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Neptune'township’s B o ^ i Of Health reorganized, last night, V The following report was. issued reappointing William Stanley by Clerk John W. Knox at the fi Applegate as health officer-for nal 1949 meeting of the Neptune his 23rd year. In his‘*49.'re- , township committee last night. The \ port, Mr. Applegate revealed a Monmouth "Holdsc_The Line1 Committee Reorganizes For statement outlines in brief various total of 684 cases of reportable municipal activities for the past diseases among township1, resi In Government Cost; County : 1950, Reelects Ross R. Beck year. ’ dents for the year. A total of DEPARTMENT OF 142 cases among transients PUBLIC RELATIONS was also noted. Measles topped Solid Financially Chairman; *4? Reports Given the list with 334 resident cases PARKS and 3 transient cases. . j Memorial Park was enlarged and The first move on the coun BOARP OF FREEHOLDERS -. Neptune township reorgan Chinese Commies improved under the supervision of ty level to halt the spiraling REORGANIZE TUESDAY ized last night' for the year Mr.- Shafto. It now makes a beau rise of taxes was made Wed i960, after closing 1949 with' tiful entrance to Ocean Grove. nesday by the Monmouth The Monmouth County Auxiliary Hears Board of Chosen Freeholders a tax collection report of more Release Captain PUBLICITY . •••;/ County Board of Chosen Free holders. The total county reorganized on Tuesday, reel ■ than 85 percent of the year’s The Publicity. Booth on Pilgrim C levy. : '■ Federation Head budget for 1950 is $3,944,- ecting James S. Parkes as di Former Youth- Here Held Pathway was managed in its usual 088.28 or a drop of $9,516.48 rector- of/the board. Other :'W. Collector Harold A. Sm ith' de In Attempt To Force Rec efficient manner by Mrs. Fannie clared .receipt of $767,763^76 in the from the ’49 total. members of the board, are Jo ognition of No. Korea Cyphers. Numerous leters were Ocean Grove iFitkin, Work seph Irwin, Victor Grossinger, • j ’49 tax account. The report re- received by the Committee express ers Continue Hospital Aid; “Hold the line” was the cry of veals a one percent increase in col the all-Republican board as it in Abraham Voorhees and Earl Capt. Alfred T. Mechster, of ing appreciation for the help ren Enjoy Music Social' ! lection over 1948. troduced its effort to stop the up Woolley. All were reappointr Kinderhook,-N., Y., who was re dered citizens and visitors by her. ward trend of cost of government. 'ed to their committee director .... /. Steady development iri’the town- leased ,on December 11 aifter being More than fifty members and RELIEF mm The amount to be raised by taxa ships; with Mr. Voorhees head 1 ship ■ was noted/'.in the year’s .re held prisoner by the Communists friends of the Ocean Grove auxili Mrs. Janet V. Bouse, Relief Di- tion this year is $16,588.72 less ing Finance and Administra port of Building Inspector Hafjfy of North Korea for several months, ary of Fitkin hospital attended the rectfli-, handled her difficult work in than last year’s all-time high of tion; Mr. Parkes, Highways; .-Neidhardt. A total of 230 permits was a resident of Ocean Grove on January meeting of the^organiza her usual efficient" manner. She $2,998,663.55. The directors fur Mr. Irwin, Bridges; Mr. Gross for;construction, valued at $609,900, Broadway with his parents, Mr. tion held Tuesday at thdjfeancroft- has directed the Committee’s at ther reveal that “with the increas inger, Public -Welfare, and Mr. wjejre issued during ’49. Nearly 90 Taylor Home, 74 Cookman avenue and Mrs. Elwood P. Mechster, and tention to the increasing number ed county ratables which we do not Woolley, Public Property. new'homos were built during the two brothers, Elwood, jr., and Mrs. Charles W. Day,-/.president of clients who are physically un know at the time of making this I year.I': - •’ ■. .. Daniel. " This was in 1926 and 1927 presided, opening the meeting with able to provide for themselves, thus Sill statement, we expect that the Attorney Ross R. Beck was re when Alfred was 9 or 10 years old a prayer. .-• requiring permanent assistance |. County Tax Rate for 1950 will be to increase the cost of existing elected chairman of the Neptune and his brothers • several years Miss, Lulu Wright reported that from the Township;’ This problem SUMMERTIME, though win much less than in 1949.” services to the county government : township committee during the re one of the ward Christmas trees younger. should be given careful considera tertime, : heralded the New — still it seems that the increased’ • -organization that followed the clos Young Alfred joined the merch at the hospital had been^ trimmed, Year, as the Shore area ex 1 NOTE TO TAXPAYERS tion when preparing the 1960 bud cost of government is greater than in g ’49 business session, ant marine and was captain of the by her committee and that the perienced a 70-degrce heat get. . In a message,‘to the taxpayers the increased county ratables .— eight patients in the ward had been wave this week. NO DEPARTMENT CHANGE ship which the Communists cap The building housing the Health of Monmouth county from the Free with.the result that tax.rates have given a Christmas card and a Boardwalk strollers, bench Committeemen were all reap- tured. He and another American nnd Welfare Departments was sold frolickcrs and budding trees holders, Abram D. Voorhees, direc been going higher each year. And pretty handkerchief from the Ocean .pointed to their departments, with were held as hostages m a. stupid „during TOe the yeBr. year. The Health De- in January arc uncertain hints tor of finance, spates: “As we enter then to aggravate this we have de Grove auxiliary. _ ‘ of what to expect weather- , Charles Loveman, chairman of f ‘ temPt ® the recognition of tmont is now ioca'ted in the into the.New Year.of I960, we also mands for additional services. We Mrs. E. Melvin Goddard,- presi wise in the decade of the Fifr RoadB . and Refuse; Augustus B the North Korean government. Xownship Headquarters and the enter- a. new decadeout of the do feel, however,' that .there must dent of the James F. Ackerman tics. Wednesday was the hot ■Knight, Finance; Herman Johnson, They were released unharmed, af- ^ye]far0 Department is temporarily test January 4 on record, bet Forties into the Fifties! And in be a stop somewhere — which in I Federation, spoke of the work the Police, and Joseph A. Shafto, Pub-, ter the U. S. State Department had nt 10le (j01.]ies aVenue, Neptune. tering the 58-dcgreo high set the matter of taxation we hope this itself would decrease the tax rate auxiliaries are acomplishing and in.1890. lie Relations. made representations to Moscow SIGNS will also note a change, and a new — so regardless of how much the in called attention to the beinefit Card The mercury climbed from the and had as1
A major new oil refinery with an Morrison Nash, director; of/ednca- ' PULPIT PICK-UPS Crocheted Carriage Toy initial capacity of 40,000 barels a tion, the Training ,School at Vinfeii By JOHN ITRASER day is the Texas Company’s now land, N. J. ,in recognition o f her S works, recently opened at Eagle fifty years of service to the Trains;.'! Formerly Religious Editor “New York Herald-Tribune1 Point, on the Delaware, south of ing School. The dinner, will,be-I Camden. The refinery employs held Jan. 13 at the Hotel-Slitler,>: Fe r v e n t i n s p i r i t about 600 people on a 1,600-acre New York city, with Pearl Buck, ? Romans 12. site with a 2% mile deep water famous author, as toastmaster, ay' frontage. ' - \ * *:* * * . • .. ' 1 * * * * * The physicians of New Jersey “will wage an education campaign Governor Alfred E. Driscoll Will of doubled and redoubled intensity Eight diesel-electric locomotives, deliver the principal address at a in 1960” in opposition to the threat; ■ part of a $3,300,000 commuter and dinner to be given by a National of . federal "socialized medicine,’’ local passenger service improve Committee in honor of Mrs. Alice Page eltit, please. ment program, have been delivered to the Erie railway at Hoboken. The eight units are being used on main line commuter service 'in DELICIOUS FRENCH North Jersey and on regular pas senger runs between Jersey City and Buffalo. • * e » * A new directional-light system for automobiles has been brought out by tho Arrow Safety Device co., Mt. Holly. Designed to fit any car HIS loose jointed monkey crocheted of rust and pink wool will koep Junior and to harmonize with body shape, Tontortainod in hia carriage or crib. A green cap and red feather swirl perch color and trim, the lights — flash on Jocko's round head. Tho giin is embroidered; tho beady black oyes aro ing to indicate turn — eliminate Per Pan small sequins. A direction lfeailet for crocheting the monkey and a black the necessity of rolling down the arid white panda, MONKEY AND PANDA, may be obtained by. sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needlework Department of. this window to make a manual sign. paper requesting leaflet No. PC 4308. , . . ***** New passenger train equipment FRESH BREAD DAILY AT 3 P. M. life a sin. And. the pity of it is, TEMPERATURE IN OUR PLAC- costing about $7,600,000 has now that too many of our churches are ES OF WORSHIP. — Rev. Dr. Ray- been fully acquired- by the Lacka governed by this frozen fraternity.1 mond L. Forman, from “Rough- wanna railroad, Hoboken, with the What we need today is, heat, and hewed.” acquisition and first operation of REITZ BAKERY more heat. Everything about the j -----® ---r— . the line’s new deluxe streamlined Master warmed the heart His own JOY TO THE WORLD — Old leg- train, “The Phoebe Snow.” The 43 P ilg rim P athw ay - Ocean Grove hpart, burning with love for you, ! ends say that the reason bells are luxury passenger train will run be is the hearth of your souls. Our.drag it from the woods to their tween New York, Newark and 111 Emory Street - Asbury Park heart’s desire antl prayer for Zion . Christ was born Satan died, and all Buffalo and supplants the “Lacka should always be FOR A RISE IN . the beljs in the world began to peal. wanna Limited.”
When the anti-trust lawyers in Washington filed their suit to put the A & P out of business, they immediately handed out for all the newspapers of the United States a story giving in detail their “ allegations’* against this company. When we published advertisements giving our side of the case, they protested, even though they had made, and have continued to make, in newspapers, in speeches and over the radio these charges that would seri ously damage our business, if they were believed by the public. Every week millions of American housewives patronize A&P stores. Many of them would not want to deal with the kind of people that the anti-trust lawyers represent us to be. We think we have a right to protect this 90-year old business which has made it possible for millions of Anothar fln» product of American families to get more and better food for their money, which is providing high-wage employment (fit Kraft Food* Company for 110,000 Americans and which is helping millions of farmers to improve the methods of distributing their produce. S p e c ia l FLUFFY MACARONI PLUS No answer by us. would be necessary if the anti-trust lawyers were always right. SUPERB CHEESE FLAVOR OF But they, like all other human beings, can be wrong. ,.?J , KRAFT GRATED In this case we know they are wrong. They have been wrong before. In case after cose they made charges against A&P which were proved in court to be utterly, without foun dation.
We will prove that statement right up to the hilt. ' The anti-trust lawyers tell the public that they won a previous anti-trust suit against us at Danville, Illinois. PILGRIM PATHWAY AT OLIN STREET They did. “Everything For The Table” What they do not tell j'ou is that they brought case after case against the A&P in federal courts all over the United States. Before they won this case they suffered three defeats. The. anti-trust lawyers have told everybody about the time, that the courts said they were right W e think FRESH MEATS you are entitled to know about the three times the courts;'said they Were wrong. Now we are going to tell you about the first one. In future advertisements we will tell you about all of them. PRODUCE FROSTED FOODS In April, .1941, Xhe anti-trust lawyers brought a criminal suit in Wash So here was a case in which the anti-trust lawyers made seriously damaging G R O C E R IE S ington, D. C. charges against the A&P, in support of which, in the words of the court, they did not halve “any evidence at all.” . They charged that the A&P, two grocery chain competitors, two labor unions and other good American citizens had conspired to fix the price DELICATESSEN of bread. -Y.v: This was not the only time the anti-trust lawyers made charges against the A&P which the courts said were not true. In future ads we are going Can anyone imagine any charge calculated to be more damaging to a to tell you about these other suits. We are not going to duck, either. We retail grocery business? They, asked millions of people to believe that are going ’to tell you about the criminal suit that the anti-trust lawyers we ware the kind of grocers who would take bread out of the mouths of won at Danville; Illinois. Free Delivery - Phone A. P. 2-1749 poor people and make it harder for a wife and mother to feed her family.
These charges were false. ■', " - 1 The anti-trust lawyers say that they are not attacking "bigness” or efficiency. They have/to say that because the courts have decided that In that case it developed that the A&P and the two competitors who were ‘‘bigness" and efficiency and selling at low prices is not a crime. ' - charged with conspiring with us to maintain high bread prices actually sold bread cheaper than most of the other stores in Washington. But the fact is crystal clear that they only brought their bread suit against NEED A PLUMBER ? The :inti-trust lawyers presented and argued their case. When they were the big companies and against companies that sold good bread at the through. Federal District Judge Allen T. Goldsborough ruled that A&P lowest prices; just as in this current suit they are attacking a big company and the other defendants did not even have to put in a defense. He that sells good food cheap. * , — 5*1 n U j J H CALL ordered the jury to bring in a verdict of "not guilty.” A. P. 2-1676 Julge Goldsborough said to the anti-trust lawyers: We are going to show the American people that the suit to destroy A&P is really a suit against efficiency and against real competition. _ Gas Ranges . “If you were fo show this record to any experienced trial lawyer in the world, he would tell you that there The real question involved in this suit is whether businessmen are going vtas not any evidence at all. to be encouraged to do a better and more efficient job; or whether we 8 1 Refrigerators are going to let the anti-trust lawyers in Washington blow the whistle on “ Honestly, I have never in my over forty years’ experi anybody who geU big by giving the people-more for their money. ence seen tried a case that was as absolutely devoid of evidence as this. That is the honest truth. / have never No one can make us believe that ii is a crime to try to sell Automatic Water seen one like it.” ' the best quality food at the lowest possible price. Heaters
c a ll Edgar Phillips and Son, Inc.* THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY PLUMBING — HEATING 1420 NINTH AVENUE — NEPTUNE, N. J. jfij; FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1950 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY :T AGE TH R EE
■, 1 ■* 2 3 Stirling ...... < 127 161 169 peatmoss on a plate and set the ter. If soil grains stick to the firs- Taylor ...... 127 138 117 ...... 143 146 147 YOUR pot on this, Keep the moss wet. ger, give water. I, Francis ...1___... 137 177 174 DeHart ...... : 162 195 166 This wil! result in slightly higher Plants that are no,t of a woody Fettner ...... 141 116 14fl Crane ...... 115 humidity about the plants. nature seldom should be . saved. Pullen ...... 117 164 14’ 157 1 qo As far as the 'watering of the Foinsettias, cyclamen and so on re Sjostrom ...... 18l 232 214 ___ _ soil is concerned, some persons ap quire conditions that are not found — ---- -— Totals ...... • 669 816 861 ply some water each day, enough to in the usual home. After the.plants Totals ...... 703 827 875 Belmar. Methodist (0) By Charles H. Connors, keep the soil about moist or slight have Mcjomed out, get rid of them. . First Methodist, A. P. co) 1 2 ■ 3 Rutgers University ly on the dry side. Usually, if you Begonias can be nursed along, but NORTH SHORE CHURCH touch a dry finger to the soil, you 1 ■ 2 8 Dummy ...... 120 120 120 most of the others will hardly pay . BOWLING LEAGUE ' can tell whether the soil needs wa for the space and bother. Hope ...... 129 197 102 120 120 120 Team Standings Gift plants at Christmas are al Young ...... 109 133 11f. • 170 .160 144 ways welcome. ' '■ / ' . w ,:l Conover ....v...... 138 167 161 129 145 135 If the plant .you have received is O. G. Craftsmen .... 33 6 Quelch...... 129 184 144 By E. Newman ■ 120 163 164 a flowering one, give it all the di STRICTLY BUSINESS byMcF.a«.r, iPaul P. Hidner Bradley Beach ...... 29 10 Smith ...... 122 118 .123 rect sunlight possible. The excep St. Paul’s Ushers...... 21 18 Totals ..... ____ 669 708 683 tion to this is African Violet, which O. G. Brotherhood ...... '21; .18 Totals ...... 627 729 R4B CONFERENCE PLAY OPENS seeijis to do better in an easterly Tonight ■will find the opening of First Presbyterian ...... 20 19 St. Paul’s Ushers (3) window. Belmar Methodist,.... . 16 23 Bradley Befell Methodist (0) 4 tha Shore. Conference Basketball 1 2 3 Keep in mind that all such plants Methodist Pilots ...... 12 27. 1 2 3 schedule around the county, and Blair __.....______171 171 191 have been grown in a greenhouse, First Methodist ...... 4 35 McLaughlin ...... 127 147 191 Red Bank wil! be the foes of Coach Watson ...... 156...:..... 151 where they have had full exposure Messier ...... 143 142 166 Russ Coleman and his Neptune Kunckel ....-...... 167 . 134 170 to light. When we bring them into Harding ...... 185 550 132 Scarlet Fliers. The Red and Black 200 Club Pierce ...... 160..140 the house and place them behind Bridge ...... ;..... 153 108 156 will, be seeking victory number: Sjostrom 232, 214; Freed 210; Trimmer ...:.....; 179...163 155 drapes, there is great reduction Megill ...... 122 136 180 thirty and tyieir fourth straight for Nitschman 208. ' R. Francis ...... 109 187 in light, and we can expect that this thin year. Everything being equal, will have an adverse effect upon the the Red and Black should continue Totals ... 730 683 825 Ind. High Game Totals 833 726 854 plants. on the. victory trail but Red Bank O. G. Craftsmen (3) Pin the curtains back during the won’t be any push-over or a team Sjostrom 232, 214; Freed 210; . 1 .3 Methodist Pilots (0) . 2 day, and give plants as much light to be taken lightly. The boys from Nitschman 208. Freed ...... 210 181 163 1 2 3 as possible." By doing ‘this, the up north could very well end that Nitschman ...... 208 150 157 Taggert 157 165 145 leaves will usually stay green.'and winning streak ,and should the Ind. High 3 Games Mauch ...... 184 145 Gray ...... 90 78 71 remain on the plant longer. Fliers relax or rest bn their past Sjostrom 627 ^season high); Shaw ...... 138 153 Sofield 140 163 153 Watch the watering. In the wins it will be all over. Before Freed 554. Twelves ...... 178 ■149 160 H. Davis ...... 146 158 175 greenhouse, growing vigorously, we, send out our prediction as to . 135 Enord ...... 146 111 160 the score of this tilt, I’d like to pay Team High Game Ridner ...... Kin plants have been watered abund antly. In the home, with light, air, a little respect to Coach We3 Riley O. G. Craftsmen 918. Totals 67tf 675 7Q4 of the Junior Varsity. Wes, up at Totals ...... 918 .760 793 ■temperature, humidity conditions Long Branch, had everything Team High 3 Games different, they, have to be handled against his club that night, but the O. G. Brotherhood (3) G as on Stom ach differently. It is a good plan to O. G. Craftsmen 2471. / put a layer of sphagnum moss or popular coach held his temper when 1 2 3 Relieved in 8 m inuter or most of us would have blown a dpuble your m oney back First Presbyterian, A. P. (3) Tasney ...... 122 167 189 When rareis stomach acid cauies painful, suffocat fuse at the officiating. It’s men ing gas, wmr stomach and heartburn, doctors usually prescribe tho fastest-acliwr nrdlc Joea* hncwi for Subscribe to The Times like these that build the Champion symptomatic relief— medi el nos like Ihoeo In Bell-ana Enjoy “A Weekly Letter From Tablets. No laxative. B«U*ans bring! comfort In a ship teams of the future and Coach Jiffy or double your money back on return of boUla Ocean Grove Oaring the Winter to ut. 25c at all drug slits. Months. / “It’s a box of marshmallows!” > Riloy is one of the best. By d’Alessio - *•#***■ THESE FLIERS PICKED As most everyone likes to see a newspaper writer pick the -game, so.after it’s all over they can say, "Boy, I could do twice as good on predicting as he does,” I’ll send up my thought waves and pick to night’s contest. Here it is, folksl ASBURY PARK and OCEAN GROVE BANK Not selling a champion short until he’s beaten, I’ll string along and call this game — NEPTUNE SO ORGANIZED 1889 RED BANK 45. ***** CHURCH BOWLING LEAGUE The first place Ocean Grove Statem ent of Condition Craftsmen copped. two wins from the Bradley Beach Methodist squad last weelc at Bill Sach’s Belmar as of December 30, 1949 drives to open their first place lead on the latter to four .full games. The Ocean Grove Brotherhood and St. Paul’s Ushers came up with RESOURCES three wins over Belmar, and the Methodist Pilots to give the home Cash and Due from Banks town boys eight wins out of nine U. S. Government Bonds ... games rolled between them. Walt Investment Securities ___.’. Nitschman, Bill Freed and Ro Collateral Loans______.... Mauch were the big hoys.for the Bills Purchased ___ Craftsmen’s club, with Ned Mac- “W e h ad it h a rd er in m y day . W E d idn’t have radio program #, Bonds an«l Mortgage? ...__ Banking Houses___;_____ Laughlin holding the fort for the to tell us how to get along wilh our husband*!” - B.B. team, Stu Blair again paced Interest Receivable, etc. ... the improving UsHers, who !iave now started p nine game winning streak after dropping nine in & row. Blair rolled tilts of 171, 171 LIABILITIES and 191, while Rut Trimmer kept People, Spofs In T h e N e w s his good rolling in form by tapping i ______* __ Common Stock ______...... out games of 179, 188 and 155. Bob Surplus ______!____ „__ ...... Sjostrom, of the First Presbyterian GUIDING Schenley Labor Undivided Profits ...... of Asbury Park, rolled to the high atories" work Reserves'and Unearned Discount...... threesome for the season as lie lad with T ib io n e , Dividend No. 90 Payable Jan. 3,1950 his club tothres wins over a luck- p ro m is in g jnew Deposits _____...__1_...... ______le s F irst Methodist squad of Ab- anti-tuberculosis drug discovered bury Park. All Mr. Sjostrom rolled in western Ger wire games of 181, 282 and 214 to m a n Jr, is Dr. total 627 C h a r l e s E. Dutchess, e o m- This week is the last week of pany’a medical regular season play by schedule for director. If drug the bumper system will be tried is proved in U.S. 3 CONVENIENT'BANKING OFFICES TO SERVE YOU clinical tests out after that. It will be interest Schenley will ing to watch this v^ork and see if make it general Bradley Beach and St. Paul’is gain ly available to CORLIES AVENUE MAIN AVENUE on the leaders or if it works 'in fight TB here. MAIN STREET reverse. This corner .will always NEPTUNE OCEAN GROVE ASBURY PARK strum for a handicap in the North Shore Church league along with the bumper system. With a handi ’ - MEMBER cap you wouldn’t have the top Federal Reserve System .team with 33 wins and 6 defeats and the last P!ace with but Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation four , wins and 35 setbacks. It’s Monmouth County Bankers and Clearing House Association something for Pxexy Cliff Kunckel and the rest of the league to think T H R E E G A L S on a fence help Banking Department Safe Deposit Boxes . about for next season anyway. The convince tourists Trust Department March of Dimes matches are again they should stop planned for the Shore Church lea off for a while in Las Vegas, Ne gue with the first one at the home vada/./ S h a p e ly alleys of the North Shore league chorines of a ho on January 21st. tel floor show (,J ,-**** * there a r e Jo Ames. Pat Terry ASSOCIATION MEETING and Marie Hoe. There will be a meeting of the [MARY W ORTH’S FAMILY) Monmouth County Bowling Asso ciation at theJOceahport Inn this r SURE!*‘AND FIVE ft r. wish to see mistah wnemam!- PLEASE,SISTER!- -THAT DOD&E HAD Sunday at 3:00 p.m. The associa JrJILLOEJ you TEN •“ > A MUTUAL. FRIEND SENT ME- • •! WHI5KER4 WHEN SHAKESPEARE WAS tion will announce the site of the THAT 50«EB0Dy'S ABOUT CA6TIN' "HAMLET!"-.NOW BLOW: coming Monmouth County Handi TOfiET STUNS!---- - caps at that, time. Just for the records, however, and .to go out on the limb again, I’ll let you in on a little p.review. This year’s event will be staged 3t the Matawan- Keyport Recreation, just you wait and see. . , "^‘Hans Brinker or the, Silver Siintes” developed from a series of jjldtima stories told by. a New Je r ^ 3:. . : : . ,...' . sey, mother, Mary Mapeti Dodge 'XUCKI^motori3t Chandos Ryplnski - (leftL watches firemen flgiit blozeth’at ruined his autsj in Holly wood’ alterit hit lamp 'tit her two young sons.The Dpdgo post arid burst into flames. Said Chandos: '•‘Guess I'm lucky." homa.was!oi< a iaran ear Neivsrif. OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1950
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Sing While You Drive • -V : And Neptune Times A t 45 miles per hour, sing 1 Published Friday Tel. Asbury Park i-0007„ ' HOMER KRESGE. Publisher ■ WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor "Highways Are Happy Ways.” aiXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE. OCEAN PROVE, NEW JERSEY At 65 miles per hour, sing SUBSCRIPTIONS: $2.50 yearly: $1.50 sem i-annually: $1.00 q u arterly and 5c. a n a “I’m But a Stranger Here, postage p e r copy In U nited States; Canada $5.00 an d F oreign $8.50 a year. ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address. Heaven Is My Home." ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished by us on request. At 65 miles per hour, sing WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ■ ■ “Nearer My God to Thee.” At 75 miles per hour, sing THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE Fifteen Years Ago Thirty Years Ago “When the Roll is Called Up AL EDITORIAL Entered as Yonder I ’ll Be There.” second-class AV 85 miles per hour, sing |Asg>fcfeTlgN mall at tho Ocean Grove “Lord, I’m Coming Home.” poatofflca — Royal Arcanum Bulletin
Freeholders Set Example A Delusion Many men seem to think taxes In view of the spirit that now seems to permeate the are paid only by the rich therefore Washington administration that the “^ky is the limit” and the rich man and every woman who that we need to deny ourselves nothing that the Tru-Dealers buys anything ought to be penal think we need, it is interesting to note the action of the ized'. The fact is every woman Monmouth County Board of Freeholders this'week. They de who buys anything to eat, anything to wear or travel in any way, is cided to “hold the line” against, further increase in the county paying taxes without knowing it. budget and proposed a budget that is less than, last year, This is what is termed invisible or which with the natural increase in ratables should result in a concealed taxes. You simply can’t tax decrease. ' -.- V; . avoid it. In 1948 every American In his budget message to the members of the Board, family paid an average of $1,073 in taxes. In large part this was due Abram D. Voorhees, director of Finance, closes With these to the New Deal. Do the people significant sentences: “Your Board has endeavored to pre tfaht to continue this under what MACKENZIE sent a budget that will take care of the needs of the county Truman calls the “Fair Deal?” Not *** for 1950 — and at the same time start a trend downward in if they possess common sense. — Rockville, Ind., Republican. budget making . . . Tax rates cannot keep rising indefinitely 65 EMBURY AVENUE —because they will cease to be a yearly operational tax, and OPEN ALL YEAR Count ’Em / The DEANS will become a capital levy.’,’ If you don’t believe women en Phone Asbury Park 2-5023-J. BREAKFAST SERVED This is the answer of Monmouth County, under Republi dure pinched feet in order to wear can administration, to the super salesmen of the Welfare stylish shoes, count the number of State in Washington. It should be the determination of discarded footwear under . bridge 6Z-A MAIN AVENUE tables. — Fort Wayne, Ind., Sen OPEN - ALL - YEAR every county and every municipality in the state of New Runnlne-Water-ln-Rooms — Center ol ail Activity tinel. ; ■ A stone's Throw to Beach-Restaurant-Auditorlum Jersey^ to operate without taxing the people to death.. Ratei-on-Request P hone A. P. 2-8341 That principle of “home rule” and common honesty in Keep your temper. Do not RICHARD EGEDY GEORGE A. BREUB government that Governor Driscoll has advocated so long and quarrel with an angry person, but so successfully in New Jersey is now up for the test.. Let’s give hini a soft answer. It is. com ST. ELMO HOTEL make it work for the benefit of all our citizens. manded by Holy Writ, and, furjther- OPEN ALL YEAR Comer Main and New York Avenues Individual meals served by day or week A & P Fights Back American Plan . B. R. SHUBERT TeL Asbnry Park 2-0679 F O R S A L E The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company charged today NORTH SIDE—Two-famlly, all- year, furnished, plus summer that-the current anti-trust suit against the company is really cottage. Estate must settle. A sking price —r $8,500. FARRY J O H N L A U R “a suit against efficiency and against real competition.” MEMORIAL HOME TWO BUNGALOWS — 4& rooms M3 - 3rd Ave. Albury Park 2-0434 Painting, Paperhanging The company announced its intention of running a series and 3*4 room s, furnished, pos session at once. Only — $5,800 FINA N CES A r e A M ATTER Alterations of advertisements telling about previous suits brought for the two bungalows. OF YOUR OWN CHOOSING Work Guaranteed at Lowest Price WM. P. WALTON, Jr. against A & P by the anti-trust lawyers' in which the charges 20 ROOMS — 2 ap artm en ts, fu r-, Mgr. Lad; Attendant A. P. 1-0232-W B4 Mala Av».i O. O. niturc, furnace. Sacrifice for were proven to be false. quick sale. A sking — $12,000. “In case after case they made charges against A & P HOTEL — 45 room s, ow ner’s apartment, fully furnished and which were proved in court to be utterly without foundation,” equipped, modern, north side at ocean. Only — $10,000 cash. the ad states. Convenient mortgage terms.'- £iiJ|jili:aj||j||ii|iiltilUlllBUliiii;iiiiiili:iiii:iti:iiiiiiiniii^iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiluiuJujjjiiilRluiui:iililuiiiiiJiii::ii!iiiiuii2 Today’s ad cites one such suit in which it was cleared of THE TIMES BY MAIL anti-trust charges of conspiracy to fix bread prices. Under V. M. KUBLER $2.50 A YEAR O cean G rove Sacrifices the caption, “The Washington Bread Case,” the decision of V> BROKER more it makes him madder than 74 Asbury Avenue anything else you can say.—Lyons, N e w Y e a r ’s | A REAL BUY — TO SETTLE ESTATE — Two-famUy house and Income I Federal Judge Allen T. Goldsborough is quoted: . | property, two 5-room apartments, steam heat, completely lurnlshed, 2V6 I OCEAN GROVE Kan., News. "If you were to show this record to any experienced trial A. P. 2-1142 R e s o l u t i o n | blocks from.beach. / | lawyer in the world, he would tell you there was not any evi OPEN FOR AN OFFER I “OWN A HOME IN dence at all. . . Honestly,” he said, “ I have never in my forty years’ experience tried a case that was as absolutely devoid MATTHEWS, OCEAN GROVE” CORNER PROPERTY: Lar&e Living Room, Dinette Dining Room, Mod ONE OF. THE ern Kitchen, 1st Floor Lavatory, 2 Nice Size Bedrooms with Screened-ltt- of evidence as this. This is the honest truth. I have never BEST BUYS FRANCIONI FOR Sleeplng Porch, Black & White New Tile Bath'wlth Shower, Automatic seen one like it.” . CHOICE SELECTION Domestic Hot Water, New Automatic Stoker Fired, Individually Ducted 5 Bedrooms, hot water heat, SEE Hot Air Heating System, Room for Garage. It looks as if this Administration was trying to prove the S c T A Y L O R can be two apartments, well MUST SELL AT — $12,000.00 familiar dictum of the Communists, that only the State can FUNERAL HOME located. Sale Price $9,500, O liver Brothjers give the people a square deal; that a big private corporation, Exclusive but Inexpensive mortgage, $1,500. ' because of its bigness, cannot be trusted to do it. DANIEL L. FRANCIONI Real Estate — Insurance J. A. HURRY AGENCY THOMAS W. TAYLOR 50 MAIN AVENUE ■ 66 MAIN AVENUE - OCEAN GROVE Strange, is it not, that the Government, who buys nothing 704 - 7th Ave. Asbury Park OCEAN GROVE from the.retail food stores, is the one that claims that the Be sure—insure with Phone A.P. 2-0021 A. P. 2-4533 Telephone 2-4132 Residence 2-0387-R people ale being overcharged.- If the customers were the ones being mulcted, would not they be the ones to complain 2 That certainly seems a fair question to ask. REAL ESTATE THE PIONEER OFFICE BUNGALOW — Steam heat, oil LET US FINANCE INSURANCE burner, 5 rooms, immediate pos Telephone A. P; - 2-2124 session, asking $6,300. H ere's How Much New Jersey Counties Would 78 Main Ave., Ocean Grove ROOMING HOUSE — 24 room s, YOUR NEW CAR apartments, furnished, reduced Contribute In Taxes To Pay For Running The fo r quick settlem ent, $11,500. H ouse for Rent HOME —vand Income property, Loans Made Under Federal Government nine rooms, steam heat, north side, only $9,000, Yearly, rental, 5 rooms, Bank Agent Plan fftnscd on President Trumans proposed budget for 1950) HOTEL — Near ocean, 40 rooms, owner’s apartment, furnished bath, sun porch. Good and equipped, only $10,000 cash, . Consult When Accidents Convenient mortgage terras. heating plant. Newly Share of Taies Per SALES — RENTALS ALVIN E. BILLS, Real Estate and Insurance Total Budget Family Occur Away Cottages, Homes, Rooming • decorated. $65.00 per Group Member 'Houses and Hotels month. Reference re from Home quired.. ■ The First National Bank of Bradley Beach £0133,822,000 S E E ME BEFORE YOU BUY, Bradley Beach, N. J. 18.605.000 633 BURN OR BORROW S C a l l MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 71.558.000 906 ERNEST N. O p e r a t o r Louis E. Bronson lJ*hZrt S p e M a ' y . . WOOLSTON REALTOR & INSUROR Cumberland 18,605,000 - 778 AGENCY Iu r n 2 5 f o r 53 Main Avenne 48 MAIN AVENUE Ocean Grore, N. J. ^ H I l Ocean Grove, N. J. ^jFouccster Phone A. P. 2-1058 11,419,000 483 Tel. A. P. 2-0398 FOR THE CONVENIENCE OP DEPOSITORS OVER WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS IN OCEAN GROVE — NEPTUNE AND 70.126.000 1,079 You tnrvel with security when ASBURY PARK OFFICES insured by the United State t , A Lovely Home 67’ 64,900 926 Fidelity & Guaranty Company. CHECK ACCOUNT CHECK MASTER ACCOUNT 58.677.000 1,065 No matter where or when the Plus Incom e emergency, call W e s t e iin U n io n OWNER’S large five room apart- ' SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNT < 34.348.000 872 by number and ask for Operator f ment, plus seven renting rooms and CREDIT DEPARTMENT' 25 who will giVe you the name, TRUST DEPARTMENT 12,880,000 1,110 iSH’il BBS IJPrftlBn 1 11 three room apt. for year round in- of the nearest U. S. F. & G. rep ly** M 1 --'"ill if* come. Excellent heating system, TRAVELERS’ CHECKS resentative. rooms newly decorated and furnish 108,767,000 l.llfi ed Immediate possession. Asking ' SAFE. DEPOSIT BOXES Our agency ..represents the 10.018.000 765 $12,000.00. . S CONVENIENT BANKING OFFICES *0. SERVE YOU U. S. F. & G. Companies and LOCATED near the oeean. A lovely ten room home, like new 17.174.000 684 oilers you complete insurance throughout, beautifully decorated and furnished.’ An, ideal home coverage. s and income property. . — 8,587,000 965 * ■ i •'. ORGANIZED XU9 I l l s 'l2g.804.000 1,186 Louis E. Bronson M ARION SMITH, Broker Corllei Aveaae MAIN AVENUE Mala Street 12380,000 626 OCEAN GROVE Fuk Realtor & Insnror 12 New York Ave., O. G. A.,P. 2-: Member Federal Depodt Xnjonnce Corporation STATE TOTAL. 11,431,150,000 11,076 V N. ■ • AIWM 53 Main Ave., Ocean Grove ALL TTPES OF PROPERTY LISTINGS WANTED MEMBER FEDERAL RESKBYK SrSTCM Chart by Ifc* New J*rt*y Stott Cbambtr of Commerce FRIDAY, JANUARY 6,1950 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY
The next m eeting -will to held ot Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stratton, of Executives Plan For Dancing Under The Stars the Quaker Inn hotel and restau WOKING the home of Mrs. Jean Marshall, rant left Monday for a vacation in January. M eeting 315 Fifth avenue, Bradley Beach, St. Petersburg, Fla. ' AHEAD High scores were wone by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans, 26 At n GEORGE S. BENSON Peg' Forshay, Mrs. Bell Gravatt, Ocean Grove lantic avenue, are numbered among k PriiUtil—Xiril)/ CiHqt Plans for the January 16th meet Mrs. Jean Shaw, Mrs. Nellie Blair vacationists from here in Miami, M Sun/. Arhmu. ing of the Ocean Grove Parent- and Mrs. Mary C. Flint. Others Fla., leaving Monday for a six- Teacher association were •• com present , were Mrs. Jean Ridner, , Mrs. Adam McLardy, 23 Pitman pleted at the meeting of the exec week stay.. Mrs. Bea Steelman, Mrs. Bea Rid avenue, will leave tomorrow for a' Plea For Action utive board Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Kester, ner, Mrs. Julia Brady, Mrs. Ger two-month vacation in St. Peters the home of Mrs. Richard F. Gib trude Patterson, Mrs. Eva Barto, 106 Broadway, enjoyed the Christ One reason why there is apt to burg, Fla. bons, 137 Abbott avenue. Mrs. Mary F. Strobell, Mrs. Nan mas' holidays visiting friends in be a battle in the coming Congress Mrs. W alter J. Ulmer,.141 Cook John C. Giordano, county judge, Pettit, Mrs. Olive Roe, Mrs. Flor Washington, X). .C. over taxes and government spend man avenue, returned home from will be the guest speaker at the ence Ketcham and Mrs. Nellie Ap ing is that things have come to the Fitkin hospital this week, greatly Mrs. Albert Doremus, leader', re meeting, it was revealed by Miss plegate. place where everyone expects some improved. ports the May Leonard Woodruff Virginia Hancock, program chair Refreshments were served by the circle will'meet Monday, 2:15 p. body else to do something about it.. < The Rbta Harrison circle, Mrs. man. Mrs. William Wegge, mem committee and cards and games m., at the Bancroft-Taylor Home. You see, everybody favors economy Grace Beam, leader, will meet Mon bership chairman, told of having were enjoyed. for the other person,, or the other day, 2:15 p. m., at the home of Mr. and Mr3. C. B. Hennig, 13 288 paid up members. bureau. But nobody does anything ; Mrs. Thomas Brookes, 115 Cook- Ocean avenue, are’ leaving tomor Mrs. CJprl Meyer, president, call much about it. America needs ac TWO JOIN STAFF •■fj man avenue. row 'for a vacation in St.; Peters ed fop other reports which included OF HOME MATRONS burg, Fla. tion, in this respect. I am hoping that of the treasurer, read by Mr.’ • Mrs. Thomas- W. Davis and that every public servant will take Mr; and Mrs. Fred Stephens, 72 Charles Whilden. He reported a (.'■ daughters, Meta and Eleanor, 42 his cue and do exactly what every Since the opening of the New Webb avenue, have returned from balance on hand of' $34. . Pilgrim Pathway, returned Monday body else expects of him: econo Methodist Home, the staff of ma West Hempstead, L. I,, where they_ Mrs. Meyer reminded everyone ;\l, from a holiday visit with friends mize! trons has been doubled, with Mrs. spent the holidays with their son" to save their cast-off clothes for and relatives in the Chester, Pa., Such action on the part of Wash Joseph Rainear, a member of St. and his family. the rummage sale to be held in the area. Y ington bureaucrats would be so out Paul’s church here, and Miss'Grace Spring;, . Harry L. Woolman, proprietor Miss Phoebe_ Rowden, 50 Webb of the ordinary that it would result Patterson, of Red Bank, in the new The eighth grade will be hostess of’Woolman’s Market and resident avenue, will be hostess to the Zella in reams of publicity for anyone positions. Miss Evelyn Howe", who es at the January meeting. Miss at 125 Cookman avenue, will leave Glidden circle on Monday at 2:30 willing to try it. Very likely,'too, has been associated with the Home Hancock was the co-hostess for the ., on Tuesday for an extended vaca p. m: it would endear any bureaucrat to for the past ten years, is head ma evening. tion in Miami, Fla., visiting his The general meeting of the W.S. the public mind so much that his tron, and Mrs. Alta Ross has been daughters, Mrs. Charles Register C.S. will be held Tuesday, 2 p. m., political fortunes would be made associated with her as matron for and Mrs. Verne Treat. in the St. Paul’s church Sunday from that time'on. I would like to the past eight years. / Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Isaacs, of School Temple. see such a movement for eliminat M rs. M ary Insley • Asbury Park, are parents of a baby ing waste and extravagance catch Mrs. Robert Stratton, 32 Beach Entertains Club W SCS Executives girl, Jane Louise, born on Monday avenue, was taken to Fitkin hos-. fire and get somewhere. in Fitkin hospital. Mrs. Isaacs is pital Tuesday morning by the CRUSTY AT THE,TOP W elcom e ’50 Y ear - the former Miss Louise Kresge, Ocean Grove ambulance. She in The Friendship club of Ocean But this big, growing formation ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. jured-her right hand in her wash-' Grove Chapter, O.E.S., met Tues of crust at the top knows well how An inspirational talk and New Kresge, 9G Webb avenue. ing machine wringer. day night at the nome of Mrs. to protect itself and what ever it Year’s greetings for 1950 were giv Mary Insley, Union avenue, Nep Mrs. Leo Walsh, 26 Abbott ave The Ocean Grove first aid squad holds within. Our biggest monop en to the executive board of the tune City. After devotions, led^y nue, entertained over the holidays removed Mrs. John Lohmann, 33 oly, “big, government,” is trying St. Paul’s W.S.C.S. on Tuesday by the president, Mrs. Jean MacClure, . Mr. and Mrs. H. Lamb and daugh- Pitman avenue, to Fitkin hospital hard to keep in power and to with Mrs. Elias Baker, president. k ter, Carol, of Newark; Mr. and Mrs. regular business was conducted. A Tuesday night. stand the advocates of economy. Minutes of the December meet- Here’s a formal dress that will make any evening enchanting. It nominating committee was appoint E, Roland, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Hitchner, 115 Big government is well-equipped to has a fitted, lace bodice, a floating skirt of Celanese Chifonese, and ed as follows: Mrs. Helen Tilton, Marina Balzer, of New York city, Franklin avenue, hfrs returned resist any effort to .economize, par a matching scarf stole. A'David Klein original, the gown was Mrs. Jean Marshall and Mrs. Mil selected by fashion editors as part of a cruise wardrobe. Available and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roland, of home after spending the Christ ticularly if it means lopping off dred Partelow. colors are white, blue, pink and yellow and the price — about $30. , East Orange. mas holidays with relatives in personnel and offices. Each bureau A committee was appointed to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brookes, Bridgeton. is free to devote all the time and select a place for the annual din 115 Cookman avenue, welcomed the attention it wants to “keeping on.” A baby girl was bom last Fri ner to be held in March when the New Year with friends at a supper When called upon for informa day to Ocean Grove Police, Officer new officers will be installed. The party in their home. Among the tion or to testify before Congres .and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, 139 Mt. committee includes Mrs. Bessie guests .were Mr. and. Mrs. John sional committees, these bureaus Hermon Vfay. They have named Dodd, Mrs. Mary Insley and Mrs. Coleman, 26 Pitman avenue, new their daughter Sheree. • are always ready to present pleas residents of Ocean Grove, and Mr. for more money. But nobody has Margaret Jacobus. <■ and Mrs. Milton Adelle, of Point The January . meeting of the heard them make any real offers Convalescent cards were signed Pleasant. . . .■ Ocean Grove W.C.T.U. will be held to . economize. - As for -revealing by each and sent to Mrs: Etta Dav JAKUJUT Tuesday, 2:30 p. m., in St. Paul’s , After spending, the Christmas their stotfy to the public, the all-too- ison and Mrs. Beatrice Erhardt. 0 ~N«rW«Dn. church. ' Mrs. Davison, the treasurer, who holidays with her sister, Mrs. Au common attitude is that what the X— »ltUf»w fra* gust G. Stoll, 23 Bath avenue, Miss Mrs. C. G. Anderson, 80 Clark public doesn’t know, and what the was convalescing from an auto ac NicamgM, If}). ; Mildred - Vanderhoof, , a summer avenue, will entertain the Rosetta Congress doesn’t know, won’t hurt cident of last January, fell-the t —tm n ilr. CkwcUtl« . resident at 51 Bath avenue, has re- Sherwood Hall circle on ftlonday, anybody. It would be real news week before ChriBtmas and broke C Mm mlfM cm- her hip. She is now confined to ? mw! i« r«ific, 1M2. ■ turned to her teaching duties at 2:30 p.m. Miss Florence Noble is indeed, if some bureau should offer • 4—UtafcolmittidttUalM, Kenosha Girls high school, Keno leader. to cut its budget for next year. Fitkin hospital. UN. sha, Wisconsin. The Ethel Harpst circle will - i —Rickmond, V». p in * . Miss Adelaide Castle, of New- meet on Tuesday, 2:15 p. m., at GENUINE LEATHER ft dtrtd by British, 1711. York city, daughter of the late the home of Miss Elizabeth Row- Knitting-Sewing Style HANDBAGS • t—lirtMor 'ol Chorlti Mr. and Mrs. George A. Castle, fROM — $3.98 SiimMr, Sam -Kartum, den, GO Webb avenue. — FINEST HOSIERY . Carl Sandburg. ‘who for many years occupied their Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Davis, 31 7—Millard Fillmor, bans home at 95 Heck avenue during The. H elen Shop 1800. Ocean Pathway, arevacationing the summer months, spent Christ 60 Main Avenue—Ocean Grove mas and New Year holidays with in St. Petersburg, Fla. her sister, Mrs. J. B. Hulit, 117 Mt. The Isabella Thoburri. cirle will Hermon Way. have a regular meeting at the Ban Everything For The Edwin Ralston, proprietor of the croft-Taylor Home on Monday, at F ull Line O f Holiday .Table Can Be E. N. Wooiston agehcy here, left 2 p. m, ' Purchased At the day after Christmas for a three- Mrs.' William Bussell, of Rox- week vacation in Florida. Friends BIRDSEYE boro, Philadelphia and a summer T W I N C I T Y are expecting Ned to return with resident here for many years, was a new group o£ fish tales as he a guest over the New Year week Frozen'Foods Advertisem ents hopes to enjoy most of his vaca FOOD CENTRE end at the St. Elmo hotel, returning Advertisements for these columns should be in the office of "The tion period angling in southern Times” NOJ? LATER THAN 12 O'CLOCK NOON Thursday of each week. Tdesday* Have You Tried The MAIN ST.-BRADLEY BEACH waters. / CLASSIFIED AD RATE Mrs. Marshall Gregory and chil BIRDS EYE FREE DELIVERY—A.P. 2-7450 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hubbell, 22 Hours — A. M. - P. M. 25; w ojtts OR LESS F O R T ? CENTS dren, Sam, Margaret and Tom, of 8 6 M ore th a n 25 w ords ...... 1 cent per word 'Surf avenue, entertained members f'l o u n d e r Friday Open To 9 P. M. 5 times for the price of four. ’ of the family during Christmas York,-Pa., spent the past week at Copy, mailed in, given to a representative or brought to office, per their cottage,- 123 Central avenue. sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. • Copy week. Here with them were Mr. PERCH accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to customers. During the week Mrs. William Ful OMBINE your two talents for knit Bills due immediately upon presentation. and Mrs. H arry Stanford and son, ting and sewing in this one blouse H ADDOC K ? Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. George ton, of Roselle Park, was a guegt fashion. Tha blouse of lightweight wool C e n t e n n i a l of the. Gregorys. Cummings and daughter, Eliza is a simple dioppod shoulder style FOR RENT NOTICE — Due to fine banded witty knitted 3trips in a con Llnster. Cabinet-maker at beth, all of Brooklyn. The ,Hub- Mrs. Edmtind B. Shotwell, of trasting color. Three buttons-on bach Lingerie Shop repairer, intends to remal . bells then returned the visit with Maplewood, with Tommy; Jim and shoulderC make .5an attractive, easy BARGAIN —■50 room summer hotel at 11Q' Sylvania Ave., *N in Ocean- Grove, with owner’s apart A. P. 2-8351-R, their family over New Year’s Bill, spent the week before reopen neckline closing. A direction leaflet for WOOLMAN’S Extends I^est Wishes For A ment, overlooking ocean. . Exclusive weekend. • . . ing of school at their summer cot making this BLOUSE WITH KNITTED block. Completely equipped. Cost LISTINGS WANTED BANDS may be obtained by sending a Happy and Prosperous $1000,000 to duplicate. O nly $37,000, ing to buy. Newman A tage, 122 Pilgrim Pathway. cash §10,000. It's a steal. G et y o u r lies Ave., Neptune. . I The Stoll family enjoyed Christ stamped, self-addressed envelope to Quality Market N E W YEAR > m oney b ac k first y ea r. B ox 5320, D ay 1103 an d 1104.' the Needlework •I'epartment of this tona Beach, Flbrida.; . , . ' -1-3 mas d in n er, on Monday, Dec. 26, The Louise Fox Philathea class paper requesting Leaflet No. E-2493. PLUMBING SUPPLI with Mr. and Mrs. August G. Stoll, will hold its postponed meeting on 125 Heck Avenue During-January and February store OCEAN GROVE — Several desirable pipe, fittings, automatii will rem ain, closed on Wednesdays. incom e pro p erties fo r sale, $8,500 up. electric cellar pumps, 23 Bath avenue. Those present January 10 a t the home of Mrs. Telephone 2-0963 , R. W. Johnson, Real Estate and Ins., nets. Edgar Phillips < were, Mr. and Mrs. Otto G. Stoll, Alvin Bills, 78 Main avenue.. Pals Ocean Grove Ocean Grove 32 M ain A ve. : y..r —1* Ave., Neptune; Tel. A. sr., .Mr. and Mrs. Otto G. Stoll, jr., will be revealed. T H E HELEN FOR SALE —/6 Rooms, bath, heat, furnished, $7,000; 9 Rooms, b ath , steam , KRAYER ROOFING CO. . and son, Otto, 3rd, of Ocean Grove; • ... ■ ’ / ’ of roofs applied and rep The monthly meeting of the ap a rtm e n t included, $9,500; 9 ; Rooms, Benson Ave.. Ocean Grc Dr. and Mrs. G. Fey Stoll and Y A R N S H O P b ath , heat, and ap a rtm en t, $10,500. A. P. 2-4058-J. Lucia Grieve circle, Mrs. Alvin Semons Agency, 124 Mt. Tabor Way. daughters, Mary Catherine and Bills, leader, will be held Friday, OPEN ALL WINTER . — i* Betty Lou, of Glen Ridge, and Miss CARPENTER JOBBI Jan. 13, at the home of Mrs. Del 48 Main Ave., Ocean Grove FOR RENT — Room and board for Remodeling. Ceilings, ■ Mildred Vanderhoof, of Kenosha, State Old Age Assistance pensioners. Floors, Doors, Walls. Roy White, 71 Mt. Pisgah Way. T el. A. P. 1-1407. —1 22 Pitman’ Avenue, Wisconsin. Phone A. P. 2-5228-J. FOR RENT — Apartment, four nice Miss Evelyn Howe, head matron rooms, furnished, heat and all utilities, >rivate entrance, for adults. Also, MURRAY’S at the Methodist Home, is enter 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE farge, light, clean, furnished room for Asbury Park.’ couple or two ladies on bath room off Main St. taining her three sisters at her floor. P hone A. P . 2-2612. —1*. supplied. Home, 118 Clark avenue. Vacation- Permanent Complete — $5.25 1-3-5 Main St., Asbury Park — A. P. 2-2311- CORSETS — Spence " ing here with Miss Howe are Mrs. Oppositc Ocean Grove’s Main Avenue Gates vidually .designed, fitti , , R. C. Randolph and Mrs. Harold Permanent Ends — $3.50 FOR SALE — Tastefully' furnished, home. Call for appo Under New Management — Free Delivery • freshly - decorated, all-year house, new S. H all, 709 N eptune Tippy, both of Mountain Lakes, Feather Edge roof and remodeled cellar; Broadway, tune. Phone A. P. 2-3 Operated by the VICTORY MARKETS, RED BANK four blocks from ocean, three bed and Mrs. William Tietgen, of New rooms, bath, modern kitchen, large York city. A friend, Miss Alma I \ Roux Shampoo Tint —• $3.50 and $5.00 = porch, garage. Weekends, 81 Broad TAILORING — and Ready to Eat Cala HAMS ... way or Phone A. P. 2-2949. —28-32*tf and women. If you 1 Rice, of Hendersonville, North that needs to be alter Carolina, is also visiting with Miss Lean Stewing BEEF ____ FOR SALE — Broadway, corner pleased to let K. Bo ! . . ANNA M AUDE’S. ( property, completely redecorated, 12 w o rk — a t 145 Abbot! Howe. , | sifj \ . * 517 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK = Lean Stewing LAMB _____ rooms, 7 bedrooms, oil heat, sale fur nished, inspect and make offer; Webb Mr. and Mrs. C.. W. Cox and = * y&'f', Telephone A. P. 2-3661 | Jersey Frying CHICKENS avenue. 15 rooms, one bath, two lava WE FINANCE NEW ( tories; arranged in apartments, steam Uvo-thirds of cost. C dnughter, Cynthia Lee, of Anchor y e a r p e r $100 th ro u g h - h ea t, p a rtly furnished, $12,000; H eck You save money, - establ ag e, Alaska, are visiting with Mr. Ave.i 5 rooms; 2 bedrooms, bath, oil surance premium lnclt Swift’s Premium Shoulder LAMB heat, hardwood floors, full attic and Alvin E. BiUs, Real E ■ and Mrs. Jacob Powelson, 86 Webb basement, room for garage, sale fur surance, . 78 M ain A ve.# Swift’s Selected CHUCK _____..... nished, $13,250; 100% business location. avenue, while on a three-month va 2 stores, 3 apartments, possession - of cation. Mr. Cox is owner of a milk Fresh Lean Chopped B E E F ____ one apartment, excellent income, price ANTIQUES! red u ce d to $16,000 fo r quick sale. Call THE TODDS—Are distributing business in Alaska.. Lean Sliced BACON_____ us for details. Brewer and Smith, Real items in their collect Their vacation trip started byplane Estate and Insurance, 619 Bangs Ave., china, lamps, milk Order A sbury P a rk . A . P . 2-0250.' ' —52tf articles. No dealers. f rom Anchorago to Seattle and then Ocean Grove. acrosa country in a car, driving ' Special - Campbell’s MISCELLANEOUS DO YOUR PAINTING- through heavy snows in the west Y FCELOIt. ^ CRISCO TOMATO SOUP SELL DIRECT —- All your copper,, ing now. at lowest pi :' \ A. P. 2-5592-R GEORGE ADDINGTON 80 Main Ave.1— Occan Grove JOSEPH MONDAY INTERIOR — EXTERIOR PAINTING — PAPERHANGING GENERAL REPAIRS GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP LOW CHARGES 25 OCEAN AVE., OCEAN GROVE PHONE A. P . 2-6539-W ^ ; 11—World welterweight champion Sugar; ; Ray , Robinson successfully defends; i title from Havana’s Kid Gavilan. . ■ Top Ten, Spot- News = 1—Justice department files anti-trust= ; 12—American league All-stars defeat; = suit in U.S. district court in Chicago= ; National League team, 11-7. . . ; = aimed o t breaking up du P ont ero- = CHRONOLOGY ■ 31 LEGAL NOTICE line of Fisher Avenue and the point or the property may be put up and re- thereof in and to .the following de place of beginning." • ■ v sold immediately. The balance to be scribed lands and premises:- ; COMMON LAW 11432 . Seized : as the property of Hillory paid within ten days upon delivery of A1I that certain plot, piece, or parcel -WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS- RUSSIA: a Bargain and Sale Deed. SHERIFF’S SALE:- By virtue of a writ Slyke and Eva Slyke taken in execu of ground known and designated as Going to Sea . ' . of .execution to me directed, Issued tion at the suit of Fidelity Union Trust (2) Said lands and premises are to B lock 16-C, L ots 1, 2. an d 3, being a ' out of the Monmouth County Court Company, a corporation of the State of be sold subject to ail municipal, state, piece of vacant vground approximately Tom Paine's phrase, "sunshine t; (L&w Division) will be exposed to sale New Jersey and to be sold by and federal ordinances, statutes and 75 b y 100. feet o n th e n o rth e ast corner 0n '■? at public vendue, on IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. regulations affecting the use of the said of Lakewood Road and Carton Ave patriot,”/m ight well apply to any D ated Dec. 3. 1949. lands,and premises, and subject to the nue, Shark River Hills, upon the fol vy Monday, the 9th day of January, 1050, covenants, conditions and restrictions segment of the Russian army, ; between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 George B. Turton, Atty. lowing terms and conditions:- (50, lines) 50-53 - $21.00 contained in prior deeds affecting said • (1) Twenty percent . (20%) of the Widespread Federal Farm Controls; since the Soviets have no w arm ' 7«:: o'clock (at 2 o’clock, Eastern Standard premises. • Yj Time) in the afternoon of said day*,'at iiirchase money to be paid at the time water port for winter operations; ; the Court House' in the Borough of N O TICE (3) All bidders must submit a writ ■ e property is struck off. If the mon- ten statement outlining the type of ey is not paid at that time, the prop but if the authoritative publication, Freehold, County of Monmouth, New business to be conducted on the adver / 'Jersey, to satisfy a judgment of said NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS erty may be put up and re-sold im Three Pact Nations Unify Defense Jane’s Fighting Ships, was to be- 1 court amounting to approximately AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP tised, property and a sketch showing mediately. The balance to be paid believed, the Russians must be f1,002.00. OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF the proposed improvements to be made within fen days upon delivery of a MONMOUTH. and constructed onxsaid property. Bargain and sale Deed. / : planning to change all that. • All the defendant’s right, title .and (4) All said improvements to be .(RniTOR’8 NOTE: Whrn opinions are eipressed In these columns, they are those of - interest, if any, in and to the follow- (2) Said lands and premises are .to ’Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts aad not neoessarlly of this newspaper.) ACCORDING - / to the .article, -1. In g :‘ ;• • NOTICE is hereby given, that on completed within one year of the con be sold subject to all municipal, state, ‘‘All that certain tract dr parcel of Tuesday, the tenth aay . January, 1950, firmation of the sale. and federal ordinances, statutes and Russia is building three 35,000-ton land'and premises hereinafter particu at 2 P, M. at the Neptune Township (5) The deed will contain a condi regulations affecting the use Of the said CROP REPORT: battleships equipped to fire radio- larly described, situate, lying and being Headquarters, 137 South Main Street, tion that in the event the terms of the land3 and premises, and subject to the Raps Big Steel in.the Township of Neptune. County of Neptune, New Jersey, the Township sale are not complied with, within one covenants, conditions. and restrictions Punitive Plenty controlled aerial torpedoes. It Monmouth and State of New Jersey. of Neptune, in the County 'Of Mon year from the date thereof, the title contained in prior deeds affecting said said the Soviet navy also is" speed mouth, will offer at public sale, to will revert to the Township. prem ises. y It was an Ironical twist that “And known and designated as Lot (6) The purchaser shall be required, . (3) The purchaser shall be required, ing construction on a fleet of 1,000 65 as sh6wn oh map of Bobbins’ addi the highest bidder, at a minimum sale American farmers, by producing tion to Asbury. Park, New Jersey made price of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars, at the time of closing, to pay as an at the time of closing to pay, as an ad submarines including a type “with by- Niart Rogers, civil engineer, Sep- 1X750.00), all tho right title and inter additional purchase price, a: sum eaual ditional purchase' price, a sum equal to in 1949 the second largest crop in a great range and a very high sut* . tember 1907 and fUed in the .Monmouth est of the said* Township of Neptune to the amount of tax based on.the last the amount of tax based on the last as all U.S. history, may liavc shackled H County Clerk’s Office, and more par- acquired at a tax sale and the fore assessed valuation . from the first of sessed valuation from the first of the merged speed.” ; ticularly described as- follows: closure of the equity of .-redemption the month next after the date of sale rrt'onth next after the date of sale themselves with broad government How did Jane’s penetrate the Iron “Beginning at a point in the wes- thereof in and to the following de until the end of the current year and until the end of the current year and controls for years to come. terly fine of Fisher Avenue distant 175 scribed lands > and premises also all legal conveyancing fee?. Any also all legal conveyancing fees.. Any curtain to a degree necessary to ft. Southerly from the South West cor- All that certain plot, piece, or/parcel bidder who falls to complete his pur bidder who fails to complete his pur The year's harvest acreage was chase Will forfeit to the* Township any chase will forfeit to the Township any glean that information? ■ netf of Springwood Avenue and Fisher of ground known and designated as rionndt nnlH . / the largest since 1932 when depres- Avenue; thence (1) Southerly along B lock 251, . L o t 53, being a tria n g u la r deposit paid. depositpaid. sion-ridden farmers sought to off The publication Itself says merely the Westerly line pf Fisher Avenue 25 piece of vacant ground at the north '(7) The sale of this property is sub (4) TheTw sale of this property is sub* ithat a "hitherto reliable source” , ject to confirmation, by the Township ject toj confirmationconftrmatlon by the Townshi; Township set declining prices by expanding ft., thence (2) Westerly at right angles west corner of .Neptune Highway and Committee who may reject any or all CommitteeComi ■' who ■ may rejdet uny or all ,relayed the report, and added that to Fi^ier Avenue, 148 ft. to the Wes Stratford Avenue, upon the following bids. bids. production. terly line of the whole tract, thence terms and conditions:- "• •• DATED: D ecem ber 27, 1949. it passed along “with reserve . . . <3) Northerly along the Westerly line (1) Twenty percent,/ (20%) of the DATED: D ecem ber 29, 1949. Except for bad weather during conflicting information in ,the in o f th e w hole tr a c t 25 ft., th e n ce (4) urchase money to' be paid • at the . JOHN W. KNOX, JOHN W. KNOX, the growing season in some sec • Easterly and again at right Jingles to Sme the property is struck off. If —52-1 Tow nship C lerk —52-1 1 Tow nship ..Clerk. formant’s report” that one of the F ish e r A venue, 148 fe e t to th e W esterly the money is not paid at that time, tions of the nation, the 1949 crop, three battleships is still In the NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT N OTIC E total might easily have set a new yards, but “two others of the same OF ACCOUNT NOTICE OF PUBLIC -SALE OF LANDS record. Even so, the harvest was class are believed to be in com ESTATE OF: ^ - 'AND PREMISES IN so largo that the U.S. department mission.” Jane’s emphasized that WILLIAM ARTHUR' STIMPSON, TIUE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, of agriculture felt called upon to DECEASED. .-•• * IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH it had “no substantiation of thi3 invoke production controls of var report." .. Notice is hereby ''given that the ac NOTICE is hereby- given that on ious kinds to reduce the volume Everett Kassarow, execu counts of the subscriber. Substituted Tuesday, the tenth day of January, next 'year. These controls prob tive secrctiry of the CIO, tells THE ARTICLE noted that 'tho Administrator, of the estate of the said 1950, a t 2 P . M. a t th e N eptune Tow n United States arfd Great Britain Deceased will be audited and stated by ship Headquarters, 137 South Main ably would extend to cotton, pea a congressional committee that the Surrogate of the County of Mon Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Town-, big steel’s hiking the price of have only one battleship in service ship of Neptune, in the County of nuts, major types of tobacco, rije, mouth and reported for settlement to potatoes and soybeans. steel is a "scandalous situa between them—and that is tho the Monmouth County Court, Probate Monmouth, will offer at public sale, to U.S.S. Missouri. But, lt added, Division, on . the Twentieth day Of the highest bidder, at a minimum sale The agriculture department said tion” and asks the-committee Ja n u a ry , F rid ay , A . D„ 1950, a t 10:00 price of Thirty-five Hundred/ Dollars, to investigate it. In the recent "there are signs that new fleets o'clock a. m., at which time application ($3,500.00), all th e rig h t title and in te r the huge harvest was the result arei ln the making.” C- will be made for the allowance of com est of the said Township of Neptune of uniformly large production of price raise, the steel industry acquired at a tax sale and ,the fore Continuing, thej article declared: missions and counsel fees. most crops, rather than record said recent welfare and pen D A T E D D e c e m b e r 5th, A .D., 1949. closure of the equity of redemption ■“Warships are being designed not . • / ALVIN E. BILLS, thereof in and to the following de volumes of a few individual ones. sion concessions to labor inade 78 M ain A venue, scribed lands arid, premises Records were marked up only for the Increase necessary. as improvements or developments ■ . Ocean Grove, N. J.- ^ All that certain plot, piece-or parcel of previous classes, but from first Substituted Administrator. of ground known and designated as rice, dry beans and peas. James R. Laird, Esq., B lock 24, L ots 1 to 57, bein g a .piece of PACT DEFENSE: principles -for a specific rola of vacant ground. approximately 100 by The figures: Shoveling coal.' Regulating drafts. Unnecessary 527 B angs A venue. Corn, three billion, 378 million countering a potential enemy type. Asbury Park, N. J. 700 feet on the south side of Bangs One Broad Pattern In the next few years we are likely cleaning .and premature redecorating costs. Sign A ttorney Avenue, between Fordham Road and bushels; livestock feed-grain, 12B —49-52 Wakefield .Road,; upon the following million tons; vegetable oil-seeds: Probably pointing the way to to see . . . the atomic-bomber car terms.and conditions:- rier, tho gulded-missile. control . ing checks for whopping fuol bills. Those are . some (1) Twenty percent, (20%), of the soybeans, flaxseed, peanuts, cot- ward a general North Atlantic of the bogeys you can bid good-bye when your N O TICE purchase money to be paid at the time ton-seed, 15.33 million tons; tobac pact policy, the United States, vessel, the task-force. command the property is struck off. If the mon Great Britain' and Canada have ship, the anti-submarine cruiser, Electric Furnace-Man §toker is installed. - NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS ey is not paid at that time, the prop co, two billion pounds; fruit pro AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP. erty may be put up and re-sold im duction, nine million, 800 thousand worked out procedures for pra'c- rocket destroyers, fast, low-lying OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF mediately. Tne balance to be paid tons. tlcally a complete exchange/of in frigates and gas-turbine ships.” EFM gives you America's most luxurious auto MONMOUTH. within ten days upon delivery of a Which would indicate that the Bargain and Sale Deed. Yields per acre were above av formation concerning military matic heat . . . ai)d tho least exponsivel It's clean NOTICE is hereby given that on , (2) Said lands * and premises are to weapons and fighting' techniques navy hasn't been as dormant as Tuesday, the tenth day of January, be sold subject to all municipal,, state, erage for most crops, although the air force might have liked it to' and it's the most uniform, dependable heat obtain 1950,* at 2 P. M. at the Neptune Town and federal ordinances, statutes and wheat, flaxseed and dry peas were each country develops. ship Headquarters, 137 South Main regulations affecting the use of said notable , exceptions. Nearly 163 THE OFFICIAL announcement' appear in the unification rows ini able. EFM-completely burns low-cest rice Anthracite Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Town lands and premises, and subject to the to that effect was a guarded one, .congress. ship of Neptune, 4n the County of covenants, conditions and restrictions million tons of the eight grains -. . gets af/ the'heating value from this great Mompouth will offer at public sale, to contained in prior deeds affecting said were harvested during the year. but defense ; department spokes the highest, bidder, at a minimum sale prem ises. men . said the three nation, will HOUSING: •conomy-fuel. . price of Three Hundred Dollars, (3) The purchaser shall be required, ($300.00), all the rig h t title an d in te r at the time of closing to pay, as an COMICBOOKS: pool all data on just about every For'Forgotten When you decide on automatic heat for your horns est of the said Township of Neptune additional' purchase price, a sum equal thing in the way of conventional acquired at ,a tax sale and the fore^. to the amount of tax based on the last Get Lost Laugh weapons used by their, respective According to an impression prev (and you should do it now), Investigate EFM. You clousre of the equity of redemption assessed valuation from the first of the alent in the capital, President Tru thereof in and to the following de month next after the date of sale until There may not be any laughs in fighting forces and together will won't be able to resist its matchless convenience, scribed lands and premises:- the end of the current year, and also study such-advanced weapons as man intends to press congress for All that certain plot, piece, or parcel all legal conveyancing fees. Any bid' current comic books—as so many tome action to spur construction comfort, and money-saving economy. of ground known and designated as der who fails to complete his purchase psychologists, psychiatrists, educa guided missiles. There was no in Block 225-B,, Lots 51' ,and 52,, being a will forfeit to the Township ,any de tors and ministers have charged— dication of the atomic bomb in of medium-priced housing. piece of vacant ground approximately posit paid. And, as must have been1 in 50 by 125 feet on the • south side of (4) The sale of this property is sub- But there was certainly more than this "share-the-know-how’’ deal. Stratford Avenue, west, of Drummond „_ct to confirmation by the Township evitable, the "forgotten man” was Committee who may reject any or all an abdominal chuckle for the com The'goal, according to the an Avenue, upon the following terms and nouncement, was to/make not only again brought into the picture. Tho conditions :- bids. ic book entrepreneurs, themselves, ■capital sources mentioned that Mr, (1). Twenty percent (20%) of the DATED: D ecem ber 27, 1949. in a spectacular respectability re standard weapons interchange urchase money to. be paid at the time , JOHN W. KNOX, Truman's administration would S —-52-1 ■ • . Township; Clerk. cently accorded their products. able, but to draw, on the incentive le property is struck off. If the mon techniques of scientists and the recommend that this housing bo ey is not paid at that time, the prop For, as amazing as it may seem, designed to help the so-called “for erty may be put up and re-sold im THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY the U.S. state department was to' “operational procedure s" de mediately. Tne balance to be paid gotten man'* in' housing—the mid within ten days upon delivery of a (L. S.) • incorporate the comic book tech veloped by military planners. Bargain and Sale Deed; TO dle-income Worker of the nation— nique in its latest bid for the minds THE STEP, in any manner of to own his own home or get better (2) Said lands and premises are to PHILLIP YEAGER; MnS.^YEAGER, of non-Commuriist Asiatics.: be sold subject to all municipal, state .Wife of PhilUp Yeager, THE HEIRS, speaking, was a prudent one if the rental accommodations. / and federal ordinances, statutes and WITH THEIR THEMES based democracies are convinced that regulations affecting the use of the said DEVISEES OR PERSONAL REPRE IF ANYTHING can be done in lands and premises, and subject to the SENTATIVES OF PHILLIP YEAGER on the lives of American heroes', among the best avenues of peace that respect, the “forgotten man” Autom atic H eat Equipm ent Co. covenants, conditions and restrictions AND HIS, THEIR OR ANY OF 260,000 copies of the picture-serles' is one that leads to the ultimate contained, in prior deeds affecting said THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, would surely be most grateful— TITLE AND INTEREST. PHYLLIS books bad been, scheduled for de in preparedness. but the manner in which th,e hous prem ises. YEAGER, MR. YEAGER, husband of livery early inVJanuary. 115 So. Main St., Neptune, N. J. — /A. P. 2-4941 (3) The purchaser shall be required, Phyllis Yeager, andr THE HEIRS, I There is a most plausible school ing problem has been kicked at the time of closing, to pay as an The books, were to be sent to of thought among international additional purchase price, a sum eaual DEVISEES OR PERSONAL REPRE around in Washington could be to the amount of tax based on the last SENTATIVES OF PHYLLIS YEA South Korea, Thailand, French | diplomats, that if a consolidation blamed if the “forgotten man” assessed valuation from the first of the GER AND HER, THEIR OR ANY OF Indo-China and Indonesia. The of sufficient strength is mustered month next after the date of sale until THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, adopted .an. attitude . of “I'll be TITLE AND INTEREST: hope was that through hand-to- I by the western powers, there need llllllilllllillllllltlllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllliillllillilllilllllllll the end of the current year and also lieve it when I see it.” all legal conveyancing, fees. Any bid hand circulation information about ] be no fea/, of World War III, no The new housing program, ac der who fails to complete his purchase You are hereby summoned and re the history and background of the will forfeit to the Township, any de quired to serve upon Stout and 0»- matter how much the Russians cording to reports, will be on the posit paid. Hagan, Esqs., plaintiff’s attorney, whose United States would be spread j might ; desire one. For ■ whatever “ must" list of early consideration (4) The sale of this property is sub address is 601 Bangs Avenue; Asbury widely In areas under strong Com j else may be said of Russians ject to confirmation by the Township Park, New Jersey* an answer to the by the lawmakers, but that "must” Committee who may reject .any or all complaint filed in a civil action.^ in munist pressure but which, as yet, Stalin, he has never been branded isn't as formidable as it /'sounds, bids. ■ / which; Winifred Dixon is plaintiff and had not capitulated. as a complete idiot. for most Americans will remember DATED: December 27. 1949. Jersey Coast Realty Company, a cor- THE SERIES was. to include 32- After Stalin, of course, anything JOHN W. KNOX fioration, et als, are defendants, pend- that Mr. Truman was unab)e to -52-1 Township Clerk. ng in‘ the Superior Court of New Jer page books of the lives of George might happen, for ambitious men get any action on a lot of "must” sey w ithin 35 days a fte r Ja n u a ry 13, Washington, ■ Thomas Jefferson, 1950. exclusive of such date. If yyou ofttimes let their ambition cloud legislation in the first session of N O T I C E fail so toydo the relief demanded in the Walt Whitman, Abraham Lincoln, their vision to tho extent that they the 81st ’ congress.’' a complaint will be takeh against you by Andrew Carnegie, Jane Addams, can’t see where they • are going. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS default. ■ However, no one could be rilled ■ ■ AND PREMISES IN The action has been taken for the Thomas A. Edison, and George .Give such men enough power,. and out for trying, and if any success THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, purpose of foreclosing a certain certi Washington Carver. the war everyone fears. might well IN THE COUNTV OF MONMOUTH ficate of ta x sale d ated D ecem ber .9; ful housing venture should result, 1931, made by Walter H, Gravatt, Col Libraries and other agencies of jb e 'ln tho making. there would, probably be an air of NOTICE is hereby given that, on lector of Taxes of the Township of the state department’s public af forgiveness all 'round. , Tuesday, the tenth day of January, Neptune and recorded in the Mon fairs division, already on the 1950, a t 2 P . M. a t th e N eptune T ow n mouth County Clerk’s Office in Book j TOP 10 MEN: .THE LEGISLATION which the ship Headquarters. 137 South Main 1400 of M ortgages, page 446. and w as scene, would distribute the books President is reported as ready to Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Town subsequently assigned to the plaintiff, at public’ showings of American Rated Outstanding ship of Neptune, hi the County of which assignment was recorded in the sponsor is said to rely mainly: on pri Monmouth, will offer at public sale, to Monmouth Courity Clerk’s Office, in documentary films and other such More than 1,500 newspapermen vate industry to do the job. the highest bidder, at a minimum sale Book 154 of Assignment o£ Mortgages, occasions. American libraries op had been called upon to choose, in price of Two Hundred Dollars, page GO &c., and concerns real estate erate in all countries where the ($200.00), all the right title and inter situate bn the westerly side of Fisher I their opinion, the 10 outstanding est of the said Township of Neptune Avenue in the Township of Neptune, books are to be distributed. men of the world during 1949. At Talks for Hiss acquired at a tax sale and the fore in the.County-Of Monmouth and State first blush that would appear to closure of the equity of redemption of New Jersey, beginning 275 feet thereof in and to the following de southerly from the southwest corner of PANCAKE DAY: be a staggering assignment, but scribed lands and premises:-.. Springwood Avenue and Fisher Ave there is no newsman worthy the All that certain plot, piece, or parcel nue, which premises have a frontage Idea Spreading m l a p " ™ of ground known and ■ designated as of 25 feet on Fisher Avenue and ex name who won’t give you an opin B lock 224, Lots 317 an d 318. being a tend in depth approximately 148 feet, A familiar and popular ivent In ion on anything at any time. piece of vacant ground approximately and which is. also known as Lot 69, in some United States communities, THE TEN “outstanding men of 50' b y 100 fe e t on th e so u th side of B lock 217 on the. Tax* A ssessm ent M ap unknown in many more. National ■ 1 1 * 1 McBride Avenue, west of Drummond of'the Township of Neptune. the year," as announced in the Avenue, upon the following terms and You. PHILLIP YEAGER, are made a Pancake day is beginning to catch 1949 Year News Annual were; conditions:-. defendant because the premises de (1) Twenty percent, (20%), of the scribed in the complaint filed herein on in many localities. Dr. Albert Schweitzer, religion; purchase money to be paid at the time are assessed in your name and you An ancient as far as internation Dean Acheson, U.S. Secretory of In glowing chip-proof enameled steel the property is struck off. If the have or may claim to have some inter al observance goes, the event has state, statesmanship; Dr. Ralph est in the said premises; and you, MRS. been observed elsewhere in the W a n t y o u r kitchen to be a work-saving YEAGER, wife of Phillip Yeager, are Bunche, world peace; Dr. Charles made, a defendant because you'are the world for hundreds.of years. No Seymour, Yale university presi within ten days upon delivery of a wife of Phillip Yeager, and by virtue beauty ... today, tomorrow, always? Then Bargain and Sale Deed. thereof may. claim to have some lien artificial "Johnny - come - lately” dent, education; Walter Reuther, (2) Said lands and premises are to upon or Interest in the premises de ’idea, the day has long been ob president ot the CIO-UAW, labor; an all-steel Geneva Kitchen- is surely tKe be sold subject to all municipal, state, scribed in thtf* complaint filed herein, served in Great Britain and many Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers and federal ordinances, statutes and by way of inchoate right of-dower or one for .you. Every modem feature you regulations affecting • the use of the otherwise; and you. THE HEIRS, DEV other countries in Europe—always second baseman, sports; Serge said lands and premises, and subject ISEES OR PERSONAL REPRESEN on the day before Lent begins. Koussevitsky, Boston symphony to the covenants, conditions and re TATIVES OF PHILLIP YEAGER AND could want in stainless steel'sinks, white-, strictions contained in prior deeds THE NEXT Pancake day falls orchestra, music; Arthur Miller, affecting said premises. HIS. THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR on February 21, 1950, when here, enameled base and wall cabinets, and step- (3) The purchLser shall be requited, SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND “Death of A Salesman,” drama; INTEREST, are made a defendant be In the United States, some com Stanley Kramer, producer of the at the time, of closing to pay, as an ad cause you are the heirs .of Phillip Francis B. Sayre, former saving accessories. P lus sleek, simple lines ditional purchase price, a sum equal munities will mark the day in city- movie “Home of The Brave;” U.S. assistant secretary ol to the amount of tax based on the last Yeager, and by virtue • thereof may and welded construction for lasting beauty. assessed valuation from the first = of claim to have some lien upon or in wide celebration, a sort of mid movies;: Milton Berle, radio and state, testified that Alger Biss, the month next after the date of sale terest in the premises''described in the winter fair at which everyone eats television. former state department at until the end ,of. the current year and complaint filed herein; and you, PHYL pancakeS. In many other commu And you can arrange Geneva units to a n y also all legal conveyancing fees. Any LIS YEAGER, are made a defendant CRITICS of these selections tache who is on trial for per bidder who fails* to complete his pur because on or about' the 21st day of nities, church groups . (frequently might charge that the selectors let jury ln connection with stolen floor plan! So let us show you how your chase shall forfeit to the Township Septem ber, 1921. Jersey C oast R ealty Episcopalians) have long observed any deposit paid. Company, a corporation, entered into the headlines. of the year, rather secret documents, had a "very Geneva .Kitchen will look . . . for life. Drop (4) The sale of this property is sub a contract of sale with you for the the day with quiet breakfasts, thah. the gentlemen's accomplish good” reputation for. Integrity ject to confirmation by the Township premises described in the complaint Husky Dnwor Slides, filed herein, but no deed of conveyance luncheons and. suppers—all of ments, get in their eyes when they and veracity in 1938 when Hiss in soon—or phone. • - Nylon Roller* Committee who may reject any or au bids. was ever given by Jersey CoaBt Realty which feature pancakes. : made their choices. was Sayre’s “right band man.”. DATED: D ecem ber 27, 1949, Company, a corporation, to you and JOHN W. KNOX, you have or may claim to have some -52-1 Township Clerk. interest in the said premises; and you, MR. YEAGER, husband of Phyllis UMBRELLA: DIPLOMACY: G e n e v a Yeager, are made a defendant because For Amphitheatre j) New Probe Asked , NOTICE v*:.: you are the husband of Phyllis Yea Classes for Japs ger, and by virtue thereof may claim Most everyone has speculated NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS to have some- lien upon or interest in Whatever else might occupy con As part of the. policy of.speeding ‘ AND PREMISES IN THE TOWNSHIP the premises described in the com about If and when it would come, gressmen, there appeared to be;no readmission of Japan into the OF NEPTUNE. IN THE COUNTY OF plaint filed herein, by right of curtesy but now, apparently, it has ar lacking of probe subjects. For in- world family of nations, U.S. state MONMOUTH. or otherwise; and you, THE HEIRS. rived—a revolutionary rain-defy V A N C DEVISEES OR PERSONAL REPRE ;‘ Hands,” Finden, and “If I Could Tell You,” Firestone, Miss Nancy (C ontinued fro m P age 1) S T . P A U L ’S Rudhart; piano solos, "Claire, da according to a New Year’s state OCEAN GROVE Lune,” DeBussy and “Original ment issued by Dr. James F. Nor Christmas Legend,” Owen, Mrs. ton, of Jersey City, president of the Edwina Owen; carols, “Joy to the Medical Society of New Jersey and In the absense of Dr. Decker, on RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES World,” and “It Come Upon the vice president of the American vacation, Dr. Louis W, Mitchell, Midnight Clear,” the Choral; final Medical Association, / ' assistant director of the Methodist carol, “Silent Night,” the Choral, '**♦** hospital in Philadelphia, will HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING the audience humming and the so Would you believe that 75 years preach at the 10:45 service at St. prano obligato by Miss Rudhart. Paul's. The Cccilian choir will sing ramMNG SKILLED MECHANICS for • ago 6 railroad track could cause a At the close of the program Mrs. “Light of God Within U s Shine? by. HEATING ;ach craft will give yon war in New Jersey? It was re Bay gave each person a floral pock ferred to as the frog war because Humperdinck and the Senior choir et calendar. ^ * ^ O IL BURNERS'*'*^®6 b e s t in RE A b will sing "A, New Year’s Song” by CONTRACTING SHEET MCTai>>w S it was the frog or crosspiece of a E'R VIC E Viebrock. Thelma Mount, minister LEGAL NOTICE or JOBBING CARPENTRy^*^. railroad track near HopeWell th at caused the trouble. The workmen of anisic, will play “Prelude” by NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT THE PAINTING DeSaverac and her postlude will be ♦ OF ACCOUNT WM. R. HOGG CO., Inc. ' MASONRY ot rival railroad companies fought, unceasingly, for three days as resi “Sestal Song” by Bingham, ESTATE OF’ ANNA GLOCKLER, ' 900 ■ 4TH AVE. — ASBURY PARE Dr. Mitchell will al3ja preach at A LUNATIC > ■ " ' - Tel. 2-3193 or 2-31S4 dents of the town watched with rapt the 4:00 o’clock Vesper Service. The Notice Is hereby given that the ac* » attention. It wasn’t until'the Gov counts of the subscriber. Guardian, of AUTO BODY REPAIRS MOVING — STORAGE t- EXPRESSING ernor called out ths State Militia choir will sing “3esu, .My Saviour, the estate of said Lunatic will be aud Look On Me” by Barnes, «nd a solo, ited and stated by the Surrogate of the " HAVE RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIREM that fighting stopped. The broad County of Monmouth and reported for “I Walked Today Where %Tesus settlement to the Monmouth County A . G . ROGERS, Inc. cast on this-war is the opening of Court, Probate Division, the Twentieth Repaired Nick Antich Finishing STORAGE AND MOVING the I960 "This Is New Jersey Ra Walked” by O’Hara, will be aung d ay of Ja n u a ry , F riday, A. D., 1950, a t by Dorothj White, soprano. Miss 10:00 o’clock, a. m., at which 4ime ap Bear Frame sad Axle StrolchW cer- Wbafl Allesunent a g e n t s Phone A.P. 2-2093 dio Series” on 28 radio stations in plication will be made for the allow 1006 FIRST AVENUE ASBURY PARK Telephone S472 Mount will play ‘Larghettp” by ance of commissions and counsel fees, VANXINE9 _= ______A M M n g g the state. , , DATED: D ecem ber 8th, A.D., 1049, ■ »»**».■ Jongen and “Andante, Sonata in A CHARLES J. GLOCKLER CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK Minor” by Borowski. There will *06 L ake A venue, Former Governor Leslie A. Mil . Ocean Grove, N. J., be no evening service, • G uardian. ler, of Wyoming, chairman of the Solomon Lautman, , FABIO BATTAGLIA 603 M attison A venue, f National Resources “task force” Asbury Park, N. J. BH0FFWB0AMB,M J?OUHDAWOH8, COKCBETB^ BCLKHEAB8 of the Hooves Commission, will be Clerk J.W . K nox A ttorney ------: * SEPTIC TANKS, CESSPOOLS the featured speaker at th:; eve 'Continued frora Page 1) •______—49-1 ‘Jill Bitisgs Avenue, Neptune, N. 1.- T elephone A sbury P a rk 1-0838 ning session of the 19th annual The abandoned line on Stockton ORDINANCE NO. 316 1 MEN and BOYS* CLOTHING meeting of the New Jersey Tax- Avenue was connected to the new TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE IN THE pump, which also will help to re COUNTY OF m ONMOUTH * — B n v ir'fi “ The Label of Quality” payers association on Jan. 20 at' j m SUIT CLUB—10 Pay and Lay-Away Plans the. Hotel Essex .House, Newark.' lieve our sewer problem. AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE L S B a w S PARKING ON BOTH SIDES OF^ NEW SUIT CLUB POLICY — New Members Accepted Monthly The Township .Engineer has been STATE HIGHWAY ROUTE NO. 33, instructed, at the request of the ALSO KNOWN AS CORLIES AVE Prospect snd Summerfield Aves. — Asbury Park — A. P. 1-0894 OBITUARY NUE, BETWEEN A POINT OPPO* Ocean Grove Association, to sur SITE THE EASTERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF THE LANDS OF THE vey Fletcher Lake and make, rec RALEIGH-FITKIN M EM ORIAL CLEANERS AND QYERS EDWARD H. JONES ommendations for its improvement. HOSPITAL AND THE EA8TERLY LINE OF WAKEFIELD ROAD IN : MISCELLANEOUS . THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN summer resident of . Ocean THE . COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, A The Township suffered o great AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR Grove at 58 Abbott avenue, Edward loss through the death of our well- TIIE VIOLATION THEREOF. H. Jones, 82, died last Thursday at liked and respected Building In 5. This ordinance shall take effect his home in Glen Ridge. Funeral immediately. spector, John C. Burke. He will Approved on first reading December services were held last Saturday at 22. 1949. be sorely missed by the officials and Approved, passed and adopted on Georgi; VanTassel’s Community fv- his, many friends. final reading December 29. 1949. At MAIN AVE. Gates 20 MAIN ST., A. P. ncral home, Bloomfield, with the ROSS R, BECK, J, Harry Neidhardt was’ appoint C hairm an B rierley?s Rug C leaning Service 2~4®SQl3K> :.. LEPICK’S SERVICE STATION ' • * Rev. Charles L. Copenhaver, pastor ed to serve in his placi. Attest*. of Glen Ridge; Congregational JOHN W. KNOX, RUGS AND CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED nvM , ^ Z r . ' WASHING, SIMONIZING, TIRES, BATTERIES ,, The ambulance was turned over C lerk —1 DYNAFUEL - TIRE REPAIR - LUBRICATION - A.P. 2^9068 church, officiating. BY BEING ELECTRICALLY SHAMPOOED to the Neptune First Aid Squad on NOTICE 139 Franklin Avenue TeL A. P. 2-4427 Ocean Grove Mr.'Jones was born in Brooklyn February 1st, This was accom TAKE NOTICE that White House and had lived in Glen Ridge for plished with the cooperation of the D airies Co.' has applied to ".he C hair- COAL AND FUEL OIL more than 20 years. He was em man and Township Committee of Nep All-Wool Worsted and Tweed Suits, Pants, Top Coats Made'to Yo»- Neptune Ambulance Corps. The tune Township, New Jersey, to trans Meosure, Fitting and Alterations for Men sad Women. ‘ ployed by Schindel-McDaniels co., newly-organized Squad is doing a fer to White House Dairies Co., trading Thompson Coal Cc a n y as White House Dairies Co., for prem New York. wonderful job and many fine re ises situate on Route 35. N eptune, N ew K . BOUFARAH - T A I L O R He is survived by his wife, Mrs. ports have been received regarding Jersey, the plenary retail consumption FUEL OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL "BLUE” tJOAL license heretofore issued to the Vindo- 117 South Main Street, Neptune, N. J. ' Phone 3-2300 P. 1-1041-R .. 145 Abbott Are. Ocean Grove Nellis Lamb Jones; a daughter, their work. bona Corporation, trading as White House Restaurant, for premises located UPHOLSTERING Mrs. Warren H. Sigley, of Glen The Township finally won their on Route 35, Neptune, New Jersey. Ridge; a sister, Miss Grace E. legal fight against Joseph Yacca- The names and residences of the of ficers and all directors owning one per Jones, of Bloomfield; five grand rino for violation of our Zoning cent or more of stock of said corpora tion are as follows: children, and three great-grand Ordinance. He was to remove all ERNEST ZIMA, children. the junk from the property and 225 C leveland A venue, Hasbrouck Heights, N. J., . cease operating by March 1, 1960. ' President-Treasurer: • MICHAEL A. SHELTON USED URN1TURE | 589 A venue E , . A uxiliary H ears Bayonne, N. J., 1 We . Bay and'. 8eU I Vice President-Secretary: .______ELECTRICIAN 1 Almost Everything . | Continue;: from -Page X) • STELLA ZIMA, Mary Day, Miss Iris Cheshire, Mrs. 225 Cleveland Avenue, * I ANTIQUES " ' . CURIOS 5 Hasbrouck Heights. N. J, All kind* Electrical Work Radio Repairing 1 ' s^Il A. P. 4640 | Eisele, Mrs.. Wilbert Westcott; Objections, if any' should be made Mis: Cornelia Farrington, Mrs. immediately in writing to John W. | BLUME’S QUAINT SHOP | Knox, Clerk of the Township of Nep TEPHFORD ELECTRIC CO Thompson, Mrs. Margaret Laird tune. | . 69 Sooth Main Street . ' I (Signed) 18 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove — Phone Asbury Park 2-7517 and Mrs 3. Arthur Margesor... WHITE HOUSE DAIRIES CO. At the close of the business ses by Ernest Zima, President, R oute 35, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS sion Miss Day, fVrst vice-president Neptune Towns*hip, N. J. A. M. AUSTIN D avid H; O’R eilly in charge of special programs, pre CARPENTEE and BUILDER ELECTRICAL sented Mr?, T. A. Pierce, director CROWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY Weather Stripping and accompanist of the Ocean ir. Jt. Q uestions Estim ates Given CONTRACTOR Grove Woman’s Club Choral. The 901 MATTISON AVENUE ASBURY PARK, N. J. ■ TEL:. A. P . 2-7021-W Funeral Home 129 ‘Abbott Avenue Ocean Grove And Answers Tel. A.P. 2-2290 113 Mt. Tabor Way, Ocean Grove" E stablished 1888 P hone A. P . .2-4716 following program was then given: By. Late Joint N. Bnrtli Piano duet, “Fantasie,’’ Mrs. S. Q. I will complete my high A. Hetherington and Mrs, ?ieree; FLORIST 514 Second Avenue, school course in 1951. As a veter- Asbury Park carols, ‘to! How a Bose fire ARCADIA—The Land ...: I EDMUND L. THOMPSON ai; of World W ar II, discharged in SYMPATHETIC SERVICE Blooming’5 and “The Gloria,” the ARCADIA Exterior and Interior 1945, will I bo entitled to GI train FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Robert H. Juska, Prop. Howard L. Smith REASONABLE, REFINED Painting Choral; soprano solos, “Pale PLANTS AND DISH GARDENS, CUT FLOWERS. WEDDD4G FLOWERS, ing benefits if I decide to go to col CORSAGES, FUNERAL DESIGNS, FLOWERS BX WIRE The Hardware Store Lady Attendant : Estimates remithefi lege in the Fall of 1951? Snmmerfleld and Cookman Aves. r hone: A. P. 2-2445’ Phone A. P. 2-056? 1%: Broadway, Ocean O rove of Ocean Grove P h o n e a . A. Since you were discharged K u m a A ulrary P a rk B956-J from the armed services before •All Branches of' July 25, 1947, you m ust start <31 BEAUTY CULTURE Bill training before July 25, 1951.' PLUMBING- FEATURING TIIE NEW Q. Is there a deadline date for Bradley Auto COLD PERMANENT WAVE TINNING and HEATING Grove Cleaners 1319 Corlies Avc„ Neptune, N. J, the reinstatement of my National . 'Seat C overs Service Life Insurance policy? FURRIER HARDWARE . — AUTO TOPS .... A. No. There is no deadline .Custom and Ready Made U .S . ROYAL date for World War II veterans Phone FURS PAINTS and OILS . and Dyers Telephone 719 Main St. A. ?, 2-4080 JR. Sarian Ready Tq Wear; P. 1-0157 B rad ley Beach who wish to reinstate their lapsed Made to Order Remodeling — R epairing FREE PICKUP AND TIRES NSLI policies. DELIVERY SERVICE Q. I an; a World War I widow 627 M attison A venne Dry Cold Storage Asbury Park 51 Main Avenue Genera! Electric — R.C.A. CALL US'— No rdrr too big of a veteran who served 80-says in '• OCEAN. GROVE, N , J. GARAGE—STORAGE small. TELEVISION the I.'. Army. Am I entitled to - Phone A. P. 2-4741 thot, H. CaUey, Allan L Hannah a pension? ' ' ' Oldsmobile Sales and Service E s t 1925 Phone A. P, 2-4670 / proprietor, .. HOTPOINT - Phone A; P. 2-1189 A. Ninety days of service is the B illy M ajor’s Seacoast G arage 45 P ilg rim PMm.K. Ocean Grove APPUANCES minimum requirement for widow’s pension rightB, unless the veteran 86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove was discharged for service-incurred ___ __ STORAGE—BY DAY - WEEK -MONTH KNOW YOUR OCEAN GROVE THE TIMES BY ' MAIL Custom Tire Co. or service aggravated disability. $2^50 a Year 1200 Main St. Bradley Beseh Phone 2-1439 24-HOUR SERVICE SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. Are YOU Going Thru STORAGE- -BATTERY—TOWING SERVICE—REPAIRING Venetian Blinds Corner Corliea Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. ON DEPENDABLE CUSTOM MADE , LAUNDRY COAST CITIES Measured and Installed ' Phone A.P, 2-4S43 COACHES, Inc. NEPTUNE LAUNDRY ' ALL SERVICES*-Wet Want, All Flat, Shirts; Wet and Plat, When yonr motor car jnislse- STUART Finished, Blankete. . SAVE—Try Our Cash and Carry Service, . 411 Main Street cansing yon to suffer from haves, when the trouble is diffi a Stokea Ave, Cor. Corlies, Intersection H’w’y.88 and 35 cult to locate come to McGee. BRADLEY BEACH, N. J. Our scientific, electrical instru I^miimmniiTirmwffMnintranmniTTTiynwuwtnrTTgTwiMK , HOT FLUSHES? ments quickly locate the cause MILK AND CREAM Does the functional ‘middle-age’ for many troubles, diirtinatlsg PHONES BRAKE SERVICE ' ' I period peculiar to women (38-52 costly tear-downs anil other Asfcnr; Park 2-6950 and 1-0615 TAYLOR DAIRY CO. BATTERY SERVICE [I Sts.) make you suffer from hot time consuming work.. We will SABS iNSPECTEl t flushes, feel so nervous, high- then wake the necessary adjust Albert H. Catley, Proprietor strung, irritable, weak? Then bo ments or repairs to full custom- MILK, CREAM, BUTTERMILK FROM MONMOUTH FARMS STORAGE ' . TIRES | try Lydia E. Plrtkham’s Vegetable er satisfaction. Indeed, in such For SN & m 142 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grove Phone A. P. g-1970 Compound to relieve such symp way and manner as to cause yoa Call NEPTUNE - I toms; I t’s famous for this I to think favorably of McGee Taken regularly- Pinkham’s when again trouble may arise. AUTO REPAIRS j Compound helps build up resist Yes, MeGee hos tho key to care- RADIO CAB W A R D E L L ’ S DAIRY ( ance against such ’mlddlc-age” free-motoring. And McGee uhpw ta 'p nt- f Auto Repairing S distress. It's what Doctota.catt a knows how to nse the key to Mbvxy Pwtk DAIRY PRODUCTS uterine sedative. It positively con- make your motoring a pleasure NEPTUNE, N. J. Telephone 2-1916 BAY ELLIS talnsno opiates—no liabit-forinir.g and to help make ft safe. C«c j Stockton and Sc. Mate St, 1 drugs. Plnkham's Compound helps to know McGee — come to 1101 Ocean Grovt T el 7727 p nature (you know what we metis), Main Street, Asbury Park. It’s also a great stomachic tonic! ^iiinrrni i rurrninfTmirn im 11 zmi wwi——jJ Any drugstore. TO CARE-FREE TH E TIMES LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S MOTORING DAY AND NIGHT *2^9 A YEAR ' VEGETABLE COMrOUNP