Red Bank Register Volume Lxx, No

RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 50. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 12 She Was Sorry To William H. Travii Is Merchants Can't Final Session Of Red Bank Elks Leave Riverview Bernard Leach Weit Point Graduate Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, super- Bulkhead Work Agree On Summer Story Telling William H. Travis, son of Col. Take In Several intendent of Riverview hospital, Dies In Hospital and Mrs. Harrison G. Travis of 115 says that compliments in the form Ocean boulevard, Atlantic High- of personal calls, telephone calls Closing Of Stores Last Saturday land*, will graduate from the Unit- New Members and letters regarding the wonderful After Accident ed States Military academy at West treatment given patients at River- To Start Soon Point Tuesday, view hospital arc numerous and ex- Some Will Clote All Will Be Resumed To Have Delegations ceptionally gratifying to her and Lincroft Man Hurt her staff.' Day—Others Waiting At Public Library At National And However, It is unusual for pa- Fatally In Fall Former Dickman Boathouse To Be tients to say they are sorry in leav- To Make Decision In October Stale Reunions ing the hospital, Mrs. Throckmorton Frum Drawbridge stating that most of them are very Razed In Two Weeks, Say. Mr. White Th« retail trad* committee of the Twenty-seven small boys aed The semi-monthly meeting of the girls were on hand Saturday morn- glad to go home, even though they Bernard Leach, 35, of Swimming -•- Red Bank Community Chamber of Red Bank lodge of Elks will be have expressed their thanks for the Rivet road, Lincroft, Inspector of oriiin^ to plans Red Bank lj Commerce it having ltr hands full ng at the final session of the Sat- held at the Elks home on Broad urday morning story hour at the sympathetic and painstaking treat- bridges for the New York and T-ong H<:h<;rlulorl foy "the nRW look" alone? tndeavoring to get a definite deci- street, near Front, tonight when ment received. Branch railroad, illod lnst Thurs- it.s waterfront a^ wll as on Broad sion from the merchants as to the Eisner Memorial library, They the officers will appear in proper Street Repairs heard Mrs. John T. Simpson of Barbara Armstrong of Keyport, a day in Monmnuth Memorial hospi- street. Thr: borough council recent- tunmtr Wednesday closing between regalia to carry on the ritualistic recent patient in room 214, wrote tal after ho was Injured while ly awarded a bulkhead contract to> July 14 and August 28, Inclusive, Broad street tell "Nimble Jim," work ol the lodge, as well as con- 1 'The Magic Watermelon," Dick tho following note to Mrs. Throok- working on the Highlands railroad Thorn'!. * l'rottor company of Long Tha result* of the post card mm- aider several applications for mem- morton: bridge, At Shrewsbury Branch for $11,100. mer closing ballots which have been Whittlngton" and "The First Straw bership. Hat." They acted out "Nimble Jim," May 21, 194S. According to members of the i£nsl*ry M. White, superintendent returned to the chamber head- The June bulletin states that at familj, he was injured when a low of pilblir; woik.s, announced this quarter* chow the following stores with nearly all those present tak- Dear Mrs, Thi'ockmorton: To Cost $3,655 ing part. As they left the sun- the last meeting, William Henry Just a note to show my approclB- hanging clinln on a crane simrk wot>k thnt work on tho bulkhead specify they will close all day Rodgers of Pearl street, Red Bank; tlon of the wonderful care that I him on the right .shoulder and the would start ;i.i soon a.i the Procter Wednesdays: Abbey's Men's shop, porch, where the stories have been told, each child expressed a desire Grayson VanClcaf of MataWan, received at Riverview while having ri;:hl .iide of (he face anil knocked Siit|ihrii Low Ititldrr; company couitl obtain the necessary Admlra Beauty shop, John B. Allen Tommy Mazzacco of Shrewsbury my appendix out. It no doubt him from n piling. He landed on a m.itorwil.H. The bulkhead project in Shoe company, Peter Amarello, to return in October when th» and Carlton H. Poling of Keyport sounds odd for any patient to say story hour will be resumed, All the thnt they wero actually sorry to concrete pier anil Ml into thn wa- Tit Appoint Itotirtl; linnV nf thr- rnnmcip'il park is ex- Butler - Brown, Baynton'a Floor Were welcomed as new members. ter. Honnltnl authorities report ha frti-d tu !n; llr.i.-'hrd by Any tat 1, Covering, Clayton and Magee, Cot- children received lolly-pops as part- leave Ihc hospital —but 1 really was ing gifU. Miss Dorothy Rogers The lodge has received communi- sorrv to leave. Tho constant activ- received multiple, inreratlona of ICiorilan Mi". White, and tho tage Pet shop, D. and H. Paint com- cations lately from Louis Sobcl of tho head and a skull fracture. rest of the liulkhi-arlinR is to be pany, Corn's Photo shop, Huber's and Miss Florence K. Kridel assbst- ity made ench day in itself interested with the children. X218'.s! South Roxbury drive, Los ing—nnd tho cheerfulness nnd Mr. Leach was taken nut of the •ompliited l>y Ueccmher 1, said the Hen's shop, Kridel's, Milady's Purse Angeles, and John Cantillion, a thoughtfulness of the nurses ;ind The C H. Kutphen company was This hour for children between water by fellow workmen and re- dochired low bliklnr at Shrewsbury superintendent. and Vanity shop, Albert S. Miller past exalted ruler of Red Bank the help—the excellent food—nnd The new huikhead will extend Shot company, Raciti, Jewelers; the ages of four and eight was lodge, who resides in Honolulu. the kind consideration of everyone moved to the hospital. He was Tuesday nltfht. They will build anil sponsored by the Red Bank-Key- William H. Travis there certainly helped to m»Uo my working on a portion of the bridge rnpnii strcctH In that borough «L from Iiwin'.-i lin.it workH to the Reed's Jewelers, Reussllle's, Red At the June 17 meeting Dr. Sam- which is no longer used by Die Monmuulh Bout club property, a Bank Pet shop, sterling Furniture port group of the Monmouth coun- uel A. Loveman, past commander, stay at Riverview most pleasant. n cost of $3,655. ty branch of the American Associa- An appointee of Representative If Sincerely, railroad. distance ot U70 feet. It will be company, Snyder's Mercantile, Inc., Cliff Clevenger of Ohio. Cadet Tra- Department of New Jersey, Ameri- As JiorouRh Engineer George Al- built of l.Vfoot pi'lnK as compared Su-Fashloni, Straus company, Taf- tion of University Women in co- can Legion, will be the guest Barbara Armstrong. Mr. Leach was born at New Man- len and Borough Attorney Leon operation with the trustees of the vis attended Canterbury school, mouth, son of Mr. and Mrs. PatricJc to the old bulkhead piling of 30 sun's, Shoes; Tetleys', Town and New Milford, Conn., Red Bank speaker. Reussilie checked specifications of feet. The pillnK will be spaced five Country shop, Tusting Piano com- Red Bank free public library. It The annual reunion of the state Leach. Mrs. Lcncn is postmaster at tho Sutphnn contract, tho Mayor pany, Winter's Pur ahop and Lor- has just completed its second year. Catholic high school, Sullivan's Mew Monmouth. He graduated and council passed an ordinance ft;et apart Inslend of six, and 24- Beginning January 17 it was held school, Washington, D. C, and lodge of Elks will be held in Long War Memorial from Red Bank Catholic high foot sheathing will be used as com- atan atudio. Princeton university. A private in Branch Sunday, June 20, with the appropriating $2,500 for the work. pared to lft-foot sheathing In the for 20 consecutive weekB, with an school nnd began working for the Oilier business of the session In- The following stores specify they average attendance of 40 children. the U. S. Army Reserve corps, national convention of the organi- railroad in 1936. Hla father Is a represent imlkheiul. The amount of will close half a day Wednesdays: Cadir. Travis held the rank of ser- zation in Philadelphia starting At Shrewsbury cluded: unchur piling will be double that Seventy different stories were told, July i. A gland parade Is sched- tired railroad carpenter. Approval of an ordinance on dog J. B. Anderson, Acme Furniture in addition to numerous poems. geant at West Point and played on He married the former Miss Ade- presently used. All piling and lum- company, Camera, shop, China and the Lacrosse team, winning several uled for Thursday, July 8. The Red regulations. Mnin change to the ber will be treated with creosote. The story tellers were Mrs. John Bank lodge la planning to be rep- To Kcplacc Honor Roll line McGrory of Colt's Neck in Sep- previous law IH tho extension of Class shop, Colorlte company, ath'etic letters. He was a member tember, 1940, The couplo then re- Tho bulkhead will extend seven feet Dean's, Fabric Fair, Louis Furst, T. Simpson, Mrs. William L. Rus- of tho Catholic choir, the Ski club resented at tho reunion and con- With Miniulure I'urk Uift appointive <)owern of tho ma- alwve mean low water. Footcraft shoes, Fishman furs, sell, Jr., Mrs. John Van der Voort, and was associate editor of the vention. sldfd at Long Branch. They have ynr. Also specified were fines of $50, Mrs. C. 3. Gale, Miss Esther Bow- resided at their present address The present boardwalk will be Fox's Gift shop, Goldin Men's shop, Pointer, a cadet publication. Upon 30. days In jail, or both. eliminated, and a 20-foot bitumin- Grand'* Shoe shop, J. J. J. Shoe er, Mrs. Charles F. Edelman, Mrs. graduation he will be commissioned Shrewsbury's Mayor Alfred N. four years. Introduction of an ordinance per- W. Gilbert Manson, Mrs. J. Leon Beadleston Tuesday night directed Surviving besides hia wife and ous walk will be constructed the Repair, Jade's Homecraft, Jean's a second lieutenant in the infantry. mitting appointment of a planning full lenylh ot the bulkhead. Con- Frocks, Katherine Beauty shop, Turkington and Mrs. Warren A. A younger brother, Harrison Ger Wilson Names Borough Attorney Leon Roussllle parents, aro a son, liernard Leach, boni d, to consist of the mayor, a Tyrrell. lo prepare an ordinance which will Jr., and a daughter, Patricia Leach, crete curbing will bo Installed along Klarln'a Paint store, Thorn McAn ard Travis, will enter West Point councilman antl threo civilians. the park side of the bulkhead. shoes, Nat's Jewelers, National Shoe Those who were in charge were in July. provide for the appropriation of llvinir at home; two brothers, John Granting to James Riordan of a store, Rosenfeld Furniture com- Miss Florence R. Kridel, Mrs. Hu- Plaque Group .J300 for a war memorial. Leacii of King's highway and Port variance to the zoning ordinance Dickman's slip will bo filled in pany. Red Bank Book store. Red bert Farrow, Sr., Mrs. Emllio Fan Stating that any addition to tho Monmouth road, Middletown, and permitting him to build green- with 4,000 cubic yards of fill, most Bank Shot Repair, Tour Record jul, Miss Irma VonGlahn, Miss school plant will be dedicated as Thcmas Leach of Belford, and a houses on his property, south to of which will be obtained, Mr. Center, Samuel Shoe Repair, Sher- Dorothy Rogers and Mrs. H. W, Another "High" Rnnison To Have the borough's main war memorial slstei, Mrs. Anthony Horner of tho railroad tracks. No objections White pointed out, from tho high man shop, Simons Nice Things, Doebler. Those who helped with to all its servicemen, the mayor ex- New Egypt. wero Mod. The zoning board of ad- bank on the former Abram Davi- •ttlnbach company, Triangle Shoe the children were Mrs. John Trim- War Memorial plained that tho proposed work The funeral was held Monday justment had cited its approval. son and Bacigaiupi properties. The ble, Mrs. Roger J. Squire, Mis* will replace the present honor roll dock lino in front of the municipal company, Wilbur's, White Furniture Attained By morning at St. Anthony's church, Approved & request of George tennis courts will bo straightened. company, Woleott's and Sample Elisabeth Kelly, Mri. Donald Eng- A committee to make arrange- at Sycamore avenue and Broad where a solemn high requiem mass Cuiley for a flro hydrant at Bor- Dress shop. Some in this group will lish, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Miss ments for thet presentation of a street. Replacing the roll will be a was offered by Rev. Robert T. Bui- den street and Robinson place in The former Dickman boathouse elect all day If the majority wll Bertha Kridel, Mrs. Craig Crln- The Register plaque honoring World war II vet- miniature park bordered by small man of St. Mary's church. New Curley Heights. Mayor Alfred N. will be razed within the next two do likewise. ahaw and Mrs. Roy Martin. erans of Rumson was appointed by holly bushes and centered by a Monmouth. Burial was In St. Rose Beadlcston Included a provision, weeks, Mr. White said, to clear the Mayor J. Edward Wilson at the granite stone with bronze plaqno of Lima cemetery, Freehold, under way for tho bulkhead job, The chamber has received 18 meeting of the mayor and council however, that approval hinged on Mr. White pointed out to Th« other ballots from atores undecided Over 800 Separate honoring Shrewsbury's two vet- tho direction of the Freeman fu- tho contract with Monmouth Con- last Thursday night. Councilman erans who were killed in service, as neral home. Bearers were John F. Register that the cntiro Job of fill- at the present time but will go Shrewsbury DAR Francis J. Nary was named chair- solidated Water company. The boring In the former Dickman slip •Ions; with the majority, and there Want Ads Carried well as all who served in World Maloney, Philip Lemlg, James Mc- ough will not agree to guarantee man and others serving on the war II. Garrity, Gordon Irons, Frederick might not necessarily bo done as art some stores that have not committee are Councilmen Charles the company any income. soon as tho bulkhead was complet- turns* In tbtlr ballots. Last Thursday The mayor explained the low Schwelier, Sr., and Frederick Accepted a bid from Henry D. Resumes Parties B. Harding; and Randall M. Keator, Sohwelzer, Jr., all railroad emjiloy- ed. Some fill would be necessary Tha return* a* shown above in- Jr., William H. Hoag, president of cost by stating that Daniel A. Ar- Rohineon for borough owned land Immediately, he said, to protect th» dicate no overwhelming preference The Register'* classified want dollno, president of the Long eeu. in the vicinity of Vail Homes, To Hold~fricky.Tray advertisement section last Thurs- tho Rumson Veterans' organiza- Branch Monument company, had bulkhead. 10 tht retail trade committee at the tion, and Ignatius Cnnale, president Shrewsbury township. Mr. Robin- Future plans call for tha elimina- time of going to press believes tach day contained 820 separate adver- 1 donated the granite stone and the son offered to buy the tax llena and At Beacon Hill Club tisements, which is another tops in of the Catholic War veterana post labor involved. The plaque itself tion of the present public parking store head should use his own of Rumflon. agreed to pay incidental costs. lot on tho former Davison and Bacl- food judgment regarding timt of Shrewsbury Town* chapter, The Register's long list of accom- will be sold to the borough at man- Award Diplomas Voted to ask the Monmouth plishments, Mayor Wilson also appointed a ufacturer's cost—$91. Lovett's nurs- galupl properties, It was explained. closing. Daughters American Revolution, County Mosquito commission to Mr. Whlto pointed out that the sys- has resumed its summer tricky- W« want to express our apprecia- Highway Safety committee com ery will carry out the landscaping clear out a drain in the Patterson prising Police Chief Henry Kruse and provide bushes at a cost of tem of park roadways contemplat- tray parties, and the party to be tion to all of those who are con- To 9 At Rumson avenue swamp area. ed would- permit tho parking ef held next Wednesday at the Beacon tinually using The Register's class- as chairman, and the members of {209. Contract Let ified department, and particularly the police committee, who are Particularly honored will b the many more enrs than does the ex- Hill Country club, Leonardo, Is the Councilmen Harding, police com- e Trustees' Prize To isting lot, which at best will accora- first sponsored by the croup since those who shared with us last late George E. Atkinson and Rob- modato 50 cars. tha start of the war. Mrs. Lloyd B. Thursday's honor. mittee chairman; Nary, Keator and ert R. Campbell, who died in ser- Quadrangle Club At Middletown Thomas and Mrs. Frederick B. The Register's classified pages Paul J. Hlntelmann. vice during World war It. Arthur Gibb, Jr. Tho borough-owned buildings, oc- Phillpp art chairmen. represent Monmouth county's mar- A contract to resurface Buena cupied by Philip Matthews and by ket place, where buyer and seller Vista avenue, from Rumson road Dr. Wilbur E. Saunders, head- Charity Ball the Irwin firm, are also scheduled to High School Window Auctioneers will be iMrs. Phillpp, meet regularly every Thursday. to the South Shrewsbury river, and master of Peddle school, Hlghb- be razed before the Marine park ex» Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Harold C. Han Ward avenue, from HarUhorne Monte Carlo Night panslon plan has been completed. Work To Start Soon cock, Mrs. Bernard Goldsmith and The thousands of Register readers town, since 1035, was the principal Mrs. Field Mount. Trays will be ar- read the want ads for profit and lane to the North Shrewsbury river, speaker at commencement exercises Dance Saturday Will ranged by Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Wal- the hundreds of users use the Reg- was awarded to the Barrett Road at the Rumson Country Day school Aid Camp Fund The Middletown township school ter C. GupUl, Mrs. Marion T. Hazel ister's want ads for results. corporation of Red Bank on a bid At Shrewsbury Tuesday. Diplomas were presented Two More River board Friday night awarded Its More than 50 years ago The Reg- of $3,952.88. by James M. Fox, president of the ton, Mrs. Burnett W. Strauss, Jr., Final arrangements have been second contract in the $180,000 re- Mrs. George A. Brenker, Mrs. ister received the Gold Star, issued Mayor Wilson welcomed a group Firemen Plan Event board of trustees, to the following pair project to the Leonardo high Ralph L. Shearer, Mra. Frances T. by Printers Ink, which was em- of Boy Scouts who attended the graduates: Elizabeth Louise An- made for a charity ball to he held Oaks Homes Sold school. Harold A. Hendrlckson of Backe and Mrs. John U Mont- blematic of Tho Register's quality meeting to make them eligible for For June 18 And 19 son, Antonio Hauck Dionlsl, Ar- Saturday night at the Molly Pitcher Newman Springs road, Red Bank, gomery, Jr. and quantity circulation, and con- Scout merit awards for citizenship. thur Glbb, Jr., Hope Haskell, Hans hotel for tho benefit of the chll- was awarded a $15,500 contract to tinually sinco that time The Regis- At another part of the meeting the Anthony Hubcr, Dana Etise Mana- dren'n camp fund of the Red Bank VaiiHorn Reports Sales replace and repair school windows. Mrs. John E. Bailly, Jr., and ter has been the outstanding home mayor denounced the hoodlums Final arrangements ate being han, Jane Helen Ncwbold, Mary Quadrangle club. Pete Gulatro's or- The first contract was awarded Mrs. Cuthbert A. Osborne are in newspaper, going into more homes who damaged tho neU on the Vic- made this week by members of the Ann Smith and Helen Gibbon Trim- chestra will play for dancing, and Direct From Plans last month to the Rockwell-New- charge of refreshments, aided by every Thursday than any other tory Park tennis courts. Slttpwsbury Hose company for ble. thtre will be numerous prizes. Mrs. Charles Borden, Mrs. Charles their second annual Monte Carlo man company of East Orange for Monmouth county paper circulat- Finance Chairman Peter H. B. Arthur 'Gibb, Jr., received the Dr. Morgan P. Colio, president, is The Ray VanHorn agency report waterproofing; the high school and Cowan, Mrs. Theodore D. Pareona, ing in this territory. dimming stated that the 194T and night to be hold Friday and Satur- chairman, assisted by Atriofy Os- Mrs. Margaret Parkerum, Mrs. day nights, June 18 and June 19, trustees' prize, awarded each year the sale of two more homes in tha other school buildings for $17,800. 1948 tax rates are approximately to the member of the graduating born. Jr., Fred Yorg, B. Allen Par- River Oaks section of Fair Haven Only the amount to waterproof the Robert Cadman, Mrs. Edwin M. the same. Ho emphasized that only on the grounds adjoining the ker. Herbert Brett, Calvin Ohlsen Farrier, Mrs. Harry Morton! an'i Gala Opening At Shrewsbury (ire house. James class who has shown the most out- near tho boundary of Rumson. high school was taken out of the 35 cents of the tax dollar collected standing qualities of scholarship, and Philip Carman. In charge of These homes arc being bought from (160,000 bond issue, the rest being Mra. Robert Giblon. Four ex-chap- in Rumson is spent for municipal Ahcrn and Frank Lane are chair- decorations are Mr. Carman, Mr- ter regents who will preside at the Frown's Tomorrow men. sportsmanship, leadership and Allen Brothers, inc., builders and derived from current expense*. The final touches have been given operations. The rest is divided be- character. Yorg, Jamea. Turnock, James owners of the River Oaks 170-acra The only other bid on the window tea tables Include Mri, Stewart tween school and county taxes, The main award, an RCA tele- Cleary, Robert Forhes, Bud John- VanVliet, Sr., Mrs. Daniel B. Ol to the new Prown's basement as The exercises opened with the tract. Both sales are a complet* wotk was submitted by the Louis announced in last week's Red Bank vision set, will be awarded at mid- son, Joseph Hopko and -Herbert packaged product, Including plans, Bower* company of Princeton for son, Mrs. Horton B. Garrison and night Saturday, June 19. Special singing of "America the Beauti- Ewlng, Mrs. Walter M. Woolley. Register. Elsewhere in this issue Petit Sahot Owners ful" by the entire gathering. Se- survey, building contract and tb# |33 000. District School Clerk Jamci will be found some of the specials awards will be given nightly. A Ticket sales are in charge of Mr. landscaped lot. A. Davidheiser was instructed to Others serving Include Mrs. Wol- special booth will be conducted by lections sung by the students in- Parker, Mr. Brett, William Rath- that are being offered for the two Plan Seventh Birthday cluded "Cossack Dance," Brahms' One of these sales la to M-. and advertise for bids for iOO lockers, ley, Mrs. John F. Wright, Mra. opening sale days. the newly-organized Ludicb' auxil- smith, William Hogan, Fred Van- for the high school. These bids wil Elizabeth W. King, Mrs. Joseph K. The Petit Sabot on Broad street iary of the company. "Lullaby" and Chopin's "Spring Dorn, Walter H. Dohrn, James Mrs. William Frew Long, Jr., ot be itceived June 10, at which time Bacsone, Mrs. Harry E. Shaw and Many new salespeople have been will be seven years old next Thurs- Committee chairmen include J. Song" by the juniors; "The Volga. Hanley, Or. Allen B. Randall, New York, who are having a house, •ptciflcationa for the remainder of Miss Grace Britton, ticket makers; added to the force to help take care day, and the proprietors of the Harold Riordan, cashier; Leslie Boatman" and "The Wander Song" Chsrlcs Tahor and Alex Muller; built on an acre plot with 200 feet the high school project are ex- Mrs. Wright, Mra. Charles F. Mo- of the extra selling space. popular restaurant, John and Marie Stout and Everett Anderson, light- by the senior hoys; "Canoe Song," publicity, Mr. Ohlsen, Chester L. of frontage on the west side of pected to be submitted by Aylin raller. Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs. All who have looked at the new Maggi, have planned a special an- ing; George Lange, Lester Scott, "Serenade" from "The Student Fcrrar and Ralph Weseman, and Woodland avenue. The house has Pierson, Woodbridge architect.' A Donald Worth,. Sr., chair and table store compliment Mr. Prown on the niversary dinner to be served Fri- David L. Emmons, Monroe Marx, Prince" and "Come, Join the prizes, Mr. O s b o r n, Howard six rooms, one and one-half tiled new heating plant, new stairways arrangements; Mrs. J. Ward Van- attractiveness and the lovely dis- day, June 11. Frit?. Yorg and Jack Hawkins, re- Dance" by the senior girls, and Boehme, Walter Dunbar and Wil- baths, automatic heat and attached and flooring are the major items derveer, Invitations; Mrs. Giblon, play of the merchandise. The coun- Mr. and Mrs. Maggi came to Red freshments; Edward Hounihan, J. "Vceper Hymn" by the seniors. liam G. Sherwood. double garage. Mr. Long is direc- to be discussed, Mrs. Alton V. Evans, Mrs. William ters arc finished in maple and the Bank from Philadelphia, and es- Grover Carter, William Herdcn, The following scholarship awards tor of tho service extension divis- Morgan, Mrs. Richard Tilton and lighting Is continuous strip floures- tablished their restaurant here, af- Robert Sagurton, James Poole, were made by the headmaster, Ed- ion of the National Conference Mrs. Edmund Sickels, floaters; Mra. cent lighting covered with glass. ter many years' experience in that Francis Sagurton, John Parker, gar B. Blake: board, inc., with ottlces in New Three Properties Thomas, Mrs. Phillip, Mrs. George Counter fixtures are of the latest city and other sections of Pennsyl- Edward Reynolds, George Farrell Beginners' Class—Honorable men- 16 To Graduate York city. Have New Owners Drawbaugh, Mrs. Robert L. Close design and aro made to make for vania. They S4>ecialire in dishes of and Stewart VanVliet, construction for high scholarship, Ann Tho other sala arranged by th» and Mrs. Evelyn A. VanKeumi, quick self-«ervlce as well as for an international flavor, broiled tion. Luedke; highest scholarship, Diana VanHorn firm is to Mr. and Mrs, Patrolman Charles B. Jones of tray tickets; Mrs. Edwin W. Irwin, salespeople. A carrier's new wrap- chopo and steaks. The owners have Jchn Poole, Rudy Barg, Floyd Ferris. At Little Silver Arthur B. Sanborn of Marblehead, the Red Bank police department Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin, Mrs. Morgan ping station between the old and always maintained a moderate Kiinmcll, Thomas Bucknlcw, Wil- Primary I—Honorable mention Mass. Mr. Sanborn is associated has sold the bungalow he built on Knapp and Mrs. Dorman McKad- the now basement will be able to price menu for both luncheon and llatu Cutley, Charles Rclss, Emer- for high scholarship, Cornelia Rlk- with Atlantic Refining company th» corner of Spring street and dln, ticket collectors, and Mrs. 131i»- handle a good crowd with a mini- dinner. , son Pierce and Robert Vorg, cr and Norman Thomas; highest Exercises Next with ofllccs in Newark. Tho house Hlfihland avenue to Alexander abcth S. Nell and Mrs. Goldsmith, mum of crowding. booths; Thomas J. Bly and Chester scholarship, Arthur Sorenson. Wednesday Night is of one and one-half story de- Brtwster of New York, who !« an publicity. ' Quick delivery service from tele- F1BM NAME OMITTED L. Forrar, publicity; Mr. Murx, Primary II—Honorable mention sign with seven roms, two tiled underwriter for the Prudential In- phone orders are being handled baths, porch and attached two-car Special prizes' include a snake Alonzo DeVaney, James Borden, for high scholarship, Mary Thomas; Sixteen graduates will receive surance company. The sale was with this station as a central as- An. item In last Thursday's Iiaue Willard Willis and Joseph Fcdorka, highest, scholarship, Whitney Asoy. garage. Features of tho house In- made through Walker and Tinds.ll, skin handbag, given by Mrs. Go'.d- sembling station of orders. of The Register, pertaining to the diplomas at closing exercises to be clude two picture windows, com- smlth, and home-made cakes. Mrs. prizes; James Bly, Sam Vorg, Lar- Junior I—Honorable mention for held next Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. local realtors, and the buyer wil Folks are waiting for this ^ala sale of the Monmouth Beach inn to ry French, Al Robortson, Philip high scholarship, Mary Pregnall; plete rock wool insulation, lira occupy his new home. Gotfimlth is chairman of this com- opening tomorrow and Mr. Prown an Orange couple, stated the s41c in tlio Little Silver school. place, metal weather stripping, oak mittee. Smith and Francis O'Brien, wheels; highest scholarship (JuniorShield), John Eggenberger, class presi- Frank Manson has sold one of has promised many outstanding was negotiated by Ray H, Stillman Mr. Ahcrn, Frank Lane, William Gretxhen Smith. Soors and hot water heat oU-llred, hit new houses on Newman street, Van.Uan Bllass S3.M. values to make it worth while to of Eatontown. We regret that we Junior II—Honorable mention for dent, will g'ive the address of wel- 1 Horden, Vincent J. MeCuo and come. Rev. Dr. Furman A. De River Plaxa, to Thomas Baird of For out new basement opening* wt visit the new basement store. failed to mention as co-operating Fred. Yorg, tickets. high scholarship, Jonathan Blake; To Th. Shar.holders, Leonardo BuildllK have taken Jill our blinds that fold pre- with Mr. Stillman in this transac- Marls, pastor of Embury Methodist and Loan Association, Or to Whom Wt-st Deal who ha* taken posses- viously from 14.98 to $6.98 and putting highest scholarship, Ann-Marie It May Concern:— sion. Friday • A. M. tion the Thompson agency of 81 Hauck. church, will give the invocation them out lit $2.98. (In othtr word* all Our new basement addition opena up. East Front street, Red Bank. Leon's Cold Storaga V.ulls. and trie main address. The winning Flcnia Tuko No'.icc at tha Annual A houee on Washington avenue, our blindi but the regular $3.88 and Come down nnd share In the many ape- Two certifled vaulta on our premises. Junior III—Honorable mention class essay will be read and Mrs. Meeting of the Shareholders of Laon* Leonardo,. formerly owned by fi.8B blinds that w« are now running.) dala. Decornlod glasses 5 cent*, clothes Tha aafaat plac* In town for your furs for high scholarship, Joan Eid- nrdo UuiMintc nnd Loan Association te There are a lot of excellent sixes and Mm I ccnti n doacn, 9x12 rug> 15.98, Mortgage Monay and winter garments. Complete Insur- Frad Morf, chairman of judges, be held at tho rooms of tha anld Aa* Louise, Inc., has been bought most at them ara wood bltndi.'In many email galvanized tuba 49 cents. Lots of for homes, farms, country catatal, bua> ance. Ilondcd routemen. Leon's, Phona redgc; highest scholarship, Thomas will make the award of the Little soclation, In the Whitehouso UuildinS through the same realtors by Rob- CHICK you can Install blinds In between llama thnt we enn't enumerate. Nnt- Incss buildings, existing or new. Long lied Bank 6.2800.—Advertisement. Toy. Silver Woman's club price. Good on Center Avenue, in Leonardo, Mon* ert Weber of Newark. your murnbi or on the face of the lonnl 5 4. 10, I'rown's.—Advertisement. term, ensy payment, liberal loan* on Senior I—Honorable mention for Citizenship medals will be awarded mouth County, New Jer>cy, on Thurs- windows. Don't mils thin sale. See our acceptable properties. Joseph G. McCue Bank Slock Waalad. high scholarship, Peter Sellar; ilny. Junii 11), A. a, 191*, at Eight list ot sltei In our ad. Fir.t come will Now What About Home 7 Accucy, realtors. Mortgage rjennrt- Willing to purchasa up to 2,000 aharta by Mrs, William Schanck for the O'clock in tho evening thereof. The pur- Window Scraene. be first served. Rational 6 A 10. Do you realize wtint R gallon of mcnl, I'huno Rumjon 1.0444.—Adver. or any part ol 2,000 ahares of atock ol highest scholarship, Nancy New- Monmouth County Chapter, D.A.R, pose uf saiil meeting beiti*' the alcctlon All lizca of adjustable acretna in Frown's.—Advertisement. Moora'x fnmnus nutiido white pnlnt for tiscment. Steond National Bank of Red R*na, bold. of Directors, and the Ininsaotion of such • lock. Screen wire In galvanlMd, * • 4.06 will perk up with that new look? John Warmeit. Talsphona Atlantis Hl.h. Senior II—Honorable mention for Selections will be played by the other business as nu\y coma before said eenta ft aquara foot! bronae 13 cents Town and Country Shoin 12 Linden Wright Stores, Inc., 30 Monmnuth Maw Yeur Own lands 1.0001.—AiHarllssmsnt, achoo'. band and the glee club will niccUiiK. rolls will open nt S:00 p. m. anuara foot: plastic 11 cents « squat Flace Is proud to present iti new sum- high scholarship, Isabel Wnud; foot. I'laiit boxes In stock up to 3 ( street. Phono fled IJnnk B-'J'JJL'.—Adver- lawn for IIU.'i, Ifi-lnrli Rendine hitch bo I.enrol In songo. and closo at 9:>lu p. in. mer stock of cotton rlouaeconts bought tisement, wheel, rubber tiles, fivo tutting knives, Discount on Bulbs. highest scholarship (Senior Shield), Leonardo DuUding and Loan Asi'n. Inches wide, National 5 at 10. Frown'i nt ii very speclnl price and sold espe- Diplomas will be presented oy —Advertisement, You'll pay nlmoat $20 for otlirri. rial 20% oft* on Ucnrrnl Electric Mnr. b, U, Conti, auctioneer I'hone K«d Hank 8-0787.—Ad*ertlie< Panel Discussion mtnu • —Advertisement, ' June Brides while and tho motto "Forever Up- G. Couts, auctioneer.—Advertisement. —Advertisement, mtnt. Red Bank Council Church Womrn, Viimous HuKti'j silvri'iilitto service for ward". Subject! "Every Child My Child—In tho Aucllonaai and Ayaralxr. Chrfslar, Plymouth, Inurnatlonal. olxnt, In leather folillntt rase, nt a »pu> Chrysler, Plymouth, Intarnntlonajt* Tobacco, clsara, clgarettea fur unle. Indlililllon? Peeling and? Taka two Fabric of Peliowshlii," KrWIuy, .hum I, B. G, Gonla, 4110 Balb avanua, Lone Salaa and aervlce, Maurle* Sehwarla, chit inw lirlct, 126,OJi, Mftil nriln-s ac- Salaa and larvlca. Maurice Sohnacts. t Wait Front aired, Karl Bank, by Wll Majmlnki, Nat lo bad. All druiitlsti,- at 8 p, m. at Flm Bnpltst cliucch,— I'hon* ltto. Bank 1-01 »7.—AdtaiUaa. cepted, towy's Uifli, 23 Wf« Main Ernla Majar'i Tsvarn, Rumion. CholM I'hon* Red Bank I-07S7,—Advert!**. Hum •rlVton,—Advertlliment. AOvertlietnent. Branch. Fhon* «.3S99. "Ar.j klnA of AdvertlHment, suction anfwhate."—Adttitliimant, menu . auiet, Frtthold.—Advertlitmenb dlnnsra from 11,10.—Adrartlitmtnt, BIDW OASK REGISTER, JUNE 3, 194s. rage Two John's place are parents of a son I TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAJN born Saturday at Illvervlcw hospi- - PIANO INSTRUCTIONS - State Shooting tal. Contractor and Builder POPULAR MUSIC Expreit Your Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Willis ol HOWARD ISAAC First street are parent* of a son, PIANO STUDIO Begins Tomorrow SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING • Bros* St., Be* luk bom Tuesday at Monmouth Me- SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES Phone K. B. MM* the Bereaved With It No Answer, Eatontoim 3-eOM-B. In Port Monmouth morial hospital, S ELM FLACK T£L. BED BANK S-UM-J COLONIAL FLOWERS IVnnybridgr. Gunners HAROLD FERKV ft GEORGE GLASSEY I 4 To Be Hot* Uul> S EAST FRONT ST. It. I*. 6-1666 For Chani|iioiig|ii|is IAIY The. New Jersey State Trap- shooting association tomorrow be- IROWNIE | £,'ius its 51st annual championship I shoot. It will be held at the Penny- IZ-ITE EN6USH-TYK tiridjjo Farm O-un cluh on Elmer SPECIAL Exceptionally mild, baby-gentlet Hesse's property In Port Mon- For Summertime''§ mouth. SPORT SUN GOGGLES froily Refretherst The event runs three days, to- Juit load, aim and ihootl Fixed fecut STORK CASTILE SOAP Scientific Menitcui lenses. morrow's action being preliminary tent, simple plunger release. SOOA STRAWS Pure for baby, Qifts For to the ttate Uoublea' championship ethers tp te MS (or the George S. McCarty Memor- Stt Sanitary paper tipper* 100'$ sensitive skin. ial trophy, This begins at 10 a. m- FATHER'S DAY GRADUATION Saturday. L,aat year's winner was John D. Rowland of New Bruns- RONSON LIGHTERS SHEAFFER and wick. •r fM*nj! BUXTON WALLITS ESTERBROOK Saturday afternoon will have the SHEAFFER PEN and PENCIL SETS state distance chnnipionshlps on PEN and PENCIL SET* BUXTON WALLETS lap. \V. H. SkifHnfrton of Farming- tow! Rtxoll AfMON JEWELRY ELGIN COMPACTS dale in the dcfendlnc champ. ROIINtON POCKET KARU JEWELRY On Sunday morning, the actual SECRETARIES MUSICAL BOXES slate championship will be staged STORK NURSER PAT PENCILS over 200 16-yard targets. In nd- TIE RACKS •lftion to the shore of the entry Seal-capped nursing unit; HUMIDORS AUTOGRAPH BOOKS purse, $200 h«* been nddeel, with non-colic screw-on nipple needs no PIPE RACKS SWEETHEART PURSES ench of live classes receiving Its proportionate share. Tjust year's handling after steriliiing. . . . It's "HALLMARK" FATHER'S OAY and GRADUATION champ was Ezra OH of Maple- safer for baby, easier for mother. shade. CARDS The AU-Arounrt championship complete will be the New Jnrsey resident nmatcur who Is hitfli gun on the unit, 35c championship 400 targets. H. T. Hulluck of Vincland last year took Fox's Qift Shop the event. The stiitc trapshootlng association Is adding $100 to the 41 MONMOUTH ST. II ED BANK championship. In all $600 in added money will be awarded and numerous valuable trophies will be nwarded. The ama- teur Trapshooting association will tit/ftftV donate trophies to the winners of TOILET TISSUE Uic doubles and all-around cham- DENTAL CREAM pionship a/i well as to the winner of the ladles' championship. Cteant your breath at it cleans AIR TAXI SERVICE Molly Pitcher hotel will be the c shooter's official headquarters. The your teeth. Do Von Know That 3 People Can Fly To state association will meet Satur- WAXED PAPER j>3 Round Trip day at noon in Pcnnybridge club- lute house. La Cuardia Airport in 13 minutes S13.2O MISS BENNETT ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett of Uttor Camden, N. J. in 24 minutes 23.60 Kcyporl have made known the en- KLEENEX TISSUES.... Atlantic City, N. J. gagement of their daughter, Miss in 27 minutes 2H.80 Margaret Bennett, to AllBter Mac- SHAVE CREAM Lake Placid, N. Y. in 110 minutes 110.00 Konzio, eon of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. For quick, close, lotting ihovct 18 MncKcnzle of Port Monmouth. Miss Martha's Vineyard, Mam. in 80 minutes 7B.00 Bennett was graduated from Key- without burnt pal t high school and attended RUBBING ALCOHOL, ?! .. Cape Cod, Mats. in 47 minutes 47.60 Drake Business school at Perth East Hampton, L. I. in 42 minutes Amboy. She ia employed by the 42.00 Armstrong Cork company at Key- (above ratei subject to transportation tax) port. Mr> MacKenzle attended Murray Hill high school in New Call u» for quotation* to other destinations. York city, and is employed at the Naval Ammunition depot at E&Tle. Ho served with the army overseas. Sbainty wbtoaoranll DR. SCHOU'S FOOT COMFORTS Ketp yourself itceet and put you on easy feet! RED BANK AIRPORT, INC. Keyport niceio-be-near! Mrs. Benedict Mione was elected PHONE RED BANK 6-1730 president of Rarltan unit, American Ijeglon auxiliary, at the annual Rof. $1.00 DkHttt * meeting conducted in the Legion "2-Woy" DEODORANT CREAM home last week. Installation of the new officers will tnkq, place in Oc- For A Limittd Time Onl/I tober. Other officers included Mrs. F. O. Oswald, first vice president; Corn Mi*f> DR. SCHOU'S ZINO* ARRANGED Mrs. Edward Vandcrbilt, second MUM, stops perspiration odor, H.iiu 31c* Social! vice president; Mrs. Raymond Lin- PADS, separate .nedieotioni . . $$C demann, treasurer; Mrs. David FRESH, never gritty or graaty . . . 43c* FINANCING Schanck, chaplain; Mrs. James NEW PEDKREME Undtr feet? DR. SCHOU'S FOOT FHA Crombie, historian, and Mrs. Claude •OWDER, soothes, comforts . 33g* APfRID, cannot Irritate the tkln . . . 39c* Brideau, sorgeant-at-arms. Host- and FOOT POWDER esses at the meeting were Mrs. ODO-RO.NO, flower fragrant, .71... . 25c* Aching f»*t7 DR. SCHOU'S FOOT FreU Linden, Mrs. Walter Baldwin Special package! Ideal for and Mrs. John McLeod, •AIM, quick-acting eintment . .JJ»? VETO, Colgate'* daoe1orant,.70es.. . .39c* hot, lender, aching feet. Mr, and Mrs. John S. Matthews, Jr., were feted by approximately Athlete'I Foot? DR. SCHOU'S SOL* 125 friends and relativea u they ob- VEX, liquid or ointment .... $$t served their silver wedding anniver- ifmff ccf supply ...act quickly! sary at an open- house. A color scheme of silver and white was Undtr Spots? DR. SCHOU'S KURO* used for the refreshment table. Vipi \or 75an-9an* TEX, moleikin foot plaster . . . 2«TC Both Mr. and Mia. Matthews are Bronte without burnt members of Calvary Methodist •aim, Cramps? OR. SChOlL'S LU. chuich. Mr. Matthews is a member Bmk without blitterl of the local Yacht club, secretary PADS, for ball of fee;, pr. . . . 9&C of the Keyport Building and Loan association, secretary of the Eagle SKOl SUNTAN LOTION rio«e company and a. member of the Take 0 quick thine businessmen's association. Mrs. Grtettltit.. . antiilptftt TW* Matthews Is a member of the Lit- erary club and the Monmouth Mem- to dull lock$.,, uith GYPSY SUNTAN CREAM tub* 4.... 59c* orial hospital auxiliary. liquid* and cream* to Local and Raritan township police are Investigating' acts of van- JAN SUNTAN CREAM by Jantnn.. i.... 59c* bring out extra gleamt dalism at Cedarwood cemetery, where it has been reported that a GAIY Greaseku Switan lotian. number of headstones have heen overturned and smashed. Cedar- SUTRA SmtM lotian, bottle j .... S9c * HOME IMPROVEMENTS wood Is one of the oldest cemeteries in this area. NORWICH Greoi.l.ji SmtM lotion . t.... 39c* may be financed on Mise Doris West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. West, will graduate Monday from Wilson col- adds color... tustn... EASY TERMS lego at' Chambersburg, Pa. She will receive a B. A. degree. and sof (nets, oil of onctf Knbbl Harry Lawrence of this Jirttaid A'eeJt THROUGH THE F.H.A. borough recently officiated at the Puts life back into faded unveiling of a monument in memory of the late Mrs. Lena Podelef- Halo Shampoo, 50c «i». . . hair I Rinses gorgeous color shy at the United Hebrew ceme- into dull hair . . . gives it We are prepared to supply you with the tery, Perth Amboy. REXAIL f IRSTAID CASE.. you wouldn't driv a car sparkling highlights... and Six more names have been sub- without a tpare tire, you shouldn't drivt without a necessary materials for the MODERN* mitted to the mayor and council leaves It soft and manage* To.- consideration when the plan- Urn Aid hit. 33 pieces in metal box. . . . 2*2$ IZATION, ALTERATION or IMPROVE. ning board is appointed. The busi- able. 1 {shades. nessmen's association named Carl MENT of YOUR HOME by arranging an Bitter, Mllto(n Gale and Robert E. REXAIL Ontc-landl, plain w mermraMVMittl 29c 5 Hartratn, and the Rarltan post, American Legion, named Frederick FIRSTAID COTTON IAUS,b«K«'a00 . .49c F. H. A. loan. Kruser, Edwin O'Hanlon and Harry Farley. f IRSTAID SURCICAl GAUZE, 1 yd. In box 29c *»wi •*e*ral Payable up to 7 years or less, on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allocco ire patents of a daughter, born Mon- REXAIL FlrttoM 6o«zo PaA, S"x3", 13'* 40c day at Rivervic'.v hospital. -*m EASY TERMS. Mr. and Mre. James Kennedy of First street, are parents of s JIJ ADHESIVE TAPE, I' x S yards . . 33c t rarelu hav to wait,.. mm ^ ,0 #r „ mlmm Ht | MO RED TAPE . !\O DELAY daughter, born Sunday «.t River- vinw hospital. your Rx at Rexall. Vour '•ttall pharmacist hat wtytMna ha nndt at hit Pay only 10% when you receive Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bennett of St. fingertip*. Ha concentrate* oil hfi technical tklll on tht /ob at hand, workt your material* . . . Balance on with tiptrt quickneu... compounds the average prescription In 15 mintfei er ten. Wise Easy Terms. Consult us before fEMI NINE HYGIENE making your final decision. Housewives Have All Th« Family'! Winter Clothing 8ANITONE CLEANED No chafing RED BANK LUMBER and 8TORED with free-stride AT LIGGETT & SUPPLY CO. LEON'S MODESS m 33* 2 - Certified Veulta - 2 On Our Super, regular and junior sizei. COR. PEARL ft WALL STREETS Worn Internally. The modern DRUGS LEON'S 0iMmyBtiefM,/i2# monthly sanitary protection. RED BANK 64153 SI net nil •Ml White St. R. B. 0-3101 I CORNER BROAD fc mUNlMUUin aiKtf IS. PHONE 0-1444, RID lANK. KKD BANK KKOISTKK, JL'XK .!, 1!»18 Page Threa

PIANO TEACHER TVo 3Iore New Stores THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING CKADL'ATK TIAXIST 117 Prmptvt Ale, IC.-il HanU Telephone Ited Hank ii-iiiu Mt-mbcr National C, iiM P:;ino Teachers MRS. LUCILLE McCARTHV Kt-cilul . . . June I*>lli. Si. Janus Amliloiiiim For Appointment. Call BuniKOn, N. J. 1-1533-J

SAME DAY SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE BIG AIR SHOW \' Garments Brought in Before 10 A. M. SUNDAY, JUNE 6 Shell Be \> Ready at 5:00 P. M. 2:00 P. M. NEW IMI';:OVKI1 SANSTCc G COLTS NECK AIRPORT Cleaning COLT'S NKCK, NEW JEKSKY Jn line with the business growth extending s;mth on Broad street, construction of a one-story LIONS building comprising two stores on the west side of Broad street, two doors from Peters place, will bo 6t-1t White St. I'M. I'.. 11. fi-'JHOO started about July 1. R. E. Delatush is the architect. The former home property at 130 Broad street «iu purchased in 10-11 by Maxwell H. Klnrln, TE-WILLS FOt All proprietor of the paint store at '27, Monmoulh .street, fru:.i the Hutching estate. The house has beea Princess Gardner bought by William D. Layton, Shrewsbury contractor, who i* niuvins " ».T the site to another location. BKNKliT The plot has a frontage of 49 feet (in Broail street and a depth of 150 feet. The building will bo Wnat a gay, viitly billfold! Tickled Pink embosse*1*!* of cinder block and steel construction with a ::ouritc front. Them will bo lirpc display windows on I-IMHMIHI. kl\\ VMS of j litiw.id Corbet left Friday for at 'i card party given hy tho Ladies' thp jirade .•t-hool Parent-Teacher r. •. ] Ij'.ii 'jr.j'itun, Iowa, ADMISSION—Adult* 2.M-: <:hil«lmi 10. atiNi'lipry of Community fire com- socir.tkm mrl at the .sihnut Wed- .Mi.i. Bessie Kane of Newark was. pany Thursday afternoon of las* r.esduy evening of hut week. Miss .i WLol'.-end visitor at the home of wee.:. A hand-made apron, donated Vlnorwi Dtu'rah, diroi'tor of mental Mi1, and Mrs. Richard Curry. by Mrs. Groves, was awarded to hyg'tnc for .Monmo.u'.U count*', w:\ i Mrs. Walter A. Gordon and CATE PRIZES Mrs. Louis Veigel as the blind nc speaker, ii:ul Mrs. Harry Crr.vcr chiishter cf Garden City, L. I., package. Mrs. John Corbett made ivas chairman. v.erc week-end guests of Mr. and hlgluvt score at bridge, Mrs. Joseph Atter .spending a month as a M'*. Clifford F. Gordon. J. Miller was highest at pinuchle gue:t of Mr. and Mrs. Potcr Oicon, j The proposed operating rules of TOTE'M... SS.00 an:l a non-player prize went to Alfred Jensen is returning; to Co- the newly-formed co-ordinalins TICKETS ON SALE Mrs. Margaret Lyons. penhngan, Denmark. Mrs. Jensen, council of township civic organiza- REGISTRAR... $3.9$ Mrs •William Clark of Newark Mro. Green's sister, will remain in tions were approved at a meeting was a week-end guest of Mr. and thin country for yevcrnl uveks of tin- Leonardo Citizen's associa- AT . . . Whether it's a cor- Mrs. John Corbett. oncer. tion Friday evening at Community sage or an elaborate bri- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Veigel spent iiro house. John R. Ronnldson, the week-end at the home of Mr. Mrs. George Thomas entertained dal bouquet, Egans will her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter president, appointed Nicholas Kais- awl Mrs. Bradford Brown of Mil- er, John Connolly and Mrs. William give individual attention bur, i. Monk, Mrs. Thomas Oberdick an.l dauflhtcrs, Kathleen and Patty, am! L-nvlcr us the nominating commit- Anthony's Cleaners to your wedding flowers. Mrs. Edward Herbster and fam- tee. Hy spent the week-end with Mrs. Mrs. Arthur McLniiEhlin, all cjj Visit Egans and talk Hcrbster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newark, at luncheon Wednesday of Mr and Mrs. Frank Wetland of JaniCH M. MacPhec, Sr. last week. Wiinliinston avenue are parents 35 iMonmoiiili Si. IUMI Hank over your flower needs Guests at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Erskine and of a son, born Saturday at Mon- 17 RKOAD ST. KED BANK, N. I. at no obligation. Gccrgc DcLong were her son, Jer- eon Eciwin, Jr., of Irvinjiton, wer-3 mouth Memorial hospital. ry Walcnta, and his family, and visitors at tho home of Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Werner Koskc of Erskinc this w-eek. ('. OF C. DINNER MEETING Egans of Harding Road Flushing, U I. i Mrs. John Iglny, a surgical pa- l tier.-, at Monmouth Memorial hos- Tl:r annual dinner meeting of the Greenhouses on Harding Kd. Mi-, and Mrs. Harry Sternschus pital, returned to her home here retail division of the Asbury Park recently entertained • Mrs. John Chnmhcr of Commerce will be held At Harrison Avenue Saturday. Stofkn and Mr. and Mr*. Edward Mr. and Mrs. William Rose of next Monday at the Berkeley Car- I FI1ON12 It. It. (i 1113 Paynt of Astoria, L. I.; Mr. and Jersey City were guests over the torcc hotel. Dr. William Sims of j Nashua Mrs Jack VanPelt and Mr. and week-end at the home of Mr. and Nev York will bo the principal Mrs. Dan Kehoe of College Point, Mrs Alfred Carlock. speaker.- N. Y.. and Mrs. Joseph Werner of Rc\. Elhvood 3. Wolf, pastor of Invited guests include State Sen- excltM Hi* "decorator" in you Trenton. ' . • the B&ptist church, is attending the ator J. Stanley Herbert nnd Asscni' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson Norlhcrn Baptist convention at blymcn Merrill Thompson and El- j spent a few days with their son, vin R. Simmill and the Asbury j when combined with Harold Patterson, and -family of Milwaukee, Wis. East Orange. Mrs. Myles Cavanagh wao hostess Pant mayor and council. The -lln- ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conway had at the card and game party liekl ul ncr Is ii testimonial to tho outgoing t Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey of the Brcvent Park and Leonardo ru-c chiiirmnn, Charles Musto. Irvlngton as their tfutsts for a few hou.',c Tuesday evening of last Hampshire Cloth days. week by the Ladies' auxiliary. At Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Jr., the party this Tuesday Mrs. Trina and Mr. and Mr*. Jack Rosenbloom Christy acted as hostess, and It ONLY $2.50 of New York city are spending sev- was announced that Mrs. Albert W. eral days with Mrs. Al W. Cross. Cross would be hostess for the pal 8ANITONE "CLEANING Mr. Lewis ia recuperating from ty next Tuesday. The weekly par- and You'll be inspired to glorious heights SHIRTS serious illnees. ties begin at 8:30 p. m. 8TORAQE Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gauch, Sr., of in home decorating with these tantalizing prints ... of Newark and their children, Jim- entertained their daughter, -Mrs. Any Woolen Garment with mio and Rose, arrived Friday to Hubert Nylander, and family of IN OUR floral, scenic, striped and plaid . . . exclusive speed several days at their sum- North Arlington, and Harry Guuch, mer home here. Jr., and family of Kcarny for sev- CERTIFIED VAULTS Aeroplane Cloth Mrs,. Rose Doran of Newark I. eral days this week. • Value to $50.«0 Nashua" patterns lo fashion into slipcovers and draperies visiting her daughter, Mrs. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Anthon O. Lund Btohm. were guests of John Lund and fnm- You'll find it a joy to sew on these finely Collar ily o." Lyndhuivit for several day* LEON'S Pamela Pitts of Newark is visit- Since 1912 woven cottons . . . vat dyed for lasting color, ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. recently. The two families visited 01-70 Wlllt;: St. R. 11. 6-3KII0 prc-shrunk for durability. In the same rooms, • 1 combine print with plain ... use Nashua's solid color Hampshire Cloth, dyed to harmonize with the cretonne. It's Sanforized, treated to a permanent, ^ '•j-trous finish in 36 inch width. YOU'RE ALWAYS RIGHT IN A

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»!! liroml ,A. Ited Hank 32 BKOAD ST. HANK 45 BKOAD ST. KED Opi'ii Friday Until I) p. M. Pace Fouf BED BASK REGISTER, JUXE 3, 1948 ley, John Sweeney, Harvey Tllton, Robert Newman, Car! Bathgate, JEWELRY REPAIRING Eatontown Boro 32 To Receive Elizabeth Brown, Nancy Byrne, NOW THERE S A MAKE-UP BASE $25,000.00 Cash is First Prize Dorothy Carle, Anna Clambrone, >V*Ui:». Clack* a-H Javalrr Claaaa4 Mi R«»alr> at RMMiiiaftU CncM 1 Lillian Connor. 1 Protests Hydrant First Communion Joan Cooke, Aon Deckert, Eileen All Werb GuaraatMa far Ona Yrar TYPED TO YOUR SKIN! I in Family Sweepstakes Contest Desmond, Sylvia Desmond, Grace H. ROSIN, Jawc.tr At Holy Cross Church, Durstewitz, Jean Friscia, Ann I* Weal Fraat Si, *•« Baah, N. J. Rate Increase Joyce Flood, Jean Harrington, Ann Tal. 1-00TZ-M. lige Family Sweepstakes Prize To Re Awarded At The Kumton, Sunday Hogan, Elizabeth Holland, Marylin \K>y NK WMTMOM Joint With Other Holland, Jean Kelly, Marie Kepp- * • Biauty Consultant Conclusion Of Pepsi-Cola "Treasure Top" Contests! Thirty-two children will receive ler, Elizabeth Lovegren, Clalr La- ' to Bollyueod Stars Municipalities In Holy Communion Sunday at the 9 Marche, Grace Minaldl, Hazel Mln- o'clock mass In Holy Cross church, aldl, Patricia McGuinness, Barbara NEW "Our two foundations flatter the two Here's your chance to win Appeal To P.U.C. Rumson, Pupils of the second* Olivadotl, Ellen O'Brien, Joanne bajic skin types I Wear the right jk:^ $25,000.00 Cash! That's the third, fourth and fifth grades will O'Brien, Elizabeth Quirk, Angela make-up base and achieve .••..-'« Ranlerl, Jean Rlgney, Lillian Shea, the beauty you've always wanted." top prize of 40 offered in Eatontown mayor and council at sing in the choir. Joan Smith, Doris Swenson, Ann Pepsi-Cola's terrific'Treasure a meeting Friday night O.K'd a pe- First Communicants are Doro- Teeter, Catherine Tllton, Clair Top" Sweepstakes and Con- tition to be sent to the State Public thea and John Blass, Kegina Werlcmann, Marie Weriemann, Utilities commission through the ooke, Alice Cromey, Muriel Anita Wright. M-wm NORMAL A&ID OUT SKIN certs. It's the greatest con- boioujrh attorney, Howard W. flob- Doerlc, Frances Durstowltz, Marie test ever—51 Cash Prizes erts, protesting the increased rates Fallon, Carole Giglio, Betsy Hclik- John Hassingcr, John Keany, Eu- each month in your state! for the installation and rental of er, Margaret Johnson, Ann Marie gene Kennedy, John Kennedy, Big Monthly National Prizes! water hydrants and asking the McCrossin, Patricia Miller, Anne George Lane, Joseph Murphy, John commission to reverse Its decision Murray, Pauline .Sorrentino, Nancy Noonan, Robert Oagoodby, John And best of all, that big in favoring the Monmouth Consoll- Stroobol, Bonnie Toy, Michelle Van Raleigh, Margaret Mucgge, Irene ?25,000.00 Prize! For fun— Andre, Louise Bond, Mary Ann datrd Water company. der Leur, Louise Bond, Beverly : for cash—there's nothing like Similar action has been taken by Bowers, Anthony Cantalice, John Carew, Judith Desmond, Madeiyn "Creamy-soft, leaves no trace of Pepsi-Cola's sensational new the Middletown Township commit- Dlskon, Anthony Durstewitz, Ben- Desmond, Robert Desmond, John ollineu, no dry> 'masked' look.", contest. Enter now—enter tee nnd la expected to be followed jamin Fallon, James Keany, An- Desmond, Joan Hasalngcr, Lillian thony Mellacl, Francis Love, Rob- Karinja, Patricia Nelson and Mar- *1."^«J tan • often. Every entry* gets a by Shrewsbury and Ocean township guerite Sheehan. Be a winner—enter now! committees at their meetings. The ert McGlnnla, George Osgoodby, Treasure Certificate for the borough seeks to revert to the Robert Lovgren, Edward Pors- DRY SKIN big Family Sweepstakes charge of 140 per hydrant and to ivics, Charles Shay and Thomas TWO INJURED HERE CMMC SHAMPOO Prizes'. under the cork in every Pepsi- havo the new schedule rescinded. Smith. Two persons injured in an auto- lUeJtm Cola bottle top. Collect 'em... Exception is taken in the protest The following children were con- mobile accident Saturday at West FOUNDATION tout Look *for the hidden design swap 'em ... it's fun. to the water company regulation, firmed last Thursday at Holy Cross Front and Pearl streets were Mrs, I. RintM away church: >OWMI OVERGLO ('f| filed with the Public Utility com- T. .7. McGrath and George McGrath dandruff inttantly IOTION 'Entriu ahould be eomptett andmcaompmnimd4s>• "Trwmur* Tnp". mission and put in effect November Robert Benson, Michae) Benson, of 66(5 River road, Fair Hav«n. The "The perfect firiih for ctt tinted" GET ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR STORK 27 lest, requiring municipalities to Dennis Byrne, Peter Catanzarite, cara were driven by Frank J. Scac- i. U«v«> hair foum';i!^ns-tiT,n3parent, letsyour ~*7tj lanolin but gives i soft, sup- guarantee a minimum 18 per cent Fred Ciambrono, John Deckert, cia. of 2 Cross street, Little Silver, unaathar, shinier glow through!*- pis finish to your complexion.".,• of revenue on the cost of new in-Herbert Dudley, Robert Dwyvr, and James Worden of 654 River M.** this tat t ikaieiS nn!t!c-: Prpsi-Cola nottlinar Co. of Anbury Park stallations. The petition asked ttus- Richard DIFIorc, Robert DiFiore, road. Fair Haven. Mrs. McGrath 3. MtakM hair 4-oi. Jet Untie i Appointment from Pepsi-Col a Company, N, Y. pension of the rates pending a for- Francis Festcejo, Thomas Fnrrell, was treated and released from Ri- •asiar *• manage l-ei.T..*4*4 mal hearing, and claims that no Richard Gaynor, Edward Giunco, vcrvlcw hospital. Mr. McGrath re- notice was given of the filing of Raymond Hclikcr, Paul Hlntel- ceived minor Injuries. the proposed revision of rates. It mann. IT m MUM tf TMt MM HHMWKT argues that numerous hydrants Robert Johnson, Gerald Kelly, were on order prior to the newFrancia Kruse, Alfred lJiB:-ccquc, AT LEONARDO FOR HUMMER rates effective date and that these 'ranciH Murphy, John Pcsola, Dolph Kern, chief probation of- KLARINS would not be subject to rules adopt- hilip Pesola, Richard Pcsoln, Ron- ficer of Hudson county, nnd Mrs. ed subsequent to placement of the ald Riddle, Wayne Pesola, James Kern arc staying at the Highland order. Ryan, Edwin Scholl, Augustlno avenue coltn^e at Leonardo with PAINT POTPOURRI Tho protesting municipalities con- Smith, John Smith, William Smith, Mr. nnd Mia. Al Mansfield and sons Bread and Wallac* $t»., R«d Bank tend that the revision "attempts to icph Sorrentino, William Stnn- Mh'.liaol and Peter, for the season. require the municipality to under- write all new extensions and the use of public funds and public 4 j l^f • S A S. A.-S. • Sc credit for tho benefit of a private corrpany." He said other Paints Council adopted an emergency mennure providing for $6,600 for road repairs. Two sections of are as good as South street, Lewis street from Ma.pl< avenue to the bridge and Science Discovers New Easy Way to Loose Fat Clinton street will be repaired llrst, Merkin's Wearite said Councilman James N. Wol- cott, Jr. A road committee was New Dietary Food Plan Proves Amazing Power to Help Reduce Excess Appetite named fay Mayor Harry 8. Row- land to Inspect a used road-grader offered for sale for «,S0» by George Requires No Starvation. No Harmful Drugs. No Exercise. C. Gilbert of Kingston, N. Y. Lake drive was taken over by the borough as a public street. A citizen's juvenile study committee to deal with delinquent youth problems was authorized bjr resolution and Mayor Uowland said he would appoint the members later. Councilman Woleott announced that garbage collection* Mondays and Thursdays starting June 1 will require that trash and garbage be placed on the cut* the night before. Property ownera of Weston place thanked the council by letter for the road improvements made. K request for a street sign was referred to the committee. The council's recent action In 120 US turning down the request of tavern AFTER '**». operators for a change in the clos- TINY rOOD TAILET WORKS WONDERS ing hour from 2 to 3 a. m. was called "gratifying" in a letter re- FOR PAT FOIKS, bcoust when used as The lady's rig-lit! There's nothing, but nothing, as g-ood ceived from the alcoholic beverage directed in the KVRON Reducing Plao, they as MKRKIX WKAIUTE I'OHGH - DECK - FLOOR! ENA- control commissioner. help appeaie hunger and cat down appetite. MEL -for finishing wood, concrete or composition doors. Permission was granted fit. Dor- You don't feel hungry when leaving tbc table. CHICAOO MOTHIR RIOUCIS 3S POUNDS IN 7 YOB feel refreshed, have moxe pep. othea's church to use borough prop- WEEKS. That*, the report of Mn. Kithryn Walker, Use it inside w outside ... it withstands wear and erty for the display and disposing weather. Cumcs in 10 popular colors, black and white. of a television set. 3332 Potomac Ave., Chicago. Photo at right it Mrs. Ask us for H cumplcle color card. Klarln's Paint ttor*, Walker as she looks today. Photo at left ii artist's con- Boyt can m»k« poektt montr br Mil- ception of Mis. Walker when the wat overweight. 28 Monmouth Street, Red tank. ing Th« ResinUr.—Advertlumnt.

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I know I will thoroughly enjoy your WHEN St'EAKINt; Ol HEALTH beautiful hotel "Molly Pitcher." IT 18 MOT TRUE TO SAV "WE MID KVEKYTHINCi POSSIBLE" For Graduation! !A Touch Of Yours very truly, UNLESS CHIROPRACTIC WAS INCLIJIIRD Alfred L.. Mooney. iEarly History In Assistant Secretary. DR. WARREN FOWLER I'llOXK NEW COLONIAL HOMES Smith Pleads Innocent son r,rr>Ai» ST. C.liiropraclor An Old Policy To Oliver Murder U.NDEH CONSTRUCTION • SYCAMORE COURT, Nolan Smith, 68. of Wingo T«r- Company Hn Had racs. Pine Brook, Shrewsbury township, last Thursday entered a plea SYCAMOKi; AVKMi:, SHKKWSWJKY, NEW JEHSEY Bui T*O Agent* of pol guilty at Freehold to the murder of Charles Oliver, a neigh- Here In 70 Yean bor, and will stand trial June 14. Hit wife, Rosic Smith, also pleaded Special Thh Week A Are insurance policy of much im:nccnt to a. charge of assauK THE OftO- I interest was unearthed a short time with intent to kill. Her trial ilatc WE BUILD TO YOUR ORDER ago by Alexander D. Cooper, local was not set. real estate agent, when going According to the prosecutor's of- CARNATIONS ROYAL PORTABLE through some early papers in hisfice, Mr. Oliver was killed May ~ CHOICE HOME SITES ALSO I OR SALE IV YOU CARE TO flics. The policy wat issued March W.icn he was shot in the back fol- ALL COLORS wWi FINGER FORM KEYS 1, 1883, to R. and A. W. Borden of lowir.p a neighborhood quarrel Shrewsbury in the amount of 14,- wiMi the Smiths. Alter bcinK ac- IUIIM) YOURSELF. MANY OTHER LISTINGS IN MON- 000, which covered a builder'* risk cused of breaking into the Smith yvr lingtr fip'.X as follows: horn.', Oliver is lllcgcd to have re- MOUTH TO Ol IEK. "$3,600 on two-»tory frame, sented the accusations. During thr Tht ideal graduation gift-1ha argument Mrs. Smith is charged completely revolutionary new shingle roof building and on lam-with firing two shots at him. Her ROYAL PORTABLE TYPE- btr and materials for same contained in said building and on thehusband is alleged to have taken u;i:\r USUALLY O\ PREMISES, OR CALL WRITER. New Quiet De Luxe. premises. Situate on the south aide th« gun and shot Oliver. He died $89.50 plus tax. Also the new on hi; way to Monmouth Memorial of the Shrewsbury river, near Red hosrital. Arrow, $79.50 plus tax. Bank, N. J. $400 on frame stable situate east of the above described Haddonfiold has two yew tr.-cs building." said to be the oldest of their speclos ROBERT J. MARVIN The policy, No. 3M, was iuued in America. They were brought to by the late Thomas Davis, Jr., forAmerica by Elizabeth Haddon, the Springfield Insurance company founder of the town, whoso roman- TELEPHONE MATAWAiN 12568 of Springfield, Mass., and an attrac- tic life Is celebrated In Longfel- tive woodcut illustration thereon low's "Tales of a Waysldn inn"nnd RED SANK 6-1832 showed the principal buildings in in Lydia Marie Child's story, "The LITTLE SILVER the Courthouse square in the city Youthful immigrant." at that time. 17 tiroad Si Red Bank Mr. Cooper, who his represented this company many years, forward- ed the policy on to the home office and they acknowledged same by the following letter: Springfield, Maes. Mr. Alexander D. Cooper, Agent, n Sets Red Bank, New Jersey. My Dear Mr. Cooper: <» Refrigerator* We were all very much Interested EM I OELEftV SALAD in the policy which you so kindly loaned me and we are having it photostated and returning the original to you. We will also secure a calendar of the First Congre- gational Church which is the building with the tall spire shown at the BROAD * WALLACE ST3 left of the picture; the building next right is the Odd Fellows Hall RED BANK-OPEN FRI. EVE. (CHICKENSALAD Plattei All Poplar Braris which has been removed for many years, and the large building on "Sjfiisalion of the Shore' right of the picture is the City Hall and Police Station which was STUNNIN6 WHITE O?Al GLASS Opening Specials burned many years ago under pe- 14 culiar circumstances. I understand they were holding a fair in the CUP AND main auditorium of the building; Frisk STRAWBERRY PERMANENTS and it was elaborately trimmed with paper festoons, and on* of the SAUCER SUNDAE Latest 1948 Nestle Oil exhibits contained a monkey which »itlt twa tcaapi escaped from its cage, and the •f

Public Auction Sale , -OF- Reg.ScLIFESAVERSHcc TOBACCOS 2I«SUII1USSSTEIL Household Qoods and Furnishings WRIGLEY GUM orf U llW WWyW HANOIHANQERS Consisting Mainly of Antiques CHICLET Saturday, June 5, 1948 Commencing 10:30 A. M. Sharp. BOTH FOR SO S3 McLaren St., Red Bank, N. J. (at the end of Wallace St.) MBBIIMIMI Having sold my home, will dispose of my entire household goods, furnishings and antiques at Public Auction. FORTHEPPIfirnr MOUSETRAPS Consisting of cherry highboy four poster bed, Boston rocker complete, over 130 years old; Victorian sofa, 12 Victorian chairs (rosewood mahogany), Victorian chest of drawers, Empire cheat M SALT of drawers, four poster cherry bed (very old), 104-plece dinner set >l.s.U.$.P. (Wedgewood), Dresden platter, porcelain figures, Bristol vasea, ZINC OXIOE Dresden cup and saucer, Overlay fruit dishes, demi-tasse cups and in •aucers (hand painted), old pressed glass candelabra (with c OINTMENT prisms), hand painted chlnawarc (Staffordshire, French, English, '«t If. l.ba German); ironstone, hand painted vases, silver platter, (liver butter dish, bric-a-brac, old fashioned pump organ (Maion Hamelin), IOC WiltlC Banff MM Early American stand, hanging lamp (cranberry), antique oval mirrors (mahogany), pine tables, chest of drawers (pint), pine chairs, dropleaf table (cherry), oil paintings, engravings, prints, TUMBLERS Empire console table, Gothic clock, French clock, steeple dock, vanity clocks, secretary desk, throw ruga, hooked rugs, two 9x12 rugs, curtains, blankets, drapes, hand made quilts, two buffalo robes, kitchen ware, ironing board, powder horn, Civil War swords and bayonets, spinning wheel, flax wheel, toot stools (antique round and square), candle mold, antique picture frames, (metal), Mahogany rockers, antique cradle (cherry), old leather bound trunks, ladder back rocker, sleigh bells, carpet chairs, cane bottom chairs, rush bottom chairs, Morris chairs, butter paddles, books (old and modern in volumes and miscellaneous), book casea, antique lounge, folding screens, antique night table, kerosene lamps, treadle sewing machine (box head), pine drop leaf table, Rtf. Ic Htavy tmpw .porch furniture, lawn mower, White electric sewing machine (cab- 38e CHANCE PURSE inet model), sleigh bed, spool bed, cut and pressed glass and many other Interesting items that space will not permit printing. SHIPPING BAS By order of Dr. Frances R. Cook Gwler V (Please note): Given immediate possession, all Items to be removed at the conclusion of the sale. * Sale will be held outdoors, with seating accommodations. In 4te ELECTRIC avent of inclement weather sale will be held Indoors. Lunch will SScRid Enamiltd 2-QI, H»t. U Aittrtri Tillti oe served. The Seller or the Auctioneer will not be responsible In ease IRON nf ncnid«nt or Injury to nny person or persons, in or about the iFRYER COMIC BOOKS premises. iFREHFRIE PKft. Bl|| OaMTI 1 withCovtr CORD Your inspection oi the above items which have been in tMa Triil Hi* I ramily for generations is Invited, Friday, June 4th, from 2:00 P. or 4 I*AL M. to 5:00 P. M. • DOUILI IBOE .95 RAYVE | Whtu Y«y lay • J5e 2 Whin Vw lay a «••. 4t« Sale conducted by BLADES SAUCE PAN with Lit! UTINtlON CORD SIT ALBERT A. SIX, Auctioneer, 33 Peters PI., Red Bank S-S7S1J. •OTH FOR Sft •OTH POR SOl Clerks—E, Ford, A. Orandlnettl, Pace IJAXK for some tinii* has ln-eu asking for more ton of Belford were married at RED BANK REGISTER Keyport by Rev. II. B. White. policemen. JJespilc ihe fact thai lied EVENTS OF YEARS AQO Frank and Joseph Arnone of Red 40-4Z Broad Street, tied Bank, N. J. ISauk's population bus risen frinu 11.nun tu Bank bought Max Scldin's Sterling I'ISTAIIMSIIED l«:i meat market on Shrewsbury ave- B.v .Inhn H. Cook and Henry Clay more than lo.ovtl in a few years, ttie ptdii-r FROM REQISTER FILES nue. " THOMAS IKVINti BltmiN force has been cm from S-', lo IMI men. Robert Proddow of Broad street, Kditur and Publisher I'rewiuly HIM: man is out. of service iiidelin- Fifty Year* A to. port. She was 91 years old and Fred Boynton of Rivtreide avenue and Carl C. Shippce of Maple ave- JAMES J. IIO(;A.\, Associate Editor A large crowd of spectators at- was the oldest resident of Keyport. itely due tit illness, r<.dueiug tin- foiie tu l'.i, Mrs. Chalks Fort of Atlantic ijigh- nue bad sailboats built at Jerolo- M. HAKOI.P KKI.LY. Assistant Editor tended the Decoration day races at iliclnding one detective, Captniii (ieorge Parker's track and the bicycle club Jand.s died in a hospital at Phila- maii's Boat works at Monmouth w. nAitnv ii:\Mvr.T«», n»m supt. delphia; Mis. Helen Raincy, wife Beach at a cost of 1450 each. Clayton, and l-'retl Olson, depiirlmeni clerk. cleared $200. Fred Frick was the Member Audit nurcuii nf Circulation* starter. Red Bankers gathered in of Michael Rainey. died r»f -stomach Walter Hartman of Rtinuon At one time in the past year only \'l men very few prizes, George Hawkins trouble at her home at Oceanic; who accidentally shot himsell Mr ot the A»»oci»ttd Pleas | Walter Maine, who lived near Okl through the leg with a revolver, Thi A*>OTO:CII l'ii>» .- CDtiliiil cM'liuivelr lo Ihl ait | were oil duty due to illness and leaves. being the only Red Bank man who for rc(^l>!.i-i-! :on of *!l the Ideal tirwh I'rintfd in th!l MW won a first prize. This was won Woman's bridge at Holmdcl, died returned home from the Long r.irc:. us wci! us ri: AT ur«* dispatrhd. Maylie all these tilings ean'l lie cnnwl In the champion race. Fred Burd at the age of SO; Maggie Russell, Blanch hospital, where he was daughter of i^li'/.nbrth and Oe-oipe tiiktn to have the bullet extracted. Advrtl - ! ^ l.*rpt'e;.rtu:i!iv«, Cifat for at uiice, as miicli as the\ should lie. If of Red BanW itot third plnce in the Wrcl.:i it: :;'.etnii! they citn't, it woiih! seem Iliai soincone in there being medals for only tht theria; Mrs. Harrie't Van AlKt'.alc-, Jone.-:, daughter of Mrs. Charles W. Die !{(-\ t>t ::i. nd Vf.i lifcctiicIU in whirl! th* typocrsCR. I well, U'I'H niM>. \dvrrtisfr? nil! pleafte nntify the flla. handicap race. daughter; Jonathan EnimoiiK of nounced at n party at the home of Enftlishtown died a; the age of GS tho bride's mother. n;rni(!,: mmf'iri*! > nf anj reior uhirh rimy occur. drag. The board of education of Mid- years, and I-vtr-r Thompson, tho Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worthley I h rCM'Onsitiililif a for dletown township met at the nssurnc schoolhoust at Middlctown to oldest, man in Mai Shorn township, of Oceanport, celebrated their 25th transact business. In the Port died at ihe ago of ill) years and wedding anniversary at a party at £.;IKC-I P: .'i. I*; 11 ' ti Ailv.-.iut. Ore yenr 13.(10: eu Uelling Kid*, and Copr 'l'i»g<-ili<>r 11 munths. ivliich 30 guesU were present. inoi.tn*. $:.'•>: :'..i>y. * rent* Monmouth, Leonardville and Chapel We read with intereyt a rei-enl Asso- Hil! schools, the teachers' salaries Thr board of freeholders met at Carp were plentiful In the upper Issued Wrik.y, II'I r,l r.b Second-Clue M11IKI et th» rn«t.. the Clone hotol and awarded two parts of Swimming river. A party office n: Kiel Bn. .. N. J. unrlcr lh« Art of Marrh «, U7J. ciated l'rcss ilispiiich from .Mattoou. III., a were raised $5 per month. G. C. Morris war, transferred from the bridgp contrML'l-'. one for a bridge of lied Bank boys, consisting of town with a pupulatioii of alinui Ili.dllU, Leonardville school to the Port over the stieam at tils hear] of William Holtz and CbarlcJ Harri- THUI'.PDAV, JU.S'E ?.. If IS Compton's i-'icf.-St in Middlevown son of Catherine street end Ray- comparable lo lied I'.ank. \\f were inier- Monmouth school. Miss Ella Fra- 1 zcf, who tnught at Port .Monmouth township and ihr oil!* ! fur a bridge mond Ewing and Frank Crawford ested because attention has been directed school, was to teach at the Lcon- over a s-ticain on the load from nf Wcstsidc avenue saw upward* I In- (»riin Kcaitrr Busy Ru:li.son to Iîr.^' lirane^h. Tho Rcr- or 30 carp in a brook near where toward what is feared to be a slowly rising ai'dvllle the following: year. At the 1 J.)ciitli M»il; III> holiday over tilt1 wt.'t'k- Brown's Dock school. Miss Mil's of lin Iron Jlnd;;' coiii|mny received tho West Red Eank Woodcraft and rale of juvenile de|ini|iiciicy in Moniniuih Asbury Park was appointed in the t-ontr:ict for tlii? Hi:-' bridge for River club used to have their sum- cud. Almv lli.'in -Kin AiiiiM'iciiiis Insi their coiuily, iiicliiiliug Ited itiink. place of Miss Elmnor fj. WallinR, SI,57/i jintl Ilir o;!irr v.'.i.i îven to mer* camp. One of the boys had a lives in iii-riili'tiiN, IIIOM of ihe fiilal'uics oc- who resigned. At the Highlnnds, the Wrouglit Iron Rridge company ride and he shot a biff carp which At Matloou, the AI1 ijiinies a repnrl We appreciate the fine space you for $1,400. they later baker at their old camn- curring on ilie hijjliwiiys. The country B.-ivo our project each week nnd we Miss Viola Voorhces and Miss Bes- front tho American Municipal .issoeinlion. LETTERS FROM wi'.nt to thiink you for your spl';n- sie Jenklnson, who hod recently The NUartcily meeting of the inj; ground -near Red Hill. Two tn have hi'coiiii' hardened In these higy did co-operation. graduated from the state normal hrollywood local union was hold In other Red Bask boys whom they the police chief lias organized an active OUR KEADEKS Youis very truly, Ihe Fair Haven Methodist church. met, Jack Bailey of Drummond ti'iifii'il'n's. 'I'liere will lie ilie usual wiini- school were appointed in place of "junior police force." These juniors wrvv Florence K. Krjdel, Miss Swan of Atlantic Highlands One hundred fifty nioiiibrr.s from place and Gilbert Manson of Oak- jnjrs for the July Knurl li and l.alior day Chairman, lied Bnnlc. Long r.r:;nil(.!. Hoa land street, w>rc Invited guests at said to have helped reduce juvenile urivsls A (i.l. WHIM'S KICOM UKKMAKY Story Hour Committee. and Miss Anna R. Child of Rod Bank, who resigned to teach in oth- Hright and Ot-oanir were prrfeMit. tho carp feast. week ends, linllhc (irim Ite.ipei' will be on A-ddrei'ses were lnaiir by Ft^v. J. K. 117 por cent in a single year. irnh Medical C3cr.ci.il Disp. er schools. The Atlantic Highlands Parent- liiind IIIHIIJ; liifsiness as nsiiiil. If we liaveit'l Parmlcy of Oceanic and Rev. Teacher association elected Mr». The story sniil: 2(1 May I.'1*. H.'inau, Uernin:iy Herbert Walling of Keyport, ]earncil aiivtliin^ from ihe past, then iI Civilian Awards Holmes G. Orcvatt ot Red li-jnk. Joseph H. Schaeffcv president, Mrs. The r.cd IS.-uik. Register, •• nrlnclpal of the public school at The women of the Katontown Ella B. Clark vice' president, Miss "Mat toons pulii-e chief starlcd Ihe Nave.slnk, was rldlns his bicycle seems futile lo e\|ieei any improvement in Di/nr Hlr: Bnntist ("liutch iu Id a sociablp at Alice Downer secretary and Mrs, u junior police force program late in lillti. f Made At Fort near Keyport when tlie frame- of : (.'liarlcs White'.-. Kilty guests were J. Howard Smith treasurer. Hie future. We fill! well Jl. l» IMII'Nelves, I am \.iiiin:. yuu tlii.s letter in the wheel broke and Mr. Walling Vonths who apply, belwecn 10 mul K; years hopr tlial il May b<: ol ton.u uû ' present antl $"i was clcnrod. Thomas Finn was building a ".lust. JIIIW dearly r. Otto Lundgr:if, Branch Daily Record, They played Colby snrl William Pintard of Oce- or lead, will kill each rat complete- anic find Frank Smith of Fair Ha- Dwight. They played against A.,S. ly dead! (Oh, let us pray all are parking dilliculties. That one our borough do it iigiiin when the miners' coulruci ex- (.u'leuhnuscr Straasc, V- under the National Marbles tour- H. Jones and Cecil Bellwood. Mr. l-angcncsclbolu, Germany, nament rules. The boys In Senior ven, who caught nine; Wilbur amused, so that our fun may be ex- council is trying lo solve through prepara- pires the end of this month'.' With coal Conklin, 24; C. A. Mount and Wil- Jones was president of the club. cused!) • 15 May 1918. high were unable to enter because In tho afternoon tlicre wns speech- tion of a parking meter ordinance which stockpiles greatly reduced because of the re- of the age limit, which was 14 liam Golden of Locust and Charles My Dear Cpl. Newman; Lebnlre each caucht eight: Augus- raaking nnd at night there was If that won't work, although jt would, reijuire payment for the parking cent shutdown, a stoppage of coal produc- I have been greatly embarrassed years and under. dancing and elinncr parties, should, another way to Ax 'em good, by the announcement of the CAP.E Tlie boys who participated were tus Barry, 17; William Hondriek- tion now could bring a swift ami c plele ron. six, is to plug up every ncet today with privilege. -Melered .parking is bound to be parcel, and 1 wanted to thnnk you Robert Holiday, Stanley Spring- Anna Eonlink of Colt's Nock cop'.us uf. this roundelay. paialysi* of industry, transportation, gas personally. I canin lo know hy Dr, stecn, italph Pugiisa, Arnold John VanBrackte and Marry won second prize for basketball a controversial issue, fur- with its virtues, and Mrs. Lemke (the other doctor). Farry of Oceanport, went trout throwing nt the county May day And now to re-assume our glow- whom I mot at the movies last Adams, Robert Sharabba, Anthony er, high up in our Ivory tower. experience has never found it to l>e the and power production. Domlnico, Fred Baden and Harry fishing at Pine Brook. They -were fete at Long Branch, and a team night, that a very bad luck pre- —Phoenix Gazette. sweetest (lower in the municipal garden, "But the important !m J,, Lewis— me know the-. iid.(li'n«s..nr your sifter- were made by Mayor J. Elwood I1 should be happy to lot her know ovcr Domonico 10-3. pldct. A handicap race was won Mtuch loth always has been puz- the coins from the meters if and when they or HIIV other individual—be permitted to how much I appreciate the gener- In the second match held on by Fr*d Voorhee* of Highlands. Harvey and the council of the new zled as to why non-resident alie'na borough of Little- Silver nl their are installed. Several New Kliglund IOW'HS pom'***.!lie )»ower of life or death over our ous, help, ami friendliness the more, May 20, Sharabba beat Hoffman John G. Kearns of Atlantic High- aru not required to pay taxes on since it reaches me from unknown 9-4 nnd Hollldiiy hent Baden. 8-5. Jn lands wan second and Philip Leon- first meeting: Clerk, Emerson incomes enjoyed while in this coun- have solved this particular parking-meter liiilional economy'.' Should any man' I'm- friends' without a word, in the the final match HalUduy met Shar- ard of Atlantic Highlands was Quackenbush, $300: counsel, Wil- try. . . same way 1 cumc to be aceiualnted abn, with Sharabba returning as third. A scratch ie.ee proved to be liam A. Stevens. $100; engineer, And the perplexity becomes all problem by turning the collect km job over any reason have the power to strangle this with'the traditional American hos- very interesting and resulted in a George K. Allen; street aupcrltl-. nltality I lived to sec in your coun- the champion of the school. inn" greater in the light .ol the to a bank, which charges a slight fee for the country until he gets what he wants'.' try. —Barbara Estdlc. dead heat ia the final race between tendent, Fred Zieglcr; recorder, seeming inability or unwilllngnesi service. "... Lewis has shown by his actions I feel deeply impressed by so Fred Voorhees of Highlands, Gor- John A. Kemp; overseer of the of congress to do anything about many -si^ne of active love to me Mr*. Estelle Dunn don Augustus of Sea Bright and poor. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman, $25; this manifest inequity as between However, from the standpoint of pub- that be insists upon dictation instead of and my country from the other John G. Kearns and Peter Perrlne marshal, Arthur Bates. aliens, and citizens. side, nnd after so long a time, of Mrs. Estollc Dunn apokc to the lic safety, one problem that is erying for negotiation. And there is lio room in a de- girls of ncd Bank high school Fri- of Atlantic Highlands. The heat Bids for paving Branch avenue hatred, tniHundcrslandinK and de- v.-as ridden over again and this Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., attention is that of adequate street lighting. mocracy for a dictator. With the Kuropian nial of charity. The beginning of day, May 14, on "Personality in nnd bids for paving Peters place, Massachusetts Republican, recent- mutual recognition of both our na- Business." During the regular as- time Voorhecs won by a short Drummond place and one end of length. ly introduced an amendment to the Ued Hunk's poor lighting is a trap, and Uecovery Program and our own rearma- tions mav KIVC US the confidence sembly period In the auditorium. Oakland street wore boforo the Rod Knutson income tax bill which death or injury, assault or theft are its ment under way, industry has a vitally im- and faith thnt the sake of frcedum Mrs. Dunn is a representative of MJss Ella Stout, only daugh- Bank commissioners. The Jan- would have assessed income taxes of spirit and humanity will never the Washington School for Secre- ter of John W. Stout of Red Bank, nnrone Contracting company of against aliens residing in the Unit- game. What will the borough do to really bo lost, as jonir us men on both was married to WtlHam Anthony Belleville was tho lowest bidder on portant job to perform—loo important: to ftides will share these Ideals and taries In New York. ed States for 00 days or more. correct iliis menace before the trap snaps work for them. At the conclusion of the talk, Bicknell of New York. The cere- both jobs. On tho Branch avenue permit one man or interest to bring il, to a mony was performed hy Rev. Rob-Job the >bk! wns S3S.8S2.-tl nel on But the senate finance committee You know, Cpl. Newman. I love Mrs, Dunn gave the teachers bus- n declined to approve the amendment slutl? lVrluips some one on the council halt. Tlie security of the American people niv country as vou love vours, and iness reply cards to pass out to ert MacKclIar. the other job $2G,6S0.12. none of us Is doubting the mla.sion Shrewsbury lodge, Knlghta of on the ground the Knution bill wu might lie kind enough to say if something takes precedence over Hie ego' of. John L. the students.—Audrey Wellner.. James Enrtslit, Jr., of numson not the appropriate place'for such of his cnuntrv. Ocrmr.ny is torn Pythias, entertained about 60 visit- died from n complication of dis- on an overall, not just a piecemeal basis, nnd deadly ill. Your neopfc have Baccalaureate Service ing knights In their rooms on leRitlttion. The committee said it no reason to help, hut never the eases. He had been ailing all wln> should be a separate measure ar In- can lie done. The hurt, for (iiiwer IVIII'N its uyly IHMII less they help. That Is Um miralon The annual baccalaureate ser- Front street. Addresses were made tcr, but had been conllnetl to his cluded in a. bill making general vices of the June ffraduating class by P. Hall Packer and John W. wvvy nuw antl (lien in (.hi* country umiiiig for which 1 nm ardently'thanking bed only a week. He was 70 years ulumgcs in tho tax laws. Another of our booby-traps is the in- you! of Red Bunk high school will he Eyles or Sea Bright and Somers T. old and had lived at Rumson 40 tersection of Hroad and Moiimouth streetB, lalior leaders, industrial tycoons nnd public My wife nnd boy arc spending held In the Baptist church June IS Champion of Atlantic Highlands-• years. Representative • Knutson, chair- with -Moninontli forming the leg of a "T" offlcinlH. Their power, like- flic tide in tlie some time with her people in Ba- nt 4 o'clock. Rev. W. Clinton Pow- The grammar school examina- Mlsfl Bprthn Freeelman, daughter man of the hoiiHn ways and mean* varia. So I am housewife, onok, |crs, minister, wilt be in charge of tions for Phrewibury township, of Isaac Frecdmnn of Long committee, hn.N expressed himself I'lvei*, incrt'iiouM in force as (he walvr guts ffnrdfinnr nnd doctor in one por- the »trvlce»,—Don Patterson. as sympathetic to the alien tax to our very busy main business struct. U'lien aon. Will you do me the pleasure held »t the little Stiver school were Branch, and Frank Miller, eon of, conducted by Wlnfleld 8. Robinson, Aaron Miller of West Front struct, plar. His only objection to the no policeman is on duly at this intersection nearer JIJKI neiiivr to tho n-jitcrf'nll, only toseo me If vou can come? IshouUI Lodge amendment was that the 1 be BlaU lo hcivo same Rood tn'.ti, TKACHEKS DENIED RAISE principal of the school. Thost who Red B'inii, were married at Ihe tliey can not lii'nr Hie >viirniii average was It) 1-3, antl Cns- Red Riink and Albeit n. Cnhcn I Quotation b,v Maj, Gen. Nikolai Taleii- board that they would benefit If tht Flo ' Johnson, daughter of Eiiccnc New .lersey ,. of ISlberon were marrloil ,-n ,vr.w — Hiicnimenlo Ren, Then there Is the matter of rough, un- state aid wtre received, . Johnson, whose average was 8» T-9. t>ky, L'.H,.S.l:.: "The Soviet iinu.v is-reudy Red BiinH-Kcyjiort ne-slonal Group York; Miss Nnonil Coreon. ilnugh. even surfacing on'our principal streets, a for a hind, iirulongud war. Our modern, A foreign missionary society wns tor of Gnri'ott Corxon of Dclfni'il, May 31, 1048. coiwrv suieb" organised In the Bulontown Meth- and Udwnrd l'olhomn.s of Nnv/tnan condition nindu worne by the Hevm winter Mr. ThoniiiK li-vlnR Brown, Mm. Marlon Wnnvur Itiihli, runri- tli'Ht eliiHB ni'iuy IIII.M worked out slrulejiy ami A suit charging "neglect to re- odist ehurch. Mrs, F. A, DoMnrls Spring* rond, Red -Bunk, were mar- leal iccuril ilhnirlnii «f MuiiiriiufU Tho riod Bank ncglstcr, pair1 has been filed against Mon- damage caused some mouths ngo. UCHIII'- tiietles far mi|>erior to the liourneoiK iheor- was eleoted president, MUs Arn- ried nt the Methodist pnmnniinn liy Ntwnot'lnl htin|i|tii|, |IM* hum litiiiit-tl •10 Brond.Street, mouth county In the amount ot mintn. Smock vice president, Miss facing In'important to mnke these Htreets Rov, W.. Rollnnd Rnvor; MIFJI Kvn. HIIIIII iilinlriiiiin nf |h» |.(,w ,/(,,„„-/ of lank anil air war, total war, bill/,- Hod Bank, N, J, $15,000 by William Jennie and Lily Scott corresponding .secrotnry, lyn M. Combos, duui^htvr of Mr. AHHinMutli.ii t>r Metllrnl IteMfld |,|. ready to receive the heavier Inillle that will Dear Mr. Brown: Nnthan Schwartx of Passalc, A car Miss Katharine Budd recording nud Mr.s, Georgn C. Combfs of Bcr* linn Ian*, etc," lint when we talk only of pre- In which they were riding become roll over them in the months nheatl. Tho Saturday mornlnjf Htury secrotaiy and Miss Anna Wolcott gen pluup, nml Hnrry MU'IIIH uf Mm, Itiihli h'li «M-..|.il tolUl Mm) over here l'«t|'-l111; i wc-i-n niiirrlr-d nt tho Oucan avenue luldgo over Shark 1 liluillli Mcirinilnl li'i.'tfill*! /'/( I Chief Uui'ry T. .VauNoli-, «r,, ciy out tliut we ur».«.wuruioii«erlng, Momni'liilmiliil.. libraryy hnss .Hint.Hint,, enmenm- Mrs. Cntherlne M. Barnes, widow hitter pl.'Kii , and Mrs. .fnnnln Nor- ,V«iirs, l-'df. will lif-ml ll|i- «ljtU ;u plolotlll l 1U socund tuccceatutll year, rivtr, between Bclmat »nd Avon, of Edward P. Barnes, died nt lfty- cioas oi KcyiiurL nntl llciuy citiy- HED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 3, I'Jift

CHANCtny and our mother cannot provide (HERIFF'S SALE:—By virtue «A.\K SP.MOII HitiH ha\e no blame for thf; war 5in«:o public vendue, on Junlar-Srnior Kccrption we were never Niz;.«. Monday, the 14th diy of June, 1913, Will you dear ."'huu'.master. between tht houis of 12 o'clock nnd • Kcd Bank liigU school's annual please be so good a; to aik your o'clock Ut 2 o'clock Daylight Savin* Junloi-bcnioJunioi-Senior reception was held j , i , , Time) tn th« afternoon of said day, »t A. A, Jclloo chi dm jf lhcv wll scnrl a the Court Houfee in tht Borough of Free- Friday at thp l.:gh gymnasium. The Id ,.cs?| or .shoc«f or „ 5nlr, ,ir jf ,11PV hold, County of Monmouth, New Jer- mot,f lor the dance was nn oriental | „,„., something to nt? I sey, to satisfy • decr«« of Said court ALCOHOLICS do that amounting to npproslmately 18,376.00. scene. I he decoration! included | woul(1 b(, SQ u,HnUrul. All that tract or parcel of land, sit- blac" k CMIICE"C snnoueuessilhouettes., wnicwhicnh ,j jj wilI,.„,i _ wh„.,,,,,„n ,j cnnrnn RRoo ,t(„1 WQlk uate, lying- »n<] being in the) Borough of stood away from the wall and cast become, of Shrew ibury. In the County of Mon- ANONYMOUS mi the wall and cast ! amnml whcn ouolirr nlonev become, of mouth, in th« Stat* of New Jersey: their leflcctlonss.. The*y were com-j any worth in Amoticii, will Bi,(|iv Ueginning at * point in the southerly Itatf tank Oroup pusrd of Chinnei-c dragons, and ; ,,. . Relieve mr. tl is haul »id« of Frances Strtst, said p»lnl heine boati', a Chinese hoy and girl go- j when one always want.* to eat. ,-in'J distant, South 84 degrees'' 01 minutes ing to market and many others. I Enst ]Q4 feet from a point where the P. O. Box 4t I mother cjin Rive Us nothing. easterly fide of H«nry Street, extended, There v. ad a pink and blue sky for j Help u.», please, pleasr, nnd the would intersect the southerly side of background. lirsides these dceor-| Francps Street; I drar God will blo-s you. Thence (1) Along th« southerly »id« •Miim*. their was an archway j " Rcpretfully VOIIM. of Frances Street, South 84 decrees 0C N. J. Information Offlc* thniush whkl, Hi,, dunce was en- , Ronnie Steffen Worth iRr-helhnti.O minutes East 42 feet to a joint; tore.I The orchestra played from- After .radlng this letter. «tudrnt5 Thence C!J Along the westerly side of TO ENJOY AS IS OR WITH "WHATHAVEYOU lot jrs on the map hereinafter men- Phone Market 3-7B2S .•i Uur.oe |i;,i;o(l.i. Chairs were of Rf(, Bnnk ni ,, fchoo| havp ,.on. tioned. South 4 dtgrece S3 minutes Welt covered with hanil ,«iinttd Chinese | „.,,,„„,,, whaItvcI. thfV rould ,„ IIS feet to a point; seal cuveis. All of the decorations Ij help, . Mrs. Irene Smith, girls' phys- Thence (3) North Sfi degrees 13 min- I e donn by the Junior cl.15.1?, in- utr.t West «1,»»* feet to a point: ical education instructor, super- Thence ii) Along the easterly side of eluding the art worli. Franli Hav vised the collection. Clothe* and lot J£7 on the laid map, North 4 de- land, superintendant o( grounds, some cans of food hav» been do- grees 35 minutes East \ i.%.%2 feet t* did the carpentry work. nated by the students. the point or place of beginning. Punch and cakes were served by Being also known at Lot #ff at shown Peggy Coientino, nn a map of lands known as Oriole Kdvrard Murphy and Ralph Brown, Park, near Bed Bank. N. J.. and made the senior hiRh school custodial1.*. by George D. Cooper, C. E.. May t, 192* Vrlw Winner for Red Bank Development Company. Mr. Murphy and Mr. Brown served » body corporate, and duly filed In the rom the cafcleria counter. Frank Patricia Bennett, a junior at Red Monmouth County Clerk's Office at Frte* Mazzorpi's orchestra supplied the Bank high school, was swarded howl, July 22, 1934 In Case #20, fifth place In the A.'hury Park Being the i>ame premises conveyed to music from S until 11:4."». The jun- Alfonso E> OiPudova and Eva VHFulov*, or class liiid a program dnncf for Press .Junior , were. Riven to the stti- Pat, along with the other win- 1947 in the Clerk's Office for the Coun- dr-nvs on entering the dance. ners and the judges, appeared on ty of Monmouth In Rook 2104 ©I Reeds for said County, Page 8*. The chapcrones wei'e composed n radio proRrnm Friday, May -1. Seizrd as the property of Alfonso E. of teachers or the high school fac- over station W'JI.K in Ajbury l>i Tadova and Eva Dl Padovs, his wife, ulty. They were Mr. and Mrs- Al- Park. taken In execution at tha' suit ef Re- Other winners in the contest construction Finance Corporation, and phonô Oallo, Mr. and Mrs. George to be sold by .Smith. .!;•.. and Mis.s Melen Keece. were Barbara A. Myl!, first place; 1 IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. M;\ and Mrp. Clement .Inblonsky Evelyn Van Kirk, second place: Dated: May 6, 1948. ivere ln\'itcd, but thf>- wern unable Cordelia Leimtr, third plnce. and Olmrtes •• I* HeaiRiersley, lol'r, o attend. Mi.=s Ruth Williams, Dorothy McC'ord, fourth place, (43 line*) I2€.tt the junior cla.«s nd\'iser, and Mrs, Dcttle Costa, Frances Moore, the senior clns.s ad- Notice tf Stltlemeat *>f Aeetunt. .•ifer. both nttundiil. Mi.'S Williams I'iiig I'oiif Toumanii'iit ' Estate of George Ivlni Wardell, de- teaches sophomore English mul HANDSOME ceased, Notice It hereby given that the Slxto«n boy« h»vp survived tlif Accounts of the subscriberi, executors, Mrs. Moore teaches art. Several third round played In the annuil of the •state of MU deceased, will be members of the board of education plnff pon^ tourniiment aponaoied audited and stated by the) Surrogate, of 1 RECORD ALBUM th« County of Monmouth and reported ; uttflnded. by thi" PinR Ponn club of Red for settlement to tha Orphans' Court of | The receiving line was composed Kanlc hi«li fichool, under the direc- K(lifts VI reconls—10-lmh sl/.i>. Shinty U'litlirirlic al- enid County, on Thursday, the Twenty- Brother, just wail 'til you see The Car of the Year! of the iulvi.scrs nml the junior and tion of Vincent Piiladino. IMIIII ivllh Inilrx. In lirmvi;, nuiriidii "*i blue. fourth day of June, A. D., 1948, nt 10:00 o'clock a. m.. Eastern Daylight It's the one and only NEW car in it's field! It's a senior class presidents. The senior The third match winners nre Saving Time, at which time application { class pro.'-ident. is Mlchnel Toscnno Mike To.scano, who heat William Only will be made for the allowance of com* road-hugging beauty only 63 inches high! No and the junior missions and counsel fee*. CIHFS president is Atkins by a score of 21-16 and 2 FOR kidding, it looks like a custom-built car! We're Wnttcr Steam?. 21-12; Irvinff Brown, Dom Soldo Dated: May tth, A. D., 1MB. Kvct'y yonr tile junior class gives 21-10 and 21-11; Richard Mast! la, 1.00 MJCY ELIZABETH WARDELL, bustin' out with pride, and can't keep the inside a rcmi-formal dance to the ^radu- Robert Lombcrson, 21-10 and 21-7; 57 Dl AvesHit of Two Rivers, alinj; -senior ckiJ?r?. This ycur the Charlex -Newman, Aubrey Dcll'onio Bumton, Kew Jersey, story secret any longer! So here it is ... 1 %. ALLAIRE CORN WELL, invitation. ; w^rc srnt out three 21-12 and 21-20; Joe Montane, An- Little Silver. N. 3. weeks before the dnnce. Any two thony Fontano 21-16 and 21-18; Caecuten. people could enter the dance on Richard Rcniard, Henry Martin Me»iri. Applegate, Foster Reussillt Etferybody one invitation. The lnvitntioiM 21-1S and 21-14; Nick Sama. Bud and CornweH, were minted on white, with a Oiblin 21-16 »nd 21-Mi Oh»rle» Counsellors at Law, Rides in 2 Red Btnk. M. J. Chinese man printed in red ink In Bruno, Charles Patterson 21-17 and Proctors. cradle! one corner. The programs were 21-16; Richard Chadwlnk, B. Costa done with the same design. Pictures 21-18 and 21-10; Robert Tindall, M«jime>uisi Ccunty Surrogate's) Office. Phill|> Snffran 21-13 and 21-11: In the matter of the estate of KUr.s* ot the dance and any individual bcth atlllwell Mason, dees used. Notice couples were taken by Anthony jamts Jncksnn, Joe Scott 21-5 and to creditor! to prttent claims against Triifolo, iidviscr of the iiiRh school 21-10; Anthony Bruna. Nick Sam- estate. Hew, hcqet, 35% ea$te('b>*pp\i%*$cAdtio?i cp.mei.'i dub find tsacher of mathe- nraiii 21-12 and 21-17; Sanford Pursuant t* tht order of Porman Me* ,,.,., , , JonM, Willy Daniel/i 21-11 and Faddin, Surrogate 'of the County of matics and physics, Monmouth, msde on tht Seventeenth day King-Size Brakes that STOPattfie ******&&»*> Curf^ The seniors wilvill hholdJhelr senior, 21_ln.' ^^ ,d(,a Mario G,R,)0| nf Mty, 1948, on the application of Fur- man T. Melon. Sole Executor, of the touch of a feather. . A^. *. soK-actinq coil springs with ball June 11. It will also be held I 21-17 and 22-20; and Ralph Rich estate of Elisabeth Stlllwcll Maion, de- in the high school gymnasium. It is ' nri!fon whn pdg(,d out Fre— d - ceased, notice It hereby given to the 9 formal dance.—Beverly Bacon. creditor* «f ssid deceased to exhibit 1o zucii. 21-18 and 21-19. the subscriber, tolt executor, at tfore- Extra \onq,extra ^^^^^^^^^â^^wSSv Barbara Kuhl Electric FANS said* their debt! and demands against Clothe. Plea the said* estate, under oath, within six Do you have troubles? That's I monthi from the date of the aforesaid n what.you think. If you stop and Studont Cvunrll -8' STRAIGHT FAN ... 398 •rdfc, or they will be forever barred of ' ° He*/ \on ctrttt of gravity gives road-hug$ 9 »^y! reflect for a minute, and read the Nominations for the officers? of their aetions therefor against the as id following letter which was sent to J president, vice president, secretary ,10" STRAIGHT FAN ... 6.98 Dated: Freehold, N. J., May 17, !»45 Watch our showroom windows for AnnouncemerttDate! Harry C. Slcber, principal of Red and treasurer of the Red Bank tr FVRMAN T. MASON, Bank high school, you'll consider high school student council were Bet 811, R. D. 1., yourself very fortunate. held last week In the sophomore L0 OSCILLATING FAN . . 8.98 Key pert, N. J. Honored Sir: and junior homerooms under the erbert It. Rothenbtrg, Esq.. direction of Miss Ruth LaWnll, ad- ounsellor at Law, Please, please, do not be angry {eyport, N. J. Your Impatient Ford Deafer If a German school girl writes you | viscr. Three students were chosen a letter. When you read it, you will ; for each office. understand why. Three students from the Junior We have in our school 40 chil- class were nominated for president - dren, and most of them have rel- to succeed John O'Rielly. present atives in America, who send them president and Helen t.aubcr, vice 0O*P president. . " nrf nice packages with good gifts. I ___—- have no relatives there, hut I have Three students were nominated Whelco Gallon Size ——— 1 the name of your city from a letter for secretary nnd three for treas- —-" written by a friend of mine. urer from the sophomore class. p We arc very, very poor, nnd have The nominations were as fol- V almost nothing to cat and wear. I low*: President, Walter Stearns, PICNIC JUGS am 13 years old, and about middle Herbert Swanson, Nina Egeland; size. For three years we had "Rus- vice president, Adelaide Hoyt, Dor- PLAIN IN DARK GREEN 2.98 / sians ir> our house and home, and othy Kerr, Boh Summers; secre- »6 DCKKS t thcy took everything away. What tary, Sue Lechtrecher, Judy Tor- SPOUT ^ POUR1NG 3.98 I then had has become too small ter, Virginia Satter, and treasurer, ; for me and worn out. | lâura Atkinson, Marie Clayton and FAUCET FOR SAFETY 4.98 / / I have a brother ten ycar« old, Pete Frostcr—Richard Mastria. /' / 1 BEST PRINCE ALBERT •\ / BROOK'S * or GRANGER f/ / TOBACCO CORONA CIGARS Pound ' ! Box of / Only . . 25 Only 1.75

CANDID-TYPE / MINERAL OIL / CAMERA (Heavy) Ask ut for a e sign on Lower Notch Hond. color chip folder and booklet entitled, 2™3J"i!S..r. 47 The purchaser will he rcquirod In pay n deposit of Ir»9£ (cash or oerliflcd cheeks nt limn i>( "Painting Concrete, Stucco and Maionry.' P B I I" • .o>a»cc< upon ronvoyaneo of Tille. liuyer niny have immediate possession. The Irncl will tie sold in 11s entirely. TIIP dc^criplinns mid dimensions urn as eorreel, ns cnn be rensonahlv ii.scerliiinrd and the tract will he sold siilijecl, hi ;my Mn[v. nf fuels nn iiceiirnlc survey may show. ' •y«°.'r ©fi. _ , . , ORE AT NOTCH PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. C. R. Nash, President 63 Wall Street *. n. Waterhouse. Secretary New York City Kirlin, Cnnipbcll, llii'kox, Keiiting-, -Attorneys. ISO Hrmulway, New York City Sale Under the Direction Of Monmouth Lumber Co. B. O. COATS, 490 Bnth Avc, Long Branch, N J. DRUG Auctioneers J. W. BURNS, Telephone 6-3599 79 CENTRAL AVE. HED BANK, IS. J. AT WHELANS' "yntiotuil tiocicti/ of Auctioneers" Building Materials — Kcd Bank 6-2060 ! Cor. Broad & Whitt Sts. The Auctioneers hnvlnR boon favored with inntfuctlons from the ahove in sell thin unlquo tract of lnnd without limit or reserve Invlto everyone to lnnnoct the prupoi'ty. Ittuily Mixed Con.it'K- — I>cul 7-9200 0 9 r Om the Ol nn rcit 'hone R«d Bank 6-0355 vln i vi * '; ^ 1 r, ' »- ' Montplnlr, Ktc. tulio Vnlley rio.ul to HlHhwny «, Prnm New York City, Jersey City, NoWh> f mv Hl h v I'OBll A N (> road to Great Notch\°ato.[\ "'"' "" *-' "". iHreutlunnl slBns tu Uiwer Notch nond. By trnln tnko Brio rtnll- MEDUSA PAINT ?age Eight Kill) HANK REG1STKK, JUNK 3, (JULN'N. OURKM1IH. ML, CUE * fnat his entire estate be given hia each was given a $50 bequest. The RUSSfXL re>i(!ue of the estate was ordered wif,-. Joanna Clark. The will wan Sophie Cockcin divided equally among the several filed May 21. COUNSEI.IOHE AT LAW "Dutch Boy" Blended Paint nit'eee and nephews who received Thomas H. Bates, Brooklyn, who HOME t ESTATE IMPROVEMENT Wkllfilld •uildln« K.d ••nil individual bequests. Appointed exc- died April 24 at Uatawui, ordered John I, Uuinn Thorn.i P. liui«niu> Wills $2,000 To r.itorn of the will were Emnvi F. his entire estate BO to hiJ wife, Vltic.nt J Warren and Ida Irene Lawrence. aVL'ua Gives Your HOME a Lasting Lift! ,\'or:i Bates, and named him exe- William I- Ku« ill. Jr. Seven Relatives Marianne Pctersen, 515 Third %ve- cutiix of the will Died May 22. RUSTIC FENCES nUR, Ashury Park, who died May *• CAKMtNK. I.ABKK««IE, lufl the bulk of her estate In »rust CANZO.VA 4 CUMB8 Many Olli.r Will* for the care of her mother, Marie Sea Bright Girl Jan.'-en, and listers, Ulse Janaen COUNSEI.LOKS AT LAW Sctiul§ Arc Active • Wallace it.. K«d 8«k 1'iohatrri At Oflirr and Petra Hachmann, all living in t hco>l>)it \i rar.'uiii t.>imun^l I C»n»o*l, Germany. William Boltgenbach, As- Sea Bright Girl Scout* were rheodore J. l,ilbierqu« Of bury Park, was named to adminis- among the groups attending the Cliton F. Cutnbi Tbcmas J Stnitb ter the trust fund and lend pack- Merr.orial day service In the Sea Kobtrl H Maila William K. Blallr It. Abraham J Za»-ar The will of Sophie R. Oorlio.n of ages of food, clothing, medicines, Brifht Methodist church. • IUMSOM Intrllnkcn, who died Mny 12. di-etc . at hie discretion to their ad- May was » busy month for the • INCIISM HUlttl rected that severs)] cn = h liprinrsts dress in Germany. Mr. Bottgenbaoh troup. A cake Hale netted $31. The • ricmi WILLIAM E. BEATY be jviven Ninth .Irrsry residents was also appointed executor of the younger group recently hiked over when it was- pnjbatrd this wprk n! 1 will died May 25. the bayshore scenic drive. The iron Harm E. Newman. Jr. «Co. ATTOBNKV AT LAW llu iilflre '\nrk for i.'iic of a plot nnd .space him exeeutur of the will filed May ;it t!ir mausoleum, ;ind bequests of 25. The girls recently entertained the $2,00ii wen- given to each of the cub scouts of Sea Bright wi'.h a MILTON KOSENEi Kdward E. Rutter, Freehold, who program and refreshments. Marcy following, Mrs. Florence Fryiing, died March 28, left two legacies of A1TORM;V AT-LAU Shell Hills; .Mrtf. Marie Green, Goldberg, Phyllis Lacey, Barbara F. H. A. PAYMENTS $1,000 each to the Methodist lipis- Thomas and Joan Davies comprised In Colon or While South Orange; Mrs. Hclith Mender copal Home for the Aged, Phila., 107 Munnioulh St. Red Bank Trenton; Mis. Mildred Kraiise, the entertainment committee, .vhile with tho stipulation that income Geratdine Welch and Peggy Iôv- It'• Blended Jutt Right PUinficld: Mrs. Mildred Hohrer, from them be used for the care of ARRANGED R. B. «-2«lf Plninflr-ld; Harry Wiegand, Crdai two sisters, Mary E. Hutter and gren looked after the refreshments. Grove, find Frederick Buchlcr, Adelaide C. KuUer. The will indi- j To Stay Sparkling Urighti PUiliUelfi. All were nephews and Cfticii that, thn Home be Riven a be- ] DR. MILDRED HULSART. niece?. r $1,000 should both aistera i StTKIiKU.N IHIHOrOIHST predecease him. I Foot Urthopmlics—Klrrtro-Therapy Oilier bequests of $2,000 each I t Ulrica Hoyra; Uaily tf a m. to 8 p v. wen', to Herbert Ohl, South Orange, Thn remainder of the «wtate was F.«tnlnc»: Tucadoy, Ttiuraday. T la • a grand-nephew; Mary Melil, Hobo- left to his wife. Abbic M. Rutter, ' P. M. ken, a sister; Mrs. Sophie Uuchler, and SIIR was named sole executrix (ClnHd Wadncidav and Friday) a sister-in-law; l,illinn Aldlngor, of the will filed May 24. ! •/ apiioiMitianl onlr, Hrd lU.ik 6-0901 XfiA\nrk, a friend, and Harvey G. Henry T. Duncan, Washington 1.1K BROAD ST.. RKI> BANK. N J. Stevenson, EaM Orange, a friend. struct, 'tied Bank, who died May 3, Mr*:. Mario Green, a niece, *vas ordered the bulk of his estate be ; Riven a house and land at !)00 liny- givi.n his daughter, Mary Ellen ' SPECIAL mevr avenue, intriiaWcn, nnd other Duncan, and named executors the personal belongings. la'.e John J. Quinn, former Red INSULATION KLARIN'S PAINT STORE Joyce Borher received a green Bank attorney, and Mrs. Ashley , FRIDAY, JUNE 4th, 1948 — iiv — amethyst and pearl necklace; .Mrs. Bsnr.ctt, Long Branch, a sister. The | 26 Momnoiilh St. Tel. 6-3838 Kcd Bank Mildred Bohrer a. mahogany '.)od- will was tiled May 21. ] JOHNS-MANVILLE room suite and blnclt Persian lamb Carl A. Stmeker, Gmnge avenue, $ coa'.: Elizabeth Stevenson, a soli- Fair Haven, who died May 8, left I'ir<"|>roof • Waterproof taire diamond ring; Mrs. Green a his rntlre estate to a brother, Wil- wnich and one solitaire earring; liam H. Ktrccker, and named him DELUXE DINNER 1 •" — Permanent — Fred Buehler, a walnut liedroom exc-ulor or the will lilcd May 21. suit;1, and Mrs. Mildrrd Krau.se. a Installed By satin livin^room suite. Jcixph lluliclc of Karmingdale, SOI!' ITALTAX 8I'A(iHKTTI l who died May .'1. left his entire; e&- Joliii9>!Wunvillc The remainder of the -estate wa.i Intt! to hifi children, Luttie Puter- 1ILKT MKiNOX HIKI.OIN STKAK I-'UIKII Til K'KKX nriU'iecl divided crjuully among son. Viola Megill and Annie Hes- Mechanics Mrs Green. Mrs. Bender, Mrs. terhf.gen, and appointed a niece, Kvni.se, Mrs. Hnrhor and Mis. Helen Hiillck, to administer th« I'OTATOKS YMJKTAM.KS SAJ-AI> Fur Eeuhler. Named executors of the will which was filed May 20. Without OhllKatiiin estate, were Marie Green and Har- (JUl-TKK,- TKA or MILK Minnie I,, lnskip, South Bclmar, I'hnne Local R«|ircwntatlve vey G. Stevenson in a will (lied .May who died Mny 8, directed that hei entivi- estn.to. be Riven a son, Hav- HOXKV DKW Mlil.OX 1CH OUKAM or CAKi: Peter James Carroll," 495 WL'M-ry 1 . lnskip, Fnrmingdale, L. f, wood avenue, Long Branch, nlw and indicated a desire that the son Hugh H. Tyndall jr. died December Jd, 1(117, ordered contfmte payment of premiums uf thru properly at the Ijiing Branch an insurance policy on the life of Rumson 1-1399 address, propcity at 477 Westwood her (iauu-hlcr. Dorothy lnskip, dur- or Jolins-Manvllle avenur, I.OUR Branch, and proper- ing her life time. Raymond F. ty in Kansas City, Mo., be left to PETIT SABOT RESTAURANT Sales (JorpDratlnn Johnson, Avon-By-The-Sca, was his wife, .Margaret H. Carroll. Shi named guardian cf the daughter, Union Place. .Summit. N. J. w.is also Kivcn household goods, and tho son was appointed executor 165 BKOAD STREET GALL HKF) BANK 6-2557 books, pictures, automcljiles nnd of the will filed May 20, PHONE .SUMMIT 6-3830 otlit-r effects "on or about the build- FMmund H. Clark, Long Branch, OPEN OAIL.V S P. M. TO 9:30 P. M. SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 8:3* F.M. Reverne Charges Accepted ings or on the grounds devised to wi!n died January 25, 11)22, directed her". A son, Peter John Carroll, .vas given all his jewelry and wearing apparel and many shares of stocks and bonds were ordered set up its Whatovar prie* you ply tor Thara'a Only On* Door a tnisl lunrt w.ll) tlie income >o go your horn*. Mt uida anough With Th« to Mrs. Carroll. The fund litviulutes for Tha "OVERHEAD DOOR" thn-. both, principal and inc.'-nie bu with th» MIRACLE WEDOE MIRACLE WEDGE pairl the son and a daughter, -Viv- —th» giraga doer that wadaaa ian Mary Carroll, in cejual amounts tiahtlv yat oparuaaaily in any BOLD INSTALLED when the son reaches the nge of Uiul ei wiathor. It's 35 years. Named executors of the worth far moro than trust fund and the will, which was tho low eo»t—in lut- fll'd May 22, were his wife and t£d~ ward F. Juslta, Keansburg. ing Mrvict and tatia- WffH fHI iaction. MIRACLE WEDGE Elizabeth Marlineau, profession- ally known p.s I.ida Mrtrlinoau, of Fair Haven, who died April 2S, ordered that bequests of 51.000 go tu Telephone a niece, Eileen Bennett, Brooklyn, and Sl'.ODO to Clara VA'liitalter, a stepdaughter. The remainder or the Rtd Bank 6-1408 CB'.itt.c v.'ns left to a daughter, Syd- ney Marie Hayes, nnd the daughter was nurasil executrix of tile will filed May 22. Irene H. Mac Karliinc, West Long Branch, who died February 2, left many individual bequests in a will Overhead Door Products Corporation filed May 20. The sum of $150 was Sivcn to a brother-in-law and his Distributor for Central and Southern New Jersey wife. Mr. and Mrs. William McFar- lancJ: ?15CI was left to Ida Irene 84 McLaren St. Kcd Bank, N. J. lj'tnrence, Neptune City; limma K. Wairen. West Lung Branch; Jos- hua I,. Smilh. Ocean Grove; Wilbur Z. Smith, New York city, and Mabel A. Durand, Jcnkinfitown, Pa, Bcqi'csts of $150 were also given Betty Me Farland, Anna Me Far- land, nnd David Wesley McFarland, AUCTION all of Arnbei-, i'a. Tli« Church of Georgia, near I Freehold; tho Ocean Grove Camp ' Meeting association, and the For- EMEMBER that tough patch of road up SATURDAY, JUNE 5 eign Missionary society of The As- Vibra-Shielding which banishes vibration sembly ot God, Springfield, Mo., R yonder where the ruts and ridges ' build-up. make a washboard seem smooth? 2:00 P. M. Here for the first time you're freed from Recall the tiring tenseness brought on by the motoring fatigue brought on by tiny Eatontown, N. J. the drum and hum of road noise and tremor tremors piling up into bigger ones. Here even over smooth concrete highways? your miles are made moss-smooth and Vacant lot between Fire House and White Street. quiet-long journeys become mere jaunts. Httric S>wlna Mochlrwi Well, clock away the miles in this stun- ningly styled Buick — and meet up with Conducted for the benefit of the Presbyterian rORTAUi the sweetest answer tn such matters this uo why delay knowing the most buoyant MODIl Church, Eatontowti. The proceeds of this auction side of cloud cruising. answer to any road you ever traveled ? will he u»ed to paint the church and to help liquid- • IT Come visit us now. Know at first hand the ate the existing mortgage. Ribulll It's a ride that's soft and smooth as vel- distinctive styling, the flashing action, the MASON FOR THI VIMA-SHIELDID RIDI 10 DRY TRIAL PLAN vet," folks tell us. And we tell them it velvety ride over highway and byway that Through the fine generosity of residents of Eaton- HOME DEMONSTRATION comes from a host of things. are Buick's and Buick's alone. •/actrf with Kitntific undnaii, 3 fat euihiom of iptciol town and surrounding areas, the following good compoilifan cradlt Iht angina to « to control in vibration It comes from the ample roadweight of a and useful items will be offered for sale. Your Old Machine Then follow your heart's desire and get faquanty. tnglna vibrafien ii tfcui Irtpl "oul of luna" wiMi two-ton car built low and wide — and so your order in promptly. We'll take it in Men that mlghf coma from otfcar porfi of ffia car. Tfia raiulr ELECTRICALLY heautifully balanced it handles light as a ii to thlild.tar occupant! agoinif thing puhariom, cur rood proper sequence whether or not you have Chair* of varloui Idndi, baby equipment, tables, •tanda, dreuera, MODERNIZED, baton. no/ia, mala mglnt nniofjon o/moir imparcapribf* ana* Alna closet, lamps of all tjpea and slut, ttovM, tonkin* utensils, a car to trade. motoring practically hllgm-lrt: male purebred cocker spaniel puppy, Hoover cabinet, drop-leaf It comes from the leveling buoyancy of maple table, rocking chairs, new coffee tables, settee, breakfast Buick's all-coil springing which puts a pil- table and chain, scooter, tricycle, baby carriages, doll carrla»e, low of deeply coiled atccl at each wheel to It* YOtlVsCRA* IRON AND STIIl (laaiware, hlfh chair, Irays, pictures, metal chicken fending soak up the bumps and ripples. troughs, Spanish hand-carved chair, marble top table, metal beds, numbering machine, music cabinet, waffle Irons, vases, oil paint- 16 nil Kaa> It comes from the softness of bigger, lower- ings by Arthur Johnson, Ash tank, lawn mower, child'* bench, doll •ur >lla aCaMrali pressure tires that cushion away road BU/CKskst fa* all tiff features «rlb, dower stands, buffet, sprayer. Also a multitude of other good rihen better automobiles It rll *ll •!••« (twlni M«tal»a» tremors and roughness - from the sure- and useful Itenu t«o numerous to mention. There will be a re- * OYNAHOW DKIVi ,o,,,»,.i...—..,« ,M.,, freshment stand on the grounds. There will also be a cake sale, footed, swerve-free steadiness of Buick's ore built toy sale, fancy work aale and talent sale. extra wide Safety-Ride rims, widest in the * Mmo Totaut-wu * noAD-nirt MUNCI BELMAR 6-7190 industry, Please note—the terms are cash, The auctioneer or committee In * OUOMATIC SMRK AOVANCI * SAFfTY-MDf RIMS charge wUI not be responsible for any accident! to any person or * QUADKUMX COIl SHINQINO * VIMA-SHlttOlD MDi persons on or about the premises. SELL us r sinau BUICK * HIX-FIT Oil RINOS * HI-fOlitD mi$AU COrVM And it conies in special measure from a + SQUND-SOKUK TO-* UNINO (I.Mnch, •pprosi- vote RS having had the best in-1 yrnrs, died l.i.s: Thursdny evening mately 600 tone. G. Crescent rl»tl« .SO Glo-Llte Tetras -. 7. Broken Hor.e, Hi-inch, WWOli- fluence on the school during the !nt. the Xfurnlnpii-ai. institute, New mately 300 tons. ited n«tlei «3 Zebra Danlo 50 year because of hia sterling worth !York city, following an cmergenry All minerinl to be delivered ind «p- Black rialy Variatut MS Red Wactall* .... .1X1 and earnest endeavor. operation. piicd under the direction of the Town- sliili KnKtncer. Green .SwordUlU M Head and Tall Lite* .90 Farrow has been at the school AM work and material to be jn ac- Black Motile* 50 two years, during which time he cordance with N. J. State Hi«hwajr Red Velvet Swordtalll .... .90 has won a junior varsity letter in tpecificiitionE. Gold SwordtaiU 75 Millie Sphenopa .85 football and basketball nnd a vars- The Township Committee reserved tht Dwarf Gouramla rlt-'ht to aceppt or reject any or all nidi. White Cloud Mountains _1.00 ity tennis letter. Ho has beon busi- Special Sale Sppcinrations may be obtained from ness manager of thn Literary Ad- Craig KimieRan, Township Engineer, 1S6 vance, the school literary magazine, East Knd avenue, Belfortl, N. J. and this year W;IR pditor-ln-cliirf HOWARD W, ROBERTS, of the Pege, school year-book. He Township Clerk. Belford Tropical Fish Hatchery has been an honor student and was Main St. ft Eaet Road, Bclfunl, >. J. awarded a jeweled "-N" for scholas- NOTICE tic achievement. He has been ac- TO FRANCES GOVWER, WHITALL WHOLESALE RETAIL cepted at Dickinson college, Cnr!::-:e, OF SUMMER WASHABLE TATUM CO., * body corporate, LLOYD Pa., for entrance in Septembn. V. DECKER. MAURICE MALAKOFF, Hours: 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily MHS DAVID H. HAHUENBROOK. wife of David H. Hardenbrook, FREDERICK BRIDAL SHOWER \V. WELLS, and ANNA MAE WELLS. his wire, ISIDOR SCHWENK and hia Mrs. H. Duke Edwards of Mc- heirs, next or kin, dtviteea, le«at«i and Laren street gave a shower recent- personal representative!. MRS. ISIDOK ly for Miss Holen Hcrrinp; of Long SCHWBNK. wife of laidor Schwenk, and MERV1N HURWITZi Branch. Miss Herring will he mar- TAKE NOTICE that by report dated ried Sunday, June 13, to Milo Schu- tha 12th day of May. 1948, I, MILTON for graduation macher, Jr., of Matawan. Guests M. ABRAMOFF. one of the Matter* in COTTONS were Mrs. C. J. HcrrlnB, Mrs. Milo Chantry of ihe State of New Jersey, Schumacher, Mrs. M:iEon England- to whom the nbove matter wm referred, .Krnnk L. Sherwood have found the amount due to com- er, Mrs. Paul srtiissfcr, .Mrs. John ptninnnt for principal and interest on iU Glass and Misses Marcella Doltbs. tax certificate! as to the Kim. Second. give Coro Pearls* Nancy McGwire, Nancy Hhcrninn, JIi' was horn in Plcasantvillc, Third and Fourth Caueei of Action a* N. Y., son of the late Alison L, and n£ Auril 1st. 1948, which certificates Elizabeth McCuc nnd Mnrgucri'.c cover premises in the Borough of Fair fit a special graduate cap jewel case Herring. .ler.ny II. .Sl-.r-nvond. Mr. Shcnvuud 3,500 YARDS Jiaven, County of M on mouth nnd Stnte was recently transferred from a of New Jc*->ey. and described as follows: The rp.id tn lic iilul liiniTr liij.ii- hank teller's position tu custodian The premises beinjf foreclosed under IIOSH lends UIITMIK a nd \v:is also a member County of Monmouth and State of New are all fast color, all washable—and must of tlu-m sanfor- Jersey, shown on a map entitled "Map of tho Wenonah Missionary society of I'copurty of Th» Land * Loan Com- of Little Silver, the Presbyterian pany, at Fair Haven, N. J.," tieorft 1). ized. Ideal material for daytime dresses, playclothes, Coo inc. C. E.. April 28, 1908. church of Itrd i'.ank and the Pros- BEGINNING at a paint In the north hyterian lirotheih(jod. cr!y bid* of Hendrlckaon Place, at til* KurviviiiK in hh wife, Mrs. Bes- blouses and skirts. And all at a very spnial sale price! south westerly corner of land! of Lyon; sie l'arkcr Kherv.-nod; a dnuKhlor, thence U) westerly alon« the northerly jmle of Hendricknon Pine* 664 feet more i Miss Krances Sherwood, nnd a sls- nr less to lands of formerly Michael | tcr, Mr.';. licnjamln W. Covert, all Bennett; thence (2) northerly »t rltht of Rod Bank, and two brothers, anfflea along the easterly aide of land* of Bennett; 127 feet more or lesi tf William T. Kherwood of Baltimore, landa of the William Throckmorton El Md., and Anson \V. ahcruood of WO,VK\ SKKItSL'CKEH tate: thence < 3) Easterly alone the Detroit. Mich, •outherly *ide of lands of Throckraor ton c-t als 661 feet more or left to thi The funeral was hold Sunday af- I'LONAL, Cm.NKI.K KUKI'E Avpitcrly side of landi of Lyon; thence ternoon at tho late residence, with 49 YARD (4) southerly along the westerly tide of Jvev. John A. Hayes, pnstnr of the land* of Lyon to tha point nr place of N'.JIIIO- II.I 7ilc Yard Bpcinnintr, he the distance what it may. Presbyterian church, officiating. The premil«i being foreclosed under Burial was in EverKveen cemetery, the Second Causa of Action, taint the Convenience under the direction of the Mount followinK: ; - . memorial home. ALL those trncls or parcels of land - • U The Keynote and premises, hereinafter particularly FINE WALK COLOHED IMQL'E described, situate, lying and being in of tha Borough of Fair Haven, In tne Coun- tlnjitys Our ty of Monmouth and State ot-£l*W Jer- LCON'8 SANFORIZED STRIPED CIIAMUnAYS aoy, known nnd designated as Lots NOB "I'ifly Yrurs fiS and 57 on a map entitled "Map o C*rtifl«d Stor«9»- Scrvloe PERM. FINISHED'WIIITR OIUi.WHY YA»S Properly of The Land and Loan Com A pleasing incident in the week- 79 • Convenient Ixicat/nn (.right pany of Fair Hnvcn, N. J."YWttle U. Cooper. C. E.,'April 113, ldOB-îfctek* loti "- In *»ie>Da»t ol |y»A flank) ly activities of The Register's edi- COil A MA SPUN I'W '- tu !.'.;5 Yard taken together are described .*#. tollp • Convcnltiit. Senlrc (Boixl- tor was hcinj; slopped on the street BBGINNlMCat a point inf3tffflJJ|Hpit td' mcMMMigeito -Ipr lilckup last week by ,/. Lester Eisner, #r)y side of Locust avenue"«t>< 1111 li K , (no 1 moons. along the easterly side of Matilft «ve- Mr. Eisner complimented the edj- tnic, 100 feei'to a stake in ;th* north- .•: .'t||il»fa«' ntide tUl yuu r ft" r- westerly corner'of lot no. 58; thtne'e <2> ";> mpnfk' ar*.a#llv«red>M»Mli<; tor upon The P.c.nister's larsc cir- easterly a!on*"the northerly 4ileW>?M| lot -full. culation and also mentioned how no. 58, 153 feet « Inches to'tfe^tfntcr entertaining tho "SO Years Ago" of the block; thence (3) northerlyjôn Call the center of the block and tne-'.Weat k B. e-aioo column was to him. He .said hf. *riy ends of lots nos. 54 and 51. 100 reads with much interest every Is- feet to the southerly side of Locust ave- sue of The Kcgistcr. On hia bus- nue, thence (4) westerly alone the LEON'S noutherly bide of Loemt avenue. .151 iness trips abroad. The Registers feet 6 inches to the point or plan of Since 1912 accumulate and immediately upon UeKinninir. White St., Red Bank his return, he Roes through each The premises being foreclosed under one very carefully to make sure he th* Third Cause of Aetlon, belnc the MODERN LIVING MERITS MODERN SERVICE following: does not miss any of the "50 years ALL that tract or »•*«•. of land and TLe gift ilie'll always remem1jer...Coro Pearls* HRO" items. A recent item of di- premises, hereinafter yirtieularly de- rect personal interest to him was eeribed, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Fair Haven* in the County that M years ago he had a had fall of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, and was rendered unconscious for known and designattd M Lot No. 84 on Here'a the ideal graJualion Map entitled "Map of property of The nearly two days. Land fc Loan Company on Leonard gift... lovely, luslroui Mr. Eisner in his boyhood, re- avenue. Borough of Fair Haven and sided on Wallace street, near State of New Jersey." dated February Coro Pearls* encosed in a 11, 1914. George P. Coo peri C. E. replica of her graduate cap Washington, and played with what BEGINNING at a point in the north' WM then known as the Wallace •rly side of Jackson street, which point- to keep ai a permanent and Borden street gang. Nearby is distant 200 feet more or !«•• west- Dependable erly from the point of intersection of memory of trie occasion. was the Spring street gang, nnd feuds •ftttl point also being the aouthweater.y corner of Lot No. 88 on taid - map; among these gangs were not quite thence (1) northerly at right angles to so severe as those down In Ken- Jackson street 136 feet to a point: JC.00 Quick Service thence (8) westerly along the middle of tucky, but nevertheless there wafl the block and the southerly tide of Lot about •* plus tax. >j a dividing line between these dis- Mo. 75, 50 feet to a point; thence (S) tricts over which It was dangerous Miutherly parallel with the first course Eatimates Given 135 fret to a point on the northerly includes jewel case to cross. (tide of Jackson street; thtnee (4> Tho editor of The Register well ea&terly along the northerly side of At Once .Tncknon street, 50 feet to the point or j knows whereof he writes because place of beginning. he belonged to the Spring street gang. The Register's editor also The premiums being, foreclosed under Alio the Foirrth Cause of Action, being the OPEN EVENING'S TILL 9. recalls very clearly the day when followinn: Clock, Jewelry, the first sewing machines of the ALL those certain lots, tracts or par- Eisner plant were put in the front cels of Innd and premisea hereinafter and Silver Repairs particularly described, situate, lying and room of the Eisner home while he hfing In the Borough of Fair Haven Dorathy Jane Shoppe was playing with the Eisner boys (formerly Township of Shrewsbury), ir the County of Monmouth and State of and others in the vacant lot next New Jersey, known and designated as 32 FOSTER STREET RIVER PLAZA to their home, evidently on this Lota Nos. 35, S6. 37 and 38 on map Reussilles' particular day there being harmony entitled "Map of Property of The Land m Loan Company at Fair Haven. N. J." RED BANK 64227 36 BROAD - RED. BANK between the Wallace and Spring GenrRe T). Cooper, C. E., April 22,-1908. street gangs. BEGINNING at a Htake in the north- •rly side of Hcndrlckson Place at the Southwesterly corner of Lot No. 89 Kcd Banker Gets thence (1) northerly along the west' •rly side of Lot No. 39, 250 feet to s. ntnke: thence (2) westerly parallel with Prison Sentence Hendrickson Place 50 feet more or leu NOW IS THE TIME TO GIVE YOURSELF to a stake In the center of the brook; Edward .1. Daly of 82 Sprint thence (3) southerly along the center A DOUBLE TREAT WITH street was sentenced to Annandal« of the brook to its interseotion with the reformatory last Thursday nt Prce- northerly aide of Hendriekaon Place be the distance what It may; thence (4) ho'd by Judge John C. Giordano easterly along the northerly side of for i>n Indeterminate term on three SCHOOL DAYS Hendrickson Place 240 feet, more or SLIPCOVERS .•»< UPHOLSTERY charges of breaking and entering lese to the place of beginning. with Intent to steal, and a charge TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that I of petty larceny. havfl appointed Tuesday, June 15th. We help you select your, When trouble strikes a power line, it takes 1948, at th" hour of 2:30 o'clock. Day- Daly had been charged with en- llsht SftVina Time, In th« nfternoon, an Our custom-made slip, fabric, then we pick up tries at the LriHiniirdo Bchool April a man with real "know how" to put it back in the tim* fttfll my office at No. 12 Broad 18, Crawford Compton's real estate Rtrcet, Red Bnn.Jc, Monmouth County, cover* are of the new- service. To make sure that our men are New Jersey, na the place when and your suite, strip it down office of Belford April 19, and Osip'.s where you may pay to the complainant fish market of New Monmouth and capable of meeting these situations, Jersey the hums so found due for principal and est of fabrics and very to the frame, reweb the at the home of Miss Jane Pulsch of 5ntere*t, subsequent taxes, and Interest thereon aforesaid, together with the reuonably priced. Tha •N'f,iV Monmouth April 20. Central has opened two training schools to taxed costs of this suit. The sum to bases, add new spring* Joseph E. Burke of Asbury Park be paid in the First Cause of Action Is received a suspended one-to-three- enable apprentice linemen to be experts in a • 151.91, in the Second Cnuse of Action, materials are matched If needed, re-upholster *2i"2.8r», In the Third Cause of Action, year prison sentence, three year's period of about three years, or less than half 1204.4:1 nnd in the Fourth Cruise of Ac- and are out right on probation and a $1,000 fine on a tion. S208.r>8, loKtitlier with Interest with fabrics you have charge of keeping a gambling re- the time required heretofore. from April 1st. 1948. plus the taxed costs of this suit. This notice is given your furniture In your ohossn, return your sort. He was arrested May 2 ae to you so that you may appear and county and Anbury Park police make redemption of the property or pro- home by skilled experts. suite renewed inside raided Burke's garage In Neptune, Immediate analysis and decisions are re- tect your Interest by assignment. where a dice game was In progress. MILTON M. ABRAMOFF, •nd out. Seventeen others were arrested in quired in an emergency, and these men are Mnster In Chancery of N, J. the raid. trained to perform these acts in their regular Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. SPECIAL: THIS WEEK ONLY—SLIPCOVERS CERTIFICATE TO OKFICEIt. line of duty. "Line gangs" are highly trained In the innltcr of the estate of -Ettle Ttiornn (also known us Ettle Thome $ At a recent commencement cere- to insure you Reddy service at the lowest Metiear), deceased. Notice to credi- muny, Cnpt, Harry IJ. Sclfeit of tors to present clnlms against »stnte. 3-PIECE SET 5 CUSHIONS 85°° fled Bank, was presented with a possible cost. Pursuant to th& order of ©i>rman Mc- raddiii, Surroirnto of the County of certificate for having successfully Mnnmmith, made on the twelfth Hay of in Pebble Cloth That It Sunfait and Washable. completed n ten-week course on May. 101S, on the application of Joseph Army and Alt* Force exchange W. Thornp. tnlc rxoeutor of the extnte of bttlo Tlinrno (also known us Ettle management at Fort Monmouth, Thorn a McUgitr), deceased, notice In Capt. Seifort, n graduate of the hereby given to tho creditors of nald CALL R. B. 8-4038 FOR FREE ESTIMATE (Ippcnnrn tn fxnlhlt to tho nubucrlber, University of Illinois, Is assigned •olo executor, ns nforcsnld, their debts to the station hospital at the fort. nnd demands iiKninst the enld estate, Ho served In tho Pacific area as under onth, wtthln six monthi from the dnte of the nforeaaid order, or they company commander. JERSEY CEHTRAL will bo forever 'bnrrod of their* notions Slipcover fabric and The exchange course wn.s estab- . therefor npnlmt tho said nubucrlber. lished to provide Army and Air POWER i, LIGHT CO. nntetli Freehold, N, J., Mny 13th, leatherette sold by FURNITURE & Force officers with a general work- 10 •. S. ing knowledge of management of JOKKl'H W. THOIINE. A. B.C. DECORATING exchanges. It. i). No, 1. Key port, N. J. Co. Mr^sr*. Pillion*, Lshrecriuf, the yard. 106 Shrewsbury Ave. On n son a ft Combfl, Red Bank Oxygen when mixed with acet- Red Bank, K, J, Proeteri. ylene makes possible flame lomper iîiKJ'Kjr. .JI;M-; :',, v. faee Ten HANK Philadelphia Ciirl Eait Garfisld Av# Pbon* Large Crowd Atlantic Highland* A. H. 1-0S02-R. The Driveway Covering To Wed Kcypori Man Mrs. Maiion A. Build o.' Phila- Harold Thorne UTATC or delphia has announced the en- Sees Parade At Of Diitinction casement of her daughter. Miss Building Contractor W. H. L*«OVT«AU« Pauline B. Schwar, to Hownnl K. ALTERATION'S REPAIRS • S W4LL ifWT Stlckloy, Jr., eon of Mr. and .Mr*. Atlantic Highlands H» vemc •. N. V. Howard E. Sticklcy of Lnwrcncc avenue, Kcansbur?. Four Tank*. Jrrp* BLUESTONE Miss Schwar ia a graduate of America's Best Corsets Eastern, Pa., high school, class of Fitted by Graduate Corsctleres 19H, nnd is a nurse on the staff And Ollirr Kqui|mirul of Gcrmantown hospital, Philadel- TUCKEM'S B. A. Shoemaker fr Sons phia, having graduated from that 1'calure March CORSET SHOP J hospital's srhool of nursing. 139 Broadway Un| Branch 19. 1946 One of the largest crowds In At- LITTLE SILVER, N. J. lantic Highlands history braved the weather Monday lo witness the TELEPHONE RED BANK Memorial day parade in that bor- OUJ.'IJ. The parade featured a varied display of modernized fighting equipment, including* four General Colonel B. C. Coats Sheridan tanks, a half-tract, three 6-223 8-J jeej s, two personnel carriers, and 490 Bath Avertu« ;in nmphtbious D.U.K.W* Long Branch, New Jersey Soldiers from Kort Hancock and Fo.'t jVIonmouth joined members of the 644th Tank battalion. Red Bank's National Guard unit, in the march. Representatives of the Zstete of William H. LaBoyteaux Sandy Hook Coast Guard unit were TAKE NOTICE als) in the parade. Toe march, which was led by the three local veterans' organizations, Dear Mr. Coats: included a Spanish-American war veteran, the Sen, Girl, Boy and Cul) Sec \i\ troops of the borough and As executors of the Satate of William H. mcmbeiH of civic organizations. HOME OWNERS! Mnrch music was furnished by the Atlantic Highlands municipal hand. LaBoyteaux. we should like to take this opportunity to Fire and Kinst Aid men and their cqu.jui>|iurlnl PHONE R. B. 6-0696 chanic* and uie the finest materials money can buy. FREE v IOL-HI HS wijl tin out-of-towa UusilU'Kh- Bridge avenue was fined $25 for bo- n;ii. Ativ«Ttl»i!iiici»t» «|i|ienpitiK rewu- ESTABLISHED 1927. CONSULTATION. ing drunk and disorderly. rly 1rM Vh« story.—Atlvirtisrmcnt.

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THE LINCOLN CONSTRUCTION Wa add any slza addition to your homa and NEW fine car isn't made overnight. Are they powerful? In both the Lincoln specialize In porch enclosures. A Not a realty new and really fine car. and Lincoln Cosmopolitan, there's tha same powerful engine. Newly designed Thu 19-19 LiucotttsyoM can see how at your TWO COMPLETELY NEW 1949 right from tho blueprints up, 8-cylinder, ROOFING (FIRE RESISTANT) Lincoln dealer's have been years perfect- V-type, 152-horscpower...it's as fine an ing. Here was a job that couldn't be Modern Home UKI John.-Manville, Flintkote, Barrtll. Bird. Rub- engine as human skill can make. A fortress rushed. For these 1949 Lincohis were deer-oid. U. S C. Certain-Teed malcrtals. We al.o repair leak*. of strength...built with the precision that »ult-t.. leaders ud •kylifhu. FREE ESTIMATE. No ohlll.tlon. signed to meet the 1950s more than half goes into aviation engines. way; to be the automotive pattern for (FIRE years to come. Are they luxurious, these new Lincolns? SIDING RESISTANT) Naturally. From the smart upholstery fab- A re they beautiful? Of course, with anew, Eliminates t/enrlv paintlnt cxpen*e§. Acts at an .mutation ton- rics and distinctive color combinations to ruts fuel cotts. We utr onlv (amout-rnnhe materials: Jofcma- massive breadth of line that's fresh to the MnnviHe. Flintkote. etc FREE ESTIMATE. NO obligation. their new carefree, effortless ride, thesa eye...and sheer joy when you sec how Lincolns are a revelation and • new ex* much extra room it means. They've got a perience in motoring. IN A CHOICE OF AAAGNIFICENT BODY STYLES low, hug-the-road look. And feel how their new super-balloon tires, with their wider, PORCH Enclosures AND TWO SEPARATE PRICE RANGES Yes, look at the fine cars of the *50j...Loolc Savt fuel by enclcyalnf your Irani and tea. porch. safer rims, really cushion your ride. at Lincoln. PAINTING-WALL PAPERING Mnrlcrni/ your homt Iniid* and out on our am.ll raonUly Bud- Nothing cou/c/be Rner^or Newer/ get IMan.t I 6-4088

f-- or Mail This Coupon Now_ MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 1 W. BER«;£N PL RED BANK, N. J. Gentlemen: Plcaso have your expert call to discuss Items cheekPd—without obligation to me. D Construction D Rooftnp D Qar«fl«t THI LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN D Shingling SEE THE BIGGEST NEWS IN THE FINE CAR FIELD AT YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER'S Name «... Addiess _ City StaU -Phont , ENGLISH MOTORS, Inc. Beat Duy . —Beat Tlmt RBR-6-.-6 34-36 Maple Avenue Red Bank, New Jersey RED BANK REGISTER, JUKE 3, 19JS Page eleven Lions Club Honors Public Auction Fair Haven Troop of THE SAFEST PLACE IN TOWN Flag* Presented 350 Lots and Plots To Bov Scout Unit Dr. Edwin F. Stewart, oldest liv- Close out of the remainder in ing Kagle Scout in the United Stated in point of service, holder CEDAKWOOD PAKK of the Silver Beaver award, tlie highest, achievement award in CIMU4 an* Developed for »uhscrlber» to HuiUnn niKnatcfe, One Sccuting, and scout, surgeon for of Nsw Jersey's Outstandinf Newspapers. Boy Scout troop 24, assisted the Vn\t Haven Lions club in honoring LOCATED the members of troop 24 for their various successful accomplishments Equidistant Lakewood-Point Pleasant on the climng the past year, last Thurs- day night at Willowbrook restaur- Meledeconk River. •> ant. Wilfred H. McCracken, a member of the Scout Troop Committee, was toastmaster. He spoke of the Saturday, June 5th m activities of the Boy Scouts jtlnce Its organization in 1911 in Fair STARTING AT 10 A.M. UORFUL'VURABU Haven. Dr. Stewart, outfitted In his BAIN OR SHINE IN CEDAR LOG CLUB HOUSE, full l-cgalia of scouting, gave a re- KITCHBH ANP sumo of his work during the past CEDARWOOD PARK 37 yen is, stating that he was scout- This iub»tintl«l family bungalow colony with approximately BATHROOM master of the Fair Haven troop, 500 attractive Bungalows already butlt and occupied by owners, 25 jears ago. At the conclusion of needs no iuper-ialen build-up description. WtlLS his talk, Dr. Stewart contributed TERMS OF SALE: 30% cash, balance budget payments of six the use of two slings for the troop and ten months, flaps. $500.00 In valuable Door Prizes Distributed at Conclusion of Councilman Russell H. Mlnton, sale. You are cordially invited to attend the sale; bring your W president of the troop committee, friends and lhare In winning one of these free prizes. ICONOMICAl praised the work of the Scouts and PLATIUI • JATIN-LUK • OlOl lux a'.sa ot the Lions club for all activi- Sale under the direction of *U 3 in ties. Mr. Minton was a member of B. O. COATS, 490 Bath Ave., Long Branch, N. J. Identically Matched Colon the original Fair Haven troop when Auctioneers It uas known as troop 1 in 1912. ]. W. BURNS, Telephone 6-3899 Yes. Leon's "Certified Vaults" Are The Other committee members present MONMOUTH PLUMBING wore Robert V. VanBrunt, Joseph Members "National Society of Auctioneers" E. Hunter and Lawrence A. Schill- 9 SUPPLY CO., Inc. ing. A. Clayton Hollender, of Perth CLERKS: Frank Woolley, H. E. Long. Plumbing anil Heating Supplies Aniboy, governor of Lion district "Safest Place' 183 West Front St., 16-ft, presented an American Hag and a troop flag, gifts of the Fail Haven Lions club, to Mayor Edgar For Your Precious Furs arid Winter Woolens V. Dcnise, who in turn made the official presentation of the (lags to troop 34, Robert Shannoman accepted the flags on behalf of the troop. Mayor Deniw, a former boy scout, spoke briefly of the achieve LEON'S STORAGE SERVICE merits of the scouts and also of the service club, stating that the of- PROVIDES ficial governing body of the com- STOP wasting fuel munity was very proud of both organizations, # Bonded Routemen He said th« poles, topped with un eagle for the American flag anil of the new with the scout insignia for the # Complete Insurance troop flag, were the gifts of Wilfred Iron Fireman Automate H. and Albert G. McCracken of # Lusterway Fur Cleaning Grange avenue, in memory of the LOOK Coal Flow Stoker late John L. Willard, a former member of the Fair Haven Lions # Fur Repair arid Remodeling club and a worker (or all ooy scout activities, who died May 10, 194S. Emll L. Jakubecy, present to sound scoutmaster, spoke of the scout* appieclatlon for the honors. Red Bank's Only Cold Storage Vaults Guests, in addition to Dr. Stewart, LISTEN heating advice Mayor Denise, Councilman Mlnton and Scoutmaster Jnkubecy were On Our Premises Councilmen Peter J. Elch«le, Ar- thur H. Ricman, Tony Hunting, Why lint come in and inspect our vault*. Sec for yourself James: A. Enrlght and Jesse J. Me- The coal flow stoker Ilray, Assistant Scoutmasters Vin- the care with which garments stored at I .mil's ure handled. "pipes" coal from bin cep.t Maslyn, Robert W. Laubcrand Fred Ruwoll, also Grandjean G to fire, through a sealed Jewett, Richard Ford and Arthur C. Erb. conveying system which Community singing was led by William L. Bailey, Jr., and Coun LEON'S eliminates dust and dirt. oilman ISichclc. Mayor Dcnise 6ang Since 1912 "Br.'ghten the Corner Where You It gives you the superior smoothness of automatic and economic Arc", and Councilman Hunting en- 64-76 While St. Red Bank tertained with tap dancing. Alfred coal heat without any coal handling. Automatic instruments P. Boyce and Mr. Eichcle (tang a duet. Mr. Hunting Invited the maintain steady temperatures day and night. Ash'removal is by sccuU, and scoutmasters to the Cat!ton theater for the showing of gravity or mechanical means. Can be quickly installed in your "Unconquered". Tho party will be present furnace or boiler without expensive alterations. complete with refreshment* donated by the Lions club. President John G. Anderson announced that the I/Ions will honor the members of the local Sea Scout FRED D. WJKOFF CO. fihli), "Sea Lions", at the next meet- In? of the club Thursday night, 19 W. FRONT, STREET, RED BANK June 10. The program will be in charge of Russell M. Borus. TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-0552 Horry C. F. Worden, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the nominations for the of- flcio.l slate of the service club for Gentlemen- the fiscal year of 1918-1949. The annual election will be held Thursday, June 10, and Installations July 8. Ths nominations were as follows: LBuli G. J. Frcrct, V. S. N., to succeed John G. Anderson as president, William I* Bally, Jr., to succeed Lieut. Freret as first vice pres- keqpyour/tats on. ident, Albert G. McCracken to succeed Mr. Bally as second vice president, Harold B. Perry to succeed Mr. McCracken as third vice president, Donald D. Mills to succeed Com* in . . . discover thm height, of design to achieve the roominess Story Everett F. Allen as secretary, Rus- sell M. Borus to succeed Kenneth of the year! W. Harttell as treasurer, Lester H. width, and* length of Packard luxury! England to succeed himself as lion tamer, Joseph Sacco to succeed Mr. Come in—see it—compare the dimen- Perry as tail twister, Robert V. To look at this sleek, low-slung beauty Van Brunt, and Alfred P. Boyce to sions with those of any other car. Then, succeed John F. Wagner and Mil- with its road-hugging lines, you'd scarcely ton H. Sicgfred a.i directors for a we're certain, you'll want to take off term of two years. Other members expect the inside story that is revealed to your hat to Packard for thinking of your of the nominating committee were Peter J. Eichele, Fred E. Gregg, you the instant you open the door. motoring comfort in such generous terms! Wilfred H. McCracken and Robert V. VanBrunt. Plenty of height for hats, plenty of ASK THE MAN V/HO OWNS ONE Signal Corps Offers width for coats, plenty of length for legs! Photos To Public In this smartly tailored Packard interior, Th« V, 3. Army Signal Corps Is impressive size combines with ingenuity offering ths public sn opportunity to obtain pictures of the military tur«.rtr* due to one of the finest brews you ever enjoyed: •vents, , units and personalities taken by Its photographers during that creamy crown on your (lass of Krueger! World War II. It's • natural... • head of its own ... In the files of the Army Pictorial service in Washington, there arc the result of natural fermentation. more than 500,000 such pictures any of which can be purchased at Naturally, then, every swallow of sparkling Krueger a price of 15 cents for a 4x5-inch or U delightfully smoother, brisker, better! 50 cents for an1 8xlO-lnch photo- graph on glassy paper- Requests, giving specific information as to the military designation of the unit and the plncc and approximate date of the picture should be ad- dressed to The Chief Signal Olllccr, Attention: Still picture Branch, Room 5-A 270, The Pentagon, Washington 25, D, C. Mimeographed lists are available describing selected pictures of the various combat divisions. Pictures In file are usually identified as to divisions, regiments and separate units, but seldom by companies and battalions or smaller units. Special list* will not be compiled, but a limited number of descrip- tions of pictures on subjects requested, will bo sent In reply to requests. Photographs may bo seen T. C. OTTQ, Inc. In Room 6-A 338, Tho Pentagon, Washington, D. C. Money should Harding Road at Broad Street Phone 6-0428 Red Bank, N. I. not be sent until Interested pcr- O. KriioBor Drcwlng Cn., Nnwnrk a, N, 3, lons have been advised that the pictures desired can be supplied. HED BAXK REGISTER, JUNE 3, 1918

lion ni held at the Methodist church. She wu the oldest m<=a- INSUM VOUI MOM1 Mrs. Minton Dies ber of the church, where sht had buaineaa, automobile and other THE BEST IX HARDY been a Sunday-school teacher and property with DOCTOR MILDRED HULSART active member. NAMED In 104th Year 1 HAWKINS BROTHZBS At Mrs. Minton * 103d birthday Seal Batata and Mortface Loana Chrysanthemums VARIETIES announces reception last Kovember, five new 17 Broad Street, Bed Bank fiicat-grcat-c'ondchildren were Fhoae B. B. MS52 At Highlands respnt, representing the fifth generation. These were Catherine $3.50 Per Dozen Delivered THAT *!HK HAS MOVED HER OFFICES Walstrom, daughter of Mr. and Born In We A Bank, Mr*. Hicvert Walstrom, Jr.; Linda TEL. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-0277 She. Moved To .lane McC'ue, daughter of Mr. and To Mr«. Joseph McCue of Lon Bavehore In IHKI Branch; Jean Cheiky Voorhees, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivina MONINOUTH LANDSCAPE SERVICE 37 EAST FRONT STREET Voorhccs, Jr.; Sylvia Robertson, Mrs. Lavinia Alounl Minton of (laughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Fourth street, Highlands, one of the Robertson, and Barbara Emmona, Red Bank Tel. 6-0903 oldest residents of Monmouth coun- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ty, died Friday morning in her Emmon.s of Asbury Park. 104th year. She had been seriously Fntranre lo Onlrc !• b*lwr>n Span Craft Studio and Besides her daughters, Mm. Min- ill three weeks. ton is survived by 11 grandchil- Fifth Avenue Cleaner* A native ol Red Bank, Mra. Min- dren, 29 great-grandchildren, 24 ton wnj born on White street, No- great-great-grandchildren and one OAK vember 12. 1844, and was the daugh- great-great-grcat-grandchild. ter of HoinUo Mount, and Marie The sixth generation child U SUMAC Matilda McCarr. She was the N'ancy Sweat, daughter of Mr. and arold Levinsohn youngest of a family of six sons IVScience fcaiY dimmed aa euolMl Mr*. Robert Sweat of Florida. A and six daughters. She saw her grandson, Ambrose Liming of High- new treatment for iff, ask aad raase brothers and sweetheart march off lands, is a veteran of World war I. poisoning. It'agentleand safe, drlaaa* to the Civil war. Mrs, Minton vol- The funeral was held Tuesday the blisters in • aurifWaglr abart Haw. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT unteered to nurse the wounded often within 24 hoars. AtdreggteU. W« soldiers of that war, and after at- afternoon at the late residence,70 tending the Mechanic street school Fourth street, with Rev. J. Hillman Coffee, pastor of Highlands Metho- Aak in Red Bank, she became engaged for in nunsing for several years in dist church, officiating. Burial wu IVY-DRY many of the old Red Bank homes. in Fair View cemetery under dlrsc- As a young womnn she had motllon of the Posten funeral home. Charles Johnson of Cream Ridge in Rev. Mr. Coffrc gave benediction at JOHNNY'S Gulf Service the early 60's, and upon his return tho grave. The bearers were Charles from the Civil war they wcrn mar- Johnson, grandson of the deceased; — bright boys eat here — 50 EAST MONT ST. RED HANK ried in Red Bank by Rev. Robert John Patnrnon, Srivert Walatrom, T. Middleditch, who was the J3ap- George Wing, Jr., Reginald Robert- {•I HIXH'KS FROM BROAD STREET) tiist minister. Three children were son and Ivins P. Voorhces, (real- born to this union. grandsons of Mrs. Minton, Formerly DKKEKE'S GULF SERVICE Some time alter Mr. Johnsun'6 death, the widow married James School Health Kingsbury, by -whom there were hree more, children. Program Discussion LET US SHAMPOO YOUR CAR In 1884 the family moved to "Tlit ICssonUnle of a School Highlands, where .Mrs. Minton had Health Program" will be the sub lived ever since. Her third husband ject of a tnlk to he given by Miss WITH wna John Wesley Minton, captain l.uln P. UUworth, assistant In of a vessel that hauled coal be- health education, of the state de- tween Kew York and Highland*. partment of education, at a meet' One child was born to the third intr ot the Monmouth County Bet- THE NEW TURCO CAR SHAMPOO union. Mr. Minton tlicil 4fi years ter School Health council in the THE OENTLIMAM'f IACKIT auditorium of the Gregory school, The people who are "in-tlie-know"' dine lmre daily, This uiiui7.iii£ air potvcri-il iiiiu'liine will r«- Mrs. Minton saw seven gre:it- ijae.K Brunch, Tuesday. Dr. Albert by giand.sons serve in Wuric! war 11.F. Schmidt of Sea Girt, chairman for they're certain of finding their favorite foods, lliovt; the smallest speck* of (liri without They are A. Mcadn Robertson, Jr., of the Council, who la also chair- tastefully and healthfully prepared and appeti/.- 8AMTAMAC* damaging llif polish or poirrlaini/.ril iininh and Robert Robertson, sons of man of the school physician com' ingly and pleasingly served. Mayor and Mrs. A. Meadc Robert- mittcf of the Monmouth County Its lines are as casually correct as a . on your car. Leave your ear here son, Robert Anthony and Jvlns Medical society, will conduct the Voorhceg, all of Highlands; John meeting to which have been invited "If you don't sec what you want on our menu, custom-made sport coat—and the ultra while you shop , . . ftliaiii|ioo only •1.50 Patterson of Hilton Parlt, Robert school physicians, echool den' just ask for it." We'll try to meet your request. new part wool gabardine ffcbric, soft _ . Liming of West Long Brnnch and tist?, school nurses, and rcprcaenta' Nelson Emmons of Asbury Park. tives of county and local groups In- at silk, light as air, is both wind and « \* TA If j • Guaranteed Repairing ... All Type* # Mrs. Minton hud predicted that the terested in school health, including water repellent. Wear this Bantaraac * 5sW • end of World war 11 would come school superintendents, principals • Sunday Dinner DeLuxe $1.50 to $2.25 before she was 100 years old. Al- ami teachers, boards of education, jacket, rain or shine, for all outdoor Liihricalion . . . Steam Cleaning • The French Ballroom at the Nolly Pitcher is ways hateful of war, she was, how- parrnt-tcachet' associations, and occasions. It belongs where smart ever, proud of her relatives who health and welfare agencies, •n ideal letting for that wedding reception or TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES saw service. A grandson, Charles A ten-point listing of objectives people gather. In bright spring H. Johnson, son of Mrs. Annie for n better school health program dinner you may be planning. Johnson of Hcaddcn's Corner, Mld- In Monmouth county, formulated color.- 1 OrE.V 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 7 A, M: TO 10 r. M. dletown townsip, also saw service by tht' planning committee of the GOOD WINE—GOOD FRIENDS In World war II. council under the chairmanship of For the pnst several years the Myron B. Dlggin of Matawan, will GOOD FOOD • We Call For And Deliver • birthday parties of Mrs. Minton be presented to the meeting for hnve been one of the highlights of. consideration. Mr. Diggin is preai Highlands society. These parties den*, of the Matawan township Call Red Bank 6-2832 wore arranged by one of her daugh- board of education and president HOTEL MOLLY PITCHER ters, Mrs. Deborah Boguc, with of tnc County Association of School "THE GEM OF THE ATLANTIC COAST" Niil J.Kridel THOMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE AT ALL TIMES' whom she lived. During these open Boards. house parties, all the local officials Dr. Stanley Nichols, Long Branch *&'- •>••• RED BANK *(O SANK, N. i. plus relatives and friends would and Asbury Park physician, wili greet and pay tribute to the "Grand summarize existing echool health Old Lady of Highlands." ' programs in Monmouth county and Until her recent Illness, Mrs. Min- conduct a question and answer per ton had been remarkably active. iod. Tho Monmouth County Better Her favorite hobby was aulomo- School Health Council is sponsored mobile riding, and she rarely by the Women's auxiliary of the missed a, Sunday's drive around the County Medical society and follows county. the pattern for improved nchoo Last year a New York radio sta- health services as approved by the tion invited her, among others, to New Jersey state department of participate in a Saturday morning education, and the Medical Society program. Mrs. A. Mcadc Robert- of JS'ew Jersey and it's auxiliary. son, a granddaughter, often relates the pleasure Mrs. Minton received BIRTHDAY PARTY from that trip. The studio sent a Sharon Lee Croydon, daughter of large sedan to Highlands and took Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Croydon Mrs. Minton and some of her rela- of Occanport, was one year old So easy! So speedy! tives to New York. ACter the radio Monday, and the occasion was WATCH show the company took them to a maikcd with a birthday party. Now York hotel for dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mva. Of Mrs. Minion's seven children, Stanley O. Croydon, Mr. and Mrs. So thrifty! four are living. They are Mrs. Jack Keanc, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bogue, Miss Hattie Kingsbury. Mrs. VanBrackle, Mrs. Olive Croydon, George E. Liming and Mrs. Kate Mrs. Renkc Jnnssen, Mrs. O. P. Ellenbergcr, all of Highlands. l.uyster, .Samuel Luyater, George When Mrs. Minton celebrated her White, Carol Van Brackl* and 100th birthday, a special celebia- Stanley Croydon, Jr. FOR

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Klarin S Paint Store BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP AIR CONDITIONED OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 26 Monmouth St., Tel. 3838 Red Bank 46 MONAIOUTH ST. PHONE 6-2506 K. B. HERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS l/MI HHOADWAY 1'IIONK *«Ho I.ONG BRANCH RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 50. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 TO 1( Champs Of 1908 Freehold Wins Grammar School Meet Conference Meet Saturday Morning By Half Point Squeezes Out Leonardo, Postponed Field Day Rescheduled— Golf has gained considerable popularity since the war. Actually, he shore doesn't have enough courses to accommodate all the divot Hctl Hank, TOIIIK Itiver; 200 Boys, Girls To Try For Medals lggers anxious to hit the fairways. With the vast amount ot players have come a goodly number of clowns who travel the manicured pas- One New Itecord Set The Red Bank board of educa- tures totally ignorant of what old timers knew as golf etiquette. Medals will be presented first, section grammar school Held dny, ond and third placo winners, and s\ Etiquette on the coune amount* to about the xainu thing* Red Bank high school athletic which Monday was called off he- trophy will be awarded the school which Emily Post hw kept herself busily writing. If your par- field Saturday afternoon was the cause of wet grounds, will he held winning the meet. The Lions and ent* couldn't teach you manners, howevrr, no amount of "book scene of the most exciting Shore Saturday morning at West Borgen Rotary clubs have donated the larning" Hill put you In that "socially acceptable" category. Conference truck meet in its 13- pliico athletic field. awards. Golf course courtesy If Inborn, year history. Freehold high school Tho program begins at 10:15 a. Expected to be the moat colorful If you are thinking of taking up golf, the first thing to do Is sec annexed the diadem, their 27 points m. with the high school band In and Interesting feature of the day golf professional. When he goes a round with you, he will point squeezing out Toms River's 20 4 action at flnjf-raialnK ceremonies. will be tho May pole dance compe- out how Important It is to permit faster players to "go through." Ho and Leonardo's 2ti. Event* for the four schools en- tition. The thlrrl grade at River will also tell you that when looking for a ball, ynu should invite play- The meet wns settled In the last tered—River street, Junior iit^cli, street, fourth at Oakland street ers behind you to pass through. And that means, even if you quickly event, the broad jump. Red Bi\nk Shrewsbury and IJIUIR Silver—wili and lUth. at Mechanic street will find your ball, to wait until the "waved on" players have "gone through." high school, which had not boon begin at 10:30 o'clock. compete. The game nf gulf Is a wonderful sport. It givi'H a fellow a xpected to offer too much com- From the interest shown In lnst Another "extra added" will be chance for that exercise he has missed all winter. It also petition, wa« in the running up to week's postponed ment, tho day h the specialty race being arranged lierniit* a hit of sun-soaking (normally), UH well «N the great that point, but wa.i unable to score expected to be one of celebration i'M Pingitorc find his assistant*. feeling of freedom which open spaee offer*. When played |>oints in the finale. They took for more than 200 local youngsters. Coaches I.on J.icoubs, Vlnce Palad- without serious competitive strain, it Is relaxing sport. fourth place. Nine schools com- Civic leaders, members of the ino ami Tom Phipps. It i.i certain Some foolish stunts pulled on fairways in late years ruin the game. :)cted. board of education and the mayor to ho a crowrl pl^n.ser. An ordinarily healthy person could easily wind up victim of high blood Before the broad jump, Toms and council will be on hand to as- Ninth graders from River street pressure because of the ignorance of fellow fail -way-travelers. There liver, which was favored to cap- sist Kranlt J. 1'lnglloro, high school and Junior hlKh will also perform, are ways of curing the growing blight on the game. If you're a golfer, uro the crown, had its 26',-i points, athletic director and field day di- but their totala in points will not Freehold 25, Neptune 23 and Rod rector, in running the events. lie incluilntl in the trophy award. alleged or otherwise, check yourself carefully. Even though ineonsider- Tho events range in distances from ateness seems to be the order of the day, don't you yourself be guilty. Bank 2O',». Leonardo was fifth with.17. No admission fee i.i charged. 50-yard tlaHhoH to VlO-yard relay*. »Vhen offenses are committed, report them to the greens commitccc at Parcntd of tho contestants as well Tn complete the holiday aspect, the club. In that way, perhaps the sport of golf will be kept for sports. The Gooch brothers of Leonardo as the Kennral public have been were one-two in the broad jump, tho Rod Bank-Rod Bank Catholic Issued an invitation to attend the high school baseball game will be with another Lion, Roalyn, taking events. THAT GRAMMAR SCHOOL field day scheduled by Red Bank's fourth. Bobby Duekenfleld, who played at 2:30 p. m. The contest board of education Monday waB rained out. It will be held Saturday lust previously had set a new Con- A public address system In charge will mark the llnal game of the morning at West Bergen place athletic Held. If you want an enjoyuble erence pole vault mark, took third of Thcodoro D. Parsona and Wil- year for both teams, each of which morning, get out there this week. Take our word for it, you'll like it. place to tfh'e Freehold ita margin liam nr.-ulley will keep spectators ha.s enjoyed an exceptionally fine When Monday's mvH wan called off, I 1 1 0 wire, director of physical educa- comfortable for stable workers Is for sure. three points for second in the half- Truex's lads came through in sational high school strike-out Dan Parker and Daily Mirror reporters make no bones about book- by tht> one-run margin which push- Snnborn. lb. _ 10 0 sparkling fashion, taking advan- king, was winning pitcher. He gave tion, as follows: mile run, which he lost by slightly ed Matawan Into the picture. The In) White 0 0 0 tage of Bulldog miscues to give up but three hits while fanning 11, Honorable Mention — Alexandra makers having prosperous seasons In track clubhouses . . . Monmouth more than a foot. Hary Dutchy West, rf 0 0 0 Park will again have its Jockeys' softball team. Also formed Is a M. P. Huskies scored two runs In tho (b> rJrllno _ 1 0 0 themselves plenty victory margin. moving his strikeout record to 130 Fox, Robyn Gray-Lewis, K. Gerard shyn took third in the 220-low sixth to win, the winning counter Accrrn, cf _ 0 0 0 Ted Lttuer had the important as- for the year. His wildness In the Howie, Elizabeth Quirk, Antonia Maintenance crew team. They are slated to play Rumson's firemen hurdles for another two points and coming when Hoffman high's catch- Schildge and Lloyd Thomas. .... Red Bank's Elmo Smith received his trainer-owner license from Lou Hughes added a singleton for 19 20 II signment of pitching his mates in- sixth gave the Lions a chance to er threw wildly attempting to pick NEPTUNE to the title and he did an impres- win, or at least tie, the game. R's—Elizabeth Anson, Alfred New Jersey's racing commission. He's a member of the Smith Enter- fourth place in the 100-yard dash. a ninner off first. 1 prises family which last summer were In local headlines, through the AB n H sive job. He allowed four hits and Hayes peg to second on what Beadleston, Thomas Clarke, Arthur Point .Stamlinics—Freehold 27. Tom« Matawan's Importance In decid- Srhultr, »« .400 five walks to do the trick while many teams would let go as an Gibb, John Harkradcr, Hans A, courtesy of County Prosecutor J. Victor Carton and his gambling raids. River 2GV£. Ijennsnlo 26, Neptune i3, M'Cull'iiIi, 3b...... 200 Ite.l Punk 20!!;, Matawan 13, Mnnniiqunn ing the Conference champion has Kelly, cf .110 fanning five. Rumson's only tally "automatic steal" did the trick, Huber, John Huntsman, Dana Man- 7, l.ake\voo« Tht Hcslsttr,—Adv«rtli«m«n<. bi offtrcd by Fort Jay. vtrtliliig columns,—AiivtrUstment, rangle club's dunce Saturday night at Molly Pitcher. p. m. tempted to steal hom«\ Catcher day. . BANK REGISTER, JUNE 3, Page Two MONEY LOANED MADE-TOORDEK GOWNS SATURDAY 9 p. M. Hebrew Society on Jewelry, Silver, Musical Instruments. Atbury Park Armory Cameras, lilnoculars, etc. For Bride* and Bride*maid» SURF, FIELD AND STREAM UciiiKd »nd bonded by Stat« ol N.J- _ Original DMICM - EipeH Workmanship - Moderate Timely Note* On The Great Outdoor* Elects Officers WE PAY CASH roil 01-13 OOI.D and SILVER H. ANDEISON WRESTLING BY STEW VAN VUET InaUlUtion Of Broadway Loan Co. T«l. Red B*nk 61589-M SOB Broadway Long Branch ONE NITE Friday evening of the division of state police es- Local Group June 15 TEAM MATCH th« huge dining tablished hereunder, and shall be WINDOW SHADES — room ol the Es-exercised and performed by him Mrs. Milton Gerard was rs-t'ected TOURNAMENT sex house, New- hrough the Bureau of Fish and president of the Indies' He I, re w We mumfacturc all eltee and gtmdtm of »lde-hemmect OF STARS ark, was filled Game Law enforcement in such di- Society of Bed Bank at the annual to overflowing ision, meeting Tuesday at the Jewish Window Shade. rl(ht here in our own factor}' at Oie rlRhl ENTRYS when sportanien "The functions, powers and duties Community Center on Riverside SUGGESTIONS price. Miqurt and Flynn from all over '.he of Ash and game wardens and avenue. state gathered deputy fUh and game wardens are Other* elected were lira. David REMEMBER—A «rell-etl»ch*d slde-hr-mmed »ha«niMn and Kamftrnff striped bau vic- ers and duties shall be exercised wald, vice presidents; lira. Jack tory. The dinner and performed by the flsh and Winters, recording secretary; Mrs. Klnaldi and l'oncn7A was sponsored game wardens and deputy fi£h and Martin Becker, corresponding - FOR THE BRIDE - Globe Awning & Shade Co. «0c *1.Z5 »l 80 by the Eaaex game wardens in the Bureau ot secretary; Mrs. Harold MekHrKh, Get Tickets Now! 221 Main St. "Stow" VanVIlet Aihurr I'nrli, N. J. County Federa- Pish and Game Law enforcement financial secretary; Mra. Samuel 117 W. FRONT ST. TIL.J *UO BANK 8-3889 T«l. A.P. 2-1298 S»«. A.I". 2-»3» atlon of SporUmcn's clubi under established horeundcr, under the Cohen, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur H. the able guidance of Preitdcnt supervision and direction of the Herahon, chaplain, and Mra, Hen- Electric Ed Janata, who with till co-work- uperintendent of state police. ry Krastner, Mrs. Julius Strau* and ers brought to a fitting climas the "Such rich and game wardens and Mra. Harry F«ldt, trustee*. years of hard work, which were deputy flsh and game wardens pres- Mn. Max Benowlts la chairasaji Iron required to make atriped baas a ently employed In the service of of installation Tuesday, June IS, game flsh. the state as the superintendent of The program is in charge of Mrs. Now that v?c have thla law, 1ststate police shall determine nre Iteration, Mra. Qerard and Mrs. Pop-Up Toaster us do everything in our power to needed for the proper enforce- Feldt. Othera assisting are Mrs. keep H. L*t us live up to the tet-ment of the Fish and Game laws David Bulkin, refreshments; Mrs. ter of thi- law. Out of all the species are hereby transferred to the Bu-Winters, entertainment; Mrs. Sandwich Grill , of flsh, we have been given the reau of Fish and Game law en-Straus and Mra. Charles Gofel, dec- ustody of this splendid "King of orcement established hereunder In orations; Mrs. Samuel Cohen, door, he Surf." So let u» be worthy of he division of state police. and Mrs, Winters and Mn. Mei- his gallant lighter; let ui be JporU- "All appropriations available and strlch, reiervatlons. Waffle Iron nen. to become available to any depart- It may take several years before ment or agency of the state as and A contribution waa made to the it reap the benefit of this law, for compensation for flsh and game United Jewish Appeal fund. ul in the mean time other statei wardens and deputy ftsh and game Steam Iron .-.-i11 pnss tho .same law. At present wardens, and for the enforcement KNTEBTAIN CLUBWOMXH c in a strong movement under of the fUh and game laws, are wny by the sportsmen of New hereby transferred to the Bureau Mra, Lillian Tucksr and her Ym-k to make striped base a game at Fish and Game law enforcement daughter, Mrs. Leslie Brown, both Broiler lisli. established hereunder In the dlvla- of Eatontown, gave an entertaining on or state police, and shall be program at a meeting of the Little It la hard to guess what the re-available for the objects and pur-Silver Woman's club, last weak at uilta or the striped boas fishermen pose for which appropriated." tho clubhouse. Mrs. Tucker gav« Silex Coffee Maker ivould havo been over the past two monologues, and Mrs. Brown, onjf week-end had the weather To save frosting a cake sprin- who has recently returned from •ecn favorable. However, those kle the batter with finely chopped Panama, told of her experiences Clocks who were able to flsh In between nuts before It goes into the oven. while living there aa an Army wife. We have a tpecial .he. periods of rain, fog and wind urned In an encouraging score. collection of graduation The flret real good news to ar- SEE THEM AT ive from Fort Hancock's public gifts .... fine in quality ishinK grounds is the catch of three bans weighing 12, 22 and 3» - WRESTLING - .... beautiful in detign, and pounds, respectively, It la • well- istnbllshed fuct among the striped • ALIACH'S AUDITORIUM attractive in price. iasa clan that the rock pile and cities of this area arc the finest 117 Carr Avenue, Keamburg, N. J. fishing grounds along the coast and ALLEN that more big flsh are taken there by surf anglers than any other TUESDAY, JUNE 8th, AT t:4S P. M. spot in this area. A close second Monmouth Beach, Takanassee, SSSSSSS ALL STAR SHOW • Reussilles' Deal. Bclmar and late In the fall, BETUBN MATCH BY POPULAR DEMAND North Point. If you have not «e ELECTRIC SHOP cured your fishing permit, dont do- ' ' OSTE-HOCB TIME LIMIT ay another day. Drive to the main gate and the officer In charge will TAR2AIV HEWITT v*. "DUTCH" SCHWEIGERT 18 WHITE STREET GRADUATION issue you a permit promptly. 1 Striper trailers who were able to ..".. . SPECIAL ATTRACTION—SO-MINUTE BOUT got out to the Hook report seeing WALLY DUSEK T . JOHN MELAS R. B. 6-0612 KED BANK, N. J. arge schools of bass. Not many ? wcru accounted for, however. The ' •= • *UO SfcMINCTE BOUTS GIFT An accurate gold tillod IT largest to date weighed 37 H Gnien. $45.00 pounds and waa caught aboard the A. Stein vs. Angclo Savoldi Tan Inc. "Mies Take," Capt. Morenz. Although the river fishermen are »••:"••'• v ;•..•- ;. .'1' ,-r.AifD— ' -.~> ;•_ SUGGESTIONS still tagging bass, It appears that Phil Grueber Vi.! Rocco Colombo "•' •: the main body of Ash have moved down around the point of the Hook (Un. AdmlMlon, 91.00. , Ringtld*, fl.tt T«t In*, A few sea porgles and fluke have FOR HER: made thair appearance* In Sandy Ticket* oh 8«l»« •ALBACH'*), Ketntburg, and Hook bay. SHARABBA't BARIIR (HOP, KM Bank. Aquamarine and ruby ring $120.00 Tile Bollo Trucking Corporation Take* a Holiday Trifari honeycomb necklace 9.00 What does a transportation driver think of as he aits behind the wheel of a truck over the long, NEW Costume jewelry earrings from 2.40 weary miles? The answer is fUh ing. Last Saturday the drivers of WALLS Enjoy Cool, Rainproof Leather billfolds from 3.60 A riun.iiiilli! .spiviiil.' Yullnw golil the Rollo Trucking company of $32.50 Keyport put their thoughts Into Krementz bangle bracelet 6.60 plate, 9 jewels. action when they boarded the THE SAME DAY Ventilation With Tti Inc. "Scout," Capt, BuchholU, out o! Wadsworth compacts from 2.00 Brielle, for a go at the Bostons. ijif^ifc #!•••*•' We called up Louis N»m>, an officer of the company, who gave us Marcasite bracelet 25.00 the following interesting account of the trip: Sterling identification bracelet 6.60 "We were lucky. We reached port with 400 mackerel and a ten- Three stone garnet ring 24.00 pound pollock before the deluge hit NDOWS WITH INTERLOCK FIT us. It ever there was a "busman's Enjoy .too, the quick, eaap Forstner bow-knot brooch 1.20 holiday—In this case a truck drly- cre' holiday—we had It. No sooner Here ere reeMm ler «•)•* flAWJXt change-over from winter 6.00 had the chum streak hit the water One cool cevan moir any wrfaee panes to summer screen* Gold charms from than mackerel began coming over Coei on imeotMy ... no topi w bnnhmortit 8.00 Hamilton's "Voniln," 1 ik gold, 17 the rail. We put up a dollar each Driei fait to a flat, glarelen flniih with Weather-Seal. Cut* Sheaffer pen & pencil set jewels. , $71.60 for the one catching the first fUh, Coien any type «( walw-rhimed peM torn-built with genuioa and Wallace Peters of Keyport No edemlve odor... we room (tie tome day Trifari all rhinestone crown walked off with the pool. From Interlock construction* then on it was fast and furious- Woihobl* with «eop and water brooch 12.00 mackerel all over the cockpit. Then BeouMful lime-proof end fade-proof colon Weather-Seal combine* the fun began. We had noticed a One gallm toveti the average ttie room tion windows snd screen* dark, somber object swimming In A real oil point... not thinned wflh water the slick. He was a big fellow- ft and slay fitted whatever some 250 pounds of Mako shark. Aepry wMi Die IK NARUX MUSH... the weather. FOR HIM: Peters waa fishing with a light rod RAUUX b Identically Matched trt eelw and had hooked a mackerel, and with SATIN-LUX and CIOS-1UX. before he could land, him he felt a MAKt THIS IIMtni lilt Synthetic ruby ring $26.40 heavy tug and away went mack- AT MOMI TODAV erel, hook, line and sinker, Before RED Krementz 5-pc. stud set 15.00 Pctcra lost his line he yelled 'what BANK 6-4031 will I do with him?' Some guy For a Demonirration Dunhill pocket lighter • 10.00 answered, 'do the beat you can; he's your baby.' A little later Ken 4.20 Mudoni JT jewel Union ]i 1'CCI.SIOII Brown tied Into what he thought tAGLE MILLWORK & Gold filled tie holders from movement. $82.60 wag a return engagement with trie 17.50 Tax Inc. shark, only to come up with a ten- LUMBER CO, Inc. Parker 51 pen & pencil set pound pollock. Other members of ' irmaKuir. win mm the party included Vernon.Sullivan TEL. KEANSBURG 6*1066 Combination cigarette case and of Keyport, Charles Harrison of ml/i 'Smuii— Cllffwood and Robert Mausser of HIGHWAY 36, WEST KEANSBURG, N. J. lighter 12.50 Morganvllle." 93 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank Fine English billfolds from 5.40 Last week we mentioned that the advanced scouts of the mackerel Heavy sterling identification schools had reached Ambrose light- ship. This week, head boats and bracelet 12.00 charters out of Highlands docked with catches up to 000. Schick, Remington, Sunbeam Blucflsh are on the march, with shavers from 15.00 early arrivals reported off Brielle. They are big flsh and numerous, A « jewel Ueussillcs' special in gold but It will take several weeks be- Taylor fishing barometer 7.00 plate. 932.60 fore they will hit the Shrewsbury Rocks. Could it be this is the cycle ALL PRICES TAX INCLUDED year? Our guess Is it will be and there will he plenty of bonlto and school tuna with them. BUI S-27 Bill S-27 has been laid uvcr ut- KIWANIS AIR DAY ter its second lending In the senate until the legislature reconvenes in August. S-27 is a vicious piece of proposed legislation, and If enact- SUNDAY, JUNE 6th AT 2 P. M. ed Into law would destroy all that tlie aportsmen In New Jersey have (In CMS of Rain Show Will Be Meld June 13th) I. CMI0I AMOUNT accomplished over 30 years, ln'part 1. OIVIDIt MtMINII it says, "There la- hereby estab- For the Benefit of the Welfare Fund and Underprivileged Children ADMISSION: I. lALAWA? PUN - Dependable 17 jewel gold tilled lished in the dlvlilon of the state police a Bureau of Flih and Oame Hamilton. $52.28 law enforcement. ADULTS • 25c Tax Inc. "The authority hertofore exercised by tho State Commlsaloner CHILDREN 10c of Conservation, the Division of Fish and Game and the FUh and Came council therein, or any oth- Colt's Neck Airport 36 Kcd er department, agency or officer of the state, to appoint, direct, super- Colt's Neck-Freehold Road, »/« Mile Weat of Route #34 Brow] Bunk vise, control, pt'eacribo the power* and duties of, or Issue nny author- * ARMY AIR FORCE * NAVY AIR FORCE • RADAR EXHIBITIONS ization to, llah IInd gnmc wardens Reussilles' ii nil deputy flsh and game war- * LATEST MODEL PLANES • CROP DUSTING EXHIBITION • FREE RIDES dens, Is hereby transferred to and Monmouth't Leading Jeweler* Since J886 vested In tho superintendent of tho REFRESHMENTS AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS slate police designated aa the head KKD UAXK KEUISTEK, 3USK V.Hh Three P.T.A. Entertains If YOU COOK HICTIICAUr YOU CAM Pupils To Give Clan At Dance this happen* . • Farm Loans Mrmbers of the Junior-Senior Spring Recital 'arent-Teacher association ontcr- ained at an Informal danci: V'ri- you hear the rlr* Next Wednesday At day night at the Red Bank senior i'ni;inf'« heading for your Tboussndt of electric range owners have high school gymnasium for mem- | berj of the ninth grade graduating ' hnrnc . . . hfforr It's too Iftta switched to apeedy. economical WESTING- FelloHfJ.ip Hall class at Branch avenue, Junloi : to InrrenM* thr* amount of HOUSE Electric Water Heater*. Come in Ltw Rat* High ichool. The gym «»s (!«•-! >»ur Flrr Imurinrf , , , and ask for • free estimate. A spring recital entitled, "Let's orated in a Chinese motif, and | NO FEES OR COMMISSION Hav« Fun with Music", will be Pere Galatro's orchestra plnyed roi | <;ill on uti anif make mir*) given next Wednesday at 8 p. m. In dancing. PAUL R. STRIKER tlv: Methodist fellowship hall by Dick Keating, a class member, i that .V'MI hntr arfprjiiatf Fir« RKAI/TOIt Wfestinghouse pupils of Miss Grace Malcho'v, ser\ed as master of ceremonies for j Highway :n Holm del wel! known piano teacher. an entertainment program which ; l'hon« 9-fi«0l £&dtiUC WATM MATHS The program will feature several featured a tumbling act by Dick j novelty sketches written and di- Poole and Wallace Smith; nrcoi- I A uthorized Morrttagc Loan AS LITTLE AS $600 A MONTH. NO DOWN PAYMENT. recttd by Miss Malchow. Pupils of dlor. solos by Theresa Pctruze'li: ' Snllcllur tar til? LaSalle dancing school will aj- LAWLEY AGENCY piano solos, Norman Skulmore and ' THK PKIJIJGNTIAI. si.-t in the entertainment. The ac- Cor.stance Gordon, nnd n shnil i INSUItAMlK INSl.H*NCK COMPANY BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP companist will be Mrs. Charles «kit, done by Barbara Bergen ami or AMTIIICA Gulllaudeu. Fairy costumes will be Robert Gallagher. | RIVERSIDE DR. & HW'V 35 TEL. R.B. 6-0410 46 Montnouth Si. Phone 6-2506 K. B. hy Mrs. Edna Thorne. Dances will Serving in the receiving line were | RED BANK R.D. BOX 80 1M Broadway. rhonc 8-0670 Luii~ Branch be directed by Mm. Kenneth Wol- William Sherwood, Jr.. class presi- lev and the ushers will be Edith dent; Mrs. Carl SchlflgclsKcr, Mi*. — and who'll M.4wei and Lisa Porter. Syl\ ester M. Hoffman, Mrs. Mn\ Pupils talcing part In the pro- BenowitEi Mr. and Mrs. Chester K. gram include Rose Phillip*, Leah W:;iitlm, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas pay the rent? Wclcott, Walter Berntsen, Maiy Oakley and Mr. and Mrs, Ross K. Rirkman, Sandra Lev}-, Martna Wiley. TWO OF OUR BEACHCOMBERS Kruse, Jean Squire, Mlmt Beno- Peg Lo Piccolo Says: . If your home burns, there's wiu, Gall Thome, Joan Mac Key, another loss you may have for- NHr\ Forbes, Jean and Phyllis Mor- Sea Bright If you are looking for sonic- ris, Kathie Pierce, Marilyn Lecak, gotten. You'll have to pay rent Josephine Phillips, Betty Claire The Methodist church was well FOR FLA /Y THE SUM thing excitingly new iiml r» man Pierce, David Dean, Allen Can- and Jack Ryan rendered the solo, tlio "Idea Owner" nt tlie for a long while. r.anico, Mary Cosentina, Wallace "Abide With Me." There were .'ilik«- will (vet at IIOIID; in Candle Light. Potter, Miriam Benowitz, Shirley flowers placed In the nltar hy ninny our -nits llii§ year. Al the This "rental loss" is something Tallmnn, Roeemarte Mehm, Joan local organizations and also me- against. which you can insure, Decti, Carol Van Brackle, Arlene morial bouquets were given by Mr?. left — .'i stri|it'f ar Den 6 Wins High the council also attended. iiniiillic mt.'sli hell — H" C*>uLf America Fore Marvin B> Fowler has been lcrpt iinlrcil nut |<> tnrnisli in the • INSURANCI CROUP • Pet Show Honors from his postolUce duties by nn at- tack of grip. uiiler. Just two of » large fine person —isn't lie? A past deputy's jewel will lie Cub Pack 67 Event presented to Harry Lyons or l>l- iiill< rlion from sizes 10-20. You'd like to tell hini so-wouldn't you— mar at a past grands' night to he with the best tlicre is" Has Many Features held Tuesday, June 15, by the Odd Then A NORCROSS card is your Answerl Walker & Tindall Fellows lodge. Culi den 6 came out the champion Wreaths were placed at the hon- See trtcin today at at the Pack 67 pet show held at or roll In the park Sunday after | Realtors and Insurers the home of Cubmaster Henry the memorial service in the Meth- j 19 K. Front St.. Red Bank, N. J. Stevenson, Madison avenue, Satur- odlst church by the American Le- Telephone: Red Bank 6-1778. day afternoon. Its members won gion post and auxiliary. THE CANDLE LIGHT flve or the nine prizes awarded. Tht top prize—A hunting knife- Pupils perfect in attendance at "For yifts that arc different" was presented, to Cub Steve Guzy, school during May follow: Betimneru', first iitul mrond KrnrUs- The Reil Bank lUaiftter is tuppotud for his entry—a toy bear in a jayly Mary Ellen EilrnhtrKer, Marion UVWM, Fair Haven, N. J. Phone: Red Bank 6-2141 ..by locnl as well nn out-of-town bunlfiMB- decorated, circus-like cage. Other Mn

Mnnmouth Shrine Receives Charter Mcnmouth Shrine, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, received Us charter last week at the 54th Supreme Shrine session at At- lantic City. Mrs. Ruth S. MillWAltl and Norman L. Hadley received th- charter for the lodge, and Sev- ern) member* attended the cere' me nics. SIZES 12' z 20' — 2(1' x 20' — 20' x 30' — 20' i 40' 'Mure than 190 persons attended OVERHEAD DOORS — RAFTERS AND STUDS, 18" Center* — ASPHALT SHINGLES the shrine's installation of officers THE MANDALAT last Thursday in the Hasonic lodge rooms at M Broad street. Mr*. Martha M. Brower of Red FACTORY BUILT MFG. CO. Bank, past worthy high priestess of Mizpth Shrine of Belmar and de- Telephone Red Bank 6-1162 Belmar 9-2306J puty of district five, was Installing wear Gold (Red) Cross Shoes (had worthy • high priestess, assisted by Mr?. Anna J. Dahl of Forty Fort, any ohW brand of fin. footwear in the world. Which doesn't district deputy and worthy herald; Mrs, Caroline Trautwein, Trenton, surprise you. For who. other sho. offers so much... in supreme committee member and worthy scribe; Mrs. Ethel Mount, br.-H.-anf young styling... in beyond-itj-price quality.... in fit Atlantic Highlands, worthy organist; and Wilbur Simpson, Belmar, so >sf lor you" thai it keeps 'he envied worthy guardian. swing of youth in your step? CURLEY HOMES Randolph Bailly To Receive Degree Randolph Bailly, ton of Mr. and IN BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY MM. John E. Bsilly, Jr., of Ocean- port, will receive the degree of bachelor of science In chemtcal engineering at commencement exercises at Lafayette eollegV Friday, Jtirn 11. Oov. Alfred E. Drlacoll will glvei the commencement ad- drws BUY NOW! Mr. Bailly completed all require- ment! for graduation last Febru- ary, and will return for his degree. THE SOMATA Hi.in a member of Zcta Psl social EXHIBIT HOME OPEN DAILY 1 TO 8 P. M. fraternity, and was a membir of tha College. Yacht club, Lafayette MR. EIGENRAUCH ON PREMISES Rlfle.i club, Scabbard and Blade, Ski club, Inter-Fraternity council, ••• an ••Ubllthed residential community. All homes built on plots with •»- American Institute of Chemical En- gineers and Rifle and Track teams. foot fronUfle seeded and shrubbed, atUohed oarage with overhead door, full He was also on the dean's Hit tt cellar damp proof, Lennox gun type oil air conditioned heat, automatio gas hot college. water supply, expansion attlo with dormer, oak floors, fireplace, tile bath, CROSS SHOES kitchen cabinets, Inlaid linoleum, plastered walls, wallpaper of your own Funeral Director* ssleoMon, Woodoo windows, full sorsens, combination storm door, insulation. To Meet Wednesday A dinner meeting of the Funeral Directors association of Monmouth anJ Ocean counties will be held F. H. A. INSPECTED next Wednesday night at Ye Old Cedar Inn, Toms River. DIRECTIONS:—Drive Broad Street, Shrewsbury, turn down Whit* Street, President Harry C, F, Worden of oppoelte Shadow Brook Inn entrance, to Robinson Place. Turn left. Red Bank will be In chance of the EXHIBIT HOME third house on right. gathering and Marvin 8. Campbell of Terns River will be the host foi the evening. Tha nominating coiiinilltee will PRICE $10,800 PHONE RED BANK 6-486S be cppolnted by President Worden and the annual election of office re 18 BROAD ST RED BANK will b« held Wednesday, August 11. KtilJ «A>K KEGISTEK, JUNK 3, 1948 t'age Four Holy Name Society Eat on town Boy America's Utt Ctntta MARINE The Rodman Getty Co. THE BEST IN HARDY To Expand Kitchen Fitted by Graduate Canctteraa The Holy Name Society of St. THIATII AUTIIOIUZKD AKMSTKONU DISTRIBUTORS OF Killed In Crash AnU'Ony'i church Wednesday night TUCKEI'S Chrysanthemums vESSU of last week made plans to pur- Highlands, N. J. • LINOLEUM • ASPHALT TILE Clarence Green's chase a large dishwashing machine COMET tHOP FKI.-RAT. Sat. Mat. a« Urn first atep in a modernization 19* Broadway Lsaf BMaek JEAN ARTHUR • LiNOTILE • RUBBER TILE $3.50 Per Dozen Delivered Bicvcle Hit Truck and expansion program for the kit EDWARD ARNOLD clien in the church hall. Frank WALLBOARD and PLASTIC WALLTILE TEL. ATLANTIC: HIGHLANDS 1-0277 Batbirio wae appointment chair- "DIAMOND JIM" Clarence Green, 11, of Tinton man of » committee to complete rtred Kidneys U W. RIVER RD. avenue, Katontuwn, was killed in- arrangement*. JOHN WAYNK TELEPHONE stantly last Thursday afternoon RUM»ON, N. I. when his bicycle ran into the aide It was announced that plane are Often Bring DIETRICH O.N 1-1587 MONMOUTH LANDSCAPE SERVICE of a Uaitcr-truck on Main sWeet, uncle: way for all members to at Katontown, it was reported by tcr.-l a big league baseball game in VlaaaaaaftlaaaafiSl aaflantwtf Chief Harry N. Kirkegard. The Nev.' York. Frank Madure was «p- QI6w|llwWW HHEIIIftV pointenoluted to segett thee tickets andd toto : !«C IRENE DUNNE Eatontown Recorder Kenneth ments After the meeting, which' It may eauw naniac bukaehe, rheumiut »a-. presided over by Kmllin Orilli, . Bains, leg paint, loas of pep and eaerar. get* BARBARA BEL GEDDES Smith that nlsht and was released (tas up ulffcaa, awillini. ? u«nm un««r tk« in $2,500 ball to await grand jury president, refreshment* were | n't. headaches »ad dTuintif. Frxiueat e* OSCAR HOMOLKA WE REPAIR action on a. technical manslaughter served. Joint? pSsawa with .waiting aad buraina toiratlnui .V.owt then i» tomttMM wtoa« charge. with your kidnara or bladder. "TI;ES.-HEI»I .Umimb«. r Momo' The youngster, police said, made D't it I Ak r dnig I.ARRV PARKS his home with an aunt and uncle, Riverside Avenue KVEIA.V KKVES . • Any Make Refrigerators Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Bennett of I pT relief anil will help tSe 1* aaiw *t WILLIAM DEMABEST nntubwflaah oui *oimiowwait»tnai i !./>th*r area, near Camp Wood r Wood. C« Boaa'i rilkv • an area reserved for the homes i£ Property Sold "THE JOLSON STORY" VILLA ROMA non-commlssioncd officer.". —In Technicolor— Washing Machines Chief Kirkegard said that Biles Brought Bark By Popular was driving the truck south on New Owners To Mini Rrqwit Main street when the accident oc- UIVRSriAV One Day • Vacuum Cleaners curred. The driver told police that KoHuoat Business JOHN WAVNr the boy swerved hi» bicycle, appar- MOTH notes* SUSAN HAYWARD ently trying to cross the street. The property of Mrs. Nellie HOLiS —In— • Electric Ranges NOW OPEN Riles said he hailed his truck and Chandler at 14 Riverside avenue, ''The Fighting Sec Bcv«" HAN0WCAVIN6* added that aL first he thought he Jlert Bank, has been aold through 0KBAI-l!'>MOIIB had missed the hoy. The left han- Hawkins brothers to Mr. and Mil. dlebar of the bicycle hit a front Ludwtg Behrant of Atlantic High- CALL '•The lione WolTln London" • Electric Water Heaters For Your Pleasure tender of the truck. The boy was land,-: and Mr. and Mrs, Neil John- thrown to the pavement and was son of Navesink. pronounced dead 'In the office of 2329-J SPECIALIZING IN Dr. >!. H. Weincr of Eatontown. Included in the sale are several • Electric Ironers Dentil resulted from a fractured rowboau, equipment, dock »nd skull, the physician reported. rloats anrt furniture. The large dwelling is divided into several • FKstric Motors French & Italian Cuisine Chief Kirkegard said after the apartments. The iot in SOxlDO feet, ATLANTIC accident that he had spoken to two CNtcr.ding to the river and includ- FRI.-8AT. Sat. Mat. - ETC. — witnesses who held the driver Itn; riparian ria*iU. 88 PORTLAND ROAD blameless in the accident. Th<. new owners will take pos- BURT LANCASTER Besides his uncle and aunt, the session Immediately, and will oper- UZABETH SCOTT youth is survived by two brother?, ate the boat business during the G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. HIGHLANDS NEW JERSEY I.. G. and Worth Green, Jr., and a summer for the accommodation of half-sister, Bonnie Green, all of those who enjoy fishing and crab- I WALK" ALONE' 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK Webster, Pla. The body was sent bli.ar in the river. SHORE *SlJK.*MON. SIUT MaT Tel. Atlantic Hiehland* 3-1095 to Lceaburg, Fla., Friday under the PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 supervision of the Flock funeral FRED MM MURRAY home. Millers Entertain DRIVE-IN VALLI COR. ROUTE !» * S4 The Fitzgerald* Cnlllngwood Park Circle FRANK SINATRA wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Leonardo Furmlngdalo 8-SM1 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miller SHOWING NIGHTLY "THE MIRACLE OF 19 ID . A Year of Gnat Motion Picture! Mr. and Mrs. William K. Megill of. Rlverla.vn, Fair Haven, enter- • Slarla At Duak. had as their guests over the week- tained at a cocktail party Sunday Laft Ftatura 10:30 THE BELLS" end Miss Goldle Mcgill and Mr. and at their home (or Pegeen and Ed * Individual In-Car •••ak»r«. • Na I'arhint Werrlta. TVES.-WED. WALTER READE THEATRES Mrs. W. P.Mcglll of Bradley Beach. Fitzgerald, who are heard dally on * M*al F«r Ceaval'tcanta. Miss Jane Search and Miss Geor- a national radio hook-up with their ' F.Nmi'Ut, Baby SltUra.—Irinf NELSON KIHIT gianna Bryan and relatives from program, The Fitzgerald. thr V.\ii\t% and Rat". Toa! 1LONA MASSKV Union passed the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald had been . ON GIANT SCREEN. BANK MOVIE GUIDE' M.\ and Mrs. Harry Search of Cat- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eren- Omrge Brent-Joan Blondell "N»rthw7.t"bulpo»t" awissa, Pa. nan at Spring Lake. Following !!:IS- 7 and I r. St. a* cocktails, the group had dinner at Miss Dorothy Mehler of Union LENORE AL'BEnT (imlinumjt, Sat. - Sun. • Hola. City visited Mrs. Martha Thomson the Ship Ahoy in Sea Bright. "The Corpse Came C AR LT ON- anl family over the week-end. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brennan, TEL RED BANK 6-1 S00 NOW thru SAT. 1 Mrs. N. Meade opened her cot- Mr. and Mra. Morris Miller, Mr. C.O.D." "Rtturn of the Whiitler" and Mrs. Henry Howard, Mr. and tagp. here thl« week-end, and had "THURSDAY OmTuu Miss Netta Mcadc, William Mehler Mrs. Rex William", Mrs. John H. Evarr W*4nM«1ay Wf*t * • Regan, Jr., Herbert E. Edwards, JEAN ARTHUR and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mehler of g, , BIG FAMILY FIB SHOW —No Advance in Price*— __ Th Edd d L R r I EDWARD ARNOLD Fort Lee as her guests. Thomas Edwards and Leon Rcus- Miss Inez Leonard was a guqst sille. Vtuttttt of Norman Pastor and family of •'as Sunday "DIAMOND JIM" COOPER \GODDARD Trenton Sunday. Mrs. Beutell Sells WILLAIRD'PARKER J. Putnam Brodsky, son of Mr. The ™«jl to better and blzgtr busl- —In— and Mrs. John Brodsky of Summit, | Fair Havoll Residence ntftft Iftviln thvnush Tht RasisXcr'a ad-' "The Wreck Of The H summer residents of this place, will vci-Usintf column«.—Advertllemcnt. graduatg e tomorrow from the New Mra. Otto F. Beutell of 412 River Vorli military academy at Corn- roail. Fair Haven, has sold her ten- wall-on-the-Hurison. room home there to Mrs. James Fi-ature Shnwn aJ.S:30 - B:15 - 9:S«. Ptrfect Buckley of Brooklyn. A WALTER READE THEATRE The Women's 4-9 Hepublican club . — IN TECHNICOLOR — of Leonardo will meet Monday at 2 Mr*. Beutell. a 30-year resident of p. m., at Community fire house. Fair Haven, will live on Hudson With English VENETIAN Mrs. Lena Maier will preside. avenue, Red Bank, before moving —SUN. thru TUES.— The Ladies' auxiliary of Com- in'..i a new home she is having built TitrlS munity Are company will hold its on Princeton road, Knollwood. She LYRIC i BLIND monthly meeting Tuesday at 2 p. moved from her River road resi- ASBURY PARK, N. J. ni, at the Are house. Mrs. Frank dence Friday. Wadsworth will preside. ALAN LADD is mad* of Mrs. Louise Decker has returned FIRE IN WHELANS from St. Petersburg, Fla., and Is Patrolman Philip Jiannine noticed VERONICA LAKE occupying her summer home here. • Here'i perjtcl beauty for your windows... Flexible, light smoke coming out the windows of I Mrs. John Iglay, who haa been a Whelan's Drug store on Broad weight Flexalum is made of a special aluminum alloy finished surgical patient at Monmouth street, Saturday night and turned In wetther proof satin-smooth plastic to blend with every color Memorial hospital, left the hospital in an alarm which was answered fcheme. Made to last a lifetime, Flexalum blinds will not chip, Saturday. She will r.tay with Mrs. by Relief engine company. Ac- D. R'ellly of Port Monmouth dur- SAIGON' Crack, peel or'warp; ire -practically noiseless in" operation. cording, to stoic officials, a small ing her convalescence. l\r« occurred when an electric mo- Charles Groellng and ion Frank,' tor in'the cellar became, overheat- Extra! "HOUND TRIP" i FKEK .ESTIMATES Mrs. Fannie Herbster and Mr«. ed. The motor, which, controls the William Rail will leave Miami, Fla., refrigeration unit, was replaced, j There was no damage. Firemen I Manufactured Exclusively Bj' Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Harry Swikart and were forced to break a portion of a 1 . WED. and THURS. . . daughter Jane of Union spent the rear door to gain entrance. NOW PLAYING week-end at their summer home I here. LYNNE-SHERMAN, inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelnieir of New York city have rented the Pfenning cottage tor the aummar. 102 W. Front St. Hed Bank, N. J. Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Shane were Mrs. Shanes Phone Red Bank 6-2243 brother And sister-in-law, Mr. and * Television on Mezzanine * Mrs. R. J. Delaney of Corona, L. I. Mr and Mrs. William Williams Announcing ... have rented their property here to Shows Dally 5 - 1 - » P. M. a year-around resident, and have Continuous Sal. - Sun. • Mala. moved to Statcn Island. STRAND Mr. and Mrs. Truman Reeves and TEL RED BANK 6 1 300 •on John, who have been occupy- NOW thru SAT. | ing the Oherly cottage, moved ye»- Opening of the /O tcrday to Little Silver. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Almond and Misa Sarah Eckcrt returned Mon- TOJHE VICTOR - day morning to their home at E«- sington, Pa., after a visit of sev- DENNIS eral days with Mr. and Mra. Alfred Groves. SCENIC INN Mrs. Ernest Craig and baby MORGAN 'umrrn daughter of Newark are planning to spend the summer here aa guests (formerly the Caaino) ~ And Big Hit! of Mrs. Cralg'a grandmother, Mrs. J. Does, and Miss Emma Docs. 100 OCEAN BOULEVARD, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Flower like piisk'ls wilt Mra. Charles Woodward and fam- I ily had Mrs. John Relmer and fam- CAMPUS mum i|iiickl,v in lilt.- ,«n ily of Milltown as their guests Mon- Under New Management Ilcfrwli voiir day. Mr. and Mrs. LaMott VanRlper SUN. and MON. sliw.'1's l),v frt'ijui'iit trips of New York city and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Liable of Newark have tu Fiflh A veil lie LMeuii- Saturday, June 5th been visiting Benton McArthurand trs. Frugilc <:iiriii(.'iits Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worth. Mrs. William Hogan of Jersey Specialiting in receive our vt'i'v he.st City and sona John, James and Gerald, and Miss Evelyn Marsini of Luiicheoue, Dinners, A la Carte LYNNE ROBIRIi • DONALD BAttl treatment. Elmont, L. I., have been visiting James Grodeska and family ever the week-end. * mutt* ficnm Free I'lck Dp and Delivery Mra. Charlea Lockwood, Jr., and French Cuisine Service family of Jersey City, are occupy- 2nd Hit ! ing the Quirk cottage. Mra. Quirk i Same !)av Service 1» visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Choice Wines and Liquors Larkln and family of Los Angeles, Cal. VVlVtEKi I Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Murray of Marine Dining Room Overlooks Minor alterations with- Garden City are spending a vaca- out charge. K.YJIII t IHI- tion of several days at their sum- ANNA KARhMNA mer home hue. Sandy Hook Bay and Ocean lurinic srrvit.T of nil types. Catering alto lo private parties, weddings and other social William Dudley of 195 West 3er- . . TUES. and WED. . . " «en place was fined J25 Monday function*! at the Scenic Inn or at your own home. BIO DOUBLE WESTKBN *TIIHI1.I. SHOW ~ "THE MOST MODERN VLAST IS MONMOUTM COUNT!' rich; in Mlddlctown township police court by Irving S. Teeplc, act- A few select rooma by the day or week. (>cnc> Ticrncy Kicliurd Dix W Jn< recorder, on a charge of car*- leni driving filed by Officer Melvin Leek. According to Officer Leek JOHN (Pop) MASON and SON, "SUNDOWN" "KAN SAN" and Capt. William Fix, Dudley WOA Fifth Avenue Cleaners the operator of a truck which over- Proprietors turned on route DB, Just north of Coc-pcrVi bridge, Saturday night, TEL. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 14)388 ' AttnirtlmiH At Your Adbury Park Theatre*i 37 UAST FRONT ST. HKD BANK OrrUer Leek «ald there wer« tlr« MAVVAIR—"BiR ClocU" I'ABAMOUNT—"All My •om" mnilii tor 1(0 feet along the road HT. JAMKS— "Wunian In White" — "Tanan and Mcrmilda" "'hurt the driver tried to halt th« truck, Dudley was not Injured, 1AR1C—"Opcii Cllj" RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 3, 1918

urned to work after her recent NOTICE. I :aca.tion. Tnkt notic* th»t Frtd Maffeo, T/A l Frcddi«'* Bar h»» applied to tho Mayor PIANO LESSONS Roi OfllcA Optn Dally. B««rrv»Hon« fhone I'rlnreton ITfc! or SMI HEAL HOMEMADE COOKIES Workers Feted Mrs. William Newmin of Belford And Council of th* Dnroutrh of Fair Ha- a Luilding a new home on N'ew- i for a Plenary lletail Conium;»tion At Your Mom. «r Mr Jludio For your Bridge Par lie* and Teas an lane, West Kcansburjj. licemc for premises lituatei! t-t r»D3-."• S7 Fred A. Wohlforth, B. S. Ed. For Long Service Mrs. Mary Conlan has returned Kivrr Road, Fair Hnvon, Nrw Jersey. Objection*, If ntty, »!uiutd he mii'l* im- I'UnUt lot Clubs. Rcccpttnnt, vtc . BAKED ESPECIALLY FOR VOUK OBDEH lome from Ireland, where she vls- ntediatrlr in v.-ritinif to M. Floyd Smith, 2 Silv«rwhitc Av«.. mX. Pinckncv Ro*d Water Co. Honors ted her father for a month. She cleik of Fair ifr.vcn Borough. K. B. •-4G72-J Deliciouily different parly saiidwicha and naue the trip because of the ill- (Signed) 26 Employee* ics* of her father, whom she had KREn MAFFEO. OPK,MN(; NEXT MON. NIGHT TIIKl JINK 12 paatries made to order lot seen tor 22 years. 1*8 Kair Hav-n road. PAST lUvin, N. J. Twenty-flvs employees of Mon- The meeting of Court St. Ann, NOTICE. S'o. S62, Catholic Daughters of Tak. notice that Vr\\\ R. Santanifeln TRAVEL mouth Conaolidatcd Water com- (Trading fts Th. I'cople'i Li'juor Store) Air - Sea - Hotel and Phyllis Edwards pany of Long Branch and one of Vmcrica, was held Tuesday even- h.i miplie.l to fllcers was held at that time, Plenary Hi-tr.il Iliitritmtinn ticiisr tnr Bonded Agent TELEPHONE KUMSON 1-UM-J. Bay Head were honored at a ban- premiie* rlualed at. 1«I Shrtw»hijry i in "THE LAST OF MRS. CHENEY quet Friday night at the Willow- The drum and bugle corps or tu*. avenue, Red Bank. K. J. I No Charge f.r lleservatlont Ire department played Saturday of . if any, ahuuld h. mdt im* | WITH JUKI- ASHLKV ami HAKOMJ J. brook restaurant at Fair Haven. last week at the annual track nnd Jacob O. Herr, manager of the medinVfly Amy K. Shi mi, Held meet at the public school Held. link, nC th. Borouffh of Ke.J (tank, T. H. O'DONNELL Di.r.inl By HKI.BF.IC I KKN^TTH Long Blanch unit, presented hie N. J. fellow employees with emblems Mr. and Mrs. John Pitman or (Ki»ned.) I'rli'rs llai Incl.l: Kvr... «:.10—Orch.. S.I: Hal. *!.?(>. SI.DO, K.*». Lincoln court arc parents of twin FKMX It. SANTANfifXO, TRAVEL AGENCY Mat.., M>d. and Sal., 2:.V»—SI.20, SI.Hd, »2.1i>. Mall Orders Killed. designating their length of service, sons, born Saturday at Monmouth 7 Mechanic St., llrd Hanh BULLDOZER WORK WANTED which extended from 20 to 48 Memorial hospital. NOTICE. .lust nil Broad St. Mt.KK (•!•• .H;.NK Hlh (SKATS NOW) year*. Mr. Herr h«s completed 33 Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Leary of Take notic« that Fcrilinjtiul Aeerra 4; years of service. T/A Aeorra'i Bar and Crill, has Tel. R. B. 6.2666 Hr Itonirro in Siiicllv D Hudson avenue arc parents of * applied tu the Mnyor mid Council of In all, the honored employees daughter, bdrn last Thursday at th. Borough of Red Flank for * Plenary have completed a total of 715 years Monmouth Memorial hospital, tlMBi! Co I ill (.T.IIIII of continuous service, with the aituaied at 6i South Ilridct avenue. Red Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Ricboldt Bank. N. J, Long Branch group having a total f Fifth street are parents of * gun, Objection.', if any, ihou'd h. made im- of 693, and Arthur Joat, manager o'n Tuetday at Riverview hosni- merli.tely in wriling tli Amy F.. Shinn, of the Bay Head office, having 22 UrL o( the Rnrmuh of Red Bank. TEL RED BANK 6-2892 .a.1. I Signed I years. FERDINAND ACEKRA, WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOUR DANCING K s i 11 I V\IH.|I M I > VI r • *» Thomas DePeter*, with 48 years' Port Monmoiilh NOTICE. OI"]'-UATKI> STKI'S...ll.tll KISTIft,;. «MK l.r,AI)...M) VARIKTV ... l,AfK OF POISI service; Joseph Cavalier, 47; Alvln 'lake milk. ;hat Fred Teli hai up- Table, Jr., 40, and Ernest Richard- died to th. Havoc «nd Council uC in* son, 58, were employed by the Tin- Thirty-six members of the Scout Rorough of Litli. Silver for a Limited Mothers attended a meeting st the R.t.ii Diitt'ihution licenac for pr*eniie> tein Manor Water company, which tituatfld at Park.r Avenu. and Willow was the predecessor of the present fire house Wednesday of last week, Drive, Little Silver, N. 1. Monmouth Consolidated Water at which plans were completed for Objections, if any. ahftuld be mad. im- company. Their memory of the old he Father and Son supper to be mtilialely in writing to Fr.,1 L, AT«M. held at the Are house June 22. Mrs. "l.rk of th. Soroush of l.lttl. Silver. pipe lines has been of great value (Slfn.d) to the company. Anita Wyman is in charge of the rREI> TBT1, Other employees honored and committee for arrangements. James Miner underwent an oper- NOTICE: "—' presented with Insignia* were: 30- TnU noUr* ',Ur>\. Ralph K'.UnsU'.li hat year service emblems, Fred E. tion at Monmouth Memorial hos- nnplird to th# Mayor and Council of ihe .Strum, 3S, and Louis Van Brunt; pital Wednesday of last week and Boroiiith fit j-ittl* Silver for IMftjary r/« came home the same day. tail (liitribiition license fnr piPttiisos nit- 2fVyear service emblems, Frank Mjitcil oil rorncr n[ irovpert. nv^nTits fimj Brown, Lonnie Cousins, Ernest The civic association will hold a Church «trpet, I.ittl* Ritvrr. N. .1. •Strum and Harry Hotchkisi, and game patty at the fire house neat Objection!, if any. ihnulrl h« mad* im- Wednesday at 8 p. m. s»di«t**-Iy in uri'.iiiir to >*r**H 1» Ayer», 20-year service emblem*, Clifford Ckrk of lh« Roiouth nf Liltle Silver. Bowne, Alfred DePeterf, Richard Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wers. will (Sic tied) Strum, Mrs. Patrick Shields, Bur celebrate their 2Mh wedding anni- RALPH RlBUSTELI.r. Us Clayton, Fred Swenson, Thom- versary next Thursday. Rrri Bank, N. J. as Gattlin, Anselmo Mazza, Lewis Robert Hopps of Cliffside Park NOTICE. AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S and Miss Doris Landrlgan of Ho- nki nntir* thnt Walter C. Danni-t Mulford, Domtnick Panetti, Joseph hni itpplitd tu th* Mnyor and Council of Smock, Carmen Durante, Miss boken were dinner guests of Mr. the Duiough of Littlt Silver for HetiH and Mrs. Louts Werse Saturday. t/imltttl It.iti'litutlon llctnct fur pramisei Pauline NeuVlrchner and Pietro f ET in Arthur Murray ».vpert »how you ' Put Those Screens Up Now Tomalno. Mrs, John Stevenson and son located on nuiiih *!<]« of Rumnon i nnd. rant of Prospect Avenue, Ultla Silver. what'.H wrong with your dincing -and what Put tkOM KrMH up won or you'll be In the dof hoiue for cure Gordon are leaving Saturday to spend a. week with her mother, Objections, If any, ihould ba m>d# Im* lo do about it. You can leuin a lot in 15* mlna . . . and what's worw you'll be overrun by flies, mosquitoes and Keanshurg mtdiatcly in writing tu Fred L. Ayen, Mrs. Chris Jacobsen of Brooklyn. Clerk of the Borough of Little Sltvtr. Men offf-i'iid free. other annoying Insects. We have a food supply of bos screens or Mrs. Wallii Porter of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, Jr., (Slsn«(i) will make screens to your order . . . Whatever you need, screens Ca\. is spending several weeks and son Glenn spent the week-end WALTF.R C. r-ENNlS, Xn'.urAlly we hop* you'll .To on from there •• ' LittU Silrer. N. J. •r Materials W make repairs, de that Important work soon. Come with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George w« can really dn a job for you... give you '. Cortland Ogden of this place. Mi* Scott, Sr., of Ocean Grove. NOTICE. lightnr.ii, jri-are", confldcni-e. You Icsrn^ th««« '. la aad Ml your raaulrtments today. Porter flew here to recuperate from A card party for the benefit of Take notiffi th.it Shore Point Di«trtb- utinz Cu,. Inr.. has rippHc'l tn the Slat* .'liiicUly, almost unconsciously while you'r* '. ••r~ •„...•.•.:.'. F. H. A. TERMS AVAILABLE a recent operation. She will return the Brownies will be hsld next Wed- Commissioner of Alcoholic Hovcr:iRff Con- to Omaha, Nebraska. nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock on trol for ft State Hevrrace Wistriliutorj maflterinjr Ihe sni.trt new steps hy Arthur Mur* licnsff for Mi* prffnijc^ uttnatfd «t Kast- Adirondack Chain, Special #5.50 Delivered. Several members of the Parent- the lawn of the.home ,of Mrs. .Wil- vitw avenii* »ntl t'nnnver place nnrl Kii*t* cay's essy MaRic Stqi M«'.hort. i I Teacher association attended the liam Runge. It will be given' by v-»w n v?nu* an4 Oceanport avenur, annual dinner, of the Monmouth the troop committee. . Litt!* Stlvr; and to maintain • ware* You Cin learn thr Fox Trot or the "ambJl in . liout* Pl Enst vif w avenue anil Cnnuvtr county P.T.A. Tuesday evening of -,Mr. »,nd ..Mrs.,.Harold •Ander.'on Plac«. LitTIn Silver: snH to mn!ntnin A only A few hours. The Rumba is mivie nilmcu- Isa; week at Crystal Brook in.i, and-son Harold of. Brooklyn were snUsrnom at. Kastvi^w Avenu* and Con- loculy «».iy. Why wait and mm out. on t.h« (u» Hagerman Lumber Co. Eatontown, They were Mrs. Mie week-end- guests of Mr. and Mrs ovrr Tlnce, Littl" Silver. • nd popularity? Come to the Arthur Murray Preston, Mrs,..Lola Low, Mrs. John John Anderson. -. Th« HHniei and «ddreases of nil of- Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Bertram ficers, director*, and stockholder* arc: Studio today. , Sf Chtttnut St. Red Bank 6-0242 - 6-0243 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seminsky .l.inifi Annartita, Willow Drive, Littt* Parker. of J«ncy City spent the week-end Silver, Preildcnt, Ml rector: Ague*. An* The last meeting of the P.T.A narclta, Wttlow DrW*. Uttle SHver. Sflf st «heir summer home here. retnry, Trcnsurer, Director; Amelta for this season wi". be held tonight Miss JOan Reiser, seven-year-old Mntim. «J7 Smith 11th ttrcet, Newark, ARTHUR MURRAY at the Francis place school. A'so daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Fred New Jeney, Stockholder. 137 HKOAI) STREET cia; time will .be. held after th Reiser, received her first Holy Objections, if any. shnuM lie made in meeting. writinir to the Stnte Cnmminionpr of Communion 'Sunday at 9t..Mary'a Alcoholic Bevcrnve Control. 1060 Broild KKI> RV!NK Tl.d paper and scrap drive, whicr Catholic churoh, New Monmouth Street, NewHi-lc, N. .1. wai to hav« been held by the Bo. Joan waa given a party by her par- SHORK POINT DI3TRIBUT1NC OI'RN II) A. M. TO IU T. M. Scout.* Sunday, has been postpone* CO., INC. i • until this Sunday, June 6. . ' ents at her home. Those attending By J-HIM Annarflla. Trf-ide Mr.':. Emily Hamilton and eon were Mr. and Mrs. Georjre Gorsk Willow llriv-f. Little Silver, N ..1. PFC Walter H. Hamilton, attended and Mr, anil Mrs, Trox. N'ararool the memorial services at St. Luke'< of Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Episcopal church,' Union, Sunday Kominsky of Cranforil, and Mrs. and presented flowers in memory of Anna Baston and daughter Ann. A Ml-.«. Hamilton's daughter Albert baked Virginia ham dinner WM Miss Nancy Stryker and George served, and ft. large white cake was Dicher were choeen for the All- the centerpiece. state chorus to be held at the Con Miss Mildred Meade spent the vention hall Atlantic City this fall. week-end at Jersey City. Both are students at Middletown Miss Edna Earle of Brooklyn FARKE township high school. spent the week-end at the Earle WIHCS The meeting of group 4 of the 'bungalow here. Methodist church Church Improve The- members of the Parent- mci.t association was held at the Teacher association are giving LiqUORS homo of Mrs. Ethel Beyer recently. graduation reception to the eighth PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Tho birthdays of Mrs. Inez Dodi grade pupils at the Port Monmouth and Mrs. Mary Jarvis were cele- school this evening. brated. The next meeting of the Mrs. Helen Mar.«h and James A. BROAD ST. - RED BANK - PHONE RB 6-3940 group will be at the home of Mrs. Bank* of Newark »P«nt Thursday Josephine Smith. ,, of* last weeK wlih Mrs. Edwin, C. A re-union supper was held hf Beam. • OSO OCCRN the Two-Table Bridge club Thurs- The LadieV Republican club met BEECHNUT MWNSULA MOUU day evening of last week at Crystal at the fire house Tuesday. •ABV FOODS Brook inn, Eatontown. Ten members were present. Tin R«d Rank R«ji«l»r Ii •upptrtfH hr local ta well aa out-of-town buiin.if 3 for 25' Mist Edith Richards has re- larlj tsll th. .tory.—AOv^rliitinenl.

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OPEN DAILY A SUNDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. Paee Six RED BAXK REGISTER, JUKE 3, 19J8 METHODIST Kumtoh Delta Phi Alphs, national German Fair Hav*n fraternity. Staff Sgt. Wellington Emery, son The Presbyterian Sunday-schoo Rev. John B. Klrby, Jr., will of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington W. wili hold a box luncheon picnic a' preach Sunday at the 11 o'clock Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity Emery of 67 Black Point road, was noon gaturday, June S, in Bing service on the theme, "What Are recently promoted from sergeant to ham hall. • Cluirchll Services Your Dreams?" The choir will «ing staff sergeant by order of Lieut. Sir. and Mrs. Raymond McCue a r- "[• CHURCH OF CHRIST, school Sunday, June 13, at the 11 RArrisT the anthem, "O Gift Divine," by Col. Robert L. Baseler, the Com SCIENTIST o'clock service. MBS. MARV JANE REYNOLDS Mks Chapman was a native of mandinr Officer of the Provisional Lafcyette street are parents of * Red Bank •Volte, and the organ numbers will daughter, born Saturday at Mon- Red Bank Mis Mary Jane Reynolds, 87, of Howeil township, and had resided -om posit* Reconnaissance group, IIEFOKMEI* The church school will meet at be prelude, "Quiet Meditation," in the Bayshore area moat of her mouth Memorial hospital. Sirvices in First Church of Chii.=t. 4o and Missionary Sunday \wl] and "Contemplation." Brood street, Shrewsbury, widow of France Air Force Base, Canal Zone, rted Bank Stephen Reynolds, died Saturday lif". Besides her niece, she is sur- anil installation of the Caribbean Vr/.c*nt Glyn of 58 Washington Scinrtist, 209 Broad street, Red be observed, Church school mectj »t 9:45 a. vived by a brother, Frank Chap- Banh, are held Sundays at 31 a. m. She. Mas born in Ireland, daughter Air Command. aver.ue was taken to Monmouth "The Master Teachers by Par- rttv. W. Clinton Powers will ni. and the youth fellowship at 7 man of Atlantic Highlands. Memorial hospital Tuesday after- Sunday-school at 11 a. m., and ables" will be the sermon theme ot preach at the 11 o'clock service and p. ni. of thr late Mr. and Mre. John Con- Prior to coming to Panama, 3tail nois. Thu funeral will be held this af- Serpesnt Emery did duty In Eng- noon in the Rumson borough am- Wprir.csday evenings at S:15 o'clock. I?ev. John G. Gebhard at the 10:45 there will be a baptismal service. A covered dish supper and fam- ternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Posten "Goo The Only Cause And Crea- She was a member of St. James land. France and Belgium. bulance. He has pneumonia. The a. m. Sunday service. The organ prelude will be "Morn- ily fun night will he held next Wed- funeral home with Rev. Howard ambulance was driven by Peter tor" is the fubjpet for Sunday, .kin? I Biblr school mrcts at 9:30 a. m. ng-Mood" (Peer Gynl Suite Is'o. 1) nesday. A color sound film on church. Surviving are four sons, Smallpox vaccination will be M. Ervin, pastor of the Atlantic giver next Tuesday at 9:30 at the Pauels, assisted by Vincent Canta- 6. |and tlie consistory meeting will be by Grcig. The choir will sing the ".New England Calling" will be Jost«)h Reynolds of Highlands, Highlands Baptist church, officiat- Gulden Text: "All nations whom Frrnl: Reynolds of 1-ong Branch, Lafayette street school. A written lice. Patrolman Otto Perl assisted - I htld nr.\l Thursday night- anthems "Iîght of the World" ny phown aflcr the supper. ing. Burial will be at Ardena. at the home. thci hast made shall come and Taylor and "God's lively Dwell- George Reynolds of Red Bank and certification of successful Btnallpox I The Children'* day program will vsccination and diphtheria immin- won-hip before thee, 0 Lord: and | lie combined with the church ser- ings' by Baines. ST. (irfORGK'S William Reynolds, living at home, The Sacrament of the Lords : NATHAN D1SBROW atior. is now. necessary for admis- shi'll glorify ihy name. For '.hou I vice Sunday, June 13, at 10:4!S a. The junior high fellowship wi l Rumson an.i a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Suf.per will be administered at th* ale Pleat, and liocsl wondrows meet at 6:,",0 and the senior hign Coc'dington, living at home. Nathan Disbrow, 78, of Toma sion of new pupils to the Rumson 11 o'clock service Sunday at the tlrr.ps: thou are God nlone". < Ps.J m. Parents desiring lo have their Sunday's services are Holy Com- The funeral was held Tuesday public schools. All parents of pre- childirn baptized are requested to fellowship will meet at 7 o'clock. River, father of Robert H. Di»- Presbyterian church. Parents *ho SB- S, 10). murion at 8 a. m, church school morning at- St. James church, brow of Shrewsbury, an employee school children or children enter- desira to present their children for so inform the pastor. There were two memorial hau- ,-*t 1'HO and morning prayer, con- firmon: Passages from the Kins uci'; in the church .Sunday-one whir* a high requiem mass was of- of The Red Bank Register me- ng the public schools this fall may bap;:sm In the Presbyterian church, Jaii'ts version of the Bible include: firmation and sermon at 11 o'clock. fererl by Mjsgr. Joseph T. Casey. chanical department, died Friday have these treatments given, If So BAPTIST for Mrs. B. H. Kord and Mrs. Har- Bishop Wallace J. Gardner will of- ari requested to confer with Rev, "Look unto mo, a.nd be ye saved. y i.-. Clayton given by the Phila- The Children's choir of the Red ir.orning. desired, at the Lafayette' street W. C. Colby. • • all the ends of the earth: for 1 am Xew Monmouth ficiate. Ban it Catholic high schoolchanted school upon the date above. h»;. society and the other in mem- Th". men's and boys" choir of 43 Mr. Diabrow was born in Wail Tht W.S.C.S. of the Goodwill God. and there is none else", ilni. Holy Communion will be observed ory of Lieut. John Hammcll given the mass. Rev. Joseph Shcehan re- township and for 38 years was yard vo'ce« will sing at the II o'clock cited the Rosary Sunday evening The 1949 yearbook staff of Rum- Methodist church will hold a ham 45:221 Corrrlntivr passages from Sunday at the morning service and by his wife. superintendent of the Brandt Lum- son high school was selected by suppei June 10 at 5:30 p. m. at ••Sc'cnce and Health with Key to after the evening worship. Rev. service. A carillon recital will be at the late residence. Members of A cake sale will be held in the giv n nt 10:30 a. m. ber company of Tornj River. Joan Kaplan who was elected edi- Bing'ham hall. the Scriptures" by Mary Bakcl Willir.m D. Powell will preach a Strand theater lobby tomorrow the Shrewsbury Kire company vi3- Surviving besides his son are his tor-in-chief. Those chosen are: As- Edcy include: sermon on "Consider Jefius" at th« itort the residence Sunday *veninj,. Krr.ry U Bauer of Bihgham ave- morning at t o'clock by Junior « IIKIST wife, Mrs. Sarah E. Disbrow; a istant editor, Warren. Noyes; liter- nue i* on a business trip to Chile. "To grasp the reality and order ]<>:,'.(• a. m. service and both the Burial was in Mt. Olivet ceme'.ery, Meiy Mount chapiter, Woman's Shrewsbury daughter, Mrs, Edna McKelvey of ary, Mary DiFidre, editor; Barbara of being in its Science, you mutt .'ulul! chuir and the pastor's choir Missionary society. under the direction of the Day fu- Island Height*, and two other sona, Bennett, June Purdy, Doris Hullen bep:in by icÛoninP God a.7 the di- wil; participate. Sunday's services will include neral home. Members of the tire George M. Disbrow of Beachwcod Tin juniors will meet, at the company were bearers. Father and Mary Rose Maffeo; .girls' vine Principle of all that rrnlly is The Rm-itnn grange will attend chinch after school for their week- Holy Communion at 8 a. m. and and Christopher J. Disbrow of sports, Ray Boetel and Arthur . Spiritual causation is the urn-thf 7:45 p. m. service. The pastor Holy Communion and sermon at Shcehan gave benediction at the Sugar Hill, N. H. ly class in religious instruction. grave. Krirtiansen; photography, Stephen (juc.tion to be considered, for m;.. \vi!i pencil on the theme, "What Fellowship day will be observed 11:1.- a. in. The young people's fel- The funeral was held Sunday at Krynes, manager; Yvonne Hern- MONUMENTS thai: all others spiritual catisa'ujn is ,i Good Man?" Wilbur Roberts in I lie. church tomorrow nignt at lowship meets at 8 p. m. Toms River and burial was In don. Virginia Bailey, James Wen- rciules to human firogrcss". ' pp. will play I ho organ .'ind the youn£ S o'dock by the Ked iiank Council Tl't> guild and auxiliary will meet MRS. SVI.VIA C. BORDKN Rlverview cemetery there. ner, Mevelyn Pomphrey and Helen people's choir will sing. 27:'. l"0>. of Clmrch Women with a panel Monday and the Mothers' club Mia. Sylvia C. Borden, 86, of Mil- Sansum; proofreaders, Mary Stan- Tin- church soft hall league of- discussion on the charactor-miild- Tins day. ley and M. Pomphrey; business, METHODIST ficially opens Tuesday evening at ler street, Highlands, died Sunday MRS. FANNIE B. COKREAL agencies available to the youth Tl'c church school picnic will be at the Hilltop Nursing home, King's i Joyce Anderson, manager; Pat Rie- Red Bank 7 ATi o'clock witij four panics sched- of Rsd Bank. Speakers will be Hcv. held Saturday of next week. Mrs. Fannie B. Coneal, 78, moth- senberger and Ix>is Inscoe; finance, uled to he playrd. The Xew Mon- hlgnway,. Mlddletown, after a long cr Of Rev. Donald Correal. former Ronald Clayton; ait. Ruth Jacks, Rev. Roger J. Squiie will preach W. C. Powers, rtoy Cotton, Alston illnest. She had been a patient *t , , Highlands Pie«- niouth Baptist team will play the Ceekmnn, Jr. and Mi3fi Edith Tui- KMIIL'ItV MKTIIOIHST lastor of At antlc editor; Joan Hogan and Betty Sunday at the 11 o'clocli service on Kcyport Bapti.-t team nt Bennett's ne.\ UUle Silver the. home two years. I byterian church, died Tuesday Meyei, and organization, Betty the topic. "A Time for Every Pur- Mrs Borden sat born at Point flel'I in Belford. Rt:v. Dr. F. A. DeMatis will speak Meyer. The class advisers are M4ss pose." New members will be le- The Mary Kliz.-iboth Sutphin Mis- Clayton Service chapter, World Widu guild will Meet tomurnrv Sunday at 11 o'clock on the theme, Frances Raymond and Kenneth ceived into the church at this ser- Bioi.ory Kiiiltl will hold a supper "Thu is No Time to Faint". 5un- Petriu. vice. Tlie minion will give a meeting Tueidiiy at " p. m. nt the cvrninc at the home of Miss Betty No^low on Hroad street. dav-fichool meets at 10 a, ni, meditation on "Spiiitual Victory" chinch and e:ich member Is to yeartj. Her husbandband, Joseph H. , ,.esl(led wlth h,m ,„ Atliintlc H,Kh. Miss Edith Kneeland of New Tuesday evening the LSaptisL Wu- This qiiiii'Urly conference has Boitien, died 40 y Yoik city Is at her home cummer al a candlelight Communion ser- bring a gue.»l. The spc.ikcr will be fa'" ,a?.°' ,,M'^' lands- Besides her son Mrs. Correal M'.i's Alma Hello Cliffoid, mission- mur.'ii league will meet at the liei'ii set for July 2 and will be prp- Borden was a member of the High- hoMn on Ward avenue. Your Expression of vice at 8 ii. in. ci.'dnl by a covered dish supper in i« survived by a daughter, Miss Lea- A meeting of the church ollicial ary td vlH' Spanish-speaking pooplo chinch. The choirs will rohcar.se. land.! Methodist church. lie Correal, also of Montreal. Mi. and Mrs. Wallace J. Grove 7 rue Remembrance Wednesday evening. the Micinl hnll. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. and daughter of New York city are board will be held Tuesday night. of New Yolk under auspices nf the The' funeral will be held Satur- No other net ot a normal Junior Mary Alount ch.ipter, Alvin Shropshire of 10 Mechanic tia r occupying the Harkrader residence The minister has been appointed Wownn's American Baptist Home AM, SAINTS' KI'ISCOPAI, .. •-.,i r. > afternoon at 2 o'clock at the man's lit* gives him mura Mi.'.Mfjn society. W.M.S will hold its annual bnmjui'l street; two sisters, Mrs Ellen G. !Poste n funeval home| wltn Rev on Ridge road tor. the summer. to the Red llnnli juvenile delin- at Crystal Brook inn Thursday Navcsink complete soul satisfaction Bible Fellowship hniir is held Brewer and Mis. Elisabeth John-I Roy E Williame, Jr., pastor of At- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connor of quency study hoard which will meet evening, June 10. than thu building of a Mem- Tuesday night. Wednesday sit 7:4.1 p. m. Choir re- ! Holy Communion will be cele-! son. and two. brothers, Alonzo am !iantl(. Highlands Methodist chuich Ridge road are the parents of a orial to his loved ones who Iie:ii6al following the service. A party will bo held In Methodist j bratrd Sunday at 8:30 a. in. Chuich j Kill ness Carver, all of Point I'leas- j officiating. Burial will be In Hillside son born Thursday at Monmouth A Red Cross luncheon will he Felic wship hull Friday, June II, foi . have gone on. held next Thursday at noon in fel- V.I'.C.A. mceis Thursday at 7:30 i.-chool meets at 9:30. A children's an'.- six grandchildren and three cemetery, Plninfield. Memorial hospital. p. in., in the chuic-h. all children who have attended va- grout-grandchildren. I - Miss Anita T. Rosenberg of 71 Our. select. Bane Memorials lowship hall. cat on school in past years. service is held nt 10 and Holy Com- A niectinj; of the staff and sum- Pii'iis arc made for a special 1 niuniou and sermon by Rev. Thi: funeral was held yesterday ROBERT T. JONES Waterman avenue, will be a can- bear tha Guild mark ol ap- Mary Mount chapter, Woman's didate for the degree of Bachelor provtl— your guarantee of a mer students of the Community chilui en's day program in the Ch.ulrs P. Johnson will he at II a fir i noon at the Worden funeral Robert T. Jones, 70, of 1 Surf chuich next Sunday evening and Missionary society, will meet Fri- home with Kev. J. Hillmun Coffee, or Arts at Bucknell university's finer Memorial at no extra, Daily Vacation Bible school will be day evening, June 11. at the num.? o'clock. street,, Sea Bright, dieded MondayMnday. 98th annual commencement exer- cost. Visit our showroom held'Friday, June 11, at 4 p. m. in tlw practice will be in the church I>aa\ur of the Highlands Mclhodiat of Mrs. Julian Parker, River ro:iil. church, officiating. Burial was in Surviving are two sons, Robert T. cises Sat'urday morning, June 5. and tte our displays of the*°t fellowship hall. at E:3(J p. m. Saturday. MKT.ioMST Jones, Jr., of Jersey City and Fred- Navcsink < Fair View cemetery. Miss Rosenberg is the daughter of certified memorials. •I.ATTKB I1AV SAINTS . METHODIST crick Jones of Sea Bright, and Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Rosenberg. TRINITY ~~KriSCOPAI, rtev. Roy K. WiYliams, Jr., will three laughters, Mrs. Catherine i.Mormon I Bclford MONKOK C. HVKB While at Bucknell, Miss Rosengerg Red Bank prcoch Sunday at the V p. m. ser- Wormlc-y of Red Bank and Miss has been active in the Women's Rev. Robert H. Anderson, Jr., Hubert T. Henderson and wife of Chu'.ch-school will be held at. vicj on the topic, "Do You Believe Mr.nroo C. Hycr, HI, of Beers Hill Edith and Miss Flora Jones, both Athletic association, Cap and Dag- JOHN VAN KIRK rector, announces the following the New Jersey District presidency, :!>u a. m. Sunday. The devotions God?" Sunday-school meets at 9:45 road Crawford's Corner, Holmdel of Sea. Bright. ger, dramatic group; the Women's IMnt to Ml Ol.vtt Caitnur* Daftcrn States Mission, of the will be led by John lêntz -ind The funeral will be held this af- services for Sunday: Holy Com- J in, township, died Monday'morning at Gtlec club, nnd the modern dance munion at 6 a. m-; church school Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Ge'jrge Seeiey. liev. i ;iul J. Myer.s Tlu» Epwprth League will meet Penh, Amboy General hospital afternoon at 2 o'clock at the F. L*cn group. She is a member of Alpha Phone Red Bank 6-0319 Day Saints (Mormonl are comlny will have as his sermon title at the Harris funeral home, Red Bank; at 9:30; Holy Communion with ser- Tuctoay night in the fire house. ter n short illness. Mr. Hyer was Phi International fraternity and R.F.O. Bos 10S Red Bank mon at 11 o'clock. fro.n Philadelphia, Pa. to be the morning worship service at lO:lo, employed in the Bayonnc office of : «'ith Rev. Charles H. Dukes, principal speakers in the regular "Tin; KedeemiiiB Christ". ST. JOHN'S CIIAPKL to1 The choir will sing the offertory tho Jersey Central'railroad."' " of St. Thoma* chapel. , . ofofficiatl - .services of the church in this area. The 11th annual Memorial ser- Little Silver Sui vlving are his wife^ .Mrs. Al- ing. Burial will be in WhiteJRidge anfhcni, "Just for Today." by Am- Sunday's service will IJD held at 3 vice of the Middletown township cemetery. brose. Charles Gotschalk, organ- A baccalaureate service of the ther.. McDowell Hyer; hia pa«.onU, p. ni, in C'hnpcl 1 at Fort Mon- llru department will be held at l:ij Lit,.* Silver school will be held at Frank and Grace Roberts Hycr, ist, will play, "Sanctus," by Gounod, mouth. p. m Sunday. Those taking part in MRS. MARY LEE MURRAY and "Andante," by Page. !l:8i» a. m. with the rector, P^civ. J. nlso of Beer's Hill road; a brother, Service men, friend.s nnd mem- the service will be John Aluyer, Lav, rencj Ware, delivering the ser- Bui ii. Hyer of Milltown, and a- sis- Mrs. Mary Lee Murray, 75, of 121 The sewing group of the Wom- bcis of the church arc invited to lU'i chief; P.usscl 1.. Tctlc-y, unup ter, Mrs. Mae Heath of Falrlawn. an's guild will meet Wednesday I11OII. Kentucky avtenue. East Keansburg, alt' r.d. No collections will be taken lali.. William Vitclli, secrctiiry, Mr. Hyer was a member of St. when- she had been a resident 13 from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. in the and free literature will be available. Mi's. Dora Harncs, organist, and J. John's Me'thodist church of Key- parish house. ycai.-,, died Sunday. Elder Ralph A. Woodward will Francis Hauch, soloist. Boy scouts Lilllc Silver port. Mrs. Murray, a member of St. There' will be a celebration of conduct the meeting. Mie. Geiry of tioop 'il will act iis buglers, nnd The funeriil will be held this »f- Ann's church, Keanstourg, is sur- the Holy Communion with special Mr. and Mis. William T. Bnwytr Wh.tely will render :i violin soln. members of Ihe Kast KeantjLur^ cntoi talncd the Methodist youth terfoon at 2 o'clock at the home ol vived by two sons, John and Joseph intercessions every Friday at 10 A brief talk will be given by Pfc. HIM compuny will serve as Hollers. a. m. fellowship Sunday at dinner. It was his parents with Rev. Norman R. Muvrsy, both of East Keansburg. SERVICE Kenneth Wall. Klder Ivan Brudercr Rev. Mr. Myers will bring t.ie me- the closins meeting at which ihe Reillj, pastor of Sf. John's church, The funeral was. held yesterday The annual awards will be pre- and Elder Paul Richards of Rah- morial address entitled, "Ourlnvisi- group gavu $25 toward the pasturs' ofllciuting. Burial will be in Rose morning at St. Ann's church, ANYWHERE IN AMERICA! • ented to memhers of the church wuy will also speak. j .Witnesses". pension fund, and 510 for a 'iJare' H'.ll cemetery, under tho direction j where a high requiem mass was The Latter Day HainU church al- O:i Wednesday at 8 ;>. m, itcv. jhnsc foi>« overseas. Final plans of the Bcdle funeral, home. offered by Rev. Francis J. Coan. so n.ects every Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mr Myers will conduct the prayer were approved for the erection nf Buiial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. In the hospital chapel at Fort Mon- meeting and Bible study. At 3:15 sign lor Embury church par- ! TULL under the direction of the John I. ItlOMth. p. m.. Friday the Junior Youth ch;.: cd by the group. Attending Ryan funeral home. SYMPATHY fellowship will hold H.-, last meet- Samuel P. Tull, 77, of Doughty were Dr. DeMaris and his daugh- Ian.-, Fair Haven, died Sunday af- CHAPEL OF HOLY COMMUNION ing cf the season. The Junior choir ter. Miss Elisabeth DeMaris of JOHN PENDEBOAST. will meet at 4 o'clock for rehearsal ternoon at the Rivercrest Nursing FLOWERS Fair Haven Brooklyn, who hae been visiting homi. Newman Springs road, 3fter John Pendcrgast, 71, of High- with Mrs, Vivian Messier and Mrs.her futhet", Mr. and Mrs. Irving >. John E. Day Funeral Home Rt-v. Christopher H. Snyder will Myers. a long Illness. He had been a pa- lands, died last Thursday at Mon- Summers, Norman Skidmore, Da- tient at the home three weeks. mouth Memorial hospital. Surviv- 85 Riverside Avc. Phone 6-0332 Red Bank be thi celebrant at the Holy Com- vid Kennedy, Jean Olscn, Allyn munion Sunday at 9:15 a. m. when BA1TIST Mr. Tull was born In Philadel- ing are his wife, Mrs. Margaret • Keyport Branch—Ml Maple PI. Telephone 7-1383 the summer schedule of services Wright, Carol Jean Wells, Robert phia, a son of the late Joseph P. Pendergast and a son, Thomas Leonardo Erul-.son, Robert McNally, George Pcndergast, both of Highlands, will start. The sermon topic will Quackcnbush and Ethel West. ind Annie Tull. The deceased, who be "Where We Stand as Chris'.' Tin: theme of the Lord's Supper had resided in Pair Haven 12 The funeral was held Saturday Noii-Scvlarian Lady Attendant Hans.". The choir will aing the service Sunday morning at 11 Tho annual Eprint' luncheon of yean?, was an attorney and recent morning at the church Of Our Lady "Communion Service" by Mcr- o'clock will be "Great Gift of Uod". thn Little Silver Parent-Teacher as- ly represented the United States of Perpetual Help, where a high brecke. Kev. Ellwood S. Wolf will olliciaie. sociation was held Tuesday And TreasurV^H u A»> >_ »> *•y• • departmenJ 4* ttn **4 •** A tf*t ft nMofBcc4 HUHs It n njAÎNeTw . IrequieT A^VI t i «t ^h.m* MmatA A Adsa *_»wa^ ^s A.flofferedf ^«a^ J . M>mBuriahl _ %l Tin' young people's fellowship Tho church-school session will mi'.', ked .the closing meeting for this Yoi* city. was In Mt. Olivet cemetery, under meet? Tuesday night and tilts la- be held at 0:45 a. hi., and the Jun- term Mrs. John Hcrrman was gen- He is survived by his wife, Mrs. the direction of th* Posten funeral ! dic»' guild Wednesday evening. ior Christian Endeavor meeting at cr.il chairman, and her committee Edna Scott Tull, and a sister, Mies home. The men of the chapel will hold 6:uJ p. ni. The Young People's included Mrs. John Eggenbeigei, Ali'jc Tull of Asbury Park. a c'dtd party tomorrow night in the meeting will be held at 7 p. m., Mrs. L. C, Tyack, Mrs. Henry Clet- The funeral was held Tuesday MRS. BESSIE JONES parish house at 8 o'clock. There moi.u, Mrs. Cllfi'ord Dorlng, Mr«. evening at the VVordcn funeral followed by the evening service at Evolyn L. Dietzc and Mrs. Robert Mrs, Bessie Jones, 70, of Brook' will be prizes and refreshments 8 i. clock with Kcv. Mr. Wolf home- with Rev. Robert H. Ander- lyn, widow of William Jones, died Myion V. Brown and George Mox- Koliy. The parents were guests of son, Jr., pastor of Trinity Episcopal speaking on, "Mighty Living". the teachers. A social time follow- Monday night at her summer resi- Flower* are always in good ley art in charge. church, officiating, Burial was in dence at Locust. Surviving art a The deacons' monthly meeting ed H business session. Fair View cemetery. Jt ilMHf ckamcUriilic oftur Unite* It A* Spirit laMe as a thoughtful expres- will be held Tuesday evening at daughter, Mrs. Robert Howland of BAVSIIOKE COMMUNITY Mrs. Emerson Quackenbush wan Metuchan and tour grandchildren. sion of sympathy. Your order the home cf R. Poulson, and the a guest Wednesday of last week of MRS. ESTELLE MOLYNEAUX •ffainuu tlutl puJamlnaltS ml alllimu. »111 be given prompt and care- Kast Kcansburg chuich choir rehearsal will be held the Past Matrons club of Farming- The funeral will be held tomor- l Mrs. Estelle Molyneaux, 84, wi- row at Brooklyn and burial will ful attention. We make all A hymn sing and prayer meet- Wet.r>esaay evening at 7 o'clock. dalr, O.E.S. The' party \v»s held at The mid-week prayer meeting will dow of Samuel Henry Molyneaux, be in Greenwood cemetery, Brook- t^pes "f funeral designs tn ing will be held tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Elvin Morris. 8 o'clock followed by a meeting of be held at 8:15 p. m., Wednesday died Sunday at the home of her lyn. Local arrangements are In Mr.-:. John Eggcnberger, president daughter, Mrs. Joseph Martin of jour order. the board of trustees. followed by a meeting of the board of the P.T.A. and Miss Agnes Hack- charge of the Scott funeral home. of trustees. Shadowbrook farm. Shrewsbury, Rev. John P. Euler will give the ctt, sixth grade teacher, were iele- where she had resided two years. TWO INJURED sermon nt the morning worship The Ladies' .' id society will hold gates to the annual banquet of the EGANS service at 11 o'clock entitled, "Th MM. Molyneaux, formerly of Jer- Two persons wera seriously In- fffount irlemoriai\J4o a luncheon at he church at noon Monmouth County P.T.A. at Crystal sey City, was ,a daughter of the tome Of Harding Ituad Ho... Nation". The music at the Brook inn. jured in an automobile accident service will include a aolo and an Thursday fo!lo\ cd by a meeting of late Benjamin and Elizabeth Ralph Sunday morning on Routs 33, Mid- Greenhouses: Harding lid. ttw aociety at 2.;o p. m. Edward McCleelan, Jr., has re- Journeay. Zrnattic J\. ^siaanit, f'lfr. then:*. Sunday-school and Bible turned home after a three months' dletown, south of Headden's Cor- •t Harrison Avc. clats will be held at 10 a. m.. and For 25 years she was superintend- METHODIST business trip by plane in many for- ner. In critical condition at Mon- t35 W. Drcnl St. &j£anL Tel. fr0226 ;i religious motion picture will be eign countries. ent of a day nursery at Jersey City. mouth Memorial hospital U Rob- I'hunc K. B. 6-1113 shown at the evening service al Atlantic Highlands Th: funeral was held this morning ert Eustace of Everett road, Ever- T:45 AMen Ludwig of Brook avenue at St. Peter's church, Jersey Citv, "Do You Believe God'.'" Is the has been confined to his home with ett, driver of one of the cart. Tht theme of the sermon by Rev. Roy where a solemn high requiem mass other driver, Robert Bruce of mumps. was offered. Burial was in Jersey E. Williams, Jr., for the 11:15 Mre. Irwin Campbell of Freehold Beliuville, is reported in a fair con- o'clock Sunday morning service. City under direction of the Day dition at the hospital. Police will entertained the literature group of funeral home. The music under direction of Roy the Little Silver Woman's club last question the drivers later to de- Jeffrey will include the choir an- termine tn* cause of tht accident. St, George's by the River week. Plans were made for a pic- M188 ANNIE T. CHAPMAN them. "They that Trust in the nic tc be held June 28 by the group Waterman Avc., one block south «f Kunmnn ltd., Loiri", by Frey; organ prelude, at tht home of Mrs. Edward Mc- Mlf* Annie T. Chapman, 88, who Ont of the earliest recorded liuniKoii, (Take Sea Bright Bun) "Prayer from Lohengrin", Wagner; Clcltan. This will he the closinj lived with her niece, Mrs. Harry strikes and flrit recorded sympathy The Reverend George A. Robertshaw, Rector offntory, "Theme from Cavatina", meeting for the summer. Johnson of Bay avenue, Highlands, strike in America occurred in th* Rafi, and postlude, "Let the Heav- Miss Elinor Quackenbush spent died Monday at Hazard hospital. Paterson textilt mills In 1828. Sunday— 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion en* Rejoice", by Gaul. The paMor the holiday and week-end in the 11:00 a.m. Mrrning Service and Sermon wPl speak at the 8 o'clock evening Focnno mountains with friends. service on the subject, "The Boy Men and Bo>V Choir of 45 voices nil! tine at thin service. Who Stayed Home." Mm. Albert. Jones and Mra. Stan- This Church Is noted for IU Friendly Atmosphere, Its ley Barrow were the official dele- Beautiful to Recall Sunday school meets at 9:30 a. gates of the local club to the state famous Boy Choir, Its Evangelical J'reachlnr, and the un- m. for beginners and primary chil- Wfl raaliat) that a funeral usual Beauty of Us Worship and Building. To the service convention of the Federation ot H. L. SCOTT dren and at 10:15 o'clock for all Woman's clubs at H'addon hall, At- Mrvicc M soimthinr that U it welcomes everyone. others. Youth fellowship meets at lantic City. 6:45 p. m. Anthony Bruno, son ot Mr. ani MORTICIAN navtr fortoHm by th« family, A special quarterly conference Mrs. Thomas Bruno of Rumson meeting will be held Tuesday night road, was confirmed last Thursday and it should, thwtfor*, b« • to vote on the sale of some church at i'-i, Anthony's church. Red Bank. Church Street, Belford, N. J. DISTINCTIVE property and to elect trustees. A party was held at the houst al- Mfrica of baauty. Evtry Mrvice ter the ceremony. of which wa • have charm it ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS BAPTIST Mi and Mrs. Edward Stokci of Phone Keatuburg 64)333 Middletown Crest drive arc parents ot a son, given our personal attention, to Church-school will be held at uori. Sunday at Monmouth Me- auure ut and thoee we serve Perfection of Material and 9:4b Sunday. The observance of the morial hospital. Workmanship In Beautiful Loid'b Supper will be held at the that net even the snaUatt detail New Design* wouhip service at 11 o'clock. The WORLD TRADE FILM Con.munion meditation by Rev. "Round Trip," a Dim showing the it overlooked. Our memorials ait manufactured William M. Hcarn will be,, entitled, United States and its relationship "Remind Us Again", to world trade, will be shown Juno MONMOUTH MONUMENT by •killed urtlsann tn our well 'E S, 194S Yacht Club Auxiliary To Hold doting Luncheon The MOM Complete Selection The claalng meeting of Fair Ha- Public Auction Sale of Opens Season ven auxiliary of Rivervlew hospital Keansburg Furniture of will be held Monday at the Chapel of Holy Communion parish house ANTIQUES nt HOUSEHOLD FUMHTUIK Flag Raiding on Church street, Fair Haven. Mr*. (AM tewee removed from storage for convenience of tale.) At Fair Haven Joh.i J. Knodell, auxiliary presi- Bstato erf Cewrt* Family will sell at Tubllc Auctlea oa. dent, will announce plans for sum- Exchange Formal Wear mer activities. For Rent in th« Share) Are* An im|)rauiv( ceremony marked P:ans will be completed for a Saturday, June 12th, 1948 4 opening of tha Ecason at the public art exhibit, connisting of NEW and USED FURNITURE Tuxedos - Dr««« Suit* Shrewsbury River Yacht, club Sat- paintings of well-known American Summer Formalt, Cutaway* STARTlNli AT 1 P. M. upduy afternoon, and 10 club mem- artists, to be held Friday afternoon •t ber* and gueets enjoyed a formal and Aco«i(orl«t danre Saturday night to the music and evening, June 18, at the Molly China Glasgwarc Pitcher hotel. Mrs. Knodell and (Juiiipk'if Hiui^r; of Sizes For Men Bingham Mall, Itiiiueoii, New Jersey of Pete Galatro and his orchestra. Mrs. Charles P. Hurd arc chairmen M BMfhaM Ave., about 400 feet south of the lntereccHen of Blver Rep. James C. Auchindoss of of the exhibition which will benefit Antiques Bric-A-Brac and Huvs. Choose From -Mure Road anil Bingham Ave. ftumson was the principal speaker the hospital. at the fine raising ceremony in the Than 500 Hwit*. Tha following described chattels, many piece! of which have afternoon. Rev. Christopher Sjiy- fetta In thi Parmly family for over 100 years: COLGATE GRADUATES Inport Pitting Ouaranf «d der of Fair Haven gave the Invoca3- r«ur-po»Ur B«4 (Mahogany) with Spring and Mattress, P»r- tion, and Commodora Alfred I . Janica Danser, formerly of Red All Types Electrical Appliances Repaired lar Buita in Rosewood consisting of 2 Arm Chain, 4 Side Chairs, Boyce was master-of- ceremonies. Bark, and Layton K. Ciark, Jr., son Tabla (Walnut) rectangular with leather top insert, Dropleaf Ta- Brief addresses were also made by of Layton E. Clark of Middlctown, Mayor Edgar V. Denice of Fair will receive bachelor of arts de- ble (Mahogany) (Circa 1820), 2 Side Chairs iWalnut) in Tapestry, Haven, William Klatsky, comman- SEGALLS Oriental Rug 7 it. 10 in. x 9 ft. 8 in., Hall Rack (Mahogany), Set- gree at. Colgate university Fri- Free Delivery Radio Repairing tM upholatered in blue tapestry, Several small Arm Chairs uphol- der of the Shrewsbury post of .the day, June 14, al the commence- J I6l,£ NORTH BROADWAY ttarH In floral Figured Denim, Oriental Rug 8 ft. 10 in. x 11 ft. American Legion, and Past Com- ment exercises in the college ms- modore Robert M. Siookt of the mcrial chapel. Mr. Dancer, who 206 MAIN STREET, KEAIVSHLIU; t ill., Paintings In Watercolors, Seven-piece Dining Room Suite Yarht club. LONG •RANCH (Mahogany) consisting of Extension Table, 2 Arm Chairs, 4 Bid* attended Red Bank schools, ms- Op*n Until • P. M. Dally Chairs, Crystil Cabinet, Oriental Rue 8 ft. 8 in. x 10 ft. « In., Boy Scouts of troop 2* of Fair Jored in geology, and Mr, Clark TELEPHONE KEANSBURG 6.111 .VW Meritary (Mfthogany), Occasional Chnlrs upholstered in Tapestry, Haven recited the oath of allegi- maiured in physics. L. B. S-31M •\ Hi* Chair (FJddlebackl, Single Sleigh Bed (Mahogany) with ance, and a filing cquad from Fort flprinf and Mattress, Chests, of Drawers (Mahogany), Dressing Momnouth fired throe volleys. Mem- (Mate three drawers (Mahogany), Rosewood Desk (Circa 1710), bars of the Sea Scout shir. "Sea tAdftr-back Lyre Chairs with needlepoint teat coverings, Book- Lion" of Fair Haven, also assisted east, Braakfaat Set of .five pieces, Pier Table in Mahogany (Direc- in thi. service. t»ff« Period), Bronze Table Lamp. Table Glassware, Pottery, Aisgr. Joaeph T. Casey of Red Chinaware and numerous other effects. Bark gave the benediction, PLEASE NOTE: May be viewed from 12:30 P. M. on date of aal*. Buyer! «re requested to remove their purchase* from the hall at Atlantic Highland* conclusion of aals. AH persuns attending the sale do so at their own Mfk and the undersigned, Auctioneers and Management as- Herbert rotten was nominated GRAND OPENING luma no responsibility, legal or otherwise for tiny accidents that last wetk as president of the Uons •JilfM «eeur. club for tha coming year, Tha elec- By Order Of tion is expected to be held Monday night. Installation will be held tha OF OUR NEW Theodore N. Parmly Elrich Parmly last meeting in June. Other officers nominated were Adam Llnzmayer, Frederick D. Parmly firs', vice president; Alfred Wolfe, second vice president; Ed Waldere, a. a. COATS, 490 Bath Ave., Long Branch, N. J. • II Auctioneers secretary and Dt. Thomas Ahem, J. W. BURN!, Telephone fl-3039 treasurer. BASEMENT SALES R Senior class night was held Tues- Members "Rational Society of Auctioneers* day at the high school auditorium. : Frank Woolley, H. E. Long. Th« claia gift, a microphone and stands, was presented to the school. Clau propheclea wet* read, and Sale Starts Friday, June 4th, at 9 A. M. tha school waa turned over tu the Junio: class. A dance followed the ceremonies. Make it a point to come down early to get your share of our Special Values. High school graduation will be Announcing held tonight at the auditorium. A Junior-Senior dance will bt held Bargains galore to celebrate this big event. Won't you come down and help us tomorrow night. PROMPT HOMI DILIVMY SERVICE Ttt« grade school operetta will be presented June IT. celebrate? of Karl VanBrunt, grade school pupil, won lh» local marble con- CASE and KEG BEER test. School coaches Howard T. Mc- (Slight Charge for Cooler) Ke« knd Arch Shaw attended the S'COTT YACHT CHAIRS Short'- conference coaches dinner CLOPAY CHOICE WINJEiTand LIQUOHS Tuesday evening at the Jumping Jiiit llic thing for the POITII or l.a«n. Bruotfr Golf club. - • TOWELS Alio • fulLJiue of Sodas Tha" borough .council last week PAPER Regular 3.19 ea. granted a> Hiuor license transfer Betweeki~the hours of 9 a. m. lo 9 p.m. "/ from Cosmo'Vaatoto Scverlo Vas, to, his son, for the C. V. tavern en Special ach ! (No Sunday Delivery) i Firit *nd parflcldâvcnuce. DRAPES * Tht mayor "inA"council held a, special meeting Friday night and Regular 98c Value granted a> liquor' license transfer 13' from Howard Wall to John Mason Juat 500 of thei* for for, operation of the Casino hotel, ROLL PORCH RUGS 100 Ocean boulevard*: this event. Slightly ir- (2 to a < untcriner) The church Softball league has COIRE HEAVY FIBRK received borough permission to use regular—but each pair th« athletic Held at, the yacht harbor Monday and Tuesday evenings guaranteed. 27x54 • Reg. 1.98 . . . 1.59 this summer. FELT BASE The firemen's fair will be held August 28, as. 27 and 28 in the lot 3x6 ft. - Reg. 3.50 . . 2.88 behind the borough hall. Grand RUGS prim will be a INS Chrysler sedan. If tht new athletic Held on (Vest 9 ft. x 12 ft. 6x12 ft. • Reg. 13.95 . 10.95 Highland avenue la completed in time, the Fair will be held there. Top soil Is expected to be put on tha field next week. Mra. D. W. Hulse of Bronx. N. 98 CLOTHES PINS GOOD TIMES ARE HERE AGAIN Y., has] opened her summer home Round Hardwood Polished here. AT THE 5 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arnott are parents of a con, born May 32 at EACH Chicago. Mrs. Arnott la the former dos. Mint Martha Wood of this borough. PAIR (Regular 7.88) SWEDISH HOP Her pare*nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo- Ocean Arenue, Sea Bright, N. J. nard Wood, are visiting her in Chi- cago, REMNANTS GALVANIZED Vincent O. Mickey, Machinist CURTAIN WATER Accordion Player Week-Ends. Mate 3/e, has been aasigncd to the salvage vessel, Opportune. GARDEN HOSE STRETCHERS TUBS DISHCLOTHS Full Line of Sandwiches. Bait Callahan of Freehold Tues- Small Size TUMBLERS day evening was awarded a com- %-in. Red and Green Our Specially: Hot Dogs Cooked in Beer. bination television, radio and vic- 2-Ply Regular 7.50 Regular 79c trola set, which was disposed of on C CALL SEA BRIGHT 2-0183—Ask for STANLEY tha co-operative plan by the Holy C C •ach •ach Name Society of St. Agnes parish 15 5" «OCh 49 Tuesday night. Reginald Martin, 6 local mortician, was awarded sec ond price, a portable radio. S-QU Size 39 TALK with TILO Riverside Heights 1" SPRINKLING CANS 1 OIL CLOTH SCARFS 19 Oil Cloth Chair Seats" 39 Freddie Miesler, son of Mr. and Galvanized Mrs. Eddie Miesler, is a patient at Moniriouth Memorial hospital. There's a TJlatviuddifference Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran of New York city were guests Sunday Woodruff Lawn Seed of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corcoran. SASH CORD 100 ft. 3$ Waste Paper Baskets 15 98 OFF MARKED PRICE8 Mrs. Lauretta Mcade la having her home redecorated. Mra. Thomas McGrath and children of Haverhlll, Mais., are vlnit- ueevsuDm Whtn you art cenitdsrini • m laal er ng Mra. McOrath's parents, Mr. Sidtwall for yewr hint, resiemker Ikie — and Mra. John Cremeans. •Me ea PUT eson covauoviTM • Mrs. Joseph Chrlstman, Mrs. VENETIAN BLINDS Only TIIO can giv. y»» *«* flvwantta eew Marshall Smith, Mrs. Martin Mc- tnf kelh noMriali and WarlMmkir, •*• Ouirc, Mrs. Peter Grandlnetti and «agw Only TIIO maiuilativm h» m w Mrs, Donald Matthews. Sr., mem- COME AND GET THEM •wiolt which •« applied O«V by TIIO bers of the Sew and So club, at- troinid mtehanici. tended several Broadway ahows and radio broadcasts in New York Values up to 6.98... if you can use the sizes. This auorantM (irat yew ttw sasia muriate ctty Wednesday of last week. Columbia Metal •I the l*it Molerlali and last W.rkdwnit.!. Frank Kicrnan, Jr. has finished Whlta Wood ivory Wood ALSO whkh hat created am 400,000 tatMieal tv» his freshman year at Kordham col- Ivory Metal Bllnde tone™ f»r TIIO durlna the sot 14 yean. lege. 6—36x64 13—33x64 33—33 x 64 ABOUT tan with tha ttri. Save «Wt TIIO. Mr. and Mrs. William Bremyer t—36 wide x S4 long 2—33x64 3—30 x 64 200 and son Robert of Riverhead, L. 1.,- 4—31 x 64 47—31 x 64 ACT NOWi Mail the amwiitaM eeiipea 1st Wfrs week-end guests of Mrs. Al- 86—26 x 64 8—27 x 64 OTHIR (rt» litipectlon anal Itfietete. N» ehfi|ejtiei). vim Bremyer. 17—30 wide x M long 11—29 x 64 Leonard Westerby, Jr., son of Mr. 1—30x64 8—26x64 And many elzea only ODD and Mr.*.. Leonard Westerby, had a 33—23 wide x 64 long 4—27 x 64 birthday party Monday at his home 6—23x64 26—23x64 1 of each elze. 8IZE3 Yaw can |a> • tawM aHsMnal a* a which was decorated In red. white TltO ««» ar IMewaH •» awlHae . and blue. His guests were Peggy, Alt teuee* NOW! " Kay, Tommy and Billy Welch, Paul White, Ruth Ann Leonard, Eddie Hlift, Frank Hirst, Jr., and Elolse Many More Counter Items Too Numerous To Mention Porter, Mrs. Angle Ward and daughter!, Joan and Judy, and SALE ITEMS ARE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Mrs, Thomas Simmons and children, Tarry and Tlmmy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simmons - SEE OUR WINDOWS - TILO celebrated . their daughter Terry's birthday' with a party recently. Those present wore Mrs. Frank Hire*, and ion Edward, Mrs. Fnid R«d Bank, 3-5 W. Bergen PI., Tel. 64)996 Brtmyer, EloUe Porter, Peter V'.o- FROWN'S Quirt, Mrs. Charles Scott, Mra. Elikabeth, 87 W. Grand, Tel. 2-0300 Joar, Deimllng and son Walter, Bloomfield, 609 Bloomfield, Tel. 2-1250 Xochon and daughter Ruth Ann, C Mm, Angle Ward and daughters, Hackantaik, 310 Railroad, Tel. 2-3833 Joan and Judy, Mrs, Thomas,Sim- mon* and others. NATIONAL 5 , 10 & 1 <"> STORE Pateraon, 247 Union Blvd., Sherwd 2-1352 Th« Rotl Uank ftofflxtflr In mpportcd by local n» well •• out-nf-luwn hualnt'ti- ROorru'/K unrwAu m»n. AdvrrtltrmelUi aiipcnttnic vciiu- Tel. Red Bank 6-2680 ^ Free Delivery iurlr tall tht storjr.—Advirtlitminl| HEP BANK REGISTER, JUKE 3, 1948 NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. Asbury Park Physician mission approval of Increased gu Tale notica that •tlratore Viiti. trad- Take notice that lone B. Gillig T/A V.F.W. Auxiliaries and electric rates. Take notiee «h*t Harry Moller. trading at Sti'a '»avern, hat applied to the Ship Ahoy Bench Club, hm applied to ng •• Holler'! Delicatessen, Wilton ave- the Mayor and Council of Sea Bright Meet At Local Y.M.C.A. Utility Co. The- suit seeks compensatory and Port Monmouth, K. J.. hai applied to Mayor and Council of the Borough of DON MORRIS AD H,S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA punitive damages from the com' Bed Bank, for a Flen.ty Retail Con- Borough for a Plenary Retail Consump- the township committee ot Middletown sumption license fee* premises situated tion license for premises situnted at 800 SONGS 1NTIME BV The rnernbers of the Ladies' aux- Dr. William G. Hcrrman, Asbury panv. and charges that professional township for a Limited Retail Distribu- at 141 Shrewsbury avenue, Bed Bank, Ocean avenue, Sea Bright, N. J. iary of Red Bank Post 438, Veter- Park X-ray specialist, has filed a men who had offices in the build- tion license for premise! situated at Wil- Objections, if any. should be made son avenue. Port Monmouth, N. J. N. J. a.ru of Foreign Wars, were, hostess- $130,000 common picas court buit ing were evicted after the P.U.C. Objections If any. thould b# made 1m- immediately In writing to Henry Hen. CHAKLETTE Objections, if any, should bt made shaw, clerk of Sea Bright Borough. es at the sixth district meeting of charging the Jersey Central Tower refuted to let the company "set a _e«lately in writing to Amy t, Shinn, TELEPHONE LONG BRANCH 6-43:f>M mmediately In writing to Howard W. Clerk of the thorough of Bed Bank. (Signed J tht! V.F.W. auxiliaries Monday and-Light company and its presi- capitalization which would permit Roberts, Clerk of Mtddletown townthip. (Signed. I IONE B. GILLIG. dent. Edwin H. Werner, with j/ict- (Signed> ijtht at the Y.M.C.A. Over 200 at- it i.o increase its rates" as long ai HARRY MOLLBR SALVATORE VAITI. tended. ng him and other tenants from its the utility company rented offices NOTICE. NOTICE. Mrs. Fred Boyd, poppy sale chair- grand avenue building in a conspir- in the structures for "revenue and NOTICE. Take notice that the Laird * Company acy to obtain public utility corn- Take notict that Elitabeth Frawley, trading as Laird t Company has upulied man, announced recently that 3,500 profit". Take notice that the Beacon Hill trading at Fleatant Vallfy Inn has • o the State, Commissioner of Alcoholiolic poppies were sold this year in Red Country Club, Inc., hee applied to tht Ctl f Limited Diatillerlery Township Committee of Middletown applied to the Townthip Committee Beverage Control for a Limited a LOUIS FURST Bark. Township for a club license for preen- of Holmdel Townahtp for a Plenary Re- license fof r thhe premisei s siiituatet d at ise> iltuated at Beacon Rill Road, Mid- tsll Contusaption License for premise. ScobeyvllleIhalanScobeyvllle-I'halana RoodRoo,, ScobeyvUle, dletown Townshis. •itvsted on Stan Highway Route Si at and to maintaiii n warehousehus s at Scobey. 39 BROAD ST. RED BANK Belford Objection, i( any, should be mala •olaaael, N, ) vlllc-rhalanx Road, Scobeyvllle. Immediately in writing to Howard W. Objections, if any. thould be made im- J. E. Laird, Scobeyvllle, N. J.. President, Itobertt, clerk of tht Township of Mid- tnodlately in writing to Daniel 5. Ely, IHtetlor and Stockholder. Mr, and Mrs. Dominick Mullancy ddlelol - clerk ot tbt TowRthis of Holmdtl. I T. Laird, III, Little Silver, N. J., Vlca and daughter Margaret spent Sun- (Signed) President and Diroctir. day with Mrs. Mary Finn of New BEACON HILL COUNTRY CLUB, INC. PLEASANT VALLEY INN. W. R. Woolley. Inlerlnken, N. J., Vlca MILK ELIZABETH FS.AWLEV. President and Director. a<-k city. WEBBER W. BROOK, Pres. UEORGE MILLER. Traaturtr. W. E. Johnston. Freehold, N. J., Treaa- Mil. Lena Sutherland and grand- NOTICE. urcr and Director. daughter Barbara, of Washington, NOTICE. Taka notice that Daniel P. Linehan, Mabel A. WHIetl, Scobcyville, N. J, D. (.'., spent four days with her tis- Your most important food Tako notica that Louit Corlito hat trading aa Linehan'i General Store, Secretary and Director. tera, Mrs, Emma, Morris and Mrs. pplied to Townthip Comraltlea of Mid- haa appliee to Townahiu Clerk of Elsie K. Minton, Fair Haven, N. J., At- dlotown Township for • Plenary Retail Shrewsbury Township for a. Plenary aistant Secretary. John Heins. Mr. and Mrs. Heina Consumption liecnM for pramleet tltuat- Retail Diitrfbutlon liccnta for premises Harold I). Stevenson, Short Hills, N. J, alto entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ed at Highway SS, Middletown Towathlp. eituatea at corner of Water etreet and IKrectcr. liam Sutherland of Elizabeth and Are You Satisfied? Objections, if any, abould bt tnade ita- Tinton avenue, Shrewsbury Township, J. T. U'Hagnn, Charlottesvilla, Va* Mrs. Bertha Vreeland of Nutlsy mfdlataly in writing to Howard W. Rob- N. 1. •• Director, erta, Clark of th. Township of MtUltv Objection!, if any, should bt made Objection*, if any, ahould be made im- over the week-end, ton, immeaiately in writing to Mararettn L. mediately, In writing, to the State Com- Ml. and Mrs. Fred Pinkney apent ' (Signed) Raid, Townanip Clerk of Shrewsbury mi«*ioner of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 10C0 Broad Street, Newark 2, N, i. thro* days last week visiting their There U • difference in favor LOUIS COmUTO. Township, K. 1. (Signed) (Sinned) daughter In Maryland. NOTICE. DANIEL P. LINEHAN. LAIRP & COMPANY. IM. Al Ba.cmcist.er efttnt Sunday of food value in Take notice that Mri. Jotephlne >alll- J. E. LAIRD. President day. trading at Meadowviaw Inn, hat NOTICE. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Al Co- NOTICE. applied to the Township Committee of Take netiee that Tomntao A. Fingitore luccl, and family of Newark. Middletown Township for • fltntry R*. has applied to tha Mayor and Council of Take notice that John fiualtlerf has Mrt. Florence Powers of Jersey tail Consumption lleansw for praaaieaa lo- tha Borough of Red Rank for a Plenary applied to the Mayor and Council of tha City spent the week-end with her cated on Main ttrttt, Belford, N. I. Ratal! Distribution licanaa for premises Borough of Red Hank for a Plenary Re- Objections, If my, ahould be Made la. situated at Tl Lalghton avenue Red tail Consumption license for premUeii sit- sister, Mrs. William Bennlng and JERSEY MILK mediately In writing to Howard W. Rob- •auk, N. J. uated at 79 Monmouth street, Red Bank, family. erta, Cltrk of tha Township ot stiUlt- Objections, If any, should ba made Im- N. 1. Mrs. Harold Otten is confined to town, mediately in writing to Amy K. Shinn. Objections, if any, should be made im- her home because of an injured an- f Signed) Clark »t tha'Borough of Red Bink. mediately in writing to Amy -E. Shinn, A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. MRS. JOSBPHINE KALUDAY, I Signed) Clerk ot the Boroueh of Red Bank, N. I. kle, Belford, N. I, TOMMASO A. PINGITORE. (Sinned) . David Wallace, son ot Mr. and JOHN nUALTIERI. NOTICE. Mrs. David Wallace, celebrated his NOTICE, TakTak e notice that Frank T. F.hn and NOTICE. seventh birthday Wednesday of last Taka a noticot e that t Amcricmcri o Bruno Alfrelf d W . FehnFh . tradintdi g at IdlIdle HHour and Frad BrunoB , TT/A Commuter's Take notice thnt Patsy Bruno arfT week with a party for a few friends Inn., have applied to the Township Com- Wine and Liquor store, have Applied to (Jcorjre (Jrob, Jr., T/A BBtrgcn Bar hhave and relatives. mittee of Middletown Township for a the Maysr and Council of the Borough applied to the Mayor and Council of the Plenary Retail Consumption license, for noro'UKh of Ued Bank fcr a Plenary Kt- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rinard and JOCEDA FARMS of Red Rank for a Distribution Plenary OPEN premises situated at the corner of Ap- tail Consumption licpnse for premises son of Baltimore, Md., were week Retail license for premises situnted at pleton avenue, Leonardo, New Jersey. 114 Monmouth ttrett, Red Bank, N. J. situated at 77 West Bergen Place, Red end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Albeit ASK Tel. Objections, If any, should be made Objection!, if any, should he made im- Bank, N. J. Trudel. Tel. Immediately In writing to Howard W. Objections, if any, ahould be mada YOUR Roberta, Cierk of Middlctown townthip. mediately in writing to Amy E. Shinn, Immediately In wrltinK to Amy E. Shinn, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clark R. B. 6-1848-J Fhld. 8-0986-J (Signed) Clerk, of tht Borough of Red Bank. Clerk, of the Iluroiigh of Red Bank. and daughter Grace of Rosclle and NEIGHBOR FRANK FEHN, (Signtd) (Signed) Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bennett of ALFRED FEHN. AMBRICO BRUNO, PATSY BRUNO, The tel«ph»M«*a eons FRED BRUNO. GEORUE (JROB, JR. Keainy were visitors Saturday and NOTICE far kaaie ••*• aff Ire Surday at the home of Rev. and Take notice that Daniel Dsyko and NOTICE. NOTICE. Mre. Paul J. Myers. Julia Dayko, trading aa 8ea Horse Tav> Taka notice that Dtvidion Brothers Taka notice that Jamet Acerra andf* crn, have applied to the Townthln Com- have applied to tht Mayor and Council Anthony Mazzrieco, trading as tht ShfgY. The Middlctown township post mittee of Middletown for a Plenary Re- of tht Borough of Red Bank for a Re- Idan Ilnr and drill, have npulkd'lo th<& 2171', Veterans of Foreign Wats L.iii Consumption license for premise! tail Distribution license for premise* Mayor nml Council of the Borough of ml Ladies' auxiliary, the Boy Mtuntcd at : Ocean avenue, East Keans- situated at 39<^ Broad atrcct, and Do Red Dnnk Tor a Plenary Retail Con- Scouts, Cub scouts, G-Irl scouts and burr, N. J. Broad street. (Storage only), lied Bank, sumption license for premises situated Serving RED BANK Objections, if any, should be made im- Objections, if any, ehould be made im- at 6 West Front street, Red Bank, N. J. Brownies attended the Mcniuiin mediately in writing to Howard W. Rob- mediately in writing to Amy E. Shinn, Objections, if any, should be mada services in the Methodist churcl aie. u. a»»»T. err. erts. Clerk, of MlddUto-wn Townthip. Clack of the Borough of Rea Bank. immetlintely in writing to Amy B. Salnn, Sunday. Rev. Paul J. Myers gave AND JEltSEY SHOHE AllEA (Signed) (Signed) Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. tha address, "Could The Dead PANISL, DAYKO, EZRA DAVIDSON, ISiitnr-d.) tanUlag for pad nnd aearll JULIA DAYKO. II rinckney Road. Red Bank, N. }, JAMES ACERRA. Speak". ABRAHAM H. DAVIDSON, ANTHONY MAZZACCO.- ta |al dewa Mrs. Robert Murphy was hosttes Moamoulh County Surrogated Office. •t4 Wtyue St.. Highland Park, N. J. HYMAN DAVIDSON, NOTICE. at a cosmetic demonstration Tucs In the matter of the estate of Lilli< H. White, deceased. Notice to creditors •• Brighton Are., Perth Amboy, N. J. TTake e notice ththat application hahat day at her home. Mrs. Evelyn Fun for NEON SIGNS to present claims againat estate. been madde to thhe Tov.-n&hitThi > CCommittee derliurke of Red Bank was demon- Pursuant to the order of Dorman He- NOTICE. of Middlctown township to transfer to strator, and Mrs. Murphy's guests Fnddin, Surrofrnte of the County of Take notiet that Carl Barhttadt has Eliznbpth Kiiler, the Plenary Retail con- •2 wer« Mrs. Edward Fisler, Miss Ro- Monmntith. made on the third day of applitd to tha Townahln Commit- sumption license, situntcil at Broadway, Mny, 1948, on the application ot fteorge tee of tha Township of Middlttown for a Belford, New Jersey, heretofore issued berta Fisler, Mlsa Laura Runyon Cold Cathode Fluorescent i:. White, sole executor, of the estate of Plenary Retail Consumption license) for to Estate (Jcnrfie Jacob Fisler, Elixa- an! Mrs. Frances Vcldcrs. Lillie B. White, deceased, notice ia premises situated at northeast corner of heth Fisler, administratrix, premises at Ptd-O-Fonc fits tnugly under te!cjv!it;u hereby Kiven tn the creditor! of said Bray and Sea Bretre avenues, Eaat Broadway, Belford, New Jersey* 4). Mrs. William Newman of Ea3t deceased to exhibit to the tubseriber, Keanskurg, N. J. Objections, if ,nny, should be mada bate—eliding drawer holding pad siul roai Is building a new home on sole executor, as aforesaid, their detttt Objection*, If any, should bt mat)* Im- immediately in writing to Ho-ward W. LIGHTING nnd demands nirainat the said estate, mediately In writing to Howard W. Rob- Itobcrti, clerk of Middletown township, Newman lane, West Keansburg. pencil ii> concealed when not in use. Is tinder oath, within six anontha from the erts. Clerk of tha Townthip of Middle- (Signed) Mrs. John B. Kirby of Mlllvillc "ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS" niies. from a minor operation last. week. tors to present ntnlma asraintt estate. Smith, clerk of Fair Haven Borough. Officers, Directors and Stockholders Mr. and Mrs. Myron Golden of Pursuant to the. order of Dorman Me- (Signed'"' rncd) Holding Ten or More Fercentum of Fnddin, Surrogate of the County of MADEDELEINI E HUBBARD. Stock Are: Ru:,clle Park spent the week-ctrl Monmouth, made on the teventh day of witn Mr. and Mrs. George Golden. NOTICE. President-Treasurer and Director, Carl ASBURY PARK Mny. 19fS, on the application of Jane W. Badenhauaen, Old Short Hills Road, The Women's guild of St. Cle- O'Brien KEnney, Sole Executrix ot ths, Taka notlea that Daniel Dondteco of Short Hills, New Jersey. ment's Episcopal church met yes estate of George W. Kinney, dteealtd, Airport Inn hat applied to tha Town- 1.1180 notice it hereby given to the creditor! thip Committee- of Shrtwabury Town- Vlca President-Secretary and Director, terrlay afternoon at the home ot ot said deceased to exhibit to the tub- thip tor % Plenary Retail Consumption Otto A. Badenhausen, Brooktide, Morris Mrs. Louis Anderson. scriber, Sole Executrix, tl eferelaid, license (or premise! lltuateif at Shrewt- county. New Jersey. Assistant Secretary and Assistant Pretty to look at • • • Mr. and Mra. Thomas Philips, PORCELAIN ENAMEL • STAINLESS STEEL their debts and demands againtt tht bury avenue, Shrewibury Townthip. said estate, under oath, within til Objections, It any. should bt made treasurer. Eugene H. Jeffrey, 610 Rona Sr., of Pittsburgh, Pa., spent three months from the data of tha aforetald Immediately in writing to Msrgeatta L. Street. Interlnken, New Jersey. days visiting their son, Thomas Indoor and Outdoor Electrical order, or they will be forever barred Reed, Clark of Shrewsbury Township, Assistant Secretary. John E. Farrell, Philips, Jr., of this place, and of their actions therefor against tht (Signed.) 11 Elm Court, South Orange, N. J. Displays & Lighting said subscriber. DANIEL DONDIEGO. Assistant Secretary, Herbert L, Boweu, daughter, Miss Dorothy Philips of Dated. Freehold. N. J., May 7th, 1141. 1643 South Warner Street, Baltimore^ Red Bank. JANE O'BRIEN KINNEY, NOTICE. Marylnnd. Mrb. Edith Jeffers, Mrs. G. Lee Box 234. R. D, No. 1, Chairman Doard of Director!, Gilbert ROAD-AD SERVICE, INC. KeyDOrt, N. J. Take notlea that Esther F. BtMarla R. Potts, Kerhonkson, New York. and Capt. and Mrs. Charles Hubbs Messrs. Roberts, Pillibury, T/A Pleasant Inn has applied to the Director, Richard Meyer, Hilltop visited Mr. and Mrs. George Llsk Mayor and Council of the- Borough of Jarm, R, P. V. 2, Sugar Hill, Lilbon, 49 So. Main St. , Asbury Park Carton aV Sorenson,' •U4 Bank for a Plenary Retail Conaum- of Neptune Sunday. Atlantic Highlands, N. J, tlon license for premise! situated at 390 W, H, Proctors. . . . • Director, George T. Delacorte. Jr., 1*1 Mr. and Mrs. George Paxton en- Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank. N. J. Fifth avenue, New York, N. Y. tertained Mr. and Mrs. William Objections, if any. ihould be made Stockholder, Dorothy S. Badeahauien, Immtdlattly In writing to Any E. Shinn, Old Short Hills Road, Short Hills, Now NicJiolls and Mrs. Susan MacCraw Clark of tht Borough of Red Bank. of the Bronx, N. Y., (or four days Jersey. (Signed) Stockholder. August Horrmann, lit last week. ESTHER K. DEMARIA. Proipect Street, Stapleton, Staten Ii. Mr. and Mrs. William Bohley ot NOTICE land. New York. Union City are spending two Notice) It hereby givtn thst tht title Objection!, if any, ihould ba made months visiting; Mr. and Mrs. Ed IFS ... ANDS ... OR BUTS of an Ordinance patted and approved Immediately In writing to the State Com* [ f A t li win Helwlg. by tha Townthip Committee of the ^ Vl", ° - ! ?>"> <> B«v«rag. Con. Township of Middletown at a meeting Mrs. Lawrence Scott. Mrs. Fran All garments brought in to our shop held on May it. I94B, entitled "An is Ws.rra.ek and Mrs. Beatrice Ordinance Providing For The Change P. BALLANTINE * SONS, VanNortwick attended a bowling before 10 A. M. can be had by 5 P. M. of Name of Certain Street! in Port 57 Freeman Street, Monmouth, in Tha Township of Middle. Newark 1. N. 1. banquet at the Crystal Brook inn, that same day except Saturday, at no ex- town,' t Eatcntown, Monday evening, HOWARD W. ROBERTS, NOTICE. 4f Ira cost to you. This fast service does Townlhij Cleik. Taka notice that Clarence M, Fatty Mrs. Dirk Hoffman entertained Dated: Mar II, 1141. and Floiiie p. Lambertion. T/A Locust the executive members of the Par- not in any way affect the quality dean* Grove Inn, haa applied to the Township ent-Teacher association Monday Committee of Shrewsbury Township, far ing and pressing of the garments. Taka notlea that R. G. Dastarlng, Inc. a Plenary Retail Consumption lleenie evening. Plans were made to give haa applied to tat Stata Conalttlontr of for premise! situnted at Highway No. a party to the seventh grade Mon- Ateoaolle Beverage Castrat for a Stata Si, Shtewabury Township. day of next week. Those attending Btvtrag* DlttrlkuMr'a llcanst for tht Objection!, If nny, ihould ba maat prsalMt altislad at rear of ll-ll West were Mrs. Sadie Lehman, Mrs. Mil- immediately in writing to Margaret" Frent attwtt. Kad Bank. N. 1, Md to L. Reed, Clerk ot Shrewsbury Town, lie Romeo, Mrs, Luther Walling maintain s warthouse it rear sf M-18 snip, Mrs. William Meyer, Mrs. Wallace Watt Froat ttraat, Bad Bank, N. J., and to, maintain a tslttTeom at mr of tl-ll (Signed.) Mll-.er, Mrs. William Harnett, Mrs. Watt Front at reel. Bad Bank, N. J. CLARENCE M. PETTY Harold Tarnow, Mrs. Robert Mur- 24 W. FRONT STREET *rw CLEANERS me RED BANK Objectles., it any, should bt mada Im- FLOSSIE P. LAMBERTSOK. phy, Mrs. C. R. Smith and Mis. mediately In writing to th. Stata Com- NOTICE, » Norman Sickles. missioner at Alcoholic Beverage Control, 10«O Broad atrtat, Ntwtrk. N. J. _ T«ka notica that Michael W. Damp!*- B. G.JDEGENRING. INC., 1/? "•"»«» »"»'. »•• "fPiied to liij. The Air scouts and their leader, dletowti Towmhip committee of Middlt- C. V. Smith, attending a Wing post V, O. Dagtnrlag, president and Treaaur- town Township for u Plenary Retail Con* meeting Friday evening at Free- tumption llcenie for prcmiaes situnted at ar, II South Strttt, R«d Bsnk, N. J. B l but HOW SAFE IS IT? hold. Charlea H. Swiock. Viet Fmldant, !•• SiSSf. °» «vard. State Highway II, Middletown Township. George Paxton and Melvln Leek Kane* Rd.. Fair Havsn, M, J. R, W.' • Branlii. Secretary. It Linden Objectioni. If .ny. thould ba made ha\e cleaned the monument and rtaea, Rid Bank, K. 1. Immediately In writing to. Howard W. grounds at the Memorial park on town " ° Townthi» cf Middle- 1A#E ALL love to wax sentimental about the church street. •. O. Dannrlng, II South Strait, Red Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Scott and (Signed.) - Otstta'aVSmack. Ill Isne* Road, Fait MICHAEL W. DEMPSBT. * old oaken bucket, but it's seldom you see daughter Lois of Brooklyn; Mr. and Karen. N. J. Mrs. Leonard Barker and Mr. and R.V. Brsnlit, It Undtn place, Bad Bank. NOTICE. : one around these days. Mrj. Ola Johnson and children o Ol l 1 lk lr Willl mi T/A Mae" B.' Deganrlng, II iouth Street. Red «rit'\?r lia | a*p mled o * Grecnridge, Pa., were guests of Mr. Council of the Borough 'of Rjd[°Bl!nk and Mrs. Leonard Barker recently. for a Consumption license tor premise! And it's reasonable enough... because people ' . NOTICE. sltuate.d at 103 West Benan Blaee IteVl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Volkland Bank, N. J. D«gen place, Red Taka netiee that H. D.'atlttlnger Co., learned long ago that the safest and most depend- entertained their children and Inc., trading as 8eamlti-Unlw« las tp- families over the week-end and pile* to tlit Mayor and Council of ths m.°pej,°'|n> wr"i[;ite?llAjyi E'shlnl; able water comes from their city water supply. holiday. They were Mr. and Mrs. THE HOUSE OF FINE FOODS Borough et Big Bank far a flintry Ri. Clerk of th. Borough of Red Bank, N.S', tall Dlitrloutlon Lletsit for tha prim- (Signed) Ronald Connelly and aon ot Eliz- lias lltuatia at 10-M Broad Strut, Rid abeth and Mrs. Marie Dreher and Bank, N. J. CHRIS WILLIAMS, So naturally they rely on its purity and con- daughter Marilyn of East Orange. Objsctlens, If any. tacuU bt mada Im- NOTICE. The Mother-Daughter banquet mtelistalr In writing ta Aaa; B. Shinn, ak 0 Clerk, of tha Borough of Baa Bank. . iT * ft "" """ Seacoast Liquor DIs. venience to help keep their families healthy and for Girl scouts and Brownies held trlbutort. Ine., hw applied t"thj BtstJ Wednesday night of last week was MTTINOM. CO.. INC., Commliiloner of Alcoholic Benru. their homes clean. attended by 85 scouts and mothers. A. P. HOLZBMaK, Till Control of the Stata of Ntw JerJty to?l OMasra a) Carpera\tlia SUmi Blv»r."1BB dpirtributort at S nM- lleinis to* A Court of Awards was held after AY P. Holiemir, »0I Broadway, Mil rifJ*" * S\ «» The low cost of this necessity is a real budget-' the dinner for the Scouts, Mariners Tort. 10, New Tort, President, and Brownies. Awards were pre- I, tV Williamson, tot Broadway, New sented by representatives ot th Tork, 10, New Tork, Vice President. stretcher, too, with other prices so high. H, K. »o»nto«, sot Broadway, New York Sea scouts, Dr. Stewart, Sea scout JO,.New York. Vies Frtaldtnt. nue, Long Branch, N. J, Prisldint. surgeon and oldest living Eagle H, Wolfson, 103 Broadway, New York Jennl. M. Calandrlello, 404 Pfinet scout: Miss Bernadlne Stewart, 10. New York. Vlea Prttldint. Avenue. Long Branch, N. J,, Secretary, M. Mi, t«S Broadway, New York 10. *""•«• 0. Ollmpl, 01 LVkt avenut, FsTr Commissioner of Girl Scouts ot : Haw York, Seentarjr, Monmouth county; Mrs, Mary Haven, N, !„ Treasurer, M. X. Grain, tot Broadway. Ham York, Stoekhalaert Holding More Taaa Oaut Groft, training chairman, Mrs. But- o 1«. Maw York, Treaiunr. ParCtnt ol Stock Tn Sala Cerforalrg^ phln, council member, and Mrt, N 0. M. Welmann. #01 Broatway, Ntw Strothers, deputy commissioner. Y«rk 10, New York, Asalitsnt Treni. Michael Calnndrlello, 404 Froipect a»t- D nue, Long Branch, N. J. Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. The Mariners were presented with »f_ Directors Jennie M. Cnlnnitriello, 404 Prospect # an American flag by members of R, L. Ortmin,*l01, Broadway. New York Avenue. Iîng Branch, N. J, ths Ladies' auxiliary of the Veter- O City, Annette C. ollmpl, 0( Lnkt avenui, Fair 01 Broadway, Ntw an" of Foreign Wars, and a Ma ft ON CLOSED ON II A, P. Holiemir, Jtnven, N, J. York City. u, ?'™,cl5r! "' Sald C^'Po'sllon Aral rinm'o flag by Harold Otten rcpre c WEEK-ENDS MONDAYS A-J. Quintal, .11 Rudl Court, Glen o •.Id,., N. J, Mlchncl Cnlnndrlello, 404 Proipect ave. acnting the Middletown Lion's club, > nue, Long Branch, N. J. Bit ward Salmon nnd William A J. Mi*N'leety,"ririt National Bank, New Jennlo M. Calnndrlello, 404 Prospiel i York City, Sklllman were accepted n.« new N Avenue, I,on» Rrnneh, N, J, Hurt Gaul nt the ISovachord 1. M. d'Anun, 10 Pint street, New York Annette C, Ollmpl, Dl Lnki avinut, Fair PUU . • , DIMNDAUI • GOOD TASTINO members of Cub puck 27 at a meet- Cltr. •linen, N. J. ln.i Friday, The theme of the meet J, fl. Rolnh, 237 Bait (7th Slrtet, New Objections, If any, ahould bt mada Ira- Ing was Indian lore, ' Howard Isaac* at the Piano h mtdlatily In writing to tht Stata " R, t° Monii,' !S Brosd strut, Naw York, mltslonti' of Alcohollo BtTirait ~ Cltf." al 1010 Broad Strait, Newark. 1 UE1) HAXK REGISTER, JUNE ». l'.US

NOTlCft BIDS WANTED GRADUATK8 SATURDAY Talc* fiotie* that Henry K. Stadler, Th* Board of Education of Middtetown John F. X. Mannix, son of Mr. and Dorothy I. fitadlcr, trading us Towmhlp ]n the County of Monmouth. Patent Granted Highlands P.T.A. Willow Brook Restaurant, intend to New Jersey. and Mr«. John J. Mannix of Locust apply to Mayor and Council of the Sealed bids for Lockers for tht Mirj- Point road, Naveslnk, will receive STRAWBERRIES Soroush of Fair Hav*n for * Plenary dletown Township High School Building, the deircc of bachelor of science in Bfltfttl Comumptton licenit for wemises located on ichool property, situated on To Local Men On Maps Program •HuaUd »t 740 RlY*r Road, Fair Haven, the south cast corner of ffoiford ave- education at Upsalt college at the PICKED IKKSH DAILY N. J. nue and Lton&rdville Road, Leonardo, 55th annual commencement exer- N. J., will be received by tht Bo»rd of cise* to be held Saturday. The Ordrrs TaUen, Wholesale and Retail, for FreCT.Ijig;. Objection!, If any, rhould be made im- Education of Middle town Township in Paint Pigment Lemons mediately in writing to M. Floyd Smith, the County of Monmouth, Nawr Jprity, your.g man his majored In English Cl(*k of th« Borough of Fair Haven. in the office of the Board of Educa- Head Summer Slate •nd plans to enter the field of (Si*n«d) tion in the Grade School building lo- teii-hing. He ia a member of the HENRY B. STADL&R. cated on Hosfoed avenui, Leonardo, N. An Advanced Pro- DOROTHY I. STADLER. J. until 8 P. M., t. ]). S. T. In the even- The summer schedule of events G. 7. association, Ganette staff, Up- McGUIRE'S MARKET ing of Junt 10th, 194S and thin at laid cedure ' Over Former waj mapped out Friday night nt aalite staff and Theta Epsilon fnt- utHcf> publicly opened and read aloud. the grammar school by the execu- ternlty. Uiddine document! may be procured on HOITE "it VANDEKBURG nnd after May 29th, 1948 from the of- Chemical Process tive committee of the Highlands fice of Pierson A MncWilliam, Archi- Parent-Teacher association. 1 IMiotir Holnulrl 9-7233 Iccta, 280 Hobart street, Perth Amboy, Colt . Neck SAME DAY The United Statea Patent Office The first summer event will be a N. J. run.mage and food sale to be held THe Sewing club of the Reformed The Board of Education reserves th* on .. . . _ lurch held a meeting and an all r'uiht to reject any and all bids and to i a "Cyclical Process For Installation award a contract, based on Ui own judg- .he Manufacture of Titanium Diox- i thi:d annual .JJOL show /or children day quilting party with a coverwl- ment of delivery guaranteti. ide" to Joseph L. Turner of Fair Iwill be heid. This year the dhow dish luncheon a't th" e *home or Mrs. Each bidder must deposit security in will include a hobby display for Winsor Heulitt Thursday of laM th* amount of I2RG.00 In tht form and Haven and Walter W. Plechner of week with Mrs. Ella Weeks •» host- BOAT and AIRCRAFT OWNERS subject to the conditions provided in the Metuchen. adulU !Ln well as children. We are bidding documents. Tno American Ked Crow will ess. It was planned at the meeting Titanium dioxide, a compound of to hold a naked-food ule Saturday Would you drive your car or own • home without No bidder may withdraw his bid with- titanium and oxygen, la, in its com- provide swimming instruction in in thirty (30) dtys after tht actual August, at the Port Monmouth pool. at Tom McOuire's food market ill date of the opening thtrtof. mercial form, a powder with a soft Insurance? Inquire of Walker A Tlndall how IIUI* professional : By order of The Board of Education- Special buses will be chartered lo Vanderburi at 10 a. m. Mrs. texture, and is uaed extensively &s Chriney S. Conover and Mrs. Rus- of MlddUtown Township, Monmouth a pigment for paints. It is produced transport the children. Parents County, N. J. who wish to enroll iht-Ir childien sell D. Heulitt are oo-chalrmer.. it will cost to insure your ship. from various ores that contain iron Member* prewnt were Mra. Weeks, worriers JAHBB W. DAVlDHElSQt, as an additional ingredient, «uch as in the swimming course, which will District. Cltrk. be given free of chars*?, n\ay do so Mrs. Winsov Heulitt, Mrs. Leonard llraenlte. of which large deposits Sibley, Jr., Mrs. Henry Martin, occur in certain sections of this by contacting Mrs. Martin Feld- We like in worries, the way a NOTICE. mau. Mrs. Russell Heulitt, Mrs. Chrlncy WALKER & TINDALL, Insurers t AN ORDINANCE CREATING A PLAN- country and India, Conover, Mrs, George Taylor, Mrs. 18 E. FRONT ST. taundiy takes in washing. NING BOARD IN THE BOROUGH It is the object of thia invention Mrs Lewis V). Smith, Jr., presi- RED BANK 6-177«. OF .SHREWSBURY, I'KOVIDINO 1'1>R dent of lh« iYl'.A., appointed com- Sheiman Hunt and Mrs. William The chief function of imur- of Messrs Turner and Plechner to Hunt. The next meeting will be Rt ITS MEMBERSHIP ANT) FIXING ITS provide a commercially feasible mittee chairman. They arc Mris. A. •noe is to enable you to dismiss roWEKS AND DUTIES. the home of Mn. Winsor HeullU RE IT ORDAINED, by the Uayor and process for the extraction of titan-1 T. Derby, program; • Mrs. John Thursday of next we«U. Mrs. Wil- fears of disasters. If fire, wind Council of thr Boroiiffh of Shrewsbury: !um dioxide and iron from these L*yons, publicity; Mrs. Vincent liam Thompson, Sr., will be host- Section 1. Thnt n 1'lnnnlnt; Monrd, n« ores nnd as a prime feature, their -Mendas, parent educat ion; Mr*. ess. Today's Question or explosion damage or destroy j uuthoriicU liy Now JviRty K. S.'40:35-l method is cyclical In its operation. Hernaril Crolghton, publications; tn 'J1, to consist of five mr-mbcrs, ho your home, or if you hit some- nntl thn snme is hereby cmitrd. In othrr words, it i.s on*» in which Mrs. J-teKoy Maxaon, budget, nnd some of the chemical* useil therein llnnnco; Mrs. Peter Sigmund, from ft otic* of StttUmtnt ni Account, Where can YOU get? body with your car and arc sued Spt-lion '2. The memhnri cnnntit utinje Ettrttt of I "ir« Dirkeison, decn»»"l. the Plnnnlnir Iloiird shnll consist of the arc continuously returned to the representatives; Miss Anna V. lutirff is (nil1 by fciven thnt Hit Hcrount.t —you know you'll be saved from following chtiici, to wit: equipment for reuse. Drew, membership; Mrs. William • 5 Large Rooms * % Acre - Landscaped fl.tss I—The Mnyor. p t lh« mbU'ribrr, /idminijtralor, of thr In general, their"** arrangement mtHtf of i»iil d*reused, will b« Btnlitfil • THe Bath # Curbs and Streets financial ruin by insurance. Clns:i II--A member of tho Borough Weber, hospitality; Mr«. Krrd P. nntl stnt F Council to ho (ippointcd by iL, consists in first treating the llmcn- Bedlc. founder's day; Mrs. Percy County nf Monmouth Hiid reported for • Air Condition - Gas # Near School and But There are a dozen other fears' ClnM III—Threw citizens of the Bor- ite with hydrochloric acid, thereby ough of Shrewsbury to be Appointed by Maxsun. ways and means; L*e.\ H. eottlement lo the Or,>hnni' Court <»r Fuel # Low Taxes from which well-planned insur- the Mayor. resulting in a solid titanium con- Copelnnif, visual education; Allsi said county, on Thursday, the twenty- • Complete Modern *5 Min. Walk to Bit Section 3. The ttrmi of the members centrate having some Iron therein, Mildred Cook, safely; Mrs. Joseph fourth day of Jun«, A. !>.. 1018, »t ance can free you. Let us tell com posing Clnae-cH I nnil II shall cor- nnd an iron-containing solution. )U:iM| o'clock R. m,, DRyllKht Snvln^ Kitchen Depot i'f Bpuml to their respective oflicinl Patterson, summer round-up; Mrs. Timi?, lit which time noiiUration will hn • Hardwood Floors / %* * îp-rvOft you about new inexpensive com- tenures. The trrmi of the members of Thereupon, those two compounds Gecrge King, mental hygionc; Mrs. made for tl>« allownnce of commitaiuna are pa&jed through separate cycleH. David Lowry, goals, and Mi'3. Ann bination America Fore coverages Cliiss III shnll be for one, two and three 1 Plus S2.M ft*. T» yfws, respectively. The term of ench Tho former composition is subject- Laurence, welfare. "^nVcll-'Miiy ?'. A. f>.. 194*. today. Owntr Policy Ftt »55 member of CIABS III therenftcr nppoint- ed to the fiction of chlorine, passed K. LEON tlAURIH, ed ihnll be three year*. HO Union Avpiuic. Section 4, The Planning Bonn) shall through R. dissolution process anil ASSOCIATION MKKT1NG Abhury 1'nrW, N. J. Every tat We Sell la elect a chnlrmnn from the members of Interacted with water, to yield a AdmlfiitiMor. Clnss III and crentc and fill etich other watery titanium dioxide and spent Kenneth Kink, director of the Wnltrr J. Uiipermnn, £nr|,, SUNNYCREST HOMES Installed The Day olflcei BI It may determine. hydrochloric acid, The former sub- New Jersey poll, will be the speak- 1 fir* Atkiim Aveniif, 3 Blocks North of Little Silver Depot Section .". Tho Plnnninn Board nil fill Anbury l'nrk, N. .1. It I* Purchased. stance in washed and calcinated by er nt a meeting of tho Monmouth On Hniii.li Avr. AGKNT ON PUKMISES America Fore hnve r.ll other powers conforrwl upon County Press association Monday I'roctor. it under the provlgiom of New Jersey conventional methods to give the Monmouth Counly 5urro#att'i Offic*. KKIJ BANK f».3«J37 or 6-«>7»r, • IftSURAHCt I.H0UP It. S. 40tBa-l.to 21. iticlmlvt, excepting desired- titanium dioxide and the nigh'., Juno 14, nt the Kingsley In i\\t maltrr o( the pstnte of I'atri* k : that the PltuinfnK Board 1* not htreliy latter acid is recirculntcd again. Arm1, hotel. Asbury Park. Louis I riven th» additionnl Authority nnd duty Ahorn, itrt-emril. Notice to creditor* lo • of net in* ni the Zoning Commission of The Iron containing solution lis Karb of LUHK Hranch will preside. esent clulmt aitiinit ekinte. th* ftorovjjrh. subjected to an electrical treatment rursvinnt to thfi onler nt HnriHnn M<- i (Section 6. There Ii herrby referrfd to Fndilln, Siirrognt* of the County n > Hie I'lnnninK Honnl the following rlns»> to which is added ncrap Iron and IMIIIHIIIHYII Monmouth, mr»d« on tht twrntieth d« nf matters n'lthomed by New Jersey the chlorine-iron compound from nl May, 1948, on the apiiUeiUon u Allaire & Son Agency It. S. •10:55-11: the above-mentioned cycle, as a re- I'finirl Perry Ahern, Kolt Kxectitor of he ffttntc of PMrlnri Ahern, d«renfioHr IS MONMOUTH ST. j Before the Huildlnff Inspector ihnll sult ot which metallic Iron anil A mock radio broadcast will bfc inlire !• hereby (riven tn th«l rrrditm-F. Phone K. B. 64)825 issue any permit for the erection, nl- held tonight in the social ball of I trrRtlon or remndeliny of any Rtructur* chlorine gas arc produced. Here of MiM dprnnscd to eJihihit to th« suh- BED DANK PHONE S-S4SO again this gas is reused. the Methodist church. Prizes will *crilj(Ci Sole Kiecutor, as ^fomiiid, thrl which in the opinion of the Building its mid dcmtndl MStiinst th« snld *>s Inspector might be a violntion of any According to Messrs. Turner nnd be awarded to the wearers or the Utf, unilcr onth, within *lx month* of the provisions of Section II (a) of funniest hat and the •loudest tie. th« Building nnd Property Code of th* Plechner, the titanium dioxide .piR- from th« dnU of lh« ftfoeeftftld uritei-. BAHR'S Borough of Shrewsbury, he shnll refer mentB obtained from their Inven- The tulent auction for the Pres- or they will b« forever b«rr««l of th< the mntter to tho Planning Board. The tion have a tinting strength and byterian church will bc held Sat- set ions therefor agnlniL the snld sulj- Plattnina Bor.nl shnll, upon due notice hiding power In the order of X)';;, urdny at 2 p. m. on Broad street. to alt Interested parties, bold ji lienr- Onted: Freehold, N. J.. Miiy 20t1 inir on such matter nnd shall determine higher than those from some other There will be a grent variety of 1948 WIREWAY RECORDER or»«. In addition, about 95^ of nil useful articles, many of them new. ' HANIEli rEIlCY AHBUN, whether '.or nol BUch proposed erection, Box 45. Ktnnshurir. N. J. alteration or remodeling will vlolntf Iron originally prosont In tho titnn- The proceeds from the auction and MPSITJI. Hoberti, PUUIttiry, Cnrton RESTAURANT MI oh provlalonl of, the Build! tip nnd Property Code, or any'of them, nnil thn lum-hearlng material and the scrap the "ingathering" June 20 will be ft dorennon, N«w Jersey lion employed in the process Is ob- used to paint the church building AtUntic Hlnhlandi, N. J. Only WIREWAY his all these 15 features ^foctslon of th«; PlannJ/iff Board on such Proctori, matter* shnllK be final. Any tuch de- tained in the form of highly valu- and reduce the mortgage on the cision' hy.the Flnnninff Bonrd shnll bn able pure Iron, and about 92% of m'ade within fifteen (16) day* after any manse. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. 1 Itecotdi on win i/um of an Inch thick ••'• Hearing under i\i\y such referents to it the titanium Is recovered an high- A dinner dance June 12 will mark / TKV OliK grade pigmentary titanium dioxide. TO JOHN DONOVAN DUFFY. X BMWrdi up (o approximately it minute* per spool by the Hulldinsf. Inspector. the close of the activities until next By virtue of «n ocrter of th« Court : Section 7. Tho PliinnitiK Bonrd Is hrrr- This patent has been assigned to fall of the. Woman's Community of GtmnccTy of New Jwicy, mint* on I. Recording! last Indefinitely hy n\ttHorUeii nnd empowered tn adopt the National iiead company, Now lh« dfly of th« dat« hereof, In A ccttnii regulation!'governing the subdivision of York city. club. Mrs. Nelson Scott was muse wherein Mary T. Duffy la th' SANDLESS STEAMED CLAMS 1 Wire may he uwd over and over .'.'••'". Xind within it». jurindiction nnd to an- pointed dance chairman at o meet- petitioner nntl you are thn defendant, prova platt.ehowUiK new stieath or hiKh- ing of the executive board held last you tire- required to answer the prlitinn S. You can erase undealred lection* ... '", wnys and to dt-ttrmlne nnd fix the miner'n rctitiun on or before the «th «ts! Wild Itrolli Anil I'ort-Au-IVck Sauce f^ imum size of lots and to establish Middletown Girls week nl the home of Mrs. Harry J. of July, next, or In default therrol •> You can edit your recording* '. ' building IInot, excepting whrn nlrcnrli* Leo of Irving place. such flreTce will h* taken nlCHlnnt y Earphone* and foot control for stenographic use clause or provision io ndjudscd and the and Daughters of Liberty marched and Helen L. China, hnve applied to tn remnimiflr of this ordinance shall be ment address, and degrees will be •with the Legion post and auxiliary Township CommittM of Shraw«bury 11 Portable, weigh* only S3), lbs. deemed valid and effective. conferred by Dr. Samuel M. Beat Section 10. Thii ordinance sha.ll tnUn to the park for the Memorial day Township for a Plenary Retail Consump- effect imm*diAt(>ly upon Iti pR»iat* and of Winchester, Mass., chairman of services at the monument and roll tion licenw for pramltti situatad at publicntion as Tequlrcd by law. the board of trustees, call. Wreaths were placed in mem- Shrewsbury avenue, Shrewsbury Totfn- PUBLIC NOTICE chlu. Thousands of uses for this most versatile recorder. Mi« Smith Is a daughter of Mr. ory of the war dead. ObiectlnnJ, If any, lliouM be matla The foregoing ordinnnce was intro- and Mrs. X. S. Smith of Everett The firemen decorated the graves immedintely in writing lo MargretlR 1.. duced and passed first reading nt « Itecd, Clerk, nf Shrewsbury Township. We will be happy to demonstrate WIREWAY day mcetinK of the. Mayor and Council of and Half-mile roads, Everett, and of deceased comrades in the neigh- (Signed) Announcing! the Borough of Shrewsbury held on June was graduated from Mlddletown boring cemeteries Sunday. CHARLER M. CLUNA, or night in your home or office. No obligation. 1. 104H. and will come up for final con* township high, school. While at Pride of Crescent council, Sons HELEN I.. CI.UNA. si deration anrl passage at a regular Colby she haa been a member of and Daughters of Liberty, will hold meeting of dflld governing body to be the Outing club. Rouge Pot, and a penny sale next Monday follow- NOTICE. Call today. held on Tuesdny, July 6, 1948, at 7:30 Talia notles that Leonardo TleM Club 1*. M.. at the School House, In Shrews- vice president of the Rifle club. ing the meeting. The Past Coun- hna applied to the Township Committcn bury Borough, nt which time nnd plncr cilors nnsoeiation will meet in the nil persons desiring to he he-ard thereon Miss Shoemaker hns been presi- of Mlddletown Townjhlt,, for • Itetnll deiii. of the Student Alumnae fund lodge room June 14. Consumption license for premises iltu- The Opening of will be given full opportunity* ated at Monmouth and Riclgewood nve- Dnted: June 1, 1018. ani a senior counsellor at the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson nu«t, Leonardo, Middletown Township. OUTRUDE C. VAN VUET. school. She Is a member of the of Kiitontown boulevard are par- RED BANK AIRPORT Inc. Borough Clerk. Outing club, the Colby Key, the BiiU ot a daughter, burn Saturday db'ie*Tlnjt legu- nena leudu through The Register's ml. HAROI.n HOl.l.OWr.LT,. Prel. larly tell the atory,—Advertisement. farm, Middletown village. vortislni: columns.—Advertisement. RAYMOND TUTTONSON, Treai. The Repair Shop MOLONEY'S MARKET Thurs., June 3rd THE ANSWER 4 MAIN ST. (Next To Bank) EATONTOWN, N. J. Closed Monday OPEN 8 A. M. — 6 P. M. DAILY Closed Monday TO A HOMEMAKER'S DREAM Now is the time for a WHOLE OR HALF—8 to 31 Ut. Spring Tune-Up! IIOKMKL • WILSON CERTIFIED SMOKED HAMS HO.NEV BRAND - READY TO EAT 591 LIVING ROOM WE REPAIR WILSON SLICED All Sizes LEGS OF SPRING All Makes and Models of SUITES BACON 598,. LAMB 69fb OUTBOARD MOTORS LEAN LOIN Air-Cooled Inboard Engines Custom Made to your order CHOPPED MEAT LAMB CHOPS We Are The Authorized Dealer For 491 691 Evinrude Outboard Motors A wonderful nucleus for a living Whole or Half • Fresh SMOKED ' room styled for luxurious living. The and stock a complete line of graceful camel back, the fringe trimming are LOINS OF PORK 53ib. CALA HAMS Parts and New Motors evidence of the superior craftsmanship of tlmiat 47JL set. Your own choice of coverings, naturally. CENTER CUT BONELESS LEAN INDIAN MOTORCYCLE A CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN MAY BE ARRANGED CHOPS CHUCK ROAST 6%. Sales and Service 65,1 NO FAT TIKD AROUND JERSEY MARINE CO., CHICKENS 49' «> 24 WHAR*' AVE. KKD BANK, N. J. 1UMSTKKS . IHYKKS • ItltOII.IKS. All Si/r, 2*/, to PHONK R. B. 6-0311 RED BANK REGISTER, JUXE 3, 1918 \etv Manager lladaesah Chapter Plans Installation Say Hello to "SCULLY" Thu annual installation ceremon- ei-Jv of the Colonial Inn, Oceanport ies of Red Bank chapter of Hadas- HOW MANY RENTS sah will be held Tuesday night at AT THE the Jewish Community center on Kivenside avenue. Benjamin H. Newly Decorated and Enlarged Ashin, a former chairman of the Jte.l Bank region of the Men'i DO YOU PAY? Zionist Organization of America, will install officers, and Maurice I'c.iilman, newspaperman, lecturer BROOKSIDE INN After the first of the month when you have mad* out your iin-l Palestine settler, will speak. Where Broad Street rent or mortgage payment check, are you certain that this U all Cfliccrs to be installed include KOtlTE #3.» Meets Shrewsbury Ave. SHREWSBURY the rent you will have to pay before the next month rolls around? Mis Ashin, president; Mrs. Victor There's one sure thing—you don't have to help pay our rent when ficipcl and Airs. Edwin Uctig, vice pro.clents; Mrs. Allan Grayxel, you shop with us. Every cent you spend here goes into th* mer- iprordint; secretary; Mrs. Edwin SEE THE FIGHTS FRIDAY NIGHT chandise because our low rent and low overhead enable u* to lilumcnlhiil and Airs. Rose Straus, bring you nationally advertised merchandise at prices a lot mori rone.* ponding secretaries; Mrs. Sid- on (he l-arifrst Tvl«vihl«n Screen In Mollinoulh Co. (S ft. < 4 ft.) reasonable than elsewhere. And what's more, it's easy to park ney Milofsky, financial secretary, .mi! Mis. David M. Fischer, treas- near our sU>re—no confusion or time limit worries. urer. Guests will include Rabbi and Get Acquainted Nili' - Friday, June 4ill To introduce our store to new friends and re-Introduce It to .Mr.'. Arthur H. Hcrehon, and president.', of the various Hadaasah u: Invited • l'lcnl.y of Parking Space our old friends, we are having a special sale for one week begin- chanters in the shore area. ning June '1th to June 11th, and, if you stop In to see us we'll »how Mrs. Henry Ritterman i* general you what low rent and low overhead can do to bring you the Victor Dispcnaier? chairman, and Mrs. Ashin hu ar- ALSO ranged the program. Others assist- things you want at prices you can afford to pay. COMPLETE NEW, MODERN Here are some examples: Former Price Sile Fric* Victor IDispen.sierc, formerly ing are Mis. Henry Inselberg, Mrs. manager of the Whclan Drug com- Philifi Waldman, Mrs. Ezra Davi- MOII, Mrs. Harold Meistrich and PACKAGE GOODS DEPT. Armstrong's or Malm'* standard gauge Inlaid Linoleum pany store at Bloomlleld, has uncn $2.2* sq. yd. 91.95 aq, J«t named manager of Hie Red Bank Mrs. Victor Siegel. COMPI-ETK ASSORTMENT OF stoit. The new munuscr hn.s ooen AM. l'OITI.AK IIKKIIS, WINKS, WHISKIES, ETC. Manltex Felt Base Rugs, 9x12 8.95 5.7J u-llh Iho "Whelnn chnin since 1929. Itcl'uriiicd Ladies' Aid «.»» Hu was an officer In Iho Navy In Crib MattresKtH with Waterproof Ticking 11.95 IMau* June Benefit* 1S.SS : World War JJ, and was stationed AT THE Metal Utility Closets, B| In. high, single door 16.95 for awhile at N.A.D. Eaiie, wlicre Plane for June activities were Play Yards, Wood or Masonlte Floor*, 40x10 14.80 •.95 arranged at a meeting of the , ho was in charge of the ship srr- Kig-illd Deluxe Ironing Boards, metal frame 7.JS S.M vice More. Carl Xcm.'tk will serve Ladies' Aid society or the Red with him HS assistant. mnniiKur. Bank Reformed church Tuesday BROOKSIDE INN Rollaway Red, rcun|ilrti: with mattress 18.50 1I.W Mr, Dlspcnsicre refiners Samuel night at the home of Mn. Ernest •Margulicfi of .Asbury J.*atk, whu re- Sodcn on Shrewsbury avenue. Mrs. ItAROLh SCULTHOKPE, Owner John Mullcr presided. signed from the firm to establish Where Broad Street „ hia own (Imp; store in Mana/ti{imn. The society will hold ft deMert- ROSENFELD FURNITURE COMPANY John Pavia of Atlantic JliKhlitnils, lilidjje Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 ROUTE #35 Meets Shrewsbury Ave. SHREWSBURY *vho was assistant m.'tmiKcr of ihe o'clock in the church basement in 189 Shrew shiny Ave. Itcd Bank NATIDNAL RLTI Bank .store, is a partner ,vith large of Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Otmar Mr. Margulics in the new .•-•tore. 1'hilllps and Mrs. Frank White. Open Until 9:00 I'. M. Friday and Saturday Night*. BRNK 1TRU5T CD They will also serve a supper in Hay Hello to "SCULLY" Friday Night the church dining room Thursday Professional Cluli night, June 24, at 5:30 o'clock. Installs Oflit-ei-g Olllcci-B of the Red Bnnk Busi- ness anil lJrofo.ssion:il Women';; chilis were installed at the rlasinK ilinr.ei meeting *>f Hie club INK* DUCKS FRESH Thursday at Crystal Urook inn, Katontown. Ollicer.s include, Mrs Harriet Halsry, president; Airs. WilhclmitUa Uonhtns, vice prcsi* FRUITS dent; Mrs. Stuart Jlobcitsun, SWEETBREADS trensufer; Mrs. John Husband, cor- reg|>onding secretary, and Mrs. James Hubhs, recording .sccrclary. FROSTED Mrs. Nellie T, WalUcr wan loast- CALF LIVER inastcr, and presented the retiring president, Mrs, Margaret Ryder, VICTORY with a gift from the group. Mrs. Ryder, in reviewing the club's ac- RED BANK FOODS complishments in the past year, SPRING LAMB MARKET pointed out thnt the group won a citation at the recent state convention at Asbury Park for having an incicaee of 50 per cent in member- 21 WEST FRONT ST. DELIVERY TEL. 64)508 ship during the past year. The club lift that distributed a large number of toys and clothing to needy children in the Red Bank area at Christmas. BEST QUALITY will jltisi and gave three tricycles to the polio ward at Monmouth Memorial hos- STRINGLESS GREEN tlii iradiite pital. The club lias also endorsed the proposed county vocational CHOICE ••it... school. Mrs. Ryder Invited members to attend a picnic meeting at her PRIME farm in Everett Thursday night, Jui.o 10, at 7 o'clock. Ib. BEANS A gift was given to Jliss Elsie DeCamp, club member, who will be SEASONED married Sunday to Joseph Scarlett of Philadelphia at Trinity Episco- pal church, P.cd Bank. Roast 69 Virginia Graham U Shower Guest M. A. Mclvin llorris and Mrs. H. TV. I-ong gave a personal bridal show-er last week for MissVit- CHOICE gir.ia Graham of Brooklyn at Mrs. Morris' home. Miss Graham, who is Mrs. Long's daughter, will ho mar- Ib. JUICY FLORIDA ried Sunday to Kenneth Martin Jonf3 at LiBonier, Pa. Both the ROASTING prospective bride and bridegroom are engaged in missionary work. Gifts were placed beneath a sprinkling can, decorated In pink and white. During the evening CHUCK 63 guests compiled a special "bride's ORANGES book" for the bride-elect. Guests were Mrs. Charles Bradshaw and Mrs. William Orndshmv of Fair Haven; Mrs. Herbert Schild, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Mac Calt and BONELESS Miss Knthryn Dougherty, River Plaza; Miss Edna Morris and Miss Grace Robedee, Kcanshurp; Mrs. Howard Etvin, Misses EdHh liul- ROASTING burrow, Norma Buchkop, Jean Bruit and Emily Brust, Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Angie Ward, Riverside Heights. BUTTS Freehold Rug Mill PORK FRESH FROZEN Workers Get Pay Hike A strike of 1,800 employees of the A. End M. Karagheusian rug mill.) FILLETS OF WILBURS in Freehold and Kosclle Park was nvcrtcd after an nth-hour settle- FANCY 15 BROAD ST JEWELERS RED BANK ment Monday night. The threatened walkout, which ESTABLISHED 64 YEAKS waa scheduled to have begun Tues- day, would, have, affected 20,000 FRESH woiKers In four major carpet and rug manufacturing companies in COD New York, Connecticut and New Jersey. SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 19*7 AUDIT REPORT OF BOROUGH Thu Big Four ot the rug indus- OF SHREWSBURY AS REQUIRED BY R. S. 40:4-2 try agreed to an interim contract COM HIKED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET providing for a "package" wage in- FOWL ASSETS Y,m 19(7 Yenp 1018 crease of 1314 cents an hour, 11 Vi C«sh :. 147,462.95 1:2,079.49 tl, S, (Jovcninu-iil Iiomis , _ 1,1)2 4,00 1,554.00 cents in wages and 2 cents to fios* Taxes nnc] Tnx Title I.W-ns „ 6,376.90 6.2H5.U1 pltallzation and sickness funds for l-'ofwrerl ChitrKus to Future 'J'nxntion — Gimrrnl 6.00O.DO .S.OOO.flf) workers and their families. Total AsK'ts S61.763.S5 167,11111.40 It has been reported that the in- MAJUMTIKS, ItKSKllVES AND SUItPMJS ' creased wages and material costs POLISH Bond! Payable f G,000,00 I R,000.00 may boost rug prices, but no prc> Appropriation RtstTvca .i.iW !lli Accounts Payable _ -.Io6.42 dict.'on as to the amount has been Improvement Aiitluirizationa „ 111.2SK.II0 made, STYLE Statutory and Sim-inl l-'unJi iit2JJ.fi0 Rr*frve foe Certain Assets Receivable 6,31ft DO Surplus _ 31.1 i;i na St. Anthony's Sodnlil FRESH FROZEN TotnJ Liabilitii's, llcscivti. and COMi'AKATIVE STATEMENT 01' OPBitAl'IONS ANIJ Kiml Has May Crowning CAN (Concentrated) Rcrcr.uc Year 11147 Year 1946 aurplu*. HCVCHUC Al'lu-juritittil } S,000.(Ill % 17 000 0(1 Rev. Vincent Lloyd, assistant "MINUTE MAID" Current Itcvcnur nyisi.87 K.VJiifi.iU pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Total $ioo72iXoT Help church at Bcajjdc Heights, de- HAMS dllu Appropriation , ;j7 o mininiary or aynopniit wiitt lurriariil from th<.~7f*7>oft nf' m7iilnnlitirl Ijy Josipb .1. Hmman, !• on Tile at the Hixnuflri Clcik'i Tho entile sodality membership • HIM »nd niny be inM'iiliil liy any InUrcitcil perion, and several members of tho Junior OltTIiUUJi 0, VAN YUtii, (Jlcrk sodality participated In tho crown- EGGS 19 ing procession, RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 50. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO 14 Graduate* Monday Kiwanis To Hold Paterson Bishop Graduate. Nurse Postal Service Air Show Sunday Confirms 130 Red Bank Has Extended Here At Colt's Neck At St. Anthony's Building Boom Lincrnft-IIolmtlel Solemn Itriipiliclioii Carrier, Parcel Post Deliveries On Club Uuitsing Funds Follows Ceremonies; 178 Garden-Type Apartments To New, Enlarged Routes Starts Monday For Welfare Work Many Priests Attend Be Built At Harding And Spring The Kiwanis air show at the Bishop Thomas A. Boland of the The facilities and service of the Colt's Neck airport Sunday prom- Paterson diocese Thursday evening The spotlight was focused < Red Bank postoffice have been ex- ises to attract a large number of St. Anthony's church adminis- liank'a rapid growth this week with tended. All carrier routes from the Smith's Trial flyers from all over the state. Sev- tered the sacrament of Conllrma- Disposal Plant the l.-tstruice or a building permit to rjostomce have been revised accord- eral thousand spectators arc ex- ion. There were 108 children and Hod ti;mk Manor corporation for Ing to a plan which goes into ef- pected. The show will begin at 2 22 adults cunflrmcd in the Catholic the construction of 178 garden-type fect next Monday. p. in. In event of rain, It will be •alth. Bids Authorized ip;irtm.-n'.- ••: Harding road and Set For Monday postponed until the following Sun- Prior to the services, a retreat -Spring street. The estimated cost The change is the result of an day, June 13. order issued early this .year by was conducted in the church. • f tbi' new ,-ipirtments Is more than Postmaster General Jesse 3t. Don- Dr. Gordon Finds Local Sponsored by the Llncroft-Holm- Morning nnd afternoon conferences At Kcansbur£ i million dollars. aldson. He directed that postal ser- dcl Kiwanis club, the show will be were conducted by Rev. Andrew for the benefit of tho club's under- This makes a total of 336 new vice throughout the nation be ex- Man Mentally Fit Adamek, S.V.D., professur at St. ipartmrnts in various stages of tended and Improved wherever pos- privileged children and general Joseph's Mission House in Borden- Mlfls Mary R. Morvnn $250,000 Project welfare fund, instruction in lied Bank. Allen sible. After being found mentally fit William L. Ford lown. The day began with attend- brothers' Terrace apartments en The extension of service from Tuesday to stand trial by Dr. J. A number of the latest types of ance at 7 o'clock mass, at which Miss Mary Hoso Morvan, daugh- Will lie I inaiK.'d Spring street, which are well under Ihe local postoffice, officials tay, Berkeley Gordon, director of Marl- civilian planes will bo shown by thouo being confirmed and their ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mor- way, will contain 8*5 units when answers numerous petitions for boro state hospital, Walter F. To Receive Degree distributors in this area, and Naval sponsors received Holy Commun- van of New York city, formerly of Itv Itond ISMH; complotn. Molly Pitcher village on carrier service, The new plan is the Smith, 32, of Red Bank, will stand olllciols from Lakchurst will parti- ion In a body. Belford, was graduated from the the former Rose property ait culmination of approximately three trial in Freehold next Monday on cipate in blimp flights. A radnr Mlsericordla hospital school of ISraiich and Madison avenues will unit from Fort Monmouth will also Rev. George Alunno, administra- Tlio Keansburg commissioners months' work on the part of Red charges of conducting a lottery, as- At Swarthmore tor o[ St. Anthony's, was host to nursing Friday. Commencement Tuesday night authorized adver- contain 72 units. Bank postofnee employees. sault and resisting arrest. be demonstrated. exercises were held in tho Scrl One of the special attractions will the visiting bishop, who substituted tisement of bids for a new sewage Molly Pitcher village is being Postmaster Frederick Crlne .in Smith was examined Tuesday af- for Bishop William A. Grillln ot Room of the Waldorf-Astoria, and disposal plant lo cost approximate- built by a. L'moklyn syndicate, for making the announcement yeste. ter the court in Freehold had post- Former Navy Veteran be a crop-dusting exhibition by diplomat and pins were conferred Fred G. Kocpnick, Jr., of Colt's Trenton. Bishop Bolnnd's chap- ly $230,900. The money la to bo which I!. I. Silverstone Is the rep- day estimated the business done at poned the case when Smith's at- To Graduate Monday uin.s were Rev, Amadeo Morrello, by Most Hew .Stephen J. Donahue, raised by JI bond issue. Bids will resentative. Work on this project the local postoffice at a quarter of torney, Edward F. Juska of Keans- Neck. curate at Holy Trinity In Long auxiliary bishop of New York, nnd On the grounds there will be re- be received Tuesday nlfjht, July 10. is cxpucteri to start soon. a million dollars yearly. burg, contended his client was men- Branch, and Father Adnmek. Mothers Stc. Dnmasc nnd Mildred The ne.w plant, the plnnn and Twlce-a-day carrier tervice will tally unable to defend himself. William L. Ford will »e gradu- freshments of all kinds and vari- In the sanctuary wcro llsfir. Jo- of the school of nursing. Figuring me average apartment- ated from Swarthmore college Mon- ous exhibitions. The Lincroft, HprcifWtriUon.s for which were dwelling family at three personi, be extended, starting Monday along As a result of the motion before seph T. Casey and his assistant. Mis.s Morvan rernived tile hiKhi'st drawn by tile Holfnrd engineering Shrewsbury avenue, Shrewsbury the court in the morning, Judge day with a bachelor of science de- Holmde] and Atlantic township fire Rev Joseph .Sheehan, St. Jam.'s; award given by the medical board living i|ilartors will be available gree in mechanical engineering. companies will show tho prizes to linn of l''innoK.in .'in was cost of all three new apartment viccd. for a psychiatric examination. Af- Steel company nnd upon conclus- and a number of lucky ticket hold- Ki-aduntpil from replace the present one which Is If) projects will bo approximately ers will be given free rides. A rep- Frnlliciardi, curute at St. Joseph's, Red Hank Calhu- years old and is considered inade- Service will be extended along ter Dr. Gordon's decision, the court ion of tho training program ex- Bound Brook; nov. Charles La- lio high school. $2,r>00,000. It Is estimated that on rescinded the Vroom building or- pects to be assigned to the firm's resentative of the Civil Aeronau- quate by the state board of health. those three projects alone Red Bank Bread street, Shrewsbury borough, tics association will be present. Cavcra, curate, at Our Lady of to Patterson avenue. All of Hance der and directed Smith to stand ship building division. Luurdcs, Milltown, and Hev. Frank One nf the reasons for the con- will receive a healthy boost In tax and Dartmouth roads, Fair Haven, trial. Mr. Ford is the son of Mr. and The C-Wings group of the air- Proyjio, curate at HI. Joachim's, struction of the new plant Is to revenue. The taxes on the pro- will be serviced, as well as part of Examination of Smith was con- Mrs. Louis O. Ford of Sycamore piut, of which William Cubbago of Trenton. Shrewsbury Has prevent further pollution of ltnrl- jects will probably be in thai neigh- avenue, Tlnton Falls. He was grad- Middletown is president, have giv- tan bay, thereby protecting tho borhood of $10,000 annually. Itidjtr road in that borough. All ducted in the county jail after it Following Confirmation services, of Tabor street, Little Silver, will was learned that Dr. Gordon was uated from Red Bank high school en the use. of all of their facilities ILsh industry. The plant will re- Al: three apartment house* ar* in ltol and from Monmouth Junior to the show. The C-Wings group Bishop Boland celebrated solemn Traffic Troubles 'lUlre a year to build, It Is esti- F.H A. projects. Red Bank manor b« taken In. and carrier service in the courthouse on other business benediction. Father Prozzo wns will be extended on Prospect ave- The accused was arrested March college in 1943. He was a Novy which has been organized for about mated. an planned will contain 90 four" V-12 student at Swarthmore from two years has its headquarters at deacon and Father Frnlliciardl, and-a-half-room units, 72 three-and- nue, LlttU Silver, from Fox bill to 20 by John M. Gawler, county de- sub-deacon. Race Track Speeders Location for tho plant will be at Rumson road. tective. Also arrested at the same March, 1944, until October of the the Colt's Neck airport. They the corner of Reawood avenue and a-h.ilf-room units and IS five-room specialize in tho sales, service and Carriers will service both sides time were Arthur and Algla Dlllard same year, and In May, 1915, he Those confirmed were: To Be Closely Checked Forrest place and will occupy about duplexes. Plans call for 81 gar» of 24s Shrewsbury avenue. As- was assigned to duty on a LST repair of Stinson aircraft and in Joseph Accrra, Josephine Accrra, one-fourth of an acre of ground. ages, and parking space In addl» of Newman Springs road from aircraft, industrial and marine Shrewsbury avenue to Newman sistant County Prosecutor Charles boat in the Pacific area, where he Louis Accrra, Jr., Henrietta Alvino, Tim system will be of modern con- tlon for 07 cars, making a total of Frankel bad contended that Juska served until July, 1046. work. George DeGarmo, on whoso Mary Amorelll, John Antinozzi, Tralllc hazards caused by motor- struction, nnd will contain scdn- 178 parking spaces on the apart- Springs bridge. estate the airport is located, a fly- Jean Arlozzl, Victoria Arlozzl, ists heading to and from Monmouth ment property. acted In "bad faith" and was try- Mr. Ford returned to Swarthmore J menlntlon basins, and fl sludge di- Under the new plan there will be er for a number of years, has en Michael Arnono, Anthony Basso l ark race track were discussed at 19 regular foot routes, on* auxil- Ing tactics of "stalling or delaying In October, 1946, to complete re- gester. Red Bank Manor will be built on quirements for his degree. Ho Is a dorscd the show. Edmond Binaco, Ernest Blakely, length at Tuesday night's meetinj: iary foot route, three parcel post the ease." Louise- Bacallato, Nancy Bocccllato, of tho Shrewsbury mayor and An extension of the sewer for one a 12-acre plot, which has been much routes and one auxiliary parcel This statement was made after member of Phi Sigma. Kappa fta- The airport is on the Colt's Neck- Rose Mario Boncore, Anthony block to service houses on F>aUr.u'ooU publicized as a proposed site for • teemlty and served as fraternity Freehold road, one-eighth of a mile council. post route operating out of the Mr. Juska asked for particulars of Biuno, Gerald Bruno, James Bruno, James Johnson and John Haw- avenue was also authorized by the now local high school. As such It postofflee. four charges in the lottery indict- president from December, 1917, un- west of Route 34. Jr., Catherine Cnizzn, Roland commissioners. was turned down twice by Red til last April; a member of the Among the planes to be shown Cnnaepa, Mildred Cannclla, Bar- kins appeared before council, re- The outside complement of the ment. The assistant prosecutor questing that restrictive! measures Bank voters at special referendum!. added that the defense counsel had Swarthmore branch of the Ameri- are the new Stinson flying station bara Canonico, Ann G. Cnniso, Thu construction work will b» postofflee is now 25 regular farriers John Caruso, Irene Cnssan, Mrtry be taken to control speeding on and five substitute carriers. As the already gone through lengthy pro can Society of Mechanical Engin- wagon, the Tempo Swift, tho Piper handled by Philip J. Bowers & Co* eers and president of that body P.A, II, the Piper Vagabond, tho Carnllo, Santo Chimento, llarcellu Sycamore avenue. Mr. Johnson said result of a survey early this year ceedings to have a car released Cioglia, Carmelii Citarella, Judith that patrollng might help keep Sewage Problems general contractors. A formal eight regular clerks were added which was confiscated when Smith from October, 1947, until last new Piper cruiser, the Navlon and ground-breaking ceremony will ba April; a member of the college Beechcraft models. Cltarella, Anthony Colo.simo, Joseph tralllc In check. Mr. Hawkins, here, and four were added at the was arrested. Condina, Nancy Contl, Carl Cosen- pointing to the danger to children, hold tomorrow noon. Local offl. Fort Monmouth brftnenWhe Inside As to the demand for the particu- men's executive council nnd of James Howard of Lincroft is tino, Herman Crupa.ro, Donald At Highlands clali, prominent businessmen ancl Sigma Tau, honorary eagjnuerl general chairman of the affair acknowledged It was " a ticklish complement Is now 3* regular lars, Mr. Frankel was of the opin- Mario Crupl, Martin Cu: '•- •problem" bufaalicd that some ac- civic leadcm have been Invited. clerks and five substitutes. ion that they could have been en. fraternity. Thomas Kraan and Walter Rath- D'Antonio, Lucian D'An- Local building restriction* limit bun, Jr., of Lincroft are In charge tion be taken. When asked for an Engineer To Check Due to the fact the examination tered any time after Mr. Juska en- tonlo, Stella DeFnzIo, Vera DeFil- opinion, Police Chief Otto Hcrden garden-typo apartments to two» tered the case and were not served of general administration, and Dan llppo, Moore DePonte, Marco Dl- story or 35 feet In height. Tli* list has been exhausted with the Ely of Holmdel will be treasurer Fiore, Madeline DIMaio, Anthony said that a motorcycle cop would Needed Kepairs exception of four regular substi- until Saturday morning as an in- be the only olllcer able to track apartment buildings proper cannot tentional stall. Women Resent Other committee chairmen include DIDr.menico, James Domhroskl, take up more than 20 per cent of tute, Mr. Crlne pointed out seven David Timidaiski of Scobeyvllle, re- Virginia Donato, Daniel Dowd, down speeders and reckless driv- Tho Highlands mayor nnd coun- carriers and three clerks Just hired Mr Juska had also asked a one Benjamin Dresseler, Rose M. Es- ers during the rush hours. the lot area designated for any on* month's postponement In the case freshments; Richard Hammond, cil Tuesday niglit found them- project. would be carried as temporary sub- Official Absence posito, Snlvntore E.îoslto, Anthony Mayor Alfred N. Beadleston, him- selves engulfed in a dual sewage stitutes until a new examination is on the ground that Smith's menta transportation; Fred Mues, polic- Falvo, Margaret Ferraro, Rose- ing; John Richards, program, and 1 self a resident of Sycamore ave- system problem. Kcd Bank Manor will take up announced. condition Is such that he could nol mai'it Ferro, Angela Figaro, Jen- 14 per cent of Its lot area. It will Joseph Mendres of Everett and nlo Fignrra, Anno Francesconl, nue, said ho realized the great First, It was roported by Coun- The parcel post system ha.i also co-operate in the defense. ."It's No Representative At hazards created by careless and be of colonial architecture and of true that he's scared to death/ George Boyle of Little Silver, ad- Bnlhnra Francis, Dominic Gamha- cilman Louis Loder, Jr., that a lat- been revised. Instead of being vertising and publicity. cor,n, Pnulinc Gnmbacortn, Maria reckless driving race track patrons eral aewer pipe on Snug Harbor red brick veneer construction wttb routed on the delivery trucks, par- stated the atorney. This led to the Monument Services but that the condition was dilllcult whltt- trim. There will b« a 117- examination. Garbarlni, Rose M. Gnrruto, Ralph avenue had been broken by tho eel post packages will be sacked Gatto, Peter Gcnovcsc, Barbara to control. Ho promised to post Pltttburgh Pipo Cleaning company foot-long entrance drive on Spring by clerks, and delivered by see- The assistant prosecutor con- As has been the custom since Gettis, Frances Gimbrone, Rudolph special police ollicers throughout street, and the building will be act tended that the request to postpone during the work in that section of the monument at borough hall was $5&Q00 Bonds Glrnbronc, Barbara Gollno, Eliza- the borough where "they will do the borough. Councilman Loder back 70 feet from the Harding *'New street letter boxes will be the case was not made In good erected shortly after World War I, beth Hamlet, Michael Kennedy, tho most good." Having first-hand road curb. faith since court closes at the en Samuel T. Sleeper Camp of Red Robert Knight, William Knight, advised immediate repair lest the provided when available Mr. Crlne Anthony LoForrara, Marion Lo- knowledge of the trafllc on Syca- sewage matter overllow on the The duplex units In addition t« of June and the case then would Bank, Sons of Union Veterans aux- more avenue, the mayor said the announced. He also asked all those not be heard until the fall session. Sold By County Prcstl, John Lewis, Rose.M. Lima, street. having two floors will have Individ- effected by the service extension iliary, presented a flag to the bor- council "would do the best we can." The charges against Smith wen ough Memorial Day. Joanne Mnida, Arminda Mallnco- Secondly, the council recolved a ual cellars. Each apartment to eiect mail boxes and make sure nico, Joseph Marascio, Joseph Although not directly related to letter from tho Army Corps of En- throughout the project will have • made after he allegedly threw a Since the unveiling of the monu- Mn-zza, Gloria Mnzzaroppl, Teresa their houses are plainly numbered bag of lottery slips from his auto Interest Rate Mnzza, G Mnzapp, tile race track trafllc discussion, gineers of New York advising that private entrance, community t)n- by next Monday. ment, this organization was accord- , trance halls being eliminated. and then is reputed to have Me'.lna, Barbara Mellaci, Carmine council also refused applications a borough owned sewage line Mr. Crine requested a survey of ed the honor of presenting a flag Is 1.8 Per Cent Menno, Vincent Merdico, Paul Mor- through Fort Hancock was broken Every two apartments are separ- dragged Detective Gawler for some each Memorial Day in memory of ris, Victoria Mrosz, Anna Nannlnl, from two North Jersey bus com- th« local postofflee last November. distance on the side of the car panies which had requested fran- and that leaks "emit the discolored ated by an eight-Inch flrt wall, The survey was conducted early tho Grand Army of the Republic. Cnrol Naxara, John Nucci, Herbert chises to operate buscs through which will have a sound-proofing when the officer had sought to ar- Despite the rain Sunday, members At a special meeting at Freehold O'Cr.llahan, Everett Page, Jose- sewage effluent into the Shrews- this year, and the plan which goes rest him. The Dillards will also b yesterday, the Board of Freeholders tho borough. bury river." The army requested effect. Into effect Monday is the direct re- of the organization, clad in white phine Phillips, Eugene PinRitorc, tried Monday, dresses, Held services at 12 noon. sold 5582,000 in general improve- Peter PiW.o, TghatiUs Ptlgllsl, Joet!- knowledge as to when tho loak The estimated rental prices wll ment bonds to pay for projects ph!no Reed, Ruth Ribtistelll, Susan would bo fixed. Craig Flnnegan, be $79 for the three-and-a-half* 8UThe Little Silver mayor and After the flag was raised, wreaths were placed at the monument by authorized in 1947. Romeo, Edward Rubens, Ralph Baroness Tells civil engineer, was instructed to room units, $96 for the four-and-tv council recently submitted another Postpone Festival Tlir bonds were purchased by tho Scnccla, Barbara Scalzo, Amelia prepare a plan, with estimated half-room units and $118.50 for tht request to the postofflee department Mrs. Louise Gormley, president of Scnricamazza, Judith Schiafone, tho Camp. Wreaths were also pie National State bank of Newark, coat, to repair the outflow sewage duplexes. The rentals include heat, for the Little Silver postofflee to At Lincroft School lowest of M bidders with nn offer Charles Schiafone, Joseph Scotti, system, which runs from the plant hot water, janitor service, repairs be made a branch of Red Bank as sented by the American Legion, Dorothy Setara, Paul Siclaliano, Of Hitler Rule on North street, down Cornwall The strawberry festival to have V.F.W. and Rainbow division auxil to accept Interest on the issue at Theresa Slnipliclo, Frank Smith, and decorating. Fair Haven has been lor **>• •«« the rate of 1.8 per cent. With $479,- Ralph Soldo, Mario Soverio, Anne street, under the river, through Fort ten years. In this way Little Silver been held tomorrow night at the iaries. Three special wreaths were Hancock and out in the ocean. Lincroft school by the Parent- placed in memory of three borough 000 ir, bonds to be retired by the Swecl Rosemary Talarlco, Angelina Linns Cliih Hears would obtain the same benefits county this year, the new issue will Takrico, Albert Terranova, Mar- The council tabled a request of available to Red Bank and Fair Teccher association has been post- soldiers killed in World War II. poned. A membership meeting of increase bonded indebtedness from eeritn Tesauro, Mario Tom.iino, Inside Story Of War the Planning board to amend the 7 To Graduate Haven, at the same time retaining The service was not entirely to $4,ir.2,000 to $4,236,000. Robert Tomalno, Ada Toscnna, building ordinance, thereby per- its Little Silver identity. the P.T.A. will be held Monday the liking of some of the Camp Dir.iel Trczza, John Trezza. Marlon night at the school at 8 o'clock, and The new Issue will be bonds in Helena, Baroness DePolcnzska, mitting homes on 25-foot lots to be The resident* of Little Silver who members, The Register learned, as the amount of $1,000 each and will Trczza, Ann Trocehin, Snlvatore constructed ' threo feet from the a new date for the festival will be no borough official was present to Tropchla, Frank Trimboli, Marga- spoke before tho Red Bank Lions At Croydon Hall are served by carriers from the set. mature June 15 of each year with ret Venturlno and Raymond Wall- club Tuesday night, giving her property lino instead of five as the Red Bank postofflee have a Rod receive the flag. A member of the $30,000 being retired annually from present ordinance reads. The re- New officers will be installed Camp said this was not the first ing. hearers an lnalght Into the story Bank and not a Little Silver mall- Monday night. A 16 mm. Keystone 134!) until 1957; $43,000 In 1958 and of Hitler's Germany. , quest would concern properties ac- Two South Americans ins address. time a borough ofllclal has not $45,000 from 1059 to 19€4. quired before tho original building motion picture projector and been present. This member felt a "I Knew Hitler", waa the title of check for the purchase of a 35 m.m. Thr low bidder yesterday offered Red Bank Airport tho baroness' speech which told of ordinance in 194-1 was passed. It In Class At Leonardo borough representative should have was the contention of Councilman Presbyterians Plan slide and Him strip projector will be bten there out of courtesy alone, to pay the county $583,224 for $582,- how she, an American-horn girl of presented to Mrs. Lena Clark, 000 in'bonds with the 1.8 Interest Scored At Shrewsbury a Russian mother and a Scandinav- Loder that the request bo granted Seven boys, two from Caracal, and added that two years ago the so that more persons would pay Strawberry Festival principal, by Mrs. Leslie Cornell, re- Camp received an apology from a rate. Second lowest bidder was ths ian father, married Baron George Venezuela, will graduate from tiring president. The historian's re- Philadelphia national bank which Shrewsbury borough will join Fredcrlch August dcPolenzska of the Highlands tax bill. It was de- Croydon Hall academy, Leonardo, Members of the Sunday Even- member of the borough council. offered the same interest rate but with Shrewsbury township civic cided, however, to review the le- Ing club, the Golden Circle and the port will be given by Mrs. Charles "If ladies in white dresses can Schloss Hohnstcln, Saxony, to beat commencement exercises Sunday Tocp. told only $583,170 for $583,000 in groups in protesting expansion of come the lady of one of the oldest gality of the amendment and to afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Improvement society, all organiza- stand Irt* the rain and donate a flag bonds. Red Bank airport. Council there determine its effect on fire insur- tions of the Red Bank Presbytor- to the borough, a borough official and largest baronial castles in Cen- Dr. John M. Carr, headmaster, Attantioa, Cltiiens of Fair Haven Th<- county is still paying off Tuesday night voted to go along tral Europe, built about 053. ance rates. ian church, will hold an old-fash- can also be present," stated the in opposing continued operation of announced that VVilburt E. Lock* ioned strawberry festival Tuesday We have dcilsntited this week, start- spokesman. bond issues dating back to 1923 be- Before her family broke with Hit- Tho coin machine ordinance waa Un, Jr., vice president of the School inn Monday, May 31st at Clean.Un fore stricter legislation governed the airport, particularly night Hy- ler she became acquainted with adopted on ftnal reading. All ma- night between T and 9 o'clock on Week. ing. andCollcgo Advisory conter of New the church lawn. James L. Davison, Your co*opcratlon in this will lerve tho issuing of improvement bonds. him, Hess, Goerlng, Goebbels, chines will cost the operators $10 a York city and former assistant di- a three-fold purpose. Monsen Re-Elected Reason for the action wan a re- Himmler and others. She described year while establishments having rector of admissions of Johns Hop- president of the Sunday Evening 1. Remove fire hazards'* Bur Now For Bride's Needs club, It chairman. qu» Beach Chairs I2.9S Hard lo Bcllcva and ninny other Items too nunicroii!! tn rceeiitneles vvhleh will hold watrr. wood Tark, near Brcnton Woods, Sat- Beach Umbrallae. - Close out, but R good buy, with lots will bo given and officers elected. that our pliiBtlc Kiirilcti liuso is gunr- :i. Help the Knir Hnven Boy Scouts urday, June 6th, 10 A. 'M,* Rain or Tupeday by Advisory Master Trnpp niorr, KcclirilnK type, hardwood frnmch. mention nt Musttlto'*, It Ilroail street, shine, In Ccdnrwood Park Olubhouac, Bo coot as a cucumber. Many types tied to iHst five. yi-nrE. Mi,'tlt ns n Ileil flank, rhonc Rod Ilnnk 6-02 5S.— nttend summer camp by giving tham for selection. For bench and lawn at Freehold for Daisy Shields ot Wright Stares, Inc., 30 Monmouth IJtlle Silver Cemetery Plot Holders. uthtr, 'l'\ f«r.t with solid lirtts* coup* your old newspapers, mflffaalnts and Sec dlinlny ltd. B, G. Conts, Auctioneer* street, Phono lied Hank 6-2232.—Ad- Advertisement. —Advertisement. Wright Stores, Inc., SO Monmouth street Lone Branch ngainst Joseph Snocln! meeting of tho plot holders llnfra, Ifi.Ofi. Wrlifht Stnros, Inc., U0 scrap mctnl. Thane Kcd Hank 1.2222.—Advertise Shldda on ground a of dGqnrLlon, vertisement. will ho held In thn l.lltle Silver Mcthn- Miinmnillh btrert, I'liono Hcil Hunk 0- Tho llnj' .Senutit will make n houae to mont. di*t church WiduuMlny, Juno Uth, nl :!---, —Ad vi-rth tine lit. I'ressuro Cookers ' house coUcctloii on Saturilny, June Sth, Lton'a Cold Stonsia Vaulla. Mrs, Shields wns allowed to resume Public Auction S p, in.—AdvutUeinclit. I'resto new ll.iiutit-t Mentniiistcr Is the startlriK nt II a. in. This was postponed Two certified vaults on our promises. Quad Dane*. hor maiden namo of Daisy Schoep- Antiques nnd houscholil furniture. Kn- r<::il Ituy tntliiy. Il'-'ttcr size, more U.HC- Qund Dnnce. ful. We tmve them (ill. I'resto, Wenr. frtiiu limt fviturday, duo to the holiday lie onfost placa In town for your furs Quadrangle cllil) dnnce, Molly Pitcher lln, She wns represented by Flor- Into of GcorKo I'M-mly, BUiKhnm Hull, QllnilriinKli.. ellili IIIHICC, Molly l'ltchrr peli-cnd. .(1 winter gnrmenta, Compiett )nsur> Hotel, Saturday, June 6, 1048. Coma all. Bank Stock Wanted. Kver, Mlnu Mntle, Eckn. Veuetublu sep. ence F, Forgotaon Red Bank at- UinKhiim avenue, ltumson, N. J., Juno Will purclinue Tram ono to 100 shares Hotel, Siiturtliiy, Junr ', l'.MS. Cnmi nil. nnitiira til lit them nil. Nutlumil 0 & 10. They would nppruciato It very muon e. bonded routemen. Leon's. Fhont Meet old friends, Fete Ualntro's Or- 12th, nt 1 V. M. T, N, l'nnnly, II. Mei'L old fi-itiniU, I'cto Uulalru'a Or- if you wnuld tie up your nowapnpara I Bank 6-11800,—Advertisement. torney, of the Merchnnu Trust ttompnny of i'rown's.—Advertisement. chestra,—Advertisement. U, Gouts, nuctlonecr,—Advertisement, Kcd Unnk, Answers tronted conttden> clK'htra.—Ad vtttiticmunt, and maKnzlncs and lilacs them on tha curb. On tho same trip they will plek Quad Dane*. llnlly. Thomas Irvine llrown, Red Unnk Ciipeslo Rallet Sllppars Lid* The Best? Bank Slock Wanted, Qund Dnnce, Ueulster.—AdvertUomant. Cotton Scrbln Gnlfcrs II» nny olit neruy mcUl you would CM* QunririiMKlc club iltuicc, Molly Pitcher Evoryliouy IIOCR—then sco tho Cohim- Wilting to iiurohnut up to 2,000 shares Uundt-iumln rlub dltncr, Molly l'ltchrr Tim uiitilniM' ihesi IIIl.Uj mill ll'J.Ou. All cnlnr.i ami nlzr-H, Snlil exclusively to diapn!><> cf. Hotel, Sntui'ilny, Juno ft, 1IMS. Come nil. bin Vcnr.tlnn blind, It In the Tiffany of any part of U.OOU nhsrck of atoiili of Iftilrl, .Hiiturdny, Junr 5, IIU.S, Comu till. nt Mm,tilln's, || i:,,,n,| siiTi'l, Kill by Mil.till,.'., II Hrouil itrret, Itoil '1'lie tUei'l Indiiftry Is In urgent nets! Meet old friends, I'cto (Inlntro's Or- of Ihn Venetian lillinl Industry. Nat- Sfcuncl Nittlunnl Unnk of lied Mink, MuL old frkniln. I'i'lo (Siillitio's Or- Myers Pumps) Tanks Iliiaik. I'luinc llul Hunk li-UJJS.-Ail- Hunk, t'huno Ileil Hank I.O'J.'KI.—Ail- of tirnip itirUI nnd nil fuitili raised wl| chestra.—Advertisement. ional i li 10. Frown's,—A.lvcrll»omtnt John wtrmert, 'l'al«i ulu>*ti'!ii—Ad vi t'tUcnunl, nnd power siirnyorn etc., now In stock, viTtiiicnlciit. vcitUdilfnt. he UM'd to neiiil our Hny Scoutfl to cama lands 1-000',—Advertisement, CUIIOVIT Itrus.. wlukntunk. i'hone liulra* Let'* nhow them that we too can "Pi Chrjsltr, Plymouth, International Chryaler, Plymouth, Iniirnatlonal Cotton Tennis Dresses del ••6181.—Advortliement. Ckiryaler, IHymouth, lnttrr,Atloria\, Chrysler, Plymouth, lntarnatlonsi, a RIIIIII turn,'' Sstts and MTVle*. Kaurkt flehwuta, salts and samea. Maurlea gchnirtl, Fiinil-Knn mnkrs KutiteUrin, Athlcle'i with thorl>, tin.(IS, nt MiKlilln'i, II El linr V. ffaultsl , MMa Fhoni Has Isak «-om,—AdflrtlM. Sales anil atrvlca,. Maurlca Schwarts. Suits anil airvlcs. Haurlea ScOwsrta, Phone Red Bask I.07IT,—AsuiUM- font nnd rintworm, All druggists,—Ad' nrnnd ilrrrl, lied Flunk, Phono Red Ernie Mayer's Tavern, Rumson. Cbolta 1'hona Kill Bank ••07B7.—AdMltlia. rhons Ha4 Bank f.OTH,—Admtuw Dorouah •< Fafr .••rtltement. Jlauk I-021S,—Advertisement, dinner! from 11,60,—AdrtiUitwtlitt •MBta .. . • »—Advsrtittawnt, ••»». . ..!!.. l •wots ;.;-;>-,- *-"~ Two RED RAXK REGISTER, JUNE 3, 1048 Weddings •ago. She has been connected with j Degree Nurses' Alumnae IMuhlenberg Gruduale Aliny Is Apjioiiiied Navcsink Garden Wesley since her graduation in i Garden Club Show MARKI1A3I—11AUBOLK March, 1946. I To Give Piano Concert As-ii-'.ant Manager Lieut. Fix was graduated from Robert L. Snuwden, manager ol • Mr. and Mrs, George F. Markham Red Bank hlg-h school in 1942 nnd Members of the Monmouth Mem- Club Receives of Little'Silvcr h;ive announced the Has 24 Classes orial hospital Nurses Alumnae as- the Red Bank district oliice of the front the infantry parachute schools ; iletropoliliin Life Insurance com- marriBge of .Miss Virginia Chand- at Fort Benning, Ga., in January, sociation will hold a piano concert ler Markhrini, daughter of Mr. tomorrow night in the Long pany, has announced the appoint- 045. He served in the AsUtlc- ment of Kenneth J. Almy to the Slate Citation Markham ami the lute Mrs. Ruby âeific theatrr of war for 30 Kmiison Event To Re Branch senior high school audi- Cliandler Markham, to Kev. Lelloy torium. Proceeds will be used to position uf aijjiitant manager. months with the 511th parachute Held June 11-J2 Upon his graduation from Mor- Harbour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mere- infantry regiment of the 11th ,iir- provide operating room equipment Places Second In dith llarbouv of Kans-.is City, Mo. for the hospital, avian college, Bethlehem, Pa., Ml'. bnrno division, returning to the Th* program of the annual flow- Almy enlisted in the U. S. Navy. Unlied States in l>ei:eml>er, 1U47. Mrs. William L. LJppincott 1« «;n.-«l«>ii Center er show of the Rumson Garden program chairman, and the concert He spent two and a half years in jiût. Fix is commandini; officer of club to be held Friday, June 11, the Kurupean theater, serving in he Koek Islnnd recruiting area. is helng directed by Olga VanBrunt Landed lor War Service and Saturday, June 12, on thq es- of Long Branch. Eugane Scudder, tho capacity of Lieut. Ij.g.l, and tate of Bertram H. Borden on Ri- by the church rector. Rev. George tenor, accompanied by Ruth Wun- participating in the invasion of SWKKI^-De FII.II'PO ve.- road, Rumson, has been an- derlich Landec, will be featured Normandy on "D" Day. He start- ,:- of the Navesink Garden jA .nobertshaw. A reception foi- nour.ced by Mrs. J. K. Rice, 3d, ;, awarded second pur.c , iowci nl ,he hom<; o£ lhc brilie-B At a nuplla] mass at St. Anth- artist. Assisting artists include ed with the Metropolitan as an chairman of tho show committee. agent in the Platnneld district. Crntci h'.hlt hv the 1 parents. onys church, Sunday, Miss Anna Shiiley D'Appolito. Alice LoulM Mary Sweel, daughter of Mr. and This year's show, titled "Sym- VanBrunt, Jane Ann Hsnce, Gloria Gerald W. White of North Cher- c.f Ni-.v .1 r. ey nl the, Mr M:u ijhain save IDs daughter phony in Flowers", will feature 21 .tato rlu'.i ! i mm-jhi^c. Her gown wus white Mrs. Alexander Sweel of Washing- MH» Wilson and Eleanor Bollerer, ry lane, Rumson, also has become n ton street, became the bride of cHssei: in four sections: specimens ,! N\w Miur.sw.ek. SH'.in mude with a :.qu.'iie neckline all pianistB. associated with the Metropolitan, h-istopher DoFlltppo, son o? Mr. of flowers and flowering shrubs, being assigned to the Fair Haven- pa-.ticipnted in and long sleeves. Her veil w.m of cut flower arrangements, bridal heirloom l.'ire, :md her houquut ot and Mrs. Michael DeFlllppo of Hcr- Rumson area. lert street. Rev. George Alba no of table: floral decorations, and com- ,•: r.i:i Le was given to lilies of the valley and orchids. Shortly after graduating from flc'.-ilcd, and the choir sang the petitions for husbands and children Traffic Hazards Ml.- Jf club pros- Miss Marion Chester at Mllwau- Glovcrsvillc, N. Y., high school he niai-ii with #Mlss Rose Pignataro a.5 ' of members. In addition, there will entered the army where he served 1-; M:.-. IIn:vcy Traband, kee, Wis., was maid of honor, and soloist. j be an Inter-club competition which of the garden jlhc other attendants were Miss Vivi in the infantry for five years, at- who Robert Hrainard otht'i- New Jersey garden clubs Are Studied taining the rank of staff sergeant. ern;rr piojcct. The Navesink club i French of .SwarOimorc, I'M., nnd The bride was given in marriage j have been Invited to enter. Awards • her father. Her i;own was of J Mrs. White is the daughter of a:;o received commendation for I Mrs. Parkhnm Howe, Laeonia, N. 11. 1 will be made in each class for first, Richard K, Brown their war set vice project at Fort All were die-seil In gowns of white white marquisette and lace, trim- R''b< rt N. Brainard, son of Mrs. Dr. Charles A. Wolbach, superin- n.'d with satin, and her veil fell ' r)ol'olny n°<:>" Bralnard of Lons secend, third, and honorable men- MiddleloHii Group Hancock. Club members attending organdy :ind carried liuiiijuets cf tion. The Mary Owen Memorial Richard K. Brown, son of Mr. tendent of the Rumson schools. were Mis. Harry Corwin, Mrs. <"3ra- while daisies. The gown worn by rom a. need pearl crown to her 1 B'">r.ch. and the late Klliolt. R. Curbs Speeding ana Mm. George B. Brown of 36 Hraiiiunl of that city, received his trophy, lirst prize for the bridal ham Ashmead, Mrs. Lyman C. Mid-| the mnid of honor was trimmed fingertips: Her bouquet of white or- table section, has been donated hy McLaren street, w-ill be among the New Girl Scjont Troop dleditch, Mrs. Peter Mortensen. ] with i-hprry velvet, nnd tho oi.l-.ur cli'r'.s had streamerfi of lilies of the cdufrtioii jn.-i.ster'.s degree in sec- more than 160 undergraduates who j ontl.'.iy srhool administration and Mr. Borden in memory of his wife, The board of directors of Middle- Mrs. Collin Pellnrs, Mrs. Siegfried I attendants with aquamarine valley. M-iry Owen Borden. town Village Neighborhood associa- will receive bachelor degrees from ' At Port OUen and Mi«s Kate LefferU, Kev. James I'iitc of Mrs. Mary lCova.cs of Paasalc, tho supn viiiitin during coninienccment Muhle-nberg college at its com- [ t: cxc;c?F:es conducted nt the Univer- The show will bo open from ,i to tion last Thursday night took steps The Port Monrnouth Intermediate At n meeting of the club Tues- sir, X. Y.. wn.s br- t man. Ciei'iye :jride's sister, who was matron (if sity uf snurh Dnltota :it Vurmlllion, 30 p. m. Friday, and from noon to to eliminate traffic hazards in the mencoment at Allentown, Pa., next F. Markham, Jr., of QeunomowiH.-, honor, was dressed in a baby blui; Monday. Girl Scout troop held its ilrst meet- day a! the home of Mrs. C. M. Cub- S. T).. Miinrlay. His thesis was on 30 p. m. Saturday. Gift tables, re- village. The meeting was held in Ing Ui.st Thursday at the lire house. at chapel Hill. Mrs. Frederick Wis., and John (•. Mnikliiun of Mil- moiu.sellnc-dc-soie dress, made with "The Content, of Student Hund fry* lunontK, and amusements for tho home of Mrs. Irving T. Bart- Brown, who will receive the de- waukt'i*. Wis, the biide'6 brothers, a hooped skirt Jind a matching j)ic- gree ol bachelor of science, will en- Mrs. .Mary MncLennon is the lead- Eldridge, war service chairman, Unfits In South n.-iltota High children will bo provided. Proceeds lelt. ushered. tuie hat. Her old-fashioned bouquet | The group is considering; a plan ter Rutgers university in Septem- er of the new troop being spon- said that the club will send nose- .Schools". Mr. Krainard was elected will bo devoted to Monmouth coun- sored by the Ladies' auxiliary of gay bouquets every week to pa- The rouple will bo at home at the was of pink roses and yellow ty welfare activities. to place posts In front of the vil- ber to .work for his master's de- :lai.sles. to Who's Wlu) in American colleges the file company, and Miss Louise tients at Tilton General hospital, pni-Eonu^v of the Zion church at Mi>-. Hooker Tnlcott, president ot lage stores on Kings highway to gree. On the campus ho was a Wnpplnscr FalU N. Y. Mrs. Har- Tho bridesmaids were Mins;;s ,'inil Univei.sitin*, and is n member member of the Lambda Chi Alpha Minor is assistant lender. Fort Dix. Members In charge nre of litta Thutn PI fraternity. tha garden club. Is honorary chair- prevent motorists, from driving to Mi". jvii.-.ee'l Valentine, ropresent- bour was [?*'iulm'.to

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SHEAFFER GENUINE SWANK PEN, PENCIL SET LEATHER DIARY MOROCCO WALLET A popular gift set for grad- A one or five year diary Smart- Morocco leather wal- uates! Mechanical fine line that's so treasured for let with handy automatic pencil and pen with lever school and college records! six year calendar. With type filler, 14 Karat gold Of genuine leather with convenient extra pockets point. In ah assortment of handsome gold tooling, lock colors, gift boxed. and key. • Assorted colors. . . . but not bulky! Black or brown. 6.50 3.98 5.00* Refuteriy 4.S0. Men's striped pajamas of RaaulerJy 10.M each. Yolande travel lot pre-shrunk broadcloth .' . . in two models, including pojama and robe, of Bur-Mil ray* MEN'S FURNISHINGS notch collar coot style or •% STATIONERY. Strett Floor STATIONERY, str««t Floor Street Floor and Aibury Park on crepe. Pink, royal, fuch- ^J> A A and Aibury Park and Aibury Park buttonleu middy. Multlcol- X sio. 12 to 18. Not every OeOO er stripes. Sizes B, C, D. —• size in every color.

LINGERIE, Strett Floor and Aihwry Park

HOLLYWOOD SKOOTERS! CALIFORNIA PLAYSHOES Left. Wish-bone sandal that flatters the foot and 6.95 slims the ankle . . . with scoop wedge heel. All white elk.

Right, Ankle strap sandat with the scoop wedge heel and squared heel. Of soft elk'In all white or Reawlerly 3.9t. Textron tailored slip of 1,40 o koi. Fine quality tta- red. multlfilament rayon crepe with satin trim on tlonery in note and letter slies. Chooia bodice, adjustable strops. from assorted colors and 12 to 20. White quantities designs. A grand gift ideal 2 beiei SHOE SALON. MoiisniM LINGERIE, Str.«fFloor •ltd Aifcury Park STATIONERY, Stroet Floor and Aibury Park and Aibury. Park

STORE YOUR FURS NOW! PHONE RED BANK 6-4000 FOR OUR BONDED PICK-UP SERVICE «ED BANK REGISTER JCNE 3, 1948

Sunday at Trinity Episcopal church Richmond, Va., over the week-end. by Biahop John Gardner. Break- Lincroft Miss Mary Zeller of Brooklyn Soofckccplaf Tas Service County W.CT.U. fact wai served after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anforole cn- spent the week-end with Mr. and LAWN MOWERS Mrs. Henry Ellis is a surgical pa- tert&ined Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. George Vernell of Phalanx. Bennett Business tient at Itlverview hospital. Eick of Bloomfleld and Mr. and Milt Stella Cook of Neptune vis- Service SHARPENED Holds Institute Elniore Kattner has been con- Mrs John McDonald of Jackson ited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens last Did you find out that your fined to his home because of Ill-Heights recently. week 120 E. Rivar Ro««\ ftu lawn mower just pusheit the ness. Albert Crowley, U.S.N., visited Mrs. W. B. Croweli spent the hol- Rum.on 1-08M-J. grass over Instead of cutting "Safeguard Nation" Mrs. Alfred Benson of Lonj Is- his sister, Mrs. Henry Brickel, las', iday week-end with her daughter. it 1(aw|ii henailni mate, were visitors here Thursday if NMII NMk al«r. of last week. if eetr le was* «t el if JfJ'"'" «y.re|. FREE WITH EVEKY PURCHASE turned to Syracuse, N. V., after vis- Assorted stripes, gripper fly, alaitlo back. Full vMnt twflvy • I **^ iting Mr. and Mrs, Donald Weir out for comfort. Sizes 30-42. if Alie FROM and children, Donald, Jr., and Su- "Mil , LORSTAN'S STUDIO, Broad S.., Red Bank, N. J. san Kleanor, MEN'S WHITE COTTON MsM Miss Goraldine J, Laurence, a teacher in tho grammar school, spent Memorial day week-end with BRIEFS * her parents nt Milfcu'd. Mr, Hnd Mrs, Thomas Anderson J. H. KELLY COr and children, Jane und William, at- 39« tended a breakfast party given on fc SAT. ONLY Comfortably tailored with all elattlo waist. Sizes Memorial Dny by Mr. and.Mra. Her- Small, Mediumedlu , Large. COR. BROAD ST. & HARDING ROAD bert Burrowcs, The seventh grado of the grammar school gave a prom in honor PHONE RED BANK 6-3900 of tho eighth grado Friday evening In the Matawan high school gym- %>S U R P RIS E Store _AUTHORJZED DEALER FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS nasium. Refreshments were served und Bill Bttiim's orchestra fur- 30 BROAD ST. NO RED TAPE IN MAKING ADJUSTMENTS —••». 717 Cookman Ave, 214 Brondway 00 Broad Si. 4 W. Mnln Si. nished the music, MONEY REFUNDED UPON REQUEST RED BANK Aibury i'ark Long Branch Rid Bank FrechoM Carl loggers, Charlos Bcaudry and Thomas Dennis were confirmed Isall THEY'RE FARM-FRESH and STORE HOURS: A&P's FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ABE HUgfUED 8 A. M DIRECT FROM FARMSIDE TO YOU

Want spring's good things at their fresh, flavorful best? Then take your choice of the tender, young vegetables and ripe, juicy fruits in the big Pro. o duee Department of your A&1J Super Market! It's fairly bulging with beauties . . . picked at their peak and rushed to A&P right from tHe country's >:ulin« "rowing areas. He?t of all, A&P's prir:i;s nit' really down-to-earth every day in the week. Stop by for jour farm-fresh favorites today!

From California larmi ^5 bunches

Rushed from California lb. J VJ

Cultivated pint box

carton of 3 lo 5 £ »]

A&Fs DAIRY DEPT. Spinach Horn* grown £ lbs. \ «] f• Packed with Biarvelou* FAMOUS FOODS What an assortment of coisntry-ftcsh favorites you'll find in the Dairy Center of your GrajM'fruil F'OTJ.«»J«.«I 3'<»19<= 4 A&P Super Market! Anil wlmi n pleasant White Table L:\rvy *•» 2 ^2^ I r«:sh Pineapple «•*»"" «KS25C surprise you'll get when you compare Effg Pk!llt . Flonco new crop 2 lts 19" Dried ApnCOtS Fancy I Ib cello ba, 45c prices! lb Urge brown and white —fride "A" Juicy LiMiinns •, , •, -, . L3« Dried Mixed Fruit f»"=» '^ ""•> °a329c Fresh Eggs *Mm°- d« large wkite leghorn-grade "A" Sunnyfciook doz f | What a combination . . . Libby's famous canned foods at A&P's famous low prices! Sliced SwissnoJdzi „.,,.*• 79« A*Fs "SUPER-RIGHT" MEATS Blended Swiss MO:-O-BII ib. 59* i# #• Tender. Juieu Money-Savers Tomato Juice Mel-O-Bil PrciCCSS American lb 57c Sharp Cheddar Who'e milk cured Ib. 65c "Super I'ifslit" monts save you money lier.msc they're Close- Farmer Cheese Foodcrair «»z 19« 'J'rimmed to remove excess waste before they're weighed. Yel Prune Plums D< LWW ao <». can 23« you couldn't ask for tenderer, juicier meals than these fine- Clled-O-Bit Cheese Food 2 lb box 9'Jc Cling Peaches . . • * • 29oz can 29c t|\uility ruls. Try ilium nnd see! Veg. Salad Collage Cheese 8 oz cup \~t Freestone Peaches . « . ?? °x can 39e ChcCSe'N BaCOll Borden'l 5 Ol jar 26« Bartlei t Pears ..... 2»°*ca»43e 9 Ib Cream Cheese Borden's 6 oz. pkg. 33« | 4ll*l4 Whole or ,i.h.rl,,l» Kadota Figs . '» . . . 2?oz.c>n35e Gnld'\-Rich Cheese . ib 69" Apricot or Peach Juice 12 01. can 2 'or 23c nnd FHl'IKf. Sii.s 4 IU Pabst-Etl American or Pimenlo 6',4 01 27C Baby Foods Homogemzid 10iar>89e Sizei Sizes For fricassso, ;alad« Ib. Ib. 4 Sweet Peas . . 17 oz can 19c 20 ox can 21e under 4Vj lbs. 47- 4V4 lbs. and ov«r Fruit Cocktail Veal OVEN THE As Leg or IKiimp ui Veal . • • • Sliced Beets . * . * 20 01. can 2 (°r 2ac .trc Attractively Priced 1 111 III ID Ready-to-Eaf or Regular-whol* or either half Garden Mixed Vegetables '4 « c *«'• |b DueklingS l0"S Wand-l fmeit ib. 42c Corned Beef Hash ... t«oican32e from the oven. Visit it today! [JcCf SHORT RIBS lor bras ng Ib TurkeyS Sixes under W Ibi. ib.75e Deviled Ham . • • t • 3 01 car. 17c J h • Plate and Navel Beef f'« °' "mod ib 39c Frankfurters în... «..59« Vienna Sausage .... < 01 cm 17c Angel Food Bar PXX OllOlinefl Beef fu'e ^M-UoMy ground Pork Sausage ^ b 63« Ripe Olives . '«• can-small21c extra large 27« Angel Food Ring ?;z Rib Veal Chops *.«.«*-!.„*.«. Bologna or Meat Loaf snc«d ib.59« Ripe Olives Super coloual 8VJ oz. can 35c Lady FillgCrS Jane Parker pkQ. of 12 tor 3.3e Breast or Neck of Veal . . * 37- ijlVCnWUrSI IrAunschweiger itictd Dessert Layers Jane Parker-8 inch size pkq. of 2 'or 33c Deep Brown Beans Loin Pork Chops ccn.o. c, «. 79c Spiced Luncheon Meat ^°<* b.65" Vegetarian 9 . With Pork 9, DeSSCrt Shells Jane Par!:er pkg of 6'" 23e ler cu'i ib 55c Boiled Ham si,c»d 14 oz. can * '" M oz. can * Party Rye Bread Marvei-iaity ieai 15« he. Fresh Pork Shoulders ^ :ut ib. 47B Fretih-Caught Svataatt Poppyseed Vienna Bread Marvel i« at. bat 16c Fresh Hams Whol°«oiih(" '••" ». 63c Fresh Mackerel lb. Vh Fresh Whiting ib 19c Orange Cocoanut Coffee Cake '«"»Parker ea. 27c Fresh Spare Ribs . , a lb 52c Fresh Flounders ib23e Fresh Porgies ib 19c Smoked Pork Butts B°"<">» ib85« Fresh Weakfish ib. 25e Fillet oi Fioundar-ireih ib. 53e A&P COFFEE ANN PAGE FOODS Is A Great Value 4,KAMI GROCERY VALUES For quality you'll prefer at prices you'll ap- No coffee gives you more flavor and Kirkman's Granulated Soap . • . 'oe ok0 31c Yt'lloW Cling Peaches ASP lancy-halves 29oi can 28c preciate, make the Ann Page label your "buy more for your money than A&P Coffee! Kirkman's Cleanser ...... 2«ml3e Flako Pie Crust s«oka. 16« sign!" It's so good it's America's most popular coffee! Fels Naptha Soap . 3b.r.26c Comstock Sliced Apples . 20 oc can or i»r 2 '<" 29e Beans With porV or vegatarian 16 oz. can 2 'or 25e Fela Naptha Soap Chips e « • • igapkg. 32o Pillshury Hot Roll Mix ..... p's 25c Prepared Spaghetti a isv< oz. can 2 (or 25c EIGHT O'CLOCK . 2 bb.,,79e Johnson's Glo-Coat . . a . "in 59c guen 9fie Duff's Waffle Mix ...*.. u«ckg24« Cider Vinegar uartbot. 17e REDCmCLE 2ib.83c 3ibb.s].24 Marcal Paper Napkins . . . Pk8. d so 21<« 23e CrispO Cookies Cocoenul sr Black Walnut 10 oz. pkej. 19e Salad Dressing a • pt. iar35e qi. iar61e BOKAR . . 2ib.8»c 3 ib b.g 1.29 Clorox or Dazzle Bleach e • • . quart bot.!7o Modem Fig Bars Honey flavored t Jb. pkg, 25e Mayonnaise . . • tt pi. i«r 25« r far 45« P Fancy Sweet Peas Reliable 20 oz can 3 for 19« Kellogg't French Dressing . . . .• s« t»i 20c Pep . 2 Pkg« 29c Red or Red Kidney Beans suiian. i6o» can 10c Sparkle Puddings Air varied 4pi>g>23c NabiKo Shredded Cut Asparagus Spears miter'i ms pack uw«.Hn2!Je Wheat . P^s 17c Sparkle Gelatin Desserts . 4pkg« 25c Beehive .Franco-American Beef Gravy 10 « im 2 icr :>7e Vanilla Kxlract .... 2 ot bet. 29c Honey i«°* iar27c China Beauty Bean Sprouts . . . 2c^23e Orange Marmalade iib|ar21e 2it>iar39e China Beauty Soy Sauce .... 3<"boi9e Grape Jam . „ . lib.|ar21e 2ibjar39e THESE NIGS EFFECTIVE IN Ml SUPER MARKETS AND China Beauty Chow Mein Dinner * . pâ lie LUX TOILET SOAP LUX TOILET SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP LUX FLAKES SILVER DUST HINSO GOLD DUST SPRY Far Icilil and bslh Large size lor bath uie For toilel and bath For dishss and line labricl For laundry and dishes For general hsusehold work Pure vegelabla shsrlanlnj White granulated soap larglar e large) 3lb. «J ak«s can 1.27 3.X 28. 2 iZ 27. X pkg". 34c pkg, pkg. Page Six RED BANK REGISTER. JUNE 8. 1948 RUMMAGE SALE 8ATURDAV Married 50 Years Court St. James, Catholic Daugh- PTA Requests FOR SALE ter.-' of America, will hold their an- CASH nual rummage sale Saturday morn inp at 9 o'clock at the YVpsUide DOROTHY TOLAND Good Used Furniture Extra Teacher 1 Setl««. 2 Rocking Cbair«, 1 Kitchen "V" on West. Briton place. Mrs. ] Table »nd 4 Chair», 4 Dining Room Umvirnrr Ttoriie is chairman, afc- I Chiira, 1 Bedroom Chair, 1 Occasional LOANS ?iflici by Mrs. JrvinK Kink, Mrs. Liltle Silver Group Chair, 1 Ar.tiq.ur Victorian Chair (135 Anthony Boncore, Mrs. Charles Lo- 201 EAST BERGEN PL. •cars old) 1 Wicker Set, 2 Forty inc" To A|I|M>HI Ttf Council Thor Man*l», 2 Swivel Chairs, 1 Fifty s s Mai.-tre. Mi*. William Schm.ki-1, lb. Capacity Icebox. 50 to 300» Mr.-. M. J. O'Hiirti and Misses Mr. liiinM niorilRii. Marguerite Wind Parents of pupils attending Little Kill he atvuy for her vaca- LITTLE SILVER an i Helen Lnn^. Silver public school have b?en Prompt Private Srrvirr fisked by the Parent-Teacher as- UPHOLSTERING CO. TCR onre sold for !IW R pound. sociation to write letters to mem- KARL HERRMAN. >o Comaker:- or bers of Little Silver borough coun- tion from Jinn; lili lo Telephone R.B. 6-3540 19 Profpect Av«. cil, asking that body to appoint Little Silver another teacher to serve with the America's Best Corsets present teacher for first grade. June 20lli. Titled In (iruiliiatr < urscllcre« At the annual apring luncheon Tuesday at the school, Mr*. John LAUNDRY TUCKER'S EKgcnbcrgci', president, gave the CORSET SHOP retiring president, Mr«. Walter Lud- All ri'Kiiliir cliiSSL'S will he resumed the week of Don't Fight With BELL 1.19 nriiniliviiy I.IUIE Uraii'h wig, a past president'! pin. Mrs. Yiiiir Put Slitve. Theodore D. Tarpons reported thnt «f IIIII* L'lxl itllll IllrlC Will III' SJKM'iitl MIIIIHIIIT rOllTM'S ill Ju§t BriiiK Your FINANCE CO. ATHLETES FOOT GERM membership this year is 15% greater than It \va« last year, and that Laundry T«» :; itiuiid st. KI.I it.ink R-u:: KILL IT IN ONE HOUR. the association now hae 168 active MODEIttV UANCK aiul ACKOBAI1CS : \V. Mati voeltiilil K-tlilKI YOUR 35c BACK, members. C. A. Thompson, school Lie. 7-1J - htt:. -'_(', Hi". principal, urged parents to study The Launderette If II.' pii-n-e.l. I hr g. ml S'II"- I'EKI'- 1 10 S".' "; I.Y. I. kill II. >"•! 111.i-l IIKACH it. lin the new minimum salary in ine Until .'111 I 1'. til. nt any di-U- Mn:e. A .STUUM; teachers' bill, and outlined school 111 iMoiiinoiiili Si. l.i n-ifi.lr. made with :•!••. iilc-ohnl. il •I. tl. Nrwltovrv ;ind education legislative bills of Near (he Ail' Market I'r.NKTIiATKS. lic.v hi" M"n- li'fmr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Worthlov l"iliy «t Arv M i'h:imbei'K. the past year. Fn<« I'arkin^ Opposite Mr. and Mr.«. Edward W. Wortirthh- Viifi wife is n charter member of Mrs. Eggonbcrger reported that ' ley of Occanport observeved Ilictheiir ten ton town Kaslern St;ir chapter the P.T.A. served 9,0«S meals to NOTICE. >"<»n \MUUIIIK anniversary Kntuf- anil n cli:ii1fr mnmbfi of thr Moth- children during the school year. ( I-IIO.VK It. H. d-J'M.'t Take notice -h:it Louit r'clahman ftii'l d;*y, and the occasion was marked ers f'ii'cln of Louj; Hrandi, v/hich She praised the work of Mre. Rich- Uuny Folshmun T/A Louis Ki.-lshman L with an informal reception Tor is an ory.-inization madr up of ard Moore, lunchroom co-ordina- Son have j-pplioi! to [he Mwyor and their family, nclghbor.s and friends. mothor.«5 of htiy.s who tire members tor, and Mrs, Lewis Lowry, who Council r.f Ihe Ilordijgh of Reil Bnnk More, than 200 friends vifitod their of Ihe DcMalay urclrr. Tor « Uistiilmtinn license for prcinisfi I'l'tiiu handled collections. hitiuitril nL 22* West Hergcn plnrc, Hfd t home lo wifOi tho couple well. Mr. and Mrs. Worthlcy me mem- 1 The following standing commit- Hiuil:, N'rw Jersey. I Ml , and Mr?. Woithiry wore mar- bers of St. John's I^piscnpul chapel tee chairmen were named: Mr, and Objections, if any. slioulii lie mailr lni- lied at old St. .lames Episcopal at LitMr Hilvrr, whoi'e Mr. Worth- Mrs. Ross E. King, program; Mrs. niriiifilcly in u-iitin:^ tn Amy K. S'linn, $6.95 up rlinieh in lvon£ Kianeh, which at Iry HCVVCP ;ts ;i vestryman, and Mrs. Dcnman Smith, mcmhDVahip; Mrs. Clcih, of ihe UO.'IIIIUII nt Itnl linnk. • lhat lime was situated nn Ihe site Woi'thlcy us, M mrnibcr of St. John's I-croy C. Tyack and Mrs. Charles iSianr-ifl now occupied hy thr Paramount jruild. Mr?- Worthlry is ;tn hon- Edelmann, publicity; Mrs. Ludwig. l.UUIS KK1.SIIMAN, theater. The ceremony wa.s per-oiary nicmbor of the Little Sllvrr goals; Mrs. M. L. Campbell, school IIARRV FELSHMA^.^ MA.NTFACTtRKII formed by Rev. Hcrlitrt H. n. Woman's club and i's Foria! sccre- education and P.T.A. representative NOTICU. Hoche, who \va.s rector of the }ary. She lio.s l>een a member if ;tl board of education meetings; T«Vr notice thnt Jolin Morris nnd Wil- K.XCI.ISIVM.V HIH church :it thnt time. Mrs. Eliza- Uifl orpriniZMtinn MO \ n-n.«. }]:•. Mrs. F. B. Levin, parent education; liam 5:. N'UKIIMVS. tr;nlii:ir Jis thf Stranil Res'.Hinvril. hnvf- npi'litd tn thf Mnynr beth Tlowland Kinr; of LonR Worttilry has also licen »n exempt Samuel Llbovsky, legislation; Mrs. ;itul Coiiticil of Ilir I1I.IIIIII.-II nf Reil Hank Hranch. who wa.s maid of honor, firry-Kin 27 yr-irs. E. L. Dictzc, budget; Miss Agnes Tnr n I'kn;:ry Uelu-.l Consnmptinn licr-n?*1 sittrn(lci\ UIP celebration Saturday. Tlio rniiplo hnvr onr .son. Edward Hackett, historian and founders' lit- pn>mi.HcK Kitunlcd nt 61-66 Jlrnnd Lynne-Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Worthlcy have heen clay; Mrs. Patsy Zambrano, library; stroct, Hr.l Rnnk, N. J. J. Worthlcy, an employee of the Objection*, If liny, should tie made im- residents of Oceanpori more than Telephone company Ihr pn.st 22 Mrs. Benjamin Ashin, hospitality; rnedintely In writing to Amy K. Shinn, Long Lasting Inc. 40 years. They started their mar- years, ami a KITI mid might cr. Miss Mrs. II. Dnlton Mall, room mnth- Clerk of the Doronish of Red Rank. ors; Mrs. Clifford Doling, charac- (SiRneilt jVKKK KSTIMATKS tieil life in !jonc Blanch, where Jean* Wnitliley. who is cm ploy rd JOHN MORI'.IS, Vinyl Plastic Mr, Woilhlry was at one time em- by the TelPphono company at. Nut- ter ;:nd splritunl education; Mrs. 47 Soulh Street. Rc.l Hank, N. J. ployed by the McCue dairy. On Icy. Benjamin A. Shoemaker, Jr., WILLIAM NOtiLOWK. Coated Top moving to Ocfanpoit, Mr. find Mrs. Amonp; the ûo.sls at the roc op- health and Mrs. Portland Merrill, 2S3 Broad Street, Kril Bnnk, N. J. c lunchroom. Worthley established their own tion worn Rev. Morton H. Barnc. , NOTICE. dnlry business in Ocennport. Both rector of St. James Kpiscnpni 'J'ake notire that Christian t.. Bcrsn LYNNE-SHERMAN, inc worked In the business. Mr.1!. church, Iôns Mnuirh; Tivw Rob- trading ns BerKc'H Mnrkrt, hits npi>iifd Porl i\I»nmoiiill to the Mayor anil Council of iho Hor- MnniijuvturrrK <»/ t envtian Hlinils Worlhley Irlls nf driving milk ert l-r. Andei'yrm, rector of Trinity miBh of Itrd Hank, N. J.. for a I'lonary (rucks In from Kreeholil, where If-piscopal chuirh. Hrcl Hank; Rev. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Harney of llrtsiil IH«trihut4on IU-. I'.BC for premlv^ HKIWIHS • SUM-LIES • RKFINISIIlN(i • they sot their auj>ply, on many oc- J. Lawrence Ware, icf.-tor of Christ situ:iti:il nt J7 West Front jtrcrt, Hrcl Port Monmouth road arc parents / Hank, N. J. 102 W. in.ill .Si. lied Bank, N- .1. casions. ICpi.scopal clnnch. Shrewsbury, and of ,i son, born Friday at Monmouth MENS Olijcetioii". if any, should he made im- Mrx- Worthley also has the dis- rector in r.harpp ai St. John's Epis- Memorial hospital. medintrly In writing to Amy R Shinn, copal chapel. Little Silver; Rev. SNEAKS Clerk of the HMranch of Red Dank. tinction of belnt; the first woman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hcnningsen tSicncil) taxi ilrivrr In Occanport, working ] Carrol] M. Burclt, retired reclof of of Mills avenue are parents of a CHRISTIAN L. BERCE. at this venture durinR the (list I the Shrewsbury cbuixli. and Rov- daughter, born Saturday nt Mon- OUR HAIR STYLE OF THE MONTH I John Sholdnn of Occanporf. mouth Memorial hospital. NOTICE. World War. She- hns also driven ! Take notice thnt Trier Androi T/A school htisc.-, and for ten years Thrre '.verc JIIKO four generations Mr?. Margaret Klannigan, a char- Paradise Grill, hns applied to tli€ Town- drove a school bus to Little Silver I of Mr Wnvthley's family repve- j tcr member of Iâdy Jean MacCor- ship Committee nf the Township of Mid- j :;ri".ted at t hr rerejit ion. They were dlctovvn for n Plenary Retnll Consump- point every mornlnR to pick up Iquodalc lodge, Daughters of Scotia, tion licptise for premisf.s Bituntcd at children living '" that area to hrins his brother. (\i o: Re 11. Worthloy, J was honored at the last meeting of Route Nn, 35, Middlctown, N. J. them to Oceanport for school. his .von. ICail Worthlry; K.'irl I the lodge on the occasion of her Objection*, if any, should be made im- Wort hley's tlatishtei", Mr.«. Doris • 50th wedding anniversary. All of mediately In writing to Howard W. Rob- Mr. Wnvlhlcy so'.t! his mill; bus- Worlhley Holmes. nr-<\ Mrs. erts. Clerk of the Township of Middle- "TOP" iness in 1021 to Leslie D. fierly of the charter members present sat town. Holnu.V hahy daughter. Marjoric with Mrs. Flannigan at the supper. (Sinned! Eatontown. From 1921 to 1934, he PETER ANDROS. operated the mail carrier service The houee wn.s decoratitl for the I Congratulations were extended to in Occanport, Retting mail from occasion by Mr.-'. (Jlnrcncc Ranch i MIEH l'cggy Bennett of Ktyport, NOTICB. n Silver. In this service too. of Ney.!"ne. Resides many hou- | lodge treafurer, on her engage- Take notice thnt John F, Mahoney, LittLittlle Silver. In this service loo. 1 HONORS (liicls of Ilowpr.^. the dinir.K room I ment to Alllster MacKenzie of Port Joseph I' . Mnhoney, Lnwrcnce F, MR- Mr?. Worthlcy was his "right hand j was dccnratRd with gold metallic honpy and Michael L. Mnhoney, trnrfinir man," fcrvlnB when necessary. Tn j Monmouth, recently-elected chief as Mahoney llroa., have applied to th« I chains, f; M:.I which hunj; I'lustcr.s Township Cierli at Hulmdel lor n 1S01 Mr. Worthlcy opened the 1 Clan Montgomery, and to Miss I of ;;o'(.ien heart. ! and wcfitlinir bpllp. I Catherine Selnh, who was celebrat- I'lcmiry Retail Consumption license for Oceanport Service Station. He con-j The refreshment table, had a IIvc- IM-emises situated at Route 34, llolmdel, tinued in tills business until 1!M(i ing her birthday. New Jersey. i ticr wet'dinjr cake as the center- 65 BROAD Objections, if nny, should he made when he sold the station to Morris [ piece, topped by miniature figures Mr. and Mrs. Dingwcll and chil- TBI.fi rSCL£ immediately In wrltlnc to Daniel S. Elr, Krcihnum. j drcn and Michael Smith spent RED BANK Cleik of Holmilel Township. 1 of a bride and' lirldr tTinnni. pland- FOR OUR LOVELY JUNE GRADUATE Both Mr. and Mrs. Wovthloy nr." inix beneath wedding bells marked Sunday at. High Point and Dela- ISiKlledl ware Water Gap, Pa. JOHN !\ MAHONEV. natives of Ijons Brnnr.h. Mrs. wii h prUiea ninnlirr^. "."tfl." JOSEPH J'. MAHONKV. WorthJry In Iho former Emily Cil- LAWRENCE V. MAHONEY, A BRISK . . SHORT, SMART AND LOVELY. hooly. daughter (ft Mr. and Mrs- MI-F. Worlhlcy \v:-s :»KiTWtcc1 In MICHAEL L. MAHONEY. her ho?tC5R duties hy her Rrar.d- James Gllhoolv. and Mr. Worthies' NOTICE. is the son of Mr. anil Mrs. Robert clau?htrr. and by Mrs. Mrlvin At- 15 Take notice that Louis Acerra. trading" Featuring Our New "Tapered-Cut" and Our Worthlcy. Both attended Oarflcld kins of Oi'cnnnort; Mr - Florence as Lou's Bar and Crill, has applied to school in Long Branch and old Kmbly. J31oomflrld. and MIP. Lil- the Mayor anil Council of the Borough New Wireless Bonat Cream Chattle high school. lian Har;:5. Newark. Pc-'ides thrir of Red Hank for a Plenary Retail Con- 1 sumption license for premises situated Both are active In Masonic many houquels nf llnwrr?, Ihe at lfl'J .Shrewsbury avenue. Red Rank. Super-Soft Permanent circles. Mr. Worlhley is « member couple, receiveri many jiift.-. ilrcur- New Jersey. of Washington lodge. Free and Ac- atcd in KO\A in hcpplng witli the Objections, If any, should be made c immciliiUely in writing to Amy E. Shinn, cepted Masons of Eatontown. and a nniver. :irv symbol. HIT THE DEC Clerk ol the UnrotiKh at Rod Bnnk, ISiEllnl.) LOUIS ACERRA, Vogue Beauty Salon Miririletowit KOV.M.r, TO VISIT l'OKT Rrrrctary i»f tile Army Kenneth j NOTICE Thomas Conover of the Bahama Tli« Rotird of Edvic:\Vion of Shrews- MR. NUNZIE RAINERI, Mgr. C. Roynll will lip n. Port Mnnnumlh Islands is visiting his pnrcnla, Mr. bury township, nrc askinK for sealed visitor Friday, .lunr 1?. Ho will be AT BELMAR bids on Sj desk and chair unitl to be Member International Funim of Hair Iioign, N. Y. C. and Mrs. Gorlt H. Conover. escorted through the Army Signal ' used in the schooli of Shrewsbury town- Always At Your Service. Sunday punils of Christ Episco- Corp*-, research and development 1 ship, pal church Sunday-school, pnrtlcl- lubnrplorios and will observe r.tncl- | Specifications for the desk and chair patfd in the services nt the church, units may he obtained from the Pis- 16 WHITE STREET, RED BANK cut-: at work In the Signal Corps ' trlct Clerk at her home on Tinton ave- Takinp part were .Ton Anderson, training school. | Jersey Shore's Newest Sensation nue. Tinton Falls, N. J. Phone R. B. 6-0646. Open Every Day. Carolyn Cohlcns and Marcia and Bids mil!.! be in the handl of the Mary McManus. The entile Sunday- Several high-ranking Army ofli- ' llistrict Clerk by 8 P. M. on Tuesday. school sang hymns and the rector, ccrs are expected to accompany June 22, !048. »t which time they will Secretary Royall from Washington. be publicly opened nt the Tinton Falli William B. Spofford, Sr., delivered bchool. i seimon for tho Sunday-school. The Board reserves the fight to re- Ihe Sunday-cchool will „ remain Ooys cnn mnko poc!;ot mnnry by «cll- i ject nny or nil bid*. ir.K The Rrcistor.—A^lv.•^ti^^•[ln•llt. I NELLIE C. OSBORN, cljsed until Scptemher. District ClerV. Thi- Lmlies' Aid society of the GRAND OPENING Reformed church will hold an nll- NOTICE TO BIDDERS dav meeting Tuesday id the church. For the Construction of Sewage Treat- Sunday, Dr. and Mrs. Wylle G. ment Plant For The Boroufh of Pate attended a memorial service Ktnnsburx, New Jersey it the Pcddie school nt Hightstown. Sealed proposals will be received by FRIDAY. JUNE 4th. 1948 the Mayer and Borough C6unci! of the Th«*ir son, Robert Pate, who lost Noronqh of Keanshurg, Nrw Jersey, «t his life during the wur, was a Pcd- the Bornunh Hall. Church StreM, Kcan»- die student. burg, New Jersey, on the Unth day nf July, loin, nt S:00 P. M. (Eastern Egbert W. SwacUhamer liaa cifli- Standard Time) for the construction of pleted his course at the Dramatic a scwace treatment plant. Workshop of the New School of on UNEXCELLED Each proposal must he labeled "Pro- Soc'p.'. Research in New York city. posal for a Sewage Treatment Plant Construction." Lf»t week-end his house guests Each proposal must be accompanied weri' Robert Brown, wlio was grad- by n certified check mailo payable to uated with him from the school FUEL COSTS tho Horotmh of Keansburc for n sum IN equal to nt least 5% of the price bid. last week, and Miss Leila Goold, 0 A bond for 1 OOÎj of the contract price A Davidow of London both of New York city. This Winter will be required. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Swack- Pinna and specifications are on flip at hairei of Black.sburg", Va., spent the office of Pinnciinn and Klein. Bcl- Original in wonderful Reduce your coal bill by burn- STEAKS ford, 'New Jersey, and may be obtained the holiday week-end with Mrs. ing small she Anthracite (hard upon thu payment of S2.'i,f)[l. which Hum Forstmann gabardine Swai-khamcr'.s 'mother, Mrs. Field coal), and enjoy all the advan- will bet refunded uimn thtir nut™ wlth- Mount. Mr. Swackhamer will be m ten ilnya In utiod condition. Before tages of automatic heating — pinna and rperlltcatluna will be K|vin giaduated from Virginia Poly- healthful, even heat; real clean- ciut, pruhiicrtivii bidders will be lin ar- technic Institute Monday, June 1*, linen; freedom from constant CHOPS piiriliinre with the Revised Stalules nf and will receive his degree in build- tho State of New Jersey) required to an- furnace - tending, ash-shoveling swer in n satisfactory manner n ques- ing construction. This summer he ... by installing a modern tionnaire covering I heir rxncrirn", I'n ihe best British tradition of will work on a teaching fellowship niiuiimcnl available and financial itand- fine tailoring . , . this individ- it the institute from his master's SHORE DINNERS i n jr. def.iee in conatruction. The award will not bo made to a bid- ual, masterfully executed der who hns not nnd experience In th« Mrs. W. H. Rcgcr has returned line of work called for and the Bor- original by the talented honie from Rlvervlew hospital, CATSKILL ough Council reserves, the right to re- where she has been a patient lor ice*, any nnd all bills and the right to Davidow. Have yours in irlect the bid. the acceptance or which, the past month, will in Its judgment best secure proper featherweight summer gab- Mr and Mrs. "Robert Dobson arc •Automatic uml «mci

Merchandise club awards were march«r» waited two houra ai MM John A. Hayei, pcator of tfw Bad Fair Haven am baring mad* «• M*UCM atl» Andraw's ahurch. Aft»r the nervlc* and Barbara, and Mr. and OraiiK'-. who ha.b» the present a motion picture about tic Highlands; Robert Clausen of i llv. v/n« tnken il! S;'"irdny night. 'ic.v hospital will hold a closing ceremony was held at the honor boerd, will be tpastmastcr. TlciceU bornufih were Mr. and Mrs. John Chinn and will MTVP ten in LhinesR Holrr.del and Mn, Esther Cox and j .. ,, . „ •JUL-lieon meeting Monday In the Highlands roll on Bay avenue and Miller may be obtained from Mrs. Crcigh- Conr.ell, >fr. and Mrs. Charles Wa- costumes- Cathrrinn Ann Zappo of Bloomfleld. I .-"j" at"i ,M"•}-*]»r A™-« an* Cp-scopal church parish house on street, where addresses were given ton. terman and family. Mr. and Mrs Mr, nnd Mrs. .Inrnpn I^pis of .ler- Rt-bert Stanton of Oil City Pa. > ^hl-dr-- Scventy-flve persona attended the sinli avenue are parents of a son, tram Perry, commander of the meeting of the season last night in Roy Reynolds and Mr. and Mr*Mr. nnd Mrs. Emile Auflcri. ler Sunday. ! K' h»rt Kii.'i.i , mn of Jfu. Anna >pcii!ng dance of the Shrewsbury born Friday at Rivervicw hospital. American Legion post; William the school auditorium. Mrs. Porcy William Schultz, all of the Bronx Mi. nnd Mm. Raymond Laubmel- I EuFtan., HIS .-,.j-isly injured In Ri.-cr Yacht club, Saturday at the Memorial day services were cur- Lcs, president of the Lions club; Maxfeon. president, announced :hat anrt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magcc ster entertained Satui-'Uy evrnins a •••••:•:- -•"•n S . I.-.- morning on clubhouse. Prior to the dance tailed Sunday because of the rain. Lieut. Comdr.- Reginald C. Hardy all classes presently being con- of Brooklyn. AH visited' their sum- nt si: outdoor pirnlc. Tlirir gijr?ts "'< '' '• '- '" "'•'• -n. Hi in a many members entertained guests Wreaths were placed at the monu- and E. Alton Rodriguez, master of ducted, would be discontinued for milthdjiy rplehialion «'t Mr. nnd Mrs. :;^:. .Mi !'•' '"' r.n:>,u Pecan Buns 35c ASCO ar IDEAl T.How Clini 10— CHomD noved into their new home on Bat- Armours Ham ,,0I ton tin road. C0 NED Mr. and Mrs. William Myatt of Del Monte PeachesiEf 29c McCartcr avenue last week held a Armours Hash " ,:r[an birthday party for their son, Wil- Libby's Prunes '"""* ,^.. ..„ 27c liam, Jr., and a shower for his in- llliys Claridge Franks .T tended bride, Mtos June Lambcrt- Fruit Cocktail «... „ 39c aon of Matawan. Guests included JlOlf B & M Beef Stew Z? Mrs. Arthur Lambcrtson and Apple Sauce (rand c«nt w c daughters June, Norma and Caro- Tuna Fish Zr , „ line; Mrs. P. F1 Olscn, Mrs. Fred 70 43c Olscn, Mr. and Mre. Charles P. VEGETABLES Shinn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter and children, Dorothy, Marjorle IN. Acme and Virginia; Mrs. J. G. Carter, BO^t Asparagus Z\T""^ N co Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morgan, Mr. Graham Crackers ,n pl3 27c and Mrs. Frank Wheeling and chil- Beans £££ 2 w 7 CI dren, Betty Ann and Frank; Mrs. $w Nabisco Fig Newtons r 18c Arthur Krausch, Mr. and Mrs. Shel- p 9 don Michaels and son Steven, Mr. Libby's Peas HOlfORO Jumb* ,7... „ Sunshine Hydrox PX. 15c and Mrs. Raymond Morgan, Mr. tasty ... 95c SUN5HIN and Mrs. Lewis Longstrect and reas o,..n )».„. «n loc daughters Audrey and Betty; Mrs. Clover Leaves UP,9 15c Rose Byrnes, Mrs. Pauline Sick'*s, Spinach .„ 17c Richard Myatt and Misses Phyllis ». 55c »OIFO»0 C.Mtt, Rangeg r Joe Cereal .X. 14c and Ann Myatt. Whali Karnil „... Hfld h ff I/C H«nty-fl«v«r«d wheat p Mre. Jean F. Ward of 910 River road Tuesday was fined $2 In po- Ost Butter Kernel Corn ZT 19c WAXTEX M:EUS *. 69c SIAIIBI 7 lice court by Recorder William B. Mivar ootD 5EAl Mot 00 Blair, Jr., for improper parikng on Butter Beans T 18c WAX PAPER vili food, SpU., whh, Z3C River road. A s c ennis KIRKMAN Evap Milker ,129c and Mrs. Florence Throckmorton. lo 1MSCELLAKEOVS BORAX SOAP •mi Spaghetti Sauce ',r 15c DEi 1 k Tomato Sauce ™>™ 3',;"" 20c Spaghetti M'* *' i "r- i9c 3 «- » 25c ID£M Baked Beans o.x,r Stuffed Olives 30 , io, 25c 2'ST. 27c NEDICK'S FROSTED FOODS Van Camp Beans ORANGE JUICE MIVORl i-EATWES ASC0 2 Pork & Beans Bleachette Blue bVg 5c 01 Bologna Potato Chips £23c Kirkman Soap Flakes X 34c liverwurst c PtkM bltll. Dfp. ACME Asco Tea .... , , 28c Kirkman Gran Soap ^ 34c k Kirkman Cleanser 2 '*"• 13c < Frozen Foods Beverages "1 3':;;,.. 29c Planters Salted Kirkman Powder ,;;;;;, 24c Department Features Filmso""*" 25c om Soldi), the Runifonians would enjoy a topped the early comers, although Bill Snnnorn and Mastria, plus a the best "horse" in the string con- field day. The Bulldogs quiikly 1'n.jii am Itiin 4111 Hiicrincc by Alvin Grigss. Soldo had Thn Lodics' auxiliary of post 2170, Veterans of Foreign Wars of Middletown township, took part gathered in their twoiuns in the tinues to be Jockey "Junior" Bux- a banner day with Iho hickory, gcl- In a war memorial dedication and parade Mondny .it Leonardo, and also in memorial services at Bel- ton, who has been riding for his first inninp, lint from that point on tinz three for four. ford and .MkJdlctown village. From left to i-iRht r.rc Mrs. Mabel McGrath, musician; Mrs. Rose Rauch, Welch was the master. The Rum- The Francis place, school team father since his apprentice days. «(in the James A. Smith Mcmoiial In the second, Red Bank made n Kiiatd; Mi>H Juan Vivian, conductress; Mrs, Theietsa I^cek. past president; Mrs. Mary Benson, patriotic Young Buxton is fully recovered son tallies came via a wall;, two instructor; Mi.-. Kreidn Winltlcman, president; Mrs. Knilly J-.everinR, past department president; Mrs. enor* and Hinj;lr.s by BriMrr and trophy Saturday nt Keanshuig isnious threat to score. Walt from a recent appendix operation when the youth meet at tlmt place Stearns cpened witli a walk and Olgn Easlmond, chaplain; Mrs. Arabcllc Burkhardl, past department president, and Mrs. Christine and all set to swing Into action p Alan Cnnficld. Crosfininn. rulnr bearer. • Casey bats exploded at the prop- w;us held. HOI tc third on Soldo's first hit. opening afternoon. I Jerier Marine Company, Inc. 1 SI. Ann's school was second with Sol<;o promptly stole second. Mans- 24 Wharf Avenue, Red Bank er time in th* third inninp. With Mose Shapoff with ten, Nate Byer Red Bank 6-0311 two on bases Capt. Chnllie 1'iuiy 7fi point.-i, trailing the 126-polnt field. Brancher hurler, cased his Monmouth Park Notes .pounded out a triple. He was i|iiirk- Francis placers. West Keansbuig way out, however, when Steams Familiar Streuc ;convcrtcd into a run wlien Nappy v.-n.- third with 3t). Although the ».i.i ]iickcil off third. AftDr that, Stanley Gillespie and William £Luc!;i cracked out a two-run siimie. score tlocs not indicate a close con- Munslleld fanned lirigg.s and San- Trundle, assistants to Racing " nniry drove in his third run in test, Rt. Ann's tram was in the born in (piick order. Secretary John Turner, Jr., this • the lilih. Hr did it liy flyinj n-.it running until tho relay events Witkoski issued ten walks while week opened the racing office* at fin deep left firld wilh t!ir hnse.- when the victors moved out in striking out seven. He allowed hut Mor.mouth Park, synchronizing VENETIAN BUNDS • liiaded. fion*, by solid margins, three hits, Maiisilt'ld Issucil threi.- with the Aral arrival of thorough- 1; K11 HANK I ATIIUI.U' Trophic* "ill he presented Juhn wsill'.i-. .struck out live and allowed bred? at the Oceanport oval. They J All 11 Dean anil Jnnet Bicinbauer for in- OF THE BETTER QUALITY 1 l .six hits. will accept badge applications, pre- 1 dividual point honors. The. truck pare the. stakes nomination book :u toinmitlci- plans to meet after La- j Ii marked the second tinii* lônK Blanc]-, has beaten the lines th;.-i and fill other duties pending the We have the Better Featured Venetian •v. • ;1, bor day to ;nn-n,".r taking Ihc pnr- arrival of Turner prior to the June ticipantH to a college football game. !yca,. with WitUo.slti bring charged 21 inaugural. Blinds In Metal or Wood, Sure Grip Cord A li.'ii'cl-v.'orliinK rc-fir.-ihmcnts i-om- 'fur tbr lufs in lach instance. Lock, Smooth Working Tiltor with Patented ReLph "Babe" Rubensteln, mitiee dispensed free ice cieiim 1SKH HANK Cord Leveling Features. The limt enamel and ,-oda to the contestant*. All I: II K popular nnnouncer at New England 1 tracks, has been engaged to handle paint is used on our blindn. You pay (he 'I., if. i n II loud speaker- work at Monmouth name price fnr nur quality blind* an you do All . u II Park during the first three wecka W P.j.ti., I 1 for the cheaper grade blinds e'.»e»here. IiI Junior Legion of the Summer meeting. When Hi. .:•: .i-i. >• l * Min-.nn. i1.. Ruhenstcin departs for similar du- When you ars In the market for Venetian Blind*, don't make I li!-i-t'.-. 1 ties at Suffolk Downs July 10 his Ji>lni-iir. • b. :i n Team Set For Play place will be filled by Tommy Daly, jour purchaae until you have visited our store and seen our !:.:.jichi. II.. presently at Delaware Park. Local blinds. It will pay you. patrons will hear two of the best 'in Yisil llrlntiir l.UN MIIAN'CH anncuncers in the field In Ruben- stcin and Daly throughout the 42- In !d Annual To David N. IVio:irc all t'tries have been tabulated. dltorium when the final round o! first, l>om Soldo (RBi will cat'-h, More than "0 mcmbeis attended I ,. . _. r, TT .-, , . Mo.^t popular race on the program the school tournament ended. Fred Mnr/.ucca (RBI will play is the $10,000 Sapling Stakes for Special feature, which proved ex- shortstop. Charlie Bruno (RBI will 17 Hoi>c« Nuincd &S11 KM »: j B^Ji- ^î ^ two-year-olds, with all handicaps ceptionally popular with the crowd, piny third base, Boh Minton iR) B well patronized. was a dance routine by the Maffcis will play oiiUlold, Bill Bristcr iR) I'or Monnioiilli Slakes will play outfield, Charlie NaliRliton of Little Silver, a brother-sister .id wero given tu two society "moih- Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Monmouth Park's daily races are on the National Broadc.-istinf; com- (RBC) will play oitltlcld, Allen The white, red dots and scarlet 1 c! '; , ?.I:-s. Barbara 1-Ieyer, motnci W. Moore of Bedford. Iml., at a [to honor famous thoroughbreds of pany children's show. Stein (Ri win pilch and play out cap of Bcliilr Stud will go inlo 1 1 p:!i'ty last week at tho home of the Iocs: racing history, according to iieltl Dan v (R13C) nil! swift acliun al Monmoulii Park f II ! group president, Mrs. Hany Champions are Tom Labrccque. - ". Welcn Boskcy, and .îrs. Jacob Slrykei, bridc-cIccL th>; flrst condition book released by 68 pounds; Fred Crine. 120 pounds; ' liiti'h, Tom Franscon i RBC I will dur.î^ the comintj .12-day sunitnor Racing Secretary John Turner, Jr. season, June 21 to August. 7, accord- nioil.rr of a society member, Mrs. ', Mike Arnone. 90 pounds; RichardJ'ilch, Tom Romard c Mrs. Carlcton Rutlcdgc, Jr., Mr. for the rights and dignity of each • WtTEttttNS nBnWK in this sealdinc tor- HK}-CS. n-2. (i-Ii; Nelson defeated Brown, secretary and chairman enth • and eighth grades—Charles individual. This is an important rent. High-pressnre cleaning force washes th bhi it left out in the cold by the deadline Mytrs, first; Joan Bonham, second; and Mrs. J. F. Starkcy and Mr. Cairoll, 0-U. S-2; Oshorn and Wolf ] the mcnibershipp committee, and period. and Mrs. O. H. Massy. phase in our light to protect Amer- all tableware hygienieslly clean! Wellinston Wilkins. Jr., licet enp- liacing Secretary' John Marine Insclbcrg, third; Sandra de-i.nicd H^ynca and Clark, 0-1, Turner, Jr., will be at Delaware ica from Communism, Fascism and • (MMB MKS, SIMflHHK. all tableware for (i-0. niid N'olson and VanKeurcn uo- i tain. Thn group is reorganizing r.f- Smith, honorable mention; eighth totalitarian ideologies, which are ' tor a winter lay-off and expects to Park, General Manager Edward J. grade, Jimmy Taylor; seventh family of n'x in stationary rack'. Nothing fcaltd Clancy and Herman, G-0, 5-7, Brcnnan is at Belmont Park and Install Airs. Jahnes a negation of individual and hu- movis but the water! 0-2. take an active part in the county prade—James Harvey, first; Sue man rights." Treasurer Philip H. Isclin will tour Botkin, second; Betty Moore, third; j yachting and boutin;; schedule. stables nt Garden State Park. In KuniBon P.T.A. KIT KK M TN IS MMMl- can't hurt the Captain Muke« Ace; sixth grade—Harral Redden, flrst; most delicate dinnerwarel BKi NOSK TCTKKTURX Bruce Run, second; Dennis Kelly, Rumson's Parent-Teacher asso- Ann Louise Perley Ed CoiiMay Wins Prize Tho old credo that "great oaks Uxley Case Goes third: Victor Satt«r, honorable ciation Tuesday night installed Mrs. ' MIMS •Em TNCI MMMTBI No unsanitary A hole-in-one was registered Sat- from little acorns grow" is exeni- mention. Haul Jahnes, president; Mrs. Ed- Is Party Hostess : toweli—Dishamatic mechanically drlei plilied by the success of the Sham-, Tu The Grand Jury ward Hofmann, vice president; Ann Louise Perley, daughter of everything — vaporites moisture, fan* it urday afternoon at Fort Monmouth awayl Country club in Eatontown, when rucl: Sta bio's Big Nose in, the re- Barrett Oxloy, 45, of Jolino ave- MEET Mrs. &ol Shapiro, second vice presi- Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Perley of Capt. Richard K. DeSantc plunked cent New Jersey Stallion stakes a! nue, Long Branch, waa held in Tho Monmouth County Hairdress- dent; Mrs. Ralph Walter, secre- Winfield drjve, Little Silver, was • M Wit Tl OEM-W-Dishamatie cleana itself, nine-iron shot Into the 130-yard Ganicn State. A year ago, tJig $1,000 ball for the grand jury last ers' association met Tuesday at tary, and Mrs, Lawrence Harring- five years old Saturday. The occa- then ihuti off. No drain-screens to remove >:cvcnth hole. No:-,', a shining chestnut aon of week by Recorder Julius J, Golden tho Berkeley Cartorct hotel, As- ton, treasurer. Mrs. Louis West, sion was marked with a May par- and clean! In other activity at that course Valdina Orphan — Highdlne, was of that city on a charge of assault- vice president of the county county, and guests were dressed to re- ing a basketball official in a game bury Park, with Joseph Prcsti of present apripg flowers. • NMMtflUmjIS NM! To ret the most out ef Ed Conway took Memorial day named "best or the show" at Mon- Red Bank, president, in charge. cil of P.T.A., .was installing officer. honors by capturing the Kickers' mouth Park's annual showing of nt Long Branch last February. Mrs. Jahnes appointed standing life, and the most out of a dishwasher — see Marcus Tushnct, president of tho Joanna Juliano dressed as a pink the beauties of a DISHAMATIC today! tournament conducted by Pro An- Mow Jersey yearlings. He made Oxley is charged with striking State Hairdressers' association; committees and gave a summation rose, won the price for the pret- gclo Potraglla. Mr. Conway's 08-20 good in convincing fashion in tnc Alfred G. Brown of Englcwood, Edward Gny, president of the Mid- of her past term. Outstanding tiest costume; Lanie Ruth, as a - -71 did the trick. Stit!jlon .Stakes, proof that all that vice principal of Bogota high dlesex county group; Jerry Zan- among the items was a $500 gift to red tulip, the most original, and Rlllid'h is sometimes gold. Big school, while the latter was offi- nclli, president of Somerset county tho student loan fund. Tho P.T.A. Carcl Worden. a canary bird, the DOG WINS AGAIN N'O.M' will return to. Monmuuth ciating at a game between Long group, and Mr. Prcsti gave reports also will donate $50 to the summer funniest. Phyllis Bursley won a Champion Laund Liberation, Bell- Pail:, the scene of his initial tri- Branch and Morrlstown schools, of recent developments of tho pro- playground project as well as giv- bubble blowing contest, and Joanne haven coll.'c, owned by Mrs. Flor- timin, when hu faces starter l'ill Hrown testified ho was struck un posed amendments which were in- ing awards to tho graduation class. Julian was first in the May pole ence B. lleh of Locust avenue, won iScliRincrhorn in the July H i-tin. the jaw after a foul had boon troduced In the .state legislature by Tho meeting was featured by a game, and Joseph O'Brien, last. best In show in nil breeds at the nln',' iftf the New Jersey "futurity, called cm the defendant's son, Jo- Assemblyman Hugh U Mohorter. covered dish supper and exhibits Others attending were Vernon Butler, Pa., dog show Monday. This his main objective of tho June lil- seph OKlcy, * by Iho mnnunl training department, JERSEY CENTRAL Arrangements arc now in progress Julinno, Bobbie Rush, "Chuck" is Lfund Liberation's 41th best of Aujyust 7 senson, to discuss new benuty law bills and the domestic science and art Jullar, Michael and Kevin O'Brien, breed prize, his ICth best of br..erl Avenger, Coxauuin with nil tho state assemblymen. classes. Mrs. Robert Bursley, M/«. Harry in working group and his third MAT/WVAN A IHCTATOH C. 1". Worden, Mm. Joseph Juliano. beet in show. The next county meeting will bo M.iliiu'iin high school, the hip Winners Wodnosdny, June 30, at the Bcrkc- Copt. A. G. Shepnrd Mm. Martin Rush, Mrs. Charles Julian and Mrs, Mary Mori. factor In determining whether Hod Charlie Allaire's Avenger wonlhe ley-Ciuterct hotel. APPLIANCE CO. COU.VI'V UOG WINK Bank or Leonardo would be tlu> first leg on thn Benjamin L. At To A.Ulr.ss M.B.C. (.'luiiupiun Deep Haven fled Seal Slitni Conference champlonsnlp water Memorial trophy In a Lightn- AlllMNK AUKNT DANCE DATE CHANCill of Mril'lu farms. West Luna t?njn l-.ept locul baseball fans In a ing nice Monday afternoon oyui dipt. Andrew G, Shcpard, U.3.N., The Rumson Woman's club wll, BruH-h, Saturday In Orangcbing, stafu of wonderment rlffM down The Ella Wiltshire Travel agency commanding ofllccr of Naval Am- hold a semi-formal dance Friday the Monmouth Boat club com-su of Broad street has received its ap- munition depot at Earle, will bo 76 Monmouth St. Red Bank ^V 'i'., was named the bc.st-in-tihuw to I Iu wlie, A 7 to 3 victory .ncr John Bull's Bull Flop; was usconil night, June 18, af Crystal Brook nt Ihu annual dockland County Kru'liold Tli tired ii y. at the, county pointment from Colonial alrlinoa the speaker nt the June meeting Inn, Eatontown, Tho dance was and Herbert Co::'s Coxswain third. for Bermuda trips, Mrs, Robert \V. nc.\:. Monday night of the Mon. 701 Main St,, Asbury Park 70J Arnold Ave,, I't. I'leasant Kennel <.-lu!i exhibition. The clmm- tea. kept liiist year's chomplons in I C'oxjwitln won the first IJghtnl originally planned for Saturday pltjii H-II.I handled by Johnny Mui- Hughes, a yfaduato of Curnoll uni- mnuth Bout*club. June 19, Mrs, Emil Jakubccy Hi.! pouillon of dictator. II nteo I point race of Ihc Kcn.»im Saturday versity and former nlrllno stoward- 41 Kaat MHIII St., freehold 84 Washington St., Toms River (pliy The victory CHIIIC over 0o7 •llniiiilKhcd niiy hupes thn Colonials iiitci-nuon, Avenger second and Uuil With tho summer ncllvitles MOW chairman, reports that Pclo Gal- Voinpttllurj, in Is lit have been entertaining, ca.i, |.i now a:iauclated with the under way a largo attendance, of alro's orchestra will furnish the II Memorial railway, Long Branch third. Wiltshire agency. clu'u members Is expected. m J3lc, BED BA5TC REGISTER, JTJ5JE 3, 1048 Yaee Nina j under the directiun ot the Mount last night at llii Navr.-;nk avenue, FAKKA<;I;T Personals Obituaries memorial home. Reade Pool To Open June 25 Highlands, where she lived with her V\I!!.:III> I.iTiil,. y Kd••. . daughter, Mrs. Rene Krignola. Born Manic giad^.r.e.i Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ware of MBS. EVA HAMMOND MRS. LUCY GARKETr Tii'-d.-iy f.oni A; in Ireland, Mrs. Burdce had lived mirai Farragut a. .-niil. "We red fl.ir«;>i;'l in ... Walter Reade's Monte Carlo Beach club, pou\ and stadium at ami Edward Hammond of Rumson; band, she leaves a yuunj; :'cm. I-V.trn i)f Throckmorton avenue are the par- two brothers, William Morrell of ents of a son born Saturday at Asbury Parli will open for the 1948 season Friday, June 28. The i in Tampa, Fla.. Mr.i. K^thenbcrg main pool is in the center, with the wading and diving pool at the Rumton and Peter Monell of Ja- J tr-'ilizitij; t II.IL t )!»• sin ci'.-:.s of t his I Cu.f«. \\V . ,JI...... ••• i • Monmouth Memorial hospital. j was the dsuighlrr of .Morris and 1 (;< !| : - extreme left. Cocktail lounge, refreshment stand and television maica, IJ. I.; ten grandchildren .ni'l >;iIn ii'ny niran a c.nrrr in iiiir.'iiii : ! •'• " '•"'" - " ^' Thomas Jones of Maple avenue ; Leah Singer Cracowaner. Services for Huinc ilivsrrvini; ^.1 iirirnt. -A ill ' "' v* M"'s< ll)l:i11 "•• "•'•' lounge are housed in the building at the left rear. The two-story ten great-grandchildren. l.^r of 1 !!•• ell..,;- i,t S' I h. Will receive a bachelor of science win be hold tomorrow in Memorial find ninny things m I heir homos n building at the right, running the complete length of the pool, con- /i.in. IMi« III- t: M .. M degree at Seton Hall college Satur- chapel, New York city. The ficdle Hint no longer nfo niT(I?d," tains cabanas and bathhouses, with the sun deck and stadium on The funeral will be hold Satur- funernl home is in charge of ar- N.; Mr. Wiinlr-i, day when the annual commence- day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the In ea«es where, it is inconvenient ulia lujii,. .! 1 ., . top. rangement .«. \ 1 • h , r M ment exercises will be held in the laic residence, with Rev. Furman for contribulors to hnnir the nr- college prymnasium-audltorlum. A. DcMarls, pastor of Hie Little tiflns to auxiliary hall. :> Hk'k-tiu Dr. TV. VanBogert Kobcrton, » chapel. A strawberry 'festival is Silver Methodist church, omeinting. Jim*. ANNiK c. mmtir.K I Cold Star Mothcri l -er\icr may be niunited hy calling member of the faculty of the Col- being sponsored June 15 by the Burial will be in Holmdel cemetery, Mrs. Annie C. Hurdle, '>2, died MIM. HMRUC at ItuiiiHon 1 OSW. lege of Medicine of the University Young Couples' club. It will be I1 4A"t Lcouardo Service of Vermont, has been accepted as held at 6:30 p. m. on the chape! a full member of Sigma XI fra-lawn. As two Gold Star mothers, Mrs ternity, an hororary society. Dr Morris Josephs and Mrs. Fred Robertson is a son of Mrs. Wii REt'OKMED Lauer, mothers of the late Arthur Vicminla Dobbins of Riverside, and Colt's Neck attended Red Bank schoola. Josephs and Frederick Laucr, un- Morning service Sunday will be veiled the new Leonardo war me- Mr. and Mre. William Alvlno of at 11 o'clock, with Rev. Leonard 1-.0C ist avenue are parents of a Siblcy, Jr., bringing the message. morial Monday, 500 persons were famous Brandt daughter," born Friday at MOD Sunday-school will meet at 9:45.on hand to pay tribute to the men moi;t!i Memorial hospital. Children of nursery ago will be who gave their lives In World war Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rink of cared for at the parsonage during II. A telegram was received from Hudson avenue had as their week- services. , end guests, Mr. and Mrs. William The sewing club will hold a the widow and daughter of the late Covert and Mr. and Mrs. Jack baked goods sale Saturday nt 10 a. Arnold Lisk from Burlington, la. Lewis and daughters Joanne and m. at Tom McGuirc'a market at Lieut. Col. Royal Copcland of Lorraine of Philadelphia,'and Mr Vanderburg. Mrs. C. S. Conover Fort Monmouth, Capt. A. G. Shep- and Mrs. Adolph Jost, Lansdown and Mrs, R. D. Heulltt nr^ co-chair- nrd of Enrle Naval deport, Town- Pa. men. The se'.ving club will meet ship Clerk Howard W. Roberts ind Trevonlan Bennett of Shrews next Thursday at the home of Mrs. Theodore J. Labrccque of Red Viury avenue, who is confined to W. C. Heulitt, with Mrs. William Bank spoke. Rev. James O'Connor his home by Illness, is improving. Thompson, Sr., as hostess. of St. Agnes Catholic church, At- A strawberry festival will lie held lantic Highlands, and Rev. Charles Thursday, June 10, on tho church P. Johnson of All Saints church, Church Newt lawn by the Sunday-school. A ma-Locust, conducted the spiritual services. Miss Marilyn Stark was solo- rRESBYTERIAN gic act will be one of the attractions Harold Lavls is chairman. ist. Red Bank Members of the local veterans' ALL GOLD Fev. John A. Hayes will officiate Grover Cleveland never came organizations and Scouting groups at the quarterly Communion ser back to the "little White House" in took part. The American Legion vice Sunday at 11 a. m. New mem Caldwcll, N. J., where he was bnrn. band of Atlantic Highlands played. bers will be received. The music to be rendered by the church quar- MAXWELL HOUSE tet will be as follows: "Author ol Life Divine", Rickett, opening sckction; "Under His Wings", gos- FANCY FLORIDA pel hymn, baritone solo by Allan FLAGSTAFF R. Woolley; "Love's Offering", Neuin, offertory quartet selection. WAX BEANS CELERY The Memorial -lunday calenda of the church wao dedicated Sun- day in memory of Samuel Titus SAVARIN Havvcy, Jr. Hs was born January FANCY NEW 2, 1125, and gave his life in the »er vicn of his country in Germany February 20, 1945. Mrs. Samuel T. OLD DUTCH CABBAGE Haivey presented an altar cross in CARROTS memory of their son. Flowers were placed on tht com munion table Sunday by the mem- MARTINSON bers of the Young Men's Bible clasi Don t take chances wilb in memory of their Gold Star mem formats... our cleaning bers. Flowers were placed on Ui* pulpit pedestal! by Mrs. Randal gets out the dirt—all of NEW POTATOES 5 34 B. Dodge In memory ot her hus- •I... removes even the PRINCE'S FINEST HAWAIIAN band. toughest spots... restores The Senior Christian Endeavo all tbe beauty of color society met Sunday afternoon with Large Juicy Florida SUNKIST George Norton in charge. Elder and texture to even the PINEAPPLE JUICE Ralph Norton spoke on his experi- most delicate fab- DOZ ences as a United States probation rics Kith careful ORANGES LEMONS officer. Plans for the annual elec- pressing am) hand NO. NO. 5 25' tion of officers and program sur- r 2 vey were discussed. tinUhin!!. CAN CAN The annual strawberry festival 38 FRESH JERSEY Large Bunches Jersey will be held on the church lawn 16 next Tuesday night from 7 to 9 o'clock. In the event ot inclemen'. SPINACH wetther, the affair will be held in PRIDE OF THE FARM, PURE JELLY 215 the social hall. PRESBYTERIAN Eatontown CLEANERS APPLE, GRAPE HARD RIPE FULL POD CALIF. "A Definition of a Christian" will 31 W. Front Street BOX be the sermon theme of John A. BED BANK or QUINCE TOMATOES PEAS Westin at the 10:45 o'clock Sunday 22* morning service. Sunday school merle at 9:30 o'clock. Regular A children's day program will b« C (—DAIRY FOODS—\ Riven Sunday at 3 p. m. by the Price 25 Sunday-school pupils. The sacra- 3 "49 H. C. CRISTIANS ment of infant baptism will be .id- inlnistcred by Robert S. Graham CHOiCPmtATS of Long Branch. The Sunday Nlghters meet *t 6:3.1 o'clock and the evening church OONTADINA BUTTER FANCY SLICED service is at 7:30 o'clock, when the pastor will speak on the text, "Who Ib. Shah Ascend Into the Hill ot the TOMATO PASTE lib. BACON Lord?" NOW/ roll The young- married couples art invited to an evening of entertain- 87 ment and fellowship Monday at the FANCY COTTAGE minister's home. BEEF STEW 39 Ib. Tho prayer circle meets Tuesday HAMS at 7:30 p. m. and the Bible class 85' at 8 o'clock in the manse. CHEE ZEE Tli« Gleaners will hold their an- Your Choiea nuil luncheon next Wednesday. BEEF GOULASH 43 Transportation will be provided. CHEESE A corporation meeting ot th« BOLOGNA coqgri'gation will be held Friday, HEINZ FRESH - LQE. JAR Junu 11, at 8 p. m. In the church. FRANKS I-HESBYTERIAN CUCUMBER PICKLES PRESSED HAM Atlantic Highlands KRAFT ASST. LIVERWURST Rev. Starr Hanford Lloyd, who ICY POINT, FANCY, ALASKA has had charge ot the Presbyterian MEAT LOAF church in Cressen, Pa., will preach SALMON SOCKEYE CAN JAR CHEESE Sunday morning and evening as a 27 candidate tor the pastorate, Holy SMOKED SALAMI Communion will be observed at the Tot a cookie-loving f«mily^TiieyTl love the 11 o'clock service and the'evening home-quality goodness and delicious flavor of cookies message will be on the topic, "A Vision, a Voice and a Volunteer." made with FLAKIES. And what a lot of time aad work Sunday-school meets at 10 a. m, 'you'll save. Easy does it. Here are all the dry ingre- A program Is being prepared for DUZ OXYDOL IVORY SNOW IVORY FLAKES SPIC & SPAN Children's day June 13. Idients ready-blended. You just add an egg and any de. Tho weekly prayer mooting tor (tired flavoring. Make cookies easUy-with FLAKIES. PKG. PKG. PKG. Bible study will be held Wednes- PKG. PKG. 34 34 day at 7:45 p. m. and the trustees 34 34 will meet next Thursday evening. Slides showing missionary work being done in Latin America and a social time with refreshments will YOUR FRIENDLY PERSONAL STORE feature a toa next Tuesday night of the Women's Missionary society. OPEN OLD BRICK REFORMED • Marlboro Rev. E. Bert Bonte will give the FRIDAY Communion meditation Sunday at 10M5 aj m, Tho youth fellowship A MtW MtMBIK ml will meet at 7:30 p. m. Nursory children will be oared for by the TILL Ifoung Couples' club during the Pt CfUtt3tf.it; ItAKOHtf church service. Com Muffin Mii: '(Junto Blicult Tho girls' chorus rehearsal will «nd Shortcake Mix; •Cop«f» Cup> bo 7:30 Wednesday night, and the Cake Mi.. 9 P.M. Boy noout troop will moot ut 8 p. in, 1 Tuesday, Tho circle wltl moot to- flAKO PRODUCTS COIPOIATIOM (jt ' Ton BANK REGISTER. JUNE 3, 1948 trie tmoc* with the vires six and I and sugar together. Add milk, egg 12 inches from the ground. Menus yolk slightly beaten and shorten- Time To Dust ing. Fold in slitlly beaten egg 8Uo Iniprction May Save Troul>:<'. HAKi'i) roT.vroi;s WITH white. Heal wattle iron and sprinkle Early Sweet Corn This spring, as .= i!os arc being «.iji;j:sj-; S/V.CK with water and when iron stops emptied, is a good time to make a I Recipe Serves Four) steaming put in half the mixture. careful inspection of each silo to i halted potatoes Cook until walNc stops steaming Farmers Wage War nee if it is in condition for next Cherse saue-c nnd is crisp and brown. Kcmove To Control Borrre year'« service How! ejf chapped piren onions and cook remaining mixture. Wood silo staves dry and shrink, I're'pnre1 rhr-cs.u snucc by adding ScaUcipi-il Ham anil I'otalor* Monmouth's aweet corn growers and unices the silo is well guyed, i a ru;> of jrr.iied chrejso and one lea- are ready for war against Euro- tlie loosened staves may shift, al- spoon ol eiry mustard to one cup (Recipe Serves Four) pean corn borers on early sweet lowing the .structure to lean or j of rrrrijn .'autr. Servo the baked 1 pound slice smoked ham corn. Many growers have lifen twist, explains W. C. Krurgcr, rx- potatoes on a hot platter, aceom- 4 potatoes (white or sweet) tension farm engineer at Rutgers ! Suit adapting new dustinp equipment ; p.'injrrl by a b^nvl ejf cheese sMK-e and making their own equipment university. Tightening hoops is n and a bur.] of chopped grr.en Freshly ground pepper •which will do the work of apply- safeguard, hut also is quite a chore. onion;-. 1A1'. oath uni.- pour the Milk ing dujt to sweet corn. Sometimes hoops have to be loos- cheeye .-'."ur:1 over tlie potato and Butter or margarine ilateriuls to control the borer on ened slightly to permit staves to Hp;in';l: tin; chopped union* uvcr Cut barn into two or three inch the first planting of sweet corn swell when the ilto it filled again. the to;i. pieces. Paic potatoes and slice Otherwise, the staves will buckle thin. Arrange in a greased baking Long Branch's Most Modern must be applied the latter pan ot May to the first of June, or when in. W AFKI.ER dish, first a layer of the potatoes, «arly planted corn is 12 to 14 inches Concrete stave silo* in which, '2 cup Hour seasoned with salt and pepper (if high. Four applications at five- high acid silage is kept may show- 1 it!:....;jiKi.i baking powder sweet potatoes are used, add a day intervals nro recommended surface pitting and joint erosion. ; '.t tn.'i.-prion salt sprinkling qC sugar or molasses) The dustinp material is applied so .Many treatments have been tested j 1 teaspoon sugar then a layer of ham. Dot each and Most Beautiful Store it will settle in the crotches of the to find out which is best to protect 'rj cup milU layer with butter or margarine un- leaves and in the growing point or concrete staves. Raw linseed oil | 1 cRg yolk til all ingredients are used. Add "whirl"' of the stem where the has given rather good results over ; 1 tablespoon shortening milk, sufficient to rise almost, but newly hatched larvae or worms an exposure of two or three years. • t em,' white not ejuite to top. Cover and bake m:ty enter the stalk. Acid-resistant varnishes also have i 1 tnaspoon water in .1 quick oven (375 degrees) for Several materials arc recom- been proved effective, but asphalt Sift (lour, baking powder, salt one hour. Uncover and brown top. A' mended as dusts, but a new one types of coalings have henn rather which i* popular amonj; growers disappointing. Some, of the newer products are still being tested and is r.yania dust, says County Agent ; M. A. t'lark. It is recommended ennnot he evaluated. OUR DEMOCRACY -by Mat opccially lor coin borer control. : Corn Mimt. a common disease of Fa von* Clean Litter Disrate\ ^ ' " • rally sweet corn, is controlled bet- Ccinlml. ter with Byania than with any Poultrymcii who drpend upon SEASONAL CROPS olrer material. ' sulfa drugs to cure outbreaks of Under average conditions, about I Intcstinnl coccidiosis are likely to THE TRUCK FARMER TRIE* TO SCHEDULE 3J pounds of the dust io the acre be disappointed in results, accord- HIS PLANTINGS SO THAT.4S ONE CROP are needed for each application. If ing to Leslie M. Black, extension there are many borers, more dust poultryman at the College of Agri- IS HARVESTED AN& SOLD, ANOTHER IS f i[l///'/> Miould be applied so as to cover culture, Rutgers university. ALMOST READY FOR MARKET. ^î;-'.?-'^'''// thoroughly the pails of the plant Black explains that although which are most likely to be at- sulfa preparations have been used tacked. Four application at five- effectively in treating cccal coc- day intervals, are recommended. cidiosis, they arc not too satisfac- Further ilctnits on the control ot tory for controlling Intestinal coc- this insect may be found in cir- cidiosis. Cleaning the brooder cular No. 4SG. available from the house litter is by far the best way county agricultural agents or by of handling an outbreak of intes- writing to Bulletin Clerk, N. J. tinal coccidiosis, according to Agricultural Experiment Station, Blnck. New Brunswick, After a poultryman is sure his birds have the disease, he should Firm Soil Over Newly I'lantrd take out the floor litter at once, Send. and replace with a light coating or If the soil Is fairly dry at the litter, lie suggests. In some, cases time of sowing the seed of beets, a small amount of dry sand is carrots, c:ihhnc.t, spinach, radish, used, as this in combination with IN THIS IVAV, HC PLANS TO HAVE CASH COMING IH lettuce, and such, it should be litter helps to prevent droppings from sticking to the floor. AT REGULAR INTERVALS TO TAKE CAKE OF mechanically firmed directly over 1 the row, advises County Agent ! This light coating of litter should CURRENT FARMING EXPENSES, AS V.'E:. -AS Clark. be removed and replaced every day FUTURE I ."."> TCSSI3LE EMER-GIT" ". This mechanical firming: of the for five to seven days, depending 1 on how srrious the outbreak is. A «oil,will start the soil moisture in 1 the subsoil to move toward the sprinkling of hydra ted lime also j helps Io ahsoibc. moisture. surface through capillary action, 1 and wil] brlp in the germination ! When the bird. ! seem to be gct- of the seed and the development ' ting better, a heavier coating of of young and tender roots. This litter can be put down or they can firming of the Roll is especially im- he taken to range shelters. Usually portant when the crops are planted • though it's easier to deal with the out of irrigation and where there disease in the brooder house, where Is a. possibility of the soil remain- conditions can be controlled. Ing; dry for a week or two after seed sowing. Even under irrigation, firming of the soil is import- Know Your Government ant. I Gray Mold on Lettuce. LEGISLATION—BAD AND GOOD 1 Gray mold rot on lettuce can af- N*.\v Jersey * mun'cipcl taxpay- CAREFUL PLANNIN6 IS AS NECESSARY TO HAPPY fect the plants at any stage of de- ers are breathing a shade easier of LIVING AS IT IS TO SUCCESSFUL FARMING... BV late. velopment—In the plant bed. field, PLANNING OURSTZNPINC, BY SETTING SOME MONEY or during shipment to market. State Senator Hannold, of Glo'i- When young plants or seedlings cesrer County, hns introduced a Mil ASIDE REGULARLY IN GOVERNMENT BONDS,SAVINGS •re attacked, gray mold looks like that can save taxpayers of one A:JP LIFE INSURANCE, WE PROVIDE FOR TODAY'S NEEDS group of towns millions of dollars common "damping off." The first ANP BUILD A HAPPIER, MORE SECURE TOMORROW. sign of this disease is a slight wilt- for years to come. In addition, the Inspection Thursday Evening Open For Busmm; Friday Morning ing of the plant. When the plant Senator has put the brakes on an- finally wilts entirely and It is other bill of his which would have pulled up for examination, the top Incrrnced the amount a local KOV- iasily separates from the root and crninc body could upend without The "New" Walters is ready! . . . culminating ten years of hoppy relationship with our many, n soft decayed dark area at the advertising and open bidding from Tie Up Tomatoes for many good friends and customers of Long Branch. A new Walters in its entirety . . . twice the base of the Etem can be seen. leas than <1000 to lcse than $2001). County Agent Clark reports sev- Taxpayers of the State opposed size of our former store . . . modern to the last degree . . . COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED eral cases of this disease in Mon- this measure on the grounds that Yield in Small Garden mouth county. the till would open the way for in- FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT. It has been designed especially to delight you ... from its creased wasteful spending In Jer- Decay spreads rapidly so that It sey's municipalities. The bill went rich tenrazzo floor, to the soft pastel blue, rose, gray and pink of its color scheme ... to its rest- soon includes the lower leaf stems, to second reading March 31, but has ful tinted cold cathode indirect lighting. thus causing the plant to wither. not been moved for a vote since Plants are likely to get this dis- that time, evidence enough that ease when there is much cloudy ScynAor Hannold has removed bis weather, when humidity is fairly support of this bad legislation. We hope, and believe, that you will find ths new Walters a shop that is all one could wish in high and temperatures me low. The Now Senator Hannold has intro- chrni, fashion-wisdom and helpfulness. For, it was your patronage . . . and our confidence in fungus causing the disease will duced a really good bill. One strict- grow at temperatures between 35 ly in the interest of the taxpayer th» future of Long Branch . . . that mads it possible. We'll bs waiting to gre=-t you . . . come in Ind 80 degrees, hut it grows best which would, in effect, require ru- between 68 and 75 decrees. The sort municipalities bordering on the ond enjoy the lovely things your faith in us has. helpsd to build. grower cannot do anything to re- Atlantic Ocean to publicly adver- duce Infection in the field. Good tise municipal-owned places to be plant bed management and prac- rented and those places be tices should be followed rented to the highest bidder. This A Handsome Souvenir. To Each Customer is R good bill. It would rive, for in- Time Hay Tutting Io Get Top stance, tremendous relief to tax- Grade. payers of Asbury Park, where those Although the weather has a lot taxpayers feel that secret bidding io do with making the high quality has resulted In a drain on their hay that Monmouth county dairy- pockctbooks of hundreds of thous- 9 Beautiful New Departments men need, there nre other factors ands of dollars every year. which reed attention if good hay The New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- Heady To Serve You is to be made. ciation says: "Ix>cal taxpayers must The IS'ew Wallers Will Be Om R' thco Is to cut. it at tiist be alert continually to legislation !he rlpht stage of growth, explains introduced in Trenton, inasmuch as M. A. ClnrU. j>£'.-icuH\iral agent. If one bill can unmercifully send • Ntw CORSET Dept. hay is not cut on time, it will not taxes,, sky-rocketing, and another OPEN FOR INSPECTION be top quality, no matter how good ca'i save the taxpayers millions of the other hay making practices dollars". • Ntw CURTAIN D«pt. may be. Jersey's local taxpayers can be For instance, the first cutting of grateful for Senator Hannoid's Thursday Evening, June 3rd alfalfa should bo msde at one- present legislative approach. • New LINGERIE Dept. tenth to one-quarter bloom. Red 7 to 9 P.M. clover or mixed red clover and Broiler Meal • Ntw BEACHWEAR Dept. timothy should he cut when the 1 pound ground flank steak clover is about three-quarters Tomatoes on the Fence Vie With Muigoldi In Beaury. bloom. Hay cut according to these Vi cup oatmeal • New HOSIERY Dept. You Are Cordially Invited To Attend 1 ',:• teaspoons salt Favorite vegetable with Freedom schedules will be best quality and \'i teaspoon freshly ground black grow, secondary branches will de- will be near top yield. g:\rdcners is tho tomato, A survey velop from it, and soon all effort to .pepper made by tlio U. S, Department of • New UNIFORM Dept. Later cutting pushes duality M cup grated onion keep tho plant within bounds will down, although the total vield moy agriculture proved that nine out of have to bo abandoned. A few days' Mayor J. William Jones •?i cup milk ten amateurs grow it. increase slightly. On the nthei 6 cooked carrots neglect of pruning may spoil the • New PIECE GOODS Dept. hand, earlier cutting will yield ex- 1 pound cooked peas When plants are allowed to sprawl plants. Will Officially Open Our A'ctu Store cellent quality hay, but yields will Combine flank steak, oatmeal, on '.lie Kround they occupy too much To grow a two-stem plant, select be low. salt, pepper, onion and milk. Sbupu space for many small gardens; but one branch coming from the main • New UPHOLSTERY Dept. at 10 A. M. Friday, June t Clark says It Is hardly possible into patties and place on broiler when grown to u single stem, tied stem 10 inches above the surface, and to cut an entire hay acreage when rack. Place cooked carrots in one to a slake or similar support, the max- allow that tu grow. Buth main stem •CUSTOM SLIP COVERS the, stage of growth is just right, end of broiler pan. Arrange imum crop can be harvested for the and branch will have to be pruned and so he recommends starting to drained, cooked peas in other end. space occuppicd. regularly. Singlo stem plants can be cut on the early side, go when the Season with salt and pepper. Place Single stem plants can !>o spaced supported by a heavy cord stretched job is finished, most of the hav wl broillcr rack over vegetables and a foot apart, and double stem plants from a suitable tall support, and an- have been cut at just about the set pan in broiler three inches from 21 inches npart, while plants that lie diorcd to the ground near the plant. right time. flame. Broil pattiea on one side on the ground require four feet each Tho stem as it grows can be twisted 10-16 minutes, turn and brown on way.*- about the cord. Can Cut Fnv Lou* on Poultry second side. The vegetables will Two-stem plants may be tied with RRanicr, heat while the patties arc cooking. This applies to varieties of normal vino growth, which are the only kind soft twine, strips of cloth, raffia or Losses caused by foxes to poul- special ties made of wire imbedded Iry on ranges can be cut down, ac- WALNUT KEFRIGERATOK that should bo staked and pruned. COOKIES So-called determinate varieties, of in paper strips. Use a loose loop •• cording to John C. Taylor, r:;tcn- round the stem, to avoid constriction, iion poultry specialist at Rutgers M cup butter or margarine which tlio stems stop growing titter they reach a certain length, while or cutting. university. He recalls some of th» 1 cup brown sugar Tomatoes require full sun and reg- methods successfully used. 1 egg, slightly beaten the plunt ilcvoles nil its energies to ripening tho fruit which has set, ular watering. When the soil is allow- • One of these Is to keep dogs near VJ teaspoon vanilla cd to dry out, with fruit set, u black the edges of the range. Dogs are; 2 cupu flour should never be pruned, nnd get no l benefit {mm, staking, but they may decay spot known as "blossom-end- chalnril In n wire co that they can ,a teaspoon cream of tartar rot niny develop nn tho fruit. Water- t-'n prar'lcally the whole length of ',« teaspoon soda bo planted ns closely as 18 inches apart, ami allowed to spread on tho ing during dry spells will prevent this. t!ln rnrre. '.4 cup walnut menti, broken Into JVIiun fruit begins to mature, plant 4 ground, They bear n goutl early crop, i -rlhpr way, «URt'est.s Taylor, la pieces 1 food worked into the soil nround the ''i encloses the riingc with a five-root hut nvcr « shorte: season thitn tlio old- Work butter or marBurlno until er, later W-rictlco, plant using n tnlilcspoonful ut a time, f"nce, with 11 foot or two of the creamy and add sugar. When will help produce moro nnd lamer fence underground. Some poultry- blended udd egg and mix well. Add Keeping tomato plants pruned nnd fruit. 6 men have found 11 repellent strip vnnlliu. Sift Hour, cream of tartar lied tu sluhi's ur u fence needs con- Tomato roots spread out near the wnrkfl. This Is a mixture of crude, and nodn. together and fold into stant iillciitUin, Al thu joint where surface niid should never hc disturbed, 179 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH 1 oil, turpentine 01 kerosene spread first mixture, Add nut mouilj, roll I'auh Ifiif grows mi tho iniiln stem, n Never cultivate deep enough to touch mound llic ningo In n two-fool and wrap In wax paper, lâvo In branch will develop, and this must 1 them; n heavy mulch of slrnw or Inwn TELEPHONE LONG BRANCH 6-1329 "tilp. I'oirlgoratoi overnight. (Jut In thin ho cut of pinched oil' lirforo it is clippings about each plant I* belter Anoll-sv clfantlvo vrw to Iteop uiit slices nnd bake, 10 minutes In a hoi Jutir Indus lorn;, dllirrwlsn Us removal tliim I'uUlvallon, nnil hclpj keep the fuxes Is to tiring a two-wire dec- oven, 400 dcgi ces,' ' inuy weaken tlio pliml, If allowed to sull muist. ASBURY PARK FREEHOLD JJKD BANK JUNK 3. mis Pane Eleven — GIT OUR — Marlboro attrnd a Briwcl ,,f it; (M;<:'I -n ' .J--',-, R. Gary. diM ri'-A d^puVy of Port Monmouth Wcdnpsrlny n* thf Km njinyd-i '.r tin l»>th riistri ••'..; V.*;!!i;,rn CuKtnan, CNMSTMN SCIENCE We Spedolize HIGH CASH. PRICE Holiday week-end guests of .Mr.school. Lurn'hcjn will \,r sijrviM ,_• <'ar6;,rrn I_ndj{*\ Kpyporl. and Har- and Mrs. Edward Frank were Mr. | the FarminfccJnli' Method!-; ciiwi.h iv Hunt. Mala.van lodge. Chaprrr g la • ALL MODELS and Mrs. Robert McDowell and ran1 — : initiation will he iOmplctc<] with | Vet On Way Home : t v r>f th Cleaning, Dyeing HobDrt and Mrs. John Frank and ! lt(*l fore! * ' " P^-^'Hation * r>fMoiay WINS t:4B A. M. • ALL MAKES daughter Kay of Jersey City. I i i fir^rnp V th» Mntav.in Mrt.-omc Every ftinday and Storage of • ANY YEAR Sf.1. Skinner Killed The graduating class of the j -1/ am] Mrs. Allon IVhst^j of l.oc , -)>;; p> Kll,,,iv niwh.( ,j;in€ 1L grammar school includes Dorothy (nvi'iue are ii.-troni.- of :i . (jjn. horn • - ._. ^_'.__ . _____ . WNIC *:30 A. M. Domestic and Oriental Drlva In or I'hont Over Luzon In Pacific A. McCuo, Jane Gordo, Harriet. rirtt Sunday of Month PACKARD—RED BANK Sakells. James Dorc. Carl Ander- Mr. nnd :.!„. Ha,-,,,,, !„;,., HEADACH E son, William Diven, Ronald Ferko Cnmpton .Vrerl and RUGS Kelly Building The body of S'Sgt. Douglas Wil- Edward I.UIM' oiThun h .-f. Monitor Iroadcast liam Skinner, son of Mr. nnd Mrsan. d Carl Olsen. Graduation exer- y..'i i.,-h:r Hard nit Hand at Broad St. cises will lie held at 2 p. m. Wednes- Kur.-t.s .it I bn xr.iil'i.iiiiin WJZ S:1S P. M. William Skinner of Port Monmouth 1 LEON'S and husbnnd ot Mis. Mary Vallo day in tlip school. The safety p.i- Mary Hoac Morvan T.Uil.M.V Every Tuesday R. B. 6-0428 trot organized thi.s year has born j Tli" Mii't nrllUKil pu-:!-. (n ..>,. I M-Tl White St.. Red Bank Skinner of Jersey City, is being re- j honor for t>>:plo:iM- and ;n •:,i.«|....| . ,.t '•• I'V.l KV 'VABI-KI -• quite successful. Mr*. Jamei Mc- n •;i;iliy IM t.-t turned lo the United States for ro- 'KBf held at Fri'chold hil:) buriul, it was announced this week. Cuo repnits that they wore yivcn !» n- treated to « trip lo Philadelphia lo iawanln 'Wire made to j'Mwini >')iir nionrv 1'e "n!y r illrprlnl Telephone: A. II. 1-0727-M see a baseball gamn (here. Mr-. K.| Crane and .Vurnian Smitjli and <)lll,\ ."iDiul all Sun Hay Drug Slnrrt INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Bert Bonte and J'loyd Wyckuff ac- ! ni:hie\ emen! awaids l'. Ilighlandi Electrical Contractor er njtsneiation Monday afternoon at Illan Smith. Oilier Air S.iu ls whn PIMPLES - RASHES Th« common, cunenu'y fi'llir.c over-the-counter, 01 3!i, 1"O» <"<•• regular ; I'lioni- :i-HS»-.M tnci 10c extra, fur II ylplil uf iil,u:it I:.';;. Hook vnlur, about SS per the school. The regular meeting of Hllencled wo iv N'n'inr'.n M iri ;ind Ho uuîulitlyy. it-i it.ntitijjrr i% of ;is«pt- nve cirn nt .i<-i>t -•. \'x>% are In n mortirnKe unJer the I'.T.A. will he held Wednesday Urui:ii Slnilii wilii Ihi'ir yi thro-iKh ItrhmI w .' '.'•'. 'iui'-k n-lifff iHmpl"ti! Trre Service— a retirement plnu. Nc;:rly 7'i'; of ri.-t vi.ilh are 1n quick ftsm-t.i. with r.iulltiir MKIIICK\ IIINTMfiNr I.I. Appliance* Repaired night at 8 o'clock at the xc-hou', '."'hjiilfs Ar'4icy. nnd f'ninni! m• I r. CompU'ti' I 'oi;ti!s On KijqiiL'st tl;iy. tun .ij.i.licarion^ nt w «n'lt>.f nl I'rnnliii; Spraying with Mrs. A. C. Apgnr prenidim;. <-'. It. Snilili. jr. t|ii:iil nii'.lirnLt.l MEIH1KX DIM- ^cii'Tal (an- of Trees. 30 7th Avenue Mre. Lester Heuliu, program chnir- MLNr will l,rinK y. u imirli • '. •" *i, has nnoounced that a health Muliivun yemr iiioiii-y l.iul. MKIiltKX HINTMKN I Cumplcti! l.andsr:\ite Service. I. GEORGINVKSTMK.NET CUltlTIEWESTOS N U hiiMiileil Mrieiti i Hen II v fnin rtuht l.nwii'i rari-d fur I'y tho Atlantic Highlands, N. J. program win |,c presented at this H; rit:m i'ii;)[)lrr. (Inlrr Ii'-K-,I iNKrciliciiK ami v ill i.i.iitiiîy if- 210 BROADWAY, II . lii-v- ill., iiirliniii.- iir-hina ,,ii.l nmi TELEPHONE LONG BRANCLONH G6-021 BRANCH1 , N. J. time. Tliis will 1,0 the lost meet- Molay tiicik Ihr HIM sl-î ui'cli or i:irin;!i. 1 a.ii | fn'ni titn tinllv r:iil Member of Nn'.ion.-il At- ..,.i;ili m c. .Sii-u ritics Dealers, In5. ing until September. .i,.| •.J»:iiii:i(i-s rl-.eerliilly given. Mrs. Thurston Whitson, Mrs. A.vv.m l>y iimi:i1inK a ••!.!:- C. Apcar. Mrs. D. Cook and Mm.boy.- Friday ai A! atnwn n John Neiljerlein of the P.T.A, will y tmiin>i'I t.,iin>. • i l leni|>lr. .Masons attrndiml . were J V.h: it jur at all Sun Kay IJrujt Hl FINAL CLEARANCE LESS AT WHITE S LAST 10 DAYS S/Sgt. Douglaji Skinner Sst. Skinner was killed January ! HOME !), 11145, when hifi pli\!io was aluil down over J-uzon. The same clay $ $ his brother, Pvt. Arthur W. Skin- ner, 10, a member of the 82d Air- DRESSES 5 & 10 Values to $60 borne Division, died of wounds received in the Battle of the Bulge in Belgium. Kjit. Skinner was an aerial gun- ner with the Fifth Air force. He $ $ h:id p.'irtl-lpntcd In 31 missions nnd WH.S awarded the Air Medal and an HATS 1 & 5 Values to $25 Onk Leaf cluster for low-levfil bombing attacks ngainst Jap wLfonghold.s in the PRCIIIC. Sgt. SUinnor v.us posthumously award- 24 iViy ed thu Purple Heart. He was 21 when he was killed. LYSBETH GERAN Born in Jersey City, Sgt. Skin- TO PAY ner was educated in schools there VETERANS 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. nnd was employed by the Metro nius.s company, Marine division of ll::yonne. He was sent overscajB in January, 3944. NO DOWN The DuugliLs and Arthur Sklnr.ci post, American Legion, has been formed at Jersey City in memory PAYMENT! of tho brother.. Sgt. Skinner is Buy up to $1000.00 in they make NEWS survived besides his wife and parents by four sisters, Mra. Marie Furniture and Electrical McCrac and Mrs. Edna Scvidio, Appliance*. both of Jersey City, and Miss Jane with your NEW spring suit and Miss Lillian Skinner, both of PAY NOTHING DOWN Port Monmouth, TAKE YEARS TO PAY K«tui8»iirg St.-, Catherine's church opened Sunday Tor the summer season, during which mass will be celebrated each Sunday at I) a. m. Plans are being made to make St. Catherine's a year-around parish. Further action, however, will await the appointment of a new pastor by the bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Streets arc visiting their children in Maple- wood and Irvlngton. • The East Kcansburg Civic association met Thursday night of last week at the fire house. Modern Living Room Jlr. and Mrs. Richard Hcinke Yon Get All These Fine Pieces . . . Onlv have moved into their new home YOUR in Port Monmouth. At this low price you can't jjn CREDIT The Daughters of America pre- wronK! The sofa nnd two match- sented the Cub scouts with an Cook! ins uhairs have full InncrsprlnK IS GOOD American Hag. construction and arc beautifully 198 Mr. and Mrs. O'Mallcy of Union tailored in rich fabrics. In addition Prompt Delivery. City will hnvo a summer cottage Tmke 51 Mnnthi HERE here this summer. you get a cocktail table, 2 end ta- to !'»> nn White's The Star ot Bayside council,. 3 bles, and 2 lovely table lamps. Kany Tenm Daughters of America, will hold a ; card party Tuesday nt their hall. A flagpole for their ball in memory of Mrs. Christine Helfrich was giv- Living Room. Bedroom en by her daughter. Airs. Florence Take 24 Months to Pay! Turner. The women's guild of the Bay- shore community church is spon- Dinette. Complete soring its third merchandise club. Al and Nick are remodeling their corner store. $ OPEN AN Otto Hcinke reopened his mar- kef 394 ACCOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Breton .There's no profit In fur- have returned from Florida. nishirtg your home piocc- I Mrs. Anna Rohrbach entertained, by-piece when you can buy Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Ludwlg ot furniture lor 3 complete JOHN B. ALLEN CO New York city over the week-end. rooms at ONE time, at ONE store, and at ONE low price! Conic In today! 8 Bread St. RED BANK T.I 6-0267 Colt'» Neck S»v« money: Miss Hannah Wcskctt of New Bern, N. C, has returned home after a week's visit with Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Francis, Mrs. Lewis Snyder recently visited her sister, Mrs. -Thomas Catch- THE BEST FOOD PROTECTION pole, and family of Eatontown. Hans Papenliagen, chairman of the cancer drive in this area, re- ...AT LOWEST COST! ports that he has received over $280 to date, A strawberry festival will b« held by the Colt's Neck Reformed Here la the llnest lee Refrigerator ever offered to church Sunday-school next Thurs- 9-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP discriminating homamakcrs. Employing the scien- day on the church lawn. A special feature will be a magic show. Har- FBKK with ths UVs A Womlorfiil Hnv At This I'ri tific waahed-air principle, the Vltalaire keeps foods old Davis is chairman of the affair, Complete s- Note th* beautiful lienvy which is being given for the benefit Room Outfit— KIII«« mirrors nnrl th« imnrt fresh and protects precious vitamins. Five cubic ft. a lovely 28-pc. hniiel-rncl hpd in rich venrf-iM of the building fund, This low prlcfi InrlinliM the heel, OPEN storage capacity, re-ices with 50 lbs. of ice nt a time. Mrs. Fred Frost has returned set of SIL- OPEN AN che»t, your i-hoicr of vaiulv or from Monmouth Memorial hospital.' VERWARE draflêr, cotton muttriM,, coil See It at your nearest Seaboard office. and a 22-pc. Hprlne, nnir of houilolr n\-^_»*» Her condition is reported to bo ACCOUNT unil _ ncnuer rux#, 169 ACCOUNT Improved. Glass Lunch- Mrs. Joseph E. Forman and ion ton Set. motored to Brandon, Vt., over the TODAY week-end to visit Mr>, Format's father, Clinton H. Robinson. They .50 also visited nn aunt, Mrs. F, W. Smart New 5-Pc. Churchill of Proctor, Vt, FULL PRICE Mrs. M. Seidlickl has returned homo from a visit with her daugh-. *67 tcr in New York city, Chrome Dinette *69 > The Atlantic township school will hold graduation exercises Friday Dinette of chrome plated tubular construction, with uphol- night, June 11, at 8:15, in the school stered leatherette, chairs. Beautiful Formica table top. auditorium, Today's modern, streamlined Atlantic grange met' Tuesday ice delivery docs nwuy with night nt the, school. Mrs, Ann Wy- lio was in charge of the lecturer's TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY u)l muss ami buthcr. Cull ua hour. Tile next meeting will be today. Tuesday at the school. Mrs, Arthur Q, Freer Is attend- Ing tho bi-annual convention of tho American Nurses association In Chicago, 111, She Is serving an a representative of the Ann May alumnae of Fitkln hospital nnd as n delegate of district four of tho FU&NITUB.E AND BEDDING CO IEAB0ARD Nurses association of New Jersey, Uuo refreshing, tondcr pK 147-148 Main St., Aibury Park. Tel, A. P. 2-2819 In n cold naiad, Point up tho flavor 170 Monmouth St. Rod Bonk 6-1031 SERVING THE SHORE TEL R. B. 6-0248 with H UK French dressing and Open iS'fii. ami Sat, Kves. Open Friday Kvrt, (Opp, (he It. It. .Sliillmi nnd Rim Terminal) sprinkling of hard-cooked egg, JJJ;D HAXK REGISTER, JUXE 3, IUIS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES BOATS EXPEKT CELLAR waterprooflna, water KISC, LOHSTER skiff, 26-foot, with ADD THAT EXTRA room to four NEW HOLLAND hay baler. Carl TSGUS PIGEON t nor, ] li birds: iug\- DINING IIUOM SUITE, ciitht pieets: pumps, well pumps, ceiapooli and HOME OWNERS. Alterations of all extra engine, t.'X.tru propeller and house. No down payment, imnli Schmidt, Uux i 3, R. !•'. U., Lon« .rittii rurii,^ pi on; in my hid i'li- Hollywood litd, jilmost taw; twu 'Jxl'i tnnlm. I'honf Keyport 7-1)488. kind*. Mason work, painting in- jru-nt. l'J Eust avenue, Atlantic monthly pa>mcn[i. Mon mouth Con* 4C-A, 1 .T.-xfi'-.-x.'i' , IB inrlimu. .1"" Kt; hix thtr.t n iiint jars: lockiiiK i.-hHir: h Kit WORK of unjr kind dont HiKhlandi. otruclion Co.. Hijrhwny 35. fit Head- lnds m:irli!c nr At $ I per I'jfi. Ciill .JM nn.l .ndh of .1 iphf ^, Kla^warc, fur- lide and out. No down payment, PHIL'S "WHITE SHOK ftkates, ice and by day or contract. Jobbing A »pe* ROW BOAT—16-foot, clinker built, mil- WANT ADS dcn'i Corner. Phone Red Bunk 6-4444- •iftcr '< :'-i'> I'- m. it 19 Nwth Url'lsc '.urt. Call Kill Hank C-27OB.' r»!.i r, b:/.t 1 ',". Call KcansbuiB 6- seven yean to pay. Modern Home elalty. J. C. Marvin It Son. Bol 43. ib^c frr inboHrd, reiidy for use, ST5. •*rce estimate?. _____ IMIC. li..l Haul.. NINE CUHIC-FOOT Crnrrnl ""Elcrt'ric (J 6 _ 1 - J - * Belford. Phon« Keaneburg 6-06B1-J or Improvement Co., 1 West Bergen I'hone Hed Uank_C_1632. _ YOU »,ET MOHt'flnd pa* lefei Tor youF TV'tl SCREEN HOURS. Apprcuimntcly tfriv:. ralor. in ônd condition, J7j, _I HI 'ii-VE iiOUULE inn pie btd $i. 6-04a4_V. ' 16-KOOr Sl'EEU BARVEVT~Bullt 1STC fre&h eitub, broiler*, ftewing chickens, »6 • »1t; 3»< •*->>. Cnll Bumsoii 1- I'll...,., Kumiuti l-ii'.'jG-J.» _ viiiiily fl, vsiiiK chair $11. Call Keans- Place, Red Bank. COST AND FOUND and durkliiitfti. Jam?* John. 41 Mftrlon WARM AIR conditioning units, coal, oil lufiutppcd with (iray 4-5H marine en- ;»:.•_ COLONIAL HAVEN' Siudios nt VA Wc»:buiK C-O^.'.l-Jalttr C l'-_m.* or Kits. Complete with duct work In- UTO LOANS on passenger cars. Over nc. Consider ht'ilil.K hull only $200. ftrcfi, Kcd Bank. _ Phorif 6-'JQSI-J. _ liiv.r Huad. Kunison. optns this utel;. SUMl* I'L'Ml'. Can be seen runuinK. WILL. ANY PERSON who h»i iidor-l YOU CAN'T^GUT « better "buy on li™i En<;lN* J]icVt:l,K;"l'."fu" «iii>: rn\ stalled nnd repaired. J. V. Boaart, 13 1600 only. Scacoabt Finance Com- Complete SG'ti), Inquire 6C(i OrEiin ave- 1 hall,.,,n t;i.s: nlini'M new; II'J. J'himu Sp. c:a!:7.il,K in Mimmir dl'.psrs. Kiftfi anil by j.ppoiiitmrfil. Write, "Sump 1'ump," Foster a tree t, River Pluzo. Phone lied IHIO, Sc:i Hr'clit. I'luine ---0079. a dolf lrpm thr Monmoiilh l/omi . than at J. H. Mount, Co. New Good* ]l«!milil •.'->,'.• I I. Miiliun.ry. I'honr I! jinvin 1-O32I-J. any, 60 Broiid btj-eet, Red Unnk. Phone S.I'.C.A. from Apr! IT to Mn>- 5, pic.i 1 ycfir tirrs, guaranteed reccn tiren. K'unr- fl(,x :.ll, IU.d Uank.* Hank 6-'l7ttS-M. cd Bank 6-1294 or Rd Bunk 6-'i.*i6s. CON'SOUI)ATED".'i4-fnnl I'libin' cruisi_k ..•all Katnntnwr. _;|-IUM_U. I aniccd used lire*; plus R liberal allow- »\ il.-iiv. i-imil iii-np aifl>. rOlJU-IiUUSl-jH K;IS slovf, l;iblc lin». \_l*r.KAN WOULD LIKE ImiiJp nn'* .uxurinus y;iL-li!, benutiful IlliihuKlll^ JIO.Mi-; USVNKI1.S- Altrnitlotii Of BEACTIFY" your' nar.l.n with rii^t- i XII lit nt cfinditinii. I.* s«s th;in. n year EWINO MACHINE rrpairing. I buy l'—l>u:hial mi ili' ce on you' tires. J. 11. Mount, Co., nut side paintinfi! nlso paper hanging. used machines. Cnll Keanaburg 6- tx^riui- inifi interior, sleeps nine, larKO - Hwni-r plan!*. V\'c hiivc many difT.iclit i>!d. Cnl! at 77 l.indt.n place, I'.fd Uiink.* 11 Map!* avenue. Red Dank. Phont 6- nil l.ii.ils. M.-if.H, I'I.. I,. i<»in l Wurk by day or contract. John E. "6-U. ht>K*ystfrn, I.iithrop puwtrtd, tjU'J-\V»tt REWARD* _ »'. V« >> iinii PAINTER AND DBCOBATOK. Bcns- R n y< :.ii < •. Mrulrrn II i.th.r ll.iw.-r* --in.1 (.hrulH. Wp wi-lconip Kt-otioniy Nur-t iy Co., Uraiu'h iivt-mie. vti'mg with rototiller. Also lav*n» "l(iM~iii! TLYWOOD— 4", »i", >;"• Gnra«a visitor.. •... Moil.Ill Horn- Vinri-nt Alrna onnblc rates. lJutcli Hoy pnint ()n n:.(i ^ Inn*m\ i mi nt '<(., 1 Wr>l lift-jr* i LittU- H;iv.r. I'lu.n. Hid Hank fi.'i»3it.' for with small power mower. burner shipmate htove, lar^'f; iee box. vttiuo 1'vi?. Nt » doors, siiecia! I49.SO; No. ] per- Nue.-.I,i*. Highway :tli. I'mt Monmoulii. V':n NII KA KM A 1.1. TKACTOK ami c-ultivntor, . phone Kntontown H-OO74-J. UEe : ity. Lamps rewired. Wt call for ! 1 1 it «U ; i i, ' liar. ::> t.il imiK. l'holie Htil TllltKK-riKCl'i moddii li in« loum tu compicti^y i nelose boat. Can be Bien Amlnv Cumui , :13 R;vt Lumber Co., 14T> Uelmoiit avenue, »iA te wil and deliver. Hurold'i Radio tnd XSST''o5IT~cnBANINCir~DirifdinK~M»s"- Hank. 'i;nv;,r,l. CO VI Tr> ; ;«:! KO( jd rc inditio n. Wi ]l Hank G-10M. or cull nl Mni'h Har. fiiiti', in f.M'fllpnt condition, i 100; nt Ji-nnini:".-. Uoat Yard, Kcasbey, N, J.t LonK lirnnch. fhon* Long Branch Klcctric Shop, 34 Wtst Front ttrcct. pool stvtic tanks, dry U'.lla and [rjjtrth c: I»I Hs !>nntitc. 1'lirni:t Ktyp orL 30 Mal.le iiveuue, Hc y three kittens, 1UK MUUTUAli- luana, see K. V. U. 11. condition._ Call lied Hnjik 6_.;J7S7.J. iiojth Construction Co., Hichway 36, !ioys»siy, with benrh, two months Stout, Lewis building, 77-7 9 Broad ford, carpenter, remodeling bath- BOAT—Built "like skiiT, wflh SV- II. J". J'iionc l!td HatiK G- 4 444. M on mouth H_5*_ii_d«lrjiji Corner, c-i«ht wttk.s old. ticc: Mir. J. H. COLfi Sl'Ot* r'fiTfiif-rriitor in very good Cnr,s;«iictioii Co.. Highway 3o, Hi ad- Stdn, Nnvesiliii itvin , Humson.. condition, 5 7.'.. Ilrouksidr Inn. near old. Phont Hcd Bank fi-3673. street, Iovcr_Newherry store.) rooms, kitchens, all types cc-.illnKS. otitbuard motnr; also laf'KC hamburger tien** C'nrricr. _ _ IIAHY CHICK'S. "Ntw "lianiip«lilrt""ltcdf' '1'WIN HEliS iMMlronii fpi"."Honvrr"viic'- Stcjnr fliurch. Atlantir H i K _) 1 n n *1_*___T^ JOHN OONATO. Maion and plftittrlng Phones Red Bank 6-03GO, 6-3801 and hot doK ^rl'lciir. [miuirc Mfi Mon- 516 per 100. Ordtr now. Wiligerndt r contrafAor, Htadden'i Corner, Mlddit- movith stri.ct, Kcd Hnnk, Abk for Anna •4VINCH PLATK~ (JLAtfS mirror.' uum clraiicr, modr 4-,*i ; odd InMrh, l AT'n:HSON "S.\U<.KNT"~mwfiiic Wiut FII^l/ iJiHT, Kt;ivt 1, top soit tir l**m* Hi •»-•*., Newninn SpringB KoBtl, Hetl town. P. U. Box 643, Red Bank. Phont or Eatontovrn 3-0796-R. Hoffman.' S UPh ; fit!Yc",AHiuAcr lurnmm, Milltr, nqtiiirist, on Highway 35 1 i ii stovi. John 1-. Minuuli. Hum son TWO"SMAI-.L" KITCHEN sinks, bath- ilrothers or Schwnrtt Auction Room. inds 1-1594-M. rind * Phone Red Hank f>-3213, _____ call Sta It.lKhL.S-OKA-W. houj;ht old. Sohu HutlUC All- between J'nlmrr nnd Lnurcl ave- i oiid. J'lionu Hum so n 1-07 IV.' USBIl TIRES-"-Sizfs i". TJ OX I 6,~ 6. (J OJT] G"i room sink, pot stove and boiler, ice- i;ijuo!». ( •cur^« Matt in, I'roj*,, Ti Shrews- HOMfi COMKOHT wr.oil nnd conl riiriKc". bo.\, hravy dour «lass top. Phone Bum- SAIMIOAT—Excellent condition; als* n.ics. Thone Middle town 5-0349, G.-.-.x Hi, G.r.'ixl Ii. 7.'Mixl,'.. Vtry rens- bury av» nut-, nl (In• .nd ..( Monm&utli porctlnin inside nnd out, terry eminirl, onjiblc. Hiookaidt- Inn. Near Stone FLOOR-WAXING. Call Rad Bank suitable /or nut board, reasonable. ftrpi'[. 1' hnm- lit ii Unnk ti-:!T3G. ljk,i new. Iloutr 1, I'rcchuM. J'hmic vlmn-li. Atltmtii: llij;hlB»ili-.»_ tiuVii contliCion. «-247 8. Superior Floor Wnlrig BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Call IUfl _^«nk_e_-3Sl______^ '1 Y 1'KW V (1 i i! n miich;r.e& olid MAHOGANY DINING room clmirs, two llohndcl it-fi'J'JI.* rfiJNHlCAM "MIXMASTKH," eNcclkiiri'on- Hank fi-LioSy-J.* _ Co. Private home our apeclaliy. BB~VOUR OWN salrsman. 16-foot mo- ullice tqii'.pni'till. and- ii.til. .rni, tix it might back, nuh bottom HRIVING COMBINATION 'liquor and 1 IIAHV " CAKJtIACK.' Will hrll rrnsori- tlitimi. J'rirc $2;,; standing iron KKItUSKNE HOT water" heater, 40-jja!- tor boat, Plymouth four-cylinder en« bought, »u;d iw id i ,.»in,l., SiTl'ico's, I. . (.'.in be fit r n by nppointni.tU arocery itorej adjoining ie ven-room C ulilr. 'û Veniicis IMaer, isriktihburK. luinimocli. nhiMihl r;rw, JltJ. l'honc Itcri | jii Imilcr find t ank complete, icas- (tlno. Loriitcd nt Harry's Ho at Hous^ 1 'I'I Modtinittth *. ! red, lin) ]Itiiiik. f lib^tKAL COjN'i KACTOH and cetapuuit ouse (for nnlc>. tmmediatt possession. foot of Mnrford Pliice. hook her ovel ; I'hdni.' C-1 ^:: .'.-.).• ll;iuk «-17l3.J.» oiiabU. Phuno Kumsftn 1 -06-M .* cleaned; cartinx and grading, top hon Rcd a k PAIKT- TinTm" I ait ory In "yoiil 'llijih r_T~siioi """Jii.ViiyU^tTKKiC iwis' RKKHIc;RlfA'rUKS--A f< w » vnilnMc "fur nnd make me un offer. Plionc Red Banlt 1UKHOX- (iuoil cundltion"." ~Phiinc**Ucd sail, mnrnire, fill diit, cmd-en. «tav*l nnd ' * _M " "•' *"*b 43 or grn.le l»litit CII aimtl*, viirn ibhes, At hitf I me din-, birds and enact; fish uu< r UGH WAY ROAD STAND, 125* fret _L j_L .K'lttmtown 3-0o67-\V. __ 1 imtnf'd'mtf ilriivrry. i^rr |}M ni (in dlf- us $11 :i jr.nr. l'riv..te rninuio.- .>ml u itli niiUlicss, -| -si/..: and full; also aand. EstimatcB uiven. Phont Red Bank f.1 villas. nint iini| 1 Atlanu c I Wall i'npff Ja rlu nth; frr*h frnmi hnrst. ment. Mh.y nt Mid ;uislturv: fi-HV-Mi. GilT(-rd rdj.jK r and brass wall linic- JteU liquor license and restaurant, inbonrd installed In a lenk-proof lap* .i- ;irt!f, KUiirni.util reta,* lirts. tfuni- lain etiuipmuii, consisting of i>l;mtcr, Itrnnil street (nbove Newberry utore.) «"»,Q00; hnrdwnre Btore with spacioiiB streaked hull, Don't wiiit until it It to* icd II.'HI tireb: plus H lil'intl allow- am r II nd duster. Ctednmr Kuril Uuna llr;iiicli «-:iît'.t. TWO il'i-iiAM.ON taiiks; not atnvi ; ,*.it- ki't . cnijsolc s.ts and nihir novelties. —„L ck'jincldd nd built - -ti" UARUKN TKA(JT(JltS. Unjnly. Itoto-Til- $\ov i" »"d **•<' <""' d is pi II y. Jlonoy ivhiK ijuiirtcrs. IIS.UUU. Wcnrt-Nemcth laic. Call Edclman after 5, Red Bnnl* c on your I ires J. II. Mount, Cti.. 'dbiyvillr. I'hone En toll town 3- K.iMcn KM*, wut • r tinik: ihne s'.\S* tan'kt clenned and .nstalled,, drain* in agency, i'i Hroad street. I'honc lied fi^2GG^. Mnp't nvcriBf, Hod Unnk. I'honc 6- lfr, Miulity Mini. vnmhU \r v.iili .,11 KIII-:IK«' dudis. ,.1 W:i*>h>nKtuii siru I. Itr«• I-'luwi i-,, IIIJJ)' r Hrcmd street, Itod ll HtulU'd. I'hone any time day or night, tank 6-2240.* _ LAWLEY CUSTfJS! built tpcedboa't; if i f|uirmniit. Alsii |uiw, hi ""i-xrolknt SAUM.K 'HORSKS- Buy your nurse di- WK HAVE I OK Immediata delivery: M llrnr-p nliicp. Humsnn ^_^____ matci given on large fields and small ward, liirffe open corkpit aft, tnginft £\'EHVfH1N(; IS" HAfiDWAItkr Wi" ..iir.rn!«ry. Itoutc 'J-i, Km hold, cfiinlitii.n. Apply 2'i Knst llt-rmn rect from ii hors-r f:irm, whin: facts I'Viui, 1 it'itAiMll N0ft-J evenings, after " o'clock.* fect, fc.,2. >0. W. K. Munson, Red Bank. KllKSH WiW--<;IJI*II milktr, ncoml imblic. Lettercraft, 69 Broad •trttt. Red TORE FOR SALE—Stock ami equip- 18-KOOT MOTOKBOAf. Vcry.Koo(l"wln. Hardwnrc Stoic, Si Wcfct Front fltrcn, May tan "winning mnrhltiLS, Mnjrtnii Ic. s. If you h:iv. n KIII-II. M, i-iir- t-alf. SIT.*.. I.7HH I'iiw Kitnch, cm. so me IIIUIT [.I'ii'iil thnp-k'n'ttcd horses Hank. Phone 6-0fiClJ ^__ foot of Itrond strrcl. Itod Honk. Phone ' Inim us u iiri.idy, Ilnlo-'I'iNf r. <•' and jMinirs, C\\* u r Hunt; Kurni. Take ment. New large meat case. Priced ilition. Intjuire Srtm Foster, S Second Dutch ovct^ Kfis ran^-ps, g famous tnilr r-i!,t of Sluing Vnll.y K.-RO Sla- tlLKCTUIC MOTOR rebuildinil ii our fi-Ii'JSl'. !y Mini tr.irlor, ('ompUtc with Luwi tirst ri^'lit turn ;I1'UT WirV.nllink trutks ight to experienced butcher anil grocer, strict. HtRhlitnds. _^ tifin iiinl ..-. Hiultwiiy, SIH-'HIK Vniliy, for quick service. \VlNIUIW ULASS— Wt stmV nil siitV ?)ccp-Krcezc frtr/.iva, Wnyne oil II nr .sii-lilt liai filtarlilix n!. SHI- Kiting sinitli i.n liiuhn-ay I uilt of Mnt- business Cnll lent low. Fred M. U. Zito, Urokcr, 1S-FOOT—-n"' •»" beam. Clinker bu!^ N. .1. riioiii- Mnt;iwiiit l-lictiT-.l-l. IJouytns IJIertric Co., 35 Kail Front and will rut ^' t n n- i u n n y * i /-1. I.« v • burners nnd hen ting systems, W. Ittid, 'Tin' Mrs! In Fiirni M.i- l-OUow jiiiono line to vm\. 1'hone Oce import. I'hone Ka ton town 3-0(i(S2, open lioat; ChnvroleL motor with mn« WFiSTINfUIOUSK nfriKf rntor. U rubir atrppt, Ur»I Bank. Phon* 6-01 UK. LARfiKKED BARN " with"" trrmrnilous Inson'i Hardware Stori*. 2 Wtbt Kronl lo'.Ms nntl toilcl ttnls, wath t-y." Hiiiitt 'J-i. l'*Mf hi>t years experience, esti- nips, statuesi silver, picture f runic s, Ô.VHINATIONC'OAL and KIIH" IIIIIC'7. S|>n-tiil .-.nlu at Sw«rli'n Kuriiitui i-, liintU- IlifthliinUs. l-l"(-R- tU.i\LM' lULlC Al I IL. ui .-ti-uuti tiuot cabinclB, mtuHcir.t cnUintls, nviin- MA«:iO CUKV K«s iiimii. (!««il run"". mate* rhcerfully fiven. Louis Caasan, ooics, nnd Ken era I used furniture. Due- l 3' o^:tf Middtrlfiwi) Viv 1 16-FOOT OLD TOWN ~crtnoeT~fTo ; 10- in tu npnrtmi-di!-.. I'm I of nut Iron) witti ly-cnM'ni lull wdltr t.mk ; ;il.-«> dition. $:{.',; hot wnti r bn!!«'t- nml I:;IS ;: 3.'.. lln.s SCS, K. I- . D. 1, Stirewghury ave- ness must be sold Immediately on iid- tnutic hot watet hentem, well putnjjs , KIOVI mid ki ro.-i ni' IK ;itr:. Call Itank (1-o'J I It, Oprn till H foot Dinghy, $' and ehnUow wclU, «umt> rnitiys after 6 ji. i n., Ka ton town 3- lioats, %\'i up. Mrr<) rcpnirs. Also 50- liajmcnl, itvin yturs tu luiy. Krte r.sti- lllut\l»n«U I-ftl ::•.•-.!. cUuk rVfty [lijjht. J. ALVINO'—Hrock^ ennd. gravel, fill P port unity for a couple. Rent rotisi BII-J. thiiirtt pounil it-rbox, $\'i, Stnlrlcr's Boat HiHtf. Mmimiiui Ii Cuiibt ruclirilt Co.. piimpa, tieatiiii; boiler* for itcnm or TlHi:.S Fdiir K'»»\ l«i>. fi. -.iiiffi.'"l»honi' lCH CIIAirt. bi diit, toi) soil and blue stone. Phone ble. Excellent location. Price $7,.".0n. 'HOTKUt'VOUU'iliiM' nport fro Ml Hint 1 ; "' Mrfilizer. House, foot (,'doprr'fl Flridjte, Red Bnnk." Highway S.'i, at Ilcaddrn'i Coriicr. Phone hot water iystems, r.nlintion, uircu- K'd Hunk C-I7ii;» Fiid.-iy cvcniiiR until s-iil.^. «h-.L «f il Red Hank 6-4_2'J6-J. rincipals only. Business lor a let) in Ttp-1 »Hnk rt-44ti. ... r»r «»ly ?^.:.O ftir llvr-y. in' Ullii'';i Call Allnn- onmoulh county on Hlnhwny 3:», Own- 38-KOOT '""RAISKD " deck, KIHB •iTiff, Intors, iron or copper pipe, four- n * irHiici.." FLOOR" SANDINti, retinishing, painting c d piulcit inn. One t.|.n.yi li^ Uf III r- OXKS AND I'AI'KKS Tor pill tints «M r, telephone Key port 7 - !£ 7 9 • t *»r write f_ slcrris I!, toilri, motor new last year. iJUAHANTKEI) u.cd pin irames. Pul inch ciiit iron acwer pipe itnd fit- Ml stojia nmtli ihniiii (lAliVAMl/.Kf) "'.'irt-.'sillnit wntfr t:ink. and decorating. .Estimiitrs cheerfully Two io one rcdui-ttoti jjenr. Irs water, -•'• fur Ii VC Jin ]"ri fftiid (nr your frcf/.rr?. and hifkrrs on Kivcii. l'hou« J. U fr'undtrburke. 34 o 27} West l-'ront itrcct, Rcd I)fink, some life t'i thut retirvution rouoi ot r ltd-lcu iiuyR tlir T. Wviu M xvitli 1-a--- t.nd ^:1>. In.-U-r, Call Urd icndy to K«. Phone Ucd Bank 6-1767 ccUnr bnr foL>m. A .to used Juk* IIO.NCB, liiiBt, vnives and littirus and many iilc »! MiddlrlnWH* RrrrtKrrHtloii, Hljth- Marlon •trett, Red Bank. Phone 6- tniT8. :ui Muiiiuniilli siren. ' I'lliniit Itnl Hank fi-llltl fur iipiiniii.mrtil.* iiy :;:>, Middlctuwn. Phone Middlctown or lit K;ist Front street.* S100 nnd up, in K mi rant ted curt dition. other ilcinn for the hunie builder. I ii nk fi - _ _ *J U. i'UWKIt I.AWNMOWKIt. KMTII. nl <-un- 011 ;t-M. _ Cnl. or write. Majestic Amusements, Hi Come in mid look around. American LAWN'S J1OWK1J, cd«d I flower beds •OT HK..I.Y STUVK," >ii. .IHion, ,.nr*:i>.]i, l'.,i»nr IlnniMiii I- _ _ __ _ MISCELLANEOUS 17 West llrrtr*!ti place. Kec. PHiik 6-li 137 n.-iliiini tir.r, ||0. 137 I itrn r •*» |». hi.* cultivated; tall _rnss mowed; ynrda LU-iCUN i h*UL|) ".\ Jllipnt'LTS, wasliti lilt, i'Veeicr A Applianca Co., Highway L'iill ilCll ila'n'k" it- II'SB"SOKA HKU" ntiti' ccivrn Onod l.>l-lt.;_ "Ill-if." IfAlO.KV DAVfllSON nu.'tfirrvriiT. f-n at. 122 Spring .'loaned; lijrlit hniilinir, mo vine, top Boil, TlNtiS wanted. It you hav* R houae WANTED suiifiibt, fur iviry room in yuur ninne. No, 3J nnd OakhlU Rond, Middle- tiidiliuii. Can br t>t fill dirt fur Bale, i'honc Red Rank C> }t)Vr nrw, lots nf »'M'»>. JVicrd ri»ht. fl. Hid ISHIIK, or all KIM! Unnk 6- for ia!e; buyers waiting. It. V, II. II. JO rolls side wn II, iromplctc for S-V.tS, town. 1'hon* Red Brink I-3S77. lUTItOAltU MOTORS. Two irhuilL A, D,-iili y. US 1'ort Monmoutli road. BEST PRICES I'AIU tor icrap iron, Kvhinidry. 4 II. J'., $.-„•.; n H. P. l-i.li>* T Kurd "marin tout. 77 Broad street. Phone Red Bank brass,, copperpper,, lead, bbatteries, juiVji. pattern!) and .quantity limited. Klnrin'h KRi'Ili t'AKWELL—Ctiryaler . 5-2141. J'tunt Store. 116 Motimouth street, Hcd rnmn mmltl S"U. lnsiu.rt nt fififi Orcmi mplete, t-hcai Call after 5 |i. m., air conditioning, heatintc and cooling; cars, anrl farm machineryhi . AAbe S1mo% Htink. Phone 6-3S3S. . HOLGATK fOYSr itinnl uturhhth iioUV- ivfiiiK, Sc;i Ilrichl. J'hunc He» HriK.il SIX MAIHHJANY "iliiiinc rnnm rhiijrs", nl Iliink filiJU._ U_ full HAV1NU H partyf Why 44 IVorthlcy street, Red Bank, PhonPh » .vju tiirli: nuuchhi..' trJ.S, |wn k;,vrs, I fuel immps nnd conttols for all oil burn- cn books, pull toy A, ilulls, panics, II'KCIAIJ " SAIJK "on inncrsprinK mat- rent • Juk* Ooi for that cpeciul 6-oo.1t>. NEW ANl) USKli lumber. If w« •5.V.. inrKP Imffct. $;»'<, WiltKiiss. I Elm ers in stock for the trade. SI B.ngDam havtn't got IV, we can nel il. t-owtal House of Toys, 1 — 1 First avenue, At' LA NTS—Tomiitncs", pciipVrs, ifwii r"f r«.-«i s fnr ?i'J; nil Kunrtintrt-cl. At IIVOnut, llnmaon^ phone 1*141)1), laiion; or • P. A, system for a nominal I'lANOS—Cranda and Upri_ht». I In nlii- Highlands. Phono 1 -0761. I'liicr. Call Rtd Hank fi-.'lli;>. fee V Call or write, Majestic Amuse* Per th Aniboy 1-10S2. anytime. prices In town, IvcunsbiirK LumWr Co., WHITK I'AI.M HBACH Milt, priietinilly wiu-t/.'s I'uMI ituro. Hitthwiiy 3.1, oppo- PAT.^TINO STONE, inside and outside. HKEL (JOODS, ^C-Inch bicycles; 12", K.riiTolds, zinnias, oil ndulus, lurk spur. itv Muldlt ttiwu Fire Co., tihotte Red menu, 15-17 West Bergen place, Red Inc., Highway 36 mid KninHin «venue, now. Meal for t;niduatiun, sl/.c 1 1. Also paper hanging, Spraying (ton* ManK. I'h.Mif g.^187. WE HUY (iUNS of any tyi»e or dt-scrip. Krnnghurn. Phone Kcansburg 6*0658. __ 10", 20" velocipedes. CHIBOII chain- '. W. Lilts. C\ Avi'im nf Two Jllvcro, auk fi-:rji:i. , inside and outside and porch furniture tlon, used or new, Kislin's, Broad and Irivt) tricycles, nirplune, fire engine umsriTi, Call Kumsrni 1-u IVIi"- Sin. c.-ill Ri«l liiuik_fi-ÎJB. KsriLiI. US \v Hfc.;\ sc-flint* font iintMiues, hn. rKl,KVlSlON".SKTr branil new, Ilnlli- a specialty. Cnll Red Dank 6-2242 or ,T STUI>—Heiivy contccl dark ml Front streets. Open daily 8 a, m. to china, bric-n-brnu and hou-ctmld ar* dnl enrs, ecootrrs, wnpnns. haby wnlk- .GAV'ONAtltJ-., AVhitiiry" TIIK'SBRVICBS'OF n''£ •.i"-l»ii"rtrtn-l»~imil raflif, motif:I r>'J.'», 7-inch Bcrceti, IS 11 Mount street. Red Bank. M. E. Cocker Spaniel, Copper Boy, son of !_P. rn., ami Sunday mornlntrg. wnxcd \\\wh driver, nlmnFt nny moniintr bt-twri-n tides. Sea HriK.il Antique & Gift s. House of 'J'oyh, 12) First avenue, LTIII, adjubtnlilc sprhiKi •haniirt piioh button ttivfraiip. Cnll Ucl Mor*. imcrica'H famous producing red, Chnm- T"Hcst"~"i'riics"~pnl(l. Chi"nT, llnnljr Hik'hlnnds. Phono l-'iTfil. 'ome down or U|t us disii . Ilnth SHIPB 7 n. m. :ind I - ttnon. Itca-sonnbli' ralrs r Shopiir. Phone Hca Drik'ht, 2-0009, or ed, l link li-nSfiUK aft* r_. i p. _ni. UU li Kits. 1.EADEK8, in cop»t« ur «ai- iion Eneh's (iolrlcn Hoy, Copiicr Boy pictvirc?, svatues, buttons, ,ir fftsy inoviitK. Viry U"»(nl contlition. for ;i jnb \\f]\ doiu. l'llour Urd Hunk — I,one Brnfich 6-4Jj_j\ ^ AltliKN l'KACrORt with cullivRtor «i- ires pups of excellent type nixi ilib- metal tiiys, lamps, pisluls, ROU\ coins, fl-::;!s::-W for nn rxlimntp. C. Fiti'r. 1'air ;0-('JA"liLON AUTOMATIC "wVitir hoatcr, vatiiied. Call us for an estimate on VOUIt SI'IitfcbLA i& an .iidivtijiial gar- tnchnicnts. Boot] condition, I'hont Al* jill Katniitown it-dl.-iU-W.* any sheet metal work, J. V, Bogart, 78 lositlon. Inspection invited. Jciinne fine furniture, Monmouth county books, Hnveii. *_ _ prart! rally iirw. city or liultlc yras. ni en I, »iylcd just fur you, based on uitic IliKlilnnds 1 -(IB7Q. W." iViCKKH STUOLI«KK, Icnthrr "line•d,"rp~ \p;irtinnil site KIIS ran^c, like tif!W city Kofttcr street, River PUi^. Red Bnnk.- ulolfe, Maimltip.in 1'oud, Freehold. minis, Prnrl Gilmiui, 112 Spring a trcct, clinliur Viiuk, $10: halty i-nrriiiKc, $G, Q\.W' "CHBRnY" TURK ••'arm MiirkVf. v Tnca&urctnents of our improved fltuit. itiCKIl U'iUli'r' tor quirk wile. Scvt'ii but Hlo m: licit llif Phnito Itcd Hank H-nM Phone Frceliolti_K-0;.'.0. Krd IJj_nk. Phonr li-0H.-.-M. ill Middlftovvn r.-0l,-i_-M.» Str.iwlirn-irs nrc now rijirniiiK- (Jhoici.1 itintr p Fits perfectly nil over. Cnll for free new 82,"i.\'2O, 10-ply Gcnernl bus nnd us: baby'b s h chair. Call LAUwOKl'• — 1'umily wath. 70 cent*. 1 to OUR PETS" BATHED with special USEU KITCHEN sink '\vltli VtHi'in^S. lUtings no obligation to buy. Thon* ruck t-ttxitiKB; twu new OOOs-0, 10-ply viiriftii-s ffr nuiniiiK and friraiiiK, J. I- ll»4»-J._ shitmpoo. Kills fleas and Hoe, nlso 1.'. flriu.r.i'tttiiiii. prop. ______puumW, dry clothe* wathtri. rinatd, llMln_;ntu_Hikliliint3_l0^7H 0 § Efllonto-n 3-0.160-M. _ crni but nnd truck casings; two rc- ro ml it ion. I'honc Hr'l Hnnk 6- damp dried, it. Vi-hour. whila you •hop. cep« them of! for weeks. Only $.'1. TO"»UY, l'J37*to lH:J9"Cluli CoupV. pppd 900x20 10-ply General bin and .•"K\V IMJNtJAl.OW odds'niid rnd.«, Mmill 1AKY "ClJACll." "niit-RTt" 'Any / _ ditinn. Krry, ?l l..Vi. c.ri Kootl con- Launderette, 114 Mynmouth ntrtet. ntir >o<<* boarded. Phono MidiMetown r>- niakr, ici «uncl cumtilinu. Cull WE BUV AND SELL any thing! ruck casing*: mode! AH Muck, four* Virtrnla, dining tal>!r. '•idrbnard. nu-k- K , mrtmrnl VicrTa"- ill l.oiii: Mrinirh fi-2!lPi__M. nl rosl 5't'J. the A. & I*. Markct. Red Hank. 005-I-R. VnncssA Kennels, Five Corners, •ylindcr, rebuilt htf»*y duly motor, cnn.- ft-s ;uid l.itrl.riMvtirr. Mcltar, pnrk I'larr, MltUtletown. Content! of homes, »torei, titvtca, ilctr, rendy to work. Coro Buses, Red lop. Iniitltilctl. Call Alliintfc Ki-si Kr-insb'ie^'.' I'OT STOVK'iinil liuiNr/'practicnlly new. EXl'EKT CAKl'ET layingL, 'repairmg,, KK7 cellars, Attica, china, slanwart, an- Hiink fi.0.ri67. 1-O.VJU-J. rinino Itnl H:III!J (i-2.'.^!l. fringinu, bindint_c and renovating. OMMUTFIl will ehnre nulo cxpVnsfk hrts for Ki-ntlonii.il or lady. Phuno y. , I'crcy liray, Waverlr lilac R,d from Rfd Hank to vicinity (if South. Iôinr fijjtiicJi (i-1 «•_*•_. tique*, art objecti »nd all bric-a- lili' ll-ii MKJA1N MATKIINITV" 'wnrilriil>r, IKVEIIAL PALUMINU lior»s and coltn. mi 1'iii.c! JIISCI 1 x."» piiinrrji. Cull rh nhnv. disc and harrow. sir.r 10: Mark silk .*-kiit. tbrrt! print*.I llank I'll ne Hcd Uank j3aa» muse (or Ncwnrlv.J Call Rcil Hank G- Hm il. I-'OVM RObM A'ftli KVKNWNt. rnrViTwitirprivÛ brac Kuicil'a, -5 East I'ront ttrttt. Younjr Guernsey cow with cnlf, Shcnr- Hill Koad. l'holie H0I111- •lt\U BANK E'LKCl'K'lC Shon. tontrac- jj_;-M.» ______. Kntiintu'Ati :i-ll.'i6 1-M. .1^1 '.l-«K .Uli fctu<« k*. uv.i tKimi tlrrKKVh jumiif r family, for *micl rlifrrly t-ouplr. In Thon* Red Bank 6.1693. Vonil. _*>t>1'ngitrM Nursery. Colt's Neck. and iht'or slips; ?1 J conutlctc. tor; Joseph D'Onofrio, proprietor; '«• \BOUt"l."» ACRE\S tillnblc lanilin lltilm- iJORSK DRAWN liiwnniowi:rT~Kx'p .ripiU rtnl itank, Lilllo Silver, .Shrrwsbury, or CHEVROLET TltlTCK. , A Ion hny nml riANO- thy""ll.is« "Sliili.irXikr, new. l!*-d II:.ill, fi.fll.Vl. nil. Klectrk-nl fixtures find luppltei, del, nenr CrHwfonl's Cnnter, oll'crcd Fair Hiivvn. Call Ucd Hank €--t 134. wheat and rye straw. T. T. Vnn* louscliolii nppUnnccs. L ft tt rangtk Tor cnUivntioti free of charge. Phont FAN UKLTS AND I'ULLKYS for elec- &'HiCK"S-~i)ny"oli1~("i; Ktartrdi" Hntchiiiii S.M111. (_'.ill Itrd Hnnk li.dtl'J.'t.' 'IN "MUNKY riiiLlK s. size 1 fi: two" IVHBBI^L'D'M- :M, woitilrn spokrs, for tntjrli. Middletnwn. ti "prr~T(ift MF.RK'AN COAI. ' hllrnili« lioi'rr. MUX, medium SIT.O, porcoUiin 'REIJ FARWELL, Chrysler marina mo- Electric Co., 3& Enst Front Trenton 4, N._J. linrd, i:o(i,s.trnw lUinhprs, Whatp- flcr .*> i'. m., nr Snttirdny or Hilrday, \-a\t, »f (Iraw.Ts, %i carit. Imiviirc .OK owed or delivered anywhere. 31 Hing. raw. Hnx ;tfl3. Mnnmoiith nâch. or plenty of new 1-6, 1-4, 1-3, 1-'. II. l Phone Allan- Mtmmonth Hrnch, CUMl'LETK lanAscapa aervlc Gat l lond Itontl, West LOUR Ilranch. I'honc 'I'l NnvcsinU nvcniie, Atlantic 11:KII- am a venue. Rumaon. Phone 1-149'.*. oall Monmouth Ucnch 1-OStS-W #ven- P. Alio uicd rlectric motora. Douglas OWER LAWN MOWER. liO-inch t- shVmTpofi iTml your lawn mada .arly, Trcaa, 1 nmooth, elenn job on the finest Inwn Ô\V ON iriSPlTAY-^BrniTtTriri I'Vkt'f- K tiinn. reasonable. Call Hed «-0 i_0. of 1947, now showing the 1048 line at ric-k FluatliiR-AIr store fixtures. Hnnk «.'JI!:;.W lifter .', i>. 111. Ask for alJ R_I R-ink planted In season. Call Stav.ns, '. H. Mount Co., corner Maple avenue •WE HAVE THE material to do youi and will nlso cut the tail pins* ifD SECONM-HANI) Rns »tnv nml crds riffht up' to tree trunks, «hrub« Priced Huhi. Terms ni-raiiKcd. Middlf- •JCno."' c lied Bnnk f.OSSZ-M. ind Whit* strMt, Bed Bank. Phon* 6- WANTED TO RENT roofing o* sidinv! iob now. I'ay at town Hcfrineration, Highway ,15, Mitl- lwn-wlirc| I.icy rl f? at KOOII price nt 404. • little as t'i monthly, No down i>ay- nnd friR'f B. Knsy tu ot>crnte. Photic KMil.ISM Cnekor'S'tniniefs_ . _ nd . .ai t7,'s Furniture, llinhwn/ !),'>, Red lletnwii. Dm no Middlctown 'i-llJt)?.* ttuilc, black, Dnt'h.shiiiid hlnck and tan ment. Cull Red Bank (1-4444. Mon- "leu Hrlght 2-00711. lank fi-3'J13, N I'.tU BANK. Span Crutt Stulllua. HOUSE OR APARTMENT— At Last uw!pZ0ct p-Me, A. K. C. rrK.Miritl stork: lllup uicturt framing: oil oklntlnga. •let- 26-FOOT DOUBLE end training four rooms, unfurnished or partially tnoutn ConstrucUoi. Co.. IlighTray 3i, al .ADULK" HOUSES—(livinR wn rWintf DOItKRMAN piNSCHER. ninr months school, ?,*>(» up, Thomat S. Field. our in To mint In n on ncrils from your tlHlr S.-otch COIIICH, fcmalrK. A. K. C. ngs an j engravings rtatoiau; cul boats, $125 each. (Sails extra.) furnishctU Krfmcd ndillta. no children, Hendden'y Corner. fKistort'il: minialure I'iiischcr. male, n[d ; house broken. Call Hcd Bnnk fi- yew-round renUl. Must hivve \>y June, Phone Rpd Hnnk 6-OS6). vrtrrinni-inn nr lirrtisod 1'oultry sprviro ilze frni mlesK mantel mirrors, window E. Schwlnd, 44 South Bny avenue, SOKTfAUINlLi, full fiber lexilcnc sent \ mid Imy yonr svipply nt one of •luck nnd tan. DyiiH. WytkuIT liond, vain nets, lawn signs, framed mirrors. 87 1. Call Eittontown 3-0600, extension covers $12,95 nt J. H. Mount Co., cor- LARGEST AND FINEST. Sec thce* New Jersey's first chirk butcheries to En ton town, 1'hoiif Ea tnn town .l-flfiTii,* Rn»l Kront »trcet Phone Wed Btna »»"». Highlands. 426, or write, Hawthorn., 110 11 th «ve- ner Miijile n venue nnd White street, hp licensed for sueli sale P. Dishrow SUMMKil .SPECIALS! Mnpic sun »up. Bplmnr. Pcd Hank. Phone A"iii°A- - cxceptionnl values in our block* CARPENTER WORK and iniidt p»int- Ilrnlhrm, Whntcnnnd Rniul. West honis KM r Rotitl, Hitmson, nprns this wcrk. parlor fhn'rs $It.,*fl, new fibre iiit;: built-in cabinets a specialty THIS POPULAR SeuBce outboard mo- SMALL UNFURNISHED house urg.ntlr Jong two floors, ahowroums. Sliirht* Hninrli. I'lione LOIIK Hrnnch 6-26S0. 1 tor* now on display, 3 h. p. sinirie, ABOUT 200 PATTERNS of discon- It7.inn in slimmer dresses, wiits and ctinirs, Jl -..'i' , Philco radio $2."i, rst class workmanship; reasonable needed in Hcd Itnnk or nearby townsl ly usrd twin bedroom suite ?6'>, Now Jn-sry lVrmit No. IT. stiilionrry. I'hono llutm-aii 1-OliCl-J. 'rri, Hclmbprg. phons Red Bank ft* at only $3».95: 5 h. p. alternate twin at two ndults: yoiirly rental i excellent ref- tinued washable nnd um.fnst. wnil- 1 a 'JNI'J Wilton rtir $2,"i, ironlnK walnut drum table $ 1 -,T.0. BIX fold- THUKK-P1KCK smiiil~lfvi7i« room scl: •fi and MiJip K\_S, 07II-M. $129.5U. J. H. Mount Co., 11 Maple erences. I'hono Atlnntic Highlands 1< paper, C0f,o off. Klnrin's, 26 Mon- child's desk. rhono En ton town 3- board ?2, child's roll-top desk avenue. Red Bank. lll.lii-W. ing chairs $1.50 each, Duncan Phyfc NIIltlAN COAT. Cnll after 5 <_M UAlLLMiS, mortnr bo-xex. lime mouth street* Bed Bunk, I'hotit <- DS8U-M.' p. m. Heil llnnk t'i-nftr,(i-J.* $!•..'I*, honks He, records 5 c, rnre boxes made to order by Century Weld- 7-FOOT RUNABOUT, Grey mnrinc mo- LOCAL VKTKKAN wishes 3 or 4-room lofa $29, tea wagon flu. icKfll size AUTOMATIC'.saw" filerrVetoothcd^ ami nc. Highway 35, Middletown. Phont tor. Hull and motor like new. Cull apartment in Red Bank or vicinity, S838. SWBBT POTATO plnnts. T. K. filll, china, Klnsswarp. art objects ntul fter 6, Atlantic Highland! 1*0274. filing cnblnet $19.50, oak chiffonier State HlBhwny 35. I'honc Middlctown saw srt, excellent condition. R. N. Middletown fi-03»4. : reasonable. Wrile, "Local Vetiran.i icott, 33 Collcpc n venue. En tout own. l>ric-a-brac. nuscil'a, 2S East SAlCBOXl~ 14'~7eet Ions. Sails nil in Box 511 lied Bank, "V MODEL SUPPLIES—H. O. trnjni, flyinv 19.^0, bicycle $10, bridfit lamps •0564. BETTER~ROOFH—Slate, tile and metal I'honp 3-0413 nftcr ii p. m. _____ Front street, phone Red Bank 6- asphalt shingles, metal work. Work* good condition. Now in the water. and solid model [ilanea, jet racers, $3.75, old trunks 14.50, metnl ward- GMXCHir}E Call Ruraion 1-0611. between € and 7 ing, horse drawn, now 194T. Cull At- RUftS—two Pxia. Otic Kt-cy fisurtd, 1603. *Rn»hti> guRvnnte«d. Phon* Atl_t,tlc HOUSE — Four bedrooms, neur shell jewelry kits, X*Acto, leather crnft one two tone rose flowered, ROOH con- p. m kits, linoleum, block print, wood carv- robe $6.50, Whitney coney 135, nntic Hlk'hlnnd.1 1-0705-J. litehinncU 1-1518-W, or 69 Leonard schouls and bus line. Lesse, re- 6x9 Wilton carpet J12, etc. Rtiacil'a, dition. Host reasonable offer considered. venue, Leonardo. 4FPOOT CONVERTED sloop "Osprey" ing. House of Toys, 1-1 First nvenue, SKUNK COAT, size II. enndition gooil. Phone Atlnntic Hi shin tula l-05i>i. FOLDI>TG~CA"RRIXT;E |l, Ice box J3, sponsible. Writ., "D. S.," BOB oil. Atlnntic Hichlnnds. Phntip 1-0761. •la Enst Wont »treet. Phone Rtd Cull EntontoWH 3-02ri4-J. parlor heater, nil or con), {.'. M. , carpet laying, fishing or pleasure, fully equipped; JXCOBSBN" covers, drnperirs. John W. Lang, sacrifice. Can be seen at Irwtn'i, Yacht Red Bank. NOTHING TO CHANGE or stor«. Ku«' Bank 6-1691. TriOROUGHIJllED Collie puppies. Benii- POWER" tnwntnow'rr, Mcsmrr, (*i3 Collins street. Kcansburg. all metal self storing window*. t if ill markings, enble trni] white, male _Jnrh__cut. ___-_-___Phono R_ e il flnnk 6-nO6 TWO DR_ECH-U)ADIN<; îne, 12~ 2, Route 3fi. Union Beach. Phons works. Red Bank. Screens, tUrm sasU isid wcftth«r tU KtiUKPi hcrsp henvy back band, nak Kcyport 7-0'2i. 32 £LCO CRUISER. 13,000, A-l con-FIVE OR SlXTROOXTunfurnlshed house. USED STOVES, andironn, gas wntfi nd fcrnnlc. Cnl) AiburyPar_k_____8521. SEVEN-PIECR Cushmnn mnple illKinK with gnrage, wanted Immediately it Vitig In permanent unit. Free demon- heater, coal Krnte for fireplace, lawn POWER l7^'NMdWEK;~TTlncTr~Co'hr- room set. SlflO; kitchen set, $20. Call ablr ticven feet lone, four feet wide, NIKTEN BROS.—Painting and paper dition. Gray marina motor, 100 H. P., htration. Monmouth ConstructioConstrtion Co.., Red B:'nk_fi-3.12,1-M, ct fly nets and brooder for 200 chicUB. hanging. -7 East Wcstslde avenue. 2 to 1 reduction, |400, Phone Anbury Red Bnnk or vicinity. Yenrly rental. tr mower, combination sink and tub, bath- M'cll, complete with rollers nnd Red Bank. Phone 8-2587-J or «-1636-W Park 2-2924-W. Excellent references, reasonable rent. HlBhv.-ny I'honc Rctl Bnnk B-4444 tub, lamps, china closet, client of draw- equipped to pull a sulky. Excellent < VACUUM CliEANERSTTrcmler John II. Sniiren, Everett. Phone Red USTOM plowing, discing, sowinc, har- AERO M^RlTJE fiber plastic enr topWrite, Thcron E. Brower, 1400 4ts AN'J lyUK OH MOI>KUN, \anm or aman met n I twin beds, 116 Shrewsbury dition. Offered nt A reasonable price. (nip upriirht nnd otic hnnd, street, extension MononRohela or phon. 1 find things; fit tend auctions, Hales, nvtnue, Red Bank, For iujrticuliira, cnlt_Rc, sell $lf»; girls' summer acre, hour or contract. First elaas l',.j and 4 H. P. OUTBOARDS, alightly Phone Kffd Hnnk 6-0741-W. cotton ilrcssos, size 7 to 10; reasonable. equipment. Ralph Matier, Holmaal, used. Lap it rake dory. Red Bank 6- room unfurnished aiiat-tmcnt, to r& an assortment of used nnd anU keep most, tcnftonnble price*. Phont Key* htnglng. plain and dacoratlt* pilntlnf. fast bont, 60 h. p. Continental engine, July, (trade hciftr cnlf, 7 months old. Call Red Bank «-0«92. Offlea, tO Mount 5n,_Red_Bank.? H tuned and in uood condition. Be net port 7-2703, Open dally, Including registered Guernsey bull seven months pump nnd l,ino*Knllnn tnnk, rllscon- BUSINESS NOTICES just overhauled. Asking |30(J. Can be E. Anderson, concert tuning, tlin Sundny. •treet. •cen nt 44 Bay tWenue, Hlithlnnds, t/o MIDDLE-AflEI) MAN desires Attractive. old. _Phonc Prnl T-010S-M-1.* tinucd pus station. Lloyd rotul urn room and hoard with refined family* ntitl repairlnn. L'hane Red Bunk 6*42tiy YANKEE TUADEK. llii:tiwny !<5, FULL-SIZE 1NNERSPRING mBttrc"i7. Route 3i, Matmvan. Phone Mntnwni ARTHUR R OOYCR painting contrac- REFKIGERAT1ON, washing machin, E. Hulse." 11 1-00.1S. service. Home and commercial. P.trla. Pleasant Httrrolimlings mnst Important, "iJd* _U «n k P 4_ . , Hiitlct. Buys and sells antiques, fire- t>prin« nnd bnssinettc, almost brand tor, exterior nnd Interior palming, ci> SET NEW EGYPTIAN Duck Comet rac centrally located in Keu Bunk preferred. bOBHM J'ORCBLA'IN lined IHTKC icebox, arms, china, k'lftis, curios and anything Phone Highlands 3-U40-R. \ng mill, *95. Fair Haven Yncht new, ch' Phone Ktnnsburp 6- BSttCE nEVERAG'K cooler, VriKidairc" nn tea supplied on laret or imail jobi. •Write, "Refined," Box 511, Red Bank.* rt-nsonnblc. Inqu'irc lit 1C1 Occnu interest! UK. Phone Key port 7-2703 capacity eight enses, stninlcss it eel First dabs work by practical painter*, Works, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bnnk imjiuc, East Kennblnirii- 14-HOUR SERVICE ea tk* Nptlr »t SfflOLE liUSItJESS Blrl wishes furl HMI Rnnk C'J'.MT, CAR TRAILEr .. _ Kootl condition. sliding doors. Yellcn's Bar, 236 Broad* P h one_n£ni son 1*0666. •J.3010. OLYMP'IC ICE rc'friiior»tor; farue size. nished apartment in Red Bnnk vlcin* ACKES OK HOD, oc per square toot, Trice |30. H Interested, call Kcnns- VPivy. 1nd dslivar. Hsrold's tlnental motor, four-cylinder, full •trcct, _Rcd_ Biiiilf. 0861. equipment, $250, Lackner, Lnurcl RVt- room-sittini: room desired. Write, VACUUM HAND Can bf used either for steam or hot bcr, 200 Shrewsbury avenut. Refl Sank. Radio and El.ctrlo Shot. S« West "Nice Apartment," Dox 511, Red Bank, ORDER YOUR eLruwbcrrits now (or ICEBOX—Four-door, poTcelnin lined Kureknf fine condition, rensonnblp. wnter. sizes 4S-Cnch. 46-inch nnd 34 Phone fi-0<68-W. nue and 4th street. West Kennshurg.* frttiiuK nnd en n n intr. Picked only Kiisollne tnble top rart(t«; two-hurnc inches Ions. S. I'. Stevens, 41 Binghnm Front ttrMt, Kt4 Ink. Pkoit (• 3A5ETriOE—Custom built twin-screw Phono iifternoan or evcninir, Red Bnnk # VACUUM cleaners repaired, any make. minutes hcfoic delivery. Tucker, Phonc- kerosene stove (cook). Call LOIIK Branch 6-3P39.* aycniir, Riimson. Allen Electric Shop. U WhiU «tr««t. 1744- sport.Flshtr 34x11 feet, last, 27 Kt aO»"4J MOTORCYCLE, 1035 Hnrle; I-Inch power mow Red Bank. knots, full cabin, eralley nnd hend, Tuna REAL ESTATE FOR RENT n SEi'tKlt pu pitt, chi>i [)ionshiii Dnvldso: MARINE RAUIO TELEPHONE, made by 74, K<>od condition, Phon Red Bnnk Used only one hour, us I have 1'Ub U_T PU1CES paid for rags, Iron. 'chsirs, outritciscrs and harpoon pulpit. ock. Phone Itu soir 1*1 2.S6M HudEon American Corp.: btnnd new, . in.* oMiilneil Inrecr mower. I'hone Uetl Dunk BUCS AND UPHOLSTERY cleaned m.tal and paper. Qettls, Junk dealer. Bost 2U years old, one deal for bass, BAR ANl) RESTAURANT in hotel; ill i 6-3026. tunn or bluefishinK. SellinR for less COLLIES—pL'diKrccd, rc-Kiattrtd. Hlui nevtr vised; comiilcte with cryhnl; 9200 LADIES' IX)\V-1I£BL comfort shocb in your home. Floor wnxing, «ll Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. equipment: tfood location. Contact Merle pups five months old, excrp Cull Red Hnnk t.jKHii.W. Phon. Hed Bank «.1E67-B. Will call. than \{\ of new price on quick sale. Call Manager, West End Plus. 12« Brishtej> Mndo by fnmniiH Sundial shoes, In nil TWO'llEDS, two spfinRS. two miitlreii: kltchcu Btrvlcc, Acme Upbolitery after 5 I', m., Ked Bnnk 6-2227-W. tionally fine stock, $luu up. V, H Asl'AKTMiUS ROS'THTMiuthn W»»h!im slzi'B, wide wldtn fcr only |r>,95 n pnir _^ PI, brnnd new, for only $29 ench AUC'l'IONEEK ANl) Appraiser". BTTT avenue, LonK Branch. - firlflln. Phone Krte ho Id _8-_06S9. ton, two-yeiir-fild, f4 per 100. Phoi nt Cohen'fl Dcpt. store, -_0 Shrewsbury swnrl7.fi f-uniltiirr. Hiirhway 35, oppo- and Cnrpct Clcnnlnff Co, Phone Coata, 490 Bath avenue, Long Branch, Ask for "Cap."* SUM M Kit RENTALS. Extensive listlnKS, 1936 JACOHSEN' "powir mower, wltl Kcypoit 7-271 UK avenue, Rid Bnnk, Op|iosltc River «Ito Mldillotown Fire Co.. phone Ilcd Itcil Bnnk e-4'JSS, Phone 6-afiOU. SEA SK1PP—Open, new 1846, '21 feet Monmouth Bench, Sen Bright, Rumson! long, 7-foot >3>lnch benm. In wntcr, river and ocenn. Charles E, Sweeney 24-inch CUH.PT. In fi\lr condition, t»0 IiBfUNNINr. MAY S9, private collection Street School,* LAWN AND PORCH furniture repainted, Call Rumson 1-03G3 nfttr U \u m. nntlqucs nntl other articles, S. A. I*KONIF*S—Any amount. Inquire n RUCS SHAMPOOED by experts. Our ready to tto. Fully equipped, 100 H, P, Agency, Monmouth nvenue. Phone Rum* c 1 111 cI c FOR COMMERCIAL refri'.vnition Called for and delivered. Wllklns Mo. Mercury Federal motof. speed'2R knots, son 1-14H2. KELVINATOU, f, eulile fed, cxcc-llcn •^ _*_i5_ J^™-'.' . ?' l_i i - vice, cnll Middle town ttiu'rlRcru Mis. M. Kozicky, White Rtrpet, Knlon IVlco pificcsa rcncwi beauty ol tor Snlea. Phone Red Bank (-0040. A condition. Cull Ucd Uttnk 6-48aa.» Orientals and Domestics. Stornge fnctll- $1,200 for Immtillnte snle. Cnll Red EUADSTAN1)—On Route 34, at Colt't MEN'S AND WOMEN'S clothing Highway a.'>, Middlctown. Thonc Mid- town or cnM En Ion town .'{•0050. fnr Mr. Brltton. __^___«_ Bank 8-4'J66-M, xT^t nt"no«ta fo r hhocK, costume jewelry. IUKKKJU;. VC CAVAMKR CHKST.""OIir_nBllahrt"3a" tics nvnilnble. Cnll Little Fnlla Laun- Neck. Yellow Brook Fnrm. Cnll nnd mil ft nt-int'; nlil o •i** ls4".7t nctUttt till ndi, wruiik'h iron floor la mi 1A)VKLY pnir twin bcth. tompietr, Imx spring dry, Rctl linn'* 6-2600. AS'K for Dcpt, IRON RAILINGS tor lorche,, stair. lS'i-lFOOT SEABR1OHT skiff, 7-foot Freehold B-ll'J~a-W.| evenings. 3"x1"-7r locust; used chest nut mils, liorch furniture, 12x1- chenille ru^ quhcttu runic curtains, wide vnoutth to nnd mntti'e&srs, {7,'>; Indies' bieyefp $1.1 beom, Chrysler "Ace'\ henvy white HALF Of liOUHLE unraiie—for r.ntl (rj'f till primn rhnndcllcr. .IS Occn six buronui, $7 up; two 9x]2 runs, $'*Z UfciNfciltAL cuntrautur, lop noli, Hit dirt ways, etc. Made to order bf lea- cedar plunking, mtthoKany decks, License well-built, cement tloor. Enlrnncc »t rjmnr At In nt Ic HIithlHinls crini'i'ioSR, Mnde by fiwnoiis Cameo, for No, lUUeSD. Zobd's Oont Works, Sen MAl'LK HKUROOM cl«lit-pWce Houlf viird, Atlantic Highlands, Phon only yi,W> a juilr nt Cohen's Dept, htorc fnr _both,_ 1'lionr Ttumsoii I-IIIHI.W.* cinders, gr.ivtl, rannurc. Lionel Simon dort Company, il rear, at • West rear frunt Willliim Htrcct, 64 MeLnrel 1.164'i. ___ WfRRLESS nKCdinr~plnTe7;—A~lfkhT Phou - "•• Bright^ street. Red Hunk. Phone Red Bnnk «• '1'lii ShiGWKbury nvenue, Hcd Bank, Oi>ct atreet, Rad Bank. Phone f-lllt. TPOO TRACTOTT~lT™C. CXSE, rubber ti every tilithl lintll «,• nrdscn, 32 Rlclinrilsoti avenue, Eaton KLO-fi SANDING—Klnii'h wltK twt T TRUNK cabin crultcr h, MoT- r mnnurimmurec GMCHtltrswtfti.tr.. II'.. I). VnVnnn Mater l- O"irTNKXi''ENSi VE lugKBgc, ace mtown. Phone 3-O86tl-J. coats of shellac. 12 cents square foot 3BWINU MACHINES rapulrtd. Fr« ton Johnson. Bmnd new Chrysler TWO SEtST'twin beds, one muplc. on Jr. Joccdn r'nrniR, Marlboro. Cull Frcc< NEW MOSI.ER \vnIl~aTfeT nlso floor laying, Eatlmntei, call Rcc •pictlon. Pickup And dtllvtry^ Crown, I3.7E0 If sold this week, Irwln's SUMMER RENTAL, Vary attr.ctlve first. We have citscs from 12 rlfh Yacht'Works, R.d Bank, mahoKnny, complete with box sprint,' holil g.ni 03.M-3. un to trunki for $13,03, tax Included Hnnk •J>2Q22, Batik G-2242 or 11 Mount ttreel, Rtd eh.nat bougbt and told. Phon* , Rid four bedroom, two bath house* and Inncrsiirinti mnttrrnBr-s: briby'i crib IillBAT DANE 1)00,, 7 months, female. Save nt Cohen's Department -tore, 220 Bnnk. M. E, Mornon. Bank C-2IU8. Sewlm Maoblnt Ssfrvlet 55-FOOT BRItJtiE Deck Defoe cruiser, btnullcr home, hnvi twin-screw, Eicellent condition, Must excellent neighborhood, convenient without muttrt'Ks, child'fi rocking Jiois rennnnnble. Phono Red Hank f»2r.7(i.R, Shrewsbury nvenue, Red Hnnk, Opni foor snlo ono nlmoRlmoRt new mnhoiinmnhoiinnny CAIlHUItKTOliS and maanotos rebuilt. Co.-o., Silyersidoii¥erKiq*« »nnutivtnut,, UIHILittleI aBliverm . with bent. Hi Bridge nvctiut, bnck a every nlitht until H, Saturday «iUUJft.* QuiQuicck factory workmanship, OOURIROORIRB tell Immediately. Will consider reas- to river, benches, rnilroad station. bMlroolroom RetRe,t unodd lklooklnffl , i n Roodd con HOME MOI>KUMI/ISO. Up to onable offer. Irwln', Yncht Works, Kcil m.w diri.r, Itt-d B»nh, IP YOU HAVEN'T visited our GRT CUR'IOU'S find just come tlown to" dition; full z dining room Bet: 8x1 Electrilti c Co.C , 85 EnsE t FronFt t itra.ttt , RRei All conveniences; double garage. Rank. Phnne 6-0128. »enr. to pny, Bstlmstee In: Oeners Bank. V> UJ1*~'s'AUlTTKiCB—UlHtnond tiiKUKt showrooms, now's the time. We Shrewsbury wvenue nml look nround Orlcntnl rue, twn oittd stuffeffdd cbntrabt , reimlrs anil slteratlons. masonry. cir< Avnllnhle Juno lSlh to Scptembtr.> mtnt rin« iintl two plain wold weddltut Cohtu's Dciil. Btore. Everyone la nl -torn, windows nfixfia and ^Hx611 nls ANTON MALVOltSBN. p*liit.nc aontrno HOTORBOAT, K-foot rowbout with 4,1 liuy from i*lvatc honiCE H ml cs- IientrV, imsll or larfe. We sp.clsllse In H P, Wlsconiln cnaine Installed. In .7th. Call Hcd Bank 6-089B.M. '* rinK»i tievtr worn, CosL over I1UU, sc! ways cordlnlly Invited, You do not hnvi screens, two end tnlilen. J'lionc Rc tor, interior, exterior, paptrhanglnv. rcmoUennK homes Into apsrtnienti! tor $__ Call Ki.lniaovvt. H*'__7J__J. tiUea. Miiny fine vnliics daily, We to buy. He convinced by your eyes, On Enst Washington nvenue, AtlnntL the water, randy to RO, Excellent con- IliinkjI.OJ 1:.. Phone Atlsntla Hl»hl»iids 1.IB86-M. dition. 11 Westslde avenue, Red Bnnk. 1 7..JVI.NU MAGIirNK, Swlfi""m»Ut, hrnm furnish complete liortics, npn rime tits poslte River hlrect OM> IÂSltloN'En furnltuir. Do it hi Illdhlandn. Phona Atlantic HlghUndi I SCi'l'IU TANKS and ceisvool. ol.»n«a. (iAKAUE—Sli u moinh7T''ltiipntfick".~ 23 15 HO. Phone 6-454J-J.' "--' IIIMI ll.n. npw,__£tl0. CHI] Ki.'itijKlxirif fi-01*3.1-lt nnd buf)Kti|ow(, HuBcil'b, ^S Bust . __ rouk m..r., licdfl, innhonnny anil (minted, miirUt also dry walla, drains Instslled, El. tot* WushstnmU, tmlnlcd wnfthBttinils UAYN'LON HUGB uiut uar»«U, Huvt Ki.d f.lmutti itWcn. Osctr lltcktr, 4T S.t.tfd'WBOAT," "16-fbot, nooii cunilHlon. reVESiNii ItlVHn, uenlTcrierir Rcd d BanBunkk . nVl'Nd liOOM rEiii"rn,~(Jovt>nor Win Front nUcrt. Thojio licit Bunk fi- lictlroom lultc, inclmttnR tlrcaner tlnsk Summer rental, Colnnltil hoiihc, nine t)irm< t]ih)i, lamp inbUfc, idii.tlu Ilnkt perfect condition 11B(l, ttnthiuo curved nnil-numprniiK other nrtlclcn from it tile. carpets clriitu'tl nnd m nth* proofed), ond street, Fair Haven. Phone Bed B»n three years old, f60, Call Rumson 1 If. 03, f'hoiin Atlnntic IHKhlundn 1-O7fl2.« Wall to wall curpetlntt oUanid 9.1464. . 1142. rooms, thr™ baths, nicely furnished, IItf brciikfnst vets in yellow, lilur HIM tnarblc top Chinehn cabriole $,'ir>; Jenny tl,2tlO, Cnnault Charles E, hVctney red ! muplo nnd wulnut corner cub!ntin li, on Intntion, f> Bi HAY UAUNI1, Combining, mowing an N aKT, )»n strain., Wl». street. Phnnu Itnd Unnk fl.0302. raking! also plowing, discing, sowtnj conslti Inboard motor, criultipcd with Agency, Monmouth UVLMIUC Phone i in .tini tiililta, Knty liotur, Cliick'c liiu, clvi'irlc KfrlltiriUnr. K.-1 ilrllvir ) nd_vnip u\t\ lop tablr, hrtiikhiiit «nts fit,, I-U^H am condition nnd ixôntiblr, Mnity l'b(irif» Kpnnnbui-M fl-f)4Il7, _ SOlfNie IMN; "lOO Ocum. lloufovurl Ssrt)OT«KW11frJWSrt5Tii »c«w, ci\ vtiiulur t-kctrln ntov», litm' imrth w\ Ibinli-'tim, thirc-itlccf wlcfjtir hot 1-0, ii|i nir n tn too iiiimri-om to men linn, A TKfiK"*KX"lIKHTS.""P'(iric"r Hr*ulTorV. Sun Allnnlln Illulilnmls, Cull Atlnnt t'lnsnl bi'ldito cruiser, EiltllOPcd for Ui'ond stri'CI, phnne Ucd Hank fl-JÎII.* irKl-rtUJOMS of funiUmi., ti Treiisui^ ('hf»t." formerly "A HlKhltmls t.ons.S, Cutci'lnit for wci »pnrt fishing, ratlin photic, fishing chairs. IIKACII I--IIUNT irtinKilloVs, A'll Itnurovc- nl It ti' I If Jim too tu> in (ro UN tu tiiHttiun f living niom, bedroom, kitch , fui rluht |) I ii II ft |I fi, nlx-litrcc brnnd nr;v _ , ... pliu* year-round tree norvicc< No oh tliiid«u'i W>urltiiithc- (lir.M In HtrinUHT) k only, SJ4K, At SM lr Ir CiMiAtlliitlmi rfirvtd oak illnrtlo f'.fi ii NPW Hlinp," rill tl Hi'dmutnl MVCUMP, lUinUUm fur enllmutct. I'uwci- CIIUIIMVKUI (IIUKA, putltcs tuitt RIK:IU1 funt-lUms, ntvy (Ul\ tank, outi'lgKtrb, x'xecllent uon- incnt'., Wcnnnn S'J'jr., Vlrwlnla Comjt week only, S'J4K,: At SWIM lr. Uviiltlljiift, i:i»y (.tvri, nr renr of 12S : ddl whri-r, Krcnch culeinc, Juhn (Pop illtlnn, fully found, C, Kiiyniuiiil, 23 Inn, Phono Kennslitiig 6-VJ01-R or vr Ml tun. Hlsr)iwnHl) y «* '. nimniHr MMiddle Lnvniiln'-t FuriiltuiT, l')U Hny nvc OnUiiiiNt, For upi'olnlmcnt, call Deal iiiininun-i! rovrnur, KMnhili.hcd line Humd itmt, J.cti itunk.* towu 11 n Co., ohonc Rod Hank 6-JJ13. tUi'Posllc Aie house) 7*6014.* 1U^, riiune Uumion 1-0323* Mnnon. JIdbnrt slrcnt) Kcyport,* ^3V RED BANK REGISTER, JUXE 3, 1048

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT AUTOMOBILES APTS. and ROOMS TO RENT j REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE UEDKOOM—Clean and comfortable. One 1984 MASTER CHEVROLET coup*, FURNISHED ROOM, »uitabl« for one or LIST YOUR PROPERTY for sale or IHTNT LET LACK «>f mortgnge money FOLJlt-KOOM, year-'round houae. A.I ai.y ••rinrm.rirf RL'M.ViN-- block to town, 28 Elm Place, Red four new t***** radio, heater, spot- two in private home; hot water, rent. P. F. Kennedy, 21 Peters pin re. km* you from |,-.ij•",;« a Imune. Seu rinifovemt iiln, full cellar, hut R;: At.. n\r,V U- I'li-iity nf mni-.t-y n vall.-iblr. We Hi •*• fir. Dunk, Phone 6-4282-J.* light, In fair condition. Trite $19". ck-an; convenient to ell buses. IS Hud- I'hone Red Bunk C-0454. heat. 112 Lii.dri, street. WB"r W,'. h 5oii itvtime. Red Bank.* __ • \w.:x fh<>d ga- GARAGE—19" Mechanic street, lied Cnll Red Bank «-8Q22.* CONSTANCE SMITH A«ency, 14 M«p.t section of H ^ti!:i!.ds. Imm^din'c i--- J-'UHNISHED KOOM for cpcoupel only; i.<\\, lower ijitrrest rair>.. I'nr aii n-tt.RCogioiu I'.-.ci. $ l.JOO. Al KriiMT' i. Agency. Bunk. 1937 FOlLD 85, good tires, engine in avenue. Fair Haven. Phone Roil H:m» . •„.. HMiih. !.<• suro I.. *re us first, COLT'S NECK—Cottatle on farm. Three runnln* condition, llou. Wan in ac- iiiiustkcepinpr privilsesprivileges,. Call Friday •-23US, Cash, buyeri for »ll lylc& if Port Mnnim.-iih K.»«*t, EatL Kear.nhur,; dry M or lord place, phonu i M:n, S Wh.'.c Btrect. Red rhnr'ft ICr•• • 5 !•" n: ^• OJ 1 4^ irr.- n'l'LK SU.VKH H'tr. xn^ new home rooms and bath, lurnished II desired. cident, body needs repair. Phone Red afumoon. 63 " " real »itate. It.uik. Ideal for business couple. Phone Free- Bank6-0657-M.* RMI Hank »J-J_47.W. ni.d by mi'.«"T l»ui!dT. large rooms. hold S-CI493-M-1. lT30~VUl)GB TRUCK, flat body, JIUOU ROOMS —By day or week, ftaplc Grove SUMMER RENTALS—Cllrnis wati tin Cill.UMAl.' HUM.;, Stu. A -li. PAUL n. STUYKKU, R»sltor. Karmi ;j b.-.i=- ••:•! ' ! I- !,-.m. nf r.if- r'.onn and 2'a "SHREWSBURY—New center hall, Ca!>e runnins order, sood tires, hus missed, Phone CHAUMING" li If"! >.v;•:<:• '.•' h-..' . fhrrr-c»r ga« Inspection. Call_Lonjj liranch 6-0464-M. KK\VlA*~i)l-rCOlTATKi~ furnished" room,* n^_ ]. v pi-nil-, nfi'uMl. thn. bi-droxn,!, ..r.-i Cod, seven tarse rooms, excellent titiK, :il It;i l.iv , r viflnU.v. Ai-l-roxiniiiti ly l m, >; it rii'' t> i'liii: »' !!> P RumiQl. months to pay. Seucoast Finance WorthUy strut. Red Bank. For furthor ciitntinir heat, j, p Will »l«o consider sale. Write, "A. I).," information. i'ii 11 at, iilmve addrefcs or Sl_.u0U. Writi, W. S. HnhronburK. 1.(2 lm:-i; ; , $ n.l laviitory. r h< I N. v .i.. Box .ill, Red Unnk. , Company, 60 Broad street, Red Hank. 0 SS- lii-rifk : I'hone Red Bank 6-1284 or Red Bunk pjn ^JLLiiJ^. North Ailiujfton 11 vi'nui', Kast OIJUH;*' KMiry. s L nd«-n uil-ftri-il; It i SllltKU IXSTINCIS" WANTKD—W./ hiivc " cli. ntn iiliii-r, ltt-il l.-stik. i*ii.ii.i 167 N. Spt TIIK hENr.'LS K. BYHNB Ag«ocy it LAltCE LIGHT hoUhtktcpinjr room, 1 i.i buy. PBOKT . OFFICE—In the Morris 6-2.'.6S. wiittiiik' tu [Hircluisc it 11 tyiMB of Muii- HOME -E-MVI!. nt n-fid nt.til rtrc.i, liv- MODEL A FORD roadster, very reas- nicely furnished; plenty of hot water. id." «:..*.. u.i a lo Int yo'ir hotllf) fot building, at 14 Broad street. Any iniiiith con niy (iropertirti. I've \\rt>n\\t\ it.K ro'i in, fi:i'iii:u'i', fif.tr iii-(!rw<! nrdinlrly. Will mirrfflre with or within . llr.plac, dininl Chry.s!er four-door sedan; 19*1 Pon- ;round, I'Jii.OOO to «3n,ijufl. Brnkrr 10- Cmiove L:u iiit f iii it 11ui L'. Call A11 ii n •;c IIighInnila ' V i 11 «. jt"-i i powder room, foul Phone 6-2161. __ _ tiac four-door sedan; 1041 Studcbaker person desired; Runison, near pni'k >pur.ition invitfd. Tlir Mrdingd- (ktni- M.dd!< town. EAI. Sl'UI UNFURNISHE'f) half of two-family d shops. Phono HumsfMi 1-03S1-J. 111 two-door stdHii; 1011 Fold two-door sc- •"iiny, Henlinr-i, T:'l Wost field .ivi-niu>, Hmrli :.t» -'! n,. Nwadn. roiifl'i. ^ house. 8 rooms, one block from Broad ARCE FRONT licdruum, with brrtil^ IIED HANK —Two-fninily "home. " six h iv i: :.'<. 'l!'a']«f'lllr l»nrt dnn; 1041 Ford truck, >i-ton: 1937 Ply- Klizalirth. Phone KlUiibch Ji-IT^ti. LOTS—Comp!t Lni •<£€ \-ui - i •it street, Owner lives other half: oil hent. mouth four-door sedan. These cara are fn-l privileges, l'hone Red Bank 6- he r hit f." nn. all iminnvcnirtits r.wh sid< ; «.;h, •• lots laiii.Hriipnl lot ; rrsiilrinml neigh- : it- hot air; lease. Adult*; no pets. Must all fully equipped with R SO-dny Kunr- T-U. _ __..__ .'.0x1.'.0. $4lMi nnd ?."»('<). a I... • • 1 ' furnish best of rtferencea. Write, "H. J-'rjink IJ. »dfl; $1 l.U'Ui. li.iy Stillmfiii & .\%- ' 'l':'. Hr.tee from stern to stem. Arthur I>r- TTKACTIVK"" "thf(?(T-roo'm tipartnient Lawrs. Phon^ fi - V *» 7 1!.'1 r.." Box 511, Red Bunk, __ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ..s. :J12 Hroad MIT.*, Enti.ntown. Miill' Kit N VI Fazio. 61 Mnin street. Entontown. Cull • ^ for fumnuT rent ill; biiftnrirs couple F- Kiiinntnwn 3-tMHiT. I! .FURNISHED nine-room house for Ben-EatontowrHUVUIIku " ..1 "3-1292 " — ~ — .» ..!• | | xfurcd j or no cjiildieti under five J. CRAWFORD COMP'ION, In.-. Al'RK .SHORE PROPERTY—ij block tn comrn'lter, son. All modern conveniences. Reas- flu] 1*T)NTIXT C four-door sedan. GootI •nrs of nKC. Mrs, CeorKc Jones, Heal estate ami insurance. If it's nrt, R0IU01 onable, Call-Atlantic Hltrhlnnds 1-0144 pnlnt. 1947 engine Installed sU r.iinanl .-iv'-inif, 1'ort Monincnith. FAIR HAVEN. Beautiful Coloninl i-h, writ rnnstiuclcil J-foum hotm , Ui;SY or call AUnntic H!KhluiuU__l_-0388. months. CallJennsburiLiyiK^M.* home, seven rod ma, two baths, ft home, lots or iiiMiraniv, u*c have •1 liatl.s, oil hint; Inritr KHrngr; lots ICK I«)OM for rent fur S'IIIKIC peraoii", of JK vnry (ur iirt-rssibility ; $ 1 4. licuch. t I'ruiM Mr Y.I. 1'hn Agency. » West River Road, Bumson. s flow furnished. Near Cnmpbcll'it Cl.kV.fM} t.ou-,1;*, iiuMiii.il.j; two-s'.itry hoi- ;»«!•; Illit wntrr In-lit ; luw t.-ixes; rh«U*« HI !•'.« .:, |;c.l \\; Cnn be seen at 65 Spring street, Reil lion, Belford. tiuRinj'ss men or NAVESINK R1VGR. Fint locmiun. ••el iu n : I (I minuti'<( lo slut ion ; J 1 l!..'.nu. low tile Mint L'nx4u Icet, uupm-itv Bunk.• ouple preferred. Call Kettnsbtirg ti- HcHtitiful outlook. Larj;e frotit- ,\;y Stillman A AsKoi-intrs, IWl Ilinml CdMFXETKLY furnished bungalow*. 1VM10 cti •I'j-M'liK I'liUIT • ml VI-WI tu lili- r5*36 DODGE, riullo, hmter. new tiros.: f)G7-M, Dr Atlnntic IliitrhliindR 1-Or.L't-J. .trc^t. Kwtouttnvti, Piiiiiic ».*H)0;. nil Ili^-hw.-iy iir,. Dul.-li fi.l.in CommcnrinK June 15th, for three IIKC ; Coloninl style* elKht-rumu p traciriefl monthi. Lnrjic livintf room with fl re- motor recently overhauled. Ca\\ Knl house, hot water hent, two tile IKiHWAY a&--lluFinrss location/ Kxrnl'1 • iMiin nnil l.aih IIUUM : ymuit: Bunk fi-2734-M bftwprn 6 nnd 9 P. M. i *«li fti tddict »_»w-i»_r.-o^ v is- it. lent for urn food rrsti.urniil. T«vo I'lmrils: I.i.:n., limnk. bin <•„ place, two larjift bedroom*, kitchen, bnthi; JSJ.OOU. Charles E. Swcc ' \i:.\i:' CKNTKI: ,ui-' riinetto ,*nd bath. Call Eatontown Thurmlay nnd Fridny.^ HELP WANTED THRIFTY i*O>lUlNATKlM"V»,««r~îmi nrjic buildings nnd tfonil SIRC pint of nvi. Askinif »:t'i.i'l'U. Wnlkr 'l«"llitiK. X 3-1060, extension 614. Ask for l.t. l"O37~ CHBVRblÊTlÊT, BturdyBtrdy, , dhp ^ ney Agency, Mtmnioilth nvonur. nnii-cry si ore, 1 S\:>:, fret, wiih HII- and; 17,700. Itay Stillmitu A Aj,sori- ilnll. Itrnlliiri. Ill Kiul l-'ninl sir, it, enr ; $P$350. h Phone HHolmdcl l O-B'2 11. Phone Humsoji 1 -14911. joii.in^ 7-nniin hyiiMi nud double K*n- ii.-it, H.tfluvHy I-N, Eiitontown, 1'hunc Ilnnk. I'hi. Zlmmfr. After 6 p, m., Bed Bunk 6- ALBSLADIES'—For dresses, contB, i-uuc; l»t ".f»x!"*»». r*-in> $:(S,tH.O, Apply 4085.W. __ 1034 FOHI) COUPE: cheap. Cnl millinery, ncccsaor.es. Permnncnt po- 6!llj"-,\C|lK ritlSIT FARM. l.ir. 1. nu!.< IB KeansbvirK 6^9SS_-W. , 7.1 LriBhtiHi nvtnuu. P1M>IIR Itcil H.ink JI»)O K S I" i rE~C0TlsfAli"ETMaTr7«^v r MMI UnA I.i r:iiI. I'JUI ; II niniiis mill dnlli. slr.u COTTAGE—-Five-room riverfront cot- ion. wood snlary. ad vnncemrnt. UUMSON—AtTc InndscBPrd ifround. tage. All improvement*. Good for 1937" FONT!A"C convertible; good condlo - cry's, 'Jl) Urond strret. Rfd J)nnk.p_ Betting, 1 ft nrrea, fenevd, tttmluck, Unit : tlii"i'-rnr Knitusr, «ui«l Irani nr. j IS "i.irn.K' ~n.VK.it :. bout owner. Short wiilk to ocean. Seu- in. ll HumsotH v 104871-0487-JJ bb«ttw rxcoiitiuiiiil construction, 8 room?, ; KK (inrf>, on slocked trout stream, liriillo rliicliiii Ilims,'; n urns ill prmlilrin two-c;ir KOH rental *400, plus was and electric. 6 nnd S P. SECTION FOREMAN. Good oppor- ;i bntha, itutomiitir hot wuttr lient, Icit 7riJ.:i:"J: busiitos r.n.l r.'si.h-ntial. i.-ilhs: ran oh type home, two tic.ronniM. rmil. Iri-i". f.iiir ni.i'i •.rumllnnil. h, j 1r.11 ..„•.. 'imii.'.il I-,: p..... i.'.n; JlO.Oun. ih'd Imth, mtuicrii UUcht-n, tlinetlr, vrry V.\lll ll-IUIlif-ll Vii-W. Asli.tllC in,"."' li..'..i.,ii Wa|.,l,-iry. H. .1!•»!•, 1 tt W'PSt Hehm. Highlands 3-IJ17-J._ __ 1941 FOUD convertible, in good condi- tunity oiVcvcil to man experienced n!cc locntion. Ucnl VHIIIC; SU.r.Oi'. hair-mil" to stiitiiui: tliirhwi.y :i.'i. Imnic- SUMMER."RENTALS. Nine-room house, ,•!., trade for Ford sedan nr diatr pMBfn ,-siuri. Mrs. U. A. CiMippr, iir^L- Ii v i ii K room with fi replace. 11;IK* Wulkrr * Tiliilllil, Ili-lltiiU. Ill K.I-! I 1 in'. •'.•••• '. II. -I II,in' 'li'inc B-.IJfiO.* furnished, Si'f.OOO.Xor six months; five- Btiitlon wiiuon in good condition, plus in set linn work, cdnt shop. Ani* Churlcs K, Sweeney Agency, Mim- A Hunt if IliuliIitmN. It. V. |i. No. 1 il I. U mil' j"i t jo QvrrloijkiiiK ravinn. (Jiit'st l-'ri.tit Mi.-t. I'll".,, ll."l II11.1I. B - -J 7 T« I .srilSTANTIAI. ..v. ,;.,,) fti house in I( inniitU n venue. I1.nine Hvimson I - I'hnn.' Allnntii- Hitthiaiuls (-UUi^-J. ,'iiUi».'fi with nil im|*'ovi>incnt!(; Karai;r: UKII HANK AHKA — Mn.li.h »li.MI. ;,n ° .Illll Kl! -Ml-' IA ' . Fi i: «>• •. ro'tm.s ; room rimilnhor! biinRHlow. 11,500 for nix or minus cflih. Call Mntawnn 1- Ixiy M.-uuif.ictiirinK *-c. "0 Onklivnil I on I housi1; A-1 co nil it ion throughout. months; six-room furnished house, $S'>0 170'J-J. _ ___. "FAlli" HAVKN Iiiriii(-di:tif"~un'iipiini']l;u', ailtn- piiit,+. Kntontown :(.orni7. _ _ linsi'inin Ml I II. .. .1 Hi,I ll.,:.k. rti, ,, (5-:::,'MI _Ha!yoH4rn,_Atlnntic Highlands i-ifiSO. Nice rcbidcntlnl arc a, HPIMO si mutely matie hut wiin-r nil hf.it; minor lot SUld/fiHAN FAUM; Pictun'-iiti'uViicttUiK. kitcluu mi ?•::..•, 1089 CHEVROLET f,ve*pnas«nKer rluh 100x2.10. Avnilulilc ut **2,'2U0. Chtw(vt> liuil'. Colonial. coupe, rmlio, Knsoline heater nnd [t. comiition; *7fiO. Call Mnlnwan 1 genc-y, 77 Broad utrcct, Hcd Bank. hnt hi-iit, pfti uori-h. ATI.A NTH: llll.Ill,\N1IJ 1 ' . an.. ,.f I111..I; firf- llKiT HA'NK — for "pri"v«tp rt- proli ;•- !:irf Incati *i:i.»0". Kay .Stillmnn A Assai'lnn«. li.i,'. W.ll .-oiiiider Kuoil OlTlCE NURSE, or dentnt assistant, 17S4-J brtvv(?£ii « nnd 7 P, M^_ fi I H( i aimiJil utv. Itrst jiu-iition. Uvvtu i* ; !i!0£P.- : _ L'. — 6.1 K Call Iti'd Hank «-2 *,'.(-'. I'liorw Ki Mown :(-IHIH7. W:.'.:-!,,|ri. Klilltor. If with experience in both, Cnll Key- r939**'fiUiCK ROAlTMA'STER, in "KOOI fOUNC MAN — For ilt livery ami stock nuivijiK to Flciriilii, Trn room.*, t» n 1 r,:. «...1 u,,,,k. Ph.me 6- port 7*1306-W. condition, radio nud hratrr. Must srll UIVKU I'UON'I fii frrt milkhriitliMl ; work In I'plnil htorr. Send full in- ru iiiiiK twii •:ir IIIM IIIH. \ k,i. Ml JlElXA'BLEr'COMPfifENT wotnnn na (Illicitly. • Price 1700. Cnll RcH Bunk luiition. I'rici- J IS..'>"!'. K\- ; iiiuilfrn hiiiiftnlnu, livinir r.ium, lin-- r imiititm nli out yourself, to "Stock and il.i.., diu'llr. iwii hnlriMinis, Imth, & Tiniiiii:. UIII|!M-~. in i-;-i.' MAIAW.VN 1., i.iin.-n an.l nppl« baby litter: experienced with chil* 6-1 .'i21f-M hct^yecii 6 p. m. and 7 p. lusi witli (.'oiiftitnco Smith, 14 Mnplc filorrs. Very crk," Hox All, Hcd Hunk. itchtn, oil hen I; KHI-HHC; nirr neclimi, rn 1. ll'.l li.n.k. I'll.11.1 .;-•: 7 r •-. • drenj trustworthy. Photic Red. Bunk *• 19,16 KORD. four-ifoor. $3 r»n. Phone Fair llnvcn. Phone Ked Hank Atlnii i >lhld (into. H> i,li ifus, r.pcuiiijr 2XPKK1BNCKI) ateiioKrnpher for sccrc- crr>sil>lc for nminKitiiiK; llf.,751). Uny TWO-FAMM.V iin.it '111. nt li.n • .-. ;..,„...1 • •>ilv J of .Self, nittcr; apple .1792 between 6 nnd 8 V. M.* i-HilOH. _ Stitltn.-iii & Aj-snt-'iatrs. IMiune Eaton- tnriil ivnrk. Permanent position, SMALL "SUMMER buhk'alu.vs ISO Mlil.CMii.il 11 k!iT. 1. II.-.1 II,,,'., •:..., ii..'l.l.linic D«- 14&T US 11KLP you with your employ- 193i CHEVKOLET," Motor recently over- tUMSb'N.—ItunKiilow, iw*, miMtrrn fuiir town :t-(»fni7. rtenWlc oil.re hours, Apply hi letter, a hii ndI fridsljiiufsd , II'jiune Key- ii'iii ; *l.:i'"i tTn-i in...im. r,iii..| I,.1.:. M . lnlo and -1'h.TS. S.ven- ment problems. Roberts' Employment hnulcd, cheap. Cnll Red Hank 6- tilting qiinlifi'-fHidns, salary ex per tod raon-io, hath; nttnchefl KfirtiKr, nil 1'iir- port .(lisa. ___ hrniw. all nn;,ri.'. ciiKfits. i-hicken Agency, 77 Broad itrect, Red Bank. 0817-J. 199 Field nvenuf, R. F. D. 1, ifr. Price Ulft.'Mm. Const:inrc Smith, VAN H(mN""*"AnKN€V-~.SpB7lniiir~mnil" n,| phone nddrcxs to I*. O. Hox ^1S, 'rii-0 til".,'.<.".' W.,:;... X- TirMl.!:, II..V- Hi!',. Imtli, liivntory.- ilrn, mi- nrs, 111 K;i-t Kmnt S'M". linl ll.uik i.. Mi,dim Km,! Ni.rvry. Vin. WOULD LIKE TO take car* of children "1937 CHEVROLET"SEDANi Heater, slip- porch opt'ii piiri-h, dry rfll.ii- with liuiti nalif In*fit ; -'.i-jirn•; dmihlp Krrnifi : •IIMIII' li-J7Tli.« m: 1. ILuhway :i«, Port .Mori- any use, in my Httme from 8 to S tor cover*. Car In very dootl condition. JAN—Kor porter and nll-around work. 1 . I'lii.iii. Koanslinrk' fi-1117-ft. ppW tU AiriMU'l Inn, Shccwsliury jive- *.t w.Ut r lic.l, nil; Inl 1-5x1 '1U i,') "). Hay Vn n Horn Awrnry, I'V.r 1KII HANK l.'n rr. Mil '.rul I.III.'IIII.II. five dnys A week, For further Informa- Will ficll reiv&onab.f-. Apply An T^cwis on Kast, Hcitten lMncc; automatic heat, ? KUritKc. Ilartrnili at JJH/MIO rlli' liii.iiMr.,,. II..' 1.,,-m ,„„ ,1, mwii. 52 1. 1,'VKflV ATrllA'.TIVK, nriniriTk tion, cull lied iJjLnJLJb.026.3-A1. nest door to KMI Hank Airimrt. Ibivrti. I'lionr H".l Itiuik 6-1 Mill,• l-'nlr H«v.ii. St..i.c front, iiv. street. Eatontown, or call Entontown 3- iXCLlIetit condition. Price $1 l,.'.(iii. Mari Citx Ajrciiry. I*urtntl|ict-k. J'IHHH VAN HORN AliKNCY -"Lilto new", pio-' Simy 1111 iiifiii-iniilii.ii nvir ill.. DIHIIII;; hi. llK.H~~SOHboL student, TS yean old, 27J UAKIJBU—St y position. Apply Jit "5 kVenrt-Nemrth Agi-ncy, '12 Broad street. til..'ill"; tll,:.'il) oili. W.-ilkii Si I n- In .ii tifiiiiv ilci-iirri'.Pfl ; tw... baths, wnr Co I mi in I, 2 I -font living room, imi.ovpmi'iits. ite.iriy for oc- detlreft work for summer on cruiser 1940 HU1>SON two-door, new rndintor, Ktnail stre Itcil Uiuik, rhotic 6- I'h.ino Hctl Hank «-i!'.J40.« fi;, 11. Iti./il'dii. Ill Ki-t 1'r-iiil Mn.l, all ili VVS'HUKV TOWNSHIP, New tiVi- firrplarr, dining ronrti, kitchi n, limitm-y, I'n'.l MiMlhev. IVrrln. P.c.1 or yncht. jfiav« paeicd U.S.P.S. course. new brnke system, sood tires. Cat MllillhKTOWN— Hitrhwiiy rtmH sinnii: . tn btiiit;»l(>w. Uv.njf room v.-itli li;illi. innul'itiini, nil tuinu-c; v,;i- Hid Hunk. I'll..II<- 1;.•;:;«.• ."Uiui Available full or pnrt time, Call tv«n- EntoiUown 3-0197.R. ; 16x24, lliB-tool fn»nlas« on nrcplnic. foyer hull, ilinlnir room, mod. ..._ . SI -l.T.'tO. liny Van Iffoi-n Aprrtiry. It KI 1 HANK iln.-lrii-iil n|i|ilii » Mm... II'.nil I • in«»_Red_ Bank «-1605-W> 1937 I'OPTTfA'C finir-door tedan, me" SAMiSWOMAN, Kxpcricnccd, Cor- ;t"». Kquii.peii for «rill, I'rici! kitchen and bath, two bedrooms. Fair Ihivni. Phnnp Itcd Bank fi-ll"'i,» lirnss fur 1017 nnr JI7.'i'"i, fr:ni- Hi'll. I,," fu." rondiimm sTT. 1fO"UN« LADY wishes typing, short- $7,7.*itt. Wcart-Nemrth Anfiti'y. 42 •.Mx chanlcnlly excellent. Best offer nc- Bttiwc, Tor Cutset Spccinlty ifxiuinsion ntlic. hard wo yd tluora nud VAN HUltN AdKNUY-- Brnmlfiilly 'W. -lii^rs fur niosl I'Mpiilnr iiiiiki s nf riiilius weather boards, in- hand, #tc.( to do at home. Phone cevtcd. Call tit VhndcrbUt avenue, nex l.rom. strrot. _ P.hqno_Rcd H«nk r.-2'Jin.» mill rrfriirirntiirn. . NIC-II. 111. lm-1,11.,11. li.w li.i.ir Princ 11.10'). Frank Shop. Knowledge of altc tut ions stairwny. M illl. hi plnl. lilrd allnK Mlddletown 5-0384-W-l. to tieonnrdo rntlrontl station, or phone FA'IH HAVEN—Nt-'w three level home, lar, nil-fired air I'linutnuiifu iinii,; iiiciuy n-iit. sliii-k iin-hiili.il in «M!I. ; ;JII."IMI. II. Lii'.vi-s, I .*, NNewiiiiin SurinKS Road. bnth. tilrd kitohen, oil ^, fin-plnco, # MAN—Retired, available for position, of Atlnntic ll!«hlands 1-1769-W afut Iireftrred, but. not essential. Salary • it rooms nnd hath; plot TOxliOli; at- if closet&; Lwd-ciic KIUHV'.''. with over- iif room; double itaKc AkAnlnl K WnlkiT * Tin-lull. llp.-iMiirv. Ill K:i-i 1'h.1111, Ited .Hank B.2«75. trust ov ro»EK>nVibilit.y, tissl&tftnt to 6 p. m. ' :hed varnsfc. Price |IU,Dno. Wcnrt- head duurn. IVire SU.r.uO. MiiHo Cox Kr'inl MriH. llnl H»nk. I'IIMH.. r.-'JTTii.' WKLI.-IIUII.T HOUSE. "Fouc'Riilroinnr. and commission. Write, "Cursttiere," $'J1,01l Wii'.f li.iit, oil. lailliilry: ^:ir:.irt-s: rot. Cnn furnish excellent reference*. Write, Red Bnnk U-4114-W-1: 1934 con Phim*i .*niitt _l^m}_? Al"* A' VAN HdltN ACKNCV-- Nr.-u- riv..r. ir hrnl : l;n« iili|ir,iximiil,lv S\tf.': "E. H, P.." Boa Ml, Red Bnnk. vertibie Bulck icdan, 1200. Phone Itcd UED HANK— Four*bedroom hmnr, nnod I'iMxl i)() phit ; tiiv.Mi-rnnm rcsidinr.'. lane thirp rr,.,nw ar.d Innh. Price S13.. nOOKK E"K V K K ~a in 1 ~i" y pTs t ~w i t h iTno w - Jorhood, hot wntrr lira t, fi rr- •ill.-, iii-vlv Hi I'I. ill' il: tv..'.'i". Wii!- ii",,. Via 11k 11. l.ii-.Mv. 1-hon. l'.cd lliink RELIABLE BAUV StTtm wantt job Bank 6-41U-W_-I/ > nf sU-nr>Kr;i|ihy; .*)'.- days a DRIVE THKOU(ilI Oak Woods, CUT pi ii IT, twu bii'h-, cleft rio. rmiRc. l>r,-ri:i!nl. Askiim *;|II.IIIHI. Phi.nn__I(.i| |!:ink li.'J,:.',. atiar, 634 Ferry 'Avenue, Camdtn. OH nursemaid, exprrienred, reli- Wuart-Nftineth AKt-nry, 4^ llrond street. Kiiir-ncri! pints, HrmblitiK riintnm-built Wnlkfr ft Tinit.ill. Hi-'illni.. I'I llii.l dUion. _]Phonc__Ucil Bank 6-25H0-J.* T/A K E "P A Uir— A tcxVider " hiim«n: (i. K. kilnhf>uii: $l.'..7r.f) lo $2:1,. NKVV 'l COACH. Good condltibi able ; over >1U; twu nhildrt t»: sic*. i< in. Phnne Rr«l Hank R.'JJIP.* tiuti, actu flalh; n rnoderti rcntrlutei] I-Vnnl lUi"'!. Iti-il Ilnnk. Pimm li.j;;r,.* litiUiK, (irontnco. modern kitehrn, i>ow. Referciicts reciuirc'd. On bus line. Phone 00", Hay Van Horn AKOUCJ-. Fiiir lt»> KLI.MSDN Mnilvrn limn 1 Hal. |.:u,J. with child four. Will exchange part- 37 Second itrert, Itumson, Jamc reaidctttlal devclojimctit; 1-', 11, A, Hp VC-II. _ J'itorn' Hrtl Hank li-41 ()('.• iln lliink (.-I!*:.-..* in pans due to accident. Motor vt,v. h Th blocVtB in from tor: nlHo E. Alexander, on tha prumisva. Wonds, Ctrnmtn S(|iinrf> nnd Coluninl WlllkiT * Tinil-lll. HrnHuri, 1 !l K:nl within 20 miles of Red Bank. Write, brand new before accident. Inquire a nnd all Ins, desires services of mnn ex- hjifhwny. Ternicp; |12,7fiO to tir>,000. liny Van liTlN(fA|;O"W—riirec" beVlr'ooma"; bTtHT I>. Jones, 1 West 604th street, Orange- Alfred Bilottl, 5th streut, Matnwnu. or I>cricnccd in setting mcchanicnl viiulp- BEI.TORD—Moving to Florida. Will Ihon_Ul_Hinj5_4^H l JA I-Vont strrrl. llnl lli.nk. I'linnr I!- J 7Tr, • hot uir brut, kitchen, dininit »nd Uv- meni cr machinery ur luurieatlng oil. 1 r llnrn AKenuy, Fair Jlnvrn. Phonn Kcd l.n-n.K "SII.VKH liuililinit pint.. ,1 - bury, New York.* cnll Mntnwnn 1-1719-R any time altir bell bungalow cheiu*; 4 ,-: rooms, elec- SUMTlYC ftlSST, (I. I".'7iumea. Mnlmon Hunk fi-1I0f).» ini: rnnms, newly pain ted on exterior RfiSPWSlBLE_ "WOMAWOMAN wjiheiih~s tt o care 5 p. m,, Monday through Friday, Sat- CaJI Rod »nnk_ 0-137'i. _ _ tric, fur nil) hcd; hetiKc. flowers, pench |{rotlier», Little Silver. 1'hone Hci IriiMitintiN. t'l'Mi nnil up. W.ilkn- Si nmi also interior. I'ricf J3,300, Frank for child by the dnv or week in my urday after 12. All day Sundny. CARPENTER BUILDER to complete trees, Brnpe vines and etc., 14,000. B ? lHk VAN HOKN AGBNCY—Litll. SIIVM. Tlnilnll. Kenllrtrs. Ill Kn«t Fnnu slrci.f. Kril Ilnnk. 1'hi.m. r,.J77f... H._Litwc«. l'hon«_RcE 3-8681. ~ lJUILI>INi; on iTiKhwiiy Lovely Colonial ImnKHlow, Living NEW ^•Oi.ONiA L h"om~lour bcdroomi. Red Bunk 6-0897-J. ditlon, ready to work, equipped with ishediahed. CnlC l Atlantic HighlandK s 1-0647-R iJKAUTIFUI. 3-bed'room home; at- Sho room, one itpnrtmrnl, HHo room 11x22, stone fireplace, til. lintli, friim I!cil flank. Comfuruli'.v liwis'"'. tAit tile hiiiiis, laviviory, nreDlice; >f YOtTM'a MARRIED veteran, efficient, helpers nnd Man ley crane. Mnke offer. or inquire 137 Seventh venue, Atlantic tached garn«c; screened porch, hot i 11,000 muare feet, l'hone tub »n'l stall shower, oil heat; iraraKe; six rooms. Imlh. nil firnl Iml wali'r hunt; inched k'Hrnne; itenm hrat. insulated, *x- eicelltnt appearance, readily adapt- Dai ley's Cnr age, 98 Fort Monmout Highlands. Iltigch. water hent, oil burner, tile bath, pow- Kcypo r t_7 - 048 3. JI8.IJ0O. Kny Vim Horn Aurncy. Fair «pllcnt location, Shrcwahury. Trie* $23,- Havpji. Thoii£_l(c(l Hank 6-4100.* . t; Jl",50". able to any iltuAtlon. Deilres poiitlon rroad a d, KcKcantburKa n • g. JlOUSEKfiEpElKfiiSPERR or ifeneral hotisework- der room, benutifuily Inndscnpcd, Phone LARGiS CONCUETE buildintf. Full ccL MeCtw AKiMiry. I'lmni; llnl Rnuli fi. iiOO. Frank U. Lawcs. I'hon« Hod Bank with srowlnt? concern. Write. "B. D.,"1989 POJTTTXC Goo3 tireT ecrr ;; bleebepp nin. . Own roooo m andbn bnlhl . Ked • * lar, large piece of land. Located VAN HORN ACENCY—ModenTTSioiiTal 1170 nr Kumsnn I-IIIH. f^- 'J S 7 .*i, • Box 511. Bed Bunfc. nix-room residener, flrcplare, tile hath, new pnlnt job, $750. Call Atlnnt Must like children. Phone Hcd Bnnk MTTM2 HOUSE, with beautiful nhndc Highway 3f>, in Haxlrt. I'hone Key port WAI.KINf; III.STANCB "in Ili.ii Hunk ilITM SO N -^nô n"0> m nîermzeil iJiK BABY SITTER—Willing to take care MiRhlands 1-0870. 6-0917._ trccS, outhuiMincs in \tnat\ pundit ion. 7-0.183. __ _ oil i|pat: litfi>?.rway; nttached Karate: iliit'.im. N.iv fiiiLiiniiii I1.1nu.1lnw, r'n\Kn ho'isf. on w«ll liuulftcppcd plot nf child by the week, Cnll Red Bank PEltSON, man or worn- Three ncreii tfood soil, rennonahlr1, Toivo roplicr pilllnbinKi illHtilalinn; $ I.VJOII. ___. . 1947 TUDOR scdnn. 12.70 TWiriJOTS—Plut"?/i)xlUU. iienr'ItutKtni Hjiy VHII Horn AKcnry, Fair H.-ivin. i'\p:i nsiiili ,'illii-. nil )n:it, Invi ly 1 i-siili'ii. nf | '•.. iicrii. Cotit:un» four bed rooms, 6-41U-W-1,* ' mileii, excellent condition, 11,845; al to take charge of an established Hinrth. Hnlmdel Dirt liond. Kvirrtt. collcgr, New ItruiiKwiok. $SOU c»s liiil l:'-i;:lll.>.rhrir,,l ,|,|t, [ll, il. Mrl.'ui. ttvf> baths, twd niiiids' rooma anil bath; Fuller Brush business In tilth vicinity. I'lm.io lt.il U«nk C.4IIIH.. I'linno Id il Iliilik li• I I 71| nr CAPABLE WOMXNTc"he«rfiil. wlfilng to 10 Plymouth, 1946 four-door sedm r bkiW HOUSE—Two heilrmims, bnth, nr $1 &". WilH.im II. Hintclmtinn. Realtor. houiekeercr, pleasant dispositinn, wants pcarnnec. ? 1,790. Terms nrrantfed ly contract. Reft'roiiecs and car needed. 5 Ox HO. Cnn havn In month's tiim> frnin KiKST" FLOUU—Rcc'uiition hniC living Hank home ni'iir I'rrRliytcriiin i:inir(.'h. ItBII HANK - N.-w I.'UIIO I'.i.l ",.I,VITI«IT in I'hiHii' _U'tmj(nti I -'iHim. position that will include sleeping nuar- Phone Lonff Brnnch 6-2468 or 6-0822-J. For inspection of business, phone As- ruom, dining room and nlcuvr, kitchen Ki^lit, rooms, liath, lavattiry, firclilacr; Tnwrr Hill s"i-tinii nf nmi lintni -i. I >,.. Hl/M.sfj.V " SH(H:R'.S— Choice buildinir tcre, for husband and self,- Husband embury Park a-.l3l>S or write, W. Tlint- IJEA UT I'FUIJ—S I LVEn~Whi t(- ~ (iii nl KIUT. nnd laundry. Second 'Moor, three lied KiiiHKL-; $15,UOli. Itay Van Morn Afreiu-y. ronni!, tilff Imth. nil hrnt : rnrrirr |ilnt~. ^H's iiilWr.i nt II'J |irr front foot and , Ka[r Hin'f.n._JMionp lleil Hank fi-41')0.. ployed elsewhere. Write, "R. C." Box zer, 30H AtkinB avcinie, Ncntune. Seven lots, r,0-\'2B(). Sace iflep, $fi00, rooms and Ier KG bulh, lots of clasf Itnmi-ili^t i ui.wnnl. You «;itl be rrruin of * dry 511, Rgj Ban k.* for 11c,'ill end atrcct. Call Red Ilank C-lill space. Third floor, nlUc rill floored urn VAfTllOIlN AliENCV—(iil-nre'ij. railiaiit AtrrncyAtry . Ph Krd H;u,k fi-1170 ItiiSffii* Jtt nl Ittimion Shares. Kiverfront APTS. uid ROOMS TO REN' CAPABLE,," reHi\.».D Kouseworker hi.'iit, modern hath: attractive Cape GlRlTT)ESIRES position as chamber- family with childrenh . Ki-Ierciices from it to i<_JWl'«jlity through Friday one room finished ull". Full hnbomtnt HHiirnso n 11-0HI. privil.^.v William II. Hintelmann, maid-wni tress or houscworkcr. Plnin quired. Phon Hcd Hunk fOHTAUPEfCK — Seven-room frumd oil htiit, automnlir Iiot water hpiiicr Cod (rottaKi-, twci tifilrimms; l»i««; plul. IfKli 11ANK • .Siil,«lni,';,.,l "hn Ki-iiltiic. J'h'MH' Rumson J_-06')0. cookinfft for adult family of three, pre- 63 MAPLE AVENUE. Kurtilth.d toum.. CFENERAI/HOLISKWOHKEH, iii Rum- houi-c, perfect conrlition, m:w oil bur- and mis ranpi?. Lot Sflxl (17; $y,SO' cxi'i-'llcnt ncinhborhond: llt>,;tnn. Hay On. of lte<1 Bank's most convenient ilid I'psidpniial s.r'.ion. :',• iJNrnoiT ui.i CoionNiT7fMi.i'c7ê77oV- ferable in Rumson, thoroughly exper- .son; no laundry; ono whole dny orner, electric hot wntrr heater: lot cash, tÔ Kast ftivrr Road, Rumson Van Horn AKcncy, l-'air Haven. Phone InrluililiK fii'ir b. ilro l.ntli. h.n t tiiirun^ ,ii\ riiom.t iinrl Imth; also A ienced. Near bus line. Phone Red Bank locations. Call li.d Btnk «-1«64. Mr.. two half days off each week. Write for 1 fiOxlOO: low taxes. OWHT occupied.. I'hono Rums»n l-'iflfiK..t. Kill Hunk G-lllin.- D water heat: twii-ciir irn ; lari'i. pin 1: l>Jirn mi Diop"Hy._ (Jrouiids comK'isc S-3327-M.S3327M. * ,___ interview, stating wr^cs desired titid cx- Write, "Ownor," Itox :•!!, Red Hank, or llUMJ ALO VV —Four rr7olriri s »i.d" lintli VAN' HOKN A"<;KNCY—Klvirfront 200 SU.ilOO. Mclji' AB.' I'll-.M! K. iM.niy tw-i a«;rti. I'nrr.cr plot. Now MA~f3£"-AiiM~f3£ii e 40, services available for •J3 SUUIH Sl'KKKI. cumforubl. num Deritnce. Mrs. "M. 11. L.," Box 511. Red plmiif Loim Urn rich fi-Il.'fil. oni<-car Knratrc: hot wntrr lieat, o Hank 11-1170 .,,• It,.ins. 1. pri.-,.,I RI HS.nOu. WouUI mnke HI. ideal r fvi-tt Slate rnofed Colonial; 2«-f(inL mil. Sundiy driving or week-ends, Friday Ilkt roomy. I'hon. Red Bank *>Xal4. Ilnnk. J •nirner. Immediate occupancy; $fi,. i0O living room, !Hj tiled huth., oil hent: SlX'.ItOOM HOUSK." pliu '•! ""a"tti'.--b.-ir. location for an antMi'j" furniture busi- through Monday. Phont Red Bank €• MrR. P. KlntiHrn. IIAllV NUItSE— To care for 10-months THEKE ARE STILL many out- Marie Cox Acenry, Cninnnche Drivn K.irnitc: Krcen house: S3.'i,»00. Uny Van looms: Int JJ'IO fi,. I ili'.-p: 7 ratn>:.*; ii''?*.' William H. Hintcfmann. Realtor. 1 99,1 for_ uppolntmcnt. THE MARYLAND—Roomi, with plenty baby. New York in winter. Cnll standing htlililin^r sites available Portnunvck. 1'hoim Lung Urnntrli 6 Horn AKi-ni-y. I-'air tlavcn. i'hntte UIMI near srllDolft. shnliJiinH .•<:it*.c r;,i'.ri'.'ni I'li'jiiv Kum-ion l-mi-io. COI^ftKD WOMAN, fond of~chitdreu, of hot water. Jimt a few doon from Hnlimlcl W-fiO4.. Hank fi -110 fj. • KlTTU-: Vll-VKR- i;.,v^y n7~w residence WftK at Knoll wood. Chock these advan- (In..- ruidpn'ial unction: •!.,'. r..,,r. Iir.. would like to care for them nt my Broad street. 31 Wallace street, phone A'MU'iTIOUS, exiierienced practical O~CEANPORT— Scvervl nUfiiiitJ ve rive plaep. hot walir hpiil. Call Itpil Hunk »;. rontairOitt six roonn and hnth. fully home while mother works. Call Red RedBankfl-OMl-M. tages. (1) Estnhli.shcd solid neigh- VAN IIOHN ACFiNCY—rrcclilnn built 1 nurse. Hours .'I to 11. Call Kivcrcrcst front properties from $ I t.uOO tc homi:S. \W are brokers for these well .rj'.IS-M. MiiiiliitiMj. Complete modern kitchen, oil J Bank «-40«l-J. RUMSON— Furntahea foom» with kltcl JrainK Home, Ked Bank ti-4316, or In- borhood I (2) Country atmosphere ? 60,000. See Mario Cox A;:ency M(iVK"ltIRIIT IN W.!I"k.;.i hoini". in (turning h-a*: tize of p;; TO 3-ACKE PLOTS, in rettricted U50NA RI)O—Sniair^h7i7TiVi Automatir" Acnncy. Itialtor. 77 llroa.l street. Phono 1* r. nil improvrments. stenm heiit inn Co., & West Bergen Place, Red decorative smalt four-room bungalow, ltt'il Hunk li-211.1. with oil burner: Karaite: lot .i»x2f>0; ity. WriW "M. K,", Box 511, RedroQint, on second floor of private home Bank. fireplace, with colored tile and plumbing Orchard Mnnor, Mldilletown, Al- steam heat with oil: scrrpns and Bank. In exclusive residential section. Shar bnth room, moiiern kltchun, pantry, so 11-acre trnct, 5200 nn acre, or storm Hash throughout: two-car Ki\r»i:*. "ON'THE SIIIlBWSIIUIiV." "Itfvpr pr..i7- f -."" o. 'I'lnrc fuher_ btinsralows in Rood kitchen and bnth with owner, who U city is hard to fi-;i!. uiiy n.,'. in-in-i Im'.'iT .IJJK. I'. I-'. Kt'ii tiffly, 21 Peter* business womanj Private entrance an TUB STEINBACH Company. Red plenty ctosetH, Monet metal sink, built- will divide. Robert Mnrvin, S.ilcs ami hobby shop. Nenr bench. Call At- in ironing bonrd, forced hot air heater lantic Ilixnlnnila NOOas-J. t. It i -4 moduli liiiioi. Shown l,y n...... i:,Twnter~he»T Red Bank railroad station. With Bank, Is interested in interview- to each room, oil burner, automnti' AT r It A Ctl V E" CO LONIA C rTSHTn pi: EIiaiT-UOUM HOUBK. HiiVwntei AUTOMOBILES ing experienced fashion snlenwomcn Has liot walcr henter, targe high dry Alunry, llniltir. 77 lima.I cml. I'liniir ""Vin >:ar:iKps: lot iwlit) ; S12.S0U. walking distance of Shrewsbury rlvc cellar, laundry tubs; at inched Knrnge. l*...UiSrtKIJ(i—lloilne. teî roorn*7 l« Modern in every detail. Three larxe Hnl Ilnnk 0-2li:i. I I'. I'. K'.lini.ly. '.'I V, ten Pli.cc. lii'd Avnilable June 15, for summer renti for full time or pnrt time work. bfdrnijm!<, two tiled baths and Invntnry, y MAURICE SCHWARTZ. Chryaler. Ply. or possibly longer to desirable con pi ovorhrad door. A tiorfflct lUtle gem of baths. .Suitable fcr twu families t oil buiiiniK hot waltr licat: two-car KII- f',l:<)l!S|l."\i:!l, 1;.MM. mouth and International track anle» With Knrase, f 110 per month. Write Apply at office -on mezzaninr, 121 a humc. ImmR possession, Lot little hotel. One block from boat har- hnilse, lll.noo. T. rlri«. Vi.wini. C " — About thre. and service headquarters. Phone lied oQxluU. Escciitioniilly* low taxes, $3.S. bor nnd hnthiiid. Immediate oei'U- niKc Kxcrntlonal vjilue at $22,000. Wil. ton. I'honc KiansburK n.fi'_",:i.|t. "Furnished Apartment/' Box Gil, Re Broad street, Ked Bank, - liam H. Hintelmann, lttaltor. Phone lint- rt,;,il. nc;ir Tinton Kutls. Bank 6-0787. r«**u:c tl6, i."t0, Com|ilt.io furniture iwavl- pancy: cornel- properly; SlX.snn, fivm. WINTER HOUHB- Five ri.oni-. . ni' x-iuif pint, with J70-fooL Bank,* able, mostly n«w nn. O changed. Pontlac tales and service, privileges. Adults only. Includin sleep in, own room, bath, radio, four 6-air,o. luie. I'hono Atlantic Uiahliinda 1- ShShrrwkliul r CulCll l IU<11 Bnnk 6 terms. G. M. A. C. Rnsin, Brother!, In fumily; IUI laundry. Best references; Viiirinia Cunipt»:i. Phon.; K"ai:-liu. gai, electric, heat, hot water, f6. 63J50. 022.VJVI. lrjo:i-ll. 1»-?1 M.chanls itreet, Red Bank. Phone monthly. Cnr innce, Shrewsbury bus a $l&0 monthly. Cnll Rum ion 1-1178, RBI>~BANK—River property. Meal lo- [JWYANE STREET; OMjin"p(?ft7 " « A RKAI. HARCALS'—"Six.VS6"m~housc? **!l11*5- Saturdny evening or .Sunday. llilUBB-"'Six r«»im,' l.nih"" ..1l'"imp »'! improvements: four-room bunga- Uoor, walking diatance shops. Next cution. Larê living room and flir- IMPORTANT!—Sals of remaining liloi-k from Fort Monmouth nnd DOUUE AND Plymouth muientrer can. Gertrude Apartments, 333 Broad strcc SRSTfTfiK'S HELPER. High school girl place, two sun porchen, dining room, nr-hool: Kits. wntor, rlertrir. on im- m'flts; doiii,',- îii-r^T r'n,,>n! I i"'v v. ;th bath, three-car Karaite, chicken cslalo plots. There are only ei^-ht I'lincrPto iiav. .1 driv. wa-.'. !!• '. li',-1-,. Kardrn, liiniiiL'nped and over ':.. Dodse job-rated trueki, authorlicd HcItcd BanBank,, or older tfirl to spend 'summer months kitchen and lavatory, nniHll room for n proved atrre 1. Krnl M. P. /.rto. own- •ervicc, modern service itntlon. Frank as mother's helper, in Ited Bunk. Room, den on first floor,oo, thretheee brbedroomo s nnd remaining plots in the beautiful slr:»m. 1.". Wr.H)-:.!. nv. nti. . H. ,| »"v. All for 81 4,niiti, Near town. B. t'. TWO FUI.NlrfH-_tj—bedrooms—^ rr. Dccnnport, J'honc K;i tan town 3- Call HPII Hunk 11-377*. R. MI Ai'niry. _Ilhonc_Ilcd^Jlank. 11-0121. _ Van Sycltle, 149 Wcit Front street. Red kitchen privileges, Inquire after bonrd, nalnry. Must bo reliable, willing. Imth on secondd. HtHonthouach . PPrici e former "Mennen Estate." All other fm 62. Bank. West ,of Maple avenue. Write, "Flensant Family," Box 511, Red f'JQ.OOO. Allaire 4 SSonn Agency, Inc. NKWIIOUSH Six ,00m.. Prud I1UNCAL0WS—Konr rooms and bath; p. m. 276 Mechanic street, Red Bar parcels on BnUin Hortil nnil Klver ' Htfn BANK—Htvffr~~fr7rn~liroi7^ly~witli Karik'e. Located on Pearl street In - DOES YOUR CAB iteer hardT Do your Phone 6-1274,* Phone Hed HanHkk g-3450g3450, extrndfld view of entire lenitth of the rin.'incd. V. ttr.in. J'.D'l down. helper. Road have been purchased by home monthly; non-v< '.ersn f^.fHin ,|,1W)1 bhi..wsbury. Nine-room house nnd bnth. wheels shimmy T Let us correct the FURNISHED—One or two rooms fo LOT—-In Rood locntlon. Shrewsltury, North Shrewsbury. ItemoiloIp.I hom_ mmithly. Write. "New Him..." two-c.'lr Kiii'.'iKe: oil heat. Located, Mul. trouble. Save your tires. Latest Bear elderly quiet couple, or alngle perso Steady position, yenr around. Inquire, chenpp. Phonee Keansbnrgg 6-1104-lt. uuitdtrs. These remaining plots con- with modern kitchen, two tilt-i iiaths superintendent, Hnriahorne eBtate, Onkes •111. lied Ilnnk. swamp rond. Iniiuirc I. uls Knjzuba, ' axle and frame straightening equipment. with or without bonrd. Lovely horrv BUMUMSONNeS ON— Neww locatinlocation,, Jli-rooJliroom bun- stitute an offerlni; of exceptional nnd pnwdrr room, perfect ht-ntlnc «ys- H .x :i:l. N'utswamp Itoad,* Frank Van Syckle, 149 West Front sun porch, outside porch, nice surrounf Bond, JJttle Silver. Phone Rumson 1- Bnlow, Hvinti c room witihh flrrpluce,fll pici - t«'m. Convoniently Incnteil for cominut KKiH'MigOM IKIIIJ^T All" imp p. street, Red Bank. West of Mnpla nvenue. 1282-R.* _ realilentinl slte.H unr-qunled ia Moil- IIKUIIKliU; KKiinKn ^ ; I'vi, rliick WAVF.lt WITCH HIM.—Modern^ fouTi ln«s. Phone Atlantic Hlghlanris 1-152 ttir« window, twu Itirne lindrooms, ciU Au.trhfM, iturniir nnil Wi'i-rewny. Aik- room bunmilow. bnth. hmdwood Our own building. Ask for Jnck llwfrtpr. PIIRNISHBII Rfff " WAITRESS- stciuiV'Ttii ' moillh eniinly as nKardH Inration, ln* ?'2,-.,fifl(J. C. F. llonN-ri, Khrewslm half-.'irr,. ernu .l. f-iit tre.-. I!..i,I, . and iluubli burner: Karate: onlsid.; fin-place. Apk- diitrirt, on bi li!..-. fall' Mi.|.llitow: floor.*: hot water oil heitt. llrpplitcc; at- liWIi INTKHNATlONAL Hi-ton truck, Near Fort M«utmouthh nnanild race tr. Kooil siilary. Apply, "White Hitc. Ini; SCl.lHHl. irnniLilinte orcupancy. Al- privacy, trees, riv(r prlvilcKca, anil rhoiii' Iti-1f!r!l, or C. If. tacln.l uaraue; hilltop plot with sweep. 'two speed rear axle, 7R0.20 tlree, high on bus Mnc. N« children or netfi. *i.V Phone_ Eaton town _a_-_M_7_li, Inlrc Aliency. Phonp Hnl Hank Cl paice. Actually a private purk lo Nt'viiiH. Ked Hunk fi-1 GICl-J.* I.I'ITl.K .SII.VBK. Clinrmiii d. rn ii,i: iiiiuiiii' vi.w .". T.v t * 0. Pric $1.7,000. rraca k bodyody, , llikee nnew:: only 1,0011,001,0000 mllen. Hranchport avenue, Lone Brnnch. Phon MXN—To help landscape uni'denrr. Some awin, STU, cm- be subdivided in lota of lOOx.'l'jrix SIIKKW"RHUHy""" TOWNSHIP"" Twn Joiui L. MinuBh AKeticy. Phone Uumson Wlt Ak Hlt Ph K Lonsr Brnnch 6--.8U3. oxperifiicr proforcd. Call Ited Hank voiid«>f] nruns In fine renidLiillul nve- linni. 1.11 liv Walter Ackerson. Hatlet, PhPhpnp . Key- insiv, 6 room* and hath, hot .water, 210x1115. Four plot, of 10Gx 1 r>6 fmlr lili'k''- I'l-.lr.iiini'. Iwn strr.imli'n.1 rort 7-05Q3-H. F KFnsBSfioMfwiih H^n^ oil heat. Hljf y-cnr «nraK'; : î-acre of nue. Coloninl hnmcHtend with tlirfn fTJKFnffBS~fi6"" Intnl. One conL of pnint on tho outnidQ have been provided to accommodate ht-drtioms, two lint hi nnd secoml .it my linlln, rllli'ii'nrr kitchi n. lluilt jmt RI/.MSON-pre"-war""moiiXl h"om« WTtS keeping, Inquire 1M Washlnsto yO'UNO, "AMnmOUH 'lonl estate snles- pn-wnr. I'iri-pliu r. U. C7.1 v.\iy, olfercd exclusive SAICSAIC B coconn* and It's a benuty. Ily appointment only those desiring* ifM acreiice. The him room. Mmlmi kitvhun, ^xct-lloni r hmtinjr sy*\i-m, Immodintc ocLMi|»niny, fln.irn thi'iiutfhnnt: ?1 fi.. .itii. llyrn.. kitchen, combination livlnkC-0 each. Rlec- h.ntilator lirppince: stiiim nit heat: at- to nl . _ ... . Itcd nnnk. I'rtre ?2.-|,fHm. C, V. Itorden. Shrrw*. Ak'niry. _rhnin. Huiimnn l_.|l:.ll.* car. Packard Sales ft Service, KITe__L"L¥ rU HEl bedroom i n tin (I interest itroupi oaannttnl. triclty, water, anil UIIL immeillntely lUiMKON VII-I/ACI-.'.'Suit |-.'tf.'lmn?,r. inched Kitvuvt : wnnile.l «pttinK*. Pric. moderd n kkitchei n with FriKldtiiro. I''o< For Interviewi , writi e UnyU , 1212 s NNorthh SIlllKWSilUKV—Nnv" and very * cute. Imiy. I'hmu- Ht'«l Iti.nk fi-lfifil, nr (J. .f I1!; Htcinl of soliil constriiftlon, Illtth pie- cmiplr nr ^mall fnriiily. l'ln,r tu îiin'*, t.rfn.K/sll.VBR" -Mo.l.'in |Ki-.wi~~coi~: everything furnUhtd; foi* met nit _ Cdttk ami muvt Un i.- rlia bring it to ua. We pay cash fur ier-ROOM WITH kltchcii prIvilc'jK»niT Hunk. IUJMKIIN: [limitlfiir l.nmo "In" |..i-fool lion, hot mite oil h t: !.>, i.ml ri>innmtinK. Nii'r* son 1-07 16. • Oldimobile 7 8, rndlo, nir>condltionln^. BBankk . hwy n ..family house for «7,;,ou raift! nnd siiniincr cottDKC Id en I citnte nlry, with kitchen prlvitcftos; thre ful sites the one for your futur* »at <35,unn41,.. C.. F. Hardenflordon,. Shrewsburyhrobury , ly Ur.uNcnlliMl : uarimr. A.kinif Sl.i.S'H). XVI.ANTIC" HlaHONPS. Memorial PrPrlclc.. 12,650.. DrieDrivenn oonln y 110 mil., C3ok3ok ~ OERERAL houseworkcr; iw ench. Separate hcntlnit units. One 4- miles from Red Dank, Must have ow room anil bnth, and ono G-room and home. Terms, cash or time pay- Phone Uril Hunk C-ISr,t, or (',. II Hyrni> AKi'tU'V. ['hunt H\itn%mi l-lir.o.* Purkwas'. cornir l>lot l'jr»171, »lx- PhnPh nnne KKeanshurh g 80tl room* wtth prlvn'.fl pnrchta, coult.nK ~ fur M)cri:tiir,iiV work, Kchwnttz-Mncklln, S Wlilto street, llnl drew Hcltly, Hcd Ilnnk, New Jeripyi ' rrsldî't't-. <"nntnliilnif four bctlronnis, linni kUi'liin r.rfi-i't iluiilc nnil nut, Ruins..11 iniiil. I'hnn,' Kiimxiii 1 -!>7 1 (5.- liXJiUIC, Itiy7 foui'-iloor scifnn^ Century MMHILKTOWN -iltcd Hill "section;! cliltlci; everything furnlshvil, Cnn .. Stalo nw>, experience, flnlnry tli-nireil. II II Ii IiIi.. or ymrr own broker. two tlifit li.ithi. Kxct-lli-nt location, t\ lint wtllir, nil; tlVin'iir 1,'lirilKt'. Askllil* Deluxe mudcl, Cnn be Hecn ttt West oommoitnte nix rnco trnck puraonnot o Writu Criclirnnu Chcmicdl Co,, Mutn- tJiliOOli, llyriiD Amnry. l'honii Hum. Si\-rnnni h.t.iy.-, n.i'diim renovation. Mori-Is iivcnuu, UvlCurd, Best offer tnke» one floo^. Bonn on ur Innger. Phono At LlTl'liT B .ft—(OTTnTal mKl ijiiirt r.'^litfiitinl street, LarKu corlitr wim. N. .1. II hniipy. Klve rnoms anan.II hath; KH plot. Cnmiili'tcly rt'di'foratcil nn,! In IKT* .,,11 1-1 I.-,(!.• Hath, no centra! heat: hilltop tivn-nrrt It, .1. C, MJIICO. \ Inntlo Hjghlnnds 1-0060, nBNKUA*l7~n*(iu»cw(H-ltiTj nlrTilmnt IDCM- raêi laruti cornrr lot, S|ini>S n ffor two nrttl.K~Sll.VKrtt rt—iia.— s fi'ct I'OfuMiinn for Itrirnedlutc ncpuyuncy, HCKNIU IlKIVK, "Alluntic """I(1'HK|I>'I»U'. plot with '.'110-foot ruitll frontuKf, Prtc. linR-fO.VTAK^liTirF-rWruTTn-cVTîy i:i(;irr~HOUSKf;t-'E!'IN() rootim t—I tlon on kiifi line i Kmnll family i Uv<; cNtni rnomii iipstnlrH, Price tl'J.oofi. HiflHeallliflllll y lllunl.il, 1(1(1x200, nnnr AxklnK i2:i,ir.uo. C. ]•'. llurdin, Shrpwn- I!, ally 11 -lu.w i.lnr.'. ll.-iiulifiil rum. J<."III,, J,,lm I, Mlniiuh Aui'iicy, Rum- truek, now motor, Phono Itrd Bnnk 6- nnd cnld running wnLer, .Sen IMTA, In. Cnll lird Ilnnk fl.12!l.7, , I'or a gunllllcd veteran a 111,0(10 mnrl- llrepliu-c, lilin-I liiinunluw n.itl..rA'N."TiVlH)rtl n Oii-ry" »fuilT"~AppTy uairu IN itvnllatile. HolnvnrU-Maeklin, 8 two bbi'droom!*d . bathh , fforrid hot iai ri l oiIIl. Ni'VUm, llnl Hunk lUUUUl-J.' I.U'lnu niniii 'iilxlri; (tmr lik'ilrnnnis, imw. II. It. NK'tltilA .\('.KMi:V lliviifrniit. lira*} CHEVROLET uonviTtlblu coupe, Phono 6-d484t_ tit fi'i Hroml jtircnl, Kfiil Hunk, White hlrpi't, llnl Hunk, ' burner; nttai'hed uarmu': $MI,.VMl. Al- BAToNTOWNn-Kivîoum IIHMI. rn bun'-ll.'l- in,nil. til...I liiith, fully funii,.h,i|. Siiith Hln, w-bni y. îvriuim hotne, new rnot, good' IU'CH nnd body, motor ROOM" AND HOARD " f«r mfchilb ~ CSUPKNTJOKS' — Hunt iMtllilrTii'i jmmf inliT Ai-'i'iicy. I'hinip II. il Hank li-:il.",n. tfllltlW. CollVl'tlll fit tl) iHIH liilO II 11(1 Mllnl hi: -.ill Aakllli; Sill llyun II, Mil dii-otiitcd. couvcirvnt for colu- nocris itlitrlit i-opaln, fn.")O, Cnll Kciuis- muni homo caoklng, nivn clean h U'lirklnjr I'unilhlnnH! KILMKI.V uru-k, /,>• mn!. .. «').:.nn. Cnll DIM! II.111V d.Uail rreta bluek Uullditi:;, plximim uvuuA KUMSON -Nivv "tucnti'iiii, Mvltm"rinin>~, fln.np'.'.i: i-cnii-. Min.i*rn ..itriitn. ' AJIIH-J. I'linm. llnm-un l-l l.'.n.. with cjdpflyi couple, $\fi nor WIT WV* limit WnrlsK, Hen UHifl.t, II Kii.t Front .triil.' hujlK, .._ p i t\fi nivnl, hot wntrr lual, oil burner! lot lllnllikT liiolii, kitchen, two hi tinnitus, IVOMSUN'- -I.11V1 ly" wiiiiili-il ii'i'liii'ii.' "Ai: I'hon ' ' "* ' MOTIIKU'H HKIJ1Klt--()w i ruom I fiTiir lli'tii; IIU'L'.' iiiol, uilh tuu.unr dtttir- ) .HM.vlSOl H!l,,'.(Ml, Will, iquiliinpiit <2|,. bath, expansion ntlic wilh dornui>, oil trnctlv,' nn. -rl.nii' .IOIKM. liv. II.1.. Kftit'ejc I'Diiiic, new paint 1 ifiirKKi- I'l-iimiu iiccnt'iincv, Tiico Jl and molor In KODII (•UIUIIINMI. Iithitccl- IfEII-STi'tlNif ROOM, tiTtiitilu

HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE WE HA VENT THE KEY TO THE CITY Talent Workers COMPLETE BATTERY We Specialist flLTON rAKK--Moa\rn. BIT HE DO HAVE THE KEYS TO THE HETTEK HOMES ho.icf. Sr>. *:;•-'. iiCElM Invninry, i>:.k noi>:-. c::r i- la li.tfJ hot waifr ol hr;.t. firi-plarr. r... Complete Plans SERVICE Cleaning, Dyeing {ohnr'l* M'inunh "Aiir'no-. I'hone K.im- New . Rentals - Recharge 7 6 and Storage of I"" I-" ! J!!. -._.- For Auction •Ol7MPEil' — Thtii.roi.m biiintnlow. icrcfr.fd punh. M> -nip: "Vi met.' ?; K«- Domestic and Oriental •«£«•, w<31. smut thr.i-nri'*- p-ot. or. Douglas Electric Co. kurd-iiirfaced €o«tU I1::.-. *4.:»fi>. John Event Saturday To L Minuph AKI no, Riim-ini juad. Photic 35 East Front Street • uraaon IJ^J **•* - - ' Henciit Eatontown RUGS ILE» BANK rivtifiui-:. Siipvib vitw. fix Real Estate and Insurance- C. I. Loans Red Bank deliRhtful rooms, 2 4 lujthb, picture Presbyterian Church window, parquet floor*, mnd.-rn Ki.cncn, KED BANK'S ONLY 77 UltOAU STHKET LEON'S *reexew*y: Bttachrd *»rMRr*: \-irri- WOMAN REALTOR BEH BANK, N. *• Tel.: It. U. 6-0128 1 Mid* CUP* d I1'"' • r:PBr;pn j.jjhts ; $2.»,- B4-7J While St., Be4 Telephone lirinb. I1:- 1'a*.'-. n.J |ot water hfnl, i«.'-car Kh!»m; *'1-:;11' for the auction. John De Vries i:,.s*ir.Ert" & Hrlltr. !*i(»iil »»H _ M^- and Ely Miller, co-chairmen, col- Made By lected many more useful items in N^V^irUN^.^bOW- Lv!. „• icon., firr. Saturday's general pickup, includ- p.acr, . hcdvnonn, tilf i':*:ii. f-\- ing such articles as cots, dressers, \ Honey Bee Flowers IVA'hV. » - * 1WJ-, Hro.iil ami watches, fruit juicer, waste bas- Mrrhanic I'll,., c Ilr.l Hunk f- kets, floor lamps, pictures, bird Russell T. Hodgkiss ?l"f'. cages, doll carriage, road signs, h\IR~HAVKN-N.-w .^^,1h11^( . S- vfn mahjong set, mounted deer head, Upper •road St. Ttl. HU lank t-4020 uioms. larc*- rv.1^1: rmrni. «)• n. ^MT lire place accessories, flower stand, old fashioned clocks, bric-a-brac, •iirpc'r &' Hcrrr.' Hron.l as;.! Mfhanir trunk, studio couch, screen door, i:rrr:>., Rrd Hunk. I'lu.-i. i;--jH'tt._ ice box, end table, mirror, gas heat- A~REW HOME' fo; iir: a'.'Hrhrd m MONMOUTH COUNTY^'1 clothing racks, chairs and tables. GLOBE AWNING & SHADE CO., Inc. II'cnd'amlMccli'nn.r J'.rrr!. rhonr Hcl* In addition to the auction there E. R. SNYDER & CO. will also be a toy sale under super- H11111uiiin ^r.VClOUS Hl'St.ALOW. I'iv.- KH-III.-, vision of John A. Wcstin, at which fireI>.act, |ivii bedroom*. ':ic l>a'h. f«* f>' ihlmhni JR.' t will be found many fine toys avail- VHiisinr: Rtcfinii (loo:', nil in:.': lnftfr plot; ( able for purchase as gifts. U-o-mr Barnyc. Afrkir.s J1.T,O'." . liiot- for linecr & Hclln, «ronch«nic f.rec:. l'hone llrtl Hank 6- • Jinti. i Bulldozer and Crane Service tion and such items will he sold at CANVAS AWNINGS TWO~l3STsTEotli~'fSx3in~frrl. Located a table in charge of Mrs. Clifford in Holmdel tnwnthiii. Valmer flvenue, Brower, Miss Lillian Dangler and Thirty years of experience in the better class l.f.Ti- Itmi'.c a,">. I'nll MirliU'town ;,- Cellar excavating, roads cut and grading; also ditch Mrs. Thomas Stothard. " MOSMOUTH- -Thrrr-ioom"Him"- Proceeds of the auction and gale Tune in "Kite Smith Sinfr" >vorKinaii*lii|i hits imidc liiiiulre' MCCUB Agpncy. Phone Rum- Mrs. Hudson D. Carhart, Sr., was For Your Leisure ton 1 -044-4. or Red Rank f..l4Tn.« IN KED BANK'S MOST DF.SIK \!5U; hoatess to the Friendship club Tues- MADISON AVENUE. Six room?, lint hi day evening. A donation was made Time ! two-car Baragr. pprf^ct condition inairl* and out. Asking H 3.000. Josri>h KKSIDKNTIAL SECTION — to the Keyport first aid squad. Mrs. 44 r Rfd n nli fi HTn tho club at the next meeting. At- .°"-JL'--- -? " ' -* • Swim Trunks MJ MSOS —N ear river, trnnsportntion. IRVING PLACE tending wero Mrs. Frances Wool- Largt livinf room, dining room, Icy, Mrs. Samuel H. Walling, Mr*. Large selection Vitohen, thrrp bedrooms, tile shower, Asbury Walling, Mrs. Russell Wall- THE <*\i hMit; largt plot; one- en r jenrngr; ? IT.000. Joitph (J. MrCue Agenry. 6-t'ouin dwelling • IKMVIV dcconilcd ing, Mrs. H. Alvln Walling, Mrs, From 3.95 3ttaltor. Phona Kumion 1-0444 or Rod Robert T. Woolley, Mra. Lillic Bunk 6-1470. 2-car garage Bi'unner, Miss Anna Cowles, Mrs. ». RTNlCOSlA AC^NC"V"^RuimBon~STi- Dyson Woodhousc, Mrs. Thomas VILLA ROMA KJom home, flrtplace, oil fired; gnrnp<>. • "F Shirts Convanlant to butea and school; hard* Rathbone, Mrs. Ernest E. Walling, wood floor*: S9.S0O. C.ill lied Hnnk £• Beautiful Mrs. Augusta Holmes, Mrs. Ernest Patterns and solids 11%%, Al_Ksit Front ilreel. Rp_d Bank.* Ludewig and Mrs. Ira C. Rathbone. From 1.25 to 4.50 IS B. R. NlCOS"!A v\C!"BNCY-"*BntontowIK Mrs. Anna Schcrer of St. Peters- lemUbungalow, with one ncre In nr] - •captd ground; fix rooms; gnrnse mu\ Ail exceplional buy al 815.000 burg, Fla., is visiting her son, Wil- workshop. No rpnsonnble nfTrr rrfusnl. liam Schcrer. • Short Sleeve Call Bed Bank 6-1336. 41 Bust, Front Mrs. Walter S. Aclterson under- • ta-xet.* KXCJLUSIVKL*' TIIKOIGII NOW OPEN B. R. JJIOOSIA AGENCY—N'ew biinicu- went an operation recently at Rlv- Sport Shirts low. Red-Bnnk vicinity; combination erview hospital. Wide variety Hvinr room, dinette, larce kitchrn, til»» Hazlet Boy Scout troop will con- bath, two bedrooms, steam heat, oil; Attached gnragf: large |>lot. Askinc WEART-NEMETH AGENCY duct a paper collection drive Sat- From 3.75 lo 9.95 For Your Pleasure 4U,E00. Cnlt Red Hnnk fi-1336. 41 urday. Bmt Front atrret.' _ Hillcrest school graduation exer- THOMrSTJfTXaBI^CY—ModTrir'cdiSniT! 12 BROAD ST. KED BANK 6-2210 cises are being held this afternoon. home. Six rooms, tile bath, lavatory, /{CHICHI be I* SPECIALIZING IN fireplace, oil heat; one-cat i\tt(i<"hc Monahan, Mrs. Frank McCleaster, THOMPSON1 ARBNCY"—iJoiible hoTfaT. Mrs. Leonard Lufburrow, Miss Six rooms and bath, ench sid«. Cir- Vcra Tomblcson, Mrs. Curtis Clay- !0 BKOAiJ ST., MS BROADWAY, HIGHLANDS NEW JERSEY culiulng hot air hem; douhlr garace: ton, Mrs. Joseph I. Lchan, Miss central locntion: Jll.f.on. Th«mp«Dti Aprncy, Rl Ea«t Front strict. Phone I'.nl Stella Bailey, Mrs. Walter Smale, Bjjink fi-O'OO.* Mrs John H. Bahrenburg, Mrs. KKI) HANK LONG BRANCH Tel. Highlands 3-1095 THOMPSON AGENCY—CYn"~n7ry~o~iT~"AGBNCY—Pii.Vcfr~n"We"- away. Small modrni Cape Cod Co- GET THE TOP TRADE-IN FOR South Orange visited Mr. and Mrs. lonial. Hot w«tor hr-nt, liTnrwny, two- Alonzo F. Layton over the week- car garnge. Xirrly Iniuhi-tip* ii: Sl^.con. YOUR OLD TIRES ... AND • end. Thompson ARPHCJ-. SI Ka«t Krout strrct. | Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. Pe- T*ho.i^ Red Hnnk 6-n:ii(i.« THOMPSON AUBSrY—Rivt-r "akkTAt- SAVE MONEY WITH NEW ! scux motored to Wllltes-Barre, Pa., tractive modern homes ncuring rom- Sunday, Plction, distinctive Colotii:il nrrhitec- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse G. Webster of ture; 'J-acre plot^ : firrpintrs, tilr bnth<=, | Elbcron were Friday dinner guests nutomatic heat; SIS.000 nnd up. Thomp- son Agency, SI E:i5t Front street. Phone GOOD/^EAR I ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. L. Jack- Itcd Bnnk S-f.700.' son. ! Mrs. Jettie Dolson will entertain lonial, unJrr const ruction. Ti!e bath, oil heat: 11 lot (10x1 'J7: rnic-r.tr gnrncr : | the Good Government Republican Kina location; Sia.OOn. Thompson I club at her home June 14. Afiency. SI Kpst Front strrei. Phone Hfd 90% of all tire trouble occurs in the ' Centcrville school pupils and Bank fi-0*,0n,' j teachers went on a bus trip to Get- KED BANK ASBURY PARK THoTfP*SON~Xr,ES*CiV— IliTiTd I nK~si"t rs last 10% of tire life. Reduce the risk i tysburg, Pa., Tuesday of last week. Lots in flnp locationt. J4(l-« snd up,' ENJOY YOUR AI!? jirirr*. Thomn* avoid «xtra tire enpease—by telling ua A fon Agrnvy. SI En.«t Front itirct. Phone Occaqport Red Bank CUTOO.* the "last 10%" and riding worry-freo on flew Goodyeari, The Women's Society for Chris- NOTICE. tian Service of the Methodist Take noticj that I.uipi MctHtltU T/A church will hold & rummage sale J-uisi's'Tavern, has npplicil to the Town- Saturday on Earl street In Red •nip Committee of Shrewsbury Township Bank opposite the fire house. A Colorful, D«Ualn points apply tn Mnyor and Council of the Hor- lelnfoictd. Cut to closs pallem tolei- Mrs. Arthur Brown and daugh- CHECKING ACCOUNT nuKh or Bed Hnnk for a. Plenary Reli.il anct lor a betl«i lit. ter Kathleen of New Tork spent l'Utribution lirrnso for premlaos situ- the week-end at their cottage In ated nt 14-20 North Driilgc avenue, Rtd Hank, N, J. Portaupeck. Xo Hood (i» WIHTV ulwut rush when you avail your- ObjecUona, H nny, nViould lie made USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith nnd immediately In writing tn Amy K. Shlnn, daughters Judith Anne and Lettlc self of this IIHIKIV service. Open an account with Cl.rk of tho lloroufli of lied Hnnk, N. J. TERMS AS LOW AS *1.25 A WEEK Lorraine, were week-end guests of JOHN J. GENOVESU, Mr. and Mrs. William Martin. any .amount . . . oiil.v a few dollars . . . no mini- 1(7 l'"lr«t Street, Keyport, N. J. PETKIt K. GENOVESE. Mrs. Ella Afrlcano was given a mum balance is required. The only charge is |( Slnt« Hlghnay No. 35, Kcyport, N. J., surprise party on her birthday Frl day. Present were Mrs. Donald ifl.00 foi- it book (if twelve checks. There are no HAIillY GENOVF.SE, Myers, Mrs, J, V. Hausor, Mrs. Wil- StuU lllghwny No. ,15, Kcyport, N. J., H. MOUNT CO liam Kehoe nnd daughter Linda, nioiillily charges of any kind. Why not npcu-iin Your Tin! lli'iul(|iiarlciH Mrs, Chnrles Hoyt, Mrs. Robert MADt III /THI U.I.A. NOTICE. account, today? Cur. Wlilli! Street \ Muple Avenue Wolss nnd Mra. T, E. Davlson and T»1(o nollce Hint Jnmo« Une (trading daughter Botly. »• Union Jlotel) lini npiilled In tin. ](cd H111 ill n-lM(ll Mrs, Donnld Myers nnd son Don- Mayor and Council of thu llorough of Hud IlnnU for a Consnmnllon llcen«s for ald Bpont tho -wooU-cnd nt Sham- picnilini iltuntcd «l II Whnrf nvenun, okin, Pa. Ili'd llanli, N, j. Mrs. LnulN Reynolds of Wnshlng- fllijprlluiii.. If liny, SIIMII.WIC iniiili' Im. Inn, n, C, In vlHltlnir hoi' sister, mini nlely In wiitlnir In Amy K. .Slilnn, Mrs, Wllltnm Kennolly, (•Ink o( lha lluiuu^h of llcil Hnnk, Mr, nml MIR. George I.cllh of (Sigurd! JAMBS LANfi, It Pays To Advertise In The Register Mlnnnillclfl wevr. work-rnri sunsls of Mr, and Mn. Wallace McGregor.