BANK Inuod Waikljr, Entsr«4 >• BMond-CIni Matter at tba Post. VOLUME %-vniy NO. 33 olBc« «tBel Bank, N. J., under the Act of Mirth 8, 1870. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3,4926. -, $1.50 PER YEAR. , PAGES 1 TO 12$ .. _ _.. - _____ • . .* SPORTS ON THE RIVER. TIME LIMIT ON .PARKING. BACK TAXES SQUARED UP. READY TO WIDEN wo Houri and a Half U to be the MIDDLETOWN'S BUSINESS. BOUGHT OUT HIS PARTNER Realty Company Makes a Settlement FIREMEN'S LAST RITES. SHOW AT COLTS ORDINANCE FOR MONM 3UTH MOVING PICTURES OF ICE Limit on Broad Street, TRANSACTED BY THE LIGHT THE E1GENRAUCH FARMS, INC., , with Little Silver. MANY AT HARRY VERNELL'S 1 REFORMED CHURCH WOMEN ~] STREET IMPROVEMENT. BOATS IN ACTION. , Automobiles will not bo .allowed OF A LANTERN. NOW OWNS THE BUSINESS. When the Delmor-Scott corpora - FUNERAL LAST WEDNESDAY.' o bo parked In the business section lion bought the Conovcr tract near QIVE A SUCCESSFUL PLAY. Famous-Player* Company Gets Fine The Change to Thii Nttrne from TJio Street Roadway to be Made if Brood street at Red Bank more Budget of EipenBB* Palled anil a tho Little Silver railroad station He Wat One of the Heroei of the The Performance was Enacted View* of River Sports—BonJumin That of Eigcnrauch & DcWinter ' Forty Feet Wide from End to han two'and a half hours. This Change 'Made With Regard to which It is now developing, taxes for Fire Department,' Hi» Death Hav- the Villace Schoolhouse Last Frl- Atwater'* Pet Won Third Race was Effected La«t Week—A Poul- ' End—All the^CommUlone r» are tiraatum was served Monday night Vititlng Nurie Service—Com- several years remained unpaid by a ing Been Hastened by Injuries day Night and It Will ha Re- of Season on Saturday, try Supply Busineii to b" Formed. in Favor of tba Improvement. y Councilman Thomas M. Gopsill, plaint About a Leonardo Road, realty concern which had previously He Received Fighting a Fire. peated at Two Other Placet. Monmouth street's roadway is to Last Wednesday was a great day hairmnn of tho police committee ^Tho official business o" Middle- Henry Eigcnrauch has bought the owned the traqt. The records of the' The- high esteem in which Harry About 250 persons attended o, be widened its uittlro length, ifpcord- on tho Ico for lovers of winter if tlio council, He said tho police town township was transacted .last intcrebt of his pdrtnei, Alfred Dc- back taxes due were very much in- Vernell of Leighton avenue was Wmler, in the poultij Dusiness of show at tho Colt's, Neck school-' ' the to nn ordinance which th com- sports. The larger part of the,day lad been instructed to "ticket" Thursday night by the light of a volved Und it was impossible i^o de- held by his fellow townsmen was Eigonrauch & DeWintcr, and the housp hst Fnday night. Tho per- missioners ordered drawn at their jvas devoted to the taking of ice very cor kept on the street longer lantern. The electric lights in the termine the exact amount owed. shown- by the large attendance and 1 business.has been incorporated un- formance VJS a three-act comedy Btrcet boating scones for the motion pic- han the specified time- limit Eojch township hall went, out, during the Last week the Delmor-Scptt com- the numerous floral tributes nt his inceting"Monday night. The der the name of Eigenrauch Farms, entitled '"Lht Ecantown Choir," Is to bo made a uniform wl lth of ture entitled "Glorious Youth." Tho ickot will tell tho owner or driver early part of the meeting and did any effected a settlement with the funeral last Wednesday- afternoon Inc. Mr. Eigenrauch is president of and it tt.n Riven by the member* forty feot, At patent it va'les.in compaiiy of students from the if the car Ho appear before Re- not come on again. A lantern hap- borough of Little Silycr by paying at hisietc_rcsidence and a'; tho Re- the company and his wife, Jessie L. of the si.wins tlub of the Reformed width from 32 to 39 feet; thei-iiinv Fnmous-PlayiJra' fitudio on Long Is- 9rdor W, J. Poiilson at. a certain pened to be in the room and by its $5 to the company. formed church. He was a member Eigenrauch, is secretary and' treas- chuich of that plarp, with tho as- rowest portion being on the jeasterij land had'prominent parts in most line. The regulation is aimed par- rays the wheels of the township The borough officials ;ire consider- of Wcstside fire company, and the urer. Mr. PeWinter has moved to_ sistance of the husbands of floma ond of the street, near Hroadl street. all of the -scenes.' Shortly before icularly at atorekeepers^ and clerks igoevrnment turned around during ing a proposition to cloee the west- lire bell was tolled during the last New York state. of the mcmbois of thn clnb, A , The commissioners orderM the noon, whilii the ico boats were lined ho make a practice of leaving .their 'the remainder of the meeting, rn end of Silyerside avenue, west of rites. . . ars on Broad street; -Mr. Gopsill So successful wn*. the play thnt ordinance drnwn after hearing'"« re lip preparatory for a race to be The township budget of expenses The business of. the company h the railroad tracks, and take over There were • three largo floral port on the proposed Improvement said/ theso storekeepers and. clerks as a public rood .Conover avenue, two. lequests to have it repeated staged in the picture the Tyro, passed its second and final readings. operated on n poultry farm of 46 pieces, one from Westside fire com- by George K. Allen, the b.oroitgh en- ould without inconvenience put acres near Chapel Hill. The firm which is owned by tho realty com- at other villages hive been made. sailed by. Ira Crousc, its owner, got The appropriations ' amount to pany, one. from the American.Me- gineer. MV-. Allen '.stated tltnt the kieir cars on side streeta.or alleys, doca a. large mail order business, pany. Conover avenue extends It.will produced Friday night at beyond control and in the mix-up ?89,689,30. Revenues from various chanics and one from friends arid estimated tost o,f v.-Iclohi^ff the hus" allowing more-parking,space shipping annuully about 100,000 from Silverside avenue to Branch Mqrganville fot the benefit of the Irving: Hoy's Northwester and sources will' accrue to the township- neighborsr Fifty members of the street ifnd paving it; with c/onfcfete r shoppers and1 allowing more baby chicks. Each year 35,000 pul- avenue. The crossing on Silverside firo company; of that placo ami Thoinas. Irving Brown's Say.,When besides taxes, so that the amount to fire department attended (he funeral would be about $72,000,inclusive opm for the street department to lets are sold. Many, of them are avenue is in a particularly'danger-' some time during the latter part Were badly damaged. The port be raised by taxation \Vill be $58,- r and acted' as a vanguard when the of moving hydrants ntyl /'"l*r gates;' runner, guides; stays and jib on Mr. lo its work'.- •'•'•• . ' , :.' sent to the buyers through the mail ous location an^ a iuimb r of acci- of February at Farraingdale for Tho commissioners vwi * tm'parcntly 902.4G. This is approximately order department. Six thousand dents have occurred fiere. It is body was taken from the house to the benefit of the grange of that llay's boat were so badly damaged $2,600 less than the amount raised the church. Every company in 'tho unanimous in favor of paying the. BOY'S NARROW ESCAPE. laying hens are kept p:i the farm. for this reason that tho borough of- place. At each show the Colt'a that they wlU have .to^bo rereplacei d by taxation* last year. Among the town was represented. street with cancrrto* and otf id by an entirely now, outfit, TJjIjoo star- All the eggs are sold in Monmouth ficials want to close tho western end Neck folks will receive half of this* < obort Kennedy Saved From a Wa- appropriations iaone of $4,000 for At the church solos were sung by ingr the streeit if that wort found hoard runtier on Mr. Brown's boat county except during November, De- of Silverside avenue. Conover ave- profits for their club. Last yea* practicable. '•,..'- '. I '., ' tery Grave by Lawrence Catton. ' the fire companies of the township, cember nnd January, when some ore nue does not cross tho railroad Mrs. Harry Estelle and places. Tho profits of these shows tending Monmouth street (from its Dr. William'Pearce, with William 1 body was conveyed on the apparatus downing last Wednesday after- number of firemeif attended last der Market are the two distributing amounted to more than $400, intersection with Shrewsbury livenutf S, Child as a/passenger, was sailing, LODGE INSTALLATION. of Westside fire company to Fair oon. Tho boy's .father is head week's meeting. -> points for the eggs at Red Bank. The receipts from last week's to the rlvor^ but no action was his boat,Forty Below off the steam- Vi§w cemetery, where a service was :ardenor on the Haskell place in For severar years the township, Mrs, Lena Stmpaoifi is Councilor of show were $125. and it in expected taken. Councilman .1. Daniel Tuller boat dock when the' boat broke Hens from the Eigenrauch farms conducted at the grave by the advocated this improvement. At' a liddletowri township, near-'Tied in co-operation with the borough of have niade notable showings in egg Daughtera of Amorica Lodge. that the profits will be about $76, through some thin ice. and Mr. American Mechanics. The bearers previous meoting ho reported that lank. Ice-was being'cut on a pond Atlantic Highlands and the Atlantic laying contest's.. One of them hung Installation of the newly elected The expenses were rather heavy Pearce got a good^iVetting. Due to were Walter S. Noble, Fritz Dress- land to cut tho street. throyg;h;to. the n the place last Wednesday and Highlands visiting nurse association, up a world's record last year for the officers of the Daughters of America because .special costumes and a the ice yachtsmengfetting ready for ier, Fred Gill, Chnrles Rtfckhill, river could be. bought from Guy H, he boy was coastingon the ice with has been paying $600-a year for longest continuous egg production. lodge of Red Bank was held last stage curtain had to be bought; a race Mr.Pear.ce was without Ilelp John . Oakes, Jr.,. and Michael VanNcss lor $G,000, At the rnoet- is sled' when* the" sled rah off the the services of a visiting nurse. This hen laid 00 eggs in GC days. week, The officers are Mrs. Lena The audience was as appreciative 1 for fully an hour before he could Vaughn. '."•"'' ins Monday night MR Tutler advo* dgo of the ice and into the water, Last week the committee passed a Mr. and Mrs. Eigenrauch have ap- Simpson councilor, Mrs.^Nathan Sut- na it was large, and there was fre-> get- enough men together .to, help By the firemen as well as by fcatell buying Mr. VpnNofs's whole fho boy was carried across the resolution to discontinue this serv- plied for the incorporation of a new ton associate councilor, Mrs. Mary rjuent and enthusiastic applause. get the boat back on the ice. others Mr. Vernell will be remem- property, which comprised a large ( ipen expanse of water and he kept ice and to pay $500 a year to-the business which they are about to es- Mullcr. vice councilor, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Georgo L. Hanco took thi The second official clul) race of bered as »ne whose .life was short- 1 lot nnd a" double house. y 'rom sinking by grasping a lai'go Monmouth.county soeinl service or- tablish under the name of the Red Jones associate vice councilor, Mrs. part of "Widow"Wood, ' which was tho season vjps called Wednesday ened by his service as a fireman. :ako of ice. One of the men work- ganization for similar service, in co- Bank poultry supply company. This Minnie Olsen past coi ncilor, Mrs. tho chief female role in tho cast. Mr. Tuller mid the pJncej could be afternoon b,y Vice Commodore Au- About a year ago he fell from a bought for $20,000 • He jsald the ng on the ice cutting job was operation with tho Middletown concern will have tho same officers Alice Ro'op associate past councilor, Mrs. Windsor Heulitt was her step- - gustus' M. ..Mintonr-fwho "offered ladder while fighting a fire and he house would yield a rental of $130 Lawrence Carton of Minnesink township board of education. Two and directors as'EigenrauclKBtrtms, Mrs. Susie Cary- conductor, Mrs. daughter. Chriney Conover, as' prizes valued.at $26 for the event was injured. He was not wall at the «• month. Ho said tho land'would bo Park. He plunged ih the vVater and nurses will do the work, whereas Inc.. The business will be conducted Anna Hyalop inside -sentinel, Mrs. Hozekiah Doolittle, plnyed a part Tho;race was won by George W. time, but he had a strong sense of sufficiently large to make nn attrac rought tho boy safely ashore. The only one has been employed in the on the farm near Chapel Hill, Fannie House financial secretary, that evoked "much laughter. Mrs, Bray's Daisy, with Martin Haviland duty and his sickness did not pre- tivq park without moving the house, nan and tho youngster'.ran to tho past. '. . through which runs railroad tracks Mrs. Laura Lamb recording secre; Asher Erving was the leader of tho and Oliver Haviland ps the crew. tary, Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett treas- vent him from being as active at the besides extending the street to the earesthouso to change their eloth- Andrew D. Meloy mado a'com- and a siding with special facilities Boantown choir. Other special Henry Applegnte'a Whim was-sec- urer and Mrs. Alice Dowen trustee. fire as the other fire fighters. Short- river. ,Mr_ Tuller statpd that., it ng and to get warm. They suf- plaint about the condition of the for unloading (rrain and other poul- parts were taken by Mrs. Henry ond, Benjamin Atwater's Pet third, Mrs. Florence M. Horbert of-Asbury ly after the accident he became an might be deemed advisable not to ered no bad effects from the inci- road in front of his property at try supplies. The company's char- Francis, Mrs. John Grant, Mrs, Reuben Whlte'p Comet fourth and Park installed the officers and she invalid and his decline thereafter 4 make the park for live or ten years lent. Leonardo. • The complaint was re"'ter, if granted as requested, will Henry W'" 'ns, Mrs. Chriney Con- Mr. Brown's Say When fifth. "Other offered n prize for, the largest numr was steady. The firemen and the and that if this polic;" weire followed ferred to Frank Scott, tho township cover a very broad field, enabling it over, Mrs.' Sherman Hunt, Mrs. , boats to start were the. Now Then, ber of applications for membership residents of the Wcatside Fegard his tho rent to be derived from the NEW DISPLAY WINDOWS. supervisor of roads. * to carry on real estate operations Edward Wilson, Mrs. Norman. Tyro and Go-To-It and to engage in other .enterprises brought in by-September 14th. Af- death as a great loss to them, 'and homo would yield considerably, more Sidclcs and David S. Buck. * than six por cent n the investment,, . While the. boats were being made Notable Improvement Made at besides selling feed and poultry sup- ter the meeting a dinner was served hi? ;had many other friends. who TWO BRIDGE CONTRACTS. Others in the Beantown choir Councilman Thom.-vs -M; — GopsiH ready for this race an unusual squall ^ tlie Marcus Millinery Store* plies, _-_ _ -- — at the Strand restauiant. 7 •mourn his untimely end. were'Mrs. Arthur SofFel, Miss Mar- thousrht the house wouldhe moro of "Came. Up: accompanied by STjllndirig" Two new display window's, un- Red Bank Firm to Build Bridges fall of.snow which threatened to garet Soffel, Misa Alice Field*, a liability thnn an asset, as repairs isually shaped and o' the latest on Tuckahoe and Delaware Rivera DINNER AT FIREHOUSE. INVERTING TRAFFIC. put boating out of business for some AN UNUSUAL FJRE. . John Grant, Russell Heulitt, Hemy nnd other upkeep esippnses would ype and design, have just been Two contracts for new bridges time. ...The sailors took in their sails Auxiliary Entertained Firemen artd Long Discussion on This Topic, but Francis, Fred Wilkins, Leroy and nccumulnte nnd there would ulso be ilaced in the Murous millinery store aggregating $230,600 have been Blaving - Refuse Shoveled from 1 arid the spectators hurried ashorq. No Action Taken. Stanley Hunt, Carl Soifel and Wit* loss of taxes. Mr.'.-TfuU^i said he n the frost side of Broad street at awarded within the past week to S. Then Installod.Officcri. , Truck to Street. Eortutiatelyi'tltcijtorm.was-of sho^t liam Hunt. Mrs. Sherrnan hunt did not think the uikeep would be ed Bonk. Almost the entire.front S. Thompson & Co. of Red'Bank. The ladies' auxiliary of Independ- Refuse on orrc of the automobile The matter. of diverting to l ^urattp^jjnd;RJiLJiQftt.Bft?rVa.r4ttft sang three solosii(J«firtp^lvo' pi large. ' ' - -'•"•"•• **'->-*-"-' if-tho etore 'has been«-remodelled; One bridge is over the Delaware ent fire company of Red Bank enter- trucks used by l the towi-i-of-Red Shrewsbury avenue, some .Qf,.the boats wero'.sailing and the camera Ii-ish.'ScoEch" and Spanish girls anil *» — md among the new features is a river between Stbckton, in Hunter- tained the members of the fire com- Bank for making garbage collec- traffic which iov> gofes over Maple met) were getting some good pic- 1 she wore costumes in keeping with.' estibule entrance with-a tile fl ; don county, nnd Center. Bridge, pany at a lot roast beef dinner last tions' caught fire last Friday morn- avenuo was discussed at considerable LODGE MAY BUY CHURCH. tures. -. ,), .-' the songs. David S. Buck, with a : Edch of the two new windows is Pennsylvania,-and will cost $120,- Thursday nicht nt tho firehouse on ing on Monmouth street, in front length at the meeting of the Red Bank commissioners Mondny night. blackened face, sang "Old Blacjc Mystic Brotherhood Ma«on« Casting Tho third Official race of the sea- f teen feet wldri at its widest point 600. Tho other bridge will span Mechanic street. Mrs. Alice ^Roop of thB warehouse of Stryker & Stry- The change was advocated by Coun- Joe." A duetwns sung, by Mrs. About for. New Home._ son was held Saturdny afternoon ind 22 feet deep. Because of their Tucknlioe civer between Tuekahoe was chairman of the dinner commit- ker. It is thought that hot coals cilman J. Daniel Tuller rind opposed Norman Sickles and Chriney Con- Mystic Brotherhood lodge of Free and Benjamin L. Atwater's new hnpe the, windows 'are known .as and Corbin Citjfc and will cost tee. After the dinner, the newly were in some of tho ashes collected Masons of Rod Bank is considering Marconi rigged yacht Rijt romped 'zig zag windows.". They have mnr- ?110,000. elected officers of the auxiliary were by Councilman Robert S. Johnson over. Instrumental music was pro- by the garbage meji and that this Mr. Tuller thought through traffic vided by Misa Alice Fields, Mn. tho mutter of having a new home Jiomewcll ahbad'of the field of-sev- le foundations and copper, trim- Tlio bridgo ovor the Delaware installed. TheV are Mrs. Elizabeth caused the fire. The garbage col- for tho lodge. The lodge has sent n en starters. It was the Pet's first ings. Mirror windows or openings Bennett • president, Mrs. Fannie was not advantageous" to tho mer- John Grant and William Buck, river will replace a-wooden covered lectors ihoveled the blazing con- chants of the town and Mr. Johnson lottor to the Mcth6dlst church . of victory and cbngratulatlons wero re in onch display space. The new House vice president, Mrs.' Maude toll' bridge, wliioh was destroyed by tents of the truck in the street, and thought otherwise.' Some of the Red Bank regarding tho possibility showered upon Mr, Atw»t6r, who isplay windows. are much larger fire three years ago. Tho piers of Stryker recording secretary, Mrs. the firemen were soon on tho job. THE TOWN CLOCK. piloted^hls own craft, and upon Lillian Hendricks financial secre- commissioners thought it would bo of buying tho former Grace.Metho- han those formerly used,.enabling the old bridge have been rebuilt nnd Streams of water were played on well to divert truck traffic over Hereafter the Yearly Cost of Hav« Frank Brand, the sheet tender. tary, Mrs. Minn'le Olsen • treasurer, dist church rroperty at tho south' larger st nts dozen, Those are from A now wood yard now open on ent than any .greeting enrda you Merchants Chrlftmaa Club. Our foroman of tho grqnd Jury by Judge P. F. H. Egan has enlarged and Juit Think Bet at any other place. Art Kraft iRcninuch's chicken farm. Something You Have Been Looking the State Highway. Buy your wood Tho Christmas cU>b of tho Mer-National mayonnaise, always fresh. Uullf V. Lawrence. J. Lylo Kin- mproved his electric advertising of how mnny tlnngi you have ba*n Shoppe selection nnd quality, Art chants Trust company of Red'Bank for ia tho February sale nt tho!|Art while it lasts nt' ?0;0U a largo load, ndniiriiiii nt, tho Art Kraft Shoppe. —Advertisement. month of Asbury Park, who was Kraft Shoppo. Wo can only men- sign on tho roof of Frank Reid's delivered. Orders delivered in'ompt- Kraft Shoppe, Rod. Sank,—Adver- has provon so popular and wo havo building on Front street. He is now Well, you can lm\o them now at th« tisement. *.. *_ • •-_. * * received so many belated requests foroman of tho jury, Is on n cruise tion a few of tho wonderful values: ly. Herman C. Schlichtlnu, Kinic's '-'()',*, Fcbruury discount sale we Mi Tha.Coxy Corner Tea Room LarKO tnblo lamp, with parchment displaying 48 'advertisements and highway, Rod Bunk. Phone 48L'-J. for shares in our Chrlstirms club of iffots a selection of dainty "gifts to tho Mediterranean. linvins: now. Do not miss and do ' II Your Grou Income li S5.D00 this yonr, that tho club' -will.remain nil ml e, $7.85. Large table lamp, scones. Tho sign is oporatcd nights —Advertisement not delay a Rood opportunity wh«U nvo nt leant ue.i. Art Kraft'Shoppo Adyor- ho expects to put.up signs in other Your vialt to our slioppo will t>« frtfm $200 to $500 by buying nbw to servo you. Investment & Realty Hank, on Tuesday or TKursrlny.—• t» • »• ' '—» tlsoment. jj parts of tho connty. worth , it. Avt Kraft Shopp-J, R«d ,Advortl«cmcnt. Lincoln Pafty and Dance during the lax real ostato selling Corp., box 297, Rod Bank, or our Bank.—Advertisement. Dr. Straughn Radio! for tho benefit of Holy Rosary away on a vacation. Dr. Jackson Eoason, , J nttornoys, Rcllly, Qulnn & Parsons, Euchre and Dance. • church at Holy Rosary hall, Rum- 1 Nowark will bo at tho Red Bank See the display advertisement In Authorized dcnlor for Garod. River Plaza'a Boy Trapper*. Red Bank.—Advertisement. Zonlth, DoForrest nnd Farrnnd Friday ovonlnu, February-5th, In sort, Friday, February 12th, 1020, at fflco on Wednesday and Saturdny one- of tho insldo pagos. Como out Loon nnd EArl Stout nnd Henry ' Let Gob Jolmron nolvfl your ridld,^ Godloy' Products. Monmouth Ra- Real Estate Salesman Wanted. Municipal bulldlnir, Entontown, N, night o'clock. < Itofrcnhnionts, en- :00 to 4:00 P. M., and at the Mnt-to Parmly Park and innko your se- Conovqr aro tho chnmpion boy trap- prpblomn for you. Monmouth »-*-•"' J,, licnclU of St. Dorothea's church, tortnlnntont. Tickets, GO cents.— wnn offlce Tuonday and Friday lection whllo cholco Iota now avail- dio Sorvlco, Second National Bank Opportunity for n young mnn to building, llronil street, Red Bunk. pers of Rivor Plaza. Thoy nro dlo Service, Second National D_. (irtinos promptly-at B'.OO P. M. Mu- Advertisement, • '• :00 to 4:0O P. M Advertlsomont. able nro rolling nt low prevailing connect with progrfcasivo sea shoro building, Hro«|l atr«ot, Rod Bull prices. Office open ovory ilny in- Phone 1184. R. S. Johnson, proprlo- schoolboys and thoy do their trap- real estato organisation. No previ- ule by Gnul'a .orchestra. Tiekoti, BO tor.—Ad /ortlsonicnt., Phono,1184. U. S. Johmon, propr conta.—Adveilliiomont. Cntertalnment. Por Lunnli. cluding Sundnyg. . Sond for Illus- ping aftor school hours and on Sat- ous experience necesonry. Writo, toe—Ailvortlaoment. Navonlnk llbrnty, February Cth. Our delteloui sandwiches and trated folder and mnp, Dnlton urdays. So far this sonnon thoy Box 18C, Konntburg, N. J.—Adyor- Parmly, Parmly Park, phono 377, Craclied Cylinder!, tlaomunt. • ' Branch Avenuo. 1:30 P. M. "Songs and Scenes of eih lalads nro always refreshing, water Jackets nnd auto head* 6nn hnvo caught more-than liOO musk- Dr. Dunn, Surgeon Cblrap«dUk Woodbrook lota, $200 tn f 1,000, Other Dnyq," under direction of Special prlcci .for quantities. Al< Itunmon, N. J.—-Advertisement, Second Nntlonal bank bulldl* i«rln'« dellcatouen, 20 Broad bo .voided nnd mndo ns good ns ra'8' ' ' - Vlsltlni Chiropodist. 110x200 toot; Mnp.i. Trnrtk A, Mm, Alvln Swonson. Tickets 60 now. ,Morrltt Maohlno Shop| 24 Red Bank, Odlce opoit dally (I troet. (ted Dnnh.—-Advertlicment. Cabaret nnd Dance , Dr. Frandi Cooko (Jailer will Morohouia/ phono 1500, Rod Dank. cents, rcaorvod ia*U $l.O0,—Ad- Mechanic ntrott, K"(l Unnk.—Ad- Borrow Money on Your Car ntako appointments by t«lophono to H :00 until 0100. Phon* 161-WkJ <~~ Advoi tlnomont, J _ vortltomont. , •'<.+ '--, • , ', Friday eveningg,, February nth,, Rt. viirtlaeuicnt. , || nnd rldo -while paying back. Bring como *.o yuu when no»dtid. Tele- Dank,—AdvortUomont Te pSl SolFil' l Dirt, AnV hl Atlti llilld m m Consumers' Servlii* Station. AcncnV ichool, Atlantic llitclilnndn, bill of enlo and Insurance policy. phono Kitontown 210U-M botw«en • Pool Tall., for 9»lf. ndlnu of nil kikind*n . Lakowood by yoting mcnVi cliib. Wisteria Victor Night at Tustlng'i. General Flnnnca Corporation, room SktlM. ' • Xliroo pool table*, good condition, Wo wish to nnnounco to tho pub- nd, wauhohdd gravell, l K, clndonld , C:00 P, M. and 11:00 P. M.—Advur- orchOHtrn, Admission CO contu.— Wednesday night Is also Victor 521, Klnmoiith building, Asbury tlarment Ctot yniir ilrntin ih«rp vary reasonable. Addrcei Pool lic- Hint our norVko atatloti, eftrnor ud utoiiotii. . PricePrices ' (oasonnblo. Morrltt Machini e Shop Bridge nvonuo And Rootor plnco, •» AdvortloOmont. night at Tusttng> . Vlctrolin, Via- Park, N. J.—AdvortUomont. Tablet, dmwor Mi Red Bunk.—Ad- toward G. Itooovcltl , phonh * DCOJCJ, tor rocordg, pianos, radio*. 14 Notice, chanlo attr««t, tU vortl««mont. - bpon for hmlium Oonaumera od Dank.—Advortliomont. • TrlnntU Club Dance. Btrvlco Corporation, — Adv«rllso« Monmouth itrout, Red Dank. Open Dancing i Aftor laavlnte tny bed and board I • —•—•<#'*• i Holmdel Inn, munlo by McOulro's tonlRht.—AclvortUomont. "4 ovory Wodnosday and Saturdny I will not ho rcnponaibla for any flaa A. _, Dlrhan m«nt, < ^ %, •. ,[ ' Por -Sale, ,*ti -Six. Out of town tnlout. ovonlngn. Third avenue I'nhKO illli contraoteil by Mrs. Dlnnoht If yon wl«h your plnno properly Sodn wnt«r, HII flavon, nitlt bav< Dancliiji exhibitions. Good time 1 ovrry ekred for, Dmmmond place, R«d Dance T<)nl|ht Dance roller Bkatlntt r''"' '- Long Brunch, Wilson, gci And dlntllloil i tfatir. Bonl. imiuriii nil. Ailmlimloii fitf contu,— nt IlnrrliiKton'n hall, oil fitnto high (lurry WHiom day, ftiKw ' Bank. PhonVnni).-~AilvortI««rnont, under nu«plco« of lllvor PIIIIA Com- • Cr«to, 14 North Drldgo ,*nnnt, Adyortliiomont.' N. J. Voluablo prlma given «w»y. munity club, nt Trinity parish wny, nonr IlnadflttiM Corner, ovory —AdYortliomcnt. —Advirtlnomont, ^^ ' Lorig Bf«««h,, houtt. Music by (ha Purple Here- «d Btnk, phono 1485,^-Advertlio' Friday, ovonlnt?. Muido by twln J *?Vot lilt*. - ionU ' Call 8. & R.* Trucking Co. Nervous lnill(*ill«»> Umu. Philip T, nftder*. Refreshment*. Tlckoti SO Lleht orchontrn. Admlnnlon COc— Emplojrniont Agency, c«nt«,—-Adv«rtMment, , for ihort or loiitf dlMnnco hnullnir. AiTvciUiainont, _ " j And nbrtci' toglntry. - — — Th. >U1 amount thought to bo nteti- John Calandrlllo of Fair Haven a itrj li 48,000.00. >•> storo building, with living rooms, on improvements. ': ~ A large attendance and good Duted tisls Sfitb, di)r, ol Jiniury, 192*. TIMQTHY R. HOUNIHAN Mr. Carter Is employed as a prices marked the auction held by the cast side of Shrewsbury avenue. Dlitrlct Cl.rlft' At present Mrs. Thompson conducts chauffeur by Joseph Colhns of Riv-John Anderson on William II. Ely's Contractor and Builder erside drive. At pres'ent Mr. Col-f arm nt Holmdel last Thursday. Mr. ORDINANCE. *i>' v<" her business in Mrs. Cyrenius Clay- AN OR INANCE KEQAIIDINO THE AP- lins is on a trip in the South, and Anderson will move soon to Red PBOV tA5> SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING ton's building . at the corner of PARMLY PARK -THK ft»°JF..¥ S> SUDMITCBB FOR SPECIA while he is away Mr. Carter is work- Bank. No (tenant has yet been SCREEN AND STOKTOKM ENCLOSUREE S Shrewsbury avenue and Herbert 1 BEU Street. She has been there 22. years, ing as a chauffeur; at Now York. Ho found for the farm. Telephone 881.M ISO Bridge A>«nuoA , Red Bank, N. J nnd for ten years before she«pened Is one of the youngest' renl estate WHHMHHUtHMHtHMNHlH* busincs'9 there she sold groceries in owners in this section, being only 21 ••>••>•••••«« years of ago.. , New Toolhoute on Farra.j No map, building on Herbert street owned John McDonough has had a tool- by • Trevpnlan Bennett., West Red lanoa ei alleyi, shall u VSJrwd'bV'Th. TO EXTEND MECHANIC STREET house, 20x60 feet, built on his farm ip'on^11 Council of.thei tiorough ot lit' Bonk was little more than a. atrag- at Vanderburg. The work was done MORTGAGE LOANS fline settlement when Mrs. Thomp- Ordinance Ordered Drawn, to Con-by Soulia & Day of Vanderburg. pl*tPl4t, plim or chart, and tho e"dewill,r o^ii Straight Mortgage Loans for a five year term at 5 54 CA on started her business there. Her tinue It to Harriion Avenue. tb«reof, M« olearly indicated; ami store was one of. the firBt.in that ahown )on a. translucent traclns cloth Interest late for minimum - amounts on modern business and The commissioners^of Red Bank map. wt I hit colored wateryroot fikfand residential properties. part of- the town, and ,she numbers -.^,..w»,.Jed by two oloth brim duplloalts, on Monday night ordered aw ordi- •rid Unices monuments of hard, dorablo among her present customers sev- nance drawn to extend Mechanic | VISIT material,) havlnn a depth lof at least; two Monthly Installment Loans at 15% interest rate on amounts iral who bought things from her the and onefiialf feet and ft least alx Inch™ of ?2000 to $200,000. • • street from its present dead-end square a* tho top. shall be olearlr shown first day she opened business. terminus to Harrison avenue. A •pd referenced en aald map lit the Inttr- Construction Loans on either the above plans. The sale of Mrs. Calandrillo's favorabjq report on , this improve- ) FOXWOOD PARK Btctlon bt all atrceta or avemiea located r , building to Mrs. Thompson was thereon.) m"eriTf~was"mfitie by Councilman J, 8. Apilleatlon tor approval ot any nap, INFORMATION CHEERFULLY GIVEN" made last week for $12,500', with Daniel Tuller. He said it would bo plat, pla* or chart ot landa proposed to be John DiFiore as agent. Thfc prop- j F. A. Morehouse aub-divldkd, shall ba accompanied by a necessary to buy the Preston prop- petition ilgned by tho owner or owners, erty is 60x150 feet and it is near erty to make tho extension and that Buying LIFE •nd mottk ft or mortgagees. It any, ot Fidelity Mortgage Company |REAL ESTATE tho Innds, and acknowleined by them aa Herbert street. The building is en-the cost would' be $1,200. Mr. dseds and onveyances ot lands, tenementa closed with stucco. It was con-Tuller said that Goorgo Matthows And what is more important to Life than a good and hered tamenta are by Ian remilred to ' . WM. J. BLAIR; Pros, and Troas. • . . . structed only a short time ago. Back | Little Silver and Red Bank | ; be ncKnon ledged, and lhall haV* attached had offered to give land to extend place to live ? . • tbortu an affidavit signed end*verlfi«il Ac- of the store, on the.fiist floor, aro Office: Fox wood Park ;• cording tcAlaw by the petitioner or c«tl- 2d National Bank Bids- ' Tel. Red Bank 1438 the street past his pr'opei ty. Mayor tlonera, a« ting forth that he or they are) our living rooms which Mrs. William H. R. White said extending Tel. ISOa Red Bonk tt Here at Parmly Park you - will thoroughly enjoy yourself. in fact lh( owner or ownera ot such landa, Thompson.will occupy. Five rooms Your home—on a picturesque Kuroson Estate, with fine and in lat pu, it" of the HELP FOR HOME BUILDERS. New Home. n on auch map, plat, plan or street. - _ nnd country clubs. Summer or .winter—fiero is Lifot chart, ahal ba plioed or erected nearer to On fine residence street, be- tli« {'da III a of tho atreet or highway on BanK Owner of Parmly Park Will Help which eeld anda aha1 front than as Indi- Finance New Houses. HELPING RUMSON GROW.' tween Broad street nnd Maple ;;' Every Improvement— cated by a "building line" to ba drawn and nvenue. All improvements, ahown on said map, plat, plan or chart, Dalton Parmly, owner and devel- Ira D. Emory to Build Another Easy terms, Fino streets; gas, water, and electricity to every lot. and sottlnW forth at length the rest'lo" oper of I Parmly Park at Rumsdn, Exceptionally low taxes. tSons, If any. to bo Imposed upon the ldta Houie Thore a* an Investment. Title guaranteed. Title insurance) policy free. ahown upoJ aald map,-Jlat, plan or chart. ' Real Estate Board will shortly introduce two plans that Dalton Parmly has sold a lot Lot on. Thomas Street. . •• No rtad, etreet, avenue or highway ' ill help those wishing'to own their Fine schools, playground, free .bathing beach,- stores 'and Indicated tnereon by the approval of aald 80x224 feet on tho south side of Lot is 50x150 feet, near Broad chuiches in immediate neighboihood. • , . -.....-.. map ahall ka comtrued as an acbepYa.--^ MEMBERS wn home on. his picturesque estate River avenue at Rumson to Ira D. thereof by «h« Borough of Little Bllver i street; fins site- for residence no road, a reetr ",' avenue' 1 •••-••or highwa• y Indl- ' across the street from, th; Shrews* Emery of that place for $2,500. Mr. for any": one connected with 1 We Will Build'Your Home—' | ' .catetl-then m shall be accepted aa a publlo mry river. Emery, who is a contractor nnd. 1 atreet. avc uo. rond or highway, unless and ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Broad Street business places at Red Bank's Ask about our attractive home-building 'plan for buyers of' until the uado of.aald road; atreet, avenun Ho has engaged Ira D. Emery, a builder, will build a house, on the lot new business center, near the Family Park lot.B. We FINANCE, and construct a residence, or hfghwa: •hall have been established end ; Rumson contractor, to build a mini- as.an investment. A short time ago Shrewsbury Dairy. 3?rico adopted at d aald rond, atreet, ayenue or HAWKINS. BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St. of your/own selection on easy, ppy-likc-rcnt terms.: ACT highway 1 a».' been graded and' graveled ier of one-family houses of six and Mr. Kriiery bought five iota on River $1,000. . • NOW, and liova your homo completed and ready to livo'hl with notje s than three. Inches tit approved'-; (even rooms on various parts of the avenue from Mr. Vaimly and • on by wann weather.. . . .' • .' ' '.'!.'• v ' '•': '•'•• gravel In nmanner to bt approved Jby th«4 WILLIAM A. HOPPING, 49 Broad Street Governing !ody of the Borough ot.Uttl* ;rnct, and these will be offered for these lots he built three bungalows. nsurance. . . Silver., ;;i lale on very reasonable terms. The Two bungalows have been sold, tho We represent tho Girard insur- | Save 25% < Now-—. • / V ;/ ';• : '.":'.'•••'•:, '-j'- 4. All litlona, u hertln'rilferred to; HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 69-71 Broad St. aeoklhg ap vol of th» aoTernlng Body of. touses will have every improvement, buyers being John Hrinsen of Fair ance company of Philadelphia A BOxlGS foot;lot that, will be $1,000 in. tho Spring' can.ba tho map, pla, plan or chert of eub-dlvtploti IO of distinctive design, and • will Haven and Carl Keelcr of Red anil nrl its various departments purchased'now. f6r only $800, bri easy'terms. • .-..'. ••.',. o~f. .~..-landsr,. all—E 1 be flled and recorded In the" and branches'. The Girard is For investors we have a plan that guarantees 25% to 50% Clerk's- OIHci of the County of Monmouth ' HYLIN &. SALZ, 42 Broad Street ahge in price from ?G,000 to Bank.- upon BPPTOV I of the map, plat, plan or 18,000 each, v • " .one of tho largest and strong- ' profit, or money returned with interest, • chart therein referred.to; • ... • For those who wish to have homes est insurance companies in the This oi llnance ahall take) effect uton A. L. IVINS AGENCY) 42 Broad Street BOUGHT A CORNER HOUSE. United States. Send for outvitluatratod-deicr^ptive foHor. ; ; it?- , nd publloation, accordlng...to [ncprporatin;; their own ideas of just law. , . Thla ordln ice hns vasecd'Ith flrst read* LAN6 and LOAN CO!, 10 East Front St. what a home should be, and of a Weatsidc Property Sold "tb~an Em- InIwgr and;wlU be'BUtmltted, for It* deaond tyle of architecture in conformity ployee of the Town. DALTON PARMLYvOw^r ri ^ and third reaIntra nnd final paaaagc Tuei* NEWTON DOREMUS, Prea. ; daJ y ....l February pthpth , lOplOpOO, att eighiht ' with their own tastes, Mr. Parmly Louis Longo of Herbert street, HYLIN & SALZ nUMSON, NEW JERSEY . ' Tel«pfionV 377 o'clock. will finance tho erection., of- houses EMERSON QUAOKENBU3H, one of the employees of tho Red Rcgitter Building, Red Bank, N. J. r Eor any buyer of one or more Parm- Bank street department, has bought : •';:: piofc' y Park lots. By his.'plan, the lot houso at the southeast corner of iuyer will be relieved of any worry Bridge, avenue' and,Leonard street >t detail in connection with obtain- from .' Harry' • M. Iviiis of ''Arthur j This Is Your Big Opportunity ing a loan to build a house. place for $7,500. The new owner Mr. Parmly was prompted to ln-bought.the. placo for his own .use. lugurats a home-financing plan be- At present it is occupied by Mrs. \ to Own Your Own Home! ause many prospective lot purchas- Mary Dwyer. The lot is. 50x150 rs expressed doubt as to their abil- feet. Tho house has seven rooms ity to obtain mortgage loans, es^e- arid a bathroom nnd it is provided ially those who were not acquaint- with modern improvements. V. j RED BANK MANOR ed in Red Banlc, Rumson and vicin- • ' Is a High Class Restricted Development • ity. Under his plan, Mr. Parmly as- • I AM MAKING A SPECIAL OPENING OFFER AT uires buyers of Parmly Park sites Hydrants in Rear of Storei. :hat they can immediately start con- Councilman William H. Francis struction, without waiting for action on Monday, night advocated that' $200 A LOT >n their loan applications, thus sav- firo hydrants be placed in the rear SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. EASY TERMS. ing considerable time generally con- of stores on the west side of Broad X i»m dfvidinc Red Bank Manor into Individual lots, laying out Btreets, mmed in obtaining proper financing. street for fire fighting: purposes. etc. It U difficult" in words'-or picture to da. justice to the beauty of this After considerable discussion as to location. Ono't must ace Bed Bank Manor to appreciate the desirability of the BUrro'ttn41nff«. ' A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. the location of the' new hydrants, ' ThU property Is located right, on thd Shrewsbury River, where ono can the matter was finally turned over ; enjoy boating, bathing, etc., in the summer, skating and Ice boating in the [winter. Few minutes from railroad station. Thing. Turn Out Well for. Red to the water committee with power Banken in Ocean County. Take Advantage of Thi* Opportunity—flow! to act in co-operation with the firo ;. - This Is nay bin 1020 offer to pet In on this special offer at $200 per lot. Dr. Herbert E. Williams of Reddepartment. This Is the biggest bargain you will ever be ottered. Bank has just completed a summer ESTA TE r- Location of Property—By. auto, on Went Front street, Red Bank, two home in Ocean county, between Bay blocki west of Hubhard's Bridge. Or fill out the attached coupon and map Freehold Factory Fire. and full particulars will bo sent. ' Head and Mantoloking. A short Damage estimatad at $35,000 was time ago he bought three lots on the caused by a fire lost week in the Bay Head-Mantoloking land com- C. C. Duw, Sigmund Eisner factory at Free- 48 Proctor Building, • — • pany's tract. Albert L. Ivins has hold. Unfinished goods worth of wl^ich we have all heard and read, of facets of millions of dollars being Newark, N. J. bought several lots on this.develop- $6,000 and ' 9,000 boy scout uni- Dear Sir,—Without obligating myself, please send mo mop and ment and a number of. other Red made in buying and selling and developing is unparalleled in American full portlculars on Red Bank Manor. Bankorti liavo made cimihr invest- form!; were burned. The interior of ments. the building-wa^-iluiniiged to tho ex- * Elaine ...- . . l l 1 ...... ^„ tent of ?B,000! Seventy-flvo per- 'History. I ^ ;:-,;• _ . ," • Address ...... ™M7..«».._«..,._...» _...„ Mr. Ivins and Dr. Williams aresons were employed at the factory. among the owners of tho Bay Head City .7T Phono Mulberry 6069. Mantoloking land company.. All the property on this company's devel Two Appointment. Made. Many people who have not .taken the opportunityof getting in on opment has been sold with the ex- Mayor William H. K. White, on some of the fortunes that have been founded on these iacts haVe no doubt ception of n few small 'ots between Monday night appointed William E. he railroad and the highway. This Foster a member of the shndo tree been handicapped for want of time to go in the State and look conditions property, comprising sevora! hun-commission "to succeed hia father, r dred ncres of land, was put on thethe late John E., Foster. market In 1923. Meadow lands Mayor White rc-appointed , G. over as they •exist; also of buying undesirable property from unreliable wero filled in. with sand and twHowaro d Llppincott a member of tho This Week's Price List lagoons with water six feet deep sources. For' this class of buyer we have overcome those fears. k sinking fun4 commission. wero made. Tho tract has n front- age of a mile and a quarter on the 1 CUT FLOWERS ocean and a frontage of two miles . We have purchase^ a few liundred acte^ in^ Orange County, eight., CARNATIONS ..... i... $2.00 per doz. n Barncgat Bay. No advertising ivas done and no lots wero sold on TITLE miles east of the fast growing city of Orlando on. the Cheney Highway, and CALENDULA $1.00 f>er doz. ho installment plan. Fourteen GUARANTIES SWEET PEAS 35c per doz. houses nro now being built on the we are at work staiiang a sub-development. We'have the first section t tract. ABSTRACTS mapped and ready to place on the,market. POT PLANTS • Opposed to Deal Bridge. The Asbury Park commissioner! Monmouth PRIMROSE \ 75c to $2.00 ea. invo lodged a protest with tho free- holders and tho state highway com- This property is in a very desirable locatipn, guaranteed to, be all BEGONIA 50c to $3.00 ea. mission against tho building of A Title CYCLAMEN $1.00 to $3.00 ea. brlrlpjc across Deal lake at T-Ino high and dry land, and selling on easy terms. There are many advantages PRIMULA 75c to $2.00 ea. itreot, Asbury Park, to link n pro- Company posed highway relief route. The ISitablinhed 1800 which will be explained by calling at our office, where we have maps and BOSTON FERNS 75c to $5.00 ea. Asbury Park officials clnlm that Pro-eminent In Monmouth CINERARIAS .'. $1.00 to $2.00 ea. Donl lake Is becoming nhoal at a , and Ocean Count!.. all the liftbt .which- we will cheerfully show you, without any obligation rnpid rnto nnd they maintain that > Freehold Tomi River another brMKo In the proposed lo- on your part to buy. ... cation will further dnmngp the lake. Coiuult vo"i Ferns for Fern Dishes • '« i »— own attorntu It pays to ndvortl«o In Tho Rcgiiitor. FUNERAL DESIGNS DELIVERED IIMIIMHHH i • Member of the American Telegraph Florist GEORGE B. BROWN & CO. • \ EaUbllfU.d ISB4 T.Uphon. Ml ALEXANDER D. COOPER 33 East Front Street Red Btink, New Jersey WILLIAM MEARS Real,Estate arid Insurance I • Telephone 681 68-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Si'h-'''''!' '•*'' . pHONE 861.RUMSON Fire, Lift), Accident, tornado and Pluto GIM* "-" J- RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 3, 1926.

home, the First Baptist church and CORNELIUS STOLTS'S WILL tho child's wclfarp association of PUBLIC SALE Asbury Park. Threo hundred dol- HIS-ESTATE TO BE USED FOR I was loft to the North Cedar -OF— Hill cemetery of Frankford, Penn- HIS SON'S BENEFIT. sylvania) for the cme and embellish- Wills of irfra. Mor^PooU of Allan, ment of her cimctery pldt. Ellen Entire Contents 6t Grocery", tic Township,, John Chaler of II. Clivo of Asbury Park got n be- Hplmdol, Mrs. Anna E. Compton quest of $200 nnd Miiinm 3. Nnsc of Ksan«burs and Others.1 of Ocean Groio got a bequest of Store of P. E. Robertson & Co. $50. The siim of $200 was left to . Cornelius E. Stults of Oakland her sister, Willina B. Gord&n; $50 . Forwerly known as Lohsen & Willett street, who died about two months was left to hor nephew, Walter Gol- ago, left a will which ho mntle last dorij nnd all her household furni- SLIGHT SECONDS \MAIN STREETrBELFORD, N. J. October. Ho nanvd tho Broad tuie wns left to hor niece, Helen Street national l>nnl: as executor Goidon Duncan. All the rest of hci and the wUncssci to tho w.'l were estate was ordered divided into AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES Saturday, February 6th, 1926 Alston •BceKman und Mrs. Either II. three cqu.il parts. One of these Lamb. • Ho oidortd tlio csecutor to pints was left to hoi sistei Willina At 10 O'CIOGU A, M. Sharp . conveit into cash nil of hi^ propoity foi her use ns long ns .she lives nnd MANUFACTURED BY A. £ M. KARAGHEUSIAN AT THE FREEHOLD RUG MILLS except his residence on tho north it is then to bo cqlmlly diwded Contents consisting of full lino of Groceries and Notions, tho un- aido of Oakland dtrcei and to invest nmong Willina's three childtcn. 1 dersigned will sell to tho highest bidder the contents Of a well stocked Wo havo ju»t Take advantage of ( the money in such securities i\s tlic Anotlici thifd of the estate -nns loft received another store. The. living quarters over the store were burned'out, and in bank should deem piopei nnd nd vis- to her nephew, Alfred L. Gordon, this unusual tal* of order to rebuild I must havo tho room. , lot o~f. tlicso fine HIGH GRADE age. The Eccuritici thus bought and^the remaining thud was left to Wilton Rug* from These goads are practically as goad os new, some labels ^vero aro to be held ns a tiusl iund and h"r niece, Helen Goiilon Duncan WILTON RUGS •> slightly damaged by wator,/)ut flro did not reach the store. tils null making the inconie iB'to bo U>J<1 for tlio The executois of tho will me Hnrrv .our 'assortment ono at prices you This la your opportunity to buy' articles you need in every day benefit of Mr. Stulto's son, John A Wntion nnd Ellen II. Clive of of the most would ordinarily pay 'Asbnry Pnrk. ...-.'.'. • ;•' life at your own price, r Howard Stultb. The ie3idcnco completo we h&vej for rugt of much The small buyer will have the same chances as tho largo one.pioperty on the north sido of Onk- ovor ihown. inferior quality. * land street can be sold nt any lime Gottlieb Miller of Asbuiy P.iik BUT REMEMBER wo are going to Bell regardless of cost. hit all In-, estate to his wife, Lookic Popular desigm in These rugs are so the bank thalf deem proper. Until the most wanted slightly imperfect This sale will start promptly at ton o'clock on tho above date. It such time ns it is iiold Mr. SluIU's Louise Mullor, nnd ,shd is executrix. will bo to your advantage to bo there. The will.was made ten yoars ago. colon:—Blue, Taupe,' that many could hon is to bo allowed lo occupy pint Role and Walnut. TERMS CASH of tho d vellidg, with tlic proviso Mrs Mabel Elizabeth Lindell of be sold as perfect.* that the house or that part of It not Asbury Pnik left the income fiom P. E. ROBERTSON. hor tolephone stock to her aunt, used and occupied by John Howard Elizabeth Porter of N.owark, as long x GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. * , ^ ' Stults can! be rented and tho rent as she lives, and at her death the be used-' for tlrj 'benefit jlllr, stock'is to be' divided cqunlly HERATI, French Wilton Worsted, 9x12 ft. StuHs'n Boil. In case the ,,ncomo among two step-childrc.n, two from the trust fund is not sufficient jiicces and two nephews of Mrs, SHAH ABBAS, French Wilton Worsted, 9x12;ft.; for the proper, mair.tennnce-of Mr. Lindell. All''the .rest of her estate PUBLIC SALE Stulta's sonjha much of the princi- sfio left, to- her sister, Edith Brown. pal of tlio eatato an may be ncc.s- The, Asbury Park trust company ia LAKEWOOD, E^i'a Quality Wool Wilton,. 9x12 .ft. sary in also to be u^ed £,or his bene- tho executor and Gladys A. Grayatt fit, 'At tho death of Mr. Stults'a sonand Kicljard W. Stout of. Anbury SAMARKAND, Fine Quality Wool Wilton, 9x12-ft FARM STOCK and MACHINERY whatever remnins/of the estate in toPark were the witnesses. bo equally divided^ between Cor- 00 Household Goods nelius Stults'o two brothers, John A. HEKATI GRADE ...... :..9xl5 ft, $| 2S' ••••--,-ll-3xl5 ft. $| AR- Stulls and Frederick C Stults. -" ,. . ROUTED BY FIRE. I will sell at Public Auction on the farm, on ' ' i Mr3. Mary Poolo of Atlantic Doron Persona Driven Out" in Bit- SHAH ABBAS. GRADE ...:. ....; 9x15 ft. $ OQ.00 ....11.3x15 ft. $| \tk-00 The Stone Road from Eatontown to Tinton Falls township, who died recently at the ter Cold at Lpng Branch. age of ninety years, left thp use and Firo early Friday morning prac- (KNOWN AS THE ROBERT DRUMMOND FARM) inconw from all her property to hor tically ruined the Jacob Rosen build- ':'.•"• 100 SMALL RUGS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE husband, Charles Poolo, as 16ng as ing fin Broadway at Long Branch ho, shalTlivo.' At his death a farm and drove about a dozen persons Monday, February 8th, 1926 at Vanderburg, adjoining the farm who occupied the living rooms on of Garret ConovcL1, and n plot of up- at 12iOO O'Clock • the .upper floors into the bitter cold. wards of .an acre o£ land,on the op- Mr.- Rosen, who had boen sick.for to 5COUNT , 3 - Cows, pair Horses, 7 and 8 years old: pair Horses, 12-years old; posito Bidoi of tlio street /from tho some time," was.carried ,'from the ON. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF, 2 Oliver Plows, No. 20; Grain Drill, International -Corn Planter/ 00- farm, ib-to become the property qf building. The store on tlio ground tooth Iron Harrow, Biggs Flpw, Aspinwall Potato Planter, McCormick Mrs.'Poolo's daughter, Mary.Thomp- (lopr was occupied by'M. Pesakoff, Mower, Osborh.Mower, McCormicklBihdcr, 'McCormick Corn Harvester, son. . The homestead farm of 85who.conducted, a grocery and deli- Hay Rake, 8 Planet Jr. Cultivators, Hoover Potato Digger, Low Wheel acres, where the-Pooh family lived, Wagon, 2 sets Hay Shelvlngo, 2: Box Bodies, Wood £!cd, Carry-nil Wn- catessen business. Tho damage to pm, Furrowing' Sled, 18-bbl. Potato Body, 2 Hay Forks, ict Doublo is to go to Mrs.'Poolo'3 son, George the'building and stock is', estimated Harness, Horse Collars, Hay Tedder, 160-ft. Hay Rope and Blocks, 1\ Poolc, nt the. death-..of Mrs. at-$20,000 nnd the -1nsu:.-.nc'a car- Potato Cutter, Grass Seed Sower, 2 pair Cultivator Discs, Whiflietrecs Poole's hiisband, and George is toried amounts to less than half of and Neckyokes, 5 tons Hay, 200 bu. Corn, 2 tons Wheat Straw. have the use., of the fami as long this cum. '••"..

as ho lives'. ' George is not to plate, ' •••••• • • • . HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Couches, Chairs, Table, Small Stands, any debts oil thd-fitrm or-otherwise Lamps and other small articles. ^ '•= cucumber it and ho is to keep tho Boozo Carrier Arrested. TERMS—All sums of $25 and under, cash;' over $25 a audit of building.'! in repair. A,t George's John O. Gould of Highlands was joven,'months will bo given on a bankable note with approved security. death the:fnrni.is to,become the ab- arrested nt Freehold Sunday morn- 21 W. Main St. § : McKELVEY Freehold, N. j. T solute property of. Mrs. Poola's ing nnd waa held in $700 bail on a GEORGE TANTUM. grandson, Charles Pooie.. Fifty dol- clmrge of transporting liquor. Hid- HEADQUARTERS FOR WILTON RUGS Inrs is bequeathed to Mr. l'oolc's den in a special compartment Iri his GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. granddaughter, Eleanor Foole, Hudson coach' was'fouri'd 114 bbt- daughter of Mrs. POOIC'B deceased ll'o's. of liquor. Gould is said to hxve son, Edward roole;nn0 $200 each ndmittod that he had been engaged Is left to Nano Poolo and Edward .in transporting liquor.from High- PUBLIC SALE Poolu, children of Matthew Poolc, lands to Philadelphia.•'•"•' . another . deceased son of Mrr. Poole. Furniture-'and-.-household /.' Anblhcr Memorial Library. eooils jLvirj distributed ai*"0OS thr ' Earl Hopper of West Long- and children nnd grandchildren, and any 'Branch.; who hns. secured a memorial Farming Implements remaining portion of Mrs. PoolcV library for his homo town by writing crfato waa ordered divided equally to prominent people- all over the nmonp; tho children of- her deceased! world, is now collecting books for a Household Goods , son Edward' The will was. mado similar library at Long Branch. So Augu-st 27th, 1024. Mrs. Pooled fur he has received 75 books and the At STILtMAN, FARMS, State Highway, Eatontown liuflbnnd'-and her son Charles were flags of six foreign countries. named as executors and the wit- Between Red Bank and Long Branch ncasoa wore .Heiiry-.t). Brinby and Opposed to Annexation. Mae Knott. I . RcVuhnti of Deal who arc'opi John Galilur of Ho1nidel,.who died posed to nnr.oxing addit'bnal terri- Friday, February 12th, 1926. ahput n month ngo'iind whoso wifo tory havo formed an association and V ' At 2:00 O'Clock' , dind nbout three montlis ago, left n will work ngainst the proposition. Will which was made November 4th The chief objection Set forth is that Seiko Tooth Harrow, Hay Rake, 2 one-hotte * Cultivators, two-horso of last year. He left hh.hbuso'nn'd the new territory :s not ir keeping Farm Waeon, Meeker'Harrow, Wriedcr, two-honso Acme Harrow, onc- with tho rest of Deal. horse Acme Harrow, Furrowing Sled Potato Planter,. Planet Jr. Ilund lot at Holm del to his son, Charles Cultivator, Iron Age No. & Vegetablei Seeder, Iron ABO Hand Cultivator, Gahler, and all the rest of liis estate Corn* Crib' Wire; U. S.- Army Saddle, Horse Blankets.-Misocllanepus hCj- left in equal shares to this spn, Harness, Old Canvas, Dlninit Boom Table. Sleigh Bells, Paris Green and to hia daughter, Margaret Loo. Gun, "YVhlffletrecB, ,60-gallon Kerosene Tank, Carpenter Saw«, etc; Tool The son and daughter wers named Chest.'Barrel Sprayer, Small Pot Stove, small Cylinder Stove, Wooden ns executors nnd tho witnesses were. Pump,. 2 Vegetable' Scales, Empty Barrels, 2 Lawn Mowers, WaSh Alston Boekman and Esther, H. Stand. 100 eal. Gasoline Tank, Englander Double Folding Bed with i^T.. ' . . j»« __lil L- O -.'~~ nt'rtrt. evMnll -fine. Wrtoffti- flirt O Avmlnnfft,. Lamb.. • • . ." Mrs: Anna E. .Compton of Kcans- If ordered now (or Sprlns; dellv. erj> With 3O<3, deposit Irufl traea • bufgimidu lici' will lnst'Scptcmber. will be sold at Fall prlcos. Chest Welghto, Dwnb Bells, Indian Clubs and other articles.. She named her brother, B. Frank It Is probable that prices will be" ; Scoloy of South street, Rod Bank, as higher next epriuf and eomo varle- ; TERMS CASH. • \- . />..' ' ' ;' oxecutor, nnd also as trustee of the tiea sold out. , !:;• GEOEGB'H. BOBERTS, Auctioneer. ' x:,. estate. All tho incomb from tho es- If prices xo down you gat tha tate—and as much of tho principal rebate, > II prices ga up you are protected : MONMOUTH CLERKING CO.. Clerks. aimay be needed—is to go to Mrs. • •>• (ram any uicreaea on all orders Cpmpton's invalid daughter, Ethel . vra accept.- Compton, as long ns" eho lives; At Ornamental Treee are ecarca and the death of Ethel Compton, whnt- high priced and wo give you the aaintt protectidrt on any orders we eVer Is loft of tho estate is to "b? accept during November and De- divided between Mrs. Compton'a cember. • OF two other datiijliters. Madolinp Sea- man of KcnnsbuiK and Viola L Kin- ncy of Plcasantvlllo, Now York, Martha W. Voorhees rind Howard JOS. H. BLACK, farm Stock and Machinery Qaborn'witnessed the will. V '• •..•• .'• ••••• ' .'. ' •-•••.••••'...••'' •:i:w AND "•••..'.• .••.'.. !< •••..'.. -Nicholas Florio of Prootiold loft Sl.OOO to his brothor, Joseph Flovio SON & CO. ot Brooklyn, this boqucst to bo paid GOODS to him a year,and a half after tho death of Nicholas. All tho rest of \HIQHTSIOWN,N. I. • : • ^.'. '•";'+" pM'TUB • •• • •' .• • '•• NOW Mr. Florin's estate goes to his wife, ON! Mary Florio, and shO(l« tho execu- HANCE FARM. SHREWSBURY, N. J., SHERIFF'S SALE. trix. Tho will was mado last month lly vlrtuo ot a writ c.I I) fi. lo »• dl. with William Hartshorno and Mary retted. Imiueil out ot the Coui-t of chnn- oorjf of the Klato n( Nfw Jtrtcy, will lie I. Barkalow ns witnesses. exposed, to aa(o at publlo vondue on Mnn- Tuesday^ Febri»ry:.!$• 1926, William H. Dalton of Lone '. the 'IBtll day or Kfbnini-y. 1D20, In-- 1 tw«en tlia huura of 12:0(1 o'clock M.J 6:CJU Hickey-Freemae AT 10:00 O'CLOCK Blunt .; Branch mndo his will last November. orlock (nt 1100 o'clock), In Uic •(trnimui Tilt Brown Iloriea, Hiilr Bl«ck' Honee, amir Horn, Day Horn, Black Holm*. Ho left tho usb and income of hin p{ eald day, at tiro Court llninc. In tlic • oiwi, «rdU Bow,.Aim. Harrow. thw.Boutn llend jWalklnp Plowe, tlva Planet lloroutth tit i-'i-nnhuld. County ot Monmuiitli. house and lot on Jirnnchport avonup Ncnv. Jersey, (o »«tl«fy,n .Imrco uf ml.l and to' his wife,, Cnthorlno Dalton, as Unii-t itmouiifiiiy Iw fippruxlmntrly Vn.fi41. All'thole1 tote,'tracU or pnrrel* uf Inml Iong^ts aho lives and nt hor death *'"> [ireniUo.i herclnntler (mrtloulnrly -ftUtta?"<>. \* L«toy S. Throckmorton. --. '•:\ inztori atract, thinea nortliRily on n W«s Bre, I Ions Alfalfa Hay, (I lone Ml»ed Hey. two Croee Oat Ba«i, lour eeia ' Mr*., Florence S. Coll of Alloh- ll»e parallel with Washliiittoii etreel. If You Care to Save Money Now is Your Opportunity! '•' • Hsrrleia, lo( of Odd Slernei". i« Hor«« Collars, fifty Potato Barrels, |ot of one Imndred feat, ntora or lese. to he southerly llpe of lot No. 40 tin rotkif Hot). lkt**W, Whlfflelreeri. Neeti Yokes, Ox Chains,' Orowtan, Nat- hunt left hor ontlrft cntnto to her ra lp .. IHJM, DM Wa«oit Body, ll'jMrrsta Core neete. lot of More* Dlankats, for* '.*., . .. •n*l»">', "Mep of valuable pron. htuband, Crlatobnl T. Coll, and ho l» at I'ors Washlmton"! thenoe taittrly, rik-iifJia-aa«v. <. . ^ ..-„ la executor. Tlio will wnti mndo »lolnt said Una nlii.ly.two feet to a etaltx; th»n«e eoithnly, parallel with the tint 1»O HSAO ov«» nix yearn ago and wan "wit- ine one hundred feet, more or KM, ti> hy J. Otto Rhoma and Lottie the northerly line of Ooeen avenuei iholic '»'th» Place of bfilnnlnir. ' "' *"" tue) tW Pbtunr, two Dread Ml! Salllo Lukcns of Aebury Park lleln« lota numbers toity-fuur and fnrly- Av« on eald map, and In sddltltin Iliero. i aM.Jua-l »H4>hiie b*r;«l \kn*t> mado h»r wjll lant August with Vot- to two feet from the rear ends of lol« >-i'-Tisk*iiWArii •unit \i iu.0,044 an* *Kder.'ealhl over Ill.tO. • arsdlk ofei.en m«n- T. Oalloy •lid 'Sumuol Y. numbera forty.lwo and forty-three on eald '-'tiiiM Wllh ap»ro»sd aaturltyi Avt per eent discount Jlimptcn M wltneoac/r. aha loft Be'lstBelstdd •»a ths the properte proparly & RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARYS, 1926.

lean custom of putting: a time limit RED BANK REGISTER. oh laws, has advanced the best plan yet evolved for dealing with this OHN U. COOK, Editor and Publisher. AUCTION SALE plague. ' PUBLIC P.0r.OB C. UAUCF. ,A« od«t« Edftot. OF MA IRVINQ DROWN, FARM STOCK and MACHINERY Bugliusa Manager. The mouths of lawyers and the On tha farm known a* Leonard Bedla'a farm on back road leading frem , Mecbanicavlll* to Malawan, SOUTH KEYPORT, N. J. live Stock and Farm' Machinery Telephones;—Red Bank 13 columns of newspapers are filled Farming- Implements, Heifer and 1 IU0 Hunk 1300 and have been filled for years with on the Robert DearjFarta, ^Between Shrewsbury 'EntcrrJ «t the i>o.loHlc« at Red Bank, criticism of the great number of Household Goods FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1926 K. J.. ai second class Tnatter. laws and the great number of ad- . at ltOO o'clock aharp > ditional laws passed each year. I Have Sold My Farm and Will Sell at Public Auction at the Horse, 10 years old, black, heavy weight, work singlo or,double, very Subscription Pflccfti r ^)n« year .... - «*-.„_. . _ Jl >0 Everyone knows there are too many Kcntlc; 88 Hot Bed Sashes, 25 now ones; Osbomo 2-horno now Hay Six month* .-. _.... .75 laws. Everyone knows that nino- Bake, 4-row Bcctlo Potato Dfcster, 2-horso EO-tooth Iron Harrow, almost Thursday, February 11, 1926 Xhtct irtontln ... _ . .40 JESSE COOK HOMESTEAD, on Wesley Street, tenllis ot the laws of New Jersey new; 2-horso Wagon, 1C bhl. Wagon Body, high seat; 2-horco South ( ' ' At liOO O'Cipck .1 , ' <;, Bond Plow, new; 2-horse Oliver Plow, 1-horsa South Berid Plow, 2-horso and of every other state and of the BEACH, N. J. The undersigned *)U sell Jto'the highest bidder the following!— WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1026. country could be wiped out and the Iron Age Cultivator, 3-row Furrowing Sled, 2-horso now Bigheo Mower, 2-horso Sod Cutter, 1-horso Richland Spike Tooth Cultivator, 1-horse Team of Horses, gppil workers ana drlvera;'? good tfown, Broad Trt4jl result would be good. Yet almost —ON Woodhouse Cultivator,* 1-horso Woodhouso S-row Potato Wreder,, 80-ft. Farm Wagoij (two-howo): one-horae Farm'WaRph, Thcao, wagons' wo' ', TOWN TALK. all these newspapers which Extension Ladder, 20-ft. Singles Ladder, 75 ft. heavy Hog Wire, Bet In flno condition. Several Bete of Hprnesa,* Sod Cutter* Corn Planter, about too many lws are consi Discs, 2 Hand Corn Planters, 2 Hand Scythes, 2-row Charnpjon Tomato ono and two-horso Plows, Hoy Hake, Iron Harrow, Corn Sheller, power ' , -Governor A. Hnrry Moore's nil- declaring m favor of other lawa Tuesday, February 16th, 1926 Duster, lots, of Hot Bed Lumber, new Cider'Ffrgs, 40, Double Head or hand; Wheelbarrow, GreenhouBO, 80 ft, long and 10 ft, 'wide, sides vocicy Of a lime limit on new lews which they have a personal or a po- Barrels, 50 Hamper Baskets, 7 bags Nitrate Sjsmt, 4H Bags Fertiliser, of Hollow tile and coverod. with,twenty hot bod'sasH; a lot of flower • Imi'met with almost unanimous hbs- litical or ii financial interest, v at 1:00 P. M., nboiit 25 tons Hay, 8 tons Meadow Hoy, JUjfliBhenvea Corn Stnlka, lots ' tility from the newspnpois and from of Hot Bed Glass, 35 bushels Horse Gtfrn, 3,440 good second hand ' tha lawyers unit ."iom other sources Team of Bay Horses, good workers j set of Double Harness; 6ot Tomato Crates, 43 Berry Crates, 2 now Whiflletrees, set two-horse x-viivv J vou>i mvngritiK m(*i>iM'>Vi ^uiiu uuvtu** u IQL OX vtOTuQIi luQlS* 'which nro comnionly ranked ns lo\- The lawyers are in exactly the of Single Hauics-i, Blankets and Lnp Robes, 2 Farm Wagons, 1 two-inch Double Harness, Force Pump, Ncckyokes, Shovels, Corn Stalk Hoes, about six tons of yory flno Hay. All thofca artlpjcs nro in excellent crs', which control public thought. same position. . They holler about tread, 1 three-inch tread; Dump Wagon, Buggy,1 Sleigh, pair Hay Hoes, Chains, Whiffletrees and othor Tools too numerous,to mention. condition. ' •• ' ' •• p y TERMS:—All sums of $25 and under, cash; over $25 a credit of TEKMS CASH. " ' ~' ,".(.•., Jubt why this opposition, should be g lt f p t lfe andd Shelvings, Mowing Machine, Hay Tedder, South Send'Plow, 3 one-horse the great lot of present Plows, Tooth Harrow, Seed' Harowl_Acm£_iHarrow7 Riding Cultivator, seven months will bo given on bankable note "with approved security, , t , MRS. ROBERT DEAN. raised I.. hard to understand. how there are too maili y of them s VV * m * : • • " one-horses o Cultivator, Hayy 1'ake, Furrowinwing Sle,Sled,,, Horse Clipper, CorCornn PAUL P. KON1SH, Ownir, aan d then theyy sit down arid write GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. ' , Shellcr, Lots of Forks, Shovels and Hoes; lots of other articles, lots Of ELWOOD McELVAlN, Auctioneer. ' Ceirainly it:is not so because the more laws to bo introducetdd d i n htheHay,. Cornstalks in Sheave3...... j • : . --> w>' •• ••' :.. ; MONMOUTH CLERKING COMPANY, Clerks. laws of New Jersey are so just nnd legislature. Most of the legislators *ri«B that they should endure for- are lawyers. If the lavyors in the One Jersey Heifer, nine months'ofd. .>r ever. The ancient Medes and Per-legislature were honest in their lians believed this about" their laws statements about too many laws Lot of Housch'olcl Articles. •';•.. ;•''./ , • , . and they thought they had things they could, stop all this maki"er of fixed so ,that theifV laws were per- new laws. Not a new law could be WILLIAM M.'COOK, Monmouth Beach pvtu.il and not Bubject to change. passed without their consent. But Ho\ve\er, a way was found to they nro not honest In their state- . TEKMS CASH. '• ,'" ' ' change the laws, cf the Modes and ments. Virtually, every measure Persians.' Those laws are back num- which comes before tho legislature bers Hour, gone and almost forgot' of New Jersey is written by a law- rJ BIRTHDAY ton, but,thero are folks today who yer or introduced by a lawyer and want to deling to the back-number passed by lawyers' .votes. That tactics of the old-time Mcdes anddoesn't look as .though a lawyer was Persians. •••'•• honest in his statements when he says there are too many laws. mWEMT-THREE yean ago forty pro *, * * A gresBive DraggljU under the leaaer. Governor Mooro wants a lime Sale pf Toilet ship ofLouia K. Liggett, joined together Rexatt Remedies, limit put on laws so that after they Laws are passed by lav/yers to as the United Drag Company in the co. nave been in force a specified num create new political jobs for the operative manufacture and distribution ber of jeara they will become null members of their party. New laws 185 Maple Ave. Red Baiik, N. J. Preparations Puretest Drugs are passed to restrict the liberties of drnp store merchandise, with the idea and void unless the legislature votes of giving tho public quality good* at to continue them. • One can look of the-tteople because societies with A regular 75c bottle of. around and see plenty of instances long names want to make their pow- Tuesday, February 9th, 1926 money eating prices." Today these ori- •wherein such a practice would have er felt and want to get money by ginal forty nexall Storei hare prown to Puretest Rubbing been a mighty boon to the people fining: people who do not obey the at 1:00 O'Clock P. M. Harmbnv 10,000 and conetitjite a wonderful eyet em fool laws these societies get passed. Alcohol , of iNew Jersey if it had been prae; The undersigned has been ordered by the Farmers Loan and. Trust Hair Stimulator of reliable, uoney-taving, terrice giving ticed in the past. Lawyers are quick to pass laws drag stores. ,when any of their clients want a Co., .22 William Street, New York City, to nil the contents of 185 A perfect hair dressing for Neoetsory in every home, l*n. • • •' • Maple Avenue. Tha furniture being tho personal property of William ladie* and gentlemen— •u poised for rclloving soreness, law passed, or when their political The 336 Liggett Drag (tores with thou- lameness, ttifTneiis, bruises and Take the old Sunday blue laws, machine wants a new law, or when H- Dunham. deceased, ana consist*' for.part 'a. follow*:—, end a regular SOc sands of Rexall Drugcieta are celebrating tpratas. A popular refreshing for instance. Suppose that when bottle of the Twcnty.third Birthday of the United rub-down—after the balk. they were first enacted a provision any society ,,-ants to_put its fool Walnut Table,'felt inlaid top; Mahogany Pedestal, Morris Chair, had been enforced that they would ideas over on the public..- Lawyers loose seat cushions; Clothes Tree, Walnut Oval Table, marble top; Ma- Drag Company by offering for a limited Regular Prico "' have become inbperativo' after a whwho donntt do this ara mightgy scarce hogany Victroia, Metal Cigarette Box, group of boy and horse in center; Harmony Olivo Shampoo, time only, tremendous eavingg on een- Pint. 59c terra of years unless the legislature and lawyers, with courage to stand B. number of Pictures, ^alnut Couch, upholstered In tapeatry with over- A simple quick method of Sho/npaoirfg ilia hair Bonable drug store prorlncte, Bo sure Birthdnv Sole Price xonewed them. Conditions we're Out against such schemes probably stuffed Arm Chair to match, Arm Chair, Square Pedestal with nnder- —which thousands now UM— to take advantage of these remarkable shclf, Lacquered Small Tripod Table, Brass Lamp,,glass -shade. such in those old times that they do not numbeb r more thah n one or buying opportunities. Beg. Price for Both—1.25 190 Epsom Snltn, ponnd.... ISc probably would have been renewed two in a,ny legislature in the country. OAK DINING E00M SUITE—comprising circular Extension Table, Special Birthday Solo Price st the end of the first term of years, Buffet, Arm Chair and Five Side Chaira; Box Couch and Mattress, 2 16c Bicarbo'nato of Sodn M ponnd . llC 50C Aromatlo Fluid Extract of Caseara 30c but sooner or later, as conditions 0, noJ; lawyers do not want less Porcelain Candelabra,'four lights; Embossed• Brass ^Plaque, Leonard Re- Changed, these laws would have been laws enacted.. They want more of frigerator, whito enamel interior; Kitchen Furniture, White Enairlel Delicious Candy 2ScClycerlnoond Rose Water . . 19c' unjralled or greatly modified to meet Bath Room. Scales, Mahogany; Flat Top 'Desk, Mahogany Hooker, Mn- Tooth Brushes 40c Camphorated Oil .... 33c them enacted. And the/'enact more.. h6gany Wardrobe Cabinet, two doors nne) drawer; % Walnut Side Chaira, Peppermint Panics. Dclldona creamy Hew circumstances. Daring this eale ire offer youf an assortment of peppermintcovered vitha thick coating ( 80c CIycerineSappositorIee(Adnltl2'«) 18c every year. Lawyers dont know the Oak Book Stand?, Plush Sfettee; Plush Arm' Chair, Mahogany Dresser, v lawa there are now. Go into any Btjlea that will tatiify tho rcqiiixcmenU of the of rich chocolate. RegularFrlco 43c ?Io Glycerine Suppoiitorlea (Infants Mirror back; Leather Upholstered'Settee, Square Table, Curtains. enure family. Good quality wfiito bnuhCa. Birthday Sale Price, pound box . courtroom and hear lawyers dis- m) Many of these laws are absolutely iutc as to wtyit the law says or what 15 Vol. Chas. Dickena Works, >i calf, no date. ,. Rcgnlnr Price—25c 3Se Llffgelt'a Sweet Milk Chocolate. A 15'c Powdere d Sulphur . .* * :i3c obsolete and are violated every Sun- finecauggchocolate,pureandnoariihiag, -20c Doric AcltL 4 ox. . , . t means. Read the opposing opin- 8 Vol. Shakespeare, clot 1882. .-[•• Birthday Sale Price 19c day by every, resident of the stftte ions of judges -when they have be- HHfc 70c Rneslnn Type Mineral Oil .15c except those who aro sick in bed. 22 Vol. The American •ciopedin, 188JU fore them exactly tho same low and SOC Ilarmony Cocoa Bntter Cold Cream '39c SSo Uggcli's Almond Milk Chocolate 20c Caseara Tablets (100's) . 28c It is Only..'within a comparatively exactly the same,testimony and you 150 Miscellaneous Books. 25c Wool Powder Pnflal. O. . . 19c hat, . . . .JSlb. , 35c Kblnitis,Tol)ict» (ICO's) . ?3c few years that one of these laws will see that judges cant tell what ' . We was changed; permitting a man T£o TERMS CASH. . i '9c Wrapped Croam Cnrnmrlii, Ib.bos 39C tho law is. And" this condition I :'. 98c Electrex Cnrlinglron, WliitolTory SfC Crcom ,bf"JVirtor .... 23c take a walk on Sunday without be- Finish Handlo - .'•... o among i lawyers, and judges-as to GEORGE Hi ROBERTS, Auctioneer. ' 49o MoxixoCherries Coated with rich 25c Tincture of lodJno with Applicator 19C ing arrested for it. That law had what the law says or what it. means ' MONMOUTH CLJ2EKING CO., Clerks. - chocolate . . ponndhox been constantly violated by every- reaches up all the way from the 10c Rexolivo Soap . . - 3for25c one, clergymen as well as others. courts of justices of the peaceup to 2 for 2Ec Goodfonn Hair Rets (cap .. This particular Sunday blue law was the United States supreme court. ehapc, double mesh) . . • . *"C Puretest Triple -repealed because a man in the '' Fine Stationery northern part of the state had a Distilled Extract 1.00 BallcToft Bond Paper and En. • neighbor whom he didn't like and he Ninety-nine one-hundredths of WILLIAM d'BRIEN Harmony Telopes. liox of 72 flat sheets 7 x 11. had this neighborarrested and fined the laws of New Jersey and of every BoxufSO envelopes to match. Both for Witch Hazel lor talcing a Sunday walk. Others other state and cf the country at Bay Rum Pint Size of these Sunday blue laws arc aslarge could probably be wiped out Lord Baltimore Portfolio'. Fifty sheet* ME3AKJS. ': 6f high grade. Linen paper, twenty.four Eb.aurd and foolish as this law which with advantage ail around except Is made from tho finest distilled 01 A clear, sparkling extract of «• Made persons liable to arrest if of Bay. Foil strength and highest envelopes to match in a portfolio. Rex- to certain corporations and organi- ular Price SOc Birthday Sole Price trcine alrcngth. Superior inevery Ihey took a walk on Sunday; but zations and individuals who get spe- HIGH GRADE SERVICE qnjUily. Soft *and ensooth vitif its wpy to the ordinary kind. they are still on the statute book, sweet fragrance. Ideal for men after Cascade linen. lpoundofpsper[Bboirt Rag. Prico 45c *J#K cial jjower or special profits or spe- •hailing. Full pint..'..""" feady to be enforced any time any- cial jobs°:Tinder these laws. But Approved and Improved . 90 theeU) and 50 envelope'. Recular BirtUdaySalcPricc Oaf Q »ne wants to get square with a there is one short set of laws which Regurar Price 7Sc priceforBoth8Sc.BirdidiiySaler>rIce 1.00 Rllccr'a Pcptcma, Fnll Knl, Systeni neighbor whom he dont like. has stood tho test of time. That Heating Plumbing Roofing Birthday.Sale Price 49c 'Croyden Stationery. 36 sheets and 36 Tonlo .'...'... 7UC . * • * set of laws is the Ten Command- envelopes to match. Llwn finish. Deckle. Water Systems "• Copper JftTork 80c Hexall Cherry' fiarlc Congh Syrnp 39C ments. No set of laws that man has 39c Klenzo Shaving Grcam . 29c edgea.GoIdb6rdera.Kirthd«ySalePr|ce Under the process of a time limit ODcNonvcglnnCodliycrOIIplntbotUe 58c yet found or devised equals the set 60c Sharing Lotion . . 39c On laws it would bu much easier to , Earthen aad Iron Pipe ISc Belladonna and Capalcum PUater of laws laid down in the Ten Com- 50c Harmony Hair Fix .. . 39C knock out. bad or ill-considered leg- mandments. They cover tho whole We Handle the American Radiator Company*' ' ' Z for 25c 7EC Harmony Lilao Vegetal . 59c islation than it is now. Under pres- ground. ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEMS Sale of Pure Foods SOc Qnlek AcUng Piaster . . . S9c ent conditions it is much easier to * • • Regularly Bold at thtue ipeclat prlcei only on 17c faellaJobno riaater .... loC pass a law than to wipe out a law. RED BANKandSEA BRIGHT Weekends, tar durlngonrlSrJDirlhrlaySale 2ffC Kidney Waiter 19c thcio prices tettlbo«ff«eli\l every day, If the blue law question could be The enactment of the Ten Com- rmn Narcisse Talcant . -60c No. 6 Disinfectant, 1,6 ot . . 3&C regulalcd.by the simple expedient of mandments into one law, and the This talcum contains excraisito sweet odor of SOo'liiggell's Coffect pound' " . "Z'forTOC 25c Kexall Cntnrrh Jelly . . . 19C enforcement of this law, would Ircsh cut norclues. A ilaiiitjr elusive perfume. B time limit, scarcely a candidate cove JSoTruOifruitt, Slnmberry, Hup<-h . qOcKexaU DJaoejwlaTobleu, 50'* . SOc tor the legislajKf* ia-tlia vhola r_the whole .inngcaUnrtlvlilunl - • • - • ItaUauTaloTalc. - •• berry,Grape,15o;.Cobetaesai/an> f for 4»C and corporate action. But that will 23c Btato would dare (o stand for elec- Rcgnlar Priec 25c 4Sc Pineapple'Jam, 15 o* • 2 for 49c never be done m,long as-lawyers 60c Antiseptic Powder . '. . tion on .a. platform advocating these Birthday Sale Price 19c 35oGrapo Jelly . ' . ' . 2 for S6c 25c Corn Solvent, ii m. '. laws. Public sentiment would not havo their Say-so in stato legisla- tures and in congress. 39o Orange Marmalade • - 2 for 40o 25c Rexan Laxative Aspirin Cold countenance ;such a stand, but un- 4Sc Red Currant JcUy . • 2 for 46c Tablets, 2V» . . . . 19c der present conditions the public is • * » ' Blmosb liejplcss. when it comes to Next to the enactment of tho Ten Klenzo Dental Creme JPallarilvale Cboeolata Saaee - 2 for 36C" Wiping out bad laws. Commandments as the law of the Tho daily use of Klenzo will keep your Teeth 40o BallmrdTaloSiladDrctilDg.flot. 2 for 41c * * '* White and Spaik(ing-»-your Gunu healthy and state and country, tho best thing your breath eweet anil clean. • ', 35o Ijggett'a Vaiulhi Extract, 2 ot. 2 for 36c Puretest Every year the legislature passes for tho people would be to have all • Recular Price 50c 35o Lemon Extract, 2 ax, .2 for 41c - so many !aws that no one can keep present laws cxpiro' by limitation 98o Liggeu'a Olivo Oil, 13» at. 2 for 1.19 Aspirin Tablets track .of .them. -Every year after unless they were re-enacted. And Ilirthdny Sale Price 50o liBBett'a Opeko Tea, Ulb. • 2 for 66c the legislature adjourns the people 1 s- ^e that even in such a ense 35o Peanut Batter . \ 2 /or 40C SUUfttUypiepuedto diuolve Immediately,- therefore they find new expenses to meet, new tho, uld be plenty of lawyers • 25o Cocoa W lb. ... 2 for'26c regulations which hamper and rc-ready .J re-enact nil tho multitud- ghe aliioit inatant relief from Jonteel Vanishing 25o Bakioft Chocolate iilb. . 2 for 26* •trict human endeavor and new red nous laws at present on tho statute pain, headache, neuralgia, 30a Beet Cubes, 1T$ . .2 for 31c tapo tof observe Think what a book, whether they knew what theso Cream •;{_[ \ rheumatism,'ftlc messing) it would bo if such un- laws meant or not. A raoW-white, Erea>eleUn •t V Bottle of 100 TaUeU ],' ' popular and unjust laws, by their (Town Talk continued on page 1C.) toft, white and youthful. An ideal cream (o UM »ory unpopularity and injustice, before powdering. PeifumoJ with the alluring Rubber Goods, Etc. , Regular Prico 69o A An Jonlecf odor. ' " TJlrtllday Sale Price' <|«fG lirere thrown into the discard at the 2.00 Symbol FoanUln Syringe, 2 at, ,k» end of n term of years. A term of 1 Regular Price SOc, . * > • . f • M 2.00 Symbol Hot Water Botiln, 3 o(. «tt« years may neem like a long time, llirlhdny Sclc Price 2JC ReuU JUUM Uwt PlUa, 100'a ' V' l»«f '. but it is n whole whole lot shorter 29a Maximum MpnV Cdmhj,' Bobber SOc Rexall tiver Salu ., . i • , . *"O than the unalterable and perpetual SOCjonttfsipoHCnsAnv . , .j 8JC 29a Hen'* Dteulng Comb* - ' • S0c Grannlar Eflerraweoi Soda • „'. 1 ( UWB of the buck-number Mcdcs and 25c Jonteel Soap • . •, " • ' • JJ* 49c Maximum Ladles' Comb* i 39f39 i Pho*ph*tc.Sall*v4d». ' . . . J|»C Fcrelnns of New Jersey. in the New Handy Pack SOC Jonteel Rong« . , .' '. . &VC DOo Symbol Eiibber G\aiti,tif1-&-9 1,00newlllSyrupDypbphoiiphlte*.' . TjjC . # * * 2SC Jonteel Talemn . . • '. *-"C 17SFinMia Clinical aifennometer J-29 30eZinoOililoOintnMiit,tnLo '. . ISC ZSd KlenarAll (I{e»noTM apbU fcom \ ' ' Some of tho newnpapora speak of is the biggest value in SOc JontoelFaeePowder (Dnmotto,Flesli, -. «9o IIosp. Crnda AUotieBt CaUm,tt.roll „ v 1 clothing, etc.) • • . , • • 1VC , Governor Mooro'n time timlt wig- White) . i as an unbnkod and very long-lasting flavorful hovel suggestion. Thesn rlowopn- $«r» nta wrong. There is nothing enjoyment that you Harmony Toilet Water* Rexall Orderlies hot) In micli n plan. In tho early TRUSSES ' A trrie prododlon of the freih ' lilitory of New Jersey, shortly nfitr Atple»#«nl eifeethe laputiTe, can buy. ; fltnrert, come* In a beautifully Gcatt* la, action hx>\ ijb^olulply :i]ie Revolutionary war, many lawn ABDOMINAL BELTS designed frosted glai* bottle were 'p^Djtil with this tlma limit with sprinkler tops, in IbefoW iwe. Idtal/or ehlld/ntv 'nra^r i> fro'vlM, .Unfortunately tho blue ELASTIC STOCKINGS It is the bestPeppernimt lowing mloratAilraliu.'Vliterla, Ida, and ag«d people, a* wellas ^Uw» did not Imvo this time limit Vlolol Dujce, andGeorgia ROM. (Otsobu* p«r»on». Box of 60. /

I '" Chewing Sweet for any mOiley. ' Prlea 1.00 R«J«Pe«60o Birthday bole Prioe ; fi, Kuturo innkf» yrovlilonn to wipe 39c '' »Vt every Ulnguo. Sovonloon-ycnt- Handy PacK fits hand, f,M loctMti and other "vnrmlnU" ttrny THK FRICEJ9 ADVERTI8ED \N LAST WEKK'fl '*?f 4 » lot of rianifljro for a time, but pocket and purse, i (VU Man door not And a mo.inn of A, P. Trkitt Cm Dldf. Mmnwuth C*unl» la th« m»lUi lbs utaU M ftank U «»M». > Rooms 209-7 . Mwinlnr, A .1 ilsnatidilsna idt •tahuataniit tillit* Ml , i'what Ne ionei Aibui-y 1470—2207 Holloa to irtoaia montht s |jt to aOii- Jt fx lulTuHng from •*«lnft *tf«M. M*«V 9T |O,...... _. ASBURY PARK, N. J, Pursuant la Ida on!«r of Jirnoh I, r ullMit -*«slatdftf r nblo ,lawi. (|ov- iar. •urroial* of tin County i* hU frojivml (o I on you* Dealer^ Counter I moul Ihlrtirtli Ui hVm to Adv«tl«q In tbo'ttrghu U. m RED BANK REGISTER, FEBBUABY 3, 1926. , Jj PUPILS, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Conklio Sailed lor Europe. of Mstawan,' t and Mr. and Mrs. A farewell dinner parly was given 1* RmjoVa of Perfect Attendant* Archibald Reynolds and their daugh- laet week at the Borkley-Cartetet I - - ^During J»nu»ry. ter of Adelphift, were recent guests hate, at Anbury Park for Arthur C. •The piipih of the River Plata of Mr, and Mrs. David S. Buck. Steinbacb, who with Mrs, Stelnbach, •bile tchpol who had perfect recr ' Mr.r and Mrs. George L, Hance sailed Saturday on a trip to'Europc. Spring and Summer^ ma of attendance during January and Miss Mary Buck spent Saturday James Killoch was to'stmoster. with Mr. and Mrs, Henry Conover A STRAUS SALE |Mi , ,. •" '." Stocks of New Dress.', •loom No. l-iEdimini Buclimin. Www* of Manasquan, •ufca<, D.nnU O.rdiyoblok, John Ollv- Mrs. Louis Snyder is out after •r, tony Buiucfc, JupiM 8»lllvin,Al»ln having been confined to the house IS A SALE •glltriW, fit«r Colrf.,' Ruth *»'•»»*•, Fabrics are Here i ' •tty Buehinin, JJotli Fowler, HeltnOI- several days with sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .Hardy at- tondod the graduating exercises' tH lloom No. »-Ame".i» A taundtr, Mwy. Irduchtck, V>r» K«ney. OlK Koledi. Jo- the Long Branch'high school .last ihlm-oUf, T«.l» Shkod.. M.rj; BUv-week, Their granddaughter gradu- K Allca Woil.y, Burbtrn Funk. Bettrlca ated at that time. IpiV Ann^Epp.. MlWred Kppi. Edna Irndon. Mffjml* BUI. Prt.ttm Alexander, MIM Edna Buck ipent-Friday-with ||r< B«t, AU»tjn Burnt, John Coltran, Mrs. Clifford Duryca of Jerseyville. IvJd Donohu*', Adolf Funk, Harlin Ho- ' [ Arthur Simmons hnn bcen-lald up Special Purchase In/JoMPh Kplwhlk. Alu Koledi. Albert In, Sttpntn Oln»i. Mlkt SUvoli, Harold with a heavy cold;- Hills, Honnan Hall»m, Edwurd Tutu. Mrs. Catherine Hflbeler jpent last week With relatives at Newark. Her son, Edward Hobeler, was a visitor I RIVER PLAZA NEWS. 10 Days, Starting Thursday, Feb. 4th, to Saturday, Feb. 13th at Newark Saturday. Immunity Club'to Hold m Dance Mrs. Ralph Maxson of Point I" Tonight at Rod'Bank. Pleasant spent last wee!; with her Works both ways I Twice a year we prepare months ahead for this great sale so as tp give you the very best I Tonight Is tho nlgrht of th« first daughter. Mrs. Reed Gager. Imco of tho season to bo held by Oryl Watson will movo from Wil- Not only let you have liam-Mack's faVm to tho George Wil- merchandise as low in price if not lower than special sale prices in the large cities |o Community club. It will be-held your money back if you I Trinity parish house at Red Bark, kins farm near Alfred Buck's mill. I lie rafters ore up for th,e new com- Sidney W, Bennett bousrht n want after a purchase- lunlty house. The building has horse last week from the William C. But our revised prices Ely estate of'Holmdpl. «• 81x90 Pequot Sheets t Iw reached a point where its also now Vet you keep quite a 3000 Yards Tub Silks 600 Pure Linen Towels lid character can be well oppra-W- A linen sh6wer was given lnst Regular Prico .1.89 t week for Miss Gracs Barry of Mont- bit of your money back rose,'who is engaged to wej a West 1 yd. f'The Woman's club will have i Freehold young lman. The party when you make your pur- leeting tomortt>* nighfrat Mrs. Ad % was largely attended and the bride- chase! , ,; Rosuiar 50c to 69c each Ison Sanborn's. A hand made rag to-Tia received! many gifts. Worth from tho piece 1.59 and up lig and a silk bedspread will be dls- Hought direct from tho mill. All then shoit TJie best wealing rotton sheet made; on sale Uic linen firm we buy these towels from have Mr. amt Mrs. Frank 3. Wepkn nnd Several thousand of our lengths made up for tho coming bcason's ti.idu. •it rbout mill coat; nil perfect, with oiiRinal mill twenty salesmen on the lo.id. Each jenr they t pEcd of. \ Mr. and Mrs. Hrnry Francis nnd son chance* their samples. Wor bought them at A | William Hoffmejer has dlscontin- regular suits and overcoats Moic than fifty assorted stripes from tho nar- h'-cl. Wo rofeivc the ne;ht not to soil to dealcis. visited- Inst weel. nt Trenton with row to th" widest; pvery wanted color combina- bijr discount. AH full size; hemmed, hemstitched, I fed his boat building business, butMr,. Weeka's niece, Miss Helen John- show revised prices that tion The lengthy arc from 3 to 10 yards. Will plain white or colored bordeis. .While they last. f the spring ho will resume rehting son. will save you $10, $15 and cut thtj longer Jenpths to suit your wnnto. Huy Some much less than wholesale cost. >ats; Ho has enclosed the porch of —/ • now and save considerable. t s hou#e with'glass. Next weelv $20 over former prices. Raid at Mstawan. •>• SEE WINDOW DISPLAY 50c 45x36 Pequot Cases Also about 300 Cotton and Part Linen Sample Y rs. hoffmeyer will make a visit of County Detective John M. Smith, . -v Towel. 12 J4c to 25c each iveral days with, her daughter at accompanied by several other offi- irsey City. cers, raided the Aberdeen hotel at Men's, young men's and t 'Mr. and Mrs, Charles Herndon Matawtm last Thursday ai\d seized a youths'sizes, -r^-.- 2.00 Black Duchess 'Satin ea > Y ive moved from the Newman house auantity of liquor. Samuel Mann, Also at mill cost. Sa-vc fifteen rents each Handkerchiefs 7c Y I. Red Biink. the proprietor, and Joseph Mesko. ROGERS FEET COMPANY 1.59 yd on these best cotton pillow enscs. made. 4 .for..,1-25c.;••;::,.,••.•• -, .- .. Mrt-'Htmry C. MecMemls Improv- his bartender,' wero; held in $1,000 AVhitc nnd colored lawn andi-batiste. Some -with g'frbm the injuries she received In Broadway Broadway Broa'diray /Yard wide, all pure' silk, rich lustrous heavy -f &nd • $600 bail respectively. Aa at Liberty. •tWirrtn «t 13lh St. fancy edge, others white with colored embroidered .fall; lost week, but'she is still con' Mann has been" arrested twice previ- satin surf act; good wearing; silk fabric, corners. Values to 15c cach.^..'.-':—-—^- - -— --.; nad to ths houie. i -' ously on similar charges padlock '•Betty, a collie dog owiied by Mrs. Herald Sq. Titm York Fifth A»«. proceedings will probably be insti- at 33tb Si City at 4111 St 3.00 Grepe Satin 2.5C 70x80 Part Woo! Plaid ddlson Sanbom, had a Tiarrow es- tuted.--.''- . ^ _;..''••' Writing Paper > 29c box ipe from a watery grave last jveek. t Bromfleld 40 inch, all pure silk, crepe back satin j'fasliionabla Boston, Massachusetts. Good quality Avalon, Vellum and Flax Wheel linen he dog broke through the iee. vqihe The Register's mofio—"A paper 'dress fabric. Variety, of colors, nloo black, ' Blankets paper, in white and 'prey; .in••the'new larf;e size v?r'and was fast wearing Itself out in every home."—Advertisement. ' • \ envclopts. 24 paper and 24 envelopca lo the box. i Wattempt to get back on thrice, pair Value 3Sc. ' ' .... -:.v , henisome boys pulled'ft out of the . 1.00 Silk Ponge^ 69C Tho cheapest this 12 Momo Japanese all-silk 32- Worth 5.98 . /• 1.00 Suede Gloves 69c ''NEWS..,.:. •';,:•::. inch natural pongee has ever been sold. Suitable for many uses. Our regular selling.price always 1,00 yd. We sold one "hundred pairs from a Vindow Women's gloves of suedo chnmoisctte, embroidered harlot'SMU Able to. b» Out After display at 6.0O pair. Closed out all the mill back; several ciioice shades. A serviceable year- Having Be.n Laid Up » Month. hail—G2 pairs a.t. a price. All are extra size. round glove, .: . •"••. '•" ••'•"! •.•••,: ;-•'(' .'." :. I Come in blue, grey, lavender and sold plnids. Charles Seals is out nfter having Se« Broadwayi. Pennsylvania Station;. Central \ Yard Wide Drapery Fabrics Save two dollars'n pair from the regular price. oehs laid; up o month with o Park) Rlverilde; Drive) Grant'^Tomb; Metropolitan prolncd'anklo and other: injuries -7S Art Galleryi Fifth Av.nun) Brooklyn Brldgea and Worth 1.00 to 1.25 yard ROUND' gat a gllmpM of tba graatsit city on th« Amaricaa Linen Pattern Table Gloth •msed, by a; fall from a building -RIP et : ' ; FUgular. 4.69 t: Fort Mbnm.outh, where • he was •>• 5.00 Table Linen Sets 3.00 s forking ai, a carpenter."; > • " "; : yd. ^. . -r *#a a^vaj^ia^ lAutwulMI a)a^71|lv I 54x51 hemstitched cloths; six 13 inch-napkins to Raymond MoDsor, son of George, Dirtct 'IB PannaylvanJa, Station, »th Ayenu. and 32nd Strtaf •<&• I A.M. match; gold or blue with contrastirfr colors. Re- roujer, has been out of ichool Xeavo Branehport ...... _... 8:25 Leave Matawan _.^... S.5» Most'Of .'this .special lot \s sunfast. Come in member all pure linen., •. 'lth a soro foot. Some tima ago " Little Sliver _____.. 8:30 u'i " • South 'Amboy .»....«. 10;0ft' plain and fancy weaves, in rayons; silk finish is ankle was sprained in art ace 1- i " Red B«nk ...^_™._..«™. J;S7 •"Arrive Newark -...KMT Fifty-eight cloths in the lot, «ent to ti« by out " Middletown „; j...... :.. 11:44 and ^many other weaves; all colors to, choose ent' and it is thought\ that this " New 1£qrk (Pennt.SU.) 11:10 from. . The savings are considerable. importer. Pure Irish' linen, good weight; about !• Hazlct .. _^.ft.,™...i... fli51 . . • (Hudsoixiuason Ter."ier*,). n:11:1u 1 L25 Rayoy n Crepettp e $9cc yyd. two yards square; new patterns. The best linen amti• accident later caused the Returnliur. leavei.Penna. St».B:20 KM., Hudlon Terminal 5:10 P. M.t '"•'•' —i.Net^rk >!d society of the 25c Linen Toweling X9c chapel will' moot tomorrow after- Y noon at, Mrs. Frank Bloodgood'n. All pure linen; for hand, kitchen or glass use; nan Y Kemcofoam blenched or unbloucliod; heavy «nd nbsorbcnl;. 2.00 House Dresses Q9c Mid-ycnr'cxamlnatlona were held Minerva Yarns 74c ^ House dresses made of colored cinghami and Y at the public school last week, 'i'•': Tooth Paste • Spocinl puvclinse oE Jlincnui yarns, in ',1-lti hanks, nurses' and maids' uniforms of white pcrcnlc; nil •T The followtng'puplig were perfect to'sell nt this low price; 1?in knittinp; worsted nnd greatly reduced to close out quickly; T at school during January^ - , 50c Bath Towels 39c ea. fhnkcV; all (ropil .colors: black, white BVey, buff, Primary «jfp«rtmont—W«ll«r B«nn«tf, . All .white or fancy stripe; lio'nvy weight and nb- etc. Value OSc hank, Y John Breok«nrl14 inches. » 1.25 Children's Wear Jtanna Curtail, Anna K«lly, FwcUrlek Hera* ea % fill, Anns Maraiea. Raymond Laubm«lit«r. Handkerchiefs 17c « Gowns, rnjnmas, Slips nnd nioomeri of heavy Ralph IjiytHn. Charlea Uonird, Mlllard ea flannelette, slightly soiled but perfect otherwise. A &«onar" hunger. Bleached, with side border. . Orammir department—Edgar Layfcm, 5.00 Nemo Corsets 2.95 CM^rlta' Too;. John VanBrunt, John' Royal Society Package Goods Diltiya. Kathirlna Alklni, Jirtnli Btnmtt, Nrrno Coiscta, stylos (lint fjro now discontinued bi|t Adila Cookf. BliU I'Oonard, Anna and 1.50 T^ble Linen ]o00 may bo jlist what you hnvo been \islng~-ut hnlf pilcft".'* Mildred Brnkanrldgt; Annittt Ford, Florla Call curly while wo'hnvo your size.. , Warltio, A"«tllrjm Martlet, Marxirtt IIol- Stiver blench loom damask; all purj:o linen, will ' 1-3 off •on. Sarah McQutin, Evtlyn Wrekoir, soo;oon bloocbleach whltowhite) 60 incheInches wide. Discontinued Patterns Ctmllla MtUhiwa ' 2.00 Rayon Bloomers ] .59 COLT'S NECK NEWS. 35c White Nainsook 4.00 Bath Robes 2.9S niomcrs of rxtrn riunlity- rayon, ntdo pcttlcoiitn nnd Yard wide, nhecr nnd llgiit weight; cloao weave; Blnnket Flniincl linth rolic-n! t'hnlen of several good slim; 1:01110 nro all silk. To clonu out at !UM tiinp Edward Tllton, » Form«r Colt'i colorings. All at greatly reduced prices. half price. f Nefk Raildant; Dial at NtWark. for fine, undergarments. . Edward TUton, who conducted a butcher bueines* hefo a numbor of This Special tVbtitng feiturtd in Our Drug Remnants, Small Quantities and Odd Lots to close out regardless of coat. No credits or exchanges. yean ago, died last w«ek at his 1 and Cigar De)partm«nt> homo at Newark. ^Burial wai made Quantities not guaranteed to last. Look for signs marked CLOSE 0UT3. In Atlantic cemetery at thlt place M». John u. Bonnott and h«r 1 25c to 69c Veiling, all colors. 15c yd. 50c to 1.00 Belts 39c each 1.Q0 to 1.50 Linen Drwaer Scnrf* 79c u with Thftmai I yfoUoii, who li 29c to 2.00 Stamped Goods 15c to $1.00 29c. to COc Cretonne nnd Curtain AM Hand Emb. Pillow, S«ndwiche«, c«k«, pie, etc. 25c to 39c W»ih F. 25c to 89c Belti 18c each 19c ChAtiRo of menu dklly. -- •

it frjii EEP BANK BEGISTER,.FEBBUABY 3, 1926.

NEW klWANIS CLllB. Ira Antonlics's building on First BEACH NEWS. livrn ot UrwlBieH, '4ie Instructor, avenue. was unable to get here becauso of Ten Churtcr Member* )ii New Club .Melon A, Kerrigan, aged "* five MM. W. O. W.llin* CUm Lunchwn trouble-with ha automobile, at months, daughter of Ruth and »nd Card Parly. Charles Kelly, one of^ the beat A Kiwanis club has been formed James Kerrigan, dicdjast Saturday. Mrs. W. 0. Wallins BntotUlned lraown and most tiuccesiful farmers at Belmar with ten charter mem The funeral \va? held Monday morn- a card party and ltincliaon at her In thin locality, ,[•> very s|ck with bers. The members and their occu- ing: and the body was" taken by A. homo on -Tuesday. Among the nncumonlo which developed from a $1131 pations ere: Edwin R. Smock, Ecl- M. Poston & Sons to Palm/ra, where guests wore Mr«..Burlcw, Mrs. Ket- cold, ' ' ' mar councilman and general mana- the burial was made. tchel and Mrs. Otto Tarrlngton of John K^lly is getting', roady for Expert Movers of Household 12 ger of Stein:r & Son, Bradley Ira Antonldci, William Rowland, Hatawan. Mrs. Burlew won first early spring work on his farm.. Ho Beach; John Hilligr, owner of the James VanMater and Wallace. Cut- prize. bought a team of. horses last week • . Goods and Pianos. Hctel Llanymour, Belmar.; Georgo ler sailed- last Saturday for Florida, Mra, D. WMtaker ,ls home from 1 from -the' William C. Ely estate of H. Jenny, head of the accounting Mr. VanMater chipped hi automo- the hospital where ah* underwent an Holmdol. and your' department of the Jersey Ccntrnl operation recently, bile on the MUHJ boat. Mr. Anton- Marlhank pond was well, covered City Movings a Specialty Power and Light compan; ; Edwin ides mislaid his boat ticket in his] Mrs. Edward Cuilen and son every night last week with skaters Tarlso, Belmar automobile dealer; drug store and he had to leave for antes spent a few days last week old fixture who glided about by We light o( Edwin B; Bigelow, member of Bel- New York without the tlcl et. His at Jersey City with relatives. ' bonfires on the banks of the pond. Large, Well Padded Vans mar council, entered undo • the list- son Leslie found the ticket about ten Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Dennis and Old folks as well as youngsters for this ing of real estate broker; Arthur miutes aftcrjbe-vijnrty lad started Mrs. M, Arlzherger vreie recent vis- , Careful, Courteoui, Experienced Men * , Birdsall, whe joined undei the list- for NcVVofk in^Ir. VonMater's itors at Fords, joined in the sport, < Charles Falcone, who Is employed beautiful ing of title attorney; Mayor Claufl automobile. The /state troopers Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sappah at New York,,has been laid up with Sight Seeing Busses for all Occasions Birdsall of South Beimar, civil en- were notified and/thev halted tho nd daughter Jane of BriarclifF sickness at his home hero. r cineer; E. Donald Sterner, Sterner machine at Keypom. In the mean- Manor, N. '/., motored hore and Riddle Theodore Stllwell was o . the sick Anywhere, Any Time. lumber company, and Rev. Andrew time the ticket hnd boen given to a spent tho week-end-with Mr. and list part of last week, but lio lias re- Richards, pastor of the Presbyterian salesman and he delivered the ticket Mrs. Charles Sappah, Sr. Fitment covered Fireproof Storage: Packing and Express. church of Belmar. to Mr. Antonidas n't Kevport. Mrs. John Gable has been spend- »i> > ing a few days vfsitlnK relatives and John Kelly of Trenton epent last Office: Globe Court and Mechanic Street Admits Robbery. HIGHLANDS^NEWS.^ friends at Newark. week with Charles Kelly. ^.d^rtUed price •William Klornan of Lon:; Branch, Mrs. Jolin Mclrs of Connecticut, Slipper to be Held at St. Andrew's Jin. Thomas Murphy spent aged seventeen years, was arrested formeily cf this, place, has been \ery Tel. 894 RED BANK, N. J, Parish Zlouia Tomorrow Night. Wednesday at ^ayonne, V. J., visit- at Freehold last Saturday as he was ing' her niece. sick. She is improving. Arrangements have been complet- found loitering on ti.e streets. At Jamea MoKittrick, Jr., is confined ed for tho flvc:and-ten-i ant supper 4. •<* police headquarters Kiernan con- to his homo with a severe cold. Lamp*. fessed that Saturday morning he had to be held on.Thursday night of this week at St Andrew's par s'h house, Mrs. Gporge Martin spent Monday robbed Samuel Waldmari's store at at Irvlngton visiting her mother. A new committee to look after Long Branch of $12 .. . * .* •?• as at the public opening of the sale, February 9th. Assort- entire organizarion the high regard conclu8ively tojp^why today 8 ments include: in which he and his cars are held all Chrysler Six and ChryslerPour stride ' \t. • over America and all over the world BO far ahead of competition, I i GEORGETTES FLAT CREPES TRUHU SILKS CHRYSLER S8 MALLINSON'S NEW WEAVES CHENEY'S SPRING SILKS PONGEE NEW PRINTED SILKS SATIN CREPE TKeOTouring Car - $845 The Coach - - $935 RADIUM CREPE DE CHINE The Club Coupe r $895 ' Tho Sedan - -,- $995 ALL THE SMARTEST SILKS OF SPRING 1 F. O. B. Detroit—Subject to Currant 'FtcUral Exclu Tax ' <

CHRYSLER 70 L. BAMBERGER & CO. The Phaeton . - . •» $1395 , The Royal Coupe $1795 •ONS Of AMERICA'S 0R2AT STORES' TheCo?ch - . . . 1445 The Brougham . TheRoadrter - . ... 1625 The Imperial ..-. .1991995 The Sedan - - - - 1695. The CroWn-Impenal » 2095 , F. O. B. Ptttoii, vtblict to ctmwtt ftittaX «xcd« Id* •• We are pleated to extend the convenience ofHme'paythenti.' A»k about Chrysler't attractive plan. Chrytler dcalen aod. - , l-:"'.i iuperlor ChryileTawylc* ev*rywhw*».

7". ;»"•;- RED BANK BEGISTEB, FEBRUARY 8, 192G.

Over 1150 Stores Quality—Economy in the Oldest 103 Years This anniversary'ta a milestone In the life and Green and Orange Stores experience of a great organization qf more than OVER The paramount object ol the United States llsO stores.' Some of them have been recently Slores is" to serve their customers qualityfoqtls opened In your own neighborhood, as our modern policy provides serving, everyone every- moo at economy prices. Every operation in our or- where possible. Some groups' have been ope- FOOD ganization is towards this go^l, Sometimes rated 7 years, some (7 years, others 24 years, an entire carload of food will be refused to somd 37 years; another jjroup 52 years, and the STORES insure quality purchases because In Inspection oldest established over 103 years. This age, service and long establishment Is your guar- the food has not been up to the standard wi antee.' insist upon, ORE ERSARY Hecker's Ceresota BAG Pate-'" FANCY .MAINE CORN A JACK FROST NANKITEA COFFEE BEANS S Hancock Brand CAN Powdered or Conf. A Treat From the vnumaz Golden Bantam or Green FRESH FROM THE ROASTER IN AIR Orient A DRINK NOTED FOR TIGHT CONTAINER TO YOU. SUGAR ITS WONDERFUL PABST BLEND—ORANGE A ONE POUND PEKOE. INDIA, WONDER CHEESE CEYLON POUND/ SPAGHETTI 3 PACKAGE American >/2'-LB. Swiss and CARTON Atn. WHITMAN'S Six Pimento MAZOLA PKG. Marshmallow ' PABST SALAD OIL DROMEDARY »c WONDER dlEME CAN Americana YB AN OIL WHICH NEEDS NO COCOANUT Instantaneous Three Cakes in 5-ISJ. Boxes INTRODUCTION EXCELLENT FOR CAKES, PIES, ETC. CUT IN DESIRED QUANTITIES I'T. PKG. •&&+€** CANS CANS' Hawcocfc Brand OPAL mvcocx ; Asparagus CAN 25© Cloudy Does All tfiae Washlsag Tips or Spears ' Extra Fancy—Square Can Pure and WEi©les©me QT B1£ANP Asparagus Tips CAN 29© "• IS© - SMALL I }LARGE PACKAGE I PACKAGE . A c LEMON OIL PINTS POUND

REAL EACH String Beans CAN 23c New Can "BJSSD Cut Beets CANX5c Foi? KesseSIt THE SAVORY RELISH A PACKAGE' EXCELLENT WITH HOT HANCOCK Oil COLD MEATS. Salads—Coo&iitg ©asis BRAN§?D? Spinach FISH AND CHEESE BUY A BOTTLE TODAY SolieE NewPask HiUMCK'S BEST A 9 CAN mjppEE*r s PINTS ' QUARTS* Easy Jell,* Assorted SPKGS. Light & Daffk driver's Marmalade I-LB. Kippered Snacks '* TINS. 355c CLOVERDALE PACKED WHERE IT GROWS BEEE Marshall's Kip. Herring A TIN 37c .... <2ROUND"OR BEAN , REX A LB. CKEAMERY BRAND ONE fiso j50 o««- HANCOCK D«--L«» LARGE ««^_ r WALNUTS .1 33c A LB. BRAND reaches CAN 25C SUNBRITE RAISINS 2 LB. 29* CURTICE'S VAIXEBRANVD Cherries CAN 33C CLEANSER ^ BEEF 2 Sugar Cured Plate BRAND Pears Blue Label Fancy Roasting ci iren A Household Necessity and Navel "Kb* PINEAPPLE CAN n27C CATSUP 4© SMALL Chickens VALLEY I A n GE A Corned Beef ltltANI) Apricots c A N 27c BOTTLE CAN 2 A LUS. LB. 42' Blue Tip Matches a GOOD LUCK PIE FILLING«V Hunter Brand Boxes Loins of Astor Corona HOLLAND RUSK Dry Cured Vi PL Jersey Pork Bottle ABIEUICA:S FINEST TOAST ' Smoked Ham Olive Oil A A COLMAN'S MUSTARD LI). Lit. BRILLO STORES NfeAR No. 198—Main and Lafayette Streets R E D B A N , ; Btoro No. li)k!—37 Brond Street KEYPORT—Storo No.»;2()'| >!•'«! .''..' 1^4—Pwitily and Riv«r Ayonuop Stoio No. 193 85 Linden PI, Stole 104—154 Shrewsbury Avo, MATAWAN-Storc No* ^ No! 8 t.'' SlorO No, 78- RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 3 1926. *

,.»..' " LOCAL BUDGET. Drummond on the Tinton Falls road a pond on MM. Holmcs's place. A last week attende-' a party "which ', BUOQET FJR TUB BOROUGH OP RED BANK COUNTY OF MONMOUTH coming sqason to few years ago nearly every farm was given for Mra. Valontine Koyal- FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1826. Truck and Pleasura Car Collide Tb!a Budtat Shall Alse Conitilute tba Tax Ordinance. raise tomatoes for the Ncsor factory owner mado a practice of harvesting sky of Bradovelt. v ,, "> ,- AH OBDINANCB RBCATINO TO TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1026. Near Shadow Lawn. at this place. an ice crop, but Mrs. Holmes and Miss Alico Dobry, Miss Annie _J XT OftDAIHED hx the Mayor and Council ot the Borough ot Red Baak that An automobile truck owned by Bordlnk and Thoodoro and Nicholas, Kjha'H lw Maeited, raised by taxation and collected for the year 1026, the SUIT Charles Pia has a new automobile. Mr. Mahcr aro about tha only per- • Hundred. TOnetj.Two Thousand, Seren Hundred, Sixteen Dollara and Tv< Kden Ewlag, Jr., of Brafley Beach Joseph Gnrfolo yf lied Bank will sons here who still do this. ', Oshusky attended a linen Bhower (.SIS2»716.Q¥). fox th« purpose of meeting the appropriations for the fiscal son of Eden S. Ewing of Red Bank, open a ti.ilor business in Anthony William Hylin has been on the frhich was given lust week .for Miss and driven by Frank O'Mslley, nnd THE NEW ONE CQAT PAINT ol aurplua revenue ...... ao,eo3.s Rottl's building, which until recently sick list with a heavy cold. Grace Barry of Montrftse. RESOURCES. a pleasure car owned by Henry Ter- was occupied by tho Atlantic and Mrs. John Henry Hylin ir kept in- Some of the farmers have started SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH ._,*AT8D BBVENUEs 1026 hunc of Matawan and driven by Pacific grocery ctorc Mr. Garfolo doors with aiukness. to haul fertilizer and to do othor U9 revenue appropriated -...J 10,000.00 John DuBois, collided at tho corner \ Cover, Batter and Sprtadt Further illoneoua Revenues! formerly conducted a similar busi- Last week tho 'William C. Ely os- work In anticipation of early spring Jraneblso _._ 10,750.00 of Cedar and Norwood avenues, ness at this place. tate sold a team of horses to John planting. MONOLITH COMPANY OF AMERICA Broaa rccilpta . 3,000 00 neai Shadow Lawn, Lone Branch, '•Olerk'a tlfflcc—Licensee 1,100.00 Sylvanus Emmins has recovered Kelly of E-ei-ett and singlo horses Heavy inroads aro bolng mado In LOQAL FACTOBYBBANCB! At SHREWSBURY; SOOOO Friday morning:. Kwing's machine from a long sickness an I he has to Sidney W. Bennett of Colt's tho timber lands of this section, ow- Sever connectiona .... 300.00 was going cast on Cedar .avenue and Telephone Earl C. Gaakill, 1736 or P. 6. Box 120 .'* Sever refund ~~ ... • 400 00 gone buck to woik at tho Long Nock, Raymond Henderson of Mnta- ing to the high prlco and scarcity of . i* Public nurse — _..— GOO 00 the other enr was coining north on Blanch fur facjoty. van nnd Willion- Smith" of Freehold. coal. Many limber patches have Mtramoulh County Surrajati'a "Office. V Dog licenses .....«--...... r.oo oo Norwood a\cnv...> As they struck, Gifts of an American (lag anil o Joseph H. Holmes was confined to been cat off and cleared for fire- In tha nutter or tha aitaU o( Cturlai B. in?SC-" "* <•«««••<• «» «*Mbll to the Llbiary 200 00 both machines went over the curb wood. ' ' Biielclln, dceeaied. s »un;cHb«n, exocutorj aa aforaiald, thtlr *t*ax aearehes • ,....._.,...... 150 00 Christian flag were mado last week the house with a heavy cold last Notloa to creditors to preaant elalma 2«"» «<>*11 demandwlth , aSaln>t the laid MUtv. Poll tax and damaged a Vdlualb hedge in mllnit eitate. * ilaS t "'i ' . "! "Ixmontha {com the soo.oo to thp Advent clurch by Mr. and week. Ho is better now- A number of farms in this local- o «(orc»ald ordar, or they will be' , - Interest and coat ...... front of thii Guggenheim estate to rorauant to tin order'of Joi,»oh I. Don. 1 th . 'Interest on bink account S.GOO.OO Mis. Henry Allen. ity wero not tilled the pact season ahay, mrrojats of the County o( MOD- '"^ "' «'f "« lltrt 1 Interest on ajaessmenta .._.-. _ 1,000.00 the extent tlilrj day at -Water djpartnwnt 3,500 00 insured against such damage. Both VANDERBURG NEWS. December, 1028, on tht npDllontlon o( John «* »?». mount to Iio railed by fixation ... 2.000.00 crcd from a lieavy cold. of theso farms will be idle tho com- BuoMIn *nil Charlet s. Bucklln, Jr.. c«cu. .. 1D2.T1C.DJ the cars were badly damaged but the John New to Move Back to Hil'For- ing season. ' tora of tha eatate ol Charlei S. Buoklln. J231.11C.02 S211.062.C1 drivers escaped injury and no fir- dtouied, notice la honor given to the OHABMSS 8. APPROPRIATIONS. rests were made. '" HOLMDEL NEWS. mer Homo Here Next Week. Fhalanx, K. jr. udtBAL GOVERNMENT 1920 1925 John New of Marlboro will move » Administrative aad executive . $ 5,000 00 f 4,800 00 An6ther Seriea of Special Sermon 2,000.00 1,800 00 next week to Cornelius Bell's farm, YP - leial - <• I? , at tbe Baptiat Church. "' ' Bofoueh Hall 4,000.00 4,000.00 'EATONTOWN NEWS. which ho formerly occupied. Mr. 050.00 900.00 Rev. John Sherman reports'that . None - 600.00 Seven Pupilj Enter the High. School Bell, who lives at Matnwan, in re- rj»'* Printing and advertum* . 1,700.00 1,000.00 in attendance, and interest the result decorating tho interior of the house 4,300.00 . 3.800.00 i »t Red Bank. Aaaeaament and collection of taxes . None of the special Sunday evening scries and making other improvements to Interest on current loana ..~.—.....;«««-... e.ooo.oo Edward Emmons, Ena \Valders, of sermons at tho Baptist church the BEETS. HIGHWAYS, ShWERS, ETC.: it, : 18,000.00 Mildred Nolan, Robert Bennett, Wil- past month has been very- gratify- Streets 13,000.00 Mrs. Fred Day is improving from I REMOVAL SALE iam Tansoy, Verico Braun and Carl ing. Acceding to requests, Mr. ' 7,600.00 sickness. 14,800.00 \Vpif have finished their studies in Sherman will preach' ano.ther series (00.00 the eighth grade and they are now of sermons duringthe four Sunday Miss Marianna Riordan has been 4,(00.00 attending the Red Bank high: school. evenings of February. The subjects visiting relatives and friends at Jer- SC.tEO.00 The first sigh of spring' is' here. in the orier in which they wilt be sey City. • 10,000.00 B. D. Wolcott's Sons have opened given are "Should We(. Always Fol- Charlce T. E, Matthews has I Discount 25% 2,600.00 their seed store for the season and low Our Consciences?" "TJie Catho- moved'to Long Branch. 3,150.00 ;hey have already sold considerable- lic, the Jow, tho Ku Klux Klan, the Andrew. Dennis ia improving the -After April 1st we will be located at 16-18 White Street,, ' -6,000.00 'adish, lettuce and cabbage seeds to Negro and -the Protestant," "Tho outbuildings on the Michael Allen 1 nearly opposite the Post Office. ^iPaymant of bonds 22,500.00 10,000 'oiks who will plant the seeds under Second Fiddlo ' and "Whjn a Young farm, which he recently bought. He »r ij. Lens einklne fund 2,000. S.000,00 i&:il7*:l**yment ct notes 10,000.00 glass. There is a great deal of this Man Met God in the Barki", Each has cut down n number, of dead ^'v^lnterwt on bond* 9,950.00 kind of gardening done here: sorvico will begln'at soven'o'clpck. ' trees on the pkee and he has made Our quarters will be somewhat smaller and we must reduce "$0$interest,•. deficiency note. .,..• 9,615.00 other changes. ' ^i--jlntere»ti deficiency note .™ 8,885.94 Rapid progress is being made on Many rosidenls' of this place atr our present stock before moving, therefore for the next two weeks i^jnwi'e»t on temppnry loins . 15.000.00 :he' new polo clubhouse on Max tended the funeral of CharleB M. The/funeral of Charles M. Wy- ,*jEm«r*eney note (carbsgc) - None 'ctoff at Marlboro on Monday was we will give a discount of 25% on all jftmporary notes (trolley) None ' Phillips's farm. It is expected that Wyckoff of Marlboro dy the'building will be completed by. Last'wcek a splinter ran. about ah largely attendod by residents of this KvOoirtlmw 1,000.00 May. A number of Eatontowri car- place. - Election 2,000.00 inch .into the finger of Helen Tilton, 6,100.00 penters and othdr mechanicsare em- daughter of Henry'C. Tilton. The Mrs. Charles Benjamin has re- day M - 125,00 ployed on the job.' • splinter was extracted at the'office turned, from •avi?itnt New York. W&j'i Shade Trees CommfsBloC n —...-..- None' . • . Mrs. Bessie Lostor. has moved to Floor, Table, Boudoir Lamps v'%;'<.^ Expenditure without ipproprUtion , None Postal cards and letters have been of a Red Bank doctor.' \ * g^v^fDeftcit unexpended balance account . 1,736.67 received from Clrester Riddle and • Mrs. John H, Stilwagon,- who has Freehold, whera sho^is making her j^'^'V?i Uncollectible taxes' „.„....„. — 2,500.00 Willard McKaig, \vho are iri Geor- been very sick with pneumonia, con- homo with.her father. «31,U6.--'.ihi«.brdinane* shall take effect as provided by law. SCOBEYVILLE NEWS. Sffei'ilApproTed'January lath, 1926. ; .• Kaig, who disappeared while in The' Holmdel card club met last L |S/;?^iAdoptcd February 1st, 1026. .. • • . : . Georgia last> fall. night at Mrs, Daniel S. Ely's. Long; Branch ^lan Move* to tha Dr, Wonderful fine selection just now. Buy early and have the WM. H. R. WHITE, Major. ; Fredericka.Glittenberg is back, at Mrst \yilliam S, Bray,, who has Cooke Farm at Thia Place. best pick. - - , WHM&IS.'- , • . • ••'•'. '-..•'. school after, having been laid up been.very sick with pneumonia, ha« 1 Joseph Dumbrosky has movod fc;A*E. SnWN, Clerk.' ' ' ith measles. Her brother, Eugene improved sufficiently to situp. Tha from Long Branch to the Dr. Cooke •littenberg,'' is now sick with nurse who has. been attending her farm oh the Tinton Falls rood. £';'. Monmouth County Surroiata'a Offica. hereby siven to the eredllors ot salil do- measles, . • fi'In tie matter c! the estate of William T. ceased to exhibit to the subscriber, admin- has returned hbme, • ' ' ^Nicholas Oshusky has bought a h !&!po.a'overt' deceased, . istratrix as aforesaid, their debts and de- Mrs. E. F. Lawyer'has rented her Mrs."- Charles Gmlleaudeau of. chassis for nil autqmobilo truck for SHoUco . to ' creditora to pteitnt claims mands against the Baid estate, under oath, house on Broad street to Charles Long Branch, formerly of this.place,' ga'iwfaimt estate.. •• • i • . within six months from'the date of'the use.on his farm. Ho is handy with '.-y.'Turtuant to the onler of Joseph L. Don- aforesaid order, or they will bo forever Hetzler, who is now occupying it. died last Thursday. The funeral carpenter tools and lie-will build a C H. ENNIS ^1)47. aurrosatfl- of tha County of Mon^ barred of their actions therefor against the Mr. Hetzler recently, returned from 0as hold Sunday. body for the truck. S; mouth, made en the fourteenth day of said subscriber. . - 64 BROAD STREET £ Jfaouary^928; on the application of Eliza- Dated freehold. N. J., January 14i 1926. stay of several months in the The icehouses ou the farms of Mrs. David .Tumidasky has rccov-> RED BANK, N. J. ^bfltli Havilandt ndrainiatratrlx .of the estate ELIZABETH HAV1LAND, ' .Vest. . .. : • . Mrs. Flora Holmes and "eter Maher ^^.WUliara T.' Conover, deceased, notice, is S4 East Front street, Red Bank, N. J. ered-from grip. The entiro, farm of Mrr. RobertIverI weree filledfilled with ice last w.oewnskt frnfrom Mr. and, Mrs.' Edward Maxstudics i

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and fishing trip In Virginia And PattefBori opened a store in the El- YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. North Carolina. He brought home a liott building at Seahright for the deer and a lot of small game. sale snd repair of bicycles. •• I Quality—Rich i» flavor, altcdys uniform, •maun- The San Remo Howard Scoflelu of Oceanport cut Makes Walking A14. YEAR . Ocoan and Wait End Arenao, W«it End. H/OPENINGS OF OLD IN AND Thirty Year* Ago.' a very bad gash on the Instep of his factured in a sanitary hottling plant, sclqntifi- - AROUND OUR HOME TOWN. The American Mechanics of Fair . Dancing. Dinner, $2.50. A la carte. Afternoon Teas and Suppers. left foot while chopping wood. a Pleasure Incident! Culled from The Register Haven gave an entertainment at Large size cans of peas, corn and cally, with pure cane sugar syrup, guurantwb* \ Sbo-o Dinners, Tel. Long Branch 1743 G. FOLCL which the principal performers were tomatoes were sold by E. E. Morris of the Pint Week in February PUKE FOOD extuicti and flavors. Clmrged iiho Twenty Yeare Asia, Thirty Year* Miss C. D. Chandler, Misa Nivisoh, at five-cans for 25 cents. Ago and rjorty Year* Ago. Thomas Mlnton, Frank Covert, Mrs. Mrs. Alice Ludtjw was advertis- ^ohn Hendrickson, Miss Sarah Mln- ing cxtTa quality unlaundered white a PERFECTLY STERILIZED BOTTLE and / Forty Year* Ago. ton, Edgar and Tcrcy Smith, Mrs. shirts at 39centa. .' served to you as a FOOD PRODUCT, as well as '' Many fossils of extinct .animals George P. Smith and Miss Susie Mrs. Peter* Campbell of Shrews- and portions of cxtlnot animals were Hendvicksoir. • Past councilor's jew- bury fell while going down stairs' (t THIRST QUENCHER, is what you get when found nt the bottom of a marlpit on els wero, presented to H.. Edgar and broke her hip! tho Edwin Beekman farm at Middle- Smith and Christopher D. Chandler. A' yacht club was organized at you buy •;'--••- : town.. ' Ono of 'hese foasiU was the , Horo'lB the price list of goods of- Brarichport v.ith William A. Seaman Jawbone of an • Ichthyosaurus; three fered by Frank PJ, Supp at his store as commodore, . What would you give to Saving More Than Money feet long, with teeth four.Inches in on Monmouth stitbfTilear theL rail- DEGENRING'S CARBONATED BEVERAGES ' When the winds of Winter are blowing, and snowi length. This was tent to the Prince- road station:' • Twenty Yeari Ago. be able to walk and Take are swiftly drifting, and the Vains-descending in torrents, ton cpllege museum will the profes- Best large hams,' 10c per pound. Goprge E, Whiting, son of Henry Pleasure in it? spare yourself, all the discomfort and exposure you can. sor in a letter to Mr. Beekman said Best small hams, 12c per pound, Whiting of Bridge* avenue, celebrat- Those who have acquired the habit of purchasing their that the ichthyosaurus was probably Small California hams,- 9o per, ed his 21st birthday with a party. The price of a pair of Manufactured by needs of Canned Foods in dozen quantities, thank them- forty feet ^ong when it was alivo. pound. Among tho Reel Bank guests were ]" selves again and again when the Winter1 is at its worst. Mr. Beekman was a great deal^of a Best shoulders, 7%c per pound. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Donahue, .Mr. Cantilever Shoes? < They have laid in a dozen of Corn, a dozen of Peas, a joker and once on a time a.student Family pork, 6c per pound., • and Mrs. William Headley, Mr. aryl H. G. DEGENRING dozen/of Toinatoes. or delicious ripe Peaches in a rich camo to his place.who was very Fresh Jersey eggs, 20c per dozen. Mfs. Aug'ustuB Layton, Viola, Carrie If your feet can be much interested in; Indian relics. He Pure lard, 8c per pound,- and Mary Headley, James Pred- , syrupy juice. Avail yourself of the.- gtfts of nature, found a few arrowhsads on the George Wilkins, Jr., and Frank moro, John Cono*ver, Irving Vine, strengthened by exercise, Telephone 1Q51 RED BANK, N. J. bringing to you some of last summer'o warmth and sun-' place and Mr. Beekniah put-up a job Weeks, both of Colt's Neck^had a Leon Pennington and Grovcr C. the light, and filling.your needs conveniently and inexpen- oh him. In one Bpot on the .iarm trotting race and a vpurse, of $20 Brower. , sively. You will do beat cither in single or dozen qunn- tradition said-an Indian cemp had was won by Wilkins. George Wil- An auction sale of twenty share3 r titles been located and Mr. Beekman sot kins, Sr., was stakeholder, John Sta- of the stock of tho Second national Borne old sheep bones; and a few pleton of Colt's Neck and Perrlne bank of Red Bank was held nt the I' , In the Stores Where Quality, Counts and broken arrowheads and a piece of Clayton of Jerseyville were judges Globe hotel to settle the estate of Your Money Goes Furthest ! ', a stone hatchet and he bought two and Wellington Wilkins and. John Edward T. Burdge of Leohardville. red clay pipes and scratched' some Johnson were starters. Ten shares were bought by ^Frank Anderson Brothers Red Ripe Luscious Beauties ! kind of figures on them and buried Harry Robinson, who kept a meat McMahon and the other ten' were them near this camp ground.' Two market known as the Enterprise bought by Edmund Wilson at prices will help you. c mod en i or three months later he wrote to market at Red Bank, took in as his ranging .'rom $354 to $3GJ per ; STORAGE WAREHOUSE tho Princeton student that he had partner George W. Crawford of share. ., The corseting, snug fit- *%m Tomatoes 2 19c discovered an ancient Indian, camp Vanderburg and the firm name -was Tho sale of unpaid notes, judg- ting "shank supports the Buy • dozen now for $1.10 on his farm and invited tho student changed to Robinson & Crawford. ments and other sc'urtics of the to come over. The fellow wrote They advtrtised nice fresh killed Navosink National bank were held. arch while it is gaining Local and Long Distance Moving n> back and named' a; Saturday ten young Jersey chickens at fourteen The total claims whicli were sold strength. Tender Peas 3 " 65c days off aS the time ho Would! come. cents per pound., amounted to nearly $100,000 and Before'the day arrived th'i student Those nro thp tiny Early June variety. Dor. $2.63. The Daughters of Poeahontas of the total amount bid for'the entire Our vans are padded and dust-proot. had been takeni sick and died and' Oceanic held a leap year favor dance lot of securities was $545. Many See the good looking Mr. Beekman niourned greatly be- and cleared ?40, The committee in •Tiotes.and judgments ranging from models in trim, serviceable ^ Packing, crating and shipping to all SS Tender Peas 3 "" 50c cause he-had done all the work for charge of. the dance •were.Mrs. Wal- $25 to $900, sold for $1 to $5 each. nothing. • ' ' ' or smart strap Combining Choice Flavor' and Body. Dozen $1.96. ter S. Whitmore, Mrs^levi- Van-. • Robert D. Chandler's boat'works oxfords points. ••',. Nathan B. Cook of Chicago, who Ness, Mrs. Henry Emery,. Miss at Fair Haven were having a very owned a big place on the Shrews- Jessie E. Allen and Miss Marie Kid- bilsy season. Six boats were built pumps. Have You Made Succotash Recently ? bury river at Red Bank, had a letter dle. for the Potter motor company to in The Register about early iceboat- show their various types of engine Reg.' ZOc 4SC0 A masq-.erade dance wa3 held in Raymond Bowne Corn jrig dntown, died ol honrt flurplua Kovtnue appropriated Bcrlously hurt by n bnlo of straw tho Standard oil company. diseaso nt tho homo of her daughter, - Mlaoollancoua ltovenueat fulling on his foot. able. It is 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock priced at $96 per share IJ.'lncl i and pulmltlea .... About a scoro of young folks met Mrs. P, O, WelRnnd of Hazlct. Intoreat nnd coat ..... -, Nclsjn Armstrong, a fnrmer llv- nt Frod Brower's on White street Miss Snrnh Armstrong, daughter plus accrued dividend to yield 7.29%. • • Kranohlao tax -... Ipfr nenr Freehold, cut his head very nnd wont to tho homo of Bollo Kosr- of II, K. Armstrong of Holmdel, Oroaa rccolpta tax ... bfully with an axo whllo ho wns at Voll tax erit, daughter of Frr.nk Rofcei'n of wont to Indlannpolin tt> talto n Amount to be ralaeil by taxation ... work In his cellar.. Washington street, and, tendered course of lessons in music. • You can easily receive a descriptive circular by writing, tele- Mrs. Lydln Dennis of Entnntown Total «...'....!,...'. _,...(a>.OIO.OI her n surprise party. Ciinvlcs B, Ilcmtillng of Mlddlo- phoning or calling at our office. ' APPBOPIHATJONS. , '...-,'. ' - died of old ago. She WAS 87 years A blg'iociablo wni hold at 'Wil- town had n suiprlno visit from a OENBRAT. flOVERNMKNTi i- ' I»J« old nnd loft ono son, Hubbard Den- liam Tabor Parker's at I.lttlo Silver largo compnny of friend in celebra- Administrative and exuuttva : : »» 1,716.00 nis of Tinton Falls. . Aaaeaamtnt ami tolleetlon o( tai ....«.«.«^,M 000 00 Point which was attended by most tion of hia 22d blrthdny, . DepartmontoDepartment'of financfne . . 100.00 Harpozo Cyclops, wlio wns a local of the notables and society people of Jonoph Kctclinm, who wn» nm- • Interact on ourrent loatia 100.00 post who lived noar Eatpntown; prc- n * Ttonda < ,«....»,.H...... M ... U.000.00 all thli part of Monmouth county. ploymlln Middlctown to\vnnhl|), wns Pll .» 4 S 0,00 lioroil a volume of hl» poems for Mrs, M. E. Vcnnblo, who lind kgpt run oyor by n train nnd both legs :.; 1.I7O.00' publication. f_ 400.00 a tnllllnory storo . In tho Hntldon woro cut off. ... «,100.00 T)io Now York ana Xong Branch building; on tho Woit »ldo of Broad Kdmilnd Wilnongnvo a Suridny Vtiat .., V^..'.,,H...H. 429.00 rollrond \Juul nlno i trains par day Election eavonaai i....-.- _ ...I ' 1J1.00 street, retired from business on ac- nfternnon lectura on "ndokor T. llevlllon of Ux map ... 100.00 eneh way botwoon Red Bank nnd countof poor hoolth. Wnnlii;i(tton, His Rncu nnd Ills Prob- Uontlmront : 100.00 Now York. .. . ,- Dr, John H, VnnMnter of Atlnntlc lem." • • • poflelt luxtl, tnleeallaneoua ravanuea antlolpatail 110.11 Tho temperance reform olub of 1'ayinnitt outataniilnai Umpdrary Improvomont notae, Beven Hlghlondi wan laid up in n Now pdwln R. Conovnr and John J. / *4 llrldKo road Anil Rllv.ralde ivanu*; and atoruail Intat. Long Branch «UrtoJ o campaign nnd York hoipttn! for novcral wcoka, Boom cf Holmilel joined tho Amorl- • eat, IS,IBS,on, laaa eapfUl at«oun» b»l«nn.i, 171.OB 7., Jersey Central Power & Light Co , .,H..«t BOO peraohs«f that pl«co ilgnsd tho Durnl lutetoat, pavlnn of itrtatp -....._.., 1 where he wan trcntodfor blood pois- can Mwhnnlcn lodijo of that flnun. ,. _.,.„ J.OSQ.OO plmlgo. ooningi . . i T|in n^w CDIHIIK of Chr|»t church Subsidiary of Luther Wnlllnir won » gold budga KOTKr—Antlalhatoi) r.»anua from tan en do«a, 110.001 to bo uoo4 for pa»mon4 • Joioph Hnnklno, ion of Honjnmlli at fllifowdhury wn« ilocora^d' ^y if «lalma for damatra by dot a I* ahaop, demiatla unlinata or poultry, punuanl to the nt n ihootlnjf njn'.rh of the Mutual Hanklni, who farmed tho Jonathan Frnnk Knllum of Rnd Hank, • •rovlelanaj of Oha», Hi. f. U 1111, gun club of I'oit Monmouth. NATIONAL PUBLIC .SERVICE CORPORATION. .j&jM T i • onllnatm ahull taVe enad «ei pnovlJid by" l»w, Headdfen placo nt Hcaddon'n Corner, Mm.' Victor Mirier of OconWo win "'•'- --'' Ua b«aa.I A Ddrfot'orrnuikftlti wen glvon Wii utrlckan with t)araty>l>, nlrlckcli with painlyhln wlilla iliop. end . and flnal ti|i Tu«i B. Burkhardt, o daughter of. Paul spells anj bladder irregularities? Burkhardt of Aebury Park, to Mil- Died at Hospital. All arc cigns o! kidney sickness! .4^^++++++++++++++++++++++++++++^+ ton M. Stein of Long Branch: hag William Browr of Belmar died Uso • Ddan's Pills—a. stimulant been announced. - :.'••.; suddenly last Friday a few minutes diuretic to fhp kidneysv , •> A. Judson Harris: • of AHeritown after he had been admitted to tlje Here's Bed>Bank testimony: Jdong Branch hospital for treatment. William Cross, 04 Newman for Economical Transportation was overcome by gas which escaped' Mr. Bcow-'r was 34 ycAT3 old and Springs Ave,,~snvs: "A nnld Fettled 'from:the engine used to operate his was a son of Conover Broror. In my kidneys nnd caused my back lighting plant and he was., laid up to ache. My kidneys were, sluggish • ' ^' * • several days. Insreaiing Water Supply. and failed to t.ct eft en enough. I B. A. Whitehead has soldhis meat The Asbury Park commissioners was run' down and nil out o£ sorts market shop and husiness at Farm- when I- began jsing Dodn's, Pills ore planning to have two new.wolls from Chambers' I)"ug store. They dalc~ta"Lpuis Heckmnn .of Bo- driven to increase.tRe city's water soon had mo feeling line." gota. Mr. Whitehead will move ,to supply. TjVith these new wells the Price 60c, at -il1 ibslois. Don't Newark. \. water department will have a capac- simply ask for a kidney'remedy— The Freehold fire department has ity of 5,000,000 gallons a aay. got boan'n Pills—the mme that ordered 67 new uniforms. The suits Mr. Cross had, Fostor-Milburn Co,, consist Of double breasted coats, Megill—Wenger. , Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. trousers of blue cloth and caps and Announcement has been made of badges. the marriage of Hiss Gladys 'Megill, It pays to advertise in The Register, If pays to advertise, in the Register. The Benjamin Franklin hotel: nt Asbury Park will undergo altera- tions anil will be enlarged. . Miss Carrie B. Stroud is the owner of the hotel. Miss Marie Ziegler . and MIES' Elizabeth Barrett won prizes at a bridge party given last week by Miss Thelma Shock at Matawan. ' The new postoffije building at Elbero'n is now being occupied, the office being moved Saturday and Sunday to its new location. A.- W. Fulton of Interlaken has bought a plot 160x100 feet at that place and will built1 a house on it for his own occupancy, • Thomas Cummings, a Freehold C. E. Gambill, President druggist, has bought a house on of National Automobile Stokes street from Anthony Deed- Dealers' Association, in- meyer. spects greatest collection Alfred Sayles has been promoted of testimonial letters ever to the position of superintendent^ tho Clark Fibre company of.Farm- received in. onetyear by ingdale. any automobile company. Jacob Goldstein of Freehold will TWi ttustnitfon Is drawn from an enter Columbia college, New York, actual photograph. on Friday to1 take up the-study of law. • < ' • ; William Keim has been, appointed Don't fail to come imand buy your needs now as this furniture will not last at these prices. To a policemr.n' at Asbury Parl; in place our friends and customers who have asked ua when we would have our Lining Room Week Feb- of James' Bridges, who resigned^ Willia.ni F. Carney of Freehold ruary Sale, we urge to come in early and avoid being-disappointed. ' has bought the house in which he lives from L. Wigode. Floyd T.-Taylor of Matawan Is back from a three weeks' trip to the Upholstered Suite Sale. : West, • . • . ' .. All these suites havo backs and sides covcVed, with" the sarno material C. C. Hulsartof Matawan is.mak- aa, tho fronts. All taijor rnade. ' : ing a stay nt St. Petersburg,,Florida. A daughter has been born to Mrs. Frank Mason of Matawan. 3-PIECE SUITES Iti BAKER'S A Theater Party. STEEL CUT VELOUR ... .i...... i...... Mrs. E. H. Dominick, Mrs. Garret McKeeri,. Mrs. Joseph Baier, Mrs. 3-PIE"CE SUITES IN HEAVY Hugh D. Combs, Miss Helen Cartan, •, JACQUARD VEtOUR Miss LilUan White nnd Misses Ger- nldine and Bernice W. Brown, mem- Three-Piece Overstuffed Tapestry .00 3.PIECE SUITES IN FINE bers of the Monday evening: bridge 225 club of Matwan, attended perform- Suite, Extra Value .....;...... FIGURED MOHAIR..'...... ances of the shows "The Song of the Flame" and "A Lady's Virtue" last Saturday at New York. * To Study Nuriingr, Miss Margaret Hallmyer of Como will enter the nurses's training: • Chevrolet had its greatest year. school at. St. Francis's hospital at During that time more than Trenton orf Friday cf this week. A 50,000 testimonials were sent farewell party was given for her last kms wpek by the Catholic Daughters of to the Chevrolet Motor Company by owners. This America and a purse of $20 in gold tremendous avalanche of evidence indicates the public was presented to her. appreciation of the car and its performance. > Buy* Lumber Buiineu. Harry W. Smock of Asbury Park is now the sole owner of tho Bu- WING CANE ROCKERS DAVENPORT TABLES chanon & Smock lumber company of that place, having purchased the in- .00 £ Chevrolet offers the Improved terests of W. Harvey Jones. Mr. 12 Smock started us an emplpyco of A chair or rocker In tho newest HURC- * Throe Different Strlel 3 Chevrolet at New Low Prices tho company in 1888. not finish. Mndo of solid birch at ths sumo price. Stock of theso aro limited. With five ply (conulno mnhognriy top* —thus giving the public in greater degree than State Trooper Hurl. to choose from. If you need • table— Herman Gloor, a state trooper ,{ WALNUT CEDAR CHEST don't rnles tht'so. •',". •, ever before— stationed nt Freehold, was injured last week when ho struck n parked 40 inch . J5-00 40 inch car while trailing a bus which ho claims ^yaa violating tho speed law. This it- 'without % .^ £**\ -«P*H jC"^ "k. T dr% clonco April nth nt tho Monmouth Ilcach borough hall, • Tlu commlttoo romprltei Ml»n Mnurotta llowrnan, Ml» PriMllin 1'iiauo «i)il Mr*. Her- mnn Kmmonri, PJI«« • J.GOLDIN WATCHES, CLOCKS MiEp Gertrude Scheider, daughter C0UNSEL,l.UK3 A'i LAW, Amoj Sf.Millcr ]>as sold his house s : Gcorgo E. Scheider of Belrnar, IIEU UANR. N, °PP- °'U™* b • Allcntpwn to William Spence, Omcesi 10 Knit riant .stint. 1\ 92 Shrewsbury Ave. ' . Red Bank . and JEWELRY married Saturday week to ALSTON^ UEERMANT" ubrey C. Stevenson of Now Br'uns- vho will take possession in the UUUhSKI.I.(lll AT LAW. Accuracy, skill and ex- kfe, Canada. The couplo will ipring-. Mr. Miller will move to the Olllc«« ID llrnaj '•t nri> HANK Outfitter for Men and Boys perience enable us to ;ke their homo in Canada. T'. B. Naylor form, Boys and Girls JAMES A,, HENDRICKSON . COUNSEU.OU At IJVW, '' do the most delicate re- all Cedars Initiate. You who are in school will OlltellllJ lien Front llteel. Hx\ U«o pairing. We guarantee 'roopera MaUo a Raid. The Asbury Park lodge of • Tall Tel Bd llk BUrt ''»' * Trooppra Tigho end Gloor of tho Icdar's conducted an initiation at need a little extra money. WlLLIA"M Marlborough^nd Campus Tpg S»it» ' satisfaction. Our prices fre6hold station of stato police raid- tie Spring Lqke community house Tell your parents that you ••HSW-?S«: ' . Mallory and Super-Felt Hat» will please you. d a place conducted by James Za- ast Thursday night when 45 candi- cmba at Leonardo last week,and lat'es were initiated. want a' Bank Account, Silverware Repaired ized a quantity of liquor. Znrem- GEORGE D. COOPEKi # ; ;<, George F. Johnson and Endicott Johnson Shoes and Replated Like New. V Valentine Party. show a desire for it and OIVIL ENfllNEfcJK,•••:••. was held in $1,000 bail. puccviior to Hcorco C'juti(-'l, • O. IB. The home economics department ' they .will encourage you. P«ter»on BUIMIOK. KED HANK ' '• It Will Pay You to Deal at My No* Store, BSCIUM 1 Can S»T« 'ruit from tha South. f-the Matawan Woman's club will ; I " You Money on All Your .Wearing 'Apparel. REUSSILLE'S ' Saving would be a valu- GEOKGE K. ALLtN, Jr.. C. K., stBd"'• Wyckoff Hepdrickson of Allen- iold n Valentine party or. Wednes- GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, C. E; ,Wr. 36 Broad St, Red Bank awn, who is spending tho winter in lay, February 17th, at the home of able study for you._ We CIVIL ENCINHEII3 AND BOIIVIVOrta, ' 'lorida, recently sent to several of rlrs, L. Lemairo., want you boys and girls to -80. Bfim.lSlnet ftrirbink N ,1. t/»|V lia friends at homo boxes of WALTER" C. VAN~KEUREN" T-a iranges, grapefruit' nnd lemons eath of Young Man. come in and see us—and CIVIL ENniNEER ANO SUItVCYOtl. Harr'x B. Polhemus, son of Elmer Brosi! Street National Bank llulldlng, t rom his estate in Florida. open art account. • •'• . . ReJ Dank. N. /, E. Polhcmus, died at his home near GEORGE McC. TAYLOR. U ormal School Graduate!. Ailentown Monday of last week af- CONSilLTJNf: KNflfNEEIl Misses Marion, Farry and Ellin ;er a. long sickness. • Ho was 29 4%' Interest Paid, on CIVILUNDINEEH md aUllVEYOU, ireen of FarminEdale graduated re1 .... Hjctnr Pltco.•._• _, (Uil M , jrother, William S. Brown, are hav- Offlea Qoiirt 8:30 to 6:00 a'eloek. ing their, house on East Main street, Telephonf H02.W. iharge* Dismissed. •''•/, freehold, converted into a two fam- WILLIAM A. HOPPINGT" BROAD STREETNMOML BANK! Real BststB Broker, The charges against EdmuritLCa* ""' ipU£O. I'ruox UnlldlriB. i 411 BROAD art and Eufus 0. Wallinj of;KflJ« Club Officer.. •v...... Red BanR.N.J. Rr?D HANK. N .1 lorb fof; prescribing medicines,;!" BENJAMIN J. DOWNER, !rufj store were, dismissed lasM o Mozart glee club oi Asbury * LAIVYEH. k has elected Mrs.'William Reid NEW VORK AND NEW JERSEY vhen the witnesses against; president, Miss "lsie kirlipatrick MASTER IN CHANCCRV. lailed to appear. Secretary and. Miss Er.ma Rogera 34 Broad Stre»l. , Red B«nl(. N. J, DR. ALLAN B. RANDALL, "~" Wont Pastor Returned. • ireasurer. 1 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN "the congregation of tiig Houra by Appointment:- Tuesday and Auto Dealer Buys House. Thundoy Evenlne Hethbdist; church has 31 BBUHMOND PLACE, IlED BANE equestotl the return Edward Taylor, who lias an auto- mobile business at Kcyport, has • . . Tolephone Rot] Bnnk 1402. lert II. Noal. for anl ALBERT B. DIRHAN, bought B house at Freehold from L. HEAL ESTATE BROK6R. lastor. Mr. Neal h; 1 ulrst four years. Wigode and will move into it in the Dirhan Building. . .. Drummond . Place, spring. , '', COOKS with ike GAS TURNED OFF? '•'..'-• Phone 833. lontract for Ne : BED BANK.., NEW JEI1SEY. Choir Leader Resigns. ' Tho contract ft building o be croetcd'fj; Izens' N&- M.rs...Loroj)n;Lupt6n-ha!i-resigned. Steam and Mot Water EG AN'S , •o is choir leader of the Matawan Bap' OAKLAND presents a dashing new —while a locked compartment in the side ional .bank,, ijig;vBrahch has of'the body permits the carrying of luggage, eon award'ej "jferjr-Whiteomb fst church in order to devote more Auto Vans and Express' ^^ Sport Roadster with Body by Fisher, time to, her.study of music at New Now thht movina tlm« is ooai i sm •outclassing in "style, distinction and color- golf clubsi etc. ..-.••.?. ompany !;,tlip price be- ptepared to do your next muving at fafol* York. • ture. pionoB or batCBBge. to nil part* of' ful beauty any automobile in its field. city or country, In the largest pad'lcil van* Speed flashing acceleration—power—un- Engagement Announced. in Red BanR. H«fore ybu'beve your otif dti.L^^^ fir&ncK. movlnc rionu, .write, send or call for tbo Long, lovvyrscy lines irhpar tan air of extra- matched freedom from vibration—qualities The engagement has been an- : ordinary flfietnes?. A striking twa-tbne Fifty-five pujii graduated' from only rtllahle- furnlture movers In >.m n. and •go. essential in a car of this type—are nat- • lie LongL ; BBratich, high "school last lounccm'ent of Miss Anno. Louise get my prices on your next job AJ1 kind* color combination, IWbunt Royal Blue and ilcDonald of Pittcburg to TTredcrlck of heavy or light truck Inn done (it short ural characteristics of the Oakland Six; Thursday niRlit. Tho'address to. the notice. Cell or addren ' iEl Paso Tan—employed on fenders and •' • '. Schock, Jr., of Spring Lake. • . .'• .' . i •- • • graduates was mads by, W. H. S. splash apron as well as body—contrasts a. T.'.'EQAN, To see this new car is to desire it—and Demarest, former president of Rut-. Borough Recorder. Leaders n WALL STREET, pED BANK smartly' with nickeled radiator and lamps. that desire is intensified by its low price, ;ers college. Gilbert It.- VanNote has been ap- Rciidonce Phone 292-K A comfortable auxiliary seat in the rear only *117A at factory. • Now on display at uto Upiot, pointcd borough recorder of Spring Office PHODC 539-R deck accommodates two extra passengers Oakland dealers'salesrooms. An automobile driven by, Edgar Lake'to succeed Honry Osborn, who 10 WHARF AVENUE ilurpliy (rf'Farniingdalc upset .in.a resigned ;i short time ago. ;•:•.•'•. • Additional Equipment Includes: i i.t-.>veck.'. Mr. - and Mrs. Church Show at Cliffwood. I SLEEP QOOD NOW Says New York Man. A Healthful Bladder '•" "'"• Gray Colonial sra{n\cathiruptioUr,tTannniittml Front St..', '. ", Phonej 705' •; Rod P»nk, N. J. ! ioir .tract of land which lies' aid'society will hold a. hot roast 74 Street labrt. The taljltta cost U.rrnti sgch nk icef supper next Wetlncsday in the Iraiiinrf drun stoves. Keller 1 ^l oratory, facwi street, at Freehold RED BANK Mcclmnlcaburj:, Ohio. Locally at SchrO** gout's street through hurch basement. NEW JTH tier's Pharmacy, • WlNNINq ANP HOLDIN'C GOOD WILL Euchre'Party at Deal Firehouse.' n at Matnwan. The ladies' auxiliary of Deal fir ,ta\van public library board company will hold its an. jal ouchrc !ected.Miss.J. Mabel Brown party on Monday, February 15th, at :, Miss Eliza B. Arrowsmith the firebouse" C O M P A N I O N C A R T O • T&B PONTIAC • SIX and Miss Edith Johnson Novr Butcher Store. Mrs. Edwin H, Dominlck Samuel Weisz, who movpd from irarian.'' ': ' Michigan to Freehold recently, will Sifi'for Firemen. open a butcher shop on Throckmor- Freehold fire department has ton strccti • ' HJeivedSBOfrom Mr. and Mrs. J. COTtKAHT 1114. HARVEY BL0O0ETT This U otye 0/ a series ?jKerfoot.. The donation was made of aitlclea on BflrtfynJ fer'thofiro in the Eisner factory * for the People . . : dumber Five Jj$9$hich is located near the Kcrfoot 'h too.. '- . •' ••' Woman. Seriously Hurt. Mrs. Harry F. Roof of Fairfield What Your Checking Account J Station wns seriously' injured last Saturday week when an automobile in which rhe was. riding was struck by another car son the Jerseyville Records road. : Shower for Matawan Girl, X C&ECKINGaccountl^mes The bank depositor who deposil A miscellaneous shower was given XV to its owner a diary of ht3 all his income and pays ev last week by Miss Lillian Isaacs for financial transactions. thing, except petty items, by Miss Cora Burlew of Matawan. About thirty guests woro present iRoup knocks out layers just when One who keeps a check book can writes a record of very great I and JVliaa Burlow received many eggs arc highest. Brings serious fulness,—one that enables him, loss during weeki that count tho • look back orieyear or several, and gifts. ; ..• most. Yet we guarantee you can , see how much income he received; review his financial progress and Firemen Celebrate. , avoid this blight. and where every dollar of it went. to plan his future. ' Monmouth' Beach fire company t Mrs.P.Lsnfordof Blake, Okla.; celebrated its twentieth anniversary cays: "I've lost numbtra of chick-' If he wants to know how much With canceled checks^ with a dnnce nnd reception at the ens listening to other people's rec- it coat to shingle or paint the house, many a lawsuit has ,t>] borough; hall last Thursday night. ommendations of diffcicnt kinds stalled. About 100 persons attended the af- of roup remedies. Now lam order- or to put in a new fair. ing Pratts which I know will cure furnace years ago, Cano as I have used it before." —— 1 Auto Catches Fire. tlie check stub or are con An automobile drivon by Mrs. J. For Comfort's Sake Headlights, with steering wheel con. canceled check dence W. Weeks of Allcnhurat cnught fire Roup trol, which make night driving a The Bank Check it of m pleasure. , , tells the story. , law. Friday when alcohol in the radintor . Remedy The Better Buick offers every ordinary is the infallible re- exploded. Tho-fire was put out bc- [Tabl«U or Powdor] motoring comfort, and many that arc , Or if he wants foro much damago was done to tho TOTqOurCuitomcnC t K't it**db*\ini Fralli Whl :es JioupRtmtJy unconditionally, Jiuhrr it {ttv/ exclusively Buick: Easier starting—a For Economy's Sake corder of money car. (ttmpttUielisJaclianarjQurntintyittiturnii to look up his taxes out ie tax new, high-speed starting motor docs it. No other car has the ''Scaled Chassis" transactions. A, Loch Arbour Woman Dead. Sold and Guaranteed by of former years, re] check Smooth running from the go—Auto- and the "Triple Sealed Engine." The Mrs. Ah.ilra Beach of Loch Ar- J. N. Hanca matic Heat Control is an exclusive "Sealed Chassis" lowers operating cost* trie record is in his checking account stul bour died lost Wednesday after nn Arthur Shermin com- Fred D. W Ik off Co. Buick feature. Easier steering— by enclosing every operating part In* check book., , ; attack of ncuto indigestion which M, Drown becomes to its owner of in- sho suffered early in tlw-week. 'She Buick's 5-control-surfacc steering gear side a dii-:-f>roof, oil-tight housing! The canceled of his was 72 years eld and leuves ono son. is the most expensive and most effi- while "Triple Seals" close every engine a financial diary. SHERIFF'S SALE. point of entry to dirt and the wear check also tells the byway Hurt In llm South. IIy virtue of * writ of (1, U, ib m« d cient type today. ; rectcil, fiailcd out of thn Monmoith Coun . i - dirUlLbt causesVUUUVUI. exact date , upon est and Alohio Browor of Ficoliold suf- Common IMcnn Court or thotJtata of Nc which a payment forotl injury to ono shoulder recent- Jcrnty, will lie exposed to oalfl at publ ly when lib nutomobllo skidded and venduo on Monday, thn lBthdty of Fel For Safety Sake For ValMe,s sdke was madti, and who received the And there's mnry,. 11)20, between tlia houra of 12:0 record- upset at St. Petersburg, Florida, o'clock unj G :00 o'clock (nt 1:00 o'clock Buick surrounds, you with every At present prices, Buick with all of Its whero ho was spehdlng the winter. in lha nftcrnooi, of xalil <1n/. at tho Con ordinary protection, and then adds money aricf acknowledged it with most important.^ Bank's House, In Iho Horouuh of, Krcehold, Cou added comfort, safety, and economy. ty of MoiimDUtti, fit a to of New Jcney, Buick protection: Buick dependability, is easily the greatest automobile value hia endorsement.^ ' .' ledger is the re : depos- C«U ^1,270 for Injurloi. natlafy a Juilirnient of snld court, nmoun which takes you and brings you t>acl<, Intr tu ipproxlinntrly $UHM, in the world. It is commoii custom to write itor's financial 1 1 of the John Tashjinn, Jr., of Freehold, on time, all thc^imc. Buick mechan- hag been awarded $1,275 for tho All tho dofciidflht'ft rleli). tltU and li teroHt In nnd to ilia followlnsi ^ ical 4-whcel br;u;c8 with no liquid in If you want finer transportation nt upon checks what the payment is accustomed ba i main- loss of ono llngor nnd for othor in- All ttmt certain tract or purcel of Ian y juries he aulTbrod whon caught in nand ptemlipi, hartinaftor particularly *\m them to expand, contract or lcatc lower cost, come In nnd »ee tho for, and "In full of account" if taincd. perilled, altuatf, lyttiir anil 'balng In tr away. And Buick Controllable Beam shifting at tho Frcohold run mill. Itorouuli of I(t>i1 Uniift, County ot Moi Better Bufck! • Buch Ja the case. • These arc • t his mouth mi(| litato of New Jersey, High School Paper. l!*Bltiiilnir at * ntako atanillns In t When one wants to classify all banker will consul? dc- northerly nMu of Klv«r ntrect, ilintai Tho pupils'of tha Freehold IIIRII westerly aloiiic\aalit Itlv«r itre«t two hui his expenditures under different pejsitor want a lo school recently Inimcd tha fourth drntl and nhittt^'nliia fnot from the weitfti )y Hidn uf tllirtfyvitmry nvenuo; thnnoa ( heads, he can do it by reference Eycryonc who i i main- number of their lilijli ichool pnpor, wrsttrly, alontr tho iiorl'iert/ slilo of Itlv 1 John Daly In edltor-ln-chlof nnd Ed- Htrrst thirty-(lvc anil on»-half f««t to THE . to the old check books. tain a reasonable should nlake III tho vnntorly, lid* ot th« Ita win LowU li buslnoiis Intt titfnc» (2) northorly, nlona th« «a«i With 8uch a record it is easy to have a checking ad erly nUlt of tha snltt Hoot lot on« hututi I—Norton. atitl fifty' f«ntt mum nt •<>*•, to A ttika make ftpersona l budget. Poyihgwithcurrc i leaves Ml** Ithoda A. Entlchort of thn lanil of • j tlirnca (3) eauterly pnrlly jilonif tli« In ml of AQ«y thirty-Ov If a tradesman or any other no re'cbrdr'ho trie acifg. irlnft hn'/LB nnd Stanley K. Nortonnnd nnfl-lmir tvtt to a •tftkoj tlienco <4 ot MftnMqunn wcro married n fnwM»Mth«rly. tidmlldl with tha unoonit oom** creditor insists t,hnt a certain'item Even'memory to, ten'it nutl ilUIant (tility-flvd nnd nntOialf f«< d«y» ajo liy Hov. Alfred Krocr, Thn tlmrnfroni, nun huiulred ntid fifty f«ot, mor 1B unpaid, the canceled check bear- tries tptraco'theflD rrcjicy.; couplo will live nt Mntnwn'n. ur trait to tlin pnlHt or plncn of tieiilt»ilnir Irilfinlcil tit h« Dm nani« land and pr«*|n Monmouth County's Largest Automobile DIstrlbMtor ing his endorsement will settle the The bank checkl fallible- ^x a«»t February 31st! Ion ooivvoyeil tu Vlnc«nto C*dHro by ifm nf Mary ID. Amy nnd hiuhand, datitl Apr) argument. . ' ' • . recorder;oiF money! Bundny, Fohrjniy 21at, linn liooti 4th, H»aj,' atiil rvcnnUil In the Monmoutl k«t an tho now dntn for tha nkntluc Cuiiht/ Clftk'l i.Mir., In Illicit l.itt o Red Bank, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. Ue«iU, rnnn 477. «tc, r«rc» to b« hold at Lone llrnnch, ll-lioii an lh* probity vt VIlK^lt On ( PubllthiA by Iht Motmottlh County tfanfyrV Atiocto 'lt)o rhcoit «ro ranctltmiJd liy tho Nn- *»nu tftrten In r^rtutloji nt, Hit dull Q Telephone 955 ,, ^ Miohafll J^ Ilimaitl) and to h* BOM by tlon»l ikntlnit aijcclntlon. JOHN H, VAIOUTiat, mitrflf. AIU3' BUILT/ RED BANK FliiBKUAKt >g,

SHOULDN'T GET^TATE FUNDS, Pupili Givo Two Pl*jr«. Branch recently called on Mrs, Jane A feature of tho clasa night exer- White. - . Objection to Ocean (Irons Getting cises licld last week By tho graduat- May Ltmback Is sick with mensks. Public Fundi. ing class of the Lone Branch high Mr. and Mrs. FredWorlos and ion Bernard V. Poland, city comn.is school was tiio presentation of two Junior, of West Long Branch spent It Broad St. sioner of Bradley Beach, attacked plays. Those who ,ook pari.wcjr< Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broad SL ^a^ Braad and Fjlloo Sli. the legality of tho Ocean Grove Edith MacKcnzie, Be itrico M. Cub' Jackson. campmceting association's participa- bcily, Bosu Wolff, Bose E. Fischer, go to Neii) York? AH the good shows come here! tion In stato funds in a letter ad- Helen A. Schultss, Thercsn, L. Van . MARLBORO NEWS. " dressed to members of the New Jer- Clenf, Kenneth C. Kcrby, John C. Clergymen from India Sperb at the sey legislature. He specifically Rohdeck, Ascnath Shapiro, Lillian ' NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING Reformed Church. MATS. TODAY1* SAT. questions tho association's right to K. Tonpin'g apd Leo Levir ' < - MATS. TODAY A SAT. Direct from Broadway receive state funds for building a The congregation of the Holmdel A Word to the Wise is Sufficient . DIRECT iFROM SEASON IN N. Y. NOEL COWARD'S DRAMATIC.'SEN- aea-Jetty on tho Ocean Grove beach Reformed church nief on Friday af- SATION front. WAYSIDE NEWS, ternoon with the Marlboro Re- formed congrejation to hear Rev. ADA MAY in The association has asked for Worcien'jto Entertain Men'* Club en THE $26,000. Commissioner Poland de- Mr. Cornelius and Rev. Mr. Farrar clares it is a private corporation and | ' .February 23d. of India, W\\D Bpoko on tho work of CAPTAIN functions as n government ivitlini a fho Women'- club will entertain tho missionaries of that country. government, exercising restrictions tho Men's club with a "potjuct" Eleanor VanWater has been con- supper February 28d. Watch The Potato Market VORTEX fined to hor home with a severe which close the highways and bench with front on Sunday. The annual meeting of the ladies' cold. , INKS aid society of the Methodist church J.WITH JOE £. rinOWfo ft J. HAROLD ME. COWARD and"'LILLIAN Ho pointed out that the growing Margaret Rovfa has recovered 4 MURKAY BRAITHWAITE - popularity of tho North Jersey shore will be held at tho hone of Mw. from measles. | and Original N. Y. Ca«l ahd Eniemble In the Leading. Rolea, Supportedvby a Carroll Dangler tonight. Tho cafeteria supper held last 1 brought about a traffic problem ol 100. DI.tlnsuI.hed Cait. which ;I4 ist. \t. He specializes in all 12:28. 1148, 3:57, 4:19. 4 28, 6:00 P. R. R.—5:32, 6:41, 12:23 Register's Want Department,,will Mountains lnd.it for you Advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. John Clar'-. of Long ittlscmont. 'i are low, compared with present table stock market. 1 Get Our Prices Immediately and Order. 4 Remember! i 1 We sold Prince Edward Island Certified Seed last . fall early at $5.50, and delivered 100 per cent on early orders. •!• i Stetnbachs Men's Shop Announces Monmouth County Farmers Exchange All Furnishings and Accessories & . FREEHOLD - ,;, MARLBORO, — HIGHTSTOWN ' £ REDUCED 25% FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th An extraordinary one day. event that brings Steinbcichs entire high grade stocks at price cuts of One-Quarter. . 3'BROAD STREET. RED BANK, N. S. CHIRTS, Ties, Pajamas, Socks, Sweaters, Underwear—every- • thing that may, be found in the Men's Shop on the Main .Floor, is included. No Restrictions! An opportunity that only "Cream of the Creameries" Tub Butter Sold Exclusively. comes "once in a blue moon" for every man to'replenish his PRIDE OF. THE FARM supply of these ever needed items and'replenish them for Pure Lard - spring at savings that will clip many a dollar off clothing budgets lif. Peaches Tomato Catsup i'ut up in pound prints. for the new season. , > or Sliced No. 2'A can r^nlso tho prldo of New Jeraey I No musslncas. '. Reduced to Reduced to , Hoduccd to To give an idea of the sharp reductions that this sale brings a few of the groups are mentioned below. 24c Ific bot r> 18^ ^ . „, , $2.00 to $10.00 Negligee Shirts erV Macaroni Cooking Apples Dutch Cleanser etti or Noodles ' Can't beat it for brightening Now $1.50 to $7,50 Good and Juicy tor enuco or Nothing Better thing* up. • • •' . $4.50 to $7.00 Flannel Shirts Reduced to Reduced to Now $3.38 to $5.25 25c ' . 7c ..-,•• $1.85 to $10.00 Pajamas Now $1.39 to $7.50- «•• the diff.renca in Pfunei—buy DINING ROOM Prune. In 2-lb c.rtoni 3Bo 35c to $3.00 Socks Now 27c to $2.25 now telling AMERICAN FOOD NEWS $2.00 to $7.00 Underwear Now $1.50 to $5.25 IF co advertised so much THIS ISN'T $1.50 to $2.00 Night Shirts ABOUT COFFEE— Now $1.13 to $1.50 pkg '. It Is about ton. Not tho ordl- $7.00 to $35.00 Sweaters LF-RAISING . nnrj'i o^ tlmo hcUor skcltor Now $5.25 to $26.25 "mixed" ten which \vns In com- mon dbTnnnd a dozen or so yoari $1.00 to $4.00 Neckwear Very hand u want to mako ogo and whlcli It now passing. biscuits. Now 75c to $3.00 Todpy you demand fin INDIAN TEA, so blended that tho Orango Fclcoo flavor Is proifll* nont. And today wo glva you, thut In THt TALKEfl Starch DINING nOOM TEA. It wagn't Argo pur' selection j It was , Just n. ed starch. yours. You gald, In .ubstnncp, vro want a tea with tho Orango I'okoa flnvor. Bo wo gnvc It tp you. ' DINING IJOOM TEA li packed In a yellow car. Asbury Park ' ton. 'It ia fully strong, hna n vory ploannnt aromn, nnd, nbovo nil,' has a dollKhtful /Irtvor. And flavor, Is Uu) wholo thing in tea, • $1.00 to $7.00 Athletics I Now 75c to $5.25 , '' Vz-tb box 42c $5.00 to $35.00 Bath Robes box 22c Now $3.75 to'$26.25 50c to $10 Jewelry In «b« n*Un «r t Now 38c to $7.50 Imltb, d««M*J. K«tll»'

COMING BACK TO EDEN. A VALENTINE, CARD PARTY. SALE OF A WATER PLANT, $26,S00FOR BUS1NESSL0T Andrew Luitbaum to Return to Red BIG MIDDLETOWN SCRAP. TRUTH SPOKEN AS JEST. It Will be HelTTt the Woman". MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE. STORE FIRE AT Rt Bank for Buiineii and • Home. Clubhouse on Friday Night. THE MINNESINK WATER COM NEWTON DOREMUS BUYS EVERYTHING SEEMS ALL SET LEONARDO FOLKS SADDENED A MAN WITH NUMEROUS AND CHARLES COHEN BORNEpt 1 ' 2 PAWV HAS NEW OWNERS. ASSOCIATION BUILDING. Andrew Lustbaum of Long FOR A BATTLE ROYAL. BY A CURIOUS INCIDENT. The Red Bank Woman's club has VARIED OCCUPATIONS. Branch, who has been iiv tho auto arranged for a valentine card party ON MONDAY NIGHT. • "\f Bought Le.lt W«ea7br the Schenek He Bought It at Auetlou Last Frl mobile business in Monmouth coun Unlett All Indications Are Mislead- William Me'lon Gave a Box of Ci to be held at their clubhouse on Fri- Joseph Mori Runt a Restaurant}, Bl«e in Hit Clothinc Store .,„„, ,, 3, Thompion Company—Plant May at Representative' of the ty for the past twenty years and ing the School Election Next gars to the Firemen Saying They day night of this week, beginning at Savri Wood, Boards Dogi, Shows Damage to Stock anil BaUdlnf ,let i Supplied Minneclnk Park,/ Fair' Land 8c Loan Company—Building who at one time was in business In Week Will "Take Down" All Pre- Might be the Last He Would eight o'clock. It is intended to Moving Pictures, Mates Signa, the Extent of «H,Q00—FiremtM field dardena and Wilmort Park, to be Converted Into a Store. Red Bank, has returned to town and viout AOfaira of the Kind. Make—Found Dead Next Day. make this ono of tho chief social Doea Catering and Sells Lott. Overcome hy Smoke-. l , >, , *» i Tlie Scherick S. Thompson com, The Bed Bank Christian associa-. has re-opened a place of business on Surface indications will be very In appreciation of the efficient events of the club of this season. Joseph Mori of Harrison avenue Damage estimated nt $11,1)00 wall 'Ip pany of Red Bank bought the Min tlon building on Monmouth street Mechanic street in tho Peter Mc- misleading if Middletonn township work done by the Brevcnt Park and Tho. party'.will bo for men as well 1 is one Red Banker who has^'many caused by a fire Monday night In ^3 nesjnk water company ,plnnt las was sold at auction last Friday at- Clccs building, where he will feature docs not have tho hottest school Leonardo liie company in saving as for women, and prizes will be of- irons in the fire." His principal CharlfB Cohen's clothing store Jltl * • Saturday. sfhe plant consists of ternoo'h. The auctioneer was the Chrysler line of automobiles. election in its history next Tuesday her house recently when it was fered for both men and women play- business is that of'being a, partner Rumson. ' The interior at m build- ' several acres of real estate in Mid- George H. Roberts. A new Chris- Tho store has been redecorated afternoon. The township is agog threatened by a grass fire, Mrs. ers. The mortgage on, tho clubhouso with' Andrew Dougherty in tyie own' ing was damaged to tho extent ot xlletown township, a pumping plant tian associa'ion is about to be and in the rear of tho display room with excitement over next Tuesday's Francis Sheiman decided to make property has been reduced to $600 crship of "the Garden restaurant on $2,E00. All of the stock in theotoVei and several miles of water, mains., formed in,Red Sank and it was de- a. modern service station has been ovont and the contending forces are a gift of a box of. cigars to the fire- and the receipts from the card.party West Front stteet, but he had many was ruined cither by fire or wate*$ • The water company was formfrd cided to sell the property and locate installed. This service department lining i)p their followers and making men. So as to be sure that the will go into the mortgage fund. The side lines. and the loss is estimated at ?8,600, in some other part of the town. The about fifteen,years ago when the will be for the exclusive use of his preparations to get out a full vote. cigars would be all right Mrs. Sher- club members hope to have the One of his latest ventures is that The building and stock were in- bidding was started by George, M. Uncle Josoy Field farm in Middle- patrons. ~ — Three trustees are to be elected. man got her brother, William Mel mortgage completely wiped out by of cutting trees into firewood. He sured. Sandt, who represented a client. He town township was bought by the Francis Egan, who formerly Tho school board members whobe Ion of Kearny, to make them by the coming summer. has jubt bought a new type power dropped, out as a bidder when about The building is » two-story frani# Monmouth county fair 'association, worked for .Mr. Lustbaum and who terms expire are Joseph W. Thomp- hand. Mr. Mellon was a cigar manu Mrs. Harry MorfoiH and Mrs saw which cuts down trees as well $22,000 was ri-.chcd, and the bid- 1 structure owned by Michael HalfaV A l&rge well was 'put down on the of late has been associated with the son of Lincroft and Irving Roop facturcr. Iln sister called him on Herman Asendorf ore co-chairmen as saws them up into cordwood. He ding waa then betweeh Paul Osch- han of Rumson. Mr. Cohen *ni Ma farm, an electric pumping plant was J. W. Mount Co., has been made and Mahlcm A. Grimes of Belford. the telephone nnd made her request. in charge of the, card party and thpy has received several orders to saw wald- and Newton Doremus, who famify \hei upstairs ovjr the atore^ built and water mains wcro laid manager of the Lustbaum sales Mr. Thompson and Ilr. Roop will Mr. Mellon replied that he had just will have a number of assistants, wood on wood lots in and around represented, the Land & Loan conv force and ho will havo charge of the They were eating supper when'Mr* throughout the fairgrounds and be candidates for re-election. Mr, finished making a box of exception Mrs. Morford was in charge of the Red Bank. Cohen smcllod smoke and on inves- through somo of thp streets of the pany. The property was finally Red Bank branch of the business. Grimes has decided ot to rpn a,nd all;r fine cigar? -and that he would first evening card party given, by the knocked down to Mr. Eoremus for Mr. Lustbaum intends not only to Recently Mr. Mori bought a mov- tigating he found his store ablaze. Minneslnk Par!, real - estate com* his place on the school board ticket send them to Leonardo at once. H6 club after it moved into its present ing picture machine and another of The firemen were called out and pany. All of the houses in Minne $26,500. • | "ill have a business place in Red Bank has been taken by Albert Linden' remarked ip n sort of joking-way clubhouse. This first card'party was but he expects also to move to Red his side lines 13 that of showing pic- they responded promptly, ltwajalv « sink Park and rfiRny of the houses The Land & Loan company ex- strath of East Kcansburg.' Mr. that this might be the last box of vory successful in every way and tures -at house parties and other difficult fire to fight ns the flamcir*S? at Fairfield Gardens aro supplied pects to convert Vi.o building into a Bank and' establish his residence Lindenstruth is. a member of the cfgars he would ever make. Mrs. Morfonl ahd Mrs. Asendorf arc functions. He was on the ice on were' in tho partitions of the builrt- ' ^e •With water from this company. store. A new front will be built ex- here. He is president of the Lions' East Kcansburg civic association The remark proved true. It v.ns anticipating as laige an attendance club of Long Branch and is a prom- the river last week taking pictures ing. The burning clothing gave off -;, /;';• pany recently bought a< large num- this front part of the building will inent official of tho Monmouth coun- him. he was found dead in his home the given by the club as a housewarfffing sj ty automobile dealers' association. haps next summer, when folks are mond, a fireman, was overcome. H4 ' * ber of lots from William H, B. be made tho full frontage of fifty J. Crawford Compton of Bays next morning, heart disease having 'party when the clubhouso. was first sweltering in the heat, last week's was carried from the- building nnd White and Mort Pach, who Tjought feot, from the line of Daniel II. Heights and William W. Miller of caused his end. He mailed the ci- opened. The general committee of frigid scenes will be enacted on the was revived with restoratives. Mat-'*' the former -fair grounds some time Cook's property on the east to the NEW FILTERING PLANT. Belford have announced that they gars to Leonardo the night before the card party consists of Mrs. screen at house parties for the thew Bowman was cut on the hand ago and who laid the land out in town hall lot on tho west. Changes will be candidates for members of he died. They were sent to Amzi Samuel Smith, Mrs. Soclcy B. Tut- amusement of merrymakers. with n piece of glass. building lots under the name of Wil- will also bo roadr to tho interior Borough Engineer Inttructed to hill, Mrs. Thomas.'. Vporhis, Mrs. the'board of education. A petition Thorne, a fireman, who divided Mr. Mori has just finished build- After working valiantly for Bey* mort Park. The Thompson company of the building to fit it for its new Prepare Plant for It. Howard Manning and Miss Gertrude is also being circulated for the nomi- them with the other members of the ing a set of kennels which he rents eral hours the firemen put oat th» bought tint water company property purposes. Plans* and specifications for A fil- Norjrmn. Other entertainment bo- natoin of Albert Frost o£/Ncw Mon- company, Mr. Mellon was well to dog owners. The building is en- flames. Everything on the first floo« in order to extend the watter mains After the real estate was sold tering plant for the Red Bank water sides the card playing will be pro mouth. Mr. Compton, Mr. Miller known at Leonardo because of his closed with concrete and it has a was ruined and all the furniture up- throughout their own lands which fhe entire contents of the building works have been ordered drawn. 1 ,vided, and this will- be in' charge of and Mr. Frost aro running as com- frequent visits there and there is floor which is rat proof and weasel stairs was damaged with the excep- they had bought and also to furnish were sold at auction piecemeal. Thoy will be prepared by George K, •Miss Sara Armstrong. parion'candidates in opposition to much regret over his death. proof. A few days ago Mr. Mori tion of a piano and several chair*, a water supply to other houso own- Four billiard and pool tables were Allen, the borough engineer, and A reception cpmmittee to, wel- x tha school board ticket. Mr. Comp- » ,-e> . had an experience with weasels Besides felling clothing Mr. Cohort ers in Minnosink Park, Fairficld sold, and desks, chairs, books and the cost for the entire job is not to come,thc.guests-and to look after tqn is a fitrge real estate owner and HALF A CENTURY OLD. which caused him to have his build- ran a general store and sold manf Gardens and Wilmort Park. all other equipment went under the exceed $00)000. Councilman Wil- their comfort during the evening developer,,Mr, Miller is tho station ing especially constructed to keep articles of household use. Tha .. The .water plant consists of tho liairimert < The total, price obtained liam H. Francis reportedthaT; he. had. Frank Houso Hopes to Finish tho has been/appointed and this commit- agent at BeKord -and -.Mr-. Frost is a out these ^"varmits." He had a lit- work'of repairing the building wat pumping station, which is located on for all, the fixtures, furniture, etc., interviewed- Monroe Eisner-- with; re- Century Out. tee comprises Mrs; Edwin C. Gilland, gard' to ;iuying: a'v plot of' land, farmer. There mijy be-more candi- ter' of; twelve police dog puppies in. started yesterday. Mr ,Cohcn h»i '.;••. a plot of about one acre «f land;.a was $181.24'.,;. .'. ; -;•• dates. Tomorrow, is the last day for Frank House; of White: street cele- Mrs, Lester C. Xovctt, Mrs. Hamil- : 80x200 feet, las a sito.for the new 1 a wooden kennel. A weasel got in ordered a new stock of goodg^anft 'half-acre < f land on a hill on which '• ' ' .'. ' ' • m• e» brated his' fiftieth- birthday yest ton .'S;':Batti'nv Mrs. George T: Lin- plant,:.. Mr. Francis stated that Mr; filing petitions. , ':• rr the kennel and killed eleven of tho he expects to reopen his store'in a. the water tower or 'standpipe SB sit- VA NEW LION. day, which was also ground hog day. ton,, Mrst William S, Naulty and Eisner'was uhwiilingto fix a price Two weeks' ago the Bch,bol. board little dogs, .A tiny hole in the head few'days. He and his family ar» ; uatedj arida- long.' strip of land Mr. House received mimy congratu- Miss Josephine Wecki' The re- for, the-land until he became better at a regular meeting passed a reso- of each- animal showed where the livinc for the present in John Wy* '-''.;through which runs a'stream of W. Raymond; Johnson Joined the lations from his friend^. He is one freshments /'committee'' consists., of acquainted with the kind of building; lution to have the school election "varmint" had sucked put the blood ckoff's houso. 1 ; jyatcr,.the water mains, and several Red Bank'Club Yesterday. of Red Bank's most prominent join- Mj»s. Marion. Waters, Mrs. Frank to'bo constructed., It'was said;at on ,th"e afternoon of Tuesday, Feb- of: the puppies. The puppy which firo hydrants along the; linos' of pipe, ' W. Raymond Johnson of Hub- ers, belonging to nearly evary.secret Warner,, Mrs. James Wolcott, Mrs. the meeting that the' building would ruary' 'BthV.at' two o'clock at tjio was not killed Mr. Mori gave to CLUB'S SHOOTING MATCH. ' The!s.tock of the water company bard', park joined the Red Bank organization, in. town, as vellas the John J.' C. O'Shea and Miss Flor- : be' attractive and; fii] conformity Middletpwh village schqolhonso, but John Callahan of Freehold, who is ] was owned: by five members of, the Lions club at; yesterday's.meeting Red Bank fire department and Span- ence Brand. .' ' with'other buildings in the-neigh- this,factj^was.not generally known employed in the office of tha county Mulford Thorpe~wal "Hi|h Gun" «« former fair association. Three of atjjlio , Globe; hotel and -theVchib ish-American war, veterans. Mr. : Newman Springs Match, 1 borhood. The question of getting a' in.thej'to.wnsTiip; .Last week.two'sets clerk,. . • , . .; these men have died with). , theipast now has 55 members. A talk was House says the ground; hog might 1 right, of. way from Uzal.'McCarter of:petitions were presented.fo the PARTY AT ELKS' HOME. A shooting; match was held on« low, years.. Since their* death the given by Andrew Lustbanny, presi- have seeh' his shadow, yesterday Among other things which Mr. from Harding, road tothd new plant schobl,board. 'One asked that,the niorhing last week on tho grounds • water .vvorljs have lain dormant ex- dentof the ,Lions club of Long morning arid havs gone back into his Thirty Tablet in Card Party ••w'e.re? appointed l$a'-, sarye She ii tions equttli'nqt,'rbpelye,considcra- Walter Layton was second. Other* "-" 'tfohtiui;' 'They' are Schenek itidhi It/has'beonjcustomary• to-holcl TOWN, BUDGET OF EXPENSE^ games. The high scorers were Mrs. in the shoqt were Walter Andwiioii, . Bre',,coa!pleM-.,,,,;Ifor'several years; ! • .•-.' with; ^^ffi : JjOJtseph, pray, Mrs. William Haight, Onp,FELLOWS'NEW OFFICERS. ™"* ^E^Morrls, tho election «t Middict6ivn village 1 Howard McKenzie, Walter, Laytos* • '••: thi vyite*;plant jias'"SeSri'.under,the( Miss May; CJulhiaivof Fair Haven in the; afternoon. Opponenjs of the No FirewSrka Wnen tn Mr*. Paul Menk, Hta. Jennie Beck- Jr., and Fritz Dressier. Commissioners' Pasted It The Officials of Neptune Encamp- supervision of George A.- Curtis of has won her fight with the borough, school"b6ard wanted' the election er,, Mrs. Edna Phillips, Miss Liia The club plans -to hold a fl»M Oak Hill farm in.MMdietdwn town- A budget of expenses amounting ment Installed If«tt Week. - of Fair Haven with regard to- the; held at Belford and advocates of the EmiVions, -Mrs. J. Bambach, Miss trial for bird dogs tho latter part j to $231,416.02 and providing for hivv; ^"'" ' '' " CharJes R.': English* .'jt: .y. li.-H. ownership of the dock' Mis to-be the chiefcenters of opposition bers expect to have entries in'th* time. agoYgjave.a decision^that Mi*s Bank commissioners Monday- night. Mrs.'. James Bruce, Mrs. John Dun- Foulke of Keyport and bis staff. The , take wa» Made on Leroy Place. GOLDEN RULE SUPPERS to the school-board. Various fac- Medford trial. Quinlan'was theiowrier. The case There was no comment or argu- phy, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Miss officersare: . [ £> ,.'.- ..H. C.'Talmadge, whoiconducts -a tors are involved, but tho chief ono Trinity Ckurch Society Cleared 3)70 was appealed td the^coutt of .errors ment, which was in marked contrast Margaret'Prate, Mrs. A: W,- May- Chief ,p»trIirch—W«riJcn Grooms. ; private school on Leroy place, made J se,oms to.be with regard to the re- '^Latt JNighV J'r'-i. ' • " and anpealg'; andi yesterday; -that with the meeting of last year,.when hew; Miss Anna Malone, Mrs. Senior warden—William L. Hoffman. ' LOUIS SOFFEL'S VENDUE, ' ". a complaint; Monday sight about the cent action of the school board in Junior.warden—Jamts Bills. jruild-ofVt'ne Golden Rulo of court, gave*a dedisipttl affirming the the town hall was packed with spec- Anthony.Weber, Mrs. William Bai- condition of that; street;' ,'He said cancelling the transportation con- Ililsh priest—John MoColzan. It will be Held at OTerlook Fartai --.,..-„ church-ileared $70 at asup- decision' of'the' supremo court; tators and there was much, discus- gent -Fred:.Joncs,_ Miss Lydia Em- tho street was in first class condition- tract with- the, Trianglejnis company r Recording icribe^—George H. Lippincott Next Tuesday Afternoon. ;- por; last- night at•'• Trinity'' parish Quinn, Parsons &' Doremus rcpre-. sion. Councilman.Charles-R. Eng- tons and-R, G. Fox, all in five Financial scribe—Edward Ottinger. last ' fall but; that; for somo reason : arid .in awarding" the contract to house on Wejt'Front street. About oontod Mio.i Q^inlnn in tho enso! lish, who has been spending a vaca- hundred; Mrs. P. J...Eichele, Mrs. Treasurer—Auguitus Brandes. . Louis Soffel will have an auctiqsi which ho could not understand a big Robert M. Seeley of Fort Mon- Ouide—Elwood Ivim. next Tuesday afternoon, of his aijri* 100' personc' attended the supper. The boroiigh is taking steps to bay, tion in the South, was present for Harry Marks, Mrs. L. Herbert Watches—Amos' S. Borden, C. Clifford tot of earth/which was supposed to 1 mouth. Friends of the school board Mrs.' ^Walter. B. Connor Was chair- tho dock through condemnation!; the first time since he was elected. Henenberg,, Mrs. George Morris, Hubbard,'George Dennis. Charles A. Frake. cultural implements which KT* be gravel,but which was more/ clay uphold this action as having been man of the supper committee and proceeding's.'-' ._ _ J Mrs. Frank Dunne, Mrs. C. K. Mat- Finance committee—John P. Combs, stored on Overlook farm on th» than gravel had been put on the t< necessary' and: opponents of the her assistants wore Mrs, Isaac Wil- thews, Miss Alice Dunphy, George Clarence E. Beck, Japhla Clayton. Half-Mile road, near Hubbard'a street in December. He said .since, board denounce it RADIO PROGRAM. liams, Mrs. George FOrdham, Mrs. RWER RESIDENCE, SOLD. / MacDonald, E. Mc'Adnms and Clar- About fifty Odd Fellows and bridge. The sale will be held on that time tho street ha^ been c'ov- The Triangle company claims that members of Rebekah lodge, a worn; the place, with Walter D. Fields 'tf Robert Ef. Johnson; Mrs. Fred Will- American Mechanics of Red. Bank ence Jones in bridge and pinochle, 1 : ered with deep-mud- part of 'the;time mBii, Mrs." Joseph Asay, Miss Lydia Preitpn Herndon Buy* the Fornier the.action-of the board was illegal to Start Tonight's Program. and. Miss Elizabeth. Costello and an's organization associated with Colt's Neck as auctioneer. Mr * . Knapp* Property forj$17i000,'. -, and it continues to take children to Soffel, who how lives near JJoton* and criss-crossed wtih deep ruts the Ovens, Miss pbr6thy Mbas anit Miss From eight to nine o'clock tonight Miss B. Melville in euchre. Door ther Odd Fellows, attended an enter- 1 The' Sarah; A. Truswcll.houso/and school'in its busses; Ma Seeley al- town, had farmed Overlook farm 21., rest of the, time. Councilman, J. Grace Sickles.' i"-'' . .-'".••• the .Red Bank. American Mechanics prizes, were, won by Mrs. J: J. tainment and dance at the Long lot on, the iiprth sida, of*Civ3rside so transports pupils in/ his • busses. years. . The property waa bougnir'-i Daniel Tuller said It had been a nils will furnish the entertainment from O'Kecfe, Miss May Boyce and Mrs. Branch casino last Friday night. take to.put the;firravel on the street avenue Was bought, last week by ,5. question will eventually , be, Herbert Stanford.' The committee Most of the lodge members made the recently by Charles Dow of Newark., A Valentine Party at Rumson. Preston> Herndon .-for' $17,000..The who is developing it to place1 it on lii, December. Ho said'.if this had 1 consisted of Mrs. Walter B. Connor',' trip in the'bus Miss Red Bank, The senior girls' community «lub. property; was formerly- own^cd- by the real estate market for horn* beenrjbno last'Slimmer or early Hi first he fought opt at the ballot box nished by the Hawaiian entertainers, Mrs. Thomas Gilmore of Kcansburg, of Rumsdri will hold a' valentine Williain H. Knapp,. -who for a num- sites. Tho property is now occu- the'fall, jiverything would-havo been at Middletown village noxi Tuesday Marcclla. Gcon pianist; Spencer Gu- Mrs. John Kaufman of Keansburg : \ for the members .on Tuesday ber; of .years' conducted a1 grocery EATONTOWN'S ELECTION. pio:'. by Stephen Matthews. Rll;Tlght;;\ Ite dccinred that'wTiile he afternoon.-It in said that each of lick, baritone; Miss A- fl'Ambris!, and Mrs. Clarence Jones of Atlantic night,*. February' l^th', at, Ralph store in Red Bank. Tho lot has a — "-» ' e» was chairman of the'street commit? tlio "Contending forces will' have pianist; Michael D'Anjbrisi, violinst; Highlands: It will be Held ia the Municipal hall. It will be in-the nature ,of frontage of 8C ieet on'Riverside tee ot'.the' council no such mistake plenty of busses And automobiles to Miss" McClain, soprano; W. Erie Buildinf Next Tuesday Nijht. a. children's, partjr, and . the young •.venue and; litycktendsi' to- the The auxiilary is planning a dance TO INITtATE CANDIDATES.' (" , would be, njado again, < tike voters to the, polls. Pharo, xylophone, and the Twinlight The. annual school election of women, will;drets as children. , ; Shrewsbury riyer, a distance of ,340 for Washington's birthday. _'^ -eA^i—~r Eatontown township will be held Odd Fellows' Degree Team will P««* feet. The rivcrfrontag.e. of the lot orchestra. , TROUPE SUFFERS FROM FIRE; ' Building Service Station.' ' , «e i e» Tuesday night, at the municipal form at Atlantic Highlands. Play at Baptilt Church. / ij).sixty feet,'did the riparianrightin Quackenbush & Leonard of Red Town Gete $18 in Fines. HER SIXTH BIRTHDAY. building at that place. Appropria- Charlie Champlin's Company It front of tho property iaincluded In The members of the degree, tean "Patty Makes Things' Hum" • is ( Bonk are building a gas and service tions amounting to ?19,475 wiirbe • Burned Out In Manachmetli. the sale. • • ' -; :. 1 Recorder. Willinm J. Foul'son. on Party Given Saturday. Afternoon for of the Red Bank lodge of Odd F*I> the titlp'of .a play, to bo given ,on station for tho Consumers' service Monday night turned over to the voted on. The terms of Clifford Iowa will initiate a number of can- • 'Charles K. Champlbi and his com- Ann M. Little. Friday;-of; this;week at the Red corporation on the Lincoln highway town $18 which he .had collected/in Brower, Allen Bennett and Harry didates for tho Atlantio Highlajfid* pany of- actors' were playing; a Bank Baptist church .by.the;U; 8. HOMER jftETHOT'S AUCTION. A birthday party was given last i at Mctuchon. The building will be fines tho pnstmonth< Eight persons v 1 Dennis will expire as members of lodge of Odd Follows tonight. Tit* '< Peek's lOngagen-ont at Taunton, : Saturday afternoon £or Ann M. Lit ~~: ,'club. ,' ..'..' ':.., :_ •; . ; ' ,:- similar in construction to the station wero arrested. Six wero: fined and tho board of education and they will trip will be >nade on the bu* Ulnt Massachusetts, last week• and were His Storei at Red Bank. Hat Been tie, six years old, daughter of Thom- opened in December bytlio'Consum- two wcro discharged. One of the bo candidates for re-election. No Red Bank. Tim membera oti'S Idected at. the, Taunton inn. The Rented by H. L. ZobtW as Little' of. Bergen place. Games Maatinf of War Vateran<|. . Ors' servieq corporation at the cor- fines was imposed for A motor viola-, opposition ticket has yet been placed team are' John Hoffman, WordtB K, hotel .caught .flro whllft they were Homer'Mcthot will have an auc- w.ere epjojwd and Ann received, a •A rneptlng of Major; Edwin Field ner of Bridge avenue and Rector tion and this money was sent to the in the field. _ _• _ . /'. Grooms, Anatole Chamoro/, CliM there and a considerable part' of tion of automobilo < accessories, largo htfrnber of birthday gifts, Her camp of the United^ States War place; Red Bunk. . sfoto. Solidon, Carl Schneider, Vie ,. , their clothing and other personal officer furnituro and some hou'so- guests mere Doris _ Swift,, June Young Man Joint the Navy. Veterans will be held ifomorroMt Warner, Elizabeth Ross, Jane "Me- Goodrldge, Frank House, R«ympn>t;^ property.was lost. ' Thdir,. trunks hold furniture next Wednesday Long- Controverijr EndeJ. HORSES FROM PENNSYLVAN1IA. Henry Mageo, son of Joseph Ma- night at the Red Bank town hall, Konnn, Margaret Beyins, Patricia Boyd, ' Georg* VnnKIrk, Ah^m, A were lh the'jlte' but, tho next daV afternoon at his stpre,, at the, cor- gco of Everett, has jolno'd the navy. "tiht Eatontown townslilp commit- Another Lot it Due to Arrive TodeV Hughes', Ruth Collins, Jean Jones, Davlson, Clifford Stilcit, Qus.t,(mK ,'/- the trunks were-found lit the ruins ner of Maple, avonuo .and Gold Henry 1B one of the popular young Tha Annual February, Sale ', tee last Wednesday night,voted to at the Ely Stable!. fronryVH.ag«rman, Robert Clark, borg, Horace Vine, R, V. R. W, if with their contents almost Intact;,' lit tha Art Kraft Bhoppe begins,to- street,-where he IWB boon engaged men ofjEvorett and the folks there buy an Amerlcan-LaFranca five Another, lot of Horses is duo to Jack Collins and. Paul Little. Stout and Clifford Hubbard. ' « day,' You must,not miss the charm- in business aa distributor of Jor- all hope that good fortun 1 will be- dan automobiles.- Mr. Mcthot will engine, thus ending a long contro- arrive today nt tho JEly stablest ... -;— ' < I e> . , • . New Merchant for Red Bank. ng'and lovely things selected. ,Art Holmdol. With this additional stock tide him during his liie oh tho roll- Craft Shopps quality with the 20% give nip this business, Tho store versy as to whether that make of A Valentin* Dance. -, Ma^i Lewis of New Yo'rk'has rent- wo will l.avo horseflesh enough to Card Party February. 13th, 1026. ing docp. - diicpunt. Come early and have the has iboen .rented • by H. L. Zobcl, engipe or some other kind of en- Dont forget the card party held A Valentine party and danet tfUl « ed the (tore atiBl' Broad.street In suit every need nml purpose at ———•»<»• • test selection. Art Kraft Shoppe, who,'will uao it ;as n salesroom for gine, should be bought. , by'thoiladien' auxiliary o£ the East 1 the'former Second national" .'bank* prices to suit any pockolbook and in Public Notice. be held on Monday night, Frttttr" "™ Red' Bank.—Advertisement. ' Packard automobiles. , ' colors to suit any pair of oyefc' Wo KoansburK Firo Compnny, at the JHth, at St. James's hell und building. . He will deal In women's '' J ' ' *' ' Mrs. William Brovoort wishes to : Your CMU Will Know have a fine lot of good acclimated flrehouso on Thompson avenue, nenr direction ot the Young Lad|j teady-to-weiir clothing, aril 'he txj n years to come the advantages ot Bray nvenuc, on Saturday- night, announce that she will carry on the horics, n lot o" young horses nil dality. JIlns Martin* Healy I* cajtti p«ots to\opon bus!ne,«* in about"* } Masquerade Ball Neat Week. - llano lessons now. $2.00 n week ready to go to work nnd somo mated February 18th, 1020. Thoro aro business of the lato Mr. Brevoort, 'Port .Monmouth' Firo ,Company, "The Brevoort Markot," undor tho No; 1, will rhold their • annual feir 'or;ten months and your child will pairs that ennt bo beat.. Wo wAiit many beiutiful and useful prizes on mnn of th« commute.* In ,A majouorade bnllfor the ben- same nnrao nnd tho ««mo high Rtand- 1 this-Vc»r the third, Wednesday of have just BO much more of an ad- you to look this stock ovcr'caroful- exhibition in J. H. RcdOold's window chnrgo ot tho dance. ..;.., .••••- •• What •• . ; cat of IprAnthoriy'is church of Rod ard of quality nnd service given In Auguat arid the' four days following. .vantage. Tustlng's guarantee of y., They'll hoar the moat searching nenr the flrohouso. Como nnd take fank will bo; h,eld Thursday night tlio past, A. continunnco nt the H, E, C.afeyourintMoody's. You ivtiy, yeir, Hereafter tho 4!»Ir will quality is the Stplnw«y Agency, tho inspection, Romolribcr, loo, that our one homo with you;—Advertise- . Cant ba JBeaten. M know how annoying it"feels',wh«n t next week at ,St. James'« hall, Hardman, tho. Aeolian nml tho well known guarantee goc« with ment. patronage of - both old and new Th»l'x ua. Palmolive, 8- bo held on tha'Corresponding i days. friends find customers Is respect- yolit shoes nro run down at the AtWdrtliBmgnt^:* v ffhrea ,prizes (will be given to the Weber* agencies. Open tonight. 10 !«ch sale! Tho Willlnm C. Ely es- enke, Xotex 40 ctnti bos lieilii Wa'll mok« them like iiow, wearers of ,tho( beii costumes. ,' Monmouth itroet, Red Bank.—Ad- ato, Holmdcl, N. J.—Advertise- For Sale. fully solicited.—Advertisement. llUlit bulbil 31 cents <*mall eip.Btine, too, for our buil* Vlol«r Nlfhl at Tmllni'i. vertisement. .'•'., mont. • • : , • In choice roiidontia! section, Red nets at half price." Oh, yif. 1 Money lo Loan on the 1. * R, PJtn. , Notice,of Election. ' . rt" Is! 'BlvlhgBlvlhg ' ftft squaresquare deall, Vy»dM»day night U also Victor .-; .-.,—;—.«J * e»M Bnrikj eight room houso, newly dec- are taking ordiri nof/ (1 Modydy'aa Bh«Bh e R«palRlf f 'S'Shoph , 86 MMe night at Tuttlng/a, Vlotrolai, Vlo- Take advantage: of our. e»»y Eufhre and Dance, orntod and improved. Lot 00x240 Tho annual'election of Firo Dis- cnlclti ''for t^o ' 'chinltl ) ttrattt , Red, Dank.—Adver- ;or r«cord«, puihoij radio*. 14 to borrpw «nd ea'iy payment plan If Friday, ovcnlnj. February Ctli, In I,. S. Rosobori-y, formerly asso- feet; gange, garden plot, Inquire trict No, 1, Holmdol township, will you need rnonoy. W« ahtall be glad 1)0 held Saturday, February lalh; at ilitmtnt, " Uonmouth *tr«tt>" ,i „ attqrntya, Rellly, Quinn A Paraona, flro cominliilonera and to niako flro , Ar To Pu«haie Your Plan* 1I0 by Gaul'g orchestra. TlckoU, GO Monmouth ntroet, whoroNaho will bo p, t Red Bank.—Advertisement. c«ntaAdv«il»«nt pleased to meet any of her old cll- Radio! appropilatlona.—Adv«rtli*nient . «inotn« c»nts a pound, milk «h6cotat«t '(14 from A. iB. Dlrhan means the ut- Authorised dealer for Oarod. moit aoonomy and Imtlng Mtjsfac- pnts to list for salo or rent. Give ««nU » pound. T» Cartdj Klto»i«ii, Real E»Ute Salesman; Wanted 1 • ' Radio! me a call.—Advortliicment, Zenith, DtForreat and Farrnno Rd Bk N JAdrtft tlon. Showroom, Drummondpl»c», Godloy Product:. Monniouth R»' dainty (vftenipon toa combbmtiqnt', •Opportunity for a yonng man to Lit Bob Johnson tolvt your ra.llo 1 phoita 888, K, K»an»burg,N. J—Adv«ri >hon«lt84. R. S. Johnson, proprla- or.—AdvBrtl«orn«nt, t«r«d to.. ICt ' 68 B.OKI itro.t. Rid r>4 Hroud stroot, Red Bank, every tliomtnt. / " , tor.-tAdvartliemont. , Tuo«ilay and 'rhu«d»y.-*Adv«rtlie. mnnt. 1 '. „ BrAtek Avenue. 11,80 Raco'rd* for 80 Cetili. Honn *n<1 daughtnra of Liberty Pool TaW« totMt* •;.: • SIVI/, ! 'ootlbropk 'Iot«,',»2o0 to »1,000, Victor Rail'Beal ncordi: new, Tuxedo Suits For Hire. initiating team pldnM bo prt««nt on Thr«* pool tablti, ttpod^oqitf|l»», .ato»acb;Sjiei-*;ie- Sl)yer pol^-Is completed aiJ4^ill b«. the.' Preibytoritn Bro formerly lived at Red Bank, but, •elb»cb Property—Trein Sever* LittU Silver, last Thursday after- «rith Sale of Ch'rittraat Sealt— I ceived Sunday night .When taken occupied, thisJweek'by"Mr,' -aii'd ,Mrsi Which Will Hold-a Clrcu. oh ,, after the death of her father, John Moie and Slop*WaUrSupply. noon at ttebride' s home. The cere- Winners In This Neighljorhood. 1 to the hospital CrisCoia Mid ho had ;afy:NiirKt'of^t;w««iii;, • Mettler, she moved to /Belleville. Fire of unknown origin yesterday mony was performed by the rroom'a About ISO persons attended the been shot by Philip Falco, at whose tl^ Mr. Mettler was a civil war veteran rnomlngdestroyei a house at Lit- father. Mrs. William.H; Wikofl'.of quarterly meeting of the Mcninouth home Criscola boarded. The; shoot- l^j^ holders end well known'through- and a member of Arrowsmith post. tle Silver owned by Augustus G. Red Bank, a twin sister of the bride, county . organisation ' for : social ing followed nn argument whloh lilglt the : Tho funeral of .Mrs. Mills Vis held was matron of honor, and Theodore service hold at tlia society's head- New.- Office™ of, Manalapan Granie |;tji«#itlfe jcom>ty':ai?dat'hi8 Meisselbach arid occupied by' Ernest started : «t o cord game, , Ctlscola' : 'St at her late residence- yesterday, and Fey, who I| employed-as a •caretak- p. Parsons, a brother of the groom, quarters at Red' Bank Monday af- ind Falco.had alway£ been intimate ';<^;iv ' ^''c^^ikiii '•*'••'"••'•' wasgrboniBrcan; .; c';'r v hV^bsterjrwillbiB^^M^ p jfi p> butlaU was.- made this rnornlng-at er" on^ thh e MiiMeisselbacb h placel , Of the ternoon. Among ' Wq'se 'present friends." 'j Tftii^ disappeared ;after 'The^fbliowJngAofflceji • itlsenientt'MfMf- the-'circus,the-circus,' .wlilqji.wlljjillj o ^^t«; H« wa»'Jn{hi»l6l6t year. Frenehtovh.'•':''.•••••••" •• • ' .• •• contents of the house, only 10 The bride was attired in brown were the school pupils Who had won the shoptlntv p"^ stalled by" County Deputy J be giv b th Bt|ihj . . I"" : : : be given by the B»bt|ierhoo hlsassistants from Freehold at > the;;d»y,;nlght o^neJtt^Miklrithfe and her sister, was dressed in green teat conducted by'the society In last meeting,of.Mi»nidapa!l..grange'. tefOTe which caused wemberj of his loss is estimated at $10,000 and is ; jfimOyl.to- believe that-he -would re- DIED AFTER OPERATION. covered by insurance.- crepe and also carried roses. .••'• Tho connection with its sale of Chritt- '.'., Woman Hurt .by Auto.; Wffllaro *B. ^a^y ?jna8fer; H;VW, : ppsWrs; we.re • rooms were attractlvel<>, decorated mas seals.---The essays were writ- : MwrH. F. ii Herbert-overseer, 'Mrs.--ty ,Vi.' Au- ^d Mrs. Fey discovered the fire. She ; 1 ;wH f iByiilems mack lecturer, G. Winfield Oono\ i^!<f.;iiYyckbff 'was a'member of the MICHAEL LADISO WAS SICK called her husband and then sum- with flowersb y y fflKenned yy ten on the; subjeqlr VWIwt Caij My injured in a collision of two auto- Muylel Foster, JaDnn^ ONLY A FEW DAYS. SonS s of Red BankB . Miss Sara Arm School Do, to Prevent Tube'rculo- mobiles, last wuek. near.. Freehold; steward, Nathan,N. ',yBnderveer, i i'tioard; ;of freeholders for 'fourteen moned the firemen from Little Sil- S A •iBtant; steward,-^ William ?H. ..Reid phlne BSrk'.(»y,> perthttiConfad,- years and was director of the board ver, Camp Vail and Oceanport- The strong played tho wedding marc' sis?". The posters dealt with good She was taken to the rjp'rlng'Lake Mitehe^;;: Lena ;^yitera,i ^ Red Bank Resident Died of Poriton' e^pI^np^MbirKa^H^../o ^ ., . years. He; was a life-long. nearest fire hydrant was several and "At Dawning" was rendered b health axioms. hospital' for treatment Raymond p,Ruh1Ierl!eirfrAhfiALflyt0n,VRuth'1IerlirfrAhL ; -itl* La»t Week at the Long Branch Mrs. J. Winiam Heim; ' ' treasurer, Mrs. Chfjlotto C. Vander ; |T;..;,'i; Democrat and was first elected a hundred yards away from the house The, contest was divided into Laytori'Of West Grove,.driver of the Mildred L.Moprtr, Marion Milbaue>t Hoipiul After an Operation for The reception was attended b three, groups. yeer = iecretaiy; Jam*>s,^ VsitDerhoef : i|lreeJioldot; in 1910, ., He was -re- Appendicitis. ;> " : • and as the hose was being laid the Iii the group for car which Hit' Mrs/Roof's niacMne, RArt»elt;Wickej,;;.W. G:L;a^Aicei;v' fire gained considerable headway. sixty guests. James/R. Wolcott < high school students in the poster was held, in ,$2,0000 ball to await gate keeperj- Mrs.!.William Jt.vReid Gwri!tis'.^H ayfardli-\^alJ^.;!.- Sundpy, -. |,faiK;:v,.;; : ':..;..;;.•.;_ - . - ;. Mr. Meisselbach's house and setr- Red Bank got.second prizl e iin tho treasurer- and Miss Minnie Ireland til tho nlghtof the t:ircus..'•••' ! v ;;.".' ; had lived at-Red Bank thirty years Miss VeraMariu Bennett, daogh- , Mr,, anM* Mrs.; Samuel' Bvrke -'l $)l -i.;.; Mr.; Wy ckoff . was a successful. eral..Email Imildlng3 were near tho group for tKe lower grades and of .the Long Brarioh, hospitaj secref-! ,- A blg;ring-%m:be,placwlfti;th«iv and In the point,of service he Was ter of JoBeph 'Bennett of Shrews : : TrehtbnVspeWtTrehtbnVspeWrehtbnVspeWtt' SuSundajn j 'tyWvMtyWvMr,r, o ,oiid fire but these' buildings w,ere: saved honorable- mention vas received by .taryt . --.;.-:;. .,..;.. .v-:. '•••• .\-r'i gymnasiunVtand the'shoiyi-s'lll,.b,ei: |Xwiner.- He was a member of the one of the oldest.employees at the bury avenue,- Red . B*ank, and .Vin : from damage by. the firemen; Mr. v Alfred Fenzel of Fort Hancock;, MAMrA;; HeriryHri . BfBuflte;l ; •'.- •••••'(,,' VV'XV'X' ' ••''• precede*'byi.'^;^ajpade;lrt tha'ilR 'IjRfeehbld Baptist church and was Sigmund Eisner factory. Shortly cent C. Ryland of Minneapolis, Min. iMrs; EmmajDeVEmmajVjj MissSafajPeMafjPy Meisselbach Js. spending the.winter] In the essay contest Doris Jar- . : Fireman Enjoy Dinned; - 11 will''be.acwbB one of the church, trustees. He is after he came to Red Bank he began at Long Keyes, Florida, ncsota, were married Monday morn and ArthuAth r KellingtottKllitt ' weree guestst g'fimrvlYed by a widow, two children, dine of Red fi^nk and-Mary-'GIU of The annual dinner of tHe Belmar 1 twined. Jngglerairid^lld^BnU/., work at the Eisner plant. At that ing, January 25th, at the Church oi fire., department • was' held;; last of,MR.'an^.;Mr*. Harry; tyellB.. O f & Mrs. Carolyn Holland and Charles the Sacred Heart of Plttsburg. Mrs Leonardo received honorable men- nials.;, Ithei»himab': wlU' -include , time the factory was located-on Wednesday night nnd was attended •KoHtori'on'Saturday, •'•'.•"'.' V f'lP.' Wyckoff of Marlboro, and a Wallace street. He was industrious CLUB'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY. Harold Falnei of" Pittsburgi a sistei tion in tho high; school group.. In ; throo lions,,: a bear, on olephnufsnd the seventh and eighth grade group by 38 members of tne department Mr** Haiveveyy C,, :Stult: s pspent froni two!monkeys.Theyw^two!monkeys^'Thy'^^ be eb .ob-^^ ,,. brother and sister, Herbert Wyck'otf and was not afraid to work and step Feitivitlet at the Homo of Mrs. of the bride, was matron .of honoi dtil' Std :trNi !monkeys. : Helen Lambert of Fort HancpcK The.flrenieh; favored the organlza- Tuesday, until' Saturday ;:atr Niw tsllned -f rom' the Twin; Brbb^zobJogl- •- pp^Tampa,: Florida, and .Mrs. C.A by step he WBS advanced. At the Coorg. Walling »f Belford. and Mr, Falne was groomsman.' Th ed f rom' th J : ~" "iEmmons of Perth Amboy. The fjtt- time of his death he was a special bride wovo' a gown of yellow- satin waa. first,' Ruth Ktargenwicl: of Leo- tion of. a relief association and also Y«rfc.',/.v.:wrfc.w: : '.yv.'--;.:;';!;^y.; - :y y.c»l'par; k :ln-' Mlddl^ttW township. ,The Goo4 and Welfare club of .,' neral was held at his late home Mon- tailor and his duties .consisted of de- with a hajbtp match, and she carrier nardo was second and honorable suggested that lamps he placed on ; Williailli m EE . MMoun t andd son Joseph Special cages arb'Joing built.for the Belford, celebrated its first, anniver- ith hjtt th d h i' the fire alarwhcxes,i1 ^ ,'.••.".,;•'-.: "-, ;ariIn>Bls In order tb''6(et thaifcagsn,V |;;-^iy afternoon and burial was made signing army, officers' uniforms. : a. boquet of white roBes;. The. newl mention was receivud by RuOt Col- arrIved' on- Thursday irom El- Ddta; ;riI>s In order tb6(et thaifcagsn,; V sary'last Thursday night at Mrs* : ; "''""*-'•'Green Lawn cemetery jat Free- married couple are now on the! lirn. and. Paulino Rolf of Leonardo. Florid*, for.a'short buslneBs trip. through the"dbbrs-bth"dbbrbff ththe Kymn'as' > Mr. Ladiso leaves a widow, Mary George. Walling's.. • An entertain- ; JH. Ladiso, and. four children, they honeymoon;trip. They' will Hvi In. the group foV the lower gx^de.a '; The'iAwerica*stores,-Juweixtk&H :ntmV:V - ';•:;•'•-%,'•': ^'.'.fefvO!^ ment was given' comprising a violin Evelyn- Wyckbff' of .•Lincrbft -wortt a:'r.pain in the eld Ceritral hotel and [being ' Joseph, • James, Row, and solo by Robert Murphyj.a saXsphone either ..at New.Yorfc or in Pennsyl ^Mickey Walker UidWrgoe* in iOp PET vania,. andybpibre. istarting,' house second prize; .and'Tibnorsible wen- N ^WopjerJ si'.br?heh:store.trereV; •• ','•!•: Mary.iadlso; all' of whom.llve.at solo by Alexander Smith, a piano ..«k! Jennia. Msrtin of Gaiton; is. Benjamin Atwattjr'i ffoat Led FleU CHARLES KELLY'S DEATH. solo by Mis? Alice Morris arid re'cU r Mlckby' "Wallier" undetweni t.. eek^1 witltV h ter, .Mrsi- < Laura Dennis of Long •with.tbe, 1)ridp ?'parents.. ',Mr.;'Ry of .fort; Hancocli; and MiTdred Er- bj>e'n:d|hg; t few week^ witltV h«* ;'• ; .;:^^»4^e.lerd*3^:^.;':'^^»4^e.lerd*3^:^11 ^•..:^..:... tationi'by Miss Dot Seeley; aad' Miss operation lost, week at' Philadelphia dillit^ Mi T' ori K. Hann. • Tae mririthe^sit 'rain' »tbrin?&£>S'im« j,, Jt?PROMINENT. EVERE. T FARMER Island. City. , . .J Helen Lisowsky. An Ico cream eat-; landla employed.asa storemanags rickton.oIjLlttJe-Sily^/'First' prizes. Mr.iirifMr^.Cl^ . The funeral was held list Saturr ; by tbaJj Gi MeCreerV grbce.ry'cpni' throughput; were,' picture^ and- ,tec- for th»'removal of hfitottsils and;an 'day night indrMon'da'y^finfsfieldj up . ing contest was won ,by: Georgi obstructlin In his nose, ,It |s rep'brb- Mn: Sager. of Trentonj Mcompflni $$kji VICTIM OF PNEUMQNiA:' day morning!, at St! Jsmes's church pany.c He, will be .transferred;?' ond priises subscriptibns to, maga- witft a^srtiwfall and a'drop-In ^eih- \ tukep. Midnight refrcshwents of ed around here, that. 'vVBlksx.iijcp.r byJMIss-aer^nten'ia^ - Trautminii'-.tni \ gi;-:.'H»'Die* Mo"nd»y Night at Ika, Age anj ;,was; largely attended. Rev. coffee, ice cream and cake, were nianaget;.of;a,sto,t:e in Minneapol; zines, botK. to, be tha/r""""'^ '* Grinn^r^ , -yislteliltldd theh latter*ltt* s unteiV pernturV/whlcbifrozapnr/whlb.fr ' thja slush bh ',,' Thomas Kirk chanfoa a high mass of to a' store st New Yorft or In Pe^i. .templatlng going; intb the mdviev. : th'i ice so; that-ice ^oatinSfartamSr., *-••'••'••.'. of-68, Yeari After a SickneM -or ' 6 wa tMd J the- schools' frpm, whjch ja?o'b Tra'u,tmann, Sr., and his wif6 i requiem. The burial was made at serve* Mtofc' . f - on, Jo- sylvan'si Hjs brjdo went to; Pitts- 'came.\ ' ' ; ';' .".'••'.•.-.'.-" . John "^oohan, and. Jonit. Murphy ( tion picture making, was .resumia- Aboul Two Woel«—A Widow end soph Smith'sid: radioi " outfit Thosie ettendci a hockey gaifle last Satur- ^'Thuiai This Is 'MlTfc Six-Children Survive Him. '" Mount,Olivet cemetery:- The bear- burg.Ust September ,^'8pbhd. a; few; U yesterday on the North Shrewsbury-; ers were. Flank. Brircch. iSr/Davld present'were Mi*.'andl Mrs;. George weeks.' Tvith; hep .slpiij, • i.ano; she'' b'ef day night at tho MadtooJv," river.;!' TheVmii.r'rllng 'was iclevoted v .,.../; iChsrieV .Kellyr one' of/.'the" best Wallintf and their, daue|jtpr'.Ge.o,^-; icame acquainted wWMriRylaniai garden;-" •: •!:'•..• •• '- '•• 'V'Vr';; ''Arwonr vHulsait: has (ompleteil' toV;th"e actlyi,ti^s>off the Famous-..; ]/ i .'i-Danlel; W. Martin,.Nicholas '<|^rtejarbi)s)i»f«scourte iat Rider I''.;;i kribwn, farmers of Evirett'i' died Nufc'ci.JLouis Nannlne andXouls De- getfe,;-J6seph Smith, Mis»VChrlatine;- .that tinted *•'.•-" • • .-'.. MiM.#*$ryn.. Zsttivoi ;Hpo.oken 1 Players ta.kJng,'-Bybnes'for {hll |N Monday night of pneumonia after a Smith, Alexander Smith, Mrs. Emnia' , Siato'.i spdns the' weik-end with 'friends' llegi. at .Trentorf.'B?*d ni&' teceiy'stl < i ; Chtccidl .' 'TheTo. Vero niany. floral ; : ; ! : tur« : 'GlJ^'YdtK' i|-\i> sickness • bf,: abpui two week's.-' He tribntesV: '?•"*'?Q_:' ' "••; Morris and-her children, AUceV Daisjj : Eash year th^ljftW^rBeyGue Jiere;.''.. 'i;:-v, -fy* fe- ..;>';•'••;,-..': • , • i:,^plorHa; U?r?i; ,'r.. • •••-:.^;V--i ^ •'•'• f and . Lymah, Mrs. Martha; Murphy ' '••'•''"}*. sey breeders'. ass.ooiaftqn • iivaifd 1 Mrrwd'Mr^L'erciir: Rhodes;''and o j-:.kwas 65, years old and he had; lived Miss Augusta •Cuilma.hi daughter Ja«r«s''vfalU(c«,and Henrs.;Kruse gteneral lff.;. ;^.. and. hes cnlldreii Huth, !Rpbert.'and r Guernsey Jujr to the,.man who-mljks; are^b'wk again o»;ttm pplice;forc8. 'son Lerby of Freehilii ' ^spblrit; Siipday |#?,,ab6iit forty years at Everett, where DEATH OFFORMER RESIDENT. r of Williar; Cullnian of Atlantjr* V>M»-industry, thrift and -neigh- Raymond,' Mrs. William "Burmley, and feeds the pure bred.-Guerllsey Several mpntbi ago tHe fcblfce' ftm"with, Mr. and-Mrs,. Ernest; Mariott. , The jprfiicipar event";b"f the d»x"; ~"»». .Dot' Seeley, WilUam-H.'Ben- Highlands', and Charles- Thoma o: cow that rflakeB'thebes^yeart rec- Lsroy HU1B& an3' Beanld < Spsrgo was the Beconct and' flriaVrac e for/ lorly qualities he came to be re- Mrt. MtVy. E;^Erup«Ii Ditd at BrooklynBokly,, weref rwarried on Tuesda; was- reduced and Mr. Wallace and .. .gadded as one of the leading citl- ' Grand Gorjre, ord ihMts class in New. Jersey. Siit- Mr; Krusei whaler* the last- Wo' have had.adeaoidK and their tonBils points on. the cup donated by Fred of Jastl week at.the'brid«s hom» b; teen'trophies, •were awarded at tho removed atith* hong Branch hospl' D. Wikflff Co'.'.'which was" Won'by' gifjitirMFtif.that locality!' -.-.- - Mrs. Mary.JS.VCrlspell.,^ form.cr. meri appointed;on-the,'iOTC"e.'Were ; "Rev".'Howard Fraierrrector of SI annual meeting of th^i association at ttat ;,' ,..••••';,;':.l'"-'v;-^":, v'. B|9nJaroin',L. "Atwater's Pet, ,Balle4 . I- :.'; -Mr. Kelly was a son of the late resident' of Red' Bank and .mother Mrir WllliBra" "Bailey .«Sf-'^l "Andrew's church at Highlands: Th laid off, but ^ey,;w.eretpldft that ; daughter, Hatinan, Geotgt. .tiikeT? TriritoTririton'n a fefww ddayy s aggo anned one.off time that they would be reip.pointed J, Denamack. :of,^ by; FranK .and r Qscar Brand, leading^-.' •; ||i •Patrick Kelly,of Marlboro. >HB;was of William K; CrlBpeU' of South ; cpupla have, gone to Mexico for. 1 ; . a .self-made man, working first as a street, 'died, suddenly last Saturday Miss Helen Llsowsky, !pee VanNestj themth . ,weht-.thtt o ^Banlf^Blftt .Wi;.-ClteWWiClteW^ aij,i .again w(thh» a-i5hort>time. - • . :;; the' week-end w" ahdMrsiJ; the' fle'et pit; so'van 'startefs' through-; 1 'stay-tff, sbt months.' On their r. Bergeri' , out Jhtt^;'ontira-,rac'e.;;;T.he; wjnd "was, :, fannhand, then farming . place on at tHe-. home of -her-.'daughter* Mrs. Mrs. Mary Dieti, Josepli'Diets'and turn.they •will five st Brooklyn: Th employee on Charles-Dr Cleveland's ! Tickets,^e'sellihg'fa'st for- the i 'shares which was owned by James C. A. Bpoth of Grand , Gorge, Junior Swannell. • The merrymakers Sunnybrook: farm'at Eatontown; 'He dan'ceyto (be given,on.,5;r|day night Mr.'ah'd . lr.., .,„_. „._,_.-„-„. mbaeffit9[^c&'iJ^;iBorJ;)iS^Ktp- bride. recently Wave u ji> her l.poslttoi ete" week-end .gue-.lftt.MlSB Anna .'.'G.'Crtvwford, and eventually buying Jfew York, with whom she had received a.call from Rey. Richard as a och,oel teacher at Rumspn: milked and fed Monarch'?. Ideal, aof- nejct',wfiek,'.at Hbty- Bbsary hall %!:;•;, -the; farm. His death occurred oliven d the past three- yea,rs. Mrs. Conover, art evangelist whef is' con- cow which is the state ohampion In and for the^euctire party and dancp Kopf.and'Geo(g§'Albera of.Broplc- •oni;-' her class this year. JUhls cow pro- toj be. given" «h Monday nlghti Feb- : ; r ; : Tbo bqatiuweiit ffveTtlmeBpveR.tli8flVeT-tlmes'-pveR.tlie) ' this place. It is one of the-largest Crisp'ell was 78 years bid. Her ducting revival services 'at Belford. SHOT HIMSELF AT THEATER. lyn; '.'- ':.:%":;'v ,;: :.:r;. '^ 1 1 The 'club' will meet tonight »t Mr»i duced 16,243 pounds'of mill;'con- ruary 16th, :-at. Holy Cross hall,' Misa Rose' Refs^and- ,Mlss; Aniia club's' Bhortttriajigular'course,' the ;; and most productive farms in the huBband, David' B, Criapoll, died : start and finish; bei..(? .bppptltfl tha:. „.. „. district four years ago at' Grand Gorge, WUHani Burmley's at Belford. Soldier Sen*. B"SiTt Into HI. Body taining 920.2 pounds of butter 'fat. William1,Sinclair haisresumeil hl» Reis of ..Brooklyn spent, last - week W»lcMn|t Palace Perfonn«nce. In New Xersey the average producr wlth'tlieir'aunt, Mrs.'L.' Pressi', - '; steambbat -whor/f>..Thomas''Irvliig; KJK '«Mr. Kelly Is survived by hii wife. while' visiting there. The couple duties as Janitor at the high school 4 Brown> Sajr:,'Wheh,\sailed by Dejl- •' If 5Sstyo:before her marriage, was JMI«s had. lived'at Red Bank- twenty FIVE BOYS ARRESTED. Herbert D'Braunsteln, a soldier a1 tton for all pure bred. Guernsey building after having .been, laid up Mrs. HarvejTi Eoyoe,-Mrs.' Tunis years.'. For a number of years the cows for the past year was'Ji,?37,9 Boyca, •and,. daughter.^Eleanor 'ot foVd'- Fisher 'iliid .Fre'd FjBheri" and-r ;«i, Mary Catherine Kelly, daughter of Fort Monmouth, shot himself ;last L several V^'.^lth,- slc.kneB3. - Mr. BrbWn's Now Then, aaUeA.by\ lato Mr. Crispell was employed at Tb«7 arc Cbwgeg d St»»lin» » pounds of rnilk^otitatnin^ 6fj7-6 Newark we're guesta of'.ltfr. «ncl MW i}j,.5 the, late Patrlek Kelly of Everett Thursday afternoon while sttendiri, : r A epntract.for collecting garbage Harry' .Clky'^rid-.Andkeyv;. White,' Fair yiew.cemetery in Middletown Car at HltUandi. .jpounds' of butter fat-iTl»« ; aVeragB WilliamMy Davison,-'Sr.,-a."fe,w:day» ; ^Although Mr. -Kt.11 J end his wife a show at the Palace theater ©i. production for,all cows in tho Unit- and ru'bbisti in tho borough has been were'second an3,'third.reiipectlvely,,- ;; had the same surname before their township. - The funeral of Mrs. Hubert Ryan, Roy Maxson, Kler- East Front street The bullet en; awarded by tha borough eoramls- Crispell was held yesterday at ed States is.4,000 pounds of' rollk '• Miss Elsie bibbs Was'the gueit bt Ira Crouse'i Ty^o. and Henry.APPUT t.,l'; .narriago, they were not related. en Horan and Edgar C. Parmelee of tend hia body noar tha sioners to Harold J. Peters' on a bid gate's Whl^caAe Inffftfrfclj atld Grand Gorge and the burial was HighUnd»and Alfred Davlei of At- containing 130 pounds of butter fat. Mrs." Williarn .'Stardstadt cf Freehold Bv'lij(Kelly.leaves six children. They was taken to'the Long Branch hos- .of ?8,8B0. No ' objections! were fifth. . CSvnrrrK Vr. Rrov'i.nofin*.-•nil |f ware7.John1 KeHy of Trenton, William, made at that place. lantic Highlands will, be' arraigned pltalln Woiden's ambulance. The made to the- borough budget, for lasfjwek,- •••"•:;•.'•', •'" /;' . .,'• .'i; .; flf th. GeorgeiiVA Bray's; "" k. Thomas and Charles Kelly, who tonight before Recorder George W. soldier occupied onb "of the rear MIDDLETOWNjJRIDGE PARTIES 1926 and the budget -vas adopted by Henry"Mergaugty, who, has. been Irving" Hay's Northwester -',started Hardy at Highlands on a charge of (fferlng with an Injur; to her lalt but on account of their runners .be- ; lived on the farm and assisted their DEATH OFi AGED MAN. seats in the theater. When the ph. Saveral Social Functions at iliathe commissioners. . , • . ing too sharp for tht) iVfa'ther; Miss Helen Kelly, who alio stealing an automobile owned by tol was discharged only a few per- 1 foot for several weeks, went to Mc- King . Highway Inn. Tha. firemen were called out Sat- Kinley hospital at Trenton on Fri- thoy ,wera .withdrawn. i--.live* at the homestead; Thomas John W»rd OddTTbled Sund.y in Ned Cotton of Highlands, All who sons In the, theater he&rd the report, urday by a grass fire on Daltgn v day and they put it lr a plsBtcrcost. < Ktlly of Everett, and Mrs. Martin Conn«tlcirt In Hit 83d Y»»r. wera arrested range in. age from as .the. sound had been muffled by Several bridge parties have been Parmly's farm on Blngharn-avenue. fifteen to nineteen years. The theft held; during tha past few-days at the Mr. ,and Mrs. W'ltw Bmmo'ns and '. Another Light Atkod For. f;K«lly of Llncroft. Mr. Kelly al!b John Wwd Oddtc, aged 83 yean, the soldier's overcoat^ which covered Several acres were burned over be- g,.; leaves three sisters snd three occurred last Saturday night. The the weapon. Kipg/s Highway inn. at -Miadle.to.wn family moved to Highlaiic! Park,' ,A requeBt for a light on Wert" a former resident of Red Bank, village.. The .hostesses were Mrs. E. fore the flatties were put out. Front street, near Railroad avenue, |J.#'brothers. They are Mrs. James car was taken from a garage and No"w Brunsn-ick, loot. Wednesday. 1 died of.general debility Sunday at after it had been driven around sev- D. Lentilhon; and Mrs, Ernest Man- Mr.;En)m»i)s hni.teen.employed by was.-'received'.' by \the '.Red ; Banlf, :'Crint of Wlckatunk, Mrs. John Col- the home of his daughter, Mrs, UKs of Rumson, Mrs. Alexander eral hours it was abandoned on A BIRTHDAY PARTY. rfiU of Middletown. villageg,, Mrs* FAIR HAVEN NEWS. the'^Ighlano park bujldlng WJC& commissioners. It was referred to Charles Parsons of Riverside, the light qoftihiittee. Councilmtth Sleuk of. Keyport, John Kelly of Naveslnk avenue'at Highlands. The It WM Ginn- Saturday for M»: Howard StocktoStkt n and MrsM , ArthuAth r Chimney Fir* in Johiv Nunbaum'e -nny.." '. - .. •,.'-..'..}...'-•'.—-5--: •. '. " Connecticut. He .was a member- car had been driven with a small Naylor of Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Edward;M. 'Helser' of. Ten- Thomas M." Gdpslll.said 4l9 hact lit:., ; Everett, Patrick Kelly of Marlboro of the New York stock exchange. jorl« Trari« of- Fair Haven. Home—Fielder. Crott iatHoiplt.h ; and James Kelly of Iowa. . quantity of oil in the motor and. Hie Mrs. W. W. Conrad of Trenton. ncntandjor.r Eilrl and.Asjier visited vety'gated the.lighting condltlpn.ini During the civil war he served as A birthday- party ai given last A chimney fire atarted Sunday af- that part of the town. and. that he bearings in the motor wtra burned Saturday; sight for Marjorle Travis Several young New York folks, her Blister, Mrs, Ella Christie, on Tho funeral will be held Friday an ensign in the navy, The fun- out. It will cost about $200 to re who spend their summers in this ternoon in John/Nussbaum's house. Su'rda'y.' '" ;,' .. .'• ' ' "• '.' ". '.did not belioyo another light' wsi morning at nine eral was held lut sight at of Fair Haven a£.the.home of her The flames.weta put out by the fire- g it the pair tfte msthlne. TV»rronta ftir ins section, tsari* ttwtr htodqcerMra «t ;Miss Helen .Konnedj?; was 'thett ''' '" "; heuh n and a t htlf-pmhlf t nl«« o'elsek aids ami tho burlalww mdo arrest of the.five boys were served sister, Mrs. Clarence Carlson . o: the Inn last week while Icboatlng men before much damage ntd bet* jraeit of Miss Laventa Rosa bn'Stm- day in Fair View cemetery Seabright, Those present' were dine,' - - '••••.••'•••,;.• ...... Card ,of TlianVt. /" ".;.. , at St. Catherine's church of Kver- Sunday. and skating on the river. In. this 4 ; : 1 iy- ' ' ; ' .;. . : :-.?.•' Words enn never express our ap- ett, with s solemn high mass of re- Middletown.township, Jennie, Emily and Josephine Carl' party were Mr, and Mrs. M. V. Teas- Fielder Cross underwent an. oper* sen, Katherlne Frang, Ethel Traub, The Sanford Memorial, church preciation, of klr.dness and sympathy.; quiem by Rev. Francis J. Sullivan. SOON TO At A BRIDE. dale and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Grid- atlon for apperidicltlt last Friday ai held -i supper Friday night Marion Nelson, Eleanor Thomas, Wbodley' hospital at Little Silver. shown us during' our bereavement Six nephews of Mr. Kelly, will act DIED AFTER OPERATION. >y; •'..•'."•. • D. E. Laird spent a few days last in- tho.-d.enth of our deak, wifeland. a* bearers. Burjal will bo mede at Miicellaneou* Shower for Mli» Elfi» Gladys Johnson! Stanley Ulbrych, Harnion Traftoid' bought » week'•with his sbn.Herbe'rt '" daughter, Ada K. Gulllaudci). Whiter M.rjorle V. Beckelt P.ued Avar Charles and] Frank Covert, Lestei Mcunt Olivet ccme'ery. Abblati of Rumion. HER EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY. new Chevrolet sedan. ' ton.,' " '' ' ••••••••• thanking, everyone,: we eapetlalljf L«it Nlfht »t HoiplUl. A miscellaneous shower was given and Leonard Nelion, Chester Policeman Joseph Herdon. was thank ReK. Dr.: Cobb, Mrs. Qsborne. Marjorle V. Beckett, daughter last Saturday night for Mlis Eln> Thomas, William Devereaux, Har- Mitt Dorothy Dltti Celebrattd It kept indoors last weok'with.sickness. Mr. and Mrs. WilHatri Hwhert bf. Mrs. CobbVMr;.John W. Flock'an( .deepest'' :':'V.rMl«s Nhrlton was 78 years old and Struse, Misses Agnes Slmpllclo, Fllo- tomorrow afternoon at tha houso of herValster, ^Irs; Edward, T,"" apiireolatioti', fpr, ,:.ie Wntik pnd. : the waa a daughter of Peter T. and funeral arrangements have not yet and will be conducted by Rov. W. njoyod amid festive decorations next week's council. meeting by mena Gattls, Antoinette Nucct, nd each, guest received a souvenir Samuel Clpeland. . ' «y.: , . M • ••.>'.'' ••'<•' '.•>.. •. . sympathy -extend^ during',*!•". )ll«i Mary L. Nlviion. She leaves a tis- been made. Dutton Dale. The hurlal will ba RBV, and Mrs. Fred Wi'tocktn- n«a- and deajh^also for flrwersnnd' Doris Farwell, Antoinette' Faizone, avor. Miss Dictz was the recipient J i*T;anl a brother, Miss Sarah E, made nt Glenwood cemetery. Mrs. Arthur Sickles has recovered m«ler,»pejit'TJnirfdayiitta'frjdayat loa,n,, of m"'' " " " ' Death of Keyport Man. Winifred Duncan, Edith Duncan, f many gifts. Nivlson and Henry Nivlson of Eat- Irene and Josephine Abblati, Anna from an attack bf topsllltlt and hit CheatirV Pa., attchdlttg »ho. Summer . ontown. She w»s, a member of the John Costa of Keyport died last rcsumod her duties as teacher at the 1 Martin and Anna Dechlcchlo, Frank A Speed Boat for Commuting. BRIDGE PARTYjVT LEONARDO. Willow1 streot ach6pl. .' ' blbla school auoclat'bn iioctlngs. ' • : -C«rdl^f^KinI.t;'';'p;''>(.;'' Estontown Presbyterian church tnd Tuesday, aged 78 yoars. Mr, Costa Donato, John Kaney, William Dick- Chrlitltn ,W. Felgenspah, * sum- I Mr*. Klwpod PeUIe liiivreturno.d ' *ht was Very active In church work. was a native of Italy and had lived '••tiilllei at th* Home of Mr. and Geraldino Smith, who -lias betn Wo o*pres« our efnetre'.thanks'.;, enson. Charles Abblati, John Pohl, mer resident of Rumson, ' to Spotswood.'-after,,'spending- two' to 'the Fair Haven- firemen for1 theul Tht funeral waa held at the church at Keyport 27 yoars. He Ii sur-Victor Ennry and George and Ken Mn. Alexander Clark. laid up with' rheumatism, Is Improv- weeks with her »l«ter, Mrs. Forman .Js Sunday afternoon and tht sermon vived by six children, Louis, M. John bought a speed boat In which lie ing. • ... prompt atol^tonce in putting oqt tnf. . neth Duncan. •'.'-. will commute between his summer Mr. and Mrs. Altxani'er Clark of Saydajn,, Mr. Suydani has b«en flro.al our,'houte' Sunday afternoon. fejfai preiehetl by Rov. Dwlght L. and August A; of Keyport, Peter of d tntcrUinetid d a numbeb r of having hla «y« treated at St. Mi- Peorl RWer, N. Y., Mrs. John Cat- home at Rumson and Nowark next LITTLE SILVER ' • Mr, and Mrs.-John Nusbauni., .• l%*P»r«on»n. Hni44Burial wal n M»^* (n tho riends at a brldgo purty ..last chael's hoipltal at Newark-. ; ;" -rAdyertlwmeii^;^ 1; \-r ••'!.'-'••'/'. dllla of Bayridgo, N. Y., and Mrs. MORE MONEY FOR TEACHERS. summer. The boat has a. 400- l ' chnreh cemetery. Vadnesdsy night. Kefrcshmonts M»chanlc.' v( to Hold njLu Mr. and fit*. jMler Smith of J«^ •,-•,•'..'Card of Thanlut '•••'.•' • J. S. Costa of Monllcello, N. Yl; Fu- honepower motor and will niako nd radio music wound up tho ov«n S«Urle> In Eatontown TowmMp In- a speed of fifty miles an'hour. bos sociable N.*« W..k. ; ley City were week-fB . cemotery. ' town townihlp at a matting last Wednesday night in the Methodlit llngton wtr* gut*ta of Mr. and Mn; th J_ r»|M»I»l In N«w York Ho.p|«.l. , Miss Mario Devereaux of Sea- encll, went to EInar Hammer. church hall. H. W. Walker of N«w BniniWck on thtni durlnf their «M«cnt b«ta\a« ' ' • week voted to Increase the salary bf bright, who attends Montcltlr, nor- >thers present wore Philip Peters, mtnt.—Advertlstrtient. 1 \.., < .-,; ''• "•Allan Ralph, a ton of Jnllm Died at Hoipllal. each of tho township school teach- Edward WorthUy has taken a po- Wtdnciday. , - 1 Ralph, tilt woll known writer, died mal school,.Is practice teaching at Mrs, Klnsr illummer, Miss Marian Rev. Fr»d W. Drucke itnlllei' and Mrs. Margaret Colomnn of Brad- ers 1100 n year and to Increait the Lpng Branch. She will graduate 'eteri and Carl Phlllppl. iltlon in. th* Comolldated gai com- .' ' 'Wl, "•turd#y in Btllivua hotplul, New pany's office at Long Brunch,, He George' D." VanDthtarfb' att«nd«)t 1 «velt dfnd Sunday nt St, Francis's salary of Walter S. Tuttlt, the from normal school next June- ' > lo»ln« mntunf ,a( 'ork..,H» vat 88 years bid.' He hospital tit Trenton nft«r in' opera- school Jpnltori f 100 r yenr,. Chwlei haa bought a n«w Star coup*. the meeting bf.Monni(tutfv"* r«iby- p. whq tW»«4,Mri ' , Ohtnnlna OiM*" • r*port«r, ;wrlt«r and Riddle cast a lone dl»sentlnj vot« Farm and Home RenUJ. John VsnNais «nt«rtaln«il nla. t«ry»t y«rdvll|s on Tuwdty of r«»' tion. Sim leaves a daughter, Mils Denoe at Lllll* SINer. tr on th« sUfT. of th* Hiw Lauretta Coleman. 'Throo.brother* ag«ln»t the Increases. Tha Incrtssei Wellington Wllklns'i, farm of tlyet from HlghUaiJ P»rl: on Sun- WlV. . >' ' '',' ' ld and Niw York BiA and ware mads on ths recommandttlon Tim Two-Ten club of Liltla Sil- Ighty acres at Tinton Foils has day. vMrr, Frank P«rrlnt, MrsM . Elm«r ADVERTISEMENTS. and a elit«r a|id survive her.. Thty ieen wntod with an option of * ))• was on ttil' r«por- are Jtmts, .Patrick, John and Mar- of Fred .G. 6t<«Im«n, ths ver will hold «.danc» on Friday Mr. and Mtt Edwsrd Simpson of Rtete d tnd d«u»hUr flittflittyof,Ten-of,T of tilt ft» Vtpt In* Villlam A. Hopping, Mr. Hopping doors wUh tlckntM, given Monday night for Mrs. Bar- bt 1 rented Mn.CJmrlv" Dlmond's 1 ton bara Braicihh of Littlle Silver. .Ti.Tin Kw Jamn l)«»v»)> b on tht kick »nli?tlnjt.th« strrlct of Lukt >uis on Morford pUco to J«s«ph Hit ruuU vrart pr«i«nt ffrom LlttltSlI- Jttman of Doyknown, 'Pe7iwo/J. 'anl«' m 5 i..:;(! i!X(n!iBRy.,WAittEDV:,: .., . ,:.' '-'..,. FOR RENT. . . ..' • '•••. •>N;ESTATE ^OR'sAtiE/^^.. .;':•' '.•''•,;.;• -r'•'•!-..-. "FOB'SALE;'A': "*;: v^;'- ;to,do at home by asparieneed laundnn; Double liouie, 69-71' Linden, place: • alx Si?'acres, with fifteen-room -hoiis*,• two . Fifteen bowling balls, t»enty Bond bowl. food refartneee. Addreu A. B, B., drawer rooma eaoh'. aldo. a, Swartii n'U Weat biths; four-car garage •ndrldinu »tabie; Ins ,pla,,' fourr duck -. pin -j-bofrlliitf liaHs, VA M. Jted Bink,',:i'J:,.. "i-ii.', •^v;.:..,'. '/-'•.' •:'.•..'•, tVont etreet. Bed Bank, phono ,680-W. river'front«ire of '385 tcct.. • BarK*la'* "twenty -duck,; plrtsV 'neafcl/; -neV_-- and- su? i!.-,.w rope pit mat.,.n9ar)y'2tew,:,,Apt>ly tojohn r -RUCM ATO-CARPEW^HAMreOED Hayei. phona '495»' ••:"'.:,' '• s-.'•''i:•'.';*•'••; ' V"'-v <:;'.''MAM.WfANTga.V. - .... and dry. cleaned. Old carper'made Into H. Gregory, -170 .Broad' atreet, Bed-Bank. • 'Steady, poiltbn for nan to' milk and ALL KINPS OF INSURANCE. Phone,70J. :, :'>•:•'. ••„ '• /•;. •.i:y..,r,- •• e»pia,lt> .each f reasona "le,1; o'akl'and Fartai, look a7ter cowe. Adilrnie' Milker, drawer rujrt.'. Rag ru« wo»en. Call u». .lUon- . Ws.hlndle compcn«aiion, buvaUry, iccl- BanU-Ev^ratt toad.?' • M.'Bed-BanIf.yV/''V " : ' " mouth::Carpet Cleaning Oo, 'SJUJ,- Don. dent. automobile, liability, ploto z\w* ••:-., .. .-:• FARMS .WANTED.! • .•;• .;;• ,-••„ rooulh Beach. William Oro«. manawf. . Hare city e4)ents,teadjf to buyfarms |» fldlilr. judicial ;«nd. contractor • fccmdi. J > »i j -.* s-j*n, AMI, r vomsrisa'., , ':,,' > r STORM eNCLOSURES. • •;.:•• mcr C. Wilnrleht, 54 Bcoad ittcet, Ked .Monuotjtfi county,. 'e(so' .vIUa£a, :fa.eme»l ...Nqw;s. the Urns to'baya there putjp, , , ELMER C WATNRiBHtT •' Two , rooms and •, kitchenette" for light luetloa of tb.peaca. Criminal and coUeo. Baott, phone 2131 or'4a-*. "• • ' - - • '•' tpwo, tlver and shore properties, ;Send',Let. dotlt wait, until tad weather. Phona Bed ter with 'tult' description op property , to 'J, :j' Bank MOiT.fpr Bslpb U Vlskalsv the oar.tlod;ca«ea receive ptolnpt atlentloo with FURNITURE FOR SALE. naufU. Day and night iar.lce. Phone i, , X^itCi :walnut • dlninic table $12. .fron Bay K. Stillmsa. SUie' b!gb»ar,' Xaton- pester and buUdcr. ; Offlee. 16« Ca.th»r)nr .trter- Bed Bank. jfii, conjplete, $3: several straltrht chain, tow»,:.N>'J.'";-.-'-.,-.:-- ; '•'.-• .•:'•• :• •:•'••••• ; VTJS.CE 1 »1».W; Bed Ba»V.*';! jou* .'ear'. Lac oa be your barber. W. know how; NOTICE. 25 eentB'cach:-Va«h5Und, 25 ccnti; booK BUILDING LOT J?OK.> SAIET H you hive property (or «ale, lend mi •bcWes, $2.00; 100-pound .rcrrlijet-ator', 98, Corner E»»f Front .treet and Harrison, month or-year. • «er»le«. 1 to please* Expert tonaorlal service. Cur- f cblrf. Barber Shop, Second National Bank • dcicrlption and your price. Ihave lev- Than* Red BanV 2077, avenue, size;80x150 feet;-one-ofJtlle.beet bDlldlri».:~Uc»tatri. '• - '•'..••'•:•• •ral buyera. Joseph EMI», real c.tnte. 132 MONEY TO LOAN. ~~~~ locations In: Bad .Bank; Pan be had tot' Hiveraide ayenug, Ttcil Bunk, phone 68«. ••.. J3.500 If sold before March. 1st. P.W. --•'.,'..-;•- .; WAHT&D.-?;.- ., ---.•-• Bond and-inortc"fot l»t, -£d--ii.il 3fl, or Martina 210 Bast Front street,.TB First class cabbage by the barrel; also . The . rollowlnjt'i.ltems'ar*. •to. b.- aoT( : rt tea East.Wont street, Red Bank..phone 1138. cabbage with tbe roots.' any quantltr to ^'"•^""M astonish youV°M*nWye";5ff?i LOAN WANTED, '.. ; • FOR RENT. i • suit the customer. Com.and pornstalks , TO.PURCHASE YpUR PIANO , -115,000, oh Brst ,l)ond >nd mortgages . BOBBIIVC SrIOP. , Heated iapirtaieiit, furnished or unfur- coali., SJ22.B0.'. |27;S0, , %M.0O . and."»«J;W'.*WW Marcel waving,' • f, |al, , shampooing; niihcd, in nice quiet home; alio garage^ for sale; first clssa. stalka cut and tied coats, wil no aU18.3S. , Men> .trltn,'lltW'--¥£ ANJ& -CURTAINS irpm A. B, plrhri) moint.tha atmoit «cpn belt business-property in tow|); new hjisl'. 0 v by hand. Vonderveer VanDorn, ttaUMUa S orpr And..ustln'g'. *at[ifitctJoo.' ^ Bhoiyrdol *SHS. blocks, Addresa Owner, postomee box jcalp treatment! skillful nrtlst In attend- convenient to railroad station and alt bus Scbsffner'A-Warx, -at; 60 ;.r: ««nPo(r-'---' ' 1 -\•••CHffwebdi.M. - ' ance. 6 White street, near Broad street. linea, Awljr. 135 Bridge avtnuc,,or'tele- road, Red Bank. • •. -''' lane-phone: PrUmraond pUce.Sphoin'988. R>il Bank.;- phone. lied Bank 636-R. i; '• 'V HOUSE O RE ' Phone.-«,,,-,, B77-W,. uRewd DBHKBank,, foior sppotappointmentn . . rouni»— , •. ••. .•'.•< .1 ;•":• i" HOUSE FORHENT. .) APARTMENT FOR RENT. 1 a due place to store your ear for any •. House'of sU rooms, cbrrler of High and ht mom . apartment, 'two noon, all CAKPENTER AND BUILDER. HOUSE FOR SALE. ^3,G0O. U N»«,;,tno a«n«ral repairing, estimates given on . Good location, ilx rooms and bath, nil period of time: open; da* and. ollhtl Wat ""'. *',Dut sircei. xteu uanki•,.,,: , ^;-~\'H ••<•* nhnne atowsi 27«TM lewis streets, Eatontown: elty»v»t?rS:t20 Improvements: fine view of the tiveri $80; a block from Broad street: plenty of room TRACTOrV PLOW AND CULTIVATOR"^'%( per month,.- A: F.'Budd. E»A;lttwn;• it* J. Apply 10;Eait Front street, toe Ls.nO aad all kinds of buildings, blue prints fur- •rqprovemeriti, < two . flrepl&cca, slate roof; for either Indoor or ontdoor psrkloe. Bora jarsain, owin{ to the deniand.fpr'inyicaW,.:;xft BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PU Loan .Co.,'.Red Bank. "' ishod: orlcea reasonable, all work guaran. carage. All in good cftndition. Terntn;' „ -r Moderate ± ,.LODOE,R00M fOR RfiNt^ i • Auto Storage. Mecbasla street aad Globe p.enter, work J. have no .further use for"m*:cfift ' 'W h<;:th •Edid' Qlb cDealrabla. room available fpi1, osa second .. NEW HOUSE FOR SALE. '-. .teed. A. O. Coff. phone Red Bank 826-M. Write r.-O. Box 84. Little flilvcr. N. J. eonrL Red Bank. Indiana, tractor. It does fll»>o'ftSi8a'li»II^Ja^ ,;oper » ;of jBtem'un J' Eiar. FOR SALE:; Phone'Red Banlc 1781-W; ; ner*Co.; rled Brtk. •:•. ':-,'-.v. -, .' T. :. • anol'fourth Thursday. plgfita-off.aitoii-inQntli*' Slx'roome; bath; oil improveinent«(.flr>- SKIFF FOR 5A14- . •••'•-• ••'.< handle any; horSe-dra,wn irasleraenti''. U'n 'Iftij*''•'. T..^——- .,7-,-,w POSITION.*! Apply at thej! ofTlee'ot Blgmund Eisner Co., place;>. lot' 66*105: $8,B0O. ' Courtlahdt Farm of I33.«crc>. eleven room home, FOR SALE, RED BANK Sea skm -Oander:' for 'sale,": 11.100. eood order.and a new 01lver:i«.inch.'Brow.iv* #' .»,.,. reliable; .good references.'"'/.... :j^.*.';. V,:STpyE. WANTEp.,-..- -•••••' all modern improvements;'fruita; all bulld- n 1 ; y BOUGH! White, 'Moflirtouth street at Broad street. apartment bouse, seven rooms each , Barsain. 20 H. P. Kermuth epglpe, «wn- • ,f "Oliver cultivator goes' with- It.". Itliiv. BoxU«7,,»ed B»nfc;.':-'r iv • vV^U£, • '.tjrriajltpatlbr.^pal'at'ova/- alao.-.emall: gas Red Bank, phono ,80-J.. ln« in leood condition. PHco *20.000, two cellars, hot.air heat, bath, electricity Ins and bood. toilet: Just overhauled; sell the outfit lot cajh or consider trsdai'.'ViV range; cheap for cash., P. 0. Box 4<>, Red «•<». or fresh dressed ifcickem, bought Caleb L. Luker. phone KeaMbura 7S-F-81. and gat, tuba, sidewalks," lot ' fldxl'JS. . >ORSALB AVRIV«B >UiA,il,. . of,-»oWtj«llL.p»y best-prites. J, Baker, USED CARS FOR SALE.•'... ' splendidly eaulpped, as good a» new.. Can,for sedsn .or coupe. .This Is, a-: barifalnJlW" Bank.phone Z077i s •'; , ••••" , " •• :: N TICE T0 Price S14.000. Caleb Luker. Delford, N. J. be seen at Cotnmunlly House. 'Gooieneck •SU room bungalow, garasre; HjSOO, «»»> Haohailo atrret, Rad Bath, Pbons loni-J; Alia seirJStudoSiKeri; email coab pay- • «^ • L, ? TRAPPERS. sither way. Chsrles Grant; Everett,-•&!&••%?• teVms. 'Phono WUIIs'188l-iL'.U* - ••S>V-v!.-. ^-.v v : ROOMS FOR'RENT: •••..••• Phonn Kcanaburtf 75-F-31, Point, l.lttle Silver. Phone MliMlctown 70d.r.21. '•."'-•*--V.r , •' Thret'.room»;r kltehon' and bith, all |m- HOOSE: FOR RENT, • 7 . ment,, balance monthly.; .phone, write or Tll« hieheet market price., paid for all Bout* ot.iU Toomi, corner of Rich and call. Warren Kopklno. 36 Maple ayenuoj kinds of raw fura Including munkratj. . .FOR. SALE* RED. BANK. . FOR SALE, v Btpvam»n(», :3h«nl«y, BUmion, .N. J., Houie of eaven rooms and bat\i. all im KRurn»on-3Sli ;;:' towla. itr«eta;.E«tontownniltr water,: J!0 •Red Bank. PbbneHOD. • . . :. opoiium', minks,'etc.. Milled Bros . Eat- Hodgson porUWo poultry houses, .two t«r'month. AVK.Budd.,Eitontown. N..!. •tntoivii N. J. Phone Entontdwn 2106-J. provementa;- fine location, near, depot: un Jamcswsy brooder stoves^ 60.inch hover POUCE, PUPS AND DOCS. reatrlctcd; . can1 make a business place. LONG COLIXUTTEi ._...,_. .N-; Bfjt,;',i*oopi,bousev.all improyenisnts t newly .HOUSE FOR RENT. -'• Seven rooms and bath, all improvements, Price-12.000, Caleb Luker, Belford. N. J.. Kathcrine Kandra. opposite Asbnry Park J Nine cents':r; patiered'and painted;; (if'per imohth-. i'Call •On:Peters'tlace. a-ove-ni'topms , will have a food liornei'aliq partly, srpwn double garage: one block from- Broad " " ",, Kcanatiurg. Golf Club. Corlics avenue. Asbury Park, hniuhts. of Pytblas hall. West BernenV < '' ;wly decorated, all Improvements.' Apply dose, Priced low for quiclf eala. Trawar Place. Bed,Bank. Their erc.tive^ oWce'ls^ii' Eatontowri' 31041%"•:•• "•.>. V •••'.• •••> :•' •'. street: cash required $2,600: balance same •. HIGHWAY PROPERTY. N. J. Phone 944-Mi ' - "•'• ' f ' Petern place." Red Bank: phone - 496-Ji Ken»el»..Freehold. N. J.. : '•S>'~X?*&#-? L°2« arc: O. J.P.iley w. Wij';' ;,; ; ; *» .tent. Address X., drawer M, Red Bank. rfflio-rqoTna and bath, city water, electric BOOKKEEPER WANTED.., ; ! . N«W bungalow; ••1'jChK?Mil.Brtnl(«r! ,Wii( POCHETBOOK LOST . STOCKINOS DARNED. ; W. B. Mctfnlre.^. Wi, O.'W, Powell J. \f,y, VS .' .Maw, bdiiaYoohVHanc*. "ad,. adjplnlng ; 1 FOR SALEl. Hehifl,; a team heat, hard we od. floors \ large • Young" man capable of taklne.trial.bal- Amos woodhull treasurer,- John F.-Nevlua^1 >;-^ : front .treat,'JjlPwPlaia''tM^-iA-V "'• ye(eMay »t'flr»tflr« at^lttle.Sllverat^lttle'Sllver;; contalnlcontalnltt * -' Wby thro'w- thein 'away, when they can. porc^oa;- lot l(H)s2G0; (hade trees and ! KnOI|v»pod,. te Fair fjavcq .boroOiO. For be'nended. Al«o• all' k(nd» of mendlna A four . room .all-year-round bungalotr ance . and ' preparing financial' etstements fc78 Linden pluec, Bed Bank, secretary, an*' ' • "v,-, \. •: ;3EYEN.iROOM MOUSE i/.'*''.' •,'-,. terms phone WtZtMi •:-,.. :•'-..:. ;.•., •-,... 126 and .eon\e. paper*. 4Rewar4:iff returnet d tor, eale: reasonable term«, or to let, at fruit, price tO.BOO. Buy.K. Stillman, State reply:, statin? qualifications, experience and tor, rent, .furnlsrted."st' 33 Harding .road to^E. M;. Ryan, .bdx 187.? Oceanport. N. J. don'e ,by.an expert. 38'.'Hardinff road, or Highway. Eatohtovr-n, N^ J. ' • geore.: O, Mijow, 9-11 Willow street; *V . , .^Twoopt. ;woopi phorto' 35D-J.: Ked'.Bank, Port Monmouth. . N.. J. Address - J. R. salary wonted. Permanent position to oneRed Banlt,,asslstant_eecretary. . •• • \,( \ ?•*,.$"'• O.-/P. Irwin.'.'.jhoTie Red .Bank:».. •' •:., rr . HOUSES OF ALL KINDS ,.' " ~ Hcpbrom, Ktyport, N. J.. It. F. D. No, 1. HOUSE.FOR RENT. who qualities. Address Tostofuce ' Box POBttcTSALEfOF HbuSEHOUTcboDS'iA 'A ^Qt^re^'Wood-'strtd 'iflreplace) - Jengtbpi de and; description.; : liriey.i-raiedlijnr .and ••- ',-:..•,-•:',:.TO-LET.: --.•-. .•.-„• , POTATO BODY TRUCK. furnlabcd'or uolLjmUheil;, aev«n" rooms, 107, Motaivan.N. J. .(,.... .• Red Bonk Auction. House, 31-37 Him-*:•'.'•'• > N.F/t«h • jloVi.V.Jt/i ')i«hd." Adil small, ranging from, J26 ,o».~ W. A.' Hop- Sevpn rodra house, with or .without ga- every ^modern opovenlcncei dwlIahUul "CEMENT BLOCKS. mouth street Twelve rooms of hlah 'artAHbtti, ping,, 40 Broad-atreet,-Red 'Bank,'Phone rage; garden, chicken, -bouse and*yard; •Will trade my brand now potato body : ; ! Olov. tcit. dr«w»r M.Rtd B»nk, ••,:, for a. ROOU" strong single farm,' wagon. celehborbood: 870 monthly furnished, t&t> Sidewalks and mason work; 8x1? oetaent furniture, cAtislstlns of lictlroom, • dlnlns; ' ; ' XJRES ANPvTUBES FOR SALE. . 807, ••••-•••• handy -to','.school.' Edward. Gibson,' tele- uafurnfflhed. Edward W. Lintner, 6. West • > "i .-..-. . OARAGE FOR RENT: :.iv-";.., -. Plvt Hood:t!f«i,.8,S cents In.vard. IBV4 ceata de- room and. living, room suites, .' OriontnV' "i 1 "phohe Eatontown-2130-3/ ' ' ' " once, - John Sietclimki, Vandcrburg, N.- J. Chlbcae and Turkish runs; antiques, r««''- ''• • f of. one or two cars. ApplyatUS Hudson •lrnoit n«»;,alio. i«tof rlui. Patrick J. ••'•;•• ,•• PEMNBESE . —.,».y-. • . HVercd In town: eleo roekfsee,'J.8 cents avenue cc-phopo, Bed Bank S0H.;t<~ ;1l i : OENERAL CONTRACTOR • FARM FOR SALE. delivere'd'and I7cents In yard., WterDe screens and Irons, etc.; piano,-radio. V cwton;BKi«tt'W'J'' ''V ." - -- - • •• from '.Imported parental all • prices. At •nd baUder; iobblnE done. Jacob iolrlch, HOUSE FOR RErtT. , 105 acres*, one.acre ,of. blackbcrriei, one . DINING BOOM SUITE Jf,0R.t/klX.-^'.' stud; Fu Dab:.of.Chinatown,,tsttv Whlt- .,, Six rooms, bnth-jroom and butler'a' pan- Ponti, 245 Shrcwjbury avenue. Bed.Bank. 1 corner of Appleton -and HamlltoD avequo. acre strawberries, 'tcn»roam hqu^c, fine Phone 454-J. Red_Bank _ ___ ',' • •' ' j.£eaJ.plaqiii matchedy welAut ? B: TKi'Co- -,rTh^t*-t66jti' 7«p«rtmeji^t. alt.alt. f)fnprov< wortk Fn'Llnr, 121.'; rl-qne Aebury Perk,' Oceau View, near Leonartlo. Addreaa try, complete; «J|, imvraresicnli: conven- condition, all .mprtvement*; price $20,000, ; i ifsrt. H» Bargeniplacc.Reo7Bsr.1l,•-!••• \ '••'•'•m«nl«.,. Apply 10 'HDnmoutl) ktnak k Bed XtonarJb P. P., boa lift. ient locatlqn; 93. West Front' street. Red Joseph Sesta, rent * estate," 132 Riverside "^~ ~~FARM FOR,SALE.' •'-• . , i, MASQ.U! RADE SUITS„ , . Bank. Phone..28«.lfcy:;:i.'.^ :• yj•;•:. •• R1V£R PLAZA. LOT5FOR SALE? Bank. Apply at WcllcrV. 97, next door. >venue.-Red Bank, plione C84.- Ssventy.flve aere farm or. HUl'sall.a part.. alls, Open evenings till 9:00'-p. M, .' . •ifjiW FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT FOR BENT. Tiwlve room house, deotrlo,.. tDilet and ! 1 1 Haimierade suits !for hire; The Handy ; :.? :,•• MIXED>)H;VY,FOR SALE. >'.;*lr4*ta4,'oii. feat**;'JtnwC lecbna j•;Four-''rooms:-:aIso store, with all-im- POULTR,-rFARM FOR SALE. 8PLENDIU HOME.FO batn: hot and.eolil water: usual outbuild- .... PAN-A-CE^A . . ...".''..b. '. !!'^,; Ul—. l'« 'ttua',1 Jrit.Af* -.Dfcll. fl^Mk'"- IV. , '•, AioiJIs t»n,»om pf mixed bay, loiiit In tha .ootnar, Writo E. Manhall. 2P2 proyeTaenti^ .'Including steam :l\eBti- will ' Flyo, ncrea, good-chicken housps, eight tu freehold. J5,O00. J76p casb down, incat less than throe. raOea to ,R*d Bank...... hens In .tayini.trlm: -ybu ,an'.ft«a)'..y--- : : s loft,for, 'Ala: jreanonable. Apply, Edward W«»t'I»«li »tr«eti'New Vork, deadening roon&j house,, with gasoline' Lcrdcr pump: .s joo will, care for as you may. but.until' •'•', •'• '- - v,-i.;\.« QR'>5ALEi', t .- •••/'•'-., • rca^. in trim to lay, tgits will b»"'< V milca from station. Amund Nielsen. Hazlet. ej*aj •!> B>, satietssm*** aasr ! :«tll chtipi' Phone:fod,Bank |l8oV.--.' ','...• I-.-" •< wr-•'••••:,•;.,•. v. ;.'..•.• TLTXEpO SUITS FOR HIRE. •• ,- FARM FOR SALE. ~r". ' tot 6OK16&. Edward W.LIntotr. 5 Wcat BCsrec. Just; add .Poultry 'Pan-a'ce-a > wVv ." ! Latest etyle. .Can supply, any' amount N.J..' x BUNOALOW FOR RENT. ~~ the mash: nix one pound of Pnn-n-ct-'a '-: ••.'•::v'. - vfv •••'•"•••,• uyB-'i' i"' >v , Freehold, W. J. • .' : needed, .lies SS, to 44. -Monmoutb Street , SALESMAN OR SALESLADy~~~ "ROOMiS AND GARAGE FORHENT. -. Hve room bungalow, on Catherine street, *lth*very. JO, pounds uf mash or oiw', fS f«aUl•,,••. calvej,\Bo»s:'and poultrr'.-waittaei; W«iin»nd,ltood ;two-hone'euljtvator. . a aotlt plessant location, on, tnaln-rOad, tea off K««p avenue. Fair Haven. N. J.: jm* ; : Mon'j Shop,: 28 Uanmijalh: atratt, Bed wanted, with good referenoe; experience;re. tablespoonfut to every 20 hens once a d./,i-V ' • N..- Bud..' 'phons! '6>7>R;- '.Red*Bank,•'•? ' y B»ll:.Vand«tburir;»N;;iJ.':' ;'.' -'•'•• -•••i:-.;" •;...••• minutes from Red Dial' station. Address Sinul* or doablf-. roomi' for .rent; also : mediate' occupancy: furouhed, all im- Bank, - " '' -'.i;* '' ,'•* '";• :' '.'•'. .' - ••' drawer M Red Bankt. • •'• quired ia'clothes line. Steady; job mjid Earaec;.'6n« block -from atatlop and on all Tien watch th.» change come over, rou*'; ' -;.-• .-.•-.• - ^.lutoM.F.ORTRBNTv •,....-:, • • - provements ; steam heat Apply Mrai Bock, sea the eombs and wattles bealn ta' ••- •:", ; EMW»Y>IBNT AOENCY : , *\6t hard'work. Wages according, to abil- bus llnta-; xeaionable.;. All. Improvetneats. ! svyrnp., 1 Msaa *w 1 'ebwaiBiavtfalul - stlflO 1 :FOR SALE.. ; Geore* Harms. Sycamore place, Fair Ha- .turn- red. Listen to the eons, eerateh ah4 t'••' 1 and-.noreei rejlstcr. Wo only handle ity.' S.' Atkins, 21 Monmouth street. Red Call' oftei'6:00 'P. M.' 10B Montnouth ;; .i-ElgKt'r6oni.itouBe,'and.aatbuildlngs. half veh. phonll**SLIt> 1101-J^ m w^ w —. Be^r-.-.• d Banlc" —. -rasasar brw»»'a»TT««»\e»W»ata «.,>assf«V" • acre ,:s;rouhd:.",Bro*n'. ,'MUIs-lnftherPines, "FAMILY LAUNDRY WORK. • , Eichange, 45 IilvenlJe aicnUe. - Red BUB:liness. , Remember_ , .you,'buy PjHv-a-ee-W* ''^ ! THIBAUT WALL PAPER'.FOR SALE.' t . STORE5 FORWENT , •:•••';!•. • •;'•'-• . ROOF7tEAK*' .- •.•-'.' •>• ••' • Baplfa'^::',;^!' -,•- ' /-•': ' '•'' N. J.; 14,500.' Inquire.Mr.; Taylor, 4.5 family,, wash, wet not exceeding 26 : IfVeo.-'riow1 U the time «o- h»r.. It,:r«-, r Sunset;avenue,- Bed Bark. .-•' ' . . ' •" 1,926 Thlbaut paper books; paper banting fa Ooreraus - buildinff,, oa Median.* street, pounds, to eeoU! roueh dry wash. » centa. like thta'l Yof "ioo" tuns! ""the* ilr«d-. .Jml'shon* Red, B«Bk H03 and NARY BIRD);.: :•'• ,' OARAGES A, SPECIALTV. md painting.' interior decorating.. £stl* r'jht ceac Broad- street ['excellent -location, per pound. Renjh dry waahewd,flat;wortk psckjie:. ,<0' hene, the S-pound matea cheortully gjvon, G. A. Millar, Bel- all Improvement*; »}iea to suit.- .^pply tfl 20» hen.,, the 25-poand pail: 000 „«„., „_ > sing, sstlsfactory: also 1 t build garages from,. 1100 up. Ul mi 1 ironed, 7 cente per pound. Band Ironlas alTjrj«_orrblrd ford/ H. ii,-' box 66,.phone Keansburff Tour, own broker or tho Land A Loan it desired. ' lintr CiullAmtrt. Wes> 100-pounJ drum. Xon feed that, paeiaifej ahow you eOhj* ot tie many I ha»e: but* D73-W...... •••.^-.•J. ' .. ': ... 10 Eaat Front Btreet.Red Bank, all:,of Iv.en uie^ore-eg-g-s-or-no-par,wivj WSUWSB , d* S B Raich B. Slekels, ctrpenter •uid builder, 84 •»—• street. Red Bank, phona ZO«,-. , y , 1% i • -SAWRIC FOR SALE; . HEMST1TCHING- . CARPENTER JOBBING V Per. lice—Ust Dr. Bias Lous a' 'RiUerJ .Jn'i onlfimpit be In good con. MeTJs'ren-.atreet1.Red Bankv-.' •.-' , , . ' fif,"jDprU"UDr- H**' »»"P Tablet.*. At ...... ,• FORr RENT,' .•, '.. 'Six h, p. Ihpataational' sawrr|g-for. sale: MeZkaDi stride, picotlnK, gold and lilver by competent man In any branch of work. OlU /it,L Ififbar i. 1«8 WonmooU) ttrtefc ; WHEN MOVirm . • . nearly rtevv; three extra., saws.- Joe W.rtl I pee tone i attach. I to materials: buttdna No iob too larg» or small to receive, prompt thisi dealer, Fred D. .WlkoU . Co., ,Ee"il •;• tr.H0O9|a l'0(l'BEMvv;:;r,-; ?->d.;O BfcnBW phone; A. HTgJT .RIVE. j R• PAA.; •'• j' '.'•;'; .!, Half or, double house;-ell Improvemenls, eall"' Re* Banl( ,ltl2, iWUIIaaa Deekar A Thorne. tvearj.hunr Gateway, or Old Cherry Plt\klnKt, plaiting;, machine, embroidery attention. Sasfaxord and.guuUs. Estt-, Sank* *•'>.,. • . • •• ,.-'-• , . •• - ( 1 '••;•' ;"FOB- SAfcE;e^;all.!Improvennhti,..K AT .RIVER PLAZA..; -»: .•!• , itVlOl. • Sprfair • atteet, Red BOD, local and, lont dlaUnc* movlnj. baj- Btk;iii|rromf«(a'bMh •ll; .'fill-room rasa »nd «it>ret*. »7 M«ple arenue. Bad Tree • Farm, Middletoivn, K. i., oh State Beads and novelttea for sale st th« Handy mates furnlebed. 8creens a apeelaltr. 'fillroom hottte^;all!ImprovennhtiK»Ei/ trmi. ' Tdfpbn . Highway/ .' .,.,. i ...:.-... SnoP,lg Broad street. Red Sanity price..right. 0. H. B.nn.tt, -liT Urn*. VENTED, UNION ' • Bank. • Anytlnw, Wi 1 mouth atrtet ReJ Bank, phona lHH class un/on' ptunibQr Wanted*:''., - :-»."•:-•. v:r. ."8616::^ n,» D1RHAN •;• >..p:j--f. ' i TRUCK FARM FOR SALE. . , ;.'-,/;,• FOR SALE. / . ,-,...••;.'^vF.ORDASSDtAN BARGAIN.' ';• ,V rpXPE^HANOIfiOiPAINTINe . . •, EXPERT AUTOMOBILE WASHER - 1 Ttiel.ve-.ac.reB of Cood (arni land; 69 pear DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.-' . .' •" Phone Red -^Forar'.sa^iri'^n •'goo'd .condition! fo?c ftala knd;a!l aro'un? dj!cor«tlrnt done af very aam la cbarn/6r. th«: nr^H aUad ran '.'" T.w'elva aerea, alx( room .home;"Krapea> ' P'tUphnJfthd''pt*feB< R*>J Bstnlci phonii"wat-'' atparaeua, fruit and, berrieii-'oD'ttoed. road trtit. 150 applQ-trees, blackberries- and About 100 acres.' near Tin.ton Falls, on rtaa*.'(>''JaatL"ih«.'thine"for cold,weather. rea.o»able' »U»i- «r«t;-*la»».-»orll. rUaraa- BoTia Bueeea., fas, 'Globe..Court and Me. rti«#.(>JatLth«.tine 1 x ; raspbfcrrle«i' no' buildings." (8,590. t^rijti, Stone road; will eell equipped of farm -•tat ' '.*L«a*.e.a _- ' 1 -•Arfa* V * ' !'..- . ehanlo ttreet. Qet'your car walbed while abd sear town. ..Price 110,000. Caleb Lu- Phon>Mlddletofrrt 1818-J.• .»«*d.;;, WWt|: AHil*be ^i«7Rd CARPENTERS WANTED.':•'$$. lBtoini-8arTle»,giiaJlantea^,' . ' kar,.' Belford, H.' J^ "pbona Keansburs Wear .Red Bank. Caleb Luker, Belford, alone. Hqase, twelve room9, with im- T(.P-»li,,. . •. '••' '.' .-',.:••'• .'I'.',. - N.J.. phone Keanaburg-7S-r-3L provements: ,eocd huildinss. Price rea-' Ten. carpenter, wsntedt union • or '•«(>««• S* .te.llabl«»« maii *j»hei.!»«iT^»« • •;• •-••;:.. '-V cFORASAlJE;'', •:.••••-• soiiable., Howard... Tindalif,.' EaionlowTj, : 1 ". S.vaa room bouseafld batt, an Improre- • F.OR SALE, NEAR SHREWSBURY. , FOR SALE. N.'J. Telephone Eatontown. sm-r-4. : union,' C. A. HaWlcins.Falr Haven," N^J«v"£( . ;v';.; TWO. (MI«NElJ 'LOTrs,;'»ortpi»,V'.V|i'' or, or;«t odd lotii,- Good nfeiw>e»ti •' Bi'celi'ent' condition i • Vulesn, .foui-Vmrasi. "Seveti room-.tiousf; b'athv hot water:heat, BajT;hQrsev..jood Worker ch*ap, family )hone B.d Bank. 1504. .loiwtUv'topi,:.^., ••CaU.RebV 8ank'4»8-W^ 4neauron'West, Front .beet. ;*rlee |8,S0». .Baron, Ch'pell^lll.'bM'laV.'Rert.'Bank. Je»ephif8esta.: real" e»ta(e; ,138 Blvenlde electricity:'.liV: lOOxlBO, garage; fS.OOO; Guernsey cow, coming fresh .iUrcli 12th, AN EGG IS AN EGG. ':.-'•; PAINTERS WANTED.n ^s»* "; '^AlfiTEKS AND.OECpRATOilS. «v«nlpg»-.OUtU'Saturday, thW; Rod Bank aVenu'ev..Red Bank.-phone-684;'....'- '. >• "eaiy, tcrma; >*brth'y-of tnapectlon.' Wi A-lOO-earif /^Incubator • trifi, oil tirottdcr. B; , Hajbi so; hut It Trill psy,- tmW;<««i : '.Four.first .ela8a'.painters.>anted.fo^ijiji,^| " titimtin. '••coeerjujljr', •'flveh.-;-' W»«" Bppplpgj- •' 4»; Broad'atreet Red Bank,* Sehlafke. Ridge road and NaVctlnk »venu< ^suaranttfe'd'atrlctly,'fresb: one and «.;h»lf sl3« work. George. A; ' Hawklne,. Fair -B«* ••"> Hart *i>Jk'. HOLLOW, TILE BUILDING FOR RENT phono SS7^ -' . * * •'•''/ • • .• . '-.'" ' . Rumaon, N.. J.,- pho^e Rum eon 330. •- pounds,' or over, to the' doieti. MacTfirooK Phon« Red Benk 10«0. .Hraetum Firtn. 1 Br6*..'p)ion«;i?ed BankI?HR-l«4Mon . , •FOR"'SALE.:>'.. . , , on Clay etreeti elia 20j30 feet'; . .luble mouth itmiti Rtd . DlnlnK.rown,,table. .luiflH.'four chain. CAR WASHINO MY SPECIALTY. .—FOR SALE.' Farm eejs are so guaranteed. Reasonably ; tbi- •torise or Bmall'manulactUrlhs' pur- priced at Economy Fish and VesTetaola ; /• ••."WIOHBiH- fBlCEtPAlP :-•• •••• •. Moi^r,!*'. chali^'. .bed/.irtattreire; ,'aprlRt[a nind poae, :'InQu!r'« of J.'l4;Md on cor- Store.' 6 East 'Front street, Bed Bsnli, -.': ar; ,17* Shrawsbury-avenbe. Bed Bank, or Banlt. •.• • ,T^..\ ••:'-.y.v. •' -;.1-.-' '/••y.. " expert automobile^ waiber at Bora Busees. n«*. tt Hopplna*! Groulos, near Camp* ' " . .' -. ' CO~SOUTlt7" T~~, T Three pilot tables; good condition,;.*eitfi# •;• SEVPN',ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. .- Inc., Globe Court and Mectuuilo street. Sunshine 'aod flovrers .la •.Ifilrty-elsrlit . ^ MONEY TtotOAd. 1 bell"* Jaoctlo*. ; <7,500> Caleb t*. Laker. reaaonable.. Address- Pool-Table^ arajt**,*; ; :i Close to station and school; good loca- Red.Baink.. : - ,.. : hours. Whyaillfer 10 below. aeroT,. See . . , ...... lENtfc^ •. V->P, •' I h»ve,rhonej to loan on flrit norl««r« Btlford. Phona 75-F-81 K««ftahurg. - Red iBank. . In arnountrof.'ISlOOIl.and m4ra..'..-ApplK tion; water., toilet; gas, eleettle and heats • ,'•' ; . BRANCH AVENUE. •vHSHREWSBURY RIVER PROPERTY : Arden Park, near St. Petersburg,' then own '' Two new-»unrtJow»('.oi»;flv«: and one to Johrl H. Croeorr, 170 Broad •trML.Bti reasonable -rent; Phone 66MI. Call at foi* aale; etcht room house, two bath*, open a hone in, this delisbttul climate. Com* •el*, noim. i .Cbarleij- ftoitmtr,. We»t Front 20 LelrMon avenue. Be4 Bang. . • ! Lots st WooabrooV.'rieso Iilttlb Bilve; munlcate with ' C. < Packer, repraaantstlve; , HOVSE FOR RENT, ^ Bank.' ••••-•• ...-••. station and bus* line, 60x200 feet. I860 tu flreplacer; steam heat: three and a half »ir«et.:River-•'Tlttm.-'.W.rlvr'.-t'rV-- -'y RIVER PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 278 Central avenue, St. Petersburg Flori • jnve.rooms, all taprovemenfa,- ars) '.;-•••.: OJUVEL FOR »ALB,>.'; .... , . II,(Km.; Maps ready. Frank A. More- acres; gnrtme .tor four rari; easy terms. POLICE -DOG, t:-.:.<.-.*-,,..• - '•••' Beat: vlewr on North,. Shro»«burjr river; house,- offlce Koxwood Park, phone 1509, Seven, ^palnutea* walk frata' depot. W. da.'"' ' ' ' ninnies from atatlon. Apply g\g Weaf Mteh.dogt!atr,ongfc.ar|_pedlr Fins grayel for roadlltsd stand Inspeo. coneldered.beet buy. on the; river.' Joeeph J r tloni-thirty centa, per cubic yarii & Bit- Re«ead jjanit.Bank... - *• • . • • -• ' -~ HoppIny. ,49 Broad ttr«et, Hed, BanV. RAD|ATOFrHOSPlTAL. Front street, phone 1!>4. Hed Bank. v.' gree; for eale-ressonable. Address P«liee aau, phone 35.W. Bid Bansi Als.'toners*. Seata." real.'estate^. 182 Riverside avenue, Bed Bank, pnona Red Bank'684. •. BROODER AND POULTRY WIRE: , . EXPERT. UPHOLSTERING, '• We repair . radiators. ' fenders, ' vlnd* rrarel. . • . ... for. salef COO-ohlek brooder-: and 660 feet ' Or*ntuff«d foroittirt, eaihjon*. illp coir- shield and door cist, for all. ears. Fire- • • • • : • RADIO. •••.". -•-'.:* v FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. .. •rt mad* lo order; aappllef. tapestrr.. er*v R. O, A. Radlola 3-A, four-tulje msDRJ '$ 'i lo*-:incUh(ilWert, «II kfiidi'of 'Job. >.•.""' FOR RENTTFO)?^ otl poultry ' wire, ffood aM new; at a rea* stone tires arid tubes. We sell Ford Larse furniihed, heated: roonvwlth or •onable price. Telephgrlc 70-F-1S,; Holm- tonne an9 leathers lamp shadv alike,' wir« honeycomb radiators that will not freeze Uctvrti «et ('n.jrood eouidltioni nrica' titjify SPU' ln;Bulidln«'ma^rlml Two.rooibe foeranVatl lnprbyemente, frames. tHmm.! • .' 117 Weit Front «treet, phoce Red Bank N. J. 5itW« ' " ' '• • '• atraet. Red Bank, thona »1TO'RENT AT OCEANPORT. . ; SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS.; - Seven room bungalow, all .improvements, . FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. T"? 5 j M6>L . Beautiful reversible ruga mad* (rent old take orders", homes, office, beautiful iterv- .Thlrteen-roorn house at Atlantic High- •, All kinds of jobbing attended 'tc'by-' M,^' •v WHITE wYANborrav fScEKHJT nV' : 11' JI^I ' ^loel^ furnished two and'.three room larg« eellar; lot .75x200 feet Just the .np'erieneeil earpeater. .Wrlo»':or.''D(ion*,&")': l»aiSiei*si BTai)lC BV <—-... . 'apsu;in>ents:",nve iminutes'.'fb' Fott Uod- carp.ta" arid chenille portiere*. Write for place for e. ^business'; {8,600. Caleb L. iceabla hnqd-madf! .wnate bnikot; 60 cents lands for sale or exchange, known as,the -Ten White ^yr^ -•"•.'."'.'.' HOUSE^FOR RENT. .•'..,•..•;!•'••• circulars. American Rug Uanntaetory, toe Commission' each' basket. Rccdcraft Shop,' Judge' Foster property. •' HiEhlsnd avenue ^arvln,-: ta a.cdln« : •" --•••-" ••'-'- sals. Wllllaln H. m9uth:-'lUSa--of ..bath; ' Call' Eatontow'n Vermont street.. Brooklyn. N. Y. . - Luker, Uelford, N. J., phone 76-F-81. . -At 14« BrldgV-avenue: feven rooms, a" Reansbarif. ' ••' -. . ' ,•. , ' Putnam 'avenue. Brooklyn, Now Yorlt. and L Stsvcnlh street; three baths!, large FOR SALE' CHEAP. . WILLIAM V.. DIETRICH. FOR SALE. plot, two-car garace; choice, lasation.. in.' ALPALFAHAY.- .'- . . ' -Seeoiid,,hand\timbero.,'doote.and .win. plumbing, heating and tinning. • Pumpa aod £(.<». of .42 acres,-ten rooni bouse, all quire William Harris, IDS Stewart, avenue, Stenographer, Wants PosifiSiv*!'•- A l»Jl Oakland, aedam Ail- condition. /Second 'cutrahd.yoiRl .quality: epeak dowa; also^rlreviood. Apply at.White road, w|odmUl» repaired. Agents for Maater ear* fffatbuildlntce; B00 apple trees, 100'peach Arlington; N. J. Sssta Olrege. U1 West Frcnk .strjet, Red Farm o{ 175 acres,- 100/tlllaWe-, «o, now befoto.it It too late. , G. Reteau Con- ha^f-block- from Upper Broad -street, Voung lady, ejperlenced' In stenotrariJk- : Uiir* buretor coal saving duvlce. , FIU any fur-trees, 200, pear tree*, eight acres a spa ra- NEW HOUSE FOR SALE. Bank/•. - • 1 ••; j. ".• :r,'i ••'-•••'> t .• 'Any;. lor reUitto .•'\V;?"'..•• •, \^- - FOR-SALE. phone «aa-W. "• .. \ . ' ' Bclford. M. J.. phonn Keantbutir 75-F-51i anil Branch' avenue; Urge, living: room, it business or Brpfessional o»ce. A'ddresii' :< ! •'•.-. •RADIO FOR; SALE. A',#2?,00fl. ebr, peSAr cep1 t Aret mortsatre dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and ' St«rt Jomfl Hdy. fo* FM: tri)c*.,-1 Ad- : FARM FOR RENT OR SHARE. ATTKACTiyE HOME Stenographer, drawer M. Hed BanSV '; ,>,'' ««.• Sletl Dump Boilj,drtw«r U. End .'• IK «rsi class- condltloriUarid at-a .Yeftr .'.SU'-hibe '. BT!em«r-Tul]y , , Counterphaa, .ve on' a' S7{t^0pO, property- ROBS ,M, At Marlboro, ninety acres .tillable, bouse 'or aale; posaeBaton "April lat. aeven bnth. All modern ' fmpraveme'uU: '.ffa* reasonable 'pries. - CIvsrles.R. D. roiwell. Heal" It an>> llroa'there, la,nnylHIor on Clayton; Itf2 Atbury avenue. Ocean Grove, Sink.'-.' -• .." •'•'. - ."> ;•.'•;.;.'- '• '''V' *. '• with all improvements;' a few minutes -•ooms, all Improvements, flrat claaa cocdl* rase? Lot SOx^OO. Restricted residential .:• WOOD! WOODiT^ the air i-$80.00 tak'ea It. 67 Betses place. N: J, phony Aiburr Park 28^ ". V,. POSITION .WANTED, Monmouth' street. Red .Bank. • from school, churches, atores and .station. tlon; corner Maple ,i\ve'nue and Bergen section. Small amount csin. Apply 112 Oak cord, guaranteed not creen, d>yi HORSES FOR'SALE..' . < Red Buk' HUDSOIJTHOUSE; It. II, Stryker, 46 Harding road. Red Bank, place. Benjamin ^L. Atwater, ovrner, 253 Broad etreet. or telephone Red Bank 184-J. Housekeeper r*ant»; poBitlort'.ln-prU l J seasoned, furnace- chunks, split -far atsvei' smlly. Address K, y/. P., drawer »I>1 Keavy work'.hOr.es , -. now worklnff . , , HOUSES FOR SALE. •' ~ ' Bosrdlnit: centrally tucatodi hot and phone 1178-H. ^i Maplt avenue, phfne 8C4-M. Ked Bank. OAK WOOD FOR SALE. . Jy: to tfo. .• Soin}d.'everyway. Ji N."] One on" EaU.'.Front atrcet and.one. on cold ruDoloff,.water; Ideal for commercial MQN&X IX) LOAN. ATTRACTfVE HOME By the cord, irt eordwooa lengths, or byflrepls,M lengtW »«.00 load dellv.reiU Han'ce.> .phone Sed-Bank 10>., • ' • ;'• Lak«:avanue, Red Bank; t^rmi to ault pur- ptooplfe* . 'Reasonable ' ralee 111 Uudson the load in fireplace or ittove, lengths. Tteo. Csskin, phone Lone Branch ?»J7.;;i?iV t •• '•. EXPERlENCEDTSf E.NOORAPHER" 1 On boutl and lourtgexu on real estate in ,. aale;, po»»ei)iion • AprJJ 1st. aeren UPHOLSTERlfW, avenue, phone Red Bank. 118-W. ' Ked Uajie. ofilclnlty In .sums of 8&on ^ rooms, all improvements, Jlrsfc class condi- Price per cord. *U dellvtredj prise per and bookkeeper >lihe» pqsHlori; best ref- Rd' Bank.'.. , . ' ' ' ' .. S50.00O. Apply John A.Xorely, counselor- tion ; come5 Maple avenue and Bernen cord, fireplace length, SIS delivered; pries erences. AJOrtis'H. r., drawer Jt,Red, .ermg arid tellnlsblh.g of all hinds POTATOES; 1 • MEN WANTED, ^ M§ of 'fornlttire.': ;Franlr Howard. .SB-JIarflapn at-law, South Ambor, N- J« pbone Soutb place. Benjamin L. Atvrattr, owner. 253 per load, < stove lengths, 910 deirvered, between ages.25 and 40i mnrled, reputa*, ',' Bank.'* • * ',. •* •'••' • '-•'• ' i ' .'.'•• f' **,-'' > • J. .... WE, BUY EVERYTHING. Rave, about 60'! bags Gold Coin. Free Amboy lll-U. , ' - MiplB aveniic. phone 864-M. Rftl Hank. Burdga A RuVselt, Globe Courc end Me- avenne. Red Bshlt, phone 2081. ^What yon don't want aonia'one elia doea. from- grub' arid, unsurpassed for- eating tlon beyond reproach:'most be accuiJoinail.-;, ,•;.- •; • .' EtATTFOR' RENT/ •.••••./-•• > : FOR SALE AT REP BANK. chinic itreet. Reit Bank. Pbone 894 or.71. ' FIT« rebm::aM'iii>tliu.iiU'llmvnva- ! >APAjtTME^f.;. . ReO Bank Auction .Home, 51-37' MonraoUth qualities.' CKeEeau Conovcr, Colt's Neck, CARDEfiER WANTS POSITION. to good income; steady, to.ltlon: guaranV; " >: •tree, phonr. 103«,- Qpeo evenlnga until Six room bungalow, cellar, garage, beau, SALESMEN WANTED.' m«nti. Apply :i« M6nm olitV''»t«*«t,'Rjd •A-to-ds'te ftve^room apartment, *pr>van N. J, Phone Freehold loa-F-48, Experienced gardener and fruit grower, 1 1 fllOO P.'.M. ,' ' f , " • • - . . ' tlful lawn', lot 15OX200; shade and .shrub- oprin for position M«rElNEit '"h «t» ! FOR SALE. .- opportunity, for those who qusllfy. Write « cirtni WtFot il»t:Bi ta.or°>t'- WIIU><«>It. najln»j • Batik.' Bridge avenue.' phorte 'lgS7.»W.,:' r.- ' fitJirsArE OR RENT. -~ Several stores anil gnsnllnfl Btindl ftlpnri Half of double house, ilx ^ooniSi e« Cnmnany, Atlantic Hielilandi..K. J,, Phon« laying out of.aTtounds.' large)\e anUJJl.' 'kSi' , - COOK WISHES• POSITION.' the state: highway, one with 278 feet ant) water, one block from Uroad street, iT .. ;" —^^-"•>ORiflWVO R SALE.SACET. ; ', FARMER WAfitED ' •••• Enulpped. poultry ; and vegetable .farm; frontsge. . Five-room bunaglow, . location fito. • .,. < ..- •. • '. tie* clreB aa to ssnat. whau aaBinU I biva ItTtrai-lota near hlib ichML Red fo.rvthfl .LeoQard' Bedle.,farm,' near .Raztetf line. Caleb Lukcr, Belford, pbone Keanc feom 'ce(i(«r of town,- 920.00. Uylln £ P1PELES3 HEATERS plant. Tv H.-8tlI«. HI'qitdlw : Bank.* XiUtt rl«ht OalebX. Luker" Bel- bouse ar^d'barn'.on1 farm.. InQUi)^ of Mrs, trade, retail prices. Anderson, Hamilton, burg 75-F-31. . . • " . . MI;;;^'' .y--.'•••-; ^;.-'--'./:f ;• ••••>•• - N. J...P..O. address Belmar. N. J. Sale, 42 Droad atreet. Red Bank., Phono installed anywhere. '39B to $1 V r\Ve Red Bsna. pbon. llil, rd 'yhhKbrriarai ' Cordelia Btdlc, South Brbad; atreet, Key- WOOD FOR SALE. , EUarantre to heat' lious. or money refund- porl,'N». J>l •.' •• • ' ..' ' ' 'l PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE. I deliver at lied Bank big load, all team - MORTGAGE.MONEY WANTED. ed. .Cash or" Installment. .Kelamazop. Stove SAVE YOUR OLD C c« »|g of «H klndi .' WELLS CLEANED AND DUQ. .-Ai.sinall standard 88.note player piano, can pull, for-87.00; single'load $4.00; Co. of Mlchleaiti New Jeriey branch. Rid o(. furniture • Frank * Htojt«rd.' BI Ilirtlitfd guaranttod good as new; cost $800, I32S 'Excellent; Inveitmrht In flr.it bond anil llsnk, J'. O. Box 4S0l telephone 2020.11. -. Bug»—beaotlful ce«ers|bl. ro»». -'Cellar*'*Shd teeepoote-alao.'^at•* ireteon« fireplace and stove * lengths.. Nothing mart rarer, at. 6» ofl velj. located proper- «t«Hn«iB.td:'B»nVi'.nnon'«'808l; ,'••'.' •" ab)e.ral«. C. H. Holrnea; Atlantic ,Ht«h- will buy., it. Dirhan'a .l>lano Shop, Drum- cheaper or better. John Sietcinski, Van- Asbury 1'ark. Also pice heater* and from rour old earpeti and rosni. • iene}'* 1arid», II..F, K.No.'l. bor d^phoha'Red mond place. Red' Bank, phono 038. d«rbiics^.' N. J; .•••.. ties ' throughout Monmouth county.. Will atovea In stock. Ueaters sold outriffbt at pbatal fo+'e-irenUt a.arjoU »atii,,j,r«,n'?!i nubro.f: offerings to principals only. Ad- faotorr prices^ • • Hank 661-R.', •'•••. ': •••" .'',''•..! : WANTEK MORTGAGE WANTED. ~ dress Morrtaey 4 Walker, Keanaburc, Watrtield tlug aoii Carpet Cleanltg- i ' >*-','• ".-.TROUSERS LOST. ' ' * • Old:family silver, glassware, china arid $B,000 wanted on.Hrst mortgage; hew -.' FOR DEVELOPMENT. m^l^ld^^l* brass: also antfo.ua.furniture—must be at yj Formerly Ssnuurll farru at Uncroft^ ,Pair'of .cr6ui*ra'Jaic.'cnad«77ajt.week; double house; may~b« seen-on Pearl streets RADIO FOR SALE.' ~~* ,-,,• .TRAPPERaVV^NOTfqb, : ,,, laf< In itore on llrcad 'itrcet. Iteward. least 100 years old. A postal will'bring Fair • Haven, Inquire' of-K. A- Crozler. V, J., oontalning forty- acres of. cleared mil. 1* Richmond, Freehold. N. J. Phone Bed Bank 1082. , No profeisional iseman radio set,, fourr tubca, Hat ground, on highway' from New York -to .ManVjai\d.—,T — .— ,-r. .. •|I( pay'-hl«bf.f'prlc«e'• for, airklnde ,of John*, O. Ant. 70.Broad etreeV phono Red d litl i f Asburr. Park. Quick sale; 1:0,000 (halt New irounde Uld out and planted., , „.„ ,..., West,,Front .atreek',',R :',• • •". ',','. •••,• BOUSE FOR RENT. money desired. rQSfscd very littl*, in perfect con- 1 : dition; will mcrlflce for ^40. ' Demonntra- cash.) Joseph R. Giles. 1002 Fourth ave. irounds Improvad ad b.suiiOed. Troea ' •SOlOM.i-'V,* '''-.! '•'.'•''>•"•• '-;'. , av'dhueid . RBadI-Ban<,d Dl ' chdp-hdwn e 1M9*W^^'^1«48W: •'"- . ! I -.New hoUse atVFslrlleld gardens'. 'Six ,1 ••-, ; EOft RENT, AX RUM8ON. . v 1 HOUSE FOR SALE . tlon.any evening" aftdr C :Q0 o'clook P. Mi nan. Asbury Park, N. J.. phona 2419. Or ti ebrubbarr eprayed and br^naJ.' Ail»,,i* . ,Pl»a-^oi>m;' buruTaJow, "with. Improve- rooms,'bath, stationary tubs,.;electricity, on Parker avenue, Fair Haven: six rooms, Brewer & Smith, 701 Gangs avenue, As- ttatrag*! large .Tot, .Apply George Grower's Max Levy, 41 Libert/ street, Long Branch, vice gladly given. N. Butterbaebi bot.iMJ 'iv-s ':•' irVhlta. f'rsspsdtahie .'.woman,..; r«llaliablel , pents. r,«ir t>us line aA'l Victory I'stk; im- end-hath; all improvements', 51,300, 42,000 N, J. ; bury Park, phone 250. ' ' wlshls part-time .iiorki no.'waahlng,' wWrll: e mediate posseasloti/ llirit J30,. ' yhone a^ore.'Hesiljien's Corner. Red Bank. mortgage, balance- caah. Joseph ScsUi fair HaT*ti. W. J. phono Red Oanii {QiJ J. "r Pjiifison 48?.. ' ;. 4' ,, ' CUKCH1N'9-FOR REA1. AJtT. USTDES6LbTCT? ET te'iRilC, Fai> Hayert,'P..O,,>N. Ji .;'. -' . . . NINE LOTS FOR SALE. real' estate; 132 Riverside avenue, phone Gurchln'a barber ihop'i* tb« plxpe where • ' Mine .lols.at. Wl'mort Park, well lo. Bed Bank 884. i Two parcels of land on Ifirat. avenue. \,^ANTEDf. AnTtoi ; art mctuis •ometbfng. For real urcof try Atlantic Highlands.'.N. J.) 'about 'sn acre RUGTAmTcTiRPEfiSf^ 'to- 'OeneraOeneral KoueeWoriehcueeJorlerf wanted,','»b'-*iwanted!»b»i h et'brlcaa fat fowla oatti lor sale ohekp. us owr.er Is to move FSR~SALE ONSHKSWSBURY. . RIVER. u» once, and theo you will alwaji; T*M» la A. tmm (hl« locality. Apply at Merphants each: one with nine-room' house, double Cltanen. repalr»ra and ra«arslb|e »eje< !"- Inc. Vhone Red h.nlrJ'VJSO. >«dn»id«y Wt« Ala»V.«wlckt . Large Colonial, t.ouse, a" Improvement*, alio Applies to ladles ant).ehUdren. See* eeUar and basement. One a bungalow. Ave •ra «( jour; old floorings. Our b$ai s>ai»< " r lank. nliht. Dr-Hetl Bank W4t'Thar«jay. rWh N. £ "*'Ust'Oo.r'Bro»d street, Red Dank. four acres And a half; large garagei Ideal ond.National bbok building. Rid Bank, up* roomf and bath, with hot water heat: alii .PAY'S WPWt WAHTsi HOUSE FOR SALE,. location; Immediate Possession, easy terms. *Ulrs Improvements. For Information ipply to log restores tha nap. Lat capability «ll " •, Iddi. aged lady wo«ld,llk. T '• TOR SALE; ,I ••>•••••• ,'•..- J O«a peel tatle,, fouf oue»,»rid a.'«t pf ^OWruWiEs.oy tiUALttv. , Six,rooms and bath, .11 improvementat W. A. IJopplnc. .40 Brosd street. Red George I,. Dartleson, 71 Valley Drive, At- rour requirements. Carpel aleamrs. ,»t «rnh^ fl ball, and en* rack, »>0, Oeorge. Man- .Coijd dbpoiltlbn land very arfecUonale. on'Elm place, lot 60xZ24| price IS,000, Hank, nhono S07. . : ' . ' '.Wi mak* * *peclivlt)f of QleanlnQltanltma win««ln<- lantlo Highland!, N,: J. - . • • . tlonmoutt strtet. Bad Oaok. phone IM-Wf. " Bank.< terrna, Joseph Kcstn. real estate. 132 Iiiv dow«* of satpreit , aiflcecesi noandd —privat •—•e- rent— •*» tl,m> Drtimmyttd place. Red Hank, • Kktnarlnq. Kandr-a'. oppoilfe' Aibury Park PROSPECT APARTMENTS, •^SEXTERTWELCDME AT FRANKUN Oolt. Olub, .Corll«a »vaflu«,.,A>bury' park'. irslda .avenue, Red Bank, phone 684. Prospect avonue and McLaren, street; one denco; alao irenMI oiltee ccleantnulleantnu. Rat«i I*ARM «•»#»» •.",. v ,' ,' • •.'. Pnrk; Upper Broatlnav ami Locust avenue, Fnofra ->ll*Mi '.,»..'.•:..,.,.. ;•,' s. : • ..MONEfT'O LOAN, ~~~ (our and one live room apartment to rent: rtMODablebl , 8atl»factioi n cunranttodd, 48 HEMSTrtcWRcr^--* •.,! .._. Ne* M*ljmoat», ^urua,^wliwliV:aljV :.lft VYasbtnatoa etreet. Red Bank, pbom West Long Branch: new. twenty-acre laka D.iiv.red -.iVWfc.fi"; J, K « Mlnnei nk t ; : > ; MoD.y to- loan* on first' bond and mort* all Improvements. Inquire, John's' Buiy Nuw belai ctone a> the aing.r sH|as> Ml'Ti, kit. Ap.W Tlinolhj^Dalr, *•.••'•:*•:':"•• i: '«r*W' s Aib:' •' • ••• frag* 6a Improved real.estate worth double BEA-M. open to pulillo this winter, Busies pals on* 101. . ' ' ,'" ,' k. ttlathBha^Red »R (JorfaJM jMh, de»lal.4t«ld plallnuha. dls- Corner, 11 Esst Front street,',or pboni pi-opetly; 100 acres 'of restricted, residen- tha tompany'a new eapert tperatorV *ll '(?, f tbe amount Joined. Alston Beekman. at* H6-R. lied Bank. ' u/v.,i.iv. AND FANCY CATfLNG. S uraed rtwslrr, diamond' aad, mefOeU) torney, 10 Broad strait, Bed Bank. , Hu>h ie»ti, porch cbalra, reflnliblujr anil tial homo sites s lots 10x1(0. Sidewalks, work marantaed. WW» Haila/» t«av 'J plumbini, lieatfrw addtlnn •V.ebrn. dellTsreJ." In loads or ^"CORN rORINflTFOirSALr repair Inn; ,of furniture, uphohierlnjr. dra|)> oarb,'water, ffas and electricity furnished, stlteblng by the far*. Oeor(«. VVotaW'CJ- ESnabaa, M Wa.tal3« aVanUa. llssim Vt VCarnayi Vhalanx, Will grind corn and cob; nifal. oats, eye liny II. Htlllman. managjne sgenU., Stat* . Sevan bone,, four cow. and a An. Una •rlea ant) cutrilom. Mattrcaaes,' new or Jr... aiint. III Bfoaas«rtl> sUs»l conveolenoeji tUa, (snge. , dresa Security, a,,y, n, ,R, , . two hatch si only I ooit lilt (ell for tit: dndi of building*. Pile« IU.4O0. CaJ«b leurliy, lr U o nk Charles Grant, Evaratt, N. J.' Phone Mid. • - D#l/ord. N. /- Dhooi Kwoiburr For particulars Inquire at;tb« gate •• Blk> road, rott-WBMk, UltpkoH Um , i illetown I|)«»F<»1.'- •,'•,•••• ;'• • ' «do p*p share tar ihiis W pi I Lots at Wooilhrnek, njar I.lttl. Bllv.r Wast Front street, Ited Dank. ' t . • . -. URSVWAALK. boated in Red nanli on the Shrewsbury It Broad *fiW rfeijk±i\Mt.:.' Ad. river. Apply Mrs, Knl«M, 181 Breid station an<( bus line, tOaSOD fe.t. I3G0 . Jveeph, tieata, real .slUe, 119 Xeanshurjl 7»-V-tl. raised en fre. run. Mrs. Vanrferveer Van- lern. MalMille road, Stsr Houta Ho. 1,tlemti.r Monmoatb Oouaty »*>)r Okltk IvarsMe aveiu., rie(rkian»i,ji]ione «I4, . sysrsiavs>'iv«*w« w- aains^vwrsa^.ss 'isaoalallea. . . ' ., 1 ' i TOfCtKUL,—• Trt»i MA ihrubb»ry vpriytd, «nd A l Tata two-wluel dump e«rt«, ohs llurlir prunttl. lnylnR out »f t[*n fctpundii ol{t T^ NffTiCK 7 wntvt, rV^Si'n? fert."'w lth.«ll l.prpu- -•irtsf >ws»on and on*, hssvy duly farm crotii\<)« lmpf "»•(• l_..- Jnt li»s*at«* t».J 114, nunnftn. N. J. . \ • «•«< ltx.lt, IOT.RO, 116.80 anil HMO »rltes thai will aalonlth »i •111 10 at Il|,ll, Men's aultr lUrt, la, ill.lt.MjVi »! ' At II Berjeft pine, bet«u«n Boulb 1 i ,to_atllV ^ a^ltl ')l»' REDBANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY fl, 1926.

sis of justice Jinstead of deciding It Shower for Eatoatow'a Ctrl.', on a legal technicality. A surprise' shower was given a ' • * * few nights ago for Miss Agnes Pla, daughter of Charles Pia of Eaton- PUBUC SALE The whole scheme of all these so- cieties is based on a wrong princi- town. Miss Pia's engagement to ,T»OMAS mvroa or WEST FURNITURE CO. ple, fyo society should have the Spencer Patterson of Eatontown B1 M power to punish anyone. The'power was announced, a short time ago. to punish should be. retained in theThe party was arranged by Miss KEYPORT - NEW JERSEY courts and in the judges. No per-Martha Odell. It resulted in many FARM MACHINERY "'t' HnUnd «t tM PMtoSI" it R«4 B«nk. gifts for Miss Pla and in a good ,l If, t- — Itcopd rim n>»it«. ' son, no matter what may. hi the offense with,which he Is charged, time for all present. To be aold on" Overlook Farm, corner of West Front < - Subicripliea PrUfii • should be prevented from having the street and Half-Mile road, where the Machinery right of trial by jury. , 'Six month! ™_H—-. •]• Stwlng Club C«rd Party. is stored, Near Hubb&rd's Bridge. The sewing club of St James's Our February Sale WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1926. ,. Legislators give these heartless church will hold a card patty next S»U Will B. H.ia societies everything they ask forMonda. y nlgbt at the Knights of r-OFFERS— without caring how outrageout may Columbus home on Broad street. h TOWN TALK. be the laws which these'socletlss The hostesses will be Sirs'. Peter F, Tuesday, February 9th, 1926 Extra Special Features for This Week ' ", ' (Continued fcom page 4.) want passed. Legislators care noth- tang, Mrs. George Grause and Mrs. ing for tho justice or injustice of Edward O'Flaherty. •I One O'Clock* Sharp. Maggu Cllne of Bed Bank ii a many of the laws they pass. They About 25 Suites of splendid furniture will be placed on toretty good old scout. Most folks are afraid to antagonize these so- 2 seta of Double Harness, Farm Wagon, broad, tread;'Fourteen-barrel forget old friends when those old- cieties lejt these societies defeat Spring 'Wagon, Platform Spring Delivery Wagon, 2 South Bend Plows, sale during this week at figures guaranteed to be below time friends get in trouble.. Maggie them at the next election. And 2 one-horse. Plows, 2 one-horse Harrowji; .2 one-horso Cultivators, 2 Cline doesn't. Last week the md these societies -would do tt,too , If it :JAY:,T. STOUT: Planet Jr. Riding Cultivators, A. Harrow, Iron- Harrow, two-runner even our regular sale prices. These suites are offered as ' {n a newspaper an item about Helen should lie in their power, for these Funwvjng. Sled, tbjee-runner Furrowing Bled, 2> Wheelbarrow Grain . Gertrude Swasey of HaverWll, societies have no love for the people. General Contractor « Seed Sowers, Beet Cutter, 2 Corn Plantorsv Cannori Corn Shelter (will extra specials and constitute decidedly outstanding Massachusetts, being in financial • - V •»««• shell 200 fyijhels of corn per day.)Hand Corn Shelter, Ceerlng- Binder, trouble and1 being about'hi be put Private^Koad Building < Deering Mower, Superior Grain Drill, pair of Hay Shelvlnge, Hay Rake, cut of her home because the rent But back of all these unjust laws 'Mason Work and Rustic Stone* Roller, Parii Green Gunri Potato Sorter, Grindetone, Iron Vise, Plat- bargains. , " - ~~ '*« ^ •••'"••' of all these weak-kneed and spine- Small tools and somo Household Furniture. DINING ROOM BED ROOM Maggie Cllne in her youth .•was-* less legislators, ars the people, who ruling '—•' ^ Hauling* Baverhill 'girl. ,' She had kntfwn permit these things to be done. Con- IP. O. Box 302 Tel. 20644 TERMS CASH. $425 10-pc. Dining Room $325 4-pc. Bedroom Suite Helen Gertrude Swasey in the old sider for a moment the instance Red Bank LOUIS SOFFEL. C '•«__ d>ACfN AA • titr^e^m* nn ' days when Maggie was singing of another case at Belford, where a' Suites $275.00 "Throw Him Down, McCloskey, You WALTER D. FIELDS, Auctloneerj $225-00 Can Do It if 'V-u Try," and when itorekeeper was fined $100 for sell- Made by one of the best factories Combination burl walnut and Selen Swasey Ms n celebrated ing a ten-cent bottle' o£ iodine. It bareback rider in .circus. So.whsn i difficult to imagine a more out- One Day Pleasure Outing in Grand Rapids and beautifully fin- rosewood. ,54 in. Dresser, 40 in. rageous case of injustice than this. • '• ' ,TO- •'.'•-.• Maggie dine read about Helen Ger- It is probably in accordance'with the >V. J. T. GETTY HUGH H. GETTY ished in dull lacquer. Has 72 in; Highboy, 52 in. Vanity and Bow trude Swasey being about to.be put buffet, 8-foot Extension Jable» out of her home she didn't-say law, but such an outrageous and NEW YORK End, Bed. All of best construction. unjust law shjiuld never' have been China, Server'and Tapestry Seat "JJoor old Gert; that's too bad," and passed. Every legislator who voted From All Stations I HUGHGBTTY, Inc. $425 4-pc. Bedroom Suite Hrep the matter from her mind. Not for such a law should have been cast Long, Branch Chairs. ' much she didn't. She went to the to Matawan, incl. | E»tabli»bed 1875 chimney and took down her good old into oblivion., -. $275-00 : $450 10-jpc. Dining Room ttocklng and pulled out a hundred- -•: .- Y »•.. • • .. SUNDAY, FEB. 7th |:. '.•;•.-•"' '•'••;•:•• BUILDERS dollar bill and sent it on to her old- TicllU (Md only OB IPKIII trttn U«v. Extra high class grade of furni- |But who cares for' injustice in JH R.d Bank MS A. M. R«turnior. time acquaintance. That hundred these days! TheVvery persons who ban N.w York. \V.»t 33d «tr..t, B:4T j 12 Broad Street Red Bank* N. J. Suite $295-40 ture. Dresser is 54 in., Chifforobe dollar bill paid up the rent that was ire injured go out on "election day P. M. Liberty ttimt. OiOO P. M. . - Grand Rapids quality. Genuine 4ft in., Vanity 49 in., and Bow End due and left, a margin besides. Children 6 run of <» ud under 12, »] Phone Red Bank, 174G and placidly vote too re-elect the bait fan. ' burl walnut in antique lacquer fin- Bed is full size. All made of finest officials, who are .responsible for the '•• :»•"»«.-' • injury they have suffered., tawd are NEW JERSEY CENTRAL '' ish—the most durable made; This burl walnut obtainable. I donttaiow what'church Maggie passed restricting the right* of indi- Suite wiU pass, the most critical in* .Cline belongs to. Maybe she don't viduals' in order td increase the ^telong to.any church at all. But I spection in every respect. $185 4-pc. Bedroom Suite do know that .any Church ought to profit and power of these societies mighty proud to have aniong its and commissions, and this goes on No More Profiteering Since Charley Came to Town! year after year. $245 10-pc. Dining Room $125-00 tnembers a woman like Maggie Suite consists of 50 in. Dresser, 40 Cline. • • • * * Nor is, there any likelihood of any Suite $160-00 in. Wardrobe, 48 in. Full Vanity and -o-o-o-o-o- change for the better. Legislators Only two of these suites to be full' size Bow End Bed. All well . Charley Champlin's Jroupe andcare nothing for the welfare of tho two or three other troupes of more people but care only for their own Original offered at this price. Made of gen- constructed and finished in Huge- than ordinary' merij are the only political hides. And these legislators uine walnut veneer,, trimmed with not walnut. ,, ' repertoire stock companies-In the know that nine-tenths of Hie voters and Only burl walnut panels. An, Italian whole United States which have •would rather vote for those who en- weathered, motion picture competi- slave them and subject them' to in- renaissance design with 66 in. $159 4-pc. Ivory Bedroom tion; bat there, is still opportunity justice than to vote for any person curved front Buffet, China, Closet in amateur . performers to give not of their own politics! party1. Suite $98-00 dean shows that "are appreciated, with large cupboard, Enclosed Senr- list year the members of the sew- er, Obiong Table and genuine Only two of these suites and no ing club of the Reformed church of The people have it in their power leather seat chairs. |^ "more to be had at this price. Suite Colt's Neck .went "barn-storming" to change these conditions whenever; consists of Dresser,. Chest of Draw- through thB county. They gave they wish toidoao. , Bu^so/Jong ai( their first performance in their they permit these intolefaril'socleties $335 10-pc. Dining Room . ere, Full'Vanity and full size Bow some town and repeated it at a-and commissions and these indiffer- End Bed. 1 tiumber of other places; The result ent Jeglslators to make-then—legal' was.that they cleared over $400 for beds for':th«m;'s6 lonff must they Suite $235.00, i, Jheir church. expect to find their bedsj filled wjth Grand Rapids quality.- Italian,, '• *r\ $159 4-pc. Walnut' the; thistles of injustice and the . •: .».• • • renaissance design. Made of gen- . . • ;horns of unrighteousness. Bedroom Suite $98-00 ' This year the same performers uine burl walnut with matched dia- Made up with beautiful genuine , |re giving a different show. '. They MANY At CARD PARTY. arket! mond veneers on front. Finished "walnut'veneers, dull rubbed.- Suite ' produced their first effort of the in antique walnut. Buffet measures Season last week and they have sr- Larga Numbor-of Prises Awarded at consists of large Dresser, Chifforette, to give it at other places. St. James's Hall. 22 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N; 72 in., China has long linen drawer, Vanity and-Full Size Bow End Bed., Wjy will get half of the profits of Enclosed Server, Oblong Extension tb» shows they give. Churches, fire About $300 was realized at a card parly and dance given last Wednes- Often Imitated But Never Equalled! Table, Chairs are covered in taupe, , i «ompanie>, granges and other, instl- day night at St. James's hall on ! ODD PIECES !' lotions will get the other half of the Monmouth street for the benefit of mohair.. ' _^_ ! fcroflta. St. James's church. More than 400 $8.00 Polychrome Mirrors ! " • • • persons attended the affair and Boiling or Corned Phila. Made $150 10-pc. Dining Room 1 '' ' • many prizes *ere awarded to the ! Colt's Neck is a comparatively "winners of the card games. Suite $95.00. $4.50 ' kniall villace but no trouble wea ex- French- plate glass, made up in perienced there in getting enough Among those who won prizes were BEEF SCRAPPLE; Made of genuine walnut veneers, • folks to fill the required roles. Also Mrs. Mary Parker, Marguerite 60 in. Buffet, China, Enclosed; Serv- • three panels, with' design cut in j there was sufficient homa talent for Ward, Mrs. Daniel.W. Martin, Vin- glass. Measures 47x13 inches. ' Ringing, instrumental music and cent McCue, Marie Cassell, Mrs. Pigs' Feet or , er, Oblong Table, *, father^ Seat Theresa Healier, John P. Mulvihill, Fresh Cooked ) ! father features which were given be- chairs.; :' " •'•'•• ,:•'- -"^/f,•':.' '••''•'••':"- , tween the acts as side isBues of theMrs.. Alfred Reiss, Mrs. II.' Mead, $25 MCogswoA Chairs fniin show. • , ' . Edward Conner, Anna Donahue, J. LIVER : : : • « • H. Nelson, William Lake, James Mc- TRIPE LIVING ROOR| * M\ ;:;: $j4.50: ;••••::•••. , The same thing is probably true Cue, Mrs. George Coudrier, Harry 'Antiqu'ja mahogany frames. Loose fcf many other places. A lot of talPatterson- , George Cross, Martin Do- $325 3-pc. Karpen Living , tnt that could profitably be used. herty. Louise McCue, Mrs. Benja- Good CuU Chuck Boneless Lean Pot spring cushion in seat'. Back and Rot ohly for the financial benefit of min Pryor, Matthew J. Curran,'Wil- liam Lang," Margaret Tobin, 'Mrs. Room Suite $2 JO-00 seat covered in heavy grade tut ye- t worthy institutions but for the en- 'h>Wr'';: i-i:;'-'-".:-v;'';'''"'''" '/-"'\'-' "•'""'.''•'.''"*'" t richment of country and.rural life, William Kanpy. Mr. and Mr». Potor ROAST Absolutely guaranteed construe* " h going to waste, or is being used J. Lang, Mrs. Helen Sttlwell, Lena ROAST tion. One; of Karpen's latest crea* enly in a limited sense. The Colt's Radigan, Mrs. Leon Burdge, James $19.50 Rush Seat Rockers P. McCarron, Alice Nelson. Alice • ^ tions with beautiful Italian style .' Neck sewing society, in discovering Fre?K Tender Beef ' and bringing out "local talent," sets Conn, Clara Johnston, Mary Naitfty, Breast or Shank and Chairs $13.50 ', an example for which it deserves aa Mrs. William Brown, Lawrence ! much praise as it doei for the serv->Murphy, Mrs. Joseph Pryor, Miss " Genuine Windsor style with arms , Ice it renders for Us church. Emmoiis, Mrs. George Grob, George LIVER $249 3-pc. Frame Back and Hawkins, Ella Braney. Florence K1I- LAMB and rush seats. Special- at above tnartln, Mary A. McCiue, John / Base Mohair Suite price while they last; Brasch, Mrs. William Schooley, Mrs. ( William Wagner is a boy living at Robert Norman, George Bennptt, Fresh or Smoked Cala Milk Fed Breast ' $195-00 < \ J5elfoid. He did not know it wasMrs. Elsie Griffin, Harry J. Hoff- $11.00 Pure Wool Blankets i iiecessary for a hoy trapper to tako man, Joseph Mazza, Helena Hender- This is the latest style in living ; ; j cut a trapping license and ho caught . • •••• : :• $6-75 '•••..•••• i'--;;. 1 son, Beatrice Herold, Augustus HAMS room suites. Covered in plain i come muskrats. As soon as lieWalsh, W. B. Connor, Beatrice Du- VEAL taupe mohair with frieze covering.. Size 66x80 in; Double blankets ,'. learned that the law required n 11gan, Mrs. George F. Grause, Rev; of'a very fine, soft, silky weave and \ cense ha took out r license. Not- Thomai Kirk, Kathryn Johnston, on reversible* side of ciishions. ; , *lth»tanding this he was arrested. Best Cuts Chuck Milk Fed Shoulder very heavy. , Spedal for this, week Mrs. William Dowd, Mrs. J. J. ' Be waa taken-before a justice of Vonly. ,'";.. •- '"•. ;•;• ,'."• -. •••:•• ,• ;• [ .the peace who did not impose a fineO'Kecfe, Mrs. Arthur Little. Mrs. $195 3-pc. Mohair Suite • tut who charged him costs amount- Lawrence Murphy, Mrs. W. F. Ly- STEAK VEAL • W to $5.10. The justice afterward ons, Margaret' Kelly, Mm. H. Bill- $# i $3.50 Mahogany End ./.(received »' letter from the flsli and ings, John Spillano. Henrietta Cross, Three large pieces covered /in 1 *'"(*nte commission wanting to know William Knrey, Mr«. Charles Hoff- Rib End ^ plain taupe mohair. Roll armband Table* $1.95 : J' Why he Jttdn't fined the boy the full man, Mrs. Marion D. Hick», Helen Blade Cut Rib i fcmount of the fine fixed by law. Kilmartin. Walter Qulglfy. Frank reversible cushions. Half round shape; nicely finished. i >' . • • • Cavanauirh, Grace Buhlin, J. Brown, Mrs. J. Nr.ulty, Mrs. Georce Conrad, PORK ROAST 'A proceeding of this kind may be Mrs. Joseph Brcy, Mrs. W. J. Lake, $135 3-pc. Velour Suite tod law, but if is mighty bstt*nta any good they could Mrs. Victor Xing, Mrs. Edwin P, ner witfi specially buut high' back Values up to $72.G0-~No\v 49*00 if>. they, get laws passed Thompfon and Mr*. Robert Hnnca ROASTS CHOPS chair. Frieze covering on *" ' Royal Wilton Rugs ' trtjr the right of trlil by tt • nominating committee to i«l«ct ttp.to,?96—Now$gQ0() ttwM ioe|»tl«« f«»r to • list of offlcera of th« club to bs We guarantee every item,,in 1 to i>e a genulno bftrgain abse who; nn« v»Ud for tt th« annual m»«tlnj of VDONT L4?J^"ANVONE2 Bt^UFF YOU! , T And worth coming ouu»y w| the elub In Mar. ' Chnrlle is the Orltflnntor of thtt O and 19c w% Purchawi mude during this MIM Katharine tiraolt of lUrdlng moirth vfU^Mif" \i ): USA decide, ththf »*4 WM «1«CUIJ a mtmb«r of the RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 3, 1926.

" " , Church Notti. NEW CHURCH PUBLICATION. NEW BRIDGE AT BELFORD. ; Mrs. Arthur Mercer of McLaren Falriih Monthly of St. James's A CHURCH'S LARGE DAY. Fntbeldtrs A»k Federal Authoritlea ";••• A 4wght«r .arrived; :fiund»?»t a, FIRST CHURCH OF 5 ?'tlw^ra«*'ofvMiv*"ipd tMrii;;Sre4 street entertained the ladles' 'sew- Church to be Iisutd Soon. for Pirniliiion to Build It. ; ing society of the Methodist church ANNUAL ROLL CALL OF THE 5 CHRIST SCIENTIST J 5^ii^;pt;i'^fe t'l^*i:^«i*b»)Sji A publication devoted to news Tho freeholders of Monmouth last Wednesday afternoon. and happenings of the societies of NEW MONMOUTH BAPTISTS. • 84 Broad Si* R«d flank, N. , has been nwtwd A!ic« Jetn Ad»ro0, - A holy hour service will be held county have applied for a federal, f> ;••: Mini. lol* Wari.^ittMi New at half-past seven o'clock on Friday St. James's church and with other It Wai Held Lai7~W«4n«dar and permit to build a . highway draw- Public i ?»lte nont»BjT«qhool J9: New York night of this, week at St. James's church Information wid make Its It Wai On* of lli* Matt Succeii- bridge across the Mouth of Cbmpton t»tate, hai beeft%Wdlnr«. f«V 4»*» first appearance Sunday, February ful That Hat Ev«r Taken Placa at creek at Belford. •WhetlieTTor not church. The ushers of the church 14th. It will be known as the Per- Wedneiday Evenlni Ta»tlalonW ' with her V# will hold s meeting after the serv the Church. a permit will bo granted will bo de- Uaetiiwi—» P. M. tear He«»», j*i» $rE^:Front'»twet. ice. i ' ish Monthly and will be issued once cided by the effect of the bridge on RcaJIni Uoon—W«(in«idaji ar.4 v';:;':'Bdw»r^vB,'':.Ai)4!r«-ipf;:.Beclde»i a month. Advertisements were so- The New< Monmouth ( Baptist r^ B«turjoy« from ViSP to MO P. N. The administration of the Lord's church'has 288 members, and 167 navigation, All interested parties licited from business men to cover are invited to express their views in K I'be public le eordlalli inilt«4 W m •V plice; h»f te»um«4 :tl»« M»nigienwn1 Supper. will" take place, Sunday responded when their names were m actend the eervlcia and <|alt tte A ' of hls.real eetate and Ineursnce bua- tlio cost of the publication and tlie writing and to rend theirjetters be- morning at the Methodist church monthly will have over twelve pages called at the annual roll call of the -^l-nA.rflnn-BopB3. : ; . .-.:•-.. K i4«ie«j, «(fte* having hwn laid up »v. and the sermon topic will be "The congregation last Wednesday.' Af-fore February 15t!j to the United teril days with grip, of advertising. Rev. John B. Me- States engineers' office at the army 1 Mount of Vision/' At night there Closkcy, the new rector of Stternoo. n and evening sessions were ; • Fostol cards and letten fromwill be a song-time service and an held. Rev. Archibald H. Sutphin building on Whitehall street, New .John Frothoro of Red Bank, who is James's church, was chiefly instru- York. The plans call for a steel at 59 Maple Avenue, Cor. Gold Street, - address on "Adventures? in Under- montnl in getting the publication of River Plaza,'a former pastor of , at St. Petersburg, Florida, jtate that standing by Henry Ford and Luther the church, presided. Tho collec- structure, with a girder swing span, She Was Skinny, : : ho ia haying a fine time there. He Burbank."- Mrs. Arthur Gregory started. He had a parish bulletin in supported on nksonry piers. The his Camden parish. When A boy he tions at the two meetings amounted ' - .••• ' ' Red-Bank, I&jj'-'^W^ ' My«\ W; will; return, when vrarm •will »ing » solo. Rev. H. G. Torboss to more than $300. bridge will have a timber, trestle ap- ^•wcatHer; iurlvo*. •' ;•'' ;/'•' .*'{-.'•'•;• worked In a printing shop' and proach on its north end. The draw- / : will speak tonight at the mid-week Thomas S. Roberts of New Mon- Weak and Nervous •'" Thomas Little of Bergen place li learned how to "stick" typo and run will be operated by hand power. The . \ >t 1:00 R.'M.' '•/• r:" M'^f^i praise service, which will bo fol- mouth opened the afternoon service ; spendingaiew.iiayi »t Philadelphia; a job press, and he says that.tho draw •will be wider and higher than The greatest strength-giver and lowed by a meeting of the Sunday- with an address of welcome. ~ De- • -.Mra.iJames Rowe of Brookdale SCJIOP) board. . fascination of the printing game has the one now used. producer of good healthy flesh in has returned -from a flve'weeks' viill always remained with him. votional fwerciBes were led by Rev. the world is Cod Liver Oil—it's full The undersignedwillsell the following;ttouselipjid;J At the Baptist church Sunday C. P. Newton, pastor of the Baptist of vitgmines. » • -. •with her parents at Toledo, Ohio. ' Morning the subject,for the junior NEW CLUB OFFICERS. Goods, Automobile Accessories and Tti.ols. ^ ; :^^i|:5 '' MIBB Jeanette Anderion, a, »tu 1 Leonardo's Wild Door. church of Freehold. Rev. John C, But it's nasty stuff—iU-smellirig congregation's service will be "A Klllian, field representative of thq dent at Seaver college, i>\visltirig Several persons-fat Leonardo have >Boye Replace Men ai Officials at and hard to take, and usually upsets Oak dining room suite, tables sideboard, seryiiigls tiff's Lunch." The topic for the board of - missionary co-operation, Ocun View. „ the. stomach. • Misses Dorothy arid Ethel Hoed of regular morning sermon will be "To seen a young doe deer at large in made the principal address of tho Middlctown townshjp. .*..", ' " .. The Ocean View athletic club" Thank goodness! we don't have to table, china clpset? 4 side chairs, 2 ami chairs; oafchalfe ! Make Your Voice Hoard on High." the woods and fields surrounding the afternoon. Rev. Harry P. Grim of near Leonardo elected officers Sat- even smell vile nasty Cod Liver Oil Mw, Harry Stiety and her ?on of The subject for the young people's village. A deer is Bucli.an uncom- Keansburg and Rev. Charles M any more, for now all druggists are; clock,'oak secretary and bookcase, 2 gray rubbed ojtkg Drummond place'sjeijpendingr s*v. urday night. Men as .well as boys devotional and fellowship .meetingmon sight there that Leonardo folks Sherman, until recently pastor of a selling McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com- eralweeki wither, Sheln'sparenti, belong to the" club and in the past dressers^ new; 2 oak drop leaf tables; oak Mprris3 at night will bo "Best Contacts in were at first inclined to think that church in Indiana, also made re- pound Tablets, sugar-coated, and as Mr. and Mw. Jacob Shein of New 1 all the officers have been men."They Life—^ahd Company ,"," this being those who first reported having seen marks., Mr. Shermani who is a na- easy to take as candy, 80 that you chaii^, walnut hat rack'.with mirror, dak bedroom suited York.' •; • •-•.•."••.-•;•• •!•• have, decided to step aside and let can get the real Cod Liver Oil in part of a scries of meetings on thethe deer were mistaken, but soimany tiva of Holmdel; is a candidate: for the youngsters run things. The new condensed form. • Fritz Dreader of Werfsid*, avenue subject of "Growing a Christian persons have since seen H that the the pastorate of theNew Monmouth has a now radio outfit. officers, all of whom are boys, are Set of reed furniture: table, settee, 2. arm, chaii-^K Character," . The subject for thestory'is no lenger; doubted. ; church. A solo was sung by Mrs* Men and women weak, thin and George Khockel president, John nervous, are urged to put on weight • JoyceBatelle, daujfhter of Harry sermon' Sunday night will be "The Mabel Northcott. , \ • oak bookcase^ oak flat top desk and chaity typewritej|| Ertelle of Catherine street, ia' con- Connecting:; Link." Tonight -an Want: Pattor Another Year. Kripcket treasurer, Arthur Ncw- and get back their health and fined to the house with. brul«e» and evangelistic prayer mootitflt will be Reports; whid* were read showejt meyer secretary, •John Grodeska strength with' these wonderful tab- desk, large bookkeeping desk; chest of.drawers,-cigaj^l Tho congregation of the Metho- lets. cuts received In »' fall from a chair. held under the title, "For Him—All dist church of Red Bank, at thethe church and all its societies to be captain, of the basketb~.ll team, and humidor, several 9x12 rugs and smaller nigs.' ,s| ; Mrs. Willett Haggerty of River Things." An entertainment will be fourth quarterly conference last in a flourishing condition.. TheFrank Giittormsen manager^ Sev- One woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks and that's going' fast' itreot returned home Monday from given atthechurch Friday night.. week, voted unanimously t? ask the average attendance at the Sunday- eral, basketball games have, been Woodlejr. hospital at Little. Sliver school'meetings the-past year was booked and the team hopes to play cnougli", v\ Assorted china, cut glass candelabra, china cloc|c|| The King's Daughters will meet district'conference to'.return" Hev. 1 •with a baby boy weighing nine X28. John N. Hillyer, the Sunday atleast one game a week 'during the Only 60 cents for 60 tablets,* and Friday afternoon at j the clubhouse W, Rolland Raver as pastor of the if thoy don't put five'pound s of flesh steins, mahogany bud vase^ ladies' oak writing des'i^g :••! pounds. The new,arrival hat been school superintendent, was unable rest of the winter.' of the ^Woman's /'club at three church for his sixth term. Reports on any'thin person in 30 days your !-'. named WIHett Haggfrty. '; • to be present at the roll call because stands, 8 oak- dining chairs, leathersea^j gilt ^h?lte|5 '.:"••• Miss Rita Haley; of jtfevr York o'clock;-is : .'•';'•',•'•••'"• •'•'.•• read at the' meeting showed the re druggist is authorized to hand you • At the Presbyterian "prayer meet- church and all its societies to be in of sickness in his family.; The ' BAZAR AT LEONARDO. back the money you paid for it* • spending a week -with her mother, port was read by George Acker.. wicker rptkers, table lamp, oil and gas heaters> %tiii^l ing tonight Rev. John MuyskenB will a prosperous condition. Big Three-Day Sale anct. Fair ' on "But be sure and get McCoy's, the •''Mrs. Ella Healey of Herbertrstreet. A fino supper was,served to all : g^vei a.talk'on ''Persuwlve Evangel- ••-••- . •• m > »' '—-. • February. 11th, 12th and 13th. original and genuine." iron-bed, etc . '. ' . . •' " : ••:•'•'•/•iv$? ',-'•• Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Ivlna of present At night devotional serv- :,-: Arthur place expect to' leave next ism—i-How, Jesus Worked." At the Addition for Sunday-School. The house committee of the Leon- Sunday morning siervlco the sermon The Methodist Sunday-school' at ices were led by.Rev.'W. W/iudwig NQTICE; . > Piston aligner, adjustable blocking; vajve'rerseai|| '-week for a trip to Louisiana, and of Mat a wan. The chief speaker was ardo civic interests association is . Notice I. hereby given: to the* legal 1 topic will'be "I WiH Follow Thee, Red Bank has outgrown its quarters voteri* of the School District of' Holmdel '. Florida. They will be gone about rnaking' great preparations' for a 1 but~-."' At noon, after the service, H. Theodore Sorg, a Newark lawyer Township, In the * County of Monmbuth, ing setf cylinder hone, motor spray v^her^ ^afbtiiiijf •.•: three weeks. '.,••.'• IV '. ... and the :matter of building sn addi- bazar which; will be Jield at the as- the' cbngregatipn will, elect three : who is president of the New Jersey that the annual nicetlne for the-, election '; ' Mr. and MM. Fred. liundeiT of tion to the church for. more Sunday- sociation clubhouse Thursday, Fri. of four 'member, of* the Board of Educa- bm-ning hose and nozzle, gear puUers, wheel p^ller^lj i West Front street are>out after hay-- additional elders. At the vesper school' room- is being,.considered. Baptist state convention.' He called tion, three-for three ytkn and. one* mem- service in the afternoon the pastor for a return to 'old-fashioned funda- day and Saturday -of next week. ber for one year, will b» heli^ la -the* f ehooU cylinder micrometers cylinder head; gaskets,^-hub ';ta'p"?i|ffl ,-• ing been',laid up ;two 'weeka with The question has beeh-referred to a The women pf the house committee houec in Holmdel .village on February 9th' will preach another sermon of thecommittee consisting, of Sunday- mentalist doctrine. Jay Hopping 1026, at.four.o'clock, Kit , • ;.' are. making women's and children's : copper tufting, shellac, tire -patches, nick-la polishy t^|S i grip.*-.,-'.-*-".;.*,'. .-.•'•--'•'..-. ;•;••• •. series on "What Think Ye ofschool members and officials of the sang two solos. Special music V.'as ' Three member*, will be* elected for th>c* 1 ' Anthony Tslarjcp of DeForest; ChriBt,"'the. topic being "Jesua's rendered by a choir consisting' of clothes for the affair. , A beautiful jetrs and one member for onu ye«7.- : church.' silk comforter is being made by the The" polls will remnhr opeK .for one chains; from 81x4 to 33x4%,. radiator coversii Jt^e||J : avenue has given '.up his'. job as , a Prayer Life." • Miss, Agnes Walling, Miss Gladys ; Jolly Nino sewing club of Leonardo. hour and as much land> »' *> mtyt be nte.e- i chauffeur for the Public?. Trani-it Euchre Party and Dance'. Coe.Miss Helen Conover and Mrs. eary to enable all the legal voteri pment barrel and pump, (oil); steel drum and pump, nearly]; Mabel Nortcott Miss Abbie .Strick- Hot' waffles, ice cream, home-made to calt their bailotii -• •" - ' ".' "'.' ' company and ho now his similar The young ladies* sodality of St. 1 At eald meeting will be aubmitt.j. tlie .. Foot Cot" With Axe. candy, ''hot dogs" and many other 1 fullVp.f grease; steel drum of chassis' lubricant,••wiiiii*^ ••'•. work for Max Leon's cleaning and James's church will hc'.d a euchre land of Red Bank was organist at question of voting a, tax for the* fc-Horrlnf i dyeing establishment. '.'.'." Janiea Btownley of Holmdel cut both sessions'.. ' ' things will be for sale, and there will puripooes: • • ' ." : party and. dance MoridaySight) Feb- bo a grag bag for children. Mrs,, For current'".expenew,' $10,160.09. - shielct tleaiier, bar radiator caps,, spare tire: lbck»5ttoK» '•' P. H. P. Egan of Monmouth his foot with'an axe while logging ruary 15th, at, St. James's hall: The - For repairs- and. replacement!. $8^000.00. , street is cxpectipg a Visit soph from iri, A woods at that place last-week. .• Dotlt put that out-grown-furni', Samuel B. Donaldson is chairman of The total'amount 'tfoou'gltfr to ba nscei- time;cards, sales cards, lot Studebaker parts and ma.ny^ festivities will be in charge .of ature in the attic. Sell It through the hotisii committee. : ', «»ry Is $ia,.150.00. . . ; ,.••::. Frank It, McElroy of British Colum- Two stitches-were required to close Dated thlr lit day of February, IS21, : : s committee which has Miss Martina Luke' Longhead's department Of The other-items. " -: •.'.;•.,: •.••;:';'..'; ,' '• ••^••^l'^ , bia, Canada. Mr. Mcfilroy has fre-the cut. .:, •.,.,« ALEX. L. McOLEES, -" Hcaly for chairman. ( -i Register.—Advertisement It Pays to Advertise In the Register; quently' made visits at Red Bank, •••..•• • Bl.trjct. Clerk. '.. " . . "•. .;." 'HOMER C METHOT^ I and Mr, Bfan sends a copy of The : : : ; Register to him caclvwetk.i , ' HIIMIMIIWWIIIIIIW -.••••• -A. W.' KELLY^v; ;;':i'|p Henry Hagerman of Bergen place • ' . ^L •. 1 1. •- ' • ' has a new Packard automobile.. . FOLLOW THE CROWD TO Term. Cash NEWTON DOREN^U^H John P. Combi of South street re- ;j turned home last Thursday from the ' 'aEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. .,. ~ s.^^4 long Branch hospital, where he u'n- ' . MONMOUTH CLERKING CO. Clorks. ; " •' ^1 *, ,'derwent an operation for an^ab; scess. Ho is ntMli improVfld/ -,- ; IS E. Front Street Next;tp Palace "Theatre Carl Schwenker haa had a large , 'greenhouse biiilt on his property on 47 BiaoAD ST- RED BANK-N-J- Phrihe 1999 Phone 1890- DIXON BROS., Proprietor* •; Eaafc Front'street,:-!.- "••''' I • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Me Vaufrh of Maple avenue have been visiting at Plainfleld. , /;, ) Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Allaire 50 Piece Set of Reckless place, Mr. and Mrs. Al- McMafr's Market Blue Bird lOOP/edeSet | i— m (. bert S. Miller of Irving place and . ••"**~* " ~~'~— ~~"• . Millard Flllmore Cornwell, 3& of West End Saving of Broad street will leave the Hatter CHINA 100 Per Cent part of next week for Daytona, .Florida. They will spend about;a Meats and Groceries month there. ' '• . r $10.98 George S. Brown of London, Eng- These seta represent a saving, of at least one-half. Buy these sets while we have them, ; Directly Opposite Globe Hotel land, ia with his cuuaini.'M'M./An-' Remember you can always fill in on these itoma with us. " drew Dougherty of John street. Af- ter -spending two weeks at Red 19 EAST FRtiftT ST. RED BANK, N. J. Bank, Mr. Brown will go to Little Electric CHAIR BOTTOMS Rock, Arkansas, to take charge of a Light Bulbs garage business. Telephone 372 . . Edgar Laytori of Oakland street, Perfect Records who is employed by.Ilerre A. Proal,, returned home last Thursday from a Beat Creamery Butter ft 55c1; ; business trip to Tampa, Florida. He expects to mike another trip to that place in about two weeks. Aunt,Jemima Pancake Flour ..2 pkgs 25c '•• Adele Herman, daughter of Wal- ter Herman of Newman • Springs Sugar Corn .2 cans 25c ' road, wat out of school part of last week with a heavy col;!. Early June Peas —.2 cans 25c ' Mrs. Etra OsbotR of Bfede* nve- nue has been visiting Mr«. Thomas All the Latest Hits Baby Lima Beans 2 cans-25c Piquette and Mrs, J. M. Emery of 2Ec Plalnfleld. 60 Watt sfzo All sizes wood nnd fibrei n Raymond Ueddenj manager of . .'••.' stpcl;-. Cut String Beans 2 cans 25c Llggett'a drug store on Broad 21c ea. 39c each , street, was kept Indoors last week 15c and up Fould's Macaroni or Spaghetti...... pkg 10c with a heavy cold. ' •?'. • This Beautiful and High PoJered Set Miss Helen Flyan of Jfohmouth MARCH RECORD^ No. 1 Yuban Coffee ft 52c street entertained the D.'M. C. club ; DANCE ' Retails for V last Thursday night. : HBJJ—StaVa Th«( Thing (Ko< Trot) John Sylveiter and Or. Eisner comptnyat Red Bank, Wai HBJ8—I Love My Bahv (My Btbr Lovee M.) (F.'T.) (V. O.. J. Tlyntl) Speclale and Or. Dent Wake Ma Up, Let Me Dream (Fox Trot) Bill Wlrfea and Hie Orcheitra 145 Astor Rice 3 pkgs 25c ' painfully but not terlously hurt last 14B37—Rimimbir (Fo« Tr6t) (Vocal Ohorui, l'rink Cornwall) Southern Haimonlxe week, when the fell on an icy eide- ' Juit Areund The Corner (Fox Trot) Fred Rich and Hie Orcheitra i *alk at Red Bank, v ;. •; ' I43**(!~-Th»l Certain Party (Fox Trot) (Vo. Ch., Qui GunJcrUn) Soi|thern Harmonlite —OUR SELLING PRICE— Best Pure Lard 1b 18c Miss Louise Landenbergier of Rah- Spinleh Shawl'j Foit Trot) Sam Lanln and Hie Orcheitra 14S»-*)ackeonvllle Oat (Fo» Trot) Orlflnel Memphla Flya r way, Mlsa Helen Blokel of ElUahath ' NetooVi Roie (fox Trot). . OrlgInj Minphle Five Kirkman'i Soap Powder large size pkg 2Qc>/ and Miss Minnie Hyendf Lcmtfj :. . CLIFF EDWARDS , ' For a Limited Time Only . Branch ipent the week-end .'with . i;e»l—Clap Handi, Here Cotn.i Charleyl (Voloe end Ukeltle) ' Cliff Edwerde Gold Dust large' size pkg 28c , llo» {Can You Look So &»d7 (Voice end Or.) Cliff Edwardi and Hot Comb.' Miss Ella; Hetty-of Shrewsbury ave- nue. . '.*•'f ' , LEE NORSE L Maxwell House Coffee tb 60c } James Calver of Leonard street li 11403—I Lova My Baby (My Baby Lovei Me) Lee Moree and Her Blue1 Grail Roye employed at the Westildt pliarmaoy The Deep Wide Ocean Dluie Mlee Lea Mono and Her Blue Grate Boye on Bhfowsburv avenue, " ' • • • ' •: • '• v.-,":'1 BOYO'SENTCT • ' ' Evaporated Milk 3 cans 29c. - The Elia Helllcll school of danc- HS10—Tie Monkey Dftodle-Dool (r«x Trot) ing i*trrt« a necond torm tomorrow' You'r. the One and Only (Fon Trot) Beyd Senttr • . POPULAn VOCAL Deyd Sealer Sauer Kraut 2 large cans 2fic\'( ' on the second floor of the Clayton^ lU30*ol«epy Time Oxr (Tenor) • • Jimmy Plvnn Mafleo buildlnff, ,." ^ -Wlii. The! I'd Been Saltened With Mary (Tenor) • jZmr Fly"! my Flynn Rinso, large size ^...... <-... pkg 2Qc ' .Albert VaiiZe. of Cedarvtlle, Vlr- I«Jl*-Ro|l'Bm, Qirle (Tenor) ' nmmmrimt.i Smalle • ; J Wlek I Waa In P«rla (Ttnor) ttnlar U ipilndliig two weika with , td 3m.ll. each 1US1—Dreame al the Stulhland (Tenor) . Vernon Dalhwl Selected Eggs , do* Mi mother, MM. Arthur VanZee of .; , Stone Mouat»l*lMemorial (Tenor) Vernon Dalhurt p •'•":''* ••'•''*••" '• . ". * ''• tEEMORSE It WO—My Old Kentucky lloinl All Sunmaitl Scedleis Raisins 2 pjfgl Stllwell Fay of Red Bank hii Old F.lkl al Home •, , •.UN Lady V Wn confined to; the bed the past IWM— t WanierWherWaaJer Whertt MMyy Baby le To- llaeWelta week with a heavy cold. He It man- l>l|nt—My8utarn«be .'earnfni —My iweatle Turnel( Ma Dawn Tboie Daley Day I • Latest ager of the Fay-Elmore motor com- DadaV. Yaur Mtiu le Lon.iome ' •June Brwrtt lie R«m i: 1 pany's place on EMt Front street. . IIO«»—W«n< a Lhlle Lovln'• Juet (or Y»u • • -BEST- QUALITY M1?AT5-^'y.m Somemie-WIIIMlea Me Sometime, Uior—Donl Try If Cry Your Wey Deck IIB.2—Oh.Borl What • Olrl • , la Me—A Mlee In Mleileilenl ' I Lave You So 1IIIM-1 Like Me. 1 Llka C.le i , tipl *t H»lm'*l. IIMt-v.«lilld M l * * Kama .••.:.•. Chuck Ronit ...... ,.,..,,i....,. ...),...,t1^y .' Pupils of the HolmcUl school with l'e« Qwlna Back ta Dixie. IIIiS~l Aln'l 0«l UtMr lo Love UI»O-WI|«t-Ch.-C.II-EM niu« , ••• T.ljlni Byee perfect records for th« put month - ' Only tttli Time I'll be True ' Regular Smoked H«.ti»r .j,,. ,^^,.^»j;, ,,,,*,;^p •Ml • " ) * ', Oalden,Dream Olrl v ? : .Pm Tlrad e< Uyirylhln, Out .You UISI—All Ateiw . 'tti4i Le'» Lullabbrr •C«i*lf*'.." • • . Everybeaerybeay LLave. My -|*|i'» ao'dUr Hlu.e , Lave. My »«»y f Belt.r Sh«l SlSt(.l|hh t With 11010—Al«t« «l Ifit "'.•".' Mema' Yaur i . /ny Oil riece • Layer• Lana T Ilim-Pifla* PI-.tt-RolklniChelr tll«« »l»»—Too Tlieil ' f I»U Beef''r F^'glllit^^** „,„ I Want tit Sea My TtHii.uio '-•} -';-.' -.';- V; ?.-•-• '-v i,'\i ;: 'vm*£!* XtuJirntt • " ' * ' * Next to frltcfl Th«rtr« , i ! HaVy D»y-H-Mall M«n Blu«e > 15EErontStr«et '. .-•v '. ^I'-'^idtji 'I'd t Phon.1890 DIXOCi BROS.) Proprietor. Efehteeri RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 8, 1926.- AGAIN WARRING ON BOOZE. house on tho •Leonnrdville.rqad. told spoil last week und ice skating the Jolly Five. Dorothy Carhirt, RED BANK FATHER LOSES JO! daughter of Str.cy Carhurt, gav« an George Barton, Jr., spent Satur- became popular again among the ™ttr» of tfc. aehwl dlatfet of the Sor. >|V "&EANERS and DYERS He coughed five week.—home ever: Middletown Women's .Temperance day and Sunday with his parents At young folks. Sunday's storm spoiled exhibition of tho Charleston. , ouib o( Fair H«Ttn,-»n.tb« eounty of JIOB. •''WORK CALLED FOR AND few dayaa •» you really can't blami Union Hai Been Revived. Millville. \ • ' the fun. The Rarltan township i board of ntatb, tkat fh« annHtl'iiMtliia tn "" •A ' DELIVERED the boa.. Why didn't he t.ke Goft' Tho sewing club held Its last oducatlon has been requested by tho eltotlon of Urn*- mtnbin «t V ~ -»,«,O0«t)Sl Monmouth St. Tel.BBO-W. Cough Syrup a. thousand, have The women's temperance union Edward Clinton is sick with Edueaflon will belhrij at Beb of Middletown village'; which has not meeting at Miss Adelc frost's, chickenpox. borough of Union Beach: to call ,a Willow ititit, Taeaday. Febnunr flttu done titico 1872? No ilope. Pro spoclal election fox the purpose of lection again.t pneumonia. 60c3Oe held a meeting the past two years, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson of The Failerettes met last Friday Thrt. raewbtra will W .leettd for . . ; - . It will meet tomorrow for the first day, nt their summer hortie bore. Mrs._ J. Henry Vinlnjf, who lisa the present school district with a The poll, will remain open oat ghetto and at raueh. longtt aimir be ntet|i«n, time since its re-orgamzntion at Albert Johnson is confined to the bcon laid up with' rheumatism, is view of Union Beach taking over to nubU^itirth. ItgaJ votera tfrtitot-tS the schools within its bpro^Kh limits. Mrs. John A. Thomsoh'3. Tho offi. house wlTU a heavy cold. able to be •'••"'• M ecra arc: The Friendship club enjoyed a .Mr. and Mrs. John ,T. Ackerspn - M''Mld qStietloc.wlll be aubwllled tbe 1 qopitkn of Wt(tlng ^i ui («t tbe Jollowln* Preildent—MM. Archibald H- Sutphln, luncheon and''Cards yesterday.,-a.t HAZLETNEWS. and sister entertained tha Thursday 'Vic. pretldentl—MM. John A. Thornton. Mrs Wentwof Hr-eranbro-olA. T- ' evening card club last week. ".Five ..it wpfnie'a, •16,040.0). , Arthur V. Gregory Mils Ellubeth Weit" P. O, Weigand and Sons to Engiga ai—hava than? «k*ta.', . total atioftnt tboufM to n. ,BIPM« The boys' basketball team will hundred was played, fivu tables be- •try la I2S.O(>£0». SeereUry—Mlti Huldah Morford. play tonight at Long Branch and on in Real E.late Busineti. ing in use.' The prize winners were inedNOW. ,D.t.d tbl. SStb i., of January, 182*, Tretaurtr—Mlit Minnie Carhart. H. EOOAB BUITH. riday night the girls' nn,d boys' P. 0. Weigand, Sr., P. 0. Wet- Mrs. Joseph R. Jac'-son* MrsS J. ' Dlttriet CltA. RADIO The union is one of tho oldest in gandj Jr., and J.J?rank Weigand Grcver Curtis, Harry ' S. Cowles, .he county, It was organized by teams will play nt home, against Monruuttt County 3urroi.lt'. Office, teams from Matawan. have formed a corporation to con- Mrs. 'Ernest E. Peseux and Angelo i tha matter of tit eitat. of Aaron-D, SALES AND SERVICE ;he late Mrs. Daniel D. Hendrick- William EJlmore and his sister of duct a general real estate and Insur- M Webiter. Butphln, 4r,.. dteeaaeil. lon. The members of the union eay ance business' at ^Hazlet. ,'"" Notice to crtdlton t 1O White Street Red Bank, N. J. ] .here is much work for 'tho. society New York were here Saturday Mrs, Stacy Carhart entertained a art».t.5S.! Sunday. They inspected their now Mrs. Louis Stultz entertained the numbor of friends on* Wednesday Puriuant to the order of Jo.iph U, p'on« Tel. 474 o Ao despito the fact that prohibi- house which is nearing- completion. Social Kino at her home at Keyport ahur, lunraata of tht OoUntv offion^ ion is a law. ,night in celebration* of her birthday. mgutb. made on t|u twroty-.«v«nth dax IU>0lMMM»»t»m»WtO«t«Wei They expect to movo in the houseTuesday afternoon. A pleasant af- The honor roll of Hill Crest Mary B. Sutpbln .nj A.roa S3. Sutpbln* Firemen'. Field Day. toqiopn. was spent with radio music school in Holmdel township 'for adnlnlatntort of the tttmta ef Aaron n? ana refreshments wcro served by January is as follows:, The annual field day of Now Jcr- KEANSBURG NEWS. the hostess. ;oy volunteer fire departments will Primary department—Kenitlth Acker. Game Warden Stacy Carhart ion. Clarence BHItr. Tony HonUino, Tire Service »t aforci»ld,f tbfir dtbta ,«nd demand, ie held at Bradley Beach on I>iday, Milt Inex Hobinsbn Home from the Felice Betplco. John 8«rplc»,- Chirlif u turned out,''about 26 rabbits last ualnat the Jalf-«ltatt. under o.thr.vUhla August 13th. Delegates are ex- Hazard Hoipital. Dowen. Rote All«?co, Mirlon Vf*r, Jon, ; . TEUEPHONE 72 rV ( tlx )nvntha fiom rt« dttt oKthe afortwid Years pected to be present from each of Charles Isa.cl<3en of Palmer ave- week for the benefit of the gunners hlne MonUgHo. Mit? MonUgno, Marlon order, it thry wit) ba forowt birred it «ext>year.' estux. Uary Blano* ho 21 counties in the state and ar- nue is spending'tho winter'in Flor- Mrs. Frank P. Hauaer entertained Grammar srtdet—John Bahrhkr. Alomo Our Service Car isecrlbetl. 'J . ••(.. I rangements will bo made,for enter- ida. Mrs. Isacksen and children are Bailer, Hirvty Hytr, Patty Strplco, Fttar liattd Freehold, N. J., J.quary 37. IO89« the Hazlet and South Keyport sew- MAtlY E. SUTPHIN, . taining between 4,000 and 5,000 spending a few months nt Philadel- Slaho, Harvey Walllns. Joscphlnt AlUoco. 41 Hudson Avc. lied Bank, N. },' ing club Thursday afternoon.""' An Ida Quderiahn. Luor MonUgno. Hiltn always ready. AABON P. SOTPHIN, ' firemen. • ' v i phia with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. f of Faithful Service enjoyable afternoon was spent with Walllnc, Peter MnnUjno. • Holmd.l. M. tj Isacksen are the scout leaders of the LEONARDO NEWS. girl and boy scout^t'roop* here. music, singing and games.-'A shoot- Henry "Warnack, r., is recovering SHERIFF'S SALE, > ing game was pla;ed, in which Mre. from his reconrsickness. Steam. Vulcanizing. D>r virtue of a writ of fl. fa, to me dH A New Butcher Buiinen to be -Mr. and Mrs. George Shillick left rected, lasucd out of the Court of Cban. this week to spend the remainder of Charles ^Dean won first prize and Daniel S. Wolgand. of Newark eejy of tho State of New Jtraty,' will be Started at Thii Place. Mrs.' Samuel H. Walling second. spent tho week-end at his home. nipoied' to •>!. at publlo vtndu. on Mom Louis Larson and Charles Frieden the winter at Daytona, Fla. Balloon and Truck day. tha 15th day of 1'ebruary. 1026, bt« Please allow us to Miss June Murphy of Harmony, Mrs. William S. Holmes will ontcr- Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Carhart were tween the houri of 12 lOO o'clock and BlO» iil open n butcher business in the tain at tho next meeting. guests of Mr. and Mrs. James o'elook (at 1.00 o'olocl.1. in the afUrnoon oimer postofllce building near the has resigned her position as stenog- Tires in Stock. at aaltl day, at tht Court Home, In tht) rapher wth the New York telephone Mrs. Roy Lambertson entortainod Salmon, of Red Bank on Tuesday of Borough of Freehold, County of Monmsutlu introduce our itntion next month. They aro got- tho tadics' auxiliary of Hazlet flre ast week. New Jtrify, to Hilary a decree of iala ng the building in readiness for its company and has acepted n position Court amounting: tp approximately 13,391. at the local" office of Morrisey & company Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Thoma3 G. Cow|es and Harry S, All that'tract or parcel of mud and] cw business. Walker. II. Alvln Walling will entertain the Cowles spent Saturday at Hod Bank. prcmliea, herelnafttr particularly dt4 Mrs, Martin Nelson is kept in- auxiliary next Tuesday. A covered John Hansen •crlbod, aituate, lylnc and being In the Mrs. Peter Schroder is a patient Ernest E. Peseux has purchased a ,Oorough of Rid Bank, In the County «j bors with a heavy cold. dish supper will be held bj tho.aux- new Ford sedan from Mount-Barrett Monrnouth' and State of Ntw' Jtraty. Andrew. Watts is enclosing. his in the Long Branch hospital. iliary in the firehouso Thursday of 42 West Front Street ^ BeslnnlnK at the touthtaat cornar of lo| Mies Inez Robinson has returned of Matawan, of land heretofore conveyed by Charlea G» front porch with glass and lie is next week for the members and Miss Margaret D. Everdell, who Allen and Catherine, hla wife, to MUa Pin- making other improvements to thefrom Dr. Hazard's hospital at Long their families. RED BANK, N. J. . turd, and In the line bttwten land oS house. Branch. Miss Robinson was injured attends the state normal school at formerly 'Jarrett Mcrford and of tald'AU in an auto accident a month ago. Raritan township committee will Trenton, spent tho week-end with len on the eaat aide of Welt atreatt thane* Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gregg of meet nt the borough hJl at Keyport from laid beslnnjnK alonf the eaat aid. of Mrs. Daniel Foster of New York her parents, Me and MM. 'Charles •aid FJntard'a lot and along land of tali 3taten Island motored to this place spent the \veck-erid with her sister, Friday night at which time tho final Everdell of Hazlet avenue. Allen nortlnvaraljr two hundred and ,tea ast, Wednesday to * call on Mrs. division « TINTON FALLS NEWS. aro visiting Mrs. Emnta T. Pesoux. atreet two.,hundred and:flve feat mo'rs'ev iring.tlnc" will be given by the. Tuesday nighty ' Icav to .the,lino of laid land of formerly iremen:. at the high school next Examinations at School—Funeral of an)d Morftfra, thvuee westwardly alung aal(| Mrs. Joseph P. Sproul nod Miss land formerly of .aid Horford.to tht !)•• Vedncsday night. Thomas L*fon. Lois C. Sproul were Newark .visitois Cop Reinstated; Re»ign«. fflrnlntr, ^ * . Mrs. Anna Lynch is spending Mid-year examinations wore held on Tuesday of last week. Raymond Pittman, who was sus- , Selitd aa the property of Catherine Ve Ctitellacclo «t ale., taken tn execution a$ iree weeks with her daughter at last week at the public school. Miss Alice Hinson of Asbury Park pended from the Avon police force the suit of William C, Wolcott, and tob« 'ewark. The funeral of Thomas Lafon was has returned home after sDPndinp a following the rtfnwscandal at that 6 6 6 d SEPH GOLDSTEIN MTS. Rose McGinnity of Bayonne, held last Friday at the house and week with her cousin, Miss Annie placo last fall, was re-in:tatcd on ° *" JOHN H. VANMATEB, Shorll.. U a ,preicrl[lt(t>a (or .Sated January 14, 10!8. summer resident of this place the was conducted by.Rev. Harry Vari- Cowles. January 6th and his resignation was QUInn, Partom t Donmui, Solleltori Broadway and Liberty St., Long Branch, N. J. last three years, died Monday! at Cleaf 'of EhtpMo\\n< The burial The dance held by Ha^le,t fire accepted on January 12th. The Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, (48 llnea) (I18.0IV layonnc. was made at Newark. company Friday Wgnt'-wns- largely grand jury failed to indict Pittman Bilious' Feverfahd.Malaria. . Tha RcgJjteVs niottp—J'A papeq Daniel/Leonard Is rcmodeJing'h|s The pond was frozen,over by the attended. Music was furnished by n the rum case. It KUIa the Germ. in every home."—Advertisement,

'•^•••^•^^•^••^•^••••~t^«*^ •ffA. ^Bfc £^^ 6r^ ^^^ *&*. A.**TA .*.**^a *&^-^P*-*&*.Jj^JP^A£*!^^zPA\^r^j3F^Jr±iJ^^JP^^}^ THURSDAY MORNING THURSDAY MORNING 1 SPECIAL ..,, ;rW/ SPECLfM- TO THE FIRST 50 CUSTOMERS 1U itlc. rlKO 1 o\l CUol UmtKs Silk Dresses and Balbriggan $1.0(1 Ladies' : Flannelette Suits - Gowns • * ,! \ $7.9S VALUES , Trimmed with ellk embroldgrj-, also some III .ill lending'Bhadds and styles. All ML. T,lth high necks. SPECIAL. • ' . ,'' Limit 2 to a-jCuttomer S2.9S • LIMIT ONK. Introductory Sale Price 459c T OF OUR NEW DRESS AND COAT DEPARTMENT Thursday, F*eb. 4th; Friday, Feb. Sth; Satvirday, Feb, 6th F»RICES FOR THIS SPECIAL OCCASION WILL, BE SURPRISINGLY LOW. COME EARLY.

LADIES' FLANNELETTE Ladies' Lingette Striped Silk Striped CORSELETTES BLOOMERS PRINCESS SLIPS . ' WITH THKEK BONE White and Pink All Sizes. Value $1.60 For Thii Special Occeiion . All Colors; fiM SIZCB SALE PRICE 39C For forthi. Special Occaiion Regularly 69c 2 $l.oo Limit-4 to • Customer V PILLOW^ CASES SILK HOSIERY , :-in' ojctrai^ flno ipMslln. Tho kind tha whole town's talking about. Now is tyio tfmo to stook up. In nil leading shades; all sizes. ' Children's Flannelette - •. SPECliiL mipE SPE'CIAL— ' BLOOMERS In PJnV. and Whita ' 5 45 CLOSE; OtiT SPECIAL Boys' and Girls' UNION SUITS Ladies' and Gents' in Random with corset wahjt attached. HEAVY BATH ROBES All Sires "•'•• CLOSE OUT SPECIAL SPECIAL PRICE $2.45 ESMOND BLANKETS Tho Urtfe Six* PINK 36 incfcci' by 60 inches BLUET Ladies' Silk and Wool I The kind you always pay J1.G9 for / $1.50 SHEETS VESTS and BLOOMERS At Ihl* Sptclal Oc«Mlon In several leading brands, ,72 in.x PO in.. Regular Sizes . , ' ' For th(« flpficf.t;O;c.it,n ' SPECIAL— $j.oo 500 DRESSES TO SELECT FROM. Made in all tlic latc.t materials nnd all leading »hades. Valuen $15.00 to $25.00. For this Opening Specinl Limit 2-toai Customer Limit 2 to a Customer Department Store BROAD ST "The Most Talked of Store in Tom? ANNOUNCE Regarding the Re-organization of The Young Men's Christian Association OF RED BANK, N. I

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. J ' During the past year several persons, residing in the vicinity; steps to provide a suitable, building an'd equipment. rA building provid- Of Red Bank during the summer, who are actively interested in Y. M. ing a^ninasium, bowling alleys, swimming pool, and such additional ,C. A. work in New York and elsewhere, have expressed regret that a facilities as are usually found in a modern Y. M. C. fA!. buirding is con- building more suitable for the work of the Association was not avail- templated.No doubt sucli facilities will meet with general, approval1 able in Red!1 ,Bank. Deep interest was manifested/ and the hope ex- and be supported financially and otherwise. •*-. pressed that a building befitting the work might be provided in the ' It is the general opinion that such a building and equipment win near future* . cost about $300,000. The old Association property has been sold foif .• t -..:••.' • • . e

• •' ••'"•. .',•'••'.•• •-•',•.. • •; . • ' .' ^ This* hope has been cherished by many local, residents for some $26,500, After- paying the debts of the Association about?$22^000 will time, but they- realized-it was; a big undertaking. With the interest be/available for the new property. Several subscriptions for;si|ibstant|al amounts have already been promised: by those who have identin*ed:with" 'i V now manifested by the wealthy residents, who are friendly to Associa- tion work; it makea the outlook for a suitable building more promising; the re-organization: T?he: usual custom followed, in. financing such a ;v project is to secure initial>r|ifts for approximately one hall the amount than ever be|orev •'•••.•••• • ' ' • vv [Pv:> " \ '*..< required before making ari appeal to the general public; With such an ,-,.,. v Because of inadequate facilities, local support of the old Asso- amount pledged in initial gifts it is the general experience thatitie public dation was indiflferiBnt The work has been conducted in an^unsatis^ will respond and a successful outcome assured. " "• . factory manner and it has been difficult to keep the place open. The To raise the amount necessary will require much work by those present movement has t)ie active support of influential persons who have engaged in securing subscriptions. It will be very helpful if those in . ^proWisM substantial gifts if suitable facilities are promised. It was i-ii sympathy-witli-the work, and desiring to assist, will niake voluntary^ made a condition, however, that the old Association property be dis-,, aubscriptions by communicating with any of the Board, of Directors or; posed of and ho longer recogni25ed as a Y; M. C. A. {Trustees whose names appear below; . / . During recent weeks a smalLgrpup of men, representing all the Subscription forms as follows are provided, an'd all pledges are l^otestant'Churches, held~ several meetings and discussed the situation. accepted on conditions set forth', as an amount sufficient to complete th'e Ji'hese meetings have resulted in a complete i-e-organization and the undertaking must be subscribe'd or the work of th'e 'Association will election of Officers, Directors, Trustees and Committees to take active not be; a success.. ,

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------•.: • , • /• • • Directors t^JOHN B. ALLEN , U. H. McCARTER IRAPARROWS FRANK McMAHON ;»\''. UO|IN 60CKLIN JESSE MINOT GEN. HOWARD S. BORDEN J. L. MONTGOMERY / E. A; S. CLARKE JOHN H. MOUNT THOMAS GpPSILL SAMUEL RIKER, JR. i^RED'-"E. HASLER CARLO. SHIPPEE i Young Men's Christian Association Building Fund of Red Bank, N* J* .»'. ; U. HORACE HARDING RICHARD A. STRONG RED BANK, NEW JERSEY iW.STRQTHER JONES WARREN H. SMOCK For the purpose of providing a modern Y. M. C A.' building and iequipment In Red B«nfc, N. J>, I hereby subscribe the sum of . ,( , ., PENRY KOHL WM;VANKEUREN

•••*>;, .....:., ...... i...... ^.Dollars $.. LESTER C..LOVETT The above subscription Is contingent on the f611owing conditions:

, t • ,'•-'• '','•' • • Bonaflde subscriptions amounting to Three Hundred Thousand Dollars (J!3oo,ooo)', must be se- cured prior to January 1, 1027, otherwise all subscriptions arc cancelled and subscribers released from ';»•.' '. Trustees any obligation whatsoever. y. EDWARD S. ALLAIRE —FRED OAKLEY n Subscriptions are payable quarterly in installments of 25% each quarter, the first payment being due when the full amount is subscribed. '•;.•• •• JOHN S. APJPL5GATE BENJAMIN J. PARKER,

•'•'< " P. B. POWERS X LESTER EISNER . Solicitor .j ».« Signed . PHILIP T. JIANNINE • DR. H. E. WILLIAMS" ' Team No. ..1 Card No Address

"1*1 i", * J'A ' W++±+*++***+4>++++*++++++++W •>. RED BANKEEGISTER, FEBRUARY-8, 1926.

CKarles and Otti Schnoor attends Thursday night, February 18th, a has a new radio outfit,' which he r HEWS FtiOW M1DDLET0WIJ the motor boa.tr show &t New Yor! its firebouse. Homer's orchestn bought from Boyd Bros. last week. will provide the music. , Independent; fire company of Bel- REVIVAL SERVltES BEINC Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Boyd of Porl The newly oigamzed ladies' auxil ford viill hold a card party^emorrow AT BHLFORD. Monmouth entertained a party iary of tho East Kcansburg fire.com' night at Schnoor's hall. neighbors and friends last week. pany v>ill hold a card party an' James Hanily of Jersey City spent EpWpaUani WHTHOM Firtt Serv The guesti were Mr. and Mrs. Wil dance Saturday nlgfct of next wee last week with his sister, Bliss May . ico February 14tb at Campbell lard Palme*, Mr. and Mrs. Del Ho» at the fuehouse, , "Hanily of Belford. Junction—Port Monmouth Social ard and their son Car), Mrs. Alid Paul E. Rojjcrtson will have an Henry J. Lentz of East Keansburg ",Cta* Ha»'a Card i-arty. Taylor and Louise and Warrci auction of groceries and other good was a Sunday visitor at Jamaica, -Large congregations ore; attend Palmer. .:. •• • Saturday in. his building at Bclfow Long Island. which was damaged by fire efiirly thu BOB NSON in^ tho revival services^Bt;.thB'Be!' /•Edward T. Bennett has re.tume Miss Margaret "Donlin of New 1mA Methodist church;* this; week home from Scranton, Pennsylvania, winter. . •v . i • Monmonth is out after a sickness of I , Rev, Richard Conover, tho evangel where he bought••«" cjrload of coal The ladiess';. auxiliary of tho Por two weeks. ist," delivered a lecture Sunday •pi for. his coal business at'BeUord. H< Monmouth fite company will give a Mrs. Harry Ape! of Belford spent , "Christ in America." A duet. Vwa says conditions among th: miners reception for,, the firemen Friday the wccl-end witl relatives at Ar- suns: by airs. Ward R.:j5ffers'im are^yerir'had and that coke is .be= wght at the Port' Monrtouth sqliool lington, Key. A. C. Polhemos. • coming almost as scarce as hard house.. Mri John i Powell of Bayside coal. : •.• '-:'.;. • Charles Patterson of Belford is Heights has teen visiting at New. Monmouth Radio •The Episcopalians of Beiford ox peck to hold their first service Sun Measles are prevalent at 'Por engaged in improving a housa a arkr day afternoon, February 14th, in a Monmouth and many children tare Leonardo * which: is oivneil by Mrs, James Stalf. of East Keansburg building at Campbell's Junction out of school. John Kinney is/th'< Edith Steinle of Jersey City. spent Sunday nt Newark.' which they have rented. There will 'only grown-up person to catch the Rev. Mr. Johnson of Tottenvllle, Capt. William Raoul of Navesink be church school services at 2:15 disease. Latest among the children Staten Island, preached Sunday us has a new Buick sedan. .* Telephone 1184 o'clock, confirmation instructions' at to be taken sick tre Norman Wall- a candidate at the New Monmoutl 3:15 o'clock and \espers at four ing, Mildred Montag and Edith Coe Baptist'church. SHREWSBURY NEWS. , o'clock. On Thursday evenings a- Rev. Joseph* P. Hughes of Now Miss Josephine Angarspach -of BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. ' .eight o'clock there will be services Monmouth is confined to the house South River spe:.t Saturday and Masquerade Dancei at the' Fariib chiefly for praver and healing. • i . with bronchitis. No services were Sunday with .Mrs. 0. W. Boyd of Houio and ths Firehouie. , The Port Monmouth social club held at St. Mary's chureli rat. New PortJIonmouth; j The graduating class of the public cnjo>ed cards Saturday riifilit at Mr. Monmouth Sunday and die members • Mrs. Frank Bauer of Elizabeth school will hold a masquerade dance and Mrs. Emmor Clayton's." First f the congregation : worshipped at spent Saturday and Sunday with her on Friday night of this ivcek at the prizes were won by JJrs. George :hurches in nearby towns. ,';..'. parents,. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Rich- parish house. Martin and CurtiS Clayton and the \ Miss, Lillian Zane of Navesink has mond of Belford. A masquerade dance will be held consolation pruc went to Mr. Mnr- •esurned her duties as.a teacher at .Mrs. Fred P. Cook of Point Pleas next Tuesday night at tlie firehouse tin. The club vil! meet Saturday he township high school. On the ant spent part of last week with her for tho benefit, of tho Shrewsbury night of this week at Mrs. Frank first day of school last September mother, Mrs. Millard Trimble of Bcl- Andrews's. ,' her leg'was broken in an automobile athletic club, Jri^es will.be.awajrd. ord. . ' cd for the prettiest and funniest cos- Announcing our appointment as the Authorized Radio Corporation . Several weeks ngo C. Albert iccident and she had since been laid Mrs. John. R. Haffner and her ip. ' •. '. • tumes.' .... •;...., •" • •: Mount of Locust Point bought a hildren of Bayside Heights are con Dr. Krnest Pahnestocb spent the of America representative to the direct radio-trade. ~ house on wheels, or an automobile William Hopkins of Naveiink shot fined to tho houso^with heavy colds. iveek-end at his summer home- here. llotfse. He has eince been engaged nd killed his doj last week The Mr. ,ahd Mrs. John Dolson of Aaroni Armstrong vill move from This appointment! was made on our method of selling and servicing in remodeling it. The' job was fin- nimal, usually gentle, snapped and Brooklyn spent Saturday with Mr. George Hance Patterson's farm to and our long experience in Practical Radio Work. ished last week and Mr. Mount has* jit at its owner, and Mr. Hopkins d Mrs, Elmer Dolson of Belford. his home on Sycamore avenue, near tcBted the machine with-satisfactory bought the safest thing to do was Charles Seeley of Port Blonmouth the-. faan.-,,K?ilpU, WiedwhoU ^Tvill tfesfalts. He and Ms family arc plan- ;o end the dog's life. s mourning the loss, of his pet dog. work the Patterson place this year. Buy your Radio Set where you,receive its full value in results and ning to make a number of long trips Navesink will lose Thomas Somer- The animal died last week. . Mr. Armstrong will hold a- public tn the house on wheels, performance. How can you get service when the experience is not present? ille of Bayonne as a summer resi- Mrs. Walter DeGrote of Port ale of farm stock ahd machinery on Miss Christine Schnoor of Lake lent. He has bought a house at Lit- Mortmouth .is very sick and her chil- Tuesday, February 16th. ' , dren are\ ck with measles* Placid, New York, Miw Helen .Mar- e Silv«r~and' he will move there. John McCarthy of Jersey City schull pf Hobol:en and Miss Martha Fie has offered his house at Navesink Jacob WcinsteW of Campbell's .pent Sunday in town. Weji'dt and Mrs. Qtto .Schultz of 'or rent. - . , v unction has returned from a visit StephenKReynolds has cut down a Grantwood were guests last: week of if teg days at Brooklyn., '.Chemical fire company of Belford mmber of trees 6n his Bread street Mrs. Jacoh Schnoor of Belford. Horace Smith of Port Monmouth' ill hold a euchre party and\danco iroperty. ". ••/ ' '..',.

, Being the authorized Factory Representative of the GarocL Company we AVAL.GN • warn the public against buying sets without serial numbers as this source RED BANNK WINDOW of supply will-lead to difficulty. The user'cannot get the latest, improved receiver through these channels. We stand ready to prove our statements. W^en a diplomat »ay» .yes „. ^..^_ Ho means perhaps— . If he pays perbapa - 4 ' ^ Ho means no— If he says no, Ho Is not a diplomat r •- When a lady says no Watch Our Windoto for Sale of Complete She means perhaps— .When she saya perhaps She -raeana yes— • -^ . 1O Broad Street Red Bai>k, N. J. Ami when she says yes, , Radio Receivers, $60.00 up , Sh« ia not a lady, . - Specials that make our customers shout with joy! Headline— : And our competitors weep! •URKISH BATH ADDICT STEALS TO, SATISFY MAISIA 4 • 4 • 4 • »• 4 •'• »4 • The baths ot- glory- lead but to the crave.

- We .understand Mag- Fancy Fowl, 29c lb nus Johnson and Harry Lauder aro to have de- erees conferred upon Best Made Philadelphia Good Cuts Chuck them by a Western' uni- versity. Undoubtedly SCRAPPi-E ROAST Magnus cum louder. . ' . A woman who does hot PIGS' WE$L BOIL BEEF.: FRESH TENDER BEEF LIVER buy her,'frocks at tho Avalon is as uhfortunate The White Goose Market as the man who spent a ycarj .curing himself of halitosis and ; found out Look over the prices on some o£ our goods. Compare them with he was unpopular any- way. . . ••„ '• ... what you are paying today, and: come around the comer to see

THE HEIGHT OF ^ the old reliable stand and give us a visit—whether you buy or not PARADOX —come in and look around; you are always welcome. •Man loses voice shouting io^ attention in a speak easy.' > .. A^ FEW SPECIALS FOR THI$ WEEK "**'- * ' • '. v An American taking his wife todParisf A German taWjig a bottle of beer to The Best Butter Sold and Made in Red Bank 55' lb Best Cuts a brewery. cdo . And,a EedfBanlc woman Pork or Veal Chops, 29c lb 1 Strictly Fresh Jersey Eggs • • • - 55 * bringing: a frock home from New York all close- - Best Cot Chuck Roast or ,• ' Rib End Loin ly Resemble tho coal im- Magnolia Milk - 14? porter at New Castle, Tall Pet ^Milk - - - - 10 cins for $1.00 STEAK PORK IS THIS NEWS? (N. Y. Tribune Headline, C Fresh or Smoked CALA HAMS BLADE CUT RIB ROAST Feb. 1, 1026.) Yuban Coffee - - - • - - . 55 •> STATE . HOUSING AND KENT mill • Maxwell House or Hotel Astor Coffee • 53^ lb DUE THIS WEEK Our Special Blend-riuf said / " ^ - 49clb Ther* ni m younc llily Who llv«nn a town, Rha hhd many chU4r«n But n>ry & (own. Walter Bakers Cocoa - -. - 20P Mb • When ih«'d fed inil iWl cl And ihe'd ihoed evety ltld. Th« moniy 'twai I»(t . Bucklin's Tomatoes large can Phalanx - 20c Didn't n>id to be hid; l 1 If ,a dtiai sht would ie« In a. thop ftht would vr«>r, ' Large Budded Walnuts - - -\ : 35c ib Th« pricti ITIIIII bi Amy up In tba air. Till th, read In Ihli column Our Own Mixture of Nuts 33db Prime Ther«"d bern rleht along.\| , A^aliop tihetit chic trocV* • ' Cuts of Beef Rib Roast, 29c lb Conld.ba hfid for.a ioap. \ Large N. Y. State Baldwins , - n.i5 And now this young lady Look* always bon ton In n«Wast creitlona Jersey Green Mountain Potatoes cookers ' gclb Best Quality Beef Round Legs of Genuine Spring Fxom tha Aviion... we Florida Oranges-** « «< 38c doz STEAK L A MB- THEATRE SUGGESTIONS . "Borrowed Pinery" at SAUSAGE MEAT or LINKS the Strand is worth your , Ajlso everything else thatV kept in a first class grocery* store, BEST SIRLOIN STEAK time. Had «he lived in Kcil Bank them would such as the White* Goose Market Qualify counts first here. > hftVU been' no excuse lor • tho picture. What would hav« been tha reason for Free Deliveries Morning and Afternoon by Our Own Cars. borrowing the, nnery *l)eti , gh6 could h»v« bought it BO reasonably Look for the White Goose in the window/ ' nt Tho Avnloh. .

Yes, this I* our- at- ' tempt 'nt a column. You1!) find It every week GEO. WILLIAM BRAY, Prop'r. and like Don Mnrqyl». *'• I*. Ai' and Dilward •, Hope, wo will accept •; 8 East Front St. Phone 508 Red Bank mid >nject contribution*, l(! 'Ilia opnea fa paid for by ,' 1'ho Avnlon, DO n(Mre»» . Chickens, 39c lb nil contributions to .' 4 Linden MIMHI Mini "RED" Owla to Hold * Dinnor and Danc«. W4M**»*9*to^W9*9W<'»<'Wf9*l<»4.»<>l»*<>?4>+ Th» Order of Owls of tone HAVE YOU Branch will hold » chicken dinner and d»nce next Stfndey nl.jht.at the Lorrelna h'ot^' »t that place. Peter £»•• Headacheburn w itefcl ? We Refund Your" Grover will'b« toaitrnMter.-' John Oe'diey (ed Und ot •trained) l^dqey if Goods lrk Is chairman, of the committee U u, ten row trn cxamlaedi in charge! otJth8-aff»lr.— —^--;, T ;^T|roiir.-«laMe*-««J-nMd , dux*. rii\:4\ OCE^PORT, NEWS. • STILES & CO. S PblladelpbU Eye SpocialUU NOTICE OP SEnXEMENT.OF ACCOUNT Dane* at PlrahouM MM ; Bean Estata ot 'tinla H. Htrkneis, dt«n>«il. i (M NaUoaai Batik BWf, Room pi Motlea Is hertby elv,.. that the accounts ' '.'..'}•• .'j.'. -PoitponneL •., -.'/'. • j . BVHT WedoMdar Hour. I to S s«. PI tba subscriber, substituted administrator vtlth will snnejed ot th« oiui« of sail) i TheTdincetrutt^As'tohave been •-__.'...__ K -. Line of Iinportei dectsnd, will bt audiud anil »tit«4 tr th« •-•-ij held in the flrehouse WediiMdey Surrotata of tba; County of Monmouth night haa 'been postponed to a and Dpniestic:,, and reported for sattlsmsnt'to tb< Orphans Court of isld Courtr, on Thurtdsn tb* later'date.' ''-"••:.' •" •: />,• Delicacies-and eighteenth' for it March, A. D. 102ft, at Percy VanSehoJck of New York Charles Lewis rhlcb tlms application twill .bi mala for is Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fancy Groceries he allowance ot commissions and counsel Hsrry VanSrAolck. X • WHOLESALE AND RETAIL • Dated February J, A. D.ldZa." Mr. and Mrs. William Cpgairtcci* DEALER IN DANIEL Wv BOBBINS. 40 MbNl\10UTH ST. RED BANK; ;N. Monraouth Count/, Surro|fltt'« Offen • guots -of Mr. .and Mrs. James n thi* matter of the «Uto of M|chB*J & , Bhalnes on Sunday. . " ' •' McNulty, decesaed. '• " • , " tfotfee.: to- ercdllon to preterit claim* . MIBS Anne Zilly of Long Branch LUMBER : WE' GUARANTEE EVERYTHING. WE SEtL 'BEafrist. estate,. ' is substituting in - the fourth and ruraufttit to the order of Joseph h Con* wanted a handbag she had fifth grade*. Miss Fefnsod wasSaab, Doors, Blinds, Glass "QUALITY \ND SERVICE"—OlIR MOTTO ahay.* Surrogate-.of thg :Courtty at JJon- called to, New York by the /death mouth, made on the twenty-eighth da/ iV ALL KINDS O,F SAN"WIC1IES;WITH BtTTEll; 10c" ^' of January, 1026, oft thoinppllcBtlon at of lier father, . •' < ' j- : and Builders' Hardware. Thomai P.' McNulty, idminiatrator ot th» estate ol Michael E. McNalty, (JeccAicU,^ Mr*. Mary Rait and Mrs. John' Home-Mode Salads and Roasted Chickens Daily ",; - riotice ft hereby given'to tlie credltom ol A school teacher wanted a place to room Silvera- -recently _ spent a day. at : IlED BANK. N. J. •••••. Fiih Cakes and Clam Chowder EvtirV Friday. Bait! deceased tp exhjtlt to the nubeLj'ti'cr. adrnfnlBtrator.a*! aforTcsafd, th<|r debt* .and Jersey" City. ' ; demands. against the said estate, undtr Albert 'Tillotson .ha'i been -conV bath, within six cnorithf from the dato of .he aforcBald, order, or they .vl 11 bo for* fined to the house with a cold. ' OUR HOT SHOT^ THIS WjEEK j. ever, barred of their action! therefor Mfg. William Hay ward,-who hag against'tha tald itibacrlber. "Ar8hc;e;r.ejpair-: Dated Freehold. N. J.,January 3A 10SB. been very sick, is reported much Granulated Sugar ...... :-.,.:...... 5 lbs 27c . THOMAS F. McNULTV, improved ,!..'..-_ ' - . .; - •.-•••!•. - Bralntree, Evergreen Cocoa, Vz lbVpkgs 2 for 23c; It)' 21c ,; , ,'• '•' • '; 'I' \. Ma»oachua«tt « A man wanted a book like one he used MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS. Our loose,Coffee is the best....;...... ':...;.....ft 45c MontnoutH-Count/. $urrogat«'a Oflt^o. : !n*the ni&ttar ol • tba egtaU.oi; Cornclfua BuainMf Opined in One at Hershey's Cocoa ...... Vz-vfo pkgs—2 for 25c ' ~Brx Stuiti. y«c«aafd, .\ ' ' he Was!a boy' iii wApol-r- v » X; Ceor'i* W.'Bray'a Store*.. :.! Notice to creditors to prnent cKlma i against estate. .- r ••' t Del Monte Pineapple .:...... ''...... lge.;can 25c Pursuant to tbo order of Joseph L. Doa« Eooney, & Ely. opened a., feed ihay. Surrogate' of the Countv ol Mon. ti\0tilofa jt^warited a jot*^ and agricultural implement bus!- Del Monte Peaches, halves or sliced lge. can 25c mouth, .made on'the twenty-seventh day ness last week in one of - George; of January. 1926. on tile.-application, of Campbell's Tomato Soups ...v.',...... ;v...3 for 25c The Broad Street • Notional Hunk of Red jft#ffl^ W., Bray'i «tor«;.' The business fs Bank. New Jersey.'cxccutor'.of th« ei{at« in charge of John N.' Hillyer of f CorneKus E; Stults. .deceaaccfi notice i* All Other Kinds ...:.....^.»;.»...... can 9c lereby.slycn to the creditors of.Candida* this place. .'•• ,,.>y- , ! ' leased to exhibit* to the subscriber. e~iceu» A woman wanted washings to do at her 1 Eev. John: A. "Thomson spent -Campbell's Beans ...... ^J.^.....,.3: for 25c tor-KS aforesaid,- their debta and.demand* : : : ; : against the said estate,'.under, oath, within y-)home--r{':f'i '':i^ y)l'- 'i KY ":<:-' ':';3"- Monday at New York. Heinz Tomato Soup ...... small 3 cans 25c si* months from th^.date'of the: afor«l Thaddeus V. Rldgway returned KITCHEN said order, or they *nlll he^-foVe'ver h&rred of .their actions theufor against the ^ald A man wanted a tenant for hiiii bxii^€t^. hone Monday after having spent Del Monte Spinach ..:....v.,.....:large can 19c ; subscriber.' ' . *-'.„•••':' a-week at New York. , . Dated Freehold, N.JVJanuary It, 192S. LIGHTING UNITS Del Monte Asparagus, tall or tips.....—...can 32c THBBROAD STKEEJMJATIDK»l< B\N« A farmer w^t^^s^ A largely attended meeting of ' OP BED BANK NEW JEBSEV. the needlework guild was held Karo Syrup, Blue label ..:...... !.. can 10c yesterday at' Mrs. William' M. Monmouth County- SurrosaU'a OrBca. Normana Sardines, in pure olive oil ...can 19c Xn'ttiQ matter ot the estate of John Qab> Greenwood's. ., ; . .-"lor, deceased. ( Wrg. ..Wilbur Coddington gave Notice to creditors to p:«ient claims A merchanfrmnted buyers for a "alow Italian Loose Spaghetti or Macarpni ...... ft J2c affalmt estate. ' :'• . . ' ": ' ' birth' to.a »bn last week. The Pursuant to the order of* Joseph L. Oon« new comer has' been named • John WHY PAY M0RE1 White Rose Spaghetti or Macaroni ...3 pkgs 25c ahay. Surrogate of the? Pouhty pt Mon« mouth,-mada oh the. twtontyfseventh *day Donald Coddington. P. «Se G. Soap\^J;.^JJ^JIZlZy.'.^6 cakes'25c- of Jiriuary, 1BZ6. ion :thi! application ol .Morimrft Ixe .and Jreil Gabldr, execatoia Better Light Gold Dust, large ..;...,....:,..!;;...».....:...... j...pli:g25(;^ of th« estate of J0hh- Gfthlfer. deceased, A barber wanted men to shave— VIEW NEWS. notice, is hereby, clvch fr>.-th(r credltori of said deceased, to exhibit to th'o subscribers, Raymond O'Neill C.lofcrate. Hi* Better Cooking Chipso, large ..,....:....«.....'...:!..»....'....;...... pkg 21c executors as atQrcsatd, thclridebts and ile- A householder wanted stove wosd mands -. affalnat -'tbe • said -estate, urtder Birlhdar with a Parly. Fairy Soap ....:...... :...;i....L.;2 cakes lie oath, within six months front'the data of Eaymond O'Neil/ Jr.,. son of STOP IN AND SEE FOR b the aforesaid order, or they will be foraver A housewife wanted a niaid--; v Old Dutch Cleanse*...... »•» " 7c barred, of their actions therefor against Raymond - O'Nell, celebrated his YOURSELF the aald subscribers.'. fifth birthday with a' party .last Ammonia, extra strong ... ^S^.^c : ^»?/ Dated Freehold, N; J.. January ST. 1J2I, ;Awoman ^ week at which ,ha received many ...... ,,.. , JtARGABET LFB, gifts. He and all the. other folks DuzJ-large; one small Free; and a Shopping Freehold, N. J. K. O, J. ; FBED GAHLER^ An automobile owner wanted a preient had a, fine time. The Town Electric Shop -BEET—--all •« v • •.ji-^.'-'v^. 3?i£o -.'.•-•,•• ,- . .1-,. •- Holmdel. T£ 3. gueita were Mr. and Mrs. Charles . iMOTlce.5 Notice is hereby given to the legal Hower and their' childrea William 19 Monmouth .St., OTHER PRICES ARE THE SAME AS IN OUR voters ofy the .School District of \ the and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Oba- Township of Shrewsbury, in the Coun- FomER^AD\n^ira^ • ty ot Monmouth, that the annual meet* A piano teacher wanted pupils— diah Ballenbalce and their, children Red Bank, N.J. ing for the election of four member* Julian and Arley, Mr. arid Mrs. Phone•1861 of the Board of Education will be helf, al —Ask for a Price List at the Storerr*.: .' • the Shrewsbury echoolhouse on Tuesday, A real estate manwantedtosellahouse- Albert'Taylor and their, children 1'ebruary 0th, 1026, at 7:30 b clock. P. M. Albert and Anna, and Percy Evans. ' Three members will - be1 elected threa years^.one member will:' ba elcqted £0j)a A plumber wanted plumbing work— Edward Corcoran has a ndw ra- CHIGHESTER S PILLS J year, ' t ' ' "* ? dio outfit. Our Products Are Guaranteed The polls trill remain open one hour, 'and as much longer 'as may be necessary^ U A drayman wanted carting to-do^ Mrs. Charles Corcoran is sick WE ARE OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS enable.all the legal voters present to cast with grip. • their ballDts. •; ; • ..•'.- At said meeting will be submitted th< A farmer's wife wanted a few regular Sidney McLean has a new. Ford !! Open 7:00 a. m. and Close 12:00 p. m. Every Day question ot voting a tax for,the following" coupe. . • yoiskiioiniuBat.eifeit.AraR purposes: • •' - , SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHQ1E For current expenses, 120,000 00, . customers for her. eggs-* i > • * Frank Brooch has bought a de- For repairs nnd'TC^latienTents. *l,8BO;08i livery car for his grocery business'. The total amount thought to be sexes' :ary Is J2 l,8!.0.0o. . . ;> A carpenter wanted repair work to do— John Mason is a, new employee Dated this 28th day of January, 192d oh William B. Conoyer's farm. fBANK LAWEfl. District Clerk, A man-of-alKwork wanted some odd H. Incurred No Riik. ' ' '•V-Ui' NOTICE. . He had risked his. life to rescue Notice is hereby given to .the legal v»0'« tcrt ;oE. the-school, district of -tha Bor* - 'jobs— .-''.-/:' s- - trie fair ntaid from a Watery grave, ouffh of Little Oliver in the county of Alum1 and, of course, her father was duly Marvel 949c mouth;'thnt • the annual meeting for'the: election. of two members of tile Board of A woman wanted to exchange a kitchen grateful. "Young maiii lie said, "I Education will be held at Little Silye* can never; thank you sufficiently for flchoolhouse, on Tuesday, February gtV your heroic act. "You. incurred an 1928, «t tlgf/t o'clock, P. M. range for a sewing machine— Two memberai will be elected for thrt< awful risk in saving my only daugh- years. • ' ter." . • ' " • • •; ' , ,j The polls wl^l remain open one hcur, suid A typewriter concern wanted machines Markets as much longer as may be necessary, te. "None whatever, sir," replied the cnablo all the legal voters' present to «sjv amateur life saver; "I am already their ballots. ! : to repair— married." . At said meeting will ba submitted th> question of voting a tax.for the followjnst purposes: " ,, ' A farmer wanted a man to work his Hmr Mornlnj Walk. EVERY DAY IN A MEAT WAT For current expenses.- f 9,500.PJ). Doctor—Ah! Out for a consti- For repairs and replacements, 11,000.00, The total amount'th9U£ht.t9'ba naeei" ' farm on shares— , , . iuttonal? sary Is 810,500.00. '^She^-Yes. I walk two miles be- . The following p.-otoiitioni will also b* forVTireakfaet every morning for submitted: ; *. An executor of an estate wanted infor- Al Saves Yov| Money: To transfer II.48 from the library fund my complexion. and J1.027.O from the outbiiirdfns aeipuat Doctor—Is the drug store so far to the current expense* account. mation about certain heirs— asthatt i ' Dated this 28th day W January. itU. UCUllUt H. UfPtNCOTT, 3 BROAD STREET *RED BANK, N. J. : Dlatrlet Clerk. A man wanted to exchange a farm for NOTICE. v It is reported that a young mar- Notice is hereby given to tba legal ried man of Golconda, wrapped in AL SAYS— Fresh Liver voters of the school district of tha {lor* a house in town— the greatest excitement, flew to the ouili of Red Bank, In tha County of Mon< telegraph office of his town and mouth, that the annual meeting for* tbr Competition is Phila. Scrapple oleotlon of four rnimbars of tha Board ff A man lost a spare tire and wanted it wired his wife's relatives a happen- Education' will bo held at tha Oakland ing as follows: "Twins today; more Your Gain street school on Tuesday,. February Bthi tomorrow." _-- Fresh Pigs Feet 1026. at seven-thirty o'clock, P. M. " back— , \ . Take Advantage of Three members will ba elected (htti yearn; one member will ba elected twe The Register's motto—"A paper years.. . • •; , ^ A farmer wanted customers for his in every home."—Advertisement. The Low Prices Fresh Plate Beef The polls ^will' remain ppan ona Boar* and as much longer aa may bs necesaarr, to.enablo all tha legal votera present tp i cider— cast their ballots. / At said meetlhe «IH ba submitted 4ha Chuck Roast question ot votlnii a tan for tha follgwlng A lady wanted a place as a practical Your Purchase Must purpoaesi- . ' Ge«. I, Sewing < l''or current •xpeniei, $148,000 00. Be Satisfactory Chopped Beef Kor repairs and replacements, 110,000.90 . nurse— v For manual' training, 12,000 00. CONTRACTOR or We Cheerfully For evenlnir achooli for lor*ltn*bQrn Stewing Beef residents, J2CO.0O. A shipper wanted to buy live stock— and BUILDER The total amount thought- te ba, n«»i. Refund Your Money sary la Iie9,2o0.00. A lady wanted a boarder and roomer— RED BANK, N.J, Breast Veal Dated this twenly*sUth day ot January '•' JArillA CLAYTON, Office In Elmer Bulldlai , • . Diatilat Ulark. Rooro 9 • ' * , 3HEH1FF'S 8ALE. THEY ALL GOT WHAT THEY WANTED • Telephone SSO-J. By -virtue of a, nrlt' ot. (1 it. «• W» Smoked Cala Hams directed. Issued out of tba Court el Chin. , ' J»oM»» cf All Kindt Quality the Best cary. o( tha State lit N«r> J«my, will W By Using Luke Longhead'* Columns in cipoied to sala at uublla vandua, on Tust> E*U*aU» Cheerfully PurnU.d. Fresh Pork Shoulders day, Ilia Sid J«y ol rsbiuarr, 1«>». b<> twaen tha liours ot112:00 o'Blook and «|9' , Prices the Same— o'clock, («t 1:00 o'tli.oU). In the atnr< . Chuck Steak noon ot aalrl day, at the Court lltdif.' (• i HoDDiouth County's Great Market Place Pile ufferers Every Day the Dorouah of Viefhold, tiounty of Man. ' moutb, New Jarsav, to satlaty a d«rsa f( • Can Yeu Anawer Tbeie Qmitioni? Frankfurters said Oourt • amounting '» approalmaW*, .. . The. Want Column of ... |«,«01,00. " •-..'. *• Do you know why ointments do All that lot, tract or P«"«l el >an4 not give you quick •nd listing re- premUaa htrtlnaller p»itl»ulsrl/ aorlbeU.. elliiMli.tl«|naj!anil b»ln* In llof T . • / . • Bdrouglt olUluinioui'In tha Count) Why cutting and operations fail? Pork Loins Honniouib and dtats of K»w Jmsy, kr The Red Bank Register Do you know the cnuie of piles Shfc Said I Can Save anil duiiMtM on * cultln »a» mil "A man ul valuable vroiinty -at l« internal! 1 An advertisement ot not moita thaA 30 words will a Good Part of My Rib Roast blade cut WaiMiriton," AM In tba Clark ! Oil iThat thtre U a stagnation of ththee . County/ aat t'iMoiimoutltli at. loM»t be printed for 26 cents, and your advertisement will blood.In th« lower bowtlT . Meat Allowance at Vorty-.li (il) i+ Do you know that thtre I* a harm Shoulder of Lamb ;fco carried into more than 7,000 htafe* " , • ' lot Internal remedy dlicoverod by V Al's Markets. '°?Oll \. Write your advertUemettt twinfy> put Irt «p w Dr. teonbtrdt and known »« HF^f- ) • 1 Boneless Smoked Hams •elopo with 25 CftiiU in c*»h or M#U([« iWrnpi, drop ROID, now iold by Whelan>C««sldy and (iiijlmyj Drug Co. and drunrlsts everywhere, fasti thtnaa Dtrl It In the nearest .letter box, and Uncle 2f*m and Luke that l§jmarmnU«dT • fayatla ttttt) Longhead will do the rest. '. cv;^ .<<.'* HEM-BOIP banlihti pile* by r«- All Steaks-best cuts ttsd l» tlta i | HaM i inovlnt the 'cam*, by freeing blood en M|d tuaij (Or r>* «•»„••»* •» Mtm »«>• •4TnttMMMi' I* Tk» JU|Ut4r circulation Jn the lower bow«l., This Pure Pork •flea'If you (wafer.) llmpl* homt treatment has ,an •'• SAUSAGE— Prime RibRoaat k most unbellevtbl* record for .sure, 1 t-jraij •*t« and ltitlnf relief to thousand* , Try Al'i Lamb Chpiw ,^ , * ""i^fdth ft " It's the Best ; Small Pdrfc Cho|}» '*• 200 Ib REGISTER, FEBRUARY 8, 1920;,- \ NEWS FROM KEYPORT THE 1926 BUDGET AMOUNTS TO *54,2B9. Fir* Wardeni Elect Officer*—Men'i Club of Reformed Church to GW a Minitre] Shaw—Muijca! Com edy at St. Joiepb'j Hall. . Dr. and Mrs,.J. E. D. Silcox and son Frederick loft Sunday for a sev Matinee Dally 3=0*» P- M-. Satunlay 3.3O F>. M. • ' Performance Continuous T'lB P. M, t« IO:48 - cial weeks,' visit in Florida. They are itlalclng the trip by auto and ex- PROF. HAROLD LAROS, \ • M. H. IACKS, pected to make McLean, Va., their at the Organ • Manager , first Etopping place. - . - Last Times Today-WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3rd-Last Times Today Wilbur Huy]«r has, a job with the ; Koyport Enterprise. Today—Wednesday, February 3d Albert M. Hnigh spejjt last week at Atlantic City. D. W. GRIFFITH'S "That Royle Girl" Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. VanDorn of New Rochelle, N. Y., were week- Gertrude Astor Lou Tellegen end guests of lira. YanDorn's mother, Jfrs. Catherine Cooper. ' ' i ' —IN— '- < The total amount to be raised by taxation in this borough will be $64,259.88, exclusive of the schqol budget for 1926. This is'r an in- ^BORROWED FINERY" crease of about $3,000 over last THUR., FRI., SAT., FEB. 4th, 5th, 6th year but a decrease of about $2,000 Mermaid Comedy—"FAIR WARNING" BRAY CARTOON n the amount to bo expended. Part r of the difference is due to the fact hat in 1025 37,196.93 was receivod -AGAIN HEl AIMS FOR from trust surplus white this year I Thursday and Friday, February 4th and 5th only $1,500 is anticipated. The KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE council is also Trritlng off uncollect- HEART-AND HITS!! ible taxes for the'years from; 1916 ;o 1930 in this year's budget. Mr. and Mrs. S S. Walker have returned from a visit at Detroit. LATEST PATHE NEWS REEL Miss Annie Smith of Freehold was RALPH LEWIS he guest last week of her brother, George F. Smith. Walter Johnson of Orange "Visited Mr. and Mrs, Thoman J. Ward last iveek. THOMAS DUGAN & CO. Tho official board of St. John's Methodist church. .held their annual -Singing. 5 People Dancing netting and supper last night at the with Doi'othyGish hurch. » Supt. Merrill of the telephone Music ; ompany and a staff of assistants demonstrated tho workings pf -the elephone system Tuesday night of ast week to the Kiwania club at the Earitan inn. Jack McCowan The home and school meeting for V February •will bo held on Thursday —IN— night, February 18th. This program vill be in charge of the peoplo of louth Keypcjrt, of. which Fred V. "Just a Piano Player" ;rocs is the chairman. Mr. and Mrs Victor VanErman ave moved to Bridgeport, Conn. - - FRANK ^ KAY Clifford Morrcll has resumed'Ms lutios in Hopklns!s drug store after •n cek spent at., the" Long Branch BROWNE,/La VELLE ospital. , . ....; • • ... .•.,-.. -..•'• Boy scout badges were .awarded ' in a Comedy Oddity with Music ast week te>: Claude/Traver.'CraW* ; —they sound tht soul-cry of "Don't Handle the Goods" ord Osboriv: Cornelius A<;kersqJl, the Ghetto—every step to- ; Winton Osborn, Walter VariGieson,; ward the sunlight marked by Frank ^Applegate, Victor Ahsorge, tho heart-beat of hidden hu- T Melvin Hopla and. Earl Sjulti. All manity—struggling, fighting, hese boys are members of Kev..iF.: they reaeh tho heights—in T. B. Reynold's boy scout troop of a big, big story that puts Kt' new meaning on the word PELQT AND WILSON yport* .; ., DRAMA! The Hook and ladder' auxiliary . elected the '. following \ officers: r-IN- , MissAlma Loqkwood president, Mrs. AiK Snyder "vice president, Mrs. "Bits of Everything" Laura Snyder secretary, and-.Mrs. "THE BEAUTIFUL CITY' Inez Decks treasurer. The auxiliary ill hold a card-.party on February 2th; • . .• ..••••,.• .',. . .'••,. ': EVERY DAY LATEST PATHE NEWS REEL, The chamber of commerce officer* lected at the meeting last/weeK fere: J. Leon .Schanck..president, ouis Eottenb^jr. vici presidenti Arthur W. MacFarland.•.• Mcretary mtl W. Stcphen/VVallace treasurer,: MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Miss Ethel Frick - has returned' "rom a visit with friends • at Hast- nKs-on-the-Hudson..^ •'•, ••. -FEBRUARY 8th, 9th, 10th-~3 DAYS Mr, and Mrs. Samutl -I!.1 Terry lave returned from a visit'at Val- America 13 rich. America is powerful; But , And now it comes to thrill you upon tke ialla, New York. • " , '•' "the real American is fast being driven from screen as a Paramount picture dedicated to the The fire wirdons have elected the ollowins ofBcers: Thomas.G.;,Polirig this earth! - '' American Indian. * '' :hief, Irving'Fitegerald, first RgaiSt- . In. an amazing novel Zane Grey, .ha? told'the int, Eyetett Cokelet, second assist- startling story. ' ' • • 7 Direct From 13 Months on Broadway nt, Earl. H. Chferryengineer and KOX NEWS JUVENILE COMEDY Everett Cokelet, Everett Poling and Irving TitigoraM assistant .-'.engin* ccrs. The -wardens will Be lind^r PALEFACES-FAREWELL Iho dircctioiT'of Captain of Police PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF Vsbury Mount,: who'was elected a member of the company. . . ' • Arrancements jxre boinjf made by MR. RALPH LEMS he men's club ot the'Kcforrned' :hurch to hold;a-minstrel,show at who is in town at the present time p laying one of the feature roles of the lie Surt theater, shortly. Judge picture "Glorious Youth" being filmed in Red Bank. Mr. Lewis has prom- Hoary.. E. Ackcrson' ii chairman of, he committee. . ' '''.;"•»'.'• ''••'•':'. ised to appear at the Strand Theater Thursday night, at 9:00 P.-M., if the "All Aboard," a musics! comedy,' Positively the First Showing company is still in town.. - , . .. •as staged at*, St.' Josoptya .parish! mil ljst night' and Monday night on the Jersey Coast icfcre good sizod crowds; The af- Coming Soon-"ONE OF THE BRAVEST" 'air was (riven'by local 'talent..under; Another v«»t ipecUcli of mirrttoui jmndeur followinn th» ho auspices of the parent-teachers'.' «ra«t Paramount tradition of aplo picium «ich at The Cov- This picture has Mr. Lewis's personal endorsement as being, one of the issociation of the church. greatest achievements of his screen career. Watch for it. F. A. Cook will'act as an'instruc ered Wagon and The Tan Commandment!, Pooplo every. or to the weekly £ cachets'' trainlngj whera ara 'making up ,partt«i and planning 'daya ahead to ^lasa of Calvary church, Siinday- enjoy this unforgettable ihow. : ichool. ... . • .' • . . ' , ' v ; •.",.*' Saturday, February 6th Fire chief W. P. Morris haii" re- elved a check for' f25, from H.' tosenthal & Co,'of Perth 'Amhoy In' •ecoRi'ltion of'the.'flve departmontV ;<>ryices.at a recent fir*1. In the' Epi« —IN- •nthnl handkerchief-' factory; 'on hird street.. ,v . > . i. ,' , ' ; The Men's bibld class of Cilytry "The Cyclone Cavalier" Sundoy-school —ill 'hold a turkey' uppor at the church o.i Thursday, Adventures of Mazie—"EAST IS WORST" MERIT COMEPY ijfht of next week.' ' " . ! .; Miss Mary Burch of Now' York ,vas tlio week-end guest of Miss Etts onoYer. • ..', Monday and Tuesday, February $th and 9th John P.' Corindl has • returned rom a visit in Florid*. ALMA RUBENS ^ EDMUND LOWE Bojri Rticufd from Lake, Walter NewUcrry, ten yeaw old, MARJORIE DAW FRANK KEENAN nd CornolljiJ Sch.'.)pcr(- nlnaiyeani —IN- iltl, 'Imd a natrow .incapo' ftom ilrown'nir laat wook when they lu-oko through tho to« i/.i the Uke at Sptinj IAVQ\ *'ihey wer« rotcutd by " iU)r,t i.nC vroro laht'n ^o the .riUii take hoipltal. Tho 6cW ioy was unconicloun when ht pulled out of thu water, but h* tovlvttl at the Milltarr 'i'ho Anbury' r«rk military eom- iany wai Inoptoted Thiirnlay night ly CapUIn Walter Hlbbur/ or Now 'orK. i Tim inspecting offleer Mr*"1" jmpilmonUil tlio m«n on.th*|r ears, thf Greatest pf All L^oveStorieb •' enranrc nml tholr knowlvdg*.