BANE REGISTER: laanad WMklr. Entorad u SKond-Glaaa M.tl.r «t thi Pdi*. ; VOLUME XLVII, NO. 37. offlet it Bfd Bank, N, J. oniUr tbt Act ot Utah Id, 1879. RED BANK, N. J.,-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1925. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 1 T0.:$

FELL IN FRONT OF AUTO. icse spears of grass are set out on THIS TOWN WONT SHIRK. BY TRUCK. HREE CARS IN SMASHUP AXATION IN FLORIDA, >e lawn about four' inches apart RUMSON TO WAR ON DOGS BASEBALL COMING BAi river'i Alertnen Savei Girl and' ch way, in rows in each direction, Boy From Getting Hurt. * RED BANK TO MAKE NO FIGHT RAGIC ACCIDENT SATURDAY /OMAN HURT IN NIGHT CRASH HOLE STATE INVESTIGATED ke a field of corn. These spe.ars of OFFICIALS FAVOR REDUCING THE ORIOLES WILL BE '" AGAINST ASSESSMENTS," • AT FAIRFIELD GARDENS. Elizabeth Minton of Mechanic "ON MONMOUTH STREET, . FOR EQUALIZATION. ' ass are kept wet, and are sprayed CANINE POPULATION. treet, twelve years old, and Ed- y day, and in two or three US AGAIN THIS SEASON."; Tha" Increased Aaaaumenta Mad* by ihlrtajr Hpwer, Aged Tbrea Yean, yard Anderson of Clifton place, [r>. Grace' Armttrong Cut on the iieiimenti Ranged From 5 Per v tlia County Tax Board R«l»rded ecks tho grass is established. In The Counciimen. Agree That There Ray Sanborn Hat Letitd Elgfit Daughter of Charles Hower, fourteen years old;' narrowly es- Mead When Dodge Car in Which Cent to 63 Per Cent of'True couple of months or so, with good are Too Many Poga Running at Acret of Land On Pattonon AveJ by.tha Town Commliiloneri •• Cruibad Under H.r Father1* Mi- :aped serious injury last week on She was Riding Overturned Af- Value—Lawn Grati Grown From , Being Juit and Equitable. ire, a nice lawn is\obtained, al- Large—Black Point Road, Hcii- nue for Ball PlayingC»tli* china—Diad at tha Hoipltal. 3road street. The Minton girl was ter It Had Struck Two Other*. Plants Inatead of From Seed. the grass appears very denta Wint Sidewalk, and Curbi. atand to be Started Thli Week,' i '- At the mooting of the commis- A tragic accident occurred last kipping rope across Broad street, A woman was hurt and three au- That Florida is also having its tax mrse -to a Northerner. People The borough officials of Rumson sioner! of Red Bank Monday night letween Wallace and Monmouth •i Rod Bank will hgaiti havo a SUL Saturday morning at Fairflold Car- imobiles were badly damaged in ssossment problems much like sre ,Bay that this is the only grans are about to start, a" war on dogs. day-baseball team and a bascbaiL, a letter* was read frpm the Mon. lens in Middletown township when treets, when she ran into the An- . smashup last Wednesday night in oso jn Monmouth county and at will survive under tho hot sun Councilman Edward O'Brien, who mbuth Cbunty taxpayers' protective diamond tho coming season. Kay]? Ihlrlcy HWer, aged three years, lerson bpy, who was riding a hi- ront of St. James's hall on Mon- thcr parts of New Jersey, is shown .nd iri the sandy soil of Florida, brought the matter to the atten- luagyc urging the officials to join :ycle. Both were knocked''down Sanborn is the owner nnd mahagoij; laughter of Grace and Charles mouth street. The injured Woman,; the' following letter from John jme.times lawns of a half-acre cr tion of the council at last Thurs- Of the team and ho has lcnBcd fc>^ with n number of other municipali- Sower of Fair-field Gardens, was ind they fell in front of an automo- Mrs- Grace Armstrong of Shrews- Cook, editor of The Register: lore are prepared and set out in ; ties in making a fight In the courts day 'night's meeting, said that five years eight ricrc3 of land 'ofl( run over by an automobile truck lilo driven by Thomas Lang of bury township, near Newman Florida is having the same kind lis way. , . ' there were too many dogs running against the increased assessments tumson. Lang stopped the car tho Bcutli side of Pattcruontavenu 1 jwned by her father. Her body Springs, was cut on the head, but if, a tax reorganization that New We saw a now' wrinkle in selling at largo at Rumson and that the in Shrewsbury township, near Ri made by the county board of taxa- was crushed and she died the next trithin a few feel. A mudguard he injury was not serious. - crsey h having. During the year al estate the tion, Tho invitation was not ac- other day. Big council should take immediate ac- Bank, for a baseball diamond. l lay at the Long Branch hospital, n the car'hit the boy but he was The ladles' Hebrew society held .9.24 a^complcte .investigation was racts of land in out-of-the-way t|on: to reduce the dog population. baseball ground will be called cepted. , & ' lot hurt. The girl was not hit, by 'here she was taken after the ac- i annual ball nt St. James's hall lade ill every eounty of every sale laces are often bought for $3 an cited a caso where a school I Oriole Park- and the team will ba Onjy throe councilmenvand the ident. ;ho machine. Vednesday night and the crash oc- if real estate. The United States ere or even less. Then these tracts child was mayor were present. All of them by a dog recentrecent- known as the Oiiolea, which is thai The tragedy occurred within sight :utred as the dancers were leaving law, compelling revenue s,tamps to re cut up into lots 25x100 feet ly. The other memberb s of the name that nil lha professional" were of the opinion that tho in- if the child's home. Whi|« the he hall, Monmouth strcet.cn both be placed on deeds according to the .nd sold at $10 to ?25 a lot. Blue- creased assessments made in this board agreed with Mr, O'Brien and teams representing Red Bank have) .ruck was standing in the yard NEwimETOWNSTORE, ildes was lined with cars; Mrs. lale price o£ the property is the irints and maps of these tracts are the matter will be taken up with borne" for the past fifteen years o% town were Justified in.view of tns Shirley climbed on the back part of Armstrong and Walter Giblin were lame in Florida as it is in New Jer.- nado and the lots sold principally fact that the percentage, of assess- the borough attorney at the next so. Mr. Sanborn hns an option td" he truck. Raymond O'Neill, driver GEORGE W. BRAY OPENS BUSI. .raveling on Monmouth street in a ic,y. Five counties.in New Jersey tourists, who buy them without meeting. ."' ,•- • buy the piopcrly at the expiration' ment'had been much lower than in of the truck and a neighbor of the Jodge touring car in the direction /ero investigated by the tax board leejng the property and without somo other partsvof the* county. NESS AT THAT PLACE. Bids for furnishing .2,000 tons of his property. The property I»N Hower family, got in the truck and f the railroad station.. In ' front nd great inequalities Were found mowing anything about the prop- of slagwere opened at last week's owned by Miclaol Corlelt, vihd The counciimen who were absent started to drive away without know; Tha Stare at tho Village Center if the hall the Dodge hit.a Ford each county. In Florida every Tty. On Friday, March 13th, we ware Eugene M. Magoe, J..Blrdsall meeting. The contract was bought it over thirty years a ing that the child was on the ma- Greatly Improved and Made to ouring car, driven by Ervin Rsed ounty was investigated. The re- ook an automobile drive of about awarded to the National slag com- from• the Delalield Smith estate. Pharo and Thomas M. Gopalll. ihine. About a hundred, yards Look Like New—Shifting (Meet iort of the investigation was pub- 75 miles. We passed a place whero v jf McLaren, street, who was start- pany of Pittsbur? on a bid of Mr, Sanborn state? that a grandV ' Warren H. Smock, the; borough Ing Place of Townthip Official!. ished last week and it showed somfi] l from the houBo.tho truck hit a bump ing for h'omev The impact knocked he number 13, in big figures, was $2.GO a ton. . The Duquesne stand will be -started on tlio prop« 'counsel, stated that the'tight which n the road and Shirley was thrown George W. Bray' of Red Bank the Dodge car across the street :ounties being assessed as low as tiick up on posts and trees for a producfc company of Dover and tho was to be waged against the in- ipened his grocery, fruit and vege. per cent of true valuation and erty this iveek and that tlio fieilj iff. ; She fell under the truck and vhero it struck* a roadster parked onsiderable distance along the Emanuel slag company of Allen- will bo plowed up and graded. The) creased assessments was not only ne of the-rear wheels passed over able store at Middletown village ilong the curb. 'The Dodge car ome as high as 63 per cent of true bad. A couple of men at the side town, Pennsylvania, each bid Saturday in the building which he valuation. The governor of the land is neatly level and it will not) .""I ; unjustified but would prove expen- ler body. Mr. O'Neill stopped the then overturned with its front "and if the load were calling out "Lots $2.T5 a ton. Tho slag will be used take long to (inish the grading worlc« ,| sive and futile. He said ho might ;r"uck and rushed' to the girl's side. •ecently bought from Richard Luf- rear ends interlocked with tho other itate called all of the assessors of t thirteen dollars each," to every to improvjs the streets. he state at a meeting and told This job will be done by James be wrong in these views and that he Her body was badly crushed. She lurrow. The building had been two cars, blocking the street. . ' utomobile which passed. We were Petitions for sidewalks and curb- indcrgoing improvements and. re- hem that they must equalize as- Riordan of Shrewsbury. A Micanti was open to conviction. . He sug- was picked up «nd rushed in an- The crash was heard several old that on March 10th the lots ing on Black Point road, between houso which is on the property will, "gested that, he be authorized to at- other car to the hospital, Efforts to )airs for weeks. It bears*, but sessments, and increaso assess- ere offered to tourists and others blocks away. A crowd soon' ments to a reasonable basis, or "an- the Avenue of Two Rivers and be improved nnd used ns a baseball' j tend a .meeting which is to be held save her life were of no avail'and imall resemblance to its former n automobiles at ?1O each; on Dalton Parmly's woods, was pre- condition. Mow ceilings and side- gathered. Policeman William other way, not hitherto employed, clubhouse. The diamond is aboutj nt Asbury Park .tomorrow .after- she died Sunday. The body after- Mustoe, who was on duty at the ilarch 11th at $11 each; on March sented to the council and the' bor- midway between Broad sheet and noon', .by'..tht attorneys of the ^arl- ward WBB brought to the Worden walk havo- been put in, new fix- ivould be found to. compel equaliza- 2th at $12 each; on March 13th lance, succeeded in- getting Mrs. tion." Some of the counties are ough attorney was instructed to tho tracks of the Central railroad if ou,3 municipalities which wilt fight funeral home at Red Bank and tures have been installed and many t $13 each, and that the price per draw up an ordinance, for tho im- >ther phanges have been made. The Armstrong and Mr. Giblin out of lutting up much the Same kind of a company and it is surrounded bj(< ' the county board. He said it might prepared for burial. / ;ho car. Giblin was riot hurt. it until the month of March was provement. The 'ordinance for Dr. Ernest Fahnestock's farm. be well to have the town represent- The funeral will be held at two jostofneo has been moved to the ight against equalized assessments iver, would be the same as the, day Sirs. Armstrong was carried into ns is being put up by some of the idewalks and curbing on Wash- Mr. Sanborn says that tho line*--? ' ed at this meeting not as a partici- 'clock this'afternoon at'tho house rear of the building. The stock of )f the month. Quite a good many gton street, which was to have goods has been greatly enlarged. t. James's hall and after she had municipalities of Monmouth county up of tiie team will be about the] v pant but as an observer. The com- and will' be conducted • by Rev. •eceived first aid treatment was ots were sold in this way, the buy- een introduced at last week's meet- The store has large windows, which in oppoSSng a uniform rate of as- srs'paying cash and getting deeds same as that of two years ago* jg missioners instructed Mr. Smock to ames Dykema, The burial .will be ible to go home. g, -was laid ovjr until next meet- Now uniforms will be bought andi,; attend 'the meetlngrond mako,a rc- are now.being used for displaying sessment, but tho governor of Flor- vhich had been previously prepared made at Fair View^cenieteryi Mr. Mr. Reed,-driver of the Ford ig, at which time tha borough on- the first game will bo played lata, . i port'at .'the' next meeting of the and Mrs. Hower- have two other goods. The' store was Jargely ida has declared that the equaliza- ixcept for inserting the names of ouring car, could not bo found af- tion must be made. So it is seen necr will givo tho estimate on the in April or early in May; Mr. San« town offlcin'e, but to leave no room children, Virginia ' and William atronized on the opening day. Mr. he. buyers and the numbers of the ost of doing the job. 1 Bray will continue to operate his ;er the accident, and it was not that the same unfair conditions and ots bought. born says the team will not enter for doubt in the minds-of the repre- Hower. Mr. Hower is a mason con- nown until the next day that he Councilman VanR. Halsey re- any league but that he will try td ' sentatives of the other municipali- Red Bank business and has en- Hie same fight against remedying tractor, The child's death is was the owner of the Ford. Ha told orted that the ordinance for riew book games with the best tcama of : ties that Red Bank has not accepted mourne.d by the community and a gaged Henry Bennett of Red Bank them exists in Florida as in New CLUB'S SUCCESSFUL SALE. the police that he stopped his car ersey. This comparison of condi- i'atcr mains and extensions would the Eiist, including such aggrcga-i the invitation to fight, the icounty widespread feelingr of sorrow and to conduct the Middletown store. ave to be laid over until the next In tho building- bought by, Mr. when he saw the Dodge coming arid tions here-and in Monmouth: cour.- rVomen of River Plaza cleared $QO tiona as the Brooklyn Royalt, Lin-t • board, sympathy prevails there. meeting as. Senator William I A. coin Giants, Bncharachs, Meadow-* ' Councilman J.-Daniel Tuller re- 3ray are two other stores. These after the crash he was so upset nnd ;y will be interesting to all taxpay- by Selling- Home-Made Thinga. frightened that he ran home. The ers in Monmouth county as showing tevens, the borough attorney, has brooka and Recreations. Late ill» will undergo improvements similar The Community club of River lot been- able to give the matter • ported that he had investigated CHURCH CLUB MINSTRELS. to those made in the store which 'ront of his car was badly, dam- •a general trerjdTtowarj] compelling the summer and early in tha fall < complaints made, by William S. iaza cleared $60 a few days ago by iroper consideration. tho team -will play against Mon« ipened Saturday. The Middletown iged andit had to be towed to a ga- equality and justice in the matter i cake, apron and rag rug-sale in ;J Rose, Thomas Healey, and Thomas Reformed Church Fellowahip Club ownshlp committee uses-* part of if taxation. Fred Moog made an application mouth county-nines. Smith regarding assessments for •age. Considerable damage was he vacant Truex store on Broad Cleared $250 Uit Friday Night. ino-'of the tjuildings for a meeting me to the Dodge. The roadster or a position oh the police force. Mr. Sanborn suy3 that fifty sea* concrete paving and sidewalks and The Reformed church on Shrews- itreet at Red Bank. The money son tickets will be sold nnd then.jj room. The meeting place will be was also damaged. Audrew Biz- Down hero in Florida automobiles ill be added to the club's commun- The' application was ordered filed. had found that the town woVnot bury avenue was crowded to the changed to the rear of the building Councilman Louis. Wilson re- iiro now on sale at Mort V. Pach'S \i at fault in any of these cases. zarro of Beech street owns the are licensed but drivers are not li- ty house fund, which, now lacks doors last Friday night at the sec- and'a door will be made on the cast roaster, but he. had given Roccp censed. You can pay the'ii'cl lorted, that the new starter in- storq. The object of selling thai $ Mr. Smock was instructed" to pre- ond minstrel show, of the Reformed side of the building for an entrance. * -about $160 o£ being large tailed on the firo truck at tho Rum- tickets at this tinic is_tq raise mone^f ' Santangelo of Red Bank permission ee for part of a year at a time, if nough for the club ,to start the pare an ordinance to take over Bur* Fellowship club. About $250 .was The front part of the "building to use the car that night No ar- you want to, and -many cars show ion firehouse has met with tho ap- {or building the grandstand anf Mrs. Jesse Hurfitf; and her as- venture will bo profitable, an I SENT TO STATE PRISON. drivers any member of a family can listants were Mrs. August, Miller stalled on the truck at the Oceanic more than thirty years. A petition born, , George /.'Havens, Clarence drive the family car or any Other rehouse. Councilman Frank Ben- Bank is large enough to support,? was received for lights on the Sheldon, Harry Ingalls, Wallace B. Harold Curtin of Red' Bank Guilty md Mrs. James Taylor. Aprons a baseball team: The town had no)':; car. Many very youngj girls tre were sold under the direction of ion made a motion to carry out Mr. street and the commissioners said Rankin,. Robert Samuel, Ernest Belford Euchre Party. of Stealing an Automobile. seen driving automobiles, as well as Wilson's recommendation and 'all professional baseball nine last>ea« j they would grant the request after Mrs. George Day, who had Mrs. son. Oriole Park on the Nswmaif'.' Sheppard-and. Albert Sniffen. They Independent fire company of Bel- Harold Curtin of Red Bnnk a good many boys who would be un- James Taylor to help her. Rag ;he counciimen voted in favor of it. tho street becomes a public thor- der the driving ago in' New Jersey. Springs road, where games usedW' : were in black face; Popular songs ford cleared more than $50 by a pleaded sui^y before Judge' Ruli rugs were sold by Mrs. Edward Mayor W. Warren Barbpur was —oughfare. were renderad .by.-the.end men and V. Lawrence of Freehold last week AH through Southern Florida, ibse'nt and Councilman John M. bo played, was sold early in J. H. Nelson, Monroe Eisner and euchre .party at Elwood Runyon's Scattergood and Mrs. Vanderveer by Alfred Ingalls and Rev. Ja'niei hall at that place recently. Firsi to a charge of stealing an automo- in the larger towns, there are many VanDorn. His presided at the meeting. to a realty company and cut up in* } Humphrey Hayward were appointed cigar factories. The factories are, Iiykema. Thirty-five men were in prizes for the pinochle games were bile, owned by Charles Julian o: . t «!«• to lots. .-..-.' ''' special policemen without salaries. the chorus. Features of the show Bed Bank, two weeks ago and was generally largo buildings, employ- NEW BUSINESS BUILDING. The clerk was instructed to ad- won by Mrs. Herman • Turner and L PLEASANT LEAVE TAKING. Luke Sold the Terrien. were selections by the Creaconi Alfred E. Langford and first prize sentenced to state prison for a term ing a great many hands. One cur-, vcrtiso for bids for an Indicator rass band of Eatontown, the Haz of from eighteen months to seven ious thing about many of these fae .urpriio Shower for Mri. Walter Leonardo Man ia Putting Up Place Mrs. Harry W. Bailey of Free«''i or tho euchre games wero won by 1 at Catnpbell'f Junction.' , showing the amount of water in the et string orchestra, Harry Brown's Miss Campbell of Matawan and Ed- years. Curtin was released from torles is that the proprietors of the Kintman' Last Week. hold ha3 given Luke Longhcad\at< ', Louis Merlgold of Leonardo is ' reservoir. -1 saxaphono quartet of KeyportTtfto' ward Neff. . _ _ Rahway reformatory a short tiiw factories employ a person to read The Worth While girls of the honorable discharge.... Mrs. BaileyV To Elmor Dey was awarded out loud to the cigar makers while uilding a store and automobile had a litter of Boston terriers tot'>i by John Morrison, a bagpipe player. ago. Judge Lawrence wanted t Baptist, church of Red Bank gave a 1 contract for $266.64 to put down a The minstrel show was directed by send Curtin back to the reforma they are at work The reading' is service station at Campbell !-, Junc- sale and she put nn advertisement ' Dinner and Bridge Party. farewell shower last Friday night tion on property which ho bought floor on the east side of the first Wallace B. Rankin. Clifton Van tory, but Curtin pleaded to be Ben usually dono from books, princi- for Mrs. Walter Kinsman. Mr. and in The. Red Bank Register. Luke! ' story of the town hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Pichle: to state prison instead, pally novels. Tho cigar factory ast week from William Taylor for Longhead sold thp terriers for Mrs.1; Note was the piano accompanist of Broad street entertained a num Mrs. Kinsman and their five chil- A contract for a Ford sedan for for the performers: . men say that reading to the cigar 450. The property adjoins Mr. Bailey and notifying .the Register*.] ber of friends at a dinner and dren, who have been living with Taylor's residence and is commoiily tho use of the police department The officers ,of the Fellowship 'LUNCHROOM SOLD. makers keeps their minds active and Mrs. Kinsman's parents, Mr. and folks to discontinue the advertise- was awarded to the Mount-English bridge party last Wednesday night. prevents the mechanical work of nown as "the flatiron" on account ment; Mrs. Bailey'stkted that "Tha ' :lub are T. Russell Clark presided Mrs. J. B. Rue, Jr., and Jame. Martin and Cbarlea DWyer Bought Mrs. Benjamin H. Ford of East f its triangular shape. It is at 1 company. -S , making cigars from becoming too Front street,* moved this week to Register surely reached the people. ?,, George Havens vice president, Parkes were the best bridge player It From Their Employer. tiresome. Many cigar factories the fork of two roads. One of these Tho Btate board of taxation sent Amory. Osborn secretary and Clar Long Island. Mr. Kinsman is em- a letter stating that Red. Bank must nnd each won a prize. Other guest Martin and Charles Dwyer,-two serve coffee to all their employees oads is tho state highway. The ence Sheldon treasurer. were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dore ployed at New York. Misa Ruth Smock'a Party. havo a tax map by July. The board brothers, have bought the Palaci every afternoon at four o'clock. ther road leads from the highway Miss Ruth Smock of Broad street, mus and J. B. Rue, Jr. The shower was a surpriso' event to Belford. St. Mary's church is on said It was unfair to the tax asses C«rpent«r» Want More Pay. dining car and restaurant busines entertained about a score of guests ^ BOP to cxpoct him to do good work Real estate is booming in all thi and was attended by about twenty he opposite side of the state high- Attractive Parmly Park. of John H. Anderson on Bridgi cities and big towns, but in many at-a bridge party,a few nights_ago« without such a map. Engineer All the carpenters' unions o avenue, opposite the Red Bank rail- oung women. To Mrs. Kinsman way from the new building. Monmouth county haVe notified Low taxes, good schools, churches, imnller places the towns seem to bi they made many gifts, which they The prizes wera won by Misj George K. Allen has'been engaged good writer, sidewalks, electricity road station. Tho brothers had B. P.. Guttormsen of Leonardo is in making such a map and he stated contractors and builders ' that af- absolutely stagnant. We visited wheeled to tho house in a baby Conover and William Miller. Everything modern. Spring demand been working for Mr. Anderson at i fairly largo town and drovi the contractor and the cost will bo 'that it'would bo dono before July. ter Aprjl 1st the' wages for each almost here, /pet in on 'the initin his lunchroom. They will mak arriage. The gifts were wrapped carpenter will b*e $10 a day instead through every street in the town up in tho form of a baby. $2,000. The building will be 18x22 Forced to Vacate. ! Anderson Bros, asked permission listing. Price's sura to advance, some changes to the place, but thi eet. It will be completed by April Our lease, expiring this month* i • to put up a gas tank in front o: of $8 a day ns at present. Now is the timo to buy. Apply and did not see a single building •>•«• business will continue to be carried under construction. Neither did wi 15th. 'Gasolino and oil tanks will cannot be re-ncwed by>os except at their now place of business on Me to W. H. Hintelmann, agent, or D. on at the,same location and along Didn't Want to Miia a Copy. an excessive increaso of (300 pot' Earning! Over 8Ji% Parmly, owner, Eumson, N. J Ad- seo a single building that had thi e put Mr. Merlgold states chanle street. The matter was re- tho Bnme lines as Mr. Anderson In a letter in which she renewed that the store will be open alll year month more than our present renU forred to the police committee of Shares of tho Red Bank Bulldlr.g appearance of having been buill al Wo are accordingly "forced toU and Loan'Assoclation have carne conducted it Mr. Anderson is em-^ within tho past three or four years, hor subscription to Tlio Red Bank around. Various things needed by ' "the council with power to act. over 8 V6 % for somo years past. Brfby Chicks. ployed by his brothers, James and" Register last week Mrs. Charles O. autoists will bo sold and Mr. Meri- vacate," sell out and temporarily/ ••• • Earl Shibln, Daniel Hopkins nnd Many of tho builings-'had neve discontinue business in Red Bonk. Are you a shareholder? If not you Rhode Island Reds, Plymoutl Walter Anderson, in the trucking Been painted at all." This was a Hollingsworth of Keansburg stated: gold will also deal in groceries and Albert Hcmblinc of Union fire com- nnd heavy hauling business. We must get out March Z5th and ' should subscribe for shares now. •' Rocks and Whito Wyandottes, spe county seat town nnd it had a full "I havo been quite an old sub- refreshments. Ho will use part of as everything must bo sold, includ* ^ pany wero made exempt firemen. new series has just opened. Appl; clnl for this month, $18 per 100 scriber and I real|y like to see your tho property for a park. Mr. Merl- : Tho board of educatjon'sent won at office of' association, in the Broa Whito Leghorns $16' nor 100. Bosl Twenty dollars deposited monthl; supply of real estate men, who Imi ing women's hats, dresses and «n< put Up tho prices of real estato U paper come into ray house. I did gold has been employed on a ferry- scmbles, on order somo time and; that it needed $30,000 to meet ex Street National Bank, 12 Broai free range stock. Write to M. M. in the Red Bank Building and Loa not want to miss any copies and street, Red Bank, N. J. Prown Co., 11-13 East Main street, Association returns $2,000 in abou' correspond with tho prices chargei boat and will give up this position just received by us, price* ve ponsos for the next six weeks. Ac. ns I was unablo to go to your of- to run tho store. slashed regardless of cost. ,, tion on the matter was deferred be- E. R. Conover, Freehold, N. J., phono 626.—Adver- sovonty-oight months. New Eerie by the big go-ahend places. Th ' Secretary tisement. now open. Make, application foi streets wero the worst wo have sew fice I am sending check for sub- Women's hots made to «oll(W/q cause, three of tho councilmon wore scription." New Seriea Now Open. $7.50, nt $3.76. Women's smart: nbscnt. —Advertisement. shares at olTlco of the association in any place wo hnvo visited. Th Mora Nouriihlng Than Meat. in the Broad Street Natlonnl Bank town had about 1,000 to 2,000 peo m i — " A new scrie3.of shares is now now silk drosses, vnluos to $85 00»j; Firi't Annlveriarr Sals Pure, properly made mayonnn'ls 12 Broad street, Red Bank. \ Fat of Some Sort open for investors and borrowers. nt $0.75 to $15. A. Snli & Co.,; • Frank K. P"'c presented a bom 1 pie. Wo inquired about the pric Tho Red Bank Building and Loan Red Bnnk.—Advortisomcnt. 'or $7,440 nnil a chock for the sam at Kcsslcr's, the store of betUi Is a tcroa -. body buildot, Our Na- E. U. Conovor, Js necessary in every diet. Prob- values, Broad and White streets, tional mayonnaise, containing entj of real estate and we wero offore ably the" most easily digested and Association, VI Brond Btreot, Red rniount ns security for a eontrnc Secretary business lot for $30,000. So thi Paint—Paint—Paint 1 Rod Bank. Starts Saturday, Marc frosh oggs, best salad oil ana high- —Advertisement. absorbed of all fata la taken from Bank, N. J. Amounting to the sum mcnllonoi 21st and ends Saturday, Marc est grade spices and vinegar, is' an real citato fever lias renched eve milk and crenm—in other words, E. R, Conovor, Wo aril »closing out our $l,BQu ' for putting down water pipe, Some 28th. For money saving values sc Ideal food. Ask for It by name if Money to Loan on th« I. & R. Plan, the little out-oMhe-wny stagnant butter fat. No other food product Secrctuiy. stock of Kcath & MUliKan'a belt t . . time ng6 the counciimen passed a large advertisement on pago 0.— you want the best.—Advertisement. Hundreds ot pcoplo are taking places in Florida, as well ns the pro s as rich in health-giving fats ns —Advertisement. prepnrod houso paint, wall paiqt. • rulo -Ihnt nothing but a security Advertisement. -• advantago dally of our easy to bor- groRsivo towns nnd cities. Blue Ribbon butter. Order a cur- floor paint and Btalns, Standatd. , company bond would be acceptod in Dr. Straughn row nnd easy payment plan, If yo ton today.—Advertisement. f Pianoi Plui Valuea. Varnish Works floor, Interior, ip»< cases of this kind, but they mad BMabal! Is nwny on a vacation. Dr. Jackso need money consult us. Wo slm All tho newspapers in tho bi Concontratlon on just pinnos, and flat vnrnishes. All thc«o to nt. season It here. Come in and set of Nowark will bo at tho Rod Ban be clnd to serve you. Investment < towns mnko a feature of real estate Re-Building Pianoa and Playori. scrvico nnd no overhead enables us ut cost. Take advantage of this of* nn rxcoptlon in Mr. Price's case. to elvo tlio buyer tho bent value. fcr. C. H, Ennls, 0-1 Brond itroet,' Mr. Tuller utatcd^that he would our line of glovoi, balls, bats, etc oflico on Wodncsday and Saturday Realty Corp., box 207. Red Bank IVB. Almost every Issue of pn Wo do tho most perfect and high- Largest stock in Red Bank. Alsc 2;00 to 4:00 P. M., and at the 1~ or our attorneys, Rclliy, Qulnn pcrs in tho bilker places tell o est class job of rc-bdildinR known to A, B. Dlrhtm, Drummond place, Rt-d Red Bank.—Advortljomant. voto to accept tho bond but that h full lino of tennis goods. C. II. En nwan ofilco Tuesday and Fridaj tho piano Industry. A. B. Dirlmn, Bunk. Showroom and shop conveni- thought there should bo no nor Parson!, Red Bank.—Advertise, quick advnncos in prices nnd o nil, 04 Broad stroot, Red "Bank.— 2:00 to 4:00 P, M.—-Advertisement ment. ' • Drunimond phicc, Red Bank. Show- ently located rear of .residence. FlaihllgliK and Btllirlti. ,, ' t'xccptlonn. ~ Ho thought that con rnpld turnovers, A pnper this mow Telephone 03il.—Advertisement. Advcrtlsomont. Ing told of n piece of buslnen room nnd nhop renr of residence lUudqututcrH for Evotroady •nrj-'j Jiuctors should bo required to.pul Dr. Dunn, Surgeon ChlropodUt, Annlveriary Dlicounli Telephone 1)33.—Advertisement. NI«B«W fliiihllchti and batttiliiu /lip security company bonds or,coj Vliltlni Chlropodltl. So'cond National bank building thnt will moan largo anvlnKs In M proporty which was bought twi Bulchor'i Opportunity. also rormlrinK uf nil oloetrlo fPF fj lateral, i Or. Francis Cooks Caller wli I'ours from 2:00 until 8:00 dally lady's spring budget will bo foun months ngo for $125,000 nnd soli Grape Vlnei, Grape Vint!, Dutclicr shop and grocery store nnces. Scissors, kniveii, axoi, hfd make appointments by telephone io yoMordny for ^105,000^ making, I A roprodontntlve pi The N«w For nppolntmont ring Rod tank nt Kcssler's first nnnivcrnary nnl grape vines—Concord and Nlngnrn to let or lease, with completo tot of ehonrs nhurpunuil, AU.klnils of IK come to you when neoded. Tele- 10i-\V during ofllco hours or As- beginning next Snturdny, Broa profit of $-10,000 In sixty dny ono-yenr, two-yenr and three-year- fixtures, This haa been a.good puy- mill lock»tnithlnir> C. 11. EnnU, York Post doicrlbod a eomblnatloi phone Ehtontown 210D-M between bury Park 2441 mornings.—Adver- Whon bit! new developments nr< iiiK itorn for tha nnst sovan yours. (advertising campaign, by which Re nnd Whito streets, Red Hunk.—Ail old; very reasonable price. Hillside llrnnd street, Ited Hunk,—Auv BiOO P. M. and 8:00 P, M.—Advcr tisement. vcrtlscment. _^ _ ____ mndo, it In not unusual /or over NunoilcB, John Dennett & Son, Alex Krucgcr, Pert Monmouth tisoment, Bank nt u coat of $7D would adver- tlicment. rond, Itionl Beach, N. J.—Advor-- million dollars' worth of propert; proprietors, Atlantic Highlands, N.J, -—-^»«»...—•- tise Iti ndvnntnjfo nml attraction! i Seed Potatoei. Muit Get Out ' to be sold wIDiln n month. Most, o Phono 00-J.—Advertisement! libemont. Sead Potatoat, In Tho Post In combination with Flowtra. Flowtri, Flowirt Certified soed potatoes fit price: tha 2Clh of this month. Hvcrylhln, for all occasions, (frown |n quantity that will surprise you. So, why.foo must he sold nnd prices nro MMIIK tlicno developments nro of a' null 1 School.' Cortlllcil >ui'il iiotntotu It pt! number of othor municipalities. Th Funeral work ind Boston ferns o Klnntlnl chnrnt'tcr nnd nro bough i Where to* Dlni. that will nurprliio you. So, why I campaign would extend over with non-ccrtillcd table BCCII stock to nccomnllsh snmo. A. Snlz & Co Tho Snn-Rcmo, Ocean nnd Wes Burton Hull, at GO Cast Front specialty. Call, write or phono Wll The Worthlcy l'roduco Co., Mnr! Ited Unnk,—Advertisement. for homes, and IIOURC.I nro oftc ntroot, Uwritlo D. lUtord, nrincipnL with non-cortllloil tobla laid IU tiorlod.of otovon weeks. Tho mnt 11am Mann, florist, Rumson, N. " End nyonuon, West End, N. J, Din- Tho Worthlcy Pioiluco Co,, M born, N. J,, phono .403.—Advcrtls started liy tho litiycru as soon as nor, $'2.fiO, a la enrte; dartclitjf. Af- Primary, lntermo.dln.to, collcuo pto- tor wiis referred to tho prlntln phone 801.—Advirtlicmont, pnratory; French, Spanlih, druwltiK lioro, N, J,, phono 403,—Advor ment, ' Cake' Sale. ~" snlo Is nmilo, ternoon teas nnd suppom. O, Fold. , Spanl, tiK, mcn commltlco of the council with powo Mtl Ph Rd BonBk '' ' 1 Triune Chapter, ordor of DoM —Advertisement. pnlnitt etc. Phono Rod . to act, This Saturday Snatlali. Viator Nlglil at Tutting *. lay, cuko sale, Truox bulldlu The Inwnn nil through Florida ni' 010-W,—Advortlioniont, A W*«k at UnalMl V«l«#«t [ Tlio clork was Instructed to «d Llngetto illpi and white andand ,plnl Wodneidny nlynt lit Vktoc famllj Brond streot, Biitunlny, March 2 made of n dllToront kind of ens For Lunrli, At KcnAlor'* nnmvttuilrr, H gowns: fancy trimmed and,ipWti nlsht at Tuttlng's, Open every —r Advortlsomont, imunlly thun tlio KVIUB which form Our (lollcloui iiindwlches and Wood For Sal.. Whlt» »»rteU, b»|" "' virttia for bids for putting ilowi ( 10,000 llnonl foot of sldownlki am nil at 70 cent! etch, regular $1,25 Wednesday nl»)U. Plnnos, Vlctrolnn tha luwim in Now Jersey, Th froth imlnds nro nlwnys rofreihlnfl I 'lro|ilnc« nnd itOVo wnod, $0 pur Hftturday, Murcli jMii ForFor,., . Cardon'i, SO Broad'' street, R« Radios, Victor Kccords,—Advcrtli , New Spring Millinery.' ~ UinvcH uf tho gratis nro vory conrr Special prices for quantities. Al' load; nlco dry wood. Howard O, AVO dilvcrtliimont.orj pi|f« tt* curbing In front of proptrtloi when I)»nk,—Advertlstmcnt, __• mont Homo now hats hava Juit nrrlvo vortlnmunt.,, - ' ordinance* for thett Improvement: Whon a lawn Is imulo tho earth parln'e ddlcatoiion, 20 llroa Roiavtlt, phono Hod l)«nk 000-J.— mtt Beautifully trimmed at f4,0G i dug up nnd ffrmlod. No socd atrcet, ReiN{«ink.—Advertisement, Adv«rtl*«niont< " ' -"•hivitiot-hntri eompllid with. Vlilt Fexw Vlilt Ponwood Park, Tho ROBO-Shop.—AilvcrUnomont. uii JUitrlctad 'r«»W•rtUnl *hl«rh elaii JiMtrlctod rcildontlol IIIKII cln sown, but nonu of thin count! toug NeW Spring Coala - Trp«v»rlUr H«a4< J » Eitimaioi Cheerfully Furnuhed. business. PATRICK F1. KENNEDY IS -El*. theft which it affords your OERYICIANS electrical at your The Johnson company Will'tear LARGING CORNER BUILDING. valuables. A Private Box " call. Buy at this electrical down the partition between its store FRANK VAN SYCKLE store and get service—it means and Mr. 'Weintraub's place of busi- The Building it Rented by the Ken- here costs less than a penny £. V. Hughei, Mgr. 149-181 W. Front St, RAY H. STILLMAN | electrical satisfaction—and that's ness and will use both' Btores. The wood Motor_ Company and the company has. been crflhiped for , Telephone 1200 *vhat we deal in. ••• Addition . ••, NecenitBted by the a- day./' : - : y Monmouth County 0 Toom the pnst year or .more and has Company's Increasing' Quiineifc. FARMS jg been looking for an opportunity to Patrick F. Kennedy is construct- , STEIN-HE1MLICH AUTO CO. enlarge. The members-of the com- ing a stucco addition, 50x50 feet, Long Branch, N. J, Village Homes " ' $f pany are three brothers, Doriald:A..j • Shore Estates j .vith an- extension of 14iSEF3ef>t, Hogan's Electric Shop Harold and Raymond Johnson. n the -Pearl street side of his- All Form* of INSURANCE $ The company deals in automobile; building' at the corner of that "Everything Electrical".™ ' STILLMAN FARMS * electrical -equipment and does auto- treet, ^ttjl.'^lonmouth street. The DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS motive electrical repair \vofk. • It- State Highway . $ 8 Wallace Street, •" building is rented by tfiiTTKenwqpd BROAD STREETNMOML BANK also deals in radio outfits and doe* motor company and is being put EATONTOWN — - - N> >$ radio repair work. It hag what' is Phone: Red Bank 389 up to meet the company's need for . : Red Bank.yr.J. . known as the official service agency dditional loom caused by increaS' fo'r ten automobile • electrical sys- ing' busth'cjss. Tho company deals ••»•»• •>•>••»•»•>•»•»»»»•••»••»•»•»•»•»••••»»•»•»»»•»•»•»»•••>»»••»»•»•••••»••»••«»»•»••••••»•»•»<••»»•••)>«. TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN tems. These systems are Delco, n "Hudsoh Jand Essex automobiles Rcmy, Klaxon, .American Bosch, and it states thaY its sales have Robert Bosch, Eisemann, Splitdorf, Autolite, Bijour and Basco, ; iveraged five cars a month. T)ie Contractor and Builder oempany was formerly engaged In The business prospered from the usineBS.joft Mechanic street and SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING time it was started seven years ago SCREEN AND.STORM ENCLOSURES by Donaia A. Johnson and George itily ft sh&rt time ago it was f orcjad Telephone 881-M . ' ISO Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, N. J.Ackerman, who were partners. A o move, from there to Mr. Ken- nedy's, place because its quarters HARDIE DEPENDABLE SPRAYERS FOR NEW JERSEY FRUIT, GROWERS • year later Mr. Ackerman sold his l interest in the business to Mr. John- became too small. . •;'• . ' ' New 192B catalogue and prlco Hit upon application son and Mr. Johnson's two brothers. The addition to Mr. Kennedy'j . it it'»B It Mui't "IDEAL" PAINT building will be one story high. It HAHDIB Hardie Marfufacturing Company, "MAKES GOOD" Tor the first year or so the only jjuilding used, both for selling goods is. well under way and will be com- It's Right New Jersey Branch OP •W(B;WU1 and for malting repStrarwasUuroiw- pleted in about two weeks. The Beverly, N. J. , StSO per gal. •where'the store is now located. In largest part of the addition will,.be >••••••••••••••••••<••••» August, 1919, 4 repair shop, 40x40 used as a service fetation for re- All Purposes—Limited Supply feet, was built back of the store.' pairing autombilos and the exten- sion will be used as a stock room. h- •••/• •;. -\ •••••••• Mr. Weintraub's delicatessen and The addition will be provided with J. E. BAHR quick lunch business was started steam heat, electricity and other FURNITURE—HARDWARE five years ago and it has shown, a improvements. It will have a con- The objects of a '••:.' PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES steady growth. ' For some time past crete floor. ' "\ its owner has been looking for SjOO and 210 Main St. Keansburg, N. J. Stiles & Worthley are doing the Real Estate Board are: For ^Security's larger quarters to accommodate hi3 increasing trade. mason woi'k, Charles Bennett.:is /* ' ' .... ' ' • the carpenter, Wallace Jeffries has •1. To serve as a central brganiza- the .plumbing/job, Carl Clark is'the . tion for duly, licensed members FAIR HAVEN GROWING...,, electrician and the S. S. Thompson engaged in the Real Estate pro- Transact Your Realty and Mortgage Deals Edward Hayes ii Helping to Make company is doing the iron struc- . ' fession, maintaining offices for Automobile Insurance tural work.— —- -—r— ItTTrBiggef'Bdroughi ~""the benoflfpf"owners and buyers- .(ALL FORMS) EdvrarH Hayes, fl Red Bank real The Kenwood motor company tos '"• and all tho^e interested in Real iust renewed its lease on the bufld- •; Through These Licensed T estate"agent, has just finished build- ; -Estate;; : - ••• • ' ing a bungalow as an investment on ;ng for five years. . •', J. H. Gregory & Son Church street at Fair Hftven. •. The ; Z, To supply information to faclli- work was done by Mr. Hayes dur- Cryital Beach LoU Sold. SVJembers Real Estate Board •; 67 Broad Street Red Bank, N. i. ing-n'is'-sparc time'sndUy-Kl3 broth- ffCvio lots, each 25x100 fcet,-|ai ,' tnta negotiations in Uenl Estate er,- JoflGph-Haye3_Di_Eair_.HaYcn,_ £iy?taL__Seach,_near_P.Qrt_ Jklon, v - and.protect Real Estate'.interests Telephone 474 The bungalow is 18x32 feet and it mouth, have been sold by J. Heiijty -.-,- generally. . of Red Bank, N. J. is enclosed -with weatherboards and Walling to Freibott Bros, of Port shingles. It has four rooms and im- Monmouth for $1,000. Thp.nfew 3v To itiajntain ethical . standards provements. The cost was $1,800, owners are contractors and they ;.'. ofjts rotmbers and, to encourage The bungalow lias been rented bywill build two bungalows on the and' ndvoccte auch standards You pay only ONE COMMISSION and you have SEVEN FIRMS J H. A. HENDRICKSON an actress, who will occupy it when Iot3 as an investment One bun- 1 among others with whom they ';•<,(• WORKING FOR YOU! M not engaged'in theatrical work.*;.; . ^" may have professional relations. CARPENTER and BUILDER Mr. Hayes will start "building a' •a 78 Newman Springs Ave. Red Bank, N. J. house., costing about $9,000_ on The Register's motto—"A {.-apet _4KTo roforni any present tradi AUAIRE&SON HENDRICKSON & STOUT Telephone Red Bank 1202-J - tci Furniihod Church street early in April,—The - abuse's or " objectionable trade house will bo 28x32 feet and it will 60 Broad Street. "' ;69i71 Broad Street. be enclosed with hollow tile and practiefcs, and to secure and ad- Eitabliihed 1854 Telaphone 111 stucco. It will have eight" rooms, a Charles Lewis '."..'.viap rplintjle information in all bathroom, hardwood floors and Realty matters. HAWKINS BROTHERS HYLIN &SALZ modern improvements,. It will be' .WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALEXANDER D. COOPER of the same size and design, as Dr. 10 Monmouth Street. 42 Broad Street. DEALER IN We provide Board appraisals Harold Stokes's house on East • of property. .-.-. ; Real Estate and Insurance Front .street and it will' bo'Com- WILLIAM A. HOPPING A. L IVINS AGENCY pleted by September. LUMBER We alto effect First Mortgage 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N, J. After this house is completed Mr. 49 Broad Street; 42 Broad Street. Hayes expects to build three other's Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass Loans.. Both at reasonable Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and on Church street and to convert the rates. hou^e' wjiicli ho occupies into a and Builders' Hardware. LAND & LOAN CO., NEWTON DOREMUS, Pres., 10 East Front Street. | Plate Glass Insurance double house. RIVER, STREET HOUSE SOLD. RED BANK, N. J. <<«>:*>K»X'O^^ New Owner for Property Occupied W. J. T. GETTY ; HUGH H. GETTY L. T. GETTY by Charles Dangler. Michael DCIIKUICC has bought from, the Robert II. Hurley estate HUGHGETTY, Inc: | the house on the south side of JRiycr street, between Shrewsbury avenue Establisbed 1875 nnd Bridge avenue, which is occu- pied by Charles Dangler. The house BUIL D E RS is opposite the River street school- house. Mr. Dcliguicc will occupy 12 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. %it nnd in front of it he will build a Phone Red Bank, store for the sale of candy, ice cream and tobacco, The lot is TiOxTO feet and the house has six :ox»iwi

The card club met Tuesday .of ;st week-at Mrs. Eugene Ely's. Mrs. Bronson Butler is sick with ;» rip and bronchitis, but she is im- proving. She is instructor for the make Gowns and Suits to brder in our own work rooms witK -jrls' cooking class and beofeuse of • your own material or we will give estimates. her sickness the girls".did not 'eft- tcrtain their mothers at» luncheon*; Saturday, as had been .planned. j Henry V. DuBois an*, family nove'd Saturday from Mrs. Victor 4 * D. Kennedy^ hous» to Marlboro. ' The William C. Ely house which ,wa8f orrnerVy"occupied by-Lottus CumldiaBky is.being improved for the occupancy of Mr. and Mrs. Joh'n Bergen, a: newly/married couple who expect'to move in jt this week. In last week's Register Mr. Bergen's name'was incorrectly given as John Butler. Last*week,the 'William C. Ely es- tate sold team of horses to John L. . Hendrickson of Middletown FINE ownship, James Eiordan of Shrews- bury and''George D. Schenck of Holmdel^and suigle horses to Jo- BREAD eph Dorsett of Centeryille, Tony asoyli of Asbury Park, Dennis Buckley, Isaac Vanderveer and the DeHart lumber company of Free- hold, Warren. Messier of' Middle- town villag* and G. Howard Hen- drickson of Wickatupk. • • The cupola at the firehouse has been finished .by Charles Soulia in new anddistinctw^J and the new siren has been placed n.' It.' The siren will be operated by electricity. John P. Schenek,'who'waj-hurt color combinatiom . two ' weeks ago in an automobile accident, has improved sufficiently tobe around the house on crutchei.

• EVERETT NEWS. A Larta Funeral for Mrs. Mary C. Antonidei Laat Week. Thoro was. a large attendance AT the Automobile Show we are displaying a To ride in or drive a Series 80\s the only satis- and many floral tributes at^the fu •**• number of new Series 80 body types—die If you are interested in an neral of Mrs. Mary C. Antonides factory way to fully .understand the remarkabl* ast Thursday, which showed the product d Picrce-4rrow coach makers—in new performance which i ierce-Arrow building ha* high esteem in .which she was held and distinctive colon. produced in a car of 130-inch wheelbase. easy way to own a Ford end the many friends which she had. The sermon was preached by These latest body styles present a combina- We will gladly place a car at your service for Rev. Mr. Corwin, pastor of the R&- tion of fine car beauty, comfort and luxury pos- this purpose. formed (^church of Holmdel and the sible only to men of such rare skill as Pierce- now—or at some future burial was made in Holmdel ceme- tery. The' bearers were' Melville Arrow coach wqrkers. They are Pierce-Arrow Runabout . . ^2.895 7-Pus, Tourlm, <2,89S Roid, James 'Williams, Cyrenius Stil bodies—only in more moderate proportions. 4-Pass. Touring 3,095 4-P«u. Conpi . 3.6W date—see the nearest Au- wagon, Benjamin S. Hankinson, 5-Pais. Sedan . 3,895 7-Pui. Sedan . 3,995 John SnifTon and Jwopli W. Thomp We invite you to see these beautiful new Series 7-Pass. Enclosed Drive Llinpuiino, 14,045 k . In last week's Register the SO body types—to inspect the rich finish—the thorized Ford Dealer for name of one of Mrs. Antonldei'i critically chosen appointments—and other details at Biffalii Gtvtnmmt Tan JdJhkmtl duu'ghters was Incorrectly given. This daughter Is Mrs. Leroy Luf- of Pierce-Arrow craftsmanship. Series 80 Whedbase ...... 130 Inebet facts regarding a conven- burrow of Red Bank. If you prefer a more leisurely examination, the Series 80 Engino 6 erfinderi Mrs. Katharine Oakes* has re- Balloon Tirei and turned from a visit at Now York quiet convenience of our own private showrooms Bert Morris.and John and Wll is at your disposal/ Pierce-Arrow Four-Wheel Safety Brakct ient plan of payment, .or Ham Kolly are omployed on the new gasoline, station which tho Ftnnant arramimmU an qffirtd h thi Funt-Amw Finantt Ctrporatlm, a Unlmjt'iutitutuii 1f , Consumers' company is building .at nite us direct) Rod Bank. The neighborhood curd club lield n party Saturday night at Mrs. Ed ward ROWO'B. James Williams, who it firming PIERCE-ARROW tho Stllwcll placo, will use three acres of land for in »ipnr«gu flold. , % IHIIMHHMlHMIIIIMIHHHIHIimi^l Theodore Stllwell spent lait Thunday 'at Allenhumt with M Ford Motor Company, Dept. N. nophow, Albert Hart, Jr,, formerly Detroit. Michigan of this pUce. Mr. Hart haabton row ••»» very ilclc at » New York hospital but It now much Improved. 1 v, / •«,

. Monmouth County Sumittrt Omi»J WUaon. dewaMd, DoUoe la hereby mmu OF WTHJUMNT 6P ACCOUNT tha aUo»woe Theodore Rodsevelt 'was once rest —COMPARE^ •.• . *>• in thi natttr of tat MtiU-of- WUIitm to the eredttoM of e*l N.flndlaatoit, dt»«ued/ DaUd >L~- Nolle* to ondlton _to smtst elalms ttatlr debU and demande ugainat 1 , claim that he was not a good Re- against «tat«. • eetate, tmd.r oath, within ate mental f»» ft?'JOHN H. COOK. Editor and Publtaher. the date of the aforeaatd order, or (*•» >,!7,0E0EQE 0. PAKOE, AaaoolaU Editor. publican. He could not without Punuint to the ordu of Jeiiph U Dos- Sartogmte of the County of Mon- violating platform pledges made mktr. f»wog»t« of thi County «f Mon. wUI he (orevar bund of theli aeUou «d revertaa for aettleaaeat W-the THOMAS IRVING BROWM. STUDEBAKER mouth, nide on the iMoni day of Miroh. therefor eselnat the eat* aubaorlber. a Court of eald County, on Ihuti. (FonntrlT Oolnwhlt Traat' Oaalnss* Manager: tlio people become the creature o 19!B, on th» atpplloatlon of Ida H. WUlon, Datad Freehold, N. i. Mareh_ld. the big corporations and of tin ' AT THE SHOW kiecutrlx of U» eiUte of WUIUm Tvlor IDA U* It Pays to AdvertiM in th« Be^ittr. Telephone, f—Red Bank li • - .. Ked Bank lSli bosbes who did the dirty work o: corporations. For this reasp' . Subscription Prieall 6m y«e» .... l.{ he refused to be a lickspittle for the lls months .7g bosses, just as the more independ- three montbs •....,...... * ent senators and congressmen of today are-doing. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 18, 1,925. L . BAMBERGER 8c CO, ; • » • • Roosevelt lived long enough ti TOWN TALK. be reinstated in the Republican The East Keanafmrg- civic asso- party and to see kicked -out o " tlutlonnhas-thef right ridea-^atout ppower-ihelbo5ses_whoJ i had_trjed to taxicab regulation. It has asked the wreak their vengeance on him; Middletbwn township committee to History has a way of repeatint g it- Reduce the license fees for each tax- self. There is still enough of • the icab from $15 to $5 a year and to sturdy spirit of independence left in make, certain taxicnb owners stop the country for admiration to be Cliarging excessive rates for rides. felt for the senators and congress- men who wont "knuckle under" to I the bosses. ' • • • ' What the association aims for is | not revenue but increased"service, I better service and reasonable rates. | In these days when "canned JThis is the common-sense way of amusements," such as the radio Bettlinjr the question.. High license the movies, the yictrola, profej* lees mean less service and higher sional baseball and other things fares. Tho amount of money re- of similar * nature are much in alized from such fees is a mero vogue, it is refreshing by way of drop in the bucket of municipal ex< a change to find instances of folks penses and it is more than offset by actually creating amUBement them- the increased charges-put on the themselves instead .of watching jt Jmbllc. '; ' . and paying for it. A notable recent example of this was provided by a Regulation of taiicabs and buss- number of Colt's Neck farmers and tes should be centered on giving the their people the very largest-amount of service at the least possible cost. The suggestions made by-the East .-The. til erg of the soil and the Xeansburg association should be womenfolks gave a mnutnl Aow followed. Middletown township is and a play that were so good that —iortunatein—having-a n-iissoeiation to call attention to a matter of so anccs have come from ' severat much importance. places, among them being large towns. As one of the performers' stated, the farmers in question | Go to the automobile show at the wwould d not have time to pplant, cul- armory. It conies only once a year tivato and harvest their if and it is well worth seeing, whether they complied with all the> requests you want to buy a car or not. to have the shows repeated.

» * • * • »•' The show is sometimes referred It is not unusual for big. towns to as an. exhibition of "pleasure and cities to produce amateur, plays, cars." This is a misnomer. There but it is seldom that rural places Js really no such thing ns a-"pleas- do this so successfully as- has been ure car." This is so because to done by the Colt's, Neck, folks. tiny person whose time is valuable Colt's Neck is probably no different an automobile is essential, saving from any other place in this re timo and labor and increasing ca- gard. Every rural community ha: pacity for work. residents with talents along' thji • • • line, but the trouble is that" these talents are seldom marshalled for The automobile dealers of'Mon- pub!io .use. . jjHouth—county-deserve—credit—for their enterprise and public-spirited 'action in holding these annual cx- The Bucce,s» of the' Coifs Neck WbltionB. Probably no part of tho folks should be> an. encouragemen East has a. larger percentage of to other country communities, to1 -automobile owners than. Monmouth give amateur productions* ''Canned ^ounty and this is not due to accl- amusement^1 are of large yalne, '•ident. It is due partly to the edu- but they lack th,e local flavor, in- cational and co-operative exhibits dividuality and neighborly feeling held each year by the dealers and that attends a show given by "home vparily to square dealing and ef- town folks." ficient service. (Town Talk continued on page 16.)

-.: Everything points to a banner sea- ~reon for theaealersrNo;one will-be- grudge them this prosperity If it ATtANTICCITY$3.75 • flows their way. Theije is jio other and return line oK business where there Is" so NEXT SUNDAY «nd April Band-April-19 much competition, yet none where •there 13 so much co-operation bene- Leave Red Bank 9:00 A. M. ficial both to the public and to the Tickets good only on special. train 'distributors. If serving the public date for which issued. honestly and well counts for any- NEW JERSEY CENTRAL thing, then the dealers not only de- Bervo to have a bigger and better

lot of customers at their show than • r evor before but also a bigger and better season than ever before. OW is tjie Happiest time for clioosing— (The Girl's with our elaborate ^spring stocks rich' TMBog's " The big national bosses of the N iii variety and offering everything that Republican party have been having Hat a great time disciplining and read- is smart in, the new mode. As alwSys, the Cap ing out of the party certain sena- tors and congressmen, all of whom —as shown in the •picture—'is. a prices—small or large—are to be recognized were elected to office on the Repub- 'fascinating, yoi\thjul affair of. as modest for, they represent the utmost in •—as shown in the picture—it ori9 lican ticket. It will not bo strange novelty straw, blue] georgette of those-jaunty little "Buddy" it the public resents this treatment quality. • hnd visits its wrath on. the bosses 'faced and trimmed with a color' pwdels—exclusive with us and at the first possible occasion. ful cluster.jaf silk roses. 12.95, obtainable in colors and fabrics • • * Third Floor. Other smart acces~ FOR LITTLE GIRLS—there are quaint to go with practically any spring, The disciplining of the senators sdries for the girl's spring cos' little ensemble suits such as the model 'suit. 1.95 io 2.45. Other af- ' and congressmen who are not in Auto panic*, liko th!» place twne include— sketched. Fashioned with coat of rose col-, 'parel to complete the boy's spring the good graces of the hig bosses For food they »y wo let the pace. outfit migfit include-*, •took .the form erf deposing them —Sajrt Our Gueit. ored flannel and frock of cluster dotted crepe from committee chairmanships'and ' GLOVES, 75c to'1.50 Pair- de chine> tri-colored; 19.75. -Other styles,- • in some instances of putting them TRY THE TAVERN'S Trim little two-clasp styles de- * rA SPRING TOP COAT, off committees altogether. No Special Noon Lunch, SOe veloped, in a stteded washable |15.OO to 29.50, have coats of flannel or tweed claim was made that'those senators ' Afternoon Tea Special M.00 to 2O'.0O—Built oh lines and representatives were unfitted Rice Waffles with Syrup fabric and others of fabrit or and come in such colors as Monterey, powder 'that mimic the smartness of big for the positions. The only rep.son Pot of Tea nnd Fruit Salad silk prettily modified with the blue, Lanviri green, and cocoa. Sizes 6 to 16 brother's or falhir's new' spring given for disciplining these men 50a . smart French cuffs. Street Floor, was that they were too independ- years. Fashion Lane-^Third Floor. coal. In all sites from 3 to 10 ent and did not obey the orders of Evening Dinner Special years. ' ' ' . the boiseB. f He ' PATENT LEATHER • • * FOEV LITTLE BOYS—we feature the re- Menu Changed Daily TUMPS, 5.00 and 6.00 PAIR BLOUSES, TIES, did all The bosses may think they are Quick ^enrice Fine Food* *—In the popular one-strap style iviyed vogue of the "longie" suit, as sketched. punishing the senators and con- DANCING other accessories featured ,ht gressmen in question by following with a newer spring touch in the It is tailored of blue serge or handsome mix- great assoritnettts ,of"a style to, this course. Irv reality they are do- daintytnde cutouts, Built on the, ing nothing of the kind. They nro tures and is obtainable in all sizes from 3 to appeal sifottgly to. the little men comfortable Foot Trainer last, as well as to the mothers who will r Insulting tho Itcpublican voters who 11 Whitest Just off Broad 'Sizes V/i to 11 and lP/t to 2. ilO years. One pair of short and one pair of ' nominated tlicno men nt tho primnry long trousers go with each suit. 17.50. do tks buying. Second election and tho voters who choso Street Floor, / Boys Own Shop. those men nt the rogulnr election. Second Floor, Boys' Own Shpj). Tho bosses aro depriving the stntel tor districts represented by thesa Is Your Health Slowly rpen of proper representation. It Slipping Away? Is not for tho bfisaes to nay w)io Is nnd who Is not a good Rcpubllcnn. Red Bank People Adri.. You to Act in Time. • And It Easter Is to Be Confirmation Btiy It is up to tho Republican voters nt tho primnry election to deciilo llils Is failing henlth making you tin- question. ouBy nnd unhoppyT Aro you tired, BLUE SERGE SUITS—in regulation style and tailored DAINTY WHITE FROCKS-for the girls of 6 to 1# • * * wimlc and dispirited? Suffer daily backncho and BtnbbinK, rhcumatle ;with a fine sense of proportion are offered the boys. Prices range years may be selected now. One, in snow white georgette, is uc> Tlio Independent nonntorg nnd twIiiKesi Then look to your kid ifrom 15.00 to 25.00 for sizes 8 to 18 years. Appropriate white congressmen whom tho bonnes nro nuynl Tho kldnoys nro tlio blood quisite with tirijr'picoted ruffles and sells for 19.7S. Other styles trying to nunl«li got In bml with (Iltcrn. Once they weaken, the blouses and neat ties may be secured inexpensively. Second tho powers Hint bo bociuinn when wholo Byntein Is upsot. You linve in crepe dc chine or georgette—15.00 to 25,00. Fashion Lane— tlioy wont to connroM they sought dlzzjr (ipolln, he«(]Rch(!« nml urinary Floor—Boys'Own Shop. . (Third Floor., . ' to represent tho wlnlici of their con* irroKulnrltios. You fool nil worn- Rtltuontn. 'i'lioy were eleclod on out. U«o Donn'i P1U»—a stimulant certain doflnito promises mnilo to diuretic to the kldncyn. Thousands ',tho paoplo nml because they trtml rccommond Roan's. Hers is Hcd 'to c«rry out thcuo jiromlncii tlio big Unnk proof! 'bourn havo read them out of tlio Mrs. W. C. hnyl'nn. 40 Sumct ,p»rty or Imvo triad to wronk von- Aws,, si\y«! "My linck WA» lnnm ,fianc» on tliom In othor way*. nnd soro nnrl I sulTwrod with pains Thlniri luve Mfichod K grotesquely, lirough thu wn»)l o/ It, (irndunlly Uncotifriioui condition wlion lilic I got to fcdllnx won'k and Worn out L. BAMBERGER and my kidneys (ictod Irregularly, ;bou«i Imv* tho power to punlih Ono box of Doan'i I'llli noon ro- itubllo Hrv«nU who kocp fiillh with W«te Ilisveil mo," * Qne of Afflfirica's (Jre^t l'rlco 00c, at all doalori, Don't \< imply nnlc for .. Uilnsy r«medy- B«t /)O«II'» Til *-lh, ((m( Art NEWARK,'NEW JERSEY .n

INJURIES. h,ofw'l|l move next Month to a farm riBRrMLincrO'ft,/ , The •members of ik by Work- ho Matthews family have leen.ee- lvo In social, church and communi- fifVfctbr Blondok 'of WicJcatunlc, ty' affair*' and, everyone who has 'frmerly employed as » chauffeur had dealings with - them say they .ur Richard Burlewof Matawan, ap- have been good neighbors and,loyal plied before tho ••workmen's com- friendsv - -.'__ peasation qoiirf at A»buty«Park Mr. and Mrs. MarthalfWyclfoff last week for a compensation, for and Mr.' and Mrs. T. W. Wyckoff ALL SALES oye strain." Blondok claimed the of Ridgewood were recent guests Injury he received in an, Occident of. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Buck. FINAL last August while' employed by Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Wilson Burleiv had resulted in a defect in and'family of Tennent spent Sun- Mi viklon. According to an eyeday • with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund NO EXCHANGES NO EXCHANGES specialist's report no Joss dl vision Wilson. '' "wes buffered by Blondok and his A number of the young folks of oinlmiwag not allowed by tho court, this place attended a party last NO APPROVALS NO APPROVALS However, he waB awarded a tem-Thursday night at Mr. and Mrs. porary disability of*24 1-7 wooks Harold Bennett's near Mlddletovm for a; rupture received In tho acci- village. Mr. Bonnctt formerly llvett NO CREDITS NO CREDITS dent. j here," 1 Mato Visone of Asbury Park, Harry Morris has been called to who stuck' a pin in her finger nail Passaic by tho sickness of his fath- 'while 'working on linen in a laun- er, who Is a clergyman. > dry, was allowed medical' costs of Frank S. Wooks went to Phila- lo.; delphia last week and bought sev- ASBURY PARK, N...J. Louis Norrls, former motSrcycle eral horses for his sales and ex- policeman at Belmar, applied for clinngo stab|cs. compensation for a broken leg re- Mr. and Mrs. George Millward of ceived while chasing an automo- Little Silvor spent last Wednesday feile .speeder last September. Judge with Mr. and Mrs,- Clarence Camp- ,Wiltiam'•B. McMichnel, who conboll- . ducted the compensation court, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt enter- Announce for Thursday, Friday and Saturday dismissed the case because he said tained relatives and friends from the court had no jurisdiction in thoNew York Saturday'and Sunday.. matter. Y-' ••' • • Olga Matthews,'daughter of Clif- ford Matthowsj; has recov'crcd.from • ^COLT'S NECK NEWS.. scarlet fever and, the quarantine notice on the house has been re- Boyi Entertain Girli—Farmer moved. ,' Roiidenti VI.lt Here. George L. Hance has irecovered Tho boys of tho young mon's as- from sickness. ••• , • Rociation entertained their girl Mrs. Susan Campbell is vlsltins friends at a party at tho chapel of at Lakowood.. ' tho Reformed church Tuesday The board 'of education has ap- night of last week. A musical pro. pointed "George L. Hance • and gram was rendered, with .Miss'Alice Frank S. Wooks to'buy trees aiid Fields as pianist. Refreshments Bhrubbiary to bo placed on the prepared by tho boys wcro served school grounds.' , : and incw games introduced by Lo- Freehold men who represent Jhe roy Hunt, the leader of the boys, county young men's association de- were played. The girls say tho boys scribed the work' of the association' suro showed them a fino time. at- tho Reformed church Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hoaglundof Phila night, f. male quartet from Free- delphia and Mr* ancVMrs. Emmons hold rendered, hymns. of Long Branch wefo recent guests Harold S.chanck has had a big lot of Mr. and Mrs. Wyckoff Pope. of ditching done on his farm. Thom- They attended services at the T.eas Carney and his son did the work, ENTIRE STOCK-NONE RESERVED formed church last week., Mrs. Austin Kingston will move from Hoagland, who formerly lived here, Theodore Rowe's farm to the Mul- ;^vas a member of tho church choir dbon place, where he will engage in '.when she was a girl-and last weok chicken farming; was the first time she lirid been in The members of the young rain's the church since she .moved away association visited the Ma»lboro as- We Are Making the Most Liberal Offer This Year forty years ago. • - ' f sociation last night. .' Mr', and Mrs. Louis Snyder were called to Sheepshead. Bay last week SCOBEYVILLE^NEWS. by the death of their nephew. Mr. -Snyder returned homo after tho fu Mii« Rita Carney Horns -from-tho. .neral, but Mrs. Snyder remained to Long Branch Hospital. spend a few days«with relatives. Miss Rita Carney returned home ••••,' M^r, and MK. Sidney Benrtett and last Wednesday Worn' the Long their children spent part .of last Per Gent B'ranch hospital, where she under- week with Mrs. Bennett's father, went an operation for appendicitis. Charles H. Hurley of Shrewsbury. r She has almost recovered. TT Mf;~ana~MrsrWalter D.; Fields Norman Sickles has quit the fire- and -their daughter, Mies Alice wood business to resume farming Fields, spent pno day last week h'is placo. with Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Ruth- Mrs. David Tumidiski is improv- erford of Red Bank. ing from sicknos3x She, was con- 1 From the Present Ticket Prices Mies Carrie Yetman of Manaln: fined to the bed (wo days last weeR. pan spent part of last week with Henry Wilkins has a new radio •' . • .••••.; . '.,"•..,•'' ' . ... ',...: ...,'..:• Mrs. tAsher Ervlng. outfit- ; > Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hunt of John Smith,'who lives with John Red Bank wcro here tons day last Molisky, is on Iho sick* list. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT YOUR EASTER APPAREjL AT A GREAT SAVING week'with relatives. TgnyJDobry^ and-Josephi Tumidn- ~"Mfs,~ "Arthur "Soffel arid' sky are employed on Max Phillips's daughter Margaret of Red Bank golf course at Eatontown. tpint tho week-end with Mrs. Sof- Henry Wilklns is having a drive- fol's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David way hiade on his plaoe. I. Vandervecr of Red Bank. ' • m t —— Mrs. Catherine Hebelerand her It Pays to Advertise in the Register. son Edward Hebeler visited rela- An Appreciation A Celebration 2(K Discount Off tives at Newark last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Weeks HAVE YOU The constant and continuous Our entire stock of, beautiful had a family dinner party Satur- Sale Offering day at which their guests were Mr. patronage which the women of Spring Wearing Apparel for Wom- and Mrs. Henry Francis and their Headache? • -4sbiuy Park and vicinity have ac- en and Misses is offered you from son Leslie of Red Bank,* Mr. and Do four Eyti burner Itch? Mrs. Elwood Smith of Glendola and Do tbty M Urad or •trilntdJ • corded us during the seventeen which-to choose. And from.the Mr. .and Mrs. George Taylor and If to* fat'* pour ajrti axamlnadi Miss Elsie Taylor, of this place. four (IU'MI may aaad • ebacga. years of our business life is taken • regular prices, which are already Mrs. John Grant and her'son Orland spent last week with Mrs. \ STIL.ES & CO. . by us as your unqualified approval low, you may during this sale de-. Henry Wilklns of Scp,beyvllle. '• Philadelphia Eye SpacialliU duct twenty per cent. This means Gencral'rcgret is felt because of 2nd National Bank Bldf, Room ZS of our merchandise, pur methods, tho fact that the village is soon to EVUT Wwlnnday Hour» t"t» S o.m. our values and our service. Our exactly what it says: Choose any lose Sfephen Matthews and family appreciation is substantially ex- garment and from the regular IIIIlllIIIIIIIIEI pressed in the values extraordi- marked price you may take ,off 20 nary offered you during.this Sale. Discount on all Purchases fe CENT, STG2Oti(kbsses NQ One Has Ever Been Disappointed at feed Any of Our Sales

F CHICK UsXRRTER IT Ensemble Suits . Evening Gowns This wonderful feed, with its oat- meal base and cod liver oil scien- Smart Sport Suits Figured Crepe Dresses tifically combined with/the feed itself; is made by The Quaker Oats New Spring Dress Coats Dressy Afternoon Dresses Company, It builds strong bones and husky bodies. Your chicks will Coats fyr Sport Wear Lace & Georgette Presses live and grow—no leg weakness. Start your broods off right See your dealer today about Ful-O-Pep Feeds. ; Jlfanu/aof und bf NO EXCEPTIONS NO RESTRICTIONS

'; For Stithy • ' •. I ,i; . i ••*-.:.•! • DEALER^ EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS INCLUDED EVERYWHERE .'1 . •\ All Purchases Must Be Rnal!

'•../ • '% RED BANK-REGISTER, MARCH 18,1925. man& Goodman on a big contract- BRIDGE TO SPAN ROAD. spring dance oh Saturday night, March 28th,.at Union Beach flre- ing job at Upper Montclair, . Structure to be Built in house. The women have given the • . »tm •; Front of N.w Aibury Park Hotel. firemen 600 feet of new, hose. RIVER PLAZA NEWS. Beginning Saturday, March 21st, 9 A. M.f and Ending Saturday Night, March 28th j J ' V6rk|will be started shortly on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran Woman's Club to Hold Its Annual ,J £ n*w bridge over Ocean avenue at mofbred to Asbury Park Sunday. Meeting April 2d. p, fi&xay Park connecting the new Albert Cowling has had a phone The Woman's club, will hold; its ;' perkeley-Carteret hotel with the installed in his house. , annual meeting at Mrs. Addison S. f'new group of boardwalk stores. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sappah, ac- SanbornVon Thursday, April 2d, ^?'The bridge will have a span of 86 companied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert at which • time officers will -be ^tfeet ahd there will be head room Sappah and daughter Evelyn of elected. Tomorrow night the club k jOl seventeen feet for traffic on Jersey-City and Misses Helen and will hold a party at Mrs. Bert '"'Ocean ayenue, The bridge will Eloanor Sappah, motored to Farm- Decker's.. C co»t about J10O.000 and will be ingdale Sunday. i built of concrete. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gotta and Mrs. S. E. Burdsall is making a A Week i Bids for building a bath house daughter Harriet and Mr. and'Mrs. stay with relatives, at Washington. » |poup between Seventh and Eighth E. Cox of Jersey City motored to She saw President Coolidge in- augurated. ... fcvenues. and for building a store 'the home of Mrs. J. SappaH Sun- The fence in front of August :.•"•'•;• of '..-, > group between Sunset" and' Sixth day. V Miller's has been taken out and the . avenues were received by the As- Mr, and Mrs. Edward Cullen and children, Ellen and James, spent a lawn has. been enlarged and other- KESSLER'S ' bury Park commissioners last week. wise improved. • : . Renewed 1 The lowest bid for building the lat- few.days a,t the,home of Mr. and Bert. Decker is having improve- ' ter group was $170,507: and the Mrs. J. J.'Cullen of Hazlet. . • The Store of Better Values ments made to his.property. lowest bid for the other job was TINTON FALLS NEWS. Acquaintance « I1S2.00P- ,,. . . Phom Red Bank .1121. UNION BEACH NEWS. Improvement! Made to William Corner Broad and White Streets Red Bank, N. J. ' Burnell'a Home on Water Street. 0t. Patrick'! Party Held for Retir- William Burnell has had one of ing Officer* of Catholic Club. the-rooms of his house on Water : We are just rounding our first milestone at our. new location ami it proved our most suc- A St. Patrick's party was held street made into a bathroom. Wil- list night in honor of the'retiring liam P'fister of Eatontowri did the Associate this firm with cessful year sincere are in Red Bank—a year in which we have added many new fiends—a officers of the Union Beach Catho- work. • Mr, Burnell will have his lic club. The affair was held in the house w"fced*for electricity. durable work at low cost. jirehouse, which was beautifully ' Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Wilkins year in which bur confidence in the steady commercial-growth of Red Bank and its environs decorated with green and "white. spent Friday and Saturday at La- Over the table was a large dome of valette. . fully justified our large expenditures in providing a modern shoj* for W6men and Misses^ pink and white roses, with stream- Theodore Parmly, who has been THE H. SMITH CO., where the last word in styles can be had at .modest prices. \ en of pink, white and green hang- very sick with mumps, has recov- Ing from it. Small shamrocks with ered. Fair Haven New Jersey jniniature plpe3 and place cards Mr. and Mrs. George Cowley of To celebrate this occasion in a fitting manner we are launching pur Anniversary Sale'that were the favors. The 'table was Red Bank are making a stay with decorated in pink, green and white, Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Crawford. will mean the saving of many dollars to those women seeking quality merchandise at prices and candles of varied colors. There .Miss Prue Ehinger opened her was a gift for each member.- A tea house Sunday. that are most reasonable. See our windows. * fcome made chicken supper wr.s Mr. and Mrs. Henry Renne and gerved. Singing, dancing and James Forster of Colt's Neck spent plenty of Irish-music was enjoyed. one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. MANY UNUSUAL VALUES NOT LISTED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT^ Mw. Lifeket and Mrs. Conroy en- William Turtan. tertained at the piano and Mr3. Mir- The Methodists held no prayer XO, Mrs, William Friewald and Jo- meeting last week because Eev. seph Rooney rendered songs. Miss Harry VanCleaf, the pastor, was . For the First For the First Virginia Lifeket and Rita McCarthy sick. .- • • , . Entertained with exhibition dancing '£ William'S. England has sold his and Jerry Gorman with several reci- automobile truck to an Asbury tations. Several gqmes were played 300 Park man. . jwith Mrs, Charles Sappah, Sr., win- 100 atag the potato race. Mrs. George Sappah won a piece of silk lingerie MIDDLETOWN_VILLAGE NEWS. Women M door prize. The retiring officers One Hundred Gueits $1 Party at Wombn »re Mrs. '.Bradley vice president, Harold Bennett'i. J^ot in books, but in Milk, Mrs. Corcoran secretary, Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett en- you will find the. Secret of that help us celebrate .That are youthful, smart and prac tecordlng secretary and chairman tertained about 100 guests from that enter this store— of welfare and Mrs. Charles Sappah various places at a party Friday Health. We offer you the this event— assistant chairman. The members night at which dancing was the city's finest milk and cream— tical, all combined, at af the committee were Mrs. Eo- principal pastime. The orchestra as the majority of your, neigh- . Wool and Jnano, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Doyle, of McGuire Bros, provided music. Mrs. Delaney and Mrs. George Sap- The festivities did not end until an bors will tell you. 300 New —pah .-. 1— early hourjn the.inormng. __. Fibre Several nickel machines were John L. Hendrickson has. bought * leized here Tuesday and smashed a team of horses from the William SpringFrocks .Jn the street. C. Ely estate of Holmdel and' War- ^DISTRIBUTORS FOR' Mrs.^Boachjf .Brooklyn jsjpend- ren Messier has bought^ a horse 1 GORDON PRODUCE in all the newer shades, Sport !ng a week with Mrs. McDonald. from the Ely estate. 3WASHIN0TONST- •— Mrs. Duffy i3 spending a week at Fred Hurst is having an addition ,SWEET CLOVER FARMS sizes 16-to 42. New YorkT made to his house on the New Mon- DAIRY The-ladies' auxiliary of Union mouth road. - Sweaters _ Garden fire company will hold a Luke Hearty is employed by Hei- PHONE 1245, RED BANK. N.J. 00 Values up to $10.50 Discounts ** • . • *1.00 7 ... ' representing a maximum saving Values up, to $4.96 : , in Milady's Spring Budget To Assure You \% Discount in Regular Sizes 16 to 42 • Absolute Purity Our Corset Stouts 42 to 52 Ifs part of the code of the Ameri-, Department can Bottlers of Carbonated The Newest Beverages that every bottle which Gossard, Treo, comes out of the plant of each of Jane Jackson, Spring Frocks its members shall meet the re- in either Satin, Crepe, Geor- quirements of the Government Stylish Stout gette and other materials, Pure Food Laws. and other corsets of stan- practical for afternoon wear, semi dress, and other occa- Anniversary The purpose of this association is dard make in the sea- sions, and colors that blend with the new top coats, to see that your "soft drinks" are son's new pliable, con- easily converting same to Hose pure and wholesome. -*— forming models. Expert an;' ensemble' costume, at Association members have invest- fitting at no additional SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY Special ed millions of dollars to make DISCOUNTS. charge. Fine Silk and-Fibre Hose them so. r Regular sizes 16 to 42 O in all the new Spring i Stouts 44 to 52 • We, as members of the associa- shades.. . tion, are doing everything possible to live up to the code. Twb Pairs . for

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Smart Spring Millinery All other standard make Hose—VanRaalte, Onyx,' that arc youthful and charming; small hats for bobbed hair and large hats Rivoli, Elsie, etc, Carbonated Beverages for those who will not heed the call of the shears. In colors as varied as the Tlvy're pure and wholesome Dainty rainbow, in such large variety of shapes as to make the task of choosing the One Pair Lingerie right hat extremely easy-SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICES- FREE H. G. DEGENRING • . . •• i ' " _ • by VanRaalto and other RED BANK, N. J. with famous makers at Spe- $3.95 $4.95 $6.95 Telephone 1051 cial Anniversary Dis- Mefhber American Bottler* of Carbonated BtverBgei count of $7.95 $9.95 Purchased >^ m-* RED BANK REGISTER. MARCH 18,1925. SETTLED OUT OF COURT. MARLBORO NEWS. AiWy FuL WMo» WuPtii The Wunner Property Hers-Sold to About *15,C00. a Penniylyani* Man. A Bcttlement has been reachedja—William- Milea of Pennsylvania the suit of Mrs. Nellie M. Hope of has purchased the 'John .Wunner NASNfik Init At Wtili In Met* HCarWw Asbury Park against the Long property and •has moved there. Mr. Branch' and ! Asbury' Park trolley and; Mrs. Wunner have "returned to line for the death of'her husband, Brooklyn. Arthur H, Hope, who was crushed Mr, and Mrs. Forraan Cossaboom YOU ARE BEHIND THE TIMES WITHOUT 4-WHEELBRAKE3 Your to death in a trolley car accident of Seabright visited Mrs. Lizzie last year. The amount paid to Mrs. Stryker over the week-end. "Master" I Hopo is said to be about $15,000. Rev.'C. L. Palmer occupied the The case was scheduled to be tried pulpit of the Somerville Reformed Cleaner this week before Judge Frank B. church on Sunday. His pulpit here Jess and a jury at Freehold. Mr. filled "by Rev. Mr.. Tower of The Country Has "Gone" Nash W as wear Hope was- advertising manager of Colt's Neck.. ; •he Asbury Park Press. Harvey Kue of New York spent' As Your Phone — •».._ '. • - * Sunday hero wifh his family. February Biggest Mynth of KEANSBURG NEWS. • Mr. and-Mrs. John Combs of Red All things, equal, why not phono a "Master" the moment you Bank visited relatives here on Sun- Business in Nasfi fpstory find a need for clothes cleansing,' dyeing, repairing or other work Further Hearing to be Held in dayi ...-.• .. , . • • " ..•'-. expected of a capable elenncr.' School'Election Caia. •• ' Miss Paquet, who has been a vis- I No decision was rendered Friday itor-here the past three weeks, re- The cyclonic sweep of Nash sales is You are tec'ure against oil loss and damage, through any fault .at the hearing of the protest of the turned to Hoboken on Saturday. of a "Master" Cleaner; you'll know he docs HIB own Work in his own ' recent school board election. State Miss Anna Collins, who. is at- like a political landslide. plant, in an energetic, capable end sanitary manner, Commissioner Strahan was pres- tending the Mohtckir normal ent. Howard' Roberts represented school, spent Sunday with her par* Phone us—and service starts the moment you "get your num- the,defendants and Charles J. Stone ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Collins. For five successive months Nash busi- ber." \ ' •,•• V ••;;• '.A'- -•: '•"-•:•.•, '. '. ".'• "fcppresented-the—complairlants.—A Mrs. Lester VanWart and Bon further hearing of the protest will Robert of Arlington spent Wednes- beheld at a late*.date. day with her grandmother, Mrs. ness has swept far beyondf the highest Mrs... Rose . Sordy and Mrs. M.Sarah Hayward. MAX Farry have leased the Ocean View, Amzi Emmons moved on Monday previous records for these samembhths. hotel for a term of years through from Morganville to C. J. Court- Master Cleanerand Dyer o\ tMs 'Vicinity' the office of Ogden & Nightengale, right's house. The Lewis restaurant on Carr Nash sales at all motor shows to date avenue has been remodeled. LINCROFT NEWS. RED BANK StEAM DYE WORKS Louis Voland has opened Ground Broken for Ralph Clayton'i average 114% higher than 1924. United cigar store in'one of the new MAIN OFFICE: 24 W. Front Street King, stores on Church street. . New House at Thu Place. j ' Miss Edna MilleJ won the dia- Ground was broken last week for 'FACTORY: 76 White Street , mond ring in the booster popular the new-house whichRalph-Clayton February, though a wintep: month and sg'irl contest. The next highest in of Red Bank will build on his prop- the contest were Mae Gaery and erty at this place, which he recent- shortest of the year, saw mounting Lillian Wilson. The: booster con- ly bought from Eugene J. C. Lay- Phones tsst has-been running here for sev- ton. • . '•'..•-. - •• public demand drive sales and pro* eral months, Mrs. James Brown of Everett, Red Bank I The beach front at Belvedere who has been very sick several duction to the highest p6int in Nash Beach is undergoing several weeks at the home of her daugher, ' 734 changes in preparation for the sum- Mrs. Charles Mack, is improving. history* .1045 mer season. New bath houses have Farmers at this place are having been built and several new conces- a hard time to find farmhands. sions are being built. The minia- Stories are prevalent here of men And March has opened!, up with an ture railway is alsb undergoing re- being out of work in towns, and pairs. the farmers wonder why it is that added momentum sure to speed sales The New Point Comfort fire those who lack employment do not company will give a dance in thetry to find jobs in the country. far past the great February record.. Belvedere Beach casino May 2d; Jospph W. Thompson led the Mrs. A. Eeilly.of Bellview avenue Christian Endeavor. meeting last planning to make a trip to Call. Thursday night. After the meeting fornia next month. refreshments were served. Miss Red Bank Nash Company At flie recent meeting 6£ theEdna Reinhart and her cousin, Wil- Democratic club Mrs. J. J. Porter liam A. Bassett, who moved to 77 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. was installed as president, Mrs. Cranford last Saturday, were at Mary Flabbin secretary and Mrs.the meeting and the Christian En- Telephone 1860 Grace Ryan treasurer. deavorers expressed regret that A large number attended the tho village had lost these folks. dance-given-Tuesday-iriLtho-Min-- HarpldiWhitewjUJeadiheChristian ..i ning place firehouse by the Oitholic Endeavor meeting tomorrow night. Daughters. Mrs. C. Bowe of Belvedere Beach is building a house on Sea- Expert Repairing breeze _ way.. .I/'.. "Styles in spring tonics have The West Keansburg community, OF club will meet tonight at the home WATCHES, CLOCKS Changed"-rcmarkcd Uncle Charlio •of-Mw. C. Koch.r 1 and JEWELRY "I can remember how bicit in the dtyi ofiide- Mrs. John Rossnagle entertained whiskers we were all JoieS regulirly every ipring the Five Hundred club at her home Accuracy, skill and ex- with *'nauseating concoction of sulphur and iyosterday afternoon. Those play- perience enable,.us to molasses to build ourselves up after a bard winter. Here you Will find the most complete baby department for the comfort of ing- were Mrs. Charles Herman, Thank Heaven, such tonics hive gone the ww'of Mrs. Wlliain Hastead, Miss Celia do the most delicate re- the side-whiskers! ' . * • baby.' Below are only a few of the.furnishings we have for the children of Schuck, Mrs. Charles Ogden, Mrs. pairing. We guarantee "Malted Milk is certainly an improvement is t Lester Homer and Mrs. Harold remedy for'tha t tired feeling" in" the jprine, And all ages. Come and let us show you our baby^ department. • ,''-',. Cowley. satisfaction. Our prices the new hind made by Borden's is an even greater improvement. No wonder it's popuhr! I take it The Women's- Republican club will please .you. : _ myself-and it surely does put n«w~lifc-into-tht - mot Monday afternoon at Mrs. Ida -Silverware Repaired old dog. In fact, I like it so much I jo on drinking Hopper's. . . _ and Replated Like New. it til year 'round, just to keep fit." Three HIGH LuW Longhead Will Help. He'll help you sell things, help REUSSILLE'S Position you find things you've lost and helo your (jet aiiythine you want.—Ad- 36 Broad St, Red Bank High vertisement. ' • ; Tone up your system Chair after the strain of winter Regular RefuUr The cold winter months drain your $9.60 $12.75 It contains all the necessary properties' to energy, lower your vitality, leave you build up the body and stimulate the system* below par. You may not be really PRICE SALE sick; but there's a feeling of general Borden's is more digestible lassitude, jaded appetite, lack of am- SALE PRICE It is easjer to assimilate because the ciMiflf bition—all symptoms of spring fever. of the milk is partially predigejted—• The finest tonic at this time of year auality no other malted milk bu, A tired, See our varied display of attractive high delicate stomach can digest it easily. $7.50 chairs, backed by Heywood-Wakefield's 99 $9.75 is Malted Milk. It is wonderfully years' experience and our quality guarantee. bracing. It stimulates the whole system, renews energy, restores tired wrden's has better flavor nerves, gives you back jour old vigor • It is rich and delicious, without any of that Let's know each other better and enthusiasm. skkish sweetness found in other malted Kiddy Koop | Ivory Crib $16.50 milks, You can drink Borden's regularly Bassinettes UR business office is as much a part of Make a daily habit •withoi growing tired of it. O your telephone service as the instru- of Borden's Malted Milk All t..cse are important points In a health ThreeNursery ' ment, the -wires and the central office. food like malted milk. For;: the healthful habit of drinking Needs in One And our Local Commercial Manager, and all Drugifists everywhere appreciate the au- a glass of malted milk every day— perioi'ity of Borden's over other brand*. for the price his associates welcome the opportunity to of one But remember, there's malted milk and They icrve it in preference, four times out serve you whenever you come to our busi- malted milk. ' offivjf. ness office by telephone or [in person or Makes a Play Yard, If you've never tried Borden's, cut out tht write to us about your problems. Borden's, made by a new improved coupcm below and send it to ui with 10c process, has certain definite advan- Makes a Crib You have telephones to be put in, taken out ' in stamps for a sample package. Onet tages over every other malted milk. | sampled Borden's, you'll appreciate Plain Uety ,.» 4.00 or relocated; questions to be answered about youv Makes a. Nursing Table It is more valuable as a health-builder thed fference. Decora*.d ;.,,, 0.00 service and service charges, advertising in and more enjoyable as a drink. Your druggist can supply you with thi* Larg* Sl» ,..'. 12,76 Plain Ivory ..; $ 11.00 the telephone directory and the best use of Can« Panal ... 13.7S Price $25.00 impn ved malted milk—in 7 or 15 ox. glut . Walnut Crib 21.00 thediflferent classes of LongDistanceService. Borden's has higher food value picki ges. Start the habit now of taking • • In tfctsc and other telephone matters, both Bord n's Malted Milk every day. It's • More milk is used in Borden's, than in any slmpj! way to build yourself up ind k«tp large or small) we seek to serve you in a other malted milk, which gives it the high- fit. 1 he Borden Company, Borden Bldg., way that is possible or ly when we arc able est food value And almost perfect nutrition. 3501 [adiion Avc, New York, N. Y. Baby Walkers Nursery Chairs Baby to combine our knowledge of telephone practices with an understanding of your TcrLeo Baby White or Ivory Wardrobes particular telephone pwblems. to ' v $2-50 to $5.00 White 6r Ivory That is why we say "IWy Mrs. Hudson Carhart, entertained place. \ • At THE SHOW the Mprconi company built one of :ho ladies' auxiliary of the flre com-1 ( . BEFORE YOU BUY, GET MY PRICES ON the largest wireless stations in itspany at the home of Mrs. Lovett on system in 191-1, haaHiccii sold to Tuesday afternoon. After the busi- I\Vjlliam H. Brighton of Avon and. ness session delicious refreshments H, N. Benson of Asbury Park. ivero served The next meeting will STARTING- LIGHTING-IGNITION-R ADIO The[ property includes nearly 400 bo held at Mrs. Harry S, Cowles's acres with a half mile frontage on and she will be assisted in enter- Shark river, a large hotel, fwo'bun- taining by Mrs, Harry Peseux. High-Grade Fertilizers"Igalows and four productive farms A number of Hazlet folks at- with farm houses, It h said that ended a aurprisa party given for SPECIAL! PRICES ON GAR L.OTS thq property is^to become tho fu- Mrs. Jacob Kinhafor at Holmdel in, >uro homo of the Ku Slux.Klan D; i& Jdfthsdn Co* n that district. The price paid was elebration of her birthday B? Stromberd-Carlson

$ . •:'•. •-••• * '. •'•'•.' •••..' luart bottles land three half-gallon teRoy Clark ia sick with. grip. 1 ugs- of whiskey. VanWicklo wa3 Mrs. Clark is recovering from an aken to Freehold and-Was held in attack' of grip. ««*•*»•«•«*« w Atwater-Kent, Paragon. 5.1,000 bail for the grand •:• jury. Miss Anna Cowles visited Rev. A. He obtained bail, and was released. Iszard and Jamily at Ocean j M. V. BROWN Grove on Saturday. $180.00 HAZLET NEWS. St. John's church will hold a sup- | 24 Wharf Avenue Telephone 27 RED BANK, N. J. peium March 26th. Including Headset, Plug * "if teenth Anniversary of Fire .Com- '::LMr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hughes and "C" Battery pany Celebrated With a Dinner. £ East Orange were week-end About sixty member's of the Haz-guests of J. Frank Weigahd,' et fire company, No. 1, and their The ladies' auxiliary of the H 'amilies celebrated the fifteenthan -et fire company will entertain their liversary of the company with a hhsbands and. families with a chick- urkey dinner at the Raritan "inn at en dinner on Thursday, April 9 th, Ceyport Thursday night. In previ- in, the firehouse. us years the dinners have. been William C.. Wolcott and family A cairy'OK must ield in the firehouse. A fine dinner of Red.Bank visited Mrs. Melissa Last ras served with all the fixings and Ackerson and family on Sunday. 'as greatly enjoyed by all present, William M. Ackerson was a .New to appreciate-^. 'he speaker of the evening was York city visitor on Monday, ' udge Pickersgill of Perth Amboy, 'ho gave an interesting address, ipeeches were made by the presi- ' Belford i< Growing. "Mursten Wants to See You" ent, Joseph L. Lovett, Ernest E. Thirty-two mail boxes were 'eseux, • Joseph IL Webster and placed in the Belford postofflcB last Fohn H.. Bahrenburg. The enter- week. Before the week ended all By request I will offer the people of Mo nmouth County the last opportunity for :ainers were local talent. Mrs. Roy but four of the boxes had been the season of 1925 to visit my FASHION SHOW and SALE to be held at the g Lambertson recited and the mem- rented. Miss May Hanily, the lers of Hazlet minstrel troupe, Jo- postmistress at Belford, states that eph L. Lovett, Daniel Clark, Er- this shows that the population of | Mohmouth Hotel Parjors, 16 W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. | lest Walling, Leon Warnock and that place is increasing. ' leorge Crawford, entertained with ongs and dancing. Music for the wening was rendered by an orohes- ATlPFWMTORCflY Two Days Qnly—FRIDAY, MARCH 20th, and ;ra consisting of Sidney J. Tun- lington, Dwiiel Clark, LeRoy Clark, jeorge Crawford and-Ernest Wali- SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1925 ng1. Dancing Was enjoyed. Those I am offering at this sale many smart modes of the Season's Finest Furs. Not only is,our collection' present ...were Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. varied but remarkable for the moderation of Prices. Select your Furs NOW and take advantage Weigand, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John H. -of-tho-oxtroraely-low-piicea, have them protected in. cold storage i and be-prepared for winter while Bahrenburp, Mr. and~Mrs.~ Judson the opportunity is yours. lonovor, Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph H. A wide selection of fashionable Coats, Jacquettes and Neck Pieces in the following furs Svill Webster, Mr. and Mrs. P. Otto bo displayed-at this Sale: Alaska, Hudson, Northern and ^Belgian Seal, Mink, Mole, Broadtail, Ko- linski, Persian Lamb,-Muskrat, Raccoon, Squirrel, Marmot, Pony, Caracul and Coney. Full length Weigand, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Angelo coats and the smart styles of Spring Jacquettes and Summer Neck Pieces. • \ li. Webster; Mr..and Mrs, Clarence at 5. Bahrenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Men's Fur Lined Coats sold below the cost q,f' plain cloth coats. During the summer your furs factory can be remodeled anil repaired by our expert fur craftsmen into advanced styles., Our prices are j. Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. lowest at this season of the year. Free cold storage and- insurance first year. Credit extended on 'eseux, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calt, Man'i health's. worth »n Considering both car and price, you will be first to agree that reference. THIS will positively be the laat sale for 1925. Our prices will be solow thaHt willbe Mr^and Mrs—Roy-Lambortson, Mr. awful _ lot. L _ [ economy to purchase your winter furs at this sale. Orders and measurements taken for future and Mrs. George W. Crawford, Mr. U your home cold or ii it here;is unnaatched~value=justthe-valueTyou-haTebeenlooldng- delivery. Our stock is at its height and you have unlimited choice from the most beautiful models. and Mrs. Harry S. Cowle3, Mr. and hot? < for. F* <=» Five-passenger Fisher Body, Duco finish, powerful, Liberal allowance on old furs taken in exchange. • ' - • • •. Mrs. William D VanPelt, Mrs. Em- economical six-cylinder.engine, fourr^vh^el. brakes, balloon tires— ma I. Pe3euxl Mr3. William T. Voor- Jn ' these days «when fuel . "TWO DAYS O^ILY—Friday, March 20th and Saturday, March 21st hees, Mrs. Jennie Ijahnken, Mr. and saving is a pressing ne'- in fact, everything you want. /=> y=* You must see and drive Mrs. John S- Holmes, Mrs. Edwin cessity, it-is well to have this car to appreciate it. The G'M-A'C' Deferred Payment "&'. Pesonx, Mrs. LeRoy Clark, Miss your heating apparaus in- Plaa actually saves you money on time purchases. Come in today. Agnes Hanna\Vay, Misis'Bessie Han stalled" by experts." For A. MURSTEN, Fur fVSanyfacturei iftawayi'JTfsT' hithel A. Uowles, Miss" kil Vinccna Kennedy, Miss Eleanor essary to kcop~ tho tompora- FACTORY: 23 East 8th St., New York Tel. Stuyvesant 3071 Webster, _ Miss Dora M. Roberts, turc up to at least 68 de- S3 EAST FRONT ST, RED BANK Miss Elsie D. Bahrenburp, Leonard grees, and this can bo ac- T. H. JVlcKnight fhoni 70S Philadelphia-Store: 1217 Walnut St. Tel. Walnut 5783" D. RobertSi Edwin H.. Walling, John complished in a well-built H. BahrenburK, Jr., Elmer Bahren- home by the consumption of urp, Lester Bahrenburg, Clarence a minimum amount of .fuel. WINNING AND HO.I DING 0^0 O D Wilt 'edee, Sidney Pcdee, Edward Han- Consult us. naway, Leon Warnock, Thomas Calt, Ernest Walling, Sidney J Tunnington and MyronVnnPelt. G A KLAND Mr. and Mrs. William M. Acker- PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS ion entertained tho Thursday even- PHCNE-IP89O ing card club last week.- Prizes in C0R.BHIDBfAVf.iW.WONT ST,

«-^;^>««****«*»-;*«******M"m*»#. 75,000 outof townvisitors gatherinNew Merit— Orleans every February for the By increasing eadi payment just Mardi Gras 'and merit alone! a little you could purchase a beautiful Every one of them could tour to Pierce-Arrow Series 80 instead of a the festival alonein a Buickwith: smailercar.Upkeep costis lower, Depre- out using 8#per cent of the Buicks ciatjionisless.Resalevalueismuchhigher. that are in operation at the pres- ent time.s^There are more than Ask us for details of our payment plan and a demonstration of die car. 1,000,000 Financing arrangement! are offered 5y the Fierce- Buicks in active daily service. Arrow Finance Cvrporallqn, a banding (tutinition What's the Answer?

TOCK rfturiHr FIERCE-ARROW TITTLE has been said in print about the Wood- 1^1 stock—but much has been said by thousands Again Has First Place of enthusiastic operators. It's mainly this background of goodwill—earned by good performance—that is responsible for its success. Users will tell you the Woodstock is a most excep- tional typewriter—a composite of all improvements conducive to effortless writing—plus a rare beauty of type and sturdiness of construction that stamps this machine as t. thing apart. Ask for Demonttratlon HAROLD P. JOHNSON DISTRIBUTER ZOQELI 719 Mattiaon Ave. Atbury Park, N. J. Morimouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor WOODSTOCK Monmouth Motor Car Co., Inc. Til.90 Sea Bright Tel. 655 Red Bank 36 Maple Avenudi Red Bank, N« J.

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Vntier the Auspices of the Chamber of Commerce of Asbury Pnrk

i . ASBURY PARK.

JMarch 16 th tolltk, 1925 VISIT THIS GLORIFIED COMMERCIAL SHOW

2. Therms never a dull moment. When you are not being entertained you can learn how the progressive mer- chants and manufacturers of Asbury Park have simplified your economic problems.—^-. . , ' , PROGRAM; This afternoon there will be ^Aesthetic Dancing by pupils of the Lyons Studio and a Juvenile Fashion Show which •••• . will, .be repeated this evening. On Thursday afternoon and evening there will be a Bath-

'.«• ing Girls' Revuerand fancy dancing. -And-— on Friday will be ' ' '•_•'. JHE^MAUTY CONTEST The most beautiful and charming young lady in this section is to be selected on Friday evening, March 20th, at the Business Men's Show. The committee of judges will be guided in their choice by the favor with which each contestant is rejgal'ded l^tKeTaM endowed with goog d lbl)ki™7>rnillr^ highest plane of refinement. Three prizes in goldd will be awarded—thddhe firsff , $30$30; thh e secondd, $15$15, and th he third, $10. The prize awards will be made on Saturday night, March 21st-the last night of the Business Men's Show. ' 4 • Dancing Every Afternoon and Evening

< • o Only From Exhibitors May You Obtain TICKETS ABSOLUTELY FREE!

FRANK EDWARDS, HINES AUTO SUPPLY CO. MORRISEY & WALKER, " WI*. FREIHOFER • ' L. K. SHARFSTEIN, BERGER'S Furnilur« & StoT««, First Avo & Main St. Real EiUte, ' "" .,; BAKING CO. Furniturt, Women'i ApparaT, 71 a. Main Street Asbury Park 320 Copkman Avcnuei ! 609 •Sewall Avenue, 1G6 Main.Street, , 012 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park EASTERN N. J. CONCRETE Asbury Park .'j Asbury Park Asbury Park Asbury Park RAYMOND BOWNE, X PRODUCTS ASSN. '" ' BUCHANON & SMQCK •'.} LARNED, CARTER &. CO. STANDARD OIL COMPANY, HENRY S. MARSHALL, Ctntllir

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I1-*, r- -' • \ RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 18,1925. — SEE — born at Freehold In 1848. furnish a new high achool.'build- Mi'eel A. B. •• »\A BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. ducted a bakery shop at Asbury Ing. A resolution that a now high THEATRICAL .* pirh»n made m« »' ParTc for a number of years. school building -was neceisiry was CLEANERS and OYKR& feel fin*. , adopted by the trustees, • TOIU F011 HAPPENINGS OF INtERESt IN Carr—Howard. ' > «S.E«S D *""' RuaV-Mid* and to'Ordtr Sfcowrpom and ,' MONMOUTH_COUNTY. j Miss Emma Frances Carr, daugh- Banquet at West Long Branch. OUt* ai Moamoutb St T«L MO-W Repair Shop STUDEBAKER - Futorr. a^»J^« »»* I.VOGEL&SONS Bur of BeiUing* ter of Richard Carr of near Free- . The annual banquot ot the West Personal Nates, Sales of Property, ',*•• •'*«y» ton* Brajioh, N. J. Drummond.}>|M* AT THE SHOW Building Operations, Lodge Do- hold, and Ernest Andrew Hqward Long Branch community dub WO Phone' Red Bwk »«;, ings. Slight Fires, Births, Mar. of New Brunswick, were married held last week. J. Russell Woolley riages and Deaths—Other items. .March 7th by Rev. Walter F. At- waB toastmnnter. After,'the ban- quet the married men defeated the An address on' "Kindness and kinson of Freehold. Mr. and Mrs. Adarn Carr attended the couple. single men in a basketball game by Thoughtfulness". was given °t n a score of CO to 52. meeting of tho girls' - friendly so. Mr. and Mrs. Howard will live on ciety of Long Branch last week.ty the Carr farm. . (Continued on 'next page.) Rev. John Matthews, assistanpxfe- Jetty bill Sighed by Governor. ~""~ tor of St. James's Episcopal tfmrch. Governor ' Silzer lias signed. As- Healthy William D. Walling, chief of pc semblyman Bruno's, bill appropriat- Boys and Girls lice of Long Branch, returned last ing 5250,000 for jetties along the week from a New York, hospital, Jersey coast. Not more than-$50,- Eat . where-ho—had J-been undergoing 000 [will be given to any municipali- trontment for about a month. He ty. ! Towns receiving appropria- is i»reatly improved in, health. tions must make similar appropria- Miss Kathryn Marten: of Long tions for. jejtjr work.. • • - Branch.has returned from a visit with Miss Josephine Wallace of Died at Hospital. ' [ . Flushing, Long Island. Mis3 Wal- Mrs. Gertrude Atkinson Shimper, lace is playing in the shiny "Is Zat wife of Edmund W.' Shimper of As- So?" at New York.. bury Park, died last week, from a Maurice A. Potter of Long complication of diseases at the Spring Lake hospital.' She was a Branch, Louis Funcke of Elberon and Ross Hibbits-of Oakhurst have daughter of William L. Atkinson, bought new Nash sedans from Wil- who was one of the pione'er settlers iam B. Lackey of Long Branch- of Asbury Park. .'.• - Fire burned a.hole through, the Held as Mail Robber. floor of Waldo Lansing's house at James Walsh, -who was arrested Manasquan Tuesday night of' last at Bradley Beach last "week, has week. Neighbors put.the blaze out been held in $2,500 bail on a before further damage was done. chargo of robbing the mails at Mary Rule and Miss Marion L. Jersey City. • He was arrested by Cardiila of Manasquan attended Policeman Moore after he had the conference of the Columbia broken into a house at Bradley scholastic pres3 association at Beach! • SICK WOMEN olumbia university, last. week. • Car for Birthday Gift. Kev. Peter K. Emraons of Tren- Miriam P. Lloyd of-Matawan en- ton was' elected governor of the tertained a few friends at a birth- 36th district of the international day dinner party last weok, Her rotary clubs at the annual conven- birthday gift from her father was tional; Asbury Park last week. Read this Remarkable Testimony William Bennett lias been re- LIByd is: spending a week at Balti- Regarding Revolts frop Taking elected president of the Ocean more and Forest Glen, Maryland. Lydia E. Pinkh«m'$ Vege* township fire commissioners and . table Compound ' A Body for Every Business Walter P. Brown has been re- Died at PlainHeld. Mrs. Ann Schanck Willis, a for- elected secretary. Norfolk, Virginia.-"If you only The state camp at. Seagirt will mer resident of Marlboro and Free- knew how many women and girls have When you buy a Graham Brothers, be opened for training purposes on hold, died last Wednesday at the taken your medi- July 7th, when reserve officers of home her son, Ralph. T. Willis of cine by nearingmy Plainfiold. She was 76 years old. testimony.it would Truck you -have-your choiee-ofc^he—— the_state will go there for a short seem-wonderful to training" course. . Tho funeral was held Friday and burial was made at Bradevelt. you. Every day largest line of standard bodies in the Tho fortieth annual turkey sup- and every chance I per of the ladies' did society of St A Fashion Show, havel advise some Andrew's.' Methodist church at A fashion, show will he held on one to try it It was industry. Whatever your require' inJune,feO4,when Sprinpg, g Lakan was held Mast Friday Friday nfternoorr of "this week at I had given up night.. the Freehold grammar school build- ever getting well, ments may be, Graham Brothers Mrs. Lester Duryea of New ing under the direction, of Miss that I wrote to Brunswick, who was formerly Miss Mabel E. Smith,,; of the home you. Myhusbandl i can supply you at minimum cost. Nora Norris of Freehold, gave birth economics department of the coun- . went to the drug- to a daughter on Monday of last ty farm demonstration office. store and brought the Vegetable Com- 1 Ton Chassis, $1240; 1% Ton, $1475| delivered week. ' home to me. In a few days I Faror New High School. to improve and I have often Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Matlnck have The Long Branch school trustees ._.:en it since. I am now passing; FRANK M^SYCKLE returned from-a stay -at Washing' at last week's meeting decided that through the Change of Life and still tonj D. C, where they attended the it. would cost $550,000 to build and stick by it and am enjoying wonder- E. V. HUGHES, Mgr. 149-151 West Front St. inauguration of President Goolidge,. ful health. When I first started with Telephone 1286 ' . j"V • Samuel Johnson has received the' your medicines I was a mere shadow. My health seemed to be gone. The • STEIN-HEIMLICH .AUTO CO. contract to carry the' mail' from' GEniNG UP NIGHTS last doctor I had said be would give Long Branch. New Jersey Holmesson to Clarksburg, but his Tells you there la dinitr ahoad. A healthy blsdder do«s not act at night. me no more local treatments unless duties will not begin until July 1st. J. H. Dorton, W. Graham. Vo., sayt: " I went to the hospital and was oper- ..Miss Jielen._C_M9rris - andJIiss lad^to^set up seven or eisht tlmesjit jilsbt ated onr—That was when I gave the for forty years! rthdiiKht Ifwaa rAV-ase! doctors tip. Now 1 am a healthy ro- Reva E. Deaver of Long Branch After Uklns LUblate4 Buchu » short time. have been spending a few days at I am alright-" Llthlatetl Buchu cleanses bust woman. I wish I could tell the the bladder as Evsom Salts do the bowels, world what a wonderful medicine Washington, D. C. ' ".. thereby relieving Irritation, driving out Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com- foreign matter and neutralillnff ixcesstvt The Long Branch Coolidge acldB. These are the causes of un-natilra pound is."-Mrs.. J. A. JonES, 817 women's club held a card party action of th« bladder at night. Llthlated Colley Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Ernest Buchu (Keller Formula) .Is not a cheap medicine. The tablets cost 2 cents each. SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS A. Liriburn's. Sold at Ml. Icndim' druj storft or Keller "A Paper in Every Home." Laboratory, Mechanicsburff, Ohio. Locally —That's tha motto of theited Banlr Benjamin Stoliar, E, E. Lacour at Schroeder's Pharmacy, Broad street. nnd M. A. Altberg have joined the Eegistpr.—Advertisement. JJEALBRAT EVERYWHERE long Branch retail merchants' as- socintion. '••••-, — ------E. J... Hauso of Asbury Park cele- hrated his 92d birthday last Fri- day. Mr. Hause enjoys excellent health. . • • West Long Branch defeated the Oakhurst Vive in a basketball struggle last week by a score of 48 to 45.< Mrs. William.H. DuBois of Free- DDDBE BROTHERS FERTILIZERS hold, who has been seriously sick with pneumonia, is slowly improv- ing. • Eov. C. S. Miller lias been re- COMMERCIAL CAR "The World's B.e*t turned as pastor of the Allentown by Every Teat" Methodist .church for another year. . Eliher H. Geran, former con- Its economy of maintenance could gressman, has returned from, a stay at New Smyrna, Florida. have no better proof than this: '; Walter P. Allen, clerk of Mill- stone township, is laid up with blood poisoning in his right arm. It is operated in fleets^ by a long- list The Friendly club of West Long; Branch will observe its twentieth of business houses, whose selection, anniversary next month.- Ford Redans have been bought by Ever hear of a washtub of equiprnent is based strictly on John Wikoff and H. Alvin Hen- drickson, of Allontown. comparative records. Thomas Hines, a Keyport fire- as a wedding presetit? man, has-been granted an exempt 1 f' - fireman's certificate, What would a bride think if someone Joseph Dernberrjcr and Frank t SOUND INSURANCE Bedle of Matawan have bought new . were to give her a washtub as a wed- Screen Commercial Car $010, f. o.fc. Detroit j $960 deliyered Studebaker sedans. ding present? And the groom—does When you insure your buildings or; your life, Fred Woodhouse is the new man- you naturally select a company of unquestioned ager of the Dodge automobile he want his wife to bend and stoop FRANK VANSYCKLE agency at.Freohold. . over a steaming washtub every week? > E. V. HUGHES, Mgr. 149-151 West Front $t. responsibility and reputation. Georgo B. Price of West Don has joined tho American Mechanics That's a picture that has no part in the Telephone 11296 lodcre of Elberon, ceremony. In fact, many women avoid STEIN-HEIMLICH AUTO CO. SOUND CROP INSURANCE Mr. nnd Mrs. Arnold Dale oi Freehold havo bought a new it completely by taking advantage of the Longjrancb, Mew Jorsojr IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT: ard conch. service offered by the modern laundry. The Allentown needlework guilt You can best insure the largest yields and the cleared $26 at n cake and pie sale They send us their weekly washing- recently. save a day every week, and escape the best quality of crops by selecting the most reliable William Tully of West . Long fertilizers—made by a company of undoubted Brnncli Jins bought a Dodge sedan health-breaking labor of washday. Goorgc B. Shophord of Mntawan responsibility and of highest reputation, gained hns returned from Miami, Florida. There's a service suited to every fam- through long practical experience, scientific re- A non hns been born Jo Mrs, ily budget. Everything will be,washed search and honorable dealings. James Andrews of Bradley Boach. in rainsoft water and mild suds—re- Avon Mouse Robbed. turned exactly like you want it: Phona' All of these factors arc secured by using Tliomnj Reld'e house at Avon Jttll* wns broken into ono night recently us to call for your bundle. nnd $20 in Sunday-school money "AA QUALITY" FERTILIZERS was token from a bureau drawer. A month ngo thlovm broke- Into BEST KNOWN TO YOU UNDER THIS tho homb , of Mr. Reid's brothor, FOLWWIHO DRANO NAMES Harry Reid, nt Avon find stolo RED BANK STEAM LAUNDRY BOWKER BRADLEY E. FRANK COE'S radio net, n nocklnco nnd u ring. Phone 1080 DARLING HESS LISTERS Car Driver Has Wooden Legs. 62 White Street Hed B»nV, N. J. HUHHOII Pottor. of Tom« River SANDERSON wna nrrculcd nt Long Brnncli Ins • . Manufactured by woek for driving nn automobile- whllo drunk. I'ottcr-hita wuodon ICRH, having lout hia lci(8 In in nccl- (\ The American Agricultural dnnt. . 11 In driver'* llcunio Ann ro voked'nnd ho win tontoncod t» Chemical Company Ililrty iluyn In the county Jnll, Smd it. New York S«l«i Dtpartinint Died In Florida. m ,J RECTOR 8TUEET. NEW YORK CITY Jfurry t^nko, A rrnldcnt of Ai Oii» ARlculiunl tnita (MM will Ul|i s»|U yuiir limlm tiMtmi bury I'urk tlm jisitl lib y«nr», died OD.B. ,l«4 W-«ll«»CfOI>Bvll«lnl A

fXIie UcBis'-ct's motto^1'^ ,npci Charles M. Bedlei of Bradley , UINN 4 PAR who.were married a short time ago. PA Inn wvorvwv>rv^ home"-^.Adv»Hi8ehiciit: . BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. 1 Mra. Bcdle was formerly Misf'Dor- John 4. Qalnn. __rhjoiSor. D. . .'SHERIFF'S SAIJi. By.vlrtuo ot a writ of ft.(a . io m. dl- (Contlrucd from last page)' othy Wright. WILSON * SMOCK, •--.' ,,'r 'j« —teo, Issued/out of th. Court ot Chan- r-af tha SUt. ol Now Jersey, will be RADIO ' A surprise purty was given last Hnrbingon of Spring. Burdge & Russell CCUNSEl.LOM A'r LAW. ' 1 to sale at puhlla vendue. on Men* ;ek_ for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph . , • BID BANK H,' .88*1 dayof March, ,««i between i Joseph L.Clark, custodian of tho OfHet.110 East rront Strut »i>.Tloni»,oJ-l! o'clock and 6 a eloek. Cat SALES SERVICE Weir of AUenhurat in observance city hall building at Long Branch, ALSTON BEEKMAN, ' • P o'clock). In iffe afterMoo of *M &*} of their 45th wedding anniversary. 00UN8EtM)B AT CAW, ' it th.,Oourt Mouse, In th. Boroueh ot caughh t a butterflbttfl y one dad yl lastt Expert ftlovers of Household OIBc... 10 Droail St.. RED BAH1. M. J IKreeho]d. County of Monmoutb, New Jcrr A< mahogany tea wagon was pre-week. Robins were seen at Long j « C.»rt sented to them .as a gift from the JAMES A, HENDRICKSON V tnonntlni to approximately 121,620.00. Branch lust week and frogs have Goods and Pianos. Ml that maT.stato In th. Township of ARTHUR V. GREGORY guests. ' been heard. ...'•. OQc.ai 10S Eait F(pot «ir««£ Red Bisk a. In thi OounWo* Monmouth. and EX-NAVAL AND COMMERCIAL OPERATOR T.I. R.d dank M0-R. f K«w Jcrtey, described as follows; Price ie Football Coach, ' A$to Damaged by Fire. . nnB that vert of the farm late ol' Jow* WILLIAM E. FOSTER, IT. Probaseo. deceased, lying on the wart f 67 Broad St. Tel. 474. Red Bank, N. J. BHEB Price of Long Branch'-has An automobile- owned by Coun- City Movings a Specialty COUNSEUOB AT LAW |ilde of the hlnhway leading Iron Prolas- N.w If oik. • • Hsis I been engaged as an assistant cooe'n cilman Raymond Barkalow of Nep- ID Broadw.y. ' tenlrw at° * itona In the southwest of tho 'Columbin university foot- tune City was badly damaged by N. Y.CIIy. irner of Dowltt 0 Sickle' land, and In ball team. He will have charge .of fire last week. - A short circuit in Large, Well Paaded Vans , GEORGE D. COOPER, ;n.-lln«\of J. H. Held', land; from thence CIVIL ENnlNEER, •rrunnlnn «s tho needle minted In Novem- the tackle canilitates. Price was the ignition' wires Btarted tho blaze. ' . Successor to (]|or« Cooper, O. C, liter, IE70. (I) north, eluhty.nlno degrni. a member of tho Columbia univer- Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men Patterson Building. RED BANK; N,, land thlrtr.two mlnutca east, alone the lino Reception for OaWiur.t Pastor. - lot D«vl« 0. Sickles and Renjamin D. sity football team. GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr., C. i~ud , •Elcklel io-th. centre of the hlibwjy Icad- Don't forget Daddy f A reception for Rev. H. H. Neale GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, cTfi. ., llng from Froliasco'a Mill to Ilolmdclj Back from Warmer Climei. and family, of Oakhurst will be held Sight Seeing Busses for all Occasions OIVIL BNOINBEBS I AMD BUBVBV0BI. [thenco |S) southerly, alonfc the center of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman of tonight- at the OakhurBi Methodist CO Brond Etr.tt Red Bink. N, J. I said highway twenty chain, and twenty &k!k . t/ '• / " Anywhere, Any Time. • link., More or lets, (o tb« mliidl. ot Mill Long Branch, have returned from a church. . Mr, Neale has been re- WALTER & VAN KEUREN, I Brook an™ Thoraa.'W. Brail', line; thence sojourn of six months in California. OIVIL ENOINBEB AND SUBVGrOJU . lit) westwordly, alon« aaW Byall'a Una to turned as pastor for another year, Fireproof Storage; Packing and Express. Broad Strait National Bank Bulldlni. I,thn soittior.it coritsr pf .William Johnson's Mr. and Mrs. Isaac H. Crammer Rid Baaf, W. J. 1 land: thenee <«) alone snld Johnson's land of Long Branch are home from Sti More Monty Making Rug*. liiorth, twenty-sl* degrees nnd I ty mln- GEORGE McC. TAYLOR, t, E. - lutes nest, ten chains end eighty llnka to a Petersburg, Florida, where Ythey A number of Adelphia farmers Office: Globe Court and Mechanic Street C0N8ULTINO ENQINBER. > CIVIL ENMNBEB ind SURVBYOB, |.tone|itheace (5) alonn the lino of J. II. spent the winter. who have been working in the 8H R.etor Place. Rid Baali W. I, • Held', land north, cluht degrees and ten I minute.: went, eleven chains nnd eight $2,900 for Injuries. ** Freehold rug mill during the^ win- Tel. 894 RED BANK, N. J. DR. HAROLD i. STOKES, ' Illnket'lo'th. iioalnnlnir, contalnlni! forty- ter will not give lip their jobs in DENTAL BURnEON, Ijlour acre* and eighty•nandfodlla of, a. Mtra.r Palsy Dorsey of Ashiiry ********************t******************************Btlccciaor to Dr. Prank L.e. • MM, W,tho same more or leas. ' Park lias been awarded damages of the mill to go. farming this year. B4 Broad Str^t. Eisn.r BolliUng. I Alsb'all that nertaln lot liolnj I'o. i of Room. I, ,fi and 0- • I Voodlttod, • In tho 'rownshlp o( Atlantic- $2,500 for injuries she received Marriage Announced, OSee Hour.' ,8{8O Co 5:00 o'clock* I aforesatd, about half » rnilo north from I1- when/ she was struck by an automo Tho marriage of Miss Dorothy Teltphont »O8-W. i dwelllBH fvouie on oald Plahnico farm. bile driven by Edward I. Brown of WILLIAM A. HOPPING, 1 '. Beginning at stonn In thu westerly line riswold of Bloomfleld to Theo- Rial Eitali Brolwr, % of. tho 'tract of woodland, which stono la Ocean Grove.. The' accident oc- dore Simons of North Long Branch Ifnlab a corncr.of John Hnrfculow's and'Me- Trucx Bulldlnn. 49 BROAD STREET, I.cue'*1' land' and lot N<>. 'ii inii running curred last April. was announced last week. The RED BANK. N: J., j, I thenel (1)' along sold J Barlialow'a land couple will live at BloQmfteld. B riortht! tMHy,-lU *denroe. unu thlrty-thiee Death of Ocean Grove Resident. m minutes east'Hev'cn cnn!nn and acventy-nlno ; ! Mrs, Emma C. Ely, wife of Wel- Blink.-to,e. c0rher In Dnrknlow'a land: thenco On a Long Cruise, . SumsteadsWormSyrup I (2) south.'ftfty-nlno docrcen and twenty-' lington Ely of "Ocean Grove, died Philip Tusting of Asbury Park, "To children an - I seven.rnlnutcp east, thrca clinlna nnd twcii- last week after' a long sickness. advertising manager, of the Tust- dltk are t \ ty-one'llnks* thence (3) south, thirty-six Our supply °f Wfigerfr is She.was D6 years old. , She leaves Carefully VAILS. Despite scoreilr and enjrmoo. h'deffrees, nnd, trtonty-flDveh mhintes cant. ing piano company, sailed last week cMt of SANTON1IT. It contains Ml dm*. II two chWnuond olBhty-thrco llnka: thonce two daughters. Her mother, Mrs. on a cruise to the Mediterranean. Btood BiitT years' test. 8ol4 tvormncrt U,(4) south, fifty-one degrees nnd twclvo running law* so please or lr mall, SOo a bottle. I jnlnutffs oast, two ehnlnt nnd thirty links Louise • Sprague of Forked River, Ho will be away four months. Eat. C. A, Voortw., M. D., PaUatephl* l to a corndr In Dcwltt C. Sickloa's land Daddy, bring us some also survives her. Compounded i nnd Oarkulow's land; thenco' (6) aouth, To Hold a Card Party. I .ttilrty-nino decrees and fifty-four minutes f'wcit. oinlity llnlcii; thenco (0) south, thlr- moreWgm, We'd6e' Jail Sentence Revoked. The girls' community club of l,iy-slx dcKVepfl and thlrty-thrca minutea Two weeks ago John J. Webber Long Branch will hold a-card party -EGAN'S I went, four chains nnd flftyrtour links; tost without it !* l.thcnce (7) north, sixty-flvo dcKroe^ and of Oak Shades, near Matawan, was' April 14th aj; St, James's parish f thirty minutes went, eight ctmins and foi- sentenced to six months in thehall. The club will hold an elec- 1 ty links to tho beginning- Contalnlnc llvo Auto Vans and Express I acres nnd fifty-three hundredth, of on acre. county jail for.selling liquor. Last tion of officers on April 20th. Now that tno»ln» tlm. i. a»r I an B Being the aamo premises conveyed to week the sentence was revoked pr«par.d to do jrour next 7iuvlnff of foroU I acorg. Wllkins In hla lifetime by Charles md he was lined $100 and paroled Transferred to Ohio Fort. . UK, piano, or biism nil part, of I'-Allen, ShcrllT ot Monmouth County, by Pass it around after Capt John.H. Gardner and. fami- The careful compounding of pre- cltf or. countrr, In th« la, mUti ».n. T deed dated Juno ICth, 1880, and recorded or.three years. in R.d B.nh. B'ton rat >i rout out I 111 tin Ultrfc'ii omeo lit Muillllimtlr County, ly have moved from Long Branch movlni don«, wrltt, i.nd ,i call tcf U| every meal. scriptions is just as important as the 1 in Book 827 of Deeds, pneo 33, etc.. from Hod and Gun Club Formed. to Fort Hayes at Columbus, Ohio, only reliable farnltnr* moviri In *a* Q,iAita • which deed tho foreaolnit descriptions ore choice of a doctor when you or your K.t nty price, on' yam n.it Inb. All klnda J. taken, .Subject to tho mmo Howlnir rlgli Give the family the benefit A rod and gun club has been where Capt. Gardner has been of heavy or llsbt trucking doa..wt.thorV : mentioned In said deed, loaned-'at Spring Lake with 1EQ transferred-from Camp Vail. loved ones are sick: notice. Call or addreia Also.all that certain trnct or parcel o of this aid to digestion. members. The officers aro Mayor J. T. EQAN land hereinafter pnrtUuliirly doscrlbod, nit Dance at Freehold. 11 WALL STREET, RED .BANK I uate, lylntr and boimr in tho Townahii) It cleanses die teeth, too.' D. H. Hills president, Joseph H. The young men's Hebrew asso- • The best_efforts of your doctor will gp_ Residence Phone 292-R •j' County and State aforesaid, on the canteri> Height and C. D. Nesbitt vice presi- aide of tho road leartlnir from tho Cult'i Office Pbop»539-R 1 ciation of Freehold will hold its for naugKt if what heTprescribea is hot fleck, turnpike to Bnrrcntowtv Keep it always in the house. entsand P.. S. Brown secretary first dance on Wednesday night, 10 WHARF AVENUE. Beginning where formerly two red onk md treasurer. . carefully followed to the last item. Monmouth County Surro|at«'. Offlc. •I. tree, stood on the cdKO of tho bank on April 1st, at the Hebrew civic In the matter ot tho ntata of Blimuna |,tho northerly aide of Will Ilrook men Appointed Postmistress. Eiiner.dec.aied. tloncd In a Heed from David Kelly to Aus league hall We specialize in this work and are * Sutphen, dated April VIA, 1165: thene Miss' Florence Newman, who has Notice to creditor* to present olalmi runnlnu as Burvcyod hy A. B. Amermnn To Enlarge Golf Course. worthy of your trust. - against .state. .September 18th, 1801, nlonc Probnsdo'i leen assistant postmistress at Sea A tract of land adjoining^ the Pursuant to th. order of Joseph L. Don*4 Jlnff (1) north, twenty-seven dciireen west girt over" six years, has been ip- ahajr. .arrogat. ot the County of Moo* Wanamassa golf course has 'been mouth, made on th. tw.ntleth in ot Jan* ten chains nnd nlxty-ciRht links to n atone lointed postmistress to succeed tho uary, 1926. on the application of H BUM the southcastcrfy cornel; of Joseph H bought by the golf club to enlarge mami Elmer, ~J.Lett«r El.ntr vai Uovto* —Reid's—farm i—thoneu—tHl~ilonw~hls—II n< [atB-Kattelue~"FralelBlr,Tvrho"" wag- Eisner, »hr«« of the etKnton Pf th* otltt. aouth, soventy-two ilcgrees nnd thirty mln killed in un auto accident a few the course. Nine more holes will SCHROEDER'S PHARMACY of Sltmund Eisner. Jeccaied, notice I* .utea woBt, twenty-nine chains nlul eighty be added) heraby siv.n to the creditor, of said d«* ^lva links to tho middle of tho aforoin! months ago. • . ' • ceased to exhibit to th. .ubsorlbsr., vtcen* road; thence (3) down the mtdillo of nnl Observed Wedding Anniversary. : H. C. HUBBARD, Prop. tors as aforesaid, their debts and dtnamdi road south, thirty degrees - rait, obou Church,Brotherhood at, Arde'na, Mr. and Mrs. "William B. Brower auainit thB said .itate. andar oath, wltlla twenty-dvo chains and ten Hnkit to suit The men of the Ardena Baptist sfx month, from tb. dat. of tha afornaldr Mill Brook; thenco H) down flnid Brool of Monmouth Beach observed their 16 Broad Street Red Bank. N. J. order, or they will b. forever barrid]*f the sovcrnl courses therenf to the. begin church-have organized a Brother- their actions therefor asalnst tht raid (BO* < nln«t. Containing fifty-thrco ncrco nn twentieth wedding anniversary last Boriber.. -'—— t forty-fotir hundredths of an acre, more o hood. The officers are "Charles W Llos.—v_^. \— - 'atterson- presidenti --Robert-'* Mc- week by. entertaining & party of Dated Freehold. N. J.. January 10, 1SIJ. Being .th'e name premise* conveyed t 'inendsT ''•'•""" ~ H. RAYMOND EISNEE, '. fho «nlW» Rid Bank 768 ' " Murrl.d Fifty Y(«n. Mr. nml Mrn, Tolilns Tint, of . eat nnd bcit , Corner M»pl« Avonuo »nd Front St. R.d Bink, N. J. Mann«qu«n cclobrntcil tholr fiftieth equipped teed woildlnn nnnlvcnnry Imt Wcdncs- ttorei In New dny night with a family pnrty, York. Convtnlcntly locate^ H. Li. ZOBEL They hnvn nine children nml "1 •t 150 W. 23rd St, between •wins E CLAIRE Krnndchlldron. Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor Building • Dunialow, ' , Courteoui prompt attention; Cars Hnrvey Clnrk In bulldlt.fr n biingn Motqr low on tho Mnnalnpnii rond, nonr •Mured Red Bank, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. Six' ThtVogut Eight Fmoliolil, Ho will BIHO nprn . StUOTOnOVH Q rUnd, CATALOGUE MAIIJUD VMS Telephone 955 for Nawljrw.ds, W.E.MnTihaUOCo. A mlictlUitioouK. xhower wm INW, UN •tr*«t,M*wYftfc ,«•*,.- glvon IMI w»k for Mr, uml Mri, WIIEN iBETIER. AlTrOMOBHXS ARE JJUILTJ .BUjCtC.$ Vhsro Twelve RED SANK REGISTER, MARCH-18,192B.1 DEATH OF RAILROAD MAN. FREEHOLD ELKS' ELECTION. Jo.eph L. VanBrakl* Died Laat New Officers Choien Lait Week by Week »t the Ago of ES Year.. Lodge at That Place. PUBLIC SALE r Joseph L. VanBraklo of Lone Tho Freehold lodga of Elks held ' - OP i .' Branch) who had been employed by its annual election of officers last Broadway the New York and Long Branch High Grade Dairy Cattle, Horses, Mules, week. Mnx Fcmgold ws chosen railroad over thirty years, .died last exalted ruler to succeed Harold M. Thursday in his 56th year. Ho hadStilwell. Harold McDcrmott waa . and Farm Implements Limited been sick about a year. Last Octo- elected esteemed leading knight, Jo- ber he underwent an operation. Mr.seph McGrath loyal knight, Dr. E. VanBrakle was born at' Kcyport., 3. Toft lecturing knight, D. S. > Wolf Hill Farm, Oceanport, N. J. ' • The Business Man's overnight Jrain and con- Ho -was the son of Caroling and Rcichcy secretary, W. D.. fiulsc on Road from EitontoWn to Long Brunch ~-rnecting link between the East and the West Joseph L. VanBrakle. Fora num- treasurer, D. D. Cashion tiler, Ed-i. ber of jears past he was chief clerk ward Simonson trustee for three in the passenger department of the years, Harold M. Stihvell delegate Tuesday, March 24th, 1925 The Aristocrat of the Rails railroad. He leaves a widow, Char- to grand lodge, Charles R. Storm at 12:00 O'clock Sharp • lotte Davis VanBrakle, a son Joalternat- e and D. S, Kcichcy dele- The undersigned will sell to tho highest bidder tho following: rome D. VanBrakle, n sister)* Mrs. gate to-state association. Lv. New York 2.55 P. M. 12 Daliy Cattle, Guornscja and Holstcins, tested end as good a 20 Daniel Carney* of Keyport, and two hcid as can bo found run where ;A 3 Hcifois, two 2*months old, one 20 grandchildren, • The funeral was Married Last'June. 1-jear old; Guernsey Bull, 18 months old; 5 Horses, good workers: Hour* 'Ar. Chicago - 9.5SA. M. Hour* team of Mules, 4 Farm Wngo/is, 4 sets Double Harness, 2 Grass Seed held Sunday. Announcement was made last ^dWp&*jriy; fuid NGbniprlBensiye^;.;:; S ••••> Sowers, Hand Seed Dull, Fertilizer Distributor, Paris Green, Duster, PUPILS MAKE $893. week of* the mm nags of Miss McCoimiek Bmder,nml Benper, Decring Hay Tedder, 2 throe-row Fur- Mamie Cciatdine Ncalc, a gradu- lowing Sleds, new; 3 Planet Jr. Riding Cultivators, Smock Plow, Inter- Our banking! facilities are piodeniarid com-1 Lv. North Phila. 4.40 P. M; Seniors at Matawan Gave Two Per- ate, of Ficehold high school of the national Cultivator, 2 double mold board Hilling Plows, 2 Iron Beam m formances of "Daddy Long Legs." 1917 class; and Harold E. Blcdsoe Wiard Plows, 3 Wooden Beam Wiaid Plows, South Bend Plow, four- preKepsiy^n-Kighly developed to> iheet isvery^; Hours " Ar. Chicago - 9.55 A. M. The graduating class of the Mat- of Detroit. The ceremony was IOW Hnllctk 'Wccdcr, Gialn Rollei, Hoover Potato Digger, Eogg4 i awan high school realized $593 at performed last June in" Virginia. Potato Sorter, pair Platfoim Scales, set Beam Scales, onc-horso Dump requiremienfc Tour account, subject to check two performances of "Daddy Long The couple will live nt Detroit. Tho Cart, 'new. ! • • ' ! Complete in Appointments—Perfect in Service >$ 25 Tom Mixed Hay, Doled - S Tom Oat Strtw, billed. ; : Legs," given last week by members bride is also a graduate of Tren- is cordially invited. . ' ?; !• • •• . ' :•• , ' - ' .'.,• ' •• -fflof the' class"^ 'lhoso "who took part ton"noi'mal nnil both the bride and \ 500 Buthcls Coi^ SOO Sheavei Sulkt. i Comfort and convenience are combined with time-saving on " »•••< in' the play were John Eggleston, groom me graduates oC Howard Folks, Hoes, Shovels and articles too numeioua to mention.- i the Broadway Limited. A!famous train that daily'ibeets >J»J university. 100 Chickens, .01 laying; 1 dozen Ducks, all laying. ] by quick schedule and splendid service, tho exacting demands }«J«j Ralph Heuser; Edwnrd Wnidlich, Watson Stilhvagon, Earl1 Smith, CONDITIONS:—AH sums of $2G mid under, cash; nil 8,ums i ftof travelers. In addition to an Observation car, Club car, £•*« over ?25 a, credit of six months will be given on bankable note with | 8 Dining car and Sleoping cars with drawing rooms andcom- Karl Heuser, Grace Smith, Millie Luke Longhead Will Help. approved tocunty. irc discount foi cash on sums over $25. THE FiRSTNATIONALBANM/ partments, there is a and Valet, a Stenographer and >>s Macaroff, Doris Baker, Dolores Kil- He'll help you sell things, help a Ladies' Maid commins, Alma Disbrow, Margaret you find things you've lost and heb JOHN H. HINES. FREEHOLD , N. J. < :•:•: Devlin, Helen Stark, Monroe Heyer, you get anything you want.—Ad- GEORGE II. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. Marion Stilwell, N6rma Heuser, vertisement. MONMOUTH CLERKING CO., Clerks. Mary Lockwood and Madeline Pennsylvania Railroad Beam. The pupils will use the THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD

DEBATE AT KEYPORT. It Will be Held With Matawnn Fri- day Night of This Week. The Keyport and Matawan high . school will hold a debate on the child labor question on Friday night BUILDERS of this week at the Keyport high school. Keyport will speak "against child labor. On the debating team are Myers Rubin, Marion Walling ATTENTION! and Herbert Rottenberg, with' Ja- :ob Prager as alternate. Those on the Matawan team are Ralph He\i- NATIONAL 37/zSTRIP SHINGLE M The Money Saver; ser, Earl Smith and Delorc3 Kil- commins, with Lawrence Lemttiro as National 37H" Strip alternate.

Century Plant Starts to Bloom. W The Money Waster: A century plant has started to Any Make 32" Strip bloom in one of the hothouses owned by Sodcmann & Lindhart at K yon use Aspbalt 4 in 1 Strip Shingles Long Branch. It will be in full Moom in about sixo weeks.. Mr. and use a 32" strip instead of a 37^" strjp, you are need- jBojemsrinJhas. been in the florist lessly throwing "away a saving oi 75 cents per square" business thirty years and it |3 the' first time he has witnessed. the which you can make in the application cost. blooming process of a century plant. The plant has been in Mr. Sode- NATIONAL 37'/2" Strip Asphalt Shingles mann'a possession twenty years. are as easily applied as any 32" strip, and at a 15% saving in tinie and nails. ~ ' His Finger Cut Off. George Cummings, son of Mich- The quality o& the material in National ael Cummings of Manalapan, was is the best that can be put into an Asphalt Shingle and sawing wood with a power driven circular saw last week when liis they won't cost you a cent more than the antiquated 32" hand came in contact, wjth tho saw. strip shingle. One of his fingers was cut. off and another finger was badly cut.

Fireman Fulls Off Truck. JOSEPH T. BURROWES CO. William H. Pierce; first assistant 205-213 W. Front,St. Red Bank fire marshal of the 'Long Branch RED BANK, N. J. fire depailmcnt, was thrown from a fire truck last week. He was bruised but was not seriously hurt. Call in and see us about them The apparatus had been called out to put out a grass fire.

25,000 foif enthusiasts were in the galleries that watched the National Open at fl>e OalcUmdBuls Country ClobatDrtroit last June. Had every member of the gallery driven alone to the match ia a Buick, less than 3 percent of the Buicks in use would have provided the cars for them. There are Auspices Monmouth County Automobile Dealers' Association 1,000,000 Buicks in daily service. _ Passenger Cars Accessories What's the Answer? i Dancing Every Evening Admission, 25 Cents

This will be the only COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SHOW to be held in Monmouth County this year Again Hai First Place

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H. Li. Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor, &&& Sea Bright Tel. 951) Red Bank f • I X^V ** T **"**v "*" •' ^ ^ YT7l'r YT'1rTV^ v ~v * 7»' > \i BANK REGISTER. Utoid W«klr.VnUml u 8«oail-Oluijll>tt«t «t th» fost- VOLUME XLVII, NO. 37. offlet »l EUd.Btak, N. Ji, pods. U» tof of Hsroh Id. 1S78. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1925. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 13 TO

A DOUBLE INCREASE. day. The reporter confessed .his pTO SHOW UNDER V/AY. a BANK FASHION SHOW IN INSPECTOR DONE FOR. MIDDLETOWN ignorance. "There are 212," said HREMEN TOR THE LIST. BIG PROFITS FROM BALlg londay wai a Red Latter Day for Mr. Lower, "and out of this large Harry Smith of Red Bank. [ANNUAL SHOW/AT THE AR.' ANNUAL EVENT BEGINS AT ITTO H. A. BANESIUS WILL BIG ZOOLOGICAL PARK ON number only twelve are poisonous." GET COMMANDING LEAD OVER LADIES' HEBREW" SOCIE1 THE ARMORY TUESDAY. Mopday was pay day for post- INSPECT NO MORE. OLIVER W> HOLTON'S FARM. Most people have no' use for snakes, THE KU KLUX KLAN. CLEARED »1,400. [k ,MORY A FINE EVENT. •fflce employees and these faithful but If they knew as much about Four Hundred Persons Attend 1 Brilliant Dsjcorettoni, Urge Crowd. tw York Vaudeville Artists En- workers for Undo Sam wero a [a Tried to Arrest Constable Har- Forty Acre* of Land to be Encloied them as I know they would change The DeMolay Society i> Now Press- the Fourth Annual Ball |atV*$ \- 'and * NuraW of Early Silei— :«»ged to GWe Pcrforpuncai— sppy lot, for on that day they got vey Blpodgood Sunday, but In- for a Great Variety of AnimaU, their minds. Snakes serve Wny ing the Klan for Sec6nJ Placo— Wednesday Night at St. Jamei'»/« Tjie American Legion Disposing Tho Show to Wind Up Siturdty leir first increases of salary under stead of 'That Bloodgood Arreit- Birdi and Reptiles—Park to useful purposes. They are great 'River ' Plara. Club' Leads Race Hall—Many Costume Prlzea. \ of en Automobile. ' v - of N«xt Wiak. „ 36 bill passed by congress a few Him—The Inspector Fined. Open Memorial Day. destroyers of rats, mice and other Outside of Red Bank. , ireofcs ago. Thero wasn't a.happier The fourth annual masquoradi' Monmouth county ne^er h«» as ¥evf«nners with Buck'ner's Star Otto H. A. Banosius of Jersey Oliver W. Holton will have a rodents.'Any farmer who kills a The Ku Klux Klan did not long ne among all of tho thousands of and civic ball of/the ladies' Hebrew " I good an automobile, show as that 'roductions of New York hove been !ty, a •/special, motor vehicle in- zoological park of forty acres, with snake is killing a,friend. keep the lead acquired early in the society of Red Bank was held'Insd' I whjch began Saturday night it the mgaged to provide, entertainment 'Btoffico employees in the nation lector, on ..Sunday imbibed too special facilities for picnicking and "Do yod know why there are, no popularity contest being held by the Wednesday night at St. James's halt rjirmory at Red Bank,/ It will •end ivery night at the -fashion;show of lan Harry Smith of Harrison ave- eely of ftie cup that cheers and recreation, on his Twin Brook game rattlesnakes in this part of the Red Bank business men's associa- on Monmouth street and was nN, *fi; miurday1: night oj^this week, The he Red Bank business men's asso- nue, who drives the parcels post )do to a point* near Middletown farm, near ' Middletown village.. state?" asked Mr, Lower. Again tion. The fire department passed tho tended by 400 persons. The profit* ,"}% Ji show 1B the tenth annual exhibition lation, which will open next TUSB- truck. His-smile on Monday was lllage, where ho proceeded to reg- Tho work was started this week the reporter said he was ignorant. Klan Thursday and has since main- amounted to about $1,400. The''.$j| lolthe Monmouth county aUtonio- lay, at the armory and close the broader than that of anyone- else, late trafffc. The place which he and it is proposed to open the park "'The reason is," responded Mr. tained an ever increasing lead 'n. money will go toward tho vupport' - Itylo dealers'; asscoiattori. •: lollowing Saturday, night. The or on that-'day he not only re- hose to do this was in front.of on Memorial 'day. . x Lower, "that the black snake3 wont the race for prizes of $500 offered of the Hebrew Sunday-school, Ar I?'Ten thousand electric lights have 3uckner 'productions have been eived an increase in his salary but Pine -roadside booth on the In the park will be such curiosi- let them live. The black snake is by the merchants for tho most large advertising program was! lyoen put up by George A, Hogan. itaging vaudeville at the 'Fontdnae nother kind of increase—a bouno- tate highway north of the .village. ties as' monkeys, bears, wolves, not poisonous itself ami it hates popular organization in town. The •printed for the ball and it contained I'teghorn yellow bunting"xovers the lotel at New York. The performers ng baby boy. Harry still wears the Otto held up many autoists re- mountain lions, lynx, deer, rac- poisonous snakes because of their Klan is being, pushed for second advertisements amounting to about; I tfiillng, while ' over the balconies ho will take part at the Red Bank milo and the babo and mother are gardless of whether they .were vio- coons, foxes, various kinds of birds, odor. It can kill poisonous snakes place by the DeMolay society, ?l,300. This year's affair was more, ; f aje ecruFrDncli draperies, with an are Geprga Hunter, a black- loing well, .—-' ting speed laws or not and "balled various kinds of snakes and many many times its own size! We will which is only 500 votes behind. • profitable than other years and sur.< 1 iyerdrapc' of electric bWe> The tan- 'ace comedian, Ada Guenther, a lem out." All went well with Ot- other unusual creatures. The place have boa constrictors fifteen feet ,The Community club o£ River until he held up Constable Har- passed even the expectations of the? bark; of the armory' has bean 'blues" singer, Warren and Brad' selected for the park is atttractive long and pythons 28 feet long in Plaza leads in the contest for prizes \UTO WRECKED BY TRAIN ey Bloodgood of £iver Plaza. Mr. committee, of which Mrs. Harry,' [•covered with red burlap. The dec- brd, a singing team, The Dancing rolling tillable land and woodland our collection," concluded Mr. of $500 offered for the most loodgood was. not going more than Caplan was chairman. The commit* larations were selected and arranged )elanos , and five Winter Garden on the southeastern part of Mr. Lower. • • • popular organizations outside of p tED BANK CAR HIT BY EX- iwelve miles an hour, but the Jer- ^' show off'the cars to the leautiei, who will sing, dance and Holton's property, on the state high- Pools will be made for the swan Red Bank. ' tee did n tot of work and the PRESS AT BEECH STREET. sey City man insisted that he was way. For several years past Mr. best advantage. The attendance ;ake part in the fashion show and and other water fowl, a tea room The vote is as follows: bers were'•praised highly, for theh| Holton has been engaged in raising | has been Inrgc, especially at night lathing revue. •edan Driven by William Decker ireaking the law.. will be made where folks can eat PIrcm:n .'. 22,024. efforts. .,"•''.' largo quantities of pheasants, or- Tyvhen dancing takes place. Music Special features of the show will of Maple Avenue Demolished "You are under, arrest," said in the shade, flowering "pTjnts and Ku Klux Klan ,6,226. The hall was decorated with bluel' tto. namental waterfowl and rare birds. DeMolay .'4.75T. and white streamers and with ferns, is; furnished by Hackett's, orchestra ie bathing beauty revues the first Sunday Night—Mr, Decker Only shrubbery will be set out, part of "Oh, no, you are under arrest," Annually he disposes, of hundreds KnfeMs of Columbus 2,189 palms and cut flower's..-The floral land' by a Wolto Mignon piano ;hree nights, a display of juvenile Cut and Bruised. the woodland will be made into a Legion 649 vearing apparel 'on living models responded the constable as he shoved of pheasants to owners of game park.with walks and rustic benches Free Masons ., 490. decorations wero donated by the ' I Owned by A. B. Dirhan. A Chandler sedan, driven by Wil- 1 >n Wednesday night, awarding of Otto towards his car. Otto was un- preserves and^. state game commis- and winter quarters will be made Policemen ,435. Floralhufst flower shop. Carnation* liSi'.'Bvory bit of show space is util liam Decker of Maple avenue,-was frizes in the benuty contest on ertain on his legs, but the, con- sions. • for certain kinds of birds, animals Eastern Star 210. were sold by Mrs. Benjamin HuN' I ized. , Thero is not'an inch of hit by an "Atlantic City express Elks - ;'... 122 1 table got him in his automobile and In the park, near the highway, and snakes which, cannot withstand witz and she collected ?30. Ice |> waited space. The cars this year hursday night, a bobbed hair con- train Sunday night at the Beech Salvation Army . • • 146 ook him to Red Bank. Otto was will be a log cabin, where Mr. Hol- cold weather. A feed house'has just American Mechanic's 25 cream, cake and punch were sold 1 "/snow many new engineering :est on Friday, night' and a gala crossing at Red Bank. The auto- •arnival, featured by dancing con- ialed before Justice Elmer C. ton and Abraham Lower, the super- been completed. It is estimated Cavalry troop 35 by Mrs. Jacob Etkin, Mrs. Leonr achievements and some; of the' ex- mobile was carried about 150 feet. Young ladies' sodality'..... 20. Vainright, who imposed a fine of intendent of the park, will have, that the stock to be bought and the Reuckhaus and Mrs. Nathan Loving N [ hibita are BO made that the inside ;ests,- on Saturday night. On Sat- It was completely wrecked; Mr. Social servlcs 10 25 or thirty, days in jail. Otto said their offices. The log cabin will 'new buildings, and landscape work sky. Hacketfs six-piece orchestra) ' I Workings are fully revealed. Peo> day afternoon there will be a ccker was thrown out and was Athletic. Association SO e had no money. serve several purposes. It will be .will involve an outlay .of about Daughters ol LiberLy .. ..t...... 30. provided tho.music. S.v> [: pie who are mechanically inclined mby show and special features for ound unconscious under the ma' State Motor ConTmlsBioner Dill through this building that visitors $20,000. ' Lions 20. At eleven o'clock;.-^M;"' grandT can, find much to intereBt thonvat chool children.. A special low rate :hine. He was. cut on tho face and Presbyterian brotherhood 10. was called up on the-telephone by will buy tickets for admission to the march was held. It wailfea by Mrs« | the armory. if admiulon for children will be lands. He was taken home and his Mr, Lower for thirty years was Woman's Club 229 Mr. Wainright and he was asked park. Also in.this building will be John Novack and Dr. Robert Dick*' ,.; L.; J. Eyre of the Wills Sainte 'barged. . " injuries were treated by Dr. F. J. engaged in circus and zoological High School 46 •. • <<«» . what should be done with the in- a display room where pets will be Firemen's auxiliary • .....20 son. Those "in costumes .took parft > Claire company claims to have made An examination showed that work. He is a nephew of Abraham EVENTEEN AUTOI3TS FINED. ipector. Mr. Dill advised that Otto shown and sold. Some of theEe pets Children o[ Mary ;.. 10 in the march and passed before the} | the first qale of an automobile at his in juries, were not serious. His Lower of Point Pleasant. At pres- Red Crois ...B >e' relieved of his driver's license, will be monkeys, parrots, parrakeets, judges, who were seated on th<) tho ehow. Tho ;buycr wan Edwin shoulder was wrenched and an X- ent ho is living at Newark, but ha St. Jnmes's auxiliary ,,,..,,, 2. II but Ten Out of 27 Penalized by badge and inspector's commission. macaws, various kinds of singing Alice Decker's woman's club ..75. stage. The jndges were Mayor WiU ray photograph cf the shoulder will expects to move early next month [.Best Mr. Eyre also sold a five- Recorder Poulion. Rainbow »u10. liam H. R. White, Mr. and Mrs. Aw This was done and the things taken birds from Central America and to Mr. Holton's house at Twin (.passenger sport model ~to A. E, JO taken today at the Long Branch Younp; women's Hebrew society 85. thur Belvor, Mr. end Mrs. Thomad Motor vehicle inspectors were at from' the inspector were, turned South America and dogs and Brook; game farm, which was for- Young men'B association 5. : Heller of Deal. 2 * ospital to learn if any bones have Irving Brown and Mrs. Isobel Mac* Red Bank Tuesday of last week and iver to.C, M, 'Kirkpatrick. of Red cats. :- The log " cabin is be- merly occupied by Howard Tin- Daughters of America 5. /Another early sale ~wa» made Sy. ieen broken. Gregor. - they served summonses on 27 auto- lank, who has cha/ge of motor en- ing built by Mulford' Thorpe" 61 dall. Mr. Tindall has moved to a Library .....v...... i...i...... 10- I (Ed. VonKattengell to Charles Bofc. The expresVtrain was bound for Mooseneart. 45 The first prize of $5 for thd ists for violating speed laws and lorcement laws in this district. Ot- Red Bank, who will also build an farm which he bought at Scobey- | tagaro. The car is an H. C. S. Mr. (Jew York and had-reduced its cpeed OUT OP TOWN. prettiest costume was won by GeM various other motor laws. The au- ;o was locked up in the town jail, ornamental iron fence around the ville. Mr. Lpwer will have charge Bottaga.ro bought it/or use in his to make a stop at the Red. Bank River Flsza community club 112 trade Libovsky, who^wore a fancy* ;oists had-hearings Monday before jut he was released a short time forty acrej. • ' of tho Middletown park and will be Atlantic Highlands community club, .,,50 |.taxi business and he now has a. fleet itatio'tt. Mr. Decker said he ( dress of blue material, trimmed Secorder W. JI Poulson. Five were ate? when a friend paid his fine. • Mr. Holton has agents of various at the grounds to explain the dif- East Keansburtr-community ehib 5. of five taxis. Iriving.his car at a very slow rate with fur. A special prii'e of $5, let off with suspended sentences, the largo animal and bird concerns ferent attractions after the birds, Lincroft community league 70, At tho show is an Overland coup's >f speed. He saw thff train a few Belford chemical llremen 35 donated by the judges, .was awarded caKSoiTfl.ve[Others were1 adjourned getting'stock JorJiimLin America, animals'and-snakos-aro put-on-cx- cd~by~thB~Araerlcan legion of- leconds" before" the craslr sird'he LUKE'SJFREE JOB, Tort - Monmouth hdiei' -auxiliary-.., .,20, and yfie remaining seventeen auto- Africa and India. Spme^of this hibition. Red~Bank. The legion will dispose iwung his. car around in the direc ists were fined. Margaret Roth of e Brought Finder and Loier to- stock has already been procured nue, who represented the Queen of of the car on tho,co-operativo plan tion in which tho train was going. gether at The Register.. Mr. Lower states that special low ASBURY fARK'S SHOW. Sheba. The second prize for thfi New York -was lined f 10 for operat- / arid is now being cared for in store- On two Bides* of the car are the ha; The train hit the car on the side rates for admission will be made ing a car without a license number Mrs. William M.' Thompson of houses at New York. -It is saidthat best looking costume was captured j^t jonal-colors and the-legion-eolors, and Mr. Decker-believes that-his for school children' who visit the Business Men's Exhibition This and Philip" Jarvislrf Lavalette was East-Front-strect-found-a-bill fold th(rexhibition- will- be- larger 'and by Lloyd Hassmer of Long Branch."' quick .act saved'Jiis_life. He says zoo~with their parents™-Mrr Lower ".Week at the Beach Casino.-— fined $7 for not-having a driver's on the street Sunday and came to moro completo that tho one at Cen- He-was-dresscd- as-Louis-XtV tnd- ho did not soo a flagman on the will also superintend the tea garden Record crowds have~beenattend- WALTER NOBLE FIRE. CHIEF, license, Tho Register office Monday to put tral'Park at New York. Mr. Hol- he received ,?2.50 in gold. .AI crossing. Twb' men who saw thi whore refreshments'and milk from ing the annual businessmen's show The other autoists were, fined a want advertisement in this week's ton is the first individual to under- silk umbrella wa3 given to MrsJ Fritz Dreuler Defeats Elvin Frake ac'cNent told (Mr.. Decker Monday Mr. Holton's certified Guernsey at the Asbury Park casino. The issue of tha paper. While Mrs. take a venture of this kind on such Edith Newman, who was dressed as) for Second Auittant Chief. email amounts. These autoists were that they did not see a flagman cows will be sold. 1 Thompson was writing the adver- show has been running the entire a TOSO girl, and who won third prize* Eugene WenzeJI; James Dougherty , there either. Frederick Bruno, wlv a large scale. He is enthusiastic Mr. Holton states that if the Walter S. Noble of Naveilnk John. S. Murray and Lawrence Wol tisement Fred Fentermann entered Week. Daily fashion revues by Fred Mundon of Rod Bnnk, whei ^ok and .ladder company was cho- was on duty at the crossing, told over the outlook and he believes that park proves popular he will enlarge Berger's'shop for. women,, a bathing was dressed as n po?tcr, won the] f Red Ea^k; Joseph W. Schick 0 Tho ;er office and . said the park will be largely patronized. sen chief of the Bed Bank fire de- the conductor on tho train that he it Hs says he has about fejghty revue by Stcinbach'a and classical first prizo in the class for tho mosj ,«- Eatontown.^'Ctafence Havens 6 enlist the services Mr, Holton states that his belief partment at' tho annual electiSrt was standing ;on the crossing an wanted to more acres which he will devote for dancing by children of the Lyons humorous costume^. ' His prize wasl • Belford,.Edward:Rottf and Osca ,uke Longhead to help'find a bill that such a park would be popular hold at the town hall last night. was waving a-red light* as a warn- the park in the event that the pub- studio "are outstanding entertain- a leather purse. Second prizo wenS Gatriblft ot Kejpott;.Harry Hurley fold which he had lost. The lost was derived from tho experience of -.Filta Drossier of Westsldo hose com ing that a train was approaching. lic patronizes his place well enough ment features. Spring creations in to Daniel B. Fullerton of BanlJ if Long Branch, Mildred Crooks 0 bill fold was' the one which Mrs. a man at Pompton Plains, near pany defeated Elvin Frako of Union There are no gates at tho crossing. for such an extension to be made. women's apparel are also on dis- street, who represented a comedians Asbiiry Park, Ernest Long of Jer- Thompson had found. Mrs. Thomp- Newark, who owns'a fox farm. hose company for second' assistant He expects to carry on an extensive play, Isaac Bergef is chairman of He got a piece of cvepe underwear* . sey City, Morris Reiner and Willard son' quit writing the advertisement This man enclosed the farm with a chief. In keeping with a custom, es- canary bird business in connection the show committee- and Charles Mrs. Belle Baker ;wns the winneij Dill of South Amboy and Lloyd STORE S6LD_POR $4,000. high board fence and charged ad- tablished in the department sev ,nd handed the bill • fold to Mr, with the park, raising the birds on Dukiet decorator and director. of tho third prize, a leather purse, Terry of Newark. mission to see the 7 foxes. Last eral years ago the only contest a ,ouis Schwartz Buya West Tronl Pentermann. Luke says he does his own place, _ Frederick Vanderpool 13 master of. She was dressed as an old malds.,- • <' «• ". summer he had more than 10,000 the firemen's elections Is for second Street Building that He Rented. not guarantee to always do such ceremonies. The show will .close Mrs. Philip J. Yellen and her daugh* visitors. 'assistant'chief. Many at Euchra Party for Church. Louis Schwariz has bought the quick work ns this- but that with THE KNICKERBOCKER 'SALE. Saturday night. ' ter Shirley, vfao wero dressed as] •> Four hundred persons .attended nearly everyone in this section One of the greatest curiosities gypsies, received fourth prize, which; A total of 214 votes were cast. double-story frame building on the Leo Green and Bernard Katsin Buy the euchre party and dance given reading The, Register he is as cer- at Mr. Holton's farm will be Hima- was a^rug. A special prizo of :Mf. Dressier received 109 votes south side of West Front streel Drug Stock at Bankrupt Sale, : Fires at Eatonfown. last night at St. James's hall on tain as anything human can.be to layan thares. These animals are was awarded tq Shirley Yellen. and Mr. Frake 95. , Joseph Asajr 01 which ho has been using for stor- The stock and fixtures in the Monmouth street for tho, benefit 0 get results for any, advertiser. of the goat family, but they look The woods near the Jackson Independent englnn company wa ing antique nnd second-hand furni- Knickerbocker pharmacy at Broad In the class for the most origins St. James's church. Tho, first priz m »» almost as fnuch like a deer as goats. Brown sawmill at South Eaton- elevated • to first assistant chief. ture. Joseph Eschelbach ownec and Monmouth streets, which re- costume Ethel Cardon of Drum at euchre, an electric percolator, They «..n actually climb trees, and town caught fire Saturday., The The now.chlofs will Borve two years. the building and Mr. Schwartz pal Change in Theater Time. cently went into bankruptcy, were mond place, representing tho "Can was won by Miss Madeline Breslin their .„• at the Middletown park firemen soon put out tbe blaze. After the election celebration $4,000 for it. It is 19x65 feet, The evening performances at tho sold at auction Monday afternoon dy Kid," took the first prize. Shi of Oceanport Miss Catherin will be built around a tree so that ^)n Sunday the Eatontown fire- .wore held at Naveslnk hook and The new owner will remodel it am itrand theater now run-from 7:00' under tha direction of Henry F. received $2.50 in. gold. Secom Mazza of. Red Bank won a ton 0: they will have opportunity to ex- nten were called, out by a dry grass ladder house and at Westside com use it as a store for the sale ol to 9:0Q and from 9:00 to. 11:00 in- Hylin, who was appointed receiver prize was won by Mrs. H. Murray of. of coal and Mrs. Edward O'Flahert; ercise their tree climbing proclivi- fire back of the Higginson place on pany's- house, at which refreshment antique furnituro and for repair- stead of starting at 7:15 as hereto- for the • firm. The goods were West Hoboken, dressed as a Southj -'•'• ot Fair Vje,w won a Boston fern ties. the state highway and by a chimney wero served to the firemen. ing antique furniture. fore. The change was made to ac- bought for $2,100 by Leo Green for crn mammy. She received a hanoj Five dollars.in gold was disposed fire at Mrs: William Gaston's. No commodate the out-of-town patrons Mr. Holton' expects to havo ten himself and Bernard Katsin, who painted luncheon set. Mrs. L. Bep« '•} of on the co-operative plan and wai damage was done due to the good r New Golf. Course Planned. Addition to a House. who use the busses. Most of the deer of five different breeds. now conduct the Katsin drug store nett of Linden place was attired 1 won by Miss McGrath of Proapoct work of tho firemen. Stewart VanVliet is having an busses leave Bed BaVik shortly-af- Among them will be two White on the east aide of Broad street. a sheik and she won $2 ns tho thirdivL A movement is under way to avenue. Miss Mao. Qulgley of addition of ttiree rooms and a bath- ter tho hour. \ deer. Thero will also bo elks in The sale carried with it the privilege prize. Mrs. Ernest Frank of Rlv+ 3j convert tha Cristtairt farm on th Chestnut street won a box of candy tho park. The deer and elks will Minister Sick in Bed. road' leading from Hubbard' room built to his house at Shrews of occupying the store for one moro erside avenue, who was dressed W .if bury. B. W. Covert of ..Red Ban' TOWN'S NEW DEVELOPMENT. have large areas,to roam over in year under a lease. Mr. Green and Rev. Harry VanCleaf, pastor of Hebrew colors, received a goldj, "" bridge to Nutswnmp into an elgh Re-Robfiti-f Tim*. enclosed woodland, which is prac- the Eatontown' Methodist church, is doing the work. The cost will b Much Intereat Being Taken in Con- Mr. Katsin will restock the storo fountain pen an fourth prize. teen-holo golf course. Mombers Dont wait until spring before yo tically the same as their native ?2,100, test for a Name. and remodel it. They plan to re- is confined to the bed with a heavy Othor prize winners were Amells| are now being enrolled in tho Mon- reshingle your home. We apply oui haunts. 'Also in a larger pen in cold. William H. Carhart of Little As previously announced a cash open tho business in about ten days. Marks of Bergen place, represent* mouth county country club, whicJ shingles rights over your old roo! Mr. Property Owner, tho woods will be a pair of black Silver conducted services at the ing a butterfly,-n. box of ennd^j will own the proposed golf course without any disturbance, Youi why not wire your house now. fo prize of $100 will be given for a The Knickerbocker store will be namo for the new rea\ estate devel- bears. These animals like to climb conducted in addition to their pres- church Sunday.' Yetta Bclgrad of West Front street . The fato of the now club depends home is fully protected while work electric, lights. Wo will give yoi trees and ono will bo at their dis- is going on. Write or phoita today, eleven months to pay for It. Writ* opment on Pinckney road. That a ent business. representing a Spanish dancer, s) on the number of charter members G; M. Olson, & Co., Atlantic High- large interest is being tak*en in this posal. Other pens •will be made for Money to Loan on tha I. & R. Plan. fountain pen; Mrs. Grace Dillloni ^ esrolled. '.._•• ' nr phone .Newman's Electrio Shop lands, N, J,, phone 640.—Adver- Belmar, N. J..- Phone Belmar 116 contest is evidenced by tho fact a pair of mountain lions and a pnir Hundreds of people are taking of East Front streot, a string of':j that many names have already been of lynx. There will nlso be coyotes MORE HORSES AT ELY'S. The New Chevrolet tisement. , and let us give you BD estimate.— advantage daily of our easy to bor- bends; Andreas W. Wolf of EcigMJ Advertisement. • submitted in advance of the an- securely caged.' row and easy payment plan. If you ton avenue, a scarf; Mrs, J. Harold]' closed models aro on display for the nouncement of tho conditions. Another Carload of Faithful and first time at the automobile thow . Five Reaiom Why Mr. Holton expects to have about need money consult us. We shall Upright of Fair Hnyon, a fancjjj • you should buy from us. We arc New Dancea. Theso conditions aro as follows: Loyal Servants of Mankind. bo glad to servo you. Investment & this week. Quality and unequalled Stage fancy dances, exhibition twenty monkeys. Theso animals Another carload of horses arrived bath towel; Mr. Upright, two neck* mechanical features, which togethei manufacturers;, we. sell direct Names arc to bo submitted by mail Realty Corp., box 297, Red Bank, you, our prices are low, our termi dancers and latest society dance or otherwiso at our office, 9fr Mon- will bo kept in the woods. A cage, yesterday at the stablos of tho Wil- or our attorneys, Reilly, Quinn & tics, and Mrs. Mary Baldasara ol,j give "Economical- Transportation, Young clever talont wanted, free 18x24 feet, will bo built around liam C. Ely estate. Each week wo Loighton nvonuo, a can of nuts. '^ Red Bank Motor Co., Globo Court nro easy and wo do not charge in mouth stroot, Red Bank, not Inter Parsons, Red Bank.—Advertise- tercet. 1 Open evenings. Lautei trials. Private lessons. Wednes- than 6:00 P. M., Monday, April 20, ond on top of a tree for them. An- get a fresh lot and this last con- ment. A prizo •wnltz,wns hold nnd w«|^ and Mechanic street, Rod Bank.— days. Dare's Studio, Id Broad other curiosity will be a prairie signment is of tho same high char- won by Miss^EImirn Ivins of Ri Advertisement, . Piano company, 40 Monmouth 1925. Names received nt a later street, Red Bank.—Advertisomcn street, Rod Bank.—Advertisement. time will not bo considered. If dog village. Theso curious little acter as thoso which havo preceded Lelghton Avenue Market, Bank nnd Be/jnmin Cipplano . . it. We havo got everything that it V' '—•»» • two or more identical names nro animals build subterranean homes. corner. Leighton uvenue and Bank Long Brnnch, The prize was $2,60, ^ Attractive' Rooms for Rent. is possible to havo in tho horse- street. A full line of fresh and All modern conveniences; alic Apnivariary Dluounta • ' Diamonds. submitted only tho one received Their part of the park will be open in gold. Tho judgos wore Jess p«/' 1 that will mean largo savings in Ml We have .sorno very intereBtlni first will bo considered. ' flesh line—every color, every me, smoked meats, American and Ital- 'connecting r6om» for bed and sit land on a knoll. On another part overy weight and ovcry price. So, vis, BenjaVln Hurwltz, J. Pihnackj lady's spring budget will Be foum values in diamond rings for thos No limit Is placed upon tho num- : ian grocorlca. Prices lowqr than ting rooms either on first or secom of the fnrm red and Bilver gray nq matter what you want you can Thomns Irving B,roWn and Georgd iflj at Kessler's first anniversary sal who wish an attractive ring at smal ber of. names that may bo sub- clscwhcro for tho same grado of floor. Mri. Drower, 04 Monmoutl foxc3 will bo kept. Other animals get it at the Ely stables, along with HuRhos. . . • , »f beginning next Saturday, Broad cost. Reussjlle's, 36 Broad strce mitted by ono individual. goods. Specials in fresh veal and street', Red Bank.—Advertisement on tho farm will bo wild pigs or the well known Ely gunrulitoc. Tho and White streets, Red Bank,—Ad' Red Bank—Advertisement. Tho prize will' bo glvon for the poultry. Romeo & Bizzarre—Ad- . On tho ball committee assisting ;g peccaries from Central America Ely citato"; Holmdol, N. J.—Adver- vortiicmont. Bis Sale March 2Blh to 28lh. vertisomont. * • name which, in our judgment, is Mrs. Cnplnn wero Mrs. Harry MM ,,I Kntfhta of Coluntbua.. and ocelots from South America, tisement. dansky, Mrs. Louis J. Wolniir, Mrt,' -^ China! watchos, icebox, thre tho most appropriate for this prop- First Anniversary Sale , Jawtlry. Minstrel rehearsal tonight at 8:31 erty, An announcement of which resemble panthers, Leon Rouckhnus, Mrs, Innno BcrlaV,' of show cases, Fairbanks 600-poui. Today, you' can buy Jewelry P. M., St. James's club, Monmoutl $1,500 at Kcsslor's, the storo of better noalo, Cornor Cedar avenue aw namo selected together with Tho Btock of birds will be es- will buy a benutlful pltitinu'm brace- values, Brond nnd White stroeta, Mrs. Bcnjnmln -Hurwlti, Mrs. IJIW.S Parker ntroot, Fair Haven. Gtorj prlcei 'Wer than we shall ovc: street. Members please attend. nntno of tho winner of tho prize ton A. Slogfriod, Mrs, Harry MeW % again offer them. Rcuasllle's Alte Rev, 'John C. Farrell, chairman.— will be madoin tho Register of pecially Inrgc, running all the way let net with 91 finest quality whito Rod Bank. Starts Saturday, Mnrch W. Chadwlck,—-Advortlsomont. silon Sale,'86 Broad street, Re Advertisement. from smnll bright-colored African diamonds. Brond nt tho center, it 2lBt and ends Saturday, Marth trlcli, Mrs, Nnthnn Lovlnnky, Mrij •' April 20th, Tuller, Construction finches to ostriches. Among tho, tapers urnccfully to a narrow band 28th. For money saving values soo Jacob Etkins and Mn. Alteration Sale. Bank,—Advortlsomcnt.j company.- -Advertisement. L 1' ••*• Woodt Smut Shop. bird curiosities will bo wild turkeys at tho siden. An cxceptlonnl pur- lnrgo ndvertl8omont on pngo 0.— Strain, . Your opportunity now to buy dlk- m chase at tills price. Heussllle'fl, 30 Advertisement. , Naw Spring Shade). Now showing a full lino of worn Shorthand Pupils W«nt»d. such as wore shot for Thanksgiving ' monds at vory low cost to you. en's and, misses' iprlng coats ant p Brond sti'ect, Red Bank.—Advor- 1 m 1 e»i The New Chevrolet i,iii Come In and look at our (took Come In ana let ui show ynn thi ij.i, n shorthand dinners by tho great-grandfathers r beautiful shades your last year' drosios. Alio fenturlng tho onsom ll pupilil s i hh tUcmcnt. i Setd Potatoss. I closed models nro on dUplny for tnl , g Rousilllo'si 30 Broad stroot, Re bio suits, moderately priced.—A and typewriting; nlsrilso those who of some of tho present day rosl- Certified seed potatoes at prices first time nt tho automobile ihowjj Bnnk.—Advertisement, dress can is dyed. Max Leon, with to,Improve their skill in short- donts of Middbtown village Some TI10 New Chevrolet WcsrFront stroot, Red Bank, Phon vortlsomcnt. that will surprise you. So, why fool thin wook. Quality nnd unoquallcd ' 784.—Advertlioment. hand propnratory to a ncrrolnrlnl of tho othor birds to bo placed on closed models nro on dlsplny for tho with non-ccrtldcd tnblo so.od stock? mcchnnlcnl fonturc«. which togethiji , Turkey Dinners Viator Nlfhl at Tuitlni't, position,. Call mornings 68.1, Mrs. exhibition comprise cflckntoos, 800 first time at tlio automobile show Tho Worthloy Producp Co,, Mnrl- (rlvo "Kconomlcnl Tr»n»port»tlflMffl «orvod nt tho Cozy Corner Toi Wednesday nltflit la Victor famll J. J. C, O'Shon, 128 Broad street, plioasnnts of ten vnrlotlcs, bald- this week. Quality 11 ml unequalled boro, N. J., phono,4(J3,—Advortlsu- Rod nnnk Motor Co,, Glohn COW '" room on Saturday and Sundays Pupils Wanted Rod Bnnk,—Advertisement. mechanical features, which toirothcr in ihorthand, Grow, and typawrli night at 'fustlng's, Open overj hdnded cngld, twenty kinds of mont. . nnd Mechanic ntroot, Red Bnnk,* Orders taken for homemade cikei Wednoadny night. I'lnnos, Vlctrolns l'nticy ducks nnd a grcnt varloty of give "Kconomlcnl Transportation." Advortlsomont. _ • * Ing. Gill mornlngi, phono 08E Diamond Bracelet, ' 27 Diamonds * »nd . plea. ' Toloph' nt GOO-J, Roi Radios, Victor Kocords.—Advcrtln wild KOCDO, crnnon, amus nnd swans. Rod Bank Motor Co,, Globo Court • Bank.—Advtrtlsomont. Mri, 3. Ji 0. O'Bhos, 128 Bros ment. ... Solid plntlnum bracelet with 7(1 nnd Mechanic sired,'Red Hank.— sot In n ilnglo row plntlnum brace- Allerallen Sal*. street, ,R«d B»nk.—Advtrtlnmcni flnent quality dlamoiuli sot in a Tho plionsnnts now on the fnrm aro Advortlaoment, let; finest quality dlnmonds and Our nlterntloii fiiln nt tit . .; Our New Mathod Thi. Wlnttr'i Book, doublo row) oacli dotting cut tri- vnlund at $0,000. flnoly constructed brncolot. Prlco Tennis' Racquets R«ttran|<, 'ucs. Diamond!, watches, Jo ... cleaning kid glovoi makes them from llbrnrmry nt Roil llnnk Boo! angular in (hope, Specially priced Thoro will bo n lnrRa snake ex- Spring Shades." ' * $D8G. Reusflllla'n,..10 Broad strcot, Kllvorwftro, etc, At (treatly ttni Have your racquets rcitrung now Wo Imvo tho now color card con- Rod Bank.—Advortlacmont. k Ilka' now, Lot ua try n pair for Storo, 0 LindeUrn! n place, Rod Dan nt 11,175.00. Rausnllla'ii, Stf.Bronil hibition consisting of specimens price*. Coma In nnd look ov«r 0 you, Max • Loon, 24 Weil Fron Best gut, expert workmnnship'i $ on islo for en conta «ach, Man street, Rod Hunk.—Advertisement. taining nil the latent spring shnden, RnnUlt1!, W.."" •ttMt.'Rod Dink, phone 704.—Ai up to $0. 0. M, Ennls, 01 Broa boat »ollor« included.—Advertis from tho United States, Africa, Why not dyo your lust year's droii Visit Fo«wood Park. street, lied B>nk,—AdVertliamenl mont. A Wok of Unifsual Valu.s, India and South Amorlcn. Spoclnl nnd Imvo n new drcM this tprlngi Rostrlctod rvsldontinl hlsli dnu quartern will )io mndo for tho Max Leon, 24'Wo«t Front street, dovnlnpmont, all Improvement} 1,'1 1 At Koaiilor'ii annlvamnry milo, |.-t Vl.llFtWWWaVl.llFtWWWa a»M«aM«v Exeluiw". Mllllnirr ' viiit F**ZA vttk Kron'cl And White ntraati,iicKlnnliiK snhlcei. Mr. Lnwer, tlio auporln- Rod llnnk. 1'lio'no 7111.—Advor- Frniilt A. Morfllmuso, mont,—Ad' clenntd by aur tw/t l . lUitrletatltdd residentiaidli highhi, clehm at modoraU price* sit Mrs, Loi Ite«trict«d rqildontiul high elm Saturday, March, 21 it. For do'lMllii tomtont, Is an old dram' nnd too-tlsomont. vortlsomont. __ _ tvolopmtnt. lit Improvowonti, mmn'i, 14 Broad »tr«t, ovor I* IORICIII mnn nnd hni mndo n »poclnl onsi. MM l*W, 34 dovolopmont, nil ImpruvcmtnU loo mlvorlliement on pngo 0,—Ad. ; rank A. MdrehouM, «B«nt.—A< fotra'i grocary «tor« Advertlac Frank A, Morehouio, Atfont.—Ad vortlioment. study of tnnkos, ' • Candlesticks. 1 ' Altsrallon Skit. itrest, R»il Dank) pjion« ' irtlMn1«»t . m«nt, Vartlsinunt, Ton-Inch Sterling silver cnndlo Buy now your wnnt* In diamonds, >«tliemcnt, Typewriter Headquarter*/. "Do you know how many dlf- •tlckii, otigrnvcd or hammered, at wttohet, Jowolry, dlvonvnro, cloclrt, Hvmilltehlnit and DrtMitiahlni ' Tynawrltori ranted,, bought nnd forcnt kinds of snnke« thoro nro In $7,88 n»r'pair lit ltouimlllo'i Altora Rliuwtre,"IvoryVpymliti, chlni, it*i A. V, a»f , ff Droid itttil tho world?" imld Mr, I.owor In Ulk. 00 ifroml tltwt, fi«(l dono by Thoorn Brown, AI Whi, •old, Tru'jIn'mJS.S Bro>ul street, Hod lion 8M0, U lltoiid ntroat, Rod ROUMUIOV1 dBA irtiimtt ^ D»nk.T-Advirtlnmint. {t}t with •, Reglitcr, r.eporteY'MPm Ennk—Advortlnemont.' , ^'-•-•• - Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 18, 1925.

tion claimed in its letter that; som BOYS ATTEND CHURCH. A "PROHIBITION" ADVENTURE F.URN1TURE WANTED '• ' „,, , OIR01RL WANTEDWANTE , , . . -WANTED. ' ' r • and til kinds it mtrcbandlio tb •aR'Stava air] wanted for general h of the cab owners had been chart Co., 88 Monmouth street; Bad Banh 1 1 m< hquiaworki two Four or flvo rooms by youni counlo and >WN'S BUSINESS. DOINGS OF WOMAN'S CLUB triiina ChtpUr of D«Mo!ay at the Eait Ora n go Man Haa Unplwaint Siti""' ! "t be. good clook. Aildresa baby. 1'art of houso or bungalow. Bed ing excessive rates for service I "roR'rProuRiNQ BODV raWaTSST X..Y. Z» dr«wcr JI, Rid 8 Dink cr vlclnllr. Addieu A. B, K, Baptht Church Susdajr Night. Ezporlenca at Red Bank, 4 7 AND LENGTHY MEET. the township. Action on the sug INVITATION ACCEPTED TO DIS. In »ood condition; cheap. Eugene Lv „' , HOOSE'FOR-RHOOSE'FbR-RENT.E ™***" drawer M. Il«d »ank. Triune chapter of the Order of Jattenon, B> I.lniltn pla^e, nedBank. Wltn room-houie. all improvements. 40 gestions made by the associatio TRICT CONVENTION. B. M. White of East Orange re- LOST ON MARCH IS .1 .INC LAST THURSDAY NIGHT. UcMolay of Bed Bank attended the FISCHER PUNO FOR SALE Hudson avenue. Apply to Mrs, William In Whelan & Coaaldy 0p,'« drug store, a was postponed until the next meel ported to policH headquarters at In good condition, »16; also oak bullet. anydw. Union hotel. n«d Bank, 110 bill. Finder plitsa return ft and knn ,. Sortt of Things Came Befon Four Volume* of En»yi to b» Of- Baptist church Sunday night- Sun, Red Bank Tuesday of last -week Mrs. Wllllath Getty, Llttl« Silver, N, J. CULTIVATOR W^JVTED. 11, I* 0 Itaynor, fort Hgnmouth, N, J. ing of the committee,-which will b Phone <8-M, Ksambun*' : t ;;- fered «• a Priie for Thlrd-Ye«r day was observed as devotional day that his automobile had been i foarau£. . 9WP"*"! '"Ulvatoriajso «n«-horio dlse to* Committee, and tha Businesi held Thursday night of next wee i""™ ~' r£ '' •oa.4»ilUMi. nun J. in Brat clas. eondl-- by the DeMolay order throughout Hthottnjr living roont table, Invtood In ' MXrW Ranged from Controlling Taxei An ordinance giving.the compii Utln Pupili—A Lec«at« oit "Th« stolen. He stated that lie wi eondltlon. 1 McLaren stfsot, lied Bank. tion. Jay 1; Smith.qxieuslxi t M: .1 to -work on private estnta as toamittri">{. to Controlling Fierce Dogs. Good Sm«!l Garden." the county. Forty members of driving his car on Branch avenue , FOR SALE. ^WANTEDNT! . irodd w*i» torflaht n»ni boird If ososj--1 tec -the right to issuo licenses io •try. Apply Hownril Moju'ori^ Rlvstslds '-; f The Woman's club of Bed Bank Triuno chapter marched ih a body in front of the Hed Bail* h'lgV . .Metal dlnlnr room dope i can lit uied one ixpsrixpsrll . ; Most eyory" Imnginsble kind o: jitney busses for'five years passe( for lias t«U«: touting,:nearly MW,,13110. .For dtnan' preaehod by Rov. William E.' OARA0E P.OR.RENT jpommijtoe lust Thursday night. I application was postponed until tin The club accepted an invitation bo federa.1 prohibition, agonta and 'a t -lit^~ Monraout~ b itteet. phont 12<-M, slratlon plinno Bed Wik 1.707. 1 Braisted. Tho DeMolay "nine forcod him to get into the Studo- Red Dank. ~ .... tgwtjttwtfl, road; '••• ' 'ea after eleven o'clock befor< next nieetin'g.bf.'the committee., to attend tho district convention at at T!nton ., , o'clock" nervi'co "was rendered by to yrorh on farm; can start at once. Mutt e committee adjourned. Mr. Foster,, tho township counso Woodbridge Friday of next week. bnker, Ono of the four got into .RAHarToR^AXEr^ ^^ menUi pojseislon .AyrllLlit; AnBly'Tobn bo abli to milk isven oown tparj iur»;: Master Councilor Russoll Tetley tho Ford car which Mr Whito OooMAr ranse, William Walsh, 81 Mtdileiii thone Eatoniown 2U4-F-J1. Dished.^ K, M, Wycko«.,IJneroft, N. J.i Residents of East Kcansburg, sent a letter in nnsw6r to a qucs The state departments, of practical t Harding road, tied Bank, :S and Chaplain Daniel Walling. Phone Mlddlettwn 708-K.18. • • In tho northwestern part of th tion as to the tight of the commit' finances, legislation and institution- owned and drove off. ••' . HoOsE'poR^r — . Triune' chaptor will hold, a cake in tied Bank Hit lsti all imprijvracnis; 1 'FOR SALE. township, again brought up th tee to put dust laying oil on roadi al co-operation will report at the Tho othori three with Mr...White •possession 1st orAprlf.' wiiian, WfilM * OiiJToatiaMaTjWiUlilngtonaspartlutn sale' on Saturday of this week in Call Red Bank 8tu-J. , ' rosd and Moiiroa_aVenue^jt(|j Bank.' » MaTWllt ' natter of putting dpivn pipe to and chnrgetho expense .thereof convention. Addresses .will bo made drove to Koyport, where they made t seed, p2i-, also a lot ot rhubarb roots (or the', new Truex building on Broftd COOK WISHES POSITION. , «, • ••: •:..'.' , REAL ESTATETt •'•• ".• .' ion blanks for such work. The dus Mis. Harry Schencfc^ with accom- car at Campbell's Junction, -whore 1161.., ••'... All Improvements.,. Mt per month; near teernen finally disposed of the ques . E, Scott of South Street. Earmlns In county farnvs, building lots;. tion by instructing Howard W ayer which it is proposed. to use laniment.by Mrs. A. "H. White. it had been abandoned. Ho said APARTMENT TO RENTT" rnllrond atatlan; poncsslon April 1st. Ap-;nd summer ,home».- Many other bar«alna. A birthday surprise party ar- . All Improvement*:, possession April; 1st. ply J. 0, Oliver, 15 Wuihlnjton atreet, Bed •of sal,. Bolgrid & Scott, real estate, < Sioberts, the township clerk, to hardens und preserves the road, i The music department will meet the • "fodei'at.- prohibition agents" 139 Monmouth street, phone 124-M, Rod Bank. ' . • • n We>t Front street, Red Bank. ranged by Mrs. Albert E. Scott of rwrite a letter to the Keansburg of- is claimed, and tho cost of putting 'riday afternoon at throe o'clock, were evidently hi-jackcrs and that Bank. .-•• .,:•.,,... i LOSTT^ FOR 8ALE. iflcials describing what the commit- down n mile of it Is about $750. .vhen a program will bo given show- Southjjtreet, Red Bank, was given they were laboring under the false • .DESK WANTED. " . Tan overcont and scarf on Tuesday One sot of heavy double {arm liarnesi, • r for her husband Tuesday night of Wanted at once, flat' top - desk, chain fnorntnff on numsnn rood, between River reversible dim hg»ow, and slxteeh-barrel tee would do to bring about the Xhe public utilities commission of ng' French and Spanish influences impression that hehad hooch in his avonuo nnd Seubrleht, F. 1e investigated. The letter was in The neVly revised by-laws of tbe ing. Tho guests were Mrs. Millard and Frank Ingleso of Long Island . . HOUSE FOR- RENT. Trimble of Bolford.i Mr. and Mrs, At S4 Wharf avenue; six rooms. Apply DINING ROOM SUITE FOR SALE. FORTSAITB.. '•• „ ~7 ~ townera living in Middietown town •osponse to one.sent.by Mr. Bob-:lub will bo .read at the next meet- City were married last Saturday at Theodore Wilson, 28 Wharf avenue. Red Ton-plcce illnin-r room aulte* In qUA^ Edward Johnson of Ocean City, Mr. A latao two-homo aprlm wnson oapsble. fehip who nre benefited and the irts in which he nsked why tho ng on Friday of .next week, . the town hall by Recorder William Hunk. .•:•-. -. . , terod oak, for snlo; In excellent condl. ot carrylnn fourteen batroU; Isrire slse and Mrs. Henry Marks and Mr. and tion. Mrs. Froit Mntthows, 187 Montnouth hay shclvlnsa and a l)uj»y as tood a» ; jother hall bo met by beneficiaries •ailrond company should not be An anonymous gift of four vol- J. Poulson. • SEED POTATOES FOR SALE •twiejjjjled nnnk. _ '.••'• Mrs. Charles Marks of Jersey City, Duo this week, all varieties'. Baclnalu- new. EiUvnnl Btllwtll, Bvcjett, N, J. ' ' - . b£ the improvement living in the ompellcd~to 'make this improve- mes of essays has been made to pt Bros., Wharf avenu«,-^ed Bank* Phone FURNISHED BUNOALOW WEW HOUSE FOR SALE. ' * borough. It was said that the cost meiitl ho literary department of the club Mr, and Mrs. Frank Scott and Mr. J75, Red Bank. . ' ' ''. . '. at Little.Silver for sale; flvo rooms, lot Six ruom» and bnth; nil traprovementttii and Mrs. William Scott of Fair GOxlOO, nenr river; bont included In sale; ..arneo, lurdenl prloe |S,OO0. tetmst in. to each proporty owner would Edgar A. Seaman,.who regulates o be offered as a prize for the-best WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. ;_ . INCUBATOR' FOR SALE. prlco $2,2E0, W. A. Hopping. 40 Broad Estontown. T. Elnood Bnytler. Broad View, Mrs. Euretta Cheney of Pfalf io~State~ tncubatorr—260-eig—slia i atreeti-Red-Bonk. ' ' amount to about $3 per lot.-Beforo raffic on the drawbridge which ex- upil in third-year Latin at the high TEAM OF HORSES FORlALgT excellent condition: .'price $10. Phone atroet, Eivtontowii. W. J., phono 2U«-R. , •• Chapel Hill, Mr. and Mi's. Theodore A baraaln. Fred D. Wlkon Co., IU.1 SHR~EWSBURY RIVER PROPERTIES. the improvement can bo undertaken tends from Riimson to Brown's chool. Announcement of the gift J)«nk. Mlrtdlotowr. «4C-F-21. .', ; , Scott 'and '.Walter Scott of Fair Have n number of homes nnd vacant lots At Besttle; Park, live Worn bungalow on both »municipalities affected. mu8t Dock in Middletown township, was 'as made by Miss Florence Kridcl, FOR SALE. \VORK HORSE~pfflt SALE. on both shores ot the river;. nlso,tho South Hvir; both wltk shower, open Areplaci;'- Haven, and Mrs. Phoebe Sherman, Work single or double; also a three-tube Shrewsbury | both for salo and ront. . W iraa, electricity, oarage, threo, minutes' hdopt -ordia'ances. Draiiupineu are ppointed a special policeman wlth- ihairman of the literary depart- A TJodec tondstcr. Phono 1370-J, Hc(T radio. Apply to John Brown.' Chnoel Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Asay, Mrs. Dank. A. Hopplnjf, Red, Bnnk, walk to station, fhoha Red Bank* gap. • )}ow. on'^ttantic avenue,'but it is iut,salary at tho request of the ment, at a meeting of the depart- on Mra. Bodlno farm. ! Barbara Heyer and Marion/Scott • BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE. NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE. BLUE ENTCREL CABTRANOE. "• tiaid tha.fffioy are too small. Af- county board of freeholders. Mr, ment Monday. Very, cheap, Cnll at 35 Irvlns place, LOCUST POSTS fOR SALE. Six rooms nnd bath, air Improvements i Throe-burner ua» rante, wkh broiler of Bed Bank, Rtd iBank. Ffftfc-seven 'tcet' sawitd looust posts; two minutes' wnlk from bin line! S5.0P0 nnd porcelain drip pnn, in fine condition* ter Heavy storms the street Is eaman hauls in autoists who vio- The author studied at this meet- also Qrecn Mountain potatoes, Bernard Terms. T. Elwoml Snyilcr, Broad street f VEL1E COUPE , _„„.. Warneker. Everett. N. J. I'lionn Had Bnnk 1820, or call 76 Me. flooded.. ' lato .the speed, laws and other ing was M.iss Agnes Repplier. Miss For particulars call Fort Hancock1 152, Eatontown, pltone 2136-K. I.nrcn strcot, corner of William atreat, Bed MOTOR LAW FINES. Quarters H. FORD FOR SALE,- SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE" ; Bnnk. Some of the officinls of High- motor vehicle laws. The freeholders Kridel opened the meeting by read- Pord touting car for, salsi price »7G, FOUR COWS AND A TRACTOR In Fair Huven, with nil Improvements) cfn ^^ FARM BARGAIN, $3,200. ": lands asked porihission to dump antod his authority extended so ing a letter from Miss Repplier, in Recorder Foulson Collected $7,150 Thomna Manson ft 8on,,Drummond place, Pearl Bti-ccl, between Main" strmt ond tho £Iixhtecn acres, lino alx-room hou#a, lo>0 1 for sale; also a volico lion pucpy for tale. Red. Bank. Phone 4.4G-J. ' river. Garauc, room for one car. Inquire garbage from thitt place at a place hat Mr. Seaman could make ar- which was quoted Amiel's saying , in Red Bank in 1924. D. B. Sofftl. Bed Uaiik, it. J. cntod at Tlnton Falls. This la- a bargain. "tho function of;an essay Is to pro- FOR SALE OREXCHANGE. ^ of E. 31. Wllber, Fair Hnvcn, N. J. Easy term), quick, Bee Qhnrles Dresser, in tho township' known, as Locust ests on the Middletown side of tho FLATS FOR-RENT. - 1921 Essex touring cat or would con- 119 West Front street, phone 623, Rod Monmouth county ranks fifth, in Brown's srocery storey- Leonardo^N. J. COLONIAL HOUSE FOR SALE. ridgc. mote reflection." This, Miss Kri- sider trading; for roadster. Matthew Centrnl locntlon,. fix roomn and bath, Sank, Grove, near Highlands. For come the etate'in the amount of fines col- Flva rooms, $14. On bua" llnfe* -^ Schuett, 868-J Ited Bank'. 1 del stated, summed up the object of open nrepificc, ntctm heat, frarnge, pos- "MEAT GRINDER FOR SALE; r. time past garbage from" Highlands Committecman Eobert N. Seeley lected for violation of motor vehicle GEESE EdGS-FOR HATCHING. WHEN MOVING CALL RED' BANK ll\i'. »es»lnn at onco. W. A. liooplng, 49 issay writing in a nut shsll., 1 has . bcon deposited there. The 1 Port Monmouth voted for tho laws. In 1924 there was collected Ella H. Collahan, Cbnpc! Hill, N. J. Wlllism Docker & Eon, local and Ionit Broad street, Eed Bajlk, phone 301, Royal meat 8i-!ndfiT,~~one.querttr "horit* Miss Kridel read a poem by Miss Phone Atlantic Highlands T1-R. Alstsnco moving, baggage.and expreas. S7 power;-In perfect condition! coat 1140; fcommitteemen said this matter ippointment of Mr. Seaman as » in the county $29,406. This is an , SALESMEN WANfED. will acIL cheap. Arnone Bros., oorner< epplier, Miss Adelaide Williams DAY'S WORK WANTED. M«ple avenue. Red Hank.* TWD or three good mon for local aales- properly should come before the pecial oflicdr, as did all the other increase, of $4,468 over 1923. Be- Woman would like ilay'» work clean- Shrewsbury avenue and Ktvet street, R«4 cad the essay, "The Grocer's Cat" • FOR RENT! rnen, For particulars apply to Mr, Bay-Hunk. 1 board of health nnd that it would lommitteenien, but Mr. Seeley corder William J. Poulsori of Red ig, 149 Lelghton avenue. Red Bank. Three room floor .MB-,and four room nrd, Conaolidntcd Gna Company, ' Long HOME FOR SALE. ind Mrs. Louis L. Millar gave a WANTED. . Branch otHce. Jven\ngs, 7 [00 to 0:DO. be considered at the board of riticised some of the acts of Mr. Bank was the leading fine collector floor 12B..'Centrally located, IniiuWe 14 Beautiful home, sevon room4, ahd bath,' ketch of Miss Kepplier's life, Double barrel shotgun; itate prlca''and Riverside avenue. Rod Bank. ' ; LOT FOR "SALE'."" all Improvements; itarage, ehlokert houses, health meeting Friday night of, tills' camon. -He snid the.hridgo tend- in the county. His total for the make. BOK 44-C, Eatonlown, N. J. garden; fine lot; $3,800. T. Elwood 8ny- • gjiiir"essays"~Wers contributed MAN •WANTS^VORK Lot 40x144 ,for sale on Drummond traot, \veel:. r'had'held up autoists who did year \vas~ $7^150.T Elmer G: Wain- ._ ^ALSIKE CLOVER'FOR-SAfE. doing house cleaning and taking can otEn«t Suntet avomic, Wost Rtd Bank: >ldi> dor, Broad street, Eatontown, N. J, phone Miss Edith Honigmany.-Mrs. 3. loose alslke clover hsy lor ialt.--wv-8i Inwns and-»U kinds, of little Jobs. Phone \falk and sewer. Prlto 8(150, part cash 2130-n, • -_ v • Alter much discussion the com- ot exceed the speed laws and had right collected $1,869, Edward W. owles Andrus, Mrs. I. H. Gilhuly, Broy, Holmdel, N. J. Thonn 27-J. Red Bank 629-J. at B:tib'K M." ' Restricted. Phone Red.Bankt-f83.M._ ' - - POSIT ION WANTEfi " "' mittee passed the first and second et' other antoists who did. violate •Wi30 $696 and Charles R. D. Fox- Miss Adelaide Williams, Mrs. Millar by noat cspable woman Vilh little girl of rcaulngs cf a building ordinance p laws go through' unmolested. well $273. ' / eleven, whsre. we would have a good homeli ind Mrs. W. T. McDowell. Mra. H. in motheness homo or rooming house. _\ihic!t\vhin- finally- adoptedjyvillre- He held me up once when I was —:—*«•«» — •' „' Address Housekeeper, 4> Oakland street, qulru until property owner to re- ibt breaking-any--law,"- exclaimed Mecklem read an anonymous Back from South Anwican Trip., lied Bank. Jr. Seeley, "and believe me if" he loom in honor oi"thT'dog"an'd"Mrs." SERVICE STATION FOR SALE bR REN11 ceive permisBion'to put tip any new Severio Peasants of Monmouth :ver, does anything wrong now I iV. H. Stair lead a prose poem writ- 1,000 feet frontase on highway at Middle-, luik'ing costing more "than $200 or street has returned home from a town, good hulldlne with living aocommo- going to-hold him up." en by a friend. odatlons, fully euvilpped, good business, to du a'ny repair work costing more five months' business trip to South At the April meeting of the lit- long lease term. Star ncal estate, phone . than that amount. The charge for Committeeman Edwin L. Beek« America for the Sigmund .Eisner Hod Bunk 1707. rary department Robert Louis ; a permit, regardless of tho cost of man stated that Miss Louise Hart- company of Red Bank and.for sev- STILL FOR SALE. ' ;. tevenson will bo the subject of A Norwood fifty gallon still, complete the work to be done, will be $1. home of Widdletown village had eral New York and Philadelphia iscussion and his essay, "An Apol- with condenser, separator and all valves flhe building inspector has not yet :alled him up on the telephone to concerns. Mr.-Pessante stopped at nnd eolls, all copper. Cost $660, will sell, >gy for Idlers" will be studied. been appointed. The object of the nake a complaint about two large Rio' do Janeiro, Montevideo and for J25O. . Uioil very Illtle, O. D. VYIokei; The art department will have lift Riverside avenue, End Bank, (ordinance is not to regulate build- Russian -wolfhoirnds owned by Dr. Buenos Aires. '• ^ i . 'FOR RENfr~; ~~ ings but to provide Assessor Ed- JeSada, who owns the "Nate Field" harge of a meeting' at the club- 1 Sevm room h.eu>o, all Improvements t jward E, Snyder with a list of all 'arm at Nutswamp, • Mr. Beekman louse next Monday night at which MEAT MARKET-38 Monmouth Street barn, garase; oto,, on ooncrsta'roadt-Keans*>- Married by Mayor White. burg; fauisea pass e^ety' half hour. '• Jo* .feew buildings and alteration-jobs aid that Miss Hartshorne had .n illustrated lecture on "The Good Miss Jennie GranaldraiTdTPranTt" < wire B. F. Allen, C« Mechanic atrett, Rid ^o that he. can include them In his old him that Dr. DaSada's dogs irriall Garden" will be given.. All -high-a ent«et^^^ Bank, or tolcphono Red Dank BO. ' ' Dimercuro, both of Red Bank, -were vji&essments. The question of reg- lad killed a dog owned by Miss ersons who are interested have married last Thursday afternoon at Child's tortojie shell classes and easel jtilating the ilze and strength of lartshorne and had - killed,: dogs ie£h invited, regardless of. whether the.town hall by Mayor William H. case has Dr. Strauahn'a name on it. Lost - .{building? was talked over at great lwned by several residents of hey are club members or not. Tuesday F. M. between Irvine place and R. White, It waj the first weflding length and was voted down. It 'hompson's Hill, near 'Middletown high school. Finder please return to Clay- ' ceremony performed by Mayor ton & Mates'*, or esll 072-W. Bed Bank. -. jwas also voted not to require'plans •Hinge. Mr.- Beekman said the RED BANKERS IN PRISON. Phila Scrapple "HOUSE FOR RENT. White. for specifications to be filed. logs had also killed twelve swan At Baattlo Park, als rooms, with bath, | The committee voted to join with in Oliver.W. Holton's Twin Brook ichatd Allen Geti Two to Se,ven extension aim porch and laundry, break- Card of Thanki. fast nook, open Artplaee, gas, electricity, Jfiie governing bodies of several farm near Middletown vil- Years for Shooting: at Man. By this method we desire to garage, river privileges: throe minutes .father municipalities in making a lage. Mr. Beekman ' said some Richard Allen, a Red Bank walk to ntntlon. Phnno Red Bsnk 2(0. thank those who in any way, either FOR SALET : night in the courts against the in- olks were afraid lest the dogs at olored youth, who recently pleaded by .-word or deed, Tielped to lighten Beef Liver A netr Blssell double action tandem creased assessments made by the ;ack children. The clerk was in- ;uilty to shooting at Julian Scott, the burden caused by the lengthy disc harrow for tractor use J can ba' Monmouth county "tax Hoard., itructcd to 'write to Dr. DeSada /as sentenced to state prison last changed over to dun! purpose, dlia harrow sickness of our daughter and r month, efforts and words cannot express without interest.' Open eveninss, Lauter ' JBelford from digging up that street aid there must be some mistake oat but missing his body,^ how thankful we. are to them. We Piano eomesny, 40 Monraouth atreet, Rtd .bout Mr. Bcekman's complaint, Roy Hicks, another Red Bank Bank, ' . • ••-.-, Bo as to remove the tracks. How- are also thankful to Mr. Monroe ] HIGH CLASS BTjNCXLliwToSraALEr ' • .ind not bought the trolley trncks'at roiivonient. Also tho pall bearora Monmouth street, Rcil Flank, , - iles. The clerk wns instructed to ill hold nn adjourned meeting next •ell but hnd misinformed tho Mid- mid those who so kindly loan.d Chuck Steak ,. . PURSE LOST;^ : uesday night to act on tho ordl- -illotown officinls. Mr. Schlichting olify Abram E. Lewis, owner of cars. Small nrown leather purse lost Thursday ; anco regulating taxlcabs. The Mareh 8th, on Briisil street. Red Bsnk, • .also stated nt that time thnt ho he trolley line, tn lake up tho Her Children, . atter wns to hnvo como up Mon- contalnlni sun ot money and rosary beads. -would attend the meeting last •nrts at tluit place within two —Advertisement. Finder may keep money but return roiarr luy night, but it was deferred bo- , ^ i^ beadii Io Miss Nellie M«t«, numson, N, J., IThursdny night to ask permission to eeks or tho township would do it nso three councllmcn were' nb- CardofiThanki. or tilicmt 181, llumion, N. 1. t memories I ritull, but Ilk. n»w. PrJ» |J|>», Th» prlti Ini F*tm Sold (or $4,000. As a face so full nf lunshlns eludts bsneh. cover ami a liberal supply fJFalr View. ' llckom. Mr. Ivlns received ro- Wnlcott JlroR,, moil and fgrllllicr And • smile for one anil all, of mnito'rMlf of your own a.lioilon. >' Tlio Knit Kenniiburg civic nsso- tM to tho lulvertliomont up until You sra nnt forgotten. Mother near, All Steaks Vary, sissy Isrris, ,and remsmblr, wt do onion nt Knlontown, liavo sold ^fcUtlon lent « latter to the commll- liiturday nml nnys ho could have Anil rifvaf will you lief not•"•;;«•• (nU««t. :Monn Op«n utartnlngan i liolf fiirm of 2(\ ncri'D nt South For as lonir ss life sml mimorr Isst "t«e »»klnjr that the llceruo fcoa for ld ten times tlio number of O L " *" ° Inlontnwn to Yrnuk .llctlllll fat I ivltt rsmsnibir thfe, ,t»xlc«b» b» reduced from " nlckcnn ho hnil, Fonilly loved and aailly mined liy Mr y»pr to $fi » y««» nnd thnt tho com- 4|0CII. Them In n burn but »n ilmJa-hUr, ou«o on Iho prcmlscii, Tim new CHAnvortn WALDIIEIM, Fancy Fowl ' '' take «8tlon to require Uxl Fir* Rulnt Gr»p« Vln*. 4s ilirbtrt IHr«(, 4b oitnun to ch»r»«, • wncr' will build n IIOUA•»». >»'Hi dre IIRUIO'H properly on Wont llorgon • p«lr, At ll«rlow'» Army A N| y .IMVlpO Auloint to Florida. V Inco caught llro Monday «ml tho MOTORISTS! -yLMH!™!""'". Qr.st, tied BinV, «nd Mr, aiuf'Mm. Kdwurd C'orhott of cmoti woro culled out. Tile bluza Roasting Chickens /r «MOol»tlon w»nt» ««aji View, nonr Loonnrdo, left nil noon oxtlncrulihtd but not nn- WATCH OUT FOR r«(1gco(l 10 that tlio MM S«il Jlink hlilLOSTT^—^i I<|I(KI| ttondi/, thfr^. •tunlay for an «utomobll« trip to 1 a RVAPO vino, .owned by Mr. Bun- Do you know that meat It high? krib do you know that Churlfo sells th* bait Uen p|*jr iMika, "III. M.J..I, Dunk.r "IOTW*. They will t«ur Ui« itott y "Broken Laws" B«lV; Kind.! pl.H, ,.|| H«i Din, (m, ;<| mmngelo h»d boon destroyed by the •taak In town for 200 i pound :\, ' - MAECg18,1925.

HOUgES AND JU>TS FOR MU. , WIRE WHEEL SERVICE. ROOF LEAK? ; t • ENGUSH BULL DOG FOR SALE. , TYPEWRITER FOR SALE. BALED HAY. At Wvir JMaaa, BltUr, T.lcphott. Bad Wire wheels rsb Hit. John H.nsen, 41 II so, now is the time to have It ra- Wonderful specimen, highly pedfcreed; Underwood, price 17* Phone Bed Baok Oood tlmothr and clov«r br bait or tea. faring ntntanta . , iVANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Bank 10B4.. ' •• I ' Wilt front itnrt, iedBank. Phons 78-B% paired: Jut phono B«d Dank 1408 and iry reasonable i won two blue ribbons at •6-M before ,9:00 A. M., or write Mil. H. Taylor, Willow Brook Farm, XviNtt monthi'onthi'»' »traona!-a 1 k for the roof doctor. ' t dog show. Phone" Eatontown 2I02-J. . E. Woodward, River avenue and West iad. Bed Bank, phons Htddlitown propmles |q I (Conllnusd (tpm prtoso:iAg sag*,) " SRSlMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS. HORSE CUPP BRFSHARPENEDT^' prtl|r O Gobbler md two hini- good Iinidin. BaUifaotlon nai anU.d. B. A. Hlfkey, SECOND-HAND CLOTHES BOUGHT. LOOK ALONG STATE ROAD. •reet, Rumson, N. J. IU-P-2. ties, I, wiliami Intiriiti 3NE-HORSE FARM WAGON FOR SALE. •WJlkur jjicksmaim, W»te* street, Tinton Everett, H. J. phoi e Mlddletown 788-F.82, Men's only; must be In good condition, 1 have* tor Bale a one*atory concrete APARTMENTS FOR RENT. and hMlfhie.keri into era ' George H. Lohsen, Biltof d. H. J. ' galls, H. J. ; - 'all at L Kerber's, l«JS Montsonth street •ad sUnd, site 20x80 feat, -lot 60x100; Elghty-ncra firm, A-*l large honss and Four to six rooms and bath; all lmpravs- Jflntir Parti Eight room wnl PAINTlF G SERVICE. led Bank, phone »72^J 2,41)0, 12,000 cash, balance mortgage. tlful groundl. 1(0,000. SnUli „„. PARAOUS CUTTr«l» WANTED. Interior or nlir or. painting and dicor- itbulldini*B. in good condition; all lenls and heated. A flna location for l Co Oharles O, Xaonard, Uncroft, , O. F. HILL. FOR,SALE laleb Luker. nhona 76-F-81, Kesniburg. :ocked-; $12,000. Terms. Addresa Owner, uslness, on Mechanic and Broad strasU. Jadan orange tries, $1,200. UiUsy,! plumbing, heating and tlnnlnr In alatlngl ; competent 1 orknen, beat material) homt, < largs work br day w o mUact. Fhona 812-M, Bailroad avenue,' Beltord, (rontane loll HOUSE FOR RENT. , rawer M, Red Bank. ' ipply to Land and. Losu Co., la East Front rounl, iif.lsi.... branchea. ' S4 Weatilda avenue, Ead Bank, eet by 140 (est deep; facing two avonuti. Half double house at 219 Maple arenne, treet. Rtd Bank. * - 7~.- ...|7,600. l besutlfu'i hdmsslt.. laoJ.-i FURNISHED ROOM TCTRENT. phona lalB. Inmson. HUDSON RIVER BLUE STONE i. 0, Baker. All Itnproviainti, <> UndtD Pitts-. »«d Price 11,000. Caleb L. Luker, Belford, x rooms, .bath and la/ge attlo; all tm- >r drivewsys, ,$6.00 per cubic-yard dellr- . HOUSE ON STATE taQHWAYT""" ALL KINDS OF TEAM WORK DONE,~ HOUSE ON HUDSON AVENUE, 'bon. 76-F-31, Keansbarg. -|' rovements; also garage snd gardens. H. Bank, ill* Improvementisi price 18,000. P. F. ed.ln or near Red Bank. Larger sites One of the finest'at Shrswsbury; par- gardena plowed, cellara dug, ate. James lmprovainanti!i prlea 18,000. P. GARAGES A SPECIALTY. ' :. Patterson, 220 Maple avenue, Red Bank. T concrete work: Collins Brothers, tele- u«t floors, ten rooms; two bathrooms, ' Salesman I -The Dayton 8el H. RtlXllU, , corner ol Monmouth and Furl : ! Riorfsn, Strewabury, N. J., pbone Red I build garages.from 1100 up. Let mo - POLICE DOGS FOR SALE. lone Keansburg .26. wo-csr garage, an sera of land; prlee • teildent nun'for ill of remoremoviv r ot de-sd anlcaak, Bid Sank. Teh. Bank ,1628-H. ' treeti," Iitd Banld or pbone 447-B, or l O-80.B, 7 . iow you some of the many. I have built. One imported wolf grey male, very ILORED WOMAN WISHES POSITION 19,000. F. F. Kennedy, corner of Hon- county to eelt their comjlats llni of •bone • FURNISHED ROOM * FOR RENT, Ba|->h B. Blck«ls, carpenter nod builder, 81 :entle, at S7G,. and one black femile at dny'a work or any kind of work or nouth and Fearl streets. Bed Bank, or trta coffee rallls and meat choppin. MAINfe SP.ED POtATOtS. WOVIfD BOARD UcLann street. Red' Back. . . . machines and computing acifis." ' 24 Wharf Xargt front bedroom,: furolahed,' with i!5? both are ^registered in American Ken- 111 do dish washing; willing-and obllg- hone 447-R or 162Q.R. • . — - - , Any quanllty, ' M. V. Brown, 24 all Improvements; alao garage, Phona Red ilddla agid earpi nter reuonabla for a FOR SALE, RED BAN8C, lelClub. George Loqer. Keansburg, ft. J. ig. References, Apply 16 Maxwell are- FARM FOR SALE. need (e 4 car saltabls T WITH FLOWERS.1 est of Hintelmann's Corner or address ^DONT wAix-mbfc «. y 4; ohone Mlddletown 276-M. larage, ehlckea ' t buss. ion* 12J6-W, latchwork qutlt, old pictures, odds atid FAMILY LAUNdttY WORK. When you want to bnyi jsnt. o» ••! 'Reds. Rocks, Whit* Leghorns; Hagfe and tea Bank. Ph. Nothing oould' be more appropriate and >x 53, Rumson,'N. J. CT— — LA*vi'N-SEED - - Simplex brooders. - Yannond Poultry Farm, nds of very old thlngB.—MrsrArD. Conn.' Trthlng»6weKomeasfl6e}sril)o5T8rthl»6~weKomeasfl6«e}sril)o5UeT8f ftunIly_iraib,^»«U_J|Ot_ai86adJj3t,J6IlbUtdJ propirtl.a, you Spirt'1»V«'to'-•••"-'•••--"*• 'er. New Monmouth, N. J. POSlftON WANTED^-MALE. ~ unds. It cents; rough dry wash, s osnta UlTD^KilfBliIjrniaT,J«r*mTWii53Fo«[ The best—any- all kinds i ratui rtasomble. Andtrion eatlmata. RalRalph B.iBlcMaBBl , earpestar and price 83.000. P. F; Kennedy, corner of Bought, sold, exchanged, stored. Clean- ddrtss John Wisniowskl, box 64, Hesd- real estate business, Kmnedy insuru Bed Bank. i, 'ront street. Rid Bank, phona 201, x Brothers, phono, KedJJank ^04. builder, Reed Bank. Monmouth' and Pearl streets, Red Bank, ig and'repairing a specialtyo Hand wash- en's Corner, Red Bank. nouses and loans money on: bohds' MC or'phone' 447-K,' or 1520.R. ig at lowest rates. Prompt service. 8 CARPENTER JOBBING 1 FOR SALE. ( s -. TEAM DRIVER WANTED. ABY CHICKS A"ND HATCHING ECGS. mortgsges. p. p. Kennedy, cornsr. ut, LABCFS.ERS WANTED. , Team driver wafted, must be •familiar 'ruroroond place. Red BanH. phone 104 4-R. J competent man In any branch of work. Monmouth and Pearl streets, lied B 'lonmouth County forms. ...Edwsrd RESTAURANT NOW OPEN. Four varieties: Burred Plymouth Rocks, la job too'Iarge or small to receive prompt ^-.L-iW-"-* wa Dbed also man to drive trae» Hayes, opposite railroad station; Tclcphom with local territory^ 'Apply at yard, J. N. ivlng returned, from.my trip, I will CARPENTER AND BUILDER. 'hlta Plymiuth, RockB,, Jersey Black or phone 447-R. or 1620-B, , ' '•- tor. Apply tjo John Bennett,' fdremin, lance, coal deal.!, Shrewsbury avenue, ttention. SBah cord and- slaxlng. ;EBtU _^ MONEY FOR FARMERS. ,.*! Bed Bmk 1042.W. . .'• J / in my restaurant at 82 Wall street, General repairing, estimates given on . White I.euhorns; al«o eustom ates furnished. Screens a specialty, Shrewsbury RlVcr Countfr Club. 1 Bed Bsnk. • \ " • II kinds of buildings,* blue prlnti fur- The Federal Land Bank, ths only fans' BONE MEAL Bank, Sunday, March 22d. Alljiome- •tchlng. F. W. Hyatt, Colt'a Neck, N. J. rices right. C. H. Bennett, 127 Mon. -TWO FURNlf.HED ROOMS FOR RENT. lade coajrfng; It._HugheB;^^ . • ^ shed; prices reasonable, all work guaran-' 'hone Freehold 107-F-2. ->- , a' mutual bank, ths net earnings ,f which Bloom hut and electrlo • light!/ Aptly •hctp,manure, lime and la' \seidi imma- ttOST eed. A. G. Goff. phone Red Bank »2C-M. louth street; Red Bank, phona 124-B. go back to tha fanner who bor-owa tu' 78. Monmouth. street. Bed Bank;. dlnte' delivery. M. V. " 84 Wharf latwaen Eatontown, anil Red Bank a black I ATTRACTIVE ROOMS FOR RE"NT. FOR RENT, ON MAPLE AVENUE. BUNGALOWS .FOR, SALE. ~~~noney, Joans .money to farmer! oa flnt ' FORD fcoUPE FOR. SALE; avenue, Red Bank. • Boston bag containing two safety ratora. All modern conveniences; also connect- WANTED BY COUPLE. Modern cottnee, seven rooms, tile bath, Kew bungalows, five rooms .up, located bond .and morigaje at 6 Mi per cent ll i ;In'. excellen f condition : reasonable. Ad- Please'return to (U Broad street; Eaton- ing rooms' for bed and sitting rooms, cither Couple, no children, wish to rent a four- :am celling, Tircplace, cathedral rtlass; good residential section ot Fair Ka* est to pay of! mortgages, debts, trix .""• . FURNISHED Ri . sn first or second floor.' Mrs. Brower, 84 oom bungalow, furnished, in the ,vicinity dress E. IJ.> lb L. Luker, Belford, 75-F-31 Keans louses, garden, strawbsrrles, grapes; near RUMSON ROAD WINTER HOMl! • Will pay highest [market prices for fowls FOR SALE. iven. Alfred Sander, Seven-Bridge road tatlon, stores, school. Inquire Mls», TxXOON HOUND PUPS FOR SALE. . FOR SALE AND KENT. 1 urg. ^^ .. • ox 65. Little Silver, N. J, • for Bale or rent: a fine aumraer or wlniir- lid" broilers, Gall or write Alex. Zwlckl. Some fine Imported flat coated English Irailly, nesr Hailet postofflct. or write to home, hot water heat, at the stashon, PR1 • /Also' Bonio partly broken dogs. Inquire Good bargains on homes and. lota. Will U North Broadws J -etriever poppies and 'grown dogs; also MAN WANTS POSITION. at A. B. Bennett's, Vandcrburg. N. J, make appointment. ' Call Sweeney A Hace, y. Long Branch, fy. -* USED CARS FOR SALE. '..0. B°» 183. Union. Union Co.. N. J.. the Rumson road, five minutes from depot hone 1600. lome farm machinery cheap. Bryan, Port* Married roan, middle aged, wants steady Ford roadster, 1923; Ford tou;in*r, ""AVArtJ-llNGTON ASPARAGUS ROOTS. realtors.. Beabrlght 817. , iti-Peek. Long Branch. N. J. position on estate or 'farm; thoroughly LLOYD FRANCIS, or ocean: fourteen rooms, seven bedrooini«. ; BUFF ORPIN' STONS 123; Dodge coupe, 1021, three passenger; Eeneral eontractor-and builder. Porch cn- two baths, three toilets, large dining- . BO.OjDO larKe' two-year-old roots (or sale. ANDREW J..H1LL. : UPHOLSTERlNa :ompctcnt; best references furnished. WIN Paper hanging and decorating) Interior Beat strain; abc ut.SOlijIt Orpingtons; Issex coach; late 1024. balloon tirea. osures; Jobbing promptly attended to; room,.butler's psntry. reception ball, par-' r«t(i. WcClfoa Farm, Keansburg, N. J. Upholtterlng and relnlshlng of all kinds ion Smith, Itcld'i Lane, Far Rockaway, lor, kitchen, coal and gas range on flrif I . J. O. ESCHELBACH A SON. andiexterior painting.. 14 Wortbley atraet. will sell at a sacblflce. Can to aeen at •I. Y. ' . ludnon ilEssex, Broad and Third streets, itimates cheerfuUy furnished. 45 Linden Red Bank. Phone 1416. . 518 Ninth avenue* Belmar, N.' J.J or call of .furniture. Frank Howard, 121 West' !eyport, N. J.. phone 198. ilace. Bed Bank.' Residence White rord. floor, cement basement under whole homer :|2B West Front street. Red Bank, phone Belrnur (55, Front street, Red Bank, phone, shop 800-J; LOTS FOR SALE. Upper Broad Btreet, Shrewsbury, rf. J,electric lights and gas; grounds 50xlSO' MONEY TO LOAN—18,000 residence 800-W, Red Bankj Four desirable lots, on the north side of HOUSE FORRENT, feet. Rent. Jr,200 lyear: sala pr,l •.I27t). Auto accessories end vulcanising. REAL (BARGAINS. 'urnlshed or unfurnished: seven rooms, Phone 073. Red Bank. Window screens. on first bond and mortgage after April FOR SALE. liver street, between Lctffhton and Pintard rr $14,000. half cash. C. Hall Fscker, Phi TYPEWRITETYPWTE RR HEADQUARTHEADQUARTERSERST; •10th, or will divide In smaller aUma, Tele- Fire dogs and lire screen, excellent con- •very modern convenience; delightful HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE, 'Typewriters re A. aet of four wheels, eighteen inches In -.venues; each 37^x160. Price reasonable. ielshborhood; $70 monthly furnished, tS6 120, Seabrlght. nted, 'bought and sold. phone 1207-R, litd Bank. ' dltion, fS.OO; alnirie bed, spring and mat- Apply to Owner, 118 River street. Bed Houses for rent, furnished or unfur- rfrul)ln*a, 88 ltrupd atr_et. Red Bank. diameter, three-inch tread; suitable for 1 '--furnished. Edward VV. Llntner. fi West r flf'a C8 ll d tt Rd B k tress, 14.00; child's crib, drop aide, (4.00, Bank._ _^ ^ lished, by year or season; bouses and bun- POULTRY SUPPLIES. ' 7'\ 1 HAVE/ SEVERAL LOTS ALONQ low down wacon. ' 62 - South street. Red aln street. Free|iold, M. Jt. [alows for' sale, all improvements, f4,80O Wanted—To prove to you that Dr. H«a; 'T""* FOR'SALE CHEAPl '• ' the state joad for sale) also a nice five- 'hone-897-R. I.ndy's black* coat, size 40; all allk lined. Bonk. ' Call after 6:00 P. W. "HOUSE ON BRANCH AVENUET MAN WANTS^WORKT tp. Desirable building lots, Apply Post- Poultry Pan-a-ce-a will taka 'care of your room bungalow. Caleb L. Luker, Belford. .. TWO LOTS FOR SALE, \ team heat; garage for four cars; two lots, naster Tred F. Dennis, Fair Haven, N. J.', Heart and Clay itneti, Fair Haven. N. J. One 7.0*201) apd the other 50x200, OIL STOVEFOR SALE. ;s-caretaker on private estate; understands little chick ailments. Get a package of -Pan«j T r Phone 76-F-31 Keanabnrg. v. wonderful buy 'for $8,000. P. P. Ken or phone Red - Bank 660-R. (Licensed Y ~WAiH**NCS At HOME 'earl atAet, Fair Haven; water..electricity Florence automatic three-burner oil awns and flowers thoroughly and make a-ce-a from your dealer. Add It to tha ra-i , JAMES SODEN. Btave,—«hltft._cnomeJed.-top.- and -canopy; |imse!f—gonora.ll)-—usoful—around—the tfrokerO . » tion, one teosj>oonful to every thirty or oei-wlIU(to-out-(lolni!-day's_work^—Violet contrtntor and builder; sir kinds of lob. nil* gal on strseti Address- Lots,~drawei trcets, Red Bank, or phone 447-R, or DU dloy,^l-3_Central avenue, Red Bank. • .: Red Bank. ? - used one month: cost 145, will sell for rounds: good references. Lorlng Schulzll, REAL ESTATE. blng done. Dealer in building, material. 25. Coll Eatontown 2133.R. 520-B.- Men street. Itutnaon, N. J, Going to Europe, will sacrifice Colonial about indigestion, bowel trouble!, . leg* ""^FLOORS CLEANED~AND^FINiSHED. • James Soden. Llncroft, N. J. GARACiE BUILDER. weakn'ess and gapes. Fan-a-ce-a takea .Old and new floors. M. Springsteen* 47 THREE LOTS FOR SALE. STATE HIGHWAY FARM BARGAIN" . SPLENDID HOME FOR*SALET~ [welling, six rooms and, bath, hot water WANT, TO BUY Will build you ajgarage of cement blocks Sixty acres, eight room house, barns, teat, tile mantel and hardwood floors; lut care of all that. Remember, when you; c street, Red Bank. Pbone 1B8J.M. 'or 8200fvlll funtioh estimates" for larger Ono on Thomas . nvenuo, near Broad Freehold, $6,000, $750 cash down, bftl- use Fan-a-ce-a our responsibility doea nofti chickens and ducks; will psy best price. street, one on West Front street and one .pple orchard, brooks; between Tinton Falls co easy terms; six nice rooms, bath, hot i0x200 fest, with two-car garage. Give LEMSUTPHEN, Phone S86-M,'Red Bank, or call 1i Bridga sizes. George Sasrtlet, P. O. box SOS, md Colt's Neck; sacrifice {8,000, caih end until you are .as,ti»fled that it Is a' Rumson, N. J. ; . • •' at Falrfleld Gardens. , Carl J. Diet:, 123 :ld colld wateratr,, -nenew heater;; large cornecerr me an ofTer, Edward Hayes, ~ opposite profitable Investment. There ar« to ben^l vnm haghangingg aannd decorating. 1888 MMe- avenue. Red Bnnk. B. Adler. Weat-Front street, Red Bnnk. 4,000.. Fino house. Telephone 623, Red t 60x160. Edward W. Llntner. railroad Btatlon. Telsplono Red Bank ohjjnlo atreet, Red Bank. Phone 11411141-WW , CASH PAID Bank. " -. West 1042-W. chick ailments, no backsets In your flock ^ JERSEY BLACK GIANTS.. .. "EXPERT AUTOMOBILE WASHER' Main street, Freehold, N. J. otherwise, return ths; empty paekaga to! Tj&OCK AND BULKHF-Alf"BUlLDEk. , Baby chioka. Betting eggs—the heaviest for falaalsio teeth, der.tal gold, platinum, dla- STAND ON STATE HIGHWAY? : '-diamond and magneto now In charge of the •sash itand a* the AUTOMOBILES, • HOUSES FOR RENT. « 7our dealer and get your money back. For> - '.Portable ducks and Bonn a spuclnlty. and faatest growing fowl known; good.layq larded jewelry. Boro Busses, Inc. Globe Court and He- Splendid business location*, three rooms ire subject to (ire, theft and 4o sccldcnts Several at Red Bank, Rumson~and Fair Ice—use Dr. Hess Louse Killer. For* A. .3. White. 28 Oakland atreet, Red Bank, era.. Blaovolt, Holmdel, H, J. points.. Holie Snultlng 4 Refining Co, Ot. ind a stand; price 11,800. P. F. Ken- sego, Michigan. . shanlo atreet Get your car washed hi], nuslnjt damage to property and Joss o. Haven. If you cant see- anything you Diarrhea—use Dr. "(fess White Diarrhea. FOR SALE. HARDY PLANTS FOR SALE. In town. Service guaranteed. tedy, corner of Monmouth and Pearl ife. Protect yourself against these con want In. my advertisements, see me and Remedy. Sold by Fred' -D. Wikoff . Co^ Plymouth Hock hatching me: Wilbur Hardy phlox, Iris and other hardy plants. FRED •lUADDALENA, trcets, Red Bank, or phone 447-B, or .IngencioB. Doremus & Taylor, room 9, will Bhow you something, that you want. West Front street, Red-Bank. dealer In aecond Hand furniture. Bought MAN AND-WIFE WANTED 520-R. D&okomonn, Water street, Tlnton Mrs. John L. Harrlaon, 180 Catherine as gardener and housekeeper on farm near Soglstcr building. Eed Bank. '. F. Kennedy, corner of Monmouth and and sold. Telephone Red Bank 440-J. 108 'earl streets. Red Bank or phone' 447-B, COPPERSMITH WANTED ^ 1 N..J. ' • - atreet. Bed Bant, phone 1147. Shrewsbury avenusj. Red Bank. Also [ Mlddletown. Give references and WOKCB FURNISHED BUNGALOW CORNSTALKS, POTATOES, CABBAGE GARAGE BUILDER, •~? LOTS FOR SALt. taiilea for sale. ' '.' • desired." Address Gardener and House- 'or summer'season 'or the year; four rooms 'or sale;.Green Mountain potatoes, corn, r- 1520-R. • 3for light copper work. Faspray Corpersu ind bath, sun Borch, nil improvements. 60 "Will build you a garage for, $»0. I hava several lots near high school, Bed keeper, drawer M,, Red Bank. stalks cut and tied by hand, ftrst-clssB 1> CARPENTER TOOLS FOR SALE, f tlon. Red Bank. t . ': :-.'-'j r,f Bartcls. P. 0, box .863, Rumson, Bonk. Prices right Caleb L. Luker, Bel. FCSR SALE. Weat Front street, Red Bank. The Land also chicken cabWe by tho hundred. At "Various kinds of bead planes': Dedo. Counter scale'% Fairbanks platform "COLORED MAN WISHES POSITION .fordj—PhonB~Keanaburg-75-F>31. 1- : and Loan Co.,- 10-East Front street, Red my place. . Vanilcrvccr VnnDornr Half. Hbhet_nnd^_r.ombination_plane ..of .Bte*4 HEAVY HAULING.___... 'gcales, coliiiters, JcolTee^ m[U,"- omce stool," aFmuTdj~nari on private place, 'construc- Bnnk. - HHc road, ,poatofllco Red Bank. . lows, Philllster; all good shop tools for ROOM AND BOARD. . STRAVT FOR SALE. casiiler'•' •s office- , -I£rsr . A. D. Conover, New tion work or as tonmnter. Willing and 'arpenter; going cheap. Come and set; of all klnils. Rates reasonable. Anlanod •Anyone in need of a nlco room'with Rye straw In the pale, at the barn or Monmouth. N. J. , obliging. Steady work. Apply 16 Max- HOUSE FOR RENT IN LITTLE SILVER STATE HIGHWAY ROADSTAND. on' Prospect avenue; possession at once, e.1 ;hem. Turn to * left on Sproul'a Corner Brothers, phone Red Bank 704. . •"'"" board apply at SO Wallace street,' Red delivered, John W. Sherman, Scobeyvllle, POULTRY \rATER HEATERS. well avenue, Eatontown, N. J, Near M'ddletotvn, living rooms, 1,00 flom Red Bank, Nllsen'i Chicken. Farm', .Bank. • N. J., phone 2102-F-B. Eatontown. v 1 improvements; just been redecorated; good 'eet frontage: lady must sacrifice; 11,800 Keep the drinking water (rom (reezlng •HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. Haslet,J__J. . _ WHEN MOVING WELLS DUG AND CLEANED. location, near school and.cburches; garage 'ully equipped. Tanks; big business L WINDOW GLASS. . In tho winter nitli a'Jamesway oil or eleo. Buff Rock egga from good winter lay- ntld outbuildings. Phone Red Bank luick. Charles Dresser,. 116 West Froil Call Anderson Brothers, Telep1ic*n« Saw 'A1B*O cellars' dug. C. H. Holmea, box All alias carried in stock. Gluing done trio drinking fount". Fred D. Wikoff Com. er's: SI.00 per setting; $6.00 a hundred.- TfOLlCE DOGS, CHOWS, AIREDALES HO, Red Bank, or .phone 1414, Weitalde at reasonable prices. Phone 79-J. Miller's, 1073-M. , _- trcet. telephone 623, Red Bnnk. and Great Sanea. Puppies and half.grown Bank 704 and get our rates. Anywhevaf'; pany. Bed Bank, i It.'E. Herring, Point road, Little Silver, doga of finest breeding obtainable. Noted ElBfet ._ , ^_ 83 Wesji Front strtet. Red Bank. N. J. Phone Red dank 605-J. HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, • FOR SALE IN FAIR"HAVEN: Any time, • • . ,( IR CLOTHES. vlth all improvements; steam' heat and Attractive bargain, Bevcn room housL dugs at stud. Police dogs and Alredajes "~YES. IT WILL BE DONE RWtfl HANDY MAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT cleaned at the Olt-y Dry Cleaning and Dye- "FARM FOR RENT. trained by German trainer. A few femalea G. H. Minton and A. Harvey.-, If Tour car la wathed at the Boro Buaiaa, evenings after t :00 P. M. Irustworthr Ins tWorki. V Me Bbanlo street, near Broad Small truck (nrm, house and hulldltiB, do'ubio garage- Price $5,500. P. F. Ken- ill improvements, heat; lot 62x136. Farkel o give to reliable people on breeding basis. Inc, vaata stnnd. Chsrlea A. .'onel, arpert with cars, Ingarajte, elsewhere, Addreas street. Bed Bank! Phone 108-R, William near Stnte hlchwoy. Gillian C. Najle, care nedy, corner '.of Monmouth and Pearl ivonue, Fair Haven; price $5,500 for quicli Strongheart Kennels, Easton avenue, Ne*_ painters, first CISB. .work at reasonablBl waiher.- ; -- "- Handy-Man, drawer M.-Red Bank. OstfoV. Proprietor^ " J. Scudder, Fair VIevr, or Richard Nagle, streets;' Red Bank^ or Phon"r 447-R or alt). •-w. T: Schwcluler, Parker avenui Brunswick. N. J. 1520-R. * ' .i tear Cednr avenue, Fair Haven. ^ratess-iobblnf-Si-spicIalty, Gillcapla «'s) WORK. WANTED. box 120. B. F. D.._nod_Biink. . WHITE TRUCK FOR SALE. . McCLASKEY, ~ HOUSE- WANTED. « FOR SALE. < - nue. Fair Haven, N. J.. • A 1P2O two-ton White truck with body . Typewriting wanted to do at - home or alas roofer t tin [roofs coated and made ^REDTBANK PROPERTY WANTED, HEMSTITCHINGT A jobbing gardener wants to rent small Mexican, wide, plcoting, gold and allv.. In Btoek: Enameled gas^oal corablna 1500; good running condition. Call Key< nt office. Or would take a position as gen tight. Chimneys;' repaired. ' Roofing ma> Have quick buyer (or now houaa in cool ion. stoves, :$98. to $150; enameled sas .HOUSE FOR RENT. erql clerical worker. Phcne 2^0-M. terlsl for aale. 18» Hudson avenue, Red section of Itcd Bank; prico neighborhood of house, with email lot, vicinity of residen- hinestones attached to materials; buttons, port 181. • • . tial district; nominal rent. E. Knight linking, plaiting, machine embroidery, toves,'|E0 to S«6; plpeless heaters, $98 Six roomi, bath and pantry; BORO AUTO STORAGE, Bunk, phone 410-0. ' 110,000. Bay H. Stlllman, State Highway, to $186, installed, heat guaranteed, cash or WHEN MOVING . Eatontown. N. J., phone 2178. care Patterson Bros., 27 Park Row, Kew leads and novelties for sale at tha Hand mentB; poiseision April lit. Inquire ' eall Anderson Brothera. Telephone Red Mechanic etreet and Qiobe Court W1U STORK'ENCLOSURES. Yoilc City. 'hop. 16 Broad street. Red Bank. installment.'' Kalamazoo Stove Co., factory Bank T04 and i«t our rates, Anywhi store your ear by the hour, day, week, . Mow is the tl pie to hava them put up HELP "WANTED—MALE. ranch,. 404-.Newark avenae, Bradley Wallace itrect, Bed Bank. month or year. Day and night service. dont wall; until 'bad weather. Phons ftec 'BABY CHICKS, HATCHING EGGS *. LOOK-FOR SALE . Any jtlme, Salesmen and saleswomen to Bell hosiery Six-room housa and a little over three Beach, N. J., phona 2020-ft. BARRED ROCK HATCHING EGGS Bank '1408 for Ifalph a BIckels, th. car- direct to wearer. Bis commissions." Write* from R. L. Red», White Leghorna; also STORE FOR RENT. MONEY TO LOAN penter and build,ir. ' . ' grade ToggenburK milk goats and kids. icres' of land along coni-ule rof.d on cor* PAINT—PAINT—PAINT! Money tu loon on bond and mortgage. from heavy laying strain, mated with the today I Fashioned Hosiery Mills, 45 n«r at Hopplng's Crossing, near Csmp< We are closing out our Sl.oOO rtock of Lame store, two window!; itcan Dock strain; price 80.00 by the hundred, , s COOD PRICES PAID Academy Btreet, Newark, N. J. AtlWoodland Poultry Farm, R. D. Atlan Apply to A. L. IvinB, Register budding, tic' Highlands. Phone 438-R, Atlantic bull's Junction. {7.600. Caleb L. Luker, Heath & MilHgan's. best prepared house fornlsbed. . Applr A. CltareU*. 78 Red Bnnk. Mrs. J. H. Ltflerson, Colt's Neck, N, J. for'men's esfjonc'l-hand clothes at the City Iford. Phona 75-F-31 Keansturr. caint, wall paint, floor paint and stalni. Dry Gleaning W'prka. 9 Mechanic atreet, "HALL'FOR DANCES. Highlands. mouth Btrett, R«i Bank* BEES FOR SALE. BORO AUTO STORAGE, W. O. W. hnll over Clayton & Masee'B, _.. ERT UPHOLSTERlNa Standard Varnish Works floor,, interior, Mechanic strf-et and Globe Court. Will neor Broad a tree! I Phone 108-R. William 19 Broad street, Bed Bank, to lent (or "DESIRABLE STORES FOR RENT. spar and flat varnishes.' All these to go Pierce-Arrow Motor For Sale. ./Six.hives Tor sulo at Magnolia Farm, Oatrov. proprietor. "Now stores In desirable location: suit OverstufTed furqiture, cushions, slip cov- -it, cost Take advantage of this ofter.-C. price 18 per hive. Phone 244-W, Mata- store your car by the huur, day; week, dances. Fine dance floor. See Albert E. ira made to order; supplies, tapestry, ere- Forty-eight h. p.. with starter, month or year.: Day and night service. TRY CURCH1NSS FOR FACE VALUE, Snyder, room 8. Eisner building. ible far tea room, auto agency, accessor- H.* Ennla, 64 Broad Btreet.-Red Bk wjin, W." J, . • .v ies nnd kindred lines. Satisfactory rent ti ojine and leather; lamp shade' silks, wire ~R6bM"rXT~THE CARRION. I lift us be yonr barber. Wo know ,lion Iramet, trimmings. H. Churk's-furniture SMALL FARM WANTED. '4 and magneto; converted for boat • •' UPRIGHT riANO. to pleasf ExpajR temaorlal service. Cur- BOARDING. . right party. Apply at office, of Sujmun partmontsrisultni of rooms', er single Single and double rooms with board; all Eisner Co. tore. 89 Monmouth street, Re-1 Ba k. Suitable for rafBln^ truck and poultry. Price reasonable. , Thono B«d Bsnk' " Tinto model, (or sale * cheap. Gersbaofc/ obln's Barber Ship, Second. National Bank Tor's term of years; not over 136 month- .Valloy-Drlve,. near Stone Church, Navssink, rooms. Running water and eleo trio lights. Improvementsj-bot-end'-cold running water, BARRED PLYMOUTH Jksr Phone 131. * 94 Broad street, Red Bank. bolldlng. •Upstorta. reasonable rates. Hudson House, 18 AN ly/with option of ~piltehaB*' "UlM on. - -Situation Wanted—Male. N.J. _ __ . : .'Exclusively hatching eggs by the hnh . IT HAS fib RIVAL. . "PARTTiMl; WORK WANTED Hudson avenue. Phone 118-W. Over Durant show room, private Ired or setting; pure Btock, vigorous, free House muat be in sood condition and con- Ctretaker-gardener; middle aged marrf-afci'^ FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. by reliable' colored man; work as porter, trance, six larne rooms; $26 per month tain iome- improvements;.farm preferably All Improvement:*, Apply 83 Harding To reach th. homes In this section noth SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS ar'm range: also cockerels and pullets fo on'a main highway; Immediate posscBslon. man, no encumbrance^ no cows. E,.KnlghtW- Ing else can equal The Register, whlob Huurs 6:00 A. M.. to 12:00 A. M.' Ad- BeautKul reversible ruga made from ol located 115 West Front ntreet. Charlef breeding*. Mrs. Louis Soffe!, Monmoutl -or—telephone—22,~Jted. 8ocl*lnti;*ovi!rT,tOO"tioia«s-«Terr---weikf-T- dran-Eorlir^edEifi.,Ja , Jk.fflSl'B. jop Lin- Dresser. 113 West Front street, pbone 623, ro'ad. Eatontown. N. J., phone 2436-M. WilllamG. Menshon, drawer M, Red Bank. 27 Park Row. New York City, cars ;»nk "" •'-- "~ carpata-aa^-chenille. p.Qrticreli.&J'Vjrlts .(o iUd-BanU,--—-—L^ Bsnk. 1 • *** • i ii ' "" ' s •"""^"'"'i^ I i in a . •• • i li '' 'n i^^^^ dsm place. Red B; circulars.Wmerlcnn RUK Manufactory^aa SEVENTY-ACRE FARM FOR SALE.-- HOUSES FOM SALE, PORT MONMOUTH. J COUPLE WANTED. ' iTIME NOW'FOR HAfcHINe~EEJS FOR RENT. Ilavs several houaes for sale at Pert ~MAJf WANTED . Vermont street. Brooklyn. N. Y. ~* nd baby chix. Chicks from heavy layini Or will rent with privilege of buying, on Five rooms on' corner of Wallace and tobwork on farrt. good steady man with : Man to take care of small herd, woman Everett-Red' Bank road; poaBcsslon at WATCH REPAIRING. Monmouth, N- J. Caleb L. Luker, Bel LOST. to do general housework. Ideal home ana itock and flocks all on free- range. Frei Spring streets; rent $85. .Inquire next ford, N, J. Phone Keanabnrg. 76.F.81. family: house a^id vegetables furnished Large black fcmnlo cat. Answers t Vom disease or immature birds. Also once. All itocked with hones, cowi. faosl. W. do flue -natch and clock repalrlnrj*, door: ' ' - ' • "- good wages to Ixiftht- party, (Joseph L ptjod wBftes.' Two miles and a half from FOR SALE. tHe name of Cattle. Finder please return Red Bank. Address Couple, drawer M, tjiek for sale. Mrs. V. VanDorn, Star 150; Inylng hens and turkeytd aipsraguj Janet F. EaUew, 70 Broad •traet, ,HicP| BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR HATCHING buvett. Hazlet, kl J, bed, apple, peach and pear orchards. Self- One double plot with lndosure, Orsen to J. Simons, 21 Peters place and receiv Red Bank ... Ruute No. 1. Half-Mlle road, Red Bank. Bsnk, oror Knickerbocker. phan*aoyil| or table use; nlso bnby chlcke. Henry, O, Grove cemetery. Key port, N. J., phona AUTO SAL] fSMAN WANTED. reward. Phone 1231; Red Bank. FARM FOR SALE. nip' on account of ticknes*.- See KM, MeUan. Red Bank, phone 275^F-14, Mid- Familiar with jl.tlantto Highlands, High APARTMENT FOR RENT. Haley, Red Bank. Telephone .Red Bank Phona tS»-B. 201, Cranford, N. J.. Mrs. C. J. Stlllwell. FOR SALE. ^our room apartment for rent; all Im- Three miles from Asbury Park, 101 dlctovm. • • ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE HIGHWA? lands and Seabritiht. Phone Keyport 198. Six room house, all 1-nprovementB, n» ac^ea, twelve room house,, attic,. ..larg< 1220-J. Carpenter Work Wanted """"' STAR' SEDAN'FOR'SALE. Hudson and Eiiiex. Broad and Third provements; hot wnter heatinff system; barns and sheds; farm along good road TWENTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE, ^ Auto Shop. You cant go wrong by having river and Broad street, Red Bank: $6,500 $36 per month. See P. V: Kennedy, 114 All kinds of Jobbing attended to tr stitf One • Stur Redan, 1923 *motor. . John your car renovated there. Reliable service. street, Keyport, 'gf. J. ^__ «3,000 cash,, balance mortgane. Caleb * For a quick sale, ?20,000, Caleb L. Luker, Two hundred and twenty-five apple tr*ei, ChHutrnson, Mcndowbrook Farm, Shrews- Luker, phone 76-F-31, Keansburg._ Ttlonmouih street, phone 447-R, or 1620*11, Belford, N. J., phone 7B;F;31 .Keansburg, pears/ plums, cherries, qulncei, grapef, azperleneeil carpenter. "Write or pi Matthew Schuetx, phone Red Bank 868-J. FARM IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE. Red Bank. J Fordson traetot; and plows, road scraper berries and asparagus; 0SO Lettbornst two Mania, 115 Hsrdlnit road.' Bed FOFTKENT IN RUMSON. NEW HOUSE FOR SALE. STORES'FOR RENfl hones* all tools, four head of cattle, sljc- "TOMV.O AND CABBAGE PLASFTS. and scoop, Baroaln for quick buyer. E. FURNITURE FOR SALE. Fine location on Mechanic street, ne^ Fhona 460-E. , Five room house on Main road; six room Gardner, 84 Maple atreet, Keansburg, Six rooms and-bath, .heater, electric ani Fumed oak llvlnar room suite eonslst rootft home and all balldlmrt: UO.BOO, I Karly tomnto and cnhbn,se pihnta; order house on Oceanic road. Also other houses. all improvemehts; decorated. Easy terms Broad street: one store 23x4B feet, om $5,600 cash, balance mortgage. Caleb { phone Keansburrq S46._ nR of five pieces. Also Victrola with a 46x86 feet or less to suit; all improve. ADAMS & MOXLEY. JJ now. J. Diclicnwnn, WbUr etreet, Tinton Walter J. Sweeney,. phono Seabrlght 217. H. A. Hendrlckson, 78 Newman Spring number of sood records; price of Victrola LuHer. Belford. N, J, Pbont Kb F«ll». N. J. ^rtMCSALE. aveeue, phono 1202-J, Red B ments and heated. Apply to 10 East Fronl 76-F-81. Etee;lejaeka and senersl contractoit^l POULTRY BOUGHT AND SOLD. with records, $26. Call at 72 South atreet, treet, The Land and Loan Co., Red Ban LAUNDRESS WANTED. Alive or freah dreased chlekens bought Barred Rock Uatching eggs,- by the set TWOkNEW HOUSES. Red Bank.- All high construction work. l White, to tnlm homo n family washing; ting or the hundred. White Pekln duck PIANOS AND PLAYERS. - , LOST. i- or fold: will par bent-'prleen. J. Baker, eggs. S. O. Bapram, Upper Bruad street, All Improvements, tile bathrooms; prlci CAR WASHING MY SPECIALTY. ."Will patty who -was seen to pick up red wncklne and high palnUm. referenco required. Address L. D., drawer Meehanle attest Red Bank. Phone 1081-J. SB.300 Bnd 16,800. P. F. Kennedy, cor- You will always find dependable used pi Red Bsnk, phono, 81-R. [ guarantee you a satisfactory job. Le< inos on our floor, with two years' privilege and blue ijlk scarf on Monmouth street, street, Red Bank. M, Rfd Bank. FOR RENT ON ARTHUR PLACE. ner ot Monmouth and Pearl streets, Be m« prove my ability. Chirles A. Jones, near. Broad street, Saturday night, kindly FURhllSHED ROOMS Bank,' or phone 447-R, or 1520-R. it exchanging at full value for new pianc i WEEPING WILLOWS Modern six room cottage, all Improve, expert automobile washer at Boro Busses. Dirhan's Piano Showroom and Repal return to owner. Scarf eailly recognized; HAMILTON S. BA' and .Austrian pines wanted .at Gooseneck ments, Garaie. .Apply 827 Maple ave- in private famil.fr, all improvements; $5,00 FOR SALE. Inc., Qloba Court and Mechanlo afreet, dyeing establishments have been notified. per week; wlth> breakfast, Address Cor- Shop. Drummond place, phona Bed Ban! Insurance broker, represents __. Point In quantity. Itunyort, phoh. Long nue. Red Bank, or phone Red Bank 1018-R Two good homes, ono rubber tired bug. Red Bank. 033. Fleaso return to, M. L, West, room 7. See* T Brsnch ljll^ _ _ _ ner of Elm plate and Spring street. Red gy and one two-horso spring wagon. How- ond National Bank building. Bed'Bank, and not tba company. T.lephonsi Besfi' DONT RIDE Bank, or phone 288-M. ANTIQUE FURNITURE FOR SALE. "FRESH GUERNSEY COW FOR SALE. with a broken windshield. Bring yoor ear ard Tindall, on road between Tinton Falls FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM. and receive Suitable reward. ___ >Bank 1218 , l John ltDtl. AJ1 klnda at; "OR SALE. Antique K'H mirror, large, (76: antiqu 104 acres, over 450 fruit trees; 40 aeres nt Also three others Klvlntt milk: will soil rtere and let us ptit In. a new plat* glass, and Scobeyvllle. I'hone 2134-F-4. mahogany mirror '$45, and antique tip- LARGE FARM FOR RENT , Insurance, New York offlce, 80 Mliiiea' Elght-plec., lining room suite, also good tillable, large woodland: twelve-room cheap. II. T. Gullck. Mlddletown. N. J, tiler's. 118 West front street. Red Bank. ftlBai-piac*- , iininif TDUIH SUIIC, H(BU FOR SALE. top tablo $45. Eunice ft Ruiisell, Me- house; a positive bargain at {8,500, JS.OOO In Shrewsbury. Ths time to go into farm* Lane. 'Phone 701-R. INVESTMENT. rocker with tai estry seat and mahogany One Ford steel dumping truck and on< chanic utreet and Globe Court, Red Bftnk, cash, balance easy terms. Edward W ing Is when everyone Is going out ThU bureau, glass to nu mirror. Phone morn. cement mixer; motors In good condition phone 804. Llntner, S West Main street, I'reehol year may be a .good one. Rent this fer* " STRONG, HEALTHY LAO One acn, with two houses, H.JOOf roost Ings Red Bsnk J484.M. . . ~~ OAK LUMBER. of seventeen wnnts to learn, trade; .lee- have 1800 down. ' Edward Hayea, opposite only used short time; S3S0 each. Smoc* N. J. ' . tile farm near Shrewsbury station and LOOK I CLIENTS WAITING. make money. Ninety acres and comfort- trio nrefrrrcl. Box SO-A, R. No. 1, Long rhllroad station, Bed Bank, phone 1042-W. . RENT. Contracting Co., Eatontown, N!J! Properties wanted along State road. I: Oak material for boat work, eto. Sswe*,'. Twoo Iwo-rotworooom aparm; py RED BANK. able farmhouse with outbuildings, on main Branch. N. J. • - BREAKFAST SET'FOR SALE. " r apartments; partly fur* MONEY TO LOAN. you have any farms or other properties In I have- for sale seven tots, 8?Uxl28 to order to any deslied dimension. Oiit' nished, with ill,conveniences; near station d. Good potato land. Reasonable rant; "~T"LAUSDRESS WANTS WORK Table and four chairs, buffet, serving Money to loan on first bond and mart' Monmouth county list them with Caleb I* (eet. Will sell separately, $850 each, t pieces m specialty. John H. Cook. alid all bus linee. 185 Bridge avenue, Luker. Bdfotd, N. U phon« TS-F-Bl, Aftplr Rsy H. Stlllman, State Highway, to'tnka homo nr will go out doing days bttile and teswsnon. , Call Mrs. Mundy, phone Red Dsiiik ISt-R. gate on Improved real estate worth double will sell tha plot with part cash. Side Eatontown, N. J. ' : Nowman Sprlnii avinus. Bid Bank, EhoM <; U., Mr». ""\V" \M, Jordan, 29 Cedar Elm place and Willow street, Fair Haven the amount loaned. Alston Beekman, at- K'tanebargr. ^_ ___ walk, sewers, water and electric. Calel ot, Itcil Honk. 7.room bung! f Pruning br eiBeriinouJ nanna I nspra-rlm I vtfVcV "_Bank. Red Bank. Bargain to quick buyer. Wai FJanto Bros,. Superior Poultry Farm, Fre •wlt^pen and closed bodies: elsht'Cyllnder llcil Dnnk. Co., corner, Mechanlo street and Globe low, thlrty-flve-foot porches, furnished c iivtn paisenger aedan. In flr»t claia con- Uylng out ot grounds, large ti> anulL AsV.,> Court • '•- • t)F SIXTY ACRES, ter Sweeney, phono Scabritrht 217. neau, N. J. unfurnished; boat nnd river prlvlleffe- KD "SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE. ht rooms and barn; pTIe dition; and a chain-drive Ford truck in TIC. ilvm aa to what, wtxu ud how • u-il and yellow- seed sweet potatoes. FOR RENT. ' MONMOUTH CARPET CLEANINQ CO. ~r"FURNISHEb~ROOM~TO~LETr A. J. Miller, River Plaza, Red Bank, secon< )d running onler. Durdge A Russtll, plant. T. H. StUss, 111 ,w. _. _ w Kennedy, corner of .Mon Rugs shampooed, dyed snd repaired One block from Broad street; nice! house over Hubbard's bridge, Fhon< Globe Court and Mechanic ttrcet, Rej 'inrlra II. Zlcglor, JO New Brunswick ave- Eight room house on Maple avenue, al mouth and Piisrl streets, Rid Bank, o Bid Bank. Phons 11(1, .ii>, Mntawnn, N. J. Improvements; garage; possession I Aprl weavers of old rugs and carpets, also rafl furnished, with all Improvement)!; in »trial 1160--R. Bunk, ption* >04. phone 447-B,' •ii 1520-R. rags. Bench Road, Monmouth Death, N nutet familv; pnltnble for one or two gen "FORD'SEDAN'FOR SALE. 1st Address M. B. B., drawer M, Bed WINDOW CLEANING. HELXOI1 | ... Hank. HOUSE i*l MAPLE AVENUE, I., phone Monmouth • Heach 2216-J.. tlcmen. 88 Hardin; road! phone Ret We make a spec'&fty of clesnlnz wlr A REAL BARGAIN. ' In good running order; four g6od tires; B0J We repair radiators, mudiraazds. hoods, ; MAN WANTBD, end up- lo-date; nm location; pric GLASS HEADQUARTERS. dows of stores, offices and private res Haw alx room house, all Improvs-sjeatal;! prlco S100. Mrs, Pctora, Falrfleld Gar- 113,000. P. j'. Kennedy, corner of Mon All'sites of single and double stlenitl _^ _ dencss; also general office cleaning. Rats lsmps, and do all mstal work. Ws sell • •l«nn, Itcd Dank. K. J. One flay a week to make) himself K«n- mouth and 1 earl street., R.d Bank, i radiator for a Ford (or 114.50 that la a cement walks and oellar one block fiof.'j erally useful around place. Apply Mrs. window glass. Plate glass windshields oui HOME BUILDER AND M ILL WORK. reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. 4 WffTTE WYANDOTTE HATCHING EGGS 447-R, or'lt20.R. specialty. Miller's Hardware Co., 88 Wes Many plans to choose from or will «it Washington atreet. Red Bank, pho honeycomb {radiator that dont frests. W« bus. Dvs minutes to station I lt,IM.« fur sale, SI.50 per 100; 75 cents par set- W. A. Hopping, 2Tt Broad street, Red 054.M. sell Firestone and other makes of Ursa. Terms. Phone 1907, Bed Butt. Kdltt i, ' Banlr FOR . ftENT FURNISHED. Front street, Red Bank, pbons 79-J. mate your plans. Screening, porches, tre .Windshields and door glasses a speelaltr. ting. A. I,. Lum, Llncroft road, address ltt«tt and pnr-eh bax«i. Fencing. Rb Swing, to Westsld. arecus. J "TENNIS RACQUETS RESTRUNOT Beautiful'hi me on river; handy to eta. CO TO FLORIDA BY BOAT. BABY CHICKS. Ressonable prints. Red Bank Auto Radi- Stnr Roilto, Red Bank, • tluni all eon iriences. For summer only. Buy one ot the New Furness 25-foo L. tCook, 87 Sumet avtnu*. Red Bank. Simla Comb White Leghorn!, froi ator Works, Hi Wist Tront street. Bed HOUSE FOR RENT Have your racquets restning now. Beat M|s. A. J. ITiorue, 122 Riverside avenue, boats, built nt Sftibrlght. Tin best boi. Phone 148ft, ,. ' yearling hens, aelccted for vitality Bunk. Phons 117T. SAVE YOUR OLD at D4 Catherine street, Red Dank, for 180 aut, sxpart worVmanahlp). 12.00 up to Re^k. SBd | Bankfe* • . Fah isne _1260 ^ ^ ^ . <\ WILLIAM V- DIETRICH. VK. r sane IJIBO. ^ buy for the money—11,605.00. Addrai plamblnn, heating am) tlnnlnir. Pumps _.. iroductlonr ?18 per 100 after April lfitl SERVICE STATION FOR SALE. ' Rugs—beautiful ravmlbla nil a month. Apply nt r7 18,00, 0. H. Ennls, 04 Uroad strut, Red Packer, Senhrlght, N. J., phone 120, Custom hatching. II. L. Itnach, It. F. Bank;; BUNG JiLOW FOR SALE. windmills repaired. Agent for Hotter car- Will sell my service station on the from your old aarptls and rugs. I,oi>nnr positioniti s filletilld yearlyl : On bond and tnortftaee an res] e.1 a flna plsce to store your ear for atesdy work; men, women, your requirements. Csrpet Cleansts, ,(|'^ from llbrnry at lied llnnk llook Store, • -FOR 4ALU CHIUK Olivetiv-s-irf twajfTiao l l-sVbottomV , No. 40 s ai I hav LOTS FOR SALE Mnden place, on'iala for 65 cents each. a tisotor plowlI hhava no further us. (or thi on 8tate Highway, near Red Hank; sui R«<1 lUnk o" vltlnltj In .urns of (100 ti psrlod of tins; open day and Might; Jill t(T>2,'3(*12300 year.Ri Railwal y posts! clerk*, cltf DrummonJ pises, Bid Bank, than* IH ' 1 Man', overcoat; medium lit. I also worn ssra«.. No rsjsyvofonabli a ofter refused. K. M able for nasollne station. Three loti 8B0.O0O. Apply John A. Lovely, connector a blosk from Broad atrest: plenty of rooi earrlersf clerks, etc. Pleasant work. In. Many hunt BBIIOM Included. •nV spring and. fill suit, slit It to », fit-law. South "AtntMr, N. JH phona Soutl for either Indoor or outdoor parkins*. Bol WjokoH, Lli toft, N. J. A 36>U* each, 11,700, Doremus A Taylo: lluane. unnromary. Common education •OENE'nAL"cbNTRACTOR~AND DUlivDER Inquire at 88 Washington attest, Red - 1»1.M. Jiuta Stnrsgfl, Mschsnla street and Olol LANKCAPETJARDENER T .House onMaple Av.nus agents, Register building, Roil Bank, sufficient with our coaching. Experience Will erect your home compute* from Bank, ' ' donrt, Red U«nk. unnecessary. List positions now obtain^ New ground, laid out end plants*, trllnr U ntllo. II, W. Covert, IIS Berlin 1800 • month) eight rooms FOR SALE. BIO iP. F. Kennedy, corner of Who <• golnir ]. frss1 . Write Immedtalaly. Prstiklln irounila Improtid mat piai-1-, Keil Hank, -phonj_7J». A rellsbis business woman to >har. A 1020 Bulck roadster, a MM Fori Arthur Doyce, sa-tapnonlst, anil hts Merr 'HlliBH!! VSfi' C-)»». noch.sur, N. If. I P.srl streets. Bid Bsnk, or touring car anil a Ford roadster far IS Two ami a half ton truck In good and shrubbery apriyed and pruu-rf, HTQII'ESTTRICTS pXIb bungilow with Ud> living iloni. S83 or 1520.il. Millie Makers a good time Is assure,! nlncr ordr-r. with bus hoily sttachn! WANTED'r^OUNO MAN, »lca gladly (Win, (|. ButKltaik, m I Shrewsbury avenus, phons Bid Bank all In A-l condition*., Can be seen at Tay< lteasonshle rates, latest dance hits. Fhom woulil make a go»d bus, travtllnir stoi fur all klnils ol ll»e poultry. Jacob Deok> lor's Oarage, 1'earl street, Red Dsnlf. follsff. gratluat. or one who la lnaooliiB;e rr S79 Hlirewibury avenue. Red Bank, or 1 «»-W._; ' • L^MduTerrocirEoosT ni2-M Rumson. lunch or umiflwloti wni* guarsMiid, Wld* Unland I. —pOirsALE™ proviments) gang. | irlei REAL BARQA1N.' nsny^ Itfd Jlank. ehlcken hoilaa 12x110, hrooiltr 14»1 «olnir abroad Inter, A ehrlstlan lel.ntfsl Nli-lnl Iwn.liuriifr BBS stove, whll« '. K.nn.dy, corner of ni Ifouas snd store 1 water, ess snd «\« "COLORED MAN"WANTS A if6siffo>f barn, garnge, huu«» parM)' turnlalii Is prefrrrsd. Addrssi Vounii Min, drawn itltablng by th. rard. a«rrfs).»W»i I hivi nvirii faargalna, with tsrmi for 'earl streets, Kid Bank, or trio: lot nOxMO froti nui.t Imvc 11,00 IR.OOO, 0. I,u1(*>r, Ilelford, N. J., phril M, lt.,1 Hank. Jr., igint, t> MoomauUi cnnmel mcilli'liw rablnili alan kltcksn oil small properties, Edward lliyei, oppn. or 1630Jt. with a reliable! private family! all-y.s clotli. oil Hud Ilsnk l!0g-W, ' . site railroad ststlon, Tslephoni Did Bank down. Edward Hayes, opiuialtn rnllrnad Jali. Can do snythlnv, drive nny mnk 7R-K-X1 KrMiiliiiri*. station. Telephone IloiMliink 101J-W. Ellthtiin seres, 'fourteen~tillsbl.. with ' WAGONS FOR SALE, 104a.W^_j_i : 'tAMD'FOR SALE: ' car. night man for ths right party, Ci n'AROAIN—FOHD Farm wagons find platform truckil In flOUSE ON STAti lillJHwXV Four rootnrli som. Improvsm.ntst hnui nr write Jsmcs "Washington, 7B Ban /our.passetitter ileluxn contth, eptennlii coi rtftr fruit trees | four sores wooilland, Uth .oml eLlltFon. J. N. IIinM, «o«I *l«l"< Alt wsosrsfiImprovsnunisi pries .88,100, P..' F. on Wasliln-rtr n .tree). Iniiulre of If. Had Tan seresi tins building site] sieellenl illlloni ilrmnrntrnlloii; slso furniture sni .hiss ot county roid. Meal for poultry/of Threl-toril, two-»bM>, (lUm Bhr«wi '—--•—i,/iiioni',RS WANTtp. Hadd IlankIlank, or phenphea n441- 441K K Now houst, six rooms and bath) mo lint hoiisi biok of sehoolhoun In PJni load lonilllloB hr uli.lhtap t able. Addrssi X., dnwsr M, Ilsil Ilsnk. •*rn Improvimpntsi flrtplifcf, «t*am hta i,||,l,,II. 9H East Itliililatuli IVSIIUI. Atlin- r UboriHS wanted »lso msn In drlvi trse. Mvlng mem leather roek.r, Morrli PAKMHANDS "SUPPLIED Karrni*, large lot In n pnod location. tl.! Illnhlands, N. J. ' Hrook, «r write Hullman, n, f. D. Ko. 1, mi, Alia «wl*blt IPM4 '•ntfol (HAVEL FOR lALIt of all natlonsllllis. Kindly liave me JHIJ »l, Jtatonlown. N. J,, or 141 n«ll««11l« '• • s ...... #1 I .* »B a**'**! A tilhif fl* I (.1 rl nhilr lollil imk tsbl. and almost nsw Vle< W. Martin, 240 Kut Front itreit, n< KOH SALE AT UCLFORD. Jstfi a«llib, Bilftllk ;Xl U Hhrs'wiliiirr Blver Country Club, Fine graveiratil l foforr roads roadsi ica cann Han Hani i InspeeInspee. mind whanever you need any help, Hunk, -phone HUH, nvsnue, hlewark, N. J. Witt 11,0001 wU| tlon; thirty "n a Per euble ysi4. IL Bit. tor phonoirmph for sale at sacrifice i slsc An olil-fsihloneil ooiy sln-nraM bouse Tfis RstlaUf «(!!« ' -""PIPE OAOAN FOR SAL£~~ thrse/lube t»,llo ail complete and lidlss' Merger's Employment Aueney, HA We wltlt oellsri lot lEOiDOO (e«tl stofis; IUOI M.-Jlum slieil pirn orian for sals. tau, phone It.W, Hid Dapk, All* conereta fur rapt, lliMost nsw, 8, Thompson, cor. strut, New York, I'linna Itrctor 8M8. M ruail, mar school, cliureh, station, mil SI, nn firat and ssconil rnortR.uss In amount ri.Mmrgiln tit Imnsillat. t>ui;l*sser. niftlarrlio avenu. and, Harvard plac BASCDALL' or 11,000 to lao.OOQ. Will aim buy too bus. Only IJ.DOi), 11,000 caib, bsl.fiie Illht room home, old farmhouse, sewiNQ Joipnli's lHjuri-h, Ksjfporl, H. J, Falf ifa»m ••••nn II here, Com* III anil ssa our II a.aoml ntorlgai'ii, I'hon* Kfd Ban iiiorliaii*. 0. l/tlksr llillnrilnril.. N,, J, _Phon i a„n„ house„ „s fo..r . 100„, loninti floors, teid forr H8,«ooH8,«ooi i at fa|nvm*htt, 7-l.F.M 'K.nn.lmilf. . , AD Idt l»te«» la|i of gloves, balls, li»t«, «to. i largest stock IO0.M. Kdwaril Wolf, 100 Monmou .»_,„,_ , liuu'i, btooilir house Imp »0», brnad«r —rtMttriooniiWMiIliad Vnrd lourlni, Irtuil funnlnar t ntder. KKinnsdyd , eiunsr'el MonmoUlh and Red Bank) also tull linn of tninli u""d •trut, Bui Ilank, It-bar iiwlu MMtllM, I Apply In Otoris B. hltinr, HI llrl'lie «tr«t., Ite,i Othk. el phone 4i7 O, II, Bnnls, 04 llroad street, lied lls.nk. J inao-it. Old tuekliif MM f '" Hv.|tia1_lliil.jliinli._phiiM JitM Dont Invsit one lint in rial eetatl unl TBTOrWWNext to Durant show momN, tear you hav. first lurl tlia title ieireh.il, VI ...... anil inslili mtiil ' III* roiimi, III ImprBvsmsnli, em-ear Irani**, very ile.ni sulUlile for jiiilomo linn ,W, llciie, title) sismlner, room lit I. AlllWII It «Att Id fill* guaifl lit ptr menitjv Jpht* JsWtj, line, berber, iroiiry, Charles Drum, 116, timid Btriet Nallnttal bank liulldlod A«( iw«r Mi M »•»«. Ui ford, N, I, FkoiM Xumibvrf |T«r>l JjfMi «»nt mail, phons 0*111, Itiil Ilank. jlmk. r :»g tsjiieW RED BANK KEGFISTB'R, MARCH lg, standing M other departments . MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. RED BANK REGISTER. would complete-the job, thus giv- jql COOK. Edltoi and PnUhhtr, ing the public, as well as the post- It Will be Gi«nTTNew Monmouth ' OKOBOB 0, HANOEL Associate WIU>r. office workers, a square deal. Thursday of Next Weak. NEA^BREAlPiRUNKS I EVINO PEOWN. , The ushers' union of, the New i i » OHi-o-o.0' i Monmouth Baptist church will give The commissioners of Red Bank an entertainment in the Sunday- T«l4l>hotwst-»B«d Bank' II SUITCASES TRA^ a Bad Bank Hit have done well not to accept the echool room of the church Thurs- invitation to join a number of other day night of next week. The pro- „ SubKriptloa PrkMi f.Oi( . nu .7 IL» municipalities in making a fight ingram will comprise selections by O\/ERNKair^ BAGS f J.BI* month .IS the courts against the increased as- Mrs, Leon Garrison of Keyport, a 5rh months".»<«*«>.««*««,),••«• ••...40 sessments made by the county vocalist and elocutionist, vocal board of taxation. Warren H. solos by Mrs. Samuel Walker of ''sjtt^l^d^^^i^eBv'and^ IFED^ESDAY, MAK. 18, 1925. Smock, the town counsel, told the Keansburg and Jay Hopping 'find commissioners Monday night that Arthur O'Neil of Middletown town- Iii ms^d; teanjug and- single; chunks. ^$dj ^a66i"a|^p:. ;; TOWN TALK. such a fight would in his judgment ship; violin solos by Miss Anna Gos- they grow. 'Every' one sold to the Highest hidde£S$l 1 | prove expensive and futile. by of Red Bank, .piano selections

:"i '(Continued from page 4.) .«•* » by-Mrs. Theresa Grant Willey of' All ready for;spring Wortc. :Every Sore*) sold topi tforty-iona' yearj^go Eev. A. ;H. ; Centerville, who will also .act as 13 East Front SY / .d^jp;i;plo]^;Ho^1;':;'^: :;;;:Ite4rB»n]c,. N.'J.: • be as guaranteed or money'refuhd^d.~ Cqmieeariy;ift ^(^t^lien^averTipva-BOjBiTposltloir No ordinary person not deeply accompanist, and selections by-Ed- 1 r yenad in the law will venture a ,«nd/look'over the stock.;! •.'\fly, ';•':•.^_}:[;;.\'X\;' J^ |||wttjj the Standard oil'•; company • to gar I. Vanderveer's male quartet of •»•«•»••••••»»•»••»•»•••»•»•••»•••»••»••»»•»»••»•••»•••»•>•»•••»•»•»•»•••»••> Sprepare to become a rural,pastor, prediction as to the outcome of aFreehold. The entertainment will M-inlly believing when he did ao that legal' battle, but from a common- be in. charge of the social commit- |S|he..would never again receive" »s sense standpoint of. right, and tee; which consists of Daniel\T. IHWtHlltllMIIIIMHMM •E'f'largo' a salary as he had been get- I wrong; there seemi to be no reason Hondrickson, Harold W.' Morfprd, p?Ung from the company. This be- why the assessments made by the Charles Sexford Davis, Robert Con- i||y some of those •>•>• |i"jwork the past SI years and. he has BANQUET. AT COLT'S NECK. piJusi announced thit in the.fall he who are conducting it as a fight against higher taxes. In reality it Garod Neutrodyne gfe will give rip a pastorate of 22 years Memben of S.whig Club Will En. Can You Afford a New Car? |£ at,} the ;• New. Monmouth Baptist is nothing of. the kind. It is a fight tertain Their Hmbandl. against equalization of assessments. : trchiirch.: ,... •• . , •. ?' The members of the ladies' sew- If Not See Our . • /' • V Factory guaranteed /:> : : i * • • : &••:•' \: • " »'*• * ing: club of Colt's Neck will give I;?-' Jndgcd by the dollar rule of suc- As is weirknown, the assessments a banquet tomorrow night at tho 'iji'ileess, Mr. Sutphen may not measure of the various municipalities' of this chapel of the Reformed church of Used Car Show by their serial number. ^ {|£l>tof; but judged by other standards county ranged from thirty per. cent that place for their husbands and AT |v he is head and shoulders above nor- of true value to 66 per cent of true the other members of their fam- S.l'.inal... His church, due to Ms leader- value. Anyone can see the gross ilies. Mrs; Sidney Bennett is chair- Dodge Brothers Sales Room ' l^ihip.is generally recognized as the injustice of this. It meant that man of the banquet committee. ft" leading rural Protestant church osomf e municipalities paid twice as Arrangements for the affair were . 149 West Front Street Red Sank, N. J. ARTHUR V. GREGORY feftthotEast. :'.'i. .. .-.. ••• . . much county and state taxes as made last week at a meeting at other municipalities. The county fev • "•:' •.-•*• ','. Mrs. David S. Bu«k's.( After tho FRANK VAN SYCKLE tax board corrected this to a largo' meeting the women' enjoyed re- ..•••••; 67 Brpad Street sp", To make a church the most BUC- degree by raising the assessments freshments and a sotial time. * PHONE 1296 Ji cessful of its kind and to make a of the favored municipalities to ' OPEN EVENINGS SJveommunity more friendly,: more igures corresponding or nearly, cor- ?\: neighborly and generally better all responding with the municipalities TERMS TO SUIT YOU ||jurqundrH3~"Mr.~Sutphen~hBs-doner which we're discriminated against. POLICEMEN! |i?l eannot be valued in terms of .dollars "THE HOME OP GOOD RADIOS" ?|i' ana cents. Such service cannot be! • • • WATCH OUT FOR i^i computed in money, and it is well Bed Bank would have no logical f& that there are.men like Mr. Sutphen grounds to base a fight against its "Broken Laws" |jjwho dont fix their goals by dolhr Increased assessment. It has been MIHIIIIMIIIIIIHIHtllH M—MMMMMtUWMBM fw yaitlsticks. , . ' : assessed at a lower percentage of WMMMMMMH Miller's Hardware Store true value than some other places ||;; 1ft does not seem far-fetched_to a the county arid at a higher rate 33 W. Front St. Red Bank Iji believe that such men are among than'some other"placesi~It"could •g ;th6 most successful persons on earth not without being illogically, selfish Open Evenings Until 8 Q'Clbck, J£ even-though the positions ; which Insist that its assessments continue ijfc they fill are such that it is virtually to be made lower than the other 1^-fanpoBsiblo for them to attain great municipalities which have a higher Atwater Kent :f'i wealth or fanje. They are happy in percentage of assessments. It " Garod V Magnovox could not without being unfair to ||; having attained that which was Model 20 1 FIVE TUBE SET *j;'Sthelr greatest ambition; and; there itself insist that it continue to be Complete One Dial.Control assessed at a higher rale than the T'S POSSIBLE Complete |;'arS many celebrated and rich men Complete &: of •whom this cannot be said. places in the county which have • • ' TO PURCHASE $265.00 been paying a' smaller percentage. $159.00 -O-O-Q-O-O- * » • Free InitplUtioD Freq Iij«tall»tion $159.00 The postofiice clerks and carriers Tho best thing_Red Bank can do the Torrington Electric Cleaner, complete, with all appliances, for'$35.00 during Fret Installation " this week drew their first increases s to keep out of this scrap. Go- all of this week at of'salaries under the Mil passed by ng tp court is always expensive and Everyready • •congress a few we'eka ago. This uncertain. Losing is .always ex- 201A Type Bailtite* < was a belated act-of justice. The pensive; and it frequently happens Battery increased salaries should have been that a winner turns out to be a loser B Batteries Tubes granted, a long time ago. when the cost of legal battles is Leslie's Red Bank Electric Repair Chargers 22 M V larga $.1.75 • • • finally settled. The town'can lose $1.75 nothing by keeping out of this THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT 45 V Urge $3.25 Because the pay of these faithful Fully Guaranteed workers has teen increased the battle and.lt may gain much. C Battery ' 60c $15.00 public will havo to pay increased • • • 19 Monmouth Street Near Broad RED BANK, N» J. parcel post rates and Increased Instead of investing money to go All our set* carry factory icrial number ani guarantee. ( ehargos on certain other forms of to war in the courts the thing to mail:i It i3 claimed that these in- do is to elect men to office who will The Torrington Electric Cleaner is the cleaner which has surpassed any'other TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED creased charges are necessary, inbe economical. This is the real way 7 ; machine of its kind in the United States Government'tests. It carries a two (year order to meet tho increased wages. and the only way to fight high • • * taxes. Such a fight does not re- manufacturer's guarantee, . , 1 Probably the income, of the pos'i- quire one. cent of money to be —*fflee>-depwtment-would-equal-the prit,.but.jt does.requirejhought. - .. -The..RecLEankJElectric Repair Sh.op.Js equipped io .repair alUlectricaWtppli- increased expenses without any in- and non-partisanship; and it never crease in rates if this department will be brought about until the peo- ances. Work done by experts. were not required to do free work. ple learn to care more about putting .One way a big Having could ho goad men in office than about wor- ' Simply phone and ^e will do the rest. Your appliance will.be called far) re- made would bo to quit mailing the shipping a party label. CALL THEM UP speeches of the senators and con- paired and delivered^/" gressmen nil over the country free of charge. Every word uttered in TEACHERS! A 24-hour service at a reasonable charge. Look over our list of Used congress is put in the congressional record and carried • through the WATCH OUT-FOR.- Telephones, day, 1861; night, 1699. . :, Car owners, select any five mails' without charge by the post- office department. "Broken Laws" or six—and call them up. « • •* Frequently "speeches" which They'll tell you whether it were'never made are in the record. Frequently the senators and con- pays to buy from a reput- gressmen who are supposed to have rnado these "speeches" are not Brookfield Cloverbloom even' the authors of the printed able dealer. matter in tho record. Often these Creamery Creamery ''speeches", are written by aecre- faries of tho senators and congress- Butter WAGNER MARKET CO. FRANK VANSYCKLE 1 men. Cutting out the free delivery But§er of this record would occasion no E. V. Hugtet, Mgr. 149-151 W. Front St. great .loss to nnyone, except pos^ SPECIALS! Telephone 1296'. . [ : stbly some of the senators and con- 55c lb gressmen. Everything worth while This Friday and Saturday-Ixu BEST QUALITY MEATS 55c lb STEIN-HEIMLICH AUTO CO. that is raid in congress is printed Long Branch, N. J. In the, newspapers, FANCY 3-3»/2 ft SIZE SELECTED FANCY 4-lb SIZE MILK-FED , ' * » • The postofiice department does a big lot of other free work. The DODGE pnOTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS United' States shipping board, the treasury department, the bureau of printing and engraving, tho navy and various other departments use the postolfico department to send hundreds of tons of mail without paying one cent in return. Some of these departments do work for tho pbstoflico department, but they Chfckens Fowl do no free work, They are well paid for everything they do. 'MILK GOOD FOR FRYING GOLDEN • t < FED DRY PICKED WEST Prices Even if stopping the free work FRESH upl/it did not produco enough savings to KILLED MILK VEAL meet' tho increased salaries there Vould ulill soeni to be no good rea- fc>n why parcel post or any other Jates should bo increased. Why , Ahould tho postoflko be compelled to pay its way? Tho other depart- Leg of monta of govornmont nr« not. For • inslunco, no one would think of requiring that the courts bo so ad- inlniHti'i'ud as to make fines nnd Other revenues Accruing from the lamb •nforccmont of Justice equal tho of Veal wlnrles of tho judges nnd tho other of maintaining law nnd SPRING LAMB FRESH CHOPS KILLED H 'v Tho pontofflco department should i' treated no different from any Taylor's SAVE-BUY IN WAGNER'S %ther" dopnrtnjcnt.' Tho cmentlnl Keyport, Keonsburg, Mataw«n. Campbell's Junction,, Machine Mn^'ln not making tho inepmo jtyUfitho i exponiii), but glvlnu «co- Atlantic Highlands, Highlands, Red Bank. ilc*l, honnut nnd ofllclont lorv- Roll l"1ncron»lni the wlnrlos of tho Sliced ' '"Mr'wOrlicfRic B liilps 16 rohiody qld ln)U»Uco and holpi tq put Pork itplQce on « lound budnoji Bacon putting out free nervlca and Co. Ihi.depdrtmiint on th« nm« . RED BANK REGISTEB, MARCH 18,1925.

service*Sunday, .Morning ^M be CHURCH CLUB ELECTION. choseri members of the sick and re- DANCED IN FANCY DRESS. In or.ttit, "Follow ,*Me." 3 The sermon topic N.w Offit.,, Cboion by O.'C. W. C. lief committee and Mrs. Helen Fix MILLINERY jfafc or "for-the regular service will, be "IMasquerade Cakawalklng Contoit and Mils Mary W. Holmes were L*aiti if you milt aimlrt h»t In • little to «r«ln!Sli service at night will be "God's Su- ing year was held and,Miss Anna table. Favors appropriate for the MttUngt—8 P. M. | n';the Munargo of ,the JKunion jight persons were present. Danc- ss Bfar««IO,' tb now able to ers. AH the dancers wore fancy club,will distribute fruit and flowers Resdlng' Room. figured Christ." At night th,e pas- Frances Reussille, Mrs. Edna Pen- "Broken Laws" QABitgrr a, .• •e, around with a cane. While en,' tor, will preach on "Wild Beasts •r grotesque costumes, and d wide to the sick and shut-ins on Easter. It r nington'and Mrs, MabqJ Hance were It pays to advertise In Tho Eoglster.' afcid in electrical work Mr. Roopand ,winlitering AngeU," The ariety of "characters" and for- undertook- to lift a large motor evening .service will be opened with eign folks were represented. vh(ch was too Much for his strength an organ recital. / A Cakewalk contest was won by iBd this caused his injury. Mr. and Mrs.- Arthur Ryenon. Mr. celebration frf her bert Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Alden rtployed as a alerk at the Western seventieth birthday. The party was Mason, Major and Mrs. Stanford, 10 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. nion tflegraplT'cornpBny's office arranged by her, daughters, Mrs. •Lieutenant Leicester, Mr. and Mrs. mnoutji street. Louis J. Tetley*, Mrs. Harry J. Pit-John Cantilllon, Miss Helen Kelly, OUR MOTTO IS TO; SELL THE BEST FOR LESS! Wr7 Willldm ROB* and Charles terson and Mrs. William J. Thomp- Mi8»\Adelo Ely, -Mr. and Mrs. C. a'wklns of-Jled Bank are on a trip son of Red Bank ojid Mrs. George N. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.- Pierre r Savannah, Georgia. Sohouerling of Elizabeth. Tho Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Homor C. .'-Miss Anna'Peldmon of Newark evening was spent in general tooMethot, Dr. ancUMrs. Samuel Haus- Ferris Hams 34c lb Ferris ljfacon Strips 39c lb Moland's Carton Bacon 49c lb it part of last week with Miss clability and refreshments were man, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Methot, l Beckensteln of Menmouth served. Mrs. Lucas was tha re-Mr. and Mrs. George Voorhis and rJ«. - . *' cipient'of,many birthday gifts and Mr", and Mrs. Worth Cunningham. I. -Policeman Osborne E. Harrison wishes* for ,many woip birthdays. ' rEed Bank, who has been confined Those present in addition to the ijHjie house with.'epngeitlon of the persons mentioned above. were "DOMINIE LANGFORD." Beef Liver logs bordering on pneumonia, la Mrs. Stout Thompson, Mrs. Thom- Judge Lawrence "Chriitens" Bel- as Murray,' Mrs, Sara Davis, Mrs. nattily improving alid Vyill bo out ford Man with a New Name. again shortly. • > Robert Hackett, .Benjamin Pryor, Breast Neck •;^Mrs. Augustui Aheam of Wallace Horace, Margaret and Edward Pat- Alfred E. Langford, one of the street visited friends and relatives terson, ^:Bernadine and James storekeepers at Belford, now has a. Phila Scrapple at Newark and Orango last week. Thompson and^ Jack, Russell, Robert new name. Everybody who. knowa Bonelesi him is calling; him "Dominie Lang- v;r;>JJrs. .Harry Y. Smith of Harrl- and MildTed Tetloy. BOn; avenue gavs birth to a son ford." Judge Rulif V. Lawrence Last Friday Mrs. Lucas lost her is responsible. weighing ten and a' quarter pounds balance and;fell down a flight of "Who is this Lanjford anyway— Pot Roast Mrfiiday night. Both mother. ^nd Boilins Beef stairs in her home. She was bruised baby, are doing nicely. Mrs. Smith and. shaken up and has been con- is he a dominie?",queried 'the wks formerly Miss Helen Coleman, lined to her bod since the accident. judge in the course of a: trial the daughter of Andrew.R.Coloman. other day at Freehold. 7*A son was born last > Wednesday • LINCROFTS LOSS. ', The case in question concerned to Mrs. John Stoye of Shrewsbury two neighbors who had.got in a Chuck Steak Loin Pork Farewell Dinner for Two Who Have scrap and had had each other, ar- aypnue. .Mr..Stoye'iB a member of Milk Fed the Red Bank police force. ' < Moved to Cranford. : rested. It was testified that Mr. 'IM Fred Gilt of Monmouth Miss Edria "Reinhart.and'her cou- Langford went to unusual lengths BtRetpwho has been sin,-Willlam-A.^Ba6sett(-nioved-Sat- tobring peace between the neigh urdayvfrom LlnCjoft to' Cranford. bors and restore the former friend- Shoulder Lamb ptomaine poisoning; ,1s Improving. Rump Veal A farewell dinner was given ,for ship. It was on account of this •';A daugther was born last Satur- them last Friday night at:Mr..'and testimony that Judge Lawrence day to Mrs. C. K; "YanScholck of MrSr G. Harry Richdale's at Lin-thought there might be a possibili Rahway. Mrs.; / VanSchoIck is croft. (About fifteen persons were ty that Mr. Langford was a "Mo. jdJMghter of J. W. Brown of Worth- Leg of Veal Rollette Hams present. Miss Reinhart. and" Mr.mlnie. Mr. Langford's front name ley street. ' Mr.. and • Mrs. Van- Bnssett have been very, active in the is now "Dominie" and it would not Sdhoick have two other children, social, church and community life be strange if it stuck to him the Fancjf 8ize ft MU! F d 331/ 2 ft $ize ft Harold arfd Maris VanSchbick. of Lincroft and there is much re- rest of his life. Selected Roasting Chickens 42c I ^ ^ Roasting Chickens 39c gret there because they have moved ' Church N«w». * away. Many'fine things were said Two New Lodge Member*. •ilnstead- of-the regular,-prayer about Miss Reinhart' and Mr. Bas- sett bFthWolksiftTtheTilnTierrMisS —-The Royal •Arcanum lodge; of _Rel irieeting at the Baptist church to- ;Bank enjoyed a "night of fun" at night a supper and,efficiency cpn- Reinhart and Mr.. Bassett moved to Crarifordto engage \n another line last,. week'B meeting:. Harvey. R. firence will bo held, with an ad- Smock and John B. Coles were in: of business. They, operated '••'•,..•'' ••••' • • ' dross by. Miss Wallace of New Yrok itiated into the lodge. , A "ten-pin" and discussion., on "Our Young clothing factory at Lincroft and this has keen closed. * bowling match created'a lot of fun. lives and Our Church." The sub- Refreshments were served after- No delivery, no, charges. Garry and save, that's the secret I ject for the junior congregational It Pays to Advertise-in tho Register ward. " " ' r SHOP

26 BROAD STREE7Tr RED BANK, N. J. t • Smart and New Women's and Misses' Apparel Fresh from Eastern Centers is Offered at Especially Attractive Prices for this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 19,20,21 Every Garment for Those Who Would be Individual!

, Jvabots, Scallops and Pleats—-the three For the Younger Miss newest fashions to be .'definitely ac- cepted by the well dressed woman, and The Jumper Frock . usually foundionly in the very expen- sive costumes, are,presented in these Quality, Style and Price appeal here. youthful, ensemble suits. Popular Included in this group of frocks are all spring colors and distinctive lines.' the newest Spring modes presented in Colorful . We are featuring the new mannish delightfully interesting ways:' Spring Hats style 4-button coat at Iloautlful now Spring and Special price on Dresses and Frocks at Knatei- crimtlonn In all tht f*>n< IcnablB tliupei foe Jha mitron and tho nils*. Crlip, luitroui ilnnvi, tllki nnd comblD«tloili. Scorn at itylei. SPECIAL hi $16.50 $9.98 $2.9! ;I"*VJ( - RED BANK£EGISTER, MARCH 18,1925.

tice Is hereby B!««B to tht creditorsof Oultormstn. WUIIam , Xante, ••Id deeeaitd to exhibit to thi tub«rlfe«r. Uvltr. Wlhad rrost. Ika autUr ot tht attatt erf Sanh Man- administrator •• aforesaid, thslr iltbu and u«l pow.r. to rtjalr t theVMiddletown township high and eorapl.ta deafn.is s.u In, For tht Conpateal . 3»rrlce ' you SEABRIGHT NEWS. saks ol your»ill and jour child you can- chool at Leonardo lor the fifth v«i» assured » . perfect markingvperlod. ;• Her 'average •was MI o»srl«k "iblf. ojiDortmiltf. For "•! Chamber of '"' .". " . Middle'town village. , An automatic flath electric light Each marking period at the iign has been installed in the show "Prices Less Than Elsewhere" Western Electric. eonardo school the ten pupils Vith window'of (Sweeney & Mace'a real the highest standings in the high estate office.* ° chool and the five pupils with the John Carton will t manage the lest standings in the other grades Seabrlght, garage in the Sweeney ire placed on the honor roll. The building. He will reopen 'the ga- TOMORROW ull list of honor roll pupils is asrage this week. ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF ollows: Seniors—Vlldred DeVestr, Lawrence , LITTLE SILVER NEWS. « irton, Charlotte Rollar, Helen Roake. Fashion's Newest oulse Beyer. Dorothy Starke, Anna Pound Sociable List Night—Nav ake. Myrtle pape, Vivien QsboYne, Loui- Ford Owner*. ie Glileran, GeDrse McDonnell. . Juniors—Ellubeth Oocke. Ella Mae The Methodist Epworth league [ankln.on. Anna - Esatmond, Harsaret held a pound sociable last night at I'Keefe. Ida HUdebrind,- Marie' Jarvl., the church hall. Maryland Borrow ring Poole lary Hailitork, Anna SUv«. Mildred jeohard, Eillen Mawhlnnex, . will, entertain tho club at the next Sophoraorei—Mary Gill, Helen Larton, meeting on April 10th. 'An exceptionally• complete nnd varied display of in- , fan. Leonard, Hugo Peterson, Harriett Little Silver residents, received oach. Robert Stokei, Bertha Relboldt, teresting fashions collected from tho leading stylo llrabeth Schnoor, Thomas GIU, Elsie post cards last week from Joseph [aven*. Rosemsry Gilleran: Oschwald and fatnily, who are makers, now await your selection, chosen by experts Freihmen—Anita Hamroesfahr, Mar- making t) tour of the world. The in constant. touch with the New York market;.' The rl« Uprlchird, Gerard Forrest. Philip cards were mailed' February 6th K msrKet. me !ohen, James Grlicffs, Joseph Maxson, price of these, charming models, eonard Gehlhaus, Kan Hauler, Richard from Java, an island in the Malay Welii, Victor Campbell, Helen Runkc, archipelago. ..in' high colorjrigs and the deeper •Mini MontMrue. ' . Mrs.! Joseph T. White is ^visiting shadeB, marked very special for Grade eleht one—George Wahl, Harold ov, Muriel Mawhinney, vVera Simpson, relatives at Newark and Orange. tomorrow at only .•...' .., Edith Uanklnson. • ' New Ford sedaia, Tiave been , Values to $25.00 $15 Eight two—Golda Havens, Marguerite bought by Clifford Herbert and D. Morrell, Marx Caruso, Elirood Ranner. E. D. Lcfferson. ' ' • • . As wellos it Washes Johnson, H. Robinson, Eight three—Elsie Miller,. Roger Me "Women's Shop of Long Branch" TANDING high above the machine and swinging easily to convenient posi- lormsck, Catherine Donnelly, James Jan>. Luke Longhead made the quarter iko, Helen Sheridan. •worth more. He will carry a thirty- Special Values tions, the Poole Wringer does away with tired backs and aching arms— 1 Gradt seven ene—Dorothy FranV, SopMe word message into over 7,100 and operates as easily as the washer itself. •. ' . eMldowIti, Ema Day, Marcina Edington, homes for. 25 cents.—Advertise- f SMART- THE,NEW, JUMPER SKIRT SENSATION ' arls Ahem. < , ^ ment' • •• It'a perfectly safe and simple, too. The After you wring from the washer 16 Seven two«-James Hedfleld. Marlon SPRING wide 12-inchVoDersmake feedihg"ea»y, whilo riflse water, just awing the wringer a quarter ionnelly, George Vosselman,.-Marle^Sara?- Suspender Dresses tho. adjustable thumbscrews allow for dif- ^urn and wring right over your stationary . Fred Beam. Good colorf urflannel fabrics jii plainflndcheckB.- -ferent thicknesses. Thertf is an automatic tuba into blue water. Then another awing Seven three—Margaret Hoose, Jennie Sons and Daughter*! 1 oit. Wheeler Cocke, Leo Parker, Sadie COAT? All are excellently trimmed. AH are'exclusive safety device to itop the rollers in case of a and wring into the basket—all without onca models. . . moving the machine. .' I WATCH OUT FOR jam. Sixth iraSe—Helen McDantels. Elisa- beth LaMarche. Florence Hoelles. Eva $25.00 . •" $5.95 to $9.95 ,V . Owning the Poole takes the worry and hard work out of waah-day. Every eckeisen, Edward Flannelly. 'Broken Laws'* Values up to $39,60 housewife can have one because the pries is only $99.50. Fifth grade—Mae Waldman. Kalhryn '>»»«4«4*404«<)«4)4e> Come to our store and let us show you trie Poole Electric Washer - and. tell you •<•««•••»•»••••••»•••••»»»•••••»•••••••••«•••••••»• • • . .. *• how easy it is to own it. , • , H. S. ALLEN'S The Real Service. ELECTRIC SHOP "RED"BANlrS"XEADlNG"ELECTRIC SHOP" No business—canJcpermanently prosper unless it performs a. real serv- Second National Bank Building Red Bank, N. J. ice. .. . ;• / ' . '" • Telephone 1184 Formerly Located at 10 White St. • Every business should have as its aim not merely the making of, money, but also the aim of being of real service to the people where its business is located, : ' Making a fair profit and giving the very best service possible go hand- in-hand. • A business that does not com- bine both these qualities cannot sur- Miles yive and grow. • ' < Such a business may drag along, See it at the 8 Seconds but it can never be regarded as a suc- cessful business enterprise. AUTO SHOW AH This Week . .' . .. If it gives service without mak- Spaces 1 to 4 Every time you see if s hew good ing any money it will have to go out Maxwell flash ahead in traffic, remember of business as soon as its capital is FOk TEN YEARS that the wide gap it leaves between itself used up. , and the crowd- means far more than If it tries to make money without "The Worid's Greatest superior getaway. , , s Eveiryone/ Says It—Sales Prove It . performing any real- service, it will Hudson is not called "the World's Greatest Buy" for today alone. ' Regard it as a true reflection of an im- be forced out of business eventually,. That is acknowledgment of ten years' constant refinement of a great mensely greater motor car value—of a because people will find other places car around the famous patented Super-Six principle. , . performance capacity put of all pro- to trade where reakpervice is given. The reaspns. for that position affect all motor car buying. They portion to the first cost. , }< cannot be ignored. . ' • '. '• ••> The Red Bank" Register, tries to A supreme and exclusive motor principle, adding power, smooth- ' For Chrysler engineers have touched tq combine giving good service with new, performance, without added weight, cylinders or cost. thi* car with the magic wand of engi- charging a price which give it a ipod- The lnrgest production of 6-cyllndcr closed cars in tha world—and neering genius. Touring Car t * 895 est profit. It fpllows this plan in its the value advantages of that positions Club Coupe . 995 Club Sedan • 1045 News Department; in its Advertising Actual proof of greatest value—which Is SALES. , . They have made it to deliver a combin- Standard Sedan 1095 • Depailment and, in its Printing De- And now the greatest price advantages with tho finest quality Special Sedan 1245 l ation of power and speed and flexibility All ptlcei F. O. B. Ditiolt. TM uin partntent. ' , Hudson ever offered. , . ' <•• and acceleration which ire not surpassed V/t in W«aud it extend id* nmvnw It ii only u you find the real compiriiqm power or speed. It canhot buy ptlbcr re- . linct el llm—faymtHli. Aik Hint (or Hudion qualitiei among: the coitliut liability or endurance. . ', •' ' ' by cars far greater in bulk and in price. Mne night last week at Hopping's iltal, where he was a patient for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riinyon and start a bungalow soon at East Trust Your standard make of mower from Crossing. About forty shoti were ive weeks. Mr. Walling was Struck Mr; and Mrs. Elwood Eunyon of Keansburg for summer use. \ us.you gain the advantage of iy an automobllo near Llttlo" Sil- Belford spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. John T. Hopping of Hop- ixchangcd and a number of the N •f alwiys being able to get repair esidents of that locality were er and his leg was broken. Mrs, J. E. Johnson of Ocean City. ping's Crossing' continues to im-' AjaxDeahr parts for your machine. iwakened by the-nolse. Frank Vogel and Joseph Carroll Frank Swope has given upjhis grove from her sickness. losition as head mechanic for the' Mrs. Florence Perry of Belford We sell the boat lawn The fishermen of tho Bay Shore f Newark spent Saturday and Sun- lection are getting their boats and lay at East Keansburg. John .Triangle bus company and has re- is home from Somerville, where mowers made and carry n full V.f pound nets ready. They anticipate lentz and James Stnlfawent to turned to his home at Camden. she spent the winter. Low'pressuxe cords stock of repair parts for them. fin early season. s'ewark with Mr, Vogel and Mr. Elmer Compton and Caleb Post Arthur Murphy, who is employed of Belford wore sworn in Monday or balloons? I Mechanic, St. Phon. Red Bank 32? Red Bank, N. J Gerber Shaffer, formerly of Port Jarroll for a short visit. at Now York, spent Sunday with Monmouth, is now a patient nt the Mrs. Henry R. Applegate of Port night by Justice Louis H. Jleese as his mother at Belford. naval hospital at Philadelphia, He "onmouth entertatned a party of special officers without salaries. Tho bridge club of Navesltik .will Small wheels or those ma been an invalid tho past two 'riends at luncheon Friday nfter- Dr. and-MM. .0', W. Budlong of meet Thursday night at Mrg. Alfred years due to injuries'suffered while loon. Her sister, Mrs. Hyers of Belford have returned' from a stay Brown's at Locust. •',•-. you have? BQOSTER ,overscas in military service during Asbury Park, spent Friday and Sat- with their daughter, Mrs. Woods of Miss Nellie- Mnlloy is having tlh6 world war. The government, urday with her. Edonton, North Carolina. bungalow built as an investment at ftcr a long period of red tape, is The ladies' auxiliary of the The firemen of Port Monmouth Port Monmouth. • • • Your AJAX dealer TICKETS low proyidingJiospital care for Mr. Jhemlcal fire company of Belford ll hold a euchre party at the George Golden is having repairs (haflfer. • till have a covered dish sociable at schpolhouse at that place Friday rnade to his house on Main street will advise you wise- Spring is here soon so get your spring and sum- Tho Leonardo Boy Scout will firchouie tomorrow night night of next week. . ' at Belfordi . ly, correctly. told a play, and dance at the high Each member of the auxiliary can William Sutherland is having im Morris Wise is repainting and mer clothes ready for cleaning, pressing and cyiool auditorium Saturday night. InVite/a friend. jirpyements" made to his house on otherwise- repairing his house' at repairing.and send them to us. All pur work is' 'K'ela^cd Justice" is the title of the Main street at Belford. John Heins Leonardo. He is your commu- Leroy Henry, -who is employed at is doing the work. » absolutely guaranteed; our prices are; thte ' n\v- j and the cast is composed of lew York, as one of the chief . :;Mrs. John Mulder of- Belford nity's service center est in Monmouth County. We also give Be ,ter ;he* scouts, who are under the dlrec- :lerks of the Central railroad com The Navesink dramatic club will spent part of last week at New i of J. J. Shapiro, the scout mas- mny, spent Sunday with his par meet tonight at the library and final York. for facts on tires. Tickets with each suit or dress we sponge and ;er.' J. Paul Posten will be i the onts, Mr ,and Mrs. George C. Hen- arrangements, for the coming play Charles Rutt, Sr., of Port Mon- press. We give six Booster Tickets. Be sure loloVst find the music -will be fur- ry of Belford. will be madei ' mouth has a new automobile. ijhiod by the Ackersojf orchestra, Good progress is heing made on ' Miss Helen Granderath of Elizn Charles Walling is building "a Make good.use of to send your clothes for cleaning and pressing bethSpent Friday at Belford with HYmry VnnDanlen, chairman of eorgo Tentermann's new house bungalow at Port Monmouth. to the right place. ', ' <. tho I.conardo civics association, and her parents, Mr .ard Mrs, Henry Mr. and Mrs. James MacPhoe of it New Monmouth. All the out- Granderath. Edward; Corbett, president of the side work is done and the house Ocean View are sick with grip. ropeyty pwners' association a will be ready for occupancy in a • The ..Christian Endeavor society French Cleaners and Dyers Oceanp.View, near Leonardo, are few weeks. . - of the New Monmouth Baptist much 'j/tflko in their views on com- church will hold a sociable tomor Arthur Linzmayer of Navesink row night, ' , ROTARY CLUB! munity; .masters and they are work- was operated on Sunday at tin ing.co-operatively for a better and Miss Marion Dennis of Port Mon- WATCH OUT FOR STEVENSON Long Branch hospital. He has been mouth was home' Saturday an igger ! Leonardo. . . • , suffering .from a dislocated bone in Samuel Lebovitz Rov.iA. H. Sutphen, pastor-o Sunday from normal school a "Broken Laws" & O'GORMAN his leg and a second operation was Trenton. •• ' ' ;ho Ne\l Monmouth Baptist church necessary. 27 FIRST AVENUE jxchangfed pulpits Sunday with thi Craig Finnegan of Belford has 79 A. Monmouth St lastor 01'the Long Branch -Baptist Rev.. Robert Anderson, pastor o: recovered from a sore throat an PUBUC NOTICE." • (Oppoilto Community Club) ' 'J the Navesink Methodist church, hai Notice 1» hereby given that .the'Com- church. \ At night stereopticon has gone back to work at New missioners of Assessment of the Burougl Red Bank, N. J. views of \"Racial Groups of Amer- returned to his charge and a spe- York. . • . of Red Bank will meet at the. Boroug) Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Phone 184 ial service was held Sunday morn- Hall In said Borough on the 23d day ol ica" were\ shown at the New Mon- Melyin P. Yard of Belford ljas March, 1925, at 7:30 P. H. for tho pur- mouth: church. ing. Miss Mattie Williams was th returned home from a stay wit pose of hearing persons Interested In th* soloist. assessments to be made by them, in rcla , WORK- CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED ' John-Seuley of Belford returne his brother, John Yard of Trenton tlon to the laying of sewers on Newmar Miss Charlotte Applegate of Port Capt. John Glass of Belford was Springs road,' Harrison avenue,,. Marioi home' Sunjlay from a New Yorli street, Worthley street and ClintonDiacc hospital, wlieref, he has been unde Monmouth has returned from a visitor at New York Sunday. A'. E. OLSEN, treatment pearly four months for a isit at Trenton. • She and a> party Harry Oliver and family of Nave Boroujh Cler broken leg neceived in an accident. Mr. Seeloy has to use a crutch when he wJilks and he. probably will for'Sevei-al weeks. Evangelistip services at the Leon' ardo Baptist ihuroh-will begin Sun- day. Rev. EA'gar Stephen of Vir. Sconomu ginia will be ii charge: They will continue each- night through th Hides* week and if tVere is sufficient - in tcrest they will be continued foi JJot o slogan but two weeks. . '<• The ladies' attxiliaryof the Port klonmouth fire company met Tues- day of last weeK at Mrs. J. Henrj Waiting's and aiiranged next Jfun to give a play 'entitled "Deacon Doves." Each June the auxiliary lives a play. Dr. and Mrs. J\. W. McConne' KIPPERED I of Keansburg,' Mr. and Mrs. G. TOMATO! Smith.of New Mommouth and Johi Osborn of Asbury Park were Sat V&ra ere a hundred ways b serve this deleciolle tea food. a California Peaches'mrich syrup ' ASPARAGUS- Us garden flaaor. surpasses fresh asparagus atlhisseascr torn

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[VERY LOAFUMIFORH IN QUALITY AND FUyOR.WnL-BAKEO tf Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor rpBA Herald Tel. 90 ^ea Bright Tel. 955 Red Bank 'OhstJfrount/ifutConttrJrom Ctmrybody Flrti rMc0 at lit N****lA*mM mm fir th itvtnth ttmmifhi W .*„ > -Twent; EED BANK REGISTER. MARCH 18,1925, BOY SCOUTS ATJOCEAN VIEW. ments were served.' About sixty persons were present. They Will' Give a Play and Danca ( TbziAN BRO$. The Daughters ol Liberty held at the Leonardo School. . their thirteenth anniversary at the- Importers of ORIENTAL RUGS A boy scout band known* as Troop 47 has been organized at Perby house Thursday night. About 200 were present. Miss CARPET CLEANERS »nd REPAIRERS • Ocean View, near Leonardo, with John Shapiro as scoutmaster. The Elizabeth Stiles, commander, and Miss Evelyn Coleman, vice com- Burnt and -Moth Holei Invliibly Rewoven. -' — troop was sponsored by the Ocean i View property owners' association. mander, were'presented with large The Auto s ' • Your Name or Initial. Interwoven Mrs. Mabel Burnett has given a boquets of roses, and Mrs. Rebec- 1 ca Parker, oldest living commander, 4 EdfM Overlooked or Overpait. - Fringes Atttebed, ete. troop flag and a national flag: to the boy scouts. On Saturday night the was presented with a gold medal. AT THE 0 Drummond Place -, Red Bank, New Jersey troop will give a play and dance Music was furnished by the High- II at the Leonardo schoolhouse. The lands orchestra. Mrs. Charles Telephone 1044-R Opp. Borough Hall play will be humorous. It is entitled Greenfield was tho soloist Dancing The Alien Judge." and refreshments were enjoyed. The Trailers' card club met Wednesday' night at'Mrs. John Red Bartk Armorv HIGHLANDS NEWS. - Kwik's when Mrs. Weldon Wettnoro was hostess! •'Cards; game's' and Daughter! of Liberty Celebrated dancing were enjoyed and at a late II INVEST! Thirtenth Annivermry Lut Week. hour a collation was served. The The annual St. Patrick's euchre prize winners were Mrs. Hilda and dance of the fire company was Palmer, Mrs. Herman' Sickles, Mrs. held last night at the Cedar Grove Margaret Morebach, George Liming, Worth-While hotel. : A large number, attended Herman Sickles and Mrs. Weldon ALL THIS WEEK and the affair was a -social and Wetmore, who captured the con- financial success. .. . solation prize. The club will meet Mrs. Thomas Wright gave ,a this week at Mrs. Emma Hooper's, in an birthday party Thursday night for where Mrs. Margaret Morebach will her daughter Edith, who was tenbe hostess. would not be a complete show without the wonderful years old. About forty persons at- tended and games . ' rest (adjustable'to three positions) it yields se- pecially the service. Sunday after- . ' ' • 1 ' • ' - '• . i ' ' ' • club. noon for men onl;'. The services rene comfort, especially for reading. And at Leonard.Hardy, son, of George will, be'continued every-night this • To make the show a complete* success, we are Hardy, was operated on Saturday night, its sag-proof spiral springs assure perfect week at the Baptist church and at the Ann May hospital at Spring there will be three union services foremost in our displays of the above celebrated sleep, Complete with artisti^ cretonne covered Lake. Leonard has been suffering at the Baptist church Sunday. from throat .trouble. He is now Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Thomson makes. • ;,: mattress. rapidly improving. and son of Middlebush have been •!• 0 The girls' friendly society visited Also Double Day Beds spending av few days with Mr. the Keyport society Sunday. Thomson's parents, Rev. and Mrs. About twelve made the trip. If you contemplate buying a car, asmost folks SPECIALLY PRICED. AT J. A. Thomson. Ralph Thomson A farewell ' party was tendered has an executive position with the are, do not make your purchase until you have played Hev. Harry P. Grim and family National insurance company. Friday night by the members of Garrett Conover is laid up with fair with yourself a(nd investigated the above makes the church- and the ladies' aid sotonsllitis- . . ' $17.50 to $45.00 ciety. Mr. Grim has been the pas- Oliver W. Holton has a new tor of the Methodist church six and their respective models. years and was recently transferred Chevrolet truck. to the Keansburg Methodist church. During his pastorate at Highlands Joseph Goldstein ha has accomplished much good BE CAREFUL! work and was very active in any WATCH OUT FOR( community and civic work. In ap- Broadway Long Branch, N. J. preciation, the ladies' aid society "Broken Laws" presented Mr. Grim with &• purse of Fred fl. Van Dorn sold. After a social time refresh-. HIIMMIMI i Salesroom: Broad Street Opposite Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. j.

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Remember! T Owing to the lai-ge increase in our business the past year we are '•$ T y y forced to build an addition to our store in order that we may give our y y y y customers better service and have more room for our new stock which is y y •f y arriving daily. y y The Bathing Girls' Revue y y We have 400 Bicycles that must be moved in order to make room Sponsored by Steinbach Company y at the Business Men's Show for the carpenters. In order to do this we are compelled to make a sac- f Tomorrow Evening rifice in the price and we are going to offer these Bicycles at a discount of t TPHE Steinbach Bathing Beauties, a bevy of attractive young ladies from this •t 1 section who have consented to. pose in the newest beach creations for f Y 1925, will hold forth at the Beach Casino on Thursday evening. y These attractive misses, who have been carefully chosen from scores of i t T aspirants will display popular . ' Y t "ANNETTE KELLERMAN" f 0 Y "Two-in-One" Suits Y t for which Steiabachs are exclusive agents in this vicinity—as well as many f other new creations of the bathing suit world. Suits demure, fetching, strik- Y t ing will be the order of the revue and everyone as picturesque as the mode Y They are all standard makes, such as Pierce, Reading-Standard and t can make it. There will be colors, fabrics and designs to suit every taste, typo Y y and mood. Truly, a display that may safely be termed "THE FAVORITE Y Columbia. *__ .'.*". y BEAGH COSTUMES- FOR JERSEY'S FAVORITE DAUGHTERS." t y Y y A Supplementary Display of Knitted Apparel Y All other merchandise, sqch as Automobile Tires, Tubes, Supplies, •y> Y will feature all the newest modes.in .sweaters, dresses and ensembles for Y etc., will be offered at a great sacrifice in price during this sale which Spring and Summer,Spoils wear. This showing will also be highly interest- Y ing, in viewof the fact that knitted apparel promises to be much the vogue Y takes effect at once. * y for coming season wear. < •Y t Everybody Welcome! FrecrTicketi at f 'Y Service Desk Y t Y t Y t Y Y Y t Y Mahns' Y Y f T t Y Y 27 East Front Street Opposite Globe Hotel Red Bank, N. J. I X RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 18, 1926. ,..,^,_^ BONDS SOLO, Valter Reed hospital at Washing- nipt firemen's association enjoyed ton, Is on tlie road to recovery. . ,feast last Thursday .night,at the uu. of '§} ,280,000 for Aibury Mrs. Charles Champlin iB improv- moke Shop at Red -Bank. Park Hot.| Or.r»ubicrtb«d. ng from a severe sickneesi Whitney Tilton will receive the The $1,250^000 in bond) for the Mrs. Carroll Bruton. was a guest :liird initiatory degree of Washlng- new Berkeley-Cartferet hotel at As-at the home of Sergeant and Mrs. :on lodge of Free Masons tonight. burjr Park were told In |eis than Voight on Saturday. 24 hours after,they were put on A reception will be given for Rev. Luke tonnh.ad Will Help. the market by' G. L. Miller and nnd Mrs\ Craig tonight in the Sun- Tho RogisteV every week prints a company, New York brokers. It it day-school room. ull list of household goodB and repotted 'there was a heavy over ither articles* for sale and wanted. Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter, Turn,to the want'department of The THE ONE subscription of the bonds. The who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Register if you are thinking of buy- reat of the finance needed for build- John Hulse, have returned to Bay-ing or selling anything.—Advertise- ing and equipping the hotel has pnno. ment.-^ been provided by local investors. Sevoral people from Oceanport The contractors announced that attended the dance at Portaupeck tho hotel will be completed by June last night 15th. At present there are 450 The .interior of the postofllce is men working on tho job. receiving a coat of paint.

A $30,000 "Hotel Fir.. EATONTOWN NEWS. V.. Fire partly destroyed the. NorWilll.m P.rby Quiti Hi. Position AUTOMOBILE wood Hall hotel-at—Asbury^ark •nd Georgo Warren Gets It. Sunday morning, causing damage of about $30,000, most of it being •William Darby, who has been confined to the interior of': the employed by the -Gulf refining building. Tho fire, started in the company the past eleven' years cellar and worked its way, up the has' resigned his position to work walls .of the building. The' prop* for tho Sinclair gasoline com- erty is owned by Albert Adams and pany of .Freehold. George Warren had been vacant since last fall. has been promoted to the position which Mr. Darby held.". •. Harry Wolcott was called to New OCEAWORT NEWS. \ York Monday by the''sickness of . i Qconnport'i Bojr Scout Troop Held his uncle. • ' '•• Firtt Meating Thanday; Frank Redelli bought a team of horses last wenk from "Wolcott The first regular meeting of Boy Biros, for use

to^our^car~or~ any_ Auspices Monmbuth County Automobile Dealers' Association part of its operating e^uipmei^ whU^ thereto through collision with other moving or sta- • tionary objects. You may be careful, but hoW about;; THE DURANT COMPANIES the other feilow ? ' •;' THEFT.. In 56 towns and cities of the U. S. A.; of Monmouth County will hold a Show, showing the 9,995 cars were stolen during 1921. YOUR car may ; latest models of be the next. You may recover- it, but it will cost; you money. A policy will protect you. . \ Star, Durant and i FIRE. A policy covers damage by fire from any, Flint Automobiles cause, in the garage or on the road; > at their various Showrooms. Admission Free Why All This Worry When a Policy Will Protect You?

Asbury Park Durant Co. Long Branch Durant Co. The above Insurance Is sold by the following members of the Railroad Ave. North As^nry Park 335 Broadway Long Branch Telephone Asbury Park 4300 Telephone Long Branch 785 RED BANK REAL ESTATE BOARD In companies who settle and do not sympathize. ALLAIRE & SON W. A. HOPPING HENDRICKSON & STOUT 11 Red Bank Durant Co. Freehold Durant Co. 60 Broad Street 49 Broad Street 69*71 Broad Street Red Brink, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. 61 Monmouth Street 31 Court Street i HAWKINS BROS. HYLIN & SALZ A. L. 1VINS, AGENCY Telephone Red Bank 167ft - Telephone Freehold 528 10 Monmouth'Street 42 Broad Street A 42 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank, N. J.

W. MASON TURNER, General Manager. Remember, Your Agent is Half Your Insurance t the Red #«>•$«^^&*«^^^^^^**^l"^<^*««^*^*^^^^>«^^ EXHIBITORS

LAMONT A. DUBE 1 JOSEPH T. BURROWES CO.. Ranges, Plumbina; and Heating System* . . Millwork and Msion Supplie* FLORALHURST) FLOWER SHOP JOSEPH T. BURROWES CO. FloriiU . , Builders' Hardware and PalnU

EDWARD H. tAFETRA H. G. DEGENRING Groceries r Mineral^Watert—Soft Drinlu

WM. FREIHOFER BAKING CO, CHAMEROY BROS.. Cake and Br«id - Decorator! and Palnttrt

KELLY ft COMPLY ^ SHO? uto Acestsoriei _ • Draperies and Upfipliterlnc

L. SCHWARTZ ALBERT S. MILLER ; Oil and Coal Ranges Shoet and Footwear RED BANK REAL ESTATE BOARD Real Estate and Lots

THEORA BROWN RED BANK STEAM LAUNDRY Hemstitching, Every Night beginning; at 7:30 o'clock, those who attend this exposition Laundry Service "••'••« FRED D. WIKOFF%J.> J. KRIDEL •; will be treated to the most spectacular, entertaining and educational pro- Coal, Feed, etc. i' . 'i Men's Clothing—Haberdasher "i • JHE ROSE SHOP • MARKS FURNITURE CO.; j gram thaihas ever been staged in Monmouth County—if not in the State. ••:,<•: Women's Wear, MilUaarr, Gowns Baiter Horn* Furnisher* ' L9UIS MENDEL•',-' "" * 4 THE BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK ..Fashion Revueeach- evening by"Winter Garden. show_beauties, :as_w»svvxv^sxvvvv^^ , Engineer! ^ Dancing Every Evening

Auspices Admission Red Bank Business Men's Fifty Cento ' Association Children 10c Saturday P.M.

*$t>«^$**$$$$^ VI* flight. tDd decided *o j)Ut off until son were surprised, Saturday night the QentraJ Baptist church and the next faints minstrel show. at their homo on Second avenue by speaker will be Judge Adrian Lyons 'Forty-Mm Ori'anlie'and Baakat. The iadlei1 aid" society of thea group of friends from. Perth Am- of Perth Amboy, Judge Lyons is 4 & ball Turn Will U Forwd. Central Baptist church hold a boy and Staton Island. It was the president of tho national Christian |_ About forty members of the chicken wlad supper Thursday Hirretbenth'anniyersary of their wed- association and the neighboring as- t j*Oeean View property owners' aiio, night in the church basement and ding and many gifts were received. sociations are expected to be repre- [/elation, ranging In »ge from' young *bo«M260 7M cleared. The sup- A social time was enjoyed and re-sented nt the services. }nion not old enough to (vote to nan per wan under, the direction, of Mrs. freshments were served. «,jlfty years ot age have,formed an Bills Ktberti, i ' Rev. Herbert Jfeas of Newark | athletic'club, They are'6rgiJBjzlng <* At the meeting of the community preached Su'ndiy at the > Presby- FATHERS! /a basketball team and.ifli»y:st«te dub lasi Monday night Miss M. A.terian church'/hnd Archibald Kne'r- WATCH OUT FOR '{that they will send a challenge,to Eadlo, tho librarian, presented her Inger was the soloist. A tha Betf ord team, The Ocean View resignation, as she expects to move The third,of the series of union Lteam has a court in the community to Long Island with her mother services conducted by the men's "Broken Laws'' { building at that place.' about the first of next month. The "club will be held Sunday night at Red Bank's War Memorial ;•;/ John, Neumler Is president and resignation was accepted and Miss Vilthletio Instructor of the club. He Jessamine Ackerson was employed ?,wa» formerly a pugilist and was a to nil the position. Mist Eadle J^sparring partner for Bob Fltzlnv has been the librarian about six rfions, the famous old-time cham years. plon. Louis Vlgof is treasurer of Qrderthecoal Monument Fund the club and Frederick Krobs is The men's club bowlingr team • -.. • • • • . - .•'-». '.• •-•'',.. • * • • . , • ... 'sbojetnry. The officers will manage, dofcated tho soldiers' team from the club In conjunction with a com- Fort Hancock last Tuesday night on i^mitteo, the alleys at the Naveslnk library. After tho match smokes and re- freshments were enjoyed.' '<• the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS Tho citizens' association will AND STILL THEY COME! jrtSt. Agnei'a Dramatio Club Prestntt hold a dinner tomorrow night at Suyofusand f. a Three-Act Comedy. . .. tile Florence inn. The .committee 1 in charge is composed of Dr. C. A Letters of Indorsement and Checks! Jf "The pride and Groom," a three. Reed,- Ernest Webber and H. Del. * act comedy, was clven last night ford Little. Music will be furnished '^before a lurpo audience at the St.by the'.commupity'1 orchestra. •. /^Agnes's auditorium. The dramatic ^i$s!Jan$aplre>ha:s ft new Ford ',club of St. Agftos's, church presented^ : Tudor,. sed,an' and George Cdnover the, play In a mariner vfivA brought of'Second aveiiue^as a Ford tour- HOW ABOUT YOURS? 's forth much praise. The play was ing car. The sales'were made by y coached by Mrs. Dora Hart and the the VanHlae motor company, h ,4,cast included Misses Dorothy Smith also sold a coupe to James Potton Margarot Hartnedy, Lillian Phair 4 of Old Bridge and a traotor to _.,',,„ . ' March IS, 1925. . ', "Beatrice Smith, Mrs. ' Mnrgnret Jamos Alsusky of Eatontown.. "... JUMBO PEA COAL War Memorial Committee,. • • . s/lHorbcrt, P. S. MeCormiek '"iMjam Red Bank Fire Department, Miss Margaret' Maxson, a' student Try it now.; Test its.BUper'ior burning quality. 'Note ita N. J. ' .. Sincerely, . '•"- '. '•'; * mediately. ' at their lumber yard. ', Telephone 103 . . . , EDWIN R. C0N0VER> * The men's club met Thursday Mr. and Mrs,' Alfred Ther Kel . . Cashier Broad Street National Binir. If if

Daytona, March 8, 192 B. TJrTWalfer S. Noble, Treasurer, War Memorial Committee. Dear Walter: ... \ Have just read War Memorial Ad in The Register and want to commend the. Fire Department for taking up the1 matter too long delayed. I want to have some in that, and am enclosing a check for my mite. . - . I • '. Sincerely yours, i( N. J. WILSON, ' 47 Cyprets St., Daytom,

Red Bank, N. The War-Memorial Fund: It has been suggested that perhaps a word from some representative public 139 E.it 4th St., Uhewood 3 'BROAD ST., RED BANK 39 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Gfova men and leaders might not be amiss in considering this Memorial. I gladly add mini'. 128 Clifton Ave., Lakewpod 714 Cookman Ave., Aibury Park Whatever in its nature distinctly tends to build up gratitude, high patriot- 624 Arnold Ave., Point Pleaiint 1 SB Broidwajr, Long Branch 81 Corlle. Are., Aibury Park 1000 F Street, Belmar ism, all worthier life, is worthwhile.' ' 900 Main St.,' Bradley Beach . 1124 Springwoqd Are., Ailury Park fted Bank has too long been dilatory in these matters. 'Otherwise we might now be enjoying parks, libraries, etc:, to the enlargement and enrichment of our- selves and our children. Can we afford'NOT to do these things? YOU SEE HOW WE REDUCED MEAT PRICES FROM THOSE OF LAST WEEK. FOR INSTANCE! . There is not even a bench -where a "weary Willie" can sit to rest his tired feet before he has to "move on" still "weary-" ' . ' " Suppose we demonstrate, in this proposal, that we can get together and act together. We might even learn to like it, and do other fine, big, splendid, things. Let's go! . ' • .•'(••• Shoulder Is it worth the effort? "It is unless these soldiers fought and 4ied for • Legs Fresh c mighty poor bunch of their fellows. , • That's why in a busy life, I count it a privilege to give time, thought, iom« Spring Milk Fed Ib money to the,Memorial to tile Old Fighting Twenty-Ninth Regiment, Inf., N. J.. fricassee .Volunteers, to be unveiled in-May. I love my Country,. and .honor its defenders, Bed Bank will honor itself in paying this little tribute of gratitude in cash i 28 ~*nct*sWine forthrllfe and life-blood it witnesses to. ' ' ' A reasonable offering by each, and mine is enclosed, will easily, quickly accomplish this worthy objective. ' . Let's do it, then salute the Flag a little more proudly. • - , ;*•'•••, Sincerely,, 3reast Best Cuts c Prime . WILLIAM ERNEST BRAISTED, Chuck Ib Rib Roast 1 ' Minister First'Baptist Church. Rco^Bank, N. J., March lith, 1826. Veal Roast War Memorial Committee, • • 19 Blade Cut Red Bank Fire Department, Bed Bank, New Jersey. ' : -A : SOME HELPFUL HOUSE-CLEANING THINGS Kirkman's Borax Soap Gentlemen i ' •••'._.'.. 5k 29c • t With the Red Bank Fire Department behind it, the War Memorial movement is'bound to succeed. Permit me to congratulate you in your efforts to plic« B«d T e Jn the Spring Bank and its citizens on' a par, at least, with other communities which hava recog- The Pavonia Broom Brillo— ^ Aluminm Polisher nized and appreciated the sacrifices of the boys who represented this Country in box a Woman's the -World War and have signified such appreciation by a public memorial. No good 59c 7c Fancy Gently 'citizen should fail to support your efforts. ' ' • •• ' '' -Sincerely, Turns to •- " HOWARD S. HIGGINSOK. Old Dutch Cleanser Thoughts i • ;, *• * Babbitt's Best Lye Like These: 7 can can Red Bank, N. J., March 17th, 1925. 'I C lie —A good broom .War Uemorial Committeei • • . ' liko the Pavonia Red Bank Fir* Department, ' for 69c. Tho J Red Bank, New Jersey. Electro Silicon aluminum po- ILiquidVc Drano Sani-Flush , lisher liko Erillo. Gentlemen's ' ^ Powder Makes old thieneen r Cuts'grease in drain pipe The modern bathroom Tho old-time dirt Tht Bed Bank firemen in their efforts to provide a suitable war wamoriit Makes old things new can necessity. cater like Lye. THtTAUM for Red Bank have assumed a most praiseworthy undertaking. AU^ citizens of tha CBn Tho brilliant silver cleaner liko Sil- town should lend their aid in accomplishing this commendable object". Wa owe this 7c 19 bottle 23c icon. recognition for the splendid lervfce our boys performed for their country when C 19c Tho piano and chairs, and tables war clpudi were over us. take on new life when Liquid Vc- I count it a high privilege to be able to help with this undertaking. j "C. N." CHLORIDE OF necr is used. The groaso that Respectfully,- Electro Silicon Ammo LIME stops tip your pips is literally eaten • • Cream The complet* up when Drano comes into play. MILLARD T. TETLBT.- disinfectanfectant The magic powder. As for Sant-Flush, it is in all well- The cellar purifier bottle Use instead of arranged bath rooms becauso it 7c ammonia. cleanses and purides the bowl, bath tub and waste pipe. ! 10C ^x Such things as Ammo '-and'-Am-1 . Be sure and yot^ for the Red Bank Fire Depart:-' ' monla and Chloride of Limo should go nnd will go, no doubt, on your ment in the Popularity Shopping Contest now being held Grandma's Washing Powder SAL SODA Spring cleaning list. And this Is O'ld-llma dirt tattr written so you may brinfe your lid over to tho American Food store by the Red Bank Merchants. Any money so derived will v '" large size.. \1Q box box for our special prices on some of 8c tho leaders. be turned over to the Red Bank War Memorial Fund., ,. •:,. Remember the sooner you give the quicker we ^ejS Mule Team Every good quality peculiar to it. The more-yougivethebetter.it will be. . / BORAX the finest coffee is found in Send your money pr checks to Mr. Walter S. Noble, 15c the "Good Morning" Coffee. treasurer, Red Bank Fire Department War Memorial COFFEE Committee or hand your contribution personally to any, A very good quality of of the tire 'department officials. Clothes Pins Noxon Bon Ami Ammonia by tht carton Tho cleaner-polish for nil metals or glass ,Novor scratched. Same will be officially acknowledged. 12c boltl8 10c cake >: 10c 23c •«•"• lie powder RED. BANK FIRE DEPARTMENT, CHIP?O RINSO BUY RICE RIGHT • ' Clem, whole, newest crop, known u . Tha varjr Urga( pacltaga tht ltr|» yackai DINING ROOM MCE 22c 23c ,8-lt)* cartons 32c Wfe cartons 12c

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:vv,,:. . ,...... ^•r^-'--->i^^ They Are Both First Place Gars and the same as at AM Former Shows are the most praised and admired. " - The originality and dashing a^earaM PACKARD win the hearts of Men and Women the minute > they see them; They maryeF that/suc^ja weallli/m SrpU!Eabt- COACH style and spaAKng Reality can be offered at sucli exi : : r V; :; ; : : ; ; : AS BUICK BUILDS IT k>v, prices. .-. : ,' . • ".';: ' , ''; ,'•'•.': 'V '•". "" ::-//-^'^"-'--- •5 t THE INCOMPARABLE SECPEP THEMTUtK^v AATT THTUEP SINGLE OJL sL^k^&if^LA 1'i \J X M.%sJLJ SIX. , p. . • ,. . - / .„ : A S |K T H E M A N W.H O OWN S-•.,' '& N H Due to limited space we will not be able to exhibit all models at the OR AT OUR SHOWROOM show, but all models will be on • ' .- ..j. r '•;•-• :.„ ,,1/1 display at our new showroom cor- No matter what car you are driving or are ner Maple Avenue and Monmouth thinking of buying investigate . •'• -> Street, Red Bank. THESE CARS FIRST.

WHEN BETTER

They Have No Equal at or Near Their Price. The Demand For Them Is Unprecedented.

See these cars and study them from every angle either at the Show or at our showroom—learn about their hundreds of new improve- ments that places them way ahead of the list. . Our representatives will gladly explain in detail the many improved features found in the FOUR WHEEL BRAKES New 1925 Models that are the talk .of the entire country. That Heat and Cold Do Not Affect ON OUR TIME PAYMENT PLAN EVERYBODY CAN AFFfaRP to DRIVE a CAR Tel. 90 Sea Bright H. L. ZOBEL Tel. 955 Red Bank

•XA< m RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 18/1925.

Telephone Canal8233 "' . — SEE — Kotl«« Is hereli/.g NEWS FROM KEYPORT. mlsslonsrs or AsseRsmttit'cti.tha of lua Hunk will meat «t ths II Hall In said Ilurniiih on thi ilid MEETING TO URGE SUPPCfRT March. 10« nt A ISO !>.' M.,fw th«71t>tll OF LAW ENFORCEMENT. Schiro Sewing Machine Co. pass n( hearing persons lntorc«Ut| In STUDEBAKER ais«»impnl«,tiMjirocnlr.tqo iIn msii' ' ' ' Masonic Holding}; Company BUM loji tu tho.pnvlru,Hi |l MACHINISTS AND DEALERS IN :i AT THE SHOW Property frotnjE»tat« of Sarah D. Holtn«—Will Raopen Jaw.lrr MenmouM • County Surrotata'a •Start H»r< , ' vths mi|tir •( tho e«Uts o! n SPECIAL MACHINES Vpx, deceased, • ' ,-. \ V > . • A meeting will be held Friday to' i creditors to orexnt night ot th? public library to. form Entire Factories Bought and Sold Pursnant to llu order of Jxiioph L.Don> a 'citizens' committee to support law ihay,' iurrogjlo ot, Uic CnUlllr- ( hnvd 'been invited to send repre- hlhlt to the suhscrilicrs. exoeutorn'as afurt* complete let of attachment! on $5.00 per aentatives to the 'meetings. The said, their debtn and ilcmnmls nxnlnst tha montlvpayinent plan. "members of the committee from snld estate, under oath, within »l« months Greater Mileage-No Carbon Troubles from thn date of tbn afiircsgld order, ox thoi Improvcmont. association are they will he forever bnrred of their adtloni [.60 cat* discount One Week Free Trial. therefor against tl.io sul'l auljserlhflL', Mrs^Minnte A. Brown, Mrs. Vadln Dated Frocholi), "N. J., Keiiruary 21. 102J, Curtis, Mrs. Henry E, Ackorson, Puts Life In Your Motor . EMMA I-OUISK KOX, , • Jr., Mrs. George W. Stldfole, Mrs. CHARLES J. TOX, Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co., —And Eliminates Gas Knocks— COLUMUIA XnilSl'COMPANY Ji E. D. Silcox and Mrs. C. H. Jen-t ' • ' OK NEW VOnK. ko. Prcisent rlalms to .... P. O. Box 130, Red Bank, N. J. • " DISTRIBUTORS J. HAVILANn TOHPKINS, Proctor, The holding* company for Caes- REO SEDAN Boro Bvues Incorporated ...... * Red Bank ir> Exchnngo.rince, Jersey City,' rl J\ t ' FRED H. AYERS, Local Manager arca lodge of Free Ma«on«, has NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ' purchased the houte and lot at the Barber & McLaughlin, Inc...... Red Bank Notice in hereby Klven that Btalml bhlf will b? received by 'l'ownahip of Occnn frr corner of Front nnd Oisborn streets the fm]>rf)vem«Mit of Ho Held avcntt« fn thi from the estate of Sarah D. •»••»»•»••••»»••>••»•••»•••••••»•••»•< >—***< Townahlp uf Ocean ami thu riuruuiili of ' Holnreu. Title will pats on April Deal in the County ot Monmouth with ai JKODCX, concrete surf nee, ci^imntcd n mount of con- 1st. aiHUIMMMIIIMH •>•»••**——**•*••••»«•*•>•#>•• crete Burfncc. pavement rcijulrcil I* 0,^d0 fiijuarc yards, and opened mid rend in'vub* ' Arvid O. Jacobeau, who recent- llo nt Oakhurat, N. J,, on Friday, Mflrth ly' closed his jewelry, store and 27th, lOHfi. at ulKht P. M. Drawings, spccidcatlonti and formi of moved to Plalnfield, has moved back bid, contract and. bond for the propose5 •h-i, V. here and will reopen his shop.' • rk, prepared by J. ,W. Seaman, enulncvr* \ nd Approved by UIG HUto Hishwai' Com- Er. and Mrs. Gifford B.Aumack iaslon, ^IJdroUKh at Uenl and Comity uf spent the; •week-end with Pr, Au- Announcement onmouth, hnve been filed in the offlce mack's Bister, Mrs. Norman A, Hall the said engineer nt 192 Broadway, „ Powered toy the nR Branch, and with the said Stats "The Best in theCnited States!" at Red Bank;. •> . , 7 chwny CommlaHion, Trenton, N.- J., and' ', Tlie Keyport HterSry club niet THE SALE OF y tbe inspected by pros pec the bfddera' 1 1 irlntc business hours. Didders wilt b* •• '"• Snowdan, Virginia, Friday with Mrs. J. C.irle Ander- Famous T*6 Engine miBhcl with A copy of the Hpcciflcntinni < , .'•"•'' • -March 12,1926. son, when iederatlon day was ob-, id blue prints of the drawings by th* cn» Ineer on proper notice and .payment of - "American Stores Co., ' / •.'» "- served. State President Mrs. Clay- t of preparation. Bids must ha muds on >e standard p'raposnl form (Tin tho manner1 ?< Philadelphia, Pa. " • . ton D. Leo, second Vice President Suits, Trousers, Overcoats, Six Cylinders fltty cstonated therein and required by th« Gentlemen: ' ; > •, • _ Miss Mary Daniels and District Vice ?eciflcationB, must bo enclosed In lealed President Mrs. E. H. Boynton wore velopes, bearl^R tho numo and oddrert^ "Where la your nearest ••tore to Lynchbure, Virginia? bidder nnd name of road on tho outildei the speakers. A reception followed Horse Power Furnishings, Hats and Caps iddrcsaed to W. B. Jeffrey, Clerk, and murt ;• I witnt to'got/some Bread; Supreme which I Consider, the the meeting. Mrs. James T. VWal- >e accompanied by a Surety Company Cfr,» •jf best in the United States.. Kindly furnish me the above i(lento and a certified check for not ]»« V information and oblige." •• , . - • ng, cnairman of the social depart- mn ten (10) ^er cent nf the amount bid. ment, was in charge of the meeting. •ovided said check shall not be lots than ..••...-. «,**»•»•• . •.,• • • . Will Close Saturday Night, March 21 00.00 nor more than .820,000.00 «nd b« This is-a' jjostal Sard we •received from, a gentleman re- i Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Ely of elivered at ^ha place and on the hour Jayton, Ohio, formerly residents bove.'named.' * " • , v-Biding in Snowmen, Va. Its meaning is very .definite. And The.standard proposal form Is attachM ;,. he IB only one of the hundreds, of thousands who know the lerc, have been visiting friends the the specifications, copies of which mill ast week. , We wish to announce that busi- be' furnished on- application to enelncer t Quality of Bread Supreme. By order of the Township of Ocean. , Mr.-and Mr«. E. T. Bridgeman Never Before in *'•"'"'•• " ' '• ; ';• '•. .••'• QUALITY COUNTS! ••'• '.-• t. ••' ' ; ' '' ness will be continued, and we will GEORGE E. VAN NOTE, avo moved from'the Brown apart- 1 . ' ' ' ' ' • ' Chalrmmi.' ment on Front street to the Ans- .tlesti-r-' .'..-,-• Automobile History be ready for you next week with a W: B. JEFFREY,,1 . Bread bro bungalow on Pine street. Clerk of Otfenn Towiiahlp. , Eugene Gifllng will move^ to brand new stock of SHERIFF'S SAI,E. s ' Supreme Barnegat shortly. By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to m« * Has J^ 1 Where Quality Counts! irected, Issued oat of ths Court ot , The traffic sign at the corner of Ihanccry of the State of New Jersey, vt\i\v Broad and Front street has been )c exposed to anla at public v en duo on ebuilt and an electric light .placed Spring Goods! Monday, the SOth day. of March, 102% ' Much Motor Car between the hours of 12:00 o'clock andf Victor Bread "". 7c in it. The standard and light were :05 o'clock, (nt 1:00 o'clock), In tht afVj ' ;.,_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-_ _ .' :ernnon of anhl ilay, at the Court •IIou«f.ii— -VlcloVlclrr ; given to the borough by the So n the Boroueh 6t Freehold. County ot f ioe ail company.. ,_7 ilonmouth, Now Jersey, to satisfy 'A dc-r Health Bread »" 10cI Raisin Bread '"* 10c A son has been born to Mrs. Ar- ree of said Court amountirtv to approxUi tnatcly «,832.00.* . v .t hur C. Huston ]ast week. DORMAN - In - the- first place, .elcht iharci of tht5 •ftH _- Louis Kottenburg was a vTistofat nineteenth Series of the Capital Stock qf i Real Money-Saving Values!' 252Brpadway Long Branch, N. J. J. M. FINKELSTEEN'S he Second KeyporL Loan Aeioclatlon a*- 'ittsburg last week. icnd by -.Charles E, Mnrshnll and Mar* ( Mrs. Madeline Seabury has moved 1 rarct If.E. Marshall, husband and wife, to i IQ complainant-'.a»,-collateral, security fojr) OSCO Bluing . X •.. .v...... ,",4>°V 25c ;o Jacksonville, Florida. ROCHESTER CLOTHES SHOP, Inc. he payment of a certain mortKaao clven) Mrs. Sadie Coillns is visiting Mr, Re* Motor Car Co»panyf Lansing, Mich. Charles K. Marshall and Margaret KA Rinso (6c size) ...:...;,..y....4 •*«• ltjo , Marshall, husband - and wife, bearing", ,nd Mrs. B. H, Gartwiight of Ar- ' Fa* Twtnty Turt Manalutnnn el 12 West Front Street Red Bank, N. J. late the twcnty*ninth dny"of August fa > OSCO Ammonia >...... 3 *»'• 25c ingtoh. ' • duality Ma tar Can • the year of our Lord One Thousand Nlni, bi n Hundred and Twenty-one. And in the see* Chloride of Lime .... I \... • « «* 10c Mrs. J. H. Hendrickson and IIIIIIIMIIIIIMMtMMMMOIIMHIIMIMIIIIIMW; oad place: •'.• • , , Drano (Harmless Cleanser of Sinks andllrains) ci "daughter Betty have returned from ' All that certain lot, tract or parcel nt * land and premises hereinafter particularly n visit with Mr, and Mrs. A. Cadoo described, situate, lying and being In thi" V., ol Summit..,_..,: : Township of Itnritan. In the County vt Very Sturdy Monmouth and State.of New Jersey, being. •Mr. and Mrs. James Maher h»Ve Known and designated as lot Ha. twintr^, 1 » * «aj» *FA**»*jid W - <*^. *f >. - loturned from^ visit to Florida!!' ^ four (24) Blk. G, us shown on "Mop ol : Oi& Reg. 80c Union Beach. Itaritan Township. Monmouttvi Our Rog. 60o••"-, Our R«g. T«* ' Benjamin Seligman has been ap- I C, }1. J.. Richard Heuscr, C. K." iBroonia Brooms • Brooma pointed a member of the Rutgers Beelnnlns at a point in the westerly Hoi ii >f Shore Koad. distant acventy-flve (7fl» each cojfcge bebatirig team. t 'cot northerly from the northerly Itno oit Mrs-J-Earle- Mills ~of-Eahway. 1 1 ; : r _~rr^T7--.|. r. " -.' T'" . '.r..Clearanc ' e Sale! r6th^tftrU^a'l6^Hh^t 1/ line of Share Rood; thence westur.y, und. i> Still the Housewife's favorite dirt chasen These wns the recent guest of her parents, ntonif the northerly line of'lat No, twenty- Brooms are all, atrongly constructed. Buy now 1.. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Geran. '.. thrce (23) one hundred (100) feet to thf i ^rs. Raymond H. Crammer vis- easterly line of lot No. twenty (20); thence i northerly, and alone the easterly Iln* of lot \ ited relatives at Washington, N. J., •Jp. twenty (20) twcnty-I\ve (2C) feet (o '4 to the southeast'corner of tot No. twenty ) Makes House-Cleaning Easier ( last week. . . • ', . nine (20): thence eastQrly, and along the . Mrs. W. J. Pownall of Newton southerly lino of lot No. tw«nty-flvo O&* A K ch Pa., was the rocent guest pf.hei ono hundred (100). feet to the vreitirlyr ^ Y In this sale we are displaying an unusually attractive selection of new styles and patterns line of Shoro Rosd;-thence southerly, anu »* ' j Sturdy Scrub Brushes " 10c, 14c, 17c parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Au alontf the westerly line of Shore Road twen- . ^ ch ty-ftve (25) feet to the northcait'corner t)f *' Dust Brushes ...... " 22c, 40c, 50c mack. • • -yet we have reduced the prices to a point where It would be poor policy for you not to buy. ot No. twenty-three (23), tha point and » p, White Wash Brushes ...... «* 20c Gilbert T. VanMater has re 4 place of beelnning. . * a k turned from a visit with Mr. ahc Subject to the covenant! and reitrlctfontf •, x Steel Wool ...... * « 5c >et forth In tho deed frnrn. Charles CarA ' !' Mrs. T. 0. France of Brooklyn. Children's Brown LADIES' TAN and wife to the fluid Charles E, Ma»hiij( . s Brillo 3 Pl««'25p The degree team of Corona' and Mar«nrct R. K, Mars hall, dated Dectm--* Leather One-Strap ber 13, J020,, and recorded in Book 1152 ., ) council will go to Hackensack oi ONE-STRAP PUMPS of Deeds, pages 11.% etc.. ' j March SOth to confer degrees 01 \ •> Seized as the property "of Charles a% { Pumps . innrshnll, et ux, et ala..taken In execution ' i S Cleanser-4-" several candidates for that lodge. nt tlie salt of Tho Sce^ntl Keyport Loan. : Donald VanBrakle has purchase [- SPECIAL Latest Styles Auoclatlon. and to be sold by * Known Quality. Very Specially Priced. JOHN H. VAN"M"AtER, Sheriff. v£^> ' a Hudson coach. \ Dated February 27th. .1025. 1 l ake Mr. and Mrs. J. Holt have rente SALE PRICE .GEORGE W^. BROWN, Solicitor, * , " Lifebuoy Soap 3 5 » 17c one of the apartments in Capt. A S2.19 r.R Unf9) . . • 124 II P. Longatrcet's house on Cedai SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ" of fl. f*. to mft ; street. ',' • ' . LADIES' BLOND directed. Issued out of the- Court of' Quality Lenten Needs! ,; L. .W. Stattler,,chairman of th( Chancery of the Stnte of New Jersey, wilt ^ $2.69 be exposed to' riale at public venduo. on Board of Commerce of Perth Am SATIN PUMPS Monday, the 30th day of-March. 182I|\- boy, spoke at the Kiwanis • clu betwecn the hours of 12:00 o'clock am) SALE PRICE 5:00 o'clock, (at 1:00 o'cluck), in the al- ,' dinner last night. tcrnoun vf said day. nt the Court IIouic, in the Borouffh - uf Freehold, County *( J v Monmouth. New Jcney, to satlnfy a di« , h Dainty llttlo Fish, and fried in Pure Olivo.Oll. Freehold Woman's Club Election. cree of enld Court amountlnff to approxU * $3.39 Ladies' Leather Ladies' and Misses' mntHy $ltj,082.00. 4SCO Pure Codfish I. .'>•* 20c The Freehold Woman's,club has One Strap Patent I ' All Sizes Black and Tan Pumps All that cortnin tract or parcel ot Uml •' c olocted Mrs. Charles K. Applegati nd premises htreinafler particularly " 15c, 25c and Miss Margaretta, Forman club SALE PRICE $2.97 north, sixty-six dtftroea forty niluutta cast, secretary. Mrs. W.1 Harry Davi along said' line of l-'ront street onu liun* ft $1.89 Reg. Value SS.OO drcd nnd fifty-three feet lo |ln« of lain! t and. Miss Florenco Beach wor now or formerly belonging to estate uf Rich Creamy Cheese 31c chosen to tnke charge of tno annui •> 84c, .$1.29, $1.69 $1.39 Boys' Shoes and William 11. Parker, now nf Joseph Bali* * _ , bclns the w»at«rly lino, nf lot >» ai Salvation army drive. shown on a map of bullJInu lot* pnipcrlf * Our Regular 23o ,. . Oxfords of William II. Parker Estate lit Iteil Unnk, each c Men's Black or Tan N. J., Oeorjje D. Cooper, C. E., dit«d. Auc. S v For Sala or Real ' for Schcol nnd Dress Wear. 0,1001; thenc* (2) *Unvj llii? mmt south*, Galvanized Pails 19 thirty deiir«cs nnst, two hundred fflet U$ • wants are quickly filled If you glvi Oxfords and Shoes SEE OUR WINDOWS tho northnrly line of lot \ on said iflipi the job to Luke Longhead,—-A Black or Tan. All Sizes thence (U) alonv tho snmi north, lixtM ** Crepo or Leather Soles Inix dcitrcen fort/ minutes cast, tine hun« •trtlsenent. For Additional Styles and Prices dri-d aitd scvcnty-fttur fri-t, morn or lain, ft ** What Do You Need? (lie wciterly lint* nf land* now or fnrmtrlp. at Special Price Willium I,o«w; thtneo (4) hlomr th# iiml1 iuulh, thirty ilcgrves llfly-flv#» minutes Sale Starts FRIDAY, MARCH 20, and Con- cast, Itrty fcrt t» tha northerly Iln* uf Ml ' .Sunshine FEuUd Cocbanut Bars * 22c WOMAN'S CLUB 6 »n aald m*p; th'ticn ii) hlotur th» smut Special Prices south, ilxtv-slx ili*: forty mtuutM' Our Reg. 30c Sliced Pineapple «•• 27c WATCH OUT FOR ' tinuing Until SATURDAY, MARCH 28 west, throe liundrtd and tw«nty>*aven ft^l INCLUSIVE IIK Ini-litit to tho cmterly Uttu of Harrlsnn" 3-Quart Enamfeled Sajice Pans ••<>> 23c M avcnuei the nee ((tl ntonir the »ami uprdj. "Broken Law$ thirty ili'itrcrt wml, twu huuJrnl anil II11/ Pure Delicious Apple Sauce ...... "" 15c feet t» (he lirtcsiniinif. Alno nil I nnd lylntr In front nf Lnt l 44 ' Flhy-flvo or slxty-flvo cents worth of Coffee • to thn tinliUI1 of t'nittt *lfD«tt and withl In ml I j'I iiy lu front of lAt tt to DtnUr til Valuo for forty-flv« cent).' That's what'you LADIES' TAN MEN'S HEAVY Ilnrrltoit nvenuo, YOU POOR KID, WHY HtihJeul, hovnvrr, tn rlgliti nf lh« pu«* get in overy pound ot 4SCO Blond I LEATHER OXFORDS WORK SHOES Ho nml iiurdtanvri of lot* nvsr KarrUoH nvnnUr untl Front strrnt, Kuljjfot, huw* ARE YOU SO SKINNY With Rubbar Heeli Rubber Cord Sole', Wcifr pver, tn rlifhtii nt Our |,(IIIR Dinnfh Wstsy l.iko Iron. On, tu tny nint niilnlHln I'lfe* In HnrrNcift •i SALK PRICK SALE PRICK Hvumifl us In dnud munlfd In lUmk 10li ,. Don't your mother know that Co |)aH» SIM. • :.t * tfya> Coffee "45c Liver Oil 'will put pounds ol goo Kiibjvai; l)r)w«v«r, lu r**trl<:|l was made at Covert cemetery, at as- almost all \iogs will follow deer hardest working young farmer in of Red Bank will hold a masquerade taxicab serivce. Title &Mortgage GuarantyCoT Belford, in/ Middletown township. sociable next Tuesday nigl.t in'the trails. . the county until his last sicknc:c ; 75SBroadSt,and9BanlcSt,'Newark,N.J. overcame him. Mrs, Foster's mother, i^s. Cor- lodge rooms in the Davidson build- ' CARS FOR ALL, OCCASIONS , nelia J. Ames, is living. Besides ing. There will'be prizes for the Lute Longhead Sayai , I CumiAMoStniun—0vn&300,000 ' . The funeral was held Sunday af- her husband and her mother, she WLether you want to buy, sell, ternoomat the house and the ser- best looking, funniest^ and most Office: Opp.JR. R. Station Red Bank, N. J. leaves a daughter, Bessie M, Fos- original costumes. rent or And, Luke Longhead can mon"'was preached by Rev. W. P. ter of "Lynbrook, anJF two sisters, Aeb you.—Advertisemen'.-. Chase of Livingston, a former jas. Mrs. Edward Mount.and Mrs. Em- t»r of the Holmdel Baptist church. ma Parker of Highlands. The selection of Mr. Chase for the service was in accordance with a MMIMMMM ••• MfM ••• •••••••• tMMIMMMMMM #>t request made by Mr. Francis. Mr. DIED IN HER 67th YEAR. The following Red Bank Chase was ..assisted b'y Rev. John Mrs. Harry deHart of Spring Street The following "Red Bank Merchant! are giving out Pop- .'Merchant! are B'ving out Pop* Sherman, pastor of the Holmdel Died at Trenton Hoipital. ularity Coupons. Trade with Baptist church'. Burial wasWde at ularlty Couponi. Trade with Mrs. Jennie deHart, wife of Har- them and get yours for your thorn and get youri fo?"y6ur the Holmdel cemetery. The bear- organization, ers' were six members of the Holm- ry deHart of Spring street, died You organitstlon, ' ^ del lodgu of American Mechanics. from- a complication of diseases Thev were William E. Craw- Sunday at the Trenton state hos- forH. .Edward Tilton, Charles pital, where she had been a patient Davidsons Kridel's Market a short time. She .was .66 yca?s S, Ely, -John \V, Hance, Cyremus ; "Rti'watfon. and Alex L. McCIees. The old. Besides her ^husband,"; she , Club or Organization lo-'-o. conducted a. service at the leaves a daughter, Mrs. Florence Wplcott of Eatontown, and a son, Marks Furniture Marcus Millinery tcr.".YO. Russell deHart of Newark. The Store • Tip..\"TH OF MRS. HARRY BOYDbod. ] y was brougTt to Worden's fu- neral home a't'Red Bank and pre- Jos. T. Burrowes P.C'1 B--V Rs'V--i; Died Saturday pared for burial. MONEY PRIZES! ,'.;' in HJT Fiftieth Year. J. Yanko Co. •JV!"i. r'nu'ine M. Eoyd-.of Me- Improving Church Properly, cVrl-V •:-'/, v.-ifu'.of Harry M. A new porch is being added to "'••.'. i'"-l fra-n n comp!ication*of the rectory of St. Joseph's church Straus Co. R^d Bank Fiir w . >• •• l?..-,t Saturday afternoon. of'Kcyport. and two new entrances ; !:i"' hee-i in poor healtli a long are being madV to the church. The Shop y J t v.2. M"s. Boyd was born in Ger- cost will be.$7,000. B. W. Covert Hurwitz's n-rpy iJ years ago. She came to of Red Bank is the contractor. 'l.'l ^oi'-'itry when she was a girl. Mr. Covert also has a contract to Quality Shop >W« E. Mount i Slis l-.a-1'bean a resident of Red put new copper screens in St. Ann's Bank thirteen years. Besides her rectory at Keansburg. husband,- she leaves n daughter, Miss Ruth Boyd, who lives at home. To Open Roadside Booth. Trubin's Acker, Merrill j ~Al80-surviving-hor-aro-sovoral..siS!!. — John—Covarik—of—Newark ~»vill —r&Conditr: ters and brothers living at Hobo- move soon to his house at East fcen and West, New York and in Keansburg and will re-open1, his L. de la Reussille Germany. roadsjde booth at that ulace. Mr. •The funeral was held yesterday Covarik last fall bought a roadside TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY Arthur, Gregory afternoon at the house and was con- booth' at Water View, near Belford, Clayton & Magee ducted by Rev. W. Rolland Raver, from Freibott Bros, "and will, open The burial was made at Fair View business there the latter part of this Max Leon cemetery. Mrs. Boyd wns a daugh- month. ' ter-in-law of Mr.s. James D, Grover J. Kridel Red Bank Steam Dyo Work! oflrving place, whose husband died Good and Welfare Club Meeti. lait week. Mr. Boyd is employed as meter reader for the borough water Tho Good and Welfare club of H.C.Hubbard department. Belford met last week at Mrs. Clar- ence. Marvin's. After a business Market BANK STREET RESIDENT DEAD session games were played and a RED BANK MERCHANTS Red Bank supper was served. The club will MM. Harry Carter Died Latt Friday meet tonight at Mrs. William Public Market —Burial Made hi Virginia. Bailey's. A special effort is being R. Hance & Sons Mrs. Marie Clark Carter, wife of made to have every member pres- Harry Carter of Bank street, died ent. To the Most Popular Lodge, Society or Organ- M.F.Tetley last Friday. Her death was due to B. Alperin a complication of diseases. Mrs. «&Son Carter was born in Virginia 41 BUSINESS MEN! Wolcott's Bakery ization in Red Bank and Suburban Towns, years ago and moved to Red Bank WATCH OUT FOR eix years ago. Her husband is cnv ployed by Frank C. Byram of F. P. Reid Shrewsbury. Her parents, a "Broken Laws" Globe Furnishing brother and two sisters also sur- vive her. They are living in Vir- Co. . • - 11 George W. Bray ginia. The body was sent to Ash- land, Virginia, where the funeral White Shoe Co. This Popularity Shopping Contest at Red Bank Stores van held Sunday. • • For E. RXafetra ' • Died at Son's Home. A. S. Miller Daily Until Saturday, March 28th. Mrs. Lidie N. Terry died Tuesday Monmouth St. of last week at the home of her son, Tire Service Goldberg's Men's Shop M. Lojtor Terry of Kcyport, aged TELEPHONE 72 R 81 years. Mrs. Tpjrjy Is survived only by her son. Her husband, Martin Mill James E. Terry, died nbout two H.Belgrad y$ars ago. Mrs, Terry was a cliar- Qi:r Service car is tef member of the Kcyport literary W. W. Kennedy club and was an active worker in always ready. Cardon's / Calvary Methodist church. The Votes Are Being Given With funeral was held Friday from her &Sons •oil's home nml interment was made Steam Vulcanizing In' Green Grove cemetery. C. H. Ennis Balloon and Truck D. A. Johnson If Old Plumber Deic!. . Purchases! Floralhurst !' William Curr of Long Branch, tone of the oldest plumbers in this TireS in Stock M. V. Brown Motion, died at tho Long Branch Flower Shop hospital Monday morning of dropsy. ' Mr; Curr was 77 yenrs old and hr.il Schroeder's boen In tho plumbing business 57 Kelly & Co. John Hansen •« i V**r*>' When he ntarlci! learning C. R. D. Foxwell One Vote With Each 10c Purchase hlf trade Long Branch did not'hnvu • ijnKlt foot of wntor or gas muina. 42 West Front Street L. Prate & Co. Mr, Curr leaves n widow nml one RED BANK, N. J. Sunshine Market w NIGHT PHONE I20B-W ^ From Any of the Merchants Listed M. Silberstein 4(. Ag.d Kojrport Man Dead. .rftlHIam Roiovcar of Kcyport H. G, Degenring w d|id Thursday nt tho homo of hit H.S. Allen , Mr«. iAvlnin Koiic- it, «ftor u short sickness aged 88 M.V.Pach Mr., Roiavanr hml no new BE SURE TO ASK FOR VOTES WHEN YOU BUY-HELP YOUR ORGANIZATION WlN- Kessler's s living. Tho funornl sow- r hold • Womlny nftrrnoon Hennessey's ' itihli horn* and from St. Mnry's •l'/ol which Jio Wai n mem- Red Bank'* Popularity Shopping Contest Conducted by Red Bank Buiinois Mcn'i Association Monmouth #V.A' Jt'Mnck conducted tho Market , Durl«l was tnndo In Codnr- Radio Service

>Mt:.i\i SANK REGISTER "MARCH 18; 1925._ FIRE ON RUMSON ROAD. WEDDINGS. p BUILD A FIREHOUSE, {URAL FOLkS^ON STAGE, FARMHAND ON RAMPAGE. r .-', . • N«wf Mtmbtirt 'tor, Alpha Kappi Outbulldlnj, on tie McCalden Scott—Burk. S. ESTELLE LIONS CLUB! CEXN VIEW FIREMEN J -*X>b of Mrfhoaii* ChtiMh. JOLT'S NECK PEOPLE WIN Property Burned' Monday. HERBERT LEONARD WAS FULL Mrs.. Jennie Scott of Oakland WATCH OUT FOR ' - AWARD CONTRACT TONIGHT, f^Ajphft K(fop» PI elub'of fiie FAME BEFORE FOOTLIGHTS. ,An ico house, wagon housd and OF RUM _AND FIGHT. street. Red Dank, and Samuel A. DECORATOR jj$t4|IK Afiw|odt.t church met pump house on Joseph McCalden's Burk of Trenton wore married Sat- and "Broken Laws'* lV Building wlifbi PU« Up tt nit 'Mimday'night at Mri. Frank o Many Inflation! for Thorn to property on tho Rumion road, near With a Raxor He Attacked Fjve urday afternoon at the Red BunkPlain Decorative tht Corner of Appltton *nd alleau'B on South itreet, Mlis Repeat .Show They* Wouldn't Littlo Silver, were destroyed by fire Man, putting Four of Them to Baptist church by Rov. William E. JEinnU 'lafeirs., Mri, Frances Ot- Flltht but M«itlng.H!i Waterloo Monmouih Coanty , _ HlfhMndt Avanua—Jitntt VUt- Have Tim* to Do Anjr Farmlnr Monday, Tho lost la estimated at BraiBted. Thoy were attendod by . Painting • [o tht msttit of tht tiuu of Pbe* th« liOWtit Bidder. tlnger and Mf«i Phyllli Wyatt were If Thar Accepted All of Them. $3,000. Tho buildings were set on When He Tackled the Fifth. Mr. .and Mrs. James Hunter of Rod Cahaver, dootisetl. Notice, to creditor! to prutnl Tha Community flee company of ecslved as new members "of the Tho Cost's Neck folks who re-fire by a. grass flr6, which swept Herbert Leonard, a farmhand on Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Burk will live 54. Mechanic Street auilnst titatt onatdo will tnoet tonight to :lub. The club has arranged,for sently gave a humorous play and a over many acres and for a tirao William Tansey's place at South at Trenton. • Pursuant to the older of Joleph U Don- ' RED BANK, N. J. rnr. surroiate of tht County of Mfttt* ard a contract for, a flrehouie 6t i concert to be given at tho Meth- instrel show,for tho benefit of the threatened tha McCalden's resi- Eatontown, got a half day off from mouth, made on the riiuriitnth il«y ot ean View, which ii n lection of odist church Thursday night of next Reformed church of that placo re- denco and soveral other large sum- work one day last week. Ho re- • v ' Kraut—Fowler.. Phone 594 Mtroh, lOiiS, on tht tpclloatloa of Alaloa' Jefikmnn. executor of tht tstatt of ISIIm* week by tho colored children of tho mated these performances Friday turned to the farm late in tho af- 1 pnardo,' Jamei MnePhoo of mer homoi, A back fire started by Miss Carolina A, Kraus,: daugh- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT beth Conover, dtctned, notiot Ii htnlis ean,View maSo the lowest bid state Industrial 'school at Borden- ight at Jersoyvlllo for the bene- th6 Littlo Silver firemen finally ternoon full of liquor and fight Eatato of James J. Bnrkalow, dtotaiid. liven to the aredltort at laid dictaied td' ter of Mrs. Hurry Osmun, und Notice f< hereby slvtn thot the o«ount« ixhiblt to tht subscriber, executor tt th an offer of $ff,600 and It la ;own. The proceeds will bo used to fit of tho Methodist church' of that stopped the progress of the flamea. He had a razor with him-and ho *ronco Fowler, son of Mayor of the subicrllur, ueoutor of tbo «t>t< of ifonsald, their debts and demamie afdlmt obabU that tht contract will ho .furnlih tho now Sunday- iece. Tho humorous play' was attacked three othor farmhands and Hald deceased, will be audited and stntc.l the said estate, under oath, wltliln uli William R. Fowler of Seabright, by the Buriogato of tin County ot Mon- months from the tlatt ot tht ..tortiali yarded to |iim. The bids were icliool tomplo, ~ jlven by women and tho minstrel Mr. Tansey's son, William Tansey. wero married last week nt thertiouth and r«port«il for Mttldnant to thoorder, or thty will bt fortvtf birred isneij~wid-rond Init Wflokr" ~~ show was given by men. The place Al L of-tho_men-wore^moto orJcss Orphoni Court of said County, on Thurt- lhelr_sictlc>n» therefor ajalnst tht i«l MISS MARY-ALLEN'S WILL brido'a home-by -KeVt -Howard- N. ilayr tbunwentyiilstn il»yTjfMircli,-A.-D. Tha flrohouio will bs built at the here tho shows were given was cut from the razor, but none of Amer, pastor of tho Seabright .11125, at which tlmo application will be auhicriber. ™ " —; them was seriously hurt. Some of , p rnudo for the allowance of eommUitom Dated Freehold. K J., MaroK Htfc, IIUJ. irncr of Apploton and Highland*TWO KILLED ON CROSSING rowded to the doors, even the The-couple-will space between tho aisles'being oc- HER BROTHERS ANP A'SISTER the-men found- safety by running Methodist church. and counsel fees. . onues oh propestjr which the com- live" at Seabright. .Dated February 16th. it D. 1026. Monmoulh County Surrotate'l Offica, my bought last spring from M«. MIDDLETOWN FARMERS METcupied, Tho shows produced the SHARE IN ESTATE. n the house and locking the door CORNELIUS B. DAKKALOW. n tha matter of tha citatt of Irfatei II. same hig hit that they did at Colt's and others: eludopV Leonard by Churchill, diccMcd. iBdph Kennedy 'of Bolforti. Tho DEATH AT HAZLET. . . Lettsr B, Churchill of Rumson Left Death of Mri. Joseph P. Beakot. PUBLIC NOTICE. " . . • > Notice to creditors to preient claim! jlldlnfe will bo 20x34 feet, ttfo Neck and there was much applause. climbing trees. ' . The public hearing on the ' ordi- ogainst.'estate. ' • • ••; Entire Estate to Hit Widow— ' Mrs. Emily & Beakcs, wife o£ nance reKulathw the rates of fnre» of.toxl. pries high.: On the second door Two Tralm Hlt~Truck ID Which The profi.tB,..'were' divided between Finally Leonard taekled-Mr..Tah- cali» and jltlleyit In tha UoroUKh of Rec Pursuant to the order of joitpb L, Don-* Wllli of Other Monmouth Coun- Joseph P. Beakcs ot Long Branch, nh«y, iurroanU of tho County of Mnti- 111: be a pool room, a social foom CosUntlno Tola and Peter Gtno- ho Coifs 'Nook church and the sey, who is a large powerful man. Umik lin« betiri pontponed. until Tuesdny mouth, mado on thu tenth day of Mareha ty Peoplo Just Probated. died last night, aged. C2 years. She night, March 24th, at 8:00 P. M.r at which Id'.dthor provision! for recreation v«itj Wert) Riding Thursday— Iflrscyvillo Church. After tho chows The farmer quelled Leonard by timc.iiii inlcrcatcd persons wltt be «{vcn 1325, on the application of Sophia K. ;he pqrformcrs wero treated to a Miss Mary Allen, who was ono was bom at Fair Haven. Besides tt chance to express their opinions ,on the Churchill .and .Tho American Kichangt id anVusomont,: No Catts or Flagman at Crosilng knocking him down twice,'but be- ordinance. . •• National Bank, txccutori of tht tsttft of CosUntlno Toto, agod 87 yean, Ino c611ationj)y .{ho women of tho of tho, oldest residents of Rod Dunk fore he did so ho was cut on thhee r husband she leaves a sislor, Mrs. .ester D, Churchill, deeeatod, notloi la TheHotal, coat of blilldlnpf and Lena Francis of Trenton, and two A. E. OLSEN, hercliy given to th« creditor! of said ilf irnlshlng tho flrohousa. 'will bo and Peter Gotiovose, aged hi years, orseyviUo church; •' , and who died a few weeks ago, hand by tho razor. The second Dorougli Clerk ceased to exhibit tu tha subierlbiri, axtcu* farmers . living near Mlddletdwir, made hot will Inl008.' Mis3 Allen knock down was a knock out.and brothers, Gurvott Hardenbroqk of PUBLIC NOTICE. tors at sforeitld, their dehti and de- Jout ,,?8,0bO, it is estimated, Tho The Colt's'Neck, nctrosses and Notice' Is herely Klvcn that the Com- manda asalnst the aald eatnte, under oath, woro ; killed Thursday night when eft one-fifth!of her,estate to herwhile Leonard lay unconscious Mr.Fair Haven and Edward Hnrdon- mlsHloners of Aflaessment of the norouet impany hoa 85 momliots, nil of iCtoTs have' accepted an invitation 1 vllhln six month! from tha date of tht north and south bound trains struck brothei ,.John Trafford.'Allenj one- Tansey' telephoned "for the state brooktof Pompton Lukes, and two of- Hed Bank will meet at tha Borough nforoisld order, or they ivlll bt forever h'nro roBldonti >of Ocoan Viow. ;6 repeat the performances Thiirs- Hall iri finid Borough ,nn the 23d di barred of their actions therefor agalnlt.tht, a Fofd truck In which they were fifth to her brother, George K. Allen police to, come and arrest the half brothers, Samuel and David March, 1925, at 7:30 P.'M. for the pur- |h«; lot ir pBld for and the com- lay night of,next week at Grange sard lUbacfibers. riding*. The accident occurred on and one-fifth to her sister, Mrs, John drunken farmliand. While Mr. Hardenbrook of Fair Haven. poee of hearing persons*Interested in ih Dated Freehold, N. ,T,, March 10, JB85. y[ lias sufficient funds on hand mil. at. Farmingdalo." Tho advance aSBCHnments to be mado'hy them In rela- >.hwW the work on the building he croislng at the Hazlet station, S. Applegate. Another fifth share Tanscy was thus engaged Leonard t[6n to the paving of RcektcBB place. SOPHIA K. CHURCHILL. lalo 6f tickets indicates a largo at was left to her nioces, Kathorine THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE ;arted:at once'. ••.'., to which Gonoveto was dtlvinu revived and fled. When the state, It pays to advertise In the Register. A. E. OLSEN. NATIONAL IIANKj Tota. Thoro are no gates or flag- :ondance.. The Colt's Neck folks C. Earkbr, wife of JohnC. Parker; police arrived Leonard was miss- Borough Clerk. At present the company Is using ilso contemplato giving the two 1 Monraouth' County Surrocata'a Office. ;b011dlng back of the community man at the crossing", a flagman bo- and* Roberta Patterson', wife of ing" and a search for him failed In the matter of the eatato of George A. hows at Hlghtstown. A request -to George H. Patterson, who are chll LaVic, deceased. Juaa at Occnn Vlow for Its flrc- ing on duty only in the summer. to reveal his whereabouts.^ Notice to creditors to present clulml . do this has been mado by a church dron of the late Robert Allen, Jr, against estate. juse.•' , ' ;.._•-_..;..."..•..._. ;....;.•.. . The truck wan first hit by -a t.. Hightstown. Many requests to The remaining "fifth of tho estate Doath of* Former Red Banker. Pursuant to the ord«r of Joleph L. Don' louthbound express traveling nearly give tho plays at different towns shay, aurrogato or the County of Mon- YOUNG .FOLKS* NIGHT. was left to 'Rachael R. Green", wife Stephen 9. Tallman.v.a former inHUth, made on the third day o' March, !orty wiles'an hour, -The truck nvo been received by Mrs. Henry of William S. Greenland Mary,A. Glass Cloth 1025, on the application of Maud Mur7 resident Of Red Bank, died yester hay Showed the Older Fclki of ,vas thrown .onto, the. northbound Ritschor, who has' the mattor in Morss, wife of Louis R. Morss; LaVIo and Robert Morton LaVIa, executor! track In front of- another train. day nt the homo of his son, Paul t). USED ANYWHERE GLASS IS ON THE FOLLOWING: of the estatt ot George A. La Vie, deceased, ' Llncjroft a .Right Good Time. harge, and it would bo a physical Elsie E., Thcoaore H. and Jane Al- Tallman of Rockville Center, Long notice 1» hereb/vglvren to'tho creditor! n< The bxpve'n Wont about half a mile impossibility' to accept all theseln-: ien, who aro children of the late •aid deceaitd to exhibit to tht tubierluen, The^young folks of tho Combofor- o It was stopped. • The wheels Island. Ho was 78 years old, The Scratch Sheds ^ Hot Beds Cellar Window* executors aa aforeiald, their ilebta and da« lunity" league o£ LIncroft had Stations. ' . , • James P. Allen. John Traff ord and funeral will bb held tomorrow mindi against the laid estate, under oath, jf tho northbound train passed "Wo wouldn't have time ,to; do Georgo K. Allen were appointed ex- Poultry Houses Cold Frames Storm Doors within si* month! from the date of th* K'arge of a,musical program imd over Tota's body and he was badly morning. The body will bo brought -aforeiald order, or they will bt forever ketch last Friday night nt a meet- ny'farming this eprinj; or summer ecutors of tho wilL The witnesses by'R. R. Mount & Son to Fair Yew Brooder Homes Green Houses Cattle Shed* v barred of their actions therefor against mangled. Genoveso stayed In thoIf'wo. gavb tho shows at all thewar, e Viola E. Patterson and. the sold lubscrlben. Ig of tho league at the schoolhouao cemetery, in Middletown township, MERITS: ' MAUD MARY LA VIE, wreckage of the automobile/ Ho ilaces where they want us to give" Charles deK, Rikcr. i 'BO8ERT MORTON LA VIE. t Lincroft. • Thero woajl largo nt- waa liftod) ou,t by member* of tho where' burial will be made. Dated Freehold. N. J.. March td 1021). wdanco^nd much applauso for tho themi" said one Colt's Neck farmer Lester B. Churchill, a . wealthy Economical—Much cheaper than glass. ' express crew! and passengers, and ast; week while talking with a Tough and durable—Not easily broken. . • Monmouth County Surrojate'a Ofuci. erformep,, all of 'iwhom enacted •vma hurrtod to tho long' Branch resident of Rumson, who died re- In the matter of thl eitstt of Kathcrlnt heir parts cloyorly. The committee Register reporter,'. This former is cently at the Long Branch hospital, Waterproof—Keeps interior dry. ' G. McCaffrey, deceaied. hospital, where he died four hours ona of the minstrel performers. BOOTLEGGERS! Notice to creditors to preient clalmi ihnrgo-consisted of Ada Fcntbn, later. Tota was.instantly killed. executed his will five years ago last Weatherproof—Keeps out cold and wind. against tltate. * t^tgarot Mousor and Harold Kel- Nearly all tho actors and actresses January. Mr. ChuTchill left the in WATCH OUT FOR Transparent—Admits sunlight and heat. Pursuant to tha oriler of Joseph L, Don* Mr. Gonovese was a naturalized aro farmers and farmers' wives and como of all his estate to his wife, Easily applied—Use scissors, nails and hammer. ahoy, iurro»ate of tht County of MOD* American and. was * prosperous mouth, made on tht fourth day of March,' The musical entertainment jd daughters. . Sophia K. Churchill during her life- "Broken Laws" Readily patched—Use heated flat iron. 1096, on tht application, of tht Broad Stritt p farmer. He leaves ». widow and ' "If 'this'season Is as bad for the time. Upon the death of Mrs; National Bank of Red Bank; Now Jersey, riied a piano solo by Myrtlo Ly eight children. Prepaid prices by mail; cash with order. Single yard, 50ct (body corporate), executor of thai eitate of »li, a vocal solo by Ada Konton, n farmers as last year wo might dp Churchill, tho ' estate is' to go to Ktthtrlnt 0. McCaltrty deceased, notice U ' ti t» ft-whole lot. better giving shows their son, Lester B. Churchill, Jr., 3 yds., 42c per yd.; 25 yds,, 37c per yd.,;J)J3 yds., 35c per yd. hereby given to tha creditors of said de. ylophono lolo tfy Evelyn ^yckff ' 100 yds., 33c per yd. Send for. sample.1 or more information. oetitd to exhibit to tht lubserlber, me* nd- a vocal duet, "My Best Girl," JUSTICES SHORN OF han we would tilling the soil," or his heirs, The will natn'es Mrs. utor as aforesaid, their debtt and demand! cojetaded the farmer who was talk- Churchill and the American agalntt the hli estnte, under oath. ulthlB' yyiAdFtdMJy ' ThelrAutlreiUjrCui'rtHtiJ alx months from the dttt of'the aforeiaid* Ing to iho ropo'rferi 'change national EanTT ol — I- ASHER-P.-WOOLLEY, _.. order, or-they will be-forever btmd of I 'he; skotch was entitled "Drenm- of District Court In'creMcd. their totions thenfor.ajalnit th« laid tub" as executors of the estate. MATAWAN. N. J. tcrlber, . • .. '' ng," and Harold Kolly was tlio;bnly The legislature last week passed JUNIOR CLUB DANCE, oy in it. In Ills dream different All of the property of Joseph Dated Freehold, N. J,, March 4th. 182l(. a bilL-increa»lng_the4urlsdiction ot vitntron Danco Given Lait Friday Hoalier of Rod Bank was-be- * knownu Best,Sir«t.Mwa]rs RellabU THE SHOAD STREET kATIONAL BANK yptis of glrlr appeared" firrd"wfilltedthe Long Branch district court to OF BED BANK, NEW JERSEY. ~ CMBS tho stago; Tho dream ended Night in the.Child Building. queathed to Ms wife,, Gertrude " SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Includo Rod Bank and various bor- Healler, in a will which ha executed rtti a wedding. Ada Fonton played oughs and townships in the viclnl' An invitation dance was given liq., .jtart. • o£ the bride. Harriot ast Friday night in the Child build' oleveh years ago. Mrs. Healier ty of Red Bank. Governor SUzer was made, executrix of the will loacli, Margaret Mouscr rind Jonnio has signed the bill. This' means ing on Broad street by the Junior IcQucon cacli played two pnrts Woman's club of Red Bank. The which was witnessed by A. D that civil cases for collecting debt •Cooper and Harry H. Clayton. , irtdj tho .oilier giiln in the (sketch nnd other -purposes can- iio> longer decorations .of' -green and white Ella Kelly, Vivian' Webber, streamers and palms made a pretty "The will of Elizabeth Cono«r of be tried before justices of the peace Middletown was executed two years Ifyrtlo Lnyton and Glndys Gnffncy. •but jnust^bBjtaken, to the.^Long scene. Tho palms were donated by rTho party wound up -with dime Kennedy & SODB. Music was fur- ago last November, All of the es- Announcement Branch oouittvTho act. takeB effect tate was bequeathed to Elizabet'i ng, gnmos and general sociability. immediately, clt . was favored, by nished by the' Serenaders. . Loi v Hesse was. chairman of the dance M. Casler of Middletown, Alston tha lawyers. Jin attempt,was made Bookman of Red' Bank was"ap- jpEBATE AT LEONARDO. • to amond'thelbtll to allow-Justices committee and' her '"assistants were Koelle Williams and Catherine Al- pointer executor. The witnesses to try cases amounting; to hptrnore weri.John G, and Prancie Deckert._ nj>prsicntatlvoi_of—Two School, to than ?104, .but 'Senator William A. laire. " r—- —-,—v I ; . Argua About Child Labor. William H. Bryne, Sr., of Key- Stevens served. notice thai he Among tlioeo present at' the dance port, left a.piano to his daughter, I A debate between teams, reprc- would not atand for such an amend were Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Morris, leViting the Leonardo and Atlantic Geneva B. Bryne, in a will which montand-hls-wlsaes-pravailod.:— Bertha _ Conrad, Olive Runyon, |was-oxooutod-laBt November.--All HgfilanUOighTchooTs will bo" hold ~Rogorir"Hiiaa SteeleT Trlday night at eight o'clock at the The additional territory of the of the rest of his estate was left Long: Branch court comprises the Helen Tuthill, Eliznbctn. Compton, to his wife, Emma Bryne.' His WHoOBiacAX.fi RETAIL leonardo high school. The subject Agnes Kruse, 'Dorothy Haviland, leu be. debated deals with child boroughs- of Red Bank, Bumson, sons, William H(, Daniel E. and Tel- Dorothy Morris; Natalia ..Pharo,. : abor. The''Atlantic Highlands de- Fair Haven, Keansburg and Key- falrBryne, were' ar3polnted'"execu^ port and the townships ot Shrews Pauline Wolcotb, Cornelia Hance, 15 East Front Street, Next to Palace Theatre inters will argue that the child Eleanor Brittpn, Mary Pannacl, ors of the will. The^ -witnesses abor amendment should be ratified bury, Middletown, Atlantic and were George W. Brown and Clar- Raritan. ' Kate Bucklin, Catherine Allaire, «nd the Leonardo team will take tho Alico Alter, Janette Smock, Anna ince E. DuFour of Keyport. other tide. Tho Leonardo team con ' Mrs. Ida Dangler of Wayside waa BOY HIT &Y AUTO; Layton, Marlon PreBby, Alice Dear- lists fit Miss" Virginia Updergraff, ing, Dorothy Rowe, Florence Nary, made sole beneficiary under, tho will All Types of Standard Sets and Accessories Offered tekchor of Engljsh, conch; Elsie Little Abram Patttnon of Fair Ascha Ely, Mao Crawford, Lois of her husband,/Joseph L. Dangler, VNcBs first spoaker and captain, Haven in tho Hospital. • Hesse, Noello Williams, .Wardell which has jusb been probated. Mrs. at New York Prices. Philip Cohen second speaker, Mnry 1 Abrani Patterson, Jr., aged five Ivins, Edward McCIellan, Edgar De- Dangler and J. Carroll'Dangler , a riil third speaker and Evelyn nigo, Molyin Stout, Winfield Hance, son, were made executors of the itoarka alternate. The. Atlantic years, son of Abram Patterson of 1 Edward Compton, Albert. North- will. Our New York Connections enable us to buy at great savings. We 'ighlandB team consists of Miis Fair Hbven, was run ovor and knocked down by an automobile cott, Clifford Dorlng, Robert Law- John H. Thrall, who died at his olon Mrillken, teacher of English rence, Paul Fielder, Francis Hance, home at Sjagirt recently-after be- ich; Alico Nolto first speaker, 01- last week at the corner of Church are in turn offering these savings.to the Red Bank Public. and third'streets at Fair Haven. Fred Wood, Barueh Lewis, Jack ing an Invalid several years, left Sorenson second speaker, John 3ooke, Edward Brown; Robert Wil- all of his property to his wife, illsbury third speaker 'and captain The autoist did.not stop but went on his way. The boy was knocked liamson,' William Greenwood, Wal- Hannah M. T, Thrall, and narB^d irid Elizabeth Wright alternate lace Wilson, Edward Hubbard, Rob- her as executrix of his will. * ^rdo adherents will bo ranged unconscious and he was taken home by a neighbor. 'After ho. revived ert VanBrunt, Edward O'Brien, Mrs. Helen I. Libbey of Spring AN EXAMPLE OF OUR PRICES on tho east side of the auditorium William Jeffrey, Franklyn a"nd Clar- Lako made her will in August. and Atlantic Highlands adherents Abram had a hemorrhage and has since had several hemorrhages, ence Gray, Howard Geoffrey, Nel- 1923, at the Roosevelt hospital, at on the west. I, Tho Atlantic High- son Rose, Herbert and Joseph Wil- New York. All of her eatato wns List Price Our Price lands team chose the affirmative He is at the Long Branch hospital: It is feared that he is injured in Ittms and Geoffrey Mercer. • bequeathed to her husband, Fred- $3.00 side .of.'the arguthont by virtue of erick A. Libbey. Genuine R. C. A. or Cunningham Tubes $2.45 winning tho toss of a coin. ternally.' The boy mentions ( certain Fair Hnvon resident as DANCE AT RUMSON. 3>S having run over him with an auto HIS SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY. Eveready 45 volt large B Batteries 3.19 ' SHOWER FOR BRIDE-TO-BE. mobilo, but the resident in question Prizes of Cups and Money Awarded at Girla' Dance. Birthday Party Given for Benjamin 3.50 denies this. He sa^s the boy is Allen Park.r Friday Night. Cyclone 45 volt Urge B Batteries 2.69 Jt wai Given by Mn. Georgo B mistaken and that it was some, othor Two hundred po'raons attended Brown for Ml»» Emma Dlxon. autoitt' whose car struck the ladth. o masquerade danco given Mon- A birthday party was given la rt Brandes Phones 6.00 3.95 A miscellaneous shower was Because of doubt on this score no day night at Red Mon|s hall at Friday night for Benjamin Allea given last Friday night by Mrsarrest was made. An Investigation Rumson by tli'o young ladies' social Parker of South street. It was in. 30.00 George D. Brown of- McLaren Is bolng mado. an'd athletic club of that place. A celebration of his sixteenth birth- Music Master Speakers 22.87 street, -Red Bank, for Miss Emmii silver cup for tiro prettiest costume day. Although the party took place on Friday tho 13th, Old Man Super- Acme Transformers 5.00 Dlxon of Itumion. Tho evening wns SPARROWS AND . JUSTICE. Was won by Miss Louiso Dobbs of 3.89 •pent playing cards, after which re- Now York, who represented Miss stition was conspicuous by his ab- xefroshmonts woro served. Miss Judge Men* of Bolford Looks Liberty. Georgo Adams of Redsence. Decorations in keeping with , U. S. Tool Vernier Condensers (new type) 6.00 3.89 Dlxon locolvcd many useful gifts Lit. a M««l Tick., to Bird.. Bunk, who was dressed as anSt. Patrick's day wero used and 1 games, dancing and other pastimes Tho«o present were Mre.. Somuc' Justice Louis II. Mceso, undo of Imlliin, won a special prize of $5 4.50 donnted by tho young men's ath-were enjoyed. A collation was U. S. Tool Plain Condenser (new type) 2.89 Bruce, Mn. E. Brill, Mri, . M, Miss May Hnnlly, tho postmistress ! at flelford, meets all . tho mall lotlc club of Rumaon.- Tho funniest sorved during tho festivities^ The Dlxon, Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mrs guest of honor received a tennis 28.00 Edward Truox, Mrs. Clark Kemp, trains at that place as he carries looking costumes wero worn by Grey Storage B Batteries (Guaranteed) 21.79 mall to and from tho postollko. Mrs. Stella Cnrdner nnd Nicholas racket nnd a caso' as a birthday gift Mrs. Skldmoro, Mrs. John Goff, from his guests. Those present' 18.00 Mrs. Frodorlck Travis, Mri. John Koch tlmo that he goos to tha sta Porri nnd oncli received $2.50. Tho Tungar Chargers, 2 amp. 15.95 tlon ho scatters bread crumbs abou silver, cup for the organization wore Mr. nnd Mrs. James Sickles, Dlxon, Mrs. Harry A, Kettoi and Mrs. Anna Culllngton, Evelyn Bold, 28.00 Hist Eva Bruce. tho station grounds for birds to having tha largest turnout was Tungar Chargers, 5 amp. 23.95 awarded to tha Knights of Columbus win, Helen Brovoort, Echo Cham- «> >» eat. Sparrows aro the principal birds to respond. Mr. Mocso ha council of Red Bank. Arthur berlain, Kathryn Hlgglnson, Peggy 2S.00 FOUR COU3lNS_AT DINNER M , Al y M H gy Gold Seal Home Chargers, 5 amp. 15.75 boon /ceding tho birds since last Boyc'o's orchestra provided the mu- Mnnor, Alma Marmon, Holcn Old Folk. Spand • Happy Time « fall. Through habit thoy havd sic. Thn members of tho. house Bruco, Julia Jervii>, Ethel Robin-' 1.00 • Holmdal Hom». i como to know when Mr. Mccso goc committed comprised Missed Jessie son, Nancy Mix, Ruth Porker, Cutler Hammer Switches .69 MM.' John II. Btllwagon Of Holm to tho station nnd thoy 'alwny anil Mny Conk, Mao Mticggo, Ger- Mnudo Parker, Neil Mix, Norman del entertained thrco o( . hergather In largo nunt(iors -sir RED BANKSREGISTER, MARCH 18; 1925.

THIEVES IN A- SCJiOOLHOUSE, A Clock, a First Aid'Kit and Sev< eril Other . Things Stolen. Thievos broke into the-Craw- M ford's Corner schoolhouso in' Holtn- del'.tbwnship lust .Wednesday night. They etole a clock,, a first aid kit, RAN E a fountain pen, a number of vie- trola records, .several pencils and Dont Fail to See these THEATRE RED BANK a few other things. —A victrola THEATRE M. E. RJcNULTY AMUSEMENT CO. was in the -schoolhouso, but the •!THE FRIENDLY PLACE" intruders did hot take this. They F>hon«eoa \- ' • RED BANK, N. J. GEORGE G. ROOP, Resident Manager. took the machine off a stand and Matinee Daily 2:30 • Evening. 7iO0 to 10:48 M. H. JACU, MIUIW. placed the stand under a window. . , HatlMe Okllyi SiOO P. fl. . Satunhn 3i» IP. M. Saturday ahd Holidays, 3 Shows, 2:30, 6:30, 8:40. They used the stand to climb out Cars at the Show EVENlNOS-CodUnuou.i 7.18 to 10HS P.M. of the window. The stnte police PROF. HAROLD LAROS AT THE ORGAN Today-Wed., March 18--Today are investigating. RUMSON'NEWS. Get On Reiidentt Home from Florida— Powerful Attractions. the malllDK.llst. Just sign ,thi DORIS KENYON PERCY MARMONT coupon and you will receive a prc Walker to Fight Jimmy Duffy. Tripla Bill «t Strand Inelud.i'PUn. gramme every .week by mall. ,llr. and Mrs. Daniel Dean have Let's Try To , lit and Gift Nlt.«. ' , in "IDLE TONGUES." returned from a sojourn in Florida. Name Charles Macintosh and Norman NorarroYLateit Plctur«To Be 1 ....„„.. Q. FV KeitH Vaudeville Howcr aro also homo from Florida Shown. Address ' Mickey Walker, who iS'.making a Explain This stay at Hollywood, California, has To a.ay_that the Strand Theatre signed to fight Jimmy Duffy, who Is furnishing Its patrons with the Thursday & Frid Thurs., Fri.T Sat., March 19, 20.21 is one of the best boxers on the best that the entertainment market Pacific coast. affords would be putting it mildly. e. FV KeitK Vaudeville Not pnly are the film attractions Maxth 19 and 20 Frederick Finnerty, who recently Aniazing Success 'the best made, most of them, coin- In Addition to the Sensation, of New York bought the grocery business of ing from the Capitol, :New" .York, Jere J. Carew, bought.a new Chev- The greatest value on the market—that's the public opinion. oh the ,•'.-• ' • ' but the management' is constantly rolet delivery car at the Red Bank Chrysler, because of the record volume of business it enjoyed in its springing surprises la the shape of auto show last week. Mr. and Mrs*. first year; because of the enthusiasm of its owners and its wonderful ,'•;'• extra attractions. • Ramon Finnerty have rented Mrs. M. records of performance. ^ As proof of this, the program far Bryne's house on First street. On tomorrow and Friday is headed by Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Finnerty en- The advantages the Chrysler Six offers—advantages hitherto unob- Bamon^Novarro in Fred Niblo's lat- tertained Mr. Finnerty's father, tainable—in performance, riding qualities, style and economy have est .film masterpiece, "The Bed Lily.'1 Novarro is supported- by Novarro John Finnerty, a retired [ Jersey proved irresistible. They have inspired an amazing chorus of public • . . lity fireman, and Joseph Finnerty, Enid Bennett, Wallace Beery) and a In Fred Niblo'i Latest Achievenjei . apprbvaltheUkeofwhichhasneyerbeforebeenkhownintheindustry. ' .'-.'' host of the foremost stars in film- also of Jersey City. dom. In fact.it was on the strength Mrs. George Shaw of Jersey City It is not alone dashing performance, flashing speed, delightful riding of their wohderful ,work in "The has been visiting Mrs. Ira D7 Emery." 'qualities of a surprising nature that h&v* «iyttured the public Every Bed Lily" that Niblo and Novarro Thomas Porter, tree surgeon, is man who has ever ridden in the Chrysler and any other automobile -were selected to make "Ben.Hur," working on trees on the Shrews- keenly appreciates what Chrysler engineers have accomplished in which is ndw nearlng completion, "The bury inn property. the production of superlative performance combined with unusual and which will be,shown^at' tho Strand as soon as it is released. John Carton of Freehold has economy, of riding ease and roominess with compact design and , "The Bed Lily" is a forceful rented . Dennis Martin's house' on the conservation of space, size ahd weight story of Brittany and the Paris Ridge road. • The rental wasmade underworld, and was written, and by Sweeney & Mace of Seabright. ' You will be as* eager; and as enthusiastic as any to contribute - directed by Fred Niblo; There are Red Michael Flatley of New York, a to Chrysler's growing success once you have driven this new many.tense situations, nnd grip- brother of Mrs. Thomas Ansbro of type of car. Don't miss a demonstration in the aniazing Chrysler. ping scenes that are bound to hold Rumson, sailed recently for Ireland, the interest of any audience. Tho where he will live. metropolitan critics all hailed it as The Towfng Car, $1395; The Phae- one of the foremost pictures of {' James Porter, Jr., spent the ton, $1495; The Roadster, $1625; year. week-end with iriend3 at Mo'nt- The Sedan, $1825; The Royal Coupe, , Uly" 1 1 clair. •S189S}. The Brougham, $1965; The Clever PUniit.. • i .- 1 " —WITH— Mrs. Katherine Duryea of Ho- ! Imperial, $2065; The Crown- Itnpe- Itf addition to "The Bed Lily," ! rial, $2195. All prices f. o. b..Detroit the" Strand, anounces the' appear- boken has reopened' her summer 'subject to current government tax, Enid Bennett am home on Lafayette street. Mr. and ance of Frederick Cromweed, n Mrs. Joseph Duryea of^ New York i We are pleased to extend the conven- pianist of rare ability, who has ar- returned last week and will remain ience of time-payments. Ask about'. ranged a program of selections Wallace Beery I Chrysler's attractive plan. Dealers from grand opera to Jazz. His imi- until next fall. I everywhere • • . • tations of various musical instru- EXTRA—Ben :Turpln In— ' Arthur.Dalby, chauffeur for Mr3. ments, all performed on .the piano, "YUKON JAKE" Leighton Lobdcll, will move from are, in a class by themselves, not to Lafayette street-to-a-hoUBOonithe mention" Cromweed'a marvelous ADDED ATTRACTION Lobdell property. tecKSiauT"atrd power of'expression. ~ FBEDERICK CROMWEED"" Rev. Charles L. Overstreet of St. He will perform upon a piano that Pianist Extraordinary Louis, bne of tho conference execu- was particularly selected by tho in a' specially arranged musical tives of the general assembly of the Lautpr Piano Company of 42 Mon- mouth street 'for his use. There- , programme. • Presbyterian church, will speak fore this combination of artist nnd next/Sunday morning and night at instrument' shbujd provide ideal EXTRA EXTlU the Presbyterian church. At the music- --• —• .-•--'• •'- • ••••' \ •*- night service stereopticon pictures, will be shown of the work of the -As a further added attraction, Friday, Eve. Only Presbyterian cliuvch in its various Friday' night will be celebrated As departments. Mr. Overstreet was Gift Nite, a novelty offering that n charge of the recent Presby- is both entertaining and profitable JACK HOLT, LOIS WILSON, terian conference at1 Philadelphia. to the patrons. The leading mer- "GIFT NITE" MHBERV'BK chants of Bed Bank have contribut- Valuable Preients Given Away ed valuable and* useful prizes which Positively No Advance in Prices. FAkR HAVEN NEWS. will be awarded to the holders of s the lucky numbers. Each person FREE! 'who-buys a tlckej;_at the.box offlco Homto eLodge—r/Iayo from Hospital—-Initiater C.ron Awayd In. . :- I "wilPb'e given~a"'riu^bore'd~coup~on~. Get" Yours!: Mon., Tues., Wed., Wlarch 23.24.25 Mrs. Thomas Tansey returned The duplicate of this coupon will bo homo last . week from the ' Long placed in a/ receptacle and drawn B. F\ JCeitln Vaudeville Branch hospital, where she had been ; for. There are more than twenty a patient several weeks' for treat- i You will hear comparisons prizes to be given away absolutely In Conjunction With frae. - Here is a partial list of the Saturday ment for blood- poisoning in her merchants who nave contributed M. C. LEVEE arm. Her condition at ono time with this new CADILLAC these gifts: Art Craft Shoppe, Dec- presents was serious. She is now steadily orative Novelties and Art Goods; March 21st j improving, Mrs. Tansey is' living Vogue Beauty- Parlor, Bed Bank with her sister, Mrs. David Wallace. Electrical Repair Shop, Hendrick- Mrs. Charlotte deBermingham. son & Applegate,\ Hardware' and was initiated' into the Sons and Furnishings; Bed Bank Circulating Library,, Davidson's, Gents' Fur- Hoot Gibson Daughters 'of Liberty lodge last week. • | nishings and Haberdashery; H, S. Allen Electragist; Grace Moller —m— Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dennis oi \ Shoppe, Novelties nnd Decorations; Long Branch will move this wcclc' • The Tavern Dining Hooms and" Tea into their house on Clay street. The • Shoppe, Up-to-Date Barber Shop, house was bought a short time ago 1 Monmouth Street Men's Shop, Bed "Hurricane by Mr. Dennis and has been re- { Bank Confectioners, Trubin's, Sta- modeled. ]' tionery and Toys; Foxwell's, Pic- . The firemen put out a "grass fire tures, Frames and Art Goods; Al- Sunday on a vacant lot on Battin bert S. Miller, Shoes (Alperin's Doll' catessen, Wolcott's Bakery, J. I. Kid" road. ' | Monsky, Liquid Refreshments; J. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McAllister Yanko, Ladies' Wear; The Bonnet will return' home in a few . days Box, Millinery; Chambers' Phar- Monday, Tuesday,! from a theatrical tour of the coun- macy.' try. • • . | You will hear comparisons with this New Mortimer Curchin of Ithaca, s , ,. A Thriller S«lurd«y. March 23 and 24 New York, who underwent an oper- Cadillac —indeed, its inherent" abilities Followers of Hoot Gibson-will be ation for appendicitis at the Lonp • delighted to see him on Saturday are such that comparison-with Cadillac when he will appear in "Hurricane Branch. hospital recently, is im- Kid," a thrilling, peppy drama that proving and will spend a few days must be the rule; but the engineering makes one's blood tingle with ex- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- citement, As part'of the supporting liam Curchin of this place, before features # which make possible these'abil- program Larry LaBos, -who is hailed "The returning to Ithaca. . | as Jersey's best organist, will play Mrs. Margaret E. Sands is again ities are protected by patent, and twenty for the first time In Monmouth on the sick list. Theodore Soden, County "Capitol March." This minutes at the wheel will confirm your selection'was competed by Dr. Wil- Jr., infant son of Theodore Sodcn, liam Axt of the Capitol' Theatre, is iilso sick. belief that thej are exclusive to the V-63. Now York, known to millions of ra- Norman Brown of New York dio fans as "Doctor Billy." It was spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, fondly dedicated to Major S. L. and Mrs. Benjamin Brown. "Pep- Bothafel (Roxy). per" Martin of Now York,'a prize- C A DI1LA C Blf W«lf Coming. A vonmn's cry—a flash of fighter, has been spending n week white in the darkened room Mr. and Mrs. Drown. Monday Inaugurates a week of and n Blender form leaped big programs, starting with one of Orioles" Mrs. Vlah W. Smith, Mrs. Frank' the funniest picture* ever made, at her rtvectlieart's assallnnt Wesson, Mrs. Augustus Wulfing nnd "The Battling Orioles." It Is not Hal Roach Picture with tlio fury of a tigrcsss. Mrs. Werllng of Fair Hnvon hnvo a bird picture, but deals with tho You never know adventure Tha funniest ploturc jetl l |!,i,—i|', thrill after gone to Havana, Cubn, for a few days' when the birds who played thrill from the minute it days to take part in tho celebration baseball oriMhe famous team known • tnrU. of'the Islo of Pinos settlement. They as the Battling Orloloi had their will also atop at tho Bahama Islands. chins and upper lips fo&thercd. It is an absolute scream from start to Irving dimming!, the king They will Icavo Miami by stonmer finish. The fact that It was mado Wednesday, of thrillers, directed it. for Now York April 11th. by Hal Roach is • guarantee of Miss Edna Schildnock of Union thli. • March 25th Hill spent the week-end with Miss N Esther Little. Tent« Comedr Drama. On Wednesday tho- program will Mayor Charlci P. Cross In «lcnd. bp hoadtd by Elalno llammorsteln ily gaining in strength nnil hcnlth In "Daring Love," from the novol after his si ego of sickness. Ho will Elaine by Albert Payion Torhuno. Mlu spend a few dny» nt Atlantic City, Hammoritel»-*»v«upportcd by such well known atari as Huntley Gor- CenUrrllU New*. don, Walter Long, Gortrudo Astor, A3lt4t TUuHouol Tlerun J. W. MOUNT GO. Morg»n Walmce, Johnny Arthur llammerstein Tlio BchoolhouBo will ho wired for ; and Cltty-Flttgerald, It Is a story cloctrlclty. , of rogenoratlon In which the itar it —IN— Mr«. Vnnzlna Clark In norlously "* Distributors • caat M Itobn, n dancer In a chonp •lck. Cift. who nicked up « life whoro Dr. 0. A. Gcsswcln and Miss anothor had thrown It and made « Catherine Kortohon fault, vlnltlnc mm out of an outewt. Her work In "Daring Love" Is exceptional "Daring -WITH- „ nuna nt MnUwnn, examined the Corner Maple Avenue and White Street knd snowi h«r to grnUr advunUgo children nt Urn achool hero Friday. than ever before, , .,•/....', - \ Woolcy Mason la building a store Valli-Marc McDermott-- 1 on tho state highway . > Red Bank, N. J. Aaelhtr OpperUnllr Canletl. Love" Ctrmint Rltxlo vlaltod John Encouragtd by tni iucfl«n o* th« Hughes and Stuart Holmes mblai of Brooklyn Sunrfny. Ui( Opportunity Contest th* 8U*nd —WITH—. Woltcr Hmlth spent tho w««k-cntl will ihortly innounci th«.