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RANK REGISTER Unit Wnklr. Intmd M B«unA-CU». Matter «t th» Pott- 1 VOLUME "til. NO. 13. offlu.at Bad Buk. N. J., under th« Act ol M«roh Id. 187*. RED^ BANK; N.J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1918. $1.50 Per Year. PAGES'! TO 8.

CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD. LOSES. SIGHT_OF ONE EYE. BITTEN BY PET CAT. USUAL PAPER NEXT WEEK. William Morris of Bel ford Died Mon IRON FARM HORSE TRIAL. Highlands Boy Struck by Dart ILLEGAL SIZE BASKETS. Animal, Caught in 5tecl Trap, Bitcf LIBERTY BOND CAMPAIGN. Thrown by an Older . Woman Who Tried to Release It. day Morning at Ago of 76 Year*. TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION AT ONE HUNDRED 14-QUART BAS- IT WILL START SATURDAY AND SIXTEEN PAGES IN THE REGIS- William Morris of Bclford died Orsemus HartsBrovg, Jr.. of High- A 'pet cat, owned by Mi.ss Catherine TER'S NEXT ISSSUE. Monday tit the age of 70 years. He SHREWSBURY LAST WEEK. lands, five years old, has lost the sight KETS CONFISCATED. Stilwugon of Everett, got caught in CONTINUE THREE WEEKS. leaves two sons, Albert, with whom of one eye as a result of being struck a steel trap a few days ago. Miss War Industrie! Board Regulations An Exhibition of What an Iron Farm in the eye by a dart thrown by his The Law Does Not Permit Baskets of A Train of Cars With Trophies Cap- he lived, and Fred Morris of Bed This Size to be Used in New Jersey Stilwagon was trying to release the Require a Smaller Paper One Isiua Hone Con Do Given by Allen & brother James. The dart was, ma'de cat from the trap when the animal, tured in France Will Arrive in in Each Month—The Other Three Bank. Mr. Morris was a civil war Garriion on Aaron Armstrong's of a cork, a horseshoe nail and a —Antonio Bacigalupi Fined $50 Red Bank on Saturday—Bond veteran and was a member of Arrow- and Costi of $3.40. apparently thinking that its owner IIIIIOI Will be of UIUKI Size. Farm—Does Three Teams' Work. feather. James threw the dart at a waa trying to hurt it, attacked Miss Committee to Meet Friday Night. smith Post. Many years ago he was An International furm tractor had Antonio and Lugi Bacigalupi of The Register next week will appear a purser on the Jessie Hoyt, a passen- screen door which he was using for a Stilwagon furiously, She was bitten The four-th Liberty loan campaign in its usuul form of sixteen pages and a trial oil Ajiron Armstrong's farm at target. Orsemus was standing inside Wharf avenue, Red Bank, were in several places on her hands. The will start on Saturday. Frank Mc- er boat which operated between Shrewsbury two days last week. Al- arrested Monday afternoon on coiii- Will be set throughout in its usual the door and the dart pierced the wounds, were treated by Dr. Edwin 1I Mahon, the chairman of the Red lnrije type. As stated last week, the Sfew York, Port Monmouth and Sari' len & Garrison of Lon^ Branch were screening and struck him in the eye. plaint of John H. Fitzgerald, assist- Field of Red Bank. Bank committee, has called a meet- ,War Industries Board of tho United dy Hook. The funeral of Mr. Mor- the demonstrators and the tractor Dr. J. L. Opferman grave treatment ant superintendent of weights and ing of the committee for Friday Status Government has issued regu- rf» was held this afternoon at the wan operated by two of their employ- and later a specialist was sent for, but measures of Monmouth county, for night at eight o'clock at the Kisner lation!) for country weekly newspa- house, tke buriulwas at Fair View ees, Harry Reed and Howurd Rogers. the pupil of the eye had been perma- selling - f ourteen-quart baskets of building. At that meeting full in- pers. One" of these regulations is cemetery. There wua a fair attendance of farm- nently injured, causing the loss of peaches on September 9th. The bas- FIRE IN 0. E. DAVIS HOUSE. formation will be given regarding 4hiit newspapers which issue sixteen ers both days, • sight. - kets were not of the legal standard the amount of the loan^ the condi- pages regulnrly must cut out eight Tho tractor uses kerosene as fuel. size, as the regulation standard size tions of payment when they are pages a month. In. order to comply DEAD FROM HEMORRHAGE. It pulled two plows, each plow cutting are 32, 20, lfi, 8, 4 and 2 quarts, or MORNING BLAZE DOES bought on installments, and tho with these regulations Tho Register a furrow fourteen inches wide. The 1 quart or pint. Sixteen baskets CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE. amount allotted to Red Bank. will issue three numbers each month tractor ntraveled a little faster than MACHINE MEN WIN OUT. were seized with fruit and 84 other On Saturday morning a train of sixteen pnges each, which is the JAMES E. HALL OF OCEANPORT a fast team could walk> The tractor baskets were in the place, At the. The Fire Started on the Third Floor bearing trophies captured by Amer- of the House—-Firemen Kept It form it has had for the pt\Bt twenty- DIED MONDAY AFTERNOON. is operated by one man and Harry ORGANIZATION CANDIDATES hearing before Justice Edward W. ican soldiers * in France will reach iivo yeiu-fl, and it will issue one paper Reed and Howard Rogers took turns Wise, a fine of $50 and costs of $3.40 Confined to That Part of the Build- Red Bank. The train will consist each month of eight pages. The He Waa Taken Sick in the Morning in running it. The tractor went over WIN IN BOTH PRIMARIES. was imposed on Antonio Bacigalupi. ing—Water Damagei Furniture. of several cars. It will reach Red and This Sickness Was Followed by The baskets were confiscated and Fire caused considerable damage to eight-pugo issue will bo printed on uneven ground and through rag Edge and LaMonte Win the Nomina- Bank at half-past .eleven and will ,the fourth Wednesday in each month. a Cerebral Hemorrhage—'The Fu- weeds and other weeds waist high as burned at the fruit store. The fine O. E. Davis's house on Riverside ave- leave Red Bank at half-past one. neral Was Held Ust Night. tions for United States Senator— and costs- were paid. nue Sunday morning. The blaze was A part of The Register is set this readily as it went over level parts Arthur A. Patterson Nominated The trophies will be on free exhibi- week in smaller type than usual, In Jumes Edward Hall of Oceanport of the field. The weeds were com- for Mayor. Bacigalupi Brothers said they had discovered in a hall on the third floor tion. A parade of school children order to get OB much news in tho pa- died Monday afternoon of a cerebral pletely turned under. bought the fourteen-quart baskets in of the house about 8:30. One of the is expected and these children will per as possible. hemorrhage. He was taken sick with It is claimed for the tractor that it In the primary campaign in New New York and did not know baskets bedrooms on" the third floor was occu- be allowed to go through the train vomiting spells in the morning at the will do the wo'rk of three teams. The Jersey yesterday the organization of this size were illegal ire New Jer- pied by a servant pirl, who had gone in advance of the others. Speakers Cutting down the size of tho paper Little Silver railroad station and he candidates won in both parties. The to church. One ..of the members of and bond sellers will be on the train to eight pages compels Tho Register cost of operation for a day is $2.60. vote was extremely light. The inter- sey. _ to leave out a considerable amount of died a few hours after he had been This is for the kerosene oil and ma- the family discovered, the fire and and the bonds sold will be t credited taken home. Mr. Hall was 68 years chine oil used and does not include est in the war overshadowed politics telephoned to the borough hall. An to the Red Bank quota. news in this issue, even though some old. He leaves a widow and two step- completely and in most places the alarm ,was turned in from there and of "the news is printed in smaller the wages of the operator. When the only vote cast waa that which was SHOT THROUGH THE BODY. The Liberty bond sales in'the.past type. Advertisements which camo in dtiURhters. the latter being Mrs. Har- tractor is not in use it costs nothing the firemen were soon on the scene. •have extended over i\ month or six ry Khoades of Long Branch and Mrs. for maintenance and it does not "eat got out by the two political ma- The fire did considerable damage weeks. It is intended to make the late also had to be omitted.. These John Silvers of Newark. For the past chines. Less than one-quarter of the things are to be regretted, but they its head off." registered vote was polled. HUGH RIDER OF RED BANK HAS on the third floor and part of the roof present bond sale short and sharp. lire incidents of the war. Men are eight years Mr. Hall had been carry- A BAD ACCIDENT. was burned off. All the maid's be- The. campaign will continue only needed for war work.. Cutting down ing passengers from the Little Silver Governor Edge won the Republi- longing were burned. Water used three weeks, by the end of which the amount of paper used by newspa- station in his automobile. The fu- MONEY AND HAMS STOLEN. can nomination for United. States He Wai in His Canoe Sunday Morn-. by the firemen penetrated through time it is expected that the entire pers reloases some of the men who neral wns held last night at Ocean- senator by about 6 to 1 over George ing With His Rifle and in Picking; the floors and damaged furniture on issue of bonds will be- sold. have 'been employed in paper mills port and the body waa taken-to New- L. Record and Edward W. Gray. Up the Rifle It Went Off, the Bullet the lower floors. The, loss, which Many of the methods employed in ark this morning for burial in Fair- G. DIETZ & SONS' STORE ROBBED George Lamonte won the Demo- Going Through His Body. previous bond sales will be used in. and pj'imits them to be employed at mont cemetery. cratic nomination for United States amounts to about $800, is covered by munitions muking or other war work. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Hugh Rider of Bank street and his insurance. - the present campaign and it is ex- senator over his three rivals - by pected that a number of new fea- Hesidro this release of labor, certain nearly the same majority. brother Paul went out in their canoe i'hemictilH nnd other materials used in Tbomaa Drum Arrested by Red Bank Sunday morning, taking Hugh's rifie tures will be introduced. • paper making are needed for muni- DEATll OF OIL PLANT MANAGER. Police and Confesses Crime—His In Monmouth county the Repub- licans nominated Thomas Lloyd with them. The rifle was picked up tions, etc, Reducing the nmount of Fied J. Massey of Perth Amboy Died. La it Confession Leads to Two Other from the bottom of the canoe when EIGHT WILLS PROBATED. LINCROFT NEWS. paper u.sed thus helps win the war in Friday at Hospital. Arrests at Belmar Last Friday. Lewis and Dallas G. Young for as- sembly over Dr. Lemuel" E. Davies the hammer caught and the rifle went these tivo ways. t F)'cd J. MauHcy. manuKer of the Perth Thomas Drum, un ex-convict, was off. The bullet struck Hugh in the REBECCA H. HENDRICKSON John R. Conover Captain of This District A til boy plant of the Utnndard oil company, arrested last week by Chief of Police and Harry B. White. The Repub- for the Coming Liberty Loan. Tho present plan of printing full didd lout Friday moi'nintr at the 1'renbyterlan lican nominees for freeholder were back and went entirely through his MADE HERJVILL IN 1915. . John It. Conover has been made captain size Registers of sixteen pages three hospital ut Newark. lie was K9 yenra old Hurry H. Clayton and Sergeant Bryant B. Newcomb and George body. He was hurried to the Long of thiB district for the Fourth Liberty loan nnd hod been employed by the oil company Harry VanNote charged with stealing Her Estate. Was Left to Nephews drive, which will start next Saturday. Mr. weeks «nch month, and printing an inetcen yenrH, He leaves a widow, wb^o $225 and four hams from G. Dietz & Woods, and the Democratic nomi- Branch hospital, where an operation Conover wns In charge of the last cam- «ight-pngo paper on the . fourth ./us MIHB Mary JohnHton of Red Jlnnic, nnd nees were Charles M. Wyckoff arid was immediately performed- by Dr. and Niece—-Fair Haven Woman paign, during which ' $.11,000 was raised. two children, Kathcrinc ond Helen. The Sons' store on West Front street last Leaves Estate to Cousin With Wednesday of each month, will bo body was brought to hifl wifo'a former home James R. Tinker. Walter A. Rulhhan. The intestines The quota was $3,000 and Lmcroft'fl honor ut 25 Rivei-Hide avenue. Hod Bnnk. The Wednesday night. Drum admitted Whom She Lived—Other Wills. flag therefore had seventeen stars. Lin- continued until the end of the war, P the robbery and said he had given the In Red Bank Arthur A. Patterson were found to be perforated ten croft in that drive • went "over the top" or.until new regulations urc made by funonil V, H« held Tilontl^y morning at St. times. Each of these perforations Rebecca H. 'Heiidrickaon, who died at Red more timea than any other district in the James's church with solemn reiiulem mnss, money to Mrs. Polhemus, a coloredwas nominated over William H, Bank u few weeks ago, made her will June country. The workers in the coming drive the Wur Industries Board. which was celebrated by Rev. Hu^h Maaaey woman who lives on 17th street at Houston for mayor in the Republi- were closed and the exterior wounds 9th, 1915. -All- her silverware was'left to expect to beat their own record. of lloncwell. who WUH osBiBteJ by Rev. D. J. were also treated. The boy is rest- her niece. Mm, Mary Tilton, and her pic- IJucKan nnd Ilov. John A. CaulfiHd of Red Belmar. On Friday Mr. Clayton, can primary. Mr. Patterson carried tures and photographs were bequeathed t

Itowud f rl und Ch»i-U. Q»kl of Bujonne Mrs. F/ederlck I3ir<3 of Brooklyn 1i vUlt- l.nd Loul Berinlngnr of New York *m NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN. U her Br«ndmothfr, Mra. 0. C. Herbert. Sund., .t of Mr. and MM. William Mrs, B. Bankert uf Newark was the we«k- Sefb*). -, «nd KUMt of the Miu»vs Hayward. Daniel Bnlley hai purchoaed • Pord tour WAR SAVINGS STAMPS WORTH Mlastt Kttth and Jtarjorie Sty. who have int ear. $420 SOLD TO ONE MAN. been 8pending- their uunimpr vacation with M.icui p. I.oroy and Thoraaji M. Waillnir their parante, Dr. nnd Mm. J. B. Ely, have attended the flromen's convention at Atlan LADIES' SHOES ruturned to school «t Hrooklyn, tie City on Thur»il«y. Friday and Sntunlny Harry Harris of Belford at New Or- Mi»» Kiltabeth llnywnril. who hns been Mr». Alwilda Ivina ha« returned to Kunelle leans Visiting His Parents, Who ara vinlting fricndi at 01ujuint" innUi ij rucortl sule of war snvinttu Mrs. J. a VanMiiU-r and Mrs>M. E. Hvu- FEMALE OPERATORS and Matter atumi>t« lwttt week? To one mun he uold Bell nHvc received cunlfi fvnm their nous nil- bought here. Small operating expenses enable me hlumpt to the imiiiunt uf S4l*0. iiouncinp their anfi' nnival DVLMML-US. Worry Hon la of Hcliord in iipcmliiiK two Miss Pan-iiigton i.f llrnokl/n iu vlsltlmr LEARNERS WANTED weeks with hi-t parents, Mr. and M rs. her BiatLT,,Mi-8. A. S. Marvin. to make very low prices. Ronrtrc I* Han-Is ul New Orleiiiiw. Mr. Mr. uiul Mra. Frank V. U. Yuunu. who what the size of a depositor's balance may be Huiris left lor Now Orleans in time m hnvc _bten »l)i-ndijiu .^.v.-riil weeks In tlic ntUnd tht> Kolilt-'ii wutlilinir ntniivi-rmiiy ..it Catiikilln, ,havo TCtntnt--|itrr. Mm. J. C. IIOISIT. $100, $1,000 or more ^ , Alias Minnie Fnwt of New Munmnuth Clmrica W. llrown is "UI-IIIMIIK a few ilnyn Steady Work. huH been vi«HriiR Mr. mul Mm. Walter K. 'ith John Mori-itt inn! family uf Jei-.4t;y City. Hupping of K.-d Il.uik. Mrs. E]]i\ Huniff" I. WEINSTEIN of New nrun.-wicfc. viaitetl Jl.nry Kvoat of Sleeve Setter Wanted the same courteous treatment, the same.; ? Ni'W'Monmouth. on Sunday. Hulet Ncw». Monmouth Street, Rod Bank, N. J. No ji rayo r im-etmt: will he holil iu^t Fri- Mrs. Juon of Matavvan apont. Friday day ni»:ht at the New Monmouth ll.ipti»l with Mra.-Blliabiitli C. ll.M(|ii,-k»on. promptness in every transaction and the .sarniefo ,. vlmroli nwjni; to the JJliorty loan rally ;»J Buttonhole Makers Wanted. tli«- lleUoi-d MethoUUt i-hurch. l'rlvute Uobort I'.. I'.ilt has rvturnpil to . Dix nfler B .until Experience not necessary. A A iTi * * A A A A AJ A. jiTt ^ A A ^ A 4 **' security "is extended to all!- ;w:;;:;;s;u . Uwrenr-t- I'hiJIip.',. *on uf Thoimu Phil- J. i'rnnlc Weinatii i:i a N«w Vorli vitiitur Irj)3 "of Port Muiimouth, id wtaliimcil nt t imiirovemViit. " Mra. Amzi Thurnc of Self on] is a sur- Kk*a'l patient at'.St. Pqter'a ho^ital at New MODERN Mrs,' • J. .B,. Conovur «nd her duutrhLe.' Marion of, Vevona are 'vistttiiK Tlw. nm! TAXICABS ir A. II, Sutphiti of !N}L»W Monmouth, li^a Lillian Howur of Navirsink. who teaches school tit .Mnrllmro, ia rotnm.itinK The cost is very reason- Bank Trust €Qiiip|ii| 1 between her home and' thfc school. Mrs. Chnrlca Schubert "nnd fr.mily have- able and our service is J4td tlieir Kuhimur home nt Leonnrtlo ttml BROAD and WALLACE STREETS,:': ::• hive mo^ed -bnck-to-llrooklyn. .Mrs.. Thomas Hetts and her dnuirhtet such that it.'cannot help but please. Call number 704 Dorothy -of Brevent I'nrk, have rt>turned to New York for the winter. day or night. - The Naves ink Mothudiat Epjvorth loapuc hekin sociable Udt Saturday •nighb at Mrs, John T. Willi«m«'3. .. i Mra. Angelina Johnson of Leonard') is j . otidinK a few Any* with her «iiiter, Mrs. Taylor of Trenton. j '•. Ernest Bade of Belford w;is home Sun- i day and Monday feum Camp, Dix, wU-; Anderson's Taxi Service ho'is stationed. • ' - Mrs.

Mlddletown Village Newi. THE CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY A eon waa born to Mrs*. Thomas Kelly J CLEARANCE i last week at the Long Branch hospital. MIBS Agnea Kane is attending Trainers' luainesa collece at Perth Amboy. •has an opportunity for a sub-dealer in Red Mr. and Mrs. William' Lufburrow- spent Several hundred pairs of women's high shoes, . i ADLEM & CO. iaturfay i>nd' Sunday with friends at Jer- ;ey City.. ... Bank and vicinity. Our terms and require- Mw^Daniel flillyer and Mrs'. M. T. Con- in all colors, black and two tone effects. lin will'attend the temperance union con- ention at Lonn Branch on Friday. ments are not rigid and deliveries favorable The -girls' patriotic league will meet Sat- urday afternoon at" the library. Miss Christie uf Long Branch will make an ad- $7.95 to those able to finance a sub-dealership. dress.' ' • • • ; Rev. Marion T. ConWHn will preach Sun- dhy. niornini? nt the Reformed church on DRY GOODS. "M aintainins: Purposes" nnd at night on values $12 to $18 Address The Chevrolet Motor Company "Comiuerins Sin." TKe Ohrifttinn Endeavor meeting will -be held Rt seven o'clock and will be led by Mitat Helen Conklin. Stored Hightstown, New Jersey, or call, by Egbert Swackhnmer has arrived sifoly ovcrneas. He is attached to the ©Titiah flyinn torpa. ' . telephone Mr. MacFerran, Hightstown 74-A. The steady Gleaners canning olub has 32 BROAD STREET, put up 220 cane of fruit. The Nutswamp railroad croftbine is guarded day nnd night by three men .work- (Emttjratttj ing in citfht hour shirt B RED BANK, N. J. The Red Hill Methodist missionary soe:1- ety will mut't Sunday afternoon .fit tv/o o'clock. Miss Anna Mitchell wl!! be in, Astnmj $ ark, Sfafa charrrL- of the mcutliig. Miss Anna Smith and Henry West will be married ut the church tonight. IMIIMIHIMIM»MMIM«WIII«M»«MiHMMMI

MATINEE 3:00 EVENING 7:46 COMING OCTOBER 7 COMING OCTOBER 7-8 RUTH ROLAND THOMAS A. EDISON presents in the Great Western Serial "The Unbeliever" "HANDS UP" The Story ol a Human Soul Phone 36O-M THEATRE RED BANK TODAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 SPECIAL-TWO DAYS ONLY Thursday, September 26th SPECIAL-ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY oroT VAUDEVILLE TUESDAY dtl 11 FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN - "The One and Only" and BEVERLY BAYNE The World Famed Russian Actress In lr» their Latest Metro Release Twill Rock the World With Laughter "A PAIR OF CUPIDS" A COMEDY DHAMA of Fate" 12th Episode of "The HIDDEN HAND". A 7-Act Master Photoplay of Love and Dwtiny " CURRENT EVENTS 15th Episode of "THE EAGLE'S EYE" Friday, September 27th Thursday, Friday, Saturday, VAUDEVILLE September 26, 27, 38 WM. S HART IN A WESTERN DRAMA Acts-»4 "THE PATRIOT" OTHER REELS MONROE & McGUIRE Charlie' CHapiin jD.^TripUTroubW'' Blackface Entertainers SPEGIAL—Monday, September 30, One Day Only Saturday, September 28th GALLON & TOVEL MARY McLAJRENf VAUDEVILLE 2 Women-High Class Singing "THE MODEL'S" CONFESSION" A GRIPPING STORY OF STUDIO LIFE BESSIE LOVE 1 APOLLO & CO. 19th episode ot '"THE HOUSE OF HATE" IN • • ' European Novelty Act SPECIAL-Tnesday, October 1, One Day Only "The Creat Adventure" M. COHAN LOUIE BlEN EL IN HIS GHEATEST PARAMOUNT SUCCESS CHARLES CHAPLIN HOLLIDAY1 in One of His Latest Comedies Wednesday, October 2, ARNOLD DALY in "MY OWN UNITED STATES1 THE RED BANK KEGISTgR. P«e Three.

UTTERS FJtOM SOLDIERS. SALESLADY WANTED. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, WILLIAM V. MttXY, STEAM VULCANIZING. Apply Blom'i deltcateucn -tot», Broad Pleacsni furnUned roomi /or rent In good tl P««d ftr«et. PbotM 19~H E«J Basic We •*» the bext material*" aad guarantee Mlulvi, from W.rrier. to Th«lr Folk* itrwt. Red Bunk. location, ' with private family; would con- Ths right place to g«t good grocerlas at all work; free air lervlce. John Hansen, 42 Bub HOB*. sider light huuaekteping. 46 Rector place, right prices. Prompv-dsliTerles. West Front street. Red Bank. Phone 72-W. BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE. Red Bank, . White reed baby carriage for sale; prac- GARAGE FOR RENT CONTRACTING AND TEAMING, tically new. Mrs. Ubl, 150 Bridfic avenue, HARNESS WANTED. .it \85 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bunk. Can Will handle large or email contracts, grad- Red Bunk. " ___ Bet of niimJe carrlnge harness wanted; be used for two cars. Inquire of M. Levy, ing and moving; hour or day contract. Ap- must be in first-class condition. "AddreKH, 100 Monmouth street. Red Bank. ply or write Afcram Patter*on, Everett, H. J, KITCHEN CABINET I ' FOR BALE. with particulars and price, Harness,.box 313, Two Plata lots for aale at purchaie price Red Bank. , JAMES B. CARTON, EVERETT, N. J. FURNISHED ROOMS AT LITTLE SILVER. to aettle estate. Apply 92 East Front street, Auctioneer. Your patronage solicited. Ko Furnished rooms for liirht housekeeping, FULLY EQUIPPED Red Bank. ' SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE. sale too great; none too small. Terms or,7 unfurnished rooms, or house, in Little Saddle horse for , Hale, with" saddle and right Phone Middletown 278-F-2L Silver, Address Box 235, Manasquan, N. J. TO EXCHANGE. bridle; A-l condition; will sell cheap. Want to exchange fully eouipped 1016 y utUcks of muatari) irai,, "und believe me Maxwell roadster for a Ford. Phone 1072-J, George $, Smith, Navesinb avenue, High- WANTED TO RENT CATERER FOR SOCIALS. it la iome job clrenlnu the wounded with lands, N. J. . by army officer, two or thn-e furnished If you want a caterer for that wedding, Red Bonk. ' ; ^^ that party or a social of any nature, let mi $2S.OO a sa» mtisli on," he »«yi. A« •>• «">• wrltr room a and buih ; suitable for lioum>l over their ranka, about 200 feet Very attractive j all improvement*: terms Home Blife, cost (200, will Bel) at sacrifice; and'the job will bs right. James Wolcott, above the earth and rained a heavy shower easy. Wm, H. R. White, 60 Broad itreet, alto collection of books guituule for home or CATERER SUPPLIED. 16 William street, Red Bank. Phone. Red Dank. • library. George J, Smith, Navealnk avenue, Special attention to parties, banquets and Highlands, N. J. all social functions. James Wolcott, 16 , TRUCK FARM FOR SALE. SALESLADIES WANTED. William street, Red Bank. Phone 4JZ-W. Twenty-two acres, of good tillable truck You couldn't buy ah article of furniture that would Baleiladies for Saturdays wanted. In- POSITION WANTED. land, with 11-room noose, burn and garogr quire at once. Yanko'i, 24 Broad street, Position wanted by a beautiful 24-year-old HORSE AND WAGONS FOR SALE. on property; also other outbuildings, all in give more service or better satisfaction than a Kitchen Red Bank. girl)/will work at anything; prefer ofiiee or One two-home • market wnpn, li-barrel good order.' For iale reasonable. For par* commercial work; experienced. JVlittB N. D.,body, buggy and farm wagon, nil in good ticulars apply to Charles Herry, Eatontown, Cabinet. It is the housewife's "work bench." Every- BOAT FOR SALE. box 88, Red Bank. contliUun ; also Rood work horse, j^uarant».•«PARISH SELLS FARMS. lung:, here. The sun rises about 5:15 and it aon, Wickntunk. N. J. stock .with lots of vitality. Charles I). Grant Pariah, principal broker in MOD does not tret dark'until hnlf-pa»t ten, which RABBITS FOR SALE. Cleveland, Eatontown, N. J. -Phone 2130-11. mouth county estates, farms,, country hornet makes a lonir liny to work in thu flclda. The White Angora rabbits for Bale; all kinds seashore property, entire North Jersey sea from $18.00 up. EntflUh people treat UB Yankee Nnlillem fine. BIG PRICES PAID. of rabbits bouirht, pold or exchanged. Krah- LODGE ROOM coant. New York connections. Old estab- . \Vhqn we march through the citieB and I am paying big prices for fresh eggs and rtert, ProHpect avenue, corner Rumaon road for rent on Wednesday evening, the large lished agency. Offlce, Trunt building, As towns they ull cheer ua und it Is apparently poultry. H. Hatt, B5 Linden piece. Red and Towerhill, Red Bank. lodge room on the third floor of the David- bury Park, N. J. a treat for child run nnd plrla to BCO UBBunk. Phone 878-W. son building. For particulars inquire of Yanks, us they cell ua soldiers." TOURING CAR FOR SALE. trustees. O. G. Frake, Bridge avenue. Red WHITE HELP WANTED. POSITION WANTED Bflnk^ _ Letter* f^om Red Bank Colored Boyi. by a well appearing experienced chauffeur; Chandler 1518 touring car, seven-passen- White help wanted, waitresses. chiimu«r- ger; also 'Chandler limousine, late 'ltt; both maidH, cook, ch.iu(Ti;ur, house mnn, dish- Churlcs J. Itilcy, William Jordon anil Den- white; an expert; Frcrich-Kngliuhman. F. M. FARM FOR SALE. D., box 8», Red Iiank. in perfect mechnnical condition. Used 160 acrcH near lloJnidel in the potato washer: near Philadelphia; Kood WBKCB, KOO<1 nis Kpps, three Red Bank colored boys, write AUUJ, box 313, Red Bank- home. Call at 140 Ocean lioulevard, Atlan- from France-that, they are with the 350th growing ueotion; soil for *poUitoet», Brain, FOR SALE. ^ fruits, grazing, etc. For particulars ad- lantie HiBh]amU, N. J. Phone Atlantic Fluid artillery. They left Red Bank last REAL ESTATE WANTED. HiBhlandB 21'J-M. GOLDSTEIN'S full. They. Bay that all the boys nre well, IIOUBO for sale at purchase price on WaBh- dress J, C.Schenck, 219 Brnad street. Red thnt they have plenty to eat anil Bopd nleep- inift'oii »treet, Red Bank. Apply at U2 Eust Wa have catih buyers for good farms, Bank. _ . Front street, Red Batik. larRO and small, at right prices. Here's WINDOW CLEANING- intf quarters,-but it la very c/tid for summer r where the buyers are." E. E. SJocum, Inc., HOUSE FOR RENT. We make a specialty of cleaning window, $ DEPARTMENT STORE and they bleep under three blankets all the of stores, offices and private residence!; alt* time. They wnnt to be remembered to all BUNGALOW FOR RENT. 141 Broadway, New York. Eight-room house with all improvements, hot and cold water, gas and electric light, general office cleaning. Rates reasonable .their frii'ndd in Red Hank. They »ay they Seven-room bungalow for rent on river Satisfaction guaranteed. 25 West From BROADWAY LONG BRANCH Kef the New York papers, but that there is front; nil improvements. Inquire 279 Lo- SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS. hot air furnace in cellar; Karage on the place. .Inquire at 88 Branch avenue. Red street, with the* American dyers and clean nothing-like the nood old Red Bank Reuria- cust avenue, Red Bank. Beautiful reversible rugs made frotn old era. Phone 853-W. ler for them. Charles J. Rfley has been carpets and chenille portieres. Write foi Bank. promoted and lie In now.n utrtreant. TOR SALE. circulars. American Rug manufactory, 296 Oyster bolt with tonus and bankets, rendy Vermont street, Brooklyn. . RED BANK DAIRY. EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER. Calvary Trooper's Letter. for use. Inquire of Captain George Frick, Splendid milk for babies, from Dr.. E. Yeara of experience learning the desires of men has taught us how to" nerve men" folks Lieutenant J. Leon Schnnck, BOH of John Itector place, Red Bank,. GENERAL CONTRACTORS... FahneBtock'fl Shadow Brook Farm. All san- James Norman & Son, office and yard. itary precautions taken, in Our care of milk regarding their Rhaven and haircuts." Let G. Sclmnck of Key port, was a former mem- our experience Rive you comfort. . Second ber of the Red Hunk cnvulry troop and he BOARD WANTED 47-61 Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank. Con- and cream. Charles A. McClaakey, phone 1 for pldorjy gentleman and nurse with private crete work a specialty. . Get our figures be-468-M. ' • National Barber Shop. Upstairs. Curchin i« now with the U 2th heavy field artillery & Antonides, .proprietors. in Fianct-. He writes that he had been a family. Apply Mrs. C. B. Waikiey, 208 fore having any work done. month without receiving a letter although Mitple avenue. Red Bank. SECOND HAND CLOTHES WANTED. previous to that, he had been wetting a GALVANIZED PIPE FOR SALE. Will pay highest prices for your old RACEABOUT FOR SALE. letter nearly every day. He speaks of the WE BUY OLD HORSES. 400 feel of galvanized pipe Vi to 4 inch clothing If In good condition, men's only. 1911 Mercer mceabout ia ttood condition heartbreak!) of those at horntJ over the boy8 We give $0.00 & piece for old horses. Mon- assorted pipe; tiiso two hundred pounds of Estimates cheerfully given. Phone 18-M, for sale; equipped with electric" light, top They are being received here dailyiand put immediately iroinp; away, but any 8 the home folks mouth County Hunt nlub, Shrewsbury, N. J. galvanised JittinKH HBsorted BJZCH. Address or call Herman Levin at 96 Shrewsbury und windshield; bargain if bouttht at once. should look at it the way the. boya do whoPhone 120-W, Red Bank. Lock Box 46. Highlands, N. J. avenue. Address M. H. Murphy, Jr., box 167, Port on display. If you want to see the very latest in WEARING are , over .there und they should think of Manmouth, N. J., or call at residence, on the pride which will bo felt when they nil TOURING CAR FOR HIRE. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING, trolley line at Thompson's Crossing. APPAREL for MEN and WOMEN or something entirely come marching home after their Rood work Eight-cylinder, seven-passenger Cadillac APARTMENT TO RENT. Renovating pianos a specialty; cracked in over and done. touring cur for hire by the hour, day or trip. Nicely furniBhed or partly furnished Bounding boards, noisy Actions successfully REAL ESTATE. Anderson's Taxi Service. apartment for rent; also rooms for light repaired. Expert on player pianos. A.'"B. We would like a clear and complet« d* desirable in HOUSE FURNISHINGS, pay this store a visit Soldiering at Camp Humphries. housekeeping; all improvements. Inquire Dirhan, 42 Hudson avenue, Red Bank. 43 East Front street, Red Bank. 8 crip tion. of your property if you have an) Louis Prate of Mount street, who is at Phone 1B2-J. for sale. It will then be brought to the at ' Dont wait until you are ready to buy. Come today. GET YOUR STOVES REPAIRED. tentto'n of purchasers looking for real estate Camp Humphries Virginia, writes that Let us repair your stoves now. L. i 107. they ilont (five the new aoidiern only n FARMS WANTED. List it with this office now. Hawkins Bros. Every day you put it off you lose a great opportunity as the Schwartz & Bon, West Front street and Before' you order your magazines please agents, 10 Monmoath street, Red Hank, rifle, they\ffive them also* a piclc, a shovel Maple avenue, Red Bank, write or phone me, I have the lowest prices. Large and small; also country homes and and an axe nnd they teach the soldi in Clubbing offers. Emily C. Stibba, magazine •bore properties. Send descriptions; will fall buying will soon be at its height. ~~" how to use them. "First we cut down a'tree, SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. specialist, phone 107, Red Bank. inspect.- George W, °Zucker, graduate agri- OFFICES FOR RENT. then we di« trenches und then we flunk Smull furnished bouue wanted; would rent culturist, Colt's Neck, N. J. Phone Tree- Large front room with two adjolnlnj hold 849-F-82. Thii camp makes a rcKulnr soldier out of for winter."' Addresa Mrs. C. E. Walkley, FOR SALE. rooms for rent in The Register building you/' he writes. 208 Maple,avenue, Red Dank. suitable for lawyer, real estate or othei My store is open from 8:30 o'clock in the morning to A largo engraving "The WcUrMnfr of the CAR FOR SALE; GRAPJE£' WANTED. professional line. Plenty of light, atean Killed In Action, Deer," one Singer sewing machine, single MAID WANTED thread, and one large French clock Tor sale. Five passenger Hudson tourinir enr forheat, water and electricity. Further par 9:00 o'clock at night. On Saturday night my store is open Mrs. Theodore Todd of New York, who for general housework; family of two atlulta. 02 East Fvont street. Red Dank. sale; electrically equipped, self etarter; in ticulara' by calling 'at The Register offici was formerly Misa Margaret Burr of RedApply Mrs. H. J. Hcrvog, 05 Bergen place, perfect condition; will sacrifice; also grapes until ten o'clock." . • Bank, has received wont thnt her hiiBbnml ncur South street, Red Hunk. wanted by the ton. Apply Robert Laurino, UPHOLSTERER,- MORTGAGE MONEY Ocennport, N, J, had been killed in action in France, Htfl to place on property in or .near Red Bank, Furniture recovered and repaired, onr body waa found in No Man's Land by a com- BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER. In amounts .to suit. Applications given im- tains, draperies and Austrian shades; lay - rade, who - had-voluntcereiUto_Jook_-f or.. jnen_ -Frank-Gray.-practical- horseahoer.- Ths medlBte_attention._Hawlcini- Bro»., ngeU ^ OFFICES TO RENT. ing- ..of carpets, _ matting and linoleum _ \vho.__wera_.mIsaina.,.at_thfi_rjolL.fJiH._afl?r_„ a_ -Brick—Shop,—19—Mechanic—street; l<ab^ 10 Monmouth street, Red Bank. Several office'rooms "to rentr.singly— dr-'fif Davenport sofas, couches, " mattf esYe'f ~an? drive "over the top." _ Todd had been killed suitea, in The Register building; all im-cushions made to order. M ait land Thornton with shrapnel. Mrs. Todd la a daughter of lished 15 years In Red Bank. provements ; rent reasonable. Desirable Jo- JA2Z BAND. 87 East.Front itreet. Bed Bank. Phon< Edwin Burr, who. was active in the affairs catfon in heart of' business district. Apply 14-W. of the Baptist church during his residence WHEELWRIGHT1NG, There is nothing like a Jazz band forat Register ofllce. Wheelwright work and general repairing* dances.* If you desire the best In dance here. done at short notice. Joseph Sesta, 171 BOOKS I BOOKS! BOOKS! music sddress Henry Gilman, ISO Linden GENERAL MpVING AND STORAGE. 166 Monmouth Street, Near Depot Reel Bank, N. J. Weat Front ntrect, Red Bank. place. Phone Red Bank 1070-W. The story of the great war in 12 volumes. GIRL WANTED.. Light and heavy trucking by horse or Covering three years of the war nnd a aeries Apply nt Berlc's shoe store, 20 Monmouth FOR SALE. TRY US motor; large, roomy- vans, reliable men. of special .articles on the causes leading up Btrcet, Red Bnnk. Side delivery rake, in good condition, with an order for flowers; all seasonable Roomy- storage warehouse,' separate rooms. to'it. "Every American should have a set in GharlcB D. Cleveland, Sunny brook farm, Eat- flowers at reasonable prices at Hayes Bros. E. J. Bellly, 51-58 Mechanic street, Red his o'r her home., Sold on easy payments. MHMCWWHttMHWWNHIHM H. RITZAU. ontown, N. J. Phone Z130-R. 20 West Front street. Red Bank. Where the Bank. Phone 282. Booklet sent on request. Publisher,' Post- Remover of dead animals. Bed Bank, cars stop. Phone Red Bank, 1028-J. office Box 243, Asbury Park, N. J. Telephone 12U-J. HOUSEKEEPER WANTS POSITION. FOR RENT. DISPENSING Middla-aged woman wanta position as SADDLE HORSES FOR SALE. Small bright apartment furbished or un- • FRANKUN CARMINE MOYAN, YOUNG COWS FOR SALE. housekeeper; thoroughly competent'. Ad- Ten head of school o ml die horses for Bale furnished; suitable for couple.; modern French, Italian and English commercial dreHB, F.. box S18, Red Bank. improvements; quiet and homelike; central artist (of C. C. N. Y. college and Milano Two young cows for noje. Charles H. cheap or would put out for the winter with location. Call for particulars at 98 West CJnrk, Hazlet,- N, J.- responsible—parties—R.^-Hr—Browet,—fi37 Tn~Banir; "** • —~~ _art.,B.choolU._Eortraits:iii_.QiLa.nd-.ftll_j»edthlUEtit:iiiLdlldLL ' ""- STAtldNEJRY FOR SALE. * Central avenuer Asbury Park, N. J. urns. Pen and ink drawings, landscapes in. j | -Let Us Fill-Your Prescriptions DOG WANTED. Odd lota of stationery at 1917 prices; LEGAL PAPERS.. oil and water colors, lodtea' fashion design- Pure tired Aireilnlc or Collie dog or pup. store out of business. Schclbert,' 184 Lib- PIN LOST. ing-, paintings ot all subjects, original and erty street, Long Branch, N. J. Affidavits, acknowledgments,- leases* bond Phone Red Bank 1128-J. Heart shared brilliant "pin lost at Camp- and mortgages, deeds, etc., prepared by me. copies; commercial sign work, general In- You exercise your best judgment in your selection of a phy- bell's junction or on road to drug store at In my office from eight o'clock to six. Ed-terior and exterior decorations, architectural SHREwioFRYDAIRTi\ . FOR SALE. Belford. Finder will receive, reward by re- drafting, automobile tnonograming, etc, sician for your needs; but unless;you show the same good' Old established store stock and good will ward W. Wise, justice of the peace, room 7, Milk and cream. Special milk for bablM. turning t6 Box G3, Middletown, N. J. Eisner building. Red Bank. Theatrical scenery. Period furniture and Telephone 400-W Red Sank. for sale at a bargain to settle estate. Ad- drapery designing. Statuary, Itnlian gar. judgment in the selection of the druggist to fill your doctor's dresti Box 98, Highlands, N. J. dens plnnned. Studio and residence", 25fl TYPEWRITER WANTED. Horses, Ford Truck and Implements for Sale, Shrewsbury avenue, Rod Bank. Free ex- prescription how can you be sure that his instructions have FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Want to rent visible typewriter for three Owner drafted, must sell two work horses-, Two lnrtfe furnished rooms and bath/ Ap- FORD FOR SALE. ' hibit of oil wall paintings at Red Banli Ford for sale, 1914 runabout; in good to six months for practice work; modern sash,' Planet, Jr., riilinir cultivator, team candy kitchen. been followed in the compounding of the prescription? ply to Y., box 3ia, Red Bank, condition; cheap for cash; also taxicab body.. model preferred. Address 213 South street, plow, one horse cultivator, wagon, small 0. A. .Morris, Pearl street, Bed Bank. Red Bank. Phone lOfiO-R. Red Bank. tools, etc. George Abel, Pleasant Valley Here the greatest care is exercised when putting up a pre- ! - BOY WANTED. road, address Matawan, N. J, ROOMS FOR RENT. Boy wanted to nail parquet floor. Apply WANTED AT ONCE. " FARMER WANTED. scription from the weighing and measuring of the active CO East Front street, Red Bank. Man wanted at once to work in stock and Farmer wanted to operate .farm on shnres HOUSE WANTED. Two rooms in the library building:, 14 either with my tools and teamn or his own; •ingredients to the accurate and. scientific combining to ! HOUSE FOR SALE make himself generally useful. W. E. House and one acre of ground wanted im- Monmouth street, $15 per, month for both Mount, Monmouth street, Red Bank. immediate possession given to right party. mediately, $5 to $8 monthly, purchase op- on' .Spring street. Apply nt 92 Eut Front Address Henry C. McLean, Red Bank. tion preferred; Red Bank to Highlands vicin- rooms. Inquire of Miss Weia, 00 West make the prescription all your-physician expects it to be in street, Red Bank, for particulars. < WANTED AT ONCE. ity ; fullest particulars necessary. Keltey, Front street, Red Bank. Man wanted at once to work in stock nnd FURNISHED ROOM. 65 West 128th street, New York. accomplishing quick results. . OLD CORN FOR SALE. Ynake himself generally useful. W, E. Room* for rent in best central location, on SPECIAL TONIQ SHAMPOO. $2.00 per bushel at the crib. Apply at Mount, Monmouth street. Red Bank. Broad street; in fine modern house; also one EUCHRE AND DANCE. Delicious Orchard*. Scobeyville, N. J. light housekeeping apartment, furnished. Odd Fellowa' hall, Monmouth street, Cure for dandruff and oily hair; alst SALESLADY WANTED. Apply by telephone, 178-W, Red Bank. facial massage and manicuring. E, Eetti R. H. VANDERVEER HOUSE FOR RENT. Wednesday evening, October 2nd. Euchre Experienced saleslady wanted; steady po- : and (lancing to start at 8:30. Admission Gallow&y, Second national bank building, At 43 Peters place, all Improvements. A. rtion, good salary. Inquire at onco at DAY WORKERS " 35 cents, refreshments included. Benefit Knickerbocker Pharmacy L. Ivina, Register building, Hed Bank. Yahko's, 24 Broad street. Red Bank. supplied free; reliable women; can do anyOrder of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Red Bank. Phone 161-W. kind of work; all are recommended. Public Telephone 12S and 382 , CHEVROLET ROADSTER FOR SALE. PIANO AND HARMONY LESSONS. stenographer in our oflice. Evans .Agency, In perfect condition; must lie eold at once. phone 1018, Red Bank. Open evening's. ROOMS- WANTED. WELL ROTTED MANURE. Address Luck Box.4G, Highlands, N. J. Will tench in Red Bank on Thursdays; I*aily of refinement und willing to pay hav« a few vacant hours. Addroas M. J. well for the proper accommodations would Farmer, and gardeners wiBhlnir veil rot Corner Broad and Monmouth Streets Red Bank, N. J. NEW ZEALAND BUCK RABBIT FOR SALE Hollywood, 14 South ntreet, Newark, N. J. ARTISTIC like suite of two or lliti-u looina with buth ted manure for lawns Rnd other nurx>o,«i floral designs, most reasonable in price; in private house; meals to be furnished Good specimen, best pedigree. , Room 7, door sprays made up, f 2.00. Should be or- communicate at once while there iB an op< Second National'bank building:, Red Bank, LABORERS WANTED alao. R. T. K., box 313, Red Bank. portunity of getting cars shipped wlthoul PRESCRIPTIONS at once at Morgan, N. J. Outside work; no dered from the florist. Hayes Bros., -20 T. N. T: Board If necessary. Good WOKPH. WcBt Front street, Red Bank. Call Red an embargo; pricea furniBhed upon BDPHC** BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE. Bank 1028-J. GRANT PARISH SOLD THE Must flo to war. Cntl at 248 Locust ave- Apply to Daniel Herbert, 18 White street. Rosemont farm for $100,000. He can sell tion. We can • make prompt shipment el your farm property. All over Monmouth orders received thla month. Manhattu nue, lied Bank, after 6:00 o'clock, P. M. 100 CARPENTERS WANTED. FOR SALE. county. Old patabliahcd agency. New York Manure Company. 148 Liberty afreet, Nvi CATTLE BOUGHT AND SOLD. • Rhode Inland Red fowls, chickens, quinces G2Vj centH an hour; double time overtime; connections. Entire North Jersey Beacoast Highest prices paid for cattle and calves. and several pieces of very Rood furniture. 'working two hutirn* overtime every dny: Trust building,. Asbury Park, N. J. Xork. 2EX CIDER Shapiro & Kats, phone I027-M Long Branch. MM. V. Vaqporn. Hnlf-Milc road, Red Bank. government work; out of town: also 20 laborern, 4fi cents mi hour. Evans Agency, I. am devoting my entire time this season to the making of SCALE FOR SALE. HUPMOBILE COUPE FOR SALE. Open evenings. Sweet Cider. The cider is the sweetest I have ever made. _ Toledo acale, now. for sale. Call at 248 Hupmobilc coupe for sale with runabout ndUfit avenue, R*>d Bank, ufter^ 6 J00 P. M.body; firat-clasH running order; fast, a good HOUSE AND STABLE WANTED. My Nut Swamp distillery has always been famous forj| knockabout car. Owner, box 813, Red Bank. Have o client who desires to lenac by the MONEY TO LOAN. year, small unfurnished house with good Apple Brandy and its Sweet Cider and this year my citj Mono/ to loan on bond and tnortijagfl. Ap- VICTROLA FOR SALE. stable, near railroml station i rental not to exceptionally good. ply tti A. L. Ivlna, Resistor building, Bed Cabinet victrola, unusual aound box, forexceed" ?ao n month. W\ H. Hintlemann, Bank, , sale; high-clast) records in considerable phone 3G7, Runmon, N.\J. quantity; price.$150. .Victrola, box! 313, Red Leave orders for it by the gallon or barrelat my Nut Swamp TOP SOIL FOR SALE. Bank.. HEMSTITCHING. ~~ distillery or at my liquor store, 23 WelVFront Street, Red Bank. Nananqunn gravel and blucatone screen- . Buttons, plnkinB, plaiting, cable and plain fnri; will deliver same. Charles Burd, Bed JERSEY COAST LAUNDRY. stitching, mending. Hewinp, buttonholes; all Telephone 476., Bahk. ' '.Charles Brcnker, proprietor. Family kinds of handy thinna done, at The Handy washing, under 2G pounds, 00 cents; with Shop, G Uronil street. Bed Rank, and 1S4 " FORD DELIVERY FOR SALE. flat iron work, $1.10, Hand ironing If de-Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. 1916 'model, encloaed body, in A-l condi- sired. O. C. WALUNG tion, Boyd DrothcrB, Wallace street, Red FOR SALE CHEAP. Hank. MARRIED MAN WANTED. Seldom used, Hovernl styllnh. pretty and To work on fnrm near Red Bnnk; house, flne fnll garments, fit lndy or miss; dress, 1 DISHWASHER WANTED. wood, etc., siuppllcd. Addrcnii statin« sujt nnd skirt, navy nerKo; block suit and . ATTEND THB_ Dishwasher wanted in New York restau- wagon expected, Henry C. McLean, Red dreiftr: good values, ~at $10 nnd lens. Ad innt, FFroni t street, Red Bank; man orBnnk. drefli Desirable, box 313. Red Bank. v;umati. PIANO FOR SALE. , ASBURY PARK BUSINESS COLLEGE MEN AND BOYS WANTED. Upriitht piano in eood condition for' sale At the Monmouth Nursery; hlph wanes cheap; nrr reattonable offer refused. Call , Day Sessions begin September 23rd. nnd steady work. J. T. Lovett, Little Sil- mornlnffB nt 48 ' Washington atreet, Red Night Sessions begin September 30th. ver, N. J. Bank. • :. .""teaming our way Office open dally for registration and personal - HOUSE FOR RENT. FOR SALE VERY REASONABLE. ^ Interview, beginning September 11th. Six. room house, water and KUS, on Allen Ilounc and lot for sale very rennonuble nt AUTO1STU S ATTENTIONNT . ' Old Enghincl.'s finest woe! dtrcet, Oceanic. Juijuire John Uonimn, Oce- 100 Wallace struct, Red Dank. Inquire have tnlicl n tlile agency fof Gr Goodrich I NIDT V I D U A L. INSTRUCTION anic N. J. . Mrs.* Alice F. Supp, IK Broad street, Red tires, tube*, Intcrlinera, blow-out pnicheH, ens, as well as Scotland's Dank. etc. All kinds' nf fnrm machinery for sale ' , Pupil* prepared for Business, Secretarial and Civil STEAM HEATED FURNISHED ROOMS. by me. Anyone wnnt in? mnchincry n^ right best, come regularly across Service positions. All graduates assisted to positions. Steam heated f urninhoA roomu to let; OFFICES FOR RENT. prices call at Fred S. Kinhnfcr'B. Holmdel; from tire mills of our Allies.' Write, telephone or call. prLvate" house. Apply at 2B3 Locust avenue, In The Register building. Two front Phone 26-Wi Holmdcl. ERNEST L. BEAN, Principal. Red Bank. offices now vacant; poaacsaJon Immediately. For further particulars apply at Register HELP WANTED. The choicest of fabrics.' • TUTORING. ofllce. ' r Poultry man. ilnirynmn, Kre< nhniiPe man, VAA^'WV'WVVNA'VV'WVVVVVVVA VV-V-VVY'VVVVVVVVVVVVV'WVWVAAA/ COHCKC (frnduate otters tutoring: in all cooks, cook find nurse girl together, '.ehnm- too, frotrstlomestic looms. school Bubjecta. Addreas Tutoring, box 818, CARD CASE LOST. brrmftiil-BfaniBtrcBB, ivnitresB-pnrlurniald, Red iBank. ,- Old roue card rasc'lnitt oil Hudson avenue ntantcurlnt, second trlrl, liouseworkera, fnrm* Makes a ^reai-4^iU sliow- lnnt Thursday; contained ' *T>.4:t.' Finder hnnd», 20 Inlmrcra 4fi rents nn hour. Evans 1 COW AND CALF FOR SALE. ilense return to 135 Hudson avenue. Red Agency, phono 1018, Red Bank. iiiff'of s 11 it* ami overcoat -'. Fresh Guernsey cow and heifer cow forlank. GET HELP NOW. SlKM'iul •1N!ii»l>l>lii« S'rvlir" Four Hoover Diggers sate at Michael Corbett'a. Patterson avenue. Red Bank. . GOOD PRICES PAID PoniUonn wanted by chauffctirn, gardeners, , , for imti'i's. liy iimil. • for men's second hnnd suite at The City.Dry carpentnrit, watch mnn. hminomah, handy- Wfllr f»f Biiniplcs. - HOUND DOG FOR -SALE~~ - Cleaning-^nd- Dyeing ^Works,'-& Mechanic mnn,. " Inhorerp, rouples, caretakers,. .Hten- oKrapneffl, ljookk'fepera,"" ' «ff!ce" "w'ork'ern,"' FlMt-oUui hound dog for sale; will sell street, near Broad street. Red Dank. Phone | foe 88. Address Mm. • Reeves, 14". Willow 267-tf. hoiiRfkreptrflt tiiliUl)p-nK*'l colored woman, "ROGERS PEET"COMPANY" Htrcet, Red Bank. s" • hnunework; compnnlou. Evans, AKcnoy, Red and Repairs TOURING CAR FOR SALE. nk Broadtvuy HOT WATER RADIATOR WANTED. A ,88-h, p. Pierce-Arrviw tourJntf can (n at UtJi KL "The nl 3-lthBt Second-hand hot water radiator wanted: flrst'Claas condition: bttrgain. Apply War- DOG LOST. ,. ,, . Four Sheplierrl or police 'lo^ lost, female; dark about five coils. Address E. I. Oakley, 24 dell's machine shop, Seabrlght, N. J. Phone 1 Corners" Fifth Avo. CHARLES P. CONOVER Chestnut street. Red Bank. ••'• 137-W. , brownish itrey in eolnr; tnnR nn«r. pointed Drnndwny care; looks nonit'thing like a wolf; name «t Warren Ut4lHtSt. HIGHEST PRICE PAID SCOTTISH TERRIER FOR SALE. Herta; no collar. Reward will be- paid for for Mcond-hand furniture or anything you Fine young female for snie; well bred return or information leading to return of NEW YORK CITY' HOLMDEL, N. J. wish to dispose of. Call or write \o Barnett and good looking; nice disposition. Charles th1« dog to R. M. Cleveland, Urocul Htreet, . KatB,- 29 CheldM avenue, Lonir Branch. D, Cleveland, Eatontown,: K^ J, Telephone Shrewsbury, N, J., telephone B4-Jt Red Telephone 3O-F-3 . Telephone 261-M, Long Branch. mo-R. Bank. Rexdcn Kennels. THE HBP SANK REGCTER. THE RED BANK i WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1918. "(tor Chef Knows Bow

TOWN TALK. ^ Next week The Register will be of its usuul size of sixteen pages.1 Three issues each month hereafter will be THE FRENCH RESTAURANT 'sixteen pages each and the fourth is- TOM ATO PICKERS sue of every month will be eight pities. This reduction in size is due INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE to the regulations of the War Indus- tries Board, which has made rules for the use of paper by country news- papers. These regulations will re- main in force till the end of the war, WANTED! or until new rules are issued by the Hoard. • " + * +• You Must Be The Judge ' It looks 'Strange for The Register to appear in eight-page form, for it has had sixteen pages or more for We'll prepare for you the best meal obtainable in Red Bank upwards' of !2D years. This reduction About 60,000 baskets in siv.e' for one of its issues each and if you don't say that it's the most enjoyable one you have ever jmintli is one of the incidents of the war. Winning the war is thjc great had in a public eating place we certainly will miss our guess. work which is before the people of the country today aiiil The Register, of tomatoes ready to in common with all other country You must be the judge in everything here. We want to please "weeklies; cheerfully accepts the rules •which the War Industries Board? has in every respect and are open for suggestions from our patrons. laid down. The readers of The Reg- ister and the advertisers in the paper pick. Come to the Henry The very best homes in this vicinity are represented daily at have likewise accepted these regu- lations in this same spirit as one of the things necessary toward winning our* tables. the war. . - They know that " Our Chef Knows How. Grand Jurors Give Up Dinner. Grant farm in Middle- The May Ki-nmi jury, which completed its work last vti'vk. made ft contribution of $150 to tlie Red Cross instead of holding the cus- Our pastry is made daily in our sanitary kitchen and a piece of tomary dinner after a grand jury is dis- charged. The jury handed UP 114 indict- our celebrated home-made pie after your dinner here is a suitable ment" last ThuiBday• and. was then disT town township prepared charged. It presented a paper to JudKe Lawrence' in which it was Btated- that.the desert for the finish of a choice meal. jury hail investigated the eewer (mention at Ixmff Branch and had found that the sewer company at that place dues not maintain H nuictitnoe and has not endanReied the health of the place. . to work. Highest prices To Ouit Court Clerk. THE FRENCH RESTAURANT | -irafry M. Wilson. clnrl{ of the district court at Asliui-y Hark, "has been notified that he will be removed from office Jiext PETER NOGLOW & CO., Proprietors week. Mr. Wilson is a Dcmocrut and paid for pickers. Judtfe Renjamin B.. Smith, who has nirreed to the clerk's removal, i^ n Republican. Practically all the lawyers at Anbury Park have si,:ued a petition reque*t!nK that Mr. Broad Street, opposite Monmouth Red Bank, N. J. ! Wilson be kept in office. Mr. W.ilson will fiKlit his removal in court. ^^••^^^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••s •> QUALITY QUICK SERVICE COURTESY •I* BARGAINS BARGAINS! Special for Friday and Saturday -IN- Why not buy your meat where you can save from 5 to 10 4 cents per pound and get the very best quality for the very RUGS 4 lowest prices? Buy at 0 -AT- 4 THE POINT •I* THE WAGNER I^IARBCETS to be considered in buying WEST FURNITURE CO. i Drugs is, first of all, the KEYPORT; IN. JF. WATCH OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS quality. Then, of course, 4 you want to be sure that 4 THE LARGEST AND.FINEST STOCK'IN THE COUNTY \ Prime Rib Roast Leg of Veal Top Sirloin your druggist keeps a fresh 400 PATTERNS IN ALL GRADES TO CHOOSE FROM I stock and employs an expert I Royal Wiltons, Wilton Velvets, Axminsters, Brussels, 35c lb 25c lb 4Oclb to take charge of the PRE- Grass, Wool and Fibre, Rag, Congofeum Philadelphia SCRIPTION DEPART- • Prime Blade Roast Fancy Milk Fed Fowl 2 CARLOADS NEW BEDROOM SUITES^ Roasting Chickens American Walnut Mahogany Ivory Quartered Oak ; 42c lb You can be sure of all these 4Sc lb good points, and many more, 3 Carloads Attractive Dining Room Suites Loin of Veal Rump of Veal at -Offering a wide range of selections. All woods Chuck Pot Roast Special Drive on 25,000 Rolls WalSpaper | 28c lb 28c lb H. C. HUBBARD, Prop. • Closing out all small quantities in bundle lots V Dixie Bacon Irish Style Bacon lfi Broad Street, Red Bank. $1,50 Bundles at 50c $3.00 Bundles at $1.00 California Hams €••• I ciephone lib .^_4_.__ - - $4.00 BundIes-at^l.5Q :•_._ Enough Sidewall and Border in each bundle to cover any ordinary roorri Y 38c lb lb Veal Chops Veal Cutlet Salami and Cervelat OCTOBER 1st West Furniture Co., Keyport, N. J. ? 39c lb I will open my still house STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK 35c lb for the making of cider on Brookfield Butter Tuesday, October 1st, and Fricassee Chicken" Fresh Candled Eggs will continue to receive apples at my still house until 35c lb further notice. Genuine Forequarter Calves' Liver 35c lb D. CLARENCE WALLING Beef Liver 16c Nut. Swamp THE BROADWAY THEATRE Spring Lamb Plate and Navel Liberty Steak LONG BRANCH, N. J. Telephone 344 32c lb Corned Beef J NOTICE J Formerly~Hatnburger Pure Lard 35c lb 22c lb d I opened my store with 4 32c lb f afulllineof j t PALL HAT'S 5 STORES ALL, OVER NEW JERSEY! ^ on Saturday, September 14. (0 Saturday Night, September 28 $ MRS. W. H. LOHIWANN i fj 257 Shrewsbury Av&, J ONE PERFORMANCEf ONLY . fl . . . . The Wagner Sanitary Markets g " RED BANK 5 12 BROAD STREET 22 MONMOUTH STREET The Greatest Dramatic Event of the Year Telephone 22 O Red Bank .. Telephone 834 Red Bank School Now Open RED BANK, N. J. It is time to get-your Chil- dren's Suits, Trousers, Shirts, ECONOMY BEECHNUT JAR GOODS SANITATION Blouses, Hosiery, Caps, &c, PRICES AR& RIGHT.

H.N. SUPP (GERALDINE FARRAR'S HUSBAND) 19 Broad Street, Red Banic I SUCCESS OR FAILURE

WeU-Kottofl •i i ^ Saving often marks the difference between these two. It may in your 11 11 Horse, Stable and i • : Cattle Manure "•• case. Can you afford to risk failure by not saving ? I ' pri&a, Pulverized or ShzoddeiL I mnaua. "f Money deposited in our Interest Department on or before Thursday, Thli nmniire is ociurltas and ex- ctptliMKtlly nutritf'JiR'. Klurlslt<, I-.ui ISL;IIH: tiiirileiHM's onrl GroWTfl liitvi: nbtain.'d wuiult'i-rtil rt'.sulls. +. October 3d, will draw interest from the first. The.rate is 4%. Al -.i ii'uil fur Ki'ii•'••'. liiwn, vefie- •talilo JUIM. flower Kunk'iif, polled ]>l.uit4 nrnl fill furnm.g purpotftB, A New Play by Willard Mack and Lou Tellegeri A hn^lhiR. Pl.ml l'»>f><1i to be mi^f-tV'ivitii .••nil or tisir-i) B-'parittely. pritinotliii: 11 u* crnwtti of evi;ry l-l.'ir.s nl vegt-latiun. In "Ba.gB, Balk or ifox On.ru. THE SECOND NATIONfttBANr ('all or wr)toJ for your supply *.t Prices $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c OiH'i). an as to UHHUTC Khlpmout. ' Red Bank, N. J. M. McGIRR'S SONS CO. Reserved Seats Now on Sale 164 VT. 34th Btr.at, Hew York City. THE REPUtfflt REGISTER. Pass FW«. GZOBCZ H. TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY. WQTICE. Kmans, •»<»•»•«<» Safe at Ltmd for Vmptid TUN. NOTICE OF TIME ANIX PhAtit OV )ir« at Mount Clsnuni. Mlehi- SALE will «... at public »al« all the lands, Une- AND REGISTRATION lit THE UOtt- AND ItKlUSTUATlUN IX THlf! Hi) It. m*nU, hereditaments anil real estate here- OUGH OF ^tED BANK. OUGII OK HIGHLANDS. Wn Allan H. Jones of Vincratown nxnt President Suspenders inaXtcr mentioned, for tlie shortest term for Notice U hereby elvta:el thaat t a geueealgueeal Notice ie heieby given that a fflth.ltl f.»rr thith*i ituiw of the persona ajtainst whom the uuid taxtH ill l Hilton A, Siegfried ol Swing sti-oat. »ho term cause by the death of William Hughes; pose of electing a MMi.tuber of thh * Hnuir tf haa been In the eniplor of the Central .-ail- Household Gmidsv Ford Car :: 19 Broad St., Red Bank I have been laid on account of the same, ami two Members of the General Assembly, two HepreuenUtivca o( the Unltt'd Htutt-n tuta nad sine* 19015. hai been made traveling the amount of taxes laid on account of each Members of the Board of Chosen'Freeholder* the third congrcbaiunnl district; two Umtnl fetman of the Southern and Central divi- pared, arc as fullowi, viz.: At the Holland Farm. Formerly Richard A. Leonard (for three y. hat bean made a cor- ton Fit.U 18.52 .Suit! Kcnerui election nnd primary ck'ctimi crnl ABBtralily of th« Stute? of New JLI-.» *. poral. CumminK", James; aturt? and land. will hf ht'ld ut the followinK places in the two Members of thr- DtMin! or CIU>M> \ ,.fi Ml»> Cora Wilton and Miss Anna Bobm» BETWEEN CHAPEL HILL and LEONARDO SCHOOL BIOGEHUSSELL Pine iiiook 6.38 :I BonHJwh of'Rfd Hunk: holders of the County of Mnnmmith fS eC Linden place have returned to tlivlr Covert, Ttrrnce; house and land, n First district—Niivesink hook and ladder three years, one Coroner f(»r thi- Ciumly (f tgmct at Daltoo, Massachusetts. Mil* EXPERT FURNITURE and I'int! llrtofc 6.48 houHe, Mechnnic street. Monmuuth to fill the tiricxuin-d tt-rm rfiu.til wllion and Miss IloBtna were employed fa- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Chnrn.itn. lirvnton; house ami laud, Second . district — Imiepvmh-nt engine by the death of WJIJi;im II. MMITJH, J,,, Cooper's dnls •tore. PIANO MOVERS 1'iiif Himik 5.38 hous*?, M«chniiic btrcet. II Mayor of the Horoue:[i of HiKhliunli U*'1 lira. Charles Crawford of Dank street via. AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP Mrs. j'aul Walsh estate; hotel nnd Third district—Louis (». Davidson's gu- two yeiira, two C(innoilrrti'ii yf thf Unri.uth fttd friends at New York lust week. Intnl. Tinton Falls 38.23 of Hiffhlunilj for three yeara, out; Coiinril- John DIFIore of Shrewsbury avenue, who Large padded vans ror local and long raKV, Irfroy plaoi-, neiir IIroad street, i Other article, to be sold oro baggy, jaggor wagon, delivery vngon, 3 excellent Mstance moving. Parrel 1, Mrs. Catherine; house and Fourth district—Borough Hall, Munmuuth man of the Borough of JIL^hlamlH fur of.» la atationed at Camp Meade, Maryland, was lurid lu-ur, Tinton Falls 4.38 You need haveno Oread r>t moving d».* street.' year tu nil the unexpired U-rm . Bar- E. G. Admna place, Kunosun . . . 1,665.40 men'ft Hall, Buy avenue, and for tli '" ti-im,tt ttwlemy of Illverside •ventw, to Ensign T. "l«*nMne&s of our varm. Boundaries of the electindstrictelection"districtss iin the district of said HorouKh, nt the \Dftt.r good a. new. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Knitfht estate, Jacob; house and HHpKb b off Kcd.tiiinKdtikk are uus f OIIIIW II B : H Mill tt t f H Flank Dean, BOH of Daniel Dean of Little estimates trlven on local and long dla- land, Shrewsbury . .". 88.22 House, Millrr atrei-t. .w f Hay BlWer. Enslm Dean ia in the avlatloo umce moving. FrelKiu, baggage and First diiHdistrict—Heninnmi K ppoint on •Tucrtdny, October 2!H.h, l'JIH, frorn ;t :0O Parior^suite, wood parlor stove, 2 parlor .toves, largo colonial coach, large Lirtfon, II. W.; house and land, the North ShrewsburShrewsbury river.between } branch of the naval reserve. general carting. Shrewsbury , ". .. 44.80 er." betw thhe 'clock k [)- in. f) 9:00 'clock V. m. log • Bev. and Mrs. Robert MaeKellar of Mack buffet with marble top, 2 complete bed room suites, cook stove and kitchen furni- ppropertiep i s owned by thh e MonmoutMmouthh boat club the purpose of revising mi corrt'rt.ini; ih« Four auto vans lit your service. MaJlery, Rev. C. If.; house and and ththe property kknown aa the Ued Hunk •venue have returned home, after a. month land, Thomas street, Ited Bunk. 8.76 or iff inn I rrK'Stu s and ceiyiiiK » tuwi>- motor trip in New Enuland. A truthful statement of a Red Bank land, Newman Springs road, Red Bhip of Atlantic, on Tu«-w!;»y, November Oth, John Nelson of New York, a former iiroad street to Branch avenue; thence alontc 1018, from the hour

ESTABLISHED 1854 TELEPHONE 11) EGAN'S NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. Auto Vans and Express Now that moving timo is near I am ALEXANDER D. COOPER prepared to do your next moving 08 Buy Liberty Bonds. FILLS furniture, planoa or bageaee, to allparta of city or country. In the largest padded % r^.t Sale of Any Medicine in the W«td. : Real Estate and Insurance .vans.Jn .Red Bunk. Before you hav« YOU Know JFIiy. Sold everywhere In Boxes, 10c. 25c. n your next moving done, write, send or Soiled Spots call for the only rollablo furniture mover In town, and Ret my prices on your next N.J. 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. iob. AU kinds of heavy or light truck- Are Quickly Geo. W. Sewing, ing done at short notice. Call or address Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and J. T. EGAN, Removed Contractor and Builder, Plate Glass Insurance - 11 Wall Street, Red BanK AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Rciidence phone 124-J Office phono B39-R from walls (hat have ' RED BANE. K. J. , 1O WHAHF.AVBNUB, been tinted with OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDING, RED BAIMK, N. JT. WILLIAM O'BRIEN Room 3. ' , MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY. SBO-J, I Sell Real Estate TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 3d, 1918. Subject to cbanra without notlco. MEANS Jobbing of All Kind*. I Rent Cottages Simply wash the walls E*tin»tes Chaarfullr FurnbhuL I Write Insurance HIGH GRADE SERVICE with voter and a good Steamers Sea Bird and Albertina oil soap, and they look Monmouth County Farms Between Pier 24. foot of Franklin Street, Now York, and Hinhlumls, Hiulilaml Bench, Oceanic, LociiBt Point and Bed Bank. Appro vied and. Improved pletn nod fresh. Charley Lewis. Telethons Calf 1704 Franklin. New York. 423 Rod Bank. N. J. HiclilanJa Tele-jhone, 1284. M ELI.OTONE Is more beau- FOR RED BANK. FOR NEW YORK Heating Plumbing Roofing tiful than wall paper- WHOLESALE AWD RETAIL W. A. HOPPING Dully oxcept Sunday. Daily except Sunday. . on d far more durable. DEALER IN A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. It is not easily.scratched TRUEX BUILDING Leave Pier 24. foot of Frank- Water Systems Copper Work lin Streot :. 8 30 Z 45 Leave Red Bonk 7 00 3 00 or marred. The rich LUMBER, 0 LeaVe Battery LandlnE .... 8 55 3 IS " Locust Point 7 2S 3 25 BROAD STREET ' Arrive Hl«hl»nd. about 10 35 5 OO " Oceanic 7 30 3 30 Earthen and Iron Pipe delicate colors will light- Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass " Oceanic " U 10 6 50 " Hllhlands 8 00 4 0O en and brighten your RED BANK, N.J. " Locust Point " tl 20 B SS Arrive Battery LandinLgg about 9 50 5 SO " R«l Bank about .....II 45 " Franklin StreeStreett " 100 0 00 RED BAISK and SEA BRIGHT whole bouse. The colors and Builders' Hardware. e oo SUNDAYS. do not fade. SUNDAYS. A. M. - . P,.M- Ask for the MELLOTONE RED BANK, N. J. Leave Pier 24, foot of Frank- C.Cllsworth Alexander lin Street 8 30 Leave Red Bank ... 3* 00 color card Leave Battery Landing ..... 6'0B " Locuit Point . 3 25 Arrive Highlanila about 10 36 t Oceanic 3 30 Today's Lesson is " Oceanic " 11 10 •• Mthlnnds 4 OO COMMERCIAL WORK TILES Arrive BatUry Londlnj about 5 50 . " Uocuit Point " 11 20 One of Economy -" Red Bank about"... :n I '45 - •••" Franklin Strwt—•"-• :6-00- A SPECIALTY (or Floors, Walls, Dearths and Mantel No stop at Fuir Haven. * ' - Make your every dpy purchase* pay Facings, Brass and Wrought Iron NOTICE-At Battery Landlni. all el«»atod trains for uptown,mibway for uptown Of U DtootUU Jos. T. Burrowes Go. dividend!, buying Fireplaces, Andirons, Fenders, Fire and Bur'ace caw and ferrlei to Staten laland and Brooklyn, can bo reached In two mlimtaa. Sets and Gaa Logs, Wood and Tilo " TROLLEY CONNECTIONS. Red Bank. N. J. OUR MEN'S SUITS Mantels, Medicine Cabinets and Tile- AT HIGHLANDS rU J. C. T. Co.. for Stono Church. Namlnlt. Atlantic Illithlinda, DtlfoM. WILLIAM TONER Koan.burff, Rejport. Middlitown and Red Bank. • nt B saving of $5.00 to $10.00 each. in Bathroom Accessories. AT BANK RED via M.C. E.Co.. fm Shrewiburr. Eatontown, Lonn Draneb, Aibnrf I'aik Valil Haven, Oceanic and Rumaon. ' Repair Shop AT BED BANK via J. C. T. Co.. for Pair Vl«w, Mtddletown. New Monmoulh. n»lfor>. K««n» 19 Broad Street 14 Monmouth St., Red Bank bure and KeyporL Estimates gladly giv«n on aJI commercial car* SUPP'S, Red Bank * • • TELEPHONE S26J. •a-BMclal ittantlon «Hen to tbo MM of Bonn and Ca'na»«; ..' THE RED BANK REGISTER.

*,»••»•••• HIGHLANDS NEWS. Uburty XJOW Worktrs Mtt at Pftul LUth- •luteln't (or Or«anUatioti. ..,,,,,,;,,^ A meetlnir of the Liberty Loan committee WM • held last Thursday, nltfht at Paul Jjlchvnsteln 8. The member* oi the com- mittee prevent were H. A. G. Intcmann, Daniel Uilla, Murk O. Teaney, Sr,, Dr. J. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT h Opfermunn, William Kruse. Charles Greenfield, Benjamin Ncfmark,- J- S. Hoff- man and Harry N, Johnson. The district 1856-1918 captains are Mr. Kruae, GranJin V. John- »"». Mr. Teaney, Mr. Nlumnrl., Berniurd It's time now to prepare for the frosty weather. , ' Creitfhtun, Mr. Ititemunn and V. MeN John. noil. The other members of ttio committee iU be asuiatanta. J. S. Jlotfrnoii ia in 1 62 years ago, Laug's made their"first candy in Red Bank and nrffu of the publicity* committee. Common sense and fashion come hand in hand and urge us at this time of A number of trains have been taken oil foe the winter, have been here ever since. Our product has made great strides Hlackflgh and lafayettes are being caught the year to protect our feet with footwear somewhat heavier than what we have in the river, A New York man ciiUKht two jiK bass Monday morning. Lust wei'k Mr. Criinticld, who haa chance of the McGuire been wearing for several months past. '.,/.' since that time, as has also our business. Our various home-made bonthouae, caught a bauH wu fell ing; 8.Vj, pounds. Wenkflsh and eruakwrd nre' caught m Iiirtrc numbers in the bay. Mrs. John Meehnn save birth to a aim The fashions for Fall and Winter in Footwear for Men, Women and Children candies sell so fast that they have to be made fresh every day. on Tuesday of last week. Willium 11, Loder has moved to" Eaat Stroudatiurff, Pennsylvania. have been definitely decided and aa our stocks were purchased on this fashionable Louis Lotler has sold liia lnmae at Water Witch' and haa moved into the apartments over M. E. Ruaeiibaum'a ice decision one may be sure that we are offering in footwear for all members of the cream store. & , . • Ralph Hand, who , is stationed at New family the very newest in the season's goods. For Fresh Home-Made Candies london, Connecticut, in the navy, han been -orae on a 48-hour furlough. Murk A. Teaney, Jr., a member of the nuval reserve. was home over Sunduy. Work haa been begun on the alterations „ The satisfaction of getting what you want is youra if you buy youriootwear to the Methodist parnonage Stephen Wright. Calvin Purker mid from us. It is part of our service to fit feet so that solid comfort iB obtainable 100% tasty and delicious George Liminjr attended tht* lire-men'a con- vention last Friday and Saturday at Atlan- tic City. as well as exceptionally long wear—and our prices are very moderate for depend- Mrs, Annie Flaherty bun moved from Hilton Park to her new house on Fourth COME TO street. able footwear. Four more stars have been milled to the service flair of yt, Andrew'* church for Cyril Parker, Russell Miller, Hurry Britten and William Andrewn. The flaw now has 25 atara. / Come to this store for your footwear. -.'•••• Allen Limitift. who ia in France with the LAUG'S C&NDY $HOP Bed Bank ambulance compnuy, has sent a card to hie sister, Mrs. Fred Piirker. on which is printed &• letter of pniwe for the Established in 1856. 42d division, of which division the nmbu- Jance company ts a unit. ' The letter was printed when the division -left the Lorraine front to stop the Germaiudrh-»\ ALBERT S. MILLER - Now in old First National Bank Building, Chief Ronnie Brown ataried his dutien yesterday as detective at the munitions 30 BROAD STREETS- RED BANK, N. J. plant at Morgan, 18 Broad Street TRed Bank, N. J. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. Liberty Loan Mass Meeting at the Majestic » * *•• ****** Theater Saturday Night. A Liberty loan ma«s nu-otinn will bo held at the Majestic theater Saturday riijrht. Mrs. J. S. Klitcroft is training a chorus of 150 children to sing at the nuJftintf and the iublic school orchestra will give st-luetuinu- St. AKmVti clubrooms arc open daily to MATINEE EVENING receive clotliinK for llelefan refugees. 1*hU work id in charge of"Mrs. Willium Kelly. ALJL, ••H^BV^rH^B^^^ •• HRSKTB ESHIHSB ALL Miss Mahal Strylir flrut furlough Mine are here and they are wonderful. Heavy uppers from Camp M eade, Maryland. I ! J EuBtoce White has been transferred I and soles; nice walking heels. J' from Camp.Memle to Camp Colt at Gettya- j . J burfirrPennsylvania, He ia attached to the f Thursday, September 2© ' lieht tank ct>rp.a,_..biit- ho Bays he has"" seeit'T gt ^nly^pe tank since he haa been there,_ _i ] * "Lewis Krause mo veil Monday from his j ~ aa to d, $8.00-^— -. :" 1 ™ lummer home here to Brooklyn. j

Oceanport News. Samuel Nelson, who has been sick some time, is in a critical condition, Mrs." H. B. Edwards is ^seriously' sick IN CLARENCE WHITE ith diseases incident to old age. Mra. W. A. Gilbert, dauBhter of. P. H, Garrigan, former proprietor of the Park ' tel, will open the hotel., as s boarding RED BANK jse or light hbueekeeping apartments for ires of Camp Vail soldiers. ROSE O'PARADISE Bid V COMEDY PATHE WEEKLY Bumstead's Worm Syrup Ar**tmn&*uxo2L9mo&yfoTWoTatMS ^AAgAfAAAAiJ Btooa tlw test for Ea yean. XT HEVE* TAXLB. To cHlldren It la an anral of me joy. PI.EABANT TO WAKE. NO FViday, September 27 BIcfilTESS. NO PHYSIO NEEDED. On» feottl* tin killed 132 worm*. All amg. ttimtB and dfialers.or by mail^^SOo a bot. Sit. C. A. VOOBHEES, M,»., rbUa.,Pa. + ¥ ^! William Farnum Dependable IN 4 4 Knickers f + for school use; sizes 6' "A SOLDIER'S OATH" • to 18 years. Priced BK3 V COMEDY SCREEN TELEGRAM from 75c to $2.50. Columbia Restaurant i • • • TO Broad Street Saturday, September 23 • > Red Bank 4- • Gladys Brockwell IN BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH + -¥ "THE SCARLET ROAD" /^UR »trnnge»t SUNSHINE COMEDY 11:30 to 2:30 '-f ^^^ Belief is in im- 4- partial justice to all and it follows that every one receive! Monday, September 3O •4- the same earnest 5OCENTS courtesy. Our bui. • ineij dealings are above reproach. HERBERT BRENNON MASTERPIECE This.restaurant serves the.best a la carte menu t(^M had in AUTO AMBULANCE SERVICE Choirs and tables 0 Red Bank. Our service is" also the best and our :p|^||i|i|^;ix- + for a!locc&3iana ceptionally reasonable. ' :,. ••••\^'.-::.'-:-^M^^^^&&^.' ' T EST.H.C.FAY "Empty Pockets" SCREEN TELEGRAM If you want a good meal you must come to The Columbia. + FUHERAI^DMCTOR ^ O • Open all hours of day and night. .' 4- Tuesday, October 1 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT. Estate of Fcler Itonkin, deceaacd. Notice is hereby niven that the nccounls of the Buliscriher, ndminititrator with will annexed of the fstate of snid iicccased. will be audited nntl stnled by the SurroRate of IIIIIMHM«MMMHHHII the County of Monniouth nnd reported for LOUISE GLAUM Settlement to the Orpliunn Court of said County, on Thursday, thi? seventeenth day of October, A. P.-. ins, «t which time nppli- IN FORD REpAIFiS cu£ion will hfc maih*1 • for tliu allowance of commisnionn im. 1018. Estimates gladly given;.also general motor work. .Starters OUR EYE SERVICE _..;_j ,, JWALLACK naucfe RAN that excels in skill nnJ thorouEhnoas, NOTICE TO POWER CONSUMERS. and! generators. . ' a where no chance or sues a work entore. •- Thin • Compniiy has apjilieil to -the Board OTHER SUBJECTS Headache and ncuraiffia auickly re- of public Utility CinmnisdionerB for the lieved. An exnminntion will convince permission to incrcuse rnLea for all usera of you beat of our work. wholesale power undvr Gr;>vip "A", Schedule WILLIAM TONER ; 5, ami Group "fi". Schcdul« 3, of TnrJiT .n- eued June 20, 1917, and for the ripht to im- EXTRA SPECIAL-COMING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 101 Linden Place Red Bank. N. J. STILES & CO. puae a 8urt!hur«e of 'J5 per cent, upon the Philadelphia Eye Specialists net hill of nil retail powjr consumers, ef- 2nd National Rank Bldi. Room 28 fective October It, 1H1K. '*- CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "THE SHUTTLE" Telephone 378-W Every Wednesday Hours lzilS to 4 p.m. " MONMOUTH UGHT1NG COMPANY, .U By W. H. Hitchcock, General Manager. September 16, 101B.