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VOL. 11—NUMBER 299. LONG BRANCH, N. J., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912. PRICE TWO CENTS WILSON AND BRYAN FISH PLANS FOB PROSPEROUS YEAR CONFER BUT CABINET CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR STATE TREASURY OF At Examination Yesterday One Arrangements Complete For Mrs. Matilda Morris Dies With* Defines Constitution As OFFERJSN'T MADE • Fine Afternoon For 800 OF NEW JERSEY out Warning—Mrs. Kelso "Jjtierty And Justice.' Poor Children Monday. Dead In 83rd Year. A preliminary examination of Mon- Governor Says That Appointment of Nebraskan to Arrangements for giving the poor $22,741,938.13 Handled, $5,526,220.09, of it Mm, Matilda Morris, wife oi Thomas mouth county applicants for naturali- children of thia city a Christmas treat MoirlH, died suddenly at he- nome la ztlou K&S conducted Thursday after- next Monday afternoon, commencing Kri wards avenue at 8 o'clo'-U las; night. noon in the Anbury Park council cham- Cabinet Was Not Touched Upon at Long Con- at two o'clock, ware completed today State School Tax Proceeds--$3,3Q9,781.2O l he deceased had been id falling ber by John A. Nash, an examiner from by the ladies of the Society for the Health for the past six uion,'i\ She the Philadelphia office of the United ference at Trenton This Morning--Both Improvement of the Poor. Early Mon- Balance on $12,967,147.31 to the Ac- waB afflicted with heart trouble. As States naturalization service of itie de- da> morning the Grand Theatre In had been her custom for BOCD? time, partment of commerce and labor These Broadway will be turned over to the sin1 was occupying a chai:1 in tier bed preliminary examinations are conduc- Silent on Matters Discussed committee of ladles to be used at count of thn State Goverment room last evening, talking to Ii%r hus- ted for the assistance of the depart- their discretion. Decorators will be band. When she became fatigued shrf on hand to give the interior of the TrenUm. Dec. 21.—The total receipts .-•aid she would retire for tlie night. ment's agents in conducting the final State House. Trenton, Dec. 21. ~ show house a holiday appearance. The txaminatlon, which must be taken in Colonel William J. Bryan, who routed Christinau tree will be erected on the or New Jersey fo.- the fiscal year end- j Mr. Morris wan assisting he- to the Freehold within 90 daj'a after the filing he reactionaries at the Baltimore con- stage and the electric effects will be ing October Si, iyi2, were $9,657,366.11,(tad when without warning *^a fell lu of the application for citizenship. tention and made possible the nomlna- ffi IN GOLD FOH and tr.!n N. J. A number of applicants were ex- ernor at the State House. BEST KEPT HOUSE tal expenditures for Ihe state govern- i-'lie and her lnmbfind crime hoie ahoui ;u.d orangey apples and candy will bo amined yesterday. They seemed to do Col. Bryan arrived here at 9.18 thin placed in piles ready for distribution. ment for the year. The ntate balance l'uiirteeii years ago. There are tnree well with the questions asked by the moj Them will be no delays, as the ladies In bank November-l, lyil, wag $3,309,• surviving children, two situ and ft examiner and displayed a fair knowl- ornine, after spending the night in Eliqjliecr ThomaS F. GaSkJll, Of are anxioue to have the exercic-.es over Late Brooklyn Ex-Comptroller 781.20, making a total of $12,067.H7.31 dnuplitor. They are Thomas, of thin 'hiladelpuMadelphlal . He waa met at the de- . edge of state and national govern- pot by the Governor's seceretary and before dark, so that the children can Buried at Glcnwood Ceme- in Ihf state treasury during the yearjeity; William, of New Hon'ioile, and ment. One native of 'Russia gave ar, was rushed to the State House in an Oceanic, Wins Public Safety rettu'i to their homes unaccompanied, on account of state government. The Mi'K. Harriett Cooper, of Ridge wood Interesting definition of tho constiiu automobile. The distinguished vis- If necessary. tery With Masonic Rites. bnliinro to the state's credit ln bank at Two ulsters and one brot'ier survive. Hon. To the question: "What is the itor entered Governor Wilson's recep- end of the fiscal year. October 31st, | They are Mrs. Rebecca Htlllwell, or constitution?" he replied, "Liberty and Head's Prize. Mayor Newcomb will make an ap- last was jr>,27O,672.2O. Brooklyn: .\Ir». Magaret Chamberlain. tion room at 9,30 ,and the Governor Brooklyn and lyong Uranoh Masons justice," Engineer Thomas F. QaBklll, of the propriate address, telling tho children Dovo1 0 Janle8 Ham was there to receive him. He greet- Oceanic Fire Engine Company, i3 about Kanta Clans. Edwin L. Reed, attended I] e fmipral of ex-Controller Of this balance, however, t8.8S7.lll.- °' ' "" •"»"». "< Those examined were: ed Col. Bryan very cordially. George W. Palmer at hla Oakwood ave- 11 wan due to the county from the ] °n carrying in a leather wallet five five- or the Citizens National Bank, who has FnntTHl arraiiKeuientB have not been Harry Grobatein, Russian, a con- 1 am mighty glad to see you. Col. ,,„„„ gold |)leC(,B They were g|ven volunteered to play the part of Santa liome 'ttila al't'arnoon and afterward railroad tax for public school purpose Funeral director John G. tractor, of Asbury park. Bryan, said the Governor, shaking , , Claus, will occupy a position on the dropped the evergreen in the grave at so that tht> net Ijalancn fnr tlic staie 1 Max Waldman, Russian, a black- t0 him ye terdBy afternoon by C1 y Hexton 1B in chars* . hands with his visitor heartily. Commissioner Thomas V. Arrowsmlth balcony in front of the theatre build- Clenwood cemetery that reoltod his pUrpORGa was $2,443,061.09. Tho net smith, Asbury Park. balance at the rlose of the 1911 fl Death of Mrs. KelRO Col. Bryan returned the greeting just hoad of the PubMc Saf D(,partmenti shouting a greeting to the chil- j mortal rmains. Lodge, Mrs. EOllzabeth Kelso, widuw of Wil- Oscar Miller, Russian, a plumber, ol as cordially, and tney immediately en- . , , , „,.<,„„„„,, ,„ j N 3 Asbury Park. fol havIn( thc h( st R Miun J, ECelaOi tiled at the aonin of her tered the Governor's private office for city. Joham August Louis Klonschmidt- the conference. German, a bartender, of Fair Haven. Before greeting the Governor, Col. When Mr. Arrowsmith assumed r'"- Joseph Fetta, Italian, a watchman, Bryan was asked as to the object o', ,j (Ice and was aasigned to "the head of | ol Long Branch. the meeting, but he refused to discusB tho Public Safety Department he an- Arnold Brlggs, English, a manager, it He said that if the Governor had nouneed that he would give a Christ- of B5a.-d.ey Beach. not spoken of their purpose ill coming j "»' B>« of *25 1» Bold to the engin- eer with the bes Joseph Lipack, Russian, a cutter, ol together, he could not say anything. ! ' kept flrehouse in the n&ed fo Red Bank. He alBO said that the length of the flre department. There are nine com- lino was noticeable. a poor families. Clothing, fuel and pro- j Kepiesentatives were also present at M\P. beginning of the year of $248,-' Guiaeppo Rizzo Italian, a barbe*, ol ronforeuce would depend altogether ! P "les In the department and eight MRS, !-•>'•" was a daughter of the visions will be distributed to deserving from Altalre Chapter. H. A. M.; at. 536.f!i:. a total or 1615,468.45. The dls-' Belmar. upon the Governor's wishes. flrehouses, the Atl&ntiea sharing with ijurBementa were JSO.'l.lKM.t'u. Innvlnff lati? John and Mary Smith. She was the Pn poor. Cases reported during the week I Elmo Commandcry, K. T., and Kismet born at Fair Haven, romiiig to Lome Marco di Fiore, Italian, flagman, ot The conference broke up at one o'- " Dalys. have besn investigated and the llBt Is Temple, Nobles of tlie Mystk* Shrine. a balance at the end of the year of, clock when the President-elect and Rivuliy has been keen, and It was l'ranch over fifty years ago. Her Red Bank. ! not unt11 large. It means that considerable I Rev. Victor J. Blekkink, oi the First $311,521.78. Col Bryan went to lunch together at yesterday afternoon that En- r]ic three surviving sisters are residents of Henry Koenig, German, a ii-iftmith ] funds will be neep.r.sary to meet the I Rufc med Church, preached the ser-' recnlpis for the state Hehoo! t:i\ of Belford. the Hotel Sterling. The Governor Sineer Gaskill knaw he hart won the Knir Ha van. They are Mrs. Julia MIn- said they had had a very deliglitful Prlze. <">; and railroad ccrponi- definite conclusions. They talked over i presenting the purse Commis- ter, Mrs. Oscar Smith. Johann Ernest Max Wilke, German Bil Dally Record. Those who have not .«! uienwood cemetery Worshipful '1°™ for the year amounted to ?4,HG3, a carpenter, of Long Branch. the party policies and the carrying out >ner Arrowsmith complimented the t Funeral service* will be hold at the of the national platform but had not engineer and wished him a very hap- contributed and are willing to make a Master Walden. of Qraenpoint IjOdgo, 25r>.fiO; from inx on mtanellaneotm cor- Luigi Mazzucca, Italian, a laborer, oi modest donation can do BO by send- tffcs in charge of tb© Masonic services, poratlona, 12,891,969.36; from rollater-'house ot 1: "0 o'clock Tuesday after- considcred any particular method of W Christmas. Mr. GaBkill was too fll I noun. Rev. Alfonuo I mn«, pastor of Red Bank. happy to make an extended speech. ing their remittance to ttev. Dr. John The late Mr. Palmer had for many inheritance tax, $!>OH,t00.8(1, Jacob Albert Blum, Russian, an ice procedure. G. Lovell or any member of the ladles' rroni i l the Simpfo11 11 n M. K. Church, of wlilch The Governor admitted that they having defsrred it until the annual years been affiliated with Greenpolnt automobile registration and regu-1 "*; P" '" "! cream maker, of Red Bank. auxiliary, i itlon, |4Gfl,471. a member, will offici- had discussed the Cabinet, but insist- meeting of the company next Thurs- Lodge, No. 403, and was held In high ate. The interment, in charge of ed that Col. Bryan had not been con- day night. However, hi- thanked the If there is any little boy or girl will- esteem by members of Hits craft. The lotnl amount received by Slate ing to make another poor child happy Treasurer Voorheea for the fiscal year funeral director William H. Morris, sldered as a Cabinet possibility at the commissioner very much for the gift he or she can send five, ten or fifteen Jr., will be at Waal IioriR Branch ceme- meeting. Different names were talked and was happy in the thought that he Lockwoods to Unite in Brookly. from ii!l sources, including balances, cents, and the amount will be lined as Captain mid Mrs. Nelson Lockwood, was $22,741, 938.111. tery. IK 1KR OF over for the Cabinet, but the Governor had won tho distinction, intended. "Increase your own happi r Mrs. Kolas Had a wl« of tbe first members or Simp- Riverside Gun Club President, municative than the Governor. He said years ago he was elected engineer by stricted. Other prominent citizens away from the roar of the ocean that] Harry Hoyt Good, only son of form- on Church. he would not discuss the interview, | the company and each year since re- will be present to enjoy the Rladsome they commenced planning for their I'T Pork Commissioner Rrrnt Good, of leavlng It for the President-elect to elected and approved by the city of- scene, All jou have to do is to secure ficialialDs in office. | present trip at the clcae of the BU'TI- | Morris avenue, Is now "fat and forty." of Red BankrWon Gold Watch give out whatever information he de- ' «" '•> «ftf/>o a ticket at the box office. The usual 1 mer season. The natal celebration occurred By Margin of One "Bird." sired published. Col. Bryan also re- prices will be charged. terdai1. There were two celebration:.. fuBed to state what legislation he Besides little Miss Hulit, the song- Thw firiit look place at the Carfcr By the margin of one blue rock on- thought should be first taken up by bird, who has volunteered to render a | Medicine Co. building, 40 Murray ly, Albert L. Ivins, Red Bank's as the Incoming administration at Wash- HOLIDAY RUSH IS number of vocal selections, James street, New York, at. hall-paKt two sessor, crack trapshooter and presi ington. Nilen, the artist, will hv. present with I o'clock yeeferday afternoon, when the Y dent of the Riverside Gun Club, o When asked about the action of his crayons and canvass. "Jimmy" is peventy employes of that well known that place, has won the handsom* Col. Henry Watterson, of Kentucky. clever on comic work, and he is bdind firm presented their clmpllments. Clinton R, Jame s Trophy, a golf In advocating him as Ambassador to Iff to please tha children. Santa Claua The Cfnnpliui'-'iits were a shower of will also render vocal selections. The AT Sunday School of First Presby- watch. The Jast of the eight shoots England, Col. Brvan declared that t^ol. flowers and they filled a good-si/ed for this trophy was Bhot yeBterday Watterpon h id • tot consulted him proposed old-fashioned Christmas cele- buaket. Mr. Good modestly confessed terian Church To Give , about it. Col. Bryan stated that ho Extra Clerks and Carriers Re- bration has aroused the poor childre.i that he was forty, but felt like a boy Pf Mr. Ivins's total score, including to ea&er anticipation. Not only the handicaps, was 391 out Of a possible expected to attend the inaugural on Widow of J. Frank Durnell Was twenty. He biought many of the Christmas Cantata. March 4. He denied that he was plan ported Today to Handle the children, but hundreds of othar people 400. He was closely followed by Kd in Washington are anxious to participate in the flowers to Long Branch with him. ning to open offices Medica! Patient at Institu- Last night. Harry was given a birth- The ChriBtmas cantata, "Santa's ward VonKattengill, whOKe score, in near the White House. Big Christmas Mails. Christmas treat. Kverybody is im- eluding handicaps, was 390. bued with tho holiday spirit of doing flay dinner at the Good home, and Surprise," will be glvon by the First tion For Months. PreBbytorian Sunday School Monday Water Superintendent Alexander H.CKEV .JURY DISAGREES. something that will make others hap- FeuttOS was continued until one I). Cooper, of Ked Bank, finished third H.CE j Tl]e chl,8tma8 ru8n a, t,,e o'clock this morning. evening ut 7.4S o'clock. Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 21.-ThThe jurj y m\ ,„ py. Tho young girls of the Brownie Mrs. Margretta (Jones) Dtunel], in thia contest with a score of 383, in-1 mce lg now evidence Two e):tra Club intend doing all they can to makj The characters will bo taken aa fol- the case of J. Frank Hickoy, charged | clCTk8 M]d ,wo „„„,,,„, reportell thla Widow off J. Frank TJurnell, died tit the eluding handicaps. Mr. VonKattengill morning. They are John Russell Er- the treat a memorable event. They Monmoulii Memorial Hospital at 12 Dr. Abbott E. Kittred.se Dead. lows: wag awarded a $5 Gold piece and Mr. with the murder o ft he Josephs fioy, Dr. Abbott E3. Klttredge, D. D., &um- Santa Claus, Charles Ray. - reported to Justice Brown in the Su- rickson and Walter Woolley, who aro will act as uuhers and look after tho o'clock this noon. She had been a r mer rettdQQt of Mon mouth &Much and Hesttie, Beatrice Rue. Cooper a $2.50 gold piece. preme Court at 10.30 today that they assisting at the main office, and Ar- comfort of the children. medical patient a! the hospPal for the The DuPont Trophy, a fine silver pastor of the Madison Avenue Reform- Lucy, Hazel Pierson. were unable to agree. The Justice in- thur Van Derveer and William A. Grit- The Eociety is endeavoring to make past four weeks. Her sudden demise watch fob, was awarded to C. Me!l structed them further and Bent them ton, who are acting as ,oxtra carriers. ed Church, New York . Dr. Klttredge Maud, Hasel Van Dyke. Vn- affair one of ths best ever atteritpt- came BJ a ^hock to her relatives and Tom, Herman Buyers. Johnson, of Highlands, who capturctl back for further deliberation. An un- L. Henry Cobb, who has boen sick for was a very able speaker and on many ed- They expect thai, every seat in frienrtfi. Ned, HoBert Sinclair. i two legs. Captain Charles E. Throck- confirmed report said that the jury several days, has resumed his work. rjccfltionfl picnehed at the Sea Bright the theatre will be sold, and that tho The deceased, who was in her forti- Jack, Thurlow West. morton, of Red Bank, also won two stood nine for first degree murder and The Christmas rush of holiday pack- Prasbytiiriaii Church. receipts will Justify tho expenditure. eth year, was born In this cily. Hhe. Captain Bob, Helen Van Dyke. legs on the cup. In the shooting yes- three for second degree murder. ages, which have been arriving daily was a daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth and terday afternoon, Mr. Johnson, with m.E, of ftbckwcll avenue, and -ial features nightly. Also high class Augusta Van Pelt. .VonKattengill were given turkeys : Husband; Her Secret. Admission 5Uevera! departments clear. Mrt, Fred Oifford. Three professionals contested for ,jand 10c. (Advertisement.) Death at Highlands. Cottager Undergoes Operation YHie 21fitf Uuccaneer Chorus—Robert Eldredge, 1 Punoral Gervices w*ill be held at Benjamin P. Morris. Warren MacKen tnrkey, in a shoot at 100 targets. U. At The Imperial Hotel. Frederick C. Murr, forty years old, at Roosevelt Hospital. the residence of Mrs. EiUabeth Jones, At The Commercial Tonight. tie, BrneBt Pierson, Joseph Young, H. Stevens, of Roselle Park, broke 9f- To pass an enjoyable hour or tWft, died yesterday afternoon at Miller j Urondway at U o'clock Tuesday morn and was given the award. Near Ap Special German dishes including Leonard Van Dyke. hear Gardner and Browne. Entertain- street, Highlands, of hasty consump-j RicharU DeeveZ~pr^Ident of the mg next. interment, in charge ot gar. of Plalnfield, broke 88, and Carl Christmas Fairies—Eiile Atchley, ment every evening. Special distils tlon. after a lingering Illness. He Is Long Brw|ch Pro|)ortv ,iold^rs' Afso- furoral director William H. Morris, Hassen Pfeffer and Kartoffel tTTbesse. VonLengerke, of West Hoboken, broke Elsie Van Dyke, Helen Zlgenfuss, El- —tonight, Salme of Wild Duck, Ho.-i- survived by a widow and two chil- cifttjon> who owns a pretty C0linlry Jr., will be at Glen wood cemetery, Vocal and inBtrumental music. (Ail- S6. va Morton, Ethel Van Sickles, Bessie Iny PVitters. Best of everything. )Ar! dren, son and daughter. The inter-. pBtale at th(, c,,rnor of Norwood anc] vertisement.) Schwartz, Elizabeth Pumyea, Sarah Among the other contestants yester- vertinement.) • meat will be in charge of funeral di- , critically ill at the day afternoon, and their handicaps, (C( dar avenue8j i8 Special' Feature. Van Pelt. rector Charles F. Morris, of Urn*, HoosfiVe]t Hoppltal. New York, where Tlu Ninth Commandment, in three Look. Look, Look, Look. Icicle Boys—Frauk Morton, Peter •were: Special Feature. he underwent an operation early in reels, at Parker's, tonight. Men and boys, can find the biggest Edward M. Cooper, 10, 46; W. G (Adver- Frosler, Charles Zigenfuss, Lehman The Ninth Commandment, lu three tho \v«.-i'k for appendicitis. It was re- tiEement.) * bargains to-night In SulU, Overcoats, Cranmer, Russell Van Brunt Thomas Poaten, 12, 44; Jacob Wyckoff, 12, 41;reels, at Parker's, tonight. (Adver- Goods Dcufiht this Xmas I>ortod yesterday that his condition JHats, Sweaters and Ties, at the Pop- Boger, Samuel Van Dyke, Richard Alexander D. Cooper, 10, 41; Capt. tisement.) ' must be sold this Ohiistmas at th^ v.-tF critical, and that, relatives and 1,000 Dolls at Half Price |ular Store, 229 B'way. (Advertise- Chambers. Throckmorton, 8, 41; C. Mell John- Dry Goods Store of Joseph Salz, Red friends were murh alarmed as to his at the Dry GoodB Store of .Icseph Salz,' ment.l • sou, 10, 39; Prosecutor John S. Appie- : Snow Fairies—Ruth Van Dusen. At The Commercial Tonight. Bank. Open till 10 tonight. (Adver- recovery. Red Bank. Open 'till 10 tonight. (Ad- — Marian Bell, Margaret Haley, Marian Sate, Jr., 19. 39; Arthur Sussman, 9, Special German dishes Including tisement.) Mr. Deeves was married last spring vertisement,) *| Joseph Hlrschfeld & Son, establish' Calkins, Sarah Van Pelt. Ruth Rogers. 39; and William Chandler, 16, 38. Haesen Pfeffer and KRrtoffel Kloessc in Newark. He afterward brought his ed 1883, 149 Broadway, offers for your Mabel Van Pelt, Addie Layton, Alice Vocal and instrumental music. (A<1- Joseph Hirachfeld & Son, establish- wife to Long Branch. Joseph HirschfeUJ & Son. establish-1Christmas dinner the purest wlnoe Frame. Lost. vertlsement.) • ed 1883, 140 Broadway, offers for your Mr. Deeves, as head of the 1-ong e_,d, 1883, . , 149 Broadway, offers for you. r an,d best liquors at most popular j, Jack Frost Band—Francis Aingleb- Between Stelnbach's and Third Christmas dinner the purest wines Branch Property Holders' Association, ChriBtmas dinner tho purest wines prices, Souvenirs free to our custom-1 H w B Christian Schwartr. Ave., smr.il purse. Reward, Fletu;n Elegant boxes of writing paper gift and best liquors at most popular has been a familiar figure here for and best liquors at most popul ar, ern. (Advertisement.) 298tf | to Mabel Glere, Stclnbaeb'B. boxes at Dudley's. (Advertiffemeni. prices. Souvenirs free to our custom-1 yean. He succeeded P. Sanford Ross prices. Souvenirs free to our custom-! Gibson line of Calendars at Jiini- 298-299' ers. (Advertisement.) 295tf as head of the association. ers. (Advertisement.) 298tf Advertise in the Dally Record. 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•••»••••»••«•«»»•*•»••••«• termine whether tlie rcr. J to Ollflfden WHS the first or second funuff to the left, so I tossed up a coin and took tile first, and here I ai.i with u punctured THE MAGIC Itire and almost hub U<*t*i> in sand." He gazed mournfully at the cur, which Tonight! SUITS JWD quite tilled tlie narrow roadway with HORN Its bulk. "You will need assistance to get IE out," suggested Rose. "Mr. Janseu, Their Dreams the blacksmith, does that sort of OVERCOATS. tiling, I am sure." Came True "Thank you. It la very likely that The man who wants to make himself a Christ- be can help me put on another tire. I will look iUm up Immediately if you - - mas ?re-('nt of a fine Stiit or Overcoat, will find By CLARISSA MACKIE i will kindly direct me." He looked ht e a more 'lian ordinary attractive variety of ••••»••««•••»••»••••••••«• eagerly at Hose, hoping tbat tlie way to the blacksmith'^ shop would be her good looking garments in the season's newest The road wound winuously between path also. models, fa rii s and coloi ings. tall ht-dKL'B of blackberry aud cat brier. "You must go hack to the highway, Woodbine draped tbe young iocuatu and you will find it at tbe corner of along tbe fence, and in places the wild the Cliffden road, about a quarter of a grape vines bad tlung tendrils utrosH mile beyond here. Ob, may I truuble FA KCY CHRISTMAS BOXES FREE the tatofvesiss space until they formed you for my music roll'/" She pointed a green arbor overhead. The amidto the thic ket, where tbe forgotten inu- WITH ALL HOLIDA YPURCHASES yielded easily to the tread, and on ei-isic roll WHS halt' utddeu among the ther wide uf the jfotul there WM a hurd weeds, beaten footpatb. It was a road for The stranger assisted her into the I slow moving country wagons or for ]>e- path, piloted her beyond tbe bulk of DAVIDSONS \ deutrlaiiH ui»l bad never known the ar- tliu machine and then returned to the rogance of o motorciir. thicket for the music roll. As he ex- 'JtrsBij'a Greatest Men's •Jtort." tricated it lie could not forbear seeing the name engraved on u little silver Hose Lewis lingered under the grape- plate under the strap. REtD BANK, N. J. vines where tlie suu filtered through j and cast flickering «haUowa on her He gave it to Itose and watched her oa sea -\\v\i\ along tbe patn awny from INTIRW07EN SOCKS ARE THE BEST - white lint and gown. Beneath tin* the highroad, tn which direction be lint's brim her face looked forth as muni go. [lo ilirt not know that the sweet us her uamesakeH, the wild roses shorter route to the Lewis home would of the Uodjge. Under her iirm was al>e to follow (lie directions she had giv- roll <>f music, for Nhe had boon giving en him and return to tbe highway. Complete a piano lesson, to the smallest Jouen Rose wanted to he aloos for awhile. OCEANIC ENTERTAINMENT glfl. and the hour had been one of such She wanted to still tlio beating of her Sunday School Christmas One in Good- excruciating discords that Base had Lieatt nnd to feel the telltale flush fade will Methodist Church Next KOUgUt tlie lane road, bopltyf that the from her hot cheeks before she went Your Christmas shopping Monday Night. HOUR of n thrusb mi^ht obliterate the home. She. turned around for an iu- Final preparations are being mado iiiSiiinnonloiis souudu tbat still rang In slant, and then something happened j for tho Sunday school Christmas en- her bead. that udded to her confusion and em- TO SSCiEH'1 S ML barrassment. Better give nothing, than something irrtaintnent to be hnld in (lie ftooil-' Tlie thrush was sln^ins on a tall I will Methodist Church, Oceanic, Mon j wind bent chestnut tree, and HSI be When the stranger had thrown away that will not please. Don't trust to luck. I'I. ladles "f tlir- Long Branch So- • ufly niriit. 7 he cbdivli will be appro Bwaved to and fro, thrilled with the the bits of absorbent cotton they had Buy at Stetnbach's—where you can (•'• y for die improvement of the Poor,I pjiafcly dc-corati'd for the affair. Al ecwtHsy of liia own sons. Rose punned clang to the blackberry bushes like mho Intend giving a Christinas treat i tJic clog Brooch I. ..!•.-... II. I'. O. B-, ||S. RffliOtidtve reading, "A Psalm o> when be had beon a little lad somebody ilMk-peluUnil KH^IU-J -.mil Truck Co.. 1 rrnl^e." ' lhroi!;,'b the vu I ley, coming nearer. had sent him a valentine. It pictured US. I Singfag,. "Come. Shepherds, RPP." uciii'iT. Hhe knew tbnt If she hnrriud a little gtrl'ft sweet face peeping from Dull iui.i' (•(.., $r,. 1 I;PI iifitjnn, "How to Keep CbrlBtmas,' to-the end of tbe lane mad nbe would a bower of wild roses, and the picture t' - :!.MC WnBiaq ft"«i Truck Co., $u. Harljia Herbert, •60 it pans, but Blie didn't want Ut nee cluHg to him all through hl.s boyhood Aatmnj JIark, I I ,:a iiP'll't Hulif Co., 47. ilcri,:it]on, "Cljnstmas All tlie Year.' I It. [lose Lowia was a dreamer of ami youth until he bad come to believe Uvroil Engine Co., (;,. ,.. Mildred Kay. (Irenms. and HIIC preferred to delude tbnt when he found his idea! girl she Hunt Good, $!10. •• Singing, "For Me, For You," School. i herself with the fairy tales of he) rwould have the face of bis valentine, Irnquols Social Club. $5. RecltatloSi "A Christmas Surprise.\' j childhood. Now she laughed an shei nnd she was always wreathed with Mr?. R. M. HarriB. »2. | tolil herself that it was the luajric horn Eva Vorbeea. 1 : rosen. Frank K. Gano, $1. fijxcrelee, "Happy Christmas,*' Primary of (In* fairy prince who wns coming to The suddenness of seeing the lovely Now Jersey Mortgage and Trust I TJcpnrtnu'nt. rescue her from a thicket of dan^'-r- fate of Howe Lewis framed iu the pink Co., <10. • Tinvcrs, J.1. I drotun Hlmttered, hy ti u\w\ Bplamtujd LEAGUE HOLDS^ MEETING 1 ..'cir n.: ion, "Sprig of llo!ly, Merlara the music roll that her mime was Itose The Curia't.uias music of the church Horace She: man, $1. ' .niiouiobile lillod with veiled uud go«-set him to dreaming tlrcams of his own Herbert. «lod fovum. tomorrow morning and evening will Branch Court and Read Bills Ratiflsd Edwin I.. i.'< ill, fl. ' its ho slowly soupht the services of Ihe Include tiie following numbers* rend- at Session Held at Red Kearney lictil. tl. , Kim-Jut:, "C'lrj. tuiatj SItlos arc shining" t The highway crossed the wiudlng Si hnol. j lime just below tbe tret* whore tbe • blarksinlth. He, too, \v.u\ reddened a8 ered by the church choir; Bank. Daniel Poran, $1. | tbe yellow birds had stolen the bits of At a largely attended meeting of tlio Fr.uik 1.. Howlajld, $1. ftevtt&tiaa, "Wtitn I Awake," Jack Jef j Hmmh had nunj:. Tlie horn sounded Morning. frey. i Ufiiilu, coniltiK nouror, its musical | cotton frrmi tlie bttahes. Every inci- East Monmoutn League, held iast C. Dorrnan McFadtiin, J2. ilent had Its significance for him also. AT TWO CHUBS Proceesiona], "Oh All Ve Taithful. I\t"-Uatlon, "I Can Try," Andrew Sut j chord trembling on tbe Hummer air. lutroit Hymn, "Christmas Morn." (Old night at Eisner Hall, Red Bank, it was Harry L'aycy, $1. Tbe nest (lay there enme a WR box decided to call a meeting of the boards I t*r. ; Then with a cracUIIiiK rush something The services at the First Presby- English Carol 15th Century.) Chester M. Truax. $1. | \>IK aud bbick Invaded the winding of pink roses addressed to Rose Uew- terian Church tomorrow as planned of trade along the East Monmouth Sugar Bowl. Co., $2. i EsereiBfl, "Stars for I ho Christmas •Offer to ire Anthem "There Were Shep- Grown," Kvn Vorht^, Mnri-im Tier- | n»:ul. Hose had barely time to (leels, »ud inside wi\s Haydeii'* card with- will be especially helpful spiritually hore for a conference hero on Janu- Win. J. Fmythe, $2. out an addreaa. He expressed his herds." J. Edgar Uirche. ry 27tli. A week previous, tbe 20th bert. 13'Ttla Horbt-rt, Helen Hex andI Into the thorny thicket when there as well as musically. Tiie Christinas Recessional "LUtfe Town of Bethle- .Tumi's Seller, $1. ! wan a loud explosion, and the biff ina- hope that Itosu had suffered no III ef- spirit win 'ivevall In the sermons, ultimo, the members of the board of Bryant fl. Npwcomu, ?5. 5 Eleanor VaiiBmnt, hem," (Old English Carol 15th cen- I Uprit^utnn. "Tho Two Fir Trees," Ed-| chine came (o a Rtantlstlil In front of fr.ets from her encounter with the hymns and other musical parts of the directors of the league, will meet 1 lorry riect, fl. ; her, nialtliiH: her a prisoner among the thorn*, Itose told the story to her tury.) here, when a campaign of action will win JflTvpy. services. Evening Glffrrd, Laroiir, OrHntner &. Co., $10- tborns, mother, nnd tlie roses occupied a place The choir at tbe morning service be outlined. C. Henry Irwln. $2. , Stafftnj?. "Afrt.'fstic Swoetnepa," School of honor nn tlie piano, where Hose Processional, "Die Heiligr Kacht" (Old Hecf'fetion, "The Woinlrou.-f ?tnr," Lep Fnun (lie red leather cushioned scat 131 be assisted by Miss Dora Grcon, Albert Wneni. fr>. a noMiJiry mau sat and stared ut herfound herself softly pluyititf the plain- German Folk Song.) At last night'B meeting President Stitfer, p tive minor chord that sounded from and in the evening by a quartet con- Introit, "N&el," Adams, Arthur H. Hope, of Asbury Park, ox- Jftrari Olilre. SHI. from heliiud l>ij, BDRfflea until the truth 1 sisting of Miss Nora Beegle.or Anbury Mrs. .1. W. Oannlnghum, $6. Uo'T-'i iiMi, •( hd r.na.- VrtLjev," Evanf t!u- aittmtlou burst upon him. Then tli'. hornet Hoyden's automobile. Offertoire Anthem, "Glory to God inplained in detail the objects of the lea- Vorheeu*, Bei LJia Suttet nnd l-Tnien Often after that Rose heard the Park; Miss Green, Richard Cornell and the Highest." Flaxinston Parker. gue and at the same time presented Mrs. I". Wett, *.'). ' he Miin^' nsldc cap nnd goggles, tore Meredith Parker. Win. A. Steven*. «. 1 Hex. otf hite itiu'U duBter and stepped ilown .sound of tbe horn as tbe machine Recessional, "It Came Upon the Mid-facts and figures that proved excep- Dr O. A. Clark." fS. KeritSI ten, P"lorPBc« Sutler. luro the narrow path. His handsome whirled patt her home, but several The programs in full follow: night Clear." (Old English Carol 15th tionally interesting. It was the 'Irst | Singing, School. Morning 10:45. meeting of the league at which Red Vini Fi-rnnue. }lv .• face was wrinkled with eoac&ni us her.uuillis ncnt by, and as she never saw Century. -rlv;rih Court Den Hur. IJ. lulilressed her. Seal Hayden upain she forbade her- Prelude "Venite Adoremus," Lefebure- Bank was well represented. T v Wely. (Mil, 'In f»' \ l;i' j| H Park Namtd For Dr. Batlard. "I'm afraid I nearly ran you down," self to drc.-im of fairy princes and The most Important matter to come Kov. Df. A. V). nnilnrd, who will eel- be said courteously. ' "If you will al- uuurk' horns and tried to forget the Doxology. RUMSDNjCOUNCIL up before the league at HB January . , , :• !• '.,i nn.- (V *co. incident wh'.cli nt tho time had seemed Invocation. meeting to be held in Long Branch ' uWi«t4ia Chfts41er, $2. pferate bin nlmly third birthday on low me to assist you out of this mess Bills to Amount of $45,093.51 Paid at I CHf!6twaa Day, tins received woni thiit or thomn-tbi'i-e. my knife will make so astonishing to her. But now, loPsalm- . Thursday Night's Regular Meet- Is one of legislation. The t wo hills, T. IMI W; ?'rruni. ?5. yteml of tli'fsimins of Imaginary Gloria. the hranch court bill, and another W U U;~. |i ih^ nirboriticK of Pitman Grove have It eiislnr— why, your Rleeve is torn, nnd ing.—Minor Business. l':n n 1'rnId the thorns have wounded pfiseos, Flose found herself with a Hymn No. 320, "Hark the Herald an- At a regular meeting of the mayor *ng cities like Long Branch and As- ' W :•'• HI .~.'i ** named toe public park in that plnoo '.» lii.^ h'licr Dr. UnMarrt.' wUo la thoI you." real flesh mid blood hero, who invnde-d gels sing." and council of the Borough of ttumson bury Park the right, with the consent rfcn h i iir it. J Itose was too Htartled by the sud-her dreams and refused to be ban-Scripture Reading. of the governing authorities, to turn jifvict"iii of t)v Ocijjin CJruve '"amp iKhcrt. Thursday night the renewal of the U*H\m • EW.stion. la alao proBidorii I deuness of the accident to umke n re- Prayer. bond of John Me Peak UF, constable over main arteries of travel to bo of '.i • .'•.'' -v .i."M". Coafarenoa Camp ; pi.v. Then came a day when she went Announcements. was accepted. It waa signed by maintained at the expense of tho Mi'f-'iii": Vsnocifttlon at Pitman Grove. | Al last he cut an opening lu tlie ttilti bet cousins to the big emiuty Offertory, "Adoration," Collaerts. James Emight, Jr., and Williamcounty, have been drawn by ex-Judge HW latter b idy a ihort time as«i pr» thicket and gently extricated her from fair. Here were gathered many fash- Solo, "Christmas Bells" L-Iddle. Mears., Wilbur A. Heisley. They were pre- pent* I Kvnund for a pavk In the Pit* the Cruel briers that snatched her skirt iounblp folks from the country estates Misa Dora Green. Borough Clerk Naughton waa Insente- d and ratified at the November . m(»n Orovp authoritiffl. "Ballard and pressed against her rounded arms. near by, and here were many Hymn No. 322. "Joy to the World." structed by Councilman Charles D meeting of the league held at Aebury CHI IBS PAY Hera nnd there on her sleere was nfrom tb city. Neal Hayden Sermon. Park. pjirk" adJolnB the railroad station. Halsey to have Fire Chief Hurphy re ! red slain of blood. there, too, and when he saw ftose Hymn No. 331, "Oh, Come, All Yepert at the next meeting on Thursday I "I hope you will let me administer with the Drake Lewises, her cousins, 1 Faithful." night, January 2, tho condition In Bicyclists In Head-on Collision. ' some remedies. ] have a little case In he fairly flew across the Intervening Benediction. which he found tlie fire hydrants of Two boys on bicycles came together f\ THE NEW ; my pocket with everrtuiliff to allay Space and claimed instant friendship Postlude, "Fantasie," Blume-nthai. with a thud on Liberty Btreet thiB ivith Prnke Lewis, who had been his tlie Through. He was nlso instructed pnln. nml—tlitM-e. if you will roll up Evening 7:30. to write to James Enrlght, Jr., to have morning. One of the boys, who waB J your sfeeve n little—now. tbat ought clasNiiiUtP Jit college. Prelude "Fantaste on a Christmas Car- sidewalk In Eront of Itlehard Wyck- coming up Liberty street at a lively j U> ajve yon some ivllcf. llriers are After that it wn« only a questiou of ol" (Holy Night) Ashmall. clip, turned to the left to get out of time before N'eal Hayden dared con- off's property in Allen street put inthe way of a wagon and ae he did BO . I nasiy things." AH he talked he wan Invocation, order. BROADWAY THEATRE dabbiug nt tiie wounds ivilb nits of nli- fess bis love for Drake Lewis' little the other boy dashed up In front of Anthem, "Glory to God in the High- On motion of Councilman R. J. Rog- • norbent cotton dipped In some antisep- country cousin. All through that au- him and they came together. Fortun- • ONO BRANCH, N. J. i est" Cooke. was passed by the council. TELE PHONE 344. tic ttuM i>rot\mLHl from the medicine tumn, when the Iaue road was turning erS| wbicll was pasgen was seeking for words in which I told each other what the, jought io tell his love. Then one day when Scripture Reading. | received. One was from the Atlan- the arm to the slender wrist. When •Solo, "Star of Bethlehem," Rees • tic Highlands Gas Company and thethey continued on their way. he had Unshed he looked regretfully tVie wind "WHS shaking the leaves down In gulden showers Itoae walked In the Miss Dora Green. .other was from the Public Service TO-NIGHT nt bis completed work, very much as Prayer. , Electric Company. This matter was Christmas Gun Club Shoot. If ho wished he could do it all over lime mud :md saw Keal Hayden com- LAST PERFORMANCE ing toward her. Announcements. laid over till a special meeting which The Monmouth Beach Gun Club will agitlu. Offertory, "Pastoral in G." Faulkes. will be held on Friday evening, De- hold an all-day shoot Christmas. Tur- "Thaafc you so much," said Hose She waited, looking lovelier than keys, ducks, geese and a silver cup ever in her white knitted coat and Solo, "Star of the Orient," Shelly comber 27. On motion of Councilman shyly. "It could have waited until I •gle. I'alsey, which was passed by thwile l be among the prizes. Many of MYRKLE HARDER STOCK CO. readied home. One in often scratched white wool cap. Just before they met these prizes were left over from the same breeze that sent her golden I **^ipn . ?• ,• _, . „ Shepherds •council, the Atlantic Highlands Gap by i horns in tlie couutry." J Company was given the privilege of Thanksgiving, because of the bad "Hut I drove you Into tlie thicket, and hair in little wisps about be? ears \ Watched their Flocks, weather on that day. The, silver cup shook a dogwood tree, and from the ! ?erlnon' {exhibiting a new gas light under the The Burglar and the Lady" I nm responsible for your Injuries." he branches there tumbled the cunningly | Anthem, "Blessed Be the Lord God of j direction of the. light committee \M 'handsomely -engraved and is worth protested, with a winning smile, BS ho woven nest of n yellow wnrbier. I Israel," Barnby. ^ jfore the spocial meeting. shooting for any time. The shoot will RAB 1fil>':': MONTHS AT DAILY'S THEATRE, NEW YO X snapped the little case together and p he held on what wag formerly known Prom it there fluttered bits of white !Hymn No. 340 "Holy Night, Peaceful Bills to the amount of $45,093.51, returned it to bis pocket. "I'm afraid cotton nml shreds of the bine paper | Night,', as the Monraouth Beach Golf Grounds. I f[lightened you too." which had i'een audited, were ordered The members of this club are also pre- m ¥: IO - 25© - 3O - SOc which Hayde" hart thrown awny. i Benediction. paid. Besides several small bills the "I was frightened for the moment. The empty4iest fell to the pround J PoPtlude, "Priest's March" (Atlialle) paring to bold an all-day shoot on New You see, one does not expect motor- following were paid: State school Year's Day. They will hold a dance 1 between them, and their eyes mot Mendelssohn. tax, $11,225.81; county tax, $17,- NEXT WEEK cars In tlie iaue rofld. ' nbove it, nnd Nenl suddenly First Reformed Church in tho Monmouth Beach Casino on De- "I sho-ild say not!" he ejaculate*!, as was 264.80; special school tax, $12,090; cember 31st. nwnre that he need not say Revt V. J. Blekkink will preach both salary nnd expenses of Collector Tu- SPECIAL HOLIDAY GILL If suddenly nware of his predicament. His eyes lind risked the question. hei« I morning and evening in the First Re- nls H. Barkuloo for six months, Mt's all thi> fault of my map. It washad answered It, nnd their dreams had j formed Church tomorrow. Both ser- ?142 30: ratal*? nnd exppnees of As- suited the Occasion. ass "Vaiidle ville creased and broken, and I could not de- toiaotrue. 1 vires will be made attractive by special sessor Victor *A. Ligier for six months, Fair Worshiper—What Is that nnd. Christmas music under the direction $2tf.;.4O; salary and expenses of Bor-1 Rad nir you're playing, professor? The PRICES, r!a;in»e, Sc and 10c Evening, 1015 ond 25c | ',-- of W. S. B. Parker. nncrh C'?rk Daniel A. Naughton for Professor— Dat isa Beethoven's "F.-ire- The pastor will nr"irh upon the *u\> 'six months. $234.70; Daniel A. Naue'i- \ well to the Piano." I Bee dose Install- On All Holiday F'.aticses, Evening Prices Wili Prevail. Jects, the Christmas Burden" and "The ton for taking care of police clocks for ment people coming mit der van.— Way to David's Town." The men's one year. $11(5,70, and J, W. Ivans, j p^. THE C. A. W. Brotherhood will meet at 2:30 o'clocktgarbage contract for 1912, $100. THREE

STORE OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. libbers That Wear at Clarence White's RED BANK. iSui'li ;is (Juki Seal ami other 1st grades always on nd. A new shipment in this .week. Pay a fair price d buy rubbers tlmt prove as mine will. * LARENCE WHITE, RED BANK.

ONG BRANCH TALKING PICTURES Mondays PERA HOUSE Wednesdays and Saturdays. Washington Struct Change at Program Dally. •nd Broadway

WEATHER INDICATIONS The U. S. Weather Bureau forecast for the 36 hours ending Sunday, 8 o'- clock p. m. New Jersey—Fair tonight and Sin- BY BREAK OF BOLT day, colder tonight. Light to moder- FOR RENT ill our cousinuctlon Is ntoel aud con ate variable winds. oDr unfurnished. 327 Cedar Ave., West End. Phone ESTATE FOR SALE OR crete- We have no carpets aod dust Observations from Special Meteor- Ave. 297to299* Long Branch. 297to301 50c doz. 272 Rockwell Ave. 297to299* RENT. catchers. Onr furniture Is of white Young Driver at Hospital Here ological and 'Storm Warning Station. FOR SALE—Cheap to Quick buyer. cuumel. Wo huve forsakvn the old HOUSES TO LET—62 Fourth Ave., CHRISTMAS FLOWER8. — Order time bailt registers, with their dust and U. 8. Weather Uureau, 43 North Long Branch Ave., Jane St., Wm. H. Walnut counter, 22 feet x 3 feet; 1 9-ROOM house for sale or rent. Ap As Result of Horse Be- liroadway, Long nranch, 8 a. m. 4 now and get what you want. Cut counter and desk 5 feetx2<£; 1 ply to box 204 Elberon.N. J. 297tol4 soot. We have steam rudlntoru thqt Irehm. 296to30t5 flowers, potted plants, Ferndishes, j»lve nothing into the sickroom. We Temperature.— wardrobe; 1 Loveland refrigerator, FOR SALE or rent, a nine room buve screens ou our windows to deny ing Frightened. 8 o'clock this morning, 33. FOR RENT—Two houses on West Ferna and Palms. Attractive floral 4-6x6 feet; 3 counter show cases, plate S o'clock laBt night, 37. Columbus Place. City water and gas Jeeigns. Telephone Sodemann & house, modern improvements, 64 ndininskHi to tbe fly and the mosquito glass; 2 marble top kitchen tables; 1 Grand Ave. Last tenant occupied and other insects thut may curry tlii- WUHiam O'Oonnel. a young; man 20 Highest yesterday, 45. J12 per month. Cranmer Bros., Build Lindhardt, opposite East Long Branch gas oven; 1 gas baker; 1 laundry years old, emi)loyed hy Cohen Sons, Lowest last night, 30. ers, 195 Rockwell Ave. 294to299' Station. 294to302» property ahout eight years. Inquire orynnfsniM of dispose. We know thi'.l stove; 1 lot inlaid linoleum. Apply to of Wm. T. Cobb, 61 Grand Ave. or De- stinli£lit in one of God's woy* of cor-Elboron market, Norwood avenue. Change in temperature |n "•! hours, POULTRY Farm to rent with five PIANO TUNING—Wm. F. Ohst, Jersey Coast Land & Improvement Wltt C. dbbb, Asbury Park, N. J. ing dlsentiu nutl that /rcsh air is one of iVal, while delivering orders yester- minus 3 degrees. room cottage at Oakhurst, N. J. Farm Bight years' factory experience, lo'cal Co., 81 Brighton Ave., West End, N. J. 293tf the graftteflC pbyslclnns in the world, so day noon met with a Herious accident. Barometer, 8 a. in., (sea level), has new 1200 egg incubator of thetestimonials. 68 North Fifth Ave., 296to299 thii t WP build our modem hospitals He was driving on Norwood avenue 30.15. when the king boldt of the wagon best make. TSvery convenience for theLong Branch. 294tf FOR SALE—18 Shares 'Hollywood AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE with windows facing to tlie sun, with Haromoter, 8 o'clock last night uua .business. Splendid opportunity for ;i!r siuicc uteimured in terms of cubic hroke. The horse, though gentle, level), 30.00. Dr. Charles C. Cattanach, Veterin- Land Co. Stock. Par value $100. In- started off, throwing the youiiK man the rightj man. Address Opportunity, quire of A. T. Woolley, Executor. 295tf FOR SALE—One thousand dollars feet for the sk-k." Wind Velocity nnd Direction.— ary Surgeon, office and residence 552 from the wagon. He fell with consid- 8 o'clock this morning. West, 8 Record Office. 293tolO Second Ave., West End, Phone 726 will buy a fully equipped Packard HAND Painted calendars for sale limousine automobile In good running erable force on his head and was un-milea. HOUSt—6 rooms, Frst Ave., next Long Branch. 282tf at Mrs. J. Hill's, Goldstein Bld'g. H« Wai Old Enough. conscious when picked un. Highest in past 24 hours to 8 a. ui , Banks' Hotel. G. K. Poland. 28Ctf order, suitable for private use or hack- The lute Homer Lea, who did BO MAJESTIC Theatre, Monmouth St., 294to299 ing; «eats six, short and handy; for Patrolman Fred Lediard and anoth- S. W., 34 miles. much to organize the army of the Chi er officer were pastiing in a trolley car Relative Humidity.— FOR RENT—Rear house, 5 rooms. Red Bank. First-class movlpg pic- WHITE LEGHORN cockerels and particulars address owner. Record nose mpuhlli'. was n man who saw inquire lj* Third Ave. 274tf tures every night. 21Stf Office. 296to299 at the time and witnessed the acci- 8 o'ciock last night, 57, pullets, and Barred Rock cockerels Mltlo iicttml service In spite of bin title dent. They stoped tho car and went nf "Krneral." Tie was fond of relating 8 o'clock this morning, 70. FOR RENT—Six-room apartments. for sale. Clerk's, Port-au-Peck. to th

Has anyone tried to set them aside] DAILY RECORD But what have they to do with th| present or future? ISSUED BVEKY WEEK-DAT Lincoln didn't try to make the Re publican party the protector of BenJ. BOIHMU Bobbitt, Editor. Union In perpetuity. He was to SUBSCRIPTION RATES wise. Terras (Postage Free) outside of the And a glorious history for a party I City of Loaf Branch »od the Long counts for DO more these days than a I Branch mall delivery HmlU. noble ancestry counts for the individ- One year In advance , $6.00 Three months. In advance 1.26 ual. All are Judged on present. Dot I One month, tn advance 60 j past, performances 8itigl« copies. In advance...... 02' SERFDOM IN A FREE COUNTRY. Published by The Mayor of Schnectady was jail- F. M. TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. ed at Little Falls, New York, becau Ohaa. L. Edwarda, Seo'y and Manager, he violated a local ordinance* In con 192 Broadway, flict with state and national etatute I it)NO BRANCH. NEW JERSEY. Telephone 1000 Long Branch. and organic laws guaranteeing the right of free speech. Saturday, December 21, 1912. Two unoffen&ive striken* went as aaulted and badly Injured by police MONEY AND CHARACTER. officers then* yesterday because they Never wjp. tji*r? more impressive walked on the streets, and such things evidence of the superiority of charac- are happening dally. ter to money as a foundation for ma- A trained nurse who was giving arguments by-the representative of u-rtiil success than woe fc^ven in the the Central Railroad, oiie™f humble conduct est spotH than exiBt at Little Falls, be diverted by the Cabinet elates "And he might not be worth any- or. and mv aim Is to please; but, yon In the full glare of our twentieth cen- which the newspapers are already New England in Asia. big porcine stiff, yon throw that cigar thing?" RED BANK TRUST CO. tury civilization, In the Empire State busy making. But the papers get a A Bulgarian boy stood looking out on Through the door or I'll throw yon add "He might not have anything. 1 the fair villages and farms that can t both. HeeT" of the great American Union, under chance to flit up Bpace with Interesting he seen from Lenox, Mass. He is re- (Temporary Office) have known a man to come Into my "Kxi'tise me. protestor." replied the the shadow of our flag of freedom and matter In the shape of such specula- ceiving an American education. Una- office and 1 have given htm a check liattftenser meekly, and the Incident our constitution which Is supposed to tion only once every four years, and ware that he was under observation wns closed.— Philadelphia Ledger. for a million dollarB-when 1 knew he he paced to and fro, all the while gaz- 28 Monmouth Street, RED BANK, N. J. make Inviolate human rights. it "H harmless. ing down on the peaceful valley. There had not a cent in the world." are countless such stretches of land- Running a* Exareiaa. ^ "There are not many of them?" scape In America, as near perfect as The fact that a pernon la capable of THAT MONTICELLO" CONTRO It has become evident since the loins the bent running and speed "Yes, a good many." this earth affords as a place for human vnlklng before the thirtieth rear need VER8Y. election, If It was not evident before, habitation* Bursting Into tears he ex- "Commercial credits are based upon iot Ifad those who hare panned the A single Jiving Congressman who that the President commands the re- claimed, "Could there ever be aueh i bird rieciide to think that they art* ou Monster Ant Hills. the possession of money or property?" GORDON'S BLUNDER. owns the title to Montlcello and wants spect of everybody whoBO respect Is homes In Bulgaria?" Then, as he the down grade of life. nay* an au- Wc*l African unt hills are veritable "Money or property or character." aeated himself on a wayside rock he thority. These exercises trail for Hun- Grave Tactical Mistake of a Budding (tinnts, freiiueutiy standing fofty |eet to hold ou to it," complains the Cam- worth having.—New York Tribune. was overheard to say, "Could there "Is not commercial credit based pri- tlHty of tbi> arteries, and that lessen* Engliah General. hieb ThcHe ntit bills tire shaped BO me Uen PoBt-Telegram, "has more Influ- Their respect and admiration, but ever be siidh a thing as New England i after the thirtieth year, but pow thihii like n KUVOf louf UU(1 are divided marily upon money or property?" When (ieuerul ttorttou wns a lad at ence with his fellow Congressmen lot their confidence as an executive. in Asia?" of endurance Increase In the well .•4 Imyl he waa ax iui*>ehievouH as must in ;iijc Into hundreds of tiny rooms. "No, sir; the first thing Is charac Why not? The grand march of the preserved mun or woman up tn fifty in>y*. When the Hof« hud duue uny- They biive, iitfwlleBR to any. myriads of than the shade, of Thomas Jefferson It's an important distinction. iulmbUiiittK. a ltd these ore all busy ter." human race has circled the globe r fifty liv.. or even Inter. Soldiers thlng wrong they were shut up in a invoked by thoBe who would have the once, pausing at the Pacific Ocean. f fifty are like' leather nnd cad per large, hnrely rm-nlHhed room and set | malclhK mads, guttiering- faod and "Before money or properly?" A Brooklyn wife who eloped, l«av L.os Angeles, Snn Francisco, Portland. form rents* nf endurance that would wntrhhiK "ver tlm eggs andtyounffsters. nation acquire Monticello as a pop to write lines fruni H Lntln author. The tuitions urn nfrttld in IMINII Hn'sn "Before money or anything else. ng four little children, offers as her are the equals of Boston and Provi kill the ittrtpilnfc. and the same la true Gordnu was one of the most fre- ular Bhrlne." d«nce. Our Pacific seaboard is as hap •f women hlllR. e-teept from n dlBtnnre, with firo Money cannot buy it," ;xcuse that her husband was "too quent prlsonent in this room, and he iiim The ;niis often make their It's a bit Ludicrous to observe the py a place of residence as our Atlan- used to be unuoyed by the boys who "Sn Mini n man with character, with- good." The intricacies of feminine tic. Now the Plymouth Rock idea A Merchant, Not a Beggar. strongholds ariMind trees, and they oi> Interest of ao thoroughly a partisan wer* free coming to the door nnd Jeer built very Mulidly, with Bides Home out anything at nit behind It, can get mental processes truly often overtax Kc*es maTching around the globe a An American Indy in Rome bought ing at htm through the keybole. Re- Republican paper In a "shrine" to the tints iiintclipis from a little uintch vpml times iwunly Inebes thick. Tho inside all the credit he wants, and a man even the word bewildering. second time. Japan and China al- noir Ing to get even, he procured D Is hollow, mid at the lop there IK H sort father of the Democratic party. ready acknowledge it. The dream IE T Tiny went \VH\ matches In little large syringe, nnd, taking It with him with the property cannot get It?" leromied boxe* Hh*> handed the boy of Bttte, TLe' "royal cell," where the And there's no merit In Its protest. that the home life seen ln free America the next time lie vrent to write lines, queen ant llvex. Is always found on tho "That is very often the case.' ' will be spread all over Asia. Even a lire Mildl pfecc nnd oxnerttd to have he went round to the various (leaks The constitution protects property EDITORIAL COMMENT iwo in dutnff*. but the little fellow grotim] flour. Thin good ludy 1B n pris the Turk must yield to this ever- ad- nnd KnckeU up the Ink Into the syringe. oiLfr. but U (Hn-fully fed by her busy "Hut Is that the rule of business?" rights, and even the nation has nn Mti'Hlgftttd his nhouUinn* and held the cWistmas Thought. vancing force of human happiness by 1 By nud by In* huurd stealthy foot Mubjeiis. the t>K«s she layn lielnn iiutne "That Is the rule of business, sir." Do not be so anxious to put some- human rights. rim UK' liirhnv In his hum), with ;i bet:- right to take away a man's home •.•Jut ffxpreiwlon xu his fine. Ktguifylng steps coming duwu the pUHHHife. Near- (tintt'ly carried snvny mid depoHited In The financier then went on to say thing by Tor a rainy day that you Tor- Sprinkled all over this republic, in er And netirer they came ami at last •nioniM" set apart for the purpose.— Blmply because It happens to be tho get to take any enjoyment, in the pleas- thut In- M i>iied tn Imve it t'lveii to him. tliat this applied even to stock ex- our schools, are hundreds, perhaps whereupon ti neiond Atnerlrnti ludy win* halted (uitr.iile the door. "They are Wide World. place where a former President lived. ant weather.—Youth's Companion. thousands, of these boys and girls peeping through tlie keyhole," wulsprr eha&gs loans on collateral, that when vv-;in Xreumnnnying the first straighten Nor Is it clear why it should deijire from the far east. In our colleges .MI beroelf. looked sternly at the hoy ed the future genernl. nnd, placing the ho learns that such loans have been "They're the Guys." they become personal fiiend3 of our syringe to flu* keyhole, he squirted the Your Own Body. to do BO when the property Is main- •mil snid. 'MfiTHutp, noli mendicants!" Think deliberutely of (he house you made on gilt-edged HecuritieH to un It Is the men who put the stock In own children. An ever-present home- ;YOII :ire n nittrehniit. tiut * beggar.) content* (hrouKli with nil the energy tained In good condition and the pub- thnf will be popular this sickness shadows these young exiles he coul.l unifier. llVf hi—your body. Make up your reliable persons by concerns with lic allowed access thereto by Its own- Beason.—Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch. They are torn by contending emotions I'IIMI #*£ illl ;i(!he.nl tit the iMiy'st |«lf There nut* H smothered ciclnmntlon mlinl not to abuse it. K:it iiothiuit rexfiei'f. mid it IUI litvplred hint tltitt thut will hurt it; wear nothing thai which he Is identified he orders them er. —home longing and admiration tor our of disgust, nnd then Nome one fumbled Shop Early and Avoid the Rush. infinitely better homes. Tbelr situa- ui- netiiiilly Iniifthed »u<1 prentpri the UlMorts or pains It. Ho mil uverloud railed at oncn, arid that he believed willi ilic tnuulle of tht> door. It opeued. It with vlttunlH or drink or work. Congress Is to be congratulated up- Reserved seats on the water wagon. tion is most pathetic. In all the prev- rhJin^e ii(ioii bin rU. '" « reptil- ic treatment. Get Into fl flue glow of President Taft'u recommendation In mall boxes the Philadelphia Record "Beautiful flag," he went on. "You "No " much like the mytblcul dr.-i^ou. It hit this iB the rule. Reputation haa to heut by exercise. 'Phis Is the only body IIIH laBt mesBiige to Congress, trans- manages to combine consideration for call it Old Glory. I see. I understand. -Well. I mil." false ribs llmt extend the loose alcti you will ever have In this world. A !"• built jtradually— painfully slowly, the postman with a delicate compli- Yea, my country makeB one like it. \iiil he piKi'peded to re«d the ml nnd furiii \tn trtnga, Tliere Is nistt \ large share of pleasure and pnln of mitted a few days ago. that legislation prlt'n rniliet- tttoraijr rwonl often—but once acquired it's price- ment to Philadelphia it intelligence.— We call it new Glory." Trot; with Hjireiidlnc feet (bat nutkes • life wilt come through the use you bt> enacted giving seatB and an op- Jersey Journal. "Can >on iemi rhtt futureV" Imjuired ;r «rlnile HUk'h PiiHblfs it to tilt (Ton mnke of It. Study deeply mul diligent less. The league of Christian states which I he Jn<|-r ; portunity to take part In discusBtons Bulgaria leads-. Is invincible. The i ree tit (lee. null n tlytlig lemur thm <-;n ly the structure of It. the laws thut ThiH is a UjBbpli which the youth Looks As a Success Factor. great powers of Europe will not dare "No." f I'tend out 11M whole hotly like mi IMP should govern It. the pains nnd penal In the House and Senate to members •\Vell. I .an to «itu«) ertpnt. At any of today should take to heart. There A. ilelegaTlun of girl stenographers ilefy the mighty Indignation of the brelln Hitii u>np and fly » ljundrtil tm ties that will Purely follow n vlolntlan of the Cabinet 1B excellent. It la not has a represented to Mayor Gaynor civilized world by attempting to crowd rtite. | e;in ti'M yon where you'll b* at a time, from the top of one tree ti of every Inw of life or health. Is no more Imntytant one to be learn- original, of course, the question hav- that good looks as well as racial and them back into slavery to the Turks. for the >it Iwii yeurs."-Kansas City another. Journal. ed anywhere. ing been before the framers of the religious considerations enter into the It Is the Christian home against the There is nothing new about It. King question of a business women's likeli- Turkish harem, in plain words. It is Disraeli's Confidence. Preaching and Practice. Innuendo. constitution and having been agitated hood of obtailing employment. Grant- the right of the lowly man's hearth- "Isn't it horrid." remarked Mtt* Solomon sang, "A good name is rather IMsrneii wrote it letter to bla sisterio "Maw. what is n reprobato?" periodically since, but negative ex- Ing tho truth of the onndltions, how stone, his children's education, bis 18.-13 In ulil.h Urn Hit )d: "Heard Mm-mi Sveyftly to h*r friend—"Isn't It liorriil "Ask your father, .lohnny." to be choBen than great riches." Not are they to be remedial by Mayors or humble domestic life made safe. That Iny'M ben1 sptvott. 'Sulel and Chorlm that iui>ri will put these misty old nljw Now. why should n man beconip in- ver[eace ls alm Bt Legislatures? is what "Old Glory" means here. It iot<» their moiith'iV" ,,,uly doe9 that hold good today, but I ° » conclusive argu Grant' Macinlity ndntlrahle. but. bu- censed over n hariHless little opisooV But is the grievance real or fancied? is what our mission schools have "ifK." n;\U\ iH-i- friend eini'h;it|en!l> like thlsV—Kxchunge. • good name la alao the beat mad to m*Dt ln toTOr theroof- rwevn ourwehe*. I could floor them all. "The rigid holding apart of the ex- Some of the typewritten letters re- La agin there with our flag at the ga- ThW ruffe* imu* (*lc), 1 was npver Rfl xliu xtoopctl mid tenderly Unned rhc ble.—New York Evening Mall. libick tun nf her pel piitf—"yes, indent richeB. ecutive and the legislative branches ceived by The World from stenograph- more eontiileut of anything thnu that I 1 Heredity. ers claiming that their race or creed It (•."— IVnrson ^. - Ability to borrow and finance under- of this government." as the President <'Otl!il carry everytlUng before me In Howell-I>o you believe in heredity? barred them from employment have Ruth. thru liuuv The time will come." I'ou'oll—I shouhl say I did! I married takings is only one of many ways ln truly Bays, "haa not worked for the exhibited defect a of phaseolgy, spell- She stood breast-high amid the com A Suggestion. "John." iHlrt Mm Slithers, "WIHT- the dnuKbter of :i judge, and she In al- which one is benefited thereby. And great advantage of either. There has Ing or neat workmanship which point Clasped by the golden light of morn. Then Ha Want. trays InyIng down the l»w to rue.— to another cause. Like the sweetheart of the sun. can 1 get * set vf tesoluiions pmuwd by that's important enough in Itself. been much lost motion in the ma- "Ah." remarked Mlaa We*ry. whom Tndge's Library. Looks and personality count with Who many a glowinig klBS had won. Mr KinylMe had been boring with our (,'lri4- Sorority yesterday ei Rockefeller's colossal fortune was chinery, due to the lack of co-opera- men as well as women, but it is not be- <>)i! eomindminri. "thut last one reminds Be wt wnr wltt. your Tires, at penM "t reitlly don't know, my dear.'* said 0 founded upon it. Nearly all great for- tion and interchange of views Taco lieved (hat thoroughly competent wom- On her cheek an Autumn flush. rm» nf the i*.Ht thing going"— with your neiK'il' ''^ 'i\ni\ let every en stenographers are subject to any Deeply ripen'd—such a blush Slither* 'Why don't you hnvp them 1 tunes are. to face between the representatives "Whnt'n that?" be asked eagerly. \vi:v fliM yo

STORE OPEN EVENINGS. SELLING THINGS DISTINCTIVE

The moat DISTINCTIVE and AR- ESTABLISHED SJb .b L' ESTABLISHED TISTIC LAMP SHADES, DINNER CANDLE SHADES, SIDE LIQHT Oriental Jewelry Smjn-T>S. and FRENCH NOVEL- Mounted in a large variety of TIES, of "BOBETTB" design and styles, including amethysts, top&E, make, apt now on exhibition and sale. turquois. Also full line of birth- day BtoneH. • it 3 Ni§ Note! Closing out all French The Parisian Art Company u & m I novelties at greatly reduced J 32nd St. & Seventh Ave.. N\ V. 1873 K. prices. Penn. Sta. Arcade. o A: it A 1873 "BOBETTE" E. J. Shashow, Preg. At the Alien Studio, Room CO?. 489 Fifth Avenue, We will suggest New York City. (^Antiques 11. IfOUSTIER'S STUDIO for your Christmas Gifts 873 Fifth Ave., New York- I7te Radiant Christmas Store 17 Tears with Davis & Hanfurd. Our moderate prices will Interest you Director of the Carbon DepL Special Studio tor Reproductions, of GINSBURG & LEVY Photographs, Painting*, EngravingH, etc., un Paper, Ivory, Celluloid. Por- 441 FOURTH AVE. celain, etc., by the Genuine, perman- Cor. 30th St. "Entrance on the corner." ent Carbcn Frocean, "It you want a picture to last the fact la that a carbon. Is the only one that you can depend on." Clears Up All Shopping Worries OBJECTS OF ART for Xmas Presents ••» Beautiful Carved Wood Lamps, Shades, Frames and Mirrors. Ladies' Tailor IN THE MEN'S CLOTHING TOYS, DOLLS AND GAMES. Serge and cheviot suits to Antique & Art Shop order; formerly J50; at. •A West 30th St. DEPARTMENT. Heady to wear Presses & t!A fin itn Opposite the Holland House (jDwni: formerly (8.76 <£ up. *r ••»*** "H* 9323 7th Are. Cor. 1:16th St., N. V Lenox Ave Subway & 6th & 9th Ave. Elevator ma. at l.'lf.Hi Ml. Arranged for the most convenient sort PAUL S East 30th Street There are some very up-to-date House Desires to Announce of choosing in the "STEINBACH" Absolute Clearance Sale Coats and Smoking Jackets priced from of Imported Models Christmas Toy Store in the basement. The Famous Oriental Bazaar Consisting of $3.98 to $10.00 vening and Reception Gowns 25 West 36th St. *£*W Tailor-made Nulls. Evening are showing4» extensive assortment Wraps and Blouses Men's Fancy Vests from $1.00 to $4.50 You will save time and trouble—and of fine Chtneey and Japanese goods, especially Btiltable for gifts, at very reasonable prices. Hand embroider- money in coming here first to do your ies in Bilk and linen. Presses, Waists, WM. NADDLEMAN Boys' Indian and Cowboy Suits at $1.00 Kimonos, Shawls Opera Coats and Bags, etc. Porcelains, Bronzes, Ladies' Tailor and Furrier Lumps, tTeakwood, ivories. Sandal- 07 West 48th Street Christmas shopping. wood. Perfumes, Medallion and Can- Bet. Sth & 6th Avea. Tel. 4235 Bryant. and $1.50 ton Chl t Ii Established in 1900. Announces a reductio1 n until January rotiu»rly 6 W. 83d St. ft 1195 B'way. 1st, on Ladies Suits of the finest quality. Materials Regularly $65.00, designed after the neweat C/\ r\f\ imported models *J\J*\J\J Workmanship and Perfect Tit We Invite Your Guaranteed. Attention to Our Edna Patterson. Perth Amboy Port's Economy Record. Chrlstma* Service* at St. Gaorgd's Select Line of Pantomime, "The Listening Ear of According to figures made public Church. Holiday Cards, Calendars and Booklets Night" (Soloist, Miss Helen Qano.) hy tilt- Treasury Department, Perth Christmas Eve, A Dialogue, by four Amboy holds the record for tho en- On Christmas day there will be spe- Choice Sentiments for ATI Occasions. cial services in St. Qqorge's Church. Brass Framed Mottoes. girls. tire country for economy In collect- Holy communion at 8; morning pray- Scriptural Texts. A Play, "Christmas Fairies,"—Fairies, ing duties for the government. Ac- 386 FIFTH ATE., COB. 3STH IT. af, sermon and holy communion at 10. Biblical Picture* & Quarterly Covers Opp. Altman'a Cora Haagan, Gertrude MacGro^or, cording to tho statistics compiled for Suite No. 404. 'Phone 3706 Oreeley. FOR RECORD SALES At ihe morning service there will be Meta Throckmorton, Edna Mae- the year ending last June, It cost only Tbe Book and Art Exchange IMFQBTER OF MODUS two cents to collect each dollar of rev-'the following music rendered by tue Bo. W. Cor. 34th St. and Madison Av. XiadleV Tailor and Street Qowm. Gregor, Minnie Hyer, Anna Bud- Vested Choir under the direction of J. One flight up- Until Feb. 1st, 1913. we are closing long and Jessie Dudlong, Santa enue turned in from the local custom out and making a special reduction Messrs. Higgins and Hartnedy house. The port of New York wasStanley Farrar, organist and cboiJ- on Women"s Tailored Serge Suits. Glaus, Spencer Gullck. master: Regularly sold for %k ({ nf\ Selection, Orchestra. second, with a cost per dollar of .022. I65.00; Our price tO.UU Tied For Place In Red Song, "Doxology," Congregation. The force, under Collector C. Asa To Deum In D Field Francis, in the Perth Amboy custom Anthem. "There Were Shepberdi," Benediction. 1 Bank Contest. Giving of the Christmas Candy ro house, numbers ievrn men. Last year Vincent Telephone, Plaza 7283 the various classes. the dutit!^ and tonnage tax collected Kyre Wtnrtr amounted to $5.10,992.52, an Increuse Surnuih Corda Merbecke Joat returned from Paris, offers The Long Branch Dally Recnn Pefect attendance and deportment of nearly $r.o,0fl0 over the year before. Sancdis Cooper Saul Renneck sales reached the hifchwater mark thi PHOTOGRAPHS for the year: Dorothy Bailey, Mrs. Thn value of foreign exports during ! Af.miii Dei Adams week, especially at Red Hank, whm- of "Art UTonvftti" In Sketchy Effects. LADIES' TAILOR Mary Bailey, Russell Hagerman, Wtt- the year waa $2,11*6,19U, aud of do-.Gloria in i-xoelsli Zeuucr THIS LIBBABY PANEL, Size ffi A there was a contest among the new Tommy Higgins. Ham Hagerman, Joeie Hagerman, WilEK Be(rol»r Pries 85 7x11, JI-U Suits At Greatly Reduced mestic exports, $5'J2,138. The axpssfr I The public 1B tpeclally Invited to alee. The contest closed last night nf ting around, but by inducing UtAb' Emma T. Myers, Mrs. Kathrino J«w- en of operation for the year were $10,- 3 Kt u ill ft* [ 51G &th AV., COX. 434. Prices :thu Christmas morning service. ter running for three weeks, tli friends, they were given assistance, jell, Arthur K. Jewell, Gertrude Ma?- 606.17, as compared with $11,070.06 j The Children's Sunday School Fes- !nWeWYork.| iiEC9 B'vay. nr. 33d. first award being given to the ixi Gregor, Mrs. Florence Parker, Linda 634 FIFTH AVENUE and no Red Banker went without hi: the year before. A total of 232 ves- tival will be held on Thursday evpn- Opposite Cathedral New York having the largest Increase in his puper through the fault of the tittle Parker and Mary Puliganio. sels entered the port through the cus ' n at 7.80. sales over the corresponding thivi hustlers in Red Bank. Another "on Near Perfect Class: No. 14. Mlas torn house, and 255 cleared. . Fried Norma Lawyer, teacher, Minnie Hy- 25 u. :;nh st. test will be held during January. Or, buffleld Called Back. • Bet. Sth Ave. & B'way 42nd St., South Side, ers, Janet Worthley, Cora Haagan, Rev. o. S. Duffleld, pastor of the Ijeslie Van Brunt and Herbert HamM- Cfte Just East of Fifth Ave. Edwin Conover Again Victor. iRea Bright M. K. Church, who is be Importer ton. Creator Edwin Conover, of Red Bank, Is j loved by his congregation and clt'si- CHRISTMAS GIFTS again the possessor of the gold medal eiifl generally or this borough, was If your hair is Mayba He Had Nona. of the ('lass A bowlers of the Redcalled back for another year by the '-t- thin in front my — Hosiery — Rex Ben eh WHS nt (he dresa rehwirsnl fi ial board at tbeir quarterly confrr natural wavy (•loves—Shirt Waists—' EJank Y. M. C. A., having had tho Neckwear — Under- of one of lils phiys, mid he was there highest average for two games rolled once, held last Saturday night at which transform a- District Superintendent John Hund- tion will help It woar—Umbrellas. Sliop to see that everything WHS done ex- Thursday night. Mr. rollover's av- SPECIAL ley presided. The call was untnlmoun materially. You are actly right. In one tcana a menibw nf erage was ] 8?. lie al&o rolled a <>nr Guaranteed Washable Jap Silk nil believing that In the common cordially inivted to visit my parlor Mannish Shirtwaists; Else- O OC the cast failed to pull down his ^UPTK score of 222, which Is the highest In and be convinced, We make no charge street language Dr. Duffteld "HM where $3.50; Our Price. . as was stipulated in tho stnge dlree- j the contest for the monthly high score for arranging your hair. Send for First Reformed Church Cele- tlona. "Walt one minute!" exclaimed \ made good" and Is building up « catalogue. !t. Other bration, With Fine Program, Beach, prancing out to the middle of! [strong church. Next Monday Night. Zobel Licensed Motor Agent. Henry h. Zobel, of Sea Bright, hns Parker Oeorge Qray 164, George 1 ' , been appointed by Assistant Secre- The Christmas exercises of theFlri-;, ruffs? Doesn't 1 he book tell you to pull j tai- AllBtin 165 ad down your cuffs?" Exclusive Millinery Reformed Church Sunday school will FranE2*JWt*ttfk Mount 140. • 1t5r?rS3 'fatT uppiMott. T'u- be celebrated Monday evening, begi:i "Yes, sir," unld the actor. | censed auto agent for Sea Bright. He 46 W. 33rd St. ning at 7.45 o'clock. "Well, you haven't done It," object- i will grant drivers' license and regis- Special attention paid to your ed the playwright "Pull them down! Advertine in the Dally Record. tration certificates. The school year has been a moat Down, down, down! Every Kentltmmu own materials successful one financially, the sup-juilirt lite cuffs down." plies for the first quarter of 1913 a' "I fenr," naiil (he actor t-uolly, "you FURS REMODELED ) tpaid for an-i no bills outstanding aD< 'Phone Mad. 8q. SS67. o too much on hearsay." Harold Giblin. the membership shows a net gain r [eighteen. The attention at the th* weeks in November. Paul Hartnetfy, Sunday as It Used to Be In London. ing, In Red Bank lodge, and National school session is splendid and deftnlu who has the first election district, and Those who object to Sunday uuiuse- Organizer R. B. Warwick, is being progress has been made In the met!io; Thomas Higgins, who has the fifth, jonts KOinctimpH PfHttk M though In heartily congratulated. of teaching r are tied for (irat place, but being good ygone times unr countrymen wore ex- The. trustees of the lodge, which in- friends and chums to each other they The program: . •ruplury in their observance of the Sab- SELLING OUT ! clude Coroner Harry C. Fay, Mort V. have decided to divide the cash award 'ong, "The Nativity," Congregation, inth. In 1805, however, ft chronicler, Pach and Charles Paulson, are busy given by the Record Each had a>, in- teeitatloi*, Scripture Lesson, LuUe juoted by Mr. Nevill iu "The Merry selecting a new meeting room and all T Past." estimated that over 200,000 Lon- crease of 162 papers over their N o- I, 120, Mary Puliganlo. members of the organization will he doners Hpent their Sundays In the inns ENTIRE STOCK CONSISTING OF notified of the next meeting and place Selection, Orchestra. imi ten gardens round the metropolis, by the secretary, William T. Sherman. Report of the Secretary, Erma M. Hy a/id tbe condition of theae pleasure Ten New Members Initiated On seeker* lit nightfall be calculated to bo Dress Goods, During Wednesday night's session, erp. Welcome Address, Meta Hall ant na follows: Sober, 50,000; In high glee, Wednesday Night In Red Bank a subordinate set of by-laws was pre- 90,000; nrunkish, 30.000; staggering tip- sented by the committee and passed Philip Byard. Dry Goods, Holly Sermcn, Allen Menke. sy. 10.000; minsiy, 15,000; dead iSnink, Moose Organization. the first reading. The sick benefits of .""i.OOO.—I^ondoD Hiwctator. the lodge have been raised from $7 a Song, "Just Little Boy," Primary DP Notions, Members of Red Bank Lodge, No. week to $8. The death benefit la $100. partment. 1,180, Loyal Order of Moose, of Red Stepping Stones—^A Dialogue — Mar A Dandy Duke. All candidates are requested to be Hosiery, Bank held an interesting session Wed- tha Hampton, Lyda Woolley The Duke of Buckingham touk twen- at the next meeting. The charter Jifct nesday night in the Eintracht Society Gretchen Gugel, Grace Welch anc (.v-aevon suits of rlothes to Ports in Underwear, , Gloves. rooms in the Kridel building, corner will be closed in a short time and the Hilda Haagan. MAS, one of white uncut velvet oet ttll Broad and Kront streets. The follow- initiation fee will then be raised to Christmas Dollies, Anna and Jessif over with diamonds, worth £14,000. ers of "Howdy Pap" were enthusiastic $10. This fee Is now $5. Budlong. \lf nlso wore a dlnnionded feather and Furnishings for Men, Women over the advancing membership of tin* Piano Solo, Janet Panther. 'Unmond buttons and purrinps. A cu- order and they confidently expect to D'rty Bottled Water. Recitation, "Question," Mary Mitch rious fashion for men prevailed in and Children. , have over 200 members by the first of If you want to knew whether your ell. trtia of ornnmentinR tho ear with \ the new year. bottled water came originally from a Recitation, "Santa Claus on the -^trinjra of lilnck velvet rlbljon. nlso of At Wednesday night's meeting ten .clean sourc*, has becu put into clean Train," Hilda Haagan. lihu'iiiff n P9U liehiud the p;ir.--fx)i)don rtntni'dny Uoview. new members wgre initiated. They bottles and hits Ueeu handled with dp- Recitation, "Papa's Darling," Mar- PREMISES MUST BE VACATED AT ONCE. were William Chandler, Richard cent care pOQC out n glassful und bold garet Bennett. White, Charles Dangler, Chester R. it up to tbe lipbt. Focus your eyes nn Selection, Orchestra. The Name Servia. Me Duiiiild, Herman Langer, James it carefully for a minute mid watch. Reading, "The Soft Spot in B, 606,' The Serbs hnve » grievance nffainst Cavanaugb, L. P. Benn, John Johnson, Paul Hartnedy. the BOffliab Innjrunso for spellinn the Stock will be sold either in bulk or at retail. If you pee u inyriud of tiny particles Earl nrPece. Joseph C. Boskey and Frank Schin- which look like the dust specks in a •vember saleB. Harold Giblin, who Quartet, "An Old English Carol," Earl nauic i>{ their country, Servia. with n DEALERS INVITED. *'v." sis fbmifih it Cfime from "HprvuH." dler. Two new members eleeted. They sunbeam you may be sure the water IK jsells Records in the Sixth election dis- | Breece, Leland Dudley, Richard were Lynnwood Minton and John B. ii KIMVP. There Is reiilly no such cdn- dirty, and. tbottgb ft mny not he dan- trict, was second, with an increase of i Cornell and Irving Gano. Uuriisfde. Dccii'iii. und lu other imigungeN it is gerous, it ought not to bring the pri.<- 3 42 papers. j Award ing and Reading of the Prize At the present time about forty ap-' All of the Record newsboys have i Essay on "The Birth of Christ." ^polled id'cperiy. with a "b."— SpHuj:- of pure buttled water. ~- New York (lelO Itepulilirnn. plications are on file and committees' American. worked hard to sell their papers, and Song, "Praise to Christ," Congre.v Ionised very Herions." Last week when the Record Issued j Ethel HolmcB. The iinii Ui'st nctiii^ juiisun ]•» day' night. There are now between "Yes; I don't think he cuuld find ao its 40 page Christmas paper, the newj Song, Janet Worthley. m-lfl. it rauan ultnust iiiHdint RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. , 160 and 170 members, in good stand-, excuse Ui opernte."—Detroit Free Press. sles.at Red Uank had a hard time fiet- , Recitation, "The Christmas Tr^e," denili. flTT LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912.

I n*tt*d em Iftflfe? didn't want to ntflj wns Kirk, tbe mother frightfully ruu ! with us awhile iltld rest. They suld down nnd the **hlJdrei^. the most miner- j 8HOPEARLY 8HOPBARLY SHOPEARLY SHOPEARLY they'd like to fflt KODIA sleep, so we laid uble tdglit 1 ever saw. They'd come ( out n luifTfiiu ikln for 'em, nnd they out to the w**Ht not knowln' lylmt they | Two Brothers lay down beside each olher, mid fu»t WUH golti' to find, nnd they hnnn't: thing we knowed they was fast asleep- found nothln.* the j'ounger boy's arm throwed around "Kiral Ibhitf .Im-k nnd I*done wns t SHOP SHOP ihe older one's neck. Jack and I looked :•" out it rift -hd.ii ii couple <•' nutelopef EARLY EARLY down at >m, and we felt *** sorry for There WHS a lal.e uot fur tinny with GOLDSTEIN'S DEPT. STORE A Story of ihe Western Plains 'em that we allowed we'd do gomep'n some good r.->ii lu It, mtd we \mlted uut for 'em. So while tb«y wn« n-*loepin some lteuver and tome hack Ready as never before for the vast distribution of rtof.V it. with n lot o1 rfothen. Hut they didn't By TIMOTHY WBNTWORTH "About supper time we woke em, stay where they WON very long. The and when fbey see we wag goin' lo mnn got well and took 'em all to DPI» Christmas Happyness, from iiiuku toffee. *nd fry bacon the oldest ver. where he got n iKwItiou with n •This jrer* count??," Haiti tbe <>Id firm thnt did a buxlneKH he knnwed nil plainsman, "is belli1 civilized HO fast feller said he'd like to pay hi* wa.v l.y about. nuHIH> coi'umetil und In' the luck to strike any big ihh'r there's a (own lieM^d by t;lectn<-iiv made a metra of • purty gno:l It will be a marvelously busy day to be sur«; but no store three curd moitfe sharks, now 1 herd's "When we'd luid our nienl In- ittiit hi* pile. AVe found It ensier to innke mon i lie gentlemuuly B windier. And 1 bt> brother washed the di; in«. mui wi^^i i\v thnt way thnn prospoctin'." puuisliuietits Is Sit rbitutfeU too. If ;i Vut jlst as 11' we was all in n hotue "WhHt became of the two jrirls." I iii:in shot another In tuVm days no •lock nnd I bad been uaed if we \vnn pKked. "who were Intending to run off was better equipped for prompt and efficient service with the tiody took much notice of the fact, but nt'ui a creek to jmiiiir 'em in II und your stock*?" they hung a boss thief Now. If u mini lettlu' the water rim over "eui, but we "Oh. the girls? Why. I married the .-lir-ois another, there's a niurdrr case never tbort o' wipin' 'etr,. It seemed oldest one. ami Jack Cundiff mnrrfed finest and broadest stocks of new Holiday merchandise. 'trnjrjiin' tlirnitffti the court* for (veni*s, too much trouble. When the buy* got tbe other." and if a thief gets awuy with n (rain tliroutfli w« found th«y hiwln't unylhiui: Blundors of French Writer*. like enough the police 1H In mUm to Kinoke, mid we offered 'cm pipe* Alexiiriilfe Dumas in tils "f.'hevallcr with him, and \hv mvm>r AH u 1'hey bolh took Vm nnd puffed «* If d'Hormenlnl' mnde the excttllsnt Hu enough to pay for KUtlu* the-hops hack tJiey'd never smoked before lit their yat dpclnri'in ITIMIbnt his pupil "pulnts The most brilliant light everywhere to aid satisfactory selec- nod no questions miked." lire*, bat the fltot thing I knowed tbe like Oreii^e," who wns horn seven ••Singular. • I remarked to the old littler one turned while nmi went ,»IY years Inter The smne character ad- uiau, "bow tl iff emit condition* re In-hind u bush to «w rid of .his supper. mires Ihe gallerloi of the Pnluls Uoyal. tion and a prompt delivery of your purchases. quire different trenttuent." The blK "fie smoked only n few tnin- WhlCll wore not built till sixty two "So they do." he rambled on. "Tbe utcH WIIPH he laid his pipe down- years inter. nearer you git down to nature tbe '"'How old nro you fellers anyway V ftnlxnc tnnkew "COUHIII ToriB" buy a simpler tbe form* of law. Rut It Isn't 1 nskf-d 'You net like (l COUpls 0! Kids' cbnrnilng fas, "a divine chef d'oeurrw niwiiVM 40 <-old IIIIMHIIMI down neur the "'I'm twenty,' said the. bin oue. 'nnd painted by Wattftflii and ordered by bottom Q8 you'd, suppose. Ire known my lnutliyf is seventeen.' Hlme. tie Pompadour." who wus born THAT IS WHY Puzzled faces come and Happy the moftt hnnliMitMl viiiiihi to give IIIM '•'Twenty years old nml cnn*t drink In (lie very year (hut the aiiist died. life for a woman or n child. Tuaie or smoke'*' 1 hollered. 'Where WUH you Alphnuse I>anilet shows us In "Tor- was lot* o' ml wry In them dnyn. j brought up?' tnrln" 4,000 Ar»l>» "HiniliiiR like lu JIB thmv f» now. Kami Me* would romp nntios tilt (KW.000 white, teeth glisten- I iot li ed in tbo Hun." mid If It hadn't been for tin- help of looked like tenderfoot* tbnt hnil been Tbe t'lonronrts teJl us in "Mudftme Home gambler or rond »tn>nt would long enough In (he country to git run Oervalsnifi" thnt "what Him lucked ami starve to death." down. was at n loss for wns an absence of & "flo far neither of i*ni Iind put his food to satisfy her appetite." "Did you ever bare any such ox lmmls in \i\x pocket, but tlie youngster l'r«m Cxippee we gut "two I wins, GOLDSTEIN'S iterleticcH?" I naked when lie come bnck fnnn the bnab lay iiolh of them eighteen years yld " •Waal, yes; no I did. I bnd one (hut down on the ground, nml after rnllin' turned out mighty Important to - over two or three times ho CM ught Why the Deaf Are Grateful. Fact Is, 1 hain't got over the effects of night of ttomrpin* fthintu' on thegvonnd. A pleasant contrast to the sad fate SHOPEARLY SHOPBARLY SHOPEARLY SHOPEARLY It ylt When those yen- platim wns of Beethoven is furotahed by Dr. Thirl* covered with herds n' wild buffalo me l']r],cil It up find found It wn« n five dollar gold ptoce. You'd might to seen wall, tbe radical bishop of St. David's, mid Jack Cundlff followed the lintl&fl**. who wrote the history of 'ireece that RED BANK CHURCH NEWS Sleirhbells—Frank Kuhl. will be tbe first time that it has been hnntin' 'em for their (thin*. In thnu the look on hN fnoe. Then tie pul IIIH baud lu his pocket, ;uui puUed out au held the fleld before tbt arrival of The Ql/dts—(Florence Brown, Riutii Bung in .public, fa the afternoon tfce days buffalo robes was used Instead <>f Grote. In his old nge he became stone Van Dom, Albert McQueen, Margaret Grace Church choir will sing at Mata- POWERS AVERT WAR; tbe finer furs they use now and wnx n other one. The Christma8 entertainment of the " 'How did Hint oouie there?' he deaf, but, fio far from fretting, declared Sunday-school of the First Hatormed Allen, Catherine Hance and Nellie Els- wan. *tnplp article In the market That's inger. Christmas services will be held in what kilted 'em off so fun) We thnt tik«6 Unit the iullrniily WUH really a blessing, church will be held in that edifice In 1 American Children—Marion Ford, the First Baptist church Sunday. In was huntln' >m nsed to }li*t*toauelitbhop's deafness, carols, drills, recitations and vocal and er, will preach on the following sub- "What I was (join' to tell you fthont greetod idm with tlie uuuul remark instrumental SOIOB, IS being prepared. Switzerland—Geraldlne Fowler. ject: "Tidings of Great Joy." The happened neiir the foothills of tbe Rock- and pulled out Home sold too. BUOUI the wonther. "EliT queried the IRev. James W. Rogan, pastor ot the France—Mary Weeks, Lydla Apple- choir, under tbe leadership of Prof. Autonomy For Albania, Ssrvh ies west o' where Oheyenne now " 'Sm* hrre,' he said; 'you meu have gate. lieen puttin' tbtit gold In our piK'ketn.* bishop. "It In n fine «luy," bellowed First Presbyterian Church, will preach Harold LaRos, will render excellent wtnnds. Jt stood there then, lint It was the friend repeatedly Into the prelate's Japan—Marjory Kelly- mUBlc. Several old English carols will the terminus of tbe Union Pacific roll " "Well. M'posin' we have,' 1 remarked. it both services tomorrow and will Has Adriatic Access. "The brothers looked nt nu-U nUter ear When Thirl wall finally grasped deliver appropriate Christmas sermons. Scotland—Lydla McQueen. be sung. In the evening the pastor mad, and a tough place It was, too. China—Joseph Burroweg, Jr. will give a brief address. M(rs. Frank 1 with tts jiamhlin' and dance house* and mighty queer. the meaniiiK of tin- remark lie quietly Extra music under the direction of philosophized: "IXrnr me! How little Mrs. Isaac H. Adlem, organist and Spain—Evelyn Chandler. Howland, of Long Branch, will sing London, Dec. 21.—Austria. France, other slch shebanga. Juck and I was In " 'This IR too iimrli,' wild tho blC one. a solo and the choir will render a can- •mill) one day. us I was telllu' yon. ne.ur 'If you knowed nil about aa you s mnn loses h.v belug deflf."~Londou chorister, will be rendered at each ser- Holland—Emily Naser. Germany, Italy. Knssla nnd GreiLtttlt- the baso of tbe mountains. Baffnloefc wouldn't "n" doiro It." Chroniclo. vice. Italy—Adele Chandler. tata entitled "The Adoration," by tilu have agreed on tiie principle of India—Keneth Brown. George B. Nevin. The services give nnrouoiuy for Albania with a provi- were petting scarce, anil we allowed "Ho looked m If he was agoln' to cry. The annual Christmas entertainment sion guaranteeing to Servla commer- we'd Him to prosjws-tiir for gold. We "'Who are you'/' I nuked. Good and Bad Furnitura. of the Sunday school of tbe First Pres- Rev. Percy Perinchiaf will preach at promise of great interest and helpful- didn't bare anything with us that wns Tbe Hue between .:•<>.id ornament the First Methodist Church Sunday ness. cial access to the Adriatic,. " 'I think," he sold, lookln' at the oth- ayterlan church will be held In the Witli the official announcement is- wo'th anything except our bouses, no er oue. "we'd better tell 'em tbe whole nnd bud ornament IH the line between main auditorium Monday night. An morning on "The Birth of Christ—A The choir will be composed of: Prof. when we went to sleep ulpliln we jiwt lieanty nnd ugliness LaRos, organist and chorister; Herbert K«ed of this notable result of the con- tblng.' excellent program has been prepared. Revelation Concerning Humanity," and ferences of the ambassadors, the third turned In without worryln' on tens flt " 'Heckou we had.' The only jcotul furniture Is thnt which At Trinity Kpiscopal Church servic- his evening topii! will be "The Lost 8. Culling, vlloinllst; Miss 'Florence Ibe loss of the ;inim«ln. Since » man 1« both bniutlrul nnd useful. Chandler, planolst; Mrs. Howland and of which was held at the British for- "Thnt oldest one be began to tell es will be held Christmas morning al ChrlBt." Miss Sarah Armstrong of eign office, nil possibility of serious couldn't pU over the ground without us a story, anil before he'd half llnlsbcd AH furniture thnt lucks either beau 7:30 o'clock and at 11 o'clock. At the Shrewsbury will officiate at the organ Mrs. Samuel Sabath, sopranos; Miss one of 'em they was mifrhty vnluabte. ty or usefulness Is bad furniture. Grace Crook and MIs» Florence Oliaud- friction between the preat powers v he got f" crjin'. That net his brother latter service the following musical Sunday and special music will be ren- seems to be removed. It is reported Fact In, tney was tbo tnost rnluuble to doln' tbo Hume. I hate to si-e n Kiirnttnvo thnt Is well constructed, program will be rendered: dered by the choir. The program is ler, contraltos; Dr. Herbert E. Wil- thing to be had. And that's why we of ivx-.d Hhupc and excellent finish is that Austria has already begnn the mnn cry. nud I told 'em to stop their Processional—"O, Come bet UB Adore as follows: liams and George Brenker, tenors; Ce- work of demobilization. strung up the boss thieves and dldu't bluhberln'. good furniture, no mutter huw elnb- Anthem, "It Came Upon a Midnight cil W. Ledlard and Fred Conklin, boss- string up the men shootore. There was rnlely It tuny lw doconited. Him." The decision also clears the air for "'I cnn't,' snld (he one thnt WHS talk- Anthem—"Sing, O Sing This Blessed Clear," A. Sullivan. os. plenty of men. but only so many Furniture of bnd ftbapa' or bad fin The next one the monthly sacred the Balkan peace conference. houses, and each boss would bring n In*. 'I nln't n mnn; neither Is he. We're isli is bud furniture, no mfitter how Morn." Anthem, "Wills Shepherds Watched Although the foreign office commu- (rtrln. We're out to run off «tock. Our Moir's Communion Service. musicals at the 'Baptist Church will nique was not published till after tho #nod price nt any time or any whore. free from ineretHcioii!* mounts and Their Flocks by Night," Neldlnger. be held Sunday night, Dec. 29th. The folks la over tbere beyond the hiils. untry Life In America. Anthem—"Hark the Herald Angels stock exchanges boil closed, the mar- Rtarvin', and my sister and I nllowed Sing." Anthem, "Our Glad Hosonnas," Wil- music committee 1B well pleased with kets, both in Tjomion and oa tine con- "Jack Cuudlff and I waa smokln' our liam T. Meyer. the attendance at the former concerts pipes after our noon meal of hog fat we'd got to go nnd -git noincpin' to sell A Dainty Comparison. Anthem—"With Loud Exulting Bong." tinent., sJiowed tnerenseil confidence. and crackers, talkln' over whether we'd for money to buy vlctualH with. Houses The Christmas festival of the Sun- Solo, "Joyously Peal Ye Christmas and the next service will, without a The end of the poUticnl crisis prom- Among the never stories retailed at Bells," Coombs, by Mrs. William A. doubt, be the best yet; better give Up the buffalo skin business 1H all tbnt'H wortb anything, and we the Meetstrnk club in London Is n uk-< day-school of Trinity Church will be ises to bring Europe's monetary crisis and try our luck at proa pectin', when wns goln' to light out tonight with held next Thursday aftej-noon In the Sweeney. txt a close. Tbe present stringency one of (be florid lawyer who was couu Trio "Brightest and Best,' Bruenig, nlong comen two young fellers on foot two of yours. Hut your kindness bus set In au nrlloii fur lit)el brought by n parish house. FreBenits will be dls- AT. HIGHLANDS CHUWCH NEWS. in France* Gerrnfwiy iw/d Austria nve and. seeld' our camp, ^topped and look broken UB nil up. We can't do It.' .ributed to the scholars who have been by Mrs. William A. Sweeney, Mra. Wal- mainly the result of political condi- proviniou, men• hunt DgalnKt a Iocn> ter Boyd and Miss Flora Willguss. ed nt 1UL They mid noatep'n to each "Jnck «aw toe feelln' for more Koid. wKpiiper. tie s»id in his address to egiilar in attendance. tions, iind with the removal of fears other, then was goto' on, when I balled nnd biR hand went to hi* own pocket. The members of the choir are: Mrs. Rev. George H. Gardner will preach of n possible greut European wnr the the Jury 'My clb-nt. Runttemeu, la it An unusually fine program Is being Edwin Wolcott, Mrs. John King, Mrs. on the topic "Where Is He that is Boru 'em and asked If tbufy didn't want any- We banded out a couple o' more piece* cbeest*in*' I-'.nrlpMeM Starlight—Annebel House. oy Prof. Harold K. Allstrom. , This Advertise in the Daily Record. Everything in Holiday Gifts for Men and Boys CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS 181 BROADWAY, W. H. W00LLEY & CO. LONG BRANCH. THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE ON THE COAST. ION6 BRANCH DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912. SEVEK CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS TRY ^ASBURY res Offer The Best argains ASSORTMENTS LARGEST STOCKS

Holiday Shoppers Express READERS OF THIS PAPER WILL HAVE FREE TICKETS Carfares Refunded FOR THE Train Leaves Asbury Park Every Night at 9.30 o'clock if they Purchase $5.00 worth of Lyric Theatre goods at the leading stores. Atlantic Coast trolley cars leave Long Branch every twenty minutes for Asbury Park, passing Trolley Fares Refunded Asbury Park's New through the "Great White Way" and all prin- $40,000 Photo Play House cipal stores. to Customers From Trains leave Long Branch for Asbury Park's Presenting the Finest Moving shopping district at 8.53, 10.00, 10.35, 11.25 Out-Of-Town a. m.; 12.32, 1.00, 2.07. 2.12, 3.05, 3.35,4.42, Pictures in the State 4.50, 5.01, 5.46, 6.03, 6.32, 6.51, 7.44, 7.50 Free Orche3tru concerts at the Board- p. m. Saturdays only, 1.52, 2.47 p. m. walk Natatorium every morning and after- The leading merchants have subscribed for noon. Salt Water Swimming Pool and Hot 10,000 tickets to the Lyric and will present one Trains leave the shopping district for Long and Cold Sea Water Baths open all the year with every purchase of $1.00 worth of goods or over. Branch at 10.28, 11.10, 11.30, 11.54 a. m.; Afternoon performance begins at 3. Spend an hour on the Broadwalk. 1.13, 2.20, 2.25, 4.00, 4.27, 5.27, 5.39, 6.54. * All stores issuing Lyric tickets have Lyric signs 6.57, 7.00, 8.14, and Holiday Shoppers train Metropolitan, Coleman House, Marl- displayed in their show windows. at 9.30 p. m. Saturdays only, 4.21, 4.55 p. m. borougli, Grand Avenue Hotels open all year.

COME SEE ASBURY PARK'S NEW WHITE WAY Special Holiday Street Illuminations and Decorations—Erected by the Merchants of Asbury Park to Celebrate the Xmas Season. Train for Long Branch Leaves Asbury Park Every Night at 9:30 O'clock. Spend an Hour on the Boardwalk.

(the widows and orphans of their de- buy a Spirit or two every lnonjh and it ceased members. Some of these gifts tnccurage the boys. Tbe spirit of; "PICKED UP ON have already been presented, while Chattle is very much in evidence, for i others will be deferred till next Tues- its graduates are winning laurels day or Wednesday. daily. * # * Ben Hur. ; PERPETRATED BY WALT /V\PDOUGALL •! V TIE STREET" A gentleman, who is keeping tab on According to calendar, winter be- At a regular nieeiing oi Tirzah court, j things, asked me this question today: Klns today. It is also the shortest ' No. 2, Tribe of Ben Hur, held on Thurs- ' GEORGE, I MU5T WASH MA?S WE GOT TO SIX EXCUSES. HAIR TON'I&HT 6O 10*NT LC "Why isi it the professional man don't in the year. The sun rises at 7.28 and ' day evening at Castle Hall, 3M follow- \ DARN PA'S SOCKS PICK OH St...... ONEEE limber up little and contribute some- icta at 4.28. After today the lays (ing officers were elected: "TONIGHT, JIM Hints on "how to make poor little thing toward the Christmas treat for will grow longer. There is an JH Past Chief. Charles N. Frltsche. OR I WOULD folks happy at Christmas time" have the poor, or are they too busy coin- legend which reads: Chief, MM. Sarah h. Stlilwell. BE ATH0ME appeared from time to time in the "When the days begin to lengthen, Judge, Mrs. Lyrila Winton. o>rbu ing the mighty dollar that they hav- The cold begins to strengthen." newspapers during the past month. en't got time?1' Teacher, Miss Cathr: ne Moore. A Trenton afternoon newspaper has * * * Scrllve, Stephen H. Harvey. been running headlines in red to at- The Oceanic Engine House is -:he At any rate winter is hero according Keeper of Tribute, K. R. Yetman. tract attention, while at the same beet kept (Ire |iouse in the city. This to calendar, and we may expect snow Captain, Mr,*. Mary Reid. time little folks who have never bean | and ice at any time. Some prophete Guide, Miss Lillian VanBrunt. tjlstinctioli n was conferrefd d u thhe visited by Santa have had their pic- pioneer flre company yesterday after- "re Predicting an open winter, a green Keeper of Inner Gate, William B. lures published in order to touch the noon by Department of Public Safety «_*•»£* S^JC"? ££? Heanear. purBO strings of those who can uffcivd Arrov-'sinith when ho presented En- fntimate what is going to happen Keeper of Outer (Jate. John W. Reid. to give and make many a home happy gineer QaskiU with $25 in gold. Engi- The most of us would likty'to see Installation will take place on Janu- which would be otherwise cheerless. neer Gusklll is as tickled as a boy wiih open wlnter, with Just enough snow (at-y 2nd, 1913. The Court will cele The plan is an ideal one and wortny his first pair of hoots and deflates for next year's crops, and with an lar- jJrate its 16th anniversary January j .of emulation in every hamlet. Commission Government is the real ly spring, say along about the first ig( 1913. • • * thing. He wasn't, sure of hfa $25 until week in March, when there will be Here at homo we can give a little he saw the shiny pieces in his posses- something doing in Long Branch. MISS BARHAM ENTERTAINS —THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. NOT TONIGHT. BILL r.nd then take part in the treat that is sion, "for," said he last night, "the jot ,-ftou CANTCOME. UP TONIGHT I HAVE. To READ OMAR to be given the poor children of Long 'Nep8' have a finely furnished house Her Guests Enjoy a Delightful Evening, iVe JUST GOT ^3°1L KMAYY1M TO GfWVPMA. Blanch next Monday and see the hao- ard it is kept in good shape." Whsn RED BANK BANQUET and arc Conveyed Home In Autos, , py faces. It isn't necessary to fiend the presentation was made yesterday Miss Hazel Barham entertained a I your Christmas money outside of the bystanders said it was nip and tuck Ncwlyweds Unexoected Guests at Ex- nutnlor of her friends in a pleasing | •city. It can be used at home. There to tell which was the happiest 'Tom,' celsior Club's Dinner Held (manner at her home, corner West End are many poor children in cur milst. the Public Safety Head or Oceanic's Thursday Night. | Court and Second avenue, last even-1 The Long Branch Society for the In: engineer. While members of the Excelsior |,,K she made a charming hostess. provment of the Poor has the list if * * * Social Club, o-f Red Bank, werr enjoy- and hor gueEts heartily participated you want to see it and they would bn I am told that the property owners ing their first banquet of the winter. ' tn the merry making and good time! mighty glad to get your dollar new towho have neglected to put their side- which was being served in VanBuren'a afforded. Music and dancing proved ! help along Their Christmas treat next walks in order have been notified to restaurant In Wharf avenue, that place.'ampie diversion, and at midnight a' week. If you can't give five or ten get busy. This bit of information is a Thursday nlRht, they were greatly sur- dainty collation was served. Automo- j dollars, give less, for any amount wllljiittle bit encouraging, still they should Ptlsed by the advent of Mr. and Mrs. were provided to convey the | 1)0 appreciated and cheerfully ric- have gotten their "get busy" notice Matthew Mills, who had just toen glieBtH to their respective'homes, -knowledged. two months ago, then the walks would ! married. Mr. Mills is a member of the jn [ijp party were Margaret Hep- j be put in order before freezing weeth-jciUD, j burn, Viola Crawford, Mrs. Rees Bar-; The Long Branch Society for the er. However, better late than never:] The wedding party, including Rev. je givB, a,te,r ttie C(,rleton clark Edwin Barham, Mr. i Their mission is to make life worth 1 section, but on the residential streets. nolldays at VanBuren's res-anrant 8nd MrB Thomas Barham, Mr. and j lining for those who are often unable ! • * * — ! ' «™ . riv-Jii D Shrope to help themselves. I One of the editors of Chattle'Spint. | St. Luke's M. e. Church. |'"- • ••• ', that, spicy school paper, says that the | Rev. Dr. John ,Y. Dobbias will preach ; olivet Church Service*. Hciliday gifts to the poor and tie- alumni members don't buy the. period- at both services tomorrow. In the' I serving is a beautiful rentiment. None leal as freely as they might. T:ie morning his topic will be "Christinas: Sunday services at Mt. Olivet Bap-, ot us however would refuse a n»t, Spirit, costs but ten cents B. month,: Poverty and Christmas Riches," In tist Church will he at 11 o clock in! althbngt frequently this gift-giving one cigar every two weeks. Of course ' the evening the subject will be "Christ- the morning and 8 o'clock at night, j is overdone. The fvaternal societies, i that don't apply to those who smoke,' mas Joy." There will be special mus- Wednesday evening, December Z5t&, too. are busy these holidays, and wil^but as the majority of men do, why Ic at both services, with augmented there will he an appropriate Cnrlst- j dktrltrale flour, coal and provisions to not ease up ojn some of your frills ana choirs. (nias service and prayer meeting. | L0N3 BRANCH DAILY EEOORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1012.

1 WILL NOT DESERT SAMUEL GOMPERS. FREE HUSBAND OF MRS. WILLIAM B. DERR REID'S BODY ON NATAL. holiday - Candy - £uyers | Labor Leader H*» Long Confer- She Is President of Houie Remains of Ambassador o ence With President Elect Wilson. wives' League of Philadelphia Warship Bound For New York MARCHING WOMEN POISONING CHARGE Our Standard Chocolates and Bon-Bons Assorted, 25c j& Ib., 5 lb. Boxes for $1.10. R Rocliefort Not Guilty 6) Try- Fine French Mixed Candy, 15c Ib., 2 lbs. for 25c, 5 lbs. jj£ General Jones Writes Mother for 6Gc. J& She's All RigiiL - ing to Kill Wife. American Mixed Candy 10c lb. ffi Christmas Candy Toys 15c lb., 2 lbs. for 25c. $>; Boston Ribbon Candy 15c lb., 2 lbs. for 25c. ^ FESENTS DOCTOR'S VISIT LIKE MACFARLAND CASE A Large Stock of Candy Baskets and Canes. .jc| Endless Variety of Fancy Boxes for Gifts. j& Doe|«Hr« N«Wip»P*r StoriM toB « Mrs. Rochefort Detected Something "P»rf*«t Whopp#n,* th« Suffragttto Wrong and Had Husband Arrested. Under Criw, "I'll Never Dewrt the Another Woman Said to Ba In Casa. CIUM"-Quprtat Plods On- Cyanide of Potassium Figured. Jhe +$ugar Company WBpplnger Falls. N. T., Deo. 21.—It Newark, N. J., Dec. 21.—Cliarles W. "Jfome of Sheets" looked fur • tlmu here as If the suf* '.(ocltefort was found nut guilty by tho rr.i^.'tii* pilgrimage to Albany would Jury In the quarter ncssiouy court of eoll.ipse. It van all the fiiult of Oen- :lils city of trying to poison his wife. •ral Rosalia JODUM, but ut that ibe CynuNle of potassium was Uiepoiaoa t-oulil h-f help It. the »tute charged Itwbatort lined, and HB Just after thp nrmy baa rearliml this | ;t wan the mime drug that killed Mac- t'ariamls wife. Another cfrc-unjslanee \ i'i.'-» fr« n*loijtf;il>ii» rniiinmtnItT wnii rlttlng ID ths parlor of tba leading • onnecthiK llie easea Is the Tint (hut fiofttelrj totstlnjr her stilnt when In Pri-sHu Photo by AmcilLan Freaa Ansortation. ending Now Year's eve we will give you a Opnprnl Jones, Jrtfnpinfi Indignantly ihe trial, prevailed In tlie M»cl';u-l;tiHl Why Is fin PS"3? Just nek Mrs. William good bottle of California PORT, SHEBKY or out of the elwilr, delivered herself as Lflao. the "other woman" In that In- R. Dorr, [nvp',d,i-in of the HouwlvW follows; 5t»ii( e boinjj Florence Bromley, Ma*v VILLAGE IS FIRE SWEPT. CLABET FREE with every purchase of $1.00 "I will never dp«ert tbe Cfiune." l*tjrr ia u"' an egg expert. Tfcsil 1B not Fnrlamj'x I'liiiutlclphiii sweetheart uud 1 fir. O'Connor thorenpfvn admitted PROGRESSIVE PARTY ilia .'ismi jiin knows nr pjfg wh"n she Large Section of SoduB, N. Y., De- or over on all liquors bottled by us. * author of the notorious "Bunny" let- fees It, nllliiujRh wo admit It ml«Ut paaa tlmr he wan afraid to go back without ;trs. stroyed Yesterday Morning. rtenemt .Innpw or wniu- word from her, an ii pretty good reason. Mr.i. Durr can . LEADERS END SESSION Itnchefort was alleged to have been toil you why an egfir Is becntiHP she is an ' MOW, .V >.. uee. '..—._ largg part j REMEMBER our success in pleasing -• «he ant down and wrote a note ; Infatuated with Miss May dm Barlyon i-Kg crusader, not an egg expert. i nf Hit* business seclon of till*, village everybody who comes here is no accident but homn, whlfh explidned thnt the pieces ___ j wns burned, with an estimate*! \tm» of ; IB flip papers were "perfect whoppers" ! uf !I7 Court street, this city, ami to her ID New York on jrni.iH'O The lire urttfituUed in tbe Na- the result of knowing what the public wants am! that she wns HK welt aa nhe hnd tion nf the Rochester nnd Bod us trolley and selling them. If you have not already ever beeo. bartinc; a few slight blisters Peimsnent New York Quarters, it completely deatmyed ie and Htoue bruises. | Mr* fiwhefort testliled- at lengtli UNITED STATES FACES tried our goods, don't hesitate, come in and "oiiiciiiiny tin? nlle^ed attemptfl on ber i phono mid tplt-Kruph eomnjunlcution, Pr«ii Agent la Busy. life ii.v tier IJIISIIIIIK]. She declared OH be convinced. You will surely come again. Thore ir« four of tUe marchers left; the stand tliat on tUree otcBHloiw ftlie NEW MEXICAN CRISIS Court of Appeals Adjourns, ikr la t>> sny. of tboge win* atarted ilisrovHji'iI a foreign BiibHtnnce hi her ui.v. -N Y.. I'cc. 21.—Tfte court of •nt last Monday from New York- One ' New York. Dee. 21.—The executive r-offee, the last of which was on June lls lulJuuineU the ben ring of argu- •f the quartet. War Correspondent mmmltlea of the Progressive party nt* until Jan. (i. when Asaoclute 27 last- Hho detected aoioethlUB , rt. mi . * ut i iiiriii? Minn .inn. ip, n uf ii Associate Jime Hardy Rtnhhs. Is no busy pres* JMfrUlIld uii a two (luy KCKHIOU ut theirmtijli slic tosttfled, by ii peculiar odor. wi. i. IVIOXVSK: Y, • irontlnjr the pilfrrimu nml looking out jHotel Man hit tt an. \n Bruntor Joseph On I UN occasion Mrs Roeheforl fur tbelr aiftterial welfare In other poured ill** contents nf her cup fata n Asiothar Sharp Njte ol Warning i«*»»»gents. TU««: courJ.*t »wil Wt .mee nUCTIt nsalB, 1Bd. how- w« 10 EAST FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J. wnyn tbat MUA but not much time for An, HtsoB. chalnsan »f tho ttitt1i>nnl r nveT. on Dec. 31 for the sole purpose of p ami bid It until her hitflband left ° limn II. ('Mdilclmck will luiie their TEI-EF'HOIME 73 RED BANK. r»n! foot woik. Bo the bulk of thecomuiiHi'f. Kiimineil u > the Work, (he daiuHuK tt(»\vn (lytisiuns In ca^m in aetual walking 1%, hoinjt done by Oeu- ,loimuUU1*1 iMsent Us time nuiUivvH pinna iho limiNe. Sbs then Uorried t. Will Be Sent. vhicli retlrliiy .Jiutgea \';um uud Halgtit •ml Jonea. Colonel Ida Crnft mid Nur lor "more tliomdKli ofpstnlBattuit nut] Seventeenth avenue pollpp station nail Washington. Dec 21.—The astncoA iiat. ff*on Owipral Larlnlu Dock. (UvMau uf the work fo? cnrryhiy: <*n |p.tet Hncliefort was Drrested. A small BTority of the Hltuatlon thiit will cou- ilie |)i-uim«:iiinla of the I'roffreHHlve rlnl of cyanldp of potDBsfUDJ was fuund The army left Flshklll yesterday aft- Market Reports. party." ,|n hln pocket wlien he wdu nrrc.iled. fronl tlu* Wiiaou acltuhilstmtlou ou ernoon at * o'clock and hiked along ut Umeh 4 throuMli it« Inheritance of tho "New Ynrk. Dec. 21. a. merry pace for four hours, covering Oeortre w. Perkins presided nt the RI'TTKTl — Pnnc.v crpHmery, ncnrce nnd kueettng. others present wore Hit OH SCOUTS FAINT AT A DRIILL. Mexk-'.ui tvonlilf baeacae evident when I firmer: rerp)|>f«. 4.044 paoknues: orpdm.>rV. nine UJIVI In tbat time Aa noon n« the lutost phtisc of tlie r is bo I Mtras, lb,. fffeSTMte,; flrsls, 32n3Sc: s*»c- tber urrlvod hftlf the onHfitnmnt went McCormirU anil Chitunt-ey DeWey "f Illinois, MittB l-'riint'cs A. KetUir of NVw tween tlii^ govsrsnte^t and Mexltu ondi. JBaMc.J tlitrrta. ?7aSSO.3 hflrt. ^XtTO* to bt»d. and the other holf got rendy Poor Ventilation Cause of Ooys Beitiy SSnajlc.! first?, 30ii31r.; s^cfui'ls. 2Sn?ir-.; CHEA.F* WIRING to n tteud Wupplnger Fn Us' bluest York, who acted B* MUM June Addmuu' Overcome at Roview. ffiw disclosed. The Uearaew of theBtiite dairy, tubs, finest. S2a84c : B^WMI to This Is The Dull Season For Wlrcmen. and bent known scw-ln) eveut, the an-[irnxy: Mnttln'w Unlc *»f Mnlue. proi| Jersey City, N\ J., Dec. ^1.—Seven reihciiiLMit of President Taft has made prime, ESflgic.! common tn fnlr. JSaPc. I for Clmrlea H. TUumtmoa of Ventiunt; pracetv, extras, 27rf27'*.c; (lista. ttaWHa: If you intend wiring your house you can saye mmi ball In O'Ronrke'f Arademy of buudred Ainerlcsin Hoy Scouts from It ap|)'irenl here thnt there will be uoteconda, 239S6c.; Imttntton cvpnmerv. Hr»t«. Mnsta. The sleepers were Oenpral WflltPr Hrnwn (tf Ohio. WUIlini) l-'llnn Neiv YiilH nntl WhltcstoiH'. X. Y.. t'lith- [•bftuge in the iinllcy «>f thl.-t «nvern- SSn^'-tr.: f.'ir-tnrv. June mnke, tX&*2m.tt.l money by doing it now. Consult our expert, he will of (Vnnsylvanla. 1->.UM-|S J. n.-uey. inyiit towni-d MeNlun during the re-rurrent mnks, firsts, 23ifn24r.; pftcandv. —i Jnnea and Dr. Dock, and the social hut* ered hcrf in Columbia hnll fur n drill 2?.r • tViiriln, ^a2tc.: ptirk^nR itock, curient see that you pet the rip.ht price, good work, and the proxy for Mcyt-r [JfUMt«f nf *':iMforn!M. uitiiuiug twn moutba of the present ad- 1 t«r flies were VVnr rnrnwpmirirMtt nnd fevtew by Ueueml K.iiwhi A. Mc- mjilc. No :;. 2]T21 *C: Nn. 3. tOttSBtyC latent in lighting appliancts. Slubhs and Colonel Croft. They were uml fJenrjrc Priestiy of Oktnltnnni Aljtin. Tho hull wns packed, nnd »'>ministration. Thy pri'sldt'iit and hl« .ludye IHMI Uni!m\v «f Colui-ado w,\t* f'UKKPK - Dull;' rffPlptS, nil hnton; the bctOai <*f the nffnlr, of ronrnn, nnd pO6f wnrf tiip ventd-.ilion that soon the iidvlwra will continue to di-al with tht> rt-ito, W!IO|P in Ilk, FprclnlB. whM» fr^li, In one nf tup InfcrnilNHlons Miss Sfuhha imt able In b*» present. lie IM lecturing boys were In distress. sitiiiiiion with palhMit-e and foihear hPlfl. Ib.. 1S<;.; cnlnred. frosh. hrUI I*" ', CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. in the west. nuce and to give moral siijipurt to the avevne* fnucy, white fvp^h. hcH. tT%fh consented to deliver her mont fnmmii* Aftev live miimtea' tlvill nnv iioy feli IT^P ; colored, frpnh. hokl. !7>4ftJ7%c : itti- OF NEW JERSEY It mm dcldfd nt Hip meet I lift that nin-'Misilntis. Thret* nthem dropijert rc^itlarly constituted itullmriiy In Mex- p .he i.r.r.y SIHHIM n bMdqnartani in , ^ , . ico. The hour nf starting todny wnn io nfw wJthln (uUple lltnoUvs mnre TlHVV •tatf ffkhnm. iirifl. ppflclals. Ital4%&; frt'^h. 176 Broadway Long Branch WnshliitftMn jit diiif, wliei »• th w#ra ciirrlcd In mi nrl |ofn!na rnotti. BPWIH!*. (S*4C : fair 10 choice. Snl3e : un- a. n* and HIP VPIBOII Hmmp in INmgh- Ik-itv bilRlneds nf tl;<- pnrt.v will h« It la felt thnt It would lip highly 1m- diTiM-.-i'l*'H, tafiUc. bppp^ln. leu mllwi away, \n where tbe U.kPfl fiire nf. O K. Dnvfs wns put in 'where Colonel UriuUtM-holT, who i^* aitrn|»-r tor tbe Taft adniinistratiou to I^nnS — Steady; rerpiptn, fi.cio c:i««iter4ay the snf- not permitted 10 take further \M\rt InMim h A that winild bnrdi'ii the iucoiu ti'.f*!*-, 3'.'. \"4i.; flrata. 2SaS'.'i'.: MHmdS -m'' Klnn H. Booker of New York \\:\H Ithe drill. lower Krnefait, 25a28c; hftii ft*e«h, (SnL'lc : frnvettes met tbeir first reul rebuff. At mnde rtinlniinn of the flnnnce cominit- j I UK ndiniiiisti-iitioii with the necessity tfifttDe,: checks, Hnlfic; rpfricprn AN3ON HUKliiMvllle Mr Hnd Mrs, Smith Law- Vincent Klnley of UUM t-tty received nf i*nrryiag on mllitnry operations (nr. l markin/ fancy. 20c..: tee. WIlHtun Allen White of Knnsns' l9 son, the parrlnrchfi of the vlllflftp, Met wns pui nt the Imml or r 1 ><- ppnprnl • n Rold IIKMIHI for bravery. Several Us will. Yet It Is frankly BC« Hc: tnwer ffradw, Hnisc; Hpife. P**nn- THE UPTOWN STORE up nn nppnsfrlnn meeting In the street committve mi pttiificlt^ And Waller months ngo he snved sp.vernt small ttied (hut couditiotis in Mexico j nnd npppnlcd to till who would listen to Hrown df Ohio was nuide chutrnmn of IKIVM fronr betas run down by fttruck . lire worse th:in ever before. It is ltd- *£•' tb*»m to keep women In the homo nnd the new ronimlltiM* on orBflnlxjitJoii risking his own life in doing so. | mittt-d that n situation beyond whk-n niorR. 27a34c not let her go "ffuddinif urouud looklug J the United Btdtfil could not with self POTA1*OBS ~ Kirmpr BUSY! BUSY! BUSY \ for nites." The mooting nnthnrired the forma* ' : '.nn of n st»rvl-(. hnuirh of the pnrty. | TRUSTY f »nd Ml« Fi'imce* A Kpllor mm pur i j three ninntby ajro. whim n paarp note» wutornt^tVi,, hag,^JSS H-Slai,S0!1&J?'Sr; BWPfts. i.?ffl.Jersey!. HOLOAY GOODS Du Qois Murde*- Jury Throws Out Cir of warning was seat to Mexico. Mex- haaU«n, TSc.aSl.•*(!-. southern, Wsl., $VSflft5. TURKEY TROTTED TILL DAWN nt the ho.ul uf u »H dlrtvtor ,\ pi»b>' OHEEM TRADING STAMPS cumetantial Evidence. loo's. reply to that note Is iinsntisfac- HAY AMI STRAW-StPnfly; timothy, new, ;)0f.;iJl.l0: HliippftiR. Sac: clover. Wn The Oobion* Place Stamp of Philadel- vlth Kjiiuuel M.Ciuie l.hulsny of «'o | Salom, X.J.. Dec. 21.-WHUnm Trust (ory nud requires that another mite Ue Xc; clover mlx.Ml, Wc.all.Ift; long rye S69 BROADWAY phia'* Approval on the Dance. 1 **ont to President Madcio In tlie luime- lunihlti iMih-nrKirv us chairman \ttm\ wn« anpiitted by ti jury before Si 1 straw, 90c; small hales. ^^a5c. less. Philadelphia, Dec. Sl.-sJutt to show' nne A preme Court Justice Kallsch uf tU•liate hituri . 1.1VK FTJl'l/rRV—Stt-ady; clitckens, Ib., thnt the Ktnmp uf approval whfcli n j it I* certain that this note will be llnll'^c-.; fowls, !2al3H<"-: roosters, R\tr : harvnn nn sodnl nnd imiiiHtrliii J runnier of Clinton Du Hols nt Uioli mrlieys. IHc.; gvitn, tSaHc; ducks, HalSc: p.-irt of Phllfldfllphla noriot.v !i:w plncei] nistlce. (Ilfforn Pliifliot I>K ohatrnjmi nt 1 tuonton on June a last The jury wn even less agreeable to the Mexican fiilnwis. pair, gfce.! piR^on*. pair. 25c. upon the "turkey trot" fa nn nnijnjil ' i liurenn nn 'onsewntlnti. fintviro I, jou* fw'(l'V(l1 htnirs. government tlmn W&U I'reaideut Tatt'y DKnSSI>;[> POP LTRV- Fresh kiltefl. COOK'S BEE HIVE llieil jiiilMi-.^Mncijt or the d.-inrp trncHts TIIP pvMpiioe was all clrcumstnntt^ note of Sept 15 lost dry p.ickcd. firm; ffNUm milk fed hrnfl- nt t-i-Ji, 1^ to bo\. :j His to dozen nntl utid*r. Department Store nt the dinner dnur« Riven Ity Mr. itmi n bnrcnu on popnlur .unl J^n ^n's XVIIS ^nll"d (lend on tho roinl llrs. Jtiiiieri potMOti In honor of tlielr i Be.; 2S t<) 3il |hs, He.] fryers, 31 to 45 t'MrlM s Bird of lhsl(le with cuts nnil bruises on bond. SHERMAN LEFT $500,000. Urn. nti'l I>V«T t.o down, 18c.: ronnti>rs. « daughter, Mrs KJlzahtMh Dobson Alte • 'IIMrue of the bnreni , f I fnce nud Imdy. Trusty wns alleged to 'lt« and o- "r (o ('ozr*n. IS" ; corn fed WE NEED MORE ROOM FOR OUR OIUH. turUey trolled to tlie exclusion of - n the u brellera, LM Ihs to dozen nnd under, 2la llrlntf rtnd rorrwr/itp ••< intml. 'hnve been seon OH'tlie road Bear wheic Vice President's Estate Consists Main- 23fe; 2ft U SO l»t» to dozen. lfiaSOc; fryers. nil OthW diuii'**. Kvery number on' n()( v thp (i.iure proi;riiin was » trot I'l'muintMtt hcn.l»iu;irli rs o;* 1 rn* [>:irtv '. found. He cni'Hed a rlnb ly of Stocks and Bonds. :tl to 4r> llin to rtotcn. MfaUh*.; ronsuTs 4^ ! uiil he ninifitJiliit'd In \t»\v Yoik. with >nn'^ 'Ul1' n's n;i* P'-H^'l over ?il^ f;i c. IHU'H. N. Y.. Dec. 21.—Evidence tnb- Ihs anl ovi*r to fiown, 17aiso.; chickens, HOLIDAY DISPLAY Th* nffrtir wai held nt Duenn Vlato, B, | rii.vslcliins. testified that I>« Rois' In ?n before the tax appraiser indlcjtlos iibls.. Pliftftdplphla anri other tienrhy, the home of tbe bohsoim. (Jnosts were ] brplifnt. pmr, SfcaTOo : in-olierc. Ib., [juries were infllftifd by n left lutmltxt (lint tUe estate of Via President] finite: rtmpims. 23S2)8 S3) In order to reduce our stock, in the next few days jire«««l from New Ymli. Washington.: pprson. Trrsty Is left handed. It WIH Jnmt's S Shoriiian will bo nt least jr i, 22al'3c : ronsflnE. IS we offer Unltiiintre nnd other <-Itlea. WORK DELAYS F. J. SHEPARD; nlso nlloped that TYusry know Pn Hols HVPrn hioUrns. i Sal fie.:Virgini a |v400,onD mui possitiiy Romewiisu larger. rniipis. SsSSe.: Rvarage ohfr-k- The flan] tlwv^'ntiimt* enmp from the! nlwnys OfiPried a Uir^p siun of money. 'J'he eshite cuiisists entirely of KtockB, f-1 h I ><>!(•..u cnnservuforli'M, ndjin-i'iit (o the!Miss Gould'* Fiance, However, Avoids wfstoni milk fi-d. * His anH SPECIAL LOW PRICES IN EVERY Demonstration by Fellow i'.mptoyecs. litiml* ami secuiittos. as tlur Peal W ISI bUc nuiuslou. They were tastefully nr-j bn 1s : 4 B d Nt. LOIIIM, Dec. 21.-Flnlp DEPARTMENT hnnka of ChrlMHiiUH CUH-UH nnU boHlftl. 1 uralataill to (he president of the Mis- ! It xvas ti'stlticd that Mr. SUovmnn on ; boxes, iton fcc : bblM Halfte.; old roo^rn, ' souri I'lU-ilir miiroad, whose enffam> ' ° ^an^y Mnnufacturor Succumb* ofcasidiis had ffiren mem- {i lucl(s, ttPHrby. nietit to .Miss Helen Oould wniT nn [ Aftor Both Le<3s Wer« Amputated. ijors dt Ills family Irtrffe Bumd of money i ^ri Maryland, ISn i !)r ; wo^tprn. "SWEATED" ORANGES SEIZED! Qoonced i;ist Sunday, departed for! Motrtotown. N. J., Dec. at.—JoUn s. i and t'oiisidei-aliie blOCkl of stuck in eo- s. wliitp. rtost^n. J2 S.-H.50; COOK'S BEE JrilVE p iinrk. 11 Tn: fpriiiR turltpy.i, nrnrby. fancy. Ne« VorU. Iluyler. fQflQgeat son of tlio late mi! ' terprlses In which he was interested. tBaXe.; wvstPin. fancy. aSn'Jic. IV. E. Cor. Cookmcn Ave. Sc Main St. Fruit Heated to Appear Ripe ts Con- i A bampipt in his honor bad beanj iIr)nilIrp <*»»dy nmnufri,-hirer. fell ln> fiacated hy J«f^e'« Order. nenfl tbo A8BURY PARK, N. J. planned by .Missum-j Ptii'lflc iMuplnymm. \ ' Wtoflh of n Metv York Mound Law of the Pendulum. Chtemtfo, l»e*-. 2\. m,vi^\m\" oranges \ ;t

  • (! *° 111 1 111 November BroUe Resords, According dulmu mnst In* "AW in.-hps (o vHiviite | i> nipi-rttluie (u brtO|| out n .yellow color, \ work. His departure «a» unknown t,,'*' ". ' f^ *- fitnputntiou wiw ne'pssary i were placed under thf life hy l-'etler.-il I Missouri Pacific employees, who da-i^* ^ti'inl.v directed inedNtircs taKen for to Federal StatiGtica. t'vcr.v flfK-oad. .Vfiitpf tu tix pole smii : 1 1 Wftuhlnfftun, Dec. Ul.—November wns p^mlulinn would vilirute inmv nipid!;,- i ludge UiDdii, wiio orderud tlie POBQI I sired to provide n br.'ins band for -tl»«*" til« own tnltef. At tlio JIorrfeto«*n Mi 1 rtiiion of elgbt i-artoHds of the fruit. I orcjisinti. Kniployeen who went to his i morhil hospital, to wliich he wns tulc : ;t ro-ortl breuklnjj mouth In expert! mid Ticiiier to tin equator more slowly. I i\-!ilfh were shlpiK'd from Oalffornln ' awaited his arrival HttuUji*0' s(*" cunsclous, in on express tfiil and Import*. lU'i-ovtUiy; to the burpim for the reason tint llio pull of the re entiy and were neized by the goveru . • iif foreign nnd domestic commerce. earth k less, since at tin* equator the • leurneii that he hnd left the city. he died,iii n few hoiirs. 1 sient % Tlie exports were valued nt S277.8*.)S.- penduttini Is raithcr li-oin the renter j 0. F. BENNETT, I Young Huj'ler, ninpt< pn, «"sis 11 stu-"SI. iijiaiust $201.".ri2.7tin for November. of gravity of the enrlh.-Christian Her- i The judpe Indi ated thnt he rendered [dent =it I'rlncetoii. Ills mother wns hi - iiPt Moa In tht1 Interi'Mt of the peu \\W\ T»e Impovts were valued nt i nld. WEATHER EVERYWHERE inot»fii>d In New York nud nrrlred just (158,334^^8. much more than those-of ertl .•onsnmer, *fto mt^ht tip deceived I In time to see her son die. t-.r the color of the fruit into thinking e paWMifWM&Bg imMitl.1 n yeav ago. Mat*rnal Frigidity. ObhPrvntlon.s it (1|HS "f the Halted "I know l kiH'p late hours, moni- Choice of Christmas Goods bnrwti tiikt'ii Ht ,QUITS JAIL FOR HOME COOKING Live Stock Market. raer;" cotiffssml Iho repentant yor.nK Taft Gate Mittens, B p- i»- Jesterda.v fdllow: Pittshurfrli. Dec. 21. mnn, "hut you've told me many it timt» j COR. BROADWAY AND ROCKWELL AVE. Washington. !»fc Zl.~ Hefnre leadnc Tt'Ui|j j Gloucester Man Decides to Return to 1 I CATTl-R—Supply I'Kht. morUet stenrty; that I wns the "star of your exlstenc-e. \ IT PiHiftma Pi-fsitlent Tftft rerelrod 1 ; rhoicp. tS«0.SB; prime. JMdafl; ^«od mlxod, j (T.SOaS.tt; tidies. S&TOaTJd; fair, CSJOatf.jS; and so"— rhrlstQia* preaenl of « pair of knitted Atlnntlc City .. . 40 Clt'iir I Oloncester. N .1.. Dec. 88,—Kdwln GOOD BUTTER, per Ib 35c p cnmmt>Ti, %i tftlrt; I" elf Pi's, $4.10»7.&0; fresh j: ..vfs. VUe sift of Mrw. Loul.se Korr, Btntaa . 311 Cloiid.v I Vhot AU of This city, wlm refi«ni! when he wns held ft a trinl utUMU:III »f leisurp. but WITH OTHER GOODS. uorruvv lair; uuxlerote west winds. y j Uuui that in tbe jail. ; rOuah;:"w.5(!i3;L " * "^jnot rHl^-ntlenjcn «f M*nn are bo- These are ca&h prices. If you do not want to pay cash, you must boea.—J expect to help pay for the losses, which are sure to come in giving credit. Therefore we cannot sell po cheap on credit as we can for cash. We want you to take advantage of our casb prices. By paying cash You Hake No Histake if You Advertise in the Long Branch Record for your groceries it will be a saving to you. LONG BBANOH DAILY BEOOBD, SATUEDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912. NINE

    •• wlic» ore fait hU-.;s I ho women of Bel- 'And now,' 1 ijuestlon.-Hl compelllDC- STARTLED THE VISITOR. laire." ly, "who are you?" Still intent upon past memories I The gUT« i-.vcs fell ivrore mine; then A Joke an English Lord Played on an DAILY DOINGS OF OUR HUSTLING MERCHANTS. COD tinned my upward Journey, Kur sbe rnfseil tliem bravely. "I uai." she American Woman. The Panel In above loomed thy gray towers of the replied, "the daughter of Helois." Lord Hnssninn- once startled an castle,' and suddenly from the high Trying to grasp this stupendous fact, American lady, a Mrs. Jionfllds. whom Follow These Ada. Closely From Day To Day. They are window gleamed u light- How oftert I sat sturing ilniiil.lv. he encountered at the residence of hi* bad watched for this light at even- 1 am said to be like my mother." sister, Mrs. Candy. In the aristocratic Continuoualy Saving Money For Somebody. ing, sitting before our narrow cottage the girl continued, "so like that Uncle I'ark lane of hondon. He relates tbe the Wall Bob requested me to keep out of the 1 door! And when It shone out a silvery incident in "Things I Can Tell:' patch across the sea it came to me as way while you were here, that your SIIP knew my fclstor, who cnlled ber a silent message from her. short visit might not be marred' by Fanny, ami as 1 thought Faiiny was a Hove You Ordered Your Strange Happening In the painful memories. My entrance into very pretty name I said to her: It is thus 1 bid you good night, Paul," the panel room last night was there- IVI. Levin Christmas Flowers ? she hod said. 1 smiled grimly th«t "I think I'll call you Funny too." Tower of Bellaire fore accidental. The story which uncle Mis. Itounltls hadn't the leust Ideit GOLDBERG'S THE LITTLE STORE WITH he recollection of her pretty fancies had told me was forgotten when 1 W. O. Eisele Castle . still had power to utir my heart. And who I was, and she said, half laugh New York Bargain Store THE BIG STOCK Carries a fijll line of Chris:-' heard your cry of distress.'" iugly: what a strange trick was this which 236 Broadway mas flowers and novelties. fate bad played! After all the yearB 'Helois.' you cnlled, and so I came." "Well, I declare; I never saw such a | By AGNES G. BROGAN I 1 02 South Broadway Baskets filled with flower* af aiJenee and Separation to meet Bob You also bear her niimeV' 1 asked person!" OUR STOCK OF RE- and ferns suitable for gifts, upon a trniu and to recognize In theslowly. Tbe girl nodded. Just then I caught sight of tbe re LONG BRANCH, N. J. llosoe, carnations, Jilles, uarcis- distinguished physician my boyhood's 1 leaned toward her. "I am trying tlectlon In u mirror of my other sister, LIABLE CLOTHING, BUS nnd chrysanthemums. AB I strode tbrougb tbe shadowy old time frleud. Bob himself was to understand." 1 said, "but 1 would Mrs Stirling, who was about to enlci Wreaths, Red Cycas Leaves. twlligbt toward the Cftstle of Bellaire overjoyed at the meeting. wear that yon stepped from that pic- the room. SHOES, HATS, AND CHRISTMAS IS COMING Ruscus and ferns made Hp ault- ii score or mure of years seemed to You have evidently been prosper- ture last night—directly from out the "I'll do more than call you Funny," Get ready with your Cloaks, ahlo for putting on graves nt fall from my wenry shoulders. Ouee ous, Paul." he said, with an inclusive frame." I continued; "I'll kiss Hie next woman FURNISHINGS, Suits and Fun, more I wtis n care free yuuth, while Chris tniaa. glance which rested approvingly upon She stood up before.me. »A mischie- who comes in." Now Is the time to get your Table fernerrles iille-J viib each dimly outHuod peak uud turret my belongings and my person. vous smile which tluit other Uelois bad Sirs. Honalds looked! perfectly horri- at cut rate prices should pointed my confident way to happi- Merry and Happy Christmas red reins. "Yes," I answered briefly, "I have never known hovered about her lips. fied. bring every thrifty man Garments cheap. Volaur noinsettlas and ttoa ness. Unconsciously 1 pushed my cup Some tiine." she promised, "the mys "You won't!" she gasped. rnklahly buck upon toy forehead, been fortunate, and you?" Chinchilla Coat., worth $12 at stock of iirtmroseB und ]3OB(O:I Bob's face sobered. tery may be explained." "Won't IV Just seel" to this store. Come in $9.50 ferns. Give us a call. while the Hues of care which time hud And that is henv 1 came to prolong With this I wheeled round, and, traced upon that brow and the fast "As far as money goes I am not Plush Coats, worth $15, at $10 327 Cedar Avenue, Wctt End. quite sure," he replied. "But 1 am do- my visit. Ob. the wild Joy of tramping utcbiiig Nora in my arms, 1 gttve her and look around. $3.00 Messaltne Waists at $1.98 silvering lock of htiir above it were about tbe woods of Bellaire with He- u kiss. Phone 627 Long Branch. forgotteu. Ing good where it is sorely needed." He smiled. "1 am physician iu charge lots, of bending above the old piano at I believe Mrs. Itoualds must have Here In one of the high, open spaces to your old friends of the village. evening while she sang to Bob find me thought that her hostess was enter- I paused, looking down into the valley, Paul." • (he sweet lovti songs (if twenty years tnfning a madman unawares, but when where tiny inniit-s were huddled to "Married?" I questioned curtly. ago, for surely this was my own Helois tin- relationship of Mrs. Stirling nnd "A word to the wise Is sufficient" Bob's laugh rang out. "Why, no." radiant in her fresh young maidenhood. myself was explained shu enjoyed the J.CDISBROW he replied. "1 have been too busy to Surely the one long dream of my life joke as much as any one. WM, BRYAN think of marriage." ould at last be realized. And then Leading Stationer Have your Xmas Pho- cleared my throat. Strange how across my bright hopefulness came A NICE COOL BEO. BROADWAY", LONG BRANCH. to work done at my difficult It was to mention her nmue. the sobering thought of one and twen Studio and be satisfied And Helois," I asked-'Tlelois and ly yea ON. One and twenty years—she TEL. 262 Elberon florist herself had scarcely lived that long. The Surprise a Trio of Laplanders her husband live with youV" Sprung Upon Nanaen. that you are getting a Bob looked at me quickly. "Is itSo ugrtln wilh a heartiielufi prepared 5c by Trolley to the Poor. possible that you have not heard?" he to leave Bellaire. Sir Henry Lucy to I la in Ute CornbtH "Going tomorrow!" y ,i, exclaimed Magazine u good .stury that he h;iii WORK OF ART Floral Tribute* and Mowers said. "They are buth dead. The old ( From ISiinsen. tht' explorer. It :unus CHRISTMAS GIFTS man didn't live long, und Helois died incredulously when 1 announced my Something to bo Proud of. departure, and Helois lingered t!i:.t Inffly illustrates the hardy health pf for All Occasion!. Palms a year after you went away." (he Laplanders. It was a lung time before either of night to meet me on tbe stair. She OF QUAILTY All work done by an and Planti Rented «t Rea»on- m spoko. was so alluringly lovely tlml I frown 'art of NiinseiiN equipment for his ed in self defense. trip arrosa Greenland consisted of two Expert "Paul." Bob said impulsively, "whj sleeping bsigN madti of undressed skins. able Rates : : : t : "Why niv you leaving us so abrupt- can you not stop off at IJellalre span On the Brat ui«ht of the Journey Nun At The Right Price. Don't LANDSCAPE GARDENING your return and pay ine H vi-it? li ly?" she asked as her steady eyes «en and his two Kofwegtatt companion1* Lawyer Studio A 8PECIALTV would da nip n wnrtrt nf crond. (>W man.'' challenged miuo.- and as I knew she not into one of the bugs, pulled Hit- 181 Broadway, A fine selection of free*, •a Llii.-* twill^tit waik of mine wns the would have the truth I answered: mouth tight across their ueuk*. nnd no Fail To See Them "I go because 1 love you, Helois—be- Shruba and Hardy Planta al- outcome of bis hearty Invitation. alppt In the snow with only their head* (Over W. H. Woolley A Co.) way« on hand. It was all so exactly OB 1 had left it cause I dnre not offer to you tbo bur- den of my years." And as she moved Telephone 989 Long Branch nue aud twenty years ago—the low Itefore retiring to rejft Nnnsen saw ceiled hall with its »r«?nt fireplace, even silently away from me I know full well tbe meaning of despair. T.nte I tiie three Laplanders lie Imd engaged the cheery faces of the old housekeep Cor (he expedition rozily tucked (ntn er and her husband, whom time hiul sat that ulght in the pnneled room, 3. EHRENHALT, thinking bitter thoughts as I aimless- Ihe other RleepniK bag- WIHMI heawolic touched so lightly, while Bob, with bis in ih" monilnp. almost uutnb with Fruit and Produce Merchant. warm welcome and old enthusiasm. 'y fingered tbe withered petals of n rose. Clear mid distinct shone out mid. lie ohsnrved Unit tbe Impr In which t'24 Broad way. Long Braich, seemed still the happy henrted boy. luid tied tip the fjftplnnders WM It wns draw ing near tbe hour of mid the portrait of the last daughter of Tele. 111-M. Bella Ire. and. ns i leaned forward empty nnd that they wt-re nowhere in night when the telephone summoned rifffht. He was nfmitl tliey hud desoit Beginning to-day we will Ball Bob to his study, and he came back to scrutinizing the painting, slowly It UAVE UlARKET moved toward me us a door that is ed him nnd, scrainltliug out of the bag, Whit* Malaga Grape* at 10c Ib. say that he was needed immediately In opened. Falling noiselessly back went In Hearrh of them. Ue found thr the village. and 1-2 bushel of Fancy Table 1 ogninst a second panel fitted lir the three men fast asleep behind :i hillueh "I am sorry, ' he added regretfully. wall, while In its place, still framed of •«MU« Unit they hnrl scraped (•;:ci!i Apples at 50c; also a flnt as- SATURDAY SPECIALS "butMnrtha will make you comfortable, In the great carved border, stood He sortment of Evergreens and er IIK a ix|niordinnry rondiict. tit moderate prices. Fresh Hams 16c Ib. BBBATUE, iBBT 8HB SHOULD VASI8H." The old panel room. This was where mnrkable illusion. "we couldn't 8lee[> in that thing. It pet her like1 dovecots. To these hum we had spent so many happy evenings Legs of Lamb 18c Ib. "You see," she said, as though ex- WHS too hot, so we got out and have ble villagers this costle, set upon u together, she and I. With conflicting had a comfortable nitfht here." Rib Roast 14c Ib. lilll, had 'Iweii a constant source of feelings. 1 made my way up the oaken plaining R simple mutter, "this secret awe inspiring wonder, and its inmates stair. Firelight flickered rosily upon panel of an olden time opens Into tuy Loin of Pork 16c Ib. sewing room. When I move back so"— Floating Farms of China. were regarded with almost worshlpfu the shining panels, and at tbe farther Pork Chops admiration. •end of tiie room n softly shaded lump she withdrew n step or two—"the paint- LiUf the wood merchants of northern 18c Ib Kelluires. father aud son, hud lived ing returns again to its proper place. Russia, who carry their wood on greni Sirloin Steak threw its radiance about the reading rafts to Nljni Novgorod, Kazan and As- SPECIALS 16c Ib. lit the isolated mansion ns long as the It is, after all, merely a doOr and ilhe table, leaving all else in shadow. As trakhan, the farmers of tbe upper am! Franfurters oldest inhabitant could remember, aud my eyes became accustonied to the dim mystery no mystery at oil." Helois 15c Ib. often as ;i lad I had snt at my grand 1 sank down before ttie qre. "Paul," ohe central regions along the Ynngtseklang light I was stnrtlinsly aware of tin construct rafts covering as much as father's side ns be mended his nets In distinct outlines of ri woman's white Fresh Killed Turkeys, 28c Ib. the sunds listening to thrilling tales of two acres of surfsce, and on the rafts clad figure showing against the wain- they establish farina, where produce the haunted panel room. It was high in scoting. For a moment my heart ham- Ducks - 24c Ib, the tower, this room, and when winds prows. On these creat floating farms mered away in foolish fear; then fea- are babilalloiiK for the men aud sta ZL« R. M. HARRIS howled without the dead women of the ture by feature, line by line, the vision Geese - - 22c Ib. GORDON GASS family Belhiire cnine back atsniu to bleu tor the animals, pigpens, feed revealed itself, it was it painted por- barns nnd Mtorebouses well stocked SHOE STORE view the scenes of their triumph and trait of Helois. n life sized, perfect Chickens - 20c Ib. BUTCHER cruelty, for they had been heart wreck- with pfcnvtftjmtH Tbe voyage to mnr 185 BROADWAY ing damsels, these ladles all. Aud If portrait, fitted cunningly into a single ket is often' 1.000 miles, und to employ Agents for Westfieli! SteomLiundry Granulated Sugar 5c Ib. 225 BROADWAY one wntched very closely in the light high curved panel. I examined It close thi'ir lime on the alow journey tbe Next to Trim's Hardware Store. of a flickering fire, my grandfather ly. Her wonderful dusky hair wus dwellers on the rafts make baskets Beautiful Useful Souvenirs Eggs - 25c doz, •.itUi, one might still see their mocking knotted loosely ut the back of her and mnuy object* of household il&». faces reflected In the polished wainscot shapely head, and In its soft waves Arrived (if their destination, they sell With Shoes Apples 50c basket nestled a rose. their produce, take iipnrt and sell the Saturday Specials' ing. Ami sometimes when they had 1 gone H token would be left behind—H So the pa.st came back to me poign- rafts and return to their homos by tin GIVE: SHOES We giv. graen trading itampr wnys used by ordinary travelers.—liar Fresh Shoulders 16c Ib. ruse, perhaps, or a bit of silken scarf. antly, with a reality so great, so true. There's nothing more accept, I hat 1 beid my arms out to tier and Fresh Hams - 18c Ib. 1 smiled now at the old folk tales, spoke her uame. Then as she brood- able. lingering there in the purple light, and ed over me. calm and pitiful, I called Legs of Lamb 18c Ib. thought sndfy of the lad who had dared Attack! on Tea- again. "Helois," 1 cried. "Helois," and Cobbctt Is not nlone among authors Little Gent's School E. M. COLTON, Loin of Pork - 16c Ib. to raise uis eyiw to the lust fair dough 1 declare to you I did not sleep iff ter of Bellaire, for through all her In his distaste for tea. Arthur Young Shoes at 98c dream. Neither had my morbid imag- soundly rntes the agricultural laborer* 76 Rockwell Avenue Pork Chop - 18c Ib. sweet grac-iousness, through all theinings imposed upon my reason. What Sizes 8 to 13 happy youthful years that he had been of his lime for their indulgence in this They are the very beat value Sirloin Steak - 16c Ib. happened is a fact—an indisputable luxury "An object, seemingly, of lit Long Branch, - - N. J. nllowcd lo bask In her smile, she bad fact. As though in answer to my to be found at the price. Frankfurters - ISc Ib. never for one moment forgotten, this tie account." he writes, "but In reality proud maid of her race, that be was.yearning call, the tnll picture swayed of infinite importance. Is the custom, Hfter nil, but a village lad whose place uncertainly toward me; then with coming In. of men mnking tea an ar was low In the valley. 1 had not blam- charming diffidence Helois herself tlcie of* their food, almost as much as ed her for this. She bad always seem- stepped from tbe oaken frame and women: laborers losing tbeir time to The Place to Buythe ed so far, so ineffably far, above me. stood before my very eyes. I fear- come nnd go to tbe ten table—nay. but to let me believe for a blissful tim ed to speak, almost to breathe, lest farmers' servants even demanding tea 7IMMERMAN'C Most Acceptable . AT THE that my dream of love might come sbe should vanish from me. for their breakfast with the maids! true, to hold tbe door open wide that I "Dear," I said brokenly—"dear, I Which has actually been the case in ^100 B'WAY Tel. 130-J** Gifts. might have u glimpse of that glorious, have loved you always, but never so K.ist Kent. If the men come to lose Jt. & p. Store possible beyond and then coldly and much as now." Helois drew back as much of their time at tea as the relentlessly to close 1h.it door against against the panel with a stifled sob, women and injure their health,by so Broadway, Long Branch me forevermore—there lay the bitter and there wan that In her eyes which bad a beverage, the poor In general sting, tbe wound thnt all the passing 1 had never seen there before. As I will find themselves far more distress- Special Christmas years hud failed to heal. sat helpless she glided with nu almost "SHE WAS SO ALMIRINOLT LOVELY. THAT I FBOWNBD IN SELF DEFENSE." ed than ever."—London Chronicle. HEX Imperceptible movement into thnt pic- Sale "You hove promised, Helois," he had tured Inanimate thing which hung said—for sbe Inid learned to call me so pleaded—this poor'piteous youth who upon the wall. Dazedly 1 pressed my —"Paul, I bava often wondered at your Her Conscience Clear. 223 Broadway. Tel. 6 was myself—"you have promised to be meaning when you spoke that night tu "Well," said Mrs. Oldcostle. "it looks Selected Eggs . 24c doz. ALL hands ngninst the canvas, then care- my wife." fully searched each corner of the room. the 'lady «f your dreams.' 'Dear,' you as if my son had found his place at Best Creamery Butter 35c Ib. "A reckless promise," the girl return The key was still turned In tbe lock as said. '1 have loved you always, but last. He has become a proctor in ad- ed, "much better broken than kept. 1 I had left it, und tbe hallway, when I never so much as now.' " miralty." PureApple Cider - 19c gal. shall marry my father's choice. It 1 bent over her eagerly. "The mean- After she'bad studied the matter for CANDIES looked out. was quite deserted. Then MRS. J. HILL n duty I owe to my family and myself, as I «tood utterly bewildered some- ing Is plain." I answered. "It was you :i moment Mrs. Gottalotte put an arm for this man, who is good and kind whom 1 luved even then, Helois—you around her friend and consolingly said: Christmas presents free Hair Drewlng, Manicuring, Fa- thing upon the floor at my feet at- cial Manage, Shampooing, etc. and old, will make of my brother the tracted my attention—it was » fresh win* were the fulfillment of all I had "Try to IwMir it the bp^t you can. physician he longs to bo and my father hoped for and lust." You'll atwnyR have tbe satisfaction of with every order Full Una of Hair Good>. 10c Ilk need be troubled no longer concerning cinnamon rose. With lingers (hat fum- knowing you done the best you could Room 1, New Qoldataln Bldg. bled strangely 1 placed tbe Mower In With a little Wind cry sbe put out her matters pf money, while I—I may hands to mo. Her eyes were shining1. for him nnyhow." — Chicago Reenril- travel where 1 will." my notebook. "And sometimes," grand- IfernM. father had said, "they leave a token Still 1 fought iiftuiust the sacrifice So she gave me her cold little hand. behind, these women of Bellaire, a, "1 II iu old, ehfld." I sold, "worn nnd and the youth—that was I—went stum- rose, perhaps, or a bit of silken scarf." old. .My hair is turning gray." A Limited Habit. Brick's Home-made bling blindly down the bill to that My visit was lu end that evening, "It fs thick hair," she answered. "I oee that no me of our scientists Mince Meat - - - - 12c lower place from whence he bad come. BQtl ufter :i delightful flay spent In "Child," I nskod. and my voice was claim Unit death i* largely a matter of C. B. DEAVER Rut to remain there longer was un- reverent with the wonder of It all— "iw hnliit. depending upon thought and nil V, SASSANO Tha Kind Likt Mother Used to viewing old ftiniiliiir .scenes Rob was Broidwty, Opp. Rockwell Are. bearable. Tiie old grandfather realiz prevented tit the hist moment from It pOMdble Jb:ii you can care for nnthat." be an Id. Make. eil this as I bade him goodby. and I old. dull fellow like me?" "NOHHCUW!" sbe replied. "Did you PHONE 530-J. went aluue with my heartache out into accompanying me to tbe Million. 229/2 BROADWAY When I reached that small striu-ture Helois laughed softly, happily. "Ywt, j ever know any one who was lu tiie WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS the busy world. And here I met the it Is possible, I'aul," she suld. "quite | (titbit of dying''"—Exchange. Tele. 9-W. Fancy Florida Oranges Wolher of Helois. lie was even now it was only to tlml that my train h;H 1 puiled out, so 1 retraced my step*. [jossililt . indeed." I—I liked you tbnt 25c doz. Ktudying to be a physieinn, and so— very (irst. moment—you bad such H Lov«'« illusions. the tale was told. 1 listened to the echoing sound iif the ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, BA- old brass knocker. And. as tiie great Vunifortable' way of saying 'dear,'" C\viticu:-f—I wouder why Ue uever NANNAS, ORANGES, Good Nixed "It was not my fault, Piuil, that she door swung open before inc. Ilicre in So my leave taking was not a sad titu-rled. BUUCOJE' 1 believe he was GRAPES, ETC. New Orleans Molasses Kent you away," the hoy said. till her winsome, living, plow in?.- re- tine, for we pussed through the rustle •me disappointed In love. Oyuieim — Also 60c gallon kuow." I answered. "You have ality Kloml Heiois. Sbe cried out and «ato« together. Helois und I. while be- impossible. No man in ever rilsap- Complete Line of Vegetables. Nuts, 15c Ib, fore UB ut retched a world of love und The Real Old-fashioned Kind. always beeu a good friend to me. Bob. would have fled ut night uf me bad 1 >oinu*d in iorp till he marries.—Fhila- SPECIAL FOR HOLIDAYS promise. 1 U Is the women of your family alone not caught her bands. .lelpliia Uec-ord. Mixed Nuts, 18c Ib., 2 Ib for 35c Malaga Grapes,...2 lbs for 25c Fine Cranberries. .3 qts. for ?5c Good Eggs Chrittmas Trees and Wreaths. A. C. Bennett Co. Anything you want in our Una 25c Doz. 307 Bruchport Are. The Long Branch Record is the Best Advertising fledhim can be found here. TEN LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912,

    Be Blowly rone to his feet and grasp- ed Ilia hiti and c.iiue with the desperate clutch or one who bold:) fust to noine HICK'S JEV^EL-RY STORE JAMES COOPER, JR. REVENGE tirui support. He met the Hfiliiical 183 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. pleaiu of liur eyes with wavering fear Prescription Druggist iit liis own. "Aime—Mia Lunge!" he gasped con- RED BANK. fusedly. Her Better Nature She bowed coldly. A it:'h! (-time to him with startling Conquered •suddenness. CANDY "You ure coverness to the little plrf. Annabel. Thnt explains your presence here, I Nuppo.se':"' he wild, repuuiiitf his Leggett's Appolo, Fenway and Park By CLARISSA MACKIR self poHscHNioii with a masterful effort. Khe smiled MM|ilcjtsiint]y 11<- hud not and Tilford's Candies in Holiday Packages. dreamed Ibat Anne could have luoked A for It was nil over nnd lio WUHso vindictively fit any one— roniiinih- hnaie. iiKiiln Willuut-liuy Jones-Derrick little Anne! She must have cured for CIGARS HtretcheU hhnxeif comfortably liefore him. indeed, nnd n thrill . rare for n Rovernwa who" UP floun- At lust the ritfht niomeiit when she dered under tier scornful Klniice. was slightly IHIMMI with the roinnmn "Wliu Ji.ul ouve been musagrd to you, ulme.s of file Utjlroom, \viu>n the first who u;ne wore the historic emerald mi Savor "ii Tw<> This Pu«le QueStian? Units In the World. lentftb ,,f the black and white nairs WE DO NOT O1VE PREIMUMS. BUT WE DO QIVE w.is wen ring heucath her little whit • years \* n loni; time, and new I urn u flu'wij fhe ridge of the hack, which are Wllh the lent six weeks in arrears \\c used to think thnt Hbuut the QUALITY fffnre ihe oii'-jnived emerald which wax lvoiiiiiii. You— All. liere is mot her rendered tho more conspicuous because Scribbler sul iremblhiK iest the land- smallest tiling in the world was an the traditional engagement ring of ihe urny." the hairs ttJoag the sides of the body lady should hear the bt-utlug of bisatom of hydrogen. lu fact. It was For Sale At All Groceries Jonea-Derricks and Wiltoug&by hail "Aunahel!" MTR. Silvester's nsfcuu* i taken as the unit by which the atomic nre so short and so differently colored, heart and call for a reckoning. Pres- her promise that In the approaching ishnient vr&* blended with latiflbter weight of all metals was expressed being bruwnlsh gray and looking fur Our Plant la Alwayl Open F*or Inspection ently there readied his ears (he sound [ Indian snininrr they would he married and well siniuialed coafunion as she: l"or Instance, the smallest possible di nil the world as if some one had taken of tierce words, tis of two striving to- .Ml (Ms had been the result of care jrave her hand tn Willou^hby. \lsi'y the hand of ln,.Jis liahlts it appears to be HOTEL DIRECTORY. shine hrllthmtly nt coatly entertain ever, before he could make up his mind by being H-> growa up!" m:iu i^ xhi.- yU-ctric ion This U» tbe uivnl, ,'^B fwm the stv^Ktuve of UHMits nnd deplete n forUine whieh 1 lo try the rninspout route the door "DariiiiK, yuii positively .sliockeo j Imlivldiml unit of electricity, the movIts teeth t-4,;,.jiiicl aimear to be at leattt nniPr'C limTI Pleasure Hay. Oldest Hotel on the Shrewsbury. k opened enutioiisiy. nnd first Slumpklns' I HI III \ Hll I II ":"'" "'" '''"lir" Vear. Shore Dinners a Specialty wns ample for » prudent bachelor. me," uninsured Lucia Silvester. cnreas NIL; part of a current when it pni-sns partly lns*ict1voious. I iMUL U IIUILL New England Clam BakeB. Shell Finn and Cumu In And in his fiftieth year his buwlnes* InjF the rnildy imir with one plump batd IitMtd appciired and then the rest througli a wiic It is s<> small that it lUfPflt rejinrted thnt (hose sources white hand. "1 did not realise ymi of him erept slowly tn. rttti run tttr&ttKti a copper bar at u season. Competent Sailing Masters. wheufe came his luh(*ntoipi>r lie advised Si-ribbier not Water Used In the Steel Industry. were gn'oiflng up. 1 hnvc always *\*£&l "»f ISIl.dlHl inilen a sccoinl willi- Qreot tiuantities of water at uietlium FAMOU8 FRENCH RESTAURANT at Allaire open for in danger nf total elliuiaatlon, even thought of ynu ns iny little filfl. Now lo pny Mis SMimpkins, insomuch us 'vnt t iiinfiii; corners Klcctrif ions now were divided by onp-hnlf, and stie B-a« not the head of the house. presHuretf nre used in -,\ Kte»l plant, the 16th HI'HMOM. FlrBt class French reBtaurant a la Carte I Hhall keep you hidden till afte? iny irickte tlmiinrii a copper wire in much most of It for cooliutf purpose^.. 'i'Ue jpen all the year. Established New York 18iiO. Wm. S there was no escnpe from the iuipend- Wfiddlug," she coucluded, with on arch] Scribbler acquiesced rtiiii Slumpklus the same way us K''»1ILS of Hand DE LISLE'S inir doom of poverty except a good

  • mppenr*!d. followluR ptves a good Idea <»f tlje wa- granf, nt tbe disturbed face of her be- through II sieve. ter required by the several depart' OE LISLE. marriage. The Impending doom was trothed. A little Inter H not her nip on the door, ;i secret het ween Wlllouchhy and his Helen lists, armed with iusfrmnents ments of a steel plant: The total con- M'ilfoiiKhby .Tones-Derrick wns ad-thij s time moro insistent, enuse-d Scrlh- | Rfient. The idea of the Rood marriage considerably finer than jrrocer.v stoi-e sumption of the plant, including six j listing his shuv movlaa fatuities to bier to Miok up. It was Mrs. SliMupkins. i wiis Willoufrhhy'H own. Quietly he scales. h:;ve isolateil and nieiuauvd blast funmees, eeven roliinc tuilK this Lfttett ovder of tliihpi. "Sn,v. don't nay my ulU tnnii any uw>u- , Ihem and found that their relntlun to iwsstMiier and open lu>artli steel UIIIIH, liml foue nhoitt It, mid the result wns ey. Mr. Kerlbbler. lie won't dti uotliiiiK i most gtaUtflQg. There would he im h"iv»t. It hntl been Anne I.anye. n tliat lik'brest of all y:ases. hydrujren. is twenty-four t'ns OOglnes ami about a ghost out of his roKpeclnble past thnt hut drink ft up. Tblu morning I had to ns one to [lie sieventeciith power of hundred pas producers, was 57,500,000 i:||| THE BATHROOM THAT PLEASES en use for wonderment that the rich let him know who runs this house. We ' eluhninn should marry one of the rinh- might rnttte Its bones iinj)len.santly to ten. or. in other worda. the fraction gallons per day. - The nvernue daily jiiu't speaking to etioli other now." j is one which completely eat widows tn town. the sound Qt wedtllns belts or hufth Tt'prcsentin« their ru la lion to nn atom displacement of tbe pumps for one thoHt' bells altogether, and this wed- Atrnfu Scrlbliter acquiesced. if hvdrtigvn Is expressed by a million month during the lime these niriinme- satisfies the demand for RO the htst of the Jones-TViTlckw sanitary security, durability ding meant his bread and butter—and That H;I- si\ inunths aj;o. They , tn ill ion millionth. — CUfcugu Hucord ments were takeu wa.s 00,877,000 j:iil- dreaadly consumed several :-"M lipped cigarette*, haven't spoi.cn to each ofher yet. nnd jHerald. ions, no allowance being made for . ~ and beauty of design. cl^nrelleB while he pondered the nd- Now, it was Amuibe.1, the sleprtaujtu- Scribbler Rut"* on his way rejoicing. ; The. pumps used for pamiiing this vnnt»ifen of the new life that would l ter, who eon fronted him; Aninibel. I'UlKie M'' -tloii: Wbiit will tw the | cooling water in bttffti plauls are about Plumbing fixtures with- open when he aHsiuned the rexpniisi Generous Soul, his prospective stepdauKhtt'r. wUii Hist question the,** nsk when they start tin? same type us those trad iti city out these qualities should lillity of heeominy: I.iichl Silvester'* "Now, .lini.' wild the old lady to her turnpc'l out f«i hfive been his tiancee for speaking dpulft?—^utlre. jMirispiny stations, steniu rfH-liu'ocatin^ not be considered for a second linsliaml- It xvtm a very pleaR son. u bo tvini altout to leave the conn B9TemJ dellHoun WWUH and whom pumps with compound or triple steam moment when plumbing; »nt oHtltmk, for he admired I.ueln us ivysiMe itt try iiis hick in l.ondoii- he bad hearth-ssiy jilted when lier j cylinders or motor driven centrifuK-il fixtures of acknowledged much as It was within his power tn Official Scoring. "there'* plenty of money In that bij; youth fill cluiriUH pallei.1 tipan him. j puni[is. 'J'he usual water pressure's are admire any one wave his own punctil- "Sliouhl Hluclier net the credit for city, for the stnvtH are stttd to be even sanitary excellence, ex- Kvcn with tier promise to forpet tlie from forty to sixty pounds.—Koberl I*. quisite design and guaran- iou.s self. winning Waterloo?" paved with RUIU-" pnst uannth on her lips he wondered .Iliu "liad liU doats." but (Uewe were Streeter in Engineering Majiazhn-. teed durability are within Ho t'm\viied (is he rememluMvtl tho 1 "N'o-. that victory is credited to Wel- whellier hi coulil live wilh her amilington Rluclu'r didn't relieve him un-quickly removed, for he had barely got the reach of every home existence of (he child, Anualiel Sit look mi her each ilny ns n sluinberiiu: venter, nnd smiled whon lie reeollci led til about tlie eijrhth inning.'*— Ijjnhf- out or [Custoii ' he picked it up and walked a lit- ! -J certain to have fixtures of '"tr and bad nut it Kreut poet said Once Upon n Ti.ne In France. tle farther on, when he came across a before Xni>oleon's raid Moseo*w yielded 'Standard" "Uvtlti" Uvaicrr this kind Then he dismissed all dWnirreeaoie that '"hell balds no fury like nwom- There wns a time In Fn,rnce when fi blind Bliifl irftii tt'lin bcgglttg. Up to retersbuifr~the modern addition thought* with n flirt of his clttarottfi an scorned?" fooiisli iictrcss WilO STftH ambitious "S:iint" WHS unknown to Us fDtinder. into the (THlte. At OIH'l* lii^ syuipalhelie beftft went IS A 'Standard" MODERN BATHROOM "I have been maliitip tin* ae.|iiainl- en.uiKh to want ji deco-.-ntion nnd so HI Peter the Great—tbe position ni enpl- It i\iiM tiuite two weeks nfUTWiml onf to tlie unlortunate man. and as he nnee nf Mr. .lonos-Derrick." said Aunti- ndvlBod as to mnke api>)|eHtlou for it tal nf the UnssSan empire, but it-t ffon- installed by us with a careful regard for sanitary efficiency that WlWonsfaliy .limes Herri k .hipped put the su\ cfci^n into his hand he said: bel. with a suddenly sweet suiHe. 'ile to one of ''• • mtuirttt'fN was punislu d gruphlcul sitiiafion, has emibU'il it to and the following out of your instructions. into %tm. Silvester's for n i-np of tea. •'Tat:c Hii^. my friend. 1 can bee 'em, thinks I remind him of nu old friend, by iini'ii- KI -nt. It wan durtog the reiu;l4n the pieiuifr cmimicricijil lyv.d The drawing nioni was eni)|t,\'. lint hot'c tlia' ciin't:' - I.rMidon Globe. Ask for booklets. nnd Ave sn.nubblcd over the matter. reign at I out* XV.. aiid i' tlnit ifi>n h'er In a paint stnlued hulhmd you are. K Cor. Cookman Ave. & Emory St. Bpi-oii. Her creamy skin W«H •j-uiltlrss of Bomethtntf thai bad choked nvr heart Asbury Park, N. J. ASBURY PARK. H. N. S~ No (xiniirclion wilfi nnv oTher Stori! Our stock includes DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL- K Us [joWiierinK of ffoUteu treckles and two years »JpB was sudilenly KTTept VERWARE, CUT CLASS. CHINA, CLOCKS, SILVER NOVELTIES, » her perfi'ct features rendered niorr c\ nnny in a warm flood, and this warmth and such specials a* TUTHILL'S CUT CLASS, PICKARD'S HA*D R qilUite b,\ the sinipli'ity of her i-oitlurc tilled her beautiful t>yt}s. Sbe stepped THE HOME Regal Shoes STRIC KLIN'S and ihe ilPlic;i(t' beauty of her yown; forward nnd laid her hand on the PAINTED CHINA, W. W. W. BIRTH STOP E RINGS and ROGER m the Miiiip Anne l-anye he bud known clasped finders of her mother ami (ho nf Good Clotties* FOR MEN and WOPfEN for better In Pin-is, only nerrir'U. j»ves wen* dry (Htd ^hiniiiff. ShciUtl not No cnaorctioD with any other establishment is B guarantee on dnre look nf TS'lHoupby .7«'no»-neiTlrk. every I hi u& pur- W. C. WISEMAN H L. de La Reussille ctiK*rtt at tin- DKY I GOODS STORE of REFRACTING OPTICIAN M 38 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. S§ 603 COOKMAN AVENUE, k, N. J. Jj* Joseph Silz, 'Phone 294. Asbury Park, N. J. R*o lank. rt Ave.. ASBU«Y PARK « "MONMOUTH'S" LEADING JEWELER." jg THE C. A. IN. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, SATTT^DAT, 1812. ELEVEN

    •••••••••••*•••••* to I iliould never hold up my bead FRIBBLES OF FASHION. agatu." ; THE RECORD'S DULY SHORT STORY tl THE WOMAN'S WORLD The two friends niille at dinner and Double Skirt Extremely Fashionable For Street Costume. during the evening spent the time each HIS FRIEND'S | eulogizing tb* womnn be loved, and CUPBOARD Where the ordinary walking coat and skirt are concerned the double wheu they parted Jim exacted a prom- Confound the girl! She'll bring the ise thnt John would introduce him to police down on me and get me iuto a CHICKEN GIBLETS. skirt IK immensely fashionable, the up- per one being sometimes buttoned FIANCEE his love just u '••> m ns an engagement tia. giblets must be well had taken place between them. cleaned before using- Take off down the from like the eoat, so nfi al- "Shut up;** 1 cried. "1 meau. be quiet. "By the bye,' he added, "wheu are Nobody's going to hurt you. 1 tell you the membrane around the heart, most lu wtlK£<"M 'I deep basque. The '.', A Mnn Was Saved From ! ! remove all veins nnd urterles and Cookery favorite niHterlnl is u thick ribbed you going with me to cnll on Clam7" it's nil a mistake. I live in this block, "After my return from a business uud my house is"— trim off all green looking tissue near cloth tn- velvet, either of which mug- a Woman's Toils and a • ! the gull bladder. Cut the gizzard gpsts tbe ordinary corduroy, nnd Iu Friendship Broken trip I must take within a day or two. "Don't shoot! Take everything—sil- mole mid grny. black or dark cur beau 1 have only oue evening before my de- ver, jewelry, nil!" ihrougb the thick part, taking off all points fat nnd membrane. The Inner Union bine tills makes the most attractive of parture thnt could be applied In llii- I hesitated between flight nnd ffotnj: custmni-s. By EDWARD COMPTON way. and you know with whom I wo.ild upstairs to culm this hysterical young should bo removed without breaking. be likely to spend It." Savory Patties. »»•••••••••••••••»••••"»••• one night ufter dlnius late 1 went ivomun mid finally concluded on the The druped Uodlce Is good style this "1 certainly do." latter course. It seemed that the voice (Jiblet Putties.—Take a half piut of Apple Tapioca. geaiioii. find I he one pictured \* very home. I live fu oue uf a row of ten Butter and egg* are uot used In the "What ran 1 rto for you. Mr. Dil- John Turner did not report himself II.MJSI'M. nil alike, and roauy nre the•nine from tbe heud of the stnirs. 1 fresh giblets, clean well and stew lu n yr*M-i«ful unit !ir.•unlink t>> ;i flight rtg- to id*, friend Dfllon as back from hi- rau up two steps at a time, but was |;lut of water with onions, pepper, salt following recipe for apple tapioca, a lon?" uiisiaUi's I have made in trying to get mos*. excellent wny of preparing this The question wns asked by n youug Journey for several weeks when one - i.ito tlit* wroiiy; domicile. 1 Boon learn- lot quick enough. There wns a light nnd n little thyme and parsley. Add morning he appettred In the. lattcr'u of- lu this upper hall, but it was in rued one pound of lean beef or fresh pork dessert: Have ready a targe cupful of mnn of mi okl oue who had culled ed Unit if my latchkey did not work tapioca, thrpe riuts of npples, peeled, fice, in* exuhernut manner souian-hur easily 1 had better beat a retreat But j--o low that 1 could only distinguish n cut In small strips and stew with the upon him at his bachelor muiun. The chfl njjed. He made no reference to table with a bo* on It, but couldn't coral and quartered; a cupful of sugar. two sen it'll themselves, nnd Mr. Dillon on this occasion 1 must buve found giblets for fifteen minutes. Thicken a scant teaHnoonful of salt, a flavoring his love, affair till .Jim asked him about the door uulutcbed—either this or my see what the Inlter was like. If tbe with one tablewpoonful of dour. explained tits visit. girl was In the hail 1 couldn't see her of grated leii:on neel or uutnaeg mid it, then said thnt there wits a hitch. la*y bnppeiled to tit the lock, for 1 had To make the puff paste for the cases three piuK <•(" boiling water. After 'You nre m\ sou's most intimate The young lady was In great tribula- in ti-uuhte in getting in. If it hadn't I heard a door open and Raw some rake a quart of Hour, one pound of nu't- tiling White cross the ball. Then the washing tin- lajtio a carefully put it friend, John, and have more luUueuce tion over it. Ity keeping It secret she I t-Mii for the wine I hnd drunk doubt- ed hud; stir Hour and lard together— Into the boiling water. Let it conk un- over him thnn any other man. Jim had hoped to gain time In which to l,»;s i would bave realized that some- »ns Jet waa turned up. and 1 saw it girl iu her nightdress under it Wha1u little unking powder will Improve It. til perfectly dear and stir frequent- has couie. to n crisis In his life aud Is win the approval of her father to the thing was wroug, for iu iny own house Mix with Ice cold water, handling ly to pi-evciil burnin;;. While it is likely to be wrecked. 1 wish you to mutch. Hut thus fnr she had failed. i 1M- bull light would have been turned she stnv was n young man in evening dress. She put her hand on her heart quickly. Put the under crust Ir patty- cooking put the npplcs iui > fl baking try to stive him." He wns lu favor of her mnrrying an- hur. while here It was out. pans and till with giblets. Cover with dish. Sprinkle ihcui with the flavor- other man, one who was the prospec- and stujryered. 'You mean his iufuUintion for Clara tive heir to a fortune. "She loves me," My foot tripped on something, and I crust and bnke iu a quick oven. ing, and then over nil put the tn pi- "Calm yourself." 1 said. "I've been Sewed on Sk«vv«r«. oca while ii in very h* Bake the Mark land?" John added mournfully, "hut she and it U in hied, hut caught myself. Placing V her father urn ver> elos.e. Bhe can't my hiit :ind overcoat lu the hall closet, afraid you would turn an innocent mis Chicken Livers ou Skewers.—Sen Id pudding i'-i ••' N*»'' wen \.i:\i\ done uud i do. I am convinced that she tuke Into a tragedy. Do 1 look like H the livers nnd sonk iu boiling water serve either hat or cold with creum. wishes lu marry him for what be will bear to disappoint him. Besides, she I was about to feel my way upstairs ImrglarV" inherit from me; that she careN noth- is one of those nemoitu who are prone v.iu-ii i hoard u voice in the adjoining for several minutes; theD drain nml to net for the M«>d of others ot their mom. It was apparently that of a "If you're not. what are yon dolnj: wipe them. Cut slices of breakfast ing for him; that as his wife she will here?"' Prune Salarf. be constantly imooaragtng th« atten- own expense." nervous old woman trying to be reso- bacon the size of the livers nnd place Prune KaUtd i* t-mnewhht of a novel- tions of other men, and In the end lute. "Oh. <;wen," cried the old woman's these on skewers, preferably steel or "Who's your rival?" asked Jim. voice I hnd heard downstairs, "come ty. t»> many. Soak the prunes over here will be it divorce, lie being oblig- ••<;<> away at once! The house is silver ones, using first a chicken liv*r. nl^'ht lu 0 hi Water. Then the next ed to pay her n very large alimony." "That 1 don't kuow. Tbe lady would wired for burglars, and the police will hack. He'll kill you!" then n piece of bacon 4111 the skewer not be justified lu telling me" 1 wns puzzled. Tht*at> persons hnd morn in:; stew tUeni with water ami "Why do you not make it known to I* Here direct If!" IH full, Sprinkle with suit nnd pepper sugar until lei'rttM*. Let them cool, re "flow do you know she renlly loves •What in the world"— I was begin- been miking to vie. and yet they didu'i and broil over a clear five, busting wlt'i the lady thnt you will disinherit him you V" seem to QflVfl ieard me. And how did move the Httmet* and till the centers If he marries her?" ning wheu the same voice continued: melted butter. Serve on the nkewers with crt-'iini ebcwie which bus been "While 1 trust her implicitly, I must "1 limit, wish you to be arrested and the old womnn get upstairs? with melted butter poured over them. "Such? a course would make n breach admit that I have no other proof than "Are yon two deaf?" I asked. Irri softened with a little cream mid mis between him niul me. He is my ouly fs» to jiiil. Do consider! Pritron life la The French Way. ed with chopped uuts. Arrange these her word thot she does." ;t\vful. JustKO riffht out the way you tnted. child, mid we have nlwnys been friends Jim mentioned the cnll they were to Gradually the girt regained her equn Boullettes of Chicken (Jiblets.—Tnke on lettuce leaves uud pour over them as well us father nnd son. Iu any- <-:ime in. and you'll save a lot of trou- n half pound of chicken giblets, clean, a dressing made us follows: Mix In or- muke together, but John felt so de- Lle for yourself!" nlmity. Then she smiled. Her smile thing Pisa than an infatuation fur a ispuiident nbout hta own affair that be broke into a Inugh. cut up, put Into u saucepan and cover der onc-hnlf lenspoonfu! salt, a pinch woman he would do ns 1 might ask. It wns evident to me by this time with boiling water and simmer for of tmiBtard, n little cayenue pepper or begged off till something definite In It that I had made one of my blunders "What in thunder does it all mean?" The only wny to handle thitt case is twenty minutes. Drain nnd chop hue. more paprik . Bv/'tttbtespoonfala olive to convince him beyond u douht thnt shuuid hove been reached. in getting into the wrong house, and, I shouted. oil, two and .e-hulf tablespoonfuls of One day John told Jim that he and not relishing being taken fora burglar, "Walt a minute and I'll tell you." four a half cupful of milk Into n dou- DUAPKD OHAPfi 11OD10B. the woman Is fooling him, and I ap- ble holler, put In this n tablespoonful vinegar and 11 few drops of lemon peal to you to accomplish thnt if \*DH- peruimded his love to accept a ring 1 -A.-is atiout to apologize and go out She rnn iuto n bedroom and In an Juice. Bent with an egg beater until •. Iu the illustration brocne crape from him. It W01 to be an engage when it occurred to me that an a polo- other moment emerged In a kimonn f Hour has been rubbed. When thin It Is thick. is combined with plain chiffon and ment ring If they became engtftd, r y would neither he believed nor ac- She wns very pretty In either costume plain tmtln, but soft silk may be used John Turner sat In deep thought for and if they were uot engaged tlie lady .•.•j'U'il and 1 had better wake an exit "Mammn t»nd 1 live alone nnd are li mis been we.ll stirred Into the milk add awhile, then said: the chopped liver. Cook in tbe double Chocolate Pie. successfully. JUD1O CEIOLLET. Insisted upon Its return. John nsked without one. Indeed. I was not quite constant terror of borglars, so we goi "You ure nsUnt: me to muke a. his friend to go with him to a Jeweler stii-i' but that some man might be two phonographs, nnd mammn talked boiler for about ten minutes; then add Hoat one cupful of mill: with one breach between Jim and me. but since i teaspoonful of minced parsley, salt, square of chocolate, stirring until tlie Thta May Manton pattern Is cut in sixes and assist in the selection of the gift. waiting with n gun till h" could locate in one nnd 1 In the other the word from 34 to 40 Inohea bust meanure. Send it is far better that it should occur dc Jim did not quite understand how H vou have doubtless heard. Every nigln pepper and a teaspoonful of onion chocolnte, which should ba brokei, I tweeu him IUMI me thnn between his the Intruder. So I couriuded to go at line, is melted. Heat thy yolks of three 10 cents to thin office, glvtns number, 7677, woiunn RO sensitively honorable ns hi* once, but objected to leaving my hat we conned them with a fine wire In Juice. Stir in the well bentcn yolk of and It will be promptly forwarded to you i rather and himself 1 will do what I friend's Indy love had been described mid overcoat to esta'...Ssll my Identity. the vestibule so thnt if a burglnr broki .in egg and turn out. to cool. When eggs and add four tahlespoonfuls ol bv mall. If in haste nend an ftdditlunn! call In the mutter, but my experience milk. Put ft Haltspoouful of salt and two emit stamp for letter poutatte. When could accept n rlnt? under the clrcum- While I was foi'llng my way to the•t with his foot It would net the pho •ool form into balls, dip these In egg ordering use coupon. Is thut one who Interferes between a •tancflfl. Nevertheless the CUM seem nof,'rnpb.s tnlking." one-half cupful of sugar Into the mill* man nnd the woman he loves or n girl oluset atl was silent, but no noonor hiid ind then in breadcrumbs and fry tn hot nnd chocolate, and when hot again ed to he a peculiar one, and be under- 1 itnrtod for the door than an entire- 'v u, ni be jinged!" 1 pxclaimed fat. No Bise and the man nlie loves gets himself stood from John thnt he regarded the ly (illTerfnt voic^ mine, from upstair* e add the diluted egg yolks. Coot two disliked without securing the desired r .nlier be arrested nnd judged foi minutes, take from the fire and add gift an n 1 (isfUhle stepping stone to an ]t was apparently that of a girl. ~ irpiar thnn be made a fool of." Name end. I wiW. however, try to form n engagement. : half a teuRpoonful of vanilla. Line n plan by which 1 may show Jim the "If you must take soinethk * aw,'. * A silvery Inngh from l*ie girl rnn;.* pie plate with good paste and pour in Th« two friends visited a jeweler with you go to ihe sidei* •; and ••it. and I added: wiiiiflii's ehnraeler without bin twlnjc the tilling. Uake twenty minutes in a aware thnt I know she is the womnn in compniiy, nntl the ring selected wns Lumglng to u rail behind it y>... il find "You need U man In this house, nut: quick oven and cover with a meringue oue that Turner especially fancied. the key to the drawer, and the silver he loves. He has ttsked me to go with if you want me nil you've got to do h made from the whites of three egg* him to call upon her. but I have al- There were two dlnmonds held In tbe is inside. Take it all and welcome, only to say so." beaten stiff with one-third cupful of rungs of a snake. Dillon condemned go uwtiy us NOOU as possible." \ FOUR DAYS TO wnys put him off with Home excuse. "Thank you: we get on very well powdered sugar. Color slightly in H A LINCOLN FETE. She hns never neen me, which will the ring ns entirely Inappropriate to This WHS too much. 1 eould not for- with two phonographs. We don't need cool oven. give me an advantage. This in nil 1t he mrunion. But Turner's heart bear rtius.su ring this timid creature, n mnn nt nil." How to Celebrate the Birthday of the can say to you nt present. If I nave HOC in cd net on It, nnd he bought It. whuKo voice was melodious. "I consider one man better than tw \ CHRISTMAS Salmon Cutlets'. Famous Emancipator. 'Jim from nn unfortunate marrlnjrc. He left It with the Jeweler to have "Duu*t be frightened. I'm not aphonographs any time." For a hot IIIHII salmon cutlets nrr February Is certainly tbe gala month even at the expense of our friendship, the Indr'R InlMnls ongrnred In It, ei- 1<\irglar nt nil. I've simply made a mis- With thnt 1 left My words wen easily prepared. They may be mndt • »f the year for special days. Now Cu- I shall rejoice. Besides, I would jflml plalolng to his friend thnt, his own lake mid got into tlie wrong house. I'm spoken Jocularly, but six months fruri from the surplus of boiled salmon pid Is busy sharpening ills arrows for ly serve his father." mind being uuide up, this was allowa- KO'UK away at once." i-oiuiueHtH on Pt. Vnleutine'b day, and hlp. When the Indy mnde up her mind thnt dflfrfl 1 stood In the house not Ri Shred cold boile'l salmon with a fork: Mr. Itlllon rose, pressed Turner's •'Police! Robbers}. Mjirder!" u burglar, but us a bridegroom. moisten it with a little melted buttei school children ate experiencing thrills to tnke him his own Inltlnla could be hand niul left him with thanks for the put In. or, better still. If you have It, some lob of patriotism as the stories of Lincoln spirit in which he had received his re ster Bauce. Season with siiit uud cay it re retold. His birthday on Feb. 12 quest. Dillon, whose Inventive facul- Hoon after the purchase of the ring enne pep|H>r. Form Into lint peai rill be celebrated wlt-h reverence and ties Hcemed to need the stimulant of Turner told Dillon thnt hn hnd receiv- shaped cutlets 11 bout naif 1111 incl honor not only in schools, but in pri- tobacco, lighted a pipe uiul nnt down ed permission to tnke him to call 011 thick, roll ench in breadcrumbs, dlj vate homes. to think upon what he considered n the lady of his love. Dillon gladly ac- Daddy's Bedtime lu beaten e^ig. cover once more, will For Lincoln's birthday this year a problem, the solution of which was al- cepted the Invitation. breadcrumbs and fry to n delicntf lever hoKtcus has planned what she most hopeless. Wheu-they went up the steps of thi> brown lu butter. Serve, with sprig* nils a patriotic luncheon. The dining dwelling, to which Turner led the One afternoon not long after tbe in- wny, Dillon stopped and exclaimed: The Greedy of parsley stuck In, 011 a platter. Thei : tiom is to be decorated with flags, the terview between Mr. Dillon nnd John look, well when surrounded by marW< enterpiece being :i representation of a "For heaven's sake, John, whnt does Turner the latter telephoned IIIH this inenn?" Monkey and The Monkey Put the potatoes which are garnished with lit- 011 them scene, with a realistic log friend Jim to meet him at their club The Nuts Nuts In His Cheeks. tle sprigs of pursley. cabin and darky dolls drefiaed in blue for dinner. He hoped Jim would not "It means," wan the reply, "that thlrt F-O-U-R—Count 'em! •inghaui pinafores. A saucy little mule fall him, slnoe he had a communication Is the house where lives the woman Pork Cheese. Irnws a cart loaded with bales of cot- to make of a confidential nut nre, Dil- who has admitted that she loves me." HETHER or uot Evelyn was right when she accused Jack of being Dillon hnd run up the steps nnd greedy about the taffy doesn't matter. Daddy said he would tell Then Count Out Your Change Cut but do not chop two pounds of "ii. Over the to hie there is to be a lon, who hnd no engagement with liiw rein ball In which small silk flags will flnntve for that evening, p mm I Neil ta pushed the hell. Before Jim could them a story about a monkey. It's the story that matters. Quick For the Rest of Your cold roast park into small pieces, al apeak ngnlu t ho door was opened by u W "Once," said dnddy, "1 went to the zoo. I stopped to look at lowing four ounces of fat for everj i>e thrust, to be tnkeu out by the guests be present, and nt the nppolntcd hour m-rvuiit. John waited for Jim to en- the monkeys—stopped quite a long time, for I like to watch them. Christmas Purchases. pound of lean. Then pack this into 11 ior their hair. The place cards are to i tic- two met In the club lounging room. 1 to ornamented with a picture of Lin- "What IH it, old man?" asked Dillon. ter, then went in himself. Clara Mark- "There was oue little monkey that especially caught my eye. He was moid, with pepper nnd salt to taste him] wn* seated In the drawing room. crowding up to the bars where a little boy was feeding nuts to him. If an- four wage letiven nnd two finely miuc- oln having the United States shield "I'm In love." replied Turner. SEWING ROOM HINTS. "Good; there's an additional bond of At seeing the two men she paled, other monkey tried to get near the boy or the nuts this monkey would drive ed onions, tilling up tbe moid witli beneath H. At either end of the ta- Then she tried to Blip from her finger It back. good, well mivnred gravy with which r ble there will be large bows pf red. union between us. You now kuow how How to Fasten Guimpes of Net and I feel, ami we can sympathize with a ring. Hut before she could do so "lie wasn't eatiug the nuts, either. No, indeed! He would grab H nui Lace. little gelntln has been dissolved and white nnd blue. The menu Is unique. her flttuec had seen It and recognized First eouieH cream of corn Boup with each other. Who Is she?" and then stick it iuto the pouches in his cheeks. Since guimpes aud yokes o- net and huke for rather over half an hour the gift he had seen when hU friend "By and by the monkey got both its cheeks full of uuts. It couldn't stuff all" over lace are used a good Idea Is tn Then leave it till cold and turn out bread sticks tied with tricolored rlb- "The loveliest woman on the fare of bad bought it. iu another one, though it tried very carefully. place a piece of lawu under the button- Reef may \H treated In exactly th< imn. Tiny stnrs cut from cold boiled the earth." It was an Impressive tableau—the "The other monkeys watched it. They thought now they would be able holes to be worked. snme way. only allowing four ounces iteets will be on top of the whipped "There I must differ with you." smll womnn who feared that she had lost to got near enough to the boy to beg for some nuts.' This is just basted and the button- of ham or pork to tlie pound of beef. 'ream which tops the soup. Next there ed Jim. "I hnppen to be engaged to nn udrnntngeoui match, the undecefv "The boy enjoyed the jo lit*, lie held out another nut to the greedy mon- holes cut and worked through lawn will be breasts of chicken with ennnon tlie loveliest womnn on earth myself.' ed lover and the man who had played key Just to see what it would do next. It took that u-ut and started to put It and lace. Afterward the lawn is cut Piquant Tongue Round*. ball potatoes cut with a small rot-mi "When you see the one I refer to yo the gnine. in its cheek. Of course it wouldn't go in. away, and the result is a firm button- Take half n pouud of tongue for two -utter that Is obtainable nt any kitchen will acknowledge yourself mUtflketi." "I now see, John," said Dillon In nn "Then the silly little creature sat down nnd began to take out the u'Jts hole that has beeu quite eusy to make. dozen roundii, tw-o tablespoon fills of furnishing department, lied nnd while "Well, well; we won't quarrel about icy toue. "why you fancied the two which It bud stored In its cheeks. One by one it laid them on the floor of the Borne women uac books and eyes for minced captvs, one tablespoonful or radishes and green peas nre the vege thnt. Tell me of her." dlnmonds in the fangs of a serpent." monkey house. closing yokes, but this method is not Bmglisb mimtnrd nnd sensonlng of cay tables. Then a patriotic salad follows, "She Is confiding and gentle, but "Well, gentlemen," snld Miss Mark- "As they saw the pile grow the chattering nraong the other monkeys grew very durable. Buttous and button- ennc pepper. Crenm two heaping ta made of tomntoes on whltn lettuce withal Rtrong In honesty." Innd, "how does It happen that you two louder and louder. They Mecmed to be quite, indignant. holes will last longer, also look neater. blespoonfuls of butter, add seasoned hearts, with mayonnaise served on blue "She must bo Clara MnrklumVB twin cnll together?" '"'Just see all the nuts ho has, the stingy thing!' they seemed to cry. 'Ho Time and trouble may be snvod by tongue Hnd mb the mixture to D[Mates. The dessert will be ice cream sister." "I leave It to my friend to make the OUSUt to be ashiiiucd of himself!' this plan. Before buttonholing scallops, smooth paste. Cut buttered bread forts, made by taking cones of vanilla "She la no woman's twin sister. explanation," snlQ Dillon. "I had no "They crowded closer and closer, and in a minute they had snatched or, in fact, any edge thnt haw to be cut thin nnd at ninny utibuttered squares. c-renm, placing candied cherries on There may he double stars In the fir- lden that he was taking me to call on away about half of the nuts. The greedy monkey gave a whriek of rage. out, run over the line with n very small Spread tln> phtin slices with the tongue them, like gun sights, cnpplng all with mament of the heavens, but the woman my fluncee." Then he grabbed the rest of his nuts In his hands and scrambled to the top crenm and put the two together and a flag. The cake will be cut and iced who has honored me with her regard stitch on the sewiug machine. cut round with a large biscuit cutter. "Since whatever motive," said Tur- of the cage, with all the other monkeys chasing after him. Wheuever he It will be found not only e.iHier to to look like American flags, blue can- Is a central sun." ner, "that I may have had has beeu dared to lay down the nuts they would manage to grab some. They never al- cut out by the edge, but will not frtiy dies being used for the stars. Drum "You're enthusiastR', John. What a accomplished—namely, ,tQ prove to a lowed him to sit still long enough to get them hack into his cheeks. Every woman knows how annoy ing Eg-38 a la Creole. shaped boxes will hold nuts and bon- change from the man who received the deceived man his deception—I am not "While they were quarreling over them the boy with tUe bag of nuts these little bits of threads nre thnt pre- Cook a pan of tomatoes with a shred bons. announcement of my engagement BO needed here. I leave you two together moved osi to the bear cage. sent themselves every time the cut out ded green pepper until tbe tomatoes Cards will furnish the pastime after coldly! You've caught the fever your- to make up this little difference." "The last I p&w of him he was hanging by his tail and one hand from the article comes from the laundry. are reduced by half. Then pour on to luncheon, the score cards being orna- self, my boy, and know now what a The difference the lady succeeded In top of 11A cage, while a string of monkeys tried to swarm up the bars arouud Supposing one wishes to work a but- five rounds of buttered toast and plucf mented with patriotic symbols. For fiery disease it Is. But you haven't told making up. which meant an enmity on him. tonhole on the bias of the cloth, just on each of theBe a ponched egg and prizes the hostess is going to use some me the lady's name." the part of her lover for his chum. "He had just one nut left, and 1 thought how much better it would have stitch back and forth, say, from four ket;p hot. Meanwhile melt an ounce of the recent books upon the great "Nor enn I at present." When Dillon next met Turner be pass- becu to cat them as he got them, even If some other monkeys did get a chance to six times aud then cut the button- of butter In n pan over the tire nnd lot emancipator, of which there are mnny •Why?" ed him without speaking to him. DM ut the hospitality of the boy with the nut bag." hole botweeu the stltchinfis. When this It color. Then ndd a tnbleflpoonful ot adaptable for gifts. "Because we are not engaged." Ion married Miss Markland, and so is worked the buttonhole will be very either lemon Juice or vinegar. Let 11 "But you will be. Besides, there's long as a small fortune left him by his firm indeed. all come just to the boll nnd pour H r 111 !• i i-ri 11111 r-t-1- no harm In telling a chum that you mother lasted she used It to float her- over the eggs, seasoning them with •• HOW TO CURE THROAT j; love a certain woman. On the con- self in the fashionable world. Mean- pepper aud salt. ,. TROUBLE WITH APPLES. '.'. trary, you are paying her a compli- while Mr. Dillon, Rr., died and left How to Moke Handles Safe. ment." his estate in Turner's hands In trust L-UIVtOEIR BUYERS Electric-inns' tnpe to cover part of the Breakfast Rolls. '.'. Few persons realize the effl- \', "There is harm in telling any friend Tor his son, to be paid him op certain What you want, when you want H, and where to get It. U you can't handles of hninmerw nnd hatchets will Mix together a full tenspoonfnl of ;; eacy of apples In throat disor- ;; that n certain woman Is considering inndltionf). When Dillon's means were come yourself, telephone 33 Long Branch and leave to us. We have prevent them from slipping out of the linking powdvr, a pound of Hour and n '! derw and indigestion. Apples cou- .. fhether or no she will accept an offer exhausted his wife I -ft him. Then the largest stock of building material on the coast to choose from. baud when in use. V tain more phosphotlc acid than [J of marrhtpe from me." one day he called on Turner to ask his .small teaspoonful of salt; rub two forgiveness. Hemlock and Bruce Lumber. j ounces of butter Into It. mix it qulckl? .' nny other fruit, mid everybody .. "You should certainly marry nn hon- White Pine ard Cypress, Flooring. Ceiling, and Partitions. ' with half a pint of buttermilk or skim ;; ought to know that tbe best |; trnble woman. Your own sense of Turner told him that he was per- honor is too keen to be practical." Sewer Pipe and Flue Linings, ttas Portland Cement, U. S. Gypsum. FULTON'S ! milk: make the dough up into llttW • • thing to do to promote the action .. mitted by his father's will to pay him Niagara, King's Windsor, Tiger Brand Hydrated Lime. rolls, set them on a well floured baking 11 of the liver and thereby secure \ [ "It IH that high sense of honor in- any money of which his wife could No. 1 Common, Fancy and Fire Brick. 137 BROADWAY i tin nnd bake for ten to iiftccn mln • 1 sound sleep is to eat an apple •• Iwrn in the woman I love which make* reap no benefit. Jersey Cedar Shingles and oat Boards of the Finest Quality. ( utes. When half baked brush over • I before going to bed. Apple pud- | * mo honorable. It fs understood be- The friendship that was interrupted Metal and Spruce Lath. Agents for Beaver Board. j with milk. • • dings of nil kinds, apple sauce or • • tween us that neither shall say uny- during this period of young Dillon's Beautiful Stocks of New Goods J[ salad of apple and celery for \\ thlnjr to involve the other till 1 have marriage became closer than ever. As Come and inspect Our Block; It will pay you. New York Broiled Oysters. •• lunch, baked (with cream) for ••her tltuil answer. If I supposed It poa- to the womnn, she drifted away from Quick Deliveries. Courteous Treatment. Beit Qualities. For Christmas Drain the oysters and season wltl I! breakfast—any and all ways the ','. Hible for you to discover whom I refer :KMII of them. Dainty Waists, Corsets, Un- ! salt nnd pepper. Dip first Into soften • • apple is the old standby. CHANDLER & IVIAF»S I ed butter and then roll in breadcrumbs, Ill MlIinillMI'1-tII I H-I-H- dennualins, Underwear, j Arrange lu n fine wire broiler, place N. J. 80. R. R- Crowing Office and Yard 70 8. Broadway. Hosiery, Novelties, Millin- ver a cle^ir fire nnd broil a light brown Prologues and Epilogues. Long Branch, N. J. Telephone 33. ana With BWlite d'hotei nance. »inrrick tried to abolish prologues ery. and epilogues, but tbe audiences of his Advertise in the Daily Record. day would uot couseut 1 TWELVE LONG BRANCH DAILY EEOORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912.

    Jade In China. *••••»*••••»•»•*<+•+••<•»*•' out I'm golo' to hitch up a team and with tunny winks ond arch grins on Fearsd the Consequences. rustle i loud of kids for Cherokee's his scusoued face, went juto retirement A COLD BLOODED DUEL. tight green JuuV U the favorite gels He caught a gliuipse uf the visitor r** S;miu Cl:iUa act If I hiiro to rob HU or- with tbe bundle centsI0jufl tbe Santa of China, and it Is dilncult to get tbe he came, up the steps und told tils wit.* Instant Death Was Assured For Onostone in uncut forms even in that conn- Chius !.ipim i.t and u puck contoinln^ of the Contestants. to answer the bell ami sny he Wasn't CHRISTMAS BY wiil ac'comuany you," declared the special and undisclosed tfHtfl. try. Sometimes n rich Chinaman's es- An extraordinary duel, which nt (he i at home. c, uliving his cane. *"Wbeu tbe kids are rounded up," he tate will eoasist, In part, of a lump : "MLM. my t'.vtw." she Srgtted. "it's (ha io (ii'Kt stop Hchcdnled WUM at a time created an immense sensation, of Jiide. Sometimes It enn be obtained INJUNCTION instructed tlie volunteer arrangement V8S one in uhkb the decision was ar- j frieini of ycurs who wns here tin* oth.tr SCHENCK 'li- I<>-A bouse (ttU'i-ii miles out fromt'oinmiliee, "light up tbe candles on iu nesses weighing one pound or twoj day iind united your v.Uvire." j\vhammer. A man opened tbe rived at not by uwords or pistols, but IMHUXIM. Unt even the leading jewelers the tree and net em to plityin' 'pussy by menus of n deadly poison. "1 know it \<," retnrueil her liiisbai:*! How Cherokee Played Santa Cfaus j lit Triuldud'H hail aud then came \viints a corner' aud 'King Willloni.' uf Hongkong usually obtain It In cut The men—who. It Is hnrdly necessary "I'MI ufniltl he toolc it."—New Ya. U and it Vellowhamijer u nnd loaned npun the rickety gate. When lliey get gooil nt II, why, old form. Times. Wall Paper, Paints doorwuy was Hlled with a close Sant-.ril sliil.* in ihe door, l reckon to say, bad falleu out over a lady —bad left tbe arrangement uf deiails to their S 'of youngsters, Mouie. ragged, all Ihcie'll be plenty of (,'lftn lo go round." Vice Versa. ' Tho Cards. Hardware. By O. HENRV of curj(r-*lty and health. seconds, and until (hey faced each oth- M *'I'aw. CIUI anybody tell fnrlunes by The i.MJji- were dltting ubout the er tbey did not know by what method My wife hasn't any sen*** of hu- 's this way," explijlned Trinidad, tref. giviufj it final touches ttmt were mor,'" said oue man. "She won't laugh i cards?" Copyrl*M, 1907, by the MoClure 're from Yellow-hammer, and wo they were to settle their differences. THE 6REY FRONT STORE 1 never tinnl. Every uiinute bends would at anything 1 say." S "\o, my son. Mnny a nian « ho bus - i, .ti i.ij-iii in n Kentli- kind of a |mp out the tloor to look and listen foil One of tbe seconds was a doctor. :mil he had made up for Ihe occasion four "Neither IUIH mine," replied tlie oth- , tbongtot hi' could bun found by sunHf- BROADWAY AND BATH AVE. One of niir lea din' citiZ^M ia the approach of Trinidad's team. j fluent exi-ericmv th;it he didn't bold S with tbe Santa Claui nffllction, black pellets, all Identical In size nud er. "Slit* laughs at everything 1 gay." Phone. 90-J. LONG BRANCH. Cherokee was the dvlc father «f At length Ihe wugon of the child shape. —Washington Star. tlie ri^ht cni(L/'-t*hl<-«po 1'rllftme. he's due In town tomorrow wltb "niHtlers" rallied down the street tu We Handle Keen Kutter eltowhuuimer. Yellowhummer wag a 'ID oue of these," he said. "1 have Tools and Cutlery. Knives, Safe- B9 iliinjii;; tOWU COUStrHOH'd mainly the folderols that's painted red Ihe door. The Indies, with little iniido In1 Germany. The youngest screams of excitement. Hew to tbe light- placed a sufficient ijuiuitHy °f pruwsic ty Razors, etc. uf canvas itncJ undressptl pine. Chero- acid to cause tbe nhnosl ii>:<(iiiit:inc'Hi* Also numerous other articles we yot In Yi'flmvhammer packs a ing of Hip candles. The. men of Yei- kee wns n prospector. One day svalto ,-ih c rind (i s;if(iy iflKor. Now, lowliMmtmn- passed iu "ml out rest- death of any one who KwalloWd it- We which make vjluabU Christmas burro was estiajl quarts nnG \Aw will decide by the ttma of :i coin which SANTA'S HEADQUARTEM^THE NEW YORK STORED presents. ner. if ytm'll loan us a few kids lessly or stood about (he room in cin- burnt Cherokee turned up with bis WO }iftiarantee t" return em safe and hai'i'iissed i ups. of you is to have iiivt choice, and yon Efcry person purchasing (1 on Cliiistmfls diy." ivill alternately draw Mm] swallow a jr. i» wortli of goods here be- k a uutftet weighing thirty (Minces. BOBQ Trinidad and (be Judge, bearing the •nas display at thi I pill until Hie nuiwm shows its effects." a house is one that makes Christmas gwi"J'J^ eeS'lne douiht* fore Dec. 25th can select a He staked IIIH claim arid then. Lutlntf ft I UllilVI-^l'IM^i ^IIJMl II il: I III I * 'IIparent 1 . . murks 4i|u» with ii foi'eiimror. "I '•omlufthig between them a single imp- Two nt the pellet* uuiv ilieu taken present raoro valuable tban mnn of breadth nml boppJtflllty, sent s the toss Ihtil dei-'.detl. but witbutit double Trading Stamps. >ut Invitations lo bin fi-ii-nd-s in thm* ^K I need if I detain yrtii geutlemen. ish boy. who stared «i(h sullen, pessi- M mistic eyes »t the gundy tree. effect hi either cast*. states to drop in and shnre bis lurk. "iiid Ihe old wditni!) have i^ot seven kids, so to sjienU, and. runnin" uiy "Where tire the other children?" "This time," siiid (he doetnr, speak- Not one of tho invited guectg went over ibo \>nn« b. I don't aiipenr to asked the awsiiyer*s wife, tbe a'kuonl- ing of tbe two pi-Hots redlining, -you regrets. bit ion none (hat wo potifd spatt) for edyed lender of all nodal funcilons. must butb swallow the pill at the same Help the Independent Engine Co., of iUKfllUt." Vhi-n u thouHatid citizens had ar-* iiu to tiik i' to your „ "Ma'am." said 't'riuldod, with u sigh. 1 Red Bank, Help the Poor. rived and taken up claims they natued I>oiWH 1! fH Hiey (1 •prospuclin' for UUIN si Christinas time The choice was ngtiiu auide, and In a town Yellowbnumici", appoint ml n a lilt' VlHull UUBHO Of in liUe bimtiu" iu lluieato&e for sliver. few svcoiuls out« of thy men Inj do;id ou the grass.—Pail Mull (Jozetttt. vigilance coiinnltteu und presented le.v WilHon. Triiildail recited lus This here young biped, ma'am, is all wjfd. iind the Judge bnotned out btsthat washes out of our two days' ran- (Cherokee with a wnti'h chain made of neuvei*s." You can do this by contributing idemUH liiitlphony. Mrs. V"iley CANARIES ARE NERVOUS. auyUASO ft CO.—Perhaps there la nothing that jnakes BO Btron* a.K uaggetii. , Then \\\v Boor opened, and Cherokee cash, or making donations of clothing, Tbm- hours after the presentation Ucred her two roKy cbeekefl fonog- appeal to a woman than line china, and perhaps nowhere is there Kathered In rs cloae to her skirts nud did notentered in (he conventional dress of And They Dread Mice That Like to sether so attractive and.BO complete and beautiful a display thin can, be Jen provisions, etc., to Lou Tetley's store 'i-eiiioniuK Cherokee's claim played St. jS'Iek. A white rippling ben id and at this well known house. The opening of the retail department^is a boon t» (Hit. He bud located a poc Uet hislcad idi!!e until HOB lind seen Wiley Inuph Steal Their Bird Seed. the woman who appreciates the value of exquisite china ad enjoy, having I In Mechanic street, Red Dank. mill1 shake bin brad. Again u refusnl. (lowing hair covered Ills face almost to One of the common troubles with wide variety irom which to make a choice. Not only is the famous c"ta ll». if a vein. Hu abandoned It and staked his diirk and shining eyes. Over 1.1K Every poor family In Red Bunk and i>tbevs one l>y one. l.nvk Itiu. LtUsed 'he, sun WIIK low wlum the wife uf n ("Sauries and one tl*rt few bird owners played here, but examples of beautiful glBM from the studio of Rene. SaltoM I Inn Imss on ii lonely railroad bud- shoulder lie enrried a pack. is also on view In a separate room. Here will al.o be found exqSsite C ecel vicinity will be taken care of. and aher ha ml to him. Never afterward did realize is that of nervousness. The from Sevres Royal Potteries, and also electric portables from ?he stuolo o? II her liii:i\ nil.ible |irnyeiiy behind No out* stirivd Jis he came in. Hobby Daum. There Is also a most complete diaplay of glassware of all description; huge Xiuas tree will be put up in the turn it}' ''iioiijjh dust in YeMowlium nervous system of a canary iw us high onpuonS met* to pay his bur bill. Kill bis tlmii- • nud anld: stood with hi-: bands in bis packets ly sensitive as tbnt of a de!ic:ile wo- and a cabinet with some very line examples of the metal worker's 2J'c™ ftreliouse Xmaa morning for the chil- \\ iuvitttd gMt'ttts Wt»rt< i.msU.v \\v\v.~ There's :i wniium that's just took tvsAuit gloomily at Ihe effeniiuale and man. Any s mid en sliuclc to their dren. IKM'ing, and Cherokee Hiulleil aurl eon of nn. railroad hildlsli tree. Cherokee put down his senses, whether of sight or sound. Is JAMES McCBEEBT fc OO^-The delight of the child who Is fortunaM taOBgh kiui'U find looked wondering!v about liable to throw them Into convulsions, to be presented will, some of the toys from this hous. will know nor bounds •utulnU'tl them. The room. IVrbaps be fancied Unit ft Here will be found complete kitclien cabinets, dolls dishes and sets forHussiwi' Veliowlianuner WIIN made mi of men tlmt often reault in death. An old bird coffee complete, even to the Russian samovar and glasses set in metal holder" ipvy of eager children were being herd- iStulpr mentions a frequent bat rarely whu took off their UutH (o u untying •d somewhere to be loosed upon bis loiter, io tbuy invited Cherokee to say known cause of sickness nnd even 'iitntnc-e. lie went up to Hobby nnd death iiuiniig tlie little creatures. IF YOU WANT WORK hat lie wauled. xtended his red niittenetl luiml. "Me?" R'li'l ('herok«<\ "Oh. grub •WieiTy ('hri«trii!JK. little boy." said "1 had two CJInnrlos," be said, "that We ran give you steady em- ;;IU.CH wit! lie about the tUUig. t Cherokee. "Anything on tb*» tree you fOf some renson 1 eould not discover fell into a frightfully nervous .state aud ployment sewing on a machine, reckon I'll pronpert nlong up in the wiuit (lie.v'M get it down for you BROS. - ]t would be disappointing if the Christmas aeaeon heia ho Ironing, or examining night MariponnH." Won't you shako bands with Santn started to pine uway. I doctored them promise for grown folks, even though we ali recognize that it Is primarily for •hlrts. All work Is clean and In May Cherokee p.ukod IIIH burro with all the remedies known to biru the children and means everything to them. As a matter of fact Christmaa is tore, (jut the jvoor creutuves coiuimu'd the one time In the whole year when we think of others beatdpa ourselves and thft work room light and com- ud turned Itn tluniKhtful, mousp i-nl- "Tbore ain't nny Bnotn Clnus," whin- we hail with delight the opportunity to find for our friends those gifts which fortable. red forehnid to tbe north. ed Ihe boy. "YOB'va got old f;ilse billy to droop in dlsninl decline. At Inst I have a value because of the thought that enters,into their selection At thia On the 20th day at Decemlur Buldy. gnat's whiskers on your face. 1 nhi'l discovered tbe trouble. It was mice house will be found so complete a collection of brio-a-brac art needlework china If you do not care for any of marbles and bronzes as to make tho selection of Christmas sifts a very real tlie iiiiili rider, brought YellowbnrnmoT no kid. WUal ilo I want with dolls aud "Mice are us loud of bird seeds ns pleasure. The fitted breakfast trays are very beautiful, and the hundreds of tba above, come In and see us 1 anarios themselves. In Ihu darUues- and we will try you on a salary ti piece of news. tin tmrsewV Thy dcivt'i snid you'd hnvo 1 sofa cushions that are gathered together here for the Christmas shopper astonish "What do I wee In Albuquerque," xaid .i Mill1, ami you haven't. I waul to go of the night the mice would ereej one with their infinite variety and uniform beauty. Here, too, will be found the through the bars of the cage mid de- most attractive lamps, candles and table decorations as well aa a wide variety Huldy to the patrons or the bur, "but Iwuie." of jardinieres and articles In brass. The bron^a and marbles are especially Cherokee all embellished and fcHlooncd Trinidsul stepped into Ihe breach. lie vour tbe seeds, while the poor little lovely and promise a gift that is truly "a .t.V g beauty and a joy forever" canurlcs sat it bore shivering them m of up like tht» iisnr uf Turkey und tavisliUT shook Cherokee's haiul Iu warm greet- although for that matter, this can be aid 7of everything offered hera in %i\9 STEINER & SON, money in bulk." ing. selves Into a state of nervous prostra Christmas display. ^ "Cbei-okee musi have ntruek pay [on from the very terror of the in mi- "I'm Horry. Cherokee" be expiained. sters below. I removed the cage to n SLEEPING GARMENTS ore." remarked California KO. "Woll. "Thfrc never was a kid in Yellowhiini- JOHN WAHAMAIEI.—If there is anything that tJanta will fall to flnd here* he's white. I'm much obliged to him position where the mice coukl uot get we wo«ld like to know of it, for to our minds this housr* j» not only complete but mer. We tried to rustle a bum-h of 'cm lit It. and my pets rapidly recovered." replete with Christmas suggestions. The toy department leaves nothing to be for hb* mu-ceNH." for your mvaroe, bt]t this sardine was desired in the way of games, painting outfits, Noah's ArkB, toys, rocking horses, 1 -New Oileiins States. Long Branch, New Jersey "Seems tiki Cherokee would ramble all v»e could catch. He's u atheist, nnd express wagons, and everything else that belongs to the Christmas season! Donkeys that move their ears and mouths, monkeys that shake their heads, down to V ellow ha SHOOT " ud we ti Is lie djpn't believe In Santa Claus. It's a cows that "Moo," and all other kinds of domestic and wild animals will be' trlendl," sftld another, Hlightly Bggrl6V- shame for you to be out all this truck. One Sin of Housekeeping. found here. Mere, too, the small boy will delight his heart with the newest ed. "1*"1 tuot'i tho way. Prosperity Hiit. me and the Judge was sure we The ultimate sin of tbe housekeeping mechanical toys) and in the "ChriBtmas Home of a Thousand Babies" tha small ROLLER SKATING Is the finest rure there Is for lost for- could roiyid up ti wagon fill of cnutli- .ude is straightening things out in a girl will find the dolly for which Jier heart yearns. The dolls hers Include all 1 kinds from the new wooden doll to the most exquiBite of l^Yench dolls, both. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday ilntea for your gluicracks.' desk or ou a table. When 1 depart dressed and undressed. The newest fashions are followed in the wardrobes of Voii wiilt," «nld Haldy. "I'm eomin' "That's all right," said Cherokee from uiy quarters lu the morning uiy ,theBe dolls, and is&uta will have no trouble whatever in nndlng exactly, what hw nights, also Saturday afternoons. lo that. Cherokee striken u three foot gravely. "The expense don't amount sitting room table looks self possessed [needs to complete a doll's wardrobe. LYCEUM THEATRE vein up in the MarlpouitH thut assays it to notbiu' worth nientioniu'." nud ho/nelike, bearing three ash trays, trip to Europe to the ton, aud he closes "U lilt li Y I'HltlSlMAH, L1TTLB BOY, " SAID Kobby had retreated to a distant four or live books, matches, a pipe, a Scott and Longstreet, Mgr., OHEROKBUT. Red Bank. It out to a syndicate outfit for 100,000 chair und was coldly regarding the an of tobacco, papers, magazines, pen* Music, new skates, flrstciasB onl<-i huuty dollarn in eusb. Then he buys down ut (ltanit« Juuctlon. 1 hour rtUe's scene with eunui plustered thick upon •Us. pens, a letter or two, a bottle ol himself •! baby sealskin overcoat and n got a little boy. Maybe she might U't him. Cherokee, lingering with his iuk and maybe a necktie or so. A place maintained. Admission, adults, 25 r.ts. rod sleigh. And what do you thluU he for everything and everything just children 15 cents, him go." original Idea, went over uud sat be- taken It in bis head to do next?" Trinidad pulled up hi* mules at Gran side him. where it ought to be easy to reach or In Holiday Attire "Bought o siiluoii," suggested Thirsty ite .Tuti''tlon at 5 o'clock in (he after- "Where do you live, little boyT he thereabouts. But, alas, on return wbnt Rogers. noon. asked respectfully. a state that table is in. Tbe books hnve been put back on the shelves, the "Cherokee took me to n room," con- On the steps of the eating bouse they "(Jraulto Junction," said Bobby with- The Ideal Christmas Store. tinued Uitldy, "and showed me. He'sfound a tliln nnd glowering boy of ten ash trays mobilized, pen and pencils out ctupbtisls. orrnnged in orderly Hues, neckties got that room full of drums and dolls amokluB a eiyarette. A youngish wo- TUe room was warm. Cherokee took und sknle.s and bags of enndy and man reclined exhausted in a chair. Her stuck away m a dresser and the letter* Large Collection of Gifts at Money Saving Prioes '>1T bis cap and then removed his beard planted in the most conspicuous place apiiip. Jiu'ks and toy lambs nnd wills- fact* wore nhtirp linen of worry. She and wig. I and such Infantile truck. Aud had once poHst'sned a certain style of with those containing bills uppermost. what do you think he's golu' to do wltb iHWiity (hat wuuld never wholly leave "Say," exclaimed Hobby, with a -Toledo Blade. Shop Where They All Shop them inefficacious knk-kknacks. Dou't hov and would never wholly returu. sbow of Interest, "I kuow your mug, surmise none. Cherokee told ine. He'sT.'lnidad 9 * forth his mlsHion. all right." STRAUSS' PROGRESSIVE NEW STORE E are now ready golu' to loud 'em up In his red sleigh, "I'd count It a meivy if you'd take "Did you ever see me before?" asked Pliny's Jewel Stories. jiud— wait ii miuute, don't order no fiobby for awhile," she snicl wearily. Che roli ee. Pliny declared that a diamond was so 133 BROADWAY tlriuktt yet —be'a goin' to drive down "I don't know, but I've aeeu your hard that if placed on an anvil and to show you "I'm on tbe so from inornlun till night, 1 here to Yellnwhnuiruer and glvo tbe und I don't hnve time to 'lend to blui. picture lots of times. ' Etruck with a sledge hammer It would kids—the kldw of this here (own-the IIO'H leai'LiinK bad Imbits from ihe men. '•Whore?" give back a blow of such force aa to the 1913 Self Starter biggest Christmas tree nnd the biggest It'll bu tlie only chance he'll hnve to Tlie boy hesitated. "On the bureau shiver both anvil and hammer to and Lighing Cadillac. i-ryiu1 doti uud little giaut hoy*' tool %H nny Christmas." at home," he answered. pieces. Another of. his wonderful tniew RUBBER FOOTWEAR chest blowout that was ever ween wut The uH'u went outside and conferred "I>'t*H have your name, if you please. states that "ou the shore of tbe Island — AT OUR of Ctipe Uniterm*." HudUy." of Cyprus there was a stone liou liav For a Demonstration drop a with Bobby. Trinidad pictured the "Didn't you tell him?" asked the Klorles of (he ChristnniH tree and pres "Wobert l.umsden. Tbe picture be- Ing eyes formed of emeralds, which Great Rebuilding Sale F»rices Line to nil ne i' called Trluldad. ent« tn lively colora. longH to my niothoi\ She puts it under shone BO bpigutly that all the nstu*s RUBBERS, ARCTICS and RU3BER BOOTS for EVERYBODY. her'plllow of nights. And once I saw werelngloripusly frightened awuy. The "Well, no," answered Baldy pensive "Ami, moreover, my younjf friend." HERE'S A CHANCE TO SAVE BIG MONEY. ly. "I oarer exactly seeii my way to." .Mhled the Jud^f. 'Sunta Clans himself her kiss It. I wouldn't. But women tishermen accordingly pulled the enier CLAYTON'S GARAGE "I Trlni whereupon the wise fishes became IPine F"or Gifts. LAKEWOOD, N. J. us lu> tiling his Ivory handled cane un laff his small oyes. "I ain't no kid. bolder and returned to their accustom Ihe bar, "that our friend Cherokee There nlu't any Santa t'lrtus. It's "Koep thlH boy by you till I come ed nets." WOL.F' L.IEBERMAN PHONE 81 should possess such an erroneous con- your folUw (bat buys toys and snpriks bfiek," he said. "I'm gotn' to shed THE Bid UTTLE PEPT. STORE ception of—nh -his, as It were, own 'am In when you're asleep." these Christmas duds aud hitch tip my HU Income. 228 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. Agent in Ocean and town." "That mlKht be BO," argued Trhil- sleigh. I'm j?oin" to take tills kid "Tbey say you get 200 marks n Monmouth Counties. "Oli, It ain't the eighth wonder of dnd, "but ChristniHn trees ain't nn home.'' month. I can't believe It Tell me the terrestrial world," said Baldy. fairy tale. This one's goto' to look Cherokee drove Ids sleigh to tho door. now." "Cherokee'§ been gone from Yellow- Itk" Hie ten cent store In Allmqnenp'io. and they lifted Bobby In beside him. "I get 110 marks salary; then I don't hammer over seven months. Lots of all atvitUX up In a redwood. There's The team of fine horses sprang nwny pay my rent, 40 rnorUs: that's S3Q things could happen In that time. tops nnd drums and Xoalf&t Jirks and"— pnmcingly over the hard snow. Chero- marks; I owe the milkman 30 mark?*, How's be to know that there ain't fl "Oh, rats!" said Bobby weurily. "1 kee Imd on his $500 overcoat of baby that's 180 marks; my butcher 40 -tn-!e kid in this town." cut them out long ago. I'd like (o sealskin. The lap robe that he drew marks, 220 marks, and every month I Only a Few More Shopping "T«» top off this Christmas tree have a rifle—not a target one—a real [thotft them wna as warm as velvet. raise 30 marks out of my friend?, splurge of Cherokee's," went on Bnkly, 'inc. (o shoot wildcats with, but I Hobby slipped a cigarette from his making an Income of 250 murks a ' iio's KUIU' to give nn Imitation of iTiu-ss you won't have any of them on po^Uet nnd was trying to snap a month!"— Fllegende Blatter. Days to Santa Claus." your old tree." match. "When does Cherokee allow to come "Well. I can't say for sure," said "Throw (hat cigarette awny," said Strychnine? Triiildml diplomatically. "It inight '»' ihei-okee In JI quiet but new voice. "Say, Maria, have you noticed bow over *'ovit*ed Empire theater. But of chil- ttlftj&hUd niwitlers. At noon that dny "Didn't jrm remark something owhile that little inspiration was preserved la dren there were none- Cherokee !uid dashed into town with oil-—Cleveland Plain Dealer. liis now uleigh piled high with bundles imo flbout wanting a rifle?" Christmas would come on Thursday. ;iml boxes niul bales of all sizes and "You bet I did. Will yon get me A. M. TownUy & Co, Dn Tuesday morning Trinidad, Instead one?" The Riddle. shapes. So intent was he upon the ar- His Dnnj»hter—Papn. did yon know :>f fioiiu; to work, sought the judge At rangements for his altruistic plans "Tomorrow -silver mounted.." 191 BRCMVW. the Lucky Strike hotel. Cherokee took out his watch. mamma long before you m:wrh>d nerV STORES OPEN EVENINGS. that Ihe dearth of childhood did not Her Father—Just between you nnd BW. "Jt'll bs n disgrace to Yellovbam- receive his notice. "Half past !>. We'll hit the Junc- tner," said Trinidad, "if It tbrows Cher- tion plumb on- time with Christmas my dear, I don't know her yet.—Chi okee down on his Christmas tree blow- When the HUD went down Cherokee, flay. Are. you cold? SU closer, son." cago News. a, Trade Interest Committee, ADVERTISE IN THE LONG PKANCH DAILY RECORD Red Bank Board of Commerce.