BANE I.sued Weekly, Entered s« Becoqd-Oluis Matter at the Foit- VOLUME XLVI, NO, 47. ollko at Bed Bonk, N. J-. under tho Act of March 3d, 1879. RED BANK, N. J,, WEDNESDAY/MAY 14, 1924. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 1 TO 12; OUT OF JAIL; IN AGAIN. SAID THEY SOLD LIQUOR. A MASONIC CELEBRATION. DISPUTED TURKEY BILL. MRS. MARY THOM'S WILL. A MUSICAL AFTERNOON)N . Fifth Annual Ladies' Niglit Held *t Music at tho Woman's Club - FIRE COMPANY FORMED.!TWO SISTERS ENGAGED. Hiflh School Last Friday. n Fri- , PONALD C. WILCOX AGAIN THREE MEN PLEAD GUILTY TO MIDDLETOWN'S COMMITTEE FAIR HAVEN WOMAN'S ESTATE day ~I_o»i< Exhibition, Next Week. Tlio auditorium of the high ORGANIZED LAST WEEK AT HARMONY GIRLS WILL PUT BEHIND BARS. THIS OFFENCE. BALKS AT PAYING $309. GOES TO A DAUGHTER. Mrs. William I). Suyre, Mrs. Carl' school was comfortably filled last Schwencker, Mrs. Frunk Price, Miss FAIRFIELD GARDENS. COME BRIDES SOON. William H. Brighton of Avon, Hi: John O'Kcefe and Three Otherl Friday night nt the fifth annual The Bill is from Mrs. Gracs E. Many CoiK Bequests Left by Mitt Katharine Vandervoer and Mrs. Company Has Been Named j Lilian C. Hcndrickson Engaged td Bondsman, Surrendered Him L< Were Al.o Indicted (or thi> Of- ladies' night celebration of Mystic Langler o£ Riverside Drive for Cecelia T. Stephens of, Keyport Arthur V. Gregory will be lm.stes.ies Middletown Township Fire Com- C. C. Moury of Nutloy anil the Law LM' Friday—Wilcox fence, but They Said They Wero Brotherhood lodge of Masons of Sixteen Turlteys and 174 Turltoy Unusuul. Features in the Will of at the meeting of Iho Itrvl Hank pany No. 1—A Firehouse to be Louijo W. Hcnilrickspn Engaged Wore Detcctivo Budf|o into Cull. Not Guilty—Other Court Ca»o». Red Bank. An entertaining pro- Eggs Destroyed by Dogs. Albert Embley of Long Branch. Woman's club on Friday. The music gram was furnished by the Lap- Built by the Company. to a Newark Man. . D.onnlfJ C. Wikox of Hod Hank AH tlio remaining persons who Action was taken by the Middle- Mrs. Mary Thorn of. Fair Haven, department will have charge of the. had been indicted by tho May itino-Sand concert company and A lire company has been organ- 'lh" ciigagemi-nl is announced, of •was put hack in the county jnil I''ri- town township committee last who died H short time ago, left a meeting and the program will in- grand jury at their last sitting was well received by the audience. ized in Middlutuwn township which Mi.-.H Lilian Crannior Hendrickaon, \viiHlii|i, anil (iL-i-uuns were charged with selling Barono nnd Anthony Luizzi, ,com- locality. While the company is a dlelmvii township, ami Jiev. Culvijj Mount of Loeurt Point for six chick- Edwin II. Wilber, with whom Mrs. Brown and Miss Newman, soprano volunteer company it has been in- alter spending two days in jull lie liquor. These persona wcro John prising the Venetian trio; Harry C. ens killed by dogs. The bill was ap- snlo by Miss LaBrocque, solo with '•hrisiian Mi-ury, past.u- of tho Ke. J. O'Keefe of Red Bank, John Leslie Leroy Kelly Thorn iiad made her home for many I" corporated under the laws of the •was released) in $4,000 bail, with Sand te proved and Mr. Mount was notified uto fonm.-d church ill Nllfley. No data Backus ami Peter Bovo of Long years. The witnesses to tho In liy Evelyn Kirk and , state and it has received a state William II. Brighton of Avon as his reader and Harry Sinister piunist that the money would bo paid later Fra nc cs has een set for the wedding. Branch, and Antonio Ratti, a bar- Following the program dancing was wen- Tunis V. V. Kendrick of I.'airj . , Blaisdell, a number by the charter. The fire company has bond&rnan. Lust Friday Mr. Bright- in the. year. The. appraisers of the a{iics tr o£ l ln cluh allJ :.? IJeml ber of Eatontown. They will have enjoyed to music furnished by the Haven and Charles E. Hendrickson i' ' '° ' * humor- on decided that lie did not want to poultry wera William Bocckel and ous taken tho name of "Middletown | the "highest honors from tbo Mid. their trials n*xt month. Three Serenaders. The concert program of Red Bank. reading by Harriet McPhair. bo on Wileox's hail any longer and Jacob Strykcr, Jr. The art lie notified Constable; Leon Dennett other persons pleaded guilty to sell- was as follows: Cecelia T. Stephens of Keyport department of the club The papers of incorporation were ; L William 11. Gibson had a bill for wl11 hold loan exhibit of hanrfi- Ran* of Ked LSank to tins ell'eet. Con- ing liquor. They were Philip Tal- •KKIIUO" left a long will and two codicils, the | Garni $30 for twelve Rhode Island Rsd work BtiUile Bennett took Wilcox into cus- erico of Ealontown and Silas Nash Adoration" . Gn:il codicils being due to the fact that I . paintings and antiq tody and locked him up in the coun- and John Konkliotis of Long Venetian Triri hens which were killed by dogs. The some of thu legatees had died duru|- j »rtern_oons and evenings of Tues- "Would Coil I Wcrp n Tender Appje Blr>« appraisers were William Golden and ing the intervals between the i:iy ty j nil at Freehold. Brunch. They will be sentenced Bom" * Fisher ak-1 ' < Wednesday and Thursday June 4lh. Carnutn Genovese. of William Boeckel. The committee ing of the will and the making ofj!1 The admission fee will When Wiloox wag first arrested, "The Blind I'lniwhman" Clark Middletown township was sent to Hurry Smut thought the bill was too large and the. codicil;.. The will provided that entertainment and ve- Percy Wolcott became WilcoxVs the. county jail for ten days fcr "BerceuHe" .,. ; Godnnl they sent word to Mr. Gibson that the funeral expenses should not ex- The ctiib members bondsman for $300 i'or tho appear- "Serenade" MoHr.kowiiki ing the present meeting place of the stealing two automobile tires from they would approve it if he would ceed JfL'OO and that the burial ance of. Wilcox before Justice Wain Walter Lnnkanau. Mamie Harris reduce it to $30. made in St. Mary's cemetery wright. The justice held Wilcux Violin Ohliiiatei—Allirrt Hnrone to loan articles for any of the at the meeting and he conducted the of Asbury Park was fined $25 and Vr-nrlinu Trio Mrs. Grace K. Langler of River- for the action o£ the grand jury and Staten Island. The burial plot was paroled for one year for carrying "Fantasia ltnlioiuic" ....Air. by LnpHiiv side drive sent a bill for $309 for bequeathed to a nephew, Michael fixed no bail. After the hei'i. concealed weapons. Joseph Gilmore Medley of Oiil Time Ki.iur.i sixteen 'turkeys killed by dogs and while WilcQX was at the. tovur li "(Hiirp Solo) Raffcrty. One hundred dollars was will be sentenced tomorrow for for 174 turkey eggs destroyed by Frank Caprio, wlio ruius u. detective i Franc i.t Lnpitino left to the pastor of St. Joseph's enticing, a colored girl from ClilT- "At a Baseball (jBinir" Har dogs. The eggs were setting eggs. agency at* Ked Bank known as the Roman Catholic church of Keyport wood to New York. Leslie Krlly The appraisers were W. Gill Wyli"3, Imiteti titjilca detective agency, piu "Oh. Promise Me" DcKovoi to be used for masses for the re- in an appeurane'e. Wilcox was em- "Serenude" Drieo Jr., and Harry C. Bryant. The tur- pose of Miss Stephcns's soul. The Thomas Pellit of Middlotown keys wero fancy stock and thoy ployed by Caprio an a detective ami township was indicted for bigamy. Venetiuu Trio sum of three thousand^ dollars was "Heart of Gold" Mnnney were appraised in the bill at prices gers culleirc and of the theological at the hearing Wih'ox wore a detec- It wus charged that ho married left to a niece, Cecelia Conwell, for HANDWORK EXHIBIT. Foreman—Georep \V. Hrowc*. "Wishes Thrw" Gnrtlawl ranging from $10 to $35. Clerk Firist assistant foreman—Thorns Cm seminary of the Reformed church tive badge almost i.s large as a tea- Irene II. Glass last year when his "Colcen Aroon'- Strlcklan.l caring for her aunt during her life- Howard VV. Roberts was directed to Work Done by Shrewsbury Pupils norn. of New Hrunswick. lie has ro« cup. The words "United Statt wife Annabel was living. His trial ' Hurry Hiinil time and to this bequest was added notify Mrs. Langler that the com- Judged (or Prizes. •Second assistant foreman ohn Cali.i- ceived the degrees of A. I!., A. M. were in large letters on the budge will be held June 13th. Cello Solon Sclectc-d the sum of six hundred dollars in hnn. . Anthony I.im.zi 1 1 mittee disputed her bill and trmt the codicils of the will, this amount Handwork done by the pupils'of Third assistant lori'm Woh^i^sonJ; ". ' "• »• t"« !•»» »«.«>pted a call and the words "detective agency" William Tomaino of Red Bank to llnrp Aeeonijmiiiment—Lap Hi no they would grant a hearing on the Ll Secretory—Edward M isler. | thu pastorate ot the new Re. were in vCry small letters. Caprio, was indicted for manslaughter on "On the Bcuch" Coolte having been ifiven in the original 'e Shrewsbury public school was hill at their first meeting in Juno. exhlblte d Iast Vfcek The 'I'i-easurtr—Frank Scott. former! church at Pelham Bay, New apparently with much righteous in- account of a death which occurred Jjcalie Kelly will to relatives who had afterward I - exhibition Trustci—Matthew Juhn "Traumorci" Schumnnn Four years ago Robert Hart- Edward .' Voi-t, which he will assume next; dignation, took the. badge off Wil- in an automobile accident at Eaton- died. Cecelia Conwell aho gets all was largely attended by residents KaiiL'y, Michnrl Kelly. "Humorcslic" Dvorak shorne, who lives near Highlands, month. cox'a coat, stating that he would not town, for which Tomaino was held residue, of the estate. Other of Shrewsbury and the work of the Meetings of tho company will lie Venctinn Trio g py | Mr. and 'Mrs. Hendrickson fli have in his employ any man guilty responsible. He will be tried June sent a bill to tho committee for $6'00 bequests were as follows: pupils caused much favorable cum- ld of such acts as were alleged against for chickens killed by dogs. The hel, d on.th. , . e first an, d thir,d Wednes„,. - .short time ago announced tho en« 5th. BUSY PAINTERS. To n niece, Mrs. Ann Shnnnnhan, $300. ment. Prizes provided by thu par- Wilcox. Ho said it was a shame and committee disputed the bill and the day nights ot each month. Ihe ai.-^p.,,,,,,.^ „,- .,„„„,„ (laURhtel. Mis, Frank Mnzza and Joseph Mellino To nephew, Jonh P. Ansiiro. SI.100. ent-teachers' association of Shrews- a disgrace that an emblem of law same course was followed as it is 'I'o n nephew, Michael IliifTprty, 5300. nual meeting of the company will Louise Willett Kendrickson, to AI. wero indicted on a charge, of hav- They aro So Ruihcd They Haven't bury -will be awarded later. The and,order (should be worn by such now proposed to follow in Mrs. Ti. u niec<:, Mi-3. Ami IIUKIHS, $.100. be held on the first Wednesday m viu Fre.leri,-k Blacksmith of New. ing placed a bomb near the house Got Time to Faint Town Hall. 'IV) a niece, -MJsa (J.-ith.-ilecji Ita.Terty, winning exhibits and exhibitors a man aa Wilcux. Langler'a case. A hearing was held, January in -nch year. Inrk ) „ sll,mm,,. rcsj(]ent flf of Samuel Bazario at Red Bank. The painters of Red Bank arc so J.ino. were as follows: with the committee acting the To a nephew, Jam™ Laurence Ansbro, Scwinir box—Hnztil Daly. Wilcox was iu the county jail two Their trial will be held June 13th. busy that there isn't one in the ^ ihe fire company expects to build ; Monmouth. Miss Hendrickson is a wholo town who has got the time to jury. Mr. Hartshorno was repre- Skirt—Mildred Pyle. days nnd was tl'icn released, us said Salvatore Bazario -of Red Bank sented by a lawyer and the township To n nephow, William B. Ansbro, 52O0. Blouse—Mildred 1'yle. pany has a small amount of money bur• y 'Park . Mr.pi.. Blacksmitc icing ha ti sAa aa« was indicted on a charge of get- paint the town hall. The commis- To n nephew. Peter J. Ansliro, S200. Dress—Elizabeth l'owcrs. before, with Mr. Brighton as his was represented by its counsel, John already in its treasury which the accountant with offices at Not? bondsman i'or !jM,O0O. The amount ting coal delivered to him which be- sioners of Red Bank advertised for To a irrandniece, Miss Dorothy Wallace, Handkerchief—Ruth Cane. E. Foster. Mr. Hartshurne had S20O. Bloomers—Doris Daly. members have paid in for this pur- York. of the bail was fixed by Judge Law- longed to some other party. His bids for having this work done an 1 poultry experts for witnesses who To n Rrnndniecr, Misa Regina Conwell, Might dress—Mildred Pile. pose. Contributions will be solicit- rence. When Mr. Brighton sur- case will be held up until the man they didn't get a single response. S100. testified that the chickens were Apron—Helen Cjiliery. ed from residents of Middletown BRIDE-TO-BE SHOWERED. rendered Wilcox to the law last is found who delivered the coal. They then instructed Harry H. Clay- To a. cotiafn, Peter Del.iny, 53(10. Ssvjng bilk'—Anna Dean. worth SGOO. The township commit- township toward buying- the materi- weelc he was wearing the same kind Kirby Davis of Red Bank will be ton, chief of police, to sec the dif- John P. Ansbro, a nephew, is Plain patch—Winifred Shaflo. Party Given for Mist CallUta G. tee had .experts who testified that Match patch—Kathleen Powers. als for the construction of the fire- of a ljig detective badge ns he wore tried June 6th on a charge of de- ferent painters and get verbal bids made executor of Miss Stcphens's Power of IWonmoutli Street. the chickens were worth $125. The Pin cushion—Uoria Stonebridtre. house and most of the work of put- when Caprio took it off liim. How- sertiiifr his wife and children, Lc- for doing the work. There arc a will. The witnesses to the will Iron holder—MariK McCisiakey. outcome of the hearing was that the [ ting up the firehouse will be clone by A surprise miEcellaneoua showet) ever, Caprio or no one else showed be great many painters and painlins were Gore W. Smith and Josep...h. W. RM ' basket—Frank Lyons first prize, roy Hicks of Middletown will last named sum was paid to Mr. members of the fire, company wi!.h- i a ft-iv by Miaa up this time to take the badge away lirms at Red Bank and Mr. Clayton Mount of Keyport. The witnesses Jo!;cph, Cros3 !J i'™1'- tried June 13th for the same of- Ilartshornc, out charge. John II. Cook of Red Beatrice R:\ITerty of Riverside avc« and Wilcox marched into ,a cell at fence. Orcess Vacaro of Red Bank spent several hours calling them up to the codicils were Joseph \V. Reed tray—Julius Liebhardt, Bank has donated a lot on tho Fair- j nuo for Miss Callista G. Power o{ Choir caning—Henry (jlicn. the county jail still wearing the will be tried June (ilh on a charge on the telephone. Not one in the Mount, Wilford E. Terry, Alyin F. field Gardens tract as a site for the , Moumouth street, who id engaged to badge. Honorable mention—Alise Christian, Ha- of carrying concealed weapons. An- entire lot was willing to make a bid SEARCHED HOUSES FOR RUM.Aumack and Charles Henry Lane zel Dal/, Mary Uiordnn, Beatrice Lyons, firehouse. Th""•••e lot ' is near th' e state wed' Edward• H•-. cro53 of Middle* for painting the town hall. All said of JCeyport. Mnry Knott, Ruth Carlo, Katharine Houni- highway aiid near tlio crossroads at Percy Wolcolt drove Wilcox tonio Kruderk'llo and Tetia Tempos- Five Persons Arrested at Atlantic town township. The rooms vverd around in an automobile to tho vari- tra of Red Hank will he tried Jnne they would like to do the job later Albert Embley of Long Branch, hl\n, Winifred Kllaftn. Helen Cnllery, Stella Headden's corner. It is largo attractively decorated with flowers on, but that just now they had so Highlands Saturday Night. Green, Doris KtonebridRe. Pauline Ander- ous houses where Wilcox is alleged 4th for fighting, and Raymond and n a will which he made a year ago son. Laura Ncilson, Josephine Nestlcr, An- enough not only for the firehouse and streamers. A collation waa to have tried to blackmail folk*. Tennyson Phillips of Holmdel will much on hand that they couldn't Three houses at Atlantic High- this month, loft $51)0 which he ex- ns, Ito^k, fjy.Hii Jtctz^er, Beatrice Leochuk, but also for a • community house served and a delightful evening Mr. Wolcott states that he knew be. tried the next dr.y for assault possibly find time, tn do nny more. ands were raided Saturday night on! ,,c[,tod to rccc!v0 fl.om the Etate of Dorothy Lang. which may be built later on the lot was enjoyed. Miss Power was tha nothing about what Wilcox was do- and battery. The commissioners of tho town have warrants clinreinK the occupants | New Jci.5ey on nccount o£ h!s be- and which would be used for all recipient of many gifts. Thoscj NEW RESIDENTS. ing and that he never would have Alphonso Williams was indicted decided to vrait until fall and then with illegal possession and sale o£ij,,ff atl exempt firemen to ten chil- public and recreational purposes. present were Mrs. Joseph E. Fix* try another advertisement for bids associated with Wilcox if he had for deserting his wife and family. liquor. Chief of Police John R. | dron .„„, praudehildron. The chil- Foui Placci in Red Bank Rented 'Jr., Mrs. Charles Giblin, Mrs. Petet} for doing the job. had tho slightest intimation that It Wiia said that the trouble was Sncdeker and Policemen Charles drcn aro Dora Embley and Flor- to Out-of-Town Folks. P. .RatlYrty, Mrs. John P. Gaul, Jr., Sweeney, Frank Gerkins and Ed- YOUNG FOLKS GET TOGETHER. Wilcox was trying to blackmail peo- due to Willinms's mother-in-law. ence Embley of Long Branch, Hat- Patrick F. Kennedy of Ked Bank MrsM . CorcoranC , MrsM . JameJ a Poweiy ward Layton made the raids ami __ ple. Mr. Wolcott states that it is Mr. IJaskerville, Williams's bonds- NEW PRESIDENT ELECTED. tie Embley of San Jose, California, has rented Hugh Phillips's liouso on Union Meeting of Church Societies Mrs. John F. Hojran, Mrs. Theodora' they found . some liquor in each i Vosburg of Newark and untrue that he entered any houses will try to get the matter Alllli o Petera place to William Bonner o£ Held at Methodist Church. Moss and Misses Vora nnd Margaret Meeting of Farent-TeacheiV Asso- house. Five persons were awesteil.' Emblev of Miami, Florida. with Wilcox ami helped Wilcox patched up, Edilh New York, John Lcddy's house on A union meeting of the young Dolierty, Josephine Sidell, Loretti< ciation of Shrewsbury. They were Mrs. Rose Caruso of are make searches. He says Hint in Morris Bragcr and James Wol- The grandchildren Dorothy, El- Prospect avenue to William Heppt- people's unions of the Methodist, Lane;, Acnes and Grace Hackett, coni of Long Branch will be tried The paren't-tenchers' association Center avenue and Mr. and Mrs. every instance he. stayed outside in sie, Ellen Louise, Beatrice and Wil- ner of Waverly place, tho apart Baptist and Presbyterian churches Berthii Tower, Emma Holibaugh,- Juno 4th for keeping a. disorderly of the Shrewsbury school, at its an- .Inolino and Mr. and Mrs. his car and waited until Wilcox liam Albert Emhley. Tho law pro- meats in Samuel Hoffman's build- of Red Bank and. of the Eatontowii Martina llealy, Agnes RafTerty, house. Frank Papa of Asbury Park nual meetini; Friday night, elected Patsy Dato of South avenue. Thoy Am(1 came out. Mr. Woleott was not viding for the payment of $500 to ing on Monmouth street to Harry Methodist church was held lait lia A. Carton and Maud Menll will be. tried tho same flay for Miss Sarah Chamberlain president. were arraigned beforo Recorder of Rc( sworn as a witness at Wileox's hear- exempt firemen was passed by the Levine of New York, the apart- Thursday night at the Re- d ~Ban k ,S , ' Bank, Mrs. Jere J. Carov(| lighting. Lorctta Graff of Asbury Miss Chamberlain is principal of the William Ii. Irwin. Dato and his legislature two years as;o, and Mr. nm i ing, but he was questioned by Jus- ment in Mr. Kennedy's building Methodist church. About 100 per- j Miss' Klcanot- Gorman of Runw Park will also be tried that day school. Mrs. Charles A. McClas- wife wero each held in $500 bail forj Embley's ill iravu this sum in son tice Wainwright during the proceed- w on Monmouth street to Frank Kel- sons were presentpre . Three sketches > Miss Florence Snyder of Eatout Edward Ben- ,eyt who was president of the par- ings. for a misdemeanor. the grand jury and the others were amounts of 550 each tu the bene- ly of Fair Haven and Archibald were given under the direction of town, Miss Nellie Worthley oj Harry II. Clayton, chief of police, Iv of Mntnwan will be tried Juno ent-tencbers' association, declined ach held in ?300 bail. All ob- iicinrios named above. It has now Oceanport and Mrs. Edwin Parslcro? re-election on account of having re- Dalby's house at Newman Springs Fred Ayers of Red Bank. Miss states that he has looked up the >tli for assault and battery on his nincd bail and were released. Unto been decided, however, that this Helen Compton and William Ben- of Long Branch. .' cently been elected a member of the to G. Gouvcmcur Ashwell of Lo- legal standing of tlio United Slates wife; and on June fith Nnthan was arrested before' on a similar money can be paid only when the nett took part in a sketch entitled Shrewsbury township board of edu- cust Point. detective agency and that both tho Meeker of Belmnr will 'be tried for hnrgo but no indictment was family of an exempt fireman is in "Devilled Crabs," Miss Emma Kiel OUTINGS FOR YACHTSMEN. ' cation. 'A largo basket of /lowers agency and Caprio are regularly li- •assing worthless checks. found against liitn. In talking to a absolute want, and hence this pro- and Harold Otten g-avc a sketch en- was presented to her. The other Will Teach at Woodbury. North Shrewsbury Club Plans Seri censed under the slate, laws. •eporter Recorder Irwin said that vision of Mr. Emliley's will becomes titled "Between Trains" and Miss officers of the association were re- M. Lelyn Braiiin, son of Mr. and eral for this Summer. To Improve Church. ho authorities aro going to "clean null and void. In other parts of ! _ _ , £ t cl, Catherine Leonard, Miss Mildred elcoted. They are Mrs. Edjiiond Mrs M L El lnin 0 WaUacc s rc The North Shrewsbury iceboat A SERIES OF MISFORTUNES. The congregation of the Little ilio town of bootleggers and keep it,i,is wjn jIr. Embley provided that Tetley and Benjamin Scott took Neittler vice president, and Miss j Red Bank, has been engaged to and yacht club proposes to hav^ Silver Methodist church in planning :lean.'" his funeral expenses should not ex- 1 Aged Llttlo Silver Reoidcnt Injured Helen Lang secretary and treasurer. , teach science at the Woodbury hiRhi Part in a sketch entitle* "One several outings this summer. Tha to rc-docornt^ and otherwiso im- ceed the amount of his death bene- Three. Times. ' An address on child training was I school the cominK year. At present Sweetheart for Two. • _ Games and firsfi t of theseh ' prove the interior of tho building. A PROGRESSIVE FARMER. fits in the lodges of Odd Fellows, rcfrcshmenta wero enjoyed after- outings will be hold made by Miss Edna ft. Jatho. Jose- he is teaching at Westville. He re- Sunday, June -IHIi, when the boat- Mrs...George Curlis, an aged resi- )n hand for this work is $26G, of ward. Harold Otten was in general ahd Hazel Jennings, Jesje Cornell Believes in Having the Knights of Py bias and exempt fire- Lertly reccivoil ,,n appointment men and their friends will gd dent of Little Silver, suffered n which $115 was contributed by the jl'hino Nestl men to which he belonged and' charge of the meo'.ing. tw0 of tho pupils of tho school, Latest Improvements. frotn the college entrance broken leg in a fall early last win- Amcricr.n Mechanics. Mrs. Benjn- . - should in no event exceed the sum by motorhoat down the river- and tion board of Columbia University spend the. day clamming, fishing ter. She had been confined to the min V. King contributed .$50 and played violin solos, Jesse Cornell of Tinton Falls has p.lid fn|. „,„ hmmX oxpeIlseR of his aa a supervisor. Walker to Risk Title. and bathing. A clanibako will ba bed until last 'J'luirsd/iy, when she the Woman's club of Little Silver hart his house nnd outbuildings' vifp, wi,,, ,,,1(1 previously died. Mr. Mickey Walker, the welterweight held ami there will be a series of undertook to walk with the aid of contributed $40. From "birthday Keeping Fit in New Jersey. piped andjvirctl for water and elec-|Enil,i,,v v0 to hii. tlirce sons Wi]_ crutches. A fall resulted and Mrs. Every month several thousand rieity. Power for electricity and ],;,„„ p"_ i,i j '. G.' Em- Barber Shop Rented. champion, who has been staying athletic events on shore, including bags" $01 was collected. Era oy> mn0R A for several weeks lit Rumaon, Curtis was so badly bruised and Now. Jersey citizens write to the 1 water is sonerated on tho farm. bley and George E. Embley, the The. barber shop in Patrick a baseball game, running races and State Deparlment of Ileallh at Mr, Coi.lu,u ia , vi , veKetable started training yestorday at his ilig cherries, I) plums, abun- porution will loan money oa BUtia* your list here. You'll get wonder- to help others. march, Tickets ? 1.00.—Advertise- see to it that the family burial plot lantic Highlands, i'bone C)l,-J.—Ad- dance of grapes, rhubarb, straw- lactory securities. Mortgages and ful values nn well as double certifi- tisement. vertisement. Boys of liinb school a^e, in school me nt. in Thimson cemetery is kept in or- berries, raspberries, blackberries, commercial paper purchased. Ap. cates.—Advertisement. or out, find "Iveepiiip Fit" interest- gooseberries, currents and aspara- ply liy mail to thu Investment nnd If You Want a Car Quickly der and that the graves of Mr. Em- Doublo United Cel-tif.cntel. and nt a low price look over tho i"K and valuable. Ewcliro and Dance. gus. Is one mile from station. Ask- Realty corporation, Hod Bunk, N. J., Floor DrutlRery, For irirls of the same URO "Heal- Red Men':; hull, Runison. Friday bley and his wifo lie supplied with Friday and Saturday will be dou- ing price $5,211(1. Terms. No rea- or in person t» our attorneys, offerings in The Register's \Vitnt flowers on Decoration day. The Keeping softwood fkioni clean is Department each week. Many are thy,-Happy Womanhood" is offered. evening, May 10th, given by purent- ble certificate cents, small 411 cents. C. iiiru to E. II. I.entilhon, Middle- rir.j; Red Hank l(il \V tluriii(j • Saving United Corlificntei? II. Ennis, (M Broad street, Rerl Health, Stuto House, Trenton. New this week. Wo have some real'bar. fresh eggs, host salad oil and high- Dr. b'ranci.s Couku Cnsler will (own, N. .1. Telephone. 7U5-M,—•, r Of course you live. Then visit Jersey, ;md he will Bend you any of (rains. Watch our windows. Red est grado siiices and viliegar, is anjmako aptioiutinent.T bv teleithono to boms or A;ilHii-' i'ark Hill Hunk.—Advertisement. Advertisement. inici.— j\-K'>:rtiiem. nt. Wliehin-Cnssidy's drug store f'rldnv thes. pamphleta free Ho not en- Hank Hardware Store,. 75 Mon- ideal fond. Ask for it by name if como to you when needed. Tele- and Saturday and make your pur- Farm on Shnres. close. return postage. State how niouth street, Red Hank.—Adver- you want tho best.—Advertisement. phone Eatontown IMOU-M between For Lunch. chase:!. Twelve certificates on these many you can use if you wish to tisement. ii:()(l P. M. and 8:00 P. M.—Adver- Ou delicious Bimdwichca nnd MrtS'(Uei'HM will I..' We have Atwatcr Ki-at, "Hosi'll Pinnoa nf tlio Hotter Kind. Hank.—Advnrtiaement. Tutting Sells Radio. diys at l.h'• and Delco units. 1). A. John:.on nun, come nil.-•Artverllnrmiint. rnent. in g-obl will be given as door pri/.e. Co., Auto Electriciann, 17 Mechanic noted for selling jilanira of (lie liet- Any Time You Cnll mill iriinnmti.rd. Timi) (inymi'iitM, Any Tinio You Cnll tfli1 liiml. .Show room and repair tool Tinting Piano Company, 1-t Committee.—. -Advert iscinenl. street, Ked Hank.— Advertisetnctit. Ked Bank Ml or 140 there'll n taxi lintvatl Momv ,")i»i>j>»r. Red Bank 141 or 140 there'n a tnxl Moiimoutli street, Ked Hank. 'Open Call Yellow Hood Tnxi shop, Prumiuoml place (rear of nt your door within n few mhmten. at. your door within a few ininuten. The H.-i.nmi-cl i bun h (if !t«>4 town hall), l'hone Ile:l Hunk IKI.'t. every Wednesday evening.—Adver- For quick service. Phono 1305. Op- I'ircuion's l-'air. F-'hujTB Cleunerl and Fiilinlicd. Htnne.'s Taxi and Truckini: Service, Kank d il i annii.il llail/"f.j Stone's Taxi and Trucking Service, tisement. posite Iti'd Hank station. Open day Olil and new floors. M. .Spring- —Adveitim'tnont. opposite depot, Red Jinnk.—Adver- Annual fair will be held at. Union nppnsite depot, Red Bank.—Adver- Homo nupjicr 'I'liiiindit/ (ivi'iiln^i nnd niglit. -Advcrfiscnicnt. luwn company lirehoiise Muy •'II.'il. steen, 4V Spring nlieot, lied Dank, ti.ic/iieiit'. .Seplenilier tllli, 11*1; 1. Ailvurtltxs- tisement. Spnrk Pl»([", Special. Call Yellow Hood TBXI - - —««* • «^~ - to Juno VtIi.- Adverlisi'iiienl. phums 1I1HI1-M.—Advertisement mem. A-(!-(!ieo spark plucn. threo for ' A Now Unauty Pnrlnr. Ai-o Youi- llondllfrhts I'oor? for qulcli liervici'. I'luiiu: l.nin. Op- Rtidi l $1,110, wliil,. they hi..,l. C. H. Kn- posite Heil Haul; stid.icin. Open day For ii|i|iointiiii'iilii jiliiuie Mrs. Uae J'*i-i5o Auto Cninp. Cioillff S wiiniiliuft t If HO, tieo I). A. Johnnon Co., <»niii[; i'hlilr tit . V. Gregorygy,, Iii77 lironlirond streot, niii, (il Hroiul ttrcet, Rcil Bank.— Autu 1'llect.riclans, 17, Mechatiie Ni;'.vr»iui Mi» Inert and night—Advurtiaement, Al t ihv/igDii Wymlis, Mitt lied Hank. Newni'in .Spriairs I'ark. Kvery- Try Newman • Sprinfis Pink. 'Pry Red Hank.—Atlvertiaemont, AdvertisonienU ., ...... ^ , ... , , :—Ailvertisuiuout. thini; free,—Advertiaeinunt, A'cl-''—Advertisumunt. litiect, Red. Bunk.—Adverliuumcut. [fun, Mv BED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. Pape Two NEW DEAL LAKE BRIDGE. George Curtis attended the statt convention of women's clubs at At Contract Awarded to Dover Boiler lantic City last week. AT THE Works for $100,772.20. The 60fl club met last Thursday The freeholders hnva awarded at Mrs. Benjamin Crate's. Mrs. the contract for building a con- Go(T of Trenton won first prize crete and ateel bridge over Deal Mrs. James Taylor second prize lake at Sunset avenue, Asbury Mrs. Crate the heart prize and Mrs Park, to the Dover boiler works for Irving Iiink the consoation prizo, MISCELLANEOUS SPRAY MATERIALS MACHINERY !? 100,772.20. This was the lowest Mrs; Golf of Trenton has been DAY IN AND DAY OUT (of Unexcelled Merit). BEAN SPRAYERS ** I of eight bids opened by the free- spending several days with hei ! holders last week: The Tullcr con- BEN DAVIS APPLES. "Limp Sulphul" (One for Every Purpose) daughter, Mrs. William Kaney. "Kereso!" struction company of Red Bark bid Peter Russak is. putting ou Day in and day out, Dodge Brothers Niagara Duster*, $102,893.25 and I.ouis J. Sieling of "Arsenate of Lead,' Bean Duiter» shrubbery which ho won as a priz. Potatoes, Fresh Eggs • "Blnck Lraf 40" Red Bank made an estimate of last year for having the best flower Motor Car serves its owners faith- "Scalecide" Bissell Harrowi $106,632.25. garden at this 'ilace. The prize fully and at low cost HONEY, "Insecticide Soap/' Fruit Graders Sheriff VariMater reported an was offered by the John T. Lovet "N. J. Dry Mix," Died Sprayers average of 02 prisoners for April nursery company of Little Silver ^LISHES, "Kay>o," and a daily maintenance cost of Mrs. Annie Valleau and Mrs. S I This is because Dodge Brothers ' MARMALADES, '•Atomic Sulphur" Tiffany "rimers * 27,& cents per prisoner. nn'^t. Willis are now members o : SWEET CIDER, "Ni«jjaia Duit MixtarCD," Spray Hose Two bids were received for fur- the Woman's club. The club wil ""--liav© consistently built their prod-; .CURE MAPLE SYRUP, "Sulphur" Fittings—Repairs nishing pea coal for the courthouss hold its second, garden contest for "B T S Dritomie" Boyce Gum, $8.50 and jail heating and lighting plant school children. Plants will bi net more staunchly than strict , CANDY and TOBACCO. Other Materials Not Listed 'in car lots. F. T. Burke;& Son of given.to each child and in the fal JJarlboro offered to furnish the prizes will bo awarded to the manufacturing practice requires.. ' GOODRICH TIRES ACCESSORIES GAS and OIL I coal at $9.00 a ton in car lots and chihlivn who get the best results. i j $10.40 a ton in Ics3 quantities. The Mrs. Charles W. Ritter •will at j Gilbert Combs company of Free- tend the New Jersey state league Employing only the finest mate- hold offered the coal at $10.50 a convention of Republican women' rials, they have insisted upon an ton net. clubs at Atlantic City Friday and J. C. Hendricksoo S Son Saturday. _ exceptional margin of excess r HOLMDEL NEWS. strength in every part that takes ftsiddletown, N. J. Annual Meeting of Baptist Church MIDDLETOWN_VILLAGE NEWS | Held Lait Week. Big Missionary Meeting at Mr a major strain. j Tire annual meeting and election Thomas Field's Tomorrow. Telephone 798-R. " of officers of the Baptist church A big meeting of domestic mis The Price is $895 f. o. b. Detroit—$980 delivered was held last week and an encour- sionary societies of Reforme aging condition of affairs was re- churches of this part of the countj Dealers In ported. The election resulted a3 will be held tomorrow afternoon a FRANK VANSYCKLE Bean Vineyard and Orchard Sprayer follows: Mrs. Thomas Field's. Business am E. V. HUGHES, Mgr. 21 Mechanic St., Red Bn Cut Under Type Trustees—George T. Jones. Austin P. sociability will be mixed at thi Telephone 1296 Standard 200 gal. Tank FARMERS' SUPPLIES Schcnck. meeting. Tcoiiaurer—Chriney S. Hohnea. Harold Hillyer has opened a road FREEHOLD—C. H. EvolJ, Manager Phono Clerk—Hnrolil T. Holmes. l'innm-e committee—Mr. and Mrs. Jo- side booth at Campbell's Junction STEIN-HEIMLICH AUTO CO, . seph Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. William O. whore ho sells the products of hi Thorne, Mrs. William Pitcher, Bert Mor- Hillhome farm at this place. Long Branch, New Jersey r:'j. Auditing committee—Joseph H, Holmes, Lawrence Conley has sold hi William O. Tfiorne. roadside booth business at the cor Sexton committee—Mrs. Sidney V. Bray, ner of the state highway and thi Joaeph Holmes. Chapel Hill road,to Mrs. Georgi Mu»ic committee—Mrs. Flora Holmes, Mra. John Sherman. /> Hyer of Belford. Treasurer of benevdlencea^Mrs. Sidney Ward Thomas has had hi V. Bray. grounds on the King's Highwa; Ushers—Harold T. Holmes. Floyd OuII- Announcing lndeuu, Frank WnKner, Ilert Moiris. graded and otherwise improved Manager of home (or nucd fund—Mrs. The work was done by Frank Mor William Pitcher. ris and it has greatly improved th< An Art is do The Sunday-school elected the appearance of the property. following officers: The ladies' aid society of the Re Superintendent—Mrs. Flora Holmes. formed church held an all-day meet Assistant superintendent—Rev. John ing at the library jjesterday. Thej Sherman. Secretary—Chnrles Guillndeau. did a lot of sewing and discussed Trcnaurer—Mra. J. A. Ihincnn. plans for a strawberry festival, Librarian—Mrs. Sidney V. Bray. At the Reformed church nex Farmers are complaining of Tuesday night Rev. F. T. B. Hey losses caused by the wet, cold nolds of Koyport will give an illus weather. Potatoes planted un ex- rated lecture on "Arts and Craft! tra heavy soil and on low lands of the North American Indians." have rotted in the ground. The Community club will hold i John \V. Hance will improve the sociable iMonday night at the Bap Perry house, which he bought a tist chapel. "The Humming Bird' short time ago. It will be occupied is the title of the picture which wil by school teachers whu are now liv- be shown at tho club's performanei lowest Priced Car with Balloon Tires Standard ing in Mrs. James Patterson's :omorrow night. house. Robert M. Voorhecs will The school attendance is almos move into Mrs. Patterson's house. hack to normal, as nearly all the The new Overland Blue Bird! Longer wheelbase, Mrs. George Thicker returned children who were sick with measle larger body. Big engine, wonderful power! home yesterday much improved have recovered. Genuine^isk balloon tires with-,artillery wheels. from a New York hosptal, where she was a patient. ALL OUT OF SORTS Steel disc wheels at $25 extra. Come in, see this Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Ely spent wonderful car~»and enjoy a ride. Thursday and Friday at Atlantic So Wa» Thi. Red Bank Woman City, where they attended the- state Who Tells Her Experience. bankers' convention. All too often women accept thei Fred Ritter is employed at the pains and i'.chca as natural to .tiieL sex. They fail lo realize that weak chemical factory at Morganville. kidneys are often to blame for that William Sterling has put up a backache, these headaches, dizzy gasoline tank in front of the Kn- spells and that tired, depressed hafer store, which he bought a feeling. Thousands lir.vo found new short time ago. Mr. Sterling ex- health nnd strength hy helping tile pects to open a business in the weakened kidneys "with Doan's PUN store soon. —a stimulant diuretic. This Red Mrs. Alex L. McClees ir, suffer- Bunk ca*e is one of many: ing from injuries caused by a fall. Mrs. I). B. Crispcll, 20 Mount £t., says: "I suffered a great den . Maurice t Schwartz, Distributor Edward Johnson has v. neiv Ford with my kidneys at times. I go Maple Ayenue, Opp. White St. Red Bank, l^i J. Tel. 537 sedan. dov.-n with my hack and could hardly reft day nr night. T.,ha RIVER PLAZA NEWS. dizzy spells and nlmept fell over, Also, my kidneys acted irregularly, Visitor at This Place Now a Patient causing me a great deal of annoy- at Long Branch Hospital. ance. I u?od Doan's Pills and my George Cook of New York was hack was tree from the aches anil Wherever Jctmy hind Sang taken sick last week while here my kidneys haven't troubled m with his daughter, Mrs. S. Vincent since except for slight attacks that Doan's quickly relioye. In America hi 1850 -J Willis. Mr. Cook'is now a patient _ Trice (iflc. at all dealers. Don't at the Long Branch hospital. Her art awoke an interest in music which since has Mrs. Jacq,|) Markstein is confined simply nsk for n kidney remedy get Dnan'fl Pills—the same that become an integral part of our civilization. Critics to'the house with sickness. Mrs. Ci-ispell had. Foster-Milburn then acclaimed her as the great soprano, calling her Miss Mabel Cristiani a.nd Mrs. Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y '' lh« "Swedish NigJrtingnle." And critics now revere her as-one of the greatest sopranos of all time. And She was! Throughout her concert trip in 1S50 shcused a

Wholesome, Pure And In no small measure did it contribute to hei Uprights success. It shared materially in the glory or her tri—' 875.00 umph as today it shares in the triumphs of many* and Sanitary •artists. Critics then and now acclaimed tlie Chirkering Grands as one of the really great pianos. And it is! LLK Ribbon Butter- i.* ran do from the rich rr*;-;i!n nf prize-winning .Tersey Cattle 1,300.00 the bi'St i:i the world. With the Fresh from tlit* i'unii every r!ny. Churned Ampico and packed hy ptohlm1*] machinery—-n l)utter 2,959.00 th;t' hand.- dr JKKMIIS never touch. STRAW HATS FROM YOUNG'S Her Piano and ARE Yours Wagner & Wurtzel Jenny Lind's Chickering was1- They're entirely new! New braids, New the ancestor of yours. It had all'Of -tlie Chickering trails just Distributors bands. New Shapes—even the linings as yruns lias today. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. are new. Youngs handfashioned them; Oxer one hundred years oT devotion to the highest ideais you can't buy hats with more style or in the nrtof piano making has quality. given the Chickering piano the reputation it has enjoyed through the years. $2.00 $3J You may purchase j/our Chicker- ing on tlie Bprobprger Deferred Payment Plan. • ' • -* Moemouth Street erxxn rhxx>n The ? Butter That Men s Shop CaritBeBetter L. BAMBERGER & CO 28 ionmouth Street Red Bank, U. I. One of Americas Great Stores' BUTTER THAT CAJfT- BE BETTgR Near Broad Open Evenings NEWARK, N. J. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. Page THrea ' TRAIN KILLS FARMER, Louit Kohn of Engliihtown Met Death on Creating Near Home. Louis Kohn, an iinglichtown farmer,-waa killed by a train OIL U crossing near his homo last Wednes- day afternoon: Kohn was driving an automobile and it is believed he i became confused fohen he saw the train approaching and stalled his car on the crossing. Beforo ho could get out of the machino tho engine had struck it and carried it 100 ALL SALES ALL SALES feet down the tracks. Kohn's body was badly mangled, Mr. Kohn was FINAL FINAL 45 years old and leaves a, widow and several Bmall children, MANASQUAN RECORDER DEAD. John A. Lonffitroot Died of Pneu- monia Lmt Week. John A. Longstreet of fllana- «qunn, justice of the peace, record- er and real estate agent, died of pneumonia on Tuesuiy of last week . ASBURY PARK, N. J. in his 64th year. Mr. Longstreet was born at Manaequan and had lived there all his life. Ia 11)03 ho f was a member of tho Mannsquan basketball team. Besides his wife, Announce Commencing Tomorrow, Thursday, May 15i i he leaves his father, Andrew J. Longstreet, a sister, Mrs. Caroline Goddard, and three brothers, Wil- liam, Fred and Theodore Long- atreet, all of Mnnusquan.

Aibury Park School Head Retigni. L. A. BuDnhn hr.s resigned as su- i perintendent of tho Asbury Park !

public schools. The resignation has *!• been accepted by the board of edit- j cation nnd the position has been o'- I (fored to Amos 0. Kraybill of Potts- : ville, Pennsylvania,' a former super- intendent of the schools, at an ay-' erago snlary of $6,500 a year for three years. Mr. BuDahn received a salary of $4,600. COLT'S NECK NEV" 1924 A New Prefident Elected by ma Board of Education. The township board of education has elected George L. Hancc presi- dent to succeed William H, Lcrch, who moved away a few weelts ago. Theodore B. Lewis is vice president of the board and Georgo S. I1. Hunt ia secretary. A large automobile truck backed into Louis Plotklh's icChouse last week and knocked the building off its foundation. The icehouse was otherwiso damaged. It was put back on Its foundation and re- paired by Frank Crawford. Everett Tower, son of Rev. John ; Wesley Tower, is improving from a sicknes bordering on typhoid terer. The fenders on the road in front of Warren Matthews's farm were broken down last Thursday night by an automobile which ran into them. The autoist who drove his car into the fenders is not known. Samuel Hardy moved last week from Scobeyville to the Mohlmcyer house at thi.i place, which he re- cently bought nnd {improved. After he bought the Molhmeyeriu-operty he had a garage made on the place o and he will buy an automobile, Mrs. D. Pery Doyle continues to improve at tho Spring Lake hos- pital, where she is under treatment for pneumonia. Mr. a"nd Mrs. Gar- : : OFF ret W. Buck and their son called OFF on Mrs. Doyle Saturday. ^i«^^ l- J UiC ^^|^|- Miss Crawford of Freehold has been visiting Mrs. Georgo Taylor. On All On AU Miss Crawford until recently was n patient at the Long Branch hospital nnd sho has been recuperating in Purchases the good, pure Colt's Neck nir. Purchases The play of "Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Pnrty" was repented Fri- During day night by tho women of the Ro-: During * formed church of thra place at tho Methodist church at Jorseyville. ANNIVERSARY Notwithstanding the bad weather a ANNIVERSARY Jarge audience saw the perform- ance, which wus very creditably WEEK WEEK wondered. Mrs. David S. Buck and daughter Miss Edna Buck of Matawnn spent Thursdny with, Mrs. Warren Mat- thews. MiBS Edna Wucbber hns returned to Jamaica, Lonfr Island, after a Btay with her uncle, John Beckman. Mrs. E. M. Mojfatt has her brother from Florida with her. Mr. and Mrs, Wnrren Matthews A Money in spent Thursdny with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Perrinc of Hightstoivn. Mrs. Perrine, who is a daughter of Mr. the History o ing, Of fer- mid Mrs. Matthews, gave birth to iv son last week. ingOur Than EVERETT NEWS. Funeral of Mn, John Kelly Held Lait Thunday Morning. The funeral of Mrs. John Kelly was held Thursday morning at St. Catherine's church. Tho attendance . was lnrge and tho floral tributes •were numerous and beautiful. The bearers were Bernnrd A. Hickcy, Bernard Warnekor, Bernard Kelly, Corncliua Toomoy, John Brady and Patrick McCue. Mrs. Kelly left four children, John, Frank, Charles nnd May Kelly. Willinm Testa of Perth Amboy Iins moved on tho Eicci form for the summer. F. B. Rhone has had a telephone Allowed on All put in his house. rsary Week Mrs. Bernnrd Mullignn arid Mm, Howard Applcgato of Red Bank •pent pnrl of lust week with MM. 1'rank Haley. The Everett bnschnll team went down to defeat in a hard fought game ..t Long Branch Inst week by a score of 12 to B. John Grant of Rumson spent part of last week with Theodore Stilwell. Jean Cnrton, daughter of Jamo« P. Cnrton, hag riivovernd from nienslcB. I Mnlnchi Moore, who has boon I working for tho Public Service) electric company, is now employed liy JOBSO N. Beers, a Red Batik con!, dealer. „,,_ RED BANK RBflTSTER Pcge Four league'interested a bus concern in ^AtAAAAAAkAmmAAAkkkkkAAAAAAkAkAkkkAA fHE RED BANK REGISTER. the project. The league has passed a vutc of thanks to The KeRister JOHN H. COOK, Editor and P-jblishtr, for the aid it gave in this matter. GEORGE 0. HANOE; Associate Editor. The Register accepts this with ap- BUBlneaa Manager: preciation, hut hastens to add that 3 Steam Heat, Hot Water Heat and THOMAS IBVING BBOWN. the major credit belongs to the Lin- Telephones -Rod Hank 13. croft folks who put through the Bed Unnk 1300. project. They should receive a vote Hot Air Heat Subtcripllon .U.60 of thanks from everybody between . .75 Ked Bank and Freehold, and if it fix roontha • tO fhrta months *" turns out, as seems likely, that they Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty Entered lit the roBtoffiro ot Ucd Bonk, builded even better than they B, J., as second-clasi matter. planned, all the (fruiter glory and credit should go to them. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924. Tin Work in all its Branches Job Work Promptly Attended To Invest Your Idle Funds in TOWN TALK. Thefts of flowers have been un- usually numerous thia spring at Estimates Cheerfully Given Some of the newspaprrs last week lied Bank and vicinity. One man told of a baml of hoy scouts in who was talking about this last the northern part of the state who week told of school children steal- j had made, a crusade against tent ing flowers from his garden afte: HOWARD FREY High Grade ^Bonds caterpillars. "With poles and oily dark by the light of flashlights. rags, sprnyr-rs nn'l spraying ma- * * • Sanitary Plumber terial they sallied forth nnd burned | is not love of flowers that cut or poisoned thousands of causes children to do this. It is 74 Monmouth Street "tents" harboring the destructive causes pure unadulterated greediness and Caterpillars. dishonesty. Frequently the flowers Telephone 609 RED BANK, N. J. • * * are torn off in such a manner as to • VT7 VT ?• TY YTTTT W T ong experience in the investment Before the trip was undertaken do more damrge to the plants than kcouts had gone out and located the value of the flowers themselves. places whore it was necessary that Branches of shrubbery and young *-* business in New York enables this work should be done and per^ trees are torn off and other dam- Radiola Super-Hettr- jnission had been obtained from the age is done, which shows that the odyne, teifk Radio!* property owners to go over their I youthful vandals really care noth- Loudspeaker "and 6 me to advise impartially and honestly Radtotrons UV-199; lands. Men with a knowledge of ing about flowers. entirely complete ex- 'trees went along with the hoys and cept batteries . (286 those who are considering the pur- idirected and helped with the work This condition of affairs is as go thnt it was done with as little much a reflection on the public labor for the scouts and with as schools as it is on the children and chasing of high-grade bonds and to little damage to the trees as was their parents. The old-fashioned possible. > . plan of teaching honesty to pupils enlighten thos.e who may have 'n * * * | has been abandoned and the school

"Do a good turn daily," is the ; program of studies has been loaded motto of the boy scouts. The boy I down with fool subjects and studies. mind their initial step in this direction. BCOUts'who rid the locality where The teachers of today are no dount thev lived of caterpillars certainly as willing to teach honesty and re- g — ''d f th rights of others as lived up to this motto. Not only sped for the rights of others .as did they do a good thing- in burn- were the teachers who. used to do ing; out and poisoning tho enemies this, but teachers do not have a of the trees but they did a still chance to do it under the system more important act in setting an used nowadays. example for other boy scouts and Radiola SupeivHeterodyhe folks in general to follow. Lessons on honesty have no place H. H. KOHL, Jr. in tho present day school cur- (Second Harmonic) riculum but instruction along this The rapid depletion of trees line would be worth a whole lot An improved Super-Heterodyne receiver. ••'•.'.-. New Yprk: Red Bank: which has taken place the past few more than some of the things r.ow Needs no antenna. And no ground. years can only be checked by taught in schools. The schools are Brings in far distant stations op the loud- 501 5th Ave., cor 42d St. 31 Rector Place awakening public attention to this loaded down with all sorts of ex- speaker—with no interference from the fact. It hns well beeni sai• d that i nensive subiects which are of lit near stations. Perfectly 6imple for any- one to operate. Mark the locations of Vanderbilt 8440 Telephone* Red Bank 1015-M try.n "treeles" Hosw country,. little the, valua dyIen Bo_f countrees- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ whjch ; fundamental and elemental are stations on the dials. Carry it anywhere is appreciated is shown by the in- cro.wded cut. There would be difference to the menace of the —turn two knobs to the marked spots- fewer youthful thieves and listen in. tent caterpillars. Billions of these greater regard for the rights of enemies of the- tree3 are attacking others, to say nothing of a reduced Let us demonstyate it in your home the forests of Monmouth county cost in running the schools, if soma and only in rare instances is any- good old-fashioned education could ARTHUR V. GREGORY thing: being done to fight them. be brought into modern day schools * * # to supplant worthless stuff that i? RADIO Getting rid of these pests is some- now being crammed into juvenile thing which should concern not minds. SUPPLIES SETS SERVICE only boy scouts but organizations • • * consisting of grown-up persons. 67 Broad St. . Tel. 474 Red Bank, N. J. Many present day teachers recog- Ex-Chief Electrician Radio, U. S. Navy The immediate benefits which such nize this. Yet New Jersey legisla- a crusade would produce would be tors year by year add new thing3 to further enhanced by kindling a the work of teachers, which not only. ••••»•••+•••• • »• f growing interest in trees and by n take up the time of teachers and greater appreciation of trees to a pupils, but which crowd out things community. that are really important ' The teachers themselves have no power to change thia condition. They must Back of the In the old days, when a new ronow the course laid out for them. railroad line or a new trolley line And this course is fixed in large Was started, there was always a degree by persons who have no real tig celebration. Today busses in interest in education, but who want A "Realtor" and His Job. many places have superseded tho i to carry through some of their fool trolley lines and to a considerable (ijeag and who have pull enough to extent have supplanted railroads. | K<.aro the legislators into enacting Nowadays celebrations nre not held their schemes into law. When you want to buy, sell or rent real estate, see a "Realtor" about it. when a new transportation line is started, but all the way along the A realtor is a member of a local Real Estate Board and als,o of the New Jer- new bus route from Red Bank to A simple request, courteously . sey state association and of the National Board of Real Estate. No one else has Freehold, through the villages of worded, from the Eatontown town- W. C. Durant Lincroft, Holmdel, Bradevelt and ship committee caused Patrick a right to use thia name. Marlboro, there is a feeling of quiet Brennan. to move billboards on hia but intense satisfaction. property further back from the When you deal with a Realtor you are sure of getting a square deal. road so that they would not ob- 1886—Organized the Durant Dort Carriage Company with struct the view o£ other residents. Realtors have rules of conduct which they must observe or they get fired out The importance of tho new bus Things of this kind do not happen capital of $2,000. line, linking Red Bank and Free- of their local boards and then they are Realtors no more. often. Probably tho reason why 1891—Operating fourteen plants in U. S. and Canada hold, cannot be overestimated. No they are rare is because officials problem today is of more commer- seldom try to get results in this manufacturing 150,000 vehicles per year. All the members of a real estate board work together to sell your property cial importance tban transportation. 1903—Mr. Durant was asked to take charge of the Flint, when it is put in the hands of one member of the board to sell. On farms and in factories produc- Wagon Co. This company had just started in tion has been improved and ac- A whole lot of friction would be celerated to such a point that public to manufacture automobiles but a succession You pay only one commission, but you have every member of the board work- eliminated nnd more co-operation of mistakes in judgment had made the situa- needs are met fairly well, but this would ensue if thera was less of- ing for. you. ' improvement has not been met ficial blustering, threatening and tion grave and three of Flint's institutions with a corresponding improvement bluffing. Tho uverage citizen: .is were involved. The Red Bank Real Estate Board has eight members, so you have eight firms in transportation conditions, either anxious to make hi3 community a BUICK—The car was called Buick and but sixteen had working for you when you list your property with a Realtor. with regard to passengers or to food better place to live in, but when and freight. threats are used it ia only natural been built when Mr. Durant was given abso- * * * that the person threatened should lute control. These are some of the advantages of dealing with a Realtor. With the new bus line in opera- become antagonistic. Thus the threats, instead of producing re- • A FEW YEARS later this company was manufacturing over tion, the transportation needs of 5o,ooo cars per year. From the proiits of Red Bank will be well provided for'suits, fail to produce anything ex- this concern lie later purchased Cadillac, Oak- Buy a Home for Yourself and Family. If it Pays Your HO far as it is possible for busses cept bad feeling. to do this. Itusses are now runnim; land and Oldsmobile. in and out of lte.1 Bank from and ; Landlord to Own Your Home it Will Pay You to Own it! ThreaU ar(J wastcd Qn m(m ,jke 1908—Created General Motors. to every po.nt ol he compass. "^ Brennan, who have the best route from this town t.. freehold ; i;.t(.rest of t)u, ,ommunit t Wt- 1910—Relinquished control of General Motors. The landlord makes a profit out of owning your home. 16 especially important because itt The ,v.ly to Rct mm o{ Ms kind CHEVROLET—He immediately organized Chevrolet Mo- affords quick, direct and cboap ac- to do things is to invite co-opera- As a general thing this profit would pay for your home in ten or twelve years, cess to the county .-cat for those ition by suggesting to them how tors with jS;:75,oob capital. who have court bu-im-s.s m: bu-ine.^5 I they can benefit their neighbor- 19IS—Chevrolet Motors, "with assets of 594,000,000, The landlord has to take a lot of chances when he builds a house and rents it.' with the county r-llicials. hood. This is only common sense. It would appeal to everyone except gained control of General Motors. Durant He must take a chance on the house being vacant at times, he must take a chance However, it is not Itcd Bank alone the most perverse. Yet for some made head of General Motors. on a tenant doing damage, and he must take chances on a number of other things. which will benefit. EMT.V \ illage strange reason public officials often 1920—On December 1st he left Genera! Motors. He must put the rent high enough to cover all these things or he will come out of along the rontc will derive advan- shun this course nnd try hy force tages not only from having a in.-\vjt° accomplish things which tliey 1921—January 12th, incorporated Durant Motors. the little end of the horn. method of transportation but ,'ils'j; <-ouM readily get done by easier, because land valuer an: Mire to in- simpler and gentler methods. 1922—February 15lli, Mr. Durant announced he would When you own a house and occupy it yourself you dont have to take any of crease. If the new bus line proven (Town Talk continued on page II.) build a small car of modern design culled these chances. What are chances to a landlord are profits for you! profitable and permanent, nnd there The Star. is no reason to doubt that it will, It pays to advsrtlse In Tho Register. it will mnrk a new era in the de- 1923—First year of Star Cars. That's why it paya so well to own a home of your own! velopment of the territory which adjoins Red Bank on the west. Expert Repairing 1924—120,000 Star Owner«. If you have not got a home of your own, see a Realtor about it. He'll help • • • 4,000 Star Dealers and Service Station*. you get a home and get it for you right. . 1 • OF The prosperity and well being of STAR CARS are not an experiment—They are the the people in this big territory are WATCHES, CLOCKS finished product of America's foremost automobile manu- You are always safe when you deal with a Realtpn 'indissolubly tied up with the pros- and JEWELRY facturer and creator. A creator whose creations are made perity and well being of the town. to endure. Neither tho town nor the farmine; Accuracy, skill and ex- •The following REALTORS are members of the Real Estate Board of Red Bank: sections adjoining it can be bene- perience enable us to The Star Car can be" seen and further details ob- fited or daranged without both being tained of the do the most delicate re- AtlAIftE ft SON, RED BANK HEAL ESTATE CO* • benefited or damaged, but event* HENDRICKSON A STOUT, ore few and far between when the pairing. We guarantee «0 BKMd Slr.uJ. 69-71 Bro«d Strait. H. B. PRICE, Pr.,u.Bt, linnefitfl nre no numerously mid im- satisfaction, Our prices Sacond National Bank Building. , fiurtliilly distributed m ibey Kecin HAWKINS BROTHERS, HENRY F. HYLIN, will please you. 10 Monmouth Street. 43 Broad Street. likely to be by tho cutablishnicnt Silverware Repaired LAND ft LOAN COMPANY, df this new bus route. WILLIAM A. HOPPING, A. L. 1VINS AGENCY NEWTON "OREMUS. Pr«., * * « and Replated Like New. Star and Durant Agency 4» Broid Strett. 42 Broad Struct. 10 Etil Front Strcit. Some of the members of the Lincroft community IOHKUG started REUSSILLE'S West Front Street and Riverside Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. the movement for the new route 36 Broad St., Red Bank pm] with, tho assintunce of, the RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924, Page Five

Carpenter "fool§ Stolen. Her brother, Jiinics Johnson, has i<- A kit of carpenter tools valued covcred fi"om Rii-l;ne::H, 'Call Red Bank 141 or 140 it ?75 was stolen from H.-iny (1. Jvhvard Wiililer is employeil nt Hcihwanger of Bradley Jiia.-h last Ira VVolrott'ii meat market. SILKS, $1.00 yd. Pictorial Review Summer STONE'S TAXI SERVICE week. The touts liad been lelt in Tin, J'lV-li.vteriiiiW. '.vill I'nl'l n Successor ti> I'AUKKU & KKVKRS' house, when: i\lr. J5i-i-,\'.:iuv.i'r was "barkwanl jiaity" at the i-hiipcl Fri- At->'orL(;d Chinese prints, Fashion Book and Pal- /orking. day ni{'lit. TJif rliaiJcl coiiiiliittn! all f-ilk ijon^ee and many terns showing all tlm ad- All New and Up-to-Date Cats v.ill be in cli;ir;;i'. PROMPT SERVICE LOW RATES EATONTOWN NEWS. Jli,:i Katlicrinc VanHclioick i:> others. vanced styles. kept iiidnor.v ^'. ith : ii'kni-.sH. 'uplll With Perfect Attendance I '• Cars for Funerals and Wedding* Records for a Month. Karl V.'uleott, :nii in' Joseph W»l- i-ntl, has lt-ini i!- 1 frmii Califiiriiin, OFFICE:—74 BRIDGE AVE.; RED BANK, N. J. Pupils with pi-rfcrt records for wli'-ri' lie : pent tin; winter. nttendiince and punctuality J'or the Opp. Depot Amos Covert \r, having cement ist month are; walks put down en Ids propert;,'. I'irat fe'r:iilt', Minn CMul.itlr. M. Cuili'V Joseph AuiMaek will eati-rUdn a mliu —Knii'iit Knlli, William llnramuii.l, IlliumLh Ili-jtt-.n, Arlii.,- llr.jwn. mmiber of frieii'h a'. ';i jiarty to- fcoinl (M'n.l.-, Mlhi I-1'.II-IIL-I- Kiiyik-r nisdit. The wholesale business has been poor, the season backward. Mills, commission Kmlm— llrrlii-it Fall..-Ml,111;/, A]U|;1 |.,,._ .Mr. and Mr--. John C. Pnrkin- ellHtu Wililrril Sliilli.-ii-l. merchants and jobbers needed money. We had the cash and made some very unusual llilnl Kni.li-. Wi»fl .Miiiym.-t T.. Vi-lli'i- ::pi-nl .Suiiiiiiy.witli Mr. ami Mrs. Au- 1 1 HIKI —l.iM-ny Itimnl.r, OtU M,il.llr J n i;u!-lti« I.i-iibier ill Ui-ll'.ird. purchases on seasonable merchandise, some of it similar to goods we had in stock, for 'uiilliunl. Ml.,. jM.-u-y ]:ii;i"ii)i bn.i retunu'd lmiith urniU-, Win Mil.lml K. I.ntl", from a visit of live mniil.hs nt Kilin- about 25 to 33 1-3% less. inrlin—Hurry Allj.-i.i-. Hurry DiiJUmiin. Villlnni MiiKallimi, Jiun.'ii Mi-sh.-rry, l-jl- burir, l-'reehubl, VI-.IUIITIIUI'K «"'l (11-d Jiiyl..i-. I.t.m ;inU., \ e.iaii rniiff.-, l.iiin-oft. ' Sale Starts Thursday, lay 15th—Ends Saturday, May 24th v < lyti WiiMi-r. Mr. .iiid .Miv. T.uui-s Jlrrrin'fe .•|7l'l Ilflh KiaJ.-. Mm. (I. M. 'IVll.-lt, ti-m-l — Mluy (ia:itulJ. Kulh lt'iiLlli-i-, ]• ibeir son S[M nl Suii.lay v.ith'rcla- A STRAUS SALE is a Sale! KuUi, Jtic [•I Wnlf. Mi iivei at Atlantic Cily. iMiii-lin, I'aiil Hi,III. Cballes Sliinu lian liou^ht a Inim mill Ki-imi-lh Viuillvuiit, Stinleliaki r iiutoiiioliiic. W"lf c Mill Sample Piece* Sixth Kru.le, Mr;. -I.ian S. .Mi.-s Albeila Smock has recov- Save Yourself tea.-li. -Mary Alien, Kll.i! A]-i>l le, An- '-red from siekne::; aii'l :he-is back il.cl Ciiv.'il, Mimii.' .li,li, y l in the store o[ lur flit her, l%re l.rwis !:pf>lif I 3.00 Suinlay at Trenton, whero they White Novelty Silks, heavy for skirts or sport ninth irrnili-, . M i«s Amy J. IMIoi', 50c yd. tciichiT~(;riirii JlrnoU, ll'tll, I'limuim. went lo the flale I raining ::r|-,ocl fur dresses., washable, 40-inch. lhnlirth C.mr.MT. Mil.lr.'.l N,,!;,,,, Vir- rural pnlir; invn. inia Wil -in. .t.ilui IS ..-it. V.'j.'a Uniiiii. Harry I liver i-. liuildinr ;'.:i :i(!i!i- lirmi.iiu L™ij, i;<-niH O'Kc.-l.-, Cliiule. 38-inch Silk Mohair, figured and novelty weave, Only one piece of a kind, four or five I-.il.i ti'iM to hi--: hen. c. Kiuhlli Br.iilr. Fri-.l II, Kleelmsn, pHn- Air-. A.!a I,'. N/ifc,r ami J!i-.=. very handsome fabric. lengths to a piece, silk and cotton Barns ipnl— I'ic.l 'lli'ale. JiiDiiiO iiiviiiian. Ali-.- Charles lircose aifeinled th" enli- iriiliM' Mulli-r, (Jihui Ilii-ii. Kr:;:,r]| lav- ven! ion of women's clubs ;t At- crepes, plain color novelty crepes, Gas, Coal n Liny II.»;»-, .Mildu.l ]tiili,ii, l.imi^e All Silk Pongees with printed Checks for dress wear, or ]tfil)il>. la'itie City lust, wed-r. fast colors. woven granite checks, silk wo-Ten I 1 mill Mfj. 3r. .7. t-'i-.K|.y. ./oseiih Maz;a i.-: huildint: an nd- yard Wood Ill In I - Eili-li'y Whirls. 1l.-ri.rrt Ki.-h- dition to hi:; stere liuiidinu- Ln \in ililmm Ilo-.v.-n-il Tnylnr. O:ir i-.-n Il«i-:.- eponge, printed voiles and many others, 1 Black'or navy all Silk Satin, yard wide, excellent Ilniu on l,ivitii;.-l.iii, Williu,, Ail.i-.l, l!..t- u:-eil as li'.in;-; ii-oll: -. The sf.o'-il I inn.. '' . bllildinu' is r.:,;e,l l.i.- ('liarii-s line- quality, fast dyes. • 36 to 40 inches wide. • J': Tlit hoard of-ioiliiciiUnn met lust i'i Ilat.i :•; ;i Ijiirlu'i- shu|i. I'r. Jio;'- W(dntsilay mi^lit. and it was vir- (•( llato and bis family will otx-upy tually decided tu re-i-IIJJ.;U:C. ;ill the tile iivin;;1 rnom-', ] ri'su'iit teachers. A new teachi'i' I'.-ili'ii-h l!r.'iiiian, at. flu1 roqie'sf 54 inch Wool' Flannel 32 inch Imported Ginghams v ill be ellf,'_ prineip'il, lo ni'-' lem-eil bark rn r. i not lo nl.yl rill't mere time to tmpei'visine; the scSiotil. tilt, view of re. h! flits. Tl]'1 toMll- Pure wool dress Flannel, all the new shades and Henry (iramman is hjuinj;- :i shi]i e'Miiniit tee lu'.:'- thai:!;i:"! Mr. staple colors for sport dress, coats, jacquets and One case fine quality, all the wanted colors in popu- bungalow huilt tor his own •orcu- llr.nnan iUr hi; co-i.p'ratniii in p nicy on Die ulate lii|.'bway, o|ipu- th:t! matter. other uses. lar size checks. They will sell very fast at this price. ite Kilv.'ard I'. Hendriek.:on's. The ri-h' i-luli of t!ic Presby- Palmiere Ttininine, Hen of Am- terian i-huivh li-lil a i':'ke sill! Ka't- brnaio Tomaine, i:i sick with muni]is. urday In r:i;e niniu-y to l.uild a Harry Diver is having an nibii- teirii-- e:iurf. ,oags tion built to his house. James llrnv- (Ir.iee .Idlinr- and Hi:!. Sfniih, hvo Sale Price c yd. Reg. 39c Sale Price .. Reg. 1.00 Sale Price 1 Qjj Reg. 1.50 lantl i.s ^loinpc the work. si-hnnl jiiiis. ere nia'kiliL; a reputa- Dorothy Warner, daut,'litcr of Al- tion as fanry daMi'er:-. They Iicr-- Yard wide white with various size Manufacturer's close out of ruff- bert Wagner, is rick with stomach fornied at a na-:able helil at Red Special purchase imported beaded trouble. j;;.nlc-la:t v.i.'cl-: ;;]:;! ill a:re l.rld^l dots, also rings and cluster pattern, ling, made of 5-4 and 3 row fine draw string bags in steel, blue, gra v; Frank Mount is a new employee I'nrt M-oiiinonlh a few ni^lih; pre- good quality and much in use—a val lace in ecru and white. All new and brown iridescent and black. Call any time and see their Fine improvements. nt the. National Ki'ocery company's vion •-. rare bargain. patterns, for trimming your new store. Mrs. Onrjrr A!teri,ls-p of Xo.iv Edith Johnson, daughter of r.tiui." I'nuidrni'e spent part of hist, wee'e summer dresses. Johnson, is Kick with snro throat. with her brother, Harry W<-h'olt. RED BANK Sale Price t Qc Reg. 25c Sale Price 1 fi§ yd. Reg 2.50 Child's garters in sizes B-C-D-E, g«?«':!Sr::vO~3;f«;,raK~M^ Sale Price A Cc Reg. 60c 40-inch, all pure black silk satin good quality lisle elastic in white charmeuse, soft drapey finish, with Complete set for My Lady's mani- and greystone. (, r-;,. good weight and imported dye. cure. Sample of Cutex nail polish with each purchase.

Crepe Cloth Pajamas Sale Price | #g9 Reg. 2.25 Sale Price "JAcyd. Reg. 29c Sale Price, I95 Valuo 2.49 You know Johnson's The widely advertised "Storm Best grade of yard wide percales, Beautiful colorings in floral and check de- Hero" and "Weather King" um- ^Floor Polishing Wax ' signs, .ill nicely nindc. •—it's used by house- white or medium color grounds, brellas, made of good quality wives everywhere. We stripes, checks, figures, while one American taffeta for ladies or men. thousand yards last. C-B Elastic Girdles Good selections of handles. Guar- wantyou to know John- Sale Prico 1 ^9 Valuo 1.73 anteed not to blow inside out son's Floor Varnish, ; Two styles taken from our regular stock, »11 too. Johnson's Var- perfect and any size you want. nish is just as good as Sale Price pr. Reg. 2.00 their Wax. To prove Bandeaus and Brassieres Sale Price *JCIC yd- Reg. 45c Manufacturer's clearance, six to Solo Prico CQc Value 79c this statement we twelve pairs of a kind, ruffled, with Excellent quality taffeta moire, 5 offer you 50c worth tie backs, plain hemstitched mar- Wonderful lot o£ newest styles and materials to 6 inches wide. All the wanted absolutely FREE. quisettes, lace edge, white or ecru, to choose from. Dont miss this chance. colors including the new blue Use coupon, below. all 2',4 yards long. shades for sashes and hair bows, Fancy Dress Aprons also black and white. Should sell Sale Price OQc Value 1.49 fast at this price. Made of snteen nnd ginphnms, cretonne and Sale Price Jcyd. Reg. 50c chambrny trimmed, choice of several new styles. Johnson's Floor Varnish is very easy to apply and has Earrings good body. It dries'dust-free in two hours and hard over 27 to 40 inches wide, gingliams, Sale Price A Cc Reg. 59c night—gives a beautiful, high gloss which will not chip, voiles, flannels and many other odd Gloss Silk Hose check, mar, blister or scratch white. Has great elasticity— pieces and short lengths of wash Sole Price jJQ<= Valuo 75c The newest in pearl and also in is pale in color—and absolutely waterproof. Johnson's goods. colored earrings to wear with each Floor Varnish will stand all reasonable tests. Hoso made of rilk and fibre, in all Iho newest shade?, slight mill imperfections. gown, in drop and button styles. Choose Your Suit For Sake of the Cloth. Johnson's Floor Varnish is fine for tables, chairs, furniture, Society Brand Won't Forsake the Cut! woodwork, trim, oilcloth and linoleum. It will rejuvenate Long Cloth the whole interior of your home. Do not: hesitate to use it Sale Price 1 JQ pc. Reg. 2.50 Children's Knee Socks wherever a bcciutiful_varnislicd finish is desired. Sale Prico OJc Value 50c Cloth 13 of first importance, and we are Sale Price JU Reg. 19c proud of our woolens. Yard wide, fine close weave, un- Buy your summer supply from this lot, for 3 derwear finish, 10 full yards to the boys nnd girls, laryo Variety to choose from. Fine lawn and Swiss, plain color Dont worry over your suit because the piece—save six cents a yard at this sport handkerchiefs, mostly all cloth is right but the cut wrong or the cut sale. Ribbed Lisle Vests have embroidered corners. Ex- fine in unbecoming cloth. Sole Prico MAc Value 50c ceptional values. Society Brand suits are YOUR cloth Silk shoulder straps nnd hand taps, slight Bring the coupon be- imperfections saves you -lo each. plus YOUR cut—YOUR taste in both. low to our store and Sale Price 1 JO ea Reg. 1.50 we will accept it a Sale Price c yd. Reg. 35c a 50c credit on a Salesman's sample line, every piece; Polly Silk Hose pint, quart, half-gal- Salo Prico 1 69 Virtue 2.00 lon, or gallon of Jbhn- all pure linen, scarfs and center Hue quality French veiling in all 'son's Floor Varnish pieces, white, natural or ecru. Out* ropulai* stock, ovory pair perfect ami 127 the new shades and dotted patterns. Or, the coupon and MOW rihjulps to select fi'niii. Values to 50c yard. 10c will entitle you And Our Own Special Make, with to n half-pint of John-, son's Floor Varnish Silk Undervests 2 pairs pants Sale Price Afkcyd. Reg. 59c Sal9 Prico (|Cc Value 1.39 Stamped Towels Rihhcd silk uiirtervt'sls; colors: pink, peach Sale Price c Reg. 39c Kvory piece m>\V this season, 40 in. and (irchid Sti'p-ins to mntrlrf Made of good quality hack and (» WHITE STREET HMD HANK wide, variety of the newest pat- terns and colorings, very line yarns. Philippine Underwear boot toweling, 17xir>, iicmptitcllcd, Sain Prico 1 79 Vnlur, 2.2.1 plain and hemstitched for crochet- I- - THIS COUPON IS WORTH 50c . a j ing. Iliinil "Hide uiidonvi'iii'. beautiful designs, This coupon entitles you to n credit of 50c on the purclinse of Kowns iincl cnvi'lopi'M. Diinl. mis.-i tliia iippor- 28 iVJoimioutli Sireot, Red Bank, N, J. n pint, quart, hnlf-Rtillon or gallon of Johnson's Floor Var- Sale Price c yd. Rci*. 59c I unity. Writing Paper «ttv Broncl nish. Or, thin coupon and 10c i:i |;IKX1 for a half-pint MIOM A1AMHA , | 9m\ n a» «si..••.•KI ecvia* tea ea ea en EH ca ts§ Page Six RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 19.24. nue between Main and Bond streets BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. at Asbury J'ark anil plans the erec- tion of a six .story hutel containing 1 HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN urn hundred or more rooms. It is . MONMOUTH' COUNTY. unili'i'sliioil the property ,soki for $s(i,utk>. •/ (ALL FORMS) Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Operations, Lodge Do* Trolley CATS Junked, inga, Slight Fires, Birlhi, Mar- The old trolley cars used on As- riages and Deaths—Other Items. •bury P:ul I It lm foi many years X H. Gregory & Son aiul uhiih i i mil d the Tooner- Sterling Megill of Fiirminijdali', vilh' irulh'y of comic picture fame, 67 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. who recently graduated from 1 lhe old cars Trenton business college, has taken were talm vji tin n last trip Telephone 474 a job as bookkeeper for the A. A,through tit ut\ It bat unlay af- Brant lumber company at Lake- ti'i'niiun. wood. Miss Margaret Smock, daughter Composer Weds. of.H. W. Smock of Asbury Park, Froiieriik W. Vandorpool of As- underwent an opcraion for appen- bury Park, a widl known musici'.l dictis recently at the S;irii.g Lake I'uiiip'usiT, and Jli.-s Emily liogli:;, hcspital. former Mi'tivjiolitan opera soprano, Arthur Hussc-11 lias given up !iic with your order, Carl Neu president, Mrs. J. F. Heil- NEXT SUNDAY and JUNE 1 and JUNE IS we connect the heater to you* enman, Miss May Stootoff, Mi^s Leave Kcd Bunk Sj.OO, A. M. present rnnKe. boiler rendy Olive Ellison and Miss Edna Smith Tickets good only on special train for service. Tho balance ia ' vice presidents, Preston Jones sec- date for which issued. payable in monthly payments retary, Miss Evelyn Wright treas- of $2.25 with your gas bill. urer and Miss Edna Smith pianist. Eastern Standard Time Shown Perfect hot water service. No' Steward—Sabine. NEW JERSEY CENTRAL coal to shovel. No ashes to Miss Margery E. Steward, daugh- ter of Mrs. H. T. Steward of En, feet Miss Mae K. Wyckoff, daughter not walk because; four (4) Incho'i to the south linn nf a trnct of the pains from 3f Innii In'lonirinp to one VnnSchoIck; mechanical sound usual with player pianos. You of Joseph M. Wyckoff of Frceehold, ntotor thence (2) along nnld, line ninth, elirhty- inflammation. My •Igllt !• llie music rolls to-) inchen to the Lester Rogers has boon elected bottles of Lydia ilnce of licglnnlofr- Coiitnininir twenty- action quick and easy, its mechanism perfect. chief of the iiradlc-y liencli lire de- lever (27) nere« nnd twenty.nit lmii* LM'inkham's Veg- lr»ilth« (2(1-1001 of nn nrrc, more or lex. !And in just a minute or Iwo jilnyer can be partment to succeed .Mason SutU. etable Compound, and I am a strong Being Inteiuleil nn the Hiune land And George Sliafto was elected first as- woman now and can work down any irrniidefl conveycrl to the mild' (leorg* I«nvr hy Poohln K. (Ihureliill nnd I.e.trr cliiinged inln piano, ready lo respond lo tlic light- sistant. Tho only contest wk'i for of my neighbors. They wonder how B. Cliurehlll her IniiilmiMl. liy .l.-ed of «ven I can do tio much work. I dare Bay est touch of your fin»crs. second assistant chief and in this ito herewith, mid not yet recorded, Harry Fram-in was clcdeil over Wil- that I have recommended your medi- Helneil BH the property of llrnlnniin RUw, cine to a thousand women. A little t nl, tnken in execution nt Hie milt of We shall IK: glad lo have you eall and try the liam Johnson. book wa:> thrown at my door, and that lophla K. Clmrclilll. iin.l to he .old by ia bow J first learned of it. "—Mrs. JtlllN II. VANMATEH, Silirrlff. Weaver for yourself—and learn the easy terms Frank Muldnnn of Freehold was )«t«il Hny r,. 102-1. r D. M. UKAIICIIAHP, 110-1 Morrioon ohn B. Appi'Knti' * Son, nnllcltcirl, fined yj, i last week for maintain- Avenue, til. Louia. Missouri. HL; Li. ZOBEL on which you can buy one of these beautiful ing a gasoline tank'in front of liivi (•(« linen -fill.Ill) Lcttern like this hrinpjout the merit NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT pianos. These terms will buy a Weaver upright, store, without a permit, Mr. Mul-of I.ydia E. I'inldinm'a Vegetable Kitnte of Trovone II. Ilrowei, ileeei.ed. loon lias appealed the fast", claim- Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor Notlco ™I IliTfhy nlven thnt the nccountl Compound. They tell of the relief f the milini-rlliei/i, nilinlril»lnit.,r» of thn grand ov player, iig tin- lank wa'! in before any hr- from uuch pairm and ailmcnti ttftor • tut,, of nnlil . HU-1II.-I1 mil linn'ncc; against, it was passed am! taking Lydia E. rinkham'a Vegeta- tntei! hy tile liunoitnlH uf the County of ble Compound. Uonmoutli oml rrtmrleil for »ol llemi-nt tu that the tank belongs to nn oil Red Bdnk, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. the Orphnni (?ourt of miid t'oinity, ml A. B. DIRHAN company. In a recent; rrmntry-witle onnvlflB Thuriilny, the twelfth ilny of June, A. II. nf pun-husen; nf l.vdia !•:. Pinkhiim'a Telephone 955 Telephone 90 11)24, ..L whlel, time i,|,|,llriitliiii will l,n Drummond Place Red Bank, N. J. New Hotel Planned. A'egetabte ('i,nipuiuii|, !'S out of every nade for the nllownnre of eotiuninMloni Anil Isnnt: Hergrr has bought the 1(10 rejinrt they WITH lienolltod by it's ounarl frrn. U«c ior salu by dniggioto uvorywlicrc. Dalml April HO, A. I), 11121. .Wincklcr property on Mattison, avo- MAIIK1, T. HltOWKR, i.Ml/., CI.IITOIU) 11. UHOWUH. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. Page Seven Alvord B. Palmer is first assistant 'rom his bicycle last week find for a stay with relatives in Eng-J. C. 4 G. A. DELATUSH, BRIEF ITEMS OF JEWS. and Thomas Potters second assist- sprained hh wrist. . land. ant. Koow 17. ElshuAiwiinmmr Illtln., «m\ linn . N, 4, Against Consolidation. Bowlers Chose Officeri. '!'••), I'lllli). (Continued from last page.) Firemen Holj Smoker. w The voters of Millstone township The city bowling leaguf of Loni; WILLIAM E. KOSTER", " Mrs. May L. Klrby, wife of Wil- Thu Long Branch firemen's re- ast week voted agr.inst the .plan oE nraiidi lias rhosi;n C. A. hYiil pr.-s- - I'C1IIMSI:I.I.'• 7 l 1 : ;hildron. I. B. Of-hqrn Ims sold his bowline the invalid jury for the M:iy term " "" : '"-'. lt«-.l linnk. N J. Free Delivery at Seagirt. alleys on South .street at M;uiasquan til' court. UK. HAROLD J. STOKES. Pied in Her 81 at Year. Free delivery of mail will be to Russell Miller, who will n-mod"l HKNI'AI. SIJItCKUN, Mrs. Harriet S. Young of Lone started at .Seagirt on May iiuth. Chautauqua at Freebold. .he building and make other im- A i-XTk-.s of Chautauqua enti '•- Branch, aged eighty years, widow One carrier will be employed nt the provements. Edward F. C. Young, died last start,'and n morning and afternoon tainm • nts will be (riven nt Kn:ehn!d from June 17th to .June ^3"d. iveek. Her husband, who for many delivery will be made daily. Better Firo Protection. flKOKGF. McC. IAYLOR, C E,~~ ears was president of the First Aibury Park Has 85 Graduates. The Neptune ci'.y council has South Belmar Now a Borough. ' Wi'l'l. i I;II; KNC1KKKU national lank of Jersey City, died rated to install addition;!! lire hy- (,['.{1. i::,CINKi'.ii mvi HUitvi':voii The commencement exercises, of Ry a vote of lii-l to 11', a nni- "'• "'•' '"• I''-"'". ft'J llnnk. H. }. in 1908. :lrunts in tlic borough and fo buy he Asbury Park high school will poMiinn to make Kouih Helmut" a RKILLY, QUINN & PARSONS. ~" Fire Near Farmingdale. ie held Friday night, June 20th. •ubber boots and coats f'ir the fir'j- borough was carried l;i:-;t uvok. ''IJII:-;.:!-:i.UJULI ,\r Lttvi. nen. W liitlii-l.l li'iil.li,•:;. n,.,| Hsnlt. Fire wihch started in a woods dc- iighty-five pupih arc in tho class. •I'M, .1 (juinii. 'rli.'.«l.,n- n. I'srsuiK. itroyed the old house and storage Marriod in Arizonia. Hotel Properly Sold. JOIIN ;;. APPLEOATE & 3ON. " luildinga on the old Heialey cran- The Ueei'ni'iiit hotrl property on ColirJSI'I.I.OIU AT LAWAW. . Miss Mary E. Elder, a graduate UlU."l'! ! HMlh K, IIlrool J ierry bogs north of Farmingdaie .'"ourth avenue at Asbury Park h,as HF.lJ HANK, N._£. Monday of last week. The house nurse at th<» Spring Lake hospital, been sold V Mrs. Sarah J. Kree- \ SMITH & CONK 1 _£ tad not been occupied in several and George F. Jackman, were mar- :nan o£ that place. The building WILSON & SMOCK,""" ~~"* ried atTliuenix, Arizona,! recently. COIINSKI.I.UHS AT LAW. •ears. ias 75 rooms. IIF.'O HANK. N. J. Ofnri^: 10 I!:nr Front Sn..rt. Death of Young Wife. Visiting Washington, D. C. J Painters \ T/re Styk in *Paint and Varnish Koyport Club to Receive Charter. Mrs. Violet Hopkins Burke, wife ALSTON BEEKMAN, ""* " The Kcyport Kiwania club will Tho Slats (van high school grad- I'OIiNKMI.LOK AI' LAW. f Norman Burke of Smithbur^, uating class, comprising ol pupils, $ Contractors fS OIV.T.. U) Itrniul St., HED HANK. N, 3. A HOME to beautify... tints to be If youwanttoknovaakus. Our •eceive its charter at a banquet to died last week at the Spring Lake JT\ decided on and harmonized.... advice is always practical and re* e given next Tuesday night at the spent part of last week at Wash- DR. W. M. THOMPSON, ~~" hospital. She was 21 yeurs olrl. ington, I). ('. \ Hiiinson, N. J. i 1IKNTA1. .SIJltf.KIIN. incoming decorative styles to be liable... founded on five genera- Reformed church house. Robert J. Cil N"i't'l Hank l:ili!.lilil:. llcil Mnnk. N. J, Fire Chiefs Re-elected. _ I'.J- .•1'lmmii«man. ,. The stato camp at Seagirt will THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK I'lIU In Bed >Qd U*14 tn.UilloY, open Juno 1st. Major General streets at Freehold. • • with Blue RlbbooA Boj Quincy A. Gillmore of Atlantic Samuel G. Woolley of Long FREEHOLD.N.J. City, commander of the 44th divi- sion, will maintain a headquarters Branch, who recently recovered ITS MOTTO-SERVICE I "0* B ye»nknown«B there from June 5th to August 23d. from an attack of plouiir,y, fell •4 SOLD BVDRUOQISTSEVERYWMERt Paroled from Stato Prison. Qipracticalstandard Leonard Fcrferoro and Samuel Katz, two Monmouth county in- mates at the state prison, have been paroled. John Reid, also of Monmouth county, will bo released of Gasoline from tho state prison Juno 1st. Lodge to Build Home. Plans are being drawn for a new ile) lodge building to be erected by the Spring Lake lodge of Knights of "Standard" Gasoline is the prod- tho Golden Eagle at a cost of $25,- 000. Tho building- will be 50x90 uct of over fifty years' experi- feet and two stories in height. •,- Maspna Celebrate. ence in oil refining. Millions of The second anniversary of the Spring Lake and Ocean Grove Ma- sonic lodges was celebrated with a dollars have been spent in re- reception in the Spring Lake lodge's rooms last Wednesday night. Over search andexperimenttomakeit 300 Masons were present. There is a very simple, convenient and •practi- New Paitor for Avon. cal standard of gasoline worthy of the name "Standard". Rev. A. G. Graham of Holloway just as there are stand- has been, engaged as pastor of the ards oi time, of weight, Avon Baptist church and will take charge next week. Rev. M, V. Mc- and of distance. It is Duffie of Asbury Park has been • gallon of "Standard" acting as supply pastor. gasoline. It has successfully met the hardest Congregation Elects Officers. test of all—the test of continued favor The Congregation Brothers of Is- rael of Long Brnach lies elected J. with the general public. "As good as H. Wolf president, Elias Stolliar vice president, Elins Reznikoff sec- Standard" is a claim one often hears retary and Benjamin Glass and because the trade recognizes "Stand- Harry Shapiro treasurers. Buys Another Farm. ard" gasoline as a measure of quality. Surrogate Joseph L. Donahay has bought tho Dr. G. W. MacMillan farm, of forty , acres at Ardena, Parts which is being operated by Lester Barton. The farm adjoins Mr. Don- To the lay motorist a gallon of aliay's present farm. Farmer's Sudden Death. "Standard" gasoline oSers a very prac- George C. Elandford, a well known farmer of Allentown, died You Never See tical standard of comparison in motqr sudenly of heart disease at Tren- ton last Wednesday week. Ho was fuels. It is easy to apply and easy to 55 years old and leaves a widow and two daughters. They Are The Heart And Soul Of get. You can always make s$:e of get- Her 84th Birthday. A dinner party was given last Huprnohile Goodness ting it by simply asking for it by week by Miss Laura Conoyer of name. Manasqunn in celebration of tho 84th birthday of Mrs. James M. BehincI trie Hupmobile parts display on view in our salesroom Maxwell. Mrs. Maxwell is enjoy- lies the story of Hupmobile owner satisfaction. STANDARD 6lL COMPANY ing, good health. (New Jersey) Died at Hospital. These parts—which look no different from parts of lesser Leonard Simon of Deal died at Camshaft tho Long Branch hospital lust quality but actually are vastly different—are the heart and Drop forged steel, caoo lurtlened, Thursday of Bright's disease, nged soul of all the good you hear about the Hupmobile. double heat treated. Cams integral D2 years. Ho had been employed with shaft. Extremely larj{0 bearing eurfocc. Shaft ia ununimHy latgc, at a gardener on several of the ve e3tates at Deal, In them is bound up the long life of the car—all its virtues tic si gncJ to tji maximum power And quiet valve action. Mounted in Play by Junior Club. of low costs and few replacements, of superior performance thrre lar^e removable bronze bmh- Two plays entitled "The Klepto- and high running economy. in^a, A Icsa expensive construction maniac" mill "The Return of De- involves operation cl llm cainahaft borah" will be (,'ive/i next Wednes- You may never see them throughout the years that you in the crankcaao casting; this method day night in the Long Branch high eliminates bushings. Also a smaller school'auditorium by the Junior would own a Hupmobile. enmahnft is Irss expensive. A liew "STAN D AR D" oversiTc cnmtilmft is usually rerly tlfrthn In tho mutter of th« ratntp of licrtlm I*. I,. Ulouk), ilertniiail. notlca U \wU-hy frlvoi, tlcm 1o II. Ho will nlso build i EYLES MOTOR CO. to UM' crcilltnu t>f »nU\ iW-L'itBoil tn rxhlhU Cliailwlok (formerly Ilertlin L. Ul«cl<), to the n u line ri lit1!1. mliiiiiilHlintor nn nforu- ,yjostead\WormSyrup fuur-room bungalow on tlio prop w 23 Meclinnic Street Red Bank, Nl J, Notice to* credlton. to present cinlms »nlUi>VTo!,il' JUSVJtli JMJJ.H, Phono 1437* Purauant to ttie nrm>- frorn tlio r« or fey Percy i\. Whiln'was cloctoil chief mouth, nrnda on tha twenty-Hrst day ofDatvd KrwhoM. N. j April 21, 1D24. Apr"prilif 1624, on th« ftppllcntloii of (iroruu u mull, SOo » bottle. • of the Freehold fire department nt C.120UQ1!. W. CUADW10K. JBsl. QJL. Voorbm. If. ft. tlio b"d annual election last we Page RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, j,92&_ RUMSQN'S HONOR ROLL. Help by Uishop Walsh of Trenton. tufV and Mrs. Elizabeth Wcilcr ing. The sermon topic at night will A Bupper will he served nfterward treasurer. be "Walking in White." Typewriters Rented ."PJSICE."PJSXCKS LESLKSSS TJia.\. JiLSJiHJJiiiii-. £ Uit.-of Pupil. Who Were Punctual to the nicmlxM's of the confirmation Mother's day was observed with ••••. : 2 months, $5.00 La»t Month. cluss Ri the Judtson hotel by Thom- special services at the Metliodht Jobs for thtt Jobieli, PAUL. REVERE Luko Longhead finds many a job Repairs and Suppliaa f These pupils of the Rumsnn pul»» as HeniiL'Ssey. church. Rev. K. Miller of Ocean- E8 Breed St., R& E.nk, N. i. lit schools ivnv neither nliscnt nor JIra, Gerard Kadenback gave port will preach next Sunday morn- for those in need nf them. He ia W. C. PHELAN 15 Monmouth St., Rerl Bank, N. J. ready to help anyone, at any time. Phona 068 Eisner Building .. FLORALHURST FLOWER SHOP j^Itnnly during April: birth to n daughter on Monday of Morganvills, N. J., and New York A j SCHOOL NO. 1. lust week. Mrs. Katlenbach was Kl\ Kin.Ierfc-i.rlen—Sj-Kin Alir.ihnm^nn. Mat- formerly Miss Demi Layton. Cut Flowery, Fenip, Folia.ec Plant?, Treef, V. ! tiirw Jlnmnn. Unwind Conk. Hniiinrn t)e- Vito, Madeline Itrill, liny ]• :.'itiiK. Jflurry The amusements at Highland Shrubs, Bulbs and Seeds Hnnlrar.v, IL.i.l.y -llirt!, John Murphy. Ilar- ISeach have opened for the summer. nbl Ki-iv. Mary V.iunMou. Iluwnul 1'ilch- More boats have been added to Funeral Designs at Shortest Notice i nrd. IWi.< Walker. Hilly Want. Goodrich Heavy Duty Cord First fiaile-Wiliinin Iloy.-e. fici.rEe the prohibition navy off Sandy Hook Day Phono 1338 Red Bank Ni5ht l'hone 4S5-W Red Bank K I.;triir, All.*rt Pntlersi.n. -l;u nl, IVrl. Annu and it has been more difficult for Make Your Boy Happy \ H ri II, Anna Collk. ch.. Mar- ners who were chased. According in 1 ntlerson. Kulb Perl, Jmnie Ilelle est to largest. The Good- Give him a Bicycle, then he can I , I, r 1 1 lo a coast guard officer rum running I Mr I jrraile—Willnr.l I>in*. Arthur in this section has been cut fifty per rich Heavy Duty Cord. enjoy his summer's vacation 1 r Vilhiir Melluh. Miulelinp Clark, I.iN cent within the past two weeks. Ian ( caxefl. Alice .Ii'nnini:^, Mne Murphy. , A hot roast beef supper will be thoroughly, for he will have, 1 il 1 illen, Catherine NValVpr, F.llralu'lli Massive. Carries the \> "Hi i served tomnrrow night at the Meth- ever ready, a handy, health- Iiuith trraile—Frank llalrent, Geork'i' odist church. load. R e a i non-skid. Hro«n rtltlie Conk, Harold Sihuliz, Joseph Mrs. Tunis H. Lane, Mrs. Hattie building means of exercise of Tunne>, Adino Hcmis. Stops a slipping truck. 1 fth Kfinle— Kthi CInrk. V.Uiel JInrn. Davis and Mrs. Jeannette Maxson 1 1 nl tli Kmrh, Dorothy Mun.hy. Mor- are attending the Daughters. of Anti-chafing strips on re- which he will never tire. i ice Ochs. Violet Train, fimtavo Ilruprk- Liberty lodge convention at Atlantic t r (,r rue CoiiKiInti, Ilyntt Cunnintfhnoi. City. inforced side walls pro- Sixth Eraik--Mnrcnret . Cunnint-hnm. 11H / Itiep. Timothy Nooliiiit, Charlen Olson, Mrs. William IMts and Mrs. An- tect it from curb wear. Edward Srhilltz. John Tooniey, Karl 'J'raut. drew liiium of Brooklyn sent Sun- Keventh prfi.le—Curt Brueckner. Carol \^ Our assortment enables you to choose a lirnpreaux, Peter Olson, Herman AVilkinloli. day with Mrs. Addistm Worth of Winifred Armstrong, Jlilila liarnaril, Alii-e Fourth street. satisfactory value. Kmery, IXher F.mery, J-Ivelyn Fiim. Griiro George Donnelly ia on th'e sick Ilieln. Mae O'I.enr;-, JinrBiiret IVrrlr.e, Eliznbeth 7'eyerl, Helciin Shea. Mae Vnn- Sole Agent for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles ant! llrunt, Elnise Went. Ji-ssin Ycunians, Kli/.- Members of the Lincoln highv ai.etl. Loo, lllni-.ehe Kniery. club of Newark and the. Whirlwind "Best in the Evana Powercycles in Monmouth County. Kiifhth Bi-iide —Jlarry Collis. Vilo r.hezrJ. dub of Brooklyn spent Sunday Stanley Ivin-. Edward Jeffrey, William here. Mahoncy. Klielton Wi«e. Kloreiien Clean-. Long Run" REPAIRING SUPPLIES Inex CunniiiKhani. Mnrjnrie Macintosh, Mr. Rilterman has bought a new Florence- Mnrthena, Dorothy Mulvihill. Buick cat". Eli/.nlicth Pcrrine. \-ZiM Ninth prnilf—Robert Ilrattie. James Mrs. Siebert Walstrom has ob- Clay. Hurry Harvey. Irene Amleraon. tained an nutomobili. driver's li- Ivlitha Artie.. Helen Clnir, Ilcrtha Collin, cense. ,.-' GROVER PARKER i Ehii- Horn, Ruth .Shell, Myrtle Trnut. Haroltl Weiler ft visiting at New- Tenth untile—Thomn* 1-lhtlny. LOUIB 12 Mechanic Street Red Ba=k, If. J. Vanllrimt, Hubert Zerr. Orrin Soule. Helen ark. JOHN HANSEN .TefTrpy. Dorothy Mii'-Inlosh, Mark-nrrt The Methodist. Epworth league Mnrth-ns, Helen O'Rourkf, Elizabeth has elected Rev. Harry P. Grim Just Around the Corner from Broad Street Smith. 42 West Front St. SCHOOL NO. 2. president, Mrs. Hannah R. Reid, First (trade—Raymond Hatrh. John" John S. Tnlmagc, Mrs. Hannah Telephone »ed Bank 1313 Lambert. Alice Abrahamson. Marin Con- Foster and Mrs. H. P. Grim vice Red Bank, N. J. nrtt. Dnrii Pomphrey, Kliznlii'th .Slica, Ei- presidents. Mrs. Lottie Lane secrc- Hiltlirnnucr, Anna O'Hricn. Srcoml prade—Lnuifl Mellacc, Patrick Pinnies", Clinton -West, Theoilore Stevens Mnry I-eilernro, Grace Hntch, Aimn Leo. Third Krmlc—Lester Perrine. llnyiilon.l YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF-EASILY Shea, Harobl Thompson. Itnrbimi Lnz/.i", *T*ake on .old chair or table tBat Iiaa become shabby or worn — Lily Macintosh, Cnthrrlne Mcl.aui;hli:i. •*• plunge a ftood clean brush into a can of KYANIZE Floor Finish Mildred Shell. — in any of the eight shades or "clear" — and 1*0 over the surface Fourth crnde—Nora Connell, Eilitb Iltrr- with a few easy brush strokes. One coat — that's all as a rule vey. Julie Olsen, Ethel Perrinc. Thomn:, unless the surface is particularly far ftone or brand new-wood — Ai.plek'ilti-, Arlliur Ka.lien. Chnll.s O'Hik:!. then two coats. Dries with the most beautiful and brilliant finish Raymond Steven*. you ever saw. Tough, too, cannot sera tch whi te — and waterproof, Fitth Kratle—Klcnnor Cnhnnr. Ruth JeT- absolutely. Transparent and brilliant. frcy, . Mary O'Brien, Eleanor Mnlvibill, Marguerite TlcKetiimrtl, l-'rank Hilthriinner. Especially made to endure the hardest kind of wear on a floor; It Jt Frank O'Hripn. Kenneth Stevens Junior BROADCASTING STATIONS for that very reason the most satisfactory finish you can get for We»l, Itolanil Wise. tables, chairs, dressers, deskg nnd all kinds of furniture. Sixth Krnile—Francis Dowil, Ilarol.l Resulto are guaranteed to be satisfactory or "money back for tfie Johnson. James Leo. Faurnt Clark. Made- COMPLIMENTS OF empty can.'' Try refiniBhinfS with KYANIZE today.;' line BoBort, Louise Ck-nry, tlertruile Con- norn. Use II—This Coupon Gives You 43c Value For 13c. HIGHLANDS NEWS. ARTHUR V. GREGORY We want you to try KYANIZE once; we know you'll like It. Bishop Walsh to Confirm Big Class Hence this coupon will be accepted by us to the value of This Afternoon. 30 cents as follows. On this offer only and one to a family. 1 ii-pt. KYANIZE Floor Finish (any color), rcg. price $0.30 - Mrs. Maude Evans,« Mrs. Eliza- RADIO 1 good brash (brlotles-in-rubbor), regular prluu •• . .13 ln'tli Bfiwniar, Mrs, .luanitn Gilbprr-, a Mrs. Louise Smith, Miss Thclma SUF»F»LIES SETS SERVICE "5745 Value of this coupon on this offer only • .30 WriRlit ami Miss Ethel Bowman joined the DnuijhtiTS of Liberty You pay us in caah only "6.15 lodge last week. Mrs. P. Hull Pack- 67Broad Street er of Scabrik'ht, who organized tlie Telephone 474 Red Bank, N. J*. Highlands lodge, made an address. Ex-Chiel Electrician Radio U. S. Navy MILLER HARDWARE CO., Red Bank, N. J. The heavy rain of the past few MAHONEY & HARVEY CO., Seabright, N. J. days flooded some of the streets. The following list of broadcasting stations has been arranged for your convenience. Put a check mark In front of th« ; WM. F. WOLTER, JR., Long Branch, N. J. Bay avenue, near the firehouse, was covered with water. stations you have been able to get over your receiving set. If you have anything to sell, or if you want to buy The sacrament of confirmation will lie administered to a large class anything,-you will find The Register's Want Column the UNITED STATES. KNT. Abrrilwn. Wnnh., 263 WCAT, Itnpiil City. S. D., 240 WJAD, Waco. 'IVx., >60 ~rj: WRAV, Ytllow sprlnu., O., Ill this afternoon at three oelock at the KNV. T.os Ancrlcs. Cnl., 250 WCAU. Philadelphia. Pn.. 2B8 WJAG, Norfolk. Neb.. 283 ': •'• WRAW, Eeadlni. Pn., 2S» quickest and cheapest way of filling your want. hurch of Our Lady of Perpetual KDKA, Jut Pittsburgh, Pn., 328 KNX, ].«» Anfc'rlM, Cnl., 3G0 WCAY, Milwaukee, Win., 261 WJAK, (Irccnlown, ln«l., 251 WR.AX, Gloucester City, N. J., 261 KDl'M, ('lov.-lnnd, ()., ;!70 KOB, Ktnlc Collosr. N. H., SCO WCAZ, Carthnue, III., 246 WJAN, l'eoiia. 111.. 2B0 WRAY, Sornnton. rn, 280 KDVL, Knit Lake City, Utah, 3C0 KOP, Detroit, Mich., 286 WCBA, Allenlown. I'll., 280 WJAQ, Tooelin, Kun, 3G0 WRAZ, Newnrk, N. J, 23S KDYM, Snn Ilii'KC <:u|., J80 WCBC, Ann Arlior. Mich., 280 WJAR, Providence-, It. I, 360 WRC, Washington. D. O, 1<> KDYQ, Pi.rlliiii.l.-Orp.. 3GO KPO, Sftn Francisco. Cnl.. J23 WCHD. Ziim. III., 34S WJAS. Pittnburuh. l'n.. 250 WRK, Hamilton, 0.. SCO H KDZEi, Hii!i.T.sfic!BO, 'lex., :6« WLAW. New York, N. Y., 360 WSY, nirmlimham, Ala,, 3«0 7 KFDO, llozcmnn. Mont., 215 WAAB. Ntw Orlpuns, I..1., 2BR WDAK, Hnrlford, Conn.. 2G1 KFDV, iayi'ttcvilli.. Ark.. 360 WLS.. ChicoKn, III.. 31S. WAAC, NYw Orlrans, La., 360 WDAO, Dallns, 'IVx., 360 WLW, Cincinnati, 0., 809 WTAB, Fall River, Wa»>.. 241 KFDX, Sliri-voiic.rt. I.n.. 360 WAAD, Cinrinnuti, O., :(60 WDAP, ChiniBo. 111., 300 WTAC, Johnntown, Pa, 300 KFDY, IlrookliiKS. S. I'.. 360 WAAF, Chicacn, III., 28« WDAR, Philadelphia. Pa., 395 WTAG, Providence. R. I, 2B» KFEL, Ili'iivcr. Col.. 360 WAAM, Newark. N. J.. ir,a WDAU, Now Bedford, Mix., 360 WMAC, Cnzcnnvln, N. Y,. 2tl WTAJ, Portland, Me, 286 KFEQ, Cnlnrailn Surinen. Co., 360 WAAN, Ciilumbia. Mo.. IB! WDAY. Karito. N. 1)., 244 WMAF, Dartmouth, Mna., 300 KFF.V, Catpnr, Wyn.. ^63 WAAW, Oinalin. Nob,, 300 WTAM, Clevolanil. O.. 300 WDBA, r.nlutnlnia, C,n.. 23T. WMAH, Lincoln, Ncli., 2H VVTAP, Cambrldire, III.. 241 KFKX, Mli.nrapnlh. Minn., 261 WABA, I,«kr Kurcst. III.. if)B WDBC, Lancaster, Pn.. 2r.lt KFEZ, SI. I.onia. Mo, -J1K WASH, HnrrisburK, Pa., 266 WTAQ, O»»eo, Win, 2B4 WDBF, Younmtnwn, O., 246 WMAJ. Kannni City, Mo.. 275 WTAR, Norfolk, Va., 280 •4 KII-Q. Colorado Sprincs. Co., 360 WABE, WnshiriKlon. D. C, 2f3 WDM, Washiimton. D. C, 234 KFFR, Sunrki, Null., 'IIH WABH, .Snnciunky, O.. U 10 WMAK, Lockport, N. Y., »«0 WTAS, Elgin,' 111., 280 KFFV, I.-irimiii. la.. :'4» WAIII, llailKiir, llf., 210 WMAL. Trenton. N. J, 2r,6 WTAT, I>ti«ton, M»ii, ill KFFK, Omal.a, Nrt>,, V,l$ WABL, Slim, Cum, 2KJ WMAN, Culumbui, 0.. 288 WTAW, Collenc Station, Tex., 480 KFFV, AlrMindria, La., 27S WABM, SnKinaw, Mirh.. 251 WEA4, Vlint, Mich.. Idn WMAT, Kanton. Pn.. 2)11 VVTAX, Stroator, III.. 2»1 KFGC, Iliitcui KOIIKP. I.n., 254 WABN, I.n Cfcin, Mich.. 2)4 WEAF, New York. N. Y,, 492 WMAQ, , III., 44H WTAY, Oak Park. Ill, 283 WFGD, Chirkanln, Uklnlinmii, 218 WAnO, Hoclirntcr. N. V., 252 WEAH, Wichita. Kan., 2S0 WMAV. Auburn. Ala., 260 WTAZ, Larabertvllle, N. J, 281 KFGH, .Stnnford University, Cn.. 360 WABF, Jlnvc-r. <>.. 270 WEAL. Itlinen. N. Y.. 2H6 WMAW, Wnbpetnn, N. P., 251 KFCX, llniliKi-, Tix., 2,r.n WABQ, H.iv.-rror.l, Pn., 261 WEAJ. Vermilion, S. P., 2fl3 WMAY, St. L,,,ul». Mo., 280 WWAB, Trenton. N. J, 226 KFGZ, Urrricn Srrini.-», Mich., 291 WABR, 'fnlciln. O., 210 WEAM, North rininnelil. N. J., 280 WMAZ., Macon. Ci, 26» WWAC, Waco, Tex., »60 KFHA, (lunnison, Col.. 2»2 WABS, Newark. N. J.. 2I( WEAN, Providence, It. L. 278 WMC. Memnhh. Tenn.. 500 WVVAD. Philadelphia. Pa, StS WEAO, Columl.ufl, O.. 360 WMU, WnKliington, I). C, 2C1 KFHt5, St. Jor.«-plt, Mo.. 22fi WABT. \Vn»liiiiKtnn, I'n.. 2S2 WEAP. Mobile. Ala.. 3C0 WWAE, Joliet. Ill, 227 KFIIJ. Simla Harl.nrn. Cnl., 360 WABU, Camclen, N. .1.. 226 WEAR, Itnltlmore. Mi]., 261 VVWAF, Cnmden. N\ J, 2S« KFHX, Iluti-hinttoii, K'nn., 229 WABV. Nanhvillr, Triin., 263 WEAU, Sioux City. In., 3B0 WWAO, Houithlon, Mich., 27» pjlie first balloon tire for present KFI. I.i.i AIIBOIPV Cnl-. 460 WABW, Wnmt Cli'mi'llR. Mlrh.. 270 WEAY, Houston, Tex., 860 WNAD, Norman. Okla.. 860 WW1, Iletrolt. Mich, B17 KFIX, Iililruciiili'iico, Mi.., 2(0 WABV, PhllmlrlDhln. Pn.. 212 WEB, Kt. I,oni», Mo., 273 WNAN, Syracuse N. Y., 285 WWL, New Orlenni. La, 280 \ rims was the Michelin Balloon KFIZ, Fond ile I.nr, Viin., 273 WABZ, NDW Urlrnni, T,n.. 265 WEV, Houston, Tes., 360 WNAP. KprlniinVltl. ().. Z7 5 KFJC. Sinttlr, \Vn,h., 270 WAR, Riaiht. Wis., 100 WEW, St. I,oui«. Mo., 20t WNAS, Atmtin, Tex, 360 ._ , Comiort Cord. Introduced a KFJK. ItriBtow. (Hda.. 23:1 WFAA, tlallnj. Tex.. 476 WNAT, riillndclpliln, Pn., 360 CANADA. 3!5 KFJM, Cvaml Fork». N. 11.. 289 WFAB. .Syracu.e. N. Y.. 2Ji WNAV, Knnxvllle, Tenn., 236 KFJX. t>dar I"all», In., 2'ja WFAF, Pmishkeepnif, N. Y.. ITS WNAX, Ywikton, S. I)., 244 CFAC, Colnary, Alta,"ISO Tn WBAA, \V. I.nlay.Ur, 1ml.. M" ' WFAH, Purl Arthur. Tex.. 2S6 WNJ. Albany, N. Y.. 360 CFCA, Toronto, Ont.. 100 .year ago, it has caused a veritable revolu- KFJY, Fort DOIIUP. la.. 215 WBAH, Mltinrnpolia, Minn.. I1J KFKA, Crrrloy, Cn]., 273 "' WFAJ. A»hevlllr, N. C, 360 WOAC, Limn. ()., 260 CFCF, Montreal, Que., 410 WBAK, TlnrrinliurK. Pn., too WFAN, Hiltrlilniinn. Minn., 360 WOAC, Ilelviilerr, III.. 273 CFCH, Iroqudii FalU, Ont., «0» tion in the tire world. Everybody is' WnAN, Pntrt. In, 184 l'?r WGN. Chlcnmi, III., '370 WO1, Amen. la., »60 '"•'•' CHOM, Calnary, Alta, 140 KIMS, rnilutli. Minn.. "7'> WBBH, Port Huron, Mich.. 24C WGR, ItulTnli.. N. Y., 31(1 CHYC, Montreal, «u., Ill KFMX. Northtlrlil, lMini..,2S3 '" WBBI, Inillnnniiolis, Intl., 23 1 WGV. New Orlennn, Ln., 247 WOO, I'lillntlelplifn, I'n.. GOfl "•!" other types, not only for riding comfort WOQ. Knn«ni> r.lly. Mo.. 360 "« ' KI'MW, ll.ii.Kton. Mi.-l.., ?.r,» ••! V/nBJ, Went Palm Heuvh. l'li\., 2tvR WGY, Nchcnecluily, N. Y.. 3 BO CJCA, Kdmonton, Alti, 46D KFMZ. Itouvcll. N. M., 2M1 ~X" WBBL, Kli-hmoml, Va.. 2S3 WOR, Newark. N. J., 405 but for economy. WO5, JrUrriim City, Mo., 411 CJCD, Toronto. Ont, 110 KFNF, Slii-namli.nli, In., 2r,r> " V WDIIM, Lincoln, III., 22r, CJCM, Mont Joll. Qne, 81« KI-'OA, Siattlc. Wn-.!!., t'.r. ~* ' WBBO. Itoirrrn. Midi., 2S0 W1IA. MailUnn, Win.. 3tO CJCN, Toronto, Out., ISO KFOC, Wl.lttirr, Cal., 236 ""^" WBBQ, Pawlnckot, n. I., 252 WHAA, Iowa City, In., 4RJ WPAB, Rtatu Collwe. Pn,, 2»3 WBDR, Rtntin I«lan.l. N. Y.. ill CJCC, London, Ont, 131) KFON. I...I.K llrn.'h, Cnl.. 2»l '" WIIAI3, (Jalvestnn, Tex.. 360 WPAC, Okmulnep, Okln., BOO CJSC, Toronto, Ont, 130 KFOP. Dalln-.. Tex.. 26B WBBS. New Orlram, Ln.. ::,[> WIIAD, Milwnukee, Win., 280 WPAJ. New Haven, Conn.. 268 KFOO, Cnli-cili.n. 'IVx., 210 WBnW, Nnrrnlk, Vn, 222 WIIAG, Cincinnati, O., 222 WPAK, Farito. N. I)., 360 WB11Y, Chnrloston. S. C, 26H CKAC, Montreal, Qu«., 12! KFOT. Wi.liitn, Kan.. 3.11 WHAM. .Iniilin, Ml... 2K3 WPAI.. Columliun. O., 2B6 CKCD, Vancouver. B. C. 110 KFOU, •UMininml. Cnl.. 2SI WBUZ, Iniliannliolin. Intl.. 227 WHAM, Itoclitster. N. Y., 2SJ . WPAM, Tonekn. Kan, 360 WI1CI, Ilrmlj, Trim., 2:6 WHAP, Deritlur, 111.. 3«0 ' CKCE, Toronto, Ont, 4B0 KFOX, O linlin, Ncl... 2 IS WPAZ, Chnrlp.«ton, W. Vn., 273 CKCII, Ottawa, Ont., 136 KFOY. St. I'niil, Minn,. Z26 WBL. Anthony. Kan.. 201 WHAR. Atlantic, City, N. J., 231 KFPG, I,im Aiwlri, Ca!., 23H WBR, Ilwtlrr. )'a.. 2»r, it ml 1598 CKCK, llanlna, fla«k., 120 WIIAS, Loiiinville, Ky.. 400 WQAA. Parkprnburc. Pn.. 3f0 ' CKCX, Cnliary, Alta.. 110 KFPY. Kpolini.v, Wni.li.. 2F3 WBS, Newark. N. J., 3C0 WIIAV, Wllnilnjtton. Del., 360 KFSG, Liu Ansrlrs, Cnl:. 27H WBT, Charlotte. N. C 3(10 WQAC, Anmrlllo. Texv 2'< CKY, Winnipeg, M.n.. 450 WHZ, SprlltKllcM, Him, a:iT W1IAZ, Troy, N. Y., 380 WQAO. Watorlu.ry. Conn. 2« WHI), Knnnni City, Mn,. 411 WQAE. SprlnsfleM, Vt.. 27S CUBA, ,3 KC.O, OnH.mil. fill.. 311 WHK, Cleveland, O-, 2R3 WQAM, Miami, Fin, !R» KOW, 1'orlli.n.l, Ore, <>12 VJCAD, Canton. M. Y., -«" WIIN. Mew York, N. Y., SSO WQAN, Pcrnnton. I'n., 2K» PWX, Havana. 400 WCAF., Plttuhiiriili, I'n., 4«2 WHO, Hen M.ilnen, In,, r.20 WQAO, New York. N. Y., ^60 OKW, Tulnucu, SJJ ' WIAH, Itockfur.l. III.. 262 K1IJ. T.iis Anitrln,., Cnl. 35S WCAC. New Orlean". Ln.. 268 WQAQ, Abilene, Ten, 3«0 WCAH, Columbtu, O,, 2B(i WIAC. (ialvenlon. .Tex.. 380 • WQAS, I,nwril, Ma««., 26! •>" KHQ, Sonttli', Wash,. 3«0 WIAD, Philadelphia. Pa., 25-1 POBTO RICO. WCAJ. tlnlvrrnlty Place. Nel.., 300 WQAX, Peurin, III.. 300 "~" v ' Rtl) BANK. WCAK, Hoii»ton. Tex., 2«3 WIAI, fSprlnnflelil, Mo.. 252 WKAQ, Han Ju.n. 880 Kelly and Co., Front Slid Mount-Erigli.Ii Co., Monmouth' St. KITF, Kllitlpnr, Minn., 421 WCAL, Northllebl, Minn.. 300 WIAJ. Nernnh, Win., 221 WGAI), En.enaJa, S00 WCAM, Vlllnnnvil. Ta-. 8T.0 WIAK. Omnhn. Nel... 278 WRAA, Houiton. Tex., 3(0 • Jamtt McCue, Moumoulli .Str.,1 Wo.t Side G.irai-e, Newman Spring. Rd. WCAO; Daltlmore, Mil.. »50 WIAO, Milwnukee, Wl«., 360 WRAF, La rnrte. Ind, 2J1 MEXICO. K.1S, I,o« AnKclr«. Cnl.. 3G0 WIAS, Tlurlinidon. In.. 2«3 EATONTOWN~-Iirn,.[««,• Kl-S. Onllnnd, C«l., B6H WCAP, W>ahlnit«n, P. V., 4«" WRA1I. l'rn»lclence. II. I, 231 CYB, Mexico Citr. «70 WCAR, Bin Antonio, '[>*, 3«0 WIK, MrKrrnport, P«.. 2»< WRAL. St. Crolx Fall.. \VI»., 241 K1.X, Oaklaml, Cnl.. nO9 WIP, I'liUtddvhla, Fa., 609 J. CYL, Mexico City. 600 LINCRDFT—I.niiRpinlorf'a Cnrn,;,, HOI.MDKL—Robcrl R. Voorhoei. KLZ, Uonvcr, Col., 8G0 WCAS, Mlnne.Bolii. Minn., ZBI WHAM, UaleiUurv, III., 244 CYX, lleiico Cltr RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. .PggBJjjnj CRUSHED TO DEATH. John I'rothoro represented the read- ing dull nl tlio convention of wo- Heavy Lag Kaili Over Man «men't s viiibs at Atlantic City last Esftt India CUrkiburg and Comes Hit Doctli. week. Holmes F. Atidcreon of Lecsvil'.e •..,Wr*. Walter, E, Morris is on the was fatally injured at Clartebuii; Swift's sick lihl. Monday of last week wlien a heavy Mi;;, (jrah.irn of Atitoria, Long Is- log slipped from a pair of skids lnml, i-i visitiiit? licr cousin, Miss and rolled over his body. He J J-vil^ V;il('jltiii( . J died a'few hours later at a Tren- ('Imrk-.s Hclienck of Scobeyville! ton hospital. Mr. Anderson was has miivcil in John McCiirthji's «•> Bank helping tome men load a big maple hi)Uf« on tho lied Hank road. Mr. log; on an auto truck. Tho wheels Scliericlt is emplrjyoil by the Shrews- of, the truck moved under the bury dairy company. weight of this log and allowed the Nitrate of Soda log to slip from the skids, which .Mi.-.s Jcysio Silver ba.H heen visit- in ir Jli-s-. Chnrles Walilcr of Bethle- rested against the rear of the truck. 4. li'.-ni, J'lMiiirylvjinin, formerly Miss .ate All the other men j;ot out of the Bessie .Moifnrd o£ this place. way but Mr. Andereon tripped and •I* Agricultural Lime fell and before ho could get up the I!. A. Voider has moved in the 3,9OO MILES Derm -IIO.IMI- cm the Red Bank road, j log was upon him. His client ami face were, crushed and hu was in- The niejiiliers o£ the reading club j •I* Lawn Seed nru taking orders for cakes which! Fancy Seed Oats jured internally. He was Dl years they an- Fcllintr fur tbo benefit of; old and leaves a widuw and thveo the Woman's college of New Bruns- 131 Gallons Gasoline 5 Gallons Oil children. wick. Autoists Loio Licenses. Cobblers MARLBORO NEWS. Several .Monmouth county auto- Green Mountain Prae ists lost their licenses at a hearing American Mechanics Give a. Flag lo conducted by Commissioner Dill last tli* Public School. week.. John H. Nuckle of Kcyport, ApprnpHatii exercises attended Walter W. Potter of Asbury Park, the jiresentation of a JlaK to the Charles Etzkorn of Keansibur^, public: fchoul by the Mechanics' George Grover of Red Bank and l()(!(,re mi .Saturday. The children GRAIN Stanley Laskey of Millstone lost who tunic part; in the exercises were Poultry and Dairy Feecle their licenses on charges of driving afterward treated to ice cream by while drunk. Louis Martz of Mata- Mr. and Mr«. Edward Bathgate. •> wan and James Walling- of Kcyport Mr. and Jlrs. \V. D. Fields and lost theirs for speeding and William daughter nf Colt's Neck were Sun- H. Post of Seyport and Kosario Bel- clay guiMl.i of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Red Bank, N. J. © fiore of Cliffwood lost theirs on Magec. 24 Wharf Avenue charges of attempted hold-up. Ninn Ihigeo is about again af- '4AT*. ter an r,])

i /"\N Friday and Saturday, the popular shopping days, we offer inducements ' \J? sufficiently attractive to bring you to Liggett's. Every other day in the ' week, however, you can depend upon getting merchandise of guaranteed ! quality at uniformly moderate prices. Toilet Needs end Medicines

! tOcRizo Watkln'a | MulsificJ Cocoanut Oil . 33c j Lyon's Tooth Powdef • 18c JlieCnko CucicuraSoap • . • 18c Fill Up the Cuphoard I Two Days—Once a Month I HOcSizo j Pebeco Tooth Paste. . 31c With These ! We Offer 40cSfBQ Dorln's Brunette Kongo • 33c Pure Food Products' 15c Bice Cigarette^ Mum . • . . 17c Specially Priced Buy a Whitney IHe Only Shade Made With'A Ventilator In Carton Lett Every Friday andJSaeurday ; Mennen's Talcum . . 17c 1 A, Cut Prlcea 60c Si "O Liggett " Coffee ] A Bpaefnl Mend. Freflh from the roasters 200 Camels . . 1.26 Pompefna Massage Cream Into willed duat-proof _ - i for the Power, Smoothness 200 Lucky Strikes . 1.26 Reslnol Toilet Soap. 18c R.J.45C WcttEnd. •" J"' 16n Cake O fnv and Endurance of Oakland's 200 Chesterfields . 1.26 Rexull Toilet Soap & J"' Opeko Tea Chote» 6f foar bltndi. _ _ Six-Cylinder Engine 200 Sweet Caporala • 1.26 C&J 8118 In half-pound p'k'iei. V for Kotex (ia in {KKKagt) , . 39c Ret J0a Wwk.Hndi ^ J"r 200 Piedmonts . . 1.26 1.00 Sl»c it, /V" Oakhnd's new six cvlmdcr T ht il cnRinc is 200 Black &. White . 1.26 Lavoris (no ounce) •' *; • 59c Pure Cocoa • f ) of the most adv mcttl tlcsi^n Its rtnurkiblc In half-pound ' scaled —, - '* pcrfoimmcc is the lo( u. il result of competent 200 Lord Salisbury . 1.59 er,c stia containers. V f01" i California Syrup of Figs H.I.25C Week-End! ^ / ' engineering and high tr \dn. mstruuion tiirouj hout. 20O Fatimaa . • . J..59 i (jOc'Siro Q4Z*% 200 Omar . . . 1.59 Vonilla Extract *'^iZ Hlie 1TT(,C. pcrfinl^ tnl nml Lnnlcilnft runq f BromoSeltier • £** OVC Mods from rich yahflla beano. Btoperljr ' 2 'i n k'B* pccial I ron L Inc! t. d I L n in(,«. 1 hc^c 100 Eeypaan StraightsiSb'.° 1.00 mellowed and aeaaoned ,_ « J-OJ. bottlo. V TOP *^—' pUcntcd bearing arc po itively the be t ihnt 100 Helmars ><>••. ici, loo.. 1.00 , f^V^ • A 36c R«j. 40c VftA-toJ. ^ J"' money cin bn> 100 TurkUh Trophies %o*5 1.00, Lcrtum Extract Lubric*ition is fonx feed by mcin^ofirclnble 1 Natarti! ammnti/fruit flavor for all cook- 100 MeldchrlnoNo.9 "c'Sr .1.4 [» Kidney PU1.W.^C Ins end haklnic pur- - @ \\L ir t*ypc oil pump Mnn,i imshntl, uul mn- 100 Murads . . 1.42 poeeo. 2-ounca bottle. V f/ — ncctiiit, rod bearings nnd tuning t-li in nro Mellcn's Food C )0 Moguls . • 1.21 ! HoTfick's Malted Milk M ^ continually bathed in oil. This positive lubrication No. 33 ;,:,:, Mayonnaise Drcailng adds greatly to quiet operation nnd long life. 100 Naturals . • 1.29 Phillip's Milk Magnesia 55c Contains only tho purest inoreilUnta. For 100 Pall Mall Regulars 2.10 £6o Slxe all kinds of meat »nd _ - /""JX Oakland cylinders ore honed cmooth as jjtasa No. 133 «.-«™r.iai 25.00 [&$ \ on epeciat macliines. Pistons and rinRS of the 200 Pall Mall Specials 20'. 2.63 Carter's [Little Liver Pills 36c IlA.40c Weekend. ^ J"' |y *--*' latest design arc individually fitted into each, K complete stock on No. 303 rj-.:m.(XCV 37.S0 100 Egyptian DeltlesNo. 3 2.10 Ex Lax Tablets Pure Olive OH 13c UW trance. •> />,.. V fn cylinder'with extreme care and precision. Vibration 100 PhiUp Morris Camb'Be 1-70 Cx tax isnoo •rti* '•"'^ and wear axe practically eliminated by this process* hand in all the latest AH sizes and styles In Btocl: Handy Pocket Tlno/10 Clgan ^wL^.Herplddoli 69C Peanut Butter /j£\ The connecting rods nrc light and strong. shapes and colors. Prices complete. i fir _f*l_— *sT* ^ BQ ifedo fr»m per/eetlr ffelect«d roastedpea - \Q i The babbtt-Hned bearings arc permanently Flor de Murat nuts. All tho oil left In. O />,» Af\n p/ [ Bell-Ang Tablets (Imp) 46c Re».J3c Week-End. i?/°" 4C/C "—' bonded to each rod with pure tin—the most stait at 22.75. Mild Blend ot Imported Tobaccoa I COo Sine approved process nnd also the most expensive. Regularly tells at 2 for 25c Strawberry or RanpberrRaflpberry |amm I Carbona • « . 39c »\ The camshaft is driven by a silent chain run-1 Friday nnd Saturday Special ISa Glia IB ounces. I Dcxtrl Maltoao (i found) 49c R 45 Week-En*. 2 for 55c .1 O 'ning in a bath of oil. This is conceded the best White Moimtaln 10 for 1.00 ^»-*' ttype of drive and (he most accurate. There 13 a convenient external adjustment. Trunks and Bags' 4 ft...... 3.90 Refrigerators Oakland valves ore of.spectitt heat-resisting alloy steel. So efficient are they, that valve grind- 5 ft. ... -....,-. 5.50 ® ing is necessary only at very rare intervals. Sales 6ft. -... 6.50 fZl\ The intake manifold is scientifically designed f Q Jto insure perfect fuel dUtrlbulum to all cylin- 7 ft 7.7S Only a raproaentatJvo few are mentioned. You will oea many other season- *-—-' dcrs. and therefore Rmootli. economical opera*' nblo bargains in our storoa. Plainly marked with regular nnd sale price. tlon. Tlicre is a handy temperature adjustment for 8 ft 8.75 summer and winter. Harmony Lemon and | /JJ\ TI»e electrical Byfltcm maintains Hemy stand-' And Larger Sizes "Klenzo" 19/ artls°f cxccllcncc*Thcpparkcontroliscntircly Cocoa Butter Lotion i V---' automatic, which means that the engine will Tooth. Paste and Tooth Brush Mco tho Cream of tho Damo name, containo real ' deliver the maximum of power under all conditions. Cocoa Butter and Lemon. Excellent for healing ' /l/\* ^1Cs 'nRle"P^n*° disc clutch is simple and tlur- SPECIAL For the Price of Tooth Paste Alone roiiRli, chapped okln, for the relief of eunburn or ' a c> (IOj ^' ^ *" eelf-adjustinj* for wear. Its smooth ', No Ice Today Klonzo la a delightful, common-sonoo tooth paeto. windburn. Regular 50c bottle V.-' operation makes pofisible the remarkably easy , Prevcnto decay and pyorrheo. To givo It a wider fMay special gear ihifting of the True Blue Oakland. Introduction wo present a 35c guaranteed, pure JlisappointiiiK tho Iccmnn 1)0- bristle Too 111 Brush without charge. s comra n habit whoil a WhltO Roadster * * $ 995 Business Coupe * $\19S Mountain ltefrlfferntor li in- The tii/o tell regularly at 85c Correspondence Paper Sport Touring 1095 Cou(>c for Four - 1395 May special A pound (about 80 ohceto) of Lord Baltimoro Writing Sport Roadster 1095 Sedan > ~ - . - 1445 Trunk prices start at 11,50 Ktllllcil. Papor togothor with 60 envelopea to match. AHMC. factory Bag prices start at 2.25 Priced from 13.95 up Without Charge Paper and Envelopet I May special A 50c Compact of Vivaudou's Mai D'or Rouge ''Klenzo" T. H. McKnight 33 Eoit Front St.. Rcil ljanll 3-piece Brown Reed Suite, cushion seat, 37.00 •when you buy the regular 75c package of Guaranteed Bath Spray Phono 70S Vivaudou's Mai D'or Face Powder A complete outfit, eaally attached, and will hold 3-piece Brown Reed Suite, box cushion, 42.00 Retailing regularly at 1,25 fast to any foucot Five feat of heavy, oorvicoahlo Special during May tubing with extra large, protected Bprsjrhesd. %egularly $1.25 ~ 3»piece Brown Reed Suite, box cusl *•>». 46.00 May /pedal A Complete Hair Treatment 3-piece Ivory Reed Suite, spring seat, 64.00 With every purchimc of n bottlo of Uoxall "Oil" Hair e ^/Hydrogen Tonic ut $1.00 wt! uro B'vinp; a 2Go jar of ltoxnll Ivory or Brown Ova! Reed Table, - 13.00 "93" 8hnin[>o,o Panto. High grada product Full pound bottlo. Regularly fMJ ^y l May (pedal, Both for Maytpcctal 12 BROAD STREET, RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924,

»•»•»•• SHOT IN THE NECK. at th(i public echool, haa been laid up with a splinter in her foot. SAFETY Neptune City Woman Shot by a j . .Mr. and ills. George Miller of Former Bonnier. Xew York "were week-end guests of Mrs. Bertha VanNotf Anderson !Mrs. Julia Martin <>i Stone Church. Starting FUR of Neptune City vas .shot in tin* ] JUis^ Dorothy K. ^Allstrom has neck on Sunday by AValicr White of Itft'ii :i]ipoiiUed art editor of Tho Whitesville, a .small settlement near Keyhole, a magazine published by Ocean Grove, IW r.s AMIKTSOII was the, Chi Phi Chi Bociety of Trenton taken to the Spring1 Lake hospital, nuniml school. . • Wearepleased** STORAGE to ba able to —«.^as -~-=" where surgeons xiiil they diil not re- 'announce lo our poultry raiting I. VOGEL & SONS gard .the wound as fatal. Mrs. An- LITTLE SILVER NEWS. cuatcmctu that wo can now Bup- dei'soti at one1 time kt-pt hou.^e for 158 Braadway Lang Brunch, N. I. , Three Baptisms and Seven New ply them with a feed thst will Phone 1863 White and subsequent ly lit; v/ns a give their young chicks tho light boarder of hers. White )>< u^M a Members at Methodiit Church. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets, N. Y. ' start anil greatly reduce tho doath revolver on Saturday, and when he Hie twin sons of Theodore Mar- losses. was arrested after the shooting1 a tin and the son uf Claude Wright i evolve r with one cartridge dis- were baptised Sunday at the Meth- charged wa.s found in his pocket. odic t-huri'li. Jlr. and Mrs. Wright, : .CHICK WSTABTEKl White is in the futility jail, awail- .Mrs. Myrtle C'lapp, Mr. and Mrs. manufactured by the Quaker. . ing the result of Mrs. 'Anderson's John Kkidmorc and Misses Edith MAY SALE of Odta Company reduces tho death I ami (iruce Springsteen were re- losses lracauuo It contains in'ad-' in iuries. ililion to other health-giving in- cti^ed as nicniliera of the church. gredients a liberal quantity of Trolley Superintendent Rcsigna. l'oppics will be on sale for the Cod Liver Oil which Scientific: liiklit of the American legion at SUMMER- DRESS FABRICS cxpoiimer.ia have rocen(ly proved Wjlijim G. lli-irlcr, fnrim riy fui- Fruits—Jams—Jellies! liic ,;• lores here Saturday of next overcomes leg weakness — th» I t rintendent of the Ked Jlank trol- thing that has robbed poultry HE Pwcels of Nature preserve the sunshine for our ile- lev line and i\>r .several yenr^ su- ~ *^fl ralsara of prof* T lipht. And skillful science seals up the acid tartness, perintendent of the Avhury Park . \y].:je ..ryrnations "donated hy its for years. • ihc rich sweetness-each individual shading of ilavur, in tiollry Jini's, i\.*;*.!ied this position Mi i. Will'ani Daub and Mr. and 95c a yard these cans and jiiis <>f deliciousnci-s. .Mr.-. 'Williaiii P.uUer Averc given to GlveFul-O-Pep on Satunlay. <*:•";•;;•(' ]). C;,di> of' Tropical weight hopiespun in heather mixtures, sport stripes and Chick Starter a Purity perfect,;,,,Q,ualitv the hi^'hrst; Prices Ihe very \shury Park, a former resident of n!:i''u]-.s wlio attended.the serv- trial thin yoar— ]n\vr-t. Our '-.Sweets ef Nature" will satisfy you. We llvd jiank, \\ln» is treasurer of the ices r.t Ihc Methodist church Sun- checks. Novelty Voiles and Crepes in smart stripes and checks. ecu your chicks pu.'iraniec them! Asbury Park lines, is filling the job . ilay. Fancy Swiss fabrics that are woven to resemble embroidery. White live, grow and A ".-.liowcr" was, given last thrive as they It Always Pays to Trade— ot superintendent tcinnnrrmly. j WiliKfday at Mrs. Edith Bozart'a Crepes i.n a variety of attractive designs. novor did be* Where Quality Counli and Your Money Goes the Furthest! a; I.oiiK Branch for Miss Magdc- foro. N_4t ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. hnc J.ipjiir.eott of this place, whose ManutectuTiA btt cnn Baseball Club lo Fiay Havana Reds i'i!K.i(,r(-nient was recently an- The Quaker California Sliced Peaches 20c $1.25. a yard Oats Compaoy Next Sunday, iiuuiK-i',1 to James Dougherty of Next Sunday afternoon the At- Kid Hank. Tho party was largely Ratine Voile in every color. Grass Linen, a new fabric this season FOR SALS BY 9 Princess Puro Jellies fumb 10c | Princess Pure Pn-scrv«t"ml>15c att<. W'lvd by little Silver girls and i 1 mtic Jlighfands and .iij-hlaiid.- in natural cnW embroidered in bright shades. Crepes in many DEALERS j 1 aseijall tr;;iii will play the Havana tiic l>ri\g enn 27c | Delicioun Cal. Apricots 2 cs 2So . Walter J\I;HHH-1 of iio\, pu 1L v '•-in- Wnnum's club 'will hold its llurouKh of Ilril Ilnnk, N. J., at 11 ;0© in the box. . • next nieetiiiK ill tiie club rooms on o'clock in tlio forenoon, on tho 15th day ofl b! can< Mny. l'.l^-i. Maryland Kieffer Pears 2 * 25c The gas oenip;iny is huilding a W't'(ine.-'(!:iy, Uay -Sth. Tlvp music Tho object; of snid mccttnti'la to present coal and ash conveyor on, Us prop- ' lommittee, of which Mrs. Letter C. $L65 to $475 a yard to Hiiid nhnii-holiloiM for their ratification Lovetl,, is chairman, will \jjgve hy the ndirmatfvo vote of said Bimrcholil- Ib crty. The conveyor will run on an ci-ii uwninir at li-nnt two-thirila of tho capi- iron, rail held up by eight lowers. cliargu'of the program. Y'*T«i Dress Flannels in fashionable plaids, checks, over-plaids, and solid tnl Htock of tho Ndtiunnl Hnnk and 'irual Best Sound Texas QolonS 3 * Comimny of Hud Hank, or their rejectloli, The gypsies have pitched their ; colors. 27 inches wide, $1.65 to $1.95, 54 inches wide, $4.75.. tho tfrma and provisions of a certain j tents on the usual spot on Valley nKrccmi'iit entered into hy tho Director* * Big, Sound, 'White Onions—Very Healthful! TINTON FALLS NEWS. the Second National Hank of Red j drive. They will remain for tin? nn«l tlio Dlrcctorit of tho National __ _ | .summer. The gypsies have given Road Closed on Account of Bridge jind TriiHt Cnmpany of Hod Bnnk provid- Teniptinc fragrant 'delight from these fine India and Ceylon SALE OF REMNANTS ing for tho cnuant hint inn of the enid Set- Teas. Their 'southinp,' refrcshinir satisfaction will easily I up hordes and now travel in auto- t Being Re-built. oml Nntir>nnl Hnnk of ltrrt Dank and thB prove the. superiority of our live delicious Blends. i mobiles. The bridge over the millpond i:> miiil Tho Nutiiuuii Hnnk mul Truot Cora.' Flannels, Linens, Ginghams, Prints, Cretonnes, Crepes, Voiles, puny of Ri>(l Itnnk, iniilcr tho title of The c 1Ab C The Easter collection at St. being re-built and autoists have to Sciiiinrl Nutintml Bnnk niitl Trust Companff Imported Novelties, Al]-White fabrics, etc. Radically reduced in of Red Hnnk. Said nKreemuit of confloll- mm TEAS w*14 : 55 Agnes's.church amounted to $ detour when they reach this place. (latiuii ns nforcsald may be inspected h& 74. Tho bridge job is.jn charge of Louis order to effect a quick disposal. nny ulinrehnlcicr nt, nny time durlns banlf tin Willkim Koed of this place was • Snyder of Colt'a Neck. intf htmrti at «ald IinnkinK house. You nr« icHju'ctfully requested td atten© Try ..Our Pride of Killarney TEA "> 65c released Monday from the staL'j j Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of New A Treat for Lovers of the Extra-Heavy-Drinking Family prison at Trenton after serving ! York have moved into their suni-. Dated April lltli, 1021. ^ l of Teas! two years. Reed "was sent to prison mor residence on the Pine Brook It pays to advertise in The Register. after a car driven by him had hit I road. Sweet Juicy N. | Choc. Favorite!. . . . 1b 32c and killed a man on the state higti- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayberry of B. | Snaparoons lt> 21c wa-y at Miiidletov.'p.. Hoboken were visitors here Satur- iL^Jt t^^fil S\^H dent nur.-cat the Long branch hos- Mrs, Elizabeth Many and her two f pital, has resumed her duties there sons of Monmouth Beach and after having enjoyed a vacation of , I [any Carney of Phalanx spent California Tuna Fish three weeks. part of last week with Jame3 Dean. t Our ReB. 1 flc . Our Reg, 1 Cc . Our Reg. OQ° Funds are Leing raised to pay Henry Jeter's new house on the T 15c can 1U • 20c can iJ • 35c can •»« for repainting the inside and out- Pine Brook road is nearinj* com- t side of tiie Presbyterian church. pletion *zind its owner, who is a Corner Broad and White Streets Red Bank, New Jersey Schlorer'. Mayonnai.e 15c, 24c I Tn.te Tell. Mayonnaise 12, 24c Miss Ila/.el Martin has taken a New York man, expects to move position at Jen kin son's newspaper in it Jiexfc month. t A Few Quality Suggestions! store, John Johnson and Raymond f James Masters ,was called to Cummings have bought Ford auto- T ASCO W. D. Vinegar ASCO Calif. Asparagm Pennsylvania Saturday by the mobiles. tall can 25c big tot 13c death of his mother. . Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens has had T ASCO Apple Cider Vinegar ASCO Asparagus Tip« can 40c Sweet Sugar Corn can 10c, 15c Miss Evelyn CaiTey is employed hex" barn repainted. T big bot 16c at a New York telephone office. „ Gold Seal Macaroni Red Kidney Beans ,. . ..can lie f pkg 9c, 3 pkg« 25c ASCO Sifted Peas Miss Minnie E. Heyers, a teacher It pays to advertise in tho Register. T ASCO Corn Flakej can 18c, 20c, 25c ASCO Pork & Beans ..can 9c T pkg 7c, 3 pkg« 20c T Bread is universally the fond of a thousand uses. But no- f Sensatio where in the world can you find better quality bread than T tho Victor Family. T |> J Eitra Big Wrapped f Loaf f sssasss, Supreme t ])e-e-c-licious aiiilk loaves! T 9:OO A. M. loaf f Victor Bread 5c T 'At the opening day of our store we offered a sale of dresses that caused crowds of wo- 1<>af T men to stora our doors and the fortunate purchasers of those dresses are still talking about the Victor Raisin Bread 10c wonderful bargains they obtained. • Sun-sweet, fruity, cake-like loaves—they're a child fnvoritq t because of their chock-full, jaisin richness. t Let WRI^LEVS be the CnfTco aroma, full bodied flavor and delight- For this sale we are offering a collection of dresses surpassing in value our first offer- j;|I ful coffee, satisfaction reach their height in guardian of your mouth and f ing as we were able to get a wider assortment of more expensive materials and styles. ''*$'•• ASCO blend. With the first sip throat The lot consists of Sport Dresses, Semi-Evening Dresses, Afternoon Dresses and Tub You'll Tatte tho Difference! It will combat trouble of t Dresses, retailing from $7.50 to $16.50 and we are offering these at the ridiculously low price of various lands. It helps to keep y the teeth free from food par- f to11ca n e ticles that ferment and cause mm Evaporated Milk ll decay. t r v It's Tlii'Iier and IJptlcr \>y Far! y~ COLORS! '" MATERIALS: " • ^^ It has an antiseptic effect. It re- y Black, brown, navy, cocoa, Poudre blue, tan, white Canton crepe,, taffeta, embroidered satin, crepe de HOUSEHOLD NEEDS! lieves acid mouth and thus not f andd otheth r SprinSi g colorsl . . chinehi , wooll flflannel l andd llac e oveer slipslips. Ivory Soap Flakes hi* P^T 19C only prevents harm to the teeth, t Sizes 16 to 42 but serves to sweeten the stomach, T ASCO Ammonia ...... hot 9c Rcnliy Good Brooms None Sold to Dealers j Only One to a Customer Chloride of Limp c;m 10c each 60c, 70c, 80c Drano (cleans and opens Scrub Hruihci e>. 10c, 14c, 17c •It stimulates digestion and helps to f drains) . . enn 22c ASCO H«rd Water Soap prevent the forming of gas that Special Sale ofv 20-Mule Tfnm Borax cake 7c i :'IOII<»>>»»>»>I«»»^^ David Potter Drovo Hii Automobilo TIME TABLE IN EFFECT APRIL 14th, 1924 MEN WANTED Despite a Broken Arm. Contractor and Builder You can fern »S0 In $100 • v/rrlt ». „,„ ».,!,- Subject to Changu Without Notice • criiJtiim reprcwtiteti'vc; pleasant work; no . Diiviil }'otter, who,lives In Uia SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING iuventment. Write lo-day lor clelniL to: Holland district, near Middletown We Wake Up UP SCRKEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES READ AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST village, ia laid up with a broken Steamers Sea Bird and Albertina IS NOT AS. IMPORTANT Telephone 881-M 160 Bridgo Avenue, Rod Bank, N. J. ' * ~ CinCUlATIOH OfHCa.lTHACA.il. Y right, ana received while he wasBetween Pier 24, foot of Franklin Street, New York (Landing ai ihc, Early AS H1IIHIIM*«IMM»4» cranking his car at West Grove, Battery to take on and let off Passengers only), and Highland.-;, j near Anbury Park, a few nights Oceanic und Red Bank. •JIKO. The cumins "kicked" and this and we got; up early. Morn- WAKING caused Mr. Potter's injury. Ill Telephone Call, Walker 7090 New York •123 Rcd&ank, N. J. l.i.:, ii'-:m ami ni|.;ht we're busy sjiito of his liroknn arm, however, Highlands Telephone, 1264 uivit'j jub. Call us up pt any UP JMr. Potter uscil his other arm to FOR RED BANK FOR NEW YORK X^ I ti::'.. Wo'ro tho rapid transit crank the car and he finally got the Dtil? except Sunday Daily except Sunday : EA^LV automobilo Koing. He drove to tr'iu: n:r men of this town. LOUR Brunch to the home of his P. M. A. M. Our.-; is a •;teji-!ivtly-and-cBorgo Leave Pier 24, foot of Leave Red Bank 7:00 daughter, Mrs. Lee Sherman, where Franklin street ..... ,,.2:4S What the customers we serve, and the people of our city lie received medical attention. Leave Battery Landing , ,.3:15 Leave Oceanic ...... 7.:2G i think of our company, our service, our employees. We are a This was the second minfortuno Arrive Highlands about .5:00 Leave Highlands 7:55 to occur in Mr. Potter's family in a Arrive Oceanic about . . .5:30 Arriva Hattery Landing about 9:5f) part of this community and we must do our part. few weeks, fur Mrs, Potter has re- Arrive Red Bank about , .6:00 Arrive Franklin street about 10.00 i .Has it occurred to you that we pay a substantial part of quired hospital treatment and for a NOTICE—At Battery Landing; all elevated trains for uptown,! Burdge & Russell the taxes, that we return a large part of our revenue into the timo her condition was critical. She subway for uptown or to Brooklyn and surface c;ir.Ove-:-8-:'»oo-j«o«*«^-«<-«»«««*«M- and every evening to eleven o'clock. : Parsons Roberts. The lattcp'was a J sister of the late Capt. Charles B. Our listings in the telephone directory will be extended be- j Parsons of Red Bank. ginning" June 5th so as to provide easy reference and our service departments will be available for trouble calls at all times, day, ENGLISHTOWN NEWS. or night. Mite Society Electi Officers At- ; tended Missionary Meeting?. W. O. W. has paid to widows and orphans One Your good will can be obtained in that way and in that way s The following officers havo been only. It must be earned. We are going to keep on earning it. | elected by the Mite society: Mra. Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars. Carefully j Goorge D, VanDenbergh president, ! Mrs. Hattie Dunfee vice president, Mrs. Charles T. Woodward treas- W. 0. W. has almost one million members. Are Compounded urer and Mrs. II. H. VanDerveer. You One of Them ? Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey Mrs. George P. VanDenbergh and Mrs. William E. Anderson attended W. O. W. total gross assets on March 1 was A. E. FITKIN, 'President. the joint meeting of the womon'3 home and foreign, missionary so- Over One Hundred Fifteen Million Dollars. ciety held Et Burlington on Thurs- day. Mrs. Anderson was elected The careful compounding of pre- treasurer of the home mission de- W. O. W. pays its beneficiaries promptly, always partment and Miss Katharine Con- has and always will. O Q scriptions is just as important as the over was elected secretary of younj? choice of a doctor when you or your people's work in the same depart- ment. W. O. W. insures its members in sums ranging loved ones are sick. Cuyler Young of Princeton sem- from $250 up to as high as $25,000. Are You inary preached in the Presbyterian The best efforts of your doctor will go church on Sunday. Carrying Enough Insurance? for naught if what he prescribes is not Mother's day was observed in the carefully followed to the last item. Presbyterian Siinday-eehool on Sun- W. O. W. will now insure with any kind of aI'l day and a boquet of carnations was Or-) presented to the oldest mother and policy you want, and its rates are Insurance We specialize in this work and are the mother with the largest family. at Cost. worthy of your trust. + Miss Clara Bortner of Red Bank the Store Wi 4. spent the week-end with, her brother, Lewis S. Bortner. 4 Frank and William Laird of New- ^> ark spent the week-end with their 4. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- District Manager H. C. HUB8ARD, Prop. 4. liam I. D:tvison5 Sr. n Mrs. Minnio Bans of Trenton Real Estate Notary Publlo Insurance 16 Broad Street Red Bank, N. I. • spent several days last "week with 4. her sister, Mrs. Clara Ileiidrickson. 56 Broad Street, Red Bank, J. Telephone 146. Telephone 38. Lester Ilann of Easton, Pa., spent tho week-end with his mother, Mrs. -i/ery One an Every One is New. Theodore K. Ilann. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cornell and Exclusive Kays Model. Enough Said. family spent a day last week at As- bury Park. Miss Anna McDowell of Mont- elair spent a few day3 last week with Mrs. D. E. Laird. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marlatt and daughter. Klizabotli spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George Khodes of Titusville. "The Jonnsville Experience Meet- ing" was given Friday night by Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mrs. h. F. Eodinp. Mrs. Edward T. Kooney, Mrs. Charles T. Woodward, Mrs. C. V. Aumack, Mr?. George D. Van- Denbergh, Mrs. J. Laird Hulse, Mrs. *1 195 Broadway William J. Carr, Mrs. G. W. Cono- Long Branch, N. J. ^ ver and Mrs. Edward Evanson. Tho. San ford Christian association group met Wednesday night at the mansei and organized a baseball team with Rev. J. W. Rose manager and Erland Brown captain. Mrs. ?%un yr"' >son AMn of Bridgeport, Conn.-, havo returned home after spending komfttime with her parents, Mr. anil Mrs, Morris Kerstoin. Garret B. Conover returned on Well te world Thursday after spending several days with his son, Spencer Conover of North Hampton. While there he attended a violin concert given by his grandson, Garret B. Conover. that you'll find "some" assortment of The Sanfonl Memorial church ob- served Mothers' day, by sending autos for all members of the home department and other mothers. Foi-man VanDenbergh of Bay- onne spent tho week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George D. VnnDenborjrh. Every Afoi©ring NeeA Mrs. A. T. Applegate has been ill in this up-to-date Men's Shop; wide brims, the past two weeks but is slowly im- proving. At Lowest Cost Mr. ant! Mrs. Georffs Huff, Miss narrow brims, high and low crowns, plain Inn Huff and Mrs. Hannnh Bnrka- The pord Touring Car meets every low of Tennent and Mrs. Mmy I.nird were Sunday Ruosta of Mr? and fancy bands, Sennits, Splits, Fancy motoring requirement at the lowest Elizabeth Vaughn and daughter. (possible cost. It is sturdy, depend- Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Emmom of Geneva, N". Y., we;re week-emf Weaves and all shapes in Panamas. No able, ^long lived; easy to drive; con- guests of tho former's uncle, Wal- » venient to park — and possesses ter II. Emmons. Miss .T. Frcdricks visited friends' head too small or large but we have a the highest resale value in propor- at Crnnbury Station over Sunday. Joseph Perrlno lina returned from Straw to cover it. Don't lag behind, but tion to list price, of any car built. Ml:. Vernon, where ho spent n week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farrlng- ton. come in and get yours while the "getting" The junior high ncliooj bnseball The Touring Car Detroit, Mlchlinn . team of this placo and tho junior baseball team of Freehold plnyed n is good. Runabout S26S Coup. tl2S Tudor Sedan SS90 mti at Freehold last week with a Fordoor Sedan $685 All tirlcts f, a. b. Dtirolt score of lfi-0 in fnvor of English- town. MOUNT-ENGLISH CO. Mv. and Mrs. William A. Soden $2 $3 F. 0. B. Detroit 200 Monmouth Street Red Bnnlc, N. J. spent .Sunday nt Trenton with Mr. Demountibio Rimi Telephone 170. , and Mrs. Knrlow. and Stirtcr *85 extra Miss Abhio Myers Bpenf ' tlie week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards. Mrs. Edna Dnvln vlnitod her mother, Mrs. Helen Barr of Asbury Park, one day Innt week. Minn Edna Einmonn of Crnnbury J. K THE UNIVERSAL GAR spoilt the -week-eiid • with her mother, Mrn. Flora Emmona. Red Bank Yweemhufanftnaitll&ma\\nga»malldcMn-t*aym*nt(tnAtttrtmilnaBuiytarm$forIhtbnlnnct. Oryaucanbuv Mm. A. S. LnwiH ia improving on IhiFord w»ti)y Purpha§»PIan. Th* ford litaltr In your neighborhood v>lttaiadly*xplal*t both plans i» dttail. slowly from sickncsM. Mr.;. ,S. Marl ill of Point Pleasant npent Wednesday with Mr. and Mr*. A. S, Lewis. ., , • i I RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 19g4 Page Twelve

Marvelous the inenn* of broadcnstii J first oIioninK Uorsc cars yesterday, the pride of only the Gone but not foruutten "old hansom dtys" by rudio today compared witli the The cumins of the railronti to Aibut-y Park. ui aicuniiUtifs old "towu touricr." largest cities, have become today when punctures and motoring pleasures ;- interesting old relics. ' were 'unknown. 1S70, marked a turnh.g iftlnt (n thia clty'a Malory.' ' j

Gage Sports ' . Savings Opportunities 5; Hats, $5.00 in the JAUNTY STRAW SPORTS HATS to wear with spring or. .summer Steinbaeh sports frocks. ".Mm pallors and charming dronp brim models in the newest colors—nil bearing the G;ige Shops label of smartness. .Specially pur- chased for this sale and marked at for Men the lowest possible price, $5.00. Other incomes with contrasting SUITS OF CHEVIOT AND CASSI- colored roll brims—now $6.50 MERES, in light and dark mixtures. Smart English (jut and conservative STEINBACHS—First Floor models in two 'and three button style. Blunt vests and full' cut trousers. Regular and extra sizes. Women's and Misses ^ Spring Opening Sale Interesting Reductions on Layette Shop Sale of Surprising Values in 35 to 44 , . .$29.50 ofBlouses Corsets and Brassieres BLUE SERGE skillfully tailored. Apparel Offerings Household Linens Boys' Clothing Guaranteed fast color. Soft roll WOMEVS AND MISSES' DRESSES CREPE DE CHINE OVERBLOUSES Y0UTHLINE CORSETS of flesh TWEED AND C \SSIMERE SUITS front models in threo button semi for • afternoon and street wear. fashioned with attractive Bobby color coutil. Well hone, long skirt CHILDREN'S ROMPERS AND TRISCILLA BED. SPREADS, a firm in light and dark mixtures with two buck styles. Regular pockets and Charming: models that rolled the necks and three quarter length models with elastic tops and inserts. CREEPERS in a variety of mater- durable weave. Full size-in a choice pairs of knickers nnd belt to match. mohair lining. Very special $26.50 sleeves. Daintily Val lace trimmed. Sizes 20 to ;ili $2.95 newest stylo trends—in georgette, ials, styles and colors. Some with of attractive colors $2.69 Pleated and belted coats, mohair In white only ' $4.79 BANDEAUX of good wearing cot- IUADERIA LUNCHEON SETS con- WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS, satin or kasha crepes. Truly excep- white tops, others in solid colors. lined. Sizes 8 to 17 $10.50 tional value at $18.50 ENGLISH. BROADCLOTH BLOUS- ton brocade. Hook back styles with sisting of thirteen pieces of effect- good weight nnd splendidly tailored. ES featuring Bobby, country club diaphram boning. Sizes -16 and -18, 79c each ive patterns that reflect finest hand- BOYS' KNICKERS, full cut and All sizes 29 to 44. Reduced to $6.95 WOMEN'S AXD MISSES' AFTER- or high necks. Overblouses or tuck $2.00 work '. $6.48 set durably made , of fine grey cotton NOON FROCKS—flattering models crash. Size3 7 to 18. Very special GOLF KNICKERS, white linen. in models with self or Van Heusen STEINBACHS—Second Floor INFANTS' DRESSES with dainty that affect charming new slvle fea- collars and cuffs. White, camel or BROWN'S SHAMROCK PATTERN 69c pair Full cut and well finished. Buckle, tures in straiglitline effects, flounces, blue. Remarkable values at..$2.79 yokes of^ embroidery finished with CLOTHS of finest linen with lust- and button cuffs. Waist sizes 29 to flares or tiers. Fashioned of geor- BOYS' KHAKI KNICKERS, fast 44 $3.25 1 VOILE BLOUSES with smart roll or Unusual Special in lace and lace trimmed bottoms. rous satin finish. Two yards square colors. Splendidly made, to give- gette, deftly headed, satin oi nov- and exceptional values at ...$5.48 Bobby collar and fine lace trimming. Children's Hosiery Long styles only. Very special at long wear. Sizes 8 to 18.. .79c pair KHAKI TROUSERS strongly sewed. elty crepes. Indeed surprising at Fashioned of plain white colored Napkins to match 21*/j inches square $24.50 CHILDREN'S RIBBED SOCKS 89c now $6.48 doz. BOYS' FLAPPER SUITS for sturdy Patent buttons nnd cuff bottomB. check and striped voiles. Three Waist sizes 30 to/12 $1.19 quarter length sleeves. Very spe- with contrasting colored cuff tops. play wear. Made, of serviceable) DRESS, SPORTS OR UTILITY Three quarter length in grey, brown, BABIES' DRESSES, cunning style LUNCHEON CLOTHS or Bridge COATS for wome.n and misses. cial at $1.29 khaki jean. Web belts with inetal MEN'S PAEUSATEEN SHIRTS, a black or champagne 5Qc pair fashioned with small collars and table covers of pure white Irish buckles. Sizes 3 to 10 now .. .98c Gracefully, splendidly tailored mod- STEINBACHS—Second Floor CHILDREN'S RIBBED SOCKS, linen with neat hemstitched edges. new English fabric with fine lustre els that show newest style treat- three quarter lengths in novelty deep hems. Now reduced to 50c each. Size 30x3(1 inches. Reduced to $2.69 BOYS' WASH SUITS, short sleeve finish. Separato soft Dot and at- ments: tuckings, braiding, pleat- check weaves. Tan, brown, black or models in Oliver Twist and middy tached collars. Ideal shirts for ings—not to mention smart capo Hand Made Underthings white . 75c pair STEINBACHS—Second Floor STEINBACHS—First Floor _J styles. Of grey and tan cambric. summer wear in smartest colors, hacks and new form sleeves. Devel- $1.00 also figure and mottle effects. .$3.49 oped in flamingo, twills, polaires and Sale Priced BOYS' BLOUSES with short sleeves soft plaids, Newest colors. . Three PORTO RICAN NIGHT GOWNS— \ MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS .sale groups at hand drawn and embroidered. and large collars. Fashioned of of fine naiheheck. Shirts sldeveless $14.95, $24.50 and $39.50 Sleeveless, V and square neck, short striped madras in neat stripe effects. coat style. Drawers, knee length. Sizes 8 to 15 59c All sizes 59c TUB FROCKS charmingly fashioned sleeve styles in this sale group at in linens, voiles, ginghams, dotted $1.98 BOYS' UNION SUITS of cross bar MEN'S SHIRTS of English Broad- swiss, broadcloths or tub silks. In PHILIPPINE NIGHT GOWNS of madras. Reinforced seats and web cloth and imported English madras. white or colors. Remarkably priced fine batiste—made every stitch by band. Sizes -1 to 12 59c Neckband styles in a good assort- at '. $4.75 hand. V and square neck models— ment of designs nnd colors. Also some with short sleeves, other sleeve- STEINBACHS—Second Floor fine white Oxford collar attached STEIXBACHS—Second Floor less. Very special $1.98 54th Anniversary shirts. Sizes 14 to 17. Very spe- Other Sales cial at $1.85 or 3 for $5.23 Furniture § Spring Dress Fabrics Smart Tub Dresses Smart Spring Sweaters Not Listed On FEATURING MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS this Page— $1.00 SATIN CANTON CREPE, 40 of fine nainsook nnd madras cloths. For the Larger Woman At Reduced Prices Lamps gf in., a beautiful soft silk. Black and Full cut with reinforced seams and WORSTED COATS in smart collar- all fashionable shades $2.68 yd. tape armholes. Webb insert at Distinctively fashioned frocks which back. Neck sizes 34 to 46, less, side button models with novelty $1.00 SPORTS SILKS, 40 in., fash- give a slenderizing appearance and stripe fronts. Mexico, Empress blue, 89c, 3 for $2.BO also adhere to fashion's dictates o£ Mattings -^ ion's favorite weaves for sports camel or grey. Unusual values at skirts nnd jacquettog. In black nnd the new season. Developed in $7.45 MEN'S SILK PLATED HOSE, voiles, linens and normandies—all smart new colors $2,68 yd. with reinforced heel and sole. In "KID BOOTS" BLOUSE SWEAT- orass and effectively trimmed. Sizes 12 lo SO. $:S.4O and $3.75 CANTON CREPES, black, cordovan, smoko or navy. Very special . . .' $18.50 ERS of light weight worsted with Rag Rugs S:zes 9 Vi to 11M, 49c three quarter sleeves. Long roll col- 40 in., excellent quality. Every desir- lar and cuffs of bouchlettc. In Lan- able shade for skirts, frocks or STEIXBACHS—Second Floor blouses $2.68 yd. MEN'S COTTON PAJAMAS In vin, buff, Mexico or Empress blue. Housewares fancy neat effects and plain colors. Now $2.95 $3.50 CORKSCREW CREPES, 40 in. Full cut and silk loop trimmed. All WORSTED JERSEY SWEATERS A modish and splendid quality silk sizes .; $1.44 or 3 for $4.25 Women's Spring Neckwear in popular sleeveless styles with two Vacuum n and wool fabric for spring wraps At Notable Savings slit pockets. Arm holes, bottom, or coats. All colors $2.68 yd. MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS front and pockets bound with white Cleaners of line count material with quarter COLLAR AND CUFF SETS of fine Jersey. Jockey, white, black nnd Saturday, May 17th, to and $2.50 CREPE DE CHINE, 40 in., a inch horns and colored initials organdy with gay color touches— white or Lanvin $4.79 Oil Stoves fine soft weave for dance frocks or 6 for $1.00 others of linen hemstitched or lace including May 24th lingerie. In staple colors and pastel trimmed. Regular (>5c. Special STEINBACHS—Second Floor " shades $1.68 MEN'S WALKING OXFORDS of 47c set high grade, tan calf skin—in newest Toiletries $3.50 SPORTS FLANNELS, 51 in.— spring shade. Lasts that every SPORTS SCARFS to complement the. Women's Knit Underthings Unusual value giving opportunities are offered the season's accepted fabric for man can wear with absolute com- tailored blouse or swealer. Of fibre WOMEN'S ITALIAN SILK VESTS sports frocks or coats. A beauti- fort. Sensible but dressy walking or silk in newest colors. Reduced of fine quality in bodice top styles. irythis stupendous "Week of Sales" of which Cretonne ful quality in smartest colors. models that offer splendid value to ...... _«...!..•'.'•.••.'•..-'...:.... SI.50 In pink, orchid, peach, black or this page gives but a partial summary. Prices Novelties $2.68 yd. at $4.95 pair STEIXBACHS—First Floor white $1.45 $2.50 WOOL TWEEDS, 54 in., in all WOMEN'S FIBRE SILK STEP-INS are decidedly lowered on seasonable merchan- the newer color combinations. Ex- generously cut. Choose from pink, Stationery ceptionally low priced for Anniver- orchid, peach and white in Anniver- dise for home and personal use. And the sary Bales at $1.98 yd. A Radio Sale that Women's Gloves sary sales at $1.5$ quality measures fully up to the high standard Victrolas , ~~ $2.25 WOOL JERSEYS 54 in. wide. Broadcasts—"Savings" At Anniversary Savings R1CHLIEU UNION SUITS, built the Steinbaeh store has maintained for half a Black, white, navy and smart new up shoulder and bodice styles with sports shades are represented in this CROSLEY X J RECEIVING SETS, WOMEN'S CHAMOISETTE loose or tight knee. Remarkable century. Send for a booklet of Opening Sales. selection of finest quulity Jersey. one of the best makes on the market GAUNTLETS "Kayser" make in savings at 89c garment. $1.68 yd. will be offered during Anniversary eight button length?.. Oak, gray, WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS in low- sales at a remarkable reduction. taupe $1.10 pair neck!!, short sleeve styles. Sizes 36 I STEINBACHS—Firat Floor Sets complete with tubes, batteries, to 11. Now ...[,.;..•• .45c and 59c loud speaker, phones and antenna, WOMEN'S .SILK' GLOVES "Kay- equipment. Regularly $105.00. Spe- scr" make, l'ouble tipped and in 7 cial $75.00. A salo of extraordinary button lengths. Grey, mode, pongee, Wash Materials A'jl ' interest to every radio fan! Inves- white or black $1.65 pair Women's Footwear tigate our Club Plan of convenient WOMEN'S Kill GAUNTLETS of WOMEN'S LOW SHOES in tan, Take Lower Prices deferred payments. splendid quality. t> button lengths g grey or airedale suede. High grade $1.25 PRINTED CREPES—soft fin- in briivn in" tan. Wry special val- slippers with hand turned poles and Exceptional Values in ish cotton and silk mixture fabrics. STEINBACHS—Third Floor1 ues at $1.89 pair Cuban, Dolly or Louis heels. A Anniversary Savings Novelty Jewelry In newest patterns and spring colors, clearance of broken lines of newest Women's Hosiery In the Drug Section 36 in • 89c yd. WOMEN'S KID GLOVES "Chanut summer styles. Regular $0.85, Low Priced . make" in tv-o clap style?. Avail- WOMEN'S ALL S1L1C HOSE "Mc- OAKLEY'S PACKAGES containing $111.85 and $11.85 values, now $7.25 CRYSTAL BEAD NECKLACES $1.39 FRENCH VOILES that will Handkerchief Values able in white only in Anniversary pair. Callum" make which assures splen- (i (.unco bottle of Bay Kum, Quinine fashion charming summer frocks. sales at 05c pair did wearing quality. Black, white Hair Tonic and Cocoanut Oil Sham- AND CHOKERS in newest styles WOMEN'S SPORTS HANDKER- WOMEN'S SMART SANDALS and Attractivo checks in new uports and all neuesl shades ...$1.95 pair poo, usually $2.00, now $1 00 and colors. A charming selection at shades. 36 in. .-. 98c yd. CHIEFS—some, white with colored STIOINISACHS — First Floor slippers—comfortable and trim in WOMEN'S SILK HOSE 'Tolly" HAIR KKUSIIES with good backs 45c each borders or plain with odd initinls— appearance are involved in this sale. brand. Full fashioned with garter and line bristles. ijl.50 grade re- $4.00 WHITE LONGCLOTH—a fine others in novelty plaid effects. Developed in patent kid, tan and JEWELED COMBS in a choicc"~of tops. Mack, white, greys, brown, duced in ..$1.00 attractive styles. Effectively act with noft quality for many household 7 for 98c grey suede. A special purchase, nude or peach $1.70 pair HANI) MIRRORS, in ivory, ebony uses. Ten yard pieces—43 in. wide. WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKER- Two Day Sale Women's therefore exceptional values at tinv colored stones. Priced at WOJIE.VS F1BHK AND SILK nr rosowond present unusual values 2 for $1.00 $3.00 CHIEFS in plain white with neat Gingham Frocks, $1.44 $3.95 pair HOSE—"Phoenix" ninke with seam in the Anniversary sale at ...$1.00 $3.74 WHITE LONGCLOTH—a quarter inch hems. Special STEINBACHS—First Floor backs. \ cry specially priced at BEADED BAGS in maViy new popu- IS for $1.00 STEINBACIIS—First Floor lar styles. In attractive designs and splendid quality for this new low Hundreds of gingham daytime frocks 59<; pnir Anniversary price. Ten yard pieces rich colorings—exceptional values at MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS with at a price for which ymi could not now • • • $2.08 brown borders. Regular 35c values pun base ihc materials fur making. Children's Combinations STEINBACHS—First Floor Gift Shop $5.95 39c NAINSOOK, exceptionally fine in this salo nt 19c Carefully niadr '.'loci::; uf limst ging- Reduced for May Sale STEINBACHS—First Floor hams in chaiming styles for outdoor, Anniversary Sale • Specials ' quality for lingerie purposes. 3G in. MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS home or p'jrch wear. Choice of at- Practical athletic combinations for WROUGHT IRON1 BRIDGE LAMPS wide 29c jd. —an odd selection. Regular $1.00 vi.lues at 50a tractive, plain fast colors or novelty the warmer months. Comfortable, of Umbrellas with hand decorated parchment Savings on 2Cc NAINSOOK, a quality seldom check patterns. Sizes liG lo [i'l. On full cut models, fashioned of line WOMEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS for shades. An outstanding value at Leather Goods available at a price so low. .'16 in. CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS f;ale two days only—May liUth and nainsook in sizes fl to 12 years. $2.95 wide ' 17c yd. in gny new colors with neat embroid- 21st $1.44 69c garment sun or rain use. In navy, purple, ery touches. Ver1^ special 25o wine, brown, green or black. A MAII JONG TORCIIIERKS—an at- HAND BAGS AND ENVELOPE tractivo wood fibre product. Very PURSES some of leather—others of FTEINISACHS—Second Floor , STEINBACHS—Second Floor , splendid choice.- of attractive new , , STEINBACHS—First Floor ', j 1 STEINBACHS—First Floor bundles. Remarkably priced at $2.95 special at $1.00 silk. A wide choice of newest atylea. WEN'S AND WOMEN'S COTTON NK'KLF, PIK DISHES with glass Values to ?;i.5() at $1.05 lliMHKELLAS oT lincst quality in hake dish. Reduced now to'. . $1.25 BRIDGE SETS, bill folds, hand bags "f> and ~H inch sizes. Choice of CONSOLE ShTS consisting of grace- and purses comprise- this interesting ring, strap or crook handles in this fully shaped bowl and two candle- Anniversary sale group. Very spe- Fpecial selection at $1.95 sticks. Of line iridescent amber cial at $1.00 each . B9c set STEINBACIIS—First Floor '

puwor plmitit tin I'loiu incriMisp In lunnufartllilnGC Th« nncii popular Mali Mcyds of 1R73 ac- of today -would tmv« M Innii) pout •lit j..iun 1» hut n remilt <,t cornpllitieil iftuch In proniotlnti Bulned "priMllny" In itlm m-oUccli. Kr.nt jiu'riiniilral Low, r Jsbury Park, N* J. "good road* movement." pen times. laaued Weekly, EnUre& a» SoconA-Claao Matter at the Post- VOLUME XLVI, NO. 47. office et tt«d Bank, H. J., uoder the Act of March 8d, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 13 TO NEW BATHING PAVILIONS, WEDDINGS. A GREAT AERIAL SHOW, OVER ?l,500 IN PRIZES. H. C. SCHLICHTING FINED $25. GIRL WiS BIG LAWSUIT, Morford—Williams. Fair View Man Drove Atito Truck SCHOOL NINE WINS TWICE. pAMAGES OF $12,000 AWARD TWO. WILL BE BUILT AT SEA Miss Edna A. Morford, daughter BIG AIR DEMONSTRATION AT PLANS WELL ADVANCED FOR Without a Liceme. of Mr. and Mrs. Kdvvard H. Mor- RED BANK BEATS LAKEWOOD CHANGES ON THE BENJAMIN |<|^ ED TO RED BANKER. BRIGHT THIS.SEASON. LAKEHURST MAY 31st. BIG EXHIBIT AT ARMORY. Herman ('. Schlichting of Fair ford of Fair Vjew, and IJewey Wil- View was arrested last Thursday AND LONG BRANCH. WORTHLEY PROPERTY. £ liams of Perth Anibuy were mar- Government Will Demonstrate Vte Flower, Vegetable and Fruit Men, by a state trooper for driving his filisi Elvira Rendino's Arm wn Ono Will be Built for William T Scores are Close in Both Games-— Little Silver Farm of 25 Years A1HJT Cut Off in a Railroad Acciden Sandlass North of the Seabrigh ried Saturday at tho bride's homo of Dirigiblos, Airplanes, Kitei, Co-operating With tho Business automobile truck without a license Red Bank and Ocean Grove to timid decorations of roses and other Captivo Balloons and Parachutes Men's AsROciation, are Rapidly plato on the truck. At tho. hearing Is Now a Well-Seltlcd Commuo* and Sho Sued the Railroad Com Railroad Station and the Other Play This Afternoon on Oriole ity—One of tho Few Remaining ; p«ny Because of Her Injuries. Will bo Built Soutli of Seabright. (lowers. About fifteen immediate —Everything Free to the Public. Getting Arrangements Made, before. Justice Klmer ('.. Wnin- Field—Girls Loio to Westfield. relatives nnd a few intimate friendt Loi» on tho Placo Sold Last VfetiU Damages o£"$12,O00 were award- Soabright will have two new bath Many Red Bankers and people Tin- 2Kth annual exhibition of wright, Mr. Schlichting ntatr-d that of the couple wcro present. Both the truck was a new ono and that By a score of 12 to 11 the Red A few days ngo there waa put «tf ed last week to Miss Elvira Ren ing pavilions the coming summer. from other parts of Monmouth the Monmouth cnunty horticultural Rank high school baseball team de- record at I'roi-bobl ,|r-od for n loS tho brido and groom are members society will bn. hold at the Red Bank he had driven it to Red Bank to n dino of Leighton avenue, Keil Bank William T. Sandlass of Itcd IJuali of tho Baptist church of Hod Bank counly are planning to attend the feated Lakewood high school Sat- at Lit tin .Silver from Ilenjnmln John in a suit which she brought against and a number of summer resident big air .demonstration to bo given i armory Thursday anil Friday, Sep- have it weighed, -this bcin^ ji^iM'.-i- and tho ceremony was performed 1 urday afternoon at Lakewood. Parker to Russell' K. Golder. Jlr, the New York and Long Brand of Seabright and Highlands havi at the naval air station at Lnke- ' tcmbf.-r 11th and 12th. Thin was sary in order to get a license for by Rev. W. E. Brnisted, the pastor it. Instead of getting the license, Laki.-wood opened up with four er is the BOH of a former farms railroad company. The case wai formed u company known as "Wil hurst on Saturdny, May 31st.' The decided Monday at a joint meet- runs. In the sixth Red Bank ham- t Tinton Kails, who cold hlt| o£ th.nl church. The ring ceremony ing of the horticulturists and a however, Mr. Schlichting started to tried before Judge Daly and a jurj Ham T. Sandlass, Incorporated,' was used. Misa Alice Mount of giant dirigible Snenandoa'h will be mered lhn ball for .seven runs. At farm about two yearn ago. at Freehold. and will build a pavilion a quartei shown in (light nnd there will be committee from the Red Bank busi- drive the truck back to Fair View Fair View was bridesmaid and the without a license and it was while the beginning of tho ninth frame Six years ago Miss Rcndino'i of a milo north of the Seabrigh flights in airplanes, balloon ascen- ness men's association, which is each team had scored eleven runs. The lot i:i p,-irh of flic former fnrmi groomsman was Georgo Morford, r co-operating with tho flower, fruit he wag on his way there that he was of Benjamin P. Wortbley. Tha right arm was cut off at tho wris railroad station. Tho other pavilioi: brothel* of tho bride. After the sions, parachute drops and many Taylor of Red Bank walked. Ho will bo built near the Seabrigh other thrilling and interesting stunts and vegnkilile growers. •irrested. lie said that tho niuH stole second and third and brought farm was on the north side of tha when an mitomobile in which sttf ceremony a wedding luncheon wai came off the truck and that for this Little Silver Point mad and it ton* i was riding was struck by a loco freight station by Harry Osmun am enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Williams performed by service men in the Thoro will be 181 classes In this id the winning run on Fix's sacri- Conrad Anderson of Seabright. army and navy. All of the program year's exhibition. Tho cash and reason ho didn't want to drive th fice. Smock, Rice and BaiU-y led tained about twenty acres. Twenty.* motive at Interlaken. Constants have started housekeeping in their truck through town to get a license. five years ago or morn the farm waa f einco that time there bus been liti Tho Snndlnss company will havi new houso at Riverside Heights', will be free to tho public. merchandise premiums will aggre- in the hitting for Red Bank, Smock gate over $1,500. The show space Mr. Wainwright explained to Mr. getting four safe hits and iiice ami bsugbt by thn l.-itu W. Tabor Par.* gation over the mutter. The first a pavilion comprising 181 bath- near Fair View. Tha groom is an Perhaps the most interesting an- Schlichting that he could walk to kor of Little Silver; tho late William t suit resulted in damages of $25,001 houses. A largo waiting room,, of- expert, window decorator. nouncement from the officers in available will he 14,000 square feet, Bailey three apiece. For Lakewood of which 4,000 square feet will be tho license agency and get the li- Mason, Dzio and Bonne shared the Applegatr, father of Richard Apple-| for Miss Itcndino, but the supreme fice and storage room will be in the charge of the demonstration is that cense; that there wns no necessity gate of Re.I Bank; tho late Edmund Court set nsido the verdict on the front part of the pavilion and tlii civilian passengers will be carried on devoted to commercial exhibits of batting honors. Red Bank niado Atwator—Sweeney. fertilizers, garden implements, hot for him to drive the track to the sixteen hits and Lakewood made Wilson, ami thn present Benjamin ground thul it was excessive. Ai part will resemble a bungalow, Th< government aircraft, including the agency after it had been weighed. John Parker, vice president of tha . Misa Hannah Atwater, daughter house equipment, seeds, etc. r seventeen. tho second suit tho jury disagreed building will be enclosed with wide Shenandoah. Authority has been A fina of $li,> and costs was imposed, Second national bank of Red Bank, The third suit resulted in a victor: weatherboards and. there will bo Bix of Frederick Atwater of Atlantic obtained to carry civilians in vari- The horticulturists are particular- Last Wednesday afternoon Re-1 Highlands, and James Sweeney of ly anxious to have the amateur which was paid. Part of the farm was retained by for the railroad company. Mis: teen rows, of bathhouses. Tho bath- ous types of aircraft in order to in- Bank trimmed Long Branch high Mr. Woi-tblcy, this part being t!i« Rendino appealed from his deci ing beach will be 200 feet long. On Brooklyn, were married Saturday, terest the public in the many types classes well filled and exception- school by a score of 8 to (i, over- Mny 3d, by Rev. Martin Brynildsdn ally inviting premiums will be dis- AFTER BIG FLOWER SHOW. Worthley homestead nnd about Bn nion, with the result, as said before tho ocean sido of the pavilion a which, will be in the air at Lakc- coming an enrly lead mode by acre of land adjoining tha houso, that damages of $12,000 wen porch will bo built for spectator of Atlantic Highlands. A reception hurst on demonstration day. From tributed thi'oughtout this depart- tho Ijong Branch nino. This, after- wns held after the ceremony. The ment. Special attention is being State Dahlia Growers May Exhibit Tim new- owners of tho property awarded to her. Tho -railrom and room for automobiles will be numbers issued to visitors, certain Their Specimens Here. noon on tho Oriole field Red Bans company has appealed from thi: provided. Capt. Charlc3 P. Irwin couple will live at Brooklyn. ones will bo drawn by lot and an- called to the fruit and vegetable will play Ocean Grove- high school. mapped it, divided it into lots and verdict. of Red Bank has the contract fo nounced by the giant loud speaker classes. The fruit department ia a Red Bank may be selected as Tho Red Bank high school girls' plots and offered it for Kale. Tho tho foundation of tho bathhouse SOUTH STREET HOUSE SOLD. installed for the occasion. new one in the Red Bank show and the placo for holding tho New Jer- basketball team lost its chan™ for -greater part of Littlo Silver Point At tho first three trials Mu sey stata dahlia show next year. at that time was made up of farm I Rcndino was represented by n Nev and pavilion nnd he will pump down Besides the Shenandoah other fruit growers in this section of tho stato championship by losing Miss Anna Kennedy Buys the Old Monmouth county have been in- At a meeting of the- state horticul- K-nrls and was operated ns farms I York lawyer. At tho last trial sho 1C0 piling- for this purpose. Georg< lighter-than-air-activities, including to Westfield Saturday afternoon at 1 W. Sewing of Red Bank has the White Homestead. vited to make exhibits in this fall'i turists last week at Trenton, Roselle by a score of 34 to 11. In and not as. country estates, and tha ' was represented by Reilly, Quinn & non-rigid airships, free balloons, where this year's show is to be sale of lots and ploU was slow. A i Pnrsons. contract for erecting tho building, William V. Smith of Hudson kite balloons, and tho comio hop- show. tho first quarter the ball was con- which will cost about $18,000. I avenuo has sold his property On The preliminary schedule will be held, the Monmouth county horti- stantly in Westfield's territory, Red road was cut through the tract and j ping balloons will be demonstrated cultural society, through the co-op- AN OLD SUBSCRIBER SICK. will bo completed in June. South street* to Misa Anna Ken- for the benefit of the public. ready -within the next ten days and Bank failing to score. In the sec- named Parker avenue. Lots *were j nedy, who has been living in one a copy can be had by writing to eration of the Red Bank business ond half Red Bank played an erratic laid out on this, road as well ns on i Mr. Osmun nnd Mr. Anderson of the Jeffrey apartments on Mon- In addition to the lightcr-than-air men's asociation, offered the use Little Silver Point road and on a : Charles E Stronfj, Formerly of have not yet completed plans for activities, the world's foremost air- Frank Edington, . secretary, Rel game, only occasionally Bhowin^ CoU'» Ncc. in Feeble Health. mouth street. Miss Kennedy is a Bank, N. J. ^ of the Eed Bank armory for the flashes of speed and teamwork that road known as Rumson drive. • f their pavilion but thtiy expect to sister of Mrs. Julia Lovett of Hud- piano pilots, including Lieutenant state show next year. The invi- A largo plot of .about nine acres ' Chnrles E. Strong of New Brans have over 200 bathhouses. Their Al Williams, the world's speed king made tho team the champions of son avenue. She bought the place PUPILS GIVE FINE RECITAL. tation was favorably received. the East Jersey league. Red Bank •which fronted on Rumson drive wad Nvick, a former resident of Colt's pavilion will bo located on the road with a record of 268 miles an hour, Newark is making an attempt to Neck, who has been under trcatmen: as a home. The property ia known played better in the final quarter bought by Wintield S. Wainright, from Seabright to Long Branch. as the old White homestead and and Lieutenant David Rittenhouse, Closing Exorcises of Miss Elsa Hei- get the show, but as several shows who built a fine residence on the Bt the General Military hospital at Mr. Sandlass has been in the winner of the International sea- lich'i Dancing Class. than at' any other period in the the houso on it is one of the old- have been .held thero and a large game. Tho score by periods is as property. Another plot was bought New Brunswick, has recovered suffl beach bathing business a numbe' plane race in England last fall, will number of the exhibitors are from ciently to bo nblo to return to his est houses in Eed Bant The lot The Red Bank dancing class of follows: by Abbott Worthley, son of Benja- of years and has managed pavilion is 55 feet wide- and over 200 feet participate. These two, and Lieu- Miss Elsa Heilich had a closing re- Monmouth county, the' local dahlia min P. Worthley. Abbott Worthier ' home. He is quite feeble., but he at Highland Beach and Seabright, tenant D. Allen, U. S. N., will stage growers feel reasonably certain of Westncld 14 J 13 8—«•! deep. Tho houso sets back on the cital last night at the Red Bank high u cd a coal yard at Littlo Silver keeps in good spirits. A letter re- an exhibition of stunt flying, roll- having the show come tq Red Bank. Red Bank 0 .» * <— ceived by Tho Register from Mr rear end of the lot. Of recent school. The class has been receiv- nt the time. He built a residence" LONG BRANCH'S ELECTION. years the interior of tho house has ing, spinning nnd looping simultan- ing instruction in the Child building Strong yesterdny states that ho eously. Another thriller is sched- GETTING READY FOR RACING. on the plot he bought nnd lived looks forward to and welcomes The been remodeled and modern im- and it recently, finished its work for PIANO PUPILS GIVE RECITAL. there for a while, but he subset People's Ticket Victorious in Bit- uled when four men jump together Harry Martin First Red Bank Skip- Register in its weekly visits to his terly Fought Campaign. provementB have been installed. this year. Miss Heilich also has quently sold tha coal yard and tiiG' The outward appearance of the from a piano with parachutes. dancing classes at Elizabeth, Mor- Students of Miss Sadie Child Gave, per to Prepare. home. The election at Long Branch yes Aerial omoke screens, airships pick- residence and moved to Marlboro, houso remains in its original form ristown and Troy and she brought a Fine- Performance. Harry Martin's raccabout Anna where he built an imposing house Mr. Strong was for many years te-rday resulted in a victory for the except for a metal roof which ing up men from, the ground "or. some of her Elizabeth pupils to Red a constablo of Monmouth county the fly" and many other interesting The piano pupils of Miss Sadie M. had her first tryout of the sea- on a high hill, and where he becamo candidates running on what was was placed on it a few years ago Bank to take part in the exercises. Child gave a delightful recital last son yesterday with Mr. Martin at and ho also served as court con- styled the People's ticket, headed by events will make up the program one of the largest potato dealers off to replacu tha old shingles. The One of the numbers, "Tecnique," Thursday night at the home of Miss the tiller and his son at the sheet. Monmouth county. Mr. Worthley's stable through a long term of years Frank Howland, who was elected house contains eight rooms. Miss which, it is expected will draw at Ho is one of the very few persons least 100,000 visitors. was given by the junior class, con- Child on Broad street. About sixty Tho boat has a new mainsail and and Mr. Wainright's houses wera mayor. Howland defeated Samue Kennedy paid $G,500 for the prop persons were present. The program she shows much speed with her new who subscribed for Tho Register B. Zartmnn, who has been a com sisting of Jcanette Truswell, Shirley the first built on the tract, and Mr. 1 erty. Parking ppaco for autos will be Marks and Olga Schwenker of Red comprised ft variety of selections rig. The Anna 51. is the first boat Wainrijrht's house ns well as Mr. with its first issue on June 28th missionor several years, by a vote provided on tha field near the big and the audience was very appreci- 1878, and who has continued to take Bank, Edna, Lucy and Virginia among the, registered craft o£ the Worthley's. has sinco been sold. of 4,369 to 2,675. The commission- MOOSE FAIR NEXT MONTH. hangar. Special trains will be run ative. Liberal applause and many North Shrewsbury iceboat and the paper_ ever since. When The ers elected with Mr. Howland and Carey and Jeanetto Feingold of Many of the lots laid out on the from New York nd from Atlantic Freehold, and Erminia Leonardis of expressions of commendation wero yacht clnb to be out this season. tract have likewise been sold and of Registei'*was started the editor of their votes were Stanley Bouse Red Bank Lodge Will Have Second City and Philadelphia. The pro- received by the performers. Those the paper was just finishing a year's Elizabeth. "First Footsteps" was She will be entered in the races the entire farm only about hal£ a. 4,475, Dr. Frederick Carr, 3,519 Annual Event in June. gram will start at ten in the morn- who took part were Josephino Birk- here Decoration day. term as school teacher at Colt's Isaac Woolley 8,384 and Marshal given by the baby class, consisting dozen lots remain. JViost of the loti The. second annual fair of the ing and last until four in the after- of Mildred McCormick, Lois Lay- ley, Ruth Wilman, Madie Davidson, and plots whichjhave been sold have Neck and Mr. Strong's two daugh- Woolley 3,8!) G. Thomas Beatty noon. ? Moose lodge of Red Bank will be man, Francel Lewis, Pauline J eld- Tnelma Shropshire, Julia Gulick, IS A WEMORIAL. been built^tfpon and the Worthley ! • ters wero pupils at the school. When ono of the old commissioners, was held June 14th to 21st, inclusive, man and Betty Butcher of Red Bank James McPhce, Catherine Posten, Mr. Strong subscribed for tho.pa- high man among the defeated candi- farm of-a quarter of a century ag» on the French lot at the corner of PARTY ON LINDEN PLACE. and Doris Wacker of Elizabeth. Sarah Sherman, Alice Aller, Everett A Norway Maplo Planted in Mem- is now a well settled community. ' per before its first issue was print- dates, Jio receiving 2,9G2. Tho votes Monmouth nnd West streets. Each Others who took part in the recital, Towers and Marjorie Zimmerman. ory of Dr. Edwin Field. ed, ho said he wanted to see what polled by tho .other def eated candi It was Given Last Night for Elea- ,0ne of tho peculiar futures b£ night there will bo dancing on a nor Connors and Eva Reios. were Mary Ann Sieling, Gladys Nor- A large Norway maple tree has kind of a paper the man who was dates were Milton Earlo 2,554, Wai platform, with music by nn orches- man, Jean Wilson, Dorothy Metz- this sale of property has > er-n tha teaching his two daughters could laco R. Fesler 2,133,'Morris Burns A surprise party was ptiven last Fred Bowers Home. been planted on the property line fact that tlie owners incrcr "d tha '; tra. The Moose are not Bupiirsti- ger, Jane Wilkins, Mary Starka and of the Monmouth boat club and the turn out. Ho evidently must have 1,742, Sidney C. VanDyke 654, tious, but they believe good fortune night in celebration of the birthdays Noelle Williams of Red Bank, and Frederick V. Bowers of Fair prices of the lands very.li'm aS thought it wna a good paper, for he Frank Vanderhoof 192, -Frank of Eleanor Conrtors and Eva Reiss Haven, who is known as- "The Am- North Shrewsbury iceboat and time went on. Tho price pa "I by is connected with the number thir- Stella Mitchell, Betty Martin, Ohris- yacht club in memory of the- late had been taking it ever since. Wcntz 254 and Bowie 120. teen. They will have thirteen booths of Linden place. An evening of tino Malanga, Kathleen Whyte, bassador of Eadio," is spending a Mr. Golder for his lot, for exnr—1'«, general sociability was enjoyed and few day3 at hie Jiome, corner of Dr. Edwin Field, who was a charter was $350, which fa an increase of I The campaign was: ono of the at which will be sold fancy articles, Ruth Kirk, Ruth Levy, Ruth Doehr- member of both clubs. Suitable YOUNG FOLKS' ELECTION. bitterest ever held in the county. A lamps, blankets, robes, silverware, refreshments were served. Those man and Helen Welt of Elizabeth. Hance road and East Front street. only $50 from the price fixjd when : present \vero Mary Graus1?, Cath- Mr. Bowers has become nationally memorial exercises will be held the farm was first plotted, 25 yearsT total of 7,129 votes wero cast, the leather goods and other things. The Mrs. Carey of Freehold present- later in the season when the tree John Hill Choien President of greatest number ever polled nt profits of the fair will be used to erine Massey, Rose Hannan, Frances famous as a radio soloist and in ad- ago, for on th,e original map tn# Methodist Church Society. Solo, Lillian Olsen, Loretta Cicer- ed Mrs. Arthur White with a beau- dition to broadcasting his own com- is dedicated. price of this lot was put down flb 1 Long Branch. build a Moose home. Frank J. Mul- —— ^ i o The young people's union of tho vihill is chairman of the fair com- elli, Bertha Eelss, Anna Connors, tiful bouquet of roses in apprecia- positions he speaks on various sub- $300. Ivins and, Mundy Win. 1 Eed Bank Methodist church held an BOATMEN'S MINSTREL SHOW. mittee, William H. Norman is sec- Elizabeth Hollywood, Virginia *Lau- tion of Mrs. White's services to her jects for'well known commercial Mr. Colder bought tm3 lot M o" election of officers Monday night. rino, Henry Aldworth, Jerome and children. fi,rms throughout the, country. Last Albert L. Ivins of Red Bank and retary and Joseph E. Brooks' and O-.-Q . sits for a home. He expects to bultd John Hill was chosen president, Big Advance. Sale of Tickets for Joseph Wildanger are treasurers. Talbott Travers, Henry Reiss,. Mar- week Mr. Bowers broadcasted from Oscar Mundy of South Amboy won. a house for hia own ocenpssney mi Lester Frake vice president, Miss Performance Next Week. tin Kennedy and Godfrey Olscn. GIRLS' CLUB DANCE. the Gimbel, Wanamaker and Straw- the two-man team race for the the lot within a abort time, Resl« Emma Kiel secretary, Roy Inscoe Tho old-time minstrel show to be bridge & Clothier stores in Phila- Central Jersey trapshooting' cham- HIS 77th BIRTHDAY. Invitation Affair to be Given Next dents of \he ncighborliood regard treasurer, Miss Sarah. Mitchell as- given by the North Shrewsbury ENLARGING HIS GROUNDS. Monday Night. delphia. pionship at Bound Brook Saturday. the purchase of this lot at the flgurfi sistant treasurer, Miss Christine ico boat and yacht club at tho high — ^ Mr Ivins had a score of 97 out of set as being a bargain and they ard Family Gathering at the Home of The girls' .club of St. James's 100 and Mr. Mundy broke, 92. Francis pianist, Miss Natalio Pharo school auditorium Thursday night Georgo Philip rCuhl. Monroo Elaner Buys a Large Lot Business Men's Meeting. warmly welcoming Mr. Golder aa & assistant pianist, Mis.i Ruth Comp- of next week is under the direction Adjoining His Residence. church will hold an invitation dance Each man received a silver plate. Georgo Philip Kuhl celebrated next Monday night at St. James'3 The Red Bank business men's prospective resident. ton chairman of the devotional of Harry Stewart. It will open Monroe Eisner, son of Sigmuml association will meet tonight at the Mr. Ivins tied at 97 in.the shoot committee, Miss Helen Compton with an old-time minstrel chorus his 77th birthday with a family hall on Monmouth street. Mrs. for the individual championship and gathering' at his homo on Kector Eisner, has bought a lot from the Theodore Moss of West Front street town hall at eight o'clock. Matters Two Stores Rooted. | chairman of tho membership com- nnd tho program will include the Beyer estato south of his house at pertaining- to better parking facil- lost the shoot-off by one target, place Sunday. His, relatives en- is in charge. Dancing will begin at breaking 23 out of 25. William A. Hopping- has rented mittee and Miss Carolino Warden usual local hits from the end men the corner of Broad street and nine o'clock, Hackett's orchestra ities, tho establishing of a, city chairman of the help and mercy and solos and male quartette num joyed dinner and supper and n so- -s.o • Dominic Mazza's store on Broad cinblo time. Those present were Pinclcney rond. The lot has n front- will provide the music. Several market for the sale of farm prod- street to Abram Brondstoin of Bog. committee. hers. A number of selected vaude age of sixty feet on Broad street ucts and the advertising of the Kennel Club Meetinff. villo acts will appear in the olio, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Smock, George novel dances will be features of the ton, Pennsylvania, who will open' Kuhl, Frank Kuhl and Misses Agnes and it is 200 feet deep. In the evening. The hall will be elabor- town as a residential section .will A special meeting of tho North a store for.women's suits. Ho lias- New Barn nt Tinton Falls. some of which will bo by local rear it adjoins a piece of land be taken up. The place of holding Jersey shore kennel club will be talent. nnd Nellie Kuhl of Red Bank and ately decorated with streamers of rented Dr. H. W. Young's storo or< Charles Dryer of Tinton Falls is Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Frick and their which Mr. Eisner bought last year. bright colors. the association dinner, which is held at the home of Mrs. How-ell Broad street to Mrs. Sybillah Arkj building n lmrn to replace one The soloists will includo Arthur children Robert and Ethel Frick of The land was bought to enlarge scheduled for Thursday, June 5th, Woolley at Long Branch tonight. and P. M. Merle of New York, wild which was destroyed by fire five C. Belvor, Eugene Magee nnd Les- Hastings, New York. the present grounds of Mr. Eisner's HOME FOR THE SUMMER. will be decided tonight. Plans will be made for the fourth will ECJJ hair and leather BOO(JS| weeks ago. He had insurance- of ter Davis. After thif show ther residence plot. The price paid for annual dog show to be held July and he has rented apartments jta $500, which was about one-third the will be dancing in the ninin assem Mr. Kuhl has lived at Eed Bank the lot was $(i,000. Charles K. Champlin Had a Very Giiernsey's Good Record. 12th at tho Monmouth. county horse about sixty years and for a number the Whitfield building to Airs. Arlty4 . loss. A number of chickens were bly hall. Hackett's band will pla; Successful Season. Queen of Hampshire, a pure show grounds nt West End for the destroyed in the fire. Mr. Dryer is for dancing. Many tickets have al- of yeara ho conducted a biirber Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Champ- business here. He. has led a re- Woman's Club Fair. bred Guernsey cow owned by benefit of the Long Branch public Play at Middletown. *f building the • burn himself. lie is ready been sold by dub members A fair for the benefit of the lin of West Front street' arrived Charles D. Cleveland of Katontown, health nursing association. employed us gardener on a place nnd the club expects a completely tired life, the past fifteen years. nt Eed Bank Monday from Ver- A three-act play entitled, "ClubV Mrs. Kuhl died eighteen years ago. mortgage fund of tho. Red Bank has completed her yearly A. R. near Seabriglit and he works on the (Hied house. mont, where Mr. Champlin closed record in class ('< (-1 to •Y\'z years) ip a Husband" will bo given in Woman's club will be held on Fair Haven to Play Belford. the Baptist chapel at Middletown barn during bis spnro time. Thursday, Friday nnd Saturdny, his theatrical season. Tho trip home producing 10,5(33.9 pounds of milk HF.DGF. DAMAGE BY AUTO. SIX HOUSES RENTED. was made in Mr. Champlin's spe- containing 639.91! pounds of but- Tho l-'air Haven baseball team village Friday night of next woolt July 21th, 25th nnd 26th. The and Belford will meet next Sunda/ for tlie benefit of tho American! Joseph.Snlz Back in Red Bank. Now Occupants for Dwellings in fair will be held, on the grounds on cial built Cadillac, car. Mr. Champ- terfat. The yearly production of the Driver Lost Control and Car Ran lin liad an exceptionally good sea- afternoon on tha Hanco roais ticld. .Mechanics of that place, tieorgd Joseph Snlz of lied Bank, who Across Broad Street Lawn. Various Parts of Town. West Front street, adjoining nvernjjQ cow in tho United States Henibling, William JteoVr* nncf son and in a number ot cases his is 4,000 pound3 of milk containing The game will start at three o'clock. has been a surgical patient at the William A. Hopping lias rented Thomas's inn. Preparations for the Jack Knight will twirl for the Fair Chnrlos Tindall, Jr., nro in cnni-gO A large part of the hedgo in fair have been going on, for some company broke houso records, some 160 pounds of huttorfat. Long Branch hospital for a month front of Millnrd Fillmore Corn- harles Dimond's house OR River- of which were previous records es- Haven nine and George Luker will of the play. or more, returned to Bed Bunk this time, but the dates wcro not fixed a»-«-e-—! ' well'.i yard at.the corner of Broad side jivenuo to Major K, G. JCliott tablished by his oivn company! Joseph Franklin Arrested. bo in the box for Belford. T week. He ia still under tho care of street and Branch avenue was rip- of Camp Vail, .1. Tnifl'ord Allen's until yesterday. Dance at Tinlon Falls. ' bin nurse, and though ho is still ped out last night by nn automobile houso on Riverside avenue to Ber- ^-•~©» . Joseph Franklin of Red Bank, If it's anything pertaining to your Tho Knllcrctte club ef fflrln1 o§ wenk, be is able to take long walks Free! Freo! Free! Pianos and Players. hotter known us "One-Eyed Joe," looks, visit Sam Cnrdner's barber Irivcn by a woman, who lost con- nard L. Katsin, the Triu-x house on OR Friday, May 10th, nnd Siitur- We sell, buy, exchange, rent, Tinton Falls will hold a. soclabll each day. ilo has taken up his Wallace street to Wesley house on was arrested last night ou a charge shop and beauty parlor. _ Expect trol of the car and drove it across lay, May 17tli, you will ri-roivo (.line, repair-, varnish and polish service, mod'-m^e. prices in Jjumi- and dunco nt tho schoolhoUBo a! former quarters at tho Globe hotel. Mr. Cornwell's lawn. Tho number Little Silver, tho Martin houso on twenty green certificates free with pianos. Our pianos and service are of being drunk and disorderly. Ha that placo Friday night. will havo a hearing today before curing, hair bobbing, marcel waving, of tho car was obtained nnd when East Front street to Theodore Ed- every dollar nodn book purchased superior in every way. A. H. Pii'- shampooing or hair treatment. Ham Tho Caloroil Burner tho woman's name is learned sho ward Hull of New York, Frank at our aoda fountain. Whrlan-Cas- ban's Piano Showroom nnd Repair Recorder AV. .T. Poulaon. Cnrdner's Sanitary Barber Shop A Sanitary Rarbei* Shop^ ' h simple, durable, economical and Manson's house on Monmouth street sidy Drug .Store, corner Broad and Shop, Ilruininond place (rear of rclinblo. Contract your ntorngc will bo summoned to appear before Cardner's Barber Shop. nnd lli-nuty Parlor, 4 Broad street, Under m-w ownership, Kennedy Recorder W. J. Poulson. to Percy I,. Walling and Gardiner Whito streets, Eed Bank.—Adver- town hull). Phone Red Bank 933. Hed Bank. Phono 41!0-W.—Adver- buj 'ing, Monmoutb Klrcet, neat tank and fuel oil delivery now. tisement. Advertisement. I will be open Sundays, beginning Caloroil Kalcn and Service,' JtO West P. Lloyd's house on Riverside drivG May 18th, from fi:0(> A. M. to 11:00 tisement. Pel street. No waiting; throg to William Ulaekton of Red Bank. buj on Sat unlays; towolu, Front fltroct, Kflil Dank. Phone Fond nnd Apron Sale. Coins Early—Avoid the Ruth. Notice. A. M., for tho summer months. To Prevent Moths 1020.—Advertisement. Tho sewing circlo of tho First Social sale on wool, 10 cents n Why not have your plot at Ever- There will lie two liarlieni on Sun- raim.. nnd l,i'ii»lii!.-i litt-rilizod, Presbyterian church of Red Bank from getting into your clothes have Ladies' and clii'Mrcii'n lialr bobbiul, Pearl Street Variety Shop, iioll. Full hank of nwenter yarn, 2f> green cemetery put in slinpi-. Yours day morning. Weekdays 8:00 A. M. them dry cleaned and wrapped by billies' lmir dinged, curled miff Boston Croam Pie. will hold u food and npron sale on Come iii anil look over my new cents, large ball Pour] cotton, 15 will help to make tlm yard look bet- to 8:00 P. M. Saturdays from 8:00 Try ono to take homo. Also 'Viday, May l(i, from 3.00 to 5:30 us when you get ready to put them shampooed by t'luctilclly,—Advor* inn of gingham and linen drosses. cents, two for 25 cents, licrlha l.or. Sec mo nt tho yard after 5:0(1 A. M. to 11 :IIO P. JI. We thank the away. You enn bavo tliom pri-ssed tiM'MU'llt. j cakes and other pio.i. The Cozy P. M., in tho vacant storo on Broad Yarn Shop, 20 Went Front street, P. M. Cliiucl Wriglil, Kiinisiin road, poopln of lliiinson for patronizing Corner Tea Room mulu-.'i thorn illf- Also hand-made waists and hosiery. next, full when you nro ready to 11.10 trect, adjoining tho Candy Kitchen. Prices reasonable. Paulino Lmi-r Red Bank.—Advertisement, Littlo Silver.—Advertisement. Ihoir home. town.—Advertiacment. them, lied Bunk Steam llyn Works, Como F.nrly -Avoid tho Rusfl, '• ' forent. 'Phono Red Ilnnk tjGO-J.— —Advertisement. Moss, 2,'l Penrl atroct, Red Bank.— Social snl« on wool, 11) Ci'lltft ll Advertise nir'-' i Wcrt I'Yont street. Phono 734. Advertisement. Five-Cent Salo Dont Forget the MCOBO. Sail Dollar Salo —Advcitifrnient. ball. Full hunk of sweater yarn, 'IB Coal) Coall Thursday, Friday mid Siilurdny of Second annual fair of the Red continued this Thursday, Friday nnd ii-ntfl, lnrgo ball Pearl cotton Ifi A Svirn Cur« EgK, Ktovn nnd nut; price $13 per for motliH in to have your winter Sample! Dresses this wei-k. Wn have nnnio real liar- Hank Loyal Older «f Moose, June .Saturday. Read display advertise- c/jiit'i, twii f"i- '.'•!"• cento. D'-rflm on delivered, i'Gordon Coal Com- for nnle; heavy crepo de chintm, gains. Watch our 'wimlown. Rod 11th to June 21sl, inclusive, nt; (.In- ment ou puge 18.---Advort-iacmont. Yarn .Shop, 'M West Front fitreef^ rlotlion thoroughly cleaned before mny.—Advertisement. Why be forced to pny cash when you put tin-ill11'' 'ay. Max Leon, 'i\ crepe back satin?! and novelty silks; Bank Hardware Store, 7!> Mon- comer of Moumoutli and Wont you ciin pay ns you lienr? Sen Tus- Roil Hank.—Advertisement. sizes 14, 10 and 18; very reason- mouth street, Red Bunk.—Adver- streets, Urd Hunk.—-Advi-rlisemout. Went Front iitrci-t. Tclophniio 7IM. Hollo Central, ting Hist. 11 Monmouth ntreet, Rod —Advertlm-mi-nt. able. Mm. Johnston, 51 Peters tisement. , «.«-pi . Kgg, stove ami nut; price $13 per Ilnnk. Telephone for special radio C ?ivo Hi- KiOfi, Yellow Hood tnxi, place, Hod Bank.—Advertisement. Coin/y Picnicking f Ion delivered, (iordou Conl Com- imtimal, Red Bunk H08-W.—Adver- V.KK. itnvii ami nut; piica 818 $»$ ippoaitii Red Ilnnk railroad station. An Ounce of Prevention. pany.—Advc.rtine.mcnt, Sundaes and French vanilla ien -Advertisement. Try Newman Kprintcs l'ark. tisement. ton dolivtu-oil. (iordon Coal C'dtrtt orenm Hodiifi at l»il''ic>rc'« store, V26 Radio Supplies Have your winter clothes thor- Kverytiling free.---Advertisement. puny..—Advortlijoniont, Shrewsbury nvcmio; ulso mwspn- A. V. Gregory, (IT Broad street, oughly clc-mii-d when you got ready Hello Crntral, SnU Dollar Sals Edison Me. da Lamps. ted Bank.—Advertisement. o put thorn away, lied Hank Stonm poi'M aid jioriudiciijs.—Advertise- .A. V. Gregory, C7 Brond Btroet, Edison Mnzdi\ Lnttlpr. Klvn nio lllOn, Yellow Hood U\s.\, onlimied this TluirHilay, Friday and Fro® Camping. Dyo Works, :!l Went Front direct, opposite Red Ilnnk railroad station. Saturday. Read display ndvortlio- Nov/innil pPi'lngi! I'^tfc ment. icU JJnnk. —Advertisement, It pays to ndvcrUso In Tho KcBlator. A. V. (i.'egory, (!7 Uroiui otrcot, rok-rjlionu 734.—Advertisement. Red Djiik,—Advertisement. :,iJi.^, r—Advertisement.. ... , ...... mcut on pngo 18,—-Atlyprtiaomont, th\ng fr$g,r~M\t Page Fourteen REP BANK KEGISTJft, MAY 14, 1924.' I Buya Lot at Kumton. PHONE 3033 DEAL ^IJPRIGHT PIANO FOR 6AI-E. CHRYSANTHEMUM PpiNTS FOR SALE. conducted W Eev. Wc»U It » L«I -a SbllJTea. citrant lad health?.: iiir»« EL Dodsr. £am. . n. 'Ihif body •was I Charles 'Wymbs of Kumson has DEAL MILL and WANTADVER1 ton rnad, off Krmirh avi'mjcJLrlt-li! Bilver. JTHOMAS JENNINGS Mrs. John ,W. Areson of Oranjre; MAIO WAKTED FOR SALE. " •-'- srnt to Ne^* I ar.or, New Hamp- I bought a lot 50x150 feet on the [ frr general houtewoi-k. Apply 21* Broad " "MAN WANTED New Jersey, a former resident of SCREEN CO. utrept. Rtd Bank. Dark b3u» taby ctrriac* for tale; good to rto grading P.lirpwBbary avenue. Bed Bank. ' 1 Fir«t Fire Chief of Atlantic High- lf»i, t7 Elm place. E«d Bank. Nettie Davi« of Beech Street Died FORD SUBURBAN BODY FOR SALET ' TAKENOT1CE. I finds fend a Former Councilman in Her Seventeenth ^aar. FURNISHED ROOMS- Terfect condition. Can he seen at Rti Several nK-d vnal and gal rantci on frr light housekefpint, all improvement* nand at ldw prirrs. tamufl Bwarlr, ]t Funeral Held Monday. Penk Pure Ire Co., Bridge avenue and lea f Mi s Nellie Ps\:s, r.-vjphu-r of 4 7 Mrrh&nie ttreet. Red Bank. riareJRedJ.ank. w_t Front Ftr»,i, J.l.ont- Itcd Conk 1117. CAS "RANGES.""" ~" Thomas Jennings, Sr *s-.:i•-••'Cj-Ellc a ar.d Oscar Div:s of Bc-cc.i FARM FOR SALE. ROOM FOR RENT * Largrctt •toeb in town t Iswtat price. :: Email farm of »ix »cre« at Uncroft, B ds, died lust V ? * j s-lree' , dird from B complication of in selert neighbtirhnod; nicely furnished. Esmuel Snartz, 14 Wefct IVont street, op- .1. It. H. Martitnon. LiocroXt, li_ht nnd niry: Rtlitabls for couple. Phone gpEiU Brotd »treft. Red Banli, phone 18f7^ Bt the Woodier hospital t: ".:'•• ts hs-t Th-jrfday in her seven- Fed Panic r>f.fl-J. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED | CLOTHING FOR SALE." Silver, aged 73-years. Hs :.;... :•—;: i year. She hs i lived at Ked talc* XuJt c harc« of home. A 'tee irfcrW, iJrBirer M, Efd Bank. Boat uith motor, price JfiO. a. A. Relss, ChaufTeur'a mil; «iso khaki rldina taVift B patient at tie hefri—1 n< '• •" •:•• ••* ye:-.rf. Besides her for rliild about twelve year* old and lawn* lour j HOUSE FOR RENT near poftofficp. Occarpnrt, N, J-, phone • Dray und rSifft. rh»M &IU-M. Bod^Bai.k. death of his s.r. T>\ :.r. leaves two brother; J i £ 123 nnrc: tn a middle-&£*d eouple. Addreea HOURS ^ _ BABY CARRIAGES AND* STROLLERST Jennings, ]a.-: IV.-r.-..:•;:. •••:•? ' two rrs. The body ivaf for Ilfnt, dr«wer M. Bed Bank. WORK WANTED. Larif* etark »nd colnri In select from. levere shock t.i h:~: &r- ;K..M ' FORD CAR FOR SALE. "Woman wisljes to Ao laundry work sit PareutJ Sw»r£j, 14 W#*t Front *tr*et, op- Ford t^urinc car for pale cheap. Apply home and day's work. Apply 326 River _t« Broad street, Ked Bank. phon« decline in his hc^-.'" ••':..': »-.•:.>!• . T?ie fur.ersl , "\v^s ! o F. A. Mulford. Pur Harcn. N. J, - sir__t_JRed Bank. ______1SS7. quently resulted :r. : f -:J'_" .^ -». or.cav sftfrncdn Et Calvary LK ! , BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE. ~~ ' FURNITURE FOR SALE. WORK WANTED^ Jennings If.ivfs s •"..-.-••. ;.: • •••. I Good condition; bargain to quick buyer, Bedroom mite, couch. huff*t, Bearing mn~ -ypar-tild cirl wishrg ft pojt- rfh. T.ev. J. W. Lee i Call at 3 03 Sunttt avenue. Red Bank. Jcrv;rcs. Eunal vt< enir.e and other article! at 46 Herbert tiliriB care (,f a l.aliy or brlpin£ wiih c th FORD TOURING CAR street, Red Bank. ____ housework. Call ,t ]>7 Hiver etrcet, E«d ore Thorr.ss ,\-:•--.: f-,, .'- -. --:.~- e Kicpe ceraetery. for »»J«; is good khftpe; cheep to quick HOME. WORKERS WANTED. Whi Hand newer* wanted on rowdrr ruffe. Jennings ar.d II:'!.. . -• - - ••"--' -'! • huy*r. Address. J. Br«mHtr, Ehrewr»bury, R FOR SALE. PASTEURIZED N. J. " Call at Mm. J. MatthenVa. 21 Hirriarn s new;-just reconditioned ot co»t rf avenue, Rpd Bank. . _ _ JAtlnr.tx H:£f.i:.;:>. ! VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA. GIRL WANTED cimt when new over lf.fi; flrfet '110 i Mr. Jer.r.ir.irs w.s .-.--" :". '-•:• fnr peneral homework in nna!l family: TORD 'TOURING CAS FOR SALE. It- Addresi C. D., drawer M. Red New Reiident of Red Bank Paai'ed k my: Kew enrd tiree, mctor in tood condition: >don ar.d he c..-.f " '-":S .-. u-::•; GRADE A MILK laundryd . CalCll la t 1900 Hudio d n avenut. Red ; Away Nondfcy at Hi* Home. Bank. price 1100. IBS Shrewebury avenue, Red 149 years ngn. Hf ;.':i «•" ?r:-:6m»; all LIVING ROOM'SUlfE FOR SALE. la.t Friday. B«-mrd if „. GUERNSEY MILK J Sihi :; A: Brand new, he*t (jualitr; mult be: eoJd; j.42 yesrs £?.--. -' s "-' -"•=" '&trc-rt died Mor.rlay c: pneurricr.!a j improvement*. 28 Hudion avenue. Red r cp Bd ! Bunk. rfaitonablB r ' - ^*fl Monmouth itreet, ! E: i'"f spe of 43 years. With his I Untie Higr.'.ar.is. >.-r t.frrc.r: ! OUTSIDE TOILET WANTED. riipnp 1004, Red Bank. BUTLER" | years he cor.duru-i :, *,::(.. Zre: family Mr. Willian-.s rr.oved to Eed ( Mui»t be in good condition. W. "W. CooTc, STUDEBAKER FOR SALE. [t« told the r-^r.ess t: h* *::.. Vv;r• Far.k from \orth Carolina three t Newman Srrinps avenue. Bed Emit, jthone JEM Fit louririB, flrrt-cl«BB condltlt I 3 1T2-J. •t ffi(.Ofc Inquire at 3 04 Berffen r)a -ir.orthf apo. Ke WEF- employed by , Bank. Phone POR. Walker-Gordon Certified Milk STORE TO RENT BICYCLES FOR • ter. He M-as'tlto crftft;. ".:. "i the Mor.mouth contractir.p corr.- CampWll'i Junction, nuitable fnr any FOR SALE. | par.y. A "wico'iv a::d two children MILK is a food and to have proper nourishment from int. Arrlx Wagner Market. Caippbeir* L-te "3 P2? Ford sedan fo» naia; Ton 'house jia:r.t::r:£ :u5ir.t>s ; :-r ;•' nction. nVnut P00 miles. Frice. $425. CharleK A. years, from «h::h -r'-u.'::.fss r.e re. ! survive him. The fureral •'•'I'.l be your food you muit consume PURE FOOD. MrCla_l(ey. phon» 46J-M. irkpt, 302 Sbrewibury avreue E«d ! tired seven years spo. i he'.c this- afternMr. at two o'clock | Monmouth County Surrofata's Office. FOR SALE AT RJUMSOV. ! In the matifr of the e*tat» of Frederick T. Sm&ll five rnnni bunr-low. tirire Jl.ROft. BELT LOST: ' j' Mr. Jennings was t'r.f f.rft chit; i at the house a:.rl burial V'M be , ; Hayes, dtceafird. Aprlv Hush Carton. 19 Lel_hton avenar, Beit to brown Cuntnn crepe drew loit tbf the Atlar.tsc Hifhiar.ds. -f.re dfr lmace in White Kidfe cerr.etery B'. Therefore you should consume PURE MILK ONLY. 1 Notice to creditor* to pTfcient claims Red Bonk. Phone RPC-J. etwern Hesse's More on Broad street and ' I araindt eFtatf. 'alacc theater. Tinder rleanc phone, Bum* j partment, a charter rr,nL etreet' phone XI8s! I poor eight years. He vis A rr.em-1 Mn. Thoma# Archer of Eetontown Ktw Jersrn executor of the estate of Mu^t \*6 neat and wiUinff: &[*£ "b* a Red Hank. I ber of the Red Bank lodge of Elks j WM gl yeara Old. DITIONS. Frederick T, Hayes, deceased, liotica ii ponrt rook. Mrk. T. C. Elr. Princeton road, Kn(»11wot»fl, Red BnnTc. FOR SALE: i and the Long Brar.cn four.cii d htrehy cir«n to the creditom of said d?- Girl's crri c mat and •evertd Arettti* Mrs. Th^rces Archer, an agod ceased to exhibit to the subscriber, eiecu- FOR& SEDAN FOR SALE. f Knifrhts of Columbus. tar as aforesaid, their debts end demands for cute chc r: niip fi^ht tn t*n yean. resder.t of Eator.tp-.vr., died Sunday A bargain; ? 175 : engine, paint, rubber, Wre. Mary H II, pembertcm avennp. Ocean* :- The funeral via held -Mo-dty OUR DAIRY PRODUCTS STAND THE TEST AT ALL! njrainst the Rnirl eBt&tp, under oath, within in *-lp[[ttnt condition. Call ofUr E;BO atpnri, N. J. ;:t the -Lor.g;Branch hosriital, where six raonths from the date of the a/orPBaid HI Osklan^ street, Red Uitrilc. , I SBOming at Si. Apnes's church ar.d TIMES. ordcr^ or the>* will be forever barred of Vfis a»p:.t:rr.t or.Iy one day. MAID WANTED. .! was larecly atttrded. The Kr.ifhts j \, 5 their nrtiom therefo*" ccainst the Baia B'nb- JTifiy or sixty tevl of privet heigins, at g r v^t fl ye^r. - r'd ar.d she is Fcril«rr. ' White for Frenern.] houpework: IT fast lhrcf feet Ititjh; must bt chrnr, Ad- i of "Columbus had previously con- : '"" intr: ftnnll family, prod w«po . Th< survived by her r.ur'r.rr;. The fu- r Dated, rreehoid. N. J-. March 28, IP24. B * IUd rt'f.s 7!» West Prunt itrtiet, or phone Red •' ducted a service at the hocse. At If you want to* protect the health of your family and feel THE BEOAD STREET NATIONAL BANK Bnnl; Sfi^-M , nfter nil o'rlork. era.1 'w.-.s held yc5:rrdny''f.t Charles of Red Bank. New Jersey. : the church a solemn high mass of "COLORE t> Gl R IT WANTE D ~" ROOM TO RENT. Rreest's fjr.er.-.l parlors at Eaton- absolutely certain that they are using PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS rpnm, r.uiiablr for I | requiem was charted by Kcv. V\ i)- M on mouth County Surrosato't Office. rrotiJred. Mrn. Hnrry C. Eur- towT. t:.d burial was r^:.de :n the order same through In the matter of tho estate of Henry nrcR reo-Jred. Mr Hurry C Ril irri { liam T. Tiphe. Kev. Jchn C.-Farrell Crofi», deceased. • ._3S__Br(iBd street. Red Barik. nnd t avenue, phone Fields V'Uryir.s grcurd at South j of Red Bank End Eev. Father Notice to creditors to present elaSma a^ainft cetste. All ~WIND6W~"SCREENS. FOR SALE. ~" i Kearns were deacons. Tha burial Purfuant to the order of Joseph L. T)on- Pn-nri 14 TVcst I Vrrnt • treet. oppnpite with n-vrn roums and «11 !ra- ' was made, in Mount Olivet, eeme- ahay. Btirrocate of the county of Moo-Prned irrrt; Rod Ban!:, phone 1SP7. nts nnd more on Shrewphurr iv#. LITTLE SILVER'S BIG NIGHT. mouth, made on the thirteenth d»y nf HARDY PLANTS FOR SALE. J,ery. ^ Siircwj-bury avenue, Rpd Bank. March, 11>24. on the application nt Annie Phlox, ir;F, chrypoiithrmumn, at rrasnr- nnrl. Ordinances for Roadi Put Through, Cropn, Henry Cross, Jr., Georce Cross and Wiiliara L. Ornnn. eiecutori" of the estate .li]» rrirrF. Mrs. E. PTire, Kinnpon PHEASANT EGGS FOR SALE. but Contracta Not Awarded. nf Htnrs' Croup, deceased, notce ii hrreby ond, Tipnr'Drnnrh aveimr, Little Silver. 1-npUbh riiirnrri: ])hca>•mit (•CKB fci DIED OF-PNEUMONIA. pivrn to the creditors of said deceased to •win iwn r. Linden. 53 I.inrf.l: n r, At* At s very animated hut not SWEET CLOVER FARM DAIRY Virtrnlfl, with large -wooilen horn; ftill- lunt ic Hichlimd., N. J., Tho, na 1,2!1. At- exhibit to the pubscribers, executors as George L. White of Hailet Died aenmorious meet in p last nifrht the nforesaid, their dehtB and demands ngainFt ire braBF bed and ftrrtnp. Inquire 185 ir Hlnhlandr. the paid cutete, under rath, -within ^ii triclcr avfBUf, It^cl Bntilt. pViont- fi'd-It, .FOR SALE. Tueiday of L»»t Week. | mayor and council of Little Silver Office: 48 Washington Street Phone 1245 Red Bank, N. J. months from the date of the aforenaid cr- ~ RIG BARGAIN. C rmi-.it i.lorl,,,, j.lain, ,tell .at IT4 George L. White of Hazlet d:ed|paE;?ed the f.nal reading of two or- rirr. or they -will be forever barred of their ^Vinfri" pnfl futiinirr home on Ttutrfifrifi rp; Jock ^urri] blocks ccntn i action B therefor BffaiiiBt the eaid tub- mad. hM ivntrr hfnt, fully furnUhfc!. Cim Jnnilire -4r. PhrcKflmry iuvuau Bsnli. ^uesday of la?t week after a few j finances for irnprcuir.g Pilverside 1 0 BC J'lCl ro DiPnotii days' sickness from pneumonia, | aver.ue and the Seven-Bridge road. Dated rreehold, N. J.. March nth, 1?24. be bfiutht fnr linlf t»%h.^Vr\ce f^ -^ ^. ANNIE CROSS. FOR~SALE~AT LITTLE~SILVER7N~J-. RADIO FOR SALE. Bged £4 years. He had been a civil Bids for the jobs were opened, hut HENRY CROSS, JR.. inufp and fourtrcti acres : nariir;*- ""d bnrn. Mil be urt mmp)f(.e with hmi terln, engineer in the employ of Xtw York quesrior.E of a legal character arose ' GEOEGE CROSS. .Vr Tmrtirularn inquire T\*. C. Liprincott., , jitinnefi, etc.. till enclosed in IBB- WILLIAM L. CROSS. li Edp^'trnrth rlsc-e. New Brunnwick, K. J. nnjruny rahint't; installed in jour home. city 29 years ar.d was attacked :oj£n[j the contract was not awarded Itrd PF the Brooklyn borough president's j hecsusp Ser.p.tcr William A. ?ti>- COAT FOR SALE. Girl's l.an pjpnnc cnat, «ite twe!v» X6 ofSce. He drew the plans for the.vens, ihe borciup-h counsel, "was not fouriecn ^ear*. Gond RP new, never •worn; new boardwalk at Coney Island and present. The -ewes: offer on both rh ton Final!. SrlJ cheap. 68 SCriDff ert. Krd Punk. ' also for the proposed steamthiD ioiis was from Grirrin & Stoat of terminal r.t Jamaica. Mr. White GLASSES LOST " Eed Bank. tlic PtnuH tritntor and OteBtTlVt •was an ardent democrat and "was on Ii-niiiy nipht. I'indrr plcaBe rt- The meeting: wr-s aru-nded by Mr«. It. S. I-'ither, ISO CheHnut formerly a mercber of. "Tariimaay fully 100 residents of the JET bor- Rt-tl P.nnk. 'Hall. otiph ar.d various, views were- p:ve- I COMBINATION RANGE FOR SALE. Mr. White leaves s widow ard Camt.innj ien coal end jrac ranc^. UffiJ by- those who spoke. There "were fhrrf mfnthF. rci-t H-1P. -nil! BPH for ISS two sons. The fur.eral was held j ouinjr?:.; of har.drisr-pir.p ar.d othr-r c» ficrt>;int r-f -Irrith in family. Telephone , S&tur.day afternoon at his late home I Red Bank lif-V. End burial yas.msde at Xeyport. Iproval of the remarks mseje, but CHAUFFLUrt WlSHES~POsl-nO~N7~~ T,\J>(Tic;!C(J l OUT.JT ITlIin ^vi^^l^B POFJtiftfl The office'where he worked -was;I no bitter fefling was mairtaired. I.D\ inr ;•;•: w;! '* rjir; honrrt und reJiab!* closed tie day of the funeral. jj Several persons claimed that t':.•:• l>r. i o[ references. Box §T, mr.in street th.'-oujch the boro'jch FOR SALE. OLD RESIDENT DEAD. ,'r.f.f.ifd improver.irr.f.r£.thS:.f.:- l ti^uiiy Ficichnnrrt*. rn« larff*, :!:. Apply V. H. McCartpr jversice sv(r.i.. TrP fact that •'.-. .. ccltHtf, To«rr Hill Mr« Elizabeth Skirm of McLaren Vr.:y*y$-h\ Seeurjty coir.ti:,: y. \v.'._... Hi l Street DieJ Saturday. I is ceve]op:np the Gcose ?\e-rk se:- ror. RUNT AT FAIR HAVEN. 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Skirm, a resjder-i h;on of L::i-t Silver, hai off f red :o uriii!-ti<- i h'.mrnlo--, five room«, r•^. jrh; ::c; r,;i Bstt in rond, near Ehre of Eed Bar.k and Fair Haven over lF:ve Si:.f.i>.i unnrcs tmrrovir.f; ?;]. y nur. Wrr. WifiiRm MaxKPQ, forty years, died i&?t Saturday CLEAN CLOTHES rn ' J l FI night m th,e home of h;.r for-in- FOR ALE ON BROAD STREET. i rait - r :r ir.f usr.c:" t"? passapc i \\-.A\--f. nil imprnvementl, law, John E. Taylor of McLarer. (-I : rnrape frr two cart. street. Her daughter. Mrs.- S:-ph:e Taylor, died fix weeks, arc., jlri. are a sure prevention against Moths. Bi:i.!lALOW FOR SALE Skirm was born 72 years tjro '•' EaMlidr Psi I : rarnfc all imj>rt>r«. Lakewood. She leaves a caurht nlr. Prlu- JI.Mio. P. F. Kennedy. 114 Mrs. Minnie Panpler t-f i>nnuiiilh ili'-n. iiliopc i 47-Ji, Hrd Bank. ,-!fiLr: T,|K.n.- K::(i-n. "* street, and tw:> j-is'.crs, Z) DiNINC." ROOM SURE FOR SALE. Rowland of Eltiahc-.h i rr. jLSt r.-gr.t HnnrlMiim- i^irlihli nak lihnd carved dlu« Thdmag CrtrrlaU of c rcioni IU.U. I.I,-1 niohncony ,,,fa and .W. ttir.: «!.,. drmij..!in. nnd Mason Jar., f. Have your winter clothes dry [ Khode Wand. The furera' -v,-as he! mif_. >L.l-M. Hi.,] !:nTil;. yesterday aftcr-.oor. a; the h:u- FAMILY WASH1NO~WANTED ' ar.d was coriurtcd \y Efv. W h lir.iTnl,,nl,,.,,, , v,.ul,I HU<- to tar. . fnmily «-ni 'i it, ,in Rollar.d Raver. B^r!;.! w,-s r.-i , ,in ,i l,,,m(, by th* -w.rk: NOTICE OF SETTLEMr.\T OF ACCOUNT rlran mrr,,uiidii!K,., liildrcn: rea«on«bla Et Fair View c-:n-::ery. rnr>. Phone Ilunu cleaned and wrapped by us NOW. BEDS AND BEDDING. " arce o?pcrtinriit ; rHre right 8ea TIB orr huyltic i-li.r«hiTt. Bamud Bwarti. DEATH OF MRS. KLEINE. WrFt ]-rnnt r.lrcrt, nrpntit. Broad rfl. Bfd Bnnl;. j,|ir,i,» )SS7. Former Rraidcnt of Red Bank »-i Over Ninety Year* Old. F hi Then put them away and you can Kitrhm utrvr. e ^n further ank 4(6-J. or Mrs drr:a K)f.:-.p cf ^-^.\k-. sr fnr tame. Park, fc-rmer.y ,.i Y.'A F;.r ,:. -'::• last -werk of f-ii ape. 5he WE? -:-.• BBOARDING. Final* lt,b Wrd: all rinety years *f are. V.~-. Klc :r. in)prf,vri hot and rr.ld running irater» •was tho rrr-ther ---f ^:i..:u5 J. K~.-::r.t have them pressed when you are rcapiuiBiiip mt.rs. Hudson Hnus^, 181 Hiidron nvrnu^. T*htme ] ] 8-W. •n'ho for mary yrar5 ~^^> '^r; ir.= co: ^NntbETAir^FARM~FOR~SALE! ' hiisiness here •"'-.-'- the- !s:e Thrm; CrmtainF thirty firrrp; rpunty rtone roaflj FJ'Od hou>e Fnd oiiiniLildincR. fhorf dlr- P. BrowT., Tindc-r the- r.rm :.;.:..;• ( rnnrf from K*-ti Bonk; (s,f»Ofi. Excellent Browr: & Kltine. W.^ile a reside" ft.'il- TV. A. Hoppiup. KP(J BanV. / ready to use them next fall. ; of Eed Bar.k, Sirs. KJeir.e wss vf-r BEDDING X LANfS.~~" 1 Brddlnir plnnlF. rrrnniumn. ropea, an« active in the affa-r? cf Grace ^'e'.V : mini.. {lt.tl tr.rn P F of ProfessBor and Mrs. liar:-', i > MAX LEON, Proprietor Kentirriv. 114 Nnnmniitii MM-PI Ii na'nk, Allstrom of Broad Ktreit. _ ! OIL STOVEsT "" I Lnrc"t BFPnrtmrnr in ln•': 4- liW-n. IiIimuirem - WilliimWilli i HurlinimnHl .M Ml—»l • last Thursday ti the A'.!cr.-.vr:":i 5lnli_Part^_ri.nn. It.-,! Il,,,k Ifo-JI. Red Bank Steam Dve Works [ "FOR SALE; ~~~ hoEpital, yhrrc he had l.c-f-n n pa- \ Keren-PBesrnrfr Tliandl^r tourlnff ear Ift tient about n mnnth. Kc- htti '! c < r: 4 : 1P21 Fnnl (mirinir cur: li,,th in cood eiJI I (lltjcn: rood ruhhpr. Cnn bf .pen at Tay# working the Roberts i;.r:r. 3i«.": 4- lor'n Garage, Pearl utri-et, Ued Bank. - Holmdel, hut on arrour.t <•'. pr. .r BUNGALOWS FOlf RENT: "— 4 Turn liunc-nlow-B fur ri-ut for Brniiori: ml health he had i<•• quit fr^-rr.•: c ir.is 4 »8I,tl «ml tlir nllirr [«,« furnlFhed. P. F. epring. He VHF "T years c.f. h'..i\ iKTinedy. 114 Miinmnulh Ftreet. rhcrU i 1 r he leaves a •n-idow. He i; s-jrvivcrl 4 l'l'i_L" ' ™ ' Mi'">» ifiL'n-It, Red Bank. FOR SALE. ' by two brothers r.nd n,-iir,ir, '.Y.tf' 4 New }inur.e. rli rrintriF, mndem Improre* being Michael Toriracy' of Run-Fcn mentt. Well Inrntnl near tnirn. pr|ca 4 T7.l.ni>. UHFV tcrTnli. B. TV. Martin, real and William Toomey nnd Mis.f Cir- .Klnlr. ?(0 En»t Tmnt itrert, Krd Bank. rie Tocimey of Everett. Mr. To :r,- 4 Plume HUB. eyn mother, Mrr.. Patrick Triprr.fy, 4 AUTOMOBILE EALESMAN~WANfElC Hieh CIBKF clirriWe drily. Good propew i« E1»O living. 4 Fititin in i-xprrimred iniui familial- -with Mnnmoulli rniintr- Aildrejn for forthp^ 4 rartiriik™ tn Ejrcrienceil Balenraam DIED IN HER 74th YEAR. 4 Main Office: 24 W. Front Street TeL734 draT-fr M. llpd Bank. M«. EU« M. Davia Paa.rJ Avray FOSE NOT ICC OF SFTTI EMENT OF ACCOl'NT Player piano, prartir-aily new: anput 20([ At DfiucKlter'a Home. 4 music rnlln. old rme urttee, Ilvr net! pf r.jii.K 1! llnr' M. ;.r, ii;. ,l,rr>rii> 4 Factory: 76 White Street orand new lii.tnry lii.ok.: 1,1-r, . few aetl • Mrs. Ella M. linvis diwl luo SM- Tel. 1045 of ltuthrr bniinil l>nol:F for .ale. rrenervt urrtay nt the home of hrr duuRhur, 4 j«r». WIF- L. K. Wlulr. Ilaxlrt, K. JM near Chns JM. Chflpman of Atlantic Hailet railrnntl Kntinn. 4 HOUSE FOR RENT TOR THE SUMMERI Her death wis caur.ed Fur rent fnr Junt. July and Aueuet, all* Iry a CereJrra! hemorrlinfrf. Wrs. 4 rnnm hciuae; all Improvement, j B*rasfln •>D»vi» was 73 5'fiire eld nnd the hod 4 larce croundil fiva minute*' walk to rii fiflmm mlnutM to rellroad »ta«on( aD i been livinc »t Atlantic Hiphlnnds nialiadl l^fifl. Eeferenc* ftld »in«e liir.i Novrmlirr. Tho funrril V inn.. A T> ',''••', BOrobrrff , CarmenK p]*ct. jjear gM h»)d Moridny efttruocn et the ,»'NA IK;,'; . Hi KLEUT 4 l " WIL1JAM Ji. J.LY. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. ' JPage_Fiftcen_

1 FOR'SALE. --" •' • BARR.EO PLYMOUTH BOCK -SEMIDETACHED HOUSE FOR RENT. FOR RENT. WA^T_D. • FOR SALE. •-i BUSINESS OVfO Beauty parlor and but her shop for sale. hatching engs; Thompson strain: by set- M.iil location; c-Wit looms, two l.nth:i, Front pnrt of'linui.c and garnBe at E7 Woman anted to do •al ho ork Two hundred and lorty and three Jinlt-a dlstrilnHnr wittit« m«ii nr wutiioti WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Mainnlc building, Highland l'ork, N. J. Una or 100. Mr.. I.oula Solttl, Morimoulh Irnim dinti- in>i,K'-Mi,ii-u. W, A. Hoppiiu:, Norlli IlildK* avenue, Red Hank; nil ira- n B7nall family. Adrlrcai C. II. M., urav.cr hundreil nnd ninety e«u Cyphera Incuba- in) will invest from IJtiO tu f&OU and do- ail, Katolltown. N. J-. phone ^13*:-M. M. Roil niink. (C'ritiiiuud from precedine POEf) Telplmno 32'J]. lili.,,,,. Red Hunk Kin. pr.iv,iaii,t,. n,.w!y ,1,-c..rated. Phnne I'H'J-ll. tors $10 ea.-li; 100 chick Cyplir.rB huv*i-*, tn »t>uru limp. $••:, u. fr.n wrvhly K'*«r- Timoll.y It,l . Mum, ..jnk 1'nrk, Red Rank. ?"» each; utlur pnultry supplies. J. T. tftpil. Wriu m\d iiminj/e lutffview. " (IABACE FOR HENT." I1AHY CARRIAGE FOR SALE: """APARTMENT FOR RENT." FOR SALE AT BELFOKD. | y HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. First Hour apartment, ilvu looms nnd Iiavii, luct box »i, lliiiblanili. I'hone h ulea Co.. ailit liioiid ulrtct. IDS Bricjl' avenue, IUd Ilmik. In very cnod condition, reasonable: ftlio Six room h..u.M-; lot HiISO: 52.R00, I » "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS." Mirlille at;eil woman, white preferred, to liath: nil improvement,!. Can In' itetn uny ? 1.000 ruhli. lt,[|.-,iir,- monthly puymeiitfi. Ni.thiini ,-., l.l I,,; niort; npiiruprinte and fo adults iN.'»-'a "" lOENER LOT, $22S. . i-enrt. 61 I'd era pluce, lied Hank. I'huno (i lilj-H. Il.il Knnk. time nt 6 Riverside nvcnui'. Red Ilnnk. _ Caleb L. I.ul.cr. liilford, H. J. I'lione | nothuii; so welcome an Howers; a bonuct'or ml ho rii-ht pe nil. .FOR SALE. ! WINDOW Atl'I'ciB Home.^diuwer R1, Ued Beiilt. BORO AUTO STORAGE, KeansbtirK 7i,-l-'-:il. Imx of cut tlowern from W. W. Kennedy h .1. He Hnnk. FOR SALE. Sons will Hiirrly corrv imnpincifi with therm room house and linrn, nlaeteen acrrlsao We rnaku a Bueclulty ut clenntnttr: " l-JKNbilED ROOM "TCTRENT. Mechanic tstreet nnd Uluhc Cuurt. Will COW YOU -SALE. 1-OK Itl^Ni. '• lanil, apples, pcacbea end pea , anlace, Bed SIR. Apply lli liroad otrect. I'hono store your enr by tint hour, tiny, week, Good family rut. . ii-ht y.-nrs old. with CENTRAL 'BARKER SHOP, Two or thri-e conm-i-t iiu: rooms, fur- i Knifrn! olllca cteaiitnu, IUt*» lli.uU. month or year. Day and nliilit tier^lce. u-i'i'k iilrl calf: i-u.j.l milli ami butter finv. l''nink Sol.', [iroiirie'or, 71 Monmouth iidicd or unfurnished: all conveniences for! I duck farm; nricu S7,i,0l). terraa. c;aleb fcinti-iractiiiu Kunrantceil, 4 a 181-J Ued Hank. irr. m-Uord. N. J. I'hona 7C-F-31, FilRNlJHED ROOM TO LET. HOUSESl-'OK 'SALE,"PORT MONMOUfH" Walter R. WnMinr. Chanel Hill. Phone street, near Mapl.; ai.:uue. Knpert work- iuht liounckeepiiur; ul-u nitrly furnished i WA»hlnetu •tree),' (Icil Uank, phona Hri. Jo«oph I'lMollc. 11 Linden place, CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN Hnvn Bovernl liouno* for uulij »t Port man 'hip ,at. all time* Hootblack in at- h'i'imiK mimis; i:arni;e fur rent. l'linno (i"4M hoi money lo loan for the purchase of teiidaiii',.. Kvorvtli.m. n • v lint the locatioo. 007-J. Red llunl:. | FOR SALE. Be.) Ilink. Monmouth, N. J. Caleb L. Luker, Bel- WANTED. BANQUET TAlil.F.S I'OK SALE. homea. Apply at The Second National II. IUTZAu7~7 ' , ford, N. J. I'hone Keun^hurt:, 7u-l--ol. Young mnii v.i-li joino cxperienc, to GARDEN i.KEDS TRUCK FOR SALE. Six room bolide ami barn, nlncte Quiintity uf liBimuKt hiK-ftei and %n\An remover of dead animate. Ued Bantt. Tale. bank. Red Hank. fit W,liar's, V Itr-.ad ttrce'., Bed Bank. Iiethlehern li;-ton, ruck and stake lio. '•' land. .. . . nnd yeary n ;; fit"" ns, nil nicely DuiliU'il : nlin fuur-fotifc BORO AUTO 5TORAGL, nice hike. .lust ll f hik jiliona 2G-VV. PARROT CAGE FOR SALE. I,ly to I'.ify I-;. IIKI.'I. nii[>i;rinti'llilpnt, CJ1.I Lar:;e «n,d: of WoodruH's reliable sceili. lectric !iiiht:i ami i.tiirt.-r, in lir.t clr plnce for a chicken li nhowrr tub'rmiivlcto. Irmi Mechanic fltreet and (Jlnbo Omirt. Will mid dm-k farm; pri>- J7.0O0; teriiiH. Culoli luU-h. A pntTut cage for ttale, cheap: In Booil tore, your car by the hmir, day, week, tlakrs, lt!iiii..oii, N. J. We t.e:i l,i faiin'r... market Hardeners and iccbanical coiulitlon. No ren»o ile r.tl i.l wiihh huwl, quantity CHEVROLET TOURING CAR FOR SALE; condition. llnrnard Taylor, 08 Bouth for iiiu.ll fninilv i-.-irdens. Seed kpe.-inlists_. efusoil. N. J. Hui'k, Colt's Neck. I'lio , Id'lforJ. N. J-, phone 75-F-31, ni ilU. \«t of J^rifnlii tnl»« morHh or year. Day nnd uitfllt service. PIANOS AND PLAYERS." ~ 1023 model. Awls' IlaJlam'* Uirngf, strHui.Jled Hank. -lmrjf. (1 t cd ia ^^(M•., ipiantity itnr- You r:,n lil';i;.i |i ml III.III^I. \nlllrs 111 Novcilnk, N. J. ______FOR SALE. AUTOMOIIII.E OWNERS, ATTENTION. RKALTESTATE TOR'SALE."' tU:n t ol.. ii.-t j H GARAGE FOR RE^Nt" new urirl ini-d piiiuo'i lit lllrlmn'R l'llinn CADILLAC COUPE FOR SALE. llarbcr shop tut snle or rent; four chairs, Iviutp >,,.,,- nutoinobilei with Milhuni ninnlo. t«flve-ronm house, in cood <-f| THOROUGHBIiF.D CUERNSEV In l'alr Haven; l)iMi«hty'n Inne, ncjr Main .Sin.p. Ilriiiiinioii'l pl.-ii., (rp.-u- lit town hull), linnet II,".p:,,of tub"*. (luarantced nk'ainst up-to-date shop, year around buiiinc.-H. J. New paint, new rulilier, new battery; tiun ; tivo-Rtt lartr. r than a twenty-penny (f KI-.MIKI, on still- niaiJ, nlonir tmlW TIrlr11«a ny<-\ man lull nr pnrt tfni">. >'flrra. KmnBon, N. J. Bli.J. lied Hunk. Ki>ike. Ailln-s ['. (). hnx :i^:f, Ited_J|ajik. nyone whr> likes styin; price !2oo'. Hn-ry CORN FOR" SALE. MR. FARMER." JC ."lOfti nisli S 2.500, balance cany rl for $Mi to J100 i^n.ittiiciit weekly • WORK WANTED. FORD FOR SALE. Huy your woo! IHII IO'I I nnd fnnn lioil- '..UMIC, resiili'in-e Wayside. I'. 0. Asliury Writ'.: Dr. Judaon, Mnspeth, Long im^; U> PfJI KhuvortJi I'rtidin-iij "0» Two hundred hu^li.-iM (if I'.it- corn, six IOR SALE OR RENT ~ i Day's worli i>r prirt time. AddreBB Work, 1021 Ford cnimo In I I condition. nis nf mi-. I tun in.: J.MI i.ii.in-y. I.. A. 'ark. It. I). No. I. _^ tons of hated rye straw. TIHUIKH T. Vnn- at I.o.-ust, New Jersey, ,m Shrewsbury I-h M. I-'. V. __ __ toilet, prepiihiliona, huilsi-JiuliI m <.'''flhltif t, drn\ver_M, Kcil Honk. Apply to Jamo« I', McCue, 172 Monmouth Hebnicl:, Mlddletnwn. N. J.. plioiu. 71H-.M. llukr. Ilri'lli" iiw-iwo. nml West lrollt river, r.irni-liiimriilnv... six rooms, furnished, SPECIALTY Btrect. Kcd Hank. _ _ ^ FOR SALE ALONG STATE ROAD. - - • • POSITION WANTED. FIVE ROOMS AND BATH FOR S3.500 •Mrn-t. 1'llolH' 1 II - :»-.l. lins, wuti-r, electricity. I.arKC porches. in wrcenhonsi! iiaintinw nnd tTlazinc; also A. forty-rnur-acrc farm, twelve acres of .iihljflli'Ml bu'*inoBfl, Iiitrti-Rrmle Kijnrnn- Wanted, a position us couU; male. Phono HUPMODILE"COUPE" FOR SALE. can be built by Ilnlph II. Sickelu, the car- FOR RENT.. Kasy tii'in . it. r. Creten. LricuFt, N, J. np!>lca, sixteen varieties; ]f>0 peach trees, rl jnr,(liii-tH. i:.M-lu:ii\ c ti-rrilory. Write inintintr. Day fir contract vork. F.sfi- 21H1-M. Eatnntown. N. J. Fnur-pnasentfer Hupniohlle coupo for penter nnd builder nt 81 McLaren utreet, I'our r.i.mi i[|);ui, t, HUP block from i;ra[ie vinnyard". o|pv*?n room hous*. barn for letter oxplnlnhiir r.-orvlliln^. "The W. inle. Inquire of Churles CuppleB, HallUon AUIOMOhll.r. OWNERS, ATTENTION. nates cheerfully iviven. I'eter Titus, hox nnrl • -jaiia! outhiiildiniifl; prire ??.R,OflO. * worth Co., IJ.K I-Hii, V,uv llnv^n. Conn, " A. L. DAV1SON. Red Ilank. 1'lione 1408 for Hpeciflcntioiu. Ilio.nl .ll.rl. :il,-,i,ii hiiil. .lithk- llnlil. K.|ii:t> j."ii' iHitniuubilos with Milburn Goodyear Bcrvicn otntion for solid tirea. ivenue, lied Bank. Kiiti. luitli. I'II-. Ailiil' ; only. Call ID llud- I'lmne 7f.-T-3i. Keansburg. C. L. Luker, FOR SALE. "~ "" DONT RIDE puMeluri'-l'inif ml,,... Gnuranteeil neninst Wharf nvenUf. lied Bnnlt. GIRL WANTED i.,.i, :ivi.niu> I(..(l l:.-,ii!:. FOR "SALE. BolfoH, N..I. Chicken farm, nevcntorii nrrM, has'frulb with a broken winduliield. Urine your car anvlliin^ not la.ri'i- than a twenty.penny Alonrr state road, near Atlantic Hitrh- " STORE FOn RENT. for general housework; must be Rood plain SEVENTY-ACRIi I-'ARM FOR SALE spike. Addr-s P. <>. IK.-: 32:!, Red jlnnk. LADIES. ATTENTION! and berrifH, chicken hniiriir lSxliO frrt, 2^l> hero and let Us put in a new plnte (.'bins. lands, fourteeii-coom house, nil improve- 1 Front hnlf of ntore for rent. Inquire cook. Mn. O. K. Davis, Jr., 191 Maple Miller'.. 33 West Front street, Ite.l Hunk. rill thi- Jtfil 1 J;i 1 • I.- J 0 \ .-1. 11 iuii'1; t'li'iit frilH Klita I!entity .Slinp. Manicuwng, Bham- 'liens ; new ntu«<> carat:*? for thrri. BUNGALOW " ments: lot lr.Ox^.V feet: price ?x.f,0O. A. T. PornmuB or HKent*. ovjnue, Ilcd Hunk. nil'l nlui-l. fio-m: u ill iril i-.i.y l.-rnm; nil looinif, Fii-alp troatments with or without barn nn'l uiunl cut In.ildtnKB • nut a POULTRY BOUGHT AND SOLD. us. Caleb Luker, Belford, N.J. Phone tlnrlt arid rrnp-. Sn- K. M. llnlr-y i Sim. wifh ci'v atiai'i iiK'nt, improvements, ar- r.iy; bobbing, curling, dyeing and Hi use lias nhi" rn.ijnfl, Ixitli, i>Hn- A.LrDASO. " FORDfOURING CAR FOR SALE. Alive or fresh dreattcd chickens hooKht (iood rubber anil perfect runninff order. lihoiip r.-ll-U. Mf.l Himt. tistic l\; i I'iaif, >u're,u,-il; nll-veni- bouse. I'J bleach in if hnir. Ojicn evenii by ap- try, laundry house, col nyutcm Goodyear eervlca Htntlon fur solid tires. or Bold: will pay hot priciv.. J. Uaker, niiniltii J'i stiit ion. Main road and LOANS. electric, hot and cold mlining wntt«r: ten' Price fGO. John X. Wilson. White road, nt. 3^ Wi rly place, Red. Bank, 1 Wharf avenue. Keel Hank. Mechanic street. Red Hank, t'lione 10!)2-J. FURNITURE IOR SALE. Ooiichty Lane. I'air Hnven. Lock box 8. Persons Rcekini,' hinn.4 cr having money minutus' wn\k to benrli, fivo rniriites' ridn KhruwBhury, N. J. O.-ik lu.iii,-.-.-.. nnd di.ik i'oinhiii"d, milt ph_nne 3fi7-M. CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN WANTED—WOOD CHOPPER $f,0. o loan on bond null inortKaKP ore urKed to tn K'pyport. Pritfi ?lfi.000. Cnli-h Taker, LUMBER WANTED. to cut down about .'! '^ twu'.i of timher, liutr.'l, Ihrro-jiii'ci' imiliir Miilf; riuiffi- with •end Tho Register's. Want Advertisements, FOREMAN OR"GARDENER. IJelfrml^N. J.. plmn.* 75-F^l, KmnKbum. ha* money to loan buyem of liomcj. Apply Second hand lumber wanted for hen hot \v;itcr li:ick. (nil fur 1li)rc ilnys lit .^ 1 ?r,0 n^ tit:-t. pnym.nt will secure fi AVurk inp fui'i'rmn or tfunlcncr *>» gcntlr- at tho Second National bank. either dnya' work or enntrart. Apply I). ?i;(lll hit on Milt, lii;.|iv.;iy. near Red Rank: vhcre ojipnrtunitie^ for nuickly fillinti your "DRY OAK FIREWOOD. home, 20x10 feet. Harry Jocko, box 6. Pnrmly, ItuniHon. 'I'eleplnini' 377 Kuimon. Wnllnri- i.t.-.-ot. !!,.,! Il.nil,. '• ' vanln^may Im foiiml. _ _. man's <::-tatf, Uinniuithly cxpcriencpd in nil siiit.ibl,. foi- home or I'Ui'inesH. Edwnrd J. (it'partrneiitH, ri'liiilili- arul ciMnpetunt mnn- Our onk wood is rut in IriiKth" for fiir- " WOMANWANTS POSITION Little Silver. N. J. 1 FURNISHED DUNGAI..OWS a practical nurBf ath, when a nten*Iy fire is iir.t nerdeil, a few 2iJ3 Monmouth Iltaeh, N. J. Experienced in connection nf rnntrcH nml FLOWERS. 1st. 1D-21. Arfilrosa Richnrrl J. Whaltn, 3'Ivo paBHoncer, Ii-:S8-C 2. flood con- provcnii'iii'. en.' nml tul.s; prin- ? 17 n for kitchen ranKC and Inundry tubs, hot and pici'f>a morriinjrfl nnd evciiiiii'H will crently water henlersi; Dunt nprly if JMJII <-:uit lill Sw my t'l-'ani'inn lirfore you buy; bents Nttvosink. N*. .1. ' GIRL WANTED dition. Mint ho Bol.l. 105 Highland ave. tlir.... inniiMis. Mr:. A. P.Ltit, 17 Hni-lii'rii! siivfl your ennl pile Wo nlso have pin« the I,111. Comcdi'luted (ins Co., Ued llnnk. them all. lti.«e, rnuiin-". red nnd Krecn le»f. for Bineral hminewDrlc. Mrs. Frank TlHon, nue, Newark, N. J. avpiiup, lili'lilniiflx. N. J. _ FOUN'D— slab wood for kitnllinK pui-poBC. Oal; itlx 1'rice fr,,(IOO, part cash. Caleb L. 259 Mal:i ulrece, Kcannburir, N. J. GARDENER WANTS POSITION! pin i er, Belfonl, N. J. a fino place to store your car for any woodd. ?l^ for a lau;e triiiitriiii'tt load, pinp $JO,, »» FOR RENT. ~ Amcricnn, wife to niisisl,. Ik-Kt ,if ref- ~~ II- YOU WANT A CAR"QUICKLY . Collie lo .Nelson's, 45 Locust nve- period ut timu; open tiny and night; just ~;ilCHEST PRICES PAID .Two nlx-room cnttiiKen, with or without half off eachh. $11 C.C OO. 11)) . .luhilh i H . Cni.k.Ck , erencen. J. Striken Fowler, care of William FOR SALE. ii block frnm Broad .street; plenty of room JrJr.., Newman Springs nvenue, Keil Hmk, 1 for B'.OTPS of any kind of merchandise. Ad- land. Bryan. I'ort-au-pcck, Lone Branch, ill 'llm Ra'isicr'.! Want Dri.iiitin.iit imill n__Wl..r, S««l,rlBht..Plioiie KenhriKht Ii. FOR SALE IN RED BANK. Gray mix oil Kmrli.*h tweetl cent, black for either indoor or outdoor parkinff. B drem Store, drawer M, Keil Manlt. N. J., phono 35S-W. wi'di. Mirny nro ndverti-cd :it uri.-cr, that I, HIT. now, nnd i Auto StnraKc. Mechanic street and Globe J RHODE ISLAND RED PULLETS. !]I;f l[ liiiu--- '. hix nun nnd bath. " "WELLS DUG AND CLEANED FOR SALE," main- tbpin ri-nl brirniini. I!'' lil 1c lil JO S4; vrry rc;i- I court, Beil Hnnk. ' MONEY~F0R FARMERS^ " ten weeks old June lut, ?1.H1 nnd S1.2T, 1 i VI l|if|]t.. the rlnnr. The Federal Land Hank, the only farm- FOUR-ACRK I'ARM FOR SAKF. 1 TO II1»IF> V O.I mlitiun Q Linden plac at t-onBonnblfi rnlos. C. Holmes. IJox 64. Chandler touiin« car: Difipatch model: nil. '),. Hi ; c a m Calnb FOR SALE. each; nho Jer!tey Block (jintit Ktouk for il. em' mutu.il hank, the net enrninjis ••• : fruit; pr i.-i: til.r.MI. • ' LIVE erty. J !•(.'. JERSEY BLACK GIANT EGGS vith KpririRa, .*r>.Ul); beautiful In im mny, loans money to f firmer ft nn first A i-iiorl liny for rinii'l: Iniynr. W. A. 1I"P- hah-hiiiK- fr..m choice ntock; Jfi-00 per eattlo, calvel, howi nnd poultry wanted. ""GIRL" WANTED. "ASPARAGUS CUTTING WANTED. ~~ FARM FOR SALE. lirnir, ?li0; !ar«e KitH rariKe. feat bond nnd mortKui;n at fr \'-£ per cent inter- Willie or colored izirl wanted for Ren- liiiiK. lilliim- Ri'.l Ilnnk il'J7. . 100; While Cliin.-i t;ci'-ii> nnd Indian Runner -.3 and other smnll articlpn. Apply K. Ituiln, phono 8C7-I!, Red Ilaiilc^ YOUIIR inun wnnti. nspiii-iu;u cuttiiiK or Tiventy-fiM- n.-i.! (arm, no hulldincs; est to ray off moi-tnatr*?"!, debt*, buy eral housework. Apply at onco nt C Litl- 9 FOR SALE, RED HANK. ys. ANin pur*; lirrd Ilnnipshire pit'n. R. nt 28 McLaren utreet, Itcd Bank, on Urick, makn improvements, etc. If your. BEEF COWS WANTED. work of any kind. June ('.mover. Helfnrd, make n fiai- rhiel.iMi funn: extra Rood for denjilnre^ Hod Hunk. fifu-r-n liits r,o -:!.--,.-, r. i t. i ••• ,lii. .-t.-.l. hii-h Campbell, Cliupot Hill, Atlantic Hieh- Tliur. .lay or FrlJay. _ in Monmouth Fat or tli'n: blithest cash prici-n. A. care of Florence Johnaon, Campbell':! Junc- triu-l.. I., t me show it to you. E. M. farm mil you want li-vaibn, nliinn I'linil :ti-,.,.|. ]'i,r the ii^N^r.. n. F.n. I Zlotkln. I'YoelioM. N. J.. plume 4TJ-T.V. ~~ WANTED AT ONCE. Ilaby &. Son, Red Hank. Price 5:1,000; FOR SALE. •etnry for GARAGE TO RENT. Small farm near .lied Hunk: iitnto price. whole, i,*.,Hid i:n--li. Cnli'li I.titiT, llclford. I tei'nti. A" BARGAIN!'" READ! Maple bedstead nnd aprinps, feather bed Mnnmouth county. Send for circular, FIVE METAL BROODING COOPS " Phono 7r.-F-:ll Krnn^.nr,;. Ten room lioust; on Hnmi] street, near ienry C. Wode, l'"arminijda!c, N, J. Phone Thrco-cnr enrnen to rent: live or dead teniiH nnrl full pnrticulurti. Addresa rnrm. LADIES, ATTENTION! Feathfr pillows, dinner d is lies, seventy fept: larsre storage. DH- Urond atrect. lied Danlt. cofit ?,'i'.(io when new. I'cltcn Forms. Liu- I hove opened a :;ln,p at frl White street pieces; buokn; lil>rary, encyclopediao, his- sc-w. 1 Ifillli-Htrci't, Ivitolltowu: urn. nil rriorni, KrriKC. liettL-r look it over. Henry F. tories, edurational; also Btation waunn, ~ ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS r for honistitehimr. Me\ican hemstitcbirjr. FURNITURE FOR SALE. F6RD~MOTOR"FOR"SALE. croft, N. J., jihtuie 7t»1-F-1l, Miilillctown all iniinnvt'iiiiiil i. lut ."illxl- il). (l.-intcil Hylin, realtor, rnnrn 2, RcEiater buildinu. can ho made by Ilnlpli 1). SickelH. tin! car- plain iH'tiiititchini.', iiicotiliir. pleatirif,'. but- ilouble harness ; cheap. 15 Pemberton ave- Furnrd oak .. Asliury- Vnrk. i;rs, box wprinK9, niattresiics, nno full-Hize FOR SALE. - — Ilnnk. ' " i~ RIM LOST. Two connecting furniahed rooms; will and fifty-font front on Inn line. Apply to ' Save a lit tie. (Jet your Rrrnni netal ivory bed, Ret of three Trench mir- rent slnjrly or toiretlier. Apply 180 East Snlllt fine importi'il Hat. coatrd KncliRh FOR RENT AT RUMSON. Rim off front wlicol r.123 nurnnt tour- D. Pncnily, Riimvin, N. J., fur full parlii;- relricvcr imppii'i and rrinvii iln^s; nl::o AUTO TOPS FOR SALE. nniim nnd nil other small plants, i ror a, six other mirrnr.'*, four wire-woven Front street. Red Hank. Second hand nutninobili? toim for toiir- An eiclit room cottape, completely fur- flay beds, bronze statuary, BIX pnintpil Inl auto. Andrew C. Cnttri'l], Ilwmion._ 5 in., fur in nifii-liiii-vy c-li.-ap. Urymi, l'ort. nd windnw rustic baskets with cni II— ' I irur ears and roailstorrt. li! nvenue Red Hnnlc. Windshields our •ppclnlty. .IS Wot All kilHlii or repair work: also pnintlnK UPHOLSTERING. K, Mtclianic Btreet. oft Broad street, Red Victory I'nrk; iniinediate pttsaession for town; roaHiinuhlc rent. Apply at tlio oflice nnd miner tu: a WE DO STAMPING. Hiinimcr heiisun. Addrcsr, Mrs.'B. Jeffrey, _____ P0L1CF DOGS," front utrcft, Red Raul!, phone 102»-f. of SiKaiund Mianer C'o. ^ l! p i UnlKil:itcrint- I roHn:: Tti>st innkr. in pi'i-fort c-nndition; rylini! FARM FOR SALE. Help of any kind enn easily he found POSITION AS COOK DESIRED. ' Rod Hi.nk. nitiiilit nml monacrnnm for your linens W. S. Bray. Holimlcl, N. J. l'hono 27-.I. tlirouirli an advertisement in Tho Regis- style: snitaltle for eloi-tric. attachment: al- and fln-ssps. Hertlm Yarn shop, 20 West Sevcnty-flvQ acre farm or will sell R part. Kiiaranteed in A-1 con'lit inn. Grrmd Middle-need worilnn wished n prisition us m •oom houee, electric, toilet nnd J. G. ESCHELBACH ffl SON. ter's Want Department. 1 1 so tbrep-niinrter walnut lied " . ' Yvont sti'eft. KPCI Hank. Twolv Champion Konjet vnn Hoholuft, TJnu!iI« cook. Best reference '. Ware ! ?, the beit and buy the bent. Pup- ' PAINTING ANtTDECORATING. feet from Main mud bus line. Dultou I'arl. ni-ouii.-i.. 'VIIIT-JII, N. .1. HOUSE WANTED "'" iw Vorfeetion oil lientrr. used very little, Plmne 75-F-H1 Kcansburff. 1 RoBcr Alliflon, pointer nnd dpcnrnlor. WORK WANTED."" fm- Julv nii.l Aujruat: small, eherrf' pien for sale at rensotiablr price* nnd & rnrmly, Ilum.ion. N. J. EXPERT AUTOMOBII.F. WASHER"~ •2.50; thrpi-riimrU'r be.l s]irinK, $2.00. Ap- A WINNER. frw very o^ceptiona] female? given to re- 112 Harding road, lied Hnnk. phono 262. Day's work wanted cnrilir for Inwns, liimso. tliree ndiilts; price refisonahle. In ply Mrs. Charies V. Seott, Ih Eaat West- ANDREW J. HILL, now in rli.iri:.' ,,f iho v.ash .-t.-nnl lit tlir I will teach you a buHincso that can be lialile people on breeding banln. PoUco etc.; al»o baulint- refufe nnd Keneral elenn- Red Hnnk"' or nnyu-here near Rumsnn lill me. Red Bank. DEAD~ANiMAO7 Horn llli'He.i, Ini'., liloln. Court and 711 e- •s ti-ained by notoil German tratner ot Paper hanglne and decoratinsr; Interior inpr. A. G. Crawford, Fair Hnven, N. J.. lino. Address Small Hour.c, drawer II, Red :nrried on at home during spare time. R. Connors, remover of dead animals. nnd exterior painting. 14 Worthley street, !___"'• " rlinnii- Btni'l. C-l j-.uir i-ar v.-a.hnl v.iiik EGGS FOR HATCHING making $10 to %'li>% a week,, without hard reasonable fees, Strnnprheart Kennelp, Wsynlde. N. J., nhonei WaVBlde 340-F-16. Hank. _ Red Bnnk. Phone 1415. t.i lb Ei Cl iti Ennton avenue. New ilrunawick, N. J« TWO FURNISHED ROOMS nti' from Single Comb Rhode Island Reds; haby lorlabor.. Either sex. CompletCmpl e str ctions DOCK AND BULKHEAD BUILDER. JOBBING OF ALL KINDS.' L&MONT A. DUKE; ehix • and the Hist nnd 28th of May; 50c50 . EasterE n AdvertisinAdii g SService, Bridge- Telephone 1443-W-2. for rent, with privilege of linht hriusckeep- APARTMENT TO LET. plunibinjr, hoatin^r and tinninc. Furnares Portable docks and floats u specifilty. Let me rlo your small jobs, carpenterln?, Four rooms nnd both. i:as, electric licht>, stock for Rale from the same and water, Mass. Lock box 53. in?: Improvement^; Kood location, near loves nml rnnccs. Corner Bridtro iiveniii tabln fowls. AHdrcns Mrs. V. VanDorn, DAHLIAS OF MERIT. A. S. While, 28 Oakland.street, Itcrl Dank. painting, lawns, garden. Prices reasonable. Broad street. Cull nt 4S Wallace street. steam hoat.^'nt IS Mechanic street, ln- FARMS WANTED. AmbasBador, Amun RH, August Jobnnon, Phono Red Bank 727-M. nd West Front street, Red Bank. Phone Half-Mile rond. Red Bank. WIRE WHEEL SERVICE. Red Bank. riiiire of J. I. M,,n,.l.y, in East Front Have city clients ready to buy farms In Baahful Cinnt, California Siipnrbn, Dakotn, street. Ileit Bank. I'lione 7". 1DS'J-.J. Wire wheels rebuilt. John H:.nson, 42 SECOND-HAND CLOTHES BOUGHT. CARETAKERSWISH POSITION. " FOR RENT. Monmouth county; also lota and town Ks t her Holm as, Francis Lobclrll, Grinly, Pli 1300 One largg e ielyy furnished roomr ; also properties. Tor quick results list your Hercules, InRulindn. Jersey'a Pride, JUIIETB West Front street. Red Bank. Phone. 72-R. Men's only; must] he In good condition. Man rind wife wish position on privnte HOUSE WANTED7 nnd ask Luke Longhead to fill your wants. Small furniliiil linos - amirtment; malll room with 11mth, in private family. property with Kay K. Stillmnn, Monmouth Warsan, Kitty Dunlap. Lady Bttty, Jlnbel SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPIES Call at I. Kerbcr's, 163 Monmouth street. place O3 rnrelnker^ To!- the nummer He is nn eflicient- worker and his charges County real catat", Eatontown, N. J.. care Red Bnnk. phono S72-.T. months. Addrena CnretnkerK, drawer M monthly rental, r.'nsi,liable. Address with Would Kive breakfast if desired. Near Thatcher. Maripo^n, Mfphistophplen, Alex for sale. Inoulro Ellialeth Ward, 87 small. Twenty-five cents will tnk I'ust Front hti-t'i't IUK1 \ui. 3G 1 lircck- Stiilman Farms, State Highway. Waldie. J\Irs. I. DeVerWnrner, Mr. Crow- RED BANK CLASS WORKS. Red Bnnk. full particulars lo Mrs. Dutr. :',1'J Cent.ai thirty-woi-d messngo Into over 7.000 Broad street. Fret-hold. N. J.. phone 2-1B-J. avenue, Pnint Plcnsunt, N. J. -ton aviMinr?. UPI] Hnnk. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. 1*7. Mew Moon, Isnm Shadown, Princesa "~ PIGS FOR SALE. If your window p,lno!i is broken, let us LOTS OF LOTS! " ~ homes. _ n Pat. Rcsii N«H. Itnnkivnod. Supt. Amyrhn. "POOL TABLES FOR "SALET FOR SALE AT CLIFF WOOD DEPOT. Twcnty-eik'ht acre furm, eifiht-rcom Berkshire rind Jersey Red mixed: (ill put It In for you. aH West Front street. I have a mojt wnnderful list of lots for ROAD STAND FORfSALE". Emperor. If. S. A-. Wizard cif OT:, T?e,| Red Hunk, phone 102R-J. Four 11123 Subway tnlih::i for r.nlo nnd Eiixhl-rooni hmiac, cellar, chtrkrn house, lioune, liot water heat, electric and phone, nlacn. M. Gnireila. Everett road, lloil Hank. snle in nny locntion deiiireil. Some choice Alooj-T State road, !2x.'10. cfisoline tank :n lots, &0xl7">, on cornnr of CHiTw overlooking Snriily Hook bay; apples, Pinnet, Chnctnv. Unelc Sam. Ktirl Wil- linrKnins. W. A. Hoppini-. phone Red nlflo sixty new movtnj: picture chairs with liam?, Jean Charot. Qvrr There, Yellow ' ASPARAGUS CROWNS! PILING AND WOOD FOR SALE. town water, electric liKht: lot frontcfrc avenue and Locust street. S 4,500, hnlf ppeaches, pears nnd asparagusp , alongg: the Honk 307. iron Bland; nl-o „ |,,t of furniture. 10S 2C0x12:i. 1'or particukirs Bee Caleb' L. Num. Larn Crfed, Lnrldie. Klbrron HrtiU- Palmetto npparaRun crown* for sale. About twelve ncres, black oak, white t CaleClbb Luker, Belford, N. J. stattt e concrett e rondd . ?2 2002.0000 . CaleClb Shrewsbury nvi-^ue, Ilul Rank. Luker. llclford. N. J.. phone Kcansbure 7S-F-31 K ty, Canary Bird, Hdln. PalcnnW Va\\*y Thoma«_S. FJeld, Red Bank. Phone I09-J oak nnd hickoiy; on Red Bunk-Everett WORK HORSE FOR SALE. Pho b Luker. plmne Ko burfr T5j-F-31. : WORK WANTED. '. Andy (Jrump, Winilclil .Sfocorabc . FOR SALE. rond. K. M. Haley & Son. . Good heavy work liurre for sale reason- ALONG STATE ROAD. ^FAMILY AUNDRYWORK . y p, fl . Sra. able hecnuse owner bus nn UPO for horse. Farmer, riarrieil, <->.pi-rieneed in dairy, FOR SALE. are scarce nnd in Brent Grocery nnd butcher Hhop; also n large "ATTENTION! I have for sale parade biiRincss known Family wash, wet, not exceeding 25 Varieties liste Atiehael Coibett, I^tterKon avenue, Shrews- fruit, mid irener.'il furniiiiir. Hesl of .refer- Five metal broody coops with yards at na the "MitWletown Gjirage;" oiso ^2x37 pounds, 75 cents; ouggh .dryy wash,, G cent dmnnd. Plne youy r orderd r nt oncec,, 51.551.50 Icebox. 107 Went Front Mrcet. Red Itank. If you want your car fixed quick just bury, N. ,1. ences for past t'.vcuty .M-nrs. Address box call 132R.il. Folder's repair shop. Ford spe- (ached; in perfect condition; rat and wease Toet, Jot 50x185. Everythinc comnletc. per pound. Rough drd y wnsb nndd flafltt work per Krecn plant. WhyWh pay more?? CnnChh If. A. II., drawer M, Red Hank. with order, delivered post paid, Other GARAGE FOR RENT cinlliit nnd general repairs. POSITION WANTED. ii f; cost J.-,.0O. will sell $2.SO. Feltei Pricr e $6,000. C. Lukor, Belford, N. J. ironed, 7 cents per pound. Hand ifoninfT at 12 Spring utrfot, Red Rank: ?o.00 per Buckeye luciibntorr, and Bioudero. •nriii. Liiierofl, N. J., phone Middlctown Ph 75-F-31, if desired. Jersey Coast Laundry, West sanctions from 3rf» vnrletie^ made up in HORSES FOR SALE" Settled woman wnntr, position dofnfr month. Phone Red Ilnnk !H6-J. .Sswdcy. eookinc nnd housework. Ttlouirn nt Inst All silos ot incubator!. from 1)5 to 600-. •ni-r-ii. j Front Btreet. Red Bnnk, phone 204. collection* from S2.00 up. Elbernn Dnhlla Three Rood form lint-Hen; on the Louis FOR SALE. Gardens, "Box 261, Elbcron, N. J. CAS RANGE FOR SALE. house on ensl side of Navcsink a\emie,' ew: capacity; nl:;o coal hlirnitl^ and- oil LIGHT SIX TOURING, Beautiful dininc room suite, solid oak; HOUSE BOAT FOR SALE. FirBt claas condition; will pell cheap. Bry farm, Red Hank-Everett road, or sec luirniro: brooders: nil niren nod styles. E. M. Haley, pliono G80-R. Looks new. tine condition: nlpo Chummy Ifiven pieces, nnd four-lnirner «as ranse House boat, 20x52 over nil: 18x40 Apply 13d Shrewsbury avenue, Heil llanlt. Fred II. WikilT Co., Red_Rnnlt. '_ /ith oven and roaster. Phone 261, LonK WANTED. ' WANTED At" ONCE7 FOR SALE. •nails tor. makes Hfl miles per hour: ench house; four bedrooms, lare*^ Hvinff room, SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS" ?300. liuiuiri* Pavis. Wednesday or Friday Branch. Ocean avenue, corner North Bath kitchen and. dining room; one of the heat Old maps of Middlesex and Monmouth' DUCKLINGS FOR SALE. • Want to buy fliniill houiie in or nenr Red The II ve-pasRpn.Ter tourinjr car of tbe late J. II. T.nfrenlere. Apply at Floyd K. Re.iiitiful revorsibli! rut';i made from old nicht. Mi Second nvenue, Atlantic Hi avenue^ Lonpr Branch, N.,J. on Barnecat Bay. Will sell at a sacrifice. While Pekin ducklinBJ". Mr>. M. II. Bnnk; with some improvements. Address counties, lfiGO find previous. Ad dress G, Kcnrncy, Whlto ntreet, Shrewnbury.^N. J. Brady's. Fair Haven, N. J., phone Red cnrpetB and chenille nortli-res. Write for ands. N. J. Apply Ro?a M. Clayton. 102 Anbury ave. House, drawer M, Itcd Brink. LOOK, TOR SALE""ALONG STATE~ROAIX N., drawer M, Red Rank, Tlnnk riRCt-T. circulars. American Iliti: Mnmifuctory. 21)6 FLOWERS FOR "SALE. Two and three-quarters acres, six room nue, Ocean Grove, N. J. Phoiw 2G77. MASON CONTRACTOR. 100 PIGS FOR SALE. Verinmit_sli^et._lnlc chfiip. Thomas Y. hend,_N. J. _ nd:;H- .inly. Ileferei-reM. Call 25 Klin Bertha Yarn .Shop, 20 West Front street, eit y. ?S,00 0. Ensy terms. R. C. i. c. 5. "SALESMANSHIP COURSE H. J. place, Red Hank, or phone lOHIi-.l. St____olmdel, N. J.,_R. V. D. Ued Bank. cten. Locust, New Jcfscy. for snle: complete International Correi- FOR SALE. POSITION" WANTED. "M'ONMOUTIl CARPET CLEANING CO. RED BANK GLASS WORKSi FOUR LOTS FOR SALE A hnlf-time job, morninKs preferred. PIANOS AND PLAYERS. pondence Echon] course in snleamansliip. Barred Hock bnhy chicks. Ihreo iveekn Huns slmmpo I. dyed and repaired; A GOOD INVESTMENT. at River Plar.a on Foster avenue. Inquire Cnll or write, Mrs. Adi'lln Tnylor, .F.-iton- Double hnnse, Kcorl location, neflr ntn, We Bell, buy, exchange, rent, tune, re- costing over ?l00, sell tor S.30 cnsK This We make a specialty of Rlasg tops for old. Upper Broad fltrcet. Red Bank, phone weavers of old rui-s nml enrpets, nlso rac pair, electricnlly rlcan, varntsh and polish Mrs. Jirnm H. KinK, Jr.. 61 Main street. inWil, N. X, cine Lenk Nirkins, South Ent- tinn; now payinK 1- per cent on prict iiiclmle-i all individual instruction from furniture, tables, fliileboards, chifTcnicrn 81 -K. runs. Bench Una,I. Nimnioutli Reach. N. ' nos of all makes. A. U. Dirhnn'a Piano Kcyport. N. J. rhon_ 1S3-W. onlowii. N. .1. . asked for property. Henry F. Hylih. real T. C. 3. headquarters as well na fount! text ind china elosets. 38 West Front street. FORD AUTO FOR SALP. .T . phoin- Monnii.iith Beach 221",-.T. tor. room '2, Register huildiniT. phone 743, Showroom nnd Repair Shop, Drummond books. Write A. B., drawer M. Red Panic. iSODEpOTsODEN," YOU CAN SAVE GLASS HEADQUARTERS. place. Red Rimlt. riinm* DI!3. Red Bank, phone 1023-J. In Rood condition. AddrpKB or call on Red Dunk. __ USE ELECTRICITY. Patrick Curley, Holmdel, N. J., ricnr Daniel contrartors nnd uuililers: nil kinds nf Job- twenty per cent, if ynu buy your stove or hinir done: will furnish material if dejired. All Bir.ei of finirb- mid dotibk- ntrcneth . • FOR RENT We will wire vour house, furnish flx- Ely'n. _ rnnue of L. A. Duke. nt. the corner ,-f CAR WASHING MY SPECIALTY. Soden &. Solicit. Lincroft. N. .1. Hridtre nveniie nnd West Front street. window class. Plnte Klaus windshields our at Locust, New Jersey, on river front, BIX turpH,- also oppllances, with twelve months $25 REWARD. specialty. Miller's Hardware Co.. 33 West I KUni-nutrc you a satisfactory job. I.e room fiirnishiMl bunKilriw., CJas, runninwr FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Phone 10SH..T. i<) pny. Equal payments, no interest, no Lost or Btrayed, Dachshund, Friday, Cut in nny kind of Icnatha, sold by cord PAPERHANGING Front street. Red Rank, ribonn 70-.I. i; prove my ability. Charles A. Jones writer, tele-phone ennncction. Front and money down. A postal card will brinR and cellinirs prepareil, nlso cnlcimlned. i-Npci-t aufomiihile washor at Born Iluspc:' and half cord. II. RItzau, Ued Bank, phono FOR SALE: TO LET. rear porchep. ?:iOD f()r • season, R. C. our representative, Nfwman's Electric April 11th, urnnll yellow IIOE ; nolid color Henry Salt, Lippineott form. Little Silver. IIH-.. (ilolm Court and Mechnnie street, 2J1-W. _ . A blue and white homesniin bedspread Three-room npiirlmeiil, furnished. forllKht Grcten. Locust. New Jersey. Shop, Dept. D., Belroar, N. J. Phono Bel- il crooknl IOI,-H. Upturn to E. D. Lenll!- N^J.^ phono Red Bank 235-M. in fine condition, over one hundred ronr* Red Hank. • mar 116. ' FOR RENT. housekeepitii:: also Inrrc front, room: nil FOITSALE. " hon. Midilktown. N. J..,phono 795-M. FLAT FOR RENT. old. Also a sliifle Poisley slmv.l. Phone improvements. Address W Tbrockmor- LOOK. Desirable apartments for rent. Apply at 27-.T Holnidol. Twelve portable fici-ecm; three BJ7.nl 30 IMMEDIATE CASH. the ofllco of SiEraund Eianer Co., Red Six rooms, (ill Improvements. 1B2 Mon- ton nvenne. Red Ilank. phone 1M7. I Imvo frtr sale three inrRe fnrma only im:hes anJ nine air.crl ^-1 Inches; very pood "Why not noli for immediate cash all un- Bank. mouth street. Inquire J. TIFiorc, 12R INVESTMENTS! one, two nnd three miles from Red Bank. rondiiinn. Also Violot Jlny Ilenulifn mn- roquirod effects. Furniture, nurplim fnrm RED BANK GLASS WORKS. FLOWERS FOR CRAVES. Trices riKht; terms can be made. Caleb : Shrewsbury avenue, lied Hank. Opportunities for safe and profitable In- ehine, good HR new; reasfiiahle. Dl Peters crops, unused machinery nnd prnetically • ATL. DAVISON. I will lia\i< a larfce us-icivtment of (lowers I,. I.ukor. Ilolford. N. J., plione 75-F-31. Glnss conttnrtiirn. Window, plnte, mil" "~ FOR RENT. vestment mny be found bv rendinp the of- fur sal" ill Hi,' oitram f Creerii.-ri.ve place. Red JJnnk, phone fili-R. any other article can be (told quickly by Commercial body huildrr; hodiea nnd ferinc-n in Luke I.oiiEhcnd'H department of Kcnnsbure. rotv ribbE';s, avenue, rorni.-ily tin- stun' in-opcrty (if K. AWNING "AND CARPET" CLEANING^" Man nnd wife would like to fiharn part housework nnd help witil children. Hood Monnioutli county list them with Caleb I.. REETBANK LAND FOR SALE! Mn. Frank Conk. 10 Connl otroM, Red elc. l,:ir..'e sink to select from. Samuel M. Unley. Will sell nt n ImrKnin: terme. Awning-"", boat covers and curtains, car- of house with private party. Address Pri- home, hie wnKCa. Telephone. Atlantic J.ulur. llclford, N. J.. phono 75-F-S1. K. M. Utiley & Son. Red Hnnl;. pets and ru[»n cleaned, rcourcd and stored; Hank. Sunrt.:, II West. Front, si reel, onposite Kpansburi:. Suitable for quick development; 403 feet __e_Ta_rly, drawer M, Red Hank. IURhlnrid.1 2112. _ llioiid street, R.-d Hull;. pbmi>- i:',R7. v matt re s sea re novateU nml made to orJcr; A. L. DAVISON. " FOR SALE ALONG"STATE'ROAD. DRESSMAKING "~^ layinc of enrpota, ruga and linoleum. Es- on Pearl street ami 400 (coi. on Control FOR SALE CHEAP. HOUSE TO RENT. HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. hy McDowll praihuto; fit and stylo Kiiar- Commercial body builder; bodies nnd Large window frames and doors with Ten roomn. all improvements, nt 111 Six ncros, nine mom bouse, cellar, twi timates cheerfully civon. Rat iaf action jivenue, I&0 fict ilrrp. Apply to Romfii pprinss repaired. Wharf avenue, Red rtni'ied Hock hulehini: cites by the »et- .rni tanks: all kinds of berries nnd fruit anteed. C'hildrpn's d re:' sea a ppecinlty. tnmrnnteed, Knnborn'a. Gi Whito etreat, sashes complete. Apply corner Broad Tliverside nvenne: best scenery on the timr or Itundreil. Also IVhil,- Pekin ducks y\lso lnnkpr or nrliticinl flowera from Don- Unit hers, -TJ> South ronrl street, Red Bank. street and Lerov plnce. Red Bnnk. river. Joseph Sesta, 132 lliveiiiido ave- near station; price $7,000, part cash fled nnnlt. Phono a2-H. nii.l [>ii. Fiiono 807, Red WANTED. 23-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. Living Room Suite For Sale. provements. Apply Mrs. Mnrcnret Con- New furni'.licd bunenlow nn lot r.Ojlon White, for ceu nil hovi'..work ; two in tvk\ new truriiKr. onoln^tMr perch. awniri:»: Ilcnk. Married ninn vaiiti'd tn work on farm One mile from Kntoutnwn post office, nil impruvrnieiits: Ittcntcil on BtfttP road in nors. Ti7 Linden plnce. Red Bnnk. feet: nil imprnvements. near he.ich and family; rood horn.' nnd rood salary: refer- Thrce-picte ninlioKim/ !ivin« room suite, near Middlolim-n; house on farm fm- I pood nix-roum house, utram hfiit. Pnm\ Hod rtiink. near stntion; nootl invpntmcnt nt PIGS FOR SALE. WINDOW GLASS. river. Mrs. I''rnke. IU North !\laiti fltreet, i-nre. Phone II1D-M, Hod Ilnnk. or n.ldreits nutbuildhiKi, with or without stork; in ITooil condition, price fl5. Can bo necn Six wfrtn old nl>t». Mldillntown Sloclt Address, ntntiniJ: ivnKcs expcctcil, Henry C J9.000. Ttcminmil)!^ navinfilt down anil All sixes carried In ntock. (ilnzlnc done Y.nini; Woirnll. drawer II. lied Hnnk. Mrlean. Red Hank. I'houe ;7u-l-'.14. KDipei, fruit, nml aspani^ii'-. \\ M. ilnlcy nuivlenifp tor linlmicc. Aurly T>. W. Will- nny time nt Mrs. Willium H. rrnncia'n, 48 Tnrm. Thoninn p. Tield, Ued Hank. Phone 'PORCH ROCKERS HATCHING FC.CS. at reasonable prices. Photic 70-.T. Miller's. Miildli'tnn-n. _ _ A_Son. phono lloil Hunk fiSO-lt. Kir.f. 2 Ilroail «lvort. lto.1 Ilanlc. Newman 'SprlnKa ruail, ti-W-hiinu 1103-R F, »0-J. anil hammocks; Inrce stuck to select from HEMSTITCHING. 33 Wo(> per htm.lred nl HOME P.U1LDER AND MILLWORK. Mrxirnn. uiilc, iiicntimr, i:o]il and nilver; Itcd Hank. Trout street, opposite Mroad itlrcel. Red i\!any plans tn rlim.se frnm or will estl Hoi air li.-nl. IIIIL n. map ..ml nliuut If your car Is wanned nt tho Iloro Ilii»r.», Two Inritn roonm, lialh, Unlit, heat, fuel: farm: no mail ..rd-c :;clierh's, Chapel thrcp in-ro^ of Innil. nonr Miitiwnn. N. J. Inc.. wash atand. Chnrlea A. Jorea, expert Bnnk, plione tHH_. _ _ _ Hill Poultry I:IIIII. I'bnpel Hill. N. .1. main your plans. Hcreenini.-, porches, trcl pinkinfr, plait ini:, nineliino cmliroidcry. all convenieticci. 47 Merliniile street, one Use. nnd p.'idi IIIU-J. Fciirinir. llol- ^YOUNG GIRL WANTED]"" h FARM IOR SALE. Homla nml nov.-ltics r, mlc at, tho Handy 1 lileck from lirnad r.treet. Red Bank. "GOOD FARM~ilORSE FOR SALE. 1,. ('oo!;. :t7 Siiiisct nvenue. Red Ilnnk ir inutiiifr I1 homt nml smoll wnseii, 7S-F-1S. West Front street. I'liomt 10H".J. Anderson, owner. ' p I rood, box ini!. I.IIIHT llrniieh. N. J. Imth; eliTtrie liiilita. iinwly decorated; all N. .1. _ c, Knloiitnwn, N, cook only in privnle family; be- avenue, plione SS3-H, Rod Ilank. WANTED ' LOTS FOR SALE AT KUMSON. FLAT FOR RENT. OvoratufTeil furniture, t'liahimi!!. Blip cov- nents : ideal location. Kenu> flvcniie iin pon. N. .T. Wll.nn. 5.1 Mnple nvomip. He,l nmilc. Dry Clrnnlnir Work". II Mechanic street. tion cases ri'i-''i\,- in-imiiit attention uith framon, trimniincs. II. ChiirU'n furniture mnn> place, Fair Ilnvrn. Phono. lied Ilnnlc if possible. Adi-i'ni Hent Wnuteil, ilrnwc Btore. li'.l Moiimonth ntrot1!., Rtvl Bn k. near Ilrond ulreet. I'hone 103-11. William results. Din' nnd nielli service. Phono -1. M. Rp.l llnnli, plant. T. IT. Stilr% 121 Hnrtllntf rond. BRONZE TURKEY EGGS PEDIGREED GUERNSEY DULL. " Ontrov, proprietfir. for Bale nt 35 cents each. Mnffnolin Farm. Pedfjrreed (Jucrn^ev hull for n«t CJcnnlng Co.,, Money to loan on bond and mortRrnffe. Rmnll vrfi l^ovntor, lined only a alinrt llcht housekei'tiini-: iiiuMiiveinents: oppo- Rr.l Hank riv 1lcinily in sunn of jnot) t ,rl< > nnlen oak (liniilk- rnoni Hiilte. tnhle, »or sale. Write (or price lint. I.ow«.t Corn ..n tlm ear fur mil..; four I,, p. mv. The r-hnriiK for ndvi-rti nenls In this ~" KHAL ESTATE. ' ~ SEWING MACHINES. 'I thun t\Mi t liniisii ]i,l milri; has cub and ••"" TITLE KXAMINERT ~ alili'lumril. al.t i-lmii-n, !-'• • ehll.l'ii lilvli rrlee« Klven. Alfred Grlnltln. box 173, rll* nml hflt drlvpn forro pump. A. Hit cli- department of The Koiihitor ii 2r> ceiitn Hulf Inline for rent, tliree rnoms down- AH tlia latest Improved fltcctrlo [inrlahW • take body; a h.iri'niii at. S M 7!, |,. ,,uiek llfltor be mi'p tlinn Htirry. Hofnrn vou chair, crili. two tin »nih (nhi. copper witah lied Ilnnk. olT, Prlvot Jlrdfto Farm, lircl nnnk. for thirty words or lcs«. A low cost for stairs, fiiur leilrooni", wutcr, ehvfric, hilfh class service. _ buyer, .li.hu Nel -in, inini River. N. .1. buy lvfil estate, h.> pure tn have thn title* lioiler. aet of Mn. Tntf-! irona, ntao other Slnuer Bowlnir ninclilnnfl, motor Mtu )i«il, TINF. LOT. »4O0. HOUSE FOR SALE. ~ irns: centi-allv lorrited: rent. *:Ui (•l'nri-lifil, nnd he »u re t <• »i>n Wrmm W. tliiliKs: all very r<-aa»linbl«. Trlrpllano FLATS FOR RENT. G. A. MILLER, Old mnchiiirn taken In eichnnua. (lash vt Close (ci stale hlKbwny: nood nelrhbori". Ten yrnrn old, jrond workrr. (rentier nli inoiith. A. I,. Ivin.i lurenry. ltenister liullil- Kii^'-, tit|i> cxfimiiirr. fllylin'* real cninto _lni!l-!t. lied Haul;. Four and nix rniimi rind hnlh. rll Im- builder nnd r.-nciid ruiilriiclor; pnliltitilt iinr. Ueil Itanl.. Kilwnrd J. O"llrlen, 10 Mnnmnuth itroct. apt of linlnoaa. John Wnlah. Ot-rnn Vic iioni 2, Rnilttor buildins, Jtci! lima ptiymentn. Hamntltchlrm do no v/h(]» proveoie-ils. Apply HI Haul Front street. mill d iraliur. Wall paper for sale. G. I.A11IF.S "WANTED' hed flunk. N. J. Cnll Mrs. Joarph, Atlanllr. II. HEADQUARTERS k. you wait «t fling«r Bhap. (ieares VVcfid*, Red Bnnk, The Land and I.onn Cii., Newton A. Milt i. Comiilon nnd church short i for census wurk in Ued Hank mid vicinity; O. F. HILL. COOK RANGE FOR SALE. for new farm wlm.mii. ahelvlmn. point T»LNYEK IMANO I1ARGAIN. iinl.t lie neat, refin-d nil'l plenHimt ronve-i'- Jr., B8«tH». 29 Monmnuth itr**', K*I Dorenut'i, president. n..|f,.id._N. .1. Ph.me K p.hnrir DH-W. lioiliei. swivel li-.-i'-i, yol.es.lbrond linn »" rlumlflnsr, heatlnii nnd * t!nn!n? It) all No. 7 rook rrniirp: npvor lippii nnpil, for "IVrfoiM" liesiTihc-t cvrry ilptnil of thift natioiinli.t. Nn peltinit; elrrlcnl or anlea Dank. CADILLAC" FOR SALE. " - i(^t n[.;N1'_ tile.. WlirHv. rii.-ht. nn,I I'lin-I.^mitli. M branches. TH Wnsillde avenue, lied Ilnnlc. lint nnti-r holler: prifp |l!0. Apply .lojppli pldwr. Nut a liinr on Mie ninhOKiuiv enne. rl"'iie 121 R. _ A 1014 tourlmr for pule, JlliO; suitable Two nimrlineiiti, imilly funilslied, for KPIIPV * Hon. F.nsl. Fieeholil. I'honr M< Tlif jli'tiim I* KlIHIMIltfi'tl. i:VM\ ii the lin.'fl 11,, •, tlime uh'iliir full d'elnlln. i 11 .• 1.., 1 i.. ,_• , ,'. Onder, lit IlprliPrt utriiet, Itivl Ilnnk. for truck or engine fur niotiiilinnt. Apply I'-•.!! livi'hold. lll.'lll ll.'|.,'l" , '.,,, ,,.!,. ,,,!,,.[ H, ,.•, t-rmi. Tustink'*". "Pi-n !r>nii;ht. 14 lieiience. sinKlo or ninri-icfl, niul iinlnry PV- WAr CHAUFFEUR WANTS POSITION. Diiiulnle Anum, baker, Hilda,, avenue, It,.,] READ THIS. ri,th"iid e.hili.oi nod liu.t line. hupii,,. |;-,r. LOST. M.iuniKiitli stroe-t, Kril fliink. Another one peeted will tin cmuiilrrril. AildrnM Cull- 1 One-hnno enrt wanted, nNpninjrun cart Chauffeur, private, ni,'P(l SI!, tnnrrlcd: 14 Ilnnk. Phone 14211. nt 'Xl.V tldeiilinl. drawer M. liprl Ilnnli. Tlia on!} ntittf six room hmmea In ttn'i Iirrferrcd. Wrllo to V. II. Miller. Katon- yearn' rxpi'i Ipnro; . 1. ' V.. Vnlloy C'ntlniic. Now York, llm 47 HOOFING. ^ "HELLOM" Let us liejniir burlier. Wo know bow SK tine lot'. I-III'II tn\2ll() I'ei't, .otitli- • I!•<••• - i-lilil and iinrnn. ltennnl If reinrni If ymi int.Miil I.) re-roiif or repnir with • lerlrln lli(lil«, Mwur cimini'llim, tunntilK REI'AIRS OF ALL KINDS " reimlr ra'Mntorrt, miiddilariTn. honda, FOR~HENTi to please. Kxprrt tolisnrlal nervice. Cur- em I'MIOIOIIC, i",friittoim!ly tin,' foe chi, 1 in to Mn. A, 1'elllt, 17 lt.irhiric iivenil Aitplmlt nliiwtlfi "r roll r.ii>nnir '«-<• im b.'- lamp,, .ind dr. Wi «••!! n I wo furni«lied nionn in an attractive enn lie ilntio. bv »nlllnu on Itnlph II. Elrk- wnlk nml "Hor Imttiinii n.DOO f«»t In unit chln'i Burlier Shop, Second National Bunk rnii.llur. ?'>lll tor III.' siv. Eoiy ti i ins, llil-hlnndi, N. J. fi.r.' lmyim: OIUCWIIPIT. UV nn> dent.-r^ in rnclinlnr for n !•'< fur «t4.5» Hint rlni-c. :• Newmnn HpritiKB r»md. phono Hcd rln. the rnrppntrr nml ImlMc.r, nl M Mc- i<|. bulldliiK. Upnlnlrn. Ail'lics I'lii.'ti.'ii•;. diau'.'i- M, ]l,.,\ Itanl.. i' ni- mill • 'i II n h mil rmllnlcir that limit freew. \V« IliitiU 12D-W. I.nron nti-out, Kod llnnli, phone MOH IOR SALE Clll-AP. h irh •ml A-ilih:i It Sin F "OGDEN MfCLASKKY,"'" LOOK Al.ONU SIAir. HOAI). ull, It .M.flnjr. \\'«• ,. h:\ If tlu* sell I'ireHtonu (in.I other liinltes of tlr.i. I'olnlo plnnli-r, ron, plmiler, sprli u nn FOR RENT. ROOMS IOH HENT; fllatr roofer; Mil ronfii eottted nnd ninde I have fur in!,- a one-stuiv ,'oiicrele win farm ivnurm, l)i.p,-iir; hal-.i-'l.' fit ' ninti'iiiil. I'rict'f i an d omn ullli ntrnw nnd prlvato linth. *:1.1UO, ?::,llim c,,..],, bolonc,- moi li-oi-c. ilv en., 'j lit : ntor Worki. lt;l Wut Front alrecl. Hod lerlnl for enlo. 133 Hudson ivvcmie. Hod l-i'lii.l. It..il.', <;l.!in.i(ii p Fnnn, lti\er«l, iil'l 'o.ulh it i f•ul, !'»' rtl i An Mfa. HoIEinan. ,.—r _ Hank, $livna 1171, licit I>«,ik, pliona JSS7, llrimd street, Ittiil Dunk, l'liono 332, Honk, (diono 400-J, .._..- Utlcli I.ujicr, nliono 'iti-l'-jl, Keiin.lnirK, .ilrilf, HBII Iloull. b K. J., phone DO 7. •-. RED BANK PEflTRTBtt. MAY 14, 1924. Page Sixteen pull up in a farmer's cornfield and NEW BERGEN PLACE HOUSE. A BARGAIN FOR THE THE RED BANK REGISTER. they are acting aolely for public Harry B. Hayei it Building If » FARMER! JOHN H. COOK, Editor and Publisher, welfare in seeking to kill every an Inveitment. Must move within the next two crow in the land. GEORGE C. HANCE, Associate Editor. Harry B. Hayes of Branch ave- weeks K>0 tons pulverized Lime- • • • 1 Business Manager: nue, who is an electrician, is build- stone, finest quality, analysis guar- CONTRACTOR THOMAS IRVING BROWN. Yet somehow the United States ing a house as an investmi'iit i>n anteed. Price $9.26 net ton in cloth Telephones ;• -Red Bank IS. department of agriculture holds a one of his lots on the north side bags. Ca^li, on your truck at Rock- Ited Bank 1300. somewhat different idon. This de- of Bergen place, between Branch well avenue ilnrk, Lorn.; Branch, -and- Subscription Prlcoai partment of the government Is avenue and South street. Howard N. J. l!ai;s returnable @ 7c each, On. year 51.50 Btx months probably doing more good for theApplogate & Son are the contrac- (:J."> to the ton) making the net BUILDER Three months country than any other. It is tors. The house will be of theprice $7.50 per ton. Entered et the poatoflko at Red Eank, furthest removed from politics colonial type, with weather hoard F. B. CURRIER GIVEN BY 133 Bergen Place, N. J.. as fieconfl-clajd matter. nil the departments of the country enclosures and with six rooms, a Its sole aim is to help the Americai bathroom and a sun porch. Double 358 Rockwell Avenue Red Bank, N. J. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924.farmer and to help thereby all tlv floors will bo laid throughout and Lonsr Branch, N. J. rest of the people of the country the house will be provided with Phone 726 • * # steam heat and other modern im- Nort TALK. provements. Will Build .Your Home, Storo, Ga- The department of agricultun M&~*-& rage or Anything in tho Building (Continued fmm page 1.) seeks to help the farmer in man Saturday of next week is "poppy Two New Red Bank Store!. fVlonmouth County Line, All Complete from Collar to vays. From getting lower freighi The William A.. Truax estate is "day." The American legion and the ales for farm products down to de. Club Attic, Either Frame, Tile, Brick or auxiliary of the, American legion having a building 45x100 feet con- FARMS •ising the best method of killing structed on its property on the Stucco Construction. will Bell hand-mnrlc poppies for tlio abbage lice, it works along all line Village Homes benefit of wounded and maimed east side of Broad street at Red Shoro Estates for the farmer's welfare. It ha Bank. The building will be divided At the Red Bank High School Plan, and Specification! Furnlihod. .World Avar veterans. Last year lade a study of all the birds of the All Forms of INSURANCE! more than ? 1,000 was raised by into two stores. It will he enclosed All Wprk Guaranteed. otintry. It has examined'the crop, ith concrete and it will be com- STILLEV3AM FARMS telling poppies at Red Bunk and vi-of thousands of birds of evory vari era cinity, but part of the money had pleted about August 1st. Frank State Highway BE SURE AND SEE ME BEFORB ety to learn which birds are the EATONTOWN ... U. 1. to be sent to American Iepion head- Sc(ott is the contractor. ' The cost BUILDING most useful to farmers and house. wifi be $35,000. i quarters at Washington. This year holders, and which birds arc publi TAKE NOTICE. all the money will stay right here, enemies. No. 12620. helping to maintain the soldiers' •»'«•••••••••••••"••"•••••«*••»•*»*••••«*•*•« * * * ««««««»*• TEEASURV DEPARTMENT, OFFICE oy home at Toms Kivcr nnd helping COMPTROLtEIiatont , OVU. TH0., ApriE CUIIRENCYl 1, 102 , The crow is in neither of these At Eight O'Clook, HEREAWBihinatonS By uatWnctor, U. 0., Apriy evidencl 1, 1024e pr«. - veterans in this locality who have WHEREA•entod tSo Bthyo uatWnctoUndersignedr , iitd ha a b«««n •been "sold out of luck." divisions. The crow docs some, harm m«da to fippcat that "Tho Notional Bank to the farmer by pulling up come of *nd Trust Company of Ited Bank" In * * * his corn while- it is just coming the Borough of lied,Bank, In thg County SOLOISTS WILL INCLUDE: of Monmouth and Stata of Now Jersey, There is no need here to describe through the ground. Occasionally it Red Sank, N. I. has compiled with all the provisions of may eat young birds, but not often 64 Broad Street tho Statute* of tho United Btatea, re- the very effective work which is bo- Ettgerae Magee Arthur C Belvour quired to ha complied with before an ing done at the Toms River soldiers' On the other hand the crow does a Rueoclation shall ba autliuiizcd to com* great amount of good by the large menca the bun Incus of Uunkimr; home for veterans. Everyone Lester Davis Male Quartette NOW THEREFORE, I, HENRY U. knows that this soldiers' home, so number of grubs, worms and harm- 0AWES, Comptroller of tho Currency, do ful insects which it eats. horoby certify thnt "Tho National Bank far as it is possible to do so with the tind Trust Company of Bed Bank" In th« lloroufth cf Rod Bunk, in tho County of limited funds at hand, is doing Monmouth and State of Now Jcmey. is au- everything thnt humanly can he The department of agriculture 'S thorised to commence the bunlnosa of To reduce our stock, we are of- Banking OB provided in Section Fifty-One done for the poor fellows who aretells of the harm done by crows and Hundred and euty-Nino of tho itevistd living victims of the world war. of the general welfare work done by atatutoa of the United Htnton. fering for the month of May 20 per Sti®w Under the Direction of HARItY C. STEWART Conversion of Tho Red Bank Trust Com- * • * crows, and in summing these things pany, Red Hank, N. J. up it says: cent on all Electric lighting Fix- In testimony whereof witness my hand Equally as well known are tho nnd seal of offlco this first day of April, facts concerning the work which has "From the evidence at hand the tures. We have the largest stock 1024, been done right here in this part of row's merits and shortcomings ap- (SEAL) HENRY M. CAWES. pear about equally divided. While Comptroller of tho Currency. Monmouth county for veterans in Monmouth county to select from. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT whose .cases are not such as can beit would be unwise to give it abso- Estate of Herman Solomon, Deceased. lute protection, and thus afford the Notice Is hereby Riven that tho ao> handled at a soldiers'.home. These counts of the subscriber, ntiminfstratrlx of Koldierg need help Just as much as farmer no recourse when the bird is the estate of ea!d deceased, will bo audited doing damage, it would be equally Tickets on Sale at A. B. Chambers' Pharmacy or by Members, and stated by the Surrogata of tlio Comity the inmates of the home, but they of Monmouth and reported "for nettiement need it in a different way. Tlmnkg unwise to adopt the policy of killing to the Orphans Court of (mid County, on every crow that comes within gun- Thursday, tho twenty-ninth dny of May* to various patriotic women and men New York and Keansburg A. D. 1024, at which time npnllcntioti will they have been getting it. What shot," ba mada tor the allowance of commissions has been done in tho past is a guar- * * • » and counsel fees. SPRING SCHEDULE Doted April 10th, A. D. 1C24. antee that whatever money is raised The department of agriculture HULDAH SOLOMON. from the sale of poppies will be putdeclares it would be unwise to shoot Effective April 19, 1924 to good use. every crow that comes within gun- * • * shot. Yet this is the very thing that (New York Time) Also, it seems unnecessary to re-this powder company is not only ad- late tho ehameful disregard which vocating but is offering prizes to the government is showing for itsbring about, And it is not only the LEAVE BATTERY, N. Y. Unfortunate veterans.! The facts crow that is the object of this pow- are well known. "No bonus for the der company's desire to kill. Many Weekdays: 9:30 a. m., 5:30 p. m. able-bodied soldiers hut the best of other forms of life are included in Saturdays: 9:30 a- m., 2:00; 5:30 p. m. care and treatment for the wound. the list the powder company offers «d and disabled," is the motto of prizes for killing. Some, of these Sundays: 9:30 a. m., 2:00, 5:30, 9:45 p. m. the national administration, but this birds and beasts which this powder motto is only half true. There is company wants killed off are Bomo LEAVE KEANSBURG no bonus for the able-bodied. That of. the most attractive birds and part is true enough, but it is untrue beasts of. country communities. Weekdays: 7:00 a. m., 3:45 p. m. AMERICAN FOOD NEWS that there is the best of care and * » * Saturdays: 7:00 a. m., 12:00 m., 3:45 p. m. | We handle only the highest grade of butter. The name of it Is treatment for the unfortunate. Ev- The crow is one of the most cheer- "Cream of the Creameries" Published in tho Intereit of eryone knows that is untrue. This ful sights of our winters. When al- Sundays: 7:00 a. m., 12:00 m., 4:00, 8:00 p. m. I Good Food is the duty of the povernment, butmost every other variety of bird has The laying it: "Wo Always Buy Good Meat at American Food Stores." the present administration is fail- ought warmer climes, the crow re- pp Vol. 1, No. 85 May 14 Est. 1913 ing in this duty, The outrageous mains as a familiar object. His KEANSBURG STEAMBOAT CO.s Read the scandals and thegreat waste cf heerful call and his disports against The New American Dining Room Tea Follow Me If public money in connection with the :he sky add attractiveness to many D0Q30O0OQ000O0D00000OQ000O0Q0GSeO0Q0000000O0O0e000O. purchase of sites for soldiers' hos- Food Article is 'Talker' You Please winter walk. In the summers his ^^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA pitals are known to everyone. What lofty nest, in the top of a pine or While I Tall^ should have been the first duty of ther tall tree, gives delight during THESE ARE OUR WEEK-END MEAT PRICES About a the government to the wounded and he whole time of Its construction New Tea disabled soldiers was made into an and during the raising of the young, The new tea la orgy of profligacy and plunder, with one who has ever read Erneat Nearby Fresh Killed called DINING the result thnt veterans to get help Seton-Thompson's stories of the Fricassee Rib Veal ROOM TEA. must depend largely on private crow and his antics, and who has Chops . Vory appro- charity. himself watched a crow during his Chickens .... priately named, * * * maneuvers, would ever want the we tWnk. It is a fine thing that so large a 'crow annihilated. The actual, good At ony rate, tho he does, says the department of thing thnt Inter- number of people are willing and Smoked Cala ests you is not ready to take up this work which agriculture, equals any harm he may lb Leg Milk-Fed lb so much the THE TAI.KER the government shirks. Card par- do; and in addition to this his ex- Hams Veal ...... name as the Mnd ties and other social functions are termination would rob the country- of tea BACK of thnt name. held to help raise money for this side of one of its charms. We are changeable peoplo in our purpose. Much money is contributed * • * m drinking tastes. It used to be greon directly to aid disabled veterans and tea, then it wn3 mixed, nftor thnt The campaign against, the crow Eneli8h Breakfast, nnd then Fof- to send to hospitals victims of thewill result in the indiscriminate Grand Stand and Board Fence at Oriole Long Island \b Swift's Dixie war who had applied in vain to the mosa. slaughter of many of the protected Ducks ... Bacon .... Now it is Ceylon. So Dining Kcom government. These things are notbirds which are eminently useful to isolated or rare, but are quite the Field, Newman Springs Road, Red Bank. Tea Is Ceylon tea with a little Java mankind. Everyone knows the ten- to tono down tho strong Ceylon ordinary run of affairs in connec- dency of gunners, particularly flavor. tion with T.eedy and injured vet- young gunners, to blaze away tit Oonsiting of 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 and 2x10; Cream of the; To bo perfectly candid with yon, in erans. Moreover, we see the solever- y form of life which comes selecting the grades, wo solected diers' home at Toms River main- within their view. This campaign roofing boards, cedar posts, wire, etc. Creameries superior QUALITY, otherwise, how tained by individual efforts', with- against crows, kingfishers, wood- could we expect you to uao Dining out help from the government. chucks, water snakes and other birds Room Ten. * » * Tub Therefore, tho four words in that and animals, will take to the fields last paragraph will malto Dining It is up to the common, ordinary men nnd boys ready to shoot at BUTTER Room Tea a success. The words people to shew that the neglect of every moving thing they see, They ara "wo selected superior quality." the government for its defenders is will feel a sence of safety in killing 3<&-tb cartons 19c not representative of them. They all varieties of birds, for unless the 43c » In ThU Coffco Wo Featuro Flavor. lb rnn show this on "poppy Any," a'si dead birds are found in their posses- I Room 14, Phone 998 Eisner Building 41c they have shown it on other sion they will claim that crows wera sions. Decoration day will follow ! the only birds shot at. Your Uncle Tom Broom is a thing of beauty and a joy for one year closely on "poppy day" and the fine Ife sentiment, of decorating veterans' There is still one other baleful ef- graves will he carried through. It fect which this campaign against is a most worthy sentiment to de-crows will foster. It will increase, New Florida Our Good Lifebuoy Salt Breakfast velop and eneournpe, hut if v.'c owe the desire for slaughtering the birds this to the dead we owe much more and animals of the wildwood. It Potatoes Tomatoes Soap Mackerel to the living. ] will tend to remove the restraint hich for the past generation has No. 2 can J0 each 10 been growing among the youth of 3 cakes fte C The women who will carry through the "poppy day" program the land against indiscriminate, kill- have mudp 12,000 poppies. Here's ing of wild birds. It will tend to as the cannon fires at the High Prices! hoping thid they haven't made take from them that love of Vhe wild enough; that Inni* before the sunwhich should be one of the greatest Buy Direct from Manufacturers, the $18.00 and 3-Tb bottle Parson's Eagle Shrimp sets on Saturday, May :Mth, all ofjoys of a growing boy's life! It will those 11»,()()(» poppies will lie fiolrl;tend to implant instead a lovo of de- $25.00 House. Table Salt Ammonia Lobster For Shrimp Salad nuri that folks will continue to keep struction and a sentiment that every wild thing is but created for the bot right on buying poppies even though 8c No. Vz can there in none Io deliver. sport of killing. And this sentiment Suits Elsewhere $30.00 20c can 20c will be carried through life. o-o-o-o-o- « • * $25.00 Suits Elsewhere $45.00 Libby's Dining Room Fletcher's Crab Meat A powder conspjiny has started The gun powder company, of an international crow shooting con- course, has probably never onco We have this power because we manufacture Dill Pickles Rice Castoria test. 'All of a r,uilde.n the powder thought that starting this campaign For Crab Salad company has apparently realized against the crows and other livinij our own clothes on a large scale. can that crows lire dangerous and harm- creatures might increase tho Bale of. can 25c 1-lb carton |J tot 28c 43c ful liirds and thnt it is the duty of gunpowder. It is uo doubt acting We open our factoiy to inspection of all visitors the powder company to employ ex- purely and solely to uplift mankind. traordinary measures to kill them No such mercenary idea as increas- who would be interested in the making of good off. ing the sale of its gunpowder could ever have entered the minds of th»s garments. members or officers of the company. No one for a moment believesBut tlicro nro ninny people who that thin crow extermination scheme will regret the immediate effects of id n device, of the powder company mich a campaign, and will still more- to Hell more gun powder. (iun (strongly regret its future effect on Irlonmnuth Countyr SurroBRta'fes l pffic»ffie. heroliy erlvm to the c Mill torn of •aid d«- Monmouth County Surrogated Office. deceased, notice In tin- mntttw of tincflUt< cenntM M exhibit to tlie nubicriber, ad-In the matter of tho estaU of Qarnutl powdor iiianufat'turevR nre hi^li- the hcnrtu and minds of tho growing M. JJwy of Clirlstlno thfl oretHtoM of netil deceafleil to vxhlbl* ministrator n* nforennM, the del.U and ile- Heller, deceoietl. to the •ubnorihor, inlenlnltiiniu ,\ wi,., . ., inlmU'd men who have no bnfso nio- Notion It roiilUi to present olnlms nmni f nin*t the nnM estate, under ontli, generation. j 60 White St. Red Bank, N. J. KKnimt li: Niitlce to creditors to E result claims Annexed an iifnreiinid, tlnir dHit* »inl r<-»nkl order, or they wilt he forever nunlnst cstntB. I'lirouant to the order of Jos«pt> L, Pon- within iix montln frnni tho tin (a of th| nation rnmpnign. Their hearts lire shay, flim.a:nh; u( the cimtity uf M"«i-lmrr*l>tM-, almy, Biirinifata of tlia Oiitlnt/ of Jitjil- no doubLvvruuR with mi|;uish over 1924, on flu- nppllrAtlon of John A. I)«- mouth, rnndo on the fourth day of April, bnireit of thefr notions thui efur against cort of want. Hje specializes in all Unlnl Frechuld, N. J.. March lBth, 1(»^4. H'lM, an the application of Lena Itellor, tho »ald»siit»«crll)cr. tha eoraAvlikb) ciuws occasionally Jiinds.—rAdvertisemcnt, ^ Kf'dif. iMlmiiilKtrntnr of the «ntntit of . JUliH A. n*B()CIIK, r11 Chriitine Al, JEJwyer, deceased, notice U fidniinfnlratrlx wltli nuncujmtive will nn- Dated freehold. N. J..An 4th. 1024 neAetl of lha 9»Ut« ei fiamtiel Heller, I RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14,1984. Page Seventeen PERSONALS. theater, is not regularly employed STREET NOT YET OPEN. MILLINERY PARLOR in that position, but the frequently I am in my new place with a fine Miss Margaret King of Patunon 3hr*w>t>urir Townihlp Committal substitutes as her service* are d«- Psltponai Action on Road Matter. selection of trimmed hats at low Andrew J. Hill avenue, a member of the Red Bank sired. The matter of opening the south- prices. My new addre.3 is 14 Broad high school typewriting taam that street, over Lsfetra's grocery store, Paper Hanging •won tha county conteat laat week, Church Nowi. ern end of Shrewsbury avenue, in SECOND ANNUAL FAIR •was highest among her claesmates The annual harvest home supper Shrewsbury township, from Syca- one flight up. Painting and MRS. S. LOHMAN nnd wc« second in the entire con- of the Reformed church will be held more avenue to the Btate highway OF Decorating test. She received a silver medal. at the church Thursday evening, along the former trolley route, Exper!ene«d In all bra..ch«e September 11th. was discuBBod at great length by the MisB Edith C. Sohouten and Miss Estimates Furnished Gladys Tickborna of Mount Vornon Mra. C. P. Wennig's Sunday- ihrewsbury township committee laat recently visited Misa Schouten's school class of the Presbyterian Thursday, but no action was taken. | Christian Science Society I 14 WORTHLEY STREET al8tor, Mra. h. C. Vanlnwegen of church cleared $20 at a cake sale Tho matter will be taken up again 64 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. Saturday at Storcks store on it the next committee meeting on LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Monmouth street. Miss Schouten •was taken nick with a severe cold Broad street. Thursday, June 11th. A petition i P Phono 1415 Had Bunk and she has not been able to re- The sermon topic ot the junior was received with more than 100 turn to her duties at Mount Vor- icrvlce next Sunday morning at the signatures in favor of opening the a Services Sunrf.y 11:10 A. M, 8:10 A Red Bank, N. J. non. Baptist church will be "Flowers," road. Questions of a very involved g P. M. Sund.y-school— 0:36 A. M. g At tho general scrvico Rev. Georga legal nature are intertwined in the Room—Wednesday* ind Mrs. Fred Frlvold of Eiversido M««tinB»—8:1from 0 2:3P0. Mto. , 4:30 F. M. R avenue, who has been confined to K. Allen will preach on "Work, La- proposed oponlng of the road and 0 He.iHntr Room—Wednesday* ind K borers and I.OVP." Franklin Grav ;ho committcemen considered it A Sunday. The spubli fromc i2:3i 0eordlill to, 4:3r 0Invite F. Md . to p At the Corner of Monmouth and West Streets the house with rheumatism, is im- visit tlio Reading Xtoom stld to'the !proving. will lead the young people's serv- best to give more thought to the matter. The legal questions chiefly Services: , Elmer Mitchell, a carrier at the ice Sunday evening. At half-past Near the Station ( seven o'clock there will bo a song concern a bankrupt Bale of two Red Bank postofflce, is enjoying a yoar3 ago when the interests of the ten days' vacation. scrvico and sermon. The subject will be "Tim •• Prieathood of AH Monmouth county electric company Phone Rod Bank 1121. Thomas Gerrity of Philadelphia True Believers." In the road wera disposed of to epent Saturday and Sunday with Charles H. Hurley and Christian .Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeMaiotre of The women's sewing circle of Broderson. Originally this/part of June 14th to June 21st, Inclusive ALL READY (or your Sunset avenuo. the PreBbyterinn church will hold Shrewsbury avenue was part of neetlt with modern equip* Robert Fox of Hudaon avenue a food and apron snle on Friday ment, expert handlers. has bought a new Ford sedan, afternoon of this week from three lharles M. Pattcraon'.'i farm. He Bo sure of service at to half-past five o'clock in tho va- wants tho road ro-opencd. It has Associate this firm with lowest ratoi, nrr Mrs. James Clayton -of Irving with ui now. place gave birth to a son Saturday. cant store on Broad etrect adjoin- been closed several weeks. durable work, at low cost. The baby has been named James ing tho Candy Kitchen. Ludlow Clayton. Mr. Clayton Is a Mrs. Grace King will sing a solo BROTHERHOOD MEETING. Member of the new clothing firm of at tho Methodist church Sunday, morning and Rev. .W. Holland An Address Made and Four New THE H. SMITH CO., Clayton & Magee. Members Received Monday Night. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred AnRloman of Raver will preach on "Spirit Lead- Fair Haven New Jersey Girard, Ohio, are spending several ing." Myntic Brotherhood lodgo of At a meeting of the Red Bank Mays with Mr. Angleman's parents, Muaons will attend the service at Presbyterian brotherhood Monday Mr. and Mrs. William Anglemon of night and a special sermon will bo night Rev. Andrew Uichards, pas- Linden place. preached. Officers of.tho Eastern tor of tho Presbyterian church of GARDEN REUSSILLE'S EMGA®EflENT RINGS Star lodgo of women will act as Belmar, gave- a talk on "A Hoy ia Miss Beatrice Mulltn of Wallace ushers. There will bo special music street was taken to the fconf? Branch sure to Follow the Footsteps of His WE HAVE JUST MOUNTED, WITH EXTREME CARE, IN THE VERY by Mra. J. J. Willoy, tho organist, Father." Rutherford W. Wood- Cement, Sand 'hospital yesterday for an operation th*1 church quartette, the Masonic v CHOICEST STYLES OF THE DAY, MANY NEW DIAMOND RINGS, AT for appendicitis, head, Harry II. Suttpn, D. H. Stein- quartette and tho chorus choir. er and George D. Stevens were re- V Sold In any quantity to Farm- and Gravel Mlas Marion Leddy of Prospect *»_«-«»—-—— >*< ers,Markot Gardeners and for avenue has given up her position ceived as new members of the or- Sold at Lowest Prices SEEK MISSING HEIR, [•{ Family Gardens. ; at the Unltod States stores com- ganization. i RICE OI» BLOCKS. One of O. H. Brnun'i Nephawi not Next Monday night the extension Pi $50 $75 $100 Plain block* IS* pany's store, formerly the New Jer- $ Atway* Satisfied Customers. lUlt 12a sey food company, whero she had Heard from in Savaral Yean. committee of tho brotherhood will WE OFFER SINCERE PERSONAL HELP IN THE SELECTION OF ENGAGEMENT RINGS Rock face 21a Search is being mado for Arthur visit the Presbyterian brotherhood Half 18a been, employed the past five years, | WELLER'S Endi ,.,£»Q Robinson, one of the nephews of of Elizabeth to help stimulate the and Is now employed at tho Hintel- & 7 Broad St., Red Bank, N. I. OTHERS FROE^ $135 TO $700 Chimney block ; 65a mann market at Rumson. the late Oliver H. Brown of Spring activities of that organization. Sand, per ton 18.00 The Red Bank brotherhood wiU !•; Gravel, per ton »*,00 Miss May Warden of Washington Lake, who was bequeathed a share Sida Walk and Curbing dona at Lowest street is visiting relatives at Glon- in the estate nnd who has not been hold its thirteenth annual banquet Prices. in tho social hall of the church Fri- dola. hoard from in sixteon years. Mr. MAX CLOTH BENNETT BROS.* Howard Applegate of East Front Robinson is a son of Harry Robin day night of next week at half-past REUSSiLLE'S six o'clock. Glenn Frank, editor of General Contractors and street' is confined to tho bed with of Trenton and was born in PAINTING MONMOUTH'S Est. 1886 RED BANK, N. J. Bu.Id»M. sickness. Red Bank in 1880. After complet- the Century magazine gf New York, Rev. William T. Hansche, pastor of LEADING JEWELER 38 BROAD STREET 233 Shrewsbury Avo., Fred Ayren of tho Newman ing his schooling he worked for a PAPER HANGING RED BANK. time for Armour and company, the Prospect street Presbyterian Springs road, who is employed by Telephone. 427-J tho Eureka vacuum cleaning com- Later he took a job ns salesman for church of Trenton, and other and PLASTERING pany, liaa been promoted to tho Swift and company and covered the speakers will make addresses. An orchestra will provide music. position of assistant district mana- Long Branch territory. A year af. Estimates Cheerfully Given SHERIFF'S SALE. ger. HIB territory includes Red tcr returning to Monmouth county By virtue of a writ of fl. ia. to ra« dU rtcted, iosu«d out of tho Monmouth County, Bank, Highlands, Keyport and Free- he mysteriously disappeared. About Call on Luke Longhead for any Circuit Cnurt of the state of N*w Jiriey, hold. five years ago he was seen In Phila- sort of want. He specializes in all 56 Washington Street will be exposed to Bale at public vendua on kinds.—Advertisement. Monday, the ninth day of June, iD24» Edward O'Brien, son of William delphia but has not been heard from Uatween tho hours of 12 olclocfc and S i *«w-a> . v Phone 173-J TUSTING'S o'clock (at 2 o'clock daylight savins ttmfl), I O'Brien of West Front street, Is Card of Thanks. in the afternoon of eaid day. at the Court making good as manager of tho The House, in the Borough of Freehold. County Hospitals Impeded. By this method I desire to thank of Monmouth, New Jersey, to eatUfy a ' Providence, Rhode Island, branch my many friends for flowers, fruit, judgment of suit. Court .amounting t« WP" i of tho Remington cash, register The board of freeholders on Mon- kind words of sympathy nnd other HAVE YOU The House of Quality proximatcly Si.52").00. company. Ho is in charge of a day inspected all tho hospitals in the deeds of kindness extended to me Steinway All the defendant's right, title ond in« county. The first atop waa nt the duririg my recent accident. ttreat in unit to the following; corps of salosmen in Rhode Island Headache? All that certain lot. tr/ict cr 'pftrcfll of and Connecticut and in u recent Farmingdalo prevontorium, where Mrs. George Curtis, Do your Eye* burn or itch? land ami promises hereinafter particularly there are 126 children, eight of Little Silver, N. J. Do thty leal tired or • trained? 14 Monmouth Street, Red Bank described, situate, lyint' and being in the , sales contest his branch had tha —Advertisement. Borough of Bed Bank, in the County tt highest percentage of increase in them from Monmouth county. At If •», have your oyea ouuninad] Monmouth and State of New Jersey. Be- Allenwood 48 patients were under IN.MEMORIAM. your lUuas may need a chango. ginning on the north olde of Monmouth sales. Loving1 memory of a faithful wife anil Street, at the southwest corner of thd land Harry Campbell, president of the treatment for tuberculosis. Other devoted mother, who departed from this of Corliea W. Thompson; thence (1) north* visits wero made at tho Spring Lake univcrno May 12. 1921. I STILES &c CO. one hundred and seventeen fact alone the Broad street national bank, and , Edwnril Hoey and Family. \Tcat line of Thompson's In nil to tho land Daniel S. Ely of Holmdel attended hospital, where G5 patients were I Philadelphia Eye Specialist. of William E. Venable; thanee (2) west- registered, nt Asbury Park and at IN MEMORIAM 5 2nd National Bank Bldg, Room 18 wantly, along tho southerly Una of V«n» the convention of the New Jersey of Edmund Wilpmi. A wonderful Bout able'3 lanil flfty'fect to a corner atono . stato bankers' association last week the Long Branch hospital, whero gona on. who will always be missed and 5 Every Wednesday Hours 1 to 3 p.BL standing in the east jine of laid Vcna>b)«'t 105 patients were being treated. remembered. land; thence (3) south, along the easterly at Atlantia City. A Friend. line of Biiid' Venable'c, land one hundred and no v en teen feet to tho northerly Una of Mrs. Harry Curtis of Raselle Mumnouth Street; thence (4) easterly, Park has been visiting Mrs. W. J. nlon^f the northerly line of Monmouth Wolfert of Broad street. Mr«. Cur- Street to the place of betrinnlnir, fifty feet. UeinK intended to be' fifty feet wide front tis, who was a former resident of nnd rear, one hundred and leventeen. feet Red Bank, will move back to Red deep. Bank soon. Being tha iam< ptemlies aoirrtyea t* Sylvester Scutclliiro by deed of . Nathin Mrs. William Mustoe of Oakland Cahcn, by deed tinted Oct. 14, 1022. and street has returned home from tho recorded in the Monmouth County Clark's O01c?, in Book 1139, pag« 168. Spring Lake hospital, whero she " Seized fl« the property of Sylvester Bctl» wan a surgical patient. She is Wagner teltaro, taken in execution at the stilt of Joseph Friodfacnr. Abrom Frlcdbertr. Louii f> steadily improving. Tricdbern and Alexander Frledberg, parU Bronson Power of Monmouth nora trading as the New Brunswick Cor* street will graduate next month nice 'Works, end to b« iold by JOHN H. VAN MATER, flhtriff, from Holy " iss college in Mass' Weekly Veek-End Specials! Dnted May 7, 132«. , „ , achusetts. Edmund A. Hoycn, Attorney.- Harold J. Reynolds, of Spring <4fi lines—$18.Off.V ' ' street has bought a new Buick The Grand SHERIFF'S SALE. If better meat was sold it would be sold in Wagner's. By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to ma dl- touring car. rt-'ctcd, issued out of the Court Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willis of of Chancery of New Jersey. will Big Specials in4nest quality milk-fed Poultry and the Piano for the be exposed to aulo at public vendue ott t Enstsido park and Miss Florence Monday, the ninth day of June, 18Z4. Darcy of New York spont Sunday between the houra of 12 o'clock and S Veal. X o'clock (at 2 o'clock daylight saving time), .with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Asay of in the afternoon of pnlil dny, lit the Court Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. Asay and Home House, in tho U«iroii£h of Freehold, County ot Monmouth, New Jersey,, to nntlafy a son Donald spent Thursday with decree of Moid Court nmounUns to approxU friondo at Red Bank. lilk 4 1b Size Quality Beef matcly S2.717.OO. All that certnin house and •tow, tnS In addition to the delegates from that certnin tract »ir unreel of land »n4 the Red Bank Womali's club named l't*.jmMe9 lioreinaftpr pnrtfcuinrty* described In this day of the Small Grand Piano it is quite unnecessary to' .iHimte. lyinc an«i Winir in the Rorough ot In Tho Register last week as at- Highlands, in the County of Monraouth ( tending the annual session of tho Roasting' Chuck nnd State of New Jersey. Felnc lot num- substitute the Upright for the Grand because your home is small 1"M- ono hum)red and' twenty-eight (No« stato federation of women's clubs \'Zt) on the "Mnp of Huildimr Lot* at at Atlantic City, Mrs. Morgan V. ..' uvsink Hinhiands, in tha Borouirh of Disbrow, Mrs. John H. Patterson and the space for a piano limited. ' -hliinilfl, Nrw Jcr.-^y, Kay & Cornwall and Miss Kate Bucklin attended the CMckens .•.M, KflYlncri Jaii, li, lOnn;" Ht-plnnlnfj 9 Roast a r<>inf/in tho ooutluvetterly 0H0 of BBV session! Miss Bucklin is president of •iMitifi distant fnrty-flve feet flouthrnsi of the junior "department of the Wo- 1 <> curlier of PRM avenua and Went Nortl\ Price [These small Grands are built especially to meet the requirements net: and frnm thence runntntr <1> aouth-. man's club. Mrs. John J. Loonrird fed Very Special i 'tffly aloni tho Swnrtis lot one hundred was elected a delegate to the na- of the small home or apartment. They require no more space nn.l fifty feet to Hillside Avenue; thane* 12) southeasterly, elans Hillside Avanun * tionnl convention of women's clubs f.trty feet to lot number one hundred «nd at Los Angoles next month. Milk-Fed than .the ordinary Upright ye'J> they possess the tone, quality of itwpnty-nine (No. 123); thence (3) north* Fresh or Smoked easterly, ntnnc: s/ilil Int No. 120. f>no hun* ilrrd and flfty f'^i to t}.« nald H»y Av*-. B. C. Sncdekor of St. Petersburg construction and distinctive appearance of the world's famous nue; thence (i) northweiitcrly, nlonpt Bay Florida, who Is visiting his daugh- Avenua forty feet to tha place of bcfla- ter, Mrs. Everett Smith of Fair Breast Grand types. iiinir. Haven, mado a call nt Tho Register Cala Seised R9 the property of Fannla 0l(ff-> Lb. fried, et aln, talten in execution nt tha nuit office Monday. Mr. Snodekor has Lb of The Urnnd Ktreet Nntlonn! Tljnk of Rot| nank(IN«w Jersey, n Nutlrmnl D»nkin0 cor* boen a subscriber to Tho Register In the field of the Small Grand you have your choice of several poration, and tr> br> (iold by many years and ho said that ho did I2c Veal 16c JOHN H. VANMATER, Shtrlff, not foel his visit North was com- Hams instruments of exceptional value. There is the Harrington, Dated May it, 1324. 4-8 Size Alston Ilevkmnn, SnllcttnT. plete without dropping in to see It's the Best ,a popular-rpriced version of the Hardman, official piano of the (jl SlfiSfli tho Register folks. Monmouth County Surrogato'* Of3c», William Hanco, Jr., of Upper In 1-4 Prints In tha nmtt*r of tha cutftti of O«or«4 Metropolitan Opera House; the Ivers.& Pond, the well-known, Ifcllmer. dnconHrd. Broad street is very sick. Milk-Fed Notice to creditor* to ijriiirnt olalmfl Miss Margaret Ryan of Oaklnnd , nnflinat «slMf. Boston make; the Bond, made by the Packard Company, long pursuant to tho ord-r nt J.ni-pl. T-. Tlon- streot, who underwent an operation nh«y. •iirronntn of thu county of Noil* for appendicitis a fow weeks ago, noted for the high excellence of their instruments, and the mouth, made on thn tonth [)l!^fi(l(it, of rreohold Truit Lb O inn puny ( hoilv coriiornti-), O'ltnltiUtratne her duties as bopkkooper nt tho of- Lb Brambach, the smallest of all Small Grands, measuring only 4 of tiio ofilrUn *.T (.i-oruo l[pllni«r, (tfcaticd, fice of Anderson Bros. notice Is hcri'liy ttivt'ii In thn rreilltori ftf feet 8 inches and manufactured by a concern which is now in its nndl decennfrd to tnhlliit ti> Mir «ul»,cr.t>er. Butter, i.dmlnUtnit'ir '^ nf TH1IST < °MI».\NY Mr. and Mrs. Willlnm CJrcenber- Skinned Ham jgc Sfrip Bacon jgc Monmauilt County Snrro«AlB*« Ofnet, or phonograph, we will accept it in part payment on the price In tlm inuttiM- "f thn catato of Juhn If* ger of New York npent Saturday l and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of the new one. cr.'itllu to pr^iont Samuel Berkowitz of Linden place. * l'uratmnt tn tho nnW of Jn«e[in I.. T)ftH» GET THE'BEST—BUY iNI WAGNER'S llhay, BUrroB.t" if t]|« fnmily tit tAtiti* Harry Belgrade and his dnugh- iniMith, mail, on ll.n l.iitli ilny ,,l M tors Sarah nrid Yottn of Wimt Front U>24, an ths a[ipll''.lt(ni ot 'I'ho M fl street spent Sunday with friends Above Specials for Monmouth County Only. Nnllonll Ilmik at l!r,l ||,n,l<, ,,,'nrn tur Will) Will aMl (..(lilli'll AlllKIHtHl. fit ' nt Baltimore. p.Ul. ut Jolm II. 1'IIII,...I.«IIII, ,K-tn • ii.,li,.» I. lienhv ulvmi tn till erullltiiri t,l Mrs. Hosford Brnckclt of Elm TUS TING'S Bulil ik-;«»«.'.l t" ndillilt In llm »uli«c,|lni', plnce gavo birth to n son Friday ailmlnlnlrAtor, «tn., ft. Aforti.aM, lit.If fteht9 nnd ilnriianilit aKnltini tliq unlit 9ntatfl, Hf)ff«« at thn Knickerbocker hospital nt 14 Monmouth Street 609 Mattiion Avenuo Broadway it Third Aranu* .,.11,. wllhln »U month- li-nril Ilia huts nt New York. V LONG BRANCH the afnraialrl niilrr, nr Ihn^ will hi fomaf. RED BANK ASBURY PARK l,»rrtil nr tn.lr aelluna Ihartftir «B»lnit tll« Mi«B Minnie Dunbnr of West ,»|.i •ubseillxr. "c Front street, who has boon reported U.t.il Kn..|u.|il, N. .»., Ma» tS. as being the jiianiot at tho Strand Wagner Market Co THE BECOim MillONAt, j jasJt,, .» -...^Jjr-ltfil Page Eighteen RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. high school auditorium Thursday, SEAfeRIGHT NEWS. NEWS FROM KEYPORT. .May :.".'(h. Chamber of Comm«rc« Bujri Old Kx-M;iyor William E. Warn is Bank Proporty. Guaranteed Mortgage Certificates critically ill at his homo on l'irs Tb« moat modern. *ad convenient form of Mort(ase Inveetmeat. MORTGAGES WANTED DR. J. E. D. SILCOX BUILDING The Seabright and Rumaon Our very Ciu.irV.llv. ltmlii,,, irnllcj, ltum l.cu.d ut i»f«t,, .mul. r««ou«,. ttrei't. •nd itrict adherence to a«lf-impo«ed Safety I.hnlti hav« !nnut,nee 39 Worthley Street | the retail pried are plainly grandmother $!25 each. week ."it Washington, E- C. Radio Pilla. At alj druggists—25 and BOc. John I'osRTuve made a trip to The Register's motto—"A paper RADIO-MEDICAL LABORATORIES | stamped on the soles of every William C. Anderson*, son of J. in every home."—Advertisement. Aabury Park New Jeraoy Red Bank i pair of shoes before they feave Carlo Anderson, lias been nuiilu Scraiifn, I\i., last week. editor-in-chief of the Chanticleer, F.rm-.-t Walling has a new Buick Phone Red Bank 635-R f the factory. touring car. the monthly publication of Kutgcrs Joseph H. West, Mgr. : When purchasing your next pair college. J^bi and Arthur Parry have \ of shoes, look for the name that Twenty-three teachers of the jmovi'il t" Svrantoii, Pennsylvania. Leon W. Francis : guarantees service and the price Keyport public school have signc" The Ku Klux Klan has been contracts to teach again next year. active tl;c p^t week in burning A SALZ & CO., Red Bank A. SALZ & CO., Red Bank Maittoffice, 975 Clinton Ave. | that insures a square deal. crosses in various sections of the p The annual May crowning of th. Newark, N. J. I The Sloes that are Always Worth the Price Yon Pay for Them Blessed Virgin Mary will be held borough. Sunday night, May 25th, at St. Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sherry have Imuglit a new Ford sen«n. seph's church. Miss Dorothy Haley ; Authorized Dealer of Matawan will place the cro'.vii Mi: M-s Neliie and Liz/.ie Folan on the statue of the Virgin. The have each bought a lot from Gar- Home of 1ceremony jjhvay.s attracts a lar^-i* ret P. Jones on the Cross tract. gathering, including members of Ladies' night was observed other churches as 'well as Catholics, Thursday night by the Men's clu\> \ SEA FOOD I The Eaater offering- at the church of the Reformed church. ' Salz Dollar Sale £ Just a Reminder ^ 70 IVlonmouth Street amounted to ?2,OO2U4. Michael Sherry has bought a new Luke Longhead Will Help. 2 WHERE TO DINE g Ford sedan. He'll help you sell things, help presents for Thursday, Friday and Saturday many additional Between Drummond Place and Maple Avenue. Mrs. Ada Kobcrt3, Mrs.. Martha you iiml things you've lost and help you get anything you want.—Ad- \ — Sj RED BANK, N. J- Burlew and Mrs. Viola Vigne will vertisement. lots of Seasonable and Summer lines, at One Dollar. represent the Keyport Daughters fBGood old Marvland style A of Liberty lodge at the Atlantic FAMOUS " f City convention. "Complete New Stocks" are here and these are Mrs. Edgar T. Hoosc, Mrs. Mary Armstrong and Mrs. Edith V. Wyclioff represented the Keyport \ Grill Plate Dinners literary club at the annual conven- "The Best Bargains of the Year" rA Served Every Day p tion of the New Jersey state fed- eration of women's clubs at At- ft From 12 to 8:30 P. M. 4. lantic City last week. Mrs. Minnie A. Brown and Mrs. Rachel Stidfole represented the- Keyport Improve- r Club Breakfast 35s up p ment association. r Incomparable | Mis Long, a missionary on a va- Big Shipment of Rugs Will Arrive From cation from Assum, will speak at . \ Silks'at $1 Yonkers This Week. sociable Friday night in the lec- ture room of the First Baptist \ CHESTER'! This is the largest shipment that the Alex- church. A lot of Handsome Chenille Silks for Summer ander Smith & Sons Carpet Co. have made to Mrs. Ada Roberts, Mrs. Martha Dresses and Sport Skirts, colors White, Tan, me in years. Burlew and Mrs. Viola Vigil e are Cookman and Sowall Avos., g representing the Sons and Daugh- Rose, etc. Worth $2. Per yard $1. They are mostly all in new Oriental designs ters of Liberty at the annual con- ASBURY PARK, N. I. { and will be on sale next vention of the order at Atlantic If Opp. St. James Theatre I City. Phone »37S d FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May 16th & 17th Mrs. Hoy L. Harris and Mrs. $1.69 Hemmed Bleached Sheets $1. ^Women's $1.50 Pure Silk Hose, "" There will be about 50 bales in this lot. This William Heyer attended the annual convention of the International gar- 35c Standard Bleached Pillow new shades, per pair $1 is a chance that only comes once in a lifetime, ment workers' association at Bos- when the public will get a chance to buy nigs ton last week, representing the em- Cases sa : 4 for $1 75c Kayser Silk Gloves, 2 pair $1 ployees of the Keyport skirt com- below the wholesale price of today. pany, 39c Turkish and Huck Towels DeBevoise Bandeaus 3 for $1 Economical 4 for $1 Every rag in this Sale is absolutely perfect, Henry Dane, who will soon gcad- Women's Gowns, white and col- uate from the state normal school $1 Superior Snow White Satin Fin- made of best colors, best woolen yarns and dyes, at Newark, has accepted a position I ors; also Vests and Step-ins, and guaranteed by Smith Carpet Co.^a thing in tlie Perth Amboy schools for ish Table Damask, 1% yds. $1; I values to $2 each $1 .which, they have not done before in years. f/j, next year. 'A lot of Dress Voiles, values to 79c, F, Palmer Armstrong, vice presi- [Women's $1.50 lace trimmed 25 bales of Grass Rugs will arrive this week dent of the Keyport banking com- 4 yds. for $1 and also be on sale. ^ pany, and Lloyd F. Armstrong at- i and embroidered Bloomers, tended the annual convention of Best Apron Ginghams, 7 yds. for $1 I per pair $1 1 ._ Gold.Seal Art Rugs in all the different sizes. the New Jersey bankers' associa- Thousands a r• 29c Dress Ginghams, 5 yds $1 tian at Atlantic City from Thurs- finding that Frig- 59c Batiste Bloomers, S pair $1 day to Saturday. niaire with all iti Best Percales, 36 in. wide, 4 yds. $1 Miss Janet Smith has a position convenience coiti .Costume Slips for Women and with the local office of the Pru- less to opcratu than 29c Liiien Toweling 5 yds. $1 dential insurance company in place the/ formerly paid . Misses $1 129 West Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. of Mis3 Manila Parry, who re- for ice. .Women's $2 Stylish Leather signed. Hand Bags $1 Athletic Union Suits $1 Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick of East Orange was the week-end guest si There are 17 style* and Girls'.Gingham Dresses each $1 •Women's fine Ribbed Union Miss Gladys Birkbeck. sizes. Models for installa- Women's $2 Fine Dimity Over- ' Suits ..2 for $1 John Costa, Sr., and son August tion in your own icebox. I returned last week from a. three - blouses : each $1 Women's 35c Ribbed Vests 4 for $1

months' visit in Italy, ( . for price* sea Misses Adelaide and Margaret Malone'y of this place, Dorothy L. C. SISUM Kennedy of Matawan. and Raymond Atlantic Highland!, N. J. This trade mark in Maloney, Edward Wyckoff and'Har- Phono 423. your Hat assures vey S. Bpdle, Jr., attended a dance Strawcraft value at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel at Women's Dresses at $1 Silvettown means- New York Friday night. The junior Keyport improvement Fine Gingham, Fast Color Dresses, made to sell for much more, $1 highest quality, low association will hold a dance in the co6t, long service, LIVE STRAWS Another lot of Children's all wool Coats and Capes, each $1 — and finally- Tremendous satis* Come to us for your STRAW faction. , . • « » HAT-You will be "FITTED" Sweaters $20 Dresses and pleased with the "STRAW- $1.00 $4.95 to $12.95 Goodrich CRAFT" kind-different from the A highly restricted, artistic home colony, on the Women's all wool Sweaters, made common place "just straw hat Women's New Modish Dresses, Shrewsbury River, opposite the Kumson Country to sell for much more, @ $1 / values to $20 @ $4.95, $8.95 and kind." STRAWCRAFT STRAWS Club, one of the most picturesque peninsula $12.95. ISilvertoMi embody distinctive features which' spots of the North Jersey coast. -j-vVh Suits CORD justify their description—"LIVE $2.95 $22.50 Coats STRAWS." T^HE completion of "T'lin 2 remaining $9.75 and $14.75 costly improve- * huuf.c?—one of •Women's all wool-Knitted Suits, Straivcraft Stray-!; nrt> wade hi ment? find several 10 rouirn, 3 b.-ths, $2.95 Women's smart all wool Coats, special hand - blocked process, ideally situated acre and the other 7 Women's smart all Wool Suits, values to $22.50 @ $9.75 & $14.75. thereby retaining the Life <>1 flic nnd half-acre water rooms and !! baths, values to $35, at $10,$15 & $20 Braid, and they possess thut front plots available built to the hi^h. $5 Hats special feature "fit." at figures below cost. standard.* ff partic- Only a few of these ular owners, and $6 Skirts $1.95 and $2.95 plots will be Bold to. ideally situated for $3.89 Stylish new straw; also felt trim- Here today—STRAWCRAFT desirable purchaoorc. all-year homes. med ready-to-wear Hats for Women's all wool Crepe Pleated Women and Misses, values to $5, OJLlAiXX WO"" to lit your face, head nnd purao. Skirts, new shades, $6 kind $3.89 @ $1.95 and $2.95. -_- A Sport Mecca Priced $1.50 to $4.00 Deep Water Boat Lagoon Jos. Sesta Tire Company Community House Wm. I. Morgan All Year Sports nedllank Barber & McLoughlin tied Dank AGENT ON PREMISES J.CHcndrickson &.Son Write or Phone for Dotnilt Mlddlefdwn Red Bank's Men's and Boys' Shop Coopers Service Station lleddona Corner 2 West Front Street, Hed Bank, N. J. : UNIVERSAL SECURITY CO. Taylor Hancc • Tube Concourse Building Red Bank, N. J. . Holmdcl Foot of Broad Street. (Summit Avenue Station)

1"NG RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. Page Nineteen has sold bis Studebiker automobile White Star Taxi Service NEWS FROM MIDDLETQWN and lie lias bought a Ford automo- bile. PHONE 747 Lbs. of Ice FREE NAVESINK FIREMEN BUY REO Karl Sncdel'.cr of Atlantic High To Every Purchaser of a Niagara Refrigerator AUTO TRUCK. Innds ha:; am-hured his hydroplane in Cliiypit cicfl; at Locust Point. Holeproof Vassar Vour opportunity to K('t oncj Gas Company Replaces Hedge and Mrs. Anna Hanbury of Port Won of the finest refrigerators} Tree Killed by Gat at Navciink mouth returned last week from a Hosiery Union Stills made; tilso enough ice to lastjfl —Community Party at Leonardo stay with 1H.T r.isU'r at Brooklyn. fill you several days or a week,] Schoolhoute. WIIIUT Willing of Port Mon- at our expense. The Navcsink fire company has mouth has bought a Uodgii clclivuy For Men and bought a Rco automobile truck for car for lii;; gr.jerry business. Knox Caps $5,800 and it \yill be delivered next Mrs. J. !•;. William:; of Nave.sinl Women "Time Teated-Since 1865" month. The firemen held a success- ia making a ; t;>y with her daughl t ful euchre party and dnnce last at Filchhurg, llai-sarliusetlF. week. About ?30 was cleared. Mr. ami Mrs. Philip- Peters of "Keiser" The Atlantic Highlands gas com- New York arc occupying their sun REFRIGERATOR pa7iy has put a hedge and a tree mer resilience at, Leonardo. Arrow Shirts on George A. Roger's property at Rev. Jnr-epli 1'. JIugbf.-, ot New Neckwear is a good-looking, well made With our Taxi Service you can Navesink to replace a hedge and Monmouth spent lnsL week with and economical refrigerator. use the last minute o£ your time tree which were killed by gas which relatives in Pennsylvania. It is desirable particularly leaked from a pipe last year. Robert X. Keelry is improving h s nnd still malic your train connec- The firemen of Leonardo gave a grounds nt Port Moiunuulh with from the viewpoints of food preservation, ice tnving nnrl ease tions, party nt ; thfir . firehouse last shrubbery and plants. of cleaning. * ' Phone us for a car and have it Wednesday night for the auxiliary Miss Anna K. Long, a missinnai This free offer of ice is (food only up to May 2-1 th. Come in spoko at the Uapti.-.t church at No v ready at the time you need it. of the company and for those who and seo the stylos aii'd sizes offered in theso fine refrigerators. took part in the recent show for Monmouth Sunday. Prices from $18.25 to $39.00 Just call the benefit of the company. Mary J. K. Burr of New York has (You may order your refrigerator now, puy a 'small Mulder, Mary Mclvin and Betty La- moved to his summer residence at deposit nnil take delivery later. This will entitle you to No. 747 marche were guests of honor. A Locust Point. the free ice offer.) Under New Management fine collation was served with Jo- The Friendship club of Leon- seph West as toastmaster. Fred ardo mot yesterday nt Mrs. Jolu CHARLES BOTTAGARO, Prop. Meyor, John Johnson and Mr. West Leonard'?. Formerly Brasch Bros. were in charge of the party. John T. Hopping of Mopping's Crossing has a new Chevrolet au- 108 W. Front St. Cor. Maple Ave. Can for All Occasions The play of "The Beantown Choir" will be given Friday and tomobile. On State Highway Tel. 200-M OPEN DAY AND NIGHT .Saturday nights, June 27th and John C. Parker of Estontown has 28th, at the schoblhouse at Port started a grocery route through Office: Red Bank, N. J., Opp. Depot Monmouth for the benefit of the Belford. They're entirely TK'.V 1 fire company of that place. The David Westervelt of Nr.vesink Kt'V,' braid", new band-, ladies' auxiliary of the company will has a new automobile. now shapes. Kaeh hat is i be in charge. Mrs. Timothy Barrett hand .made in the fninuus ia coaching the performers. WALL PAPER "Knox" factory, 1Mno ;iml It is expected that the work of A Complete Lino in Wall Papering, roii^'h sennet. Saw and putting: down concrete on the rood Painting & Decorating cable cdtfos. All weights from Hendrickson's Corner to Her- Estimates Cheerfully Given and shapes. .I List another man Labrecque's store at Camp- H. A D L E R bell's Junction will be started soon. 117 W. Front St. Phono 581-W case of gel tins th^ vi^ht The road in front of Harold Mor- f-'i^f1— you rani, buy hats ford's house will be widened anfl •\villi inure stylo or quality. Mr. Morford's house will be moved further back from the road. FRED JENNINGS ( The Middletown township com- | mittee has requested the state util- General Roofing Contractor ities commission to make the rail- road company put electric lights at 120 South St., Freehold, N. J. Knox Straws - • $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 its stations at Belford and Port Monmouth. The committee tried Distributor of the Ambler Ar,liesto3 for several months to get -the rail- Shingles. Full fitock, nil sizes nnd "Hollywood" Straws - $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 colors curried in Freehold, We eithur road company to-do this, but noth- furnish you the mutcria\ or trive an ing hag been done. applied price. Can bo applied over your old a hit, (fie roof. We RO any- Mary Mulder, daughter of John where. Slate, Slag and Tile Roofing. Mulder of Belford, entertained a Phones 170-M and 126-W. number of friends Sunday night. in toe store, on Her guests were Janet and Frances Hilliker, Mildred and George Kaiser, Mary Rose Wermert, Paul Naugh- ton, Harold and Anna Jones and WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Successors to H. fl SUPF I Marie Labrecque. DEALER IN en's and Boys' Clothing, B-Bats and Furnishings Euchre (s;a>nes, dancing, punch and cake were enjoyed at a com- munity party held by the civic as- LUMBER Street Red All these clothes are of high grade material and latest styles. I sociation of Leonardo at the school- Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass Take advantage of this sale and get that new coat, suit or dress f house at that place Saturday night itnox Hats and Caps Sot the Style Pace. All the returns are not in, but it and Builders' Hardware. that you have been wanting at a great saving. This is the last Y is certain that the profits will be at chance you will have to get a bargain like this as I am closing I leoat §1200. RED BANK, N. J. out this line in order to have more'room for my men's clothing T The ladies' auxiliary of the Port Y Monmouth fire company will hold a and furnishing business which is increasing very rapidly each dance at the schoolbouse at the year. Y place next Tuesday night, under the Y direction of L. E. Dare. The aux- • I will have two first class men's stores, as soon as this sale t iliary will meet tonight at Mrs, J. is over, where men can get full value for their money. That is t Henry Walling's. I the one reason why I sell more men's clothing year after year— Y C. Albert Mount has about com- .VALUE. • , • ' pleted his bungalow on his properly I vY at Locust Point, overlooking C](i$- ^ Ladies dont forget the time and place of this great' sale. pit creek. The bungalow ia small, but it is one of the most attractive t dwellings at Locust Point. t Louis Schoul expects to built! a Y house soon on the property • nt 166 Monmouth Street Near Depot Red Bank, N. J. Campbell's Junction which l.e t bought a short time ago from Al- NOTE—My Main Store for Men's and Boys' Clothing ." Y fred J. Edwards. Mr. Schoul will occupy the house. I and furnishings is located at 21 Monmouth Street, (Near The memb'ers of the ladies' aid Broad Street) Red Bank, N. J. I society of the New Monmouth Bap- tist church were entertained last I Wednesday night at Mrs. Alber* See our New and Exclusive Styles in the Frost's, with Miss Minnie Frost as the hostess. Mrs. Harry Coddington has re- Fastest Selling Shoes in Town. turned to Navcsink and opened a boarding house there after having spent the winter with her daugh- ter nt Greenwich, Connecticut. This has been a very backward season for the fishermen and lob- STAR- stermen. Catches of good fish aro few and far between. • Even moss- bankers are scarce. A euchre party for the benefit of the Navesink library will be held in the library building Friday Realizing there are night. Mrs. Lester Sickles will be In order to properly in charge. over one hundred STAR Louis Merigold has quit his job exhibit STAR Cars, we Cars in Red Bank and in the ncromnrine factory at Key- vicinity, we have placed port nml bo is now working at Jcr- have entirely renovated jj City for the Central railroad this department in company. charge of an expert Rev. Mr. Smith of Keyport the interior of our preached at the Leonardo Baptis. STAR mechanic — one church Sunday in the absence of show rooms, as well as who has spent over a Rev. Harry Pierce Simpson, who was away. the exterior. Here you year in the STAR as- The storm Sunday caused a con- sembly plant at Eliza- siderable loss to Lester Smith of New Monmouth, ns it badly washed will find on exhibit beth, and over six out n field where be had aspnragU3. months with the state Lcroy Carhart is repairing the various models of the Cnrlmrfc homestead on Division i distributors. He has street at Navesink, which is oc- this department fully cupied by Mclvin Hnllam. STAB Car, which can Robert and Thomas Fnrrell and equipped to handle all Miss Emily Binlsall of Pombdrton be seen in the evening jobs on STAR and Bent Sunday with Mian Mabel Far- DURANT cars at reason- rell of Port Monmouth. as well as in the day. IT Mrs. George llcycr of Belford able prices. has bought a roadside booth buai- nenn at Middletown village, which ahe is conducting. Conover Applugatc of Niivcslnk haS torn down his barn and he will use the lumber to build a bungalow on Valley drive. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond RctldinK- IT^fV? 0 Come to our store and see the greatest Shoe value you ever saw in your life. ton nnd Mr. and Mrs. David Cosbv Talk about Snappy Styles men, if you paid double, or more, you couldn't lie- of Red Bank spent Sunday with 0 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Casserly of gin to obtain a shoe with more stylo. Remember, men. Berk's Shoes West Front Now Monmouth. Are ifrae Greatest Shoe Values in Town. Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvin Wcstbrook Corner Riverside Avenue of Navcniilk have- returned home from Orange, where they spent thn winter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Augustus Leidncr RED BANK NEW JERSEY of Belford entertained n number of friends nt, a gathering Sunday night. Wilson Rose of Leonardo lins a now Dodge, automobile. 54 Broad Street," Red Bank, N. J. *•••••• + ••••*••••••••••••*•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«•*•• ' Bert Northcott of Tort Monmouth RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 14, 1924. • Page Twenty «**4»fr^ MARCHING TO CAMP DIX. has returned from the Long Branch Tel.phon. Ill ^ hospital, where she underwent an EGAN'S Emblbhcd 1854 Famoui World War Fighter. Hit operation, the Trail Through Monmouth. Daniel Callahan has moved from Auto Vans and Express ALEXANDER D. COOPER | The Sixteenth regiment of in- Charles White's house to Richard Now that mo vine lime d near t am •(pared lo Jo yimr next moving of furnl- fantry, famous HS the first to fig'it RoKers's. house on Ridge road. "Wil- ive marms or bandana tu all parti of Special Value? in Linens in France and the last to leave, ar- liam Mvirnhy and family have moved ty or I'ountry, fn tlio larcest paihled vanii iteal Estate and Insurance | Ui-d UanV. Hi'forc you have your next rived yesterday at Liitlo Silver. from River aveguo to J. A. Long's living done, write. semi ur tall for the where its band Rave a concert. At house on Center street. ily reliable furniture movers ia town, and art my prices on jour next job. All kind* 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. | night tents were pitched on a. site The infant daughter of Philip f heavy or litftit trucking doiiB ut abort near Camp Vail. This morning Leminsr, who has been sick with lotice. Call or adilreas Fancy Linens at Reduced Prices . Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and ^. the regiment loft for its annml pneumonia, is improving. J. T. EGAN inarch to Camp Mix, • passing Francis Murphy, son of John 11 WALL STREET, RED BANK Napkins, 14 inches square, $18.50 doz. Plate Glass Insurance - ^ through Ealontown, Tinton Kails, Murphy, is on the sick list. Residence Phone 292-R Ecobeyvillc and Cult's Neck. Camp Office Phone 539-R Mr. and Mrs. Thincas M. Smith, 10 WHARF AVENUE Printed Cloths are much in favor this season. A new shipment, just received, will be made tonight at Freehold, Miss Alice Polliemus, Frank Pollie- \vhere the regiment ha.s many mu£, Miss Elizabeth Smith and has unusually attractive designs and the rich colors are fast. friends from visits of other years. BABY GLORY SHOPPE Frank Wyckoff motored to Hoboken & Telephone 12O3-J Colonel diaries Gerhardt is in recently and visited1. Mr. and Mrs. • ; Opp. Strand Theatre Exit 6 Linden Place, Red Bank, N. J. © Window and Porch 36x36-ilich Cloths ....$3.50 68x72-inch Cloths 16.50 charge. Today the Eighteenth retc- Drew Polhcmus.- 52x52-inch Cloths 7.50 iment of infantry, in command of Misses Bertha and Jennie Her- 68x84-inch Cloths .....19.50 I When You Outfit Your Children for the Summer Colonel John J. Brady, will arrive SCREENS 64x64-inch Cloths ...11.75 It is the better part of wisdom to conceal their real feelings. aged. The child escaped injury. "I have specialized in the treat- ICE BOXES ment of obesity for many years," Monmouth County Farms continued- Dr. Gruham, *'and feel Table Cloths and Napkins HAZLET NEWS. certain that no other form of ill- ] Lowest Prices io Town | ness causes such great discomfort To simplify our stock of Damask Cream Colored Linens Ladies' Aid of St. John'i Church and danger as excess flesh. Elects Officer!. "Blood pressure :s increased, th'» Table Linens about fifty designs are A special lot of Cream Colored Cloths Samuel Swartz Mrs. Joseph D. Bedlc entertained RED BANK N. J. vital organs are compressed and the ladies' aid society of St. John's T#uex Building .BROAD ST. the entire system is overtaxed to being discontinued. This offers ah of fine quality are now priced' at 14 West Front St. % j church Thursday afternoon. After Midi an extent that the fat person's Opposite Broad X the business session and election of vitality is severally low. For thi exactly ona-half. reason they have greater difficulty excellent opportunity to anyone who RED BANK, N. I. t officers a social hour was enjoyed. in rallying from ordinary illness The next meeting of the society will Guaranteed Work | wishes good quality Linens at mod- Phono 1387. X than sfender people. Ka-t often White Satin Band Napkins bo held at Mrs. Charles X. Craw- All repair work done at my « proves fatal at forty and is danger- erate prices. ford's in June. The new officers are automobile repair shop must © oils at any time." This design in Napkins is appropriate Mrs. Emicl Pimpcr president, Mrs. be as represented. If it isn't, Dr. Graham made this statement Florence A. Voor-hecs honorary brinff your car back and have ^ while discussing his famous reduc- Table Cloths $3.75,4.75, 5.00,6.00 ea with any cloth. 19O2 1924 president, Mrs. Harry K. Manee vice the job done over again at my o ing proscription, Neutrou'a—;i safe president, Mrs. Grace E. King secre- expense or get jour money np.tural remedy, that neutralizes Napkins to match Special values, tary, Mrs. Frank P. Sproul assistant back. M the yc:'.st cells in the stomach 1 in food --'-(I cheeks fat at tlu $4.50, 5.75, 6.75, 7.50 doz. $11.75,14.00,16.00,19.00 a doz. secretary and Mrs. Florence Lcroy source. Ncutroids contain no thy i treasurer. Work Done V/lien Promised. C3 Reasonable, not fancy charges loid or hubit-msking drills and are ; The honor rjll of Hill Crest absolutely harmless. They ::'ii now ! i-chool in llo!mdel township for for repair work. be obtained, on a money back jruar ; April includes the names of Ruth GENUINE MICHELIN TIRES nntee, ?.t Knickerbocker Pharmacy, Broad and monmouth Sts. I Ackerson, Elthca Csrhart, Elsie ANti TUBES JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN iWallinp, Helen Wallinft. Norman ACCESSORIES OP ALL ©^GRAHAM'S .'. Arvid Latham, James Ack- KINDS. Broadway Long Branch, N. J. 7 crr.on, John Aekevson, Anne Allac-1| R0BERT ^.VOOSHEES Josephine Allacco, Howard 1(9 ladies', iisses' and G!iildren s 'jAVoolley, Hairy Walllnj,'. Harvey | Kycr and Clarence Bailey, i Joseph 1,. ClafVy spent the week- Wearing Apparel , i end at Perth Aniboy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S, Cowles I 8 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. and 6on.s spent Tuesday at Port Richmond. Mr. and Mr?. Lester V. AVallinp: of LavaleltH spent the week-end here. Krhvanl Wallinff and family and Foiar Burner WILLIAM O'BRIEN Mr. and Mrs. .lorry Boa and mother Large Oven (visited Mrs. .Boa's uncle, Thomas G. We are Pleased to Announce that We Have I C'jwles. on Sunday. | Mr?. Harry E. Jlanee's class will • hold a cake f-alc in St. John's church Taken the Agency for the ! oa J.!ay "JiUh. HIGH GRADE SERVICE Mrs. Frr.nl: P. Spraul and daugh- ter Enid E|K'nt Wednesday unth Mrs. f Approved and Improved Elizabetli Hoff. ing PlumMng Roofing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walling J spent the week-end with Rev. A. L. Iszard and family of Ocean Grove. Water Systems Copper Work Miss Eileen Claffy spent Sunday Earthen and Iron Pipe at South Aniboy. Angeli M. Webster -was a New- We Handle the American Radiator Company's York visitor Wednesday. ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEMS RED BANK ar\d SEA BRIGHT FAIR HAVEN NEWS. Mothers Receive Carnations AND Methodist Church Service. Services in observance of Moth- ers' day -were Held Sunday night at A Service With a System the Methodist church by the home department of the Sunday-school. Get Our Prices on A carnation was presented to every Samuel Swartz mother at the service. 14 West Front St., Opp. Broad Hanging, Recovering and new Awn- Bcrmml Sncdeker has returned RID BANK. N. I. from .1 sojourn ;\t St. IMersburg, Phone 13S7 ings, also Mattress Making and Car- Florida, and is vUiting his daugh- pet Cleaning and Storing of Awnings. ter, Mrs. Everett Smith. Then you will know just what you Frank Howie is occupying the rooms over Harry Kurtis'a store, For Line of Automobiles, in Connection with the should pay for the best work done Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Hennessey have returned from their wedding with the best materials. trip. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hunting are Tire Service Quick service, work done promptly. All filling a four weeks' vaudeville en- work guaranteed. (laRcmcnt nt Montreal. They are TELEPHONE 72-R making the trip in their car. Flags and Wireless Poles Erected. Miss Helen Kelleher of Brooklyn -1. • spent the week-end with Mrs. James Our Service car is Chadwick. Cadillac Monmouth Awning, Carpet and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckman always ready. have moved from Church street to Mattress Works Mrs. Lil.i Mulford's house on de- Normsndio avenue. Steam Vulcanizing Globe Court Phone 1491 RED BANK, N. J. Mrs. Harvey Little has been vis itinc relatives nt New York. This Gives a.Wide Range of the ; Mrs. Edivnrd Crozier has been Fabric and Cord kept indoors with prip. Mr?. Cecil Komblc of Newark vis- Tires in Stock Most Popular Automobiles. ited Mr. and Mrs. William Curchin over tile week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sweifel hnvp moved into the housn on Pearl street which thoy bought from Teter Morrell. Mr. Worrell has moved to John Hansen Eumson. 42 West Front Street HUMSON NEWS. RED BANK, N. J. Milk Fund Benefit to be Held Fri- NIGHT PHONE 1209-W day «t Red Men'. Hall. J. W. MOUNT & CO. The. parent-teachers' association will hold a cucliro party and dance on Friday nipht of this week at Red Men's hall for the henclit of the Corner Maple Avenue and White Street RED BANK, N. J. milk fund. The Jtosary society of Holy Cross Phone S1O church clcari'il over .$3S0 nt tho re- iHstnbutor BENJAMIN H. CRATE cent euchre' party and dunce. 14 Brltl-te Avr. Tel. M85 Kcd Dnnk ^r 1'iitrii'k Byi niv-, who is attached tn Hi" aviation section nf the navy, is home on a month's furlough. MIB. Johnson of Bingham avenue BED BANK REGISTER

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