RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 22. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1947 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 12 H'lbliard Park Woman Rafter Estate BuilcHn" ltiii-ii<> t o "-• :i 11, • \ n. * Ji I p. \v!i i<• h c o n- northwest corner of the crossroads ents in sending in their week- acres adjoining Knollwood school, of a Sunoco Gas station on East group Monday night at Harry's •-.im-'l snrv'jnfa' r(u;i i torn, a. yara§e of Naveaink, where Monmouth r°ad Hance road, Fair Haven, needed as Front street, Red Bank. Lobster house that the round-table ;and ;i burn, '.'--M destroyed by flre and the Locust Point road inter- ly news letter a day earlier, building site for a school addition, discussion on the project will be and, of course, we do hope Mr. Bair and Mr. Olllcsple were 1 sect, through the Ray Van Horn our advertisers will arrange it was decided Friday night when held at the Lobster house, Tues- Thr* X;j vc.-inU fir-- rompany, as- agency, realtors, of Fair Haven. the board of education and the represented by J. Victor Carton of day, November 25. i .--iMrvl hy IMP Mid.llctnwn township accordingly to forward their Aebury Park. The house is one of the oldest in copy earlier to make this edi- property owners failed to agree on He reported lie has received .li™ ronip.-my of liVulderT.-i Corner, the village and was remodeled a tion. si price for the land. about 120 answers from .persons ! j r ii hffj the irnnf fit ."1:15 p.m.. anil few years ago by Winton J. Mur- Harry Dutchysliyn, president of who expect to attend. The confer- 1 fnui^Iit Wi" bin/- fnr I drop hours. ray, a former owner. the Knollwood Homes corporation ence will include mayors and mem- ; Thf;r ni:iin I t -k v. ,-t.i to kerp *.hp Recently the properly has been —owners of the building site—set Rotarians To bers of fishlnc and sporting flubs, ;'i;f fiuni jnnipui;,' f> nrvtihy honit-s owned by StanCord R. Espcilal, a a price of $8,146 for the land, which civic groups, service chilis, engin- ri'l !;"<•.-, nvci Unml s\-i tho tire ww< veteran of World war 11 and a for- Red Bank Elks w,is rejected l>y the board. Air. Hear Talk Today eers and interested indivldu.-tlri whu :i Iiii" .i mi! of cunt i ol when they mer Major in the U. S. Army, who Dutchyshyn slated that, the snlc hope that an • inlet will lie con- K.irmecl by ,i Htrdti^; wind Sinul:iy rviMiiiiK. » lln> of niu purchased the home through the price would net no profit but would structed in the Low Moor section origin ilrstroypil ;i hutfc fuiildinK on Lhc Jului t.\ U;il>i I 'I hf( •• »,'. ;i.- no nnr. m Ihe hou-c Ray Van Horn agency about a year only cover the amount due the Al- of Sea Bright. N.'ivriKJnk Ilivor ru.ul, M iddlctuwii town.slijp. 'Hit: hu ;i! t!io lini'' of the tiir. Mr. ,ind Mrs. Plan Active lenhui'At National Bank & Trust By Howard Leon ago. Due to a transfer of Mr. Also expected to be present at tniiu'd .scmintiV (|iinrtiT:i, a K''I-:IK" »»d a .mm. MuUI'- 11-if! IT '-•.(•! '• O'«upyini; the fjuar- Eapedal by his employer to Hono- Co.. mortgnRce, Hc added that he ship (Irnnirn fought tho lilazo for thico hours. M r. I had been offered more than $1,200 the panel are Van Kcnssclaer Hal- 1 lulu, the property wa« again placed Fall Season Will Addrcag Club sey of Rumson, Alfred J. Lippman clui.^od Ilir estate from I!irn;iir| H. iMi.tn- |;ist M...< h. i fli*: ii uiii ; of th'.' .ShiC'V-ihiii y, w as on the market, being purchased by above the figure quoted to the board - I iipini: i prmvatnil. Mr. It;ifipr said of education. of Shrewsbury and Lionel W. Lan- Mr. Bentley, who also served in Members On What caster of Fair Haven, all of whom ' IH* aiiil Hi fj in f?n li'id ninvrd furni- World War 11 as a Major in the Barn Dance Tlii» When it became evident, that •iiii'i' ;i n-1 uth"r b''Iun::inK.s from tho Army. Mr. Bentley is a sales man- price negotiations were deadlocked served on an Inlet committee before Rotary Meant To Him the war. Mr. Lancaster, an engineer, Fire Co. Marks jMorc Property if]'v:iii!-i' (|t.:ii :(TH to th*? niiin ager for Ocean and Monmouth Saturday Night In Mr. Dutchyshyn agreed to the three- • liwti.-ii! nl! -1 iy .SuiK.ny, nnd the lire man arbitration panel and staved will bring a map of the area, from counties for the United States Howard Leon, chairman of the Mt..'irtfii ;i!iniii. tnri minutes after the Gypsum company. Cluh'g Social Hall that he would be bound by its de- which plans will be made. cision. Russell H. Minton, president Community Service committee of 20th Birthday Sales Reported t'Ad nu'ii had l*'Jl. The house has nine rooms, two the Red Bank Rotary club, will Mr. Lcnry .iloo repotted Hint « 'I'hf hoti.-r* w;i-i fully furnitihed of the board of education, pointed commute will lie appointed ;tt the baths, two wood-burning fireplaces The Red Bnnk lodge of Elks will out thnt the board's agreement was have charge of today's luncheon ami cuni.-i.tin. v.-iluable furniture and oil-fired gtoani heat. The land- open their fall and winter season meeting at the Molly Pitcher ho- forum to attend tlic inland wntcr- Tnrkry Dinner, Soriul New r'lir and othrr pussrrisioni which were subject to reversal by the elector- way conference at Trenton next scaped grounds comprise an acre with a barn dance to be held in ate. tel. Mr. Leon will give a talk on | dc.i! ifjyfd. T\\c. rluiufrpur and sjnr- and an enclosed in white plank the lodRe rooms on Broad street, "What Community Service Should month. The committee will try t'J 4>ivi-ii Al Hivi-r I'lu/.a Four j ili-inT ordirriMly occttpy the rpiar- One member of the pnnr:l will be have the stale combine the Low fencing. There Is a barn on the near Front, Snturday night. Addic appointed by the property owners, Mean to Me As a Rotarian." ili'n. 'I'lic bmUlinK '•••iirt Ioc;itP«l at grounds used as a garage. Kind, chairman of the cntertHin- Thursday, December 11, is t'nc Moor Inlcl with the wnlcrwiiy pro- The UOUi annivor.sai-y uf tlie William lipan'ri pifipprty rm high- th" f*nt r.'i r.i'f} to tho I In ft or c.itntc, one by the board of education and ject. I Mr. llfift.cr, who IH -I partner in Ueon Reussillc of the Red Bank ment committee and his staff, con- the two selected will nnmc a third. date of the official visit of the dis- founding of the Hiver IMaz.-i hose way .'II al Cult's ,Vccl(. conipn.'ing law firm of Applegate, Foster, sisting o.' John Kwik, William Per- Appraisal fees will be split between trict governor of the 183d district. The club «a«' two molion pictures ctinipiiny wan celebrated Saturday n flvi?-i-(itini s(?mi-liunfr:tlti\%- :m'l ap- Iv.-iftfi'- M.i'-hinr- company of Belle- ry, Charles DeGavrc, John Mulvi- A special club assembly, consisting about Sister Kenny and her meth- night ;U Hie lire IKIIIMP with ;i tlli- pro* Una My t hrpo ai-ri-H of Iriml, vi I If, |»M 11 ha.sp'I lhc critato from Reussllle and Cornwell represented the board ond the property owners. lioy ilirinev served liy .Inlin II. Mr. Espedal in the transaction and hall, Jr., Kmil Klatt, John Stoble, Mr. Dutchyshyn announced that his of all tlie chairmen of the various od o( treating polio, nnd donated ha.'i lionn ,iold by W.-illicr & Tincl-iii, 'lliibnul K, |)ii:inc last March. Th* Fred Jones, Wilbur Symington, Ar- committees, the officers and board $40 to the caiisp. President George Kowlcr ntifi an entorlaintiionl. A Itcjil Bunk rcnltms, to KIMIIII J. Kaftcrs had it^idcd in Ne.vnrk be- the purchaser was represented by selection on the panel would be large dnirnnttei! liirllidny calin was Remsen Brinckerhoff of t!-e firm thur Groh, Ralph Cltarclla, George Rolston Watcrbury of Red Bnnlt, of directors, will be held at the ho- H. Krauss presided. Heiifh, formerly uf l.imli-ii. A liitnik foi'! inoviti^; to HIP township. Sev- of Merritt and BrlncUcrhoff of New Grob, Walter Stout and Charles tel at 10:30 o'clock to meet with presented by Mrs. lint-nld Younw:. and hiiidHcnjicMl Hroiinil.s ^^-it!i a;.ir- eral oT Mr. Finner'a rclativos havt iiotaling, have the affair in charge Two sets of plans, prepared by the district governor and go over representing Hie Ladies' ail\ili:try ilrn.s arc aiiiunn thr ntliactlvc Irat- York elty. Alyn Pierson, architect- of Perth of tho hoso c-om[j.-iny. and promise to make this a very plans for the year and other im- Hi-en of llio place. Mr. Hcvu-h, «-|m Mi-mbrr- of (hi? Navcsink flrt gala opening. Am boy, for a proposed school nd- portant matters concerning the A feiiturn nf thn nffiyr wnn Pre.1!- ditinn wevn submitted to tho hoard Civic Group Seeks is associated w* i 111 Hm \S'f-s!i'in i'fiinpany toport Ihry received scv- Muslu will bo furnished by "The club. lilonl Willinni Ktohu's ilcslBnnliun KliMMric company, will maKi- Cult's i".;\\ mils from ptirsons living on Former O'Brien Hubes of 233." There will be prizes by Mr. Minton. The first, estimated A most Interesting talk was giv- of the following uhnrti'r memliers Meuk his year-arounil liunu-. and refreshments will be served. at $100,000, Includes four class- en at last week's meeting by Ray-More Membership and 20-yt'ar .service! llrenten who thr other sirtp, of tlifl river at Fair Mr. Kind states the dress for the rooms, a cafeteria, a kitchen and mond Glennen on U, S. Government will roci'ivc -0-yerir pins from the The same lirciUc-r.i liavc ho|d fur Hnvpii and Rumriun, who could sea Residence Sold occasion will bo "hicks." an indoor play area. The second, Bonds. company; T. Ilunncll Clnrlt, John DutiKliiH A. Jernlnmim Ills l.iiiiunliin- tho fit". which would cost $130,000, provides McClnln, W. lliini.s Hewitt, Wil- on .Sllvcrlun avenue, Little Silver, J,ni"Kn rrnwds witnessed the hlan The committee has decided to Post President Krederic K. Proposes Hegiotcr to Frnnklin H. Hiirai of Syrticuso, liold an affair every Saturday night six classrooms, a cafeteria and kit- Adams did a splendid job in intro- liam Pnnwh, Henry Kcs»l«r, John ami purls of NnveainU River road chen. and Willinni Kancy, lOdwnrd and N. Y., wllo plans to occupy his now wna hloL'krd off by flro |>olt<:c. North Jersey Man in the lodge recreation room under ducing three new members—Hubert As Townsliip I'apci* home in the near ftiline. the caption of "The Elks Shindig Necessity for a school addition M. Farrow, Jr., George Emery and Norman Sciiltcrgoiid and Willinni I _^ came to a head this year when a atobci. A hltn^alow on Pinn street, Mid- Buys KIIIIISOII Home Nitc," and they have adopted the Morris Portner. This brings the The East KcanshurR Civic asso- slogan for the winter season of group of residents petitioned the club membership up to 74. Kloiiil pliTcs weiR received from (llcilown township, cnvniMl by Law- board to provide a kindergarten. ciation launched its campnlsn to rence (J. li'lanii:iK,iri, has been \mas Seal Sale Title iv« transferred recently on "Fun, fun and more fun." Make-up carda were received for the River Plnzn Tigers, the Col- Currently the only kindergarten in enroll a majority of citizens and onial iloriistfl and from other wnll- bought by Alfred W, Hekc of Lip. the Edward W. Scudder, Jr., prop- Fair Haven Is in the Willow street Chm-lcs B, Gallagher, Leo Levin, taxpayers residing In that area at pincott avenue, :,« g iirniiL-li, whu erty on Monmouth avenue, flum- Jacob Lavin and Edwin C. Gilland a meeting nl the East Kcansburg wlHhes. n school. A future problem which has Present wore Mr. nnd Mrs. It. I'. with his wifo will movu into their Opens Monday son, to William J. Cleary, owner of Cub Pack Formed been perplexing the board is the for attendant;* at I/mg Branch; fire house Thursday night. Fifty now residence next week. the Ljcary-Buick company of West John H. Mount, Jr., at. Freehold, members volunteered their service Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Prcstiin Alex- need for added accommodations ander, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln 11. A new Ijungalow at KSK Cliurch Mrs. I,. » • i.oni'fjK New York. The Charles 15. Sween- for fifth grade pupils, which in two George J. Keevil «t Fanwood- to canvass theid districts for new ey agency of Rumson effected the At Little Silver Scotch Plains, Max Prown at Hum- members. rsrasch, Mr. and Mrs. Kr;ink I'.l.-tls- sLrect, l-'tilr Haven, which was years will number ,50—too many ford, Me., and V. Parker Wilkin- dcll, Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy ISmnions, bulU by John Mount, has liern sold Connly (.llinirinaii sal*. for one room. At present there are President Felix E. Lombard!, clt- Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. Fowler, Mr. Tne .property comprises about half son at Boynton Beach, CTa. 1ns the fact that tho voters of knsl to Harry VanRlpcr, formerly of 50 pupils In the third grade In Fair Guests included Dr. Allan B. und Mrs. Raymond Frnnklin, Mr. Clay fitrcct, Fair Haven, wlio i.i Mr.s, Leon W. Conrou' will heftd an acre of ground, extending from To Heccivc Charier Haven, some in Willow street,'an Keansburg polled the largest num- and Mrs. Arch Gunt, Mr. and Mrs. tlic uummiitcn ilitecLinj,' the Iflt7 Monmouth avenue to Woodmcre Randall, an honorary member of ber of votes cast In nil the Middle- now occuping tlic place. The IIIIIIH- elghth-gi-Rde school, and others in the club; Lester Seaman and Dan- Ell wood llendrlck.i, Mr. and Mrs. alow contains four toonis antl an Chi'i.stnuw soal sale in Monmouth avenue, and was part of what was At Nov. 28 Meeting Knollwood, a fourth-grade school town township districts In the re- Wultcr lnilay, Mr. and Mrs. John county to niisn funds for the tuber- originally Riverside Park Plots, de- iel Ardolina of Long Branch, Jerry cent election, urged cooperation of unfinished second Moor. with two classrooms. A. Bearmore of Belmar, Porter J. Kancy. Mr. nnil Mrs. William Ka- Walker & Tindall also negotiated culosis control work of the New veloped about 30 years ago by Si- Little Silver Community club, The board at Friday's meeting set the association to "Boost East ncy, Mr. and Mrs. John McClain, Jersey Tuberculosis league. Tha mon Levy and Henry L. Zobcl. with the co-operation of the par- Richards of Newark and W. M. Keansburg." The need for civic in- Mr. nnd Mrs. James McPhoc, Mr. the sale of the house on tho river- a fee of $150 for pupils attending Farrow of Shamokin, Pa. front on iiubliartl park, uwncd by campaign opens Monday, to con- The tapestry brick and frame ents of Little Silver and the Boy Fair Haven schools on a tuition terest and bettor understanding of nnd Mrs. John Pnrtrlck, Mr. and tinue until Christina* day. Scout council, has formed Cub pack community problems highlighted Mrs. Willinm Patvsch, Mr. and Mrs.Myron V. Brown and Janot li. Dutch colonial residence of 11 basis. Alanson. The property \V.-IH bought Mrs. LewU S. Thompson, Sr., rooms and three tiled baths was 15 as a unit of the Monmouth Coun- Van It. Halscy the evening's program. William Stobo, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- president of the Monmouth County erected by the late Edward O'Brien. cil, Boy Scouts of America. To Address Board The association, by unanimous liam Stfitin, Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed-by William L. litirnctt of Port Colt's Neck Pupils ward Sciittcrgood, Mr. and Mrs. Motiluoiith for nn investment. Organization For Suc-lal Service, in Features included weather strip- The charter will be presented by Van Reiuselaer Halsey, former vote, sponsored a resolution td the .'innouncinf Mrs. Conrow's nppolnt- ping, insulation, copper asphalt Morgan C. Knapp, field executive, township committco providing that Normnn Hcnttcrgood, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hear U.N. Observer mayor of Rum.ion, will address X. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Rusael ment. yesterday, aaid: "I am sui« roof, oak floors, automatic hot wa- at the pack meeting to be held Mrs. Howard G. Hymcr, official members of the Rumson school The Red Bank Register be desis- Wurliuic Clia|iliiin wo ran count on a successful cam- ter heat, attached two-car garage Friday, November 28, in Little Sil- natcd as the official newspaper of L. Tctley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard p.'iiRn. A Chriatnias seal purchas* observer at the United Nations ses- board and Teachers' association at the township and that all official Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. George with overhead doors, solarium and ver school. Paul Hemschoot, club sions us representative of women'" a dinner tonight at Willow-brook Vos.solnian, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. .Spcuks loni^lu is nn Investment In community fireplace. president, will give Scoutcr certifi- Inn, Fair Haven, sponsored by the notices and minutes of the com- hciilth from which every citiinn cates to the adult leaders and Ma-organizations of Shrewsbury, gave mittee meetings be published in Wood, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Young, -Re-. Robert Anderson, Jr., rec- Mr. Scudder purchased the pro- a talk on the U.N. Monday morn- teachers. T. Russell CliM-lt," Mrs. Henry Du- liencflta." perty from Barry C. Slcbcr ot Red yor Frank Gregory will present The Register In the form required tor of Trinity Episcopal church, Of tlio money raised in tlii.a statft borough citations to those Cubs ins before pupils of the seventh Mr. Halsey wan mayor of Rum- by law. senbury, W. Hnrris Hewitt, John lias sent his perrtonnl invitation to Bank. The new owner will occupy and eighth grades of the Atlantic son from 1930 to 1935, and served II. Kowlcr. William Fowler, Daniel for thn tuliorciilnsis drive, 95^i will it ai his new home. who participated last week in the The secretary of tlie association, Uordaychick, Miss Helen Quigg Red Bank clergymen and rommand bo used within the state for locul Friendship train food drive. township school In Colt's Neck. as councilman for that borough Lawrence W. Gardner, was author- officers and cliaplalns of Fort Mon- Tho speaker explained the ob- from 1924 to 1920. He Is a member and Miss Catherine Corcoran. and state-wide tuberculosis control An interesting program lor bar- ized to submit to the .Mlddletown mouth to attend toniclit's rnnntinc pi-oj^i.. >he other 5?. bsin^ for- jectives of the U.N. charter and the of the Rumson Shade Tree com- lowiulilp eomiiiRUc A tiwiiumd Children's Book Display ter night wits arranged at n recent mission and is serving on the board Present olllccrs of thn company of the church Men's Fellowship. w;uded to the National Tubercu- planning meeting by J,. R. Lowry machinery by which the interna- whereby the township, through res- are William Stobo. president; John Speaker nt the meeting will he losis association to support research At Local Library tional organization carries out its of the Oceanic Free library. He olution, would extend water mains and H. A. Stevenson, cubbing ofV served as treasurer of Monmouth McClain. vice president; Harold Rev. F. L. Titus, wartime chaplain and other services on a national TJie Red Bank Public library has ficials; Rohcrt Bursley, institution- work. She stressed the part young and fife hydrants to furnish wati-r Young, secretary; Nuriiinn Scnttcr- of the lOStli Infantry ilivislon, L". S. people of today can play in build- county from 1930 to 1936 and wasand safety measures to residents a book display for Children's Book al representative; Carroll D. McCul- a member of the board of trustees pond, treasurer; John Partrick. fi- Army, which invaded Saipiin and Week. There arc a great many, all loh, chnirman of the men's com- ing the future of tomorrow. She residing south of Route 36. nancial secretary; Mussel L. Tct- also voiced approval of the U.N. of Hill school, Pennsylvania, for ley. chnplain: Catnap. Vos.srlinnn, other I'acillc islands and, at pres- 1947 publications, on subjects up- mittee; Richard Brounley, presi- six years. Mr. Haleey is a veteran A tentative draft of a proposed ent, chu.jilaln of the I2d Infantry permost in the minds of the little dent of the board of education; study which is being featured in zoning ordinance for East Keans- ciiplnin; .lt>hn C. Fowler, llrat lieu- (Rainbow; division, Now York na- men and women of today, as well both grades and spoke highly of the of World War I and served as burg area was submitted with final tenant; Walter Inilny, second lieu- George Ryeer, member of the chairman of the local defense coun- tenant; Raymond Franklin, enKi1- tional guard. as in the older ones. school board; Richard Robinson, Atlantic township board of educa- cil during World War II. action deferred until this next meet- There are books on children of cubmaster and den mothers, Mrs. tion for taking such interest in in- ing scheduled for December 11. neor; Russui L. Tetloy, nssistant An especially In rife nttendam-e i>; load of evergreens, reflecting" the ternational affairs as represented engineer, and William Kuncy, John expected nt Umiulil'.s rnettin;; since; pioneer American spirit of com- many countries, their ways of liv- Robert Burneldo, den 1 and Mrs. McClain and Harold Young, fire tile entire men's congregation of ing, interests and sports, that lead Carroll D. McCulloh, den two. by the deliberations of the U.N. police. iinunity teamwork as exemptiflecl to- one to thoughts of United Nations; The board of eT.ication is plan- tlie church also has been invited day in the flRht against tubercu- books on animals, foreign, and On the roll of den 1 are John Eg- ning a trip to Lake Success, N. Y., Middletown Township Lions to attend, and from limt yrotip losis. ' American; books on horses, dogs, senbfirger, den chief; Alfred Her- In the near future for tho pupils of those who wish to do «o may malte bert, Jr., Harold Herbert, James To Hold Cult Training .irrnngcmcnts to become nicinbcis IVT.A. PLANS PARTY bears, wolves, cats, etc.; books on Klcnlt, Henry Scaccia, Jr., Grover grades seven and eight eo that they Celebrate First Anniversary f of the Men's Fellowship. the sea, ships, airplanes, ruilronds F. Burdgc and Robert Gruden. may see the U.N. in operation at Course Niivrmlirr 2 ) The We-st Kcansburg Parent- and many ways of travel In the first hand. Middletown Township Lions club mouth, a dance at the Molly Pitch- A Cubbing handicraft nnd train- Officers of the club have ex- Teacher association, at n recent past and today. On the roll of den 2 arc Fred celebrated Its first year of existence er hotel and an original charter pressed the hope that any cx-sei- meeting at West Keansburg school, Carter, den chief; Gerald McCul- night dinner at the Molly Pitcher. ing course will bu held November A few of the titles are "Out to loh, David More, George Turking- Install Dietrich Head Tuesday with a Charter night din- 29 at the Red Bank Cathnlln hiyh vicemen who may have served made plans for a card party to be Win," •'Gridiron Challenge," "Hunt- ton, Wade Hurley, David Brounley, ner and dance at Baclutadt'a tav- The club was organized Novem- school, beginning with registration alongside Chaplain Titus during the held at the school Friday night, ing for Bobo and Other Ball Stor- Of Highlands l'ost ern, East Keansburg. There were ber 14, 1946, at Louis tavern, Route at 1 p. in. and continuing through Pacific war will feel free to come Decomber 5. Mrs. W. C. Wetjen will Thomas Brounley and Peter Hahn. more than 150 persons at the event, 35, Middletown. The organization to tho cliurch tonight and meet hc chairman. Mrs. Walter Beyer, ies," "King of Stallions, "Golden John M. Dietrich was installed the evening, L. R. Lowry, chair- Stallion," "Six Good Friends," "Cir- including Lion club members, their was sponsored by the Atlantic man of Cubbing of Monmouth coun- with their rjltl combat spiritual president, gave a report of the con- cus Horses," "Son of Black Stal- Building Houses commander of Our Lady of Perpet- guests and wive*. Highlands Lions club. Arthur Smith leader. Rev. .Mr. Titus, in coming vention of the New Jersey CongresJ ual Help Catholic War Veterans or Jamesburg supervised the af- cil, Boy Scouts, announced this lion," "Misty," "Black Sheep Pa- Guest speaker was John Hawkins, week. A cafeteria slipper will be to Red Bank, docp .10 in his capac- of ParenU and Teachers, which At Shadow Lake post of Highlands Tuesday night fair. ity as the assistant secretary of the she attended last month in New trol," "Buckskin Brigade," "Valley in the church hall by Harold .7. a member of the Red Bank Lions served in the building. of Adventure," "Indian Trails," Frank J. Manson, local contrac- club, a former District Lion gover- H. Lawrence Scott was elected Reservations already received at oversea**' department of the Na- York city. The Christmas party Rafferty of Belmar, county com- president, J. Crawford Compton tlonnl Council ot tho Protestant will be held at the December »es- "Young Barbarians," "Just a Mutt," tor and builder, has purchased a mander of the C.W.V. nor and currently a member of the the Scout otllce indicate a good at- "Bird Dog, Bargain," "Miss Kelly large tract of land on Shadow Lake International organization. first vice president, Harold Kelly tendance for the course. Episcopal church. aion. Cat Story," "Mr. Garrity and the Others installed were J. Ken- second vice president, George P. from R. S. Gorshman of New York neth Norton, Alfred E. Daust, Jr., Mr. Hawkins reviewed the work Alward secretary, Fred Williamson Tile meeting will start at 8:15 Pigeons," "Secret Passage," "Fly city. Two streets will be opened of Lions clubs In the world, United TO MIKSENT CONCERT o'clock and will be held in the pal- THANKSGIVING SERVICE Away," "Young Eagles," "Trolley from Hubbard avenue to Newman and Charles Wilson, vice command- treasurer, Craig Flnncgan lion ers; Rev. John Donnelly, chaplain; States, New Jersey and in Mon- tamer, Fred Freibott tail twister The Crnft Choristers, under di- ish house. The annual Community Thanki- Car Family," "The 21 Balloons," street, permitting the construction mouth county. He explained whut giving service sponsored by the "Birds and Their Homos," "Wlnoy Mia. Margaret Parker, adjutant; and Dr. Marc Krohn, Dr. Wylic G. rection of Allan R. Woolley, will of notifies in the lake area. John J. Dowd, treasurer; Lawrence Lionism meant to various persons Pate, Eugene Rcardon and George present u concert of sacred music You Cmit'i Mi»>. Red Bank Council of Churches will Foot at County Fair", "Big, Bright Mr. Manson has started construc- and congratulated the club on its When select iiur a choice Chris tmns be held next Wednesday at*8 p. m. Land," "Country Boy," "Fairy Kit- McGough, judge advocate; William Miller directors. in the Red Bank Baptist church (lift t rum iinr liirio- tn*.>rtn.eiit (if ttuu- tion work and expects to complete A. Smith, welfare officer, Edward fine showing the first year. The present offlcera are Dr. Pate Sunday evening, November 30. TheHrin I'ockrt Hi"! T.ililr l,ik'htci». ShtMilIiT. In Trinity Epiaco.pal church. U«v. tens," "Silver Robin," "Rain For- several houses this winter, I'arki-r, KvtT.ihiin. ft Kst.rl.rook IVn &. Rohcrt C. Anderson, Jr., rector, est," "Ann Lawronco and Old New J. Owens, historian; Thomas F. H. Lawrence Scott of Bclfoid, president, Irving Wassei man first male chorus of 30 voices will be as- IVnuil mill 1'ihk St-tn, UiMfvillv I'ottiry. Bolgcr, medical officer, and Rober.t first president of the club, re- vice president, James Dnvidheiscr sisted by Mrs. Edna Helm so- Ct-initniM Citloti.h.f- Ktch'.v.,,,, Ihiml will preside and fiev. John G. Geh- York," ^"You and the United Na- FOUND UNFIT TO DRIVE hard, Jr.. pastor of the Red Bank tions" and "Modern Wonder Book Hennessey, James McGrail and Ed- viewed the accomplishments or the second vice president, Fred Frcil- prano, MM. Theresa McC'llntock al- I'nlnttd Wititte HnskeM £ Tmyi. H:uul A enr driven by Frank Picon c of ward Horrocks, trustees. group, which were highlighted by bott' third vice president, Fred to nnd Ronald Clark baritone. Wrought AUmiinntn War*. California Reformed church, will he tha of Ships." KiauritHM, ftt-.. Smnlirn Flour SUmh, speaker. Tho choir of Trinity Long Branch and a truck owned County C.W.V. officers present a $600 scholarship, awarded to a Phillips tail twister. George Alwnrd Francis Kotlama will be pianist Pi in Ilncka, Hiimiilvr.>. rti-., Cu^tume by the Veterans Amusement com- member of the 1948 Leonardo high secretary, Fred Williamson treas- and William Crawford organist. .Iruflry, Mickry Mouio Wiit.-hc^ »ml church will sing. Turkty Roasters. pany of West Bergen place, Red wore . Robert Maltby of Long school graduating class. The club urer, Arthur Wildangcr lion tarn- There will be a silver offering. Wr\n WaLchcn, IMn^tic I'layinit Curds, Bank, and operated by Gerald Duf- Branch, first vice commander; gave a large donation toward the and many other Xm«s (lifts worthy of Large «-\*»ortnunti, Frank T. Wise of Red Bank, sec- cr and J. Crawford Compton, Dr. your in." PC cl ion, V'ux's (iift Shop. II Nu» :t diapli'.v, Christmas Box Al- field of West Long Branch, collided swimming pool at the Jamesburg Marc Krohn, Eugene Reardon and Enjoy Vour Dinner Monmouth Street, Reil Ilnnk. — Atl ver- tu 10 p. m. Momliiy "Chrlttm^s Thoughti." SMIIN y. MHstcipiecc Studios; alto Art amined by Dr. Henry Dorr of Long but more charter members, since Ilirniicli Saturday; .Suiiilny I in 0 p. m. I'riiUi ai\\l Juvenile Xnias Bus KISOTI* tint of all kinds, dinnerunre sets, Kl'eo Branch and found unfit to drive a Branch, treasurer. Gerald Lcttieri, responsible for several civic im- WrililiiiK!!, hiimiucla anil parties up to iSre Htsl Exwvsscil when ynn .cud a delivery. Nntlonnl 5 ft 10. Trown's.— commander of St. Anthony's potit the charter was left open a few "Hullmurk" ChrHtrims Curd. l'ric. j iiu'iii^, i'o\'» (lift Shop, 11 Monmouth Advertisement. car. He will be arraigned next week provements in the township. There weeks after tho club was organized. I'J.» uivrri a jipr-siinal tniii-h. l-'or res* Slicei. lied Blink. —Advertisement. before Occanport Recorder William of-Red Bank, was also present. are 77 members, civations call ivHthi-rinu Knittcl, High- r.inRo from S cents to $1. We have At the dinner Tuesday, all tho lands :|-IU7. I't'ilur Jnn, Highway US, them for The Entire Futility; MUO fur fUblic Sale. Public Auction. Ulman. Mich la ml A. — Advertisement. Swfi-thciirt, Friends, Ilnsx, Nurse, Pop. Household goods and furnishings, 975 Holiday GuaaK. The club social calendar for the present and past olllccrs gave short tnr, NciKhhors, Iltiliy, Juvenilt-s, Kolitc- Household xi'oil*. furnishing*, »n- Urondwny, West lionK llrnnch, N, J,, Be *ure yuu huve cleitn window shades year was highlighted by Tuesday talks. Music was- supplied by two ie*t. For Your H«m* Bar. iarsay Canlral I'owar aV Llsht Company. linl llnnk 6-if,S«. Wn deliver.•-Nat- Liberty tlnuw No. 99, Gnuige Hal1( uf any tulrl uf U.udU stmrijt u( stack ot Red Bank 6-t'247.—Advertisement. tMitlonul U & 10, frown's, Kite delivery. We hnve prufi-sslotutl-tyiie drink mix- 4% IM-eferrcd stnt-k; par value jlOO. iiMiii] ,'»!•, lilc and f\ stun-. I'rown'H,— I'hicluK yniir onlnr Now fir "l'tr* .M:ulhorn, Thursday. November 'JO, &.30 Sactind Niiliunal Hunk uf fled Utnk. —Advertisement. inK nci-e»!0, children 75 cent*. John WerrtiLTt. Telephone AUiintic High- Roynl Typewriters. •ey Securities CM.. Inc., OllU MIIUIHIMI tip tu *l"i. ami 'TfrstinnlU.d" Siutlcii* —Aii vertisunitvnt, hiunc liai-u-iidt-r. Hpi'dully iirlccil fos- try, Napkins, Towi-1*. Const.-!*, Stirrim; lands I UUII4.- Advcrtlteminl. rorlnljli; urn! oflluo modelH. Prompt "Urenkfnst In Hollywood." Klft KIVIIIK, The Chltm ft Gins* Shop. avenut, Asliui-y I'ark, New Jtrary,—Ail- Expellenced Masons Wnntrri Vcrtlsomrnt. IUMH, lluuk Mtitctii *. Pliiyinif CainU, Chry*lcr, fly mum ti, tntfrnallontU deliver?-; nl*,i nddlnvr nun-hints, sold, Thursday < vtnln«. Nuvwiiliir 20, ut S a! Jlro'id strf-f 1. — Advertisement. Full tiint- i in|il'»vnu.nt. i!noil WBKIS. I*i-iici.>. rtc. etc. F".\\ iliii Shn|i. II Chrysler, Plymouth, Inlertiullonal n-iilnd unil tipnlri'll, Klisy term*. All n. in., Uhmlialii Hull. .Sluiaxu-i-tl lay Apply tu N. .Schi-nu rhuih, May.'air tin-- SIIIL-S and aervlue. Maunct Schwarl*. Monmiiuth Str.-cl. Itcil llmik. Aiii-«.r. l'fione lied tiunk 6-U7S7. — AJ virtiac- ^KUS unti servire. Maurice Scnwaiti mnktK, Serplcn's. 1U.% Mnr.moulh street. i.ndho' Alri S,M-;it)-, Itiimiioti I'l-Lnliylrr- Younir Actors nnd Actrrisc*. liter, A»uury I'lu-k. I'huin- Aslpury I'lirk lisrmrfit. Phoni lied Bank 6-0T37.- Advtrtif* Pimm.. Rid Umik B-lils,"..—Advertise lan fhni-i-h,—Ailvii-tlsemeiit. "House and Gardtn" 'fry out for yniiiii; actors. HC-UPSM*. t.lo;n. - Ailviitixmnit. nient. own. nictit, n< Wfll us "Hallii: Hciilltiflll," rai-i-!r>ft IriKtr.-* it ml (IHIHTIS on Friday, Novrm* Chryskr, t'lytnoutli, Imernnllnf.al. auifgcitlnns from the neniler.vous <;lft ifr '.'I, Irnrn - l'. tn, to fi p. m., for Chrvaki. I'ly'iiuuMi, Intel ii.iU ii.il. Allllquc*— Run (iv«l S,.lr. Ac ill i nil lye st ion and itutunch dlsta'tf s* 1 Athl'te'* Toot nnd rlnzwnrm ilis:tp. l.nrlfr liulldinir fnr inl* or rent. 10,* •Snlcs and strvU-«. Mmirlt.'* Schwai ti. SholiShol, t yon \n\c MnypinXl rinri In a few day". FunKi*l''oc did it, OOd-foot floor ipac«. Call R«d B»nk I'ilnna It«l b»nk ».01»7.— Ad v.rUat- ThlHThnnl*»!rH-lnkl ; and Chl'lstniRChl I rrifta.—AilifAl* ' Um-oln avenur, i-'nir Jlavcn.—Ailvci-tisc- I'hun. Hid limit 6-UT3T.— Ailvemsa. Anil*,\K Slu.r, 11 Ma: 11 .tlCCt, 1 ii directed. All druvvi»ti JM:GIKTI;R, NOVEMBER 20,1947. We Manufacture Our Own GROUP MKKTK i,y Uic Men's elub of the ehureh Blaisdell Talks The Junior Mary Mount mission- ! tonight. Assisting hostesses at JEWELRY REPAIRING PIANO TEACHER TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN ! Monday's meetinp were Llat Ualnc Watchee. ClocUa and Jawelry Cleaned Graduate Fianitt and Orfanlftt Venetian Blinds and Evelyn Burdge. The next meet- and lUpaira at Reatonabje Price* Contractor and Builder church met Monday night at the For Appointment, Call To »lve you umc day service?. To Civic Group Ing will he December 8 at the home ' All Work Guaranteed lor One Year home of Mrs. Beatrice V. Novak. ; of* Mary Newman, Hcrgen plare, H. ROSIN, Jeweler MRS. LUCILLE McCARTHY SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING Atlantic Hlg-iilanoa. when plnns ' when the .-ociety's Christmas party | II Waal From St., Red Bank, N. J. MOBILE V. B. CO. were m»de for a supper to bp givrn will b« held. i Tel. «-«072-M. Kum«un, N. J. t-lMJ-J SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES Ask Garbage Collection RED BANK 6-3332-K S n.M PLACE TEL. RED BANK 6-IIStVj Foe 3 Villages The Country Club E«t»t« and Riverside Heights Civic afiROcintion voted to request the Middletawn GENUINE LIICITE HAIR BRUSHES township committee to give the es- I tates, River Plaia and Riverside Heights muniripally-cponiored jar- bagc collection Rt their meeting BRISTLED WITH ICE-WHITE NYLON Monday nipht at the lleadden'r Corner lire house. Monte B. Jonec SALE introduced the motion, which was unanimously endorsed. It will br presented to the River Plaza Tax- payers association for thtir approv- al before submission to the com- - y;"..,,..=> <*•" mittee. William Graf, chairman of tht garbage committee, reported 330 homes in Hie area to be covered, Victor Vox epokc for the Blvei Plaza association. Frank Blaisdell, newly-elected $2.00 VALUE Pr.f.iti.fiejl *3e00 VALUE Dtw-drop hand... $3eS0 VALUI Toptr.d prof.,. member of the township committee, tol spoke to the jjroup and announced $ry!t; cttar or °"*£±£±t crystal or jtwtl-tontd lu- aja_ja^ lionol or aval stylet in BBjfcA Hint the laying of a tar and stone tucitt. low priced bt-f^Jg* dtebocV. Hord-to-find flowt 179 <<•<•' »r gem-ront lucitt. 1VX road on West Riverside drive will start soon. , caui. «f th. tiny flow,. M ^W mad. this low prictd. M Hard-tO-ltHard-IO-ltt imptrrtctiomimperrectiom.. I ^™ Wri. n»r Wymba was appointed secrelaiy lo replace Mrt. Eleanor •tc VALUI! Cetelln Iric-a-lrac Hand truth . . y*|« +IUOHTIY mtrauut Hoffmirc who ha* resigned. Sid- ney Williams reported on the Im- provement ot Porieey lake. Paul Sanborn introduced a resolution tu request the Railway Expreet to JUST ARRIVED VIA REINDEER EXPRESS! deliver in tills area. t) An invcstiRaUon will be started to determine what requirement have to be met before carrier mail delivery can be obtained. A per- BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT SETS manent roads committee was ap- pointed by Calvin O. Ohlstn, presi- .-". dent, to considt of William Hofan and Joseph Kelly, co-chairmen, Low Priced for Bright-and-Early Christmas Shopping! and Paul Sanborn. A committee to secure street signa for this district was named to include Mr«. Herbert F. Rlckman, Mrs. Raymond O'Neill and Mrs. B. Fletcher Moore. * The men of the esaociation will meet Sundny morning, November iACTOR "Cite from folly wort",. 30, with Melvln Morrin atchairman, to burn off the reed* at the rear of Lake Shore drive. Th« Htaddtn'a to set *ur Animal Corner Ire company will stand by. Beauty Foursome Beauty Threesome Aging Motor Cam Need CUDDLE TOYS in plastic box in plastic box WinU-rizinp Program remove fray; Witli winter clote at hand in with removable most parts of the country, William at the LOWEST PRICES in years! be/g«-//n«c/ u$9 It for A. Human, Director ot Service for 475 the Chrysler Division, Chrjwltr • V/t" Standing Bearel • 10 Cuddle Bean! malf'Up tray cfgareffes corporation, Issues the following timely warning to motorists: Red leaves decorate a white box she can use for gloves Christmas motif ... white box with red bow on the fid. "Because various uncontrollable • V/t" Black Scottiest • 10" Cuddle Pandas! factors prevented automobile man- later. Holds Pancake, face powder, rouge and lipstick. Holds color-harmony face powder, rouge and lipstick. ufacturers from attaining the • Moving Eyei! Cunning Button Notts! quotas they had tentatively let up for 1947, the number ot old carl on the road Is considerably higher ' than had been expected. Thte means another winter for many ve- hicles that have long since passed their "life expectancy" and compli- cates the owners' problem of keep- MRFVMI IN N-MBBONIB MX ing them in serviceable condition NRIVNII & UU IICOLOONI against the hazard) of cold-weather Tht iparkh'ng frogronct of goy Car/if %-or gilt boff/t in acttatt cai.f driving. "Every prewar car will b* at Cvenin| lit »erli . . elrei* et esrlyait is • • M* tutnet ef febvltm ejivinfl .. itere Ntmtl least six yearn old next January, a* e>»rie *eie»i setilet tin eea 4t aeitfftt. 1.9V "Oaorait Nine" i* the niter et ptrfuatei, I.! production stopped In January, 1942. The average age ot com* 20,- 000,000 ot these can 1* more than eight years. This means that a win- HRniMI, COlOfNI, PACI POWBIR DUSTIN6 POWBIR 4 CM00NI terizing program la more enentla! All fhrt. funtd fo ont ibv.fr ictnf/ targ. «iit», megniActnt// gir>»eoMd( now than it ever was. In fact, It will be the only means of saving lit • luiurioui. ilsr-frilltd sill ees . , A "JfjC* OeM-tese striped kti. . • till-iler vse'er e» some of these cara from (olnf to 'erfume In s>une fleets, •owt'ir, ctlagne. A.aT lew eny tree. 4-et. •ew'ei eae) 7.«. ! 'door sills, the bottom of doors, tte. OTHIRf AT e«t" lecej'tr, Twiactte. A AA* a complete engine tune-up and a felt good wiihtt. Sperkllnf elltr-iheve tttlee, aa)lttt) It) • A AA* careful inspection and correction of luiltle ftmenit e«* t tititr lec^vtr tttafti. A.UU •t»'» leilai fttih-Mleret) «Ht»t talc. <{«VV any defects in the cooling and electrical system. A thorough check-up of the tires by the deal- er's service department should bt OTNIR CHRISTMAS CARP ASSORTMINTS 4tc,7fci.lt ; |iai I of the winterizing program. 'Thin also will be a good time to have the positions of tht tires on the car changed to promote more •W»i federal Tax nearly even wear, "Most Important of all is to have the nccccssary things dont now, be- REXALL SPECIALS-THIS MONTH ONLY! fore the severe winter sets in. Many dealers' service stations are ex- tremely busy, but that should not $1.20 VAUIII fOR COUOHS A COLOf I ,be an excuse for putting off your We Mtrt ckflrf• hr ;,winter check-up. In almoat every .case, an owner can make an ap- Ret. I* •!«* pointment for service within a rea- sonable time with his regular deal- CMRRT BARK C0WH SYRtf IIBIRH BILL BANK LIGGETT with fnthast •! I»1KS IN BUG MILL Samuel Rhodes, 65, of 4 Browne THROAT OAROll Reje 8fc Rtxill nvenuc, Freehold, was stricken with n heart attack causing death BKITIN TOOTH FASTI n few minutes after he reported exalt for work at tht A. and M. Karax- BOTH FOR DRUGS houslan nig mill In Fieehold Mon- day mornlnp, He vu employed in the mill a» a atarchtr. torn FOR 29° ww*. MKWMV *K munmuu i rt» I y PhUNe. e-i44«* R. BED UAXK REGISTER, XOVEMHER 20, 1»47. Paj?e Three We Manufacture Our Own •RAOLEY Far Hills Couple rooms and attached garage, and be Walling, Ralph Weseman, Joseph AUTO WAT COVCM in rambling Provincial design. River Plaza School Malre and Bernard McDonald. Venetian Blinds Cu«tom Made or Beady Made Buy In ltiiiiiBoi! From the fifth and nixth grades Fr.o in.l.ll.lloii while you wait were Donna Adams, Irene Kelly, To t'lve you same day service. AUTO TOPS BrXOVKBKII Frederick G. Adams has fold a Fire Auxiliary Marks Barbara Kollock, Gail Perry, Mary Tl> Main St., Bradley Buck two-acre tract, part of the former Pupils Give Play Pfcon. Aabury Park 1-0157 Its 25lli Anniversary ElUabeth Searles, Sally Ann Wall- Smith estate located on Nnvcsink ing, Jo»n Wlckn. Gloria Smith, Open * A. M. to 8 P. M. avenue and the North Shrewsbury MOBILE V. B. CO. W'aday Until • P. M. The 25th anniversary of the Keith Brownlee, Edward Cheek, river, to Jlr. and Mrs. Robert G. 'A Good American' KED BANK 6-3332-11 : founding of the Ladies' auxiliary of Donnid Flordland, Eugene Graman. Pearse of Far Hills, N. J. The ; the Brevent Park and Leonardo Peter Howard and Windsor Ray Van Horn Agency. Fair Hn- i fire company was celebrated "\Ved- Presentation Marked Jacques. ven, realtors, were the brokers in \ nesday ot last week with a turkey Singing with the seventh and the transaction. dinner and musical program at American Education eighth grade chorus were Gnil An- The property Includes a two- Willowbvook inn, Fair Haven. Mrs. able, Elizabeth Broiena, Jean Car- FIRST BIG WEEK! story modern combination cottage Margaret Moran. pianist, furnished son, Joan De Mar, Carol Dickason, and garage building with asbestos the music for vocal solos and danc- Week Observance* ing followed the dinner. Mrs. Viola Ann Joyce Flood, Catherine F*or- shingle roof, which the new own- man, Marlon Lo Prestl, Evelyn ers intend to remodel and enlarge f Heflfernan and Mrs. Mnry Albert- ' A play, "A Good American", wan son were in charge of decorations presented In observance of Amer- Thorne, Theresa Zlellnskl, Charles with new wings so that the result- Conover, Daniel McBrldf, Paul MILTON McCANDLESS ing structure will contain seven and arrangements for the party. ican Education week Friday after- The Entre Nous club, which was . noon at the River Plaza school. Morris, Harry Treacy and Harold holding a business meeting and in-! Every child in the school had a Wlederholt. AT THE PIANO stallation of officers at the inn, part either In the cast, chorus or joined the auxiliary gathering later { stage directing. The four teacher", Phone Company To Open in the evening. I Mrs. Mary Branch, principal; Mrs. —Direct from Flynn's Shamrock in Keansbiirg— Members attending the party in- : Miriam Wilson, Mrs. Anna Young, New Office In Keyport cluded Mrs. Mary Sheridan, oldest and Mrs. Mary Ayrei coached the The New Jemey Telephone com- member in point of length of mem- {play, while Mia« Fern Rho»ds, laany plans to open a new businwss EVERY NIGHT- EXCEPT MONDAY bership; Mrs. Rose Jcvelosky, sec- > township music supervisor, direct- ond oldest member; Mrs. Edna office in Keyport early In January , ed the choruses and rhythm band. to provide a central location for handling business transactions of telephone customeni in the bay- EDDIE'S on the Hi-way Mac Murphy and Mrs. Albertson, ' '"" »-.•—- ..- -..-..., ....- shore area. The office, which will be located chairman of sunshine and sick; '"any of the audience were forced 8 l r s talld at 88 Broad street, Kcy.port, also EDDIE'S BAR AND GRILL Mrs. Heffernan, vice president; Mrs.' ° ° , ™ E . * will serve Matawan, KeaiiKburg ,ind Margaret Moran, treasurer. and : to the hall and were unable to nee n f of the nearby communities. Leased from Mrs. Mary McUughlin, MIR. Irene • »5 entertainment. The for- Charles F. Straub, local automobile Davls, Mrs. Sophie Davis, Mrs. ' lunl>l HANK of young men a golden opportunity will be called Our L,ndy of Mercy Edward Bennett were to make a lifetime career of aviation. drlcks and Lightning produces two million and will accommodate S00, will he . directors. Thomas Brecken- ton* of nitric acid from the air A high school graduate who can famous cornplctcd by the end of February. |; » d _, De Mar wer, u,h. h per day. qualify and who enliati for three Adjoining: the church will bo an as- "~ *- years, can aelect hit achooliog before sembly hall for parish activitios. Playing in the rhythm band, all Fnthef Nolan also will be in chargn children from the first two grades, he enlist* and be guaranteed that BETSY of the Porrinevllle church, which achooling after he haa been accepted formerly wnjs a mission under di- were Ann Tonl Citarella, Alice Em- by the Air Force. The finest aviation rection of the church at Mights- mons, Sylvia Fleas, Diana Fox, Gil- town. bert Helmborg, Virginia Jacques. training in the world in top-flight Air toss Douglas MacDowell, David Malre, Force Specialitt School*. Men who Lnst Sunday morning mass was celebrated at the home of Mrs. W.Suzanne Perkins, Deborah Scott, have had two or more yean of col- Nice, 93 Main street, Engltshtown, Joseph Siastak, Dlanne Wllhelm, u Josephine Zagorsk!, Benjamin Flor- lege education or equivalent may SPISET anda negotiations arec unaeunder way t1o0 juae^nuio ««»"•""*»—V» » eu now apply for actual use the mo house for religious sev- encc, Carolyn Weber, Peter °J>*™' pilot training as Avia- And Only vices until the church Is ready for Carolyn Weber, Peter Shaw, Snelln tion Cadett. Get all the occupancy. Becker, George Cattleman. Robert facta at your V. S. Army Rev. Edward J. Draus, former Endlich, Marvin Graman, Nancy curate nt Holy Family church at Dent Kendall, Peggy Moore, Shar- and Air Force Recruit- Union Beach, will fill the vacancy on Polhcmus, Diane Ralph, Pam- ing Station. nt the Asbury Park church. ela Schlictlng, Betty Jo Sigler. The chorus from the third and 130 DAYS IN WORKHOUSE. Are Kiclusivc Agent* for fourth grades w»i composed of Patrick Moran, who gave Red Marie Facinelll. Deborah Jacques, Monmouth and Ocean Counties Bank police no address, was ar- Elaine Kelly, P«flcla Partrlck, UNITED STATES ARMY ft AIR FORCE ' Formerly Storck of Course rested Sunday evening on a charge Catherine Ring, Nancy Weeks Ma- RECRUITING SERVICE, orf beinneing arunidrunkt anda causing a dlsins-- He Windham, Ann Shaw, Braa turbancc. He was sentenced to 120J1 Dixon, Frank Facinelll, wimam Itoom 8, Post Office Building, 21 Broad St. Red Bank days In tho county workhouse by Fiordlnnd, Arthur Oarvey, *ranK Red Bank, N. J. Recorder John V. Crowcli. LoPresti, Richard Moore, Daniel

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FOLDING DOLL COACH STAKE AND COASTER WAGON The simulated leather body I* topped by a four-ribbed Natural finish hardwood body with removable aide*. hood with aim vlior. Ha* chrome Handle and brake. Body la ,10"xlO". The roller bearing wheel* are 10* 910.95 and hare 1" tires. S1S.0S 151 Broadway ff 15 E. Main St. 'A Small Deposit Will Long Branch, N. J. ^ Freehold, N. J. Hold Any Item Until ChrUtnwa Tetley's 32 Broad St. 17 BROAD ST. RED BANK Red Bank, N. J. Pace Four RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 20, 1947. Vtnetian Blinds ALL rORMS OF ANOTHER RAY SMITH DEVELOPMENT Gang Head Sent T A 1*1X0 INSURANCE i CORDING ATLANTIC MARINE RE I'AIXTI.VC LEONARD M. MARTHENS To State Home ' 81 HARDING ROAD rrl.-S«t. Mat. THEATRE MOBILE V. 6. CO. rHOVE RED BANK Eleven-Year-Old I* Highland., N. J. RED BANK c-:•;:«;-K Leader Of Local "Mob" | LIZABETH SCOTT WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH JOHN HODIAK rrl.-Sat. Sat. Mat. IS NOT rKlK TO SAY "WE IIIU EVEKVTMIN*; POSSIBLE" An 11-year-old Red Bank boy.' BURT LANCASTER l.Nl.h>S ( HIKOI'KACTIC WAS IN("Ll'l»ED leader of a gang of boys whom he | — IN — HUMPHREY BOGART paid 12 for protection in fights and LAUREN BACALL WARREN FOWLER for occasional aid In larceny, was DESERT FURY DR. PHONE , sant to the itate home for clasiifl- —In Technicolor— Chiropractor R-3IB3 cation Thuraday. Four othera rang- "DARK I BROAD ST. I ing In agea from 11 to 14, received Sun.-Mon. suspended aenUnces or were placed Sun. Can't, from 1 F. 8t PASSAGE" on probation for stealing $105 from the VanBrunt sweet shop at 143 BING CROSBY Sun. Mon. Sun. Mat. Monmouth atreet. Juvenile Court BARRY FITZGERALD MAUREEN O'HARA clamp down oir Raferea John L. Montgomery, who JOAN CAULFIELD had postponed the case last week REX HARRISON pending further Investigation on — IN — too-high costs other charges, ordered the action. W»lcom Strong«r' The county probation department > "THE FOXES OF HARROW" Oof fin* way tn lower living cost» i» *o attributed other Monmouth street Tuea.-Wed. look for "hew-to-do-its." Cast your tyt theft* to members of this fan;:, at your presrnt htatinp budfjct, and w* while the leader was charged with HEDYLAMARR Tuea.-Wed. think you'll ter n way tn nv*. A good several robberies of candy stores. Mvin*5. too. The Gfnfral Eleetrir oil- The othera were charged with aid- DENNIS O'KEEFE IDA LUPINO fired hoilrr hs! n flair for joins •ll-out ins in the theft, — IN — m*ith lieatinc srrvicr—and holdtnf down DANE CLARK Two 12-year oldj and a 14-year- "DISHONORED LADY" —IB— thp eoit. Givri you year 'round domeibc old wora given suspended sentences — AND — ho- wtter, too. G-E rngin«r<, we under- and placed on probation for three AHTUItO Df> CORDOVA "DEEP VALLEY" utand. makr rconomy the krynote of their —«nd— dpugnt. Find out what a G.E. mi|ht years and another, nfre 11, was riOHOTHV PATRICK 1 placed on probation for one year. LOUIS ARMSTRONG t HAND "HOPALONG CAS8IDV* lave for you. We'll help you. We will*— • Pictured above is an artist " con- The whole area, was formerly the. Army in Italy and the Mediterrenn — IN — SchifT estate. A beautiful tract, the theater a* an engineer officer, he Donald Hewltson and Holmes Ap- — IN — HUT SURVCr YOUR HOME-COMMIE COSTS ception of d home now under con- "MARAUDERS" struction in the 78-acre tract be- land in covered with doffwood, returned to civilian life in need of plej?nte of Bradley Bench, both 16, "SKW ORLEANS" sycamores and maple tree« which were given suspended sentences, Tf your preient heatinc system it eatinf Uvern Bucna. Vista and Bcllevun a homo for himself and his family. Thuraday Thura. Hat. into your budget, let's tind out—and find I were cultivated by the previous Housing shortage* being what they placed on probation for two years Thursday Can't, from 5 P. M. nut to thp dollar. Look what other* hive avenues, ftumson. R»y Smith, a j owner*. Nearly all of the treea will arc, ho decided to build hi« ownnnd lined 530 for turning in a false BETTY GRABLE found— neivromcr to the building game, is ! rerun in in the landscaping. In thehome. Along with free- lance car- flro alarm October 27 that resulted THANKSGIVING DAY GEORGE MONTGOMERY developing the site. development there are 2,000 feet of in an automobile accidant in which CORNEL HILtlK penters, ho accomplished this. 1 OWNEdS H»YE REPORTED—FUEL SIVMII BKto NV ' The house ahou'n has three bed- riverfront. Mr. Smith intends to When the home was completed'he three persons were injured, Includ- LINDA DARNELL, "CONEY'ISLAND * OIL-f IRED rooms, (fuent room and bath, two build 12 of the homes on water- had an offer from a buyer and thus ing Mayor Albert H. Kirms of Brarl- JEANNE CHAIN front, .it prices ranging from $33,- ley Beach. A younger boy was %lv- —In Tachnicoltr— GENERAL0ELECTRIC GE BCi'.'S baths, dressing room, dining room, ' moved on to build another house. —in— living room, kitchen, atudy, oer- 000 to 550.000. Plots will be re-From that start, he went on to dc- rn the same punishment for aiding SYDNEv" TOLER stricted tn one and a half acrcn. tllc "Centennial Summer" —In— AUTOMATIC MATING IQUIMUNT vant.s' quarters and bath and a vclop the 1.1-acre tract at Harrison i other two, —In Technicolor— "Shadows of Chinatown" two-car garage. It haa a. 450-foot Mr. Smith became a builder and Avenue and Harding road. The 1 'Kichard Steward. IT. of Wall TrontaRe on Buena Vista avenue developer in • unique fashion. A type of building thr-re is of modern township, wh« wascharged with FRED D. WIKOFF CO. 20-year-old veteran of World War breaking into a Will! township ser- rind a man-made lake, with three II, during which he served in the design, constructed no that addi- 19 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK ; picture window* fronting the lake. \ tions may readily b« made. vice station and tultins three pis- tols was sent to Annancjalc reform- PHONE R. B. «-055l. atory for an indeterminate period. NOW O/V THEA/K SHARK; IN MOTHERS ESTATE tilt state transfer U* department Steward, who was a parolee, of the FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Marlu Farm Prize Cow State Horns for Boy5. is alleged to Mrs. Dorothy F. Clayton of Leo- In New York. The remainder of the estate goes to the husband and hive committed several other Gentlemen: nardo nnd Mrs. Carolyn B. W. Bring* 89,000 Price | thefts. other children of the deceased. Mrs. j A 15-ye.ir-old Smlthburjf boy, riease measure my house for a G-^ Home Heat.iurvey— FREE. Matthews or Neptune will each re- Williams died .intestate September Zinnia Marlu Joy, the pride o„f . , _ . . reive 2-27th.< of the estate left, by Name. . 6, 1946, and her estate ia now aji- Marlu farm at Uncroft, was top charged by Game Warden Herbert their mother, the late Mrs. Marga- prize cow at the J947 f.-ile of Jer- | Cottrcll with hunting deer at night prauied «t $17,167 net value. it l1 t f Aridress # Town ret Williams of Katonah, N, Y., by fey cattle at Columbus, O.. October wit h a "'light*, as well ns out of sea- I term" of a "ill reported Friday by I*. [>ty» to Advert.s« in The. j 25, and was purchased for $9,000 son, had this complaint, dismissed by Walter Johnson of Endlcott, iN. hut was irivrn a warning on gen- V. Mr. Johnson is senior membe eral conduct. of the Endicott-Johnson Shoe com- pany. ACCIDENT AT TIVB CORNERS .WILBUR'S. THE RADIO STATION OF THE Monday of last week Dr. G. Tay- A car driven by MorrU L. Cohen lor of New Brunswick, in clarify- of New York city and n truck op- ing 13 head or cattle, on Marlu erated by Charles Ijfing of Chapel farm, judged three 3.1 excellent and I Hill collided Sunday evening at NEWARK NEWS Gy\LA SELECTION ten HS very sood. Five Corners, Middlctown. The Co- hen car was traveling south and the •,&v £) & "2 More than 2,000,000 ions of sul-truck was leaving a gas station phur are produced in the United when th« accident occurred. No ore OF CHRISTMAS litstcj annually, waj injured.

FOR EARLY SHOPPERS OR MUSTS III \ FOR THE A WAITER READf THiAIRl NOW THRU SAT. SUN. THRU TUES. TYRONE THANKSGIVING HOSTESS POWER WATCHES DIAMONDS Hamilton Rings Elgin Brooclic* TOGETHER and Waltham Bracelet* SENSATIONAL! Longines Ear Rings JOAN BlONDEll WiUnaiicr Etc. COLEEN GRAY GREER OARSON ROBERT MITCHUM Tnvanncg HELEN WALKER niathev THANKSGIVING KIDDIE SHOW THIS SAT. AT 10 A. M. OV THE SCREEN 2•Hours of Solid Fun>2 OX THE STAGE Betty And Her Playmates 8 • Little Canine Acton • 8

MATINBK DAILY

STERLING & PLATED FLAT & HOLLOW WARE TLUS BY Sheila Ryan • Chill Wills ALL LEADING SILVERSMITHS "HEARTACHES"

This Sat. At Midnight i Small Deposit Will Lay Away That Gift CAB CALLAWAY For Chrittma: ALL-NEORO MUSICAL HIT RfdSksttM "HI-DE-HO" in"Mtrton FLtS of Uw The Real JOE LOUIS Moviss"

WILBUR'S ATTRACTIONS NOW SHOWING AT WALTER READE ASBURY PARK THEATRES RED BANK JEWELERS FOR NAYFAIR ST. JAMES PARAMOUNT LYRIC SAVOY WHO WEST KISS OF DEATH 6 5 YEARS UNFINISHED DANCE and —and— WILD HABVKflT MAGIC TOWN LAST ROUND-UP Keeper of the Beet RED HANK RKGlSTKlt, NOVE.flKICK tin, VM1. Haore Five in Atlantic Highlands October 30. administer his estate in trust and Court St. Jamw, C.I). A. Jeanne Hirthwhistle of NV.v 42 From Shore Area WilU Probated left the bulk of her estate to her pay the net income thereof to his swick, nlurnn.'io flrld senrrtary. Attend Trenton Parly The privilege of being buried in daughter, Ina M. Cullman of At- mother, Elizabeth McDonough, dur- €)|»|>o*ei» Forever Amber the Hankinson family plot was ac- lantic Highlands, by terms of a ing her lifetime, by terms of a will Forty-two women from Red corded Bertram Morris, a former will made September 5, 1916. Be- made December 2S, 19X4. Upon her A resolution opposing the «how- Bank, Eatontown. Long Branch, resident of Everett now living In quests of $100 each also were pro- death, the will provided that the ing of the motion picture, '"for- Asbury Park, Keansburp, Keyport northern New Jersey, by terms of vided in the will for two grand- principal of the estate should re- ever Amber," WHS endorsed ;it a Now, your Horn* and Laurence Harbor traveled to vert to the testator's sister. Almlra meeting of Court St. James, Cath- Trenton by three chartered Boro the will of Benjamin S. Hankinson daughters, Vivian B. Breisch and of River Plaza, *ho died October 8. Bertha C. Breisch of LewJsburg, Keim. The will further stated: "I olic Daughters of Amcriu.'i, Thurs- Permanent Is buses November 8 to attend the am not unmindful of the fact that day at Bed Bank Catholic high annual entertainment for Stanley The will was filed for probate last Pa. Ina M. Cullman was named week in the Freehold orHce of Sur- executrix. my brothers, Albert, Arthur and school auditorium. A similar reso- EASIFRf Home Products hostesses spon- Walter, and my «ister, Gertrude, lution was endorsed last week by sored fcy managers and dealers of rogate Dorman McFaddin. Mr. James Ryan, who died October 30 Morris, as an orphan, spent his are alive but for reasons which are St. James past. Catholic War Vet- with new, round the Trenton area. The program in Marlboro, divided his estate controlling', 1 do not leave them Included musical selections and childhood In the home of Mr. Han-among four children, Mary A., kinson, The bulk of Mr. Hankin- anything by this my Last Will and Miss Marguerite Ward and Miss specialty numbers and each hostess Jane, Thomas C, and Katharine Testament, knowing that should Helen Lang will be chairmen of a received premium merchandise val- son's estate was left to his nephew, Ryan, by terms of a will made necessity arise, my mother or my PLASTIC CURLERS ued «t an average of 115. Several Arnold Green. March 14, 1944. Jane and Katha- bazar and cake sale to be held Mrs. Daisy Josephine Rogers, sister, Almira, will provide ae far Saturday, December 0. A recep- turkeys were awarded. rine Ryan were named executricee. as possible for them or each of tion for new members will be hold txcluciv* with The 42 hostesses making the who died at River Plata October 6, Raymond H. GJflord, who died In them." trip, which was arranged by Mrs.left to her son, Bruce Prldham Long Branch October S2, loft lo his at the court Chrlstmiu party Thurs- Vera A. Peterson of Avon, from Rogers, her house and furniture sister, Myrtilla S. Cottrell, all of his day, December 11. Each member the shore area were: Mrs. Minnie with certain exceptions by terms shares of Public Service stock and TLAN CIIANLKAH l'ARTV will bring n gift /or the orphnns ut Doyle, Mrs. Ella Smock, Mrs. Olive of a wilt made August 27, 1941. Not Second National Bunk and Trust St. Michael's home at Hopewcll'fur Morris, Mrs. George Doolcy, Mrs. Plans for a C'hanukuh party De- Christmas. A donation wa*s mnde Included in Mr, Rogers' bequest company of Red Hank stock but cember, with entertainment and a Catherine West, Mrs. Catherine were a desk left to Norms Agnes bequeathed the remainder of his to St. Joseph's home for the aged HOME Terhune, Mrs. Tillic Ervin, Mrs. party for children, were made at iit Beverly. Boyle of River Pleza and three estate, including n home lit 815 the meeting of the Sisterhood of PERMANENT Bruno Mazza, Mrs. M. Klrgassner, Windsor chairs and a. chiffonier Gerard avenue, Long Branch, "to Mrs. John Mclnerncy, Mrs. Irene the United Hebrew Congregation left to Jennie >RIddle Curry of Ard- my lifelong friend, Edina M. Win-of Keyport Tuesday of last week N..I.C. ril TH[ CREME COLD WAVE Reynolds, Mrs. Ann Conover, Mrs. jnore, Pa. ans," by terms of a will made Jan- E. Pinkham, Mrs. Andrew Spag- in the synagogue. It was announced Dr. Francis Hopkins, professor of JACK ARNOLD Property at Spring Lake Heights uary 8. The will further .stipulated that a social meeting, at which a economics nt New Jersey College Deluxe Kit, with Regular Kit. nolia, Mrs. Eileen Cox, Mrs. June was divided equally between three »ISTIIIBI;TOII Taylor, Mrs. Elsie StephenEOn, Miss that his sister-in-law, Mae Spring- motion picture. "Hisladruth," will for Women, spoke on "Your Col- plastic curler? fiher curlers *1" grandchildren, George Roger Cur- steen Lightholder, had agreed to be presentee! and a Palestinian lege—Choice or ClinnceV at the STANDARD Oil. CO. OF NEW JERSEY Elizabeth Frease, Mrs. Russell ry, Jr., Constance Jean Curry and Freaae, Mrs. Bertram Bills, Miss pay funeral expenses of the testa- representative will speak, will. ,ie annual program given by the Muri- «««», no Joan Patricia Boyle, and a brace- tor from the proceeds of his pru- held Tuesdny in the synagogue. mouth County Alumnae club of the curlcn . . . »1°* West & Wall Si*. K.M! KnnU 6-2718 Anna Watkins, Mrs, Beulah Crease, let each was left to Constance Cur- Mrs. Anna Dorfman, Mrs. Pearl dential • Life Insurance policy in PInns for the formal opnning of college, Inst week at the Rod Hani: 'I fiiun ptUM las Sakkar, Mrs. Wolt, Mrs. Morton, ry and Joan Boyle, a watch to which she is named as beneficiary. the new recrcntion room in Janu- Woman'** club. County hleli srhool KEROSENE - GASOLINE Mrs. Ruth Morris, Mrs. Eleanor Norma Boyle and an amber neck- Edina Winans and Mao S. LlRht- ary were discussed. girls were guests, anil more than Tebbetts, Mrs. Eleanor Walsh, Mrs. lace to Jennie Curry. George B. holdcr were named executrices. 70 nttended. Three N.J.C. students Hurley, MrF. Francis Dominico, Curry, son-in-law of the deceased, Harry A. McDonough, who died About one pnvson in seven em- spoke of their collcmi «xpt?ni*ni*es ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL Mrs. Mary Fornoratoo, Mrs. Susan was named executor And he and in Long Branch October 29, named ployed in the United Stales gains and benefits derived from a college Filos, Mrs. Anna Filos, Mrs. Clara hin wife were appointed guardians his brother-in-law, John Howard his living from motor vehicles or education, and colored moving pie- OIL BURNER SERVICE Marseuelll, Mrs. Betty DiLlppa, of Mrs." Rogers' son, Bruce P. Rog- Keim, as executor and trustee to their auxiliary services. turps of the college were shown by Mrs. A. Narozniak, Mrs. Mary Er- ers. rigo, Mrs. Antoinette CarltdRe, | The bulk of the property of Da- Mrs. Mary Stahl and Mrs. Rose vid A. Hill of Keansburg, who died Marks. October 29, was left to his wife. Marie Gabiielle Hill, by terms of a will made February "., which furth- Ft. Hancock Gives er stipulated that at her death, the To Friendship Train residue should go to his son, Aid- tHOCOIATE WEEK ridge G. Hill. The wife was named Soldiers and officers of Fort Han- executrix. ' t cock garrison evidenced their sym- Mrs. Lillie V. Decker, who died in RIO. Me A POUND ASSORTED pathy for the unfortunate people Little Silver November 2, left all in Europe by contributing last of her personal property to a son, week ISO pounds of flour, 18 cans o; milk, 200 large bars of soap and Harry R. Decker, and her real 180 pounds of sugar to the Friend- property to a Bon, Winneld E. ship train. The donations were Decker, by terms of a will made taken to Union Hose company fire January 7, 1941. Winneld Decker Broad & house here. was named executor. , Ctriiiith, noii94li, walnut Col. C. D. Y. Ostrom, New York The will of Grace Morris, who left.mi, p.ppermintl, Wallace Sts. harbor defense commander, with died October 2 In Eatontown, left wane, j.lfi.,, fudg, ,Bd headquarters »t Fort Hancock, all of her estate to her sister, Gen- ">«ny otk.r delcet.bl* BARBECUED Red Bank complimented members of the small evicve U Mylcs of Scarsdale, N. Y., etntart—luiciouily coattd garrison for their generous contri- who also was named executrix. The «iH> milk and duk choc. HAMBURGER will wax signed June 23, less than •lift. Open Friday bution. ON TO»5TtO IUN "DRUG CCT four months before the death of KITH MUTO CHIft Evenines Cartagena In Colombia with- the testator. T.mpCnq lunch c, ctood many bitter sieges. Mrs. Bertha C. Brelsch, who died 1 -y . .'''ft: PHfirnipnons rutfo n* voun DOCTOR OKOCRED

of SUN RAYS 18th RED BANK'S FIRST REG. S»c A POUND, CHOCOLATE COVIRIDJ WINNERS BIRTHDAY SALE PRIZES! LARSHMALLOW! 1ST PRIZE 2ND PRIZE 3RD PRIZE 4TII PRIZE STII PRIZE «TII PRIZE 7TII PRIZE Snnora Cnnsol* Fluffy, wkit« mtittimtllooi, t'hllco Projrc- Krlvlmitor Launder*!) Univerial Mm i. VENETIAN BLIND Mercury, 4-dnor tlmi Television R.C A. Teltvlnlon W«h!>( Radio Phnno- Camera and th« melt-in.tht-moutli Vni, town sedan. Sri, Set, Rcfri|t«rnti>r. Machine, «ra..l,. Proitctnr, cevtred with • thicli Idytr of J M.iy S.iycrs, C. Cold, 1731 C. McMnhoi,, Lvdl.i l-e.,1, 434 T. II. Wrbk, nlvdy-imooth cSocolate. Th> j Hiirh-y Cnxicly, JHUI HiKl.nn Mrs. Larusto, 30 210 W. 2tsl St.. 2n N. .Stntt SI., Mnrltcin St.. 4934 Sl»l. Knad, W.ilkin, Si.. Blvd.. Union 5. W.H.! St., (Inn* tv«r — at thii 0 LlflTIMl SUMHint TI • 1 DIDISS, H SET ,: I to mlkt then l! Praitrvti ffaiSnuj, f f odi_ Imels a < ' PHONOGRAPH o 0 eof larv.i ,pac,, .,c;, crV

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MORRIS BECKER & SON MEDICINE CHEST NEEDS (Venetian Blind* Since 1923) ASPIRIN PAINTS • HARDWARE - HOUSEWARE ALCOHOL* TABLETS SIMILAC 84c RUIIINft COMPOUNIt 197 Shrewsbury Ave. Corner Catherine St. •I*. lie FULL i mil CUTICUPIA PINT RED BANK PHONE 64465 OINTHIMT LAMII Mil MIMUKiMHIIOME A* '/« ORAIN L KERCHIEF IN »IO»M« iOTTtt.. TB* STOKE HOI US: 8 A. M. lu 7, P. M. •I*. Ill (J fm 1TISSU PKO. OF OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WITOH HAZEL 17< M«. Ill too EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK. UPJOHN'S WNERAl OIL' ^ •I*, tit m WHITK PWM. £ TAR OPEN SUNDAY •iCARtONATE Be UNICAPS O0U8N SYRUP CREAM / PUFFS FROM 9 A. M. lo 12 NOON 3OZ. | awjg mo TABLETS 19c BOTTLE Page Six RED HANK REGISTER,- XftVKMBKK 20, 1947.

board of Freeholders yesterday, explaining OET IN THERE AND STOP FMHTM9 RED BANK REGISTER his action, Mr.^Mcl-'addin was high in his EVENTS OF YEARS AQO lilt praise of all the employees of his ullicc. Editorial Views By John II. Caok and Henry Clay We gladly tako off our hat 1<> Mr. M<:- Of Other Papers THOMAS IIUIM". BKOWN I'addin who is a credit to the Kepiililieun FROM REGISTER FILES Ldltur and Putillther party and to those who voted him into of- Fifty Years Ago. and It was said that conditions JAMES -I. IIOliAN. Associate Editor ITIie oi>lnlun» eil>r«.ad In tha Ed I. The Republican primary for the were such that sewers could not fice. We wish him many years of excellent Lortal Viewa hsreum)i!i ,lu nut n«i:«,i»Mr- election of a township executive be laid without the street being ex- M. HAIHH.I) KELLY, AssUUnl E4ltor llv currv th« endorsement of Th« Kaa- tended. health. iitcr) committee of Shrewsbury township W. HAItUV I'K.NNIXtiTON. Plant Supt. was held In the township hall. It Tony Fosvich of Middletown was Kxclua.ve Nnliontvl Advertisii-s Rei>re»entatUe, llrtuttr JVOVJ-JMBEIl HIM) was one of the scrappiest ever held found dead on the state highway, Weeklies, Z-l> Wcbi ijyth Sj'retl, Kew York City The Phytically Handicapped There in a gray wind to Novem- In the township for the election of near his home. He had been struck Ch raso-rtiiladelphia.net.-oit. ber, which whips the low scud committeemen. There were con- by an automobile and the scalp had Member Audit liun-au of UrculBtioM The monthly report of State. Director osfi the alty and sends the last tests in three of the five districts, been torn from his head. The au- of the nmjilen' culoi- swirling the chief one being in the eastern toist did not stop, but got away MambrMc i o\ the A»*orint«d Pratt Kussell ,1. Kl.'ridifc of tin: Stale Kmplny- 1 thioufc'h the woodland. Give it a district, -where a determined effort unidentified. 'Hit Asbovi.iud I'IL'S* ••> cu ..;Ivii cicUivlvtly lo lh» utt for rtliuull«'..t!oii ul ill! the Im-ul lens printed In ttllt nt^t* it cut Service sluiw.^ lli:ii (iitd physically l)ii;;lit day, and there is a silvery was made to defeat J. C. Brill, who More than 1,200 persons gath- p«fr, a. »-r!l ii ;,t! Ai' nc»» dispatches. ha!co.'capped workers were placed in guiii- fhcon to it; you can almost sen had been one of tlie executive com- ered at Eatontown to witness the it. Give it u. dull day and it moans" mitteemen the previous year. Lcvl unveiling of a monument in mem- • no i-eripontlbllittw for ful einployinciil. Of the handicapped B. VanNest was the candidate ttnti'mi-nls Inter* from itt render!. and whispers through the oaks, ory of World war veterans of placed ;!."»(( wen: veterans. The number was still l:rown with dinging leaves. against him, but Mr. Brill won Eatontown township. Mrs. William liguc-cj Wprkly. criteitd n> Seiond-ClnM Mutter at tha i'ott- (Jive it n. chill dny and it has a handily. A. Tllton, mother of Lieut. Herbert office al iitd II.,lA. N. J., umki [he .\n of March 8, l«7». a KMt per cent incrcuse over the previous whetted edfje. Depths during the week included O. Tilton, who had lost his life In Jsubscriiitji'ii I'ri.'ts in Ailvmn-r: Dtie Jiat, 12.SO; a!x month's efforts as the result; of a special it iti a rctj'Jess wind, almost as that of Captain William H. Mount, tha war. unveiled the monument. muntljs, SI..'Mi; thrrt inniHliA, 75 reritft; ainute eo|i}', 5 rente. icsllcs.i ;is ihe wind ul March. But Eatontown township had sent 48 drive in that particular direction. Com- who died suddenly at Elbcron of soldiers to the colors nnd Lieut. The KFII liatik liec^ui :ijBUme» nu financial r«fcPon»lblli- it. roars and whistles over the hills heart disease from which lie had ties fur tyi>uKr«pliiinl criurs In bdvfirtl»em«at« but will r«> menting on the increase, Mr. Kldridge said from another direction. March suffered a long time. He was 75 Tilton was the only one who lost prim th.it part ct an aJvct'limtnent iti which th« tjpovrtpk* wind sweeps up the valleys and his life. leal errnr ot unv tiro- v.hi^H inny occuf. over the hills, a rising wind almost was for many years captain of a Frank Haley of Everett killed ity of hiring the impaired worker is liroii.uhl as perverse .-is March weather. Bui sailing ship and had made a small the biggest rabbit shot in that sec- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 19« to the attention of employers, they re- November wind whiilj down the fortune. He was well known tion that year. It was a jack rab- spond." valleys, with the weight of oncom- throughout the county. John V. bit and weighed 16'i pounds, ing winter behind it. Arrowimith, a prominent resident The dispute over the ownership Helping I'olio Patient* There is room in industry for the phy- Put rain in a November wind of Keyport. died of Bright's dis of a piece of land which had been and it h.'is the lash and bite of a H. Smock died at Little Silver of under way between the board of 'Die polio MTiiini uf I he jilivnical tlirr- sically handicapped. Their ehVicncy may sleet storm. Put a warm sun behind general exhaustion. Ho was born freeholders and Mrs. Henry S. it and it is somewhat tempered, at Marlboro and WRS 77 years old. ujtr (lupiii'i uii'iii uf Monmoutli Memorial lie impaired in most instances, but they can a new vision of hli freedom to White of Red Bank for two years but you know it Is only biding its George H. Marks, son of Mr. and or more was settled. The piece of liospitiil is in iii't'il uf iH|iii|inirnt which will (ill in iiiiiny places where complete use of time, waiting for reinforcements. work for a constantly better demo- Mrs. George W. M.-'-rks, died at At- cracy. When tho demand of the LETTERS FKOM land was at the northcaBt corner of uft'ord plivNiciil I'xciririi! fur rhililicii rt'cov- all faculties is not required. In some cases Al its best, you will never mistake lantic Highlands of typhoid fever, East Front street and Prospect It for the gusts of Septcmbor or "natural man" tor limitless free- aged 21 years. Harold Eishoff, the they are even butter adapted to certain jobs dom meets with frustration, the OUR READERS avenue. Tho,land was the property cling from iiifuiiiilc • Mi'ul.vglN. l'>|H>ciully the breeze that comee with April. two-yenr-old son of George BIshoff, of Mrs. White. The freeholders de- than jmiHonx who are not, physically handi- The pines lean before it, and the awnkening individual ofiks, "Free- died at Bclford of spinal menin- useful iii'f ii'icvclrs of vnriutiK size*. dom for what?" Recognizing spirit- clared that the land was part of capped, ltoth industry and society gain dead branches uf the oults come THK MI8UNI>EK8TOpi) CAT gitis. the street and that Mrs. White was Any family li.-ivin^ HiticU'H of Iliin iyytc crnsliinj,' down. It strews the wood- ual freedom a« his birthright and heritage, he uses it—eagerly, con- There in no animal about which A football team was organized at claiming Innd that was not herj. through finding jolm for these persons. land with outworn litter, to be there is more popular misinforma- Navesink by Tt. Ingling. The team The settlement of the dispute was that tliey nu Itmjivr niM'il won It] be per- snow-buried and rotted inio the soil fidently, intelligently—to serve his neighbor as well as himself, tion than about tho cat. An A.S.wns mode up of Amiel nnd Walter made on the basis that the free- forming u L'liiiiiiiilili' ad li,v (ImiiitiuK them whsnci: it sprung It iillm icy waves I'.C.A. ulttclal warnud recently that Williams, Daniel Yettman, John holders were utterly wrong in their to the hospital IHr Hit' IIHC of polio puti<>hU. on thu headlands, to eat at rocky This sort of freedom looks for- cats do not always land on their Steward, Joseph and Ralph MM- contention nnd that tho land was Who Wants Economy? barriers and cnaw at tho dunes. It ward ns well behind. feet, and that they should be pro- In this emmt'rtmn visitor*! lire welcome tliir- tected from fulling from windows. son, Sidney Wier, Arthur G. John- the. property of Mrs, White. A long step toward cutting tin- cost of flattens tall brown jji-iiss In marsh —The Christian Science Monitor. son, Nimrod Maxson, Fred Diltz and meadov.', and it tlie liillri were Possibly tho children who threw a Three buildings, four horses and Ing tile dii.v (o view [ha work and accom- cat from an Atlantic Highlands and William and Edward Bowne. other property went up In flames the federal government oin lie made with- less (Irmly anchored it would flat- bridge a few years ago thought it The Junior Epworth league of plishments of the physical thcrupy depart- ten thum into tlie valleys. For it THK FARMER'S FUTURE and smoke on Solomon B. Krause's out imperiling the national defense or any would not be hurt. Unfortunately, the Navesink Methodist church place at Eatontown, causing a loss aMttt. is a .primeval force, the wind of !^o- Visit almost any grocery store it was badlv injured. elected Mrs. J. W. Nlckleson su- other essential expense. It can be done by vember, one with the tides and the in Toledo and you will hear unkind Another mistake is the belief of about $10,000. What caused the perintendent. Miss Bertha Sickles fire was not known. l'd'sona wishing to donate various* the simple expedient of not spending tax ice and the very spin of tlie earth words about the American farmer, that a starved cat makes the best president, Miss Hazel Postcn vice 1 itself.—New York Times. Mrs. Toledo Housewife doesn't like mouser. As James Mason, the fa- Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Dcy of Wal- equipment to tin polio seciioii .should con- money for purposes which can and should mous English actor, wrote In the president, Harry Posten secretary lace Btroet, entertained 20 friends the high prices she la paying for New York Times, "Hunting with and William Hopkins treasure:'. tact tbe hoi«pitill's pliysiral llwi'iip.v depfirt- be carried on by private capital. ,-St AICKH ANIJ HUNG.RV food. Seeking a scapegoat, she cats, as with men. Is unfortunate- at a rabbit dinner party. The rab- Mat direct ly, or should jjet in touch with seizes upon the farmer. ly the sDort of the well-conditioned. A game of pool was played In bits were shot by Mr. Dey, who ivas It was recently announced thai current A 115-pound CJrcat Dane rultd a Her case against him Is not The cat which is prepared to sit Frank A. Little's plnce at Fair Ha- considered one or the best rabbit tk» public irlatioiis deportment, of tlie hos- Rural Electrification Administration grants baKKH£e car this week for a dln- wholly unfounded. She remembers patiently for hours witli an eye on von, between Rodney Crover of hunters in this section." pital. tancc of 240 miles beyond Indiana- the grent meat shortage of 1946, the mouse hole is n fat cat. The that place and Edward Fnnton of Joseph E. Carter of Oakland are at an nil time high. ItKA's appropria- polis, where the lenshed animal was when the farmer did withhold live- thin one spends his days nosing Oceanic for $10 a side. Fcnton won street, who was employed (is a fore- around garbage pulls." Cat special- by five points. tion for tlii* Hscal y<>ar came lo .Y-^Vmii,- to havo been put off. Because of stock from the market to enforce ists state that a grown cat needs man for the Louis J. Sleling Con- Fair Haven't "Growing Paint" the dog's vicious snnps nnd growls, hid demand for removal of price four ounces of meat daily, a saucer The members of the Oceanic tracting company, was laid up with 000, antl was second only to the •*:.'." 11,< MM I,. Presbyterian church choir sur- a broken ankle, which he received 1 baggagemen were uf raid to approach controls. His spokesmen promised of milk and from one-half to two !A« pointed out liy Assessor Uuy Van- 000 it received in the fiscal year ending last him or even tu handle bnirgage in that If controls were removed, teaspoonfulg of mashed vegetables. prised Mrs. James E. Bogle with while working on a bridge at Nor- at last week's meet ing of (he l-'air July. There is undoubtedly a greal deal to range of his quids jaws. When St. there would he plenty of meat at String beans and asparagus are a party to celebrate her »6th birth- wallc. Connecticut, liouis wn.1 rrnrhrd, an agent of the reasonable prices. Controls came especial favorites. Such stnrchy day. Among those present were Clinton fi. Lohsen resigned as a Haven mayor and council, Hit.' "growing eay oil both sides concerning HNA'H virtues foods as potatoes should never be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey, Misses local humane society readily pla- off. Prices zoomed and have been given, neither should chicken, chop member of the Middletown town- pains" of tlini coiiiiiniiiitv cull for local leg- and vices. Hut the fact remains that the cated tho aggrcfisive traveler with lM up ever since. or fish bones. A good kibbled ilog Jessie and Nellie Harvey, Marie ship committee, and Robert M. a few kind woixls, followed by two g p and Katherine Riddle, Martha Givr- Seeley of Port Monmouth was ap- islation to maintain tlie borough ai a com- electric utility industry, in all parts of the TodaToda y thhe can read reports from food with broth or canned fish is pounds of hamburger. The dog, Kansas, where the greatest wheat appetizing and wholesome. retson and Jennie Brill, Mr.*. Mar-pointed to succeed him. munity of line hollies. Increased school fa- nation, is perfectly capable of providing said the agent, had been "juet plain crop In history has just been bar-, It la also a mistake that cuts garet Smith and Charles Harvey. Captain William H. Robblns died eilities, more street light*, increased mile- farm electrification as rapidly as possible, senred and hungry"—a statement vested, that wheat Is being stored love places instead of people. Their The Charles V.inMatcr farm in of heart disease at the home of hia which the released Great Dane In every nook and cranny, that affection is strictly reciprocal, how- Atlantic township, about a mile sister, Mrs. J. Frank Patterson of age of improved romta, expansion of'police has put farm power service at the top of its ever. A well-fed, kindly treated cat promptly confirmed by offering his farmers will sell only what they is grateful and loving, but a ne- west of Colt's Neck on the Free- Washington street. He was 75 protection and other municipal services lint of going projects—and in doing the joli paw. can't (tore against still higher glected, starved cat that has staked hold road, was bought by William years old and nil his life had been Dogs, of course, are not too dif- mult keep pace witli the growth of the bor- prices. In the face of tlie world's out claims at various back doors W. Taylor of Holmdel. The farm spent hero. Like his father, he without a penny of fax money and is creat- ferent from men. A scared and urgent ncod for wheat, she reads and garbage heaps is naturally re- contained 130 acres and the price was a sailor and for a number of ough. To make certain that the borough ing new taxable assets for all units of .gov- hungry dog, a scaled and hungry the statement of. the;, mayor of luctant to move to a new and un-paid was $10,000. tried neighborhood. years he was captain of J. Albert grows in the right direction, Mr. VnnHorn ernment iu the process. man, both will growl antl bite. This Dodge City, Kan.:'"'tti'doiVt care George Soffel sold his grist mill Throckmorton's schooner, James A. fuel in natural and national his- where our wheat goes as long as Cats are not the great destroy- property at Colt's Neck to John Garficld. recommended adoption uf a huildiiig code ers of bird life they are said to be. The industry's program is designed to tory has been proved long before they give us t2 a bushel for It." More birds die of hunger and thirst McGtiire of Long Branch for $075. Patrick Granato of Centcrville, ami revision of tlie zoning ordinance. si frightened, tmlf-famished dog Such acts and statements by during migration, and unfavorable Charles Walling of Katontown who attended the Keyport high bring practically every farm in flu: country took over a baggage car or there farmers nnd their spokesmen have weather than from any other cause. was rldinf? his bicycle between school, accidentally; shot himself All this will cost, money and Fair within easy reach of central station power were people* who were in fear and been boomerangs. But while the In some regions the untaught small Long Branch and Eatontown, when through the hand while hunting. not sure of their next meal. If the farmer wants reasonable guaran- boy with his nir-cun i.i their public the wheel slipped in the mud. Mr:The injury was not serious. Haven properly owners will no doubt re- in about two years. The only factor (hill road to a man's heart ie through enemy No. 2. If each time your tees of financial security, he is not cat s'nlks n bird von snv "no. no."Walling was thrown heavily to the A pretty wedding was solemnized ceive a higher lax bill because the hike in might delay completion of the program

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IM IUIIASI VO1IC INSURE YOUR HOME Quettiona and Amuer$ Oiiera Guild To Stage lpusine.«s, automobile and other School News (From Veterans Administration "Naughty Marietta" properly with REU BANK JUNIOR HIGH Office, Red Bank.) VENETIAN BLINDS HAWKINS RltnTIIERS Q—My son was blinded while in Leading rolea for the forthcom- Ural KKlatn and Mortgage l.nana Game club boys are divided into service during World War II, and ing Shore Operetta guild produc- 77 llrnad street, Itrd Bank two teams of 14 boya each and the I would like to know if he Is en- tion of "Naughty Marietta" were I'hnna R. B. 6-0352 club plans to continue to play foot announced by Edgar Braley, Spring WHOLESALE I'ltlCKS ball out on the playground, unti titled to receive a guide dog at gov- Lake, president of the guild. The the weather forces them in. ernment expense? performancea are scheduled for No- ALUM1XUM - STEEL - WOOD Every week new team captains A—Yes. A service-connected blind vember 37, 28 and 2», at the Spring ESTIMATES FREE—81.MII.V PHONE are chosen. This week team A's veteran is entitled to receive, at Lake Community playhouse. Under Employment capt-ain was Fred Baden and team government expense, a guide dog the musical direction of Mrs. Doro- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-1517 B'», Murray Leeds. and various devices necessary to thy Winterstella, Brielle, with Mis. Team B won this week by one assist him overcome his handicap. •Marian Cletver, Belmar, as dra- GUARANTEE VENETIAN ILINDS Plan Your Future With touchdown. Q—Does a veteran have to have matic coach, the operetta will star James Jones is referee and Rosa a ten per cent or more service-con- Miss Roalyn Philips of the Julliard Wiley ia adviser. nected disability to be eligible for School of Music, New York city, in AftM Karagheusian —Albert VanNoitrand. out-]»atient treatment? the title role. INC. A—Any veteran with an estab- Residents In this area who are The girls' ninth grade gym classes lished service-connected disability participating include Robert Reed, 1'oiiu^al. Italy, China, Mailicra Maker* Of started the year by playing soccer Is entitled to out-patient treatment Samuel Harvey, Donald English and In the latter part of November for the service-connected disability, and Lillian Reed of Red Bank; they will play girls' basketball. regaidness of the degree of disabil- Paul Jahnes of Rumson and GULISTAN RUGS Each Tuesday and Thursday the ity. Gwendolyn Pizza of Little Silver. girls who wish, stay after school to Q-If I go to a private physician L Christina* in not far off. play field hockey or pint .pong. to determine whether I need hos- AND CARPETS They hopa to play a few other girls' pital treatment or domiciliary care, Select something in real linen teams from other schools soon. The will the government pay the coat Young Men 18 to 28 girls' physical education teacher ia of the examination? Mrs. Irene Smith. A—The government will pay the Bring for that s/wcial gift thin year. Lca.ru a good trade Ixiuin Jacoubs instructs the boys' cost of examinations by a private gym classes. At the beginning of physician only if Veterans Admin- There'* nothing that lasts long- FOR A 40 HOUR WEEK the year the boya played Softball istration has given the physician Your I and they are now playing touch prior authority for such examin- er, ueart, better, or looks pret- Learner* itart at $32.00 football. ation. After 3 weeki 34.00 The freshman boys have an or- Q—Please tell me what veterana ganized football team which ia are eligible to have prescriptions Cleaning-Dyeing tier than fine linen. Make, your After 6 week* 36.00 coached by E. Callow and they filled at government expense? After 12 week* .... 38.60 have playe'a other schools. A—If the veteran'a physician has selections early whilv there in —Lucille terHorst. been authorized by Veterans Ad- And After 1 year 41.00 ministration to treat the veteran, N The girls of the Red Bank junior VA will pay cost of the prescrip- EXCELLENT WORKING a nice variety to choose from. high school welcome the new addi- tion if it is used in treatment of CONDITIONS tion to the sidewalk on the north the veteran's service-connected dis- Laundering IIOLIIIAVS and VACATIONS side of the school building. The ce- ability. «>. • A number of lectures on the •row «iit« (nuns eatiaflta ... •• it «l«ant-). CUancr alont— "Problems of the Day" were giv- ;;•••"" looaf pnnstf sad font our. w GETH B en at the convention, and alto- Ei.8 %? 8r"i! S V •«.«Uf ffiOHt! cther it waa quite a suecest. fceeX! Get Hereold Pomatie >t all '69" —iRoia La* Roth. AT All SUN RAY DRUG STOF Cleaning tools—$11.00. CLIANIRS

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Change to Winter Lubrication MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. HIGHWAY 35 AT HIDDINS CORNIR RED IANK, NIW JERSEY BL.-. f7roNMouTn"^s3«ucT7oNca>"i Jersey Centra! Appliance Co. rlionu I Hlfhway as, Heddeai Corner J Flush and Fill • He. Bank, N. J. • Red Bank • «.«.'jri^SSnSSlT^B^'Jf. \ 76 Monmouth Street, Red Bank Radiator with Anfi-fr*eze _ _ _ _ _ I itering window's *t no obligation to me. I 6-4444 ! ... , ! 11 MKMORIAL PARKWAY, LONQ IRANCH 701 MAIN 8T., A8BURY PARK MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES COMPANY ? name ....,, s 41 K. MAIN ST., FRtCHOLD 84 WASHINGTON 8T., TOMS RIVER Or Mail Coupon. Our j Attdre** { 707 ARNOLD AVE., POINT PLEASANT 90 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK Rrprcfrn.iitivf!. Will Call ^ | City { I Phon* I ^...... RED BASK REGISTER. NOVEMBER 20, 11)47. Page Nin* To Show Fl. Montuotilh burg from Grsenork. Scotland. Mu- ' sic for ballroom dancing and ] Lab. Exhibits In N. V. Clan Montgomery Scotch folk dances was furnished ; Mabel Coleman by Jimmy Bryce'a Royal Scote or- ; Equipment developed at the Sig- chestra. ; SCHOOL OF DANCING | nal Corps Engineering laboratories. Given Charter The next meeting of the Mont- I Fort Monmouth, will be exhibited gomery Clan will be held tonight ! 31 RECTOR PLACE RED BANK j at the National Hobby Craft* and Kilt*, Bagpipe*, in Veterans' hall, Union Bcacti. Science show in the exposition hall when members will participate in I PHONE R. B. 6-2011 j of Madison Square Garden, New Feature Ceremonial the Srottlsh pastime of carpet I York, from November 23 through bowling. Ballet, toe, tap, acrobatic and ballroom dancing. November 30. Old fashioned quadrilles and Scottish reels and the skirl of bag- Classes for children and adult*. I Evans, Coles and Squier Sig- pipe* lent atmosphere to the cele- Epucupal Teen-age ballroom class start* Friday evening, nal laboratories, components of bration commemorating the pre- j the Signal Corps Engineering October 10, T.M P. M. sentation el a charter to Clan Elects Oflicers ' laboratories, will display proml- Montgomery, Monmouth county, In Kenneth Ft. Reeves was elected ] nent types of equipment. Evans Balbach'a auditorium in Kean*- president and flohert V. Worden will feature radiosonde record- burg Saturday night. The affair secretary-treasurer of the Young I ing equipment, sound ranging was attended by elana and Daugh- People's guild of Trinity Episcopal and supersonic equipment and a ter! of Scotia from various parts church, Red Bunk, at a guild mt-et- display of vacuum tubes. Synthetic of New Jersey as well as by lodge Infr recently at the home of Mr. I crystals, portable storage batteries members from New York state. and Mrs. Jack Zoldak, Little Silver, j ' ar.d photographic equipment will feature the Squier exhibit. Th» Sig- Alitter MacKenzle, tanlst and Rev. Robert H. Anderson, Jr., \ nal Corps exhibit is under direction chairman of the entertainment spoke on the coming religious cen- J of Jules Kravetz, headquarters, and committee, introduced Chief George SUA to be taken November 30, and| a committee composed of Howell Scott, who the United States Chamber of Com- HtASt OHH A SAVIN US ACCOUNT IN THt HAMl Of merce, mum •M t*M m "•"» Principal speaker at the meeting will be J. Daniel Tuller, president AODUSt. R.B.R of the Tuller Construction com- pany and chairman "of the national cm. . STATK s affairs committee of the Ked Bank •r aes* bMif "»ti» Wo/ To Seve »/ Moil" Chamber. Mr. Tuller, one of Amer- at ica's outstanding construction cn- Rineers, is a director of the Second 1 National Bank & Trust company of ! Red Bnnk, a former councilman of the borough of Red Bonk, president of lied. Bank planning commHsion nnd a member and former presi- dent of Cornell Society of Engin WE REPAIR eers. Other speakers will be John REEDS Soltmtin of New York, northeastern division, V. 8. Chamber of Com- merce, and Truman D. Weller, nat- Any Make Refrigerators ional affairs adviser of the U. 8. Chamber. Important business legislation be- Washing Machines fore the 80th Congress and meani Lay-Away Xmas Qifts Now by which closer understanding may be effected between the home com- Vacuum Cleaners munities of Monmouth and Oc«an counties and their representatives Electric Ranges in Washington will be dUcuased. Doris Holbrook To Be BUY THE Electric Water Heaters December Debutante Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark Hol- "EASY REEDS WAY" brook of New York city, gave A re- Electric Ironers ception at their home Sunday for • Small Down Payment Mr. Holbrook's daughter. Miss Doris Marjorle Holbrook, who will • Weekly or Monthly Payment* Electric Motors be presented to society at a din- ner-dance December 28 In the ETC.— Irldium room of the St. Kegia ho- • Immediate Delivery tel, New York city. Mlsg Holbrook la a graduate of • No Charge for Credit the Westover school and is attend- G & 0 APPUANCE SERVICE CO. ing Marjorle Webster Junior col- lege In Washington, D. C. She will 60 WHITE ST., RED BANK make her debut with Miss Anne Vereker Farquhar, daughter of Mr. PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 and Mrs. Roger Vereker Farquhar of New York city.

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Tartorj strata for' famous watrheet •'Largest Jeuelera in Moniiiuiiili County*' Hamilton - Elgin • Waltham - Balova • CHEVROLET Bcnrus • Gotham • Oruen. 60 Broad Street Red Bank * Branche* At: McKIM-LAYTON CHEVROLET COMPANY ASBLI5V PARK - LONG BRANCH • KKEHHOLD * 29 MECHsNIC STREET Mont Red tnk 6-3130 RED BANK 1 • • » • * • RI3D BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 20, 1947.

Mayor English Elwud We Manufacture Our On • Sldina • Window Insulation Middletown Will For The Best In 1 To Executive Board Venetian Blinds Home Decoration OLSON Study School Mayor Charles R. English of Red Tn give you name day servlre. CurUlfit—Draperies ROCK WOOL MOMK INSULATION Harry's Lobster House Bank was elected to the c^oeutA-a Slipi over*—Venetian Blind. Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanics board of the New Jersey I^enguc of Municipalities at the closing ses- MOBILE V. B. CO. The SHERMA.J SHOP Estimate! Without Obligation SEA BRIGHT, N. J. TEL. 20205 Building Needs sion of the 32d annual conference V.F.U BANK C-3335-B M Broad St. Red Bank W. W. KENNEDY. Local Representative at Atlantic City Friday. Mayor H. rhone: Bed Bank C-M33 Open All Year Hoy Wheeler of Linden was elect- Vote lor $150,000 ed president. Expenditure Asked The delegates approved the fol- Lobsters, Steaks, Chickeu lowing resolutions: By Harold Copeland A state school aid program, ef- fective for the 1948-49 school year. i' \ to pay teachers higher salaries and , H and all Sea Foods The Middletown township school 1 meet rising costs of school supplies Best Known • - 7 board Thursday evening heard a Mu«ic by Wilbur Gardner and equipment. NOMI RIMIDY TO MIMVI suggestion from Harold Copeland, A federal reimbursement for a KITCHEN OPI.N TO I A. A. Bclford board member, recommend- loss of taxes from property ac- ing a public referendum In Feb- quired or used by the United States coamc GEORGE KRAUSS, Owner ruary to allow the expenditure of government for non-governmental about (150,000 for a school building purposes, DISTRESS OPEN DAILY program. A grant of several million dollars Admitting that the need is urgent i Only Vlcks VapoRub gives you this from the federal government to , special Penetrating-Stimulating for enlarged facilities to accommo- provide housing for veterans be- I action when you rub it on throat, date an increasing enrollment, the cause municipalities arc unable to chest and back at bedtime:— hoard tabled action on the matter solve this problem by means of until ii conference is held with It ruKTMTit to upper bronchial their own financial resources. tubes with special medicinal vapors. - HOME OWNERS - Gchool rjchltccts. Alayin Plcrson of It tTNWUns chest and back surfaces Woodhridge, designer of several like a warming poultice. And It • Ever hear of telephone township schools, will be asked to Tall Cedars Hosts keeps working for meet with the board to discuss the To The Ladies h calls being "made up'* You've Waited Long Enough problem. Mr. Plcrson took part in while you sleep! a forum in Red Bank last apring. A successful "Ladies Night" was in advance? Neatly pack- To accommodate about 20 Fort held last Thursday In the ball room aged and stored, ready for REPAIR - IMPROVE Mon mouth soldiers who desire In- of The Molly Pitcher'hotel, hy 250 struction in typing, Jamea McCon- members of Bay View Forest Tall future use? ft can't bm ncll, high school typing teacher, Cedara of Lebanon, with Iheir YOUR HOME TODAY will teach the soldiers evenings at friends. done! the school until spring. Mr. McCon- The evening was spent In danc- nell will he paid by the government. ing to mueic furnished by Bobby • Each telephone call can The resignation of Miss Con- Wlljon and his orchestra. During be made only when you MONMOUTH stance I-aurl. seventh and eighth the intermission four acts of pro- want it made—and then grade teacher, w«a accepted and fessional vaudeville from New York Miss Gladys Parker warn engaged kept the audience entertained with "tailored" to your exact ,'13 a replacement at a annual sal- stories by Bill Brown, songs hy ary of $2,300. Gene Busino, who has featured in specifications. CONSTRUCTION CO. In his monthly report, Dr. Wylle a number of Broadway .shows, fol- O. Pate, supervising principal, lowed by "The Jcri-etts", with a • It takes 25,000 trained cited the need to alleviate an over- very interesting mental act accom- men and women, and a lot KEEPS BUILDING COSTS DOWN crowded condition at the East panied by Matt McNally at the Keansburg school and reported ilano. of equipment, to EVERY JOB GUARANTEED that elementary school students are Several door prises, donated by not getting sufficient muaical In- il's Victory Market, Clayton & provide this kind of fitructlon because of the great de- Magee, Ray McLnughlin, Economy service on a 'round mand for this subject In the high Drug Store, Union Paper and Lcd- school. y'.i Market, were won hy William -the-clock basis for As a result of a complaint, the Shultz, Mrs. Williams. Mr; llerdcn, New Jersey people. board will aak the township com- Mrs. Wagner, Mr. Young, Mrs. mittee to place an officer at the Russell Steel and Alfred Solomon. Leonardo school to direct traffic be- The success of the evening was fore and after school to prevent greatly added to by a loud speaker children from running between ititfit loaned by Bradley's Uadio cars and to fcecp traffic flowing. Service and the personnel of the CARIONI The complainant claimed' he could Molly Pitcher hotel. not leave his home in the morning The affair was under the direc- New and Rebuilt Vacuums by car because school buses blocked ion of James A. Stout, chnirni.'in; For Sale...... $11.95 up the road and he did not want to isisted by Elmer Hesse, Russcl violate the school bus traffic law. Tetley, Frank Dennis. Charles Kel- New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Ho suggested that school buses not ley, Arthur Paucls, John Williams, park on the highway but be sta- oseph Serplco, Clifford Stiles and tioned on school grounds when Russell Steel. loading or discharging children. A request was made that dele- The growth rings on a fisli scale gates from all township civic ndlcate the age of a fish much j 332 Bond St., Atbury Park SMALL groups meet with the board at the as tree rings indicate the npc of Telephone: A. P. 2-1427 annual budget meeting and to dis- a tree. NO MONEY DOWN) MONTHLY cuss health activities for lh« chil- PAYMENTS dren. Harold Copeland, H. Law- rences Scott, George Ruppell and ? 7 Years To Pay) Harry Stevenson were appointed a committee to investigate this re- EMMY PAYMENTS? quest. | What Is Your Problem? Kiclmrd Wolf To Speak To Church Bihle Class Put this under • Garages Richard Wolf, 131 River road, will speak to the Young Men's Bible class at the Presbyterian • Roofing • Siding church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock on the subject, "The Three • Extensions • Conversions Crosses on Calvary", taken from your Bonnet the class' study book, "The Bible • Improvements • Alterations Speaks to Our Day", by George Barclay, Class members were guests of the . • Porch Enclosures church school Sunday at 9:45 a.m. Qualified mechanics, using only the best in mater- at a special viewing of the sound motion picture, "Journey Into ials and equipment, can make your home more i Kaith", an educational biblical play livable, more beautiful inside and out. Repair the ' depicted by professional actors and ravages of the past, protect your home for the actresses. future, at small monthly cost. No deposit neces- Following the picture, the young men convened in their own class- sary. ; room with Philip E. Bailey presid- ing. Harry Dutchyshyn, chairman Phone RED BANK 6-4444 of the program committee, re- ported that plans were being com- Or Mail Coupon—Our Representative Will Call pleted for a dance or hayride to be held in the near future. Among those present were Frank N. L.inl- croth, Jr., Edred Webb, George Nor- ton, VI, Albert Doremus, Harry and Monmouth Construction Co. Lawrence Dutchyshyn, Stanley Gil- Highway 35 Headden's Corner, bcrtson, Robert Ferguson, Walter Dins wall, Robert K. Buraley and Red Bank, N. J. Harry C. F. Wordon. Gentlemen: I'lcase send jour representative to my home to give free estimate on items checked below, at no" obliga- SAIL FOR GERMANY tion to me. Capt. and Mrs. Robert N. Me Nitt, who have been stationed at • Hoofing • Siding Q Extensions Fort Sam Huston, San Antonio, • Combination Windows • Improvement* Tex., for the past two years, left C Torch Knclosures Q Alteration* Saturday for Bremerhaven, Ger- D Repair. Q Converaloni many. Mrs. McNItt la the former talss Dorothy Smith, daughter of Name __„.__._ _ _ _..._.. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smith of Mor- ford .place, Red Bank. Capt. and Address ; _ Mrs. McNItt hav« (pent tlu pait City I'hone . _..._.„ month with the Smith family, and Omt 1947 Powr and your present Buick. We'll lift out completed cars. But engines are prior to that they spent a month Best time to call with Capt. McNItt's parent!,. Mr, the old engine, lower this sleek new coming along great guns. and Mrs. w. D. McNItt of Oxford, Pop with a Brmnd-Nmw one in its place, hook it up, and N. Y. The couple expect to be over seas two years. there you are with a sweetheart So we have these 1947 honeys ready Brick Firmbali Enginm ready for thousands and thousands to put in any Buick built in the last more miles of thrilling performance 10 years. To do it takes less time rr\o those whose spirits tingle at and with a car worth much more than a major overhaul. It often costs X the thought of stepping away to than it was before. It's the next less too. And convenient payments 'SUNHEAT the tune of today's flashing Fireball best thing to getting a new Buick. , power: can be arranged if you like. To those who dream of touching How can we do this, when new cars Pretty nice idea, isn't it? Why toe to treadle and unleashing all are so hard to get? It's this way. not look into it today? We'll the zip and go packed in a 1947 Sheet steel and other parts are be glad to go over it in FUEL OIL Buick straight>eight engine: short That holds up bodies and detail with you. A revolutionary now process to split the petroleum molecule, •developed during the war tit the Sun Oil Company's huge refin- Here's a bright and happy idea that eries, makes possible a new and improved heating fuel—Sunheut makes dreams come true now. Furnace Oil. Kvcry drop has uniformly high heat value and burns cleunly^ giving you HOTTEIl HEAT - CLEANER'HEAT We'll put a sleek new factory-fresh - SUREIl HEAT. For new comfort and economy . . . order your tank, filled today. engine — identical with the engines going in our 1947 cars — right in PHONE RED BANK 6-0248

SEABOARD SERVICE DE RIDDER BUICK. Inc. 163 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. RED BANK UEGISTEIJ, XOVKMIiEU lid. I'll". Paare Eleven 4NETH C. WASHBURNE Mullaney Brothers The Northwestern Mutual Guilty Of Amult Ule Insurance Co. Consumer Prices CARROLL HOSIERY SHOP » Princeton Koa4 The brothtra William and John Mullaney, Bradley Beach, will be *^ "I MtOAD STKKKTKFII BANK Fair Haven, N. J. sentenced by Judft John C. Gior- Reach All-Time High ** B*gk *-31M Msrkit I DIM dano at Freehold today (or convic- tion Thursday by a quarter SMsion The average New Jersey family August, with women's garments <»ifl Hra(li|iiarlPi'i> I or court jury on charge* of an atroc- found prices for living essentials averaging 3,3 per cent higher and ious assault May 8 sgitnst Edward at a new high in October, accord- those for men, 0.8S per cent more t'AMOliS NAMi: SUI»S Olsovi of Neptune, who lost hia ing to "Consumer Prices In Newcostly in October. The group was left «y* ai a. result sf the twoJersey.- " bi-monthly publication of estimated to be * U per cent higher A I.AKI.K «KI.I:<:TI»>.\ T« timing attack. the State Department of Agricul- than at the same time A year agu ture. and gO.T per e*nt higher than in C'llOONK IH(»M IN AiA. In presenting the case, AsitsUnt The average cost of goods and June, 1»39. Announcing Prosecutor Char lea Frank* I services In the family budget, such COLORS ASH SI/.KS. charged that Bradley Beach of- as food, clothing, housing, fuel and Fuel an** Light ficials had handled the case light, furniture and housefurnlsh- Fuel and light, as a group, cost KAHI.V AMI I;NJOV on with "kid gloves," withholding ings and miscellaneous necessities homemaktra 1.6 per cent more in mi; i' 1.1. \ s i' it i. nr a statement mad* by Olsovi during October were 1.7 per cent Extended Bus Service October than In August. Coal ad- .. I-our l«lund citv. N V. Shor* Lints Inc. Hiverview hospital Monday after- (three per cent); beverages anil Iliittler: IV|wl-( nla ttoltllnx « <> of Anlmrv I'ark. noon following a school bus acci- chocolate '3.9 per cent); fats and WAYNI MATURII dent in which he received a frac- IHMI all ffmi aaVsataeH plus oils (9.3 per cent), and canned fish 1 KMee •IrUa *—*• *>««lH»tt 011- Luted left leg. (15.1 per cent) as compared with tar «4 WMM fa*) wit fir According to Middletown town- August. On the other hand, all t tato' l ;lilp police, Lester was one of sev- fruits and vegetables were <3 per eral children riding on a school bus cent lower in October than In Au- Rusl of this year. Slightly lower run ICONOMV driven by William Butler of Seeley Ttk uafM (H "«lMr" HHHH nvenue, Keansburg. The bus stop- prices were reported for sugar and •my W •« «>*llskt« kMt fnm ped »t the coiner of Biny and sweets (0.2 per c«tH). Miner prlcM* (ml (ill Is matt year Thompson avenues, Es«t Keam- The October, 1947, price of all lt •< WMtr ll

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TURKEYS YOU'LL SEE AT SUNIUSK TURKEY FARM TELEPHONE KEANSBURG 6-1088 SsSSSaaS? ORDER ANY SIZE •Jean*. IN NOW WORLD'S GREATEST GUARANTEE OF PAINT QUALITY SUNRISE ANY AMOUNT KLARIN S FOR DELIVERED AT YOUR PAINT and WALLPAPER Thanksgiving 26 Monmouth St. Red Bonk 6-3838 TURKEY FARM REQUEST VI i., • / SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS EAST ROAD (NKAR CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION) BELFORD.N. J. Pase Twelve IJKD I SANK REGISTER, NOVEMIJIiU 'M, 1947.

School News sraduate. has been elected presi- dent of the sophomore class at State To Make RUMSONrHIGH Mor.mouth Junior college. Arthur Jades Is nttending Wll- Commercial Art Rumson prc-school Immunization j Uam and Mary college. program follows: The board of edu- Traffic Survey Morffan Rehrij* is attending the cation is sponsoring the following Mechanical Photo Retouching Associated Colleges of Upper Hew :f proRriuns for pvc-school children York. .it Lrifriyctte street school: Dlpii- At Eatontown Janice MacNeill 1« a freshman at theria toxnid, November 24, 0:30 a. j Jackson college in Medford, Mass. Rendering and Negative Blocking m.: smallpox vaccination. Dprrni- Frank Leslie is a freshman at Mayor Rowland Reports hcr I, It:3(J a. m. As certification of ! St. Pcters's college, Jersey City. • • • immunization of the: above ia now icfjuiird uf nil new pupila enter- On Conference With ing Jiumson public schools, parents TO DONATK CANNED FOODS nf pir-ychool children nrp, there- Stale Commissioner Gifts of canned goods for WILLIAM KNIGHT fore, cordially lnviterl to bring the Thanksgiving baskets will be con- children to the school on the above Mayor Harry S. Rowland an- 115 HIGHLAND AVI. HIGHLANDS, N. J. tributed by members of Raritan s&z'JPr dates. nounced at Friday's meeting of ! unit, American Legion auxiliary, at Mi.s.i Marion P. Rcott, Archibald Eatontown borough council that a«- Priori* Highland. 3-1447 M • the JjC^ion homo, it wiw decided nt FitzRnndnlph and Francis Hockey surancea -were g'.ven by Spencer I an auxiliary meeting held Tuesday attended the State Teachers' con- Miller, Jr., state highway commis- I of last week. The gifts will be de- vention at Atlantic City. sioner, at «. conference last Thurs- i livered at the next meeting to be Constance. Bowen is the onlystu- day in Trenton that a survey would ! held Tuesday when birthdays of dent. from Rumson high .school to he made of the present traffic con- i members during November and T>t- be a 1917-1 !>•« member of the all- gestion on Main street, which is ] comber will be celebrated. Mrs. Eel- state chorus which sang at the Highway 35, ivlth the Idea of «olv- ard Cohen was selected chairman convention. c this serious problem, TAKE NOTICE Grace Mealy has passed the for a food sale to be held Saturday. Preparatory to some definite ac- Gregg shorthand test for SO words Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Ross, tion for relief, the (low of traffic per minute. Hie. David .Schanck and Mrswil. l be determined by clocking cars Richard Ward, * former Rumson Charles Applegate. passing through the main thorough- fare« of the town. The creation of a. highway behind th* park lake to HOME OWNERS! by-pass the center of the borough was one plan suggested at the con- Your Home Can Be ference attended by the mayor, State Senator J. Stanley Herbert and Howard W. Robertt, borough FINE • ALTERATIONS for.. nui... attorney. TJo agreement, however, wait reached on the plan mentioned, said Mayor Rowland. She will always prize this elegant, precise timepiece designed l>y master rx- • Re-ROOFED Council was informed by the Mon perts. Kamcd for beauty and perfected for precision, these sturdy time- mouth Contolidated Water com keepers will give her lasting, dependable service. Come in and select her pany that 3,000 feet of water mains • Re-SIDED had been added and five more hyd- watch today and sec her glow with pride the moment she wears It. Easy rants Installed in the section which was formerly part of the army en • PORCH campment of the 13th Infantry The company «'as granted permis- sion to excacate 1,400 feet on High ENCLOSURE street for the Installation of addl tional water mains. John W. Wamdling's election to 209 BROADWAY BROAD STREET the Eatontown fire department was 10N0 BRANCH RED BANK.' IMMEDIATE SERVICE! approved by the council. PER MONTH An Inquiry was received from the Sam Day mill of Montclnlr for formation on acquiring a building containing 10,000 square feet of NO MONEY DOWN .space in which to locate a branch OVKK NEW CHURCH Jehovah's Witnesses are novi meeting in their new building a UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY An alluring and flattering Division and Third streets, Key MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. will tnlic care of all your port, where services are held ever; Home Improvement Problems. Phone us for u Krco Estimate. fragrance, potent witli magic Tuesday at 7:30 p. m for Bible We will show you how to siivo a lot of money and still Bet the .study, at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday fo best workmanship possible. We employ only experienced me- an J enchantment.., Now I service meeting* and at 8:45 P> m chanics and use the ftnoRt materials money can buy. TREE Wednesdays of course In theo- CONSULTATION. cratic ministry and Bihle research presented in ttiif will be given, Three public lectures BUFFALO beginning at 3 p. m. have been an new jewel-fashioned bottle. nounced for the following Sundays "The Truth About Jehovah's Wit nesses," November 23; "Religion Versus the Bible," November >0, nnd "Now Heaven nnd « New PLAIDS Earth," December 7. and PUBLIC SALE Multi-Colored Because of my inability to care for my home at I have been accus- SHIRTS FINISH tomed to, 1 will disperse at Public Auction my entire Household Goods, Antiques, Furnishings and Real Estate on YOUR ATTIC JACKETS INTO AN Saturday, November 29th SHIRT-COATS AflMTMENT starting 1 P. M. on the premises at

ROOFING *ES>STANT) Here are the latest ideas in •3m*v~ Modern Homi uses Johns-Manvillr, Kllntkotr, Barrett, Bird. Rub- .f-o.il. U. S C. C«ru!n-TMil materLla. We «lio reuai. leaht, ffiiltira, leaders and iliylifhli. FREE ESTIMATE. No obllt.lion. Men's Outerwear SIDINO (FIRE RESISTANT) Extra heavy lOO^o wool fabrics Eliminates yearly painting expenses. Actl at an insulation tnn— "»• t«l com. W. u» only tumoui-m.lie mawilal.: Johns- Manvllle, Hintkote, etc FREE ESTIMATE. NO oblllation. Jackets Shirts Shirt-Coats CONSTRUCTION rayon arc- made wiLli lulls arc longer and made W. .dd iny .1,additio •ci.lli. In lined and knit liot- or shorter for "in or with pockets for porch anclosurca. tows. out." wear. misos nt con- come, Greeting: iiuilltcil nnd ntntcd by the SurrnKntc/< itf UuiDnDli," wit a hiMiiiluriil liy Hit-ltn> miltji«ii.n-v( >»li> I'siM-iiHir, an afore* WHKItEAS, It nppenr.i to my sntls* Dtllcc n ihtly pxecutc-il nnd nttoBlcd con- .Mayor unit ('ntiurJl .,f ill. H..n.urli <>r MI id. tin;r il.-l.|, mill <1«IIII1IIIIH nn;iiriKt clusion of sale. VIIII can attend this sale in comfort us it. will be hold indoors and sent In wrltlm; to tltn (tlminlntlnn of snld tho County nf Monmnuth mid r«porU tliu sniil <-.siati', iiiHltr oath. wlLiiht nix ftictinn, tiy iltily nuthctitlcnU'il rccoril nf corporntUm, cxccuteil by nil tho Ktock- for iculemcnl to tho Orphans'.Coark'c ltuuiHun IMI Oriu.ii.-r 2.1, Ju 17. mul ni, will take pliifMi on date nnd time nbovo sol, I'ni'th regardless nf wr.utln>r conditions. the itrucemllnllH for tho volilntury ill?* snld County, on Thursdnjr, thfl'«lav«nt Novrmhrr lit, WH1, wm finally rtflupti-il mnnvha from t)a- ilnlc of the nfoiL'Miid folilHon thereof hy the unnnlmtHm enn* luililers thereof, which sulil consent nnd nnd ..)>l>iuv«., Mnjimouili, m«"i:i quest of Red Bank Catholic high school, asking: to be included on Red For the first time, a new bow and to 0, t>y Cllffwuud Anyels. i i'/ No '.',n pected to have much more trou- ever, slowing up the Toms Rivet Tho end of llu- p;im*» found thr iii'" .1 Bank high school's football schedule, was not read at the meeting 4 |; 1!,.n,,f.,Lt the local board of education. District Clerk Paul Young explained it Toms River, than did the Legion minutes. .son'.i 1 l-y.'inl Imp, nftn h.ivm- i: December 11 inclusive. During the last week when they scored a 13- the contest found Kddio i'itts and M.-l \ > • .i" DiVi'-', While thin week's game marks m.'irchPtl 78 yards fi orn its own j;,,,j wai not discussed because o[ an oversight. He had referred the letter Hay C'ntiilnno injured, Pitts KiifTcr- iT'i y K Ifi'l! 'C period the killing of deer will be to-7 victory over the Chiefs. The the flnale in loop play for Red Bank, i, to Frank Pingitoie, school athletic director, and had forgotten to re- inf,' a biLslK'tl ankle Jind L'nlnlanu u rlghl, Thn entire rlrivn w.is dnvnid K- < 1 If T allowed by bow and arrow only. main pressure, therefore, is on the the local griddcrs still have two of pn-Sflinj; and thi.i ntf up ninny r.H trieve It. By the time a reporter asked him about the letter, the meet- The regular yearly deer season will localitcs. Asbury has been the games to finish out their season. broken lc;r. I'ills w:ts rnle.-ised from I!. !l :n i j, 11rill;^:.ti valuable niinutfp. i'.-! .1 ;,.), ing had adjourned. be held from December 12 to De-tough luck club of the league, los- Kiverview hospital Monday .•inU r i! r- i;. i (tint, W. H'.ttr.. Hoth will be away tilts, the Le- Hum son nindc t)i« oppnin% tlucit ]{• <,:• cember 17, with the exception of Catnlanu wa.s operated On yestet- ••«•-. Mai' l'>n. It is unfortunate that happened. Had the letter received the board's ing throe games against two wins gioners visiting Rumson a week lain in tho iirst (juartrr wivn tlu-y I,,,,,.. .' ' H:.ill'"' !i. i: ifii .-in, f{. . . W.»k- the intervening Sunday, December dny. His leg is now in ,-t cafit and . Mi.)• 1 I - . W.il ••'. . ( <.(.•.'.. attention, everyone would have been able to read whether or not school and a tie. The losses were by nar- from Sunday and Long .Branch De- vecovnred'a (.Irrcn and tltili. fnmMo 14. row margins, however, and the club hospital authorities report he is do- OH -It.rf.M- , .-'.iiilljn^"-. imt-irc, officials look favorably upon Red Bank-K.B.C.H. relations. Rumors cember 7. on tho Cn.scy 21!. Uiu'ht M-ilfharlt . h- ,1-1 Ml. ni -f\ Hi • ' 'in. Persons who follow the sport of offers formidable opposition to the In scoring last week's win, ing well. Hoth men were rushed to Stryker jMissod to (.Jtru'ri h:,rk and assorted reports have frequently had it that the hoard is opposed MI)l-;i.HiHTS archery can avail themselves of the best in- the league. Their Long Hedgepath undoubtedly was the the hospital by the Sea liright Kirst Hotindtren ID move thn pt#~lan If} to a grid contest between the schools, even though competition in bas- Aid s(|imd, letfular attendants at ketball, baseball and track is permitted. opportunity to hunt New Jersey's Branch loss was by but a single star although Bill "liud" Boyd yard?, hut hr.vr. Andy MjnntnK. H-vjni.se of :in injury to Capt. Ed only big game during the special Ktmison's home unmcs. •' This corner again repeat* its frequent hope that such a point, 7 to 6. showed new life in the fullback Cfuspy ri^ht ^unrd. J•nenwi fd n fiutphin. Ur:\. fl'ilfhirk Hill H.inlon. season by securing a resident hunt- slot. He consistently hit guard and The Angels made a jjallant 7."i- fumhki and tht; threat wxn ;m-rtr l)i^ r.uM- tain the contract* could be nullified by mutual consent. But In the second quarter and Immedi- Kaney's catrh which set up what t(» «OIH| rfffc-!, with Ihc hull cir- arrow with explosive tips, or any fourth down, with four yards to pj dotf onp, .Irif'k Krnlfn, •• Its schedule Jackson and again to SakowlU, JitnrrlU Herd to Dave McUratli. flo.se.st, rit her ton in penotrat^d all al season for bowmen will not place who tore down tho side line into Kolcda III- Hank C.ithdllc. rolni* guartl is not and thus become eligible for Conference championship.) the animal population in jeopardy. Kaney MrljJllllllllll With the score tied up, AlcUralh afternoon. the end zone. Jock Brandon con- Uerlolnlun (.'Jii'ryinf; tTnit.ptl Nations ftngs a.s Deer are available in nearly all sec- Jm'k Cflprioili hit the line for the (jumc-winnint; As thn second period drow to a wn.s firjiicously Hinted in previous Talk that Red Eank Catholic is a prep school Is false. It is a pri- verted from placement. 1111 Muure 1 tions of the State and facilities are Stevens L. Johii.-nn extra point. The win wan the Anclo.s- n Itum.son wont from their i; ,) firtirlfs. Tlir M'i« * :i!'o tho.-o of our vate school and the current male enrollment is five boys short of Red After the kickoff, Toms River Mil present to furnish sport for a large i-;,io, m Idea gels' littli straight after having lost t.r> Red Hank's 20 in four pl'i>s- Koof. npit'hbors .south of the bolder Bank liigh's. That indicates excellent balance. R.B.C.H. also follows returned to their 21, from which number of hunters. Substitute* their two opening games. The MQYP timn run out. Early in |hn JInd .T1>(J (*:In:idn. th« same eligibility rules in effect for public schools. As for the loss to they daringly attempted a pass. Itcd Hnill,- li.s. Hoyil, Bennett. Kear- final .stanza the Bulldogs moved to It Is not expected that hunters ney, i'l-icc, Verailloir, John Caln-n.nl, squad ha.s not lost since Couch the Bucs in points in the state championship rating, we think that dif- Hedgcpath showed them the error h 1 the cl«ht from the Cancy Z\ with S\itphin's injnry was found to he ference would go unnoticed in the community spirit such a contest who use bow and arrow will regis- Sca.ii, Cray, HtMliti'l'n"'- Vnlcufh. !"«|' ' Sinn "TulTy" linker joined them .10 of their bold wny«, however, inter- (larrrtl, Conklln, Klrl.y. Smith. Hi.lU, couch. Next week UlitTwood visits the help nf an 11-yard pa.'-:-; from :i hrokon I'onr? in liis IP«. lie. will would engender. ter a heavy kill inasmuch as the cepting on the 32 and getting to odds are against this type of hunt- Tomnlm.; Trnin Ilivnr -Holmes boh- Leonardo in an attempt to push Kullback llalllunn to KlryUiM-. How- I)*! out for tlin romuindor of the the 21 before being downed. An- ntrti. Hrrhe, lire. Hairy. (*vo:, upon rpafhinp thU point. Din :!P,'i.«on, j r Holt?, probably will take While we all lnmcnt the general apathy of Red Bank's sports pub- Ing. However, the State Fish and Official! the Kield club there out of second n lie, ii should be remembered that localitcs actually do come out if a other Hedgepath aerial was caught Itefel ee •- PIllRltnrr : urn pire - Holme" i pUvcc. Casey line stiffnned nnd thn (.Irpcn over thn renter .«pot. Game Council claims, the new sea- by Jack Kaney in sensational fash- first-rate contest is arranged. Certainly a Buc-Casey football game son doea offer an excellent oppor- head linpsmaii«VillBiilano. Humson tallied early in the would como under that heading. We look forwnrd to the board's De- tunity to show good sporUuiiHiiHlilM, game. Taking the liall on Cliff- etmntr 6th meeting at wliicli Urns the iiUesllon undoubtedly will be settled. woodcraft and superb recreation. wood's 45, they mado their flrnt llrst-down on power plays. Then Bucs Idle This Week Leonardo, Cliffwood Tony Mellaci passed to ljibby Ilur- THE GRID LINE:—We were sorry to get a report Monday night ringLon for a 20-yurd gain, John that Doug Craik, Leonardo Field clubs aco back, Sunday may have Darke Sparkles Stanley ripped center for live and Played his last football game. His left knee is shot and the docs fear Pete Cook carried to tha two-yard After Neptune Loss the Injury will permanently keep him off the gridiron. His being In 2nd Place Battle line. Stanley carried it over in two Coach Frank Plngitorc'a lied Next Neptune score canie in the •helved inactivates a boy who carved a memorable niche in the Field In Lion Victory third period, however, scoring 13 plunges, the final one from the one- Bank high school footbiill eleven flnal quarter after a drive which club's long and impressive history. His game-winning touchdown in Whtther UQ.at.rto Field club or points. Tho first score came after foot line. Mcllaci's attempted drop has a week off to prepare for their .started in the third period. Jp,t the final second of the '46 Leonardo-Rumson Vets gams will be dis- Cliffwood Ah|«l» will Uki the run-the second-half kickoff when Har- kick for tho conversion Jjolnt was traditional Thanksgiving day meet- Holmes capped a .11-yard march, cussed by members of the hot stove league for rriany years ... In Phllly Keyport High Vio'.inw ner-up position In the Shore Foot- ry "Ripper" Collins, Field club blocked. ing with JjOiip Branch hlfih school. plowing over from the one. Billy ball league will be decided Sunday Friday night, Lou Jacoubs pointed out that the most inactive spot In guard, blocked a Curl Caiistrom For tho next three periods, the I3uc rootora and the coaching staff DeMldowitz saw limited action. The Shibe park was the hot dog stand. With Georgetown and Villanova afternoon at Middletown township punt, grabbing it on the 12 t" romp arc hoping tho result will be n expert pa«s-anatchcr was finally Of 26-O Hunt high school flcld. Th« Field club game developed into u acal grid the headllners, the operators should have switched to fish cakes If they home. Oettis made his second battle. Rumson withstood two repctttion of last year so that nn benched when his shoulder was wanted any of the Micks' money . , . Neil Gcttla, sparkling center for enjoys a single point advantage Oen« Darke and hia Leonardo placement good. Cliffwood scoring threats which otherwise tliamal «eason may heagain knocked out of place. Leonardo Field club, at Rivervicw hospital Sunday evening to issue over the Angels, thus a win by ended on a note of cheer. I«ist high school gridiron mates had a cither team will decide second The next six points were scored found the victors getting to the Sidelight, features of the game good wishes to Ray Catalano and Eddie Pitts, Rumson Vet men injured by Wilson after ho Intercepted a week, when Itcd Rank vistted Nep- in the Cltffwood game . . . Jack Kcelan, the Casey powerhouse, has im- field day Saturday afternoon at the place. A tic will favor, Leonardo. 25 on the litfit try ami to the 14 on wa.s the treatment accorded the oT- expense of Keyport high school, Herb Reed pass and got to the one the other. Big Harold Peters made tune Memorial stadium, they were HciaU by playrr.'i and followers of proved his game deportment considerably since the season began. A Should Cliffwood lose and Rum-before being hauled down. He handed their sixth sctbnrk of the J nigged 5'ard gainer, the boy has not been accused of dirty ball in the romping to a 26 to 0 victory. Darke son and Red Bank win there would an Important stivo in the Initial hoth team.s and by Psigjino and l in- scored the first two markers, the bucked over to raise the count 20 threat, hutting downui 25-yard pass campaign, Neptune tnking the game gitorr. Jled Hank's mentor c\a.imeA put seven games . . . Oflicials of the Neptune-Red Bank game drew then he. a three-way tie for third to 0. Pat Koclcn scored the final 14 to 0. criticism from all sides . . . Vito Lcntini, Red Bank's crack right tackle, first on a 30-yard sprint and the place. If Leonardo loses, they will- in the cud zone, tho tlr^t. touchdown WHA illegal in other from the six-yard line. tally, bucking from the l"o after Tho Jon Pagano-conchod eleven that two Neptune receivers had is bound to be voted their most valuable player ... Ed Sutphin, ace have third place undisputed, Cl.ilTWOOIJ liUMSON r The rejuvenated Lions were in a he and Tony Trczza offered the had too much on the ball for thetotiched t he ball. l an.s from each Casey center, is out with a broken leg. That position offers Coach Adam Last week the Field club defeat- major offense in it 57-yard drive. L. McCruth LE (Jhunillar visiting Baniters, as a quick hfik class by themselves as far as Key- J. Zundlnk 1.1 lvit.rn nldc^if tliu flclil Joined in derisive Xretowlcz a weighty problem. His second stringer. Joe Holtz, is out ed the Highlands A. A. as easily 18 Ucliincy at the statistics reveals. The vic- with a bad knoc and John Phnlr, I bird choice, is ineligible. Tom Frans- port was concerned. They piled up had been expected, 26 to 7. From Highlands threatened to score In J. i'lulua I.e. chants. the second quarter, when a blocked Vin. Saul W»»t tors rolled up 248 yards from .scrim- conl joined the team Tuesday to try for the spot . . . Surprising that a a gain on the ground of 256 yards, another viewpoint, however, the 'I. I'ltU NBI'TUNK RED BA.NK adding another 31 yards on an Gcttis punt gave them the ball on A, 1'itliU* let mage, mainly on power plnys. Th«y good sports town like Rumson fails to support its school team. The win did not come easily, an Doug l«mbo It 1 Mcliittmi Al't'l.Knla I. K V.iti aerial which accounted for the final Leonardo's five. They lost tho ball de 64 ynrtla ptiasinR. lied Bank Bulldog eleven is a well-coached club, which might pull the upset of the Croik is off the squad for the re- Jackson Itr Ijiitulano had n. net gain of 39 yards for theIturrnius I.T Uns3o year In their Turkey day meeting with Leonardo. score. mainder of the season, victim of on dewnd, however,' itnd it W63 not Hinder " 141 Owuns 1. U Smllll until the closing minutes of the 1). MctJrnth IIHIII Hilaccl afternoon and nine, pass attempts I I',rmtili!lon I' Detl'Oniu Other tallies were recorded by a badly bashed knee. Craik, star "II 1'. CouH a i c*n i • •.,,.'*• were fruitless, In first downs Nep- Stim.i From the rumor department enmra word that Frank Plng- Lea Davis snd Joe Keyes. Davis game that Highlands hit pay dirt. Stnnl«y I1T backfleld ace of the 1M0 Leonardo- U. Kapiuhy tune had 14 to Ited Bunk's five. I i'yl... I-snllnl Itore will retire as Buc football coach. That should mean that went over from the three after a They took possession on the Field UK fnck Rumson Vets' game, suffered in- Subktituttons i'iso'liii" y II D. Soldo 45-yard march, and Keyesn nabbed club 37 and two pass plays did the CHirwooil—Amlei-riuti, CIOH«. Cnrtiey. Neptune wns on its way to a his capable grid assistant, Tom Fhipps, would take over the tensely from torn knee ligaments, third touchdown as tha final whistle | ltolil.ini I.It Wilson a pass from Davis. Mike Govcrnale an injury requiring much time to trick. Gryner, A. »1 (iljimhutlrtU, I>avlno. H. Kvain ItH Cannva relna. When the change conies, 1'ingltore will remain an ath- was successful on two placement No such soft touch is anticipated Knpuahy, Talumbo. SerKwkh, S. Zun- sounded, having the ball on Red WillinnK Fll Stvanson heal. The mishap occurred In the diRk. Bank's four-yard line. Just prev- letic director to build up a real athletic system In the school conversions, second quarter. While he was car-in the Coach Trucx camp this week. Kumunn— Harris. Hnlliitnn. m»ylc ToiwIl'ltJAn-t — Ati-ii..-„!>. Holme. I'oml. •. • The Cnseys are in for a bad time Saturday when they meet. Both clubs will b« srtivf thi« The Cliffwood combine is on u five- Sicklcr, E Pitt*, King, Camiinnelln, Hiir- ious to that a T.D. run by KenllfUr 1'MlrlIIITONI— Do Midowitz (21 ried off the flcld few realized the Doremii3 on n Red Bunk ptiss in- Lambertvllle, a team which has been undefeated for seven week, Leonardo being at home seriousness of his injury because game winning streak and their op- rlrtKtnn, lieyrs, Jakubccy. position of Intc games highly com- (MVu-iftW; Hetcrce—Jftmew, Umpiri! — terception wna called back for clip- Stilislitut.-t Nrpturir, IJolnir*. DL- against Atlantic Highlands and he returned to sec the Field club Tucker, »on-l llnosmnn—KoltinHon, Mi.lnuitz. Trout. Ki-vin, Polly. H«ywaril, straight. Their Bill Rllcy, a triple threaten Is a leading all- Keyport being host to Freehold. mend the Angels' tricky offense ping. First score came in the sec- Keyport b win, His lee was Bfit in traction unct quarter on i\ *W-yavcl tUivc. 'i'ininiii'., ficiay. ii' rnpnni. it«-*l lianh — state candidate. Ml. Tctcr's, which lost to Utmhcrtv|l|e Satur- KEYPORT LEONARDO Monday and placed in a cast Tues- and stern defense. It should he a Moi'iui, Chad wick. Hmno. Wltkownki, Maclnno I.K bruiser and generally is accredited Three pusses aided thn tfilly, the UI-OU^I. Murrny, .McLo.-mnc!,. day, call him the finest player they have faced this year ... Mom.-ll day. Metsvor I.T as the game of the week. Long Branch final beinR by Hoy Hayward to OtHeiaW--- H"ferrf, Iliimilnan; umpire, Excellent spirit among opponents In the Rumson RBCH game. l.G Goviilmlc Mulincumcn Craik was not the only player in- LEONARDO HIGHLANDS Marv Atkinson. lllea-nn ; head line man, Kilvu*. MullholUml O Wniiht LEONARDO HI Wilfred Hcdgcpath sparked Red Bank Legion to its victory over IK! Hurry jured. Doug Foulks and Sol Hughes Foulks 1,K llrittc.n H. Davin BauVv also may be missing from this E. WSmlns I.T HMIornn Toms River. His passing was responsible for both TD's, with his Inter- Polkc KT To Visit Dumont UK Howiiiiwukl week's contest. Foulks and Hughes O"Shau»rhncssy I.G Bulky ception of a pass aiding the second score . . . Jack Maloney, Casey sig- DiGemiaro UH llul,In l.'ettii C nal caller, broke a finger on his passing hand in the Rumson game , . . EnKliKh HB Burfco came up with sprained ankles. Collins ItG Marunclli Garibaldi Back Indoor Polo Harry Molskow turned in a defensive gem for the Caseys Saturday , , , Dunn Mil L. DavlH Foulks has played a sterling game Krynytiiki I'nrkpr Kintal FB Papa at end for the Fietd clubbers, and YorK Comtiton Undefeated Slate Wlnfred Ivlns told Charlie Gualtieri that Lou Jacoubs looks like a Simpsompson FB p Uhrls Johnson relative of Frank Pingitoie . . . Jack Madden's is becoming quite an Substitution!—Keynott, Boycr, John- Hughes has been a capable substi- Craik I.H Casoy At .Stake Sunday At Asbury Park In High Gear son, Dama, Bennett, Smallcy, Frnunsso, tute for first stringer, Neil Gettls, JefTrlea CarlHt:-om after-the-game spot. He has all sorts of changes there. A new baby DIScIulio, Bucher, tlemarcn. Lull, Wy- Wllso KB Reed grand, piano that is, with expert Tom Martin tickling the keys; new coff Beach. Leonardo—Layer.. Brown. at center. 1131)11 r II Wlndjw, Long Branch Field club, cham- Rooch, C. Foster, Wallace, Scott, Stout, Substitutes—Leonardo, J. chairs, and Neil Shay with a haircut . . . Milt Nichols, capable sports O'Hrien, Schmidt. Highlands proved a stubborn foe Stewart, Johnson, Hnllidny, PermlnHki, pions of the Shore Football league, To Wrestle Kutnpfcr; Three (iiuni'A Set official, Is looking for work. Monmouth Park, where he was employed, Officials—Referee, Sardmler; umpire, In the first Half, Leonardo enjoying Bolder Itcllly. F. TrMzu. Honilrick", Sunday afternoon will visit the McCann; head llneRtnttn, Dobryvinsk! but a 7 to 0 lead at half-time. That Itemliert. Murilock. McBrlde. Krelen, T. Team Mutch Hooked For This Week-End shaved the personnel early this year . . . Harvey Harman, Rutgers men- Trc«.a. Hunhe*. Hernlierner, Saehn. Ter- Dumont A. C, victors of the Bor- tor, speaks to the Buc gridders December 16 at the First Presbyterian came through the end run of Day- ry, Rnuach, Milln,, llnlilen. IllKhlnndx. gen county league, in a test of the banquet •. . Plenty Cliffwood money floating around . .. Highlands A. A. ton Wilson, who went 13 yards to Sewnnl, Laurie, H. lieed, Currlr, Dun- big red squad's strength. Last week Gino Garibaldi, dean of the clan, Indoor polo in Morrlstown, West players were guests of Field club at a party following Sunday's game score. can. Keyen, (iin.zi. Minor. Doremus Is Off lleferee. Nichols: umpire, Cittndino: Long Branch kept Its slate clean will bo in tho Asbury Piirk amory Orange Und Newark goes Into full . . . Red Bank Legion will have a tough team on their hands Sunday The victors moved out In thehea. d linesman. Paxicky. by dumping Lnkcwood, 18 to 0. Saturday night. pitted against swinj,' this week with matches set when Asbury Park visits them in the final league game. The Legion- Surprisingly enough, Long Branch Huns Kampfer. Oldest member o. for Saturday night and Sunday af- naires have to post a win to remain a first division club. It should be Colgate Grid "IP accounted' for six of the points via the wrestling family, Gino is ex- ternoon. From the activity attend- an interesting game, seriously vying In importance with the Field cluh- llincs Discontinues Football Schedule three safeties. Coach Army Ippo- pected to be an equal match for ing this year's schedules, it ap- Ciilfwood game . . . Apologies to Clinton Wllber for not having answered Asbury Park Boxing SATURDAY lito wasn't In the mood to pour it Knmpfer, the rough-house gronnrr, pears that Northern New Jersey a question of his concerning the status of players in the Shore grid Injuries Inactivate Atlantic Highlands at T^onanin Hi on tlic Piners, apparently, for hewho has caused a considerable din will be the center of indoor polo. loop. They arc all strictly amateurs and are eligible for college ball Boxing in the Asbury Park Freehold at Keyport Iliuh. started his second stringers, rest- with followers of the game becnuac ' Names particularly familiar to ... A trick Georgetown's Baranowski repeatedly employed in getting armory will be discontinued until Red Bank Catholic aL lAinburtvillc. ing his shock troops until the endof his antics und tactics. shore residents nre taking part in off spectacular passes was using the referee as an unwitting shield. Red Haider Passer after the Christmas holidays. Ro- l*akcwood at Neptune Hli;h. SUNDAY of the first quarter. The tag team match, which has tho play. Among them are "Buddy" land J. Hines, in making the an- Combs, B'.U Rebcr, Andy Curtln, Pete Doremus, an alternate quar- Cliffwood at Leonardo Held. eluh. Lakewood offered stern opposition proved popular in tho past two nouncement, said that a steady Aabury Park at Red Bank. throughout, alertly grabbing Long weeks, will again be booked. Harry Jim Hesson, Al Parsells, Hilly Zim- A RIPE FIELD for young athletes is the officiating game, particu- terback, and one of the mainstays drop In attendance prompted him Toms River at Rumson. in Colgate's passing attack is out Branch fumbles to halt three Finkclsteln and Jcasy James are merman, Dr. Earl Hopper, Johnny larly in football. High schools pay $15 per official for each game, or to this action. He also stated he Long Branch at Dumont. touchdown drives. The outweighed to pair off against Mike Steinborn Clements and ChrU Ballantyne. on* hour's work. At those rates, one would think former gridders with of the remaining Red Raider foot- had made a survey of his regular ball, games this season as a result line also checked a couple of Long and Loo Gurlbaldl, tho 18-yeor-old In the Saturday night feature at the intelligence to read, understand and apply the rules would be flock- boxing patrons and that many of Shore l''nnthall Branch ground attnekx. In tho sec- wrcatlinff star. It will be a two outthe RHSCX troop armory on Roso* Ins; to the officiating circle. of leg injuries received in the Cor-them had advised the Ashury fight nell gnme, ond quarter Langdon Virncola of three falLa affair. villo avenue, Newark, Curtain's fans are watching boxing matches w highlighted a thrill march by hit- To start tho show, Tiger Joe Jockey Hollow Polo club of Morris- Thai llield Is a dire need for good officials becomes more obvious Doremus, a sophomore who •Lonjf Branch s over television. This factor, and Leonardo -» ting pay dirt, Jimmy Renzo tallied Marah, billed as the champion of town will meet the West Orange each week. Shortages of qualified men ore not restricted to this area, weighs 185 pounds and Is six feet, the usual holiday decline in attend- CllfTwno,! r. either. Metropolitan papers frequently complain about college officiat- four Inches tall, saw conslderabe the second touchdown. Vlracola was Yugoslavia, meets Fred Van- Polo club and Squadron "A" of ance, brought about the postpone- Red Itank 4 a consistent ground gainer. ^ A Schacht of -Milwaukee. Promoter New York will meet Eiiex troop. ing. In this section, we can boast particularly of some good officials, passing assignments come bis wayment. Rumson 4 but there definitely arc not enough to go around. in the first game of the season Aslmry Patk - LONG MUNCH I.AKEWOOU P.olancl J. Hints expects the match Games start at S:30 o'clock. Wrestling will continue each Sat- I.ak(jwnnd l l.K to be a swat fc$t, both boy3 having Tho famed Ridycwood team, when Colgate defeated Kings Point. urday night, however, Hlncs de- Toms UKcr I In the second game he was injured Highland) 0 .1. Malntrh I.'I' Vnn KUen Sained descriptions such aa "vil-which for years held the national . INCIDENTS AND INCIDENTALS:—Ecildcs finding it a good place claring that television of wrestling t'orcione Mi Weisii llan,1' "bad man" and the like. when an aggressive Cornell line y.nmbninu li Frnnkllii junior indoor polo championship, to nibble ehrlmp, wo thought John Kcenan's Sea Bright emporium was matches has given the sport a shot •Shore I^ARUC- champion. T. MulMch IK! Koattr has been reorganized. Led by Dr. a food spot to mull over sports questions. Now it develops that Mr. caught him behind the line of in the arm. Feminine fans are be- scrimmage while he was attempt- Wrll« II r KUelle Hopper, they will go into action Ketnan is a fellow member with Fred Mcrriman and Tom Gill in the coming numerous and more and MONMOUTII COUNTY HUNT Thompson KK Api'lek'atc Wclicr Scores Twice Sunday afternoon in tho West N.B.T.T.H. (Nobody Better Than Tuck Hansen) club . . . Condolences ing to get off a forward pass In more screen observers visit the W. Acpna Ult Wright the closing minutes of the first SCHEDULE IS. Arerra 1,11 Uubnry In Malayan Win Orange armory against Parsells' to Keyport's Mike Brisccsc . . . Charlie Burin Is Leonardo's assistant arena to witness the mat charac- SftturdHy, Nov. VI—K«.«t Freehold, OMviilaUi HI! IHH.IIr Rnmapu Valley team. basketball coach . . . Jim Tully, a familiar sports figure of a few years half. Monilwy, Nov. 21—Byr-tlny. I'llrynur KH Wer.kiler ters who have performed in New l Claasy Kd Weber, Matawan liigli There is a movement afoot to ago, Friday became tho proud pop of a nine-pound, 14-ounco son , • • A member of the spring track York rings, ThuwUy, Nov. 27—Thnnttmrlvlng day, Substitutionsliung Branch, \I\VR*I, Audrey Schubert suffered a broken elbow playing hockey at Rumaon squad, Doremus promises to enjoy ll.icklin farm, DIRIHIIX. l'lshcr. Wlleox, r'erKUJOii, strolloll , JJulll . school's hlgli-scoiinj; ace, had an-form H New Jersey Polo league to Saturday, Nov. 20—Mr, AfUncvnfcakt'ii miQ, Mai.\, AnuntanU, Oomttit'WMM, Dc other big dny Saturday when ho ledbo run In tho manner of the high- high ... A note on the desk informs us "Fred 'Shady' Connvcr is trying a colorful athletic career nt Colgate. 4% Mortswia Monty fnrm. PrteJioliJ. Piifiiiuiilc, Kccvll, Thomey, Snlorno, A. to devise a new system,' whatever that means . . , Leonardo school He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.for homei, farmi, country estatel, bui> Monday. Doc 1—flyr-dny, MoviKiul. T. Bcviuiul, Vlrncolii, Cou%hlln, hi3 eleven to a convincing 20 to 6 ly successful Metropolitan league board is readying an indoor firing range for a rifle and gun club re- Thomas P. Doremus, 0 Vista place. Inesi building!—existing or new. Long WodnemUy, Dec, a—MontroM, T. Chrlf.totiher, Condone, Rc.nto, victory over Toms River hl^h in New Yovlt. It is unlikely that terms, easy puymenta, liberal loam on Saturday, Dec, G—Annie ORilcn'd Cor- I.nl\ti\vna<]—(innt, Spuro, Wood, Cnrter, school, such a loop could bo formed this, cently formed thore , . . Oeorglo Stirnwelss of the New York Yanks is acceptable properties. Ar« you paying new, Middlctown, StfWiirt, Jlmlniim, II. Kcpni,, Q. Iti,»«, reported to have purchased a homo in Lincroft , , , Sterling Strykor of mnro thnn 4%? If KO, ask UR about raf Mciminy, n«c. K— ttye-tluy. It. ChrinlonhiT, t.. Uiiilvr, Uuoknlu*-. Cal- Scorlnp; twice, Weber now has ayear, but Jersey teams will par- Keyport, former major league hurler and popular county sports official, placing your mnrtunue and tavlng you Wednesday, Dec, 10—EHBI Fi-ei-hoid, li>y, PiiNVOlsky, Oramllnettl. total of 87 points this sonson. One tlcipato In the Met play. muney, Jnseplt Q. McOue Agency, Renl> Itt'fi.roc, Miii'Doiuilcl; umpire, Tlmlnll; is engaged to marry Miss Ella D. Kelly of Lincroft. Tho banns of mar- tors. MortgnKe Pupartnmnt. fhont Land owners are cordially Invited lifmi lincHmnn. Wnlktv. of hi3 tallies Saturday came on a riage were announced for tho first time Sunday at St. Catherine's, Itumson 1*0444, — Advertlnement, to hunt. thrilling 80-yard romp and tho oth- Notice. Everett, \ if money. THmt, realty pufitRf) wnll Electrical r'lulurr., or when ho received n pns» from I will Dot l>e responsible for nnv debt• 1 ollur thua Itiuurml by myu-W, papL-r; flhellno fl.li.'i n «imirt; Cook & ll'l Smart Bookkuplni *""* Accounting Scrvlc*. See our now Ihu (if tlllltPlll fl\tuics. Nick Fodelo. Weber was also re- Dunn paints; irullon Red l)i>vll pnlnl anil to be thrifty. Save better thnn 6Co on Will kt'tii) liooki, rnuko sot-In I security, Thiy •'"• Inuullful III their linis) unit (SlKnt'iO vnrnlih rtmuvti1 ll.ilt, Nutlonul fi it your fuel oil. Call an foi youi next HM nemiiluymi'iii htBuniiui-, lUjuur rcpnrt.i ri'rf lustre. Wi; liiivt' 11 flMurr fci1 rvcry sponsible for the third touchdown, Ellis Mullins. BOWLING NOTES:—We wnnl to correct the item In last week's S.I We«t street, Itcd Uunti. 1(1, frown's.—•AdvertlM'.rruMU. i\t V [>/10 cents ptr uullon, Speclnl cntth nd Income tn\ returns-. Cull Key port nxini in \ht IIOIIM', II. \, ruble in any throwing a 25-yard pass to Harry Dolled: November 6, 11147, column about Mrs. Kenneth Jeffrey winning a bowling prizo put up by ulnn. ll.imv ft Davis, rhene Itcd I)link «1137*W.—AdvcrtlRemcnt, ii'tiulll ynu Hunt; fl 11 In ur* of nil Kinds; Cnllnnrlnr, who raced ten ynrilg to — Ail vcrtlscmrnt. Mr. Jeffrey, It wus Marge Jeffrey who copped tho award , , . Some lady Mnrtgaic Money. (1-u 10.1.—Advertisement, li, I). l,ulb». Nnllolinl .', A In. I'tnun'i. We hnv* plenty nf money In plnre on Bank Stock Wanted. -A1K1llUn11.nl. score. •coirs from the Friday nlfjht louguo wortHy ul note me Russo, 19fl| irooil first bond anil mnrtenue. Ir vuu HCHIM Trallirl, \\\\\ piii'L-hnue from on* tu 100 share* Fuel Oil J.eErtz, 191, nml Moore, 180 ... Frank Smith won tho Sheridan bar prize ure In uotd uf n nioriKtiKr, It wmitii PHI The Unilnl nil nluniinum travel home of lh« MercliHiili Trukl Cnmtiany of tttlitx Mut tctlucc liy &i:icitti(ic m<.thoil. AucMotteet ftnd ApptAlter, ui tutt yuur burner; beu ur&vl«» and -Monnny-nlgh*. wJth-SL'O.. , -,-Ann-CinRo bowleda .178 scries in the Bowling you to act Us nrsl. It. V. n. tt. Stout, open tint)) U |i, m, Cli-L-lr Tniilrr Salcft, Itcd Hank. Answers treated -•outlUcn- I'or iippnhitninit, c^ll .Inline llniuty H. <;. Coats, 4'JO H:ilh avtiiur, [.onn prk'n. UiicM'Cllcd sarvli-c, Fred U. WI- 77 Broad street, [ted Bank, fhont Keii inc., Itouto .I.'i, UHIOIIUHVII, 1'honi i' tlHlly. Ttiomni Irvlnu IJrown, Bod BnnJ* .Snliin, licit Uank 6-1315.—Adrertiif Oianch, Vhuitt (i.^ulllt. "Any Kind uf kmr to., Ited Until., t'hom Rod Bink Ctnlir WoDitn'i Commercial league. fiank •-2H1,—AUvtlt (IBS I.—At)vtrUltiu«nt, KilUUC—A4v«ctlMat4t ' "AdU Paee Two HANK KKOISTEK, SOVKMBKK 20, 1947. Storr Equipment Co. Surf. They Read Kngli&litnM'it Itoad Freehold Hi. ftO552 And Stream OPENING NOV. 24th # and Ford Tru c t <> i* vo\ >a i I P. Timely Notes .service*, l.dk'iis Tractors Were Healed will. Smiw plows, culti- On the Great Outdoors vators, harrows. BT STKW VAN VMET BERT GAUL - While full provision it made in Immediate delivery. Christian Science for specific Quark! Quack! Quack years when I was a boy. My father AND THE NOVACHORD wa.s stationed at Fort Reno, In- , treatment for the nick, many II wan anything but bluebird weather on the opening day Tuos- i dian Territory, located in the Cc;> • people linve been healed simply day of the 1M7 duck season, j tral Flyway, a duclc hunters' para- At through rending liternture n fact, for the paM two weeks the j dise in those days. I had fallen heir l>uu't SaliVr AnollitT Mfnult! to a 14-guagc, muzzle-loading shot- available at Christian Science weather haa been just what the j Ai*« you U'lTncntcit with itrhuist of ac< doctor ordered to start the south-' Kun made by T. L. Lilly of Chat- Rondmp Rooms. terns ltioriHsif), ia»hcf, nthlelVa fuol. ern migration winging down the ! ham, Eng. The stock was too long ^uiiUurn. ei ui'tioni. fi'ctnl iu-hlnir, rou**h for me, therefore dad sawed It off CYPRESS INN The Bible, "Science «nd hands or face Or other akin Lrnubtet? eastern Byway, j For quirk relief arvt KOOIJ iesult» On our way down Sandy Hook I to nt my arms. Consulting a Sears- Health with Key to the Scrip- Victory Ointment. Developed for th« J'.ocbuck catalogue we ordered a boy» it\' the •civit'ci, now offered to th« bay last Sunday, headed for what Route 35 It Logan Road turcs"V>y Mary B»kerEddy — folk* buck home. White, srca«e!is« anti- was probably our last striped bass down collapsible canvas decoys, eont run ing t he complete expli- »eptlr, Looline. |>ain rt-lif \ injr. vaniihmg fishing trip of the reason, we sawsaturated with a covering of lin- RED Du«« not irritate. Safe for children and large rafU of water fowl, consist- seed uil. There were six Mallard nation of Christian Science — Kim Aid Money back gun ran If«. A war drakes and six females and when WANAMASSA, N. J. CARLTON BANK development, not a iuhBtitutc. Grt VIC- ing of coots, old squaws, shell- and other similarly helpful TORY OINTMENT—the fmeM. J*r« or drakea and iomi black ducks. Off- blown up they were the most beau- tubes Sold In Hcd Bank by Litut, A WALTIR HMD! TMIATMK Christian Science literature Rhore. between Highlands and Scut- tiful things my youthful eves had Whelnn, Sun Uny or your hometown ever seen. may lie read, borrowed, or pur- Drug Stom. land Lightship, were other large Tel. Aobury Park 2-8907 Nitely concentrations of birds. My dad, among his other duties, BARNYARD NIGHT TUBS., NOV. 25 chnscd at Notice of Stttlemtnt nf Account Before we give you an overall was beef inspector for the tribes of K«• n 1 r nf licit'cr II. Moore, dcccatftl FREE-TURKEYS . DCCKS - CHICKENS Nnliff is hrrcliy fc-ivrn thitt the *c- picture of the other duck MICHS, Jndinns which centered around rnitii: «, i>r th" MI lif. critic is, I rustpp nnd let us taka a look nt the revised Darlington Indian agency, and re- WIIX BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR PATRONS oxrruior nf dorr HK« nurlitcct and ulafrrt bj- ttu Kurrocatr ci( the American and redbreastcd, geese the slaughter pens, which were lo- RED •County nf Monrnomh nnd a iiortci fn and coot (crow ducks), November cated" near a chain of small ponds GIANT LUCKY COOP READING ROOM jpitlrmenl 1o the Orphans' Court of inicl to December 17, Time of hunting railed the Slaughter House ponds. CARLTON BANK t mi my. (ci Ttiuj^dny. t lie tilth th day ' « I1ISOMI ST., 11KII BANK •if JniKini-}. A. D. 104a. nt Hi:0i o'clock opening day 12 o'clock noon to one ] These ponds wore a haven for hun- A WALTER BKAUK THEATRE And Catch Their Own Opi-n Woek »«>«. 13 to •»:30. a. m., nt vhirh time npplirntion will b*» hour before sunset; thereafter, sun- j dred,, of green wing, blue wing and Thanksgiving Dinner maclr fur \)iv nHowanre nf commission! rise to one hour before sunset. Fed- cinnamon teal, Mallards, widgeon, Tiles. A l"ri, Kvrnlnc*, iind rnnnscl frrs. eral stamp required for ducks nnd pintals and many other varieties. SPECIAL Ptcs 7:.'((I l.i »:::(! lintnl Ortnhrr 23, A. 1 >. 11*47. CITY HANK KAJtMKKS TIMJST geese for everyone over 16 years In order to reach the slaughter . COMPANY, of age, Unlawful to bait or shoot pens it required several hours of CREER GARSON - ROBERT MITCHUlft lly: S. It. Walker, Trust. Offlrer over baited water or land, or to driving jn a buck-board over the THANKSGIVING KIDDIE SHOW Visitors Wtlcomm 2H Williams St., New York City it CRNTHAI* HANOVER HANK AND use live decoys, .No open season Iprarlca. I WM soon to learn why Information concerning free TllUST COMPANY, on Wilson snipe, jacksnipc swim, my dad was so anxious to have THIS SATURDAY AT 10 A. M. DESIRE ME . public lectures, church WITICM, By. C. I". M.iueit. A»'t Vice I'rcn.. brant, wood duck, snow Reese or this assignment. One day when the OUT STAGE AND SCREEN 70 Ilromlwjiy. Nnv Vurk City Ross goose. Mergansers, American wenthci- had turned cold and great nmf other Cfiri'slinn Science BANK Bright. He brought in over 2,000 the present day supply. It seems a pounds. pity that when they were plentiful that a long-range conservation pro- \ND JERSEY SHORE AREA Sunday we drove down the coast gram was not inaugurated. But to give the family a little fresh air such is the way of the American and strangely enough we found people in handling all our resources. ourselves at Bridle. We arrived We are the most wastful people in just after the fleet had landed and the world. forNEOHSIGNS they were a mighty cold looking crew as they got on, toting their The annual R. J. Schaefer salt geer and aackj full of mackerel. In water fishing contest announces 41 THE OWENS 2-CABIN FLAGSHIP talking- to Capt. Jim Bogan of the clubs, representing Connecticut, Paramount fleet, he told us that New York and New Jersey, have and Fluorescent Lighting there are plenty of mackerel and entered the contest. The six lead- • SEAT CUSHIONS they are located between three and ing vlubs are as follows: Long Is- ENGINEERED TO YOUR NEEDS six miles off Manasquan Inlet. land Surg Fishing club, Sportsmen The weather haj a lot to do with Anglers of New York, Manasquan the way. they bite. Some days the River Marlin and Tuna club, As- customers averaged between 75 and bury Park Fishing club, Stamford • AUTO FANS 100 to a mult, while on other duys, Fish and Game association and SO is a good catch, Fire Island Fishing club. If the chilly weather ever warms The three leading Individual up a. little, this writer is heading .Jr.lNttNEBSETS scorers u|> to the present ale as THE OWENS 1-CABIN FLAGSHIP w down there, but we arc, sticking follows;: Ed Hcigcl, L.I.S.F.C; J, tiu •••«•• DOBD-HD"• close to the Are until that day ar-Adclison Howlnnd, Manasquan h.urV."'""'"'"'11' rives. river; H, Flncke, L.I.S.F.C. North Pointers of Barnegnt buy The throe largest fish reported advise us that It looks as though arc as follows: wcaknsh, 12 pounds, ASBURY PARK the big schools of striped bass, Bill Odtertng, UI.3.F.C.; blueflsh, See These Bonn Now On Diiplay which hit In down there last fall, eight pounds, Nick Kusin, Sports- 1-1180 passed them by this year. The most men Anglers; striped bass, 45 likely spot we know of at this pounds, W." M. Cousins, Highland! Take advantage of our full sales plan and save fee6 time, where a fellow stands any Anglers. SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS IN NEON chance of picking up a bass, Is the Tho heaviest activity of the con- money by selecting your lioat now. Use our budget V-Jetty, north of Convention hull, test hacj been experienced in the finance plan for the purchase of new boats* used boats AND FLUORESCENT DESIGNED AND Aabury Park. The fish were there lust four weeks. Entries and affi- last year until the middle ot De- davits have been coming in at a and repairs. MADE FOR YOU cember. very fast pace. IN While sitting at my desk on tho There nru live fishing weeks to opening day of the wildfowl sea- go In the contest—the last fluhtng RED BANK ASK FOR INFORMATION ON THE NEW datu is December 15. and the en- if son, with a strong, frigid north- LONG LIFE COLD-CATHODE LIGHTING west' wind blowing. 1 fancy I hoar tiles may be turned in up to and 42 W. Front St. the whirr of fast-moving wings Including January 15, 1848, Fair Haven Yacht Works and the milllicd quack, <|i|,if.'k uf Ol'KJX FRIDAY KV1SNINGS ROAD-AD SERVICE, INC. ASBURY PARK legions of birds winging their wny Hcicit Mon, H. trotter, led nil har- FAIR HAVEN, N. J. i» SO. MAIN ST. from the frozen nurlhlands to ness rnccrs on the grand circuit thin warmer cllmci, year in money won, gathering $50, r-HONI R. B. 6-3010 lly memory noes back luinc 50 8X0, RED HANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 20, 1047, Page Three

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YOUR rtter Garments Deserve Better Cleaning TRY What lietlcr wny Jo THE NEW your appreciation for i IMPROVED w a r in dinner invitation than l«i say it uiih our col- SANITONE orful, hkilll'iillv arranged SERVICE flotverH? Photo taken on the farm of William D. Clayton on the Freehold-Clarksburg road last Thursday when 22 nun-kptlng executives from SPECIArtOR^HANKSGIVING Men's Suits - $1.10 foreign affiliates inspected modern farm machinery. The inspection followed a luncheon tendered «it the Willowbroolt, Fair Hnven, by Esso executives to their visitors, who came from 16 countries in Europe and South America, and to several county guests, including Marvin A. Potted Chrysanthemum Plants . from $2.00 Plain Dresses • .95 Clark, Monmouth county farm agent. , This Is the second Esso group to visit Monmouth county ns part of a nine weeks' training course, and Mr. Clark told the Kathering WE CAM. AMI DELIVER the county was signally honored in being chosen by the Standard Oil company for these trips. Ho enumerated many advantages Monmouth county has as an agricultural community. In the above photo, Mr. Clark is standing in the front row, fourth from left. Second frum left Is Mr. Clayton, owner of the farm. ESBO executives standing in the front row, left to right, are Harold J. Shaw, farm sales manager; Elmer J. Noll, district manager; Joseph MILLBROOK GREENHOUSES Kaminski, assistant district manager, and James Turner, sales representative in Trenton area tilting in Monmouth county. On the left in back of Bill Clayton is James Campbell of the Esso's training center rn Elizabeth The trip was arranfed by Mr. Shaw, who was a NEW MONMOUTH Phone Mi.ldlelown 5-0346 LEON'S summer resident of Rumson many years, and Mr. Campbell. DELIVERY SBRVtOR Since 1911 Mvnihir* of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Anno. Keansburg the entertainment which followed Mrs. Lutz'n home, Other offlcera SUB JUNIORS CLUB MEETS in Atlantic Highlands last week. elected were Mrs. Anthony Aucr, 64-76 White St., Raymond Stryker, Jr., celebrated Jr., vice president; Mrs. John J. Miss Doris Henrlcksen, vice pres- Mrs. Alex Krueger is confined to ident of tho Sub Juniors club of her home by illness. his ninth birthday Friday with his I Ryan, secretary, and Mrs. Edward SNYDER'S" Red Bank mother and aunt, Mrs. Edward | Kramer, treasurer. After the elec- j Keyport, became president last Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knobel are ! week due to the vacancy caused by spending; a few days in Chicago. Kroncnmeyer, by attending several tion, refreshments were served. radio broadcasts and the ice show Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oertel are ! the death of Miss Diana Seabury Phone It. B. 6-2800 Mrs. Ida Gelhaus celebrated her November 5. The club held a spe- 71it birthday Sunday with frlende in New York. parents of a daughter, born Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kronenber- day of last week at Monmouth Me- cial meeting Thursday when mem- and relatives. bers packed seeds for shipment to Good Buys FOR BOYS The November meeting of the gcr spent Friday with relatives in morial hospital. New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Wcrthwcln, the Philippines and also donated Ladle*' auxiliary of West Keans- gifts (or 25 school children in Ken- burjr fire company, which wa» to Benjamin Andreaoh, Jr., attended Highway 36, are parents of a the football game Sunday at Ruth- daughter, born at Hivervlow hospi- tucky. Refreshments were served have been held Tuesday, will be by the hostesses, Misses Barbara held Tuesday of next week, erford between St. Jamea and St. tal Friday. Mary's of Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. James Gravany at- Swanaon, Doris Henricksen, Made- Court St. Ann, No. 862, Catholic line Frank and Jacqueline Haley. Daughters of America, met Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halter have tended the Blair academy-Peddlo returned from a month's vacation football game Saturday at Hights- I The next meeting will be held De- day of last week at St. Ann's cember J5 at which food will be school. in Michigan. to/wn. Thieip-i.on Is •> member of the Blair football team.;: , brought for Christmas distribution Ronald Gardella and George Ei- James Davis and William Acker-' i to the n'eedy of Keyport and Mat- cher took part in the All-State man of this' borough and William Members of the First Aid squad awan. Hostesses will be Misses Smith of Union each bagged a deer were given instructions by Dr. Fingertip COATS choru* at the Mosque theatre in • Sheila Muir, Frances Marus, Mary Newark. on a recent one-week hunting trip Frank A. Miele at hie office Friday Rose, Betty Muir and Peggy Bruce. Mr. and Mr». Henry Schwel*er. to Klngsfleld county, Me, evening on treating emergency ma- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Horner and Mrs. John Luti was elected pres- ternity cases. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baxter at- ident of tho Ladles' auxiliary of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crokcn are In Roman times giant wooden 95 tended the burning of the mortgage West Keansburg First Aid squad at parents of a son, born Saturday at torches wore used for outdoor ceremony of the Masonic home and a meeting Tuesday of last week at Monmouth Memorial hospital, lighting. 13

'SNYDER'S' In addition to the physical warmth and comfort that your hoy would naturally ex- pect from tills fingertip coat, hfi will also NOW—-i* the time to choose your enjoy the inward satisfaction of knowing that outwardly he will be making1 a fashion-right personal appearance. fleece OVERCOATS $ 50 $ 00 Clocks Repaired and Sold, New and Old, Specializing In Grand- 34 - 45 fathers' Clocks. All Wool NANNA In All Sizes! Clock Shop Tweed SUITS Clocks called for and Men ... he prepared now for that first cold deliverer $ Call Red Bank 6-3UI blast of winter. Our stock is now complete with .95 Carlton Theater BIdg. handsomely tailored all wool fleece overcoats in 16 99 Monmouth St. a wide variety of styles, fabrics and colors. All Others at 19.95 sizes . . . conic in and see these excellent values! We have the kind of suits your young- SHERIFF'S SALE Common Law 1 /9 By virtue of H writ of fi. fa. to me ster likes—suits with plenty of comfort dicected, Issued out of the Monmotith County Circuit Court will be exposed to suits that can take a lot of hard wear snle lit mililic vendup. on Mondny, the Also a wide selection of firM. Any of Decomlicr, 19J7, hetween the hours or 12 o'clock nnd 5 o'clock and still look good. Bring in your boy (at 2 o'clock) in tho afternoon .of laid S0 day. nt the Court House in the Rorntlgh today. We'll suit him and you, tool of Freehold, County of Monmouth. New SUITS »39 Jersey, to satisfy a judgment of Mid court amounting to approximately •6,421.00. In all Patterns. All tho defendant's right, Ml. >nd Interest, if any, In and to the following Mil* thnt certain lot, tract or naioel 95 9J of lands nnd premises, hereinnfttT pnT' Outer JACKETS ticulnrly tlcscribrd us follows: SHIRTS . . *2 .nd»3 Being tntended to be nil of tot No. r> M shown nn i\ mnp onlUlefl "Malt of Broadcloths, Whites and fancies. for all $ Shadow Lake Turk." Section No. 2, Mlddletown Township, Monmouth Coun- weather *9 ••*»« 24 ty, New Jersey, mailr by Frank E. Mitchell, Surveyor, March IS, 1946. Red Hank, N, J. ROBES *1O" Zelans • Leather* • Wool* Beginning nt a point of intersection of the northerly side of Holly Road Lined with alpaca, sheepskin, doni- with the easterly sidn of Orchard Road Handsomely Tailored, All Wool Plaids. nt shown on said map; thence (1) nlowt the easterly side of Orchard Road. therm. Famous makes. Sizes 8 to 20. north 30 degrees 15 minutes weit 190 feet to a point: thence (2) along the southerly slile of lot No, 2, north 50 degrees 45 minutes enst i*5 feet tt> tnp northwest corner of lot No, 4; thence (3) along the vvctscrly linn of lot No. 4 ftQUth 80 ricRreet 15 TnWiUtoR emt lt>0 feet to n point in the northerly aide of Holly Rnnd: thence f-l) along the north* TAKE ADVANTAGE OF erly aide of Holly llnail south B» de- grees 4fi mlnutt'M Wfifit 17"> feet to the point or plnce nf beginning. OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Containing n,7o:t acres. Seized as the property, of John J. Kaszuba, taken In execution at the lult nf l\ V, Illalsdoll, Inr., a body corpor- ate, nnd to be sold liy 32-334 Broad St. H Red BanBank IRA. K, WOI.COT'P, Bheilff, 32 BROAD ST. it RED BANK Haled November u, 1047. STOKE OPEN FRIDAY Atmimnff & Drnzin, Attys, 151 Broadway, Long Branch M9 line:) i:o,:,s 151 Broadway, Long Branch 'TIL 9 P. M. 15 E. Main St., Freehold The Uuil llniik UoHlisUr is nuppovleu IS E. Main St., Freehold by local us vvnll a.* nut'Of-towu buslneal men.—Advcrllscmenti UliD BANK BEGIBTEB, NOVEMBER 20, 19*7. Page Ft Holtndel appointed for the Sunday-school Everett ! Atlantic Hotel Christmas party Thursday, Decem- HOUSES AND GARAGES CUT TO ORDER • Do You Like To VETS! Robert flunge, student minuter ber 1», at Fellowship halt. Refresh- Gueats Saturday of Mr. and Mrs, of New Brunswick «emlnary, gave ment committee is Mrs. John Jef- Stanley fitllwell were Mr. and Mrs. 'iime Payments Arranged. Ask yourself this question!! as hii sermon test Sunday, "Look- fery, Mn. Willard White and Mrs. Where can you get Bar To John DeVries of Eatontown. CRUMPLE FENDERS? ing Forward and Not Back." George Sehanclc. Entertainment Mrs. Esther Cox of Newark la Garajfr Dtaors. NEVER CUSS-AGAIN. Richard Hunter of Freehold, a committee la Mra. Douglas Fromm spending a few days with her son Three Rooms of Beautiful senior student at Princeton uni- and Mrs. J. J. Holmes. The Ladles' and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Are you, too, plagued with versity, wa» voted in ae a candi- Aid Christmas party, which in- Charles Cox. date at the Federated church Sun- cludes exchange of gifts, will be faragltia? That fretful, hate- New Furniture Al'llT lire Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer and day. Mr. Hunter will begin aervlees held Friday, December 19, at Fel- to-go-home annoyance, due for only Sunday. lowship hall. Refreshments will be Gua Qeorgie of Jersey City and T!-.e h:ir at thn Atlantic hotel at j Mn. Clarence Zeigler of Mata- in charge of Mrs.. John 8. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer and to balky, heavy, hard-to-move | Ka '-'.!l ir-nptn nr,\t \Wd- daughters, Patricia and Monica, o' ' wan, formerly of thia place, enter- Mra. Raymond Crawford, Mrs. Fred garage doors: Our Overhead $265 00 ! dsy n Tt cr having boon closed ; lalncd with a luncheon atOW Dutch Harrison Mra. Joseph Phillips, Mrs. Roseville were Sunday visitors of Wilson Conovev and Mrs. Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Berndt. Door* will end your miseries \n r> llntrn N>n>»»ary 1 i Mill inn. MnUwan, and bridge at t.- hy '.h* *:iru?o Con- , her home Tuesday of last wecli. Kinhsfer. Entertainment will bo In M/. and Mrs. Norman Van Em- •;al:r.in»- in \V!>' Hni^n-iM BBBE! —at a band-touch. And, at 1^1 ni.:t;ci:i njjnjifiny of Atlantic Guests were Mm. Rohert Voorheei, charge of Mrs. Robert Rex and berg of Irvington spent the week- Hi^hlaii'i.s. i!, . m1^' 1-,'ir has Leon Vtt* { • Mrs. Daniel Ely, Mr». Earl Itytri, Mrs. B. Goldsmith. Mrs. R. Boiler end at their place here. little coat! i cl.ji.H \ .i ti;:i !;>• ',h« e;une ;i« the I Mrs. William Pitcher, Mrs. John S. hat charge of trimming the tree Mrs. C, Mahler has returned to QDDC f»lil. ^I'JI .-iMiic minor ciinngc:;. The Holmes and Mr». Forman Sutphin and church decorations. work after a week's Illness, | We offer you:— 'J'ho lt;u rouui Ima been redone in ; or this place, and Mra. Gerard Dev- All Ifillwsrk done In our «wa mill. Knotty pine, 'i lie entire hotel hail lin of Matawan. Wlnnerj of prim 3 IV Livirii Rpvm Suit* brrn i ( i:u\.att i| ni'.d painted white, ; were Mrs. Forman Sutphin. tin. Don't waste cruets of bread. Dry If the average American saves EAGLE MILLWORK AND LUMBER CO, Inc. (Fully Upholstered .spr ng : with r.nvy liluc t rimm .ni;3 and Gerard Devlin, Mr». Daniel Ely and them In the oven. Then grind them two slices of bread each day tt will HIGHWAY M, WUT KEANSBUMs, M. J. \\]--.'AI- vtMiet:an blinds, i Mrs. William Pitcher. Into crumbs for scalloped dishes provide 11 ounces daily for 20 mil- TeUfhMM ••Mitarg C-MM * • 3 1'c. Bedroom S«ile and croquettes. c ' iWnlmil—plu» your iiite t»h!f) 'I'.r u,n :,<) will be located on a lion hungry people abroad. . If you do, this IF an r,i. y stunt: "Ii Pc. 5o!id Onk KiUhrn J»pt Hrs. Robert Rex, Mre. Bernard pin! f-1 it,i .'L til*- J outh end of the Goldiimitli, Mre. J. J. Holmee and JuPt turn right (ram the K <"i lane. I (With Extension Leaf) 1 You'll probably hfur RInd tables; cocktail table; 1 unm ;i nil Jlnhnil L. Kd'^ards Mm. William Pitcher attended an I Am p*; mirror; pictures; smoking ^\\'ii! jiR*'..ri IT rn

v..- • • « MAKE A DATE iefote IT'S TOO LAfE ! °n Their' Way.' • fainst ./J $ wmtm a 2! 8,689 In Merchants Trust Co. f/fjf CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS (M Will Re Mailed To Depositors MONDAY, NOV. 24 UNOC 2,430 members, by tbeir thrift and foresight in joining thii popu- lar weekly savings plan one year ago, have assured themselves a truly Merry Christmas in 1947. Check h Chanqe We congratulate them and suggest a program of planned savings and planned spending to accomplish the following: 1. A Part for Planned Christmas Shop- Special ping in Local Stores. 10 protective services at a combination price! 2. A Part for Investment in United Stales A cracked motor block ... a «plit radiator •.. a ruintd borttry ... Savings Bonds. that's whal can happon to your ccrr ii winttr't tint iratx* flndt you 3. The Balance for Deposit in a Merchants unprepared 1 So play sale—q«l a Sunoco Check 'n Chanej* Special Trust Company Savings Account to —and qet it soon I Then your car will b» all ready ior cold w«ath»r. Don't be late—because winter won't wait! Provide a Reserve Fund for Emergency Needs and Additional Security. DEPEND ON TOUR SUNOCO DEALER-HF'S A GOOD MAN TO KNOW I Our 1948 Christmas Club Will Be Open For Enrollment Dec. 1

We extend to our 1947 members and their friends an invitation to enroll early in Red Deposit Receive In Vour Sunoco, dealer i« glad to wipe your wind- You don't just get a "gxe&se job" from your In addition to iameua Sunoco Dfaaiual and two Weekly SO Weeks .. , shield — checkwater, tires, motor oil and battery Sunoco dealer. You gel A to Z lubrication by great Suaoeo motor oils, your Sunooo dealer Bank's most popular Christmas Savings dub. •" —«a a regular part of his service. He prides a lubrication eipert. He uses special Sunoco carries a complete line oi high-quality Urea, .50 25.00 •" • himself on the Appearance oi his station and lubricants and equipment, special chattt oi batteries and accessories. Everything youi eel . 1.00 50.00 It's a simple and an easy way to provide the the cleanliness of his lest rooms. your car. He helpi stop trouble before it itartil needstohelpkeepltruBningendlookiBgitsbeitl 2.00 100.00 funds for planned spending during the 1948 3.00 150.00 Christmas season. SUNOCO 3-STAR EXTRA - MBC NETWORK MONDAY THRU IBIUAt 5.00 250.00 10.00 500.00 THESE SUNOCO DEALERS WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU RICHARD BOARDMAN, A. & L. MAIER, KUPER A HALLANAN, Munnimilli A Wi-st .Ms., Kcd Bnnli, N. .1. M*'Mniriiil Tarkwny A lr.ast 1 We*t Illver Rd,, Kumson, N. i. ', - Atlantic lllgliltiiHls .\. J. MOUNT ENGLISH CO., KENNETH HARTZELL, CHAS. DRESSER, Maple Ave., Red Hank. N. J. III 10, Kronl St., Kett JJanU, K. J. Mlitdlot'iwu, N, I, JAMES GAMBACORTO, FETTA, FETTA & DiFEDELE, JOSEPH DENDER, Bridge & Riverside Av»»., Red BsUlk, N J. SliriMv«liur,v fi Sunset Aies., Wist Lincoln .1- 1st A«•.<•,, MAURICE SCHWARTZ, j_. llcd,Bank, N, J. Atlantic lll;;hlniiil,, US W. Front St., Red luk, M. *. RED RAXK REGISTER, NOVEMISKR J(t, lit IT. Pane Fivf held Irom 8 to 9 a.m., under the WINDOW SHADES MONEY LCANKM Vernation Mind* leadership of Rev. Richard Pitman. PIANO LESSONS TANNU Veterans To Make who has just returned from worlt We are manufacturing all «iz«t and all 'grades of •a Jawttry, Silver, Mtwh-al Uitlrumeaia. in Mexico. Mrs. Pitman has been Al Vou, Home or My Sfiirfio tStnrni, Mawular*. elc COKDIKO hemmed shade* in our own factory at the right price. RE FAINTING residing in the borough. Fred A. Wohlforth, B. S. Ed. W« rcviTSf your old nhade*. IVaihahle Shades our *|iecialty. ; • J-1—frl* antf tM^H »t Sl*t. tal ft» 4. Memorial Poppies Miss Peggy King, iiito, had a suc- MianUt for Clutii. Rrcrplinn*. rtc- WV PAY CASH rOB OLII (Mtl.ll •«« MIAMI 2 Sllverwhilr Av, . * t'inclincy R d cessful audition with a church t oi Globe Awning & Shade Co. r MOBILE V. B. CO. Legion Women Place choir in Newark Sunday and will « B li-21!)!) J tm Brmlwuf >»"t BED BANK (-HIM sing with the choir every Sunday. 117 W. FRONT ST. TEL.: RCD BANK «-MM *oad\.ay Loan Co. Wreath On Monument Mr. and Mrs. William Worth re- turned home Monday after spend- Disabled veterans living in Slon ing a week visiting relatives. They j mouth county will make the pop-spent come time with their -son nnd | pits to be sold in the borough of daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Law- | HOTEL MOLLY PITCHER Red Bank on Pappy day next May rence Worth of Long Island, and i by member* of the auxiliary of on their way home, visited their , ON THE SHREWSBURY SANK, N. •), Shrewsbury post, American Legion. daughter and .son-in-law, Mr. and . MONMOUTH MEN'S SHOP Announcement of this fact was Mrs. Mahlon Drake of Union City j made at an auxiliary meeting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vcrionc were i Olva thanki unto the Lord of Hosts, Thursday at the post home on Ri-week-end visitors in Newark. By whom we are all fed, verside avenue. John Azzolinn and family spent j rs. Mortimer E. VanSauter an- Sunday in Neu-aik with relative. Who granted us.our daily prayer, nounced that the vo liavc for you. Veterans of Fcreign Wars com- John Smoclt is chairman of thu i Choice of mander; Lt. Leonard W. Hardy and troop committee. A meeting of Srallc]is Por.lio en Gn«sernle Mornny Rev. J. Hillman Coffee gave ad- prospective members was hflkl last dresses at Armistice Dfly services Suutiiiy evening in die ciiuveh. Whole Chicken Lobster Tliormiflnr last week at the World War 1 mon- Mrs. Dorothy Davie, Mrs. Helen SWEATKKS from i,«8 SUITS from 22.88 ument and World War II honor nonsl SfpiRb Chirkm—Compote Mficpcloinc Lewis, Mrs. Cora Winner and Mrs. roll. Mae Aumack attended a mcctinti TOPCOATS from 19.88 Roast Qnakerfann Turkey—English Shilling and The American Legion auxiliary Monday night of J.oilRC No. 3, Hons GLOVES from .H8 will sponsor a beauty demonstra- and Daughters of Liberty, of New • Crnnbevry Jelly tion tomorrow night at the Legion Brunswick. SLACKS from 1.88 OVEKCOATS from 21.88 Broiled Steak Minute—Fresh Mushrooms h»ll on Bay avenue. Everyone at- Mr. and Mrs. Henr.v Polhomus ol tending will receive a gift and re- Freehold spent Sunday with hur Braised Sweetbread en Casserole Kscofller freshments will be served. The Bister, Mrs. Delia U'atluns of Lewis IIOSIMtY from .»» SMKTS from 2.88 Mashed Pumpkin While Small Onions in Crean: auxiliary and the legion will hold street. a joint meeting November 28, Mr, and Mra. Walter Brand and IIAMIKCIMIIIhlS it for .88 NECKWEAK from .78 Garden Peas Candied Sweet. Potatoes Yellow Turnips Gladys Card was welcomed into family of Farmingdalc were Sun- membership of the auxiliary last day visitors at the homo of Mrs. Delmonico Potatoes week, Brand's mother, Mra. James, Dean. UMDEKWEAK from .68 HATS from 2.88 Police Chief Howard Mon&han Twenty members attended n Hot Minced Pie Pumpkin Pie has announced that the Police Ath- game party Monday night held by Assorted Ice Cream letic league will hold a meeting to- Pride of Crescent council, Sons and morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in Daughters of Liberty. A Polly- Compotier of Fresh Fruit and .Mixed Nuts the old borough hall over the tire anna and, birthday party will be house. All members are urged tu held next Monday evening. Several Coffee attend. members attended the loUge meet- Rev. J. Hillman Coffffce has con- ing last niRht at North Lotili MONMOUTH Men's Shop ferred with the architect on 4>lans Branch on the occasion of an olll- SERVED FROM 12 NOON UNTIL U 1VM. for the new MethodLst church. clat visit. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1917 Work U expected to begin when Miss Florence Knight spent Sun- 62 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. final approval of the plans has been day with Miss Henrietta Heulitt of RIGAUD B. PAINE, General Manager given by the official church board. Bclmar. Edward Odlottl is having three homes built on Navcsink avenue, near the grammar school. Mr*. Irving Parker is a surgical Rtd Bank Auto Glass Co. patient at Monmouth Memorial 21 MAPLE AVC. hospital. r I, Edward Mount and Orsemus Cor. Maple Ave. & While SI. "Bud" Hartsgrove are vacationing from their positions with the street WINDSHIELD CLASS department and have been hunting near Farmingdale. DESK TOPS ^£> ^?Sf BAG YOUR Several members of the Parent- LIMIT, Teacher association visited New York last week and stayed at the DOOR GLASS New Yorker hotel. While there, they saw the ice show. BOAT GLASS Mrs, A. Meade Robertson is re- covering Irom a recent illness. She returned from Monmouth Memor- TABLE TOPS ial hospital last week, Installed While Von Wait The Methodist congregation ;'s now conducting services in the old borough hull over the lire hnusr. Red Bank Auto Glass Co. Services will b« conducted there 21 MAPLE AVE. until the new church is built. TEL. R. •. 8-3860 Thanksgiving Day services will be

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at-Ul-.T THI TRUCK O' VAIOI laai.YMc»a«»a -I. kaMleaal mild aBBaaffjaTaaak 4*f,Me,ifaMie<. OAiOltNl e »ll*ll NOTICE. Monmoulh County Surrogated OMas. nfortiald order, or thajr will ba foravcr Taks notice that application hna heen In thu matter of the eitnte of Emma barred of thetr actions thtrsfor against mad. to till Town.hlp Clerk of Mill- Kerney, tlocenned. Notice to credttori to the laid lubierlberi. dl.town Townihlp to transfer tu Dnnlel Present clnlmi nirnlnat eetnte. Dated: Freehold, N. J., October 30th, and Julia DarKo, T/A Sen Howe Tuv- Pursuant to the order of Dorman Me- 1847. • in, H..1 Beach, Eaat Kennnbura, N. J., Fmldln, SurroKnte of the County of th. Plenary Retail Coniumritlon LI- Monmouth, made on th. Thirtieth <|ny CASSIE KUINEY, H. L. ZOBEL CO. eame C-l, heretofore Issued to Jnniei of October, 1047, on the application of 157 Lelghton Avanul, Kara, 't/\ gen Hone Tavern, Idcnl Cnnle Ktrnty nnd Charlca T, Kernel, Rid Bank, N. J. JOE LEW Beach, Bait Keanibiirr, N. J. meoutoli, of the cattle of Einmii Ker- 0HAM.ES T. KERNEV, Objection!, If any, ahould be mad.ncy, decciiiedi notice la hereby given to IS" LelgHtftn Avenue, AT THE WHITEHOUSE S\ Z. MAIN STREET RHONE 1-0171 FREEHOLD, N. J. (• Immediately In writing to Howard W. the ct-tdltnri of anld ilcceniied to ex- Hid Bank, N. J. 90 BROAD STREET. ' Roberta, Cleric e>f Mlddlatown Townihlp, hibit to the aubacrlheri, executnn, *• Menu. Win. * Wlie, 1110 MAIN ST. BRADLEY tEACH, N. J. • Signed aforeiald, thalr athts and demandi Counnellnri at 1ti.w, OPEN FRIDAY TILL, 8 V. M. DANIEL DAVKO; nvaln*t th. laid, eeute, under ontht Ren Bunk, N, J. PHONE AMURY PARK I-HW JULIA DAVKO. within fix months from the data of th. •roetori. Pace Six KKDHAXK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 20, 1947.

laat week in the chape] recreation room*, with more than 100 persons Fort Monmoulh Holds Baptist W»men from neighboring communities at- Weekly Open Forums THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING tending. Jim Allardice of Toms A new "town hall" which will River impersonated Tom Brena- give officers and enlisted men of U; Prospect Ave., Krd Bank Telephone Ked Hank 6-1220 Plan Vespers man. Prizes were awarded to the following women wearing the craz- •Fort Monmouth opportunity every Annual Service To Be iest hats: Mrs. Charles Buck, Mrs. Thursday morning to enter into Joe Curural, Mrs. Clarence Burke, open forum discussions on national Classes in all types of Dancing for Children and Adult*. Sunday, December 7 Mrs. Ernest Vooihccs, Mrs. Mabel and international affairs has been Lowerre, Mis. William Bayer, Mrs. inaugurated at Fort Monmouth. I'rimtc lesson* hy appointment William Miles, Sr., Mrs. E. Bert The weekly forum* will be con. Th« snnual December vespers of ducted as part of operations of the LetaSiafcr the Mary Mount chapter of the Bonte, Mrs. Kloyd Wyckoff, Mrs. Tnurstoh Whitson, Mrs. Robert troop Information and education Spert put | Evening exercise and recreation clastei for wonitn. Woman'* MlMlonary society or the program at the post under direc- Rid Bank Baptist [church will b» Dobbins, Mrs. Edith Hendrickson, you* BI. held Sunday afternoon, December Mrs. William Stevenson, Mrs. Wil- tion of Capt. A. K. Qulnn, .public chiMiafirtt-er •• 7, at the churcli. pn this specific lard McDowell, and Mra. P. D. Van- information chief, and Lieut. Rob- Rtaaeaable eaaigw. Ettiaatt tuz- Sunday, Baptist missionary group* Mater. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. ert F. Clayton, in charge of the •i«b«l ia idviact. will hold cimiiar services in Bap- Tilton of Marlboro were awarded a post's branch of T.I.P. Talks thus tist churchea throughout the world. gift as the oldest married couple far have been directed by Captain Tea "ill he aervoji following the there, with 50 yenra to their credit. Qulnn, Col. Elton Hammond, de- Mervlce by Mm. Warren H. Fowler. Mrs. Tilton was also given the me- puty commander of training, and morable orchid, as the oldest lady Capt. Alden P. Sullivan of the Of- SINGER YOU'LL LOOK BETTER... Plant for the vespera were made present. Mrs. Mary Smith of Mor- ficer's school, and other*. at a meeting Fridn} at the home of ganvllle, received the customary Mrs. Albeit W. \ anNostrand on wishing ring. Other prize winners TO HOLD UNION SERVICF Sewing Center FEEL BETTER IN Plnckney road. Thi group donated were Rev. and Mrs. E. Bert Bonte, $15 to th* Baptint Union Thanksgiving service, with CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING Universal Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Whltson, all Keyport churches participating, day of Saci'lfk* pi ogram, and IIS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobbins, Billy 43 Monmouth Street CLOTHES DRY CLEANED was contributed as will be conducted this year at Cal- PORTRAITURE a Baptist white Bayer, Carl Lewis and Howard vary Methodist church Thanksgiv- Chrictmas mission sift. At the an- Preston, Jr. Mrs. Ernest Voorhees ing day. Beginning at • a. m. Rev. R«d Bank 35 SILVERTON AVENUE,. LITTLE SILVER, N. J. nual chapter ChrlstmM party next was chairman. George Coaper, pastor of the First month, member* ('ill bring gifts Baptist church, will deliver the PHONE RED BANK 60232 for the Salvation iirmy, to be dis- Phone R. B. 6-3806 >ocKct (notify by ••!]• sermon, and ministers of other tributed through tl e efforts of the In* Tin Rogiittr.- -Advertisement. churches wit participate. Red Bank Council of Church Wo- men. Mra. Edward M. Clayton told of a telephone call «1 e had made to her son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mr*. Tracy Jot e3, who are «ta- tloned in Nanking, China. The tele- phone call was made during a spe- cial service at the Red Bank Meth- odist church iccantjly. Mm. John T. L|awley, Sl\, and Mrs. Cecil C. Leill Lid were named members of the D iccmbri- viaitinK committee. Hosteiees were Mrs. Chris L. Berge, M s. Lyle Heisley, Mrs. Elmer Cottr !ll, Mra. Frank Mcrrltt and Misu 311a Davis. The •••') next meeting will be Friday, Di- cember 12, at the honie of Mrs. Fowler on Broad si reel. White has prepared for Christmas

CHICK THISI ADVANTAGES Marlboro Shoppers by offering hundreds of terrific Liberty grange met last week, OF OUR FAMOUS with Master Robert Dobbins pre- siding at the election of new offi- bargains . .. Bargains that arc bigger and

cers. The following members were ,'/,"• •:.". SANITONE elected: Robert Dobbins, master; Charles Buck, overseer; Rev. E. better than you have seen in many, Bert Bonte, chapltin; Miss Marie SERVICE Coatlo, lecturer; Miss Grace Maher, secretary; Mrs. Jciiarlea Buck, many years. treasurer; Mn. Robert Dobbins, D Mart Dirt Rtmovml Ceres; Mies Marjf Sehaffer, Po- mona; Mi«s Beverly Labunde, D Stubborn Spelt Oont Flora; Edwin Brown, Jr., steward; Samuel Barker, gatekeeper; Mies D No Dry Cltaning Oder Leon* Sadowftkl, | lady assistant ARVIN CHROME SETS steward; William Demery, assistant steward, and Charles Clsar, execu- tive. **** A verse wns read from the Bible and a prayer offered by the chap- lain, after which the group joined in singing "Drink To Me Only PHONE R. B. 6-2800 With Thine Ryes." It was reported that the Halloweeji dance was a success. Visitors included Fred K. Boyce, Allenwood and Joseph Poli- castro, Liberty M. Third and fourth LEON'S degrees will be conferred next Mon- Since ttlt day evening. The dramatic committee of Old 64-76 White St., Red Bank Brick church held a Breakfast In Hollywood party Tuesday night of

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You'll find it hard to play favorites among sparkling pure Boiler Flavors — for every OUR RED ff.l/VK STORE MONMOVTH COUNTY'S delicious Boiler Beverage is rich with the IS NOW OPEN ON LARGEST AND HNEST satisfying goodness of natural flavor ex- WED. & mi. EVENINGS FURNITUB.E AND BEDDING CO. FURNITURE HOUSE tracts. Boiler gives you 10 wholesome flavors — more variety than any other 170 MONMOUTH STREET brand in the quality field. Tel. 6.1038 or 6-0327 RED BANK 147-149 MAIN STREET Tel. A. P. 2-2919 ASBURY PARK BED HANK REGISTEB, XOVEMUKB 20, 1917, Patre Sevpn Little Silver Woodbine avenue, Monday, Novem- Rev. Herbert M. Smith, who has Air Schooling ber 24. The Christmas party will been staying with his daughter, We •prrlalim in all kind, nf At the party in celebration of be held Wednesday, December 10, Mrs. Louis Eastmond, hss left to tree and orchard work. U'i>od- the 20th anniversary of the Wom- at the clubhouse. All members are .spend the winter with his ton and MOTHHOUS* TFA*$ Offered By Army an's club, corsages were given to asked to bring toys and candy for daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wit- Isnd rlrarrd. Wood ftatvrd h.v SHADOWBROOK INN w/rrto notes the charter members, Mrs. George children and books, candy and to- Ham Smith of Westwood avenue, the rnrd. No jnh tno largo ro* iNvmBte Ivins and Mr*. William Getty, for- bacco for adults. These items will Long Branch. or Inn small. Katlmatr* rhper- A FINE DINING PLACE Training Seen Asset mer president* of the club; Miss be sent to Monmouth county wel- Rev. Kurman A. De.Unris, pastor fullv given. HANDWCAVIM6- Ella King, Mr.. William Skldmoru, fare homes. of the Methodist church, has re-' SERVING CALL For Civilian Life Mia. Clark Kemp, Mr*. Frank The roll call of Embury Metlio- turned to the pulpit after having lies, Mrs. William Border), Miss dict church **vtus held in t lie been laid up with Illness. HAMMOND'S TREE Good Cocktails, Win** and Food Technicil training in aviation re- Lillian Bates, Mrs. Edward Worth- church hall lafit night. A fine sup- George Quackenbuth has taken !\oir lentiirhifi Ini/ntrU'fl damn ley, Mrs. John Bate, and Miss Ada per was prepared by Mrs. Urban, a position with the Bob Minerly elves' in th« air force ia a valu- and LAWN SERVICE DINING ROOMS OI'KN EVKRY DAY able sscet to men making their Hoffmire. Mr*. Edward McClellan Mr*. Taylor. Mrs. Dielraan. Mrs. service station on Broad street, 11« l.indrn Avr., Highland* ctreera in aviation, it was stated read the hlatory of the club and William Parker, Mrs. John Moore Jules Douglas Distcl, a sopho- EXCEPT MONDAVS eatly by John G. Deater, per- Mrs. M. H. Brinser, state chairman and Mrs. E. QuacUenbush. Hev. more in-Dickinson college, Carlise, Phone 31423-M FltOM NOON TO 1(1 P. M. sonal director of American Air- of music, talked on "Rhythm of Herbert J. Smith of Red Bank, the Pa., has been Initiated in Phi Kap- line*. In this light, Master Sgt. Music." Mrs. Brinser also played new superintendent, gave a One pn I'^i fraternity. He is a son of several .election*. The clubhouse talk after the supper. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Distcl of 85 Luncheon $1.75 Donald C. Wean, in charge of the Nerved From Noon to *:30 P. M Rtd Bank Recruiting: office in the on Prospect avenue was attrac- 3fr*. Mabel Hurley of Rumsun Crest drive. po.tofllee building, laid that oppor- tively decorated by Mr*. Frank road entertained the Thursday CREDIT tunities now exist for enlistment Dean, a club member. A tier cake club laBt week. Mrs, George Hem- TARTY FOR CHILDREN Dinner From $2.50. Also a U Carte in th« air force. made of. white chrysanthemum* bltng won nr«t prize. Other guests Members of the Vail Homes Nur- , TRAINEE Served All IUv Under the Air Force career and holding 20 blue candles were Mis. Victor Satter, Mrs. Em- jciy school association entertained ' Henerve your table early for Tlianksnirinj! dinner INSULATION plan", he Mid, "young men can adorned the table. Mrs. Dean also ma Snyder, Mr*. May Schcnck, last week at * Halloween party for j I'OK UETAIL chooi* th< specialty they want to made the cake, which was later di- I Mrs. J, Bamback, Mrs. Johns and the children attending school. Prior j STOKK We Cater to Banquet*, Receptions or Any ltirn and thi school they want to vided into bouquets and «nt to Mrs. Alida Kuril. to the party, children visited near- i attend before they enlist. They sick club members. Mm. Albert Word has been received that by farms and gathered cornstalks j Male Preferred Special Party Up to 100 Periom. JOHNS-MMIVILLE Jones, president, dated fll had Mr*. Myrtie Clapp of Rumson road and pumpkins to decorate the I have a wide range of interesting Apply 9 In 12 A. M. Fire|iroof • Waterproof specialties to choose from. They been donated in a .pedal collection liaa arrived at Lake Worth, Kla., room where the parly was held, j I.O«'ATKII IN SHIJKUSBIRV ON HIGIIWAV £M can b« airplane engine mechanics, for the purchase of condensed milk where she will spend the winter. Plans are now under way to take ! One Mtla South nf Hrd Bank — Permanent •—• weather observers, radar technic- for the Friendship train. Mrs. Les- Mr*. Florence Summer «nd Mrs. the children to visit a county tur- | Sears, Roebuck & Co. ter W. Taylor will entertain the lit- Cornelia VanBrunt of Church streot key farm, prior to a Thanksgiving • TEL. RED BANK 6-1396 ian., radio operator* and aircraft 2: Monmouth St. Installed By armor, re". erature department at her home, on •pent Saturday in New York. party al the school. I JnliiiA>Manville After the men have completed th.lr training, they will be assigned Meclianict to air force baaes where they will put their training into practice and For Estimates (tin valuable experience which will Without Obligation At them for aircraft .positions upon Phone Local Representative discharge. Sgt. Wean stated that New Deluxe Model the m.n will earn regular army pay enristmas during the schooling, and their Kenmore Cleaner Hugh H. Tyndall Jr. t.ehnieal training will lead to higher pay and rank. Admission to Efficient . . . Streamlined Rumton 1-1399 officer candidate schools will be or Johns-Manvllle open for those showing special .blllty. iales Corporation > RECORD DAYS 95 Union Place, Kuwait, K. t. Colt's Neck 54 1>HONE SUMMIT MM* Ottc.ra tor Atlantic grange elect- Ih powerful !-i H.P. electric Heveree Charfea Jktetpttt ee at a rae.tlng Tuesday of last motor tucki up all the deep- week tn the Colt'* Neck school down dirt to make your house- ware a* follow.: Fred Blanchard, m*at*r; Robert Lord, overseers; cleaning easier. Beautiful Marion Conover, lecturer; William streamlined design with built-in Thompson, steward; Walter Ben- light beam. Silent, easy-rollirg Mtt, assistant steward; Rev, Leon- ard SllbUy, Jr., chaplain; Bernard ball-bearing wheels. Automotic Mnadeker, treasurer; Goldle Hunt, KENMORE rug adjuitment. ilectfk Sewing MecMiiee ••er.te.ry; H.nry Martin, Jr., eec- rttary: Mary Crow, Ceres; Viva POtTAHl •Ianehar4, Pomom; Sophie Chkho- •kl, Flora, and Dorothy Lord, lady assistant steward. The next grange •Mating will be held next Tuesday, at which a Thankigiving program will be presented. Franklyn Decher of Colt's Neck, 10 [)tvr T HI A I PI AN a flr.man of the Atlantic township HOMf r)[MONS!R«!ION fire department, was injur.d Wed- nesday afternoon of last week while nfhtlng the fire which de- Ytir OU Umehimt stroyed two large barns on the farm of George DeGarmo in Colt's OEOTMOULY Ntek. While directing a itream of water from the fire hose, Mr. Dech- Clean anything and every- MODMNIZID, er wsa thrown to the ground and suffered back Injuries. Hie con- thing. Gets into those dition ia reported improved this hard-to-clean places. A week, streamlined bullet f o r Mr. end Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, cleaning efficiency. Power- (ummer residents of Colt's Neck, ful y II. l\ Self-lubricat- hive returned to their home in St. t Petersburg, Fla., where they will ing aii-coolcd motor. •ptnd tha winter. Coi'nptete with all attach- fetf is Mr. and Mrs. William Dean, who ments. have sold their home In Colt's CMnk Ntek, vt l.avlng for Fort Lauder- dale, Via., where they will spend *» ril All SUM •••!•« MsellSte the winter. Their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean, reilde In Fort Lauderdal.. DeLuxe Electric Range More then 100 perioni attended BELMAR 6-7190 a congregation party sponsored by the Helping circle of the Reformed Thrills Lovely Cooks ehureh Friday evening In the SELL US T SWWEi church racreatlon room*. The pro- gram Included movies presented by latster Heulitt of Marlboro, com- Trim United Top 244 $97.50 munity singing led by Arnold Com over, "Rattle of the, Sexes," con- ducted by Henry L. Haltermann; K«nmor«'s orroy of features gives you new kitch«n free- vocal duests by Miss Audrey Flock OMP ~""srans» and Mr. Conover and a baritone dom. Automatic "time-mind»r" takes guewwork out «f cola by Charles Francie. cooking. Baking is simple with the "Visi-Bake" oven. Added Nnrerk Sll M'bi .t, F convenience in the delux* broiler grill and warming com- More sulphur li used In Amer- partment. Just set it and forger it. IHI HW. aiv*. J. cErT lea than copper, rubber, tobacco J*. sV t-MM or nickel.

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Record your favorite radio programs, children's voices, treasured records—cm a durable stainless steel wire) 9 Cubic Foot A full hour's worth of entertainment on each spool—use Deluxe Model it over and over. See this great Silvertone value todoyi 5O«° a e e ssfwsF Color* are: Silter Grey, Oxford Grey, Nuvy Blue, Lovat and Brown JUST RECEIVED-FULL SIZED GAS RANGES 99" •hop Friday 'Til I P. M. 27 MONMOUTH ST Phon« R«d Bank 6-1122 Open Daily Friday 9 to 5:30 • to • Ul BROADWAY LONG BRANCH Free Parking Lot tight lt.\*K O, \ni, tioned above arc to be available, It tei spending a month with bir ton Lineroft IF VITAMINS is possible for those individuals de- and family, Mr. and Mr*. Donald HEADACHE Offers New Form =itin£ to auvi! i&n*itr amounts for MacLeod, in Indianapolis, led. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahoney Why loitui* j-ouoelf with mi-trcs ut their Christmas spending or other Mist Roberta FUltv and Samuel sir* the parent* of a son born No- piniplr headache*, when you miy k;» t DON'T BUCK YOU UP Of Xmas Club uses to accomplish their desire by Myers spent Sunday In New York vember 11, at Riverview hospital. bl«,(..J relief »i:h cpnuitio NUU-KY. maintaining two or more account*, with friendi. Mrs. John Malley and children TABLETS, R tim<-K'>tfuiin:lirr timlirinr J,iU- Jn thn case of anyone wishing to spaghetti (up- of Keanjburg h»ve returned home 1 per Wednesday night of last week ov»r fifty jcnrs. NLI.IKV TA1M.E1S iil.s -Inn ! tin I-k .'nil HI., f.-l j=avo I?«s than $1 weekly, the }1 •.fter spending a week with Mr. CEDAR INN m«»{ relieve thai hcmlmh.- unii-My "• S i" \sv\v i"n>'i tiiore rmi mi i Hunk class may be used and deposits at Independent fire haute. and Mrs. Frank McCarron. your money hnclv. hon'l vv:tit k'ft -h- i>d lor full ini Mnod hHpi« limn* Mr. and Mra. John Fort and Mr. Highway '36 Highlands, N. J. new improved Nl/l.FKY T.MII.ETS ;.i- wmuWfut. StUk in M XATUI Slump I'I mi made at twu, three or four-week Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willgerodt da>\ V*e pnly n* ilirnt'-il intervals instead of weekly. In the and Mrs. AHvard Born spent the have moved to the main house on Only Me at all Sun Ba.v Drug Stun* latter arrangement, however, the week-end with relatives In Pennsyl- ths Willgerodt firm. With the thought of providing | check would be subject to the de- vania. Mrs. William Oast of Long! the community with a much neoded • duction of 50 cents BM a eervice Ruth Morris and fanes, Branch spent t few days last week THANKSGIVING DINNER .'service in thp mo?L eiUcicnt man- Stephen Itrl, spent Sunday In Ntwwith Mr. and Mrs, Harold Will- charge, which will apply to all ac- SERVED FROM 1 TO 9 1>. SI. n*M i»os«ibjo, Kim National h.-ink counts not paid in full by the close Ifork. gerodt. of Hntontown will this year oprr- uf the club term. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Besson spent Abbie Ann Willsjerodt. daughter «tc a Christmas Savings clul» on ons day last week visiting relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willgerodt, the fio-callofl "Stam.p Plan." This on Ststen Island. has been on the sick list. method, uiiich was introduced in Hclloid Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schnoor have Mr. and Mrs, ft. O. 1'Hommedieu MENU ttaltlmorn a lew years ago, h;u moved to thtir home on Campbell of Rahway and children, David SPECIAL! avenue. Assorted Hors D'ocuvres fountl favor with both the public Mrs. AHmrt White entertained and Cynthia, spent ths week-end rind the bunk .slafT.s who re vrr it thn Xnn Slltchors r!ub Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Josephs af with Mrs. l'Hommedieu'a mother, Celery Olives FAMOUS BRANDS! LOWEST PRICES! has been used, but the local bank Laurel, Del., were Sunday guests of Mn. W. B. Crowe!!. pvnning of last week. Mis. Jay Appetizer: Fruit Cup, Shrimp Cocktnil, Chilled Tomato Juice nntl n not her institution in the White will lie hostess st the next Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toop, Sr., not them pan of the state arc thn meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook enter- spent a few daya at Whitestone, L. Soup: Clam Chowder Chicken "Ala Reine" adr.ptcd it in New Jersey. It Thomas Orr and family of Kings- tained a number of guesu from J., with Mr. and Mrs. George Toop. | is believed that the plan will men Son, N. Y., were week-end guests Yonkers, N. Y., Sunday, all rela- Mr. ana Mrs. Coleman Rlchdale, Hot Rolls Butter with the immediate approval of the of Mr. and Mrs. JA\\brr Walllr.g. tives of William Krenza, flance who ware married November 2, Tossed Green Salad Cnildrens Christmas Aavcrrt of this vicinity Miss Joan On- will remain here un- of Mia* Theresa Cook, wen serenaded Saturday evening because of its convenience and sim- til Thanksgiving, Mrs. O. P. Cottrell of Red Bank by the Monmouth Shore Point Mo- Entree: Roast Vermont Turkey Chef's Dressing plicity. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett spent last week with bar father, torcycle club. Glblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce The bank will offer three classes spent Sunday with Palmer Bennett, Capt. Runyon, and her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nerolo and Tw. U ARCTICS of "membership" in the savings v.lio is attending Carson Institute Pearl White. family and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph or plan, calling for $1, $2 and $5 week- at New Bioomflcld, Pa. Palmer, Miss Lois Compton celebrated her Sicilians and family of Jersey City Roast Prime Ribs of Beef "Aujus" Jy deposits, respectively. Theise who is recuperating from pneu- 17th birthday Friday. spent the week-end with Mr. snd Potatoes: t:)a»cs will mature at $50, $100 and monin, will bo home for Thanks- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Applegatt Mrs. Vincent Reals. Rissole, Mashed, Candied Sweets, French Fried. .$250, after the deposits have benn SlvinB. and Mrs. Grace Burd of Califon Member* of the Bra company and Vegetables: Mashed Yellow Turnips, Creamed White Onions, matic itRiilaily during the 50-weeU Mr. anil Mis. Al Colucci of New- spent Tuesday of last week with their wivea will attend the com- Mr. and Mra. Edward FUler. pany's annual dinner Saturday Garden Green Pi.'as term, which will commence with ark spent the week-end with Mr. Dessert: Hot Wince or Pumpkin Pie Frozen Eclair the week of December 1. Instcntl and Mr.'. Al Bacmeister. Mri. David Schnoor ii confined night at Uncrolt Inn. A special of the conventional pass-book or Mrs. Charles Harris of Kearny to her home by illness. ceremony of the evening will be the Bisque Tortoni Ice Cream coupon book, however, each mem- spent one day last week with Mr. Mrs. Ernest Volkland celebrated burning of the mortgage on the Beverage: Hot Tea Coffee Demi Tasse ber will receive a savings stamp and Mrs. Andre Besaon. her birthday Sunday with a party if ra house. Grapes Mints HiNed Nuts check upon making the first de- Mrs. Fred Kattenhorn of New at her honu attended by Mra. j Mr. and Mrs. Qus Nelson of posit, and each deposit will be rep- York was a Sunday guest of Mrs. George Kranlch of Baltimore, Md., Uarlu farm attended a claulflca- resented by a savings *£t;im-i>, of the Sophln Williamson. Mrs. Marie Dreher and daughter I tion of Jersey cuttle on the Fahne- •AR Rubber- Marilyn of East Orange, Mr. and•tock farm at Centarville, Md., over Also Serving Sea Food, Steaks Mil Chops Absolute!/ waterproof proper denomination, which jnost Miss Helen Young, who i-' attend- Mrs. Ronald Connelly and sll? R. Stewart, ion of Mr. and TOUR HOSTS—WALTER & KATHERINE KNITTED utive order. The value of the | Kuthcrford, attended the dedication Volkland, Mra. Carol Casler, Misi • Heavy duly cheek will be indicated in the space I ami dinner recently of new Breton Mn. Leslie Stewart, spent the following the latest attached stamp, ! hull. Theresa Romeo and Miaa Doris j week-end at home from West Not- ribbed soles Matte by find when the dub matures on the I The Mariner* cleared $15.35 at a Nelaon. | tingham academy, Colora, Ind. •Reinforced scams America's leading 1 coke siilc Wednesday niftht of last Mr. and Mra. David Thompson Mra, Matthew L. Mullln haa re Monday before Thanksgiving the are the parents of a daughter born •Double duly loc Rubber factories check may be cashed or deposited, | wi'plt ul the nnncx of the Metho- turned home from Riverview hos dist church. Proceeds will be used at Riverview hopital last week. pital, where she had been a surgi- caps and counters for tluit amount the ssimu us any Mrs. Aline Raucher entertained other check. The bank will not, of toward the ship they are building. cal patient. Tho members contributed a food tho following members of the Pres- Mr. and Mra. Hodge Boulware cuuitfc, assume any responsibility byterian church choir of Atlantic 65 Broad St. for lost stnmpK, so members will be pnekagn to I he Friendship train. and daughter have returned home i Mr. and Mrs. George Rcilly of Highlands at her home Friday from a six-week visit to friends in 0 OL - expected to use care in attaching night: Mr. and Mra. William Had- Red Bank them to the uhrckn. An cnveldjit.- i Kdinbui'Kh, Scotland, wlio have New Mexico. i heen visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Held, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Pollack, jackot w-11 be furnished with each Mr. and Mrs. James Rudd and Mrs, HELD rOK GRAND WHY check, so that the check may he I l'aslon. have lcfl for I^os Angeles, \C;:\. George Ploger. William Martin of Avenue D, kept in jjuod eonditjun until it in Miss Ethel Ann Morvan of New ready to be cashed or deposited. A I Miss Jane Compton, wlio was Leonardo, was released by the Mid- ,KiiiRical patient at Richmond M York spent the week-end with her dletown township police Saturday jiOhedulo of the weekly payments is cousins, Patricia and James Divers. ptinted on the f;ii.-e of the envelope i niorial hospital four days last week, in H.OOO bail to await grand jury i'or ready icfcrcnce. h:i : reLurned hunie. action on a charge of assault and I Mi-p. Krlith Jnffprs hnji returned There were 159.000 motor busei rapt, filed by Miss Doria Heroic of While only the three ellipses inen- to her jiosliion in the postoince af- in the United States Jn 1(46. Fourth street, Highlands.

DIAMOND YOU CET MORE ONLY KCAU8E WE MAKE THE ITEMS LISTED ARE WE ENABLED TO BRING YOU SUCH THAN A "Bill" AT JADE'S TERRIFIC 8AVIN08. EVERY ITEM ON DIS- PLAY IN OUR MODERN FACTORY SHOWROOM HAS BEEN SLASHED AS MUCH AS 50^ OFF THE ORIGINAL PRICE!

PLATFORM ROCKERS Our customers ai'e ask- ing for these bccEmst) they know how very Our goal in serving you at JadVa encom- comfortable they art;, and how much passes many things—among them more than just they can achl to Ihc cosiness sending you a bill signifying the end of a trans* of your room. Factory Sale Price action. 00 Now that famous Double- Diamond poultry and dairy Our aim it to give complete tervlce in all ieeds ere being made at the new model mill at work we perform. You must not only be sat* INNER-SPRING MATTRESS Olean, New York, your AND BOX SPRING stock can get all the bene- iffied, you must be thoroughly pleased with our fits of scientific production methods. product—be it draperies, slip covers, reuphoU Prom yawning till dawn- Famous for quality for more than 35 ing it's a dream and it's years, today Double-Diamond brings you stery, or valances. dreaming deluxe on this . evan finer feeds than ever before. Fr«m heavenly soft mattress the Double-Diamond "magic eye" with its and resilient IJOX spring. precision mixing, to' the unique distribu- So bring us your' problems, your pet tion system which guarantees only the Alan's Special Price freshest products, every step in the manu- schemes for home decoration, your desires for facture of Double-Diamond Feeds is de- $AOOO signed for superior results. items you just can't seem to get in town. We We've got these improved feeds here. are proud of our record of securing the seem- They're high quality protein, high vitamin feeds which help put extra profits into ingly impossible and will make every effort to poultry and cattle. Styled with distinctive EXPERT RE-UPHOLSTERING that will make you p do the same for you. ' For tomorrow's betJer feeds today, come own them. Handy tot doMM AT LOW COST in and say, "Double-Diamond." of work-tndtplay «MI...«M| games, senriag, sewiftg, wtk- ingg and manyy otters. CrtMtd Remember when buying anything in the in dejigdi m «nd colorimgl t to if F. J. DUGAN & SONS lor scheme. field of interior decoration, come to Jade's be> SAMSON CARD TAILIS HAVIAU cause you'll get more than a bill at Jade's. MARLBORO, N. J. THISI IXTRA VA10I MATO..,' Doublebroced, imooth, rubulor itset Phone: Freehold 8-093MM-3 Sturdy and ileady. Fold-undef toniiructioA.,. Totti EST. 19SS lopi...Ste;«proof, naU,. kfr large play.ng iitrfoe*... O«p»ct eo«t,ViWM«. 70 SOUTH SEVENTH AVENUE, LONG BRANCH Jade's Home Craft LONG BRANCH 6-0350 Fiottry (INTERIOR DECORATORS) . But SBB prmEBB u. ... >lt.fS [ 25 W. FRONT ST. R. B. 64137 | Hswiti'tswry's LirgMt Wawfrtiifir si Fin U«lm Msjsf uralt.rs 17 BHOAI) ST. WEAK BROAD) vi;s FHinAY KVKNINGS UNTIL « i\ M. RED BAXK REGISTER, XOVKMUKR 20, 1!MT. Paee Nine

the Reformed church discussed ing her son-in-law and daughter, WINS RKAX'TV KIT plans for a three-day sale Decem- Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. The i-nmbtnation bcautv k:t arTi Window Shades Needlework Guild ber 9 to 12 in the diun:h house, at Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Mason, Inca! i a meeting last week at the home ' ovf>rnis;hl bag. offered as * sp« c.i:i! IMIour Servlrc. residents, are making a prolonged prize l»y tho Pandora social rlub nf No Wallinf. , of Mrs. Merrill WBUIICP. .Member." J"lay in New York. I Rrrl B;tnk, waft won hy Mrs. H"!rn Annual Meeting present were Mrs. Ali.^it U. Sliip- ! Mrs. Hairy B. Thoman enlrr- I hoist, Mrs. Daniel A. Holmes, Mrs.' Hrrh of RcH Rnnk. The H'.varcJ ".;M lained at a cupper party Sunday madr at a dull mrptinij IRPI •.'.'•fit MOBILE V. B. CO. Harry Hu^rlison. .Mrs. John \V. Kos- evening In honor of her hufbanU. A. A, Branch Receives ter, Jr.. i'.rs. .Stanley 1. C'undey. I liKI) BANK «-333!-K who mi celebrating his birthday, 632 New j.Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Robert' ijiiests were Mr. and Mrs. Kdwatd ALCOHOLICS E Hartnuin, Mis. Vincent Apple- 1 Fairy, Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Bah- 'pate, Mrs. Charles Mnore and Mrs. Mies Martha Hanson, executive ^GCOIRC Wc'ns'.er. Guests were .Mrs. Ircnbuig, Dr. and Mi.-. Huward Pie- ANONYMOUS director of the Red Bank Public ' Charles B. Sili'ox of Keyport ami Ijier. Mr. and Mrs. ficoigu fs. Health Nursing association, was Mrs. K. Forrest Garrison of Ma'.a- Downes, Mrs. Herbert C. Buiitiwes. Rod lank Oroup the speaker at the annual in- wan. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falls, Mr. ami gathering meeting of ihr Hed j *leor*;e VV. Jac.oba, Jr., son of Mm. John O. HarUler and Mr. and P. 0. »o* 4« Bink branch of the Ncedlowork Borough Recorder and Mrs. Jacolif, Mrs. George Cherry. Guild of America, held last week ha.s aI'rivcd home from Scott field, The following members of th»» at the Red Banlt Presbyterian ! 111., after being honorably dis- Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship church. Members contributed 632 1 charged from I he U. S. Army. of St. John's Methodist church at- N. J. Information new garments ami $85 in cash. I Frank Kerrara lias returned from tended the New Brunswick disttk-t All the garments collected hy the ja cevpi'at niunlhs' trip to visit rela- ially conducted hist week at the Phono Humboldt MSti hranch are Eiven to Miss Hanson ' lives in Italy. Methodist ehurch in Point Pleas- for distribution. Mis» Hanson told I Mr. and .Mrs. .iolin McUeod have ant; Itcv. and Mrs. Norman H. Hi- of the grcm need ah

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UNDER AUSPICES OF RED BANK'S 644th Tank Battalion - National Guard Unit Teentown Models Dance the Ballerina

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». Ailccn McKay, Neptune high school, points a pretty too in a Ions sleeve ballerina by Kelix SofUn . . , with low neckline, swishing skirt and bustle This National Guard advertisement thru back. Black, brown, green faille. 10 lo 10. ' 'i%M~

b. Ruth.White, alto Neptune high, chooses an oft the shoulder version by courtesy of LaFreda Sales & Service Til Joaa wmc's lull citcie ot» skirt, Uoin taifctn in green, {wohiia,'browfl, black, 10 to 16. .,,;,. tlM Jri" TEENTOWN. Second Floor "!S=- Pace Ten RED JUNK KIXJISTER, NOVEMBER 20, 1947, Leonardo Church Guild Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood, You Feel Like You're Flying Sr., of Elizabeth spent Armistice Buy day at their summer home here. Direct With Amoco Gas! Christmas Bazar Mrs. Daniel Leonard, Mrs. Rob- ert Search and Mrs. Louis Merigold CLOCKS SACCO'S and Tank up today on Amoco i»» spent Thursday, November 13, in •nd fed the difference in Annual Event To He New York city. your rar'n per* nrmanre! Hrld Al ShrPH-slinry Mra. Gustave Pctzold, who has S|M-r)al hi|;h octane parked been a patient at Monmouth Memor- with more notver—It'll gtintt ial hospital, due to an automobile All kind* repaired. We now have ma* for >our motor. Make (t a Tiie annual Christmas bazar of accident, which occured June 8 on Imlilt (o M<>|> In Charlie'* fur thi? Woman's Guild of Christ Epis- Leonardo- nvenue, returned home chinery to make all repair* on wooden Amoco gtta and top* In Kcrv- copal churcli, Shrewsbury, will be Saturday. Her foot will rcmnin in lee! held tomorrow afternoon and even- a cast several weeks. ing In the church parish hoiw?e on woikt, Terry clocks, alto brass works. Auto ltc|tair& on Kvri'y Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury. rtobert Hotster has accepted a Many novel gifts will be on sale, in- position as lineman for tile tele- (All Grandfathers' clocks called for Mnkt; and Model \ eluding more than 100 aprons mad« phone company. In a short time by guild members. Robert will enter a school to take a course along thi.? line. and delivered.) A feature this year will be & tur- Miss Jane Search is enjoying a ' key dinner to be served under the week's vacation from her duties CHARLIE'S TIRE STORE 1 direction of Mre. Frank B. L»we«, with the telephone company at ! assisted by guild members. There Elizabeth. The family had as guest 11 WHITE STUEET HED RANK I will bo two servings, one nt 5:30 for a few day3 Mrs. Theodore Ack- o'clock, and a second, at 6:30 er of Bethlehem, Pa. H. W. Reynolds & Son ' o'clock. Mrs. A. J. Keith entertained the I Mrs. Elmer C. Wainright Is barar' Foursome Tuesday evening. Other i chairman. Others assisting are Mrs. members are Mrs. Cosmo O'Nell, 39 C. FRONT ST. RED BANK, N. J. Order For Xmas Now! ! Theodore Nestler and Mm. Wil- Mrs. Paul O'Neil, and Mrs, Joseph ; liam Turner, fancy work table; P. MacLcan, 1009b ALL WOOL SLACKS Toys, Dolls, Games, Tricycles, Bicycles, , Miss Ruth Parker and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Worth and Telephone 6-0702 Red Bank Velocipedes. | ert H. Disbiw, food table chair- Benton McArthur have closed their ' man, aided by Mrs. Stewart Van- fSK Of It LAI'-AH'AV PLAN NOW. summer cottngfi here and will S Vlict, Sr., Mrs. Alan Carman and spend the winter at Oakhuist. $7.95 - $8.95 - $9.95 Open Friday and Saturday Evening* Until 9 O'clock. ; Mrs. Isaac Williams; Miss Ellza- Mrs. Martha Thomson and daugh- I both Hewitt, candy booth; Miss ters, Helen and Madeline, spent the ' Lillian Baquet, Chriatmne gift ta- week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A.Cas- "Have you heard" With Pleats and Zippers Norman K, Freeman. ble, cards, favors and holiday tree tella and daughters, Virginia and ' ornaments; Mrs. 1'earce 1*. Poolc, Irene of Brooklyn.* 121 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I white elephant, and Mrs.-Abncr H. Joseph Walsh of Brooklyn spent Mary's in the kitchen from 20 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK W«t(, toys. Tel. Atlantic Highlands 1-0761. Armtetlco day with Mr. and Mrs. 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. Two special awards will be an Cosmo O'Nell. old-fashioned hand-made patch- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knauer of work quilt and a large basket of Colonia, formerly of Leonardo, and groceries. Mrs. Jcsule Crosslcy is Mr. Knaucr's brother, Arthur "TRY HER HOME COOKING" chairman of thi/i .project. Knauer, recently of Ashury Park, motored to St. Petersburg, Fla., The House of the Twin Bars where Arthur Knauer is planning Shrewsbury Ave. For Reservations Teacher to spend the winter, and Air. and Venetian Blinds Mrs. Charles Knauer arc spending Newman Springs ltd. Call K. B. 6-1108 ... the GREEN GROVE MANOR Books a short vacation. TilK wniiiiiT UHOTIIKHS O,\<:K AII.UX TAKK Mia.-; Huldn Southall, director of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Black and TIIK I.KAIi in .MIIIIMIIIIIIII Cniinly Su|i]iur (Jlnlis - remedial rending in iliddlctown children, Archie and John, visited over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. J. of the Better Class vilh Tlii'ir .Ni'\v nml l)i>lini'live (Jui'klnil Lounge Township schools, Kpokc on chil- PLEASANT INN dren's likes and dislikes in books at Zaronosky of Harrison. and .Sapphire Itnnin. a meeting of Fair Haven Parent- George Black and family had as Cockt s/•;/•; THE Jr., nre chairman, The association and is making her home on Burl- KNTREE CHOICK ington avenue. Roast Turkey, Dressing, Cranberry Sauce will hold a dance at the school au- Mrs. Carl Bergman was luncheon 7'WO IDKXTICMJ UAItti ditorium Friday, December 5, and Roast Long Island Duckling, Apple Sauce guest Tuesday of Mrs. Edith Lock Virginia Ham, Sugar Cured, Glazed Pineapple the next meeting will be Tuesday, of Newark. Globe Awning and 5!i Mile* Out December 9. Herman Meyers of Port Mon- VEGETABLES Anbury Avenue SCHOOL'BUS VIOLATION" mouth and Mrs. Charles Myers of Candied Sweet Potatoes Lake Forest, III., were dinnm-guests From Mashed Potatoes with Turnips David Brantley of Asbury Park Friday of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Van Brussels Sprouts • Whole Kernel Corn Shade Co. Anbury Park was fined $5 Monday night by W. DeWntcr. DKSSEKTS Traffic Circle Gilbert Manson, Middletown town- Mrs. John M. Benson has been R. B. 63889 ship recorder, on a charge of pass- confined to her home by illness the Home Made Assorted Pica 117 W. FRONT ST. (Follow the Sitni ing a school bus unloading children past week, Plum Pudding: — Cream Sauce to Green Crov« on routs 35. August Herniowllis of Jerome. Guilfoylc of Hollvs, IJ. T., Coffee Tea Jjtlk Road) Rtmlc 05, Mlfldlc'.own, wad fined ?S visited Thursday Mr. and Mrs. for a slop street violation. Charcttc Horster. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis of Atlantic Highlands and Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Horster have returned from a visit of a few days at Wil- liamsbm-j?, Va, The Delta Phi Alpha sorority wi hold its semi-monthly meeting to- night at the home of Mrs. Robert Waldman. Mrs. John Voorhces and son Don- A NEW PLAN FOR ald of Toledo, O., and her father- in-law, J. Voorhecs, and Miss Frances Miller of Jersey City were Armistice day guests of Claude Smith and family. Mrs. Frank Jackson entertained CHRISTMAS SAVINGS yesterday at dessert-bridge, Mrs. Carl Bergman, Mrs. Peter Green, Mrs. Arthur Maicr and Mrs. Joseph P. MacLcan. When you open your Christmas Savings Account Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes at Make A LANE Your Christmas Love-Gift tended recently the 50th wedding at our bank this year you will receive, instead of the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Donnolly of Jersey City, former conventional past book or coupon book, a card in the summer residents of this place ar.d Atlantic Highlands. ' form of a check, payable to your order. On this check Mrs. Charles Woodward, Sr., who Savings Stamps will be attached, representing your has been confined to her home by illness the past week, is much im- weekly deposits, and there will be spaces for 50 proved. Tha Ladles' auxiliary of Brevent stamps on the check. Park and Leonardo fire company will meet at 8 p. m. next Monday at tho Center avenue flre house, Stamps will be available in $1.00, $2,00 and $5.00 Leonardo, when birthdays of Mrs. Chester Guttormaen, Mrs. William denominations, but only one denomination of stamp Budzinskl nnd Mrs. Bella Gold Cross will be celebrated. may be used on any check—though, off course, you Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hheln, Irving- may carry as many different accounts as you wish to. ton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Rhcin last week. You simply purchase a stamp each week and attach Edgar B. Cook, who has been 111 it immediately to your check. When the 50 stamps for several weeks, is reported suf- ficiently Improved to sit outdoors have been purchased and attached, the for a few hours daily. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Hagitmll- ler, Newark, visited Mrs. Hagemll $1.00 Ch«Ck« Will have • value of $ $0.00 ler's brother, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Murphy, last week. Audrey Murphy, daughter of Mr. 2.00 CllCClCt Will have . value of 100.00 and Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy, re- turned last week from a visit at V the Brooklyn home of Mary Lou 5.00 ChCCkS Will have . value of 250.00 Peterscn. Mrs. Florris Miller was hostess Thursday afternoon at a, pinochle and they may to cashed or deposited the same as any party given by the Women's aux- iliary of Community flro company. other kind of check, on or after the maturity date of For Your Highest score was made, by Mrs. the Club. Checks with less than the 50 stamps at- Swthtart Laura Groves and other high scor- ers receiving prizes were Mrs. tached will be cashable for the amount indicated in James H. MacPhec, Sr., Mrs. Laura Decker, Mr«, Henzey Frye, Mrs. the space next to the last stamp attached, which will Robert Holdsworth, Mrs. Frances Metcalf, Mrs,- Florence Neu, Mrs. reflect the deduction of a 50 cent fee. Laura Readlg, Mrs. Al W. Cross, un Mr#. Joseph P. Rholn, Mrs. Han- nt nah Jeffers, Mrs, Louis Volgel, Mrs. The first deposit wuTbe due the first week in John Morrlssy, Mrs, George De- December, but you may start your account (or ac- ummtmmi, Long, Mrs. Alfred Knight, Mrs John Corbett. Othcra attending counts) at any time from now on. The checks will ««NT£EN, COlllEI'J, were Mrs. William Ast, Mrs. Frank LIN,aKitkiR S; Wadsworth, Mrs. Morris Josephs, be payable the Monday before Thanksgiving next Mr*. Frank Patterson, Mrs. Harry NOPE CHEST Sternschua, Mrs. Otto Hanna and year. LANE Mrs. Conrad H. Rech, Jr. A spe- cial prize was awarded to Mrs. Mor- 7fc» Gift That Start* ffc» Hem* ris Josephs. No party will be held We know you will appreciate this simplified Thanksgiving day, but Mrs. Ger- Make this the most thrilling Christmas evcr-fbrher! Give her trude Rech will be hostess Decem- plan, and we look forward to welcoming your a hcautiful lane Ced.r Hope Ch«t-th* dream-come-true gift ber 4. Christmas Savings Account. Select from many gorgeous styles. Remember, Lane it the only Guests last week at the horn* of twted AJIOMA.T1GHT Cedar Chest in the world! Mrs, George DeLong were her sis- tern, Mrs, Ousslo Sclba and Mrs. Mae McCabe and son Patrick of New York nnd Miss Jonei Dunne, Jackson HclghtB. Mrs, Edward Herbster and tons First National Bank of Eatontown Gene and Kenneth of Ea»t Orange The Sterling Furniture Shop were guests at the home of Mrs. Hcrbstcr's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Member Ftdtral Deposit Imurance Corporation and Fedtral Reserve System PHONE K. B. 6-0291 Jamea H. MnePhrr, Sr., last week. Mr. and Mis. William Ast enter- 21 WHITE STKEET HED BANK, N. .». tained Mrs. Catherine Clser and son Arthur of Hobokcn last week. RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 20, 1947. Page, Eleven,

Stephen Skakandy'f history classes. They began their activities by They are learning to make se- He won first prize, in his class. He painting the ticket boxea at the quin earrings, stuffed anlma.!3, and School News studied law at the New Jersey Law gate and then by breaking in th« trick wnlletfl. There are 33 memhers. School. Completing his schooling, athletic Held. Then they proceeded They are divided among the Sopho- PRIVATE PIANO INSTRUCTIONS BED BANK SENIOR HIGH he entered law practice with his to paint the goal posts and the more, Juniors and Seniors. Mem- ! "OPULAR MUSIC Brief* brother, Harry Klatsky, a former locker doora behind the grand bera are Matilda Palmer, Nancy i At U o'clock on ArmUtlc* day, judge. stand. They also smeared the name Caprione, Mnrjorie Kstclle, Doro- ' For Rrclnner* and A»lr,inr»»il Student*. Age 10 to 70. apt were sounded and one minute Mr. Klatsky's talk pointed out Asbury Park over the Red Bank thy Kerr, Dorothy Cnrtrr, Marian | Modern method* in a> modern dual piano studio, f silent prayer was recognized in the differences between the old Athletic Field sign board. The next Oryll, Josephine Pugllsi, Dorothy j for Infnrinntlon and chnlcp ot time, phone now. )oth ths junior and senior high constitution and the new. The day when Asbury Park was sched- Lambcrtson, Theresa Calais, Min- ' ichool buildings. Problems of American Democracy uled to play Red Bank, the Red erva Colosimo. .Susie Dillon. Laura ! The Buccaneer football team be- classes of Red Bank high school Bank Athletic Field had be*n dec- Flynn, AriKir CjnmtiRi-orTe, Marjorle • HOWARD ISAAC auie of the afternoon game No- have been studying the constitu- orated with the Asbury Park high Cavolla, Alnrie ClnyJon. June Brad- rember 10, was fed In the gymnas- ley, Kvclyn Frost. .Myrtle Gaddi.s j PIANO STUDIO tion. Miss Elizabeth Kelly's classes school colors.— Charles Dudley. Adeline Vrrange, Veronlra Stubbs, | ft Rrnnd S«., Ked Hank I'hone R. B. «-3AIav»d November 5 for new bicycle The last in a series of three In- Kionda, Betty Schcclti. Annie Ve- to vote correctly. The rest of the strumental demonstrations held In range, Jean Macintosh nnd June ackj. test was on various points of the The school band chartered three conjunction with a concert by the Bradley. constitution.—Pe»gy Cosentino. school band, under the instruction uses for the Neptune football Miss LaWall s cluh meets In ;ame at Neptune November 15. of John W. Luekenbilt, was All State *Cfcorua held at the River Street school Room 22. Their club is learning to Monday, November 10, marked utilise WMto materials into use- ! Three members of the Senior uditorium on November the sixth. ha tnd of thla year's candy lale High School chorus group, arc ful objects. Tliry are taking old . for the senior class at football The demonstrators were James felt and makinK it into label «nd- members of th» New Jersey All- Hershon, cornet; Gail Nelson, clar- ame*.—Audrey Wcllner. State Chorus. They are Robert gets, belts, and tricky decorntions I Lowrey, Miriam Tatum ana Edith inet; Jean Ryan, flute; Elijah Ask, for dresses and lints. There are It I FOOUMJI Injurlw rombone; Harry Hoffman, saxii- members. They arc also distributed Th» football team ha* been hit Lindner. Thi» chorus is chosen from a lilt of students from all the ihone; Robert liwry, sonsaphone; among the Sophomores, Juniors TOYS •y a series of Injuries. Walter high schools of New Jersey. Barbara Kuril, euphonium; Shirley and Seniors. Members are Mary Itearna, varsity end, wjll be out for ifans, French horn. Th» band The group spends three days Ruaao, Ivls Blanchnrd, Ann lleni- EXCITING TOYS! h» remainder of the season with played "Victory," "Success", "Wave bling, Bridget Annccchini, Audrey two cracked ribi, Stearns is a jun- every year in Atlantic City at the New Jersey Stste Teachers Conven- a Flag", "Alma Mater", "Anchors Crawford, Lisa Portin, Barbara ior. Frank Soldo, guard, suffered a Awelgh", and "Laurel". Berger, Ruth Doyd, Josephine roken collarbone in the South tion. Here they rehearsed for three ACTIOM TOYSI days. Oakland Street ichool was prea- TroccWo, Elaine Jot-dun and ^anta River gam*, and he will be out the ent, and the members of the band DeMario.—Lola Coolt. est of the season. Soldo is serving The annual concert was given at his last year with the squad. wore their uniforms. tha Convenion Hall on Sunday af- —Audrey Wellner. lOVWBlf TOYSI —Richard Mastria. ternoon, November 8. New "Buccaneer" Vagn Th« chorus will give another con- A new page has been added to Maroon Hand the "Buccaneer," school paper. The FOS IVISY UTTlt Dramatic Club cert at the Mosque theater, New- The Maroon Band played at a "Whoop-Ti-YI-Yo." This gay bal- ark.—Charles Dudley. page is dcdicaU'il to tlie junior high program given at Carleton Theater ichool. lad set tha pace for the Western In Red Bank on Friday evening, ballads and Negro spirituals that Three JIalf-Seeston Days The Journalism cluh directed GIRL oiid BOY November 7. by Mrs. Vcra Ditvlcs will write Us constitute the December 5 assembly Rain, football and a national hol- The band, under the direction of program in the high school. iday cauied three half-session days articles In the senior high school John W. Luckenhlll, marched paper. Ths ballads of Poet Carl Sand- for students in the past week. iRh the ehopping section of burg will be presented by the Dra- On Tuesday, November 4, the se- The officers of the club are: edi- Red Bank under police escort. tor, Jano White; assocluto editor, matic club under the direction of vere rain caused the closing of After the movie "The Spirit of Llfa-Lik* Satin Skin Miss Barbara D. Dcckert. An In- school at 12 o'clock by Edwin C. Jeff Kalmus; secretrny, Jenn Os- roducUon of each bnllad will be West Point", the band went up on born; treasurer, Mary Untcrbury, ] Dell Gllland. superintendent. the platform and played three and business manager. Hose lxr. | Choose a fine watch for him from this given by members of the club. Inclement weather brought about The chairman of this program is marched while the majorettes Roth. [ 5.s the postponement of the Red Bank- twirled. The numbers .played by the new collection. Yellow gold, stainless steel, Nancy Moreau. A description of South River football game on No- The staff consists of Ethel West, I Carl Sandburg will be given by Jean band were. "On Wisconsin", "Vic- Lou ten, Horst, Sulvatove Kspsito, ! This lovabl* little HV' miss has a real vember 8, tory", and "Success". Albert Van Nostmul, Bernard Hoff- \ baby "look". Body U satin skin rubber gold filled cases . . . new domed crystals, Conover. It was played on Monday, No- The songs to b« presented nre: The band was then Invited to at- man, Nancy Mycr and June Allync. stuffed with knpok; hcail is composition vember 10, and all junior and sen- tend the movie.—Barbara Kuhl. —Cecelia MnrmDistcln. handsome attachments. "I Ride An Old Paint," introduced ior high students were dismissed with eyes that go to iilcep. A prettily by Martha Magec; "Colorado Trail," at 1 o'clock, so they could attend General Interest Club Teacher*' Omvniitinn dressed baby that will liririjr ii.inpiii'.'s., Joan ChadwlcK; "Whoop-ti-yi-yo," the gan/t. to «ny little girl. Use our lay-away plan. With a small de- Pat Qax&brant; "Sam Bass," Joyce The General Interest club, under Six teachers of senior high school Scott; "Jejse James," Howard Ken- The observance of Arminstice the sponsorship of Howard Brown, attended tho State Tonchcrs' con- posit, make your choice while selections are nedy; "I Don' Want to J3e Buried day on November 11, was another has drawn the Interest of many vention In Atlantic City Novcrnhnr In the Storm," Dorta Chapman; cause for 1 o'clock session for Red students. 7. School wus closed nil liny at large. His watch will be timed and gift 'Levee Moon," Joan Chapman, and Bank high school students. A number of plans for the year River street school »nd nil substi- 'Go Down, Moses," Bessie Crlmi. —Lois Cook. have been drawn up by Mr. Brown tutes at the high school were that and the club member*. school. B«t»y-W«tsy Dell !••• wrapped when ydu call for it just before —Settle Costa. English Teaching Method. Members of the club are Rich- Julius Lasky took tha place of A d.irlinp 12* rubber-lxxlied Christmas. Physical Examinations Mlu Ruth William's tenth grade ard Wolf, Peter Van Keuren, Miss Helen Reese, geometry teach- Students are being given physical English classes are learning Eng- Douglas Hoffman, Harold Ruddy, er; Mrs. Joseph Shick toolt the "baby" to keep a little examinations by the school phys- lish Grammar through a new sys- Cart Herber, Howard Scherman, place of Miss Barbara Deckert, "mother" busy hours on end, ician, Dr. Philip Costa, M.D. He is tem, It Is called visual method Charles Woodward, Robert Slm- English teacher, who was absent She sleeps, drinks, bathes, being assisted by Ruth Klein, R.N., and is done In tha same way as mons, Allen Strassburger, Thomas two days; Mrs. Sarah Levy re- and wets. Set includes many school nurse. The examination in- the "G. 1's" were taught during Osborne, Albert Hoffman. Carl placed William Panicky, English the war, The classes have helped and journalism teacher; Miss Ruth dress and "care" accessor cludes posture, nutrition, eyes, vla- Qlover, Lewis Itrl, William David, rios. ion, disease, ears, hearing, teeth, to make slides on small 2x4 Inches Edward Soddls, Peter Poster, Wil- Schaeffer replaced Miss Ruth Wil- nose, throat, heart, skin, hair, lungs of frosted glass. On these elides liam Frank, Alfred Spinning. liams, English tenche; Mrs. Cecil and glands. they have sketched diagrams to 11 —Bettie Costa. Graves replaced Joseph Verdun, After the examination, to which lustrate the grammar lessons. Miss manual arts teacher, and Miss Jo- parents are invited, a report is sent Williams stated that she htllevcs Handicraft Club sephine Means replaced William to the pupil's home, with the find- the visual method will help the stu The Handicraft club under the Cook, music teacher. All teachers GET ACQUAINTED SALE ings of the doctor. Suggestions are dent to understand grammar In a supervision of Miss Ruth LaWall resumed their duties the following also sent along with the report to better and easier fashion. of Room 22 and Mrs. Miriam Lor- Monday morning.—Lovenla, Lat shaw. Wheelbarrow and aid in the correction of certain —Beverly Bacon. her of Room 3 meets each club per- A distinguished designed 17 jewel gold filled findings.—Joan Wiltshire. iod. Because of the large number Shovel Blue Decorations of students who Joined this club, it PURCHASE AT He'll |«t toads of fun out of this Hamilton. 982.26 inc. T» WUliam~KJatsky. During the Halloween celebra- was Impossible to accommodate led Aluminum handled ahovet and William Klatsky, a former stu- tion on Friday night, October 31 them all in one group. Thus, the WHOLESALE PRICES dent, addressed the student body . . . GUARANTEE... rubber tived real wheelbarrow some football fans celebrated their club was divided into two separate trimmed in yellow. Strongly built on the new state constitution at an Halloween by coming, to Red Bank groups. VENETIAN BLINDS assembly held recently in the and decorating the Red Bank high Mrs. Lorber's club which meets ALUMINUM—STEEI WOOD toys for lastina play and pleasure. Regular Price %2M school auditorium. school athletic field with blue PHONE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS in Room 3 is working on Its Christ- 11517 Mr. Klatsky was a student In paint. mas projects.

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Appointments may be made for heir or any of their heiri, devisees, you may, at some time claim ts own New Delivery t*>n. administrator!, grantees, n«- the said premises, or eome Mrt there- any tims of the day or evening. Have that •r iuce«ssort in right, titlt or in- of, or some Interest therein, or-to held Truck I Jacob Kupferichmcld, also known a lien or encumbrance thereon; and If Christmas photo made now. A group photo eo» JCupptriehmtid, and his heit-s, you claim any title to. Interest In or en- iM md periontl representative! cumbrance upon tha said lands and of the entire family makes an excellent Christ- ilMlr or any of their heirs, tie- premise*, you are required t« answer, .79 * *x«eutors, idministratom, jrran- the said Bill, but not otherwise. mas card . . . there is still time, so phone in aiiffna or suceeiiori in right, titl* Dated: October 24th. 1I4T. Sturdy all metat eonatrut- An airplane and rocket-that tWrttt; ef oh firm Ulrlch Kupfer- ABRAMOFT * DKACIK, today. take off,- zoom around the 14. tlio known il Johann Ulrich Solicitors of Gem tion with movable tail gate, iriehmtid. and hit heirs, dsviseci 12 Broad Street, decorated grill with dummy eontvol tower and then come Miional r«pret«nt«.ttvc« »nd lh*ir Red Bank. N. t. Your Selection From 4 Prooft in for a landing. Lots of ac- :f of thffir htiri, devisees, execu* headlights. 13%' long. Ktralnlatrttorii grantees, a»iifn* or Monmoutfc Cauaty Otfhaas' Cantt. tion. In the matter of ths Mtsto af Vie- piori in risht. title or Interest: and torlne Alhtrtl, deemed. On yttUlm tot , Large 8 x 10 Photo $4.00 \ Mr* Claimant, Defendnnta. »nle of lands to ny debti. Order ta i*Vlrtua of an Order of tha Court •how c«uu, Alphant M. Unbarser, id- aaeary of New Jersey, made on th« mlnJitialur ol the e«tate of Vietirlne t iht flat* hereof, In a CHUM whir«> Albert), r)«c»ied, having eialsltea un- «rca F. Wise Is complainant, *tid der oath a true aeeount •( ths Mrianai Irt dtfandantt, you are reuulrcd to c»tnlt and debts sf aald Inteitatt. •and answer tht Bill of Complaint, whereby It nuptar, that ths sereonil at- before tha 26th day of December; tnlo ot the aal,. (I) along the said right of way aiunll oxlrs . cost.—Advertlisment, . Psen Twelve itAVK BEOIBTEB, SfOV TAX SALE NOTICE Of rr«l e«t»te (» the Te»eakr# ef Snreireburr for aon-pereatat a' taiea Home Economics VEAL STEW WITH AN All and BBiessmenta. Public notice la htrebr fl»ea tkat I, Turkey Day's Coming! Allen E. Crawford, Collector ef taaea CHRYSLER AIRTEMP It's time to talk turkey! That of the Towninie of Shrevskurr, Man- mouth county, New Jersej, will Ball at traditional American day, when public auction on the l»ti 4ar ef D«. crisply browned turkey with all the rrmbpr, 1947, at 10:00 a. an., in the Col- Heating and Air Conditioning, Oil Burner Service. • LUNCHEON • fixings and golden pumpkin pie, lector's office, Tlnton Fella, K. 4.. the From On* Seventy-five are the main attractions, is prac- following hereinafter described lar.de. Paris, for most makes of burner* in slock. The laid lands will be sold ta Make • DINNER • tically at hand. the amount of municipal llena charge- Have you ordered your bird? hie nsaillit the lame on the first air From Two Seventy-I.v» Mrs. Ix»rna K. White. Monmouth jf July, 194?, aa commuted In tha taa Oil Burners • Stokers - Air Conditioning Furnace* Meadow Room Su.fr for Private Entertaining list, together -with interest on Bald county home agent, suggest* (hat amount from the first dsr of July, 1>4T, If your family in .small and n whole to the date of £ale, and cost e>f sale at • Steam and Hot Water Boilers in stock. Cp«" TfcrougtiOL/t tfc« Ttwr • Ts>W^ha*rM % J-J4** turkey is too larRt;, perhaps you !>uhlir vendue to such persona as will purchii&e the same aubjeet to redemption OVttUOOk'ING U'JMtkJlfji/1- _A7#/ OOW COUtKS can nrranpe to share one-half a at the lowest rats of intereet. but In turkey with a friend. She also re- ense in excess of eight Bar cent Ber ports that in some places you can even buy a quarter of a bird or This sale la made under tha pravlaiona FARWELL'S SALES AND SERVICE of Articl. I, Chapter (, Title S4. of the the particular pieces you like— Ktviied gtatutea of New Jereer. 1*IT, Peg Lo Piccolo Soys: turkey breasts, legs or stealta— rntitled "Sale of Real ewopartj ta en- Telephone Rumson 1-1499 Kh or frozen. force liens." It you're having a big family The said landa to ba aola aa< tka Have you seen the "HOUSE OF names of persons afainst wfaoea aald 31 BINCHAM AVE. RUMSON, N. J. CARDS" displayed hy the Candle dinner your best choice Is a fairly luxti have been lain on account *f each large bird, since there is more meat parcel, are aa follows: Light in the window at the Fair ind less bone in proportion to the Edith B. Blanton, block B, 1st* It ana 74, Cherry street, Hence "ark ... (1.44 Haven Market? mtlre weight," Mrs. White says. Arthur Blake, land, White's Fark, PIna 'But whether you want a large or Brook - - H.I0 We arc proud to announce that •mall turkey, be sure to select one Henry Babblngton, Eat., block 41, lets we now carry a complete line of with a plump, broad breast and 29, 111, 34 acrsa land, Werslse eaty lega nnd body. H should 121,41 the following famous makes of Add;. t'.'Bsller, block •(, lot 40. about The Par-Kerry greeting cnrcl^ for every occasion— have a soft, glossy skin and be 84 acres land, fieevortoam .... 9111,77 "ree of pin feathers." Edwin Bowne, block fil, lot •• 1 aersa TAILORED AT 1 Hallmark « Gihfon When it comes to eookinR the Innd and buildings. Warslae -- 1(0.7* 2 rmvp'-.i.I.amoM 7 White * Wyckoff birds, Mrs. White has this to say. Walter Bridges, 21 aerat laA4« Aaawy '& Ar* .'-'ar-i.a R t;all«vy Artist* avenue ~ - —» ITCH 4 Hummel 9 Hobby "Recent experimental work calls Iinrrlolph nnd Clara Daniels, fclawk A, 5 Broviile 10 Way:.ide l're»" for low temperature. The larger lot 4, Chefrr atreet, Haaea Park Fas! Park SPIXIAL Cl! KI^TMAS numbers by: the bird the lower the heat should M ail rice C., and jiisie Dajiiisf, lilaek A, 1 Rumfnr'il Vie*.* -K<'d:i chrome, of N. E half to flv« and one-half hour*. lot 38, 39, Cherry etrost, Banea Park 2 lU|>hnol Turk nf London 300 degrees F. from four and one- >j<># ..»...H. _.._..• Ss.o " I.-.iuir Humiy Hunts Came HiiiU hald to flve and one-half hours. Far • "(afferent" *Ww, eba«M far the meat flavor'*! veal riblets. They; William Defak and frank Lame, block 4 Cuiirv .t l-.t-j ire a wile buy rlftit n*w, aai whit'a more they five near texture and flavor. 56, lot -1. 10 acres lsnd and build- 5 Nn'mnn Morkwrll That in 15 to 18 minutes per pound. To keep the stirw an a tradllianal vein, add small whole potatoes and onions ingi, Wnnide Road, Fine Brook 6 lli'.'.utlful Amciirn ft Sre'.'.i-h Cftlrndara ar.ii a sdde isl^cllon or A «m,iller bird, eight to ten pounds, lone enough before the end ef cooking time so that they arc at the "Just tlO c may lie roasted at 325 degrees lor Est. of William Davla ana Willie: personnl iiou :,:nl Aiti-tir Klntioiiery -An Meal inexpensive pifll Held, block 67, lot 21, lana. Way. Double DO COME JN* AND BHOWSE AROUND! about three to threo and one-half llrle »2.»4 hours, or 20 to 25 minutes per Turkey Souflln With Mushroom Unknown John Doe, block 4T. let I, pound. When the fleshy part of the FRENCH PEAS (pt.) 32 »cree land, Aeeurr avenue drumstick feels soft, the turkey is (Recipe Serves Four) Sauce ftl.il - Long 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Ediridle Fortune, block C, let 11, Apple THE CANDLE LIGHT done. Protect the fingers with a 1 pound fresh peas street, Hewc. Park (8.06 cloth or paper when testing the 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour l'lacido Famularl, block A, let f, Gharry 100% Wool 767 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. meat." 1 head green lettuce •;i teaspoon salt street, Hsncs Tark „ Is.24 3 small white onions ii teaspoon peppe.- Rebecca nnd Stanley Forehand, block Phone: Red Bank 6-2144 There nrn plenty of Jersey-grown 2 tablespoons butter or margar- K, lots U, 7, Sprlngdala avenue, Hance •horU turkeys this year, even though pro- 1 cup millc I'arlt Is.to duction was lower. Cold storage ine 4 eggs, separated Charles Q. Kerris, block 41, lot 21. land, supplies make up the difference 4 tablespoons water 1 cup ground or chopped cooked Shafto Koad, Wayslda 12.SI \-i teaspoon salt Thomns Gannon, block 47, let I, 21 Hetlf-lflt Garden State farms produce a| turkey acres land, Sycamore avcr.ua til. 1% other Items for your tradition:! \« cup cream sauce 2 tablespoons minced or finely Mrs. John Green Eat., block 64, lot 8, Thanksgiving dinner, too —bright 2 tablespoons grated chee« grated onion land nnd blilldlniie, Pine Brook 15.IS Regular* red cranberries from New Jrr^f-y Paprika, Ti ...iy Riiivy with canned or lanac H. (illhuly Eat., block 67, 1st 4, 1 H3 ficrea lands and buildings. Hops bops, sweet potatoes, celery, squash Shell peas. Wash the lettuce sauted fresh mushrooms Komi 174.82 STORM nncl cauliflower. All are plentiful. well nnd then lie the head loosely Melt butler or margarine over Bllzntmth S. Jones, block 61, lot 30, SI C«m«l Shade But fenst though you mny, re-together with a string. Wash and low heal, add Hour, salt and pep- ncrca land and buildiqjTS, Jllverslde member we're s'.lil asked to save sltin the onions. Put peas, lettuce, nvenue SMS.04 per and blend well, cook until M»KKle l.i-wis. lots 40, 41, 41 White's bread. noils or other bread will onion?, water, butter or marnrinc bubbly. Itcmovo from heat. Blend l'ark. Tine Brook 13.49 scarcely he necessary with so much and soil In a saucepan. Bring to a In cold milk gradually, stining un- John Martlniiik, buildina;, Keitroad av«< SASH other food on the table. Turkey boil. Cover closely and turn heat nue, 1'ine Brook I4i.t4 til mixture is smooth. Return to ChurlFS and Rose Menna, block D, lot dressing is best made from stale low. Cook until peas and onions medium heat and cook, stirring 6. Porter Tract, Pine Brook 74 bread, anyway, and one crust Is arc tender and water absorbed. constantly, until thiclicned through- Belli, Marx, block 61, lot (pt.) It. land all that is needed for tho best of This will take about seven to tenout. Add hot sauce to yolks, beat- nnd hulldlnKS, Wayside 112.24 pumpkin pies. John Mnrtiniuk, block (S, lot 13. land Old Man Winter can huff and puff '(III he'* blue In the minutes. Remove string from Ing constantly, ami then mix in tur- nnd bulldlniis, Shafto Road, Itecvey- wilted lettuce. Transfersto a shal- fucr mid ii won't bother your home one bit If it la 'Home Economic* llrlcfs key anil onion. Beat cg£ whites town IH5.07 low baking dish and cover lightly until stiff, but not dry. Fold yolU Rubcrt J. McMeans, block 47, lot 14, 16 eciul|i|ipart 4, cnmfnrtaMc and hpnllhy place to live with these Hiny- boiling one tablespoon of vinegar broiler heat for a few seconds to moderately slow oven (325F) 45 to Porter Tract, Pine Brook $1.27 lo-lintatl Improvement*, stretch your fuel with Storm in each quart of water for five to brown top. SprlnUlo wtih paprika GO minutes, until puffy, delicately Andrew Richardson, block S4, part of eight minutes. If the scales ore and serve. lot 7, Innd. Pine Brook ...- ll.tl Snali. Come to thin friendly, helpful concern with your thick, you may have to repeat this browned and a knife inserted In Fircl Reiver Eit., block 54, lot 12, il requirements and nienaurcnicnta noon, and be prepared center comes ovit clean. Serve im- ncrct Innd, Tine Brook $16.48 treatment. The vinegar solution will PEPPEHMINT BAVARIAN William II. Robinson, block IS, lot I, for those (list Iry blnMn. eventually loosen all the scales and mediately with left-over turkey land and buildings, Pine Brook $8.90 they can be rinsed out. CREAM gravy to-which mushrooms have Emma Louise Reevey. block St. part of been added, 4 servings. lot I), Innd nnd buildings, Wayside (Recipe Serves Four"* $20.51 When pressing pleats, place a Hlnh Iteeve-y Est., block 17. lot t, land, » Broad St. piece of wrapping paper or tissue ',£ tablespoons gelatin IIAMBURGEK STUFFED Rcovcjrtown ll».4« R«d Bank R Lon. Branch paper under the pleat. This will \\ cup milk ONIONS Charles I). Iteevey, block II, part of lot !4 teaspoon salt 11, land and building's, RsBveytoern keep the pleat from marking the (Recipe Serves.Four) $10.51 A amsll depoilt will hold any Item till XntM fabrics below. % cups milk Hnttie Slioino, Est., block SI, lot », land, Hagerman Lumber Co. Vs pound peppermint candy, t large onions, parboiled Pine IJrook $2.51 When you're laundering Knitted la pound ground beef and veal lterlwrt 1.. Schumari, block 59. lot 12, garments, do not hang them from crushed lot 4, land and buildings, Weyslde IXMBEIl, MIIXWORK, TAINTS. HARDWARE 1i pint cream, whipped mixed _ _ $86.l» the shoulders to dry. Sweaters and ',= teaspoon poultry seasoning Albert C. studman. block 47, lot St. land AND MASON MATERIALS. small articles are best dried flat. Hot chocolate sauc* 1 tcaBpoon bread crumbs nnd bMlldinsi, Hamilton Road $2».lf Slips and gowns should be placed Soak the gelntin In the quarter Salt Gucrin anil Helen Todd, block 41, part over a rod to dry. of lot 5, land and buildlnaja, Hope cup of milk. Add the «alt to re- Pepper Road $115.12 59 Chestnut St. Red Bank 6-0242 — 6-0243 maining milk, along with the 2 tablespoons butter or margar- Gucrin nnd Helen Todd. block 43, part Menu Tips crushed peppermint candy and nf lot r,. lurid. Hope Road $5.11 • inn Lottie Taylor, block II, part of lot I, This menu is prqdicnletl on thescald in top of double boiler. When Scoop out the center of the par- land, Rccveytown $1.37 supposition that you still hava a the candy ia melted, add the gela- boiled onions. Chop finely. Add David Turner, block 4J, part ef lot 2, little leftover turkey around. If tin and stir until It is dissolved. land, Rceveytown $1.06 not, chicken may be substituted remaining ingredients (except but- Adeline Vcrnnse, lot 58,. Clinton Place, Cool quickly by placing in a bowl ter or margarine) and mix well. land end buildings 148.10 very happily. of cracked Ice. When .mixture be- Brush Inside of onion cups with Adeline Vernnse, lot Tl, 72. Clinton gins to thicken, beat until light Place - I1IS.4S To prevent cereal from lumping part of tlie butter or margarine Dmby Winston, block A, lot 2$, Cherry n« it cooks, mix it In a bit of cold and fluffy, then fold In whipped and fill with the hamburger mix- street. Hance Park $2.S8 NOW TO GET water before adding it to the boil- cream. Pour Into a mold nnd ure. Dot tops with remaining A. C. Williams Est., block 14. let 11. chill. Servo with hot chocolate butler or margarine. Place in pan lanil, Siiuntikum Road, Pine Brook ing water. $10.91 sauce. with amall amount of water cover- Thomas I,. Simmons, block II, lot 7, bottom. Bake 20 mlnnlrs in a Innd and huildinffs, Ree^eytown $61.51 MORE 400-degrce oven. When the tax sale takes «laee, pay. ment nf all taxes or assessments, coatt and intercntts muat be made by the pur* POTATO CROQUETTES rhnscr before the coneluaion of the sale, NEAT | otherwise the property will be Immedl 'Based on 3000 gallons of oil par year floon, furniture. and plentiful food reminds us t-.t ICc per gallon. Kclh cmrlaint open tr elest with mu of how lucky we are. AW—with Unipull. Modi la JU any jirfptma—nmxA- ouse ably low in price. This land of ours is a pretty swell place when you stop to think Master Kmft Oil H#«t SO about it—highest standard of living; 17 up a heritage of freedom—lots tq be EASY PAYMENTS ARRANGED thankful fore . GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP SEABOARD SERVICE TIIK WRICi-IlT STORKS Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BAN Serving The Shore Tel. Red Bank 6-0248 156 BROADWAY LONG BRANCi HHD HANK UKGISTKK. N'OVKMUKU lin. ]!M7, Patre Thirteen Community Club Birthe.i»re)worl. n simpl*: and awlft. In SEA GIRT INN Canonico. Francis Caricato. Ron- I Inaj day anal nicht to help NXure Hd ynur .ill you need to do Is Check the lire hazards, la jUute 4N - Sea Girt. N.J. their guests attended the annual nie and Thomas Comerford, Peggy, j "!MP "\ •Ic*«« acldt and pnitc.noua vaale. Showplace of the Shore dinner of the organization Monday w»«» disorder or kidney function prrmila your home and Insure ade- night at Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- Jackie and Billy Corcornn, David Volaoaoua matter to rrinain in your blood. It and Maureen Barry, Philip, Shcitu nareauMU|(iiKbuk>c'.ie,rl>ruinaticroiunareauMU|(iiKbuk'ltii , quate-It; today—throuih town. Milton It. Kaasch, a special and Diane Burr, John and Katllie ••• ssllit. low of pep and enerar, «*ttln« op Egans of Hardinf M. auent with the Federal Bureau of rights, awellmir. pufflness under the? eyes, I Murphy, Timothy and Jlusetta neaoenes ai\4 diizineaa. Frequent or erantr un Hardlni* Rd. Investigation, U'aa the speaker. Anln, Peggy King-. Richard Kinff, »•••«•• «••» antiartinf aaoDiunilnst sont- Richard Hammond was dinner | Joycelyn Soden. Billy Johnson, • Imeaaliowi thera>!• sonethinf wron(witli MarHtnti Avr. LAWLEY AGENCY chairman, a.nd Fred Messina, pres- jour kidM. Chester L. Foliar TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-3925 By JACK LA FREDA and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Wakelec. Auxiliary Sponsors Also, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jeffrey, APPRECIATION! Mr. and Mrs. John Berkson, Mr. Itivirrvicw Benefit and Mrs. O. E. Butcher, Mrs. Lucy What we Valentine, Misses Abbie V. Strick- Luncheon mats were table prizes would like to at the card parly last week at the land, Ortrudc VanVliet and Vir- Fnlr Haven Episcopal parish house, ANNOUNCES have you know ginia Maloney, Francis WninrlRht, la that your Frank Lawcs and Arthur Powell. by the Fair Haven auxiliary of t r a d fl has Rivcrview hospital. Mrs. Richard helped us McAllister. Sr., nnd Mrs. Walter grow. V o u Layton received special awards. made UK what Sea Bright Chairmen were Mrs. Hoyd Town- REOPENING OF NEW BAR SAVE FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE we are todny, send, Mrs. Leon VnnHrunt, Mis. C. and fnirmss An old-fashion barn dance will be Theodore Engbcrg nnd Mrs. Charles Make that dream of home ownership or business sue* prompts us held Saturdny night at 9 o'clock at P. Hurd. cesi come true. Save for that important down pay- now to say how Ryan'B hotel by the Left antl Right Othcr.s presrnL were Mrs. Albert. ment... education .. . travel . . . your own business greatly we ap- club of Sea Bright. A mock mar- S. White, Mrs. Harold u Pitts, Mrs. After Extensive Alterations or the like. Instill the importance of saving in the preciate your patronaRe anil riage, costume contest and square Ella Pate, Mrs, David .Matthews, thus we state that we most dancing will be among the feat- Mrs. Howard U Biirdgr, Mrs. Ar- young people and help them enjoy a richer, fuller life. solemnly renew our pledge of ures. There will be prizes and re- thur Goff, Mrs. ,1, 11. Fielder, Mrs. Come to the Red Bank Savings & Loan and let ut ««• faith to all of you. freshments. Fred Dilione is chair- H. J, Wolf, Mrs. H. A. Htevenson. plain our Saving* Plans. man of the dance committee and Mrs. Kenneth H. Fox, Mrs. Frank on Your continued patronage in- is being assisted by other club Sherwood, Mrs. Samuel Craig, Mrs. dicates that you arc thoroughly members. Harry Clay, Mrs. Paul Oschwnld, The Women's Society Service met Mrs. David Leroy, Mrs. Ralph O. aattaflod with the careful atten- last Thuradny evening at the home Willguss, Mrs. w, H. Shanipnnore, tion and skilled sol-vice we give of Mrs. Conrad Johnson on Cen- Mrs. Clara Chambers, Mrs. Anthony WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th to all of your car problems. LA Thonia-i, Mrs. Alice Grcshoff, Mrs. ter street. Henry ].,. Tlltnn, Mrs. Frederick W. FREDA SALES & SERVICE- Stanley Renshaw, son of Mr. and Opper, Mrs. J. H. Chad wick, Mrs. KAISER-FRAZER, 117 Man- Mrs. Henry Rcnghau*, is convales- SAVINGS - LOAN ASSN. cing at his home on New street Werner Bcnning, Mrs. A. ,1. Burn- mouth Street. Tel. Red Bank from an operation he underwent side, Mrs. A. V. Jones, Mrs. C. J. ROBERT L. EDWARDS AT THE PIANO IMIUL 0-1702. Brasorteld, Mrs. O. I. Lyons, Mrs. last weak at Monmouth Memorial Henry Wcstdykc, Mrs. George T. hospital. Linton, Mrs. Ambrose Matthews, The past Counciloi'6 association Mrs. T. N. Dorcnuis, Mrs. R. A. of Monmouth and Ocean counties Cooper. Mrs. Lcroy Smith, Mrs. met. Friday night in the lodge John H. White, Mrs. Hnw!i N. Ford, rooms of Independent council, I Mi's. Joseph I*. Turner, Miss Sara Sons and Daughters of Liberty. A Murphy and Miss ISIIis.-ilicth Kmw- turkey disposed of by the lodge croft. Sandwiches Served At The Bar •vtis won by Mrs. Bloomfield Fary of Church stroel. The proceeds .imounted to $41.70. Notice of Settlcmtnt of Account. EsUtt nf rilranar V. II. Uocil, ilc Mrs. Raymond Hcliker, local reduce!. Notice IB hrrrby Itivrli Mini the school teacher, visited the physical tipcmims of Ihfi HUliscriliGi', tif.Utt^ C\VM:- MADELEINE D. HUBBARD, training work ehop Monday at the utor of the c'talu nT n.'iiil dcL-i'iinrtl. will )m ntlilltcil t,ny IJT l>ri:iln\jrr, A. 1).. I'JU, ihop Tuesday. nt 10:00 o'clock n. In.. nL which tim* School will close next Wednesday tit.lillcntinn will b# mnd# for Ihr allow- nncc of commission* find coitti.irl feci. at 12:30 p.m. for the Thanksgiving llntfilt October 2.1, A. II.. I!H7. vacation and reopen th« following KliWIN It. ItKEIl. Monday morning. II Ilnrvaro Street, A meeting of the Rebekah lodge Morttclalr, New Jeraey, At-'tlnp Bxfcutor. will be held tomorrow night. A so- Royd, Dndil, Kcer £ Booth, cial period will follow the buslneas 483 nioomneld Avenue, Our Special Holiday session. Montclair, N. J. A business and social meeting of Proctor*. the Legion post auxiliary will take STATE OF NEW JERSEY place Tuesday night, December 2, DEPARTMENT OF STATE Dinner is a Feast of at the .post room. CERTIFICATE OF' IIISSOLUTION A hymn sing will be held Tues- To ajl to whom thrte presents may tiny evening, December 9, at the come, fireolinlr: WHKItEAS, It appears to my satis- Pleasure When You Methodist church. These special faction, liy duly authenticated record of events are being well attended and lh« prorccdin&s for the voluntary dis- solution thereof by the iiiimiimmiB con- proving popular. «ent of nil tli« alnckhnldwa. iltnoalteil Mr. and Mrs. David Satterflcld in my office, that (il-f)HE I'BTHOI.EUM Dine at of River street are parcntn of a CO.. it corporation of thin state, whose principal office la situated at No. 73 son, born Friday at Monmouth West Ilergen Place, in tha Pnroush of Memorial hospital lied Bnnk, In th« County of Monmoulh, and atntw ot New Jersey (James tiruno, lieitig the aaent therein and in chars:* BKTTIE HAMMN ENGAGED. thereof, ti'imn wlioni process may he served), has complied with the require- Mrs. John Fallon of Laurence ments ot Till* 1*. CorBorntiona, Ceti- Harbor has announced the engage- ernl, of Revised Statutea of New Jer- Strand Restaurant "ty. preliminary to the issuing of thi* ment of her daughter, Bettle Louise Certificate nf Dissolution. llamlin, to Anthony Michael Senk, NOW THEREFORE, I. Lloyd B. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Senk, Marsh. Secretury ot State of th. State 66 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Cliffwood. The wedding will take ot New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that th* aaid corporation din. on th* Thir- place December 20. Miss Hamlln tieth day of October. 1947. Ala In mr is a graduate of Keyport high office • duly executed and nttelted con- school and U employed a« a dental aent In writing to fhej djMgluttp.n of »ri|«I $ 00 corporation, "executed by all th* stock- nurse in South Amboy. Mr, Senk, holder thereof, which .iM consent and Full Course Dinner 2 a graduate of Matawan high th* record of the prncicdlnsa aforesaid school, served two «nd a half years a»« now on Itla if m» MW «*«• «• »«•• in the navy and la smployed by VM"1 *" 'Tfi TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the Jersey Construction company. I hav* h*Teto a«t eny hand Grape* Assorted Nats Table Celery and >fll«*d my offlrlal aeal. ' Queen OUras (8*al) at Trenton, thia Thirtieth If the mountain rang* of which Hur of Octotm, A. 1).. One CHOICE OF COCKTAIU Puerto Rleo Is a part were above thousand nln* hundred and Fresh Shrimp or Half Crap* Fruit —rather than below—sea-level, it '"""""V"I._ B. MARSH, Take t Up from somaons "In the know"— Oysters Fruit Cup Cherrystone Clams would be the highest In the world. Secretary sf Stata. Ola St. Nick. His paofc Is Ailed with beauti- CHOICE OF aoor ful slipper gifts for all oood girla. Take th* Cream of Turkey hint and gift your favorite gals with our CantenunsltMltoyao l beautiful ellppers this merry Christmas sea- •on. CHOICE OF BOAST, with Ckastsnrt Dreuln( HE FORGOT Roast Fraah-Kutoi Vttwsat Tukay Cranberry Santa OlMat Gravy •oast Loat Islasvt ttaddtnr, AppU Sauea TO ORDER Boast Sprln, CMefcso. Apple Sane* Broiled glri* -Ue ~ Met Mlgaon witwt h MaakMMM • He ex. VEGETABLES Cauliflower Brussels Sprouta COAL! Mashed Turnips Pearl Onions Don't be In hie position. There POTATOES may be a severe shot-tag* nf Maahtd Bolls* French Fried Candled Sweets . a U Royal coal this year. I'lar ssfe . . . SALAD Hesrla of L«ttue» and Tomatoes Bustlaa Drtsslaf KEEP YOUR DESSBBTS Plum Fuddln-. Wise, and Hard Saves BIN FILLED Frash Pumpkin Pis Hat Hlau Pis Haras-Mad* French lea Orsam WITH BEVERAGES Hat Chocolate Cedes Tea or Milk Heat Your Honu Finest Wines, Liquor* and ••an Automatically. THAN KtOIVINO DAY SPECIAL - S1.7S Install a Fruit Cocktail or Tomato Juke HEAT Drum of Turkey. Olblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce REGULATOR Candled Sweets Vegetable Tea or Coffee Plum I'uddlnc, Hot Sauce ANTHRACITE

Hot Turkey Sandwich, Candied tweets $1.00 SEABOARD SERVICE T. T. Potatoes, Peas^, Coffee JOHN B. ALLEN CO. Plmne Your Orrirr Indn.v—l(e

DOBEMU8. HU CUE * Kuhl and Mrs. Nancy Whltehead of Middletown village will attend YOU MAY PURCHASE RUSSELL Pupils Address the wedding of Miss Mildred Worth COUN'SEM-ORS »T LAW of Hostile Parlt at Roselle Park Are Your LET US Wfcitfiald Building, *•'* •«* Mission Group .Methodist church Thanksgiving. GUARANTEE John J. tiulnn Thomai P. Ooitmui Amory ].,. Haskell, Jr., and Vincuol J. McCut fcrneai t"n«nc Charles Halsey ot Princeton univer- Williini I- Ruiaell. Jr. sity entertained a party of 12 Outline Two Summer Saturday night at tho home of Am- RUGS REUPHOLSTER VENETIAN BLINDS I'AltSONS, LABBECQUE, ory I.. Haskell. Sr.. to celebrate " AT WHOLESALE PRICES Church Confcrciict •» Princeton's victoiy over Yale. CAVZONA *• COSIBS Your Old Living Room Furniture Aluminum • Sleel - Wood COUNSKl.LUKS AT UIV Miss Marion Wallace and Georpe IKS Mattie Carey of Frost ave- SOILED • Willacr Sir. Kid Bank Morton werfr the speakers at >i nue has been confined lo her home ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Theo!|i)ie l» t'ai'Ut'J EilmumJ J. Cmixuna meeting of the Woman's Mission- for ecvcrnl days with a rolcl. Miss Old Sets Made Like New TheuJoiB J. Ubrccque Lillian Carey of Fair Haven has 1-1317 Elilon I-'. Combt ThomM J SmlUi ary society o! the Red Bank Prcs- Recovered In Newest 1947-48 Fabric* Kobcrt H. Malda William R- Bl.llr Jr. iytcrian church held recently at been staying with hrr for several or Faded? Abraham J. Z«»tr :he church. Miss Wallace was a days. and Completely Rebuilt delegate to the First Westminster Mrs. Barney McCaffrey of Xave- CALL Fellowship conference at Grinnell sink River road has returned home At Reasonable Prices. WILLIAM E. BEATY college in Iowa last summer, and from New York hospital after un- ATTOK>'EV AT Mff Mr. Morton was a delegate to the dergoing an operation. All Work Guaranteed Youth Conference at Blair. Miss Catherine Corcoran, daugh- Income Tax Consultan., Both young- people gav* a report ter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cor- LEON'S if the meetings they attended, coran of Woodland farm, is a sur- UPHOLSTERY FABRICS AND SUPPLIES FOR SALE •0 Eait Ftont St., Red Bank 6-4377 rliss Wallace was a delegate rep- gical patient at Rivcrvicw hospital. resent intr the church Sunday- for chool, and Mr. Morton was spon- Amory I.,. Haskell. Sr., and daugh- FURNITURE AND RUGS CLEANED ter have returned from a week's ored by the society. Mn. Hubert IN YOUR HOME MILTON KOSENE M. Farrow, Sr., a society member stay at the National Home show, ( is an advisor of the Westminster Madison Square Garden, New York ATTORN K V-AT-LA W Fellowship for Monraouth Presby- city. While in N'cw York they RUG tery, and she outlined her duties stayed at the Waldorf hotel. 15 Mos. to Pay-as low as $1.25 per week 105 Mcmiuoutli St. Ilcd Dank n that office. Miss Eileen Cooncy, daughter of Cleaning 4 Dy«mg It. !». S-i»l» Mrs. Gertrude J. Davj« outlined Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cooncy of he first section of the society study Oakhill farm, was taken to Rivcr- CALL R. B. 6-4038 FOR FREE ESTIMATE for Every Occasion book. "Committed Unto U«," by view hospital, Monday morning by Willis. Lamott. Piano aolos were the Fair View First Aid squad of Phone R. B. 6-2800 DR. L. W. CARLBON, played by Miss Carol Klatsky. Mrs, Headden's Corner. She is a medi- LONG STEM ROSES SUKt.bON CIIIKOI'OUIST, Ralph Eckert, Mrs. Edgar Mc- cal patient. Special This Wctk 3.00 dec. FOOT AILMENTS Clees, Mrs. J. Raymond King, Mr". CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS Ollica Hour*: Robert Odell nnd Miss Margaret NOW ON STATION WJKI, OUR SPECIALITY Daily 9:*u «- '"• I" h'^n V m< Applegate were hostesses. E\«nintfs; 'lue.da? iinil Thursday Mrs. Arthur W. Mayliew of Har- LEON'S Mrs. George B. Miller, president, rison avenue will conduct the half- For appointment phone 0-3412 reported that a society member has 60 BKOAI) ST., HUD HANK, N. J. given the group treasurer » $100 hour program under the title "New 64-76 White Street FURNITURE fc check as a "blessing thank offer Horizons for Women" from 3:30 to DR. MILDRED HULSART. ing." The society voted to give 4 o'clock daily except Saturday and Red Bank DECORATING one dollar per member as the goal Sunday over Station WJKL (FM) ABC CO. SUIUiEON CIIIHOI'OUIST of extra Rivinjf In 3948. The next Ashury Pork. The program is de- Since 1912 Foot Orthopedics— Eltctro-Therapj meeting will be Wednesday, De voted to the interests of women. 106 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank LITTLE SILVER RED IANK 4-1M2 OHica Huuta: Daily » m. m. ID E p. I The etalion is inaugurating its pro- Evening*: Tuead<«y, Tburaday, 7 !• • cember 10. Maj. Reedy of the Sal- Vaults on I'remlses vation Army, who is stationed at gram today. (Cloacd Wednesday and Fildar) Fort Dix and who at one time wa-s By appointment only, Kid Bank IJ-UVU5 in charge of the Red Bank chapel, 13« BKOAli ST., IIEI) BANK, N I. will be the speaker. At this time member* will brinjr groceries and DR. RAY DE CARLO canned goods for the local Salva- 8UHUUON CIIIKOI'ODIST tion Army. POOT AILMENTS Ulrica Hyurl: ltivcraiflc Heights Dai IT 9:011 a m. In 6:30 P. m. Evening by appointment WHY BUY Phone 6-0576 Mr. and Mi«. Frank Mabie cn- tcrlKiucd Mrs. Scrtna Havens ami W MAPI..; AVE. I1LI> HANK Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Snyder Sat- urday evening. DR. WILLIAM WYLIE Mrs. Mabel Hurley of Little Sil- PAY FOR CHIROI'OUIAL SUKCEON ver was hostess to the Community Functional Foot Diiordtia Social club at her home Thursday afternoon. Thonc atcndlng were 9 Mechanic St., ltcd Hunk, N J. VICTORY Mrs. George Hembling, Mrs. Victor Hour. • A. M. to t I'. M. T.I Hatter, Mrs. John Bamback, Mrs. MORE? LESS KAaninfa by Appointment. K.B. fl-3389-J Mac Schcnck, Mn. Emma F. Sny- der, Mrs. Amelia Johns and Mrs. AUDITS BOOKKEEPING Alida Kuhl. Mrs. Hembling was the ARKET .prize winner. HAROLD F. DOWSTRA Tlii? Tuesday evening meeting of the Sow nrid So rlub of Middletown RED BANK I'lihllc Ax township was held last week at the 130 Bread Stiaet Phona home of Mrs. Charles Scott, Glcn- Rid Bank, Naw Jirlty Rad Bank 6-3I8SR dale park. Attending wevc Mrs. Joseph Chisman, Mrs. Angle Ward, 21 WEST FRONT ST. DELIVERY TEL. 6-0508 Mrs. Marshall Smith, Mn, Donald Matthew*, Sr., Mrs. Tommy Sim- Window Shades mons, Mrs, Martin McGuire, Mrs. HOME MADE 12-Hour Service. Frank Hirst, Mrs. Chris Jaeger and DIAMOND No Waiting. Mrs. Fred Bremyer. ALL PORK FRESH Mr, and Mrs. Franklin Rogers, former residents of Middletown BRAND MOBILE V. B. COtownshi. p now residing in Green- RED HANK S-33112-lt wich, Conn., were visitors in Hi- JERSEY vcrside Hciglit« last week. Albert H. Smith, who has been in SAUSAGE charge of the kennels of the Mon- SMALL Pork Loin mouth County Hunt club, IIM WALNUTS moved frohl Bclford to the Haskell estate, Onk Hill farm. Edward Fcakcs ot Woodland farms cutatea Is on a month's vaca- tion in Florida, Ib. Ib. A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs. PRIME Kdgav Taylor of Hcadclen'* Cor- ner Sunday morning at Monmouth Memorial hospital. GRADE Mrs. Ralph Teed has returned to 55 her duties as chief operator of Mid- Ib. tlictown village telephone office af- ter a three -.vceks' vacation. MILKFED 39 Mrs. Anna Knoche of North Ber- Ribs Beef 59 gen was a week-end guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and JUMBO Mrs. Albert E. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams VEAL HEARTS Something have purchased a new Chevrolet More automobile. Mr. William* l« now a federal employee at Trenton. Than Just A daughter was born to Mr. and GENUINE Bottle of Mrs, Clayton Held of Minnfsink pnrk Sunday morning «t Mon- CUTLET Milk Ib. mouth Memorial hospital. SPRING CELERY Mr. and Mm. Ralph Teed and Puritan Mr. and Mr*. Georgt Pittinger have returned after spending several Leg Lamb 62 MILK CO. days in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Watcon Zwenski Red Bank 6-0686 are parents of twins, a boy and a girl, born at Rivervicw hospital Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams SIRLOIN and daughter Kay and Mrs. Alida Choice BONELESS Porterhouse AA Public Sale CORNED ROUND Steaks HARD RIPE ESTATK OF MAIIV H. EDWARDS will disperse at rubllfl Auction entire Household Goods, Furnishings, Etc., on the prem- FRESH lues at: omatoes 873 BROADWAY. WEST LONG BRANCH, N. J. PORK Saturday, November 22nd. »t I p. m. Electric Sowing Machine, Frlgldalre, Electric Washing Ma- chine. Hoover Vacuum Cleaner, Rugs—Room and Scatter Sijes, Stair Carpet, Stands, Tables, Floor Iximps, Occasional Living Room Chairs, .Mirrors, Vases, Table Lamps, Radio, Linens (Bed MILK and Table), Bcils, Dressers, Bureaus, Chairs, Pictures, Settee, LOIN PEARL-WHITE Lounging Chairs, .Studio Couch, Cabinets, Chinaware, Glassware, FED Kltchcnvarc, Large Lot of Home Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Ib. Porch Furniture, Garden Tools, Chests of Drawers, Large Collec- BOILING tion of Hand Tools, Lawn Mower, Ropes, Ladders and many mis- LEG cellaneous Items comprising Household and Garden requisites, These offcrinci nrc nil In excellent condition. Rump Veal 49

Administrator and Auctioneer shall not be responsible in cue nf nrniflnnt or injury lo nny person or persona In, on or about th« ONIONS premises. All Items to IJO removed from the premises at conclu- sion of snle. TOP No Albs. »(y Order Of OR Fat J. IUJSSUIX WOOLLEY, Adiiiini«trulur Adcle. B. 0. COATS, Auctioneer, 490 Bath Av*., l,onK Branch, N, ,1. BOTTOM Frank Mnollcy rhnne •-,i,Wfl ,1, I'urker Round RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO; 22. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917 SECTION THREE—PAGES 1 TO Public Officiul 25 Years Driiiiiinoiul Place Put Tony E. Hunting Rumson Mayor Uu Oui-Way St. last School Equipment At a short session of the borough Raise $18, Is Fair Haven Gives Views On c'Diuiril Monday night, Hi'iimmond Acquired At Low place was added to the list of streets to be made one way as soon Official 25 Years Vets' Housing ii. Hunting of Mayor Louis M. Hague stilted at was authorized lo advertise for bids on a drainage project on Elm The educational system of Fair Haven was hunurod at a din- last Thursdny night's mootinp: or Shrewsbury township ha.i turn ner Friday nit'ht at the Willow- the borough council thai he would place. It was voted to send a letter 1 to the Freeholders commending the .steadily inlproved during tin p;i.-t brook in observance uf his 25th an- like to correct a niUundfr«t;indin-j months by tho |inirhnsf (it various niversary as a. member of the bor- among some residents of tho hor- county road department on recent J. Dan it'I TiilltM* ' ough council. improvements to Harding road. typo« of equipment from Ihn War ough relative to tile council's atand- A.'-.srls Adinini.-stration at prices itn- An unusual highlight was the inj; on the veterans' housing situ- Councilman Kenneth M. Wyckoff presided in the absence of Mayor hclievnhle to the ordinary husiiirss To Give Principal presentation to the £ucsl of honor ation. He declared that no member manager. of the actual signpost which will of the council, includinj1 himself, Charles R. English. be erected at the intersection o- is anything but sympathetic to ade- Already obtained find in use arc Hance road and u new street to be quate housing for veterans. materials normally not ncqiitruble Talk Al Dinner i • • .' i.. • i ; - for a.s much as $10,000 nnd the • •" known as Hunting lane. The street • Recalling- that the Rumson Vet- '••< named for Mr. Hunting is located total cost to the Khrew.-ilmry town- ,• i| •! erans' organization and Holy Cross • •'•' y f'Jin!.! in the new housing development be- Dr. Pignataro ('ommmiilv < • 1 .1 IV .;•'! 1 Catholic War Veterans post dir- ship taxpayers hn.s boon \v.<$ than ;;••• 'or lO-U tween Knollwcod .school and Kide,e • i) • •• :..::: ; fered aa to whether or not an SuOO. nccorcting to Louis A. Steln- '• I yr.r.'r- road. The presentation wan m.ide 1 imillor, president of thp huiird of Of <'i>niim rc To .1 •v> i ,. nifK^. ' by Mayor Kdgar V. Dcnisc, who emergency existed, he said if there Speaks Tonight A|.;i; 1' : • <•'. ..I" education. '••••I for- Al- also presented u box of rosr-s lo is a need and if any plan is pro- Al I.Dii" Itranrli !J Mr. Hunting fur Mrs. Hunting. posed, it will receive fair consider- "I-^ist winter when a. specrial pio- 1:-. p • i. *.;.(• fuf tho i • r : Rrnni to benefit nnn-pniMt educa- •:.| i' i •n" couiry Other gifts were a Hamilton fjuui ation from the council. He added Sl. James Witinrii : wrist wnich, presented by Assessor George Sutton that in any project the interest of tional iii.stitiitions through n !)."> per Neighbor Kills '''In* K rl I'.uil; 1 :! -ir- I SJ l I ;".•:• ; fr,:- Kay VanHorn, ami a lump Voi- Mrs. tho borough -and the general in- Tit Hear l*M<'liolo<;i*l cent discount from llxrd pliers wa.s : bi'i- iif Ciiliiniri' I' 1 !nv in,ir- Hunting, presented by Councilman lerest of the tripaycr.s also would iniUnted, the .school honicl .set, i\M<\? j with lh l'!i:iinb." ,1 I! i •.-.•.!. TIII. .' rner^'T-.'y Peter J. Uiehclc. DieDi s At AAg eO Of fthave to he considered. Neither of Dr. Kiank Pignntnro, lied Bank in tin: huflRPl $.100 fur .-.IIL-II pm- Malanan Woman sininiii :; '1 n • i • .-• .I n til" l!)li li, the veterans' groups, he said, ivus physician and psychiatrist, tonight chuse.s" he -r-nitl. "Sir.co I lien, I'llilc•rl State C'lli 111.. !". • 1.: i Theodore D. Parson.-, boloujih at- in favor of temporary housing. A speaks to the women of St. James scores of requests for nil .sorts of i!-.•,' :i itillllc if hi 1: u'.'i' •>• * in!"o:nicd He Wan l!,lii,,l •! torney, was toaslmaster, and the committee comprising Ccmncilmen parish, who have been invited to be materiiils useful for tho school nnvc Sliolput A^ licltM 'runt. • • li.r I. II. i' c.i.ljl'i il •••ith i',.;inw |. ...1 ,- • in ir;> i '• '•i- in -hij speakers, in addition lu those al- Drv (iodiis Mereliant Charles. B. Harding. Francis J. guests of the Sodality of t lie boon inadr. In a majority of the Thursday, I i; ;;•• |, !' 1' !••,, ..1 II.I ready mentioned, weie Councilman Nary nnd Harold J. Goelschius, all Blessed Virgin Mary. His topic will cases', votcra us, federal agencies Is Itrli-rvi-d ln>;uu,' in. , a neisili- a.s accompanist. building code wiis adopted. H con- j .St. James that Kcv. E. Paul Amy, ' douhle-tuhf HuoresrenL desk lamp.s, bor, lii'lii'vi'd uf un.-umiil niiml, f. r pur i h -i.--.. .-il ! Ppt CJI1 ycin, wh.rli homestead on II road street, where n iv.- !, •:.'i4 • i• i in t. nitni.-'n'. of tho 15inner building now stands, he tains basic stipulations approved by 1 Society of Jesiif-', and a member of retailing tit near $l!0, which were llri'il a .«hiil^un hl:i. The following testimonial in the the state and is a "step in lhc right :i prominent New York family, set at ;L fixed price of $U, but wimluvv of a downstair.; lo'ini in \v;ia :i san o,' tlio lute Air. and Mrs Th.. . ','• n" v 1 i • fiirni. in,j (iefen^y form of u reso.uiion was lead by direction," said Mayor Hague, well-known in this vicinity because through I he O.'i per cent .-choul dir- hi* hmi.-v iii'Xl iln'ir. Shi- died a! •John SutIon nnd was ;i life-Ions !'! •VVil 1 >;• 1 .; |i:illji.' s I lied for Mayor Demse; ievident of this borough. After at- Mayor Hague compliinenLctl both of the many summers they have count llio cost to Sluew.-hury town- l:-<> )i. ni. yc.-itn day ;:\ I'iverv'.ew V)'HEKK,\S, on January 1, J'j::J r in l:'.l, ; . Mr; K 'lie >'•••' v and iho tending tho local schools ho entered parties on the manner in which spent here, is to he the preacher ship taxpayers \vns only l- i'cent:;." liar^r, Ih.'tl Iff : Tony E. Hunting was Hut ;-wurn from :L tu-.'.'iii^.. ^iin, tl r. r.i > :il: I'.'iiiy P'lid each tho employ of the old established they conducted their election cam- for the novena that is to precede slnifk Mrs, c •; y,. i in as and assumed the duties and Tho .seliuol boanl pii.sidint cited r* 5I.M' A bill i- still to he Broad street dry fioods Him of Ad- paigns, stressing the absence of the Feast of the Immaculate Con- .several other example.--, Mich a.s nn Cooper in Hi,, i.hi.yi ;in i IPJ;. responsibilities ol a mc-niner ul' me p i.i r .;• K'i .-,.• Oipi liancn, As- 1cm it Coir ns nn under clerk. He any bitterness or personalities. ception on December 8. The novena Jsi-yp'ut Kit;-t Aid !!• u;id, \\\ tlu> boiouKli council ot tilt: uuruu;;i\ uf «leclrio dupliejitinj* machine whi-'-h In I.V I" . i ; a i n..\-. -v' ii vernnieiit a bout $-lli'), .!. I.!.':! S. • h.i r. •.-'i.-:i 1 n \v..q eon- late William A. Coin and became a chairman of the finance committee, Nnvembrr liO, and devotions will be .sqllllil whirli W:IH mil u a call, wn.s WHWltKAS, lor mure Ihun -0 Mini obtained by Ihe. .school for only \i •toil Vi' • ,; ,1 ili':.:.'i' muifler in l'iirtncr of the late Isaac H. Adlcm reported collections so far totaling .'iiniMionril :in IT the shotiliii); nml .rj years since that dale Tony rJ. held evcr.v night. For Catholics, 511.SO; a Knrdrx IIMIIK cabinet for II ,' . I'l '. ,i •^ S3L'7,lfiO.ll, as compared with 5315,- mlniini:.!(.| r.l hluurl phii-ma t'.i tlio ,r Hejin.v li.'i osa at Hunting ha.i served ami is now c it year. ful and cilicicnt scrvicu as a mem- to fraternal life of the community the council was in favor of any li^ht. in tlic li.'isnmen!. nf I'-nnls' He was, however, nn ardent base- ber 8, when the novena exercises consi " of Havens &. Emeraon for the new ri"<"•'•1 ' •''"'• Hrish*. drawbridge SOLVED, that wo and air or us ter tho political arena of Red Bank op William A. Griflin is to preside. bcitiK burned. nierce, J. lliminl Tuller, prrsident | l"".i ' - whoso signatures arc heicunlo af sewage disposal plant. Council will Ti when the town was part of Shrews- study the plans and act on them Musses on Thanksgiving day in According to Chief Slo;il, there of Iho Tuller Con'-lrtlcMun rompriny! '« o Ex'.Tmlnnflon llxed. do ourselves, for the borough wns no clrdrii-lty in the la lifiiiK: j of P.I'd Hank, will be the pf I niip.i I ! l '"iinius rted that during and for the citizens of the borough, bury township and in more recent at the next meeting Friday. Novem- St. James church will be at 7, 9, Surrogate Mahcs i-.'P years in Red Bank's borough politi- ber 2S. and 10 o'clock. The 10 o'clock mass licciiu.ii: he In:rl fiiilcd pay hix | H]ienl!7. ."On fei't nf new draina^a extend to Tonv E. Huntinc our sin- li^hL liili. d.?c-:piln tin1 f.'""t that be cere appreciation and thanks lor cal ;iffnir.s On several occasions he Councilman Harding and the is to be a Missa Cantata, when the HITS Man's Stake in Natl'innl Af did' LIM n onstt Hcted, U'T't Ills' 25 years or tireless effort as it was offered the honored position of borough cleric will represent the music is to be furnished by the Salary Refund bail SL'.'IOO in rash in Ilia pocket fairs." itches u'dio ri.u'ut and 16 mayor of Red Bank without any when .placed under iirrost. He had ilt's nf ditiln- clesined in salt public servant of the borough of borough at the December 8 hear- children's choir recently organized 1 The spe.'tkinir will not be lengthy. Fair Haven, The manner in which opposition by both parties. He was ing at Trenton on the proposed in- hy Sister Mary I*a Snllette, direc- been burniti ; boiiKcliold furniture mar.ili i-ections of the county and ha has performed the duties and also urged many*times io become a Dui'iiiaii M<-.l''iul nvsl nior.th. ment of high blond pressure at the local juvenile delinquency councils, church, l-jverctt, for Mi.-s Kranr'/s que, Harold A. Mnrgollcs, Hubert A. scribed the response by Fair Haven meeting next month. HendricUson; Special Deputy Sur- celcbratcil at 10 o'clock at Kt. Jo- Greco and Michael Snlnsi, bulb of The pi-ofessoi- also announced tho Harold A. Murgolics, Hubert A. residents to the appeal for food whose duty it Is to study the cafio roffatc Wrelforcl C". MadKc and the seph'.? church, Keyport. Hurinl will board':; recommendation for extens- and if possible, prevent the way- Everett. They expect to In' ni;irr.r'l Gaul, George H. Woodward, James for the Friendship train. The may- office staff of 11 cilicicnt a.sfii.st- he in St. Joseph's cemetery under Sunday nfte". nocir., Nov.-uibc.1 :i'i, nt ion of the present federal rent con- A. Woi'dcn, Edgar V. Denisc, James or, who was chairman of the house- $1,325 Sett lenient ward child from being taken into ante, tho surrogate's ofl'co has direction of W. H. Krccmnn & Son trol law in tliN area for another juvenile court at Freehold. '•',:'.',0 o'clock at St. Gabriel'* i-lmrcli, J. Hogan, W. Raymond VanHorn, to-house canvass made by the Boy continued to give to the public its of Frecholil. Iilradevclt. year ttom i'.s expiration date— Harry Uutchyshyn, Henry R. Start- Scouts Saturday, said there was Tu i-'rcchuld Couple The club will hold a card party usual prompt and courteous service. I'Vlirtlary •jU at [itescnL rental ler, Theodore D. Parsons, Rocco Marriage bann.i w.-ro announiyd J :M •'". He added that the houitr.j hardly a house where the occupant Charles Cooper, Jr. and Esther at the clubhouse tomorrow night, "Very truly yours, School lioiu-il Kescrves fur the Hist lime Stiml-ty at S'.. Dilione, Ronald Allen, Walter was not ready with a package of . Cooper of Freehold received a with Mis. Lawrence R. Burdgoand "Dorman McFaddin, rihin-ttilir: in lhc North New Jersey Reade, Jr., Frank LrsUo, Russell CJathetine's for Miss Ellti li. K'.-lly area i.s at acute aj; ever and insomo food when the scouts called. A Fair $1,325 eettlomont in an action com- Mrs. Burton Moore as chairmen. "Surrogate." Dance Hiior Action 1 H. Minton, Leonard A. Muck, Paul of Llncroft and SterliiiK Sltykcr of ira-it's more acuti because o; popu- Haven grocer estimated the value menced in the New Jersey Supreme The club choral, directed by Mrs. Mr. McFnddln began bis public The Atlantic Highlands school Keyport. de la Reussillc and George W. of tho food at $1,000. rising out of a contract the Howard Miller, will hold a special career—as—a—eounty—undcrflheriff ; latio.'l shifts. Tile bn:l;d rhiirmnn Curchin. rehearsal at the clubhouse Mondr.y said that the thrcj mayors, in mak- Sixteen scouts, under the direc- loopers had with Vincent Caruso and Bvibscquently served tu* mayor sion on a. request by the P.T.A. for Ititl Hank INCUEASIi TUITION. tion of Scoutmaster Emll Jakubecy nd Edward Drastol, trading as the night, December 1, at 7:30 o'clock of Long Branch from 1032 to 1930. U .MIS Will ing their teconnnt'p.dation. also ex- prior to the next club meeting. permission to use the gym-audi- pressed approval of maintaining; Representatives of the board of and Assiistant Scoutmaster Fred Jersey Building Lumber company He was elected a freeholder in 1839 torium for iliinceii following basket- Hear I'rcc Russell made the canvass, and the and rc-elcctcd In 1912.' On June 1, Iruin rent control far another year. They education of Middletown township, of Hazlct arid Frank Mulliuan of RKCKIVK SETTTjEMENT ball games and on other occasions. believod, however, h? added, that Atlantic Highlands, Koansburg and packages were carted to police Perth Amboy, ngent of the com- 1941, ho resigned as freeholder to I'houii.i no decision WUH reached l-'iecholdcr .lo.seph f. Irwin will headquarters in trucks donated Harold A. nnd Mac Clarlc of Long upL thu appointment' of Mon- ."U'II.T i^'ici u.iri litn- iuidi^uLs fur Highlands met last night at i_,eon- imny. on tho ri'nitosl, tho board did not speak lo the Red Bank Lions club inctTa.;?d nirirnlen.ince foitd and lfdo to discuss a regional high by Frank Leslie, James LaBau, Jr. Under terms of the contract the Branch received a 5700 .settlement mouth county surrogate to fill the indicate favor uf tin: plan a.i they Tuesday at the Molly Pitcher hotri school. It was decided to arrange nnd the Boro Buses. A state high- company.was to build n homo for In the New Jersey Supreme court vacancy caused by Ihe death of felt that the Moor might bo ilntii- and will discuss the proposed parU- a meeting with Charles Anderson \va y d cpa rt m e n t t ru ck took the the Coopers for 50,500, but prior to for damage to their automobile Joseph L. Donnhay. He was elected pd. Tlio icnucst was made by way and inland waterway. of the slate board of education and packnges to Tventon, the time the building was started, due to negligence of the de- to the same office In the next gen- Willlcm Junklcniiin, president of After the talk, Mr. Irwin will I'ivc laniilic- AsktMl fendant, Harold E. Kluni.pf of eral election. Thomas Harper, county superin- the company gave notice that it the P.T.A. Mrs. Frances S. Groun- confer with incmhors of tho club !'<» Leave AjiarEiucnt tendent of schools. It was brought nun; AUDITOR would not go through with the con- Manasquau, in an automobile ac- Owner of McFnddin Motors, ivood, sixth grado toaehor, resigned and a special committee concern- out at the meeting that hereafter tract nnd a suit was started for the cident November 28, 1945, In Nep- which has been established 2f> -incl hor plnco was filled by Mrs. ing plans for appearance at Tren- Kivo families occupying an apart- Morris Portner, 'accountant with tune township. The Clarks were re- rK, he is a past president of Middlotown township will assess offices at 16 Monmouth .street, WUH return ot the dopoRlt pnid by the Helen Kkldor. ton Ileci-mber S to plead for con- ment l-u:!dinK at Rivor road and tuition pupils on an actual cost Coopers under terms of the agree- presented by Robert H. Matda of nfc' Branch Rotary club, Mon- struction of these projects. Haloid ljiifay.'f. (i .sttiH-t, I'unison, were hired Tuesdny to na-sist Herbert the firm of Parsons, Labreccjuc, mouth County Automobile Dealers basis, Hill with the audit of Red Bank ment. TlH'KC $ti.Z'J lJutlH. A. Hendrickson will head a lar^'o their homes tern- Canzona and Combe, nsftoclntion and Hr::shorn Shrine Our vippoi*'.s, which Kcd U:\nk fi.ll.MI7.'—Ail\ tv* isr'iunl. Yfs, liiH ytntr ilnu-fiic*. un will' suliil ship Recorder W, Gilbert Mnnson Tuikryf, mul Cipnim. ciillMiisi-il l-'riday, i-iuild be replaced. audit iwCorn tho hurlgnt mooting. roililinu. IU will nit It Ifi ynur sl7.c. thl.i morning at Rivei'vicw husjii- imo'i.i Wli'e ALI-€> tlnnlfl ur'J Otlor.T Cln*rt». \Vp Imvr trilv« r.=c ru.ls, susll nulfl, jiwiilK- on a disorderly conduct charge af- tfil. where he wns Ink on lust .week Irii, In,li'il l,i....stnl. tinier yu G.n IUI W'urli i.-. nosv in |iiu^irss un the iril'iii/iil <•:«.-• r-. *:l.;i.'> t« Armslrnnrf Linoleum, •A ci'li in >, nml nil I hr IT'I, rMin niii'. ter IIP became abusive with volun- fnllowinj," a fnll nt h's home in i rl.ij. Ciiiii anil n.i.v uil .1 ftnindathip. Mr. r.-ar.-all bclicvoi nas it.'. l.nvrly whiip V"H nt Mi I'lilltMll. I...11.1 11,1',,. I ili'tlu* h:<:<>]' )"-: h I'V iitiri IIIKII- We h.ivf new |iiillriii> )u riiyh ntiil which he suffered a frm-turccl hi|i Wlnl- A" In.. lit*. H' f ml r pnluT tli'iilu.*. Ynil Illiv.' teer firemen as he attempted tn tfi MiMilllmiUi -.IVLCt. Mm fiiiiiiilitinn .-u|i|nn:.i were wcalt- Inl.llia. . 'I'hnyii' .-mil Oni liahy ii'llii.. fir.ni- i >»vmfiu, iir\.- ilu-tiw riiKs-, Utvcly inml, K. , J. - IK'Vrr ^r.ll such nil Ii-Viiirllllrnt, Nlltlunill stop them from extinguishing H nnd other Injiuirs. K..I M:iiik n -1 *J IT. A.I VCI'IISCIIR'lll. rnnl dining Ihi- h-.a'.'y rain.s last i'fd l-'uriilliirf CII., I Ml Kliri"\!<- ii' w I;iii5|» alunlf s. prptty new pnpi r & 1(1. Pimm's. Ailvcrllkrmi'iit. iKU'y nVL'iiur', Hid Hunk, Opin until !l drapes tlinL you enii'l ttll from clotli grass flro near his home, He wa.i wrrl; Thp building aloo contains •'•riiliiy and Satin ilay iil»lit». Advcr- iwid. IJ,t nil Mil-tlCL'il ll[> For 'I'huukfa- r!otlco arrested Thursday night and was $1.00 .Shnt-tuu ShclU $1.09 Rnyiil Typi "T.io C.indlc Lliilil." toll:' ti KivitiR1 ami Cli list mils, Yi-a, unit wo enn HemiiiKliMi'*, I'litir'n, Wf.iurn's. All rtiililu jirul otHri- 1'iompt Pur e'th* '.hut tin- ilitlt'retit. visit tile 1 will not he rcHPonaililo fur any itobtH detained In jail until the hearing. lit Miccllll lirliT fl.dll II liiiJI. WrlKllt i-.it \,;inlnv/ BII.-KICH on ymr rollcrB while ciud thubo Incurred liy mynulf. i|.'.i\ . u; »l.<.i n.l.liiii Cllliillc l.lBl-.t (lifl Hhi.ti, I'l lll.in.-n.-l - you >vn',t, A Inn cim huiiK Vcntllmi Stnrio, 'fll Mnniiioiil'i stre.'t. -Ailvortisi-. Cl Il'i il HIM! iriu.irr.l. Kn-v Ail vorlisenient. Chrysler, Plymouth, tnternniliinnl W. II. MurUn, Marinate Money. Ali d'l Su-.-.-il (Jniphi. rt.nuilett- Huleti nn<| «ervlro. Mnurh'o Si'liwnrU li::mls in ymir home tho siiniu ilny you menu mill. .-. S. rii;i'.i'*, t u:. Mm.tii. llltll - i li!. 'l call up for llu-ni. Nallonnl i, & 111, 217 liny .U'linur, We enn ultu'u any tfouil mnrlHaue I'hni ..' ltul Hunk G ..ihJ. 17.".. I'hune tied Unnlt (i-0 7 H7.---Ail vert mo- IHuhlumla, N, J. Ally.; Myers I'unipn; Titiiks I I'hor AM.-iiliur.'L ;;•'.! 11' •II niithtb.—Ailj ment, 1'ruwn ,i. A'.iuk In Willlln HI, ... i.unn ' hiy^lu, riyiiKiulli, liiui natifinnl. «r nny tun ul •J.iniu ,li;.|i. ..I ,<«. k Htrinu ill |MII. KfWnnl, Cut It print- (.!n«.. MonmuuLl) .romity. Ho«ftMV. llfl'j Nuiih Salts illiil aprvirr. Mmirluo St-luv.iiU 1'iyiiiu -Ultr. •> t K;i.; .'1 .-HIM!, 1 lilt n fiu- miMiiilc uf Miiypinkv Hrlul ,•.,•, nun .';.i'.,,!,,, ii ,k ,i i;,n II, Mlnrtii. i'hnno Jtcil Dank ti-tl 17a,- Ad- Hinmiwnj , LIMIU Urtuich, Upcti *vctiing», u | .M.I.inn- S.liuiiiH. niil, M. \ . Mltiri- 'J'.ll !i. ;. 'limn Urd U.mk 6.UJSI,— AilvcUlli' -..iitniunt for rlimwuim nnd nlhlolo ii IMHtcuiil Id Miiyiiink*. i\t.. Avoii.liy. I'. 11.1. vcritscmilit* —Advertisement, nicnl. Julm Wtnnoil. I'Cci.h'.in Atlantis ill, I'll..!., licit ilai.lt' 6-l>7S7,—AUvcvllso Ill Hlll'MMI. II, lout, All druvgUUi—Advcrtlicnieul, tl|c-Sta, Wow Jci»c)',—i\(lvcitilciilciit, Indits 1-U0U4,—AUvcctlicniciiU Ulcill, 1-oat.j Fa_e Two J.'KM li.WK HEfJISTHH, XOVEMHKR _0, 31)47. turhcn find Rrv. .Icw-'rph R. Brzow- \Wddings Ucd Hank I'npils Personals Msgr. P. J. Clunc, -lii nf Fiirmnijai.ilr. Hebrew Society William Hulsc Visit Loral Airport " Films Sponsored Interment v.a.s m Ml. Olive; rc- HOW LAND—B f TCHliK William Greenwcod of llivorjfde ' met cry in the priests' plot. M«^r. Mcmbtiri of the ninth Kfade Mo- avenue sp?nt tin- wtrk-cr.d with .Joseph T. Ca. cy r;ivr brnrdirtinn Mi^s Maiilvn Marie HoyWand, dern .Science club of the River > Pastor At Rumson, Stages Annual !,:i^!il, r of Mr. and Mu. J. Kdgar Died Tuesday By Shrewsbury relatives a*_ l :i:i:ide!p"i;a. nt t'nr j:invi- n.-;i.-lej hy M.--._;-. .John street school visited ihc Red Bank Frcdelick K. Aii-jms of Hudson P. Burkr nnd Rrv. l_dwnrd Coin- II',v.: m:) uf West Long Branch, :iii pci t Tuesday afternoon wherr •.'.M.- m 'iricd Thursday to Benjamin avenue, manager 01 the .Mount Dies In 82d Year gnn. Monte (larlo 1 In Barber Shop the rla^.; iQarnd many interesting Township PTA Memorial home, is a surgical pa- 5 Benin- Wodnp^d.'iV worr \V;lli:ini I ',':':i'i li:i Butcher, son of Mr. nnd fac-l.-* about air;,lanes firmi Howard j tient a; St. Luke's hospital, Xo( H. Hinlclnifii.n. Albert A. Trrtoi. i Mr;;. U'il!i:im Butcher of Knoxvillc, 1 ('. S'.i-atlry, di.'ortor of veteran. ? I Yo:k city. He is expected to return A Famous Kdticalnr. George M. 11 •illnniii. Ju.-rpli Mr- M tlii" V30I1 end. I''.;-.-' 'lunch, W.-.-t Long Branch. : Cue, .1. Kiiu:i:d Hn.. in ml Mm M.u- Itnicfil Meld \l Tlir Tile pupils wen- imprn>:_sed with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldberg of He Founded Several tin Firming. Tho funeri! was un- ","n<- ceremony was performed by Waiting His Turn Ihi! fart thin Red Hank airport was To H«- OldfHd place are parents of a der thr direction "i the D:iy lu- ('oiniiiiii)il \ t'.vnli'r lie. Jay K. Helm.--, ;md a recep- cst:ib!:<-:hi'd in 1025 and now has an Tomorrow daughter born last Thursday at Schools ni'rnl home. i.oii lullouetl at Colt's ,\eck inn. In Ilurltrr Cliuir aerial taxi service, approved air- .Monmouth :ii.'m-Ji;al hospital. .Vvt- June Vounifin* of Oakhurst craft repair station, an approved 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Kinkade, 1 Msgr. Patrick .1. Clun<\ Ph.D.. I Moi o 1 h;i n ,''.!••> p' r.-nr. :t :'>>i: '' •'. v .-i - i:i,i:fl of honor, and J. H. How- William Hulse, 7(i, of 74 Mon- primary .ind advanced /li;:ht school The movie, "The Prisoner of Jr., nf West Front .,ti cct, are par- the ;uinu:tl Mn-.V < ";i: u i, ;;::• ; :•,,: i.'iiiil, '..'.is Ix.-! man. mouth street, died Tuesday mnrn- and appiovcd distributors anil deal- Jiencla," will be presented by the uata of a lion barn last Thursday at L.L.D-, p:istnr of Holy Cross St. James Group 1 MJirtt hy tin- J,.(i:r ' ilfh-fv- .- ,- Shrcxi'sbury township PTA at the church. Rum. mi. since 1941. and n '1 'i.c hi ide was gladuated from ; ing at Sole's Barber shop, Myn- ers foi Alnnica's lir.est airplane:-. niver\ iew hospital. | cirty Tur^djiy \WJ\\\ :•? ihf ,'r\\ \ I,, i:^ IIMIHII high s-'i.-liool and thn 1 Tiriton l*'alls school tomorrow nt famous ruinator, dircl Saturday .11 mouth street, while he wa.s waiting Thus! w :iu visit! il ihe airprjlt Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cottrcll of \ Coinm unity ( \->,\;i r tr.-. I \:v<-,\ :i! A.s!, 1'aik Bu.^'innMri college. his turn for a shave and haircut. ! were Mrs. Kisio .Maei.oud, science S p. ni, the rectory in his 82d year. To Hold Supper ( . Oakland street are .parents of a son "r,venue. Mis, Ai ! hui" V.\::u ;i].'] .-:IIIT' IK r graduation she has been j According to Joseph Sole, a bar- ! teacher, Fred JJiMain, John Anti- Msgr. L'lunc was horn in Ireland • Mi's. Skll.ry Milowlvv, MH;I•!;,- v.r- (••npii'Vi^ liy the Jersey Central j born Friday at Rivcrvicw hospital. ber employed by his brother, Frank ' nozzi, Mary JJucon, JLiu-:sr!l Booth, : Mi-, and Mrs. Homo;- Crcdic of and lived in Providence. R. I., Italian <'hH' To Cook • per Kid nit ••, we: r in eh;:: ;.•••. i'(,".cr anfl Light company at As- ! Sole, owner of th'c shop, Hulse wa.s Anna Oiizza. -M-nie Manella, Mnr- •when he first ait'ived in the United Mfiny g;iiiK-s wt re fr.-ifuiVd, ;ir,'l MI:I;.' I'.nk. Mis. Butcher wa6 jun- :\Ve=t3irte a venue arc parents of a seated in the last chair near the rear Ijfarot Rornco and JJruno Talorico. I daughter, born Monday at llon- States. Ho was ordained into the Siuiphrlli Mrul DIM*. V, :\ v:irirl y o.' ju'iztv. : ncUrhn^ *.'' ;m -t i'r prcsiilrnt of the Children of the building when his name wa.s priesthood May :S, lSOP, si Niagara • admit 1;i iu-" -i-.v.-t i :!:•, wci'c rnni: i1!- Am<'i:r,iii Ki\'oliil ion, and is a moutli Mernori.il hospital. (called to step into the barber's Verdi's "La Tntviala"' univc:.-ity and his first n?Eignnirnt ' utrd b>* yac'.rU.- mi inlif-: •• :iivt !•' ••] :i;<-!t»licr <>f Monmouth chapter, Mr. and Miv. Anthony Palan- was curatp. at St. Peter's church, Thr Hilary and All.'ir fliu ifty «»f ' chair. When Hulsc did not answer. d::ino of Ii-viin: pines are parents St. Janir.i chuich will hold ;i m«?i cli.'in'.'-. Sr^r.n! ;i',v:. i f!.s in.•!.!'!- 11". ujiht'i .i American Hevolution. Sole turned around to see w'hat was To IJ<; Siiiiji AI Asljury New Brunswick. Later he was 1 . r,.l n rnd;n. won !.y Mi.-. .];:)•. KT .'Mini. .Mr.1--. Klnest M. Swingle of a daughter, r.ohoita Ann, born ^ p:ij;hrtJi .4iipj" 1- Monday, I >r< rm- the matter and found Hulsc dead. Wnlfr! opera, "J,.i Tinviata", wi Friday at Munmuuth Memorial hos- ti-ansfcrred to .Sacred Heart ber S, :it iird Rink ('.ithulic hiph i Snodrof; a If!-poum! t in !: <-y. \>.t,r. MT I.'nh Aihuur. a former Red j The Red Bank Fii*t Aid squad wa.s I be pie.-:in!'-t] in the Asbury Park 1 pital. Mrs. Palar,ri:-.!.-r, is the for- church, Ticnton. pchodl fiifotet i:i. Ticlti.-tK may l:r. y\ . ! lr-tt;L will };,. ,ung by Miss Carla ycar.-t ago, Roger W. Wymb.-5, di-lr- 1 Haven. in 1918 and while there was ap- Blrdip AloxandiM-. Mr*. AI ire licr- Id.i Oei-ar'!. Mi.-. Mor:i,-, :^-\n-). !•*io 1 :i, anil Iti :^ alsri will !i!' M I'asl pointed superintendent of schools gatc for the Carpenter's L'niun, hid Mr. and .M;•:••. William Carpenter :gin, Mrs. Helena Crinc, Mrs. Mary ._ Mis. pr.-irl INi.-f^n-r^. MJ.-. .1. F. vri'ii.wo—IIK«;K\KIN«: been handling tlis Jiffaiis. ;nf 20 trained \it.vf.' and a 2'>-pieci! ' of the Trenton diocese, which he Grausc. Mrs. .Imnic Docker. Mr.-. Huulrr, Mi.-*. Abe ^idikin. Mi:. M:i\ guidance," :i new term to mu.'-t of W'asliingtfjn street are parents of held until IMP. In November, 1910, ;.1L- I Jr.-,I I ice VM ratio, daughter Having no relatives, Mr. HUIHC .\'cw Vork rily urchi\-;t i a. Catherine V. McCnrthy, Mi.«. Biiil- Urnnwit, Mi:--. I,. .1. II-!!cr Mr: . [ 'i'hc opera cnnip'tny's first pie- uc;i!oi.s. in which U'nchers arc a daughter, born .Monday at Mun- while serving in this capacity, he Ht't Roche, Mr?, .lulin IJdffmnn.Mrs, : ,,l* Mr. and M i:;. tjiacinto Vitrano ; resided witll Mr. and Mr.s. ]-;iigeini moulh Memcjiial lio.spital. 1 M. A. Snigrriui. Mi.-, ll.rh «-d K.il:- scntation in Asbury Park was \'el- l;ui;;!it latest niethod.s of helping founded llie Parent-Teacher associ- 1 ul ('.iilH-iinc slieet, and Harry G. Skoniki on the second Iloor of the | Man J. Hyan Mr, '. John I'. • inill,. land, Airs. Dsivirl Jluikiti, Mi.-. V;' pupils to learn. I Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph Rudolph of ation in the diocese. Pi-3.'imni!, Jr., sun of Mrs. May De- '• Frcy building at 74 Monmouth,di':i "P.i^olelli/* in S.'jiteinl)er. MI-P. nitd If. DoiiKlJiJt. Mr*. M;.n ; t(ir Scigrl. Mrs. Mary 'J.'ullrr. Ms-'. The . West street are purcn'.s of ,-i daugh- ;:inii;i:: <-•!' South street, were mar- j street. His personal papers and In 1923 he was again transferred, ' McKni^ht, MIH, Kathryn Carton, ; Hrlcn Sflflin. Mr.-'. I'-citlia .--*•*•.,••!. ter, burn Tuesday at Riverview ; MI's. Nan A11 :iire, Mrs. Julia K n if- I,, -, Mi:;, K. H. St i.-m , Mis, War Scrvic. I la- Flo:eni-e F. Forgot.son, doctor of : Gladys C.:uvo\, Mrs. M:irj,'.'irrt Lau- 1 I will be handled hy Loon Rouraillp, til JE35. While at Princeton he . Max Mori i.s nml ML-MS I-'' ;' h , All cx-.scrvic-inion nnd their f:im- law of Oil Jlroad Mrert, was one of | rino and Mrs. Madolinr- McCnrmirk. 'riw brnlc \^(,IP an old-fnshioneil : liorough attorney. founded a parochial school. iChnfoy. Hrrth:!. Knilrl. Minir i',v, ilirs, nioinhcis uf tin* I led J3;i nlc the honored guests at a reception ! Decorations will be donr by MIK.S i.lylcii gutt-n of while satin, trim- '• Mr. Hnlse had been a resident or : After his assignment at Prince- Jmn ' Rnntli. I-',r|.t)i Lrf.-i. M-,: v ; Mot hod:.-1 chin rli, h;i vc hocn in- given by the Peruvinu Ambassador i Mnrffiicrito Ward, assisted by iii,,I •.'.iih lace and orange Ijlua- i Red Hank and vicinity all his life. 1 ton, he was placed on inactive duty, • Iraiul. CVrrli-i- Mai mullein, Mm- 1 \-ilod !u .'iitf-ml ;i .spc.'-:;i] nnrvicc ;i\ Sonoi- Dr. Juan F,".u;:.-la DcLavallc •Mtesns Helen Lan^. Marjifiri't K. i- .,,,,1-. HIT llngi'i-liii length veil was I The funeral will be held Friday af- but later was appointed pastor of lyn l^nwcuhri-t- :in«l l!rf-' (]•.).[;]• I lie rlmiiii Sniul-'iy evenin;;, wlicn Snluiilny at tile Pi ! uvi.-ui Kmfon^iy ! ly. Mary Wui^lcy, Agnes Kane and i.lKi-il "i llie railli! lace jus that used the Humson church in January, Harry K»-ldl. Il-ilph l.-.:.:t-.\'.. I. !•:. I ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Mount in W'-.^iiin.^icn/ I >. c. 'i'he lionorcd ' Eva, Koiss. mi her gnwn, and was held in place I memorial home. Burial will be in ; 1110 Church i.Mvirr |!:if; \v\][ he fui- 1941, by the Most Rev. William A. Fox. Jrrry Ycllnn. .U, , ph 1-V.•'•. •. mully t:ikun ilinvn. Tho IU\K has DO sts ale delegates ti> the Intcr- Grlflln," Bishop of Trenton. Shortly 11 r n j n n i i n R; • -a s; i .-•, . 1: 11 • < •! i H i i • i v 11 n. by a cnjwn i'ap of orange I1I0&- Fair View cemetery. Aniciican bar confcreni-c ;it L,inui. ,:u tment of- Cross parochial school. Essay Contest Klnin. II. C Aharno. .Irictib S'I >. wli.li ghidioli, ficials weio among ti;c ;;uests. Mon- 1 Obituaries • .^lonniouth, who (srivc«l in both tho Ho -was elevated to Monsignor Owen <«iTInt, Hanuii ] Y'm3;;'. f. S, Mis.i l>'ranrus Iiaidone of New- p day Dr. FoiKO'.son attended the ;nk was tin1 hriiie's only attendant. I Jiirop<\'i ii and I'miilc thcatnrs of May 11. 1814. Msgr. Clunc received Winners Listed Srigrl. Vrcil IJimd. KoS'Tt \Y> 11 iosi;i'ii MA HIM: w;iv, will b<- the spf.-tlifr. A musical Unity Shower (Jivrn For special sc.viu.i ol" Con^'i-crs. nt Ills"Ph.D. and L.L.D. degrees from hoim, Hi-rnriKl Kortgan'l. K. l'"rl h- !l"! gn'en gown wa.s designed with which President Tninwin in.-wio hi-i Juseph Ma line, .",s, :: Inncaile -iit.n, and the houf- day morning at Rivcrview hospital The body was removed Tuesday following a heart attack at hi.s Hit' HL'ninr ch'>:r will ninu' the hymn, Mrs. Alec Rovder and Misses Mr. and Mrs. ICdwaid Lcddy of afternoon from the rectory to Atlantic Highlands eighth grade pu- ; Philip l^fkowit;*.. Pliiliji \Va!rini:in. I 11,1 i-kiit was chiffon. She had a Madison av> nue and Mayor and pil, were the top winners in the ir.ntfhing brocaded satin hat, home, OS Second street, Keypoit. ! "Sow Tli-iiik All Our Cixl", j Anna and Catherine Murphy gave the church to rest in state. The X. C do Lnon. lJonjairiii II. A.-]il:i. a baby shower Monday for Mrs. P. Mrs. Edgar V. Dcnise of Fnir .Ha- priests of the diocese recited the fourth annual essay contest, spon- Dr. JOK.HP (iiTcnliriL". 11 \Mt;; ()icn I" Minjied like 11 crown, and carried He was taken to the hospital hy the Keyport First Aid squad. (Marion II. I rvinc .1. Gry.^on. ,Jr.. of Long Branch, at ven, weio gursts at the Hotel Rosary, led by Rev. Joseph Don- sored by HIP Mnnmottth County I and WcMry Kniclian. AI.-i J.; n *-1 < t; t yi'llw gl.-llliuli. Roosevent, Ncv.- Vork city, from nelly of the Church of Our Lady Kile Chiefs association. Oliver B, Mr. Marine was a musician. Sur- the home of Mr.-i. Ganett Chaniber- j inn, tho Hunt comp'tpy a:id thr Nick \iti.ino, the luiile's uiother, Kn^a^rd To S#l. ISarnrs ' lain on Bridge avenue. Miv. Gry- Sur.dny until yesterday. of Perpetual Help of Highlands. Presley, Munmouth county lire i New York and Now Jri.r-. Clean- »A:>^ l,ct \V. Harry l ennlng'...n, Mis. P. J. of Holy Cross church and Holy Ro- ii;. ncgi'iiring of Ucd Bunk, former Lho Textile Mi^h .sclionl in New Mark Armistice receive- thoir prizes, $lfi each, at a i;-,| I'.an't inuncilman and owner Tho funeral will be hold Satur- I Rosso, Mi;i. Geor;jo Brown, Mrs. sary church acted as guard of meeting of the Monmouth County Repeal Is day morning at 0 o'clock at St. Vu;k city, and i.s i>iiipjuyi>il by Sii;- j R. T. Walling, Mm. Loon Penliing- Armistice Day services honoring honor. Honorary bearers were of- ! nf H. rhnu man .-ii'ph Kci-Kchen. .".on of Joseph Kce- ' roll, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. mcetin,™ thn guest of honor was priests of the diocese at 10 o'clock eighth grade pupil, 1/ittle Silver rickson, and had been a resident of Guosl.s wcrr linrbnm Aum:icUt 1 yesterday morning at the church granimar school; ISIberta Mae I or the coniniitloc, presided an.l n!- 'iclicn i'f Jrrn'.y City, were married John Kinney, Sr., Mrs. William Mrs. .Marion Loon of the Keyport S'ntuixlay at si. JJnrothen's church, Fair Haven 22 years. | Anne ("laiinehin. Sully and Johnnie Ladies' auxiliary. and at 10:30, a solemn high mass Bradley and .Mule Evelyn Riddle, I llcers wero elected for tho roisiir.',' Mrs. Callinan was a mombrr of Warner, Linda Lynch, .Joan Hoy- ! Racrkcl and Misses Helen Burns, of requiem wae offered by Bishop eighth grade pupils, Occanport ] year. Kainnuiw-n. by Itcv. Frcdcricii lAi'lenn Morrcll. Ruth Pcnnington, iMrs. Grace Huff, district presi- I'hilds. A rr-cpptliin foiioweil at the the Fair Haven Methodist chuich I nold.-, Dinr.L' San ord. 1'etly Van dent of the auxiliary, presided when William A. Griffin of Trenton. Msgr. grammar .school. I Before tho resolution was pruned. and of the Ladies' Aid Society uf ll'cls, Jiuly ISayniun. I'liyllis -Morri;5, I Geneva Penningtun and Agnes Kin- John P. Burke of Key.port was himii' of the liridc's hrothcr and : • ney. Department President Mrs. Lillian Patty Tusek and Fay Brodsky, | W. J. CJnITne.y, ('.\iruli\r >;c\ i ctaiy the church. Besides her husband, ! Juiu! R;!ni ;.iy, IVtny Durham, Tracy made her otlli'inl visit to the celebrant. Rev. Leo Cox of Lons eighth grade pupils, Bradley Beach ! of the New Jersey Petroleum ln- • Kistcr-in-l.-iw, Mr. and Mrs. Is'aglc ! David Sickle?, James Van Brunt Branch and Rev. Thomas Camp- O'l',ii''n uf Hudson avenue. Mrs. Callinan is survived by a sixth district. Eleven now members grammar school; Elmer Myers, dustrierj committee, doscrihcil how daughter, Miss Putricia Callinan, and Billy Danes. Bridal Slimvcr Given bell of Plainfleld, former curates of eighth grade, Suzanne Trcacy, the gas tax pennie.s collcittd by Thu bride was attired in brown were initiated by the Middletown the late Monsignor, was deacon and lace, witli a matching brown tulle living at home; four suns, John J. For C.oncliella iVIoeci townslr.p state champion degree, seventh grade and Edward I..a- 10,122 g;\£olinc service stations in Callinan of New York city, Dcrmot TWO STOMON CAKS FOUNI> sub-deacon, respectively. Very Rev. Vance, sixth grade, all pupils at New Jersey, grow to a golden How headdress, and her corsago was A enr owned by Hnrold "Brick" team. Emmitt Monahan, secretary to gieun orchids. Her sister, Mrs. T., Robert W., and Lawrence Cal- Miss Conchetta Mocci was ten- Plans were made for a dance to Avon granimar school; Forma of million^ of dollar.-? of ta\- rev- linnn, living at. home; a sister, Mrs. Matthews, stolen November 9 from dered ii blidnl shower at the homo Bishop Griffin, was master of cere- Wouljin, eighth grade pupil, Farm- enue. "Collected in peniiii.^." the Diiuglu.s Uovry of New York, was in front of his homo, 7 WliaiT ave- be sponsored by the V.F.W. auxil- monies. Rev. Robert T. Bulman of iiiitnin of honor, and was dressed Alice Getty of New York city, and of Mrs. Arnold Sonatore o! Hnzlnt iary of the sixth district at Lynns ingdale, grammar school; nnd Joan speaker said, "New Jersey's 'take' a grandson. nue, was recovered Tuesday by po- Saturday. Miss Mocci, daughter of New Monmouth wae assistant mas- Morton, Joan Crawford, nnd Vir- this year from tho gasoline t:ix will : in apricot velvet, with matching j lice in Hiloxi, Mit:a. A car owned Mr. and MrB. Joseph Mocci of Haz- hospital tomorrow. ter of ceremonies. Chaplains to the ginia Garofola, all sixth grade pu- establish a record or $30,000,000 and , tulle hat and a corsage of brown The funeral will be held tomor- by Marshall Jones of Fisk Htrcut, lel, will marry Frank Devlno, son After the district meeting, supper Bishop were Rev. Joseph F. Ma- pils, and Jean Pichehenz and Allan Uncle Sam will 'take' another $15.- orchids. Philip Collins of Jersey row morning at 11 o'clock at the I'^alr Haven, stolen from Board- of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dcvino of was served on a table decorated in honey of Deal and Rev. Edward Solder, hoth fifth grade pupils, all 000,000 to make the total 'penny' City was best man. Worden funeral home, witli Rev. man'ri Service .station. Monmouth Matawan, Sunday afternoon at St. orange and brown. A purse in the Corrigan of Kcansburg. Rev. Jos- attending Long Branch grammar tax bill paid by New Jeirr/ motoi- The bride attended the Star nf John B. Kirby, pastor of the Fair Joseph's church, Keyport. form of a pumpkin was presented eph Shcehan and Rev. Edward the Sea Academy at Long Branch, Haven Methodist church, ollleiat- .street, between (i p.m. Tuesday and school, Ut.s 545,000,000!" 1 J:.10 a.m. yesterday, was recovered Attending were Misses Elizabeth to the department president. Twen- Hughes of St. James church were | and was graduated from Lung ing. Burial will be in Fair View ty-two members of Middletown acolytes. Ofliccrs circled at Ihr committee ! Jli.inch liish school. cemetery. hy Middlclown township nolicc at Mocci, Ann Mocci. Rose Dcvino, meeting were William A. Kluhr, 2:21) a.m. yesterday. Fiances Dcvino, Rose Mocci, Roso auxiliary chartered a bus to attend 1 • The couple will make their home the si.\th district meeting. Priests present included Very Red Hcink, chairman; Mi . Mc- JOSEPH F. TKOU.N'STEIN. Vaccarclla, Mary Devino, Ann Vac- Rev. John S. Middlcton of New Evelyn Chandler Laughlin, vice chairman; and Paul in New York city. FAMILY J'AIITV caroll, Ann Eosso, Amy Eosso, Jo- York, Msgr. John F. Baldwin of H. Royer, Matawan, secretary. The McKKNNA—VOGEE. Joseph F, Trounstine, a Now The Leonardo sradc school Par- sephine Mespolc, Fanny Nespolc Clubwomen To Observe York city stock broker, died last pnt-Tonrhrr association will hold a and Audrey Yntes, Mrs. Angio Bra- Lakcwood, Msgr. Thomas Hugh following commit tees wui ^ n\>- i Mrf. Alice McKcnna, daughter of 1'Vdi'palioii Day Friday Rcilly of Spring Lake, Megr. Jos- Is At Garden pnlntrri: legislative, Charles U night at his home, South Shrews- family fun ni^ht party tomorrow silc, Mrs, Emily Mocci, Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Castin of Long bury drivo and Avenue, of Two night at 7r30 o'clock :it the Leo- Devlno, Mrs. Carmalla Dcvino, Mrs. SI I'd. LUti: L. R;iiilll, liullhfiin Vili.i eph T. Casey of Red Bank, Rev. Evelyn Chandler of Fair Hav- Oakerson, cliaifman, Red Bank; i Bianch, and Rudolph A. Vogcl, son president of the State Federation Eugene V. Davii of Perth Amboy, en, one of the world's most famous Kdgar ISukhui'l, Behnar; W. P. Rivers, Rumson, at the age of 54 nardo gradn school. A program for Louise Sena, Mrs. Fhilamena Eosso, i of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. Vogel years. children and adults has been ar- Mrs. Antoinette lnfanti, Mrs. Roso of Women's clubs, and Mrs. T. Rev. Raymond J. Hurley of Key- ice skaters, opened Tuesday night Swanson, Newark; Gcorgo A. HolT- of Long Branch, formerly of Mount Applegate, vice president of port, Rev. Waller A. French of in the Ice Follies of 1948 in Madi- mirc, Red Bank; Phil Waldman, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ranged, including active games in Mocci, Mrs. Ann Yatos, Mrs. Rita New Brunswick, Rev. Thomas P. Red Bank; local affaii.-*. Ainow FAI-Kennsburg. were married Saturday Adele Golclhergor Trounstinc. The the school tfyin, diinciny in -one of Simpson and Mrs. Zita Hushes. the third district of tho State Fi/d- son Square Garden. H , at the Lincroft chapel by Stanley cration of Women's' clubs, will bo Ridge of Keansburg, Rev. Maurice Included in MUs Chandler's out- ward Bulk, chainuan, V**c. t Allcn- funeral will bo held tomorrow at the schuol rooms, children's table P. Griffin of Woodbridgc, Rev. hutst; Lee G. Currier, .Red Bank; S'.ilwrll. Hcilmdcl township record- New York. games in nnotlier cla.sy room, nnd the speakers at tho annual federa- standing acrobatic program will be • or. A dinner tor the bridal party l.iiflieruiis Plan tion day meeting of the Red Bank Michael Kscniak of Burlington, her split crash, which she origi- John VnndciVoort, Fnir Havrn; card games for adults in a. special Rev. Joseph Fox of Princeton, Rev. Robert Bloom, English town, and followed nt the Molly Pitcher hotel, room. Mr.s. James Connolly is Thanksgiving Service Woman's club tomorrow afternoon. nated. In all the cast numbers 200. Red Bank. \wails Jury Action Presidents of 11 qmbs of the third Gerald T. Celentana of Long The show is in ils 12th annual run Leo Bizznrro, Asbury Park. chairman. A special service for all members district have accepted Invitations to Branch, Rev. Edmund W. Kreger at the Garden. Bruce Mapes, Miss i Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Laub- On Assault Charge of the community will be hold of Bound Brook, Rev. John J. ; nielsler wero the attondunts, The YOUTH DAY MKtfTING Thanksgiving morning at 10 attend, Chandler's husband, is technical di- HEKIIRItT BKOLGHT 1IOMI',. i bride was dressed in a navy blue William Martin, 25, of Avenue Miss Flora \Villgus3, club presi- Churak of Bradley Beach, Rev. rector of the ghow. He was former- D, Leonardo, was released in $1,- Miss Anne Stevenson will be the o'clock at Holy Trinity Lutheran Amadeo U Morcllo of Long Branch, Clifforil Herbert of Wilhnv diivi', and white checked suit, with navy .speaker for the National Baha'i church. The service has been ar- dent, has received acceptances from ly her Pleating partner. 000 bail to await charges of assault tho following club presidents: Miss .Rev. Russell Loughman of Spring Uttle Silver, freight UKCIH :it the bill!- acce.snories, and a corsago of and rap" when he was arraigned Youth dny public mectinK Sunday ranged by the pastor, Rev. Harold Lake, Rev. James A. Thompson of Included in the presentation are Ucd *Bank station of tlit- New Yuik white i.rchlds. The matron of honor evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Hornberger, and members of the ROFO Atherton of Avon, Mrs, Har- daring acrobatic acts, stilt-skuting, Sunday morning before Middletown vey Jon«3, Jersey Shore Woman's Fords, Rev. John O'Byrnc of Ger- and Long Branch railruad, was wore a green and white checked township Recorder W. Gilbert Man- Baha'i center on Monmouth street. church council in response to the mantown, Pa., Rev. C. S. McCorris- precision skating, synchronized brought home yesterday al'tcrnoon unit, with a corsage of purple or- Tho theme to be u.sed by the Baha'i proclamation November 10 by Pres- club of Ashury Park, Mrs. J. 13. skating, and a novel act with the son. He pleaded not guilty to a Loucks of Asbury Pnrk, Mis. Wil- tin of Woodbridgc and Rev. Charles from Monmouth Memorial hos- chids. charge made by Miss Doris Hcrold, youth this year is ••The Challeng- ident Truman. Paltorak of Hightstown. akaters chained together. pital, where he had boon a patient L'pon their return from u Florida The traditional Matins service liam T. Pinkerton of Bslniar, Mrs. 25, of 63 Fourth street, Highlands, ing Kequiremcnts of the Present Arthur Ellor or Freehold, Mrs, Ar- since Monday night when he was wedding trip, December 1. the cou- who alleges he heat her up and at- Hour". Miss Stevenson is a grad- will be used, with responsive read- Also Rev. James A. King of St. Women's Kveiiin^ Group lound in two foot of water nt the ing of the "Vonitc." Tho new chil- thur Ovcrgaard ut Fords, Mrs. Ar- plo will make their home in Way- tacked her in a lonely section of uate of Bucknoll university and is thur R. Turner of Lor»; Branch, Joseph's college, Princeton, Rev. To Hold Card l'arly end of the Guu.sencck Point bridge side. Chapel Hill, Middletown township employed by tho 'government at dren's choir, directed by Mrs. Edward J. Draus of Asbury Park, on Seven Bridge road. He was res- Hornberger, 'will sing for the first Mrs. John D. W'illnrd of Metuchen, Mrs. Burton Moore and Mrs, between 1 and 1:30 Saturday morn- Camp Coles. Hormoz Broumand Mrs. M. F. Stevenson of Matawan, Rev. Alfred Sico of Far Hills, K. cued by Luke Conrow, an employee HOSCOKL—METKO. ing. will act as chairmnn for the even- time. Their program will include J., Rev. Pasquale Murgnano of New Lawrence R. Burdgc are chairman at the Idle Hour inn, near the the "Hymn of Thanksgiving," the Miss Ruth M. Heid of Manasquan, Brunswick, Rev. John J. Buys of of a card parly to be held tomor- j Announcement lias been made ol Patrolman Melvin Leek reported ing. Miss Florence B. Slauffer of Perth bridge. His condition for awhile : the marriage of Miss Gertrude Ros- Netherlands' national hymn. On Asbury Park, Rev. Edward A. Me- row night at tho Rod Hank Wo- was serious, but in the last two that part or the girl's clothing was CHRISTMAS SALE the altar will be arranged the gifts Amboy, Mrs. M. P. Pearson of Andrews of Ewing township, Rev. man's club by the evening group. corl uf East Keansburg to Samuel atrewn along the road about 150 Point Pleasant, Mrs. William p. days thero has been a. steady im- ' Delia Pietro, West Keansburg, in The Ladies' guild of the Chapel of food the children of the Sunclay- Michael A. Dalton of Merchants- There will be table prizes and ^pe- pi'fjvcmcn'.. feet away from the scene of the nf Hnly Communion nf Fnir H.nvi-n srhnnl hrought in for the orphans Devine of Spring Lake and Mrs. vllle, Rev. Thomaa Barry of Tren ' St. Ar.r.'.i church, Keanaliurg, No reputed attack.—Miss Hcrold told and the aged at tho Klnderfreund j _rnc.3i u. tiurrows ot Woodbridgc, Committee members include Mrs. I ! veniher -. • will hold their annual Christmas ton, Rev. Thomas Hannon of Cam- FKV—MOYI.K police that Martin ripped off nor salo of fancy work and aprons Fri- in Jersey City. den, Rev. Daniel Sullivan of Allen- George Browne, Mrs. K. V. War- I The hride was given in marriage clothes and struck her In the face. Gloria Miller Given Miss Mary Jo Fry. daughter nf l>y her rather, and the bridegroom's day and Saturday, December 0 and town, Rev. D. F. Houlihan of ren, Mrs. Poi'tluml Merrill and Mrs. Martin is reported to have told po- li, in the church parish house. Tho SKA IJItK.IIT FIKK Washington, N. J., Rev. John P. H. Conant Spcer, in charge of re- William Fry of Johnstown, Pa., ti^UT, Miss Philcnieno Delia Pie- lice he kicked her because she A fire,'confined to the kitchen of "Swijcl Sixteen" Party and Willinni Doyle, run of -Mr. ai-.d tro v:is maid of honor. Tho bride's sale will upon Friday night at 7 Byrnes ot Whilehouse, Hunterdon freshments; Mr.]. Kdgar V. Dcnise, tiluck her foot through the wind- u'clock, and Saturday at 1 o'clock. the home of Howard J. Isaac uf Gloria Juan Miilul, daughter of county; Rev, John S. Griffry of Sa- tables; Mrs. Noel J. Lartaud, spe- Mrs. George Doyle uf .Sea Brght. hiollier, Horace Roscarl, was best shield of his car. The Kill Bald (102 Ocean avenue, Sea Bright, Mr. and .Mrs. William Miller, Port wore married Wedncsuay of last man, and Barbara Ann Delia Pietro Cnke and pastiy will he sold at the lem, Rev. Adrian V. Storm of New cial awards, and Mrs. Robert Alat- she had gone to Rivcrview hospital sale Saturday. Mrs. _. L. Bennett broke out at 10:20 yesterday morn- Monmouth, was given a "sweet six- York city, Rev. Francis J. Dwyer thews, Mrs. L. R. Williams and week at Holy Cross rectory, Rum- was llowcr girl. Receptions at the after the alleged attack, but was ing. Sea Bright Fire Chief Charles teen" party at tho home of her par- Arthur Gregory, tnble arrange- son, by Msgr. Patrick J. Chine. The ! bride's home and the home of the ia chairman. ents Saturday evening. Games of Monmouth Beach, R«v, Michael wedding took place on the 32d wod- told to see her family physician. Eilenberger reports that the lire O'Donnell of Philadelphia, Rev. ments, . bridegroom were held following the JIORTICU1.TUHIST MEETING started when a window curtain played Included a scavenger hunt. dlng anniversary of the bride- wedding. Refreshments were served buffet Frederick Halloran of Trenton, groom's parents. A reception fol- Catholic Juniors' The 73d annual meeting of the caught lire from a gas stove. He Rev. William T. Walsh of West County Births The bride attended Red Bank New Jersey State Horticultural so- reports that paint, rags and cur- stylo and decorations were pink lowed at Willowbrook at Fair Ha- 'Catholic high school. Tho bride- and white. End, Rev. Andrew L. Doran of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanlon of ven. Dance Wednesday ciety will be held In Atlantic City tains burned, hut slight damage re- West End, Rev. Quenlin Becklcy of 1 grcoiii, manager of the Molly Pitch- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, sulted. The fire was extinguished Those attending were Misses Eeacon boulevard, Kcansburg, u;e The attendants were .Mrs. l-'ai- er fruit market, Matawan, served Members of the Junior cluss of Princeton, Row Robert P. Murray parents of a daughter, bum yester- Red Bank Catholic high school December 1, 2 nnd 3. Tunis Denise hythe Sea Bright Fire company. Jean Krcibott, Fort Monmouth; of Highlands Park, Rev. Joseph j roll Sugnr of Long Hinnc-h ami in the r. S. Armed forces overseas. next Wednesday night will hold of Freehold is president of thu so- Mr. Isaac has been n resident of Johanna Johnson, Unrroft; Mnyo day at Rivcrview hospital. I Herbert Fowler of Sea Mright. Tim eouplu will live In Union Richmond, Belford; Siizanno Spof- Donnelly of Highlands and Rev. Mr. und .Mrs. William Stevenson their annunl Thanksgiving Eve ciety and Carroll W. Barclay of Sen Bright three yenrs. Tho hride is a technologist at BiNiell. Kntonlown is a member of tho fatil and Beverly Ovcrlon, Middle- John Hurun of Bradevelt. uf Holmdel are parent of a son, JMonmoutii .Memorial hospital. The dance in the school auditorium. Also Hcv. James F, McGrath of Henry Clottl wad chosen to he program committee, HOLIDAY SALIO town; Gertrudo Wagner, Red born yesterday at Munmoutli Me- hridegroom, a graduate ol Long YOST—8ICKI.ES The. Wnninn'ri uu'ld of St, John's Bunk; Mary Julian, Highlands und Maple Shade, Burlington County; morial riiispilul, Lilnnch hiuh hcliuol, l:i n palnlci. master of reremonlco nml Timothy Jtcv. Joseph O'Connor of Atlantic AiinoutR'ement IUIH been received Lynch and Donald Horner, hat mid KXI'I.AI.VK l>llt'M.\a Upiricopal chapol, Little Silver, will C'ecolin Barren, Kninxluii'K; Larry Mr. mid Mis. Luke McSherrj of Ir.uc nf the ninrrlnge of Mrs. Jacob Krlwl'n L. Herlieit, liuperlntcndont hu!d their annual Chi lutiuaa _tk' and .lay Hcolt and Ruben Ottcn, Highlands, Rev. George E. Evcictt Hiry'iive re parent.- ' Ki'jvroicr SI. CUM I elu'diers, Homeroom cluiis Belford; John. IJunekonbush, Wil- of Gclmnr, Rev. Walter Slattcry uf Sii.-b'ilfl Yoj;t and George Henry presidents are Lester (Jnrhonv, .11- uf the Herbert X. Straus estate in Fridny afternoon, Docomhnr 5, In of a son,,bom this morning at Mun- A ii!i.sC(IlanLou.s shuwc r lor Mi.« si:cl:!r:\ The diiuplc wore married .Middletown township, spoke on tllB parish house on Little Silver liam Miller and Fred Kreibotl, Jr, Union Hcacli, Rev. J. S. Harding of mouth Memorial hospital. A, Frank Kelly, 11-B, uncl Lamont Port Monmouth; Uipy i, | ,j' South Plainllcld, Rev. James Mac- j Hertha Hcnn of Keypoit, wa.-i held Wednesday of last week at Prin- McLaughlln, 11-C. They head the pruning at a meeting of Uarden Point road. Special prizes will bo c irnn [Tuesday night by incmliurs uf llilo club, R.F.D., Tuesday at Fellow- a hand-made tufted throw, and a Leonardo; Reid Diclison, Red Bank' kcnzlu nf Rumson, Rev. John J. l'OSTI'ONK I'AKTl CI-.';H Anno, Mi, and nftor Bocem- ticket committee, Tickets may be and Mr. nnd .Mrs. Albert Cjuncken- Brcnn in of Brooklyn, Rev. Fred J. Bridge club at the home of Mrs. C. lier 1 will be at home nt Salisbury, obtained from any member of the ship hall, Holmdel, He explained pitcher knitting bag. A card party scheduled by Holy Kenneth CJchlhau.". I'li/is for Md. Junior class. Various mdhnds of pruning, and UUSll, Poll MkiillUIUlh. Clani'y of New Hrunswick, R«v. Cross Parent-Teacher assuciatUin CONTUIUUTK TO FUNIJ Colby of Now Brunswick, j bridge wore awarded to Mi*. ;,lar- .Ml.--. Sickles Is wi former Red cautioned against over-pruning. fur tomorrow nlirhl at Hnly Rumry ' ion Walling and Mr.', Daniel Hunk I'-.-ilclcnl, linvlng lived on Elm KINKI) AT KKII HANK. Thu Golden Hour clrclu of (.lite Rev. V. I!. Chli'cn of Perth Amboy, hall, Ruui.'ou, IIIIM bun ituHtpnut'd, ii; SAl.l'l PreHliyterinii church at a, meeting 1 HnllM,-. place. While hen' shu was art In- Gcoi'iio Sorby of Sleepy Hollow .Rev. John A. Kiiclier of Freehold, because of tbt druth of the i.-hurr'i Others present wnin Mi.-;. A'lMnun Thu auxiliary or Independent lire yesterday voted tu give the entlii* Ciira driven hy Jacob Kclman of Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan of High-j n,_iur, Mugr. Pnirli:k J, Clune. Thu Ht 1 iii-tm- at Red Bunk Junior high road, Middletown, was lined $!!li company will hold a rummage sale prucoeilH from their recent supper 21 Parliiu-iiviMiuc, Fair.Haven, .ind ! Paulsun, Mr.-. J. Leon :-'rhani:li, i-Tliiiul I'oi a iiiinilii'i' uf yenr», Shi! tills morning hy Rod Hank Ru- Innil I'.ult. Riv. Michael O'Keffc of ipnily will be held Friday night, Nu- I Mil', (iiiiduii Sehamli, Jiif, Kcl.-i y Katurdiiy moiniui; at thu WcnUldu and ba/.ar lo the church for the Joan Snyiler of 7«» River road Fair , Rev. Julia l-'olcy oX Me- vembor 'M, icMuiii'fl a year ago. Mr. Klt-klca Is i cuidcr John V. Crnwoll on a eliaigc "Y" on Mci'Kon place, Mrs, Calvin parish house fund, Tho circle's gift Haven, collided nt 8; in last night Caihuit, und Mis, ISoiinan Scott. a runner i-'nlr Haven resident, ol being drunk and disorderly. Carliart la chairman, wua $322, on Weijt Front miTol, Thci-B WL.ro no injuries or coinplalnli. RED BAXK n, XOVEMFIKK 20, i!H7. Paee Threw

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PUBLIC NOTICE. Sum of H,500.00 for Said Improve - Aii Oltliiiiu.i-r rnlltU.I "At. OiiliiiAtit-* inmli'," «(** introduced by the Mnynr Port Moiiinoiilfi PURCHASE AT Supplement ILI: nn Oriiinnnre Kntitled, nnd Council of thr Roroutrh of Rumour. LITTLE SILVER HELPS 'An Ordiiicno* Providing for 1 he Con-on Ortohw 23, 11*47, »nrf fin NnvftnW WHOLESALE PRICES Rtruclior, of CurUs «n Both S'.dr* «< O»k 18, 19i~, w*« finally adopted and ap- Mr. and Mrs. John T. Downs are Lahe and of fur be nnd S;Hi walki on proved by th* Mayor. parenta of a son. Mrs. Downs i» the . . . GUARANTEE . . . Both Sirfif of Ifc-irr I'.nct •:: the Hnr- ALBERT A. K Ell It, JR., Clerk. former Loretta Hlnes. VENETIAN BLINDS Sherman's is Ready oujrh of Rumfoi; ;itiropr:iit:n)r tW IX)UIS M. HAGUE. Mayor. John Carter Is on the sick list. ALUMINUM—STEEI-—WOOD Ralph William Kern celebrated PHONE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS hl» fourth birthday Saturday. 1-1517 Mr. and Mrs. Newton Mallett nnd For Christmas — «on Arthur have taken occupancy of their new home on Plymouth ESPECIALLY Avenue. COMPLETE BATTERY Mrs. Raymond Neary entertained Be Wise —Shop Early! at a luncheon Thursday, Mm. Nora O'Shaughnosey, Mrs. Martha Her- SERVICE . FOR YOU ter, Mrs. Toby Starke, Mrs. Leo New • Itentulg • Recharge Compare Our Values Smith and Mrs. Mary Nester. Mr, and Mrs. J. William Kungn at were guests at a surprise farewell Douglas Electric Co. Extra Special! party Thursday. Present were Mre. Emily Quackenbush, Mrs. Gertrude 35 East Front Street Lee, Mrs. Clara Minor, Mrs. Marge Satin Slips beau- Colonial Restaurant Trlpold, Mrs. Mary McLennan, Mrs. If.-.l Bunk tifully 1 ace tWiimiiMj; 3 BltOAl) ST. It ED BANK Mildred Collett and Mrs. Marie wliite and tea row. Rungef Mr. and Mrs. Kunge re- Tel.: H. B. 6-0128 TEL. 6-3649 ceived many gifts. They left Wed- Sizes 3J to 41. J.ittle Silver cv >fili>il • \v;i-: collected under the direction of nesday for Florida, where they ex- j pect to spend the winter. tutinna on Satui l:i y'- r lioy iser, chairman, Snlem R. Davis, Ed- Leonardo grade school auditorium you through itr-hintt'.' (i«t cjuick relief M K N I! Sroule and ir.tjul'' ! s of ihc l.iltlc 1 win M. Close, John V. Crowel], Mr. Wednesday evening of lost week. with cooling MF.nUKX OINTMENT to- .Receiving awards were John day. Virst nm>lictit.io»fl nl wonderful '2 Kilvcv < 'omimmiv y ci n't, w.iu ISursley ;ind James Harvey. OH FiiriT COCKTAIL .IIJICK Quackenbush, Fred Frelbott, Eu- Koothlnjj mpillriLti'il MEUREX OINT- iKimllrd tllf diivr. Tiny :ii", l.'ft In' The (,'roup packed the gift* for MKN'J' will liririK you uuick relief, nr Extra Special! right, J'Mtt.ilfl l .:iri.:i!-. Kdw.-inl overseas shipment, assisted by Bor- gene DiiRgan, Kenneth Acker. Ray- your money biu-lt. MHhKEX OINTMENT CIXKIIY OUVES lloplll, Wiilt. I H ilrlili :! (!', Alvi'i ; KU^Ii Clerk Fred h. Ayres nnd Or-mond Mafion, Thomas Hendrieks. i.H blumliM Hc!(-ntifir:i]|y from vlitlit James Hemhauser, John Klaus and tested inKreriinnu nnd «'fll promptly re- Fine niiilti-iTepo tai- CltlvA.M Or TIKKKV SOITI1 A LA REINK ParUnr nml rtnin't !'y. Atop liii(U) P. Warden, superintendent of lievu vVif t'Mtuiir.K iit-Viinjr nnd lnnnlny loreil Slips, jitlrni'livol.v I In- tni'-l; ;i< ii :-iiict;.. Kaeh case bore an inscrip- Michael Wyman. from exifM-nnlly c.-iu-ti'd (timiilcs, ccMma, tion: "From the Horough of Little :iciU', sc;ik'f. •o;il>tt-» 11ml otnT itrh (!inlii'oiili>ri>i|. Ti'M rose KOAST rlilSII.KIU.il> Tl'KKKV, CKAKUKKK1'-SAl'CK William lii-ihiTl, UMIVI MlsH Beatrice Bennett and llance tHiiiblf!,, Cut ;i jiir of Kenuin<> (losh iio.xsr ntt.MK nuts OF MEEK Alfred !!• rl.fit, |i:i v:.l M Mnr- Silver, .Vew Jersey". The cases of Summit spent the week-end with rolNre.l. KM.IISOII^B MKDIIEX OINTMENT only. tndny. ItOAST ItKKF TKXHKRI.OIN nlil Hei-liiTl, 'I'liuii li;uiiiil'-y, Wfi,.' tmnispui tud to Trenton by theMiss Bennett's parents, Mr. and 1 COLONIAL STKAK I'olei- Ilalui, I ):nii;! luihliMi ill borough truck, whole Mr. Warden Mrs. John E, liennett. '!!!<• u jar at nil Sun Iliiy Drug Stores ai io -14. COM HI.NAT! ON SKA FOOII and .laiiWK Klciilt. d in 11n-ami Mr. Ayers assisted in loading Mr. and Mrs. M. Siminsky are I':ill of thu lMH:k i' l.nnll i:: W.-mli'll. I1H> yif 1 H directly on the Friendship spending several days at the homo Mashed Yrllnw Turnips String B^ann • ('reamed Boiled ilorn th:in .".,0"" imiinil. f fund ' !l a in. of Mrs. Siminsky's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M'-Kennan of Jersey City. LIGHT STEEL Mixed l.iT.'ii Salad Humian Drc«fting Mr. and Mrs. John Share and j $-1.98 Allanlic ilij_'lilai:ds children, John and Thomas, expect j IIOMK MADK 1'IES to spend the week-end at the home j •3 Mlnrp l'limpkln l'liitn TuddinK Dr. Jerome l.;i.l;y Kl- A men's corporate Communion of Mrs. Share's .parents, Mr. and Extra Special! len c;re;:ory uf Hi >v.ll he held Sunday nt 8 a.m. inMre. Ruby of Jersey City, where ICK CREAM Heading clime o!" 1 .<'n III.- i'hi 1st lOpiscopal church, and will they will attend the wedding of i Fine multi-crope Slips, address a mei tin:' o Hi" 'alcnt- he followed by n breakfast in theMiss Dorothy Ruby. Mr. Share will j COKFKE TEA IMII.K parish house, give the bride away while Mrs. ; WANTID FOK lnvislily t r i m m o d in .school lonir.hl in dm .-• mli- A lfirtri" attendance is expected Share will he matron of honor for j lioiiufifnl lure fnp niid torium. her sister. CHII.DHEIVS TliltKKY DINNEIt 1.25 a: thu turkey supper tomorrow, bottom; white and tcji "Open School II \v.i-i h-. .•r.nrtin;; nt f>:;iO p. m., in the parish Clan Montgomery received Its terday al WIKCJ: ri'-i'ili hou.:e |,y Christ church Woman's charter al B«lhach'» auditorium Also heavy iron, rosu. Ihe student (imn il I'li'll .'I.'' lu.vl.s auxiliary and guild. A bazar und Saturday night. Olilcers of Lady and hostesses lor t! food sale will he held during the Jean McCorquodalo lodge took part sled and all other 32 to 10. i afternoon and evening. in the ceremony. Visitors were The fichool rli.-im; club, con- mtfo/j junction wiih tin -Miss lemma Holmes loft Tuesday present from various parlH of New mr.nl, is prop-irinK •< .iei.-il Tlmillts- for Ht, Petersburg, Fin., where she Jersey and New York. Kii-lnp awcmhly pr'i: •:iin. The pro-.^pend.s the winters. Miss Marion Murdock expects to .Mrs. Looml,, L. White, who lias Kiam in iindnr II"' «'*-•lil.M of Mi.-< leave Thanksgiving evo lor Nor- TOP PRICES PAID ^lar^.'UTt ,Mi'('ii';t u been ill at her Myenmore avenue folk, Vn., to visit friends over the tlir !.niru.-i;;e ! home, \ improving. and KiiKlisli •tt-j..-! i! .•• ii! :i mi drani'i s holiday. club tr'ichiM'. anil Stanley (iMMKl'r. : .Mi. and Mrs. Newell Deacon are VALUES music tfacher. occupying tlie Cora Jennings Werhl STOLEN CAR ItlOCOVKKKI). house on liload street. A car owned by Vivi.-mne 13. Mr. ,'ind Sirs. Aithur I'ayni- ale A. J. Habile of ICatontown lias HARRY GOLDBERG t SONS MEN'S ALL WOOL pnrents of " <">», '"'in Tliuint.'i.v of Melstrlcli of 218 Mcrgcii place, SECOND, CO*. LEWIS $r. been appointed mail messenger, which was stolen from the Shell last ivcclt at MdMiuuulli .MiMiuiriiil , eai ryinjr the mn!l3 between the- lo- The Sherman Shop 50 gas station on Rel'Ren Place, Thurs- PERTH AMBOY, N. j. hospitnl, jeal jiostodlcn and railrond station. WORSTED SUITS - dny, was recovered Friday by po- PErth Ambay 4-6500 39 Reginnlil .Marl in and I'.niton (" iil- He will continue his newspaper lice Rt Bethlehem, Pa. The owner 56 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. 545.00 VALUES NOW lnhnn spent yi-sti'Vd::y on a hunt- route. reported to police that a parly at '4 Yeor> ol Foil D.cllnj gl Hijh.il ni jmliei- di>pnvt- ! prove.d, MEN'S ment, Pulrnhimn Alfiic |i! inliwatrr Mrs. Marie Broderson, who has returned from his two weck'n va- boon residing with her daughter, cation tills wcoli. Mrs. Harry J. Hardy of Old Farm TOP COATS About 11 mcmbiMs of the Mflhod- road, is visiting her son, Nell 24!? Brodrrson of Rochester. ist clilli'L-li attended Ihe annual lull MEN'S call Of Hie X.'ivesinl: .Melhodi.-t j The Jirst teacher-parent confer- 50 church last week. Kev. liny K. Wii-ences of the present, school year on: heinf,' conducted this week. ZIPPER LINED COATS 32 linms, Jr., is |i:iBtor of both \ Full reports of pupil progress, to- churches. gether with discussion between MEN'8 Thn lire depart ni"nl ''x! inuiii."liM icaelier and parents of ways to con- H. glliss lire on L'Mmard avenue tribute, to child development, make 34.5D Monday niuhi. j them worthwhile. OVERCOATS Sir. and .Mrs. Willi.'ini I.lo.vd are j The local school teachers attend- pnrpnlii of ii son hoin Tin'.-day of ed a conference tills week jit the MEN'S ALL WOOL Inst wepk at .MoniiKiutli -Memorial Howcll township school under the 7.95 hospital. •direction of Mr. Uhler. A feature The Tjlons eluh lield n dinner was n physical education workshop SHIRTS dance nt thu Ko.ieo.i Hill Country sponsored by the State Board of club Saturday ni,<;ht. About Wl jicr- Education. sons intended nnd professorial en- Pupi!s °f the seventh grade are 3.95 interested in making "pen pals" tertainment ns presented. Weeher among children of their ages in q back/ up W. Brook \V:IK fli:«ii-m-iti of tbe :if- OTHEMEN'S R SHIRTS nilr. 'I'lu' I'luli held a |w.-.t presi- . foreign countries. ' Names of for- dents' night .Moncbi.v at tbe lloni'-- jeign children have been secured, |"nd the boys ami girls expect to .95 stead inn. Wee>bcr \V. Hiook. Adam start correspondence In a few.days. TROUSERS \VAVf^\V\':"V '.'.V.'l. VLU',nv''.'A C.»UOVel' Mr. anil Mrs. Alan Carman of) deposits to p 7 UP / Shnrun row*. Broad street, attended MEN'S ALL WOOL cph Komeo and Joseph Kueppel | the opening fall mooting of the each received tclv.\;enl' aWalils. ! l.istentome club, the Author's club .95 Most of the lioiouch street and ; of New Jersey, Infit week at the ROBES 10 water repair work hn.s boon eom- ; home of Durnnd VnnDorcn in MEN'S pleled. The contrm't.s w: re awarded South Orange. Lute Pease, cartoon- MEN'S a few months ano. ist with the Newark Evening News, Election of otllcers of the Amerl- presided. Agnes Slegh Trumbull, BELTS TIES .00 enn Lcftion .post, which was sched- author of the bcet-soller, "The 1 uled for last week, wns postponed. i Bishop's Mantel", reviewed her UP Mr. !\nd Jh«. F.dw^vd nnlios nf | book.-, and told of ™iuc Incidents East Wasbintrton avenue are par-which lead up to her writing: the ents of n dnuKhtor, horn Sunday nt hook. MEN'S HOSE .MonmouUi Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mis. Claude Lucas of STOIIK SHOWER MEN'S Enst Washington nvenuei iii'o the parents of a son born Tuesday at A slork shower was given recent- 95 Monmotith Memorial hospital. ly for Mrs. Albert Morris of Fair Haven by Mrs. Wilbur Meek nnd DRESS SHIRTS • UP Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Rhodes of Mrs. Walter Dors»y. Decorations BOYS' Sixth avenue ore Ilie pnronU of a were in pink, white nnd blue, and son born Tuesday iit Fitkin hospi- Kifts were placed in a bassittet. tal. Guests were Mrs. Kdward H. Stone, 95 Edward M\ Troy of 35 Third ave- Mrs. Frank MarianI, Mrs. Jeanne SUITS 16 nue, a senior in the engineering VanBrunt, Mrs. Charles Morris, school of Rutgers university, was Mrs. Thomas Farrcll, Mrs. Arthur admitted lust week in Ihe Tail iiet- Newman, Mrs. Oscar Beaen, Miss tn Pi fraternity. Alma Morris and Misa Olga Mor- Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Rhodes of ris. HUSKIES 43 Sixth avenue are parents of a BOTTLE BOYS' son, born Tuesday night nt Fitltln The waters off the Philippines hospital. contain 2,000 vnrletlos of flsh. SPORT COATS Now it'g avan man convanfanf to get Trommer's White BOYS' Label—in the handy, ONE-WAY, no-deposit bottle. Easier to C.95 buy, easier to carry, easier to store. Ask your dealer for a few *^ UP ONE-WAY bottles of Trommer's White Label today. You'll TROUSERS OR get extra pleasure in every glass of this premium beer that's 95 brewed solely from hops and fine barley-malt, and no other 13 MORE grain. FINGERTIP OVERCOATS On Your Signature Only BOYS' 95 No Comakers—or Special .Security SWEATERS 2 UP Acquired BOYS' 1.50 PROMPT PKIVATE SERVICE SPORT SHIRTS 1 UP CALL TEL. WHITE NKW 1'JtlOKHOMJ OFFICE FRCTORV Its t'*+

Bank COMPANY ••• 77 BHOAI) ST., K15D BANK Tel. 6-1472 7 JMA1N ST., IKKEHOI.D Tel. 8-160O SHOP FIIIDAY TILL 9 P. M. IIOTII Oiri'lCUS OVKll .1. J. NEWBEIUVY'S STOHl! iOHN f, TlOmXIl, INC. IllWIilll AT IIOOKIVN, N. V. AND TELEPHONE RED BANK 6-3646 us..: .-i7'lt; - 775. Cliru. 2',494 Mo. Bui. ALL MUSSES STOP >i BLOCK FROM OVH STORE D..,HI.,„... by, JOS. PINGITORE, INC. LONG MUNCH, NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE «-01BS RED RAXK nKCISTKH. XOVKMHKH 20. ]<)ll Page Five

M. M. Nil rises Tu Hold anson, Lonff Branch; Mrs. Lester which has been planned by a com- nual turkey distribution list night ' the Ril.!:*. fi-ir.-i r'h.Hf-n'i f Tinlon Mrs. Robert Frost, Ml. All«n B. A. Earhett, As bury Park; Mrs. Kcunsbiirg y ! Crawford and Mrs. Ernll K*tof*t»- mittee headed by Mis. Frank X. at Tots Poerrs' inn. Amoiin ' 'in. Harvest Ball Tuesday William Shanik, Asbury Park, and • Schreiber and Mrs. William Llp.nln- f :• In •..-. .;•• " • r.'ifii^:;" Aid society wil] meet en. Mrs. Joseph Bossone, Long Branch. 1 cott. Committee members are Miss The Lily club meets every Tues- Mrs. Gr:!iT Gor.der lias rorovrrr-d National Kuml r 'liy, I >t.T'-mhfT 4. at the home A movie entertainment Wfli b% day afternoon at Bay View inn. from a rrront iilnr^s. .sis :m 1 Anuii' •>n i: >•:•• •••• Miss Mary Smith, assistant admini- ; Madeline Shannon, Mrs. Angela I The Platter Chatter club will | M-.. William S. England. A ffiven next Monday at 7:30 p.m. In strator of the hospital, will act as Svenson, Miss Evelyn Ferris, Mis. Mr. and Mr.7. Walter CYunak of Tho I.nlii',' : i-t m:i.- lunrh^on will be served the .\fethodifit rhapel. Proceeds will 1 commentator. ' meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Jersey City spent th^ w.-i-kend at rompanv i •. « I Jane Coyne, Mrs. Albert hnux. Miss Edna Maloney. the home of Mi.". Ccrrr.ak".* pr.r-; ili> ro-np»-:i i I o>! ,rU and will he followed be added to the fund being ral«eM;' . Two turUey. ! will be diaposed of thick. program in New York Tuesday received contrihutions rrom tho I TV:::is ASM -l'-T I'i 1" served at 7 o'clork. on the co-operation plan Friday Including: Mrs. William Matthews | Dr. O. R. Holters, will bs master ':; will al^o bo exrhnnfjefl by the of Bed Bank; Mrs. Norman Xath- afternoon. Bay Shore Community church dur-' JJowl ami av night. Der^mlior 1-*. for the bene- of ceremonies for the ball program It pnyi to advertise in Th« Register The Mother*' club held its an-injr 1917 Amnirnn Si-mlnnry of tin l:il.'! Oi. inb'•!•.••. Thi! committee comprises fit of the Tinton Vails junior fire- men. PORK LOINS (ulliili' or h:ilf) lb. 53 CKNTKR CUT PORK Dgy in, day out, your faveritt quality food* are consistently law priced at your friendly Acme. Come, compare, go from shelf to shelf and see how much you save on your total food bill! Get holiday food needs today! CHOPS PANCAKI Pillsbury noun pk,.l/C Nescafe Aunt Jemima Cocomalt PI OOID HAl !2 rlOUl ENRICHED lm "18s c ";::2U .65' Apple Pye Quick ";; 43c Bisquick Flako Pie Crust ';, 16c Presto vMh. pk,. Flakorn Muffin Mix"PT 19c Snosheen X SMOKED HOLIDAY FEATURIS Royal Baking Powder4.;9:26c H-0 Oats 'r R & R Plum Pudding 139c Diamond Crystal Salt*£' 8c >-...Pfc,. IUt None-Such Train?1*1 *... .>.. 19c T TO Campbell iou* 3 '".a". 29c Wheaties L pfcg,. ZVC CALAS Ideal Mince Meat "Z 27c Heinz Tomato Soup'!» 12c Wheatena packog* til Pumpkin SSiiL, 2 Ideal Coffee VES I1"*"149c 1 NAIISCO Mott's Cider V.' 39c Asco Coffee Air *'•"• Ritz tt-oi. pk|. 29c *T*t bail 13c Dromedary CUttd Thanksgiving 1 Dromedary T ' ""K. Open Fridays 'til 9 I. • Thnndoy,Nov.271h Jumbo Layered Figs CANNED VEGETABLES CANNED JUICES Outstanding Bakery Features! LAMBS Diamond Walnuts X 45c Butter Kernel Corn ~-19c Kemp's ZJXL 2 "Z 17c Try our new, different variety from our own bakery! Fancy Filberts £ 31c Del Monte Corn e'^ri 17c Libby'sT-.10 2 '.T 23c \T 25c |oaf tw Victor Sliced Bread 10c Ensign Almonds j,, 49c boll I. LIVER Libby's Peas °""" \^..m 19c Mott's Apple Juice Enriched! The ideal loaf for the small family. Pimappls Julc* I £ _ sup m Glazed Citrus Peel - 51c Green Giant Peas ".:,' 19c Dole 18-61. con lUV 1 Raisin Bread " ',oaf 16c Orange-Lemon Peel "'"I..39c Friends Baked Beans": 19c Sunsweet 'jr. b...*. Full of luscious raisins. Tender, fresh, deliciou»! lb. Glazed Pineapple """ » 55c CANNED FRUITS Snowflake Rolls of 12 Angel Cake -* 39c 39' Heinz Beans SJ^JlT-. 17c Sliced, H, |Q 1 JO-oi. can I 7t Glazed Cherries » 69c Comstock Apples VIRGINIA UK Van Camper ™ 2 IT 25c Cranbtrry Saun 1 Q-, * Southern Spiced Ring Sptcisl, Mch 39c Many New Kxcluslve Features! Sunmaid Raisins *";>&'* Ocean Spray 16-ot. can I #V 1 B & M Baked Beans V: 21c U * Vanilla Bar Cake a!,?^ " ...i. 43c Kemps Cashews UM MI MONU Pineapple * 20-oi"L.. <.can. 27c PREPACKAGE Campbell's Beans,m6c A d 20-01. * Dutch Coffee Cake ZXJ ..., 39c Kemps Mixed Nuts "£ m 35c Dtl MONTE OMIN I WHITI Apple Sauce M .°:' 2 cant PRODUCE! UM Molv VIRGINIA LEE Astor Peanuts i*,.». 21 c Asparagus Tips ' ™" 27c Libby's Pears * 29.OI. can • Mint Sanitary n Poultry Seasoning ""'.. +, 10c Spaghetti AM*."** 2 '£! 29c Libby's Peaches 2!r 29c • Protected by Cellofihane 3 Fruit Cake A. • Savci Space Pumpkin Pie Spice'"".. « 9c UUy-Ml-l/BB MEAf BAU* can I 7C Del Monte cocLa l" 39c Our finest quolily fruit cake, liglif Or or dark. Real old fa'.hicncd richness • Keeps Fresh Longer Ideal Tea Bags T.*:.r..» 39c Boy-Ar-Dee Raviola ?.: 21c Libby's and goodness. Cot yours now! • Refrigerated • Individually Wrapped Imagine finest quality produce wrapped Individually In sanitary Acme Sov-U-Trim cellophane protected by special re- frigerated nivks, ail at regular — Gives You More Meat for Your Money produce prices'. Come, sea thai Rib Roast -65c I LegsUmb:59c exclusive department. C?tromjenulnejpr1ng_tamb. Prime Cut._1st slX rlto. SovjJ-Tnmmed. \ Cut from^. ^ ^ Fresh Ground Beef » 49c Chuck Lamb 73c Loin Lamb Chops Sirloin SteakMeans .." 7• •-- Rib Lamb Chops Porterhouse Steaks *•/& Shoulder Lamb Chops Chuck Roast «»-w * 49c Stewing Lamb Plate Beef 29c

Sea Food Skinless Franks \ ur choice BIBDSEYE SLICED Yo STRAWBERRIES '*£ 57* Fresh fillet Pickle & Pimento Loaf I BIBUSEYE SHEIXED Haddock * 49c Sliced Cheese I f «AS ^ 28 Porgies • 19c Plain Loaf ( BIBDSEVE You Pay FRESH IOSTOH Head Cheese \ C PUMPKIN PIE MIX'PV; 27 Mackerel • Midget Salami I STERLING FOINT Only Once SEUCT FRYINIII45G c I Bologna- — French Cut Beans X 26C i Oysters 1 1 ——~ STERLING roINT 1 at Acme ttk Order Your Turkey Now! PEACHES 'V/ 19- ^^ . _„n 1 T, .rUevs—the pick At Acme you pay only DOLE ones for all your pur- chases. A totalized and CHUNKS V°C __ itemized receipt Is given 33' vou at tho checkout counter, making recheck- Ing of your purchases at home easy, Jem SUPER MARKETS J Page Six ni:i> HANK NOVI;.MIH:I{ -i»n, HUT. Whitson from a heart ailment. Marlboro A Y.M.C.A. group (e In the pro- Fair Haven Mr. and Mrs. Thunston Whltson cess of organization. Boys nine , "Acting under Orders" is the j and family have returned from at- years old and over are asked to j Uieme of the sermon by the pastor Deaths In Red Bank and Vicinity ' tending- the wedding of Mrs. meet at the fire house Monday etvice$ I Kcv. John IJ. Kir by, Jr.. for the 11 . Thurston's brother, William G. evenings at 7 o'cleck. John O. o'clock Sunday morninp; service. | Stiilis; of Crnnbury, to Miss Ann Bennett, Jr., and M. P. Van Meter recent cnmp.iipn. He 5!n!cd. "Well | TI1IMTV KPISC'OrAI. Tho junior cbuir will make Its Ural will be leaders of the group. MltS. A.V.NA M. I'OlllMKIl i niui uiu;^ at Bt. Mury's chvirch, New C. Forman of Roeelle. The mar- we arc just over ihe 'up with Sin. | i'.cJ Hank 'appearance at this seivice and will riage took place in St. Luke's Epis- r>l»2.13. Inn this jliuuUl not j-ai:>fy. I I >.fonmuLith. where Hew flrjbert Mul- Church fchoo! \v;'i mrr: .^ur.ilaj l.rv. liolicit II. Andei'pon, Jr., sins. "Onward, Christian Soldiers' ill.-:. Anna Ahti^.nt: l'"o.ul..ci uf 1 inan nlfr.'od u high requiem mass. cr.;al church, Hoselle, November Ha/I.l We had ho|)i'd fur nbuu: ji.'iiMi nion An nntSirm, "Offer untu OoU lCi^lim iiiccl. l-'i.'llui'd, 17, a lite i 10. .Mrs. WhitEon was maid of hon- *t 8:45 8. in-. n:.u rni-b n;eiuiiri tif foi Kooil nu-iisuie. !:•»• moa; lu'iiip •itt'tor' . EiTinounci - tlie following' | l-':i';hei- Nulr.rin rrcitrr] the Itos.iry the fajiiily i? invi'.id. Hrv. W. Ciin f.i:er\*ic(.s for th:,s Sunday; Muly ThankbRivinp", will be rendered by Ion;; ii.sid(i;: ul .Midcllc-tuA li tuv.n- [at t!:n Dny filnernl home Mond.-iy I or, Mr. Whltson was on usher and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. ClivaJ, S10.500. There is fti!I nun- i'..r ;.:.o-c' aSiip und will known in that vicin- Ion Pov>ci> '* .V. pleach nl U a. m. Cininiiiiiiuii at h o'clock, church the senior 'choir. I n\'enin^. Burial was in (I;ite3 of ! their son Thurston was ring bearer. Jr., are the parents of a son, born who have not unmbuird to iiu MI ity, died TutalJuy of last week at Mrs. Edward Krank, Ji\, and Mrs. on "Christian Revolution." The *>"• .^(•iiurjl :it tt:"u a.ni : morning pray- , Cbincli cchuol will assemble at I Henven ceme'ery, Plensantvillu, X. Thursday at Monmouth Memorial in caEli oi pledge fui 11*47 or I IMS. •• . 10 a.m. vvitb clusacji for children Monmoulh Mcmoiinl hospllal. Elizabeth Burks (spent Thursday in (an prelude v.'.r, \n "Now ThmA Every member sbouW have a sh.'iie er ;tmi i^tMinon :il 11 o'clock. Spe- I Y. neuicrs Mere ICrhvurd P.owc, hospital. This la their second child, I and youth. All young people no- M;.s. Kniimirr, ;t gr;u|:ia;e of New York. W« AI! Our C.d.' T!u nmli> in thifi privilege. Vour '-Otiiniiltce i:inl miiPic- uii! inrlude a solo, "l.uvu r lleniy iiiilcum, .Juiin Jvondrup nhrl the older one being a boy, quartet will sin- "O l.orti lluw ".hanks on who have i-ui.u iljuleci to Nut tin' Wurlil". to be rendered by ' tween the agc.i of 12 und 23 have L.vunurdo h^ h ychoal, had been Thetidoro Kasl;a. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Rogers and P. O. Weigand, Sr., left by train Minifold Thy Wuil.s" ..mitlir i hoir thi* success. A.* 'I'ai't ncrs with(Jud' John I.indtiay. been invited to cume to the chun-h t lnplu\'L-il by lilt- .'jiglllil Coljid Un- son Donald have moved to their Wednesday for Holrywood, Fla., will »ing "A Son:: of I'ruisc." wo should :". i'. t'f hstjiuy la have i Tin M'-n'- 'lub will meet, tonight ' at d:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon tn ^iliCLlin^ L.tboratury at l'"oiL .Mo:i- CIIAItl.KS KQOI' newly-built home on Dutch lane. where he has accepted a position Troop 33 uf il.o Ui-uwnic", «!i" j in the parish bou';t' at. S o'elock. J make plans for a full program of nioulll liie Jjiut 15 yt.-;ns. Mr. and Mrs. William j. Geehan for the winter. 'activities for the group. Slit is sUiVi\cd by her parents. Charles Hoo;i. S2, of lioop ave- meet at the ilpthuiiist rhurrh un- P.ed Bunk Council of Cliun-h i ''haplain Frank I.. Tilut will ad- . nue, l.cunurdo, uncle of WaHei of S-jmei ville were week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Rudo'.ph Chaul of ' A community Thankigivinsj ser- Michael and Anna Keavcny Kelly of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Frank, Jr. der direction of Mis* .Mai' Weikc! Women wish to thank (ill who • die.-:;; the yroup on "Conditions in I I3il!s, Micldletoivn township c.-jinrnlt- Brailly lane are parents of a son »nd llri. Nelson, w.ll he pucfis MI 1 | vice will be held Thunlcsglrinj; of Xcw Alonmouth; her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra K. Whltson hel|>eil mnke World Community ciny Jnpiili", r i teninin, died TutKtl'.iy at Iho Mun- born last Thursday at Monmouth the morning worsnip. ii sucrrs.v Over l!00 tioxc.s and 1.200 I morning ut 10 o'clock in tin* George 12. I ournier, and two sons, are confined to their home by 111- Memorial hospital, ' 'I'lieic ifi a ccitbrution of the Holy George 10. Fouinier, Jr. nnrl Jos- mouth County Welfare home at Junior lilyh fci:ow.ili!p "il! int'ci pounds of clothing were cullectrd. j Communion cveiy Friday at 1U church. Ilev. Christopher H. Sny- from -x toncil operation and Mr. ness. Mrs. Whitson is recovering »\ 6 o'clocu and the smoi^ f\' V dcr, vicar of tthh e ChapeChl l ol tthhe eph A. Fournier, living at home; I-'ioehnld. This clothing will foe ami inime- o'tloi'U. 0 Mr. Roop was a retired carpenter o'clock. Lasl Sundny ;!u junior rn diiitr-ly 10 tile Church World .Sc;- Holy Communion will deiiver the four brother. , Edward Kelly of ; Till' Cuiiplcx' club will njcet at New York cily, Andrew Kelly of and had lived in this vicinity mu.i't joyed a l>ioadra^t i-f thi> rrl.j:a,.i5 vier \o br di5U'.hulrrl in Kurupc. the home of Mi. and .Mrs. lioberi Tiiiuiksj$ivin|f mcaauge, both con- film. "Boyond Uur Ou-n." Belford, William Kelly of New of his life. Surviving besides .Mr. c Win lien, lltuii.son avenue, next gregation* uniting for this special The sin;.'. piral:uti !u>u:- v*."I]i bu n: Miniioiusr service to be conducted by Ilev. Mi. Monmouth and Joseph Kelly of Kil!e\ are two sons, Howard and Tuesday eveniny. A mo\'ie will be Xavesinlc River road, Mitidletown Leslie KOOJJ, and two siaturs. Mrs. SYMPATHY FLOWERS S o'clock ami will op:-:-. u;th hymn Hcd liank I Kirby. The senior choir of this singing under ihe dirrc! ;u:. o:' Ku nhuwn. town&hiu, and two sisters, Mrs. JSlla Bii's and Mrs. Margaret l.eo Flowers are always In yood taste a* a thoughtful TliL Ited lianli Council uf church will sing the anthem, "Thou Mary Eildy and Miss Helen Kelly, (fene flayer. The p.i^tui v-ill hr;n^ "The Thankfulness of Jesus' m Crownest the Year", .Marshall, and narJ, ali uf Leo.iuitdo. a me?.s;iye on "i"h;v! * ('nil lo l!ie pnstor's sermon subject foi Chunjit .s \vill bold a union TbanliJi- both of New Monmuuth. The funeral will be held this af- expression of sympathy. Your order will bo given 1 Mis. Jean IT. Scnn will render the Evangelism, ' Sunday morning. Hoth choirs will ^i\in^ ftcrvivc in Vhis church next 1 ternoon at. 2 o'elock at the late Wcdncrdiiy nt 8 p.m. aolo, "The Lord's Prayer ', by ila- The funorni was held Saturday prompt and careful attention at The Craft C'liurMru ::..'• jiresnni participate in Ihe processional morning at Si. Mary's church, Now iGsidcmrc with Kcv. Rlwood Wolf. a program o,' *nrrr 1 :n'i. .r Sunday hymn, "Come, Ye Thankful People, 'I'hauKrifeivinK day gerviccf. uill • lottc. piitLOi1 of the Leonardo Byptht include Holy Communion 'it S a.m. Monmouth. where Ilev. Kobcrt T. nigrhl, is'ovemlier 30. Come". The organ prelude, will be Bulnian offered a rviiuicm hisii c-huicli, olllciating. Hurial will be n EGANS of Harding Road The Paien:.-' cluh vt',1 :nm at 7 and rnurning prayer and sermon at METHODIST IJ.'Ivvie •••' cemetery, under the ill- 1 "Andante", Karg-Klert, The com- mass. Roarers weie Geoinc .Mar- o'clock HT.C! v. il: hem I.M. Stnulry bined choirs will Mn£ the anthem, 11 o'clock. | Belford racli, Thom.ig Leach, Gei.y r.eilly, tcction of Ihc I'os'.cn funcial home. ! Greenhouses on Harding Road at Harrison Avenue Nichols >jir:ik uu ".^p.: it mil Hrnitii I Sunday. .November 33. 0.30 a. in., : "List lo the Lurk", by Dickinson. MtKSIlVTK.UIAN .lu.-^-pb ijaCic-ern, John l'"'li- ''"'I PHONE R. B. 6-1443 of Children in Ihr Hume' Walla Thomson will render (lie 'church school; 10;-15 fl. m., "The Wllliiilu Aubue. Huri;il was in MIIS. IDA A. !'l.li:.\i: ' Gayl LOIIIHC, ;nf."n: rl'.iuglner of Atlantic HiKhlanda baritone, solo, "O Wurship tlie (Lord's Day", "'.30 p. m., "The Mount Olivet crnH'tery. un'b i liir .Mrs. Ma A. I'i:i mi- uf 1-j'I Lnke Mi. and Mr?. P:m! .S: ryker, was j Jtev. iJonaid N". Correal will Lord", WaUsun, mid the jposlludc ! Strong Mouse.". direction uf I lip Marlin funeial livcmic, 1".:11- llru'.il, a i'L.:u:;il ut dedicated at the morning worship will he "Fanfare", l.cinmeiic. Kam- ' picaih .Sundny nt II a.m. on "Some A meeting of the roll call com- Itomc u; At In mil- lliBlilni.'lf. service last Sunday. I of the Tokciifi of Ucul ncBcnera- this viein;t} fii.' "." y ••>•• . lOnmia I-J. i3U,\ dam, 71, fur- .Mi.-.. I'cnnu in .'iiiiviM'i l.y lliicc in the church dinmc room niirl n dnilKhter, Until Lillian Tucker. "1'o.stlude in I'"', Heyser. Tlie chan- Tho annual Thanksgiving com- coolerator tor '.he Ui'.il.rn. merly ut IJclfurd, ivlu, lui'.l \wf\\ K- li:ui:-;hli i. , Mi.-. Ail'i'.l I.. SI:,J|I, witli COMPANY Olhei nlt.-ir llowci.s lionur the mem- uel choir will sing "Out of lllc munity service Wcdnusdiiy evening ilev, Dr. John Tliuina.-?, associate ^idin^; v.itli h'.'r da nobler. .Mi^. I -r- wilum r.lit: Uveii, .Mrs. .Sauuu-1 liain Sturm", Benson. at 8 o'clock. The local lire compan- director of the Ministers' and -Mis- ory i.r .Mr. .ind Mrs. (.'. A. Wright J loy l.ci'klidrr of Uninchlioi't ave- l:\unU ol r.r.l Uuik uli'l In.:. .1. I'. Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 • This church will unite lor the ies, scout organizations, and the sionarie;' Bcncfi: board. Mill he and John Simpler and are to be nue, OcoanpLit, died W'cdnccda.v uf AntlrewB of Ko.'k-villu C'litur. L. I., evening service with Central Bap- the speaker at the morning ser- pirsonted by Mrs. Olivo Khaptor Vtteranfi of Foreign Wars have bust wiieii at Monmoulh memu:i.il u ^JII, At'.j^il 11. L\i.uo ol Uai'icu Mintnn. 'rhanksKivinij bulletins :i l 0 tist church. Phil Saint, challi artist, been invited to attend service. L. H. Francis, Manager vice November 30 in ihr ali.-innt'e 1 ! i<>;-:(>; l.-i I fnllciv.-iii:; an illnr.-^ oi f.'ity, 1*. J., iiim . \ y,i :;.KUiiiItln.ii. of the pastor, who will he visiting Kivi'n by the children. Kl nin.l-rhil- • will briny the uur.pcl in nrt and Sermon by Rev. I . J. .Myers, "A Hirer w.'i-k-. I'uimerly with Franc. O. Squires. Freehold ilren ami great Binmlchilui en uf :ontf. The three Third avenue Nation Gives ThanU«". Special inn 'I't'" film-, ".! •• ;: h''!'i til." 111'! Ii his parents. .Mis. SuydJini -A;I.- IH.-III in Nc'.v iilj, ."1 I'lM'i'H.ei'ii [• IMI •"".'.' I'.louli- Traditional vesper .service.1* will •Mr. and ill's. Alexander J. Me:- Uwirlics will hold a union Thanlis- fie by ttie senior and iniernicdintj Yorli city. ilMligliti'r uf lllc 1.- = 11 - PHOMi KbD BA,\K 0-5S10 Kiving service next Wednesday choirs. |yi;. Mli'kl' 1iie il Ii cr I lull ul tilt' be. held in the i-tvmeli iliirinp De- Jacob iinil I'alhcrinc (irleni.iiiii. .•• i UII1K |lK'lil')i'i'!l ltii.'i,i . cember. December 7 members of Vouiii fellowship meets at d.'M evening at S o'clock in the CenttHl Junior youth fcllowahip meeting Jler husband v. a • Ihc lat>- Uiivid MGIITS: POINT PUiASANT 5-0547 Clayton Sot vice chaii'.ci. Workl p.m. in the lirenluec room. liupli.Hl church. 1'hil Saint will be Friday afternoon at 3:10; a.1 1 Suydain. Mirf. tiiiytlam h; .1 resided li.uino .M.I/..:A | AVidc Guild, nil] prrscn: a iirosriim. A liinner mectiiiK of 'he. Mnrried the apenkcr. o'clock junior choir rehearsal. in Occanport live ycara. Sue. was n Hiss Emma L;iFcha :iinl her Couples' class will Ije held thin Sunday-School meets at 10o'clock. Last Sunday ir, the church schuol member of the Sons and nauR'/tinr.-) The fuuoi'iil of l*'lorio Ma-^za, 55, | C'hristmns choir of school rliilili i-n eveiihiK at 7 o'clock. There art cl»£oC5 for all ages with session awards were presented tu of Liberty of Belford and .Shop- who died Tuesday of last week .it "Will be present Dec-ember I'll and P.ev. Ko^cr J. Sqiiier and Harold ii special clHSd for beginners from i .Mrs. Kozella Hubba and ill's. Dura hen'rs oC I'.cUilobt m of Kcyjsort. his home, 01 •While su-cct, was hetd 1 A White ChriMmn.s srivite will ho .). Coddington spoke on "Church two years up. ! Roop for failhrul service in the Surviving bi'siflc, .Mi.-. I.. i-lilid"i' i-'ri'l.-i .' a.': r:'ini(>n a; the Woolen presented Decemher -I. School Crusade" nt Ihe first i|imi- The chinch Clirititnias festival iwoik or the Sundity-schoul. John arc four other diiuKhtoi':-, Mi... .iii..'i'.'il i.'.ii..-. v.iih I:; \. NV. I'iijli.n Parents of cliilthcn in the-junior teily conference held last, ui^hl al will be held Mondn.v, December 2-, | Lentz, the assifitant superintendent, IJallicrinc Met! uf Jeix'V l-'i'y, .Ml.-. I'ipwi'l'.-. p:l.-!c.r c.f Un- Iinl lllink departmcni are hoin^r invited to in- , tho .\'ew Brunswick church. at 7:,"U u'cloL'k. presented Mrs. lioop with a SO yrar Klmrr H'lirrlcr and Mi--. XdMii'in I J:; p: I.-'! * -1 '1!' 't, u Mil i-i' ii;i.'. tend da.^cs with iln-ii rh;klrcn Woman's Society of Christian Mid-Weck fclluwshiji will be j pin, and Mi*. Mubbs with a pin fur Wheeler, L'ulh of l.mig lirnncb, mill ni'lU'el.-i wen. .1. (irovi-r f'altLl- . vJur equipment and JaeUiliei art volh complett the first Sunday in December. .Service will spon.-ur ci rummiiKc omitted "Wednesday evening due to i 21 years of service. .Mi--. John ."N'ciim.'in ul Ituiii.-un, ;ii»l i ;••.->! i;e Win!", .-..ilVi'iiT Miv.liaiMii ' The juniors will meet nt thti sale to be held Saturday, .November *.he union Thanksgiving acrvlce, mnn fnoroityhlif modern (flitting uhlinclioit lo Int church after school tomorrow for !i HUH, I.ynuui .Morrn »: Harlci. "lid Join. T. Ixiliii:-!. Uurlal -v:,rt in J23. nt the Went side Y.M.C.A. bcK'"- The younc i>coplc's fellowship .MI:TIIOI>I.ST (Jie;. '. • 1111 rrl y. Mni'liiucr \'nn- their class in religious education. The funeral «;'.:• lirld :~;iuiid:iy j nin»! al 9:150 a.m. Mrs. 11. S. Hlg- mcetn Sunday evening at 7 o'clock AU:inIic Highlands uflrrnoun :it t lie la'e i cs.dcnri'. timptt'il .U'rt'ica* Thanksgiving pel-vices sponsored in the dim i-li basement. by 'the Red Bank Council of Hinson id chnirman and will be as- with liev. l-luhc.t ."i. c.Jraliaiu, |i:i.v ' sistctl by other members of the Junior Christian Kndeavor so- ' Hov. Koy K. Williams, Jr., hafi J Churches will he hcid in Trinity chosen as hia sermon themo for tor of tlie I.JCIIM Bianub 1 iv.ibyUT eomliiandc. , eonulU'lcd :ei'\'ii'Cri fur I W.S.i'.S. The sale is for the eiety will meet .Sunday afternoon at ian uhtiicli. ullt.'iaiiiii.-. Ilnii.il «:!.•• Sh 1 i".v;ilnll'V pf'.-', Alliel-ie.'i il l.ejriui, Episcopal church next Wednesday •1 o't lock. ; the 10:43 o'clock Sunday morning evening nt S o'clock. The spenkcr , benefit of the Mcthodtat Home in J''air \'U'w ectnetcry, unili r Hit ef i;-d f-lniik, T!tiir.--ilay evening. i fur the Aged nl Ocean Grove fur- Tim Hrotherhood will meet Fri- • service, "The Power of a New will'be Hew John Gobhiird. Jr., of ' Idea". The senior choir under dircc- cllrci'liun uT the l''luo!\ J'uiiL'inl W i W f U the Reformed churrh. lUshillKs program. Pelsuns having d.ny evening at 8 o'clock in the hume. .miIN i.. 1'i.ooi) i rumniai;e to jjive are asUed to church basement. Election of of- j tion of Koy Jeffrey will sing un Albert VmiXosirand and his class : anthem. This church will combine I Jciliii I,, l-'kioil, il"i. a ret ncd nv m- i will go to C:\mp Joy, IHIAV L:il%c- bring it to the church or contact Mccrs will tnke place. lliVKI'.V IS. IlKUtlAN ^jriilerlc ~J\. ^ritiums, Uli/r. A nursery school is held at the j with the Central Baptist and First her of 1 ho Newark puhec tleuiiu- wood, for a week-end cnmpinK trip. Mrs. Higfinson or Mrs. E. Boyd. 1 church .Monday through Friday Presbyterian In a union service at Il.-irry B. IJci'dau, 70, :i formtr Illi-Il'. died .S:i'i'l'd\y Hi .'Jcvillii, About IStl women of Monmoutlt ; 8 o'clock Sunday in the Baptist tn;uibi;"r of the 7tii Itc^imcnt <»t' , .Siii vi\'iii^* arc his wi'e, Mi's, l-.il- tv, W. Jr,,,,t Si. t?JR.J, Tel. 6-022C, Baptist association attended their FIKST (in in ii or (.'inner, from '.I to .11:15 o'clock. The nur- sery is open to all prc-school chil- [ church. Phil Saint, artist, ninyer, .New York cily, died Wmnl:y niurn- liiin Ji'lood, ,-nu.l :i sun, .lo'in Flood. annual conference in tlif: Red Bank j speaker, will bring the message. ln;t al hia lumr, .Morris pl:ici\ ,li'.. both ul' Summit, nml I'.vn .•-!'!- church Monday evening. Mrs. Gar- dren from two and a half years r.ct Bank up. Two -staff workers are in charge I Church school will convene at !'uliau|)i;c'k. llo was Imni in New ;ler^, .Mrs. l^ilis 'l';ioiiin.-un .'mil .Mis.i rett J^etwiler of Mat;nvan, presi- Vurli eity, j*it,i uf the late Julin U. 1 ;fv,c Fined, hotli of lUr;hleru!s. dent, presided. .Following n devo- Services in First Church of Christ, •us well nfi a trained nurse. Trans- :ininp t Ute CUlllc'.i of O'lr [,:i'lv into 12 srrovips for departmental Bank, :ue hold Sundays at 11 n ni nece^.vctry. othct'i>. Voulh fellowship meets -,\\ Ml', ricrdtui ^'':^ u. uu'tuin'i- of St. •Jaiiu'H t:pit.i.-iii>al chuiL'b, i.on^ :if Pcrpcl'nil licip, with U:v. John conferences. and Wednesday sveninss at S:li5 7 p.m. Junior fellowship mcuts : o'clock, • nAl'TIST Wednesday at ">.3O p.m. Brnnch. aurivini: me liia i.ifc. Mis. ' Dunneliy olVcrini: :v hi.^ii N:i. :i of YOU A meeting of the Sunday-school Jesriie Uil.s---.il IJi'iiiaii, :i folliu.i , i'C'itlici:i. Cm-inl was in ^'aplcv.\iod rRKSBY TKMAN "Soul and Body" i.T the subject l.cuiuudo ! ee,no:eiy nnder tlie d'le.'l.ou nf the for Sunday, November 23, TUc Women's Missionary society lencheni anil members of the Ueil Kauli i-Mlilcii! ; tv. o dan:; liters, Make It Red Bank Mrs. William ii. CuopiT and .Mrs. : Mnriin fiiii-rnl home! of Atlantic Golden Tc.\t: "We all, with open uill meet this evening at 8 o'clock church boaid of education ^'ili bu R«v. John A. Haye< will preach i''rank J. TtikanoH, and fun;' yiall'l- ' IlighhuifU. face bcholdinK as in a tlass the at the home of Mrs. Kobcrt Search.. I held nest Monday night in tlm flundiy jnorninj; at 11 o'clock on 1 ' cluirch. Tbn purpose of the mrct- ehiklicn, all of Pi'i'SaulWi'I;. Possil)!e the subject. "The I'njust. Judge." clory of the Lord, are changed in- Mir-, William Kurd and Miss Lil- MIIS. BJf.MK JAfhSON to the sume Image from Klory tn lian l^aiecn will be in charge of de- i ing i.3 to difii'tiSJ and adopt plans The funeral was bed Tuesday Th« Junior Christian lindeavor 1 to Increase enrollment, and attend- .•Uterneuii i.l t'-.c Mount ni"Miul'ial .M;t:. Fanuie Jaci^on of Clie.slnut •oeicty mrt Sunday afternoon, with glory, even as by the Spirit of the votions ami program. Lord". HI Cor. 3:18). i The church-school will meet Sun- ance in tho church school in ai> home, with Kcv. Mort'in A. Uarm.'.-. avenue, Hilisiik'. died y.-iluiday in Miss Bea Swfetini; in charge. The 1 cordnnee with the emphasis in pastor of Hi. .lair.fs el.ui.-ii, of- '.lci'.. I Mil .Vr;-U'- ..':'J.p.. J*..V.I.I.;. vlvcd...b>: j Sermon: PIISS'IKC-- from the KinK d.iy nt U:1D o'clock. .Morning woi- ; Tin- tonfitlriipe- Minfc-tlie ppoplo of topic was "Other ReHcicins." Hich- : i : ~'~crcVlioUi'"m''oiV'ClVrTSlTan'T;duca'i1ii!>']i1 tici".'VnTi-"" liiinal v.'iis iii 1-;.ii- VlO'-v' 'nvr lili-b!Llld, ^:iiiiin I ./.'''k.-.m; a •"iiTU"'Gin)tVV£b'iV~'\Un~ijVuak lu tlie ~ "J;ihi'' iT'vcntiibn ur'ViVc-rJib'lc''inl i'iiiii;'';" 's!ii]i"C\"iir ViO""MiriTr"a"i I i u*c'r6cU"*\vlicTf 1 "\~\'by nrt thou cast clown. O m.v llo pastor, Hev. lillwood S. Wolf, in tliifi anal year of the Crusadi- fur eemrleiy, j< -it nr, -M w. C;i;lici'inc Vml uf Hill- tliis community have in us is the Kroup next Sunday afternoon on i Christ. side, IUKI l".o l',n;he;s, ilolfert nnd "We Fee! This Way About It." fioul and why nrt thou disquieted • will .preach on, "Telltale limits". r iitusi valuable asset of our organiza- ! within me? hope thou in God: for 1'hc Junior Christian lOndeavor so- MKS. CAUOI.INK K. Sl'tlTT •Arthur Tyler o. Cuiubeiiiuid cuun- The weekly meeting of the Jun- ty. V.-i. ior Christian Endeavor organisa- i J shall yet praise him, who i-* the cioiy will meet at G:UO j>.ni, The MI.TIIOD1.ST MM. C'arullno K. Si-ot:, wife uf tion. Not only do we continue to tion was held Sunday aftcrnoun. Jhcal'h of my countenance, and my I .Uuplisl Youth fellowship will bo Sea Blight Frank .Scott, died eaiiy Munday The funeral will he held at 2 p. m. today at St. Paul's lj.'ip'.ist prosper bocau.se of it, but we are Misi Joanne Macdonald spoke to 'God". < P«. 42:11) Correlative pa^s- Held at 7 o'clock. The evening ser- Sunday-school meets at 9:30 a. morning at her home, J'i I.iouehty members on "This Bible of Ours." j nj-cs from "Science and Hcaltl'. -.' • will be held at 8 o'elock. tho t lane, K:iir Haven, at the :i;;e uf 70. i:!mivh, Atlantic llivihl^mls. Burial • m. "We are in the crusade, und will be in C:y.-:t?il H;ie::ra ciniclery, also constantly guided in all our Miss Marion Wallace gave a talk I with Key to the Scriptures" by p;u'tor will ti.=e as his sermon topic, ! making progress," the pastor states, She wan born in Hubokcn, but had 1 hetare members of the Senior C, E. ; Mary Baker Eddy include. "'"l-.j Continuing Power". resided in l'"air Haven many years uiiilcv ihe Uiie.tiun nf tho I '. Leon actions by the confidence you dis- | and "our average attendance ha3 Harris funeral humo. fiundsy afternoon on "Grinnell. I "Because of human ignorance nt The Pastor'-, choir rehearsal will : greatly increased." Mrs. Scott was u member of the play in us. You can lie sure that 1947," an address about her exper- j the divine Principle, Love, l.io be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 1 ln observance of the Thanksgiv- Chapel of Holy Communion of Kair iences at the youth conference last ' Father of all Is represented as => j'cloeli. Cliui.'h choir rehearsal at 1 ing season. Rev. Joseph S. Rlrtri(lu.e Haven and uf the Order of tho .11 US, IShHTIlA r.l'iilMN.VN we shall always strive to deserve summer. Plans were completed for corporeal creator; hence men i -. u'clock in the evening. The mld- ; will preach nt the 11 o'clock S.tn- Eastern Stnr of Newark. Mr.-*, l^erth.'i l.ehmann. 72. filed the Thanksgiving hayridc. cognize themselves aa merely phy- I'.cek prayer meeting will be held coiilidcnce. 1 ' day mnrnlni: sprvlco on "Our Grnt- tSurivivihi bc-<,;di:o lit. liimUuid iun(i:iy al tile- home o' Ivr uauicM- MiJH Winur.a Durruh spoke before sical, and are ignorant ot man a. - I. . 8:15 o'cluck. • tiludc." Thcro will hi special music lire a son, Walter 1''. acuU of ilill- ter. Mrs. J4'.'iuley Kon-iel:'-i»i or Ueo the Sunday evening club on "HiibK- ! God's imago or reduction and or I The nniuial Thanksgiving day I by the enlarged choir under direc- J'orminit of Youth in the Christinn burn. .\. J.. and a sister, Mis. man's ntcrnal incorporeal exist- [service united with the New ,\lon- tion of Mrs. Kleanor Lindsay. Charles K. White, of 1/11110 .Silver. by :'.iit)\hcr dntighi.er, Mis. Jolw Honto." James IJ. IJ;ivison was in ence", (p. 13). T.outh Baptist church will be held A union Thanksgiving service will : charge and announced that the The funeral \v:uj hold yesterday . Vall Street Tel. L.B. 0-3567 West Long Branch toniliiuoiillv lor I] run NfHt In Ml Uli^iM Crmm-iy SUI MAPI.K I'lACK. KEVI'OHT Cliurvh'Stri'ct, MtMford, N, J, larlolnn R. Hiiarton. Prop. Telephone R. B. 6-0024 Send For Illustrated Catalogue Ed»ln II. Wharton, AuooUta NlfttiU, SuutUyt. Atid HttluLtyk Phone Red Bnnk 60319 1-18S1 I'liunu CALL R. B. «.MIIJ •and lor Booldrt K.F.D. Box 108 Red Bank A&P's Pre-Thanksgiving Food Event! A Colossal Collection of Big Values for the Big ¥]/

Get a liead start on your holiday marketing and head for your thrifty A&P today! We've cranberry sauce/and mince meat . . . relishes and spices . . . dried fruits and mils . . . and hundreds of other TIIUIITY I'UODUCE festive foods . . . all priced lo help you serve a ban- quet on a budget. Heap plenty of these values in A-PLENTY your market basket today . . . and reap plenty of |-*ur a |iri'virvv <>f TlianloLivii;. your AXI' niul foasl yniir i'\c? on llic ALL THE FIXIN'S thanks for a marvelous meai on Thursday! M'uii'rt n[ .urninl Iniys in the liij; I'rnrliirc How are >•"» fixed for Fixin's? Haie |)r>|i.irlniiMil! Make a im-iiliil niitr of llic yn«i nil the rannr.fi goods, spirrs, rcl- pnrilni-frrsh \ciic*l:il»|i'<, cun-ripiMii'tl fruits i-hfs anil *V\trai" you'll need for vour nml

Florida-Medium size k's'I'oinato Juice • * n« fen2is. 23* Store Tomato Juice iona isot cer 310. 29e MONDAY GariJcn Ircsh threiiRh SftTUROftY (»ru|iefrnil Juice is at can,'{ io> 25c 4ootcan|9e %|llllollk|t Homo Giowrt i l'inca|>|)le Juiec AN erandt iioicanl6« Table Celery Paicai o< win'e bunch |«ir A|»|»le Jllice Red Cheek oi Motr'i qua.'bot I 7« DcliciollS Apples Fine E,ilma 2 lbs If ;"»r

Corllanil Apples AH impose .'{ lbs 2~W Asp-All G.««n Picnic Tip» 10'., ot cen 23*

Washed Spinach .... 10 oz pkg | 7<' Slrin" Itcan.s Loio Moll French Style I? si can ]6e Crccnini; .Apples ... . 2 ibs l*h Sued Potatoes *'•• 18=! can 17« ( KlllpCI'Or (pi'apCS Fine Enlino •2 its 2 ><- iNilllflS Com oil the Cc% 12 oi cen |~« 2 ibs 27<- Pens Seliabl.-Fancr 10 si cen 2 for 33* f?* SUC«'I l'olalor.S USNo. ICide 2 Ibs |7<- IVaS Oal Monie o. Libfcr ?Qoican21« A&P's "SUPER-RIGHT" MEATS' VrlloW 1 Illllips U S No lGr.ide .'{lbs |Oc Sweel Peas ion. IO.I c.r2f°.21* Wliilc Onions Boiling 2 ibs I7« TomatoCS lone end olhe. b.emfc 1» oz can 2 lor 25* IJccausu they're Close-Trimmed to remove excess waste before liriiig weighed, "Super Rijilit" meats trim your meal hills. Yrt you couldn't ask for licller-lnsliiij1. I'olllloCS Solcclod-U 5 No I Cade JOlb bag .|i>i: Toilialll SailCe I'bb, a. Del Monl. loi c*n3l°>20« finer quality cuts. Try one today! And if you're planning lo serve meal instead "f KaVCT l^ill^ Calimy.na 8 or. pkg. 1'^r poultry on Thanksgiving, buy "Super Right" and enjoy every bile! Gra|»cfruil S-ctiont **PFer.c/ JOoz cen2i«.27e KIuc:k Mission Figs . . . 8oi k 17<- P g Bartlell Pears L,bb, o. D.I MOnie 29 »« cen 13« Young, Tender lb 9}, Lc»gs «if Lamb Uroincilarv filled Pairs 7i,o i Pia 2I!r Crushed Pineapple AH i.endi 10 « cen27« Smoked IIIIIIIS Ready ttEat «r RegUlar-Whole or Either Half lb .)! Apple Sauce AA» r«ne» 20« cei>21°. 29« Paper Shell l'eeans . . • . ib •19c Porterhouse Steak Short Cut-Less Waste lb .§ PrilllC PlllUlS *»P fmtt 10atet»23« Mi\<'(! Mills Fancy Ib (|.5c v- v PcadlCS 0.1 Mom. or Libbr 10 01. cen 2Q« Juicy and Flavorful Ib. f , Sirloin Steak Walllllls Diamond Ib I5"' Yellow Cling Peaches ion. ]»«. cm 23*

^Q^| For Fricassee, Sa'ads-4 lbs £ over Ib I5r;izil i\111s ...... ib lie Loin Lamb Chops . . • *> 79c Freestone Peaches He..rt Delight 2* ei. can ,*)2* Wh c Eii| m Hal( lb Rib Lamb Chops sho.ici.-i.MWa.'. ib 6*)e Pork Loins °' °< ' • Fruit Cocktail Oei Mom.o , ut>b» 30oi.cen39« 1 A|>l»l<- Prime Ribs of Beef ijX-i . «. 6<)c Fresh Hams whoi.o.Enh.,Haii ib Fruit Cocktail Suttene 10 «i. ce»37« Mall's Top Round Strak . . . n> 82c Loin Pork Chops c.m.rcun ib No Deposit lllipcclcd ApriCOfS Ione-Halv« 39 gz ceo 27* Top Sirloin Roasl No'srSd«. "> 82t Fresh Pork Shoulders S"°"Cut ib Toillato Soiip Ann Page 10• 55c Smoked Pork Shoulders S"°n cub. Salad Dressing Ann Peg. eir>Mer31* CllO|>|M-(l DCCf PuI° %»I-FI*SMV G'ound Ib 4QL* Sliced Bacon sunnviiew-in»ib. PI S. ib 9 Nectar Tea A Nahonal e Vi lb. pkg.il c

Boneless Veal Roast ^ id.. k 53« Sliced Boiled Ham :;•---» v^ , <: ou Nectar Tea lla . . plj oll« 1'1-c pka ol 50 ,'{') GREEN GIM PEAS Our Own 'lea Slicing and Robust Vt Ib. pkg. '.We Ifouk Our Own Tea , , pkg oll6j,'{r pkg ol50,'{7ff Great big tender 17 02. tweet peas can If you want your Thanksgiving turkey lo he one of the host ever, order a Pilgrim Brand ljinl today! These famous Canned Pumpkin Verieui Iranda 27 et. cen 10* turkeys will all lie priced just as low as possible, lnit the Mince Meat ASP Brand 9ot,Bvc 15* heavier ones will be. less than the smaller sizes, due lo lower wholesale costs, None Such Mince Meat»»» P«S 19C 7ioi.i«41*

Seedless Raisins A&P IS »t. PIS 2'0.29* Cranberry Sauce D.omedery a.OcunSpny 16 at. cen 19« FINK «JI W.ll Y *i:.%IOOI» J I\E PARKER I III IT CAKE Pllini Pudding R&R Brend U 01 cen 39* Fresh Mackerel Fine lo. Ib 27c Slmldcd willi Klticcrd chrrric*, plump raisins, lanRy citrus Plain Olives Sul.ene liend 411 at. j«> 23« fruits and crisp pecans . . . Jane I'arkT Fruit Cake is an Fresh Flounders Besl Fried o. Broiled Ib 33c old-rimc treat I lull's nn oll-linir favorite. This rich, lusginns Stuffed OliveS Sulnn.lr.nd 9!te>j.r37« rake \% srnml tn have on liatul for liuliday rnlcriaining. Urcsscd Whiting Ready lor the Pan Ib. 21c Select Ufiht or old-fa^hiuncd (ibik) rake . . . nml rejoice in Fruit Pod 0iomedary-Cilron.l.mon a. O.ange 3 o*. pkg 10* your clmicc! DOZENS OF DAIRY BUYS For Frying and Stewing doz. 39c Fresh Oysters Vanilla Extract Ann Page 2ozboi.29e Once you taste the delicious flavor of these thriftily-priced dairy foods, you'll be back (or r£v;?*3 DAKK 'l£99e ±1.98 ±2.98 Bell's Poultry Seasoning • . iox. e\t. 10« more to add fresh appeal to your Thanks- giving meal! LIGHT 'lit 1.29 ,12.49 2 Flaku Pie Crust P>< 16* fi Treats CrisCO V.i.lable Shortening 1 ib cer. 39c 31b can 1.09 r.ngv and Tally A&P COFFEE Sparkle Puddiugs Chsc., v.mii., iuii*i=oich 3 e*v- 19e Blue Cheese Lnjuy the extra freshness of this (Coconut Raisin Huns .... pkg ,'{,'{c coffee that's sold in the whole ( Chocolate Fudge Mix i»nv.t i2a<.pka.27« djoltTft Rich A Real Deiserl Chaen Ib. OcBC beai» and Custom Ground just PoUIld Cake Chc.y Iced Iloz.cul2 ic Ice Cream Mix So«.kit-choeei.t. « v.niti. 3ptgi. 19* right for your coffeepot. Sunshine Loaf iane Psike. each 25c Cheil-O-Bit Che.,, Food 2 Ib bo, 89c Sweet MixCfl Pirkleft Menhaiun 32 at le. 33* EiGUT O'CLOCK CalvC Jano Pd.ke. each .'t.">c American Cheese Process M.I O Bit Ib53c Ritz Crackers Nibnc lib pkg 29* Marvel Parly Hyc iosi 15c Cottage Cheese flreakston. lot CUD 15c . . 2 ib. «.tc RED CiRCLE Blirry's Cookies Home Spun Anorlmem ttb. pkg39t l^lnrvrl Wliil v llrriiri 1 M O, IO,V,, 25C Cliecsc'N Bacon lorden i ot. glati 25c UOKAH 2 ib. «7r Ann Page Preserves Aprie« or teach us. i.r25« Old Knglish Spread Krall'i Sot glass25c Grape Preserves Uui.ihtI., iib.i»25* Cream Cheese Borden'l OOt W«|30

Brillo Soap Pads or Cleanser u.a.pk«18« CAMAY SOAP SWEETHEART SWEETHEART BUI-WHITI FLAKES DIJZ KIIIKMAN'S KIKKMAN FLAKES CASHMERE BOUQUET Mildly periumed TOILET SOAP Blues while you wash For diih.t and your fine fabrics Delicately periumed toilet toia> TOILKT SOAP For dishes and laundry B0HAX SOAP Bath dza 22'A% ozoz.. I 7 Balh" i) caket cak. 2 pkgi. large 21«. . 2 «»•'•» 25* RKD BANK niCOISTKI?, NOVEMBER 20, 1947.

Flowers For Princess Elizabeth's Wedding Red Bank Auto Glass Co. When In Sea Bright EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR 21 MAPLE AVC. Crane, Bulldozer and Dump Truck Work, Cor. Maple. Are. ft White St. Stop At Excavations, Grading and Clearing of all Ole's Sea Food Restaurant types. WINDSHIELD QLAM. Roadways Cut and Shaped Up, Cellars, Erciled Lobster, Sea Food Dishes; Pools, Lakes and Ditching Done. DESKTOPS Also Chicken in the Rough; Delicious Steak*. For all operations on this type of work call DOOR GLASS Ol \l I. AMXSK.V, I'rnji. on us for our estimates. 1072 Ocean Ave. Phone 3ea Bright 2-0102 No Job Too Large or Too Small. BOAT GLASS _ Also A Full Line of Top Soil, Fill Dirt and Gravel. TABLE TOPS ITS NO IUN! M. J. STAVOLA Installed While You Wait PHONE RED BANK 6-3556. Red Bank Auto Glass Co. A firrxing: flay and a boil- P. O. BOX 482, RED BANK, N. J. 21 MAPLE AVE. ing rngino ate a l»ad comlu- TEL. R. B. 6-3860 n;jti«-n. Should this befall vuu. bo sure you call on us. Or t.fltcr still, let us put your YOUK FRIENDLY, PEItSONAL STORK «Mifcinf''s cooling system In urclrr now — "an ounce, of pieventitm" — you know. RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS 113 W. Fixnl St. Red Bank, N. J.

R. B. 6-1177 At noon Tuesday a piper super cruiser left the. Red Bunk airport, piloted by Frank Limn, WIM'N and L10UORS headed for LMfjunrdin lie-Id, Now Yuri-., where its previous cargo, 50 largo chrysanthemums from tho Millbroiik (irrenhou.ic of New Moniiimith, "as transferred to :L Pan-American clipper, and arrived 39>/2 BROAD ST. FREE DELIVERY. RED BANK 6-3334 this morning in Sussex. Kncl.-ind. The rhry.uinthc mums were a part of the floral display at the wed- ding of Princess Elizalielh at W«sl minster Ahliy this morning. Tlie Milllnouk firci'iihoiisp received a ciihln fruni the Steamship 1 liiUoricil Society of Lynn, Mass., in which tho unler was requested. The llov.-ors were shipped to Mrs. Russell Annan Crawley uf Sussc.\, who acted us the ."ocirly's representative a I tho wedding. 'l"ho telegram was signed by n. Lorcn "FOR THANKSGIVING" Graham friend r>f Harry 'j:ionahii« (•' .Millbronk and stationed at Kent Monmouth during the war. RIDE A BUS From Siiiinv California sorvico on tiie theme, "The Praise Rev, Mr. Hcarn will deliver the Church NIMVK of Tlinnltsiiiving". His sermon to.pic sermon at the annual community for the 7:"0 o'clock evening wor- Thanksgiving ticrvlce to be held 100' PURE CENTRAL IIAI'TIKT ship will lie "TJulkllng on the. next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock Golden Bear CALIFORNIA WINE Atlantic Highlands ' . Itock". Members of Pride of Cres- at Christ Episcopal church. | Howard M. Krvln will preach ! cent council, Suns and Daughters BOTTLED AT THE WINERY Sunday mornin;; at the 11 u'eloc!; ! cjf Liberty, will attend the service Ol.ll MUCK service from a text taken from Hie | iiunday rX'hool meet., at 0:30 a.m. Marlboro 4th chapter of Janict-. | Tin' Sunday N'ightcrs will meet at Morning worship nt 10:4fi In the Church school convenes at 10 :). ii:;;0 p.m., with .Miss Anne Stochl in Village chapel. Rev, E. Bart Bonte m. in the chapel, with William F. charge. will preach on the subject, "Why Mnxson, superintendent. Are Wo Thankful?" Musical por- Tile pastor's Bible class meets QT. FIFTH Youth fellowship nu'ets nl 7 p. Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in the manse. tions of the service will be by the J^ttGAL. g jj ni., in the junior group in the Phil- The; Glenncrs will meet Friday organist, Elmer Burge, and by the athea room and the high school night in tlie chnpcl. Girls' chorus and Junior choir. Boro Buses Gives You group in the church, The adult Tho young people are sponsoring Church-school at 9:30 and 10:30 a. ni. for pupils of all age*;. fellowship meets at the same hour a I'.'ike sale lo lie held Saturday lie— CASE CASE in the church olllco. ginniiiK al 10 a.m. in the chapel. .73 CASE fV2S .00 Phil Sninl, liRhlnin;." arlliil, will HUFOKMEU OF S OK 1Z Year-Round Service The illinium of the locnl Colt's Neck 8 or J2 TF present the gospel in art and sung clinriiies will take place in a spe- nt a ficrics of evangelistic meetings Morning worship at 11 with Rev. Just as yon found our Itusr* cool and airy ill cial union Thanksgiving service, Leonard Siblcy, Jr., speaking from to begin Sunday night and con- nest TlniiKday nl JO a.m. in this PRODUCED IN CALIFORNIA tinue to Fridny, November i!8. First Book of Peter. Sunday-school dot wrullirr—you*ll find llirm lvariii and | church. at 9:45 a. m. Choir under direction Union services will he held Sun- 005:LijuTl:i.y._wi!l. bet..,_!»:j. ia.in., under the supervision of preach Sunday morning on the gin a drive for clothing tor fturu- .Miss Doii.i Baiiil. rtcv. William theme, "Count Your Blessings". pcan relief. llciirn, pastor, has chusen "Two The guild will meet Wednesday Thankful Men" as his sermon top- A Si mil I Do./until Will Reserve night. ic for the 11 a.m. worship set-vice. A men's corporate Communion The Young People's group will will be held in tho chapel Novem- meet at 7:U0 p. m. ber 30, tile llrs.1 .Sunday in Advent, The quarterly church business at 8 i).m. A Communion breakfast meeting will be held tonight at 8 will follow. The vicar's sermon for o'clock. A clam chowder and cake that Sunday will bo on the Twenty- sale will bc held in the chapel to- YOUR SPINET third Psalm. murrow afternoon, opening at 1 For hiimvdiiilp or Christmas Delivery! o'clock. PKESBYTEK1AN The Woman's department will EtituiituWli ineci Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John A. Wetstin, student pastor, Henry Starke at 2 p. ni. Mrs. James will bring a Thanksgiving message Scott will preside, and Mrs. G. M. at Sunday's 10:45 o'clock morning Barto is in charge of the program. PUBLIC SALE (OF RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT) them I, the undersigned, aoing out of business, will sell at Public Auction the Modern Contents and Equipment of my Restaurant known as the Surf Restaurant. SATURDAY, NOV. 22. 1947 OB at 1 O'clock — (Rain or Shine) Corner of Boulevard & Hamilton Avenue 595. and up SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N. J. Tyler npfrigrrnlor (•'("> nt. fl.), Globe Electric Gifts !«*•*• SliiMiiR .Marliiiif. lloliarl, Meat, firinrlcr (II. I'. '.»). KitcliL'ii Aide .Mixrr ami Allncliini'iils, Alills I'Veezcr C-'O en. It. i, I)iio TIIPI'III ('lil Hunting Kitchen Karigo RADIOS .Nu. ir>111, Miiffic (.'.lief lioulile Oven, -'iit'gal. While llcatl ItCA - ZENITH, Ktc. (ins "Walcr lleali'f fMoiirl meliil lined.! Table Sett Two Kitchen Sinks, 5-llolu Hluiiin 'I'lihle (Dough- li erty) with plate warming ronipiirlimMit, (1-llole Dough- Combination! erty Slentii Table, .Meat Display Steam Table, Relding Hall Ilefrigcntltir, 'i (lour? I r»',£. en. ft.; 2 'NVyolt, Crcn.ni From Ui^lii'iisei-s, lliT-ilwiirn Juicer, 2 Slnmle-s Sinks, 7 ft. •5 each; |,n\vs CiilTee Urn Set. Hlainless Draining Oombin- aliun Tray, I Savory Anloinatii: ("ns Ton^ler (!150 slirc per lionr'i, I S-llulc Nelson leu Creiun I'.abincl, 1 Cont- A smart, stay.young step depends, not alone on correct size liinntiim Hnin Marii: anil Water Gonler (Stainless Steel), '.'"> l_Jlii"in VENETIAN BLINDS Weils. Miss Gloria Cui-rnn. Co!nmh;;< • Wiipf uf Mntau.-Mi fire department.] CAH'XTAIL I.Ol \(,\] and HAR i.'rs. Douglas Waid is a patient university, nnd William J:\ni/ WATI-HMAN AM'M I' ners for the three tables were Mrs. New York were Ruots uf Mr. anil ' Clark id replacing Clinrlea Schmidt .lint nff Hrnad St. 1-1517 Jiitlph Herrick, Mrs. Leroy SicUels, Mr.". Fred Burlcw recently, j as I'rudenlinl Life Insurance sales- Tel. II. R. O-i««« -Mrs. William R. Craig and Mrs. Ed- Mr, and Mrs. Donald S. Weir and nrui in the Matawan territory. waul Currie. Substitutes were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hrusl-r spent ! Mrs. .Stafford Sehcnck lias ir- Sicilies, Mrs. Hcrricli, Mrs. Howard Satunlay In New York, where they ] turned after spending a month in Krdmann and Mrs. Thomas An- attended a perfoi ninnce of "I'riiM-j Snn Francisco. derson. doon". Mrs, W. O. IJiggin entertained REAL ESTATE WANTED Mrs. P. T. Long in substituting Mrs. Aloysius Penneiti and in• ', t|u. Friday Night Bridge club last in thu vomniciTial department in fant. rt;iuv.h1rr have lelurni'tl from wrel; when prizes weir awarded to Large IMUIII'I'JI liiuini tin nr IH'MI1 lln1 nwr. C.i-h .Mnlawiin high school for Miss Monmuiitll Mrmuri.il liosp.tal. i.Mi.-. O. J. McKcen and Mrs. Frank I.auta Gordon, uiio lias been con- Mids Joan Hu;:liL.-i fflcblated her J r;|j..^, buyers wailing. I.M will) ti-'. An •-Ji;tfjj• • mi!•— \\ .• lincd to her home in Now York by 12th birthday Saturday ove.ninn ' Mrs. Willintn M. Sutphin is con- illness the jiast week. with a patty at winch she en'.iM- I lined to her home by illness, ANTIQUES sell. Mies Stephanie Thompson is con- tained Lucille Schrappa, Dolores j Mr.«. Alfred Adler will he hostess valcdfins at her home from a re- Schulcr, Wildn. Jrinsscn. Joan De- :; ,t a cosmetic demonstration Thurs- HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN SINCE YOU HAVE SEEN cant illness. veraux, Rose Marie Abbazia, Mnn- day night at 8 o'clock in Trinity LOPATIN AGENCY Miss Emily Feman of Keansburg lyn Knoell, Jo Ann La/.ow, Patricia parish house. PRICES LIKE THESE ? spent the weelt-end as gucet of Miss Egan, Jane Pengel. Connie lleuser, j JIJS« Doris Strothcr celebrated 37 West Main Street Freehold, N. J. ,Io Ann Lazow. Nancy Barker, Kalph Holier, Joseph ; )„.,. hirtlulny recently with a fnm- Airs. Arthur Carey returned last Draso, Grover Cadcn, JlonuM ! ;|y dinner at her home. week after visiting her sister in White, Daniel Matthew..-, Unbolt -XMir Women's guild of Trinity VICTORIAN WALNUT DESK $17.00 Morfolk, Va. Gray, Hubert IJmeison. Itichsml ] L.I,m''11l' , ht'hl this Afternoon. Tho croup dc- C. Devlin attended the night foot- Hushes. ' citii'il tu cuntrilmtr toys to the ball game Saturday between Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Weir :i>- nP.. Kugcne \>ra l-Jurleu", sick committee. The Sharkey of LSnyonnc; Mrs. Hiifus nest meeting will be a Christmas WINDSOR CHAIR $11.00 Blovins, Jerscyville; Mrs. Clifford parly on December 8. KchPnek and Mrs. John Hernh.'irt, Mrs. CIrace Curran spent Monday Atlantic Highlands; Jin Louis at the physical education workshop STUDENT LAMP $32.00 Mahnken, Statcn Island; Mrs. Her-fn Howell tiiv/nship school. bert Fish, Rhode Island; Mrs. An-i j1|Ic,.. w ATIII-I-CJH. public relationn BOSTON BEDROOM ROCKER .... $6.50 thony (Ju.-idiiKnii, ilif.s Ann nun- I ,1 j,.,.,-t1.1- of I lie DepMrtmenl of Con- uasiiio, anil Miss Kvi'lyn UusKliisnu, i M,,.V:itif New Jcr- MAHOGANY CANDLE STAND .... $17.00 Wcst OraiiKc; .Mrs. Merrill !''ijnl, i „,,,. w.ls (he spcI1!tP1. „( ft nieetinK Mrs. Kranli. Marz, Mrs. Joseph I-'nr- jor 'th( 1 j|Cn-w ,.)„[, held in the Icc- l-cll, Mw. Walter O(,-dens, Mi»s j tl]|.,. ron|]| of tho prCsl)ytcrian Mai-ylou Hussscy imd Miss Jucqiic- ,.|,uirh Wednesday evening of last Come in and pick out an unusual Christmas Gift line DeMont, Matnwan. week. He spoke on the subject, at an unusual price—BUT HURRY! Miss Dorothy Burlcw was guest "New Jersey FisherioH". A color of honor at ;i miscellaneous shower motion .picture depicting fish life (jiven recently by Miss Anita liiini- in New ,ler«ey wns shown, mann and Mrs. Helen Cowlcs of Mrs. Charles Barker and grand- Keyportyp , (JUCHIS were .Mis. Harold daughter, Barbara Hcndrlckson, Cherry Tree Farm Antique Shop Burlcw, Mrs. Heruo.it St.-icr, Mrs. j |lnvi> rrtiirncd to their homes arter Joseph Berbrick, Airs. Doris Wcrt/.. spending a feu- days with MM. ROUTE 35—5 MILES NORTH OF RED BANK BRIDGE Mrs. Mary Holmes, Mrs. Alfred Ad- j i;.,, uCi'a mother, Airs. Annie. Jolin-

For The Table \ • / ! lcr, Mrs. Alex KOIKII, Miss Ciitbe- Hon of ].;a»t Orange, rlno AlcCurmlck, Miss Jeini UIIJUII, | .Mrs. Uussie Hell left Friday to MIDDLETOWN Phone 50454 Open 11:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Miss Joan DeAIont and Miss Krcd-| spend a vacation in Boston, Your dinner table will be the da Bammann, Matawan; Mrs. Jos- | Mr. and Mrs. (.icorgc Jiarrett, Jr., center of attraction on Thanks- cph Koisti and Mrs. Vcrna Kchnic- .entertained their bridge club last dor, Keyport, and Mrs. tOdna Alar- , week. Mrs. Victor Kredda wa« prize giving Day. Make it as lovely tin and Mrs. Edward .Morrow of winner, and guests were Mr. and Old Bridge. Mrs. Fredda, Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd The Best For Less Where Quality and Prices Meet and as festive as possible with The American Legion and aiixll- lirown, Mr. nnd Mrs. Conrow Wye- iary of Post 176 will bold u joint , ]1(,ffi Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler and a well chosen centerpiece. meeting tonifc'lit at Legion hall. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Bcntlcy. Tlio Msitawiin Kilsl Aid Mrs. Paul Albert! of New York was host to the New Jersey State (.jty js visiting her hrnther-in-law MOLLY PITCHER First Aid council of the first cite- j and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. trict at a meeting Friday night, j PiUe. Complete Centerpieces from $1.50 Guests from Keyport, Manasiiuan. Mrs. Jay b\ Hontetter, Mrs. Ralph Atlantic Highlands, Spring Lake, \y. Hcrrick, Mrs. Edwin H. Domin- SUPER-MARKET Red Bank, Keansburg, Brielle, Mid- iclt, .Miss Mnry Ijisk nnd Mrs. Har- PHONE RED BANK 6-2733 dlctown, Bclnmr, A.sluiry Paik and f ry Kalin attended a concert at New 18-20 MONMOUTH ST. PHONE R. B. 6-3144 Tuckerton were welcomed by Ilcnn- I.-ii unswick recently, AND WE WILL DELIVER YOUR SELECTION TO YOUR HOME aelacr (Jartan, local squad prcj.si- ^jj-, and Mra. Garrctt J. McKeen dent. George Smith, Frank Dell, j nnd Mr. and Mrs. Irvilig Gommell John Tourinc and Larry Walker j motored to Gettysburg, Pa., Hatur- FOR THE FINEST SELECTION OF TURKEYS IN TOWN SHOP werc in charge of refreshments. day. Mrs. Jean T. Cooper and daut'li- , The Baptist church was rcpre- HERE—ORDER YOURS NOW. ALL FRESH KILLED BIRDS. JER- ter Gale Jean were treated in Perth sented at the training conference Colonial Flowers Amboy gonoral hoapital Wednesday for the "Crusade for Christ SEYS, MARYLANDS, NORTHWESTERN AND VERMONTS FOR of last week for Injuries suffered Through EvangcliHm", at First S EAST FRONT STREET (Near Broad) RED BANK when Mrs. Cooper lost control uf j Uajitist cliuruli, Asbury Park, tiy THANKSGIVING. her car which landed in n ditch | Goorgn W. Mandcvillc, II. H. MUM- nctir Clilfwood. Mrs. Cooper suffered I ning, A. Adam liiinke, Ralph Den- chin lacerations and her daughter, nis, Fred Lawrence and Rev. and AA Grade Choice Beef AA Grade Choice Beef head and ear bruises. Mrs. GatTC.it S. Detwilcr. George Buscli was elected mas- ter of Olive Branch No. 142, Grange Monmoulh County Surrogate'* OHict. PRIME f%£%C SIRLOIN or Sfe^SVi* In iht mailer i>t Uie cntnle uf Thorn- at a meeting held recently at thu :•! J. I'lnllii.s, ilEL'vusdil. Notlci to cred- PORTERHOUSE #* m\ home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Den- itors l<» present tlrtinis ivKiiinsl cstutc. nis. Other oflicera elected were Mr. I'ursunrit to the order of Dormnn Me- Dcnni«, overseer; Mrs. Dennis, lec- l'":ulilin. SuiTot:itto of tli* County of lb Mnnmoutli. m.nle on tilt! Twffnty-foilrth turer; Augustus Hcuscr, steward; •lay uf Octoliet, 11)47. on the npplici- Frederick Dietrich, assistant stew- tion uf Amin A. Hincur, noln executrix, ard; Ml*. Annulli! Humer, liidy ua- of thn cEtittr of Tlloir.nii J. Phillips, tlc- L-rasril, nolitc is litrchy Riven to the Roast W Steaks »"* sistant steward; William Homer, creditors nl »niil 'Icccaficit to exhibit to secretary; Herman Dietrich, treas- the subscriber, «olc excuutrix nil aforc- Mtii'l tnt.-ite, liiuler milti, vvitllin tix Fresh Killed Young Fresh Killed Madeline Cadoo, Cores; Mrs. Agnes nuiiulis from tile ilnti of the nforertaiil Winshuh, Flora; Mrs. Marie liusiMi, order, nr lliry will lie forever burred Pomona, and Louis Becker, gate- of tlicir^ nirtiolis therefor aKniusl the sniil suhscrihiT. Roasting A /\c keeper. IVreliolil, N. J., October 2 4th, William Wilkins, Sr., won elected lo-n Tom yf IV ANNA A. KIMEAIt, president of tho Hook and Ladder It. K. I). I, Ilo.x 2IU, fire company Friday night at a Koynitrl, N. J. lb meeting in the fire house. Others Ackerson, pjsq., elected were. Michael Abhazia, vice I'^ ur lit I.nw, Chickens 4> president; Bert Stewart, treasurer; Turkeys ^lf I'mclor. NOIITHWKSTEUN THIS WKKK LAUCK .SIZKS Two Ways To Celebrate FRYING mm FRESH AA Thankgiving CHICKENS HDib. FOWL 6%.

SPRING ' Aft TENDER BEEF M fk Lamb's Liver $%. Beef Liver 4 %fib. SPECIALS THURS., FRI and SAT. Let us Clean Your Drapes, Medium Florida' Golden Jersey Slip Covers, Hoinef urnishings JUICE ORANGES SWEET POTATOES 1 Sharing what we can spare with those who 19' *» 3ifa«17' OUR SPECIAL KIND OF CAREFUL CLEANING have less. Fancy Emperor Hard Ripe GETS OUT MORE DIRT, RESTORES THE TRUE RID GRAPES TOMATOES BEAUTY AND COLOR OF YOUR FABRICS—GIVES 2 Giving thanks for all wo j are privileged to own. C YOUR HOME THAT SPARKLING CLEAN LOOK. 2 ib. 29' 29 ib.

This lank will net be open on Thanksgiving Day FANCY FANCY ROME APPLES 3lbs-29° CELERY HEARTS ^SECOND NATIONAL BRNK&.TRU5TCQ. Also Exclusive 24 W. FRONT STREET RED BANK 6-3529 • off- ff£D QAMX. /vftv j£»se y Dr.l'OSIT 1NMIRANII llllllllltn Fairmont and Seabrook Farms Frozen Food Page Ten HANK HKOIPTKR. XOVICMBICK 20. 1947. Kenny Drive i i '.Iti-i-lit I a if Haven School News The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire r. r.irl( of Co-company will meet at the fire bouse BED BANK SENIOR NIGH Something New DON'T READ THIS To Siarl Soon F tonight. Instead of the usual date, .innnuncpfl Iho diio to Thanksgiving. There will be Junior Claai. if you tire not interested in living prepared - ilniiKhliT, Mi:;* nomination of ofliccrs. Tha Junior class, under the su- Vi'i»rkci> I'lan lr, Willi.-ini F. The public library will reopen pervision of the adviser, Miss Ruth THE IDEAL BAR r. aiTl .Mis. Jn- Williams has completed its maga- to entertain those holiday tmesis in a fash- ! IhU week nftni- having been cloyed (iiiiiwiiiiv I'iiiin-r iv :i. A JJrfflil- two months while .-iterations were zine sales. The results showed the presents dancing every Friday and Saturday night. 1 1 fol-completed on the interior of thefollowing winners: Beverly Bacon, ionable wanner. Holiday orders now he- 1 1 I ! II | I will huililinj;,'. All those holding books first place with $110.35 in sales; Cmne. and hear your favorite Hangs played hy the mp aecepteil. See our special holiday fiiji Ii I IT hf:IL- during that period are requested Kita Menei, second place with >89 I I I I 1 IP. to return them to the librarian in sales; and Shirley Simms, third Ii. R. and C. Trio, an Port Monmouth Road, Eatt packages. II I this week. The library is open Mon- place with $72. The highest home U II II day through Thursday from 11 a.rooms were in order: room Ci', l Kcanxhnrg. f I I \ m. to .0:30 p. in., and Fridays from $351.08; room 30, $290.40; room D, j 5'/f lo lO A Off On Case LuU I I 7 to 9 p. . $263.60. The cake tale Friday by the The- highest salesmen received ' I I I Methodist ^as range committee was cash prizes, and the highest home- II I II ,1 a success, netting $85.75 for therooms each had an ice cream treat lit 1 I fund. on last Thursday during homeroom MODERN PAINTING Forrar's Liquors n I I | I | There will be a father-son ban- period. The prizes will be awarded AND I I jquot in the Methodist church base- during it clas« meeting. An award i r ment JJeteinbcr 2. \ will also he made for a radio. Al! Broad Sliccl Slir.Mvsl.iii y i i i M:. .ind Alr.«. Hush Bayne of salesmen selling over $5 in maga- DECORATING i i i Iliclfre road are the parents of a zines will be eligible for the co- .son born Tuesday at Monmouth operative prize. NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE ii i i Memorial hospital. 1MPOIM Id) and DOMESTIC i i Hi The class also plans to sell Red YOLK INSIDE WORK DONE ii ii A public showing of the motion Bank high school pennants, and picture, "f.'hiUI of Bothelem," and they win have more cake sales In »JODEKATK HATES—NO DOWN PAYMENT WINKS ami MMUOKS a community .sin;; will be held by the near future.—Beverly Bacon. TIIKKE YEARS TO PAY i n i i u \ i the Method st church Wednesday, December 17. r i i \i i n i Nearly one-third of American 6-095 t-M or 6-0212 1 \1 U II I Mr. ;nd Mrs. William P.. Blair, Frrc I'lioiit- Jr., of (Jran^'c: avenue ale the par- farms raise cotton. i ii i i i i 11 i ents of twin daughters born Mon- K. it. 6-2:;n ii iii II IJrlivprv i i II i i i ii t i II day at Monmouth Memorial hospi- 4R's ill i f \ i tal. The fond sale or the P.T.A. will I II I I M I 1 CIIKSri'.lt I.. KOHItAH, Prop. be held tomorrow between 1 and 5 COMING SOON f I I I I II I I P. m. in the Mcthoilisl church base- \I t 1 | I \ 1 Jin n ment. Mrs. Harvey Little. 3d, is Mr 1 1 \| I I I chairl.idy. WARNING! \ I I \ I \ tic *> n in •: r tflou'ee I'umous English II "Fun ni^ht" will be held a week I i s I i I U r«l or I I !• ! from toiiianow night in the base- \l I I I i I I I I r ok Tim Post Oflicfi De- "Blue Willow" I I \ I rney' I mpnt of the .Methodist church. The I I Has ranjri! committee is sponsoring w A Fine Variety t partment lias warned Dinneruart; Haul* ,in,l II.lieHI .T. ,i- i the event. Those over 20 years old Thank Y° .Shn'w.shniy. will bp. admitted. There will be a you Ihal unless nil gift Also cxpeclc'l to aMi-Il.l ill'- :i! ittllllSOII prize ror the funniest hut and also packages are mailed Shortly after the first ] fail- me U'ILI-IIII Kill-, ami Ii-i.--.-: many contests, Hcfrcsnicnts will be MAPLE of the year, we shall ; S. Sti-fitliitrin nl1 Ilimi -i.n, <:< ..I. • served. Your wonderful response In mont grati- .l.illles Toloy are early Iliis yrar, (liey Uraii,-,' n! S'-a i:ii-.:lr. ''. I'. I ..- on liom I-i iclay in Mrs. William Robbins, .Jr., was receive a shipment of fying to lift who lire continually MHvhitf CORNER may not lie delivered' .•Mllii or V;':l Hum. .-• .1. I: . ;:ivon a f-toik shower last night at Knplish Mine Willow to provide \on with , . . tis. .MimniinC.il i oiniiy .-a'.n-a ,-n li.ilpli li.ill I,. Kl. icn ::t 1 o'clock. Cmuplrte net nf j worker, •ind JOHN I l-i' I"-', <•: K'::u you n 1 ;i y have lirst, WK BUY AND SELL ANYTHING liiinin;: ;n I p. in. Ke'.lben Taylor will be chairman or a dance to he held Friday night, 50 piecpfi %vlll h« •ml:- :::\-IM^ servic:- choice from our com- 5, nt Willow Street approximately I'li^liytiM-i.-in | Jlec-mbe: plete, stock of lino JMiililli-low II (Jrl* \Vi'dn:-sil:iy at S p.m.school nuditoriilm by the Fair Ha* i- w.l| I,,. iir.lme- j hy ven P i:-(?:it-Tcacher association. china, glass and other ill !•'it'ii:i^c •Tllanli- $35.00 RUSCILS .-ill I." gifts for all ages. Wi ilsiivr'ivd iMid(llel L'ntt 1'ioiH Slrri'l Itctl Bank 6-U><».'{ Miiv.n friii;! a n ••••• IM I '" ••-'<••' -.'• tofore been uiioliliiin- I lilily In lh(. .Mi(lilii-:o'.Vii li.v.-l- in;, i :r. Mrs. Ma:y C. I-ocliO loft hy plane 1 Heavy ill-.-. Savings Club check, |ii»lti?ry inniienvare. nlili . May we. suggest niillce. .Mr. Vie.'l-i:id !"li! i:i" ••:•:" ; S.it unlay Tor Indianapolis, to visit anil HUM* Al iibbl Km. " I be:- son. we invite' you to use Ii inil -car\cil, hainl • jidinieil, that a Gift, Certificate lilil:-i- tin! lu- v..!i- ai'-'l -i • "'•'• iiflbl. All Sli r : Mi:-,. Rachel Field Mount has re- brings rclresliing piiclv lo v.-c: i' I idinr I.-I I '* b --'<> •'• '-. i!';: - our Special Lny-Away 4 / for a complete set in:: a l rc'iH ^m in \.-!n '• ' '<••• ! '..It turned from n vacation trip to jour lalilc. Most pieces Jiavc 'i1 l-'iini'ltv v.ill .«|iiind woulrl make an un- (},- ;v 11 i •• on JIM'-IIM- !'i-'i|'t : : v '• ' ' ii vi.-ilin;: Plan. We will hold liircrenl IIIIWIT ilctKralioiis. tile car.'di-ii'.ii!;..-! I run: !• !:'!'•: ir.'i ; The annual communitj' Thnnks- nsiinlly w clcome the gifts you select \ll arc |irolectcil under glaze til i ruo'. .TlvinK service will be held Wednes- Christmas girt? We day tiinht at S o'clock at Christ . all •i|icn stock. Hi. i.:i::::i.-<' il llu in •-.-• be " -it' •' : until you wish In pick shall lie pleased lo QUALITY COIL SPRING In |i|-|.veilt ,-i rei-:il Ii r.i . al,.| • -i:.l ; Kpi.-cnpal chiircli. Rev. William 1 them up. Come. in. THK CHINA AND give you full details. h» hail r illnl I ..- in ."• - t-i r. 'i ". ' i" a.lni1; i -- The Woman's auxiliary of Christ 87 Broad St. Hid Bank • I'rh'cd for till' Mhiclest | I«M- hy c'.iutcli wi'.l picet Monday after- THE CHINA AND THE CHINA AND lllMtli "ue.-lib-n!.-; i.! Dal. '. 1.". i a '1 b-r. • io:i. noon at :: o'clock nt the home of II. B. (1-1339 1 .Mi-. Fred Huhbard. Clnsr tllll'll top* 1 eqiic-'.< il a \-.-:-.' :• !.!•'• I'i .-il:"-:'. I ' up GLASS SHOP GLASS SHOP lion.-!-, aim-.:: a I-..-.--' ..:• ':•'-" '•• A A c'.am ehnwder sale for the Sluril.v - j«t wHgliM only Hi Of survey will :•"- :i-,-.-'l I"' i:n 'I'.r M--" benclit of Ih? church missionary It; Broad St. Red Bank I*. Broad St. Be* Bank lhs. llio'.i: h < ••ui -ii;:i!i'- i \.:.: • :• •• •:.-. fund will be held at the snme time. R. B. S-I22U R. B. t-Vti» Siniiolli - rvsilh'iit tups |iany. Ai-listii Tor the annual nrsun rcci- ill! roils plus Nlahlll/cis W. cniii it M II.- :i of liiv. v lal of Ille Baptist church will lie j Pl.-u-.,i has bi-i-n r-,|i[v,:n!i ,1 l.iv. i.- , lluriy W. Campbell, organist; Joan AttrafUvt; Kilvpr iilmuhiiiiii 60" (tingle door 31" w ilnnr •;; A(!u!);i!(i. in!:uU (Jnu^ht cr Shaw, zylophonist and Lillian Hall, tlillnli 1 '"'A'' i'cnm-st''!ii.m Jirn.'s C II--v- '< :. .JM.I .Mr.- , .IOIIM A(hih:ilo, w-is soprano. Sliniclaril In all «IZF* >?]'•;! ;;; »-'!. M:ny's clitirch nt The annual in-gathcrins meeting 12.95 7.95 J.Vycar Kiiarantir ov.'r 'Paylnr linr. n:V rn-.tit' :i.\ v.- MUMP.! :ut h Kundfiy. Mr. andof the Middletown Needlework 64 DOUBLE DOOR l i-fi irc.1 in tli" mail i-'-sii mi: • - .• f. J" ]\ i 'itnn wiTi.: Oor par-guild was held yesterday at the Re- i Ki:i; I)I:LIVKI{|I:S invrst iual inn anil a n-; i'i-! ;'' tiii-i* pa i fills rnici'liiinrd ;i formed chapel. Members contri- 19.95 no:;! MK'ciin;:. Uiial Sii!ii'fV:.Mi:- j i ciu'.-uf-tdv.;! .L'Ui'.-ts ;ind buted I,:i47 new garments, and 982 OPKN Phil.p l.rnr.arcl rivviiiinioiii'.r.l ihi'l • .laiivos '. dinner a*, the homo of used garments. 1 BASE CABINET Iho tuun.-hip l.-iicc n\-rv liir l-'nr. .i if tj'J.i nu/Ii' !' iif'.cr the ceremony. - - formica top TUES. & M;• iioi-n yesterday at Mon- lannunlly thnn nny state in the : ••••'A MvumviiA ho.sp;tal. union ns well ns Alaskn, SKB Tlll; (ia of Sea l::-;;:hl will litiH a ! AVAILABLE CYTDA I WONDEKFIJI, VAM1KS IN Ol'K Tliank.-.uiviii;; 1>: •• LI.HU TII.---tl-iy : mSl I H#*l T USEll mid ANTIQUE DKI'AKTMKNTS. niph1 at T :.".< l u'.-l'irl; in tin- (>i-a Ul-iBllt Mi'tl-.oili-' . !mt-.'!i. Mr. .Slcphani^ S-.\-i :i-:ti,i. il'n nintlu'r, i-

in .•irn-KO, :i;:si.-tod by .Mrs. (.'ail A. It Pays To Advertise In The RegisterVnnDniTrn. for Immediate Occupancy ikl> l\j «J REPLACE/T TOUGH If I: DELCO-HEAT Conversion Burner Many an obsolete or inefficient THE PERFECT FLOOR PAiK'T burner is "robbing" oil from home- owners. You'll conserve viui fuel 5,000 to 10,000 SQ. FT. and save money, too, by replacing Porches bassments, eclhr stairs ... all such a unit with a modern Dtlco- Hcat Conversion Burner. Designed floors (indoors or out) that take hard usafie with "GM quality" features through- . . . look lovely longer when protected by out, it's the oil burner you want for Lucas Floor-Life. Dries fast. Comes in 8 service, satisfaction and lasting value! IN A MODERN ONE-STORY •;crgcous colors. Floor-Life is easy in clean.

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A GENERAL MOTOHS VAUIE »^- A, YwH UKVKiln CUto •CTTM 1MM mtW/.r. C..'-liVI and fowni Inm C04ST I* CO4IT ^,If your present heating plane p~~" — — ^ —^ —^_^^^^«. is inadequate, ask your local | |—I Please make a free heating Delco-I-leat dealer about re- j '—' survey in my home. PRINCIPALS ONLY placing it with a Delco-Hcat j [~| Send me descriptive litcra- lioiler or Conditionair—for j LJ rore on Dclco-Heat. .steam, hot water or warm I air heatinp systems. j N'AMV

FR££ HEATING SURVEY * | ™ir«iib-NUM»K"' D. & H. PAINT Clip coupon ami mail to your I nc,irt!.t Dcku-Heat dealer. I CITY zONt STUTB V. UIXO.V II. II. IIAKIilSO.N Reply To Available 4 WEST FRONT ST. See Your Local DELCO-HEAT Dealer AT i'OOT OF IIKOAI) Anthony's Plumbing & Louis Stultz, Jr., PHONE 6-4371 Heating Co., Inc. Inc. Box 511 Red Bank, N. J. ' 59 Maple Ave., Red Bank 213 Broad St., Keyport Red Bank 6-1041 Keyport 7-0120 ' RED IIAXK UKGISTHU, XOVEMMKR I'd. 1!II7. Page Eleven

.'inns ;ind Jiiisu rj :ir.." I hemmed shades in our own factory at the right price. ; I'urpn.-.e of t h>" chnir :s tn in 1 I iVe reverse your old shade*. Washable Shade* our specialty. **iofi"p intcn-st :n b;\s'(;fih.i'i . av.d in ALTON P.G.A. Hearing At Amboy Monday i empha.iizp • . -und fun da mental ^ .-o .i-j UA.»K liO.rLi.'.G CEM'LK CITY j th:t' players and spec'nlur^ -A-III de- ' "Globe Awning & Shade Co. LEACUE I ft unison (»f»lfrr'ft Public Is |uvilrnrril (in niai'hini' n|n>rfi- •> KIIIMM.OII Place J. Hutliiii 117 t'lw | of mixing up tittlo Ban in H political touch to your holiday table J. Memo 'l~ 21" move to unseat Ed Dudk-y as pres- schnol. tlnlli 111- cirri I'li'rl) it" "i'ilil,V. T. ArnoiK 26 2UU ident, .so far has not appeared on Program of the clinic will in- with > completely made up 1'. Ijiifayctto 27 221 clude discussion and demonstration A y H. Kijher 12 2 KAMi DIVISION, j! Tnlori'co "...V.!"'. 215 break offen.se, developing a set of- lor A|t|tiiintnient J. SloMe 1117 The P.G.A. executive I'omm.t ec fonsr, nvin-to-man defon.^e, discus- I»I:M>I\ Avi.vniiN e- fnnse, diarusfiion and drmon.it ra- K. Jcirrey 14 jm injc left off "intentionally" from the tion, rules interpret at ions, qiir«- l'\ Ticzxa IK 1'.Ml 1917 Kyrier rnp .squad. Ghezzi, mak- J. linriuto 2 1 •>•••' V. Dnillii 11 inn ing public hi.s hurt feelings be fore- J. Maililsky fi 1S4 hand, had been threatened with rx- T. 1'nris 24 2:(fi pulsion from the organIsation for 1". LoillTcoy 27 102 .1. Uostli 27 181 breaking the "code of ethics," 224 which forbids P.G.A. members' The Better | .1.' i.oClr'ern"".'.'.'.".'"".'.' .' Id 221 br cling for general consumption. Get Your Tickets I.. Smith 13 All coin pi a ints nrp expected to be I'. Satcn 2n off tho rerord and nettlod bo fore FOR THE I I'. Kpiriirri . 27 SUPER MARKET ! V.-. Ilncrdlnto IS the. executive hoard. ; M. Annnck 1 r. Ghezzi, after explaining his reel- !'. I'mxitoro Ill ings tu the executive body in a FAMOUS ITALIAN ! I!. Kirms . ... 2 1 | ?. II:-, it ' . ;: secret seytjori, emnrged "jj'itiKiitjd ' I. l..if»yfltc IS with the pxptiirmtions" and a mem- 1 '••. Hrtinn 1'j ber .it111 in pond standing. I!. i:ni.|, 27 i Tile executive board included SPAGHETTI SUPPER j I'. Maisiii (I 1 T. llriinii .1 ! Dudley, who enrlier yesterday was i elected president for the seventh AT | A. 'iJl-Ciirln "'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.'..'.' 23 201 5117 j yciar in balloting of about 70 dole- W. I-Vi.nk 21 I S S 4 X !t ! I!. Ilin:«ri, Ill \V1 4*>l ! gates. Tho faction booming Hortnn 21 j Smith fnr tin; otlicc wan crushed in ALL SET WITH r I Ml 17li RED BANK CATHOLIC I., nnilininn IS 171 4(1S the landslide. \. Kinn* fi '.'. Ynkruv 21 1 S2 •I. (ii-ubnian ,1 1.16 A 27-game linsketball schedule HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA \V. McH7.pl 111 — mof-t extensive and ambitious cage card in Dr. Paul history—will Up played by the Blue Demons thin SAVINGS WATSON l.AfiS "A" LEAGUE Monday, December 8th STANDINGS soaijon. SERVED FROM 5:30 UNTIL 8:00 P. M. .I'lilin Shnp No. 2 -11 u ':mre I'uilfl !...!.!!!!..." TICKETS . . . $1.00 -ei'rmiiir-tioii

Ticket Dcad-Line Friday, Dec. 8th. p;y \n. 2 Ilfiila:- N'o. -' For Ticket Reservation ''' Phone Red Bank 6-1672-J, 6-0524, 6-2465 p i or 6-02GO. No. 1 WATSON l.AHS LKAliL'E OCHAN STANIUNGS Cranberry Sauce Sl'RAV ITALIAN CHEF IN CHARGE d Men 20 FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY tneiit Services 10 FAN STUI FKII Stjcru-oml'^ XlKirtlni; (Joods .... M Cuplets. Home-quality in- Don't Miss This Great Vaudeville Show \"\ \ IIMIX. ,IAR ONt-V! PASCAL Mifh;tel'B Har lfi gredients. Precision-mixed OLIVES 69c GRAPEFRUIT — AT — Max'* Har ] f, Stnhlc'H liar in for sure results. You'll Celery Hearts ISriilPs Contrnclnrn _ It FANCV WALTER READE'S Twin Diner 13 prefer Cuplets- SQUASH 2 r 29c Phll'.« A thin tic 0 Sal's Tnvrrn 9 bunch 19* Ar9riH'-i PUP R FANCV PARAMOUNT THEATRE Ha'.'a Burhprs 5 J-I.H. IIOX MIXED NUTS 49c FA.NCJV MHCINTOSH 200 CLUB FANCY HARD BIPR LONG BRANCH Phone 6-0656 I'. Arnohft 211- I<. I'lilantlrnno . 'Mfi- DIAMOND APPLES Mui-illco 2IC- 1-I.B. CKI.I.O TOMATOES TO-DAY Smlth .... .>2n- WALNUTS 45c Vaii Brunt Thursday, November 20th — One Day Only Allen .... jno— KANCY A. Murillco 207 — 3 »>s. 29* AT «:80 - 7:00 AND 9:00 P. M. N. Centllo 21 1 — BRAZIL NUTS I'OUMI 39c 204— AND ry .. - 2nl — '!. MIntnn 213— FANCY V. S. St. I Schrocder son- sis ORANGES Tulti,.'.... 2nn— FLORIDA or CALIFOKMAS T _ 20.1— OIII:KMF.S ST. JAMES THEATRE io 202— Yellow Onions Nnhko .. 203— ASBURY PARK Phone A. P, 2-8881 Turner .. 220— SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd H. Tnrktr 210— PEAS 29' 3«»25' COUNTA' FIHEMEN TO MEF.T Thiee more ONE DAY ONLY—CONTINUOUS PEKFOBMANCES A meeting of Monmoulh County Kancy All fireen 1 F. M. to Midnight With Stage Show at 4 - 7 and 10 P. M. Firemen's association will he licit! baking mute* nt Mnnninp place fire house, Keans- you'll burK, Monday, at which Capt. Klinpleberpcr of Newark fire de- prefer IN PERSON partment will give a talk on equip- Gallon ment and use of R rescue truck. A ON OUR STAGE complete report will be Riven of thn n*KO raoouers CORPORATION activities of the flre college. Nom- N.w Iruniwlcli. N. t. Stars Of Yesteryears .... inatlon of officer! will b« held. X-PERT ADD WATER AND BAKE In Songs .... Dances and Comedy DEVILS FOOD MIX PEAS That Will Be Remembered and Loved Forever! WHITE CAKE MIX pkg. mi •LOIIOVI f »t o» QINQERBREAD MIX PEAS & CARROTS KMT HITOI . IIIIMIII JIM "•«•» 24 mtt UlUM 11111111 SPINACH SCH IM MEL'S CUT CORN GRAPE JAM APPLE SAUCE Cl LB. 3 (l to th*1 locations In many cases, presum- states arc a ^'Irisa rnitch th.i! cm't Card of Thanhs. Monmouth county rat campaign to ably on well-drained soil, will be We u-;ah t'l t Ii-i tik nil those- who tal:e place on November 26, County greatly increased if the soil in the he li'.'infd on wii li ;i r.y iif ;,•: eyrnii«;hy (h.ciuz oir ncent Agent Cl.irk rrpnits thM orders for conln: tncf. rcnvi-riicrl. • frame is worked to a depth of 12 1 the special poison arc beginning to For rxjiinpl' . tlif .Ww .In .-c-y Mr. H::I] Mrs. Jr.nic- A. W«tio j to 14 inches, or deeply plowed this Hen]Ih I )ijp;iMment ir now ask ini: Hy Dr. Chailea H. Connors Ali como in to the campaign head- ' fall. Let the soil remain in the Rutgers University quarters at -0 Oouit ?'vce\, Frcp- rough state until just before seed- for Stfiic f YITHIS in n*]>''>ri> n !• » mots. We found this out when treasury. Arthur S[>rinirA«ld. opportunity to order the Antu mix- \.i! z\ly pen- In .some localities it probably NOTICE. ment formulated poi?on is to he alties on st;it<; tJixjKiyer.". Now .Jer- would be well to get the roots out Nntlc* lft herchy jfiven th:it ... „ | Monmouth county dairymen can has been received >•>' tliv Township COM mixed with the variou." baits Mich sey runt ributc.s from $2 to 51 for now. I like to leave as much soil 1 'save ffearce grain by "ppoon feed- every .single dollnr rercivrd in hiMi- mittre of th« Tuv.-i.shi|i of MiddleU a« fish, hamburger, prepared poul- i Inn" tlu-lr i.uu>, H method with on a.s possible, a.s the clumps can for the pUff |irnt»-ily Ineiitel . try mash or rolled oats and corn elitfl from the national ^m^rnm* nt. he handled with less danger of the Townihlp of M'.ilrlMnun, he:n« || ; which most of them are familiar, r meal. The lift of Mnnmoitth coun- With many of its suh.sifly pio- (l:mia; R to the roots. Besides, we No. 103 On the map entitled NL-W KcatU i says associate agricultural agent, Knims. tho Kodncil KavorrniK'nt l>urK No. I lor the sum <>f ?12S. (O ly dealers v.-ho mi- fo-oprrMinR ! Richnrd O. Rice. have found that this helps, to keep Hundred Twenty-Kivo |)<>l!iirsi. upon tl with the county extrusion service moves in to SMI'ITUSC iis conU o] them plump in storage. followinir terms: Cii^h, nnd thsit a h«« in this non-pruHi vcn'.uic include:*: • nice reminds dairymen of their over State uM'I lo(';il jjuvr-i nnn-nl I^f't them* dry off for a week or Ing oa tht laid mnitrr \% to ho he!4 responsibility to save their s-hare operations. And whfn l-Y'lrr.-il sub- the Middlt'town Vownshiji Hull on WL \V. D. Swartzcl, iiazlrt; Conover .*o bc-forp putting them away. The ncsday afternoon, November -0, It4 of the hundred million bushela of sidies me withdrawn, the recipient Brother?, Wickatunk; Lawes Coal grain needed to send to l^urope, r olil mixture of hyUnited lime and at 3:30 o'clock, nt whlrli tim« the Tow company, Shrewsbury; Riird-Davl- Mi.«« Aud Lovfald units of government ;i ro !fft "hoM-, ducting sulfur .seems to help pre- ehii> Committee will i-or^idrr suit} oA nnd recalls two ways nf rending intf tho hay." nnd w-hethpr it will r*>j#-"t ihe son company, lUd Rank; Ira vrnt decay if put on cut roots and confirm and rptlfy the siinitj, according to a cow's milk pmduc- Mr. ;iml Mis. 1'ver Lovfald of Governor Driscolt wnins th.-it tlie McRill, Fnrminj-ilMlf; H. R. Feim- tion. buth on and in heavy stems. to snirl terms nnd conditions, urovidll ster, Allenwi'ml; Freehold Lumber Pliiilanx havo nnnounced the rn- nation's taxpayers ran no !cinder ! It's time for garden clean-up. that, TIO higher pv'.ce nr hcittr tctl "If a dnirymnn has a milk scale, KnjfCmcnL of their daughter, Mi.sa support thn growth of I'V(!f-r;i! suh- shnll be bid for stiid proi'crty by companv. U:\ \iv wood ici.nl; C. H. Cut nff the tops of peonies and oth- olh**r j)pc3on, lie can weigh the milk once a HiTbJurn And Kovfrihi, to Knnnet.h .sUiic.H which, he .«.•!>•;•', arc "promot- Robci.--on, inc., Freehold; Co-oper- • month nnd then feed grain fit the er perennials, gather dead tops of Dy Order of the Township Commltt ative (". L. I-'.. IfliBllflilurt'ii; HIM- Smith of Wnyside. Mi;-*a Uovfald is ing high tax ratos, in.Mii in;; CXIITIV- annuals and burn them. This tle- of the Townahip 'if ,M-tldlctov I rate, of one pound of grain to three n man Shtiir, Sinilhlmrc; Waiter a graduate of Red bank hitfh j nuance and thi-ratoning oilr re- stioys the harboring- place for ' * HOWARD W. KO | or four pounds of milU" says K. C. Tfr.vnshii> Cl«it fiolile:!. Iml-iysiiiwn; II. Wolf. 1'er- Kphotil anil Ijiirsnn Junior college. publican form of j;ovf?i nineMl." I .-'(!rtn and diseases. As chrysan- I Scheldenhelm, Rutgers dairy spe- 1 r;m'vi:!r, aiul Hussd! Mnlt hews Air. Smith is pn.st athletic director During the -12 yens from \U'M to themums £o out of bloom, rut the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ~1 | cialist. The smaller nmount Is fed at Kort MonmonUi, and \:; active in lJMfi, the total of government .«ub- No tire Is hereby Kivm tlntt seal Glenildla. | tops back of those tu be left in the UI«1R will h» rtrtived hy the Council-' . the lighter breeds and the larger lorn I n1 h lot in eirHps na chairman | Hidirs to the 48 Ptales and to »%rl- Mr. Claik states that while the I amount tn the heavier nnlnmls. .so;l. This will lessen the danger Keil llnnk Dorcuirh for nmil ni poison is especially ptoimred to re- of the Heel Hank Amaiicun Legion \ cult ill'R nml huiiir.rr-s niuonn! "M U> \vf winter Injury. 2 1-inch reinforced concrete 1'ipo Stoi .luco the h-iz.-ud to pets and ani- "FJut if the dairyman baa no nthlfiti<: coniii) itlct! 11 iid executive; ot 43 billion dollars. This is the i»n- Prnin nnd Cntch Basins in Hudson af scale, he can get a fairly accurate i Start off rJ^'lH with house plants nue, in aniii borough. mnl.=. it i.« still wise to lock up the the Shore Football league. tiistio ]>icturi? of Wn.'-liin^t-in p.i- I by giving the tops a weekly bath, Hid8 will ha opened at the IlnroUf measurement of a cow's production loi-nalism a.s citrd Io ConKre.--,s by California Wine Cake Hall In Keel Bank tin Drrpmhcr ::i'.s and do^s on .\'ovonibcr 2(1. in under the tap if possible. At any 1 bv watching the amount of milk in Senator I *yrd «h:iinin ti of I he "Mip liutlcr 6 tablespoon* California Mu«r>ti>t, Tolrav, 1947, nt or uhout 8:00 I . M. order !o avoid tra^ndy. Another I'IIIHTMI Service* Held v > nilc, iixt; ;v nioist cloth \o wipe dust Specif] en tl on i for the work mny pood reason is that roaming cats the. pail. He can then feed at the Joint Concessional Kcunomy Con 1 i-iip suKarsuKar Port or any sweet dessert wine rate of one quart of grain to two I off fleshy leaves so that breathing 1 ii'.-ispoMi hnlvlntr powder Juice of Vz Ifmon obtained at the ofllce of (^nrRp K. and di)^^ mi^M frighten the rats I'W !M«'lvin mittro. . ftwf-i will not clog. 1 cup mill :: tablespoons 7 eKK whites len. Borough Engineer. fiO Urond str qunrls of milk." Pointing out that nrepptnnrr nf •vikii llmir Orated rind of 1 lemon Rod Hunk, N. J., during business hoi nway from the poi^tmed bails, Di- Tint funeral of P.K.C. Melvin Y(;it am u»o a mild soapy water upnn iinymfnt of cost of j'rpparntifl rectior..s for application of the Schneidenhelm holds that under i Fedcr-'tl j,'ranl.s c'Ul.^r.s un w,i! i i nl rd present conditions there is no ex- •Springltald of Eaton town, .son of (it. t, but wipe this off after ward. Cream butter, add sugar jjvadually, beating mixture until light. Sift Bidi must be made on the iirnni Antu are included with each can AithUi' Springfield and tho Intu | expansion nf e.xLstin;; yefvir-c--; and .Kynnning the top.s with water oncn flour and hakim; powder together. Add dry ingredients to butter-sugar forms furnished by thn F.nninrpr i cuse for over-feeding low produc- launches IH'W projects by Slate and accompanied by a rertin>oai|;n Eimietiinea at tho Day funeral home. He was must extra vaw-'int kin il nf govern- on uVdiy day to maintain this con- to see the beginnings of soil 1 the pliicc »nd by or before th« hf hcljis to j;ot the rats in the mood returned to this country several ment llnamrt ." di'i'in. Others sot the pots in a Highlands Defers ftbova namril. of citing the stuff Hint Is put out erosion. Harry R. Slnyhack, exten- New ,Irr.cey .should fnn-K" i's rc- The lloruutch Council reper\ sion specialist in soil conservation weeks ago. prill oncu a \/eek. When the Hook And Ladder right to Vf'it o\ :my or all hid*. for them. Obviously, the prebnit- . Hov. Dunham Hetnig, pastor of Unn<'G on this tflnss rrutrh nf Fed- bubbles ceriFe rising, the soil usual- Action On License : ing mixture .chnulrl not he poisoned. at the College of Agriculture, Rut- eral .subsidies CHAUU-:S n. ENGMSH, gers university, calls Attention to tho Ka ton town Methodist church, i ly ii> well moistened. The Highlands mayor and coun- The county aK^nt urnex people who officiated. Mr m he is of the Airiri - Auxiliary Party AMY E. SlHNN, Clrrk. thr. dangers nf sheet erosion. Ta'w of Two rllri-s cil Tuesday night deferred action BOROUGH OF RUMSON, N. J, want tn p.ii tieipate in this rut enrn- ican Legion post of Kaionttnvn act- on a liquor license transfer appli- Notice of Sn1« ot Property for Ntl paiprn !o get their orders in ns early Not as spectacular as g-ullying, Many ycvii'-' ;r;(j Or'ilir hi'-kmi Drives ISus I I War Paymt^t of Taxts, ABScaamenti »n sheet erosion nibbles away at the ed as "-•ulor guards atut VMIUJI- bf.tt- cation of Janiffi M. Ormond after as possihlr. ;o that an ample sup- crs, Color guards were Hubert wrfite H, fatnoii.s Move] ti'l'il "A 'i'.ilc Many I'rizrw Other Municipal Llent in the tJoMUfl ply of the poison may he made soil, nnd Its effects could be seen nf Tw<, Citir ," The Nuv.-nilici i-h-- : \Vi!lnMil AiM'tflrnt a legal battle including restraining of Uunmon, N, J. after some of the heavy rains this Morlry and Ralph Rowland and tion thrust |oi I h iv.n .\Yw .Jm :-:cy 1 In Novrlty I orders and chancery court action. PUtlUC NOTICE is hereby Rivtn ta available. color hearers were Cpl. Clarence Another miles tone in a safo- J, Mary T. Murphy, Collector of tl summer. C'IWPA that may we'] claim :i KMT drivimr fmrcr was marked this Ormond, who was refused a li- Taxing District of Monmouth, N« Rrd Clover Seed Scarcity Ahead "If you looked close at the soil, Drain antl Kichard Widrich. Hear- duplication of th: '. t i! le'. Tlu1 -e More than 200 persona attended cense for Hoxy'a nt 18 Beach Jersey, pursuant to the uulhority «i( tl ers, all members of the post, weie wee!; by ]'L»rcy Krown, Oceanport, Sttitutes in surh CR±.V made nnd: pf Poor yield of medium red clover you probably found little pebbles nil lew UMTC I'lMe; .-"(HI and \'.T;tnnr. •t drivei- for Iloro Buecfi, who hasthe "HronlcTnsl ill Hollywood" pro- Boulevard by the A.I3.C. after the or stones perched on small pedes- Kloyd Holmgren, Jerome Finn, Vin- Their v)t*:f.s rose up In .'nr w:1 •= ditorium. Tho program \V.IH con- Cnrlton S. Garrison, extension Glen wood cemetery, while a II ring tin; company in recognition of tin: dueled in I he same manner as the The matter was tabled after the nitir di-scriU'd: farm crops specialist at Rutgers ial has washed nway." toppled hy a iicwci'iiMT by a ma- (.vent and congratulations from fcl- council was Informed that tho own- Name Description squad fi oni Kort Monmoutli IIred jority of mwrly I".'111" vot'-s. TMe radio broadcast, of the same name Dorothy Summcn, Mloek 1 1 university reports that yield of seed Tests conducted by the U. S. Soil low-u-rniu'r.'i and friends. ers of the hotel had been served Conservation Service at Its Marl- f;(),i'i>> ir.ri ;>:-. •(! in IL tcHtimonia! dinner at Willow- said he holds a $"5,000 mortgage on municipal Urns cha.-Keablf aginst . ments. These, include nitrogen, niandr;* tlydn Hayes Post Chap- jiropcrly n^srssnients, failii! .-• tn George White, who was the oldest snmo on th« firs' liny of July, 19> wet spring; drought and hot weath- f brook inn where his record was the building. phosphorus, potash, calcium, nnd lain Kthvtml Moyo.s nnd MUK. Kred pio vide payment on $.'ll i,i||,n in woman present, and a runner-up as comtmted In the forcf,'O'»K list, L er, gra.sa hopper damage, strong 1 pijii^cti by David W, Uusaoll, gen- was Mis. C. I'eers, who received Krthor with lntrrt-st on said nmoUl other nutrients, along with organic Wolf conducted t'lj .sei vices, Thn bon- of July to the d demand for hay, and mote winter- oral manager of JJoro Huses. 1 SlicpheniH of Hethlchcm of Ked of $180,000 in nppinpiraliun.s Utv a corsage of autumn (lowers. Mr. Teachers Visit ot stile, uml rnsts of such salt . killing of clover tlwn usual. mutter. Also thi.s week, l.eater Smith, Sr., and Mrs. Kobert Wolcott won the One way to fight this type of ero- Bank also conductrd services Tues- srhool ]jiirpo?:c.s. Said property will be (told in /«* Garrison advises farmers to day evening. I,itl!o Silver, completed eight years prize for being tho youngest mar- Township School such ]ierson as will purchase the place orders right nwny ,for red sion Is by strip cropping, accord- Theso and othnr farinrs wei o re- subject to redemption at tht> P.F.C. Sprlng«pkl ifi survived sponsible for a f.'il.ie tax rati; of nl" driving without nn accident. An ried couple present. rale of Interest, hut in nf> rns*» in clover seecd they will need next ing; to Slnybtick. Many farmers eniployeu of I.uro Buses for many Little Silver school teachers visit- r have, learned that this soil-snvlng only by his father. 5-1.in which nhnuld liavo betm t;o Bill Greenwood was Riven a ed the Consolidated school In Ho- re Es of s ,'r prc annum. The pay met yenr. But there may not be enough or 70 points higher to f;ive tlio true years, lie also has a record for birthday cake, since be was ob- for the salo Bhnll bo ninrtn tirfore t> measure builds up a barrier well township this week for con- conclusion of th« Bale, or the propert to go around, and so he says it may HOLY TUINITY I.UTIIIOIIAN picture of the 1017 c;>.--w i*f govern- punclUMliJy and faithful service. He serving his 26th birthday on the be necessary to plant alfalfa on against runoff. Water is held on received tin award from the com- ferences in connection with a phys- will be resold. the Held until It is soaked up for Hod Hank in en I. Tile voler.'f wrrcr.'t foolc-tl, day ot the benr.it; Mrs. L. Carlson ical education workshop apunsortsd The B:is :\ tion. Substituting for them were -At any time before ihe tale th a brisk demand for alslke clover 'strong mayor" type of i.;uv(irn:u;int. Ann Wolcott won a gallon of mo, • ecd because of tho red clover Horticulturist* J'lun Varied Agnin", for his sermon theme at SIHMV«T Tendered Mrs. Henry M. Bice, J. U Turking- undersigned will receive payment of til the a.m. service, Sunday. Sunday- Another taxpayei-.s* upi :>injr v.n •; tor oil for being the owner of the ton, Mra. F. A. Wessell, Jr., and amount due on any property, with th shortage. rrngrum in Vontnor, Atl:inlic City's clr-:e oldest car; Steve and Marguerite Interest mill costs incurred up to tl school, with an adult Hiblc class, | iiolmilel Kii of Two McCormick, Mrs. William MoCor- nnd Hoinz Ewald, Allen Greenwood, Bake for 20 minutes In a moderate Reekman A Bcekmnn, Eiq** ho has been informed by Dr. Con-bined meeting to consider what liro:;d street when he addressed Citios" bids fair to become a best mlck, Mrs. Thomas J. Sinnctt and Charles Hull, Joseph. Calvcr, Jr., oven. One "sandwich" to a person 10 Brond Street. Mis. Ernest E. Peseux. Red Bank, N. J. rad M. HucnEcler, plant disease tho national agriculture program members of the Red Bank Ex- seller nmonff locil -Inxpaycrs. and Roy Sergeant, makes a hearty main dish, Procton. specialist at the College of Agricul- should, include for the New Jersey change club Tuesday afternoon at ture, that trouble from the disease producers. Tuesday evening, the the Strand restaurant. KKANSBUKO ACCIDENT. often can be warded off by keeping small fruits producers will have Dr. Plgnatnro said that anyone Ifi The Song of Thanksgiving a proper balance of plant food in their inning. as much subject to a mental dis- John Flammely of Keansburg the soil. ease as they are to physical illness. was taken to Rlvcrvlcw hospital On Wednesday, the fruit grow- HE song of Iliaiiksj^iving is Kven though the world lias been Sunday night by the Enst Keans- When nitrogen, phosphorus and ers will concentrate their problems He or.filnmcd thai psychiatry is n heard wilhiii Hie consciiitis- specialty of medicine but had not long in grasping and appropriat- burg First Aid fiquad, following an potash arc not available In proper on peach production and the veg- T ni!ss of IIHMI. Those who urn ing the mighty truths he taught, accident at Center and Fox ave- Sherman's is Ready amuunl*. there may be truublt-'. etable session will deal with the been fully explored and studied un- truly thankful for their hlussiiigs til after World War II. Dr. Pigna- the opposing so-called forces of nues, Keansburg. According to po- Shortage of phosphorus or potash problems of tho tomato growers. llmt words iutiduiiuale to express materiality have not succeeded in lice, Flammely ran into a parked with larger amounts of nitrogen On all throe days, there are spe- tn.ro explained that physicians c£- their Kratituilc Deep in Ihc hearts tinmte that 80 per cent of patients wholly obscuring the revelation of truck owned* by John Kazakcvich make corn more subject to root rot cial meetingo for the ladies featur- of many is the urge In praise (lod, the Christ which he brought. of Newark and the Impact of the For Christmas — than when fertility is more prop- ing topics that will he of particulnr who come to their ofllces have ill- Io devote Iheir lives to His service, erly balanced, according to the col- nesses that are In some way re- Nothing has diminished the sig- crash sent the truck crashing into interest to homeniakcia. to repay, in ns large a meastirc as nificance nf his marvelous demon- a car parked in front of it. lege authorities. sults of emotional factors. He said they enn, the bless'unjs they have With This physicians are becoming more con- stration over death; nor will men's The disease is the same as the New Chemical Plant received. universal, ultimate awakening to Boyi enn tnaka pocket money bj 1«1U one causing scab in wheat. C. S. scious of their patients as individ- Have we not nil reason to be man's primal and eternal perfec- ln« Tht Reeliter.—Advertliemint. Garrison, Rutgers expert, recom- Opens In IVlicldletown uals and not just as persons who tion be forever delayed. When he mends crop rotations and plowing have an illness. A person's dissatis- grateful to (ioil? Even those who One Day Sale The formal opening of the new are as yet not entirely free of raised Lazarus from the dead, under diseased stalks as a prac- faction with several things at home Jesus said (John 11:41), "Father, tical means of control. Middlctown plant of Hardin Chem- a common cause for depression, their problems can lie thankful ical company, inc., was celebrated leading to sickness, the speaker re- for progress made in Ihc ovurcom- I thank tbee that thou hast heard Where's Cfmcr?/ Saturday, Nov. 22nd at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night by ' ing of their ills. Few there arc, inc." Before the people s'tanding Still Time to Disinfect Plant Soils lated. by had witnessed this unparalleled Plant bed soils can be treated to n buffet dinner for company officers In conclusion, he said that out of even in the iturkesl places «f tile 100% WOOL and guests. The new building was carlh, who have not experienced demonstration over death he gave control insects, diseases, and weed 24 million children attending school thanks for what he knew to be al- seeds until tho ground becomes christened In traditional style by today, one million will eventually some indication of the love of Mrs. Jane L. Hardin, wife, of the Cod. ready established in Mind, the cold. Formaldehyde is available president, who broke a bottle of be treated in a mental Institution. deathless life of man as God's and may he quickly applied to the champagne. In the United States of America rcllcction. Then lie said, "Lazarus, soil and at a cost of from one-hiil." Knlro Nous 8|MMISIH-» a day is set aside for national cent to one cent a square foot of The new building hns 6,000 square come forth," and Lazarus came feet of floor space on two floors Annual Charily Party thanksgiving, anil nl this time forth from the tomb restored to toll treated in the coldframe, the and is equipped with the latest ma- grateful hearts join in praising life. sash Bieenhouso or in the com-chinery nnd lighting and a gener- More than 160 people attended (iod for Mis abundant goodness. • PRACTICAL GIFT JJUat pile. oug space in allotted for ofllces. the unnual churity card party of But, one asks oneself, When renlly ... It was what Jesus knew of the Kntro Nous Monday night at Detailed recommendations may Alex Sterenbuch of New York in the time for thanksgiving? Is God nnd man that healed the sick • SLIPOVERS be obtained from the county iigrl- acted as toastmaster nnd the fol- Red Bnnk Catholic high school au- it not at every moment of our and raised the dead. What he cultural asents. lowing company officers were intro- ditorium, with Mrs. l'hilip Peturs, lives? Should we not ceaselessly knew, we can know, too, for he duced: Dr. John L. Hardin, presi- Mrs. Joseph Bray and Mva. Charles give thanks for the fuel that (iod, claimed nothing for himself alone. • CARDIGANS L'SH Judgment In I^icuting riant Oiblin na chuirnicn. Double decks good, is All, for I lie indestructibil- Finnic; dent and a member of the board He said (Jolm!7:24), "Father, I of directors; Sidney F. Dull, execu- of playing enrds were table prizes. ity of God's ideas, for the presence will that they also, whom Uiou i • 34 TO 40 There is always a reason why tive vice president In charge of Special nwards were won by Mr3. of the Christ, for God's ever- hast given me, be with me where I plants grown hi the cold frames sales and a member of the board H. J. Hughes, Mrs. Anclrev Dedlck, present love? am; that they may behold my may not develop properly. Some of directors; Robert O. Covington, Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty, Mrs. Jo- glory, which Uiou hast given me: coldfiamea recently examined by secretary-treasurer, and a member soph H. Cooper, Mrs. Georfjo Red- ... It was Chris I Jesus' under- dan, Mrs. Howard L. Kitts, Mrs. standing of Hod's presence and for thou lovedst me before the $J.OO C. H. Nisslcy of Rutgers, were of the board; Mrs. Jane IJ. Hardin, foundnlion of the world." . .. found to hu located on low, poorly member of the board, and Frnrt Enalcy AI. White, Mrs. William iivailabilily which gave him power drained areas, or on hard soil, Covington, general munager of Turnler, Mrs. Harold Hounihim, li> ltrttl Uit; MI'U anil raise tho dead, On page f>u8 of the Christian EACH Western Electric hearing devices, Mrs, Patrick Kennedy, Mrs.' John lie brought to mankind and dem-Science textbook, "Science nnd Tho water table In the soil In Hollnn, Mrs. Richnrd McAllister, onstrated in his own life the true llenlth with Key tn the Scrip- ... "rescuing" his well-dined [ VALUES tho fcpllug usually is near the sur-Philadelphia, nnd member of tho 1 bonrd, Si ., Mrs. William Decker, Mrs. view of 111:111 In Hod's iimige nnd tures," Mary tinker Kddy writes; complacency the pleasant UP TO Ifuc "f the ground. Unless the soil likeness. The only man he recog- In the frames is raised nnd well Members of the staffs of several Thomas Hackott, Mrs, Kalhryn Bo- "Far victory over » single sin, we way. Here he'i always sure xs. trndo moirazlnes woro nmotifr tho •lln, Mrs. Edward McDonoush and nized as the {jumiinu one wanfiivo Iliiiuku and magnify tliu Lord (i: ;nrd, and ccn dry ottt to a depth Mlssos Ellzauoth Ityan, Rosu Sher- God's idea, the original and im- of n new taste combination of tit lean four Inches below tile guoste. of Hosts. What slinll we say of idan, Colette Qulgley, Sara Murphy, mortal innnifestnllon of Mind, I lie mighty conquest over all sin? to pick up his appetite. fcurfii'-'u, yuurg s-cedllnp; plants can- Art Hlllhousc, center of the Bas-Hlcanor Koch, Agnes Dwycr and l.ifii, l.ovc. He constantly gnvu A louder sony, sweeter thnn has not be expected to develop, Roots ketball Association of America Eleanor Oarvey. Iliiinks to (Ioil for His perfect over before ranched high heaven, of none of tho New Jersey veg- chnmplon Philadelphia Warriors, works, imcliungcd anil unchange- now list's clearer nnd nearer to etablo crops stnrtcd under glass hu.i retired from the game, An end—Bob Isom of Georgia able throiiKhmit Hrniity, and re-the great heart of Christ; for tho can stand wet soil. Toch—wns the lending Indlvlduiil The Sherman pudiated Ihc stale, outworn, lim- licenser is not there, ami Love If tho sol] Is wet in the sprint; A pair of rare black-neck South Ki'ound-Ktilncr of the ltlll Oransu ited, anil rcslrirlcd view of man sends forth her primal nnd ever- either chango the location of the American swans, imported from Bowl football classic. He scored 82 rndiaincil by a false mortal con- lasting slraln." — The Christian 56 Broad Si. uoidframcs this fall, to a wcll- Chile, have been added to the Hla-yurd» UBiilnat Missouri on three sciousness. __ Science Monitor, _, lteil Bank, X. J. draincd area or build tin frame IO loan infield icenory. cnd'aiound liluye. RED BANK REGISTER

WHAT IS A BARGAIN?

In this community there are hundreds of individ- other family is looking forward to buying a dwell- uals and families on the watch for an advertise- ing for their future domestic happiness. ment which will offer them what they want at an advantageous price. One man is seriously thinking of getting a new watch and another will soon be buying a new Call them Bargain Hunters if you like, but thrifty outfit of clothing—one woman wants a new gown; shoppers would be a better definition. Thrift is a another a piece of jewelry. commendable trait and Merchants should cater to it. All can be made happy and can be made to buy earlier by advertising One family wants an automobile and is undecided which make to purchase. Another wants a new rug Advertising can make the desire so keen that the or new furniture—the need is not urgent. Still an- bargain is forgotten in favor of immediate possession. A Note To Merchants

Stimulate business by offering some slow-moving issue. This circulation has never been stimulated by lines at special prices. Make advertising keep bus- offering anything other than a good home news- iness on the jump. Often you can tempt the buyer paper every Thursday. Its news columns havo who is biding his or her time, to buy from you at never been given to sensationalism. Its one poKcy a time you are naming. has ever been to give its readers a real HOME NEWSPAPER with all the news of this commun- The Register offers the Merchants of this commun- ity. Its steady growth in circulation shows this ity a bonafide circulation of over 12,000 copies per policy to be a sound one. The Best Paper For Shopping

All of Red Bank's subscribers get their paper on They stand in line for the Home News of day of publication as well as practically every this vicinity. other subscriber in the county, except those living on Merchants can reach these folks regularly by us- Post Office Rural Routes, who get it the following ing the Register display advertising columns or by morning. the small, forceabls and result-getting classified ads. Every town, village, hamlet within a radius of a Invite these thousands of eager buyers to your few miles of Red Bank has its readers who eager- store—Tell them what you have to offer in the ly await the weekly issues of the Register. Red Bank Register. Shop Where You Are Invited To Shop

THE RED BANK REGISTER

A B C NEWSPAPER MEMBER GREATER WEEKLIES RHD HANK REGISTER, SOVKMUKIj 20, V.M.

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ALFAI.IA am! timothy hay. Laird or j ,j:J|. 1 -j ri \ pp NEW FUR.N11 UHE mlurooni. In the Mi-INTOSH AI'PLES, SEWING MACHINES repaired. Fre« In- sunilii.K. Sir.dHnjtcr. Phone Holm- ,im] our 1, j ,i • M...1HI Ii; :»_» runt. Call Jlid_ I!ank_li-3^IJ7. ivfittr of oiJr piiser.t bu'i'.d'.r.x, otfcis wood culu C Harmyk. Phon spection. Pickup and delivery. Ma- Kit,-'. clr! i'.TS'il. fn.: ..:;.. M. 1 ;..i:h. K^IilNc; HAIlV l,riari,l i.inno, l»:,'l romlikte lii.r of ,jce;.i.;(jl.;.; tiil.ii^. 11 .id:, 1 i^n chines bought and sold. Phone Red l.liKKS MOUNTAIN " pnl.i'tiiri.. ulna! if rii-t.i:-,: . •1 1 (1 r- it. Ijui.faiitrr.l pcrfx!. Dir- WIN'lJOWri. Four | Bank 6-213is. Stwinif Machine Strvict GKNCKAL eONTUACI *••;;i CA.Si.MKX T WANT ADS ill Htnl rye ;!r;iiv, linVil; i.Uo Lir^-t d I'laiiu Shop. J'h,,M Ite.l Hank C i-lnomi: l,r, :ik.;.;! >,!... in.' inn :-.--. iim^- \Al." with hardware. Pirfect cor Co.,_SUvcrKi^le_nvenire. Little Silver. llj | i.tllir^nl _ 'li.-.ritity of puniiiLnh. C;ti; Hurry > r»'i.l..i!. v! ( ! y • ]. IV :. . inin,: ri.cl..., utility . .,i,:,.,-I... In.loin r-. Mwly [,.uii:,d. while. Wou kVBMSU ANl/TltASirreinnvcdr aUii.^ ., •.••ork'i'.'iilsl . i i..]„!). H..:,,U|, • .j.::,,., ,lt,,r 4 ,,. ,,; •:.:,;i:-. J;:.l,1.'.'.1.d '•1 1'•*,.V •••••> mo.:: 'I.. -.-.•I.'MI. - •'. , i;b.i1ItlSA'HON sin!, aii,r'l:,un.|ry "tub111,.. .-.tor.ii «:i,ii-.«.... r: p.•- i.air. fo ccllarjj and K-irayea cleaned, Hnd whitt- VartSWe)il. > - * j-jsI irj l ^f,!..fo, tr '>.yii.il ,1 * .. lm>, ,1 Mny, Has i Keiinsburj;. I'hone Kenr.s- .OST —At Ki.i H:.:.k rn: n.i-.il ,:ut:ui,. mrnsuri-mrr.l, of our impiuv.d fljiirr. KJI.USUN TiiAi'ioii. p CASCO Kl.lOC'i HIC""'po«f'r "t, AI'i'llK.s c-'I i. oii.h, !. Ui.ri>: your t.in.itt. >hi,it hiiinil pointer. 1 liurB _fi-(J0J6. metal anil p.tut ,,r tit; liilshd. O:d,r J-'.ur tiii-L. >s l.ow. Al- ! morning of Njv.iiilur II. .;,,.•! "Tit:- t l"i«s- 1" rfi -rlljr nil nvrr. full for frfi- din-. r,,,,,,,:,;,. ,,,,..5:. r, .,,,„, ;i wli,,;,. hhop full of tools. .16 ,•!•,• ;.»or- . i,!,l, u!»edien»--e trained, cxee Alt j"HUK E. U'OVCErpaintlnB" coiitriiV- :.-if-=Bi Kc'.\:i:il. 1'ii.T-c ! litl.tn:. a.,..il uuikir, u I c<,i.,|it:r,:.. I'll i iai:i . li t so cow for ,al.'. rhor.c iifil H.ll.k 0- .,i^...;,,;i, houht l.roktn, J6'.i, tor, exterior arid interior piiintinj;. t-s- Jlnnk VV ill cal Knti.nl own -i,if,' •M. l!.,l Hank r,.Ji.,l'.!-.).• p,.!i(.|iii.^'. ,a«rav;iiK; $-J^.:,(,. Leon l-n-17". Umutes supplied on Iurpe or 6mnil jobs. WE IIAU-. 1 111-, i .lo you fTT7M5~liL-sirjfi..s"Y-r;i.i.o\v"i:?Mil7 AT«TI Firs*, clab* work by practical pit inters. LO.--T - i-. Koiii: rauicK build ..i: "!,.•., :,..xi l.,v'.ii-,,i., harilwnn, •: W.-t Front MAN':; SL-IT--jtr:!y pin stripe, all wot. Pay H. » COMPLETE I1ATIIKO0.M oiilHIl,, Modi! T d imp t :• nl.. Waltir Ai-k. ,- 1'hune Kumson 1^(J666. __ l-tll tt. I' I'..' d • a.li. l.i,,..-,!..| in rai.i.l!-. ;.,„»•. ^tr..t. U,,l Hank, pliou,. R-UIIMI. ill.- i.frt. s:/.e -l-.'.-ll. Phone Kcan little a I-,.. pa# ! K. .1 •i-elior. of l-'a.r Haw.,, w.il .', :: f..r <• son, JIa/.:.:._ Pinii., i;,jp.,rt 7-'ir.'<::-lt. meat. c.iii •:•_-•• u.-i b'.iill.iii cnst iron rci-cbsfd b.-ilh. STKKi.COTF. HIIIIHKH onamtl. "The : MUVINC; DONE, very cheap. CaTTpUhci : l. Mon LUST ' ii:.--.i i, i».:.i.• or iM-liai.i:,. f,,- raliiti nil'.. : ol , ,| iT\itfji' i:l .iul:i» .li.in-... ii. K. ; Uruthcra o.- .Schwarti Auction Rnom. mouth . T.:I :.i>> liMim lulis, automatic hot w-ntrr lir.-i'rri), Win id's lj!,|.». finiKli." Une ciot i-ov- 1 OMPI.K'IK ••V(JHl;"""w,- i;lit.l-"ft:nn"o¥ >:,i,|, I'll.,-.,. I.'-.I H ... : f..^'.,!'.! .!• :.h.>r-.> Ued Hnnk 6-3^1.-,. .1. Uv.! H.>: 1.. U \ ..-. .!. \'., .. H.rlia: ' r>, " it,lu,ir* or in.Io.,,.., aiilo? Imutl, l!t. '•:,- p.jui.i I d.iml,,.:i t,l. leu d H -. - v 36. K.-i* nMl e>itr>, kiifirn ruh.ntlti K. I'l.AT Al.lt) SAX 1; I ,•,„:,!•• .Sr:, 11. :.;,1 J., IV.Ki.l 11.11,1.. I'ho filriiil-ir, . ,:abhi,ts, 21 moil, rn Illoi !.. '-<'.,!-'i-. I'l .Ttranil irble set. neck, wri iQ Hiid truri'Ultt. Kuga ui.ij •; I,.N:;I .^-.M-i.-.r, JU-il H: •.:• .-.-•_'!>.- and clnka. p.uk nnd Inunilry trays, I'll,.I,- I!-.I II.,:.I. il.ii.,.'...I(.- I.: " II- -.il r. tied und mutti piunlcu Li vlnsi.n, Ilm-ilw.-iri-, 1 Wikt From .I--..-o;.'r. ri-.irrip.-. plus 3 'York" bod c.trpeth cJen 1 ..:.-! "faw UlSI 1'..->1 N..-. .HMJ KM.AM :. i .Mi -r .. • . : II": Wall to wall la't'I-'s'i.'i-.-.'i',. i'h,,,', |:'. d P. • tup,. Amcr.run l-rieifr Jk Aplili- I-SKH I OI I.IM :,|.,| ua!,i lio-. «a-li . Hnl KJI>J>. _ I'hfiiir B-S^ihO. 1 I.JIJ-: ,-,,iirs.s. SI.-,. Hil!_ 2:! Hoop car.>etinn cleaned Hnd J' f.B.'. i.i. .-•. i..I',! \':,.,,.[••;,: Hani. nini> Co.. Kniita 35 nml Oakhill All my I ItAliKl.S! HAIlIO.Sl IIADIOS"! Ninete, n n,:.i- in:.:il-, IN , , I I , \-.\i'. tr,-,. .-..-ill!,-. At!;ir.tic Highlands. Phone mo Lh p roofed .I lin-iition. 5 Uruart Ty"i I "•. l'"l H.n.k. 1 !.>!>r i.l-n r,a,.,,,:.I,!, . IG'i Sl.r.-.-- -HJ-.i.-M. Fr.d. i\ nf- -.t r*>-». i'hnn«> ronil. I'hone llril Dunk 6-3S77. . j ii »t irumlly known lirnndft to eiimis,. I77B.M ,-ifli r '.. _ I'AISTISli ANll p .:>•• 111-:; ;.- :.1...\ I :1II,I:. --. Hi-,1 Hank. IMiiiii.- ii. UIP i from. Ni-.v modfls arriving daily. U.si! t,-r --..' S.imu.:-: I-:, li.i-.r.. l.'-i MKN'S TWll-PIKCI-; »!,,«.< ,,.,| |,,,,. FLORI-.NC;K UKATKI: ,:i.,( Hi. .';" .MAIHIi'iANY " l-IXTIIltK-S." suit ll iTTo f. Lusr i'.ir i-h. : .1 ; : ,,ur l.-iy-i.-wi.y l.lan. Modi rn Home. 7i .;', •.:.,!.. ... er drug ,i s. Call iillrli VVELPINO A.N'H MACHINE work. 1 KAillll KKi'lVICK of "TiiijnVfr i|,i;,My ;> j'J'i. I':,!.;,h M'(i.,v.;i. li'J Iv. -.•-::: c)re road. 'ilo:ir II, .1 |! fi- -\V. i'::iia:.. It. a i ,lr:n*'ir, ma.ie l.y ||:,,.,s :,r.i T-.-.,. Moi.m,.,Hb Kir,-, I, lti.,1 llank.• • lei-tric and acetylene, promi't Jt. l,tiry HVII.DI, Hi il ,-yi'!,.. piano accordiori, ArKUs carni'ia collar, i.zv VI, i-.-.-e1. ' :.: c'.il.i ••: Jl". i'llotu. U.-il Hunk «-15'27-U. yeirt at » Weal strut. Ked Uanfc. n bui 11. ..r:.l: ,. . I X i! lu(,:i Co:', rs j.r.il tMiiuli street Victor. I'liilco, Kinrrtnn. Tustin •hV(j itKi;i:O0M ~ui:"c"?riir"-j:"r7o7r~c7n «r.,i Mi.:s Kr.i .ti.»r.. If f-.r-inj. F. ,M. risdio, teli'vision remiver, automo rcasoLable. Call af'.ir i p. ni.. It- Pnon* 6-21«». I'll..II,. I!,^l_ll_nnkjl-U(i31i. Oli, liKATBlis', coal heat, I f. «as water liil,. iiiflio, ptililic ndilreflii system, fee Monk C-ayT'J.' _ iji'ion. Apply 3.J Irving Pljice, Re Hrui'e And' rsou, 1 V: • v l<: <•«:!_ E,«,.tM»i! W Hl* ni J !l -! . 1 -.1 Ii..; r,-1- SIATTAG WASH EH i'AKTS; nT~fust". llenlers, oil burners for cook stuves- ord i'h,-infr,-r. Write, "Projector." Box RAUCOtlN I-'Uir i'cjAf, ii. l."»"i I'T llat.k. led l>: furSl* " H.i n- imnu.] , yO.-lassfi-. on WORK— Sidewalks, curb, or Hnl al: 1 -:!.''.' l-l Nnv. s.,,| 1.I/7H.-I-H altt-r 0 p. m. your ho |M , \\ e, a. .'.i'l '-i " \ir Blrt~ Etectmlux 6-3U12. 1 IX>^ i ll.aik I.!..I wh.li Fmm»tfi-Jlnin-il I.AUIiEll MEM \Ve liav, ..vvialirs t.." vacuums. Liberal nllownnce on trade ...lii-rkl, N--.v \\ l-.rTf liitN" LE, A-l condilio UAKl'KrVI'UU WOIIK ol any kiliu tloni, ob. N mi,.;, i dour ' ,:ii HI li.il" iJOGS—"lt™dy~To~sil7>"ot"ivM- thii I, uiiilirwinr lo ", I, :l,:,l in. Call for appointment for demon Ni-ek." hi-:i Him Hrennan. Phona Middl i'llOllB 1 I: ,.-:k li- ;;;; M., r.T.o 1-i.x Tc::,r. sx mn:::h- ol.l, lirown rtVli.^J ..rf--.^.i 4...... ^ il*^..|f •-!*•• •', SIIIIUIIi AaftUIJC 1I1IIIUIE by tlaf or contract. Jobbing I. «pc- u (ji.lir.iMj, ".holt !.'.l. rmr.vilii: tuK iiwin- fiiil. All from championship stork sir.e 111. pajamas to size a n,l stralion. Phone Atlantic Highlands 1 JonsH'ii i':'t. i in I. • li'-. y lit C(JAT,"stoVE."ehi;ip. "s-ir-r. T:i II. r- Mown .1-U.1II6-W-l . cialty. J C. Marvin at Son. l!u« «3,jhsn's Cn _ I,oi- ;'.'T. I.!. I'ol. S. Vi-rni.n. l'lloiir l,"i:.*!,rrd .mil inoculated. Can lip seen junipers to ;,il, at Cohr i's lu pt. .He. SINKI r».-,a-AtS .- UItevers ananr d eharKos54-Inc-Inch . EizeTs; lVtcei .Saturday anil Sunday. Phone aftir 8 liert stint. I" 111 m 1 2 a. in. 10 ^ p. in* ! t;(l,MHINATI()N kitchen ranee, Henmi Ittilford- rhone 'Ktanaburs 4-0C91-J oc K:I:.II:1..»I. :•!"«". iv.in-'.ou :.«'.•, Ht\ Shrewslmry tivein Unl ll.il, k. brjfiii nl J'.l'J. MModern Home, 77lVtce Moni - li... h.o!.! i-ori-f-laiii wash tuh and sink, .Morr 11-0434- W. i'OKCH KKCI.U.SUKI.S i- vi.. II,a c .,-,!,,,-k pvpniiiea. Mlddlptnw-n r,-ni>; mouth Hi.il.JteilHjink.^ .[17; Whin.iy S:..-r-"-m:it .- i.iilriii- i i-!i.-,ii. ofliee ifiair, smnll server, reel l&hrir'OULS uUttli^tj anii nuilt, tliptU. porrh nil \\;n:i:- l.,i -.-! M-n.ri,. nq MKNI "HlJY "mitiXTI -100"% all «,,o Cllill'AlNS An elilirc" idoiv fill!." at j-oii, Ti, M!:I.V, Ninfinliir 1.-, about alnrl.s, $9,9r, to ?ll. !t;,, with plrnt ilAiiO'iJANV ' "(li'VEtlNilll W'inlhroi sihli, o-iiy l,:.l,y ,-,ir-:i;-. • -.aby flow.r M...i,|. N, c,| room. Phone Keans tank» cluaneJ and tn-lalle.l. tiriiln* in- on hnnil. No do-.-.:, P:,ym,:.-. i::.,l He a ;>. m. V.il-i.il.i.- pil---:-. l-ir.lr-r p!en>c sale prices, perinan, lin.tlipil nr- desk, uiiiple nnd mnho^any kntcholc wnlker. ?:i; lariif rrlli I m •• x t:-lla2-W. :iijH I'OIL Monmoutl itallvd. Phone any time flay oi iiltttii. Ulilik li-llil. l-i., , .- :iin .-, . Moi nml zippertj hoy's pinitu, IS.ar,. Kncco'i nan.ly, full sin-, wid,. ,. moulh Cor,hiiu,-:li,:i c, .. Il:^u.'iii- 'i. is!! RuniMi:. l-I." I-J. Hnv.-inl." mmls shop. 2li_Wrsl Front atipr'. •l«!i lo ,-f:y«- desks, rrilt and wnrdrobe, DosMiti rocker pi II, 51 : ' wo hl—w suit., .-./I .1. Kasl KciinshiirK. Rumion 1-U74U-J. Harvey C. 'IMton. 'I LOST- I.i,p. i u-iilrli, lock' SIIUIH-, ""with for only SJ.SS At Cohen's lii-^l, chairs, malde lO-iii,:Cc diuinK moln ,-neh: rix-kinx h,vs., S1-. l.ulii- HID,,, nlaeu. HuntHon ^ I'epl. More, ^V;:0 SShrewsl.liry aviniie. red !!oi.|. in !•:!!. Hr »-:inl. I'lilli.ri no suite, mahoR.iny dinette sets, manox'any f,U CL-lits; bltli- lilintiiu:, .'." e.n:-; otli-rl KI/.K 10-1:: CANADIAN Hudson seal LAUNT)KV—Family wash, 70 cents, Ts l'AINTIXll, HKCUHATINI;, u:u>nh; WE IIUY AND SELL finythinlfl Ited Hank.' 1 (jisji'JlaiTio. I'll..:... Unl H i!ik_fi-047H.- ami maple beilroojn Miilcs, odd hods tukhy hoy's eiothes very elie.il : boy's coat, {'JO, value new I40U; alto pounds, dry cluthet washed, rinsed, inK, in'irlor, ixt,i-ii,r. I'liui.,- Contents of homes, stores, cntntrn, CIM'tlSTMAS SilDPPFIOi. ||,. »,,,:,rl" brown winter suit, size 11. •*•'.. ^oed !,. 1;KV. Allll" [. r r-r liri; .if"i':iir oflirrnvn chest, and bureau*, mnplft porch sets size 10-12 sealine, $7.-,, vnlue 1230. damp dried, in >i;-hour, while you shop Hank 6-2143, or Hid II.ink U-IUU-V cellars, allies, china, frlamwarc, an- plrnly of parkiiiK sp:i,,. I r, in, -minus cricket chairs, mnplr. rnckrr, G. K. elec- I'rtildition ; blue anil i;r:iy si.,,rL jar!,!, Launderette, lit Monmouth street, netir n.flii.. I .v.i! . h i.i >!.,:,.. ,-lii.s :iltrn-!lril Holh in excellent condition. Just Cley>-._Hoiin,« to fi.-m.r of p.[.. Lost 1:IM Tllilis.l.'.y liijtles, Hrt object? jind nil bric-a- selertion* for ,-v, lyniu, in Kifis. eoini- tric refriKHator. Other itcinn tno iiuin- Si/.e I", S2; I.ni II. .-,-,• iivirn.:.', r'.l; '". the A. SL V. Market, Ked Hnnk. OAltlilillKTlMlS ami iuav.'u :<,'.. "febi" ,-inis null lironil'l atlPiilion mid «e*o,i- erons to mention. Credit terms nr- .f-t: sheep-lined jacl.,:, .>.,. ,:. '.:, ,-, n'i; lalun from storage. Phone Eaton* ETFEITr CAKPET laying, rcpairjnic, brac, llusril's, US Knit Front street. alilo [irici-.s al Colii-nV-, li,-|,l. plnri-. -'lit ran;:ril. Open Friday evenings to other boys' i-lnlh, s. s;;-.< s I',. I'., v. ,y CJtlirk f:..".nry ii .,rl;niar.-hil.. lii.uu Ijii-t Wi,::, • .-I »i-;n! f=prurit, town a-l'JGO, extension 295, morn' fringing, binding and renovating. Klcelric Co., 3J Kast 1-Vui.t nn-1, I .ii-.il t;m.-ifi. fui- Hank. Tiiin al the postnmrc, turn first Kolil suit dress. SI..-,ii. i.'-/.,- I •'. . other I'ATNTINO and J'APERitTNCING. Tluvi liifli.il. Snmtirl Ku'iii-i,,, II U-.-.i |.',-onl sii-,,1 t,» 111,- riKhtj" rnaU ami ilies.es, sl/.,s ll-lli. SI nit I UXKIIO —rii ;|«, with fonnnl mp l,.r.j:!iiiii i'li-ir- ,-!,,,ii's ail m LOST' Mor.ili-! i il Hank, .Slim., '.n Mnnmoiith siren, Cnrlt... your tiaintine tlonc with while lead. the ,•«.-«,,,rv n't, :•;!•.„,. . C,,ii I Mreei. ph-iiii. itid H;u,k 'i-i::-:.* i'OMIillAMANS." cine puppies for less; blond sjtectat nr .|y.'<- sii-.-s, s' iii-formal shirts, ties. (iootl con mil. I'lioi.c llii'iitrr liuililinx. Pliiinc Jlnl Ilnnk C- Dutch Boy. Call for free estlmHle. Al. Hank fi-u|2li.> i{ I 1 1. IS'KW rWII-I'lKCI': livim: n,,,ni 7, !. Ian:,- Clnistmas; also irruwn dons, l-CKis- .lit:,,,., i.ii.onal.ly priced. Phone R 1 so floor sanding 7 cents n siiunre foot WINI'iOW Tiil.M.MJN'i! ,1,,..,. |; :i.,,n,i oil I I. r. siiitnl.l,. for f,.ur o- li>. tenil. vr-ry reasonable, Phone Hrtl Hnnk i'l' Cent, i- M|-,,t. •'''.•'. I'-' •'-'.'• P-' II.nil. (i-ITs^-It. _ nnd up. Myron E. Mursor., 1 I Mount ( Sen llriaht 2-nl 13-\V. rnti-s. l-'n i- rslimal, .s. I'll..,,, Kin $1.40 farh.* 'Mount Kngi'is'll Co. Ford in*: Mimll oil hi al. r; il V, -1.:, i-i- Ilia! C-1 2s7.lt. _ _ l-il.l.t' IHIC ,MIJT'l>it.S-".\"uw we iiav street. Ued Ilnnk. Phone 6-2242. >i ink MAI.K I:.\N.M:II-:.-'. «.; ,. .-n . . a., l.ii-iity of p.. w 1.6, l.l. I..'I, 1-2 I Iturit li-u'.lfi.i.U.- Ui ST- 1 KM AM. , .,;:',•• ll. mini , >>i ilrlilrr, Hi il Hnnl;. -l, blue ; n-li. CIII)Sl.F.Y "lJAS"HAN'TTE.""!ii ; ... i.'.rds. all i-ol.,:., it,, ll.i.if 11- 1'. Also used il'.-etric motors. DOUKIJI I"1IC I'ANKH mid L-ci.Nula L'lvaiicd LA N1 ISC A I"K" SIC11V11 1-:." (i r:i I i:. :• ,...,! , 11.nl.,. H SIlUTtiUN IVrk.r, V.H.K. KIII.IC. wiih slip rovi-r; i-nil taliii*: 1 ipsp . i)\h- fnsler. irller okini.-, SIS'.l.'Ja. Easy •l« dry wills, drains Initalled Es- II1.I. II. • i I'.ar. 1. f.-fi :i 1:, or ,t- liii'iriholil articles. I'bo'.e terms. Mud,rn llor In-ill, Paris (ianl.ii... l'i.:o,, II. n.-h. Ki, ,-t i i,: Co.. 3.-, Knst Front street. Phon. inft, irunii.r, tr.-u nvivit.;:. li. fo.' K.-nijre, dniililr. barrel, 30-ilich barrels, Eato J timates gleen. O«rai Berktr, 47 Sec- I., .. i;,. •'. :•-. i M Iik»-J.I-W. I'hoiii- Itumson I-'Ml 2, |(,.,| llanli.' 11ANI i-C.MtV Kl» w;iiinu s. a i ap:;iili'. !*• •! Hal.k II-',I2.S. t. Pair Haven, nhnne R«d (lank Widly. K.itonlown. J'hoi.e Kni _ ilr.-k. Use.I on llu • ma 'Ml school.cr, I'DT IIKI.i.Y heatinn"Ttov7r*finoil nr.4 H-O.ils-M.' _ _ VAitn MA IIKKI:. "1 :. 1--|:> ,1, Kin .lir (Tl.AliluLi HUI.HK. Now I llri,-i... CIII-.H Miller, flower heils or houtiiiL'ts. Unfold & l5lTUNACi::;. Oil. iu..l'«.,», <"nl nml i!n» pilll'i'i S willCh add itha t personak C l touch[ . E.'JIii.lSll SKT'l'KIl " piinlv- ^. •j-ii-ii I AM.' Kl.MiS or housi-huld furniture, 35 fears' experience All branches, nnirmnn. Modiiii Home, 77 Monmoa' oil cook slovt's. S:im;i.i ' Sv.a:-u, II lii.|ii:ri! Miildlilown r,-rioijl after 7 A,,i.ri..-,n li.:.l d.,.- s: id h. II, >.'i | Call b.'.w,. ri I nnd i p. m., II How- atrct-t. Hi-,1 II; nk. FOR SALE MIIW IJi, 'li-.TUoji I,_N. J. > garden work. Evergreens, dowering 2,-, I'AlltS" M'AfKIl White Kiiiit phYrmiV, Wnst Front sueol, II,,| Il-mk. ph,,i,K II. in., or iinytime Sunday.* KssiK'.s Hun i.lid Sp-.i-li I',.::, I I- | land s'.ii-el, I\|..niialiuri!. _ 1 lines, ,<:.'i. ill.oil li'invni! ,!o,:,. Siii-.ii: shrubs, perennials, bulbs supplied, CAHI'KNTKHS. m,is,,nf. i-,,:,ii.iv, i-ood IMANU IMIliiMSTIIIS. l'lii» «:if«. hiiv« ?2 !>rr pair. One poiiiler duj;, purify LIST. lll'IIIHIir ' I'lANO. " Ktalidanl Well, •' .Stll.lli i-UliCKLAIN wiisli tub; liir«e""Kn K'ici'l loiidilioii, ?7.-,. Tall between I'.irni. I'liou,. I-'.:,!., i. •o-.w. :i-u7 7-..M. ! r ,ny and loiiiBl posts. Phono lie plnnted in aenson. T. Stevens, spci'iaiis'.s 111 llri. IDS'. I.. Cnll it lupra^iil I-Uore you liny oi sell. litokin. fir,. M. K. Itiizhy, South Lake- MAlilC "CHEr fiiili'-li.inur ..-,. n,in-'. liny problem. I-r,.- ,sl.m:i:i). Tern L oven. Hood vinkieir unl, r. Call and ^ P. 111.. Ited llajili B-Uli'-L:* MF.TAL I1KH. i-'imi,!,i. v./ii nuivr, s•. I 11^.1,1, II-I.-.H2. Fair ilm-en. I'hone lied Hank 6- Koiniual \cv. l';r. uii.B 1'i.uio dhup, 1 Ti airaiiKLil. I'honi.. A:!:u,tii- lli^hlandl liniiiiiiii.n.l fl.-i.-i-. Knl ii.ink. I'lione TVu~LAK(.H iiiitiliifir~tl7iwf>r pots "lioTTd lli-or*,. Marlin. I!'-.I lltu,]. I;-:IT:H;.* NKiV SIJUVKj," refrVf.i-aVor, jii eilli and sprin-.r ; roi,i;il ,l"uim: labi' w'li i-UTiil"""Miifllii, A tractor, worni driv 0832-M. sit of eiin.i^: two chairs v. i:h anus. i..,,'.i:i;i. _ _ aliiininiini op, n trailer; old Ku«li^li KI.KC'Vltli:"" DAMl'KH coiii n,l. coriiplii,- f. .1. fl.-.n: Ari-.ila hot water fiirnilr ilii.erei.lial. No •i.asonabk. olfer re •fTUUifT'SBWINii'MAl.'illNi: r.inilrc3 linloi-j, $.",'i; 1931 Chevnilet I'ljjoni. II, d liai.k «-::I;M. fu.-_. ,1. PIIOI.I- IJ.-.I |lnij_k_ «-1 G'lj. fT.\Su.s-"A. 11. ihrliaii. I'laiit. inaKt-r. sh,, p dons. Hryan. Portaiipei-k, I.OIIK with in,-mi,is'ul: a . d ..a- w., li. ' LAWN ANll I'UllLlI lunntllr« rvpuiut.id. your own honi,-; i:u;;r:il,!i, d wor i I;. >: I 7 I Nivada annil Kast ;:v ilraii r. tuiiiii^'. upairwu:, rctinva'inK. Iliamh. Sav,s «ork and coal: .fl'i. C.,1. I:, ,1 . T'OUI'.T.K MKn. I"'L -'-- '"'-' '! liul.ix" K-fll ' si/-, "iiivcly" ulii violin, Callcil for nml ilellvrred. Wilkins Mo- Will buy any Hini,',?i jinn-hin,- r,-K:irdle an-b-.i I,: I'll,,,,. Ki.:'nf~tai: post-war's III wrst a.-i.l s;iJ,-s 1 metho 1 Kimii e,,i,,l limlKill a.'.'l I- '!'!. -Si.li,. lluilsc All. vh blood lims i-niinot be IIPIII. .1. SI',: porcelain l.il.-li, a laid, fin, and frin. Almost II,w. ?•_',-,; two lv,.r Johnson Hid... 170 ll.ilicc IO:I.|, I Ma' ; -;.t -In-d I., hold the epeuker microphone I find things: attendd auctinniii . bales, liccf. Si.i 111.,.-lit Ant;.nil' K liilt shows. What enn I find for you? Call \:iior Carton. Ashury Park, l'lionc '1- I.', new army lilan!.. is, Ca!l al I u'l Me- Bil-i's l.icyi-les. balloon |ir,s. fir, each. I'll,,,,,. Hi,I iiii,,:; f.-,'-:i.;.u-. in the ear. I-'or fi free demonstration VOUK JUH-Krec calaloi; di'SCll Sh,.|.p.._ I'll,,rr Si llri^-lit J - 0.111 '.•. evenings, .Sitturdays. K. L. Martin. .'•il'HI. I.a-rn sin rt, 1 'I a. nt. to I p. in.' .1 "Iiri 'iiorilano. Phone Lunv: Hraneli fi. ~.K lNSl'l..\'l'|-:i, !•:.. i.-,,\,. .-! no nlillK.-itiiiii, phone Hcd llank 40U business nnd iei-!i ni c-ui i'A.NKKb TUADKi: hii;. H a :MI Mils an- I'honii Heil Uank_f.^074J-VI. COI.II STOi:.\<;i; IlllOIIS. IV.. liav, Ilinn C. .Smith fliribi, I. i r. I >!I,I: .; VVriU lul«-iinlioiial iVvni . 1 i;,|.!«.». Stll,il..l>K H'.IH'S. nU litl- HIIU, 1 i'ilbl'O FlNlSlUNfJ. "Don't " taki PLYWOOD —'i". %". Vi". Rnrnn ill!,. i nl<-i insii'alii.n, M-.il.l ,, 1 own KlrcllKN IIA'HJNKT" sTnkT" ii'ew;"h"ooki","l Applivrate Mil,:, li.v. - I'liii..,. IIO i lliiJY~Oi\,iC, 2S."inch, SI 2. Thone Schools, Ho\ l.V.t;i, SiT.-inliiu. i'a, ni«i-hiin:f.'il li:i!.k>. ,MI;:O^, L-olln-tor's hances with Jour films. Kant, enre UOIILS, special $l'l,,*)0; No. I Per- Itel'i illiralii.il. Ilinhway a.-,. Phone Mil- up two days, twn ilrain hoarils. ,',.|- AKl'AUI.I.SS. lOVKI.'.S. i;,,v i-iern-w. phone Marlict 2.IIJC-1; evciiir.i. itimi, ,-liii.n. Il. ru-nr . i-, li Tu illcti.wn .-i-u-JHII. ful, confiilentiul linishlng in our own incli. Mu.-li eabi.iei ,,,,,,.r, ..,.-,II |'..,..-| |,!,.!., ! i.llil.'S'su-fNr.H bicycle.""V" cllllr 2-lr,ii:>. ture. -I Win l- 1 ^ I reft. U II; l!> k. fection uobd shintflei: doors, "i.ii)A'i';'iiaik' fi,.r.; whi..; \.oif modern Inhonitorica, 1'nKc'B Photo Her r«i slri.l, It.d H.ink. Phoni- H-ll.ia-H.* v.iiierprno'f. lire r. i ;i i ,F I.-.', in'lii, aoof, dnioii. I'ri,-,. S2.1. Inipiirc nt Rob WBLL K-STAIlLLSilKli diner. uitllT} I'lmiip licil Dank li- -- IT, ami Hi novelty HlillnK. mouldiiiKHi kiln dried liar, si/.- 1^; p..-i f,.,.| i-oailil ion ; j-J'l. vice. I 13 West Krnnt street, lied Hnnk ;ir. CUAITS.MAN iminl siirnyer. never il'id. 12':.'.!' I:I::| Ihs.i. SH: l:;'-:',i' j , 11 l-'oi.ti r, C.-nlor avenue, Uclfortl Injf rooiim in liar, ».rn> ail,- of i;int3'i way . l-u I :,:l.|{. 1 CONVERT YOU It ATTIC or second floui U10, 1x12 white nine. Natlunnl Sir.-. t;l..iiwi>,,il siovc. iipilpi.i ,1 for l.llil II,.,.). S: ..*-'-.; 1 l'\',i' i:'.'.il 11,.-.I. II'h.,n, . KKi.-iiisWiir- j l HiKbWiiy 311. lirlv.-.iii Kv.-init * l'AI.NT—Troili " ft my t ii in VJ. |i; .i: ALUMINUM small lions,, liail-r. kiiosent- or coal. J-J.'i: Pririiii-i- vacuum into apartments. Pnrt of rent from Ma!,,,,.,y ,1:,-,,-. .11 ^ra.le iiainl to, RonfiiiK Supply Co.. 115 Italmont ll'..Ji,', SI 1. O.ln r fines to Ho.liiKH I1AS.SINKTTK on wheels, ninl- l wi-icht nr, nds: :,,«ol:,;.-,l. pii,,,,,- cli-nm-r. JI... Oil lieil llank^ r,.2,-.sa..l." lo".\-|i,'. Pi-ot.e: hoai. :nii'U. i:i:it-h;i . ry. niiartni* nt nnj-!. for the job. No dowi Ion*,'. 1'^ Let vi,l,. f.-nin^h. Atlar.lic I'aim ainl Wall Tap, r j nvenue. LOIIK Brniuti. I'hone Lotm :ri-s ;-.:nl lining iiictilded. So: metti el,iliBi'. Allnntic IliulibiinN I -Hil!l7-M. i'li'F.I.KSS ITUINACK "and Pol stov'c. puyment. seven years to pny. Kree esti of illne Pho K. Co., 11 !i W,.-: 1-ror.t »t..,. i, licil Hank I IIHI. lie,,1s ntw vcuide rodb. $'1: baby 7-J7r.l.'«l r llrnnrh C-2400. I. Imni. dial, sll, ],m, hi. Cii.rk \'. i'.h nate. Monm.iUth Construction Co. I'hone Kc.l lianl; f-n:. I. U\ i MAH1NI-: IIAII.WAY. cars :,:-.,I Irjicl,. Call a: I!.', \Vi.«l KIIIISI t avenue.* .ca.,s. .-.'..Vi; cotton rUK. 8.\|U, blu Highway 35, a: Hcadilen's Corner, Plione l Saturday or Sunday, Itilmsou 1- T'liKKK-riKrK IIVIUK" ro.ml" suilt-." I'vie,". • IT, B.-I-II. 7U Pin, sir.,-. N, •--. York. I. n. , .;.'.; si. cl tf.fri.^eriitur. r,0-pi\ur,. nert Bank 6-1411. ESTAHUSIlKli dm.! m:-.-. 1.,-t in A* YOU" i.KT 'MOK1-: :in,l p.iy ln-a lor yuu 1 N. Y. I'll,me Mil. '.l.l:.7t. Write for op,-.-''}'. I,-',. Call Itunisoti I.14I10-.I. frrsii i ^i;^, liroiiir?. ^tcwii'n i-liirkcii!. TOYS IN ''ruYL\NI)-'-.|li'liiK all the cjiif-" .'7.-.. fn-r conilitli.ii. Call nfter 5 p. Alii) THAT "EXTRA room to youi bury l'ark, inrluiliiiK ri:il e-'.ate "Tiit i.-.s ni.iJi-; ch i.t-ii.i.i wiih ,i, i.-,,ii 111., ltd Hunk ll-'.':iS!I.J,e tnloKlle. ItllKK.M aii-liAi.LON" "nuToinntVc llot UP.,I i:!ilia-/(J able heavy lini , sir,, |J; boy's lilne .Mor.'ITDIt AY'AkTMKNT-"siTi" wiisiieri FAN HKLTS ANH 1'Ul.l.KYri fur .,..- \MI:,I- bin', r. ll-ed two months, con- Mint. K.tl Haul;. riinrn _r..;iis|..l. tr, e IUTIH* and ornaments. Spocial l-e- mnnllily payment.!. Monmoulh Con- with one stoi-f, nut, ;!i,- docod pricK. Also pb-nty Chtif-tmafi Cull Slililrilny Siiniluy, Killllson I- Will ilo four pounds of drv wash i.i trie niulois;. in stock. I'o.'.-ias HI, <•• ii;i:,m IIIW. J7.-,. Call HumsonJ-14C0-J struction Cn.. Highway ar,. at Head- Allitiit_ii-_ IliiihliiiidH ll.iiiiii.. live iiiiiiiilu, Jlil..-,il, Mod,rn Home. 77 lie Co., ar, Ka..t Friinl ..:r..-. 1'lione 1,'UOIi SIIOKS In onelidit conilition" npartnirnt nnd six-rnoni lr.nue| TllKK/.KKS for limim nml farm inc. Kifls for nil the family. A, M. IJinul- 1 ilcn'is Corner. Phone Red Bunk 6-4444 Ptove, l)ray_avenue, Kast Kennsbnrg. MAJimlANY likSK. Ill:,, ilriiwirs.'*;':."; Mnnmoiith street. K<-il Hank." ilt.,l_Ui,nli fi.uiis. nine H ,; AAA. Call Ited llank 6- :: estlmnte._ _ house, I.orntii.n KOIIII f,;•• ..ny ,1),! Al1 bi7.es. AniLflo: • a I'ict7.cr ft rtTUTK KNAMKL eoai ai!.l "wu.ui'i an^e. AT I'DllLlC AUCTION^rrfJ^nTrr~y"bu7r- rolTie talile. $:,; birch I liens-, 4:1.1. SI'JI-W. i'XOOK 'SANMING nnd rcllnisl.liitf; es- Email businini.. Kxc-ililiima! ni.pnr Apji::aiu-« Co., IJIHIIB a:, nnil Unl.hill Kalow and KarnKe. Frontage .ri0 feet All Ml,, new. Call It, ,1 llnnk II.mills yilUK liflLI.AK Kof.s u water back. UJ.il lln,e ni..!i!!i:i. Co.: IKHJULI'^ HKII, "box sprinn. perfect con- way SI.Mi, will sell for S'.i:,. Call M:d,li.'tii«'ii timntcs cheerfully given; no job too tunity; IISMIIL; ?1I;,.'H)IJ. Wi.slrii'np road. I'hone lUd Hank 6-abTT. on Washington avenue, same nn Viola \VTU-iliN"'lJPT(itill I' I,,,.,.,.,,' on ,lis,,l,,y lii.r.-. Visit our showrooms dilion: small dresses, white; studio mall; Al>o painting nnd decorating, street, 'J.-.il feet ilcep; I.eoniirdo. Midille- now. with sharp frcexin^ and j,lornj:r. ml .-,.llla2..M.' eoin-Ji and cover, end tables, kitchen Innil, Steven & I.issnir. Inc.. I!i2| »nvi-l Solid oak rocker JB..-.0, IAY MARK, sis >-eiu-4 nlil, MIMIKI. kitiil'. 'hone J. L. Kundcrburke. 34 Mnrion f: All m»liV»~i)C"liuiili"ii- town lownhhip, Monmouth county. To A real buy for <:!'.>.'.. Mid.ll.tmvn Id- iliiur.i. Cull l.-1-iilay, Mrs. Thomlison, 3 »trfet, ltt.l Hnnk. l'tione 6-0113-M. Norwood Avenui-, Ilnnl, N. J. J'llnin liillb.n bidilrr on premises 11:30 a. m.. ir.llioa. IliKhwny ;!.-.. Phone Miil.lle- child's oak roll-Ion ilcsk J I..-.I1. and true in ail h:.i i... •-. Wiiiiani I:.,I.!II.SO!I_ placr, Shrewsbury.* VETERAN WOULD like pnlntinB^iTnd Muck, Ii. 1). I. I'rc, h.'ld. Piioi.v li. i- Meal "-i:00-7. an ri Li,nt MMVIIL Klt .Sal.ii-il.-iy, November 1!2. 11117. Also doll's carri.-iKu 13.SO. wnlnul end lM.IH|.;itMAN""l'l"NSOTU.;TtsTAia:, renson- paperhanKing. Work by day nr con- fiiriiilure, KUIM ne T. Urlmnink. Kiinrd- fttit.-i-il. S*-!c n^Liit Uiult-iwuoil lypt- l.-ihli! * 1 .."i'l, smoker JI.jci, kernsinc _ Slti-M.|.« " ''I,'. Phone llnlnnlfl !l.;H.'lfi. ract. John E. Houghton. Phone Ited >%-[-i:c-r-- Sun,l-li.-ir:,l ml,liny Illa^^lilU•^. ian lor Mat-ion llytand. Itroa.l street liliY'S~(i"iiAY-IILl";K"- w:,.,l ' iii, "in" ^ I HIGHWiUTXVKHN, S2.',".0'io";"bi.al healer S2..-I", sin KUIIII oak ilininir M IIANiiS AND fTmiinitiiTiuiis take I^OTB ill^llk_6^0 •• 86 - J^_ parlor, ^I.O'H,: tavern, boivlini: alle Kllis Ullic: Supply Co., (Ui^taiiB), •'«!< H:i.uk_HuililiiHr,_TrriiUin,_N. J. ^aniiii! Swiirti-.'. II West" Front slu-'.-u lllilillll. 1 llS like l.-W; si;.,. fl, HU< ANll" sell second-hand cloth KI1"\}) _:>r,_*l rhuiic lli-.l Jlnn> B.nfif,'.! lll"i:iiAlil)SON' ANI> HOYNTON rminil Ili-il llank. I'liini,. r.-I :1NT.« N'u-Way itass ilrum, \:< p%-ici-, excel- JSl.r.Oll; Kroi-ll-y, di-liriitr.-si-n, $ III, '11,1 room L-hairs $_V1, Kas h'.-utcra ?H..',II, _ J'hmio He,I llank l',-n;:.-,T-_\V. 1._ •tiit conilitiiiii. fiS I-Jast Front street must be in good condition. I. Ker. eiKht IIITI'S on highway, f ..,.",00 ; null I'AKMAl.l. TltAC'TOU,"Mmln A. Yi'iol." iteain boiler, orit' year old. Pric,. J.'.ll. laii:i. sizo wardrohij $1.1. fivu-piece lent rondilion, uith lB-ini-h plow nml 'UPPIKS. Iwo inoiillis ,,1,1: part , ollie TliUCKS-'- 111 12 "(i!ii.C. plaliiirm" hody, lied Hunk. Phnnr_fi-(IJM2_K •er, 2U!t Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank and nnnliaiiri, bilsiii,.hi, Sfi.illMI. Wear Pllone Allnntic Ilijlilaiiils 1-HQ-i.i-lt. and police: partly !i,,iiM-l,ii,ki-ii: i cry 111 whels; lli:i!l Ch. pplallorn .SAHIiL!;"" ilirusB" TTiaTntl, blnck nnd •hnn« 8-Q4I8.W. Nemcttl AKt-ncy. J2 I'ro.-ul slrect, liil cultivator; aim oaf rnnvt i tcil miwi-r, 1.-UJKKNCE ifBATBK, two burniTs. por- breakfnst set S10, Thousanil nther inly; ve etable pla ll v-£Hi,iial,li'. _ I'iioiu- Kiaiishiirn r,-M'^IJ.lt. dis Mhiie; nr keep for wintrr. Not a CUUN PICKIMi. Coru husked by acre, Bank. J'hi.nc G-22I-.- c\tra Knivrs atnl liay lark: cclain finish, new condition: electric ilcms! Kiiseira, 'J.i East Front ot bed sh, mills nd l,,ai,l>. Micha one L'l-i:n-h Colihvrl! i I rilirfiS'T "(JKT a I,, tier bi.v on IV. ^ U MCb chilli's horse. W.llter Field, Hancc nve- with new machines; also put In crib. m.dical outlll. conuilete S4; wlin-1 cliiiiv, than :;l .1. II. Mi.iin!, c. N, w Cooil- sti-iil, Ileil Hank, l'honi: 0-H'JS. nue. o)T Newman SpriuKi rond, Re. if requeued. No job too larit. Ralph only one. I'ln.ii.- .\!l,.i,hurf t S-TinX ?3; Morris ,-liair, ,'3; bull. t. with mlr- lIPi'IFS :Hlacl,' C...-1..T... par. '.Is r,. ; for ai.po'ii'.intiit .-IIM] priir, from fl a. yiar tir, N, Kiiarant,, il I-.M.,-,|I tin >, vTiiai- a Haul:. I'h.ini. llej Hank f-141 .i-VY.* Mnhor Holmdel. Phone B.B3II1. MISCELLANEOUS m._?:l. l''re'l_H_roivn. Ill )Viinnei'_»lrri 1." ml,id llsul tins: plus :: lili.ial allow, WASIIINi'i "M"AUiifN"K, KelviiiiTlor, I,led, A.K.I'., Jin. Mr-. :,'. Kalhl.on INIiliOlt Ul-ilCli purcii Ket. three InrK ni In •". p. in. l.'1'tVK'SK'AT," pracliT-aiTy new. '"iprin'ii iliuhwny .1.1. hiiypiiri.- VK I'AY liixheaL urit-cs tor yuur IIUUI< inn,- on your tins. .1. ||. Motnil, C,,., wriu::,i- and pump. Very Kond con- chairs, l.-ihln ,-ind side chair, box spring try. Write or phone, Uonu Mranctt KciflilXC. TO CMANC.K. nuthiiii! "to i-onstriii-lio,, Ihriillltllnul: 'I'lmnln sofa K.l 11, USTlNliS wanttd. It yuu 'nave u i II Mnplt :,v, nil,, It,,I li;,,,li. I'hone 0- dition. ss.-,o. Phono Ktitontowu ,'1-U2fiu-M. 1URKI-; £ ulvilut llaci .-eats, stparato back eiiahions. carv ^'.oii. u\!li llilM-u all inclnl pelf stor- opens into bed. Phono daylinie Ited 50U. 8'J North Broadway, Long Branch for eale; huyurH waiting. K. V. ini. ••Mi Al.I, MKTAI. vviiik-lu c.ioln- "inil i'rets callu-ra. Ciiinpl.t. with F il.: wain it living i-oiint cnbinet, mnple fin- rlw.efc.'» l.W* Poultry Market. \:\v. ^.nvl'.^s. .-'.rinns, florin Mi^h andllaiik 6-177;, cvcnliiK Ileil tSank li- lens nl nit, pack n.I I'lioi.c At Stout, 77 Broad street. t>liiine Ked u.:ithir sirlpi'liii: in i,ii-in:ineiit unit. YfllJ CAN'T' (iKT a l,,,|,r liny ,,„ i,,. nplete with unit: nbout one ish.d tisl.r bid, reproililcllon, pnir 1111- \ t NTElT DKCOKATOR cinH pH per i 14 1 than at .1. II. Mount, C,,. rj, w tl.n.il- yiar old. Prrfect condition. e/n J.._ Inntic HiKhl.'lnds I-Ii.i2:l-W. li Mud tiipie rush bottom chairs. 98, Newman ]•':-. i- dMiioiistn.tioii. Monnio-ith t'on- avtiiui'. Atlnntic lliu'hlniuls." hnntfer 2H year* •xpKricnt*, cstl^ ,Utfc; \UU HAVllNti u IKUI^. Hruct:,,!! C,,., HiuhMay :i;,. Pliolit. lied year tires, K'ua ran; i-i-d n rap tin--, iMiar- Mojci, Iteei-s streel, Keyport. Thonc mnt«>« cheert>uI1y Ktvcn. l.ouii CaSBnn. t--(.IIt IMMHDIATE delivery. Only 00 iiAiiV:t;"Li(>N'ni, >.•«].: T r»nl H Juke llus lut that .IL K.-ilil. li-Ull. _ _ tt-uil used tires: phi., a lilii lal allov.-- Keyport 7-1156.1. N A V Y ""ll L 0r"n"vS4-W. li.I li-I. At Margaret's. 101 .%!„;„ »tr el, Mnta- TWO"STI>"lt.M enciosiir, s,":l' .1' ; Call Hid Hank t'.lli.i.W.' mcntl, 15-17 Weal HiTta-li |,'r,ce JlJ kind!., ft]! sizes. All kinds mnsnn American Frei7.er nnd Apiilianeft C C.-. Hank, t'hone fi.2l;a. OfiUllA " CTTlJSKTS, jll.ij,-, to Slii'.ll»': plete with do,us. 2S Hroail ST.IiaiTI.Y" USEI'. 24-HOUR SERVICE so the repair of maurn!, eenicn', lime. BMIII, Co., Itoute 3Ti and Oakhill road. Ka_toaitowri. Pliou.. Katonli,v,n_::.ii I women'K clothes elothf s hamper*, all eolius; table and USEH inj.tlAI,. KnlvmiiiGil hot water radioi and electrical appliances. uuu:iiuzEit wolik "C^r^n "KXP crave!, bricks. L-hininiy flue, etc, I'hone Hiil Dunk 6-3S7T. Hour lumps; Thiiy, r ;u,,l C,,,, l.aliy boiUr, with buindry stove, fittings ONK Sl'itAYV.S'cf "of Ilt.rlou.'Vtt.pT"motfi et. If.. plntks, mouton latnli iencL-il opcrntor, new ..iiu-tiinc. CellJ IS Elm Place. Red VV. call (or Ultf dtll»fr. Hlvold's 1'hc.tie Ut>! Hnnk li'.orl. \'.n., to iribs. Itosenfeld FiiniHiiie Co., I*'.'und pipe far sume. l'houo MiiliUutown fhuniiKi: fur live y*';\rs. (,v Hei-U>iv pay exciivatinK, Uind tlciuiiin, Kruilit.u. tuil .Shi-iwsln;ty aviiiue, K,-d Hnnk. Open tile dunua-e. Prolect your clothes, fur- conslruftinn. Phone* KIM I Unnl; i;.:isT4.r Lf.ni.nnl str.il. Hcil Ilur.k. Phone r II"BATKllT~(:o(Mi'~infi!itTciii"rfcii!lT •VIM71.' MOTtAlU Lnwson Radio and Electric Shop, 94 Weat cnml.le. Phone Monmouth lltach 1- mill '.' Friday anil S.-il in-day iii-..h'.<. Al.lMNK—SUN LA"iii~|n pJrfccl col," iiiture. riiKs, woolens. wi:h lln-lon. T!i suitc rhiilio Hcd llnnl; fi Front street. Bed Bank. Phone «- VANK5SA KENNKLS "uilT uTko"^i~fIi 6-419 I. 2'J I!!!.,). TWO I.A111IK STKKI. silrviyoi-s i:ipes; diiion. A. I.. Ivins. phonu Ited Hunk Wlillht Stun*. Sll Mi.tininllth s'.reet. 111. ivinj K loom suite, couch bfijiriiriH iIuriiiK win11 r. The bcT_ ll,-avy pre-wiu- I'lii.mi 1 iliilliili' roa.,tir, iiju;:i4 Hnnk. Plio^i,- C-2222. 27 44- c:ire nnd fc*iliiiK ofl'tTvil in UIC.MJ pm-li i i'inv.ccrr-rrKKzi-:rfrr".w-u"rarfci-f, *2u-. _j^ r ami two lacire chnlis, J-'iri, . :, . TUltKKY ANll CAl'dNK. l-'iunoin White 1 will hold Is nr '^'I-IHMIII'I lilrk.y. ren*. KKIU)!il 3Nn L'lTCIIKN ran>:o. lnui-l,iir iJuia ,M'"i I'fi itt-i-ii UKi.-i.ii;^: : Kr-.; 1 1 •-'.:, cib'.c f, ct. IITCi.l. !, in stock. Mltij, mailinK. notnry 1 WANT TO INVEST Jireas-.il. llnl.f yoilri now for r thtine- hoihnl-- j' PlI'hi i Miilillfliwn Hank. Phone f,^l_li^l-It.- new, .-cason.-il.le, I'h,,,,,. Highlands :| ibtic. Lettercraft, 69 Oroad atreet, Reil . - ... . nuiney. llu- idays or for inirn, il ate- ,1, !iv, ry. White TIKIDOUC, jlllUKl toy I-'ox T,-ri-ler. boilrr. with KII» heater ;.;t:i.-h,•.I. stand Il.-ill-H, or call a*. 211s Hay nvciiu,,, Hirh you n KI il prolm.itiun V I.i-: me kao-f and filtiims eouipl, le. Practically new. KN7\"M ElVKirtJASTTHilN imilatTiiiTllri^ ini: nvo rooms. All controls in Kood Uiink. Fhone 6-066D. AIM* T.irkiy I'.-.im.-, Nirm-:iinn ronil. nlll|,. phone K _KIIIII-R l!-(ll!ir,. lamlj. Writ... "li I'l'stmeiit," !]„>: .-,11, III l!VJ"l Ihj k Phone lied Hank IJ-UKTT."" place circulator: nlso Hninll green und condition, $C0. Phone Heil Ilnnk 6* tiSTBLLE DECOKATINCi urvlui. Pa.ier* Ilnnk. J j Ki.iZAIIE-fllA.N OAR~i|lnl"nit rm"iin~»cT, crtam i-nniml kitchen innKe. with oil KACCDON" COAT." T.-irue. •lii"iii,!e cnllVir hnn«iriK, plain And dtcaratirs painting. l'iliK.M.ACK COAL" "mat",-.' *lfl -."' i.rass sports nunlel. cM-ellent itM.ilitimi. s.7 LEAVING Volt Los Ant-olcs Satunlnl Evi-:i"!YTin.\''rr" IN .\I:I)\VAI!E1 . w, lifilriitmi pililr. new nv.ittl ,-ss. ilrr-sscri, nil iron aniFi-fiiis, tonl sots, sen < n, Iturtu-r. AlipleRHA^s GHriiKe, corner P KK i N t. KS K~V \i PIM RS~~f or ~C nTlTtma ntt lird Bank 6-0CP2. OIUcv. 20 Mount Jtui-1; a roniy^ U lil, of lilt-chaliii-'h liook,!i;i, riicki-rs, chaii-5, tnlile. II. O. Avenue I) and Valley l»rivc, Allautlc 1 I. Price S.'iC Phone i::uontuwa ;l and |.ii/.e winiunt: femjilc: nlso Krow ireet. November 22. like il-,i tools anil h-.ii:,!.?:, ln.i-.lv. of I.-vhiMH.'rut-cium;,-'..s, i.pie. il-foot bniM f,.,,der. S2.-: brass lliKhlan.ls. nlllS-W. _ _ Katik-i.- Iniin, rum- window frame* nnd and copp.i- but-ki-ls, ivrouuhl iron bench, dov: with two points on championship. Ilefrn riiono iicii n'ai 1 llaid^a:,- St-ne, - \Y>'.'. Imnt slrcft. sash, doors. "(Ill Itlvor rond, Knlr Hn- TWIN SII.VKIt fox furs. Just op. fiUbA"l»Ll)()"M I1UG, l.'.xir, fiMtT lirTie Phono Rfil Ilnnk 6-2321. Lawshn, OIL LAMPS converted for electric fool of llronil uritt, liod nank. Plume vciL" Satnrdny nnd Sunday.' :;0; l-'renrli uidiolslcieil licneji. 9'1U ; piacticnlly new. clectrir 1,lanl.rt for Shrewsbury nvenur. opposite Union ilantel clock, silver tea set, «old banil prniseti at $90 per skin, perfect con- ity. Lamp! rewind. W* call for MAN LEAVING for ATlimTTfiiiT;; BAH'Y WALKBI"!, te'rrteT-Tml»"eTn"n",rro"ck- china, pair of oil paintings, cherry chest dition. Cull Atlantic Highlands 1- double bed. single bed, roliiplclc nnd i Paper_Cn., Ileil _l!ank."_ Ut.., have room fnr onu riiK-r, nin WlJTlTlJVv f.;l,A"giT-~\Vi! ttiiS~irtiic» in^ luir^sc. Phone_ltcil Hnnk fi.a4.iH-J. chnise louiiKe. Phony IIolmdcl_0-K271. and deliver. Harold's Radio and female. Write, "Arizona," Uox 51 iin.l will c-ui Bias* lo any sue. Lev. f drawi.|-.s. rosewood Victoi-inii Hofa, jjjSL flSBD STOVES, "pTru and repnirs, and- SSlALl, PARLOIi conl stove. Ciili wnlnul diniiiH tnljle, fn-r. chnira: brass MAHOGANY ~tAllLE;-|ivc feet "lone irons, fireplnce Brnte, irns water heat? E>fciri° Shop, It West Front street, inton's !inri|\vn|-i. Kttiri-, •; Wrst Krnnt !")I,UB STHOOCK ivniti-r hn, o^aT: 10 is Inches wide. Call rvcmiiKi, be- Unit, fo,:, of Hi,..-id strict, ii.il llank. •anille Btieks, cumlass, pattern Kins*, . blnck Chesterfield winter coat, aizet er, furnace blower, chest of drawers, Red Bank. Phona ••2741-'. . SWAWINC; IS MTTToBBvrMnny Itcni'l i ; tween 5:30 nnd It o'clock, Ketl Hank C- man's bicycle, olil f.irm liell, lamps, new 3'jiiiiu. I'.-.'lliMi. • , •i IlAYKin oijTnf(r~carrliii:f!OLO cnrriiiKe,, Kk-rcyrcy, inin hina. olhrr thincs too numerous In II: wolf fur jacket, medium; dresses in too numeroua to mrntion. Have nit I'jicllent condition. Price $25 : med-mention. ••Stim.sbi-i-ry's, Middletown Five size l-l. All excellent condition, reas- 22^1 9.J. stovo nnd smoke pipe. "116 Shrewsbury nythlnff nnd everything, and interest V'IKEi'LACB CUATE, oiiii'iireiilac'e tools, BNEKAl. contractor, tun eull, flll d, RUOS ANll 0IM1OLSTEI1V cleHlinl *We white painted crib, with mat- Corners. IS..,,:,. .15. __. onable olTer accepted, lovinn: South. ciatlera, Ki-avel. manui«l alsu wuud n snme. Have l.athrnoiu tr;n heat S. Price J5. Pllonu Mlddlelown .1- ['hone Hcd Hank li-217.1. necorillon, Amerlcun llatr. Howe scale-., JC aalc. Lionel Simon. Phon* Ked Bank outh brill, h^.hinc-tle, b'rd r.-ij^e a in your home, or it, tlir plant. l« :.ACK "ANll" i'KCKKIl tu.rlnidc ',- idute Klass mitror. i-efl cloclric Inilhs • 0r,61 nr Itiil Bank «.ni)36. stnnti, old radio?, «ond for parts, N[7l, inch rleiMrii: drill, Jaenlis Chuck: use Acme Uliriolalory nad Carptt Cltnti- SET Of CRATES. imsJVnd shnkor bars" USED FURNITURE now in our Chestnut wash siatul and tuhln. Ahnvi BUSINESS NOTICES p. beneh urindi.r, :ir, mm motion p r at home, farm nnd shop. More for items reasonably priced. 02 Spring ture projector, :i".iimi nlniF. i-omplcte ini; Co. I'hone Ited Hank r,-4^:,. ,. f^r Ainiric.-m Hadintor furnace, hotlso your tool dollar: SIS,!!.",. Leon Levin- •how-roams] Sewinit machine alroft. lied Hank. Phone (.0145.11.' WALLPAPEB HANGING, painttr hour Smm r.hovv, r.tcrc.-MitU-ou piuiecli sir.,-, S."i.' Siltn. sluet metal, both sides sou, hurdwure, 2 West Front street. Ileil • 22.10, livc-plccc breakfast Ect *10, PHEASANTS--Choice "TllVT" HinKlicct rUHI.IC ACCOUNTANT — Chsirlen h. and decorntor. Specialising in re- potliRht, c-volt I'. A. system, rnanil "...oil trim. .Till", 510. Phone Hik'll- Hiaik.jilioni. r..:i!is_!i.« Anilcrlon. 64 McLaren nlrect, phone n. violin, nulo nulio. auto .-iL-cessor- [amis 3^l'ju'.i.» r foldlnB. scrcr-n ll.r.O, kidney shape Pheasants for hiinliiiK. breeilcra. food Unl Hunk S-.19 33. Will keep all liooks, modeling of bathrooms, kitchens yo uld tissi ,11 '.in.ns now f,.i- ihp hii;ll- TWO BLi5iH liic; "h",.al"ers, romT "with Full plunniKp. .1. 11. lllnemnn, Wooil- etc.. etc. Wnr.t Konl "A" roads! t?l j.r.fi J . IIII . MounM l Co.C . Tl'VCK '"trt/N,""IIT^ilU~KZT~flTTiieTi"; iluul.l,. drcssiriB table ?l,7f>, two larsc leiUors, resistcrs: make yciirly rcporti, and Installing of new ctllingt. C. waler, regular radiator style?. CNili- Innil lirive. .Scnbcyvillc. Phone Katon- income tux returns, cnriitfrntion Btntc- hentinj; plant, hentin^- fitiin;:s and r While ni.,1 Maple aviuu, liuii liarnl, SOU. l'hoiii. Long Branch 6- .illlnes vn-y little eleclricily. Call Sat- pieces linoleum l.l.oO each, oval Jot. Smith. Phone, Red Bank I- eessoncs. exhaust f:uis, drill press, met »nnk._ a.ill-W. moms. No account too larKe or too rday or Sunday only, lied Hank G- mnrble top stsuul $12,&0, onk - lnlhe, portMile buiJdini;, l:ir:--i. fine i-'OLDISii HA11V" i^r-.autrVialliiliel'ti". HUSH SETTERS; i^TfioTf~JE\VW7|tri»"r"l^r."T orFCTciil smnll.* enhinets. Send your list. Adviso RS; ockers, toy fo»e>, r dresjer S6,jO, mnttrcss S6.0O cncli, condition, $:,lt, phone Ketl Hank (J- A.VaiN HAl.VOllSKN, palntini contrao- IIBII/ fr:ilis nnd s'i riliv., r. Call At- hd U 'nvir""iro"Y s~N",\ v Y~op;."Krt5. ~Biie~s~i 6 •I349.W. UK INSUHANCfc ut .11 kind. .M K. V wants. P. O. Box S3 5, Asbury r:irk )lilll[r- Ili'.-lilanilt l-ll-.7.-,-\V. hounds, Unlmatian, other brectls. DoKB and \'l. itood eoiiditioa. ?lo t-ach. beils 52..10, sprink-s 11.50 each; al- tor. Interior, exterior. pnperhniiBlnK. K. H. Stout, I«U building. 77-76 KKYKT'ONK MOVIE l.ro.'i r'.orr"A-l VorT- nt stud, champion slock, ltavine Kcn- Phone lied Haul; Ii-3>i72, minniiiKs. so Italian pottery vase tS, solid WHITE KNA.M'EI, id'tThel sink, drain K.ist WnslilnKton nvenue, Atlantic Irua.l «tr«et (i-W. or at Kmilall los-ilini-e. leaf plates anil fryinK pant. AH in ilhnut lop. SH. modern, fall nt 132 Ci;SSri)(H_S AND septic tnnkl. cleaned, Onk Hill road. HtaddenU Corner! ir In the rentin,: of a -1, .T or Kl TCIIriN HAN(;E, with oil burner. In play pen, IIBlu maple: also wnlker. Idilletnwn. Phona Bed Bank 0-16SS. , n furnished hous^ nr npnrtnir ]ni»; "Wvili in ked Unnk, or immet.iato vicinity wi liUAKANThl-.U U-st-d |,in viTilneii. 1'ut prices nlven to clubs nnd card pnr- wonil. S.'l ench: old nali miintel, worth nue. KeiinslnirK.* 11402-W. ,Mr»; Jantzcn, Old Farm Vil- IMionn Konnsimry 6-0437. car aalta fin»nce(] for any amount, 16 yenr or loniccr lease for family oT thrt sumc life 'n that recreution ruo'ii 01 tli-i. Cnll and we will be Kind lo SOLID MAHTUGANY music cabinet, tl.ll CUSTOM plowing, Ut.ciiiK, MUWIJIH, am* ontha to pay. 8«acoatt Finane* Com- who must vacate liy Ileeemlior 1, lit many titne-s the price of S10; iniii- old y< references. Write, "H," fi'i'i Oconn nv cellar bur r'joni. Ailiu uni-d juke liOM-s, fihow you our fiiimples. rhone.Kcy- eaiidelahra. S7 for both. I'lionc Hcd muhowntiy couch, J20J onk china UACCOON COi^GAII~lTiiil"7iTil~sptV NiSr venting. ':«• pulling, srounil rlcur- i." 5° S"""* *fU B"l Bank. closet, Sl.l; onk dresser, $20; nnk chif- 5;1 1 ins, etc*.i tractor work of any alml by *-nn» Bed Dank ' UH BHht cr pll0 e aca ?lfiO arnl up. in Hiiarantud eui.dillon. I'ori 7-0339.• jluill; li-|!7j;0-J. a"!n'1 ."""'' ' I !""") Unl Haiilt 0- " Call or wrl'.f.-. Majf-.tie Ariiustnii-lits, I.',. fonier, fill; oak roll.lop desk, 115; mis- o, hour or contract- Flrit elft<« iKNtHAL CONU KAIJTOH and ,.,,mi,' i-'tllt CllAT.""Loi>"|iiii'iir~aiip" I 4-1"«': ~"i" Uimen'.. Ralph Mahir. Huloiiiel. N 11 Wist It, i-Vfii pliii'i... llf.il Bank r-'iJJiL liatitli. KuitabI,. for younn irl. Call sion linukcnst, sccllmuil four.Her, $20; •••UKNSciniUiWKilS, al'ii"7i~unoi' eleaned; cai-.ln« and gradinv, top K1VB "OH SlX-liUuSl hou.c, in Ken KliVL'I.Kir ChllAII siilln;:. nelerl" lira,It. LAUNilllY TfJHH. Cunipli.te with iiT- K mission tnble, f:l; inlsKion rocker, $6: oil linrner molm-s, pu,,,,, motors, tic. I.HT U5 nh.inB Mnlnnlfl t'MI •oil. manure, fll' dirt, clndere, graval and burir. Suitable for ull-yi'iu-'rou lied Hnnk C-iri'Jll-M.» land E»tlmat.e .l.tn. P|,,, , Bank slik-nro. Write to Johnny Kake. 10-inch and llMnrli, 1U ccnlt pir tiiiKa. Never iisi-il. Phone Ited Hank ST?:"WAliT-WAI!Ni;il""l'i-ii:iilai"re~Mo"lnr mission hall clack. 110. Phone Bell DotlKlns l-.lictric Co.. ;i.-, Kast Fr,,,,t NOTIC'I.-,! Olil fur eonts m.-illo like new. n Rad Hank f,-l 11 [.,!.• slreoet. I'll,,,,,, lid ||,ir|; i;.fi|ns rcnioilolril, rcllncd, reconditioned, C 1 •x n yen lie. " boiird foot. 1.1'dO feel or more. I), L. ll.lil|ii.s.» ' ri perfect riiiiniiitr order. I'T-ce.-Aiiic unit • wifr Haeeni. ."V N. "f'" J ", •' Second strut Ht-llt-zJa, luiiiljir and supplies, CHrr avi-- \\ K.STiNi;ll()U.Sfi rerriKc"riiiiirs7'S"23ir.»0; ds iniiior ripaiis. Plume lu-d Ilnnk FIVK" PAIRS" lielg drape: ftt inches THOU ~-\VA;SH rNir^TficiTmc—wiiinr- - /irm lenRonnblc; nlso fur huts nml SliTTm' r,m,7,. nr ,ipiu iiue. nt railr.jiitl, Ki-fiii^liurB. Phone 6. liiniitlful uractli-al comforters. JIO.S.', loin-, pinth plcntcil tops, rcnily tu _.. and eleelric mulls. All work guni'ntlUcd. Iniiuire menl, by losponsil 017.5. each; vacuum elefmcrij, eleL'tric hot . hnnu: small anliune Oriental rim, very Phon IIiiMlanIoMiank r-l7MI.ll.r.l7Ml.|l.> Amy c. Owen. Union avenue, nelfonl. IRON RAILING! for porcbet, itilr- •nrly, Family of four. Plcn.-e rail Krill. Iifil Hnnk H-.'l ll fi 7S, In trial steel window frnmeB. »ee Cen- COUrLK IJK.S1UKS I~i7 Knii-l.-Kn.-irk alitlvta, medicine cloud, l-oal raace prar!leally ,,rw. rensnn- dorf Company. 20 ytart at I Weat VlLchtn t-iblei, kitchen utility L'IOSC'.S, rhiilii.- Mlilillrtown .•••II20II. Rtd Until, 11.114nil.ll. Bond shape. 10119 Dnilk-c truck nib liii'y Wclillim. Hlglnvny an, Mldill«toivn. low or ainirlnieul, i i; thf vii-inilv WEAIt-F.VEIt und Itojiil Chif aluminum Meaeh • Mnrniii/sidc nvi-iiu.-, Union street, Rtd Bank. Phone f.2189. lluo.' fiicjtlc-l. tljiift on i-liebt, I'lic^t ol i mill rhnssis. loUK whnel-bllM, $9U0. WrrsTi-XIAMZK In planting nfl klnd« •- Packurd rnnm fitoVf. mik f KI,.III,IOII tnlile, I-IIIH- SMUI evt-ninir Knu'ns, ranno in nUe. \'l In I 42H-M. ' . Pliono HIBh- C11 ft S*S A N TIIF. MIIM S STiTl ~~in iTi7,\ rii'iion". Is; bluer print pure silk tv-o-pleee dress, i.i birds. PI,,,,,,. Iliirlihnul, :i-l |.-.|.\v. mils ,1.1267-M. IIEIJ HANK" ,ir lirtri^ion built marine eriKints, onnlil,.^ I'hoiii l.onti Hraiii-I) n.li.|.|ll. reasonaltly pried. Mazda's Crcrll- rl ,-holi|7 In TiTAIi.Kil CAIiT," lirnnd ""ae"»-, Varrim .-iir- .in. larse; dresses fur chllliliy girl, Mi I-KBT (IF Ni:\V i;.:i,',l,'-:,,l,88ii,|v,,,,i,;,.,', | PI.OOK-WAXING. Call Ktd Bina •AlNTlNO tNSH)E"nn.l out, We ap'e". house, npiirtmt'nt. eiKhlh and cixts. Nuw available it hwir, Illichv^iiy II.''. Ealoiilowii. Im nuenu.e in in.fooinfl l I,,,,...!,,I! . CCan be elnllii, ln> door scrnplnii. Keatonnlilc 7, Hid !!..(-! . T, s. in. All KOIIII condlllnn and ri-ns- 'd ,„• l.niii,,,.,,,.,. „.,„,. „, , 2478. Buinrlor Floor Wincing Co. T. U. Olio, Inc., Packard, lied llank. on,: ton. Will si-It at In-low i-oiit, to AliUATtlUM TXtl'K, ' l.art.,.'"pfal,. "KIIISS iinnble. _ Phnnr Red Hank Ct llfl'J..M.« |11C U'B. batlmntes cheerfully Klven. I'liono imtkc ruoni. Aliddk'town liffriKomtinu, IIIIKII. Iron (l-h tnuk with stlm.l, Silt Prlvaw horaea out •••clalti. :t.l Bnnk e-nao-W, between 6 nnd III Hurdlns rond, phono [ted Hank pj. Hluhn-ny a.'.. I'honp MlNTINI!E|i~Wiiripani-r«. wa-Vniil?, IP _n 11. in. Phone Ilcl llael: 11. •tp. Flrnt pinna •,|Hl|iin«nt, wnulnt, not J f'hone aiiliu l7Rl''t I ll N IK 11 RII ulii i <. i~ BiirifaHl. lur evety roooi In your Inline, town Hefi'lKi ration, Hiirliwny II.",. Phone iiiuTimFi7iTrrjTeiicnr lurntlon ftirmera. Knllih M«h»r. Hnlm- 1 ll,il Hi lo rol'.s biilcvvull, ctiKtp'.ete for $'i.',i!i, dltlnn. twn citiriiivn, frelnlit ami II i>K((N ""(lAKSiili" eonatruetlnn. iS Write "A-VIIIIIIIIIU," 11 .Ml, I! J _ 1 wllthM lllr v id. N. .1 _Phiilie ".a»L, . port rooBng nml ,ldlnit. Construotlnn li.* luith n,, anil u-mnlily lluiiu-il. Klniiii'i- "o !•'.,',„ • ,',lii , -"",' I "'-'s'.','-' l'" ""'","liB- t eii'w'nM Mlt' h ' I ""»' LLionel set ',.,, "^.^ <" ''»><<»>: nipe, »l»t. w 6lIN~l)uNAfb. Mns-iti ufiii lilnitleriliK niill t)'Pcnt i porchh IInclnsurPl B nndd lml. J'aldL ^lure, ^G Mulimoulh lUccl, Hcd iS- -llTniiivVii sale. Evii-ytiiiiii": In join liil.lt. in tub: ,-.s.!i... Leon I ninilo, *1""! iip:irlnii.at .vnslilnit niachliu •.... V, .' "'""• i-oiidillon eKiil- 1 l r I'linlrni'tor, Ituiidilcn't *';"••""• "JlJ' "-" -ilium; coiivenli'iit terniH. .1. nnd I,, srinH Hank. J'houe (.38311, (lin.illciilly reduced. Studio Anli«|Uc Lrvins.1111, ha.ilwale. 2 West I'rgnl ' $ IS: sninll eltetili' slovc. l«" irlVl'X' i ' I •' ' ' , '"'' "•"""' '•'"• '"' >"'""t 1 Sho|i, 11 Main itrcet, Eatontown. I Kl lkl1 ll 1 own. I . O. llui 0-1». Hod Hunk. 1'hont i,oiislriiellou Co., HlKhtvoy 33, Kcyvorl, nniHt Imvc nil linpniv, • trcct, Hcd U.ml,, pliuue O-aUb".' »d,60. i'huni ited lloillt |.Jli». ilj's • ' ''"" "'' ' "• Hod llank D-1S21-1I. .. iiiriintrc In nut in mvi r rrnn, "Farm/1 )3ox ill, lied Uuuk. I DI.u _<\ i .

WAKTED TO RENT AUTOMOBILES SITUATIONS WANTED APTS. and ROOMS TO RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' KEAL ESTATE FOR SALt REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE M-ltlJUM •I'f'lrooni ! iy:c UU1CK fWECJAL, B:X wheels, radiii, LIliHT TKUCKl.Nt; jobs (up :o ;»u WAKM liO.IMS fnr couples, housekeip- Pr,,.,,.. SI\.I:UUM urn .-!•:. >:'•'• II WK'. >••• I-.;: •-!•».-.-; !l mills 3- ; ..enter nsicj tic Iroster. Kirst-fjass cut:* n.lil wa-.i, ,:a, 1 : ^;'frL __.___,__._ j iLt.iin, i:rt-5 like new. I'hotiu lit-'" H"wik Pii'o'i.'ii I'm ,-in iktimnte. C.'U. l-'arr. 'll.'i'i E••-:---i-'»; al.vi xaiiiiti- for rent. liil' Mor- t>_-1 .•|fi7-Ii___jirt'T J> p._ m.* __ Hank (I-:)::«::-W. l'm.1 Piiie... liod Hank. Phor.p C-HT.-.-J. limn.'-.i ,-• . . "ip • In:ir-|-ti.»m "Uinrfili.Mt, f:.Vli,.'._.d" /.!• Ph..,.- li,..,- : :-• , 1> . \. II .; ;• • .• _. :..\ t; n.ijjn ii. ISrniiiiu:.". i. r-.iji ...•(•, C:i rnupr, miiio iitid hc.'itcr, com! rur- fiil (.rubleliia. Kulirrla* Kniiiiu> inc M'illiKI. IHIMK. ,[..• : .. . • .1 _,,. -"i •• "-I'lti>'>, , 1Milti1 in. ..ri 19C4 ll*'.' lilloii. IrUc Jli-IU. Phono KfU l*«».k in-., TT IJronU atrtil. Ur-i fJiii REAL ESTATE WANTED sup. ":..:' ,'.•: ' . . ' •, ,- O 1. s.nii . , l 4 1 lln:; •. \i;KM V •. f ' I ;| nl< ln( I - ni., or III:-;. liV" I .: -. ; .1 II...-I, ii-i:,,i>-w ,,ri, lino UUICK SUPEIt deluxe "coiivli-iibk i'lA'V .i'uililK 1.,..!.'. I "l .i •"•-.•.: 'i:-il. •>• -.'. LIST VOUU PKOI'liHTY fur sale or eo'ipe. fully 1.]ulpi" d. 11cm driven 7,- r:,:i 1:, d Maul: .;-"'."::.• rent. P. I-. Kennedy, 21 Peter* plarc. _«.«. -I.Ki miles: b.atk paint, tup black, radio, iTKI.l MtLIC ~.MAKlvli-.l 1 man. -.-..,, :, - ->ll"!"'_K/_L_B'l'lk 6-''.:V-A.-*- _ . _ npi-11 linp!-.. .. H ,.. tSUAIS heater, defrosters, fog lights. Must fee ilr.-i.. :•< riirna-.ir. ur a:] i,riui:.i| nn:. -'-T'N.STANi-'K SMITH A^-i-r.i-y. 11 Maple : H.liid.:-.-. tn appreciate, *2,77i» nr beFl utfi 1'. Ael 1,11 ^-ni' 1-'.;.'• I-M-. I. r r-v \\ t. ' av i-iiue. i-'a i r Haven. Phone Ited Hunl- HI.'N M:I-:NI V M..,I, • irk HALKIIUAIS—Double mil. all vv.ou i '"' - >'««<><• '-""« H. ,un-h C-nsil.J. vvilli'ii- in vv,il. p-.r:-'im.- ,,s ilni'ii.-•', 6-23OS. Caih buyers for all types ol SAl'Ifll-l.'K I- I .;., I",,I I „ r 1 ill',, i-iii-k. 46 South Hay avenue ">12 MJIL'K SI'KCIAL four-door be.!:.I.. l.ivii": .|iii-.i'-.i 11.-e. -..!>-. Mi-.! "" '"""• In. M • ., • ,. 11 .) •:. I M • ..• , •'•'•-•' ' fully muipind, tiMicllciit civi'.il.lion. "IUn ti.l:. r." II..x .-.II. II. d P..i.i. • l.AWI.KY ACKNCY has buyers awnit- -in.1.1, I. -I 1, i •• rcas- •.Milk: :,l-u |.,.li,-.i.:'. Vv--:-.. "lVu,l,",t.r Hiirlilnnds 1-KiTH-M. 3 Navesiak '•" • V •', ll'l'.' AJ-'IU ., "r.ui" Ha'".',' tu'l, p. 111., at Chiu-lie'b Tire Sture mid - unable. Highlands -Shipyard, 1 liny P.nx 117. K. I". II. I. IS. .1 lla'ik.' III.-; 1. . i--,.... i:. ,1 it, , .;. 11 ,,, Si-ivlei- Stn-.iun. While Uriel. Kid •|»«, Highlands, Phone Hilthlnnds 3- LITKKAKY SKKY1CKS. mat.usi-i ipth. " I! \V \ \:. Illli:-. \|.|-.M V M...I -.:• Hiiiik.' •: 1',. _ radio -rript-. i-lajM ei i-.i-.. .1, r.-wril- WE HAVE A LAKliC Hit of »_l:.v_ t'»-.___l IM • . I' VVjilj"" UV.'KMT sui.Tr "ilTlux"- Tllaeli •\TUTATN THIS WKEK"—Tif~i~"u" TiTT ter.. i.ll:.,l. in..ik,.:...!. Ui..,I S|,...ius I proMiect. for I'tirm.. Humes, 13,. HAY V\N Ilnl; . el'jb coupe, just delivered; nii!eat:ti lliil.M|i|;i. »../ hoard motpriwat, $U2.1, storage paid and lu.llj. J-. frum denier to door: radio, heater, ik-- •» ' until sluing, Located at Harry's V :. H.. Mii'l.i i. ..,1 I., fii)>lfr... seat covers anil underenn: : );tt Hnu.T. Owhrr must sell now. niii^'. I'hon le.-s nt sell. Lopalui AK<"*1. li.,1 Ha:." h -r.'.Uliu ur best olfer. K. MneKenii, U'ii- Alliintje Ili';lil:,::d< 1- >-M. |v,,| Mnin itrecl, l-Veclin]J. Eatotilown I1-0G67-W, ur lied son avenue, near Home U6, Port Mon- :nk iTTiiri'l 1 Klt'S HKLPV.lt. 1, 11 year, idp- , l miiulh. niiirirnri-. .lulin Hi-iiiinii. Phone \ Wil.I.'llUV'CHICKEN farm. Must have ui, i'. 1 1. • -I" .'•,. I.'.••.•.• li!..,.l,i..."•'• .:••:•.•••, '•' , ..,._• ilKIS IIUll'K SBIMN liniouaiiu, in v.ny ".in I,..I,..Min __ •II:I:I.| ,..--. • :-. ii-. o main. \ Ol'l'lCIOIt ANII WIFK desire furnished j i;:in' |,..i.. . • !•:>."• I'l! mil!!.,: , mi, III -, I, ' I . .•;.-.,-,.. -I- ' H • ' • -- " •-. :- K HO AT KICiilNI. e~x'l>erll'y ilo'tie'l" r'eiiif- iTiTui i!Dici;.""sJ~", r"i9;i(i"~oiil.-'nuiiiii" ti iiati.'.. v.;.:,i • |n.>:: in. u,i e.-tati-. Have : ir inifurnislied hoii.-ie, yearly rrnla!, fiii!1 n,^ II :-.... ill 1 "..I..I1.J. !. l.i.plar, . nil |i,':,t. p.mili-d ;..•.' it... . I ..:.:,..I p. .. an.-ibly. Wire imil rune mlii-i •". Hid" J:l.-,U: IU3J I-'ni-d. A-l ronditinn. I37.1 ; I •I"", piireli: Una.. MB, I ,,| mi 111 - j -\ I-. M :,.:', l-."..r. It.'i IIWH lin-iif Wr.'i '•.-.ml •• llnx r.ll, • v.,iniiy uf Kurt Miiinniiulh. Write, ni...j I'M I. !!. S!l:YI. Kir. H«.i-,ir. Fnrm. Mai-lin Sin-ires. Win- mid nun 1ml. Hill Hollywood Li-ahum, speelal liuil:.| Itnl ll.illl..' j'Oniijr." lln.s .'. I I. Iii -d _ lllin J_. ll; «• .1 f»r:n -Va'ii •=• v.« II _h- irtls, r.s Kni; limit street, Hed Haul.. super chiiliied. SI.250. Sehindlel-'s liulf | ,'"''. •''!' ''; i ll.'iv.ii. I".'.:., it..I It:.nk n-iniii'.- "" itt'MsuN M..,I..,,...I SWriiJi^M WdMAN. . Mn ..I.IMI. ' wiih \ \~VjV~VAlAN HKIMJ untied Tiiti. 'itc',,1, 'inn.- 6-HII2I. Station, Memorial Parkway, Atlantic I in,,,' .,",,,' \",, 1 KAY VAN' IIIIHN .Mi KM V ITn ".Imu, • . ni.'.i: •. 1 .: I . _. -. - .- ^ ly .11. II liriiiie.. I'noi.« Molindnl - ..FOOT MAT Ills dcrk "house cruiser. |i,il'-!iil. III.,1-. linti.ivork ntifl rook- ! N'I-IIU home for wifr nnil ehild. Will ar iraii-pi'f!::'. '•'•• Wr:. . "Swede," \ pay arniinil 57.mm fir nViivnt, l i ||,.,, p.,,,'..,. |;,,| ' in >•"!'• " vv li.iin.'! He-'ii.'led l.r-iii... •> n.'X ""in L.'.li .1 -'I1 'J- 1 , s.l.jW) cash. l'i.nne Itci! Hunk 6-2ti:,7. fT'Ti FOlTl"7jJ(jU"ir"7edi'ii" _T2~'iT~l7ood ! : 11 i' ,, II. i Hn% r.ll. Ki.l llai.k.- 11,'iuhliorhood, or »-l.i rent. Write, j ! " •'• '' i' -" 1 , In.im,- liv II, ml,. .: ILill-iu 1, t motor, fair tirch; nicils windows, .1 II,. •1.' TV.irvOliM; M1IN 1I1 11. in iiu liuusi"-' "llniis.-." Ilu.v .111. Ited Hank.' | IA|J. ||.u;-.\ Ut "I ..: ", • •. • . :>;..-•, ..! r •).u tn •\v dun:*, Inel.. and small repair,;. <-.'an lie ' ilnl, , Vai. Hi,in A.:, :,,•>. I'r.ir Have WANTED il.'iiiilar l-.v 'lie da-. Wi'llm: !u take seen at ."it VYesl Jiei'Heil I'lnee. nfti r v""i-. i I!, il Hunk li. II"' • 1 are nf |i:,:-.-., .:!..! .'-.a .1.. any work i . .- If 1 - ,'., I' V.i •I •iVVlNO MACIIiNt;, ilretm-. portable. J. • II.-" iiin-ll.d the 'p.a-.-. K-.pi :•!. nerd I'nok. 1 :n,v make. Write. "Sevvin;; Mai-hine," HA"K".T7\TNK "AT" II'UHUS' ~~ATIY>. ~'S:IU"S" I HELP WANTED 1. I' '' 1 ' 1- 1. J\ 1 ll'l. ' •• ..-1- •!. ., . . - •• "11 itiiik :{^t Slir. visb'ii-y nventie; plume lu d I K. .1 1 Ha nli (i-l.'12'.l: I !> 11 UOIIBP enaeli. SS7:. ; ; ''"--"""'' ' I.KT US HELP you with your employ- 1 !'V' "\[ have you any poultry to ot |.j.|n Hiiilsua roni'li. -pIT:,: IWi UeSuln . I'-." - ttienl piubleinH. Kuberts' l'jmploy inent "" ' d, if ynu iiiivi'. let Uj do it fo' U.MAS \WMli-.KsS '..tu . ,li.1,. ,-1-..U-.!-.-,! " Anen.-y. T, Droail street, Hed Hank. "" '' ' ""• Pi " •?•""•"•', '..,'1. \V,.ir|.Nem. 'til 'AUI-IU'-V-'. I j" Hro'.i'.l .,,,'i,', 1: ! 1 Inline. ..ill lied Hunk I!.2-11.'.. |'|,, ..isns. ' " " •: •b 1.mi.I'd. II. ,,:v ;-,,•...I. Ph, II, d Hank r.-22 la • ,,,,,. : Ml. Beyer Poultry Farm. Ninth street. .•JIT.,:' ll'i.'lT Ilmlui- sedan. SIlT.'i: ltllllij I.'. .1 I: i i. . • I M r'c.-t Keiinshura, N I. phone Kean- Chevrnlit cuarh, J2 •'.'); I nil.. l.Tirysier ' PAKT-TiSlH Wllllli. iiiiii-nin>!« prefer- - - | .S-liw, ,, it. ,:• 1 llM s '.'',., -^ " "'•, MAT.WVAN :-'. v. it in,.1.1, and li.vl,, li.-a- .'.'l-.v. HI V.AI.'lW. »'" !±-"±- — _ sedan. S2"l'; lull Inteniutiiiil.il trn-/- ably. I'l""' Allan1.:.' 11 in Ii I.'i ml s I- . EXPEItlESCEH operators on rhil- | ly.."-'> 11 tor, model K-S, *1,1S2; 1'JSll I'l'id 11 hii'i-. , e.is.ly 1 iir.'liarils: iu.tiiuii... and uir' liil:ld"iil:H. r.ii'.l t l.NTriNTS UF"ATTICS, aulii|Ue Ktass, loll ruck, i-ab-nver-i lurine. S.-..-.I ; 111 III .•Aiti-:T-AM-:ii..;.M i,i:Ni:i:. ,,i ,"„>.. I ''""'" llr""'"1- M."r *'"m' M""" | "'^" '- "Jinui lamps, furniture, hullon*. je'.vcl- t s ChnvrlChnvrnlel panep l »j-K,nj . "J: Uieiur uiiln. p..I'!.., 11.. l-iuiidi-y. 1 tiriu-tuiim: Co., OS l.emi.-inl street, ' " i . |.i«nl«. until coins. clucks, Looks 11I (I M C puiul. I-ton. 3 II'M). many d. ,: ^ iinniouth county, anything old: best > l 1I m MIIMII li.miiy. Hi -!II. -,,.-,-.. Write. "I..'- lied Hank. Sell nthrr«_ tu / ln>' ";. j"|" ., „ SIIHKWSISIMIY IllVillt C i ';c. s paiil. I'enrl (Jilmnn, 32 Sprint; Dfci" SlVro AIHi'I.OW Tniir-dViin1 «• -ihir's M.." I:...-. .',11. H..I Hank.. _ _ j -i'.i. Hcd_ Hunk. fi.liHf.-M. ______S:\.I.II.III hulls, . hut ua ll'.'il. 11.1 It. I.:."' ' I'!,',.''. II. .l"l:',.l'.' 1: '.'• ' With ovrrdi iv< : mrrlinnlvnlly r*•rfrrl. TYI'I'.'i; ( Mini;|.r.il,Inn .I'liiei . "1-111Wi1 -ireVlli als- ,, icTiLIAHl.l-fa I ; "MANMiinniiint- Wiirri'-iirh t-oiinty, lii~.nl. Wntil nil- 1 I; IRfV SCRAP IRON, per, rntr.-i, aviliK vi. 1;| VI-H.-'ll'K II KII,II I'.-: |-. I.,',:'I ,' ,,„.,! '. -•!.-. .1. Vn-y (•!••:»». A It C Scrvi,-, . yO Ue.Mt- ,»,., y 1.1,.,-, f.ir j-i.ii. AvailaliV lilil-rill i,ppi.it unit y, SI.', tn J_ll in „ day.! .''11 ',„: r. lend, nlil ha |, - -v • h,,:n,. . ,, ', --..I .. . ,,l truel.K, 11I1I inai-liitiery, and farm j pur*- .-. W. -i LuiiK IIr;iii«ii, |>ltiim niiy ilay M.d ..V.IUIV. Plume A'.liui- • No i Miirienee nr eapilal nuiiirril. I'cr- i "'•:. "I,"' Id hi I. v 1 v -I, 1 ,. . W.. I,.-..'. ' I'linnii'i.l. Tup i.rins. Call "r write. I l.ni,-.: llraiu-h ii-iiuii ;'.. Hi;,! :;,,-. I-mivs-M. jtllaliiMl. WliU' luilay. MeNi'Sh Com. j I'l'i''-, -.i.,' '-. F. May. Kiibl Ki-ansbiliK. l'limn | 1:11,1 "pA. K AKH. 16 !-di. i 'in \» vU MMh KI I'1 ^ln _ _ cuiuiilion. l-iul l |,..'h'i I,.,ii-i . i.-l;;' >1. ip In. Pli.ini Hid '•>""•' -• M'l. . . . . r!. , i | Kiiht ilium", !«.v.. 111.,.l.rii ball,., ,„,,. I- .I1....111. I.-.-I, V.--- ,• 1, , ,1 ., ' I:-, 1.' > I 11,11. , IANOS—7ir.riuis" and UprTiirTtiil Phntio ll.ii.l r,-l-l:'.W.« , YtltlMi MAN Kviri'tiuy »» ffcr. Cull Allantip Highlands 1- ItliMr'.n.N I . ' tl linn: , ill spi-ndld .un- t-v.,,:,, i;.!:,.-. |i. n, ,. -,, It. I II , 1 I'trlh Ambny -1-1.1^2, iiiiylinic. Tied ""i:.-i"nk I'.- I I" Ki'imrnl luanaiier uf 111 vv liiisimss y __ HAI'.Y SITTKl:. "i'l, II,,, ...... , ^ M v. ii j .1,1 in,,. I,.., ^ r tnal. n;l; I ll, ee-rai •';'' :"„; '• I,:". I, '-. I.,- il.l,:,', .1. I'nnii. i.\y. 1 : ni,'iuu!actill-ii.K technical e.|.npmi ,:t in : ItlVATK Cdl.Ll'XTOlt wishes" lu buy I'.U;;T;', M.'T .. C I. Trurk. "w. in-h ami ...nn. in- j Kar.'iK.. ; fl-i.< Charles I'i. Mvv een.y • I'h C M.'l'.i.- A.-.n.v. I:,,,;...: I-'-.. ;. ! lied llnnk. Employee to take dirlatinn : . ,1,1 furniture, mnntels, paneliaK. n. accessories included, 10,'iuu miles, fall WIL'!'"lir~l:KN"l"dT"L MIND CIIII.DHKN liv day io r !, "... , . , i :.l!'i, Ak-i'luy. I'll, Kiimsi.ii l.llirj. : K.-il ll-ii,I. ill IT... .., 1: ,,,..,,,. 1., 111 1 1 ei! as ipicture., , ehina nnd mass. Ar Kiiinsoii 1 -(Mifi^w-^NI. weci; fur unrkiiiB ninllier. I'linne II. ,1 , ^.'•'• ',.»!'^ . "« hu>>"tt watwat..r r h'..I,' ' •. . -...,• ,•!_,, ,,!!, | j|,, ' |.. | in.- .x.l-tl C'llifiiriu , My I,, i '•'JhONlNI.MA I. . I-'l-'AI.'MIKll'.-'A I! M Ml II' .-'!•K: ll'.'.r I : I'l'.lYinuivi;: 'I'lTHI!III:.;l Itt "!n 11H1 (i-.n-.kk WHO.WIKHI*1,... witith MnmiK. familyy N Mu n clrs associated TUlTH~H"m(:"ir"SKI>AN. Runs K I. l'lio.u- Hai.k jl.'i-:iV-.l. t'U" t 1 1 tii'illnrly de:.ind. William MMnckiyk , , stiuusibiruiis. Please state ai,'e nnd , \. Vv," ",,,,''" ••..','• '" ', Z" M'I'"' ! l"ini::ilii«' •'''. r ». Iir. id.ie. . |., , . I >• ar« n.i.l •, :,.,... ,,„„„,, |, |,.,.!: , |(.„,,,,„. if ,,, , ,„ ,„„'<:..< f.,, Miili\li inwn r.-iM'.i'.-W. Hftb 1IOII-P '.VOM-VN \\ l.-'llT'..^ i-ui."kiiii--""V.,nl i: 11 I p.ri-li.-.'. liep'y tu Jinx -1117. l.neiist.* us 1'JII-A, Atlantic IliKhlnnils. I'hone frmn New Monnio ith p.->tf>flic*. .!, J. llunr vv.-il. : si,.,, .,:,'. lu.uil . ;.a^l.mj; C-'fS-JI-W, j Ac'llYK MAN with cai- tu iiiipiily l-'ulli r V: em-.. \fri! ••Cimi.ii.K," H'.s -II •?' Hr.l Ilanl. I'.'li:.. V • V,;. i',, " .'. 1,.',.:,' " "h '."'| '.. UPV : ' 'I • 'l...*. - I....I.H.H 'I..',,,. I.'.. S'..'..1 on KS'i'""i'nlCliS I'AIH I..V «Vrnp iron", 1 V Ml IT," tun virtililt; p ll-llll..- Ul.MSIIN UIL !,„,.:. \'. ,'•.. hi.ini' -.w ;.', .„ ,' \..,,.,v I'l,',,",! II,,,,,',,; I ''"'I ni.'iii.l i-.K- . :.n- ••... ' .- !". ••• ' TITh , ,.1| .t.-,,..t.-i.-!; . Il:,,,s.,,: in , •. liram. mnjir, Irad. hattrrii s. jin.k wiill Jins nulio . laldi-lud mil',, in luirthel'ii part uf .Mi Si,- 1 d h..nh LAI.Y WITH CAIt wuilid lil... jol ! in;,' I, euuiitv .'ri'ii'V ll,-,iri,,l lirin in 'in SI,, v'' I, ,• , ,* •' a i |\\ii. I" Ill I! Mi-l A v. I;.-;.!'..:I;!'I. I'M' itj, and farm maetiiiury. Aliu Simuu. l"..,l : ! -.. II .-I,: ,,, . liv.rin,- Inr !:,(, >lu.|. llnrlsi. ,lre ' ,„.;,„„ ,, ,„ j,:. „, - ;,,„..,,„.. ; ,; I.'. IMJIi'.l 1 Wnrlhlry flicrl, ltr.l Hank, l'luuie ir»* uis Mnniiiii. 7:1 Miiunt av.ai.e, ,;! | {(i v d>|v lint will. :• li. ,:. v. Ii. •, i.liriii. as rush. pri||i.s „„,, y,.:,,.|y ,.,,,,,r;,,.t. |.-|)r .\jJantii._iliithlaniK_l___iiie J .(|J-!_3-J._ _ Plw.i.e Slii Iliicllt 2-HI2I-U. HI'. VV I'll. .. |,.|!l|. ,| UY OUT 1'UK'younKacti.rs, inllessts. I'.I.(^""LA.SALI.K ennvi rtilile "e'ui.pe, ^uuil |.,p,,'ti,,n nf lerritiiry and I'riei- .••I2.M111 .1 .Ii 1.. 'I'll K liDH.-'K -id :he liander" will care j „',.;,,', ,','-,,.' 'p;,sl work"k . \Wv . i-'liatzer, :111s 1 ;;,,,,-_7.!.ViV.ti..i..-[..i J •" ilniiir* 11111I. ilam-ii's on Fri.lay, Ni.- rubber. 14011.I ruaditiun. Can be »,-,,, H. ..!l..r. P • I: ,11, MI. J 11. .1 I:. .1 Inr .-...:::• ell:I.I 1.11 liy til- hour. day. Atkilii. iivitiue, Neplune, ur telepl.one A. ,:,' „«„.,', :,1 IViilial " MIIIII r -1, from '1 i>. m. to fi p. in. fnr at Pni-kiird Motor Co., ll.-irdiiiu- rninl. Han!, il.l 1:11 Ull. uicty show and Christmas p!s\. at ll'.i |J.\::I.K IIIIII.I'I'.', I Sl ;r| i.itill. n. r..,i.- : ••••••n.ii.Hl:.l...l full ! UKf"l.STKIfKli NUHSK for Hi. M.rr.t I ' '' ,""'•'' ^-.HIMi. «M „.: III, i-l"..l !!....< -p. Il'-I Haill.' inriilii avrmic, Fnir llnvi 11. 1'iit.s to 11M2 Wliri'K stui-in Ininel deiivei y thri" Ml. l.i.th- Mi.h vi.nv., T,-a--p..rT,apr! ! .-.'Ini prvipi-.ivi-|f«l l .ifi . nrr- Ni)rsin>: j,1)mr, U(11M| " ' '• M-.\'. I I V K-liOIIM IIIIII>;.I|IIW. Mil Inv. C • ri..1111: ol-l'i,..l I...I 1.-,,. !.. . I. li-ur-L. like new. Kiitablc fin' linker;.. •I'i,',,".', ('-ill Mr., f. I', (ii.ndi'll, Itlllll- .'-IN. I' I..,.' (,",, Illil.- til I:-,! II,,I: I, ery Li.ri'i.-i-. liifuninm.ir: ;.l lll.l. "CARHlXliK". linriir".i milk, nr laundry unit.-. Kii r.iihiiit'.- ,.., ... M..H I..I1.IS,- :i||. ,| ,.,',.1111,1. Ill SIN IHJIlM:' r. iW cMi.-M only. Chiipin IIVI>UUP, l(rd Itiink. n. kilrhr .s'lii.i.'.. I'll.. I,. i-.'hl.,.i I. K • rooms maditiiili. ^L'ii_JiciMla____ .__ _M M. Tt'Xncii station, i-in-nrt- Seeuinl nnil lia: "i.l -IIII.I. 1...^ n ml llovi l::.li. L'l.mpli'... .,,,.1 ».-••:.. i-.tiiNsiini l.lli.-; lint l.iti-1,. n ,« 1.1- 1 11 n.-lir ,1 ,.„,.,,-.. „ f'le., -.',• ,1, II..' .' li.'.it. 01,1. J.E"N : .""I ,.:;.r: . • i,. •: 1:., I i. L t- hot nir ti,;, 1 i:AT.l nN'lT5i'.r.Miii'n-riitf u iii,'V",""~Ai:7Vi«> i.-,:| dition, tn fit size 1S-JU. Phone lied Lnui: Hl-;ilieh fi-ISI:l. -'.-II •• l,,,l.!- I..,-If... Will ,lf ill- 1.1 I',,'! siMk ___I_7_M.» Ill.lli PICKUP TRUCK. " Mr... jnu APTS. and ROOMS TO RENT '"I. .1..' II. M.-r. . I K. •! II:,- . "I I l-i- -M : •HI' l.iiv. r. l.oi-iil.'il KV.I-I II roiiil. 11-- ' r-h,.i.i,, I,V,-,H,,, i!..i n.,,.1,..I'll,.,,, '•-i\";, ^",",-\-.H ',-:'X^l',^'- """""" I01-. I'll, P...I H,ni. r,- OMIIINATIO'N COAL and Bin I-IIIIBJ". llakir. 2:1.1 Mecli.-iiiie slri.l, lie.I [ ..:p'-ll. Kv.-i.n. T. Hjorlh. l-ivn-.-t:. iAIlt HAN K.-. ;i '. n. r _-..•»..i. »:l ; i , !-,, *' ••in I 'ii I I llcninliiililc. I'hone Atlantic Hlch- lii.lik. l'luuie Red lli,ilk r.-2:t,l!i. RJIIII.IIOn.M !t|i'irtm«eriiniiii-tit iiii^ilii.n. Writr, - ami ; lil'Mi. M.llW Th.---- i,.,|,.iimi., -..'n l'honfi Entonlown 3-0281-J or write liCJIt "_'l!"KVrrOI.ET, $225. Phone Heil "I'.,in, Mir." ll.n :, I I. Iliil Hjjjik.. lil. I.,.-: II.. i.:'.-llii-r in- i..'l..'11-a I'lny l'cn." Ho.\ fill, lied Hunk. Int-ntiiin.* Wfll >i<".i\rrt. s«mi-l>rivatc MA"N'--TII' >viiri< iinir stiim'i.""Uglily ,"1(Aaf:. in vicinity of Beattic Park". HUB WILLYS Overland million wn^im, lmtli, pr.vili UTS rnii.-:il<'riil. l-'oi" appoint' liimitiiiii. MuM III- mihrr, IIBI- «ll-H."i I'I 51 • • I'honr. _«.3233. •Jit,1110 mites, fmir iirw ovrrsiv.c tir«_-^. nioiu. J'IMMI. Jt. .1 llm.lt t;-:il'.rj..l.* , yc.-n-s in i-r.-rr. .1; wnoil pny In riKflt in.-iii. o'TlBY USEiy'trumiietr lor yiTunif lioy. lirw Imltory. «on.l cnmlitioii: $l."U(i. ", li.tt ill nillNIHM KP ROOM IIIIIIM ! > i pi],^ ' lliiimi iiml lim,ril : ri'fi;rp|H'os li'iiuir. V l 1 1 1 " ' HKII HANK N.v. fii.|.-.r....iil I. 11 :••• low. ' ''''''' •'' " •'"' ' ' '' . l'luuie lied Hank ti.23.-i7-li_» Availiiblp «Im ut out week. Dishrciw 1,. SlHOwslniry. Call Ited liKIl HANK II:-.-.,- 1 i.pi.nin.i.- i Wi-ii... "Komi .Sliinil," Ilo.\ ull, Kcd liatli. Im! air In :,'. .-I. i-:r.i; v...1. r heal- : .•'sE'li 'EIJBCTRIC" rcfrlBcrntor"; renson- IV us. P ho UP l*o im ftriinrh 1,.2'i."".* IliMi'l: li'i' I-W. _ hoilii. ,l -...I.' :v •J3 SDU'lll .-I'liKKT. ci.inri.i-l.-ililu -luinc riTENO(ilfAI'Iil-:U. ifjilitriHii-iil. for p.-,"- " i In! r.l'xl VI. Inn,I ,..,,.. .|, |.u,,,,,|-.,... „,. ?:t.-,it. full Rni Bunk 0-IJ^-M, after rnll.-i- of illn..--. l'i-'n-i ?•::'. .1 -,!,"".•"•• m-.-k 'X culiic feet. Scott. -'3 Hector placp, miuirut viiHiliim, IIKI-* vnlilr limns, in- ' ; r-ii 1... I.. .. !':>. .>,.,T'.'i. \V-i! i - r A Ti- like tiuinu ['iiittit Uyil U1111U l.-Z^lt C. M.-I!.!.- A-.i.in-y. It. i.lli.i. I'li.-i..- It-nn- '•••" ' • :, I.:,.-) in. in; t k 6__P. in-* . siiralu-i- iillir.. Writr. Htntink' rililrnliiirt, '• : dull. li. :.!!,. 1 . I'l K:: ' IV..nl •':-.-•. lli.I Mi». I'. KIIII--.II. -in, 1 -11111. .I- I!..1 lim,I. i;-t 1711 ; I'' llii:h; I',-", i H-. «. O". II. lli3:i""C(IKVH()l.KT Mimtrr seilnn. OVIT- ii-ii-, 1 xpi'rii-lin-. siilniy 11 ijiilr. 1111 ni. lli. III.. I'll..11. ii-_7 7fi.- li.iiilril, new KCiicriitnr, I'l.rburf tur, Tml .".3 MAI'I.K AVK.MIJK. 1-nrnnlieil roniii«. I'hnni. i,.lill-.^s to ]'. I), llox 21S, At- 1 AT'I.ANTIC HIIilll.\N'liS. u. iin-lnn,"-,". I'l...I..- I_,n,< II. 6-l>i ptimil. lutikrs ;iinl ulutcli roccntly. H:IH One ol IU-II lln,ik':i iniiEt L-iilivcllipnt li.iy IITI.I 1 l''iiiii-->iiii v I..1 Id,.,,., IM M HI il A'l'K I'l iss I.SSION -A tl rue. . REAL ESTATE FOR RENT •l__i_li,- MiKhliinils. I 1..U-. lil-I II..1.1- liv.- I-,,,,,,|.. l.:,'l|- .,,-. mctnl rnof. hriitrr ntnl four excellent louiilliiiis. Call Keil llank C- 168-t. Mrs. with ..MI-,1,Hi p...vii:i,ti.', r,:.' ..in.,,1,'. I,i,- .-• v. n-ionni IIIIUM , -ilunted III.Al'"KSM'mi""-truck Hnrlim". work, in- olid IIIIIII- Iwo lii.ili-ii.ini., -l.-iiin l-.r-il. - ••'M.MiU'.V I.AI, K I'AI.'K \.,<:.-.,l.- , ,-. lire.-. Vrlfp S*J!'"* fimh. I'hunc Miilttlo- lilitr ii.to ai-:.i Urn n!r. l-ourMi ll....,- :,!. M-titi.-i] wilili-r, romliiniition .'l.-i'trii- un :i jpariiiiM Int ill W.-st Luna rli-i-llii- f.iiii;.-, ^t.n-ill-a.'l ' s'-ri-e:,.' pi... f ' .-'• :-..'-. -I ,:,,,!. 1 II -• - .'• I AH ANI> UKSTAUIiANT in hotel: nil I'.-.'.ily ri moil. II. . I i.n.l I. i."., • - miulpmcnl; good location. Contact KOOJIS-Uv ilnj 'ir vi i-.-li. Mnplc tirovi-. iillil iii'i-lyl. lit- maeliiiiisl, unoil nil hi:,1,i-li: modi in kili.'tii.li, piiwdir 1 ini.vl ir, • twn-i'.i i.rj. |i.-ic.. t'l non 1 ri.^-l.--:,. . w. willi In nt, I'm nielli-. '.is Ci-uui- avuiuic, lla.nU ll-MT four rooms, bath: nil improvements, fully i-;ii|i. lu.l. Vclii'tinii Winds; 1 1 ; r ; > JU3K OMlSMOIUI.E S four-flour xKihiti : Atlmilii. IliKliliiii.ln. !'li..111 I-1.-.S7. r r.U'CllST N'.ai' riv.i." IJ.i.iint' I -,.!,.!,;„!. eat and water iacluded: S12C monthly, YTl'UN (;~MAN--WiTlT~nt~l7nSriwu "yuTri ri.liilii.li !y itiMilnliil. Must be sold, hrni'r."'.-!. '.-",-';- n'^'":''.^."'"'?';-:", '": i M .i':-'K'.l"" "'' «-"n"''.-".i'l'" '"""' llalro & Son Aironey. 19 Monmnuth Knurl shs.pe throughout. A 11 C SIT- ,.-,;,..•;,. in pi.yn.il u-iii-k. rii-m.-iii- lot .-in.-: I .in. fin- ir.. . : !.,'... •-..-. I'ri.p 1 ,\l |.\.-, 1 ir l:ii;i:l.-,:;ii.i. i .>.,-:..n-, iv Un lii'iirniini.-.' tiii'i'dni. . N. .'.!-" i|. ',••„''. A-l.iliL- ,,'t>i lill,. r. Ibi-ei: Inn'.' I., .h,,,,11,.. I'i /ir. •:. I.-..I iii. nl. pi,..i... .-. - _ T -.: • ! 1 1 : !IJ batlirootn and kitchen, hot water Aj_i;l___.__ I'll..,,. Kiiiil^nii l-li:,»i.* '" ' • ' "' '" '"^ «'l''-'or,il inch wheels nnd hunter, $17.". Cull l'hi.ne Ilccl Hiin_k_C.lllir..« I:III:I. lloonil :ilti.': Iwu • i;:ii:i:;. . HKII HANK ,.,.:,- I I,.,:,.;.,.. .-, I burner heat, ready for occupancy 1 rail nt oiii-i-. Also prcssers nnil IlliANI) NKW In.mr. in H.1111-111.. l.-.ii'i •' "•• •'•"'• • I :--:-:- r-. id e:.' ,.:..f. .' y December 1st, 1947. For nppolnt- Key purl) 7*0549, between 6 p. m. nnil 7 SUNhlS' COMKOlVr'Anl-K j ..unfa; L-OII- 1'....I-.-..;, .it liieiiiiiiii. AnkliiK iii-u-i il:!,. i.niiii«. t.inh. but n- I:. ,'. ..I. >.,.... liiinil M.'%vtTf-. WorkiiiK hours, 7 livini; 1110111. kiii'li.'ti-d: iftii'. iwu I;,,-;-.. b' nil pi V.;.„... Wr.li, L'. U. It..» ent, enll Atlaiilic Highlands 1-008".' p. m * Vt.-nietillJ' lociHi-il, ln-ivat. i..-si ilc-lU'i-. ."ill'i. l.nwli-y A|;eney, .State IliKhu.iy mntle ti-i.lrr lli'lil.r. I'I I III .• -li. -.-r..,..; 1,.dioi.in-, ii]. l.j.ih, li.it.ivv.,,..l u,,,,i<, , ,. II....'..,!. Tl.ANTIC H!GHU\NI)S. Attractive 6- FftANKUN SEDAN, 192.1, luotorrTlfrs riionii Hr-il Hank fi-:tlii!l-M. ;!u Mo hours p*"' day. I'hunc Red llauk 1. lid lliNviS'.ile Urive. I'hont lli.'d llnnk iiiii-ear irariiKe: In! 12 • ."n. : Irm 'n,... hut vum-r h.iil. nil: II!'::I-III-II i:in-iiK,-: l.ar, :, sUci't, 11< •! linnk. 1 I 111. A.klnir {ll.'inn. Walk.- ,S- T. ::,|-, I'. rootn apartment, in liinti location, Kond con iii lion. Needs bnttcry. Phono 6-1201. plot Tllxir.S: ?lf),,,,,,'. l!.n;e Ac.-nry. li'l.."LSI)N" Ni «.*",.:v, I-M/.I d TniniiaTiiu" i llp:illi..-«. 10 K ,•< I •-..., Overlooking l»ny, furnished, nn year. Scii Bright' '2• IM___JV-*'• nftcr fi.' I'lioni- I^iimso't I.] I.'.".' ' ' I \\ I I- - I I lit V I : :.:n, | _. ATHANTI TfiuiiiTi.AS 11 s'-~Ci v. rfiTiTiTTT^i l.li'.il fur ..Id. r 1'i.uple in lini, Itiimsua Mai,':. I'l,,.,.,. I:.JT:I: • '-'.itinil basis al $12ii per mouth. Kent 10-17 SrUl/KltAKEK. four-door acdiTii. T"Vl'ISt ANIJ "niinicui-iiph ^.pi.-nitoi- tn ItllM.SO"N"-~i'iiii' bom- for :, .Mil.ill r»iii- Inirlinr: livinx n.i.ni, lii'ilrnoni. S-iti-hi-n, liiiatiun, Iliiii-, :., pl;i>tir,d tlimii'^ii- | I'llOMI'SON A liK.V'C'r Li.in-'il ..,d all utilities paid by owner. Law- Imiuii'G nt 19 Locust a veil hiilli; iK-nutlfiilly furiiishcil: In,.', mis. si-ivo nn si-i-rrtiiry in th 1? nllit-c- of n n, "I " ..'.f'ln'i'-:'...I. All";,,i- iili t. l,a> til- b,,lh. lir.'Pliut: ill liviU'^l N;, vesinl,. SI. rum,, d l...:i. y AKeney, Stale Highway ;|5 and Ha ptm Red Hank nii'ctric nnil iiliiiiiu i,ii:!iiili-ii; till'- min- school prim-iinil. Appiiralils. wriu- ily. Well liuih l.i.„•.:„!,,«.. l II.I-I.II.II... . I I II ,'i.ly live- lruni.uni.-.. lliv;,,ii : lii.-h',. nad l M | 12 I ' ' rside Drive. Phone Hed Bank 6- 10S6 I'ON'fiA'b twn-donr conch; Rood ims' unilt finni i.-iiii-onil nnil -• "Si-lniol Siicrnt.'iry." Box .'ill. Ilnl llnnk. l l iitlie. i.M | 12.", \ Inn; nn •d-. I'll",' .'i-ll-.B-.l. lilts unil( rrnlli i.-iill-onil nnil -'(.res; ftrlluol Mjcriit.-ny. nox .HI. i.fii nniih. liath; two.i-nr >::n;,:.,". ,K,- ..I ,\p. biliner; nli"-e;.r j-. I I II.VI:I:. . ,.; i:. .1 n,..._. P, !•' HKKE-KOOM bunicalow, * $40 a month. town r-hililrrii. I'hone nlli-i- li p. in. or I.11I;.. »v»nui<. Ited Hank. I'honi' Uiiinson 1-1 ].in. way ,'15 ami KlviTkiili) llrivi-. I'lione II11I ', He,I llank. I'hoi.. |;.H7'...,- | • -'L ••! I I"' • ' r.i. rn -I - dii.i:. ',' Mnnn'i, Entontown, South street, in.30 STUDEUAKER, Hood condition. Sunday all liny, Atlnntic Hit-hlaniN 1- lUJMSON It ui 11 "of lin.-l' ii.'.-n. nii"i"> lli.iik ll-mlii. I TIUIMI'TJ.V AUK.Vf'V I-'.. .," ..... ;.!'•' ' '" ' '"••••" ' -..: .- ''-.• trth t»st of new circle, in rrnr.* rndio, heater. J, I''a||ik, II riawfnnl KK PIjHIMNClin T.T. itrcancr.: r.iso l.l-.UNAilliO l-'Ulllt-HDUM lini.|:-.li.iv. r....!.!! n ml l.-i'h ho- v -il.-i li. ,1 •'""'" '"'p| ' !' '• • '• Ur, . i.:.-r« '. AUfORY—Approslniiileiy 4U.UUU B"T. street, Batontown, Apartment 81. Phone y , liUMSON—TWD .inlllrliisiiiMl or I-.ir- four Inrun .110111.-, til.- l.ntli, I'm I'lari-. with iiii-li.H-il nni'.'h. lu.l nil- ..II ll,',,'; d.,,,1,:., _ ...,.;o: ,.,,,'ill,-v |,,,',':.-. | ' i •* ..-• i" >. :i .V. ...:.k :, v At.ai,!,. , ft., three-story, Kt 30^SrJ nifilird rooms; aittiiiK nnd licdrouiu: (.-nnily Kirls. Apply Bow Knot : ell eonstruetcd, -Stiiirs to nttii- fi.i- f,i:iii-.- • \p:iii-,.i,!. in- l::i'-:i;:.- in l.nsi nitnt ; i-.n m-r lot. N,-i-,l« simile tn-i-.. : .-..min-iiii,;- • ,-^,.-11. 1 '-. " :r'':'"-'!' ' :I" '': '•: "•''• Crinkled, oil steam hent; one-acre 1032 FORD COUPE. 119 West Front mitinlilo liusiiioss c(iiip!i. or pl.lij.-iy. Swttt Shoppo, G9 llronil stli-ul. Kill siilimil. rin.. loi'iition: f 1:1.7...... liyrm ilri'ornliiii.-. Ki.isiinaliii- pi-ir.p d ::: :'.',.- | 'lilii,11: SI7..'.'in. Thnii.iTin.mi.-..1i 1 \.,L.\.:. u-yV . --I I.KIlNAiDin II.'..: ', •*. li •., .•., .1... , :,,! •need. Caretakers iiuartcni. Immcdi- atreetet,, fled Hanankk (upstairs)(upstairs)..* Write "M. V.". Jinx uM. Kcd Hunk.' ; Hank. Ask for Mr. Knrn«in«. Al-'fiiry. I'lliine Iliiiiis-.u I -I I ."." • l.nwlwl.-, y | Ar.'ii.-y. Hiver.sid. . l.iiiv..' J Kast l'r.,1,1 Mr.,!, I:,.il Ha,,|.. Pi,.,",.; - e occupancy. Location, Newark. 11132 PACKAitl)i , rive-passengcr comic. STUDIU Al'AHT.MKN'l, sultnhlc Tor 01.• , , and Ktiit<.. ILuhuay 3.-,. pi KK1I HANK "~A li.v. ly I...in. in 11 Iii,. II. d Hun • 11 - - hone Red Bunk II-ISM.* pood running condition, t'iOO. Call or two- 5G."i. ini-iudiiu- utllitl.s. Aim STKNOIiTKM'HKK and typist tor local 1 1 >\ riii 'i-"lll '"- _ ITIIo'll'SdN Af'l-i.WY I .,,,,, -1; .,". I, I. [ i locntloii. Sis vi ry l.-i,!'. rooms. l,,i_i- A. •••'}• ;t JVX-KOOM FUIIN1SHED house, lmmedi- Mlridletown ii-OatS. rounm with klu-hrn privileucs. Thorn oilier. Ability nt tyninK llBUrea and 1 fn-eplai-i', tile hath, muili ,-•; l.ii.-hii], i,,,! KJVKHSIfi'F:" llKliill'fS."7\llrncirve 'two.' CIM l'.,lon:-,l I,...:-... I,;,. ,,,..ni- I,-,. • .; '. t - 1,1. A:! 11 , ale possession'; 10 minutes from Rod 1911 C.\fC TRUCK. l>/.-ton, ruck liody. l.nnu »rnncb fi-4f.SI. Vnnu'ledl.'.' nf lionkkcppini; ilesirHblr. Re- ^Iniy. rraiiii-. in .M-i-lii-nt romrtiini '.u\-,:,,rv. uvu rnpla,-.. nil l,r-,- ' I,,, . !• '•••.- • •}•]'. ::ink: near school. Write, "E. J.," Box ''l i" own handwritiliK. statial,' quail. water he.-u : li.ri:..- [.iol : -^.-ii:,:'.-, A-kn,- lirlvcn only 3,800 miles. Call Middle- 'I'Wlf LAllTiK .itti-iu-tivu in-ilro.iins; $11..Mm. liv.ii.. Amr.iy. Hi.,... ll-.m. iivi.'iK iimiii wnh l.i.pl:,,-,. ilinini: ,1,0111. i.'i'li'i.lilli-u'. nri'h-,1 .' .-a ."in "I,- ^11. Red Ba__k. n'-at,n,, and sa ary des.red. Write, P. I -iii ; .;. .-11.\IM. H: 1 triwii .j-0.1t).*. srmi-privali! liath, in luivate family; s 1-1 I.V,.- li'-lii" nnd .-1111,111, -h 1.11 liist II...,,-. L'||- nuiit im-hid. .| - • J.-. T'lniei, •', l ^ 1.1 • IIVE-ROOM bunicnlow, furnished, oil nf ; . •*,- KOItl) l'EfiU USOfi rfiTcTurr~v"itir~iiiia"I nr.-n- bus lini-s, ill nii'c si't-tioii. llu-iiii.-.i-i i : Ni'w I,,n,..i.l...-. „( foir i. ,, ill' I- Ih. r..- is OIII- l.uu. lii-ilrooiu. 01,.' ! A i;. 0,.'. H K.n-.i IV ,.,u -•.,'.•. II-,I II ,, ;• boat, year-round. Phone Monmouth mnii prclrrrcd. Cull C"i ltiilfc-c niml, WHMAN -With t-ood ref..T.'iii'ra lo'eooll nr wheels. l'rnctlcnlly new condillon. i.ii'L-i riinni-. I:, .nil.I -il!v il :,'•• 1 , , .J * J * •"Cilc__J_0_SJ_8_J_. , . mid serve anil do ilownsliiirs cleaning I.l. . . • A, • 1.- Call Miil'Iletown .1-O30n. _ llciitil.'iloi' 111-, lil.-i-i-. pi.-nin 1.,'i-ln 11. n.i- :.\1:A0E APARTMENT, furnished, ne«-. fin iw., ailnll?. in UumRoii. Klati: salary '^Slr'^i^M^S: I '^^^prA.KNCV M,.,,. ... 1 ., ..: •. A-. .- 11. _ i-oiiditioiiii,'.- 11.,.'. \-1 I-I..-! :v. I,- :irlil>r.i - IIOUM fur couple, central ! i ! 1 1 f l( rx|i"'-'.Fil. Write, "II. D.," llox .111. Itcil l.y A.-.-.:,-y. llivi-r.i.l.- llrive itn.l .St.-.u- '' '' , .' "'"' '' '" ,"' ""' '' >' • • . • I •* jiii.it' 1 • 1 :. :' : •.'!. ly decorated, bedroom, llvinKroom, 11113 DOIKiE f.ur-dour sednii: rfuiTr hood. Aplnoynl for li. I.: 5111..M111. f location. 'I'l Chestnut street, Ited k r ichen, bath; Rumson. Electricity tup. Hull. llii'ii'.vi.y :i;,. I'l,,,,,, II.,I Hank ll-mlu. f'."".'• .''- ''"'!'.'.'"" l";li''-m'. ' • I" 1 drive; Rood condition. A H C Ser- Hank. Phone C-2377.* Ilyrni- At'inc.v. I'IIIII:. KIIIIIM.I, l-ll.-.i,' i.wi: .-INK AVKr 11 ••:: ]<: l> 1 n • ; lied. Call RlJmson 1-0780-R. SAI.l-SMAN. Aymesnivc mini toi cstnli- TWO AI.I.-YKAU-'Kiniiul liniim-H vice, SO Occanport nvenuc. West Lonir ' •••-•. ii "• 11 * w:U. 111 n 1 ht Branch, phone Long Hrixnch t62rr I.IfiHT IIOIISEKEKPINCi rooms. Thnne lishcil laundry nnd dry rJonliilil.' rout.;, 'lGHLANDS—Six rooms. Adults pro. 1937 DOUGE, tivo-iloor yctiiin. motor Inii'lL liiiiii:nlow nf four ronins. Two '.«(j siimllHT luniKiiloMs oil inn: .' ferred. Phone Atlantic HlKhlnnds 1- Hcd Hank 6-2609, or eall nt 136 Onk- ill sh'ir.' III'OII. Write. "T. R. C." Dnx very iroot], lioily ROOII, $100, I'hone lnrKe li.driiniii.i. full i-lliir, I,.,'. :.,:- Ii. .-I. 1:1 ml street. . R l n_m_or,_ I-13_)3_M. jiLJ!''' ""<- ll.-lidy to nuivi ii.lo. A ..-noil I,liy in r PI: K..-,n,l,,ir,'. Phone Ki'iin-iliiiri: ! , "•'l'"'l'! •'•••"•'••>••- La ••'"'•'- -id :; : v ..'. ,.•:., \- > AKAGE—\'-< space, 310, entire jinrage, 1T34 CHKVRbLET. two-door UIJNT MIKE. Small furnished house .SALESMAN—To roprestnt lnr«i! iiinur- J7..VHI. llyi-ii.- AKI'IU'V. I'l,in:. l;-iin-,,:i ii i i i.: v-.' , """i. ti"^ -.vn!. r n..,: • ,,•,,.. -'.\ ' • .. ;.^. . :.: :.T , >.:. - S15. Phoiic Red Bank 6-2341-W. KOod runninc RnniliMnn, ri'linhle for resiiiinsililn woman, who is willing iiui'O ininpnny. i-xiilusivc Irrninry, rx- 1 -1 1 .Mi. • to care fnr pets and take cure of belli. i,r:c).-.AHIHI i'i".. , ! ! Li-::iN l.'ll'l I 'I .-,...„ i triinspo*-tat!on. P.'icc $200. I'hone perii-nee -mneeosiiili-y. Highest l-nmrtiis- M'rn.K KII.VKI:. ii,..-iiit:f.i! r.-.p.- I:.,.I; ,,ry Tilinsuls ™ S\ ' [\","l'''; i!!",,',"'' •\'.\'"!,',\'', Eatontown :i-0188-W. Wrile. "Woman." llnx ."II. Hed Hank.' sions 11; ii. trcmendolin opportunity, 21-fnnt lii-in- i-iinni. puiv.l m. tile ',,..11-, -'111]., fi-ll ;-IHl O:itllall,. . AlAll l :m. ' .,- . ,.• .., , ' ,, * ,- 'i ' '-- • •-•'- "I :-,,,,'|- : i.-.v lends fin-i.i 787. 1B2I-I1.' (Jl'ItL—By il.-iy for Beneral clcnniiiK* Store, White atrtel, Ilcd llank. I'hone li fei-. .Ml:.;:. Aauiiy. 10 Munniouth 5.1-1.7.'.,,. Tlinio,..,,, .'._.„,.,•, -I |;.- 1. ,. . -,. , -...:., 1, .-•,. , ,,,:,..,.,| „„•,.-,; ritlll CARi) bought. »olu and e» CLEAN COMKUKTABLE bedroom. One Must have references. 42 South _, ,._„. 11 ,,„. „.,.„. ,„. „., ,.„,.., ni'.-!_ K-d M______j_h.Mie_ii-:ii.- ii. _ f.r.1:'."..._I;:rr''J_'"l lii'i.'-. I'ii .:-..-n- • .-.!„:'- • .•:• ",, 1 •,,-•.$.;..;..... 6.1742.* "Cil-rle. iiu: li.-.-il u . ; ; changed. Puntiac eales and tfrvlce block to town. as Elm Place, Ited street, lied Hank. Phone fi-2022. fuiniiih'.-il. V.Vy a'ltiM.-.iv,-.' A, kiVi: $1 i'. Ill VKItSlliK property. Immi-iliali- oeeu- . l-'Afl! HAVKN- • l.ove!-.- ,,.-.» ,-e..,|,.,,.-. ';•"' ••'• '• \ ." ; • =.••••'••';- .V-IIH. trni. O. II. A. C. Raeeat Brothers 1935 PLYMOUTH icilnn delivery. New 1 1 v Hank. Phono H-42SS-J." VOUNri I.ADY or mlddlc-iiKcd vvomnii li'Jd. rhoiii- 'llumson 1-ll.V), or lied 1 I " "'- I'j-ntory ln-lek icml-lniuuii- 1 ciiiitninlnit larKe liv:n.' .-num. «--ii • - ••'•••- H .-.-i.n.i-. ,, 1,., •• 1.1 ,..,..'!. _ motor nnd other Improvfitncnts, In- _.. !„_.. 1." • ti . .. ~ r...... 1 .1 _. t* . . . 'rt*<.l'iiiil.rii ^- _^_ I...... LKUNAHUO— LiviiiKroom-hedroom. for eimhicr nnd office work, Evcnlnir h,,-,.... quire after « p. tn,. or' on Saturday, E. Hunk B-lli:i.« ". iwo lii.tlii. l uri-pla,-,., rnud.-rn k.leh, " '• YIIU wl.b tu nil |ou, HUlumubll. with kitchenette; heat, electric and li:. ;.i ..•-. hours. Write, "Giuhler," Dox ill, Hed •'nili rnnm. and l.atli. Call liriplat-i. l-'till coiiireti- etlliir: seeotiil beilirjuln and tiled l.i.'ii ,. ttrina It to ue. We pay cu,b for aer> Browerer.. :I4 Drummond Plare. : Itr a It to W* pay b fo er Bus furnished. N'u children or pets. Hunk. flimr iliiliniiihi'd: lot l.'.vl.iO. $11,.,0.1. Al- lion- and two Innri. Led -nnmi -i-i'l ."'dl' -"' ••••'• '' ''•'•"' •' • lwu.i-.ir uar-iire. .11.l t carl! ISIa^^S _ tT o *#t*r194m2 _.l_modeli . 19117 BUICK SPECIAL, four-door, radio, I and 1 p. tn. :, It,, win ad Phone Allanlie Highlands l-,H_l|-M. SA I.BKI.A 111 US'— With nomc i-xperiunci'. 1 lair.- Af.-iey. Plinni Ued Hank >i-:iir,(i. Inall nn the <-",,.,.l fl,,,,-. ,,',,.,!,.,. I "'•'. i ' . ••.'in.' -•-.'•. •••..".i"'. f'li'-i.iii.'d. ilccabunt.Ennllsl Ell b Co.. RRedd BBankk. heater, irood running condition, three stre. t. K.-iinsliiif .-.* "THH'.HT t;Hi:EitnTr,~"rni.iii, "kudu,,, Cood snlnry. Apply J. Yiinko, .10 SHW Illlll.-K. twu btilrui.in«. tile- luitb I fiMIl: Kiiti.K. . (In a plot uf I, u' ,,, | '•< " I "' • " A.--..-V, :l M-,-..- aik :,%-::,i.-. new tires. |5B0, Cull Bed llnnk 6- LXCKI-TTONAI. HOUSI-i lull. lira,it'" ANADD llymoutPlymouth pug * llroail utrrj-t, Ued llnnk. and kin-lull. L-:I« riinae. e.'ibiii-tH. sink. I ai're- Priced i.i {||i,iiiin Wil, •„ II A'' •' ' M .'.:.".'-'.i!-. phi,:-.. 1.1-.-.-'..M. __ 1789.W lifter C p. in. All day Sntur-' ln'ivilenes, home atniiisphere, heat and iivinii". Fair Huv.-n. Any liruk. r, or Doditt job-rated trucki. authorized w:Uir at all times, linen", dishes and • ml: llnuriiiK. nlilmi iillln wlinliiws, full I Mint, linann, He;,!:,,,, H,,,,,.,,,; Pi,,.,. HK1.I- (Jill I .'".i. ehnie.. ii : .,:.: .- In!". day and Sundny. tTKNKIlAl/ llbUSEWOKK'GK^—sleep"In7 tilinn. _l:,.d Hanl;__i:^.l :."L'. >rvir;e, modern .ervtc* station. Frank silver furnished. II Worthlcy street. room nnd bnth: fninily of four. 1'huin- : c. il:H- nil heat Pri,-" S-'I'll IIICI ' l-'lljdfl \ • , , i-,-,, v n,, • • ,•.•.. ,- ',.,,,! ;an Sycklt. 149 Weil Front street, Red 1912 HABI.EY-DAVIDSON nTotorcycln. h" 1 V Wt Plione Hed Hank C-IUCli:. lied nnnk fi-n:i.in._^ "nVi.^"'."^"'!-",",-'".', I M ';"- I, ,"" "" •' '•• I!-' rtank n.-'.,i7. ! LTTTLir7siLrRl(--|.,,v(.lv ,, ..„,.,„„„ •'- "t f'.'-' V.'.-' 1:'.'. V - ';.•••: '. ;':•: Z,! ..-ink, west of Mnnle avenue. Like new. Special deluxe equipment, 1 New lires, new li'Ulvvy, ?-t".*i, l'llonc TflltUK-'lTuilM' "iiiartmeiu", niitililn du' VOIINC. WOMAN"—T;; i^iur;:^^^^";»-,", ,,,Ti, II '••;,'»" •'"•'••-• Twu ,-I,,,,, I,,,, in" :, in,,,' of Kin.dre ,U,i,,n. l,.,:|. ,„ ;,- ,:.„'- '• \^. . "• . -I :.".,....,,:. .,.:.,.. A: I..-.- ciiuple. Heat, hut wiilir. i-leetrie Mlp- We,-' -J.-JMil'l, A.,,.,."- I- ' d-'l"'1 •''•'"••"' "" N"»">:i" !•••"•:'"•- ."ad. , Vi...-< in.".. Cnlni „ - , hi . , „, a I-. , I,,',.. '" 11 •' >''' '' - •' ""•"• l-l"-":.-M. ! USED CAR SEI.I.EItS. Will p«r Ited Hanin . C-.ri77. rhitilri-li, KUCS 1 an.I -! yearv. lliiin.s plied, furnished or iiiiliiraisheil. I'I5 a 0. to 1 I ::|O a, m., i.\ ilnys 11 w.i1,.. I'll, • 'it 1 . ' i' '.'I'I,, ' •' J.I. W I.I -.11 . :i ;.'.. -.-.:. ••: ... A' '•'•' 1034; full deluxe crjuipment, fox i-iiiiiont to town, i'rier .< 1;:..'..111. Wian- • Phone Ited Dank fit. K (1-I'9ti.'.-U.. Factory, 224 West Froi.t «trecl, lied ....liii-j ,,,-ea'n: nlsu f.iiii-riium apart- '!'">• William II. Ilinlrlnmnn. Koaitur. . parni- .1 -. I :." -I-.M liBhts, directional IlirhtB, deluxe Arvln Nemeth AK.ney. \1 Hrnarl stir..:. I'hiiii,- Iliinikon. Phim.. JKSTsilKli AP~AT"TMENT. Three Invo- Hank. 11! 111. i.iiiiil floor: : sti.nm I..;.!; tw.i- -^ - _.— _" "•' _ III. ill LAN!'S li,, i i '.v UBS I OUR CAi< sice. Hard? l>u yum radio, henter, fender wells, two spares, :• b Li!; ly rooms, private entrnaee, fireplace, l'AUT-TIME GIIIL tor ip-nernl hniise- 7 "ii r miriiiM ; Inrni' pint, l.uiiil.d on . th. e SOUTH .SIlltKWsiiHllV "r'iv.'r".'"i!.".iil,'i."."- ' m.-M-. f .-••:. -li-.1 : ...n !£ over $300 worth extras. Spanish red H-VnTNToW N " iTTTT.T ni~7i' fT, 1.7e" ITir "»i '• wheels shimmy Let uft correct the complele kit'-hen : nlsu four fiirniiihed work, Huilrs 9-2, five ri:,ys n week, Ii . li.il.•.' linest spi.t in ti.ui,. .Musi I i-uiitnitilM live 1,-d ruuti-s fuu;- -'.-.l Im'. ; ,\,'. .',•:' r'n-.i- ,,: I:,,- ,.n leather upholstery, new top, new paint, p .'Its', ?-;,:i7l'. nun •:,'.!>-, I lit.-., '.l.roi.m 1 'ouble. Save your tire.. Latent Ueni lk h fl i n-i ifk'y. Prle.d rial.!. l'!i..n- i.-.vi,. : balll-'. thru- n.nlil. in, and I, ,,!,:'. >.•:.:: !-,"". ii .. \ tit ': y Una hftd mctltllWiviB eare, 5B,r>liti miles; unrnF, like t\ hmise, $\T,. Cull lied Bank B-anan', iipa:-tmi-nls. \v:;b imlli. :,,|iniii:itie o;i ,'' xle nnd frame llrBlshtenlng equipment, I.onR . ,'. Atliiiitli- llik'hliilnls l-'i'itl'i. I t'lu-i'ar 1,'ariii.'.' atlaeb.d: liu; |.;" 'n :,-. ' N:. v • - !.'. :v.'i.. A' !( i •-' ^ ,'I.V S7S0. Tnkc cm- In trade. Write, P. (I. mi'tlt. *JS1 Palteti avenue, IIUSTTTKKS rdU'PiTK"wnnT .,,i,,u'"Tu ll. lit. (.'oiiv.'iii..|,t III town. IV.•- 'tin.- rnnk Van Sy=kle, Ull West l'"ronl SIX-IKIIIM lllll'SK." in !.,'• "ii.il'tioi.. Tu ' :."'• .'."' "li. rlv.r. wl:h lipn-'-i-i'i ir-.i-'.' ' I Mr,. 1 -1 :. 7:i-M. llnx ii.'ir,, Asliury Park, Klvlnit dutnils nn llrniieh. eari- fnr futir-yetir-old bni. S'li-n in. -J.'.'l. W. :-.-,.N, 11:. Ill A.'. ,11 y. 11 ltro:..| I'.M : :ri;ct. Red Bunk, went ol Mnpie nvcnilo, _ f 1 I ." \v:i: :.n I lllli:ll,\.V|i.< I-,- : •-:• l' :ir- your ear, trade valui; eMpi-eted, when - d from i.i.-.i • :,,-.,li,i, ..If Phiini.. BnBntoiiliiwit i .'I-O'j.'il-.M. 1.1 r..1. I'hoii.- l:.-d linnk I:--:MII,- 1 II -•- liniiiiti. l{,-,,|.,,r. I! • ir own hullillng. AHk fur -lurk Murder. NIS'lii'll)" li'i'tllll'K "room, in ii'rlvnto Imp. 1 ll'.l :.....!. M .Id , -"-vi . U.II...I1- I'll,.I, 1. • li.'.l. i:.d ' >" 1 eonvenieal to eall.' MAN-- l-'or r n 7w7irk,"" by tl.- day.'iiiuKK ' i.'iVrs i'iiii'-kin y riin.i," rii'!'- . j In.me, Tnr lady nr eouple. Will eon- I' ,: • -!i. .i . : • '.'• .I v, . - ? 11 :>i 1 1980 PACKAlil), 'Sutler H. roiivortllil" 1 siil, !• 1,'ltehrn nrlvilifis. Call Hed Hank l!u____.J___l_l_ii>___ fi.iisrii.M. -Silv.:-; .-,iis;pin. Ill,1 In! 1.1, III. ONK ACHK. l-'KNCKIi. Alinietii AUTOMOnil.K STOIUCE (or win- cnupe. exeellnnt condition. fully I N."'-" Ml.'in. It",I ll'i'ik li-ll I I-W. Ii-:|I2I-W. _ iiiiy -Over "ifi ""years' iif~"iilt"r fm fufl VMV "'"•• V i I •""»',,'"."'i'."1"!' ,-",'M I';"-1 ii.'.'i'i CASH Kill! V.:TKI:A.N. I,.,V II.-»- I1"-'- ,w:il '•"•i«tnii-.-,l mml.-n, Inn. '>":•' A:.-:,. I N.,,..:.i ,•.,-,,. A-:.,,.- ter monthfl, rcttBonalile monthly eiiliippiil. tOOIi. Plume Keil Hank I). 1' UIKViHl'IKI'T M'()'liEUN"ii'i'inrlineiit". heiiiT time work. Apply in pei *oi . Knt- I'lioi... A. I.. Ivmi. II.-I I.n.l. i.-l ,mi. , . ., , ., , , , . --,,!„» I,Mm: room, diniiiir room, liileh- ' ••' II :hl:ii,d- !•» -I" '-M. rntcs for tlcnd storncc. T, C. Otto, 427 O^J, i-ii-L-trir, irns. hho t vviitir Hti|iplii-il. IIlrst KIII'S ilrntr stnte, 20:1 Shrewsbury ave- HKI-l-llllll—Niw r.-.p.- I'.nl In-ill.-, liv !!„-,,.„ ,,,'„•'!,,. '.,,' '..'.. l,,.|,,,o,n, -|J •«• '"" '" dmoin-. I..-I,. ,.:i |i, ,,t ; u.,r. IliKli I!.\MC ll,..id .::'-.: 1..J-. ..,•-? PCT.MOUTII, fiKlJ, i"[Tr.7 PiTu"iiir"aeTl I'u-iition. lull Orran Itnilii-viird, Attnntii: mil', Ited llank. Inc., JlarililiK rond, nenr lirnnd liirv-i- i-oouis fiivn- ,'iiid I.nth, aniuli- j , .1 .' .;„,„.. ,,i,,,|..,,, i.:t,h. n- ! ;"•'''• imiiln-y IHIIIIM low tnxi'<: il:'..',i.n. 1 ,„.,.,„ ,- -.. -s. ,>.,.. , .- I :,-,,n,. l-',,r Binik_r,-.'!8OJ1..I.. llilthliu,.!-. strccl, Red Bank, Phone 6-01'iS, ; HI)i>M- -iMirnishiil. witli privnti' lmtli* clnv> sp:,,-.-. -i.elilil'.ni! fnyf: ami lin.-t. 1 ,.-,...... mii',', ' •• • il ..ilnniM '.ml I ""V SIIIIMI-I-I A-.neint,., l'|,,,,,,. Kn'i.i:- f.i'l ,.f, -,„•.•;-. -., • ti ,- AJI-II. 1011 1 'OHP tiiiliir super ireliTxVsoda'n, :| 7 _SJ Kli.Jt l-'roll!^ hhvij, KII] Mnt_k. I'liiM'i; fu',1 lia...mi:.'. : Ii MII In,.'.. ...1 ,,,,11|,:...,.i,,,. s.,,: • ,',| Ml.: hot wnl.r • '.!'™"_. --'"!" ' _ ...... _. '.>•• " Niv.sii., -.•!.-. A'.,:::.' Mi'.-h- r.nlin ami liruter, i-xcclli-nl tli-.-x. 1:11ml t i,-.-. I.It. IK ; D'i'OMOlllLKS AND trucks "fiiwinMil, 1.1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,-..-.-I,.:', ;I,I'.IIIIIII1-I- - iil'TI'M " I'OKIINIAI."""MiiMK'." l.i'vi'nir In.I'. ennilitlim. Call lied Rank n-lij:l:i-l! nf- 'I'll UKiv III TDM liiiiiQiVii niiiiTtintM. l.li.l T.-.xl 111 inniUll!. tu pay. S_a Citnt.1 l-'lliiinec -- : I.-..,., •-. l-'i.l I" lin i-li.ei . ,l.,,i:-_ ,.„,,„. 1 |,... I.ITTI.i: ' s | I.Ylill '..'.-..i . .• lu Inn ^er^.-.^i., IIK* l-.llinin:.' v.nlir. t,-:.s. i-l.-rsci.-, no liuih; ! HAY VAN MOIIN AIIKNCY• t7..lT7i. .' ' ''"''Iw. :l avu. i...... C-IIIPII. T- .Im, • • 11-.i:..,.,,I. n.nly !.,'iinii. thf. Inilromti-. til. .1 I...1I1. • ,-,l . -h. •••. .-. • I :. . :i. liv.ni; iinipaliy. 110 Ilriiad ^trevt. Phono Ifcrj ':- l.'',rl, I run. lini- j.x.l niilriia.l .tiitiun. TTi:i7~cTfKV"l!i)l"i*T~c"rAcTir fii un'iiTl HIM rlv'ic, duck; three liednwln-. , <"'--• rl' :'\' -'' iL1" " '"• r '""" :'"M_- ..,,. lui.-.l'tooil tliin.. iimii'i- l-.iiiin. In.1 wn'i -r In nt. li.'Hilv. ,,,..| 11. fir,:...--. .1 • • "".'ii. kiti'hcll. link li-l'j;[l iir li-U.jlix. Jliiuu. V/!1«I>II iiviiiiii-. 10 nr l',ri. hiniM, ee.tulllliiii. Phmic HlKhliinila 3-1 Hull, i«'n till- baths, llreplaie. liiutiiriMviiiiliiu, COLT;' NHCK Ciln:.' • . • i run'.'- :i i-.i-.il pl.,1 .'iii.-.r.o: limn-. i:i-',:-l"l; B.-.ra •»•.•: liiri!" I.i' : ' '».. I. di -. " . I. ,, . i -,,!:,'.inn; at. »47 i'i)in> •rUAcru'it nnrrtniiioT; iuiiiu Port Moiiiiiiiuth. I'hiiiii' Ki'iinsliilrLT li- cxti'tislnn 172. ai.loniatie hrnt, IustlSil•.loll; itim.Ki . In,Hi ' A nlili". I'.iwil -Ml..-..in ;-'t:liitii,n As-.-n-ia!.,.. I'hnin- . I n-ii. il ITI,". K'-l ! iufi. 1'rii'u inlkiii lli;li Nash sedan. Uniluy's nnr- Iiiljil-J.- 3 PAKAl, 121, fuiirdiiiir. si. porell : ^ IP,Illl'l. Van llurn AKiney. , u-.y'iiB i-hmir.- up- K1I1.num.. 1 7. _ |,i|_. -,,.,,. «'. A. lluppln. Aucney. :i<., US Port Mniitnniith rond, Keans- T 1 wheel di'liixi , iriind ruiinlnir eniiilllliiti l-'alr Haven. Phune Ili'd llnnk ll.llllil.' vali'd: liia'llilul ,. •!•• nil.'. A-kiiu.- I,. ,;., : >;|i-i:i:-!/.'M:,!-lu:ii. • lilVFili 1-'II(IST - llo,"^.!!.-' lo|-~,|.-|.|. 'drnff l . I'lP'llr li.-'l I' ,i ,'^i. _ Jii'.Mliii.i,' ' ' ' "*rl y '"•"' sealt-il beams, Hres, RIHMI. rhtine Allaii I1AY VAN IIOIIN" AflKNCV- Owner Sl.i.umi. V,'.ai:- un 'i, \." ,., .. \1 Wh'i, .',.'. l:,d Hank. I'hni," f.-lll-'l. In.at: y.ar nrmiiid li.ime, fmir bid- IIU.II \M> l'I'.V lot. nn l'in.'luiey rninlinl.. •I;I; i'U.VriAC'foiir^diinr HIMIIIII S, irnrTii tin Illiililuiidn 1-1,lllll. TWO l-'UUNlSIII-Ui ln'irnmmi;" wlTTi lirnnd .iml, Pho K..I Hmk i-JJI'..' M-'W .'orlMllillM Imlll". n.-.ir Ilnl I nn.ins, In-ii batln, hut watei hent. Mil". | l.ifl. S.'i -. 'is.- ..Dx'jn,,. IVIrI e rtil'Iiif. Mutdr eomi»li4ply nvrrhinllnil, movtlii! nut nf town. OITirs almusl lull-bill pi!vll(.|-i s. luiiuir,. nfli-r r. rSi'MKlll.VIT-; 11 •> ' I'I.,,; I . . . ,.,„,,„ ki'eh. u-dill.'l'i' I-'"' S-i'-ifln- * 1 -1 ...Oil. Ilay Stillll ,v :.'l.li'i". \V. A. ll..|>|.iliir .\Kvni-y, S [.ill. )i-:iu>r tinil ww seal envers, L'nr in nx» new Ciilunlal ilwi'lllnu. Kriiluri's In.'lude P. III. 'J7fl Mi'i'lllllllu Hll-i-i-'., KI-II Itnnk ''' ''' I Aii PhPlumea KtrJiiiiiiit'nwit i ::ll - 7" i -iI- -• I •-- I.'I'. .1l 1:....I,l:k. I'lI'll,!"::''-m _ • _ Ili'tit t'linditiiiii. I'h,,,,.. iiiiyllm,., It,..I 2:l-ruul HvilUT ru.nil, Iliiptaec, Iwu hp,,. him... I'.ni SITUATIONS WANTED I'lliiin- li-l'JTl." 1. ,' .i.w.inl I J.I M'KKSy 1,1 f.tlil.-. tilhil.l,. l.i.l:....-.- I MAV 111 S. i \l.ll\V. .l.l-t i-iniiidi-i'.'il.'l.iv- ank o-:iuns', nr iiiji iijuiit ii-ui-ia-.i I'i,HIS bed ., "Ill, I,,, dlvl.ledl, nil h. ..'. IHWIIi.MII.K friinl "rmi'in, inivnti" Lmi'.' I.. ili.lili.i-e vi Iimiii, ini'ililnw, h ru ol., pi.'lili. ., ., I '• ... 'ii . )•..:: Ill,, kil.1,,1,. ,.,,|,i|,l,.l,, !l I I iniUY,SI.I';il*el7lli en, , nimli.. "C.'jV, PAKT-TIM.; WIIIIK. lilnl'lilni-,, IIMilli'I'li Imlll, lllli'hnli. Ill ru.. dliiinu r il. •I.'IJII ll.l'illl i'i.v, in I,.,1111 u-^th iiwm i-. t.(.il H-. itiMilutitiu, I'lrmiliHinn lml \m\n lienl, livimili I'l-i' i:..l ll .1..1 pi..t -.iruii': slx-ruoni fnrlllhiiusi-. lint 1 .- , ' :. I. .:'UMMIII. iwu li,-,lr,i,,iii.s. auloliuitin fnillii, lu'.iler, Mcidlint eiiiiilltlnii; II,. IIIIU."S. lM»'!!r_llidJlmik « ; . nti-d, l.il.-hi-n iiri-iiiiimii.liilloiiK if ili'.iiii.il, nll'llred, hircKi'Wi.y anil uarnKr, l.an,e IIUHI-.M nfli - :..,v ,.s in.1:. riinnlnv: wut.r, usual outliiiiiil iii:-: • In ' •• • -.ll I'm- viirnuis. or Sl.M'il Htm price. Will iiivflit Iriidc In. KSfTERiKNCE'D l''SliMUll inid 1 1 ( lll'llllil'l' (i-llll-l.l lllt'iilllin, ill lin,, |',.,i, |, .,,|i|,| „,,.. idol. Askli.K .11 l.snn. l,,,w t,,-,"», (I, rnilNTUV i-ll'li I- -- .- • • ,",.''; -. 'I- •--,:.- i- -n,'- . ,,II|IHIM- ; l n.i,',,'. Itny Stillinnii A Assin-inti... i fi . -,..:.-•..•. 1.111. Pri.-.- $!'..'.'ul. W. A. nil .MhlillMli c lliKhliHiillillhh 1-OUflll-J atUr ilrMri-dU s |.ii.,i!innli . K. f, Wriii', linn 'j:i u'iliiiini Mi-i-i-i it,.,| Hunk. ]', nun 1 .imr.. Vim II.u" Am- l»,II.Vi'i |,,V. -,;,,.„; ;„ . : - ,, „; -, , < - Si,..».:.-a.,; >> MJ n:,.,,d si...:, K.iiuntimn. 1-h.i.K- II..PP i,.- Atftncy. I'h.ina lied Hunk I. • p. m.» "i-'ni'iuci." llox Oil, Ucil llank. v I'liono U-Uili'J-W fur iiiuininlmcnl.* Hnvon, ' l'l'mnt Rtd llnnk j.lliiV.*' ltd llnnk, _.j|UllL 1;..„,.,.,„„ li-'J'.iiu'-J. H'n-'.t v.i.-.i, II'-d ll.iii'M riimi. 6-ai Jl. t«ton!o»n 3-0007. 'OJl'T.' nrcn ISAXK KTicj:. NOYKMUKI: LMI, VJI~. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ! Itcrl Gail I I'o I'l.iv lias remained since, excepting for For The Bes» In a war-time interval when he waa AT YOUR LIQUOR STORE RIVERFRONT of Soj-.h 5hr*«'lbt.< v. ; Al (Spi-oss Inn John D. Sullivan stationed at Shark River Hilis. with ril>P-r':fln r,Kh:». Irlpr.1 for bnnt , Home Decoration When he first arrived at Camp nwr.tr. i?i\-n>om ier.der.rr. with ks:- Bfpinriin£ next. Monday. Bprt Curtklnf—Diaper iri—Brdsprrada Vail the future Fort Monmouth haUBe J"Tirl flo.V.illg ilo-i.. Nm r^er'.:.' iui nf Fair Haven will play thr Has Anniversary lar.KP. Cas-r.cr lprcrd h rn:. l'ttwrr brn". i Slipcovm — VniMian Dlinelt was n wide open area with A few v;.rlHtr i>'m.i:'J rrm-r". — GET OUR — h.i.^ p!:tyei] since its in' rodiiction IWrrrl rrl.ar. Mmlr:-. hr:,•)••/: ->f:rm 1 .John 1 >. Sll!!i\ :ir.. .'JH Kirlzir. ronrt. Old-fa.shinned "jitney.?" made Ui?.! . Cyjin'^.s inn, whii'li i^ ;i i)up- 1 »i-.h ir.i'iii.tni.rK >' I...; *>-:i:r:-. •"">•- HIGH CASH PR!CE 1 Jlumxin, ;i. -H;fil:fnt chirr of livili.-in scheduled and uncertain—trips to not* available. l)« not »\ail until the >rin> ivilrra. H'ri .'.i;:r.-[v n.trp <>:. ir .^'r.-iiv linn. !', is owned nnd op- pn.snnnH luriM- h .it Knit Mun- the. ramp and the motor care of paved h v:!:w.y. l!.n:^p :: I' I* ' f>' • ALL MODELS :ed liy fhailrs M.-ic'.Jiioid nnil Allow flit-. mm,"* r.ir ;.: SI.'.: >\ I . l!"i.i. :.. mmy N'aimim. th is rr-loln ;i! in ;: hi-i riflt li « nni- tin- dnv had their difficulties on the KVrW*!. . V I'll!.!,.' P.r.l H.TT.'tv .I • ! f l", ! , P :ny is :i i ivili •in employe • of old dirt roads—especially after ft <;. H. Nn:-|.. Itnl H: .. . «. 1 f..-."-.l • • ALL MAKES lie po.sl. Ho 11! s 111<• arjtlnl ills inr- £ood rn in. CVCR~ANri'T:l l-.iMli..,,. ;.:,.,. s,.n- • ANY YEAR ion of bcinK the employee vith Mr. Sullivan was the first presi- 1 Party Tomorrow he Innecu i ] of rontin r^rsriftn r• irii* s. Api . iv. inn* r. v •! • • D.n» In m I'lnin. lulls dent of Fort Monmouth local, Na- »,•!.» w.Th .inn. «r.l rlia.'.c ;ir.>; I >.l rnwrtfr i..i-m. Hire • v,l hn-.hi. I... PACKARD—RED BANK service at Fort Moiimouth. tional Federation of Federal Em- ployees and first president of the TOP VALUIS IN FINI Keilj minding For St. Mary's Irm: PLi'.-builii T-K* State Federation, and helped to or- HANCE & DAVIS p!?yho.i'. ccw*, :!l l cnloiv l'::re pli r.r:v--. I'i'"' ' l!"i Har.k S- Neck Atrair nf the Federal Credit Union, of 1B6I, or G. II. Nrv:.;s, Kr.l ll.-.i.k C- R. B. 6-0428 which he Is a charter member. He WHISKIES 11» o iH'fil Churcli COLT'S Nki'K Wii I': "t"> t, ..!••• I IV also holds membership in the Holy i 'i Name society of Holy Cross church, FOR THANKSGIVING rftrd party will ho held tomor- or.r «c:« o:i ! e Rumson. roc.ni. « th lii.!•:.... «'»l'i:. 1 --I'" nii4lu at. 8 o'clock in Co il,.,. l.rrt:-..oit!« n:.l I'.'-.'i. I" .-.in ".••'/ k school In benefit St. Mary Mr. Sullivan 1« an ardent golfer, church of Colt's Neck, Mr.'. Glace maintains a keen Interest In inter- collegiate football and is a familiar Try THREE ir'n^'ir.":.' i'i: SI I.-•.••.. i'. 1 . II..UKI IJImensee is the Roneral chairman FEATHERS Sin . **• h:r > l'h !!'•! 11"..^ f.-if'*:! .if !he affair, at which five turlicj and popular flpure throughout the „.- i: it \. •. i.. II..; H •!.» i.-K.:.::•.!.• will be clispo.'.'ci of co-operalivel; county. RESERVE. ui:ii.i»iN.. .-rn;.- ,. iii-.-..n».-...i "First Among Fine 1 1'iocred.s will l)e. used lo purchase Siircu'l.-i'.i. I•••'•• II .Mi-'l I'' I- »'•'' Whiskies Since n-h-our"n>5t lu.iy PII.I sirif..:..! i..' •" m: i i '.ilr. >.- MORTGAGES The event marks t - lesumption I. ,-• yt.r ! •!• ;• h.inir • •. r..«. I • I', choice" for mi|- nf cud parties to benefit the lln-.l.':,. .-•!i:r--l. n> 1':...t » !(.•! »>«. Give HouscKarming nificent flavor. This I.. II... I ..| li. 11. N. • •". l!"l ll'<'.-= I'- To .lunch, whicli in past years at- grand pre-war ll; ;;:-.!.• llaclcd ]:\>KC numbers from the. Mr. «nc! Mrs. Edward H. Stone liULMI'l.l. :- •• •'.:>•: .'•>• quility whiskey, .jiii'ioiimlini; counl ryside. They h ivi entertained at a houscwarming blended with finest s,,|.-. ,:,;.. I I- v "...!"l ;i":i ••'"> 1.1. not been held the past live years, party and shorn dinner Saturday GRAIN neu- ••! lli.il i . • but. prior to that Ibey were noted night at their recently-purchased tral spirits, is :-r:.|....|..l.i I.r:ll prornl ino for the exceptionally fine pn/c home on Broad street, Shrewsbury. richly ro- SAVE! f.."i r I -.': -SM-.I l.v PI'-- Knild your awarded. The house has been renovated bust, yet [• •,,• ,,;. :,.,.:.•:• •: . ' • I'. M'-r-l- . . A.ssistin^ Mis. lllmeiuce with ai throughout, with a modernistic kit- "light as a S!i- . ••»- i.-ny !'.•••••• >•••! '••<:• •"• -1 •"• •"• I own IKIIIK' . nuiKcnicMts are .Miss Klizabeth chen and with each of the other fealhcr!" ,, ii. ll. "\. i . . I;.,I I; -.1 ..-l..",:..l • ' Kain. Mr.'. Kind I'rrrcjlti, Mrs. I d John M. Sullivan looms furnished in a different mo- i.frnVi: sII.VK.K ipi i.. :n.'t I..IM... ward Mchni, Mrs. Kcl'.vanl Klanni- tif. $404 I'IIIVIIHSI" y •K.-in, Mr.". David Timidaiski, Mrs, I.-JOJ t.;i li..i!.. r. .1.- !...: "•.. '.-ii. II-. Born In Hrookline, Mnsc, Mr. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vic- : Ct. AKne.q Murtin, .Mi?. Chailos Cnne Sulliviui went to Washington in .',•'.';'",. *'"..'; .'r.iM.V |i"!>'-."ii \V=i'..'.l.tn v. hoiur tor Sattcr, Mr. and Mre. Daniel .and M's- Niclinlas Harvey. .1017 to work In the ollice or the J.iondi, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. II.'..!:..;'. I'i «•••• !•':•"••• '!'"•, «•'! D & H ll-,lil.. l'h i..i:.-.. • Chief HiKn.il Olllcer. Soon after the Kfrray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meek- i'OI.I) JIUTl " I AKM o:>'. I.':..!...,:. l-..u 1...1- SCHWARTZ- establishment of Cnrnp Vail, later er, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hogan, .Mr", llplrn Hi-H.srr of Kcnn.«bllrf; to become Knrt Monmotllh, Mr. Miss Katharinn Child and Clarence .IKIS in.-idi; lintiwn tilt- niKiif;rmont Sullivan ivjia transferrccl here and Fan ning. !.'•..! a \\\'.'..':l. !•>•. I:"!-"'. I I'. «'•!• l-'rr.:it -MACKLIN or her iliiughtcr, Miss liulh Hous- Week End Specials Mr..:, lid II..I.I-. l'!i..i .- li-:!.-,".'.' \cr. to IH-t. Allied Wiililn;:, I'. S. SHHBM'dlH.IIY. M '• «*.• 1 •• •-i-.". l.nrs.- 8 WIIITIO STKKKT 'Army, of West Kpnn.shui'K. Alias r >:i'.'),;!;'i;:,'."i""i. :Mi." ','."•"*!-.i.". ''•i!.",:..'.','.'m"! : Hi'llsri- is M crnclilntp " Micldln- lilll lluilk <)-.{l2l Imvn luwnshiji liidh school ami i.s -r. V. j rill|iloyr>rl liy tiic I'niilnnl i:.l lll:-:ur- l;. ...•or. l r. \V. • \ :••: 5' : ] ,.- . i,.:; rl!:iiu-" cornpnny nl. JN'mv.-ull. 1'vl. II in;,. !•;, 'III.. II.-.I Hunk lli.ts.-t.-r i» siuiliiiiti WRIGHTS I! Ml II \NK S'i li-:. •.• !•- .1 W.'illinK iittondod J

!.:•• :> THREE FEATHERS ENAMEL r'-l"jlV,,l..' i li \V< >! 1 • olll .-.'I LIONEL V.S.U. BOUlUtON 4 HR. PLAN NOW WHISKEY, A 8 COLORS :.'..'-. rii.'im.i ir .•(,;i:.a. "t li>o M...IH-. ULEND, is today's l.nok thtisr .YOU Illtc, or nccfl for Reg. 5.00 Gal. fr <•].:»' r. I,.,: >• . Tr. .,;'. nl'.nrlit.l Kiii- hest Flnurbon "hey' Interior - Exterior l)ottlcd in Kentucky, l:.,lr'.,i, W:i'r'rl.i.ry, Iliiill.T.' lii "ivr,,' | it gives you superb .49 I'...i • .-I,.V_I:,,I ii:,nk. I'll.,1" •;-ri.-..,.-.- Service Station GAL. QT. iVhSlinY" il'lTll' (ai'iiiliinirr, mi "l.-m.l- quality at a genuinely 98' 4 '»• GAL RC.lpfd ar:c. I',If Jl!:i( r, l-n.r IMUirl. moderate price. lihB. tiirte Minimii, ,.:i l.urii. r. hmiir. 90 PROOF. dl;ite IMI!ICCJM,III ; JM.'I'.MI, UnK'.irli Wi'lrfli'irj, lir-,M.,r. in U'.'l I'inii! »i-rri, ».,I liiinl.. _i'h^>i» r.-:i:.ji.,.* ItKlf HA;sK -IliMilr- ,,l si\ "lint.-." liinril-.. ENAMEL HERE'S SUYt slat* rcof, hot n:r licnt. Nrrtls r, - : Monmouth Adult School .-,,,•<•.'. ' ijuli-k >nlf; >r,.r,iMi. HI'ISIMII : UNDERCOATER LUCAS Wiitfrli.lry. ltrnllil. Hi W. »t l'uilit KD.tl.SON, N. .1. Itrrrt, li.lrrrt. Uril H.-.l:!.. I'linnt li.a.-jiH'.' Try GOLDEN .93 KHU HANK-lTiUli- .Sllvrr! Mmlr rit TilK W 1- D D I N G FRI. A SAT. ONLY GAL. Cod Ho Til • of IJVO rooni^, l*nth, lirr- ANNIVERSARY... TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS an extra quality fi^nrni )ia«h m.il errcm*. Atnplr sp:ir,i im whiskey for your 1 rfint* oeciuiiinry : f 11 ,.*>CH'. Jttsrph Mr- NEW CONVENIENCE '"white jic ' Cn» AjBcncy, Heal* or, IMuttn1 1 turns on occasions. En joy this FLAT superlatively fine 100% PURE jfE|r~ BANlv-"^lV»lrnr~lt>"c:Ttiii?i~twi.- whiskey . . , worthy a.li;i*-j mrtit hon*c, ili!'« [nnni«, lintii. WALL PAINT REPAIRS MADE LOCALLY companion to the WHITE SHELLAC oriRinal GOLDEN WHITE ONLY WEDDING! IN APPROXIMATELY 2 DAYS Well Known Brand rnrnrr lioiur, tlirr" tipnitiiirntn. (ivr | 5-LB. CUT (jonin »acli. our li:ith, hot nir heat, rnnl; ' r>! 1 'J t» x 1 0:»; $ ••. nil it. K. C KPPII Ajifiiry. '. GAL. ^hor.jF Knl tiatii; fi-n] 'Jl.- ^ j ? ' GAL OK~Tr.;iHMr"YO|T"""r.-in " im.vr^ilvTiit 1-7 j WEEK-END ONLY Four-room luiruralow, \v\\\\ \>;\\h nni! i WE ARE THE LARGEST mt :.ir hen IT: t«« n-1!"^ I find, nnil iwn . h. i:. ll"-il Ascncr. l'hone K^cl Hank f,. DISTRIBUTORS OF LIONELS ni» hOVE'l.Y iuYMK'- "lii" UrrniiV'ni t. 'i",w ! room*. 11 n lli. y:is rtuiRf. knnlty p',:.< : IN MONMOUTH COUNTY Try Our "SPEED TONE" fintfli. hardWOIM! lldoij*. hut ivn:» r lir,--1, ' i*:ri-uln:or. oil: Inrpo In!. K. C. Herd. = One Hour Drying Aurn<> ; |]1.:»(tp. I'honc Hrd Itiink 6- OLD CHARTER is SEf F-PRIMING FLAT FOR Kentucky's finest SHnEV\\SilCUV- Two ' i-lmier n-liniiur.;: ' IVK IIAVKN'T THE KEY TO .THE Cli'V liiis; m.» Ji coi in r pitij" riy on Kim Straight Bourbon — BEAUTIFUL WALLS — I,ant, on* l.loclt frnm Sycuinor* nvrnur, HLT WE IIO HAVE THE KEYS TO THE ItETTEK HOMES COMPLETE TRAIN OUTFITS Whiskey, Gyearsold, l-nvfil strut; Utw]y Mrrs; fnriin: Stint li. i 86 proof. You'll find 0 Beautiful Shades iro"ME7""s\vl;i;T'"HOME—Ymf wii~iM- ! nothing finer than r'.iiRitif: this win n you inirrhn«e nnr | With and Without Whistle and Smoke this luxuriously rich, Gal. Makes 1'/2 Gals. GAt. s 3" of our ror.v hrum , We havr at i»rrs- • $ 50 i". Itmlinr*. 77 Iiruad ftrcct. l'honr i 5 R_rt; liiciiin l'Ji-ni «'.th li.'iun* 'I r. ;i- ! Real Estate and Insurance—G. I. Loans TURPENTINE LINSEED OIL iv.i;* [iirl ii lui;)!-:ii CIIIMII rlnsr; inr Void- i Iit-Rt «I!sii(!». Th:* ilr-liuhtful rntt:ii;p • UliU BANK'S OXI.V 77 U1IUAII STKKKT 9i hn« rvr:-j-;h:i:K. Kil.i Wili^h:'- AKPnry. WOMAN KIC.M TOIt I5EI) BANK, N. J. GAL T GAL Hf nUnv. 77 Utontl Urn t. JMinno Hod 98 Hnnl: r,.2Ifil.- I Tt'leplliinu Kril Bllllll ii-'iKil *» n i S\ UKK- Yniii' itTcniiii"' I'lTiTn "h'js j 75 TO 250 WATT JAMES E. PEPPER >J.«2«i yctrly. It i« Inrat. d in K-d Bottled-in-Bond Kentucky Straight TRANSFORMERS Dourbon is 6 years TRIBUNE - Wall Paper Act ni y. Uir.Iinr. 7 7 llri'md b'tKtt. I'h^nr Rr.l Hankji.2ir.l." Thompson Agency old, I0O proof. . .a "WA8HABLE - FADE PROOF" >f(iVIN<;-- MTfit Vll " ijiiicUy." C,'. ]'. , precious pre-war uwtidl home. 1'ivr-i oom Imn^iilnw, $g.75 $g.75 whiskey of superb KKAL ESTATE INSUKANCE flavor. Beautifully Styled Patterns Mtic lin'ifhcd, hot wntrr heat :' Xwit-nir ' Me, $ 90 windows; nrar •rhn.il nnil ti.>vn: S'.'.ulni j MUKTGACES (i. I. LOAMS For Every Room ,-^sh l:ikr^ nvrr !-.yr;..r inert:::".!,% r\t o $20'°° <• 6 t./,; ?r.,.'"" kit :,, p y : T,ii.-c>sir.n tv,, W. M. IHOMl'SON, «d "WE TRIM YOUR PAPER" \vr<-:.>- ?:,:i nuw.'n'y t..-,ynirnt«. Cnl! 4/6 Qt only if intirc'tr.l .v. nlvivr irii-r. 7T | JIOISTON II. .lONliS, .IK. WESLEY T. HUCK K:!!,-. I.'i.ic.ln r>v.ii,,r. Atlnntir lli-.-ll- ' hit.df. C:i'l i-':.-. nsrlsiy or Hutnlny nft.r . 1IAHKV I.. KVUEK, ,111. WILLIAM K. KOBERTS UJ._No_MTnr>>. _ TWO COHNKI! LOTS'. 5,-islfni i.iicnT"im I ===== ACCESSORIES ===== torr.r nl rrirnlinn nr.,1 Virginia nvc- ! 81 E. Front St. Red Bank 6-0700 RESERVE OUR MODERN r-,.. l"n-' Mor.mr.jtli. I'hniip Krnnsliurv THREE FEATHERS DrSTRIIUTORS, INC., «. t, ». T. FLOOR SANDING EQUIPMENT 1;K I HANK ,\I:I:A. r;.ilivrn:ci,l "for coin, WHISTLE CONTROLS $3.25 muling. Hemp In A-l L-on,lition. Hull- THREE FEATHERS V.5.K. IOURION WHISKEY, A porch, living niMin with fir'-Jiihic-''. diniii'.- ILEND. 51% Straight laurbui Whitkiy, 49% fnin No Dust No Fuss i"".r\ I'-ll-". tv.n 1,,'lrooms. liatll. oil LOG LOADERS $18.95 niulnl iplrili. THREE FEATHERS RESERVE ILENDED m.i.r.nn 1, HI. II. Riiilmiin BASCULE BRIDGE $23.95 WHISKEY, U pnif, 45% groin ntulitl iplrlti. (• A'Siie- , !.., 31 ^ Hie.r.-l .'..-,.!. Krilim. | COLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ILENOED WHISKEY, le.vn. Vl..,nf n-e,f.i.7. I li pnof, 45% fnin niutnl tpirllt. J'KB - IIKVOI.IJTKINM'.Y fii,'tnlni.i'e MAGNETIC CRANES $22.50 •Inlr '""I. imi-linlly iii,.,leri,ir..,l. fe.nr l-'iomr, ljr.lli. h,vr-,.,ty. . '. etii.-ily ; 1]i . Every item listed above- u r'-,e-. nictiy !ii!nl,ie-: hanis. iri;rniTr*: WATER TOWERS $5.95 fn,.',fi(l. H^v II. Htli!inr.n I.\ iVnvrii'li". I!II7. Ml I'lr Ji |,|,] r;,' ...n e, f ! CROSSING GATE $4.50 •i mn til a i • utii thn d.itn (if ihr nfnrcsnld E. R. SNYDER & CO. order, or thry will li« fnrpvrr hnrrrd • '•' • "••• • • '!. ••' l''i. • •: ',' ,.' '|l:'iiil nf thrlr nrtions therefor nvaln.il the Fnld sultscribrr!'. .V'iinn.-.:i, ilf.-ii-.'.il. i.oliir •. I,, ,, !.-, ••:,,,, fifqib/uW 1B73 GATEMAN $5.95 , , :n. . ,,,| .' •;. i lie,,.',,il ,,, e.\. D. & H. Paint Coj l>nlci|l IVcchold, N. .1., Orlnbcr 23rd, Ill '' I:, 111- lIlllMTill. ••. i;.||||il,is:ill|-iN , for • -il 'I nill i'nil. ..il. IL i,r,.r. mill, llirlr SEMAPHORE ' $4.95 I ff 17. A. C. DIXON — H. B. HARRI8ON .'rliti j.r.el ileniaiielH i,L';:ilivt tile- i.niel r,- INSURANCE MAHY ANNA WHITE, Inle-, iinelir tintli. wilhin *:A im,i,!lm fr',,n :\\t Muninniitii Street, III" illilt- of 111,' lifmiMiill ,,1,1, r. or they FIRE CASUALTY. MARINE. AVIATION LIFE BONDS Hf-r! Hunk, N. J. viil I... fiirc-vir linrri'd of thih- nrllnns 4 WEST FRONT ST. / .loaicpH c, REISS, lll>'l''[lir ill!,ill,5, 11,,. ,: 1,1 MllMI-l'ilill . ;i!> Monnioulli Street, Illlll-.l! riiihi.lil, ~K. .1., Niivrmlii I SURVEYS and APPRAISALS ., Ut-t\ Hiinlf, N. J, AT FOOT OF BROAD **•' J fit Jl. JIM". Licomad New York and fJow Jartoy Brokor. ' lli.'li-'KY ]„ NOONAN, McRsrH, Wlrp & WIKI', Uo« :,:,i, Kv.rr.lt lleniel, Knl HtinU, Nrw .It-iMry, PHONE RED BANK 6-4271 li... Hunk. N, .1., II, J, II, #| 135 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. I't M'i'r. II"! en-,, * llr"l;m;in, PHONE: AT 1 -0900 — PROMPT FREE DELIVERY — Jli'l Unnt, Men .l,-,.rj. Tho IUMI li,,nk IVwistrr Is s by IIH-II it* WK|| n^ iMiUuMnwn men,—Adverliflomonl,

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