) BAN n • »n >utn VOI J., WKDNKSI KAK Headden's ( Skunks lor Vts Testimonial For Postmaster at Paul Sipie to Sumhin? It Will WfU\ at Ilntnti And I oiProfits Mickey Walker inomrvv MjM Rumson Wins Car Visit Red R Plans • s The memht(» of \h [«„ * itatn the Shrewsbury Fighter to b« Hotl- . auAiMnry of Jiivir.it Children* <>-j •> i Jteii Bank inti «T \i,f • <.r Mi» I Richard J. Roger* Wins Crievro- Companiun of N« \ Unity Ma>l>ei r > u -' 1 Beach t > U ' Wtrh Or ortd »t Dimu-r at liultywood let Coach al Fair Haven Fair Byrd on South ! •t J18 2fr weir 'I.I n.-. (hangr < Set ' 'i.gr Wall O'atino—-Plan* to b« Made at Firemen Elated Over Suicet* ton to Chrulrrt nation >! ' •en Hotel MfcctiriK Tomorrow Night. ily i of the Fair. Ship Monmoutii <>r iMe to- b] dm The firemen's fair at Fair Havi-n I'aul Ni|,i,. ,,f s „ i,-. >f MIK. M i, \,\ -ilk. < lowed Saturday night. Akh'iunU it "?. !!•-• - -«f in<5 vaf i- .. ! iu ht |,|. H ShHr key of HOB i w/a« not a record breaker of nil t h»- Hvnl OI1H nlhfi vl' IMIII - V^ i| f,.- Sr-IVCll 'l'h*> > H 11 • •> W_ Will fir- IIIH (If ht B • firemen» faira it tiurpanned last food win iif A . >•.!•. (t >>M ! OUldofJl' '-<••,.• 'I itit- i niniiuMee in rhargt* • yearn event in attendance and le flrCB Wil! r 1 inf-Ji •r.n Will \>V rflliimjf i i nw flight at th*- HoUywornJ I reipta Over 12,000 was taken in t hft fent HI t » Th »• M -el;, !,).• will be in ••• t,t. l'.iliiKe avetiue. Saturday night. While a report 1 w rhm K* "f M r ,>- \1ft •, tti i i y, Mrs Wr- at half |.«.-l I • i oinriiitiec, headed hy I^o showing the exact amount cleared lie non Wiiifri-tw jii •1 MIHH Mfirift Scott. •lixk al ' hr. lo i t i )<• iw, lnnut-i well-known wrentlfi, will not he ready for a few days thp nut Bnvr'l.n, >'.• At the ('in- lus' 'ii • >f t he nift't ing at '.. A r>,,t' W> . f * - MJOIMH of Jack Kearns, Mickey's firemen know the fair wa« one of Phi: i 11. ! " -i Mr*. Mfivtx'ifj rfi rnenta of 0X| ic'illllon .(Till 1 niMMdfcfi , Joe Humphreyo, w*U- the nioal succebsful evrr held at Sin ' fVldn:'!. r ' find i«k<' were lih role wl]] t)f 11 t\ hnwn fl>jh(. announcer; Daniel Kair Haven and th«y appreciate the mti thai S:H H' •• served. A JUK in ihf bug pcize was ny. < liMsiiaim, one of the proprietors of din posed <>1 Hud it wttt. won t>j Mra.support and generosity of the public. f 'oninianrier H>,,1 l eg let rj • h< i t )i«> Hollywood casino, and local The firemen will give a big share of Wellington WHkinn. ra* kin paid the t« ll'l Moml.v in. -i- '• 'i (he m-wBpaperrnen, Humphreys has the profits to the new municipal ilc: "H •» He • onaented to serve as master of building fund. A large amount will 'lit Si •rtKKIi work In tilr K JtllM•.. i. ' Contents Burnrd mailed to Jack Dempsey, former Postmaster Richard J. Rogers of the food !•••)>.••• view. Ufa vyweight champion; Gene Tun- Rumson won the Chevrolet coach, tikh to at Lincroft fif, «*•: vt •! ; M. nty, retired heavyweight champion, which was disposed of on the co-op- Will hf . »! • . any and other well-known boxers, in- rat ive plan. Other articles award- tlSinP'l 'M. • •• The cluding Benny Leonard, Jack Cur- Annual Event of St. Catherine's ed were as follows- the |'HiU nnat#H 1>V MM. William B. Tit- I'!,,,,, .,,i .- and Jim Londos, world's le, won hy Mint, Dorothy Summers, Rum- the t'bil.'.if « • ' start August 22d at James Rowe's non. r i *«ifn and to sell the hfavywelght wrestling champion. Ump—Donated by Globe furniture com- the VKii-.n- .• •• Residence. n ,,n Dot HtHCeSHftll With The date will be »et at tomorrow'!! uny. won hy S. P. Kokp. Rum*on. liter Din -^ meeting. The committee members Hot roil cloth — Donated by Mr», Harry t if*' Kift of four little The annual chicken supper and , won by Mr*. Henry Jeffrey. bd'hii * ii. '• • will be the gueats of Mr. Chrlstlano. Dllll vtlili-l [•••• n, ttw rnllsh farmer fair of 8t. Catherine's Catholic Rrrt The dinner, which will be held at ^et.— Donated by Kalr Haven flre #M inl lr n • church of Everett will be held- on mpany. won by Mrs. Ja.ol, Grimm, lair ! the Hollywood casino, Is expected to ("a MI I). H> "' • i <'Mnier found that four Saturday night, August 22d, on the rhll.lnii »•!•• • • • iiioi,. than he really be attended by about 300 persons. lawn, of Mr, and Mrs. James Gor- ri.iu»—'IKinatrit hy Mi Io The purpose of the dinner is to on by Mr.. E. C. Jon Kal »li'l l '' nfici keeping them un- don Rowe'a residence at Lincroft, Annlxtli.K Mi " Hinf mature enoUKh to pay honor to the Shrewsbury fighter, Booths will be conducted for the Old Dutch Ubl#— Donated by Churlps f j> hcniHelveH, Mr. Casler mil tee MM- I ' • who recently fought. 8harkey and sale of various articles, and a plat- V. BarHrlli. won hy Mm. Haiel M. Smith.) 11 i n M] w 'air Haven. nr-Di .Irffn^ I •• (»f them looBe one niRht who Is expected to meet Max form will be erected for dancing. - t ltl\ t Umbrella ntanii—I>onal*d by Charles Ham Umc'i K winwk at Chapel Hill. SchmelinK, world's heavyweight The lawn will be lighted with tavdclll. won by Thomas F. Sno*i ru • it t v. II HIKIW every evidence Vivr nK'ivi.e- ;;; champion. electric lights of various colors. •air Haven. "', H : U • !i Jfjfii HI Hj-pM- .-!•:.•• I •: j. H rn| henlth in their' Bridge table rover—Donated by IV. Kxi hBHK" < "< | Music will be supplied by Harry Du- Hun tins:, won by Mrs. Harry V>ron*-i In I hi' li*-W PHpe' ill' s jf»ii (. They are not local club R! l! )K four's orchestra of Keyport. The air Haven. Die, tunning- They come supper and fair is the largest an- Porkeihook— Donated hy Tony Hunlh day IIIHII' "• ' >M<- liite «nd their sur- Aerial Show at on by Mrs. Austin Har\ ry. or the 1"M * '• nual money-making event of the • • : :itfu ),>[]( ly rnuntriflefl Everett church. Rev. John J. Lucitt » Blmrt lii'l' - t-' -iiriiifiM(M> of beetles, New Flying Field pastor of the church. change 'till '' ' '• < fmr which skunka Mrs. Thomas Kelly of Everett, Belvedere Beach Another Circus we,| Ins two unusual Parachute Jumper and Stunt Pi- president of the Blessed Sacrament l| })tnk.i Hi, 1 brutlon II i spoiler laat. week. lot Entertained Crowdt at guild, is general chairman. Mrs. Pageant Planned sailing vessel. Johnp'i niMK.iri die attractive with Stoutwood Airport La>t Sun-George Mauser and Miss Mary Kel- "At th( iHhP h© WAR Hi'v«*n * '"log The For Red Bank mNii'K those of cats and ly of Lincroft will have charge of day Afternoon. n in to iii.i unlike those of pup- the cake table. The fancy booth Mardi Gras to be Held During | ri and Boon learn^i ui Ni..i Week's Appr «.«»>. • ^k11r>kK have the usual A crowd estimated at more than will be In charge of Mrs. Frank Haley and Mrs. Jacob Jeffrey. Soda Week of Augu.t 28th With | L'nd'soon^ wont^out'^n th- cen'iv Walter I,. MainV SI-.,. •', f their kind -black bodies 500 persons witnessed Ihe first of a junctio .vliltp Htrlpft running through series of flying exhibitions last Sun- water and Ice cream will be sold Baby Parade on September j was given Uie young pii|>j in M«kr Th,,- »!,.« • ., .... <-i "•' of the back and a white day afternoon at the newly opened by John Maher, Walter Palmer, Ber- 5th—Water SporU. find turneii out Ex.hibil #1 Hunt- • I ••>• ' > 'ii *>w h tiiil Mr. Casler's pets Stoutwood airport at River Plaza. nard Kelly and Martin J. Kelly. that answered many < all^ Bud (Jersey Wildcat) Hardy, at- Charles Kelly, John Warneker and At a meeting of the Belvedere job-4 around the ciimj' A* tOl P nf AIM. 11 > rinvci used tlie odoriferous Beach pageant association at Keans- "czni "I II Knl K;,li> 1 1. .Hi.nil which they possess, but their ached to the Glenn Curtis airport at John P. Brady will have charge of he haa workpfl dillg.-n'! v ., dancing. Wilfred and Joseph Mul- burg last Friday night it was decided speclments of AMIHI.T.: MM i irt fearful leBt they will do North Beach, Long Island, leaped from a plane at an altitude higher lin and Thomas Kelly are on theto hold this year's carnival and mar-animal life, spending mans HH II I III 'II I <>!• < <>' "I •f .-id if t hoy Hi'fi attacked by dogs, di gras later than It had been origi- | nnod hy hoys or frightened in some than 1,000 feet and landed only a games' committee. eleanlnK and prMsprv.ru: ti nally been intended. He has al:iit done Ki|r"I wivi Mrs Harry l/(.<'k»(l IUxi-lv.-» *3,(HKI| Jfm 11 ' f!l he her way I-'oi this reason Mr. Cas- few feet from the crowd. Other committee members Aul The mardi gras will get under way ing tfrnth siH m !>)• fur IrtJurW '" " <'""•>• ||.Pif |r- r nerd to have the scent Krumbhaar Herndon, president of Mrs. John Maher, Mrs. John B, Friday, August 28th, and will con- ! M \V,1 hi'-t-j *>r thr two animals removed. Inland flying service, operator of Brady, Mrs. John F. Hylin, Mrs. Ed- and has h.^n A 1»M/ fllll' In^tiftfi-d hy Mi ( tinue until Saturday, September 5th. n I < itiiM^ thfit the operations are the field, gave an exhibition of stunt ward Rowe, Mrs. Charles Rumph, The baby parade will be held Satur- ver Ins many pup i.'Hiij trl|v« em ijfM-kel I dll.l tit ed hy the plane and expressed his great satis- Tumacialsky, Mrs. Martin J. Kelly. watches." if works will be given every night dur- tied .. n* ( •. . 'U ' • •• I.i was set 'HnK and contracting i faction upon his first trip. Morrell C. The Mnnmouth •'Uinril is ,-H •••'•(: '• Mrs. John Jeffrey, Mrs. William ing the carnival. An aerial exhibi- The '<'-• until rocpnt ly had ' Moore of Little Silver, a postman O'Burn, Mrs. Walter Palmer. Mrs. tion with parachute jumping and made up of trno|>. They &r« 1 covery .i( ill. Hi u;< • ' <•• I n wil '• ra^'f in his in the Red Bank office, won the free Kathryn Oakes. Misses Helen Kelly other novelty events are being the Hea^coul Shi[» Xn Iin ,•! Red I ,'i, ,• • ' ' ( ; juries Io Mi-- u>f- .• skunks were ride. Carolyn Toomey, Mary Kelly, Ver- planned. , Bank, the .Seasc ii!iii;tn of eollisinr , ..f |. -I M, ;i hjirn on the K rt 1 Mr. Herndon announced after the onica Maher, Gladys Gaffney, Ella The association at the last meet- ' <-yP° . '"- -^"- (••. i. •••• i h 1 in « I - lirimptt, Jr.. at n - «,.L» AI~_ ^. _ l. the cm exhibition that two new planes, both Kelly, Elizabeth Haley, Catherine Branchh , thr , (, • ; ] ing elected the following officers: rinlllf,' a.-- h "Id ii-tnvvn township. Kinner-Fleets, had been ordered for Warneker, Marion Dziezyc, Sadie and thp UcMi.k (.! LI^.TIIUIJI A • i>! Port Monmouth President -Fred Depplsch. own pit early delivery. Plans are also be- Mary and Viola Warneker, Amelia Vlre president—Mr«. (.. II. Stahlinil. delegation r.iiisMhn;: .r Muinuouth HTV' ).,.!!,. piii of the Matawan ing made for the erection of a han- Carton, Margaret Mauser and Anna Scrrelai-y — Mm. J. J. Lambert.ni. COlincil ottU'iinl- iiu.l U' - '!!• jittC! ft Of .»! 1 ,1 t • 1 1 " ' tti; .c II I •[ hi ntuiec of the skunks gar. The present aqulpmant Is now Kelly, Matthew L. Mullin, William Treasurer—PetefcLicari. each troop will IU.'CI -is'!.' HI Atlan- driven ! I,, . \ - ii 1 1 . i .li'j.-tt ii i ft ii eini'luyed on the being housed in a large barn on Gaffney, Donald Htckey, Jacob Jef- The followingTfommltngT lttet e chairmen tic Highlands in Ihe M • rinuuith. cideut !'\ , , i t . • • ; ' ' • IA I'l ii !"• iiiiin guvr the animals to the field, which was formerly known frey, Bernard Hlckey, William Kel- have been appointed: Siple will go from Re! Hank to tha 1 ''1 h I't 'it .'.j.. h. < '[!>• let who in turn gave them Cflrn!>fM NO TKAINS I OH Hl'K i.li'iI as Stoutwood park. ly, William and Oerald Warneker. Mntdi Grai—C H. SUhlliiR. boy scout camp nl Allure Hn wlil Mrs. I .:>( It ,,' ( ".I !*i -*| T-ll 111 Jtrnl and th'-y did spl uliii wen U in prfl- Mi. Waliinn. The Bolford carpen- •Vqimttc—AmhroM lili.nhi.ttin, Edward Rowe and Lotus Tumadal- Bahy parade—Mra. D. R. Osborn. be lh(> guest ilurltiK the dm of 11-,,. \eii!liiK Ihr il;niiI'rH ! J i iin j-jircadin^ i(j tn iimdo Hcvcral unsuccesaful at- Frank Cobl>, px.rutive .if ihe Mon- temptH to find a veterinarian •willing A GIFT FOB A MINISTER sky. r>«corntlonn—HHII-JT Gilbert. her hip*, Hi ' i'i HHI I'IJII iinii In | 1 her hulldiiiK". H<>w 1 Publicity —Peter Llcari. mouth hoy scout council. frn Trip fmiii WaKhliiKton. th* scented weapons of m « m jury ti, her m-i -on:! >-v.-' Shi- i cvoi, t he Ilic •fis unilpr too much 1 Thp Monmouth In being used to- MlKX miZHtlPth <'O0. Mi- i.o Connecticut. Among is vlmliii^ lenitives licic, la vci \ of w :ii ii, [Knenni-'. Hnl .Acki'i Mm A VMII liux Former Resident to Be Married on IR put the ukunks jn his automobile At the recent reception for Mon- Merritt Machine Shop Recently In- those who are making tho trip «r« Milirli "nil mini1,-it " SI,,- ,nn,In th- Mi I'nuch. tn (Hiking with n Rpjf- August 1Mb in California. kilK of lipypmi ie]iir:;,'nlfd tin- ii,' id took them to a woods at Chapel mouth county colored graduates a Richard T. Smith of Bed Bank, Cap- 'lip fiom WashiiiKtoii I" Newiilk io i-tc: ii'jMuter, said that he saw three stalled Two. dftli.ianl * Hill, where ho turned them loose. gift was made to Rev. Charles W. Word has been received here o( tain Ralph S. Smith and Captain Ed- ii ten puHsenxpi plalic li-iivliic U'asli n ifti w ho looked like trampa akulk- Nelson by the members of the col- The Merritt machine shop on Me-ward Little of Fair Haven and Mr. iri^ jitioul the place a few nights T k u n k s wr re as tame and as the engagement of Miss Elvene RF.II HANK I'MIIIC III MINIMS. intftfin ll! Ivvo .liliH'li Hi Mil- aftn HH kittens and they showed ored alumni association as a token Emery of Hunginton Park, Cali- chanic street has just Installed Mo- Cobb. They are accompanied by !!l)ll!l Hll't HtMs'lhi; i( 1 Ni'V.'lltk II' previous. This incident lfads him to IIH of joy over their new-found of their esteem. Rev. Mr. Nelson tor-stokors in the home of P. P. Per-twelvp scouts from the various believe (hut the origin of the flio fornia, to Edgar C. LaFetra, former Matters Ill-Ion- Hi, -I ait.' Cum Lull .. .'liM'k Mi;-' ! ' ,i,|.,.| ...»,-« sh.- in. Mr. Walling says they took a leading part in arranging the Red Bank resident, who Is now re-rlne of Rumson and in the green- troopa in the council. ell Mniiil V, In may havo l>een incendlitry. Mr. Wil n in .i few ,co nf wanting to the fondled Mr. Merritt has recently added to At the lieiniii.. 111. I- iV .1- -IIUI the farm, but it will not bo a» large tion was rendered by Walter Oownei will take place Friday, August 14th, given to the Monmouth county or- ilfiyn Hhe will iilsi. nmkr tli" tilp by and prttfid. Mr. Walling says that the equipment of his shop a new drill Council "I H'''; ,.|i in- M luy as the one destroyed. Mr. Couch haa and Robert Brittingham. Florence at the Little Church of Flowers at ganization by the navy. Thu bout has 1 press and a ehear for cutting metal. I , -ilii.in tin lli'.l pltmp. She .-.(I vs it \H iniHh iriorp when lie started to walk to his auto- Hogarth of East Orange was a guest Glendale. California. night Her.mi.'! W nought a new Rtock of goods fnr his The addition of these new tools a 150-horsp. power Navy VanBli-rck comforlable than I irl:nK for five mobile tho Hltunks followed htm and at the reception as a visiting gradu- In $43,711 which ii. ' "i «'..I|I-.-IIM| In place and he is carrying on business Mr. L&fetra, -who Is the son of Mr. engine, which was donated hy Pierre houiR <»n « hot. nnd diirtlv uain. that he had to run in order to get ate. places the Merritt machine shop In fln«S the pilM mixiH.. Mi- »<-•" cnl as usual. away from them The animals were and Mra. Harry L. Lafetra, Is a a better position than ever to do a A. Proal of the Red Bank yacht lected S12>l rimn - i"'i! II. ol motor almost full grown. Mr. Walling had Children Help Hospital. graduate of the University of South- wider variety of work with less la- works. The cabins werp huiit by Ihe laws. Hi* ippi.it ;.l,••«-.-.! tlwil ilJ pel JOINS RKSF.KVK i'lJHI'S. COUNTY FIREMEN'S MEETING. become fond of the skunks as pets ern California and is a teacher of bor. Fair Haven yacht works. Captain sons had li-en :,.i.-.'il.'d the PBHI and he aayn it waa with regret and Two children, imbued with the de- mathematics In Los Angeles. Miss Charles P. Irwin r>t_ net! Bank ana sirs to aid the Rlvervlew hospital, month. Mlt.'in IM i. tliiPil for ordi- Hr. ,lohn <1. Mvtlgar Is n Oradnat^ It Will be Hold at Leonardo Sunday, only because it seemed like the beat Emery is also a teacher In that city COUNCILMAN MINTON'S TRIF. Morton Johnson of'Rayhead, TV. J, nary violations l:\ »wi' illicit for mo- held an orangeade sale last week of Harvard lflpiiical School. Aurutt 16th. plan to fnllow that he turned them and graduated from the same uni- donated miscellaneous equipment. W. tor violHtioiu', ''• w,i.' billed and 9 and made $6.35. The customers loose In the woods. versity. Augustus M. Mlnton and Seven Oth- B. Durkee Co of New York, Ship were disrhm .;.'Canada. The nrdiniin.-i- ''•' u''iv<-i» on Karle mouth county firemen's association Mr. and Mrs. Walling have a num- hood. The young public-spirited HOLMDEL GIRL ENGAGED. penses were paid by W. Warren 1 ' ilolic >intcl, IIHS b^en appointed a street pnsseit Itn Mini i failing. will be held Sunday, August 16th, at ber of bird and animal pets, includ- citizens were Francel Lewis and Council Augustus M. Mlnton of Barbour, chairman of thp council tiiK! lii'iil.-mi lit in thi- nirdlcnl re- PcrmiKiimi W.II. iimnled to Un- Community flrehouse at Leonardo. ing mated canaries and a parrot. Frederick Johnston, both of Peters Miss Margaret 8. Ely Betrothed to J. Fair Haven left yesterday on hiscommittee. A large part of th* work American legion to I'.illi-ct "tiiK liny" •serv.' coi u» .if I he United Stntea It. Is expected that 250 or more fire- Mrs, Walling uses one ot the rooms place. The mother of one of the Frederic Sllcox of Keyport. cabin cruiser Jean on his annual trip connected with fitting out thn cr«ft 'contribution.* on .". ilur.lay. August »im> I'v l'i"!lil.iil Ili-ili.-it Hoover. men from all ports of Monmouth to Canada. With him on the trip of the house for raising canaries. children, Mrs. Thomas Lewis, sent Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Ely >ol was dono by thirty scouts. 15th. to b\iv mlK'Mnw (oi Ih,- life, mi.t I). Me' /•«„-. %s.m • will be held Krldny, S.-pinnb. i 1111 ferryboat which plies between Jei«- the arrangements in charge. Winner of Eisner Trlme. law omce. Mr. EUlcox is a graduate to the coming pollar Sale in RedLaurten sro teachers in m-hnnl No pany of Itiijii- "' > oi • .I'nte.i It will be Htiilor tlie Hii-pl, .-i • .f !h, «ay City and New York. In HnnounclnR the jirim awards of the Keyport high school. He Is a Bank the firm nume of Mandel's Inc., •i In the Cmtcivllle dWnct of llnlm a Stlncm J • • •' ' ' '"'">> tuwnsliip lllnniy mid (hi. N'n^ ivniii uiiicln nt the reception for colored m i » Still »t R«d Bank. member of the Red Bank cavalry waa Inadvertently omitted from-the ilhinry association. Th,. in oreeds del township. They rxpei:! in i#iurn ha«r HcmdiiM "i V • "i •:i.* living Kiaiiuntei at the River street school Overcome by the Heat. The report that Arthur Goode had troop and Is spending two weeks at list of local tlrms co-operating with homo about SMurtlHy. H*r>tprnb«!-!5th Service. K r-rL11.-' s >' ;i ' K py will bp used to punlmne iif-w bo.ik^ i.'ipntly It was stated that Fannie Melvln P. Yard of Belford was moved from 118 Pearl street, Red the national guard training camp at the Chamber of Commerco In putting 1 The port bought a V in. I' ! i-'ii im-del fol' tho M iflilletnwn lov\n:]iu> l:hi,u\' Hlalie received the five-dollar gold- overcome by the heat while walking Sea Girt. on 1he sale. Mnndel's was one of the township Bank, to Riverside Heights, in Mid- will reopen on TIH-HII Hfi Is one of the ..-..ii .''."• !li-.l • \v -^. ••• in his yard last Thursday. He fell first llrms to sign up for their share liiern offered by Monroe Eisner for dletown township, was incorrect. Mr. Rth. tompm. Wllliuii. l.iillui! M» i< |n<'» A New Kealtoi. the most promising girl In grade unconscious In the yard, but he re-Goode la continuing his reildence on At Spring Lake Hospital. of the cost of advertising the sale. ident, Rnymonil St. • ( ,,*, M ii ,- pies Mrs. James Bunell ot Hudson ave- (!eoit;p A. DpliitiiNh, ;. M Mihitecl m-hoola. This prize went to Grace vived i ihort time Ister. He hasPearl street. His son. William Mot her'» l.liilnt ldent and Will, .m i-uin-i; . n i. -i-c nue, who han been seriously sick with oittrea nt I" Hloml :.l ,'pi. InnIiowlen, i pupil of the River street since shown Improvement. Goode, has moved to Riverside BlaU'hlry's Famous l)uokn 2S Wnliorr- street. He* rstary anil ti .'ii'in • i with rheumatism a long time, is un-arc rcutly for your Sunday dinner at those wholenr,Mie Iii.me padBen the IIPI-CHHHI v e\.n tlii-iti,.n for Kchool. Heights. _ home or just the thing cold for your eoriH und dlnn' Kit. Ii. A ipnl estate IIIMII.'I1.. " .,- „ nil For Glass Work dergoing treatment at the Spring All Hill Milt illll- 'Mil-! I. picnic lunch, fried or roasted, better inspiM tlon !••' hi',I i will conduct thin hosh,,'. , , ., ;. t,. (•arneld-Orant Hotel, Lonr Branch. call Morris Plato GlaBB Company, for Visit Our Art and Gift Shop Lake hospital. Twenty pei ..oItt ••![.if ' MOO Mni 1l! u ool i( We ar« serving a special 75-cent •tore fronts, auto |ass and house for new and distinctive tally and and cheaper than chicken, at Ihc oi- Mlthont in balhlnti 'snlli ,,'. ^i :,!* I,, y,i !IH line nt hl« pieiipnl ..III, .• K lowest price In years, 32 cents per luncheon and $1.00 dinner dally. Try glazing. Mirrors reallvered and pic- place cards, bridge fivors and play- When, Health !• at Stake Dont IIIIHM t •' f-l'iii ( unit V wldlr these nn» mealti in a well appointed ing cards. We have tho largest se- pountl. Special prices for cluh dairy. Puritan Dairy, lied Bank 2VM. itreet, Heil Hank Aiin-i ll-.-ini-nt. HpnJ. I|. Advortlaement. _ lawn. Our special lawn feitill/ci • ll'.'l A'l, A.H'I'i Hi-.' in IH.HII III bn lens than SO';;, ,,f sound —Advertisement. mid, Red viihio. l.«lKl H, l^ian Co, U Mechnn- and selected glass ttee•!•• .1" I Rroad Btieet, upstairs, Rod Hank.— Wednesday anrl Saturday eveninus. out-of-print and M...I>-., hl»t.ii 1 Hunk, phnn* B02.— Advertlaement. 30th. Florence. O'Hhca, 128 Broad —AdveiUHemfint. ui.l HI nil I . M Htreet, phono 6H3. Advert laement. call, bibliographibiblihic l, ,^,,11,1,1, ,. I in, 1 Fln-mi-ii * I'MII, AnK uiii. .(I. )H(>iti <:. A. Mm \\ Iii mi \iili, al N,n inh. 14 I -i 'I . ".. ' • i. "I • I n, ,, 'I...I., il..,,, i li.,vidor, the he»t Plrhnn'x I'hum Shop, All Yollr FritMidH Am (.olng Moody H Nlioo Koimli Hhiip. i'li Me-Pherson. 4«l Wn l-'i. Hi I will I"' Hii'ii'. v-li. . -I ,ii i ...l | ,. phone llKW J. A.h, il l iii. i.i l.unch, 4 Driiniinond pbico, K,.,l Hnnk, 033. ' (.» thp. Naventnk Firpmen'M Jfafr on chanic ntieot, Ited llank. -Advertise- ito.l linnk 'd IIUMll . toinolillr, I.... A.I.. .' i-.. -.i, .1 j , . 'dver- Ad rtlt AugUHt 6th, 7th and Hth.-Advertise- ment. Al ment. Dr. Dunn, NUIK< ( IllM.p.MlM. Pur &!4rn Mortgage Money. lint Hunk . I'll. . If.1 l.lll » III . .— m i m • , . n.i l.,ii.. IMI.-WHI-, nl. r Itnlinn family At Have limited amount lo loan cm Wednemlnvs •''"•I I'i l'l« .^ludln of dancliiK. MROPI Colo- -.'I.I lull.In -MM I • t<-*t, a,,,! Hank. N, J. Red Bank |.mp«>ity. WhIU-l'ach. day I'lione II..I Urn iimn, 15 Rector place, phone 2011.— liuty I'lik -It 11 iV'l> Huidi. A4 . nt AdvertlsetnenL lac—Advert iBeuirnU ' ~~~ I rII* Police ! \|\S Tried to K

Voting Womaji ! ft^. (X) piUl, When N., ! «ri.i Tl Modeli. •on She Say* Stir ,.- <.•. wher it wan stated If rlday night P,II| nt pif Ju pavilion Howunl i V\ H,l< r C"lin MlUei and I'M' m.EBKAMW, I HI iKfl pull t- (•ieadf tin p OF OL'H HH) BANK ^ -\ a ^irl had polenned geant Hai riar>n Os Oceanport Newt. r nf State Troopera TT an«J Raymond Huth Membera of ti.t wn t»aira<-ka ai lived day-school attended atn.oft immediately nic held at Allans sponst- to a Blmilai was u»ed for ti»n!|. ' aiid they and thearrangements wtrt SYSTEM HKAKI •• C ICE, [nc had the girl re- h<>, K woman, who gave her Mrs. Charles A .- watsr drive tittt-H.^ i -:i. - «tf Kvelyn Bemea, and said r • .%,i.-, employed at the Mtlborne of friends at »>•'>• home recftitl> ! i i - M I,OIIK Hianch. Bald she had 1 i , i . >. t he poison the nitfht before, Mrs. UeoiK* ( ! ?i' hut WHS not certain just what the licrt Smith M i K ' .• MHI* WMH. She wai on her way to ChrU Beige, Mik» i \:*-(\ 1'ank, ahe said, when she wasMrs. Ru.Hi.eU Mil, r.,. i.\ ci < ornr. V'.KI-I has returned to Though she stoutly declared she Charles Hammell MIM Ai!h ., 5!,»-i > I! i(* after a visit of two w ;is dying, according to the police. son and Mrs. Allen l< w<»>li>-y witri her aunt, Mrs. Fred MODFRN •hr hospital authorltiefl were unable Those holding high aoira wttr M'» to nnd any trace of poiaon after ap- Hammell, Mr» HeiK^ «r"1 Mian M 1'aspei Snyder has Mra. Jo- S n frir-ndly plying a stomach pump. She wasHulse. ipe Winot of MasaechuaetU for tiqipitij.' at your later removed to the L«ong Branch Miss Huth Htryker nf Main ntteet j her K"e«t PLUMBING hospital, and after being convinced Is visiting friends at Atlantic High Miss Alice Scuddar has returned momory t" store up that she had either dreamed of tak- landa. from a visit of two week! at Brook- lyn your Winti i infi poison or wai suffering from Mrs. Smallwood of New Grelna. hallucinations she returned to her George Brower, Sr., Howard Lay- FIXTURES wife of Rev. Smallwood, a former ton and Louis Gerardlen are new work at the hotel. j pastor of the Oceanport Methodist employees on the Meari nuriery OU should have your church, visited friends In town re- farm at Rumson. cently. Thomas Salmon, Jr., la at Camp Lawes plumbing thoroughly Atlantic Highlands Mr. and Mrs. Alken of Long McMahon, near Clinton, Nsw Jersey, Branch recently visited Miss Anna for part of the summer. FURL OIL (Thi H«d Bank RiKiittr ean b« bought HlbbetU and George Hlbbetts or Mrs. Howard Stamm Rpent Sun- looked over and repaired. If in Atlantic Hitt*hl»D«Ja at tk« atoraa ut Main street. William L«ff. W. Lcmburg and A. KatB.) day with Mrs Irv*n Beaver of Point Phone Red Bunk 1251 Mrs. Lloyd N Sickles of Main Pleasant. you need new plumbing fix- The annual treasure hunt of the street entertained a number of Henry Wunderly Is enjoying an Atlantic Highlands tennis club Fri- ture*, or if you with to mod- day night wa« won by Joseph Mc- vey. Hl» brother, Dr. Thomas Me- ernize your bathroom, laundry Vey, was second, and Holmes Dyer was third. or kitchen, you will find our The borough entertained many visitors over the week-end. There price* distinctly lower. Let u» was no disorder and no arrest were estimate on your plumbing made. Fifty dollars In gold will be dis- SOLD OUT needs, without obligation. posed of on the co-operative plan at St Agnea's church fair to be held August 13th, 14th and 15th. George Layton suffered a heart at- - WHITE SHOE COMPANY CHANC.l-s OWNERSHIP tack Monday morning and was tak- en to the Long Branch hospital In William O'Brien the borough ambulance. The free bathing beach at the foot of Avenue D ia more popular than ever this year. John VanWagner Several hundred pairs of qualitv shoes must be sold Plumbing, Heating, Roofing, takes care of the beach in return for permission to conduct his boat and Sheet Metal Work bait business there. Therefore this great The borough council has put up !•>!.! Si, Ocean Ave., si«na warning people that the ordi- nance requiring a covering for bath- a. N .1 Sea Bright, N. J. ing Hiutn worn on the street will ba PHONB 47. enforced. I>r. and Mrs. Neils Bakke and daughter Virginia of Hoboken were wook-end guests of Misses Jean and May Hayes. SHOE SALE Miss Catherine Llnanayer Is hav- ing a vacation of two weeks from her position with the Equitable Life In u.i.ncc company of New York. Anhur PhaJr ia in the Long Prices Reduced—Regardless of Cost Bianch hospital with a broken hip REDUCED ami a broken leg. He waa injured ',:•!«. week in an auto collision at the cornrr of Millar street and NavMink Group No. 1 Group No. 4 avr-nun nt Highlands. FORMERLY Misg Virginia Jerolamon of Leon- nnlo and Miss Ruth Collins of Stone TO «T0& TO $UM. PRICES Church, who are employed by E. R. $2-94 Never such an opportunity $5.94 7: ;•••• •• & Co., have been on a week's • :\ Mi« Muriel White, who is •; --ft by TnydT & Roberts, also For Dress, Sport 1 - to buy Quality Shoes at Many Walk-Overs MEN'S SUITS ' t :n 11st week, or Strut Wear- r- ' of t;-.-> n.ibrrts & White store Included. A vsr- VALUES TO !r : V"n i^n'?d to the National Gro- In a variety of My of foodityles tso.ot C1 y ( ':i;,::'r,. T'..: section to be or- style*. SlMi la- these Low Prices. •— Black, Brown Th.a .iiilo includes our KUP- 17.50 <"'!•'• i I. to grocery company is complete. and Balfe colon. 1'KNHF.IMKR and MICHAEL- ID::"I I and is on the north side of VALUES TO Mi quality ihoes. ^'i I-;KN suits and most of our the b'. *4o.M R-v Albert Zetzer of Atlantic hints. These valuei are so 24.50 Hi.rrM'nils o-cupied the pulpit of the ;:i.;,l that all sales, are Final— B.iptM church Sunday. f,, Charges—No Exchange*. VALUES TO Richard Armstead Morse Is the (•(inio early nnd realize on these S50.W "'tile nT the aon born a fnw days ago 29.50 rt the Lone Branch hospital to Mrs. Walk-Over Florsheim Other Quality money-saving values. William Morse of Lincoln avenue. VALUES TO Mr. and Mrs. William G. Van."vote Md.M left last week for Hlllsboro, New Shoes Shoes Makes 34.50 Hampshire, after a stay with Mr. ;'nd Mrs. Henry C. VanNote of STRAWS and PANAMAS nrnnd avenue. THIS INCLUDES OCR STETSON STRAWS. PANAMAS AND Mrs. E. E. Martin and Miss Mary I.F.GHOHN9. Martin of Washington, D. C, ar."l | VALUES FBOM fi.U TO 115.00. iOdward M. Martin of New York Women's Shoes - Men's Shoes - Children's Shoes were frucsts last week of Rev. and SILK LOUNGING ROBES Mrs. William I. Campbell. Or rnunv design* and patterns. Formerly f 18.00 to $80.00—Now Mrs. Bronson Jones of Palm Group No. 2 Group No. 5 !« riiutil to almost cost. Eeach and Miss Virginia Wheeler of FOBHEKLY FOBMXB1T Chicago have been vl.»itlng Mra. SPORT WEAR Jones's sister, Mrs. Fritz Lelber. TO TO n.oe. Miss Marie Caldwell Is having a $3-94 Low Prices ... and Good $3.94 UNIX KNHKKBS, FLANNELS—Tan and Grey. Striped and month's vacation. Haiti; Sl'OKT COATS, TROriCAL SUITS. The auxiliary of the Long Branch Men's quality BATHING SUITS hospital will hold Its annual card Excellint variety Shoes is what you want. •ho«i Sport Oi- •,'irty Thursday afternoon of next of itylea—Specta- fordi. WhlU and Our riitlrn Ktork of bathing suits, Including JANTZEN and v.frk at the cnslno. Black, White and (>. Bc«lrlce Horan, who is In! Oxfords, Straps, $g.94 charge of the baby parade «ntrle.«, [ TI • •, •Up-ln». iiepuiis that the entries are coming | Many different Two well-known NOW GOING ON in funt. The hcadquarteri are at l!02 Quality Shoes for makes—In Brown PLAIN (Ol.nir, 1 XXI PTED Hay avrniip. There Is no change in atylea for Bum- and Black Ol- I In- il«mlings (if the contestants for mer and Winter Children. fords. Good shoes •Hi'rii. MisH iNunnetln Johnston is wear. These ire In good styl.s. li'ului).', with Mlas lUise O'Nci! a I All Broken Lines Greatly R*. Buy now and < Ion,. Meronil. Others In the content unusual values. I duced for quick clearance. Many Save Money. in- Miss Florence O'Connor, Miss j bargains to be bad In reliable I Ilii'l Kltzjiatrick and Miss Gertrude J. Kl (DEL I ahoee. Mi-.* I'ranrca Grlffln haa romplrt- -I In-i lllirary course at Ocean City. .•'in- will buKin her duties with tlm Mimiiiouth riHinty library In Hmilinii- _AI,L IHIS.'il li, i V\1«ltor Chadwlck wan hit liy nn ,.» « I SHOE CO. II y*>a ltav«* aisytli* i buy nii.inii.lille SHlurd»y night whll« ha ;, I you will tut' 11. (iiti «•«« < mining Ray avenue. The ilrlv- 9 Broad St., Red Buik *'i <]ul not Mtnp, hut someone Haw the 70-76 Wh. lila Oimkf-i! stiiii tin--!...i V ,lllt. iii eiii,e nuiuUei and jeiivUed it to Uit> i Red Bank, N« r^ t- ' ,>ttfr , i • •">.,,

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•\ H K hciuifii meet- *' i'\-t' (--. The Com- ••!• K^ l.l.'l ill-l M H ul'h M ifi-l plHytlf.lih*- !Ji ,N'. v. 51 u denied a permit ¥ ' ii V In tins SUHK 1 I >. fin -r (• w h' ''J' Hot as a furna< - fa«ki a luihH in addition to (he.-..- p.-r K was held at Kree- - ' . - mil I .Sit' ill day K*'i wf'k. It was f'-niirtiH.H Mi MMi =->i hat* partKtpht u«« KOOLMOr ' .. i, , ftiM few followers and ei I In all daily l f-hem n»« If < < iinrn^' ut l^.i ouliol, •hi.' u-in HIM I H.Ml. Another meeting motor oil ahs 'UMcf] an fl urn the Khoi ( en' h iii'M nirif b\ \>r. tn-lrl the iijli-iljiln a ditto and boat JK.I! taking A HAIII n Siiturday night of u ni|H rr om carrhtltaway' |mr home each night nfU-r iiif hli'.-w and booriny^ • •• '.f > <,;,• Damages d>r Poor H<«ter. VVhf'i,, '••• f f'.uii'i 'in Hie tennis WANT STATION BACK. ' ,t i \\ . Klhiii i . of Sea- ('null in jji'f 1'iuiHP on hiH speed- Richard EdwardE and his wife ... refill you hi ).> i >i . *• Keen use l^nni art rii»- boat HI imiii'iiit mm a bildge table, I>eal R«sldpnta Not SatisftfHi With Ruth of Wayfldr have serurrd a MOTOR f" tMtiui'if- of • hhie" COH! in ihn Sear Mi Maiph will impress a stranger Railroad's Action. Judgment for J72S against the Mod- hi if ht Jirul U unison it If-1 Mr t and th« as JuMt nn"ihcr happy summer resi- Residents of Deal are determined ern home heatinj? enmpeny of Cam- iUiciII Cofcl ('(rtnpHny till.- thr dts- dent ot the Jfiupy whore colony. To to have their railroad station back. den for damagf suffcrpd by ihpm BB tt i>uiM(tji *m Atlant ir Highlands the folk who know, however. Mr. At a meeting held last week it was thr. result of thfi Inetallaiinn of a and vicinity MHIHII in niur h more than that. He derided to ask every resident of the faulty healing plant in thpir h'-mp in 19M. CITIE Is an actor with a vision and "head borough to sign a petition requesting Mahoney & Harvey, Will l>rohal>l.v Low One Ky fot business " He stepped Into the the public utility commission to i I f Jarin H MHZ/.JI. seven-yen r-nld Port- abolish the consolidated Deal-Allen- Potato Khlpmentg. PURE PET aup**( k hfty, who wtifl shot In the Tlmffi Hcjunre sector last spring;, hurst station and restore Deal's sta- Shipment of pntatopfl from Mnn- HARDWARE ftreli will rrcrntly lose when theatrical rondltlons were at their worBt, and announced himself tion with adequate train facilities. motith county Rtartprt in farnpr»i the e <>f h left eye ace to Those behind the movement claim don. bid ho.spital. an n imxiurer. He arranged for the laBt week. ThlR ypar's crop so far OCEAN AVI- >» A BRIGHT, N. J. pi eeentation of a aeries of Gilbert that the railroad failed to carry out hap run better th;in last ypnr's wilh ei^hti'cn yffiin old, the terms of the agieemerit imposed Ml , , b.-iriK held in jail. HIII1 Sullivan li^ht operas and most only a trw ra?f>a of sin] H*~;ild. Thp nf Hi midway Inughed for the first upon them by the utility «< mini is pricpp rRngo from Jl.^o to $1.^ ppi tune in months. But It was a laugh aion. tiairi-1. uf •leilnlon. The nerve of this up- ^'HII' Kmart, experienced producers 1 ...i i...-i fortunes with heavily ca- j.iiiMinfii musical shows, weighed ,1 wi! hy cxpenfllvo casts, and here vw Hii anifttpur with an idea to ii >\ pi-ople hack to the theater * iv iialf-cfntury-old operettaB at I j •• -wonder that Mr. Marsh nteed L ', (!- - to himpelf as he hur- AOvum < !-i'i I'ushions at i Hum^dii. ii!int\' of Interesting iniUK-." Mr. Marsh . ,,H the "Hey-Hey" Record Breaking Savings! > •: ^iinily Hook bay. ', i.1 (ipt'in company •• N. wink lnstitu- fXF COURSE you will be buying a fur i!,. Hi.in.l Street and i'> orcHiiize the coat this year, for this ii the year of all i '•• it tlu« latter play> '•• kept lighted. Mll- years to invest in furs. Not for many sea- lUfKiiil (ifrector, was r,H- hest players ex- SHEETS sons have you been able to find values to 'iilhcrt and Sullivan i'i up Thr venture at equal those offered in this sale. Finer i •.'. •! •; a winner from the workmanship, smarter fashions, rich furs. | i iii; inpsH ragged when we •iii.-ci in move to the Broad bunking of a movie. Full Bed Size—-81 x 90 Inches I- n \vp decided to elose- at the , I 'bought out' Mr. Schlesing- (I took my company to New I was certain the metropolis 1930 Price 1.59 Fake advantage like us. I offered the corn- to the Shuberts, but they •il at me. Then I went to the 1931 Price 1.29 —housekeepers uer office, and Erlanger's r wan placed at my disposal. —hotel keepers •s.s han been phenomenal. Ca- Save Today 31c audienccs have prevailed, —boarding house* a Mile other shows were gasping for We have given New York the life T popular Gilbert and Sullivan pieces —Summer cottagers riom The Mikado' to "Ruddlgore," 2-year guarantee mid.'hot weather or cool, there are people standing In the rear of the will. find these sheet* orchestra. Sometimes I have to jiiiu h myself to make certain, that of then it i! s really true." guaranteed by the admirably'suited to SELECT »OUR Ruby Lane Store* {Company Like* Newark. for two years house- their! need*. COAT NOW! Mr Marsh was asked If the com- hold wear—52 con- pany would be seen again In New- ark next season. »ecutive A wa«hing•. Buy them by the dozen I Take Advantage of "We liked Newark Immensely," he ippllnd, "and I have good reason to These Unusual hrlieve that Newark liked us. There Our own/'VERIGOOD" Brand sheet* in plenty of Essex county trade at Tod y and case* guaranteed by the Ruby Lane Summer Prices. Krlangcre box office and I have re- 54x90 89c f ceived many letters from well-wish- 69c Stores to give two years of aatitfactory ers In North Jersey. Hower, it Isn't service. Sample* of theae have been Seal and Squirrel Raccoon Pay Only A probable that we shall appear in tested and laundered by the most repu Newark again, for the simple rea- 63x90 ' Russian Fitch Full Furred ... too 79c table laundries 52 consecutive time* ~— Dark Mooted pelte, In the New Fitted son that we've been told Just that Small Deposit. ; by Mr. Hchlesinger. You see, our and nave stood tht^ tt*at with Hardly &tty Clear Color. Model*. sign of usage. A« Illustrated. new company will open In New 1.10 Ai Illustrated. Aa illustrated'. York on Labor Day with a revival 72x90 ' 89c We will hold your coat of 'The Merry Widow.' The present These are among the best sheets made- in our cold storage vault company will take to the road, with bleached snowy white — abtcvl"'*lv free long engagements In Philadelphia, 81x99 ' 1.39 1.09 from sizing and dressing. $165-oo until Fall. Chicago and Boston already ar- ranged. "There ere two weeks open for . 45x36. •preliminary engagements, During : the week of September 14th the Pillow 0 Inches Reg. Price 35c--Today 25c company will be aean at the Apollo Lowest Prices in Years! theater In repertoire, making a spe- cial presentation of 'Trial by Jury Mail thit form to your neareit local mtorm for the American Bar association l t members In the Atlantic City audl Telephone orders Clip BLACK PONY 125°° SILVER MUSKRAT ..$1 torlum one evening. The company RUBY, LANE STORES hn.i not been booked for thei week Rftease sand me t; .. . /.54x9O ... .63x90 of September 7th, We planned to filled—call early this and RACCOON *235'°° CARACUL BLACK ..-$225'°° return to Newark for that week, of- .-.;. 72x90 81x90, 8U99 Sheets? f.iitiK 'The Mikado,1 'Pinafore' an< 'Pirates: of Penrance.' Mr. Schleslng Phonei: mail Pillow Cases, 45x36 , $ LEOPARD 295°° HUDSON SEAL *245'°° er rejected the proposal flatly. And If. thats that" it in Name fc.»^,,_.{, .;«ji«».... IT o. Netvarkers Are Marsh's Nelfftlhorfl. R. B. 503 II. $ -0 p AddressY. ,-,-,-.--ifsrjr.)OI>,_,-1,k,-w KAFFA PONY $| 4 A.OO OCELOT 225 ° HamlHome and amiable and poe- A HPh'ning an excellent voice, Mr A. P. 4145 today, Marsh has been exceptionally popu City and Stated k .!» lar with Broadway aurUencoe since his memorable triumph aa Prlnc Karl Franz In "TW Student Prince. After singing the, grand Romberj, Bongs In every town worth mention' ing. he stepped Into Florenr Zlejf LANE STORES field's lush production of Kdna For* ber's "Show Boat," and again hi scored a hit. His metropolitan fol lowing Is so numerous now that he 28 Broiul St.. Red Hunk may remain with th« New York company. If he does stay, the ever LONG BRANCH glorious "Student Prince" will he ill 620 Cookuhm Avc , Asbnu I*ark 170 Broadway eluded In the company's repertoire that. Is. If the Shuherts. naturnlh chagrined by their failure to ndop the Clvlo Light. Opera company "%H % Tfc »tSfc %X. f», *&. tP. %• '• J ROWBOA'fs i ! IR.S S •• 1 0 i HHf • : t Outboard Boat* t /

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'-tiling the C'ontrnti of Severn' rlttaW Also An Exceptional Lot Of New & Used Furniture THIS BANK BELIEVES ,11 linn, ulimnl tc II Hit -f aj'M. i.ll .:. • : «hi<-h ...inn !»• i.- i- ' o Jtipfcineaf- t.t-ctlt !- • ' • . nr.Adi r/utl v AT AYKNEL. points ilRlll'lfii Hi il - the favtiillr fn'.'l . • •! • It Mai Held by the Wlnonah Society beetle , tht- fi e<--b |'!" ' ' ^ - Friday Night. SCODJI ( ':.->•- . . . that a» long a» there are people tiel y that are rmt t .- ,•> — <' A ».»-«' h party was given at Avenel liking (if ihe tut-tie i i Wiruifsor ( hair^ to eat food and wear clothing f[riti\ evening by the Wlnonah so- control measured 1',i Mt .••••". ami Maple Vacuum ''itniicrs .:.i. nf Llttlp Silver. A short busi- chapter «m na^in »i . > •> • > ness meeting was held, during which cuvcis the ^aiasilcs thm h!. •> '<" . • • 11 tai ics Garden Hose JJ letter from the society's mission- ly destroying mllln.ii>. ..r t..i^ ! ...t I'obi Beds Persian Rugs ary Miss Mary l_ovett of India, was makes extremely IntfifMn.^ i'-nl le.nii ing as does the artlfl'lht .'ii'i'^ I strips French Ruga l*'i iinkfurtera and marshmalluwe methods which especially wain" tin- < 'hint'sc Teakwood Chinese Oriental vere lOHSted and swimming, games, gardener if he only has a very few «->! >%tie enjoyed. A feature WHB a beetle not to set traps or If he does JttV, JOHN 11 M-' I.I^KIT Stands Rugs ... that towing and reaping continue wf-timns runnlliK lace, won by Mis.he will draw from his neighbor's Jt«'l H«i k N J WilMuin T 1'aiker of Little Hllvcr. AitmliiihtifUui *ih Will AMMCAI Occusional Tables Paints lather than cleaning up his ownQuinn. Pt m & Ik.teiu ii. in the established Ill < r,n;mittpe in charge, comprised acreage. _ » I Tables Auto Polish Mr? Ralph Edgar, Mrs. Edmund K«<1 Hunk, N J A' te^ M ic l^wrenco Selbert and I'; ... lui». Dinner Sets French Pottery scheme of Nature Mn i:il« I^mg Others present were PEACE GARDEN. NOTICE OK SETTl.EMENI Of MU1UN1 Trunks Italian Pottery Mi ii nd Mis Havid Juocs. Mr. and Katnlc or Ji.hn Mi Nmnai *. dneihcl Mi H;. 11 isi .n Hhnni[>anore and son.National Association of Gardeners to Nolle* 1* heieliy tfHei. Til*' Hie «. Pianos Chinese Pottery it. iind Mis. Nelson Port, Misses Select Its Site. l Anna and Bertha Dunham, Marie Antiques Restaurant Pnth ry HFld fltkteil I-. 'lio I'nlh United States and Kcfiigerators Household (in H\ White. Canada, the national association of ei *, Restaurant Dishes gardeners, which will convene here JtlllN R MlliH'HY, TAIIA-LYSIS WARNING. next month will further plans for an K. K. H. :,„ I, h«i|.oil N ,1 international peace garden to be sit- Rnydtr A F^ I beach resorts, to take every possible broached to the association at theportunltle* for everybody—Advei precaution against the spread of In-convention In Toronto In 1929 bytlsement ' fantile paralysis, an epidemic of >*!*»>•! which has broken out In New York j city. Although there is only one case in Monmouth county at Ihe present time and that a mild and undeter- mined one it Is pointed out trtat thousands of New Yorkers flocking to the seashore may bring the dis- ease here. Pamela Burr, three years old, of Little Silver is the suspected Just as surely as these go on as they ever have case in Monmouth county, although doctors claim It may not be the dis- ease. To be on the safe side, how- prosperity cannot be diverted or long delayed. ever, the child has been Isolated in her room. _

TWO AUTO DEATHS. Gernuuitown Women Fatally In- Merchants Trust Co. jured Near Freehold, Bessie Leak, 32, and Pauline. John- "THE BANK THAT BANKS ON RED BANK' son, 29, of Germantown, Pennsyl- vania, died in the Freehold hospital BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. from injuries they received in En automobile crash on the state high- way, near Jerseyville, Sunday night. They were riding In a car driven by Thomas Carney of Philadelphia. All are colored. The cra-afrv is said to have been caused by Charles J. Bap- tist of Bayonne, who was trying to We wanted a s. .i , ing him from the opposite direction. the tire industry'.-i, - He pulled back toward the right and Boro Buses Corp. oratory—a groiq f>« 11 'i in ti irit« ii i struck the Carney car, causing the driver to lose control and the car ticular tirr. I In (1 VT|S|\I1,|)OMM III' crashed into a pole. point, with II iv| iialK -advcrli.scii In HI line tire. JER8EV9 AIRPORTS. Read the report (<>r yourself. It's shown in thn DIRECT ROUTE Thirty of Them in State—Eighteen Are Commercial. table at thNew Jersey as RED BANK TO ASBURY PARK complied hy the aeronautics branch Ameriea's hest tire engineers designed ALLS! \ 11 of the department of commerce. The leading makerof <|iiality tires mantifaetiiri -• it II,. Of theie, eighteen are listed as Sears Roebuck ;iinH u, guarantees it. Might mi! I KM via commercial airports and five as mu- nicipal establishments. There is one motorists voii<-h for its safety and riding ciH> = f<«< > so-called Intermediate flying flald T Shrewsbury. Eatontown. State Highway Route 35 recognized by the bureau, four aux- *IS ami> on Ii iliary airports and one each main- :i .a in tained by the army and navy. Asbury Avenue, Main Street and Cookman is The nation as a whole had 1,863 .(.•)>•• Inl.rl., airports on July 15th, an increase of Avenue to the Ocean Front (Hi U«H*'I « iti (I 206 in a year. California led the •-,. ,,Ulll states with 269 recognized Melds, COM 2 M,,,l, with Texas second and Pennsylvania < ..I... Il I KEEP THIS SCHEDULE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. third. New Jersey, of emallcr area, ranked twenty-third. These 11ftO I.) M a Liiiti'i I rt'Nd WVur NEW COMEDY. Autnniotii)" niti ! I •ir ],ino Tir^,i ,.f > I , I .I , I i , ,. I N.imh.., oi rn.»- BUS SCHEDULE Roger Pryor of Asbury l'ark Plays equipment. « I . I, ill , u I ,k ill. , ,»k „!„,, , , : a Leading Bole. ran I ivr mniu> I' v Ini v inr fj^iiiiinr. F 11! "-< I' ( 11 \ I South Bound North Bound (IV \\.\.<\ VI I Hill •:. Liknl In „ ,,.,,,;,,,.,|.|. -t UlNIUi Mi . i Elmer Harris's comedy success "A ii..ii imiiit: \,ni ,u u \ i I n .mo of a number of layer* of rubberned Red Bank to Asbury Park Asbury Park to Red Bank I Modern Virgin" will b,e the attrac- lirr „;• l..r MIL• . in i, ,,,,t linlr.l, »r liutn il ,in.| liino ..,., I,,,, Mll, id til ii. rilh.i coril or s.jiiiirc MUVCII rxrcmiifiK ! tion st the Savoy theater at Asbury H<\ AI.I.SI t I I , Ilio Ii in i i I i.> In,HI nnil forming tin- luicly of ihetiie." Park all next week. The cast is lirr, million* limn Drji'iitiiiii <•/ the \.i(iiiri.u' llrlCtt ltri\inm Umrau. headed by a trio of well known play- S«»r»' A Sun' A AU Irtioiialty COM NnliofiBliy found lo hl il til r i< ,1 lurikn h * . Ii t CAR Tlr* Sir* STATE PANION AlIv«ltltMl ' 1 1 U) ( ' AM. A.M. A.M. AM. AM. A.M. AM. A.M. A.M. A.M. AM. A.M. it -'" ; (..") XOIS (*0—2f> ; in <} n> B.30 fi.40 6.53 7.00 7.13 T.15 7.25 7.32 7.40 HOLD-UP AT CXIFFHOOI). ». id 7 10 7.45 8.00 29*5 00— \ i . !> 1') ft Vft R.nfi RIO 8.15 8 23 8.30 8.48 8.45 8.55 9.02 9.10 9.15 93Q 29i* 7S—21) /. ,""• ft 'HI .i :-. rt :r. : 9,30 P.40 9.45 9.53 10.00 10.15 10.15 10.25 10.32 10 40 10.45 11.00 Three Masked Men Get $60 at a 2>*»S 0O—1 t f, iH - H K , < 1 J <> ; 4". « ;'. P.M. r.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 12.02 1210 12.15 12.30 Three masked men held tip Thnm- 12.10 12 40 124f> 1253 100 1.15 1.25 1.31 1.40 M> • . i. tn 7 'M> 1.15 1.45 2.00 [ as Gately, 24. In hl» ro»dstand nn the 1 1 t» \i 'II 1 I 70 2/10 Z10 2. IS 2.23 2.30 2.45 2.55 302 3.10 2.46 3.15 3.10 i state highway «t Cliffwood early 3 30 3.41) 3.45 3 53 4.00 4.15 4.15 4.25 1.32 4.411 445 5.00 morning last week. Oatoly turneil .Ilift *»>•- 1 til. | '. .H I 1.10 610 .•> no 510 5.15 5.23 8.30 S.48 5.45 5.55 6.15 «30 around with a pack of cig.ii ottcvi or- OlH 11 OO 11.10 11.45 11.55 12.02 11 15 11.23 11.30 11.45 1^ 1(.' Ii: 15 12.30 men, each of whom held a ivvolvar. 1 1 * 1 •. ,. r 11 to The thieves secured ahnut .*. >0 Lhi^ it 1 1 " , *1 H ;s 2(itri ^<^ | . ,, , l t bua is the third hold-up in that ;;rchon ft 'Hi n.nnectlnns at Red Bsnk R. R. St.tlon with * ** - connecting for Rumson, Sea Bright, in the past few wreks. 11. {> IrO I !!*> II, II U f, 1 II in H M,t><*> I Rlu» (Vimimetl ami other fait expreu trains, lo ™J_ ,*y*J|; Campbell'p s Junctionn, , AtlantiAtlanticc High- 11 t '» K", 11. '•(> Atlnntic ';, '•",! City, Lakewood, !\>wark, Jersey City 'and«. HlKhland., KesnttnirK nnd Keyport. , '111 Died of Injurii-K. 2'».% (•*> •» i. % •>*> and New York. Direct connections at Rod Bunit for Fair Hav J^il ;••. •) H 1 ' Jelk Hardy, 43, a Trenton NVcrn, O.kl.M.1 2'*.'. •><> } n to r.1 mi ' r\'i Connect ionH nt Ashury Paik—Oornn Grovft R. r died at the Matawan huspital 1'rnlay •in,-, ,n in n ;s 1 I •»i : \ l > it is 'il (H) (iAlphla, Camden ana points south. Direct connections at Aabury Park for Atlantic ii.; in* 21 10 City, Trenton, Camdcn, Philadelphia and all shore last week when he was stunk by an rcxtrf. nervlco as required. points. automobile driven by <;cor^o Mrnwn iof Stapleton, S. I. II., Mifr..ji.,i n ' I fractured skull and died xMlinit IF .In... IliiurK. j gaining const'iou.sness. Special DeLuxe Coaches For Hire . II lo r> tn MOUNTING ilnllv The Paper That

** s r *A \\ K W ;: ..• o. < V •:» it I* il.-nl J L', U Hi M; A Kflith r I*ahf- w. f. <>' V, ,. 1 Hut \uu (ant t.air. \A%kc i»f Sea Uu 'l.t 1 "! - lf ^ ^la> .ii the Spring I>iH.- fi-*-i.,',ii f- . H(«v\ * \% u» i»t> hi Ml WONDfcltnr WORK, TfcK 'IKK \;ig. lowing an operation. Stu- w«-. 4'* I* KM M\(!UNr> \\U MATKKIAfiJ, AKI) HAVK MI (II * )r»rs oM MIB l*hp whh H rriciiih* • KKAM» Mil.K IMUt K ' of t.lie bomuKri n-u/.i r. i f .- Ii > r- VIMT 1^ AMI HE Wn.I. KXI'IAIV ! .•.f I „ Krt!. uiiHin Mm f nlyre woman 1o be elected !•> thst f ftv .- ;i, at Hiof.klyn last Finger Wave 50' Mm (' C\ Cooper wtii a vltitoi at ^rwark Didn't Want Htm Hair I UilliiK 1IIFlorida are spending part of the and buttery He e.fl' HN*»<1 IKIMI UIH Bummer with their daughter, Mrs Jail at Point Pleanant Inf-1 N'.vcniiM-! HI !» M H.-my Mra' 'it.l Theodore Family. Mr. and Mrs after attacking an offt< ei. • lir KOjih'i l.fri, i-lnth with « I.H] match , full bleu' r ,. • . .. h • -s ' )•*- n.T.v.d to a race- -,- f» • •<• n MM via 11*1 ! i „.,••, M if l.rwtj. S Thonipaon. h, *. •. i- < uy iMi-ir Hxu^htT and . it. v. M- hii-l Mis. llowell Table Scarfs 81x90 Sheets ,'.. • i. ^ ,.t ,. > HMI|. in the Adlron- C ••:< :• • •,.(!•., ha.- h'-u^ht a new i. ,--. * Mt; IIHMV N Sprung and | Robert Hance & Sons 69 • • - •'• l1 y< -'H ninfl« a tour of i Hrr« *1 IKt to |1.29 Were &»<• r • • • :,: ' .%. -h wit h a gi mip of i Vftkmr In nil colors or Ray- • •. • "H ' ' v jHMiH ry f nrnif i ». on Hi(.ra..mcr Mft. 12 in 1M inchea In • • i • lV:i.'.-i Alirr of Clifton re- width henia; no Htarcd M'iri'l»y nf(oi aprndlng R . i. *Mi Mis. Allen I*. Wlllgerodt Al is liciiKi' < 'lay ton Hnd eon of : ih)>n'y_ weir hint rf^fntly In an Bed Sheet Sets Bath Mats • ur.<>Uit! act i do lit at Sout h Am

.00 each ..Iwaid II CMayton and family arr $3-98 the IT wny hy automobile in a ii[i in the Adirondack mountains, FURNl iEJALE Wei« up <<• *1 ft i'i. i Mr/ will he Kiiftsis df Mtf Hrnvy (imihh! ,vm is vi en ."• j flat i veil Mr. Clayton and

•,. ',.'< f !. . t ,! r, I > ])t]i()W Clotli HCHVI , wi v » »il]\ r t T in iicf t Monday from a visit Hrr- 1'>. U, I-UIC. Ill ClUd, frit uncl fast /• I"'K

ni Mr Harry Johnson of URN1TURE • i 'lev wcti- n-<'(>nt Kiif'^ts of Kiank i • - '' • f Mahogany 11 n t * h ..••MI Mahogany Ni^ht Table*. Reg. $-f A.00 \\ K Toun tirwt family. 6-Piece Bedroom Honan Shantung Tweeds & Suitings. Aflcijih Mnl/.on bas graduated with Poster H Pi i.e. $15.00; Sale •*•" rp. :Ht'.,,. A !min ihr New York c\o.rirical school. c WilliHin Molwm, who is employed at $275.00; Sal. S 1'iei.c Bedroom Suite. Green and Ivory finish. . j.. Ib- • ou:i C (i New Vrir k. Is enj ylng two wrrks' 4-Piece Bf-.)ro.,,t, !c in Two-Tone Reg. Price, $150.00; Sale $| 05°° 50 39 viicHi urn MIHH Marpaift Molzon re- J in Hfd SMtuniny fiorn a viHit with Walnut !<-,. I e, $125.00; Sale Plaza. News. M r and Mia. Henry Wpin of Now Spool B«'d» in Wood. Reg. Price, $•€ ^.7% 4-Posler Wood Bed*. Reg. Price, $4 Q.50 York J 7 John Grant and family rnlci tairiPd $22.50; Sale •"• * $25.00; Sale "* umti PflN of nml < ;i.- :tt tb- I If 'tf I went y i*p,lativen and frlnulN nut-nt iitiir price. Yiml will,- tM-, i ..;M Thins Odd Diesscra. Reg. $25.00; Sale $| "J.50 Metal Beds from $fi-00 to $*>C.00 -.! • t-f • »n:l MIH. ly at a lawn j>icnic. on 1 hcii farm V .Hi til M fltlil drland Grant Is visiting hie- uncle, U £id ' Ii ..!> totl I '• I''rp(l ('onrA-cr of Colt's Nrrh. Boudoir Chair*. Reg. $12.50; Sale .... $-i A.OO Albert Watts nf Ited Hank has Da-Beds. Reg. $25.00; Sale $| /*.5O Bridge Cloths Silk Remnant WillUim iiprnrd a road &\ftnri on the former 1 'S 11 «-• X t Mdiitnnif i>!a|Kit\' mi tlw muin mad. ea C yd Mi. and Mis John Miller returned C - n -jf n< xt II r \ib\v from an automobile; trip 1o Nftth Carnimu, where they attended DINING ROOM FURNITURE 79 -,-^-i find 69 Hi>- furMMHl or Mi. MIHPI'H mother. WITS 91.00 Were SI IMl I,, .*'.' 111. MMIIIH C Miock of t)\o l.inrroft 10-Piece Dining Room Suite; finished in Two- 10-Piece Dining Room Suite. Reg. $| | O.50 H!>'m hiil nil pine linen, . •• ,r ;it(-s, who h;iH lie en niHiifi^er of llfumtltrlinil, All Silk, plnln ri | ' Tone Walnut. ReK. $150.00; Sale $QQ.5O 30x34 nfzc; the N-uvarlt ntiU-c cif tho Colonial life $150.00; Sale Price M.M.H •lm> R(»»l 1<>r i junriipon 1 In 3 yiuilH Kl.il <",. ,., lli^ut HlifC coin pan y fouricni years, Price vJ Cloths. CrejiQ Sat ins anil .00 each 11 '• AI heat Lin dens truth na preaching or Kundity m ho., i ,.,.[ v Price, $30.00; Sale Price icon and no prayer meetings* Mrp. 1. ft on Saturday for a ley' William England and MIH Welling 59c yd. i p ;n thp Pocono moun- tnn Wllkin« Rpont part of iHKt wrek Wore 2fl M* in canvassing the iipi^hboihooii to Worth Double Ilihin Hofmayer spent last raise money to pay the salary of the 40-ln. AH Hllk iro]lc1 color I1* to 4 yan.lH; Voii. iv with her daughter, Mrs. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE pastor. They report gratifying re- Brornilf*. Mal/c, Tftn, Blue, tfHte, IVrcalrs, t'ui tj.K of Hradioy Beach. sults. Slumber Chairs Reg. $67.50; Sale $£4.50 Royal Easy Chairs Reg. $65,00; Sale $4 | .75 Pink. Whlto u real buy. rtrs and others I mplpr is improving from Adrian Nitsrhelm has been on a vacation trip. moy of Bayonne and her Mrs. Andrew Williams, who has Overstuffed Chairs ... Reg. $25.00; Sale $| f» 75 Scoop Seat Chairs Reg. $8.75; Sale $ff.75 who \i\ttn In Ohio, aro vis- been In poor health for a year as the Secretary & Book Desk Reg. $60; Sale $44.50 Davenport Tables ..Reg. $25.00; Sale $-i Q.75

Gateleg Tables Reg. $35.00; Sale Smoking Cabinets Reg. $7.50; Sale $4.50 (Mahogany or Walnut) * KITCHEN FURNITURE — GLASSWARE — Kitchen Cabinets Reg. $35.00; Sale $9Q.OO Broom Closets Reg. $14.50; Sale $-|A.75 Tiffin Glassware Reg. $9.60; Sale $4.80 doz. Meat Safe Reg. $15.00; Sale $"J.5O Glass Plates Reg. $15.00; Sale $Q.5O doz.

Refrigerators Reg. $30.00; Sale $O-| .50 Tn Match Same. (Wood or Metal) AJL FINAL CLEARANCE OF JIAKI I LOBSI'ICR SUMMER FURNITURE 3-Pc. Fibre Suite ...Reg. $100.00; Sale $(70,00 Odd Fibre Chairs and Rockers. Reg. $19.50 * Price, $10.00; Sale HOUSB 3-Pc. Fibre Suite Reg. $60.00; Sale $4 A.OO Lawn Swing*, 4 Passengers. Reg. Price, $925 Incorporated 3-Pc. Stick Suite ...Reg. $100.00; Sale $ff A.00 $11.50; Sale St. George Chair* at „ AND QUIET TH OUT :: Chicken, Steak Bar Harbor Chairs at $O 95 $395 Lawn Swing*, Child's Size.. Reg. Price, $£.75 and Steamer Chairs Reg. $3.75; Sale $O.75 $8.50; Sale ITS SPEED ;• Shore Dinners (With FoM B«l) mk

KAI II.N(.I.I I :: Our Specialty. Special Sale on Lamps IVUlNMOf ! t Now is your chance to get a Floor Lamp, Table Lamp or Bridge Lamp OIARJ t l 1 W(l I 1AM : Dinner !*arties :i i ><<\ M..ti, Sl,rrt at Greatly Reduced Price* ! ! MMIIII Him ;; by Appointment ()r

In (h« mutl^r nf the *.-.-.= (*, ,,i i;i(|lp||'\ r.lll ... , ,.f „ May 31 st. ROBERT HANCE & SONS Erbtloh, .:r, I VnlWm "» . f.lh.M , to l.i ---.-.it rl,,i. ,H t BiiinsteadsWormSyrup I.-1 SIM. llriuht tnti. WH.r. BROAD ST. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING '* '°l*»"3- IT Hi*-; v.ll ).,. t., OCFAN AVE., IttMN || »«fitiiliw fall Furniture Dept., Phone 2584 Red BanU. Hai d wa,.- D.,,l . Phonr 5 Red Bank. Jul v. !";

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,.,ii, U n't -I, p'ar w.'i'> n c m only l.ut Ju.r. h rtj, , ...... •Si* ' ••'• I a. in I l«u Mr iJlvrr.e IS •».« • f»rar! bulldng n house noon oh 1 vn anil wa* HIV, ' rota wr.icli hf recently bought from nr r in »|.i' r Mr Berk Frank Hkirlm<>rr » nrw [H r^. if ill a .i •!! .i\\\ Paint and i h.'usc on » corner lot on the develop- the ftitnnriftt;. jmrM is npsrlir/f corTipXron. /u rush Worki an entei ta.'f r JftflfV t ~ on Ralnrdn; • , i • <* Vtc.t F ( Straat NEW rnxwnnn PARK HOI'SE. Thr ,„,,,,, OAD „ _ . loncluc Garden* i MIM Crertrude Norman of B«d Bank cakes j BulMIng at Mttle Sliver. flnri, Pot Ift • A Irutih colonial typf house, 24x30 Kri.nl kin bush & Nevius, Inc. tret. in IVInil huilt on the south sidf Mr d Mir H, r »j • * vr ! of Woodbinr av*nue at Foxwond movnl n V.-r Yo, >. C»ptlln t.'»mp >,« 11 ' Hiieejirln-aa Contractors and Landscape Engineer* | F'arh, Lllll« Silver, hy MiM Crtrtrude ' \< Kl F. Nnmian ..f Urd Bank as an lnvtBt J?«y wn.v a mil. i Ht •e home of hie s. ( I •fijTjiitlnn to you nov«r» the oomplst* handling nient There will he living room, | daufrhter, W Ponienf, Ins! FRANK BERARDI wppk. KM K'MI ' .•,,.! iwlwinK program, architectural dealgnt, con- unii fli.j.iH.r. riming j'.oni. eunpar- KFYMAKING. ,,,. inn,, giading. walks. drlv»way» and oomplcU Im nn.i krti hen en the first floor and Mr an<1 Mrs Hcififfr WsHlritf nnd bedrooms and a bathroom on family have been on a motor 1ri|> to \ I J inrtEi'a|>ing. W« solicit your builneu on any of th« .... r.r,cond floor The house will cost ' Connecticut. iX'it items. J.7 iMrfi and -will he completed by Oc- j Misses Mae Kali of Brooklyn and inrVi 1st. A ones D. tors. KatE of Center street. A two-family house Is being huilt MOVED TO R.VMSON. for Claude McCormlck. Joseph Kooney, whnn house waj Irvine VanBrunt Ooeupjrlnf New badly damaged by fire a few weeks House on Forest Avenue. ago, [t having th> building repaired and remodeled. TrvInK VanBrunt. iuperlntendent Mrs. Charles Rlazene Is putting: a OFFICES FOR RENT of the grounds at the Rumaon coun- new porch on her home and making try club, and hit family have moved other lepaiis. Into their new home on Forest ave Mr. and Mrp Charles Sappah and Janitor Service nue at Runuon. They formerly lived daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John at Red Bank. Mr. VanBrunt'i nev( Molko and daughters of Jersey City houie la of seml-colontal dulgn and spent the week-end with Mr. Sap- has a llvlr* room, with fireplace; h, mothpr library, dining room, breakfast nook , Mr, Robort McGlmp,.y „„,, and kitchen on the first floor, and | dhught May and Bett „ Joh four bedroom* and a bathroom up Walkenahore of New York were H. L. Zobel Building •talrs. It has all modern Improve Thursday afternoon visitors at Ihe ment». The house cost 110,000. home nf Mrs. Mae LaGlglla COR. BROAD ST. AND HARDING ROAD, Fred Hotter, William Hertley and Two New RMldenta. John Hoffman spent Sunday flphing Half of a double house on Oakland at Baxnegat. RED BANK, N. J. street, owned by Mrs. John H. Cook, Out Sntti Am Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cherney .,. , ,, , , . What has been rented to R. V. Hendrlcka and f&mlly have returned home af- saving frvt-.iiL. [ i r : K1H NOW of Elm, New Jersey, a railroad man ter spending several days at New .I,.K # ' Its » definite who has been transferred to the York with her mother, Mrs. A. Ken- values an.i •.•> Red Bank station. One of the Le- nedy. policy of <»••"•r- • •' i its» Mix ks ot pi« sem >f nir another season roy apartments on Leroy place haft Mrs. Ethel Mix and children of '• : <• ii«>mi{ it with gr(*«tlv i«-if> been rented to IJeut. William Bayer Jersey City are spending the re- opens and « of Fnrt Monmouth. The rentals were mainder of the season with her Shixs are from our regular lii> • ttitk and carry our made by the Hadley-Hall agency and mother, Mrs. H. Campbell. G. Howard Lippincott Mrs. Mary Walling and mother, regular gimia Mrs. M. ArUherger. spent a day at FRANK J. MULVIHILL Elizabeth with friends. Addition to a Bungalow. Successor to .Tnmes .1 Butler, who lives on the Miss Marjorie Thomas has been *tnte highway near Hurry Morria'a sojourning at Lakr- HopatconR corner in Mlridletown township. 1B Mrs. Raymond Llekefet has re- HOWARD FREY having an addition built to his bun- turned from a visit at Newark. Knlow. The cost will be sbout 1,000. Miss Dorothy Dessler of Ruther- ford has been visiting Mrs, William 74 MONMOUTH ST. III.. RED BANK 609. Leonard. Mini Annabel Tlerney has been Union Beach News. visiting relatives at Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Herbet Walling have (Tb« A«d B*Jia Rerietar can b« bouvh' In Union Beach at th« ator* of Gus ftan. returned from a motor trip to Con- Hot Water and Steam son.) necticut. Mrs. Francl* Bartell, 72 years, Mrs. Sadie Mount entertained sev- died last Thursday In the Union Heating. eral member* of the Polar Star chap- hotel. She was a resident of New- ter of Eastern Star of New York ark and was burled in that city. last week. They were Mn. J. Ham- ilton, Mr«. K. Murray, Mn. F. White, Raymond Ziel of Elizabeth is visit- Mrs. E. Stewart, Mrs. J. Olson, Mrs. ing at the horns of Mrs. William Sanitary Plumbing A Proctor. Ladies' Footwear 1 Men's Footwear J. O'Neil and Mis. B. Til man. Mrs. P. J. McKeon of Sidney ave- Mrs. Myrtle Hardy entertained the Specialty. nue is entertaining her Xather, J. Ladles' aid society of Grace Metho- McClusky of Newark. dist churoh at her home on Broad- way Monday afternoon. A WIDE VARIETY TO CHOOSF FROM Isaac Wadllng of Newark Is Mr. and Mrs. Renti Scholer, who Tin Roofing Sheet Metal Work spending a few weeks at the home have been making their home on of his daughter, Mrs. Herbert Wall- Bayvlew avenue, have moved to DISPLAYED ON TABU i OR Mrs. H. Burlew and twin daugh- West New York. ters, Janice and Dorothy, of Newark Business was partly suspended In were visitors at the home of Mrs. the general store and sub-postornce YOUR APPROVAL Conrad Beta last week. of William Julian last week. Mr. The firemen's relief has elected Julian was taken slek with grip and Edward Cullen of Union Garden fire when he was recovering his wife company. John Friel of Union Beach was stricken with the same ailment. Cook with Natural Gas fire company, David Graham, Sr., of Frank Harrington. 30 years old. Values that sold regularly up to $10.00 and $12.00. Many Union fire company and Joseph Mc- of Roselle, was arraigned before Re- Coy of Harris Garden flr« company corder Splelman last week on cm- are suitable for Fall Wear. Oxfords, Straps, Operas—all to attend the state convention at At- You Can Cook With lantic City September 18th. Among those spending the week W. A. HOPPING this season's merchandise. at the home of Mrs. J. Chadwick are GAS This Summer Misses Alice Walling and Jane Bradley. George H. Banish, John Real Estate and Insurance We have extended our GAS service to your com- Brandt of Elizabeth and Miss Kath- 8 UNTJEN PL, REP BANK munity so you now can enjoy another CITY con- erlne 8eflck and John Seflo of Hill- MOT A 5KECULAIOR. side. PHONE 191. LADIES' Varsity Drag and f venience. The many friends of Mrs. J, Shoe- maker of Shore road will be glad to NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF RELIEF Play safe ... use GAS ... oil and gasoline are j know that she is well again and able ENGINE CO. ARCH PRESERVERS Deauville Sandals to be out and around. A meelin* »ill he h»M M Relief Enjine dangerous. SUBURBAN GAS is dean, safe House. Piummoml i»late. Red Bank. N. J.. At a recent meeting of the County on Thur-edny eveninit. August 6th. 11)31, An assortment of Spring and Have been reduced to and cheap. Call at our local office or write or Good Government Republican club «t Silill o'clock, lor the lu.rpo.e o( lormlnn an tHMOrlatlon for the protection of life held at the home of Mrs. Thomas and property from fire, at which meetini Summer stylei, in most every phone ... Jardlne at Red Bank, Mn. Ada Bar- a name for nald sseoclatien will he chvtttn ber was chosen councilor of the and Iirocaedlnge imtltutad for proper In- me and width. county organization and Mrs. Eliza- corporation. $2.95 beth Gross was chosen vice coun- All marnhera of Relief Engine Company Suburban Gas Co. No. 1 of Red Bank. N. J.. are requeated Red, Green, Blue, Beige; also j cllor. to be present without fail. S7.95 Mr. and Mrs. Oeorga Rosa and JOSEPH W. TOJ. 1 Black Satin and Gun Metal. 74 Monmouth St., Red Bank family have moved into their new MILTON w. EAKLE, Regular $10 to $12. Ptaont 600. house on Cambridge avenue. Committee. Mr. and Mrs. James McKlttrlck, NOTICE OF INTENTION Jr.. have a new Ford roadster. on the part of (he Borourh nf Shre»ahurr John Rieley of Newark was a vis- tq prohibit th« operation (,r aernplinea • PropertP*rty within ththee horrndarlea of itor at the home of Mrs. William tha Borough nf Shrewsbury an alrttude 1 Proctor last week. off lenl a thah n fivi e hundrtihd i fe«r MEN'S TELEPHONE J238-J. LADIES' HOSE Mrs. Henry Ettinfrer is entertain- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN: TAKS NOTICE, that an Or.Hn.nca here- ing her mother,- Mrs. J. Smith of inafter .et forth haa been Introduced by SHORT IiCSE New York, for a few weeks, the Mayor and C,,n,il ,,f ,„, Bo ,1, " Pure Silk, full fashion, in most Mrs. Anna Betz of Sidney avenue Shrrwihurr rrohihlllrn the oi.eraiini ,,f entertained her sister. Miss Mar- BBroplaneB over property wlrhln the I i all the desired colors. Sheer and In many color combinations- B. A. SHOEMAKER ilarraa of Ihe RcrougBh nf M,iPR^,.,. , ., f rtrfty he D,II<, M i r,l Wood, Feed, Hay, Straw cued a «mall frlrl on Sunday after- OKTHUDt; C. VAN VI.iKI- noon while Ewlmming in the creek. r I .. , k Charles Brown and Walter Llekp- AM ORnlNANCK Till IIII Fill INr' I ru- LIME and 1 •KRTIL1ZER OPERATKIN OK AKH< ifl.AN r'i' OVKM

fet spent Saturday at Brooklyn with I'ROPgRTY WITHIN 1 II |. lliu:N|iAR Peat Moil All Kinds of Poultry Feed fi irnd-f. IKS l.F THE hwKOI.'t.ll ,„. ::ni,KW-s" Mr. and Mrs. John Roche have rn- MIIRY AT AN AI.TJ7i;i>K nf !).•?•) SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS THAN FIVE 1HIHD1II.II 111! ' turned home afterr vlsltlnivsitingf theitheir BE IT OKDAINEII. l.y It,. M.),,r ,nd Baled Shaving* ; daughter. Mrs. Henry Zernlko of Council of Ih. BJI f .Shl 1. From and rfter I Far Roekaway. Long Island. thla Ordinance the Selling LEHIGH and WILKESBARRE | Andrew Flemin,* of Brooklyn Is | spending the summer with his sister, Boronsh ,f Fhi. PLYMOUTH COAL leia than five bu For Twrnty-flvfl \>nrs. Mrs. Catherine IJekefet. hereby .hlbil, Mr. and Mrs. Johhn Man4 and fafamm- 2 Anv rei.on , i l f Yk of thli OrdlnaTirn H|n II Ill^ll ,',M|

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MUM t S'-uthnll hn« bought a trur k \ Coait to ( oat! !• : i .h • ./nUHcur.g and building ijjbi- I Gulf to C« Mr and Mr' William f>nod« have, moved fiom It/d Bank to their new HORSE SHOW hnuBt fin Ccnov*»r place. The iejK.it I h that. Mr. Goode I Jather, Arthur ;<,n<>df wai living with his son WSH a > miitake. Mr. Goode in runtlnuinK at the I hli residence at Red Bank., ; BURDGF & SON ,' ,i the In ,*..•».) |(thW8 V iza nit * • • • • • .- ,- f i he par Holmdel News.

$t ! ft ~* ' . '••" • II. f - ' r -f.i" i. tO lti« ,1,1^1 >I Je»n McKnight, d>uKht«r nf Mr M.« «*.*. - • . Mr. Wal-and Mrl. Oeorge McKriluhL, returned Rumson Country • • f • • ; • ^ ' h* most home laBt werk from 1hrt I^ong Col* ,, %,-, I: % • • ••» ^ in thit Branch hf>ipH«], whprfj she under-! ' • • • • ' .' --f about went an operation fm- append icitu.! .lie haB iiimoRl fully iew ni^ht The sublet will be "<;oi)d • i '•-• • • •••- " *.rift J.avinR appnt nd Bad Features In Amusi nu r,l:j. ' /)r / /iy^ PiDLOD CAt *»** * tt Nn mini. Mi* Thomai iter the meetinK the, members nf Ii • 'urMf nf n^i Bank. he iociety will go to l^nion Boarh FopmciAi mm 4i»IsisiiiJl J or a beach party. Swimming and lathing will ba enjoyed and ft frank- Rumson, N. J. \"- ;:. hin ^i hsnck, ion of nrt | It pay* \r, advertise In The Register. urthtr roaJt will be held. Rev. John Sherman preached at :he Marlboro Baptist church Sunday. N HOT WEATHER or Rapid projrreta is being marie, in building William H. LaBoytenux's in (OLD WEATHER, large barn near the etate highway I outh ot the village and it will prob- in f«ftv ANYTIME, your Lbly b« completed In about a week. All Day, Thursday, Friday, Saturday The members of the choir of the H (i. GROCER Is ever- Reformed church will meet for prac- tlc* next Tuesday evening at seven .rfv »•> serve you. No need 'clock. >Mf»g vournrlf with heavy Rev. and Mri. John Sherman and .heir daughter Ellcabeth made an August 6th, 7th and 8th i-,t\ft, '! taiir at your nearest utomobile trip to High Point on Monday. . St <>t r v> hi>re no matter Richard and Oliver SYanclt, »oni of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Francis, n* mitnlt »r how large your ar» expected to return home today The Season's Biggest Sporting and Social Event iitj, he will be glad to de- rom Camp Ockanlckon. The ladl»s' aid «oclety of the Re- fwmr to you. formed ohurch met at the chapel last night and made plans for fall activities. >•»#••••••••••>•»••»•««•«•«*«»»••••••*, SALE UST 6TH TO AUGUST 12TH OUR GREATEST .. COFFEE 29c n ' lil' -11-O'l'HhR CANNIM) c:OFR:i! IN All. l! S. ( •' I >

PROCTER & GAMBLE'S PRODUCTS FURNITURE SALE POST i AT BIG REDUCTION FLAKE 19c C R I S C O I Pound can 2U IVORY FLAKES ^M,g. 21c IVORY FLAKES smaii,3Pkg,25c Large |VORY SOAP » Calce, 2U Quaker Puffed Rice CAMAY SC>AP a cake, 25c One Pk(f. of Ivory Know FliKE with etch 8 calces of Camay So«p £ [ $169 Bedroom Suite in Walnut $138 "UNEEDA 1 RS" 10-Piecc Walnut Dining Suite ' MAHOGANY I.INKI); III HI, AM> hLIUl'lI> NO GREATER VALUE CAN YOU BUY. WALNUT I)i;SK..N. ' ASSORTMKNl i "The Ideal Pin 25c SOUR KRAUT L & S Placed U,M • INK DILL PICKLES 24 ot. Jar Lar e L & S O ^ FLAG APPLESAUC'E No. 2 Can FANCY J Cans FLAG APPLESAUCE 8 oz. Can 4 for 25c FLAG FRESH PRUNES 2 Large Cans 25c Royal Baking Powder FLAG GRAPE JUICE Tint ISottle 19c Quart Bottle 29c 6 oz. R & R HONED CHICKEN I o/. fl oz. ('an 22c 49c Dinin Suite in Burl Walnut can can 41c 1V1NS MARSHMALLOW SANDWICHES Bedroom Suite Colonial sQQ 8 Pound -»•• WEST II I.ESTAL TABLE. 23c WITH rOSTKDeurooR BEDm ; OUllCEXCEPTIONA, V^UlunidL VALUEl . v%J%J j^prECE WITH NEWEST II I.ESTAL ZA REX FRUIT SYRUP, Tint Jug 23c My-T-Fine Chocolate Dessert or FLAG SHRIMP Can 19c D&C Lemon GREEN CIRCLE BARTLETT PEARS Large Can 19c LIN IT ST A RCH 1Oc 23c GOOITLUCK JAR RUBBERS 8 T'fu'knffes 25c BALL MASON JAR TOPS 25c SUNSHINE PAK 0 W A X Found r«rki«« - 10c 70 Suite in D()ublc Scal Braidctl ibrc V.V. H'I'O Livine Room Suite in Brocctel $ 1 1 2 $ *' Bottlo 29c X 1 ONF. tHA,K o, „„: a .n , .s MV,H, . •• vs * " V^^^ '[.M^,,« n\- V'.VM. ,'.",. DAWKS I'URE VINEGAR ODD I II.MIl, A MOST «()Nlli:itH I. \ U.IT. « "'.Ul.^^r,. ill,.11 ••••• Wliitn or CiHcr—Bottle 1Oc HUNDREDS OE VALUES LIKE THESE THROUGHOUT OUR STORE POLLY SARDINES 2 < 'anil • 19c I.K.I IV r.KV ALL GOODS j WITHIN »MI FLAG COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON PUIU IIASHI Furnishing Co., Inc. KEN-L-RATION • Vi I.h. Can 21c AT THIS SAI f. \ ; IIHI. Hill j II Hast l ront Street SIIIITF.O If Per Per GREEN CIRCLE COFFEE 25c FlITIHtl'i rricriir ii. 101 r Rich In Flavor—Pound Package DF.LIVFKV Red Bank Phone 1259 vC Doz. LEADER COFFEE—Sp«dtl Low Price GLOBE Pound •..-» -—..••••• f *w* *m> vie^dm^

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est in trie J'aik firt'r! H\ O, ,HIJ \ 1 bcrt S« t \ * : I iO Jf J ti the to hl> limlhi-l, WltliHUI liuill^nj, H-il Wl.ll-tt. roolnw and Hotlery Th»t 8»tlifte«. Mis. John, Hance of (I. .-»>.[" • WltUarti was thrown from lit! *> 1 VV HufTel. lunaway and wa.s hadly Irijiunt 8 Broad Stre*t, Red Bank, N. J. nailed by Benjamin P. Worttiley* ^!mt u1 1' i'l , won the Little Silver waa cntfied t-y thitf\f> NEWPn MOUTH im under the hut not much "was taken Shrewsbury ! > of i rif Nuith J. Alex J£dK"ar npt-tied a K'^'^'y luh Other t>oats In the race store in the Opera jiuuse bioch cm '/«" / the only (Y/ J Herman Duryea's Twilight, West Front street. M Chad wick's Gem, Stephen M. M. Davidson^ boUKht the John \ Huf s * lei t rude, Charles Peterson's A i, nit R'HHiey and Commodore Bus- C. Parker house on Leroy place for ! MU JI lAzzl* K. $S,300. The Charles T. Leonard farm, noar Thirty Year. Ago. the, new station at Atlantic High- FLOATING POWER lands, was cut up into building Jots The boatmen of Fair Haven were and offered for sale. Lots were sell- preparing for a busy oyster season I Mi FREE WHEELING ing at from $230 to $1,465, according and several contemplated making to the location. It was estimated trips to Rarltan river and Newark I tftat Mr. Leonard would receive bay lor aea oysters. Those actively HYDRAULIC BRAKES $100,000 for his farm when all the engaged-In the business were Cap- lots were sold. tain William B. Henderson, Captain SIAIS.M • Benjamin Doughty, Jr., Captain Miss Mattle Allen gave a party at Obadlah Mlnton, Captain Robert 'lOpert •. K DOUBLE-DROP FRAME her home on Riverside avenue in Doughty, Captain William B. UiMe i ; honor of Miss Dora Taylor of Pough- nd Captain Forman Smith. 3 Giganhi !- keepsip, one r>r her classmates at SAFETY-STEEL BODY Vassar college. F.uehrc prizes at the Miss Etta Smith, daughter of I party were won by Minnie Cooper, George VV. Smith of Fair Haven, en- The Wotlds < - • ) uio- tertained a few friends in celehra- Beesie I-uThm cow, Rachel Allen, pean Novelt it- EASY-SHIFT TRANSMISSION George Molmrs, Walter JHunn and ion of her birthday. Her guests ilions. Wnila.ni Hopping. were Miss Ethel VanZee of Middle- i Beautiful A i town, Miss Beulah Cramer of Red • A Uwn party WHS held at Timothy Bank, Miss Emmy VanBrunt of New Camels, ' .ll.-ll. : i< -» and Important Factor in Quiglry'fl in Muldlotown township. It York and Misses Florence and Car- ' UO i was ai landed hy Miss Maggie Qulg- rie Smith, Clara Minton. Janet Scott. SMOOTHNESS OF AN EIGHT Progress ]py an.i iibnut 75 young people from Addle Fielder and Maude Patterson Rpri Hfihli and vicinity were present. of Fair Haven. Damp musio was furnished by 1 Per lor ma n, j. /'.,,', - and fi P. M. ECONOMY OF A FOUR . • Charles Fisher at the piano and "A boys' choir was organized at the Doors to Mfn*,j<,< I ind 7 P. M. This Bank is closely identified with Oceanic Presbyterian church. Miss Gwuiif 'liamman and Joseph Steele Street Pawle • 'V,,• . All New violinists Gussie Pintard was ttie choir leader. the community's business, its per- The choir members were James A n\i-i tea party was hold on the 7l<\ Charles Harvey, Harvey IN THE VORLD GIVING PAPADE AND UP. bluff, nrar < Juion's point, the party sonal life and operations. In good Eiuce, Elmer Pearsall, Arthur Ket- F. O. B. PACTOIY being m ranged by Mr. and Mrs. E. Burt Bosh, Robert Bruce, Jo»- at L. Cowart. Those attending the par- III :«l, I IH(|IS TH'KKT times and in bad, it is an important cph Hakes, Harry and ThomM Bur- Al -SHOW liltdlNIIS. ty were Florprtrpi Vandprvper, Kitty, hams, Harry Brill and Clarence *535 factor in progress. Emma and Margaret Allaire, Helen Longstreet. Willett, Kcvcir Snrden, Charles woni.i)'.s ciii.AH si SKASOVS Ol IMAM) The Daughters of Liberty lodge IN<1 KVKM1. nicrr-i Noble, WOiitHll Hill Hud \V H. Bailey. C;IR( i;s VAI.I.'I'.. SOLI) B v ALL CHRYSLER. Mr. «m1 Mrs .Mm Aul of Maple WHS organized at Oceanport known STKDKT PAKAIIh AT aventif rnterldinrd a large number as the Pride of Riverview. Mrs. J. PKE-WAB PRICE. NOON DODGE, AN! iOTO DEALERS F. Walling was the chief organizer. of fM. r,,H MI , ,-1,-hration of their FREK PARKING AT SHOW LOT trrr'i •• * ••'! -•: '-Tin:vcrsHry. The af- The officers were Mrs. Fred Wlm- fHIi v.i•• '• • ungfiJ by the members •ler councillor, Mrs. Lydla Wolford vice councillor, Oeorge VanTaaael . lit .-inking society uf coupl« received a recording secretary and William Covert financial secretary and Mlta BROADSTREET MOTONALBANK Im la mp from the club. or Atlantic High- Joy Midffley treasurer. a A- Brown, a Augustus M. Mlnton, bookkeeper , were married at In W. A. French's liquor store, took Mr. Anderson was at a party of friends on a pleasure trip In his sailboat His guests were Mlu Florence Bennett of Fair Haven, Mrs. Belle and Gertrude Morgan of Paterson, Charles Seigel of New York and William Holzapfel or Red

Annie Elizabeth, daughter of An- There s No Secret drew Purtell, and John F. Hollan, son of James Hollan, both of Red Bank, were married at St. James'i church by Rev. Jatn«t A. Rtynolds. can hide in f M I ^ gasolines about,this ... Miss Katie Holian, the groom's ils- ter, was the bridesmaid and Charles Johnson was groomsman. E. Walt Havens of Belford took a party out in his naptha boat to Highland Beach. Those In the par- ty wpre Mnbel and Sadie Johnson, I.ulu Henry, Laura and Everett rtunyon, George Roberts, Everett Henry. Rufus Eastmond and man Richmond, Josrph Applegate, Jr., of Middle- town township prevented the theft of a lot of copper wire when he w»i returning home from Red Bank and saw two men attempting; to etoal the wire from the trolley equipmant on the bridge, near his home. Mis3 Anna Gramman, only daugh- ter of George G-ramman, and Harry DeKenrinjr, son of Jacob Degenrlnr, both of Red Bank, announced their marriage. They were married at Long Branch by Rev. H. H. Roche. Max Alexander gave up the lease of the pavilion hotel at Oceanic and assigned his holding to Thomas Johnson of Long Branch. A faw days later Mr. Johnson surrendered the lease to Victor A. Llgler. Harry Clay and John Henrehan of Red Bank formed a partnership and went Into the soft crab business. HOW TO KEEP COOL THIS 5UMMER —FOR— EATHER men are talking trie way is the clean, cool way Tire Service 1 TYDOL Gasolines Wabout one of the hottest to cook your meals and heal summers on record. your water. Besides that, it'i Our Service Car is automatic. So you can now always ready Gum -Free But take advantage of our 1 spend more hours in the open new "Two-in-One" Plan, and Wllli A (.-.niii-fror Ity nt-vvfijuipment oo«U than you ever did before. you can keep cool all sum- . Steam Vulcanizing VEFOOI i< ini« niillioiiM All ..llirr gasolines m< <>" n> it HKiuily gummy gSM^ mer long. You can have both Let us tell you about the 'Two- Balloon and Truck VEKIHil 1- Mr, i, , lilHH. an electric rangs and electric ' in-One" Plan. It makes it «ai> r<|ui(itiit nf water heater in your home of' Tires in Stock out thi < ti> Hut luiw ran you tclli1 YouftfUMV for you to own both an elec- the same time. A BiugU t y«.u <»«• »nfe with TYDOL. Why tric range and an electric rn! [»I im Anti-4.inn i 1, it, I .Mil ust only), and make this the (VtlHtB. more imoky flamei that ruin kff\t your motor rlran an you drive guiii-lrt'C mid trouble-free. coolest summer you have complexions and smudge Ifolh Hi ttnt I V1IOI niid IVIIOI «... •jC- > walllls andd curtainsti . TThh e elecl - ever known. I. Ill \ 1 iiir iiciuiilly mtule <>*>{&!<> IO Wator Oil S*lr. Corp. I'.nfotitiiwn, N. J. Pfione or Visit fh'e Nearest•''Je'rseygGentraiJoftJcfe today i John 11;i 11sen 1Oin Dl »OT ATWIIX1 TIDE WATER C/ISOLIMES ««» X...J.T. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. 42 West Front Street, 7 aai TAUj . . . OlumbU nnwo RED BANK, N. J, TYDOL t ti u MOTOB OIL... 1OO% PEtVN!iVLVANU.,.IO«% H 1,1 IKR..,«».!% Asbury Park DUMfi : Hi! "A -9

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Robert . i c award , the P«l- : r <>t >few PERSO N U P EOI t- A XY a elected * • ' ,(1',. t>nton •"'' :' ' iii K Worn- 'u *. ! .. i.'1 It wah "ri ^ ' ' ' '* • :d at Mrs. of the Estate of Mary Holmes Tayloi • .... i ».)U!'1 hiivc , >' " ' :' ':' ' | H«yr, ••! i J f Melvin T., t n* I J Hnm» I, „ .f Rfdi"1-"1 "' '"• iMii>d hia .1 IViin... r,l Holm |l«^e"t'.\ a bin ( :.! tin two days In Thursday, August 20th, 1931 I hank, returnpfi from a tlie chuif Ij hull it'll spent at the .Buffalo Dr. Herbert Williarns was tak- Sale Starting at 10:00 O'Clock A. M. t . i 1p n 'n ''"' Hed Hank lodee of Royal of Red defeat- j A ..,,, ' (jf IxinR Branch In a Arcanum. race al the Hhrewe- - The undersigned executors of the estate will sell to tho highest bidder, all furniture as contained SOLDIERS' HOME. in the Taylor Homestead, consisting of Antique and modern pieces and listed in part as follows: Early -tinrt lv Howe, wife of Jamei Property at Krarny May b* Turned Dutch chair, rosewood stand, rocking chairs, nests of tables, brussels carpet, teakwood stands and tables, J ( Hmokiialo farm, died fol- i vi-a r1 of poor hpfllth. Into Playground. vases, bric-a-brac, floor lamps, candle sticks, Lowestoft china, pictures, engravings, rosewood Rqunn' J \V. Otilinrn br^an the erec- Trenton. N. J. (AI ) - Children of piano, Martha Washington rocker, straight chairs, student lamp, dropleaf table, brass kettle;;, rue's, mi :t new house on Bank street I^earny some day may romp, and iwn occupancy. perhaps play soldier, wher o now hogany furniture, Chippendale ball and claw table, Chippendale mirror, cane seat chairs. caii(l.'l:ibi:i, HI M. KoHlrr of Atlantic aging vetprana reminince of (Jettys- odd china and glassware, grandfather'* clock, made before 1800 and in perfect running order; Quern M.tudi was granted a civil war burg and .San Juan hill. i of $H a month. The soldiers' home a! K>Hrny i« Anne highboy ami lew h.»v Kidgway pitcher, Helmit pitcher, carving sets, andirons, fireplace screen..;, about to be abandoned und its fifty tenants will be trannfri i n\ t.r> the Windsor chair , dun.'- .iisMijue dolls, Victrola, wardrobes, jardinieres, mahogany sofa, mahogany rock- Twenty Yearn Ago. new home, one huildfnK c>r which in er, largo nsH'nf ni.Tit <>\ Imoks, card tables, curley maple four-poster bed, mattresses, bed spreads, Shef- f'arrle lilalsdoll guva a dance under construction, M;ht. llf-U-l! fwrna! prtith-n h .ioiti.i, riir KIIIIMI unii. Jumps, Mabel Jiiav. <;i;id,VB Kilrit, d fmin K^niv The will be open for inspection Tuesday and Wednesday, August 18th and 19th, from 2:30 until 6:00 o'clock 1 Olive Mc( VI^JITI, KlizabptK JJavis, site ia to ho sold nnd tlie proceed] Do Not H< Misled l>v Small, Unfair ( ompetitors Arminirtc ]t;u tin-] my, Jean I-'roHt, (leveled to f'Ht;i hliHhmrnt r>f (hi> n^w P. M. (Jrarc * 'i dwc, My Kilt-it, Adeline hiinic ;n Mfinld I'ark, IClliw fcnyff the WAI'I OR UK SORRY ! SMIw I) M.i Mi.n T; laii^M- and Tbcl .((•|m'tincnt Mtionld M'Hlizfl about AoDleaate, Stevens, Foster and Reusiille, Second National Bank and Trust Co. (•« A ilhu i w i T!, lien jaitilti JMiiii fmiii thu salf. A\\ >\ W.i Ihl.-v. IliiVMiriliii ;: il»- <.f the pnipcrty, Kills ex Proctors. Red Bank, New Jersey, Admisf 25c & 50c. hi 'I • : I • 'ii. OI I,.' lie phitnrc), would lifivc! to h« nanctioned, lin-i Moi fdt.l. Kiln ]x ot>;i hly, hy the lp^iHl»tiiro. Under Executors. IvJwJIl CoIHIVCI. jireHi'tit law, t h« Ht;i to house com- GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. K r.-\iiKiN« ON outers GROUNDS. WliliHm IMnt«rd. mlaaion rnnld, at the instigation of l-'nuik Itorden, the Btate hoard of IriHtutiona and 1 tirodui--. l'mmly, ;i^i'ncirs, advertise thf! property for l >•(>. St ilvvi 11 and :n\r, but tlio boiird JH privileged to i eject any pro pun a l.« i' it f CHM t hey do not npproxinmif t)ir wilue it has A4«,.nih]ynian E\ ,,hued upon ti.e Ml. LISTEN TO THB NASH :. i;t wan and one PARADE OF PROCBBSS !•'. Ha a sum Although no HrlMiM •' oatc has been fixed, VMu, mi>n !h. K oai'ny home tnl Max Btniitx, Official mrr !IM j probably l i •. -Mi.mpd October Bandmditer of the Chicago colliiii-d idletown turnpike, 1st, A ? i huilding for nrjif the h-ndt U'kBon's hill, }) World'i Vaii, and bu the hoiiKl •, f e of veterans Mr. OIT i'iitpjinled l»y Mrs. Band Coast-ttyCoast, Tues- ami her daughter | and their \vi\ c nt-aring compl©- day Evenings over NBC lion at ^ if an approxl- nd a Mls» Huebrl An institution Network, 9:00 Editcrn Iliiirowi'S and mate COHI Of W Y,: M1 ^ of six un apaclty of 400 Daylight Sdrtng Tif * her ; hi ( i ivtMc t fii'own out and liHa been ,,!• the l25-acr« IK •••.!! and hrulsed about .site. The «. M buildin^a for wom- iaKr:l. en anil m fen m;! n led couples. ('hamlioiiain, at one time It is (h« iiint^!itmi n of the state d«- [ninnlnent fliih dealer in imrtmeut, w)i Menhi Park is com- il. died at his home on iiletetl, to biln^ thft veterans, WIVAI hit .(•( of hftart trouble after a und widows now living at the hOOM : hluicsM. He waa 83 years old at Vlneland t lie re, consolidating all li ft ii widow and three children. veteran habllltatum. There are more children wcru Mrs. Albert Scott than 200 residents at Vineland. Hciberl Clmrnberlaln of Bridge The buildings of the new home will ii" nnd Mrs. Joseph 3. Borden he fireproof, of brick, a modified KnRlish design. The grounds are The choir of the Rumson Metho- wooded nnd occupy one of the high- dist, church held a umsicale under the est slteB in the locality. iflfctlun of Miss Laura Blrdsall of Ki'd Hank, t ho organist at the ilmii'li. Thn affair was wr.ll nt- COOLING MILK. tended and ovpr $G0 waa cleared. The committee In chargn of the mu- Amount of Rndera In Milk Con- slrnl ronBlstcd of Misn Birdsall, Mrs. trolled by 1'roper Cooling. MJU'jraM't Jpffrry nnd S. I-<. Traut. T!ie M on mouth contracting com- The amount of bacteria in milk ATURE was g* l»iny v;:i" "v:nrdpd the contract foj- is rogulnte.d largely by tha clean- .xtrmiin^ tlie sewer pystem on Bu lincs.s of its envii nr.iv.ont end the N the seams f«< run and Vista places, the new streets rapidity with which the milk ii madn by the Ixusd & I^onn company cooled after it comes from tho cow. coal! Nowhere on the Nathan Cook property. The Milk standards are more and more bid of the company wns $2,447. including lower bacteria content, so thick, nor so f i While riding with a lond of aoda and while the number of bacteria water cratna fi om Houth Amboy, may often increase after milit I'-avea In that region whete biu Harry P. Diabrow of Key port was the, farm and before it replies the run into by an automobile and consumer, at the same time the America's largest thrown out. the wheels of hie wagon farmer cannot be too careful in passing over liim. ]Io waa badly keeping tho bacteria count low. has taken this gift«* nut it, ahnkcri up and Inuiacd, First, the barn should be BO con- John Flynn died of heart dliease structed that the cows receive the sized It, screened t§>, flor your at his home at Knlr Haven, aged 53 maximum amount of lunllffht. Sec- years.' Besides his wife he left one ond, cleanliness throughout the day furnace, and then >.'' with a son and ihtec daughter!), Jamrs, and especially at milking time Cora, Catherine and Mamie Flynn, .should be practiced. For example, harmless tint so tie.-„• ' it costs no more th

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i'f l-ieehiild, a J'mil Kuril )i .if Ualwati IP (r.mpltf* honk let nf IliM I iM tlnn» » 11 fl ji^f-on fancier, cflved $ 1.i ! n |in it-.*, im-hfd by the red (ifl yriutM fmihv Ne*. Thl» Mai He was ! pleased hoy last Mm »)»ii l.i- wni, stun k by elout Demonstration M*i! < nifi* Klw'! mill u if m! a t! IK 1; owned h> lh»- AllHiill. A la ' Ml hill Mis. Many Deedmeyer of rifle lea rinii[iHiii MM he was vvallun^ t< leehnlii will eave about Septem- along the IOHI! Thursday, Friday, Saturdaii | IKT 1st 'I fttipnd (he annual fair at feet Hemstitcher Shop loiontn. They will be gone about Hint Machlnra SHwi. • •r ten days. I>ete.tivp« fi.Kii the prosecutor's \..»th Fm! I' iin (ir>ivf, N office seized two blot machines in ' Mrs, Hessie Moore has been en- William Kgglnian e place at Kpring t gaged as janitress of the Freehold Aug. 13 Aug. 14 Aug.lb Lake Heights lant week. The rna- high school and her duties will be- chines were destroyed. Complaint gin on August 15th. had been made by a woman resident On th«»« thr^e day* At^uM Ki'h 141 h, iftth—HJED BANK Hairy J. Clark of Freehold died of the place. Thursday at the age of 43 years. He MERCHANTS will hol',!» «. 1931. Sweetheart New Bus Permit. 11AKVEY T. YOUNC , 1 Madame Frances Alda, prlma dona OF THE INTERNAL TRADE f.lio«t, K«d K.nl, N. James Clayton of Atlantic High- of the Metropolitan Opera company, Aiimlnlitntor. lands has been granted permission to will give a recital in the Ocean COMMITTEE OF THE CHAMBER AD H driving really enjoyable out and fell dead In the street. Hew to Late Hopatconr. Miss Elsie Dlttmar of Freehold Drirers of sixes are spoiled for any- speed—then throttle down to a crawl. Tha flew with P. H. Beti of Belmar from the Red Bank airport Sunday of last thing less. Drirers of sixes are smoothness and flexibility you nhcnyn get are A new five-passenger coupe week to Lake Hopatcong to dine and trwiTn with a friend. The return trip "•old" on multiple cylinder*. They would no six-cylinder smoothnect, sfx-cylinder flexibility. was made in 45 minutes. Told of War Experiences. more think of giving up "»lx" performance Annoying vibration is gonet George Greea, captain of waiters than any other real advancement of motoring. at the Monterey grill, spoke to the Over two million owners have proved this Asbury Park Kiwanla club last v - 1 •*Jn.« Thursday. Ho iold of his experiences Drire a Chevrolet Six, and you'll know why six-cylinder Chevrolet engine. They have these driven feel as they do. Step on the found that it costs Iran for gas and oil than starter, let the motor idle — and notice its any other. They have found that it actually Two dashing new roadsters MILLER'S silence. Throw in the clutch, shift into "low"— reduces upkeep costs, by holding vibration to cells the following DoDGS PRESENTS a new ftve-pstssengtT an hour or more. They get away like a and feel that amooth- a minimum. They 1931 Model, Coope on the Dodge Eight chassis . . . flash with their Positive, Easy-Shaft ne»». Change into Twenty btuHfu know a six is better hi by t wide margin the roomiest, most tprlc transmission. Windshields fold flat. Up- standard advertised "second," hit a faster models, at pr every way — and they comfortable, luxmions and distinguished holstery is hand-buffed leather. Every ranging" from " *475 * *675 clip, ilip into "high," would never be satis* coupe at or near its price. detail is trimly smart AU prtcm*/. o. b. FUnt, Michigan, tptiml •qutpmmnl «>tr«. Lnt dMmmrmi firm. .r.d —.r C. M. 4. C. >.rir.>. fied with less I Body fines have a long, low sweep. The like the other Dodge Six and Eight RADIOS •weep along at top rear seat is generonsfy roomy for three. models, these new cars are de ltrxe cars Majestic Kadiola Front seats have easy-chair softness and in every sense of the word—splendid, Brunswick Colonial eamfort. The dmTr** seat is adjustable. modern examples of traditional Dodge Philco Clarion NEW < III'VHOI 171 SIX Upholstery is rich mohair or finery-woven Dependability. Sec them and drive them. Crosley Bosch The Great ,!,»»*• «•!«-<<»»» 1'afut? EASY TEJIMS. . „ DODGE Snc *815 TO «850 | Dodge also presents twr) during new DOJXJE EIGHT ... *1095 TO $\13S liberal Allowance on roar old Kt roadsters—a Six and in Eight. Both rm wiVv «•>*«&, - ***•<• n». SAaunfhof giau, >n i u a ] l dal u fr r We also sell for Cash. •five vnth the spirit of youth and vigorous * ^!!T ?J* - > *£ > r « * *'>i*t»>i«*i .*_ ... ttmfyf20 aABtumal. Pnal j. c. t. Dttrvtl. Sftcial action . . . easily Capajue of Seventy miles rjmpmnt extra. Cinvninl term,. 't>ODOB TEUCES . . . BVK1T TTfB— STANDARD AND HEAVY DUTY flVt-TON STANDARD CHASSIS tSM) MILLER'S 33 W. Front Street, RED HANK MOTOR CO. FRANK VAN SYCKLE Red Bank. Mechanic Street and Globe Court Red Bank JOBM H. BURNS. Mfr. 14S-1S1 W. Front St. Phone 1140 for Iloma Telephone UM. Demonstration. OPEN EVENINCS. PHONES 1720—1382. Branch of Perth Amboy. Expert Kepalrinr on all mnUns o( lUullnn '>Ki(i wl the tngu^e »* i.^h ' PI Miry UJ V\ni of riionxviiic, is t w

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FRF Si heHt.n lii- w:f* unconscious. jUL,. •r • M«ntl>l» Audit. /re:, j 1.4; Matdwan Itoiough council has r i\ \ ( i tidert i.i have the borough books I.I MKi. t i I. * dltert monthly. An auditor will b« i 1- an ngaged on a salary baala. Htne for Getw ii n|ia' on nyiKirt Horn* Robbed. <-fct Harry K Hklar'a house »t Keyport a« btokfn into one morning last i?ek. A purse containing $13 and Elect ric house key wen stolen. U. H mumbfr of iirniH h borough RAIDS AT SEASHORE. NOW SFRVf GRAPE JUICb FOR BREAKrAS Hi ALTHlUt t >i dniry hudineng home. For many nty Federal Agent* Arrest Twen- ' iiy on Grand ave- ly-four Fersons. s»ld>!, Twenty federal prohibition ag^nu m»i" i Newark mad« simultaneous rakli oAmuzing Jjt)u Prices! cut «i . .Ii , the twenty- •n 21 places at Asbuty Park Thuis- Mi and Mrs. Ed- will hn lay, confiscated enough liquor in • if Spring Lak« *ch place for evidence and arrested thf Spring !4 persons. Twenty-two of those ar- PURE-FINE QUALITY k after a elckn What u jn M. il* i." thrse 'ested appeared before .lamen n barton, United States comrnlsHloner, i IlUtry mimiliri .!.iys . . . In "rfday for hearings. Two othei«, rn j" y nil t ), ,i T ,f ( ,r n r r ,i I ; h. dj in i ..irlf,.- . li^tni't the view of motorists ere taken by the federal men 'o menuK . in !••• M MMK Htrnct cot ners, are being Newark. It Is said they resisted ar ... ill rxttii h,.,,>' , '•nlei of the borough council. eat and attempted to destroy the >.! tin ]>ii>i>erty owners made vldence. The agenta held a «»i GRAPE JUICE Why wait for thi. int for the operators or the J»rw of til home < on ^ ' rop Inn, but on arrival at the pi«. i- Tomori'u . . '• Jiey found the building had been ,|p Thi ;i^n't JIII'1 pptty jurfps are ttroyed by lire the night tnf.,u. ,«. .in in I..WH unlil September. A down |lavili' "< » • 'hose arraigned before ComniiMnion come urn- .f ih. , ., . !>,! p;ui«.i WHH chimon to serve in „ i,,.,i,t. i mil of Ida Harrison of r Carton were Max Sllverstein. Hum a million I •<•>" • ' •1«, John DelVecchlo, chaiien limn, i' i i)ii- murder of her hua- J Refrigerator ns"- >ensmore, Peter Costanzo, Joe l aim, ii...l < '<>:>! W> FORMER PRICE 2 for 34c ( 3ert Shatter, Steve Vacrhanlo, Vu- ben'fi'l'v v<••" '•• , « !.,.» I Inn rinia Kensca, Jacob Sabilllii, Steve General I'I. • in. - i, • -•- riini "f HeuHer & Heuser Bettillo, Buddy Ballard, Thetman ., | i,..,I (I||1<*-M on Main street at prices ;u<- en h I• I. lAHlNRTN Miller, fJarret Walton, Charles >.Uiw :•>' 'I'h*' ttim hatt been lormed Tucker, Earl Warren, Ous Daben, ever aiui uli ni • • •• •..I».J..I»,». 1.1 in.; , h,,ii> ftrnl HM ndolph Heuser, eons i ,. lit.»)n, high Ifjc Dan Benger, Jack r>rayden( and complete I Y.-». Mm... mid Mrs, Christian Heuser Charles Tetl and Nick N«plalo of Jtfm ui in iht • KK, - M..(.. v\ .,n. .llenhurst. K<-(l Man lnjUKn. liar i,i Hhi-rman, 71, of Long BIO FIRE AT SEASHORE. land, wu injured Friday nigh ! KIC ln'ti Hi" horse and two-wheel car Loss of (30,000 In BUze at Asbury GEN ERA LiHf e WHR driving ran lnt<» a flr© hy- Park. tant Mia injuripa were confined to Fire destroyed Roseland hall and ALL-STEET ".TOR djoining buildings on Springwood avenue at Asbury Park Wednesday DOMB8TIC, APARTMENT HOUSE AND < '_;MMI • ivu WATKR COOLBRS HI Down < i-llar. fternoon with a loss of about Mil. Kll7jil>eth HuthCTBOng of Nep- 130,000. The origin of the fire will Again AnV siott^l Now pure Grape Juice...Tormerly iin^ miffcred a possible fracture' robably not be determined as the \ HENDRH •• ' . Inc. kull and n. broken arm Friday night hall was a mass of flames when fire- coniideied a luxury...is made economical for every- ncn clip slipped and fell down th men arrived and was so thoroughly body. This Grape Juice, too, is of unusual quality...made Kl ir Hat Mails uf her home. destroyed aa to leave no clues. from selected full bunch grapes, picked ripe. A healthful Maple Avenup Ked Bank, N. J liui Nephew Arrested. louses In the rear of the property had caught lire when the firemen ar- drink for youngsters, and grown-ups who want to stay Onon FIvi-nliiK- " •••• **w\ mriitA Arranged. Fout.i CrHnshaw, 17, of Keyport rived. An error in tinning in a gen- .vas aricHted last week on complaint eral alai ni lir < ni^ht ^ix cudiiiniues voung. Buy several bottles at these amazing prices! EA.STFRN ->I his uncle. Benjamin Cranshaw, from nei^hboi int; tnwn*, when no vho charged him with stealing $78 general ahurji )mil t.,.m ..tdered. The ,nd an automatic pistol. Hide roil p.iiLi. •• Hi.wevri, re- Trip to nnmiuda. mained n ml h,t|i.,l thi Afilmry Park Miss Betty Miller, daughter department in ^nluln'n^ the. flumes. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Miller of F All the. buildings wer,' of frame con- hold, Balled last Saturday week truction and hinned like excelsior. Campbe..'sBeans4 25 the steamship Franconla for a tw Other ImlMiriKs dPstioyed were weeks' trip to Bermuda. Scharr's meat market, the stores of Dominlek Muntoe and Simon Sllver- ALTMAN- New Clock for Courthouse. stein and houses owned by John Slll- Division of NEW RACK-STANDARD QUALITY A new electric clock will be in ato and Joseph T. Newman. B.ALTMANftCO. tailed in the tower on the nc Fifth Are, Nor York -ourthniiHc at Freehold. The old bel KILLED IN FALL. NEW JERSEY fill he retained. It will be con ,4s9 I • • • • 37 erted with the clock. Oakhurst Laborer Fell 'From an Au- «"« G-ntral A«, East of Harrison St., E«tChange, N.J. Telephone: Oua0e %d«00 tomobile. DROMEDARY OR POLK'S ^ g^ •oiif; Uranch Woman Weds. Mis. Flora Blair of Long Branc! Ferncllff Breese, an Oakhurst la- HEARTS x ind Herbert K. Webster of Weal borer, was killed Friday when he fell ford, New York, were married o: from the rumble aeat of an automo- Grapefruit • July 20th. They will make thel bile. Breese bad secured a piece ot We're raster sheepish ahonfrhroachingwooim Angus* homo at Long Branch. lumber be wanted to build himself a shelter and Guldo Liebman bad of- Former Resident D«ad. fered to cart the lumber away in hl» —but we can't waitjutetker dayte John Llntz. formerly of Kcan* automobile. The piece of lumber Continuing Sale of "ANN PAGE burg, died last week In the Klng'f was placed across the rumble seat county hospital on Long Island. H and Breese Bat on it. The lumber waa 4f> years old and was a profei fell from the car and carried Breese slonal photographer. with It. He was 67 years old. RASPBERRY PRESERVES New Teacher at Freehold. Due to the tremendous demand for Miss Muriel King of Toms Rivei Mayor Hetrlck's Birthday. 16 OZ. RK). I'I • ALL .WOOL has been engaged as a teacher In thi Mayor C. E. F. Hetrick of Asbury theia pure-fruit preserves offered at JAR ntermecliate school at Freehold Park, wbo has been ill In his boma special low prices last week, we 15c 2 i succeed Miss Gertrude Twomtil more than two month*, observed his era continuing Iht tale for this week. 6 jars 89c who resigned. 59th birthday Saturday. He was 12 jar- H i presented with a life-sized photo- Died In 84th Year. graph of himself autographed by John Hulse of New Bedford dlei several hundred prominent Asbury GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD last Wednesday In his 84th year. H Park citizens. A special program leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ida Huls< was broadcast over station WCAP'In BLANKETS and a Bon, Walter Hulse of Sprinj his honor. Lake Heights. Balling Funds for Ambulance. The Register's advertising oolumnj Collections toward the ambulan sire the merchants' show windows, Wheaties 2 Pkg,. 21c The Extra Large Size, 72 x 84 indies, to be purchased by the Long Brani —Advertisement. Crrsco Ib. Gulden'sMusfard jar ]]c Bri«o Sardines^/, 3 can, 25c 2 ^, 29c 2 con, 19C Save by buying the best—Jed do-Highland UNEEDAJAJCBRS Coal. It takes six tons of ordinary coal to equal PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS '5. each five tons of Jeddo-Highland. or GRAHAM CRACKERS Light Meat Tuna Fish * Pkgs. 2/C can No<' 29c A Special Offering—Almost Without JWe&Mt can *'C

[The product of a famous milt whose luxariow flanEtte you Kwe QUALITY MEATS AT A&P MARKETS enjoyed at much greater expense. Thousands of housewives have lowered their meat bills by buynuj at AiP Markets. Try our choice, tender meats and start saving! Truly beautiful blankets: thick, fluffy, abundantly warm, gener- COAL ously Urge, styled in solid tones of rose, blue, green, gold, oechid, Feed-Fuel Oil-Hay PORTERHOUSE STEAK CHOICE GRADE ib 45c coral, with matching three-inch satin ribbon btn&ng. BONELESS BRISKET BEEF FRESHorCORNED ib. 19c SHORT RIBS OF BEEF • ib. 15c ORDER NOW FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Summer prices end September 1st. There OR IN SEPTEMBER is no time to lose. Order now. RIB LAMP. H!OPS • • • ib. 33c SHOf-i- »,,•• f>f VEAL MIIX-FED • Ib. 17c Mail and Telephone Orders Should be DrrecfeET fro i "OGNAS . . Ib. 25c ALTMAN-NEW JERSEY. Oonotieiay • • ib. 29c DURING AUGUST THB STORE WHJL CliOSB A£L DAY SfWKtDAY HANCE & DAVIS ? > •• ->i.ON SUNNYFIEIO . Mlb. pkg. 17c Telephone 103 THE GREAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TIA CO. Where Quality Rules. Give Luke Lonehead the Job of Supplying Vour Wants L M I ft • . •. f .' Matawan NVw« -SKMSF wa -sss i"«

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KflMf iif .S^-Vftn w , i }• - f- !H:iNr!A' HS—Fir«t T\oor hlulM-il KHf was I I.e )oti h» B'.hK Je^it- i >, i,(t tiie fa< e MIXING BOWL SET niv pill » lilt of peji Ini, 1 he n>1 t.mine.' IUI lh<- nmm and HAND-MADE GOWNS I-'.— )r, ;,. ><>-,< howls In aiiorted ••>•• and whii h waB fci^MH «-nj..\r'l U<%* Mis daii^nl was biu ised and CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS t'St, and niit. * h ' !,,j!i; mixing spoon. >tH! IBIIB and their RUMMS. rut about the |p Htid ch V and round neck ttylM In whit* only. A clearance group. There trt not all sites K'ina. Scotleld nt Elizabeth was cut Beautifully made by hand. Women's and in the collection. 1!) ti. 14 collectively. V". KlsHA' HM —Fourth Floor UtKHKLL TO RIVER 1'LAZA. J about the fare, hands and le^s Five stitcheB were required to rlo.se the misses' sizes. STEINBACHS. S.rond Kloor i I wound on h». leg. Dr. L. E navies STEINBACHS—Flnt Floor WATER TUMBLERS I'artv (ilvpn for Mr. and Mrs. 1 John Morrison Friday Night. of Matawan was the phynu inn. BOYS' UNION SUITS i h hii.wn gMfKif-B in ro«s or green. A George Artz of Hillside was Button-on styles nt rain bar madrat. Sizes 'hit!! itern tm gummier iihopperf. I>osen, Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. John Mor- charged with disorderly conduct by CHIFFON HOSE on of River Plaza left by auto- 6, 8, 10 and 12. J for Mi MNHAf HS—Fourth Fl*or Officer Edgar Wilkinson of Mata- All silk sheer hoae with plcoted tops. Full nbiie for Venice, California, where wan township and was fined $5 and STEINBAGHS—S«cood Floor ey will m&ke their home. They $5 costs. fashioned and well wearing. In the new CHINA TEA SETS i e members of the Community The borough has purchased two shades. Pair, lull of River Plaza, and a farewell swans from the park commission of STEINBACHS—Firit Floor BOYS' BEACH ROBES Foui in• prutfd china tes cupi and saucers was given for them last Fri- Spring Lake. A mate will be se- l with ,,().- imiimted four-cup tea pot. iiv night by the club members and In combinations of colon. Of an absorbent cured for the remaining swan on terry cloth. Sizes 10. 12 and 14. t\ HI EINBACHS—Fourth Floor ther neighbors and friends. A gift Lefferts lake, its mate having died SERVICE SILK HOSE f a camera was made to Mn. Mor-last week. STEINBACHS—S.eoni) Floor ' SALAD SETS The Atlantic City-New York mall Of pure thread silk and with garter tops. 1 others present besides Mr. andand passenger airplane passes over Clearly, evenly woven and full fashioned. SMALL BOYS' LINEN CAPS i>e<-iiiHteii ivory salad bow] and pla.tr a Mr?. Morrison were Mr. and Mrsth. e Matawan lake to and from its Summer shades. Pair, wooden salad fork and apoon and colored Blue or oatm«al colored. Also a group of n\ni>H aa!f Hiid pepper cellars. Ki-njamln H. Crate, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. terminals. It appears to use Mata- STEINBACHS— Flrit Moor white duck beach hats. Kulph Kunyon, Mr. and Mr* Edwa- n lake as a "land mark" of lo- STEINBACHS— Fnurth Floor wHid Hendricks, Mn. John Doherty, STEINBACHS—Second T\oor i cation, as it comes down the lake Mr. and Mrs. John McClaln, Mr. and on every trip. LISLE MESH HOSE VEGETABLE BINS Mis. Seedorf, Mrs. Thorpe, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Ollery of New ANKLETS Khoades, Mr, and Mrs. James Mc- Appropriate for all sports wear. Excellent Willie fiiamrled finish. A generously ilzed York were the week-end guests of '-IvU' rn keep vpRetHblps for family use. I lice, Mr. and Mrs. George Kaney, Mr. and Mrs.- Harry Hader of Main with cotton frocks. Full fashioned. Pair, Cool and of a good quality. In attractive Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Colt. Mrs. colorings. 4 pair Ml KINHA'HS—Fourth Floor August Miller. Mrs. E. H. Scatter- street. STEINBACHS—Flrtt Floor J good, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paasch, Mr. and Mrs. Daltori Graham have STEINBACHS—Flrtt Floor Mrs. Mary Longstreet, Mrs. Urich, a new Auburn sedan. WILLOW CLOTHES BASKETS Miss Anne Paasch, Harold Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welstead CHAMOISETTE SLIP-ONS HALF SOCKS All willnw Imported bsakets. Complete with ;ITK1 Irwin, Richard, Marlon and have a new Bulck. 4S rlothrs pins. Vrra Kaney. Mrs. Mary Damoeky of New York White or eggshell. Usually $1.25 the pair. Also anklets. In pliln pastel colorings. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Holli- Of a fine soft quality, and of the kind The wanted slze>. t pair 8TKINBACH3_Fourth Floor day. which wash well. STEINBACHfl—Tint Floor i School Grounds Closed. Mr. ind Mrs. Holllday entertained ETEINBACHS—Flnt Floor The Matawan board of education CUPS and SAUCERS friends from New York over the 'if gre'n i i, A splendid Idea for the has closed the school grounds for week-end. K aS Three-Quarter SporU Socks summer tnhlo. Cool looking, practical. recreation purposes. The grounds Mrs. Harvey VanBrunt returned HOOVER APRONS A UNIFORMS had formerly been used for baseball home Friday after a five weeks' stay For boys and girls. A variety of styles Dossn, games and for other recreation and at Battle Creek, tdichigan. An assortment of broken sizes In this mid- which children and their mothers Ilka. 6 STF.1NBACHS—Fourth Floor considerable adverse comment has Mr. Luther and Jay Fountain of ncason clearance. Styles of white broad- to 12 year sizes. S patr been heard regarding the board's ac- East Orange were guests of Mr. and STEINBACHS—Flr»t Floor j tlnn. cloth. GREEN GLASS PLATES ^trtree^ Mrs. W. A. Close on Monday. STEINBACHS—S«cond Floor An attractive ribbed ttyle. To match the Misses Ann and Mary Thompson i GIRLS' RAYON BLOOMERS i ups Hn h..m.- nr«- apl \n STEINBACHS—fint Mxr 1 hn O. K. Iy«t her call us to Inquire ahmit thf now plumbing ftx STRAW HATS turf* nhn n^^<1> In the kitchen and hattirnnm. A rlrarnnce group of hats from regular SHEETS stock. The slzea ars broken. Of rough '>()>hl inches Of a fine and strong quality braid. r<.r general uss. Thrift priced for Dollar Inc. STEINBACHS—Sttond Floor Day. flNBACI Mahoney & Harvey, BTBINBACHa—Fir»t- Floor i Plumbing, Heating and Electrical CLOTH CAPS PILLOW CASES IA A I'A M * flips for sports and general wear. In sev- r (I ' 1 rial Btyles and colorings, •i.'.x.m Inches. Of a qusllty to match the ('outfactors, Sheet Metal Work Mnrit xprrlal at 1100. Well mad*. 4 for R rr.tNBACHS -SttotiJ Floor Srr.lNllAlHB—rlrit floor I AN A VI-. SI A HKK.UT, N. J 1 .1 ISIL :AR

Horse Sho \\'ar»f Mir MAN IIS I HP KIVr.K. Swindled Out Of '-i.- la tCeuaon (., Hi*IU*ve It Ma> Sunn rk- llfU^i. )>•-. More Than S KH u H«.|.K ' ."'if cxpeils n( Ihc elate II'.BI.I nf William vv ' vent at hu».-»- t v '• lull ( IIIII|.UII,:I filtri who have been uiHpeciln^ lh.- Mn. tlla Fatten,,,. A i. „ i i-wsljul y IIVIM at Ked Bank nn.| to KxteK.' f >. .i*» »nd Mall.,., , xn * Long, -Vharl inlty havi; OnUlied Ihcir wnk Capt, William A P,-i, IT I • With Ku h 'Satur>i*i • ; I .«r J(rit A v.-r.u' .fy have made no statement aa tn Claimi That .Si,, V\ „ . , VV Cue Aj>|>r 'I'h, » A . pihei nr not the ban on Shn-wn frauded by Two M, n rv.nvfi nyHtera and clama will be '.'l tti.' jHM-tsons who have talkci Mm Klla I, lor !«; th Ih^ii aif riHH-h enr.ouraRe.l of MInHaoin C.v,- Rl.hai r. ,-i>»iniierit« w^hiiti they have town«hip lni>, t,< a-1*1 I' is generally believed at wtock^ VHlued „ r] Hank hy persons familiar with ing to a i:olnpl i In! atllp 1 !,r ' n .-., *> situation that the nan will soon made at New Y<• li.t • at nii'i n -.?• • • lifted The ban haa been en- nf Olen Ridge « nd K bo lift. |.led • •: *eo for a number of years be- Montrlair have recent y«fci.- - use the river was Bald to be pol- obtaining till.- in ncy Judge Hui-.r '-.' ••ii,I Inn, ted pretenses nnd hev <•••!. Alii yesteiday. Ii I Jury, and :r.i-' - - - - exp Vaughnn we - . will \ A N«-w Store IIIHI1<.1 hii.-lri.-rif. rourt todHy on a ''hiiiRf 'if L H i' * - Mr»V«.iBliai. *». • nil,i-i . .,iii|,hilii » v».ne H«irv Popularity Derby plegate, Htew-m- Mis. I'HtterM>n in the wldn,O/H). Captain I'ntt*M-fi*in City ai,.| • . i . •• •- II- l-olo ! ket on West Front street, and C'apt. Contesting for Personality was formerly in command of the KIMI Freehold • • • ; Chm les P. [rwln, who in the owner of 1 by Mr Ai • • • . • »• .me (it tin- Queen of Elks Frolic to be a boat building and repairing busl of th* Curt in company ,,.. inns 1'ido ness. Held August 22d to 29th. publications. The HIOPU which MIM. -Mi..iln>; ..f tln- Mi V«,it. • Complaint was made that.loiterers Patterson claims to have been de- artJoii.ii-K i i ii )i..n.n 'made conditions unpleaaant on 'I'he Persona].ty derby, one r>f the frauded of ronsintfid of l.KOfl shaip.H 8ld iii,-I. liutim r presence and by vile and indecent tion with the coming Elks' frolic, is 3,000 sharea of. Curtla I'uhh-I in.I Anioiy L. language and lighting. Mr. Allaire now in full HwiriK with 38 entrants common. the i i\ *-i h1 • .1 li. ,,MII,., '['he said there were speakeasies in the in the race to nee who is the "IT" Mra. Patterson complained he an.t in i '•' ,- • ,l,,i><,a,d of neighborhood, as well as the pool- girl of Monmouth county. The week to Assistant Attorney -u •wan lelmiM ,. i ' li W. Ktinther complaint to the poolroom becauae Elks' home August 22d to 29th. securities at New York and fit;il r< h»d no iixlii i i^i '-wait 3d 15 thla was the chief cause of the trou- A bulletin board will be placed In her belief that she had been defnnnt to use It M ' II Huthlauff. ble. the 8 tore window at the corner ed. She stated, that on February 22 that he wiih n . „• Majr.r I,. A. Mr. Metzger said that most of the of Monmouth and Broad streets. The 1930. Bhe was approached and ui^f> Come WBB th..t L • . ' I, ,. I DeBevolse, loiterers were patrons of the "num- .scores of the contestants will be to Invest In stocks of the WeMem , Red Baf»l< Empire mining company but thut .she an action in ,•..-•• i i< i auk Adalr, ber game." He said they waited changed perodleally BO that their llwiry I.. Hell, about on the streets for the announce friends may know how they stand In refused. She stated that Itanif.-* nnd tension of ti..- p :• • ' a companion then Interested her in In (juesllmi n- t-.' - ' at S«vu I Lewis K. War- ment of the •winning numbers. Mr. the race. Allaire said that insulting language The young woman finally selected the stock of the General Indust,.;.! : it extend* f.< •• > Foundation, a New York c.omj»;ii.s ; t.Moi's will be F. J. had been made by these loiterers as personality queen will be present- river. A '-<•<•-,••• ' formed for holding Western Km|>ii' | <" lloagland, Mr. when women walked on Wharf ave- ed with a Plymouth sport roadster. la at the ilv. i .-.:. mining stock. Mra. Patterson MaV'i I Each Bt.li- I....i '• • fltach, F. E. Rob- nue and that on one occasion after The following Bcores tally with the auch an occurrence some of the gam votrs cast to date. that the true facts about* thin umi I Borne of tli,. n. *;. . l.-s M. Allaire. L. puny had been withhold from her. j Mi nnd Mrs. Uar- biers had driven a man away who RED DIVISION. New Voik on.. !••• tn <-oni|.liiinli. inn. . I,., < it;,, Hrinen, Kinoh, Leslie W. had made himself particularly ob- .><>r.n KfnesBi. 12,250 She stated that she was led to IK fore Judge I ,av. i... a ShnwHtniiy poll. . in;, II Mi Her- .k form, Perry B. noxious. Mr. Allaire claimed that Mrs. Florence Tomlinion 11,750 Heve that the General Industrial Many old .1...- -.» the police had proved poweileR« to KBthr>n Mtssey _.._ _. 11,250 Foundation was an engineering cor- .ten i-lainis he :.t..p|....| In Hurt - and Mrs. Richard Mr*. .Sarah Levy „ 10,000 ware pla. ed ir . < •' . mant. rui ami v\-;ts wining a «um- ; Armv Ilemount stoj) this trouble. He was contra- M.«. Ann* Rowell „. «,2f>0 poration then consummating, amon^ • ideB to piovi- s.v. :. . . I..1-. dicted in this assertion by Council- Kll* CUrk _... 8,7 50 rnons for Ihe dilv.-i «!,..,, he drove l^tinn., Mis K. V. other deals, the purchase of the Bel- the document,-i .»...- . • |man Thomas M. Gopslll. With re- Hose Miller 6.250 away. Dr. llaitinnn l» the county Wnl.i.it I'nnneen, mont hotel at New York. diys and tin- I'll.- • ' itfard to speakeasies, Mr. Gopsill said Dot KHly 4,000 physician. Ruth Brown 1,000 After spending $20,000 to purchase Mr. Vaughan a ;....••• i '" i.iimn. Mull Mfix- I he would guarantee quick action by WHITE DIVISION Btock in this concern under the rep- Mr. flerden and Jain.-* Hiordan, ly part nf lh»- '••-'..'• • . .. * i . • -i !• tediuirk J the police in the event that Mr. Al- - I ..!!(.. lllll.l, Hull Mm. Julia Oaket 11,500 resentation that the Belmont hotel street superintendent, j. |>pe;iir>d be- H. Patternou. »l '• laire or anyone else filed complaints Alma Niederer _ _ 10,000 was to be replaced with a modern fore Mayor Purkei umi th* round! 1 . o.i M.s. H. Dolly Soyrr „ 10,000 pherltr of Mm in the, manner required hy law. Mr. office building, she was persuaded on request of Mi Hmd.-n m explain .. 1 in; VV-iidi-1 I Allaire said he did not want to make Mary Rein. 8,750 Annett (Inline Mrs. John Campbell _ 8.250 to make Suffern trustee of her Cur- • 11.. ..1 Ken a tiff. In whlih Mi II.I.I.-II m.d Mr. twenty-foot M'M, Hiu-b a complaint but that he wanted Mary Muun 7,600 tis stock, although she says she did • . .1 K.iwiird the poolroom license revoked. Mra. Anna Kahermanes R,000 It was pint t t not give him power to sell it. AH nl|.ht i . ... i < ; stt-w Huth Eaton 1,000 tl« which he bout-hi n I aistant Attorney General McCall ' 1... 11. A:nn- John S. Applegate, the borough at- Anna tirant hij,rw i\ "h* Hupfel. Thin i torney, advised the complainants an BLUE DIVISION. made an investigation, and accord 11 I ] f 1 • •: I 1.11.] Y formerly pm 1 < ' ' tn the. procedure In lodging criBi-Res (•:<]..» HuKhi-n 10,000 ing to a statement which he has l •! ill. MlS K-th^t- L#t( 9,7r.O )ite feter Vni 1 i I to have the license of the pooiiiMMii H made, the Curtis company stock v. is ... M- -.. W, R Ilcatrirt- Lynna 9.250 h» i One of the . I i ' i revoked, lie. said that a lemonHti am-e Kfiilna (urchin _ 9,000 sold and part of the proceeds at RinriUn )n the dlflputi i it i i dr complaint against tin- j.onl ni.tm HmpHifl Salmnn 8,7l>0 lfcast, has gone to maintain the pn\ f* rden nf the land In Hi I u •.. ii I. 1 11111st be tiled, with the slt-natui .>s .if It.-lir HiriVMi 7,fi00 roll of the General Industrial . u Kfl.M SitTi..n _ 7.2C.0 ' that or not Cooj.r-i 11 *. 1 the conipla iimnts attached, unit that ! .\IHIM Pi.pi.tt R,000 datldn concern. ..) -ti T .hen Mr, changed Its rnuii, Hi i ' a htmrinK would then he h.-ld l.v tin- Mi-'f IMllon ., „ 1,000 . .., li.hi. ttrmined the li m I \ n niMyoi and CULIIH-11 IO dutult- wl,.-iht-i ""M I Hrri>ll 1,000 1 i•• . i nir or not the HreiiM wonlit tii-. ;e. .ht-d CRKEN DIVISION. of the property in li i ' 11 of the trlbiitml ' I p . i. .« Mts At this hearing Ml M R . H.n 12 90 Golden Wedding ' ** earn* \v , I k . 1 t) I ns 11 7S0 river. It \VJI-* . ' i have oppiM tunit V 1.1 1 ln-:i 11 n^: ea niu it he heli n , Woods 8 7^0 Vaughan thai ll < i boat Club Bak - inti 87 0 Party Last Night Its course nini tl i days nrtcr notice lia:< h Inti 8 7 0 Mi. Miillory Unit the | •> 000 ; • • !>. ri chi * (ire. not. at preacrt ] i n 000 • " ' •• •<• 11 ,t vf Uin^ Jis boundary II v. on August ' been made Mr. Allaire. 1 0D0 Dinner Party Given in Honor ul 1 !i Annett. that tin n t In- was prepared to sit, ' • " '• •• - " '•'•-•' 'in; i young Mr. and Mrs. John ('. Aui ol s ! had not chaiin I i i i i Annual Kvenl of Mi m I plaint anil that he had no il.nilil Unit The following Elks were ap- • • • ••• • • • i" 1*1 i!;. ftff • urn aptj Maple Avenue, Who Hdve "• •' ••1:'- ' • v.T'. s'.-r. ttdiriK on th« he wns tin- -i^i ' i I ( !ub Will K, M 1 the other persons who wanted Ihn l>. .i nl e.l on the frolic committee: ,: I-- - U 111 .11 poolroom closed would ilo the name. Mix Weiaman, Fred L. Jones. FrIU Been Married Fifty Yeai ». ' "• * '!••» n.. i,...n Mi. Mr,. In quf»tinn ( fiii'v ^n.i : h;r n ^ •.>!.« sniticpfnan. In explfiuiitti ,i I iii •• • I I';,..!.:.!, .lames j Mr. Miillory was at the meeting » r.i,ld tlmt ft •tr«am from i i n t i i i' i Wilby. William Coyne, Thomas and that up until the present time no their honor at the home of Mr. andnicmhtM nf it!-' fir-- . >-iu]>:tnv was op- and hy oyntot ,d II it I i 1 ' h.iinHM, Ml'H. Davis Brasch, Timothy Hounihan, Fred A. J complaint had been made about his Mrs. John C. Glblon, also of Maple, rnitinr, Hi-- .-Hen ami Hint fhprp was thrown into th • . I li \ i 1 V\ (V stpveiiHon, James B. Ellison, Morris Miller, Joseph Bray, poolroom. He said he could not Jus- avenue. The event was arranged as unlv on.- man i.ti rh,- n urk who was Brunt had mi . \ ' i I i it I iintl Alvin Untermyer. Arthur Farrell, Leroy Deacy, Colon tifiably be held responsible If loiter- a surprise to the couple. They were not n (l!Hii:in Mi- Mrijfli jtv mid mouth of the (ink II I UN 1 I 1 -i are J. C. Hoagland. C. Dixon, George Hogan, John. Fix, I 1 cs, Mi a. Ross Billings, ers .and disreputable persons made the recipient of a number of fine hf» did nnl think Mr Kord«*n wim in by »omo nf th-- v I tl t tl James McDonough, Elmer Dey, Jos- I i 1 <>. Headlry, Mrs. J. L, Kern- conditions unpleasant on Wharf ave- gifts. The gift' from the children a position t«» t. I! !i.-w f»st the truck lower part of the .ill 1 > I nue and vicinity. Mr. Mallory is a eph Salz, Clinton F. Elliott, Thomas H .1 ., Willimn E. Foster, Mrs. Rus- was In the form of a brio>'s bouquet, Its course so much II t II 1 >- colored resident of Chestnut street. Mead, William Dowd, Sam Green- I K llurke, Gen. CJuincy A. Glll- with a live-dollar goldpiece in the flowed on the snmo 1 ' 11 I It was stated after the meeting by blatt, Fnank Erickson, Clark Worth- Mrs. Lloyd Kninrln nf Oi loir Park i.i'. iiextpr I^lagden, Hon. Abram ley, Arthur B. White. Mdton Sieg- center of each flower. There were of the oyster houae It II I some of his friends that he had never ten goldpieces altogether. Another rum plained of the condition of the I I- Hi us, Jark W. Schlffer, A. C. been arrested and that previous to fried, Peter J. Elchele, Maurice streets and sidewalks In the .1*v*lop- posite Bide. . ,•.,.:,.n. George H, Moore. W. H. Sohwartz, Edward A. Collins, Harold gift was a bouquet of fifty bright Amnrix those wli k ' the trouble over his poolroom no pennies from a niece. Miss Cornelia men t. Tho borough cAnk was au- 1 11 lytraux, Charles S, McVeigh, complaint had ever been made Peters, Fred Flnnerty, Langdon P. thorized to notify property oVnets to this effect was It V It II Mis .1 Marshall Booker. Mrs. J. P. Norton, Matthew McGuire, William Aul. The nyster hniiflc % against him. on Henry and Lam-el ^iicrtn tn put IM-H.IKK. Lady White Todd, Judge J. Woods, William Dodd. Joseph Mc- Those present were Mr. and Mrs.their sidewalks in K'1'"' conduton number of years ni:< I \ M T Malinney, J. Wright Brown, Vey, Thomas McVey, John F. O'Neill. William T, VmiH i I Aul's daughters, Mrs. Giblon. Mrs. A motion WBH ntarle to notify th« 1 Imiles B. Halaey, Edgar W. Heller, NEW FIBM. Elmer Shelly, Frank Dean, George Maurice Hollywood and Mrs. Julia property owners on I ho t.tni t Mi.> Oraci C. Truodcll, Mrs. F. H. Buoklln, James Rankln, John Kwik, meeting which tn.d; pi . ' College Education. Miss Cornelia Aul; a nephew, J. line and or. the w»-s) - i-lc from Kut..11. Kdwin Stewart 3rd, Robert John McMahon, John Splaln, Lewis Wlnfred Aul, and Mrs. Aul; Mat-Sycamore ft venue to I he ,~- hwnl hli father ami tin i>.• •> linn ih.>in.\ Samuel Rlker, Edgar A. Russell & Forbes Is the trade name of a new firm which started in busi- Smith, Jr., Edward Welnhelmer. thew J. Hollywood, and four grand- property, who have in if. h ni side- terson a numb, it , Km. ..,1. Iliiiiv 1. Caesar. F. L. Fln- children, John Glblon, Robert Gib- regard to tin- h.nn I -, •• . '•• ness in Red Bank a few days ago. walks put down nnd have not m:iifi 1 >v. I K.11.1 Johnson, Jr., Dr. Ern- lon, John Hollywood and Miss Eliz- arrangementH for the wmk. t}y.%l if two prnpertli-H -I. n- n i The partners are William Russell, . • i.'ahiiesiix-k, W. Strother Jones, abeth Hollywood. Two other grand- no action is tiiken within ier. dava agreement w.i!i i. i of East Front street, and Robert ClflCKEN SUFPER. .1 . H.Ttr.im H. Borden, Mrs. children, James and Mildred Holly- the borough will have md.-vwiiUn tc both men Hn-1 r -, i, . ,.!... 1 ..nl:. I.. White, B. J. Barry, Amory Forbes, son of Peter Forbea of Ber- 1 Eatontown Preparing; to Serve 600 wood, are at a camp in Pennsyl- laid and tho rout will he ml.-icd in was driven t.. nr- I " ..i gen place. Both members of the 1 i« rare Haakell, Mrs. Georgo M. firm are young men who are en- Persons Tonight vania and were unable to be pres- the tax hills nf tho pioprMy <>w-npi& Mr. Vinllniiit ,-tin 'i 1. • '• •"• •' r "I nan. Itufus C. Finch, Stanton deavoring to earn money for a col- ent. concfiiM-d. Tho rontr;i>-t f(.t inyitiR of thla piling i- in -ii- 'I i- •" ••"• Uhnniy, tlenrfre. V. Coe, Thomas N. Father Charles J. Farran's fa- l.ll. lego education and they have started Mr. Aul is 71 years old and wasthe .sidewalks wn.i awn i ()>••••) tn and that li ili.a i •»• t- •. • ' •< mous chicken supper will be held M.-.f'.iitei, Theodore H. Banks, Sam- in the car washing business at the James Norman A Son of ii>^\ HnnW. Of the creek I n, ;: n.l :..i.l.l uel S Walker. Henry E. Butler. Rob- tonight at St. Dorothea's church at born In Germany. Mrs. Aul, who ill! In il i. , A I, Boro auto storage headquarters at was MiBS Elizabeth Dommerque be- Joseph S Api.ii. .'• . t. Ii • i "ii on V. White, Mrs. Lewis S. Thomp- Eatontown. The supper will be Edward Hounihnn war* ,c appoint- .-. "II, I" •> |: I'll Mechanic street and Globe court. fore her marriage, was born in ed a .special poll re man h'^s **ipts Cnnover Inn-, i-i li tl I. ., I..---U Mim, Henry A. Caesar, Mrs. J. Amory served on the church lawn if the ..II i I -, i. ' .1 1 Jit Brooklyn. She is seventy years old. ship, wat. i Hi. . •- -I' - I- '><' Hnskell, William Bucri^baum, W. The young men say they are "ex-weather Is clear, and If not It will amounted to $2,\M 07 V.\W^ of 1'MKIU V. They were married at Red Bank and Vlilghan. ll<- «••• ••-• • ! •' ">" Strother Jones. Sr.. John S. Apple- perts" and their Initial advertisement be served in the church basement J5S2.10 were, oriletod paid ...... II. • 'Hilton F. in thia issue of The Register states have lived here continuously ever c.onferenrn win. Ii > .1 '- !l! Itate. Manton B. Metcalf, Jr.. Mrs. A booth will be conducted for the nnd, Pi-ter "satisfaction guaranted." ince. Both are active and enjoying tween John M I' •-' <• ... "' * - [- (Jeorue Douglas Claws, William H. sale of fancy articles. \ '"llliiM and English. E. C. Fiedler, Newcombe C. The day car washing at this stand pood health. Mr. Aul eontlnues to TIIHKi; YKARS IN HISIMSS VariBrunt nnd h. - "• • "•• was formerly conducted by Charles Preparations are being made to conduct his tailoring bualneas, which ]! Daker, Victor F. Rldder. Bernon 8. seen the tw...... • A W. Jones, who la now employed as serve about 600 persons. The menu he started many years ago. Sy«t**m Brakna S**r\ Wn Nnw in i ... -, ' ,.i • i h.., . nioinitlreH are Prentice, J, Walter Spaldlng, F. C. consists of chicken salad, potato tape 1111.-M Mini ..i' • i • ' " .' I' -th i. v. I', HI.••'. .iniiies It Clayton night car washer by the Boro bus LarRer QuaHrro. Ing the l».urnIn .it. . ,. -.i- Tatum, J. O. Tlmolat, W. B. Ruth- salad, macaroni salad, cold boiled "•"I l-'-i.'l .1. I.nilaud. tickets; John raufT, Charles U. Caesar, Henry O. company. deierlbed I'v V ill. i- -i. . .n 11 ham, cold slaw, pickled beets, rel- Thf Hystem Kraktit seivlre i« oh- in I:, ' ">ii. Ii , nnil Andrew 3. White. Atha, Mrs, W. B. Rellly, Edward W. • m ' m • SOCIAL SERVICE BENEFIT. The lawMinl I .n • iBhes, tomatoes, cucumbers, hot corn rfrvinp the third year of bu»ln*»«M 11 "n-.),..i t,i tinn , 'IhoniiiR Irving Scudder. Mrs. John A. Victor, Fran- In Red i^ank thi« wpek by nmklnf thil dealtl or Ai.l. -i GARDEN CLUB'S FIELD DAY. on the ear, ice cream, cako and Amory L Haskell \M11 Be King mat- jUiowit. iiuhllcltv: and llarolrl S. Al- cis J. Arend, James C. Auchlncloaa, a reduction of one-( hird in prtr*« Red Bank. Mm! h , . h. coffee. A set of dishes will be dis- ter at Linen)ft Racing Farms. len. A It IHihHii. .lolin Price «nd Herbert N. Straus, Andrew V. Stout, \l|.-iid llnvernor'ii Illjuu Small Garden* at Runuon and Vi-posed of on the co-operative plan. for adjustinR and iel!ntnK hrakca Com Ki, A nelntunh, entertainment. hid made or ii, . t,.. .. J. I^ewls Hay, Mrs. F\ W. Roebllns. cinity Visited by Members. Amory L. Haskrll will act aa ring- and wheel alignment. Th« nhop has .:.-vci,il l.-i.l i-liib Monday nlKht They are Henry I,. Finch, C. F. Nellson. The annual Held day of the Rum- CHURCH DISPOSES OF GOLD, Brookdate and (ii centred racing Bhlnimylnp. exceHnlve tire wr«r «n4 ii.- bundled Invited ^uest,; nt 11 .til l'i. A Alfred roilcll anil Albert. Har- son Garden club was enjoyed by a establishments of Cornollui* V. Whit- hnrd stocririK. Until a ahort Hm« Into thn ilv.-r ..I r. l'1 . , ill h..nol or <;..vi-i no, M.uiiBi. I ilnmi "t Hed Hank and Edward T. Anions those who havo taken large number of members recently, John J. Sm:th of West Front Street ney and Mrs. Payne Whitney during ago the hu.'.lnnH.s wns Incutrd *i 1* than the pii-Ki-m I mid Howard Onboin of Interlaken. parking space are Amory Lawrence when small gardens In this vldnlty Won «50 Saturday Night. Other wlti.iw..--, i... a benefit show for the Monmouth Maple nvenur, but dun \n inrri-niieii .., .. 1 ,i !.'n,,..t |,-,iloi. -.1,., k . Haskell, General Howard 8. Borden. were visited by the club. These In- were Clmrlcpi I1- iin- John J. Smith of West Front county social service organisation. buB.nens t hr whop wm mov#d t ft si ,i.. , II I I M, Mrs David VVaRitalT. Miss Isabella cluded the gardens of Mrs. John C. Oeorgc F'rtnlc. wl;. in . I'l'-w (o Kutlitnd, Vermont. street won $-V) in. gold, which was The visitors will Bee Equipoise and Ini Kfv HUM t»>r« In inn I^.Mtbmun „ .I.-; nt l.l-ll. M. Scott, Oharlea D. Halsey, Mrs. Borden of River road, the Misses with the rlviM MI-I dlBi.used of Saturday night by St. Boojum at Brookdale (arm in ad- huildtnK at 1'.' Mnple avrnnf . -I I.-..I1 I 111 William II. Wlkoff of Maple ave- James May Duane, Only Mac W.Porter of Hlver road, Mrs. Latham dition to somu of tho racing firm's •on. widow nf .i.ihn nue and .Inhn F. Caaey of the. Red James's church. Other winners and I- .tl II A • it H.nn I Bryan, N. J. Stern, Mrs. W. Walter a. Reed of Loru.it Point, the Misses best yearlings, which are being brok- 8;ave evldi.-n. <• t . v. i Hunk airport flew to Rutland, Ver- the amounts they won are Mrs. Win- I -n.-l KlrWlel Martin, F. Frederick Talcott, W. Welsh of Riverside drive and Mrs. on by John Breckniirtdgp. Mr. IIHH- MILI. MKKT IN sr.r'rr. VnuKhan. mont, Snl unlay afternoon In a new ifred Wyckoff of Mechanic street. • •'. 1 li.nl, •ii-nil l-.il,,ncl Warren Harbour, C. Maury Jones, Btuart A, YOUIIK of>niverslde drive. kell with the asslslanoo of Wilfred Among tin- will., .i .. $25; Eugenn Soyer of Westslde ave- ,-,! K.ilik, Wa«:i> plane, owned hy the Alrvlew Mrs. W. B. V. Flndlcy, Bernon S. Tea was served at the home of Mrs. (rutinlirr ..r ^'onintri.f t., I ..nwldnr ( n.n VVhlln. i- nue, $25; Thomas Oaffney of Petera V. Mullen will announce th*» pedl n*tt worn '»i.tnin ''li flyliiK nervlee. They Bpent the night Holcombo Ward of Riverside drive. I'lirklUK Mi-tln,ila Prenllce, Mra. F. H. Eaton. Mrs. F. place, $2r>; David F. Sheridan of greca of the yearlings. Walter Mlllti.il an.I • with Mr. and Mm. Oeorge Silver, Sr., W. Roehling. Perry B. StrassburRer. All of lhi>in in- M- Rlverslcio Heights, $2T>; Charles Pud- The spec t a torn will afterward be The uexl mri'tliiK of lln Il»i1 111,.,,,-I till,.,., nl Kill and Mm. Wlkoff. They returned Ramuel Schiffer, Gordon M. May- 1 1 Special Offer at Yellen's den of Oakland street, $10; MIHS t nkon to thf (I r em tree farm, win ! c ll,.nl< i-lmiii I ,•,.;,....,..:. • .i; I.,. men Thny wtild HH.I Sunday and were accompanied by nard. I,. W. T. Colman. Herbert N. A dinii.-i .1*1.<•« will I.-- ti i.'ii atnre, Humson, on Saturday, August Anna Hyan of White street, $10; there will bp H panuin of Mrs. Whit- hiM Mondny Hi.pt.inil.il '.'Hi. !n llm Ilielr rei-nlli'ctlini n Mf». Wlkoff Straus, Charles T. Lovering, Mrs. 8th, only. To Introduce Costa's Ice d.iv ••vonliiK Hi III,- Itini. «, 'otllltlV Mrs Mabel Thompson of Hewn ney's yearllnRs. Inspection of the nlgnntziltlouH li.->i.l.|nu i.-M In «n*- Henry J. Lamarche, Nelson I, Aslol, cream, wo will give a pint of Ice • Inh l,y I he Mnnm. ml h , .HI lloill.. plaoe, $10; Miss Elizabeth Cnaack of buildings and enuipnit'iit on both MouninllHt tlllll'llni.' 11 I.. I..-. !>.'! for Mi Aii -M Notice. J. Charles O. Hupfel, Porter HORR- cream free for every dollar's worth liliow amocliitlon, fin lli.i .-em nf Red Bank, $10; MU« Mary Ai m- farnm will be permitted. that nl tluil llm. Hi. > <• i >n Thin In to notify my euntomera land. Mrs. Louis Olmbeil. Jr., Mrs.of merchandlHe bought at our ston. nnd ,,«ldtilloin ,,l II... He ;itn.w. Coata's Ice cream, sixty cents a •fronfc of Oakland street, $^ Bnd IM.Illlder |ilo|i,ie.-.l pl.ni . f... p • i i ii;» that 1 am now at Seagirt with the Arnold Wood. Jr.. Charles L. Hiker. \ih|. Ii will I,.. In-I.l I,-, lto.il Hank cavalry tioo|i f<,|. (wo quart, thirty cent* n pint, twelve Thorrtas .F. Kano of Middietown.' $•>. Mm Harnard F\ Gimbel, John J. With lAwes Coal Com|mny. Harold M All. n i • , .. , ,'l. >.v. ..nil,,- Hah 11 weeks, lint will he leady to neiTe, navoi-B. Onee, you try It, you'wlll aU coinmlll.-. npi • • • •• them liuitiedliitrlv upon my letiirn Hlmidel. Mra. Htanley A. Hlmon, Pr. wuys buy It. Wo »1HO have \i Ilrflt ,1ainPH H. I'arkefl of KockltiHM pint ti Of Itl,,,,,., .,, I . , I, .i||,, i|, ,. vlM | [ KIHIIK Ilinn.-elll. HIKII pulnlet H.inlt llat-nld H. niabrow. Mm. J. MeCarhy, claas delicatessen unit KioreV.- %i Harvest Home Nupper. iia.H hc.i-omn RHFiorlnted with t Ins ni-iiH t.-i 1 !,. In. ;,,-i .1 • .I- partnicnt. nil Hindu of inent.s. <• .m«* Dutch Kfi formed church. 1'oll'n TI,.- will 1.1. thi-i.- .•.- "tieet, Red Him li Ailvritlneitieut. l.lltle, Kreilerli-k J. BurRhar.l. Ern- l Nflfh, WrdnRHday. August HMh. IHrtt eIn-ted vlre president ami .'iO. AdultH $1.00, rhildMii W» tome.I.II-. I.... i< iji. *t 1 '••. VS. i^td,.^ m Mi. I'arkeH Is a mentttct of (tin lied IM,, mi V.,I..,,,..1.11. nniii. Hlrher H. (}i>uj(h, Ilnrtv S. like II. Hi-hmfft n ,-nniilcn, •' li....««- rents Advertisement. i..I, • .\ui.. i. ,.,, .. • ;i.-l. c. ,i|t .,( the N,,,,.,.|,,!. |. ,.„ ., ,,-,., Al| !<>ilt* nnil Mi.-* Uueini'ev t'linan, .li clKiu-elten nnd stationer'- »' ™'"'h H»nk borough council ••' M--. t Ii . 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mm h l"i I,nn, I,ut t lint he thought he wind lit all nul.t uliti he hail nut Th, Theater Man Dies ' e,l and rooleil ufl In Biillwirikel <,f Atlantic High AflPt From Injuries t,-.i,'ls was bent for ami he aiimmirt ill teitd a restorative while Mr. Andei >(„. .r MrVirker Was Hit by an *on wus in the CMI. Mr. Anderson n \\n.i then taken home and he fol- Automobile While Crossing lowed the doctor's advice by goln !have he, Km;) Orean Avrnue at Seabright— to bed. Alxmt live minutes later I., wan stricken for the second time and • vip* '•"'" ':l1 r'"j" "' "" Manager foi I amoua At tors. ! h- died almost instantly, Illfhtar I him an tiafl jlin on. t>, ; t!',,«,-e M- I Mi. Anderson was born at Wood pleasure of a leal view of the m s tu)V veI 1 ,,ve,lui,'l >., tn.-i , »1- I- •Hlien theal ••i.-i ,,ne | < Hen New Jersey Ahmit 23 years ' * "• ••» " " ""V d" "" 1 is the aenal phol..|i I a|.hi • ,,.-•: K '• i" •!» V .11 ,,f the ..IdfM n i.< 1 I' tK'i he moved to Mataw.n, where he I I' "" The Enna Jettick is the fits ograi.hs of emd el'v iiie ;tk, - luh of New V. -ill opened a lumber business. Seven privately owned commercial dli vears aRo he enlarged the business Iglble. The Enns. Jettlck Shoes Im ttie air Th* I'-ima let'n k hv buying the lumber plant at Bel- have secured the services of the ship aero-car and special truck : &imn j. tin V. MTI his way hi,me fi.-i ifonl His son Is In charge of this 'plate Mi Anderson managed the died early I!" f. HER m> BIRTHT>AV from InteniMl In! JMalawan plant He moved to Bel- ! !•:- hf was pre- ! l"!d about a year ago. His wife died Local Resident Vaudeville Shows Th» cal whi, h >ii A Surprise 1'arty fnr Mltm Ji,** •ufiubeishlp In 1 almost two years ago. Besides the en by Atvln ^ 'i. ' Adams. attached to t'n •• son niehl loned he has a daughter, Is Heat Victim at Players'Club ., . i.t ijship In flre- Mr. Me Vi, M- i... Mis I'iieMei Weber of Matawan. Mr. The 22d birthdHy of Mi» i, Mr. ;u>ngatreet shore thn tv •>•-<• < .-- Arvleison alao leaves two brothers phine Adams, daughter nf Mi Hiey Are Fe*turr> of th* Win , • » Ab.|,an^h of Hl^h Bridge and [ ing Stricken at Work—World surprise party on SHtuidw\ > (lam Fecst I (might N»w JMn-a Ah'e Anilcrnun of Milllngton. War Veteran. at her home Tin In HM W> House ( iimnullrr Apin.m'mt w;i« tbf son "J Mi Andeisnii was an Odd Fellow I rated with pink and wii ' - nri a member of the Matawan Meth- j -LI i i*i Kield±> bong- Mr. MeVl, * i|i(- wol k Overcome by the intense heat ers, balloons hnd HI»II»- I , dlst church. nun at Uncroft. He er in he Itie Mon Hn Monday afternoon while at work in In one coniei ,;e d<" ,,n i i i >, Innday afternoon and It was con- i tjinjiloyed in theter at Ne.v. 1 peiMinal road, Pietro Gallasi, 39 years old, was big blrthdny cniii- in, , ' "•! «* *'on* ucteil by Rev. Elijah Reed of. Mata- , f fe.,| (mil >i, Sir removed to hl» home on West Ber- vors of Im' *, h- t I i h i i I s < K i .•".h Th. He served at dil- wan. Burial was at Ross Hill cem- Henry lr*ln> am* and gen place, where he died a few hours were given i,, :, , i , , > i ' i III i i I' k * tny "iil;l'» ihe employ of En- Mmi, etery at Matawan. : rmus bmthcri and Kthel Bnrivii ma n»K*)r afterward. Of the featui,:. i- I ' ' . il l f i 4, | , , , i»:ll»iy >rl . letter he became for Ethel H« i He was stricken about three dnlKlit 1 he .i.iii . •'ml Mr». Edward Field In the Mr. M.-Vi.-l- STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS. o'clock. Dr. James W. Parker was plwyniK ^NIIH-M m i t i nn 1 rur>,, \\ M' !i wHNrt » n\\ ih -i... t.,, ,i in 'he Jonathan and built up aami w.. , .1,, summoned but despite the physi- Music Wllw lIllhlMi 1 h\ I hi I nf Mini I tin \\ < t>ln T HU 1 IUI i \ Mrs. Geiaomlna Abate Died Shortly cian's efforts Galla«i passed away at hur'p ni chesl i '< In , » ^\ -i ^ ii i i ihif i| m M I ',1 h^ I i t> hf moved 1o Ix>nn ami ,. , i .',.;,.• !>nme uni- After at Son's Home. 7:45 o'clock that night while aittlng were Helved ;,i ?, hit. ) im ' •),, , l,,.i.«« H. Mc- made his i rtiiiipnce n a chair in the yard of his home, M < 'Illli ) Hv H ! . u >[ ih i ,i i)', old famous Mrs G«aomlna Calzxa Abato died »•!. He becamf. ill Mr. Gallasi, a World war veteran, Those JH iv-' nt ^ t , M i \}i - M Ml I «'ll 11 IK ) IHI.MIIIJ, , ,l, li, .' 11 ^ 111, hy • I went int" » « oina last Saturday night of a paralytic was born in Italy an*- oam« to the I ' .- '" I Saturday stroke at the home of her son, Nich- apullu Him IIMIU It , in l I I >v* I If i fol llu m wr in 1« I f It ivf AtUn- United Ktatea about twenty yeara Kalph I >?, i'hilhi' , t t i i I" I III Ml! Hill! I* t Hi II ,,. • -- r . )• ml was con- olas Caizza of Lelghton avenue. She '1*i 'il ^ wart Til !.•• I! ago. He served in the army and af- New Voili, M i , 11 it i nti* Hli HH) I \ \\ f 111' hU i 1 i ->•• - ' !•„! '• I1 Johnson, was first stricken about eight months -nn Mills er hiH return from the other side t'.one of New»i! h t I, i u • 'In < t,ni ^.1 WHIIX I liny [ 1 ni M f . . .,t . lint, h ut Nave- ago, but apparently recovered and eight years a^" was married and norelli and ,!i,i;, hi n i in, I i HK\II H .1 t Hi IIIIIIK ai 1-MIi View ceme- was able to he out A few hours be- moved to Jtert H..nk. fore her death she walked to her Tina of I,unt 1:1 u ' , I i Him nn |i l[|M ' i I HII 1 ( »rik Mr. (J-allHMi WH* a member of IMnpatoto HT i', MI i i i •-) !»!• \ i, i-e, lenves Iiis wife, who sen's home, two doors from her own, Shrewhbui y i"isi, American Legion. anil v-,a'- 'it, t,,iinei Alfle Weaver, one- and was stricken and died a short COIL'IH 1)1 HI,ml! t 1 He ia survival hy tun wife, Angelina William .Slieiin:,', ' time leading woman in Shakespear- time later. I*. Gallasi. two sons, Habatino and ean repertoire with Mr. Booth; and Mi. and Mr-, I ». 'it in . .: ah Mrs. Abato was born in Italy and .us, both oT whom lived with him; Mr. and Mu, I nun in two daughters, Miss Affle McVicker, three brot hetH, Benjamin Gallani of ' i IM i..ir hei an actress, and Miss Hors.Ua Mc- came to the United States 26 years Mr. and Ml.-, l.oui, , \ . •< \i a i s ajfo. Vicker. ago. She lived in New York for Ked Bank, Domtnlck Gallasi of Corelll, Carmine < mi ' • -^ in'ivl Mr-nday af- many years and moved to Red Hank Pittsburgh, and Joseph, who lives in Italy, and four sisters, all of whom letta, Miss Anna Itllii II u - •••. M«k at his late, 15 years ago. Her husband, Palsy Kate Maletto, Mhnii in m ,t SCHOOL TEACHER DEAD. live in Italy. ... .-Bl-.l Oil : i,. -.. William R. Black- Abato, died in January, 1828. . Grace DeMarla, Miss Idii MHIIIII \V I HI ;. . i •! "I Kimp*on Memorial Besides her son Nicholas she is The funeral will be held tomorrow til II - I '..limn:!!, ilnughler of Georfe H. Leonard BU Served For mornlmj at nine o'clock at hii late Miss Fulvia Dt'll Omo Miii Anita \n Ih 'i^r rimrch of Long Branch, in survived by four other children, Nel- McGuire, Bobby McGuiia MIM Jen • -. •• i II.I-.HIKII or Mmiison sv»- ,. Hnrlal was at Evergreen M Tears In County. lo and James Calzza and Louis and home and at ten o'clock at St. An- iH, i iolden tntiiK slilkM «t Kvfrett. organisation will offlciite at ths VVHII.'M K S. (llfforrt Hubbard Faucd Aw»y at eighty years old. K«v. Joh& B. McCloekey, cele- Four Bed Bank Women Chosen to Home Monday. brated a requiem mass. Burial in grave. Burial in-charge of Albert MHIH 111! liu ii! I'ivi-u-tt, owned by Mrs. Mr. Leonard was the son of Jesse W. Worden will be at Mt. Olivet Officiate at Women's Club Show. COST LESS; MOIIK SKRVICK. Mid 1 n n 1 I )ub».ikv or Kiuindhurg, S. Clifford Hubbard died Sunday and Mary Abbot Leonard. He was charge of Albert W. Worden was at Mt Olivet cemetery. cemetery. The Red Bank woman's club has Mrs A In rk tiv ilKh'nlnjT Monday morning at his home on South street born at Woodstock, Vermont, and Using Waste AHUI Oil tn Kri-p Down Mrs I ' I I In. i|alrlKK<< *n nllglif. Ths came to New York during the early chosen Mrs. John J. O'Shea, Mrt. of heart trouble. Although he bad William T. McDowell, Miss Katha- Dust on Ntwts V (laik i I OK iipicii hv Wall.-r vwtjen been In falling health for some time, part of his life. With a brother- KEYPOKT VISITOB BTBICHEN. DEED AT THE AGE OF 92. rine Vanderveer and Miss Etta Mil- Ttlrlmrd I in IIv. Mr. Hubbard has been able to bein-law he moved to Lakewood and Crank case autoinoMI*' oil. m in won, Mi •^ • *• Jersey City Woman Found Uncon- ler to Judge at the annual children's other words, uaed oil that no lonk'i'r about the. house and he was strick- bought the property that now com- ClHyti 11 I.Hi V% i.iN A Hi. v.i'. prises the Georgian court estate. He Mrs. Genevra W. Woodruff Died at scious In Keyport House. garden contest on the clubhouse can be used for lubrkatlnK [miiioxen, en while sitting on his porch Satur- lawn Thursday afternoon, August :stoi'.'\ ^ i ..-, Id -ii). oi ' ,, - m-ii'l') was and his brother-in-law later sold Atlantic Highlands Home. Found unconscious In a house in la belnsr used luu ship and WHS the »on of the late J. court college was later established daughter-in-law, Mrs. John S. Wood- old, of Jersey Cty, last night was judged at two o'clock. Two classes Mount-EnKll*li aui>in>l -.. ..i. i Istii ni ! hi- Hi event Anthony and Sarah Caster Hubbaxd. there. ruff of Atlantic Highlands, at the age removed to Rivervlew hospital, have been arranged for adults and from William r .i'.i.>-.- H« had been a resident of this sec- During the 33 years he wsj en-of 92 years. She was the widow of where ahe died two hours later. entries In these classes may be made tlon. Till' ^ I 1 ... I . •!,.:! gaged In the teaching profession in Mahlon J. Woodruff. Death was attributed to heart trou- at the clubhouse on the day of the council ^|n'Mt >li"-i ; , •, tion all his life. . »S ill,lOVV For many years, Mr. Hubbard was Monmouth county he served at Bel- Mrs. Woodruff had been a resident ble. exhibit Prizes have been offered by put tllt> oil in Hi' -I ' niwocifltpd with the firm of Hen- ford. Keansburg, Harmony, Port of Atlantic Highlands fifteen years. The body was later removed to Mrs. Walter French, Miss Abbie Two applW-Htwi):. >'• i;-,'.v,u'n 1 erelved drickwm A Applegate, Red Bank Monmouth and Mantoloklng. He At one time she was regent of the the funeral parlors of Albert W. Strickland and the club. year to kerp t h.' < 111 r-1 - in .ni the for«- hardware dealers. He retired from retired many years ago and took up Paughters of the American Revolu- Worden and prepared for burial. It The Long Branch women's garden The latest tl u. h IlK'i'i view hos- active business two years ag'o. his residence on Palmer avenue. tion chapter of New Britain, Con- was later removed to Jersey City, club will hold a show at that place sprinkled, in this nuun Kli ^ window. The deceased was for many years Besides hla wife. Nellie Wiley necticut. Her son, the late Lieut where services will be held Friday next Wednesday and the Red Bank street. If du«t-layii.j. >••< necrelnry of Navenink lodge of OddLeonard, he Is survived by three Commander John Stitcher Woodruff, morning. Mrs. Meti Is survived by club has been Invited to take part. bought, the root foi i . •:. brothers. Fred and William Leonard was an official of the United States a cousin, Mrs. Catherine Her.ry rf Entry blanks may be obtained from street would tie -KiO ;n. !i ., . ..io.-eiely tlmiik tlnine who sent Fellows and was a member of Nep- shipping board, and alBO served with tune encampment. He was also a of Connecticut and Wilbur Leonard Jersey City. Mrs. Charles A. McClaskey, chair- from a standpoint <>r i it .LIB who donated the une it their distinction in the World war. 1 of Vermont, and two sisters, Miss man of the Red Bank contest com- would have been n. '••<•• ,,111 Itev Kllllih I ' Hei-il ,,f Mata- memh.-r of the Red Bank Baptist WHll! the liiiiri'e«iei-.-i, I'lllef of Po- church. He la survived by a sister, Abrigail Leonard and Mrs. Helen The funeral was held Saturday at mittee. Mrs. Cornelius Aller Is co-those provided by tltr !i,. the Atlantic Highlands Methodist BEACH TARTY AT SEABIUGHT. lice I'Jml Hoyei of Mldilletowii town- Mm. ilrort's Holmes of Red Bank. Hull, both of Long Island. chairman. case oil. The members I ih. i 1- Mm fillip, ntxi Hi! whi> aunt'.ted un In any church and was conducted by Rev. • , I.. The funeral was held at his late The funeral will be held tomor- committee »tat« that tin ...at - M I'llMI way dlliltiK our bei ea vement < aimed Oliver C. Apgar. Monday the body Miss Stella Pnllum of Colt's Neck pump will soon be mivrii h.i; ., M I.'t ,S hy the (lenth of Kiiuik Andemon. home yesterday afternoon at three row afternoon at two o'clock at hiswas taken by A. M. Poaten & Son to Entertained Saturday Night. MIDDLETOWN BRIDGE PARTY. o'clock with Rev. James H. Owens, late home, with Rev. Harry B. the economy effwHed \tt,-i , - I'. I'l Mrsnlil-r, Mid (i. lK!\ Mm 1) ti. Hlinne Mrs. Thompson. Charles A. Frake, Japhia DIED IN HIS 76TH YEAR. ments of frankfurters, hamburger The Middletown bridge club met treet for water sprinkllnK Ma tt. Clayton, Vrank Gronde, and George sandwiches, marebmallows and lem- Monday afternoon at the home of streets which have never bnfoie \'\ rim •iipmin. Mid A. T. wan- H. ilolim•«. The active bearers were ANDREW BROWN COY DEAD. George Layton of Atlantic High- onade were enjoyed. Mrs. John Carey. Those present ceived this service are now ln-i W4NT ADVKKTISKIWENTS Mm. I K. Pearce, Mrs. Lloyd Rld- John Combs. Harry Dennett, John lands Passed Away Monday Night Among those present were Misses were Mrs. Wardwell G. Thomas, Sr., sprinkled. Too 1 at** Foi J'l.iHiM Hnflman, William Truax, Paul Reid Central Avenue Negro Baby Leaves Inez Lawyer, Helen Harrison, Mar- Mrs. Egbert W. Swackh,amer, Mrs. lle, MIHH Kmma J. Maixelhin, Mm. Twin Brother, Amos Jones Coy. George Lsyton, who lived .with his garet Magee, Verna Harrison, Fran- I Honilyn Crant, Mu. J McLiinnhllri. and William Bi< kcr. Burial in Charles L. Steuerwald, Mrs. F. ARREST DOPK PKDDII'KS. chiirKr of R. H. Mount & Pin was Andrew Brown Coy, son of Mr. son, Benjamin Layton of Atlantic ces Allaire, Alma Harrison, Lots Marklie Schad, Mrs. Ernest W. Man- Mm. William Havens, MIM. Murion at Fair Viow cemetery, and Mrs. Edward Coy of Central ave- Highlands, died at the Long Branch Knodell and Paul Reynolds, William devllle, Mrs. Frank Hayes, Miss Wallace, Mm. Tlminiis VonrhlK, Mu Layton, Philip Jiannino, Steve Car- Two Local Men T. il. HaiikB, MIPH l.v.lla Ovenii, Mi.-, nue, died this morning from asthma hospital Monday night. He was Louise Hartshorne, Mrs. Irving Branch Tollc. taken there Monday morning after ter, Harry Pullum, Amory Osborn I \ ( liaunrv Mi 1 IHI GENKItAI, SPE.VCEJI DKAD, after having been taken sick aud- Hance, Mrs. Arthur L. Foster, MrB. t denly yesterday afternoon. Andrew he had suffered a heart attack. Mr. and Jack Chambers. George A. Delatush, Mrs. Geret H. William E llniwn ii* I, ,.iu Mi t A 1 11 1 ^t 1 \ 1 WRS nine months old. Layton was 74 years old and leaves Conovcr and Mrs. Charles Bennett old, of Mechanic sti, f.t in t I (l«ni M I Had Hen Hide InNrx-vt/ir SO Yrara his wife, Mrs. Marie Layton, and Smith, 23 years old o,f 1 III] l| IVFII Surviving him are a twin brother, OFF FOB ENGLAND. Guests Included Mrs. Jelloffe of Mid- M and Mead of Klrtmon 53, Amos Jones Coy, and a brother Ed- three sons, Benjamin, George and dletown Village, Mra. Louis Hummel were arrested by I or^ H t n 11 h | ( lice Monday < hm i I K Bntailvr Central Bird W. Spen- ward. Rev. E. M. Clarke of theEdward Layton, all of Atlantic High- Sir Derrick Wernher of Deal Sailed of Cincinnati and Mrs. Henry O. Ball \l Ih -:i 1n> hr of narcotlcH H< I h w 1 ! I r Fair r.er of J'a.-.vhic d:rd of a heart attack Community Baptist church will con- I lands. Also surviving him are four for That Country Thursday. of East Orange. Those holding high (.III ini.in Tuesday nij,'ht of ],t*t week in his duct the funeral Friday afternoon at | alsters, they being Mrs. Arthur Cur- scores were Mrs. Swackhamer, Mn. action of thi t mn I l> 1,wllll H. L. 1 room in the <-lubhouB(- at, the Seatwo o'clock at the late residence, j tls and Mrs. Arthur Havens of Sir Derrick Wernher of Deal, who Schad, Mrs. Hummel and Mrsder. ball of SiniHiii , i t- h.m« Girt ramp lie was £6 years old and Burial in charge of R. R. R. Mount | Naveatnk, Mrs. William Howir of f a regular attendant at theSteuerwald. ball of »M««> i II A Son will be at White Ridge ceme- I Rumson and Mrs. William Bocckel bridge games at the Red Bank Yacht furnlflh bail ""I • ,O 111 unit • ood for tiny years had been inspector of clubhouse all winter and who wai nil .11 • k« • mall tery at SoutSth EatontownEtt . the coimly |nM ' tiHl rifle practicr in Now Jersey. For S3 of Locust Point chairman of the tournament commit- ynaiH Jsr hml bc<-n president of the The funeral will be held tomorrow tee and a prominent contestant in Sails for England. The t*" "i i Nrw .Ift ft-y Mate fliompn'B associa- REAL ESTATE MAN DEAD. ' afternoon at two o'clock at thethe recent Becond annual tournament Mrs. Muriel Hayman, a prominent tion. home of Benjamin Layton, and will of the American bridge league at As- member of the theatrical colony at nlBlwil Hi- 1 be flctni.i! fi|K'nr»T was a banker at .lame* H. Carroll of Atlantic High- conducted by Rev. GordoG n Davis. bury Park, sailed Thursday evening Fair Haven, left Saturday on thebad bei'il w i I ' rHM!i;ii> .mil h.id served, as council- land•s Passe- d Away. ' Burial by A. M. Posten & Son will on the Aqultania for England. Many Leviathan on a trip to England. the middle it I I man in'I mayor of that city. be at Bay View cemeteryt . notables In the bridge world were at where she will spend several weeks rni-nt nf jn^tl. u Thi <>uyJ\ hi* eonm-<-tlon with the James H. Carroll, real estate brok- the pier to wish a pleasant voyage with relatives. Her traveling com- dfr- <-ovr r" nn t "• o I I il.t .,,,1 ran !,• m .'mm .-, aNMKiation he was perhaps er of Atlantic Highlands, died Mon- for him. panion was Mis. Henry Wlssermann prouiu-i'd tin i I 1 li ' •'•«. m,|iilr«IT «»f <;<>vvrnr»r Bedle of New eral parlors of R. R. Mount * Son plirnto others Acoiidli* -"•I ton Monday from a complication of James's church, Kvenlng services !i.l. Hl'.tlnn hi j«. v. In IHMI hi1 was oommlBHioned of Red Bank and prepared for bur- diseases after a week's sickness. He "Blue Coal" at Seabrlght pnllre no evidence wan f r ial. Private funeral services will be will be held at eight o'clock. The their homes. ., K.ner;il in <>hni>, (» of New Jersey wa» 59 years old. Mr. Clancy llv«d novens will end on Friday night (if This year the first four carloads r nil -ir»f ^iiHKi i iffe ptnrtire. He held nl the convenience of the fam at Asbuiy Park for more than twen- lly. Burial wll be at Fair View cem- next wrek. of "blue coal" ever seen at Bes M li!- a iintmnal Hiiihurlly on fire ty years anil during that time took bright were delivered to the coal 1'ial McCarter RHgh«l> II. It, , .(• ni • .i • <\ iiiniMi'lf hi* 111 ninny mod a In etery. an active part In Democratic poll yards of George W. Klllott A CoU/.a. l H. Me<'arter of l'i>»'i Hill. fMi II, 11 lirtnwitiHhip. Hfl la nurvlved tics, lie was also prominent in the I Contracting Firm Move*. The first carload will be delivered who l» seriously 111 at hln b i.v t^., . 1 -11JKi:t• • i « ami on« son. Mill- Iloy Hit With Bock. Elks' lodge and wan past exalted ml contracting firm of Quncken- to the home of Lady White Todd, d.T the rare of spveinl |>hv"lii"im !;.)\ )'• i \ i. i>8 wnf licld for him last Walter Clark of Rumson. four - ll.il H«nk er of the Asbuiy I'srk lodge. Me Nevlui has moved Its office mother of Mayor* VanR. Halsey of and liivinrd nni^eB, w=>^ ^ll^hi1 l" w, •[•,. dv and 1 he hodv wan (hfnyears old, w«? treated at the Hlvpr- ^.il#.i.«ii n«af movedd tot J Hranrh about tw Zohel building nn Hronil numnon. In the future the he«t piov.-d thU niotnln« 'n -u-lii '.- ;.i .. < ,! •. .( . » •• "MU and *»M'')i if<\ h\ view hospital last night for » i:'ityeart ago He survived by a wld 1 y ,ffl,e bull,ling nn lilver Kin'ten of eoal for househnlr] lire will .,•',,,(> f i - .in t >••• I'll' arni'nicnt. Bui - oa the head. He was hit with a b ei ly IH <-u|>ied l,y be. eoloiefi by a new piocepn by uonie ui i'--i- iiwntp I'i'Jv nt Pajsctic roc It ow. two sons, flvn brothers and thiee sisters. rate. coal companies. Htalle.d in hlft hedl'^'tn yf- tt S W[ . ,, RJEAJ. ISXklf iifv: ,«one f • XI'JEFMf , . ..

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tin '• Provri*(,. will esmii' Mr. tr.- with Mr »i. ' '.' Mine < «H .-. • ploy«wl at '* ^*. RFAI I s r A. r» ^aoatl«ri WIT ' Chailfa h:.' from Cht' «*• wMki an-1 •"• • vtntlcm Bank. I Mra. Janf '-, '• houae witti -• •, week, FOR RENT at onra, al Fair II..., ... , • I iMien. * '*' v. ,. room hunaalow, < ooidn t kliy I. T-II, ,| Hm k • Flarhei »» • I.* all modern imi'ro veinei.t. /,,r l,.j.Mt , ' ' ARl'kN il'.B Hi all an,nnd imar or all year iwi.rt ..ir;.,,.,* , „ beturfU.v i • >,„,,.! v nig,, - f.o.l ».„,.,. e. Apply Un w ...I-, II , „« ft. VK y ,>n heating plant and chlro- Mr. ar.-t 'i! •- ll...-.,r.,i.|r A,I,| :lnil,eiB. l,yj* Bank «J» M v , itHiieil l,y our modern auction of Newer* „,.- a.',2. fti-,1 B«r,t FOR RENT, two j-ivii* K.,,Kfl, of Mra Ni-I . i M'^ equipment. Low ratea. YOUNt. I,Mil, »« *.i telephone .tv I,ark luinnlH. "Wa ara «i imily. Ad- Zar.k Hslj,- • dresa W ' II , dia ing a w*n- li ". WORK IN i'my Kuranre Cleaning Co., «0» H»nry Men-?- ' be nli IIIMWI ivtniit, Aebury Park, phona Mr. ar.il Mi alrcal. hav* i-».ttirn«-^ MAN ••!,', ],..Mti,,i, i* ifTe'ii merhan- ".:ni*m ('i' v " •' • |r ,\ II l.n.l »ll H«.i H«nk WATF.lt SYSTEMS—Fairbanke-Morea wa- ration at t!,. •• 197v M .., , he,,, H»H llhiik • ATTRACTIVE •.; * ter BysurM Ir.stallad. Wa eiiec.iallte In bath ; furniob*! Mr. ami l> •- | ,..'i..| i., ./'I ]te>idence Mlddl.lown. N. YOI 'N'I. : I I'] III M, v.,,.1,1 IS. |.,i«lti,, t_h oil lmii.*> »nfl chll'ltn. « ! .1 , ],),-,no Mlililletown U. Plumbing. rvlCB, |MM>h R I.eHtnm mirl tlniiiriu Fred 0 Hmat. ; very thrnugh New V 1,1 V Inquire at I A! In I.KII HflNK Window Cleaning' (.,,. W. to BO Ji.l.ii M «la. Tl.i-v wlriduw. ,,l road, Ing and t!,.•, * i N .1 " BEAT/TIE I'A K I II. Locust atti,i the end "t tin . 1,1. :r I S ROOMS FOR RENT bath, •l«t)|)i-.f i.i. ! Mr. ami Mi- closet*. open hi H)H IfKNT, nicety furninhed i M«tic heat, h K i burg aiB ain-i . AN'I AIWFKTISEMKNTS privilege', lawnr Phone Ked Hm^ > Harry »»'• tin.! i i.iye avetiue. Red •panning ^i- HOUSE HUN'MNr- t.s 1 I-Oil KENT, iwii c nriectiiiK furniahed you. I have ,, f- With 111* |.l. M r«nt In R«d He. , Rwlthfnhv II aamya U abU ranta. W •treet. Red HHF k The C.rni .. MISCKI.IANF.OUS •. llf J open it* nlif, > I.OIX.K ROOM for retit; desirable room BUNr,Al/)W K*sd Hiiri^ ] N ASHI I! Y I'A L'h > - •> m f »U » available for uae aecond and fourth Iliiimtlay ui^lits of each ni.itith. Applr al merit! Hi,,!!, nlrtit Tln> tliu ,.ln,n .,f Sinmnn.i Flsner Co. \U<\ BHMI- I ' FOR HF.Nl NIWIY I I'KNISIIl' II r...,ma for rant jaac im,,,,l 1 NliW i- U>*: I'm, *• t.Mvti v i:,ni l,i,i.Mkeri.iiiK 141 Droati .lieet houaes; («"• It-il II... .-I. i l>"ii<- 'ir.». rni.U i 1 t«i. ilnfin ninh ,\ I I I M • '.I t,,i lent furtinhed threa- 1U M ...,, . ,...., .Miiiii-tit: cent i ally looted ; 2476. FOR HfcNI in jit * 1 Jit II,1. IUISINI.SS NOTlCtlS tlon, ini- u\r- (Uik i ! (>() (if A . t • 1 () U HFNI MONI'V We h and he w HC «,-. < Iu •Jilt t i liiifii J'M' off H plat,. , hv KilwmM Mr M(

jiini., T ' Ii' .It -;u,( "Ivor 1 ',1 lm,,s II H<»Mi ,.,lintf l.ut I. al v,lk APAR'IMI" I » l-l'Ill . 11 will n con fthOUrf,?, roarhea. fleas, ate, per- ..in., altianlv*. Th, ill <1lrt. manently «it«rminat«d (guar*n- romfoilKl.lf UMI I.# Ulc th )• i • 11 -1111V t4( in V tee.l . Rati caught, with trained fer- Hind.I UIIM-I, Kin I Iliinl of 'H llhr. d ttn i.l, rets (not poUoned). Phone Anbury 'lU WAI.I.Ai K STHr.l'.T; ith wti. ^ i in invite,, t«. r.H»Mwl on fi bfe aii'l .1 table ins. IN 2K.3. Jack Kendrick. CBtablishfld over lioaid, 57 1'ln h.-uik 1071. Th« Riuuirty nc>i(H.] plrnl. ON F1VFR ROAM, F« thirty yean. KUKMSIIr.l' I »llh bom.I. '«"<]«• h*ld mi iho rlnii.'li K'MI: • tine kicallon. 61 ronmi hath, kit.-hen "all var. aiieil ; |.:ivii' Wadnoflriny. Plnn.'r MIK! ( HH.'k. ,.hone 325-J. BOARDlMf;, modern improvementB. hot Ea.t Hmi-ii |,li rludlng rarilo; or un tirlfK will ho •• •> •!•• ..^ ixi i.. or .mall. WANTfcK thiee child icii tu boa id. m-t • -•> Ited BanV. Land 12 Mechanic •treat, Will b»> d#-i11rM«.,t •;- • • !• to nli&t. when and over 1 t years old : nn thlrteati- icr« aehool. Houaa jual renovated farm : fresh eg^s and poultry, vegalaMppi He.I Hunk. out. Six lovely mums ami tnl la(« Erne pit W ' - • ' H Sllk-H. 17 Harrt- (nid fruit. K. F. I), 1, box 20A Estontown. T' W < I , -i iment, furnlnhad or «n- lor. All Improvement Hank. i-ln)[i« lB'Jl. N. J. ., ,..,.h(>il: bpHiitilully located on river era and if is en Kent f > I.lock fimn Uniatl atreet, Bl Eaat Front ennn^, wlm tui \ - ;•• • •- • , WANTEO. real old antique furniture": Dietx. Matawm, N. J. Hank. Wftfk with M il>f- • ! 1[i ••• • ( • I ith n. btiilder and m'iRt be over one hundred years old. tea, pi a tin. ap«- We also do very fine cabinet work. Yes, iiK roo or ig NEW HOUSE, •h» Rupnii \'isb, , • !,M-I-, Ml: ANY (INK riiiviiie|!KtateK roomB s Regattafogatr ren,, t AugusAugdurinu gt Ch a Biirt ftlt*r«- «e do Lhem right, and our prices a.: e t Rt At to their homr nt i-i. -,nu\\, Sun iph't.. n. [)fflr« 248 right. I,. Richmond, Freehold. N. J. 21. z:, L'.'t. kindlly rcReit r name att ChChama - otfice, 63 Broad street. day. nhnne m WANTED, to horrow. Ji.OllO " on~n«v" SIX-ROOM nut i, ! l,)in:i|. HPII IVir.k 2120. i" U Monmouth hiiuie. Addreaa B. B., drawer M. Ke. IK paid to cMI- Bunk. __ ! rilKKH-HOOM Hi'HitmenTVnd bath. Ap- FOR BENT, h MIHH Isll/.nhi I !• (••• 7'.» Monmnulh atreet, phona 419. Rad WANTEb at once. Invalid's wheel crmir; from ft t rili tc :•!': • •wher« i!iry en (•••veil and miint ba In good repair and rcHnotinlilo. iiwuy iib'ii.' m-- .-d I tl'nn. lie! Thomnon, i.1 West Front street. rhnne [RSISMED ROOM to let. 67 Oakland luncheon. Red Bunk 2010," Hi eel, Kni Harik,_l>liojia Z698-M^ 1 1 1 Mm Knillv !'.,.,. .,. KUI^I* anil whulnw slHafl. FOR IiFNT Mrs Hf-nvy Kft'* . * i< hnw rt'hivn' '! tpr, Mrti. Ap^u, " > ' H. Mnrrla Flute Glaaii $3,000~WANTED'on~firBt'mortBaire on ie«- 1O.M.S. r.ninecting, furntohed; modern beat In. al hom« ntirv pppniUiin two weeks with III atnat. phono 1068. Red menln; miltabltuitabiej for a coupleupe;: ^UOHIH of Mi" ,*•• Mentlal property for two or third vem», Mrs Joseph I.fwiM of N'cwHilt AHdram. Mortgage, drawer M. UP-) Hmili • usckeei hiK ronvenienceB. Call for par- day last week ulnin . it OS Weat Front street, Red Mr. and Mrs. If ,T. I '«tnipr unri STAMMERING. "aViitti"riiiji." I.R.dny. di'fwt-" n (1 I.urlpn Ii'Aiit! (iKIKN'I'AL and domaBtlo rusa and ive phonHtion, riRHRltty fiom t-tn^i nal fomlly aril Bjw'iiflitiK f w 'iFtyH at atfi Vorrertive, chllilren relaided in hrercli Hill KENTOunii.hed room, near etation. EHiHT-ROOM IS breaking *\th , RPV. nnd Mm Kdwmd Plorro of Old carpeta made into nisi. Ras IXX-HI and FhiUdchitiia rcfcicnc.-B. A.l- I.AHilE. «hy fuinlKheii room for rent at lln »liite» Ihiii ••!• Hadley-Hall, • lie\on thHt r for B fpw dnys 1 SEVEN-HOOM h i day Hlnco I.' . -' ROOM FOU RENT, nice large room ad- 1 ,or. Monmouth Carpet Cleaning ovemeritu, f Mrs. Kdwn nl lini i]f.;(« and ami fTi-ammnr and high •rhn.,] suhjer|H joiniiiK bath ; with or without meals, prove bufiine.HH hei i' II I, 13 Kail L'l.mpanr, telephone Morimouth Beach ing August and Sept cm her. Hut en choice location ; tjuiet place; no children. ddress K*ith spent. Fiid.-w at Anbury P»rk. Miss H:nm>» i .ii I .- N. ^ ' '2. William Qroaa, proprietor. !;onahlo._Appl2_B.. drawer M, Ked H I mi u ire Ht 21 Branch avenue. Red Bank, Mr«. Annn 1 *lli irli find daughter, 1 .. 147 vacat irm "f .u, ... ^ BOARDERS WWANTE D -I-aigge alryy~ ihhl NEW fve-toom FURNISHED or unfurnished room for hot water- h* Mra. Tlohert Sfarrh, and prnnd- vln Briivor "I I in • i rivei r frontft . CalCll at 3S Huh- MAUAME SA.RA UARUISU. trained 3pir- rent; can u»e kitchen, bt\lh »n«i phona; rage, lot 60xifi'"> bard •venue. River Plnia. or phone R*xl dn\ij?htpr .In np Fppnl Thursrtny nt Mlsn A lie- :•, " •• '• •' • •."•••> ella oomctiere. 227 B«rB«n plac*. or ue. private, 19 Eaitt Front street, first floor. Hal). 69 Moan Bank 3f194-M.3f194M* Phone Red Bank_ls7f>.#_ Newark with Mt inwl Mrs. Onrdon hna lioi'i. vl'iti, *., . ..-,... phone BU7-M. Ited Bank.__ n« 1H88. WANT to buy overhead Irrigation nystem, NOW is the Uraa—Hava your iult APARTMENT for rent, newly decorated; Search. iliurr (%i I" . i .' 200 feet; nnmt he rhea.i. Write or rail • L>ontr«d and LMeased whiU you walL all modern improvementsntB; $S$80 a monthn . Mr. anrl Mrs. Hnbort Rparch pave Hnn Handy, 843 River load. Fair Haven, Mrs. Ui'i'ii • •• i -. , .i ••!• .mil Own (ruin 7:00 A. M. to 11 :00 P. M. D«- Any M. Chamber.. N. J.* Went Fiont atreet. Red Bank. a birthdny pnrty Ft Ulny hi celebra- iIiuiK!itoi. 1."i ,.• i. i •l,,,.,:.,l-,iv M»rci>'». fleftiiiri md ilyera, 60 WhiU Bridte avenue. Ii.< tion nf the fifth Mrthdny of Janp. in Nf w Sin i. ati-eet. Kod iinnk. FOR RENT in Red Bank, four-room apart- avenue. Keil Hank. EMPLOYMENT ment in rear of 67 North Bridge ave- The hor NEW 1'OI.ICY Mnyawurnk Sinhalnf prioeCo. .wil orl dthue WHITE HEI.r wanted: seneral houaa- 289-R.- _ ll.i, 2,!!0-W. lisil order to help untor- woikerB, rooki. Aiiply Monmouth Em- a ip favors WPI> given f<> enrh <*f Jinic'M Hiookl.m l.i.-.l wt>«k. kil f d f TWO larae •ooms, with or without nnd eliminate out-of. ployment Service. 99 Monmouth itraet, raid* Heights jpjeata. Thoao pi (prnt vvn-n i 'urn! Mis Kilwmd UullpdKe of New phone Iio.l nanJi__SS^3/| board, in private family. Mrs. Far roll. Moll A:, I) nil- .-(III, f,u BHU. MldilW- State. Highway, Riverside Heights. Red Fraetander, Mm y 1 -f-nnnid, Kicnnor Cumiaii, i'oimwtU'Ut. is vlKillnK IH-I l,»n S1...-V 1-HI in. 'rhcimna S. Field. I UK MdVAN n ('mtuiiiiiv. established NUUSK I^nK experience general nure- six roorns, nil Bank, phone 2359, • garagtj ; |ft0 pei rnnnlh. B«iBl«r, Jrnn ('mninniKh, ( In truilp iiui;iii Mi* AnnpUn Rwa,ck1mniiM. l-li,,,,. Hi-,1 Hnnk Mil. 1M1IH, ,lw* ,. U0% of lha aim biui- iiiK: cHpnblo In massage and diata. Taka t °n> In mil in FURNISHED room by tho week or by the Monmouth »tre«t, I'tmti^ Davidelt, Raima I^vnmlu^kv nnd [K YI> 11 do,it nee Hilv«iti«ed here tile jolt •id IU-d Ban it. "Th«r«'B chiuKO of itivnlld. A. Terinke. general da- Mi.-. Ki-filfiirk 0. Adsm« in njiend da.y; kitchen nrtvlUses. Mrs. Wood- DESIRABLE hone* f nt. lo aled Why Mary Jane Rtlmlf JMMC WUH HIP in- vo.i want try inwjilhia in Biiverllneruent ward. Forest avenue, corner of Lakeside itiM a few (IHN'S at Qur>Kue, LOIIK H United SILaten IHEE llva'man wanted to take care of one of Red Fank'a best streets: all mod- pay [•STIt ? Start Ifor a hnm* of rour own. nf your own. Employers read thBte «(i- avenue, Rumson, N, J^ ern improvements. Rent $40.no. Apply Luker'n Reinlty, Belfnrrl, N. J., cipient of mnn v tiin- ^ i f 1« Innil Civil Hervire ( umm .1 Wir IH'.arti - mr summer buflfneea. Apoly avanlnga. I'AI ilKtunenti to tfat a Una on available FURNISHED room, "inglo or double, at offlre. of Sigmund Eisner Co. ment «f«rinH>. C Mnynn liiniinelt lo eiKlh o'clock. Ill Klver road. Fair Mis. Uiilph Bowman of Mniid-laii . workers. | Yesterday Mi f« Annn IIlli Irh pn- extc.utrm nil \\ m K " iily. | Ifi Dak< - ven, N. J. board If dolred. with private family. tertainpd her «'<>II^II, Mrs. Kathnr- forniciiy of Mlddletown, has tjeeli land Mtrept. i-h.-n., I 1 Rmik. 26 Orummond place. Telephone Rod Bank (IROWN DOfiS and pupplei for alia. HAMHKKMAID-NURSE, Nocwealan •ii*ht ln« FntUr of I ,.K.ii»nds. vlsltlnc Mrs, Daniel (V Ailnms. KAHMKKS mul (MI ...» will (Iiiil a ycni'»' experlenca, $S0; flr»t cluss cook, Pui.ple" fiom I3fi up. Helen 1.. TWO furnished rooms to let in Rumaon; reudv mnrko! fo lure tiy ad- ^WISH. f Hit. Houieworker, German, five Mnrion Crawf-.t,! nf Brooklyn Is Tho t;-irrajnpnt ftf Holy niinnnin with all Improvement B, or, residential HiiKhaa. freehold marl, Tinton F«ll». vettiMiig lti 1)H.- U rlanaifli.il eol- von is' experience, $50. Couple, fler-man, BpendlnR R month Rt hnr fliimmer ion \v:\s obnprvftd «t ('hiinl rhun'h street; elecmnt home for one or two la- NT. J.- •ook, Inttler, chauffeur, gardener, axp«rU hom«. Runday morning, wltli lh" iprliw. riien: 100 feet from Red Bank hue line. I1AVE join .-li.thf 1 at ilia City nreil. tion. Phon« Rumson 691-J. Ad- ArlnTenn Bnx_312, Rumwon, N, J.* ^ Rpv. Krnpnt \V, MHn.li>\tllr orrnpy. , ^ Rldff« road, Rumnon, or t-hone Mr. and Mm Cl.^ilfH Kn^ifr and r hnuae huildlns; cost D>.y C1...M, . . '.' Btmet, near lrC( s fi "h1 s1!t"' Ing tin' pul|il(. • I! (, • fGO. AUo Nnnh ijnad • ' e 2117.Wll- farnlly were down over tho week- t'lf.0, will SCOTCH WOMAN wanta rleaning or cook- REAL ESTATE WANTED. tiiirk. Minn Jfirxetihlm MUHNOH. Drum- end nt, tlio hnnif of Mrs, Knaimr'n ! Intr by the day or cooklnit week-end. ; monci plure, Ke.l HHUV. PA1NTKK .D.I "Ii ilei- nill nlho laka •urging, confinement eaaee. PROPERTY WANTER amall farm or mother. Mm. ThTrHn lW.i. Mifl TEN-mXE dintriK n iel. ""walnut" lot !-«N i|M. nil at Wilson place. Kumion, houaa abova private home, wlih six or more rooma, 1 Keansburg News. 1 Doea ftlwo t'liti ! tfdiK d <>n Runilay tKre«-vLnr« Hvtun ro iiUd :,...!:• si i>niti!«d at or near Ke.l Bank, to axchanea lor »«t; br«akf»»t j m nel : oil r-licBi'. (Iranian *ll«. _ He' :: '«.! Tl:,.ini two-family house In Jersey City, ineott)a' invest in Real Value. her HP phew. H>.M-K OT Prnnklyn. I'lnin ronklirr. Call Rad Bank 1078-W IT Brown place. lied Bank. Phona ID Koniinliuin nt Hi. ,1,,,,. ,f F I. Miller. liKNKRAl, KI.EdTiriO IH-lnch 1NSTKIN I lK.nl ot MUHlr mra Auiitln, 2R Cherry atreet. RadBajik. lilBl-J. Miw I'linni'i !">.•;.• ivii ojmrated on N. SKIIIK l.iiriii. I'lilHi' Holler mill ChHTln- Otrafully oboMn real tatate In and around Ka)d VoB,.l.) for nppcn'li'iM:. ;it fhc I ,<>n^ Brnnoh Bask 1* an lnveatment with wonderful posaibllitlct. ,*»„, :;sf phrni.. i.i ir vicinii v; rnmmunlrtta with hnnpttHi v.'^trril.i, •I'hnusnniln nf ppnpln linvc l]o<.|ioil . Hiptr., M 1 AuRiintn ntrtet, 8outb Todaiy'i market la rightfully termed a "Buyers' Mar- .hone Jiu II t« or together: very ni^he'l ninirtnient in Red Bank or •.- food real aatate In thla •ectlon at pricja aa lot a* pleteri nnfl II U rs]»'i(n| thift * hn • if hl;i innnv tliiKpnlc aittlnK ••onlr'sl.-. it« worth , er> UvtJ in. Wm .rrtrt $1D pet- rlnity. KeasoTinVOe lent. Fhont R*d -i'.7, Hum»on, N. J., or ,M1. A.M week. _T«,ephnna_Eatentnwn_4 82.* rjeott in liRlit* will he plnred Boon. K'>lly i» nli>l> 'il« \m fi...i man, attmm>v «K*et. Ker«!t. N. J.. phnnc JL_MHtHj^nji, N. J., rhnne_fi31." hfl- nf the rJilirrli, ,unt mi,,lli,T will f,-W yeiiifi n^n I| in hni'lly pi,-i.il t ,|.. KXI'ERIF.NGED 'BtrienerVlohed" position lll:i:\k I ,l:;r «el, Snanl.h atyl«."wlth~foiir llUfl Bnn Iff).", W. WANTErt. lot on KnvrWnn ivtnut; ttkt* Ibul ho will (Mulouvot tti tsm iMini', IU.il a* RAtriener aril r&retaicer; married**rid real eatate. V«y t'» ll«ve tUt» cli" til* Itv.htn put nlze, lov. cut raph price unrl exact lo* • 1 lali -. di.i|i lal.lo and riii.hiiai d ; unuvi- no family; (Jerman. Adilrens P. O. 3ox in < 'niri pni t\ra MI <• I••=-!• 1 /it thrIITIIMI. lull II Is Illioly HIM! II.- nlll ..I. Hi ruin mi'. HIi.'P. 11 While stieet, tlon; no Woken. Aridrens P. O. Box 121, JOSEPH L. KNK1HT. •m:tlon*«r, oT«r •.'.I. Kliifi-nn, N. J.*______rhuirli kitclit-n fVM v W.-'liH-'nlm hr mi lop (if the prili- f.ir til.' Ii. «l I,'..,I lln.,I, Ked Bnnk.' ,",I,A SlillF, .e.lan. like no". 22\« feet; twenty jrenta' eiperlenr* leUlnir i Mfni>UC A(,K1> womfin woulrTlike'iVoBltlon Tou will and many excellent buying opportunities I wo we(>l(R or R(> WANTED," two or thre« arrea tillible afti*rn(H>n 'm t|M. biill.litij fun.) I Ht housekeeper fu, vri.low nr wl<(ov.-«r. l.iilll liv .1.1,,,. .i. 11,.v IIITI: Vanllleick goods at auction. 1 nail unythlnf any- IT round, with or without hulldlngi, on ' . t'Miin I VVn.nl , Hunk Hfi7-H. "IIMI, i.hi.nn r,H I M, 1:c.I Hunk.- Ili-cliinii Mm my for mulr hntlilrik' ward will t'Mi vc f(ii ('inn, t i.-htin o, ( ESSfOOI.H «-1«.MI«,1 nt laun.inabU rate*. t HllJlUKN inken rare of evening*, by the private owner* offering every clue of real eitatn lal Sl\ Mill';.'; r.nii t'lb..,. l..ur Ilium and one REAL ESTATE FOR RENT" where ntif will •<}•• mi ^ wi U roil ».•,,. lliii'il $.') cm-ll l.v Hi-C"idi.i Call Atlantic IIIUIIIRIKIH •*.'>'/. ' him i- l.y roxpcrtahle married woman, i Im: -I." :il>l all r..i Jin. Cnn be Red Bank and the aurroundlng territory. Wlllliun Ilii.iK. U. Kl I /.All. remitvir ut !••(! anlinuU Telephone Tttul Hank ,H5K'J. ___ SIX-ROOM houne. iun (torch, hot water Mr nnd M t M U'HM.M I i,.n *'i mid • -»., m Is , I,,, ,. ,.,•!, I „!, llniei.. N. J." 1 heat, two-far unrRtie; at Riverildi I ii , M.'I 1,1; ..I-., »,i,ll. I hi)!!* lU'il Hunk 2Hn\S, NKAT, e.\,)titlei.red roloreii girl vrlnhts po- Frank Mr* ;tnn "f Vonii.-i» MIKI HHHS Tin- KCIIIIHIIHIK (Mill.,.in.I i.iolnr ult Ion »t jfenei «1 housework; whole or Helphti. Aprly at WyinKM'H Market, 1.8 l.». I H I,,", I'.- l'>ii,na Ml.l.lle- DEI (lliA IINC. Aiihiii !•: |...v P. .>m<-« l.'i A weekly review of the Claaiined Columna I* the AnriPttn fVrk nf Alt^nv, wlm «re• •lull li.-ld n ilnnci. In Us .-Inl. IKIIIIU- PMit time. Call at 4H W«st Bergen [ mtt>l-l!-"t I i'l-i'fi"iM> tii.ti Kiiui KWKI-, |u,t waipr healoii ii latjilatji a comc . 12V ritestnvil ttiet'l. \ie>\ Rank. Thomai thoroughly and pick your wlnnera. • • f Mi In.Ill In I': ' I .,.':'l pixil in-«l H.IIHI -•tl « Ul • • -I'll.' • if ...-II..,| H Sl C Iknnett. ^ ••'" III; I : Kwlrk Walor Heater Salaa Co., <;il!U H1NM f, ,.•„! ,, r lliin-lnii'., .l»rt».r • nd Mm WllllHni iltiv I hi.-in who linvc iMllf'iril tlin M r IK M.chanlc- utroel, Hed Bank." 8IX-UO6M"IIO|]HE nnd bath^ airim7'rov«- llr,. Ur 1 i.llll. ML he. L,,,.ltl,.i, «. u.n«i«l honVe. metit* ; nii«-c«r K«I ii^n ; nne block front MIH IU'TIIIM I i i..-I tliii.i r,i, mi- Ml'-' llfi'-l • nt thiim. (' IM i,'.,I ;>! i...f tiy ii* once, ami worker anil iiUIn cooking; will alao railroad •tntinn. Inquire at 218 Mon- >n« l..,iU-. i ,i i,l lw-nii'iliiiik. Mm I'I'ILI II,. Hit fnk« rare of chlldran. C'llT Rail Bank mn\ith street. K.H! Umik, or phon« 1BWB-R* Mm \Vi W , ,i ,.i II ,.i'.lwl.| MlH>l Aim,i i ;>< I, Nil N»tl< l't7S-M J'ETEftS I'l.AC K hoima" for" .«it7~Mv5n < I.liilt M.itair- ] MIIH>M-r'A7jBiWmm i position BB II lnipiovc-iiiKTiU; tiled bath, Mi"i" HIWI MT < l- I : ... .:..i|i|, l;i, .-i. Ml-. . I mi i'i '> Ai N, US IVfmt ! wniklm: haiiHekecii fn an elderly panj net flu W. A. Cluyton. apply on Tn talnp'l it IIf lakliiR full rhni^e. Model nte wmjen. your own broker." -Ii ft*t\ Mr lh\,.-r, t.bli I, Ll ...,1,,.-! ^^re" I*' I'" W.a \"-\ 1 .r.. KeUtvrd. N. J ."_ FIVE-ROOM hoiirtfj," B.11 tmprnvtmenU. OI'KKATOHS w , tp.l : oti'ntlenred ; rarpantar ftr»»et Ml >! M'l i\| I '. i IV,. I.I n il i.«y. ntea.lv j..|. Ai-i.lv t., John niv.M I'Uni, 14i) porIll.Xlttl. gf.lK' fu I'ufl *lo I- , l;-*l lUnl • i .1 I I .,!«., 1,,-,-nunt i^Vftue. T2 Whlt« htmf V.AUAiiK for icnt, ,., re for this* ra •; *'MiTofl l.t . •:. J . ili-.-v hniiiritniDf I I.AIINIH1Y WOKK wini '•it to take h'Miie: Ift.ni) per month f»i .Hr ..pa.'u. < «ll <•*• l>h.Mt* 1U-J, atd )tl, HnlM-.t i ... .. III" Will RO "»lt, tlV 'I *l IhUtv:« tvoiiue, o<

i.li. 1.(,., ^ *iu\ ,|,H|,ei Inn HWer hti#*t. Ft*..! ItunL |.h llli J ' Hank - for twn •• . • !• MI.I- |.,l.-. I-Miriialci • WH1TK i ; IH \, »«nl-,l fu grtifral llM.li.a FIVr lUlnM liununlnv,« .in WeitnldiTavt' Ml U"! •! I. I •:.•;> In; ILiven. | wink, • !^,'[. :• .il.r. i- p., innnlh ciil- . nn gnt'ure; 935 f;«rfion *»(PJ. <••• ••<•. •ii N'Mwnni, Aventitfi I Api'lv gumu ifr*>ien< e«. A.|.lie«. W. I.. Hill ai) Monmomh I Heal. M. J.. ,,h,, i l'««l HB1S-J.' Jdiawer M, Rm. n AT I»f)mi(lOD TIMOTHY R* HOUNIHAN at least 11 Is an improvement over the genen; proptrty i t rowers had 4lMpp< THE RED BANK REGISTER MIKII« I.not > It-. If* Mil ^at ri * j' ntl.t V it It I « I vHI f>HM 111 )• H"« H f OO» Contractor and Builder SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Taxei on 5ma.ll Incomei v». •CREEK iSti 87OHM EW'.'M*M;jfca,» Taxea on Officials' Salaries.

Andlrtw W »«- leuiy uf the Tteuuiy Hatrv eiilv artvoiared that action ti.i taken to colicvt -, e IhXee Iioin peisons when oom«* af« !«•• ! in t>« taxed at present It argued that th* { if-d lax on small Income* wo 11-60 »c*rcely be Jti', the leturns in the aKS'eir LOO would b* large he M Thin m«y be a<>, tut Uie:e ia another class of cit- Hum ton N If There Is "' • izens now exempt from Income taxea who are far bel- argc num- CiJ ter *vble to meet tax burdens than folks who are not PBF-S8 now taxed because their In come • are below aeseeat-blfl '••'•• ;r sue lame, the use nf i :mlv«ly «ntiU«d to th«requirement!. Thii claii com pi )»pa various officials ',•1 -r< • i r |.ai!..f is particu- ws dispatches to It or notWho are exempt from paying taxes on their italat lea. !i..s n »nd alio ths local n«ws Not all public servanta have this exemption, but thehue I" < number Of luch pntaxed pertona would probably make It nflcr. a ^fatm/r; capacity of a surprising total If compiled • •f (" 125—/note than are likely to AUGUST «, 1M1. Legally th«y are entitled to this exemption, Hut Arena and I.*" will altcnd any funeral in a com- from a common lense standpoint why should the«e Ilraiuh Felix make pi Oit< r nf *;»» , in,i munity "I this size. people eecap« paying taxes on their earnings. Why Michael Scatui 1 f»f ll«r Dayi" should folks who get their living direct from Uncle Sam leader of Jel sey City not help to support th« government which provides ni Hfd Hank. Jobe: for them9 In many Instances they are much better .. ..to,. I'liiBv *nd Saturday, August 13th, 14thable financially to do this than folks who pay Income Conservation. WORDEN FUN ERAL HOME '.I.I, * :1 t>« "dollar days' »t Red Bank, aad no «»• tsutes. The following artliie by Charles F. Pilat, a well known landscape ALBERT VV WORDS N.Dlr.cror- „ ,i", tuts business evsnt seeds to be told what Hera is an untapped source of revenue which if, architect, appeared in a recent i.->su< , •'-• Hi*-* II* The merchants vie with t*eh othsr on utilised would be less felt than placing taxes on ammll of Spokes, the official magazine of ,. .,. ,i;JfP .lay* In offering bargains at th» price of ons ncomM No proposal to vprcad out income taxes to the Rotary club of New Y irk i n \ r.- . mil there is no better proof of the popularity of nclude folks whose earnings at present are too small "The conservation of 'In,) ^>.,-o E FRONT ST. !(,„,- ,.. iis than the fact that they have been held Lo be assessed should be adopted without first abolish- things that piener\e Msin.s • MI:<,,. t PK) BANK ft ' ,ii.' :m'.:V thi- past nine years. ng tax exemptions on all salaries paid to officials with Nature i» lip.onv.nvj . .jn»1ai,t!\ more impel at u IH^I.I r i,,!,»r days" ara bargain days for all who take —o-o-o-o-o-o-—— *aiy IPIII Keroniei r«i.-» art* [»«f .-f tins opportunity to buy at reduced prices. encroaches . m-n thethe Nftw Jersey law ^i«!r^ It ,! * u,\tf day pciod which has become a permanent drivers inuist be. nevfii1*! August and Its trees and shi utr> ulhl flow- , ff»' ,-e > " i.r ..urrris of 'dollar days" has besn built on ad-Relation to Christmas. being denude*) of nnd of the ' Miss Helen Kerrigan, v»f finir K.,'idK that the people want and on square emaller woodhiinl Aujujt. with Its vacation workle*s days, may seem nurse, has resumed tin limit-* <-' *»«'•'is ivihajm nothing in this town better eiempli- "Great miinl.i ur people I far removed from December, yet there are plenty of a month's vacatir»n tn tfie v»v»- jln, •!,• I'fffcUvfncss of printer's Ink, -when backed by spend their win M days In the of r y # Si^g^'er Want A0 vfci Us** M]m Torll FineK>'" *«•<• * If will !>«v v.•' A m • vrv of the Mock and prices which the merchants Elks' personality conteM h«\f offered foi the last three days of next week shows who make a study of human nature, psychology and midst of n>iles upon milf'a of sun- bared, shadeless pavements. Though Mlas Augusta DuVal or : •<-* «,»• tmrpslrs nmi attractive displays will ba as nujn- that sort of thing often claim that one way to has been visltinif Mi • < AI«- ! weather hectic, humid days with a minimum of discom- many also live In Mich .surroundings, ,„.,,. », in the past Good behavior by the weather there has been a movement for some son. mn n •':•• only thing needed to nuke the sals meas- fort is to entertain cool weather thoughts. Whether time into the surrounding country, A macaw escaped f"1 >>> •>> ' ure .;. t<> Ii.' full possibilities; but rain or shine It Isthese experts are right or not, there are practical rea- where pleasant miburhan homeB pro- of Mrs. Charles McVel^* !.'-^( ' ho mi to he successful because unusual advantages are sons for thinking about Christmas at this time o( thevide the much needed relief from the The bird "was raptiner ^.p IN THIS BIG ofTri f.i to shoppers. year. effects of hourH Hpent under the un-difllculty three day* «(•• woods on Black J'olnt .» I 1 For one thing, the toy factories and the various naural conditions of the cities. holding this sale the merchants are showing a "But. If nur miburhs sic to clve us Sherman Th'inms <.f ! ' v^ V rrA-nvmthy example of co-operation. Compe other places where Christmas wares are made are AUGUST SALE working full blast. If that isn't enough to justify the full measure of benefit, they must j was fined $30 laoi we»i. ., i'. • Hi,t> luit it is not the cut-throat variety. Th« retain much of the character of the i Carew. H« was anil, n j .. . ^ rhpn'.i me doing a fine thing for Red Bank In u: mention of Christmas in midsummer, then consider that country, and unless forealRbt is exer- tions for a ma>fa7.!nr- •, i. v...... ; to >i- ;d the three-day sale and whatever benefit* they It was Just about this time in 1930 that the board of cised they may xoon be little hetter ed when severHl wou.,-1 i •!>, i commerce of Red Bank held a meeting about placing THF.RF ARE OVER iierivA will hr- amply deserved. than great extensions of our cities, police that ha had IM»V1< O- I . fe: Ohriitmaa street decorations In the business section of destroying the charm and health- marks to them the town. giving benefits (if Nature as they Mr. and Mrn Wlllmn l-.'-^- spread into the country. It decided not to use the decorations. If mid- companled by Mr «ni M.> ! . . 1.000 SPECIALS "Fortunately, there are public- F.ichele of Fair Haven !•/• ' Pole* and Wire* Moved; Good summer was an appropriate time one year ago to take spirited men evcryv/here who will such action, then August of this year is a proper time on a three weeks' .k Red B«r.k has real reason to rejolca because all made last year In calling off this decorative observance projects for the conservation of the. njr Island sound, with ,M. :!^ ' p..:-- end wiriyi on Monmouth street, between Broad of the Yuletlde season. This can readily be forgiven natural advantages of their com- their outward rtft*tinal\i^> fti-••i and Maple avenue, have been taken down. By because the board of commerce and the merchants munities, once the need and the way are made apparent. Miss Mary Murphy in * PU TU- .- this- change one of the most Important Dullness parts have done many things of large service and benefit to cation from her duties in M.. ' "An example in point 1H the crea- ough clerk's ofTlce and ^ i».n. • of thr town has been rid of ugliness and danger. Even the community, but it is a mistake which should not tion of Terhune Park and Bird Sanc- tile rnoft casual observer cannot fall to notloe that the be repeated. tuary at Matawan, H. J., which Is week with relativen wi '•*.• appearance of the atreet ha* been greatly enhanced. In 1939 Red Bank had a wonderful display of now in process of development. The ant. p Miss Katherlne Ht»o> . -;- Great Bargains 'I hanks to this riddance, there la no longer the Christmas tree* «nd colored lights in the business sec- HoH n H S Th Henry S. Terhune, acting upon ing two weeks with in-, (n't... f iyi •tie Jivrvi a.i to forget the many fatalities which have oc- Broad and Monmouth streets a much more decorative ary, deeded this land to the Borough street, a graduate of Tienton teach- Very newest typt: 11> all styles curred hereabouts the past few years from this cauae. effect could be obtained than two years ago. for this purpose and accompanied ers' college, has been engaged «» a i-articularly The list of useful citizens who have met death or Injury Even though Christmas is more than four months the gift with a donation of money supervisor of music at the Elizabeth of cushions in ;ilu:i;-i from this kind of electrocution makes an Imposing distant, it is not too early to make preliminary plans. for the Improvement of the property public schools. suitable for rognl.ir '•-'' • pins. total. Most bis; annual events are prepared for long In ad-in this way. Councilman George S. The Methodist ladles' aid society Barrett, finding that a strip of land will hold a sale of fancy goods, vege- The poles and wires have been moved from Mon- vanoe «f their observance. One of the principal r«a- owned by him was needed to bring tables, cake and Ice cream Thursday {,,HH\V tnouth street to private property south of the street. sons wtiy th« annual regatta and Venetian Night cele- the park out to Broad street, deeded night of this week on the church $16.50 Grade Glidns ^n.ifb $30.00 lilider* $'•'7.00 'Out of sight Is out of mind," a* an ancient proverb bration at Red Bank in August has proved ruch a great It to the borough. The Park commit- lawn. toes, but there la a better cure for the trouble. That lucoeas Is because committees get working long befora tee of the Borough Council and the Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kemmerer 00 !• to do away with the poles altogether and to place the this event rolls around. Almost as soon as one cele- citizens In genaral entered heartily and daughter Frances Marlon and $19.75 Grade Gliders $| O.00 $45.00 Grade Glider* SOJ- wires under ground. Both defacement aid peril would bration 1* ended, plans are laid for the next year. The int0 the spirit of th! improvemant son Mahlon are Wyoming. The Presbyterian trustees met on Nevertheless, It marks a material advance that true as it Is old. Christmas may seem remote from Aug- tlon. Judge Terhune's act has set an $3.25 Beach Umbrella* with Strong Rustproof Frame _ $O.39 Inspiring example in the conserva- Friday at the home of Richard Beck ugliness and danger caused by poles and wires have ust, but preparedness for observance of this greatest of tton ot those natural benefits of and opened bids for a r\*w heating been removed on a large part of Monmouth street It all holidays 1* not out of place to consider at this time, which we stand the more In need aa system for the church. The contract vu due largely to action taken by the mr yor and coun- the machinery of modern life in- was not awarded at the meeting cil that this Improvement was made, and It should be and elltng throngs seek William Fogelson has ranted Al- 25 High Grade 10-Piece Dining Room Suites appreciated. The town officials should receive every One Candidate Who Knows peace and refreshment ot the body fred Takowiti's new house on Len- support and encouragement for every move made to and the spirit In our suburbs." nox avenue In Parmly Park. Cut way down in price—Ju«t for This Sale. rid the streets of wires and poles. When and How to Say No. Mrs. William Lyons of Lafayette street complained to the police last $139.00 Grade 10-Pc. Dining $189.00 Grade 10-Pc. Dining The publio service corporations, In the use which Edmund R. Halsey of Newark, the third party Dry Thsra are more persona reading week that someone was throwing they make of streets and roads, receive privileges not The Register every week. Are you candidate lor governor of New Jersey, has very em- among the regular readers?—Adver- tomatoes against the side of her Suitei are now $85'°° Suites are now $| 45°° granted to ordinary citizens. No Individual Is per-phatically and properly said "no" to a proposal that he tisement house. The police went to the Lyons mitted to permanently occupy part of a public thorough- withdraw his candidacy, and publio respect for him will fare for business purpose*. The publio service corpor- Increase among all classes of citizens who admire sin- ations derive huge proflta as a result of the use which cerity. Mr. Halsey, according to a statement which he 25 Custom Built Living Room Suites (hey make of public highways. There Is no reason why ha* Issued, was besought by many prominent Repub- they should be allowed to do this at the expense of pub- licans to get out of the race for governor because bis We are matching in style and quality and underselling the best Values lio safety and public appearance. All poles and wires candidacy might Injure the chances of David Balrd, ihould be moved from much traveled thoroughfares, Jr, the Wet Republican candidate for governor, against of many other Stores. and tha change on Monmouth street is a welcome In- A. Harry Moore, the Wet Democratic candidate for dication of growing consciousness of this fact governor. $135.00 Grade 3-Pc. Living $195.00 3-Pc. Fine Tape.try -o-o-o-o-o-o It Is questionable whether Mr. Halssy will drew Room Suite* are $"7Q-00 Living Room Suite* with more normal Republican votes than Democratic vote«. down pillow backs $-j | Q.00 Property Taxei Unquestionably he will get many Dry Democratic now are now M-M,*f votes if ths prealdentlal election of 1928 is any criter- and Salei Taxes. ion. New Jersey 1h that election gave a majority far Assorted Covers and Coloring. According to reports In the dally newspapers, one beyond normal Republican proportions for Herbert C. 50 LARGE CLUB CHAIRS 20 ODD FIBRE AND KEFJ* fneaeure which is likely to be considered by congress Hoover, the Dry Republican candidate, over Alfred E. A Lasting Tribute of Respect at its coming session Is that of Imposing a federal tax Smith, the Wet Democratic candidate. Many Demo- CHAIRS AND ROCKKRS Of one cent per gallon on gasoline. Various United crats who Incline to the Dry side must have voted for $40.00 Grade now $25'°° $0.50 and %<% H.UO Btates treasury officials and members of congress have Mr. Hoover. What reason is there to doubt that tiny OR a family to give the cemetery plot wont vote for a Dry candidate next fall? advocated such a tax as a means of raising funds to the proper, personal care is not always Covered in high-grade Tapestry OnVinally priopii from Obviate Ihe possibility of a federal deficit. But suppose the prominent Republicans who want F $15.00 to $30.00. Almost as soon &s this proposal was mad« tha auMr- . Halaey to withdraw are right la their fears. Sup- possible. Living at a distance, * change of and Velour in Newest Colors. tomobile clubs of the United States started a campaign pose that his candidacy will Increase Mr. Moore's residence or financial reverses often make to oppose It. Recently these clubs held a convention chances of election. What of it? What harm will that 7-Pc. Maple Bed Room Suite—$100.00 Grade Now at West Baden. Indiana, at which resolutions were do to the cause of prohibition? From the standpoint it inconvenient or impossible to attend to adopted against the proposed tax. Since that Umt of any sincere believer Ir, the eighteenth amendmen this important matter as one might desire. An attractive Colonial Design of good Quality and Finish. newspaper offices all over the United SUtas have been what practice* difference Is there between a Wet Dem- Circumstances such as these need not be flooded with "free copy" setting forth various reasons ocratic governor and a Wet Republican governor? The why no additional tax should be Imposed on automobile platform on which the two old party candidates are the cause of any worry or concern. By $240.00 5-Pc. Bed Room running differ in phraseology, but both sre unmistakab- $210.00 5-Pc. Bed Room owners. arrangement with cemetery authorities, t $ Suites now $j| Off .00 Whether or not the proposed tax Is Justified may ly Wet Suite* now H9°° safely be left for public opinion to decide. To many The Republican party In New Jersey forsook the small fund may be put in trust, with the persona the most interesting thing about this matter cause of prohibition last fall when It nominated and interest used to provide perpetual care for Is not the tax Itself but the lact that folks Immediately elected Dwiglit W. Morrow as United States senator on the grave. Flowers are supplied and the become ' Inx conscious'1 when it is proposed to directly a Wet platform. If Senator Morrow lives up to the 250 Room Size Rugs at About Half Value! increase the cost of living by placing taxes on com-principles of his platform and If ho is anywhers near a* grave is neatly trimmed and carefully modities. braJny and capable a* he Is reputed to be he will be a tended at all times. Buy your Rug* Now and have u* put them away untill Fall. rme to somn quirk in human nature folks get far more dangerous opponent of prohibition than his This special cut from record lows goes into effect just when the Mills wrought up and excited whenever an attempt Is made less distinguished Democratic opponent last November. This lasting tribute to the memory of the to raise revenue on things which they have to buy, Regardless of that, however, It seems like supreme are advancing their prices... So— While thry let pass without protest Increased appropri- gall for Republican polltlcan* who have gone over lock, departed is one of beauty and enduring GRASP THIS REAL OPPORTUNITY. ations In municipal budgets of expenses. These In- stock and barrel to the WeU to expect a Dry candidate' devotion. In the years to come the knowl- creased budget* mean only one thing and that Is high- to withdraw In order to aid a candidate pledged to help edge that this has been done brings peace 9x12 All Wonted American er taxo- Higher taxes are the rule pretty much every- knock out the eighteenth amendment If elected. Mr. 9x12 Seamlew Axmin.ter Rug* Oriental Rug*; now $fiQ 00 where and lots of fault finding Is done because of this Halsey gave the only answer to the withdrawal prop- and contentment. fart, hut no nrKanlzrd protest Is made. At Red Bank osition that any self respecting candidate could give $32.50 Grade now $^.95 ^ ^ »» and at most other places it Is seldom that more than under the circumstances. How could he say anything The details of such arrangements are well a handful of cllr/ena nttenci the hearings when appro- but no, running a.i he Is on a platform whose only plank known to us. Any service we may render Is that of retaining the eighteenth amendment In- e priations art? mmir. Wry often It is the case that the in this regard will be willingly performed. All Worsted and Firmly Woven. . Wort h ^\^3J 00 CHIr-rim who attend the hearings, because of things violate? Which they want done, urge larger appropriations than From a common-seme standpoint It Is Impossible to theme under ronHiileiation. There is little or no organ- understand how sincere brlievr-rs In tha eighteenth inetl effort for lnwrr taxes and In countless ways, the amendment can vnfe for either Mr. Ilalrd or Mr. Moors. R.'R. MOUNT & SON puhjlc by Us Hthtiulp chow* approval or at least eon- These folks would virtually have no candidate If Mr Funeral Directors cloiirH latter taxes. Halsey withdrew andy/e. election under such circum- Ftedsrick K. Adsmi, Mir. , lit place, of tint I'lemnt system of raising taxes 'til stances would not r*«lly In representative. Even the prop*'! I y It IIMS bi-pti advocated by many leading fcr>- ni(>Ht raWrl Wftfl, J they art true hellpvera In a re- 135 W. Front Street, Red Benk, N. J. West Furniture Company IJomtMfl thai a MIIII-M lax he. Imposed, by which money publican tann of government, would not have the ef- Heeded fnr KI.VPI riinrnt ejpniiHeti would be derived froiri frontery to dcprivejth-. nrys of n chance ot vote f(,r a Telephone S56 purrheae* tn«di it store* and other huiHn*** flares. r*n<1l

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Kred .' Our Produ<»r In ( ,,ii»uii,n l-lan nf M.-r. l.».uli«l.,j mran« • dlr^t c.nnecUon bav tween the Grower, Mlllfr, ( annei 01 Vwket and juui J'tuilij—through tile medltllll of our counton, Mi« '*),.,..,. - hN A Our ml facUlti^n and purrhiulni; power permit us to buj In largo quawUtlra M 't, m' ! f * ' ?»~ ••: -••r I! .1, ••• V lower price*, thus bringing; to the PartJcul»r Homekrrpcr. of evrry n>«<: >.••• .• hiving *;•<•» Where Quality Counts Your Money Goes Furthest. Vl»!ton Riillln !»:«• y on inlle Reg. 15c Libby's enjoying » - Rose Dale California Mi. «!.'• '.* Peaches 2 Bl">,k!y <•!••• ! & C'OBB Delirious ("loMfn Halves in Heavy, Rich Sugar Syrup. ly with &•• , nf Kl,|,tli r'l,..- me11, M;w .-• AN ELECTRIC i i(,n r Reg. 9c CAN Qt Blow w no i California Sardines 2 .;. 15 WITH A PUFF1IHE Rrmiy ('. »ei vr f'nir (if five A', AfMATCH F i »a \ n< », New York irurnta, • r• ' ti Haven. )ia» t< i: Register -ill™ t, Meats that Please at Reasonable Prices f Si en • seph Hewi* i' . At I", 1 11 will find nil Mkill*' AlU»W

I'm;! li I >., • FANCY CHUCK ROAST tb. 18c CROSS CUT ROAST tt>. 28c h?t I! (!!*!(!'• !» f. ! V'NDA* S Arii.,.1 it, 21. .September 1.1 BOB'S LEAN PLATE BEEF 3 tbs. 25c FRESH GROUND BEEF tt>. 20c Ht«iid«i(1 'I irne 1(1' •' HANK «. 4 7 A M. V» HKK or ( on.utt A,,nt. Sanitary Barber Shop FANCY FRF.SH KILLED FATTED FOWL (4 to 5 lbs.) tb.31c !,,,! PreviouPrevi s '' Ii, ,1 11,,. 1 1, lut. 1,1 ., Iliiiiitlni: Al,.,i. - ' , I n-l V\ • . I. r, \ll.l..|ll|' (il.F.NWOOD CRANBERRY JELLY can 20c I . Pennsylvania Railroad l.AKf.l SMOKI !) SKINNED HAMS (Whole or Shank Half) tb.20c ! !«. <:,l NI'INI SPRING LAMB tb.28c Send Your FILM by MAIL ^V(iO MINT JELLY ~ glass 15c

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i hi--- |.!v«. v*t'i nnt only nave you (he trouhlo of prreonallv Sandwich Cheese Cottage Cheese Sandwich Cheese . ,i •• j,; ,.,,,. tntMf, to JIMVM them devplopfd hut will atflo H»IMI-* y4 tb. 9c tt>. 19c VA ft- 7c v,,. ;,, T u > f H..( v'u f Wi its your name and a<1*ii ras plainly --m Buy This m 3 Cakes Camay One Pkg Mi BOX 506 1 fill! RED BANK, N. J. Combination | _ .. and Aliotl and Sava # [ Oliet Ivory Snow i Thirteen Cents 19 sky of H«n Made of pure, frpNh in(fr^dl.>ntH it) ,...» ,t l M..M..W nf Supreme ntir Clly. The Monmmitli .•.unit} , ^jinu-.H *4SC0 Root Beer 3 pt bots 25c ' (Ion for socifl! E<*I vi< p i-> nn. ri n f IIII- Repairing—Overhauling rnpprd loaf with thn HIRIC inloi i«,-n,i <-,.>IM,,I||I.« • Puritan or Tiger In making nil Inv.-st iiri.H.m of the Marine Supplies, Summer & Winter Storage Cereal Beverages 4 bots 25c pan loaf J* Church NoteB. conrtltiimn of NOKI.I lifr In neveral * Plus redeemable bottle deposit. Victor Bread i rommnnltii-* in the « ounfy Sorinl Row Boats for Hire. ulijot'l of llm ; woiiioi.i finni tin- MM!.- olili-e nre px- I.'•> dure' ! 'Spirit" Will I

Chmrhpfi < «»' I"- ••[!•• of thn cnm- OUR Pi\STRY DEPAK IMENT iiiii-:ii!- > win. i. in.- , omniitteit will en T. 'If llv WHARF AVE., RED BANK, N. J. at Our RED BANK (Broad Si net) Store Sj.i ' ''•' • > > I - -. I- ••' r|,,. B|(I|]y arfJ to <'•••• -i•' « i.i- 1. • .- <-f Nr-gio Ufa In WEEK-END SPECIALS IN PASTRY DEPARTMENT. rll.i.ni ,,f W nit 111, • •, Telephone Z2S9-W. Ni-w ...,siV. ,,,. ;,~: .., ,,,1,1 tlm needs incil hi.111.' fiom tin • •r :!IP NITII. i--i,iil:itl..n In (!,„ state, l|M|ip|lMl. Wlll'll- !.lll THURSDAY—Huckleberry Cup Cake* 24c doz. 1. '" • !"• I'll- n r,. in ,1 hinilfi f,,r ron-

n|-<'nit|.i|i 'i.r •• |' I ••'" 1 " '"' I" 1,1 mi'. I'-viilviin! Breakfast Cakes .... 13c each ill, ill- 'l'h> iiiMMiiiinii WIII i. i " • ' •i; : ' ' ' I ' '. 111' ' iff; Riid fm in.-.I iiy . Mill!)VH11 ,,! ,^. -A ' • " '»' 'i • '• , . . il. ,1 01,•• h,,.l,4 of FRIDAY— Cheese Cake .' 21c each Y-.i n "'' ' '•'l •• • ' '• <:. ..l.l.Hll- RUNNING HOT WATER Small Buns 9c each Mil. M. Ciioll or Ni'»' YmU li. From Your Cold ! bfen vlnilliiK Mr nml Mm. Wlllim llr put foil I ' • . • ' • •, . • ,11 who SATURDAY—Apple Cake 19c each E. Knprr of Mi'l.«i'on Ml I. '• " ' ' ' '"-'v - 1 e Mrs. Water Faucet 'hn 1 Mi. anil Mm. Hmiy H<>KK. Ami In •ih. i-.ft. Mrs. Nut Rings 23c each havn bfen living nt thi' Twin I ' • 'II. McC:in»- instantly- Continuously apartments, have in'ivril lo Wim! I 'I'll,. 1 I' '••• :•• :!• I. .Im ! .. Mont- Orange. j t In- I- !i..\vi:, •"• 1 • '.11. i- • • 1.. 11 I Wnlkcr, llr. A Necessity OSCO Coffee Victor Coffee Acme Coffee Ernest Hall slid Noel .1. I Hi liunl , eh, L-.t u, ,, ;;, - ' ' •• •• IV 1 ..1 k. 1 and .Spngue B. lt> of thn Broad Street nnlluiinl bank I mul M,,,iih •Vli 'nni..., all ..f Ufa! Hunk. m will feavn nrxt Mondiiy on n two ! t ,, i,.. M.,.- - tin ~*a»- • 4BM. 25 17° 3 50 29 weeks' trip to Mniiu'' li'.dKiir v. ,11,1 in, ,.,M, . ,.,I : C O. D. *hu DINNKIt I>AN('K ION1/.HT. Rich, full, heavy body. A mild blend, pleasing A aipavifr hodlfii hlrnd D"inls«i Is liavinK » vnrntlon nf lw,.|n.. :.,i'.! 'M> I •>•• ExqulBlte flavor. thousands dully. .SuttahlR for pemilator u? weeks from his poHitlnii m tin- MIIIII,- oil,-, .m.l I ,. Voiing Ijuiles' Sddallty to Hold •Mh •ccomwdM ordar. bink. Miss Porottiv lliivllnn.l iiml Mi II-IH.W.'.I tnni ,11,.. .--. Affair at Fnt, niiili-il:» Two pkgi /JSCO One can Pantry QUOKU<\ I.1111K iHlninl, "ll'i Mi- "ml iiii'iili'ii, 001 by liyn i.. hut hy thfl Tho Youn^ l-aillea' Modality o{ St. 1 hlf ^£tifti j f hi ffl M Wf0ffaB#af •••V athaal 1 All Mm I'lfrt AilaiiiM of ttn^ out t Ii"' t'l lore Anthony ! church will hold a dinner la.aai modal "KWIK" BLBCTJUC r 13«i. for Who mo HiijiiiiiniMi: "' ill"' I'!"'''' " moitiil inlntl" 1 p. 13" dancn at Pine T Inn on the state WATER HEATER — i«anua fn. Gelatine Desserts with Whipping Cream 27c Mln» HHVIIIUI.I in.'I M' il"'- "'"'< j l!"'- Hei'bi-rl Hlimli-y iK. the highway at Kn tontown tonight. THE KWIK Gelatine Desserts blended with Fresh Fruits and served with our Whipping ("Venn AGENTS on »lhar AC. or DC. 110-120 \rlslled fil.'inlf. at ,-it .nv i'ii-i-k, Cim- npw rector of 'I'rlnlly sii* wilill ho fu by tli.. Hawaiian makes a delicious cooling Dessert. •liurcli nt Iletl Hunk, miccesnnr ti .-hieki'ii and spaghetti WANTED li Work] Like Votta. Tha bMtar Ii complafa with Mm HI,.,,, I,. Viinlluint of Uev. Hohnrt MacKellar, who 1 ci'pnt j (Ilimi'i a-ived Tli,. commit- Magic 6 fex ol b«»TT isaulalaal rublxt csnl. Branch tn a r. pntliTit nt tlio ly rcsiKiiod RH rector aftt'r nearly | ten in ,-IDUK, IH 1'iimpnae.il or MH- "Headquarters" for Butter and Eggs for Over Forty Years. Tiirly yeara In tho i>arlsh. hn.-* io- dir,! 1 ^ Man ii. Annie llarruto, An- TIH *TWIE" camunw current oalr *bil« you ar« uiini ho. watwr—which is Mr. ami Mm. Tln-niliii c Clews, T. Htinied charRe. of his new tlrld of in in. • c been VIBHIDK MI imrt MIH l-llwooil l.'ront street. Tnmol low will be lli.-|.nnl A. Iii u ,1..Ill ••mini of wti«r flow through ih* hMW. Homaai SIOTM 31< Bungaloira Kenst of thn 'rraiiatlgur»lioii nudj Co«« TOU oolr H.10 COMPI.ITTT3—no Factorial Eggs - . j/ Ivlns of WnBhlnB'oii ntii-ot OfKcoa tw V utn parti to bur—c(,n.c> ici.lr for in- F.llm, Station. The Finest Butter In America. The Plcli'ol fhe Nests. Strictly Fresh. Alfred Kill 11 In "f Ki-Himhiii a. who Holy Communion will lie I'l-lr-t'i ;it, ,1 ' \ ISIUIIR Iii reiuinylvaula. Bah.'a Rath Hot Watar Rortlaa In pound prints or wrapped quarterser». illni'. .- lui.lt Iumh Waion Richland Butter lb30^ FRESH EGGS doz. 31c i>\ a rl • ill. day innrnlnK prayer and nrrmon hy g, , ft (»r r««rt ,>( ICIVKC. DIlIiMt 1<1|>AV! llarbar Shnpa S». The last open nil- meeting of the : nf Butler and then visit Mr. Rehrlg's : •• , .111I Mnyi nf Mi. »ii.I 'i • Benson win hold lR.it Sunday nljrht j |,r(ibn.thet IH-iI , KmmlDinmi-ttt RrluiRhs. ntf SlSlatest - Stuffed Olives Tomatoes Wlnll.'ld. I ..ii, I- ' u.l .-. .! ,- WCI'll 011(1 on tho site of tho proposed new | dule. The Kwik Water Heater Sales Co. Calif. Prunes 1 Ir: lli-lliy ,lpf- guentri ,.f M Melhodlal, church hulldlnt: on Blond 10 MF,( HANIC ST.. IIKH BANK, IV, ,T. bot nmall frey of M.,.III..HI street. Services this Sunday nlitlit pkg8 1 cans Mr*. I'l.'d lilll r Maiih nvpnue Im". will ho held In tho church. Pu 2 27° 25 huuulit, n nr» IMII 1 . ,u|n. for her son tho ab.ienco of thn pastor, Rev. Al Fred. fonRo Dare, who Is on his vacation, i Eilwni.i ll.ii.l^n of l.lnden jilacr, tho pulpit will ho occupied by Hev. Quality Items for Your Table and Household who Im.l hln thumb nliipiitntrd in- F. A. PpMnrlfl, dlfllrlct superintend i:ently »t Hi" I"iUi Hiiim'li linnpllnl. ent, nnd Rev. Alfred Wagfr of flrenii Hom-de-IJUi M»yonnal«e j»rl6o,J5o Applo Cider V'Inr-Kar bot 19o la ntemllly linpr vlnK »t lili home. Ciove. Olenwood Jellie. tumbler 10c Ubby's Cookftl (Virncil linet can ISO Mi- mid Mm. (i'.v.-i i (' liuiilxn cif I Tuberculin T«t«d Ev»p. Milk em. can She rnidence Curnftl lli-H llanh cantst New York ni» ii| (iiii: ii.v.'inl dny.i 4fl) with Mi llni-lj;- .. His'.-i, Ml»ii l')m HP;NTAI,,S OF HO.'.SES. I for 25c Prudence ('uiiUrd Upef Nt«'W can Me nia HIMIIKI. "f i- We are phased to announce that Mr. James S. Oreen Tinted Drlnkln» Glwaea tin Vto'. Crisp Dill rickli'i qt jar Its Mil I''.)I/.M|:, 111 '•( H;mllnn j Ntw <> ny ..U|.h.ii. on Silvorton avrniif, r.ittlft Hllvor, to IiavM llh.-ildi.ii of Rlvereldo Mrs. Hci-nian Heller nf Ited Bunk; Hrlghl.i in Ml.ldlct.'wn tnwniihlp Is Fresh Fruits FANCY GEORGIA PEACHES carrier 23c Calvin ErvJn'a li-mno at tlio rftrner enjoying tun weelMARYLAND LIMA RF.ANS 2 ttu. 25c •tir'd. tins ifturnp.il from B. vtnlt IIImiKllt I.lltlrt .Silver l.i.t. wllli h--i mint, Mm. CliarleH Knpplcr Minn Mlldied lleibeit of Ikltn- 1KF.SII CORN don. 39c ill Mi.-ohlyn Mis, I'liHllen Mil >.-« pnit, who 1M employed lit thfl law. (^ Hildn.iwnlrr, IAHIK I'.lniul. nil,I olTI.e ,,f Applexale. Sleven". Foster < AMI BARTI.F.TT PFARS doi. 29c M. '• '- is-i'li i -ip-nl 'Piiii ••,!•! -: *. it h A' ll.ii II-. hnn III.IIKIII » lot on . t < ...nm IOII.-IIH Iliill-r pli'nrlhlll.v nil FrMh V Hi' ' i id, ... <-mie »l l.ltllo Silver ..I.I.il I.,,in-.i.m.-til In thrlr flavor Iminimflv. •"' -i" i\nit,-i II Mnhn.i. The PI I: I, -...-.» tin,, ajcunur „„, It,,,.. .,,,1 Hoi Ma.kata In »««t Ban» a»< VltlnHn THE RED BANK :.r,fgTF.R, AUGUST 5, 19S1.

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M > y >"I. > I" -.•; -i '. GOSSARD a> !*•» ar.'l r- <-< • and Equipment I Foundation Garment*. Mr »nd Mr> fhlr ih »l>*(:' Y < Mr O RADII ATB 1 HI with fll«-n«1a Is Au«*iidan Ml! M f Ti'.'i.t.i« n ' HI \\ \RI: frienda from J'rrti. A!ril>'-> day Mm Maud P'»>i> hi* i.". ; talnlng frienda inn, Nuil'v Motor Truck Service Mil S 1. Paimn h», iff, of hfr huuH u Mr &TM1 Mri* | of Jersey ("It) M- M iis> Mr » Yard: 1 Herbert Street, Red Bank (jlass and Mil riiiir n,..i'.r MI ! lantlr Otty nn ,S»' i "'^ . PHONE U12 . Mn ' in * ' Wholesale and Retail rhlH PI u I M F I ton ai rt ' hi) 1 f » VI * HM>»»MIMttHltltttt «*«.t..... MIDI Mai > 8 llr nl »> n been i utf ti

bettet t ANNUAL Mm I John « *• * Mi » '• Used Furniture and famlh « c Unlor < their B CLAMBAKE Mia r anil M » Antiques tni Mm F Given By All.'I 1IU Efarh Mi a NOTK E r Bought and Sold spent If Mm ' ^ > Red Bank Lodge, No. 1180, Mr »! V T( ) a spent t > <" w h HA'j r Auction Sales Arranged. Mi H »1 IIHIKM r I >. Loyal Order of Moose a uerk w t M I M Hrmlilr.ks Mi i fl -:K a few A Mi AMI, Mrs. Hat I it I nlf i i '-! Mpaver. N J -h\t* wntrr- if AH P Gramann's Shop If erf tom r j chi h [ ^paghrtLl Sunday, August 9th M 11 White St., Red Bank -i '. hiirlren H«.t {link. N .1 . Bi I . <'ny are Mi i Mi and M At Moose Park, W N . N. J. Monmoulb County '(•t«'» Offica. la th« roiiui »f t itat«

an Joiaph Strohm^i ii« ! «tr flits, Mr. OIUIJ to aihlhlt I • 1,1., tor at afov«»|«i iV»' t l« ' * IIHI •lalalalnitt thh* ' •U monthmonth . FT I Mutic by Walter Nutt'a Orchestra. •Ai•aid orderordai, oi t < in Y, of theithair «toil ' •• and MT'H Hen- aubaarlhar till >n<1ny Ht (,'on- oil 14 L«f.ty*t jliam 'ioidman Tickets, $3.00. On Sale at Monmouth Hotel. Tobias Stark Qulnn. P-rfc Cll CCHNEIDERC purchased a new Prorlo M til I k 11 M I I M I j\ MARKET Now Y rk HW 11 p Jv e ft \ drt»w Rp\e^ 21W. Front Sf N»«J. Joseph K kafr ] p. 1 i st nk Is visiting hh i M F. I u t, Rnop The Methodic 1 n I Iraixrt $1 PHOP at the fond «lc «t tl < I m I Satur day Next Satu da\ Mins Claiie LinR t ai 1 rim IM...1 class wl I be I l clniri illar Bale. Mr. I I t M tnivft i-harga of the Mflt ' aK •'st home Week End SpeC &iS Cash & Carry auppn f M M i ! fNew M nn II t iiUlint 15th. AT LAST! Mil 1 of Newark Mm. Frank

M.-.tli afmaar of Ideal Fresh Killed BfOilerS 1V2—21b lb 37c '• h i n takiiiK ft secretarial course, . itfi Ii irhnnl Luker as instructor. Mis Arthur Compton and grand- no Brure VonKssen, of Hoboken, The Fence is Down e—8-ft. ••:•• vIeltlnR Mrs. Compton'i mother, Mrs. Jann W. Crane. Mr. and Mr». John Dolan of Phil- Legs adelphia spent the week-end with lb. Mr. and Mn. John Mulder. FROM IN FRONT OF THE NEW Mr. and Mrs. Lohi» of FUtbuth, Mr. and Mrs William Tarnsw and Spring children, of. Sandy Hook, Mr. and DOREMUS BUILDING Mrs. Earl Tamil 1 and daughter Betty of Leonardo and Mr. and MM. Harold Tarnow of Beach View Park Lamb were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Hrt. 21-23 BROAD ST., RED BANK Herman Tarnow. 5—6-lb., 27c Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Travcr* of Glentnary Park spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mulder. Misses Maud and Ethel Roop motored to Glen Falls Monday. Thty We are presenting to Red Bank one of the Armour's Fancy will spend a week there. Mrs. Gebheart of Brooklyn la vtaltr lb Irtft Mrs. George Keefer. most modern display fronts of the day. Star ' Mrs. Anna Rutt of LItUe Neck, 34-lb. Long Island, returned home la»t Wednesday after spending eevaral weeks with her father, John Fiord- Delites land. No expense has been spared in making this one Fowl Mr. and Mrs Hornung are enter- taining Mr. and Mn. Robert Wag- ler and daughter Gloria of Throggi Neck, New York. of the outstanding features of our new Store Mr. and Mrs. William Gebheart of Brooklyn spent the week-end with Brookfiield *°U Btltter Mr. and Mrs. George Keefer. Mr. and Mrt. Henry GranAerath to be known as are spending a week at Beach Havpn. John Telchhian spent Sunday at Shoulder Rye Beach, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Fuscus and daugh- ters Julia and Cecelia and Mr. Stav- Spring lt> ronns of New York spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. ti P. Mor- Roasting gan Is. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohouse and Lamb daughter Helen spent Sunday with Chickens As la friends at New Market. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warnook, Mr. FINK'S and Mrs. Paul Dody and Edward Malsof of Union City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs A. E. Langford. Shoulder Mrs. Ida Bailey has been enter- Best taining Mrs. Ethel Smith and Misa The name may be strange in Red Bank but Marie Stalffa of Jersey City and. lb Mrs nenjamln Watts and family of Lamb rrlnce.ton. after you get to know us we hope to have you Chuck Ml.ia Hannah Bailey spent Sunday al .leriey City. John Telchman has purchased a Roast Chops sport model Ford coupe. say... Welcome Stranger! Relford people who attended the anniinl nupper at the Old Tennent rhiin h last Wednesday were Mr. HIM! Mia Charles D. Brown, Mr. I •! 1 OWN Mm Elwood Runyon and daugh- Watch the Red Bank Register For Further Announcements. ter Aline, Mr. and Mr*. Ertwtxid chneider s BLEND Coffee I" 29 H^' ley, Minn Fannle Reeley and Mrr At Good As An '.'.)< { Fi.inli Cianl. Mr. (Knri,,, Cuier has retuined h .mi. after having he«n ulek sevfra.1 urrkfl at the borne of her daughter, .•it THF wV*J -v «r-f .Shrewsbury New Munmouth New*. f El jr. U,,,- K.,,»ded WRICiM Mrrnb«r of t. , . f , ,"a • - ' 'lay • ; ':fc w • • K K.'1 Thos* who did not Rev Mr M'-ighn nt Nrw York has jjiii.n i t*e LOUI air found the water been vimtu.g Hov >.HTV I*-1 Johneton J'IKH: for swimming. The ocean wu and ho pi uai l»;d at the Ui»ptt»i M(i >H DAILY , 1.1. «i.d • itjfcn and ioulrj. I'hoiu Hod Bank lit. ••- • Met ,t r- ; -,rrt I'bnfal nf Hi'Kiklyn arid I .en Sherl are the merchants' show windows. 'inn uf Harinvcr over I h»; wrrk rod — Advertisement Kail T«rm op RIDER COL LEGE rounded IMS Trnrmni, N. •! "QOOD FURNITURE FOR EVERY HOME" - I---.1 Fin nk • " 11 jisny *•« . is I ornor- - !f!})jia, where

1 > - who was hurt • .I.,.,I.H* sirmrnt, Auction* Sale -.N'lii|..h si her PRICES ARE DOWN

i fi I'.aF. H '.-/TI' fi lit the Saturday, 11:00 A. M. iMM,.i..,.f ' nm|i»ny, THE rs TO Bur Mi- .'•!» '••' "in ••' lortalned ,"• ' ' ' M< HMIH v Hntur day. AT TH», ! ! M i >. vv'«" i ' ' <• • >f v "f Hyc.amore is. ^ '' • ^ •iwuRhtm on •• • • ' ••• i h..«nr), ),()•• N simply astounding the amount of

; '• ' • • i urid sons quality, fashion and comfort in home Red Bank Auction House .'• M,,,,,|ay by •• • '• • •ni<- at Wen- mshings a little money will buy the»e ,-s True, raw materials $re cheaper 33 East Front Street. • ' 'ij-imiii John ' i wh:. has been than they have been in years, but even to, ,w,u>. with his • i i I'.i Ii nf Hutton- one has no right to expect this quality fur- • ' ui'i! nHiK by auto- £ niture nt these low prices. Pictured here GROCERY SAf f HI1.I SAUCE, " - P.H-U North HakoU, • . . i, , ,,f « laijje Catho- a complete home outfit, priced at a - . ;;1T . i,.»vniK for home CAMPBFf 1 ' : -.'(MPS. CAMP .ni l'«thrr Kck said IMIUVM C Imich at Red breath-taking figure. You may purchase • MW NICHOLS CUT i i!i h of Huttonwood, ac- the entire outfit intact, or if you prefer, you !. tile brother Rev. f -D.VMJM, BURDEN'S K< i >r Nor t h I >iikota and may select any separate suite. Purchase- (' .•!,,,. limn of Red Buffet, Server, Extension Ta- o•• iol>, t." of a fishiDg ble, Semi-Enclosed China able, of course, on our Deferred Payment \NI, .ONDKNSKI) MILKS . •• i I,.IK.IM. B>iy Thurs- Closet, Host Chair and 8 ,. :.,i i In blue nshing Side Chairs, In Walnut Plan.

( •••) .!• i •", ,imr'» nff Sandy i wn-1 Ihn Browns Included with ; Mi> Ti:,11 tiiniif'iB Friday as F.very Dining i .f U\c day'n ouling. Room Suite Pur- 111,, LIPSTICKS, COLD CREAMS, >ti.iR of the Presbyterian chased This M- •oplc • home missionary riec« Dinner Set «! MEDICINES, DRUGS, POWDERS, I lie held at the Sunday- (Complete service KIIII Friday night of next for 6)

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He.i Bnnk RecliUr can b« bouxlt r Haven in the Htnres of Harrr in 'I K ,t,art Cameron and at tbe

t'lui-rs' hnftt rlub, in co-Oper- ,1,1 i ii.- ,.iiiip hoanl of health v ,-in. nt 1.1 lift, the ban on ACTUAL ^,,,.; >•' tli<> river here, wtl CROC FRY nun kitchen and •••• i "ii,. Miodern tank 1 i' ip.r.i' t ho river aa ,!• ut Tonv Hunting . • in.-.'iitstlve Mon- • '•' ipfi'itlcatlont for POT Ih 1 23 ••• i ,, liniidj of Dr. ',• 'I inspector of ', anil that, the Prime Genuine i'ii !',l within the 1 w Blddle of Rib Roast Spring Lamt |. ..u. >i» of Mrs '. r Elchele (Best Cuta) Short Foreqiuu. • iianga ave- RUGS | M: "nd Mn Modernistic, Geometrlo uid ' ' ,! f! urn II trip block patterns. All popular *• 19e •,'• nt iii Naiuu Wilton Rugs... 3-Piece Mohair Suite colors. Regularly $1J15 per • .ohipbnard Mr. yard. 1 thri niiist hand. Domestic Rugs ... Included In this Living Room Outfit nomlraL A,.,* iinKtpdtied until n«Kt i. nlEht, nt which time r«- whsiteref your choice, whatever -111 |m reorived of the fair your needa you'll find them here "•..••! Sntiirday night. ml renurkabl? low price*. Credit .]*,,< Wheat Budweis^i mni I.Hwiftice will leave ity- v mi a yachting trip to C»n- It you wtoh It Barley Malt Symii •?!•< d Rice Hop Flavored. \e* HaHrnll, son of Lon La»- lm lian lieen living In Ca.ll- lin !inFI irtuiticd to Fair Havan 25c 3 *• 49c \ti Miiiney Wnln gave hlrlh to a ei Kun'lay nt the Rlverview ii ih', infant has bMn I'.iiiKtniii-r- Wain. Baforchtr < • > . . . lb. tin 21c I;(, Mi« w«ln «>• Mln Thel- I'm llcttor Kr.vlng end Baking. H.ii, Mi Wnln l» In charge unk (.nice of the Long KIIIII h I i i .1. I'Mvvni.t Mnvt'kln*. navid Orover »st:her*» Home Made Bread loaf 5c Aiiili>'«' Hill,.-,, and John Ring got Int.. n frpi. fin nil lUlit Sunday nlgtot (ivr>i a i:lil mid wrct arrested by Chirr Jiwei.li Field.,n. Kach wal OLD GOLD fliii-il $ln for dlMitdrilv conrluct by Justice Jeio I. Orew of Rlimton Not (ine cmilft j.nv tile fine and all CIGARETTES wpri epntence.l tn fifteen dayw In tile ronntv J«ll A rliHiK" °f assault and 5-Piece Porcelain Top 2 pkgs 27c Imltctv WKH HII.II iiimif «RHlnnt Mrao- II he held neit Breakfast Suite eldB, I,u4-l*y Htrii.. ..Mti < unit U Main* price. Hie Fplaco with automatic sliding leaven 4-Piece Bedroom Suite |>M I-'' I,,,,, '1 ho top of this table has hern chechemicalln y Included Vanity, Bel, Dresser Fin1,d1 Cllf;C!ii':-:t trentril tn n>Hl;;t nlfllnn. With with Ihla smi!" yiiu K"t » I "" Port Monmouth Newt. It coma 4 flcMlfliftrk chairs. In Hpilnj; and a 100',, cnttnu m FROM ORCHARD and FARM varloua colorn •26 tress _ 98 • HIM t(«-l Mntik HetffiViir o«n b« bought TIIURS lV,i AND SAT. '" I1- ' M, ,,,.,,, ,1), „; ,),. ,1^4, ,,f CtiirUl M*y«,« .n,( f:«lvn.!ni« P»«ylion«.)

I'ancy ('4%li(<)tm;< !*••.»! 3 lbs. 25< Mr * ml MIM 'Vhuniim .T rnnUr I.HI gf- Sl/.< < «llt,J.•!(!,.- 3 for 25c J. SCHWAETZ INC. _ 5 Itig. 'I'M 77-79 BROAD ST RED BANK, N. J. doz. VM Tomatoes .3 tbt. !**< THE RE:

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hut.h »,m,ii-'i (to '<, the Asbury Mi rt»U((r,r ItlMK'h Su !u '.ear Kistiop tking at n ul the Iti.la- •'ulirly i.f ihe Atl Mi Ml ''. i a' • isitors In town on BufTau *:!! rf''i'n Rat;ir ;. \\ 'am A, Tllton and Mlea Mr I ihv V\d'.i1 npcnt Sunday »t At- Bmilil M ihiiMr. ,i bu MIH finniii Dlllrner of C»m«ron, at Nf» Y..tk :» M:wt- UJ: is nti her way here to vlall i. with I - i.»tert.- l.ri Mi.ther, lipv. biroy Y. Dillener ni-v W... <; Kilwani Sinork has had his • ,. i., ;*« 1 IK in » • run nf h.iii.-i- painted by Ernett Gulce * 'iieenpnrt, ^si^r Apy of Red Banh, ft lay • he I t-rent < h<-i Hi I lie EatimUmn advn.' if-cirgc. Rin- ^ih will rondurt fhft .Sunfluv Wnirv -I Powal] and chll- ' T\>wtMii Pennsylvania, were j ^urMf." ->f the former's par-^ M' Hrwl Mrs Agususlus Au- niid Mr» William Miller of 50 Bros. Wlr and Up

MARKET $9.50 Down PHONES 3262-3263. Pay the balance approximately as you would pay your ice nun. 45 BROAD ST. Free Deliveries RED BANK

Thursday, Friday and Saturday

BUTTER SUGAR Sheffield's Evaporated Milk 1-lfc. Country RolU Fine Granulated lb C Tall Cans 2lb8 59C 5 * 23 cans c 4 25 E I ' REFRIGERATOR. CATSUP LOBSTER Mayonnaise Kraft — Easton Blue Label B. & M. Brand Canada's Finest. Large Bottles R*g. 20c Reg. 45c a wf o^ wem Reg. 23c C ars c bottle 2 J 29 2 "" 59 What make of electric refrigerator should they keep on making good through long years of EGGS buy for a thousand metropolitan apartments? hard service. Octagon Soap COFFEE Consideration of obvious features ."*.. shelf ar- When you're ready to select your electric re- Jersey rangement, general construction, prestige of the frigerator-7-see the Norge before you buy. Chase & Sanborn Large Bart maker . .. narrowed the choice to Norge and Norge it manufactured by Nor^e Corporation, Detroit; C three others. a Division of Borf- Warner, one of the ux>rl

Lima Beans CARROTS TOMATOES fresh Jersey Large Bunchei Ripe, Solid Jersey for c C 3 10 Cc ft. CQc basket 2 ""• 19 28 lb. I ORE OF SATISFIED CUSTOMEBS iKANGES BANANAS PEARS .iltinniin Sunkiit Large Ripe California Bartlett fOT c for c ASBURY PARK RED BANK LON<; BRANCH 1 25 169 Main St. 21 Monmoulli >t 236 B 10 25 Ftaont 1307 Phoni) r THF REP BANK prc '""; p. V'fvc-T * Pas* • * i.' * -1 Tovhners Defeat IADT MVUM Late Rally Gives "r Mrs Helen f LO< AJL OOLTEB6 WI> Winding Up Plam Mtu Dorotbr Elder i.' AUactu Maggie's Team Keyport Victory For Big R

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WU tO ,ifl H.i, l ' to ! of Dirk Nt,wi'.« • ! y Mal< how Syt anjore Wins ! BanW attM ' '.. (iet» Ciolf (.iif) J",!' Irom Water Witch 1,(1 ,«• I •> wllli-.li he ••• 1 ' • •• t i'i i fl.l 111" ! Ft' on hand f< '•' • * 1, p trtwtlmr y \ hit. '«Vi,,, | l-» [.nil', !.-,«•, »-lil rai-l tors to fne *-• ' ' ' Out ol 1 Fv, F •--FI ni> Met erB hnn< ii»-' ' • .. , 1 >- . ,ei« . 1 on Middle !•>« iHIl '* I' Welner an-' *-• • ei 1 I, ni.hP M en.'.. T.i K i I, . f first, one -i. •' • * i me Supper A.« ^ <* 1 I 1« I n IV i I >•- i. the eighth >• 1 v- II I . • a , r MAI ! 1 .AA ^« U( ! 1 ur • •> * pro ball in -.'i --• - - ' - ' * ir. . i \ t ,1 „

CBlvIng etui r,n - . . , .- "• •• Sl . A i «1 l « ,11. • - l ! f 1 i a f thr 1 > ' ter thn Ian' KHII • " >-" '- •' " x KK , 1 tt' i[ for than l'.-im..i * • - r.-l.i • I- ,- K5(, f r ' ' I * 1 homeiun .til '*: '!: ' • ---'"'I' J" I'-'"' ( Bank, Imwewi I- v. ;.^ In • ! i-. *',(,„ • ingle ,i, Lew Malone HI ihii'i !.««< iimii^ f nu sensational onehniHli-d Ing honoiM, hoti' K1"'"'. : ' ' Mrs. Mmi'l>- rey defeMtt-.l 'v ; An R HE |lnd a double nmi -• -.- " - II, Fr«d Hill .Sir. •coring of i,in- "I •-.!.-•. •• . i 0 0 0 clal match pix 4 0 1 1 of the mat. r runs and the .-Hi. • -. . . i 1 0 0 4 0 10 Mr». Abbtiti / Ing In Uie fifin i I <•>• 1 il 0 teenth hoU- \ vi n Bill Pnilei ni . • i.-i n.o-1 ;.l,..i-r,l If,,. ISO the (freen, I t 1 > 0 hit the flag p Z.".'.".'.™'"r~. 2 1 1 t Ing six .-hsnc-.-n « -ii.-.m II mlshnp. mat ! rMni te The e<-,ni. Bliick V» II • • 1 the : Htl) HANK Colnrcti ol CARTBRBT. il n \x I >B R H PO A •n»|ipy rc AB R R I .Kie !• Lantt rf .21010 lime on • mil. If. „ 4 110 fialnn*. lib » 1 I 1 0 olenikl. 1 '"* _,.. §011 Anil.t.M, "I. 0 0 I) 1 0 will be rp r», rf. ... . S 0 0 0 Navesink Loses Newman. If - 4 1 J S 0 inf. I Sk,irit. Ife...... *..- *.~ Bill SUM, » t 0 0 » 1 lipi»el ' lb „....—.._...._.. 4 110 *nrt.r 2b i 1 1 Z * I'l.in.id. 2b- — - t 1 0 0 in Tennis Tourney Trier.' lb. • - « 0 0 B 1 I'.iiirtrl. rf. 2 0 10 Ifbart. 'f - > 1 a 1 0 Fair Haven Team Timko, c 4 0 0 0 nilllvan. p _.- 4 110Atlantic Highlands Club Wir» Smith. <• 4 0 14 1 Five Oul of Six Matches on )*•«••. P - 1 « 0 0 2 Trims Eaton! own «« "l 10 2 • AH 10 I 7 27 9 Kror# hj lnnlngli Boulevard Court* l.»rK< "• m ALLENTOWN. Robini Win Ninth '•<:•• *gbt V»f- • Hint Illlllll 1—s ! AB R If PO A i.yi.ort Illilti 1 2—8 tendancf *t Sund»'v .»>•>• ' »' *opus Here, \ ib RHIMIIH, ff 4 0 1 1 0 toty by Downing Ai* '(», K to Siiiomirlai—Two b«M hit.—CniK. HurrViy rf lb 4 0 111 iiiimil. Thrae ban hit.—A. Manuel, o Atln-it • Block, if 4 8 14 0 7—Kettel S<-m W mining ,,-VK,-. Dlat«. Skurat, Bslaal. Smuliimki . t Ih. But It's Kol»n. •• - _... 1 0 0 S 2 l,n,« rum—Sullivan. S«riil\i-*it W 0>>«nbr,ift«A<^ Caiteiti i .ware RedBankci, , au>>* K«-«niuijh e 2 1 0 « 0 1 ( 'M> Roast 27c •* Wtiner, p S II 1 0 1 noon by defenl i ^ ' " , piw Off V. Alerts at 1 al i , i>. . „ 17 1 (24 10Alerts held n i S^nrt by Innlini: seventh Inrtii^ . i Ml»« »ll«ntown 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 « e_l R»il B«nk 2100(1008 i—6 nine milled »i n 'loij. Error*—Nolan 2. Kav»n«utri. Two-h«i» acorn w a« t kill—M»lnn«, Egbert Tlirfp-h»^* hlt- Defeats Efbert. S»crlAp« hlt---Nol»n. HI,..*-, lna*ii Jell BanV 'fl Altcnti.-n f. nmiLU pUu KI-UI-I, - i IA«UK Ball Team N"l»n Id Tiune to Kll-T. 1'i.iln- '.. Ti.,-» III, I ' II 1 I ' Strike out. Hy l.nvii. J. l-v \'- - inn i. Banen on build dfT I.II.II. '.. , " \-. .-in. , • n .. i .M.-,[.|»! IS ( Itii. losei by I I 1.1, w 1 I. Umpires- l.Mnie n't'! Un '• land I! It I . - I .1 I .. ( II - I H4ur ot '> to 'I--Red Bank i i 1 . n iw .-I' I, r ' i tt th ii. IM hrjirti (ment Nine to Play 1>I I All 1HI l < • I Aiken Knights H.t Kumson Next Sunday. i IH il I I t' ' I i i I li i I 1 In I i !i I i. si i t i ^ im i It , \ II i i i fit 1 I :r. ..:M of tho ».f«t bttll num. 1 ^ i R » Trim Army lour Ji: l.\-'ll Ml lillltl.Vltl tllis KCH!i(»ll lilt 111. I in im in it ,if t hi1 At I ii l !•• Hull Umii-MJii htlilftt" «-luli 4lert*Htcil tli« mUil-iluls .Hit, will hpKln this null Mi Him- Bottwick and <.irry H. •tdn« WilliMin ('.'inipbt'll bnsrl.all rluli <»( in 1 will i untlnm thi- ir*t nt IIK Nnwail* by a M'oro o[ I> to •!. 'I tit mi nth ( nji^ will bp awaidpil to tl n Win Final. ..J H,,!,,, M visitors atarted <»tT m ^IO.HI fH.shhKi \\miifis of DIP men I and mixnl tnorial Cup I'm m,: and made three runs hi t Im flrnt in ilmiblwJ. AR R H Ening, Jn tho fuui I h tlirv added an- Score of 14 in !*> hold . IIM bill olhftr tally, R.\mvsi)ii ^ui two in the TOURNAMENT FOR WOMEN. The AikPN Ki.h : nisi fourth and tfure inure m tho next (000 •. r i' leated hy lt.,.-.h n • .;- frame. F(iur-I>»y T>nnis Tourney FlnUhoil lb. 4 111 : 1, round of iho .in:, F. l .r 0 Zieglar batted in four of the flvn V«»t«rday »t Mlddlntown Vlll»gr ship, on Thin ..ii:.. _- i. t 0 2 0 runs for Rnmson. In tho fifth he A tpnnli tournament, with wirtn.j. memortal .up m r • • •• • . - ! 0 0 0 tripled, scorinR t'itfirlla Two double ilouhlpa nnil sinRlfin, wns [,b. ' the exrHMiM ..I plays wore mncUi hy Kmnsnn, Noidy „ 1 1 0 0 'I'liciilny. Wrflnnnrlov mi'l .'-!,. - -, I. • II. .i, ni- fMstcir Mine las' veur r to Zieglar miii Mil ty to VA&KIRI . PIOISMM Sprciak army foiu. 'I In- till- ,-"111 !H ..f li >-ln,.: lli.n- .. •• -i ,i .I ..r ,"!>. i .-[•>' Rin i .mud* ii ui i Crowloy of th- ('ampttr-ilfi HIHIUI ft to 10. The ill Ml LAVIN. •pectaxular catt h m th.1 ih ,i tuning i'i:i-( iii-A- buat.^ in the K.'i.st, tC their ^liiiiii'ii'- Ill II i,i!i:,]v. the tn'f) new boats from 2b 5 2 2 0 of Merrlmnn s Hy tu j t^-hi li-'l.i Major (i -il Illfldll S 0 1 Crowlt-y aisn ni}ti|i> R Ua «V h»j.«f: I'l i imlt-liihlR, .Tnhn Sh'.be's and John »ented tti I' Smith, of _ 4 12 0 ill Wansinakpr'.i: and Sam ntm.tfotds Long Isla II. I'B,I«., l«lm hilllgui, if 4 1 « « 11. Coo,,.,-' . ' .ii.i-i h:a Wick Wo. 2, I'l Frrd Mri-rlman in thn nnw captain ••••" -ml 1. 11. Stoeffen. retlrftmpnt \ Ktrlanil. II 6 12 Middlfton - .-'Hi. "ii hn BIO FISH AT REABRIOirr. I and Robert I, 1 I 1 S 1 of tho Ktim.son nine, puccoedlng Wil- the, Blngli-s .,1.-i .Mil-mi and John boat, mski i|'.i tu fi- .ar^.i p 10 The vir-tiirn' „ 4 1 liam Swoouoy, who is on tha *icW Ylvls»k(-i . •• i :'i.inry H Wiwd, Jr. tloua )la <• ll at Colt's A Great Catch Made hy A Summer i;ii< I.-I, us, s-io, M, p«rlor tu ih" IF) i 17 ( list. AmprlKft Aarhettino is a new Hlnamelli'd , : Neck His ho ti^.l Hank wati Resident of That I'laee. vu thn prlii i hi. nnlnsil mem her of tho Rumson team. to the whin,-! • leilhlll and Vines con- On While Ktieel .M't Hlnmsn's Baii.ii .i Among the summer ii.sli|mt.i nf food nhoivlnj; rincis Hnlii,,. 00002060 1—B Tho scores: on the lun'i •i and VVllhur F. Coen, fathar, Elijah Hln «n. wlni was a ,\l»il« this section, there la no mm,- .ntiiu Cook,, • In thfi first hu 1 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 J—7 a plcniu lion i ••afarlng man, died •In. yars »go CAMPBELL CLUB. siastlo flshermnn than .h.lin Tnyl..i ! h»d frrnli puii whlrh i.. tui kin—iimu, w. Ckuir, B WednoBilay at Red Bank. Ks.ltnd, K.tul. *awl4na—OUerr 1, AB R , H E of Trenton, presldont of tin- TIMIMI put thrill ill n In nti'iiito. if. & 0 1 1 Others ph.. •. K.ti.l E. Smith. Stolia bant—E. Smith MWF18H VS. SHARK. • Packing company, who h.i.^ ;i «IHIII thn flnnl rliliii und O. Ea**lanri a, CUerr. I>o\lhl« »lty— Sli-Dhen. Jb. 0 t 0 Mrs. Trvint ) ' HrlMl, lb. .. PISTOL (ILIIR'.S <-IIARTIHt. mer home at Sealui^h* A., ..nip in KelM unualsted. Struok out- By E. . 1 0 flmackhanu-i Wftfft MHlllK lli' ilhi..i,j (. by Jfronl 7. Umplrfi -Xnlfht, ClrnvrUy, rf. 1 2 6 Hun Fjiti-r Donx to Death by It* led by friends, or runny linn^, .i)inn.. Mrs. 1-onlf; , R«d Bank Polio* Club Now Member lill, 1 1 0 i.reatlv Feared "Enemy. he goes out deep Men tlnMn>; i-nr,- jiml Rarna." Sli. .. 0 t (1 Mr«. Jan,I, I ol National Aaaoilation. ThP .ll poinida, 1 III o I 1 MI«K *«m-» Hi.i... -v MnllH Hnnck- villa anil Mi- lating a story of a battl* to the thrfS g.Mila mi.) • "f by the National fle M.HSI.elation, ac while the Bmnllcet tlp|r>ed Ihe srwleH Ti Mi nun | nhout to VI. t..i v In I'lnli Race. village, MIH : death between a Riant awordflih and rtates two. A" in Hi- (mru' niyulo n cording to Anno nieioent rnad to- at '22 pounds. 11 1 IIM RUMSON. Arthur Hwlfl. - H man eatlnR shark, which they wlt^ B Ully In thn MT.in.1 ncilnil, Iml tin Ml.-,-. Ak-i .ill,,,I t omnio dsy at the hertdtj m tet s of tha asso- 149 KM v i William Hi, , • iH-HSArl about sevon mllei oflf S«a- Ifnlghta WM« not in lii- niiiii mo f:u ui,- Wlllli I l-..-r to vli: prrlmin, cf ciation «1 \\ Hsht Kli.n, II. ('. 3d I'i Mm. I,«-sti.[ i i.iiKht Monday. Th« shark, was Buy Irwin Meteor Biplane. early In thn follnwimt "'••':il• l .M i • hiivt'iin^ near their skiff when the wa» aocnunloil (m i.v "in' of llir nn ii. i u .-I, un Black of 1:, . Carl Pannacl and John MeC.rath 204 Hi ilBrella, rf _ 4 t t 0 .-, h .swordflsh appeared and Immediately old A [l«,|noii pi ,'«i(lfnt, i Jror^-e H. vjntorg' mounts. Un tii- MIMUMIIII IfBl'r, Hi 4 0 ! 0 Crouse. mill M> of fleabrlght have bought an Tiwin W.I lit ... 1 nVli.- omde for the shark. The battle Clayton lire ],>eiildent, llsiry T. Th6 icnre »'•• II to il In fnvor of ummon. If 4 0 0 0 of Shrftwflhni \ Meteor biplane from the Alrvlew fly- l.'ll 1 \ itty. 2li. ..._ 4 0 0 0 lanted about 35 minutes. Fishermen VanNolnenecutlvA nltli-ei and .losepli th« Alkm Knluhts wlirn I ho fourth .. ;i,,ht smith ing service. A Bupor-X motorcyi-le < IM M 'alumirlHIn, a 0 10 In th<> Klm.l Mm. Wood rlalm that a ewordflsh will attack a Biay wftrretaty 11 MIHUI ei r^rlnrt opened, 'lhn aimy llvfincil -i >! Hoidfiii's l'imtej-, p ^ 1 engine la being Installed in the tt ram 0 10 Mr«. Ylvlsaki-i M tiop The lied H»uk |...ll,> |.|»tol and I.MI ^^ It! attack mill mink two KOKIM in this h I'linntoin, ., M shark any time, and It IB the only plune. The ship Is being put In shape HUHI •III, Mm. Hindi, Mi. i l

vrtriaii (» dere Beaoh Pool. ating In hlpth n.-li. -.I- -.iiinii,m i-anipo, par^d with his (CHttiiiintps. wnx th. vlrlorloin Sunday afternoon In a Freehold Firemen Win, But Extra "hoot at Mm i-fift, hieaklng 97 clay Inning; It I^ecraaary. Swlmmen from various parts of Y. M. ('.. A « nn , u i • As. In- TEN outstannlng [ilflyer on thn vli tmluu.i Hlnl..» I,,Hid dustrial iilnnlH, - i-il.no l^gUm toarn. Ha win . i I-.IHIMI ullh runt tuiKi'lB out. of ion Thnmaa Kaney the state as well as from this Motion [ BarqueU reatrung in om, ii • i «l*tv day*. >.f llnllndcl wnrt firnuid w(lh ftfl hlis, The J.lttlo HIIVAI nieinen'B base.- have entered the aquatic meet to beposts, ohm,-!,,*, ••••• iniiiillv renters fMlll. Thm irml i.il fliim Imul. i;f::iii > nn.l I.OIIIH ISmlaiiil of MhrewBhlliy bfcll t«am wan defeated Monday held Sunday afternoon In th* Bel- and otrini ,,i^,i .i,,n., hs\,- senior rMIng and ateady llm >,.i n \l. ] nlKht hy l.'i ci-liold, width iH con- Davis Cup, HO.Ofl; I'tlimSii, -lie. mi. m 1.11 IVMII thlni |||, '.in OHIVI-.H who look vedere Beach swimming; pool at cluba o|n-,™tin,, I.-, i-i,niteis of wa« in alumni ^vci W h'hlgl Nil. t. sidered one of the itronKent teams Keanaburg. The races will Include the Natlnni.1 iil •>•<•;,,. Utlon Varalty, MOO; l.ol.l Sim. . ' work niadn Ills tr«n p«rt wen. Ifmry I .inKi-i>,t. .if, Albert In the Hieme.n'fl league. The. m-orii ehoit dashes, both free style and Mend,i., , ,,f M• He,I Hunk l'nl|,-e »S.BO; Oriental ,Vo '.'.. *,':'i- rh«'nplon»hl|i <-hio > I' " 'I -in 1 I'IIII.U UemaieBt. was 7 lo *i. Thn flremens ^Htnes hack fttrnke, distance events and re Vlstol sn-l IMtU, luh N,n C1)KI!>!A t" Tennis Uolirk (',HI«IMI. II,,n > : Ki fd W. Mnlihui timially IRHI seven Innings, hut at lays. There will also be diving con fire f.u- I«U - ..i.t.il tiy thn Nn youliKPMt nihiv I'll. - Ill, 1,1,,,,,I, \\ I,,,, |., (,, ) Th.NNIS I(A< '/' the end of thn seventh IIUIIHK of tests and exhibitions of fancy dlv tlnnnl i mi., i.'in Prlcr§: $17011. flil un HIMIII H'MIO. I>HIII0. CH-lil'ilili- i-»i " "'•• Mil ill,,,nl . hii-Hmll -irnm ,|, thlH Kaon, ihn acme was tied, ft to n.Ing. Amhroie Manhattan, Initruc tuii-il iii'i i''"iii ' '• • ' • -in- ' 'i m,.,- I .-.I,,, Sunday In Iho rlKhtli riaiiie, Hieehnld made, tor 1«, '• "' ••' I • !•• ••• Kinnk two i HUH and l.lttln Silver made but event. Mclvllt It..in i.r rin.'l.ufV li» • 111 M.-I>i,tl'll.l I..li- one i •• ' in. |.|'. I,- .1 l,-i Mi>, IIIKIIIXIIIIH. Ids winnm ,.r sr. in (nlit i««t t««Hi <'»|ilulii 1 'I. • I,n«t week tho I.lttle Silver team (•Hi!- !< W. S. CRAY I 'I'- I luJil.tii'l ( li-fini. i,ii(-i-ee'^ -t « K"lil VMIK, I ITTI.B MM**, W. #. MfUI|««>» wi- .•(- IV K 1 >n i -- "- ' '-'•'1 ""ill"' "A r>nper In and r.n next Monday Llltla Silver from Manascjusn He«rh wheif .they pvf I v " '"' I ' - -' .' ''' * ' of Fair Httvr 1 f --iv lliiiim. '--Aik-rrtlaeinoiit will play at Avon. ocoupled a cottage two weeks. 1 OUlBfi «l» -•i-.lM. i '.. rlianc '*. rt r* "f""C"H. '? 'Peruvian Party to -tJantic City f;*; Sail August 7 »s

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' i • iui.lv uf il, -IMV of , f Ni.|lil« Hazlet News. typinii I and Rugs r!!v ell ai.rt • I UMaine, For Mr. 1 l'';i [.«' is t'i • v\ !MI in j,i , v ten on Belgrade lake, where they will f Will n.H, I" Ilflc ;t< ( "HI|.HMH'<| ;,tl,i •,.•!! At under ppend several weeks. may make yi \ , hi iWt-vt't. f (, ir M-^ lyn is visiting P. O. Weigand and and r;irfl nrp alwuyfi nt ymir . . l: ant . '...I,,. > I'.-111.. ness college, Trenton, spent tli-? lies of ketchup ..IV.'. • • • • . •• .f the week-end with her parents, Mr. ami this and tluif • :;,.:!.! . ... • • ii.: • lotion, jijKilntrd li.'i MIK. William M. Ackerson. base of thn y,n ••• vv> li '• I- ... » i i ...til «.f exis- j Luxuriou- 50% i . • : II,, i::inle lm- Mrs. Clarence Pedee has returned dlestlckH; the j-l. lorl''i i I' h- •• .!i;.t i i'-t com- • I >, < i-mlM-i'. on the fost ivc- (> s to her home from a week's visit at •Int. Of nijtMrici ,, I'.'i . II .-I-. Rsxi^ned to .....Hi: nt Hionklyn, Lavalettti. the i>iiiK-i>«)iiK t-' ••• It*. to(- !lie. I'm tNii'out h p.- ! i'hroe yearsla- io mantel, tin- I' iii<.i«(nr ,,,;i|ii-ny In M»n- Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Carhart and tor hp w:is 11 anst'M j TM! to Kayshore, Great HF.U, ti:- All Imjl Illl' 'I ,,,,(,, l,,,r will 21 N. Y , in onmniiinit of the fourth family spent Friday at Lavalette. REDUCTIONS the olllci.il ft ii i '•'! i iictrbei. All of her district, only to return to Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fessler and riding mH j woi'il lialni .,-ninnilieil to her hus In 1U23. have moved In their newly built \V. Swain, and he. wns home on the Hazlet road. Atmo.sphr: c:< ir All Commander Rands's experience Li... h >•.! 115 •( utor. has come to him along the North At- chanted Hill. I !• I "iiusiml from our Regular the 1 iciisurctt " 1125.00 lantic coast where coast guard of- HEARST AT HOME from H(»llywo( ni SiriTRH 1 IV Suites In THt>e*tr.v ficials report the largest share of ad- U'lu it ics $140.0(1 M N I.HKN8E IS NEEDED. strut or ji^er cm tiolund $175(1(1 '2 IV. Snit.-s tu Tapentry Cash Prices .-iV. Colonial B«io> Suite I t lie Cimnty of i > «i pounds for Irish potatoes, transacted. You cannot fit La Cuesta Encan- Usher in many cities, he is citizen of .lull lr.ili.in nf Cailtoa KKrfgrate of such purchases tada into the Hearst Art Empire in Mahogany in Simmons t-iui. of the Lieutenant and Mrs. Olenn Hunter none. His point of view ia unwarped, •l'hls hfautlful Suit« :, .!„,c.^il, notic* a carload In a year, he is re- without considering the whole. Mr. his sympathy unenliated, and things , • .Ih.,.. ,,r ..M Palmer are the parantt of a daugh- Hearst has three other art reposi- drp.isfr, v-nntfy. rhest d drawers, full lieve a license provided come to him with the clarity which Bedding i,., .. jl,,,, , il.ma. #)t- i.<- is sold or consigned in ter born Monday at the Hazard hos- tories. One: The house on Riverside isolation brings. Blze poster Itpd and nlrf*ly iiphol .•li ,l.'l,ll. nu.l ,1.- to rommerce In any quantity, pital at Long Branch. The infant Drive In New York, an apartment ptered hpnrh. Tha rraftRmfinnhlp in •"••'•. I.-I,1.-I "«th, Cotton and Felt M»ttre«»eB $8.78 , H... (git i arc in less than quarter Mrs. Palmer ia the daughter of Mr. whole floors so that he could knock TREE PLANTING PROGRAM. beauty of Itn lines. In a choice of ii Ida hut his sales In inter- and Mrs. Samuel Gilpin of Little down walls, tear out ceilings. The Inner Spring Mattreieei llfl.7.1 estblishment counts 60 rooms, one mnhoejnny veneera. .50 i inierce as described above Silver, and has been visiting her New Jerup Co-operating In George' Inner Spring Mattrenncn *23.Sfl parents for the past two months. large enough for a party of 25X1. Washington Celebration. Ilegular tl91Jt\ nfn nr>t lees than a quarter 147 Inner Sprlns Multi^nurs $si)..VI i i i^greRatlng a carload In a She and her husband will return to There are two fireplaces, Gothic, flald to be the most beautiful in the world. $149.50 Walnut Suite. (S-Pc .ye.»i lie would need a license. West Point on August 27th. The proposal to have New Jersey lylnk Bprlngu $4 7H Two: St. Donat's Castla in Wales; organize a state-wide tree planting J17R.O0 Mnpln Suite, ft-Pc. $180.00 Mr. and Mri. Douglas ft«rarr1n f Finn (V,!l H|.,inS. MM 'Il'-'p HIP nlw. persons handling and three: the recently purchased program aa a part of Its participa- $Z,V)(Hl Walnut (Suit*, ft-fc __ I1S7.6O prrvln'o interstate who are In It as a Washington, D. C, are visiting Mrs. Belmont estate at Sands Point, Long tion in the George Washington bi- Metal Beds »d.7X Gerard's aunt, Mrs. Mary Berlin. }.27S(yi Mnplr Siiltn, fl-I"c »22O.(KI buVt.eft using an auto truck as a Island, whfth is a French chateau. centennial celebration has been en- Wood Be tin $tt) 75 Miss Eleanor Quackenbush of $.125.0(1 Mahi.g»ny Suit*, »-Pc. $226.00 mwiii of transportation. These To the San Simeon ranch alone dorsed by Dr. J. G. Lipman, director truckets go from place to place Freehold Is visiting her brother, of the New Jersey agricultural ex- George Quackenbush. have gone over 60 carloads of preci- pomt'timeR getting a full load at one ous things. Of almost every object In periment station. plat,'. other times picking up a load Miss Mildred Bourse of St George, every hall, and alcove, and guest Staten Island, is spending a few "The part New Jersey will take In $125 Domestic «t more than one place. If these suite, the trite could exclaim: "Mu- such a project will not only pay a purchases or sales are In the quan- days with Mrs. Myrtle Clapp. seum piece!" The six Oobelln tapes- Miss Mildred Johnson, Miss Ethel well-deserved tribute to George tities dopciibel above a license is re- tries which cost $578,000, the ceilings Washington's memory,'* Dr. Lipman quire'! " Springsteen, Miss Florence Camp- for which castles were wrecked, all bell and Warren, Herbert and Rich- said, "but It will also help to teach those precious objects which make our people how to appreciate trees ORIENTAL RUGS ard Clapp are on a trip to the Cats- you gasp as you wander through the TOMATO SEED. as things of beauty." kill mountains. lower rooms of La Casa Grande MIM- SAMI'I.IS. Mill. IHHHaTAKS ANO Mr, and Mrs. Myron L. Campbell IMSdIMIMilli f *\ ! I iRNN. Grower* Will Kenp I'roflU by Sow- these are but curtain-raisers. For spent Sunday at Point Pleasant. every single room is In the spirit. A Ladles Last A porgf nil^ nn.soi tim-tif >\t intcU' Mm; I \ 1 -, \v pi h *"•* 'I'lirf^d iu^n ing ThHr Own Seed. Mr. and Mrs. Rolston Waterbury guest sleeps in Cardinal Richelieu's An abaentmlnded grocer called on Hie rcpi oiiui't i(»n« <,T Anli,|u..i.i, (..IJ.I.MIK Mini (dlftitnlM »»ui "f "The tomflto grower who does not of Little Silver Point are on a week's bed, opens his eyes to gaze upon a his old friend, the family doctor, one ffrrd whilo (jinintity 1,,-is .,| n.'uh' one httir .National Advfr- motor trip to Long Island and New J Bave. hit. own Heed in gambling with Goya, swes flowers nodding In an evening. They chatted for a couple tlBfd i riri','i. $67-s° crop fiiilme IIMII'HH hf obtains seed Kngland. , $8.00,1 vase. of hours, and as the grocer rose Io The Iiintroux H*I*MMI tlm j.-wl hi-•• .nlms tlm <\*-->-\> I'll*1 luxury or jilniitE! fmm m.ut'rn known tu be To the creation of San Simeon, to go, the doctor asked: 'Family all Of tllPFP fllir UiKS Will Jlli);i/f V ••Mil,.- lioiti. ullurlat of the with all these picture! you paint?" something over half his time and itor, "that remindt me. My wife's ,t i.i I-.. A> 11. lit 111 HI experiment Modernist Artist—"I sell them, energy. The anecdotes of his acqui- having a fit," •il sitlon are without number. A Span- • .)( , i. : ,ih it tin; additional sir." *m i m • I •• • „ i ish castle which lies crated In his , r - • i i ;, . • I.. ^;, vi. ttiniftto seed Business Man—"We Ruling Passion. i. i. '• I i.l.'iiitK "will pay big terms, my man. I've bee11,n namlookine gyour Ney/ V()rk warenouge came from an :> >, • • '-'I uih Iri'reatilng acre- a sslesman like you eefonr lookinyears.g" for | Andaiu,,,n hl|Uop. Ut BftI, wok, "Speaking of animals remember- Spanish patriots to action. Ap- ing," said the tall man, "when I was i , c . .i-w .l.-iany tomato , proaching the mngnltude of a party a boy I once gave a circus elephant a stick of striped candy." S. McKelvey ,1,. ,.'1 - >,m limper-tlng their Long May It Waver. I issue, the Idea of protecting it from ii, ; j II ,,,>! stdt-li anil Kinking The flag In the- Hoa« Co. building the Infidel Hearst /mind Itself in "Well?" in legal chambers. But when imill'v When se will r«nu*ln at half-ntag for a month. j" t~ "After that, whenever Ihnt rimm 21 West Man. Street Freehold, N. J. in '."lil, Ii nee.fl In to After today 11 was to have hpei It which m.'ide, it. against the ,ip m paivide in the town, the hu- iaiBfd to full alap, after being att'' l law c thfl land for Hearst to take it Tf had to take In their striped ii'il.,r f,,r RangheaaUii's WUton JUigs Mad* at FnwihoM. thil htntU'Ulturlit advises. h«.tf-#U* for thirty toy*. to Anerlca wu finally pawed, it RED RANK REGISTF.R

The Thrift Hour The hour when a little time spent in reading the advertising in The Register can he made to play a hig part in the status of the family savings account.... Consistent ad reading gives you. first hand information TOD A Y about the quality and prices of the purchases you intend making TOMORROW.

The merchants place their various offers before you each week in order that you may know in advance what the market affords. These advance ^ suggestions, when acted upon, enable the buyer to make the most of every dollar spent.... You too, will find that reading the ads will make an aston- ishing difference in your daily expenses.... An hour spent in ad reading is truly—"THE THRIFT HOUR." THE RED BANK REGISTER "A PAPER IN EVERY HOME" X1- THE RFD BA-VK REGISTER. AT'GT'ST F,. 1931 B 77i£ Navesink- I iremen s lair SALESMAN WANTED! * Leon's OCEAN Ul<- Av«, Red !!' h'li m.J Friday, Aug-u«t 7th, between Germs and Dirt ALD A '& ."The Apparel Oft Prim in Soiled Rugs V Proclaims the Man." NA are Dangerous! Popular Pn SU DRY CLEANING 5f, I r -» MEN'S SUITS 95« Imbedded dirt and dust in MEN'S FLANNELS your Rugs ruin their fabric and beauty . . . shorten their LADIES' DRESSES Upwards from Th» annual fan "f >.'•••« »• I "f anyone REAI V\i der fire cooipanv "1 Nnn.-i'K *> . ,i , II ! fo life. "24 Hour Service on Men'« Suits" be held on the fli*ii'>u»e K = • •"• "iB '" Ili'w^vi-i the i etiiement age waa morro'w, Friday ami ^«i ;i.loy I'oin m tu-ii urn! the company purchased, Ing «nd th« othti >IMJ«I I,-«IIIJP» win. i ftrsr Ktttndard hre apj>aralus, a be In evidence A Find automobile mbination pumper, hose carrier And because soiled rugs are C-AKJH.r, . ANTHONY'S will be dlBp»w<1 • ' "ii tpe «>-o|>era- und chemical truck. I*ater a small usually teeming with germs, tive plan. chornlt:»l truck was acquired, giving AJ1 tile member." <>r the flre rom- the community two pieces of equip- they are dangerous to health, ment. CLEANERS and DYERS p&ny aje woiksnjc httrii for the BUT too. cess of the fall hnri they Rre ipcpiv- "Hoth, now, have about gone their Tailoring in All Its Branches. ing much assistance from residents life's span and the company Is plan* nlng to replace them in the near fu- I'll ONI 2fi69. of Naveslnk arid vicinity who are TOMORROW and FEinAV not members of t.he company. The ture. Bring utill a volunteer organ- Let us have them now for a profit* will be applied to a fund to ization, lack of finances often handi- AFs.lurt . AMERICA'S SCHEKSCHEKN M.Mm 35 Monmouth St., Red Bank buy new apparatus. The present ap- caps the purchasing of necessary thorough, beautiful cleaning. SMS "CIm»iFo*i I'm,,!, equipment. However, w»* are hope- "Younf Dono»,i paratus is approaching the end of Croaktd Trust* Opp. 11 l< plione Bldg. its usefulness. ful that our annual fair, held Aug- Save yourself this back- ust 6th, 7th and 8th, will be as iuc- The company Is one of the oldest cessful as the preceding ojie. straining drudgery. RICHARD IHX In Middletown township. Its 45th Week Beg. Mon. Bargain Mats., anniversary occurred last May. The "We are proud of our record of ser- following 1» a history of the com-vice and we want you to be proud, "The Public Defender" AUG. 10th WED. & SAT. too, for your assistance has given ui Our scientific process loos- pany "written by one of the mem-a past that *a &n inspiration for the with SAYOY bers: SHIRLEY GREY PAUL HURM MEDICINE CMKS 1 future." ens all the dirt, then gently \snriii i" AH it "May 1st, 188«, twelve men, meet- The charter members of the com- Direct from Bro;« ar —don't mis* )t' I All Saint's church, banded together George Brannln, Edwin E. Burdge, vacuum cleaner »or sweeper H.S the Navesink Hook and Ladder Benjamin F. Burdge, Josepb Mount, SATURDAY and MONDAY No. l, for the purpose of protect- William Maxson, William E. Man- can) and then beautifully re- i lifo and property in this nelgh- ning, Thomas H. Golden, Charlea E. HKHI. For 45 years the company Wilson, Benjamin P. Tompklni, Wil- stores all its glory of color tiled in render service typical liam D. Carhart. Only two of the Mr- efforts of the original mem- charter members are living. They and design. Many changee have taken are Edwin E. Burdge and William '• since the first days of the early E. Manning. Ket brigade. T Ml.-! he. old hook and ladder truck, The present members of the com- Phone us now ... and send pany are Frank Hower, William •, •-• t your drapes, too. i*ii by the first team of horsea Card, Albert Sickles, Eugene Klpp, CLAtlDETTK COI.HKRT I i t passed the flrehouse, was then Ashton Sickles. Mortimer Odell, T. MIRIAM HOI-KlNh * wonder of flre fighting equipment, M. Maxson, Jr., Caleb Brown, Frank CHARLIE RUGCI.f.s uMei* anri truck entirely built by M. Vanderveer. Schuyler Sickles, J. hand and by the company's men. Paul Posten, George F. Despreaux, uIII ii ' Some years later a hand pumper Marion H. Brainard, Nell E. John- was built by one of the members, son, J. Otlo Johnson, James Pike, Mat., !| t ' . >i but gave way to the famous Old Holmes C. Crawford, Matthew ll-l.li Thomas pumper, one of the first au- Locke, Morris Walsh, Harry Patter- l>erw • t tomotive pumpers In the state and son, Donald Johnson, John Saville, the very first in the county. Though Henry Maxsoft, George E. Rader, designed and assembled by mem-Howard Maxson, Alfred M. Brower, bers, Old Thomas won many prizes Edward Carle, Arthur Heidel. Don- dlavan in competition with . steam-pumpers ald Quackenbush and Carlton Wall- and gave eerv|c«> that will make if U awlinson ENTERTAINED AT BBIDGE. PUBLIC NOTICE. An ordlniuic* entitle:! "An Ordinance providing for the construction of a (sani- A Party at the Hone of Mrs. Robert tary sewer and nernnary connection! in Gntlsenbeck Last Week. iarl street, tosether with the appurten- *RYOR ances necessary therefor, and further nro- Mrs. R^Jert Greisenbeck of Con- idinK for the payment of ihe cost thereof > well a. the co»t of acquiring a right over Lane was hostess to several f way over private property." was In- RICHARD ARIf.N INTKRI'S1IN<; II Ail 111(1 *1IHI friends Thursday afternoon. Bridge troduced hy the Mayor and Council of the Borouah of Red Bank on July 2illh and on nil men were satisfied was enjoyed and prizes were won byAuuiikt 3d. wi finally adopted and ap- Mrs. John Boyland and Mrs. Clifford u . w fin proved by the Mayo with the same type of Humphries. Mrs. W. W. Armstrong proved by the Mayo A. E. SHINN, • fy-eived the consolation prize. Oth- Clerk. ers present were Mrs. John Lawley, Suit Cleaning, one serv- Mis. Jnhn H. Cook, Mn J. L. isnacs. Mrs. Hermann Asendorf and New York and Newark vice would be as good Mrf. Martha A. Pappa. Round Trip RAND tan ;is another. But care- August Navesink News. $1.50 ful dressers . . . men at SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th the top, and rqen on •<)I)AY, TOMORROW Everything is ready for the fire- Leave Red Bank.... 7:58 A. M. men's fair to be held Thursday, Fri- their way up ... de- & FRIDAY day and Saturday nights of this week Tickets Good on All Rettlrnlnf C. R. R. ol on the flrehouse property. There N. J. Trains Date of Excursion mand the best ... re- will he the usual booths and attrac- Add One Hour for Daylight Saving Tlmf tions and a Ford serUAl will be dis- MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL sponsible, skillful, thor- posed of on the co-operative plan. GIANTS VH. ST. LOUIS A small bungalow at Hillside, BROOKLYN v». CINCINNATI ough Cleaning that owned by John Bennett, was de- Other Excursion August 19th. stroyed by fire last week. Schuyler For Information see Ticket Agent keeps their suits new- Sickles, one of the Navesink firemen, Tune in on the Pleasure Hunt, Thursday, was hurt going to the flre when ho 7:30 P. M., WOR looking always, FURS was hit by an automobile as he jumped from another car. He was cut and bruised, but his Injuries NEW JERSEY CENTRAL were not serious. Such men are our reg- Children who use the Navesink li- brary -will go on a bus ride to the ular patrons, because of Bronx zoo tomorrow. TMe bus will leave at eight o'clock In the morn- our reliability, our Ing. The children will take their Dependable lunches with them. About thirty modern methods and children will be In the party. Miss BROWN I Eileen MaWhlnney, William Swan USED CARS equipment, and our and Robert Anderson will look after LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR the children. The expense will be ability. paid by one of the patrons of the li- YOUR OLD FUR BROAD, brary. Greatly Reduced V, COAT. n Mrs. William Barry la able to be \ : The World's T around again after having been laid Prices! ! Worst Lover. up five weeks with a broken collar- MINDED hone. She was injured in an automo- COMEDY, "ADVENTURKS IN AFRICA" bile accident. 1930 D. B. Mr. and Mrs. Charl« Hughes of Newark have been visiting Mr. and Six Sedan ... '550 SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Mrs. Bobby Barry of Plattmount. 1930 Essex $ Phone Mrs. William H. English of River- 4-Dr. Sedan 395 She fells ull... blasts the side drive has donated sixteen books, Mil ol tnvKl,i\ Iririn the comprising mystery and Western j •;• 1930 Essex night watch! Htorles, to the Naveaink library. | \-'t Red Bank 2800 The library committee of the U- .;. Coupe binry will meet at 3:15 o'clock to- , •> Barbara morrow afternoon at the library. ] V 1930 Ford $*57C The circulation of books for July .'. win 2,317 ns compared with 1,554 in • Mod. A Sedan ° • ° TANWYCK July of last year. i' 1930 Dodge $77C S Andrew Fulcher, coast guard, has 8Rds ••« t>ppn transferred from the Monmouth HpEirh station to Ocean City. ! ... 1929 Dodg„e $g7g 111 GUT Bmrtdock C'artfr of Latham ave- •!• Senior S VV niif, who recently underwent an op- Y Buy From th< nation, had a relapse last week and-: XW. Sedan im be i-Ti confined to the house. ' Leon's Fully The Cotton Blossom Singers of ]' 1930Chevro- $97C BEN IY O N -ipi'i nave a fine program Sun- ... JOAN BlONOFll let Coach ^«W ;lit at the Methodist church. ••• Furs <>( The eniiie evening was given over to '/ 1927Buick WHERE RUGS AND r 7 Pass. Sedan 175 Mi. and Mix. Rohprt Anderson and y HOUSEHOLD GOODS Here is the aiilr y«, waiting for... f.nnlly spent Monday with Mr. and I V 1929Durant $^ PA The sale that I>M. Mi-. Melford Holmes of Point Pleas-: '.'. finest of Fur§ at »•"• '-I- Coupe ARE BEAUTIFIED. prices that arc tli< i • HI town ! Mr /ind Mr>. Alfred Wollacott of V Your Car Ac•pl'-c d hi TrmTr. t' n i libui1^, Massachusetts, arrived..'. vesinday for a visit with Mlsa MIL Pay a Small Deposit now, iln- balance when you died Williams and Harry Williams. receive your <<»nt m ili>- Fall. MIHB Hevorly Hogben of Troy, New IFrankVanSycklel York, In visiting Mrs. Jan« Stewart. Mri. William Hobert has bought a * Used Car Exchange ?• MAIN OFFICE A Kord Hod'in. •*;• DOIX.I II \ M()| III .;. The r:i>«nrth league will hold a '< 111 II HIM., V bench pmily next Monday night in PLANT: pliice of Dm regular meeting. The Wl DNI S\)\\ I IIIIKSDAY mriiihrM w II meet at the church at i 149-153 W. Front St., iniif |K,.,I siven o'clock. Thono In ; Red Bank Fur Shop :: RED BANK, N. J. 70-76 White Street, •li'ii-. "f |ha nrrangements nre 49 Monmoutli St. T.I. Red Bank 1184 "I.ifly Who IWd" 14" •" ^ •• i a and Thelma Clawfold ^ Oil N MLMSlis ? Red Bank, W ,1 Allirilil M»X»0O. Red Bank, New Jersey IV