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PIONICER NEWSPAPER OF OCEAN COUNTY. 5 VENTS A COPY

TOMS RIVER, 31. J, FRIDAY. APRII. », 1920 KWABIWUKW IS» VOLERE To .NUMBER js

" , . OF WORK FOB REN “JOE" THORFNON IS -TOO H AILS SHOT TO PIKt'F.S NO ONI OPPOSED DAM AT *>1) TEAMS IN THIS SECT 10 X POOt TO RTS HtH CONGRESS" llltt Iti: 1*0 8 ITS REPORTED BV OCEAN lOt.NTV BANKS I’lHUt HEARING VESIERDAT Bank Assets Deposits In the past month or ho the xnmrently there 1» no lack of work In some parts of the Third Consrea-1 malls have again loom all shot to nvrtt and teams in this section of slonal district they have a brand new Lakewood Trust Company $2.!»20.T;m>.70 $2 553.463 10 No one appeared yesterday to op- First N'attonal, Toms River 1,180,387.81 1,124,76012 pieces, has been as iliilicult to fsvse the project of damming Toma ■ . «hore In addition to the ordinary and bona fide reason for uppoal.i* i get mall mailer through as It »a» “ok of aprlna. which 1c enough on "Joe" Thompson of New Ksypt for Ocean Co. National. Pt. Pleasant 1.113,716.28 961,368 JO River at the public hearing In ibo Peoples National, Lakewood ■ 1,153,488,27 959,294.84 •luring the curly months of tots, courthouse on Tbi vday, April 8. at , ms and the rmtda to keep teams the Republican nomination for coo- when the war paralysed the mall ' i teamsters busy, there are a nutn- gress this fall. The «lory la being Trust Co,. Toms River ,920,336.89 750,711.18 10,30 a. 111., when Col. J. P. Jeiv. j, of Tuckerton llank 701,371.72 612,576.81 service. Dally reports nach the the 1!. S. Army f e ln s tn c e iu ,:|, tils >*'■ nt hi* Jobs in operation, some of circulated that “Joe is too poor to Courier of failure of paper* hi two assistants, engineers Ueorso W. h -h take laborers, some team*, and run for Congroas." The story goes on First National, Oarneaat .....- ..... 561,183.50 160.091.53 reach subscribers. 1>.■ can only First National. New Egypt 570,214.0» 496,603.01 1’. Miller snd «tin. E Snyder, jravo *lu' 1° "ay. "You know it takes a man with say tin- papers lire sent out from Total 17,922,052,85 $9,470,389.95 public hciirlug A mom those win* vt'nrk on the big dam at Toms River money to put up a succeaaful (Uhl In Toms River 011 Friday, If they do spoke Ivor of Mi. darn »• flew. ist beglnmn*. Henderson Bros, of this close district.” It Is admitted that not arrive In reasonable time, send U . Hi " •—” ■" ■----- ’— *■ * — ■*“ campaigner, and that .George II Holman. Arthur »del phi brought down sixteen Joe Is a ready ID ID K IM ttS t II t IHil'S county was enrroai kina at the eastern ns a postnI, and If possible nc will ol <’ M. té well. H K. A I*. ics and mules last week, be can make a speech and rouse en- AGAINST SUPERI ISOI! HOI.81 AN end more than the feet, the encroach­ moil you a duplicate. Meantime K. S11 voer. Win. F. Wld- n steam shovel They will naia. to Con ment dwindling down to almost noth­ put tile matter lip to your post- ! them i s’lt-'U K 3 E'rlti of ilio ing at the west end. Frank T. llol- muster and insist Unit In- linii out ill.- Elia-trtc to., and WtU- I«' what 1» I be matter. II Is his busi­ tlve. Hut ness lo do so, bul lie will sldyslep "Is dispensing with Um Hoad Supervinor John Holman atid the will ke a large num- managers the custom of read In county engineer will hold a conference II if he can. Make him lóenle the too poor" to long established arc - «tf- of the minutes, the! property as It was before it w as en- meni, gave ie states attitude 011 the dam down below the sand and ing that it might be well to be repre ' ''dious reading t . 01 t . SMOKER, 1.0IS OF Hoard has instructed Clerk Parker to rrnarhed upon, FI N. .1 A//. \ M l, ) t> , PEI' subject, wli h I* so far distlnclly fu- U deposits into the clay bottom sented In Congress once by a poor prepare four copies of his minutes. The Hoard authorised by resolution, Yorahle. All th.he local men a*r< ed t lint r the river valley; and also there la man like themselves, who might have sending a typewritten copy to each the purchase of uu Underwood type- there was no commerce ct on the strcani, ' tie a cement face to the dam. ce- some Ideas of their struggles to make member. and one to the solicitor of writer, not to exceed $100. for the of- Lois of fun, jag* and pep was de­ veloped at the Chamber of Commerce that it was too wlft. shallow and tor- ’ spillway, powerhouses, etc. both ends inret, because he too had the Board for their approval. At the flee of Surrogate U. S. Grant, fp at the Naval Air Station, near extierieneed them. !heK'workl ls^s^ed !n -C W Pwlth°beUer H AS A TTIM D I. M s S T l SCHOOL ^ube. I.win and Leighton are ad- NINE TEARS WITHOI X B1SSINA. . „rtlslng In the Courier for fifty car------iM-utera and ten cement finishers. The On Faster Sunday Miss Mary Ander- Thc report of the bill committee was usalnst tlieft of the • ui or loss by fire v* “ "* " state would luspee! tbe building of tho Hethleheni Steel Co. la putting oil soil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char es handed up for first business and re- or accident, will cost the county $114 j dam from the foundation up with Jeal- ?i,el erectors, and there seems to be P. Anderson, was awarded the priae celvcd the careful attention from the for one yesr. 1 At the business meeting arrange- 0,1(4 order that It might bo ] rail for as much unakllled labor as as the pupil In (he Methodiat duu- noard that such an imiK>rtant doeu- The matter of llghta on the Squan I meals were made to take a count of saf(, ,.h1 jervsy stated that If the iV v can get. day school with the longest attend- meni renutred the following bllljl be- Rridge, wihleh baa tvothered the Free- I **"' cars, wagons, bicycles .ind toot tVar Department gave Its consent to Scaside Park borough has r eon- ance without mlsaing. She has at- liinii ict|uiii *' •* . , , 1_1 j __ ,».i...... _. . 1 IIUHU6fittinm irninv nvur fh»* \lain alnint .» < . »..< ^ HhOUld fttL©r- iract out for a new boardwalk to be tended nine straight years without a asary for tralflo .„mulcted before July 1 The winter break. Miss Mildred Roberts, daugh- rnment would ' (■td un all the work, and now the ter of Mrs. W. 3. Roberts, la second, Indication* arc that •oniractor Is having troubles of bis having eight years to her credit. contingent exoensos 1513.88; rox imim- n n j j. 1 ne -mmney >»»» imeiesui i ------...... -• ■— ; me report will oe favorable. The only ,wu to et enough workmen lor bis There are alx pupil» with a record •I«, tv - lights and fuel $121.95; which has a plant at nelmar and serve Holman, A. 1). Nickerson, Dr, Saraurl Qpp^ainyg note was lb„ letter printed " of five years each: ,'llss iiargaU v rniintv qimi-rlntcndent ot ScuuOls Point Pleaaant and Hay Head, agreed Lovenmn. and C. N. Warner were made |„ t|,p courier of last week, and ad- K A (orson, the Ocean City con- u ran t, Uaugl.tei of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ml- .,... Iniaries of county officers to light the bridge It allowed to run :l committee to attend n hearing m-'dressed to ( ol. Jcrvey by Willis H. „.bo is building the first sec- Ham R. Grant; Miss Alberla. daughter tnherciilar hospital $t>9.57; Its mains along side Hie bridge, and 1 >'*hged by Judge Berry for the Free- ¡¡„y, Vvh > owns property just below 0f |be 1-ont Beach road, from of Mrs. Lydia Plait . Charlotte, daugb- - farm dem ' onstrator ‘ $166.08;------courthouse----- **—— supported by•-■• it.•* They’•'•—.. got..«• the pprntls- holder«, and to be given by the l’tib- t be dniii. Several letters were siihmlt- u"f City Junction north, for the ter of Mr and Mrs. C. ... Morris. „nd rounds $107 15; expense of conn- sion. but like most concerns of Its I I«® Utility Hoard on Tuesday, April ,(1(j i-irIZe*11 -S approving the dam. Freeholders Is »»» Iwhind with Ills Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. iv officers ill 51- hrlrtvcs ami railings kind, where the pnhllc has a part of 27, at the stall-house In Trenton. C. R. ______- L rk He says ur lias been unable to B. Grover; Katherine and Theodore, lliefiK- road repairs $5683.52; now the bargain, they failed to live up lo H. Supi. 55artman iiad agreed to meet a ¡-At EGYPT l>. AND L. ASSN, m m en a n d teams and Is advertising children of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore county' roads $118.10; Eagleswood their agreement. a C. of f. committee at Toms River | |.|;t |s ITS* l ilts I ’ DIUH lOltS while Charles W. Mathis Fischer. ' township road $518.25. David W. Reid made Ills appearance on this crossing matter, btit the dale _____ ind Co of Seaside Park, who have the In the three year group Rr* ',“r‘ A road certificate in favor of (’has. before the Board and formally prefer- hud not been set by him us yet. New Egvpi, April 5.—The first meet- northern section of the same road, garet and Louis Walnrlght. children W Mathis and company, builders of rn1 charges of Incompetence and 11c- Messrs. Sidney Harris, W. H. Fischer lng ,,f th(> ;„ihscribers ot the newly h„vi. inl ai,>ng much faster than Cor- of Mr. and Mrs Frank Walnrlght. the first section of the Long Beach -cmmsM minty Rond Supervisor and F. W. Sutton Jr. were named a organized New Egypt Building and In they too have been handicapped. Margaret Anderson, elstor to the g rl nan, and demanded a committee to ask the Township Cum- Association, wus held 0» Mon- «ist hv 'the bad winter weather, then with the nine year record; and Louis, I un in $5081 78 hearing before the Board, where the . uilttee to place three 100-cp. lights day afternoon aud evening, April 5, «be February tides, and now that son of Jacob Tilton. Perfect orwo i 11» i?tt„.- xu si a received from the Slate charges could be threshed out. By ; on 'O'1 s«Hc of Main street be- |n jibe township office. A constitution lli hway Commission stating that Post resolution April 20 was set for the tween Water and Washington street«, was adopted In the afternoon and nin® r « iS ,nM,nini' ^ 'aCk °‘ meD ITj.ffTey "Z '« 0^ 0°^!,abler Sf u L .ter nlndaett of Point l’t«**sant bad hearing. The Held charge Is as fol- Henry Levy brought up the subject directors. William T. Nash, Morris E. e*7anmer and Tarker (kshhrook Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Pierce. PrUe» ''M-Htmur attention to the fact (hat lows: of a restroom for visitors in lawn, and Lot mb. W Scott Chafey, Harley H«a- Cr* rimer of Mayetta and Oscar Par- were awarded all these and oihcis *or Freeholders contemplated build- To the Honorable Hoard of Freehold- Ibis wus referred to the merchants dorson, James A. Irons, A. U, Moore, kcr of West Creek) have the contract attendance. lng an ocean boulevard at Pt. **'ea*' ers, of the County of Ocean, New committee. It was eported that Heu- A. W. uravatc, Ueubcu Heodrlckaoa for the road from Browns Mills cas«- wiTTllONftRFI) HI ant, and that a hotel stood in the Jersey. lings Sever would have his bus ready and Eugene Compton were elected at and are lust getting at work at It- COL. ELWELL HONORED^' ? I rilhi nf the rood. Gentlemen; in a few days, the chassis being on the evening session. After the dlrec- They have pul on a steam »¡¡oval and ! KHp suggested that a hearing be held Whereas In October, 1919, a petition liand und the body ready to place on it tors had been elected they organised with toe *uwtici of the hotel, and t’ a containing the name« of 85 resident* Fred G. Humid! was chairman of and elected William T. Nash, prealdW. iabSfof men'anVtM'ms^but th«y*tw Lieut Col. Clifford M. F.lweli. who incirhers of th<> Hoard present, to arc and taxpayers of this county, ^ I A . U. Moore, vice president; W. Sc.ott _rp .airinu labor irom Ocean county, u now at hi» home in Toms Rlv*sr on U ni,,n might not he arrived at sonted to you: Honorable Hoard call- wen made upot^mt^m^^Bis ot do- v nshey. -.s-'sa.V}', ;— v„s Complon. Lorr.on and .Cranmer furlough from Camp Cordon, , L are in effect bidding Qa.V w a s recently honored by tb« Ro- mlnat on.)' another, and that has public of France, having been issuid bmined wages for the men. the citation and the decorations that There arc* a number of smaller job» make him an officer of the ^renc » • ¡¡a’ take men or teams or both. At Academy. The citation certificate Is /l -bilLf,?rJ8, ^ pH^ Church, r'for Investigation, so that the nerson or j ch.-sTra "furnished' music, consisting Is every prosfect that this association Murrav Grove the road U being built French. of course, and is the i " K ' hvl'7 S o o d l»si person* responsible for the dangerous j of Mr», ilotid," piano"” Lieut” "bouiL will be a success. A building boom fiom the Main Shore Road to the Bay L. I.aferre, superintendent ofIP bHc damages to t h e c u c y condition of the road might be brought j banj0; Mr. Flock, violin; and Mr. A1 seems certain to occur here this sqm- ... ,hl, fniversaliat campmeeting instruction and fine arts, and certifies .WJn\eTJ ^ ^hon^Ul, fed the osdsc.it «0 account; Sherman, traps. Col. Elwell directed met . ”?m,nd and a W of building !« go- lbat Col. El well has been elected to , the improper building of t -, And Whereas, no action having been j the chorus singing. Frank Buchanan — ----- Hig on there The county is trying to the "Order of University * the water onto ihelrpW . lakrl) on th(, above mentioned peAi- j gave humorous sketches. It was a Jol- COIN IT HEIDI RIAL •’«**.*JJ** nlit The roads In shape for spring and in,ide of Officer d Academic,—Silver out a considerable portion or tne roun tjon ftddltlona, p,.imons containing | fy evening. 1 TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY ^ m m e r following the thaws, and that Palms." The decorations accompany- 1 datlon of tie church, which tha «r- [{“J1 na'mJh' of^ove^^200 residents of the takes a number of teamB. In spite of lag the citation arrived ^kTo1?* ^ sanitation had to rep was county were presented to your Board III RGI tR S TERRORIZE THREE ! Toms River. April 19,—Under Sher* Mch wa “es and high cost of materials. er this week from the War Depart- mentioned In ?nr a«Xe! 1 on January 6. 1920. said petitions cull- 11 K( t it 1 At TIIN EOENTY TOWNS itf Alfred W. Brown Jr., as chairman, ™ t e Sr? plumbers, painters, »»- ment. The citation Is dated November referred to Solicitor Berry for advise , m yf)ur ^ ttent|on l0 thp then de. III HEIM* ION 1 0 UN11 I OWNS | ^ called a meetlng of the ocean ^ns aU buHdlng mechanics, are busy 21> 1919. ______- „ - . , „ , 1 plorablo condition of the roads t* 1 ,u lUounty Memorial Committee, at the The Board had E. A- Corson f throughout the county, and especially During the last week I11 March, burg- co[ir|h0u3e for Tuesday afternoon, Z X ^ T o against «-FTTrNGR^IlYTOOPKN- of the first section of the Ijo]m. Beach ^ Lakewood.j>t pieaHant road, and Inis sei-med to make raids on three pian» for the memorial for these demands by contractors, who N1.» BANK AI Hr.AA.Jf boulevard, ujmn the carpe , placing the responsibility for such Burlington county towns-Mt. Ho fly. county service boys and girls ure to complete his secUi.n of the boo cond)t,on8 Qn Mr John Holman, com. Pemberton and Moorestown. Unlike wm he dUc' ggcd 0wing to thP ex. STw hlSaie wPn!?ngTorpay°hlXpPrlc«>» The new Beach Haven National Ievard on timo. Corson b contract Li?n win live. Tbe furnish- J«cob Johnson, for many years a' !ngs for the Hank ^ h^nk abandoned his steam shovel equipment h i‘had"failed to even maintain ■ lying round In desks and ordinary resident of Pleasant Plains, died on as soon as they arrive, as bank « P i- ® » « «»««■- -«»1«" *"* j»:-»«; ;£Ezra Parker, has at present J517, oa Friday, April 2, aged 70 years. He had officials took charge cf the hi ^ *-hat he was no fi uuuumou as they were when he as- 1 One u>gul mice anuses la Hoi- dP| $ 5 ^ rd a y ,iM te a d of $4 and expected >umed 8Upcrvl9)on over them; deposit in the Uaruegat NaLioual bank- heen «'irk a week or so, and refused 0n April 1. _ , , c v . ,v U. »»«warn. i wcrc entered: two nights later 15, ------to take the medicine the doctor pre- Fieebolder William L. Butler Is the to have plenty of help. Hp «»» «»*“ , j, ,bc umlerulgaed, being the repre- house« were raided In the same town; r r .APPOINTED COUNTY TURAS-*** scribed Accordingly, Coroner Parker president of the bank; Judge Berry of ed by the Board however, thal one. . „rnHt,vr of n,p ¡,hwc mont.lonfd pell- the next night Pemberton had seven NKK|t fo r SALVATION ARM! FUN* was called in before a burial certi- Toms River, is counsel and chalimnt. he made a very ereditahlo^*ho«inb on Uoacrs d0 herebjr oharge tbp aajd j houses vialted; two nights later 11 • fioate could be Issued. He was a bro- 0f the executive committee. Cashier the road at onee.Jthey «ould ■ Mr. John Holman with incompctency houses In Moorestown were ransacked. Tbe mauagera 0f the Salvation anuv ther to Thomas Johnson of Toms Rlv- Cranmer Is a New Gretna man.^who the advisability of taking tm comrdu. ( nrt,r]nr,t d|,,v i>,., «»m oe-I The robbers, left no visible clues. rdri„„ „ i.ieh will h» held In June, er \nother brother, John Johi-.on. utm 2v,u»„ • . IUUt LUiU i*i»fl *wUMh rc«i a d also Sleet of duty consisting as follows: ...... 7 ^ have asked Wm. H. F’lachor ot Toma hanged himself about 25 years ago. of North America. In Philadelphia, «W MrtaWstated tbaithat Mr.s .r Corson jw ^ »had ^ also - - , Tbat «.lrinvdurjng (he lummersummer nf 0f 191!1919, ASK MIEN, I Ell K MM ^ 0 BE. | River to act as county treasurer, a and when he was found, there was *i?ur enrnrn been warned by hls honcllng Mr „nlman neglected to scrape the SPEAKER AT REPUBLICAN DINNER position he held during the drive luat to show conslderaWe speed ln hi» eagtern pnd ()f m road from Burnt more than $2000 in hts pockets. WOULD BOLD NfcW CHIJRrH ------.year; and of course no one can deny AT BEACH HAVEN TERRACE work, or they too, would suggest an BrW(fe t(J po|nt Plt,asan,. The road Mrs. Lillian, E. Felckert of Plain- tbe salvation armv, after their recent BOTHERED Ol R W. H. SOME other contractor. . ,, „' got in such bad condition that C. V. field, who has generalled the suffrage record, so the appointment stands, ____ _ An effort is being made by Rev. The matter of ‘e'eph .. ^ Hance had to take action by employ- movement In New Jersey for the past gaivatjoa army i3 now doing rnis- AssemMvman Cranmer was put in Howard N. Amer. Pastor of the_ five or six years, and who has been HioIlary work ¡n an part* of the globe, atber a tight hole last week, when E. ehnrch at Beach Haven, to con Plalri h!> aw ' ttm nhnrw out on ln« mcn t0 acraI)p and repair the road oneelded line, to have with all a switchboard «be Dh In the on account of itsIts unsaie^ondUion.unsafe condition. appointed as state organizer by the „ is gatd *ba* this will be their last h f Republican "ripper" bill, to take'struct a new Methodist church huOd- °"e nne. ^Ob a swItch^ard tn _ e sMt month of the present - Republican State Committee, has been drlye of tWs character he Motor Vehicle Department away ing at Beach Haven Terrace. IP to office of Surrogate Granf' having‘ ving th* Holman has entirely failed asked by County Chairman A. W. rom the Secretary of State’s office, the present time meetings have been calls handled by the operator mere. J . ... * ! «.. - - . — « *u.. —t^^t—t The matter will be taken up with The ¿o supervlse”the t i!'ln:!P!! FR^HOLDBM UttHT iTmake “ adjunct of tlje Con- he!d at this P l^ i» ^e c o a ^ r‘l , , „ . entire road between Lakewood and Pt. speakers at the Republican dinner at BILLS RUN INTO MONEY EAST roller's office was in the Assembly, station, or, in nice summer weainer, telephone company «u once Pleasant, thereby causing a waste of the Laurcl-in-thc-Pines on April 21. ------rhe party conference had voted to pass 0n the porch of » J « ard!"« b0^Bro The Board decided to install a tele- 'congjderable of the county’s funds, and There will be one, at lea.»!, other wfien tb,, bm committee of the he bill, and he was expected to vote Sunday-school Amer has phone in the house of Under Sheriff at ^ „arae time leaving the roads in speaker of state and national prom!- board 0f freeholders got an electric or it On the other hand he had been been held out of doors, Mr. Amor nas Brown for the convenience of ^reoiis a most dangerous condition for tra- nence, and It is likely that one of ¡¡gbt bi(I of $409.94, for the electricity or several years agent of the Motor secured the lot on which to build the desiring to transact business with that No attempt having been made by the U. S. Senators from New Jersey uged aj tbe courthouse and jail for fehic^rdepartment in the lower end church, an appropriation of t m o official a t night. At the present time gai(^ j otin Holman to have that may bo the man. The fact that tbe (tw montb9 0f January, February and if Ocean county, under Commissioner from the MethodVst centemary fm i^ anyone desiring the Sheriff after 5 roa(j a(jc,qUately scraped and graded, dinner has been thrown open to wo- narct^ they were ready to favor day­ Mil. and the two had had very pleas- and has also eolleded some $800 in o’clock in the afternoon must call notwithstanding the fact one of the men, Is expected to mean that there |iglll sav|aK> or most any other plan nt relations. Some folks said that be- private subscriptions. He «ants $1* some person in the neighborhood ask- coufUy gCrapers has been over the will be a large gathering from all t0 cut down tbe b c 0f even to the ause Cranmer was Interested, In be- more to complete the church. ing them to bring the Sheriff to the roa(J numerous times in the aforesaid' parts of the county. installation of a plant of their own. phone. This matter of inconvenience, to pprj0/i nevertheless he has in all oc------~Z TTT".,While there were a few items for sup- botb the Sheriff and citizens ¡Wing in oa).ions fajie(j to either scrape or gra­ FOR BEACH HAVEN CHANNEL pUeg> tbe Julcc itself coat about $140 ules of the Assembly rt had W s>. APRIL ( OURTJlEM It ESWAX tae neighborhood will be eliminated ve, tllc road independent of the fact ------for one month, and the freeholders tepping high for a little while, ac- Tke petlt jurfcor8 for the April term by the installation of a phone in the that in tbe majority of the trips he The Senate passed the bill intro- wej.e staggered by the size of it. ording to Trenton papers. wfll nnt he RUmm0ned for tbe opening Under------Sheriff’s------residence. jjjtsftas four luul JWHWhorses and three tuivv men ...w.* doing------duced by Assemblyman Cranmer which ------day, next Tuesday. April 13. Instead A resolution was adopted requesting the work that was invariably done by provides for a survey for a beaoh n;NT A WOIti) ADV. FOR SAFE—POOF TARFr- they will come for the first time on the Stale Highway Commission to ai- two jj0rsf,s an(j otK, man previous to ; channel between Manabawkin Bay and M'.gS»S THAN 35 CENTS NOW Professional size, made by A. U- Fridav, April 16. lot three trucks to Ocean county for Mr Ho|man‘S incumbency, therefore \ Beach Haven and appropriates $2000. . . ~ ~ “7 ~ * „ . larks, New York, considered, the best, Jurlke Lloyd will cot. try Supremo road work. The War department has j m03t resnect.fully ask your board j With an amendment which makes / ue* mm.nmnt cost Of a classmea •le uuon tut*the cuaai.coast. Complete balls — ass • and Elrcuit Court cases till June. allotted about iiOO big army trucks to naine ,a ^me aTl(j place at which certain that natural streams feeding jn the Courier this week ana II1 rack,r-ont cues oiim- and «nil cue ntta rack, l’ilplf overhead ftVfirhCflfl _ New Jersey, and Ocean county In Just a ]iearing maybe had on said charges, cranberry bog ditches will not be at- from now on is twenty-five c®nts* trkers, etc. Xo use for same; no Prolalowski—Donohue making requisition for what she thinks (Signed) DAVID T. REID. fected the Senate Monday nieht pass- your adv. is 25 words or less, the c^t asonable offer refused. Greyhound Lakewood, April 6.—A large num­ could be used to good advantage m ------e{| the py Assemblyman Guthrie cents. If more ^han io worm , n, Forked River, N. J. —Adv. 27tf ber of Lakewood friends attended the the county. PASTOR’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY I providing for straightening of the count the words, and call it -a cent. * wedding 61 Miss Margaret Donohue of Countymvuhij xawts.uvv.Engineer John M. Abbott^e- - . _ - ; course Y«uii:«i inof AsouiiyuiikAssunpink Creekm iw « in **» thovuu con-wm word. Names and addresses couu- i in* FREE GARDEN SEEDS Lakehurst, and Jacob F. Prolatowski, ported that he bad completed the sur- jjev Wm. L. Moore celebrated his ! gtruction of the Assunpink boulevard. Just the same as any other waro. 8'e have some seeds sent by Senat- of Brooklyn at the St. John's church, vey of Washington street, Toms Itiver, 25th anniversary as pastor of the when Senator Heath moved this bill . J .. L. * , Edge and Frelinghuysen. Seeds Lakehurst. on Sunday. After the wed- along the John P. Haines property, jjakejItirgt Presbyterian church on in the Senate last week, Senator Ilaga- Don t mw® the MiMtrel on wewea^ worth too much to be thrown away (bnK a reception was held at the where Mr. Haines claimed the county Wednesday, April 7. (manirian fearediearca thatmai itsiuj provisionsihuvihiuuo were « v ie sobu day - evening, • April; ^„ rnr.n £4, nat „ n,,Q. loms^Kiver n 1 therefore they will be given only bride'9 parents'. had encroached upon him- The county ¡•road that It might be possible under P g fr “ bou»e_. Ge e GrauM, 4 o o- grownup people. Don't send your ------engineer stated that he found the If you guff€r fF0m Asthma or Bron- it to divert natural streams that feed •»*». Wlth a chorus of 50,-A dv SALESMAN WANTED ------—— chitis use Kinmonth's Asthma Remedy the bogs. He «sked for an amendment ” __ . Married manIIMil betweenUClHTCU 25*•>' »uuand 40 *- toMririTrU w DANCING ETERI EVENING an^ ge^ quick and permanent relief. to clear up this point, to which Senat- 8 *°n’t neglect your child's »ore solicit and collect on salary and com­ Dancing taught; latest dance rrlce $iS)0. Forward $1.00 and we or Heath agreed. There was no oppo- If your throat is sore ^ ae« _ bat Use Hiamontk'g sere throat mission. Box 554, Asbury Park, N. J. Refreshments. Greyhound Inn, Fork- lna^ bottle. Ask Adolph Ernst, Kill­ sit ion to the proposal In the Senate moiiili’o »ore threat ^ ieq» Ui:dy and get quick relief. 18 Adv. *• ed River, N. J.—Adv. 27tf month and Co., Asbury Park, N. J last night. ’ all druggist». _____ . t Kxcept to render the «loop mm- hearty handshakes and wont* of wel­ we have to fear nr» the«» fellow* on pletety secure for the night, tlwre re­ come. the sloop, and they will havo to be at­ mained little work for us to perfWIB We boarded the Fairfax sloop. 'lae tended to quietly without any alarm on laiurd. The four of us passed the baggage waa transferred. 1 .vs.rl.c i (»■aching the house. I am going 14 early evening undisturbed smoking and with tne Fairfax servants anil It eaf I leave that Job to yoo—It1* not your talking together. Ho the time pa-r*s “Ay. that will he quicker and rarer." h kets from the forecastle and Isy down , The voice hardened to »aUdeit ferocity. that surface of waters, not even n fide In any a|sd we chose on deck. enaan'a boat, Ihe only other vessel | -Hut. murk >ou. with one exception— L fcNlNLÈï It was fair, ralm night, but moon­ ¿ O í U y a i the Englishmen la not to he killed. If Attorney-at-La* visible along nur cminse being a dim less. with hut little wind stirring, and 1 outline rinse In against that far-away a slight haxe In the nlr, obscuring the he rau he taken alive. I would deal headland townnl which I had been lu- , with Itiiu." SolicitorJnchancen stmeted to steer. I atnred ut this ob­ Then after that." Handle* went on ject. at first belli vine it u wreck, hut (lellherately. as though murder was of V,td*rbl*'- T o m . ; * * * , N j finally distinguishing the Imre uiaats «mall aecount. “you will follow me up of a medium-nixed hark, evidently rid- i th e Muff Who eee the other* with HR. GEORGE T. CROok Ing at anchor only a lew hundred , you T' I yards off shore. “Cart And«-r*on, Pedro Men ilex and Reside,,^ Dentist The Spimluri' presently pointed out | Coebos».“ to Fairfax the position ol the hark “Well riio.ffl; Mendez la the less’ t e l e p h o n e t o n s Rn-ER, N . “Surely a strange place In whlefi t( valuable, and we will leave him with ancher. Lieu tenant.^ wild Fairfax ______»1*0 i f a l iMft f f f f 1” I “Bark rigged and very heavily sparred thi't cusH onct," and he spat, a» Seems to he all r.ght. What do SYNOPSIS. • 1,R* LEON GOBLE though to thus better express his make of the vessel?" feelings. “The tl——<1 ornnry pirate." The Spaniard twisted his must Dentist CHA PT EH I- Carlyle, tnarlnor, hut exhibited little Interest, uith< entemod to tw tira of Kervttuüe In I laughed, my whole mental mood Off!,-. n „ v«: m s,, - _ _ th< changed hy this reimirk. Ms case was upon the craft. the "Decidedly Dutch. I should any, • ti ! It over In the cabin of tlie » I've heard of him; were you ever In all hls hands?’ qil stairs lead up from the fr«t CHAPTEH II- U¡ "Wus I !” he laughed grimly. ”1 w ashing out. Net a usual a chon will go with yon to the (loo ï . „ j ClfAPTEK III—i’arlyle nn-eta Dorotliy. | lied eight month» of it, mate, and a "No, uor a particularly safe fox's room." DR. CLINTON O. FOGG “And you, senor—the girl?" who Inform« him tier undo (tax IxruKht lily | greater demon never sailed The Travers' place Is beyond tae bend. •ervkoB Curlylo uud Hancliti claxh. "Whut know you of any girl?“ Osteopath things I saw done ye'd never believe We'll put up with him tonight. D——n Tuwidiiyi and Fridiv* no human belli could do. If ever thar tne, Sam hex. I believe I'll hall the “That there was one on the deck of Consultation H ours; 12.30 to 2 00 n CHAPTER IV. fellow uud find out whut he I* doing the sloop—an English beauty. It was I wus two people .In one skin, sir, It's Treatm ent by Appointment * thet Black Sanchez, When he'* playin’ In there." when you turned to greei her that l.ternhuni A * a Whew, Clack Sanchez, Pirate. you gave me the signal. I merely nlf for good he's ns «oft an' sweet j Sanchez nodded, cnrclessly striking _ Tom, River, S. 4. 1 rented In my berth for n long time, flint and steel In an effort to relight u thought that perhup»—" staring hlitnkly up lit the dark deck as a dandy In Piccadilly, an' when he's reul he's like s devil In hell." cheroot. Then stop thinking." burst forth above, unable to sleep, and endeavor­ We came nbont slowly. The ills» Sanchez enraged. Thinking has noth­ THOs 7e . VAN IlYKlTr “Were ynn a prisoner—or did you | ing to fleure out the tnte meaning of tanee to l

DARNEGAT îmaiM SBmsmr$S^S;Z35^£5S2î t many prop]«* think U l* * 10 aft« ttii'r thaï is needed i»rcnaton- at find liarbo iiKkt> |h r t hat «o. That U*n't Û A h. U want s » life lu tbi lu t h«* prvavta*» tor nun when on the sea after ____ Hh Mnny^bink H H H P I vear* of battle with the gal s and S 6 b w e s “Finest Apples er that Is gotus to pre«tch Utotu luto Ils of the deep to know that such a lloavcn, put without the spirit of God harlx.r I» open for him when tie can Ui thrli heart*, no preacher can wnft drop anchor and ride out the flerceat I Ever Grew” them through the pearly tates. The galea without fear or worry until he churchcM all over the land need an makes the last voyage to that shore _ "The finest apples I have ever awakening. We want more Christ "where no storms ever beat, ' workers along with the church work­ A few years ago when the nprlng ^ -- grow n were sprayed with Pyrox. One ers. Giving money for the preacher s j ear 1 thought 1 would xave a little in the pricr, ami was run of herring came In our creek* one salary, or for the coal etc. does not could buy them for ten cents per dos- talked into trying "something just as good but nntr constitute a whole Christian duty. en. Now they are sixty and yet we again, for the crop that year was far from being at good They want the spirit all the week to complain of others profiteering. go out amongst the worldly people Lam week while burning a heap of a, when 1 used Pyrox.C. H . St o k k , Medford, N. J. and show them what real Christianity If you want the highest quality fruit, spray with grass and brush down near the mea­ will do for them. If one hss the *eal dows. the fire spread to some tail Old-time spirit they can always see grass amt for a lime threatened the ” T h* Spray some good in their preachers, but if home of Washington I’eterson. Several That Adda to they are merely church member* they tons of hay were destroyed, »ouie I Y our Pi of Its'* are looking for too much evasion of boats were endangered, but by hard the plain truth and more up to date fighting It was gotten under control style of expounding the gospel. The without further damage. Pyrox h a atnooth, crcatny paste which is all ready preacher is too old. out of date, haan t Ceorgc Hollingsworth has bi n con m T v touse by simply mixing with coij water. It sticks like the style so we get a new one and the fined to hi* bed the past wee but la I For dull, rich velvety walls use first few Sundays we think he is the now able to get around. paint and protects the fruit throughout the growing ii.iut t.ii! iti«rt> iHimnA h time when season, Pyrox is just as good for potatoes, tomatoes, Last week a valuable dog b hing to ('bus. Conrad was killed t<: MELLOTONE IH currants; strawberries, etc., as it it for apples. ^ ^ g a o t just coin,.. ^WMt^ou^vtown^og of course we their way In order lo hit a poor harm­ Your walls, Lowe Brother* Company, Get th is Pyro* C rop Book. It tell» how to protect your Hntt wo stay home, m- bedroom above crop» again»! bug», worm» sad ditcatc. A*k for a copy. always right) less dog that chances to get on the which is practically all you gleet our Ch ristian duty merely be- all, should be restful. Ami it road. This car swerved several ft cl need to know about its qual­ cause th« 4>r »acher had a different from the road lo where the tloit win is here that Mellotone with its GEORGE H. HOLMAN, Tom» River, N. J. idea from out own. So it goes. We tell shacking along with t onrud .t coal restful shades, soft as the ity. Come* in a ran; goes on our Height...... of the great mtutaketi wagon, ran over It and speeded away rainbow tints, comes into its with a brush. he has made and Is making and how is If It w As a good Joke. There are Has great laatingnesa very wrong his ideas are; how* he la own. It brings the delicate many people who really envy any poor tints of nature’s wildflower Easily cleaned with soap and 1. It. CLAFI.IN HOI SI SOI 1* hurting the church, while all the time stray dog its existence; they cannot » Ml* \ r s e a g ir t water. Come in and aak for HIM, Of IN JIL Ï 10 FOB t h...... l HOOD...... SCHOOL ' ¡1 I* our own bigoted devll-porstmded pas* one without giving It a kick or a colorings right into your _____ . ___ «elf that five» way to evil thought and cross word; In fact any animal that home. a copy of an interesting book­ tdjntant General Gllkyaon ha» an- laUewood, April S.-“llyeiwood allow» hi» ue comes under the care of such people Mellotone Is made by the let and color card. .„„need that the annual enenmpmeut Hall,” the beautiful Lakewood real- cnee u. aralnat the preacher n th« usually leads a miserable life. Take ", the National Guard at Sea Girt will Hence of Mr. and Mr.. Arthur B. Claf- belief that we are a m utfr to th« the matt with his horse, a kick and a b. opened July 10 and will continue Un. who for the past 25 year» have eau»c If we *° A" . ^ ' „„ "nlud to blow rewards him for hla hard da* s tor , month He alao announced that been resident* of I-akewood, baa been to the sermon* that art not . toll. Did you ever notice these men Toms River Supply Co. a school for office-*, non-commUalon- sold for a boy»’ school which will lo- our taates. So we stay home u will often pull the wrong line and of ed* officer* and selected privates will cate here neat season. The Clalttln next change and sort course the hor*o wtU turn d > ound nr back up to a certain place -ar'-s’lon which has been completed, being sold to the Country club, of No. nothing he will scream out whoa. Jerk on the will CO to camp July 10 for two weeks lakewood. and the golf links adjoin feeling that his mlsslp- has fallen lines and at the same time give the no remaining units of the reorgan- the property. The S. K deforest real-¡short, he has tilled . t0.horse a savage cut with the whip, then i P a i r t t s , d guard which have been formed deuce Is also on the former Hyer tract j spirit that ChrlsUaM sh o u ld have to curse him tor not knowing jusi whal th opening of the second period and It Is said this property Is also ward all mankind Why has he fall d_ he should do. Then he will Jump In the -f f r f r t ' f r t ] m ! Kt M r r f r p o A itays w UI go into camp then. being sought by the school director*. Was It because he was no. a good wagon, give the horse a slash with the ------— ----- The smaller (Tallin cottage has been man? Oil, no. they tell us ne was whip before speaking to him, then af­ > KM M \ST K ill HKNOM TK REGENT WEDDINGS \Vl.’ST P R E E K tak<-u by Hie Lakewood country -luh good man enough, but he was ter a while wonders why the horse W lsM v, ail(, w„f equipped as a clubhouse, old. he l.adn t a good delivery. will start when ho «eta In Ihe wavon N. ti. Herrosholf of Hrlriol, It I.. | u „ lmt>r |,(.r i,llipt,. (It* rdved too late for last Issue) t replace the one destroyed by fity wanted to run the church on the old before he intends hint to If he stops designer of the sloop Resolute .which , ulwwoodi March2!t Miss Anna fashioned plans, he didn't want cer­ along the road and the horse eats a tain kind* of singing, In (act we could will contest with the Vanltle for the LeCompte, daughter of former k’ree- ¿ v t s r r E .'str'Si*«— little grass, the good kind driver will right of defending the Americas cup bolder and Mrs.- Charles K. LeCotnpte, not see much good In blot (or the rea­ jerk him by the reins nnd give him against Sir Thomas Llpton v Sham ()t Laktswoo(ii Wili morrled to WII- K:„mo,“ c “S . ? ' or ; »r* “ son there was less good In us and w* a kick, then when he Is out for pas­ rock IV Hit« summer, had decided to ,(am 0 (>f Ro(.ky i(m, Tburs. Cation 108. Chadwick, visited Miss Ranted Her Hogae Hown could devote *1* day* working hard­ ture ut home wonders why tht home make no changes In the hull excel1 d»y the ceremony taking place in New Hilda Horner on Sunduy last. "For two months I never went In er for worldly affairs Ulan we did on shies from him If he wants to catch for some renovation of the underbody. ( V()rk T„e brl(Jl,,H bl.otherr Charles Le Miss Mae McConomy------spent giinitavSunday our cell»., fearing a rat. One night Sunday for the Interest of God and him. Watch some of them put a bri­ with Mias Stella Homan. in bed I smelled fire. Sure enough our neighbors. If we would look right A new hollow wooden mainmast ts Compte Jr. attended the marriage. Mrs dle on u horse, the first thing Is to being built for the purpose of light- Botmer was a former teacher in the Wedding bells will soon be ringing. the rat had been ulbbllng at the in our hearts and ask ourselves Is » slap him In the face, then Jerk hint by Raymond Shinn and daughter were matches. If I hadn’t acted promptly I or the preacher that keeps the eitlng the sloop somewhat aud short- toonl schools and is well known here, the inane and curse because he won t ontng the waterline. It Is expected that They are spending their honeymoon in town ober Sunday. my house would have been burned, cbu-Oh In the deud condition we find it hold his head down. Go up to any Miss Jennie *5* in has gone to letter we found the dead rat. HAT- today, we might see a difference in the Resolute will be put into the wut- ;n New York intending to come to horse, reach out your hand to hla head er within three weeks. The Vamue [gikewood for the bluster holidays, Grovcvllle. where »ne will be employ­ SNAP killed It. IPs great stuff.” Three the preacher, but so long as we al­ aud you can tell what kind of usago sizes. 25c, 50c, 11.00. Sold and guar­ low the devil lo persuade us not to will he brought here soon to receive, Kvernhaia Newman ed. ho has In the stable. Did you ever no- a new set of sails and winches from | Rt,v joUit W. Lynch, pastor of the James Taylor of Barnegat was In anteed:ed by E. H Berry, Toms River, profit by his talk and see hi* very tire n„. difference there Is In some .V. 7 many we will aerer ¿rare aa.i ( the Herresfnrff sh/tgn. First M. E. church. Bradley Beach, ¿at'vwfa.v -men 'iiiw'nmy, a Warn to a wagou? Giv _____ officiated Thursday evening^ April 1, at rTs -1 .t ii ,t. ■Hi-H 'l-I-H I t I t »"I 'M 1 I I 1 'M l I 1 1 l"H"H~ awakening of the real Chrlstiau spit11 man will lead them out, place them that God Intends us to have. The beside the tongue speak to them and II M il AltACH IMIOJKCT FOR the m arriage In the parsonage of MUa greatest tblag to kill the influence of they take their place, traces are hook­ SOED1FIK RELIEF OFFERED Carrie Newman of Bradley Park and the church in a town Is to kill the In­ ed without any time. The other fellow Brice Bvernham of Toms Rivor. The fluence of the preacher. This *oon will shout and scream, Jerk them by Washington, April 2.—Representative ceremony took place at 9 o'clock and keeps people from church, members the heads, give them a few kicks, Isaac Bacltarach, Republican, of the was witnessed by Mrs. Margaret D. Special Notice lose confidence, theu If they should spend a lot of lime trying lo got them Third New Jersey District, a member Irons, also of Bradley Park. Mr. Hv through looks, not duty, go to church, In place until Ihe team Is excited and of the House ways and means com- ornhani Is the son of Beuj. A, Evorn- they will not get any good from what nervous, then tell us what uglv horses mittee, announced a new plau for sol - ham of Toms River, where ho and they hear, because they have made up they are to hook to u wagon. There dier relief yesterday. Under it $500 his bride will reside, I am the only authorized Victrola their minds before they went. What are verv few ugly, balky, runaway or cash bond Would be given every for- Silver- llivggllt pots this spirit In us- Are we asking other had kind of horses but what Is mer service man who was so disabled Lakewood. April 7.—George Joseph and Talking Machine Dealer between God to help us in the right way, to the fault of the Ignorant brute of a during the war ns not to bo "a good Silver, son of the late John Silver of Toms River and Tuckerton and I am do­ help us overcome the Influence of Sa­ driver In the first plare. The horse Is insurance risk." All other# who served Totim River, wan married here today tan, to help ua look over the imagin­ one of the most Intelligent of animals in the army, navy, or Marine corps at the church of St. Mary of the Uiko ing business over a large scope of ter­ ary short-comings of our preacher and man's best friend nnd If properly would he given without charge a 25- to Miss Mary Ellen Baggitt. The groom ritory. Persons wishing machines or and neighbors and endeavor to let our treated will work early and late, year endowment life Insurance policy is a veteran of the war, having spent light so shine U>a> we will not be a through all weather for his master. of $1,000. ¡a year In France with the Blue and Records at an early date should place menace to the Christian work? The Watch the man who appreciates-his "One thousand dollars or more 25 Grey division. .. their orders immediately as the supply world loves and respects a true Chris horse and treats him kindly. When he years from now In all probability , „ . . , . tian, but a cold half-hearted Inactive wants him lo start a load he pats bkn would be fur preferable to the ex- Up at Point Pleasant, complaint 13 is not sufficient for the demand. church member has bat little respect on the hcMil, apeaks to him unci the service men than $200 or $300 now,” made that careless children (or older Jannessen and other Pianos, Sing­ of the worldly class. When satan can load comes or the harness gives way. Mr. Bacharach said. "In the meantime folk) have Demi walking over the stir up a discord In a church, he Is then watch the other felloW overload policyholders tf obliged to do so could lawns and flowerbeds at the public er Sewing Machines, Sheet Music, Ko­ the busiest worker there, but if he his team, cut and slash, shout and .take . advantage...... of fhothe in».,loan nror rashct*sh school, school, destroying thothe spring work of daks and Films and everything in the finds the people are earnest, prayer­ curse until the horses have exhausted surrender fpature of the policy.” the janitor. ful, cvery-di.y Christians, he will seek themselves by first one lunging ahead music line. other fields; but It Is alas too true then the other and finally he has to that his strongest and surest way Is throw off half Ihe load when if he D O N ’T putdownthe DODGE AUTOMOBILES to get them dissatisfied with the had spoken kindly to them the proba­ a g a i n . preacher, then It Is plain sailing. Let bility Is they would both pulled to­ old carpet us take ourselves for Instance In the gether Rod started the load, but then Make I t o v e r into a place of the preacher. We will say that spirit Isn't In him: he must give rug and stain and W. S. CRANMER there are a few hundred people vent to ills Inhuman disposition on aralnst one preacher; then there are something and the poor horse that varnish tho border a few hundred different ideas and op­ makes him his daily bread must suf­ of your room with ( Barnegat, N. J. (And Cedar Run, N. J.) inions against one preacher's, (and of fer the consequences. Kindness to t_- ■ we arc all right). Then how every living thing should be Instilled Cormoto. can we expect one man to please us in the children while young along w(ith YOU W ILL LIKE IT all in everv word or deed that he other school studies as nothing brings says or does? Isn't he mortal and lia­ on* the brute nature of man more than f o r sa l e er ble to make some little mistake. He ignorance. Is trying to do his beat and If he H. W. TOLBERT, Barnegat could please us all he would do more yyW r tf's'OttV \T TI'CKVWTOY man cuuid do when on earth, or could do were He here again. With all Tuckerton, April 3.—A new factory, God's goodness and gifts-towards us, located In the school building. West *+ the many blessings that we have, yet Tuckerton, expects to be in operation we are forever finding fault with in a few weeks things beyond our control. Then it we E. R. Moreanwick. of Egg Harbor, cannot see that God is great and good, is the manager aud they will manu W m . S. Roberts how can we expect one man to be. per­ faeture men's underwear. fect in our estimation. Suppose one of The building Is being put in first us were mayor of our town, would we class repair by S. P- B artlett, who T H E UNIVERSAL CAR think the wav every citizen expected owns It. us to? Wouldn't we find those who op­ The proprietors expect to be here in S to v es posed us? Then why expect a minis­ two weeks with machinery, etc. There are more than 3,000,000 Ford ears in ter of the gospel lo be beyond criti­ daily service throughout the world, and fully cism? If he has faults let your Chris­ LAKE WOOD I.FGION’S NEW HOME Heaters eighty percent of these are Ford Touring Cars. tian spirit be bigger than his faults. Wake up, arm yourselves with the big There are many reasons for this, not the ¡cast of Post 166, American Legion, has leas­ stick, true Christianity; join bands ed the Laurel house bowling building R oofing which is the simplicity in the design of the car, with the preacher, use the big stick at Lakewood, and will take posses­ so easy to understand; likewise it is easy to in every nook and corner of the sion June 1. On the first floor is a church; beat the devil clear out and bowling alley. On the second floor WELL {DRILLING, PUMPS, {HEATING AND operate; and mighty inexpensive compared to off the premises; tell all the people will be club and meeting rooms. other motor cars. On the farm, in the city, for how good the preacher is; let them County organizer Leo Babchin, who SANITARY PLUMBING business and for family pleasure, it is the car of see how good you really are; make organized the Post al Lakewood, is the church a place of happiness, a urging a!! other Posts to organize Agent for Aermctcr Windmills the people, and ihe demand i» increasing every place where the spirit of God is eves Ladies Auxiliaries. day. Let us have your order promptly if you fa>>-ly escaping out the win­ Rider & Errickson Hot Air Pumping Engines want one. dows “so that the devil can't even get ORDER BY JERSEY CENTRAL FOR 1 a peep in. When we buckle on the TIIOrSAND CARS, It ENGINES ’ armor against the influence of the devil, get the true spirit in us so » Announcement was made Tuesday j: Corner Robbins GROVER&SON can't see every little Imaginary lac that the Central Railroad of New Jer­ Toms River of the preacher or our neighbor, at sey has placed orders with the Stand­ x and Water Sts, Tom s River, the world see we are a Christian in re­ ard Steel Car company for 1.000 coal ality, then we will see a revolution cars of 110,000 pounds capacity, and Itt1 I 1 1 1 1 f f'.t *(*"?'^'*'|WA15* |t~t»f"Il|ff1f'*il-

NEW TAGE FOUR TOMS RIVER, N. J. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920

-f ROTII'f oi i I i < Tin* PERSONAL ' imltMl I.II o f OI FAN <• A t I ^ 4M HAft IO I'K ‘I’%' ttf.W J l KMft'-V und Mrs . Eine«it Me Co) I »liuti RELIABLE weak tnovel Notice it htrtby clvtn Oml ft Pi iWftrv I lie li tier purl of Usi VlwUon will »>• held in I rom he home iof Miss Lula H. Hob- m iK O riiH OF III KAN fiATI. „here the;y hud «»pern the* win- Traco Theatre A t th® 8eh««'l KOQM, on Mr*, TUmOAY. APRIL t?TH. ter, t I the bar:racks at Luk»-hurst H*twr#n tiiv hour« of 12.80 OolocM p. m. GARAGE «»id 9 o'clock p, 18. .. . been lurnlubed them by the SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE on tald day for th* #Mim» hv a dl»«ct govern­ v.ii* nf Uh »«»pi«* of four I »«1*1111** at And ment. Col. tnd Mr*. McCullough inadt I a tr« to the licimhiw-an National Con\«m- many friend* h e re . He was nlway* lion, and rone Alt*riml** at I*h»K*4 •" ton ready to help a lo n g any good cause, To-Night, Friday, April 9 . Continuou* from 7.30 Admission 10c »nd I5C lt«in*hUcai) National Convention and fnnr TAXI SERVICE lioleitat««. at Lam# to thi iHioocratic and at short notice. Nalloiml Convantlon, and four Alternate* CAK WASHING A SPICCIAMI Mr. und Mr*. W. L. Liming arrived V1TAGRAPH prrsants nt Lara» lo the rwmocTiitle NsUOnsI Con- nt Fine reach Monday from California venimiL i.ro two peli-gslMi from th« Third DAT AND M l.Ill HKKVICK ALICE JOYCE in “The Winchester Woman” Cottcrwurtoiwl Dlslriet of New Jernev to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Torrev were the Hetmhllcan National Convention, unit CALL TOMS R ill'S IÏ called to Deerfield, Cumberland coun­ Abo Paramount*Burton Holmes Travelogue two Alternate» from the Third Confrc*- ty, this week by the death of her fa­ •loiml D latrlct of New Jereev to toe Ite* publican National Convention, and two ther, B W. Padgett, on Tuesday, iWlairnteH from Ihe Third Conirreaalonai l Collin Applegate of ML Holly li M»tin«e 4.00, 10c. Evening continuous frjm 7.00, 10 «nJ R iiu lii of New Ji'tMsy to thv D em ocrats «pending some time here, Saturday, April IO. National Convention, and two Alternate* from the Third Confreaalonal Diatnct of f Mr* Helene Klelnb'in* and family New jer*#y to the MMOOTiUc ftttliomw were at their home, Sunset farm, on FO X presents timi minrire of the election Hooper avenue, for the holidays, com- In we nf lh¡ of New 4ar»ey. PEGGY HYLAND in “MERRY-GO-ROUND” ..«.M M o tion Khali ha conducted , Ing here from Newark. by the memtier* of the hoard« of r<*ki«|t'y I Woodward and Hut Patton of Atlan­ Also Pathe News Reel and Paramount Magazine nnd elect ton*, »i* near a* may lie In the tic City spent Easter with their rela­ manner now required by law for the con* tive» here. d in t uiual primalv eiecltor- in SOPH m her of •arh year. I John Pike was home from New Monday, April 12. Continuous from 7.30. Admission 10e and |5C aliali RPP< Z o o /r/d r the York for Blaster. he poll t I Miss Cornelia Grover, who is em­ O n t h e C d r ployed in the National Bank of Com­ SELECT presents merce, New York, home for Eas­ In primi hi* polit* Vi EST WATKR STttECT ter with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. MITCHELL LEWIS in “ The Last of His People“ to vote at *aid primary uni«** hi* name Walton Grover. appear!» on said noil book or unless ne Sstd primary election «hall be conducted Paul Grover was here from New Also Palhe News Reel. ha* been registered by affidavit; nor «hall by the member»rnembqr* of the board* <»[of regmiryregtstry „ f . . d any voter be Allowed to vote In the pri­ and election*, a* near A* may ba In the York Tor tni wfHK «*;] with Marion D.der on said »lay for the electloi! by a dii ct j uirh jpeir mother. a r t c r a f t s p e c i a l Apn! folly and all star cast. vote of the people of four Delegale« nt NOTICE OF’ ELECTION | E g b e rt Jones and family motored Large to the Republican National Conven­ STAFFORD TOWNSHIP tion. and four Alternate« at Large to the OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY I from Mattituck, I.. I., last Friday and Republican National Convention and four s p e n t the week on* with Township Also Paramount-Carter DeHaven Comedy, “Teasing the Soil.” Admit Jon to uli .-shows sn »„ds lVlogntp* at Large to the Democratic Notice 1« herebv «riven Rial Trim C o llecto r and M rs. A. I,. V ardell. National CVnvontlon, and four Alternate* i Election will lw held In I Mr. WVtttaker of Philadelphia spent at Large t«> the Drmwmtte National Con­ 1 STAFFORD TOWNSHIPittltnsir . . , • Friday. April 16, Dolores Cassinolli in “ The Right to L ie.” Saturday, April, 17, Genre, vention, and two Delegate* from the Third In the Village or the week end here. Congressional District of New Jersey to At Predmore* Hall, In t Manalmwkin. on „„„ I Miss Mabel Elwell was home from L ^ O m i n J ? Walai* in “ The Winning Stroke.” Monday, April 19, Owen Moore in “ Piccadil'iy lim." the Republican National Convention, and TUESDAY, APRIL 27TII. 192« Philadelphia over Easter. ® Tuesday, April 20, Robert Warwick in “ Thou Art The Man.” Wednesday, April 21, Viol» two Alternates from the Third Congres­ Pome*»* >.•'<> hour* of 12.20 o’clock p sional Distric t of New Jersey to the ite- and 9 o’clock p m | Mrs. Joseph Addison of Camden Dana in “ Fabie Evidence”. publhnn National Convention, and two Wl i ,t„y for the election bv b direct spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Har- Delegate* Com the Third Congressional District of New Jersey to the Democratic vote Ot th. »».pie„of f,JVr,D eJfe'e» ,o!(l f hamherlaln. National Convention, and two Alternate« tienB,*iuul ‘fou^Tuernntes’ at barge to the Rev. V . C. Garrison, a former pas- from «bp Third* Congressional District of TtepubllcHn National Convention and four tor of the Baptist church, was in town home. The schools there were closed na and Marian Milliken, Eleanor and WARETOWN New Jersey to the Democratic National PetcKHtee nt t.m-ge to the Deme'rntlc t j|(, flr(|| nf t|1(, Convention. In pursuance *»r Ihe »»lection by an outbreak of smallpox, but the Alice Clover. The evening ended with The following pupils of the Ware- laws nf the State of New Jersey. at"tl»rke t a t h ? v S tv E S * »«iSKTSSi Mrs. Thatcher spent Friday In Phll- danuer appeared to be over and a dinner, and the guests delightedly towu school have been neither absent Said primary election shall be conducted venth.n -,ud netegnte- from the Third adelphia. 'carried away with them as souvenirs by lb* moiri hers of the board« of regl«t»' schools resumed this week. nor tardy during the month of March: arv? elections, as near »vs may be In the ...... I nistrlet of New Jersey to \jrs Collin Appleaato and soil of Mrs. Space is spending some time the dainty place cards that were paint­ Grace Eisepian, Blanche Creby, Rita manner now required bv law for the ron­ I^ W a -S ! nmo°'ti.V t K’ voogr^l Mt. Holly have been vlsIUua M .«. J« lm with her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Morris. ed hy Miss Eleanor Grover. Camburn, Attleen Corliss. Kenneth da. t of the armimi prupary election* in sioml nis*.'let of Ne ' .lersev to the tie- Ernst, her mother, Carl Kckhardt was at his home here ; Alfred R. Scott of Rockville Center, Eayre, Norman Eayre. Pent ember of each year. tinblinm NiiU.ii.ai Cfuiveiitioii. and tun A King took part in a shoot at Every• voter whose name shall appear over Easter from Plainfield. ! Long Island, spent several days here on the rml1 book of the last preceding Delegate! from ¡¡>^ P 'r.l O .ngt^m jal Overhrook, Pa., on Saturday, between Mr. and Mrs. H. \. Stockton and last week, and leased the cement CABO OF TIlANkk in erii election in the eie«Hon district National (’oiiventiun. eiu! tsi'> AKccttaf«»* the (f6.tL(tufe(\y4.0a vewf tan.iVy weie Laste. guests other fam­ house anti chicken farm at Pine Beach. 'Ve wish to thank our friends and In which he offers to vote, or who has from ihe Third (fongressional Dljtrlct of t(,amR Wilmington defeated I’hlladfrl- been registered bv affidavit, «ball be en­ ily at Media, Pu. I fur a year, with an option to buy at neighbors for their kindness and sym­ title«! to vote in the prim ary of his polit­ ^yeiT ^y In" ,rao“ Mhe W ! Phi«, in whose ranks King shot, by a Lieut. Col. Clifford M. Elwell ar­ the close of the year. Mr. Scott in- pathy In helping us during the terri­ ical party. No person shall he allowed laws^of the state <*f New .lersev. score of 478 to 47t». Mr King spent rived home last week for a two weiks i tends, It is reported, to have the farm ble loss of out home, Wednesday night to vote At said primary unless ids name Said primary election «ball be conducted ^ (,n(^ }n Stratford with his appears on said poll hook or unless tie furlough. He is now stationed as chief j run hy his son. He expects to make March 31. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wool- bus been registered bv affidavit: nor shall " ." i d ir ir ;» » ° b e ‘'e»n*tS; parents, Mr. und Mrs. Charles King, transport officer of the Fifth Army . His home here also. ley. Forked River, N. J. Adv. anv voter he allowed to vote in the pri- m anner now requlrefi bv law for the con- who had just returned from Florida, vnarv of one political party if his name Division at Camp Gordon, a dozen I wish to thank all my friends and appear* in the prirnnrv book of the other fluct of the annual primary elections In 8ay8 \fonday morning there was a miles out of Atlanta Ga„ on the In loving memory of Katie Jane Bare- neighbors who so kindly aided me In political party as made up at the last SeotemberEverv voter of each whose year. name «hall appear heavvP«ivy nailhail stormsluiiji there. Southern Railway. ford, who died April 6, 1912. Tho saving my home from the recent fire. preceding election In said election district. nil the poll hook «*f th.- 1a«t preceding Miss Elsie Jennings of the Eliza- gone from sight, to memory dear. Any voter qualified to vote at the gen­ Mrs. Z. C. Camp of Washington, D. Howard Britton. Forked River. N. i ceneral election in the election district hpth 8Chnoi8i fins been spending Easter C., and little daughter, are guests of Mother, brothers and sisters. Adv.* Adv, eral election, may register for said pri­ fn which he offers In vote, or who has mary election, and be entitled to vote her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gro­ «-H -d 'i Lhd L l'h h-H-H-W-M-i-H-H-H- f-i-H -ew H -W -i, -1- 1-1 -¡-i-H-i-H thereat by filing with the municipal clerk i’ile'd 'tfS S S fln «..“SHSiii ohfahl. poll":, Horton Pierce was home from New of his municipality, at least ten day« ver. prior to the day of the primary an Hin­ ¡cal party. No person shall be allowed York for the week end. Miss Alice Grant, a student at Dick­ du vit in the form now required by law to vote Bt "ai‘J imtesThe' The Misses Edna and Marian MU- inson college, has been home for the H . A . STONE & COMPANY for registering voters for any general liken of Manasquan were guests of Easter holidays. election. _ . - , any voter be nRnweii to vote in the pri- Mr9 Hnrry R. Grover and Miss Elea- Albert Grant of Dickinson college, FRED FQKCANSER, Clerk ¡f.iiry of one political party if his nor Grover over Raster. P n Ted April 6. 19l‘P.______Carlisle, Pa., spent 4>art of the Eas­ Investment Bankers piimcTi VX « « * ’me US. , James Mercer Davis of Mt Holly ter vacation at his home here, and N OTIC'F OF ELECTION preceding election in «aid election diatnet. a prominent Democratic leader and ItOR0170II OF MANTOLOKINO Any voter qunlified to vote at the gen- known lawyer, motored through part In Pittsburg, with his chum. Mr. OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERHEY Murphy. The latter accompanied him Philadelphia, Pa. « u t M “ » ™"> town Friday to his summer horn,, at on his visit here. Notice is hereby given that a Primary thereat bv tiling with the municipal clerk g t,aside Heights. Miss Stella Tilton of Lakewood, for­ Announcing the publication of “Guaranteed Income for Invested Election will be held in of Ms municipality, st least ten o<$?, Migs Helen Post was home from Dollars.” “The Stone Plan in Operation. ” ROROUGII OF MANTOLOKINO merly of this place, was here last week At the Borotlgh Hall, on IlLvi’i r .h V r r 'n ^ required by lil; Philadelphia for the week end accompanied by her grandmother. Which fully explains the 70 safeguards thrown around all their secur­ TUESPAY, APRIL 27TH. 1»2ft for registering voter*,.r»»ovc fnrfor any ceneral tI.eelaJid «»lonH OjuvmhoiiCampbell nfof Trent«Trenton and Miss Fiances Penn, who teaches at ities, addirg stability and dignity to the underlying Company and Between the h»H»ra of 12.30 o’clock p. m. election. Marvin Campbell of Brooklyn spent returning the investor the earning power of his savings with security and 9 o’clock p. m. D ated April G .^ü.tf s p p AO, Tt. Lyndhurst, has been spending the on eaid dav for the election by a direct Easter with their parents, Mr. and holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs of principal snd guaranteed dividends of 8% per Annum, payable vole of thè people of four Delegates Jit Mrs. C. M. Campbell. Sheridan Penn. quarterly by check. W rite for booklet, or have Large to the Republican National Conven­ SOTICK III' Edward A. Gultck of Richmond HU). tion. and four Alternates at Large to the OCEAN TOWNSHIP Miss Mary W illits was home from our District Representative for Ocean Co. call and Republican National Convention and four OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Long Island, a former Toms River Philadelphia with her parents, Mr. and explain our plan of Safeguarding Securities. Delegates at Large to the Democratic boy, was a visitor hero on Saturday. Mrs. J. B. Willits, for Easter. National Convention, and four Alternates Nolice is hereby given that a Primary , Lewis and Emme,tt Hansen of Brook- at Large to the •Democratic National Con­ Capt. Ed Rulon of Exmoor, Va., F. R. BUTLER. Bayville, N. J. vention. and two Delegates from the Third Election will he hePd In ,| lyn1JU _ spent______the______holidays_ at their old spent a short time last week with his Congressional District of New Jersey to At me SehSd^House It, the Village ot ' home here, having been away for sev cousin, Stephen R. Applegate“ Miss District Sales Manager the Republican National Convention, and ■Waretnwn, on 1 en years, six of which were spent in Elmira Applegate, who had been here two Alternates from the Third Congres- TUFNDAY, APRIL 27TH, 192* Dpnnvirk Phone 108-F-3 Toms River Bional District of New Jersey to the Re­ recovering from a serious operation publican National Convention, and two .«de »Wo?loik i'°m f °f ' I Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Moore and in a Philadelphia hospital, returned Delegates from ihe Third Congressional oe" said day for (he election hy „ direct daughter spent Easter with Mr. and District of New Jersey to the Democratic to her home in Virginia with Capt. National Convention, and two Alternates vote Of the people of , Mrs. Lucien B. Gravatl. Rulon. Capt. Ed formerly lived at from the Third Congressional District of } f £ r z ’four' AUernnter n t Large to the ' Assessor Gravatt spent a day or two Waretown, but years ago with his bro­ New Jersey to the Democratic National TpriitbUcan National Convention and four ¡n Philadelphia the latter part of lu st Convention, in pursuance of the election liei.g ates til Large to th e Dem ocratic . ther, the late Capt. Steve Rulon, set­ laws of the State of New Jersey. tled at Exmoor in the oyster business. Said primary election shall he conducted .•yiilirgi m'thqenAm'ocaratlrr Nati™,arCo^' Oscar Hodgkinson who spent the Exmoor is on the eastern shore, not by the members of the boards of registry venttdn* and two Delegates from the Third . winter in Newark, motored dow n to (or from the south end of the penin­ ami elections, as near as may he in the i '(ii.greHsiouai D istrict of ^ ^ OIJ?” evantd bis Cedar Grove home on Saturday, Furniture, Rugs, Beds manner now required by law for the con­ sula, in a rich farming and oystering duct of the annual primary elections in iwo mom t t ThTrrt Cengree. and expects to make his stay h ere district. Benleruber of each year. 8iot.nl D istrict of New lersey to the Re-1 permanent. Every voter whose name shall appear „iil.tlean National Convention, and two Mj-_ an(j Mrs. J. Ashley Brown of George W. Anderson of Alden, Pa., on the poll book of the Inst preceding a brother to C. P. Anderson and to general election in the election «listriel DWriett0of New Jersei to'1tbe°Demoeratie! Westfield spent the week end with Mrs. Charles Seaman of Toms River, In which he offers to vote, or who has Niiiinnal Convention, nnd two AUertiates , r apt, and Mrs. Clarence Birrtsnll and and Bedding Is In Hahnneman hospital, Philadel­ been registered by affidavit. shall he ear (rnm the Third Congressional District 0' \irs , a . Brown, motoring here and titled to vote in the prim ary of Ills polit­ New lawev to the Democratic National phia. Having been operated on for ap­ ical party No person shall bo allowed pendicitis. George la a Toms River boy, to rote at said primary unless his name , M T C w 05J5Sye,W“°" i uiwood Johnson of Roselle was an who -vent to school in the days of sip,»ears "• said poll l>o*»U »h unless he, 1 ■ Said primary election shall he conducted , ;;a8ler visitor at his former home here □ A SQUIRE DEAL TO EVERYBODY □ has been registered by affidavit; nor shall Principal George A. Shepard. any voter be allowed to vote in the pri­ by the member» ot! the boards 0^aTe15r the i Mrs. Dorothy A.Jameson has rc- Mr. and Mrs. Albert and child of mary of one political pr t il his name •nannei“ now 'required by law inr the con-j turned to her school work in Belle- appears in the primary book of the other Itightstown spent the Easter week end duct Of the annual primary elections ,n | vtUo. New ark, after a fortnight at with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Heilman. Mr. Metal Beds in a variety of designs and the political pr.rtv os made up at the last September of each year. »rviinGr------~ ” 7T , , ~ pro* e din tv • •'■tion in said 'election district. ICverv voter whose name «nan appear, x^arct !«• the Democratic National Urn- Albert formerly taught in the high latest Finishes. Any voter qualified to vote at tiie gen­ on the poll hook of the last preceding ^ention, two Delegates from the Third eral eie. tion. may register for said pri­ treneral election in the election m sincn, ,inp,.Wf4pjnnal patriot of New Jersey to school. mary election, and be entitled to vote hi which he offers to vote, or who nun. the HepubUcan National Convention, and Mrs Lou Richardson anu daughter A large assortment of Simmons Co. Springs for th ereat by filing with' Hie municipi. 1 cw.rk been registered by affidavit, Hhall»nan beue en- t\Votwo Alternates from the Third CongirCongres- Alice of Passaic, have been spending of bis municipality, at least ten days I fifiori titled in to votevole in the primarynnmary of hisnis.pom- pojii j siona] J:nnni Distvict ntatriet. 0fof New Jersey to the Re- me Easter with her mother, Mrs. Alice Metai or Wood Beds. prior to the day of the primary an affi­ ichI nartv. No person shall De ,moweo ; n„hqPflripublican National Convention, amiand two d av it in the torni now required by law o vote at said ¿rimary unless his name Delegates from the Third Congressional Haganran. for regisiering voters for any general appears on said poll hook or unless he District of New Jersey to the Democratic Miss Lida Irons of the Montclair e u tion’. ii.it. ¡uion registered by affidavit, nor shal National Convention, and two Alternates schools has been visiting her parents, D.r. m) April (!. 1920. anyny voter'voter £ ne umallowed, we» tom vote in the ... pri- from the Third Congressional District of C, J- HPLSK. Clerk. mary of one political parte if his name New Jersey to the Democratic National Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Irons, for the ■mnears In.the Primary book of the other holidays. Dressers, Chiffoniers, Chairs, appears in me pun«»«.» ...... vV«iat ■ Convention, in pursuance of the election NOTICE OF ELECTION political party ns made up St the »»« : i&w9 of Uie State of New Jersey. Mrs. H. J. Samuclson returned from nonni*, oil OF SFASI OF PARK ..reocllng election In said elect!»» district. oitiu Sa,d primari pimitti x electionvi •r-.iM'H chat!...... tv■ conducted...... A rizo n a, arriving here ou Monday. She OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY ■ AnvAny voter qualified to vote at at the the gen gen- bybv thelh* members of the boardshoards of registry eral election, may register for said 1» and elections, as near as may be in the left her sister, Anna Kaufman, in the No'i»e is hereby given that a Primary marv election, and be entitled to vote manner now required by law for the eon- southwest, having gone out there with Extension Tabies, Buffets Election will be held in thereat by filing with the municipal clerk * et nf the annual primary elections in h er in the fall. BOROUGH OF SEASIDE PARK of bis municipality, at least ten «‘Ds September of each year. At the Council Chamber, Fourth and prior to the day of the primary an affi­ tivery voter whose name shall appear Miss Frances Penn, daughter of Mr. Price Comparison Affords Conclusive Test that West Central Avenues, on davit in the form now required by law on the poll book of the last preceding and Mrs. Sheridan Penn, whose en­ TUESDAY, APRIL 27TH, 1920 for registering voters for any geneial general election in the election district gagement to Air. Fred Wagner of MULLINS’ Furniture is Marked Consistently Low. Between the hours of 12.30 o clock p. m. elect u. in which he offers to vote, or who has Lyndhurst, N. J.. was recently an­ and 9 o'clock p. m. D ated April (•, • ^ OT'JTTS. Cterk. been registered by affidavit, shall be en­ on said day for the election by a direct titled to vote in the primary of bis polit­ nounced, was given a surprise shower vote of the people of four Delegates at ical party. No person shall be allowed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Special Estimates Given on Furnishing Bunga­ Large to the Republican National Conven­ NOTICE o f e l e c t i o n voi at said primary unless his name tion. and four Alternates at Large to the HOHOUCiH OF LW A LL ET TK appears on said poll book or unless he R. Grover, neighbors next door on lows, Boarding Houses and Hotels. Republican National Convention and four OCEAN COUNTY, NKYY JERSEY has been registered by affidavit; nor shall Allen street, last Friday evening, April Di^tgatea at Large to the Democratic v voter be allowed to vote in the pri­ 2. A joyous time was had by all pre- j. National Convention, and four Altern'U^s Notice is hereby given that a Primary mary of one political party if his name sent, and particularly by Miss Penn, 1 sit Large to the Democratic National Con­ Election will lw held in appears in the primary book of the other vention, and two Delegates from the Third HOHOVOII o f l a v a l l e t t e political party as made up at the last whose surprise, was complete. She re­ Congressional District of New Jersey to At the Council Chamber (Union church), preceding election in said election district. ceived many handsome and useful the Republican National Convention, and on Anv voter qualified to vote at the gen­ gifts in the "shower.” Those present two Alternates from the Third Congres­ TUESDAY, YPRTI. 27T1I. 1920 eral election, may register for said pri- M U LLIN S I sional District of New Jersey to the Re­ Between tiie hours of 12.30 o'clock p. m. nauy election, and be entitled to \oto included: Mrs. Frank W. Sutton Jr., publican National Convention, and two and 9 o’clock p. m. , thereat by filing with the municipal clerk Airs. Fred Sutton, Mrs. Atwood Hyers, No, 6 Water Street TOMS RIV^ER Delegates from the Third Congressional on said day for the election by a direct of his municipality, at least ten days Mrs. Sheridan Penn, Mrs. H. R. Gro­ District of New Jersey to the Democratic vote of the people of four Delegates at prior to the day of the prim ary an. affi­ National Convention, and two Alternates Large to the Republican National Conven­ davit in the form now required by law ver, Misses Alma VanHise, Sarah Three doors East of First National Bank Bldg, j from the Third Congressional District of tion, and fopr Alternates Large to the fo** registering voters for any general Buck waiter, Gladys Estlow, Bernice New Jersey to the Democratic National Republican National Convention and four election. Giberson, Bertha Chambers, Grace Convention, in pursuance of the election Delegates at Large to the Democratic D ated April 6, 1920. . _T , Jaws of the State of New Jersey. National Convention, and four Alternates A. R- KEAN, Clerk. Irons, Frances Bills, Hazel Penn, Ed­ c o n n i k;* TOMS RIVER N. J. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1Ô20 PAGE FIVE

The Prank WHjATd place on Walnut HRW8 o r TIIB CHTIU HKK V* , k k s k y c o u r i e r street has been bought by Mrs, Sal­ at he. At he M E. thurch next Sunday, s Kl' K"» 1». t- Frank W. Button ha* bought three lettisi iv* of the Antl-Ssloon .fe ti, \ r u i ± !Wfl house« on Hyers and Walton streets, sue will spe ak In the motnlng. At from Henry Forcen*er. ...30 . ^p n...... R"i. W W. I*ayne will b r e v it ie s No school Qood Friday n Easter preach on. "Found on the Road," SPRING MILLINERY Monday At the Presbyterian church, a rep­ Fickle April—now she smiles and resentative of the Anti-Saloon league now «be weep*. U to preach in the morning, and there Hats and Trimmings Warm aun and rains are bringing wilt be no terviers In the evening vegetation along; and cool nights keep last evening the Men's elub «vf the r da)'- It back M. E. church entertained the Men’s Come look them over and get your choice before the choice is taken .init«y. club of the Presbyterian church. A de­ ■ Friday Buds are gwellin and bursting o ,,,t busy bushes and trees. bate on the question of a community Easter brought many visltoi to the house brought out a good deal of in­ busy tl«an In irtay. shore. terest. Refreshment* w<-re served. Both •t here Tue clubs brought their women folks :1ns next Tu«, jeaday. The public library has orni new willows, books. The Presbyterian church held Its | Children’s Gingham Dresses u »erplnt one busy annual business meeting Wednesday «’Ins cleans d up foi Toms River Is petting to b piace. evening. Just what you want for the little girl to wear to school. We can show you Teamsicams belongingoeiongmg to10 Hendersonrienuueon uros Bros Today nuis» mIs mi- the un,day uiof theio,- nn«i-'Inter-church ■ ,fl a Kord truck ...... M E . ' iirre from Phila- w-ho are to build (he dam, came bere World Movement meeting in the many other things that you need for the children. *—* *■-*— »— 1 church. Services »«»»•■•»*«»morning, »«• afternoon "nr«! of the week by Har- last»I Saturday. .>.1111111«). I * u u u u . I'X • I \,isnn Cowdrlck Jr. Had to have money to buy Faster ___ and_____ evening _____Ontof the services will have steroptlcon pictures of eondlllons Wardell bad yellow daf flurry this year. . have steropt,»»,i* ,■»",■< » »„ ...... u (lt|| of doors on F Milk goes down in New York, and at of life in different parts of the world This movement seems to be one of the jt her Main street home . s a t tlm ocs up in Toms River, At its annual meeting on Wednes big things, and Is trying to make , .,at fell the first week It church work at home and abroad cov- Men’s Caps for Spring .-,,1 :n spots till April lay evening, tl gatlon the re-elected J. the id. lapp v places unchurc H rear for men and boys. We have Collars, Neckwear and many articles • i Kailrofld bftd i cot Irons and C. II well as tn The treasurer of church, an imunltlei In piai the treasurer of each the_P _lurch___ Baptist Sunday-». >ol took up that you want to complete your wardrobe. holidays. This is th< ue $76. The ¡in the township anti societies, reported ail ills paid and *n Easter collection of > balances on band. money goes Into the fun for the new ■ jib . to nei additions piano. ,!a is to the fatal accl Toms River and most of Nev Jer- lav The morning train sey is still up In the air on the ques­ tion of time. We still bsve Central 36 pupils, and gave $46.25 to the piano . 11> Just shaved the rea fund; the attendance was 66 in the Our Prices are Right !.,i went aero»« the tra d Railroad trains an hc.:r ahead of standard time, andana Pennsyr-ennsy trainsirams onuu school, and the collectioip for the piano ,Mid met on Monday. Apr! Bstandard ia n a a ru time.u m r. The * m- » schooliu w ii iw resumed u u h u on *******fund was •*«** $76. Mrs. ----- Brouwer s class of We are not profiteering, but give the customer the benefit of our having bought _Tuesday _ ....la*t after ..the rs.Easter . .. *holidays,_111___ eiizbi. 1.gut 1.1 IUttU*HUH tltl . .1.1.girls|8H IS gave»»«.,N«*>a Cl*)W113 >«' nit for the year, Red Men bold a d istrict meeting next ; on a rising market. Much of what we sell is at less than wholesale iii- have come down from and started on the advanced thw 'rtis r>‘J u r caused a howl, and a referendum was Widnesdsy. , Marion inn; looks likf A stormy day on Easter was a de­ price today. i tor the summer. t taken, resulting in going back to the standard time cided disappointment the more so, as j Vosbury attended a meet Saturday was a fine day, and 'he | Township t'onjmlttee and Hutchinson Faunce and family, for­ ve merly of this place, have bought a throngs rain« from the city, looking | ommittee on Toeiday weather on Easter Sunday. j alked sewers. ... home In Point Pleasant and moved fortune th ere from Seaside Park. He Is »till The A B Newbury Co. haw a new the siding, that* will leaf) International truck. entrai railroad A> the s itt caretaker for Thomas Shlbe. Everybody must be prosperous, if Elbert T. Post and Vernou Sutton C. B. COWPERTHWAIT OH |.,.,d dam, was begun who for more than two years have of this we*-k. b) Hendei . automobiles are auy eisu. I1 Do Jo yt»ytu rememberlememoer wnenwhen theyim-y hadu»u been u«-«-ii working »»at the»«» naval...... aircraft and Irving"Owen*. ot real Easier eggs, hardboiled. and dyed works, League Island navy yard. Phil- N ex t Door to Post O ffice T O M S RIVER liment Station, willwill mred. i, nuuand blue,mie . «»■»»and *pink * —■«and »yellow...... “ adelphta, 1 - quit - their Joh . last week and Ext* thu and green and purple? Not made <>I are now home for good. ouItry at the meeting of Andrew Schwarz Jr. an Instructor not v Poultry Association a i plaster of paris, with a coating of Thursday evening next chocolate, and a bombproof Interior; at the University ot Wi .shington, was tlse, F. and A. M., not bought rend y made at the randy home for EañTT m an's, but when you used Io Waloh .Miss Anna Henderson of Philadel­ the Ihlrd degree phia spent the Easter holidays with harles A. Morris of till r.oiher fix tb« dyes and dip .ter Sunday-school program n sday evening, April 14, and forget art Sr. was emitted, hut the choirs, with add- your troubles Ariv. i,-.(I on Hood Friday; a 1 »inner», gave special Easter miisli • and county offices. You could fairly see buds swell till i STOCK FOR «SALT: DEPARTMENT STORE , . is spending: the week at week. For sale—Young row, four years old Dover township school hoard organ­ with plenty of hay. Inquire Mrs. Mol- Phone (»2-R r ized Monday. Judge Jeffrey w-as re­ nar, Box 118. Barnegat. N. J. 28* T O M S RIVER, N. J. elected president; Theodore Fischer, For sale- Five fresh cows, all fresh­ Advertisem ents assilied district clerk; and Mrs. Edward ened this winter. Prices are from $50 (hie Cent A Word Crahbe was made vice president. to $13(1. Theodore Herbert, Barnegat, Special sale oi boy'» ail AewtSfif qcccz}ef, ftftc worm cloth, last colors, MDI h I OHT OF Ff tssin i ll 1 Rev. Mr. Mummert of Harrisburg, I’a. N. J. 28* Uiv. m ix BE S5 i’BHTS a student at Princeton seminary, For sale—Heat»' young horse, will styles and the k'lid llial give service. neat black and white or iancy colored stripes. preached Sunday at the Presbyterian to single»iuko- orm double.nm m... H.— P.. Lecuyer, church. Next Sunday morning an Anti parked River, N. J. 29' 2.75 all leather shoes, 9 to I I 2.29 36 inches wide, special 44c yd. ists of printing a news- Saloon Lea.iiie man will »peak In the por aa|p_B«*nr. sow due to farrow, ■r i necessary to add to the 3.25 *' “ •• 9 to 11 2.69 Plaid dress ginghams, colors oi blue, pink, tan, for 1 rifled Advs. They will morning and ther«- will be no evening and young shoat (pure blooded Berk ,be -rii at one cent a word, but Hvrvicv. shire) for sale. R. B. MeKelvey, Tom* 4.00 *...... I I 14 to 2 3-29 green, etc. 27 inches wide, special 43c yd. s:n.mum will be 25 cents, l i James R. Hensler has been driving Rjvrr. 27* : girds, 25 words or under. 25 poles for his fish pound bciow Seaside Before you buy cows see me. I have 4 .5 0 ...... 2 M to 5 H 3.79 , r 25 words, one cent a wore. Park. a rood stock of fresh cows for sale The last two Saturday evenings or exchange. B. Leet, corner of John Main street has been a busy thor- street and Fulton avenue, Lakewood, Special »ale ol Misiesjall leather ,button shoes, New middy smock blouses, the real Joan e( F O R SA L E ouahfsre. looking something like sum­ s'. J. ■ full line of D. bandreths Oar m er time. Fresh cows and springers, good gun metal or kid leather, leather or cloth tops. Arc smocks, for indoor or street wear, made reds for 1920 now for sale. AlSJ April showers make Ma* Bowers— milkers, for sale. Apply John A, Ma­ lint of Bordeaux mixtures for and April flowers too. guire, Bailey Farm, Toms River. 32* 2.50 cloth top button shoes, 6 to 2-19 linene and voiles, daintily hand embroidered in; fruit trees and vesCtaWeii. Capt.rapi. Karnaugh'sMaroaugn s classcisas at«i theinr Bap­ For ««.»rsale «. at an...... attractive. price, -sev- smocking, newest colors, copen blue, rose, sun­ Hu n Town Store, Thomas II. tist Sunday Rchool la*l Sunday had en Berkshire gilts, bred by Superior 3.00 6 to 8 1. '2 2.39 35’ ' „ n r,v „ I-ad 4th, 280,931. These gilts are a llt- 3.25 9 to II 2.59 set, green, salmon and white, long or elbow iyou want the Best Paint made for M )K KLIM tie off color. Call and examine stock. bn. automobiles, you can ret It Three room apartment, light bouae- l-amelton Farms, Lakewood, N. J. 3.50 II \4 to 2 2-79 sleeves, all sizes, 36 to 44 3.00 to 5.00 it Pp Town Store. Tbos, B. Irons keeping, for rent. Mrs. Sawyer. Main -J'“” 35* street. 28tf For sale One registered Berkshire if, • Moline sulky plow in first For Rent—Small farm on Main boar and two sows, to farrow April 9. condition. Call or write. J. PL Shore road at Cedar Run. N. J. Stock. Garnar's, 1-ocust street, Toms River, OSBORNVILLE ■one day recently. I ATTENTION tin: Cedar Run. N. J. 241 f fanning implements also seeds for this Horse for sale cheap. H. E. G®ra«n. Mrs. Mary Hannah Gant, who Is be-I Miss Alvabelle Pclhemu« of Manto- ,,„ 1|(.rs ()f ThJrd ,Nsnr |j. g. ,,,b<.rtj Tygert's Fertilizers; order now season's planting included. Will In- Bayvllle, N. J. 28 ins treated for cancer by a doctor in lokinp was a week end visitor here ijondn Is nnre potash this year, Eldc- elude agency for well known brand of For sale cheap, 2 pigs, weight about Phils., made a trip to that city one day! with relatives. J ...... Biiu kberry and St. Regis Rasp- fertilizer already in stock on place 200 lbs. apiece. Inquire William lest week. I Raymond Harvey and Miss Viola ! wf b»ve Just received a consign- ready for delivery Apr I Rent reasonable to right and responsi- Schiller. 28 Mrs. Sarah Ann Gant, who had a had Moore motored lo Asbury Park on m,pn* o i the PERMANENT BONDS Th I. Grant, Box 8, Toms R! ■ upon furnishing of good securities. For Sale—'Two excellent teams or fall last January and sustained a bro- Saturday last. of the i,llrd r'5erii WItil a 1 23* ble parties. None others need apply, horses, wagons, harness and acces- ken hip, is still confined to her bed. Mrs. Ethel Catnburn and children coupons attached. We will exchange ton wagon scales for sale, $50. Air Furtber information may be obtaihed sories. One very heavy team and one but is a little improved. were over Sunday visitors at Manto- these for like denominations of the ‘n Supply Co., Toms River. 25tf Victor Carlson, who has been em- loking. temporary bonds which now have all from owner on place any evening after light. An exceptional bargain for any coupons detached from same. Custo- Boiler and Engine for sale 4.30 p. m. J. H. Lysinger. 28 one who will take both teams. Teams ployed «1 Robbins' ship yard In Brook­ fe»rga nrice. Address, Charles 1 __ :______: can be seen any »«»»o...» ~ •for ?a N'o. 33 Perfection oil cook Iwork. Write, stating wages; work not I, ___ -—------—— r*t ¡ü iod condition, G. W. Griffin, bard. Mrs, Win. H. Bailey, Barnegat | —por gaie._28 lots ai Beachwood, N. BUTTERMILK 28* City, N. J. 29‘ | J. Some near station and water front. h t A- Large room heater with Housekeeper wanted, to take Charge por es2Ci locations and prices address FOR POULTRY AND HOG FEED > tonnection for register in fool of hom e. Hiram Brown, Waretown. N. Qe0 w O’Brien, 86 Oak at., Jersey ,M reasonable offer. M ■s 25tf 'City.fi. J. 30* Enroute for Toms River. We will have it here within a day or two tace Wilbert. Hooper avenue._2! Wanted—Ford delivery body, panel­ ed. State condition and price. August REAL ESTATE fo r Sale—Beach Haven, N. J-. two YACHTS FOR SÄLE H’wMUobu'5Thoaoneor t*0J«m'large cotta.,, f « t ^ ^ ramplele^ona Semi Solid Buttermilk has no equal for feeding day old chicks. Makes them For"T Raised deck thirty fool n**r, 25 horsepower Sterling eu sfc ’ttsa s-ra r.® «vssw a * * '¿ g * . grow faster and healthier than any other food on the market. Acts like a tonic. He. on,, year old, will sell cheap. 27 pa. 2|;“° JNinsey, High Point. N. J. 27tf • ■ saie_25 foot catboat. fnl . Want to lease bv year, six room. For sale—Six roomed house, ,iarn, hous", Unfurnished, in Tonis River o r. woodbouse, etc., 3 acres, shade some ‘U!PPed with new sail, spars, anchor, GOOD FEED FOR HOGS, YOUNG OR OLD • Apply t0 Mrs. Frank Brouwer, vicinity W. L.. Courier office. 29* I fruit; 10 minutes walk from town cen- ™i- River. 57tf Good home desired for female Bos-jter and station. $1500 Write for booklet that gives you facts how to obtain the very best resultsfo.r i "*fr Garvey for sale, cedar, fin ton bull, pedigreed; only one and a j mortgage, «m e for information Bo half rears old. Miss Senior, Beach- 1249, Totns River. N. J. 241 ‘ i - Fairbanks engine, in wood 23tf. L For S ale-27 acres of good and on Jv ■■ Samuel L. Johnson, Mana feeding to Poultry or Hogs Wanted man with team or auto who lutuit Main aucciistreet, ten *minutes jvala from ■f.; • -• j . 27ti can give bond to sell 137 Watkins postoffice, high and level- Fine oppor­ ' e—$200.! Small Skiff, juut tunity for building development, land cir hom e and farm products. Bigfcflil .con- Price in barrel lots at the car, 5c a lb. Distributed by *H! '' ' ad;.-/ to gft: 20 ft, ov norp of liind in world $1500 to $5000 all mapped in lots. Address P. O. Box midship, Bridgepo rt 50, Toms River. N. J. How]and. box 233, yeirly iiteome. Territory intW*»- county *»t pi open. Write today J* R Watkins CO., For Sale—6-room house and double 1 fVi J. Home Sundilay» lot, S2000, easy term s; 6-room house I* j I>ept. 112, Winona. Minn. —3 For ... • 28* and barn, easy terms; 6-room house en horsepower, two with sun parlor, nice location, *2205, F. LIPSCHUETZ CO. Sinder. two tie engine, rever•ue POULTRY built-in 7-tooib house with fire place, beat, agneto. $200. Thr■<;e1 Custom hatching—two cents an egg. gas, electric lights, $4500; 19-room 9. ' jç“'r nor -. gpowe r Bridgeport ea-iï- Also Rhode island Red day old caiek— house, bath, gas and electric light», W. H.J Brooks, Toms RiveET. Hathaway's Hatchery, Main street and sun parlor etc., $4,000; 7-room house, Highland Parkwa» Tw«» RiTer. N- Toms River, N. J. only 28-31 bath, gas, electric lights, heat, sun lifetime such a bar J Tel. 15$ •*'* parlor, water front, only $4000, easv 25°n«Ce ¡n Few choice hatching eggs for sa'? lex,r foot elj s cabin yacht, good Few choice hatch.ng egt^sKI° L *a15 termg Above properties in Toms Riv- ■ o ' IS horsl engine; $400 tak S S 1 . £ Â Â Î » •50 *26tf 5 r S Ä ofP o’ K. Fayne. 28* & C- S p n J i, B arn eg at 28“ PAGE SIX TOMS RIVER, N. J. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920 NEW JERSEY 1 Ä R LANDRA r : 0 * i 3 t JÜÈ ■ NEW EGYPT »1 in© i »pwo4.li j”fr n«‘«e on Main streWV*1-. Id- L>avls of Torn» River Ll'iy e*yia« «ni „* '’*7 «1 her and tnothc r, Mr, |w»hWL and , SlId2LOi and George h'um r in com* I returned bon <*ays. ,0 i U»in s pau> with theii aunt, Mia. Cora L ar­ Harold Worth was in Toms River on Saturday last. Mr. and Mr« Bonn«, nt _. sen of Newark, came here on Satur­ ton « » here at their day of Uat week and will remain un­ (’apt. Mart McCarthy of No. 109 C. for the mmltob til thin coming Saturday. Mr*. Anna G. station, called on his family one Mr. nnd Mr*. Barr, „ „ 5 is ret L. Singleton will accompany them to day last week. New York spent the »„U Newark and visit over Laster wab her M. V. Bunnell was a Saturday via* cot lane on Main s trm P along the filmy snreds of baked whole wheat daughter, Mr*. M. Eisner. llor at Toms River. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Prj*,. n, „, l>r. Paul 8. Goble with Mrs. Uobla Abe Morey was at Lakewood Wed­ on apint Sunday here L l Prl forming the most perfect of all cereal foods. Two and children Paul and Grace visited nesday last. their property on Main ^ on Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr». Mr*. Charles Jone* of Waretown was Mr. and Mr». G herardiU v of these crisp and tasty little loaves with m ilk or Gobles parents. Mr. and Mrs Renja- fn town Wednesday last. apent Sunday here at tl * T miu Lister pf Germantown. A great deal of work la expected to Main street. be done at Lanoka this spring; lots to cream make a nourishing meal at ac cost of a few cents, Mr. and Mrs. George Smlrea had as Mis« Virginia Van Not. m t their guests recently Mrs. Ben Nash be cleared off, bungalow* to be built, Is home for her Easter . Trn of Jersey City. and other work anticipated. No need her parents, Mr. ami 1 Delicious with sliced bananas. or other fruits. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Tantum and VanNote. ' ’■ WgJ BAY HEAD FrrtUaand VauHorn now of Bridge- | day it ton, will move here about April 1 and ' h avenue. will occupy bis bungalow now rented ■I be Bay Head firemen will hold a Ml»» Esther Johns : by Stanley Asson. The latter will dame Friday, April 9, in the borough ! college Is home for J move Into the house on Railroad ave­ hall. Weeden’s orchestra of Asbury | tlon with her paren nue now occupied by !.con Malone, ! Paik will furnish the Jazz music. ! Morton Johnson. who will move la the house lecently i Mrs. Editur Pearce and daughter The Misses Field occupied by Mrs* Rebecca CballciHier. I Fet i have returned home after spend-’ few days at their Mrs. Chaliender has moved to tho in« several day» last week with her abenue. house on Lakewood avenue occupied •ister, Mrs. Oliver Hankins in Trenton by Mr. and Mrs. Kills Stillwell who Ia'wl» Herbert of Cheater apent last week moved to the tenant bouse from Thursday to Saturday with his SILVERT0N 1 on (he Charles Sueiber farm at c'ooks- parent», Mr. and Mr». John Herbert Spring has lingered Ion« la . town. on Osborn avenue. of wiuter. but like a banhfni Misses May and Fssie Applegate and | Mr». Thomas Reath of Philadelphia i now hesitating upon the thresLu spent Krtday here at her cottage on | if eager to enter. Harbin*«^ , iuulhei Howard Applegate and Miss Fast street. v j Urace Kllnk of Red’Valley were Sun­ l loveliest season ot Uie year si Ml»« Simpson, the helping teacher, tfUFKTT FIRST" IX THE , Nature Intended the chicks to sleep for I red sour milk handy and put a drop day evening visitors at the home of where. The trees have a mistr spent Thursday at the Bay Head j which tells of bursting bud» i b 1*0(1.TRY Y WM* several hours after hatching in order jof It down the throat of each rhlek as . John Spence, and on Sunday afternoon -rammar school. ------I to sain strength and dry off. If the It Is found acceptable and placed Into I Miss M argaret Spence, Mrs. John Rob- i wbl*tl*j» cheer fully and th e m ., Mias Ruth Boylon of Newark 1» vU- | of color as the bluejay win«» by (Wlllnrd C. Thompspn) | chamber Is light, the chicks will crowd the basket to be transferred lo th< ' ion and children Jack und Harold and Rlng friends here. j Mrs. Robert itobson and baby Bobby .the gardens come a whiff of tun» ‘ Healthy hens are the first essential tow“rd « J fron* ° ,th,‘ “ *«* ?«• “® br.?odcr’ „ ■ The Bay Head Pleasure club was at moment on the sue« ! visited at David Hart’s of Cream Ridge 'hyacinth. Spring Is here. * to economical production, either egg “* ^ o iw iu m u u n l and overcome the should be large, woU-ttufft‘d, up on ils necessary for development. Hulme Woodward was a New York agencies that cause trouble, it must fpet, apparently hungry, Interested In 8. Along with the rest of the ra­ visitor on Tuesday and Wednesday. with. Our aim is to merit confidence by Me borne In mind that every bird has ps surroundings, bright of eye, nor- tion should be some green, succulent Harry Johnson and wife of Borden- eertatn amount of ability to resist mui |„ 8|,ap(. and active. The crlp- food, such as chopped lettuce, sprout­ town were Sunday visitors of Mr and doing the work right—so that you will ed oats, or other green leafy parts disease The successful poultryman is pleg and weaklings should he disposed ™ Thls^i r e t ^ a t e r a?'auD^iles Mrs. Frank Stillwell. ever trying to increase this factor of of The W|.iter recently visited a Bar- °r Planls. I his green material supplies come back with your other jobs. .... i ______„„ „Wi-p a vitamlne thal Is also necessary to Miss Louisa Slack of Trenton was OWOtstance. '«d Tlyinouth Bock faint on 'A!Jii1K , tem of chlflk railing this tendency has Miss Florence Brower, a vocalist of incubator chamber semi-solid buttermilk is well ‘hvestet. ¡ncreaaod and there Is no reason why Ladies and Gents’ t. Darken the incunaior cuai A fouatulu pen mler ls a good thing .. . — ------New York, who has been entertaining It Bhouid. From 250 to 300 chicks is in Philadelphia, was an over Sunday New Suits made to Order; Cleaning, Dye­ j as many as should ever be kept In one guest of Miss Clara Stevens at the I Hock together. home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens ing, Pressing and'Repairing Neatly Done. Tailor 10. Always keep a close watch of Miss Marlon Lamb, a student at MONEY-TIME - LABOR j the growing chicks. Cheek trouble at Hacketstown school, is home over the I its earliest .appearance and serious Easter holidays. is not saved by buying poor Paint. consequence* are usually avoided. It The ladies of the card club enter­ F. HUTTINGER is the constant Interest and attention tained their husbands and friends on Main Street m i Buy the L & M SEMI-PASTE PURE PAINT and given to a growing flock that results Monday evening at the home of Mrs. pure Linseed Oil to mix with it. j in Its maximum development. Geo. q. Lower. Mrs. Wm. H. Davis en­ Marion Bldg T o m s R iv e r , N.J. Healthy Layers tertained the ladies of the card club H ..i..|.* .|l.i..H -i -(-.i"p.i..: .i ,i .:,.;,lii.i’.id .,M ^-X '';^^'d“i-;^H -H 'd-i~ H -H -i.'i'.i i i*** It is positively the best, because made in I During the spring months the ave­ on Thursday afternoon. semi-paste (thick) form and enables a rage laying flock comes into a period Miss Edith Comptoiiopf Mount Holly of Increased egg production. It is the visited part of last week with friends SAVING OF $1.00 ON EVERY GALLON ! season of natural production, and in town. of Paint you use. birds are stimulated by nature to a Mrs. Samuel Reynolds had as her Grain- Feed -Hay Die a gallon out o f any you buy, and I greater egg yield at that time. The guests lust week Mrs. Danie! Irons of J weather conditions prevailing as if not the best paint m adt, return the Cookstown and .Mrs. Howard Cranmer AT LOWEST PRICES balance and get all your money back. spring approaches also act as factors of Whitings. , to promote egg production. The pro- Ernest Hanks and children and Mr. rVCfa!UiiiB2VSl It P.v to » m a k e y o u r o w n p a i n t » ! ductlon curve goes up. even if the and Mrs. Albert Irons of Trenton were A FULL LINE OF . birds are continued under essentially visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth A A. BRANT LUMBER CO., Toms River. N. J. ! the same care and management. This Irons. v P oultry, Horse and H airy F e? d s •:-+ ‘ means that with the increased css Miss Marie Sharkey visited On Sun­ yield there comes an Increased de­ day with Miss Edith Compton of Mt. NOW ON HAND mand on every system of the bird’s Holly. 4. body. The body, ns a machine, is call- Edgar Murphy and family were vis­ ONLY GOODS OF BEST QUALITY SOLD T i ed upon to work faster and to turn itors on Sunday with Mr. Murphy’s R. W. PETTIBONE Xj | out an increased amount of work, in parents, Mr. mid Mrs. John Murphy. (Registered) •{- | this case in the form of eggs. At this Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Rids way Mail and Phone Orders Proynptly Filled T time of the year the poultryman must spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John A i keep both his eyes wide open so that Rldgway of Columbus. I nothing will interfere with the func- Robt. Buckalew and Trevanian UNITED FEED CO. T j Honing of all the parts necessary to Irons were Freehold visitors on Mon­ X fulfill the program of egg produetjon day. Telephone 10 TOMS RIVER, R J- •{• I which the poultry flock will carry Plumbing and Heating Mrs. Wm. Dennie of Jacobstown was j**j**j**{**t"FW T j through if given the chance. Perhaps a visitor on Friday with her sister, X i a consideration of a few points in the Mrs. Mellie Archer. maintenance of health among the pro­ Joseph Southard and Mrs. Emily ducers in the springtime will not be Poweil were callers on Monday on i ISLAND HEIGHTS, N. J. | anilss. Mrs. Alberta C.hafey. 4» 1. The laying hen takes grain and Miss Flora Horner was a recent vis­ mash and shell into her digestive itor of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Richard­ tract and there digests it. transform­ son of IV rights town. ing it into a soluble form so that it Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens and F o r d can be absorbed and carried about the family with their guest, Miss Brewer, body in the blood stream. The pro­ motored to Lakewood on Sunday. TOMrSivER SUPPLY CO. * cesses of digestion cannot be complet­ At the exhibition held at Camp Dix, iaaor^osatfdl Main Street, Poat Office Block ed unless the intestines are in good Capt. Boyers, well knowa to New working order constantly. If these be­ Egypt people, took second prize in Repair Work come filled with the unused or waste the riding contest. material or in ttther words if the Miss Amanda Purring and Raymond fowls become constipated, the egg Seliard of Phila. were Sunday visit­ General HARDWARE ! production must drop. The laying hens ors of Mr. and Mrs. James Neblelt. COOKING UTENSILS of Aluminum and Enamel ' must not be allowed to become con­ Miss Purring is a sister of Mrs. Neb- THE BEST FORD WOR stipated. Watch the droppings and so lett and expects to visit here for a Ware, SPORTING GOODS, FISHING TACKLE, i*'manage the flock that thost will al­ few weeks. IN THE COUNTY. ^ PR1 ways he rather soft, not hard and dry* POULTRY WIRE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES 2. Constipation not only lowers egg T. S, Government Burns Farmers production, hut is a contributory cause About Disease Caused by Rats MODERATE PRI Also Dealers in “ INDIANA MOTOR-CYCLES, to prolapsis of the oviduct, inflamma­ They carry Bubonic plague, fatal to BICYCLES, AUTO TIRES and ACCESSORIES tion of the oviduct, blood spots, and human beings. They carry foot and several other common spring ailments. mouth disease, which is fata! to stock. Constipation means irritation and in­ They liill chickens, eat grain, cause Full line GARDEN SEEDS flammation unless this condition is re­ destruction to property. If you have of Fresh —...... - ...... lieved. It is not uncommon in flocks rats RAT-SNAP will kill them. Cre­ .GROVER & S GARDEN IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS that have been housed closely during mates rats after killing them—leaves the winter, especially if they have no smell. Comes in cakes, ready for not had a sufficient supply of succulent use. Three sizes, 25c. 50c. $1.00. Sold Toms River New TELEPHONE 95 M. food, or have not been forced to exer- and guaranteed by E. H. Berry, Toms River, N, J.—Adv, (Continued next week) Armi. 9, mo PAGE SEVEN

¿n»Rirr*» SA,K FISH AND GAME »how up about lb* «am* time around OC KAN OINTY IDKAI. SPOT , „i F t Fa- iw uoá Konetcue and In tb* hay* above Cap* KOH SMI IT POTITO t.KOMIM ,r> oí Iba Hiato «Wfctt r a»d Rutnitn r Flounder May. Home time taler the big fish do » Personal Mention with Local Interest isn't "‘i i" im ■lit«*'»»* 1 *•« tPiom Phlladr)ph*a Record I not «bow up murh before the middle That the soil of Oi ■can count* If (|f'i a %• gii«.» ¿'Ubi Mil u From no* until it. middl* of May of July, along with th* channel baa* ell adapted to râlalng «».-el potato«» sm Vm MI> H. \ u I|. Dr I«ou!» K. Foulki of New Egypt, i»M** Ar*Î' . 'larTaf Tom» winlor douiiOrr* nr* plentiful, nnd If and! black drum, tbe monster mem­ »tilltul uirtoninHon crop«,ctttiiM «Aa* well»*tt mk nthr...tbe* sn m in ii VMIMHDMON OKS IS m i well known about the county a» (tan* ¿rD“ '***' (i, VMn tutti SM U lb* water, do*» not »«ng up too rap- ber* of the croaker family. truck crop*. «»» the »taivment of VS urden, who served tn tbe health de- iw lit« hour* o l *• idljf, this specie* of flat fink will bit* H u rt f laking Dr. Mil T. Cook, th«» "plant doctor'* Miss Irene t«ue»t, daughter of Dr. naitinent of the army as an officer ir*Ot w it) « h «ti 1 tt't loch am! Mrs. 0 Clifton Guest, well known * ' lî i S *»'lí ÖW íoUowlt»« ö#- fro«ly until nearly tb* middle of May. •Much can be written on thla subject ol the 8t»tr Kx per Intent station. In during th«* wat. has since tarn lutata It It, however, not mitertnl whrtbrr but much of It can be alfted down to his talk at the courthouse, Thu rad ay summer reel dents at Ocean Gate, took officer of Arlington. Va., and fro« *! r!u ,!i oí *»*»«* »** they go or remain. for about tb* laat two point!—tbe kind of rod to use aud evening of l»«t week. Thla talk *»» the honors tn a swimming contest at time to time prints sdvice as to tntatà ,n|4 f t o n n » Phllad«')phln on ttaturday lam \iu* l,trr h , M ni in G*» Town- >'t tb* month tb* nummei Boundivr. «her* to east the line to a*t the b*»t given In one of the »tries of farmer»' in the Arlington paper. The following • ,L. Couiiiy ol Ucean n much larger and a much b*u*r results. Instttutea. at ratiKvd by County A sent Guest Is a well known swltmner at seem» timely am! full of cmniDua t'***i. u L » , mjuI lieti«» Ih» fl«bt*r, puta In an appearance. The A easting rod Is nrceasatlly stiff, al­ Wslte In different part* of tbe county. Oct an Gate, and has w on many prises rente: 0* ()#á h> K- R»*« To- there. In fact she Is what «he Is as a **“ ' i ,hn .s* MruMiH*. by d*‘-t,,| m «ki«l drod decentad the right «trte of the head, while the t'robably the major1 ty fancy from six put In their time In a crop like the of tonic» jn order to get into good con­ eye* *f tb* iilmiun flounder are on to eight (eel, and ihrse lenaUt may sweet potato, for which there is 1» Another local mermaid made her en­ dition, says health officer Koulks T/igy tht um« con- th* left. be taken as combining the greatest ready sale at «nod prices, and will try into the bull of fame last night. get spring fever nnd that tired fowling t r inv*n burr und wlí* lo Ml*** Irene Guest, a Philadelphia *f*fiLalÁá (lAlod Jnnunry ¿$, Apart from that the two flab cannot i ffectlvenrsa and convenience. Orent grow It In ¿uffleient quantities to and at once resort to the medlcifU "r »«-«rdiHl In th« O ^ün be mistaken. The month of the winter distances can be achieved by an ex­ m ake a n;ark**let for It here. swimmer, compettm: unattached, up* bottle for first aid treatment. As for 1 »’“V ' Vn book 311 ol é—di. flounder 1« tiny and with email woaa pert caster. Proper surf casting Is Dr. Cook sti s«t the dope when »he captured the that tired feeling. I might wey that '* 1 i í,j tmiH i* do- made from the reel, and not from t«Wd that the sweet po­ 60-yard national women's junior In­ •1 *. »|i th*( rortnln lr«rt teeth. The summer flounder has a into belt beg 11 lo Ocean county, and some people are tarn tired and other» * - »... ra»t nule of Puinp- ¡arte mouth filled with large, strong lengths of line previously pulled from runs alen*; the door championship in easy fashion in seem to acquire the disease without Atlantic coast ♦«» Flor th pool of the Philadelphia Turners. ‘ .. ith eldt «I MooqUIto aud sharp teeth. The babita and (ced­ It. In casting, the rod held horliontal- Ida. and : fren aloni* .i!l> | p t 1 « ffOl t I mitht also »ay I' X Ï Ï ut povor aforeÄd* ly behind,the angler. It swung upward If Bi umbiu avenue, lu Just 31 \,inm tree mafked on ing are both s. different as their ap­ around to no that this trouble Is 0« »IIy cured. When and forward and tbe reel released Just couds pearance. Th» flrat as Its twine Ini. very wide, d \a the Hrst a; mptoms of this before the rod reaches perpendic­ with the wtin was a spi« id di ta <«* 11 spade; just ture nd w th t Pri ular. sugar com the; d throughout the mar) parie, uo out In­ «plins A pt I'sun .-tandin. on the shore the soil, Elisateli* Decker arden and dig for half an hour. ulh froi dance New when the tide is out will observe cuts, south that T u n the That! the cure and 1 assure you It í in the to the limit gullies and pool* In the sand that are vet NY like a charm! turn in her ie or lens ( en tv m e what il .mattini fie h air and in the coolest plmcrs they can find. « places for fish, and ¡hey also occupy llprly au-c Thi taint abre At no time 1» the winter flounder broughout the exercise and plenty of It If you can't rang thirty Hires. j Ihe gullies closer in when court'd by in crowing *w«*t notatoea Is at . .. t u ll i . Mis lit cker really lost take a hoe, spade nnd rake and . KM. and re- snap as sny game fish. Tbe summer I or a little beyond, and reel the line buys the bushel that Is left. He Urged ’icily of Wurctown and Toms River, , m an County Clerk's office flounder, wintering either 1n or near fashionable to dlR In your garden or M ,5s. pages 1 less. utg his brother, Major John Ulrdsall ved, It Is far better to be unfashion­ . ira«t known as Taylor water begins to warm, or about the <1> along the line of said VIM I «Ml *.GU.|.«YI>G ( OVI'JST Plants, like animals, suffer from dis­ of the Coast Artillery, who.i* station­ able and healthy, than fashionable and north. sTstv-tbree dcgiew* time the winter flounder ceases to ease*. said the speaker. Thla has been ed In one of the harbor defence forts. unhealthy! .1,.. v.est. th»rt»-three chains bite freely. By Memorial day there is Barn'll 1*1 tinouth Hocks known and studied to;- two centuries, — Any man o r woman who likes sun- jt rot«tv* of land h**lons- usually murh sport with this fish. Tics; thence <2) easterly. | S. S. Chamberlain. New Egypt 1°02 but only in the last thirty years has Ilclus 1 . North, many years ago a shine, fresh air ami real exercise, la Ti<«'» ltne. to a st«*ne near Balts for summer flounders are var­ Ha Oli*' any real progress In fighting the dis­ teacher tt Barnegat, died on as a rule healthy and also good ten*- harm thence (31 north- ied, live small fish, cut flsh. particu­ S. I*. Rhode Island Reds cuses been made. In plant diseases, December 5,4919, nt his home In Mar- pc red. Time happiness first of «11 liea 1 hi 11> -t*n«r i'ecL still larly spots anil inossbunker. shedder .Joseph The. to a stone | J. S. Armllag", Lakewood 1031 prevention is belter than cure. The celltts, N. Y„ at an advanced age, in good health. Get next to nature. • •Igf. tiie>i«e (4) easterly, and hard crab and yellow mussel. The | Underbill Bros., Lakewood 1168 fruit grower and his spraying is the Dettili came from a cancer in the right study her ways and be wise, «-three I«?et to a stone; hooks for summer flounder fishing S. I'. While Leghorn» best example of this, He has got the hand. He wa UP lo the last Inter- Unclean surrounding! are not cote- ,th flftv «tegrees east, two may be anvihlne from ought to « hundred mtv fee I to the I Chas S Greene, !,akt wood 1130 disease loss down to a minimum eout- -ltd in Otcan county affairs, so his duclve to a healthy life. Do your part imuij i mg. the are.« what tt uugiut, pit it tut iMttti, or •» j Henry E. Heine, Lakewood luireit with other crops, loss front v mow writes the Courier. Home of and y o u r neighbor will he sc ashant- k therefrom, however, any ought. If two hooks are used, one ! Hamid til. Lyle. Toms lllver 125« uutv ivuu-uihei ed that he wilt go and do iikewt»». ■ a parcels of the above should be fastened so that the hook It­ ... - • onveyed to ««ther i»ar- I Columbian Farm. Toms River 1031 run about 1500,000 a year; l«>th the Mr, North, Start on your spring elentt up and . - tw hr three Inches above the d‘p*v I lioehn Farm fi96 Dr. Cook sold that examination and erts practically nnbeiiiabit> by ordinary mer resident at Seaside Park, ha* r.ft; interest on same from Flounder Ashing may be by rastiug Charles N. Warner, of the Tom* Influlry led him to helteve there Is ns bull teams, and wiio from there went filed imper» as nllernute delegate tw I'i.O; 1 ost- axc«l h 1 $39 1H; from the shore, still fishing from a . from March 9. 1820; also | Poultry farm. Toms River, had the yet little sweet imtato disease In this. with tin New York Giants, hits been the____ Republican______national convcnUon______boat nr slowly drifting In a rowboat III lurk to lose several of hU birds, section, compared with Atlantic and rch'nsed by the Giants to the Toledo from the first congressional district I«* property of John Scar- In the boy. The first and last furnish j that were killed by ,a weasel, and is Gloucester counties and ih» southern <"1'1 l*"' American Association, of New Jersey. vYit'tunt#. taken Into ex- the most sport. ,;iit of I’eter Zuvanlch. com* I now running a pen of fifteen, Instead states. He urged that farmers he very Stryker pitched for Atlantic High­ In* »«old bv king Fish or karb of the normal twenty. In the previous careful tn bu)lhg only hculthV plant.-, lands against the otherwise almost In- Miss Marguerite Carlisle, daughter ItOleD CHAFEY, Sheriff. Generally the first member of the contests birds that died were allow­ as they might otherwise Introduce vincible Toms River team, In 1917, and of Lev. and Mr». Ralph 8. Carlisle Solicitor. ed to be replaced. Home contestant* 1 croaker family to appear on the roast disease in the soli, and thm they defeated them.. (of Penns Grove, formerly of Totna 1920. of New Jersey In the spring Is the were thought to take an unfair ad­ would have trouhle for a long time. ------River Is attending the Western Mary- king-flsh. This fancy Bsh begins to he vantage of this provision in previous His advice was that every farmer Rt \ . James Eekeralcy, a Jornu j pas- ¡and College at Westminster, Mil. Rev. abundant nboirt the middle of May. One contests in picking the replacement should raise his own sprout* for plant­ tor at New Egypt M. E. church, has , and Mr*. < nrllsle are well and he la \ ( nt M t ORPHANS* COURT of the remaikable features about the bird, and this time it was agreed there ing, alter carefully ______selecting_____ the need.,___ retired from Ihe active ministry, and ; busy In his pastoral work In Penn» early appearance. of the kingflsh is should be uo replacements, and the S e t d point In mi Id hr piclted out ill ,low located at Columbus, where he' Grove, which was one of the boots of the estate of Leonard I natural hazard of death In the flork. ■I ••«•eased, that It Is very sensitive to cold water. the field the full before, oarc being has bought a home nnd settled down, towns caused by the war. 1 Sale of Lands to pay When klnafish first made Its appear­ 1 that every poultryutan laces In-Ms taken tn select them from n healthy ance In Northern waters, about 100 own business, should be faced In Ihe and vigorous hill that had made a big TUCKERTON Plano solo, Mrs, E. Moss Mathis. < auae. I contest But some of the other con­ adm inistratrix of the ee* years ago, for It like most of the yield. They should be examined care­ family, is a native of Southern or testants say that Warner should be (Crowded out last week) I v u .' mZ o *.V. Wn#OH, deCSiUefcal, itSV' fully bofor. bedding and If there wus A reception was tendered the new voeil solo q„mnei Amiri»« «ier oath a true account* semi-tropical waters, it pushed as far allowed lo replace the birds killed by any sign of disease at all, the potato estate and debts of said . , . pastor of the M. E. cBuroh. Rev. Dan-1 ° ] >0,0' San,n«l Andrews, «. 'C appear» that the North as northern New England, but vermin. should not he used for seed ¡the sprout t,.] Johnson, on Tuesday evening be- '' elcome, Ladles Aid Society, Mrs -»■-> nf the sain teconard Wil- the water w'as so cold that thousands Harold W. Lyle of Tortia River con­ should also he examined carefully i„K i„,|d In the lecture room of tbe! J- V. Mathis. .*•■ •< Inxufffclant to pay his were caat upon the chore, numbed or tinues the leader In the twelve Ocean fter they were of size to set out, and church, rejwstlng the aid of the Court .Music, piano, Mrs. E. Moss Mnthla; chilled to death. Hence It Is not found county entries with Harry H. Ober of Sny diseased plants rejected and Decorations were tastefully arrang Lakewood, second. They stand 125« violin, Mis* Allle Dayton; mandolin, on this eighth day of abundantly even in the summer above burned. ^ ed, consisting of potted plants Vf« 1142. The high pen is that of H. P. pussy | Mr*, ('has. Welsh. r the laods. ten«»ments. heredlt- , Walker, Hudson, Mas«., with 1772. Black rot and steinstem rot areate Thethe two willows and evergreens. A very in- ,,, , r,nd real estate of the «aid I^eon- ! The kingflsh is found In the surf, chief sweet potato diseases, Istth fun- terestlng program was rendered and X 'ereiyn Missionary, Mrs . Wilson, deceased, appear before on the bars In the surf at the entrance ■ Cart at the Court House in the vll- gus growth«. The former flourishes follows: ' ' lnlk<’r- of hays and in the channels and on RECENT DEATHS , chiefly In wet seasons, which Is fnvor- Singing, America. « j 5’ncal solo. Mrs. Frank B. Gooch. •f Toms -River on the tw enty-first the edges of bars, ami often on the May, 1920. at 10 A. M.. to show ahle to Ihe growth of the fungus. Tl Lord's Prayer. : , Wf‘lci)l‘u‘' Mrs. Samuel rh> .a«» much of the said lands, ten* bars themselves in the bays, wherever Mrs. Mary Clayton makes black spots in tbe potato snd h* reditaments and real estate of there are rrustiu cans and small mol- l.akewood, April 3.—Mrs. Mary spoils It for food. Stem rot Is where Welcome from Sunday-school, J. W. ,r , ,," „ , . wid 1 Leonard W. Wilson, deceased. lusks to he had. A alrietlv bottom Horner. I Trio. Mrs. Frank Layton, Frank ft. 01 he sold as will be sufficienl to 1 Clayton, widow of the late John H. a fungus growth gets In Ihe veins, pr v i t »«I m , jiii i G°och, Miss Allie Duyfon. | hi* debts. . ! dweller, the kingflsh must be fished Clayton, died at her home in Fifth passages that convey water through Vocal solo, Miss Rhoda Lippincott. . Remark*. Rev. Darnel Johnson further ordered th at this or«ier be for with both hooks testing on the hot- ■f' in the New Jersey Courier, one street, Tuesday, after an Illness of the stent, choke tt off atlij eausp the Welcome from Official Board, Geo.'F., Refreshments were served and a sa tom. As the month of the klncflsh is three years. She was 73 years of ace r,e««Mpapers of this State for six plant to die. Planting In soil that Is Randolph clal time followed. «1 least once in each week. small, it follows that the hooks must and the d tighter of John and Mary not Inferted. usina commercial fertl- __ GRANT. Surrogate. be also. The best sixes are Nos. 1. 2 Major, who were early settlers of Q.Q.Q.O.ûOPWo U'.M. HOWARD JEFFREY. Judge llzer and no inanure, and belng cure- and even as small as 3. A short shank­ Lakewood. Funeral services Saturday ful of seed and Bprouts, were Ihe ways ed hook will'also he found more de­ CHANCERY OF NEW JER SEY l at the late home at 2 o’clock; inter­ to fight these diseases. No manure •• {turner and tieorgo A. R um er: sirable than a long shanked one, be­ ment at Harmony. She Is survived by should be used In the hotbeds where * • of an order of the Court of cause the halts are small.. one daughter, Mrs. W\ E. Holbrook^.the sprouts were grown, he said, but New Jersey, made on the day The kingflsh is a stutdy fighter and hereof, in a certain cause and two brothers, George E. Major, aitlficial heat Instead. | Wanted t *..nuH C. Bailey. Jr.. Is rem­ possesses a strength surprising for Its of North Carolina, uud Tlarr^ R. Ma­ I 8 mut In sweet corn he said is anoth- it and you Patience Rumer and size, hence on account of the relative jor of Lakewood. I er disease frequently carried over v 'turner and others are defend- weakness of the hooks, as well as for required tft appear and plead, I from year to year through infected • demur to the complainant's greater sport, It Ib not well when rod ROI NIl 4HOLT TJIK COUNTY 1 soil, or by Infected stalks being used « fore the tenth day of May fishing to give the butt immediately on Arrangements lor the 1920 Home as bedding, and Infecting manure used In default thereof such decree fastening the hook in its mouth, hut to against you as the Chancvl- Service Fund campaign of the Salva­ on next year’s crops, 50 Carpenters i.k equitable and just, give line and play until the flsh is tion Army, the last big public appeal Mr. Nlssley followed this lecture ill is filed to foreclose a m ort- tired. Concerning baits, tbe kingflsh for funds to be made by that organi­ ( with an Illustrated talk on truck grow­ 10 CEMENT FINISHERS bv W illiam H. W ilbert and Is passionately fond of yellow mussel, hert, his wit«, to Clementine zation, are being made in Ocean coun­ ing, using lantern slides. He was n lands situate In the vll- shedder crab and a slice of either ty. Visits to last year's chairmen In strong for spraying, both for disease Long Job—Best Working Conditions River, Ocean Coiyity. NeA‘ spot or rposs bunker. It also is fond the different communities of the coun­ and Insects. He said the north Jersey h \oil are part owners. of Mood worms. ELLIS L. PIERSON. ty are being made by Frank C. Evans, truck farmers were now all raising Sole, of Com pit. Spot or Cape May Goodie of Fair Haven, campaign director In their own seed, and getting away from Trenton. N. J. Almost simultaneously with the charge of Ocean county and several depending on the commercial seed ” 1 9. 1920. kingflsh the spot or Cape May goodie other central counties of the state. which wlis generally far from what IRWIN &TEIGHTON ¡puts in an appearance, generally In Especial appeal is also bi ing made by it is sold for. He showed by plclures NOTICE countless thousands, a’nd It haunts the the. Salvation Army to the different the methods used in intercropping.! Naval Air .tation • reby given that pursuant to same places as its cousin, the king- • Legislature of the State of Posts of the American Legion and to and ip following one crop with anoth­ • 1 titled "An Act for the bet- fish, besides others. In fact, the spot the B. P. O. Elks to secure the co­ er on the same ground. He urged cov­ f garage keepers and auto- is not particular where it swims, pro­ operation and support of these organ­ er crops to take the place of horse Lakehurst, N. J. ■ «-n." approved April 14, 1915. vided there la food to be had, shrimps, -ued will expose for sale «at izations in the campaign. ib;’ nitre, which is scarce and getting at the Berkeley Boulevard vellow mussel, blood worms, small The quotas for Ocean county are as -career; and seemed to think the cov­ River, Ocean County, Nee inollusks and. in fact, almost anythinc follows; Lakewood, $1500: Toms Riv­ er crop the better in other ways, in •' • «lnesday. April 14. 1929. at in - je flesh line is food for the spot. f 1 one Packard tourinif car. er. $300; Point Pleasant, $300; Bar­ that It kept the soil from being wash­ 0 horse power, engine No. But of ill the snot likes a slice of negat, $100; Beach Haven, $100: Lake- ed away or blown off In winter, and. !'• mobile has beer detained Cape May goody. It loves the surf, and hurst, $100; Manahawken, 150; New if a. legume, took nitrogen out of the Yne«l and there exiets probably mure -pots are taken from •1 storage and repairs to Egypt, $50; W est Creek. $50; T.tcker- air and put it In the ground for plant ich the sam e will be sold, the shore by casting into the hreakera ion, $50; making a totai far Ocean food. He was also strong for lime on dav of sale. than all other speejes of flsh put to­ county of $2600. wet or sour soils. 1. 1920. gether— that is, if the hooks used are o r I ]WARD GARAGE CO Mr. Evans will shortly establish an •Lihn R. Pels. President. small enough to slip inside its mouth. RULE «GAINST H I T REFERENDUM The most successful spot fisherman office at Red Bank from which place Xfn I« i: TO CREDITORS he wiii direct the activities in Mon­ A riotfc effective remedy for the relief of asthma will use hooks as small as No. 6, or mouth and Ocean counties. San dFrancisco, April 2.—Tbe Su­ a i nay fever. The healing fumes from burn- ■-.v’son G. Conrad, the size that many ban fishermen use rrnd and Charles M. Con* One of the features of the campaign preme Court of California dismissed ir.er herbs relieves the choking sensaiicn by of Wilkinson G. Corns«!, when out for brook trout. this year «ill be the presentation to yesterday a petition for a referendum clearing the nir passages and soothing*the irri'- ''»der of the Surrogate of the Croakers i nflow the spots, and .some­ each contributor of "a small bangle pin on the prohibition amendment to the tated membranes. In use for more than 40 herebr* give notice H times are almost numerous about Dec­ ' the said deceased to bring in the shape of a tambourine. • Federal Constitution. The petition al- years. Two sizes—25c and $1.00. - demands and claims oration day. but this is a little eaily Joe McCallion, a Lake-wood lad, is Je i-d that the act of congress in spe­ Bend f or free sample. ^ p^tTte of paid deceased, under for that fish. It iB usually the latter iiiaymg the leading part in a traveling cifying that the amendment be rati­ I f your dealer car tot gupply you order direct from ’ ' 'n. w ithin nine m onths part of June before croakers are cer­ • -second «lay of January. theatrical company, giving "Oh Lady, fied by the legislatures of three- Northrop & Lyuan Co. lac., Buffalo, N.Y. "•'*■11 be forever barred of tain to be plentiful, excepting in the Lady." Joe is a nimble dancer, and fourth of the states prevented the •«-'or against the said E?> lower Delaware Bay in the neighbor­ has made a hit in the wert end south. state from prescribing a different rati­ r 22. 1920. hood of Fortescue. Small weakfish H. Levinson of the Pm»wood hotel, fying power, JjAVin G. CONRAD Lakewood, has bought the Takahasst c ' HARISES M. CONRAD NOTICE OF SRTTf,TRENT OF DiVORfE GRANTED Executors. ACCOUNT hotel at 'Vest Eng, Long Branch. He rf Lillian Brahn. deceased. ■•'ill build another hotel this summer ... . given th at th e accounts at Lakewood, next to the Elisburg, An absolute divorce has been grant­ 1,1 «• ,,F SKTTLKMERT OF of r - i-- riber Harry A. Toner, admin- to he known as the New Commodore. ed to Mrs. May E. Cramer, of New A c c o n ff i«lr;>if! o f the opiate of said Lillian Brahn, Shoes Repaired in 20 Minutes A ’ >n Burke, deceased. will hr- audited and stated by the Surro- Joseph H. Hoff of Lakewood, a stu­ Gretna, from Milton A. Cramer, of A(-1 s v«-*! that the accounts lantic City. B. H. White was"her at.-; Arthur Burke, executor gate and reported for Settlement to the dent at the University of Pennsylva­ Orphans Court of the County of Ocean, mi nia. is the leading lady in the Mask torney. s«‘d Aaron Burke, will be Frklav, the second day of April; A, D. I with to announce that I am now in position to do your s ^ by the Surrogate and 1020, and Wig dub production by that col­ «t* .Yttlement to the Orphans lege this spring. He also wrote the “The Farmer’s' Worst Enemy—Rat*.; Shoe Repairing promptly. Work done while you wail, or I Si, j ounty °f Ocean, on Friday, Hated, February 27, A. I>. 1920. |i ' May. A. D. 1920. HARRY A. TONER. A dm inistrator. ope etta. The Farmer’s Best Friend— in 20 minutes time. I have just put on another repair man W 2. a . D lO^O Point Pleasant is having trouhle 'o KatSimj).’’ ARTHUR BURKE. Executor. FIRE IH&THICT ELECTION get lumber to rebuild" Its beach board­ These are the words of James Bax-1 and have all modern repairing machinery, which enables walk, injured by the February storm ter. N. J.; "Ever since I tried RAT-j Notice is herebv given to the legal voters me to promise good work, promptly done. of Fire District No. 1 of Dover Township, tides. SNAP I have always kept it In tbe ' [rcer Hospital lhat the annual meeting will be held on The Ellor company which bought house. Never fails. Used about $3.00 ■ ■ 1 * f 'T O N . X. .1 TUESDAY. APRIL 1J, 192» a tract of land at. Point Pleasant last worth of K.AT-SNAP a year and fig i at three o'clock in the afternoon at the -,’.ve St save» yte $300 in chicks, eggs MEYER WILLIAMS SÏÏtnS S l îor a »-year training Engine house of Toms River Fire Co. rummer, has completed one house on 1114 S’™™™™ ScUool at- for the purpose of electing two commis­ it for Mr. Condlt, and is laying foun­ and feed. RAT-SNAP is convenient,! r-r ¡1. .fn»*. one year of High sioners for three years and erne cemraff dations for two more, with a fourth just break tin cake, no mixing with Main Street l O'MS RIVER, N. J . sioner for two years. other food." Sold and guaranteed by -i^;?lTKBPAS>cute™ on Polls will remain open-front 3 to 7 p. m. house ir. nro.ipeci. The tract runs from j ‘Mr “ ‘“ hltal. Tree too, X . J . THOMAS B. IRONS, Seeretary the railroad to the beach. E. H. Berry, Toms River. N. J.—Adv. j JT?.

TAGE SIX TOMS RIVER, N. J. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920

r ANOKA •niartalaed hy mi„ „ m - ...... , r y , KX H NEW EGYPT . in» i» .pmwa» i “?r on Main JJ-™ 4 ut 1 » . at Torn.. omjM ! ami moil:, r. M r.|a " * ^ d' on Thtmday .,..pii ...a «t.M a. 1■©rvea, A runn y thoa^ ^Pui tcuU for iin- acc ¡if" 1*1 }tuok. Helen luftf? » 1 ita who wilt attrn il t'aib : :«e .McCar-1 w ¡ T' Jbka*Q», i_ ' :: ALL THE BRAN YOU NEED I of the Uiaud C< Ktvcr on Saturday .5"' F»r*yth Ut* of Focahontaa on Ti Ur^ Uw Ojadwiek, o a T ^ l ^ i it a, Dougin** ami EIio*ron hotel* h and daughter who « u , h-. i 1le,d APPlc*»i, ‘ “nd- 4 combined with the body-building elem ents in will accommodate the guests. !.. Mrs. Anna L. Singleton was in Al* her dasher. M rs.L "^ ^ 0, , Forked River, have ii f ¿’ V « h*’r the whole wheat £rain and all prepared in a di* ientown on Wednesday of last week. >ed he Mr» Moore, over the p. n:‘-1 Doris and George Eisner in com­ days. ,ae Easter l. pany with their aunt, Mrs. Cora Lar­ old W :i« in Toma River on . u lay In Mr. and Mr*. Bonnet- sen of Newark, came here on Satur­ . .. lon *re here at their w* day of last week and will remaiu un­ artby ol No. 109 C. for the season ,r »uataier, til this coming Saturday. Mrs. Anna Mai on bl* family one Mr. and Mr*. Harrv ______i ) is i ______L. Singleton will accompany them to y laiit week ¡New York spent the aivi ^4^*s Newark and visit over Easter with her M\ V Bunnell wasva« a Saturday via- cottage on Main street. k t'Wl ,! along the filmy snreds of baked whole wheat, daughter, Mrs. M. Eisner. Tom* River. Mr. and Mr». Carl P .u . . Dr. Paul S. Goble with Mrs. Gobi* AN Mnrev was at Lakewood Wed- ton «N-nt Sun Jay L r e ^ rt forming the most perfect of all cereal foods. Two and children Paul and Grace visited end a last. ; their property on Main .,«*< on Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr*. Mn Charles Joneses of Waretown wan i Mr. and Mr. Cherird ,??L ' Goble's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benja­ n Wednesday 1 spent Sunday here at Th , '* T« of these crisp and tasty little loaves w ith m ilk or min Lister pf Germantown. eat deal of wo expected to Main street, Mr. and Mr*. George Smiles had as e at La a oka th ins; lots to Mis* ’Virginia Van Not»- cream make a nourishing meal at a cost of a few cents. their guests recently Mrs. Ben Nash to be built, is home for her Easter of Jersey City. •d. No need ! her parents Mr ami \? ac; Delidous with sliced bananas, or other fruits. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. TanUim and VanNote ' 1Fs

Ferdinand V lio HAY HEAD ton, will move 1 and avenue. will occupy hi: bungalow now rented Miss Esther Johns by Stanley A: on. The latter will da Frldav, April ft. in the borough college is home for J move Into the house on Railroad ave­ Weeden s orchei dra of Asbury tion with her paren nue now occupied by l.eou Malone, Pa will furnish the jazz music, Morton Johnson. who will move to the bouse recently Mrs. Edgar Pearce and daughter The Misses Field occupied by Mrs* Hebei ca Chsllender. Di l i have returned he tne after spend-' few days at their | Mrs. t'haltender has moved to the ing several days last week with her abenue. house on iatkewood atenue occupied sister, Mrs. Oliver Hankins In Trenton by Mr. and Mr*, idllis Stillwell who Lewis Herbert of Cheater spent last week moved to the tenant bouse from Thursday to Saturday with bis SILVERTON on the Charles Sneiber farm at Cooks- parents, Mr. and Mra. John Herbert Spring has lingered long tn tx town. on Osborn avenue. of winter, but like * bashful , Misses May and Haste Applegate and Mrs. Thomas Reath of Philadelphia now hesitating upon th* o,rt.h d spent Friday here <*t her cottage on if eager to enter. Marblnzcr * brother Howard Applegate and Miss East street. *, Grace Kllnk of Hed Valley were Sun­ loveliest season of the year 1» Miss Simpson, the helping teacher, SSAKKTT FlltST" IN THE , Nature Intended the chicks to sleep for I red sour milk handy and put a drop day evening visitors at the home of where. The trees have a misty M spent Thursday at the Bay Head which tells of bursting bud« » „ POULTRY YARD several hour* after hatching In order ¡of It down the throat of each chick as John Spence, and on Sunday afternoon ■irammai school. ------to gain strength and dry off. If the It la found acceptable and placed Into Miss Margaret Spence, Mrs. John Hob­ w-hlstles cheerfully aud there Miss Ruth Boylen of Newark la vis­ of color as the bluejay w|n |, ¡¡. J. fWIIInrd C. Thompspn) I ebamber 1s light, the chicks will crowd the basket to he transferred to th son and children Jack and Harold and iting friends here. I toward the front of the machine, not brooder. Mr*. Kobert Robson aud baby Bobby the gardens come a whiff 0f tuit». Healthy liens «re the first essential The Bay Head Pleasure club was I rot as they should, and will start (l From that moment on the IUCC visited at David Hart's of Cream Ridge hyacinth. Spring Is here. P In economical prtKiuclioo, elthei egg i , , , .: . . „ . . . d-M -H "i-:„ii iH -i-ft-:-:-:-;-:-;- •r meat production. And poultry must P ck'n* at th* J1 n r«‘»ef •»»•* do everything Edward l.ieberman and son Harry U healthy from the time the chick» nf ,h.!' r‘!r' This latter habit In hla power to stimulate the cons an were visitors on Sunday of Mi. aud reach the brooder until they have »""’etlmes Is responsible-for the goath and unbroken development, of Mrs. H arry Huggins. • served their time as layers or meat of bacillary white diarrhea. the youngsters. This means prong Un Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Reuben producers. Very little can lie accom- Hatch the chicks III a well ____ dlslli _ temperature In the brooder to avoid Hendrickson entertained Charles Asay »Imbed in any line of poultry keeping footed and sanitffr Incubator. Between chilling, over-crowding and piling up, and family of Cussville. uso !"'»l,,’i chick rations to- furnish the Mrs. Cbatles Gravatt was In Tren­ Ellenberger & Leming aat.sti the poiiltrfinan maintains the each hatch and Ihe one folio win health of Ills bird's. What does health a 5 per cent solution of some good dls- elements necessary to the building up ton on Tuesday. »evtu'f Just this, that all the parts or infeetant. applying to every pari of of the body, and proper sanitary care Mrs. Joseph Thompson was a vis­ • bird’s body are normal In forth, ap- the interior with a small hand force of the environment of the brooder In itor In Ttenton on Tuesday aud in »■•ranee and function. This will carry pump. Let the machine air out well °.,d r t0 p,evfnt disease. Too rnut Philadelphia on Wednesday. MACHINE SHOP •long with It activity and vitality anil and dry out before starting the next ‘♦tress cannot be laid on the Impmt- Lewis Vaulilsu moved his family on ability to use food materials, trans- batch. This very materially affects the " :lllra! of getting the baby chfeks started Wednesday lust to the tenant house on terming them into the end-products health of later lots of chicks. noiVocI l h< Hrat W*Pk 18 tlu' crltlcttl George llalpln’s near Hrospertown. stnstred, such as plumag:, flesh or eggs 4. When the hatch Is over and tne ' Miss Edna Carr Is home f.om T ren­ To produce such conditions among the chicks are ready to remove from the , . k ...sklm-mllk, . .. or ... semi-solid . . . but- ton normal spending the Easter holi­ We wish to announce that we have taken birds of a flock and to maintain it incubator the first selection should be 1 *' - days with her parents. wben once produced becomes the vital made. Only the strong, vigorous chicks . ... ‘ . ' ' The children of the Methodist Sun­ over the Machine ¿hop heretofore run by prablen. of the poultry raiser. The ob- should ev' r find their way Into the ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H ^ , day school will give an entertainment Jact of this circular is to suggest a brooders. Do not let pity tempt you to n J ® °to * w iu the church on Sunday evening. Mrs EMIL EHNEY. We will do all kinds of tew points in poultry management that glve a weakling a chance, it will not t o ^ T g r o w t h The E. G. Carr Is teaching and rehearsing « fa bellcbed will help to Increase the be a paying investment. Handle each ®n" f“»* ar® 1“’ TJU the parts with the ehtldren. Automobile Repairing and Machinist work. * cal til and activities of our New Jer- 0hlck carefully, as it Is removed from nc lie I ,u I ,, ffee^ u no n the ^ i ges 11^ 0, Misses Caroline Schumtts and Myr­ tle Turner of Irvington will leave here No job wili be too big for us to tackle, or SSBW ‘"Vor 'Ush1'' victimsIn ™ by hvhhuUdlng'un' building up the he -hClne °(1UU",t «pi, 'r rregard °f lht to|miphin|Vl!!tthXkand Its atieiigth and *ana , h of the chicks . , The sour . milk ,, . fur- Thursday afteruoou to visit uulil Mon­ b«dlhof the birds to such a point that vitality. The chick which should puss tor develoMient ‘ day evening with their parents. no job will be too small for us to bother they can witlistand and overcome the should be large, well-fluffed, up on its „ .. - .. 1 ’ . .. Hulrae Woodward was 4 New York •genctes that cause trouble. It must tRet> apparently hungry, interested In *n be some green succulent visitor on Tuesday and Wednesday. with. Our aim is to merit confidence by be borne In mind that every bird has lts surroundings, bright of eye, nor- al?c t,« choDDed^fettuee sorout- Harry Johnson and wife of Borden- • certain amount of ability to resist ,„a| |n shape and active. The crip- (i() ■ othei len'tv PDart, town were Sunday visitors of Mr. and doing the work right—so that you will 41wea.se. The successful pouttryman Is pieB and weaklings should he disposed f . ’ .... . material s^nn'lies Mrs. Frank Stillwell. come back with your other jobs. ^■ trying to Increase this factor of , Tb writer recently visited a Bar- f Miss Louisa Slack of Trenton was *w(,'an00 , , f«d p>yn?outh, r nrk ™ist good ami continuous growth. It must a Sunday visitor of her parents. Mr. Healthier Baby Chicks .this chick selection had been most bp furnished |f the ch|ck8 are to re. and Mrs. Harry Slack. 11 Watch the Incubator to which painstaking y d f ^ lm's[ vigJ nurln In a heslthy condition Samuel Kirby of Trenton spent 11 was im „ ,,„rh 1 9. Remember that the chicks grow Sunday with his family here. us breeders po» ’. . . ,, * rupidly and soon become twice as Frank Estel and ,Kenton Bayllss ...... p • • tj,e same care and management. This Irons. y Poultry, Horse and Hairy Feed* ___... , means that with the increased egg Miss Marie Sharkey visited on Sun­ 4 yield there comes an increased de- day with Miss Edith Compton of Mt. NOW ON HAND mand on every system of the bird's Holly. body. The body, as a machine, is call­ Edgar Murphy and family were vis­ ONLY GOODS OF BEST QUALITY SOLD R. W. PETTIBONE ed upon to work faster and to turn itors on Sunday wuth Mr. Murphy’s out an increased amount of woik, in parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. (Registered) this case in the form of eggs. At this Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Ridgway Mail and Phone Order« Promptly Filled time of Ihe year the poultryman must spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John keep both his eyes wide open so that Ridgway of Columbus. nothing will interfere with the func­ Robt. Buckalew and Trevanian u ^i i t e d T e e d C O . tioning of all the parts necessary to Irons were Freehold visitors on Mon­ fulfill the program of egg production day. Telephone 10 TOMS RIVER, N. J- Plumbing anileaiing j which the poultry flock will carry Mrs. Wm. Dennie of Jacobstown was through if given the chance. Perhaps — ■ ■■■ ■■■— m ..... — -j. a visitor on Friday with her sister, a consideration of a few points in the Mrs. Mellie Archer. maintenance of health among the pro­ Joseph Southard and Mrs. Emily ducers In the springtime will not be Powell were callers on Monday on ISLAND HEIGHTS, N. J. | anfiss. Mrs. Alberta Chafey. 1. The laying hen takes grain and Miss Flora Horner was a recent, vis­ mash and shell into her digestive itor of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Richard­ 1 tract and there digests it. transform­ son of Wrightstown. 'i X ing it Into a soluble form so that it Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens and can be absorbed and carried about the family with their guest, Miss Brewer, Ford body in the blood stream. The pro­ motored to Lakewood on Sunday. TOMS RIVER SUPPLY CO. cesses of digestion cannot be complet­ At the exhibition held at Camp Dix. 5f 3* m 'wm m f 5 — Lnatip.poîatedî Main Street, Post Office Block ed unless the intestines are in good Capi. Boyers, well known to New working order constantly. If these be­ Egypt people, took second prize in Kepair Worn come filled with the unused or waste the riding contest. material or in bther words if the Miss Amanda Purring and Raymond : fowls bp come constipated, the egg Sellard of Phila. were Sunday visit- ] General HARDWARE ! production must drop. The laying hens ofs of Mr. and Mrs. James Neblett. ] COOKING UTENSILS of Aluminum and Enamel ; must not be allowed to become con- Miss Purring is a sister of Mrs. Neb- ! T H E BEST FORD WORI i stipated. Watch the droppings and so lett and expects to visit here for a j Ware, SPORTING GOODS, FISHING 1 ACKLE, manage the flock that these will ai- few weeks. IN THE COUNTY. ^ PRC : ways he rather soft, not hard and dry. POULTRY WIRE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES | 2. Constipation not only lowers egg T. S, Government Mams Farmers i production, but is a contributory cause About Disease Caused by Rats MODERATE PRI< Also Dealers in “ INDIAN’, MOTOR-CYCLES, to prolapsis of the oviduct, inflamma­ They carry Bubonic plague, fatal to ! BICYCLES, AUTO TIRES and ACCESSORIES tion of the oviduct, blood spots, and human beings. They carry foot and j several other common spring ailments. mouth disease, which is fatal to stock, i Constipation means irritation and in­ They kill chickens, eat grain, cause Full line GARDEN SE-E.DS flammation unless this condition is re­ destruction to property. It you have of Fresh ....— — ..- lieved. It is not uncommon in flocks rats RAT-SNAP will kill them. Cre­ ’GROVER & S< that have been housed closely during g a r d e n im p l e m e n t s o f a l l k i n d s mates rats after killing them—leaves the winter, especially if they have no smell. Comes in cakes, ready for ( not had a sufficient supply of succulent use. Three sizes, 25c, 50c. $1.00. Sold T o m s R iver N ew TELEPHONE 95 M. food, or have not been forced to exer­ and guaranteed by E. H. Berry, Toms cise. River, N. J.—Adv. (Continued next week) r. APRIL % 1920

sifciurw *UE FISH AND GAME »how up »bout the same time ground OCEAN 01 NTT ItlK A l Nf*0T 1 p» » . , , a ,,i n . K» iwwhI ,',.rn try ol Ui« Hist* Wlat*-» auit Snmmvr Flounder ...... TWTtTsssswn» Personal Mention with Local Interest im át«t*d. I **H (Prom Philadelphia Rewordl not show up^ much — ------before- the— ------middle That the soli of Orean countv Is i* rom now until Ute middle ol May of July, along with the channel bass well adapted to raising sweet potatoes OUEAN GATE Mill MINs Dr Unii» Pi. Fuulka of New F£ypt. , 'V"u*riUL »•*• 1 »»l'1’ . „ villi...idg« of Toni* wlntar Bounder» are pirmiful. and If «ndt black drum, tbe monster mem- and melon crops, as well as other NO INNING HONORS IN ( ITT well known about the county Ki v>* •*»* «nu S u i» the water, dot-» not warm up too rap­ tiers of the croaker family. truck crops, was the statement of ... _ “ * VSarden. who served In the bealtk de- , , il»« hour» of li , m U» Wll f t 1 ü’tloçh idly, thla specie» of flat flak will bite “■rf Fishing Dr. Mel T. Cook, the "plant doctor' J? Irene Guest, daughter of Dr. partnient of the army as an offiejr . \ *il ihe foUowIn* oo- freely until nearly tbe middle of May Much.much can btbi written on this subject of the 8t»teState Experiment station.station In Mrs u * 1 llflonllrion ®UME U u,*L well wall known know during Iho wai, ha» since been health It 1». however, not material whether but much of It can be strted flown to his talk at the courthouse, Thursday > f*f dents at-- Oceanr Uate, tor (oog oflicer of Arltngtoa, Va., and truss nircri* of i* imI »»« , i>»un-ol»rty drisrle- they to or remain, for about tbe lait two points tbe kind of rod to use and evening of last week Til's talk was hon,,rl1 tn * »wlmnilng contest iat lime to time prints cdvlce as to hestlk beine lo «»• TowII- of the month the rummer flounder, where to east the line to get the best given- in - one-*— Pof P (he I P stiles____ of farmers ph,l»«cl|>hla on Saturday last. Mil In the Arlington paper. The followlag ,,, ihe County of OcMi a much laraer and a much better ' fault*. institutes, arranged by Countv Agent 2JWI i* H Wi|‘ known swimmer at stems Uuiely and full of conuuua J«r«ey. * 0*1 brinf ¿ 1» „.v. i-.l by K, Hooa Yo; fighter, put» tn an appearance. The A easting rod Is necessarily »tiff, al- Waite In different parts of tbe county oct'ln a**e- •»“ has won many prises reuse; lohn Scarpaio». *>y right ^iid left-handed flounder», tbe though It is not necessarily very heavy Mr. Waite believes that the future of U,V<' 1,1 £ rl ,t"‘ ,!* *h*' "h,‘ >■ *’ * Many people seem to think that l'î A V »*>*. *nd *•* two are sometime« called, because or very long The length It generally Ocean county farming cgn be mad» fu ul lh<' »tiiumei» spent on when early spring arrives. It is msis- i'.l ( »(tic« oí OMMI roun- governed by Individual preference, very bright Indeed. If the fanners win "‘J lom* tt"er. Sunday's 1’hllsdcl- »ary for them to All up on all sorts j* lamk J47 of d*e<»ein¡tt in Or (1-yard national women's Junior In- some people are born tired and otbem Im II «»an countv, <*»d door the »ide of Pump- large meutb filled with targe, strong runs alone ihv Atlant!lc coast to F tiplunsh.p in easy fashion In seem to acquire the disease without H-utli «idc of Moaqulio and »harp tiwu,. The habits amt lend­ It In casting, the rod held horlxontal- Ida. and t)!*n of tin Philadelphia Turners, any spedili effort. 1 might aleo »ay .i, ¡i Dover afnreeaW- aloni* the ü a lf m Broad an . nine tree marked on ing are both as different as their ap­ l> behind, the angler, is swung upward around to Tt*: il Columbia avenue, In Just il that tht» trouble is easily cured. When and forward uud tbe reel released Just *a*. At no dìacc ii seconds. lilaxc and one hack. pearance, The filet, as It« tv me Im­ very wide. 'Fhe potato«'a pretiur< ii \ you ted the flrst symptoms of this , ’ ¿e»terl> of a road before the rod reaches perpendic­ tuest s swim was a splendid dread disease, Just take a spade; just . Ilt, , to John l i w plies, Is a lover of cold water, and it with the tt»R)¡poratur«’ and with la only tn the winter months and early ular. sugar conti u. Pressed throughout ihe dis an ordinary common spade; uo out im­ ,< ñ Moaqulto Cove A person standing on the shove that thif-y tan :ct f tiled east ward l y from spring that it is found in any abun­ the soil. 'I v artet tea in the i;il*.tlH-Ui Becker, of to the> garden and dig t<>r half an honr. , i imiti south frorikfi dance along the New Jersey coast. when the tide is out will observe cut», south that \V il]I not «r el nhh Turners, the new That s the cure and 1 assur e you it gullies and pools in the sand that arc ow In the co When they stop biting In the spring clim ate of iV y, yet New , treed to th'e limit pe- WO! Ki< like a charm! t1 to turn In her vie­ i have been mon? or U coop* ■ , isi "iTjuiil. Ihe locality, at least not very far, but late. titi opposite sides of t'(! U |ii diirims tin1 wintc i amt ] dllat t «in 1becomt»« niuxRinh. hen*m w hai eight ^ chains; bury themselves In the mini n- .».id CKlk , vi j-nine degree* west, in the coolest places they can find. lUirly auici iH'và i» »un»buif. \ i Hik alii aïA plac for flsh, and 10 were tout abret throughout the cxerc ist' and plenty of it. If :you can’t - »''res' l° lh,, A* 00 tirne is win,er flounder in growing notato at whol r >»me' premise* con- v«r>' active, hut settles Itself on the vent. Miss Becker really lost take a hoe, spade and a rakip and do the tide. Of rourae, flsh are also in th crop that i> guth- on Ihe final turn, where Miss Guest some real work In the gnrtle!n, then o Hurt and wife to bottom and takes Its food there. The otber parts of the bottom, but gullies ™ aud stored, ont-half v|>oils In yuit-( l«lm dssd-dajod gummer flounder tp nds much of Its gained a couple of Inches. At the (apt- brisk walk of a mile or bo. and basins are the favorites, because *'torage. This means that for every ess than a foot divided the pair, and Thiis kind of trentun■nt will do yo« tsv otti. e' in book ;i< i Dote on the bottom also, but frequent* there food is most abundant. It Is. Potatoes eaten, two bushels u etc., and In said deed !y pursues Its food even to the sur- Miss Becker was clocked at 31 1-5 sec­ far more good than any ao-calle« therefore, wise for an angler to learn raised and spoiled from diseas« onds. sprlnu medicine 1 enti name Ami if R .Py' '¡! face. The flrst takes its food hv nlb- the position of these spots and when Naturally the consumer has to pay ... ,.. Thomas Hooper, by hllng; the second with as vicious a does not, then you bad beat sec your Ashing time arrives to cast into them. *°r other two bushels, when he doctor without delay. It may md be ,,i s n. I»««, and re- snap as any game fish. The summer or a little beyond, and reel the line hoys the bushel that is left. He Urged c^iuy clerk s ottl'j» flounder, wintering either in or near '“ y “I naretown and toms River, fashionable to dig In your garden nr across them. that If the disease could be stampc • Uh hi« family hti» been spending go out for a mile or so walk la the V'VisscKbed a»efoilows: D* regular summer feeding grounds, out, sweet irotatoes ought to cost muc ■»me lime In Charles',on, 8. C„ visit- open, hut us I have frequently obser- ■pits-. ' ii a cedar stake, third cor- put» In an appearance as soon as the KKC0 RD OF rOl'STY PENS IN less. . irsct kiiowii as T#-v'Vt water begins to warm, or about the r.tg his brother, Major John Ulrdsall ved, It 1» far better to be unfashion- it ilona the lint of nrui . . ,_ _ ’ VINCI INI» Etili-1.«TING CONTEST Plants, like animal», suffer from rtls »f the Coast Artillery, whojs station- able and hiulthy. than fuHhlonnble and .orth. ris-j -three degree* tune the winter flounder ceases to eases, said the speaker. Th! has been etl In one of the hurbor defence forts, unhealthy! i«t thirty-three chstne bite freely. By Memorial day there is Barred I'lvmouth R od» known ami studied for (wo eenturlt a corner of land beions- usually much epoiI with this fl;h. _ - ~ Any mun or woman who likes sun- 3. 8. Chamberlain, New Crypt 1002 but only In Ihe last thirty years lm Belus 1 North, many years ago a shine, fresh ulr and real exercise la c-VtineTto s »tons near Balts for summer flounders are var­ Harry H. ((her, Lakewnnrt (»4? nnv real prn.r»» tn fletltlnj; Ihe (i s «email teaelit r tl Barnegul, died on its a rule healthy and also good tem­ iant: theme tS) north- led. live small flsh, cut fish, partlco- S. < . Bboile I'laml !!• (Ii eases biVn inadr. Tn plant disease! Deepnibe- 8 l'H« nt his home In Mar- "i thirty-one feet, still larly spots and mosshunker. shedder pered. Time Impiline«» first o f all Ilea I J. 8. Armllage, Utkewood 1031 prevention Is 'better titan cure. The eellus, N. Y„ at ttn advanced In good health. Get next to naturo. ,!p"Ptheiice’ (t)> easterly^ nnd hard ctab aud yellow mussel. The i Underhill Uros,, Lakewood UBS fruit g row e i and his spraying is the Death came from a cancer In the right study her wav« and he wlm>. three feet to a slime; hooi.s for summer flounder fishing S. C. Mhltc Ceghoins best example of this has got the hand. He ««* m y degi-eev east, two may y- anything from ousht to * lip to th«* last inter- Unclean______surroundings ______are____ not «nn- Chas. S. Greene, l.akewood H20 disease loss down to a minimum com- - «ted In Ocean county affairs, so hi» ducivi to a healthy life. Do your pari tiv Ve the area !whni u ‘>«8*1». prefsial.ly the latter, or S j Henry E. Heine, l.akewood t>">5 pared with other crops. Loss iron» widow writes the Courier. Some of and your* neighbor will be so asliutn- ...... lemewel. alt. OUgtt. If tTC SSCS? ??" "•«< one ; ...... id V.*. Lyle. Tonis Jllvcr 1221 durasi in T O U.op» m ;,ew “ .»> ' parcels of thi above should be fastened so that the book ¡1- U '.dvr lolk »lone »enre remember ed that he will go and do likewise. j Columbian Farm. Toms River 1031 run about $500,00« a tear; Imth the Mr. North. Start on your spring clean up and I' V 'hom l's^^p« duiTnx *fllf I* below the dlpsy. which Is faot- Queensburv Farm. Toms River 723 white potato and ihe sweet potato crop ------let's make It snappy! enfd to the end of the line or lender. j Herman F. Sunder, Toms River 738 loase» are about three million each n sterling Stryker, who a few years ------• , amount of the Jutlir- and the other so that the hook hangs Tom« Poultry Fami, Toma River 726 year. ago nutde the Atlantic Highland» Al- Charles S. Royer of Camden, a stun- %^rriTm?*lwi ‘wo or three inches ala»« the dlpay. I Hoehn Farm 606 Ha’,i jbit| examination and erta piaci :.il!y unbeatable by ordinary mrr resident at Seaside Park, ha* interest on same from Flounder fishing may hi by easting ball team ,, and wjio from there went filed papers as alternate delegate 1» i , .ns's axed at ftd'tS: from the »hole, still Ashing from a l , " " s him In Is « a ^ ^ P iinm^March 9. 1».«; also hoa[ or sklw,y dr|(tlns tn „ rowboat i Poultry farm. I oiuh River, had the Vl.j »weet potato diaeMe In this XNl^1 w York (¿lantH. has been the Hepuhlican national convention ill luck to lose several of his hi ids, 8,x(.tion, compared with Atlantic and Pleased by the Giants to th* Toledo from the flrst conKressionul district property of John Scar- In the bay. The flrst and last furnish that were killed by a weasel, and is Gloucester counties and the southern c*l*h In the American Association, of New Jersey. ¡■hints, taken Into ex- tht most sport. it of Peter 2u tnlch. ■ now running a pen of fifteen, Instead states. He timed that farmers he very Stryker pitched for Atlantic High------be Mild by I King Pish or Barb of the normal twenty. In the previous cart}fui ju buying only liealtlTy plants. ,anii; the otherwis« almost in- Miss Marguerite Parliate, daughter »1.1» CHAFEY, Sheriff. I Generally (be first member of the contests birds that died were allow- tls they might otherwise Introduci* vincible Toms River team, in 1917, and of Rev. and Mrs. Ralph S. Carlisle Solicitor. croaker family to appear on the coast cd to be replaced. Some contestant« <]i».>a»e ii (¿e soil, and then they defeated them.. |of Penn« Grove, formerly of Toina 1920. of New Jersey ln the spring Is the were thought to take an unfair »0- would have trouble for a long time. ------River, I» attending the Western Mury- king-fish. This fancy fish begins to be v¡image of this provision m pievlous af|vif,p wlls that every farmer Jam«'» Eckersley, a former pas- land College at Westminster, Md. Rev. abundant about the middle of May. One contests in picking the 1« placemen should raise Ills own sprouts for plant- tnr ul ‘New Egypt M. R, church, ha« and Mrs. ( ttrllsle are well and he I* »! M V OUl’IIAN8* COURT of the remarkable features about the bird, and this time It was agreed titer. lB){ after carefully selecting the v >d. r<>,,l'ed front the active ministry, and busy in his pastoni! work In Penns early appearance. of the klngfl.'h Is should be no replacement», end the St t(] llo,nto<-» „[„.old he plclfnl out In la now located at Columbus, where he I Grove, which was one of the boom estate of Leonard that It is very sensitive to cold water, natural hazard of death in the noca. tht, thp fan bffor(, Mrf llt,ilu, has bought a home and settled down, towns caused by the war. i siitc of Lards to pay When kingflsh flrst made Its appear- that every iioultryman tace« In . J» (akon to select them front a healthy * ,m r / ' r i ’ n a v i v ------— ------— ------1 ance Iti Northern waters, shout 100 own business, should he faced In Ihe and vj„oro„H bi|| t|lat bad made a bla • K LR lO .N Plano solo, ...... Mrs. E. Moss Mathis. Idmlristratrix of the es- years ago. for It like most of the eontest. But some of the otticr eou- |(.,d Th ahotlld bc examined cure- (Crowded out last w»ek> Welcome from Epworth Lattguti . tv WiiMiii, deceased, hav family, Is a native of Southern or testants say that Warner shot Id he fu„y ^ ,)Hldin(( alul „ tU,.ie Wu„ A re^ntlon was temlerod the new- Miss Maude Ireland. ¡•‘l* e oath a true account' gomi-tropiral waters, It pushed as far allowed to replace the birds killed 5 ally si(tn of diwaH(. at un( the potato pastor of the M. E. church. Rev Dan- Vociti solo, Sanine! Andrew*, in ',vl U* nm.earsb “ha/ The Nor'h a» northern New fangland. but vermin. , should .....not ...he used for seed ;the sprout (,.] Johnson, on Tuesday evening, be- Welcome, Ladies Aid Hoclcty, Mra * sii.i, ,,j the said Leonard wil- the water was so cold that thousands i i - ipsnmciont to pay his wf,rf ra „t upon the shore, numbed or . S M k S i SSfSSTtSS, afl «•SPRsSfS a ? 1 s ^ “ !'• :■ f t J. , .„iii';' ',lnK th* *M of ,he Courl chilled to d< ath. Hence If Is not found county entries with Harry H. Ober of ¡Ily d|seased |« M .=« ration, -«r. ...t.1011, n ,l .i i f f 1''aff *ilS,"6a»i.5™ ■‘ii¡.'111,00 on thi» eighth day ot abundantly even In the summer above Lakewood, second. They stand 1254 burned. ' Ifc* "ritered that all Persons In- New York state. < l '42. I he high pen is that of H. P. ■d, consisting ol potted plants, pussy Mih. Chas Webb Walker, Hudson, Mass., with 1772. Black rot and stein rot are The two willows and evergreens. A very In-! .... „ r.V”ii Veal MtlW iTThTskl^SiinL | The kingflsh 1» found In the surf, chief sweet potato diseases, both fun- lerestlng program was rendered and ! ,v ,, c2D1f’ ',<,re|8n Missionary, Mrs. f Wilson, deoeaikert appear bafora on thi- bar« in lb** »uif tbe entrance gus growlhs. The former flourishes follows; I '• Parker. I inker, or t«y» and in the channels and on RECENT DEATHS. chiefly In wet seasons, which is favor- Singing, America. • Vocal solo, Mrs. Frank R. Gooch. May,“l9’0 at To A M to show the edges of bars, and often on Die — able to the growth of the fungus. It Lord’s Prayer Community welcome. Mrs. Samuel •-hy bo much of the «aid lands, ten- bars thempelvcB in the bays* wherever Mrs. Marj Clayton makes black spots in the potato nnd ... . , „ . ,,,,,, Lippinoott. '* »reilitameniB and real entate of thpre &re criwtnr(>anR and small mol- Lakewood. April 3.- Mrs. Mary RponB lt for food. Stem rot Is where Welcome from Sunday-school. J. W. Trio, Mrs. Frank Layton, Frank B. i t i C T S d m wm h?niuffiTinTtc | lusks to be bad. A strictly bottom Clayton, widow of the late John H. * fungus growth gets In the veins, pr llorm'r- 1« ¡♦•tita. I dwfeller. the kinefish must be fwbed Gooch, Miss Allle Dayton. * irther ordered that this order be for wjlh bmb resting on the hot- Clayton, died at her home in Fifth „assuges that convey water through Vocal solo, Mtsa Rhoda Lipplncott. Remarks, Rev. Daul.-l Johnson. street, Tuesday, after an illness of the stem, choke It off am} cause the Welcome from Official Board, Geo.'F. As ‘”p of ihLkif sh«; three years. She was 73 years of ate plant to die. Planting In soil that is Randolph, Refreshments were served and a w a_«t least on0®®®®®®®®®® QjDJXO:o:onu b U| v, M. HOWARD JKFFRI.^. Judge ^ antj even as small as 3. A short shank- Lakewood. Funoral services Saturday fUj Gf an(j gproutg, were the ways ed hook will also be found more de- at tbe late home at 2 o'clock’, in fight these diseases. No manure kumer an ! Ceorgr A Rumer: 1 slrahle then a long shanked one. he- ment at Harmony. She is survived by should be used in the hotbeds where or an order of the Court^ of cause the baits are Biimll.. one daughter, Mrs. W. E. Holbrook^ „he «„.outs were grown, he said, but f New Jersey, made on the day The kingflsh is a sturdy fighter and and two brothers, George E. Major, artificial heat instead. | ip hereof. In a certain cause possesses a strength surprising for Its Wanted muel C. Bailey. Jr.. Is com- of North Carolina, and Harr^ R. Ma- j gmut in «weet corn he said Is anoth- i I you Patience Rum er and size, hence on account of the relative jor of Lakewood. (!r disease frequently carried over !turner and ethers arc defend- weakness of the hooks, as well as for re required to appear and plead, ------¡from year to year through tnfeded lemur to the complainant’s greater sport, it is not well when rod ROUND ABOUT Till. 001 N 1 i 1 soil, or by Infected stalks being used before the tenth day of May fishing to give the butt immediately on Arrangements for tbe 1920 Home as bedding, and Infecting manure used !< default thereof such decree fastening the hook i-j its mouth, but to -n against you as the Chancel­ Service Fund campaign of the Salva- on next year's crops. | 50 Carpenters 's equitable„„„u,.,,. and..... just.j...... Rive line and play until the fish Is tlon Army, tbe last big public appeal | Mr. NlsHley followed this lecture ii is filed to foreclose a mort- tired. Concerning baits, the kin^nsn for funds to be made by that organ!- (wlth an illustrated talk on truck grow; 10 CEMENT FINISHERS 19 P«?»‘ona‘«‘y fond of jellow mussel. zatlon, are being made in Ocean coun- Ins, using lantern slides. He was n lands situ ate In the vll* shedder crab and a slice of either ty. Visits to last year's chairmen in strong for spraying, both for disease Long Job —Best Working Conditions River» Ocean County, NeW spot or moss hunker. It also 1« fond Ihe different communities of the coun- and insects. He said the north Jersey h \oil are part owners. of Wood worms. ELLIS L. PIERSON, ty are being made by Frank C. Evans, truck farmers were now all raising Solr. of Complt, Spot nr Cape May Goodie of Fair Haven, campaign director In their own seed, and getting away from Trenton, N. J. Almost simultaneously with the 9. 1920. charge of Ocean county and several depending on the commercial seed kingflsh the spot or Cape May goodie other central counties of the stale, which whs generally far from what IRWIN &~LEIGHTON ¡puts in an appearance, generally in Especial appeal is also bung made fly It is sold for. He showed by pictures NOTICE countless thousands, a*nd it haunts the the Salvation Army to the different the methods used In intercropping, j v Naval Air -tation I'creby g: »n th a t pursuant to m „lappa as Its cousin, the king- * hcKwIature of the .State of. , ' T_ tani «v-p snnt Posts of the American Legion and to and in following one crop with anoth- * •i tied “An Act tor thi bet- fish, besides others. In fact, the spot the B. P. O. Elks to secure the co- er on the same ground. He urged cov- • garage keepers and auto- je not particular where it swims, pro- operation and support of these organ- er crops to take the place of horse i Lakehurst, N. J. f-n approved April 14 1915. yjded tbere ls f00d to be had, shrimps, izations in the campaign. mrnure, which is scarce and getting tWthl fiSkiley Bomliapi yellow mussel, blood worms, small The quotas for Ocean county are as scarcer; and seemed to think tbe cov- River. Ocean County. Nt*v rnollusks and, in fact, almost anything follows:. Lakewood. 13500; Toms Riv- er crop the better in other ways, in April 14; 1*». at in .■ t flpsll line is food for tbe spot, one Packard touring car. „ . er, $300; Point Pleasant. $300; Bar- that, it kept the soli from being wash- ?>0 horse power, engine No. Bui of a*l the spot JihCB a negat, $100; Beach Haven, $100; Lake- ed away or blown off in winter, and. ■ ■-'mobile has been detained Cape May goody. It loves the surf, anu hurst, $100; Manabawken. $50; New ¡f a. legume, took nitrogen out of the row and there «*'*» probab r more spots are taken from ■i storage and repsi™« [be ^ by ca3til,s int0 the breakers Egypt, $50; West Creek, $50; Tucker- air and put it in the ground for plant ifh the sam e will ton, $50; making * total for Ocean food. He was also strong for lime or, day nf sale. than all other species of fish put to­ county of $2600. wet or sour soils. i m gether—that is, if the hooks used are "î LEVARD GARAGE CO Mr. Evans will shortly establish a n 1 rr ■lohn R. Pels, President, small enough to slip inside its mouth. The most successful Epot fisherman office at Red Bank from which place RUUU AGAINST IVKT IfKI'ERUNDVM N'OTICf; TO < U FIIITO tiS he will direct the activities in Mon------A noet effective remedy for the relief of asthma will use hooks as small as No. 6. or mouth and Ocean counties. San 'Francisco, April 2. The Su- ilklnson O. Conrad. the size that many bait fishermen use and hay fever, The healing fumes from burn- "id nnd Chftrlw ?J. Crttn- One of the features of the campaign prune Court of California dismissed ir.g herb3 relieves the choking sensation by • i Wilklmton G. Conrad, when out for brook trout. this year will be the presentation to yesterday a petition for a referendum i •""1 --f?- of the Surrogatie of i.be Croakers______inflow the spot«, and sorne- charing the air passages and soothing the irri­ hcrcbv give notice tt* ,;me alm ost numerous about Dec- each contributor of a small bangle-pin on the prohibition amendment to the tated membranes, Tn u?e for more than 40 ; the paid deceased to bring LU ” 11 . . . . , mil*» earW in the shape of a tambourine. » Federal Constitution. The petition ai- years. Two sizes—SSc and $1.00. ' leinand* and cleims oration day, but this Is a Htue cariy, Joe McCallion, a Lakewood lad, is ieged that tbe act of congrec, in spe- ► ■ r»f Boid deceased, under for that fish. It is usua’Jy the latte7 S'nrever' barred ■■ f tain to be plentiful, excepting in the Lady." Joe Is a nimble dancer, and fourth of the states prevented the '‘■refer against the said Er.- lowTer Delaware Bay in the neighbor­ has made a hit in the west and south, state from prescribing a different rati- hood of Fortescue. Small weakfish 22. 1920. H. Levinson of tbe Pinewood hotel, tying power. ■JAVTH O. CONRAD Lakewood, has bought the Takahassee ------—. HARLES M. CONRAD NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF Executor*. \ r c 017 NT hotel at West Eng, Long Branch. He DIVORCE GRANTED IÏ Esfatc t:f T-tn-an Brahn. deceased'. will build another hotel tbis summer . ------pOTKi y-iLb. - hereby given that tbe accounts b eep “ f SFTTLEM EJfT OF at. Lakewood, next to the Elisbuvg, An absolute divorce has grani­ Of t! r- •- :h-'Tiber'Harry A. Toner, admin- te be known as the New Commodore, ed to Mrs. May E. Cramer, of New vccofnt if traO : <>f the estate of said Lillian Brahn, I Shoes Repaired in 20 Minutes ■ Burke, deceased. Joseph H. Hoff of Lakewood, a stu- Gretna, from Milton A. Cramer, of At- * ‘-riven thru the accounts prill l audited and stated by the Surro­ -Vr< hur Burke, executor gate and veiwfted for Settlement to the dent at the University of Pennsy’.va- iantic City. B. H. White was'her at- T Orphans Court of the County of Ocean, on nfa. is the leading lady in the Mask torney. : T ^M avr «he" second May of Apr.« A. D. i wish to announce that i am now in position to do your and Wig eiub production by that col- m '—;—Z ~“T"“ „ . I ’ •-cuJement■lilemen, tom the Orphans Febn ,a ry 27, A. D. 1320. ounty of Oeean, on Friday. fegn this spring. He also wrote the ‘-The Farmer's Worst Enemy— Rats.; Shoe Repairing promptly. Work done while you wait, or HARRT A. TONER, Ailiainistrator. lAwSW «*??- A- D. 1920. operetta. f The Farmer’s Best Friend- in 20 minutes time, i have just put on another repair man ! a . d . 1*2». Point Pleasant is having trouble to Rat-Snap.” Ar-.THCR B fE K E , Executor. KIKE »(STRICT ELF.CTI03T get lumber to rebuild'its beach board- These are the words of James Bax- i ■ and have ail modern repairing machinery, which enables walk, injured by the February storm ter, S. J.: “Ever since f tried RAT- Notice is hereby given to the Jews voters me to promise good work, promptly done, of Fire District No. 1 of Dover Township, tides. SNAP 1 have always kept it in the, $ cer Hospital that the muiiuhI meeiiiiK vv ill lie held oii The Eiior company which bought house. Never fails. Used about $3.00 j * TRF.Vrox, X..J. TFESTJAV* A ER IE 13. 192« a tract of land at Point Pleasant last worth nf RAT-SNAP a year and fig- I J at three o'clock in the afternoon at the («S tahsh9 t™ * «-year training Engine house of Toms River Fire- Co. summer, has completed one house on ¡re it saves me $300 in chicks, eggs X MEYER WILLIAMS E..1 ..“fly® Grammar School « - it for Mr. Coudit, and is laying foun- and feed. RAT-SNAP is convenient., I i |r «rJ™ t,one year of High for the purpose oi «¿eetiug two eoinmi^- sioncr* for i hree >*^ts and ono cotunvls- dal Ion* for two more, with a. fourth Just break up cake, no mixing with t Main Street TOMS RIVER, N. j. y- y:;,, Particulars >«■ sioner for two years. Polls will remain cpen from 3 to 7 p. m. bouse in prospect. Tbe tract runs from other food.” Sold and guaranteed by J ' ,,t r H»«pital, Tisatii», w, J, THOMAS B. IRONS. Secretary the railroad to the beach. j E. H. Berry, Toms River. N. J.—Adv.

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JMlTfl’F KLiTTtOH iiuHoii.il ui m n n Ki u t u i t i None Newer None Smirtir III |. %N I IM MTV, SK H J r.ltM * Millinery Decreed Mill I*« lurid In f.s1 . liultot Gil UK lUM'KH.U ITÏ Women s Frocks AI itw Hchiml Mouee, K lilh and u a w ra i For AvvntiM, on stili li hi Tl lallAY. APHIt. t?TH* l»H $29.50 lo $125.00 Itelwreii Uw hour« '•( 12 M n rw > « 1» tttlod to voi. primary of his poHt* aim 0 o'ctaek p. m. leal party No i «ball I Spring and Summer on «.«I il»> fur Hit «toeltoa hy a iftrort Of unusual interest to all well dress­ vot^ iif Ihr iMNiplf of four i>*le«tai«*i* PI • 14 LH*|| L ais# la the W#t>uti|l#an N ational C onvw - has been reglsl .___ red byb: affidavit; nor than TheA Hv acceptedttVWVWkVU modesluw uvw in Millinery ^ ”in ed women is our Spring collection of flton. It, id f t • 111 A lift n.ittm aI to In# any voter I* n (lowed to vole In the |*i ReiHiMicntt N»llotml r»nv#nti#**i ami four mary of one |< •liticai party If his name its many delightfulmttf ‘ ‘ ‘ variations of style, frocks—unfolding one by one fashions t itoiritflir» ftt l*i»rgt to th# Democratic concert In the primary boo« of iht other N itionnl Convention, ami four AI Urn Ale* political party aa made up at the lati tnmming...... w andana accessoiy is exhibited in that vie with one another for charm and «1 1* m * to the U w A crttie N «tlon«l Cow- preceding eleetl «m In said election district mntlon. amt two nelniit« from the Third Any voter quMilitad to vote s t the gen« the Steinbach Millinery Salon. youthfulness. Some are fashioned sim­ OunrreitdmmI Dlatrlet of New Jersey to eral eleetlon, » m y register for said pri- the R#f»ultll»an National Convention. an«t marv elertloo. and be entitled to vote There are hats from many authorita­ ply on the long slender line «giving ex­ two A lternate« from the T hird Unfair««* thereat by nin< g with the municipal eiern «tonal Dietrlit of New Jersey to the Ite- of id* m utt let [ silty, at least ten days tive sources, and a number of them una­ pression to the tunic and chemise. Oth­ ubllran National Convention, and two Dftor to the di *y of the ptlm ary an affi- tcliurate* from the Third Congreealonai davit In the f firm now required by law nimous as to style, assuring the defi­ ers are quaintly puffed or draped at the rPtetrirt of New Jersey to the Democratic for reglslering voters for any general National Convention, and two Alternates election. niteness of fashion, and at the same sides for there is a new silhouette call­ ffom the Third Congressional Dlatrlet or i I>ated April 6. New Jersey to the PemiH-ralir National N* fl. HA RK ER, Clerk. time her diversity. ed bouffant which makes much of side Convention, In pun»u«nee of the election laws of the State of New Jrreey. sorte l OF KI.H’TIOJI Very large or very small are the hats, effects. The new note in sleeves is free- Said primary election shall he conducted IMIV EH TOW NSHIP by the members of the boards of registry I OCEAN COl BfTT, NEW JERSEY made of rough straws, fine Milan, high­ dom—and accordingly some sleeves i V ' . f c and election in Ih manner now required !.. law for the ibti l’i mint ly glased straws and combinations of > • elections I ,.i»y given at stop short above the elbow while others duct of the annual prlmar Hold In Sentami>er of each year. i:It TOWNSHIP straw with crepe georgette, taffeta and go to their full length. Kvsrv voter whose name »istrici, at the Town Hall. on the poll book of the In the village of Tome satin. A ,, . FABRICS ARE SOFT and LUSTROUS general election In the el Poke hats with short upturned bnm In which he offers to vote Ha Chinchilla Satin, Fan ta Sei, Satin till at the hack and wide brim at the front, A PRII, m il. IH t Taffeta, Crepe Georgette and imported to vote urs of 12. .10 o'clock new variations in toques and turbans. appears laces. These are beautifully tnmmed baa Ikvi egistrred by affidavit; nor shall Sailors with wide or narrow brims and ^ b e allowed to vote In the pri- with wool embroidery, jet steel or glass mary of one (Hdltiral party If hie name voir of uu p< Farge to iln> It can Ni high crowns. < 5 appears In III* prim ary •“■»•< ”1 tl* nih.r .tii.i ir Alternates ut l.iuy.- i beads. point. parly a* matte* unup ai»• ine i«»* ' , 7 ,:. »1 |1 eliN'tfon ill.trl. t Republican National Cor cation am! in Oylcgatee al Ferge I" lim ili All the new Spring Colors are here s S m i - Cedar Chests to Conserve including new tones in brown and blue. tharaa l ** by * ffito k " w Rh th/munlclpal rljjrW .l»r^.h' to of hi. municipality, at len.t ten day» i , , National CWivantlmi. ami prior to the .lay of Ih, primary an uril- jh# B»PuWluan Nathmai > congraa- Your Winter Clothes davlt In Iho form now required by la» l» o A llurnal«. rron ^ |u th, Kc- B elts H a v e a P en ch an t fur registering voter, for any general pollili Convantlon. ami two There is no article of furniture that election. 1Pelea...... aale, 1 * * . .. . from .I the ’Phir.« Third <',.ntrr»>MMlt)ti!ll fonar.-«.lima D;iiea April 6. 1920. Diet riot of New Jeraey to the Damorntte is more useful than the Cedar Chest. for Being Narrow WM. H. IIA II.KV. Clerk National Convanttolt, »»<• l*° Aï,®/,!, „» from the Third Congressional Distri'I of Such a chest may be quite inexpensive The novel narrow belts of matching material or of NOTU'K OF RiyfTIIIH New .feraey to the Democrat c N. tona llllllon.il OF BAT HEAD Convention, In purauam-e of the ele generalBnn>iNi ««»«•«»election In••• . . , plied with a collection of colors: brown, grey, orchid, purple, blue, red, white and' vote of the people of four Delegate, at In which he nfTer. to vole, nr »In |m* chests—make your selection while the ten ge to the Republican National < onvan- been regl.tered by •fjldavlt. » >»' ’ black, 59c to §1.25. Hum. iiii.I four Alternai» at I.nrge to the titled b> vole In Ihe primary 'd hi. I Repuhlicun National Convention and four hai party. N" I*raon «hnll 1 »» stock is complete. Delegatee at l.nrge to the DMnorratio to vote al »Hid prlnmr. National Convention, and four Alleniate, appear, on wild poll h'“’* " r. at I,aree to the Democratic National Con- ha. been regl.tere.l hv allhliiv It . nor «nan 3 A v y ,„,‘ ,r ...... legatee from the Third anv voter he allowed lo vote In the prl Congreaalonal Dlatrlrt of New Jeraey to nmry of one [ff ,'J" |,„r the Repuhllenn National Convention, and animare In the I'Htoarj bo<>k r in > two Alternale, from Ihe Third Congtea- political party aa made up at tn*' atonal oialrlrt of New Jeraey to the He- p rid in g eleetlon In «aid elw tton matri t. publican National Convention, ami two Any voter »«" ^ 1 J ‘ .,,rfnr «aid prl- Delegatee from the Third ( ongre.alonal eral election, m’'' .T. i i w “' vole ni.trirt of Ne.. jeraey to ihe Democratic nmry election, and ne •IP *! , ,,un.y National Convention, and two Alternate, thereat by «1>,,k * llh *ha mui Iclpal IWk Trum the Third Congre.«lonal Dlatrlet of of hla tounhJpallty. at 1 . • *•' am . New Jereev to the Democratic National prior to Ihe day of th. primar an a Conventi.^, in purauaneo of the election davit In ihe form now equi ed b> law lawa of the State of New Jeraey. for reglaterlng voterà tor any g. aerai H a h ! primary election «hall be conducted election. ayoy me the mmnuM" members Of theA*«'3 tom riu »rregte ry Dated AprilTHEODORE 8. 19», FISCHER. Clerk. ami «ItH’liuns, ft* near ah m ay be in me manner now required nv law for the con­ duct of the annual primary elections in n o t ic e o k e l e c t i o n September of each year. m utin OH OF RABVKJ CKI'AR* Every voter whose name shall appear II.'KAN CtirNTT, m il JKItSKA on the poll book of the last preceding general election In the election district InII which he offersOders totu vote,vine, or whownu haso... N°U» Jju{'B¿|bJ¡eil§Vfn lhal " Sf».een regisiereoregistered b> •■> — “}“ ' J ^ r.v “Ä lioitO ofllH C O ll Il OK II AU V II C ERAHN Hied to vote In the primary of his polli- At the High Point Yacht club house, on cal parly. No peraon aha I no allowed At JAV ,vpmi. «Til. 1921' o vote at said primary unless ns name ., hl)Urs nf 12.an o'"'oek p. m. Special Furniture Values at Steinbach s .ppears on said poll book m unless ho ,,,,, l" . .s ,? , laa been registered by affidavit: nor shu 1 \'he election by a direct my voter he allowed to vote In the prl , ,hc _eo,,|„ four Delégales at 11 PIECE ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SUITE— nary of one political P»r*y ** 2S£mr I.arge to the ïteioihllcan National ('onven- 9 PIECE IVORY SUITE— api.ears in Ihe primary hook of thy other ' JJj (our A|teni„ies at barge to the A Dining Room Suite in the Queen Anne Perio political party aa made up at Un_ J “d .. . . National Convention and four No more attractive suite for the Bed Room could preceding election In said election dlatrtet. ^] ‘h l ,’1 ; p, the ftemoeratle be found than this. It has pleasing lines and the PAny Any.vSter voter qummouqaaliHe.l to vote¡at «** the *»-■;» mmiimiuiV Cunventlon, and...... four Alternates Design. sral election, may register .for said pH* ,,t x’nrge to the Democratic National Con- mary»ary election,oleotlon, and behe entitled to Votovoto vent|ol® . ® u,l(j > ^wo*— ri..i....,.i..oDelegiites cmmfrom iimthe ThinThird cane inserts add much to its beauty. The work of famous designers is much in ev lerertt by filing with the municipal «loti ,«„MKrr^s|0MaI District i»f New Jersey to f his municipality, ¡»t least ten dnjs Îiénubliean National Convention, and rior to the day of the primary an aril- the Kegm iin fj.om Thin, Cnngres- Inc'uded^e 2()x4() inch top with a 22x28 inch glass. dence in this suite of Eighteenth Centun J ftvlt InIM Ulfthe formlum i nowid... -'Mrequired...... b> . law ■tonal , , niHirictDistrict of New Jersey to the Re-IHVM R< 'or registering voters fur any generai publican National Convention, and two Chiffonier, 20x32 inch top with a 16x20 inch glass. sign. election. Delegates from the Third Congressional »¡.led A pril «. I® ». p cm sY T H c.,erk District of New Jersey to the Democratic National Convention, and two Alternates Twin Beds, 3 feet 3 inches wide. Included: from the Third Congressional, Dlstrh t or Toilet Table, 19x36 inch top with three way mirror. NOTH'!'. OF FIT ! THIN New Jersey to the Democratic National Buffet, 22x63 inch top. IIIIIIOI (ill OF IIKAt'HWOOII (Convention. In pursuance of the election Chair with cane seat. 0 (1 AN COI' NTT, M ill' JKIIHKA laws of the State of New Jersey. Mirror, 20x28 inch. Said primary election shall be conducted i isa»q prim ary■ eif< . c iu»u it... him ■'. ] u n f...... rui'IMl: : I V Rocker with cane seat. Notice Is hereby given that » Primar» byy inethe memmednbers nei» of the ta.n...... l. .; ,7, •„» China Closet, 16x45 inch top, 64 inches high. and elections, as near as may he In tm Toilet Table chair, with cane seat. ¡lection will he held In manner now required by law for the «on- Ito ito ru il OF PK A ('ll WOOD duct of the annual primary elei Hons In Night Stand, 14x14 inch top. Serving Table, 20x42 inch top, patent drawn At the Borough Hall, on September of each year. T t’ESOAV. Al'ltll Ì.ITII. IMll Every voter whose name shall appeal Complete S u ite ...... ^ WUK) Extension Table, 54 inches round, 8 foot exteij Between, » . tin* hours of *2.30 o'clock p. m. on the poll book of the last preceding ltd 9 o'clock p. i»» sal “ dayf.'r ïhe election hy a direct general election In «-„•¡««““".¡«»‘i.ïï 6 PIECE REED SUITE, Bronze and Blue. sion. te of the oe.t.ple of four D elegates at In ».hhh he to ».«■ . rge to the Repuhllean National ''novel,- ’,Bf", v .te ln the prlmary o la Dolu­ This is one of the most attractive Living Room 5 Side Chairs, tapestry seats. ti. and four Alternates at Farge to the titled '» votela >"• b(, aU'llW«(l Itnhllcan National Convention and four teal part». No I . unless i.is name Suites on our floors. Such a suit gives refine­ ilegates at Farge to the Democratic to vote at sal pi mat» uni* »» h(. 1 Arm Chair, tapestry seat. dinnat Conventloii, and four Alternates ¡''rnefstered hv affidavit; in shall ment and beauty to any living room. harpe the Demm-ratic National Con- h;* S , 1rS lS J ? ,î “ t, ïn Ihe prl- Complete Suite...... -...... | ntlnn. and two Delegates from the Third aii> « t nollfleal part.' If Ids name ngresslonal D istrict of New Jersey It. m a t. , '¡V J ...... 1,1 >,,u of the other Included: ■ Republican National Convention, and appears; tn the l'r'm“FV “ ^ ,.lal TELEPHONE TABLE AND CHAIR OF SOLID n Allernatos from the Third Congres- poll[h a ,n saia election districi, Settee * nnl Dlelrlet nf New Jersey to the Re- pre. eding eie th ,1",*; l”,'ihe gen- bllcan N ational Convention, and two Any voti, ^ quaili tu ' f , , Arm Chair t* X M & ;f MAHOGANY let-ales ...... me Third Congressional crai eie-Ilo . may register tor a ^o(0 lit-, -I New 'erse, to ihe Dem ocratic m ary e a"?th ti,eeVnnnh'lpaI derk Arm Rocker ** This convenient telephone set includes a table: Atonal Convention, and two Alternates thoieat lF ,gL A led to vote in the primary of his oolit- DOROUOll OF ISLAND Hl lbHTS il party. No person shall be allowed At the Council Chamber, on S cin to li dDwp&Bf \ (Mc :it said primary unless his name TUESDAY, APKII, 27T11, 1989 pear« on said poll book or unless he Between the horns of 12.30 O'clock p. m. t been registered bv affidavit; nor shall and 9 o’clock p. m. • voter be allowed to vote in the pri-prl- G11on mv|dsaid day for the election by a diiect C4sbun) Park0 Hew Jersey try ofr one...... political{f 1,1 a partynnm i if hie name voi,,. of the people ot foiir Deleigates ai nearstears inIn the primary book of the otnerother jjargeLarge to the RepublicanKepuniioan National«« u «.iui Cornell'■ »' ■■ ....¡tic-;,I . partv ' us . mails...... i...... up titI # the1... Fiut Inst tton,. »,„,1 four AlternatesAltornulug tilal I.iil'tTt ito5 LO 'n® ItlC ecedceding ng election eleolion in saidsum eleetloneiueuuo dlatrlet. ytepunueanKepublh-nn i,»National .'" " « ' Convention^ ...... n. and four ii.- Anv voter qualified to vote at the gen- Delegates at Farge to th e Démocratie tlon, and four Alternates at Large to the of his municipality, at ¡‘' ¿ j t at eleetlon,...... may. register...... tor, ...... said I’1'- prl- National Convention. Convention, and to^r^AUeinat^. - September of each year. Republican National Convention and four prior to the day ot the , .....*rv election, Is,., and.iii.l Knhe ,>!ilill,‘ilentitled ti»to VOI©vote at..f Toron,i.argo rrtto 1the democratic- National Con election. Every voter whose name shall appear Delegates at Large to the Democratic davit In the form oreat bv llling with the municipal cWrk veIltion, and two Delegates fiom the Thtrn Datei! April 6, 1920. _ ... or. the poll book ot the last prM edln* for registering voters for GEORGE S. McKAlCfo '- lel *v- National Convention, and four Ait trim tes election.election. , , nt}f. his municipality, at least ten days congressional District of New Jersey u general election In the election district at Largei^arge to uwsthe ltoiiwu Democratic« ^ National, Lou-- ^ nr>r to the(lie day of the primary an-ain-an-am- the Republican National Cf » to,'“ho«,^i'1 « “ “ : in which he offers to vote, or who has vention, and two Delegates from the Third Mated April o. ¡1 in the form now required by lav. lwo Aiternates from the !h..d ConglM NOTICE OF ELECTION been registered by affidavit, shall be en­ congressionalCongressional Districtuiaimi oftn New *’rJersey ~- to , I r registering voters for any general si0„ai District of New Jersey to the «*■ LACEY TOWNSHIP titled to vote in the primary of nis polit­ the r Republican i . . . ------VT«,lnn«lNational r'nmConvention, rantirin st-ll(land ! •clion uubllcan National Convention, and too OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY ical party. No person shall be allowed two Alternates from the Third Congres­ m o r e lo c a ls Rod \|)-I' li 19"0 Delegates from Ihe Third Congressional to vote at said primary unless his name sionaisional uistnctDistrict ofoí New jnsetJersey tow the Re FRANK J. TURNER. Clerk. District nf New Jersey to the Democrauc appears on said poll book or unless he Notice is hereby Riven lhal a Trlmary publican National Eonventlon, and two National Convention, a»»u two AUenniU» has been registered by affidavit; nor shall IDelegates »eiegaies frommini innthe Third um u Congressidhalguhjivw“--— ¡ fiom "the Thiid Congressional D istrict n Election will be hold in any voter be allowed to vote in the pri­ District of.. r NewXT..»*» Jeraey 1am,.,«. ito r. ithe K.. TVDemocratic ir. m nr^rq tin | William Brandt, who ^ NOTICE OF FLECTION New Jersey to the Democratic National LACEY TOWNSHIP mary of one political party if h»s name BERKELEY TOWNSHIP National Convention, and two Alternates 1 discharged from 0» * W ; , i Convention, In pursuance of the election At Fidelity Hall, Railroad Avenue, in appears in the primary book of the other from the Third Congressional District of ! OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY i.iws of the State of New Jersey. the village of ForWfcd River, on political party as made up at the last New Jersev to the Democratic National to Akron. Ohio, to wf ‘“he ¿ J Said primary election shall he conducted TUESDAY, APRIL 27TH. 1980 preceding election in said election'district, j mill, and also to plw in Between the hours of 12.30 o’clock p- m- Convention, in pursuance of the election Notice is hereby given that a Primary hv tin* members of flic boards °f registry Anv voter qualified to vote at the- gem i laws of the State of New Jersey. and 9 o'clock p. m. era! election, may register for said pri-; neeted with the nmi- ,o!~t action will be held In mid elections, as near as may b*h’n •"* Said primary election shall be conducted BERKELEY TOWNSHIP manner now required hy law foi ‘he■ c.on on said day for the election by a direct marv election, and be entitled to vote Mrs. Ralph B. ®wd. ■ vote of the people of four Delegates at thereat by filing with the municipal clerk by the members of the boards of registry Toms River, on Monday « ,j,? 4 \ t the Town Hall, Bavville, N. J., on duct of the annual primary elections In and elections, as near at. may be in the September of each year. • Larere to the Republican National Uonven- of his municipality, at least ten davs cisco, where sh e had ^ 1 TUESDAY'. APRIL 27TI1. 1020 Kver\ voter whose name shall appear tionT and four Alternates at Large to the prior to the day of the primary an affi­ manner now required by law for the con­ cisco, warm »*“ —- jits, Between the hours of 12.30 o’clock p. m. Republican National Convention and four davit in the form now required by law duct of the annual primary elections in wimwith heraer uauB*»- daughter-1 . - _n# ~ 0 o’clock p. m. Delegates- at Large to the Democratic for registering voters for any general September of each year. le s Stanwood, and b ^ National Convention, and four Alternates election. Every votir whose name shall appear Red Bank to make hern ^ at Large to the Democratic National con­ Dated April 6, 1920. on the poll book of the last preceding Miss Alta Palm Std«^ vention. ami two Delegates from the third DAVID A. PARKER, Clerk. general election in the election district Congressional District of New Jersey to in which he offers to vote, or who has year taught in our pu««a A the Republican National Convention, anu been registered by affidavit, shall be en­ two Alternates from :he Third Congres­ NOTICE OF ELECTION titled to vote in the primary of his polit­ daughter of R«f nanpa m s » dtoiiuT Convention, and four Alternates appears on said J 0!1 '.’.mitayu ■ "no^ahaH sional District of New Jersey to the Re­ BOROUGH OF SURF CITY ical party. No person shall be allowed ver of Camp Hill» Vtuart gi• W tW » S WT« « r f \ V / n to g publican National Convention, and two OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY to vote at said primary unless his name j aster sunoaty j ngresslonal District of New Jersey to mary of one political part» If his amc Delegates from the Third Congressional appears on said poll book or unless he . Ea^prMrs. Annie B- i District of New Jersey to the Democratic has been registered by affidavit; nor shall National Convention, and two Alternates Notice is hereby given that a Primary Toms River, who sP®1’ c * ^ X n a t e " pSS 'pany/aT made up at the last ElectionHI willwin beur helduciu Inin any voter bq allowed to vote in the pri- from the Third Congressional District ol mary of one political party if his name Newark, N. T„ wiU be New Jersey to the Democratic National BOROUGH OF SURF CITY Sll^n National ^Convention. gK At the Town Hall, on appeal's in the primary book of the other in Phitadeiphia s h ^ c p; Convention, in pursuance of the election TUESDAY*, APRIL 27TH. 1920 political party aa made up at the last laws of the State of New Jersey. , preceding election in said election district, i A letter fr-fp , xon^ BJ S x « ’i i i ' S S S emrSiyel* n mS d ^ ’ £«# Said primary election shall be conducted Between the hours of 12.30 o’clock p. m. Camden- former.f _ ... -i- bv the members of the boards of registry on said day for the election oy a direct eral election, may register for said pri­ that he has been °- m the Third congrt^oim ati0nal prior to the dav of the primary an affi- and elections, as near as may be tn tne vote of the people of four Delegates at mary election, and be entitled to vote manner now required by law f o r th e con­ ia improving. rv e m 7 o n V i n purauiS?0of the election davit in the form now required by 'aw Large to the Republican National Conven- thereat by filing with the municipal clerk ¡a Of the State Of New Jersey. lor registering voters fo* any general duct of the annual primary elections »» ,2 P V(.ES—9 to 12 sEW 7 COI PIONEER NEWSPAPER OE OCEAN COUNTV. <2.00 A YEAR 5 CENTS A C OPY

BARNEGAT FORKED RIVER MANAHAWKIN OCEAN GATE ISLAND HEIGHTS ,, ker and wife »pent two day» The Charles Woolley house on Main •Mr and Mm. Chas. Schm \ lire id and SEASIDE I’ARK Jay Corliss of the Rider Moore and Mrs. John Irons Sr. and her sons. Miss *m iitc Ilnni.T amt slater Mi !aM week. street. Just north of the Lacey road, non 'J u rie s spent the week end at ■ I Stewart hmstnes* school spent several LeRoy and Willard, relumed to their Spent the Easter * ¡jo were here for Banter »as burned to the ground on the night days with his parents recently. tluMr h«mc* ham: also entertained a tdays in Nr >rk »11)101 Kmlly G»y- of March 31. It was occupied by \V. home ou Ceniral avenue, after spetid- with their aunt. Miss Marie Rogers spent the past fow friends over thp holiday. Ing a delightful w inter with her sis- , r.m rad Aim* fortt*», W Fouehe. whose wife and daughlct Knight u i i.,t week with Mrs. Maude Black. Mr. and Mr*. E, Sham* of l*hlla ter, Mr?«. Hattie Bonner, In t*ona week a; filing he .ndwlck. Margaret Rldg- were In Atlantic City for the winter Wlllver Bennett and Henry Soper *l*'ld the week end at their home. Branch. L Rutter, Mrs. Rebecca He was moving out. and \Voolle> teas eRoy Irons Is th e proud i for the season. are employed on Ihe section gang Mrs. Washington McAllister and P0SSC3801' ti»f a hind son w LVod«e \ H Tolbert. Miss Mildred moving In the house from Ihe Charles ne ne Jack Hughes Luke A. t ourtuey was a Thuc day Mrs Purvis ami sons have returned to s fanriy I,,,i iid Rutter Jr, Kenneth A Smith farm, where he had lived for visitor in Ptula their home in Camden after »pending Inland II leishts peopi some year*. Fouehe rati to bis near­ »*, pu rt leuIuri y i The Junior League will start a la) a here. the Mitmtt#r colony, aie fly Inter* \ii„vir sod wife entertaln- est neighbor. Woodlr Cornelius, and un iip of Ei Blinck and daughter Janice rated In t Mlss Clara Conover, of he «veddm# ot Mih» Aima i»th r u ally purcUaa- gave ihe alarm. Some of Ihe content* J. I- Kentmoie. e Easter holidays the May (iardrier (Meus, da were saved, and Woolley lost, beside tight«•r of Mr. ed of tl ,tr Raster. Mr. and Mrs. Williati Berry of Beach and Mrs. <1 him buck to Mi on Main at., Master Sunday, when tltelr Bor at his honn pile build!ng. Phlladelp Ida. The wed- Now Yelvod many useful presents und a l Uaskill and family motored j ra|j|n3 evenings to Toms River to see rlcd by the bride and attendant in- their home here. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nash, pleasant evening was spent with "iw n Friday returning lat«‘ j movies. eluded Easter lllltes. pink roses, pink Lawrence t axe of Glcnolden paid us entertained a house party of her young ! games etc Those present were Mr. ana ate*noon. w Miss Gladys Rogers and friend took I and white carnations, tulips and ferns, a visit over the week end. friends al the Nash pottage over Eas­ i Mrs. F. Brock way VIrs. Edw Penn, i in attended the Knights jn dance at Seaside Heights I The bride and a room were the reoip- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton of ter. | VIrs. Stella Brown, Misses Esther and todge at West (’reek last i ^vfrH. q Parker is entertaining her | ients of some very handsome presents, Phlla. were week end visitors at their Commodore and Mrs A. H. Graf 1 ness Emery, Mildred Bagley, Katie home here. ht. . grandchildren from Paterson. They left on Monday for a short wed­ have been entertaining Mr. and Mr*. Brower, Julia Penn. Mildred Allgor, •netta ('ranm er spent t h e , Mr an(J y rg Handoiph Phillip ding toil’ " or New York and »» ash­ Dr. and Mrs. S It. Patehel and fam­ Charles llnnsberser. j /.ella Wheeler, Edna Birdsall and with her mother. speni Saturda) in Toftis River. ing,on l.,ey will ettirn to Philadel­ ily have returned to their home In Former Commodore and Mrs. Albert I Messrs. Edw. Mangold, Lew Brower, Harris was home the week FORK IT RIVER PERT» phia. where their home will he In the Phlla after sivendlha Ihe Easier holi­ S. Atkinson of Mcrchantvlllo also It M Gould, Eil. Broekway. Al Mathis. near future Mr. Ixtwery has been con­ days al their home here. opened their home for the Easter ocen- I Voorhees Will, it, Dan Allen and Carl |,ar,‘n,i''Saturday - afternoon - —-I J (By Big Bill) nected with the Philadelphia poatoINce Mr. and Mr». Win. Page entertained The principal Street In town Is on and entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ I Haag. interesting when the high for the past eleven years. \Ve wish Mr. ami Mrs. Jans of Camden over the liam Gaston and Mr- and Mrs. Robert The I..idi, - Aid held a cake anil ico i. played aaalnst the mar- James Street. week end. for them an extended and happy life. Schofield, cream sale on Saturday last in tho The score was 5 4 in la­ Our berg beats the world Edward Wilton who hud been vis­ Raymond Saatman spent the week Holme*. Already Commodore Graf I» plan Hau.: lee cream parlor», the proceed» the high school, iting Ills uncle, C. Patterson, has re­ end with hi« parents. nlng the events of the summer at the ■ The only artnr here that's getting Mi. and Mrs. E. Strlugfleld open­ (or church benefits. l.inma Cox entertained her sis- turned to his home Itt l’hllu. yacht eluli, aided by h i, stall of offi­ The Chenowah Tribe of Red Men of : Sunday. the hook is the snapping turtle. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holmes and baby ed their cottage over the week end and George Uurodc Into town and out cer». The Ladles Auxiliary are also this town held a benefit ut the Park Jo , Miowlch, wife and ahlldren. of New York are visiting the former'» entertained a house party over the making their nluns for the more ins­ theatre on Saturday evening, the mov­ i iiiiowlch and wife spent Sun- again. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dutt- Easter holidays. Fra, i Why did they whippoorwill? Only tinctively social side of the summer ing picture. Heartsease was ahown, itsv heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. nue. Paul Jackson of Phil», was down program, Edw. Mangold. Frank Broekway md Enos. over the week end and Is making pre­ VI i Walter Bowers of Bordentown spent Aaron Wilbert attended the Masonlo Although the raven quolh "never­ parations to form a baseball club here Tlic Misses Westcott arc at their Heilfrich and wife of Phlla. Sunday with his wife and daughter lodge at Toms River on Tuesday eve­ uday with his mother. more." when he shook us last fall, this summer. . — | cottage, coming down early to watch who are spending some time here. ning. ~s»Jl VanFossom sivent Sunday with he’s back again. Lawrence Elberson of Perth Amboy The dance giver, )>y the fire company ! *'>e grass“is?, grow on theirtliclr lawn,lawn. ,,i Mrs. Job Pharo. The fossil man found In the (own ts spending several day* home with his Onn finltip/l'Saturday .. night .1.» al..i tl...the fire I,...... house i Mr. and Mrs. Scott and family are “ Uses Bertha Herbert and Mary his Walther, Mi. Holly school teacheiw, lllit! r.JiiiKxil nifcmspent thevmv week " vv" end»—■— ii dump • has been named by the , local , . paronts. profed h great succeas and kept the j hi their cottage. tmiifhter Mrs . Yeoman . TVPen- . . . ! paleontologist, \ CW Lhlsklosaurus I • b I .V > - i IV ■■ 11 f5alcohol- I c f v l i o l - ladies busy serving cake and ice cream j Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C lark spent the are chaperoning a party of girls who l i t i k i ensls. He Is supposed to have lived Mr. and Mrs. Irving ( cannier of arrived Thursday to spend the E»»tef rqd. 2 ileach Haven. YardvtUe were Sunday visitors In town The music was furnished by Miss Easter holiday» at their summer home Jof adwlck and wife spent Sun- In the primitive age of 1917. Examt Superintendent of the Life Insurance | Hartman, accompanied by Walter Rlt- I Mr. and Mrs. Schofield who oeeu- season at Up; Jisham cottage da V ait I Mayetta. nation shows he was a runt one. Comimnv Mr O'Shay was a Sunda, er, violinist. Also Wm. Griffin played ; Pled the Paft bungalow last year, have bide Park. Their próvégea áre Alio*' Mr iid Mrs Sam Gray spent Eas­ This town was for Wood all winter. visitor wllh N. M. Letts. many »election» with the vlctrolu. j rented the McKulg bungalow on W*»t Clarke, Mildred Budd. Gladys Hoyle. ier »uh their »on Lawrence and fam­ The dearth of engagements, marri­ Mis. Clara Crane and daughter , Miss Margaret Parrel entcrtulued the . End avenue for the summer. Mabel Gsell, Elizabeth Cloak 111 and ily ai Pitman. ages and deaths here, Is said to be Florence of Barnegat spent Thursday large crowd in atngln* many selections j Mr. Maleolmson Jr. was a guest Mildred Keesey of Philadelphia. Mrs. M . Liute Randolph entertained due to the high cost of rings, refill! t(,WI1 ! Another feature was the fancy dancing at the Pclo cottage for the week end. M. K. Matlack Is also acting as chap­ Rev and Mrs Pennington Corson Jr, and funerals. Clark Cranmer has employed a elerk j bf Paul Jackson and Todd Purvis.' Mr and Mrs. Ed Lloyd spent the erone for another house party of lYilr- 11 dinner on Sunday. IO work In his »tore ' which was greatly bnjoyed by all. : Easter holidays at their cottage. teen hoys and girls from Mt. Holly, Mrs. Charles Brant and son Kenneth LAKEHURST David Lynch of Wayne spent Sun- \ Mr. and Mrs. George llanon of Phlla, J .Mist* ,\lary Stokes of tlio WRS0H , who staid during the same period at spent the week end with relatives at Manchester I/odge No. 138, K. of I’., day with his uncle, Jason Fentmore. spent the week end al their home hire. ! school, Camden, spent Ihe Easter hoii- Mrs E P Biidd’a cottage. Bridgeton, held a district meeting and oyster sup­ Dr. j, Hilliard and family spe nt Well Atlantic City has nothing on ' dnys with her sister Adele who Is a Seaside Park News from Moorestown The reception tendered to the Rev. per In their castle hall, Wednesday Easter in Atlantic City. (this place for early bathing. All last! graduate nurse at the Mount Sinai Mrs, Joseph T. Sulltvuij and .5s*2t Pennington Corson Jr. lately appoint­ Horace and William Sprague of Bar- week Todd Purvis of Camden, who was hospital, New York, Francis W. D’Olter, well known in evening of last week. the Seaside I’aik summer colony, aro ed to the M. E. church was very large­ Grand Chancellor Carl L Walters neent were visitors In town during 1 spending the week with Mrs, Washing- Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nobles of Lake- stopping in Atlantic City over Ijkis- ly dtended. The occasion was i n»« and Qrand Prelate Frederick Pope the week. I ,on McAllister hnd his parents here, Wood and Mrs. Sara Edwards were the enjoyable one. It was held on Thurs­ Mrs. Mary Seal has purchased the , was seen out taking Ills dally dip. ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wnl- ter. In the recent burglaries he.re, were present as well a* a goodly dele­ $12.n0 In cash was taken from Mr. day night. gation from Lakewood lodge. The property of N. M. Letts on Beach ave- ! When asltod If It was not cold out | lace Jr for a few days. Kicor services were held In the M. nue. j there, he only replied that he was used William Parker, our green grocer Sullivan's. ranks of Page and Esquire were ivork^ Mrs. K. Herbert Crowell, also a cot­ K hurch on Sunday despite the wea­ (Continued on page 12) to that over In France. and barber, ha« been visiting his sis­ ther. The attendance was good. eu. The Misses Shlndler and Mayor ter, Mrs. C. H. Applegate, at Pleasant tager at Seaside Park, gave a lunch­ „„ \w dnesdav I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery vis- I Shlndler spent several days at their Plains. eon last week In honor of Mrs. hlld- tv,. ning were addressed hv K the t?*/ Rev Hes* tb^r daughter Mr. Robert Nor­ BEACH HAVEN 1 home here. We were glad to see Miss (Continued on page 12> ridge R. Johnson. Wha mn Stokes, a friend of the pas- ris. In Jersey City. Monday. The Ladles Aid of the Methodist | Shlndler back again after a recent Henry Luken is back In Moorestown Jacob Pralatowski of Brooklyn and church met at the parsonage for their serious lllncBS. WEST CREEK after acting as sub at the Seaside The monthly meeting of the official Miss Marguerite Donohue were mar­ annual meeting on Thursday evening j it Is rumored that Contractor Black Park station. ' '' vft ried Sunday afternoon in St. John's R. board was hold on Thursday evening. last. has u laige bungalow to build on tho___ ! Miss Kathryn Seaman has returned C. church. A reception was held at About 40 cottages were opened over | river front, work to be started soon j lo Philn. after spending a few days Thi .ports rendered were very en­ the home of the bride a parents, which WARETOVVN couraging. the Easter holidays. Among them weic ! We were sorry to learn of the death | with her father, Wm. H. Seaman. a large number of guests attended. W. J. Barclay, Judge McCleary, T T. of Mrs. L. Marquette who died at her Lei and J Kelly “of ”Brooklyn ...... spent tho Harry Stackhouse of Camden spent Tt • church ts in need of a new or­ The bride was the recipient of numer­ gan Efforts will soon be launched to Rockett, Mr.’ Pallat, Mr. Jeffry, Mr. home In Phlla. on Thursday last. Fu- Easter \acatlon with hla grandfather, the week end with relatives here. ous handsome presents. The young W. s. Seaman. Parry Johnson who has been work­ secur- a fine toned instrum ent for the couple left on the late train for a wed­ Fd Horter, H. H. Hewett and Mrs. de neral services were held on Saturday use -i public worship. Burlo. I at Hillside cemetery. Mjss Marie Shinn of Trenton was ing at Jersey City was home for the ding trip to Montreal, Can. The groom home for over Sunday. week end. v McGee and son spent Easter Is employed by the V. S. navy as naval Mrs. Wright, daughter of Mrs. Eliza- ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heltzman e.nter- »a icr mother st Manahawkin. beth Dease, will open a candy anti ice tained Mrs. M. It. Begley and dau.-.-h- Barton P Seaman, wife anil daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Irving Penal dauglOer engineer. ters of Phlla. spent Saturday with the Elsie and a friend from Philadelphia, V lohn King has returned after The Board of Education organised cream parlor in the Harry T. Wllllts 4er and Miss Esther Emory of Seaside spending the w inter with his children b”l'ding. Park, and Mrs. Jps. H^ltzmah and dau- former's mother, Mrs. A. E. Seaman. are visiting Mr« Annie Horner. Tuend-y cvcr.!n;; a_d l.ctcd *!. C The Sunday school held their enter- gnter ot Elkin* Pais, ra., end Mi.,.. Mia:; Leak Crojluicr cf "Icssaittvlll* v'e*. .Mery Stackhouse, daughter in .1, .,.y City. Rhoads as president; Oscar Downs V Katie Mathews entertained tainment in the church on Sunday af- Florence Murray or Phlla: dn Sunday spent the Easter vacation with her Worda who have been spending the vice president. The following staff of winter at Florida, have returned homo. Mi i.daa Mllliken on Monday. ternoon. lal,t- parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Cranmer. teachers were elected: Principal, Mrs Miss Mary Sprague has returned to Mr. und Mrs. Dick Bunnell were <'; lie Hutchinson has been enter­ Lona Penn: Miss Mary Larrabee; Mis» A nne Hitchcock I* spending The bad wrath-r'on flimdav lam did tain his mother. several days with her brother in New not kee p the crowds from coming-down | Trcntnp after visiting her parents, Mr. Saturday visitors at Toms River. . Miss May W ilbert: Miss Mary Mor­ * and Mrs. Frank Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burden of Rah­ It Sprague of Manahawkin was ton and VI'ss Carrie Holmes for the York city. ! here. Every, train seemed .to bring tow n Tuesday. i Miss Miriam and Joseph Glenn are way, have been visiting relatives here. l.ahem nsl ..cuuoi anu .vusa .iiam a /ii- Mrs. M. Woodruff at Canulen 'was j spending several uays w.iu men p..r- Gina ..tie ... , ll;> wita a Mr Paul Bowker is home for a few len and Mrs. Elsie Hayes for the In Lakewood by her teacher Miss days. Lane, over the week end. a week end visitor at her home here. ants. Rev. and Mrs. J, A. Glenn. recent visitor here. . .. , Whiting school; all at an increase in Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoffman and Miss Grace Cornwall was a Satur- Selah Bareford, w-ifo and son, also " 1'ranmer: wife and baby have salary. $100 being the minimum. It Miss Marjory Potts entertained Miss **'" ting his mother. Marion Conrey and Miss Marlon Cum- fatnily of Phlla. enjoyed the Easter j day visitor in Tuckerton. Wallace Bunnell spent Sunday wit* was also decided'to hold a ten months mlngs of Phifa at her bungalow over holidays at'their home here. i The following persons spent the Mrs. Lottie Bareford. Ca Henry Smith has been spend- school. lag ; w days home this week, Baxter ! Thè members of the fire company | Easter holidays here: Joseph Glenn of Wm. Garthwaite and family of Bay- Ra Joseph Cross. Wm. C'ruser. wife and Mr. and Mrs. Rambo had relatives have been busy the past several eve- j Port Norris; Miss . Miriam Glenn of, onne were Sunday visitors here. . i Cranmer and wife of Camden son visited at Warerown, Saturday to few days home with his mo­ from’Gloucester visiting them for sev- nings in burning the grass from the , Rutherford; Miss Marie Shinn of Mrs. Elicila Gaakil! and children, of ther rhi? week. Monday. crai days l°ts over the different sections pf the ; Trentonj Miss Sara Rutter of Phila- jToms River, were week end visitors at Mrs. Robert Eldridge of Long Branch Dale Penrod spent his vacation at town, wliioh will be a great help In delphla; Miss Mary Sprague of Tien- , Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Eayre's. K Whitmore has moved his fam- is visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert !i; Baltimore. his former home here preventing forest fires. Chief Page ton; O. P. Smith of Chester; Howard Coastguard Lloyd Camburn of As- Richmond. Mr. Eldridge was down for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stratton of says the price for fighting forest fire? , Shinn of Frank ford: Misses Bessie ; bury Park Is spending some time here Sunday. Fbila w e re here over the week end. , has gone up. same as everything else. ; and Helen Pheasant of Merchanlville.Miss Martha Brown of Bayonne spent BAY HEAD Wm. Huggins has Invested in a new Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oasktil of Phil­ a few days with her parents, M. Studebaker car. Elmer Wldener had as his guest. 1 Mr. and Mr». 8. O. Knox of Gh-n- Mr. rarner and children have been Lud Wray, of Pbila. olden, Pa., spent the Easter holidays adelphia and Kenneth Terris of Man­ Brown and wife. •Pend ng a few days here the past Mr. and Mrs. Harry Middleton of at their home on Asbury ave., which tua spent the week end with Mrs. Re­ week SEASIDE HEIGHTS Moorestown were here during the past they have leased for the season. becca Gaskill. BEACHWOOD t f1 , number, • V-of ecoyit-people num from mhere u- *o-at- | Mr. and Mrs. Weeder and Miss Jes- wee4t. (Continued on page 12) H arper Union spent Monday in Miss Adele Senior gave a party to , y c! he euchre and dance Monday , sle Weeder spent the Easter holiday Mrs. Samuel Shou.rd» entertained _ ~ Philadelphia. a number of her young friend» oa y Arnold hall, Pt. Pleasant. j here and entertained Miss Alice her sister, Mrs Daniels of Bryn Mawr. I BA I V lLLL Mrs. Jennie Cranmer has returned Saturday evening and a (Jellghtful soer.'s . hMlaine Loveland of Trenton Thackarch. The Misses Ada and Evelyn Broome Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Muller of Brook- j X stow n" C " “* ““ Wl“te‘' ^ time was spent. Some of the gaekta of Passaic Park spent a few days par"' r_ Easter vacation wllh her Miss Bessie Emery, our popular lyn spent the Easter hoj'da^ ; ‘^ I Ro>- Rutter'and J. C. Horner of were, down from the city. Mr. and Mrs. John Loveland. school teacher, spent the past week with their parents here. their parent*, Mr. and Mrs. j PhIIa' apent the week end home. Commissioner Haring oarae aown «Br„Master Ji lines» of New York has re- end at her Brooklyn home. Miss Florence Potter was noticed Friday morning and staid till Sunday ■' home after spending a few Miss Esher of Burlington was here among the Easter visitors. Madge Worth of Rider Moore col- J'J- Salmous was a Sunday visitor afternoon. He and Commissioner y<; n ek with his aunt and uncle ; last week end looking after her prop­ There is a rumor current that the lege spent Easter at home. j j enn|e Shinn has gone to Grove- Nickerson held a council meeting Sat­ y.;in'1 Mfs. Russell Bonnell. erty. Ocean house is to be converted into Miss Hazel Lawrence spent Easter l ville where she is employed. urday evening. Mayor Senior arrived tt,.' ”0 Mrs- Andrew Cook attended Easter holiday guests were Dr. apartments. with Mr. and Mrs. George Worth. in New York this » >-ek from C uba. : >ation exercise held in Tren- Arthur Kelly and family were re- Ion at Crow-!ins, Mrs. Carl Sianger and fam­ Mrs. Hopper of Tuckerton has rent­ A shower was tendered Mr. and Mrs j . ., . With Commissioner Haring last week ■' Rider school two weeks ago. ily. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bowers of ed her store property here. then Muller on Saturday evening, April 3. i«-n‘Miss *,sltor,> Leah Cranmerhere’ of Pleasantvllle were two of his associates In the i-hter Beatrice graduating Phiia., Lawyer Mercer Davis and fam­ Mrs. Jacob Britz has been entertain­ Games and music were played and a Blanchard Press, of New York, a large . from ■l!'*' college. spent the week end here with her par­ Mr. ily and others. ing relatives from Phila. supper served at the home- of George printing establishment with which he ; Mr; Russell Bonnell of, Daniel Allen of Phila. spent the Everybody is looking for a big sea­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cranmer. New Worth. Mrs. Elizabeth Jameson has return­ is connected. their are hefe for the season at 1week end with his family here. son as it is whispered about all cot- The M. E. pastorate for Bayville Mr. and Mrs. Adler were here for age on East st. Mr and Mrs. T. J Joyce have been tages are rented for the coming sea- irirl 0ccan 0atc ha* been iiUt-d by the ed home after spending the w inter in Easter at the Moore bungalow. Frank user and son Bert, New guests at the Sumner hotel. son. ColliriKswood and Mt. Holly. Toe,' ^*asS appointment of Rev. Harry S. Heek of Miss Lydia Garrison of Atlantic City Moore was also here for the holidays. their , ':enl ,lle end here at i ~ Miss Elizabeth MacCreight enter- Mr., and. Mr»,. Peter Lane had as Dickinson College, who will take the Mr . I tained at her home here Misses Anna their, guests . the former's brother pastorate'here and attend Drew Sem­ visited her sister, Mrs. Wm. P. Rutter on Tuesday. POINT PLEASANT ghter a s ' Abram Tilton and dau- j D. Albright, Frances Mutcheler and Sharpless Lane, and his daughter inary at Madison, N. J; to their riLof Trenton have returned ! Regina Brennan. Frances of Camden. John R. Worth, coastguard - station John Grey. R. F Rutter and Theo. B. Chicken thieves are bothering (She Cranmer were Tuesday visitors in j owners of hack yard Bocks around Pt. Ri8-’Fi?tta®e... cottage ^erehero ^orfor tbe summer-summer, ij The firemen-«firemen-s dance given on Sat-' Mrs, Dukens of Philadelphia was No. 110, spent Easter-Sunday with his *Od at »„r11» Brower sPentspent the week ! urdayurd^y evening drew a large erowd down, on Tuesday looking after her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Worth. Toms River. Pleasant. , Mis r„ri- Me on Main st. 1 from Toms River and other nearby- Spray-Beach cottage. • Mrs. L. J. Evericgham of Brooklyn Three , new road scrapers have ar­ Easter Monday the price of a h aircu t the week her3 3pf,nt the ,ater Pa rt of I towns and was a success finaneially.- - Ghas. W, Back entertained over the spent Easter with her niece, Mr» Ar­ rived here and we hope the roads will at Pt Pleasant jumped to 50 ceo»*. be kept as good the entire season as shave to 20 cents, but a haireul aaf(jL- Mi*s 1 Sam Pierce's orchestra furnished ex- •week end several of.his,relatives and thur Worth. . •Kurt r*eBU®S of Camden ; ceRjat.qiusic.- friends. Mr. arid Sirs. B. F. Butler motored they are now. shave together ojta he had for M M ap Hrent* . J* « * # 100 wjth -her,;.;.Richard Tees, ha# cipened his eot- Robt. F. Engle is ins tailing several to Asbury Park on Sunday last and Quite, a. .number of people are ex­ Point Pleasant Borough by proetU " aa*t' U»* movement at Toros River from' here. tfme in effect lhsf w** - VAGE TEN TOMS RIVER. N. J. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920 t it non on iionvi it MEW JERSEY COURIER Indili: i *p | m**m**| | y ilrid*« uinl Roberti*. M'rtu In hr Just iwn candl- fnr president whose popularity STATE OFFICES The pian of » ho ei noi tatuarti»« lo i ri upon it wor record ont I* m»r|fiuiiM» thè Piddle i'tilliy <'«»infilili* a unirti**, who was ki pi west sioti 1« etnbnie«Hl In A N9M-tnhl> ihi%ii Mississippi. *0 that he should WERE TIED UP Giudi'« bill« wIlici» provili«' fui lite re* allowed any of the glory of Banking Service lumai of thè prem*nt c« tu li il unione cn, I wni; the other I* Hoover, a civilian, ap|Kdb(meni of a tem|*«irary lH*ard t«» i where lame come* from the fact that Two Jersey Departments Closed «er\e utitll ii«*M fall wlien file uni»- With the financial experience of FORTY l In fed the starving, rather than ihat inìm«ioiu rt* woiild he eleetiwl b> ih« the 'id (.icat arm!*» to victory. TOMA itiv i fi. NK'» .iHiM- t Temporarily by Fight Between |*e«*ple. « NINE YEARS to draw upon and the ba.) ' To tne thin I* the mn«t significant OayMght Bill Deferred. r a n * t i . A rm i. ». n e o fuel of all that the w ar ha* developed Governor and Legislature. ing of large resources, The First Nation-,] In thla country. It aeem* to me that Th«* «diate «tilt «Inlll«*« witli thè «tay lili* i ««i »»it* 1‘owt office at Tornii ftIV«*» N J Mt-onil cluMM mali inum i nothing could more »hew t'.o real liyht aavlnv pimi. Bank is well equipped to promptly care for feeling of the United States toward With h telexram from fl|H*nker Sw«*et Oairt-, Writ Jereej C«»url«*r IKull«|iiaff. DECLARE PICKETING LAWFUL. every banking requirement. l«»m» K h er, 0«*eas (»»uni), M. J. war In general and thl* war In par­ of thè New Y«»rk Ihuiso of A««eiuhly Tenuti It.lfl |M*r Year In Ail»miri'. ticular. No man who had anv promi­ fore«'li*»tilig lite lepinl of file da>l)|!bt | nent pait In the conduct of the war Our officers will welcome the opportunity to WM h Fl SI’H KH. Kilitor and l’iililintur Unable to Muster 31 Votes to Override m i\ Ini: liiw In thè Kinpire State a« ali may hope to he elected president is eXcliM*. thè aenale »leferr«*d «‘«insIdei'H* confer with you relative to any m atter art?, T ill IRONY OF F 41 IH not Ihat surprising? Wilson, the groat Governor Edwarde' Veto in House, leader, hailed as the foremost tna* In lini» of thè Maekay Itili to advunce (he ing in your individual business. all the world a year ago, may re­ Refuse to Permit State De­ IiiiIkIm of (he clock one hour. Gettdrui Into Uir war nt a lute (Intr, The tch'Kruiii \vn* reielved hy Ma* our purpoM* wHe tuttmuneed to bo flial nominate himself for a third term by partment to Function. Joiity I vender .4l!t*n, a tilt ter opponent | of making Hie wo] It) bate foi detlXK the power of the nflire-holdine maeh- Capital. $150.000; Surplus and Undivided Profits Sitivi*, racy. The Irony nl fact* that follow **"' under him. It Is true: hut even *»f daylitflit «avliiit. The telex rum ! the war 1» that to the defeated only (lie south i i volts at the thought, and Trenton, April «>.—The lexislnturt Hohetuollern bun been lertir ved then have served notice that It would day uiytit'H M'shIud wum in a condition and the m atute wutiii] ^hitrth he sulcitu, H eretofore tb# heroe* of front !*« fleck of Oeituuny. nnd the ¡MHil w ■ - ••• •— d. a war have furnished the succeeding *’f «U yjyV Ü $jjSlvWt precept |jl Hi nee ol Hap*bulk from Austria ■itre,denis; Washington i m the lea- (lie history of New J« r*ey î«xlsiuirir«‘3. |ind>Mtdy uni flglinii (imirimr Suini] T The First National Bank * * . 1 ? withnÄ.'îfd of*the j>«€U trcatvUi* RH .Am* an itrroy, a« well a« In Jefier«on'8 lir^ /* inry TTie «cuate fui led to »onfirm the Senator Allen's motion to lay It o\er -epemy of lato, becau««beeauKc «hi hasha« Khiu1Kbn4‘ ...... - Mjon iili|mlli(l^^ut v j S*'rrritnry «if State fur aiiotlier week was curried. farther toward industrial freedom than i* ‘llitihms P Mnrtlii, Teachers’ Pennon Bill. 0 tbC ari*»tocratB gf Europe and Aiuti* .Jackpotì wn« a *ui hero, whose bat- A« h r«i*ult of flint fnilur»* tli«*r«* wa* fua dart) «ee any people RC>. But Voi- tie of New Orli an« in 1616 made him Toucher* from all over the state O C E A N 4iail. Ehtbonia, Lithuania and thè doz- president; Taylor became president no MMTftnry of itat«* ami ortiuliil l*u**l- II»»» ke<| here to nppeur bef«»re the ll«*HH WHK !iaillp«al'(k«l. eo, mori ot leu«, «mali «tate« that became of the war with Mexico. After House Municipal t ’«»rp»>ratl»»us Coin* No appointment* \v«»rp w iit to tl»** w en included in old Riim«ìh, weem the Civil wai caoif Grant, while mlltee, which gave a healing oil As­ demined lor the present to win their Hayes. Garfield. McKinley and Harri- ««•nut*» by Governor IM\m»i »1h. COUNTY lKUSrCOMPANY autononn. son, each had a war record. Rooae- In fuel, tin* jo(‘k«\vliiK of tli« R«* sembly No*. .TV7 and 888. TOMS RIVER.N.J. The vantiulsbed apparently are to velt’s fame had a secure base in the pnbllrana to **noui:l» vot«** fur tli** The latter provides thut teachers win a ureater degree of freedom Kouxh Rider*. Rut at the close of motor bill l.‘ up In Sttitf F the iiecesMiry Ml \ctos to pngs the mu Jersey City seloads de»'lared tin*! the *, port oi subject statss. Omit Britain teachers, it still young, after thirty* income. Start au account with 10R IH I M(A1 KS AT I.ARHK tor vehicle bill over Governor K»l- luuat by forti' of arms keep In subjec­ w anls’ vet«». five year** service, would n«»t lake ad- ! the Ocean County Trust Company tion Ireland, India, Egypt, Persia, her vantage of retirement on a penshm as | new realms in Mesopotamia, in As'n (From Newark Sunday Call) Comptroller Rupb«*«* bad been closet­ it assures safety and liberal Minor, Constantinople, and her mil­ Tli. It* publican eandldates for dcl- ed in the office of ¡’resident Cum«* of do pension was not half us attractive . interest. lions of new ueres in Africu. This will * gates-at-large to the National Con­ the senate, and they bad been 8emllng us the «alary In active nervlce. As- I take men and money; blood and tieas- vention that have n ehanrr of election hurried tiiesseniriTs for various mein slstjint Superintendent K. A. Murphy j Interest Paid in our Specia tire Is always the priee of empire. United Stales .Senators Edge and her* of the assembly, but the efforts «»f ilu* Jersey City schools also urged ! This will also make for a greatn golf Frelingbuysen, former Governor were futile. passage of both hills. Department between wealth and poverty at borne, stokes, former Governor John W. State Treasurer |{en*l was also sent Edward* p ile* Veto. France, Italy and Greece are cm- ffritgs, State Senator William N. Run- burking on similar designs, amalle,. von anil t.itv Commissioner Thomas for In an effort to line up all the South Governor Edwards vetoed As*embly- : tint as large as their resources will p. Raymond. The two United Slates Jersey strength possible. man Da ter's House bill 2i) to Incorpo- i SAFETY - SERVICE • SATISFACTION allow—Inrger than are safe for them Senator, are pledged to observe the Things were in a nasty mess during nid th«' borough of Heilman, which i nt present. These nations too must feel wishes of a majority of the Hepuhli- tin* «ntlre early evening. Cncertalniv would have been formed from part of | the reflex at home of their failure to r!in voters ns * xpressed at the dele- during tin* afternoon was a forerun the borough «»f Fairview. LAURELTON Earl of Herbertsville visited Mr- H«- observe the rights of men. A nation -ate election, The others are pledged mu* of this later development of party Th«* governor In disapproving the vens' mother, Mrs. Oliver Johns* : that holds subjects by force, is apt to General Leonard Wood, although Ur. and .Mrs. Speiliey of Phila. discord. h ill ! Edge and Frelinghuyaen in confident Martin, nml Martin announced that he during the year lt)U), according to a re­ Mr. and Mrs. Lex of Phila. were son John M. Barber of the 8 ins' an The Courier has for some years ail-' assurance of their fidelity to Ihe pop- would reappoint Dill as soon as the port submitted to the legislature by visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ha­ The pupils of Barnegat City - “ vens on Saturday. are rejoicing over the winning of the vocatod the plan of a district high f ular choice. We doubt that New Jer- senate confirmed Ids own appointment. Willium H. Dill as commissioner of -echool. The reason Is not far to seek. i sey Republicans will deny their Sen Wm. Goble returned from the Paul first prize, a banner, in the *** The Republican leaders, however, In­ motor vehicles, an office which was va The school district which has a high, ators this voucher of faith and con- troduced n bill transferring the motor Kimball hospital on Friday. contest. school finds it an expensive propost-, fidence. eaut after Sunday as a result of Ihe F. W. Cook ha" returned from a trip Mrs. Morse Archer and fan v alP vehicle office from the office of secre­ failure of the senate to act In filling through the middle west and is spend­ spending a week at their cottar■■ (ion. The district without a high school | ------tary of state to that of State Comp­ -gets $26 each per year for tuition and PA R K ER TO W N the office of secretary of stute. The ing a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. 75 per cent, of the transportation paid troller Newton A. K. Bugbee, a Repub­ department received reports on 3,113 C. C. Pearce. West Point cadets will nx,r. u':e lican. hy the state, and the taxpayers don't,1 Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Tarker and Mrs. accidents, many minor ones having es­ John VanZile of Newark is visiting and camp at Camp Dix during June his brother, Wm. VanZile. know that there is such a thing as Walter Wood and son Raymond of The bill passed both houses of the caped notice. high school expense. Toms River Is Camden were recent visitors at the legislature and was vetoed by Gover­ A Christian Endeavor rally will be Camp Dix had a half million dM'är now up to the need of a new high home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Of the fatalities. 243 were caused held in the hall Saturday evening. nor Edwards. The senate passed the by collisions between automobiles: In fire last week. -school, not for its own children, but Henry Parker, at Hillside farm, hill over the veto and the house Is ex­ Delegates from Lakewood. Pt. Pleas­ for those from out of the district. If, Mrs. Edward Inm an of kl an ah aw lull 78 cuses railroads and trolley ears fig­ ant and Tome River are expected to pected to accomplish the result unless, Roads around the country are all the townships and boroughs whose spent several days here with her par- ured, and In three, wagons were in be piesent. .ting settled and traffic over L-*5-fr pupils attend Toms River high school ents, Capt. and Mrs. A. M. Price, as has been suggested, tin» bill is defer volvetl. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Havens and son was the heaviest since last fall would unite in building a high school, Norwood Parker was a Thursday vis- live because if provided no bond for Receipts of the department amount tbe cost would not he so heavy on the dor to the Quaker City. the new motor vehicle commissioner. ed to |S ,063,012.34. The Hudson coun­ Dover township taxpayer. I Wm. Reeves who is employed at Declare Picketing Lawful. ty agency is Jersey City yielded $24G, Up in Bergen county Ihe same prob- Browns Mills spent the week end with Governor Edwards and organized la­ lena is to the fore. Rutherford has a 1 >s family here 413. Flues Imposed during the year bor won fdgnnl victories In the assem­ totaled $68,075, au increase of $8,006 high sohool, and five surrounding dis-, Mr. and Mrs Albert Firth and son bly here when the Public Utility bill, drifts send their high school pupils Albert Jr. of Brooklyn spent the Eas- ovar 1018. Hudson county people were If youjappreciate your present peaceful se­ to it. A new school is needed, and lev holiday., at the home of the 1 at - which by a last minute amendment, penalised to the extent of $6,844: Es­ Rutherford taxpayers were asked to ter s pistil'. Mrs. Hirie Parker, would authorize the appointment of sex, Alerter, Bergen und Middlesex curity, do not forget those that made it raise $300,000 for it. They voted the Mrs. Mason Price who has been the commissioners by the Chief Jus­ county people each had to pay huger possible' plan down. The bankers of the new dude sick :s reported improving, tice of the Supreme Court instead of sums, that of Essex countv being $12,- high school are now asking ‘all six Mrs. ('has. AUtson and daughter by the governor as at present, was 226. districts that use the school to unite 'uHa ot Cellar Run are visiting ihe defeated and a bill legalizing "peaceful In spite of increased salaries for at and raise the money needed to build formers parents, ,*1r. and Mrs. Mason picketing” was passed. taches. the department wus operated it. According to the Newark News, the Price. . Prior to its amendment the utility Do You Realize- union plan is likely to carry. Mrs. Clark Parker is visiting relu- at less expense than during 1018. The bill sought to have the commissioners I for one would like to sec them »*ves »n Williamstown. proportion for the year was about 7 V6 lected by a joint session of the legis­ That the great preparation for conflict work it out. ’ i Mrs. Margaret Cummings of Camden l>er cent of the receipts. lature and was looked upon as a direct ' ______i was here for a few days last week. Among the recommendations made and participation in the greatest ot world KINUERrrV IN H. ('. of L, FIGHT Mrs. C'has. Brown and children spent slap at the governor who has threat­ wars began only three years ago this ___ ]_ the Easter holidays nt the home of ened to remove from office the entire by Commissioner Dill was one for the Just how sincere the government is ''lr formers mother, Mrs. Rebecca - ommisslon and appoint others ’’better appointment of a deputy commissioner week— to assist In handling the great busi­ in its much heralded tight against the Morey at High Point. ¡militii'd” for the work. The bill was That it is comparatively a short time ago b. c. of 1. can be determined better Mrs. Isaac Horner recently spent iefeated 87 to 12. ness Involved. Another calls for bet­ by wliat the government docs rather several days at Atlantic City, The anti-injunction bill makes legal terment In Jitney service. that the coast cities in the vicinity were than by what its press agents say. We Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Mott have pur- the exact opposite of decisions re- Still another recommendation Is that menaced by sea and air-^- trecall that first, more than five yeaia chased the property of Augustus Gale »•ently made In chancery courts in New­ In view of the proposed new system of Ago, the administration promised us in Tuckerton and will make their applying license fees which will in­ ■prices should not be permitted to rise home there in the future. ark, where it was ruled that there was and- no such thing as “peaceful picketing," volve nditlonsl expense the owners of — if they did, those ivlio advanced Miss Helen Parker entertained over automobiles should be exempted from prices would he jailed. (Of course Ihe week end Solomon Homan who is nnd injunctions were Issued preventing that men who fought and suffered untold that's ancient history.) Last summer employed in Phila. striking employees from warning oth­ paying personal tnxes on their automo­ the Department of Justice started out Miss Ruth Parker is spending some ers. of strike conditions at a plant. biles. At present every municipality hardships that YOU might live in peace­ to track the profiteer to liis lair and time in Beach Haven Terrace at the This bill, No. 80, was introduced and receives a considerable amount of mon­ ful security are your neighbors today- reduce living costs—ending up in a home of Mrs. George Parker, lrged for passage by Assemblyman ey annually from this course. campaign to help the meat trust ad-j The Daughters of Liberty of West < 'oppinger of Hudson and supported The question arises whether the mu­ vance the costs of low priced meats., Creek celebrated their 17th anniver- by Assemblyman Guthrie of Mercer, nicipalities are to suffer the total loss Do not forget the But the grimmest joke of all is cot-, sary Monday evening last by giving ef this Income or whether some plan ton. Despatches from Washington say a banquet to their members. About who characterized it “an act of jus- that the Department of Justice will 50 members attended and a very en- t ice.’’ will he devised for apportioning to the AMERICAN LEGION invoke the anti-trust act to punish joyable evening was spent. At a late The bill defines labor picketing to municipalities a part of the money cotton dealers who are trying to re-.hour refreshments were served. The mean that a picket may walk past a that would be paid to the state. Help them in their plans for a building duce cotton prices. Can you believe it?, committee in chaTge were as follows: property where a strike has been call- In view of the multiplicity of thefts which will be a memorial to the sacrifices i'or four years the cotton growers, Mrs. Chas. Mathis, Mrs. Johnnie Cran- »d and he may accost and attempt to In which automobiles are used, Mr. Dill _ speculators, spinners,—all have been mer. Mrs. Lincoln Parker, the Misses persuade a person to quit work pro­ suggests also a law by which proprie­ of both living and dead. busting the Sherman act and the Clay-] Helen and Ruth Parker and Gladys tors of garages would be required to ton act to flinders, and have had the Horner. They deserve credit for car- viding that person is willing to listen. The bill as amended forbids strike keep un accurate record of every our By Authority of Post Commander government's approval and the funds rying this affair through so success- left with them for any purpose. Tliig oi .the federal reserve bank to aid fully. parades. H. F. MULLINS, Publicity Committee them in doing it. But when somebody , ------Assemblyman Hansen of Hudson record would be nvalloble to the motor would bring cotton down, and cut out Dr. G. W. Lawrence of Lakewood is said “the bill tells workingmen just vehicle department and to police of­ -the profiteering, then the government driving a new Hudson, bought from what they can do." It pas.se»! 48 to 2. ficials. «»Ait c o f t a n , *ih«kiut Mfiih u qHuvb Larne Glavtoii. PAGE TWELVE

IH U 9 D h i m . i n s TUCKEBTON (Continued from pair t) Wm. Stiles of Philadelphia spent ...... ^ V u m r MeKeWey and fsinll) Easter here with his parent», Mr. and Pleasant Plain* it ml tin i old Webb ami Mr* 11. E. Stiles. fmnlljr of Philadelphia have bf.-ri \l* Mrs. Jos. Mott and MUs l.eona Moll itliti; their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Cha* hav< been spending a few day* In At­ McKal*. lantic City. Wc Carry a Complete Mr. and Mr*. P. Wilson Adl«r mid George A. Mott of. Trenton was a daughter Helen art» at their coltttf. recent visitor here. m m m Mr*. Nash ha* horn chaperon lo a « V á . • s Ml* ■•«■li ■»■■»» «•«»■ B. P. Seaman and family of Phlla. j party of thlrteeu youna ladle* at hot are visiting Mrs Rachel Bragg | aunimer homo. Line o f= MUs Mildred 1-ane of Atlantic City Louis Forrester and hla alator Edna spent the week end hers with her ■pout tho holiday* with tbolr parent*. p ai■ ni*. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Dane. Auto Accessories Mr. and Mra. Jamoa Forrester. Joseph Burton of Camden was a it- O’Cedar Mops | Mlaa l*>n* Ponn of Camden we* a rent visitor In town. Builders' Material I work end vlaltor at her parent*. Mi Paris Green Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H I-enti of Carpenters’ Supplies If you are going to build, alter or repair, ONE and Mr*. Ardon Ponn. Phlla. are visiting" the latter's par­ { Mr*. Theodor* Forrester entertain- ent*. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Allen. Deck Mops Quilt Frame Clamps TRIAL will convince you that nowhere will you *d hor sisters, tho Mlaao* Edna and Mrs. Laurence Eassano of Baltimore Eckrode Tubes Stolla Sherman, of Wo*t Philadelphia, Is spending a few days here. Revolvers—Colt find a more complete stock of Building Material, ov.-r tho holiday* Win. Eoulds and wife of Phils, were Forks Sprayers Tho Hoard of Bdurailnn mot on over Sunday visitor* here. Grub Hoes Monday and re-elected oflloora: Ana- Mrs, M. E. Burton Is spending sev­ Toy Garden Sets, Lumber and Hardware than we can offer you. u»t C'uppora for proaldent; Ja*|.or eral days In Atlantic City. Hammers Shaw vie* proaldent; the principal and Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Ludwig of Phil­ Irons Upholstering -Tack* primary tcachcra were re-*n*a,ted for adelphia are visiting Mrs. l.udwU'a tho fall term with an Increase In sal­ and Dressing ary. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gifford. Jacks -Auto & Wagon Vises T V * a 1 w*^ convince you that—grade Mlaa Katherine Abel sY><'nt Easter | Mlaa Mildred Simpson, daughter of Kant Hooks V / U C l r i a l for gra(je( y OU cannot get more holidays at her home In Lancaster, Wall Board Mr. and Mra Prank Slnpaon. hud a Mi** Ada Andrew* Is visiting rela­ Lumber X-Heavy Hinges birthday on Monday and gave a pat tives In Atlantic City. Marine Supplies or better value for your dollar than we give you. In honor of tho event. Games were Miss Rhoda Upplncott was a week ( Yankee Drills played until tho Nash house party end visitor In Phlla. Nails- ali ;izes Zig-Zag Rules came over arid then dancing was th. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Morrison of | order of the evening. Refreshment * Phlla are visiting relatives here. T* • 1 will convince you that for were served at 11 o'clock. The little, Herbert Adams and sister Mis* Esale j hoatns* received many pretty pies.-nis of Millville are spending some time V/iiC I it generai service, courteous at­ and all voted It a great aucceas. Tho*‘- present were Mildred Simpson. MH- I Francis Parker, who is employed III l tention, and prompt deliveries, we stand second to dred Page, Laura Page, Camille Por­ Philadelphia, la spending a few days ! AMERICAN SUPPLY CO. ter, Patsy Buck, A-n, s Johnson. Thel­ at his homo here. none. ma Eckhurdt, Jennie Johnson, Bea­ E. C. Burkbardt of New York ».a* OFFICE. 15 Main Street trice Bogart, Mae (uppers, Julia among the F.aster visitors Toms River, N. j. Sltnpson, (Henna Mayer. Margaret Ap­ YARDS, Central R R. fe C. V. M. Goble of Soutli Bethlehem ! Phone T. R. im * plegate, Miss Simpson, Marlin Dim- spent the week end here with his fant- i ham, Ralph Gowdy, Arthur Stokes Jr. lly. These are honest facts! Charles Buck. Ormand Simpson, Ar- F. B. Gooch of Bridgeton Is spend- j tbur Mayer, Donald Grover. Inc a few days here. I Howard Siddons gave a fine she» Miss Linda Andrews is visiting In j Saturday night to a full house. Atlantic City. Make the trial! Rev. H. J. Smith preached a splen C. H. Ellison of Chester was home did Eaetei sermon both morning and for over Sunday. evening, having a congregation of over Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown of Phlla. 75 at each service, with (0 at Sunday .pent the week here. Try Sewing at Steiner s chool In spite of the bad weather. I. A White of Philadelphia spent A young man of the Heights so to * the week end here. speak, thought he'd like to go swim­ Mr*. V. C. June* and daughters Mar­ ming last week; so he waited till in t and Ruth have been spending The ART O F SEWING GARMENTS The A.B.Newbury Co.,Inc. night, when no one was In sight, then ,i few days In llamnionton. DISTINGUISHES between a TRADE and down to Iho dock tried to sneak. But George Kmnpf was a recent Phlla. a JOB. na alas and alack and good day, he was visitor. Opp. C. R. R. Tel i:seen as he wended in., way; though T o m e River, N . J . Mis. M K. Fox of Floiencc is spend­ Depot 36 he looked awrul cute In his plain ing a few days with her parents, Mr. The SEWING INDUSTRY OFFERS birthday suit, he got huulrd up befor. Squire A and Mrs. Jam es W. Kelley. THE BEST FORM of EMPLOYMENT Edward Slile* of Chester spent Sun­ i Miss Simpson, daughter of Mr. and for the girl who wishes to tain the GRFAT day with hi* mother, Mrs. Mallnds »■i"H"i-K sn-i-: i Mrs. Wm. Simpson of Amatol, lot- Stile*. EST AMOUNT POSSIBLE and, at the „¡been spending some time as the gin t Mrs. W. L. Sapp and daughter, Miss I j of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. same time, receive a training which blends y I no, s Bocurt. Marian, are visiting relatives In Bridgeton. into the future of any woman’s home. MAINE GROWN! Ijl Edgar Lawrence spent the Easter Miss Lillian Stiles of Atlantic City •j- holidays with his parents. Rev. A is visiting relatives here. 1 he LEARNER will find a guaranteed Lawrence and wife. Mrs. E. Thropeshlrc of Dorchester Howard Carglake was an Easter I* the guest of Mrs. Chas. Webh. wage while learning under the best instruc­ visitor to his brother-in-law, Earl Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Horner of Yon­ tors and foreladies. Your Seed Potatoes Davis. kers are spending a few days here. Miss Theodosia Walklet, daughter Mrs. T. W. Brown of Atlantic City The SKILLED will know the result of FROM of Lee Walklet, our school principal, is spendlug the week here. came from Philadelphia on last Tues­ Miss Dorothy Irvin spent the Easter each week’s work depends not solely on any day to visit her father, returning with holidays In Phlla. particular item, but on a combination of the KIENZLE, him on Friday to spend the Easter Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stevens are vis­ holidays at their home in Philadelphia iting their daughter. Mrs. Fred Shinn following: steady, uninterrupted flow of work Messrs. Bailey, Beyer and Dodson in Brant Beach. on garments of the highest grade, modern Very Lowest Prices spent the week end at the Bailey cot­ Kennard Seaman ot Phlla. spent tage. Sunday here. equipment, competent cutters, foreladies and WRITE FOR PRICE LIST ;; Dr. Edgar III Jr. wife and family Miss Maude Ireland spent a portion machinists, and last, but not least, pleasant, spent Easter at the Egan cottage. of the week in New Brunswick. Mrs Kittle Wogan and son Edga roomy, sanitary surroundings and conse­ and friend were week end visitors at R. C. Sparkman of Trenton was a N. VV. Cor. 2nd & Dock Sts. their collage. recent visitor. quently, a good moral atmosphere. Miss Frances Mosicr spent the week Mrs. W. C. Alexander was the guest in Phila. We believe that a garment, when com­ JOHN KIENZLE PHILADELPHIA, PA. of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Bogart over Easter, Morris Seaman of Trenton recently visited 111* mother, Mrs. Addie Seaman pleted, reflects the factory surroundings just Miss Madeline Starr of Philadelphia Mrs. Rebecca Sawn of Bellcovllle was the guest of her aunt and uncle as surely as the individual reflects the envir­ BROOKVILLE MAYETTA Mr. and Mrs. John Viereck at their was a recent -'.ucst of Mrs. W. C. Pat onment of the home. 'Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Cranmer, W. N. cottage. kcr. Ashbrook Cranmer was a business Miss Adda Edmunds of Phila. recent • Vouch motored to Warotown on Wed- caller at New York Monday. Miss Edna Bridge spent the week “ nesdfcy and called-on Mr. W. B. Wil­ end here as the guest of Mrs. Ray ly spent a few days here. WE NEED PRODUCTION Luella Lamson is confined to hor Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Gasklll of Fort kins hhtl family. home with pneumonia. Stan wood. TOMS RIVER NEEDS PRODUCTION '-’Ttormnn (loannier and Anule Surallk Hancock spent a portion of the wee Mrs. Leo Lamson and daughter Le­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wallace spent the here. ■'wpenl F rid ay ' evening at Howardvllie holidays at their parents, Mr. and Mrs AMERICA NEEDS PRODUCTION ona of Barnegat City are spending a Mrs. Leroy Parker of Trenton is vis ■With Mias Sara Gotlins. few days with her mother hi law. Mrs. Thomas Wallace, of Windsor Park. >• Otis Heim oi Wanetown spent The F. T. Lamson. Messrs. Truett and Adams spent (ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H week end With his parents. Kelley. Oscar Cranmer, Alvin and Willis Miss Susie Cranmer has returned to |ll,c Wt>ek pnti at thc p,'to cottage, Miss Leona Salmons of Atlantic City her home after spending a few days In I Wi‘ller Parker was home for the was a recent visitor bore. STEINER^ MILL ■Ihnuch -visited relatives at Warren Phlla. with her aunt, Mrs. Madeline I holidays bringing a friend with him. Grove on Sunday. Salmons Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and family are Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Master spent Runs Steadily Year Round Air. and Mrs. Stephen Sabo of P as­ Sunday in Riverton. saic" spent the Easier holidays with Mrs. I. J Mrs. (V. H. Pharo is spending Enroll now at the Toms River Plant The former’s jjarents. Easter her parents' fortnight In Atlanlic City. Miss Apinie Surallk has returned to and Mr. and' Mrs John Stedfole of U r " £ «.eR S V “ Mr. anil Mrs. Louis Reach of T ren­ Washington Street Trenton. -Passaic after spending some time here holidays. ton are visiting relatives here. with Mr. and Mrs. George Surallk. Lester Johnson of Seaside Park via-1 Edgar Freeman was a guest at the Josinh Gasklll has returned home Atlas Nettie Couch of Barnegat re- ltcd friends on Wednesday. Pines for the week end. after spending the winter at Fort cently visited hteVe with her grandmo­ Howard Cranmer of Cedar Run anil I Hancock. ther, Mrs. It. M. Couch. MANAHAWKIN school house on Wednesday. A l«;tan j Mary Lamson of this place motored! i M U t;i;n l ist s annoi nckd on the prevention of hog cholera »*■ I Wip. Farrington who has been to Atlantic City on Thursday last. _____ (Continued from page 9) ■spending the white? at Wrlghtstowu OCEAN GATE William Alston Jr. Is ill at this writ­ rendered by one of the men from the I ing. Agricultural college. Moving picture I was in town Saturday. son1' m ntnrevSfrn'w “ ""X"* DavW: I Mra. Anna Walton of Lakehurst an- (Continued from page 9) t motoicycle to Win. Warren of nouncos the engagement of her dau- Council meeting Saturday night. C. G. Cisue is spending several days slides were shown illustrating trail I -Mr. and .Mrs. C. E. Corliss, Mias \\ arotown on Monday, also sedans to ghter Maude to Sergeant Daniel H. Mr. and Mra. George E. Billings and in Collingswood. farming. Mr. Waite, Ocean conjl Myrtle Estlow, Annie Surallk and . Bunhell and Dr. Lane. Stahl of Indiana, now located at Lake- children spent the week end here with Nathan Cramer who is employed in farm demonstrator, was also prese» | 'Herman (Vaanifr attended the movies Chester Cranmer, who has been at hurst, thoir parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. the fishery spent the week end home. Hey. J. A.’ Glenn, pastor of the BsF J at Barnegat on Saturday evening. the St. Joseph's hospital for three Mr, and Mrs. H. Marcus of Lakewood Black. Easter Sunday was a bright and In­ tist church at West Creek, called ot, | . . ¡Mr.?.. Rosa Holman Is visiting George weeks has returned home, announce the engagement of their dau- * • P* Anthony of Newark has arriv­ the Rev. D. Y. Stephens Frid&y. Surallk arid wife. teresting day at the M. E. church not­ Mrs. Eva Cranmer who has been ill ghter, Etta, to Robert Harowltz of ed to spend several days at his home withstanding the rainy weather. The Alisfc 'Julia Folsom spent the holi­ for so long is improving sjawly,. New York. here. choir rendered special music and ac­ WEST POINT PLEASANT | days with relatives at Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Coxe of Phila, quitted themselves with much credit. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dorsett sf*** , John Snralik w-lio has been at Jef- Raymond Alberti rtf Pt. Pleasant, has Alvin Edgar, a youth at Lakewood, spent the Easter holidays at thetr Two excellent sermons were delivered Satut'day with Albert W. Dorsett *■ home on Anglesea avenue. feilson hospital for three weeks re- been summoned to Trenton to tell how was fined $10 and costs for driving by the pastor Rev. D. Y. Stenhens. family at Toms River. . turned to his home here on Monday he came to let a boy under It drive a car without a license The fact came Mr. and Mrs. John Huerline have Three new members were received. Mr. and Mrs. George Olson sp<* much improved. his car; ho happened to do it, when out when he collided with a wagon returned to Phila. after spending the The room was tastily decorated with the Easter holidays at New York. Thomas Sweeney was a Monday vis­ Inspector Jimmy Irons of Lakewood driven by Percy Holman, and Injured holidays at their home here. potted plants and a very large congre­ Leslie Hulet has purchased an itor at Toms Itiver. was around. both Holman and his wife. Miss Jeane Rubincam entertained gation were present in spite of The tomobile for his concrete businet*- Miss Moyer of Phila. over the week rain. Special services were held in the end. Aliss Violetta Ivins is enjoyilK * At. E. church last week, which wpre much needed rest with relatives » \V m. Coyer is busy making out his very well attended and resulted in after a year of service as nurse tax- bills this week and will be ready much good, They will be continued this the Paul Kimball hospital. for mailing in a few days. We notice week. Miss Myrtle Roberts, a nurse on the new printed bills he will not James T. Corliss was a Monday visi­ gaining at the Ann Alay hospital, receive any tax money on Sunday in tor in Phila. ited her parents on Saturday-^ the future. Estii Holms and Ralph Corliss mo­ moved B e r r y ’ s S t o r e s John Sottuug and Ernst Peters of Gordcr Reynolds has . ¡¡rf- j tored to Alanasquan on Saturday. family from the Bristol farm Elizabeth spent the week end at Mr. Lewis Asmus of Washington spent and Mrs. Jacob Vogler's. Mr, Sot- This is the time of year when everyone should be thinking of that repairing or Easter with his parents, Mr, and Airs. Mrs. Lena Reid, a sister of r iJ , j painting job around the home, that bit of improvement that has been contem­ tung has a cottage here at Long Chas, Asmus. Bennett, died at the Ann May Branch avenue, and Mr. Peters will A Farmers institute was held in the , after an operation. _,, plated for so long' a time and always put off. BERRY’S STORES offer you have a cottage built at Point Pleas­ » ■M-l > 1 !"H"1 t | 1 1 I 11 1 ant and Asbury avenue, Mr. Vogler • every inducement to start the job now. Our large stock of the material needed doing the work. and our moderate prices, should encouraga you to begin at once. Mrs. A. Hoehman has just returned from a stay at Newark ready to rent her cottage. Asbury house. Miss Eieiiora Relchstetter is spend­ Teams Wanted Paints, Oils, Stains, Varnishes and ing her vacation with her aunt and un­ cle, Air. and Mrs. J. Vogler. To Hire by Day or Month for 'Mrs. Catherine Dilimore has open­ Builders' Hardware ed her cottage for the season. Her t — — _ grandson, i 'has, Dilimore, is spending a week with her. Road Work at Surf City N. I Win. Vogler has spent the week end Garden Tools and Implements, Lawn Mowers, Etc. with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1 Vog­ Steady Work—Good Bam & Living Quarters ler. ! / > .■! . Garden and Grass Seeds Mrs. Agnes Alien spent Monday here- looking after her bungalow which is Call Barnegat i-R-3 being completed - by Mr. Vogler, VICTOR BICYCLES Mrs. Emma Relchstetter spent Eas­ Our Grocery Department ter with her mother, Mrs, A. Hoehman. Victor Bicycles are one of the best makes.. Contains a Full Stock of the Finest Goods Miss Edna Hasenflug spent Easter Victor Bicycle? can now be found at Berry's with Mr. and Mrs. J. Vogler. E. A. CORSON, Geni. Coni. Stores. , . . . . v Master Louis Frick from Rox. Pa., Flour, Feeil ■' Tobacco, Cigars spent Easter with Mrs. K. Dilimore. OCEAN CITY. N. J. •Charles- Dfllroore-returned horns- af*- ter a week here. M.'M 'W IH ¡ I » I H 11 i f » ;