Fairbanks * ; Washington Tomato Spup 9 ""* 15° Garden Barrow $6.50 ItV rich, it's handy, it's healthful. Best Cooking Apple* Juicy Oranges .3 lbs 15c doz 35c, 48c Delicious Eating Apples Chick Chick Egg Dyc» doz 37c nk8 Trash Burners Special Flour Prices ' Cyclone wire $3.00 Flour 1 Advanced Six«Cylindcf L-Hcad Engine \Z Harmonic Balancer 12-lb 48-tb $9.50,. Spades 3 OU Filfcr 4 Ait Cleaner 5 Full Pressure Oiling f» Automatic Spark g bag & tShovels Control 7 Uour.Whecl Brakes 8 Larger Balloon Tires 9 Dyco FinUt Tho Finest Fninlly l?lour Milled j. 10 Dimmer on Steering Wheel CeretDtn Grass Edgers £=3 Pillibury 1 (etc are ten features which ire jesjenttal to maximum motoring Gnltl M««, You'll '1'nala tlm I)l(Toi«nc« (ho .nioraont you a All >r/<«l «l [tilery utiut to drink flSCO Colfoe, Ami oh«o, ypu \, ,". Bone Meal No. 19 Single Wheel drink ASCO you will nlwnyn laalst on having , $3.00 par 100-th bug , thin dolcctablu Ilriiml. ' • JB.OO por 107-lb bug Hoo $6,00 Sheep Manure W» ImmlU LUCHI Houia »3.B0 n«f 100.1b ban I'ninl, Valipur Sluln »nd< V«r. Planet Jr. Seeder THOMAS H. MCKNIGHT OSCO Coffee «>44<: - Garden Fertilizer nlili wlilcli will italp you to • No. 4rD $14.25 "33 E. I'ront Si. Plion* 700 P.ED BANK, N. J. Kvcry tlmo you Drink It, you nio inoio plonsod. brighten up (lie home Inaltl* • t2.nD par 100.1b b»B ' ComblnMlon Cultlntory Plow , #3.34'par 107-11> bug mil out, 4SC0 Evaporated Milk . pan 6c>J , Mid IUk* '"•' " "•'"•' ' ' "" ' ' ri'.uli«ii.i.,-iiii«ij.....i.iii»i Ji» .[..jn-i.M.il.T«ijri[*jrf((niiiui. ^ , &\ Your Market,Monoy GOBI Furth«»t*lig Your Noareit Amorican Stoffl — "•-;•" -T """»• HANCE # SONS OAKLAND SIX 39 DROAD STREET RED BANK. N.J, COMPANION1, 'CAR TO T'H,B PONT I AC SIX WJ^.*?.?.^..^.- ^-^ v BED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 31, 1926. s SINCING, DANCING, FEASTING. UNCROFT NEWS. ( Jbr Econcmioal transportation [!, Rtrer Flaw Men T»«»t Tlieir Whei Mr, and Mr*. Woodward Expected to '« Right Good Time. Homein-Atout Two Weeki, - '.^ The Jmslmnda of the members o: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodward i;il. Shrewsbury River Hotel the Woman's club of Eivcr Plaz are expected home in nbotut two entertained the members of the clu weeks from West Ffllm Bench, last Thursday night tit a, sociable af Florida, where Mr. Woodward has f * William S. Petlngale'a. About fifty had a very successful season as persons were present and thoy ha leader of an orchestra at A winter Golf and Country Club resort hotel, Ho will re-opcahls a jolly time. Features which cause much amusement and etvtertainmen' leodsviHe -Irm business" at this Vs were inipenpnatlons by Fred Ro- place. f y Announces the Open Season cliollo, a caRewalk by Miss Mabc! William Alexander, son of E. E, Cihtiani and Mr. Petingale, .plain Alexander, shows gradual but solos by Mrs. E. E. Foxwell, banjo steady improvement.! Ho returned . 4 Saturday, April 3rd selections by 'R. I. Johnson, the homo a short time ago from a Mew Charleston And the 8nn':e tlntico by Yoik hospital, whore. htMyasJa pa- the little dnuBhtcr.-nf Mr. Rotfhclle tient several weeks."" "^ rWITH AN- and selections on tin orthophonic re Henry Foilton is improving- from producing macliine. The festivities sickness. J concluded with n collation and gen Mrs. Joseph W. Thompson Is on eral sociability. the sick list. Easter Dance and Entertainment _ . , , .« up The ladles' aid society of the Trout LiWated. chapul will meet tomorrow nftor- Saveral hunched large trout from noon at Mrs. 6. Harry Richdale'a. Bookings for Functions Club Open to the Public the statif liatchery at Hackensack Mr. and Mrs. Georgo McQueen •v.j •wore liberated in Pino brook and ind their six children huve been Phone for Reservations, 1524 Red Bank Hockhocfcson brook last week uruler sick with grip,-but all'tave recov- the direction of Arthur Davison, the ered or are well on the Toad to ro- county game warden. Mr. Davison overy. Among those sick are Miss reports that all suitable brooks in Eva McQueen, a student nurso ot Wonmouth county will bo testocKed tho Lakowood hospital. She hns with trout before April 15th, the •efiumed her duties at the hospital. first day of the oponjeuson. Willinm Hurley bought a team of -» • — mulei from the William C. Ely cs To AdvertUo Atbury Park. tate last week. A bu/gefe appropriating $48,000 MARLBORO NEWS. ^Bowc to adverti£e Anbury Paik through- Your first drive to the Improved out the i country was adopted last tin. William Shepperd. Taken to week by the board of commerce of the Long Branch Ho»piul. Chevrolet wiU be a revelation l_ Im.-- Asbury Park. Of that amount $5,000 will bo spcnriii trade~iulver- —MK.-Willmm-Shepperdr who has proyed, ma "Government tax reduction on beamtyi bigftess and wwnihit- family now living on Riverside drive. , he home of the late Edward Cao- automobile! officjally in effect on .field of low-fujoed axes, —these ate the Pdnriac Six iar. March 29 it Rllowed NOW on all The cellar for Mrs. Charles Rit- purchaiet of Chevrolet can." General Motors first developed qnaUtics that are Idodtto^C the ter's new bungalow on Applegate Mrs. Sarah D. Hayward ia visit- the Ponfiac Six as a car-of high enthusiasm of boyets wherever Afreet, next to Har\ey Bloqdgood's, ing her son at Newark. aEty—and then, priced it5 at a -difecar is displayed; One *vfcflr~ - fa—dug" aifoT the framework of theJohn"Keis~has moved to tho-Jo- building is now going up. cph Rubin house. figate so low that only General •—oae ridei, reveal* that the Mts. J. D. Ely returned on RED BANK MOTOR CO7 Motars-cotdd possibly achieae it. Porrtiac Six was Arrignwf to Some pf the plank on the bridge over Quiglcy'a creek became s£ Thursday from Brooklyn, wherb Masterful pow«r, briHiartt stand rmchallenged. in. its field weak and unsafe Tuesday after- he spent several days. 29 Mechanic St. ' "on. »720 Rerl Bank, N. J. flexibility, enduing staaaiaa — and priced to •vrindnstatrt pnWIr noon of last week thnt traffic was Mrs. L. B. Conover is on the sick tied up noout mi hour •while new 1st- by a new onier of acceptance. " 1 plank -weit jmt down. Call on Luke Longhead for any Mco. Stephen Armstrong of sort of vrait. He specializes in all Nowaik has been visiting Mrs. kinds.—Advertisement. PAUTY AT IOW COf Alet Spence At the ieque3t of her hostess Mis. Armstrong brought THOMAS H. MCKNIGHT with her on the visit her bird dog 33 E. Front St. Phono 705 RED BANK, N. J. "Nanny," which made a notable showing ,md won n prize at the re- cent doj,r show nt Newark in compe- tition with some of the best dogs in the "East. ' ' Miss Mary Brand Is confined to the house with sickness. Mrs. S. Vincent Willis ia improv- PONT SIX es from grip. OF Addrson Snnborn returned Mon- day from a business trip to( Cape lod, Massachusetts. ... Mr. and Mrs. William Best were called to Itauch. Chunk last week y tho tlonth of a relative. • William Roberts entertained a number cf his relatives from Now York two days last week. His guCsts motored to this place. -. z Mrs. Henry Mecklem continues ,b improve from her sickness. She iUcnded a party which was given last week "at William S. Petingale's or the members of the Woman's club by their husbands. Earl Stout is a new employee on :ha Lovett nursery farm, at Little ilver, -^-i* ^, a* KEANSBURG NEWS. Tract on Ocean Avenue ii Bought (or Development. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Ahearn it Lincroft Farms have recovered :rom German measles. A tract of land on Ocean avenue, which will be doveloped under the name of Shoreland Terrace, was re- ently bought from Thomas Kelly. The property will be developed as soon as it is surveyed and laid out. Tho purchasers of tho tract are Mrs. Liederhaus, William Ralph, Mrs. C. Madden, Mrs. Nellie Wil«on and John Murphy. Miss E, Carter of Manning place, who has been a surgical patient in tho Long Branch hospital, ii im- proving. Mr. ana Mrs. Edward Davis have returned homo from'Florida, whore When Steps Out on Easfer/Morn FuH formfeed lubrication, 7.bcatUi8 cmnkshjS^frbTaring they spent tho winter, i camshaft 4-wheerd G eln brakes, fall balloon tires, 5 disc wheel?. T'M? M J " fi^h.ncwVclour uphof.tcry, .utomatlc Mr. and Mrs. E. Bnlbacfc, former His Stride Is Measured By TM' . wlndahldd wiper, cowl ventilator, dome light nnd cowl light.. residents of this piece, wcro recent visitors horo, .Smartness 0/His .Clothes, , Mr. nnd Mr». "William Eraser have routed n bungalow on High- j-j E KNOWSTthat his^ Ave. and White St. Red Bank, N. J. nue l» •pcuUlnft it fow day* At New- ark With frlcnili. BIB Mr«. Clinton I), l.olnen him bton :lc it her hbmt with scrljt. Mlit Ailili* Covert It t««ov«rlng from ' ifefepC? >'-k M RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 81, 1926. old actociation Tuesday night of visit at Asbury Park. She was kept HE WANTS OF LEONARDO nt-week.- -They hoard a health indoors most of-the winter- with ickness, but she has'recovered. ARIOUS REQUESTS MADE AT ilk. ___^^___ Mrs. Julia Cross is sick with grip. Three Years in Red Bank Anderson Brothers TOWNSHIP MEETING. COLT'S NECK NEWS. Mrs, Albert Bonnetft spent last iveek with relatives at New York. 9 .een.rdo Folk., Ask MiddUtown hriltian Endeavor Meeting Poll- Charles' R. Benjamin has re- Offidala for. Better Roads, Belter poned Becaut* of a Death, urnod from a visit afXong Island. STORAGE WAREHOUSE Conditions at Station, Police Pro. The annual meeting and clctcion^ -Cumelius Bell has. repainted, and. tection and Sewage, f oifleers of the Christian En- jcdccoiated the interior of his Various improvements for Lcon- cavor society of the Reformed house, which is occupied by Michael tdo were naked for at the meeting hurch of Colt's Neck was to have New. ' '.' Local and Long Distance Moving f the Middlctwn township com- een :hcld last Wednesday night, Albert Bennett,' lias recovered mittee IttBt'Thurtdny flisl't in a let- ut it was pottponcd until next from itonimsh-trouble—V- ..--r ter' from the Civic Interests Associ- Vednc&day night because of the Mr. and Mrs.- Daniel Riordan an j SALE! Our vans are padded and dust-proofc. . ^ of Lepnanlo. Improvements oath of Daniel D. Hunt. their Eon William spen,t Sunday vcro aHo asked fpr verbally by n Sunday night \uii "father and with Mis. Rtordan's paronts, Mr. Packing, crating and shipping tqall" mmher of Hip residents of that in night" at th^ teformed church, and Mrs, Peter Frawley of Morgan- )laec. The meeting -was laigely nt- ounty leaders of the youn^ men's villc. Mrs. Riordan was very sick points.- ' onded by Leonardo citizens. The ssociatlon made addresses and during the Svintcr, but she has al- Intorcsts association had oung men^of this place conducted most recovered. lotlficd the poople of that place that iart of the service, , Miss Rita Carney has been visit- utomobiles would be provided to Mrs. Berman and her children of ing at Aabury Pnrk. ADVERTISING SALE—PROFITS NOT CONSIDERED akc thorn to the meeting and a ew York will spend Easter with WILL CONTINUE UNTIL APRIL 6th U-VANS SSTORAGE; Office and Warehouse lumber of Leonardo folks availed , Bcrman's sistct, Mrs. Louis SCOBEYVILLE NEWS. ILoMn DlSTANCC HWMIi homtelvos of till* opportunity to go "lotkin. i Group of Genuine Prayer Rugs, Value $-19.00—priced $28.50 and $39.50 51*53 Mechanic St. * the meeting. Tho work' of rc-building the Firemen from Two Placet Fight a ridge at Montrosc has been rc- Blaze at This Place. Group of Mousuls, Value $37.00 $28.50 TJiC improvement' of; various umed by Overseer Louis Snyder Group of Hamadans, Value $37.00...... :..... $28.50 .tracts'was requested. New cul-ind his "bachelor gang" of em- Fire broko out last week in the 'Di-ts and culvert lepairs were asked iloyecs. chimney of the house on Christian Oriental Runners of Distinction, Value $65.00 $39.50' "or. These:matters'were referred Brodcvson's house. The house is o Fnink Scott, the township super, A tcporC was printed in a Free- occupied by John Lee. Firemen Bukharas, Gabistans, Gendjas, Kamaras and Beloochistans at Special Bargains /iaor of roads." Another 'request old paper that George and Conrad from Freehold anil Eatontown put )ccher have sold their farm. The V \na for a light/at the Conover bca- the flames out before much damage Everlasting' and ever-to-be-renierabercd gifts for Easter. :on lighthouse property, which has i.wncrs stato that tho report is. a \vas done. nistake. They moved hero from icen bought rind converted into a Norman Sickles ha.E bought, a Come and see the bargains which your small town offers you through ilubhouso by the Civic Interests As-< ewark about a year ago and they special Notice lay they have no intention of aell- Chevrolet coach. ' < • your small importer. , ociatio'n. • The township commit- .John Mojisky has a new! radio 1 eomen said they would have a light. ng their place.^as they like Coitus .• . —to— • u NfETloo woll~t» move away. ~~ """"^Reacfthe past ^hf present advertisements in your city papers and be iujftlioriF"TfTfiey could induce the Most of the farmers in this slcctric light company to make this ncightorhood have started plowing. convinced. ' . t \ mprovement. • • •'w • VANDERBURG NEWS. From present indications the potato • :A^ " .. 0«r Onhj Line o/o'iiiisiiicss—CAIU'UTX It was said that the qveiseor of acreage will be about the same as FARMERS! •oads at Leonardo does not scrape Art. Helen Howard Caring for Her last year. . - iomo of the roads there. One man Injured Mother a* Newark. There surety must bo some thing needed Mrs. Helen; Hbward is at Newark, Charles T. E. Matthews, former- itatcd that the ends of some of the ly of this place, is now employed as on the farm this Spring. Freshen up your :ouds,wevei never scraped. Tie said vhore she iscaring foyher mother. a carpenter in Florida. hat on such roads one-half or thrcc- Viva, William WhitenecK. . Mrs stock of farm implements with new parts or iVhiteneck;--.-is--sufForinff-"-from—a qilartors-of—the—roads—would-be Plenty of Work. Importing, Carpet Clcaiiinr/, Shampopinr/, Dr.i/ Clcnniny, Repairing, Storing probably you yrill need a new,improved-piece~ craped and the balance would be iroken. leg'caused by a fall fron rollcy car. , Male and fematrTielp ia scarce, of machinery. untouched. It vtns related that on but Luke Longhead's department in 52 Monmouth Street ' Just Opposite the Town' Hall;. Red Bank, N.-J no occasion VTclitworth Cranbrook, Mrs. John MeDonough is improv-. The Register is the surest way of I specialize in' the famous International a resident of Leonardo, had offered ne from sickness. getting what you want—Advertise- the ovorseer $5 if he would scrape Irg. Fred Day is home from ment. --.'•.. Harvester Company's line of Farm Machinery. all of a certain road there instead of Also I handle the well known Field Force Pump craping part of it. It war, said that Company's Power Sprayers. / he overseer refused to accept the m6ncy, stating that he had received ' Complete line of Insecticides for Spraying. rden from tho township authorities o scrape only part of tho road in question. The committeemon said —TRACTOR EXHIBITION— ho overseer wns mistaken about this and they' instructed Clerk Howard Those interested in Tractors for Farm purpose , W. Roberts to inform him that pub- will do well to pay me a visit at this time. I lic_x98ds-at.Xaonardo-must-receive The Easter the same care as other roada in the ...have set-up on-my-floor-o\ieof'thVCENTSUR township by boing.scraped their en- Tractors, (8 h. p.) which should interest every tire length. - • progressive farmer in this section. Come in and Complaint was made about condi lions at tho Leonardo railroad sta- and you will certainly want to be look it over. There will be no obligation in- tion, especially with regard to lack curred by your,call. " \ of lights, with regard to the need of an agent on duty parmanently and in the front raiik, so "Dress xUp" with regard to the .need of-n com Choice Farm Harness, Blankets, Robes, fort station. . It was said that con v Garden Utensils,'etc. ditions about'tho station were very and step put next Sunday. umanitary in .the. winter .due. to th lack of a comfort station and t no one being at tho station to con GEORGE QGILVIE trol disorderly persons. The rai rond company uses koroseno lights at tlia station and they aro inade 35 East Front -Street Red Bank, N. J. quate. - '.'•• •. • Telephone 539-AY • Solne of the members of th township committee state.', that th «.•••••••••••'••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• same -bad .'conditions, which cxiste'i Suits and Top Coats in at the Leonardo station were^als at tho other stations of the' Centra! railrond "company in Middletow all the new models and colorings that township, Mr. Roberts was instruct ed to write to the company and as that tho cundiUuns bo remedied. in your favor at the first glance; Another'thing desired by Leon 25% nrdo residents is a trafflo'policema saving on new to protect children going to an Riddle Fltmenu from the schoolhouso at Loonardc $ by trading in your old your old lighting No action was taken on this request fixture* . . ' Another request on which no actio fixture ' was, taken- was. for p' sewage (Us- 35 for p'osnl plant, Prlcw 4B BO! Includ. . this new •' Ump.l. ' • •-••• Riddle etyle HOLMDEL NEWS. Others $21.75 . and up in 5-light An Unuiual Service at the Bap candle . Ill I Church Sunday Night. fitment,' A scrVjce of nn'unusual sort too regular placo at the Baptist church Sunda; And to complete your Easter nationally night, when leaders of the countj advertised young men's association made ad- Outfit- price . .drcssos and local boys helped t i $23.50 conduct tho service. The boys on Robert Voorhces, \VIIQ read tin Soriptui-o lesson, Vincent Ham Manhattan Shirts moiul, who mndo n prayer, and Wi bur Hammorid, who save a talk o '"What the Y, M. C. A. has Don Stetson Hats for Mo." A number of 0\t> residents of Holmdel last week attended tho fu- Phoenix Hosiery It's not too late neral of. Albert Smack of MuUiwim, a former rpsldrnt of this place. Holmes LongEtvcet Duncan is tho and an endless array of bright spring- name chosen by Mr, and Mrs. W.. Jay Duncan for their now-born son. Tho mother and em arc expected like Neckwear, some styles with 'ker- homo aoon from tho Long Branch jor new hospital, whore tho bnbe was born. Jmnos Brownloo linn been forced chief to match. to quit his tieo,'felling job In the Ri Fitments Elyivoeds on account of gilp. William VnnBruilt bns moved from Mlddlo'town vlllngo to Dennis Son is closely following in the footsteps of You can still take ad- Canioy'B houso at this place, Mr. vantage oif our execp- VanBrunt formerly lived horo. his Dad in t|ie matter of dress, so we're tional offer of 25% Ctirlney, HolAies is out after hav- i ing been conflntid to tho bed with trade-in allowance on grip'several days. ready with his Easter Suit too. Mannish new Riddle Fitmentsi ) John jGly of Ornnge, formerly of ltii» place, li vary *slck with pneu- Now is the time to doy monia. . Hlr dsttir, Mm, (inrrott it, just when you arc Iiorigatrect, tins been with lilm. sack coat, vest, knickers and long trousers. planning to re'decorate ( Automobiloci owned by ntranccrR ctilllded at llto crotaroKla last $ for spring. .Have your U'hurtdoy. No one wns hurt, but lighting equipment in one of the cart wan badly dnnwcu1. $15 to 25 It wan token to Hubert It. Voor- accordance with mod- heea'i garnga \o bo topalrcil. ern standards—save The Wllllnm C. Ely estate nold money at the same time. ' ton honc,n,the fast week. A tenm Of Iiorets was bought by M. Tur»no of COU'H Neck and a tram of mVilcs by WJlllnm Hurley I of .Llncroft. Hlnglo h«r«o» word told to Joseph TOWN ELECTRIC SHOP \ Habbltitno and Frank Fntln of Mauwan, Wllllnm VnnMntot* of 10 Monmouth St. Red Bnnk, N. J. VttM, Mlehn«l Comcrfdnl of Ccti- torvlllaanil (ha Atlantic term cottn L ' cotnpany o( Forth Amtioy. MM. ButpliitWDi irnrtford, Con- RED BANK ;h or. Un, RED BANK BEGISTEB, MAHCH 31, 1926. - cgtl's and $30.75 was cleared; The wood. The doctor said at first ho VEARS AGO IN RED BANK. lunches were put up by -women and would Ipse his sight but that-did •W" Sdn Remo were sold at auction to men «nd^ tho not prove to be the case. The grand Amcricnn handicap ,;YEAR t>e«»n and Weit End Avenuei, Wail End. HAPPENINGS OF OLD IN ANDman who bought aJunch was a part- AROUND OUR HOME.TOWN. ner for the evening of tho -woman was shot at Elkwopd Park. Ed- Dinner, ?2.E0«' A la carte. Afternoon Tea3 and Suppers. Whose name was in the'lunohbox. ward M. Cooper of Red Bank was Incident! Culled from The Rttf(Her Whinners. ' Tel. tong Branch 1743 'a FOLCI. Ono of tho lunchcB bore the name one of the men -who tied for sec- of the Fint Week in April of Rebecca Antoinette. No person ond place. Duffer "70" Twenty Year* Ago', Thirty Yean of that name lived'at Colt's Neck. The Prudential insurance 'com- Roadster, $1625, Ajo and Forty Yearf Ago. This lunch J brought the highest pany rented new quarters on" the Forty Years Ago. price of "any lunch sold. JVhen tho second floor of the Mrs. Gordon /. 0. h. Detroit The Rod Bank school district vot- was opened- the lunch was building on the cast sido of Broad ed to raise ?S,000 to build an ad-found to consist of two cold buck- street. dition to the Mechanic street school wheat cakes, two slices of salt pork, Frank Kellum started n painting **' house. The school law at that time two pieces of hard dry bread, two and decorating business in John required-that to-raiso money for a raw onions and two cold, boiled po- Shcehan's store at tho cornor of ADDING NEW NAMB5 ichoolhouse or an addition to tatoes. The .party who bought the Shrewsbury avenue and. Chestnut ichoolhouse, a majority of the tax- unch promptly- wrapped it up street. able residents of nny school district pgain without anyone seeing what A horse 'which was one of a fine Every time^we make a must vote on tho proposition. Tex the lunch consisted of, and had it team owned by Robert T. Smith of able residents included all those resold, i This continued several Red Bank and used in his under- • Used Car sale we add a who paid poll tax as well as alltimcj, the various purchasers of the taker business died suddenly of colic. -.•:.'•'••"• those who paid a propeity tax. Less unch t being William T. Sherman, • new name to our list of than ten per cent of the taxable Howard Matthews, Holmes Sickles Rev. Thad^eus Wilson of Shrews- prospective new car own- . residents of the' town voted at theand Denise Conover, bury had a donation party at which 3chool meeting when the money Captain Leonard L.Seeley, who ltjO people were, present and $130 ers. Because we feel confi- was ordered raised. There was con- or rnbre than/fifty years ran a pro- \/aa put in the donation box. W.lliam C. Ely of Holmdcl and Men and Women Who Know dent that the customer will siderable oppositon to the approprl duce schooner between Red Bank ition and the case was carried .to and New York, died 'suddenly- from James, Byram had a horse race on come back to demonstrate the state superintendent of schools. . npumonia. He was walking home the flcimdel turnpike, Ely's horse Prefer Chrysler "70" He decided that the election in Red during a storm, when, he was over- won in two straight heata. his satisfaction by further Sank was illegal because a mnjor- ome by tho storm and fell. He Frank Hendriokson of Fair Hn- von, while working on Mrs. Charles CHRYSLER "70»—FfuKCoti, .$x393; women.who are judges o! purchases. ;y' of the taxable residents of the was carried to hi3 home by passers.- Coach, $1445; Roadster, $1625; Sedan, e r a own did not attend the meeting iy, »where he died-five days later; Hendrickson's house, fell from a P ?{P. W ."l<;e, apdw^o appreciate in.' scaffold and broke a rib. $1695; Royal Coupe, $1795; Brougham, built quality in motor cars, have uri. md vote. It was virtually impos- He was eighty years old. Ho was a $1865; Rojal Sedan, $1595; Cram Sedan," ibla to get a majority of the tax great man for. lawsuits and was al- William Jeffrey's bnrn at Oca- hesitatingly expressed their preference anic .was burned down and almost $2095. Disc wheels optional ' ' for Chrysler "7.0". " FRANK VANSYCKLE ible residents of any school district most, constantly itvjawsui,ts of vari- • * * * ;o attend a school meeting. , Tho kinds. It was said, ho hadall the (Contents of tho barn wcro R ce "~\ E. V. Hughe., Mgr. 149-151 W. Front St. destroyed. rHRYSLFR "5fl" 7* u f isit B j ', » 'drivers whose calling requires fa. itate superintendent, while' he-'de- ipent^over $30,000;, in prosecuting bptcial tl9O, Club CcJtx.WIV Cojch. t9)l?Stdan< nuHarlty with supreme ability— Telephone 129C clarc'd that it was illegal to under- Many of the people of Lincroft f99f. Disc uhtih optional, Hrfraulujcui-uhil trakit . awsuits and in defending lawsuits were attacked with an_ cye_discase take Jo jfli3aJhe_money_voJ:od>_saii which were brought against hits, CHRYSLER IMPERIAL "80""— Vhcilon'~J2i4S~ Ai^' somewhat similar to pink eye. KmJUtr (uinuAnb UindofA tcutttmnl. umd uhttli . he had had a bill introduced iri the St. the time of his death he had a S/Mionol). fl8lSj^Uuix.Jour-pau, if. (3191; i,d , ' mate .lonowledge of engine excellence^ legislature to make it legal to raise lawsuit on hand concerning a tract Aaron W. Tilton, Jr., of -Tinton nt an Army and! navY.officera schooled in the chool money if a majority of those f 250. acres of land at Keansburg Falls, bought. Benjamin C. Frank- lin's milk route at Rod Bank. j o b.Dtuolt.mljcatiirnludFcdaaltictiti^x rtbed for mechanical soundness; police iresent at the school meeting voted hich he claimed belonged to'Mm. AUmodtUwuipiHiwUli/uUbalbmilrii. who daily need the utmost in perform, n favor of the appropriation, no He left five children, they being Edmund Wilson of Red- Bank was We «rc plcasttl to extend the comtnimce of tlmt- appointed legal counsel for the bor- po>mcnia A?kabuut Chryslers attractive plan. Chrv- ance-and durability—all hove chosen matter, how few were at the meet- hnrlcs Leonard Seeley, George tler dcnlerj nnd superior Chrysler service every* here. ing. ., Seeley, Wilson Seeley, Mrs. Isabella ough of Seabright. All Chryslrr models are protected against theft by the Chryeler "70" as" best fulfilling tHeir I-edcopalentrdcarnurnberlnBsistcm pioreered by and sternest .demands. •A. man named George • Porter ose and Mrs. Amanda Wilson, all Fraftk O'Byfnes, bartender at tho exc usivc -»ith Chruler. wlilin cannot b« counterfeited moved to Little Silver nnd got work f Keansburg. . ' Central hotel at Red Bank, was and cannot be) altered or remaved without conclusive Add the conclusive endorsement of men afljiJvett'sTiursery;—He-boarded-nt .—Mrs,. Amelia.Scelcy-died-atuBeUL strickerLwith-paralysis and the doc- evUcnttoftampering. . _ ^_"Z tor. said he had no chance of recov- and 'women who for yean drove trie ilrs. Joseph Brower's boarding ord after a week's sicknessi She. costliest cars, only to discard them1 in louse. Porter made a friend of ivas 76 years old. and was the widow ery. •'*• .' •:•' , , , (Continued on next page.) ' favor pf the verve of Chrysler perform- idward Bennett, who: also worked f James Seoloy,' who was pilot on ance, Chryeler compactness, Chrysler t Lovett's nursery, and Porter pro- ho Jesse Hoyt arid other boats ply- < roadability, and thcr magical ease of >osctl that the two men should go liB between New York and Port TAKE YOUR TIME Chrysler operation. , o Metuchen and rob a house there. ilonmouth on the old Southern rail- The purchase of an automobile, new o 4 v used, U an'Mraportaot butlncia proposition COMBINATION 3ennett agreed to go with Porter oad route. Her surviving children —and should be treated aa aUch. Hasty We are eager to demonstrate these at at the first opportunity^ tpld vere John Morris' of Mlddletown, dcelsldns often beget bad bargain*. Wljcn you deal with UB you aro requested to take ^ Chrysler "70" superiorities to you. . Frank Patterson of the proposed >Tew Yorl& and Wiiliam Morris and your time—in examining our stock, ' In obbery. The night fixed upon to Susan Tilton of Belford. maklnsiup your mind, and* if necessary, ireak into the house the two men The Hannah Parker- place at tit- In your payments. to raise your chicks 1924 Dodge Brothers Touring Car 'with Rs'd Bank 2124 tent to Metuchon and just as they le Silver, containing 27 acres, was .winter top. in excellent condition, mechani- 'ere about to break open a window >ought by Frank McMahon and cally and in appearance, $600.00. Constable Patterson arrested the )uniel Dean, who bought the. prop- 1021 Dodso Panel Delivery, same guaran- ANDY'S GARAGE tee as new car, 9775.00. ;wo men arid Porter was taken to erty as a place for raising,roses in .021 Chevrolet' 4-pasB«ngcr Coupe, 'excel- •LONG BRANCH, N. J. he Middlesex county jail. It after- onnection with Mr. -McMahon's lent condition; bargain at S100.OD. ' RED BANK BRANCH—19 Mechanic iSti-eet vard developed that Porter had ar- >usiness as a florist. The new own-? ranged to rob all the boarders at FRANK VAN SYCKLE rs paid $5,125 for the property, •iO W. Front St, Rid Cank, phono 1206- \ Mrs. Brower's boarding house. rtiich had a long frontage on South The schooner Hiram Edwards, of hrewsbury river. - . _'~\ 'hich Edward Irwin of Hed Bank Daniel P. Scherick of Holmdel 'as captain and part owner, cap- ied of throat and heart trouble af- ized and sunk in Sandy Hook bay ar lyingunconscious several'days; a squall. The cook of theIe was a descendant of onirof the ichooner was in the cabin of the arly settlers of Monmouth county ichooner and was drowned. Only md owned a very large landed .'es- he captain and ono other man were tate. He was 68 years old and left board whe/i the boat capsized two daughters, Mrs. Wijliam C. Ely nd they jumped overboard and md Mrs. John E. Ely.~r Here's the way to get strong-framed; wam to the yawl which broke loose Four Red Bank people composed rom the-schooner when the schoon- pieces of music which were • pub-* plump-bodied poultry that will earn you ir sunk. •...-. ished by Harold K. Allstrom. These" Many burglaries were committca ocal composers were Miss Kittie greater profits.Low mortality, better health ,t Long Branch and the burgUfrs hrockmorton, daughter of Charles' and greater egg production result from rere finally found in a hut ir/the 3. Throckmo'rton; Fred.Frick, Wil- roods. near Eatontown. , Over a iam Pintard and Miss Lillie Smith, ^feeding these Ful-O-^ep feeds. (agon load of things • stolen were laughter of John M. Smith of Ma- ccovered. This was only a. very le avenue. •'•'.•' , Made by ^ imall part of the goods-whicji had . Stephen II. VanKirk of Colt's )een stolen. eck was suddenly stricken blind. Sunday ball playing was carried Dr. Cooke of Holmdel said it was Saldby/' m near Morrisville and some of the he first case of the kind ho had ilorrisville residents went before vcr met with in his practice. The ;he grand jury and tried to get the lindness was supposed to have FRED D. WIKOFF CO. jail players, indicted ,for breaking been due, to a severe-attack of heumatism"-and lumbago. Packages from :he Sunday law. The grand jury jound no indictments for. Sunday A barn on James ByramV place lall playing. n Lincroft burned down and the Marian«Bordcn, daughter of Den- ntire contents of the barn were ;ist Richard P. Borden, waMeft a destroyed except one horse, which egacy of $3,000 by Mr. Knox of was got out ^of the building. Wil- iam* Strykcr, who worked for Mr. all KIRKMAN "eyport, who. boarded with Mar- gn's grandmother, and who hadByram, lost all his clothing, some MmitiumlflOOtlHulald taken a great fancy to the i little mpney and a gold watch. concnU street* in 1925 girl. Forty families in Red Bank"Were Mrs. Mary West, mother of Mrs. reported- to have connected their Richard Lufburrow, Sr., of Middle properties with ' the water works town, was found dead in bed. She during the preceding year. The to- PRODUCTS for was ninety years old and was in her al amount paid for water rents Concrete Streets Have usual good health when she went to during the year was $5,060.77 and bed the night her death occurred. the operating expenses wore Helped Irvingf on's The oldest house in Red Bank, ?3,292.83. v • ! Rapid Growth which was on the river bank in the Bernard Finkle celebrated his rear of the Jacob Degcnring hotel, seventieth birthday at the home of these and other premiums was torn down to make room for his son, Alex J. Finkle of Shrews- Mr. Degenring's new ice house. Tlio bury. Tho celebration began at , This will interest other New house was over n century old. nine 'o'clock in. the evening arid Jeney towns and cities now being Frederick Roberts of Atlantic continued, until morning. Sixty-five Redeem them at: Highlands owned a farm through guests were present at the birthday IDES BROTHERS assessed $2 to $2.50 a square yard which a brook flowed, and on this party. TOYS and STATt/)NCBY for temporary street paving con- stream he raised great quantities of One of the boys of the New Mon- •WATER. SETi \ struction. water cress which he sent to the mouth school hld>WIIHo Taylor's 10 Weil Front St. ' Red Bank, N. J' Now York markets. , hat while playing and forgot where Irvington has laid a record-oreamng • Tunis F, Patterson died of pneu he hid it. The teacher offered a re- | yardage of concrete street pavement— monia nt his homo on Maple avenue ward of ten cents to tho boy who and has had record-breaking remits. nt the age of 75 years. He hadcould find the hat but tho hat was The fint was put down In 1913. To- lived nt Red Bank'thirty years. Hi never found, ' ( day, 13 years later, it is otlll in excel- left a wife and four children. Mr. tind Mrs. John Curtis o'f Hax- George Wills and John Kaline o let gave a tea party nt. which about lent condltlon,giving splendid service. Red Bank, who had been convicted forty guests wcro entertained. An intensive program of concrete of breaking into . several Red Games wore played and prizes were paving was started in 192a Today © Bank houses, were sent to lrtnti won by John B. Crawford and,Miss The same standard Irvington has $5 miles of concrete prison for two years each. Currlc Stilwoll. g. streets. Terrtpernnco reform cltlbB wer Vnndorvccr VanDorn of the ofqjJALlTYWiU be organized in several of the vlllagci Half-Mjlo•» road in Middlctown And tn this five year period, Irving- of Mlddletown township and hun-township ^(rtit his first ..asparagus ton's population has Increased 50 per dreds of person* signed tho pledge from Ms field. This was the first maintained-the same cent. f John Bock and family, who -hatnspnrogus cut in Middlctown town- \fiif ft wrappers City Engineer Isaac J. Casey, Jr, formerly lived fit Red Bank nn ship/that year. ' >. . • •ays it Is only fair to consider these who had moved to Fcckaklll, move Dnvld Buck, Henry Hanee and back to Red Bank. ; galria largely due to their modern, con- C. I;. Shepherd, members of the _ Henry C. White of Little Sllvc Freehold gun club, got prlres for Wicate qff^ crete atreets—good looking, dean, safe won »100 nt a shooting maUh wit being first, locond and third in the KITCHEN C/CMI^TBR 8IT lor traffic, almost negligible in main- John Fulmer of Easton, Pcnntyl shooting mntches of tho club dur- •V. tenance cost vanln, ing tho prcvloui year. and all adulteratibn 8o Irvington wisely continues to • Mr. and MM. Charlci I. Hen Ths Knights of I'ytblae of Red pave with concrete, urlckion of Mlddletown /Ccbbrntci B«nk,> Soabrlght, Ocp«nport «nd and now, in addition* their sixtieth wedding nnnivemnry Atlantic Highland* held n .joint M\ of «H* 1ft. tho Spinning & Pntterion building, Edward Haley, who liad bought Cnptaln Jams* 8. Throckmorto t»M> A. f Bray farm at Lincroft, ftORTLAND CBMBNT ASSOCIATION •nd family returned ' from thai started racing nnii^ training race ' KrM«>- barm! for- iced potstooi froir Oli«rle» Twlford IIOUKIII a lot Mnlnri, , DOxlBO ^n on Throekmorton Thirty TfiT,, A*o. street fron tho iielra of Hi* UU Edmund Throrkmoirton, Mr, Two lunch box ioel.bld for tfi ford'paid |GQO Set til* lot, .; - HMitiflt of the Colt'i Nteje ttohrmw William Carr of Bhr«wibur>f** «lmreli viitg h»ld at mmfaim RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 81. 1326. A m Charles L. Davls-vlco president and ng arranitc, and lie was instantly YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. James Cooper, Jr.* secretary. Tho hilled. total expenses of the Red Bank Many persons at Oceanic .were '' Qualily—Jtkb in ftpvor, *lv>ay*[ vniforp, trtanit- . V. (continued from last page.) ' public pchools tot .the year were aid up with sickness. Among the ;38,C40.18. patients wcro' C. Herbert Walling, , /(Mured tn a eanUvry iotttitig plant, ecientifi- , Twenty Year* Ago. I The Hed Sank lodge of Daqgh- principal of -the public scfiooj, and 'Three thieves broke Into tho rail- tcrs of Liberty celebrated its elev- Miss Bessie Kuhn, a teacher in the calhj, with pure cane sugar syrup, guaranteed, • road station nt Shrewsbury' and enth anniversary. At the cerebra- ichool. stole-all the money in tlm cash ; PURE FOOD etctrdots,and flavors,, Charged into ) : tion tho lodge, took in two now Glenvllla Stout, n. former resi- drftwer and all tho candy, money, members,; Mrs.".-William H. Jvlorrls dent of fielford, died at Jersey City a PERFEpmt 0'EnblZm. BOTfLE' • aqrf ! cheiylng sum, etc., in tho Blot ma- and- .Mrs.. rJoseph Itnlay, . which nfcthe.LogoL-Of 45 years. Mr. Stout a : chinta. Tnfcy biokc into Charles H. brought the membership of • thewas a brother of Mrs. Lina'Foster served ta yw «» F00D VR01)tJ0T}to welt u ' Hurley's carnage factory and etalb lodge.up t» XQO. _ and Mrs. Nathan Brown of Eelfoid. Homo tools and hulf a box of cigius, Samuel'Auniack of Eatontown 'John V{. Hance was elected prcs- a TUJRBT QVENOHER, is what you'get MUM At Tinton Falls they stole Thomas dent of the new board' of educa- 1 dropped dead of heart disease just - yon tyiy " > ^ M, Walling' ; horso and wagon by after coming downstairs from his tion of Holmdel. : William C. Ely s bceaUlnp; tho locL to Mr, 'Wo.Uing's boavpomiti tho morning. -Ho'lcttu WBB oloetqd vice president and Alex J. barn door. At Arthur Bennett'* wifir aml'tliroeichildreivrtlie'chjl5 L.McClecB was elected secretary. DEGENRING'S CARBONATED BEVERAGES store nt Tinton Falls they broke out dron bejng Erne Wolcott, wife of Rev. Alfred Wage was returned a,largo window in tho front of the Douglas Wolcott, niid Nellie and as pastor of the First Methodist storn mid wcie just gettlnc into tho Edward. Aumack. • • church for the fourth year and a building when they •neie SCOM by A mad dog bit two other dogs in big reception was given (a him on Manufactured by ' Willis VanBracklo and Prod Rich- West Red Bank and raced down the his return from conference. ardson, who wcie returning homo, street ennpph.g at other dogs and at MIBS Sadie Megill, who had been from a paily. They yelled at tho persons along the way. The doj( bookkeeper for Japhia Clayton flvo threo thlevee, who jumped Into tho was finally, killed, by John T. Me. years, gave up that job and was. em- H. G. DEGENRING stolon wagon and escaped by driv- Grath, who first ,wounded tho dog ployed as bookkeeper for,the Con- ing nwny at headlong speed. with. a shotgun and .then killed it solidated gas company. Telephone 10S1 RED BANK N. J. Frank- Photon ol Peters place with an axo., •: .•'•'-. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sween- lost a n.w nnt when his brother-in- James E. Bogle was elected pres- ey of Atlantic Highlands celebrated law, Hounid M. Johnson, who ident of, tho Shrewsbury township their fifteenth wedding anniversary weighed iiiO pounds, sat clown on school board, with E. E. Carlilo as with- a party to a great number of it. Ho got another hat and a day vice president arid Harry A. Kottel friends. Inter this hat blew oft Whlle\hc was as secretary. Benjamin John William H; Lane, who carried the going from one enr to another on Parker wa,s made custodian of the mail between Shrewsbury station his way fiom New York and tho sphool money. ' ' and the Shrewsbury pojtofflce, was t ' • .. In the finest sections of twenty-five cities •'.-. hat landed on tho Hackonsack J. Holmes Hendrlckson, George laid up with an injured knee. 'meadows. Tho following day Mr, 0 Hondrickson and R. •V. B. H. Mrs. J. Hull McLean of Tinton Phelan was riding in a fctieet car in Stout opened ». real estate and in- Falls lost her handbag, containing New York and sat down BO closo to surance office in tho George Hance upwards of $5, while driving from No higher compliment a stove in tho street car that his Patterson building on Broad street Tinton Falls to Eatontown. overcoat caught fire and was de- under the firm homo of Hendrick- Amond E. Bernard of Locust stroyed. " ,~ 77; l Isaac Dixon, aged fifteen years, Tho Garrett Magoo farm near with paralysis and died nlniOBt im- son of Harris Dixon of West Fiont Everett- was bought by William mediately. He was 66 years old. stroot, died of burns caused by iFrancis for $3,GO0. The house and J. Birdsall Pharo,. who had been cleaning his shirt with gasoline barn on tho place were built in employed by the Prudential insur- than this— whllo the shirt was on his'body. 173J8. ; It had • been in the Mageo ance company in the Red Bank dis- Isaac dropped a lighted match on family over 1G0 years. trict, moved to Asbury Park. 'TN the twenty-five cities where Frei- the shiit and set the shirt on fire. Charles Dennlnger, Frank Conk- George Hance Patterson built different times; of the year and in differ- 9 Wall Paints Up to the time of tho accident he lin, Asa Weymer and Harold G4od- JL.hofer's bread, is sold, tlie finest sec- ent kinds of soils. Partly it's the other large additon to his automobile and had attended the Red Bank public child joined the Middletown lodge garage hmlding on thejputh_side of ..JL'Qnsalways.gLYejisth&mostiGUStomers.- fine ingredient^ Arid partly ifs~the school ten years and ho had lost of—American—Mechanics; ""vvhidh 'Monmouth street. y In otherwords, wherever people know mixing and baking. only two days at school during the brought the total mernb^rship ' up • Mrs. DeWitt Allgor was elected were Tested entire, ten years. , to 67 members'. president .of the- Eatontown- Metho- and can have the best, thebreadthey " "We made ft to suit particular people. Tho" wonien of the Tinton Falls Mrs. TJebecca Marks x>f HsUn dist ladies' aid society. prefer is Freihofer's. Try it—and see if it does not suit even *and Devoe was selected Methodist church organized a choir avenue, v.-idow of Michael Marks, Daniel'"!oyne of New Monmouth which met at Mis's -Georgia' Wall- died nt the. age 'of '76 yeara. A fell while working at Sandy Hook There's a certain wheaty richness your exacting standards. A LARGE corporation had this Flnlih there are combined .theio ing's for practice, Tho members of daughtor-in-law, wifo of Joseph A and broke several ribs. about this bread thar sets it apart— * * * **• (test made. 9 leading brands qualltlett Ease of afrpHaftion— the choir wcio Mis. Hester Bennett, Marks of Detroit, died at almost tho Nino ch:cken3 were stolen from makes you remember it—once, you ASK youR GROCER today for Freihofer's— of flat wait paint were tcited by a JVlra. Thomas M. Walling-, Mrs, Jef- same time. the chickenhouse of William Lewis •killed painter. ApittOrante—Wathahlltly-Oura- . Myron V. Brown sold out his have tasted it. in either the large or the small white loaf— bflity—Economyr • ferson Robinson, Mrs. John Craw- of Naveslnk. or our famous French loaf—or one of the Then 4 Judge! examined end ford, MM. Wellington Wilkins and stock of groceries at Little Silver Skbe Bennett made many changes This-is partly because of the special rated each paint. As a remit, tho DevoeVelour Finish Is guaranteed MIBS Cora Shutts. ' and closed his store. James Lane and improvements to his hotel a< other popular.kinds/ We make them all. , Company standardized on Devoe to tender satisfaction wheusap- Tha prize pupils at tho llcnddon'4 who had been clerk in the store, Fair Haven. blend of flours that we use—grown at Fresh baked alway? in all their varieties. Velour Finish ( For In Vclour piled according to direction!. Corner public school were Susie- got a job with Doremus brothers of Simpson, Maiy Wondcrley, Walter Red Bank. „ . RED BANK HARDWARE STORE &cott and Susie Wondeiley. Hazel E. Gerry Roberts laid out, his and Walter Scott, Evalino Tuzve- property on Plnckney road into 74 ATLANTIC CITY$3.75 ROBEIIT DONOVAN, Prop. new, Lillio ^nd James Garvey and lots. He offered to give' four lots to and return Hardwaro( Faints and Oils ' Household Utensils , Albert, Kittio and John Simpson any persons who would build houses EASTER,v SUNDAY, April' 4 Fine^graintd, critp-crvsuA, 38 Monmouth St. Phcn») 938 Rtd Bank, N. J. had not lost a day at school dining on the lots within the ensuing six Lcavo Red Bank 0;16 A. M. Returning rick in uiheaty fienor ' the entire year. months. Lcavo Atlantic City 6:15 P. M. f Ticliet* good only on special train date t Tho new Rod Bank board of edu Thomas Glasgoe, a colored man for wblch Issued. DEVOE Velour Finish cation organized and elected all its employed by Thomas Manson £ former oflkere. These ofliccia were Son, was run over by a train at NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Charles D. > Warner piebident Jamosburg, where ho waa unload-
Chartered 1887 Red Bank, New Jersey Assets over $1,500,000.00 EARNING FOR ITS SHAREHOLDERS OVER
'i .•••,•. •.-.'*• i • • • A new series of stock is now open* for investors and borrowers .. CLASS, A SHARES ' . CLASS B SHARES $ 1 per month returns in about 135 months $ 200 $ 2 per month returns in about 78 months $ 200 5" tt u 1,0000 10"
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. ;. . t , , ., RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 81, ,1926. 11 tfethodist churches in the Cnmdcn BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. district; ., . , • < Frethold Couple to Wed. HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN ,Tho engagement bf Misa Dorothy MONMOUTH COUflTY. Hartman, daughter of Fred Hart- man of Freehold; to Edward King Perional Notea, Sales of Property, of thdt place Jms been announced. 2b BROAp ST. IfcED BANK, N. Building Operations, Lodjo'Do- Miss Hartman is a student nurse at ingi, Slight Fires, Births, Mar-tho University of Pennsylvania hos- riaget and Deaths—Other Items. pital. ' ONE POUND OF '•'he Mntawnn board of health has Freehold Stere Sold. notified property owners of tlint place that all connections With tho Tho stor« building and men's Farm - Garden - Lawn - Shrubbery sewer system must be made within a clothing business of the lato Wil- CANOY I* period of thirty dayq and that fhoso liam S. BrowrnhW'reehpld has been FREE ' BONE MEAL , SHEEP MANURE who have not connected in that sold to Goodstein Brothers of Tren- . /- time mil he liable to a line of $26. ton, who are connected with a big NITRATE OF SODA ACID PHOSPHATE , Homy Freeman of IIowcll lias department storo'in the latter city. AN^OUNCEMBNt j bought the Dloomfield Longstrect Wpl-kman Drop* Dead. *» ~4-- AGRICULTURAL LIME. house on Jorscyvillc avenue and Lawrence Smock of Matawan to Announce the Opening of OUR PERMANENT ill occupy it after enlarging and dropped dead while hitching a team "WONDERLAWN" GRASS SEED IPIOMIIK it ot horses to a wagon in1. Joseph ^ Popular Priced CANDY DEPARTMENT : The Long Branch high school "Wenzcl's gravel pit last Friday baseball team •will open tho season week. Death was due to heart dis- SEED POTATOES , SEED OATS April 13th at Leonardo. Long ease. Mr. Smock was 69 years old. Blanch has tin teen james on Us SATURDAY ONLY FREE SATURDAY ONLY j 1 COAL and WOOD HAY - STRAW - GRAIN schedule. Silver Wedding Anniversary. George Cclla of Long Branch, Mr. and Mris, Frank HaUland of nineteen ycais old, died Sunday af- Glendola observed their 2oth wed- POULTRY and DAIRY FEEDS ter a few days' sickness with pneu- ding anniversary last wepk. About fifty guests gathered nt their .home 1 LB^I 9ANRX (Values from 50c b ^ $S !l monia, lie w.is a son of Louis Cclla. to celebrate tho event and Mr. and Cecil Ddly of Freehold dislocated Mrs. Haviland received many gifts. BROWN liis_ri|ht shoulder and toro some of Mannsquan Druggiat Wedi, • the ligaments loose While playing ' William P. Weir, ,vlio conducts WITH EACH POUND BOUGHT AT 59c 24 WHARF AVE, Telephone 27 RED BANK, N. J. baseball l?st week.-•... '• two drug stores at Mannsqumi, was The engagement has/been an- married recently Jo Miss Mtrgaret Theae candies are made fgr our order—made with tho finoit and pur'ett materials obtain* nounced of Miss Nina ftntqnidds of Burnliam of that pTacc. Tlio mar- nblq—in (act, they are the raott dellcioul candiei in New Jeraey at a price that repre' , riage took place in Maryland and *ont» the greatest candy values aver, off ore d. to' the quality candy lovers of dear old Intcrlakcn and Edward Tschujly of /Red Bank. ' ," ' • ,'•-,'.'' Philadelphia. ' - was kept a secret until Jnst week. • Fred Walter, of-Freehold, badly Long Branch Butcher Dead. cut the first finger of his left hand Fredericko Tomaini, a Long v.'ulo operating a drill at 'the rug .Branch _butchcr,_dicd -at^ a —New NO York hospital last Friday. Mr. To- Dr. James C. Corlics of Newark, nia'.ni was 55 years' pld nnd he a former resident of Long Branch, REMEMBER..3 POUNDS OF QUALITY Ten Days of Grace. leaves a wife, fivo brothecs nnd two, diet! lost week ,at tho ago of 83 sisters. His wife is now in Italy. •years. '•: • . •"'.'• . • •....• Odd Fellows Confer Degree CANDIES FOR THE PRICE OP Tomorrow will be the first of April. / s ; Miss Naomi J. litorris o£ Philadel- phia was married Saturday to 6UB- The Odd Follows' lodge of As- Usually we'pay interest from the first day of the inonth on tnv " A. Heckmnn,, Jr., of Long bury Park ha3 conferred the patri- 0NE-S9 CENTS Branch by Rev. Herbert J. Lane. » archal degrco on John M. Glover, all money deposited in oiir Savings Department up to andin- JphnJB.__Curtis,.John Tilton, Jnhn --Gi-ound--was-brokon-laSUvcok>ior- . cluding-the third day of the month. - -^-—..—+— ,———- McLean, Pcto McLean, Carl Maur- ENJOY ;VOt3felSB.€tFV BY sATlNG tho new incinerating plant to be or, Earl Bradley nnd Fred Tilton. ' crcetod for tho borough of Deal. " The third day of April this year falls on Saturday and Sat- - , Married ir January. THESE CANDIES QI? HIGHEST QUALltY urday is unly a half-day in banking business for the banks close Louis Wigodc has the contract to : build houses at Freehold for I>ank Announcement was. made last ONLY A. TON-FTRST IN-PIRST PLEASED at noon. / Sandbcrg an]fl James Mcnko. week of. tho marriage of Miss EXCLUSIVE PLAN Mrs. Louis Magee of. Long Martha Booth, daughter of James On this account v>c will pay interest from the first of April Brunch gave birth to a daughter at Booth of Freehold," to Charles B. the Ilnzanl hospital Friday. Rennor of that. pUce. 'flic wed- EXCLUSIVE VANDYK AGENCY on all money deposited in our Savings Department up to and iii- ; ding took place last January. eluding Saturday, April 10th. "~~This gives you seven'• clays' c:; a Tho O&khurst ladies' aid sdcioty, VICfORY COFFEE-A Superb Blend • • Reducedio.39c Ib. cleared $C0 at a pot luck calendar Taxi Driver Jailed. .interest on money deposited in our Savings Department ui supper last week. .Frank Burns, a Newark taxi DUCHESS-The Coffee Supreme , -" • - - ' • 53c tb. April'10th. , ,.' • .-.••• William L. Rapp of Matawan is driver, was arrested for speeding at BEST MAR AC Al BO ', - ' - • - - - - • 47c Ib. making a stay' at Saranac Lake, Oakhur^t Saturday. A doctor pro- The, Merchants Trust "Company compounds interest every New' Ycr!;. . nounced him drunk and he was bent SPRING VALLEY BUTTER to the county jail for thirty days. three months while most banks compound the interest only Aabury ?ar!c Plot Sold. ' The Whole Mllkr, Sweet Cream Butter, very special at 53c Ib. ' J every half year. Our plan makes your savings grow faster. • . The Phoenix realty company of Married at Long Branch. Ashury Part:, which is composed of Miss. Ethel Fesler and John C. i Harry .Apploby president, Dr. Cloughly of Long Branch were mar- i Charles VanWickle vice president ried last week by Rev. W. Elwell ALPERIN'S DELICATESSEN ! and Kays H. Morgan secretary and Lalto. Their attendants were Mrs. MERCHANTS TRUST CO. treasurer, has bought a piece of Ruth Shrops and Louis W. Feslor. 20 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. land fronting on Railroad ayonue, (Continued on nexft page.) ' 62 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Sewell avenue and Asbury RVcnuc for. $38,000. The land -\vill bo cuj: up into, building 1 ts. Start a Savings .Account in Our Bank and See the Interest Mount Up. Adyerliiinff.Sign Ordinance.- - ' SCREENS SCREENS- SCREENS SCREENS Tho Long Branch city cbnimis; sioners have passed an ordinance regulating advertising signs project ing beyond the walls of buildings, Under-the now ordinance a permit Cfl must be obtained froniithe'building inspector and a fee of $2 will be charged for the permit. This Is one 0/ a stria COrrffOHT IU4. HAKVKY BtOOSCTT Communion Breakfast. ' — tlf talkies on Banking Number Thirteea About 200 members of the As- in /or iht People bury Park lodge of Knights of Co- lumbus attended the fifth annual communion breakfast at the Berk- lcy-Cartcret hotel at Asbury Park Is a; Sunday.morning. Mayor-Glnrcnco Either Copper or Galvanized Now in Stock E. F, Hctrick was one of Vhe speak- ers. •' ' *'•'•,"' for Immediate Delivery Paying For? Belmar Hermit Dead. ' . George . J. Newman, who for CAR owner drivea into a service accounts plus a profit to the bank. many years, was known as Bclmar's For Windows and Doors of Sizes as Follows: A. station for repairs. He cheerfully No merchant'is expected to serve, a hermit, was found deidin his shack draws his purse when the job is done. large body of customers art a loss. Sunday of last •vycek. He was 1 ciprhty years old and has no kn6wn 2'4" x 4' 10" 2' 8" x 3 10" When he goes to his doctor to remedy • No merchant can give away his goods. relatives. He made his living 'by 2'O" x3» 0" a bodily ill he expects a bill for profes- A bank's stock in trade is service plus digging clams and .doing odd jobs. 2'0" x3' 6" 2'4" x 5' 2" 2' 8" x 4' 0" sional services. credit. ' t * Cough—Eckert. 2'0" x3' 10" 2' 6" * 3' 0" 2' 8" x 4' 2" If he has an acute financial or business The bank depositor pays for the Miss Nellie A. Gough of Oakhutst 2' 0"•x4' 2'6" x 3' 6" 2> 8" x 4' 6" problem he consults his banker, profes- service he receives and the conveniences and Samuel L. Eckerl of Long s K,y Branch were married at the latter 2 0"x4' 2' 6"x 3' 10" 2' 8" x 4' 10" sionally 1—but the banker renders no bill he enjoys, by permitting the bank to lend place Saturday night by Rov.W.E, 2'0" x4' 10" for hia valuable . a portion of his de- Blackmail. They vill live at As- 2'6" x 4' 0" 2' 8" x 5' 2" 1 2'0" x5' 2" service. posits. - The bank,- bury. Park, where lir. Dcckert is' 2'6" x 4' 2" 3! 0" x 3' 0" employed as an electrician. 2'4" x3' 0" During the month however, must always 2'6" x 4' 6" 3' 0" x 3' 6" Give Up Bank Jobl. y this' man draws a The bank, deposi- keep funds in readi- 2'4" x3' 6" Jny Miller has given up his job 2'4" x3' 10" 2* 6"x 4' 10" 3' 0" x Z 10" number of checks tor pays for the ser- ness to honor his In the Manasquan. bank and is tak- 2'6" x 5' 2" 3» 0" x 4' 6" .CO against his\\jank ac- checks at sight. ing a course in accounting in 2' -4" x4' 0" N ( vice he receives and GeovR-o Washington university at 2' 8"x 3' 0"* count. To handle Only a small por- 2'4" x4' 2'» 3' 0" x 4' W{ Washington. Louis Green Has also x 3' 6" each fcheck costs the the conveniences he tion ot the Interest left the employ of the bank and is 2'4" x4' 6" 2'8" 3'0"x5',2" bank a definite sum. snjoys, by permit- deceived ontheseloans, now in the real estate business. It furnishes bookkeep- ting the Bank to is/'profit. Overhead Parker—Morton. ing labor to record must be.met .first. Mrs. Trances \A. Parker of Bay- DOORS withdrawals and de- lend a portion of his The interest on time vllle and Percy E. Morton of Spring posits. Itpaysforthe Lake were man-led Saturday at As- 2' 6" x 6' 6" 3'0'!x6'8" 2' 10" x T 0" in deposits. The Bank, deposits further nar- hury Park,by Rev. Martin L. Ferris. checks used. It fur- 2' 6" x 6' 8" 2' 6" x T 0" 3*0"x7'0" however, must al- rows ' the margin of They left for Atluntic City on their nishes other station- profit. wedding trip nnd upon their return, 2' 8" x 6' 8" 2'8"x7'0" n ery, Buch as deposit ways keep funds in will live nt Spring Lake. It is clear that if a slips, ledger sheets, readiness to honor Moniignor CaaJtwoll Dead. signature cards, state- depositors average Monsignor William P. Contwell, Hot Bed Sash 3 ft. x 6 ft 'PI ment forms. his checks at sight. balance cannot pro- rector of St. Mnry's,church of Perth duce, as loanable Amlioy and for ninny years in PI Time, of officers f mds, enough revenue charge of the Star of tho Sea and staff is given to church at Long Drnnch, died isud o Dahlia Sticks H ip. x 11 in; x 5 ft. to pay handling dcnily of heart' disonuj Saturday the depositors without charge. cost, his account is a direct loss to the afternoon, aged 07 years. CO How' can a bank afford' to render bank. Recaption for New Pastor. ".'• Red Wood , ' • t. services without charge? When a bank haa hundreds or thou- Itcv. l-'rcd H. Morley, the now Is banking a commercial proposition? pastor of St. Andrew's Methodist sands of such accounts, .the loss mounts church, was tendered n reception Or is a bank purely a public service In- Into large figures. tart week by members of tiic church. stitution, paying out of its cnpital for This causes an economic waste, tt Mr. Morley was formerly pndtor at CO in the;privilege of gathering the commu- becomes a tax on business. I'nlmyrn, Ho Ruccceda.the Into Eev. Monmouth Lumber Co. ricnjntnln U, Lipplncott, nity's funds to pour bock into industry? . Checking account s^tice is worth n Womsn Banker PrdnioUj. , There,could be no commercial banks paying for. A reasonable balance, habit, MI«R Ilntt^t A. Morion, d»U_...,. Without stockholders. Stockholders ex- 77-97 Central Avenue. Red Bank, N. J. ually carried, does it. If ycur checking of Craig Morton of Allonrvodd, ha» v pect dividends. Dividends must come account is small, ate an officer at the henn made nn nsslntant fccrcUry- Phones 2060,2061. ( w. tren»urer of tli6 Asbury Virk ttust from'earnlrigii/'•.'.;; bank how large a balance you should rompnny. Sho linn been manager m '- ttvery bank depositor should pny, In maintain for mutual 'profit. • 'He will of tho womnh'i dcpnrlmtiit of tho ''Way, the coat of handling his gladly explain. hnnk tliicn year*. a- R»», Jol.n Handle/ Dead, CO Building Materials of AU Kinds 'Pulllshed by the Monmtulh Courtly Ban\tri ditochUon JW. Johh Jlandley, who wiri twlco jmntor of fit. Ltikc'n Mclho illnt, church tX Lonjt |Hrniich, \ Plilladcjphlu Jip(pl- V^V., Ho v,«« sufcrlnttnilBnt ot )ho : MARCH
iseasc^n few nights ago just aftei ho".pital. He M.IS 11 jcars old anil BRIEF ITEMS 'OF NEW& lie had gone to body He la sur- is sunKcd by his fathei and by a 'iyed-by a widow, - - In other, : (continued from'jait pBgo.&^i >.Vii|t Injured Son in Floridj Joined Mechanics' Lodge, Raymond Brown, Edward Miller, Mrs:' Perry A,i Hull bt Long Lpstiu H. Pitcher, G Carlton .Frank-Miller, Alfred Green, Iiuenin, Branch has gone to Florida to 'visit Pitcher... Iicynolds II, Still and ^ •;.'•:' • : ', Miller and 'Raymond Bacon were" Kef son, Arthur C. Hull, wiio wan in- Ge-urge Tailsek hnve joined the appointed ushers forthe .'month of luro'd In an automobile accidqnt.in Americun" Mechanics' lodge ot El- April by the ushers' union of the that state. • beroii. ' . Lone Branch,Bnptist church'. '.'••- "•• Susy Bee Sociable. \, ",'•; Dance nt Monmouth Beaflu At League of N»tiori« Meeiihtf. ' The;Methodist ladies' iiid society 'ilicSigma.Tau Sigma soiorlty of .Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grctjik. if OakhUrat -will .holl ii busy beu Long Braiicii. will hold a dance ne\t field of 'Long Branch, who arc sociable on Thursday of.this'weuk_ jUfondajt nifilib at_ the Jlonnjouth spbndiin;;'gome: tlmoin^Eurbpo; rer ib"'tlib7h*om"er T Beach casino. centlyv attended a special meeting li "reehold Woman Dead. . New Store at Spring Lake. otthqcouncil oftha-Lcnguc of Na-' 7 . i' "i- '4Si3CSCei&39H" *° "* ' 'i' ' ' ' ' *'' F' ' "' •''^' ' j ' n " • ' T • ' " '' ' i "''',' '',' .'• MrsTTVIary O'llara"~ of~PTe~e1iold ."-• J".""WolcoTITBro" ri. of Como and tiqns al; Geneva, Switzerland, ; f>. COOPER, ii^'f-':rfX'"'':--' Plnnt.for Convention Hall. died Saturday morning of pneu- William II. Cra mcr, Jr, ol Seagirt, CIVIL ENOWEEn, monia. She was. 74 years old and will • open, n spot tint; goods shop at Successor U> (leocii* Oooiwr, Ot ;.. 'I'Yftecn sets of plans for a con>- Spring Lake' vcntiou hull at Asbury-Park'hayo loaves' a son ami two daughters, been presented to the Asbury Park Death of Infant. . . Died in Brooklyn cbjVintissioners.. The commissioners Grace H. Crawford, the two-year- Herbert W. Hcjoi, \ native of A Mil examine oach set carefully be- ild. daughter. o.J! William M. Cruw- Marlboro, di'jd at the homo.of his O (laughter at Brooklyn Sunday of fore making a selection.. • Eord°o£ Freehold, died Sunday ot Brosd Siren NsUonaJ Bwk ast 'weekof •peritonitis. ' , last vatck. Hurt In Auto Colliiion. GECiiKGi; y«4 Lewis M. Wblt, fire chief . at Home from Florida. Monntnuth County* Sunonato's Office. TAVLOR,'fc; 1 ' • ' • ^':'. *^ ••itl'W—• " ' « ' * ,wa Manasquan, was badly injured last Harry Schlossbach . a? Bradley In llic uiullcr of tlm estate ul Aaron D. : Beach and David Brodsteinof As Sulphili,. Jr.. iloc,.'ii«cil. '• , ...;V'i^.. week when the automobile which he Notlci' to crcilitors to prcsunt. elainiJ 1 was driving was struck by. another bury Park havereturned'liqme from utiiiinst estate. DR. HAROCb J. STOK^T i stay at Mianii, Florida. rursuimt tu tho onkr of Joscnb I» Don- DENTAL BUROEON. .: .V/;-.-:* car,•'. He received three.broken ribs ntiav, aurronatu of. tho County of Mon, .. -Soceesior to Dr. Frank tea 5« Hrond strMt, Elmer BoUiUnr, ' J and a bad cut on his head. .and for^Developrnent. , • • inoutli, mnile on lh« twcnty-'jcvcnth duy • Ooom» i. 5 and 8. v^-^;.;; :'•.;;!;*•••'' ot. January.- jsao, on. tlio upplicntion ol ,v;%:,.-,; ..,!..:, Reception at We«t Lonor Branch. A reception was held last week nd E : AutNowo tos Vant movins gan Urnd* I Express s h cure, pianos or basffase to mn otxtM elty ot countTT, la tbs umzeat Dad'led « West-.. Long Branch Methodist In Eed Bank. Beta™ jo? b"«5 5 somt' church. -Mr..-Johnson has Hceii a movjnir dona,-writ* send or etilO for tS« Only reliable furniture movers In toin, SS member of the Methodist confer- U'tmr Driee» on jour next Job. Allitaili ence since 1890. Expert Movers of Household of hea»f «r light tmeklnadon. at abort .;-'". ^ •'REO.^BAriKrS.LEAPING ELECTRIC'SHOP . noticef . Call or addresa Business Men's Show. , Goods and Pianos. Free Deliveey 63 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Phone 1184 The nnnyal business men's show •J. T. EQAN at the'Asbury P.-.rk casino will be II WA^L STREET, RED BANK held the week beginning April 26th Reiidenca Pboaa 88241 instead of tho week of April 19th. City Rflovieigs a SpeciaBty Office Phone 639-R i Isaac BeVger is -chairman of the 10 WHARF AVENUE show committee. Moiimoutrl County Surro|aU's Offica, Large, Well Padded Vans In tho matter oC tho estate of John Cllvlo : Two Places Padlocked. Bush, dcacasnl. > I. Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men Notice to creditors to preiint chin's' The Shaiiley hotel at Belmar has BKainst estate. been padlocked for violating the Pursuant to the ordir of Joseph L. Donahny, aurrorate of the (Jountr of M(Mi« , prohibition law. Another Mon- Sight Seeing; Busses for all Occasions " mouth, mmlc ' on the fifteenth -day ot mouth county place to b9 padlocked March, 1926..on the awlic/iUon ot Hat* , A. Porker, executrix of the eitsta at John' , is a store 4it Asbury Park conducted Anywhere, Anjr Time. Calvin Kuah. deceased, notice li hereby by-Janies Onto. ' ffivcri.to ttio .creditors of ssld deemed to exhibit to tho subscriber, executrix » Lodge Moves. ' , Fireproof Storage: Packing and Express. aforesaid, their1 debts and demands agmlnlit tho said cstnt.c. under oath, within alx ' Long Branch lodge'of Fnee Ma- months from ,11 date, of the atoreiald , sons held their farewell meeting in Office: Globe jCoiirt and Mechanic; Street order, or-, thWy; -will be .'ctever birred «I < the' Masonic hall Friday night and their actions therefor Bfraimt the estd SUBW on Saturday the lodge furniture Tel. 894 RED BANK, N. J. Dated Freehold, N. 3. March IS. Uif. ' was moved to rooms in. the new -.'••• ••• MABY A. PABK8UI, , Masonic temple. , ' •••»*•••••••••• Broad s*. eet, Eatontown. N» J/« Caught Under Heavy Stone. Howard -.heath, • seven-year-old son of William Heath of Freehold, was caught'under a heavy flagstone while playing last week. He was knocked unconscious but vas not |COnitii6ringrits seriously Lurt. write a check for more than one or Eiriory—Ely. ( beauty its Comfort two htiuridred.dollars to have a new Mrs. Catherine M. Emory of As- a6dlts"<3istirictiori,' . 1 budy Park uii3 Wellington Ely of car—aPackafd Six—at once. Ocean Grove' were married last ttie;Pa£kard Sj^is week by Rev. M. L. Ferris. Tho at- : '• :. >••••'.' ' .••'•'.•'••• .•••:':" .":'•' hot hlgn iri prided tendants were Mr., and Mrs. B. M. Those who buy Packard cars this' Johnson. -../' year,.either for :cash or. on the For example, the five-ptfssenger Sedan Died in Sanitarium. ' payment jplan, will not have to Miss Lydia Gulick, formerly of costs but $2,775.00 delivered at your Freehold, died at a sanitarium at door with all necessary accessories buy again for years to come. Midland Park Monday of last week freight and tax paid. "••'.". at the age of 82 years. Her near- 1 est relatives are nephews 'and .;: -.;.; w.•..••,. •_, ^ ,• ,;.; :. ;.;,,v ,::': Packard has offered no yearly nie'eos. . . ' r models for more than ten years Want Road Extended. The afccessories include,* in addi- and has preserved the traditional A delegation from Bradley Beach tion'to those usually furnished} front beauty of Packard lines, . will appear before tho-county board 1 and rear bumpers, automatic-wind- o!i freeholders at tho meeting' on April 7thNto urge the extension of shield cleaner, rear view rnirrbr, LaReinc avenue through to Covlics Packard cars are improved from avenue, • el6ctric'pigar lighter and spare itire t !* vi time to time as occasion warrants. Pied in His 64th Year. and tube and cover. • ^ Progress could not be made other- , James McGrath, aged 63 years, died last week at tho Long Branch ^ prefer to buy on the payment wise. : . '' hospital. 'For'many years ho was 'employed ns n helper by undertak- Standbiest! plari, knowing it is much better to ora at Long Branch nnd Asbury buy a long life car, that way than a But the owner of a three, four or Park. short life car for cash. . , five year, old Packard is never Oil Stove Cnuies Firu. Buick has the only chassis Built A "Triple Seal" (air cleaner, gaso- ashamed in the company of the An oil stovo started a lire in Mrs. today that can take a "shower line filter, oil filter) stops injurious William F. Davia's homo at Eng- bath'^ while the engine is runninff outside elements at every engine Under our plan you may have a new latest purchaser. lishtown Tuesday of last week, and driving the wheels. . \ . . port of entry. The prompt arrival of trio firemen Packard Six five-passenger Sedan for prevented any Borioua dnmngc. Only Buick provides the design, Road slmh and grit cannot reach $731.36 down and $194.02 a month. Rather, he feels the-pride of Buick vital parts. Rain and mois- Engagcmont Announced. which could undergo such punish- i| possession that comes only with Announcement has been mado 'of ment. Of all cars built today, Buick ture cannot cause short circuits in long attachment and association. tho engagement of Miss Helen D. alone has the complete protection the Buick electrical system; Evea MucMurtrie, daughter of Horboi't J the spark plugs are covered! . •• • 1. of thc"Sealcd Chassis" and "Triple- If your present car has a market MacMurtrle of Freehold, to George Scaled Engine." •;.. \ value, we will buy it'from you and Yqu must live with a car to love it. F. Harrington ot Plltsburg. Come In and see, with your own eyes, why Buick motor c»ra ar« .apply its price on the down pay- To Raise $1,000,000. Every Buick operating part is 1 A campaign will bo started soon "sealed" inside'a dirt-tight, oil-tight, more dependable. Only a Buick ment on the new car. 1 May we examine your present car to raise $1,000,00 for building •water-tight iron or steel housing. could stand tho "showec bath" teatl i and tell you how easily you may construction nnd nn endowmon Quite likely you would not have to fund for'tho Methodist homo for Standard Six ' Matter Sic have a new Packard? <- 2 pilirtucr Road»t. r tho aged nt Ocean Grove. Spuieniier Tourin| . Ipaiitmer Tourlnj I»95 S-pas«ntnBroughala »M 2-pMieuger Coupe . 1-pail, two-door Sedsn 13J5 J^iaM. oport Rosd«« 1493 Auto'Drops in Hole. .1'PMS, t week, Telephone 955 pemth from Heart Dloase, .. ,M Anbury I'urk tnxl ilrlvgf, dlod auddcnly ot homi. I, RED' BANK REGISTER,'MARCH 81, 1926.
v.' TIRE COMPANY "WANTED. Mrs. John 51. Leonard, have re- turned to Leonardo for thd spring A Movement Started «t Colt'a Neck and summer. „ . /" , to Organize ,'a Company. Mrs. Thomas Kappock and chil- Agitation for the formation of ftdren, who hove beefPconfmed to tho iivu company IIHS been started at house three i\ceks with bitd colds, Oil's Neck. ThiuccenJ destruction arc about again. of eight outbuildings on tlio Colt's ,Miss Inez Leonard ia improving NecK liotcl property, winch is ownAL DIRECTION PF, GEORGE G. ROOP . ' RED BANK, IV. J. Mrs. Bciitrico Nolan nnd eon of 1 movement haa not got beyond the New York have boon visiting Mis. Matinee- Dally 2i30, Except WedncaiUya, at 3;00 * Evening 7)00 tg 10)45 Matinee Dally 3:0O P. M., Saturday 2:DO P. M. talking sluge. No meeting has been Performance Contlnuoua 7:18^P. M. to 10,45 Martip Nelson. „ -_ , Saturdityf and Holiday.—3-FuIt aho«»^2i3Q, fii30 and 8>3O luld, but those wW favor having n Mrs. Eva Brown of Keyport PROF. HAROLD LAROS, ' ' ' M- H. JACKS, fuo company say something definite spent one day 'last week with Mrs, I %\ ill bo dono soon. Mr. Hofman at tho Organ • Manager Amzl Tiibrnc. thought at first that lie" had tho "• Mrs.' Adelaide Balsh of New TODAY-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st-T0DAY Today, Wednesday, March 31st j I buildings insured, but when he fx-Yoik spent Saturday nnd Sunday , Benefit Flrpmen's War Memprl^l Tund • Jiiimncd his policy carefully lie found ft Leonaido, vhcro she is getting that thp jnsur.inco applied only to her summer horto ready. LEON ERROL, DOROTHY GISH, NITA NALDI. TULLY MARSHALL a i his hotel building, which was not Mrs. Willinm Noblo has returned —ININ - . " damaged. fiom Florida, after having spent in "Clothes iV-ake the Pirate" and KEITH VAUDEVILLE "THE KING OF" THE Tl/RF" M1DDLET0WN VILLAGE NEWS tho entire winter there. Miss Daniolson' of Omaha spent An exciting drama of the race track, thrilling from-start,to finish. Women of Reformed Church Did the week-end wiWV Mrs. Martin Well with Food Sale Last Week. Nplson._Mis3 Oanichon, who is mi Thursday, Friday, Saturday April 1st, 2d, 3d H. C. Witwer's—'Taming the Shrewd" Bray Cartoon 'In spite ol the disagreeable evangelist,' has just held a series o£ \ciit1ier last Friday the food sale meetings at Perth Amboy. i She will Benefit Firemen's, War fiffiemoriafl Fund Thursday and Friday, April 1st and 2d held by the women of the Reformed go to Jersey City, where shq will ihuich v.ae well attended and prof- continue hor work. its of $20'"*was the icsult. The foclal club met lust week at WILLIAM FOX 'I'lie piano in the Sunday-school MM. Andrew Watts's. The meeting rojm of the Reformed church was for this week' will bo held at Mrs. B. F, tCEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE not Riven by Mt,s. Andiew Vnn- Alexander B. Clark's, Opstal as reported but was bought A son was born to Mrs. George FEATURING-i from hop by the 1 idlest nid society Dunham at tho Long Branch hospi- of the chinch and (,'iven to the Sun-tal one day last week, day-school. Mrs. VanOpstal gave a Rev. Thomas -Thomas of Bing- GEORGE music cabinet to the Sunday-school. hampton was entertained over Sun- Dr. Daniel D, Hendrickson spent day at Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert E. Sunday with friends at Keyport nnd Johnson's. nttendo'd the re-opening services at The excuctive nnd social coinFu]l- th^ Reformed church at ithat. place. lecb of ilio Baptist 'Cluistian En- The preacher at the church Sunday deav'or society held a meeting at Miss Hilda Southall's Monday even- AND MIS FAMOUS COMPANY \ gr ng. A social to bo held next week marly of this place. A number-of was arranged and business wag dis- Middletown folks ' attended,' the cussed. evening service ftt the church. Mr. Mrs. Einar Hammer is confined 3, PEOPLE AND-'i; HORSE! Brown is now secretary ; of the to her bed with a severe cold. board ol education t>£ the Reformed, Mrs. Keith Speed ia having a DIRiECT FROM THE N. Y. HSPPODROtVaE church, with headquarters at Newnew toof put on hor house. The York. • : • ' Olson Roofing company- is doing the ys d dork. cd successful revival services hero Mi's. Bertlm Ruhnko nnd family ast week, will be in the vilUige ne^ weekf He "\vill spialc."at:a_,vespcr ha\e returned horns from their win- ¥ervU!e~ iii~ the Baptist church nt ter residence. Mrs. Ruhnkc-takes ACT OF ITS KIND h'ree o'clock Sunday afternoon and summer hoarders and she--cxpccts pF/jTH-EWORLD, it the regular Sunday evening serv- a good,season this summer. FAMOUSfDANCEi\ ice at the Reformed church. There- The' various clnsscsi o£ the Bap- after lie-will preach nightly at the tist Sunday-school arc preparing Baptist church next week.'.'- . for tlm Easter program that will'be Andrew Bukcr'is a new employee given at the church next 'Sunday %g.0M~7HJZ STAOE PJMT night. 1ADAPKD £Yi^ if Rooney &'.Ely at their 'branch I'usincss here, which is in charge of OTHER/piG KEITH-ALBEE ACTS ohn K. Hillyer. •';'. ": Miss Lydia. Frost is improving ON THE SCREEN i'om.her sickness. '. " . / The throe children of WiUujrii ohnson are sick.with measles, JuH* ohnsDn moved recently to a house ii Charlos Erasch's farm, on. the Nutswainp. road. » Rev. and Mrs. F. II. Shermcr and Mrs. Sliermerls sister have been Uiiil up.with-heavy colds.". Mr.'Sher- mcr is-jmproving.-and he states that In; expects to,prcnch at the.Easter service's at the Baptist church'. .Richard Lufburrow has • been spending..several -days, with his son, Leroy Lufburrow of Red Bank. Quality that's up on \ The hotel'- grounds have been cleaned up and improved. The stilts— work was done by Frank Morris. „ Prices right down to the A; daiTghtcr was born to.! Mrs. Fox Neyra LJoyd Hamilton Cprnedy ground 1 John Porter at'tho Long Branch , Both make our Boys'' hospital last week. ""The new arriv- POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Saturday, April 3d V al has b'eeii named Sarah Porter. Deparnpsnts worth looking Wesley Olson has put a new con- into. • , / , 1 crete door injiis garago. BUCK JONES in "tf he 'Fighting 'Buckaroo Walter Field .and Edward Cross You'll see there every- IL5, 6, 7! Chapter 3, "THE GREEN ARCHER" Buster Brown Comedy are the first farmers in this neigh- thing boy_s of all age wear, borllpod to plow this spring. from 3 years up. Overcoats. , Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, April 5th, .6th, 7th, 8th LEONARDO NEWS. Suits for play, school and Special-Easter Program to be Given at Baptist Church Sunday. dress-up.^ . Gilbert Stimis motored from Hats and caps; sweaters; Newark to Leonardo on Sunday to shirts; stockings; vnder- look over his house and property. wear. ' •- Mr% Stimis intends to plant several trees nnd bushes around the hpnsc. Shoes—all leather—start- VAUDEVILLE
Frederick Joy, has a new Buick .ing at $5. ••••_;.,•;•.;;^_ -^j limouslno. The ladies' aid society o£ the ROGERS FEET COMPANY Baptist church'will hold a chicken Brotdmy Broidwij Broadway JohnGilfoerJ salad supper in the lecture room p£ tt Utwitj V at 13th St. the church Thursday evening, April •I W«rr«a 15th. The supper" will bet served Herald So. Noir York Fifth Avai ljtlw*t love waltz from five to eight o'clock., " at 35 lli Bt City at 4lit St. x \ran in their blood Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carnie and Tremdnt at Bromflfld fnmily, who have been spending the Boston, MasMchuntta like ibinc. "Kiss winter in Jersey City with Mr. and I , tne, Danilo," she . whispered!/ ^ htihprO 0 t• NEWARK'S Brantord PlJ ne»r Droad St. ). Broad and'Fulton Stl. Why go to New York T All t(ie good Shows Come here!
NOW PLAYING 1 NOW PLAYING I ZIEGFELD THE 1110 LAUOHINa HIT Grealest Musical Comedy Succttt PmUtrfpn McNult Praaenta llm Fun- rloit Show Ever Written EDDIE CANTOR \M Scrim \ I ni'd Scenario by POOR '•]<.' ERICH VO^ STIIOHBIM "KflD BOOTSWith " MARY EATON .ELLIOTT NUGENT ; OIUfllNAL NEW YOnK CAST And ttit 3«m« Orliln.l Cut 'Tim D.. 60 Qtortned American BeautleB ll.hl.d N.w YorU for T.n Monlhi MATINKE TODAY * BATUIIDAY MATINKE TODAY A BATUltDAY
NEXT WEEK^-SFATS NOW NEXT WEEK—SEATS NQW • THE WJIUU5 WOULD WVES Till tn ED.WYNN oj tfo Sen 1 "APPLE SAUCE" Thi But-Belaid •Tli» Pnbft I'obr , twi Story in (/;«• In ll|i Uuil.-.-Mluul. Mvitlcd- Rtvv»« WerW : • Tftt Moil Gotgeoti), Allan Dinehart GllUtrmg 1'ilm Pre- "THE GRAB BAG" ' ,: ' with JOLLYWOOD!—dream city of a million girls!' Revcahid in all its glitter ftntnlimf £w MmIt! Ihi^litlr. Niw Vofli cuat Inllliillnf * * and dory in a honrt-stirring drama of a woor glrl'B rise to stardom; of NW York ni.li. ,'f|,r«ifr Hutipprtlnit ' —1 tia motion 0«»l, llcnuly 'Clmriii mill Traau^Hon',', Vivian Tobin her dnzzling career; of her pleasures and penis—and of her final flim* into * picture has MATH, 'VIKO. * flA'r,—M» \p »2,(|0 IlillHAlN' MATS, WKI). A nAT. He the arrm of tho man BIJO really loved.' A pictui-jaation of Adehi Rogers'Sf ' .•! t« ll.td ever vflcrcd N10JIT* ,'»»• in 12.OO / Johno' Cosmopolitan Magnzino story. By all nurtfns SJiK IT I "^ motet i A MAflS'»lAU/N!^AN PRODUCTION ' To Ni:\VAUK T« RSO HANK , Children 20o, Ailults BOo. Evening All Bcnta aOo V. M, I«OM HED DANIC" _ . I'. M . rnOM NEVVAHNEVVAHKK ' 1B C. Ui tl^-HilH DiM, «I3», tlil« e,00 V. R. H.-BiM. /lUI,' Uib , NO BANK TEH lamed VfiU/^Enttrtd aa S'coml-Olaia Ma»tr at tha Foit- l VOLUME XLVIII, NO. 40. Offlce at Bid Dank, N. }m aoia tha Act ol Uueli «, 181». RED BANK, N. X, WEDNESDAY, IvTARCH 31, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR. - PAGES 13 TO 24,
TO APPRAISE PARK LAND? NEW COAL BUSINESS. WEST RED BANK MURDER. SALZ BUILDING LEASED. Three Men to Set Price, on Quinlan UNWELCOME GUEST SHOT. HOUSE GUTTEDJY FIRE. lonald E. Lawet and Frank B. UNEARTHED TOMAHAWK. INJURED IN ODD MANNER. Property at Fair Haven. i" Lawci Are the Owneri. SLAYER ESCAPES AFTER FIR- REAL ESTATE FIRM GETS OTTO KMENGLEBIEL INJURED 'LAMES DO DAMAGE OF |B,BQO ERNEST OLIVER MADE CURL The first step has been- taken in Donald li. Lawes of Red Bank and GEORGE ELY FELL THROUGH ING FIVE BULLETS. BROAD- STREET STORE. —FRANK FINKLE JAILED. ON BRANCH AVENUE. 1 OUS FIND IN HIS YARD. ;ha t condemnation - proceedings 'rank B. Lawes of Shrewsbury have OPENING IN BARN FLOOR. -, Domlnlcle Buona.no wit Shot Down Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Com- brought by the borough of Fair Ha- FinUe Claims HTshot Kleinglebiel Home Owned by Mn. Jimea C. ;one Into the coal business.' They While Transplanting a Tree La«t Son of Daniel S. Elf Wat Doinf la Front of HU Home and He pany, in which Red Banker* are •cn to acquire the Quinlan property bV Accident, Intending Only to Bennett and Occupied by George lave, organized the Lawes coal and Week He Brought a Fin* Speci- Some Gymnastic Stunt* Waen tha> Interested, ' will Make Many >n tho rivor bank in that borough Frifhten H'm Away—Three At- Gramman Caught Fire Lett Fri- upply company at Shrewsbury arid Died About Four Houri Liter : men of a Stone Indian Tomahawk Accident Occurred—Since Con- Refuting to Tell Slayer'e Name. Changes to the Building. for a public park. At last night's faited acWitneuet. day Night—Heavy Lou. ill bo ready for business in a few to Light—Now Uiod aa Ornament fined to tha Bed. Dominlck Euonano of 60 West The Salz, building' at the north- meeting of tlio borough commission- A load of shot from inaidc of Fire of unknown origin broko out ays. The coal yard will be located Ernest Oliver, who is employed east corne? ol Broad and Mechanic ers it was announced that Benjamin m Sycamore avenue at Shrewsbury, George Ely, son of Daniel 3, Ely "Bergen place, Red Bqjik, was mur- Frank Finklc-'s IIOUBO on Leighton fnduy night at thd houBe on, it the bank of tho Merchants' Trust of Holmdel, is confined ti the bod dered Sunday-night. Caipcr Ckci streets has been 'leased for nine Parker of Shrewsbury, Edward venue crashed Jiroutfi tho front 3ranch avenue, near Brown place, here the company has rented from company at Red Bank, was digging Simonson pf Freehold and Charles oorgo Silver, Sr., tho cpal bins with injuries which he received in of,'Pearl street is suspected of hav- yoari to the Fort Lauderdalo real oor and struck Otto Klicnglebiel's >wncd by Mrs." James C. Bennett up a troe to transplant it on the an unusual accident last week. ' ing fired the bullets that killed cstato company, a concern incor- Cook-of Asbury Park have been ap- eg, near liij knee, nbout one o'clock formerly used by Raymond Saii- grounds of I113 new house on Lake pointcd'to appraise tho property by ind occupied by George Gramman, >orn. Mr. Sanborn is building new George 'and a number of other Buonano, A warrant has been porated in, Florida and owned by Friday* morning. Klicnglcbicl wus fr. It was discovered about half- avenue last week when his Bpadc Holmdel boys liavo been usinc the ' issued for1 his arrest, but lio has dis- residents of Red Bank and vicinity. Judge Frank S. Katzcnbach. A tanding on tho porch of tho house •oal bins on the adjoining piuper- struck something hard that tiiado a short time ago tho \nlUe of the last nine o'clock by a young worn- ;y. The Lawes company will m- second story of Robert R. Voor- appeared and his whereabouts are Tho owners and officers of tho com- it tho time ho was shot. With •him »n who was on her way home and gratinu sound. The next spadeful hecs's barn for a gymnasium and unknown. pany ore Albert Robbins of Asbury property was set at $18,600 by a as Eduard Moi'stcr,-who was also itall an electric conveyor in tho coal group of Bed Bank real estate men. who rang in the alarm. Tho fire- The electric wiring,was done of dirt unearthed a stone Indian sort of clubroom. They have the J At twenty minutes past seven Park-president, J. Lester Eisner of y the .shot. They had a hard battle to fight, as The tomahawk had no Handle. It they have trapozes and other appar- ' Salmon pf 1'air Haven secretary With blood flowing profusely from n auto truck"has been bought-by Allen H, Smith heard five revolver y the borough for the property, the flames wcro Under great head- he coal company. Four carloads of had probably rotted and disappeared atuu for gymnastic stunts. "> shots. Ha -was at the- corner of and Warren H. Smock of Red Bank lis wound, KUcnglebiel was taken vay and were largely between par- many yeara ago, but a groove in the In the floor of the room is a smalt treasurer. _ utflho refused to sell tho plate. :oal are expected this week and de- Shrewsbury avenue and West Ber- An exempt firemen's certificate o Dr. Gosling's office, where ho ro- itions and in other places which stone implement showed where a trap door or opening which is or- ceived first aid treatment Later ivcrics will bo made as soon as the gen place At the time. He started The building was constructed was granted to Percy D. Bennett. .vcre almost inaccessible. When coal' arrives, The business will be handle had. been. The tomahawk is dinarily covered with a sort of door about tweWty years ago by tho late he was taken to the Long Branch to run towards tfie place where the lie fire broke out Mr. Gramman managed at the yard by Frank now a fireplace ornament in Mr. fastened to the. floor with hinges. shots were fred butlie^took only,a John Hogan and it is now owned by Pel-mission was granted to Wil- lopital, where he is improving. Hia ind his family were-not at,home. Oliver's house. It was examined by One day last week this door was liam Anderson, the new fire alarm Injuries arc not believed to be. ser- Lawes, who has given up iiis por- few steps when the police signal his w'dow, who lives at Washing- Tho firemen worked with clmrac- tion with the Central leather com- John A. Kennedy of Harding road, opened to hoist a pole into the light re-called him to'tho corner. ton, It is commonly refened to as* inspector, to install an instrument ious. who is probably moro familiar with room Tfiis undertaking was per» ' in his houso which will give immedi- ;criblic cITiclency and at length got pany at New York. Donald Lawes • , Another perron who heard tho_ the Salz building; because it was Pinklo was anesteds,oon aftor the the blaze out. The roof xof the will^rctain his position in the sales Indian relics than any other resi- formed successfully, but\tho bays ^»hots was Frank Maan, who lives.* icaBcJd fora number of_ycars by Jo- ate jvvarninjB_ wlion_the .flra alarm Bhaoting ijy_Hiiny H. Clayton, chief dent of-this locality. He said m\as who did: it-forgot~tO put the door"' system is out of order. house-was burned,-but otherwise department of the Dupont, Nemours ~next do"or~fo"tho Bubiuno house. feplTSalz, who used it for a dry f police, and Detectivo Sergeant the outside appearance of the Co. at New York; The ojsners of a fine specimen of its kind. back in place. , > ,, , He callod tp police headquarters on goods, business before ho engaged Councilman Augustus M. Mlnton foseph Bray. It was stated at po- dwelling was notjnuch marred. A the coal business aie young men and Mr. Kennedy has a very large George Ely was doing'some ath- the telephone, 'Jlo sa;d several in the real estate business as a part- reported that the borough, streets ice hoadquartcrs that Finklo was large part of the"interior, however, are well known in this part of the collection of Indian curiosities letic stunts and he did not fee tha fhots had been fired and lie thought ner 'with Henry F. Hylin, were in fine shape. drunk and so incoherent that it was was gutted,, The flames, did much county. which he obtained after many years opening in tho floor. He stepped, someone had been ehvt, although he Two gas masks have been bought mpossible for him to ha^e a hearing backwards into the opening and fell The building is a largo one, tv,o 1 damage and nearly everything that of searching through tho fields, Was not sure about this. stories high, with frontages of 27 "6 'or use by the firornon. Friday . He was locked up all day COMING WOMAN'S CLUB SHOW meadows and hills of Monmouth heavily on his back on the floor be- ' ', nd all night and he had a hearing was not destroyed lu this manner "Harry H. CJayton, chief of police, feet on Broad street and of 110 Bills amounting to $068.72 were was' ruined by srriokc, chemicals arid county. He will loan, 100 of his best low. He was unable to walk* when ' and several other officers hurried to feet on Mechanic street. The now. irdered paid. Saturday morning. Meister, John State at Strand Theater Being En- specfrnents to tho Woman's club of ho went to get up and he has sinco - - Wlialcn and Frank Gla^cy were heat, been in bed. His leg is not broken: the seine of the shooting. They lessees will takq possession tomor- The Gramman famjly lost vir- larged for Performance. Little JSiTveF-fpr an "Indian Day" found Buonano lying on the side- row. They will remodel tho build- -RAINBOW VETERANS' BALL.' arrested as witnesses. Whalen and Tickets for the play, "It Pays to observance which the club will hold and it is not believed that Ha iri» Glassey were found at Fmkle's tually everything except the cloth- juries ate serious. A thorough, walk in front of his house, with five Ing and convert it'intoTmo pf the ing which they wore. They had a Advertise," will bo placed on sale Thursday of next week. In Addition to Dancing There Will house after the shooting, but it is Another great collector of Indian X-ray examination will have to be bullet wounds Injiia body and with most modern places of business in be War Motion J'icturea^ largo amount of unusual and very in a few days. The play will be a crowd of curiosity seokerLaround the town. The first story will be ia that they wcr-a not there when given Friday night, April 16th, at relics is Herbert Brett, who is one made, however, to ascertain how aluablo furniture and chinaware. badly ho is hurt. "', him. divided" into Bcveral stores, two Tho "seventh annual ball of New tho shot was fired. Finkle is said Efen the banks in which tlio two tho Strand theater at Red Bank by of the head employees on the Has- fronting on Broad street and others, ,Jorsey fj?"?191; of Rainbow Vet- to havo'been alone in the house tit the drama department of the Wom- kell place in Middletown township, Since Georgo was injured' his "Who shot you?" the chief asked. *..—LI— — *c—i—1_ _i— —mi.~ erans will be hold on Wednesday that time. children of .the family had placed mother has been taken sick and she "Nobody," responded,Buonano. fronting on Mechanic streetL. "The their savings were destroyed along an's club. The cast of characters near Red Bank. Nearly every Sun- exact number of stores which will night, April 14th, at St. James's, At the hearing Finkle admitted will be portrayed by Lillian Bouton day ho and Mr. Kennedy roam tho is also confined to tho bod, • Repeated questioning brought with the'.contents.'of tho Mr Ely is vico president of the the same response. Sometimes bo on Mechanic street has not yet hall on Monmouth street. Tickets (hat he had shot Klicnglebicl but Embeis and sparks remained long Cherry of Keyport, Arthur Belvor countryside looking for tomahawks, are selling- rapidly and a large gath- claimed that it was an accident.. He battle axes, mill atoncJ and other Broad Street national bank of Red Buonano varied the answer by lay- been determined. Tho first story nftcr tho fire was practically out. of Fair Haven and Miss Katharine Bank. ing J'l wont toll you" instead of fronting on tho two streots will bo ering Is lqoked for. A feature of the said that on Thupday *afternoo/i VanBrunt, J. Edwin Compton things used by the Indians. They Tho neighborhood whero ,tho firo Feldom. come home empty handed. saying "nobody." The questioning almost entirely enclosed with largo ball this year 'Will bo motion pic- Klienglebiel, who is a taxi driver, took place is thickly settled and the lieutenant Jose N. I'rtrott, Milton ceseed when an ambulance which and attractive plate glass windows. tures of the Hcd Bank ambulance had; given Meister a ride to his T. HnnMns, Miss Katliryn Hnnce Mr. Brett will nho exhibit some of Rommell—Roger*. , danger of the file breaking out his curiosities at tha meeting at had been sent for arrived on the A new heating plant will be put in company in action in, the world war. (Finklo's) houfeo. Later Meister left afresh or of a new firo being J. K. Darmond, Clnrcni-o Gray, Miss The. -wedding of Miss .Joy Horn- scone. The ambulance is owned by the building. On the second floor Tho pictures will ba*«hown during he..place but camo back at about Lucille Brown, Herbert E. Hunter Little Silver. mell, daughter of W. H. Rommeirof ono o'clock Friday morning. The kindled at some other house was Albert Vi. Warden, Jr. Buonano will bo a suite of offices for the Fort an intermission in tho dancing. The imminent.* For this reason some of and William B, Bulhs of Red Bank Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and Horace was put in it and rushed to the Lauderdale Real Estate company, pictures will bo obtained from tho purpose of the' second visit, Finkle The performers arc being coached E. Rogers, son of William H. Rog- aid was to find a night's lodging tho firemen remained at tho house RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR. Long Branch hospital, wheio the With an entrance on Mechanic signal corps, headquarters at Wash- all night by Mrs. Matthew W. Grcig. Mrs. ers of Wallace street, Red Bank, questioning was resumed. street. ington and they are official pictures for Meister. Louis Mendel is general chairman It Waa Held For Rev. Alfred L. took place last Saturday at tha Tho damage to tho houtfo was Banae of Little SiWer. The result was tho same. Chlel This concern bus been largely in- of. the soldier boys under fire. Finklo claimed Meister had been 13,500 and the insurance covers of the show committee. bride's home at Carlisle in the pres-^ Clayton and Detective J, B. Rue terested in real estate at Fort Lau- There will be four reels. The pic- drinking and that he did not want liout half that amount. The (lam- The stage at the Strand theater 'Rev. and Mrs. AlfrcJ L. Banso ence of members cf the imrnediata were the questioners. They used derdale, Florida, and -vicinity and tilrfc-s have not been shown before to haye McistOT for an o\cr-nigbt ago to the contents of the house if being enlarged for the perform and family were welcomed taXittle families. Rev. J. W. Skillington, threats, cnjolery and o\ery other last fall consummated, a very in this state. guest. Ho said he ordered Kliengle- ance under the diiection of Lieu Silver last wook at a reception giv- pastor of the Allison Mem- biel -ai\d Meistcr to leave but that was ?2,000, with insurance for artifice they knew of to drag the profitable transaction there. It has The committee in charge of the about half that sum. Tho work of tenant Parrott, who has John on at tho Methodist, parsonage by orial Methodist church of Carlisle, truth out of Buonano- The latter enlarged its activities to include ball consists ' pi ^ Ifairry Smock [parnpto n for electrician,,' Lloyd the ladies' aid so^ieii performed the ceremony, l 1 1 repairing the house wj|l dc W. Alexnnder in charge o: sons and addresses of welcome were Louise Fielder of Carlisle. ed. Mr Gramman and his family made by William H. Carhart, Sr., of his life 'were vapidly eljbing, and Burnett, William Gaugban, John P. though^ the fcest way t-> get rid of arc living' temporarily with Mr. properties. Posters, with pictures ' The bride was given away by hit the offsets used the argument that EAST RED fiXflK HOUSE SOI& Gaul, Jr., Frank Bcilly and Rogl- thenVwas to shoot off hid gun, not pf the cast taken by Louis Mendel Georgo Itembling, Mre. George father. She was attired in a can- nnld B. VanBmnt. with .the intention of »hittinjr them Gramman'a brother, I^enrjf,. Browfir, Rev. Herbert Smith' and with death so near Buonano was in man of William street. will be displayed. ary colored flat crepe dress ttlnWjeil diity bound to reveal tho name of The CfWle'i B*T~McLaur;e Pisie but to frighten them aVay. He said Gllman Blower. Pianosolos were with rhine'stono beading; She car* 1 mven'by Mrs. Mn Eastmond and hie slayer. This nrgurnont, like all 'Bought by Broadi)* P. Power*. SATURDAY AFTERNOONS OFF. tliah, in his excitement his fingoi FELL'''FROM A ROOF. ried' a boquot of Sweetheart roacl. the others, was unavailing. The dy- pressed, "the trigger l-oforo ho mean HOME FROM HOSPITAL. Miss Mario Rush. The ladies' hid The houso waa decorated with rwooi Proadua-P, Powers has bought Coal Dealera and Employee will society presented a fern to Mrs. ing man, realizing as well ns hit in- -for hiB own occupancy a house at it to and tho shot plowed a holo Harold White i.~Now Well on the Windy. .Weather. Job Cauie( In peas, snapdragons and fcrjlB.' A quisitors that tho end was near, 1 "Knock Off" Half a Day. through tho door. The door broke juries for an. Eatontown Man. Bansc. Those m chargj of tho re- dinner was served after tb,e cere- the- corner of East fVont street Road to Recovery. ception were Mrs. William II. Car- steeled himself not to give tho in- Tho.'memborS'iof the Coal Mer- the fores of 'the dhcHarge some Theodore Wolcott of Eatontown, mony, i *. and Buena place- from the Charles but not tmich.jaa tho wood is thin, Harold White, sdn'of Ansel Wbiti liart, Sr.,'Mrs. A. O. Dakcr, Mrs. formation whllo the two officers B, McLaurio estutg for $16,000, chants' Cerdit Association, most of of Holmdel, returned home last whois more than seventy years.old The couple left on a wedding trip tried everything that their minds whom carry'oh business'at Ked Finkle said he'was very sorry and Charles Imlny, Mrs.' EIJIO^ Curhart, Tho property has frontages of fifty week from a New York hdspitol but who is veiy active and spry, Mrs. George Hcmbling and Mrs. to Washington, D. C, and on their- could devise to make him tell. Bank, hava agreed to close their that ho would rather, have had return a reception will be held, at feet on East Front street and 150 Meistcr for a guest o\er night, un where hfc underwent an operation was putting roofing paper material George Brower. Mr. Banso is the When death camo tho name of the feet on Bucna "place. The house yards'at noon Saturdays on and and treatment for spinal trouble. on Henry Allen's houso at Eftton- tho home of tho bride's parent". slayer was still untold. The death after April 17th and to mako no welcome ns he was, than to havo new pastor of the - Little 'Silver has,nine rooms, a bathroom and shot Khenglebiel, , Glassey and His ailment Was of long^tanolntf. town Saturday when -a . gust of Methodist church. On tho wedding trip the bride -wore rattle In Buonand'g throat cut short SatUrduy, afternoon deliveries. Tho It is believed'that a complete cure a gray traveling suit with a hat to his last refusal to tell. a lavatory. It is one of tho most Whalen said they knov nothing wind ripped the paper out of place attractive and substantial houses dealers who have entered into this will be affected. ,Mr. White has to and blow it away. Mr. Wolcott match. The bride was the recipient agreement are Jesse N. Beers, tho about tho shooting. Tiioy, with Buonano is a naijye of Sicily, In Its neighborhood. It is provided Finkle and Meister, had been lan- wear a plaster cast for a time, but grabbed for the paper and in doing THE RADIO PROGRAM. of many fine gifts of silver, glass- Italy. Many residents of that prov- with modem improvements. Tho Red Bank Coal and Supply,' Burns guishing: in jail all day Friday and he is able to walk around the house so ho lost his balance and fell from ware, linen, etc. The groom's gift Bros., Gordon Coal Company, and yard and it is expected^ that ho Muiic to Be Broadcast from. Station to the bride wa3 a platinum wrists ince regard the law with aversion grounds are attractive with shrub' all night waiting for the hearing. the roof! His fall was broken by WJBl Tonight. and distrust. No matter what in- bory, trees, -well kept lawns and Myron V. Brown, Independent Ice Tho police say Whalen and Glassey can discard the cast,within a short a scaffold, but he rolled off tho scaf- watch. •. jury or injustice they suffer they driveways. Mr. Powers moved in Company, the Monmouth Mutual had been drinking. time. He;.iormcrl]*..jivcd at Lin- fold and fell to tho ground. No The usual fine program has been Mr. Rogers is an instructor irt Supply Company, Joseph. N. Hance croft and lie lias continued his in arranged for station WJBI, at Red • will,not invoke the law to punish tho house Monday. He Is having Finkle was held in $500 bail for bones were broken, but Mr. Wol- the chomistry department at Dick- the offenders. They prefer to do some changes mada to the Interior. and the Frod D. Wikoff Company toicst in the social life of that place cott received bruises and cuts which Bank tonight. The artists who will inson college in Pennsylvania. He of Red Bank, tho Shrewsbury Coal tho action of the grand jury. Ho and in the Lincroft chapel since he be heard aro as follows: . the-punishing themselves or to have The sale was made by D. W. Mar-, was unable to get a .bondsman and have-since kept him confined to the graduated from that institution in' and Wood Company of Shrewsbury, moved to Holmdel. There' is gen. Apthony Gtrdner of Xtumson, tenor, ae- 1924.' He is also a graduate of the it done by relatives or friends. tin.' . • •>••:."'„• - •• : . i he was seht to the county jail. house. James Howlarid, who was conjpanled by A«- Su\tei. - • >-.*,.-. Buonano 'apparently hadthb Sicil- Henry. Allen and Comcany and eral rejoicing at' Lincroft over the working with Mr. Wolcott on the Red Bank high sphool. The bride is Meister, Whalen and Glassey were successful outcome of the7 operation Flora Halleran of Matawan.i soprano. ian frait deeply ingrained in his ELKWOOD PARK: SOLD: Morris & VanKeuren of Eaton- released on their own recognizances. rooting job, had a narrow escape George W. Conover of Freehold, fainjo. a graduate of Irvington college, character. Ho was thirty years old town, H. H. Hunter of Atlantic and many Lincroft; folks have from falling at the same time. Kugene Weniell of Red Bank, tenor, ac- where she studied organ and piano- The. police say Finkle used shot in chljed at' his; house since* he re companied b/ Mfss Lillian.Terhune. * . and until about three months ago Ku Klux Klan to Move Headquar Highlands, James A.: Ryan of Sea- music. ; the gun of a larger size than the tu»ned from the hospital. , Earl Ohttrj ot K«ijott, musical «»#. he had been working as a railroad '.'.-' ; 'ter* to Qelmar. ' bright and Benjamin • A. Shoe- firearm, was designed to shoot -and THREE COMING VENDUES. ^ollne and Finn, »on«a, •ecompanted iy The ncwlywcds 'will spend tha section hand. Since that time he Tho Elkwood park tract of about maker of Little Silver. • :<• IIB Marian Laytbn. - , summer with the groom'a patqnts. that they cant understand why the Two will bs Held in MiddletoWn Jamei Ladlio and M» Purple Serentderl. had been unemployed, The police 150 acres and a, 76-acro piece, of gun did not burst and kill or injure Coming rrjmo from Florida. at Red Bank and during the sum- found half a barrel of whiskey in and One* will bo at Rumion. , property ad joining the. park on the Liom Club Maatint. ' Finkle. '• " ': ' Dr.'and Mrs. C. W. McConncll mer months Mr. Rogers will be em- his house after the shooting. The north havo been sold to a syndicate At yesterday's meeting of the of Bdfbrd anfl Kcansburg, who Three auction sales of farm ma- Everett Man ii 81 Yean Old. . ployed as assis'->nt cho'miit for the .whiskey was confiscated. composed of Elizabeth mon, for the Lions .club Joseph Child was ap- Divorce Granted.. have been ependirig the winter *t chinery and live stock will bo held Theodore Stilwoll o{ Everett ob- Ledoux chemical cowr»ny of Now reported, price of - $300,000. . Elk. pointed1 host for tlio speakers at the Tarpon Springs, Florida, .will re- within tho next ten days in this sec- served his 81st birthday Monday. York. In tlio full tho couple will A warrant was issuod Monday woodv pnVk' has been' used the past Mrs. Nancy LaRos of Red , Bank for'the arrest ol Cicci, who has April meetings. Now song books hat been granted a divorce, with turn to their Beiford homo' Sunday tion, at which George H. Roberts Ho spent tho day^with his. sister, return to Dickinson collegu at Car- two years as headquarters for tho were used yesterday, Talks were afternoon. . They are > returning by will be tho auctioneer. John Ja- Mrs. Alfred Conover of Allcnhurst. lisle, where tlicy.wlll set up house- been employed as a mason on the Ku Ktux- Klan in this section1 arid alimony, from her husband, Harold new Osehwald theater building on gi'v^n' by Martin VanBuren Smock A, LaRos, and she has. the privilege automobile. harya, will have a sale, Friday after- Mr. Stilwell.ia enjoy ins excellent keeping. several large -klan meetings' havo and William H. R. .White. T|>e noon at one o'clock on tho Charles Monmouth street. CIccl could not been held there. The klan,will mov« of-resuming her-maiden name. Mr. heath and is.very spry for his ago. be iouiid. His wire was arrested as Lions- will visit the\ Long' Branph LaRos has • bean organist at the School* to Clow .Tomorrow, • Acker, farnj at.New Monmouth. A He is known as tho "grand old man CluV* Rummage Sale Its headquarters to, the Marconi The public schools of Kod Bank sale will tie held at tho residence of Tho Woman's club of Rod Bant! , a, witness. She said sha did "not property' at Belmar, • .whiph.'.: ,wa« Lions club next Monday night' and Strand theater a number of years. of Everett.". kr.ow where her hutbandVas. She on, Wednesday,, April' 14th, will .'at- will closo al£$nc o'clock, tomorrow the lato,John M. Corlics of Rumson is arranging for Its annual Apr I jought about a year ago by the- As- next Tuesday afternoon at one 'said he had left-the house Sunday tend a, charter anniversary meeting Louia Soffel Improving. afternoon for thoEaatotf vacation Boosting for a Borough. rummagu sale, tho date for whlc i bury Park klan.. The Long Bra'nch o'clock. On' Friday afternoon ot has not yet been fixed. A .num- V afternoon at two o'clock without arid Red Bank units oi/the klan have at.llatawan. . and will reopen next Wcdricsday. Eatontown is well plastered with stating where he was going and that Louis SofFcl of Monmouth road, The banks of Red Bank will be next week at .one o'clock a sale will "Boost the Borough" signs in ad- ber of article* for tho salo havo rdet at Elkwood park and It Is said Eatontown, who has boon very sick ho conducted on tho Horace G. since that time- she had not seen her they will buy another property. RIGHT READY TO GO TO WORK closed on Good Friday. vocacy of changing the Eatontown been left at Mrs. Kobcrt Hanco'o husband. Mrs. Clcoi wns.liold In with asthma and grip, is improving, Smith farm nt Thompson's Crossing nt 101 lilvcisldo avenuo and itti : . .- - -i a ' *• • '••'.. Plenty of Good Acclimated Horte* • ' m • m —r— ' ' township form of government to a f ' $10,000 ball «» a witness. Shq was on tho road between Port Mon- ,'., • ',. < Bafcy Chid -i; : .. •t the Ely.Stable*. c Property Ownen, Read. borough form of government, An tha, Wonmn'i clubhouse. unable to get a bondtrritn and she ' Earning!'Over S',i /c. If your roof Is at all bad, let u mouth and Kcansburg. All of thcBfi Before ordering your chicks,. no« We (till havo' plenty of first-class Bhnros of tho Red Bank Building election to decide this Question will was locked up In the county jail; ua,'as we have first .quality chicks acclimated' horses' at our 'stables, at show you our guaranty roafingo, sales are advertised in tlii! issuo of bo held Tuesday, April 13lh. Lateil Hilt In Recordi. and Loan Association have earned and glvo you the benefit of our sev- The Register. ' Come and listen t' the'follow liifl She la not able to speak English from the be»t hatcheries in th« Holmdel. f hey are tested ind.truc, over 8%% for tome years1, past. ; well and her statements had to be state; Whlto Leghorns, Plymouth 100 per cent ready for work. No en years' experience in ,re-roofing. numbers: "Ho Doc Your Old Man- Are you a shareholder? If not you Fira at Atlantic Highlands. darin," "Hooroy for the Irish," Interpreted. She sold her husband Rocki and Rhode Island.Rod*. Or- danger of »lckne»* or of anything should subscribe for shares now. A Wo handlo only the best, yet we can Sed'a Home-Made was forty years old) that he moved dert 'taken for any amount »1( else to hold you back in.your work. save you froin Jt) to 20% as w Eastor chocolntca, at 42-A Mon- The flrcmtn of Atlantic'High- "Drifting nml Drtnr.iing," "Juat a new scries has just opened. Apply Cottage Small," "Happy Dreams," • from Jtaly to lied Bank six years Prywn-Cooper CO.'B, n»W five • tn< We have got th«m In every color, to at office of association, in the Broud havo no salesmen's commissions t mouth street, Red Bank. A beauti- lands were called out about nine ten cent store,,47 Bwad slte«ty Red (hit trjo fancy of overy eyoandj at pay and our overhead is very small ful Easter «lft which carries with it o'clock this morning to fight a chim- nt 39 ccntn each. Alto lutest (heat ago; and that he had five children Street National Bank, 12 Brou music: "Let's Talk About My l-nnglng In age from a baby a few Bank, phone. Red Bank 10p8.-rAd pricea to suit the tizo of most any Btroet, Red Bank, N. J. Wo will gladly pam this Saving;or thp sentiment of tho day or bon ney firo in tho Central Baptist par. •vertltement. • , pooketbook, They have not to be to you. Let us refer you to somi bona and chocolates In effective Ens- Sweetie," "In Your Green • Hal/' ' months old to a son ten years old. •'••'•; '• E. R. Cdnover, sonago at thnt place Tho blato "You're Alwnyn a T'ahy to Mother/' .•- exactly as we tny they are when wo of tho pdoplo whom'Sio have aavei ter dress, Full pound $1.00. Two was put out beforo much damage The police refuse to state why they' Prlcti Mil therrt to you or you get another Secretary, money, atk thci.i if they are Bntln pounds, $2.00.—Advertisement. "Tuhtlaml Trail," "SWMt CliUd" suspect Clcci. I'he police have been tor Aprildeliveryll dli , WWf t offef r irc*)i horse or, your money back, which- -Advertisement. fled. So before signing any roofln had been done. nml other popular plecua at thn' unable to find anyone who admits mired coal of, best quality at the ever you prefer. The old Ely guar- contract let us tclve you an cat Enter Gift.. price of UO and 26 cr-nti,, Ol)Ulf)od having witnessed the shooting. following prices: BgBi «tove • and «hte« itlll goci. The. William .C Monty to Loan on the 1.1- R. Plan Service! in Roman Catholic Church, »t Prown-Coopor C«.'», 47 Broad' Take advan/,'.ii,'o oi our easy tc mate, without obligating you in an A goncrous seloctlon awaits your nut coal at 115.00 [ r>e* coal |lliG0. Elv estate, Holmdel, N. J. Tele- way. Phone Hcd Bank 888. Styl inspection at tlio Cozy C6rn«r Tea Eatontown, N. J.: Good l''r|day utrcot, Kcd Ilanki phone 10fJQ,*--Ad* An autopsy of Buonano'i body 50'cents extra for bagging. Fret phone Holmdel £>;—Advertltcment borrow »r.d «asy pjmo- plan i night, 7:30; apodal sermon on tho vcrtlsomont. ' . <__• . was made at Albert W. Wordon's you tiocd money. Wo nlmll bo glad Roofing Co., Rod Bank.—Adver. Room, where tempting dinners, nf- D.Wlkoff Co.. 10 WoitFront itrcet. tiscment. tcrnoon tens, hot 1 We tilt, home-miidc Crucifixion of Christ by father F»r. morgue by Dr. Hartmin of Koyport, Red Bank.—Advectltfm«nt, to wrvo'you; Investment & Rcaltj ran, pastor. Knster Sunday, Solemn * . Eaatar Cr»el)nf Card* To Purchai* Your Piano Corp,, box.207, 3| nre served smron days s. the county physician, and by Dr. fri-r.i, A. B. Dlrhan moan* tlio ut- Radio! ovcry week.—Advertisement.' high mass, 0:30. Special nmslo by In a ISIJO vtrlgty and Inconiporab}* } Caaildy of Keyport. They pro- Pr«aerv* lh* Photoirapn ; rno»t economy and Uttlng anVUfac ntt&rneyai Rollly, Qulnn & I'artons „, dcolor fo.' Garod choir. Sermon on the Foundation Bssortmcnt, HB well *» all kind qt nouno'td. death to have been du« of-your family and friends in • a Heel Bank,—Advottlsoniont. ot the Christian religion by Fothor (treetintr curds for yil gctailons «l) ' tlon. -Shruvroom, Drummond place, Zonlth, DoForrest- and. FarramI Card Parly and Dane* r 16 Internal hemorrhages caused b^ handsome, artistic durable, frame phone, 083, R*d Bank,—AdvtrtUe- Gudloy products. ' Monmouth' Ra- irivtn by Loynl Order of Mooso Farran,—AdMt Trubln « and at (ho Art Kr»« . three bulleti which • lodged In tha W« .have • large > variety, to IUI Caka'Sala, dio Sorvlcoi Bocond National Banh Tuoaday evening, April 27t|i, in the Shoppy AIIQ a lnr«fl mjort, " " lilngi, One of tha other butloti every 'picture.' Art Kraft Shopbe benefit of the Oaughtors of Amor. building;, Broad' street,. Red • Bank, Krliicl liuildlnK, Brond anil Front Rumion Firemen's Fair. " ,« favon, table cov«t», j 7fi Broad, itrcct, Red .Bank,—Ad Vlftbr1 Night at Tuitlng'i. J lei, Pride of Onward council, No July I'd to July 10th, Incluslvo, cor- . lodged In the abdomen and another 70, to bo held In< the Merchitnti Phono 1184, It. S. Johnnon, proprlfl. ntreotti, Itod Hunk- Tickets, CO ccntn. lodged In an arm. Wednesday iilglit la ilio Viclo tor,—Advertlscmeri.' .,, .' . . MUBIO Uy Plorco'n orchestra.—Ail- ner River'and Blnghimi avonuon. nlfht *t ¥att|tieV. V itrolan, Vic- Trust Co.i SaturdAy morning,'A]>r vertbcnimit. ^ }l|ggor and l)C(ter thin aver, I)ont 'Busnano Icivtt a wife and three tor ricordai pit non,' radios. 1< 3d,—Advcrtisoiuciu. , " . Brittle La,rnp*. forgot tlio liifoior you will ml*p children. Tl\« chlldr«n are ««v«n, ' Let Bob Jolmion «otv« youn t Monmoutli ultett. Itod Bank. Opofi \ Cut yoOrn nt oiir rpcclnl prtc TonSoll It ttood' llnio,—Advertltomcnl, three'nrid' two ysan'oid, The fu- problirna for you. Moiifflouth .... tonlght.i-*Advertl«om«h-' Donl Fnri«l Yoitr FrlanJ $1.00 complete, , this week only from Wlnfleld WhlteV m»rk«t gar- •rural w«a held yiitordty at Urrtoon dlu 8irvlc», Secowl Natlpntl B«nk In n««d. Go to tlie flromoii'n fall Whlln enamt) kitchen Bsnltnry ro dens lit LUtlo Silver, Whltc-Poch, SlsnJ For Rent. B«*d *tr««t, tttdl Dunk. •t RurntQn, July ZJ to 10th, Inclu On State highway, Estontown at the Jh'ouit and burial vu made at - R«ltaUr*nt onptacle* at .11.40. . Prown-Coopei Inc.—Advcrtln«m«nt. On S 'Mount OUwtuMiny ' ' | • •'It. 8. Johpiion nd tearoom. Mt(i\a avenu«, Ri ailve. DanQina; every night, A BOO Go,, 11 Broad itroet, RoJt D*nk^ omio»ltlt o l'lll d(lt 0 .,— ichton dafly, with » tlni kiund^Advertlaement Adv^rtlaemant. _ , / , Typewriter M*ln « lal tfoilar dinner on Sundays Typewriters rontod, bought nml h fjoM JtSiOO to SlQO K M>—Adv»r- Htllion Maid* Lkitini. ' . Rainbow Ball April 14th nold Trtibln'*, 58 Broid itreot, Rod A. V, Gregory, 10 '.Vlil'.o ttroe At St. Jam«»'« hull, Rod Hank. Bank.—•Ady- «wm Rri ^ «1««W« ftmi.'MP,*^*i? t^'V*^-'**S^rT r> NuMwTm»?i Mldtutjl ttj JJily of Rumioo Die4 EttOBtown Flr«m«n-CaU«ilOut (or &$Mn ;::(;;:,li»'.Af«:x>f'SV CAJBi pAUMGARD'S ; IS ;. ;>li^ JiiSfi. M8ry,R-Mpiire,.wlfi olMati The girls' bssl^tball team of "the SoldJers:»tFortMonmoatb, for- Ml*" Yottn*. »nd^«n«t;llI>fi.J9«ta*lt achl J.-;Moot?, .wholJilted on tbeMidaietown township high school of _ beauty.,. W|U, «»]l ohwjiv to-iomt on* nionipTiMti ¥hutsday at ;4Se lilipnp g merly Cartp'ValliHtai-tcda.flre yes. whq wilt Blve him 0, gioi( *oine.,, Apply;; Mri .B»uhig«rd P«M«d AWiy road leading iroin Red Batik to Leonardo defeated.the glrjs';team Harry A. Bounty. Wayalde, W. j; i.: ~ ; *t; Branch hojpftalfl . 'H He ^had: been p ? ! of Red. Bank Friday afternoon, thus terday. to burn' dead grass on'sev- ^Mi^l^gi 'l Lut WMW W«t Everett,' died from 'a cbhiplic«tlo.n •.-. -K : ,BARN«F0R'SAwEi,.'.":;..,• ;•!• .-•.-:.•'.'•:• patlentBt the'^otpitai onljr' four' eral .fields;.on tie; camp" grqtjnds Xumbtr oart is UIKI fo(chi|jk»n,i«o»e Hospital »l Montclair—A 6tt«t of diseases Sunday, She had been obtajnlni*,;-revenge', for -a'-defelst days; -Mr. jDaly.'was seyfih'tjr" years. which was, inflicted on Ltc-n&rdo by near Eatontpwn. JTha ftelda;»« to or, _a»S«^ wnt'aell..wa«one%leiv Bunue)' -Worker for Leonardo. ... tiek-ik a longrtirae,lti : ghb;\f»s boin.iin Coillnl, nUMwanlp road, near" MWdletowfl lijlii i J d ")iy*)iyd .at jRintisojnt n ..over Red Bank several ^weoks" ago. At be planted In vegetables for the use > Carl 'Baumgard, a summer, real* Ireland•67-yeard67 s aga snd,came ;tt» station, ahona 700-M.. MldJlelownr -,, ^ twenty years'.;"HVhad_'becn>Aga"HVh p the:end of'tto regular playing time of thq,fi>ldlers.,f^S^rqna ^he fiw ...-.- ' , ;FURNISI!EP ROOMH dcrifir and had been employed on^a dent of Leonardo "the past ten years, jhis 'country'when' she-was' a/girl. th« score waatied, each team haying the flretarned iii in; «lem;»ndt«e, (aelnc Broad atreeti convenient to buiihcii died very unexpectedly early lues- She.had lived.iri thls-locality forty escMon-and-^trslsn-buniM-'jiias rjoor,- 'lr.of:places-on::t.lf9HumH s 1 eljsKteen'^^jfplntt"^v^vr«4Aiii'iiU>'!t« ETttoatown '^remen^ftSesjiqnded. Meals If dtilreJ. -Apply Knfihf. In day morning of last week at a hos-years. . Mrs. Mpore Iqaves a'davgh r noom, 1 «1 .-Broaa atrect. Bed Bank., ••! oiSi ;5e".was not marriedV-: He 1 trapBrlodwas then'apreed on, ant}Xhey had: nothing to flo^ hftwevor,at ««/ I»B, Utf'M ahWi«6?ft -inonth pital at Montclair. Mr. Baumgard's tor, 'Mrs. Frapk ;H,.Harvey ^-whs astha. ilire was being ,*carefully a,t:.Xtti Haven.r; Wank'«ilford,v5aff°Hs ••;:•••:•:•;•. .;H0VSETFOR SALEr^-,;{;.•••,:•,; leaves a brother, Patrick F. Daly of Winter home is at Montclair and he lives .at home, and tiro sons, M»l- the players and, spectators became ven.y.J..phoit«~B»d:Banf-118t. -*v , Bevea room'house/for-aals on Lelfhton Rumsou; 'arid ' a' sister,' Mrs; ?llen wildly excited as \bt ball hovered w-atohe4 \>j soldiers ani.Was I i MILKMAN V^VWi-BD.v-'j; avenue, near Herbert atHctl on riverianklv ; was tal^en to a hospital therei for; acbt Moore," Jr., t>f'Red Bank,' and : : ; dftaitoU Wats* and sn,, For luitther- purtloulan .'in- yy jy .) Marshall of Kidgefleld Park.: iThe a" slight operation. The operation John H. -Moore of Bradevelt. Th» first _«,t one goal hoop »»d,,then: the >«» f»«W.ta-llye-JB'teiianB hbuie-i ana quire at at Lelthton;«venue,.BedjBanki_- v k;'«Hi Btmlt |1oBiai je'ol3* Sndother ailments devel funeral fr»s'.h,dd" Saturd'sy rt.6r.nj|ng was"•successfully performed and funeral was: held this mornlrig at other. Leonardo- at lait mansged S. Phona H0USEKEEP1NC APARTMENTS. at St. James's church. ;A high mass Mr7Baumgard seemedTb be well on St.-JSBes'setorchr'Rev. John B. taring one of-the hoops-and-th« :.-;-One-to four room«, lurnlihtd or untar< of requieni "vvas chanfed.' by;" Eev7 whistle blow, ending the game with" • Preferably with _»tlvat« fsmUy In Hednlahedl on Kfewrnan Scrim* rbad.-over- the road to recovery. Only half an McCloskey chanted a high miss of : He»dd«nV Corner Mnei BulnV Baa*, JsnVor nesr.Fa.lr Haven. Addtesa Soom looking Shirewsbury.ttver. Apjly KhlfhtV John . B. McCloskey. The'-'burial aiscora of >$6 tp, 18i In favor j)t and Board. drawer-M. neABahk,,*:.,<• ;.• Tea Beorrl. 161v Brosd street, Bed Bsnk, ppd, her hour before he died his family left rcijuiem.- The,burjal:>yas mtfa «1 ball Soason Trluninhtntly. death; and ..lbs passed was made-at Mount OBVet cpm& hig-bedside very much encouraged Mount- Olivet' cemetery.f. . . .}..•••!Leonardo. The; Leonardo girls were ,„-,. .iMAN.WANTED.;^..., . greatly ,'elatei bverfliisiyict'ory;. It The Headden's Corner OPlrktes be- - tSimbtleici houses near BhtewWurr river, ••. Man wanled; tp dp- general' fann work; HUVM^hout- knowing that he had over, -his apparent improvement ''•»''"'»'•" ' 1100 w, ,EdwsrdrHsyes, Ohursh street, steady employment? A foUrvrooni house , fitHykZi'Mri. Whelan died at,the age was,their'test'Jtajne'oitlie season. gan their baseball season vlctdr,lous- EslrHavca; phone RedBsnk 408, n,..- •and_usual .privileges. furnl»h«d.'''APli!?J. Shortly-after they returned hotae B. Rtts.:-J^^aona'-Miaahtoien'«>•/•*»;"••' .years and lira, Whelan wai they, received a telephone message !y Sunday by' defeatinB,th'e River- DIED OPJ5RATI0H, side Drive Cubs by « score-, of 11 pn Stats" hlehway, Eslontown, oppoilte MS'ioU *':• ::••:::,:•-..':i-.';. ..' that Jlr. Baumgard had died.; Un- 'YVA FEW iiaro»tl;.; Grant; 05 .Msl»' itreet, ^ Whelan wer« lorn ejepected- contolications had'ensued to 10 in a hard foughtreoe-stwcdi\-, own., phone .»<»<,. Katonto»n. »U mnovem.ntii ftu DANIEL : D. HUNT'S DEATH test, with first one team "and th«n injreland. ' When he \ya» s" young WELL KNO\VN REPyBLlt Atf m .that tfiort 3pte» of time and had Mra. EUwbeth ^vinNoti te;f Fair .•.'.,":.:. ,\ .MAIP WANTED••>•• - XiUker; phoat Keamburg, 16-F.81. produced- a -speedy death.- • •'. MOURNED BY VILLACE. • ; the other Hading. • The • players- on fer 8»nsral novnonorVf.-twd Tri It ..,«_,..„*.-Whelan was'-employed as DIED AT k - Haven Died Yoitorday. ; ' -•• Jmafl house In .Shrtweburr j, 110 NBW-HOUSE FOR SAUltr""' " Mr/'Baumgard was BO years'old the winning nine are Leo' Snyder, i } , Six co»y trooms.. niodern lmtinia Mr. Whelan Mr large, Pretty spotion Shrewsbury river.'suit- the coun'ty tax board, died- of heart Leonardo residents who bought'the the Long.' Branch' hosptysl latter an Bank..', Sha' waa - taken > to the hos- — -—--is* — ,. - • —T*"f-». .- ^*m l-;i4»|'(viviitviivil able for private-'In'Ututlon orboardlnj waiiemployed on .Judge Abram I. *«». II*. SS,:,-Bossb;trj'i:, JU«WonmoBth houia; subject to leaie of tenant. Walter troublo at h'is home at"-Wfckatunk Co.np.ver Beacon property and com-opcr'aton, ,fpj appendicitis^',,'^the pital;'arid died tKqr&'shortly after- atreeit, phone iOUM,.Had. Bant. '-•,•'• •Elkus'u estate on Tower,Hill, He 1 J. MHIi.'Mln.ttm; Lane. Fair Haven, ^ N. J, v ward; 'She leaves, a; soil, Wiiliam WANT ADVERTISEMENTS, rttiredi from active work a few Sundaynight He hadbeeh-inpoor munity house -where the Civic In- operation vis- said to -nave- been t auc- ,.-. ••*-* OARAQE FOR RENT - I > .... OUR HOME-MADE . ,...,,- _NINE HIGHWAY LOTS. «3.«00i. J: «t 41 audioh avuiilt, Bed -Bank.' BocoaftUV: «nO, .\anllla' jereaM pue, -They ago. . Mr. and Mra. Whelan health for some time but was seri- terests Association holds .its meet- cessliil, but computations, devel- TV VanNotie of.Fair"Haven,- and'. B, «re worth, trying.., Jjd'a .Oandy, Sheqpipe, . Eist aide state hlghwar, near Zoolotlcal. ings:" •-•"'•• • •-•• .„ . ••- sister',". Mrs.; Mary .Hulsei ;«fr New CQBfJSTAtkS t>m 3AI». 4!-A Monmoatli atfoet, Red Bank.'"-. Park; good bMslne.sa -location* Termslf de- " worker* in the affairs ously sick for only a week.;::•': ;. oped whiohproyed-fatal. - c •• J. Henry Vlnlng. Tlnton Fall.. N. J, sired or five per cent discount for 'cisli. . MrrHerborj; was in his 6'frth year ' Mr. Baumgard had always taken , Mr.: Hunt is [survived by his wife, Yj>r,k, -5He' had lived at Faif: Hav- _, HATCHINGVEOOS FOR• S... , Lee Morrli, 30 Tonor HU1 avenue. Bed of St, James's church. Mr. Whelan TEAMS TOR HIRE. . ^^ Barred Book. Duck, etraln, alx etfnti etc' Bank. •,.•'.-•-•. •';.,. . ••- ...... -..'•. .. ' arid Was borft in this seiitittn, where i-deep-ahd-active-interest-in-the who before her marriage was Miss en. -forty. years; and.was a, member Parmly'Parlc. Bamion. N. J. Fhbn« 877. i,y tsi]fcin^ei_>|_ne,Tre»>irt4; 1O?_R_1S a-member of St. James's Holy t T T -W"AITRE3S-WANTEI>." and-Mr's.JWielatuwa» i-yiB-alwaysiiy.ed.—At-one-time-hf. r betterment of Leonardo.. He had a yS Ofth87Da7ughtelsofIiBer{yTo3gefthDhfIi 7 SEVERAL FINE. CATS AND "KITTENS' TUrilrl.-X^.-^rTersoy06tt, s':MecfcM. J.', V Walttes's'.wanted, colored, Southern pra disposition -which won many friends' want homti; tlio tfogi. Phono Bed Sink •-•- - was a'prominent figure m Republi- The.funeral, •will; be Jjeld',at half-' : .:, (erred. Molt be enirgetlo, quick, worker was a'prominent figure m Republi- eaves a son.Daniel Denyse;Hunt, B»9.'•••.• •• .'.••.• .';:.- ':•'•.•.'..' '•:•.•••. • ••• ;r o( the Eosary society : for hinu. His liberality with regard : •- Girl for ;«en«tal- hn,aieWirts )lf W'bb' fth ^A xmiTch..< Burial ^i- at " OARAGES FOR-HENT;.;••.. .. Goodrchaniy, blyhorie.'.a^vtn j«ar, old j well -known. Ten years ago -,he • Hi. 0. S,, Bpcolal, eneallent condltlom 41hd niany friends.' .'____. whHt'iarpopolarly k^ Hunt is sjrWved by"hi&"paie'ntsland -Spict for two.can. At 50 Eatt Front' work ilnjle and double; free driver. 0. fully equipped] all :Tew rubber! any, dem- boughought -ththee Pratt residencrese,e; ^ itKtt. Hei Bank; ,,'. . '. '." E. na,vla,Ta» Rlvoralda avenue, n»d Bank, on»lr»,t|pfi. .Bee chaulteur at sarags.Slmt neral of Mrv-Whelan was tlewal nf^ •farmeij'fT-Bnd^he.t%Ya' s also by' two sisters .'"and-five BrptHera. nons's estate, .patterson avenue,. ahnws. Washingtoit n avenue at, Leonardo, •. SCARF LOST. -.-.- ._,•-. •-.,. --:;JOR'SALE..v (.-•-•• .•-.-.,. held Friday morning at St. James's widely known (is' the "Bard.' of Wick* Tho 'Blste'rj'anld'ljirotheri,arp,'Mrs. CLCB'POINGS. . Blue tllk nctrf, flowcrej boriltr. • Ford coBpa^ody, Very reuonable,-. for bury. M.'J; •-••,•••• ••: • '-.,.••.; >>• ;>-.-. •' • I atunk.",. His/farm was a show place and:?',had; since summered; there: Edward.; Wfson' and'/^WilliamJand Red Ba»fc;-I4»g»J.:.:..:-.-.r.>. ..,'•••-••..••-.•-•- want of aPacs ,Oalllaft«r:.o:0P JVM. F. _'i.j_.. ij.,FARM-FOR SALE.- ,- T— r- cl>urch,""witli', a -ttglg t 'mass' "of Ir : T .. ^ty School Head-^Coming J. Kelly. U4/M»innioutli atreet'lied Bank, Small .farm., -alrout twelve ' acrei,. near ih'that"sectio'nsT" ~"' .".""' ~'~?' Hi3'deathHs mourned, by. the whole :' • OARAOE FOR KBNTT Atlantic Highlands and Red .Bank; four' FGwibyb " TtevTt . "Thomas:F."~KifkThKi . "-, .••'•'•'.'-. District ConvonttpW. •••"." • •' Oarazi for rent at CS .WhUeitreeVBcd Although; an active 'Republican village, and a number of ;Lepftatdo Wilson of .Adelpjiifff-^rrnan -Hiirit Bank. thonelllT. -, • ' . Man- wanted^ to do aom« 'John'.Bi.Mc'Closkey; chanted a high : 911 Broad atreet. Red P»nW. , Call W»mlha«. room; electricity .'tarnished; reasonable fice after 'his first appointment by widow and. three children. Tne chil- parent^ and assisted;' his father in- home 'for boys, at- Ja'meabvirg'at ^ yly at lialixccqtte. CainptcUU Junction. rent. Mrs. Walter Pomphtey. BlaSk folnt , VnttMoi.requienv Burial was made : ' ..; HOUSE FOR REST, , , ;-.,,. dren are'Arnold/ Gertrude and Herr moetingu Friday- afternoon , at the FOR SALE. :• ' • L : road,'Itumflon.'N. * ' • ! Governor Jprt; On the'iaOoard dairy farming..: 'He''laid, been .*- Beta b«tr .carriage ia e««ll«nt condl- 167 Hudson -avenue, seven roome and ;:>'t;" Jfount Olivet cemetery. Mr. r : -WANTED. •, ha represented; tha farming, inter- bert- Baum'gaid of Leonardo. ;"'..•:..-.'..- Woman's'clubhouse;.atvRed Bank." tlon; reaaenable. Phflne Red Bank 1088.- bath;' all* Improvement*. Apply to 159 ;'.'WKeTafn leaves a sister, Mrs. Mary member; bf;the' Reformed. Hudson avc.nue, of'85 White itrect. Bed -'Young. Isdy,' high school, gr^duate,.age- ests and while'jia. declared hiihwlf a of Colt's "Neck since 1912 "aria" he Thei meeting;, was well ,attciided and EGGS FOR HATCHING. "Bank."-"..'. '• ' . .' - • - ' : •' '-.- 18 to SIS, wanted to learn prlntertclegraph 'Hughes .'of 'Watcrtowri, Massachu- Rhode Iilmd Ecda, live canta-taeh. ' - - saroe_basis -as_pn.other -nEPPEeiidj. EormerJ Register Employee Died plub of -which - Sirs., K.' L:': Millar is for utrvlca; onfarm etXlflcroft; f«n ja.OO. • HOUSE AND" LOT FOR SALE ^y OF YOUNG WIFE, -.'I Christian.- Endeavor-'society of -the K. M. WjekofT, phona .794-f-Sl, Middle- In Treehold, corner' South street And Slate . ;Er!d«y in Hir 64U» .Ye«r. "";: : JMr., Herber,t'';hiid fr.eqyently. ,ex-; chtirch'. _veryone who ;kiieW'. him chairman." ' ."' , .;. ...t.'.- town. .. . •'• i, -' ,.'•',:.- ,.-. ' ; - .• : : hlglmsy, route .Hi eultable lor • drivn-in Mn.-Wdter CtTiile Paused Away pressed a desire! to retire atom office Charles J. Sawdey of Red Sank . . J WANT TO BUY' gas aUtlont- lot CCxlSO, with 15- feet ad. speaks-well-of-Jhimi-Heiliad^'nirld, .-.•Tha.. third district convention of BUICK SUBURBAN FOR SALE. Five «r all room' houto'for five of elx ditlonal.. M, :A. Foner, 16S, South, atreet, • v'lii.J.;];'•>. Her 3Sth_ Year. • ••; • ' ' iutth"e'oth?r.rnembers pf'.tlre board, died Friday at the Bonnie: ;Bu'rn cheerfull'disposition;Bndm;any;.-ster- women's clubs at; OceaS Grove will ' A 1025 modal; alitt 1917 Klsjtl tedtni Ui««Mn4'.4o)l|ara..' Wrlte-O, 0.'Dir]htl4 Freeholili M. J., '. 1 ; . -" ; C^arlea E. Sealon'.'ia'Maplt' avenue, Bed! . : "MriAjna Carlile'^wife of Waiter sanitarium at Scotch .Plains,: where; 1 Rlverildd.avenue, or phona" lelf'- ealizing" hia "better knowledge bi Hiigr qjiaiities of ichRrac'ter.- 'Seldom boheJd^Wednesday, April 14th', and Banlc;- •' . - ' •'. ..•:>.;.•.>••'.' -. ...•-. Bank.-.v. I . O»rHle of-KatontoWn, died-last Fri- farm condonsconditions,,- urgeg d -him to he had been a patient a month. His has • Colt's.. Heck - shown as .riiu'ch it is expected thafa'niimber.of Red BOY'S. .CLOTHING FOR SALE. •••• >' HOUSE FOR RENT.',:: ,1 •; Five room house, cellar, telephone, elec- ;• *(J5sf ifter' a short . sickness. • Shemain on the board. According to death was due to'a complication of Boj'a gray overcoat .and Bray aalt for Sevan tootn)houae,'-bath,>"mo3«ni' Im- tricity. hot.a|r.'h"cat{ beautifully secluded, grief over, the Jpss; of a iesident, Bankers will be •present. .-' An • all- •a].: iU» 14. - Writs O. 8./ drawer^ M, S.d near State' road; station and beach j rent p^in; her 85th "year and she/was a he. law Mr.'Hb ill 'disease's:.".. Mr. Sawdey'was' em-i proyeinertti.- near >allroa.d>'tati6n.* Tartlc- reasonable. John- Sakewlts, Belford,- N. J. Mr; Hunt's.death.."was mqurned by day session will be held.) : '•'•.'.-• >'- Bank.'.;'.:.; '.'•,'•:•'•'- ';'-'•'• •• * ' ' ulars Innulre at'48 • Oakland atrect, ,Bed Phono Krtnaburg 67.F-S1..'••.>,• Bank;*, • '•• ..- • • •}••' , '• .: • ., • - • the. btfard•;': ployed, as a printer bnJChe Kegistei; : B ;; \daugHterof Samuel Youmans of the whole village and; he had -.a host ' • ..".". 'us''* .," •'•''• .'• • "' MIDDLE A6ED WOMAN WANTKD f " cow FOR SALE. : , • -.;• •' vEatontown, by- -whom she is.'sur- composed of two three years and lie ,was"com5~ellW of :frjterYds a't.dth'erlpla.ees who~ we^re to keep 'hoast-^nd-cara-for ielderlr ladyi •-•;-•(-•• 3EM1.BUNGAL0W • 1 •.'<«•.-, •', : B DEATH OF HENRY R; HlfBBARD no cooking. Address H,,'drawer M, Bed'with "all roohlii, TOTlmptoVCrteaWr«af«ge; . A good-family 'cow,' two and a half-years tafgive up .his position " "seven' : "lyivedi 'Sha leaves a" daughter Dor- BepubHcapufi n yhen. Democratic goygy- saddens:i "by Ms unexpected ,endl_." DanV. ' ." -•-•." '.- ''.•'-• ' •• ' • choice locationi- Ifl.BQ-O. L. S.-Boaeberry, old; Jerseyvand'GQerniey breed; milks g «.'MH»»^ '2L*t*t **eHW~»*° TWA AlhAtt TrTArYij : Sjhjrj;W)3 three sisters and a broth rno'ris'irroris i ^ The -other..mom. . months ago, "o'n. account .'it p°°r The funeral'was Sefd:last7$hur'si r|e,.; wsr » ;5on"'. of/Ui« "L«\ia> :"i>r; • FORD COUPE FOR SALE. 86 Honmouth atreel, pKoht 20a<-M, Red now eight Quarts: a day: fresh .October jrj;W),3 three sisters and a broth -Bank.' " . ', ;.. • '•;•'. . •-. • ... '. 21>t, 1026. -T* J, Csiler, Port Mpiimouth, ers'of"Theiiiiard'ard: "AlbertrL. Jlealtji. • vjHe- was a patient'-at the Good' rubber, paint moohanlcallr per- ,ajr at|he'H.uht>Konicstcad,i'wlth f. CBarTeaDuiibiircl efff'Red- Bank.' fect; 19Jj.mo.de '"-* N. J.; phone Keanaburg 003-M. ^er^/Tha sisters and brothers are : ,FOR SALE... •--.-. > .'•..•' FOR SALE. , Ivins'; 9f Red iBank and JamesvFury Allerivfood hospital six: months and aerinoiij by'vSev.' D. tet'ey-' Doylei Henry R. Hubtard "of '.Washing - Bank, ' •' •''.'. ••-••• . Slx;halr mattreasea for Blnelcbtde, alze '•-• .Mrs,; Jsabelle Allen, Mrs. Henry Beautiful homo on river bank, ,twelve if AsburyP.ark. ;. '-v .''.-..•... ••.- from there he was taken .to tho san- • ..- . FOR SALE. '.- ';•.'•• 3:6xa:of'; tKq", ybiwg "ma'n.ii '• There Charlef Hubbard, died last Friday dfti. N.-J.- .•'-"T^-.—. .. .-•... :»C* ..^•.',- .' .'; -' 'WFWC' etrtet. ;phone Tted Bank aonl-ti. 1 • ;»;'tthe.' funeral was Tield yesterday Matawan and of tfie Monterey hotel d'cji's. funeral. home.: The funeral were rrtariy .-floral'; tributes,• inclild^ -from',- injuries...which he ' received i. -..'• -,.'. .WANTED,.':. .. , _\J . NEW HOUSE FOR SALE;; ;' : at Asbury Park'r Bfe leaves a broth- was hold yesterday morning' at St. Second-hand' ^braa lawn'nbwef wanted. Seven rooms, everything' modern: not ^fiftprnfton at the house, with a ser- irj^ wreaths..from ' the Christian three weeks' previous while - ert- Mri. Georsi W. Manion, W Ttten place. nt; water-heat, tile bsth, fireplace, iun porch, Bank.. ;injo»-hy Rav. Harry VanCleaf, pas- er,. J.ohil :W.; Herbert: o" ^ejv.. Xwi, James's church with a high mass of Endeavor society and 'th.T'Bewlrigr ployed in the Edison plant. Ho was Bail Bank. ' - ••-' ;' ". ' ''••:,. oak floors.'largo twa.car s-orsge; good lo- nd two sisters, Mrs. Katei Kelly arid requiem by Rev. John B. McClos- 51 years old and he leaves, a Wife ••.,,. HOUSE FpRi RENT. .- ; ^^ FOR SALE OR RENT. cation. D., W. Martin, real eitate,. 2iO •tor-yv_ the Eaton town Methodist club. qf; the Reformed'chBrcH, The on Drummond avenue;' fiv«- rqatn*.'' Mra. Bbc room house,'water, electric; 1L..^-. Ee.»t Front street.. Red Bank. *hone HtB. Hisi; •Jbarti:Jiea;bert, .who liiv.e.r.at key. She burial was made at Mount and. four childrenv The, funeral on Third itreet, Fair Haven, near Hanco .. 'church. vMrs, Carlile.f'nd been a 1 public- school* at ColVs 'Neck- was Charles CmwfortJ, t& Prummond*. avenue, hqmfc; .''j;];e . funeral will.lp ieW»t Olivet cemetery. Mr. Sawdey was Bed Bank. • .,, '.- • ••' ;•',' • r , , . road. For- particulars call. Red Bank WANTED. . ijregHlsr'.jattendant at. th'at church closed half a;, day; Thursday .as 6.was' held Monday..-,a*.Washington K8S.J,•..'.'.•• v'. ,!.:.•';..- .--.; ' ,-,...- :. his"iate''h6me'at three o'pWcIf .thjs 63 years old. He was born at Hub- and burial was made' there: A I NEED A CARPENTER.: .• • Allikerfor six 'cowi'or cneneetio man to Aih marriage. Che.was a mark' of respect fbr.'. Mr. Hunt. Reliable man ,-irho«B work 1« accurata and - ' '. REAL ESTATE'FOR SALE,..-. • work,, around the-.place. Asilatint "to" W of St. Luke'k s Methodist afternoon Jrt.'charge of -Rev. G. L,bardsvillc, New Yorlr. He-leaves a Many of the pupils were "aithe' fu- nurnher'of Mr. Hubbard's Red Bank ntat; plenty, of work. O.'.U 0.. drawer It, A -nice lot JSOiUO feet, .viltb, all 1m- 'gardener,' Must be encrgetlo and scod na- ""•aimer of Marlboro. ,.' Vv.... widow-Alice,, a son, Raymond Saw- relatives' and friends attended the Bed Bank. - - - •• '• •••' • • .„ proveinen'ti; on'- ^Vestslde-.averuis^.- itvod turcd. . Apply Pr, 1 Y. V. Anderson, ;'«htirCho£Lone Branch. There was 1 neral. Burial was made at Atlantic bariatn; iFrcd H,rAyers,:R•;••:-:; 'iAmpti:attendance at the funeral cemtery at Colt's Neck. The. bear- funeral. , .-• • .:.— . ' put the kiddlet' namta on. y.our -«jra; at "~ EEiECTHfCAL FIXTUREST 1 Why buy them by mall! Wo have best OF.YOUNG A|OTHERT stepson, Richard Martin,; who lives • • . •' , — i a» . , an hour'a notice. '.42-A' Monmouth atrcet, FORD SUBURBAN FOR SALE.:, Oy fine floral tributes,'in ers were Norman vSickles, Hilton A 1021 Ford auhurbaa tit sale. In. good styles and .quality at aame prices. - Com- it home. -,.'••• ...;..' n Sned Bed Bank. :- •• ••'•' ' •••-'. 7<;}udlnB'orie from the seventh grade and Lester BennetVWarre " " running: 'condition, Fttce. tlsHt to ..ty lo«d>'ot ashes and ^Aeplnwall ' pjjtato 7 planter • with, fertiliser f Wiliin'm C; Lawrence 'JOJ Ruinioin her; daughter,'; Mrs. Ho^fird 'Apple-' : •;" '•-'• NURSE. ''.' •" ten. ladda of-tep-. aoll. taeirvered tin--Bed J^Mrs. Carlile.was » biom- Mra. Frank Toner, Formerly of 1&iA Exttrtenced.'priptlcal.nurse; will take ten l attachmfnt;-walklns 'cultivators and two died p5 5(10X10101111 . last;, Thursday gato: of Haddon Parfe' 'pn - fcast Bank,Bank; Pht>ne ,860-W, Xbunday «r Friday grass seed sowers for ssle. Apply J, B. ' ^ Sons and Daughters of Binlr, Died «t Newark. confinement and oth;r coid. rhona Rum- ft on;' '''' vr - vt-y - —— Bu«, Jr.i phone Mldai»towng7»-F-«». after a> sickness lasting :<>niy ten Well .Known. Long BrincH 'Man Front street,-died yesterday at the. ion S3S-B. • ' ,'•., , ..'..,->:'• : bjtyy;' lodge of Long Branch and days.', She had been, confined to her Mrs. Catherine E. Toner, wife of FLAT FOR,RENT. > • -, .-, ,„ GARAGE. FOR RENT, > v • B.EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ';-. SicU LeJ» Th«n'« Week'.-;..., ago of 10 years. Besides Mrs.' Fire 'propf .^cem^nt garage for rent, on ,'cA nice",bunipeea, lot between Red Bank t jnenibers of that lodgp acted as bed a week. Mrs. Lawrence was Frdnk Toner of Newark, formerly : All Improvements. Apply to Andrew Mechanic itrcet. hear Throckrnorton, ave- Alvin' B. Cfanroeir, a .member' of Applegate she leaves four other Otarella, n Monmouth itro.(. Red. Bask, and llcsdden's Corner, onVright .side .of rena, The, lodge conducted / a thirty years old. She. "leaves' two f Red Bank, die'd of pneumonia nue. B. Flnkchteln, 12 Wcit front alrtet, Hlgiiway, solng north; 50x232 feeti fronts he, CrahmBr-Tillotsori lumber'com- children, nftcenfgrandchildren and phone ft4g. a' ^- : Bed Bank. ' on, highway. Pr)co Sl.OOO. Fred H. 'al the grave at, Glenwood hildren,' "'.Virginia' arid •• Dorothy Sunday. She was 22 years old. Mr. . .STRAYED. -• pany of • Ia home-of Mr. Toner's parents, rMr. Company, 05 First avenue, Atlantic Hlgh- .'. FURNISHED,ROOMS. .,:,.'. ; -Jf Oflducted a service at the house. was thought ne woiild iecover. Mr. Died in Her 79lh Ye.r. Two' Itirnlahed rooms for rontf- with, the or army asddle and bridle/wanted-alio., sister, Mrs. -George -HoltVdf Rum- nd Mrs. William Toner Of linden l«nJ». N. J. . - • -, privilege ot light houieike'eplng; In private Call Dr. V. V. AnOereon, shrewsbiry. E Phone Red! Bank 1684, ••'«<••:•;• .7 . m.m.—: . on, and two brothers, Philip Rob- ilace, Red Bank. The funeral was Cfannie'r was 45'yearsold andliad Miss Lizzie Mulliher pf Little , • • Q1RJL- WANT P!' • ' family.'Apply 55 BetKen Place, Bell Sink. : : rHone-HicIw." • •-• ?-' , *#<'•WHOLE • VILLAGE MOURNS. rts of Morris Plains, Ney?. Jersey, eld-.this morning at St. Rose of been , connected with the firm an Silver, aged '78 years, died from a Cor general bouaaworiit no, laundrr. , At-' which ho wns a partncr_fbr-'rAany lantio hotel, Fair Haven, f. J., phone . HOUSEKEEPER WANTBD..,', and.William,Roberts of,Springfield,- Ljnia''church at.Freehold. A high complication '.of diseases Monday. Red Bank.Md '. ;• '-. • •.-''... , • • -TrlbTlt* of Lore, and Reipect No child: white woman, aged from: 23 far Massach!i5qtt5.'-. Mrs. Lawrence wan- mass-of-requiem was chanted by years;,.. He.'waj prominent An busi- The funeral will be ;held atthree FURNISHED ROOM JO LET. td 50 yeaYl, in a wlddwer's home; 'only UndorWII, ness 'and.fraternal circles and'held Nicely furnished! one -block from Broad' one to'wait on 1 a jood home,"- Seal Beayea, ainember of St. GeorgcVfiplscQpal- ^i.F.rcdarick Klvelitz, The burial o'clock tomorrow afternoon- at tho street; for KanUcmta, only4 ,23 " " n«Wcgat..;J»i:J.'i'' v •' ' '?!•'.••»•• sates amounted. to over f'.vvu, .1 -c! iUltsifuneral of Mies'Lois Under- hurch of Rumson. For a number was.made at Freehold. Mrs. Toner membership'' in "several organiza- house and Willbe conducted by Rev. road, Red Bank. ., -, 7 .....'.,'' SEED 5WEET CORN-'FOR SALE. Theodore Stllwell,. Everett. N. J, - • - • hilli her late horns at Eatontown tions. His, parents ahd one brother, FIFTY WHITE? LEGHORN CHICKENS " Golden Bantam' and Country Gentleman i . F/ROPERtY OWNERS,,,. if years she taught school at Rum^ was born at Scoboyville and Was a Carroll Mi Burcli 'of Shrewsbury, 1 W; Thursday was marked' by a survivs hlrrf,, -..,.•;•'• '••" for aale eheaPi ".«J>o| four^-r.plga. 'John sweet cor/i'»aisl for'aale.l >J, C. Handrlck- ' Now Is, Ue time. to list your property '^fet The bearers were George '..'.•• Died Last Week. • , ' Richard Johnson of Kingston, New twenty years.- He leaves a^ widow R_. F. P.. R«d Banklank, jtOVd^tAt^FORiAlfc: Jersey, died last Wednesday at the Mary,' and'three ^.sons and two '•-.•. • Martha L. Hunt.- - 15"xl«7 feet Will sell all or.psrt. On or 160 per month; walking distance from ^rftihcott, Clarence Plgage, Geftigc ..Pefcr'tn.'L'angler of FniF.Haven, Advertisement,'-.'" ~ , TRUCK,WANTED: - Church atraet, • MWdleUiirji, e|ose to. do- station;-good residential section,' east of l homo of her daughter, Mrs. Abram daughter*;:. The.,i;Wldxen Bre ,'^u-. Ford,or Chevrolet, one-ton,iMlh sneefl railroad; raapocilblt, mined couple, ewm- fH.' VanWihcklc, Edward lvins, need 2R-jeari, tion of-Graco'arid pot, a Urea and ehuichil. . Addraia It. Ii. Davison of Monmouth street, dolph. Oohl, 'Jr., of. Red -Bank," and. ot over one.7«ar.o|il. Arldiels C. L. O drawer M, RedTlank. ViuUrs. ,.;F«rtkula;» In first letter. Ad- George Mosby and Stanley Robert?. Philip; Langler' of Rivcf.sltle.'.'8riyc, 1 1 . ); > C«r4of'Th,aplii. "- drawer M.' Raa- fiank,-' - vv -v • '• • '• dress Paul A. WscarolT. 17» ,-riiiehuril with ,whom she had been' staying Florence ^ Jtfary 'H. , ..William and' - WANTED. . - , avenue. Apt. 2-0- Naw York.% Y. _ :>j6hil J. noshek, Jr., the Princo- In Midtllctown township',;died sud- -By this nuthod'I desire to thank Tour IM tlree, he»rly"n»Vl Hupmollle) the past five months. Her doath Charlos Oehlof Jersey, City. .The the: Red Bank 'fire, 'department for K competent ilrl for coneral boueswork 1 tourlna?,' needs llttK jrertlti, eh»sp, R. ^lrf'^d In whose car Miss Un denly last Thursday fronfii hcrrtbr- rauil be sjood- cook; no laundrr work. Sehwehr, Blnjham, avenue ~ «ri(J Church HANDY MAN WANTS PUCE. was due to x complication of dis-funersl. was- held - yesterday after-' Its tiromptness and efficient work in fhans 168, Bail BaakW/^^ -' •' killed in an sccido'nt, rhage.' "Ho had been in pobr licnlth • tr«»t. Tlutnion. N. J.' ' *' . ' SlMdy Industrltua middle aisd man, eases. " Mrs. Johnson was 86, years noon .at the'hpuso and Was conduct- extinguishing the fire that threat- , *,000 WANTED. ^•IWg those a( the funeral. several \vcbks.'_ He wac engaged in : white, esp»l)le of tsrpinte'rlnr,-»»rjenln«, old..- Besides Mrs.. Davison she ed by/ Rev. • Robert M*cKollar.' ened tho destruction of my dwelling Two choice lots on W>lte real, IStt , .'Want to borrow U,«0O on drat bond snd 6ttftt .the accident, he was arrested the,iron nnd Rtcel brokcVBRo btisi- ort'Branch, avenue Friday night. :sih. Call.stter.7iC0 P. M.st «• Waeh- mortfaie en new. Moulsl tlrlt elkU'ieeur- etc.. desire* poiltlin as bsnd)- man la er l«avei two other daughters, Mrs. Burial was rns^o at Fair Viijw niton •treat.' Hed Dank. lly. For nsrtloulsrs SfUrsleMortisie I/dan, near Bed Dink. 'Address Uandy M«n, on a technical chargo of man ncss at Now York. Bcsldwhis imr- : : .;.,: . ' Mrs. Mar^r C. Bennott. Charles-Lanning and Mrs. Harvey conietery.,.'..','/'!.':.•." '". '..-...'.' '•'".'<:.; # X 666t> iWytilTMBref.. drawer'ft, Bad Banfc.'' " '"'••' ft: •• but it :i» said that Mr. chta li'n,Ibnvcs.n widowi Svho' Wna '—-Advartlsemcht. ' ' ; •-. drawer il.He* Bank. ' ."•;'.-.'.,..' ' Hnrt, and a son, David C. Johhion, • SED9. ••- — - fSRSAIX. jni Frank L,. Undorhill, the llsio Cnrlictt; two children,' Peter Buy your 'he'rne*.made milk ehoeolata nil Cof Trenton. The , body wns DIED AT TtfE_A\GE OF .0^ : attest, Itsfl Bank< . CompVtte (urnlaUmi of al« room home .,P»re.nts of the young woman, will tind Griice Langlcr, and two broth- Card of Thanki. etiloka and l)«nnl«i' at 8nl'». Mads fresh Inkcn , to Kingston by .Albert W. Charltt W. Judton Ditd at Daugh- dally. 4S-A. Mdnmouth atrset, oppoille for sals) still Mil'((tntsnii ai; a whole er . not prosecute the young man, • as ers nnd threo siatcrn,. (liey ''being W« sincerely "thank .our many A IMS Mods) in excellent rtnaitlon i dls< town hsll.lted Bank. ' .' • .). ; . - Wordon, Jr., and the funcrnl ya« friends and relatives fir their kind In septraie pieces i csn be loipected at 41 •'th*y(-regard" the tragody as nn nc- Herbert, Philip, Roso .and .Grncc . Ur'i Horn* «t Subrlfhl, : wheele 1 «nr demensliatlDd. Tina psy. - , • . GLASSES LOST '," Hudson av*au#, Jtsd Bank, daily, between •held' Monday afternoon at th« sympathies shown at tho loan of ourments. , Rea Btnk 1617. :' Mt Langler ijijjl'Mre. GlndjIs'B.fn'ly.', ', Charles, ,W. - Jodson, who had Uendsr «s«rnln« on IIOI bue from IJaad- one aha three, o'clock. Rtsion for' selllni-, KJriJcaton.church. The bur'ial'wns beloved son and also thank those . —...—. cows rfo --.»-. dan'e Corner. ' Regard "U>»tW.-B«J »anli, " :'••"• ' • stiei aysiMit,'Beit Wankrf' '•. ? i^ ; •1 '-^l ,,.',„ concrete hl#hwsn a besutltul .yeir-»round i««Mrii. Margaretg - T. MoLaughllng,, v«ry ccnictrry.'at that lilac*,• »••, Forrti.r Shr.w.bury ntsldant Dioil menu tnoldent to old.-•««;.' Tho T 1 r ,By4hls moans wo deeiio to thank TSttrTWANTJ « aumnief 1isir»! jHce Is .ajBSfwIrt. fred 'Jftt ^ «< TThomah s 'McLnughUnMLU' o l ' ' ,'. l * » Last Saturday. • Lbodyody^w' ••"•WM-''-« tikot n to GlpyersVllJe, la work en farm ">• ... m*« «fs»rr,«. thenrtmen of Fair llnvon and Red bciiea uroxlded.,... O H, AreM, n Mewmsn Bprlnie roa«, Bed fiton avenue, died of heart dls . ,Mr«.- Mary McCarthy, i'wito"._",'o.( ffiW Vprk, vy '. btmth "o/t-Rtd Danlj"i p, ;,\Yb«,Yb«« burUl^ai mj^Br Bank lor their «xc»llent' work In Bank, pb.rr. 11(|.W. ' fast Thuretlay' »t the LonE •lohn- McCarthy of Jersey City, fortot^ Mi4.- JudnQh ^ 1 nutUoB.out $« dr^gras, fl « Which Rqjo MAHOO, Infnnt dftugliter of W.; JudSvh ,ni 'borni at b«iillruT^me,,«ot».r jol. eli joomi glove mahnfKe^uftbf tifI nt Vatii nils oaMrr. enulo.td ftoni , J *«iirt t*t y«»rt. •Ha, Hugli Car- Locust aVehu'o, died 'of ' etoinnch Shrnwiibiiry. to Jorjey City, eight .of. tifi^t^Itrc n trouble Tliu>»dny. The fiiricrnl bask ooriS. sleetrls IlihU/ollt.tubk in \of\ bi L«lghtob avenuo li « niece >«am *go, Sho leaves a »on, J»m«« . ; , altehn, soo(t«te Hoot In. buement; HSK MJLhlln.' i yfh'« funeral wnj 1idd'I''rlilay and wnn in charge; WCiirthy, a lawyer »t J«r«y City. • ' i > Ca.p4 jkf TliAtiki. g er •Tllo ga>a«ei »!•< lawe, alJ.walke 4414 Wn» J r4yVnit>,V(l>ttht oof f- R';NlhRdV,;Nlch9lal « SoriiribSiiriSoriirib.b .'' ,'•,%%• S'!?...M «l was held yiiitiirdtty Wo thank thoso who helped to walk) on* WMK (« hue line, flvs (nlnut4i Pfati. . turow Marlallr'iflth'. their •trvl6«i and HWt»\ home of H. II. Mount & Sop mornfng «t Jcriwy City and tlio' t« elatlom »flee4 right ana isms good, burlnl' w»» liitidn nt ;Mwmt 'Olivet" y f >} nnk nt which »26 wrta ' WEW BUNOAUW FOR RENT. , WELL DIGGING. ,. DANCE HALL FOR RENT ' FOR SALE. 9. C. RED MATCHING EOGS ^ . ' FOR RENT. ?iv« room bunselpw It Mltatrafi, N. J, Clsaatag'and digging walla i aeilara and o pmate parties for such activitlea aa Farm horse,, nine yrara eldf excellent rom especlaaly .(lectad mating, of q»«l- , .paumbw r One large and one email room, With ouermand. Chows, voato WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. _oi information call or xrlie ta Mn, Cir- !eiapwI;..du«;._JOL| H, Hplreei,.,AtUittlo euchre parties, dances, birthday eelebra- worker: prior- reasonable. F.'G. Ford, ty and production, all pure-bred Rhode private family; steam 'heat, all other''(u- rl» Boo»ar. MaUwHl. N. J. Highland., RT iona and atravr rlda parties, Hgrt' stand Beds; also a law choice cockerels 'ox Terriers, fiattui and, ((jontlntiid fromVpiMiiJInf t«»-) r. D. 86, phone K<3 Irouk-Fford Farm, Water atreet, Ttotoa vroVementa) board If deilred. Fine loca- loted dogs at atud.. Dogi JAMES CODEN,. . » Biok. ««»B hall, mar Xeadden's Corner, K. J, alls, N. J. . j eft. 'Will sell same reasonable. Mrs, tion, near town and", station. 87 Mapla -••' OARAGE FOR RENT.' I. C. Dorr bhrewebury. N. J. ' avenue. Red Bank. nditlonid, A 'few very Applr UP BrlJtta avmtie. Bed Bank. contractor and builder; «11 klndt of job. 6»at MMn,ry Salf-Sarvlc" Sbappa'. FORD, SUBURBAN FOR SALE. CHICKENS WANTED!! ilea given %o reliable fclnr cjone. Dealer In bullillnf material. Con*. Iri and aelect your ap;lng ball A 1021 ,Ford suburban tor aale, IrKgood Will pay highest market-prices' for fowls FOR RENT. CHICKEN WIRE FOR'SALEj-' ". a>ls. Police dogi, m JK MOTTO—SERVICE. ~T Janes Boden, Unoroft. N. 1. ' _ Th« Pint National bank. gnshold, N. J. nothing over JJ.OS, valuw -»p to ,17.00. running condition. , Price right to quick nd broilers. Call or write 'Alex. Zwlckl, One tnoxjf three room kitchenette apart- 1,320 running feet, six feet klgh, brand dalea and Setters trained .. SEED SWEET POTATOES. 208 Broadway, (opoilta etolnbacb'l). Long buyer, 3. B. Bur, Jr., Telegraph Hill i9 North Broadway, Long Branch, N,' J., ment, completely furnished, -uttri every niw. never med, and eight Iron corner and rainers at vaasonabla vfaea. on. n. J. 'arm, phone MIddletown 276-1-43^ >hone 1500. , c6nvenlence. Apply Magpie and Stump Kate'posts; eost I5E, aell all 140. Alia Kennelsn s, EaatpE n avfnuevfnue, H« About April lit, certified sead. from J, Pho VlnelanJ, V. J.: nil or yellow. Bauftjajupl . Ideal Flpaleia Furaacaa In.UIIad- . HOUSES"FOR SACE7 Coffee Shoppe. Peters place. Red Bank, or ttssh feeders and waterers at half price. J Ph 1443-Wl Broi,. thorn t7C. n«d Bunk. HOUSE FOR SALE. ihone 1221 for ai appointment. • « R. Stoteshury. Main road, Marlboro, N. it YOUNO METT , > jornplete ready to flra from fill) up, dtifmd- IJ*ve leveral bouses In Bher Flaza, uoubla house, alx rooma eaeb aide, all Phone Freehold 1H-F-I2. ilrlnjilo enter; til* laJea «»ld»iln*.. " '"^PkJBNlSH'ED'ilOOM'tO lJct.' WANt TO BUY ng on (Ice. How la tha cheapeat time ta vlth' all Improvements, at a reasonable improvements: K.IOO, terms. Gold Star FRANKLIN AND LYDIA"^ InInquirq e Sfejcl, IS JKonmoutb atreettreet, Bel s k d it f i Jn a limfted number ££,SBenravav ehtckens and ducks;-will sir beat srlce. nitall, F. H.Xeillo, 26 Cbcitnut atreet, price, Joseph Best*, real estate, 64 Mon« Heal Estate. 35 Bridge avenue, phone Bed makers and painters of signs of «ll kinds, '' FARM, FOR'SALE. •ho ara neat appearing 'and kaMU B«nlcHuiV. *• ' Phcaa m-H. Kail Bank, or ttU IS Bills* NutUy. N. J mouth atreet; phone Bed Batik-aiai. Bank 484J. ' • on anything, anywhere New atudlo loca- Eeirnty-flve acre farm or will jsll a j>art. tion, .corner of Bridie avenue and Oak- Twelve room house, electric, toilet and iferenceib.iw-ww, W*>•e• wil»»••l• teacwr^^*~h yeas^ V "SI, i V1oa. BJr> I avenue. Red Bank. B.'Adlar. ' ORCHARD MAN WANTED. NINE LOTS FOR SAL15. 5LAG ROOFING) TIN BOOFS COATED merehsnillaln/hldll/'' Aieth«dtethfl « I* rolyoll rtnovir of dud anlmali, Bid Bank. Talt- Kin* lota at Wilmort Park, well lo. land street, Richmond building, at railroad bath; hot and cold wa'er; usual outbulli- - FARM FOR SALEjOR BENT. Oat who underitanda th« builnen to and made tight; chimneys repaired. Booting lUtion. fhon. Red Dank 611-M. Inis jjess than three miles to Bed Dank. My auallly for promotion. Wll phone 85.W Uke charge, - Pbona.4J«, -Freehold, for lated for sale cheap, aa owner la to move materials for sail. Ogden McClaskey, 133 K.000,000 corporation and Jht -ba4tr> Fann'ot 17» urnTloi) tllliblti lor tale rom'thla; locality, ; Applr afMercbanU Prlce-SU.OOD. Caleb Luker. Belford, N. J. or rant ta riois in citate. Tbumaat S. appointment with Charlsa EuBols * Sow, Hudson avenue. Bed Bank. Phone Bed CLENWOOD FOR SALE. fhone 75-F-81. Ktanatnig. tie ot the world's greaUat laduitrteai tn Paatofllce bulldjifi'Ltoimrdo, J,j 1'lald. Bed Bank, thona »OB.J. greehcld, N. J. •mat Ca. Broad atreet. Red Bank. Bank 400 J. Gray and write n mel gas range, cab- ppllcatlon. as. Mr. 1. Hohmad, SO* Bend, 118 and fit. 'LAWN; SEED inet style: also white enamel Seller's kltch- UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS ret 60 rooms, dlnlnar aleave, bath, 340: three Uefoca you buy furniture try ua. W» f jeph 8eata, real «itati. Si Monmouth merits, newly decorated, rent $26, Inquire White street, phono Bed Bank 1117 roomi bath, $30, Including heat and water. general •tort- - - street, phone hed'Dank ilil- Osrr avenue, Kesnilwrr, N. J. Telephone awn' grasa seed Is sold only by M. V. I1O West Front atrert, Bed Bank, or A. Reference! required. 8 Maple avenue. Red ell nevr furnltura for less tiaa toa~ek*S CHIMNEY &WEEPIN1L {eansburg 108. Irowh. 24 Wharf avenue, Red Bank. T. 10 Nye »ienue, Newark, N. J., phone REAL ESTATE. Bank. Apply betveen B.OO A. M. and <> my aecond-iiaiiit. Wa carry a larta aa« HELP WANTED—MAI*. For aale: llroad street property near WBllMn V, Dlrterich, 43 LtlAtoa »TI. CMIVIM«», you m make from %t to PROPERTY WANTED. FOR SALE. Waverly 34.62. " P. Ml. phone IteH Bank 1204. ortment ot medium awl tilarber sraoa fttt> Hurle* farm wagon,, heavy farm wagon, luslness xptlon. Eight room house, all Iture, floor eovecino;i. beda and btddjAftj rule, Bed Bank. • 110 a. day itlllrjn our driasii. Writs Bel. Send Mi • Hit of tbi property that jou COW FOR SALE! nodern improvements: lot 60x175; price OR SALE AT THE AUTO TIRE SHOP. mar Drltt Co,, BtlraaV. W. J, lava tor aale or rent. Elmer Walnrlght, two dump carts, rooter, plow, two heavy Young fresh black Jerfeycow, calf by itchen furniture, etc.; thrca-pleet), iltlSst hURNISHfcD HOOM. duty -plovrs,: apruce atieks for flag pole! 18,000. ' A-' L.' Ivins, realtor, Register One 36x4 >_ Cord Urt, new, cost $40. oom suites, walnut bedroom and dlalsr Wftb all Irpprovemsnti. 60 LlndiD it Broad atreat. Bed Bank. ^Fhonea 2121 ler side; halter broken, heavy milker, lulldlng, llroad street, Ked Bank. rill sell lor 126 eaihf one Stromter,? car- POTATOES FOR SAUE. ir 4. Red Bank. - I and icopp. , Charlaa Burd, Red-Bank. gentle and One family cow. Edward C otm suites aud wicker sultea »tntlW;« plica. BadI "--•Btnk-, Fair niora barrels of' Gnen Mountsln NOTICE.. mrelbr, four erlinder car, two clectrlf 'oi nUl hardly, believe. It will certainly,, poUtoai, flna cooker;. W. S Bray,.Holim FOR^SALE IN EATOt4TCtWN.' MONEY TO LOAN. Cave, Bhsdy Lane Farm, State highway, icadllghta, 1 Boich xnisneto In gootl AOOOMN 3 TO RENT. Bight In towni ten rooma and bath: gaa, Keyport, N. J; If you hava property for aale send.me shtpe, two sms headllghti, Preito tank. iay you to aee us, Felabers; as Bttranr TbrA rooms, partly furnished, 80 Mi' d»l. K. X. thona Holmdt) 37J. Money to loan on first bond and mort* description and yoor price 1 have lev* ueh, 129 Broadway, mar Second av:enue»> ; city water) lot,7OI10O fee*! price (4,000. gage on Improved real estate worth double WILLIAM VTDIETRICH, v 3D Mechanic street* lied Dank- ehinlo frtrtct, Bed Bank. • UPHOLSTERING. iral ,buyers. Now, is, the timct to buy or ^ong Branch, N. J. r_ > ' • , Asply Day H. 8tll|men. State Highway, be amount loaned. Alston Beekman, at* plumbing, heating and tinning 'Pumps and t MAN WANTED. \ CEORGfi H. ROBERTS, Upholstering and reflnliblnj of all kinds J torney. 10 Broad atreet. Red Bank. wjndmllls repaired. Agent for Master car- sell. Joseph Sesta, red estate, £4 filon* of furniture. Frank Howard, 06 Harrison Eitontown, V. X mouth street, phone- Red Bank glB8. An cnerffctlo man under forty to cnBtS* Contractor and Buildtr.-, > •-.> auctioneer. New. Monmputh, N, J. Tale> HAVE~YOUR CLOTHES - ROOM AND BOARD. ~ + ivireto* .coal saving device. Fits any IUT- n a.lucrative permantnt poiitlon on saJary ' chnna Mlddlttnwn 8T6.M. :• • •'•'.-' > avemua. Bad Sank, phtmi 2081. naee. '4£ Laighton. aVenue, .Red Bank, Benjamin W.: Covert 128 Bertip' cleaned, at the, Olty Dry .Gleaning and Dya* Bualnasa woman wishes room and board GARDENER WANTS POSITION. ind: eommlBsIon-faasl«r wtiefeln an oppor- POUCE PUPPIES FOR SALE. : .... •.,, • r^,,FOR .SALE. ••••••-. * . . ing Worki. 9 Mecbanlo atreat. near Broad n private family:"home"privileges de- Phone tgS-'W. '. Heaoxor working superintendent; mar. unlty. Is offered of Incrctilng your lncotna ;.ed Bank, pbona 720. *- Registered In A.-K. 0. Harry Feener, Htavr -woodio porch 'iwlcri with culh. atreet, Rtd Bank." Phone .2117. •• WlUlain sired. Addresa atating rates per -week to HOUSE FOR SALE r~ rled, middle aged, no children; is experl- fty per'.ecat over your ateidy Job. Ad- ; Nutawamp. road. Red Bank.- - ' v . • lone and chain, price |S. Hrj. D. A. : Boom and Board, drawer BI, Red Bank., - enced under glass and our of .doors; jwlab Ireia Drawer p, Red Sank, N. J. __: iho.maker.Llttla Silver, N. J. Oitrov, proprietor... V' . '.:•'•:•'. -'•' on Parker avenue, Fair Haven; sir rooms Masons and Plnflterers and bath; all Improvements; 14,000. 12,000 situation by March 16th or April 1st.' Ad- : HOUSE FOR KENT, > t : RED BANK PROPERTY FOR SALE , . . •' i•-'•-- ;.-FOR SALE.-, , • ' . dress Gardener, box 184. Peal. N. J. VISIBLE Report "with :"too]f, Hugh 'Gttt7t* ' :Blx taom'trius* ojilAisWon ayattt*. '!»• •••'.:.'. FOR SALE. '•• - •-.. . Two-story bouse, al* .robma and bath; Pure bred Jersey cow. Frelinghuysen mortgage, balance cash.- Joseph Sesta, Tha transparent opallte core in the Bea- quire 81 Pearl atreet, Bed'Bank. One team horaei.. three.home Emsrion strain: excellent producer^'of rich milk: real .estate, 182. Blveralde avenue, shone REAL ESTATE. ion Lite spsrk plug ahows how the cylln- )c__-!_3B job, corner Rumion rott) riding plow, Janes Blordan,-. Shrewsbury, ararags; situated, near Broad atreet; S4,$00, Bed 'Bank 684. . For sale: Six room:'house, all modern venue of Two Blv«rs, Rtfnuon. N, J ~•• -•'•-> .,' • LIVE -' - •' •-' > •"!»•.-.- :erms. / Caleb Lukcr,. Belford, :. phone price! reasonable. F, G, Ford.-Brook-Fford lera are firing. It indicates proper gas MttltV calv«s,-hogs' and pouttrjr ' Jirtnttd. K: J., phone Bed Bank 1638-M. '' :' Keansburg 75-F-81.- * '•••• - •;. • Farm. Water street, Tlnton Falla, M. J. - ROOMS FOR RENT. Improvements; lot &0xl5O feet; fifteen nixturej itieking valves, poor electric cur- ,N. Riiia. phone BOT-ttr Bed BanV.— -.' LADIES»IES' TAILORED SUIT FOR SALE. Two nice alngle rooms, also one large ilnutes from Broad street;' $8,*VO0, cash, rent and, other faults. For eale by Ralph STORM ENCLOSURES.. .- CORN, CORNSTALKS AND HAY. 1 1,200, bstanee monthly, A.' L. lvins, BUNGALOW FOR Mixed brown homeipun aultilihort coat, Corn, cornstalks and hay for sale; first room auitable for 'two; all conveniences; H. Scott. White road. Red Bank.' , - • AUCTIONEER. ; -.;•:• well tailoret); alee 43 to 44; Will itll for Now ia tno* tlirxe-to-baverthem ,put up, quiet neighborhood, pleasant surround, ealtor. Register building, Red Bank. -. ; FAMILY,LAUNDRY WORK. Uunzslow foij rent o^ Everett road, all Personal property and Teal ektate. Louli dont wait until bad-Weather.-Phona Red class stalki, cut and tied by hand before 16.08. Phone 6BS-J. Red Dink. winds ruined them, V., VanDorn, Hali? ngs. Apply at 172 Hudson avenue, phone EXPERT UPHOLSTERING. Family wash, wet, not exceeding 25 mprovementa' and araragfl, Xnqutr* y. *¥i? Ai Pa«e. Beverly, V.,J. Ehon. 1».' . Bank 1408 for Balph B. Elckels. the car- Bed Bank 2004. Overstuffed furniture, cushions, eljp cov- oundn.,75 cents;'rough dry wash 6 cents . LOTSt'FOR SALE; pentcr,and,builder,. -.. .,...... , Mile road, Bed Bank. Star Boute. No. 1. ?er pound. Bough, dry WSH]I and flat work lalsdell, ib'Erldffe avvnue?. Ited'&anS** ' JWOM.FOR BENT., .-. ,.t: •' -I -ha,ve aeveral lota .near blah' aehoo], Red CHAUFFEUR WANTED. ers made tb order; supplies, tapestry, cre- Plcaiant front room; brsakfaat It a TRY, CURCHIN'3 'FOR FACE VALUE. FARMS AND LOTS FOR SALE. tonne and leather; lamp shade allks, wire roned. 7 centa per pound. Hand ironing Bank. Fricea rtht. Caleb V; Luker, Eel- I have numeroaa farma and lota.for sale Chauffeur and hand? man Wanted at f, desired. I Jersey Coast Laundry, Weat MEN AND BOYS WANTED/ , sired. 120 Kardlnk road. Bid: Bank.' ford. Tho'ni Kcanlburg It-t.31. Let ua be your barber.- We know how once: ateady position to right man. Apply frames, trimmings. ' ]I. Chart's , furniture, 1 iri ,v|clnlty of Bed. Bank and anrronndlngs. [tore, 30 Monmouth street. Red Bank. 'root street, Red Bank, phone 204. o uo'ik in packing; houaej and In nanoryt HOUSE-TO RENT. FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT to 'please. 'BxpertJ tonac-rlal'- •ervlee. > Cur- Joseph Sestn, real estate, 64' Monmbutb. in. person; to * Lester' C. Lovett, Lovett's ".' Part of bouie on Tower Hill t«nut. la. chln'a Barber Shop, Second National Bank Nursery, Little' Sliver, N. J., or telephone SEAMSTRESS . FOR SALE. teady'work,- good pay. Fhonet 147B. Sad^ from JTtno 15th to September 15tKJ all Im- -trect. Bed Bank, phone Bed Bank 2138; x ijulre at 2t Irving place. Bed Bank, i provements, Jmuire at. 25 Drumraond >ulldlrtg* Upatalra^ .' . -' . ' Bed Bank 14.7K .'".". wjU do plain dressmsking, children's Two hair mattresses, one doublo ahd one Bank. LoveCt'a Nursery. Xlttla SilTir, "-.-'- WHITE WOMAN .-WOUUD LUCE;'.., 'CABIN CRUISEIVF0R SALE.. clothes, mending; 'cushions and'curtains; :hree-quartera; six rush bottom chairs, sn- places or pnona-',144Q,--Rcd Bank.Sank.. -, .-• -»4,opi> WANTED. • In good'.condition, 28 feet, long, 1 y COMMENCE AT »1^OO YEAR. ' . J. • ..'.• ' . . ' lay'e work. Can oo any kind of housework, AND_!iEI,lUEVERYTHlNG: Want to borrow $4,OC0 on Arat bond.mnd Becomejallway_mall clerks: men IMi, -will go'out by day or'take work home. JqueV jnlrrora shd tables, old picturc- VERY B Inch h^atn, 14 h. pf T.^fhrnp ^.fty^l Mra:- Mkry 'B. LeValley, 110 Oakland frames.'two^klleheri'tabt.i, shaving atand. PlaryouTdont want loraeDiio elie dees. mortsaga oii*naw~houae;-^rBt~oIafS'-securr, Bine; $800. Can bo aeon at Dlckman'a Corombh education, sufficient*, with pur 'HEADQUARTERS. "• ty. For partlculara •ddrcaa Mortgage Loan, coaching. Particulars free. Write lame. treet, corner Bridge avenue. Red Banki Moquet carpet and Sterling range, goot f OR SALE./ Bed Bank Auction' Houm, 86-17 Mon- Boat Works. Wharf.avenue. Bied-Bank. . condition.' Phone 488-J. Red Bank. •••* Typewriters rented, boutcht-.atnd told, nouth atraat.. Red Bank, hgna 1884. drawer M, Bed Bank. : - . • dletely. ' Franklin Institute, Dept. E-137, ~ HORSE FOR SALE. Lot 50x159 feet on TbroektnortoLto4« Trubin's. ta,Broad atrelet; Red Bank. * ' «5 A MONTH—12 MONTHS. . -.. DOUBLE HOUSE FOR. RENT. Bocbeater, N. Y. ' - A good, gentle, ateBdy, all around horae CARPENTER JOBBING > BRACELET LOST. along State road, double houae. -flvo rooma •y.competent man in any-branch, of wcrk. itue. Bed Bank; fine location Ion »;Soa»a. .No Intereattor^.taxes, lot 50x150, good AT THE AUTO TIRE SHOP. or light v/ork; do npt forget the price * S,' HOUSE FOB RENT. / : Flexisl* silver bracelet, vtth blue and (probably atate) road front 20 mlnutea to' and garage each aide; rent {28 per month. lisht, too. No use for him. Price (40. - No icb too lar^e or email to receive prompt rlced right. Gebrge B. Broun A Co.. Bel > Six rooms, hath,' alt Improvements, In- white atonci.. Finder, please retucTNto tho Possession at ohce. Caleb L, Luker, Bel- ' Vulcanising ttrea and tubea, General attention. Bash cord' and glazing. Eiti- Bank; -•',': , -•, , oulre at 76 Wallace Itreet. Red Bank, . Rosa Shop. Broad street. Bed Bank. v Red Bank, halt hour <}o abqre reaorta. Box. 'ord,-N. J. phone Keansb'urg 7B-F-81. cord tires and Mlchelln tubea In stock; re- will guarantee anything 1 tell' you about :l08, Monmontn Beac' t 1 him.. Jay U. Smith, I/Qcuil PoInt/N..J. mates: furnllhed. - Screens a specialtyi . "l~C ESCHELBACH & SON. pairing rubber boots; kerosene oil, 7876 Prices . right., C. H. Bennett, 127 Mon- BLACK GIANT HATCHING EGGS . FACTORY FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. NOTICE TO TRAPPERS. gaa, denatured alcohol. 80 Mechanic • , FOR SALE. Carpenter Work Wanfetb ; • • 125 Weat Front atreet, ReilvBank, phone for »le at $1.00'per setting. Pedrleic Tho highest tnarket.-rrl-.es paid for all mouth street, Red Bank, phone- 124-R. At 2G5. WUIorr^ avenue, .Xrfmg Branch, 1 street. Red Bank. .. • '. , gga for hatching, Rhodo Island Red AU kinds of jobbing attended, to br an 1278, Autitoa i«{cenorlaa and vuleanltlnt. Poultry Farms.stock, 'Mrs. Frank Ea/ton, kinds ot raw fura Including musVrats, r ^..j BABY* CHICKS . one W6ck 'from station; suitable for any ,__—._ FOR-SALE; verietyv'jrreatlv reduced:-also rooster for experienced carpenter. , Write ov b LOCUSTTO3T8 FOR SALE. •- opposite Mladletowii Zoologtcsl Park. • builnMs;ront-SJ0. -Inquire A, T,, 10 Nye OpOasuma, - minks, etc. -Miller :Broa*~ Eat- breeding; dahlia bulbs and Iris bulbs, all now*" oh- saJe.. 'Plaee~"brders~ how and re- CUS L ontown. N. J. Phone Eatontown glO5-J. One hundred and Hen-acre farm, aoven. Marvin, 33.. Harditas; road. , Hed •'- — Any dlamoter or 7«auar«s «aven feet --TELEPHONE . v , Newark, K. J. 1 fine mixed variety. Mr«. V. VanDorn, Star aerve)' :your.' chlcks.> -White Le^Qoms, n. room house, large barar and. usual but- Phona 350.J. .,, .IOBB; Parmly Pgrk.^phona 877, Rumion.. youi? ordefa for bone meal, sheep.manure APARTMENT FOR RENT. FARM FOR SALE. buildinga. One mile from Red . Bank. Route No.2. Half-Mlle road. Red Bank. . Reds and' Plymouth Rocks. We only FIREWOOD FOR 9ALE. fsrtiUters, lime and urass aeed td JI. V. Up.to.data'- flva foam apartment, fur- Forty acres, Bix room house; excellent tlo.000. . Caleb L. Luker, Belford. Phone OFFICES AND HALL FOR RENT. ave best strain chicks. Call ui up, Red Brown. 34 Wharf avenue, Red Bank, nlihed or \ unfurnished; • conveniently lo- •oil; pleasant location, ons main'road, ten Keansbnrg ,76-F-al. Bank 18C9. Frown-Cooper Co., 47.Broad FOR SALE. ! ' Out In- stova lengths or; any len«(h de. minutea: from Bed Bank station; price Two large halls, suitable for.-organize, ptrcet, the.naw flv» and ten cent atore.- ilred.' H. Blttau, Bed Bank,'phone'2H.W. cated. Phone 11(6. or inrjulre at 25 Drum lions, and four\fB.ces»- two xonnecting and Deslfablo bUildinK lofs; priced'$t00-t» Caa* loan on.flrat bond . and-Mortsaga- mond-placCj-Red1 Batik.—" s*7;fioOr—Address B.y drawer Mr Red'Batttt. T _, LITTLE.SILVER HOUSE: ,• - "•• DOCK~AND BULKHEAD- BUILDER,- J' Also real estate office; will.sell, or two single, for,rent in the! Davidson build- FOR SALE. $300: down1 payment $10,;balancevpaytbla Pcrtablo docks'and floats a spaclaltr. loanj from »3,00O and up. Land t Loan TWO YOUNG MEN WANTED , LOSTi, ing; ' immediate 'possession. 'Aptlly / at Will.sell'on Thursday and 'Friday, from Co.. 10 East Front street. Red Bank, change for;.Florida" property; aeven.- rooma, :':0O 'tor .'5:00.- o'clock antique mahogany l per week, until fully paid. Geqrsa. H\ . A. 8. White, 28 Oakland street, Bed Bank. to learn window cleaning. Good pay while Young Airedale,, name Hex, brown 'and electric', light. -. hot water heat, garaee. Psvldsons. Davidson building, Red Bank. BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE. black with white stripe on chest;.long drop-leaf table, lady's desk, wicker fuini' Brown &. Co., Red Bank. ' i . WIRE. WHEEL, SERVICE, learning. Inquire the Red Bank Window Phone Red Bank \\%%, or write A.O. Ba- FOR.SALET; ~ 7 ture,,very old .mahogany plate-rack, ol< Gentrally located. Price reasonable. Jo- Cleaning Company,.43 Washington atreet, ^all. Reward if returned to Gallagh'er. op- ker. Waldo. Florida. < Wire wheeli rebuilt.. John. Hanien, 48 aeph Seita',r«al estate, 182 Riverside ave> lositerallroad atatlon.- Little Slbier. N. J . Farm .of 42 acres, ten' room house, all soft' and three: chairs; also Hepplewsitu SALESWOMAN OR GIRL, -eflB.Dk,-phorie.fe54-M; serving, table. At 121- Broad atreet, Bed . We»f front atreet; Bed Banh, Pliofla 7E-B. rluei Red'Benk, phone Red Binlt 984; T WIN 125. LANDSCAPE GARDENER.. . outbuildings; ,800 "apple trees, 100 peach experienced, for ladles' an} childrea'f wear* GENERAL COflTRACTOR . Bank. •••';'.. - Y .' • . • . .. • . •' r LEliTsUTPHEtf,' : v A visit to our store on' April 7th- and Trees and shrubbery sprayed and trees, '200 pear-trees, eight- aerea aspara- . • NEW; BUNGALOW FOR RENT. and builder: Jobbing done.- Jacob Eulrlch, pruned, laying. out.- of .new grounds; old SUs; Jio.500, half caih. Caleb, L. Luker, r ins apporol. -Good pa/, perm&ncnt popUton. . paper han«lnB"«n4 deeoratlns. 188 Me corner: of Appleton and Hamilton avenuei. 8th -may be the .means, of -.enriching you - '". RADIATOR HOSPITAL. . ehanlo etreet; Red Bank.; -Photie H«lW . SI* toomi. and batni Inquire at Harrlne- Juit *:5. Red'Bank Hmidnare Store,-38 grounds Improved; advice -gladly given Belford. N. J.. Chone Kemshure JCF31 We- repair radiators, fenders.- wind- No attention. paid to any but aU.pelrJence.fi uaVaerviee atatlon near Htadden'a Oor- Ocean. View, near Xeonardo. , Address when'and how to plant. £7. Roberts, box • FOR SALE OR RENT. , Leonardo P. .0.. box 176. Monmouth street, - Red ' Bank, phone 036. meld anl door class for all cars. Fire- person. . Address Sales woman, drawer MV •TWO MEN WANTED nerf State highway. Mlddletomi. N. J. 254* Rumson. N. J. < - .: , - Small bouse 'and large sized . lot, for the 1 to live In tenant houasa and work on farm. $2S INTEREST YOU 7 stone" tires and tubea. We sell Ford Red Bank. . * _ V . TYPEWRITER, HEADQUARTERS;" POLICE PUPS AND DOGS. • , "MONEY TO LOAN. season,-all Improvements; located corner honeycomb: radiators that will not freeze Mlddlatown Stock Farm, Thomn, 8. Flelil. Typewntna r^ted,. bought and told. -A few police.pups for sale where }hey If it doea, cal| at, our store on April Oak p)ace and Main'street,'Fair Haven; 7th and 8th. It may., prove -profitable in On bond apd mortgage oh real estate in for .814.(0; Red Bank .Radiator Works. LANDSCAPE GARDENS. r HOUSE FOR RENT. * ,r . Trubln'i,' 68 Broad atreet, Bed: Bank. will have a good home;, also partly grown Red Bank or vicinity in. sums of $500 to 91,500- cash;- one, two., three .years for IS' Weat Front street. Bed Bank,' pbom • All Improvementa* Wayalde avenue. Red doge. Priced low for HORSE CLIPPERS SHARPENED. •• , Two r,ooma . and kltchenetw tor light call Warren .Hopkins,. S6 Maple, avenue, quire 38 Throeltmbrton avenue; Bed Bank. take charge of a gentleman's, place; expert $25. .cost $&!>.. R. Stotesbury, Main road, nc«» .and supplies delivered to the door Red Bank. Phone 1409. - Marlboro, N. J.. phone Freehold 11«-F.<2. ent reasonable. May to October. DeCarlos Satlifastlon guaranteed. B. A. HleVer, houaekeeplnt. Apply 48 Tbrockmortoa CARPENTER AND BUILDER.' in fruit, trees, flowers,* shrubs, vegetables OFFICE HELP WANTED. gverett. N. J.. phone MlddiatomvW-F.118. avenue. Bed Bsnk. Telenhone " JERSEY BLACK GIANTS. and lawns, flood references. Addreaa K. LOOK—FOR SALE. \ 62 VaJlcy" Drive, oppoaiU Leonardo hie ..General, repairing,, estimatea given on achool.-. ' . • .* ' i Young boy, wanted ta make ' ."" ^"MASON'CONTRACTOR. •••••," BORO AUTO STORAGE, Setting egga from pure bred, healthy, all kinds . of buildings, .bluo' prints fui*- drawer M, Red Bank.' ' • • Six-room house and a little, over three . Eitimate* oheertully , given., Eugene Meehanio street and Globe Court. Will vigorous, tree range utock, eight- cents niihed; prices reasonable; alPwork'guaran. - . FOR SALE. acres of land along concrete-road on. cor- . . FARM FOR SALE. A- generally useful In the office; ^eJ each. Diy-old ohicki. 2t cent* each. ner, at Htfc-ping's Crossing,, near Camp- Farm of 814 acres tori sale on -tnal a\tU, tvith the- ^nowleTTgo of p Soyer* 58 Bector' pla'oe," Bed 'Bank, pbone str/re your car by the hour, day, week, teedr A. Q. Goff, phone-Red Bank 326-M. Columbian .Plymouth Rock. batching bell's Junction, $7,600. Caleb L. Luker, month, or year; ' Bay and'night aervlce. ' Blauvelt, Holittdel.- V. J.' ••:• egga from a strain of winners at shows and ffhws? between Freehold' and Lons in . Phono H75. Red Barak. . Lov«UV ••»-»••. -. , • -.•• "•-- •'• • •'• . -CAR BARGAINS. . Belford. N-J. Phone 75-F-81. Keansburg Brpnch; excellent potato loll; 61 acres in C y .•••...-.• COW MANURE. ..-••! .:.••. v : . HOUSE TO RENT - "Bulek'enclosed car, five-tlassengeri mo- laying-contests.-- Also 'a few baby chicks Nursery, tittlo Silver, N. J. - • « Il>JA3 NORIVAf- , in Fair Haven between Main 'road and after April 20th. E. Rudlgerj Ballet, Ni J., MAN. woodland. Large trout brook one-hall "Fresh and well- rotted cow manura zor To reach tho homea In thla sectlrjn noth- tor newly overhauled, good rubber; price mile long. Ihreo letsof farm buildings tale, Family rark,Humio?i, N. J., phone river; eight rooms, all Imrovemerits; sea- S150. Fpid touring, »125. Ford sedan. phone 188-R, Keyport., Splendid.opportunity to nuko profitable ing :ela«, can equal Tho Register, which son or yearly; furnished or unfurnished. connection-, with old reliable nursery com- Price $125 an acre. Say H. StlUman, Eat- AT FAIR HAVEN. < ,, • .377. , •••• ..••••••• goes'Into over 7,500 homes every week. 1260.. Alex, Ogilvle, Wllion road, Freneau, s ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE. ontown. N. J. - • . • Phone.tted Bank U66-J. ' We handle compensation^ burglary, aeel pany, soliciting orders in this vicinity; Bungalow lor rent, all improvements: ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE. . •FURNITURE FOR .SALE. , full time or part time. Write .Hoopes, FOR SALE. ; artistic fireplace:, screens for wlnttawl^BOtl GARAGES A SPECIALTY. dent, automobile, liability, plate glaas, Hro. i. Thomas Company, West Cheater, '^fartha ^Washl-gtart, extra.,lirge, one- Dining room suite and other odd pieces; : I.build garages front 1100 up< Let me • FOR EXCHANGE. fidelity.- judicial aud contractor bonds. Three pecha ot .good..aweet corn. »ce< porch. Regular city apartment; 'twelvv year-old, • Coe Bro%«r», Port Bonmoiitb, do nicely for furnishing sumrner bungalow. Thlree-family houses; twenty rooms, al Elmer O. Walnright, &4 Broad atreet, R Fs. arse.ears arid early: also rhubarb -plant .Address Furniture, drawer M, Red Bank.' show you some of the many,! have built. improvements, in Newark; N. lJ., in cx< minutes frtunrailruaJ atatlu^, Trank* Her* Ralphs. Slckels, earpfhter sndbllllder, '4 Bank, phene 2121'or 4.' ' ', • IMPROVE YOUR HERD. keed and'euttinja; $1.00 per dozen, $6.0' % FIFTY. FEET, OF, PRIVET HEDGE • APARTMENT.. FQRTtlEtT- McLaren street. Bed change> for -seashore property- or email .Pure bred -Guernsey .bull, • Sunnybrook per \t)O, Some lilac and BODIQ Dorotn: bett, ho* 8, Fair lUven, 1* J. " ' and'top Boll given away for \\to taking; iit OS ShrewaVroiy'kvenue; al^rgoma. bath. farm. IK B--Oner,'Pi'O. .box 108, Belford, • ^^MONEY TO LOAN. 'Wizard, now ready for service. Slre Perkins rambler rose butties for octttna 1 WHEN'MOVING Bond and mortgage, lat, 2d and Sd, or >il»o aahea, ! Gray, Main atreet , Oeeanport, Improvement!, •., Call ;at the^ ! .'American N. J.' '•-.,: . . ' '. .-. Sunnybrook Miracle Man; dam: ^unn L. C. Raynor. Port Monmouth, N. J-. phon SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS.* call Ked Bank 1112, William' Decker *• will buy mortgages, reasonable discount. 43-M, Keansburg. • Storci, 03 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank.' Son, local.and long distance moving, bag- A WHITE BOY WANTED Also make * building loans to Vssponslble brook Woodbine. Fee $5.00. - Howa Kugs—beautiful rcveriibla. rUfi"mad« • • , MILKER WANTED. YOUNG LADIES WANTED / gage and express.. 97 Made .avenue. Bed to work around the grounds and di;!ve • a bulldors. ' Wolf, 100 Monmouth atreet. Wagner, Hclmdel, II. J., phone Holmdel P1PELES5 HEATERS from your old carpets And'. rug* . Send k Buick'car; must have, references; wages t . Good wagea and'Bteody work. Apply to'learn hair-dreailng and beauty parlor Bank. Anytime, anywhere. ' -'"-•' Red Bank.'phone lOS-H. " 12-J. _ anywhere. 198 to 91 '• postal for circular and full parUcuUra. ,' Dalton Parmly, Partaly Park, Kumion, work. Appleton'a Beauty T-arlqt, 142 Third US a w««k, whth boatd and lodffing. Phoni sruarante* to .heat hpiut cr monay rtfund x ayennc. phona elB, Long Branch, N. J. OFFICE BOOMS FOR RENT. Red Bt/ili 1011-M, at 0:30 A. M. and 7:00 SUMMER BUNGALOW FOR RENT. «EAL ESTATE.- ed. Cash or inaUHment. Kalamaroo Stov< Wcirfieia Tlxxs and Carpet Cleaning O., duwer, JI, Sad at $1,(0 Vaohi'also sixty mlxei) pulleta at I hsjve several h6uses on North'Shrews- to station. Apply A; •*. Miller,-River Plata. unfurnished $60; possession May lit. A " Broad afteafteeti . Bed Bank. bury river, 'with !sll: improvements: best itovca In atock. Beaten lold outright Now beinir done at tL ^f Bank..- ' . -, . •- . . , . ••••••: >1.00 each. Telephone Rumsori 828-g. Phone'lleO-R, Red Bank. 1>. Ivlns, realtor. Register building. Bed factory prieea. • • »4,5OO CASH. - •-. view on river., Joseph Sesta. real estate, Bank, ' • • _^ the company's new expert operator. .'-'AH THE CHARLESTON FOXTROT. - HOUSES.FOR SALE, PORT MONMOUTH ..Ill buy ,8?; acres of land, GO fruit trees, FOR SALE, RED BANK > , FOR DEVELOPMENT. \ Halve aeveral; houaei for ule at Fort 54 Monmouth -street, Bed Bank, phone tearn It at tha Ajlilytltal School of So- seven-room house and' barn. V. A .nice 218S. •- . ' .-,--•" i ' apartment house, seven rooms each aide, CURCHIN'S FOR REAL ART. Formerly Sanborn farm at - Lincrofi work tjuarsntecil; Wide Mcilcarj' 6em'. elal. Danclmr.' H Locint avtnue, Rod Monmouth. N. J. , Caleb- L."Luker, Bel* country home. . Caleb *Luker. Belford' two cellars, hot air heat, bath,, electricity Curchin's barber shop is the place where N. J., cpnUtnlnu forty icres of cleared stitchinc by the yard. Georsa Woods, 3r, Bank. Oi - - ' '•'••' .•••••' -'•' . fortify. 7. Thane Keansburg' 75-F-31. Phone Keanaburg 75-F-81. , ':-, FOR.SALE.;. . " . and gas,, tuba, sidewalks, -lot. 50x125. ^t means, something. For real proof try uround, on highway Crom New York to BUSINESS LOCATION FOR BENT. Alfalfa hay and good , work norse for Price «14,O0O. Caleb Luker, Belford, N..J. us once, and then you will always. This 0 Monmouth itrtct, Eed Banlt-.' BUICKiSUBURBAN FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Aabury (park. Quick ialfl: J2O.0UO {halt A. 1023 .rfiod*!: alio 1017 Klsiel sedan. In -heart, of buslncis.-seetton, four-rooms. •ale. J. O. Sehanck, opposite Delicious Phone Keansburg-75.F-Sl.- • also applies to ladles, and children. Sec- caih.J Joiebh R. G)l«f, 1002 Fourth ave- 'ront,,»S6! over Butler's Grocery Store, Good faintly cow, fresh thla month; also Orchards, Scobey vllle, "N.- J., - Eatontown. ond National bank building, Ked' Bank, up- nue, Asbury Park, N- J., phone 2439. Oi LANDSCAPE GARDENER. Charltt. E. Senlon. ltMaplt avenue, Ked Iron Age Traction Opraye'r for' three or N. J., B. F. »., phone 3102-F-41, £aton- POSITION WANTED. stairs. New srounja- laid out and' planjeo/ 014 Bank. • ', •! .'• •, • *• - -' . ' •' - - . Fr6nt street,'Keyport. N. J.. Costa Bros. Younta lady' desires clerical position In Brewer,A. Smith, 701 Bangs avenue, Ai four-foot rows, J. T. Ackeraon, Hatlet, toWn. ' ' • ' bury Ptrh..ptioiH8 200. . , LOT FOR SALE TOPURCHASeTYQUR FIANQ: M.J, phone Keyport 48-W. business'house; fotir-years' experience;, un- WINDOW. CLEANING. - , . •• grounda Improved r-iJ beautllled. Treea ' "•"' HYACINTHS FOR SALE. ' 'o derstands bookkeeping and .typing; can Wo. make a specialty of cleaning wln- and shrubbery tpiayed •n pfaosa and fourth Thuriday nights of eaeh month. ' ' '.'.-..: H'YISIT US: ... VACANT LOTS WANTED. Grounds laid out and planted b,r• •', .•••'••• - - Meehanie atre>t,,Red Bank. Phone 1002-J. ;' RASPBERRY [PLANTS FOR SALE. Clayton, Peters place, Bed Bank,' phone We offer for sal* a limited amount of road* Port-au-peek, uiepboct, Itoag I Bank. -!''.. ' • .- • ; ilghta, steam.-b.es.t, hardwood floors; large sholc* and 'rare 'ahmbbcry from th« estate .V T>WOOD FOR SALE. .WELL SEASONED OAK. BOARDS. •, Et. Regis fcv.rbeatlng, the best lasp- 862^ ' • i 2975. berrlea grown; heavy fruiting plants, tl'.PO . .HEMSTITCHING. ~ porches;, lot 100x250': shade" trees and it a millionaire; all ipeclmen trees aa< 18,00 tor larta load.delivered promptly. . One, .two and three, inches, by alx, to Mexican, gold, silver, etc..; buttona. fruit: price $9,600. Ray H. Stillman. State WHO NEEDS A CARPENTER? •.ynatr inchea, ten to eighteen feet long. dozen. .Mrs. G. .Qrnbergi Weits!de>avenue Are ydur buddings In good repair? Are ihrubi, coaaiit]ng 'of a largv variety of Herman O. Bchllchtlnff. thona Bed Bank and Carmen place, Bed Bank. Pinking, plaiting, 'embroidery, trlmmlnga Highway. EatontoWn.'N. J. evergreens raaplei, «Imi, Jsp maples, etc SEWING MACHINES. - ^ *»2J " Parmly FarK,, Bumaori; N. J., Phone, 877. and noveltlea. Masquerade aults ,for hire. you planning alterations or improvements7 NOTICE; ' HOUSE FOR SALE. Charles Grant of Everett is competent and •uoh qitcanoot be procured in nunerlei All the lateit improved eleetrlo portable I BUY . . HAY, FOR SALE. , . The Bandy Shop, 16 Broad atreet. Red Seven rooma and cellar: Homer furnace, dependable. , Satisfaction guaranteed and For paittculare Inquire at tha gate jat-SlV ncer atwlnc' machines, motor tttaehae). nen>i and toft' old ihoej. : P. Velltn. SO A'quanttty-of mixed hay for,eale, In the I have several housea In Fair Haven for Bank. •ale. at a bargain price. .See me at once. electric - and gaa; beautiful, large lawn, charges moderate. Call 7OG-F-21, Mid wood Fark for Mr. Martin. Old machines taken In^eich'anVe.- CaiH or Weal Front atreet. Red DanV. -Ttona barn; J. Stllwell Graver,' Newftan Spring! ' FOR 'RENT FURNISHED. 80x150; along good road: near depot: dletown;' - . • ' • , 3ALE1 SALE1 SALE! road. Bed Bank. Phone Hed Bank ltBl.n. Joasph' Sesta, real estate. 64 Monmoutb tlm^ payments. Sinver Sfaop, Georfit street. Bed Bank, phone 8138. ' Single and double' rooms., every modern $5,000. Caleb L. Luker. Belford. N. J. Police dojs, chowi, setters, Great Dsnf« YES, IT WIU..BE DONE RIGHT, . HOUSE FOR RENT. Improvement; newly furnished' for light Phone, Keansburg 76*F-81. L - CHICKEN FARM FOR SALE. On account jot. lack of room will accept any Woods, Jr.. atrent, 29 Honrooutb Six rooma, bath, all improvementa; newly .EXPERT. AUTOMOBILE WASHER housekeelng; warm house;' to quiet people, Twsnty-two-aere' chicken .farm, eight- It your car la.waehed at tha Bora Baaeear SPLENDID HOME FOR SALE room : houaev all improvemepta: laundry; reasonable, offer; ideal importunity to ae> Ued Bank. .„ Ire., nath ittnd. Charlea A. Joaaa, expert decgrateil last springi-flVs mlnutea, from. now in charge ot the wash atand at the reasonable. ,40, Mechanic- .strait* Red In Freehold,'$6,000,' $750 cash down. bal. euro some flue doss for bratdlnfE purposes 1 Broar| street. t> Spring atreet. Tied Bank. Boro Busses, Inc.', Globe Court and Me* Bank. '. farm fully equipped for chickens. All Atao a few pupi and crown doss. Com •waaner. ' ' ' ehanlo street., Get yqur car washed •while anca easy terms: sjx'nlce rooms, bath, hoi klnda of buildings. Price $16.50». Caleb FOR SALE- SEE A. B. DIHHAN '• ' HALL FOR RENT. and cold water, new theater:, large cornel Luker, -*Belfard,,' N.' J^ phone Keansburaf one— come all, but coma early and avol< '• <.. ' "ASPABAGUS ROOTS. In town. 'Service guaranteed. lot 00x160. Edward W.'Untner, 6'Wea the rush. Strongheart Kenneli, " * In choice residential section. Red ] Fianoh aipaiague .rootiXor ule, IJ.00 . , ^.trlih-jra> piano, prjperlr, oared for Third floor. IP Broad street; for .lodge. 75-F-81. ' or want to trade your, old, piano for a new UPHOLSTERINO. dances qr entertainments.' Can,be rented Main street. • Freehold, N. J.' ' ' ' ) run a wick, N. J., phone 14O-W-2. elirlit room house, newly decorated and In* per thouiana. Wlladn Youmani, Seoliy- - CANING ANp FANCY .CANING, one. Drumm'ondi plica, Bed Bank, phdne Upholiterlng and reAnlthJng of all kinds by ' the - year, month 'o • evening. ' Apply WE FURNISH A LOAN SERVICE $16,000.00. proved: lot 60x240 feet; paragt, fcajrejab SJS. pf .furnltute. Frank. Howard. t& Uarrlion B. llflpce A. Sons, 12 Broad, atreet. Bee Bua,h Beats, porch obairs, reflnishing and A most'attractive modern home: eon ;••-.-. , MONEY TO XOAN. avenue. Rtd Bank, phone 2081 ' to th6se who reed $300 or less: Furniture repairing of furniture, upholstering, drap- plot Inquire R. H Vandirvoer. phona X*4- •* ' BERRY SPROUTS FOR SALE. Bank. ' '*.-•• loans our specialty. ; Newark Cash. Credit itructlon and materials of the' A.iut typ Money to loan on bond and nortgagt. INCUBATOR FOR SALE. Company, room 410, Kinmonth building, «riaa and > cushions., Mattrenea.. nav. or New,; leven rooma. atde sun parlor,"tern Apply' to A. L. Ivlni, Deglitar building, Raspberry, and blackberry sprouts, two HOUSES FOR SALE.. renovated. Box aprlnga. Edward Beck, your broker. -varletlea each kind) 92.'per'nundred« 120 Incubator, >fl25-eKS'ilse; excellent condi- ' 7wo -houses'on Elm plate with -all. Im- 710 Mattlson. avenue, .'.ibury. Park. LI- porch; bath, shower, open fireplace, plati Red Ban*. tion, used ope season; cost IJG.iell for 408 Atkins avenue, Bradley • Park* pbona per thouiand.;' Arthur Kuhn. Oolt'a Neofa, provements. : .Can- be >'bougrtt\ on < good cense No. 204.' Phone 8227. • Z5C8-M. I "S. . - , flaji windows, hoc water heat, two-cai FARM HANDS SUPPLIEb •14. ' B, Stoteibuty. Main road, Marlboro terms. . Joseph Stita, real eitate, 54 Mon- , .. R1VHR: PROPERTY FOR RENT. / tange, copper acreena, up-to-the-minuta it WANTED, , 1 o! all natlonalltlaa. Call or write. S. Ber- W.'J,. phone Freehold lU-fr-42. •••' ' moutb atreet. Red Dank,''phone Red. Bank 123-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. (very detail. A. D. Dtrban. DrumntD - PEKINGESE PUPPIES ' Six rooms.and bath, all Improvementa; Eight-room houir, lirge bsrns, lota of to lease, yearly, house, lurnlibed omiri> a.r'i Agraey.'SS - Weit atre«t, New York SAVE)YOUR OLD CARPETS 2 l'O fi. with) sleeping .porch: Part pf house, fur- v " «, Red Bunk. '.TeUphona 933. City, N. Y. .••'..-' front Imported . parents t akt prleesu At . .Beautiful reversible ruia \made from eld outbuildings, all machinery: two faoraes, furnished: seren.nlne looms, laragt, (all atud, Fu Dah of Chinatown; ISSi'WUIt* TWO FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS nished or unfurnllned; eight minutes' walk two cows, rruit trees. Nine miles to FARM WANTED. , O, F. HILL, worth Fu Llnir. 125. T^ona Asbury park, carpeta and chenille portieres. Write for and four lota fronting on two avenues, two to atatlin.latlin." "ApplAppy A. J.'Willer, River Farm off rom two to thirty acrei: houi convenlencea; land (acrea^a); vicinity £al* circulars. -American Rug'Manufactory, SOO Plata, phone Bed Bank Freehold. J8.600. on«-h«lt cash. Oahb We or a«ven rob: .ij.good barn and frui cluablntv heating and tinning In an »JJ7. Varrrtont atreat. Brooklyn. N. Y. blocks f'om bathing beach, for Bate very L. Luker, Belfordi Phone Keaniburg h ontown, Shrewsbury or Llttla Bll^ar. Oex nraneh.s. 84 Wtateldt mvtnut, ned.Bank. reasonable; together or.separate.. DcCarloi Terms muit be/reasonable, will loasa £oi , TUXEDO _ STORES FOR RENT 75-F-ai. ; . ' . cupanoy at once. Addiesa £. C B t dfairaf There 121 a. • - - - -. * FOR SALE CHEAP. • 892 Vajley Drlvt, oposite Leonardo big! In Doremua building, on Mechanic atreet, ;wt> years with.option to buy. Not noi , latelt ityle. Can. aupply, any amount Bieond' hand.'tlmbira, door* and .win- ichoolt '-- . , :^ ' - ' FARMS WANTED, ban half'milt off the Btate highway bi M. ned Bank. ' I INTERNATIONAL BROODER. needed, alaea as- to-44V. uonnioutb Strait right'near 'Broad 'streets'exeelient Iocatl6n, dows; also firewood. Apply at White road, all.lraproveoientaj.alcea.to.ault.'Apply to Have city clients ready It, buy farms la Iwien Mlddletown and Keyport. Give X« One hundred and. fifty chick alia,for Msn'a Bhop. £8 Uonmouth strsat. Red half ' blook- from 'Upper Broad atreat, -• '. '- FOR. SALE. . Monmouth county; also 'village horh'ls, imttlcutati and location. Mr». U D&vl ROOMS WITH BOARD, f aalai perfect condition, cheap. F. Toop. .Bank. ' f your own broker or tha Land ft'Loan C< Shrawtbury. N. J.,'B. Scutellaro. Lorlord Ice box, 2x2Hxi /ji feet;'perfaet town, river and ihore properties. Send lat- 1B0 Warren' itrett. Newark, IN. J. Caitlowood. 2S Rlvarslcla av.nue-, Rtd Btjlfc. Unctott, N. J. T^ HOUSES FOR RENT. condition: too larga for utl will oonaider 10 East Front street. Red Bank. ter with full description of property.tA JCOSTOM HATCHING, One atx rooms, one seven rooma! city ^ '• FOR SALE. small ono BB part payment* BeCarlos, 862 FURNISHED RO6MS FOR RENT Ray 11. Btlllman, Ktati Highway, Eiton- MORTCAOE^MONEY; Lnrj. rooms with board 110.00 ajnd i Whlta T)*gttoni nhioki. Magic and 81m. water) «aeh 120 per month. Eatontown, A IS6.O00 ilx per cent flrai mortgage Valley Drive, opposlts I Leonardo h|gh |th privilege of light housekeeping: all town, N. J. '• art able to plaee amounts fro 113.00 pir week: .ic.ll.pt Ublt, nail now OB a..S75,0IUI proterly. . Rosa M. improvements, . gaa, electric, , telephone, 11,000. to 110,000 In flnt raortgitm oi plcx tirooderi. Yanrioad > Foultrr 'Farm, 'corner" tiwli and High atreiU. A. F. Clayton,, 102 Asbury avenu«, Ocean Grove, BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK heated houaet'plenty of bat water| alia VaBderburg, N,- i. " • •• i"-- Budd.- •-• • ' •• ,-• ';, . ;- . • • ateam heatl rtiar atatlon and camp. Carle, oaprovad Monraoutb county pcopett: N. J.. Bhon* Aahury Park e>77. "FOR" hatching eggs lor sale; tired from ben Staring 6% in^ertst, payable itml-annual Uble board by day or wtak. Urt. T ' ' 1 ton, Willow Drive, near Little Silver lla- 1 TlARDWOOD FLOORSF' / •• EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TrTDbSON HOUSE. 1028 Thlhaut paper books; paper hanging hatched vigorous farm raised stock; ll;0O ly. maturlfl.maturlnvc In 5 years.years. ThTheie ea tnortgisttnortgig i • Any kind you wantt Give ul a »«U for and nunee* registry. VYo only nandle and painting Interior decorating, Estl- tlon, third house from grocer's. a setting, 99.00 a hundred] also setting?, f phone [led Bank Wlt-M, 1 Boarding! .centrally located: hot anc never more than 60%, of the salt* •itlmate. Tttlph B, SleVale, earpmtir acd first olaaa help. Telephone 1«». Woman's matea cheerfully given. G. A. Miller. Bel- . V ( . FOR SALE.^ ' ' all pur« stock. Mn. Louis SofTel, Mon. t tt t It l .old running water: Ideal for commercial ' Orchard farm, 1654 acres; ilx acres In mouth road, near Eatontown boulevard, irloe ot ttia property^ Inquiries solicited liulliler. Red Bank Exchange,' 45 Riverside • avenue, U»d People, Beaaonable rates. 191 Hudson ford, N. J,, box 68, phone Kaanaburg HorrtMy A Wall^tr, Joe, US Carp avenu< Bank. . . . I , ,, , , , ... full bearing apples,' balance good orehlrd phone 24HB.M Keanaburff, V. 3. war avenue, Phone Bed^pank 118-W. • •• l or truck land} no buildings.. Three fruit •wlll\utaly toVkiriour fl'tmti"trow,; Wei • • CANARY BIRDS. , - - • " ~FOR SALE. TO RENT OR FOR SALE. v Two wire runs . for chickens, wood crops will pay for property. Owner. R. D. Six room stucco house on Riverside FOR SALE, •top at tha Cafeteria, comer Oiand m4 ' deliver promptly, M. V. Drown, 14 Wharf Qnaranteed to.alng aotltfaotoryt also • SVhlW Plymouth. Roak eag's for salt od No. 2. box 48-B, Watawan, N. J. Small place luitablt for, road itan avanua, Ited Bank. full line of bird auppilea. At WJ W.Kan. frame!, one-Inch muh wire, ilx feet lopg. clrlvr. only three mlnut.A .from, highway. llonro. avenusa, Aibury Park. rrtih'ylt> Flscll.l strain I -price »8.00 pirJCOi 11.16 two fset wide and two feet high: 11.00 , iHOUSE FOR RENT, All Improvements, chicken houae, garage :ari(re, aervlce station or tet xcom; all ~ MOUSE FOR BEiot. ~ nedr.ea Bona^Boilati, 41 Broad itreet, Rec for letting of fifteen, Mrs. J. H. Jonei, ilnds' fruit) stven room houM. all lm< •lallei, homa-mad* pailrlet. Sttelal It* Dank. .,...•,' , ,':. each, II, C. Tunis, 146 Hudson avenue, furnished or unfurnished I seven rooms, and garden. Inquire at Monmouth hotel, terlnu to Jlete. AIISJ w.ll-baalael' ifti Blx rooma, all improvamtnU I on wait- Holmdel, -N. J, Jhone' J8-F-1J. Red-Bank. * » t • every .tapdenl. eqnv.nUneat d.Ughttul 18- Weit -Front street. Bed UanV, or ad irovfinanttt heat, bot ani told viitei «We avenue. II. F. Mislay, Mlddlifown, ath. Barn. ehlcVen hounei and olhti* out modern rooms I reasonable. XuMitta »I|utt - ' FOA BALE. - • jr«e\ null vi\ an*.&» CAR neiinborhooill ttO monthly, furnished Dining, room i (]MI>' •••-.• • TRRES AND PRIVET FOR SALE, Rid iBaiik., . , ' w tomobile and aeeesprlee or any builnen: abls and work guaranteed, Kay-Ejmor woven. Telephone or a postal lard 4tU norway mspia trsaa and. ona*y«ar.old Juatli. ;orthe neaet. Criminal and collie rent reasonable; lit 'Wait Kront street, Motor Co., 115 Weit Front alreet. phon ~~^:.sr:z:rTiMrmm— brine our trunk to jour door. WOI"»*V* Tor somebody at 001 Spring itrcct, «ltc I'ord truck, ones ton) .«a«or1ab)i. Ban^ California privet. . QeeWge Ivlns, Uomion tloti, •aie.itelilva. prompt^ attention with Boston terrier (Wblppanong'a Htll. Ited BanV. Inquire on premises or of A< Ited n.iilrlOTO; ______Carpet Closnlmr (lomsm/, ttltshoot,M4il» risults. pay and night iirvlce, Phone 4. T.. »,Nye av.tiu*,- Newark, N, J. room bouae. bath and shawerbath, ivt amln II, Orate, 14 North Bridge avenue, road, near Little Silver, phone Bed Bank OM«f>, retlsteredl also pupplsa for sale, ~IlATCliiNa KCOS—'UAUY CHICKS. mouth neaoli ajBO-J. Wlllltw Oioia, •(«• led nanit.'nhorn 1I»B. OO2'H. * ,• , OIBel, Claner building, Bed Bank, , tolMi. ons up and one downstairs.' h 1 Burdgt, It, D, No,'I., Leonard avanue, Hlrttrle Comb White Ltghorns: frorn •H."W.^>II i\ •SIIIIPII >—sn pae> i ^" ^a" aai"t~, %~v^~~* Vater heating «yittni. open fltcplsce. B prLtoV,' ' 1 ' • , , , ORAVEL FOR SALK. WMttsvIHa, Albuty TarV, phone Aibury TwtWa aerea ot good (arm llni), oil pel yearling hem. o»r.fully, seleoWd ,for vital- tagi (or three cars, ooopa (or DOO «hiaV«n , . now wxr rlnt arravatl.for r«adai van atand Inipjse V«r,State 'road, FaiHild' Gardenenss; ll» Park lytl. ' tress, Ifiri apple, tress, •blaokberr|ei an^ ity and production, OhloVs ready every Nearly two acres o( ground, price $9,11 Oi If io, now li tha time .to hajal-ti; iloni thTriy eentansr eubla yard. If, Rlt« cam bungaloV «nJ eallari lot 40ilOO featre.i. EA3TER LILIES FOR BALE^ raipb.rrl.ai no bulldlngi. 98,500, terms. Wtjne)day; custom hatehlng, H, L. Itoaoh, Term* to sulf purohattr. For at>polnfm«r ~~OllIENm"RUGT, paired, Just phone Bad Bank HOI a Mti, phons 18-w, R«d Dank. Alia concrete or gullk isle l3,0«t),eaih. ,Cal«b Luker, Biautirul blooming plants of Kaatsi Near, lied Bank. Cileb Luker, Belford Red Hank II. K. I). No. 1, phone Middle. *•« P. >"• Ktnnsdy, Mormouth stri«t, tel Thla U our third, year Ir) Had tM gravel. - . ' > lalford,-Bhone Keinab\iA 78-r-»l, • p H. J.: phohe Kaanabura; 7M'-I1.' town 18U.F-I8. i __ 33, •akiior th» roof doctor. * ••»!. • H,.4e?y a^saji MJ aVanrw.e**va^s\ • Mills for salt at it cants per blossom ,A n»nV 3054 or 1620-111. w* with roiir'.rwatnlKeti «f fvit tMaa^fciMSTI ,fci»ji, mum n ,i M*IIH • • .HI iar" II. L, Irjinoe, aUMrlnttndsnt for B. 11 FOUND— Jatt* : roRRENT. : v TPOKTilNf FROM-JUNK-1ST. eorner Broadway and Loousl avanua, .. . and ottr .exa.llant aervleu. W* k»n EitlmaUa- eh.artulljr ;flven..tUUoiK • Vn silai , tOOHIhU... >w at' Fal [lehw.J,-. (ilnritje drlya. oppoalta Bs< Two• attractive tlx'room bungarewa -- a fine ptire to store your xar for any ' i Branch. N. J.I 100 aorsi betnB d*v« - Corner stors and apartKintl' Blatjkpotn Ilaven: lot -. fUto nf«ll | tao w u aiata Highway, Eatontn>n. Opposite thi period of Urn.! op*n day end nlghti ' A slot., rspalr anil titan, and M Wcvrk and River road, numaom Inquire at »4 U»U f«,l, .to qululiik Uto tMlrloUdibulldlrti- lota B0x\tt .mouth attwt, ««- • . ti.lvln Btlllman Farms. All Improvementsi ga H bloflh from Drew. tftr«4ti itUntr'of room lamenl aldaoalks aa4 eiiiblni btlu la etar to» bl« for ur, TotUUI M«t rark place. Kottb rlaioOeld. li. J., shone A. dti.lvln* atwt . realtorealtorr, t "FSff weir ragtargood bus ;emoe,' Ten-vlnutca (i for *ltli»r Indpr or outdoor parktnv. Doro ," T»o BOUtaaion flyiasjiara plaia, Fair d atwt Reed BBene k Beverar stores and gasoline alands along throighoul ih«i«illrt..lraitl.*lao titf «i 'itretl, ogeillt »b» WM, «•«/ 'r " ^" Had, Bank ••UtloT, • Apply Bey; II, lltlll Auto f)tor»a»r Micbi|ilo'tU««ll and Qlob* IIiYin, furnlib'di ill lopro»amenti , tha atala highway, one. with m feat man, KalontoM, N. J. • i ar, asi and alitlrliltr. K twantv-aati T^O XBT1. ' joule 6f al* rocma an< frontage,. . rjve-room bunaglow, Uoatton court,' U«d lUnU. ' ' Uka «lth lake dilra aiq addaj allrael • (tori and 'ii»«n room (la» ...... 'COnjIUoiii'loU(<|t l *0«ll«0UD» feeft pna. Oaleh l^lier,VJSalfort/"pliol>f"k"tMi"sv CajnaXn T BLOCKS. ttoa on premliM. Ra> II. Slljln ner of Shivwabury s,y«nus and Herbert l lanaa/lm a»ins, flat. bl|bwii>, Cal (treat. Inulrt at 10} Bhriwatiilry a«t,n«4 '.. Edward Hayes, Churl bur* ta-y-ai Blilewalks and maion work I 1«I6 e«men ' Ctuiy-lnnli hov-r, coil burnl/irl «'««*lltn Car' »pOf,|«T.n. tlt(o*l« « tht t ilmMo applr- hloiki, 1414 elntl In yard, 1»14 o«nl. d« omlltmn, uia Jo townj also toekfae., 11 otnl«_ FOR BALK. fl.ilirta. pi all hrndi, t Wha« •Ytnae «»cf Bank • TNFiAir it.llvand Md Vf asnla in yardj fetar 1)» viu »nd runt »t >nll nrle*. , D, Btottn Hej' airii..., mptovamantao t one.Moekltoone .bleak from »l»ar,.rirlvnr, ,nyv • On natn, n>e9ad, , tqratlirte mlhw...,,-..t ifrom,, fled brl.li work. .•»»»»• Hu^o »vsnn«1 4 intjtaf1 m tfs from Broad street I |oa ItalO Fontl. 149 Obtei»ibury »vinue. Red DanL pur* M*l" rcMi), Mirlboro, li J., vMm •a onlyl ffltiBl M In ajood L Bi' larta'lot,rjfa>l,' «t;sr«gf. W«H, ami lnut laniil Ur|ta»t nlm-reonlm-nom haOs*hod.... *'~b|( - n •lor, •Wlilowt.re.VviiK .; " f.rni A t lor Rl u rhone 4»l J, It.d Bank. ,-..t«t,. wor.,*k ahop*hm>., ahliktahlikiRn htullitueiMa i .. e«Jl M-l 'atwfttr'*. l«l Mcmnoutb itrMt, yroundni,i TalsphonTelephonh e *'<>Bed nsHV'4rfl-F letiejMH-li.lwn Hl>.l>r' « V k '' ") '- «!* liy.rl. btMiief I i», Motif >f««» Htd Bank. Fhw» "nil HI llwl.tm avenm, ' Have ll.Buroa anq 14 YojIiVhlre aowi, M ihlm c uaatlite, »H>1«. Ihttlltlrilsii, two »M IrjtBter < Gray and white «iian\.l «•« rant., ttV o'f without Ilitit Imt airlci tllo *MtB tnamil •ttlei'a kiioh. 1»8 lo a«0 pauhita eiohi all due to litter d |ii»l'lf "nil uui( Ioc-t« alils br rsti«>i »v*nuf, Ytttl hup t ^M.i. Welt- AU Ill MMWWI» Eiwedga r*rna,_ ri>jl Moomoutli. Hp J. RED BANK REGISTEB, MARCH 81, 192fr made about the stations to the Mid- dletown township committee, but the" only' ontcome has' been'letters JOHN S. COM, Wllw iaf 1 PUBLIC SALE «£ ^complaint- from the - townihip OBOB3B O. BANOA AtKC officials to the railroad. The Leon- STORES mvrea BSOWN. ardo folks are not unreasorablt in • LIVE STOCK and FARM Puisw* their requests'for better'station fa- in the very best btiainess location in Btdi U cilities. They 'do not ask for a new MACHINERY (Bank U0» station. They want /well kept sta- CARBOtlNEUM tion gronnds, a passable road to'the •»' dh the Charles Acker Farm, New Monmoutfi, N. J. Th« Crul'EsUrminktor of' ~ u UDBta «la»i ntttu. station, a heated building In cojd t). J weather, a station agent on the job RED BANK all the tim«, and a sanitary comfort Red Mite Hblekeo Vermia -"•!! station. Friday, April U, 1926 ' . • • » at liOO O'Ctock P. M. ^ The brick buiiding at the northwest corner 6i Broad ari.d It is questionable whether a sta- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1928tio. n which has not got those things The undersigned having' bought the Charles Acker farm with Monmouth streets will be converted intp' smaller stores, These Is much better than -no -station, at Equipment and Live Stock:-will fell to the highest bidder without re- serve, the Stock, etc.) listed in part as follows:—toara Horses, good stores to front on both streets. ' TOWWTAOC, ' alL It seems strange that a railroad workers; two-Sows.-veight-obout 125 lbs,; Team Harness ond Single company which haa vision enough to harness, 8 Farm Wagons, Mowing Machine, Harrows, two-horse Plows (Contlnned from pag» 4.) issue a booklet advertising a com-and 'one-hone- Plows; Riding Cultivators and Walking Cultivators, A plan is now made. Work on changes to start atxmce. Unless something unexpected de- munity has not got sufficient public Spray Barrel with Pump, Hay Bake, Stalk Cutter, Disc Harrow, Potato velops there should be no, farther spirit to provide a station,;that will rlanter, Hand Tools,' Spring Wagon and artfcles too1 numerous to PoBsession about June 1st. Leases can be made at once. ' . • and , keep its customers satisfied. It. ,1s 1 delay in paying Monmouth street mention. with! concrete. This improvement, said that persistency overcomes all TERMS—$25 and under, cash; over $25 n credit of six months as originally proposed, was tied op obstacles in the end and If this ,is be given with approved security. 4% discount for cash over ?26. For plans and prices of stores apply to with-a pireposltton to widen the true Leonardo will eventually get better station facilities, for the as- Penn-Ola street. Nearly/every property owner JOHN JAHARYRA. on the enitern end 6i tho street, be- eodatioa there -haa certainly been I Poultry ana Dairy DWof^eUnt tween Broad street and Maple ave- persistent about this- matter. GEOEGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. Sold By All D.«U » nue, objected to the proposed wid- HAWKINS BROTHERS, Agents r ening because It would make the "A PAIR 0" SIXES." Manufactured'by' uidenyalk-space too narrow.y Forthls reason the commlssionert did. the K' /lay M bt • Two Ntghts 10 Monmouth St. (Ground Floor) Red Bank, N. J. right thing In- deterring; action on -N»xt W*«k Leonardo. PUBLIC SALE the Improvement ordinance. A Pair of Sixes" is the title of Telephone 3si 104-108 Varan* Aveniie . ' • OF NEWARK, N. 3. a play which will be given Friday • i ' ' : I*' *•:•!'.'•" • . : • and Saturday.nights of next week IMHMMMIIMIimwmilllllMW>IIMWI>mW B»M8» Tljere is only one right way-to by the senior class of the Leonardo Battle the Monmonth street widen- high school at the high school. Miss Horses and Farm Machinery **************************************** '****************,*******************»******* ing question and that fai n accord- JL Johnson, the teacher of the class, ance-with the withes of the people. is coaching the pupils for the play. at the Residence of the Late John M. Corlies, There, can be no doubt on this score Those y>W will take part are Elsie •with rogard to the eastern end ofVanNess, Beulsh Howard, Peggy Church Street, Rumson, N. J. the-street._PubUo; feelins; on that Qould, Ottille-'WllBon, Arland He»"s, "question"was fulI^J^ugedTairthe Roy Schafler, James McGougb, ON commitshnere* meeting and It waaSamuel Poston, Norman '"Simpson, almost unanimously against widen- William Soule, Thomas Mohesrn ln# th« rrtreeti' With -regard.; to! the and, JJonglaj and Alfred.; Edwards. Tuesday, April 6th, 1926 •western'end of the street the titu*- The teacher and the pnpUs were tjpn jioes not seem. «cv,pla,ln,' The. »t 1:00 O'Clock P. M. cpmmWsIbners should wake every entertained-Monday night at the effort to .gauge it .and act according- home of Douglas and Alfred Ed- OF OLD AGE _There will bo-Bold-to the higheBt bidder without reserve the follow; warda~bf /Campbell's ~"Junction," ingv-7 horses, 6 tons of hay, S Beta heavy work harness, 6 farm wag- where on elaborate repast was ons, shovelsl , hoesh , 2 ridin idi g plowsl , mowini g machinehi , loltt o f odddd harnesshrns, served.1 tworhorse haiy rake, 8 horse blankets, 4 scoop shovels, 2 canvas stock \ Every day that it lost by not pav- covers, /heavy gasoline engine, light gasoline engine, stalk shredder, A Governmental Educational and .industrial World Opportunity ing ths'teeetjs a lfiM'npt'oply in DANCE AT MONMCUTH BEACH. stalk blower, 8 two-horse plows, 4 neckyokes, lots of odd horse collars-, time but In,dollars and cents. The S pair of whiffletrees, S scoop shovels, 5 long handle forks, 2 one- street win have to t>» improved be- It Will V* Htld Next Monday Nlfht horse lawn niowers, 8 sets' hay shelving, 3 good gates, three-runner fore very long. Why not do Know, ty a Long Branch Wcritjr. furrowing sled, riding plow, 3 sod cutters, 2 iron harrows, one engine Jt civil reform directly involving the continue'^ usefulness, healtH' a mesmeric sleep that culminates in physical 'dissolution and disaster. ana saw, 2 one-horse cultivators, good corn harvester,' extra tight body and life of, humanity, Js the demand of the hour. without further loss, of time, so that Epsllon chapter of the Sigma Tau The man power of a nation is in its mind 'power. the present generation, which wQl Sigma sorority of Long Branch has for lline, 4 two-horse cultivators, lots of odd bodies', one-horse dump This reform 'is the repeal of all statutory demands that fix age sent oat Invitations for an informal cart, lots of odd collars; One team extra'nice black horses, 6 years unfoldment of ideas and their Impartial distribution and. h^ve to pay the major cost of the old and sound. One gray horse, 8 years old and eound, work any limits' to mental, moral and physical normality. Such laws- are Improvement, will' get the fullest ing.:danje to be hell next Mon- conspirators against universalhealth, happiness tion '•• '••• "' ' • •'•"- ppsslble. benefits?-. The Improve- day'night /development of the race. " .-'. //. ment Is one that will be.described They limit man's capacity for increasing usefQlnsss J : 1 .©a permanent .'" ;>.':", fair ; brief perio•jodd o""f years and -'ar—e •"th"o —produc•'—'•'-t o' f' a- ~~"well-nig ~ h universal '•'..'•.,&£'?••„£ '•/,.!» „, ** ' .,' - . •>'.•,•••' J,^ i. \ .'•' and under,, cash; over ?25 a credit'of etc months : I ta nd lo0 l t outwbtn . Y « • » »,; »i '••• -. mesmerism based upon hypothetical mistake; n UmttatloM of lift- •• ii^«^«?^^1 IT^ ^'W FiS */ '* 4?'-' ^ ?^! • and lead to racial suicide.' • : ••••„-.•••'•:--.-.; v • • ••> landmarks, of • so-called material ''Civilisation..'. Mans, truu6e jiature ,',, Give the property owners what «T!TV ' • ' ili '•''"•• L, '•• , "ii. andrpjigln are.'mental,'-arid, he Is'subject't6-monto.1 anancd moral they want in regard to the. .width of Davis and his Serenadera will fur- GEOEGfi H. XIOEERTS, Auct\oneer. • :•' The medical fraternity now- with comparative,'unanimity ilia street and get busy Improving nish the music. The decorations' that during the last the street without further lota of will be jn keeping with Easter. The .creasedfrom fifteen committee in charge of. the dance; time. Every day lost Is a distinct This 'response to. universally changing thought regarding mental Immeasurably multiplied today • by tho graying - recognition < 13,8« to the town. When a person is 'piVlttss Maoretta Bowman,- who, is chairman, Miss Friscilla Pi- cause and effect now works more conspicuously with, the irresistible mental cause and effect " ' laid up with sickness he or she 5 gige and;Mrs. H. K. Emrnons. SALE mental currents moving in Una with raan's higher and moire peN riiS.ua i.\i • '• it:--^ ;'Va"''* A -'-"^ viv" ^ •••'•'•''"- does not wait long before -getting manent destinv. . '•' ••' '• • Scientific evolution can not bs retarded nor the, mentally flowing a, doctor. Monmouth street'l» a '-«•-.••••• ."-^ '.' / ' «'.;"i • :"•''•• •"'• 'il '{ \\ tide"of awakened human consclausno«s of higher present possl- INDIAN REUC3_AND SONGS. flfck street in its present condition. Butian .extension of age limit* for compuiso^retbrement by blUties of existence turned Wok.' >' "' Concrete is the medicine that will [ They "Will be Fart of an Entertain- live Stock and Farm Machinery u'^eai* Is unheard.jof.: •<•; • -i- •., -^ ^ .'t~' . "Human government must 'Itself rise and'iiplWfc clvlllzatton to cure it and the sooner It hi applied meat by Little Silrer Club. ' When one reaches the age of fifty years he Usually- dUcovers -,meet,tho iplrituol demand of thia greatest worldporlod of aevelop- the better it will be for the town. :The Little Silver Woman's chb; that theworld considers hhn "too jold, for effectivo usefalness. ment. ,.-,•' '. \. ..•_... •....'.. - , K •:^:\:Hpu8eh.olil:r.-.Gci!pds. v^ v : • «' ... will give an entertainment on Thurs- ."• :Thtf "appalling effectlof;W&" 'a«ra4^ to proinoto and impel olteotivo , ii. O-O-O-O-C i '. .,, ii. day night of next week. A feature common consent to mistaken..fteorie.s_;of life is beginning to be ' meht today,* are sound and amendable ctvilnnd'indi % which coincide with the foundatlonal-montal laws which, govern -Recently' the Central railroad of' the entertainment will be an ex- on the Horace G. Smith Farm, located on the road recognised. * *'" • •• •'•- -• •• • - - • lompaoy sent a letter to the Leon- This recognition is gaining momentum daily and the voxpooutt," • all • evolving cxistenca with its. wealth of new Ideas and grand hibition of Indian relics gathered by; between Port Monmouth and Keansburg, N. J., « wh«n responding to the .pressure of Life's higher demands,'will present possibilities. ardo Civid Interests association ask- John Kennedy and Herbert Brett. •' always impel reform.-• \; --.--' -. • , -.j > ing the association •« Hot,and,de- Mry:Kennedy will give a talk. In-: Known as Thompson's Crossing ', "•" These codes, wisely framed, will hornets tho vast beeanot •wanted scribe the attractions and' advan- dlan longs will be rendered by Mrs. A national, educational, or industrial rule, connecting, Secrcpl- human mentality, and utilize It'systematically and rightly for tho tages of Leonardo for a booklet Arthur. Gregory and Rev, JaweB tude with any age limit, focusses the collective mentality c.oramoti:malntenatid8':of -peace, ;health and longevity.> >,. .;• which the company said it intended Dykema, who will be dressed as In- entire communityon advancing decrepitude. . . .-•!,.".. .• .'_•••... . ' No >dvil or industrial codo "ban support and impelprprogressivec i to isane soon, advertising the vil dians. Other numbers on the pro-, Friday, April 9th, \ 926 lind-power the leges snd towns along; Raritan bay ' By sa doing It precipitates with unparalleled momentum.a mul- civilization unless it gives, uhderstandlngly, t6 3flind-pd gram srill be recitations by Lieut' »t 1:00 O'Clock P. M. . lfl e of " educationadtiall I where there are railroad stations. Joseph Farrott, a song and dance tipUcation of the embodiments of the limitations of "old age" and "?design? _ . sclentiflc authority in .'its constitutional and cdl The railroad company also asked act by Lieut J. K. DeArmond and Tho undersigned having sold his farm will sell the following- decay. . •.'..-. ...'.'' "'"The1 fac~t i's evident, today that an over-jncre'hslng'numbed-of'l.n>' " f^ . ,. ; thinking .when they .jfefch the civil, individual'or other artificial tragon, wood sled, two-ho'rse Kico potato digger, Keystone potato : for the benefit of the community. David E. Bradford. or _i " .. ;.. :• .....* '.'....'.—,:-.;.".:- _—^'atre-llmlh:for-retireniBiit'ago-limit:for-ntir8ment";than:thoV than tliayv Bvcr-havever-havae beforehsfdre. •• '•. i ' The association compiled with the planter, four-row potato uprayor, potato cutter, two-hone scoop, one- v horse Bean power sprayer, Iron Age Sprayer, 2 knapsack sprayers, ' The strong mental conviction of ah Individual Bets in. motion a ., What, is, tho cauaei.bf; mental .and phyalcal decadence^ "It'can request and at the close of the let- Clark cutaway harrow, extension head; South Bend two-horse plow, tendency to embody h(s concept, whether It be of health or de- only be the same cause that produces like results when any form ter stated that the most important StrleVan at Har Horn*. Miss Emma Schnoor of Belford. turfing plow, one-horse S. B. plow, 3 Boss flows, 2 Planet Jr. Culti- crepitude. of supposed fatal disease or death, sentence Is pronounced by on proposed Improvement for • public vators, Planet Jr. riding cultivator, furrowing; sled, asparagus ridger, "But the collective national or internationl legalized world im- authority believed to be capable, of e^ecujln^ its decrees.'' .; betterment was that of getting the was suddenly taken sick Sunday pulsion of false belief does far more., morning and she fell unconscious at 2 asparagus bunchers, 2 cow stanchions, root cutter, stalk cutter, grlnd- railroad company to provide better rtone, cross-cut saw, about 50 hot bed sash, 12 burlap hot bed covers, . It educates common.consent to'the people's own undoing. .'The "man in the street" is daily gaining"moro knowledge of station facilities. her home. Efforts to revive her lge Iron pot, 8 sets harness—1 heavy double, 1 heavy single Snd mental power and action. Thousands,are grasping the vltawact were unavailing and she was taken ight single; Tovmsend/s horae la\^n fnower, 8-ft. cut; Coldweu horse It forms an habitual and growing'conviction of an Inevitable limit that endorsement by the civi"l ar" m o"f cov >vornmene t of the common ••».--• to the Long Branch hospital Sunday lawn mower, 2 ft. cut; hand lawn mower, quantity 12-ln. white pine and..'Physical decay is be- to a man's capacity for usefulness fear, and general expectation of mental an_ r.-, The same might be said about afternoon.- Her malady is a battling :e?"ry boards, chestnut post, about 26 ton manure, 6 incubators, Ideal comln dail :ll-i] Other stations along Raritan 'bay. one: The doctors have been unable 600 egg; Prairie State, 240 egg; 2 Cyphers, 390 egg; Natural Hen, IX*t impels thUIBe cuuocbivcollectiveo uaas welweul as thvues .-individua iuuiv4uuali embodimen«mDoiu^aeui>t oxf .• 8 y miore .disastrous to natlpal hoalth'.'anti well-belh?.;. Countless complaints have been to dlagribss it , . 150 egg;" United, 126 egg; 3 coal burning brooders, 8 International the pre-conceived mentally outlined condition: of helplessness and Th6 economic world^'aspect of this condition presents an appall- loovers, about 75 bu. corn, C bales straw, 150 laying hens. senility.' '.'•," ''.:' ".-''• : •••-.< \:-:.<-' '.-V;.. .;. ,-. ing: picture when,tha.Ioit In collective 'earning sower, unnecosBary .. Age limits fixed by civil law and,commercial codes to eligibility pensions,' and mental^ moral and physical onorg-y Is consldorod. • HOUSEHOLD GOODS:—Morris chair, 6 oak chairs, 2 oak exten- • for ofllce;'business, educational and social positions, or even'immi- The. necessity for annulment of all laws by which civil govern- lion tables, 2 couches, kitchen range, 2 oak library tables, Queen Anne \ gratlon, form an unseen guillotine suspended overhead at intervals ment removes useful and effective'1 workers frftm the field of their legs and claw feet with desk drawer and bookshelf ends; china closet, « on the pathway of conscious evolution and human progress. activity must be impressed opon: the thought of every responsible writing desk, oak bedroom suite,: 2 white enamel. beds, - 2 springs, * Abundant evidence Is available of the bodily effect of a mental law-maker and" executive.' "However, pressing may bo tho duties mattress, cot and mattress, oak arm chair, mahogany chair, rocker, • conviction, fear, or determination which saps mental energy, which which seem to be important, in comparison to this vital .'noed they commode chair, oak hall rack, electric table and floor lamps, Brussels ; is the only recuperative life force. v represent lesser issues.- •••..•; ':• • • • .... , i- ... ,J- and ingrain carpet, matting, rag rug, 8x10 ft.;,8 stands, tapestry por- t , The. doctor's adverse verdict, the chronic fear of some specific'•• teres, silverware, pictures, toilet sets .and other articles. * disease, tho business manager who rules gray, hair out of his fes-When the putgrpWA age. rule Is abolished and every Individual '* • • . * JI f tablishment—and with it the matured intelligence born of ripe ex- case is dealt with ubori its morlts, fear will be dissolved, recupera- TERMS—$25 and under, cash; over $25 a credit of six months » perlence—the nervous dread experienced by those who form the tive hope increased, Idcked-up energy released, and the entire vill bo given with approved security. 4% discount for cash over $25. * masses of humsn toilers, of'an approaching age-barrier that will mental Btruettire of tho world atabllzed and rogenerotcd. t lock them outside the reach of daily sustenance, are all links being Another enemy to •'enlightened human BKigreBj will- 'then ,be HORACE G. SMITH. • daily forged In the chains of mental slavery that bind the race in GEORGE H." ROBERTS, Auctioneer. . . .. , • ' Copies of Reprints of EDITORIALS on Age Limit Reform May be Secured . •'• .'.-• •• '' - "• • •'.'' '^'.v-'''V-V^;'-By'Addrauing '''• • . • ': -"• .- ' ' " :' • OUR RUG STORE TtiE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Offiopl Organ of IS NOW OPEN! TEE CBRiBTIAN 80IEN0B PARENT OEUR0H OF TEETHEW: The Second Shipment o*f Rugs will be in This ,. The Advancing Moocmend 6/ Christian Science '•". •'•..? '.;,••!A-''.'''•••'. • ; Week from One of the Largest Mill* in U. S.* True OHristian-Science iincitKet sectarian nor. commeroial. It presents and illustrates Me uni: ,• and ,will be on Sale Next . ' versal soience of mental causation and mental formation, through which individual ani ooltcative health becomo spontaneous and natural but comparatively inoidentat. It provides tho link tiaUiiccn" EASTER CALL FOR Saturday, April 3d • Christianity and science and constitutes iho solution of the^prollctn of Ohristian unity. .'It «»• plains and demonstrates tho soitnoe of trut spiritual evolution and impels civil, soientiflo and NEW SHOES This gives everybody a chance, that wants religious advancement. • ' to buy a good rag at about half price. ' U 'JACKSON PLACE X. W, . or 67a BAKER STREET, Florsheim and Walk Over Shoes This lot is mostly all "in 9x12 sizv e and in . Washington, &• Q<> V- ^- -*• London, "W, 1, England latest patterns and colorings. They,ar6 Worsted A Sample. Copy of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE .WATCHMAN Fiorahclm and WellfOror Shoes will win your, Wilton, Wool Wilton, Velycte and^Axminstcra. admiration and confidence—Leaders in Fash- ., WfllB« Sent Free Upon Requeit « ion; Reliable'in Quality. Also a fine shipment of Gold Seal Art Rugs «•,' if in very latest .designs.' H i White Shoe Co. R. WE3ST 0 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. 129 West Front Street, Red Bank RED BANK RE&ISTER, MARCH 81*1926. ie rendered, with Leon ReusslUe us Angel's' Easter Message," ; There Others who wore old-tlmV costumes riolin. accompanist and with Chailes will be'speclnl music. A feature of at the sociable also complained WiUImn Haley Is" vcry''»ieir •* D. "Ottprson as cello accompanist the'servico Sunday'night will'be a •bout the clothes being too small the homo of his elstor, Mra. George Baptism \yiJI tako place. The young cantata entitled "Victory Divine." for them, from which fact it was Don't Miss This Opportunity! Grob of Catherine street, -' people's service early1 In the evening Tho\ soloists ore Miss Isabella E. generally agreed by those present The Greatest Offer Blchard Jlfallaco of'R«d Bank will telate to Easter. At night a Grant violinist, Mrs. Helen Gregory that folks today musjjie bigger than Thursday, Friday and jSatur'day Only has given up hit Job with the Hex-special service will be held at soprano, Mrs, Vcrnon Rose contral- their forbears. About ?1G was We Have Ever Made! ter-Dlchl Bakerle*. Corporation arfd which Rev. George K. Allen, a-re- to; J. Russell Woolley tenor and was cleared by tho sociable. he is novr employed at Newark.- tired Baptist, clergyman living at Allah R. Woolley baritone. ' The Porto Rican, all hand embroidered Gowns, $-f .00 Bobert Fox, manager imd one ofRed Bank, will speak briefly on members of the chorus choir are Birthday Party at Senbright. Chemise and Step-ins. White and colored. ea. thfe owners of the Globo Furnishing "Love." Rev. Mr, Brafstcd will Mrs. Bcatricc'Raver, Mrs. William . A surprisQ* party was given laslt Company's business on 'East Front deliver' a short, message on "ForElliott, Miss Abbio Strickland, Mrs. week for Miss Elsie Rodney of Sea- ONLY ^&=^. DOWI* street, is confine^ to his houso at Us—For, Him." •"Communion"' will Ji: L. Branln, Mrs, Emma Frako, bright, in celebration of her nine- Also a full line of Vanity Fair and Onyx Hosiery for the world-famous Grand Prize' Fair Haven with sickness. Albprt b* held. An claborsto'musical proi Mrs. Harry Kirk, Miss Sylvia'Aul, teenth birthday. The guests were - Silk and Cotton Underwear Schrstder, a salesman at the store, gram will be rendered at we even- Mrs. Beatrice Wilber, Mrs. W. N.Mr. and Mrs, RIchatd Rodney, Mr. (-' U kept Indoors -with sickness. ing service. v Houghtoh, Mies Sara Mitchell and nnd Mrs. William Rjdney, Mrs. W:J SPECIALIZE IN LARGE SIZES Stephen A. Hoffman of.Leroy Holy Week services are being Mrs. E, W. Applegata sopranos; Kathleen Scott, Miss Eleanor Fary, place is alck wljh .bronchitis. field at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Harry Compton, Mrs. Harold Miss Gertrude Ulbrych, James Col- Knapp, Miss Whllda Wilson, Mrs. The opportunity of a lifetime I Get a .Mr.'and Mrs. James Hathaway Tonight Rev. F,, Druckenniiller of 1 lins, Raymond Porter, James Tier- inglishtown will ba the Bpcakor and Bronson Butler and Mrs. George brand new.gcnuine Grand Prize Eureka ' have returned from St. Petersburg, ney and Johh Noonan. r Vacuum Cleaner for only 93.00 downt it Florida, where they spent most of lew members will Jbo recolvcd by Lovott altos; John C. Chnmberfain LEWIS SPECIALTY SHOP and Walton Branin tenors' and Vcr- This a»toni«hlngly small dpwn payment the winter, and thcvtflre stopping at session. Tomorrow night Rev, John The .Register's motto—"A paper Red Bank, N. J. puts thlj great cleaner right in your the Globe hotel, ' Muyekens, tho pastor, will reecho non Rose, Harry Compton and in every home."—Advertisement. 61 Broad Street own home—and extremely easy terms Margaret Bcvans, daughter of new members and conduct the com-George Williams bassos. will quickly make it yourt. Thiniofitl William Bevans of Washington munion service. Friday night an Special services are being held .street, has recovered from moastes. address will be delivered by Revthi. s week at the synagogue on Riv- GREAT SPECIALTERMS .William Vf. Brown has. moved J.- H. Owens. Easter morning erside avenue in observance! of the Offer" Po»itiv«ly "kndi from Rivorside avenue to the John-' thero will be a sunrise prayer serv- least of the Passover, which started ANNOUNCEMENT APRIL 10th '! son house on Harding road. •' ice at seven o'clock, an Easter pro- Monday and will continue for eight 50 gram by th» Sunday-school and andays. Tho sermons will be given by Complete *8 But you must hurry I This astonishing Lester W. Scott of Bed Bank, special terms educational offer ends who for many years Has been con- Easter sermon, "Risen with" Christ," Rabbi B. H. Rosengard. »t of 1 with a special musical program. At soon. Upon requeft.|We will deliver a nected with the Pennsylvania rail- "High Vacuum" brand new Eureka yrith complete nt> road company in its information the-vesper service in the afternoon eOURTLANDT WHITE tachments for FREE trial. Then, if you OLD-FASHIONED SOCIABLE. Attachments department at tho Pennsylvania an* Easter cantata, "Our Lord Vic- decide to Veep them, pay only $3,00 torlo-Js," -by R. H. Shelly, will he down. Art now—and enjoy rnany.many station in Now York, will tomor- Anciant Coitumei Worn tt Affair Successor to Francis'White Agency FREE yean of the best homecleaning service row change hi« position and will sung by a quintette, with Mr MacKellar has been confined to tho houso with lumbago. ' ' 37 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. 'i Vomon Cook of Richmond, for * mcrly of Red Banlc, was a visitor Monday at the home of his father,, Mallory Hats 1 Daniel H. Cook of Newman Springs. Mr. Cook has a large-printing, es- On account of losing pur lease we are being forced out of business and must vacate £ tablishment in Richmond.' ' v ; Mrs. Frank Rellly of Maple ave- nue is a surgical patient at.tiie Long Branch hospital. ' ',.•••• SAGRindE SALE. * Monmouth Street Men's Shop The Spring Lake-hospital auxili- ary will meet, at three' o'clock tiext 4 28 Monmouth St. Red Bank Monday afternoon at the Woman's •clubhouse^ •-, • Near Broad Street ' Mrs. Thomas L. Little of Bergen I * pltce entertained'. Mrs. Blatchf ord Sherman of Buraxvflle, New York, arid MrB. Geprge Merrill of Grange nvenua last Friday. - ; The NEW , . A meeting of. Major Edwin Field camp of Spanish-American war vet- erans will' be held on Thursday : night of this week at the borough • - • •• ••.••••• '•-•.• • • , . > . -. .• , ••.••.• • • . • . . hall. ... ••' •••'• .' •' : A; Mrs. Caroline Bray has. moved Store closed all day Friday to arrange stock for the phenomenal sale which starts Saturday. frtm Joshua Bennett's house to her own house at 20*< Wallace street, , where she will conduct ,a rooming and boarding i..ii«o. •' Bigger and Better Values Get ini line early—Some of Miss Elizabeth Gallagher of Superb Values New York, formerly .of1 Little Sjlver, was a visitor in town'Fri- Than Ever Before. the Bargains Won't $1575 day. Miss Gallagher recently re- Galore,: 4 covered from an attack < of influ- DELIVERED' ents. ' •.'•'•'. , ' ' .; '•: r1 •.:... A Price-Slashing Jlvent No Comparison Elsewhere Last Long. Fullf Equipped ' ''Miss Bobble Adelson of 'Mew '4 I • ...... -..•' York and California isspehding the Easter, holidays with Miss Anyta 4 Four-Door,FullFlve- Wolf of Monraoulh street. Absolutely Nothing Reserved! Passenger Sedan Church Nolta. 4 {Four-Wheel Brakes ,• Special eorvlcet-w!U'be lieW tWs . Stock up now for Summer, Fall and Winter Needs. week and on Easter Sunday at St 4 Balloon Tires Thomas's chapel. Tomorrow, morn- ing at eight o'clock them will be «. Youf DOLLAR WUl Do More Than DOUBLE DUTY NOW. 4 celebration of the Holy Communion •dmmemoratlng tha'Soliemn Institu- tion. At 8=15 P. M. Father Mat- This is Not a Spring Sale - Not an Annual Sale- 4 thews of St. James's church at Long Branch will preach. Oil Good Frl- Sound Investment day tharo will be preaching of tho IT IS A GENUINE SELLING OUT EVENT! 4 Passion by the vicar from 12tOO,to 8:00 P. M. First vespers of E«st« 4 You'll be proud of its ' will bs hold Saturday at 8:00 P.M On Easter Sunday tho first celebra- Sa|e Starts Stor1.e Open Spiels! servlcir with 'brie* Her- always been noted. ..S -..' "-/jL'JR1 mop ffl«i«ag«» ttlll b« h«W BMU? April 30th. i at the Baptist chuVch. At tti»,;6un' »n «U#ndanc» cflftUnti'wIU bfirfn. Tli^ Time-Sale Starts Saturday Morning. To* thi JuM»r wt)gm*tlofa fi«v. S. S, Thcpifcon & The P^c^A^iy^ 4nd Ndv^ Stwe, 37 Broad Street, Red Bank -k ^ (it '. RED BAflK HEGISTJ3L'MARCH 31, 4926. tended wet* Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Cora and Gladys wera Sunday call. NEWS FROM KEYPORT. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. James Green, ers at Lony Branch. Mrs. Lester Pitcher, Mrs. Lfda Mias Lena Hlltbrijiiner wa« a TWO HOMES FIRST SERVICES ' IN REMOB- ingl«T,, Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles Sunday csJleron'Mlss Lens Tllton CHURCH. Smock, Edythe Battjer, Althea pf Hamilton. Bowne, Helen Smock and Joseph Miss Cora JacksorQepent Thurs- Reformid Church Now Almost In Dangler. day st Asbury Fork, , ,• Iti Ori||nal Foira—J. C. Donald M?i and Mrs. Hsrry Wolley of - Owing to sickness Bev. E. Mun- to MQV* to Gaorgla—-Ch»m!j«r of Long Branch wen Sunday guests yon was unable to lead the- service Commerck AdopU By-L»wi. of Mrs. Susan Trim. , , in the church, Sunday. The serv- The first servless in ths renovst- -Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dangler and ice was conducted by I. B. White. Compound cd Reformed church 'were held family were Sunday callers on Mr. Mr. and Mn. Carroll Dangler and Sunday. The,sermon at the nom- and Mrs. B. lary of Seabrlght. Miss Cora Jackson attended a ptrty w'U11!8 tsUentyolaB. PinkWa ine service was delivered by Rev. • Mrs. Anna Cowperthwnite has rerat the home of Mrs. G. Anderson of entatle Comnound and I think It William T. Chambexlin, correspond- turned to Brooklyn sfter visiting Asbury Park on Thursday,. Is the mast won- Mrs. Salena Dangler.' A Mn. Fred Worle* of Weat Long derful medicine ing secretary pt the board of for- [ ever trlatf," la eign mittons. ' The afternoon serv- The Men's club entertained the Branch spent Thursday with Mrs, the statement' ice was a community servicB in Woman's club Thursday evening. Frank Jackson. < made by Mrs., which several local, ministers parti- Refreshments were served- and Fred VanSchotck, who has been OWdlo Shoan of' cipated and George Tiffany of the dancing was enjoyed, music being sick, is able to be out again. May Vlow; nil. sole. She do- board of domestic missions spoke. famished by the Moonlight quintet. Miss Helen Smock ot Summer* flares that after The'evening sermon was delivered Mr. and Sirs, Carroll Dangler, field spent the \Veek-end with her taking tho Com- by Bev. W, D. Brown, secretary of Mrs. Frank Jackson and daughters grandmother, Sirs, Salena, Dangler. pound sho Is in ths board of education of the Re-, better health, than before-. formod church. Last night was "class!* night" I Mrs, J. Storms 7» »»••••••»•••••»• •+•••+•+'•»••»••••••••> ;raet Paterson,-N. J.,. and the ministers and congregations writes: I can not spoaH too highly ' of the Classis of Monmouth were , of your medicine and I recommend special guests. Tonight the speak- It to all my friends." ers will be Miss Sarah A. Bussing, These statements were taken from Mrs. George W. Dunn and Miss two enthusiastic-letters -which tell Evelyn ^wemer of New York, rep- ot the help that has been received resenting respectively the Woman's | The Most Interesting from using the Vegetable Compound. r Both Bin. Shoup and Mrs. StormB Wfl Make Your Spring Cleaning Easy! board of foreign and domestic mis- ware In a run-down condition which sions" and the young women's work caused them much unhapplness. of thet Reformed church. Tomor- TOien women are suffering rrora The return' of the first robin may start a row night will Vje young people's lack of strength and from weatneaa. -a.. .: night. Bev. Abram Duryoe, cduca- Contest their own life and that of their fam- ily Is aKected. /When they feel welt poet to singing of young love and violets tional secretary of the Reformed Let our household ,arnl strons and are able to do their 1 church, will deliver an address of homework easily, happy homes are department give you but the tho'ts of the Homemaker must al- special interest, t» all young people. Come to our store on dates shown below ... _.. Ujs result— • a lift over this trouble- ways turn to House Cleaiung._l__ jL* On_Goqd_Friday a service ivilLba Ara you on the Sunlit Road to Dd: tome teuon. Send ui J held at .7:45 P. JJ. The subject of and get full facts about the most inter- Better Health? ~> Jit .- your tuji and drap- the sermon will be "Tho Sovcn Words;" >•'On Easter Sunday a re- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. *ri«a 1 But don't Worry ! We cleanse everything • \ esting contest ever.conducted in this ^ To EMMA S. OBAVi'KORD and THEItESJ ceptioii 6f members! will be held at , w. CBAWI'OED, HAHBIET F. CHAW 10:45. The Sacrament of the vicinity. I'ORD ind ESTHER F. CRAWJTqBD. ' m —from a down pillow to a limousine'. ' (Lord's Supper will be celebrated BjT vlrtud of «n order of the Court a , .K: Ohuctry ot Men Jen«y, sitdt on th« 18tl 1 f at* ., anil an address wil bo mado at 7:30 day of; Wiroh, 1028. In a, certain »uii P. Mi There will be worship and a whfireiil John Eberyberfler It complainant, and roq. 'Emma 8. Crawford, Thsreia W. jermon. Crawrord. Karrlct F,-Cra«(onl and Esthet . It doesn't cosi you a cent to enter but P. Crawford, aro duendsnta, you' «r« re- JUEON'S for Cleaning and Dyeings „, _ T""Thc;n8wly i&novated church, pre- qulraj to appear and plead, answer dr He.- if you're the winner, you will be twenty- mur to eomplalnant't Bill of complaint, on RED BANK STEAM DYE WORKS • . sents a most attractive appearance or t.fore Mw 1th, 1023, oc th« iM Ml- 'ho cntranco has been placed on wlll b« t»km ai co tened oealnit you. the north of the building:, an addi- five dollars the richer. In Addition you The laid bill Ii filed to compel ipeclflo •Mafn OfficeTand Plant—70-76White St.7Red Bank Ctitorm»r.t« o( a certain agreement made ;ion placed on the south side, a new on'tho flttt day ot Au«uit, 1025, by tho Branch Office—24 W. Front St., Red Bank ilate roof addedi a rebujlt organ, , will get instructive advice on home dec- daiendanta, Emma 8. Crawford, Therein W. Gtawford. Harriet F. Crawford and Either >ew jiew«, new pulpit furniture, a F. Crawford, with th« mtd complalntnt, Phone 1045 or 734 jelfry,and a gallery added, new oration. John £b«rpber£er, to convey to him cer- tain tract) of landi In the TOWTI.MD of lighting fixtures and floor covering Holmdel and Mlddlttown towmhlp, Coun- I and steam beating j plant., The ty of Jlonrcouth, New Jency, coitsiittni «' about forty.elsbt acres of land. church now presents,'with the;'exc- Psttd Utrch 19th. 1020. eption of modern, improvements, Wednesday and Thursday, April 7, 8 \ \ EDWABD W. WISE, • Solicitor of Complainant, about the sams appearance it did P. O. Addresi: 51 Broad Et, Eisner Build. when.built about^I860." The cost ln>, R«d Bank, Uonmouth County, New of the impr6yeihents Trill be over Jeraey- 115,000. ;Rev. F. K B. Reynolds is NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF-ACCOUNT Estate of Anna D. Hatflold. deceased. iastorof the church. Notice is hereby given that tho account! Red Bank Hardware Store ot tfce »uhict!b«r, mlmlnittrator with Kill J;iG. Donald and family /wilt annexed/of the uttta of said .deceased, UNITED SWES STORES^ move from this place to Georgia, ROBERT DONOVAN, Proprietor will ba audited and stateJ by the Surro- gate of the County of Monmouth and re- shortly. Mr. Donald has been xesi- ported for Settlement to the Orpho.ni Court ieht manager of the power and " Hardware, Paints and Oik ' Household Uteruila of Hid County, on Thuraday, the elthth light company for several months. dar of ot April, A. 1020, nt which tlma I' HEALTH and EFFICIENQY^are ^eatly depenaent on choice of proper food. M 38 Monraouth St. . Phone 936 Red Bank, N. J.< T applltitlon will be .made for the allowinft He.iyill be succeeded by Mr. Schultz i of oommlailona and aouniel fees. I The QUALITY of food products s§ld in the U/S. STORES ^unsurpassed. - ••'-".» H of CoatST&le, Pa. Dated February 28th. A. D. 1028. THE SECOND HATrONAL HANK AND A meeting of the Chamber- of -"-Repetti'a Aajorled— . -•-'-. - ' TRUST CO!"ANY, SILVER KING STRICTLY FRESH " Commerce was held Thursday night •+^4"M-M**^+++++++"f+» • » • • •••••••••••4 .(Fornerly Hed Bank Trust Comany.) CHOCOLATES when the by-laws were adopted. Ginger Ale REGULAR 80c QUALITY There will be another meeting to- EGGS : 5LB.BOX A XB. morrow night. Mr. and Mrs. TOIam Miller of EVERYONE )<• Bidgewood were the week-end GUARANTEED $1.69 35c guests of Charles Miller, Sr., and family at West Keyport. KlRSCHBAUM CLOTHES •i N.B. Co's Hancock Brand . RED ALASKA V Joseph B. Langan has returned rrom Florida. "Lower The Cost Dressing Well" SOCIAL PINEAPPLE The Thought club met Monday SALMON; ight with Mrs. Bsrniee Brophy. DELIGHTS Hancock Biand • j _ Mr. and Mrs. James B. Maher . -... PKG. A CAN : have returned from a several PEACHES <£„ months' stay at Delray, Florida. Mrs. S. D. Walker and daughter Benefit Brand -'i : ^ *) v c c c 3 pk*. 29c2Lt. 25c 10 29 49 A recaption w«i glvin It«r. snil t 15'* 35" Mrs, Muny6n and faniily at tht n*r- sonsjtfc« Htttllton onJriojiiy. An •dams ot wdcomo wssmije by Mr*>, Archie Heliht, « pUp6 iblo i IN ctfANCUtr or tw f«ult t uel> dim Hill I,I,. t.V.n WAjktNn t>y M»«on Woolf»y,'rej.a- »*M Ih. Ch«tw«llor ik.ll AjCQOflt , T »rA bjr'Mrii. JPilciiw, Mrin Tics and Glaytott 8C 1 JICQOfl ' »H erdnr ot tlii Court of qull.bl* niiif Ju.t, j . "• n%tt on tli» dtp 'lh« (,h|Mt el tMi ttill It U atiUIn Mr. Hunyon. Mrs. Jirr)«i Qi«tn A « Allen Crawford has' returned John Hintelmana is home ftom ?l,4B0 from" the Hartford accldfeiit ista,te offlco of Allen B. Hueth, oly Cross college for the .'Easter 7"V"~ " insurance company , TINTON FALLS NEWS. ginia. .'•••• v •ero working on the safe and when mcation. / '.' ••. . .-'••.' •" , . through Walter J. Sweeney, the Mrs. Elizabeth Mount ha* been Mrs. Wellington Wilkins, who has ilr. Flicge appeared, they_ttiade company's agent, Mr. VanCamp Home from Florida—Nurse^on a Vo.been indoors with sickness, is able hull1 escape through a fear door, [siting relatWei »t Baltimore,'..;'•,".:. was laid tip flve months and" the Robert Wilson, Sr., has been kept cation—^Attended Funeral. • to bo around again, Mrs. George {o money was in tho sflfo as all ot_ amount: received from the insur- John Crawford returned h°mo doors with grip.' ;•••••.••;.,• '-'. : Coleman, who has been laid up with he association's funds Iia4' been ance ;comp»ny' covers7 the -loss-rcf from Florida last weekr grip, 1B improving. lrced in the bank Saturday.morn* Mrs," Howard Marsh, "who hastime' from work and the hospital eeh spending the winter in Cali- And doctor bills. Mr. VanCamp . Mr. and Mrs. William S. England Miss Cara Crawf ord^of Red Bank rnla, returned home last, week, was employed as ft painter by Dan-and family attended the funeral of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Al- T. Marsh left Monday night for, el Bills of Highlands when he .re- ,Mrs. England's brother, James Cun- len Crawford. RUMSOtf NEWS, California, where he' will take' part; ceived his injury. • , - , /\ VVIR'I'H 'union Week Services at tha Pres- a musical show. He has: been • •••'!• nit •_: . ,: O P"I'OMETI(I.M' byterian Church. .-'.'. laying in the operetta "The Stu- ent Prince1',at New York." ' . FAIR VIEW. NEWS. MOB , • APRIL PRICE Passion week ,1B being observed Mies Helen Flatley has taken a Firemen Do • Good Job at Grading it tho Prcab'yterian church with position .in the Parmly park real es- lha Ground* of th» Firchousi. Seed, Seed Potatoes White Leghorns 14c ea. & I, Reds 15c ea. lervices every night ebtcept Friday tate office.' and Saturday, nights. Rov. James The firemen turned out Sunday Pile Sufferers! Mrs. Catherine Keejoy enters with shovels and spades; and graded Barred Rocks 15c ea, Ducklings 35c ea. H. Owens preached: Sunday night Can You Answar Q The sermon Monday night -was de- ained a number .of friends at a the firehouse groundi. Automobile :ard party last Wednesday night. trucks for the job were loaned by Sets Do you know why ointments do • livered by Rev;, George Kilgus of hot give you quick and lasting r«-! Will Open for Business Thursday, April 1st tlantic Highlands. Lfast night itev, Chose present were Mr. and Mrsth; e S. S. Thompson company, which . We have just received several cars of Maine lief?7 .; •• ,>- tl. V, McDufflo of Asbury Park qc- William Jeffrey, Mr; and Mrs. John is building the new Cooper's bridge.* Why cutting and operations fall! , , Phone Red Bank 478 '• uplcd the pulpit and a baritone WadeJ Mr." and Mrs. John Murphy, Dirt froni Wilmort Park was donat- Seed Potatoes—Cobblers, Green. Mountains,, Do you know, the cause of pll« • olo was rendered by Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Connor, ed to grade the lot. is internal? •.•" • • , ' ,Ir. and Mrs. John Dolan, Mies Henry Wunderly is a new em- Gold Coin, Enormous and Norcross. , . That there is'a sUgnation of Bruce. Mr. Owens' will,preach blood in the lower bowel? '\ BLUE RIBBON BABY CHICK FARMS again tonight and at the same serv- Slizabeth McCready, Patrick, ,Flat- ployee of the Fair View' cemetery ey, Mr. and Mrs. Pete? MulvibilW ossociatibri. We' have also a fine stock, of Onion Sets and Do you know that there is » harm* Branch Store—79 Broad St., Cor. MonmoutW and Brqnd St. ice a duct will be rendered by Mil less internal remedy discovered by drcd and Myrtle Traut. The Lord's Catherine, Ruth and. Edward Jefr Lpuia Peters is employed oh the 'RED BANK, N. J. 'rey, Dorothy and Gertrude Mulvt- Field and Garden Seeds of All Kinds. Dr. Leonhardt and known as HEM- < J ' upper will be observed tomorrow Straus estate property. ROID, now sold by Whelan-Cllsidy Your Profits Come from Chlcfcs that Livo light and there will bo a reception lilt and Helen O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott of Drug Co. and druggists eretswhere,-" tf-rnembcrsvintoHhe-church,—Mrs, Fred Andre has fought- a newNew York are spending a week with Swift's arid Coe's Fertilizer. that is guaranteed? * "i."""— Jladys Wood Garretson will give a 'ord car. Mr. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 HEM-EOID banishes pile* by, x+> Baby Chicks Ducklings oprano solo. A union service will Miss Evelyn Porter, wh'o gradu- Frank Scott. ' . Harness, Collars, Collar Pads, Halters,' etc. moving the'cause, by freeing biooi o held.on Friday night of this it;od,recently from Newark normal . Edward Connors has given up his circulation in the lower boweL ihM Come to our stora and take your ptck oil strong healthy nnd ichool, is teaching at School No. 2 w.ork as caretaker of Mount Olivet simple'home treatment has .an ml< chicks. Wo guarantee our -chicks to be from frco range, puro week at tho Methodist church most unbelievable record IO« sut«, breed, healthy stock. ho sermon will"be preached by at: this place. Miss' Marguerite cemetery and he has Vnpved to his house near ^he Riverside Heights safe and lasting relief to thonundl Rev. Walter J.Benedict. His topic:Hintelmann, who has been principal B. 0. Wolcotfs Sons of pile sick sufferers, and save* th» Wo always have plenty of chicki on hand—Receive a will bo "Tha Cr,ess." No service f the school and also teacher of tract. . j . ' . • needless pain and expense of an will bo held Saturday. A sunrise the., third grade,,' has 'resigned, and JamesV Treanor has moved to EATbNTOWN, N. J. . Tel. Eatontowfi 2106-R operation. Don't delay. Ttf KEMi service will bj held at ;six: O'clock ner place, has been taken by Miss White^Plains^where _ho_js continu- EOID today. It will do the samg Fresh Lot of Chicks Every Morning Easter Sunday riibrning"atThe Pres- KathrytS GrTiltonT who'hasi~bvn ing" hisTemployrhent as"head garden- for you*. •;, " We cati fliiic yon any quantity of chicks when yon byterian church. Rev. James H, Owens will preach at the, regular want them. No delays. -Come in and look bur otoch morning service and a program of over and he convinced onjheir quality. specinl music will be rendered by the choir, with special parts by Mrs. If you intend to get your chicks in April, would advise you George Ivins, Harry . Conk and ; to place order now and make sure of Retting Chicks on dates Kenneth Bruce. Mr.. Owens wil wanted as there will be a shortage of chicks next month. preach Sunday night. • . ; Headquarters—Lakevrood, N. J. HA.RRV SUCKOW, Prop. The fircpiejn will award a silvei cup to the organization haying the largest representation at the dance Because you can't find time to bake is no Monnouth County Surrogate'* OrHca. given to the eredUora *f laid decetfled to to be hold on Monday'night, April In tha matter of tho cstato'of John Llnd. exhibit to the aubicnbor. administratrix 12th, at Holy Rotary Jiall. The cup lay. deceased. aa nforetold. their debts anil demands Notice ito creditors.' to preitnt clilnt against the aald estate, under oath, within is on exhibition at Finnerty's store ascairjst eitate* ^ six. months from the due of tho aforesaid Mies Veronica Schultz is spend- Pursuant to the order of Jcicph L. Don-order, or they wll| 'J>a forever barred f ing a week with, relatives at Jersc; reason why your'family shauMn't havegood, «huy, lutroaato of tho County of Mon.their actions .tbeicfor as&lniV tbc' i ; mouth, mado on th« seventeenth djiy of subscriber. * CityC . ' . March, 1926, on the application of Jane Dated Freehold, K. 1, March 17, 1020, Mr. and Mrs. Haycook and fanv : L- Garland, admlnlitratrlx of the etuto of JANE I. GARLAND. John Ijlndiay, deeeaied, notice la hereby ily of Colorado hava heen making' Seibrljbt, N.,J. oU-fashimd "HOMEY" cake—of ; Marvel 9-19c Every like- Meat Markets 3 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. BUY AT AL'SHKE SAVES YOU MONEY LEAN FRESH HAMS WALNUT CHOCOLATE LEGS of SPRING LAMB BANQUET LAYER All Best Cuts of STEAK ' . r ' f. • • Tpp or Bottom Round COCONUT ORANGS Top Sirloin Pork Chops LAYER LAYER Rib Lamb Chops Prime Rib Roast Sausage NUT-FRUIT MIDGETS SHOULDER of VEAL ;• ( * P0UND SPONGE PRIME RIB ROAST ; ' •; ' BLADE CUr .: , ,;"..•' ' ; •' .. ..w; Shoulder of • Spring Lamb ^HE mixing and bating of cake Rich, old'fashione . require? more .care and more* covered deep with creamy frost* Igment than any other branch ,_ . ing, and lusdously ooring'.ftostJng $MOKED GALA HAMS f cookery,! says the Boston Cook Boofc Always a good, old-fashioned "homey" from'between the layers.}'' '"?•'''. I Then why should one teoubte with the F Dainty little loaves, delicately frosted- tvork and the uncertainties of home baking cake in the cake box—and without pound, black walnut, marble and light out t|^ POT ROAST all meat when one can get as good, rich, old-fash' fruit. 'rtJsMM.ittlC,..—"" ' ioncd, "homey" cakes as Frcihofer makes— the bother of baking right at one's own grocery store? Rich, dark, juicy fruit cake from an old !And the frostings! Thick and creamy, and English recipe for the holiday seasons. Best Cuts of CHUCK STEAK Freihofer's Cakes are made according to . made rich and luscious with all manner of the same high standards and with just the Banquet cakes, rich andhandsome enough good things that everybody loves, *^ < tame hor/est, and painstaking care that have for the most formal occasions. made Freihofefs mead a favorite for nearly FOR , EASTER^diocolatC'Covered And then there are the delightfully owe Chuck Roast Beef Liver half a century. •• ., - tical and wholesomely delicious Miogets cakes in the form of Easter Eggs that we made to meet the mother's problem' I^No'skimping on"the~quantity-ror saving of the school lunch. Breast of Spring Lamb on the quality—of the.eggs! Plenty of good Order early from your grocer the Freihofcr butter—thoroughly creamed. The. purest - Easter cakes in the forin of Easter eggs. All our cakes are baked fresh every day— milk 1 .The best and finest cake flour! Bak' Made of the delicious sponge cake that you couldn't get a stale Freihofer cake if Three Pounds Sauer Kraut ling powder with none of that unpleasant children love and that mothers prefer to you tried, because only fresh cakes are al» k'bite" of alum in it! The; finest sugar and give) them. Covered with luscious choco* lowed to be on sale. And, they're right at ' wlc.XTbat's the batter.T v """ "^' rate/frosting. •-*—«=*=• ^ your groccr'a—in all their varieties, <.- Frqsb w Coined Plate Beef lib Ftferfi Pigs^Feet Or tiver i Honeycomb Tripe OJJALITY CAKE ted Spare 3 1 i5 1 ^ ^ t J I 1 " BED BANK REGISTER, MARCH, 31 filled by Mr?.-JIaynard Card of bank, after having apenta vacation NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN Navesink. Mrs. CougWIn gavo birth in Florida. to a daughter last week'. Rev.-A. H.*" P61hemu8"6* JBelfotd fa HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS TO GIVE Mrt, A. Swanton end her son attendea\the funeral of Rev. John FUNERAL DIRECTOR-^ A PLAY. , George Swanton of Fort Monmouth Handle^ of Camden pa Monday. - have been visiting at Glen Ridge, Henty J. Lents and .family of FUNERAL HOME-6'OE. FRONT ST. - RED BAf4K Member- of Senior Clait to Praient where they attended ^the 25th wed. East Keanaburg spent Sunday with "A Pur of SiMt" FrtcUy Night ding anniversary "celebration of Miss Louise Carroll of Newark. —'Luke Longhead SelU All^Ai- Mrs. Swanton's daughter, Mrs. H, George Wf Kinney is dofng a-big pangui Henry Coe Had on Hand Wostwood. ditching job'on Ws Meadow,'Edge "A Pair;of Sixes" is tKs tltlo of. Mrs. Nellie Grant of Jcraey City larm at at Port Monmouth. - - play which will be" given Friday, will move in a low days toNthe James Stalfa of East .Kcsnsburg iTery war yau ^HJ find and Saturday flights of next waek houeo which she cwns at Port Mon- was a visitor at Newar!: Saturday flur isrvlct itia pna to mitt mouth near the railroad station. and Sunday. ' ' , at the township high school at your ne»Ji J '.eoiinrtlo by fifteen; members of Tho house was recently vacated by .The trustees ,of the Naveslnk II. an :hc senior class. Those) who will Mr. Jensen, who moved to Belford, brary will hold a meeting tomorrow :ake part in the performance -and Edward Morgenwqck and family night. heir teacher, Miss Johnson, were of New York'Will movo in a lew ~ Miss Franklo Heed of Mavesink entertained Monday night at the days to their summer homo at Fort is a patient at the tone Branch hos- homo of Douglass Edwards, who is Monmouth near the mission build- pital. a member of the'cias's Vn'd who Uj, ing. Miss Helen Morgenweck Is vis- Andrew Kelly* Jr., is a new mom- iting Mrs, Fred Schellnor. bor of the boy scouts' troop of Bel- ion of Alfred Edwhrds of Camp- ; jell's' Junction. Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman of ford. - v Henry Coe of Port Btonmouth in- Belford ate out after a sickness of Mrs, William Hose has, added'a ierted a want advertisement in the several days. They spent Sunday porch to her houso at East Koans- ant columns of The Register last with relatives at Toms River, mak- bufg. eek' offering 30,000 asparagus ing the trip in their now automo- Henry Carney is building a ga- " STURDY AS A BATTLESHIP roots \for sale. Ho ordered tha ad- jile. rago on his property^at Navesink. QUIET AS A WATCH I'ertiscincnt placed in tho paper two Mrs. Ilorvey Jolintry and her two m 1 / ' * weeks. > Tha second insertion Was sons of Bernardswtlo havo been Charged with Dtisrtion. • SMOOTH POWER RANGE THAT APPROACHES not necessary, however, as Mr. Coe spending seyeral days, with Mrs. Mrs. Filomeno Distefano of Long THE OPERATION OF AN ELECTRIC MOTOR had more customers for the aspara- Johntry's parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Branch was arrested last week on gus roots from ana advertisement Hor\cy Johnson o( Belford,' complaint of her husband, Ralph that* he \Vas. ablo to supply. His " 'A mult «ctlov«'d only by tho moit export warlimanihlp Mr. Ball,,a theological student at DiBtefano, who charged hor with experience is tho some as that .of Columbia university and a friond * • . mi 6ne« m»jorl«li. deserting her four small children. many others' in this section -who of Bev. E. H. Anderson 'of Nave- 25 22 When brought into cou^fcMrs. Di«- havo used the services of Luke ;ink, preached Sunday night at the A WONDERFUL SIX QOMEBODY right here In town twenty-five dollars the richer. tcfano claimed it -was her husband O Is going to win a twenty-five The Devoe Demonstration is as Longhead. The Itegister is read/by Navesink/Methodist chinch. AT THE PRICE OF A G0OD FOUR practically everyone in this part ot Edward Taylor of Navesink ex- who was guilty of desertion, and dollar prize. Maybe it will be valuable as the contest itself. For that he failed to support' her.' here you can learn to make your the county and anything offered for pects to move in'a'fow dnya to Cali- youl sale in this paper U fit certain to fornia, H"i3 property at Naveslijk Thi9 prize—in cash or mer- home more beautiful. You can find n customer as anything'human was bought recently by^W. J. Flow^ chandise as preferred—will be get specific color- suggestions. - carfbeT ~ " , er of New York. OLDSMOBILE awarded to the winner of the You can learn how to refinish Servicoi are being held every Misses Charlotte and lucille Devoe Demonstration Contest. old furniture. You can get ideas •» night this week at tho Episcopal Eoach of Jersey City spent Satur- SIX! Come to our store on the dates for beautifying every room in church school qt Belford at eight day and Sunday with'thcir motlier, shown below, see this demon- your house. o'clock. Special services will be •Mrs. Charts Koach of Llttlo Silver. stration and get full facts about And the -Demonstrator will held' Easter at half-past two ' John Travis, onfe of the oldest res- Try the contest. It doesn't cost show how easy it is to do all this , o'clock, four o'clock 'and half-pnat dchfa of Locust Point, was stricken seven o'clock. Tho service at with paralysis last -week. Mr. Travis JT. C. RUN YON you a cent to enter, but if with little trouble and expense. ; alstort you're, the winner—you will be Come to the demonstration on half-past-two o'clock, will be for is more than eighty years of age. _ TneWholeWttatCeteil children and gifts will" Btr dislribut- Mrs. Lester Smith nnd her two 12 MECHANIC ST. ' RED BANK, N. J. jd. Parents have been invited to children' of New;. Monmouth have Open eveningSj Maniaii, Thursday and /Saturday Wednesday and Thursday, April 7th and 8th :his service. A service for chiWrcn been confined to the, houso with will be held Good Friday.afternooR sickness,-but they.are improving. r * REDBACK HARaWARE STORE at half-past,four o'clock. - Miss Ethel VanMatcr-of Met- 38 Monmouth Street Phone 936 Red Bank, N. J. v Mr. and Mrs. Ward Jeffers of chunlsvillo lias returned home from Belford and Mrs. Jcffcrs's sister, a visit to her aunt, Mrs. John -T. Mrs. Bertha Poole of Belniar, will Hopping.of Hopping's Crossing./ •. return home Friday from New Paul Schellner is building a hovise Some to the. DEMONSTRATION York, .where- they have spent' a near the Port Monmouth firehouse month In a furnished apartment. for his Boni Fred Schellner. Frie- Mrs. Poolo will spend'several days bott Bros, are doing the work. i Easter Accessories with Mrs. Jeffers. Mrs; Poole's two Mrs. .Frank Andrews-has moved sons, who attend University of fronvPort Monniduth to,the house Pennsylvania, will also be visitors at Belford which she bought a short: at Mrs. Jeffers's. . tinje sgo-from Caleb luker. "j.'. Victor' Apaneil ha& moved- from The two chndren>of 'James :%.• Griggs of New Monmouth are back Beautiful Gloyes - the. James Hopping farm at Hop- 1 ping's Crossing to the Walter Hop- at school after having been housed in a1 profusion of styles—colors that rival the spring flowers ping farm at Chapel Hill, which he with sickness several days". \ SPRING NEEDS! Mr. and Mrs...James Hubbs and recently bought. Mr.. Apanei" .themselves. We've the'largest and lest assortments of fine bought a horse from the William, C. Mrs. Garretfc^Lee attended the fu- glove3 in the city. Our prices are lowest to be found any- Ely .estate of Holmdol last week. neral of Mis3 Evelyn N. Tippleg'ate AT LOWEit THAN SPRING PRICED : where. - • -^— •"• " " Now is the time to think of replacing those Spring needs such as every one The -Port Monmouth. social club of Keyportron^Sunday: ' """"*" , : r •enjoyed cards and refreshments Charles .NauEhtbn 6f. Pott Mbn- French Kidskin Gloves iu new- Women's Chnmois Lisle Gloves, thinks of at this tiihe"df the year.7. Here we have just what you need at Saturday night at Mr. and Mrs. tnouth is out after having bee,n sick lower prices. . i with a severe cold bordering .on est sliadea ^>f gray, mode," fancy cuff tops, in gray, mode, Paul Schellner's. First prizes were 'Jjeige and black. Mostly all won by Mrs. Ttjpmas J. Casl.er and pneumonia. ,-'... ;..'.,',-' •':•'- "tan and beige. $1.00 and $1.50 Wesley Walker., The consolation Charles Antrim of Belford ias, with touches of high colors on award went to Curtis Clayton. bought a Buick coupe. ' cuffs and bacta. $2.95 to a pair.- J. H. Coughlin, principal of the Henry S, Roberta of New^ Mon- $3.95 a pair. public school at Naveslnk, is con- moutl( is sick with -rheumatism, " . Odds and Ends in French Kid- fined to his house at Sandy Hook. Harold-Willott of Belford has.'re- .Women's French Kfdskin Gloves skin Gloves, in blade and with; sickness. His. place is being sumed his duties' at tie V in newest shades of gray, tan, beige, black and white; two- •white. -Values to $2.50. •clasp stykv $2.00 a pair. Special $1.00 a pair. Curtain Stretchers Hosiery and Underwear—'All the fteeVs of tKe Easter 2-75 kna 3.75 Cedar Chest 15.00 Whelan Drug Stores, Inc. Season Met Economically I -*•• ••••• Walnut cliest, 40 in.'long—juat what you strCCESS0RSTOWHELAN-CASSIDYQ.0,,/INC. ;. Women's $2.00 and $2.25 need to protect your clothing from: the moths. Happiness Candy i SILK STOCKINGS United Cigars HigK-gra'de chiffon silk from top to toe. Also Service .weight -with mercerized lisle THE SERVICE DRUG STORE ' soles and tops. All lovely spring shades. Broad and White Streets Red Bank, N. J. .Women's Silk, Stockings, $1.39. .Women's $1.50 Union Suits, Thread silk in black, white $1.00—"Sealpax"> make, ath- Telaphono 355 ,]' , yfe Dclirer and leading, shades. Fyll fash- letic style. Plain,or fancy ( REFRIGERATORS ioned. ,pinlc or white madras ribbed WHITE MOUNTAIN- $ i5 - insert at waistline. • SIDE ICER - 27 ° Porch Rockers Drug Department—A 99c Sale .Women's $1.50\SilK Stockings. K' '• 15 STYLES . 98c—Thread\ silk with lisle" . Children's English and Fine See other styles—$11,00 to',.$75.00 Green and Natural Color TWIST 'EM RABBITS—Reg. $1.50 QQc > soles and top3> Fashionable. Bibbed Hose, 25c* 35c and 5.0c. A New Toy for th«f Children W spring colors. Full fashioned Black, cordovan, tan, gray and Priced from ''.'O.50 99 Children's Sport Socks, ^9c. Women's Union Suits, 85c—Kny- 1 Fellow's Syrup Hypopho$phate Com, QQc Lisle and, cotton. Sports uer maker-some "Marvel" fit I shades and novelty stripes. SA shell irimmed or dose fitting 1.50 size' *• ••••*••••••• - •••-• •'«' K length. at knee. Cigar Department *" Newest Spring Rugs BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS Leather Hand Bags 9x12 Axminster at $37.50 Couch Hammocks RICORA—Invincibles .....r...... !Sfow 3 for 25c Offering the most remarkable values in month's. . 9x12 AH Fibre at 21.00 $9.75 , RICORA—Perfectos .'...... Now 9c M than 100 distinct styles to chodse front ' 0x12 .Woo] and Fibre at 22.7S RICORA—Panatella»;...:.;....., ...... :Now '7c Other stylos In all colorj. f 9x12 Deltox Grass at 12.7S RICORAr-Saratbgaa ...... u.u..:Now 7c Priced to 25.00 J h 9x12 Cofigoleum at 15.00 RICORA—Straights .....;.;...;.^.-.....i.Now 7c $2.95 , ,9x12 Jap. Grans at , 4.75 Porch Glider - - .,, $37.50 Some of the Leathers: "•- Some of tho Styles: fnckngo of 10; 2 Certificates Frco Tooled Leathers Doublc-Handfe RICORA—Infantai >,...:.....„:..„....:...:Now 18c 1 Morocco Pouch i LINOLEUMS WINDOW S RICORA—Opera* (paqkBtge of 5):.Now 12c Patent Leather • Under-arm ';, RICORA—Little Ricorat ::....;.i:....:Now 14c I Goatskin Felt Ba»e , 75c sq. yd. Let our shade man estiniate Lizard-Grained ' K Printed Linoleum 1.00 »q. yd. ' on your shades. JKxpert: '. , WHITE QWLS-!nvincibl«», noW 3 for 20c Persian • Chand Inlaid Linoleum 1.50 sq. yd. hanging at' lowest; prices. . i ORLANDOi-PahatolI^i ... .;.Now'^ for 25c Hlbbon Qratn * Envelopa , v, • REPLACE NOW AT fUgSE frttlCES PHorie Red Bank 5 ' BOBBIE BOBBIES ....>... ^...Now 3 for 20c L Qold-etched , / • • :' - ,*,»., 'Vflnlty-Box '" Tortoise\WmnwfoV-V-^- ;:OrtentaI Ornamented /.rt Colow «w: 4 SODA FOUNTAIN nut: B^.T«»^«vikw ««il/riH ii^ QMon> ne^( Biinde. YouWillAlwaysDoBerterAt^ /ft CertSficatet Frr« vith Each Dollar Soda Book HyiUathw bt ajoJro liped »ijd'e?CH[pOL BOARDS^ TO MEET- Paront-TeacbeiV Officerj. Mr»." Minnie W/Yarnan of Brad- lonatj School Triuteea Wilt Matt ley Reach has been elected presi- ' at Alburjr Part. v dent of tns Monmonth county par- fytTTENTION, :PLEAStir The spring meeting of the Mon- ent-teachers' association. Mrs. jouth county scliool boards' soeoci- Paul Greetin of Bradley Park v is Long Branch Dental Laboratory H atlon will be held in the Metropoli- vice president, Mrs. E. White of tan hotel' at Asbury Patic noxt Long Branch recording secretary, | Boom 1 Townlej Building 101 Broadway !! 92 Shrewsbury Ave. °v* O*W«B4 St. Wednesday at 6:30. Tho speakers Mrs. Nichols of Long Branch cor- for this meeting ' ore Henry D. responding;' secretary and Mrs. A. D. - Telephone Long Branch 1283 Outfitter for Men and Boys irinloy ol tho Long Branch hoard Schmltt of West Belmar treasurer. f education,'Noll H. Miller,of the JlAKEHS OF !A.BTinOAL DDBAU'OIIES -IN- ' ' •' * tclmnr board of education and J. McCurdy, supervising principal Card Party at Long; Branch. Marlborough and Campus Tog Suits , it MatawaH, who will discuss recent The ladies' auxiliary of Independ- Fractured Plates Repaired Missing Teeth Replaced diary tchedules in their respective ent engine company of Long Branch I > Mallory and Super-Felt Hats listricts, held a cord party and dance Mon- Loose Plates made tight with, our new and improved t Assistant - Commissioner It.' I>. day night; at tho flrehouse. The Patent Suction. % George F. Johnson and Endicott Johnson Shoes Vest will speak on the training of committee in charge of the affair lichen; and pr. Alexander Cairns comprised Mra--Jesso B., Green, All Work Bono at SKort Notice 2-L-Hour &e? vice | It Will Pay You0 to Deal at My New Stow, Betake I Can Sa»» Furniture Co. >£ Newark has been secured as a Mrn. Augustus Morris, Mrs. Frank You Monty on All Ydur Wearing Appartl. , ipcnkcr in place of cx-Govcrnor E. Griffith, Mrs. Frank Hampton and Miss Dorothy Brown. OP- Stokes, who will not be able to o present. HAZLET NEWS. > HIGHLANDS, N. J. huridiy .Evening Card Club Sere nades Mf. and Mrs. WeiganiS. Mr/', artd Mrs. J. Frank Wcigand were serenaded by the membora of Wishes to, announce to the" public ofi near- ;Iie Thursday .evening card club at :helr home at Keyport Thursday by towns their opening of Spring and night. Five hundred v>aa played and the prize winners were Mrs. Summer. Season with bargains galore in- Angelo M. Webster, Mrs. Charles new and old furniture of all kinds and de- Young, Frank P. Sproul and John Ackcrson. Mr. nnd ifrs. Woi- scriptions of Oriental rugs, art paintings, gand wore presented with a mahog- any fernery. Those present were bronzes, old American and imported an- Ur. and Mrs, Charles I. Young, Mr. ind Mrs. William M._Ackerson, Mr. Charlie's Wonder! tique-furniture, the largest selection "on and Mrs. John T. Ackcrson, Mr/and Mrs. Harry S. Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. the coast of its kind. Below we quote a Ernest E. Fcseux, Mr. and Mrs. Angolo M. WebBler, Mrs. P. O. few examples of our prices on hew furni- Wcigand, Sr,, Mr. ".and Mrs. J. 9 and 19c Grover Curtis, Mr. and Mr3. Frank ture, an absolute saving of from 25%' to P. Sproul, Mrs, Clarence E, Bahr- enburg, Miss Dorotny Young, Mis3 50%! on every dollar.- ', . * , Elizabeth V. Young, Miss Maude der Meat AckerBOti, Mrs. Ethel A. Cowles end Mrs. A. B. Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. !ohn T. Ackeraon and sisters will 10 Broad Street 22 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. intortairitho oluti this;-\*oek.———| Mra.. James Morrcll entertained ;he Hazlefc ladies' auxiliary of Ha2- le|; flre c'6mpahy;at her homo Tuea-,, Say afternoon of" last week. Fol-. lowing the; business session refresh- ments were served. There v/ate. thirteen•. members •present. This auxiliary j?(U ijieet; with';Mrs. John H. Bahrcnburg'On April 18th. , . The dance heldln'ttie'Hazlet'flre- housa on Friday'night for the bene- fit of-the company was largely at- 10-piece Dining Room/Suite, American or tended. People were present from For a Happy Easter Dinner Buy a Charlie's Wonder Chicken. French Walnut 119.50 Red Bank, Matawan, Keyport, Mid- Ik t dlitov/n and Hazlet. Jlualo was Milk Fed Roasting Chickens, all sizes. There is none better. - . 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite*, all latest styles furnished- by the "Jolly Five", or- chestra. '. •. • :'•'.. ' . •. ". ' (choice of bow end or four poster beds) 119.50 Isaao.T.C.. Busch- of West New Brighton, visited Hazlet friends on 3-piece New Velotir Living Room Sets 89.50 Sunday.''*. ) •' BOILINGBEEF SHIN BONE Miss Jessie.If. Gifford of Jersey New Bridge' Lamps, all latest shades with lity is visiting Miss Maude" Ackeri' Polychrome stands 11.50 on.' '•'••• ;•'...... •...:... - -_•- 2 lbs 'Daniel S,. Welgand of Newark CORNEDBEEF NEW KRAUT New 3-piece Davenport Suites, moleskin' spent Hhe week-end- at his home hero;-. . . " • leather upholstered ...„, 49.50 P. G. Weigand has purchased a PIGS' LIVER now Tudor Ford sedan from Mounts PHILA. SCRAPPLE 5-piece Breakfast Set, dropleaf table, Englistir company at Red Bank; natural color 1Q.95 Mrs; Frank Frcdun and daughter Bortha of Milltown spent last Sun- New Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables No. 1, day with, Mr. and Mrs.'C. Calvin Another Good Buy. L-iegs of Genuine Spring Lamh 9Q|» Ih Waliing. ' ;•'• . each ..:...,....,..:...... ;...4.:J^;A...... ,...,..:$4.95 • Mrs. Edward Woolley of Keyport' All sizes. One price. was hostess to the Harfet and New Ivory or Walnut Finished Metal Beds 5.95 South Keyport se'wlng dub at her home- A on.. Thursday '• atternoon; New Cotton kdll-Edge Mattress „„.....„...... ; {5.95^ Prizes were owa'rdod to Mrs. Sam- Chuck Roast A^AIN CHARLIE SAYS— Lamb uel H. Walling and Mrs. Ejissell v Best Enameled Link Springs C...... 4.95, Sprague,: .M^s. SptajtUe wlll:eriter- Very.4 Good Cuts ' "" ; Buya Charlie Wand Mrs. H. D. Strat- CALA HAMS ; New Congoleum and Linoleum Rugs for um.. v , • • \ SHOULDER LAMB Miss' Ethel' Cooper and mother, ... Fresh or Smoked kitchen, dining room and bedroom $4.50 and up Mrs, Kathryn Cooper, recently en- tertained tho Social Nino at their SHOULDER VEAL We have a very large aBSortment of Reed home ot Keyport. ' •• . . Chuck Steal: or Roast and Wicker Furniture, Pianos*' Desks of all kinds, 7O'dd/. Chairs,- Tables, Curio Cabinets,' UNION BEACH NEWS. Best Cuts CHOPPED BEEF 1 Catholic Club MemWa Attend Mirrors of all descriptions, and ;ipany other, ai - Pajilin: Plajr at Union City. , 1 ticle3. -•'•••/•••'> ', '•' .:'• ••••••• •. •"••. •-"•;/••; The Union Bench Catholic club hold its jugular meeting Thursday CharlieTcah't stop talking stboulHiis \Vonder CJHickeiis. ,.,<»'!/'! ."'•.''••*.'"'"''• " •'• ' .' •"•-•'•'•' * ; •'• ! ••••'. night with tha usual social hour. Forty mo'mbers nnd friends attond- The very best milk fed, all sizes, poa6ting Chickens - - ed the passion play at Union, City hit week.: A special bus wna char- Sale to Continue Until April 15 tered for tho occasion. The Union Beach congregational CHARLIE IS SELLING CHICKENS ! Select your> goods now for later delivery. • guild held its regular mooting at Loin Pork Rib Roast tho homo of Miss Ella Howell Sab? RIB-END jjtfl Sizes Milk Fed Come early and get the best solection. Inspec- ". urJay night to make plans for the Blade Cut fair to be. hold in July. tion ihvitled. All deliveries free, of charge,, -Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs, Roasiting Chickens 34c lb lb : William Curtla spent Monday, at 24c ib 24 anywhere/. . - •• , v';/"" v,;:"> ' • "•' •'•''• Perth' Amboy. . Mra. Clara. Kline o! Columbia Open Saturdays Until.lQPiiW. ":| avenue Is confined to her house With Rtlp,' i" From heavy native steer beef. None better at any price: V Week-day Evenings by Appointment • •Mrs. Charlos Marx, wlio was sorl; ously sick «t Mlnml, Florida, Is .on her way home and Is recovering Charlie will prove it. Try one at nl««1y,. •::•':,;,:.;...,.•, •' ' William IFeily, who Una resigned hit position with the Prudential llfo ln«ur»nc« compivny, has accepted a ALL HAMS position With tho Cratu todn water RIB ROAST company of Red Bank. Fischer Furniture Mr. end Mra. W. 0. Welling hnvo returned nome of tor a two wdoVs' STEAKS ROAStS STRIP BACON trip to NortliTarollna, .Mr. «nd lira. Younkor of Newark have moved to their n«w homa on and Art Galleries Trout, •brett. Veal or Pork CHpPS RUMP VEAL s , Qeorgfl Bappnh of Park «vonuo > : • • INd; hai b,1r«V«n 'grottntl for hla ntw MAX MARGOUUS, Pirn ' • ,..'. llama its, Luk« LonahMd'a .dtpartmanb of Charlie Wishes^ You All A HAPPY EASTER/ / /'/;;,, th* Roaliui can hsla jou llnd thi .Tho Largest Furniture Exchange -im tho Coast ntoitay fot • tiuilntta »iit«rpru» or H. J, , V fox » hotQ*. , Luk* Ulka ta otar « v"V\'.\ ' kh-' ' RED -BANKrREGISTER, MARCH 31,-1926.,- Lawrence Startt^ Hearing Coast Millinery Drunken Driver Catta.' Judge Kulif V, Lawrence hai Self-Service Shoppe £ started t-drive-to clear the-appeal Fint Atiortment of -calendar of drunken auto drivers' ensos that.Iiaye bscn pending in the county court for two years, " On SPRING HATS Saturday he heard two cases^at As- bury Park. \VaHcr'Keed of Brad- NOTHING OVER 3.95 ley .Park withdrew his appeal and - 206 BROADWAY \ •• accepted a jail.sentence which he 3. BROAD STREET, RED BANK. N. J, lias been fighting since his arrest Long Branch, N. J. last November.. .The case against Opp. SUInbtch* John Comer of Asbury Park, who USE DINING ROOM GREEN SPLIT PEAS in cartons 14c was 'arrested in 1824,' was contin- ued until Saturday of .this week. Del Monte SLICED Se\eral other-cases mil also be STRICTLY FRESH "A and B" PRINT heard on Saturday. v " >•'. »•.».', . , EGGS Butter Pineapple LITTLE SILVER NEWS. REDUCED TO •/ large can Cleared $20 »t Lode*'Card Parly I cIb —Summer Homea Reop«n«d. — 31 REDUCED TO The American Mechanics' lodge 4 49 cleared 920 at- a card party last Footwear Styles That Are Different | Wednesday night. About fifty per- f Very Fine 25° spns attended the affair. T , New Shoe styles for Easter choosing— Dr. and Mrs. George Shera and -t 'that present distinctive individuality, EATING or COOKING ; Henry and Charles Runyon have re- FINEST BUTTER— DINING ROOM j opened 'their summer • homes at ^ Buttermilk T but will be quickly-recognized as the GoosonecknPoint,' Dr.--and Mrs. Starting Feed T kind which .will uphold,- as.all of our, Apples "Cream ,pf the Shera. recently returned froi]t> a. f Creameries" Fancy Rice trip to Europe. Shoe's; must, our guarantee of Satis- DEDUCED TO A surprise party was given Mon- t factory 'Service.^. ' ' : *> lb carton day night by Mrs. Clifford Herbert T ' 44c to- in honor of her niece; Miss Emma 8eml*SoUd Buttermilk t Hulit-of Long Branch,, tbllwa T -I • lb carton *| O Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A, Haslcr and their daughter Aniie have re- White Shoe Latest Pack KIRKMAN'S turned from a Southern cruise. Mr. and Mrs. 0, A.'Dorrill. liavo CortKty* Poultey Booh Fr«» 9 Broad Street Red returned from a sojourn in Florida. CAMPBELL'S FRED D., W1K0FF CO, w • ~ 1 i ._ • _ *** Tomatoes Fred Tetti is building a store SoapPowde^ near the railroad station. 'His gro- »-W. Front St, ~ " "HM Bank,"N."J. cory storo was : burned tq the Thona 562 ~ Ho. 2"can large size ground a few days ago and the new ** • ' '' REDUCED TO EEDUCEDTO. building tvill be on the rear of the KEDUCtiD TO . same lot. , 1 cpkg Oc can Mrs. George Curtis, who has been, HAND-MADE RED BANK'S MOST spending tno months with her son, WONDERFUL • T - 25 Horace Curtis of Chappaqua, New Philippine York', has returned home. EASTER v Mrs. 0. P. Wordei. and • family DINING ROOM This is About a Good Thing* and have moved into Winficld Wain- GbWNS _ VALUES --- .. _ itsNameisBAB^Q right's house on Sycamore avenue. YELLOW SPLIT James Johnson's house on Willow Hand Embroiderer! and For Women, rniases, drive has been icntcd to Deniae Anil Bab-0 is not a Washing'powder nor a Hand Scalloped and children cleanser os cleansers go. Its mission in your Lefterson andfamily. 45 BROAD STREET RED BANK PEAS house is cleaning your enamel ware and your Ernest Wright is on ,the sick list? porcelain fixtures ana your bathtub and basin. Mrs. George WSblloy, who has carton That's what Bab-0 itf for. •'. been laid up several 'months with a 12' Nothing else that we kntow anything about will fractured leg, is steadily improving. polish these things like Bati-O: polishes them^- She is almost eighty yeara old. with your help. • ' The treei-on the CitaroJla prop- DINING ROOM, Fo"r that matter you will find Bab-0 a master ;rty are bjwig cut down by Winfield dirt remover when you decide to clejan ,tnat Wainwrisht. ' , . Mrs. Minnie Harvey was organist GREEN SPLIT painted wall or create »• newness on your wood- v work. _ . . • THE TALKER ^unday.at St. John's chapel. A very Rrcat and very .-useful thing is' Bab-O' PEAS and thanks is due Mr.'Babbit for putting it on FAIR HAVEN NEWS. the markef i • •• •. Home Prom Florida.—Minion N»vr carton the can ISc • , '.,-,' JVIanager of Ball Club. < Mr. and Mrs. Raymond boughty Misses% Juniors', Women's (& Stout Women's have returned from St. Petersburg No patter (low much Right before, Eaiter Florida, where they sperft th« win- more you' thought you ter. -. might hav« to apend wa offer you auperb Myron. Minton has succeeded for * apring. coat, wia coata—all very new Harry B. Eurtis,as. manager .of.the are aura wheii you in- and beautifully fur Fair Haven baseball club.' Mr, lapse! thia collection of Kurtis, who is' president of- the apring conti, you will trimmed or plain—at amateur baseball, league . of the find juat the type coat thia ' remarkably low county, has called a meeting, of.the you want. ' teams in the league .to be held, to- Every coat it a model price. night at this placp. Delegations \\\\t of tailoring, perfection be present from Red'BanL', Shrews- • ' and every amart atyle. bury, • Long • Branch, Monmouth Coata that look $10.75 to $34.60. OTHER NEW COATS 8.75 and 39.75 Beach and Belford. Russell Hcndrickson,' who j Now and for a few days only you can been kept indoors with sickness the past two weeks, is improving. * Women's get tne standard up*to*aate i_ The ladies' aid society will meet •'JUNIOR" \ tomorrow afternoon at the-' Metho- & Misses dist church. i Mrs." Floyd M. Smith, •Rho under, went an operation laat week at the Long Bianch hospital, is slowly im proving. , Mrs. John Heiser of Baldwin Wemeo's, Misses' and Stouts' .95 Long Island, formerly of this pllrce, spent Monday 'with " Mrs. ' Edwin Stowe. • • ' at this remarkable sale's sensational Mrs. Clarence AV. Letts continues $ to improve and. is now sole to be .While comfortably low cash price of around in a wheel chair Charles VrinBrunt is'on the sick Women and mill*! tall ua they can't aa( iba Day. i BAYON-- • . A Pilb WOMEN'S ment and the "Junior" Simplex will be ium from tyind Ironing. Bavacncr- delivered to your home ready to do, your next O. K. J[ «'i n«publlc. Ohio ion ~B». . WEAR Selection «1 FINE SILK tr, extra houra ana dolltn by ; nrala) hail to iv« la e&Mlm lMt.«.i. th. i lu (K $|.49 RED BANK / ' LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK cl»ntM Ih. tllO li of Tc l ltol Uow«l«. All • Ptrfert Full Faihlenail and Smaller CommunltN, wild ttloclilclty and Ih. Irrllilljj «hleh Pretty Cotora Turn Thf.id' Hru. ,tor»i or killer l..ber«lor» *1.B9 V.lu. ' All'Shocl.a lf»but*. Ohio I^K»UK eH . iJ^ RED BANK HEGISTERV MARCH 31.'1926. Page Twenty TAKEN SUPPENLYSJCK. 9 niijnictpal building. Friday night : -FOR- GARBAGE COLLECTIONS. t next v week. _ da tho'winning \n. BtnjunlB AtUn of.FF«l* « View •nm are Ethel' liorn,^-Charles Rid- FIRST CHURCH OF EOPE OF EAST KEANSBURG in » Serlou* Conditiion.o " le, Thomas Newman, Theodore Geo. W. Sewing CHRIST SCIENTIST Tire Service Mm. Benjamin Allen of Fair WANT THIS SERVICE. /olf, Mary Allen and James John- / 64 Broad SU, Rod 0Uk« N. /. I TELEPHONE 72R • View, was suddenly taken sick an. * CONTRACTOR bay will Pay foTTt If the Mlddit- Monday and" her condition became Every frimily In tho Maxville sec- Btrrleca BuniiM li ^.M, p F. Our Service Gar is town Health Board will Provide serious' that but small hopes ion of" the town has at least one and BUILDER BuDuay-Sobool—OdoX M a Dumping Ground—Action 'Da* ore entertained for her tqutvety. ase of griji and many have several s Wfidawdar E ferred'at Mooting Lait Weak, She became unconscious and're- lertons housid with this disease. RED BANK, N:J;' Utla—8 V. 1 always ready. Residents of East Koansbutg, la mained in that condition until B. D.' Wolcott'3 Sons have had a Offico in Eisner Building Iteadlns Room—Wtdiuidsya «»4 B iliddlctown township, aro desirous arly this morning when she rc- Saturdua bom I ill) to 4i3Q P. at,, •• cry busy veck unloading lime, Rocm 3 r •Vbt pnblio U coriliJly iavltid jj Steam Vulcanizing. )£ obtaining garbage disposal serv- hd and spoke to those at hpr crtilizcr and potatoes for planting itUnditht itrvleta ud »l|lt to jj co at tliat place Some ttmo ago Telepbono 850 J. in Seven edside. ' Her condition cccmed Chty havo extra employees oh the BoadlnB ^loom. .hey Ed notified tho Middlctown tba m Balloon and Truck Now you cu kpeed growth ln-ywr much improved and her relatives ob. Jobbing cf All Kind. -Mayla youV« cHch lately. And «ttb««moU»ino onnship board of health, stating nd frlonda are very much cn- A new drug store has opened In Eitlmale. Cboerfulb- FmhUhci. tires in Stock. _ them itmytb to mutt rilnraili. * lint they uouM pay the cost of hor- ournged. It is now believed that nthony Itatti's building. It is a itionitit' tfMth ,'«l;ou»' thai Tor Pratt* graven luelr Putt todlU ns tho garbage collected and he haa< a fighting chance, of "w- iranch of the dangler drug store aajr '«'* waak you lot* in Flinch perfect nomWiOMk that thfy hauled away if tho board would :ove.ry. .Mrs. Allen was faTseh atfck .t Long Branch. washing, ' - ttdv*. Tbonnlhly bndlfoted Iniredl. >rovido a place to deposit it. Two [Jth grip about a month agovPWl James Wolcott is home for a HAVE YOU enti. Selected and prepared with the at* Republican women's clubs of East But that maana on» ?f«r tcntloa tbatcvtn fcumin (pod »ddom ^though sho recovered from thbi Tlonth fiom the business school John Hansen i«dvts. Ton of tiltllont of pound i an vcaneburg took tho lend in aiWocat- isease, her health had since bdon lich he, attepdi. Headache? Iott la I»V»B, ng thig improvement. , poor. She haa lived at FairVi Jo four (£y«« burn or Itch? -suite yearly. Not ipoundcvcrKut out School ,'wilf floso Friday in ob- "Ona y«ar'» hard labor" 42 West Front Street unfit. ThiUlUCllkF Edwiij" L, JJeckman --of Middle- ill her life and .her sickness has icrvanco of Good Fuday. Oo th»7 (ad tlnd or .tralood} RED BANK, N. J. own village, who is-a member of a,used', general aprrp.w ,at> 'that1 Harry Dangler nnd Herbcit Cot- II act ban four <»jru (iumlMdi —tounrW lib* a Jail «•»• ho township board of health, made >lace. she'was formerly Miss"Vi- •rbave are out of school because four (Ua<*« our OHd • chaoit. t'ence. i rcpoit last Thursday night as to ila Hankins and she is a daughter if sicknesi. Carteret Battcrmilc Iirco different places where tho f Robert Hi STILES Se CO. And it'« io unneeei*ary Philadelphia Ere SpecialiaU Baby Chick Food tuners werp willing to hayo East How to Divide tho Potatoes, T»T)1f! d'Hoto Luncncon whan, (or a fair cents • tennsburg garbage dumped. A " It was at a class in authmetic isd NatloMl Bank Bld», Room ZS mid Dinner ddily.. Club pound, our "Wat Wash" la Dir Cuitmnent BV ff""i" Ttttli HJtODON IVINWNEW BERTH. B**ry Wt4na»4«r Hours l' to 3 p.m. nrenicfnnta, otter from John J. Willey was read ;hat the folIoNvIng houEoiiold prob- Raturday Evanlns Bttiumtlk BbChkkFijll Former Red Banker T«ke» Another lem ivaa exactly su|vcd: Dances, $1 per. pericn. •enicei will, do all your i in which Mr. -WiUey :.tatcd that he All room* outside, Ftte- was willing to Imvo the garbage Step Up the Umddir of Sucfe "Suppose th.it in a family of flv'o . uroof. Kfanonable rates. -wathirig.'':•••'• > •" Haddon lvins, formerly'of lied there were only four potatoes for Phone A a bury 5000. Guaranteed by dumped an n-Swnmp on his farm at dinner,* and tho mother wants to tho corner of tho Harmony and Bank, has resigned his position as Charles F. Wick*,* 1 give each of. tho cluldion an equn Manaeine Director Fred D. Wikoff Co. Keyport roads, under certain condi- managing editor of the Hudpon-jDis- ibare—how is she gojng to do it?" Charles Lewis Wet Wash ions,; ' / patch to accept a similar poBitlon For A few minutes there uai On tlia Atlantic at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ASBURY PARK On« of (licse cpnditions was that with the ElisiOj^th Tlmrf., Mr- silence in the room while everybody Jlverything washed fra- tnattcr and bottles Ivlns's risa in the nowspRpcr. .field calculated haid. finally ono of the . PEALER IN ••• S grantly clean, and "sent" must bo placed qt tho bottom of thohaa been rapid sjneo he toft ntd little boys rose to Ills feet and, after swamp. Another condition was Bank a number o? years ago. Hisattracting the attention o£ the BACKACHE IS A WARNING! homo damp, ready to starch, sthoolmaster, Rave his unexpected ~"lfffn~:or" hang out "to ~dryr that oneff-a month the-township was change -of-position -is-in -tho- nature answer: "Mabh tlio potatoes, sir." to engage a man to cover tho refuse f a promotion. He will pot leave Red Bank Folks «ra Learnlna Ho At a-coat that everyone can Landscape Gontractor. he Dispatch until his successor is Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glas to Heed It. with fresh enrth. • Still anotlior pro- afford. '•...-. , engaged. The Dispatch is owned No Contcientiouj Scruplea. Ar© you miserable wi!h an, ach- TREE MOVING SERVICE viso was that the tovmship should Mike McG^nnis •ntii> Laing ex- put up a bond for $100 to protect: by Thomas F. Martin, secretary of and Builders' Hardware. ulj back? Dotjgji get lip lama and state of New Jersey. Tho Elizabeth amined for jury Juty in a murder .stiff: drag.through tBe day feeling EVERGREENS . f. , SHRUBS Mr. Willey in cnse_. lawsuits should trmli ) ^J .'tired, weak and depressed? Thei Donald's Laundry bo started against him because his Times is owned by Arthur Brisbaho "Mr. McGiimis," asked tho RED BANK, N. J. .'yoa should help your kidneys. Back FLOWERS , (. , Bwairip' ivJas used"'as *n> dumping and M. t. Annonberg, newspaper judge, "have you formed or ex- :acho is of ten tha fli-t sign of. fail- 44 Marion Street, ground. The letter stated that no men of national fame. Mr. Ivins Is pressed an opinion, as to tho guilt NOTICE. - r —••- ing kidneys. .Urinary troublei Red Bank linrgo would be pmde for using the former prosident of th&'Hobokcn or innocence of the prisoner at the Sealed bids will be received-up to 8:0C quickly ' follow. Neglected thero'i l P M . April 12th, 1926f at Uorouch Hal) Phone 1088 • Ralph F. Johnson swamp for this*purpose. ' Rotary club. bar?" Borough of Htffhlands, N. J., afc whtq danger of gravel, dropsy or iata "No, sir," replied '"like. timo they will bo publicly- opened and-rend Bfr|ht'3 disease. " Don't waitrtoi --•--=-- Solicitor* Wanted - ,. 1 Two other 'places near Jliddle- for tho complete construction of an lncin< 1 -Box 297 - / Riunson, Net? Jersey "Havo you any conscientious orator plant) to incinerate 00 tons of ga serious kidney sickness! Use Doan' town vJWigo whoro' tho garbage DANIEL TAYLOR ON scruples against capital punish- bogo as collected by the boroueh of .High Pills, a'stimulant-diuretic- to the Might be* dilmped,wore mentioned. ment?," Imnda, N.^J.' SpcclficotionB may be ob- kidneys, before it is too late. This Monmouth' County Suttoiita'a otileai' Thesa placps aro, owned by Miss Earl Str«>t Mail Arraiied '"Not in this case, your honor," tained Item tha borougv clerk upon pay• In the matter of tho estate of John H. ment{ot 510,. which sum ^vill bo refunded Red Bank resident tells an expert(* Muy -Henurickson- and Clinton Fined 925 Sunday.' Mike replied. •upon Voturn of BPecificctipnB. Certified Corlles, deceaaed. u crces - • • Notice .to creditors to present clslflss . Heath. They ore moro distant Daniel' Taylor of Earl street go chcc,k of $200 shall accompany each'>bld Patrick Hackett,- raggage master, 1 Mayorr«tid council- reserve the riffht t atfainst estate. .. i from Koansbufg than Mr. Willey's an axe Sunday and smasbc^ lip Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. accept or reject any or all bids. • . 55 Locust Ave; says: "My bac Pursuant to the' ordtr of Joseph h. Dqn- Wanted—listingsof Real Estate most of the furniture in his -house In thu matter of the cstato of Annie ahsy. surrogate of the County of UQ9- swamp. Mr. Beekman stated tha Cooper, deceased, V. G. JOHNSON, Soroush Clcrl achgd'constantly atd'ithls condition motth, made on the twenty-nith djy'of , Priced to Sell \ Mjss HendiicIiGon and Mr. Heath and broke out nearly all tho winnotice to crcJItorii to present daimi kept me all rfln down. My kidney* March, 1029, on the application of LUlla 1 dows. He was full cf rum and NOTICE. wero weak and frequently I had M Corlles, executrix of the estate of John f&. wanted t?l.OI); a )aar for the Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. Doi Bldi 71ll.be received andopened .at get up during the-rtighfc to pasa the Corlles. deceued, notice Is hereby tlifn 'usd pi their'Iantf aa,*garbage dumps. fignt. Policeriian Albert ,Newma,n ofay, surrogate of the Count/ oC Mol regular meetine of tho mayor and'eounci to tho creditors of »ald d«c«aied to exhlUt wnicsentfpr atjd he,flp4 Taylor had mouth, mttfo on tha .twenty-third day N.,Y.,.; swamp'for ftr tiding, woqld bo detri- action therefor against tho said BUD menXaL~tQ.]teaIth\«tid a. .nu.iEa.nce. mastery and while sitting on Taylo icrlber. ' snapped a pair of handcuffs on him, Dated rrceholfl, N J. March 2Sd. 102 Some one suggested that the bor- , ELLA C W. VAN BRUNT. ough of- Keansburg might bo willing Tho next day Taylor was fined ?25. to tattc. cart of tha garbage of East which ho paid.- Monmouth' County Surrbfate's Office. In the matter of tho cstato of Jobn G&fc» M Keansburg. "Howard W. Roberts, lee-, deceased. , ANNOUNCEMENT who is clerk ,qC Middletown town- otlce to creditors to sreicnt claims JUDGE WRIGHT DEAD. aea|nst eitQto. ship and counsel lor tha borough oi Vunliant to tbo order of Joseph L. ttdw THE MW ONE COAT PAfNT Keansburg, said there was n Bartley J. Wright of Long Brajvc! ahsy. Surrozato of tho County of Mon- On and after«April ijth;^^ ^ under:' _ Died Lj^tt Night. mouth, made on the twenty-seventh day SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH \ ' chanc6 that Keansburg would take ot January. 1926, on the application of signed will discontinue Saturday afternoon deliveries,. and "ovcr~t{To garbage of East Kcans- "Bartley 'i. Wright, fudge Mara-eret IJ" and Tred Cahlir. executors V" '"'•Cdveira Better «nd Spread* Further 1 ' of. the estate of John Gahler. deceased, bun?. He said tho garbage disposal district court at Long Branc^ uollco Is liorcby civri to tho creditors of our yards will close at noon] on Saturdays. . plnnb at Kcansburg was not large last night at his home at Lon said deceased to exhibit to tho subscribers, MONOLITH COMPANY OF AMERICA : Branch after a sickness of executors «9 aforesaid, their debts and de- tOur patrons "will lpridly, avail tliemselves ofthe opportunity of LOCAL1 FACTORY BRANCH AT SHRBWSBUBY: enough to take care of the needs o: mands against tho satil estate, under that placo. months. He -was ,s Democrat oath, within six m«ntti from the date of v •the aforesaid order, or-they- wilt be forever 'ordering their requirements some time during the five and Telephone Earl C. Gaskill, 1736 or P. O. Box 120 Tho question of buying an inriiv politics anU waitapp'oihted distr^j barred.of .thejr actions therefor agslnit 1 court judge last year to euceety the aald BTibdcrfbers. :~- ••,. one-half days prior to Saturday noon. '— ^^^ or HENDR1CKSON & APPLBGATE. Front St., Red Bank. N. J. erating plant for aisJJbs&ig" of 'gar- 1 bnga -at East ^Keonsb'urg was disJudge- "Harold Morf&rd. Judjgi Jated FreeboHi.N; J-.r January 37. 192B. Wright-was- born at New York it ,. . ..• • . . MAMAnBt LEE, WEDGEWOOt) ' •* " cussdd, -Ik was stated that the cosl tfrbeholdi N. J., K D. I. Members of ^ would be!., $18,000 to ,. 120,000, I860, He was a graduate of Colura KtED OAHLEni • j Everypno scemd to think tho exbia law school.: He was elected As- • . .- •.....,• Holmdel. N. J. HENRY ALLEN & CQ. BURNS ?ROS.^ • iJ. A ponao..,wasi'top'';latgfc to'make Ui< semblymaiii of Now'York in $ plan of lwiyiii|r an'lincineraitor prac: While ,he-flved-,at Nesv XorKjhe Was HHICHESTER S PILLS i. N. BEERS ..-'.-••:. GORDON COAL CO, ^^^ MUdl.town, , T.I, 168I-R I a membef'Cif'the-Big,Brother move- H. H. HUNTER j ' ^. V. BROWN ', %5J&; WIKOFE CO: The MicJdietowtl.'lioaltH.board dis ment tot th'e^benefitjpf 'children. 1 Delicious Home Cooking -I posed of tho!^uesiiori/'f or;thc' tim< RED BANK COAL^SUfPLY CO. INDEPENDEi^ ICE CO. ' - beingJibyjIaylfhCtt .dy.cr for futiin C. Frank Boutfaton Dead. MONMOUTH MUTUXL-SUPPLY CO. 3^SHOEMAKE Dinners ' Luncheons ' Teeas -A coneidoratlbn. Air. Beekman he thought the request of tho. Eas C. Frank Boughton of Atlantii SOLJD BY DBUGGISTS EVERYWHERE SHREWSBURY COAL & WOOD CO. "-^ •' » Bridge Parties " I Keansburg folks was very reason- Highlands died Monday.in .his 76tl i ably and that it should bo granted: year. ; He was. a stock broker MORRIS & VAN KEURE^^ulM Supply Co.-^; provide!}': that a place could b( New Yorki Tho funeral will be hcl found lor dumping .tha garbagi tonight at the house and burial wi which would not be objcctionabl bo) made tombrrow at Wbodlaw: cemetery-at'-Nevv York. to anyone. Ho said the low salt haj — $ I T meadows along Racitan Bay might f ••••• ----- •• ••• •• ' • WILLIAM O'BRIEN bo desirable for this'purpose, anc OCEANPORT NEWS. T ho askod if there was any land o: ••J this kind which had been sold foi Edward Worlhl.y Ha. N«w Trucl t • - -- •, ; MEANS taxos and'had thus become publii . ; far Carrylnf Mail. :' T, %••'•;. •• -, <• • .-f-r-FOR I property.. No ona at the meeting Edward Wpr'tWey; Sr., -who 1^ The-tii-culatibn of "Trie seemed,'to. kndw whether the town the contract^for1'carrying the mai V t HIGH GRADE SERVICE ship had-any such land or not. for OcVahport, has inov truckiv Red B^iik Register for the T t *Tlie meeting wns largely attend : Don Dumont Millar of New Yorl TI Meni Sid Young Men It ns six;! iijonths ending October Approved and Improved cd,bjr"li!ast'lvea kMg folks. Thoj spent tiie week-end 'With his parent t T stated 'that they intended to havMr., and Mrs. Louis, Millar. - ,• lstj 1925; was- ;•:..- :( •Heating Plumbing . Roofing tho garbage.colloctod under a plai Dorothy,Rhodos is ono of the ,en. T : I SUITS, HAT5, TOP COATS f trants in the beauty show being hek T : Water Systems * Copper Work whereby each * housoholdcr would A. • •••-.... - • • •'••'-••.•., , A pay 25 cents a week for garbage at. the Broadway theater at Loh T • . Earthen and Iron Pipe collection, service.'.. Storekeepers Branch.' The pi-iics, will bo nwardce 7,311 per Issue t KnicRers Golf Hose We Handle the American Radiator Company*' wouU'^aJ^,^ larger amount. Sev tonightl .;'.' •'' ' • ;'i crali residents of •} Leonardo, wlit Tho woman's Kejublican unit^c A Plus Fours -'JARCOCA HEATING SYSTEMS , wcro nVtho'tneotlnff said they want Occanpott: held ta.' meeting o RED BANK and ©E A BRIGHT ed feaibogo collection scrvlca Wednesday afternoon,-at,the hohi that placo and that' if any wa;b^ Mrs. Louis Millar. ': • could bo found to do it they wouli Mrs. James Rhalncs, who has bqei r •••••••••••»••••••••••••••••••»•••»••»••»••••»••»•• v bo glad to Imvo Leonardo act as sick with grip/ is Improving. ': T }. N. T pnrtnor with East Keansburg in William Roach l» abloito, bo ou V community garbage collcctlo of doorf.after1 an Attack of grip., - ? ROCHESTER CLOTHES SHOP T The Red Bank schemBi • • • Mr. and?Mrs. 'E; B. Houghtpi have returned to their summer ho)\i •I}l* 12 W. FiRONT STREET RE3D BANK, NT. J.' 2It. TO MEET, after- epeiidlne tho' .winter at Hi' York. ", ••,,.•: ' «! JS? Go-C&rt Co. Diatviii'pi.ttt.for Naw Brldj A card psrty will bo given ;l 'omorrow'a Secito tho members of the flro company i cth Shrewsbury iceboal the firchouse on thX'njght of Apjl Carries a Complete\tiji,e club .will hold Its Api 12tn." Many fine-prbus.:have bee: mooting tomorrow night »t whlcl donated, Reftcshmtnts -will JUST ARRIVED! tlmo plans for tha coming galloon' «erved.' /; '•,;' r. Columbia. Prams. Strollers. Pedi- season will, ba disousjed uncl com Mrs. Kenneth Went Ij convalcsc • Tho absolute correctness nilttocn will be nppolntod to assist Ing from^an attack of grip. of tho'circulation statement cycles and Scooters . ' tho mayor tvmt council in-'Red Mill Anne ZUly of Long Brand Batik's gnln day colobratlon upor li mbjtitutlng lor Mlis Lydli of Tho Red Bank Register Maine Certiiied Seed Potatoes tin opcrililp of. the now Cooper'; J Felntod,, who hai been tick fo: bridge. William W. Vaughn o three weeks.' . ' ' i* guarahteed by the pub R,lvcralUo ,ilrtoe,|who hns given the Mr. and Mra. Gcprge Loper, wh club ItH itoBHOl) trophy novcrnl years, have been (pending tho winter t* lishors of Printers' Ink, who ALSO DOLLS, DOLL CARRIAGES hns /tgaln, Qxprcimetl lil», dealre, to New York,jh»ve opened their sum wiH" pay $100 ^o, itho fiwt FertiUzer and Blvo anotlicr uppropriata trophy fo: me* ^oma here. ' , and SAFETY STRAPS noxt whrt»r*ii ieeyncntlnjt «vcnt. perao!^ ;!whoi '•'• »ucccB»fully ••'"'"V *'••. h ..*.,-.,.. •I ,'• ,'j EATOlWp eommli "A Trip |o th.lW1 «<> k« H«l mtt ib th« townthWhiUI «t Colt1 Friday *f N«l W..lr. • Tires Put On While, You Wait N«ck !««t Friday and a«ttled bll fubllo leheol pupil* cleared 4'. for tho removal oj know from.kh ra»t,week to pay for the radio oii township romln. the blllt amounUf fit at th« Mhoolliouiis, by goltl; i..' TJio^Rc^ttr^btrculatton to UllOO «h,l till. win. tho l«f_ •Obtterlptldna for rhajgfailnon. Th •now napetjgo ili« towrtanlp lian lim "treen tetm" captained by MI pf'^11 will'taJcc'yoar «d- Hay, Grain, Fertilizer and Produce . S4/Moranoiith St., Red Ba4, N. J? the jiimt >iov«ii ycar^. Eight year cent Martin go^ inorp BBO know rvmuvnl bilU to thi for mainlines titan < the "orangi yMtapment' . Into - almost a:. Prop. • amount of •M;ooo'wer« p«ltl. teirtl" ami tin "r«il t«am," and thi 'WW homo, in nil this part .!' to R or Monmouth County, ^^^ RED' FANK IBOISTER, MARCH 81, netah-Crate, Vera Kaney-apcUAnna' WING A CORNERSTONE. Pfiasch. Several piano selections were given by William S. Pettngalef SIMPLE ANb IMPRESSIVE CER- The" festivities''wound up •with' rc-t freshments and a social time. >NY AT RIVER'PIAZA. The Conimunity building will New Community *Hou«o .There !• probably ba finished by May, when , Newljr Completed and tie Folia there '-will be a -formal opening. ." -' fof That Fl»co Dedtcatea' It Lu will ba offered -for rent for puM: and social functions in addition tq. being used for River Plaz* neighf | ' ,The cornerstone of the new, com- borhood gatherings. This €c-mmuni71 munity building at River Plaza(vras ty club of River Plaza is-construct^. laid Tuesday afternoon of laat Week. ing the building. Not' only fhaj. No formal exercises were held, but organization but all the other clubs we will pay our friends, who maintain accounts in our Special Jnterest Department, interest earned during the past a dumber of River Plaza folks gath- and residents of River Plasa art ered at tho now building {or the very proud of this latest acquisition six months amounting to •> y- „ simple hut impressive exercises, for their oommunity. ijaeh pi tho different clubs and or- ganizations of River Plaza was rep- 1 resented. CARD PARTY At LEONARDO. - 'The cornerstone Is a marble slab Second Successful Affair Held byl •with the •words River Plaza Com- Civic Interest! .Association* * Tpunity House, 1026, inscribed on it. The Leonardo Civic Interest As-J Tn an opening in tho cornerstone sociation last Wednesday JiiffM: held' tvas placed a'copper box containing the second of a series of-successful', histories of the Community clUb, the card parties About 45 persons j Woman's club and tho Taxpayers' were present, "among them, being a-J dub of River Plaza, a copy of the number who did not attond the firsu incorporation papers of the, Com party. Everybody had a fine time. This large aniount' of money Has been earned for them without any effort of risk on tKeir part". It is-an ex- , munity club, a copy of the names of The affair wound up with refresh-, ] 9' tlie original members of the club, a merits at n lato hour. The pnzq •> ample-of the ex^Bllent service this-instituti6n-iSTen'd!ermgto this community." - > ,.. i., . , ,, •- _ . -/, ' v' «fupy of the names of all the present winners were Mrs. Clifford Gordon, 4- members of the club and a copy of Mrs. Charles Keefer, Mis. Thomas llio Red Bajik Register. The box Kappock, Mrs. Jacob Ulrlch,.. Mrs. If you are no.t sharing in this by; carrying stn. account with" this large, strong/banK y^ou'should begin at-once. was put in the cornerstone by Mrs. Edith Philippi, Mrs. E. S. Hartinger, James Taylor. Mrs. E. Lutze, Mrs. A. Cripps, Mrs. - 'A talk on "Community Spirit" Montgomery, 'Mrs. William1 \Oran~ was made by Rev. A, H.Sutphen of brook, :• Mta Lawler, Mrs. Andrew/ Siver Plaza, who was formerly pas- Watts, Mrs. H. F. Gregertdn,' Mrs; tor nf the New Monmouth Baptist Elmer1 Wickman, Mrs. 'Bertha^ church. An inspection >vas then Bqeckel, Mrs.- Anna Phfaner, Mrj;i* OCTOBER 1st, 19St6 made of the community'building:, V." A. Coffil, Mrs. Anna Bonald, Mrs; which is nearing completion. The Rose Mayer, Adelhert Philippi, Amzi' 1 entire gathering then went to the Thorne.^Thomas Kappock, • Fred. .- - — -4 -- -an equally large distribution- will-be^ made. " \— ---—;- ---.- — •-• - home of -Mrs.-Edward H. Scatter- Donald, H. F. Gregerson, Elmer good on Applegate street where the Wickman, Wallace Keeton, E. Ulr Community club was scheduled to rich, Joseph Mann, Arthur DaTedeifc* have its regular monthly sociable. Mrs. William Cripps, Miss Elsif Instead of being a sociable for Boeckel and Miss Emma Does. L. members only, however, it was made - 'As this is our semi-annual interest date, deposits ~ "Our. stockholders Have invested nearly 4" a public affair. Dontput- our discarded turnituvej made on or "before April 10th will'earn iriterestffrom ' Four school girls played piano in the attic'. Sell it Luke Longf -solos. -They arc Mildred and Wah- head will help yon.—Advertisement. April 1st. Deposits made on or before the 8d of any: I month earn interest from the first of that'month, there- ONE AND ONI2 QUARTER by avoiding ^unnecessary loss waiting for the'quarterly f PHQNE 1975 period to begin. / - '> MILLION DOLLARS •t 5 Refund Your 1 Your surplus funds 'deposite'd in our Interest De- for the protection; oT'depositors. Our assets are ex- T Money if Goods partment may be the stepping stone-ta financial inde- ceptionally; liquid, & very large percentage have an % Are Not pendence. The "savings habit increases your1 income, active jriarket; ma'kip'g itpp^ssible^to convert.thenfc«lto Satisfactory. provides for your future, establishes your credit and cash on short notice. We! regaixl. this as ah essential - promotes'your prosperity. ' \ requirement for proper- banking investments, and-lay 1 We Carry a Full J . Line of Imported ^ We do not limit deposits in our' Interest.Depart- particular stress on --it. . " ' , ." • I ind Domestic ment to $3000, On any amount, targe or small, we , 'Othv large in^ve^d^capitial^mei^li^sliipjn^the s : ; Delicacies and pay the same rate, which is * Federal Reserve .'System, Supervision by "the .United FAticy Groceries ' States Government and th6 character of our invest- ments furnish elements xof safety worthy of considera- 40 MONMOUTH ST. RED SANK, N. FOUR PER GENT. tion when choosing-a bank. .- t . WE GUAEANTEC EVERYTHING WE SELL "QUALITY AND SERVICE"—OUR MOTTO To properly \safeguard your-money, however, it x ALL KINDS OF. SANDWICHES WITH BUTTER 10c is important to choose a large, strong bank with an ' FIDUCIARY CAPACITIES Home-Ma'de SalatU *n been the outstanding principles of the policy, of this " Anyone with intelligence can und«r*tand"wliy m cin sell bank for upwards of ' " *' M - * • , MAKE YOUR VVILL TODAY •a J«rg« » volume,of pflcfdi jvhert we tt&t« tl\it we are open ^om 7 A. M. untilil2 1». la/ I;.:,,. . ' \ . and-appoint this^Baiifc Executor, of,your Estate, . Wo ara taking the Public into our Confidence and know t they ara intellisent. enough to und*ritand - bur mbdern liuai- • neu methodi. Ths EVERGREEN DELICATESSEN hat made FIFTY it A POINT to tell at a very loW margin of profit and.it hat Advantages of a Bank as Executor b«en welcomed by 'the public by their quick reiponio to our •> announcement in the paper). • . : ~ • :. - During these many years it has served the community and Trustee It spita of the fact'that our prices ara so low wat are • now in a position to announce ANOTHER SLASH IN PRICES. and enjoyed a phenomenal- growth in size and Complete Financial Responsibility. It will pay-you to become a regular EVERGREEN patron and strength. ' ' . trade at our store regularly. We shall be pleaied 1o urve Uninterrupted Exisjfcentfe. '•;.'. •> j you and number you among our ever growing lilt of pttroni. Experience in the fiandliiig ^n'd. Settlement of t Safety First, Last and Always Estates. . •> ' ' ' Try our Loose Coffee—the best in taste.....45c .1 ••.'.••> • •• \ r Economy and safety. -. •"""••.•• • Maxwell House Coffee , ....'.....:,...... J49c is our watchword and should be your first require- Administrative, Facilities and Equipment Astor House Coffee ., ;...... 49c ment when choosing your bank. Royal Scarlet Coffee, in cans ,49c I Strictly Fresh Jersey Eggs .:...... doz 4Sc 1 There are many reasons' why this bank has en- ±~ Social Tea Bisduit...... »...... 3 lbs for 29c joyed such phenomenal growth but rit. isiargely- due If You Do Not Make A Will v BuUer Flakes :...... :....18c to the fact that it has been ;' ^ '' , : '•'.. ' the }ayr} appoints an Administrator'to assume control •I* Best Creamery Butter ...... :.. ft Sic of the/estate. ' •. >y > \ *-• ;',\ / >-.. • Tall can Qherries ...... :.... .17c The.inheritance laws specify to- whom the prop-', Cut Refugee String Beam, large can .10c Strong In Good Times, Stable In erty shall revert ' , > Sunbeam Catsup, large bottle ..19c Aunt Jemima Pancake Vlpur ...... !...... 2 for 25c Settlement is made witKout' regard to tlie inter- 1 large Duz, 1 small; 1 Shopping Bag i...l6c Hard Times, Safe At All Times ests of thelieirs or to any wishes you may, have had, Buy all the DUZ you need now—ThU will ba tit* Kit week at thil price. ... Mueller's Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles Reg. price 12c—Special this week 2 fo* 19c V Pink Alaska Salmon ,;..,...tall can 14c V Del Monte Red Salmon .....;.i...... ;.tall can 29c Del Monte Pineapple ...... -;..;..^..large can 24c The Second National Bank and Trust Co. t DelMonte and Royal Scarlet Asparagus Tips 33c V I Whole Tomatoes, Sundale brand, No. 2 ' Red Bank, N^ew Jersey .-.•. "•./.;•-•'•' •-•:•• ••-•" 3for;25c' White Rose Spaghetti and Mataron5....3 for 2Sc .CampbellV Beans ....,...... ^. ...;...... 3 cans 23c 1 Astor Rico .....ltJ.^, „;..,;;.;..4:,,..3 Pkgp25e: Worway Sardines, Etah brand (Seeman Bro») BENJAMIN J. PARKER in pure Ol|ve, Oil Jfrtb canlSc JOHty ENRIGHT GEORGE HANCE PATTERSON v Normana Sardines, in pure olive oil, 17c HARRY G. BORDEN , RICHARD APPLEGATE GEORGE SUNDAYS AI^D HOLIDAYS MARCUS Mf DAVIDSON , L^I3 p. .THpJWSON. j FRANK McMAHON • »^d C|dw'l2tOO p. in. Every Day
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