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Volume 70; No. 60 BELMAR, N E W JERSEY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1936. Single Copy, 4 cents

HARMONY REIGNS IN Bank Declares Johnson Heads FREEHOLDER BOARD 3 P. C. Dividend Fire Department SOUTH BELMAR COUNCIL ORGANIZES FOR 1936 Capital Stock Holders Re­ Borough Council of South A HAPPY OMEN FOR 1936 ceive Pleasing New Belmar Ratifies Personnel WYCKOFF CHOSEN AS DIRECTOR Year Gift for 1936 All Appointments Unanimously Confirmed at Inaugural Changes Made in Personnell and Campaign Promises of The election of Daniel Johnson as Meeting An additional fillip to New' Year’s Economy Reiterated Happiness was brought Thursday chief of the Fire Department of South Belmar, of John R. Folsom as assist­ morning to the capital stockholders of After winding up the borough busi­ Newberry Honored ant chief and of Owen Dunfee as en­ New Director The Board of Chosen Freeholders the Belmar National Bank in the form ness for 1935, the Borough Council of gineer was confirmed by the Borough organized Thursday morning and plan­ By Theatremen of checks for 3 per cent on their hold­ Council Wednesday afternoon with South Belmar opened the new year at ned a program of strict economy un­ Councilman McKinley not voting. 12 noon Wednesday in perfect har­ ings. der five departments, viz: Finance, The drivers will be appointed and This dividend was declared by the highways, bridges, county property mony. Elected Head of Jersey Or­ confirmed at a later date. Councilmen William C. Speakman directors at a meeting Tuesday and Chief Johnson and the members cf and welfare. ganization to Succeed Every county employee not under and Elmer Haberstick were sworn in shows evidence of a healthy condition the department were congratulated on tenure of office is laid off until a jus­ E. E. Samuelson aheir efficient work during 1935. by Borough Attorney Elvin R. Sim- of the banks finances. tified claim for retention is put for­ mill and took their seats at the coun­ ward and proven. Lee Newberry, head of the Arcadia cil table. Mr. Speakman was present­ The issuance of scrip which has Theatre Company of 902 F street, this BOROUGH COMMISSION ed a badge of freedom of the borough caused much inconvenience to county borough, proprietor of the Rivoli and by Mayor Frank Herbert. Mr. Speak­ employees will be seriously considered a string of moving picture houses, was man and Mr. Haberstick each thank­ MAKES APPOINTMENTS and dealt with. The purchasing de­ elected head of the Jersey Allied The­ ed the voters for their election and partment was also abolished com­ atremen at a meeting aboard the S. S. without any flamboyant talk promised pletely. Queen of Bermuda during a six-day to serve the borough to the best of PERSONNEL REMAINS THE SAME The budget calls for appropriations holiday trip. theiir ability and prove worthy of the in excess of last year, but in compli­ Mr. Newberry succeeds Sidney E. confidence placed in them. ance with campaign promises the Samuelson who remains National Al­ By unanimous vote the following All Officials Will Retain Their Posts Through the Year members of the board will not pass it lied head. appointments were made: Borough without a thorough investigation and Others elected on the trip which in­ of 1936 Clerk and Clerk of the Water Depart­ with a view to keeping down taxation. cluded business sessions, pleasure ses­ ment, John F. Carlton; Borough At­ Raymond L. W yckoff was elected sions, two days in Bermuda, two days torney, Elvin R. Simmill; president of The Borough Commission met New director of the board and Joseph May­ of seasickness, included vice-presidents Police Record the council, Charles Schulz; Chief of Year's Day in recess to complete the er head of the finance committee and Louis Levin (Newark), Simon Myers Police, William Brockstedt; Superin­ business of 1935 and make appoint­ a member of other important commit­ (Moorestown), secretary, Jacob Unger For Year 1936 tendent of Streets and Water Depart­ ments for 1936. tees. (Hillside); treasurer, Dave Snaper of ment, Owen Dunfee; Librarian Mrs. By uanimous vote J. A. Joeck was Howard Roberts, former county au­ New (Brunswick); assistant treasurer, Sarah Slater; Borough Treasurer, Mrs. Brackett Presents Annual reappointed Borough Clerk and treas­ ditor was appointed County Attorney Maurice Miller (Passaic), Edw. Lach- Belle Woolley; Special Police Officers urer and registrar of births and to succeed William J. Stevens. Mr. man (Morristown); three year direct­ Report to Borough on hourly basis, Brad Behrman, Ed­ deaths. Stevens will clean up his affairs be­ ors, Mark Block (Newark); Sideor E. RAYMOND L. WYCKOFF ward M. Berube, John Anderson, Wil­ Commission Joseph Dillon was reappointed Dep­ fore retiring. J. Victor Carton will Samuelson (Newton); I. A. Roth (Mor liam Thomey, John Duckworth and uty Borough Clerk and clerk of the replace Mr. Roberts as auditor. J. ristown); one year director, Louis New County Solicitor Harold Fenton. Arthur S. Hall was The report of Chief of Police Wins­ Water Department and license bureau. Russell Woolley of Long Branch wi,l Rovner (Camden); two year directors, appointed a special police officer with­ low M. Brackett, submitted to the Joseph Silverstein was reappointed supplant Charles Coles as clerk of the continuing, Frank F. Gravatt (Atlan­ out pay. Borough Commission Tuesday morn­ Borough Attorney, Thomas C. Madigan board. tic City), W. C. Hunt (Wildwood), Councilman Speakman, newly elect­ ing was placed on record and shows as Recorder and Clarence Stines, Dr. Hartman was reappointed Coun­ Ralph D. Wilkins (Pitman; one year, ed to that office, was appointed by quite a lot of activity with very credit­ • Building and Health Inspector. ty Physician and Arthur MacFarlane continuing, Harry Hecht (Passaic), Mayor Herbert as head of the street able results. Mrs. Bertha Haberstick was reap­ of Keyport takes Robert Miller's place Helen B. Hildinger (Trenton). department. All other committee The record in cold figures is as fol­ pointed Overseer of the Poor, Claude as superintendent of soldiers graves. heads are unchanged. lows: W. Birdsall, Borough Engineer; Pol­ County Clerk Joseph McDermott Mayor Herbert took the occasion to TESTIMONIAL DINNER Calls received 1168. ice Officer William Briden, License In­ swore in Freeholder Parkes as the thank the members of Council for TO SHERIFF ROBERTS Break-ins 32. spector and N. Osborne Superintendent new member of the board. their cooperation during the past year •Investigations 637. of the street department. Frederick Reichy, retiring director and expressed a hope for continuance A testimonial dinner in honor of Robberies 1. On motion by Mayor Thomas S. Dil­ wished his successor and the new of harmony during the year of 1938 Sheriff George H. Roberts will be held Burglaries (solved) 16. lon, Fred Titus.was appointed a regu­ board every success. in the hope of making it better for the on Wednesday evening, January 29th Missing Persons 23. lar police officer. borough than its predecessor. at the Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. Stolen autos (solved) 10. Mr. Herbert particularly commended The dinner is being sponsored by the Attempted Suicides (solved) 3. Democratic Club’s NOTICE Councilman Schulz for his splendid Monmouth County Men’s Democratic Arrests 64, conduct of the Water Department. Club, The Monmouth County Women’s Larceny 19 (solved 11) Second Annual Watch yourself in leaving the During Mr. Schulz’s administration Democratic Club, the Young Demo­ Rivoli Theatre. Go to corner in­ crats of America, Monmouth County this department has been transform­ tersections before crossing F Division, the various Democratic clubs Must Clean Up ed from a heavy balance on the debit Card Party with Everything street and avoid accident. side to a clean slate, a condition that of the county, and the many friends cannot be too largely commended. and well-wishers of Sheriff Roberts. Street Condition that Goes with It Next By Order of Mr. Herbert also congratulated oth­ In addition to the dinner, dancing and Wednesday Winslow M. Brackett, er heads of departments on their good a high class floor show will be pre­ Chief of Police, Belmar. work. sented. Woolley Estate Again Ask­ It will be a big night next Wednes­ HOWARD ROBERTS ed to Improve B St. day at the Young Men’s Democratic A TIMELY WARNING Property Club on Ninth avenue on the occasion of its second Annual Card Party. SNOW REMOVAL BRINGS At 8 o’clock anyone who fancies TO SLEIGH RIDERS On recommendation by Councilman himself as an artist at bridge, pin­ Elmer Haberstick of South Belmar, ochle, poker, or any other game with PUBLIC COMPLIMENT the Borough Council, Wednesday morn the “devil’s pictures” will be welcome CARELESSNESS MEANS ACCIDENTS ing authorized Borough Clerk John F. to sit in and make a stab for a num­ Carlton to again write the Woolley Es­ ber of prizes worth while taking home A TOUGH JOB WELL DONE tate Corporation and insist upon some or putting on sale. Young People Should Be Instructed by Parents to Observe thing being done about the condition There will also be awarded a door Simple Rules of its property on B street between prize and prizes for non-players and, Abbott Gives Credit to Commission for Cooperation in Sixteenth and Seventeenth avenues. of course, refreshments. Mr. Haberstick said this eyesore in Several party leaders have singified Purchasing New Equipment A timely order has been issued by Sterner Approves the borough has been allowed to go their intention to be there to get on Chief of Folice Winslow M. Brackett long enough and that there is no ex­ the right side of Deputy Sheriff Carl Commissioner George G. Titus, at relative to the dangerous custom of Kiwanis Officers Road Projects cuse for delay, especially when it is Schroeder in case of future emergen­ the regular meeting of the Borough young people hitching their sleds to taken into consideration that the bor­ cies. Installed Tonight Commission Tuesday morning, pub­ automobiles. ough pays $2,000 a year to the estate licly congratulated Commissioner Leon The hazards or. common custom Lays Off 438 Highway Em­ for bathing beach privileges at Sev­ T. Abbott on the fine work accom­ are not realized the youngsters in WHOSE DUTY IS ployees Reducing Pay­ enteenth avenue. Combine Ladies’ Night with plished during the heavy snowfall. their delight at being able to try out CLEARING 9th AYE.? Mr. Abbott thanked his brother com­ that new sled Santa Claus left them roll $35,114 Ceremony at Presbyterian missioner for the compliment but re­ or the old ones they have few oppor­ Hanukkah Party Where Does County Responsibility Church Dining Room fused to take credit personally. He tunities of bringing into use. Because of construction curtailment said it was through cooperation of th© Drivers of motor vehicles have End and Brough’s Begin? during the Winter months, State High­ A Big Success The Kiwanis Club will celebrate the whole commission in endorsing his re­ enough to contend with in navigating quest for better equipment that he way Commissioner E. Donald Sterner snow drifts and slippery pavements On motion by Commissioner Leon I . formal installation of its new officers had been able to accomplish what had without the additional onus of look­ yesterday approved a layoff of 433 Seventy-five Boys Enjoy Abbott, the Borough Commission, tonight with a dinner in the dining been done. Without it he would have Highway Department employees. The ing out for this kind of foolhardiness. Tuesday morning, authorized Borough room of the First Presbyterian been helplessly up against a tough laborers dropped number 389 and the First Annual of Parents should Impress on their Clerk J. A. ojeck to write the Board proposition. inspectors, 49. Eighteen inspectors church. children the dangers attendant upon Y. M. H. A. Of Chosen Freeholders and ascertain It must be patent to anyone who has were also demoted in the Construction And by way of striking the right hitching their sleds to motor vehicles definitely just what portion of Ninth observed conditions in past winters and Projects Division because of the tune for 1936, it will also be Ladies and should also see that they do hot About 75 young Hebrews had a glo­ avenue constitutes a county road. under similar conditions that the mon­ sleighride on streets which intersect discontinuance of operations in road rious time at their first annual Han­ It is desired to have clearly desig­ Night, with the wives and sweet­ ey invested for the effective equip­ highways or busy thoroughfares. building. The change's represent a to­ ukkah party sponsored by the Juniors nated whether the county’s jurisdic­ hearts in attendance. A most inter­ ment was well spent. Heretofore it tal payroll reduction of $35,114 per of the Y. M. H. A. and held in the tion covers the whole stretch from the esting evening has been planned. has been a superhuman task to tackls month. highway to Ocean avenue or from the The Rev. Clair A. Morrow, secre­ a heavy snowfall with the antiquated NOTICE Hebrew Institute. Commissioner Sterner received bids The ceremony of the “Feast of Can­ east side of F street only. As one of tary of the club will be installed as equipment available and make any Tuesday on four projects but again dles" was performed with Harold the principal thoroughfares in the bor­ president to succeed F. Burtis Clay­ worthwhile impression. It was a :ar Any person seen hitch-hiking ton. The new Secretary will be Frank rejected two of the contracts totalling Zager as cantor. ough Ninth avenue should be maintain bor of discouragement at best and one with a sled will have his sled $618,226 of State funds, as being too Recitations, singing and games with ed as such. In the case of snow re­ S. Lyon. The other officers for 1936 *of thankless results. confiscated. high but awarded two other small sec­ an abundance of refreshments, and moval the borough wishes to know will he: Harry J. Lewis, vice-presi­ This year, with the expenditure of a dent; William H. Hurley, treasurer; This order goes into effect at tions. The Tidewater Stone & Sup­ last, but not least a “play” concoted exactly where its responsibility begins little extra taxpayers’ mosey, the con­ George Hefniger, assistant secretary. once. It is imperative and is ply Company of Hackensack was giv­ and presented by the boys constituted and ends so that the work shall not venience of motorists and pedestrians, F. Burtis Clayton becomes immediate issued in order to prevent acci­ en the work of paving the Hightstown the evening’s program. be duplicated. The borough is per­ resident and transient, has been en­ dents to young and thoughtless By-pass, a distance of two and eight- At the conclusion each boy was pre­ fectly willing to undertake the job and past president. hanced a hundredfold and will be for Eddie Broege will be installed as people. tenths miles, on Route 25, for $194- sented with a box of candy, which cooperate in every way with the coun­ many years to come. Lieutenant-Governor for his second 552 or $5,000 less than this firm’s esti­ went home unopened. They were so ty authorities but it should be reason­ By Order of term, in ceremonies to be conducted mate on December 4. Fred McDow­ stuffed with good things they couldn’t ably compensated. NOTICE Winslow M. Brackett, in Trenton next Wednesday. Several ell of Neptune will build Route 33 for stow away any more. Chief of Police of Belmar. one mile from Hurleys Corner to Every Thursday local Kiwanians have already made By the grapevine route we learn that All night parking of automo­ Shark River Station Road, Monmouth the local drug stores did a wonderful BANANA SPLIT DAY plans to be on hand. biles on any street in Belmar is County for $153,160 or $9,362 less than business next day in stomach reliev­ RUBEN'S from this date absolutely prohib­ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS the low bid previously given for this topped with whipped cream atl5e NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING ers. ited. Car owners found guilty work. The work rejected was for the Ninth Avenue and F Street building of two and one-tenths miles of non-observance of this regu­ The 1936 Tax Assessment of the OYSTERS, FRIED OR STEWED To the Shareholders of The Belmar National Bank, Belmar, N. J. lation will be subject to fine. Township of Wall will be open for in­ (Continued on Editorial Page! SOUTH BELMAR DINER FUR REMODELING SPECIAL The regular Annual Meeting of the WinsiQW M. Brackett, spection at my office in my home on A Good Place to Bat Do not discard your old Fur Coats. Shareholders of thJs Bank for the January 7, 1936, between the hours of WANTED—Young man or woman, 25 Redmond Ave. and F St., So. Belmar Bring them to an expert for estimate. Chief of Police of the election of Directors for the ensuing 5 and 7 P. M. to 35. Neat appearance, personality, We restyle, reline, olean and glaze at Borough of Belmar. GEO. E. ROGERS, to sell summer cottages near Belmar. BELMAR RADIO reasonable prices. Our workmanship year and for such other business as may properly be presented, will be Assessor. Experience valuable but not essential. H. L. Oehme guaranteed. No job too large or too Have Your Newspapers Delivered Write, giving age and past employ­ Sales and Service small. We are experienced furriers held at its banking house at 3:00 P. M. on Tuesday, January 14th, 1936. Polls at Y'-ur Door ment to Box 40, this office. Service on All Makes of Radios for over thirty years. Don't hesitate Morning, Evening, Sunday Telephone 2647 will remain open for one hour. FRANK J. BREDHN PHONE 2950-J to come in and consult us free of A KAMINSKY charge. Dated, Belmar, N. J. Painter and Decorater WANTED—White cook, assist house­ “Radio Is Our Exclusive Business” For Service, Phone Belmar 885 work. Seashore; reference. Good home. “Not a Side Line” A. BLUM December 4, 1935. m D street Belmar, N. J. JOHN P. MULVIH1LL, Cashier. 792 10th Avenue Next to P. O. Address Box 32, this office. 1113 F Street Belmar, N . J. *tli Ave. and F St. COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW J ERSEY FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1936. ) COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Chancery 1-122 A11 persons having bills against the SHERIF’S SALE — By virtue of a County of Monmouth for services ren writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued dered or materials furnished are rj- out of the Court of Chancery of the quested to file the same with the un­ m a t i n e e d a y State of New Jersey, will be exposed dersigned before December 27th, 1935 to sale at public vendue on for action by the Board on that day. Monday, the 27th Day of January, CHAS. E. COLE, Clerk. 1936, ,N NEW YORK! SPECIAL MASTER’S SAI.E between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon ROUND IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY — of said day at the Court House, in the LOW FARE ROUND TRIP * 0 0 TRV* Between METROPOLITAN BUILD­ Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ EXCURSIONS ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATI )N, a mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a de­ corporation, Complainant, and cree of said court amounting to ap­ CLEAMNC BLANCHE JAY, et als., Defendants. proximately $2,315.00. All those certain lots, tracts or par­ We all need a change! So why not slip away from Fi. Fa. for the sale of mortgaged pre­ cels of land and premises, hereinafter the seashore one of these Wednesdays and take in a mises dated November 22, 1935. particularly described, situate, lying matinee on Broadway? The Pennsylvania Railroad By virtue of the above stated writ, and being in the Township of Neptune makes it so inexpensive with these low-fare excur­ to me directed and delivered, I will A Is® in the County of Monmouth and State sions. Nothing to park, nothing to drive—just Every Other expose to sale at public vendue on Wednesday afternoon, January 29, of New Jersey, known and designated relax in comfort and watch the miles flash by. Take Sunday any regular Pennsylvania Railroad train returning. 1936, at two o'clock Standard Time in as Lots numbers Sixty-six (66) and the afternoon of the said day, at the Sixty-seven (67), in Block 3, Section We have a few articles Train Leaves BELM AR 9:25 A. M. Sheriff’s office in the City of Free­ A, on the tract known as Shark River hold, Monmouth County, N. J. Hills as shown on a map or plan of All the following tract or parcel of said tract, made by Sincerbeaux and left over from our stock of PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA land and premises hereinafter partic­ Moore, Civil Engineers, Asbury Park, ularly described, situate, lying and be­ N. J„ May 1924. Beginning at a point in the south ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ing in the County of Monmouth, State . . v. 'v'' of New Jersey: erly line of Prosect Avpenue distant BELMAR, MONMOUTH COUNTY- six hundred feet westerly from the bought for the holiday trade yw t j j ww ■H'fJWWW Being the same premises conveyed point formed by the intersection of IV5: to Blanche Jay by deed 1631-409 roi the southerly line of Prospect Avenue that can now be purchased f Monmouth County, Described as fol­ with the westerly line of Oakdale lows: Drive; thence (1) southerly and at BEGINNING at a. point or stake in right angles with Prospect Avenue, HENRY the Northerly line of Eleventh Avenue, ninety (90) feet to a point; thence (2) ' ' W m m 1 as laid down on the "Plan of Lots of westerly and parallel with Prospect JEWELERS the Ocean Beach Association.’’ known Avenue, fifty feet to a point; thence Jr. 1 , - and designated as Lots Numbered (3) northerly and again at right an­ 2052 and 2053, distant 100 feet Wes­ gles with Prospect Avenue, ninety A V w Diamonds, Watches, Sil­ terly from the Westerly line of "E" (90) feet to a point in the southerly ' 'n a ra n o n & Street, and extending thence (1) No- line thereof; thence (4) easterly along % ' J i l l < verware, Expert Watch therly, at right angles to said Eleventh the southerly line of the aforesaid 4 r: i Avenue and along the Westerly line of Prospect Avenue, fifty feet to the point and place of beginning. and Jewelry Repairing Lot Number 2051, 150 feet to the rear line of Let Number 1952; *hence t.2) Being the same premises conveyed Westerly, at right angles to the last unto the said Michael J. Murphy by mentioned course and along the rear Shark River Hills Company, a Coo­ i line of Lots 1952 and 1953, 100 feet to peration of the State of New Jersey, <12 MATTISON AVENUE (Next to Savoy Theatre) ASBURY PARK S; the Easterly line of Lot Number 2254; j by deed bearing date November 13th, 1924, and recorded in the Monmouth X W thence (3) at right angles to the last mentioned course and along the said County Clerk’s office at Freehold Feb­ TELEPHONE a . P. 8233 § Easterly line of Lot Number 2254, 150 ruary 24, 1925 in Book 1287 of Deeds, feet to the said Northerly line of Elev­ page 175 &c. enth Avenue; thence (4) Easterly, at Said premises are subject to cove­ a right angle to the last mentioned nants, conditions and restrictions con­ course, and along the said Northerly tained in deed fjom Shark River Hills line of Eleventh Avenue 100 feet to Company to Michael J. Murphy, afore­ WINTER WORRIES WEATHERED the point or place of Beginning. said. In addition to the above described Also—All that certain lot, tract or HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED FOR WINTER DRIVING premises there will be sold other pre­ parcel of land and premises, herein­ i ELEC 1-1-36 mises at Plainfield, Union County, after particularly described, situate, Smoother Running, Better Mileage New Jersey and more particularly de­ lying and being in the Township of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth, Guaranteed with scribed in the writ of Fi. Fa. above RAL POWER & LIGHT CO. mentioned, on Tuesday, January' 28th, and State of New Jersey, known and TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE 1936, at two o’clock Standard Time, in designated as Lot Number Sixty-five the afternoon of the said day, at the (65) in Block 3, Section A, on the Sheriff’s Office at Elizabeth, Union tract known as Shark River Hills as 2 Man Service County, New Jersey. shown on a map or plan of said tract, The above premises are to be 3old in made by Sincerbeaux & Moore, Civil } DEPENDABLE AND TROUBLE FREE separate parcels. Engineers, Asbury Park, N. J., May, The approximate amount of the de­ 1924. Beginning at a point in the south- ' BATTERY SERVICE, RECHARGING cree to be satisfied by said sale is the' sum of $27,612.15 together with the erly line of Prospect Avenue, distant costs of this sale. five hundred and seventy-five feet wes BATTERIES $4.95 UP Together with all and singular the terly from the point fromd by the in­ rights, privileges, hereditaments and tersection of the westerly line of Oak­ Guaranteed appurtenances thereunto belonging or dale Drive with the southerly line of in any wise appertaining. Prospect Avenue; thence (1) south­ GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES EMIL STREMLAU, erly and parallel with Oakdale Drive, Special Master, ninety feet to a point in the dividing line of the block, twenty-five feet to a MARFAK LUBRICATION 17 Cooke Avenue, Carteret, N. J. point; thence (3) northerly and again (Lasts twice as long as ordinary grease) Martin & Reiley, parallel with Oakdale Drive, ninety 744 Broad Street, feet to a point in the southerly line of SERVICE WITH A SMILE Newark, New Jersey. Prospect Avenue; thence (4) easterly “TEXACO” SERVICE STATION Solicitors. and along the southerly line of the, You always get a little more than you pay for MOTORIZERS Dec. .27, 1935—Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1936. aforesaid Prospect Avenue, twenty- five- feet to the point and place of be­ when you deal with us— Clean “gas,” full measure (A. W. SANFORD & SON, Props.) ginning. — Clean oil, the brand your motor likes best,— and Being the same premises conveyed River Road and State Highway, south of 12th Ave 111-112 cheerful service to bring you back. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY unto the said Michael J. Murphy by Shark River Hills Company, a Cor­ Established 1924 Phone Be|mar 62, TO MENDA REID: poration of the State of New Jersey, Free Air and Water—We Fix Flats By virtue of an order of the Court by deed bearing date October 1, 1924, of Chancery of New Jersey, made on and recorded in the Monmouth Coun­ Special Prices on Cars Greased and Sprayed the day of the date hereof, in a cer­ ty Clerk’s office, July 7, 1925, in Book Cars Called for and Delivered Free Complete Battery Service tain cause wherein John E. Reid is 1305 of Deeds, page 110 &c. the petitioner and you are the defend­ Said premises are Subject to cove­ ant, you are required to answer the nants, conditions and restrictions con­ TYDOL GASOLINE petitioner’s petition on or before tae tained in deed from Shark River Hills HONCE & DODD S 24th day of January, next, or in de­ Company, Body Corporate, to Michael fault thereof, such decree will be taken QUAKENBUSH SERVICE STATION J. Murphy, aforesaid. REALTORS— INSURANCE— MORTGAGE LOANS against you as the Chancellor shall (TWO MAN SERVICE) Seized as the property of Jennie M nk equitable and just. Murphy, et als., taken in execution at Phone 3194 The object of said suit is to obtain the suit of Asbury Park Building and PHONE 503 a decree of divorce, disolving the mar­ 8th Avenue and F Street Belmar, New Jersey Loan Association, body corporate, and riage between you and the said peti­ to be sold by 706 Tenth Avenue Belmar, New Jersey tioner for the cause of desertion. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Vincent P. Keuper, Dated Dec. 30, 1935. Kinmonth Building, Durand, Ivins & Carton, Sol’rs. Asbury Park, N. J. (103 lines) $43.26 O'. sift Solicitor of Petitioner. Dated: November 23rd, 1935. Chancery 1-85 Dec. 13 ,20, 27, Jan. 3. SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a Thomas D. Joeck 3£ PROGRESSIVE GROWTH writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued S: out of the Court of Chancery of the Real Estate and Insurance TEN WEEKS OF BEAUTY State of New Jersey, will be exposed IS FUTURE PROSPERITY to sale at public vendue, on FOR ONLY 10 CENTS! Monday, the 20th Day of January, 708 9th Avenue Belmar, N. J. PROFIT BY IT NOW 1936, So many lovely women have told between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 us such flattering things about our o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon New Pompeian Tissue Cream —■ Today is the time to invest in Belmar prop­ of said day, at the Court House, in the how marvelously it freshens end Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ softens thiir skin and keeps it so erty. It will never be lower. mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree youthful looking — that we have of said court amounting to approxi­ decided to offer it for a limited checks mately $3,838.00. Phone 210 I time only in a large 2 ounce "get WE HAVE THE BEST BARGAINS All the following tract or parcel of acquainted" tube — enough to COLDS land and premises hereinafter partic­ | last 10 weeks. and W. E. Hefter ularly described, situate, lying and be­ I Here is a most generous supply of ing in the Township of Wall in the PLUMBING—HEATING a tissue cream that you'll find FEVER County of Monmouth and State of measures up in quality to creams New Jersey, being known and desig­ 666 first day Ninth Avenue * you are accustomed to buy at Do You Own An Automobile? nated as lot No. 100 on a map entitled Liquid-Tablets (Next to Bank) $2.50 for a similar quantity. But Salve-Nose HEADACHES “Property of Frank White, West Bel­ BELMAR, NEW JERSEY Start now and earn that 20 per cent reduction see for yourself! Send us 10 cents Drops In 30 minutes in coin or stamps today and then, mar, Monmouth County, N. J.” survey­ tell your friends about it! ed by William Segoine in January 1913 on your insurance premiums and bounded and described as follows, The POMPEIAN Co. to wit: of lot No. 116, fifty (50) feet to the Accidents happen—the minute BEGINNING at a point or place in I place my wager. See Us About It 66 ORANGE STREET, BLOOMFIELD, N. J. northerly line of lot No. 99, and thence the westerly line of “K ” Street, distant Ton* in tvary Monday..Wednesday..Friday (4) easterly along the northerly line five hundred fifty and nine tenths to tbt fascinating "T«a At Tbt Rif*" program of lot No. 99, one hundred fifty (150) The only way to be rid of the worry avar the Columbia Natwark. at 4.45 E.S.T. (550.9) feet from the northerly line of JOSEPH MAYER feet to the point or place of beginning. about the things we have not done is the New Bedford Road, and extending fWUSIC. jjosSIP . to do them. thence (1) Northerly along the wester­ Seized as the property of ELWOOD L. TUZENEW, et als., taken in execu­ Real Estate and Insurance 9th & R. R. Aves. ly line of “K” Street, fifty (50) feet to The first and most important step tion at the suit of IRENE TILTON the southerly line of lot No. 101 and toward improvement is the decision to and to be sold by Belmar, N. J.— Phone Belmar 573 In extending credit, beware of es thence (2) westerly along the south­ improve. Wo Are in Need of All Year Hound Ren tills—Brin g In your listing cessively optimistio people. erly line of lot No. 101, one hundred GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Arthur M. Birdsall, Sol’r. fifty (150) feet to the rear or easterly , A wife never quits until she’s mad 3 If financial matters, no decision Dated Dec. 13th, 1935, s line of lot No. 116, and thence (3) sou­ her husband sorry that he started the often better than a hasty decision. therly along the rear or easterly line (51 U $21.42 argument. ff n A R E Y O i 1 0 0 ^ L d t e FOR « A n « it« i<: EATING THIS SEASON?

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Chancery 1-51 Seized as the property of ARTHUR of said Washington Boulevard and SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a E. FORTH, et als, taken in execution Seized as the property of LOUIS J. point of Beginning. BEING the same premises conveyed writ of fi. fa to me directed, issued at the suit of DANIEL S. REEVES LEADER, et als., taken in execution B. WILLIAMSON, et als., taken in and to be sold by Seized the property of Everitt G. at the suit of MORRIS MOSKOW and unto the said Amos A. Williamson by out of the Court of Chancery of the Hyde, et als., taken in execution at Charles E. Hall and Luella R. Hail execution at the suit of ASBURY GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff to be sold by State of New Jersey, will be exposed the suit of Belmar Building and Loan PARK BUILDING AND LOAN AS­ Dated Dec. 2, 1935. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff Qtn by D°Cd bsarin£ dato August SOCIATION, body corporate and to be tg £ale at public vendue, on Association, body corporate, and to oe 9th, 1920, and recorded in the Mon- Edwin P. Longstreet, Sol’r. sold by Dated Dec. 3, 1935. sold by Monday, @tft J?ay of January, 1936, Isad ore J. Moskow, Sol’r. ACoun’y Clerk’s Office August <-61 $25.62 GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff 9th, 1920 m Book 1118 of Deeds, page GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sherfl. between the hours 1? o'clock and 5 Dated December 5, 1935. (51 L) $21.4,2 459 &c. ° Dated Dec. 3, 1935. Chancery 1-66 Chancery 1-58 o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the aftemson Arthur M. Birdsall, Sol’r. Seized as the property of FANNIE Durand, Ivins & Carton, Sol’rs. SHERIFF’S SALE —• By virtue of a (54 lines) $22.63 SHERIFF’S SALE —- By virtue of a of said day, at the Court House in th** (65 1.) $27.30 Pf fi- fa- to me directed, issued writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ out of the Court of Chancery of the out of tn* Coiirt of Chancery of the Chancery 1-55 M23 mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree State of New Jersey, will be exposed State of New will be exposed SHERIFF S SALE —- By virtue of a of said court amounting to approxi­ to sale at public vendue, on to sale at public vendu^ writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued Monday, the 6th Day of January, 1936, mately $3,509.00. Monday, the 6th Day of Janua out of the Court of Chancery of the between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 All the following tract or parcel of between the hours of 12 o’clock and * • of hew Jersey, will be exposed o clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon MONEY land and premises hereinafter paruc- o clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon to sal(? public vendue, on of said day, at the Court House, in of^said day, at the Court House, in the Monday, th.-' 6t-h Day of January, 1936, To Either Build a New Home or ularly described, situate, lying and be­ the Borough of Freehold, County of --ivugn or Freehold, County of Mon­ between e hofirs of 12 o’clock and o Mtmittouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a Heat and Repair the One ing in the Township of Neptune, in mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree o'clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon decree of said court amounting to ap­ You Now Own the fftunty of Monmouth and State of of said court amounting to approxi­ of said day, at the QQmt B>use jn &S proximately $2,264.00, mately $7,791.00. New Jersey., known and designated as Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ All that certain lot^ tract or parcel j All the following tract or parcel of mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree of land and premises, hereinafter par- j Lot Numbered One thousand seven land and premises hereinafter particu­ -hundred and twenty four (1724) on of said court amounting to approxi­ ticularly described, situate, lying and i larly described, situate, lying and be­ the south side of Clark Avenue on the mately $17,840.00. being formerly in the Township of j For example - $6.67 per month will ing in the Borough of Sea Girt, in the ‘■Map of Lots of Camp Ground of the All the following tract or parcel of Neptune in the County of Monmouth County of Monmouth and State of land and premises hereinafter partic­ and State of New Jersey, known and Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa­ New Jersey, being known and desig­ ularly described, situate, lying and be­ designated as part of Lot Number enable you to pay for improvements tion of the Methodist Episcopal nated as Lots Numbers twenty (20) Church.” ing in the Borough of Belmar, in the Eleven (11) in Range “D” in West twenty-one (21) and the westerly fiyg ALSO a certain Indenture of Lea?a County of Monmouth and State of Park, near Asbury Park, (now City of (5) feet of lot nineteen (wiy. 5 ft. Lot amounting to $300.00 and allow you for said premises made by the said New Jersey. Asbury Park.) 19), all as shown oh a certain map Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa­ Being premises particularly bound­ entitled ‘‘Amended Map of Sea Girt, BEGINNING at the northeast cor­ tion of the Methodist Episcopal Church ed and described on a certain map en­ New Jersey.” Frank Osborne, Engi-, ner of Lot No. 10, Range “D,” on the I 30 months in which to cancel the unto one Luther Shafer and Mary T. titled “Map of Property in the Bor­ 1 neer, 1909, excepting thereout the rear j West side of Sylvan Avenue; thence Shafer, his wife, dated January 28t,h, ough of Belmar, Monmouth County, twenty-five (25) feet of said lots. (1) as the needle pointed in 1876, south 1891, a.nd recorded in the Monmouth New Jersey” surveyed Nov. 13, 1925, 36 months in which to cancel the These premises are more particulai iy seventy-nine degrees and ten minutes County Clerk’s Office in Book 477 of by Claude W. Birdsall, Licensed Muni­ described by motes and bounds as fol­ west, one hundred and fifty feet along Deeds, page 172, and by a subsequent cipal Engineer and Land Surveyor, lows, to wit: the -north line of said Lot No. 10, to debt. ' -k ■■ assignment, assigned, transferred and South Belmar, N. J. Beginning at a point in the north­ the northwest corner thereof in the set oyer unto Mary C. Forth by Luther BEGINNING at a point, the inter­ rear line of lots in Range “F ” ; thence erly line of Washington Boulevard, section of the northerly line of Fif­ Shafer, individually and as administra­ (2) North fifteen degrees and forty four hundred seventy (470) feet wes­ teenth Avenue with the westerly line tor of the estate of Mary T. Shafer minutes west along the rear line of Arrangements for coal on similar terly from the intersection of the wes­ of Ocean Avenue as shown on said deceased, by assignment of lease dat­ lots Ten and Eleven in Range “F," terly line of Fifth Avenue with the map and extending from thence (1) ed July 7, 1922, and recorded in the Twenty-five feet; thence (3) eastward- said northerly line of Washington westerly along the northerly line of Monmouth County Clerk’s Office in ly parallel to the southerly line to the plan, but not Federal Housing. Book 1190 of Deeds, page 58. Boulevard and runs -thence (1) wes­ Fifteenth Avpnue two hundred fifty terly, along the northerly line of said west side of Sylvan Avenue; thence TOGETHER with all and singular (250) feet to a pipe; thence (2). north­ Washington Boulevard, Fifty-five (55) (4) South fifteen degrees and forty the premises mentioned and described erly and parallel with the westerly CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR PRICES feet to a point; thence (2) northerly minutes east along the west side of in said Indenture of Lease and the line of Ocean Avenue one hundred Sylvan Avenue to the place of begin­ buildings thereon, with the appurte­ at right angles to said Washington feet to a stake; thence (3) easterly Boulevard, one hundred twenty-five ning. Making a lot with a -frontage nances, and the term of years therein and parallel with first course two hun­ (125) feet to a point; thence (3) eas­ of twenty-five feet and a depth of one mentioned, yet to come and unexpired dred fifty (250) feet to a stake in the hundred and fifty feet. 12th Avenue and Railroad Belmar, N. J. terly and parallel to the first course, with the privilege of renewals for a westerly line of Ocean Avenue; thence fifty-five (55) feet to a point; and TOGETHER with the privilege to like term of years forever. (4) southerly and along the westerly PHONE 1900 thence (4) southerly, and parallel to use a roadway ten feet wide extending SUBJECT, nevertheless, to the rents, line of Ocean Avenufe one hundred the second course, one hundred twen­ seventy feet westerly from Sylvan covenants, conditions and provisions in (100) feet to the point or place of Be­ ty-five (125) feet to th# northerly line Avenue along the northerly part of •aid Indenture o f Leas# mentioned. ginning. said described premises.

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We have always maintained and fought to uphold JOSEPH MAYER our statement that there are no better highways for mot­ New Member' of Board oring in the world than we have in New Jersey and few ^ J h is l i t t l e " r o c k " is t h e to equal them—that they are, in fact, the best. 7 T 6 CARET As Highway Commissioner E. Donald Sterner states: “Many of our citizens have become too accustomed JONKCRS diamond V ALU E D AT to the conveniences furnished them to make any favora­ ble comment, but the requests we receive from foreign $ 1.500.000. nations for photographs and information indicate that AN AUTOMATIC IT COULD BE CUT INTO visitors from abroad are most favorably impressed by FLOWER VENDING a 5 DIAMONDS. SIMILAR. New Jersey’s road building.” MACHINE IS THE LATEST TO THE ONE THE GIRL. AID FOR THE HUSBAND A case in point is that of England. That country WHO FORGETS HU WIFEi 1 9 Vs/EARINC j , V A L U E D has decided on a $500,000,000 road building program and BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY nv-ru T H E PLOV vEW. at 4(50,000 CActi! is taking New Jersey as its model. “The Illustrated London News,” which circulates throughout the world, under the heading “American Ob­ ject Lessons for Our Plan of Road Work” used in a recent STERNER APPROVES issue two complete pages of New Jersey highway views, ROAD PROJECTS and several writers comment most favorably on oui syv of Route 25 from Crystal Lake to Bor- dentown, Burlington County, and the tern. JAMES S. PARKES construction of four and four-tenths miles of Route 25 from Robbinsville to If justification for what has been termed our “ob­ Hightstown, Mercer county. Charles f S b C iA L * Retiring Director session” with regard to Jersey highways were needed, this D. Prosser of iPtman was low on the ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT The next meeting of the Woman’s Bordentown link at $219,007 but this Republican Club will be held at club figure was $5,000 higher than the low Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Sherman should suffice. headquarters the first Monday in Feb­ bid submitted December 4. The Util­ of 1800 F street, South Belmar, an­ ity Construction Company of New nounce the enaggement of their daugh ruary, MOTORISTS’ HAPPY NEW YEAR Brunswick were low at $399,219 on the ter, Doris Louise, to John A. Taylor, Robbinsville-Hightstown stretch, an son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Taylor of Mrs. Bertha Brower of 1733 Belmont advance of $8,313 over the low figure 610 Sixth avenue, this borough. avenue, South Belmar, spent the New No more opportune time than the beginning of a which was rejected December 4 as be­ Miss Sherman is a member of the Year holiday with her brother in Pas­ New Year could be chosen to bring to the attention of the ing too high. The Commissioner re­ senior class at Asbury Park High saic. marked that these bids will not be re­ School. Mr. Taylor is a graduate of motorists the staggering annual death total in this coun­ advertised ofr the present. He took the class of 1933, Neptune High, and Henry Benango an old time Belmar- no action on the award of the con­ attended Alabama State College. The ite entertained a number of friends try of 36,000 human beings. ■ t tract for the P. R. R. Bridge at Allen- date of the wedding was not an­ and former employees at a supper wood, Monmouth County, on Route 34 nounced. party Saturday night in the home of This, terrible as it is, does not convey to the careless or on the paving of Route 44 from Mrs. Harry Redmond, F street, South minority of drivers the agony suffered in many instances Oldmans Creek to Penns Grove, Sal­ WILLING TO AID IN Belmar. em County. Work representing 513,- ROAD PRESERVATION before death came. It does not portray the suffeiing 246 man hours will be provided under James Rush, police-headquarters re­ caused the families of these victims. Ligures cannot. the two contracts awarded. Bids on In answer to the communication porter of the Newark Evening News the four projects were submitted by 25 sent property owners on Inlet terra e returned Tuesday to his home in East But a few moments’ serious thought might help those be­ contractors. regarding the condition of the road­ Orange after a week’s stay with Lieut. Agreements were approved for Mon­ way in the rear of their homes, two Hector, retired, of the East Orange hind the wheel to at least see a glimpse of what they would mouth County to maintain Asbury replies have been received. Police Department, at his home, 113 mean if their names or those of their dear ones had been Avenue in the event that it is extend­ These were read by Borough Clerk Eighteenth avenue, South Belmar. ed through Atlantic, Howell and Free­ J. A. Joeck at the regular meeting of included in the death roll. hold Townships to Colts Neck, if the the Borough Commission Tuesday Mrs. Dave Schiff of 700 Eighth ave­ Federal Government approves an ap­ morning, each of which stated that nue presented her husband with a New Ninety-five per cent, could be cut off this appeal­ propriation for the construction. the writers are willing to do their Year’s gift Wednesday morning in the form of a healthy seven-pound baby ing record if the ordinary rules of the road and the motor Hunterdon county was authorized part if other members of the Inlet girl, born at 5:30 in Beth Israel Hos­ to award the contract for improving Terrace Association are prepared to pital, Newark. Both mother and vehicle laws were adhered to. The remaining five per Pittstown-Baptisttown Road at a bid cooperate. daughter are doing well and the daddy price of $10,601 to provide 10,300'hours cent are due to defects in machinery that cannot be for- is delighted. of labor and Green Township, Sussex KOHN-HILLEF, FREDERICK. P. REICHY seen. County for placing gravel on the War­ Commonsense and discretion are all that is needed ren-Tranquility Road at a bid price of Miss Eleanor Hiller, daughter of WOMEN OF MOOSE $2,703 which will provide 3,300 man Alex Hiller and the late Mrs. Sadie 1936 CARD PARTY to wipe this awful blot off the record we drivers of auto­ hours of labor. Hiller of New York and sister-in-law mobiles are responsible for. We know when we are tak­ of David Barr of this borough was The Women of the Moose of Belmar married Sunday afternoon to Milton will hold a card and bunco party next ing a chance but the temptation is hard to resist when the Kohn of New York at the home of Thursday evening, January 9th in the risk seems almost infinitessimaL Don t let s do it. SPECIAL Cantor Vigoda, Nelson avenue, the Moose Home, 710 8th avenue. Prizes "GET ACQUAINTED'OFFERi Bronx. will be awarded and refreshments Don’t get behind that wheel unless your head is per­ Miss Jessie Hiller, sister of the served. A "Get Acquainted" kit, contain­ bride, was maid of honor and Joel ing four generous boxes of the fectly clear. The most careful driver under normal con­ Kohn, brother of the groom acted as Y. M. H. A. BASKETEERS New Pompeian Powder, in four best man. A reception at Cantor Vi- GAIN ANOTHER VICTORY ditions cannot mix gasoline and alcohol without dangei- opular shades, a tuba of the goda’s home followed the ceremony, ous risk. Don’t converse with your passengers so inter­ Rlew Pompeian Cleansing Cream, supplemented later by a wedding sup­ and a tube of the New Pompeian per. After a honeymoon in Atlantic The Y. M. H. A. basketball team is estingly as to forget your hand signals. Observe the NOT THAT ITS ANY OF HIS DARN­ Tissue Cream, is yours for only City the young couple will reside at coming up. In a battle staged at the ED BUSINESS, BUT OUR NOSY lOel Dykeman street, New York. Community Center alleys they put courtesies of the road and even extend them a bit some­ The Pompeian Company, in exis­ over a 19 to 16 victory over the Holy CORRESPONDENT WOULD LIKE times—it may teach the other fellow. tence for nearly half a centurv. OSBORN CAMPBELL Name quintet. TO KNOW: has brought out a line of remark­ Osborn Campbell of 77 Wall road, a The message of President Roosevelt in The Radio able NEW cosmetics that are beloved member of Belmar Red Men’s BARRS HOSTS AT good for your skin . . . good for Who celebrated in his good old fash­ Lodge, who passed away Christmas LAKEWOOD HOME Digest sums up the matter tersely—“Let us but work to your looks . . . and good for your night was laid to rest in Atlantic View ioned way? pocket-bookl Send for this special make the New Year safer and it will be safer. Pledging cemetery Sunday afternoon. A happy New Year’s party was held "Get Acquainted" kit today. Just Mr. Campbell, who was a retired If all the boys got their new plates at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis ourselves, and our families, to avoid carelessness, dis­ put 10c in an envelope, to cover carpenter, is survived by two daugh­ Tuesday? cost of wrapping ana mailing, and Barr, 122 Third street, Lakewood at ters, a son, three sisters and and two courtesy and recklessness on our highways, we can put a send it to which Mrs. William Goodman and hei brothers, Neil Campbell of this bor­ daughter of 200 Pulaski street, Brook­ stop to thousands of sudden deaths.” Who is going to leave the snow lay The POMPEIAN Co. ough and DeWitt Campbell of South until warmer weather thaws it away? lyn and Mr. and Mrs. M. Cooper and 77 O R A N G E STREET. BLO O M FIELD . N. J Belmar. family of 377 Monroe street, Brooklyn A WORD OF PRAISE NEW AND OLD Tun* in tviff Moadoy. Wedaasday.-Friday If the new resolutions will be strict­ were guests of honor. to the faitincting "Tea At The Alt*" prag ram Mr. and Mrs. Cooper were celebrat­ ly carried out? aver the Columbia Network, ot 4.45 l. S. T. Editor. Coast Advertiser: Make new friends, but keep the old, ing their twenty-second wedding anni­ Those are silver, these are gold; MUSIC ; GOSS»P ro MAN versary and with the Goodmans were Dear Sir: If all the New Year’s parties were I cannot let praise go by without spending the holiday as guests at the New made friendships, like new wine, successful? New Irvington Hotel in the pine scent­ comment on the splendid work of our Age will mellow and refine; Street Department under the direction ed city. Who recently purchased a pair of of Commissioner Abbott and his Corps Friendships that have stood the test— new boots and can’t find but one? Baj*y liU. Be of men in the recent snow storm. Bel­ Time and change—are surely best; Don’t Read This o n you r iota. NEW YEAR’S PILGRIMAGE mar streets and avenues were kept Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray, Fool wwio-awake Who is that gentleman who knows Unless you are interested in a open and the snow moved in a very Friendship never knows decay. A New Year’s pilgrimage will be thorough manner. The cleaning of P all and sees nothing around this burg? medicine which has helped USD For ’mid oid friends tried and true, over 700,000 women and held at Rosary Shrine in Summit on street was splendid. Anyone could get Sunday afternoon at 3:30, Jan. 5th. Who sang “Round and Round” all girls. Take it before and after Railway’s Pills into the stores without climbing over Once more we our youth renew. childbirth, at the Change or The sermon by the resident chaplain night long the other night? (The Vegetable Laxative) snow piles and it was a means of mov­ But old friends, alas! may die, whenever you are nervous and will be one appropriate for the occa­ ing traffic safely by making north and New friends must their place supply. rundown. 98 out of IOO say, to clw iw the inteefinal tract o< sion, and special music will be ren­ Who wore his tuxedo for the first “It helps me!” unpuntiee canoed by ccraeipttieu. south lanes. I am voicing the senti­ Cherish friendship in your breast, dered. A large number of Rosarians ments of many citizens and taxpayers time New Year’s Eve? Your poieoa-hee Mood wffl live you new “Pep.” ® is expected to be present at this serv­ in saying, “Well done Commissioner New is good, but old is best. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S ice which will include with Benedic­ Make new friends, but keep the old. Mild - Reliable At Your Druggirt and your Department." If the Rose Bowl game suited every­ VEGETABLE COMPOUND tion of the Blessed Sacrament. Signed, Benj. E. Farrier. Those are silver, these are gold. one? COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1936.

Will Rogers Picks A Story For This Spot

By WILL ROGERS New (A N E of the fellows that’s got my ^ sympathy is the dentist, be­ cause he don’t make friends very easy. Nobody likes a guy that TO SAVE FUEL pokes holes in his teeth and then charges him for filling them up.

EXT to taking a lease on the one-fourth cups of liquid. Smooth roeK'wj N garden ot Eden, the house­ three tablespoons flour to a past* op wife’s dream is a place to live with the liquid, add slowly to tha where there would be no regular butter and mushrooms and cook monthly bills coming in. Food until creamy. Add one bouillon bills one doesn’t feel badly about cube, one and one-half teaspoons —that was a gorgeous roast Sun­ salt, one and one-half cups of day, and that Friday fish was small potato balls or cubes and well worth what it cost. Cloth­ the contents of one 12-ounce can And it’s awful hard to hold a high ing — well, everyone likes new of roast beef which has been cut regard for a fellow that’s drilling clothes, and you expect to pay in cubes. Pour into a baking dish, into your nerves or prying your for them. But gas bills, light cover with a crust or with small mouth open so he can get several bills, laundry bills — how lucky baking powder biscuits and bake dollars’ worth of junk into it. Well, Eve was, except that she had to in a hot oven—400 degrees—for it was a dentist that told me this go to bed at sundown. thirty-five to forty-five minutes. one on a dentist, so I guess it will Why not save a bit on your This serves eight persons. be jail right to repeat it, although cooking fuel this winter, whether Creamed Meats the dentist has got enough to com- it happens to be gas, electric, coal tend with already. or oil? Make a list of the canned Southern Creamed, Chicken and Corn: Slice the mushrooms from A dentist says to his partner: meats which your family like best “Did you get cash from that last and plan to serve them often this a 4-ounce can of mushrooms from j which the liquor has been drained customer?” winter. Besides the fact that you "Y o u bet.” don’t pay for bones which you and reserved. Cook mushrooms j with one-half cup chopped “How much did you charge throw away, you pay for only a h im ?” minute or two in heating them, blanched almonds in three table- : and if you have some good recipes spoons butter for five minutes, be­ “Eighteen dollars and seventy^ on hand, you will be surprised to ing careful not to brown. Add three cents.” find what delicious meat dishes three tablespoons flour and stir “Eighteen seventy-three? That’s you can make. until smooth. Add slowly the a queer kind of a charge. That mushroom liquor and two cups guy’ll think there’s something pho­ All Kinds and All Frices milk, stirring constantly until ney about this joint.” These meats range from the smooth and creamy. Add salt and “Well, he’ll have nothing on me very inexpensive corned beef— pepper to taste, one cup canned I know he’s phoney.” solid, tender and delicious—to corn, one 6-ounce can of chicken “ But tell me this. W hy didn’t such good Sunday dinner meats as which has been cut up, and one you make it twenty dollars or nine­ baked ham or baked chicken in slightly-beaten egg yolk. Have teen, anyhow?” cans. You would boil, or bake, mixture very hot. This serves "Best reason in the world. half of a ham for at least two eight persons. French Omelet with Creamed Eighteen seventy-three was all he hours, and by the time the skin had.” and bone were removed you would Ham Loaf : Melt two tablespoons American News Features, Inc. have no more ham than you can butter, add two tablespoons flour buy in the large-size can, ready- and stir until smooth. Add one cooked, at less cost pel pound. and one-third cups milk slowly, j Then deduct the twq-hultrs of fuel stirring constantly until smooth j • burning—and what have you? A and creamy. Season with salt and j darn gooa ham. peppei to taste and add two tea- j Swollen Veins Here are some good meat dishes. spoons lemon juice. Cut the con- I Beef and Muehraorr, P'e Drain ten?a of a "-ounce can of ham loaf If you suffer from varicose or swollen and reserve the ’.:quor from t 4- in small dice and add with one- veins, blue knots, ulcers, bunches, open ounce can e£ must)rooms. Slice the half cup diced celery ana one- ; sores—you can get prompt, sure relief with hiusbrooms' -.1 o saute foi min­ fourth cup diced stuffed olives. Emerald Oil. Souse the swollen veins with utes in ill-its tablespoons ot imt- Rebeat and serve around a rolled plenty of oil. Then bind your leg with a ter. Add enough amter i.o the French omelet made in. the usual bandage three inches wide and long enough graulir oon. do >ci -i- make two and way. Tnis serves four persona. to give the necessary support, winding up­ ward from the ankle to the knee, the way the blood flows in the veins. No more pain, sores, nor any crippling discomfort. Just follow directions and you are sure to be helped, Your druggist won’t keep your H' rney unless you are. •

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CAR ON THE MARKET this country Is fast coming into of the most important of these Simply ask your druggist for an or­ f l J P p F e r generous sam ple write general use. This new aid to the have contracted for a supply of iginal two-ounce bottle of Moone’s Em­ 9 1 ( 9 International Laboratories,Inc. (housewife is a tin beer can con­ these keglined cans. The manu­ ■ H fcfcD ept. AM2, Rochester. N. Y. taining a coating similar In func­ facturers have also received in­ 8 And Means Something tion to the coating of a brewer’s quiries about it from many places keg. Its economy and convenience beyond the seas—from Berlin -lie in the facts that it obviates the (which is significant because Ger­ ROOMINESS AND SAFETY- necessity of paying deposits on many is the home of the best beer bottles and returning them, beer) from London, Paris, Dublin, and that, although the can holds Hong Kong, Amsterdam and many EASY GOING — PICK UP — SPEED as much as a beer bottle it occu­ other places in Europe and In Home Heating Hints pies only half as much space in Central and South America. the refrigerator, and can be by JOHN BARCLAY stacked. Hard to open? Not at After Years of Effort CALL AND TEST THIS CAR AT all. There is also a new can opener for liquids which you can This new beer can is not an or­ get with the beer. This cuts a dinary can like that in which you triangular hole in the top of the purchase peas and tomatoes. It can with only a very slight pres­ presented entirely different manu­ 1Y/T ANY home owners who have Immersing vent valves in a con­ Belmar Garage sure, and there you are! Prosit! facturing problems, and it was J- steam or hot water heating tainer of kerosene for several only after years of laboratory re­ Another Reason systems complain that hours also helps to elim­ search that they were all success­ they cannot get their inate this condition. But there is another reason for fully solved. The company which radiators completely If this operation does the popularity of this new method developed it has specialized in can hot. In the case of steam not stop the trouble, or of selling beer in keglined cans. coating for three decades, and the radiators this is often if your steam radiators That reason, according to the formula for the coating which has caused by air. Air, of have a tendency to fill brewers who have adopted this to perform the same functions as course, must be entirely with water, I’d advise container, is that the beer tastes the coating of a brewer’s keg took eliminated from the you to have an expert better than beer in bottles. And a long time to. find. radiator before it can call and check up on the the reason for that, they say, is Canned beer will soon be avail­ be filled with steam. valves. able almost everywhere, and it is Automatic air valves T J Hot water radiators being used largely in the home. usually take care of may also become air- So it’s up to you to polish up your this. If you have auto­ bound. This can be cor­ memory of all the good foods that matic valves and your radiators rected by occasionally opening the lit. go well with this mild beverage. still are air-bound—try unscrew­ air valve with a valve key and leav­ Just as a starter, here's a partial ing the little plug at the top of ing it open until water starts to flow £lstotatical list T insolvent laws Seized as the property of Charles S. Dated. Dec. 12, 1935. In the matter of the Application of F. A. Clayto” iew Jersey. ; Halsey, et als., taken in execution at Richard W. Stout, Sol’r.. F. A. CLAYTON, also known as also known as Fred the suit of Neptune Building & Loan (60 1.) . $25 20' FRED CLAYTON, an insolvent Da* Clayton. finest shaves for the least Association, and to be sold by debtor. . -ed December 13, 1935. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff- NOTICE Henry H. Patterson, Dated December 13th, 1935. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCF^ Attorney for Petitioner, j Richard W. Stout, Sol’r. YOU ARE HEREBV - xtN: Land & Mortgage Bldg. money. ! (53 lines). ■ $22.26 PHONE 14 ■ that I have pres- * NOTIFIEO Asbury Park, N. J. the Court of - ' “ ted a PeWion^to Adv, Dec. 20—27—Jan. 3, 10. Chancery 1-81 County * Common Pleas of the SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of a Central Market _ of Monmouth, according to writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued Herman F. Lazarus, Prop. form of the statute in such case Hutchinson Art Shop Look fori out of the Court of Chancery of the made and provided, for the benefit of State of New Jersey, will be exposed Exclusive Agency for Columbia City Dressed Beef, Lamb, Veal, the insolvent laws of this State; and this trade-mark to sale at public vendue, on the said Court has appointed Thurs­ and Minerva Yarns, D. M. C. head. Insist on Monday, the 20th Day of January, and Pork—Fresh dressed poultry day, the Twenty-third day of January, Cotton, Alsatian Embroidery, v 1986, a specialty the genuine 1936, at the hour of ten o’clock in the Embroidery Stamping and between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 forenoon, at the courthouse of said Hand-knitted Sweaters o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon 1 908 F STREET, BELMAR, N. J. county, at Freehold, State of New PHONE 694 American Safety «£ said day, at th* Court House, In Jersey, as the time and place at which 906 F STR*T Razor Corp., th* Borough ©f Freehold, County of they will attend, to hear what can be Brooklyn, N.Y. COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1936.

Chancery 1-53 Chancery 1-74 SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a CHURCH NOTICES SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH writ of fi. fa. to me direoted, issue 1 S out of the Court of Chancery of the Rev. Clair A. Morrow, Minister out of the Court of Chancery of the NIGHT DEPOSITORY SERVICE State of New Jersey, will bo exposed Ninth Avenue and E Street State of New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at publio vendue on Sunday services: to sale at publio vendne, on The Officers and Directors of the Belmar National Monday, the 6th Day of January, 1936, Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. Monday, the 13th Day of January, Bank are proud to announce that in line with die between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. 1936, ) o'clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 established progressive policy of this bank, we have of said day, at the Court House in the FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon :o: Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ CHURCH of said day, at the Court House, in thj installed a De Luxe Model Night Safe Depository mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree Seventh Ave, and D Street Borough of Freehold, County of Mon m the front of our building, which permits the de' of said court amounting to approxi­ Benjamin F. Rhoads, Minister mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a de­ c mately $4,584.00. Sunday services: cree of said court amounting to ap­ noshing for safe keeping of funds at any time. All the following tract or parcel of 9:330 A. M. Sunday school. proximately $13,450.00. land and premises hereinafter partic­ 10:45 A. M. Public worship. DAY OR NIGHT, SUNDAYS 8:00 P. M. Publio Worshin. All the following tract or parcel o< ularly described, situate, lying and be­ land and premises hereinafter partie ing in the Borough of Brielle, in the ularly described, situate, lying and bfe- OR HOLIDAYS County of Monmouth and State of ST. ROSE’S R. C. CHURCH Summer Masses—Sundays, 6, 7, 8, 9, ing in the Borough of Belmar, in the New Jersey. Come in and talk this new feature over with 10, 11, 12. Evening Service 7:30, in County of Monmouth and State of Beginning at a stone at the north-, Monmouth Coal and eluding Devotions to the Blessed New Jersey, being all of lot 2400 and with an officer of this bank who will demonstrate westerly coiner of lands of J. A. Wiltse the easterly twenty two feet of lot 2401 Supply Co., Inc. Mother and the Miraculous Medal. said stone being also at the most nor­ adjoining same as shown on map of its convenience to you at any time. Week-days—Masses at 6:30, 7:30. therly comer of a tract of land con­ lots of the Ocean Beach Association, Phone 708 W hy not relieve yourself of the danger of veyed to Theodore T. Burlew and Holy Days—Masses 6, 8, 9, 10. and also as shown on “Map of proper­ 16th Ave. and Railroad Belrnar Mary H. Burlew, his wife, by Wilson ty in the Borough of Belmar, Mon­ leaving cash in an insecure place in your place of Newman and Elizabeth Newman, his CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH mouth County, New Jersey,” surveyed business. wife, by deed dated October 2, 1925, Thirteenth Avenue and D Street. October 26, 1932 by Claude W. Bird- will hike your order for and recorded in Monmouth County in Rev. Allen N. Nettleman, Minister sail, municipal engineer and surveyor, NEW ACCOUNTS INVITED Book 1319, pages 251 etc., and by Mary Sunday services: South Belmar, N. J., and being his H. Burlew to Theodore T. Burlew, Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. map No. 2041, particularly described February 17, 1928, recorded in Book Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. as follows: Evening worship at 7:30 P. M. 1436, page 359, and running thence Beginning at a point in the north­ foPPERS (1) along the southwesterly line of erly line of Thirteenth avenue distant WEST BELMAR M. E. CHURCH lands of J. A. Wiltse south forty de­ one hundred fifty (150) feet westerly grees twenty-five minutes east eleven Rev. Paul A. Freldrich, Pastor National Hank Sabbath school at 9:45 A. M. from the westerly line of Ocean Ave­ and twenty-nine one hundredths nue and extending thence (1) westerly (11.29) feet to a point in the westerly Morning worship 11:00 A. M. Epworth league 6.15 p. m. along the northerly line of Thirteenth BELMAR, NEW JERSEY line of State Highway Route No. 35 IOKEREG. U.S. PAT. OFF. Evening Service 6:45 p. m. Avenue seventy two (72) feet to a1 (formerly No. 4); thence (2) southerly point; thence (2) northerly and paral­ along the -westerly line of State High­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lel with the westerly line of Ocean way, forming the arc of a circle curv­ and deliver it promptly Ninth Ave. between C and D Sts. Avenue one hundred (100) feet to a ing toward the east with a radius of Rev. P. T. Morris, D.B., Pastor point; thence (3) easterly and parallel nine hundred eighty-eight and thirty- Sunday services: to your home. I t with first course seventy two (7?) seven one hundredths (988.37) feet, one Morning worship at 11:00 o’clock. feet to a point;, thence. (4). southerly hundred and seventy-three (173) feet Sunday school at 2:30 P. M. PHONE BELMAR 2978 I one hundred (100) feet to the point or to an iron monument being the fourth Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. 5i place of Beginning. corner of a tract of land conveyed by Young People’s meeting each Friday TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: evening at 8:00 o’clock. LOCKSMITHS Charles B. Pope and wife of Theodore Together with goods and chattels Pursuant to the provisions of an T. Burlew and Mary H. Burlew, by contained in and on the above de-? Act of the Legislature of New Jersey deed dated September 17, 1927, and re- MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH scribed premises commonly known as entitled, “An Act to authorize persons KEYS MADE FOR ANY LOCK 17th Ave. and F St., i corded in Book 1417, page 312 etc.; the Brunswick Hotel, 102 Thirteenth to change their names,” approved Feb Rev. J. J. Davis, pastor avenue, Belmar, N. J, thence (3) along the fourth and clos- Sunday services: _ . . ■ \------ruaryj 24. 1876, and the amendments AUTO KEYS MADE WITHOUT SAMPLE ; ing line of said tract and along the Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Seized as the property of Anna Rich- thereof, notice is hereby given that I ; northerly line of land of Charles B. Sunday school at 12:15 o’clock. man, et als., taken in execution at the shall app]y to the Court of Common LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED O l l l t U a I w i n Vi LIl ilU iV iiV n M J T ^ n — A ... I T"kT o J 1 - . Pope south eighty-nine degrees twenty Evening service at 8:00 o’clock. suit of Belmar Building and Loan As PIea.s of the County of Monmouth, at nine and one-half minutes west one Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenipg sociation, body corporate, and to be the Courthouse, at Freehold, on Thurs­ ACETYLENE WELDING hundred and fifty-two and six tenths at 8:00 o’clock. sold by day, the 30th day of January, 1936, at (152.6) feet to an iron bolt in the north Rev. Charles Wilson Tabernacle GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff one-thirty o’clock in the afternoon, or SHARPENING AND GRINDING westerly line of the tract, of which this Eleventh Avenue Dated December 9, 1935. as soon thereafter as I can be heard, “ part, said bolt being distant two Meetings Sunday and Wednesday eve­ Arthur M. B'rdsall, Sol’r. for an order to authorize me to as­ W INDOW GLASS INSTALLED undred and fifty-three (253) feet from nings at 8:00 p. m. (55 lines) ’ $2310 sume another name, to wit, PETER J. a stone at the northeasterly corner of Elder J. W. Siamon in charge. PETERSON. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED said tract; thence (4) along the north­ Chancery 1-73 PETER PETROPOLIS, westerly line of said tract and the BELMAR FIRE ALARMS No. 401 Ocean Ave. southeasterly line of land of A. J. Os- 15— 14th Avenue and "F" StreetSHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a Belmar Sash, Door and Glass Co. writ -of fi. fa. to me directed, issued Bradley Beach, N. J. f born Estate, north forty-four degrees 16— 6th Avenue and "F" Street out of the Court of Chancery >f the Dated, December 7, 1935. ; forty-five and one-half minutes east 17th and Railroad, Belmar 17— 8th Avenue and "F" Street State of New Jersey, will be exposed Henry H. Patterson, Attorney. Peter Maclearie, Prop. two hundred and fifty-three (253) feet 18— 10th Avenue and "F" Street 3£ to the place of beginning. to sale at public vendue, on Dec. 13—20-27—Jan. 3—4ts. Being the same land and premises 19— 12th Avenue and "F" Street Monday, the 13th Day of January, 23— 3rd Avenue and "A " Street 1936, conveyed to the said Theodore T. Bur­ Chancery 1-80 lew by deed of Wilson Newman and 25— 5th Avenue and "A " Street between the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 SHERIFF’S SALE — By virtue of a wife, dated October 2, 1925 and re­ 27— 2nd Avenue and "B" Street o’clock (at 2 o’clock), in the afternoon writ of fi. fa. to me directed, issued 29— 5th Avenue and "E" Street tarded in the Monmouth County of said day at the Court House in the out of the Court of Chancery of the herk’s Office in Book 1319 of Deeds 31 — 13th Avenue and "D " Street Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ State of New Jersey, will be exposed I You Save Money § o r said County on pages 251, etc., and 34— 7th Avenue and "D " Street mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a decree to sale at public vendue, on by deed o f Charles B. Pope and wife, 36— 10th Avenue and "C " Street of said court amounting to approxi­ Monday, the 13th Day of January, dated September 17, 1927, and record­ 41— 14th Avenue and "A " Street mately $6,730.00. 1936, ed in said Monmouth County Clerk's 44— 8th Avenue and "A " Street ALL that certain lot, tract or parce, between the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 Office in Book 1417 of Deeds for said of land and premises, hereinafter par­ o’clock (at 2 o’clock) in the afternoon When you have your Auto Repair Work done by SCounty on pages 312 etc., and also 53— Oakwood and River Road ticularly described, situate, lying and of said day at the Court House, in the ^conveyed to said Theodore T. Burlew 55— 12th Avenue and River Road being in the Borough io Belmar, in the Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ Experts j: < by deed of Mary H. Burlew, formerly 57— "L" Street and River Road j , ...i•, ,. County of Monmouth and State of mouth and State of New Jersey, to his wife and now divorced, Dated Feb- 59—9th Avenue and Railroad New Jersey, and more particularly satisfy a decree of said court amount­ ary 17, 1928, and recorded in said I Long, 2 Short— FIRST AID shown on Map or Plan of. Lots of ing to approximately $4,530.00. They locate the trouble quickly and repair it onmouth County Clerk’s Office in 2-2-2— Goodwill Hose Co. Ocean Beach Association, filed in the All the following tract or parcel of ook 1436 of Deeds, pages 359 etc. efficiently 3-3-3— Union Fire Co. Clerk’s Office of the County of Mon­ land and premises hereinafter partic­ Seized as the property of- Theodore 6-6-6— General Alarm *■ mouth aforesaid, bounded and de­ ularly described, situate, lying and be­ Burlew, et als., taken in execution For Belmar First Aid Call 1700 scribed as follows: COME HERE AND SAVE MONEY ! t the suit of Charles B. Pope, and to ing in the Borough of Neptune City, BEGINNING at a point on the nor­ in the County of Monmouth and State :e sold by WANTED; — Representative, to look therly side of Third Avenue One Hun­ of New Jersey, being known as Lot GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff after our magazine subscription inter­ dred Seventy-seven feet five inches No. 12 on a plan of lots, property of "Sated Dec. 2, 1935. ests in Belmar and vicinity. Our plan westerly from the corner formed by R. Bryce Gray, Neptune City, Mon­ wen C. Pearce, Sol’r. enables you to secure a good part of the intersetion of the northerly side mouth County, N. J., drawn by Sin- \ BELMAR SALES & SERVICE "8 lines) $36.96 the hundreds of dollars, spent in this of Third avenue, with the Westerly cerbeaux and Moore, Civil Engineers, | . THOMAS D. JOECK, Prop. vicinity each fall and winter for mag­ June 18th, 1925 and revised August 1, azines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guar­ side of B Street; running thence Nor­ 4* therly, at right angles to Third Ave- 1925. anteed lowest rates on all periodicals, i „ TT - - „ , t 709 TENTH AVENUE - ...... BELMAR. N. J. . Beginning at the point of intersec­ Bumsteads Worm Syrup domestic and foreign. Instructions T U6’ ° ne Hu,ndred °”e feet’ mch' and equipment free. Start a growin- j ™ re ° / less’ 1the southerly side tion of the northerly line of Lipman “ T c ch ildren an anarel o f m ercy.” Place with the westerly line of Wind­ ! directions are followed, IT and permanent business in whole or I ,°f RlV6r ° 6 southwester- S"1™1...... mu...... i X EVK. . 1 A11,S. Despite scarcity and sor Avenue, said beginning point be­ : enormous cost of SANTONIN, it con- spare time. Address Moore-CottreU, I ly f l0ng Rlvf avenue’ Seventy-one Vn'Vi f,' i f*°30- stno,t 7<> vrs. test. ing the mid-point of a curve, with a Ai! Druggists or by mail, 50c a bottle. f Inc., Wayland Road, North Cohocton, f fe6t’ nme, and ° ne New York City. Write, giving age, listed it as one of his hobbies in Who’s X 43— 18th AVENUE AND F STREET Who. education, and present employment. :s» K Industrial Tr. Bureau, 200. West 34th 44— 17th AVENUE AND F STREET In everyone’s life there’s more prose Street, New oYrk, N. Y. than poetry. Adv—Fri. Dec. 27--Jan. 3-10-17-24 COAST ADVERTISER, BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1936,

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