Issued VVifflUl?, {Snared as Second-Clem Matter at tho Post* VOLUME XLVII, NO. 24. office a1 *ud EanU, M. K Under tho Act of frfarcb 3d, 1870, RED BANK, N. J.f WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 1 TO 16. MEETING FOR YOUNG FOLKS. WANT TPAVED ROAD.!MAKING MORE ICE CREAM LAWSUIT FROM AN ACCIDENT. \ HED BANK'S LARGE NIGHT BANK'S BUSIEST WEEK. Institute Held Last Week at the Charles Mitchell Gets No Damages THREE PLACES RAIDED. STORE TO BECOME HOUSE COMMUNITY' PARTY USHERS CONSOLIDATED BANK IN ITS Prsebyterian Church. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHI" WILL NEW MACHINERY PUT IN THE from Anthony DeMarco. DETECTIVES VISIT EATON- THE"HOLMEY BOP.DEN" BUILD- IN SHOPPING SEASON. NEW QUARTERS. An institute f >r young folks of MAKE THE REQUEST. HESSE PLANT. Last month ,-i taxieab owned by ; TOWN' AND PINE BROOK ING TO BE MOVEU. Monmouth county was held last Charles Mitchell of Red Bank Wi;s! 3idewaII{B Crowded Last Thursday Second National Bank and tho Red Wednesday nnd Thursday nights at Township Committee Will Ask Growing Business Necessitates New damaged in a collision with an auto- Barber Shojt, Pool Room and Store Stores at the Cronrondj at ShrewShrewss . Night During Parade, Block Bank Trust Company Under Ono the Red Bank Presbyterian church. Freeholders to Take Over Road Machinery Costing $8,000—The mobile, driven by Anthony De-' Searched Last Week—The Arrest bury Has Ccc:i Bnurflit by Coun- Dance and "Red Letter- Hunt"—• Roof as a Combined Institution About 200 persons attended the from Former Middletown Trolley Most Important Part of the Work Marco of Red Bunk. Josenh'Thcir- of Jolm W- Ei8ril" Creates a Sen- cilman Schcnck S. Thompson--- Big Drawing far $300 Saturday. --All Old Employees Retained. meetings. Conference on young Station to New Monmouth. Done by a Woman. cciin of Fair View, who is employed , sation at Eatotitov/n. Will Be Taken to Hanco Park. Thc ' Christmas shopping season Last week waa the busiest week people's work in church societies At. the last meeting of tho Mid- Now electrical driven machinery by Mr. -Mitchell, was driving the' 'Tony Squillantc and John W. El- Tlie building at the rrohsroiidsroiids ::t opened at Red Hank last Thursday the Second national bank of Red were conducted by Rev. J. Lawrence taxieab and three weeks ago he grim of Eatontown and John Pur- hb night with ono of the biggest cele- dletowft township committee for making ice and ice cream was Shrewsbury whii-li wa.-i U:;«l as ii Baijk has ever known. On Monday Pitt, formerly of Red Bank, who is Iharles H. Tindall asked the com- placed last week in the Hesse plant brought suit against Mr. DeMarco. | "ell of I'ine Brook were arrested brations thiB town hns over wit- the bank moved to the Trust com- last store by th • late A. Holme.-! liorden director of religious education in mittee to request the freeholders on Front street at a cost of $8,000. The case v.as tried before Justice week on charges of selling has been sold by his estate to Couil- nessed. Lnto in the afternoon a pany building, which it bought last tho Methodist church; Esther I. Charles It. I"). Kuxwell, who dig- ,liqvi»_i" illt-Kally. Each mis released eilmun Subem-l; H. Thompso.i of Red braiis band went about town on a Janunry, and the consolidation of to make a county load of the road It i.s one of the most up-to-date il Sh Williams, associate young people's which rum fiom the old Mid- outfits of its kind in this section and missed the suit on the grounds that '" ?«"", bail fo r the action of the Hank. Uml.- tin; terms of the mills ' largo truck playing "There'll be a tho two banka was complete. The superintendent of the state Sunday- Mr. Theireelm could not legally sue grand jury. The arrests were made Mr. Thompson imul move tho buihl- Hot Time in tho Old Town To- busiest day ia tho life of the Sec- dletown trolley sUb - Mon- it will greatly increase the capacity school association; Rev. Abram mouth. lie o£ the'Mco cream plant. Growing Mr. DeMarco for damages done |,, i'>y Doti-i-tive John M. .Smith and inp; thiri month, It; state!) that u night." It certainly was a true ond national bank, combined with Duryce, educational secretary of the the taxieab because Theircelin was .thl 'eu assistants. party wh > live: I lance Park, in the busiest day in the lifo of tho property before business mado the installation of A Mr prophecy- There was "a hot time Reformed church of America; Hen- not the owner of the taxieab. i ' - SquiUante s pool room the Shrewsbury township, near Red in tho old town" that night. Red Bank Trust company, did not t,he' 1 free- the neww machinerniiteniueiy necessaryneLebscii j.. 'wi- «-'»^ ^....^. •-. --.-• ...... *...,. n- ' .i. c i n c ,> . equal tho amount of business dono ry Reed Bowcn of the New Jersey holders had mid TSftffLlJSv would to buy The parade, the red letter, hunt, •Part of the new outfit comprise, \ „ Last week Mr Mitchell brought liejuorofiicer.s ,aAyt Mrthey^fonnd^lo,. PurntH's store ,thfyl'buildin ^ ! Bank. g,; ; and that if the sales goes on Monday of last week; whon tho council of religious education, Au- give consideration to the matter if the block danco nnd all the otner bono Hoyle of Newark and Frank the request was made by the town- at tankHesse's, whic. hA nwa unusuas rivetel dfeatur togethee orf |]suit'ngaim- and tho casl eMr wa. sDeMarc tried beforo tore M5Jus0- found some wine which bad "gone j ibron^h tlie buihlinjr will be moved usual features vvero put through as business of both banks was trans- to vinegar" and which was unfit to j to that, place. It is planned to con- acted in the on® building. Tho de- D. Getty o* Philadelphia. Similar ship committee. Mr. Tindall stated tins work was that it was done by | tice Foxwell and a jury, with planned and us outlined in last aw drink. Mr. Klgrim's barber nliopj vert the lanldii:^ in:« a lioute. posits that day amounted to $335,- meetings were held at Puterson and that the object in having the road a woman. The woman, Mrs. Kate [Thomas 1". Dm-emus as the l >'">' w week's Register. Tho sidewalks 289.U2. Collingswood. made a co-int. thoroughfare was to Nelson of Perth Amboy, worked! for Mr. Mitchell and Edward w-!'and resilience \ .,,, , were searchc-d and Thc Mure Is on the old Quaker were thronged with people most of A supper was served for tho nolhin v found ! meeting house properly. Mr. Bor- have it paved with concrete. The with all the muscular efficiency and | Wise as the lawyer for Mr. He- Rev. Dwigl'it L. Parsons, pastor of tho evening. Two brass bands nnd' Tho bank was thronged, pot only delegates in tho church ilininjr hall township committee passed a reso- precision of the best men experts! Marco. The jury took the view ili-n had it lniilL there ten years the American Legion fife nnd drum n the opening day, but oil through boforo each meeting. The alumni the Shrewsbury Presbyterian ago, after his flnre building on tho lution calling tho attention of Uvs at this kind of work. Clad in over- ! that each driver was equally re- church, v.'n^1 having his liair eul by corps provided music. Plenty of tho week. Deposits are made and of tho Christian Endeavor socioty freeholders to the need of taking sponsiblu for tlie collision in which opposite side of tho road lin.il been red tire was used to illuminato tho checks are cashed at the same win- of tho Red Bank Presbyterian all and a J ii-.per and with a cap Mr. when the defective and destroyed by tiro. lie leased the ver the road and paving it. fitted backwards on her head she; tVi taxieab was damaged and his three'Assistants entered the bar- property for ten years from the parade and it made a colorful spec- dows, instead-of having some win- church prepared tho supper and An extension of thirty days was De was a picture of feminist ability, j brought in a verdict that Mr. -1 |jCr s]]u|op, . (Juakei-s an.! the lease expired lart tacle. . ' dows for paying out money nnd Mrs. Howard S. Higginson was granted to Thomas W. Collins of some for taking in money,, as was The riveting was done by electricity Marco should not be compelled to oThis'is au Olltra(re » exclaimcd Jl Th To most folks the principal event chairman of tho supper committee. Kcansburg to complete the work of and power was generated by a plant pay damages. The jury consisted j, ' ' ' fl: . July. The ], perty ia undw <%"! was the "red letter hunt," the de- the former custom. M wl the o lcel s management A roast Virginia ham supper was putting cinders and gravel on the on an automobile outside the store, of Dominick A. M.-izza, f n Quaker society- tails of which were outlined in The A very large safe deposit vault served each night. Those who road fn. i fji-eonwoc:!' Corner nt Register last week. Alexander G. has been installed in tho bank worked in tho serving kitchen weiye Middletown village to New Mon- Russell of Rector place was the first building, containing 1,672 safety Mrs. John Muller, MiV Errickson, mouth. person to hring in the correct "red boxos. Tho nafe deposit vault for- Mrs. William Sickles, Mrs. William merly in the TruBt company build- Several ^quests were mnrle for letter slogan," which waa "Do Your Ely, Mrs. He.rmtin Woolloy, Mrs. elect-ic lVjhts i'i various pavl.j <.[ Xmas Shopping Early in Red Bank, ing will be retained. When the con- Cornelius S. Mo'int, Mrs. William tl -. •• township. Th< committeemen slightest miscalculation would ruin Center of Monmouth County's tents of the safety boxes of the Brevoort and Miss Carrie Mount. refused to Second bank have all been trans- stated that they would be unable the tank. Quite,,a crowd collected Shopping." First prize of $25 went In the pastry kitchen wore Mrs. to take action on UICBI requests un- , .. ,; , . ,. do this anil a pnsteffico building to Mr. Russell, second prize of $10 ferred to the new vault, the. old Martin VnnBuren Smock and Miss to watch the job. Abram Sanborn Hns Made His vault of the Trust company will be til they made up their budget of Hesse's ice cream parlors and had been watching the place lor w.ls lmi,t T,,c ,nlil(Ji has ,,cerl to Miss KlHio E.» Minton of Fair Eveline VanMater. Tho waitresses appropriations for next yenr. Place Biuger and Better. some time before serving the war- , , j,,^ , . Haven and threo prizes of $5 each used for the storage of silverware plant is ono of the old business U1U1SP1 silU( umm(n wfero Mrs. Leslie Delatush, Mrs. The committee will hold its an- Abram Sanborn is having a new rant and that he .had never seen T||o ^^ wi,, ^ ^ wore awarded to Everett Thornc of and other valuables for patrons of establishments of Rod Bank. It was L(?on Reussille, Mrs. Albert W. Wor- nual meeting Welnesday, December front of glass and concrete put in anything wrong. He stated, how- ie(1 , y (hr, st , g Mechanic Rtroet, Margaret Schneider the bank. started in 1879 by Oscar Hesse and den, Jr., Mrs. T. Newton Doremus, 31st. The meeting will begin at it is now owned by his son, Joseph his two-stdry building on the north ever, that he had no othcr course thei• •r meetin- g ho-ise grounds. Th*o of Little Silver nnd Mary C. Kelss Thoro has Been no change of em- Mrs. Morgan Knapp, Mrs. Howard side of White street, where he nian- to follow than to arrest Mr. Elgrim. removal of this building will proat- ployees, nil the former employees ten o'clock in tho fi>orning nnd will Hesse. of Linden place. Tho slogan was Lippincott, Mrs. Charles English, wind up with a bi;r dinner. To ifactures awnings and cleans rugs. The barber stated that he did not mittee to request the freeholders selected by Harry Marks, a member of both banks being retained for Mrs. Charles Croft, Mrs. Leon Pen- Recently he lmd the othcr three blame Mr. Smith for doing this, but service in the. combined bank. Clerk HV~-vd W. RolwMs UT: on- ,NEW LUNCH WAGON IN TOWN. property. The burying ground ia of the Red Bank business men's nington, Mrs. William Francis, Miss trustod the job of engaging a hotel sides of the building re-enclosed and that if he ever found out who made within a few yards of the building. association. He was tho only por- Ethel Whito, Miss Edith Wennijr or restaurant for the dinner. Tho John Anderson Starts Business in an ailJition made on the north side. the charge that resulted in the ar- Very little land remains fof URO for- tion who knew the wording of the OFF FOR FRANCE AND ITALY. nnd Miss Anna Appleget. The committeemen will pay for the building. he has many friends. He says that hut there are many residents with urday. They will go first to Italy. properties from $7,000,000 to most of the ministers there have Prizes of silver loving cups were Christian Endeavor society. $10,000,000 caused much comment Mr. Anderson rents from Herman Part of the office space is rented Quaker'ancestors and burials in tha offered to tho organizations hnving They will spend a week in Romb Marks. The wagon is the last word by Mrs. Theora Brown, a dress- called on him. an &&£! A BUSY RED BANKER. HIGH GRADE SERVICE $ j Contracts at Long Brunch and Deal by Sylveiter Scuttelaro. Approved and Improved Sylvester Scuttelafo of Red Bank b building a factory, 70x260 feet, at If eating Plunt^in^ Roofing the corner.of West street and Wil- low avenue nt Long Branch for Water Systems Copper Work | Samuel Rothstein of that place. The building will be constructed of Earthen and Iron Pipe - tu : steel and brick and it will coat We Handle the American Radiator Coxnp&nys, tffif;; $-10,000. It is said to be completed ' by February 1st. About 400 per- Complete Homes from $5,000 to $7,500 ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEMS sons will be employed at the fac- RED BANK and SE2A. BRIGHT ; tory. Clothing will be made. Ocean Avenue and Center Street, SEA BRIGHT, N. J. VYV¥V¥VVVVVVVVVVVyV¥VVVVVVV¥VVV¥VVVVVVIj'V?VVyVVVV¥VV Mr. Scuttellaro has just com- pleted a house at the corner of Nep- ««»«««»« tune and Richmond avenues at Deal for Hubert D. Thorpe at a cost of $20,000. Ho hns also built two stores and bowling alleys, with liv- ,ing apartments overhead, on Morris Than 100 Lots Left! avenue at Long Branch for James V. Perry at a cost of $16,000; Over 200 lota have been sold at Fairfield Gardens. Expert Movers of Household Lesa than 100 Lota are, left. , ' Goods and Pianos. SALE OF TWO HOUSES. Two or Three Choice Comer Lots at $300 '. Sara Sharabba and Harry Jack- ton are the Buyen. Fine BuildMg Lots, $150 to $200 L ft. Sara Sharabba of Mechanic ;ieet, a barber at Red Bank, has Five Dollars Down and Five Dollars a Month Will aught for his own'use a house on Buy Any Lot at Fairfield Gardens. Large, Well Padded Vans The holidays will soon be here and Christmas Gifts ,ie east side of Bridge avenue from Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men lurry Jackson for $6,500. Mr. Every Lot at Fairfield Gardens is big enough for a will readily suggest themselves if you visit our store. , lackson, who is employed as a Home and Garden. . chauffeur by the Standard oil com- Sight Seeing Busses for alS Ctasions This season we are featuring a veiy choice selec- pany, has bought for his own occu- Buy a Lot in this desirable neighborhood, tion of Imported and Domestic Perfumes and an excep- pancy a new house on John street where the Folks Own Their Own Homes, It's Anywhere, Any Time. for $7,000. Patrick F. Kennedy a Community of Real Home Owners. tionally fine assortment of High Grade Stationery neatly was the agent in both transactions. Fireproof Storage: Packing, and Express. The property- bought by Mr. packed in attractive boxes for gift giving. Sharabba is 50x150. The house has Office: Globe Court and Mechanic Street jeven rooms and a bathroom. A John 1HL Cook; Red Bank, JM. J. Our holiday assortment will also include Toilet garage, is on the place. The prop- Tel. 894 RED BANK, N. J. erty bought by Mr. Jackson is Articles, Nunnally's High Grade Confectionery, etc. 50x150. The house is enclosed with ••••••••«••••••••••••••••••••••••••»««»6»«««»»»«««» stucco. It has six rooms, a bath- Our stock has been carefully selected and you can ;com and modern improvements. be fully assured that your gifts, if purchased here, will be of the highest quality and at very satisfactoiy prices. BUILT BY J. RADIO. FAN. /farold Voorhis Has a Special Room for Wireless Purposes. • Red Bank has no more enthusias- tic radio fan than Harold Voorhis s Mid there is probably no radio out- Established 1870 fit more complete and elaborate than his. He has just had an addi H. C. HUBBARD, Proprietor tion of 12x14 feet built to the house of his father, Thomas Voorhis of Telephone 146 Telephone 38 Bergen place, and. he uses the addi- tion for a radio room. The outside work on the room was clone by lien- 16 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. jamin W. Covert and the inside lien pu list your property with the ltd you pay "vvork by Harold Voorhis arid hia brother George. Harold is em- ployed as an essayer by a chemical company of New York and George is an employee at the Red Bank postoffice. The radio room is elec- trically equipped and the wiring was done by Willcrd J. Roop. "A Paper in Every Home." That's the motto of the Red Bank Register.—Advertisement. Eight Real Es for You 1 fVionmouth County Just as co-operation among the merchants of Red Bank is bring- FARMS ing a great deal of business to Red Bank, so co-operation among Village Homes Shoro Estates Real Estate Men who are member? of a Board of Realtors work All Farms of INSURANCE together for your benefit when your property is listed with them. STILLfUAM FAR^S State High way EATOMTOWN ... N. J. Property listed with the Red Bank Board of Realtors gets £ group of Eight Real Estate Firms WORKING TOGETHER to sell' The new Oakland Coach with body by Fisher is your property. • now on display in our showroom. Its beauty and roomy comfort mark an advance in There is no work at cross purposes. It is a straight co-operative coach construction as impressive as its low price. policy, in which each firm helps all the others. factory •1215 Remember, you pay ONE COMMISSION, and get the earnest ::j HOT WATER HEAT help of EIGHT REAL ESTATE FIRMS in finding a buyer of Featuret that are winning and holding good will | greatly reduced by Roomy comfort for five Bnlloon Tires Controls on Steering Wheel your property. Duco finish in Sagebrush Disc Steel Wheels Permanent Visor latest Green with orange striping Unit Instrument Panel Rear-View Mirror 1 Luxurious upholstery Automatic 'Windshield Tranfimission Lock Four-wheel Drakes Cleaner ^ Dome Light Electric One-piece V.V. Windshield Automatic Spark Control Extra Wide Doors—3-. inches | Threading and THE REALTORS OF RED BANK ARE: ' 33 EAST ntONT ST., RED HANK Cutting ALLAIRE & SON HENDRICKSON & STOUT RED BANK REAL ESTATE CO. T. H. McKnight Phono 705 Machine 60 Broad Street 69-71 Broad Street a B. PRICE, President + HAWKINS BROTHERS HYLIN & SALZ Second National Bank Building 10 Monmouth Street. 42 Broad Street . Hurst LAND & LOAN COMPANY WILLIAM A. HOPPING A. L. IVINS AGENCY ,- NEWTON DOnEMUS, Pm. AND P. O. Addreoa 49 Broad Street 42 Broad Street PRODUCT O I G I: N I! It A L MOTORS ;) RED BANK, N. J. 10 East Front Street Phone Red Bank RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. NEW HOUSE AT FAIR HAVEN. now employed at the factory of the «iJ«a»K!«WJMi®J®Ki!®i^^ Sigmund Eisner company at Red WillUra Menna~U~ Building It on Bank. Andrew J. Mill H*n» Rood at ft Cost of $6,500. STEINWAYS Work has been started on a new Five Homes Wired. MACHINE SHOP Paper Hanging house on Hance road in the bor- John S. TbrockmorUm of Shrews- OXY-ACETYLENE and ELrCTRIC WELDING and CUTTING Painting and ough of Fair Haven for William bury avenue, Fred Bowman of Pat- Automobile Spring* in Stock—Any Car, Any Model, Any Year Decorating Manna of that place. Tho house terson avenue, Fred Conk of Leigh- Automobile Chaisis Straightened il 22x28 feet and is of colonial de- ton avenue, Mrs. frank Conk of Portables Outfits for Emergency Work Outside— Experienced in all branches sign. It will have six rooms and Canal street and Jolm Lane of Her- General Overhauling of Machinery. Estimates Furnished Open L a bathroom. The house will be cn- bert street havo had their houses Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Rebuilt 14 WORTHLEY STREET cloaed with wide weatherboards and wired for electricity. The work was ALL WORK GUARANTEED Evenings Will have a sun porch and a colonial done by Willard J.- Roop. 24 Mechanic St Tel- 322 Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. front entrance. In the living room PLone 1415 Red Bank there will be a fireplace. Hard- It Pays to Advertise in the Register. wood floors -will bo laid throughout Every and modern improvements will be Monday, Installed. The house will cost Wednesday, $6,500. It will be completed March 1st and will bo occupied by Mr. Friday WASH Manna. Georgo Kaney, Jr., of and > Does Kiver Plaza, is the contractor, Saturday. Stiles & Worthlcy will do the OUT mean WASHED OUT? mason work, Charles Hobrough the plumbing and heating work, George Milk! Milk! A. Hogan the electrical work ami TUSTING'S By the time a good many women get Dennis & Whiting tho painting | the wash-'f out" to .dry, they are pretty 14 Monmouth Street 1 well "washed ' out" themselves. But HOMESTEAD NOW A STUDIO. Red Bank Old Armstrong Place at Holmdel; Monmouth Dairy Company § hundreds of other women have learned Remodeled by James Carrett. The old Armstrone'homcEtead at f, that our Thrif-T-service washes every- Holmdel has been converted into a Price List of Dairy Products in Effect since September 1st, 1924: VICTROLAS etudio for Jumes. Currett, nn artist | thing and irons flat work at an exceed- who lives at that place. The house $ ingly low cost. It's both unpleasant has been rcshin^Ied. A new roof has been put on and new floors have GRADE A, Pasteurized • - - 15c PUBLIC NOTICE. 9. and dangerous to let the washing tire been laid. A fireplace has rifeen Mlddletowrt Township. built in the living room. The house NOTICE ia hereby given of tho n>plt« I you out. Our Thrif-T-service will save .GRADE A RAW - - - • • 16c cation of Troop E (Monmouth troop) 102a has a new front entrance of colon- Cavalry Regiment, New Jersey National ial design. Tho alterations cost Guard, on behalf of th« Stnto of New Jar-* $ you time and strength for the eey, actiriR for tho Federal Govcrnmntit* about $ 2,000 and the work was GUERNSEY MILK, RAW - - 18c for the consent of the Hoard of Ghosexi done by Georgo Kaney, Jr., of Freeholders of the County of MonmoU^fi' | things that you alone can do. to tho erection of a practice tarjret rifla River Plaza. Mr. Currett lives in range on lands purchased by said Company a bungalow near the studio. He has on the Nutswamp-Crnwfora'H Corner routk People buy our milk because they know we value their satisfac- in the Township of MUdletown, N. J. la painted a number of pictures of snld application it in declared that tho farm scenes around Holmdel. rantfe will not be over threo hundred (300) tion and good will more than the money it costs to give just a little yards in length and the firing will ba into | Ihr thn base of a hill, which has nn d«vat(oA considered more than ample for this pur« MIDDLETOWN HOUSE SOLD. better service. Monmputh Dairy Milk comes from Meadow Brook Farm pans by expert authoritlea and that nil fir- ing will be conductor under strict military; Leon Reussille SelU Property There control ami nucervislon. | 7c a pound and Selected Herds, within Five Miles of Red Bank—constantly inspect- A hearing upon anid application wil! tia '"i- to William G. Luftmrrow. held before tho Board of Chosen Freehold*" era of the County of Monmouth on • William G, Luf burrow of Middle- ed. We pay a premium for our milk. Wednesday. December• 110th, mutt, at 11:0$ town village "has bought for his own o'clock A. M., at the.]Board rooms, Court: House, Freehold. N. J., at which time aDJ" nse at that place a new house which objections to tho er»ntStic of such ooaaent was built as nn investment by Leon It is delivered to you within a few hours after drawn from the cow, will he heard. * lei lank Steam Laundry Dated December 5th, 1924. Reussille of Red Bank. The house BRYANT B, NEWCOMB, v is on a lot, 60x158 feet, on the .west it is FRESH MILK. Director Attest:—> \ 62 White St. Red Bank, N. J. side of Hartshorne place on the CHARLES E. COLE, Delatush tract. The price wns Clerk. 'M $7,500. The house has six rooms ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR. Phone 1659 and a bathroom and it is provided Monpiotith County Surrogate's Office. In. the matter of tho estate of John Noo< with modern improvements. Mr. nan, deceased. Notice to creditord to present elating Lufburrow expects to move in it in against estate. ' a few days. Pursuant to tho order oC Joseph EM Don ah ay, surrogate of the County of Won- mouth, made on the fourth day of Decem* To Build at Eatontown. her, 1924, on tho application of Davit! Bernard Siciliano of Shrewsbury Noonan, administrator of the estate of avenue is having plans drawn for a Co., Inc. John Noonan, deceased, notice in hereby Monmouth given to tho creditors of paid deceased t0 Send if exhibit to the subscriber, administrator ,«p house and an automobile service aforesaid, thefr debts and demands agalnsi station at Eatontown, opposite the Phone Red Bank 886 tho paid estate, under oath, within fti£ montka from the date of the aforaaofd, schoolhouse at that ulace, on the order, or they will be forever barred of EPTHS A.L.M.OO.' state highway. 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', ' ' f f ' You can almost see the great football contest—so vividly portrayed play by play—or the world's champion boxing match round by round from your "ring-side" seat right in your own t Model 20—5 lube cabinet let home! f $100.00 Model 10—5 tubo receiving set f And there are famous speakers; educational talks; entertainers. There is music—great $85.00 t symphony orchestras, famous opera singers—or if you prefer the lighter music, the greatest dance f f orchestras are at your service, the kind that makes you roll up the rugs and dance! f 1 f ATWATER KENT Receiving Sets and Loud Speakers are chosen by those who know— f not merely because they are are reasonably priced—tout because of a reputation for quality and y performance that is unsurpassed. f DeLuxo Model—5 tube cabinet set Model 12—0 tube receiving sot y $105.00 y $120.00 y •t fy O. A. y y Red Bank. N. J. f 17 Mechanic Street Telephone 1036 Sul»j«ct lo Without Nollc« ^H^>^^»^^0^^^^4H^^^^H^^^^ FMM'FOOT BANK HEG^TERiDECEMBBR 10,1024. by sickness or infirmity.. Christmas •••«••••«•••••••••••••••«••••••••••»*•••••'••••**•• WHO 13 THE MM BMKJEG1STER. is B good time to roniember fuch folks. Almost every neighborhood GEOH0S5 0. HftNCB, Atgeetsta ISdltor. has one or more residents tylio-ore "It Pays to Buy SILENT Business Manager! laid up cither permanently or tem- THOMAS IBVINO BROWN. porarily. A Christmas card or a letter or some trifling gift or other Good Things" WATCHER Telephones:—Red Dank 18 remembrance from nn outsider * T ?•?•?• .'r K.d Iltnk 1800 NOTICE. Subicrlptlen Prices: would add a good deal to Christmas Wincroft ranges are of superb? NIOK ROSA, or TO WHOM IT MAY Cna year SI.BO day to these shut-ins. A trifling CONCEBNi Two Weeks From Tomorrow! HI* montkl ,,, 76 construction and workmanship Taka noijo. tk»t I wlU sell at tubllo Th7c« inoutln ,, , 40 amount of jiioney spent for this •uetlon on Thursday, tin «l«vsnth day of purpose would probably (rivo more throughout—ask the woman who December, 1021, «t two o'clook In the »(• Christmas la only Two Weeks away—less than that in Entered at the poetofflce at Red Bank, owns onei she'll tellyou Why , tttnoon, at Kmplr» BMtjt.tl Emt Front Shopping days. It doesn't seem possible, but It la true. ?, J., M second class matter. real happiness than the same street, Bed Dunk, In tha !)orou»)l of lt«d amount spent in any other way. t gluts* Dunk, count/ of Monmouth, New Jerney, Buy your Christmas Baking needs now. A little thought » a • handicap— ono 1020 atven-paiaonKer Clmndler tourlnir, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1924. Wincroft Ranges Serial No. 106675, Motor No. 100847; ths today will probably sava you several hurry trips luter. Every- • Rine to be soli] according to ths provision* thing you need for your Christmas Baking is fully atockod This sort of worlt, like charity, of Chapter BIS, Laws of New Jersey. 1(116, ehould begin right at home. But "Malta Cooking EM?" for a bill of J26.00. for towlnit inJ stor- in Our Stores, and ot Dependable, Certain Quality. TOWN TALK. •se on told automobile, due to Allan Print, Experience lias taught wise housewives thnt it there is a shut-in Bociety which has roprletor, Middletown township, Asbury a New Jersey branch and if you Snltd Hod Bank, N. }„ December 2, 1024, Pays to Trade Where Quality Counli fark and a nuoibor of other munict- dont know of any shut-in in your WILLIAM H. wagon, And Your Money Coos the Furthest) polities in Monmouth county ore home locality and would like to Constable of Monmouth County. tend to some such individual a bit 14 W. Front St. Opp. Brood RED BANK, N. J. The Remitter's motto—"A paper preparing to go to court to upset MO sim In overy homo."—-Advertisement. BefcPura LARD » 17C the orders of the stnte tax board of Christmas cheer, you can get the that assessments mUBt bo increased. names of a few of these folks by Real old-lnBhioncd open kettle rendered lnrd. The verv dropping a line to Mrs. Albert M. lest that's made! In Asbury Porlt the commissioners Krementz of 92 Milford avenue, bavo virtually ordered tho assessor Newark. Anything you .do..along Pure Vegetable Shortening •.-. V,M tb IBe to ignore the orders of tho taxthia line will surely get you a good CrLco ...... ".,.,..•.-., ..,r.,,,..1b eon 25c board. mark in the books of the Recording Snowdrift Shortening tb can 25c « * • Angel. Swansdown Cako Flour .. •. ,r.i ,,. p|t» 32c If oil properties were assessed (Town Talk continued on page 2J5.) 4SC0 Ground Spice. Tcan Be equally, and if officials did not Bpend 5MBUV?"IIU Ext"cl ••••• ...'.....bat 18c, 3Oc any wore money because of in-Belmar Building to Cost $17,000. Jacob Steinbach's Department Store, Broadway, Long Branch, is now ready to serve the people of HSCO Lemon Extract ..'.. ..,., ...bol 12c creased assessments, It would not Eoscoe Newman is building a Monmouth County with Holiday Gifts of all kinds; California Ratlin , ,, p],j JOO make any difference how high as- Cleaned CurranU p](g i5c two-story fireproof building at the XXXX Confectioner'* Sugar lfc pfcg n sessments went. The actual tax corner of F street and Seventh ave- Before buying your presents, vieit this store, because you are sure to save at least Twenty Per c paid would bo no higher. Tho great Powdered .Sugar ., ft pfc^ nc nue at Iiclmar at-a cost of $17,000. Cent on any merchandise bought here. Brown Sujar .., , it, -jc evil in increased assessments lies in The building will be completed by the fact that Increased assessments Bnkor'a Shredded Coconut ...,..,. pkir 7c 14c May 1st. We are proud to say that we have Jeraey's Finest Department Store, and are ready to take care F!no.t Gl«co\CUrqn i ft.fli 2Oc cut down the tax rate, and any re Fancy Orange or Lemon Peel fl, zs duetion in the tax rate is usually of your every need for the Holidays. c seized upon by officials as an excuse A LAND LUBBER'S LOG. ; to spend more money. Gold Seal Family FLQUR 12-ft bag 5<)c Think of traveling over 10,000 : Already the coming Incroasc In miles, figured in an air line, in a Gift Suggestions: 49-"> bag (% bbI)"$2.35798 '^7T'/2 bbl) $4.65 assessments is showing Its effect. little less than three hours' time! •Just a Few of the Many Gifts to Be Found at This ©tore Monmouth county has about Think of visiting fourteen states (3SGQ Baking Powder ._">' <""• 20c reached the limit oi its bonded in- and two foreign countries in ono debtedness. Yet already, in antici- short evening! Handkerchiefs Toys Fur Neck Pieces L * 3 rfc*. 25c pation of increased assessments in Well, that is what I did laBt Steaming- Hot Cakes for Brenkfast, with Louclla Butter the county, there is a demand thnt night, and. I kept an accurate log of Handbags Neckties Silk Shirts »n 195 Broadway II Broad Street Red Bank, W. J. Momnoulli County SiirroflstU't* Office. ura> Btryl(*r (or Harsarot; StrykefJ, lie* n tha inatUr of tb« *stats of Mararet coaied, notlea In liereby given to tha ortttl- Btryker {ox Margaret Btryker), da- Itori ot iflkl deceiwoii to exhibit to tii* Bul>Bor!bBf, *«eeutor &s aforaaata, tV'f Members Florists' telegraph Association Nfotice to era;! I tor a to present claims U«fbt« end dematuU nun In at tits onld tub- Long Branch, N. J. aorlber, k Pursuant to tho orrtar at Joseph X*. Don- Dated Frealiol.1, K. 3,. Novcm1>er 20, I8S4, fthayr nwttogaitt of thfl County of Man- JOflKPH M. ^TRV^to^ mouth, mafia on th« twentieth day ot Na- vnnthvr, l&'M, on th« applteatlnti of Joanph It pays %o advertise in Tha Hegiater. "' BUybcr, ¥x?cut»? or tb« eatata " "* A(lvcrtia$ment« RED BANK REGffiTERJOEGEMBER:10.1924. Taste Five $1,000,000 CHRISTMAS FUND. Coach Newlerry Arrested. him. Myron Vanderveer, who was Claude Newberry, assistant di- driving, was detained by the au- Call Red Bank 141 or 140 HAVE YOU p Bank, of County- Dislribulo Big thorities over night. Sums of Christmas Money. rector of physical training at the Christmas club depositors in 27Atlantic Cjty high echoo],. and for- STONE'S TAXI SERVICE Headache? I mer athletic director at the Ocean Dead After Long Sickness. 1 of the banks of Monmouth county Successor to PAHKEH, & SEVERS ' Do your Eyes bum « Iteb/ g last week received checks totalling Grove high school, was arrested Miss Christianna Messier died at Do (toy 1x1 tired or lUtiiintt •. over $1,000,000, the largest holiday last week and held under $500 bail the home of her mother,^ Mrs. AH New and Up-to-Date Cars II so, have your eyes eumised| ^ distribution ever made by theto await the outcome of injuries Charles H. Messier of Farmingdale, raur IIUHI autf mel a tbuse. '« banks. The club members num- received by Williar.i Reynolds, who on Thanksgiving day. She hod PROMPT SERVICE LOW RATES bered about 21,000. The amount was hit by an automobile driven been sick nineteen years, several of A character service that Philadelphia Eya 8pecl>H»U g distributed this year exceeds iBBt by Newberry. The accident oc- which were spent in on invalid's Cars for Funerals and Weddings curred at Atlantic City. will maintain thruout the ZM Natiimal Dana Bld(\, >«• ZS [>, year's total by about $97,000. The chair. Besides her mother she high standards you would j OFFICE:—74 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK, N. J. Every Wednesday Hours I to S P.DS, & checks sent out by the Second na- leaves a sister and a brother. tional bank and trust company of In Auto Mishap. wifh for. Capable arrange- Opp. Depot Red Bank amou.ited to $126,000 Long Branch Buildinff Burned. end the Broad street national bank A party of Freehold young men ment!. Moderate charges A one-story frame building on of Red Bank distributed $36,000. computed of Howard Nivisen, My- always. • • • m T,he following is a list of the ron Vandervecr, Clifford VanKirk, Broadway at Long Branch was de- amounts distributed by each of theJohn Smit^, VanNess Robblns and stroyed by fire last week. The banks operating n Christmas club: Ernest Barkclow went to Washing- building was owned by the Russell Merchants National, Asburir P.rli »126,O00 ton last week by auto and while West estate and was used as an au- Second National bank and Trust near Baltimore struck a drunken tomobile trimming and upholstery i W^<:AUO:"WMULAN^[eMSE: V/f shop by Howard S- Johnston. company, Red Bank 125.000 man in the road, Slightly injuring The Asburr Park truit company 06,468 K.yport banklnsc company 78.000 New Jersey Trust company, Long Branch 63.677 B E A U T Y Seacoast Trust company, Aibury Park 65,000 National Freehold banking com- ian, . ei.000 that is Farmers, and Merchant, bank. Matovvan 8S.OO0 Broad Street National, Red Bank. 85.000 DAf%UniliiJ HI . ffiwU(yfl&J £ Z LonK Branch banking company,. 86,000 CltiE.nB National, Long Branch.. 86,000 C A D I L LAC Freehold Trust company 81,664 Flr.t National, Belmar i 80,000 t Firat National, Bradley Beach ,.. 28,800 People. National, KeyEort 28,000 Ocean Grove National .,.' 22,000 New Stucco Houses, with seven rooms, bath, all modern Improve- K.ansburi .National 22,000 Matawsn bank 18.600 Manasquan National 17,623 ments, for sale at $6,000. They are located on White's road, a half block Atlantic Highlands National 17,000 Firat National, Freehold 16,000 Central National. Freehold 12,420 from Broad street, Red Bank, and lots are 37?. by 125 feet. Firat National, Eatontown 12,000 First National, Sesbrlght 4,678 Flr.t National, Avon 7,000 First National, KarmEngdale .... 4,600 First National, Engllihtown 4,000 Two houses completed and one under way. Four more to be built. »1.010.236 Ctt'-olic Daughters Election. The Catholic Daughters of Amer- • Private water main on property; low taxes. NEW and even charm, an added distinction, ica society of Asbury Park has cho- lore appealing which causes people to turn and sen. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien grand beauty characterizes express greater admiration than regent, Misa Eleanor Flanagan vice Cadillac V-63 cars. ever when a Cadillac passes. grand regent, Mrs. Anna Farren Houses can be bought on small payment down and terms to suit As ever, dignity and Such beauty is the just due of a prophetess, Miss M. Ervin monitor, quiet good taste identify Cadillac motor car which is acknowledged Mrs. M. Smith sentinel, Miss Mabel exteriors. Haight historian> Miss Sarah Ir- buyer. to have no equal in vibration- vin financial secretary, Mrs. M. But with these, there is an added less, dependable performance. O'Hagen treasurer, Miss M. Smith organist and Mrs. W. R. Luvanne, For further information apply to Mrs. Mooney, Mrs. Armstrong and ^ Mrs. Hahn trustees. J. W. MOUNT CO., Former Matawan Resident Dead. Corner Maple Ave. and White St.. Residents of Matawan have re- ceived word of the death of Miss RED BANK, N. J. Eugenia .' .gusta Bartle't of Port- land, Oregon, formerly of Matawan. She was over eighty years old and was a charter r :ember of the Mata- Scutellaro Construction Company wan literary society, which observed t its fiftieth anniversary in 1919. • The Christinas Gift Store for Men! Christmas J Neckwear The very latest patterns and colors is Dandy Christmas Shirts what you will see in our display of The very colors he would select for "Keiser" Silk Neckwear. Each Tie is himself if he were choosing them, are put in an attractive Christmas Box if shown in our splendid stock. you wish it. Let Us Suggest a Gift for Hi Overcoats Initial Handkerchiefs Suits "Pioneer" Belts Sheep Lined Ccats Sterling Belt Buckles ''Suede Leather Coats Comb. Susp. and Garter Sets Bath Robes Sweaters Silk Lounging ilobes Mackinaw Shirts "Hand Him These" Smoking Jackets Knitted Vests F "A Pretty Nice Gift" You will be rewarded with a prouu Umbrellas Bill Folds grin of pleasure if you hand him one That is what He will say when he finds or more pairs of our "Holeproof Suit Cases Wallets you have selected a pair of "Meyers" Hosiery." "Knox"Hats Pajamas Gloves for himJ • CLAYTON & MAGEE 19 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, M. ,J. We Give Merchandise Coupons With Every Dollar Purchase Which Entitles You to a Share in the $300 in Gold to be Given Away Saturday Night, Dec. 13 Page Six RED BANK REGISTER^ECEMBER 10, 1924. WANT ROADS IMPROVED. tra provided music. A balloon dance anJ two shadow dances were Municipal Officials Petition Fre< features. The parish hou'ije was U tt preicriptian prepared for holders for Improvements. decorated with orango and black, Colds, Fever »n<1 Grippe The freeholders at their meetin; and with gold and blue, the colors 2t U tile most speedy remedy we know. lost Wednesday received several of the two clubs. Tho amount quests from different munKipalitiei cleared is not yet known, as all the. Preventing Pneumonia in the county fiskir.g- for street money for th» sale of tickets has proveme ts. To all of the request: not yet been turned in. the freeholders replied that the Edward Willis is improving from Seals, | Christian Science Society | would give the petitions considera grip, but his mother, Mrs. S. Vin- Greeting tion when the budget for the con: cent Willie, is now sick with this 54 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. ing year is made up but that bo malady. | cause of a lack of available fund A movement has been started to : % Services Sunday 11:10 A. M.. 8:10 Ji only a small part of the work coul form a child study group. Meetinr ! K P. M. Sunday-schoiil—U:36 -L M. . WM be done, will be held atfer January 1st. A Cards K W«dne« More than a million, -washers washer but spotlessly clean have been gold by the makers of clothes. the 1900 Cataract since 1898. Five dollars will pot either model And the result is the thorough washer in your home. The efficiency of the Cataract. money-saving, labor-saving 1900 It is strongly, substantially built. Washer will actually save its cort It is trouble-proof—with nothing the first year. And it is built to inside the tub to catch the clothes last a lifetime. Speed Auto — nothing to twist, stamp, pull Speak to your husband about Self Steering Sled or injure the most delicate fabrics this household investment. The Malce your own selection from our line Special $7.50 — nothing to take out of the coupon is for your convenience. of flexible steel runner Sleds. Easily guided with hands or feet. And are they speedy? Well, I'll say so! And they Toddle Bike cost The practical toy that maker growing youngsters sturdy and strong. When they $1.79 TO $7.00. reach that active age get them one of these. , ' $3.95. WHOLESALE ONLY l For Mother 6 U>mue & JfrStfkvTtok City. For Dad "Brandt. Clinton 6 State Sta,Brooklyn.N.Y, Stationery Hoard's Gift Boxes of various colors maktf Briefcases an unquestionably attractive gift. Scooters FOUNTAIN PENS, SHEAFFER GIFTIE SETS, ^ s A Scooter has become a necessity to SHAEFFER PEN and PENCIL SETS, RECEIPT BOOKS, tvery child. Tell Santa to bring one of BILLFOLDS, ADDRESS BOOKS, / , the fast and strong Scooters that are the POCKETBOOKS, LETTER WAX SE^ "rwl things." TO YOUR LOCAL DHAtERi DIARIES,' KlndW und m« full daKitpttn Infomltkm OQ t»& PHOTO ALBUMS. FRANK P. REID model! of 1900" »«.W.iroJth. ''ISCC Irotwn end DESK CALENDARS. •how I f#n we ihe coit of either witrttr whfla 1 crnp«TU)0nnit, Broad and Front Streets I I tyo^d Ifli* lo r*o«lvfl t cop? of Dotothr Dotuwllf'* ' ' waihlns Htctpe Book without ctuign, (tha utual cote RED BANK, N. J. . of AlA l boobkk U 30c) Ke Authorized by Stbley-Pltman 15 Broad Street Red Bank, Ft J. RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 1924.' K^&3ritfi£$M i 5Sarh and all maq fie founfl m njfhe^t nere Red Bank's oldest established furniture and hardware store con- tains, just now, hundreds of articles suitable for Christmas giving to Man, Woman and Child. Below are listed just a few of the many items that can be found at this store for Christmas Gift Qiving. USEFUL GIFTS Other Other SMOKING SETS Suggestions Suggestions We have a very large, A Chair is a useful fine stock of Smoking Sets gift and will give more DAVENPORTS EXPRESS WAGONS DINNER SETS BLACKBOARDS at-very attractive prices. pleasure and comfort in END TABLES SHOO FLYS BOOK CASES SLEIGHS They hav.e been arranged the home than anything SEWING TABLES else you could give at a CEDAR CHESTS DOLL CARRIAGES very conveniently for your CUT GLASS FANCY CHINA inspection. Come in and small cost. Come in and FANCY ROCKEnS MAHOGANY select one from our WILLOW CANDLESTICKS see them today. Nothing ROCKERS MAHOGANY wbuld please Dad more large assortment now CARD TABLES NUT SETS on display; and have it put aside for ELECTRIC LAMPS than one of these fine sets on Christmas WRITING DESKS ALUMINUM delivery the day before Christmas. POCKET KNIVES PERCOLATORS morning. ROLLER SKATES ALUMINUM COOK- COASTER ING UTENSILS WAGONS KUGS An Excellent Present ! Nothing would please mother or wife more than a 11 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet for Christmas. Their home will be complete if they receive one of these beautiful and useful 1 Cabinets on Christmas morning. I for the Children! CHINA FOR CHRISTMAS You"ll find them here, not a few, but scores of Toys CARVING SETS that children like to get on Christmas morning. Why dis-. Mother will be very successful in [You will find a pleasing variety of appoint them when you can choose as many as you want here at a cost so small you will never notice it. We have carving the Christmas Turkey if you CHINAWARE toys that develop the brain as well as the brawn. make her a present of one of our beau- from which to make vour selections tiful Carving Sets. We now have them at this store. Quality China is unex- on display for your approval. Come celled for gift purposes, and our prices in and look them over. The price is a make such a choice doubly attractive. trifle compared with the quality of See our display now. these beautiful sets. filNMlCKSON & A East Front Street, Near Broad, Telephone 26. Red Bank, New Jersey. .'•••.; . FREE DELIVERY RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. p Eie MsuMuth County SUI-J.J.L', Oftct. of M«rgirel C. Ely. deenud, notice 1» and supper at the Baptist chapel. moved in rooms over Taylor Hance's ti«r«by given to the orjdltM. «f »iW C«. Long Branch fire Election. of Perth Amboy and Lester Sher- In lh» matter of tb« «i,tat* of Mtrgirel The storm kept away many who store. Mr.' VanPelt is employed THEATRICAL A. B. DIRHAN cened to exhibit to the ellbecrlbir, «il- Joseph C. Clevenger defeated man of Middletown township. 0. Ely, 4KUI«J. » tnlnUtritor «• eforewl*. tMlr d«kl» end wanted to attend, but those who at Matawan. CLEANERS and DYERS. Single horses wtre sold to C. A. WORK ' CALLED FOB AND RRUMMOND PLACE Kotlc« to creditor! to present clilms HOLMDEL NEWS. 1 Webster Jonet to Have an Auc- tion Sale Tomorrow. • I. Webster Jono« will have an suction tomorrow ' f His live stock pud farm implcivuiis on the Rich- :!id Bray place, which he has farmed the l.-i^'fi'W year- Mr. Jones will retire i'rum farm:;'.;,'. ,^i\ chickens i.v. r.cd by James Hanimnn.l were .:illcd by automo- liilep I an week. They were not all killed at one tim>' but on different (by? throughout thej week. The Holmilel cart|/ club met last week .it Mrs. Robert Voorhees'l. The I'ua! full dress rehearsal for the piny "The Rummage Sale," will he inl'i tomorrow night. The play will !»• ziven Friday night at the chapel nf the Reformed church by the women of the church, Mrs. Garret: K. Conover and Miss Ruth Hammond will take part in the play in addition to those whose names j wen1 printed in The Register last i we.-!;- ' ' • I Gloves— Handkerchiefs- Ti." American Mechanics will1 hol.l their annual meeting and elec- j For dress or driving; Singly or in boxes; tinn nf officers Tuesday night, De- j cember vIOth. lined and unlined. plain, fancy or initial. Last week the Ely estate sold team? of horses to C. M. Peterson $1.50 15c —and up to $10.00 and up to $1.50 one pair of com* fortable,well+fit+ they'll all wear a smile, caused by the satisfac- ting, very good* tion of knowing that they got just what they, looking shoes for wanted, especially if selected from our im- the most impor+ mense assortment of Itant pair of feet Shirts- iin the world ! ! Always acceptable; Neckwear- can't have too many. No trouble to make |+* •. + yours!+ + + + 51.50 the right selection. i Sounds like Holiday Gifts for Men 50* —and up to $12.50 Cantilevers —and up to $3.50 ;right oiF, doesn't it? If you're undecided just what to give "Him," "come in and let us help you—we've surely got just what will please him. Our Cantilever Shoes find their way to the feet of men and women who •like conservative style and the top-notch of comfort; that Cantilevers are so •.reasonably priced is second- Selections ary., but still interesting.. Scarfs— with purchasers of this type! Cashmeres and Silks; Made Now Hosiery— Makes a dandy gift. Raymond Bowne Reserved He'll say—"Just what 621 Ccakman Avenue 31.00 I wanted, they're great.' ASBURY PARK, N. J. —and up to $10.00 Belt Sets- Until 25c \ afc } The famous "Hickok" —and up to $5.00 make; handsomely boxed. Called For SHERIFF'S SALE. Bv virtue of a writ of fi. fa. to me di. je-t.-; ij-u-tl nut uf the Court of Chan- $2 $3 $5 cery r>( ID., ^tate nf New Jersey, will lie <-x,i 'i in .--,1^ at public \enihie, on Mon- day, t;-:f; l"th day ct December, 1024. tin. Single Buckles 50c, tv.»,n tl.c- hnuv- nf l!i:0» o'clock und'.VOII o'cl'.-1. Ill 1:011 o'clu.-kl. in the afternoon and up to $10.00 r.ff Krpp Jerse « Oecrpe u( l Aii that- tract of Inti'l v ,,u' mostly on •it WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF ALL THE RETAIL STORES WERE SWEPT OUT OF RED BANK TONIGHT ? Move to * certainty. The city would not be a fit place to live in. Your property would be valueless. You would not be able to get the food you need, th» clothing, shoes and other necessities you wear, without a great deal of inconvenience. : .... :..j .1 , ' ' • , Necessary Expanses for the Operation of Red Bank Would Then Be Removed r Too many people take the retail stores as a matter of course. Think only of the benefit the owners get out of them. None of us fully appreciate the great convenience of GOOD RETAIL STORES, such as we have in Red Bank. The local retail store owner, whether he owns the property or rents, contributes much in taxes to make Red Bank a better city in which to live. The money derived from taxes goes to pay the expense of local, county, state and federal government • expenses. He pays liberally for the expense of police and fire protection of which all of us enjoy the benefits. Thousands of dollars are paid out annually in p Red Bank by the retail merchants in clerk hire and the clerks are young men and women from the families of Red Bank citizens. p % ' Think of these things before you spend your money with out-of-town stores.' And seriously think of these things before you give an order for household goods, wearing apparel or any articles of merchandise that can be bought in Red Bank; think seriously before you give an order to an out-of-town concern or an agent. The out-of-town MANUFACTURER-RETAILER at the best can s,ave you but a few cents on ycur purchase, and in many instances you can buy i •t a lower price, and with better satisfaction, from local retailers. f ' " - • ••••• * The Out-of-Tqwn Dealers Contribute Nothing to • . :> •.• Make Your Home City a™ :':• • • for the Conveniences HIS INTEREST IN YOU ENDS WHEN HE GETS YOUR ORDER AND YOUR MONEY , ; . _ I • i • • The agents of the out-of-town manufacturer-retailers are exerting a most malicious influence in every home community. Smug indifference is responsible for much that is thought wrong with our city. Be consistent, do not boost your home city one day and the next spend your money to help upbuild another community. • The Out-of-Town Manufacturer-Retailer Does Nothing to Help Pay the Operating Expenses of Your City He contributes nothing to our churches, our schools, our water system, our police and fire departments;, our library, our organizations and other community institutions. BE A LOYAL RED BANKER BY HELPING LOCAL BUSINESS '. . it? Prove yburaelf a Good Citizen. Show your gratitude for the good things you have in life by giving the above facts your earnest contideration. '•-••••••.'•..••)• • ' RED BANK BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION ' ' ¥ RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. and Mrs. John Grant of Marlboro RIVER PARK PLANNED. from sickness which kept her con- and Long Branch. They havo a saw fined to the house three weeks. mill nnd a force of men at work in spent part of last week visiting GETTING UP NIGHTS Bclmar Chamber of Commerce tho Bray woods between this place relatives here. * A. B. DIRHAN Garrctt W. Buck and his cousin, RRUMMOND PLACE Tells you tdcra U daufar tthftwl. A Urges Purchase of River Tract. Howard Btfck, made their annual and Holmdcl. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson healthy bladder does not act at night. have moved from the farm of Mr. Red Bunk 933 J. II. Dorton, W. Graham, Vs., soya: "I The Belmar chamber of com camping and hunting trip at Bar- Mrs. Richard Clader, who Is visit- j hittl tu get up seven or eight tfraea at ntsht Thompson's father in-law, Garrett fur forty yearn, I thought It was my age. raerce is sponsoring a movement to negat last week. Conditions for ing at Easton, and Wilkesbarre, After taklnu IJ till a ted Hucbu a »huct tints, have the borough ^buy the river hunting wild ducks were not favor- Pennsylvania, is expected homo in R. Contfver,. to the farm of J, B. PIANOS i 1 am alright." Lit hie ted tlbchu dentines Rue, Jr., in Ilolmdel township. Mr. tht; bladder aa Epsom Salts do the bowels, front land from the railroad to the able and the mpn did not get much about two weeks. thereby rclicvinn irritation, driving out borough limits at L street nnd con- game, but they had a fine time. Frank S. Weeks spent last week Thompson is employed as foreman foreign mutter end neutraliiinir excesatve INTEREST AND of tho Rue farm. ncldB.. Thcfld nro the causoi of un-nnlurnl vert it into a recreational park. It Mrs. Charles E. VanDorn spent at Philadelphia. fiction of the bladder fit night. Llthtated is believed the improvement would Inst week with friends nt Asbury Mrs. Augustus Sickles is on the Mr. and Mrs. Rood Gager spent tiuchu (Keller Formula) t» not a cheap Snturday ami Sunday with Mrs. medicine. The tablets cost 2 cent* each. cost about $100,000. Borough of- Park. sick list. Bald ut all lending drug stores or Keller ficials nnd members of the cham- Danscr Bros, have taken big con- Mr. and Mrs., Archibald Reynolds Gager's mother at Point Pleasant. PILL* Laboratory, Mechnnicnburg, Ohio. Locally ber of commerce claim that the tracts to supply oak to be used in of West Freehold, Mr. and Mrs. •J. Carroll Barclay has had his . Sweeten at Hollywood'* Drug Store, Monroouth St. land being considered has long been building motor boats at Keypcrt Fred Conover of Howell and Mr. houso repainted on tho Scobeyvillo 1 an eyesore to the borough. road. eite Stomach PEACE OF MIND BACKACHE IS A WARNING! THAT'S WHAT OUR GUARANTEED FIRST MORT- COLT'S NECK NEWS. Red Bank Folks are Learning How GAGE BONDS MEAN Play Given by~Women Well At- to Heed It. $100 $500 $1,000 tended Despite Storm. Are you miserable wi:h an ach- Despite the storm last Friday ing back? Do you ^et UP lame and A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUR MONEY night there was a pood attendance stiff; drag through the day feclins at the play of "Elizabeth's Young tired, weak and depressed? The- you should help your kidneys. Buck THE CITY MORTGAGE CO., Man," which was given by the la- ache is often the fil t sign of fail THIRD AND GARFIELD AVES., dies' missionary society of the Re- ing kidneys. Urinary trouble formed church. The parts were quickly follovr. Neglected there' LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. reditably taken and the audience danger of gravel, dropsy or fat,i was liberal with applause. About Bright's disease. Don't wait f» CHA This Company has been in business for twenty years with- $33 was cleared. serious kidney sickness! Use Doan'- out loss of principal or interest to any investor. Mrs. Smock of Wayside has been Pills, a stimulant, diuretic to tin kidneys, before it is too late. Thi'- spending several days with her Red Bank resident tells an cxperi- daughter, Mrs. George S. P. Hunt. Date ercc: Red Bank Lodge, No. 233 David S. Buck of Matawan has Patrick Hackett, baggage master, CITY MORTGAGE CO., moved back in the Beck house, 55 Locust Ave. says: "My back THIRD AND GARFIELD AVES., which was recently bought by Mrs ached constantly ard thin condition Edward Hebeler, Mr. Buck for- kept me all run down. My kidneys LONG BRANCH, N. J. merly live'1 here. *Ie recently un- were weak and frequently I had to GENTLEMEN:— derwent an operation at the Long :et up during the night to pass the 1 • V Kindly reserve for me $ Branch hospital. secretion.!. I used fivs boxes of i c The sewing club of the Reformed Doun's Pills and thev entirely cured in First Mortgage Guaranteed 5\i ,'c Bonds. ii.e." church met last Wednesday at Mrs. Price COc, at all dealers. Don't Wednesday Name - Windsor Heulitt': and arranged to simply ask for a kidney remedy— Shrewsbury • Address hold a supper tonight at the chapel got Doan's Pills—the same that Mr. of the church. Hackett" had. Foster-Milburn Co., '4 Miss Grace Pope has recovered Blfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 4 River Evening, I I Country December I Club 10th i 'I> Informal Public Invited Tickets, $2.00 I *#*#*#*$ Daniel Green COMFY SLIPPERS Are Sure To Satisfy Man's Romeo Slippers; all leather, Daniel Green Comfy Slippers, of soft and comfortable. wool felt with buckskin soles, all The Practical, therefore Appre- colors- $2.95 ^d $3.95 $L65 and $L95 ciative Gift that will be remem- The gift that brings lasting happiness and permanent pleasure. No other gift can equal a Gift of Furniture. Here you will find gifts for everyone in the family. Only Two More 'Weeks to bered by All—The Whole Year Christmas. . • " Through. 1 The Gift to Your Family A Gift of Service ir<3r" Men'a Opera Slippers of vici kid; comfortable and good looking, yet durable; in black and brown. Women's Romeo with fur trim- $3.25 ™* $4.00 Children". Shoe* of the better kind; a wide mings, leather sole and heel—an un- range of styles in both high and low—at prices usual popular style. within reach of all. $1.95 *« $2,50 This is the year to give Gifts of a practical and lasting nature. What gifts better fill Give sornething that will give years of service to your family a this need than Footwear. You will make Beautiful Suite. no mistake in choosing the Gift Supreme, a 3-Piece Suite in Velour at $15Q-00 pair of pretty, yet durable Shoes or a pair of comfortable house slippers of various styles and colors or a pair of Arctics or Our Ladies' Shoo Stock presents Martha Washington Cabinet Men's Shoes nnd Oxford Ties; vici Give a Windsor Chair Rubber Boots—be'tter still a pair of nice to you the latest of the season's styles In Mahogany Finish at $18.00 kid or durable calf leather; your Silk Hose 01'a practical polishing set. nnd colors. We have your shoe at choice of black or brown. re "•-"• the price you want to pay. In Solid Mahogany at 22.50 to $6.50 $9.00 t0 $6.50 $9.00 Gifts of Character At our store you will find many offerings which will help you in deciding what to The Hi-Low, a comfy slipper with V 8nd Wl11 filld 0Ur riceS S0 l0W Children's Slipper— large van- & * J™ P i cuff. Unusually pretty, yet prnc- that everv ety to choqso from, all colors, ail member of the family can be 'ienl. Your color is here. Windsor Chnira may be used is many places. Hero you will find styles, and at just the price you wish remembered within the amount you wish to $2.25 ^ $2.75 some in wood nnd rush Beats. A Gate Leg Table A Spinet Desk fo pay. spend. ' ;. I Priced from $£.00 to $fg.00 at $26-00 at $34-00 Two "Yoia Will Always Do Better At Ask For Your Gold Weeks Coupons WHITE SHOE COMPANY More and Win Some of to the $300.00 9 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Xmas 12 Broad Street Red Bank, New Jersey in Gold RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. Pace TRUCK OWNER LOSES SUIT. there wai a large attendance at the business meeting held by the Com- Little Silver Woman Gett D&rasgw munity league at the schoolhouse. of $3,000 for Accident. The civic committee reported that Mm. Sylvia Bates of Little Silver it would go before the Mtddletown was awarded damages of $2,000 by township committee and a«k for & jury at Freehold last -week In herlights on the Bed Bank road. At suit against Herman Bchllchting of ter the business meeting refresh Mlddlfitown township for injuries merits and a social hour were tn Buffered In a motor accident last joyed. Suggestions Desired December. Mrs. Bates wag riding F. H. Lloyd, supervising principal In one of the McLaughlln busses of the schools of Middletown town and as the bus passed Schllchtlng's ship, will make on address on "Com garage < on the Middle town read Bmunity Work" Friday night at the Hand Bags of silk or truck owned by Schlichting backed schoolhouse. Everyone is invited leather. 2.95 to 75.00 Gift out In the road. Thlo forced the and there will be no adnileilon fee. bus driver to swerve to one side Mrs. Bay Conklln gave birth to Send the men to Gloves, 75c to 10.05 and the' bua struck another ear a son Friday. parked there. Mm. Bates suffered Mrs. G. Harry Blchdale has re Boudoir Sets, broken shoulder and Wft* Injured turned from s visit at Brooklyn. 25.00 to 60.00 For a friend what could be a more about the head and body. Charles G. Leonard has recovered French Perfumes, from a sickness which confined him 1.00 to 27.50 desired gift than your photograph? L1NCROPT NEWS. to his bed a week. McCreery's The Sunday-school is preparing to Perfume Atomizers, They can buy anything else them- Three ReiWonta of Thlt Pities Re- give a Christmas entertainment Jo- 2.50 to 19.50 tarn from Wublngtoa. seph W. Thompson, superintendent Powder Jars, selves. Marshall XHley, James Rowe, Jr., of the Sunday-school, will call a Let them know, in the delightful, subtle way 2.75 to 15.00 end Thomas Rowe, who are em-meeting of the teachers soon to fix ployed on Mrs. Payne Whitney's n date for the entertainment you have, that a gift that comes from McCreery's Silk Lingerie, Phone 1461-W for an appointment. otocli farm have returned from Lemuel Soden is improving from Washington with nine race hones sickness. will please you. 2.95 to 29.50 owned by Mra. Whitney. The men Mrs. William A. Walling who has Silk Negligees, were at Washington a month and ben very sick, is improving. were in charge of horses' owned by Donald Cooke, eon of Edmund Make them aware (without the loving brutality 9.75 to 75.00 LOUIS MENDEL Cooke, is sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Whitney at that place. Beacon robing, 4-yd. Mrs. Malachl Moore is on the elck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burrowes of plainly telling them) that the store your gift "The Photographer in Your Town" list. Walling left Saturday for their comes from means much to you. length, double faced, 3.50 Rev. William R, Bralatod of Bed home at Chicago. They were called Bank will preach at the chapel Son- 'hero by the sudden death of Mr. Tub Silk, 5 yd. length, Cor. Broad and Whit© Streets day afternoon. (t Wnlllng's father, William A. Wal- Let your little words, hints and ideas percolate *k 10.00 The subject of tha Christian En- ling. Entrance on White Street (Upstairs) deaver meeting at the chapel tomor- Matthew Mullin, Jr., eon of Mat- through their minds until they discover for Satin Comfortable, 27.50 row night will be "Count and Share thew Mullln, is sick with a heavy Red Bank, N.J. Your Blessings." Joseph W. cold. themselves that McCreery's is the place to buy Lustre Tea Seta, Thompson will lead. The Begistor't motto—"A paper your gifts. 7.50 to 30.00 Pespitc the storm Fridey night tu ovfry home."—Advertisement. Vase boudoir lamps, 3.00 to 10.00 (And if they do feel exceedingly clever because Colored glass candy jay, they find this out, if it does assure them that 2.00 to 30.0© anyway they understand women, you can smile Bedroom water set of FROM OUR STOCKS OF colored glass, 4.50 —when they are not looking.) Mahogany Nut Bowls, 4.50 to 6.50 Mention that McCreery's will take off all price Service plates, OCCASIONAL FURNITURE tags, wrap gifts in soft white tissue, insert greet- Dozen 65.00 to 270.00 —a dozen charming gift ideas ing cards, wrap neatly (and Christmassy) and Hand-Embroidered Ma- take upon themselves all this trouble which deira linen pillow esses. A—Solid mahogany amok. I—Solid mahogany coffee seems so mountainous to the male mind. Jng stand, 24 inches high. table in Tudor shade. Octa- Stationefy, SSeto 20.00 Equipped with removable gon top. Especially welcome It is easy to buy gifts at McCreery's. Desk Sets, 1.95to8S.CO tray and handle for carrying to a hostess for her demi- about. 6.25. tasse serving. 17.50. B—Priscilla sewing cabinet, J—Wing chair with cane designed by Cowan. Solid back and tapestry sent of at- mahogany, rubbed to a dull tractive patterning 29.50. gloss. Easily carried about. Or a rocker at the same FIFTH AVENUE 34TH STREET 8.50. price. „ . • \ C—Telephone table and K—Gate leg table measur- GIFTS ON ALL FLOORS AT McCREERVS chair of solid mahogany in ing ,34x42 inches, with its Tudor shade, Note the well, leaves spread; in solid ma- turned legs and the conveni- hogany, Tudor finish, or is ' ent shelf. 17.50? polid walnut. 85.00. D—Bow back Windsor chair, L—Solid mahogany console with eight graceful spindle3. table in Tudor finish, its legs v Mahogany finish, rubbed to most attractively turned. A a dull gloss. 9.50. delightful piece for hall or living room. 17.50. E—M a r t h a Washington BAMBEBGER'S— •fimniNi HniiwpmmniinmiiiiMiwiHiiiiiiinim. sewing cabinet, In solid ma- FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOOBS hogany, antique finish. Drawers equipped with slid- ing tray and two spool racks,. Oar nine model rooms, HENRY CAMPBELL, President 19.50. Fifth Floor, have been DANIEL S. ELY, Vlce-Pres, ED\VIN R. CONOV.ER, especially dedicated to F—Solid mahogany occa- the display of gift farni- sional table, with a 28-inch tare and afford most to- octagon top, and legs with teretting selection. Our. 1925 Christmas Club Is Now Open; quaint bamboo turnings. r Make your 1925 Christmas a merry one by joining ovuf 17.50. club. G—Book trough table of If you have not been a member let us demonstrate what solid mahogany, in Tudor a wonderful satisfaction it is to receive a check the first of finish. A most desirable end next December. table to hold one's favorite books at one's elbow. 17.50. If you have been a member, increase your class this year and receive a larger check next December. / H—Wing chair with cane Our Christmas Club plans are very simple, very brief, seat and back, and antique void of complications, yet within the means of every man, mahogany finish frame. 24.50. woman or child who chooses to put aside at stipulated times Or a rocker at the same during the year a small sum for Christmas use a year from priced now. They are divided as follows: Class 2S~ .2S each week Total $ 12.S0 Class SO— .50 " " " 25.00 ' Class 100-1.00 « " " 50.00 Class 200—2.00 " " " 100.00 Class—Any amount each week. We will be pleased to enroll those wishing to subscribe to. any of these classes. _.._._... J THE BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK t MED BANK, NEW tJERSEl? of Americas Great Stows" NEWARK, N*J. Page Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. COUNTY COURT DOING*?. IteWMtttWSMiMisJ^^ Liquor Sellers Must Pay Fines of $200 and $350 Each. Joseph Binder of Long Branch was fined $350 and costs by Judge Lawrence last week on his plea of guilty to the illegal possession of liquor. Mrs. Emily Southard, who A BENZOL BLEND Gyrafoam conducts the hotel at Squankum, >GWiTH CAST ALUMINUM TUBO, was fined $200 and costs on a ALL READY for your charge of selling liquor. A similar Greater Mileage-No Carbon Troisblef I needs with modern equip- fine was imposed on Mrs. Sarah ment, expert handlers. Smith of Long Branch, at whose, Bo sure of service at home officers recently found a lowest rates, arrange quantity of liquor. Mrs. Smith was —And Eliminates Gas Knocks— with us now. paroled for two years. DISTRIBUTORS Adolph Mills and Frank E. An- derson, who were recently arrested Boro Buses Incorporated Red Bank at Miami, Florida, and returned to Barber & Mclaughlin, Inc....-.- Red Bank this county, pleaded guilty to stealing an electric motor valued jit $600 from A. J. C. Stokes in (Wall township. They were re- Keeps Christmas linanded to jail to nwait sentence. James Shuter was also returned to jail to await sentence on his plea |7OR the woman who^ receives a Maytag Gyra- of guilty of stealing radios and ac- foam Washer on Christmas there begins a cessories from the Murad labora- i tories in Asbury Park. • new kind of washday—more real, practical help- Brewster Harrison and William Electrical Contractor fulness than she has Shoes You Can Wear Watkins, colored youths of Asbury Park, •were sent to the Rahway re- ever known before. formatory on charges of theft. 10 White Street Red Bank, N. J. Mrs. Gussie Shrott of Freehold Across from Postoffice Washing, that task With a Smile ivas fined $200 and William Bam- bnry of Matawan $225 on charges , Telephone 339 or 1184 which formerly re- of selling liquor. quired long trying Several offenders entered pleas tWt!a«iSJr«?SW?»««r^ of not guilty to the charges against hours, is magically re- Uiem when arraigned last week and duced, by the wonder- they will bo placed on trial, next Clever Styles— I week. ful principle of the Gyraf oam, to a matter U TINTON FALLS NEWS. for the Younger Set of minutes. .cVtubful Falleretts Club to Give a Play on Friday Night. of clothes clean in 3 to w * Sturdy-Shoes— f "Aunt Maggie's Will" is the title 7 minutes. In 60 min- of a play which will be given Friday Accumulated and utes an ordinary fam- i / for Growing Feet night at the schoolhouse by the Fal- lerette club of girhi. The club has Invested Capital ily wash completely, fourteen members and all of them immaculately finished will be in the play. No men or Financial advancement de- Outstanding Staple Values— boys will be in the performance. ; Maytag Features J. Henry Vining has resumed' his pends in such large meas- 1 Washes faster. 6 Easily adjusted to job of driving a school transporta- ures upon accumulated and 2 Washes cleaner. your height. tion bus to and from the Atlantic 3 Largest hourly 7 Clothes can bo put for Work and Play the township school at Colt's Neck. He invested capital that no one capacity in the ]tl Or taken out world. tho Chas. I floppiog. was laid up three weeks with a should neglect it. Do not 4 Mont com: wounded arm, which he suffered in L* mnile — wait until you have accu- t»kea floor space Do not confuse our shoes with the ordinary. a hunting accident. only 25 inches self, Monmouth County mulated a large sum before square. Last week Charles Holmes bagged p A 1 1 Ptnl Distributor four rabbits and a squirrel, Edward investing it safely. Open 5 Cunt aluminum rinncv. S a 1 C - Consider the splendid workmanship, the fine tub — can't adjusting. In- Evans Rot two rabbits and Walter an account now with the . warp, rot, swell. stant tension* re- materials, the faultless good fitting, the comfort England got two squirrels. Broad Street National split or corrode. lease Red Bank, N. J. Harry Carney and Joseph Tumi- Reasons for and the original styles as well as the staple diasky took an automobile trip to Bank. Worfd Leadership Phone 263-M Philadelphia one day last week. values. These shoes possess many qualities that • Norman Sickles and David Holmes 4% Interest Paid on P^^ are partner in the firewood busi- Savings Accounts. i ness. They are cutting firewood in NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT will bo mnda for the allowance of cos&« you are not accustomed to find in shoes—even the Whalen woods near Holmdel. Eutnte of Jamca Cooper, Jr., deceased. missions nnd counsel fees. Notice is hereby given thnt the accounts Dated November 7th, A. D. 1924, of the subscribers, aurvivinK executors of ANNA H. COOPER, at higher prices. Once you choose them you It paya to advertise in The Register. the estate of mild deceased, will be nudited JAMES OAKLEY COOPBRP and slated hv the Surrogate of the County of Monmouth and reported for Settlement "A Paper in Every Home." will always wear them for every occasion. We BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK to the Orptmna .Court of aalil County, on Thursday, the eighteenth day of Deccm- That's the motto of tho Red Banl honestly believe that these shoes represent Red BkyrJ her. A. D. 1024, at; %vhich time triplication Register.—Advertisement. greater shoe value than you ever saw before. Comfy Boudoir Slippers New Holiday Hosiery 13 Wiore Shopping Days Till Christmas Yes, it's true. Your cellar can now be made so dry that it will be actually liveable. Damp- "Clear for Action!" This Command Has Gone Forth in Our prufc will give you more stor- age room, will permit you to get more heat from your fur- nace with less coal. It will give you u more healthy home—and you can have it without fuss, bother or big expense. No dig- Just as a battleship needs room to fight, we need more selling space, so we are ging up, no trenches, no dirt. On chilly mornings and evenings you will appreciate the rest and warmth of r these satin quilted boudoir slippers. They Fashioned to fit the foot a,nd [FT are styled beautifully, fit snug and givs "RETIRSN! long service. All sizes. A splendid ankle, with re-inforcenients timely value, in blue and flji QC where the most of the wear to make room for our dther departments, consisting of black «Pl.iJa conies. Pure thread silk, wool Old rose and black silk, gold braid trim and silk mixed and pure wool. m Wonderful values at the prices Damp-prufe is a sure cure— Delft blue and old rose, is backed up by a ten year leather Bole and heel we ask. bond. There ore hundreds of Genuine comfies, all colors, fl»| PA t0 satisfied users. buckskin eole t?X.OV Damp-prufe Is a plastic with 51.00 $2.00 a base composed of asbestos, Linens Lalco Trinidad Asphaltums, es- Hosiery. A complete line of leather and felt sential gums and various other •lipperi, in wide variety for tho With the season of many par- ingrpdients. Draperies children, and men as well. Comes ready for use in all Corsets ties at hand, every girl needs ex- weather conditions, and is ap- plied with a trowel, Shoes for Boys and Girls tra slippers and pumps, so why Gloves Underwear not combine Christmas and econ- CONSUMERS omy by giving her one or more pairs of Dress Slippers? ASBESTOS CORP. 110 West 40th Street " New York City Blankets and Comforters IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. Health Insurance To JERSEY COAST RESOKTS CORPOR- ATION. Hy virtue of on order of tho Court ot Chancery of Now Jersey, made on the da> Our Gaiters and Arctics are of the date hereof in a cause wherein ICil- This is positively our last season for Toys. We have a tremendous assortment of TOYS and rm Allen Miller, wife of Hugh Gordon wonderful protection in the Miller, Mary II. Spnhiinc, wife. of James DOLLS. Oh, yes ! We have Sleeping, Walking and Talking Dolls. Walter Spaldlng, Daviil W. Jarvia, Alfred slushy traveling sure to come. G. Ilownn and Mnry McCabo ItoWn, 'Ida I wife. Elizabeth lladainiicr and Edith M. They have style and perfect fit. i Nevine are complainants, and you aro do- ' fondant, you nro required to appear, plead, BELOW ARE A FEW OTHER USEFUL HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS: J iinswcr or demur to tho hill of eafd com- Made from a veiy fine firmly plainants, on or before tho 15th day of Ivory Sets, consisting of Mirror, Comb and Brush—Gentlemen's Shaving Sets—Water and Wine I December next, or the nnld bill will bs We find it good business to sell such woven cloth that gives an ex- tnken 01 mnfrascd ngntimt yon. Sets, consisting of a Bottle, 6 Glasses and Glaas^ Tray- also a nice assortment of Handkerchiefs and sturdy shoes, reasonably priced. It gives The anid bill iu filed to enjoin nrul re- I cellent appearance and long strain the Jersey Const lleaurte Corpora- Books, Writing Paper and a large assortment of gifts for men. us a name for dependable merchandise tion. Ita ofiicera. agento. Brrvantu and with the children as well as the parents. ' wear. They are a wonderful pro- workmen from continuing to use its crop* I orty at Monm/iiith Hcach In tho County of Cold weather will soon ho hero. We tection against unpleasant Monmouth and State of New Jersey, con- have a wonderful selection of Skating veyed to it by Uoao 11. McCnnuloyiio hy deed dated Feb/uary Kith, 11)23, and re- Shoes. weather. corded in Book 1212 of Deeds for Mon- mouth County on prt«c 189, in the manner dedcribod in said bill of complaint, and as used durintr tho summer of 11)24, or In MaKe the Kiddies such manner na thnt the vnluo of the neiifhborimr property for dwelling- houses shall be depreciated, or thnt the peace cymfort and well bclnic ot the complain- ants in an Id cruise nml tho neighbors of the defendant elm)] be interfered with and Albert S. Miller you aro made a defendant to Baid bill be- cause It la therein alleged that you are uaina ii a id property In violation of the re- . "SHOES THAT SATISFY" striction placed thereon, .mil particularly described In aald bill, tind in uuch man- ner a» that tho value of tho ncfiihhorintr We Wish You a Merry Christmas ated, and the prnce, comfort and well be- 18 Broad St. Red Bank inir of .the complainant* atxl tho neighbor* o( tba defendant la Interfered with McOAUTKK & KNGMHH, and a Happy New Tear. Solicitors of Complninnnt Prudential Duihllnir, Newark, N«w Jersey, Dated .November iF 1024. BED BANK BEGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. GUndal. Dairy Sold. men's relief association convention Tho buildings, business and at Atlentlc City. equipment of the Glendalo dairy Miss C. Mahoncy and Daniel Ma- company at Asbury Park have been honey of Brooklyn spent the week- At The Auto Tire Shop DO YOUR bought by John Tilton, proprietor end at this pluce. of Tilton's dairy »t thut place, The F. E. IV1NS, Proprietor TOY pvlce paid is enkl to have been WHO IS THE GENERAL CORD TIRES, ACE TIRES AND TUBES, Our usual large and well assorted stock of Toys »08,O0O. The plot on which the CHRISTMAS SHOPPING of every description,, including Dolls, Doll Car- uildinga are locutcd is 100x200 SILENT MICHELIN TUBES. riages, Dishes, Trunks, Drums, Mechanical feet. Several sizes of Second Hand Tires and Tubes Here, and Save Money. TIRE ACCESSORIES. Trains, Stoves, Ham and Sam, Dapper Dan and HIGHLANDS NEWS. WATCHER all the Winding Toys. 1 7 t t 1 ? Kerosene Oil and High Te»t Gasoline, Vulcanizing in all gent Announced—Boy Hurt Branches. Repairing of Co$& Tires, Rim Cuts and —Card Partle.—New Firomcn. NOTICt OF ELECTION. Pyrex Glassware Second 1-JftUont.l Bank ami Trust Co., Bead Blow Outs. Men's English Broadcloth, Silk Stripe $1 QGl Announcement of the engagement !»••! B«n(c, N, J. The anniJst election of tlio shareholders and Fancy Madras Shirts L,ZfD We have every piece made. , of M!BB Marie Kloua to Horatio >f thifl batik, for the election of directors Emergency job" taken care of promptly. Parker WBS rmide at a pig roast ind tho transaction of such other business Sizes 13Va to 17 us mir b« brounht before It. will he held Mirro-Aluminumware held Sunilr./ afternoon at the home at the banking house on Tuesday, January 30 MECHANIC STREET, RED BANK. of the brldo-to-be. Those present 15th, 1025. betneen tile hours of 11:00 Snr! 12:00 o'clock. Est. 1910. . Telephone 4I5-R. Air at Curb. A useful and lasting gift. were Mr, and Mre. R. Nottebaum, December 6th, 1924. : Silk Shirts Sr., Mr. and Mru. R, Nottebaum, PHILIP S. WALTON, Stainless Cutlery Jr., E. Nottebaum, Mr. and Mro. , Cinlilcr. Selling Elsewhere for $6.00 John Scheidel, Mr. and Mrs. Adnlpli Carving Sets, Table Sets and Paring Knives. KIOBS, Mr. and Mr?. P. C. Bieler, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubley, Mrs. Nickel Plated and Aluminum Cora DesBien, Mro. Ruth Waters, : Silk Neckwear ...,.,. .65c Victor Kauffman and MrB. Mary A Percolators, Coffee and Tea Pots, and Tea Parker. «' Regular Price $1.00 Kettles; Edward &wik, young son of John Kwik, was hurt last week at Lake- We give a Coupon with each dollar's worth of wood when he fell out of his father's j Silk and Wool Hose 5Qc goods you buy from us. $300 in Gold given away. auto. He wus cut on the head and FANCY CREAME You Can Get It At was taken to a doctor's office at Lake^ood, where a several stitches BUTTER* were taken to close the cut. I Bath Robes 7 Broad St. WRLLER'S At tho auditorium theater Satur- day night $15 in gold was presented to Mies Meta Fix, who was recently chosen the most popular girl in Butter That Men's Wool Vests .... .„....;. .$2.95 Highlands. Cant Be Better The Shepherds of Bethlohem In latest shades. lodge held a euchre party last Fri- day night. Mrs. John Ahcarn won first prize at euchre and Jacob S. Hoffman was awarded first prize ut Men's Wool Sweaters ...... $3.00 pinochle. Tho Trailers' card club met last Always good—always reliable Sizes 34 to 46 Thursday night with Mrs. John Kwik. Plank Parker won the first priio, Mrs. Frieda Morback second —always delicious and Fresh prize, Mrs. A. M. Robertson third Plaid and Silk Scarfs . $1.50 «P prize and Mrs. Ellen Koeblcr fourth winter prize. The consolation prize went to Mrs. Schricbcr. The club will Open Evenings Until 8:00 O'Clock meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. George Liming. Mrs. Thomas Parker gave birth Christmas Gifts Boxed Free to a daughter last week. Mrs. Mnry Anna Cunliffo of Har- rison is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs. John Patterson, Mrs, Cunliffe BUTTER is 87 jjears old. Mr., and Mrs. Pat- terson will leave after the Christ- mas holidays for Cuba and Florida. Monmouth Street George Kaystack entertained relatives from out of town over Sun- is guaranteed to Stay Fresh f day. Fitzhugh Miller was initiated in- Men s Shop to the Red Men's lodge last week, until the very Last ounce is Abram Wallack was accepted for membership in tfie lodge. 28 Monmouth Street, Red Bank Abram Liming and George Smith consumed. joined the fire company last week. Near Broad Street Abram Parker and George Liming if pap to advertise in the Register. were elected delegates to the fire Our Surplus Beginning today and continuing until Christmas we will give a 25% i on all Phonographs, including the celebrated makes SONORA and We have an unusually large assortment and can make immediate deliveries \ Let us place a Sonora or a Columbia in your home and insure yourself of a Merry Christmas: A program of your own selection; how, when and where you want it. No Static - No Interference -, No Battery Trouble No Aerial Trouble JUST SWEET MUSIC No Tuning In k LET US "DEMONSTRATE HEAR OUR PROPOSITION NO OBLIGATIONS i Open Open Evenings Evenings 'i *'The Store of a Thousand Items" 58 Broad Street Red Bank Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10, 1924. coast trust company of Asbury with the nj / Herkeley-C'arerct ho- BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS Park, has been named on the coun- tel at Asbury Park last week and ty t-inkitiK' fund commission to suc- caused damage of $50. m HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN ceed the late Robert G. Puole. Bradley Beach Man Dead. i i MONMOUTH COUNTY. William T. Gifford of Bradley | $2,000 fort Injuries. Beach died last Wednesday from a Personal Notei, Sales of Property, I Julius Blue, an Asbury Park complication of diseases. He is \ Building Operations, Lodge Do- : roloK'i! ni.-iN, has been mvarded survived by a widow and three ! ing!, Slight Firc«, Birtho, Mar- damage* of $2,01)0 for injuries re- •hildren. I riages and Deaths—Other Items. ceived two years n>jo when a.train •uriii'k a newspaper truck in front Republic Women to Elect Officer*. | Dr. William 1'entcel of llalawiiii of the Asbttiy I'avk station. The Matnwan women's Hepubli- j lias returned tu the Baltimore den- Lut7.--ItosS. can club will meet Friday of this I tal college, when he is an instruc- Miss Kliznheth M. Lutz and Ran- week at the hoi IO of Mrs. Jacob . tor, after having spent Thank."f;iv- dolph Ut>-s of Anbury Park were II. I.elicits for an election of of- ing with his pari'iHp, Mr. ami Mm mairied at th" Methodist parsonage ficers. | Willium Pengel. at that place last Thursday by Rev. Miscellaneous Shower. [ stions Robert Conk, son of William C. j F. A. DoMaris. The couple left for A surprise miscellaneous shower i Conk, superintendent of mails ai ja wedding trip in the South. was ^iven Friday night week for | SI 1 the Lone Branch postollici , umlcr- ! Blaze in Clolheo Loclter. Miss Mary Friedrick of Allentown. \ went an operation last week at the Some matches in a workman's who is cngag-'d to wed.Sherman P. i Long Branc'h hospital. coat became ignited and started a Laird. j. John C. Kclis, wlio has been blaze in the work shop connected (Continued on next page.) socinted in the fruit and vegctble luuine II'*'1. 'IOU1 with ln's In 'HT Robert, has bought Harry r'orman'.s business at Freehold. Sterling Thompson and family IN OUR DISPLAY. OF moved last week from l-Yroold t Matawan. Mr. Thompson i.-. em- ployed at New York and moved to be nearer his work. Fur Coats, Fur Sets and Separate Pieces Lester Clayton, D. D. Cushion end Henyr Barkalow have made ap plication to the ]''rei-hohl liuroujrl council for appoimnoiit as con- you will see any number of beautiful skiii$ made stables. Howard V. Kins of Avon has re- into very smartly styled garments. Excellent turned from a Western tour with I "The Covered Wapon" and is now chief operator at tli'j Belmar quality at very reasonable prices speak of the theater. "Mrs. Hen-y Wickham of Matawan economy of buying your Christmas Furs here. entertained a number of frionds at the first of a series of card parties to be given by her during the win- ter. We have a large selection of all kinds of Furs, such as Fox, Stone Marten,. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stokes of Freehold left la:': week by auto for Squirrel, Mink, Muskrat, Raccoon and Seal of different varieties. St. Petersburg, Florida, where they will spend the winter in a bunga- low. Bring your old fur piece or coat to us and have it repaired or remodeled. We The Mary E. Gu^cl homestead property at Oakhurst has been sold to Ha-:. F. S-hnell of Newark. The still have time to do them before Christmas if you bring them in now. property comprises about 100 acres. —a steaming dish of Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Patterson and children of Spring Lake left last Ralston Whole Wheat Expert workmanship and guaranteed to be satisfactory. • •week for St. Petersburg, Florida, Porridge every morning 1 where they will spend the winter. Chester Kirby, an employee of I lie Monmoutli lighting company of Freehold, broke his riprht arm while cranking: an automobile last week. Miss_ Daisy Brown of Matawan is improving from an operation per- formed last week at the Long Branch hospital. LEVINE, Proprietor. A branch of the Rubens sport shop of Asbury Park has been opened on Mattison avenue at that place. Miss Minnie Ireland, pharmacist at the Long Branch hospital, is hav- Teleptione 392-W. ing a vacation of two weeks. Named on Sinking Fund. T. Herman Beringcr, assistant secretary and treasurer of the Soa- [Mi!!'11" 'L.J VJLJ f" i L;_ WITH EAC1 DLLAR ? 4- FERROSTAT What Kind Does He Smoke? Useful Household Gifts PERFUMES f ;You Will Find a Brand Of PERFUME COMBINATION SETS The Unbreakable Vacuum Bottle Imported and Domestic Lines to Choose From Pints $ 6.75 —At a Range That Will Fit Every Purse. Quarts 7.50 At Very Reasonable Prices Gallon Jugs .... 7.50 A FULL LINE IN STOCK A Full Stove of the That Will Surely Please Him Following Lines:—• Genuine American And If tha Kind You Buy Docs Not Satisfy Him They Take the Chill Off That Can Bo Exchanged at Our Store at His Pleasure. Coty Thermos Bottles Cold Room With a Houbigant and Reliance Heater Hudnut Carafes Genuine American Pivers Exchange Your Certificates for Gifts a* $4.59 Djer Kiss from 98c t $12.00 Gillette Nelba You will find here In our store a full For Larger Rooms UNIVERSAL line of such merchandise specially Safety Razor Woodworth selected that would make pleasing We Recommend Rigauds American Made Xmas gifts. From QQ^» fo*, j"«t a Raior Colgates Vacuum:; and Wo aro mora than plonooil to redoom your cer- Thermax Heater Vivaudou tificates at tills tlmo wlien they moan fnoot to " $6.49 • Lunch Kits you. Combination Including $7.20 Shnving Brush Agents for UNITED CIGARS and HAPPINESS IN EVERY BOX CANDY Broad and White Streets. . ' Piiones 355, 1512, 1513, 1S14. , led Batik* New Jersey RED BANK REGISTERJ^ECEMBER 10,1924, Page Fifteen NOTICE. J. C. & G. A. DELATUSH, To ANIUME I>YKH AND CHEMICALS JNCGKrOiiATKD, Hi tiuccesaor* or As- BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. AHCIilTECTR Koom 17, B«n«r IIMK., R«d lieu', Sf, , WHEKKAS, on the nineteenth day of Trl. Conn July, nlmsU'Bii liuudrcii and twenty, the (Continued from last page) WILLIAM E. FOSTER, Board of Commercci uiul Nuviftntlun of the The Hi-Y club of the Long COUNSELLOR AT LAW. State of New Jetttoy- exi'eutci'i a fciuse to New York, Hew J«r«#y, Antltaa Dy^a ami ttliomfcaU Incorporated, Branch high school has elected Wal- 60 Uriio.l«»y, Atlantic p of Jamlu under wiittfr of North Shrew*- ter Bennett president, Edwr.rtl \bury river, bi Mia ISorauuh af i'ttlr Haven M. I Iff, the County of Munmuutfi and fitate of Bradley vice president, John Row- K$ Jersey; y* NOTARY 1>IJU1.IO WUKUBAB, rentals In^itrenrs and land secretary and Kenneth Wool- und COMMI.SK1UNKU Of OKliDS. npaaiid itru duo tlm SUto on mild lease. ley treasurer. Tellty'i New» Rtunil. NoticNo e fa hereby tflven, umtcc ih«.>pro- VIHIOHI B of Glifiutcr HU «( Hj/ Uwa of Frehold Store to Close. 1906, to Anillnu Dye a ami Ctu'iniculti In- !ft Our WALTER C. VAN KEUREN, corporated, Uu BUCCCISHO™ it mi uyslKim, F. O. Bennett's lint store at Free- OlVir. EHCIMICIJIi ABU SUltVEYOR. that If tha rentitla due July It), 1931, July Brood Strcel Nationul Omib Dulldlnl, IB, 11*22, July Ii), 11>~H, uuil July ly, hold is to IK: elo.sed to settle the Safe Deposit Vault __ R.d D.nli^N^J. 1024, In Arrears ond ummlil on until lease, estate of Mr. Bennett. During the together with Interest nt el* per tiunt DR. HAROLD J> STOKES, <8%> per utmum ffom tb« respective past several years the business has DENTAL BUItOEON, 1 fl dates on which mml i*• n1111 n lieL-amu due been conducted by Charles H. Rigga your valuables have protection from lire and SucccaB'ir to Dr. Trunk Lea. until the dale of uiU'li jmynK'til, be not 61 Urund Klrcet, HUncr UuU.IlnB, I bald on or btiforo tin? twenty-fourth dny of, as Manager. theft. " Itnmns i, i oo,J 8. ' December, nineteen luitulnjil ithil twenty- Klwanii Officer!. Ol!k« U.illra 8:30 to 6100 BWock. four, all right* umlir mi«l JIWU »b^)l de- Te].T>tHHii' 11U2-W. termine, become null, void mid of no ef- Stephen E. Pawlcy h the new What peace of mind this will give you. fect and forfeited tu thu tSLuto of Nuw Jcr- GEORGE McC. TAYLOR, c7~£. president of the Kiwanis club of The rental of a Private Lock Box here is less COHSUl.TINIi KHCINEEH, BOAHD OF C0MMKU0I5 AND NAVIGA- Asbury "ark. Stewart Appleby is O1VII. KNtiJNEKH and SUIlVttYQJi, TION OF THU STATIi Ol-1 NEW JEH- vice president, J. Scott Branson than a penny i\ day. 85 [l.ctor Plnrc. llr-il Hank. N. J, 6KV, treasurer and James^-KiMobjc dis- REILLY, QUINN & PARSONS. VICTOR GKLINEAU. COCNKr.LI.OUK AT t-AW. Dlructnr mid Secretnry. trict trustee. wnittlcliJ lluil'iii,!:. Hod Qtaki Dated November 12th, 11CM. Victim of Cano John .1. quif.n. Iliecdtirt V. PareoM. NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE. THE FIRST.NATIONAL BANK On Vcccmhfr Jllth, 11)21, ut two o'clock Mrs. Mary T. Matthews of Spring JOHN'S', APPLEGATE & SON, ' I*. M,, the uitderttluuLil will Bell "reft and ' COI/N.4EL1JJH3 AT LAW. clear of nil ileus and oiuiiiiiibvniicca except Lake, widow of Alfred Matthews, FREEHOLD.N.J7 Davidson BuiMini:. . Broad Street, What a _ nci) llAKr{._H._J. taxes, -water ranla and titnnniinu-tita, nil of died last Thursday of cancer, aged tho reul euttita nnd yermuml property' of ITS MOTTO-SERVICE f tho New Jcrmty Brick Company, Inc., con- : an incomparable Christmas gift for all the family! What 34 years. She is survived by her WILSON & SMOCK, Btstlrra1 «f It) n tract at farm land with mother, three sisters and a brother. COUNSEI,LOn3 AT LAW. clay deposits thereon nnd far hi buildings, mother, or wife, or daughter has not longed for a motor car with REO BANK. H. J. containinir iijijiroxiiuntfly 3r»,6U ncre»: (2) Freehold Man Injured. OITioCN: 10 Enat Front Ptt-firt. a tract of hind and mljnccnt to the New such ease of control, such luxurious appointments, such perfect ' ALSTON BEEKMAN, ' " J«r«ey Southern rallroiid of mu'ruxlmntely coachwork, such distinguished bearing ? Come to our showrooms Maltby Conover, who has been UOUNSEIjLOIt AT LAW. five ncros containimr ii brick innruifiictnr« v associated in business with Frank OHims. 10J!ro»rl St., HEP BANK, W. J. Sne Pili"t with iirick olllco building, manu- and' sce thJ3 moderately priced Pierce-Arrow that is being so facturinK builrlini'M. nhi-tU, Idlim. ruilrohd Muldoon of Freehold for many GEORGF. D. COOPER, Bidinff, together with the machinery, ' per- widely talked about. CIVIL ENGINEER. ponal properly, mitunioliifu trucks mid np- years, broke his right arm while Successor to Georsca Cooper, O. E. purtenmicuH thereto. Thu niid real estate cranking a stationary gas engine. Patterson nuiMiiw, RED HANK. N. i. is doscribed by me tea nnd bounds in a GEORGE'H. ROBERTS, mortgage from CreHCont Itrlclt Cciruoratfon, Farmer Retire*. to llenjamin I*. Morris, Tnintee. nnd GRADUATE AUCTIONEEB, Charles Allen, Jr., Truator, nicurduu in the Austin Collins, who has operated Pedigree oe Grade Stock, K«rm 8a.(S. Far* Offlco of tho Clerk of Monmouili County, the Denise farm on the Colt's Neck aonal Property. New Monmooth, N. J. Hew Joruoy, in Uotil: 572, putf{>. Carefully Teli.'ph'jnfl Middlctowfi 276-M. Said eiilo will bo hidd upon tUu premises road near Freehold, has moved to GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr., C. E., kntl Of aoid cumpanyVwhlch nrn in the township a house hg recently bought at Free- GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, C. E. of Eutontown GRBAT r«dlo value. F«mou« Porsson (mallty at a «u»pri«!ii«!y low price. A two-tubo radio receiver «h«t «ive. loudjlK.kw Avolume over moderate radiui and nlmMt unlimited r«n«e ot phono Ji. New ataBle dial control. Mahoaany Sniped cbinet THEWiW M entire new line expressing alt -the quolity in performance, tono and appearance that Paragon Re- ceivers have shown in the past—-at new. lower prices. Introducing tha RADIO HECE9VEH new non-radiating Paradyne Circuit in a four-tube set of almost unlimited loudspeaker range. , THE NBW PARAdON THREE $4S.5I Three tubes, Surprising opeaker rAnga. Single dial control. Mahogany caie. A NBW type thrre-tube receiver of THE NEW PARAGON WOVR I THB NBW PARAGON TWO JJ7.J» /l great sensitiveness and surprising Receiver alone Two tubes. Single dial, Excellent (oud- loudipeaker volume and tone over epeabet voluaft within moderate raoge. long distance range New itngle dial control. Famous Paragon quality ot a $48-5© new low price. Mahogany cabinet. The Garocl V has performed its way into promi- Oh Boy, Listen to This! nence ; because it is advanced to the last word in Radio Music so^Ioud and co clear you'd think iQ and it has power. There's no secret about it. It not was In the earns room, yet the artists aro * .4 only claims Power but proves Power. Here is Garod A perfect loud speaker for every- 2600 miles away. That's every day accom- 1 Power:— one. Prices range '.; pllshmentft'—and with an ordinary loud speaker—if you have a Zenith. 1 U./ Power—to produce great volume. This is the noise-less, Power—to bring in distance stations. Philco Storage Batteries bulbless Battery Charger. May be used while your Power—to work through local stations. set is in operation. It Diamond have proven their leadership ;'no does not create a disturb-, Power—to moderate or intensify volume. ance in your neighbor's B Battery defective batteries have shown up set or your own. It can- Power—to render the original quality of tone ' We also handle other horns. in over a year. not discharge, short cir- Large 45 volt, upright Cunningham Tubes are or flat. cuit or overcharge your the best made tubes on transmitted. ' A large shipment of the new battery. Simple to op- Special $2.95 50 amp. $14.50 crate. the market today. Power—to select your program. Cone Type Western Electric Horn Dutch 201A end 200 B0 aftip. $18.00 Special $2.25 Power—to get the best out of the program. has just been received. NOTE:—We take this means to clear up the mind of the General Public that "BOB" JOHNSON is the only man by the name of JOHNSON in Red Bank, who can prove himself a Professional Radiotrician, and he is located at 10 White Street, Telephone 1184. The Public should not be ir.isguided by sales talks because the man behind the machine must be a mechanic. We are maintaining the only exclusive Radio Repair and Service in this vicinity giving the general public all that there is in Radio. We are equipped to repair any make receiver, having in our testing department instruments of value you cannot find anywhere in this part of the country. . General Public because they are not acquainted with this new art first class equipment and the license plate be showy on the receiv- The following facts should warrant your confidence, if you are interested in Radio, either for new equipmant or repair work. First to build and operate an amateur Radio Telephone in this section. First to receive Radio Broadcasting for the General Public in this section for which we hold an invaluable certificate. r Nineteen years of practical experience in Radio Worlt. Won the honors for second place in the Amateur Race across the Atlantic Ocean in 1922. Have been called upon many times in the paot three months to pass opinion and teat some of the most prominent receivers made. Also have the only Western Electric Public Address System in this section for general public use. ' .. , — —-—, I __. ______„ Mon vice "The Place Where Radio Is a Profession, Not a • Side LAnes." 1O WHITE STREET jr. Day F*Horte 1184 Night F»hcme 22-W '^^^^^^mm'^mm^m^mmmmmmmrM-^.^^mmm lesued Weekly, Entered as Second-Claia Mutter ut the Post- VOLUME XLVII, NO. 24. office at Red Bank, N. J., under tb« Act of Mercli ad, 187U. RED BANK, N. J.,,WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 17 TO 32. MANY WANT TO BE COPS. ni te> Ehi s REALTORSNEW OFFICERS CAR KILLS AGED WOMAN. BUYS CORNER^ROPERTY. WILLIAM BARBOUR'SWILL\T'ephew* ,- Harold W. "Sexton• , and the THE DECEMBER JURIES. ICEBOAT MEN'S ELECTION. Applications am Stei.dily Coming in ! Asbury Park Trutt company were HARRY A. HAWKINS THE NEW " for New Jobs. MRS. ELMIIIA C SMITH MET BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD TO UUMSON RESIDENT DISPOSES named as'the executors of the will. NEW PANELS DRAWN BEFORE NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN LAST PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD. Three to five new policemen are °A TRAGIC DEATH MONDAY. MRS. JAMES POWER. OF BIG ESTATE. Kathryn Ki-rsten of Lung Branch JUDGE LAWRENCE. ! THURSDAY NIGHT. \ , to be appointed at Red Bnnk by the left $1,000 to her sister, Delia A. Tho Apnun.1 Meeting of the Board Marlboro Resident Wot Hit by an next town administration and appli- Property at the Corner of Mon- Many Charitable Bequsstt Made in Curley, $1,500 to her niece, Marie Mrs. Sophie Davidson and Thomas Supper nnd a Wireless Concert Fol- Was Held at Thomas's Inn oft Automobile nnd Died Threa Hours cations for the jobs are coming in mouth Street and Bridge Avenue Hit Will—Elaborate Instructions Ward, and $500 to her cousin. Mar- S. Field of Red Bank Are on lowed the Election—Cuiiiino- Monday Night—Changes Made Later—Mrs, Smith Wos 82 Year. at the rate of two or three a day. was Bought b/ Her from Thomas for Burial of James H. Sexton— garet Maher, all of New York. She Grand Jury Panel—Louis G. doie'i Race lo be Called at Soon in dm Multiple Mating Syilem. Old end woi a Widow. Jt is thought that there will bo about Henry Grant for $26,000. Other Wills. left $100 to Rev. Thomas Maher of Davidson on Petty Jury. as ico Conditions Permit. The Ki'il Bank, ronl UEtnto 'bnnrd Mrs. Klmira C. Smith of Marlboro, 25 applicants. Applications will be Mrs. James* Power, who with her • William Barbour of Rumson' Far Hills, New Jersey, and $1,000 The December jury panels we re- At the animal meeting of the held its uiiiiuiil meeting ut Tliom- aged 82 years, was fatally injured received up to ejght o'clock Sutur- husband conducts a restaurant on borough, who died recently and who to her sister, Margaret O'Keufe of drawn before Judge Lawrence last North Sh <• .vsbury iceboat and aa'fi inn on Monday night. All the Monday morning when she was day night. Each applicant must Monmouth street opposite the rail- had a home at Rumson and aLo Minneapolis. AJ1 the rest of her week by the jury commission, com- yacht cluh Thursday night the fol- members of the hoard were present;. BtrucU by an automobile driven by pans a physical examination before road station, has bought the prop- in New York, made his will twelve estate she left to her niece, Madlyn posed of Sheriff John H. VanMatur lowing officers ware elected: Maher of Long Branch, and this A turkey (tinner was served and this Ocorgo Seidel of West New York. making application and must pay erty adjoining her place of business years ago. He was the father of "and 'Milan Ross, with Bernard V. President—Thomas Irving llruwn. \vns followed l>y a business meeting. The accident occurred about eleven for the examination which will be from Thomas Henry Grant for Mayor William Harbour of Rumson. nieco is the executrix of the will. Poland of Bradley Bench'as clerk. Vice president—Ji>hn Cantillion. Officers fur the ensuing year were mode by Dr. Georgo V. V. Warner. $26,000. The property has front- The witnesses wore John J. Quinn Before the juries were drawn Judge Commodore—.lumen II. \V-. Plans were made to extend the MH private m-rn.-tary many yearn. S 10.000. Measurers —Huxley M. White. Frank P. with Mrs. Winfield S. Stryker at age nor more than 30 years of age. nue which is rented by Thomas V. To the Old Lru!ie;t" Home at Pater: on, all her estate to hi'r husband, Rufus ; rriiikes it practically impossible to Dlclimnn. work of (he board during the com- Marlboro. While Mrs Strytter was Next month a written examina- Dougherty. Mr. Dougherty made 85.000. Brand, as long as he lives. At his secure two juries at the one time. Finnnre committee—AumntlM M. Mill" Kp year mid a number of changes away on Monday Mrs. Smith went tion will be held under the direction the sale of the property. Both To the K^nernl hospital association of death the estate is to be divided On the grand jury Red Bank is ton. Clinton V. F.lllntt, Frank Conklln. in the multiple listing system were buildings were built by Mr. Grant. PnU-raon. ?r,,000. equally amom; Mrs. Brand's three represented by Mrs. Sophie V out for a walk. She started to of tho chief of police and tho police To the Memorial ilay nursery of Pater- After the 'im.innpn session ths decided on. The most important cross the road and, became confused committee of the council. All can- The land is part of a tract which son, S.I.OOD. sisters, Hattio Bowne, wife of j son and Thomas S . FieldFild. Tho club was entertained by a wirolesa of. these changes wns that property as the Scldcl car jappronched, She didates who pass it will be eligible Mr. Grant bought January 1st, -' To St. Joseph's hospital association of Charles Bowne of Wayside; and other grand jurors and their places concert hy (I. W. Dnlliver of Bor- owners who listed their property was struck by the mudguard and for appointment and if not imme- 1887, from Mrs. Agnes W. Wheeler Patcrson, $5,000. Ethel Griffin, wife of Arthur Grif- of residence are as follows: gen place, n new member of tho To the Patfiaon orphan aoylum, 55,000. with the veal estate board would thrown to the concrete pavement. diately appointed will be on the eli- in order to extend Bridge avenue fin, and Mabel Warner, wife of Allenhurat GeorRe U. Cade. club. A supper of oysti> • stew, 1 To the Morence Crittcnden home at r.ot be debarred from listing their Mrs. Smith' leaves three daugh- gible list for 'n year. The police to Monmouth street without cross- Paterson, SJ.000. Jame3 " Warner, both of Long Anbury 1'arli—Dr. John Bariacello, sandwiches, coffee, cheese EZ? *•* property with outside agents, nor Branch. Ethel Griffin is the execu- Jam Fury, llmherto Orie ters, Miss Clara Smith, a Freehold committee of the council and the ing the railroad tracks. The build- Mr. Barbour bequeathed to his Antonitles, ishes was served by a committee from Belling the property them- trix of the will. The witnesses Atlantic ' Highlands—Ira school tencher, Mrs. Henry D. Brin- police chief will recommend to the ings and billboard on the property wife all the furniture, paintings, Louis Sculttiorp. consisting of William H. R. White, selves. No commissions were to be ley of Long Branch and Mrs. Ben- council the number of new. police- rent for ?2,800 a year, thus giving were Louise A. Lippincott, Theo- Helmar— Thonma Dillon, E. S. V, Wuol- Delford M. Fisher, Reuben White, pictures and all other household dore VanNote and A. Amanda paid to the board of realtors unless jamin Baker, a missionary in China; men to be appointed. Mr. Clayton their new owner an income of more goods in any of the houses or apart- ley. Knsley White, Floyd Brady and H. the sale wins mado by some member Brown, all of Long Branch. liraillcy Bench—GeorKO Deis*. and two sons, Homer C. Smith of Bays he will recommend five new than ten per cent gross on the ments owned or occupied by him, Clarksburg—Edwurd (3. Fountain. Wallace Bennett. of the board. In that case only one Elizabeth and Howard Smith of policemen. money invested. and also all horses, .'"carriages, au- Honorine Wilson, wife of John A. Howell township—Ernest VnnSchoick. Most of the icobont owners hava commission was to be paid, although Trenton. tomobiles, cattle, farming utensils, Wilson of Keansburg, bequeathed a Hnzlet—Otto WeiKfind. their craft re.-uly for immediate use. all the members of the board would house and lots on Orchard street at Freehold—SnmucI C, VanMater, Howard Commodore Weaver will open tha -~&^» . ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE. COMMITTED SUICIDE. and all other such personal prop- M. Croxuon, Clnrk Conine. work with each other toward effect- erty of similar character. Mr. Keansburg and all the furniture for Keyport—Elmer E. Morris. season y?i?h a commodore's race as ing a sale. PARTY FOR REIi BANK COUPLE Jievt Record Made for Attendance tho use of her husband as long as. Mr and Mrs. Samubl KUlin Honored Axel Meyron of Atlantic Highlands Barbour's wife is also to have the IJncroft—Mra. Lewis S. Thompson. soon a? ico conditions permit. Edward S. Allaire, who has been at Red Banlt Sunday. Took His Own Life by Hanging. use and enjoyment of the residence he lives. She ordered the property LOIIK Branch—Isoac VanTUio, Howard president of the Red Bank board of Guests L* Rurnson Gatherings The largest assemblage which has on Park avenue at Kennsburg to be Brown. Mra. Walter Kline, Axel Hanson Meyron, a gardener on West 53d street, New York. All Marlboro—John H. Van Mpter, Christo- IN JAIL, OUT OF JAIL. ' realtors since its organization two Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen of sold. Five hundred dollars of the ever witnessed an Elks' memorial employed on the V. E. Periey place the rest of the estate is ordered di- pher J. CourtrlRht. years ago, presented to each mom- Kumson gave a dinner party Sun- money brought by the sale of this Judge Changed His Mind After Ho service at Red Bank was that of at Atlantic Highlands, committed vided into three equal parts. The MnnnsQtinn—William Hire. day for Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Kis- property is to be given to her hus- Matawnn—George Barrett. Heard from Neighbors. > bcr of the board n gold and enam- Sunday night at tho Strand theater. suicide Saturday in a Jersey City income from one of these parts is eled oval button bearing the words lin of Red Bank. Mrs. Kislin is a The oration was made by Wilfred to be given to his wife as long as band and the rest is to be divided Neptune City—Morris EichenErrcen. William Biehn:; of Little Silver, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen. Those rooming house by hanging. He was equally between her two sons. A Neptune township—Mra. Carrie Jamison, "Red Bank Real. Estate Board," H. Jayne, Jr., of Lakewood, prose- born in Sweden 48 years ago and she lives nnd she is also to have the Mr.s. Helen G. Uoyce. who is 22 years old, was arrested with tho word "Kcnltor" in the cen- present were Mr; and Mrs. Herman cutor of Ocean county. It was an right to dispose of it by will in any considerable amount of valuable Ocean Grove—Walter Clayton, Georee last week on a complaint made by had lived in this country eighteen jewelry was distributed among rela- ter. , Cardon'of Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. impressive discourse. The rest of manner she pleases among the chil- Daley. his step-father, Henry Jackey. Tlia years. Ho leaves a widow and two tives. Francis D. Prestage was . UumKon—William II. Mahoncy. Tho board has mado a number of Harry Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. David the program comprised an organ dren and grandchildren then living latter claimed that Biehns'threat- Solomon, ,Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin children. He always appeared hap- named as executor. The will was Shrewsbury—Charles II. Hurley. appraisals of estates and of real prelude by Frederick W. Vander- py and content and those who knew or among the wives and husbands of Spring- Lake—Klchurd Newman. ened him and drove him out of the estate during the past year and it Con, Mr. and Mi's. Samuel Gindon, such children or grandchildren. made in July of last year and the ' West LOUK Branch—J. Iludnell Wooiley. pool, vocal, duets and solos by Em- him are at a loss to find a reason witnesses were Karen M. Jansen house. Justice Wainright sentenced has a balance of several hundred Mrs. Hannah Gindon and Mrs. Dora Another one-third of the estate is ily Beglin Vandcrpool aiid Lc Roy why he took his life. The funeral and Agnes Skillman. The petty jurors are: Biehns to ninety days in the county dollars in its treasury. Shnnghuta of Highland Park; Har- to be invested and- th^ income di- ry Simon of Somoivillo ;.nd Mr. and Duffield, a violin solo by Miss Anna was held yesterday at Posten's fu- Adclphia—William P. Madge. jail. The day after the hearing Mr. Bungosdy, the singing of "Auld neral home at Atlantic Highlands. vided among Mr. Barbour's sons, Kathrina Parbel of Englishtown Allentown—William Spencer, Wilson Wainright was visitod by a dologa- Mrs. Samuel Shen.dis.and Miss Dor- Thomas Barbour, Robert Barbour, left all her property to her hus- Pepper, Joseph C. Johnston. EASTERN STAR CLUB PARTY. othy Stott of of Pottstown, Penn- Lang Syne" by all present and Rev. Martin Bryuildsen conducted Aslmry Park—William Hur«t, Jo! ,pll tion of Little Silver folks, compris- benediction by Rev. Robert Mac- the service and the burial was mado William Warren Barbour and Fritz band, John Parbel, and named him ing George M. Quackenbush, Rev. sylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Kislin re- Krupp Barbour. As each son Surtino. William II. Cordon. Annual Turkey Dinner Held Mon- Kellar. _ at Fair View cemetery. as executor. The will was made in Atlantic HlKlvlnndu—William F. Cono- G. Paul Butler, William H. Carhart ceived a number of -gifts. reaches the age of forty years ho day at Cozy Corner Tea Roam. Brooklyn eleven years ago. and John Kemp. They stated that «-w>—— / is to be paid one-quarter of the Belmar—Carrol N. Allgor, Leon Angar, Tho annual "Dutch treat" turkey FULL FLEDGED ACCOUNTANT. John Me.Cormiok. Jackey had attacked Biehns's di..ner party of tliu T. A. E. club, CHURCH CLUB SALE. principal of this one-third share of MR. EISNER'S SICKNESsX the estate. The remaining one- $70,000 FOR KEYPORTERS. Bradley Beach—Jacob Doll. mother and' that Biohns wiia amply consisting of members of the East- Wallace Jeffrey is Now a Certified Clarksbm-K— Robert l-'cntoa. Presbyftsrian Church Society to third of the estate is to be held in justified in actin;,' as he did. This ern Star chapter of Rod Bank, was- His Condition Thia Morning Little Public Accountant. Scrics of Building and Loan Shares Deal—Edward Richter. Hold Christmas Sale Friday. trust and the income from it di- Katontown—Albert C. Hopkins. explanation caused Mr. Wainright to held Monday at tho Cozy Corner tea Changed From a Week Ago. ' Wallace Jeffrey of Linden place Arrangements havq been com- vided equally among tlie four sons Matured Last Week. Klberon—William Taylor. take action which resulted in the room on Monmouth street. After Tho condition of Sigmund Eisner, has beon ijwarded a certificate as =\ pleted by the O. C. W. C. club as long as they live. At the death At tho annual meeting of the T'nir Haven—John Martin. release of Riehns from Jail. Jackey dinner the members attended the who has been very sick for. the past certified public accountant by tho Farnilntfdale—Harry Ferry. for its Christinas sale on Friday of any son, his share of the estate Second Keyport building and loan was then arrested an WANT TO BUY HOUSES FOR SALE, THREE LOTS FOR SAL& BUNGALOW FOR SALE. BOY'S MACKINAW FOR SALE- LINCOLN DEMONSTRATOR. FARMERS, ATTENTION I 8(ven«room houie, alt Improvements; pear orchard at Kairfl«ld Garden; one Alone concrete road, near Atlantic High- Boy'* mncliin:i\v, like- n<:vj, vhe fourteen Lincoln flvc-paeBentfer Judklna sport lot, etjout &0xl6050x160,:. 'feet. In Fair If you nertl bugs tu tttiip ytmr proiiusi9 s WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Addrcs* ilio six-room house In Rumson. Apply rner l We have a splendid assortment of used carsvat this time. Most of these cars have been overhauled and painted and are offered at great bargains. Model 61 Cadillac Sedan Hupmobile Coupe % In fine condition. * In good order. ' Sugar-Cured Sugar-Cured Sugar-Cured Fresh Ground 1923 Maxwell Touring ' Cole five-passenger Sedan Whole or Half Whole or Half Dixie Style Fresh Beef Cheap and a bargain. With Rex winter top, repainted, in first-class order. STRIPS Seven-passenger Case Sedan Willys-Knight Landaulet v.. • In fine order, paint and mechanically. In good order, great bargain. Paige Suburban Chalmers Suburban, $250 Three-seated Natural Wood Body, repainted, and Body, three seats. - good order. Paige Touring, 1923 Studebaker Special 6 Touring Repainted, in fine mechanical order. Stutz Sedan, five-pass., Cheap 1922 Studebaker Big Six Model 61 Cadillac four-pass. Coupe Chops! Best Cots Loin ¥eal7 Center Gut Pork and Shoulder Lamb - - Seven-Passenger Touring Repainted, in good order. Repainted, and good order. Ford Sedan Your Neighbor Buys in Wagner's, Why Not You ? Repainted, cheap. Model 57 Cadillac Sedan ABOVE SPECIALS FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY ONLY In fine order and paint. Packard Twin Six Touring, $300 Cadillac Town Limousine, $350 Studebaker Coupe In good order. In good mechanical order and paint. These cars are in line shape and will be sold from $150.00 up. 1 SHERIFF'S SALE. 2(1, 1008, executed by Charlotte A. Sickles, I'UIII.IC NOTICE. Usued under this ordinance shall lie as* Time payments can be arranged. I By virtue of n writ of II. fo. to me di- unmarried, onil recorded in the Clerk'n AN OIIDINANOR TO AMEND AN ORDI- siRncd to any otlior pernon or corporation rected. Issued out of tho Court of Chancery ofilce. of the county of Monmouth in Hook NANCE KNTITI.KU "AN ORDINANCE without the. approval of the Mayor an*! lit tin State of New Jersey, will lie ex- S3? of Deedn. on panes 426. etc.. and by I'HOVlDINli l-'OH '1'IIK LICKNSINd Council. If you cannot get in to see us, a postal card will bring us posed to sale at public vendue, on Monday, deed bearing ilnte July ti, 11)12. executed AND HEtllir.ATINf. TUB OI'EIIATION 2. Ejection K of the ordinance an amend* tho 22ii Ooy of December, 1024, between by Edmund Wilson and wife, anil record- OK AUTO MISSES, JITNEYS, CABS, oil December II, 1023, of which tills ordl< t|io hour, of IS o'cloth anil 5:00 o'clock, ed in the Clerk's olllce in the Coiuitr nf TAX1CAIISS, AND Al.l, O'I'HEH MOTOU nauco is amendatory, bn and this eatne to you. . (at 1:00 o'clock), in tho afternoon of oslil Monmouth in Dook 032 of DCCIIH, on panes VKiiici.Ks. USED van THE TUANS- hereby it amended m rca>l a* follows; ilpy, nt tlie Court Hoime, In the Borough 271. etc. 1'uniAiiuN roii mm: OF PAKHKN- II. The. folliiwlnir llccnsa f»i shall lm of Freehold, County of Monmouth. New Helred as the property of ICdward J. CKKS. HXCKI'TINC -1IIOSE I1SKD VOV. linposeil for revenue! lor every motor —DISTRIBUTORS— Jerley, to satlnfy a decree of said Court Ueilly, ct nln, taken in execution at tlie vehicle liavlnfr e. senlltKC enpucity up nus amounting to nppruxlnintely $B.20r».OO. IUNKHAI, IMJIU'OSES ONLY." AI"- mure than sei'eti perilous, IlicliidlnK tha suit of Augustus M> Minton nnd to he l'll(IVKl) Al'ltlt. lflTII. 10111, ANIIT1IE driver, J7.r.O; for avmr motor v.hliln hai'- 'All that lot. tract or parcel of lantl and AMENDMENT Til KUEOl'' AI'l'llOVEll Inif u wentliifc' 1'nr.iKUy ill nc<>» of M«v«nk Cadillac Maxwell Chrysler premjaes, hereinafter pftrtlculnrly ilo- '.IOIIN II. VANMATEK, Sheriff, DKUEMIIEU 3D, 11123. \ uer.iiinn, * 10.110. eilrlbad, situate, lylntr and behiK in the llnted November 20, 1021. llbruunh of. lied Ilniih. in the County of John 3. Apnleirnte & Son. Solicitors. HE ITMIU1IAINE1) by ilio>May«[ and The fineuolntf ordinance ban been Intro" Monmouth, ami State of New Jersey. (46 Hue:!—3111.32) <'.. i,,.i 1 of tlm lloiouuh uf Ited Hank; .1 1 mid th» Mi.mi and Council will eon" BeainnlnB In th« northerly linn of Me- 1. tici'tidit 7 of the ordiiumco of which abler, the final passage thereof on tin lf.th chanic utreet nt tho miutliwest corner of thli Drilliiniico ii iitnendntory be nnd the (Iny of Dei-enilnT, lilZt, at Ilia tlornu^^ land of Mnry IC. Holbrouk; thence wes- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT , ,,,,,n IKIK-IIV H ninend..cl li> i«nd us fulloivn: Hall nt H: . HAZLET NEWS. Fountain Pen Fountain Pen Charles Lewis The Sewing Club Entertained at Made especially for us by Made especially for us by South Amboy Lait Week. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL one of the best known man- Thomas G. Cowles is recovering one of the best known man- DEALER IN from a recent sickness. ufacturers. Each pen guar- ufacturers. Each pen guar- Mrs. William Hainmell entcr- anteed. anteed. Uiined about forty members of the LUMBER Hnzlet and South Keyport sewing LET'S GO! club nnd their friends at her home Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass Your Name Stamped Free Your N me al South Amboy Thursday after- • r u n " Stamped Free and Builders' Hardware. noon. Mrs. Samuel IT. Walling won in Gold on all Fountain in bold on all Fountain /irst prize and Mrs. Harry S. Pens Purchased from us. Pens Purchased from us. RED BANK, N. J. Cowles second in n bean bag game. MrF. William Wlieoler will enter-, i, •<.*?> tain at the next meeting. jj V \ Miss Elizabeth Cherry and Mrs. Lemuel II. Jones 'entertained the la- dies' aid society of St. John's church I The Xmas Trail-The Road of Economy "Wednesday , afternoon. Following I tile business session refreshments wore served. LEAD TO Mr*. George M. Harvey is con- lined to he bed with sickness. Th? annual roll call of St. John's church will bo held next Thursday. Mrs. Thomas G. Cowles enter- tained the Social Nine Tuesday af- 58 ternoon of last week. Miss-Hyldah 58 Hyor .will entertain the society at the next, meeting. Broad St., Mr. and Mrs. John Shade of Broad St., Service when and where you nee South Amboy were recent guests >f it Mr. and Mrs. Judson Conover. John Folisky . and ^jimily have Red Bank Red JBank Phone to u* and Bay to "»pee moved from An.relo H. Webster's il" house to Brooklyn. CERVICIAKS electrical nt you Mr. nnd Mrs. .Charier D«wen of call. Buy at this oleclrica Kod Bank spent Sunday with Hai- siore and pet service—it means ry Dowen nnd. family. electrical satisfaction—and that's rank J. Gronde of Bradley •what we deal in. Beach spent Saturday with John T. Ackevson. Thousands of Gifts to Choose From Judson Conover has taken out a real estate broker's license. Mr. and Mrs. P. Otto Weigand, Hogan's Electric Shop Mr., left Tuesday for Miami, Flor- ida, where they will visit MrB. Wei- •'Everything Electrical" ,'and's brother, Capt. Richard Car- iey. 8 Wallace Street, ; Mr. and Mrs. Angclo M. Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Cowles Phone: Rod Bank 389 attended the agricultural dinner at Asbury Park Saturday. Miss Anna Cowles was a Perth Amboy visitor on Friday. The Hazlet honor roll for Novem- I keep eir honest, serving men; ber is as follows: Eversharp Pencils, 50c to $6.00. {They taught mo Ail I Know): Grammar department—Marjararet Bahn- Foot Balls, for grown ups or chil- Their names oro WHAT and WHY ;en. Esther Dean, Olive Lambertson, Fili- Purses, Wallets, License Holders, and WHEN, nono Pernn. Julia Perno, Irene Peseux. Al- dren, $2.00 to $15.00. and HOW and WHERE end WHO" icrt Orrsci, MnrRaret Frebino, Joseph Cres- 60c to $6.00. KiPLINQ -\, Wilbur McElwaine, Thomas Perno, Al- WHAT waa the Declaration of London? lan VanPelt. Basket Balls, $4.50 to $15.00. WHY does the date for Eo3ter vary j> Primary department—John Bozarth, Ink Wells, plain and fancy, 50c to WHEN was the great pyramid of Herbert Koniah, Stephen Lambertijon, Ru- Cheops built? dolph Peaeux. Lloyd Ueyr. Orley Shawn, $7.00. Foot Ball Helmets, $4.00 to $6.00 HOW can you dlBtlneulsh a malarial All'ort Shoenburg, Billie Murbeko. Edward mosquito? Kennedy, James Kennedy, Lorraine Bo. Desk Pads, leather or brass corners, WHERE Is Canberra? Zeebrueee? inrth, Elinor Carhart, Julia Crescl, Cath- Foot Ball Shoes, $5.50. WHO waa the Mlllboy of the Slashes ? erine Konish, Doris Ward. $1.00 to $5.00. Are these "six men" serving you too? Base Balls, 25p to $2.00. Give them an opportunity by placing - Cenlorville Newi. Loose Leaf Books, 85c to $5.00. Miss.Mary Fallon of Matawan Base Ball Bats, 25c to $1.35. WEBSTER'S ipcnt Thursday with Mra. Michael Address Books, 60c to $2.00. NprlHTERNATIONAX jomerford. Skates, $2.00 to $6.00. Carmine "ezzio visited friends at Diaries, 25c to $3.00. DiCTiOKAinr ^ Newark Saturday. In your home, Wesley Mason has been appointed Paper Weights of beautiful colored Skate and Shoe Outfits for boy#, school, office, ianitor of the public school. girls, men or women, $8.50 to club, library. glass, $1.00. This"Supreme Henry Ellenburg has moved to a $11.50. Authority" in all 'arm which be bought a short time Flashlights, the famous Ray-o-light, knowIedgeofferasorWcei" igo near Middletown village. immediate, constant, lasting, trust- The percentage of attendance at none better, $1.00 to $4.00. Hockey Sticks, 50c to #1.35. worthy. Answers all kinds of ques- ihcol the past month was 99.8. tions. A century of developing, Skis, $2.25 to $4.24. ' enlarging, and perfecting under ex- Miss Marjorie Sheupp spent Sat- acting care and highest scholarship irday and Sunday with relatives at insures accuracy, completeness, Ceyport. compactness, authority. George Lohsen and his daughters Writ* lor a sample pairo of the New Wardg tuth and Flora have been spend- •peclnun of Regular and India I'apem, al.,i booklet "You nrc t(,e Jury." prices, etc To ig several days at Eoselle. S p b|i t!i wo iU • m •rff&tB . P°. - -° " "***" Mrs. Michael Dowd and daugri- C.&C. MERRIAM CO. r Madelina spent Saturday at Jer- SiwtalfieM, Man.. U. S. A. £i(. 1831 •y City with Mrs. Dowd's daugh- r, Mrs. Joseph Reilly. DOLLS ! DOLLS ! Dont Let Them WHO LIKE LIVING CHILDREN Miss This Treat PLEAD TO BE TAKEN HOME y, Friday SEE OUR WONDERFUL DISPLAY lay Only KODAKS! KODAKS! Bring the Kiddies We Are the ONLY Authorized j Men's and You^g Men's Kodak Dealers in Town To See Our Buy From an Authorized Dealer | Overcoats $20-0° { $ In the latest styles and shades, f See ©ur Wonderful DSspIay-the Largest Assortment of Games in the County! | Boys' 2-Pants Suits $8.00 | Children's Automobiles, $7.50 to $35.00. | • Sizes 8 to 18 | Buddy L Line Doll Carriages, $2.00 to $22.00. ' Hook and Ladder • | Men's Sheepskin Coats .$8.95 \ Hobby Horses, $4.00 to $22.00. Oil Tank — Shoo Flies, $3.00 to $9.50. Dump Carts | Boys' Sheepskin Coats $y.00 Bicycles, rubber tires, $4.00 to $18.00. Express Wagon ' Girls' Tricycles, $9.00 to $15.00. Dirt Shovel . • Express Wagons, $1.25 to $8.00 (wonderful values) Lionel Electric Trains, $5.75 to $30.00 | Boys' Overcoats .% ,., $9.50 Lionel Stations, Tunnel, Bridget, and all other Kiddie Kara, $2.50 to $Z00. Accessories | Remember this Sale is for 3 Days Only $ Moving Picture Machines, $2.00 to $11.00 American Flier Trains i* Open Evenings Until 8:00 O'Clock \ Pianos, 90c to $10.00. Trolley Cars ' , Trunks, $1.35 to $4.75. ' * Drums f f Monmouth Street ' Fire Engines, 35c to $35.00. Pool Tables Christmas Cards and Book- i lets of the better kind Waterman, Whal, Beyers & Hays and Trubin's Leader We Will Gladly Exchange lc to 50c Any Gift You Purchase 2S Monmouth Street, Red Bank You must eee thd assortment Fountain Pens, $1.00 to $10.00. Here for Anything Near Broad Street to appreciate same OPEN EVENINGS TILL, CHRISTMAS. Else RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. Page Twenty-Three LITTLE SILVER NEWS. has been removed to the home of Roger3 of Keypo^t and Konald v:.,, her sister, Mrs. Anthony LeMoine Cleaf of Keansburg. Misa Lish of Officeri Cho.cn Last Friday Night of Matawan. Union Beach won the door prize, a by the Fire Company. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Griffin re- hain donated by Fred Clauss. PUBLIC SALE The fire company met laBt Friday turned last week from p visit with Fred Cluuss has bought 24 lots OF night and elected G. Edward Wool- relatives on Long Island. from Brower and Langan. Mr. ley president, George Ivins secre- Miss Margaret Courtright and Clauss also recently bought three tary, E. W. Wilby financial secre- friend of New York spent Sunday bungalows here. Store Property, Hall tary, William Fontin treasurer, with Miss Courtright's parents, Mr. Mrs. Charles Barber gave birth George M, Quackenbush representa- and Mrs. G. J. Courtright. to a son last week. Koch Roller Rink tive to firemen's relief convention, • t- Rev. C. L. Palmer returned on Edward Cullen is driving a new E. W. Wilby member o£ board of and Dwelling Thursday from Atlantic City, where Ford touring car. Corner Main Street and Loahon Avenue Chelsea Avenue by the Ocean visitors, George M. Quackenbush he attended the annual session of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson of trustee, Herbert Smith foreman, the New Jersey state grange. Jersey City have moved into their Claude Wright and Carl Schneider Mr. and Mrs. William VanBrunt BELFORD, NEW JERSEY LONG BRANCH, N. J. assistants, Vito Pnrro engineer, new house here.- of Lincroft and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. John Sappah have Oeorge T. Lane and Edward Croft VanMater of Colt's Neck were assistants, falter Morris driver and been visiting Mrs. Cox of Jersey *~ We will open for business Friday evening, Decdniber 12th, 1924. guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.City. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1924 Roller skating and dancing will be the leading schedule. Our skates are of Andrew Bowman and Myron L. Floyd Yonknnske. Campbell assistants. Edward Leutchen s[)ent Monday AT TWO O'CLOCK SHARP. the Richardson type and are fibre roller skates. These skates are easy and z.'. Long Branch. U simple to learn skating on by such as cannot skate. Maryland Barrow, daughter of Jt^UNICN BEACH NEW3. . «—^ o-»-«» The undersijrnedF Whiff cotnpelleJ to siv° P bunlnoatj on account ('. H. Barrow, is taking lessons in in his family, will sell lo the holiest bvlder. without ntae.rvc, the rn«wt d««lrttM6 The main schedule will consist of the following: Roller skating every Ladiea' Auxiliary of Union Garden Congrcuman Operated On. Iirop«rty in Btlford, It has a frontaift* of 70 fftt, a inchea, on Main e reel, ami pipu organ music from Chester Rob- Congressman-elect T. Frank Ap- f'>i>tH , '.I inches, on Lolinun avenue; is fifty yards from the depot an For a Woman- Miss Betty, with the true Christmas spirit of service and good will, offers Cameras for A Sweater you her simple little plan of budgeting Of fine, unbrushed wool with brushed wool collar Boys and Girls nnd front trimming in contrasting colors will be ap- the amount of money set aside for preciated if it happened to be this charming model. Yuletide gifts. The type of Rift that combines pleasure with edu- Tan with trim of brown, tan and old gold or henna cation. In hox and Kodak styles, all of reliable —'*h grey, black and a touch of canary, $9.50. She has found that if you plan in Eastman make. An ideaj gift for your boy or his STEINBACHS—Second Floor sister and ore from which he or she will derive a advance the amount you wish to spend great deal of pleasure for years to come. Kodaks upon each gift on your list, the final re- range in price from $6.50 to $19.00 and the less pretentious box models from $2.00 to $4.50. o sults are much more satisfactory than o Stationery-A Gift STEINBACHS—First Floor . (9 those obtained if you simply shop at of No Uncertainty random. Accordingly, Miss Budget has drawn up a convenient little booklet ! On each of our Christmas lists there is someone O who writes letters which are infinitely charming. which provides gift spaces for each of Metal Smoking Stand Q And there's the solution to one gift question I Sta- 0 the folks you have to remember—and If you have racked your brain in vain for a gift O tionery for practically any amount you may have thought for Father or Brother you will look with apportioned to the purchase. The choice of style! a neat column for the totals. Write for o relief upon this suggestion. Truly decorative are is so wide that, surely you will rind something suit- it today and use it for simplified shop- these standing ash trays of bronze and green metal, able for any personality. Envelopes gorgeously and decidedly convenient as well. Just the thing to lined, severely plain, or just demurely conservative, ping! place beside the easy chair in his den or college BOc to $7.00 the box. room. Price $10.00. STEINBACHS—First and Second Floors STEINBACHS—First Floor 150 Attractive o o o ffl ft e Piano o Luncheon Sets o Special o r> A Shirt, Tie and . O o o When you buy at Lauter's you get FULL VALUE for your dollar. o Xmas Sale 1,200 Pair o We are the manufacturers and sell DIRECT-to you, thereby saving $3.98 o 'Kerchief Combination o you the retail dealer's profits. o Group Priced at o LAUTER-HUMANA PLAYER PIANO No better gift suggestion for the Women's Wool Hose (1 The Lauter-Humana is "the world's finest player piano,'' It is housewife or brlde-tobe—so opin- totally different from all other player pianos. The super-sensitive ions Betty Budget. action makes it possible for you to express yourself musically. It id .Very Special The sort of gift dad, brother or sweetheart will Practical luncheon set3 of a su- a Christmas gift that every memb er of the family will enjoy for many certainly appreciate. Because it combines three o perior eracto pure linen with a rich years to come! items he will always need—packed in a neat, compact gift container with each item in match- eatln lustre, Set consists ot 64x64- 69c Inch cloth nnd six lBxl6-inch nnp- 0 ing colorings. Value $1.35 the Pair ktns to match. Each piece neatly Shirts, ties and handkerchiefs are all of Stein- § A reasonable first payment bach quality, nnd the variations in cost and com- hemstitched. A timely offering, planned with n thought for Player Piano, $295 will deliver any instrument to binations leaves wide latitude in choosing. the many busy gift seekers who have the nota- An Opportunity to secure a your home. Balance payable in PAJAMAS OF FRENCH FLANNEL Other Luncheon £y..'s tion "hosiery" placed alongside the names of O monthly amounts. Every instru- several persona on their gift list. player piano at a very low price. at $4.85 $2.98 O ment carries a full guarantee, Well-fashioned hose for sports and general with a free exchange privilege. Also a thoughtful gift for the personages men- Upright Piano, $150 tioned above. Good weight, fine French flannel Tl.i .•,'-' also very special! Of nll- Winter wear. Of a good quality wool in a me- You are always assured of com- dium weight. In the two most populnr shades plete satisfaction when you buy pajamas in stripes nnd checks on light and dark Une.il crash In pink, blue or gold «'• Reliable make. Good tone. A Krounds. Specially priced, their regular one being checks. One cloth, 62x52 inches —coi'dovan and black. Every pair finished with your piano, player piano or $6.50. Sizes A to D. genuine bargain in every re- talking machine at Lauter's. nnd six 15x10 Inch nnpklnn to elastic ribbed tops. All sizes. spect. No interest. No extras. STEINBACI1S—First l''!oor match. STEINHACliS—Flrat Floor HS--First Floor Si VICTROLAS, ALL STYLES, $25 UP ft) Open Evenings Columbia Medallions Xmaa Club Checks will make treasured gifts. Ohtnin cheerfully cashed at Stclnlmcha a Medallion Cnnl from nny sales- Sorvlce Dcnk. Also, a hnmloomo person. Ilnvo- the cnnl (illod with gift will be presented to every CO. $20 in purchases'. Then hrinn your lucky check holder—n token of favorite photo liore nnd have nn Stcinbachs regard for the thrifty Piano Manufacturers Established 1862 imperishable nipdnllion mane Park New JCJSCIJ men niul women of Monmouth FREE OF CI1ARGK! Comity. 40 Monmouth Street, Red Bank RE U S Dutch Girl and Ducks 36 Broad St. Look for the Street Clock Red Bank, N. J. Silver-Plated Salt and Pepper Set in a very 8-Picce Toilet Set; duo, shell or amber-tone, ~~r" new and unique designs. THE JEWELRY BUSINESS leatherette case, sateen lined $29.00 Girls and Two Ducks, in lined box $5.75 Same as above in coral, orchid or turquoise-tone Set of Six Ducks, in lined box ?4.5O like few others, is one of confidence. Minute differences in color of diamonds, qual- colors $3g,on ity of gold, construction of gold filled, nature of stones,' quality of silver-plate, detailed workmanship on jewelry, or mechanical construction of watches, affect price to such an extent that few people are able to determine their true'values. It is, therefore, largely a matter of confidence in the merchant with whom you deal. We are proud to point to our record since 1886, a period of thirty-eight years, -14-kt.,iolld white gold, 16-Jewel » 14-kt. solid white gold, 16-lewel having established our name as a standard of quality and reliability. Our repuia- Bulova quality, white gold filled 18-kt. solid white gold, exquisitely $22.00 $18.00 tion since that date proves that our ideals and methods of doing business aVe apprc- engr»ved case, with 15-Jewel Bulova carved, fine 17-Jewel Bulova move- 25-yr. white gold filled, 16-Jewel 25-yr. white gold filled, 1«.J«JW«I $17.00 $12.00 ciated by our many customers and friends throughout Monmouth County. movement $35.00 ment .$50,63 BUUJV. 14-kt. solid white gold case, hand- Bulova quality, 25 year, white gold carved; fine Bulova 15-Jewel move- filled carved case; 15-Jewel Bulova Nurse Watch, sterling silver, Bulova 12 size Hamilton,. 17, Jewels, ad- 12 size Hallmark, 16.jewels, 14-kt. Strap Watch, fine 25-year filled ment r $30.00 movement $28.50 Boys' 12 size, green gold filled Justed, 14-kt. solid gold case, raised gold filled Wadsworth case, green case, Bulova 16 jewels $40.00 16-jewel movement $25.00 watch, 6 Jewels ..,..$10.50 gold dial figures $112,00 gold $25.00 •waHBH^nB Masonic Ring, heavy 14-kt. solid ""m~—'-l*ww&WMHlBM ' in— w**r*yiwni*** Gent's Strap Watch, 25-year green Latest Whitney & Davis hand-enam- 18-kt. White Gold Ring, fine white Special 14-kt. White Gold Ladies' Fine Quality Gold Filled Earrinqs vi'y fine Necltlace of green gold "Blue Bird" Poarls in two or three- Green Gold Filled Slave Bracelet, gold case, 16 Jewels $14.00 eled Mesh Bag, varlouB colors, $7.50 cut diamond in onyx $20.00 Ring, with, various colored itones. with colored stones $4.00 filled, with imitation Jade stones. strand Princeso styles, graduated with colored links alternating, $1.75 $7.00 24 In. and 30 in $25.00 Others from $12.50 tb $60.00 Others from $3.00 to $25.00 Others from $12.00 to $35 00 $5.00 Others special at Half-Price Others fro/n 50c to $5.00 Others from $2.00 to $25.00 Others from $1.00 to $20.00 Others from 56.50 to $50.00 I DIAMOND JEWELRY SPECIALS 14-kt. Solid Gold Platinum Front Flexible Bracelet, delicately pierc- Diamond Flexible Bracelets.. .$48.00 to $250.00 Ladiei' Diamond Ring, 18-kt. white gold 14-kt. Solid Gold Platinum Front ed , $24.00 Ladies' Diamond Rings $12.00 to $600.00 fine white well-cut diamond $22.00 Barpin, finely pierced, set with gen. Others from $5.00 to $200.00 GIFTS THAT LAST uino sapphire $1o.OO Diamond Barpins, 18-kt. white gold, fine , Diamond Platinum Bar Pins....$18 to $500.00 Others frcm $2.00 to $500.00 cut diamond and reconstructed sap- Diamond Wrist Watches.. ...$55.00 to $200.00 phires $18.00 Diamond Scarf Pins $12.00 to, $50.00 'Merchandise Coupons Gent's Scarfpin, 18-kt. white gold, plati- num top, with firte cut diamond $12.00 Diamond Cuff Links $25.00 to $50.00 In co-operation with the Red Bank Business Men's Ladies' Diamond Ring, 18-kt. white gold, Diamond Pocket Knives...... $6.50 to" $25.00 Association, we are issuing Merchandise Coupons from very fine white cut diamond. Special.. $55.00 Dec. 5th to Dec. 13th, inclusive. A FREE COUPON FOR EVERY GIFTS , DOLLAR PURCHASE GIFTS Seven.Diamond Cluster Ring), 18- kt. white gold settlngo $58.00 FOR HER Do your Christmas Shopping within this time. You FOR HIM Diamond Ring, 18-kt. white gold> may get the lucky coupon—and the ?3O0.OO in Gold. fine white stone. Special.,. .$55.00 WRIST WATCHES STRAP WATCHES MESH BAGS SCARF PINS "BLUB BIRD" PEARLS BELT BUCKLES PEN and PENCIL SETS WATCH CHAINS DIAMOND RINGS RED TAG SPECIALS STONE RINGS FLEXIBLE BRACELETS POCKET KNIVES CUFF LINKS BREAD TRAYS BIRTHSTONE RINGS Closing Qijt At Finest Quality Heavy Silver Plate VANITY CASES WALLETS Double Vegetable Dish, heavy (li- $5.00 KEY-TAINERS SHEU, TOILET SETS ver plated on hard metal .,..$10,00 y3 to i/2 off WATCH CHARMS BAR I'INS 300 Solid Gold Rings, Stones, Signets, etc. CIGARETTE CASES SWJ !EART LOCKETS TIE CLASPS Li: ::!!E CLASPS 100 Fine Gold Filled Brooches. 1 FOUNTAIN PENS CUFF PINS POCKET COMBS 100 Strings Colored Beads. Egyptian Electrlcai Per- FOUNTAIN PENS Silver or Qold-Plated Bou- STUD SETS DORINE BOXES doir Compacts; beautifies silver Vases, Picture Frames, Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets, Etc. fumers. 22-kt., wire spun MILITARY SETS MANICURE SETS the room $3.50 Odd Pieces in Hand-Painted China and Glassware. glass dome (20,00 SHAVING MUGrt •100 flno gold fi I led Broochea, clos- 14-kt. platinum front Brooches, with, THIMBLES ing out 51.00 to $3.50 pearls snd sapphires, $5.00 to $35,00 SMOKING TRAYS I FLOATING OPALS CARD CASES TRAVELING SETS MATCH SAFES EARRINGS CIGARETTE HOLDERS PICTURE FRAMES EMBLEM BUTTONS BOOK MARKERS PEN and PENCIL SETS Don't Be Embarrassed We Enjoy Having You GIVE COME IN SclliThoniis Srncintl No. 3 26-Pleco Community Qllver Set In Heights*"— If«so 20,1*? Reliable Merchandise 8-D«y Half-Hour Strike, lolld ma- Complete lint fine quality Silver and Look Around hogany caae, Seaslon movement. new aervlng tray for buffet drawer. B.Djy, Half-Hour strike, solid ma- 1H!/ nor|(!r Oroi. and Community Halloware for horns, $5.00 to $25.00 $13.00 $33.00 hogany caao $20.00 Silver Fbtw.irs $1.29 to JtO.50 :^^^i^§£i^^i$^ Page Twenty-Six RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. Auto Burnt After Crash, Fair View New«. South and have started housekeep- with Miss Catherine Wilson. ing at South River. The bride was Louis Bonifacio is having his Automobiles owned by Daniel William Wymbs has repainted and other wise re-decorated the in-formerly Miss Margaret Sullivan of property graded by Matthew John- Hulhesrn of Point Pleasant and son. William Morgan of Bridle collided terior of his house. • this place. at Seagirt Friday. After the cul- Mr. and Mrs. John Fee have re- Miss Margaret Doninion o£ New Peter Conry - has repainted his 1 lision Mulhearn's car caught fire turnee! froir a wedding trip in the York sp^ent Saturday and Sunday house. and was destroyeil. • Both men were bruised and cut and their injuries •were treated at the Spring Lake i hospital. MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS. Frank Morrii Suffer! a Sprained Ankle in o. Fall. •Frank Morris suffered a sprained ankle in a fall downstairs Sundaj Engraving niglit. Kaymond Despreaux broke grcund hristmas yesterday ior a house for his own Free of occupancy ,011 the DeU tush tract, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis and chil- dren of Upper Montclair have re- Charge turned to that place after having spent several days with Airs. Dav- ia'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanking. ^ A Polish family will move in Ed- Make him a present of .a pair M win L; Beekman's house, which was formerly occupied by Dennis Hr.r- of our heavy, waterproof shoes ^ Jeweliy lasts. That's one of the good reasons for selecting it for gift purposes. Another rington. so that he can meet the coming |] is the ease with which a successful choice may be arrived at—especially at this store, where a com- Bishop Knight will make his plete display of attractive values awaits your visit. annual visitation to Christ church winter weather with a smile. next month. A class of five will bo confirmed. Never before have we been able to offer such a complete display of quality Jewelry so I WardeH Thomas is taking a It requires heavy, waterproofed leather in footwear to go out in the admirably suited for Christmas giving. Come in early and view this wonderful showing and re- course in poultry husbandry at Rut- Vfn member that a small payment now will reserve any article you may-select until Christmas. I; gers college. | winter storms, especially if you prefer to go without rubbers. George C. Delatush is tearing 3. down the barn on his property and "* To meet this need, we recommend a pair of our special weight Shoes ov-m LADIES' WRIST WATCHES RINGS LADIES' WRIST WATCHES •will build a new one. i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Pease SsV Brogues.at a low price. • " " "'" left today to spend the winter at St. Petersburg-, Florida. Miss Ruth Stark hns resumed her We carry a full line of Men's and .Boys' Shoes for Dress, Work or$| studies at Syracuse university after having spent a vacation at her home ^' School Wear. Also Rubbers and Rubber Boots. || 18 karat White, Gold Case; 17 Jewels, Hclbroa here. W Miss Mary Bennett, after spend- movement. Price $48.00 ing a vacation at this place, has re- Other make Watches up to $150.00. turned to her studies at Columbia college. Edward Bennett has re- sumed his studios at Lawrenccville. Wesley Olsen has bought an Overland sedan. Fred and Herbert Dietz are cm- JAMBS MARASCIO, F»rop. ployed as chauffeurs by the Child bakery company of Red Bank. 4 West Front Street, Foot of Broad Street Red Bank, N. i. 14 karat White Gold Case; 16 Jewels. Special Call on Luke Longhead for any $22.50 Wedding Rings 14 karat White .Gold Case; 25 year Guaron- sort of want. He specialises in all tee U JevveIs S ecial kinds.—Advertisement. 14 karat green, white or yellow ' ' I> $10.00. MEN'S WRIST WATCHES °ld $4.00. Same as above in 18 karat $5.50. BOYS' WRIST WATCHES Same as above in platinum $20.00. ^^ 17 Jewels; 14 karat Green or Yellow Gold; 25 year Guarantee. Price $12.50. 7 Jewels, radium dial; 10 year guarantee. r Special .$7.90. Other Wrist Watches up to $50.00. , Ladies' Onyx Rings Other Wrist Watches- up to $30.00. MEN'S ELGIN WATCHES 18 karat white or green gold, set with diamond. Special $10,00 BOYS WATCHES 3 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. I. Others up to $50.00. Our meats need no introduction as to quality and our low prices prevail in our stores, not in the newspapers FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS AMERICAN FOOD NEWS Emblem Rings Published in the Interest of All orders; 14 karat green Good Faith yellow gold. Special $8,50. Others up to $25.00. 7 Jewels, 20 year Guarantee, That Opal- 6 jewels, lever movement; 20 year guarantee; Ware Set Special .$12.75 green or white gold, Special $6.95. Same as above, 15 jewel .$18.50. In accordance' Others up to $45.00. with the terms" Same as above, 17 jewel, solid gold case, $30.00. your punch card you may own a OTHER MAKE WATCHES Loin Pork iloasi, Rib End ten piece set o£ Ladies' Wrist Watches Opal Glass Oven- FOR MEN Ware free of Howard Special .... .$49.00 Regm $60 va'ua Special $0.95 charge. Fresh Pled Stewing Chickens ReK ?4 Men's Signet Rings 14 karat White Gold; 25 year Guarantee; You know what Elgin Streamline ...... -$29.00 * ° 6 Jewel Lever Movement; repaired for three a nice thing this ¥m 14 karat Solid Gold. Special years Free of Charge. oven glassware Wnltham Solid Gold, Special $50.00 $6.50 is. In it you Illinoi., 17 Jewel I $23.50 may bako pies, Boys' 14 kt. solid gold Signet Ring. WARDROBE TRUNK * puddings, sponge THE TALKER Otheri up to $150.00 Special $3.50. cake, etc. Opal Glass Oven-Ware MANICURE and takes to heat like your electric LADIES' FITTED CASES bulb takes to the filament. MILITARY SETS We sell "Cream of the Creameries" Tub Butter •The Personal Touch is added to this gift. Prices range from How clean and sanitary it is com- lo H. O. Pineapple Presto Prepared Fels Naptha pared to the old tin cups and plates • $3.50 «P $100.00 and imngino how much nicer food Regular or quick broken slices Flour Soap k IarBe can 5 calces 24c tastes when baked in glass. Every 10c P s 25c 2 P''S" 25c woman in Red Bank or vicinity may owii a set. Salt Breakfast Ceylon loose or Chocolate- American Mixed Mackerel Mixed Tea' Cream Drops Candy If our canvassers have hot called lb nt your house write us or notify if each 12c 49c 19c «• 19c «• our Red Bank manager. The Etore address is 3 Broad street. Phono number V10 Red Bank. Del Monte SARDINES, in sauce 15c «"» Made of black cobra with 10-piece tortoise shell Full size Nevcr-Erenk Trunk. Completo Toilet Set. Special $6.75 $16.90 Regular GINGER SNAPS . .10c "> After-Dinner MINTS Others up to $50.00. Others up to $55.00. Am c TL Dining Room "'' " Condensed American Canned iii Rice Other Christmas "Gifts Found at This Store: Spaghetti L.di.11 The clean rice Pure Cocoa Books Beads Pearl Necklaces Cigarette Cases 3-lb carton 29c Brief Cases Fountain Pens Belt Buckles Suit Cases 1-lb carton Clocks Sporting Goods Lunch Kits Men's Pocket Books Shaving Sets Flashlights Watch Chains Hand Bags Pen Knives Watch Charms Bracelets Field Classes Orange Pekoe Tea Rifles Mesh Bags Umbrellas Earrings Cranberry The Orange Pekoe flavor is Silverware very pronounced in Dinini; PROGRESS-^ (f Sauce Huom TeaT. 24c l COFFEE^ POLLY ANNA CHOCOLATES Golden Sweet Cider gal jug L,. KI Ik'.iutiful assortment in 1-lb boxes 39c 10c jug deposit JEWELER The "American" Christmas Wreaths for home decorations 13 East Front St. Red Bank, N. J. One Door From Palace Theatre ' Open Eveninpts \ RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. Page Twenty-Seven KEYPORT NEWS. yn. Mr. Jones has been a member Lunchaon and Brldga Party at Mr». of the lodge 2B years. J. Harold H«odrlckion'i. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Walker have returned from a viBit to 'At- Mri. J. Harold Hendrick»on en- lantic City. FURNITURE tertained friends at a luncheon and Miss Florence Baker has been bridge a few nights ego. The first confined to her home with a severe prize wae won by Mrs. Gifford B. cold. FOR. CHRISITMAS GIVING Aumack and the consolation by Clarence R. Tcmplcton returned Mrs. Harry West. Others present to his home here last week after were Mrj. Samuel D. Walker, Mrs.undergoing an operation on his jaw Albert M. Haigh, Mrs. F. Palmerat the,Long llrnnch hospital. Mr. Armstrong, Mm. Lloyd F. Arm'J'empleton'- s trouble "wns due to an strong; of Keyport and Mrs. Howard abKcessed tooth. D. Littel of South Amboy. Mi;-a Mnrjorio Bedle has resumed The Keyport banking company her studies at Cedar Crest college, sent out checks Friday for over Allentown, Pa., after an absence of 18 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J $70,000 to depositors in their eevcnil weeks due to illness. Christmas club. The People's na- tional bank paid out $28,000 In E. J. Holton, Jr., of New York, their Christmas club. spent the week-end with Mr. and The food sale under the auspices Mrs. J. Harold Hendrickson. uf the Recreation association netted ever $150. Mr. and' Mrs. Clarence Sands and daughter of Washington, D. C, were guests recently of Mr. and A. H. Sandi. H. Heleotfs Is havinpr a violano 8Y LET US HELP YOU SOLVI THE QlFf PROBLEM installed in his Sugar Bowl candy store. Wellington and make this particular Christinas a memorable one by giving something Mr. end Mrs. A. H. Oetjen and family of Jersey City have been useful and worth while. There are many suggestions here that will solve visiting Mri. Oetjen's parents, Mr. the problem of what to give for Christmas. and Mrs. Augustus Aumack. The cantata "Shepherd King" _ will ba sung by the qun»tet and choir of the First Baptist church Our Toyland is Now Open Sunday, December 28th. Pa will The policemen are making ar- Everything to Pleas® fh© tClcSdles 3s Here rangements for a dance in the high We have Wrist Watches and Other Watches school auditorium on Thursday night, January 1st. Mrs. Oliver A. Brown left last and Jewelry of all kinds, including Rings, Ear- Dolls, Carriages, week for Florida, where she will ONE OF THE spend the winter. rings, Pins, Lavallieres, Cuff Links, Necklaces and The Junior Keyport improve- PAGES Automobiles, ment association will hold a dance OF in the high school on December hundreds of other article^ suitable for 26th. tCOMICS Kiddie Cars, Donald VanBrakle is spending the winter at Brooklyn. 'COLOR Velocipedes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyle have moved to West Orange. " EVERY SUNDAYw riftS Mrs. S. L. Sherrano and son of Trunks, Etc. Woodbury were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Schild- knechtt The vestry of St. Mary's church You will find my prices very reasonable NOTE—A Small Deposit Will Hold Anything Until Christmas. has extended a coll to Rev. A. J. Mack, who has been occupying the Deliveries Made Everywhere in Monmouth County Daily. pulpit for several weeks. Dr. and Mra. Fred Q. Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. C. Leon Garrison attended the Pennsylvania-Cornell football game at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving day. , Lemuel H. Jones has been (94 Broadway Long Branch, M.1. awarded life membership certificate in Delta lodge of Masons of Brook- LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' WEAR 22 BROAD'STREET REP BANIC, N. J. For Everyone in ttie Family A Wide Assortment of Useful and Practical Gifts for the Little and Big Folks Boudoir Sets Gift Suggestions Twenty Per Cent Off on 500 Beautiful Coats for Infants, |@ys ani in Girls up to Sixteen fears! Household Linens A MOST REMARKABLE SAVING VALUE FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS FOR THE BIG FOLKS Linen Towah, all sires and patterns, specially priced Ladies' Philippine Hand-Made Gowns and Chem- from 75c to $2.80 each. A Beautiful variety of Infants' all Hand-Made ises. A pretty assortment. $1.49 and $1.98. , Linen Bridge Corara, silver bleached, hemstitched, drawn Dresses. $1.25 up to $3.49. work, specially priced at $1.BO each. Ladies' Gowns—made of heavy quality Crepe de Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to 6. Pretty styles, made Chine and Silk Stripe Lingerie. An exceptional value. $1.98 up. $4.98 *Q $27.50 BABY 'DEPT. FOR CHRISTMAS of all wool Jersey and Velvets. Kemarkable values. A Gift for Her Wool Blankets, $3.98 each. $4.98 and $5.98 Ladies' Envelope Chemises of fine Lingerie, Crepe Silk Quilted Qullti, pink and blue, at $2.98 each. Children's Dresses, 8 to 14 years, most lovely variety de Chine and Radium Silks. Exquisitely beautiful ivoiy finished sets are Baby Blanket., plain or silk bound, all colors and figures, of all wool Jerseys, Flannels and Velvets. Remark- From $1 up to $4.98 these, including the ten most essential pieces «t $1.SO to $2.50 each. able values. $4.98 up. . Bath Mati, all colora and patterns, Martex quality, spe- Ladies' Silk Step-ins and Bloomers, made of Eng- —Hair Brush, Comb, Mirror, Cloth Brush, cially priced from $1.69 to $5.00 each, lish Crepe de Chine and Radium Silks. Puff Box, Hair Receiver, Button Hook, Nail The well known Peter Pan Suit with the guarantee .Hemititched Sheeti and Pillow Caiei—Mohawk—1 sheet, 98c and up -J f$ \& File, Buffer and Shoe Horn. There is a choice 81x90, 2 45x36 pillow cases, boxed, at $3.43 set. tag. Made of all wool Jerseys and Tweeds. of four delightful decorations. Linen Toweli, plain hemstitched and colored border, all $2.98 up to $5.98 Ladies' Princess Slips and Petticoats, made of Eng- colors, large range of patterns. Specially priced from lish Charmeuse Silk Trico, Jerseys, Radium Silks 49c up. A Variety of Timely Boys' and Girls' Cadet Sweaters. The popular make. and Belding Satins, in a pretty assortment. Oytter Linan Color Hand-Embroldorod Towels, fast in $1.98 and up • Suggestions From washing, assorted patterns. Specially priced at $1.80 each. Prices $2.49 to $5.98 Martex Turkish Gueit or Hand TowsU, all colors and [ The Hand Bag and Leather . fancy combinations, assorted. Specially priced at 89c up Ladies' Bathrobes, made of Corduroy and Beacon to $1.50 each. We have a large variety of Infants' Sacques and Cloth. $3.98 and up. j Goods Department Martex Box Seta, from i pieces to 7, in boxes. Colora Sweaters. A most wonderful assortment. Hand Bsgi, of course—and hero they are in smart styles gunrnnteod. Beautiful sots, very attractive. Specially A Most Wonderful Selection of Ladies' Hand Bags. —juot tiro kind you want to give, just the kind, too, she priced $1.50 up to $10.00. wants to receive. There are any number of pouch and Children's Angora four-piece Suits in six shades $1.00 up to $5.98 envelope models in silk, fancy brocades, duvetyne, and Pillow Cn.ci, ombroidcrod or fancy edges, hemstitched various leathers. or scalloped. Specially priced from $2,00 pair up to $5.0O. and of different styles. A large selection of Ladies' Boxed Handkerchiefs. Mon'« Bill Book« with solid gold mountings. Effective $4.98 and $5.98 49c and up models in various shapes and with convenient arrange- 4Bx38 Hemititched Pillow Cues, all linen, hand-drawn ment of folds nnd pockets. From $1.BO to $7.80. and finished. Specially priced $3.SO pair. Slilt Figured Library Scarfs, Jnpaneso designs, at $2.28 Children's Bathrobes. $1.49 to $3.49. Xmas Hosiery for ladies. Pure silk thread. All up to $5.00 ench. shades. $1.00 and $2.50. Plain Scarfi, all colors, 2 yards long, specially priced Given Away ot $4.01! oach. We have the Largest Variety of- Infants' and Chil- We also carry the newest Cadet Hose with tho Van- Wool Scotch Plaid Blanket!, 100 per cont all wool, spe- dren's Wear in Monmouth County. Dyke Heol. All new shades. $2.50 the pair. FREE cially priced at $10.08. All-Wool Lingstto Covering Quilti, feather-weight, yellow, Atwater-Kent Radio Outfit rono, blue. Specially priced for Christmas, $16.50 each. FOR THE HOME Every 51.00 purchase made here entitles you to a free Silk Striped Shirting Madrat, large assortment, all colors. Pillow Cases-Made of very fine cloth, embroidered and scalloped edge. Lace medallions. Two .ihnro on this fine Radio Outfit, consisting of a P-tubo Specially priced at 49c yd. . Atwater-Kcnt set, loud speaker, A battery, 2 B bnt- in a box, $1.69 and $1.98 a box. tories nnd antenna. 3O.in. B«th Robing—lavender, tan and pink. Specially priced at 7Sc yd. Towel Sets—Packed in pretty boxes for Christmas, 08c and up. Krimble Bed Sets—Pretty colored silk stripes, if4.49 and up. Table Linen and Bridge Sets-A wonderful line, $2.98 and up. Shop Here Early Hand-made Madeira Center Pieces, Scarfs, Doilies and Guest Towels at very moderate prices.' We have many more Items which space does not permit us to list here. Select your gifts now. A small deposit will hold anything In this store. WE AIM TO PLEASE. limn A. MCKCO, .ler.oas ,1. notice In hereby M»" mouth County SlirniKntn'a Ollirn. meil, notice |e hereby SIVVR %a Monmouth County flnrrosntc'B Office. l Joseph Goldstein Ill Ilia mutter r.f tli« entitle i,f Willlnm A. HIVHI to tho crnlltord t >nl,l ilfc,.ii»c.l to I,, ,|i,!nmltor of tha e;,tiit.i of Henry (imf. • " .formnlil or.l«rnr, or lh«r exhibit ti> th.: aiihncrll, •, lulinlnlstrntar ,ii j ,|,.c, will lie t>arr«(l f tlutr Metfee, ilfici'dneil. nforennld, their tlebte n ,1 Jeinninlt niintlint ' Mntici to i-.rc.lltor^ to tireacnt clnlmo tliercfiir Kdiilt th«« ial11 atlbaerthebh i Notlct to rroilltom tt nrenrnt elalma tlio anlil eatate. limit nntli. within lit nun nit estnle. [Uteil 1 ahold. N. J., Hiiv*ii,)»r go, ||f|, Broadway. Long Branch/ N. J. agalnit eat«t«. inotitha from thn (lnt« t the (fnresitlil oi - ' (•„,-n nut In tha onl»r of Joneph I. lion- thfl rr« ra i.r MM il»^»ie.! (a taklWt tier, or tli.-y "III In; for hnrreil nf th.lt nlmv. t,iiuoi[iit>J of tin, Cnimty ot Moil- I.M^rll.ar. «M#*nitiir AB ftfrjr.9RM{ rurniiint to the nnln ct J I'l I.. T>,,n- anil ileinmi'U agfiltMt th# HSi4 »hny, elii-nuiiltc of the County of Mon-nctiima therefor niniii thu ml.I null- iiumll, . llui tu'nnllrth ilnnyy o ff No-t'h.lr'Tli mouth, IIIIIIII) on tho Nixlh iliiy uf DciTin- 'Miil''. miller "ill', within «W ntlia f rlUNK Hl/MK, linr, 11124, on tho nonll<-»tli,n «' Klwnnil II. Uateil. ltceholil, DemnluT il, II':.'I oinlirr. l!>21.'nii ihu niiulli'ittlnn o( Krunk lu.B., o.ecutvr ot |II« .il«t» o( Jleuiy >U»U, mlmluMrnUc el »>• e»laU of. Wil- • •• • .r JSLWUUU JI. MEUKK. itP»JI|. Page Twenty-Eight RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. EATONTOWN NEWS. Millvillc. His family will move the church, with Miss Bessie Green house wired for electricity. The Kev. and lira. Craig and Mr, and there Boon. ' in charge. A short missionary play work syas done by Wil!ard J. Hoop. Mrs. W. A. Hayncs were guests of Methodise Ladiec Aid Society Buyi Mrs. May Wolcott nt a turkey din- Carpet for Church. Mrs. John P. Gaul has made ten will be tfiven. Benjamin J. Parker has had a ftEG'LAt acres of her p-operty fronting on Rev. William Moore of Lakehurst rSdio outfit put in hia house by C.ner recently, Ceo. W. Jewing The Methodist ladies' aid Bocie'.y the' state highway into fifty lots, spent Monday with Rev . Dwight L. Windsor VanVlict. Mrs. Elizabeth Lopcr entertained has bought a .Brussels carpet for which have been Dlaced on the mar-Parsons, s a number of friends at' an after- CONTRACTOR the church. Th- church h now be-ket. Hay Stillman has been Wade Edward Houlihan is laid up with noon tea ut her home on Main FILLERS injj cleaned and the new carpet will agent for the lots. (4JEANPORT NEWS. street Friday nitoiWon. and BUILDER be put dow next week. a sore foot, due to a nail running Bf Paul Lee has had a high orna- in it. • ; Red Bank Firemen to Be EaCer- A nicotine of the Oceanport unit The brass band celebrated its RED BANK, N. J. GENE mental fence put around hia prop- Herbert Couvoisier of New York taincd December 10th. of Republican women tos huld nt first anniversary last night with a erty on the state highway. spent Sunday with Paul Stillman. the home of Mrs. Louis Millar on Office in Eianor Building BYR.NES banquet and dance in the municipal The monthly meeting of the fire Room 3 Mr. and Mrs. l'rtnk Hetzler have Theodore Parsons has a new Hud- company was held -Friday night. Wednesday. I'lans were mmlo fin" building. The band has ordered uni- a Christmna party io be given to Telephone 850-J. forms. moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, son coach. After the election of officers and Christmas Shopping and the house which they vacated The reading club met yesterday the routine business a lunch of nil tho children of the horougli on Jobbing rf All Kindt The firemen will have a banquet is now occupied by Charles Ben. at Mrs. John Trafford's. Mrs. Traf- Tuesday, December iiOth. at Home! Wednesday, January 7th, in the frankfurters, sauer kraut and coffee Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Oh nett and family. ford was in charge and the subject was served. It was decided to in- Captain Ilivcrs, who Is n )iatient Among the many Xmas Gift Sets municipal building. The Buchran house on White was "House and Home." at Walter Reeil hospital, WuahinK- Karl Wolcott has bought a new vite the Red Bank firemen to be of splendid street as been rented by Ray Still- The Presbyterian women's for- guests of the company on the night ton, D. C, is reported us much im- Boy. motorcycle. man to Lieutenant \V. T. Guest of eign missionary society will meet proved, FULLER BRUSHES Shenard Kollock has had a glass- of December 19th. STEINWAYS ON 6 OF THE Panama, a new officer at Camp tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs, Kugelman have Mrs. J. II. Walling, Miss Anna you will find a delightful gift for enclosed porch put on his house. Vail. C. Bpeese's at Eatontown, with DuBoi.1, Miss Elizabeth Duliois, Mrs. each of your relatives and friends. Mrs. M. A. Elgrim has returned moved Into the house on Center Dora Craven, Mrs. John Ferriter, PACES The choir of St James's church Mrs. Ada B. Nafew in charge. street formerly owned by John You iclccl these gift* in the quiet and from a stay of two weeks with her has been re-organized with Mrs. Mrs. A. B. Dickey will give a talk Mrs. Grace Welter, Mrs, George OF comfort of your own home. Only the daughter, Mrs. William McKnight William' K. Stevens as leader on "Indians." She will talk from Gant. Clerk, Mrs. Vincent Gray,. Mrs. Fuller Man sells them. He intends to of Freehold. and with Jay Hopping as baritone actunl experience, as she former- The upper story which is being Frederick Biel nnd Mrs. Louis Mil- ICONICS call oo you before Christmas, but better Terrence Covert has embarked n ly lived in parts of the West where built above the reetmt addition to lar attended the state meetinpr of Open ' write or phone him now, No obligation soloist. the business of making Christmas Mrs. Joan Dangler has been Indians were numerous. the firehoua_ is nearing completion. Women's Republican clubs at New- I IN to buy. wreaths and other "greens." He •Mrs. Carroll Bruton of Long ark Friday. has eight employee, and the work obliged to give up her duties as a Mrs. Richard*Beak spent Satur- Branch was a recent guest of Mrs. Evenings XOLOR is done it his home. teacher nt the public school on ac-day and Sunday with relatives at James lihnines. count of sickness. Her place is Roselle. EVERY SUNDAYIN G. A. HUGG The Methodist Junior Epworth being filled by a substitute. Mrs. John Silvers and Mrs. Ken- league will .ha"? r. rally nt the The annual Christmas party for neth West attended the card club Every \ church Friday night. the children of the Sunday-school of which they are members on Fri- P. O. Box 151 of Christ church will be held Christ- Monday, Mrs. Gussie Olds haf; moved in SHREWSBURY NEWS. day. Mrs. • Luella Lockwood was Start Your Herald her new house. mas eve at five o'clock. hostess at the home of her sister, Wednesday, \ Red Bank, N. J. Two students from a seminary at Young Folks TG Give a Miaftion&ry Miss Emily Sagurton was home Mrs. William Hayward. Play Friday Night. I Pullets&Hens % Friday New York will r.duct services Sunday from the Long Branch hos- Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Haynes and Sunday at St. Jamps's Episcopal The meeting of the Presbyterian pita, where she is taking a course and family and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Laying church. Rev. Richard Kemp, theyoung people's home missionary so- in trained nursing. Day have returned home nfter vis- with i! Saturday. former pastor, is now stationed nt ciety Friday night will be held at William I. Green has had hisiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haynes. ++.*++++f++++4^^++^+.M*+^^ TUSTING'S 14 Monmouth Street Red Bank ee Sample and ij Maurcr Mfg Co. |; n-' -Box 363 - N«w.oxK,N.J ^A By shopping at tho stores i|oupay l less {oryour favor tic Floor and brands of foods. Oursi/siem of selli HAND; i provjacs/orsuistant savings to our customers c^rvedj 4- g bla c k! f without sacrificing y j quality. $ pure* applejuieepressedfrom 3oim't(aca/alcs^!es, gold lea£j BROCKPORr BRAND v a s e "7\ Scalloped o oval 24-inch! frines'tjr. Y State Whole Milk Save 25% s h a <1 e ' o f Georgette; and jil k, 95r cleaning yourfinestfabrics typical of our brocaded; 19.45 This $37.5(1 many unusua) panels,1 lined Bridge lvalues ;y base Floor and i n I c r-j Lamp [64 in.^KIgk. lined open- Lamp Rich gald work banding.*\ 3}el?nonteJliCEPfEACHES^ iff $ 34.50 polychrome. Silk niching at j 12.995 I9.45 1(1 $ o r g e I re in pop,', 4jj Beautifully carved basftr] shade, 22 ini The tmse is finished ifr adjustable ami; wide f BIUE UBBL EETCHUF i#ioW polychrome; the oval; Handsome floor 1 georgette shade, is silk lamp properly {,'allooh to trim thf j lined and in- lined and silk fringed weighted and shade, of unusuhl snaps piped. Italian poly-. Silk and bi>Ptan,,fr.i«g Carved bast; poly* Junior floor chrome, walnut, rnohog- HI RAISIN FRUIT CRACKERS any finish; weighted. lamp, car-ved base '24.50 Pleated georgette shade; in walnut or ma- OREO SANDWICH sillt lined. F'ivfc colors. A hogany; hand- bridge lump that will be a some georgette Lamp Shades SOCIALTEAS social light, no matter how shade in many .silk and geoi- A important the occasion. smar). styles. cclte, 12-culori * 22 aud 21 indiei A Every Lamp and Shade an Art Creation. Prices sacrificed. BREAKSTONE ClffiAM CHEESE 1!F SARDIMES— The largest and most artistic line of Lamps ever shown in Monmouth County. Practically every style, size and kind from $2.25 to the finest custom made at $100. if! ALL STANDARD BRANDS Thousands of unequalled Furniture and Rug Gift suggestions at Special Prices. Prompt, Careful and EXCLUSIVE DisTnimrrons Lamp Shades sold Free Delivery separately. Within 100 Miles Save 25%'Jo 50% KEYPORT. ,.NEW & PRICES GUARANTEED Beginning Monday, December 15th, Store Closes 9:00 p. m., Saturday, 10:00 p. m. If you have anything to sell, or if you want to buy _ • " • 4 anything, you will find The Rogister'a Want Column tho quickest and cheapest way of filling your want. , . , T , ^ . , • , :. . to, RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10,1924. Page Twenty-Nino The Dramatic club of Naveslnk Wednesday night with the men's mouth has returned from a visit at Woodley hospital at Little Silver, bell's Junction sang a solo at a VanN'otb .of Atlantic Highlands. Crawford Ooropti'u of Hrlford, Is NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN met last Wednesday night at the li- club of Navcsink and arrangements Keyport with her new born daugh- where she underwent an operation. musicale given by the Woman's club Edward T. Uennett of Holford is on tilc Kick lint. brary. Refreshments and dancing were made for a night for the At- ter. Mrs. Taylor is now the mother Dry leaves and grass on East road of Red Bank last week. again managing his business after o KehuyllT .Sickle* has bought « EAST KEANSBURG FIREMEN were enjoyed after the meeting. lantic Highlands team in which to of five girls. at Belford caught ftre last Thursday Albert Johnson of Leonardo is sickness of several weeks. new four-door sfdnn from Mount building a double garage on his William Vr'ccden, who ia in serv- Co. of Matnwuii. ELECT OFFICERS. Tho committee lor entertainment practice bowling, y Andrew Kelly of Campbell's night. Members of the Independent for next week h Miss Edna Din- Miss Grace Mills of Port Mon- Junction underwent an operation fire company soon put out the blaze. property. James McPhce is doing ice in tho navy, is spending a vaca- The New Monmouih Haptists will Louii B. Richmond and Peter Luker widdlo, Otto Johnson and Alfred mouth was badly scolded last week last week at the Long Branch hos- A Christmas gift sale will be held the work. . tion at his home at Belford. have pruyer iiieelin:.' InuHilit at Al- the lait of Belfqrd FUhormen to Brower. The play of ''Abraham when a not of boiling water spilled pital. Mrs. Kelly is also on the Saturday afternoon of this week at Joseph Thompson has moved from Irving Sickles'of Navcsitik is out l.ert. Frui.l'.i. Take put Neti—Roll Call at Bet- Lincoln" by Drinkwater will be read on her. She was confined to the sick list. All Saints' parish house at Nave- Charles Newman's houso at Belford again after having been laid up . (.'liiron™ Ander.-nn and .lolin ford L»«t Week. bed several days, but in now able to Miss Emma Leonard of Leon- sink by the girls' friendly society. to Melvin P. Yard's hou^o at liol- with an attark of appendicitis. Hcir.s of Hi-lford have new radio nt that time, but the ca$t has not outfit-. The firemen, of East Kennaburg been clioecn yet. be about the house. ardo has returned from a year's Casmer Davis, who is in service ford. John Sickles of Navesink is able olectod these officers lost wcclc: The moving picture, "The Sainted stay at Northport, Long Island. Mrs. Montgomery Hoose of Camp- Mr. and Mrs. E. Walt Havens uf lo work in his greenhouses again Hayinond QvMcy h;i:-, moved from Louis B. Richmond and Peter after a Ions siege of sickness. East Keah.-dniri: lo New Moiimouth. President—Lenler Thorne. Luker of Bdford ore tho l»Bt fisher- Sinner," will be nivon next Tucisday She is Btnying with Mrs. Manchester bell's Junction underwent an opera- Belford arc linking an automobile Vlcn nre»M«nt—Adnrn Edluhbafer. trip of three weeks in Pennsylvania. James Greeley of Port Monmouth David «'. Leonard uf Leonardo •Kucoraintf secretory—Walter Holmea. men at that place to takd up their night at Atlantic theater at Atlan- Davis. tion yesterday at-St. Peter's hospital tic Highlands for the benefit of The Star and Crescent club of at New Brunswick. Rev. J (',. Lord, former rector of lias bought' a Buiek coach from has' bought a m>v Ki.nl coupe. Financial secretary—Jamea It. IledlU-ld. nets and poles for the season. They Mi.-i! Elsie Antrim of Campbell's Trniurer—William Y«hn. Independent fire company of Bel- Belford will give a dance Friday Thomas Casserly of Harmony is All Saints' church at Navctink, vis- Henry I,. Zobi'l of ScnbriKht. fiBhed a full month later than other Tho Friendship cluh of Leonardo Junction, is siik with urip. Chief—Henry J. Lenli. fishermen and got a lot of whiting, ford. night at the firehouse at that place. very sick. He has been in poor ited friends last week at Nnvepink. A»»l»lni!t chief—Paul Kline. Mrs. Mabel Northcott, Mrs. Annie The profits will be used to buy health since last fall and his condi- Mr. and Mrs. William Ale>:andf_'r will n,'-et tomorrow afternoon with Harvey Johnson "f Bel ford ii Ciiptflln—Charles Iinynor. which they sold at advantageous have closiflitheir home at Leonardo Mrs. Kdilh I'hillinpi. seriously f-ii'k. tint lleutenunt—Walter Stout. S. Conover, J. Curtis Walling, Fred- Christmas gifts for the unfortunate. tion became alarming last week. prices. 'or the winter and arc living on Assessor Edward E. Snydcr of Mrs. John W,Tines I ,,[ lielford is Second lieutenant—Wlllllani Lovejoy. Tho Worth While girls will hold a erick W. Roberts and James H. The nnnual meeting of the Nave- William Werner of East Keans- KnL'Iiieer—Husrh L. Meyers. Riverside drive. Nave-Mi,k has bought a new seven- kept indoors Avilii grip. Aealatant engineers—James Etalfa, Har- sociable and muslcale tomorrow Griggs were Baptised Sunday at the sink hook and ladder company was burg is employed as a bus chauffeur New Monmouth Baptist church. postponed until tomorrow night ,on at Newark by the Public Service Mrs. Amelia Willett of Belford passenfrer Mint sedan. ol!& ZfmmermHn. night nt the New Morimouth Baptist pent Sunday with her ^i^U-r, Mrs. Don • Compton, daughter of J. It Pays to Advertise.in the. Ilegiater. ! Trustees—Walter Holmes, Hugh Meyers. church. The program will he by Seventeen women of the New account of the pig roast that was electric company. Gfisrlcs linynor. Mrs. Kathcrine Throckmorton of Monmouth Baptist cliurch met at held on the regular meeting night. George Lohsen of Belford has The roll cull at the Belford Meth- Red Bank and Miss Helen Conover, the parsonage Thursday and spent Thomas Hanson, Henry Hanson changed his mind about going South odist church lust Thursday was Mrs. Wilbur Roberts, Mrs. Sigfried the day in sewing1 articles • for and Lawrence Scott of Naveslnk and has decided to remain at Bel- largely attended. The contributions Errickson and ^rs. John E. Bennttt Italian children at New York. are organizing a basket ball team ford this winter. made to the church amounted to of Middlotown township. The girls Arthur Glass of Belford has re- and expect to play some fast games in Virginia with the aerial corps of $295. Many visiting clergymen met last night nt Mrs. Bennett's. covered from sickness.and is back on the library court ( the marines, spent Saturday and made addresses and a fine musical Tho bowling team of the men's at work for Richard Muchmore. Mrs. Fred Tenteramnn of New Sunday at his home at Belford. program was rendered. club of Atlnntlc Highlands met Mrs. Willinm Taylor of New Mon- Monmouth continues to improve at Miss Marie Labrecque of Camp- "®" iPiTJIRI IF W5ltlf"^£ *° thank you one and all for the splendid support given him j vHHiPlljliu W^lliO on the opening day of his Wonder Market last Saturday. 4 CHARLIE is sorry that he couldn't accommodate everybody but will have a larger Wise buyers will stop here where their Christmas X supply for this Saturday. dollars will go farthest! Gifts of substantial char- acter offered now in almost unlimited variety will bring Christmas happiness to many—and special values prevailing throughout this great Christmas X , 5 Priees Only, not 55-9,14,19,24, 29®—Easy to Remember store enable you to give most generously for a modest expenditure. Take advantage of these won- derful Christmas savings while selection is still at f Red Front, Red Awning—Your small change will do, bring a Basket its very best! | Look here what 9c will buy in Charlie's Wonder Market Breast Veal Chuck Roast Beef Liver Stewing Lamb Phila Scrapple Ox Tails Beautiful 8-Piece Dining Suites, $139.00 You'll be simply amazed wlipn you find what handsome dining Pork Kidneys Pork Liver suites you can secure for such a small outlay! There's an ob- long table, handsome buffet, five chairs and a host chair in rich walnut finish for., only $139. Charlie says I guarantee my merchandise; money refunded if not satisfied 9x12 Wilton Beauties at •« $59 Chuck Steak Chuck Roast (Best Cuts) They'll Flat Ribs Shoulder Veal A Splendid Gift! Four Pieces Only $159.00 Values like these will make your Christinas giving a pleasure! "Included in this wonderful ofi'ering is a full sized how-end bed, handsome triple-mirrored full vanity, chifforettc and dresser, in a most attractive design and finished in beautiful walnut. Only .Positively nothing sold to Dealers. Charlie caters to the General Public only $159. Overstuffed Davenports, 1 Rump or Leg Veal Sugar Cured Strip Bacon $55 Beautifully covenct in vrlour. Th« price is \v»y lnw for FI davenport of Jersey Fresh Hams Blade Rib Roast this splendid construction I t Regular Smoked Hams Dixie Style Bacon RoIIette Hams, Boneless Loin Pork, either end „ A Real Gift for the Home! Make this the happiest Christmas ever for your family by adding Hot or cbld, makes no difference. Here's what you get for 24c a wonderful new living room suite that all can take pride in and enjoy to the fullest! Included in this great special offer is a luxurious davenport, arm chairiand winy back chair, covered in a delightful nev vclour or tapestry design, with loose spring Pork Chops (Center Cut) cushions and very comfortable roll arms. The idea gift for the Library Tables, $19.75 Top or Bottom Round Roast A nmat nttrniUvo jrift- Unit will home at ou'r special price of $139. crease In fuvur a* thu yiMia go b Rib or Loin Veal Chops Cross Rib or Top Sirloin Roast Armour Star Hams Best Cuts Rib Roast Shoulder Lamb Chops Fancy Small Young Fowl * The more we sell the more you gain. My price is 29c • Cedar Chests for "Her" Headquarters for Doll Sirloin Round Porterhouse Steak Fresh Killed Tom Turkeys This Is just one of the many fcaturo vnlucs ill codnr clioHta Hint will in inn Carriages joy to tho hearts uf many winneii tin-- '1 In- civnli'it nplrrMon uf •]•>!! i-nr- l'.hrl«tmi\«! It, is nlimlutoly diist- Smoliinn; Stands liroot nrvd inolii-iminf. mnl ,,r..vi,l..« a Milk Fed Veal Cutlets Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens • II cnni.woi for oxt'r* i-l<" An nrcelMatili' nill Itn- Minn vtin 4- »»r.i. !(•• •([•fill '••I. In ni.iliinc cmlnr clicMs lnircd from $U.7Ii up. jr, oo Sugar Cured Sliced Ham or Bacon Fresh Killed Large Fowl til'll. any lln:,li r.i.m M. Jersey Made Pork Roll Fresh Killed Fancy Ducks Fine Furniture at Moderate Prices • Do you know that Charlie's Market was crowded ail day Saturday ? And • Do you know that Charlie has only 5 prices; B914, 19, 24 and 29c ? Do you know that Charlie's Market Is at 38 Monmouth St./Red Bank, N. J.? 27 and 29 Monmouth St. Near Broad St. , RED BANK, N. J. Do you know that above prices wiiS never be higher but Sower? Free Delivery Phone 1290 ®#.®*®t®*^#®^^#<#<##®^***+:< Page Thirty RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 10, 1924. - HOSPITAL ASKS INCREASE. RUMSON'S GOOD PUPILS. Third anJ • arth grade*, Myri i S. Dav- LESION MAY BUILD HOME. To Fight nt Perth \mhvy. Phone Red Bank 1121. it, teacher—Kdiile Cmiiiell, Walter Drowns, White Star Taxi Service List of Those Who Were Neither Walter Hiltbruntur, Walter Johnion, Put Tho Matter to Be Coiuidered at the "Ham Skin Eagle Eye," Ked Long Branch lhttitution Requests Bank's colored light heavyweight PHONE 747 $100,000 from County. Abicnt Nor Tardy Last Month, Stanley, Theodore Btivtas, CamllU De- • v Next Poot Meeting. vito, Mary Fodenneo. Catheritie Gorman, Shrewsbury Post No. 1G8 of theboxer, will meet "Hauling" Hazel of Du» Harry B. Slocum, chief of The following pupils of the Rum- Alma Leo. Dornthy_ ColUTtlen, Lealer Per- Perth Amboy in tlu: imiin m'ent staff of the Long Branch hospital, son public schools .were perfect in rlne, Jamca lluuhea, Addiattn Rhlnebarb. American legion of Red Bank had Sam :5caU... llamlil Thompson, Barbara to postpone its annual .election if next Tuesday night at thu new audi- mid Joseph Braltely of Freehold ap- attendance during November: Lazzano, Lily Maclntoeh, Catherine Me- torium lit Perth Amboy. Tile Rod FUNERAL DIRECTORS peared before the freeholders last School No. 1. Lauchlin, Mildred Shea. . officers Monday night' bocausa not Associate this firm with enough members were present to Banker hrw been training hard for and Joseph Erakely of Freehold ap- Klnil«r««rtcn. ltil.n C. JHnrdlnB. Fifth and sixth Kratiea, Mflrsuerito A. this fight and oxpectu tu put his on- - duraltlo work ut low cost. propriation to the hcspital he in-teacher—Sylvia Ahi~u!uims<>ii. Mnrearct Hintelmaun teacher—Thomaa Carlock. form a quorum. All members will of Bttta. Miiry licit,,. I'. June llamun. Muriel Churles O'Brien. Kenneth Stevani, Uny- ho notified of a now date which" ponent uwny in an uarly round. ' creased. It was reported to the Seaman, Howard Conk. ' -unard Clark. Dan nd Stevenu, Dorothy Hammonil. "Mth Tenderness f rei lolders that the cost of caring Murphy, Jack Murphy. Howard l'richurd. Harvey, Catherine Jeffrey, Ethel 1'crrlae, will bo fixed for tho election and THE H. SMITH CO., for clmrity patienti at the h"Spitr,l First anil second ...idea, Air 'i L. Georct Armstroim Frank Hiltbrunner an effort will be made to have every KEANSEURG NEWS. the past year had been $99,803.84 O'Hrieii. tcnetver—Mntltirw Homan. Harry Frank O'Brien, Mahlon Satrurton, Albert member present as the matter of and Hanbury, Albert Patterson, Allan Syltes, Schuk-r. Junior Wrat, Eleanor Connor. 1,11- Visitors Hero Sailed on Monday for Fair Haven New Jersey •.'.id the freeholder were rerjiu'sted Gertruile Tetts. Elizabeth Cj'raty. Alice Ken- lian Carton, Catherine Muct'BJ. Mary building a legion homo will bo con- South America. t) make the :ipyv:rt}t'.itiort as near nedy. Anna Nicholas. Josephine. I'ullen. O'nrien, Marguerite Itesenhard, Alma sidered at that time. The nomina- Alertness E) 00,000 as pos;li:io. Kliiabeth Ilyon, He' Sinclair. William Schuler, Teresa Hcalir. tions are: I '"' Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Bradley of Ihijce, Herman Cuhn, Ceorju Heidt. Jii- Commander—Harry Antonldes. Milwaukee spent several days last Temporary Office: Mr. Brakely said that as a tax-cob Perl, Gcorfe Lane. Otto Perl, Vlco commondera—Elmer Simpkins, week with friends at Beacon Beach. payer he mij^ht oppose the appro- Otto Strohmenger. Anna Hull, Mary l'an- Boy Killed By Auto. Walter Antonldes. , Maintaining day in day out the Mr. and Mrs. Bradley sailed Mon- ' 39 Worthley Street priation but lie felt thnt those who ninc:. Georgia Hanbury. Helen Murphy. Burton Ward, grandson of Mrs. Adjutant—Vernon Roae, day for South America, where they same high standaid of senicc with were abln to pay owe it to those Lilly I'aika, Doroa S)l;ej, Irene Wnlker. Flnanca officer—Kdgor McCIees, Red Bank Veronica 'lurphy. Fred S. Wilson of Keyport, was hit Insurance offlcel-—Henry F. Hylln. will spend several months. - ' cars that are late models, at popu- who ennnot to see that they are Third nnd fourth grades, Emily B. by an nuto driven by Daniel T. Employment ouicer—Dr. Andrew M. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrisey lar rates, your absolute approval cared for when ill and he felt the Pcarsall, teacher—George Finn, Lilly I'ino- Richey of New York last Wednes- Knelert. havu returned from a Western trip. Phone Red Bank C35-R county could not do less than make Kan, John ltyan. Porter Tourney, Arnold Publicity officer—Cecil MncCloud. uf oui Taxi Service is certain. Twiner, liuth Perl. Alice Parks. Catherine day week. The lad was playing with Chaplain—Wellington W. Kennedy. Mrs. Waltur Conroy h suffering ;\ liberal appropriation. Jacob L. M W. ier. Th«mn3 GraU, Arthur Korr, Wil- n number of other boys and ran Historian—Irvlntr S. .Harrison. Joseph H. West, Mgr. Call 7-17. Pittenger, a Freehold former, ques- from a badly wrenched ankle which liam Ocha. Oliver Macintosh, Eva Uomnn, directly in front of Ridley's car, sho suffered when she fell from n The circulation of The Leon W. Francis Under New Management tioned whether the taxpayers got Madeline Clark. Lillian Greaves, Mae Mur- Red Bank Register for the value for the money spent on1 thepliy. Jennie Belle Prichard, May Pratt, which was being driven slowly. The War Vetera. i Ijiitall Officera. box. Main office, 975 Clinton Ave. CHARLES BOTTAGARO, Prop. hospital. He told cf taking a neigh- Emily Pullen, Eliiobeth Widly, Iluth Niry. boy was taken to the Perth Amboy The American Legion post of , The Patriotic order of America six months ending October llftli and i ixtli erncli-i, llasel C. Urrlck- hospital and died there Sunday. Long Branch has installed J. Ar-is planning to hold n sociable to Newark. N, J. Formerly Brasch Uros. bor's girl to the Long Branch hos- BOH, teacher—Frank Ilaiuent. George 1st, 1921, was pital last year with a broken arm Iliown, John Brill, Hyatt Cuiminyhnm, Tho funeral was held last week thur Wooding as commander, Oliver which the Red Bank lodge will be Cart for All Occasions and said the girl was there three Tliomas Dick-inaon, Joseph Tunney, GIIIJ- from his grandmother's home. Rev. W. Morris and R. Clifford Errick- invited. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT days without surgical attention. e lirueckner, Gcoriro Croydtn, John A. C. Brady of Burlington and Rev. Bon as vico commanders, Dr. James Mrs. Ida Hopper nnd Mrs. H. Jennings. Adine Bemir. Milurfd Droivn. H. D. Strutton of St. John's church E. Nnstasia service officer, Leo Hol- Opdyko were th.> local representa- Office: Red Banlt.N. J.. Opp. Depot Dr. Slocum expressed surprise at Alice Collls, Dorij Flnefian, Jlelcn Reid. this report nnd said an investiga- D«.n>tliZiccler,Ku' Tanner, Violet Traut. conducted the service. Mr. Richey lywood chaplain, Alfred Castino tives nt the state Republican club SHERIFF'S SALE. was released by Recorder Smith as Hy virtue uf » writ of ti. in. to me di- tion would be made, Mr. Pittenger MarBuerite Sutler. Mariraret Cunnincham, supply officer, A. H. B. Porter ath- meeting last week at Newark. Mrs. STEINWAVS eted, issued nut of the Monmouth Cum- lso slated that several years ago Klhel Horn, Eleanor' King, Dorothy Mur- testimony of witnesses was that he letic 6fllcer, Frank W. Wntlley his- E, Rosenoglo and Mia. Charles Og- in Pleas C'jurt. of the State uf Ntw phy, Flora Ochn. was not to blame. torian end Harvey C. Hydo finance den attended the meeting. Jersey, will lie e.\pu^oak' at public his wife was treated at Long Branch Seventh Kradc. Au-usta Cullman, tcaclier nine on Monday, the fifth day uf Janu- for mastoiditis at a cost of several —Madeline Boaart. Louise Cleary Ger- officer. Nic Santa Lucia will add an ary, 192.'.. betvviH'ii the hours uf 111:00 nmi 5:1)0 r.'clncl;. at 11:00 ciVlucli >. in tin- af* hundred dollars and without relief. trude Connors. Ruth Jeffrey, Eleanor Mul- * Drum Corps Officers. cxtenoion on his store on Church inon 'if biiid (in y. >a tin- Court IIuus.', After sending'her to a New York ihill. Estehcr Emery, Lucy nice, Raurot Judgment of $2,000. street." the linroiit'h of Freehold, County of Clark. Morris Cohen. Fruncia Uowd, llnr- The annual meeting of tho Eagle MoruiH'Uth, Ni'v; Jcr^-y, tu satisfy » jmi«- hospital she enjoyed a speedy re- Johnson, James Loo, Frimeid.Nary, fife, drum and bugler corps of Long Mrs. Aim Paiewonsky, a wealthy Frank Hoffman is spending sev- Open it of-said Court nmuunliw; ID J PProxi- covery. Timothy Noonan. Eilui rd Seliultz. Ilnrton Branch was held last week. Clar- resident of the West Indies, was eral days with his parents at Bel- rrfuU-iy ?rjl.ui). Sliua, John Toomey.- Harria^n Baldwin, vedere Bench aft°r finishing a thivo All thi* deftriilant's titilit. tillo and in- CharleB Olaon Earl Traut, ence Miller was chosen president, awarded judgmont of $2,000 last tent id to the fullowim;: Frank Morris vice president, Sam» week in her auit against Alexander months' course in engineering with Evenings All that Int. trncl or juircel (if land and WOMAN'S CLUB DANCE. Eishth jrrndc, Jlary Goodenough, eniista liirriiiafter particularly uerii'^ibcil, teacher—Cnrl DeBpreaiix. Willinni Gorman, uel G. Woolley treasurer, Louis JofTee, a L"ng Branch butcher,-for the air service at Daytnn, Ohio. .uute. lyintf >md being In the Uorouuh of Long Branch Club to Hold Holiday Alfred Olsen, Arthur West. Ilcrmon Wil- Mazza secretary, Forrest Green injuries suffered while riding in Louis Volland's cigar store waa Itcil Bunk, in tin- County uf MonmouUi kinloh. Hilda Be :rl, Rita Fleminir, Grace .State of New Jersey. [ie^innini; nt Event at Monmouth Beach. manager, Henry VanBrunt captain, Joffee's car. robbed Tuesday night. the northwest i-orntr o[ the ClmnmUli lot Hiilicy, Elisabeth Leo, Annubcllo Mi.r- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Farley spent Every The second annual assemly dance thens, Mae O'Leary, Margaret Perrine, Charles Green lieutenant, John P. tho eaat side of Shrewsbury avenue, Successful Hunters. tho week-end with friemhi at New- Monday, which point Is Bfiventy-Cive feot north of of the Long Brapch Woman's club Elizabeth Poyerl, Mao VanBrunt. Eloisc Fowler and J. W. Woolley stewards the intersection of thu north siile of Hict-h West, tTes3ie Ycomana, Plnrle Baldwin. and Frank Slocum trustee. Millard F. Conover and George ark. The absolute correctness treet with the cust side of Shrewsbury will be held on Monday, December Ninth and tenth grades, Irma vonGlahn, Wednesday, avenue from said benirmimr pr.int: rnmmitf W. Conover of Freehold were mem- Mrs. Harry Kemble is a patient of the circulation statement thence (1) ii> an i-asterly direction, urul 29th, at the Monmouth Beach bor- nohcr—Arthur Dommcrl.. Franklin C, «tz. • Friday Paul Hin'.elmann, Edward JelTrey. William bers of a hunting party numbering abWoodley hospital at Little Silver. ,- the northerly lino of the Uhrimalrli ough hall, formerly known as the 1 Masonic Auxiliary Election. aiilTurton. Astrid ChriHticnaeii, Inez Cun- of The Red Bank Register end ixly-t\vi> ami oni-lmlf ft«t to l:ind of Monmouth Beach casino. The hall five on Barnegat bay Monday of It Pays to Advertise in the Register. ... ;s; thence <11) in a northerly direction, nghura, Kathleen Flatlcy, Marjorie Mac- tho Masonic club auxiliary of last week. They got 108 ducks and is guaranteed by the pub- Saturday. nlontf the westerly line of lninl of Lewis, will be decorated with holly and intosh, Florence Marthens. Dorothy ul- Long Branch has chosen Mrs.'Ray- •ty feet ID U point; thciu-c (3) in n Christmas adornments. A supper ihill. Elizabeth Rodney, Irene Anderson1, shot many moro they wore unable Monmoutli County Surroaote's Office.. westerly direction, piirallel with the first montl P. Kline president, Mrs. Rose In the matter nf tlie rotate of Cluirlca C. lishers of Printers' Ink, who !onj- other land of the parly of ivill be served at midnight. The Editha Arne. Mary Cain. Helen Clnir, Iler- to recover. thu first part, sixty-two and onc-luilf fee; tha ColliB,' Elizabeth Miller, Mnrie Mur- Harris and Mrs. Jerry McLain vice Willlnms (colored), deceased. will pay $100 to the first th« cast side1 -of Shrewsbury avenue: lance committee consists of Mrs. phy, Kuth Shea, Myrtle Trnut. presidents, Mrs. Elizabeth Morris Notice to creditors to urtwnt clnims thtticu (4) in a southerly diroetion, a!i»mt Charles Billings, Mrs" A. Leo Blais- Rumaon Tchool No. 2. Dinner Party for Officials. n^alnst estate. TUSTING'S the easterly nidc ut Shrewsbury avunu« secretary and Dr. Ethel Seyler Puraunnt to tho order of Joseph L. Don- person who successfully forty feet to IIK point cr place of begin- ilcll, Mrs. Howard Green, Mrs. Mary First and second vtradea, Mary C. A dinner party was. given last ahny, Burroualu of tliu County of Mnn- treasurer. mouth, inatle on the ninth day of D'-'oi-in- M. Ketcham, Mrs. H._ Edgar Mason, Nnonan, teacher—Alice Abrnhamson. Mebel r®-*^> • week by the .Ocean township com- controverts its accuracy. 14-Monmouth Street Abrahamscn, Mario Connett, Loretta l>pr, l'JIM. on the implication of Nora Wit- UetntT intended us n pnrt Off for Europe. Coal Sociable Nets $100. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenco Whlto of Tho coal Boci.iblo at tho Leon- Not a penny of this furtd goes for Company purposes—the poor and needy Hed Bank nailed ln.it week for Eu- ardo Baptist church last Wednes- get every cent of it. rope, where they will spend the wjn- dny night netted ?100. A play en- tor. They will spend most of their titled "Peggie's Predicament" was tlmo in Italy nnd will mako trlpa given by Mildred Leonard, Gone • from them to tho other countries Morris, Wilhelmina Phraner, Stan- In Europe. Mr. nnd Mrs. White ley Phranor nnd Mra, Herbert It. . weru in Honolulu last winter. Loonnrd. Mrs. Leonard was' coach for tho play. ) ["/• Sicli with Pneumonia. -».-. ». Children'* Entertainment, ' Tho condition of Br. Frank L. Tho pupils of tho Port Monmouth Wanning of Leroy place remained nqhool will give a Christmas ontor- about tlio same thin morning. Ho tninment Friday night of next week j was taken nick with pneumonia two at eight o'clock nt tho schoolhouso. wceka ago nhd bin fileknoRFi in now A silver collection will ho tnlcen up In a critical stage and tho money will bo used to buy tilings needed for tho school. A Jailed for Stealing Lumber. Alfred Miller of Central avunuo Hand Cut, was arrostcd last Thursdny on a Daniel W, Mason of Keyport mht charge of stealing lumber owned liy with a serious necident n't I'arlin tha Montnouth lumber rompuny. last Friday, when three novoro mtfn a In default of $5(11) bail ho wua sent gashes were mad* In tho palm of Nwn ffcar to All it) tbfl Bounty jail. . v hjft right hand. ..'... A. Page Thirty-Two RED BANK REGISTER. DECEMBER 10. 1924. WINNING FARM EXHIBITS. family and Miss Margaret Wc-st motored to SeasidsKlIcights on Sun- Farmers in This Section Get Prize* day,' visiting: Mr. and Mrs. David at Asbury Park. R. Richmond, Jr. At the Monmuuth county agri- Miss Ruth- Bender of New York cultural show at Asbury Park last and Miss Estelle Cooper of Freehold week Coo Bros, of Port Monmouth were guests of Miss Claire Spach- won six firyt prizes, four second ner a few days last week. Telephone 8O2 prizes and one third prize in the Miss Laura Clayton, Taylor Clay- vegetable exhibits. Thomas S. ton, Miss Verna Davison, Grandin M. t. McNULTY AMUSEMENT COMPANY GEORGE C. ROOP, Realdcnt H»n«c«' Roberta of New Monmouth won a Davison ami William I. Davison, Jr., Matinee Daily, 2:30. Vaudeville at 2:40. Evening, 7 and 9. Vaudeville at 8:45 fourth prize. James E. Gri^gs of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit HBD BANK, PJ. J. Phone fiSQ Xew Monmouth won three first Clayton nnd family on Thursday. M&tlnee Dally- 3:OO F». fv?., Etaturday 2:3O I3. M. THE WORLD'S BEST IN VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTOPLAYS prizoa nml a second prize and Wal- Saturday* and Holiday!, 3 Full Show«, 2:30, 6:30 and 8:40 The church council of the Pres- Perfo?Risnoe Continuous 7tl3 IP. M. to tO:-4S ter R. Walline of Chapel Hill won byterian church will meet at the a seconrl prize and two third prizes. manse .tomorrow night. PBOF, UflHOLD LAI3OD, , IV!. H. IACKS, In the grand championship contests Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Muldoon at the Organ / Manager Clarence Willett of Phalanx won entnrtained on Friday the latter's TODAY-WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10--TODAY four prizes. sister, Mrs. Leonard Lewis of Crest- In the fruit department Mr. Wal- wood, N. Y., nnd her husband. . Today, Wednesday, December 10th linn won six first prizes, three sec- Rev. J. Warren Rose^was called ond prizes and a third prize; Alex- to Wilherton, Pa., last week because RALPH LEWIS, LLOYD HUGHES, EMILY FITZROP, ander orchards of Red Bank won of the dcqth of a friend. • eleven first prizes, six second prizes Mrs. Lewis C. Hoffman has been, DERELY DERDUE and JOSEPH SWICKARD SEASON'S VERY BEST VAUDEVILLE BILL and three third prizes; Russell D. spending several days with her Hculitt of Colt's Neck won three daughter, Mrs. Alexander Paul of —IN— first prizes, a second prize and aLong Branch. i'iird prize; C. Wesley Coddington Morris Kerstein is having his (f Harmony won three first prizes house newly shingled. , Dec. 11,IS,13. iml a second prize and W. S. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Alston VanDerveer erts of New Monmouth won a sec- and daughter Lois visited Miss ond prize. Other winnings were Helen Davison of New Brunswick Chronicles of America—"Vincennea" made by farmers in distant parts of last week. the county. Miss Sara Dey, who has been ill Comedy-EUlIy.West in "Oh! Billy" with pneumonia, is able to sit up. ENGLISHTOWN NEWS. Mrs. Helen Bnrr has been the Five Boyi Pass the Boy Scout Ex- guest of her daughter, Mrs. Francis Thursday and Friday. December 11th and 12th aminations. ' •'Sallee of Bradley Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Simaon Robert VanDenbergh, John Per- and daughter Blanche were recent line, Edmund Kotiler, Arthur Rob- guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Yachno- bins and Jack Spachner have passed witz. the ax, hatchet and compass tests GREAT MIDGET ACT of the boy -scouts. Miss Madeline Perrine of Cran- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. A. Walton and bury was the week-end fjuest of family of Little Falls were guests of Miss Mildred Hulsart. .Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stults several Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lake and days last week. family motored to Plainfield on Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pullen Thursday, visiting Mr. and Mrs. of Tennent have returned from a William Hammond. 15-REAL MIDGETS-IS visit with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pettit Miss Daisy Brown of Matawan is of Rockville Centre, L. I. visiting Miss Laurinda C. Reid. 3 BEARS Mrs. Ernest Snyder was confined Miss Mabel Gunson, who has been to her lied last v.-eek. During her. visiting her sister in Iowa the past SURPRISES LAUGHS NOVELTIES illness Mrs. Alfred Reid of Manala- six months, returned home on.Fri- pan substituted at the Tennent day. HE Fifteen Midgets seen in "ALICE IN T0YLAND" have all enjoyed school, .vhere Mrs. Snyder teachea. Mrs. James H. Covart spent a few Mrs. Anna Steinberg- spent Fri- days last week with her daughtor, T stellar honors, they eat, they work and play just as other people do. day at Bound Brook visiting Mrs. Mrs. Sidney Rossiter of Great Kills, What they lack in stature they make up in ability. The assembling of this Thompson. Staten Islandi company has been a big task. Each of the little artists is a star. Some are Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Whitson Mrs. C. Tilton of Manalapan has entertained recently Mr. and Mrs.returned after spending a week with singers, some dancers and some acrobats, but all are exceptionally clever. Ezra Webb and family of Marlboro, her mother, Mrs. Chenowith of The review has been staged as elaborately as a review could be-staged. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney B. Whitson Ocean Grove. ' It is a big production in every respect except for its tiny players, who are big and son Eobert'vof Red Bank, Mr. Miss Lucy IJerrine visited her sis- and Mrs. W. Lindsay Whitson of ter, Mrs. Harry Li Farrington of Sit. in every thing but size. Cranbury, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Ely Vernon, a .few days last week. and Miss Adele Ely of Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evanson OTHER BiG ACTS FROM KEITH'S BEST THEATRES The ladies' missionary society of and family were guests of Mrs. A. ^ the Presbyterian church will meet 0. Ramsay of Wilkcs Barre, Pa., a Joyful! — Tearful! tomorrow at J.Irs. Charles T. Wood- few days last week. wind's with Mrs. Lewis S. Bortner Mrs. Garret B. Conover is visiting and Mrs. George Errickson as hos- her daughter, Mrs. James H. Eng- Thrilling!—Sublime! tesses. lish of New York. Rev. T. Cuyler Young of Prince- Mrs. Hattie Dtinfee is home after Sec the wild ride of the desert horsemen over ton spent the week-end with Mr. spending two weeks with relatives tlio burning sands! Tho great moment when tho and Mrs. William J. Can'. at Montclair, Orange, Cranford and French bugler blew the charge instead of the re- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West and Passaic. treat! Romance, courago, suspenses, comedy and drama packed in one intense picture! Positively No Advance in IRrices A drama for the entire human race. From a story that never grows old, of a man's cour- nire and a woman's constancy in the face of ' Mora., Toes., Wed., December IS, time and death. It takes you from a beautiful, little French village to Africa's blazing sands, from tho Franco-Prussian War of 1870 to the Paris of today. Runs the whole range of human emotions —^i picture that contains all pictures, a mas- Directly Opposite Globe Hotel terpiece of human nature at it3 best and 19 East Front .St. Red Bank, N. J. worst. Telephone 372 With a particularly brilliant cast, including: WEEK-END SPECIAL, Charles DeRoche, Ford Stirling, Madge it Bellamy, A. Gibson Gowland, Wallace Best Creamery Butter Campbell' cans Tomats oC Soup MacDonald and Priscilla Dean Moran. 49c ibN 3 25 /.DOLPH'ZUKOR & JESSE L.LAS
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