ANK laiued Woekls, Entered si Sceond-Clut Sl>u«r «t His Font- VOLUME XLIX£, NO. 25. office it (lid Dank, N. J., under the Aot of Uorch a, 1870. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 1 TO 16. ARGUE OVEIUHJS ROUTE. DAIRY FARMING GROWING ADVICE TO PUPILS. CUSSED HIMSELF IN JAIL. SAVED FROM DROWNING. AUXILIARY'S NEW OFFICERS. Red Bank High Ikjiool Pupil. Hear Mn. Jennie Fisher is Chosen Head BIG BAZAR AND SUPPER. THOMAS P FAY'S WILL of Red Bank Lodge. MATTER AGAIN BEFORE CATTLE HERDS ARE INCREAS- Talk'* by Buaineas Men. - SIX DOLLARS WOULD HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FOR WAL- "TWO CONNECTED EVENTS AT LONG BRANCH LAWYER LEFT The morning assembly exercises The Sons of Union Veterans' aux- DLETOWN COMMITTEE. ING IN ATLANTIC. KEPT CHARLES WAGNER OUT. ., TER WOODWARD SATURDAY. RIVER PLAZA LAST WEEK. ESTATE TO WIDOW. at the Red Bank high school for iliary of Red Bank held an election {.Ong Dlicuaslon Between Leonardo Loading Platforms Make Their Ap- borne time have bcon held under the Bui Bolford Man Refused to Pay He Broke Through the Ice on the of officers last' Wednesday night. They Were Held at the Community Freehold Man Left Estate to Sitters and Ocean View Residents— pearance in Front of a Number direction of different members of it, Stating; that Hs Didn't Cuss River.and He Was Rescued by Mrs. Hattie Wymbs was chosen past Houie Last Friday and Saturday and Brotheri—.Estate of David B. * Townihlp Committee to Give De- of Farm*—Two New Cattle tho senior class. Tho program is of any Harder than the Man Who James Langler, Son of P,. J. Lang. president, Mrs. Jennie Fisher pres- Nights by the Community Club Lambertson of Matawan Is Be- ' cision Decomber 30th, Farmers at Scobeyyillo, a varied nature and Red Bsnk bus- Had Him Arreatecl. ler of Riverside Drive. ident,1 Mrs,, Rose Predmore vice and the Junior Club. - qucnthed to Two of His Couilns. iness men have been asked to speak The Mlddlotown township com- In front of various' farm cn- Caleb Lukcr, a carpenter and real Walter Woodward of Riverside president, Mrs. Fannie House chap- The supper and buzar held at the Thomas P. Fay of Long Branch, to tho high school students on top- Jnitecjat thoic meeting last Thurs<- trancos oh tho county road at Sco- estatedealer at Belford, had Charles Heights, in Middletown township, lain, Mrs. Lucy Wymbs secretary, community house at River Plaza who died two weeks ago, made hh dcj night, again deferred action on beyville and Colt's Neck aro a num- ics applicable, to their school work .Wagner of Belfori arrested last broke! through the ico. on the Mrs. Gertrude, Dey treasurer, Mrs. last Friday and Saturday proved will August. 16th, 1922, with Abrqm fixing tho route for bus sorvice-at ber' of small - platformr?1 used for and-to their future. About two week on n charge of using Vile and Shrewsbury river Saturday after- Jessie Gill patriotic instructor,'Mrs. successful beyond expectations. All O Johnson and Ella Maude John* >• Leonardo. • Amzl Thbfno presented loading milk on .automobile trucks. weeks ago Mayor William H. R. abusive language. Mr, Wagner is noon. The incident occurred near Lcuisa Cree guide, Mrs. Catherine the returns are not yet in and it is eon as witnesses. Mr. Fay left all n petition with 210 panics asking Tho platforms aro nbout three feet White spoke on local government a railroad employee. At the hear- the Middletown' shore while ' Mr. Coggins assistant guide, Mrs. Maudi. impossible to ascertain the exact jiis estate to his wife, Gertrude K, • that the present bug route ovorXIen- high. All of thorn hnvo been put and civic pride. Friday morning' ing before Justice Lou,is H. Meese Woodward was walking about on Stryker . and Mrs. Grace Simpson Tofits, but it h certain that the Fay, ijiid named his wife and J. tral aVonuo and Leonard avenue be up recently,' Forty-quart cans of manager of The Red Bank Register, of Belford llr. Luker stated that tho ice hunting wild, ducks. color guards, Mrs. Helene. Simpson mount cleared will reach $150". Adele Presley as executrices of tho continued. Three weeks previous milk are put on these platforms by manager of the Red Bank Register, the language usec' by Mr. Wagner James Langler, son of P. J. press, correspondent, Mrs. Carrje robably it will go above'that fig- will, . . ,tho people of tho Ocean Viewy sec- gave a ten-minute talk on what a tho dairy farmers. The platforms was unfit to repeat. Mr. Wagner Langler , of Middletown township, Patterson inside guard and .Mrs. ure. John R. Parker of Freehold tion of Leonardo .presented a peti- business man expects of a graduate. aro nbout on a; level with the truck admittedthat he.had "cussed out" and Joseph Irwin, sbn of Capt. Minnie Olaen outside guard. Mrs. The supper was served Friday named his brother nnd sister, James tion with 184 names askinfe that the bodies and_ having these platforms •The assembly exercises. Friday Charles P. Irwin of Red Bank, also 1 Mr. Luker, but tha^ what he said to Maude Stryker and Mrs. Theora night, with clam chowder a3 the A. Parker and Lydia R. Parker, exe- route "™ changed to pass through saves a gr'ent deal of heavy lifting morning were conducted by David Mr. Luker wasno worse than what were hunting wild ducks Saturday Brown were chosen delegates to the feature dish and with Mrs. Vander- Ocean View. This would substi- cutors of His will. Ho left to the sif- and lugging for the milk dealers Russell, Jr., nnd they were most Mr. Luker had said to him. The ar- afternoon, although they were not state convention, which will bo held veer VanDorn in charge. The Com- tute Appleton avenue for, Leonard ters of his deceased wife, Mary Jano and their employees, Among the ably handled by nim. David, who gument between the two men grew with Mr. Woodward. Part of the in June at Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. munity club prepared and served avenue; •.'•''. nnd.Cerydwm Roser, all the furni- farmers who havo built such plat- is known about school as "Red" out of a dispute nbout a bill for time they walked about on the ice Catherine Coggins and Mrs. Louisa the supper. Tho bazar was held ture which formerly belonged to his. At tho meeting three weeks ago forms .am Norman Sickles, Edward Russell on account of his auburn work done by Mr. Luker. and part of the time they used ,a Cree will be delegates t the nation- both rights, with the Junior Com- ivife. To his sisters, Lydia R. Pork- Baskctt, Michael Bordiul:, George liair.is a former Register newsboy as canoe to traverse open spaces whre thoro was a long-discussion over tho Justice Meese fined Mr. Wagner al convention to be held in Septem- munity club in charge and with er and Cornelia B. Parker, he left S. P.'Hunt,, John G. Schandt and are several members of the school tho water had not frozen. They mattor and there was an equally $10 and costs. The costs amounted ber in Ohio. Miss Ruth Scattergood ns chair- all money which might bo pnld into Sidney Bennett, but this by no orchestra. The Register is mighty saw Mr. Woodward fall through the man. The community house was at- long discussion last Thursday,night, to ?6. Mr. Wagner said he wanted After the business session the his estate from life insurance. AH means comprises the, full liit of proud to have on its records boys ice and they went to his rescue. ' tractive with gaily decorated booths Tho argumonts used wero virtually to appeal from Justice Mcese's de- members of the auxiliary held a the rest of his property was loft In the same aB those of threo weeks dairy farmers in Atlantic township. as these who are showing the same where such goods were sold as flow- cision. Mr. Meese said Mr. Wagner ^o get to the young man in the, Christmas party and exchanged equal shaves to all his brothers and ago. Tho only new element was ability and ambition.to make good ers and potted plants, fancy ar- Dairy farming is becoming an would have to pay the costs of the water the other two hunters had g'ifts. A clam chowder supper was sisters. Edward C. Formarr and ' a letter from the insurance com- in their school work as when they ticles, toys, home-made-cake, jellies, Important Industry in thai; town- case before he made an appeal. Mr. to get past some ice which was too served afterward. The auxiliary William. S. Brown were the witness- pany which insures tho bus com- were selling their favorite news- preserves and caildy. Many per- ship. Tho poor potato years Wagner refused to pay the costs, thin to bear their weight. For this and Arrowsmith post will hold a es to the will. pany againBt accidonts. This let- cnused many farmers to engage in paper. reason it was decided that it would sons did part of their Christmas ter stated theft Appleton avenur was stating that he preferred to go to joint installation of officers January shopping at the community house. David B. F. Lambertson of Mata- the ljusineBs ol supplying milk for At the assembly exercises selec- be better for one person to attempt 12th. . . very dangerous because of a rail- jail rather, than to pay the costs. < 1 ivan left all his estate to his cousins, retail dealers. Most of tho large tions are played, by tho school or- than two. Mr. Langler,, being the A large fruit cake made by Mrs . road crossing nnd because of other retail dealers in-this, pnrt of tho "I wont pay tho fine and I wont lighter of the two, essayed the task. M. Ada Lambertson and Jennie chestra, which consists of more than pay the costs," said he to Judge BIDS FOR FIRE TRUCK. Roy Day was awarded to Benjamin' Hinderson of Newark. Ono para- reasons. It said tho company might county make daily trips through the Pushing the canoe ahead of him he H. Crate, Jr. A guess cake made fifteen pupils. Mceae. "What are you going to do graph of tho will stating why ho refuse to insure tho bus company if township to collect milk. Some of walked out ns far as, he could to- Rumson Borough to Buy a New by Mrs. Edward Scattergood -was the Appleton nvenue route were the automobile trucks have bodies about it?" -., wards the floundering swimmer. Motor Apparatus With a. Pump. made this disposition of his estato TELEPHONE ALARM SYSTEM'. offered to anyone who could guess chosen. . ,. • " ' higher than those formerly used, "I am going to send you to jail, When the ice gave ominous cracks the name of a certain ching which reads as follows ;• "My other rela-. that's what I am going to do about At Thursday night's meeting of tives have not shown to mo that The letter was presented by Wil- and the farmers who sell their milk MioMIetown TowniMp Committee is under him Mr. Langler got in the the maker had placed in the cake. it," responded Mr. MeeBe. "There the Rumcon borough commissioners friendliness of disposition and kind- liam IJ. Russell, who is one of the to the owners of Buch trucks hnvo Considering the Proportion. canoe and the craft broke through bids were opened for a new motor The successful guesserv was Mrs. had to build the platforms to make will be one day for each dollar of the ice. and floated on the water. ness to which I think I was entitled chief owners of tho bus company. James MacPhee of Leonardo, who fire truck with a thousand-gallon George Kaney and tni- unusual Othors who spoke in favor of re- easier the work of loading the milk the fine, so that you will have to He paddled out to Mr. Woodward thing in the cake was a fig. A from them and they do not merit is a member of Community fire com- pump to ^place the hose truck used taining the present route were on the trucks. , spend sixteen days in jail unless you and got him aboard. The rescue bridge set was awarded.to G. W. any special consideration from me." pany of that place, jXdvocated a.tele- by company No. 2. The lowest bid Charles Thorno and Armi Thome change your mind and pay $6 for was effected in the nick of time. Palmer of Newark and a box of The will was madfe' thirteen years The latest additions to tho list of 1 was furnished by the Seagrave firm. of Leonardo and Theodore La- phono alarm system- for all the lire the ) costs of the hearing. Paying Mr. Woodward was weak from his candy to Mrs. Florence Bioren. ago and Michael J. Tansey wan dairy farmers in Atlantic township companies of Middletpwn township This company agreed to take the brecque of Campbell's Junction. aro D. A. and C. C. Swingle, who the ?6 will give .you a chance to exertions and benumbed with cold. named as executor. at the meeting of the township com- make an appeal and will help you A few minutes more would have hose cart and deliver a Seagrave David E. Laird of Englishtown Advocates of the Appleton avenue recently bought Howard A. Tin- truck fo^, $12,000. The American- A DOG WITH THREE LEGS. route were J. H. Lockwood, R./F. mittee last Thursday night. He said out of jail." meant death to him. left the use and income of all of hjg dall's farm at Scobeyvillo. The new the telephone wires could be con- La-France company made a bid of Lockwood nnd Moo Josephs, The owners of the property have only "No, I wont pay one cent," re- Caretaker of Town Hall Has a Crip estate to his wife, Lily Laird, as long nected in such a manner that the Someone who saw Mr. Woodward $13,000, with an allowance of $300 . cornmitteemen said they would give a small number of cattle at present, torted Mr. Wagner. S~ "• pled Pet at His Home. , as she lives or until she- re-marries. sirens at the firehouses would be fall through the ice telephoned to for the hose truck. Three types of their decision on the bus route but they expect to make a large ad' Ho was sent to the county jail A three-legged hound dog is a If she should re-marry Mr. Laird ' blown by a signal from the tele- Red Bank police headquarters. pumps were offered by the Ameri question nt their final meeting of dition to their herd in the spring. to serve sixteen days, but on Thurs- Harry H. Clayton, chief of police, curiosity at the home of John provided that sho should receivo the yonr on Thursday. December phone exchange 6flke3. The cost can:LaFrance company. The prices her dowerrights from the estate and They will remodel the buildings on day papers were sent by Justice' and Ensley White got in an auto- submitted by the Ahrens-Fox com- Drummond, caretaker of the 'town 30th. m tho plnce and build a silo. The would be about §30 for each fire- Meese to the county authorities or- hall at Red Bank. Homeless, half the balance of the estate should bo house with such a system. The com- mobile and rushed across Cooper's pany were $13,650 for an apparatus farm comprises 84 acres.. It is,on dering Mr. Wagner released. Mr. bridge to tho Middletown Bhore. starved hnd shivering with cold the given to his son Herbert. Mr. Laird's " mitteemen said they had taken up with a booster attachment and $13,- ACCIDENT AT SHREWSBURY. tho north side of tho county stone Wagner was • discharged from jail They arrived just as Mr. Langler dog was found last week by a Red wife was made the executrix of hjs this matter with the telephone com. 760 with chemical tanks. The com- road, about a milo and a half cast early Friday morning and he re- got Mr. Woodward in the canoo. Bank resident, who fed-it. The dog will and the witnesses were Ella. p. Two Cars Damaged in a Collltion of the village center. pany several months ago but that pany agreed to make an allowance was taken to the town hall and Mr. Craig, Carrie Conover nnd William sumed his railroad job. Mr. Wagner Mr. Woodward was taken to the of $5pO on the old apparatus. A . Last Wednesday. for some unknown reason the tele- says he does not know why his sen- Langler home. He wa\ very weak Drummond volunteered to care for L. Conover, all of Englishtown. Thn A Cadillac repair: automobile phone company had .ignored their motion was passed to refer the bids it for^ few days in the hope that will wns made June 14th, 1901. ^ SUPPER AT FIREHOUSE. tence of sixteen days wns reduced and he spent the rest of the day at to the fire committee for examin- owned by John Kingsland of Eat- inquiries. Howard W. Roberts, the to two days. He says he did not pay Mr. Langler's. the owner would turn up for it or About $40 Cleared,by Ladies' Aux ation. ontown and a Packard sedan driven township clerk, was instructed to tho $6. _ • that some one wanting a pet will RIVER PLAZA'S GAIN. by Mrs.1 Harry L. Powers of Shrews- iliary of Union Fire Coriipany. bring the matter to the attention give it a good home. One of the CLUB'S NEW OFFICERS. bury collided last Wednesday on The ladies' auxiliary' of, Union of the telephone company again. $3,000,000 FOR CHARITY.' NEW PRESBYTERIANS. front legs of the dog is missing. Mail to be Delivered at That Ptaca Upper Broad street near the plant firo company of Red Bank, cleared M I » , With Start of -lew^year. ' Election Held by Red Bank Repub A Gain of 23 Members Made by The dog was evidently born of the Shrewsbury dairy company. about $40 by a clam .chowder stfp HOME FROM HOSPITAL. Red Crosi and St. Luke's Hospital to lican Club Last Week. minus a leg. It limps when it River Plaza wiil have mail car- Tho Packard sedan whllo going to- per a few nights ago. The supper - Share in Scrymser Estate. Church at Red Bank. Last Thursday- night the Red wnlks, but it can run almost as good rier delivery 'service.- on and afte* wards Shrewsbury sViddod ori tho was in charge of a committee con- Mr*. Edward'Applegate Was Hurt The Presbyterian church of Red James A. Scrymser of Seabright, Bank Republiqan club elected offi- as an ordinary dog. It is not ful January 1st A petition for this ' unow and ice and traveled sideways sisting of 6Irs. Frank Loversidge, in an Accident at Jersey City. who died in 1918, left a will in Bank received 23 new members last convenience was sent to the postal y cers at a meeting at the town hall grown, being scarcely over its pup- on tho road, crashing- into Mr. Mra. Walter Hamilton, Mrs. Harry Mra. Edward Applegato of Elm which he. bequeathed, after his week. Those received by letter from pyhood." It was a rather sorry look- authorities several weeks ago nnd at which forty members of the club 1 Kingsland's machine. Mr. Kings- Estello, Mrs. Henry Bennett and place, Red Bank, returned home wife's death, nearly three million other churches were Mrs. Edith ing object when Mr. Drummond favorable action has Leen taken. wero preBent. The officers elected Meredith Farrier, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- land had driven into the ditch man Mra. Elizabeth D. Estellc. The Saturday from a Jersey City hos- dollars to be divided equally be- are: - . took charge of it, but under his ex- The service will be the' same ns nt attempt to avoid a collision. No firemen assisted tho women in serv- pital,* where she was under treat- tween St. Luke's hospital at New ward Applegate, Mr. nnd Mrs. pert care it has regained good Red Bank, one delivery in tho President—O. V. Wclr.. James Otis Davis, Kirs. Ella Gas- one was hurt, but both automobiles ing the supper. The membors of ment for injuries. Six weeks ago Yerk and tho Airiericn: Red Cross. health. Mr. Drummond has taken morning nnd one in afternoon. A. Vice presidents— Mrs. Thomas Jardlne, kill, Miss Bessie Gaskill, (Mrs. Cor- wero damaged, the auxiliary showed their appre- Mrs. Applegate was walking on n Mr. Scrymser's wife died last July J. V. MUkr. Mrs. Percy A. paddls. a great fancy to the dog and he short time ago sidewal'us wero put nelia R. Davis, Mr. and Mrs: El- ciation after their meeting last Fri- street at Jersey City when an au- and the money will be distributed Sccretnry-^Norman Gardner. says he would keep it if he did not down on most of the streets of Riv- Correspoiylins secretary—Mra. Thomaa wood D. Powers, Mrs. Belle Stern, day night by treating the firerpen tomobile truck ran,over the curbing have several other pets. He says er Plaza. Without these walks deV SUNSHINE LUNCHEON. to the beneficiaries ''during 1947. Ryder. • Miss Irma C. Stern, Arthur Harris to refreshments. _ and struck her, causing various in- Each organization will receive about Treasurer—Jamet S. Parkei. he hopes some one will give it n livery service for River Plaza would Stern, Ethel Frances Solle, Mrs. Is- not have been considered. It Will b» Held January 13th at As- juries. Mrs. Applegate was brought $1,470,000, which will go into the After the meeting refreshments good home. He believes it could bury Park Hotel. Rumson Man's Ankle Broken. abelle C. Wolcott and Mrs. Sarah be taught to do tricks and serve as home in an automooile ambulance endowment fund of each charity. were served. The new officers will M. Vreeland. The men's club ox River Plaza Tho .Monmouth coast branch of , George R. Kuhn of Rumson is laid owned by Albert W. Worden, Jr. take their positions in January and a curiosity at an animal show. tobk the lead in working for Carrie* Those received upon confession tho International Sunshine society up with a broken ankle. He got off She is still confined to the bed. Y they will serve for the ensuing year. deliveries. The club has also been Supper .at Belford. of faith were Helen Edith Davcy, Will hold its fifth anniversary lun- a bus last Wednesday night at Al- Auto Catchea Fire. working hard to get gasfor River A clam chowder supper nnd Jacqueline Warlow Proddow, Wini- cheon Thursday afternoon, Jnnuary len Btreet and started to walk home. Moved Into New Home. Christmas Club Money. An automobile owned by the Tip- Plaza. It has received assurances Christmas bazar will be held by the We pay two per cent interest per fred Merrill Kelley and "Reginald from the gas company at Atlantis 13th, at the Berkeley-Carteret hotel Ho had taken only a few steps when Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Power and tern water company caught ,£re Good and Welfare club of Belford annum on your Christmas savings. Borden Wolcott, who were bap- Highlands that' mains will be put) at ABbury Pnik. Rov. Furman. A. his ankle turned and he fell. A family of Harding road have moved Tuesday morning of last week on at Schnoor's hall at Belford Friday You are in time to join our Christ- tised; and Ferdinand Vreelana and down by spring. Another thing fo* bbMatls of ABbury Park will be bone in his ankle was broken and into their new house/ on William Riverside avenue. Liberty and and Saturday. The rirofits of the mas club for 1927. 'By enrolling Fred A. Selle. which the club is working is wate* _ toastmaster and Mrs. Cynthia West- the Injury was attended to' by Dr. street. The house is of Dutch co- now in our Christmas club nnd mak- Union fire companies responded to supper and bazar will be used t,o At the service Sunday morning service from the Tintern water com- ' over Alden, president and founder Samuel W. Hausmnn of Red-Bank. lonial design. Eugene Sawyer and ing regular weekly 'pnyments, you the alarm and put the fire out, help needy families at Belford and will bo sure to have money to use the. infant son of James Otis Davis pany. of tho society, will be one of the family hayo moved into the house was baptised. but not until after the body of the Btenkers. Tickets for«tha luncheon To Whom It May Concern, on Harding rond vacated by ^Ir. vicinity. for your Christmas shopping next year. Dont miss . taking out a automobile had been destroyed. This is Just Foi Men, are being sold by Mrs. Samuel Notice to holders of following Power. • • . shoe repair tickets: 2236, 2474, Get Your Christmas Hair Cut Christmas card now. How to Borrow Money lady folks will please not read l£ Lnst year a lady, thinking sho knew Smith of 200 East Front street, Red 2408, 2640, 2908, 3379, 1740, 2541, early at Curchin's barber shop. We We have the following classes: in a dignified and confidential way, Use Ivo distilled radiator glycer- Annual Stockholders' Meeting. ine in your car this winter. Safe, just who would send her Christmas Bank, , _^ 2718, 2851, 2931, 2987, 0294,1077, aro fully equipped to cut tho hair Twenty-five cent cinss. will be explained if you call at our Tho annual meeting of Etock- of all the family. The Family office. . If you need money to pay permanent protection against freez- presents, bought "Thnnk You"' If you hear it rumored that some 1447, 1454, 1773, 1774, 2205, 2779, holders of the Monmouth County Fifty cent class. 2799, 2920, 3325, 3360, 8681, 8748, Barber Shop. We specialize in back taxes, buy coal, repair house, ing. Equip your car with the ideal cards, addressed and stamped tho dealer In Christmas cards, other Farmers' Exchange will bo held at One dollar class. install new heating plant, buy real combination for winter driving: An envelopes, and put them away fo* than Fielder, tho man with tho base- 3749, 4000, 4248, 4269, 4069, 4076, their building, Marlboro, N. J., on ladies' hair cutting; any stylo do- Two dollar class. 4814 and 405O; if not claimed on siied and done right. Once trieu. estate, clothing, pny building and Allen Radiator Shutter, Ivo Distilled mniling when tho presonts wero re* ball name, on Monmouth street, Saturday, December 18th, 1920, at Five dollar class. loan, start a business, pay s:ore Glycerine, Goociyonr or Weed Tire coived. Friend 'husband foam! ncross from tho city hall, has tho or before Jnnunry 1st, 1927, will 2:00 o'clock P. M., for the election then always.' We will be closed Merchants Trust Company, be put up for sale at Moody's Shoe Xmas day, so do not wait until the bills or insurance premiums, help Chains, a Perfection Heater, to- them, nnd thinking they wero ordi- ' largest assortment of cards in of thirteen directors, and such other 02 Broad street, Red Bank. educate your child, interest on gether with That Good Gulf Gnso- nnry letters, mailed them. For two : tow , think of tho old maid down in Repair Shop, 26 Mechanic street, business that may come before the last minute. We will hnvo extra —Advertisement. Rod Bank. George Moody, Jr.. mortgage or for any other good line and Supremo Motor Oil, then weeks his wife was too emlmrnsscd Georgia, who when sho was asked meeting. artists during tho week and be open to go on tho street. And, Buddy, Advertisement. - - later tho night before. Our regu- cnuse, wo make loans of $50.00 to you can drive with comfort and If It was truo that she wnB Boon to W. F. Foley, Secretary. Notice. $300.00, with all the time you need safety. A-CService Station, south- I'll leave you to guess what hap- • • » 9* • , lar hours aro from 8:00 A. M. to be marriod said that thoro wasn't —Advertisement. _ The township of Shrewsbury will in which to pny. Under supervision east corner Bergen place and Maple pened to "Him." So, just tell . a word of truth In it, but she was Free Roof Inspection. 8:00 P. M., Saturdays 10:00 P. M. hold a meeting in the borough hall, "Friend Wifo" to buy her cards of This is something which mny save of tho State" Banking Dcpt. Globe avenue, Red Bank, phone 2211.— .telling' tho world sho wns grateful Now Open. Curchm's Barber Shop, over Bob Red Bank, on December 30th, at Finance Co., room 224, Kinmonth Advertisement. __ Fielder, the man with the baseball for 'ho rumor.—Advertisement* you the cost of a now roof. For n Oran(i Shutters tea room, Johnson'6 Radio Store.—Advertlse- 2:30 P. M., lor tho purpose o£ pay- numo, on Monmouth street, across limited time and to a ltrnitod num- building, Asbury Pnrk, N. J., phone Branch nuo and Harding road, men™ ing all bills nguinst the township. 5570.—Advertisement. For Christroau Dinner from the city hnll, nnd then mind ber of homo owners wo will extend Red Bank Luncheon, 12:00 to Same should bo presented on or be- your business.—Advertisement. Irresistible Gifts for Xmas. this Berylce. Cnll us on tho tolc- , .Canary Birds try Blatchley's duck. They are bet Visit our studio for suggestions. 2:00; dinner 6:00 IJ 7:30. Sunday fore Momlny, December 27th. Notice to Xmas Shoppers/ tor and cheaper thnn chicken or . •• i «• iliono and wo will mnko nn export dinner at 1:00 P. M. Orders taken will add cheer to the holidays nnd Signed, A delightful assortment of Imported 1 make a wonderful gift. We hnve n A visit to our otore will save you turkey; ten and tw»lvo weeks old: John A- Butler ; gifts nnd cards, just tho distinctive fnspoction of your roof. If it is in for led cream, muffins, nut broad, Frank- C. Byrnm, v females weigh 8 Mi pounds, males good shnpo wo'll say so. If not, we enko, etc, Phono Red Bank 167G. largo assortment of theso little time nnd money. ou enn select will incorporate tho Ofllco Appll* typo you Bhould glvo this season. „, Township Clerk. your useful gifts from our lnrge 5'/4-G Conls. street, Red linnk.—Advertisement. ment. John A, Dutlor, Office Appllanco.1 .Safe socond mortgages for sale at kot prices nvnllablo for your furs. drlckson, 12 Broad stroct, Red Now records on Bnlo ovory Friday Beverages, Company, 417 Bond street, Aabury nocOBsltntcs our reducing stock of discount. They will yield you 10% Mlllor Bros.. Entontown, M J., Bnnk, Brond Street National bnnk No Plate Required; We Furnish n Loan Service, Do not forgot (o order your Cnn- building.—Advertisement. Park, N. J. Phono 5440.—Advcr- • previous selections. Thori records on your money. You do not hnyo Phono 2105-J. __^ It Is now possiblo to have on- to thoso who need S300 or less on tkement. _ _ _ \ to act until convinced. Consult mo ada Dry Ginger Alo or other enr- nro now, unused nnd nro ronl bar- Jutt Received. honntocl beverages for your holi- grnved Christinas enrda without tho furnituro or notes with payments Bains. Only nhmil ilOO to ehooao without obligation, personally, C. Vour Personal Greelii.,, Cards of twenty months or less. You tole 1 A new full lino of .Xmns toys. day Ruests. Phono Kcd Bank 1485. additional cont of ft pliito. Wo will No Place. Like TetlWs from, BO come inn! Ret flmt cholco. Easton Hcndrlcknon, 12 Brond for Xmns should bo ordered now to engravo 25 curds for $1.50, 50 for phone—we do the rest. New Jersey for Christmas cards. Wo have ^ • streot, Red llnnk. Broad Stroot Na- Como In nnd sco them—also savo Benjamin H. Crntc, 14 North receive best nt "'.Ion. Look over Tustlng's, 10 Monmouth street, Red Brldgo nv«nuo, Red Bunk.—Adver- $2,50, 100 for $3.65. Ask ua nbout Cash Credit Corp., room f>10, Kin- much Inrgcr vnrloty than over bo* :"'i Bank/—Advertisement, tional ban' 'building.—Advortlso- ^monoy. Wo havo p nlco gift for ou.' assortment. Then, is no bet month building, Asbury Pnrk, N, J., ovory mombor of tho family, tisomont. tho work. Tctloy'n, 17 Broad street, fore. You will find aontimonU and : tnont. tor selection In town nnd tho prices Rod Bnnk.—Advortisomont. phono Anbury l'nrk 11227. Under nrtlstk1 designs of the moat oxcluilva V g Prown-Coopor Co., 47 Brond Btrcct, , • • •<-» . ,• nr right, too. Trubln's— Advev- supervision fitnto llnnklnK Dopnrl- Rod Bnnk.—Advertisement. For Sale. chnrnctcr, ns well ns novel and ' ' All bills agiilnVtno Borough of For Christmas Cards and GUIs tlsomcnt. _' mont.—Advertisement. •»•»«» Knitted bedspread, quite old, but Shoppers! humorous cards, thnt will moot with < Rod Bnnk for tho yenr 102(1 munt that nro not nlmwn in any other storo In Red Bank, sco Flolilor, tho Froicnl in perfect condition. If. Story, Open Evonings Until Xmas. Oomo to our store nnd nco wlint Instant approval, For Chrlstnuut > bo presented on or before Dncnm- lovoly things you enn pot for every Engraved Cliriitmas Cards cnriln Today's, 17 Blond street, Rod m»n" with (ho bntobnll nnmn, on Cracked cylinders, biockn nnd cornor Locust drlvo nnd JolTrey Shop with us nnd itct rcnl vnlun. uru cxelunlvf! nnd distinctive Lot bor 20th, 1920, to bo pnsucd for Monmouth ttroot, BMOBB from tho (vends enn be wcUloi! nnd made ns dtro.ot, Anbury Park, N, J., phonu Snvo rcnl money 8ho|ipln« In our mcinuor «>I tho fnnilly. And nt n llnnk,—AdvortUcmont. payment. ronl unvlnic. Prown-flooper Co., 47 us linvn your order nt once. You City Hnll,—-Advorllsoinnnt. (tood an now. Morrltt'n Mnchlno 8173.—Advertisement. storo. Prown-Coopor Co., 47 Broad mny noii'ct your rurd.1 from tho • A, JSj. Shlnn, Clork. Shop, 24 Mcchnnlc street, Ited Btroct, Rod llnnk.—Advortlsomcnt. Ilrond ntrcot, Red llnnk.—Adver- Radio I "•, mont extonitlvo, nrtlntlc nnd novel Authorized donlor In 8trombcrif« • (—Advertisement. ' Factory Store. Bank.—Advortlsomont. Thero will bo a clnm chowdor- l line over nliown. Totloy's, 17 Ilrond Ladloa'drensos nnd conts, roatly- nuppor at Mrs. Bonjnmin Rcovcy'n Announc«m«M. Carlson nnd Atwntor Kent mdloa. -' Dr. SlMugtm <. Dancing street, Red llnnk,—Advortl.'iomont. Sott rnpnlrod. Ilnvo you hoard th» ,"]'i Ja Bwny on a vocation. Dr. Jackson mndo nnd mndo-to-ordor. with your Lit the 8n*alwr Tell the Story. houso December 17, 102(1, nt Reo- Yo Com Hlioppo, 00 Brond ntrcct, voytown, N. J.. for benefit of Roe- ovory Frldny ovoiiliijc nt Jlnrrlng- now nponhor with tin violin wtopa ?-• of Nownrk will bn nt tho Rod Hank mntorlnl or ourn. 70 Monmouth Buy a Gurod high-powered radio will bn opun cvunltiRD until Xmnn. ton's hull, on Stiito highway, nonr Metal Weatherstrips. stroot, Rod llnnk. phono .007. F. not; no battorlos. "Hob" Johnson. voytoym church AtlvcrtlHemont. Son our Advertisement on pngo 5. sound honrdT , P. A. Johnson CW ' ofllco on Wodnmday nnd Saturday Ilontldon'n Corner. Munla by Me- Now In tho tlmo to havo your 15-17 Mechanic trout, Rot) Dank.! 2:00 to 4:00 P. W. nnd nt tho Mat- Nntchuk.—Advcrtlaomont. Monmouth Radio Sorvlco, Rod —- Advertisement, homo woitthtiratrlppful. II. A. lien- Chrlatma* Sale. (lulro'rt Snnppy Six. Admlimlon fit) nhono 1030.—Ailv-rtlmnKnt. nwan $Hlcn Tuoitiiny and Friday ^ * » • Bnnk, phone 1184. WJDI.—Advor- ccntB, liullcn froo.—Ailvortlocnient. drlckitnn, Monmouth Motnl Wcnth- 3i(H>to4iOO P. M.—AdvorlUomont, Rote Garden Restaurant. tlBomont. / Candles, gift boxes nnil bnnkcln, AulhorlicfJ Radio Corporation iirntHp On,, phono 1400 Koil llnnk. lloflfmlro Slntora, nt tlio Snort Bhop, tlonlor, "Bob" Johnnon. Monmouth Wo hnvB aolootcil our Ohrtil Stcnks our specialty. Uluo pinto For ClirUlnim Curtis and Gifts —Ajverlliirmont. carda with care «nd w« ifltaly j dinner, 75 cent", I.uncli 00 conta. Arfnouncemint. 14 Monmouth street, Rcil Dunk,— Kndlo Service, Oil llruau ntreot, Hod It's Belter Now Than Ever. Hank, phono- 1184. WJBI.—Atl Hint nru not HIIOWII (n miy otlier n womlorful Mtttlot). U it'; Convince voumlf by »»tlng nt Try ua and ho convinced. Music Yo Com Shoppo, 09 Drond ittrcat, Advottlaemont. j ClirUlnias Cards will ho open ovanlngn until Xmnn. vortliionicnt. titoro In Red Hunk, tan •I'loldcr, Ihn to shop now Bfiif r"" '*•- - The Coty Corner Ton Room, 41 nil day. 47 Monmoutli street, Ilqd Skates Sharpened mini with th» 'bimobnll nnino, nn rnirrnved fur your poraunnl IMG, Trubjn'ii, S8 Ilronil iti MotimoUtli stroot, 'Roil Dank,—»Ad- Dank.—Advertisement. Hoc our ndvortlnomcnt on pngo C, Order now from Iniuont utiloctloti In —Advertl«oroi;nt, _ ut Murrtlt'it Mnchlno Bhop, l!4 Mo- Din* at the Rosa Garden, Motnnniith ntrcct, iicrnmi from tlid Advcrtl«6m»iit. V«rtlianient ^ /• _ ; chnnlo ntroct, Red Bnnk. I'rlco 25 Spoclnl rnlo for weekly Inlilo City Hull.—Advcrtlnnmenl. town. Trubln'n, C8 nnd 7B Broad For 3>U. * IUnil-M*8 Uro«d ltr«»t, Rid Unnk,—Ailvortliimmt • mturt. . at Triihln'* —Ailvtirrlnnimiril. irUX--Advertlaomt.it. AilvertUoirwnU - tUDOt (V I PageTwo . RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15,1926. GOOD PUPILS AT RIVER PLAZA. The troop has thirty members nnd | plans are being mndo to raise money List of. Children oft Honor Roll for for new uniforms. j Fait Month 7 Miss Irorm Hoolan, who Is a teach. • ; Pupils of the River Plaza school cr «t the public school, is organizing ' "I thought I had with perfect records for attendance a girl scout troop. The first moot-1 and punctuality for the past month ing was held last Wednesday night BRANCH STORES. arc: at thp headquarters .of tho business Viral n"i! Second (trades—Victor EarneB, and civic association. Hereafter the Hobble Gcrariltn. Nicholas Sabeleskl. Crith- girls will meet Monday . nights at crli\.- Epps, Helen Clordujrelilek. Florence Iloi-nn. C.'oilia Lnmberson.. Clara McGal- tho schoolhouso. RED Many women come to us and say they've rlck.' M.ntthn Nelclln, Helen Olnns. Klor. Mr: and Mrs. Hurry Sculthorp loft 24 West Front Sti, been wearing the Arch Preserver Shoe — cure I'CUIIKHIC, Jcnnno St.ibo. • Lucy Sta- [asf. week for,Florida, whero they E vola, Mamie Tutua, Dorothy Deach. will spend tho winter. It was thoir when as a matter of fqpt they hove been led Third, Fourth . and Filth armies—ltuth Tel. 734 RED BANK STEAM DYE WO&KS Apuleuatc, VjrKiniu Amy. \iiuclina Alcx- second start for tho South. Three to accept a substitute, and they have not aniler, Anna Epp^. Joanne i;ernrilin, Mary weqks"ago they made the- first stnrt, Oarilnychil:, Margaret MncCray, Josephine but they returned home after they teen pleased. Remember the full name — Olnnn Valentlnu Salielwky. Aiinr. Shllonis, \ Arch Preserver Shoe. This shoe has seven Mary Stavola. Anna Tutaa. Lillian Vcary. hail covered a larijc part of tho dis- LONG BRANCH Violot Wolcott. Lillian' Dr«c!i, .Uilly Al- tance.' Others who have.gono to i) patented features. It cannot'be successfully exander, billy Bc-il, Edward Hums, Austin Florida arc Mr. and Mrs. Burtis.g. 149 Broadway liurn's, Jphn Coltran, David Donohue, Ed- imitated. It is the only shoe that combines Perry, Mrs. Charles Christie and < Tel. 1323 •vvard Donohue, llarinn Hofran, Gcurtre Mrs. Matilda Volland: Mrs. Volland O '•' perfect comfort with good style. iJinnc, Peter Lanir, Howard I-ayton. Stephen 'olnos. Hichael Stavola, Edward Tutaa, Al- conducts a delicatessen store on Bay fred Donnto. avenue and during her absence her store will be in charge of Mrs. Anna, HIGHLANDS NEWS. Rbgey, • U ' FREEHOLD Wclfaro Society Election—New Boy A lecture on tho topic "Bouncing S.uth Street Scouts—Girl Scout Troop. the Blues" was given by Ray. Sam- R » TH» root WCLL- ''• -Tel'SH ••' At its last 'meeting the welfare uel Blair Tuesday night of last week society elected Mrs. Florence Aclair nt the Methodist church before an -•",-'.•• •;/ president, Mrs. Luella Ofermann audience which filled the church. U Mrs. Florence Robertson and Miss .vice president, Miss Cora Bailey SEA BRIGHT . Albert S. Miller secretary and Mrs. Annie Lawrence Catherine Robertson have gone to G Footwear That Satisfici treasurer. • The society will dis- Nutley to spend tho winter. Ocean Avenue Mr. nhd Mrs; William Simpson, 18 Broad Street Red Bank N. J. tribute a number of dinner baskets who were married a few days ago at ' Tel. 119 among the poor on Christmas (lay. Grange, have rented Mrs. Florence William Cotton nnd Milton Fahr Robertson's house on Miller street. hrjve joined the boy scout troop. Airs. Simpson was formerly Miss Mildred Mayer of Orange. ATL. HIGHLANDS S The Trailers' card club has stnrt- otl off on a busy winter season. Two - First Avenue weeks ago the club held a spaghetti Tol. 125 dinner party. Last' Thursday night to club enjoyed a clam chowder sup- per. Mrs. Deborah Bogue was host- ess.-^Tomorrqw night tfie club will hold a. frankfurter and sauerkraut NEW BRUNSWICK supper and Mrs. Henry Quast will be 94 Albany Street Let Us Cleanse Your Evening Clothes hdptess. • . ' ' Tel. 912 ' The zero hour might be defined as:—That awful, mo- P Mrs. A. M.; Robertson and son Ar- thur spent Tuesday of last week at ment just preceding a particular occasion when you New York. discover the dress suit full of wrinkles and smelling of o John Betts, who has been ' a PERTH AMBOY moth balls ! . , patient at the Hudson county hos- pital several months, has been dis- 317 Madison Avenue o charged from the hospital and 's Don't be caught in such a predicament. We need only now living with his brother, William Tel. 1,216 • a short notice to put evening gowns and dress suits in Betts of Brooklyn. perfect condition ! jE • .{.-•'. N Still Diimantled. KEYPORT Also—the daintiest of evening gowns is a challenge to tong Branch pdlicemen-last week dismantled a large redistilling out- 55 Front Street us I We've never failed to restore one yet ! fit which was found in a garage near Monmouth'beach. The outfit 5vas Tel. 487 new and was said to hrjve been CLOTHES DO HELP YOU WIN worth about $3,000. The plant was discovered by coast guards from Monmouth Beach, who notified the ...DRY CLEAN THEM OFTENER Long Branch authorities. The prop- erty is owned by a New York man. The house had boen unoe'eupied for some time. : i
Extra Bank Dividend. The directors of the Seacoast MEMBER Leon's for Cleaning and Dyeing trust company of Asbury Park have declared a six months' dividend of $3 a share and' an extra dividend of $2 a share, making the total earn- ings for the year -$.30 a share. The Plant, 70-76 White Street ^Telephone 1045 employees of the bank will receive' a Gnristmas bonus amounting to five per cent of their-salaries. 3 8: We carry a full line of Rings, Pins, Silverware, Cuff Links, Watches, Chains, Etc. Come and see them. V Boudoir Lamps' * Give i $2.95 up *«' HER •Q Bridge Lamps <|. Something $6.50 up Floor Lamps $10.85 up Table Lamps $7.95 up All with beautiful Silk Shade.. WVUe Gold, 6 jewel lever movement; 25-year guarantee Cr-e. Other Watches up to $100.00 ust what we nee Give Something Electrical Electricity is going to pl^y a big role in this Christmas celebration. There'll be electric light- ing on the trees, and electric contrivances in your horne. The wide man will supply his White Gold, 6 jewel lever movement; 20-year guarantee ' Case. kitclien and every other room in his dwelling with the needed Electric features. They will Others up to $75.00 make the.housewife's work easier and better. < Just A Few Things We Are Showing A Complete Line of Elgin, WaJtham, Hamilton, Cooking with Electricity—Toasters, Chafing Dishes, Ovens, Irons, Washing Machines. ( ,' Howard, Illinois and Helbros Watches for Men Toilette by Electricity—Massage Curling Irons, Water Heaters, Etc! and Wpmen. Lighting by Electricity—Lamps, Reflectors, Flashlights Etc. ' There's no end of them, and all suitable for Gifts. Prices are as low as the lowest.
Guaranteed Electric Irons $3.95 I Electric Percolators, $5.95 Trco Lighting Guar. Electric Cubing Irons, 2.60 | Three Heat Electric Pads, 8.00 Vacuum Cleaners Outfits $49.60 S.t f «ttnchinnnti !•>•• JEWELER Bulbi ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP Flashlights 13 East Front St., Red Bank, N. J. All Cok.i , . ; • RED BANK'S ' "ADING El ".CTRIC SHOP. ' $1.25 up 10c Each Wllli Opposite Globo Hotel Phono 848-J 63 Broad Street Phone 1184 Red Bank, N. J. W»»WW^ •.(/••••.•','.:• RED BANK KEGISTKK, DECEMBER 15. 1926: DEATH OF DOCTOR. confined to the house with sickness. 100 pigs varying In size 'and he is by "a number of the residents of this Dr. William fi. Sayre Is attending finding a good market for them by place. Expert Repairing Dr. George, W. Pain of Aifaury her. . using the want columns of The Reg- JoBeph Morris, who • was badly or. ,••,.-•. ••••••• .• P«rk Died Uit Week. Michael Gagells,'who lives on the ister.. ' . Dr. Georgo W. Potts of Asbury burned with a plumber's torch while WATCHES, CLOCKS Everett road, is having great suc- Tho funeral of Thomas Honry doing some repair work at his house, Park died last week after a short cess in. raising :hogs. He has about and JEWELRY BlcknpBs. He was born at Farming- Grant last Thursday was attended has fully recovered. leans tip dale and received his early educa- Accuracy, skill and ex- tion in the Ocean Grove and Asbury perience enable us to Park public schools. 'Ho graduated do the most delicate re- from tho medical department of New Xork university in 1907. Dur- pairing. We guarantee ing the World 'For $3.50 or less: LINCROFT NEWS. Tiasobivll Mitt Holt Bucklo Boxinsr Gloves Kenneth M. Wyckoff Returns From Hrownlo Camera a Trip to Nebraska. Caahnioro Muffler Press Shirt Kenneth M. Wyckoff, who was re- The Family Gift—is sure to satisfy French Llslo Socki cently called to Nebraska on a bus- Oolr Stockings . Military Brusheg iness mission, returned home last Moccnslns Pocket Tool Kit ' weok. He says there was no snow TIo Case there and he was greatly surprised DANIEL GREEN - > • to find it so deep here when ho re- 'For $5 or less: turned. Hucksktn Gloves Tho snow full last week spoiled OO EASV • Cane. skating, but the youngsters found Golf Bnir Oolf Club lots of enjoyment sled coasting HAIL 1-lnk ond Stud Set down the hills. Motor Doat Hosiery an Ideal Gift Silk Muffler Mrs. Edward Pope of Phalanx is SLIPPERS In all the Season's Skis Toy Maker colors. We furniflh Traveling Sllpperi Tuxedo Shirt Xmttx Box Free* Wool Lined dlovel A GIFT OF COMFORT. iFor $7.50 or less: CHRISTMAS Blanket Itathroba BoyB' Boots liovs' Flshlnx Set GIFTS that'will Brake- Scooter Ttrlef Case Our large assortment for each member of the Camp Blanket make her happy Dressing; Case Fcrroatat Bottl* l''ICJtlblo Flyor •'•'''; too family offers you a large variety of colors and JTOUHII Coat House Bltppern Lined Auto Gloves Mote than half the fun of Christ- Plaid lumberjack Shirt styles to choose from at just the price you wish ' Silk Umbrella, mas ii In selecting gifts you fckatlnp Shoes Student's Slicker ! know will please. These appliances are typical of the to pay. \For $10 or less.' famous Westinghouse line. BroRuo Oxfords Come in and sccic. llrrhy Hat * Kond Jar ]<'ur Cap Fur-Tvlnod fllnvefl Iluntlnft Coat Kport Hnt ALL PURCHASES CHEERFULLY EXCHANGED Ktnftnicr Uug: X Hwoatcr \ ''v Tennis nacket '- AFTER CHRISTMAS. •.For $15 or less: WBST1NGHOUSB AUTOMATIC IRON "naff nf Health" Bnth Itooni Rcftlo Ilnyn' I \For $25 or ICSB-: Auto Coaiter Ilnyn' r.anthnr On«t NEW JERSEY. f'ttnoiUmltrrila Set , ^rnimlnir Oown JlUiUliiK Iluots MKcklniiw . «>|'»r» lt«t WIST1NG1IOUSH •Imlnx Dnnti Hiwot.r Hlko PERCOLATORS ™t "f Uolt I.enoni $11.50 (o $27.50 Wlndhroaktr .fi> Any wonin will b« charmad with tti« gnetful flnfi ind irqtrc $tyl* of * 0thcr Suggestions: W«*tln«hot)J« Pueolitor. You ma? NOTICE. , iiltct Jt from * wldt rang! o to lult Inr tutt *nd to suit rout purit. A Small Deposit will hold your Westinghouse purchase until Christmas. Kit Buy from those Dcaltr-Agcnt Hllk VU Observe our Window*. They On f Una- KOGER8 PEET COMPANY fy Ctnlral Tooer * LI|M Company c7ll.KBnle.lfl Whllei SU.. K. r. H.M, hr».d «oJ Fjr«nl 5lr«U T»wn Ktuirl* Snip. l» M.nm.ulS nlr.el All.n'. EJ..trlo Bh.p. U Brwi4 Street He».n'. eieetrI. sUp, • W.lli... Blr.el • -' ^..*'i Four RED BANK REGISTER DECEMBER 15, 19Z0. made that the owners of the prop: time published some of these ar- THE REP BANK REGISTER, erty did not want tho common rab- ticles. Last week there appeared P Hi COOK. Editor ana Publliher. ble &o go over the property to get iri the Dispatch an.article by Ev- OEOIiGB a HANOE. Ailocltl. Editor. ' to the river. This made the neigh- erett Colby, one of the prominent borhood exclusive,'but there ij no Republicans of Newark, who has THOMAS IRVtNO DHOWN. SUGGESTIONS ~ Dualcesa Maaaser. reason why the people of Red Bank served as a Republican senator should bo taxed to mnke these prop- from Essex county. This* article Ttlepboneit -lied Ilank IB . From Our Unlimited Stock, Ited Rink 1S0O erties exclusive. was about tho \direct primary; A * a * fight of several years' duration waa Subscription Prinal ; required to get a direct primary HER There is some merit in the claim F0R Six months —— law passed. During those years "•'.•."' Three months of the commissioners that dead-end Leather Writing Case Stationery streets which shut the people out Senator Colby toured Monmouth * Lntared at tha poitofflof at Bed'Bank Beautiful, appropriate—:in all- Always uaeful-f-alwaya from the river have been accepted •county several times in bcluiif of N. Ji as aecond clnia matter. tho' open primary principle. He colors. . sary.' •.-••:'. •. in the past and that to refuse to was accompanied on these tours by ' $2.75 to $7.25 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1926. follow this custom would be to dis-Mayor Clarence E. P. Hetrick of $1.00 to $15.00 criminate against the present own- Pen and Pencil Sets ers of similar property. But nowAsbury Park, who was also a promi- Fountain Pen Desk Set TOWN TALK. nent supporter of the open primary Sheaffer Lifetime—tho thirig sho that this street has been taken over principle. In these tours the two wants. Tho biggest selling gift, thia , _ °" ' by the town it should be the last men spoko in every town and liam- $2.25 to $13.00 year. ••,••. The Shrewsbury River instance, of the kind. Better yet, $7.50 to $30.00 the town should at once condemn let in Monmouth county. jmd Dead-End Streets. for public highway purposes the * * * , Cigarette Case Robert Kennedy did a note- Small, neatly designed and ap- Kodak or Camera land leading to the river from the The same system df educating propriate. •..:'• An everlasting gift of pleasure. worthy civic duty when ho protest- dead-end'of this street. ed at last week's meeting of the Red the public to the importance and $2.50 $2.50 to $33.00 Bank commissioners against the • * * usefulness of the direct primary was carried on in other counties and • town accepting a dead-end street The dead-end of every street in FOR HIM which extended through privato Red Bank which leads toward the eventually the direct primary law property nearly to the Shrewsbury was passed. An effort is now un- river should be opened. To create der way to wipe out tho direct Brief Case Wine Cups river and then stopped short. Mr. additional dead-end streets is simply Useful and necessary—Black, ' In Lea»fct»! Cnta {Kennedy's protest was in vain, for primary and substitute tho old-time to increase tho expense to which tho convention system of nominating Brown and Mahogany. Genuine JuBt tlip proper gift for Prohi- the town commissioners voted unan town will bo eventually placed in cowhide. . bition—noat, compact and nifty, imously to take over the street with opening these streets; for the pres- candidates for oflkc. Mr. Colby's Jts dead-end and make it a public ent conditions of dead-end streets article in regard to the direct pri- $2.75 to $8.50 -• $3.50 to $5.50 thoroughfare at the expense of the will not be permitted forever to re- mary, and the present effort to nul- feoplc of the town. lify it, gives a comprehensive ac- Fountain Pen main. The town is already taking count of its inception and of its Bill Fold I m » • steps to open some of these dead- or Fountain Pan Dealt Sat. He'll noyor throw thut old torn end streets. The indications are advantages. The article is printed SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Nothing could satisfy a man bet- one away until you make him. V Projects of this kind are real es- in this issue of The Register. It is ter, tate developments pure and simple. that the' most important one of all, well worth reading by everyone (They are intended to make money the opening of Broad street to the WHILE THEY LAST $2.75 to $30.00 ; $1.00 to $10.00 river, will be. accomplished within who is in any way interested in the jfor the owners of land along the government of New Jersey. Poker Chips ptreei But these roads go no the coming year. To accept a (Town Talk continued on page 20.) Large Size Porcelain Table and 2 Windsor Chairs, Flashlight where. They have no outlet except dead-end street while paying tens Every man needs one who owns The unbreakable, ones, in n neat » th.o outlet from the present high- of thousands of dollars to open a car. Hasn't ho wished for small box of 100—just tho ways. They are private driveways other streets to the river will seem Wedded Fifty Yeara. $10.49 , one often. thing. from public highways to the homes to many people like an unsound Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hendrick- Large Size Porcelain Table and 2 Straight Chairs, $1.00 to $5.00 $2.75 pi those who build along the street policy. , soh of Glendola celebrated their FOR THE KIDDIES jthus made. There is no more rea- • * V fiftieth wedding anniversary with 'a feon.why tho people should pay for The Shrewsbury river is Red party at their home last week. About $8.49 BeWtiful Colonial Desk \ Flat Top Desk improving such streets and pay for Bank's greatest natural asset. That sixty guests were present and a sup- Sampson Crane" 15" High, Strong and Sturdy, Comes in three colors—for her Just' like dud's, with two lock laying water mains and sewers this is universally recognized is per was served. The couple re> study. Has throe drawers with, drawers—bound to please. therein, and for lighting the. street shown by the efforts made by indi- ceived many gifts. They were mar- $2,49 glass knobs. than there is for the town to pay viduals who are continually schem- mied at Adelphia and for a num- $12.75 ifor a sewer and water main and ing and devising plans to restrict ber of years lived at Asbury Park. $15.25 jfo\' lelectric -lights "along a roadway the>use of the.river to private ad- Zion Baby Walkers With Colored Bead Grip, 1 which a man might lay out.through vantage', instead of making the Doll Carriage his property to a house on the rear river as free as possible for the pub- $2.09 One -in particular with wooden Hoisting Crane' "! of his lot. lic welfare. The people are begin- military wheels, reversible. Special A toy that'Rives him something ning to realize the value of the Zion Rocking Horse for Small Tots, to do. At the special price of Shrewsbury river to the community. $12.50 i $2.49 • Such a roadway is of> no advan- For the past year or two the work $1.59 tage to the people of Red Bank, who of getting possession of the river Porcel'n Table & Chairs Skates i must pay the cost of its construc- front has been going on. To now Doll Bassinette—White Enamel, The one you will find we are tion and maintenance. It creates accept a street with its dead-end a running a special on is a sure Oh Boy I Wo nre going to have an expense which might much bet- short distance from the river is a bet for some real ice this winter. ter be spent on improving streets decidedly backward step in Red 98c $10.49 $5.75 to $11.00 .which are real streets, and which Bank's recent work of making the •)iead somewhere besides to a dead Shrewsbury river free and open to end. The people who own tho prop- the public. jcrty on these streets should pay all pt thiscxpeiise of construction and operation, just as a man who builds Senator Everett Colby 'fL house on tho rear of his lot must and the Direct Primary. piy the expense of getting to and Under the heading vf "The Com- from that house, and; ior the cost mon Good," the Hudson County it sewers and water mains. The Dispatch is printing n scries of ar- Bolicy of accepting a dead-end ticles written by progressive Repub- Street,'created purely to enable the licans and Democrats in the north- owners of property to make a ern part of the state. These writ- profit at the expense of the public, ers take as their topics some of the . Is a policy which it is time to stop. important questions of the present ',, « • « times and they discuss these ques- ',' In the past when property owners tions from a progressive viewpoint. ;|aid out a dead-end street which ihould have been extended to the V * « river, the claim has at times been The Register has from time to Aluminum Dishes Ooll Carriages Bikes, Plain and DeLuxe Big—Small $1.25 to $3.25 With Mudguard.. Three Styles and all Sizes, $2.98-$16.25 $1.25 to $15.85 * LIONEL ELECTRIC BOS TRAINS $5.75 to $34.00 ,..fl8*SL» Irop Bus Gnl $1 50 All Accessories Iron Toys, 95c to $2.59 y .- Tool Chests, $1.00 to $6.00 I RAD Track Tunnels Lamp Posts Signal. ARMORED of the Catei Controls i|7"EEN edged in selectivity,' Switche. Transformers *V Armored and Shielded Costly Clsoke Bulbi Bridget against interference, natural HaMt Stationa Cart in tone — you can pick your "Eliminate excessive use of $15.00 to $23.00 Kingsbury Guar., $1.25 Miniature Pool Table, $1. Buddy "L" Fire Engine, $10.00 favorite station with the new the 'choke,' and you elimi- nate 50 to 75% of the cause Bosch sets. The powerful 7 of motor repair bills," say tube Amborada has a single leading motor car service * knob control. Its early experts. American period cabinet holds all batteries and equip-' ment. The Cruiser 5 tube h receiver has simplified, uni- JUVENILE AUTOMOBILE — all-metal TODDLER PLAY YARD-Uep* bat* fied control, an outstanding body—an attractive car that will thrill out of mltchUf and danger, furnUhet any boy or ftlrl—rum and iteert ••illy— entertainment* nVei mother** time.; OSMKOSH COASTER ~ itrong retrw improvement. Be sure to disc wheeli* roller bearing • and rubbtr 33M In. htfth and 4QV£ In. •quire, with forced chinnel steel bolit«rt—br«cti ot hear and see Bosch Radio in tires—equipped *llh horn, motomater, •IfttatMn larfte bright colored beads on/ hollow rounded •teet~-roller bcjHngi-.1O bumper, license plate, held Hfthti, tail ••ch aid*. Fold* up eailly. Flnlthed lit Inchdiiciteel wheels—lira* rubber tlrd— it- your home or in''our store' llftht, one piece windshield and trunk it funltary Ivory enamel with blue floor selected] lianlwood throughout«thf most la bright durable £«l*W!W!SrtSWKr«^^ Consumers: j A man came into our office, several days ago with a story so rich ir Highly Cherished experience that we pass it on'to you. ^ . ' ' He is just past fifty and told his life history of money handling. At Christmas Time He said he had accumulated a fair amount of money six different times, and each time had tried to increase it quickly through speculation. At Vanity From every point of view-^-charm, apprecia- one time he built up $17,0.00 over a period of six years and lost practically Cases, tion and service—there's nothing like Jewel: $1.00 and up all of it in a six months' business venture with some friends. He said he ry that is so satisfying and gratifying a gift would be worth $45,000 today if he had invested safely-just one half of 14-K Gents' And here's the Store, which offers only what he had accumulated during his life. Initial Ring quality merchandise at prices that present 1 on Genuine One big lesson he stated in an unusual way. He said if people Onyx. $9.00 exceptional values. would only consider that the amount of principal they accumulate repre- We are ofTerinp: a gr,oup of 18-K Solid White sents 100*%, then they would not be so wiling to risk from 10% to Gold Diamond Kings at a Special Price of Flexible 50 % of this principal'in an effort to get 1 per cent or 2 per cent more of an Bracelets, What Are Multiple income a year. . • • • ' Gold Filled, Almost unbelievable but a large buy and hardly, Christmas Gifts? $2.50 and up any profit makes this price possible. What- wo mean by multiple, 14-K White or Christmas Rifts nro those gifts pror : This, man has owned 20 shares of our stock for a number of years. Green Gold L sented in'duplicate, tho 8ameithinff With a nice Dia- given to each of several people., He says it stands out in his mind as a safe investment with a perfect mond and 2 Sap- The tencher gives a present to phires. each member of a class. The cm* dividend record. He bought 10 shares more'for cash at $96 a share and ployer gives the same thins to each $20.00^) member of his force. paid $50 on 10 shares under our savings plan, by which he gets straight Wo want you to think about such gifts curly. You may have '•'7% interest. • .f \ 14-K Gold Filled hud the experience of tryinK to buy -'.;..>.,,. Ladies' fancy enough duplicates of eomo article to go around, finding that not '• There is no better time than today for you to start saving.and invest fej^'i shape Wrist enough alike Could bo iccurocl. >i«uSJ Watches, as The only way to hnndlo that sort, ing in National Public Service Corporation 7% Cumulative Preferred of giving satisfactory Is to'como / lev/ as $8.00. to us right away and give U8 timo Stock. Write, telephone, or call at our office for full information. Any to send for tho number of Items Time Koopen. wanted to match anythinB you find employee of the Company will be glad to tell you about this stock, > in Iho store that la suitable. :' \Vo have a great Variety of popu- I,a Toscc\ In our wimluw wo nro ofTerinp some of the lar priced articles Bultod to -multi- Uncut Diiiinonds But in- tin1 latest stylo Platinum ple, giving'whoro It'la not ifiinlroa Diamond ami White, Gold mountings adorned with French to Invest In oxpetislvo fri/ta. Opera* Beau- S:tpplm'L'tf or Knioraldti. , SIM- US now about your Multiple tiful Pearl • Gift«! . •At Any Office of # ' Necklace. $25.00 to $500.00 $6.00 ' Jersey Central Power & Light Company rxfcUM',; u W/ierv GtMSandGOLD are Justly Sold- 14-K Solid Gold Ladies' Subsidiary of K fancy Stone Ringn, $3.00 and up. National Public Service Corporation Bur Pine, 7A REDBANK.N.4-- "**/ V ' RED BANK &EGISTER, DECEMBER 15, 1926,' THOS. FIELD, JR., BUYS FARM. New Owner for the Tilton PIBCO of VISIT Eighty Acre* at Fair View, RAYH.STILLMAN Thomas S. Field, Jr., lias bought' FOXWOODPARK tho George Tilton farm of oighty Lot* $1260 lo 91500. FARMS The Aspdin Company acres at Fair View from J. A. An- Water, Gu, Electricity, (Con- derson of Ncwnrk for $13,600. creto •idewalks and curbi. Country Homes Tlie property is on the east side of 8 White Street . Red Bank, N. J. thb state highway, but it has no Shore Estates I frontage on that road. A houso and F. A. MOREHOUSE All Forms of INSURANCE Telephone 1129 the usual outbuildings' arc on tho place. The house is of the'old Office: Foxwood Park State Highway • fashioned type,' the rafters am ' tITTLE', SILVER. Eatontown, N. 1. Phono 2178 beams in it having been hewn ou -\ XoL tabs Red Bank v.'ith axes.••* . - The new owner bought the prop erty for his own use. He will re Eitabll.hed 18M TeUphona 111 model • the house and repair th buildings. The farm owned by h father is on both sides of thestai highway and part of this.propcrt; ALEXANDER D. COOPER adjoins the Tilton place. For man; years George' A. Tilton owned th 58-64 BROAD STREPT RED BANK, N. J. farm which has just found a ne\ • '•' ' ' • •• *- ' : •',••"*•' .•••',•• PERFECTION owner." . " WINDSTORM INSURANCE FLAT WHITE GRANGE AVENUE PLACE SOLD A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates. . ; •' * ^ • • ', v • ", • Fred Maffeo Buys a Hbuto and Lo For a Home. Louis Korn of Broad street la week sold "ils houso and lot o Grange avenue, where lie •former lived. The lot is 43x100,'feet. Th >.. v.::vr:. .; ,<.;...., ..; ., A beautiful flat puro tvltito 'i houseljas 8ve room's^bathroqm, h forinsidovnllsandceiluigs. air heat and all other modern im Soap and water kcc]p it im<. provements. A feaiage is also oi Red Bank :, Here Gomes Santa the property.- The'buyer is Fre maculate. Easy to apply. i.1 Maffeo, who paid $9,200' for th Covers thoroughly and 'i place. Mr. Maffeo expects to Real Estate Board evenly. Ground in puro Un- •1 married next month 'and he bough MEM BE R S aecd oil and made to last A Radio the property for a I)ome. The sa indefinitely. 'i was made by A. G'.^Rosp. ALLAIRE & SON 60 Broad Street Give him:a welcoine'ift- he brings the Gift of the Gods. When THEIR BOAT SANK. HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St. Santa first started in "-usincss, he never thought that'his gifts would in- Freehold-Men Have Exciting Tim * dude such a wonderful instrument. He was content to bring the ordi- on Barnegat Bay. WILLIAM A HOPPING, 49 Broad Street nary class of presents—Sleds, Toys, Candies. 1 Charles H, Clayton and Harol< r-DIS'i'BICUl'OKS FOR— > ; DuBois of Freeholdjiad an exeitin; HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 2 Linden Place experience on Barnegat bay recent John W. Matury & Son Emil Caiman Company •V ly. They were returning from Nortl HYLIN & SALZ, 42 Broad Street Atlantic Varniih Worki Carter Whits Lend Co. / V SANTA HAS PROGRESSSED Point in Mr. Clayton's new moto ••'" Richard E. Thib'aut Wallpopor ; ' boat. Ice in the bay. cut holes ii A. L. IVINS AGENCY, 42 |3road Street He has grown wiser with the years. He now brings that miracle ! the sides of the boat and it sank THE LARGEST' DISTRIBUTORS OF PAINT AND PAINT MA. Mr. Clayton and Mr. DuBo TERIAL IN MONMOUTH COUNTY of invention:, a Radio. He comes here for his outfit, for he kncws that 'i reached shore in a small rowboa^ LAND and LOAN CO., 10 East Front St. • we carry .the best and that we give'you results through oui twenty years The next dny they returned NEWTON DOREMUS, Pre^ . • • . WHOLESALE ANQ RETAIL • Barnegat bay and pulled the sunk of Radio experience. , , 'i en boat to dry land. i Garod Electric — Argus Electric MUSIC STUDIO AT BELFORD. It Will be Located at . Boulevar and Oakes Avenue. • Eagle Neutrodyne — King Neutrodyne i The Bertram music studio, whic' has been located at Newark, will b established at the corner of Boul Radio Corp. — Western Electric vard and Oakes avenue in the W .'•.'" .'" • • » ;'•• torview section of Bclford on am Do you know; the future of Radio? Our experience may be of after December 27. Lessons will b 1 given ;on almost all instruments , some aid to you in the future. *.'•'•' Correspondence courses in harmonj and composition willalso be given \ under what is known us "Weidt chord -system of simplified har- \ mony." >: » > P Monmouth Radio Alibi Held to Be Good. James A. Carton of ,.sbury Park \ United States commissioner, re I ... THE HOME OF STATION WJBI fused to sign an order last weel to send Hugh W. Owens of Deal •I 63 Broad Street > Phone 1184 Red Bank, N. J. 20 years old, to Toledo, Ohio, fo 'i trial for alleged theft of $50,OO "BOB" JOHNSON, Proprietor. in jewelry from the railroad bag- gage room at that place. A doze Branch Store: Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, Phone 3555 witnesses supported Owens's test] mony that he was in Deal an •ft Philadelphia the day the allege theft took place. 'i / ^ « a> . .Building a Bungalow. George A. Tilton, who recentl sold his farm at Fair View, is build ing- a bungalow on the west side ol Catherine avenue, near Conove: lane, in Middletown township. Tin bungalow will have five rooms, bathroom and modern improve' ments. It will cost $6,000. Fran' Scott of Fair View is the contrac tor. Heat-Leaking Houses Are Going Out-of-Date The Register's circulation i; larger than that o£ any other coun Build this modern way for comfort with economy try weekly in New Jersey.—Adver- Line up five cars in your tisement. TT IS A GREAT MISTAKE, eay ladirig building authorities, to building cost. As sheathing, it gives you aninndatccl home for the can you mistake the Chrysler "50"? X build with only the ordinary materials today. Houses built of ccst of ordinary construction. Used on inside walls and ceilings, Fred H. Ayers ordinary materials are poor shelters: cold in winter, wasteful of under plaster, it ants a trifle mqre than wood lath and plaster, SELLS AND,RENTS but gives added insulation and strength to your house. i With only four other cars of tained speed of 50 miles and REAL ESTATE fuel.'.. hot in summer. They leak heat because ordinary build' ing materials, alone, do not effectively resist the. ^ Much stronger in walls than, the lumber it re large production in the four- more per hour, 5 to 25 miles Office- 52 Newman Spring! Rd., Red Bank passage of heat and cold. ' ' ' places, Celotex builds a sturdier house. It Is the cylinder field, it is exceed- • in 8 seconds, and 25 miles to Phono U'J8-VV. , In five yeare, or even less, they predict, such only effective insulation which gives this greater 'ingly easy to recognize the the gallon—for months and , houses CTHI be oufrtrf-date everywhere... hard to strength and is not an extra item in the building. rent or to sell... wasted by nobody. '. outstanding values of the for years, as the result of BUTTQNWOOD New comfort for old houses How to prevent heat-leaking You can make the home you now live in much Chrysler "50" and decide Chrysler's plan of Quality AT wanner in winter and cooler in summer, by simply which car to buy. ,-. For modern comfort and beating economy, build Standardization. Shrewsbury ' lining attic and basement with Celotex. It costs with Cchtcx Insulating Lumber. It stops heat but little and is a great help. In point of full-size, family At last it is possible for you to Residential Park in many times as well as brick, concrete, wood or HOWCEtOTEXISUSED } Look Ahead seating room, beauty of de- make a convincing and con- Heart of Shrewsbury. plaster board. Thus Celotex houses offer.advan; Cclotee (i utei in outilde tages never found in those of ordinary construction. watts as tkatfilng, ripluc- By all means find out more.about this important sign, beauty of finish, and clusive comparison of values Vour own Broker or ing wood lumber and effnp £ G. H. Nevius, Operator. The broad, strong Celotez boards are made from (tutlng the uu of building tubject of house Insulation before you build or power the Chrysler "50" —studying the comfort, ap- tough canefibre 4 feet wide; 8 Jo ta feet long, 7/16 paper, On imiit IMIII p\zv buy. It involve* your comfort, your health, the Sycamore Ave., Slirewibury. uipttotAAicci\)Ui Manmvulh Coitnly BurrfliaU't Olf\c§, 11 tin ii.«H.r ,,r Ilia a«ui< uf MlllurU >'. flftniliMl M aahlljjt 10 tli« a*«ibaarll>*r, •aaflif. In tim mullat al th« iitati ci( Natllt A. 45-53 Broadway Tol. Long Branch 204 tor Ha afitraaaln. tlialr t)«tiU nnil ilamaiM* O. HUahtt>lli <(ff(imaf4l. All Forrhs of Insurance fitfal'lal tfi* a*M aalat*. Mm)pf Pftlli, w)lh> Nulir* lu attillluia lu lifoient clnlnii • Itnlliit mlatn, l>i %\n hiotiltia from !li« ilnta nf til* nfiirn* mt>t<'ia*t «NUI«*. I'uraimnl (11 im r.nl-r ur Jno ,. n anltl otil«r. or tti«y wltl li« fnravor l>«rr« 58 Broad Street 75 Broad Street RED GENL1NF. •ff DOLLvS MECCANO The Well-Known Smokador End Tables and Martha Washington Boudoir Lamps Glass Candy Jars Smoking Stand v Sewing Cabinets, Smoking Stands Complete with hand painted parchment shades. in all colors and sizes. Unbreakable, will not tip over or spill, finished in jn mahogany; Japanese black, Chinese red and dark From $1.98 Up colors to match your furniture. green finishes and hand decorated. From $1.00 Up Vanity and Dresser Set , bridge and Junior Floor Lamps The Latest Out in Marble Top and Imported antt Domestic Flower Vases I in lovely beautiful cobra. Base Smoking Stands From $4.25 Up and Flower Bowls N FisK Aquariums Books Console Sets Complete From 50c Up with' all the equipments in all sizes and colors. are'always acceptable gifts. We have all the latest books. i 1 bowl and 2 candle sticks. Gentlemen and Ladies' Desk Sets and S 1 Playing C-rds From $1.25 Up Do Not Forget the Real Desk Lamps ^2 Gilt ddge, beautiful designed backs. The Latest Style of Etched Glass in all colors 2 Packs in Leatherette Case, $1.50 Bayberry and Red Hand Dipped. Candles for Christmas. , Console Sets, Bowl and 4 Short From $3.50 Up Candle Sticks to Match w Bridge Sets We have them in all sizes. • • ,' in beautiful Amber, Emerald or Peachblow colors consisting of n genuine English imported leather Book Ends \ case, 2 packs of playing cards, 1 bridge score pad Genuine Japanese Lustre Tea Sets complete; Plate Glass Mirrors From $1.00 Up FVom $2.75 Up i in all colors, 23 pieces. in: nil sizes and finishes. From $1.00 Up Serving Trays From $5.75 Up Picture Frames . From $1.00 Up Juat tho right frame for your photograph. You 7-Piece Glass Sinoking Set can spoil your picttiro by putting it in tno wrong Hand Decorated 7-Piece Cake Set Consisting of Cigarettteo box iand G individual AHII framo, and you will bring out the boat that is in receivers. " \> tho picturo by framing it right. Wo specialize In in various colors. . The Well Known Dunhill picturo framing. $3.00 $1.25 Cigar Lighters Bassinet Extra Value ! CHEVROLET $3.95 Very substantially construct- Now Is the Time to Save on .Four-Piece ed, and neatly finished In whlto the Certificate Way Bedroom Suites; $149.00 enamel. They'll sell fast. Here's a marvelous opportunity to make you tho "bgtte.r" BEAUTY 1 3-Pc. rVipHAIR SUITE, $195.00 Use this plan to pay cash for your next car and bedroom you've long dreamed of, by adding ono of these beau- Tho growing demand for this beautiful covering is a tribute to effect a decided saving. tiful modern four-piece suites, which are handsomely finished Its attractiveness and wearing qualities I Included In this hnnd- in two-tone walnut. Come tomorrow for this-big value 1 i some Btilte is an overstuffed davenport, and two big choirs, all The widespread favor now enjoyed by the Chev- with deep coll springs and comfortable roll arms. Special at rolet Purchase Certificate Plan is partly due to »10B. iti fundamental soundness, safety and thrift and partly to the fact that the buyer earns 6%, instead of paying interest, and receives additional attrac- tive credits on all service and accessories pur* chased from his Chevrolet dealer. DEALER or Come in! Let us show you why so many thou- KANSAS CITY, sands have uicd this famous and widely popular MISSOURI. plan in buying the worlds finest low-priced car. Axminiter Rugi, $2.95 27xB4" Touring or Roadster $510, Coupe or Coach $645, Stdan They'ro charming and of a •735, Landau $765, 1-Ton Truck (CJioiiU Onlj) 9495, quality that will give you a generation of service Como '/4-TonTrack(OICUJUOIII,) $375. AHpricf.•.!>.Film. WIcK Davenport Tables tomorrow and snvel 11)0 of Coxwell Chairs ' these rugs on sale. 3-Pc. BEDko ui« SUITES, $98.00 at $15.75 They'ro gracefully designed TIi|a amazing offer will enablo many ailllos to enjoy at onco tho nll v i Just ono of tho ';u ml reds of with oven moro than usual of thrUl of posseting bedroom furniture.of fino quality « ^ I suggestions .on our floors that tho comfort this typo of chuir Art Ideal Gift "i. dcslgnl Thero Is a full also Bow-End Bod, Dresser and full van-' point tho way to n nioro joy- \no\ Ides; Ity Dressing Table In walnut for only S08.00. \ ful Christmas, yet are incx- Floor Lamps, $12.95 •nonatvQ in tho extreme. Now $39.00 I Handsomo Polychrome stand- ard, silk shade Included-at this" ipocial price for.Xmaa. Book End"., $1.76 Always a delightful gift and extra tpcclnl voluo for Xmns shoppers. CZ1 Vow Bate Table Lampi, Cedar Chcil, $9.76 •' $9.7B Junior Lampi, $14.78 Gateleg; Tables, $17.95 Mn'do of Ronuino Tonnowoa The Xma» Special Smoker. Horn's n Christmas gift that.] Bpoctnlly priced for Christmas rod cedar—nbnolutely clunt A aplondld gift for tho homo $4.95 , enn bo anjoyod for yean. Com- •nopnern who coma at onco. that will win appreciation be- nloto with nliada at thin low Rich mahogany or walnut fin- proof nnd moth proof,, Siwo! came of Hit, striking beamy. Convonltnt drawer «n GIFTS FOR HER GIFTS FOR HIM Wrist Watches, $9 to $200 Strap Watches, $7.50 to $100 Beaded Bags, $18 to $30 Scarf Pins, $4 to $200 tf Pearl Necks, $5 to $50 EKSSILLES Belt Buckles, $1 to $20 S ' I Diamond Rings, $10 to $1,000 MONMOUTH'S LEADING JEWELERS Watch Chains, $2.50 to $35 jj| Pen and Pencil Sets, $6 to $20 36 BROAD STREET Est. 1886 RED BANK, N. J, Stone Rings, $8 to $40 Flexible Bracelets, $3.50 Pocket Knives, $2.50 to $18 to $50 Cuff Links, $2 to $35 Silver Compacts, $1 to $15 OUR STORE OUR CUSTOMERS Leather Wallets, $3.50 to $14 Birthstono Rings, $5 to $75 REUSSILLES have steady customers from every REUSSILLES' store is situated at 36 Broad Street. Key-Tainers, $1 to $9 Toilet Sets, $18 to $65 city, town and village of Monmouth county. We in the heart of Red Bank's business center. A cor- Cigarette Cases, $5 to $35 •' i Bar Pins, $1.50 to $500 take pride in seeing them year after year, and we dial welcome awaits every visitor to our store, whe- Tie Clasps, 75c to $15 § Vanity Cases, $6 to $25 ther a purchase is intended or not. are justified in believing that vhere is a reason for Lingerie Clasps, 75c to $4 this. Fountain Pens, $1 to $15 fl Fountain Pens, $1 to $15 On all sides are wall and show cases tastefully ar- To those whom we have never had the pleasure to Pocket Combs, $2 to $4 _$$ T1 Leather Purses, $2 to $10 ranged with attractive articles in a brilliant display servo, it will pay you to drive your car, or your Stud Sots, $5 to $20 * " which will prove interesting to anyone who loves neighbor's car, or by bus, and visit this house of Enameled Bags, $4 to $35 Ebony Brush Sets, $7 to $15 beautiful gifts. Quality Gifts. Thimbles, 50c to $8 Card Cases, $1 to $5 Clocks, $3.50 to $140 Match Safes, $1 to $5 Traveling Sets, $12 to $35 Emblem Buttons, 65c to $40 Diamond Bracelet, $25 to WE WELCOME YOU Cigarette Holders, $4 to $10 $1,200 TO COME IN AND LOOK AROUND, it IS YOUR PRIVILEGE. WE WILL Pen and Pencil SeU, $6 to $20 Picture Frames, $2 to $15 Bobbed Hair Sets, $10 to $18 GLADLY ASSIST YOU IN YOUR PURCHASE OF A QUALITY GIFT. Cigarette Lighters, $6,50 to $14 Photo Lockets, $2 to $7 Wo have careful jy selected ihe merchandise here listed for you. You will no doubt give some, and receive some, as Gifts. Our wish la that your gift pleases. , ' , Key Rings, $1 to $4 Shouldor Pins, $2 to $50 , Wo have selected Jewels and Silver of tho loading manufacture, and they me intended to give »er- Belt Chain,, $3 to $10 • Diamond Watches, $35 to vico and pleasure to the receiver. , ' $900 ; . Otr prices aro marked at low a* is coniistent of good Quality and Merit. Wo do not deal in 'plun- Pocket Files, $2 to $4 Puff Boxe», $2 to $10 der' silver tand jewelry, and for this reason can and do stand back of your purchase. Lodge Rings, $8 to $50 .Jewel ;C^of,i $4 it $12 MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE A MERRY ONE! Diamond Jewelry, $10, to i • ••• ••-.•• \ •'• •• , .-:/•:. •...- RED BANK REGISTER. DECEMBER 15,1920.: - home, whore He was warmly wel- Holmes", and two ions, Jonathan H. of kidney trouBIo at tho Globe ho- connection with her household. Bh« YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. comed by many acquaintances. Jones nnd Charles W. Jones. tel. Ho was C2 years old. was one of triplets. William L. Jones of Holmdcl died John H. McVcy, a former resi- Mrs. Margaret Applcgato of Mrs, Eliza Marks of. Worthley HAPPENINGS OF OLD IN ANDsuddenly while sitting in • chair. dent of Tinton Foils, who had owned Lewis street, Eatontown, celebrated atrcet celebrated hor eightieth birth- •AROUND OUR HOME TOWN. He was.73 years old. Ho left a the Johnson farm at that placo uml her 84th birthday, She was very day. She was very active and trav- widow, who was Miss Catherine hod Bold it to Richard Dcevcs, died vigorous and did" oil of tho work in, (Continued on next page.) Incidents Culled from Tho Register ' of the Third Week in December Twenty Yean Ago, Thirty Year* Kara Ago and Forty Years Ago.<; Twenty nYear» Ago., , • Mrs. Olcmenco S. Leonard/wid- ow of Francis do P. Leonard, left a will in which she bequeathed three- Radio- oAnnouncement quarters of her estate tovBenjnmin L. Leonard, John S. Leonard and Francis I. Leonard. The income As Pioneers in the Radio Industry, we have been appointed and as much of tho principal aa necessary of the remaining ono- •exclusive Authorized Agent for .the > quai'tcr share went to Thomas-E. Cummins, n son of Mrs. Leonard by her first husband. Edmund Wilson "What are you going to give .was~cxccutor of -tho' will. The hoiise' of George Poole of Union, near Keyport, was complete- Western Electric Radio Products your wife for Christmas?" ly destroyed by fire, together with the entire contents of the house, Buy your Western Electric Cone Horn where immediate \\ TELL, BUI, I had a real idea this net which.houses two Pyrofax con* which included the winter's supply s \% W year. I'm giving Helen a Pyro- tainers and fittings. It is placed of provisions. Mr. Poole had been • ' service will be given. C fax gas installation for cooking. Joe • against the rear wall of the house. an invalid from paralysis a num- Stevens, installed one last summer Like city gas, Pyrofax comes to the ber of yours and it was with great and his wife says she wouldn't be. stove through standard gas pipe as a difficulty that he was removed be- without it." true gas (not as a liquid) and it burns foro the roof and sides of the house "BOB" JOHNSON Pyrofax would make an ideal pres- with a clean, sootless flame. - fell in. .'•••'•• —TRADING AS— |v ' Albert Q. Harrison sold his house ent for your wife. It is a real con- Pyrofax may be used with any and lot on the west side of Broad venience in the home not served by standard gas appliance. street, adjoining tho Bloomfield city gas. With it comes the luxury Drunnnond property, to Kulief P. of a hot flame for cooking, when- Pyrofax equipment is listed at Smock for ?4,200. The lot was MONMOUTH RADIO SERVICE ever it is needed, and the cleanliness standard by the National Board of G0x215 feet and was in very fine •• Broadcasting Station WJBI < .. •?'•' '*\ and ease of operation that | are fa- Fire Underwriters and will not in- condition. Tlie house was large and, : miliar attributes of city gas, •. crease your insurance rate. had been used as a double house 63 BROAD STREET. RED BANK — 523 BANGS AVENUE. ASBURY PARK The Pyrofax equipment consists We shall be glad to arrange for a irp to the time Mr. Harrison bought of a substantial enameled steel cabi- demonstration at your convenience. it. Onward council of American,Me- Cort of Pynfax equipment, including gas range, exclusive of gas—$165 and up chanics celebrated ladies' night in its lodge rooms in the Second nat- ional bank building with an enter- *burni like city g —not a liquid fuel" tainment and dance. The entertain- ers were Miss Mabel Truex, Lester Hanco and John Quinn. About 250 persons were at tho party. TAYLOR & LAYTON James Dean of Tinton Falls Went to California for a month's:,visiL PLUMBING AND HEATING John Danglor of Tinton Falls was SEA BRIGHT. NEW JERSEY instantly killed by being struck by a locomotive at the Central railroad TeUphono 92 crossing at Shrewsbury. Mr. Dang- Established 1884 e 854 Lone Branch. ler was 3(i years old and he left a Authorized Dealer for widow and six children. Mrs. George Sutton and William CARBIDE AND CARBON CHEMICALS CORPORATION V. Conover. of Broad street sold to Cbde and Carbon Bldg. - 30 East 42d Street, New York William B. Smith of Atlantic High- lands the farm of 12G acres which had been bequeathed to them by Pyrofax Gas Service is also their grandfather, William V. 'Oon- suitable for: over. The buyer paid $11,000 for R. F. the property. SCHOOLS • HOTBIS Peter S. Golden of Locust Point COLLEGES • HOSPITALS died of cancer at the age of seven- INDUSTRIAL PLANT8 ty years. Ho was born on the Gold- Red Bank's and other institutions. en farm in Middletown,township, which had been in possession of tho Golden family more than 100 years, Myron L. Campbell was elected president of the Little Silver fire company. Elmer E. Carlilo was secretary, Frank L. ^herwood treas- urer, Oscar Breckenridge foreman, DIAMONDS and George Worthley and' Arthur P. Bates assistant foreman. . A fire started at Keyport in Clar- endon's shoe store and it spread CUT GLASS - WRIST WATCHES - • CUQCK8 over nearly tho entire "block. Those whose property was destroyed or damaged were Elihu Poling, Curtis Applegate, T. S. Coe, John A. Peer - GIFTS OF LASTING LOVELINESS and Samuel II. Stryker. A house and lot on the south side of Oakland street, near Shrewsbury SILVERWARE avenue, owned by Frank Gray, was sold to John Armstrong for $4,000. The house had seven rooms, bath- room, stationary tubs, range, heat- er, gas and electricity. OPEN EVENINGS ' George Roberts of New Mon- moutli, a sergeant in the United States army whose term of enlist- ment had expired, returned to his The Ransom of a ranee Could Buy No More Ifrmtify $ift EN'S GIFTS at This Store Give golden/moments and hours of All Gifts SHOP restful, easeful transportation, this Boxed Free EARLY Christmas. Give princely luxury and Easily Solves Your Gift Problems beauty. 7 Shirts The King Gift Give a Buick!' Every eye will rest lov* Neckties iifigly on its graceful, stylish lines, Silk Socks , of them all, ,j: finished in rich Coronation Colors of Hats — Caps for Man or Bojr, Duco. Bath Robes is a Suit Or Over- Kid Gloves Everyone who rides in it will enjoy the) Scarfs coat, \or Both. effortless performance of an engine, Handkerchiefs Let us show you how many that is vibrationless beyond belief. Lumber Jacks attractive Models we have ready for your approval. Smoking Jackets The ransom of a prince could buy no Silk Robes gift more certain to win the heart of Underwear (all kinds) Other Fine Gifts every member of the family. ' Collars , Raincoats .<[' Sweaters Wind Breakers Belts Cuff Links \ Men's and Boys' v Golf Hose Wool Vests Pajamas Suit Cases : ' ' Night Shirts Traveling Bags Garters — Suspenders Canes ' '•^'l} Leather Jackets Ladies' Silk Stockings ^ H. Li. ZOBEL Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor Red Bank, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. P T. JIANNINE 67 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Tdephono 058 ^ Telephone 90 Telephone 1339 ft 7 REGISTER,PECEMBEK Iff, 13ZP, FageEjeven T. Allen, James E. Bogle, Tunis cause every member of the club was Theodore Parker, John Martin and YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. Barkaloo and Charles E, Harvey. so thin you could look through him. Hugo Bartholmes. ' %. • • , A group of boys of Fair Haven Tho members of tho club were Jesse Tho Port •Monmouth steamboat (Continued from lant'pagc) formed » club which they called the Bennott/'Willlam Curchln, Jr., T. B. company, which owned the steam- ' Quality—Rich in flavor, always uniform, manu- clod alonb to relatives In vurlom X-Kny club, Tho boys «nld they Minton, W. H. Chandler, Edgar boat William V. Wllsen, paid a diy- factured in a sanitary bottling plant, acienti/i- parta o£ Now York state. chose this name for the club be- Chandler, Loon Little, Henry and (Cpntinued on next page.) Joseph Emllo Colcman, eon of cally, with pure cane sugar syrup, guaranteed • Pranlc F. Colcmnn of Red Bunk, Doll Hospital bought from Thomas Honrjr Grant >[W^Wft»V^tt*Ki>#J«^»»^^ JPURE FOOD extracts and flavors. Charged into K • v ii lot on tli'o cast nido of Rector a PERFECTLY, STERLIZED BOTTLE and . placo for SPOO...,. : '-..i '.iV. .'•• •/•'.; ; Jphn'H. WilUnms of Fnrmlngdnlo, served to you us a FOOD PRODUCT, as well as IF YOU WANT YOUR DOLLS father of Dr. Herbert E. Williams of Red Bank, had Ills leg nmputatod oh a THIRST QUENCHER, is what you get" wlien account of n disease of the foot, REPAIRED i Tho lot nt tho corner of Mnplo SHOES you buy ' avenuo • and Irving placo, 00x200 - BRING THEM foot, was bought by Mra. Mary Em- Make Excellent DEGENRING'S CARBONATED BEVERAGES ma Odcll Vooriices for $1,800. Tho lObcrhol^or property on the Newman Springs rofld was bought by, Jnmes*E. Conovov, n former res- Manufactured by ident of Uplffldol, for 57,750. Elmer T. I'ottci'Eon, son of El- inor E. Pattorcon pf Herbert street, Gifts TRUBIN'S died of kidney trouble after a sick- H. G. DEGENRING ness of twp weeks. / ^ 58 Broad Street, Bank. N. J. Hny brought $21 n lontnnd corn Shoes As A ' OFFICERS: CHARLES H. THROCKMORTON, ARCHIBALD L. MILLER, I'reiidant. Vic* Pr.ildtnt. JAMES D. OTTERSON, JR., EDGAR N. McCLEES, Vice Preiiilent and Trraiurcr. StertUry. DIRECTORS: Razor and Shaving Sets Cameras and Films ARCHIBALD L. MILLER JAMES D. CT'l'ERSON, JR. CIIAS. H. THROCKMORTON JACOB YANKO JOSEPH L. DONAHAY WARREN II. SMOCK CRAND1N V. JOHNSON JOHN J. QUINN RAY |-|. STILLMAN Schroeder's Pharmacy O. HAROLD NEVIUS WILLIAM A. UARRY FRED W. RODINSON 16 BROAD STREET Phones 06-146 RED BANK, TV. J. H Page Twelve RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15.1926, tho homo of her daughter, Mrs and John Bainton won money prizes Loats, tho Undo Bob nnd tho Zero, YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. Aaron C. Hart.. Mrs. Davidson had at a' bowling tournament at the for tho uso of tho club and fov MONIVTOUTH GARAGE yt ' \ Curiosity has compelled many to try Jeddo- been sick about fivo months.' Sheridan hotel. guosts who might visit tho club, The E. ANTONIDES - F. AYRES Highland coaL After they have burned it, their (Continued from'last page.) ., General John Shoehan'a, horse • No trolley cara wor.o running to lloot comprised sixteen ice boats of idend at nits annual meeting1 and won $35 at a horse race in which Long, Branch or Belford for two nil Bizes, with tho expectation that ''curiosity turns into enthusiasm. ' You — try it elected as directors flev. William V. tho other entries were horses owned days because tho roads were blocked two others would bo built before EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING by Edmund Throckmorton, Thomas by snow. the ice boat Benson c,nded. ^ 1 .once Wilson,'Derrick G. Campbell, Rut Sherman and John O'Hagan. BRANCH AVENUE'STORAGE. LITTLE . SILVERGAS AN. D OILSTelephon* ' e 2250-JT. sen S. Snyder, George Morford, An out-kitchen on tho farm of William Cullington wus elected Benjamin Griggs, Henry Pontoniian Willis «. Walling of Atlantic Georgp H. Sickles of Navcsink high priest of Hiiam chnpter of )««W>!rida^«M!J««!««e^^ nnd John S. Eastmond. Highlands boasted of having, the caught fire and was completely dc Royal Arch Masons, Joseph Field heaviest six-montbs-old baby in stroyed. / .' was elected king, Grovse T. Hook Mr. and Mr?. Lloyd Smith of Monrriouth county. Tho -baby scribe, Dr. Edwin Field captain of Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, visited at Arthur Brown and Louis Boeckcl weighed 28 pounds. of LocW' Point went fishing ih the tho host, nnd George V. Sneden GIFT SUGGESTIONS Red Bank. Mr. Smith was a former Patrick, Conway of-TOceanport (Continued on next p.igc) . principal of the Oakland Street ocean and caught 200 pounds of cod' speared an eel,which weighed three fish. school and his wife, who was Miss pounds. This waa tho largest eel Luggage Julm Goff, was a former teacher in taken in the South Shrewsbury river Mrs. Sarah 31. Coward, widow of the Moclianic street school. in n long time,. Charles C. Coward of. Shrewsbury Hat Boxes, $3.50 to $3i50 David Bray of Red Bunk visited avenue, died at the age of G2 years, fHAT moro thoug'itful Charles II. Thompson of Colt's Nock Louis Stewart of Oceanport had William Belle, the oldest resident thnn to arianEC foi Suit Cases, ..,. $5.00 to $12.00 for~a week and the two men wqnt a yearling colt which he thought of Koyport, died of neuralgia of someone's comfort? Week-End Cases, $5 to $10 put quail hunting every day. Tltay. ^s going to be a goer and he the heart at the age of 88 years. named it after Mortimer V. Pa.ch of You' perhaps IMVG a Fitted Suit Cases, $10 to $20 shot 25 quail and three rabbits and Edward. Taylor of' Holmdel and shopping problem" that inn tho two men had quail on toast Red Bank.' '.'.'. Thomas Field of Nutswamp went on bo solved by buying » every day during the visit. A horse owned by James Tofiflin- a two months' trip to California. James E^ Degnnn was elected nr- son of Lincroft and driven by his Asa. Dills's house at Atlantic JUMBO PEA COAL. chon, Benjamin II. Ford prelate,, son, Joseph Tomlinson, dropped Highlands,was destroyed by firo, Leather Bags Mortimer.V. Pach secretary, Wil- dead of heart disease at Little Sil- Thejbs's amounted to $3,000. It has no competitor. It does the work of liam P. Durham financier and Henry ver..... : I.'*"' ; .• ';• .; - >••' Dewitt Gi Quackenbush of Her- Bags of Suede, of Lizard, of • the larger sizes and saves you about four dollars A. Curtis treasurer of' the Mon- Thomas Nolan; a farmer of Mid- bert street was laid up a week by mouth conclave of Heptasophs -of dletown township, died'of paralysis running a nail in h^ foot ' Pin Seal; plain colors and ' per ton.. Also coke at a sacrifice. ' Red Bank. • at the age of 55;years., eautiful, Practical an i Chairs as Gifts Give Her a Set Kitchen Sets . A Gift Suggestion for Kitchen Convenience Mother would enjoy having one Your Own Home. ; for Christmas Roomy Chairs of nov- of Dishes of these sets. Trimly built, enc- el, yet popular de- We have a large stock of attrac- mel finish—easy to cleaa. ''May we suggest as a gift that the entire i Give Mother a few of the many signs. It almost seems tive patterns-^in Domestic and family will enjoy an article of Furniture items we have that will lighten they were designed es- Imported Dinnerware. Select for the living roam. Our stock of sep- - her kitchen duties, and you pecially for gifts. Your yours now—many open sets. arate pieces or complete sets affords an know that your' gift will be ap- choice, of several fin- ample range from which to choose. . , preciated and used. ishes and kinds. Santa Claus is here anxious to greet all the girls and boys. /He has gifts for all. Roller Skates, Sleds, Coaster Wagons, Shoo Flys, Doll Carriages and other Tools a Practical Gift items. • It's a pleasur. to use our tools. We guarantee the quality to be the best. Put some of our tools Other Useful Gifts to be to the test and prove it. Found,at this Store Table Lamps \ Pocket Knives Candle Sticks Sewing Cabinet with beautiful Silk Shades make Card Tables Mirrors An Ample Collection of g a very fine gift for Christmas. Nut Sets Rugs., Nothing will please Mo- Christmas Luggage | We also have a very finp collec- Davenports • China Ware. ther more on Christmas tion of Floor and Bridge Lamps Kitchen Cabinets Curta.n- The giving of Luggage at Christm i vjt morning than one of : to select from. A lamp here Oil Heaters Auto Rober, time is a sensible and practical thing to m To Carve the Turkey our beautiful Sewing and there about the House adds do, Moat everyone has need hr' some pi Cabinets. Let us show Give Father a new carving set x feature impossible to secure Hundreds of Other Items. article of Luggage, and receiving it as J them to y6u. for Christmas. See how much with any other itemof furniture. & gift is very welcome. ,,-, it adds to the pleasure of his Boudoir Table •Jjjj^ duty Christmas Day—carving fox Milady's bedroom. A var- Greater the turkey. iety of finishes to choose from. Home Comfort 'Vy-\ An Oil Heater i3 a real home comfort econo- my. It sup- plies, at rea- sonable cost, heat when and w h 6 re you 1 or need it. Give Cedar Chests u. ono for Xmna. End Table A very useful gift that will be Spinet Desk Juit the thing fcr that appreciated by anyorie who\e- K Davenport Table Mahogany finish. Every homo should living room. Give one. ceives it. Mahogany, and Walnut hnish. have one. / / A Small Dc- A Small Do- posit will A Wonderful Gift p o o i t './ill Cut Glais for table or room, or hold any Ar- Hendrickson Oorr.hnncc i n specially selected hold any Ar- ykio for Dcdroom flowora, pre- ticlo until Red Bank's Oldest Established Furniture sent tho opportunity to givo » ticlo until gift certain to plcano tho roci- Christmas. t and Hardware Store ^Christmas. East Front Street; Near proad ; Phone 26 free Delivery RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15.1926. Page Thirteen ident of Red Bank, w.ho ImdlWod in Jacob Smock of Loc!»vi|lo had 'nWorth, Texas, where he became a Ccnrad Kimmermnn foreman oi BumsteadsWormSyrup YEARS AGO IN RED BANK.' Dakota for two years, visited Bed his possession the first money he member of a railroad surveying Perseverance .lire company of MERRY CHRISTMAS Sank and made his way about in a over earned. It Was a Spanish corps. Eatontown. ^ .'.'• (Contlnuod from last page) hugo bear skin coat which envel- quarter of a dollnr of the date of Oscar Hesse returned from a The total abstinence society of Having quite an assortment of Fancy and Useful Chrlstr..i» CJifts, I principal tojourncr. Other officers oped him irom head to foot. 1821. hunting trip in Pike county, Penn- Little ?llver save an oyster sup- Wero Georgo Cooper, William I. sylvania, with three deor and a largo am nski ig the ] Jbl'c to come in our store und select their .needs. Wa '.til.. The Port - Monmouth Baptist A horse owned by Jolin T, Lovett per at which ?50 was cleared. tM. C. A. VwtUo Throckmorton, William Davis,. Jacob church bought a lot adjoining the of Little Silver dipped nnd fell on quantity of other game. also have a number of articles in antiques which in V useful gift;;. Lawrence, Jacob Border), Jehu P. a Two Jottios.for Lion^ Branch. church from Miss Louisa Hclser. The the ice on the road. Tile horse was Thomas S. R. Brown was elected AT Keep felimijiatiye Cooper and William J. Sicklos. lot was'bought as a place on which su badly injured that.it had t'o bepresident and Thomas Burrowes The Long Branch city commis- Pr. Edwin Field and Andrew R, to build sheds for the protection of killed. -. - • vice president of the Keyport oy- sioners have received permission F. PETTLLO STORE Mrs. Patrick Smitli of Wallnco stermen's association. from the state board o£ commerce Coleman, who had eone on a trip tho Iior3es of chureh^borsj '. FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD »nd EXCHANGED System Active to Chesapoakp bay in Jit, Field's Twenty-five fishermen and clam- street fell apainst n heavy tablo nnd A Presbyterian eupper was held and navigation to build two jetties broko olio of her ribs. • at Mrs. Henry Wyckoff's at Oceanic on the Beachfront, between Atlan- CJood HeaUhXiatultaCjood Elimination yacht, Wcro caught in the Ice, They mem of Porkcrtown bought tiio lots 107 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank, N. J, tried to push their way through thb on tho river from Dr. William P. Frank Marshall, son of W. Han. d $50 was cleared. tic avenue and the Monmouth Beach ico but tho sides of tho boat were Patterson of Chapel Hill as a land- Marshall of Red Bank, went to Fort Robert Fay was elected chief and borough boundary line. „.,__ Telephone Red-Bank 274 NE can't tn\ well when there Is jcut through and she began to (ill. O • f etcnt'M of poisonous wuite Jncr and packing placo for their flab In (b* Uoid. Thii Is colled a toxic, They were rescued by men from a and clams. • . . schooner nnd tho yacht was pulled Harry B. Pitcher was elected caadMoaa and Is •?* lo make cms litcd, doll «A4 lanfttid. Other tymp- up on shore to remain until npring. worshipful master of Washington tl toi bkh Tho tompernnco reform club of lodge of Frco Masons of Eatontown. tflgia ICeyport turned its rooms into a re- •nd hudiidie*. Tlut the kidney I aca Dr. W. B. Beach was elected senior sort for younij men. A concert was warden and Edward I>. Havens jun- A Small A Small net hnebooi.it piopaly Is often i •tiowa by Ktnty or tanine puuga given every Saturday night. Tho of- ior warden. Deposit *t wattiau. Utay people have flcors of tho club werr William Van- Captain and Mrs. John S. Con- Deposit lamta! «t»*ah« of ft.-«n'« {>///•, a Kirlc, Daniel Ddckor, George Bcrrell nvor of Hnlmdcl celebrated their Holds Any •Omrfttt Aantie, irtws the Wdneys ahdoGarret E. Post. "J5th .wedding anniversary. The Holds An) MM toetfaully to»ithe. Every- Robert R. Mount wns elected couple had two sons and two daugh- Article when an dn4i«lluKiu(lc Ocwn'j commander of the Rod Bank Grand ters, oil of whom were at the cele- Article Army post. Other officers wcro Wil- bration. Until liam H. Fostor, Charles Curtis, Sam- William McDonald of Navesink, Until uel Hughes, Nov. Charles E. Hill, tried to cross the river from Oceanic Christmas Henry S. White, William J. Sickles to Locust Point on the ice. When Christmas DOAN'S and Everett Miller. half way over ho broke through the JMmo7 Beautiful 4-PC. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE H-,—- Beautiful 3-PC. UPHOLSTERED SUITES Smoking Coverings of Mohair and Veloiir. Cabinets* Special. $98.00 to $350.00 $5.35 up $178.00 Solid Mahogany ' DOLL Sewing Cabinets Console Mirrors TEA WAGON CARRIAGE $6.15 Big Selection $19.75 FLOOR LAMPS A large Variety. $4.00 Walnut or Mahog'y $8.75 up $4.25 TABLE LAMPS $7.00 up to $22.00 BRIDGE LAMPS $9.75 up I B LIBRARY Odd Chairs TABLES of All Deicriptionl Shoppin i Wall, Secretary, $9.00 up . Spinet DESKS $29 to $75 Telephone Sets QTEP INTO YOUR CAP., and in the few minutes shown in the table bc- Rocking Chairs ' O 16v.' you should be able to swing into one of our parking spaces. A large Stock to Mahogany and in The rest Is timplicity itself. All you do is exchange yout car for a select from colors parking check I Slip the check into your purse and, except for having it stamped while you are at the store, forget that you even own a car. You may shop as long as you please, with your mind completely free Children's REED ROCKERS from the usual parking worries, and even though you leave your car with us considerably more than the usual amount of time, the rates, Just the thing. as noted below, are bur - Title. End Tables BASSINETTE $4.35 to $10.00 We Offer a Choice $1.98 to CEDAR CHESTS Cribs and Carriages Time i,, Motor to $7.50 All Sizes for Baby of Two Bambergcr's Parking Services Tutu Tint Bctnardsvlllc . 60 minutes A Private Outdoor Parking Space— Caldwcll . . 30 ,. 107 Plane Street, near Central Avenue. Chatham 30 , Three hours free, five cents nn hour Dover . 55 , thereafter. Free Dambergcr bus service Freehold 85 , t j nnd from the store. Madison 35 , A Cotncd Parkins Space In Wash- M6ntclnir 25 , Inpcn Terminal Garagc—IBO Wash- Rohwny 30 , ington Street. Special rate to our, cue Red Dank 85 , rooicra of fifteen cents for three hours , Rutherford 30 , or lew, nvc cents nn hour thereafter. Soincrvlllc 65 , BREAKFAST SETS DINING ROOM SUITE To enjoy these rotes, secure a,check South Ornng 25 , of 5 Pieces. Wall Stands Pieces complete, extra fne Walnut. Special •))«n you park your cur nnd have it Summit . 25 , •Utapcd nt nny service desk or nt the Wcstfield . 35 , Information desk in the Dambergcr $3.15 $179.00 1 1 $19.50 to $85,00 ••ore . . ' >t When It Is Inconvenient for you to nhep in person, telephone or wrltp your wants to Jean Lnmhert pale, our Personal Shopptr. She will make careful selections for you. GLOBE FURNISHING CO. Telephone 1289 F^ree Delivery Prompt, efficient telephone order service In Globe Hotel Building East Front Street Red Bai$ r'HU j Itot- -„' Pace Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15; 1926. gressman "Stewart F. Apj>leby of As ing persons who arc helpless from sortcra and they were held for scn< BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. bury Park recommended the reap> injuries or sickness. It is a sort of tehee later. pointment of Korman Thompson a harness constructed of ropes and Poor Trapping Season.. HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN postmaster of Matawan. The post- straps and makes it very easy to ' Trappers in the neighborhood of ' MONMOUTH COUNTY. office is in the second class and the move patients about. Adctphia are having a poor season. postmaster receives a salary Pertonti Notes, Sales of Property, New Belmar Pastor. The principal catch there is musk- ?2,700. rats and only a small number of BtfHding* Oj>eratton Lodge .Do- Rev. Paul M. Poling was installed t these have been caught this season. ingt. Slight Fires, Births. Mar- Elks to Spread Cheer. as pastor of the Belmar Presbyter- Gift to Lodge. rtage» ~ and Deaths—Other . Items. The Freehold Elks are planning to ian church last week. Mr. Poling had been • temporarily connected This Odd Fellows' lodge of Asbury The Monmouth county library take Christinas cheer to many un- with q church at New York. He is Park has presented a targe silk has requested the reappointmelit of fortunates this year. They jvill give tho youngest pastor' the Belmar American flag to the,Odd Fellows' Hairy K. Taylor of Freehold as a vaudeville .entertainments at the church has liad. lodge of Toms River. '.''• member of the conunissioi}. The Toms River convalescent homo of matter will be taken up at the next the American Legion, the prevent- Crossman—West. "-- (Continued on next page.} SHOPPING HINTS meeting of the freeholders. orium at Farmingdalc and the Al Mis3 Lillie M. Grossman, daugh- Allen R. Thomas of Asbury Park lenwood hospital. ter of F_II. Crossman of Neptune, was among'.the motoori^ts whose li- Carbuncle Fatal. was married on Wednesday, Decem- FOK censes were revoked last week by Clarence Sparks, son of George ber 1st, to' Harold E. West, also of We KHWHW Slops Commissioner Dill on charges of Sparks of I$rechold, died in tho New Neptune. The ceremony was per- driving while drunk.' Brunswick hospital last Friday week formed at the bride's home by Rev, CHRISTMAS GIFTS Bandmaster Arthur Pryor and his of blood poisoning which developed D. A. MacMurray. R OUP from a carbuncle. He was 25 years band at the opening concert at Mi- Loses Damage Suit. old and-was a graduate of the Free ami, Florida, last week was greeted Frank Goetz of Gfcndola failed to bold high school in the class of 1921 by 10,000 persons according to Mi- obtain a judgment of $881 against ami newspapers. Wounded by Bullet. Rev. Harold Lascelles of Sea Girt A surprise linen shower was g'v- Asbury Park police arc searching in tho Asbury Park district court en Tuesday of last week for Miss for Adela Voorhees, a eolored last week. The suit was brought as II, Katharine Thompson at the woman who is alleged to have shot the result'of an automobile accident a man's gift home of Mrs. John S. Hugs °f corge Harris, also colored, last last September. Long Brancli. Wednesday night. Harris was taken Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lippincott Horticultural Election. to the hospital suffering from a Roup knocks out layers just when ••*- , • and George Sullivan of West>Lpng Officers elected last week by the slight wound in the abdomen. eggs are highest. Brings serious Branch will leave this week for Flor- Elbcron horticultural society were loss during weeks that count the ida where they will spend the win- .eft Snow on Walks. George Thomson president, Walter most. Yet we guarantee you can. ter. Basil S. Bruno, George W. Ly Lindhardt vice president, William avoid this blight. Donald C. Butclier of Freehold ons and Alexander Kaplan of Long Williams secretary, Julius Gilly cor- Rlrs.P.Lanforcl of Blale, OM*,-' hasmojved into the house which was Branch were fined $5 and costs last esponding secretary and William cays: "I've lost numbers of chick- When men buy things for them- formerly the home of his parents, week for failing to remove snow Bryan treasurer. ens listening to other people s rec- from their sidewalks. The sentence ommendations of different kinds selves they always come to Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Butcher. State Aid for Roads. was suspended on promise;; to have of roup remedies. Now I am order- Pier Plans Approved. the work done at once. Monmouth county will recoijve ing Pratts which I know will cure Clayton & Magee's. It's a Plans for the new two-million- $157,090 of a fund of $2,800,000 as I have used it before." - dollar convention pier on the board- Arrested Again. . distributed by the state highway man's store full? of beaUt:< walk at Asbury Park were approved Harold Sodcn of Freehold, who commission for the purpose of en- ful gifts of enduring service to by tha Asbury Park commissioners recently lost his automobile license couraging the counties to take over Roup last week and bids for the struc- because of drunken driving, was ar- township roads and place them in Remedy men of all1 ages.. Just glance ture, will be opened January 4th. On rested again last Saturday week-for better condition. the pier will be' a convention hall driving his car while drunk. He was To Our Cuitomeri: W'titan&bthind Prattt^ over the suggestions below and Army Deserter Caiight. Jioup Remedy unconditionally* Either it gictr fined 5100 and sentenced to three seating 4,300 persons, a theater John Norton and Harry Powers eotnpUuJniufactionoryourmontyurrtifnd months in the county jail. your gift problem will be solved, . with a seating capacity of 2,0D0 ivere arrested at Freehold last week Sold and Guaranteed by SHIRTS persons and 44 booths and stores. Doctor an Inventor. fter they had broken into tho sum- Fred D. Wlkoff Company Women are so clever at get- because hero and in our store is Renames Postmaster. ting a man's shirt size, without Dr. Frederick Griffith of Belmar mer home of Henry L. Jones. They Arthur P. Sherman a different present'' for every At Washington last week Con- has invented an apparatus for treat-" oth admitted they were army de- him knowing she's going to give "So comfortable and useful," him one of our silk, madras or male name on your list. says dad, brother, or hubby; and broadcloth shirts. friend can't say anything—he is so pleased. SCARFS It.isn't a bit too early to select All wool, downy soft or silk-) ties for Christmas presents. en. Such lovely scarfs will set- Heavy silks, foulards, knitted or tle a number of gift problems. - brocades. SWEATERS Brushed wool ones, huge col- lared ones, slip-ons or buttoned ones, for boys and for men. AH prices, too. ALL SET f FOR SOCKS YOUR CHRISTMAS You cant beat a box of socks for being a downright useful ROBES SHOPPING gilt. Silk, lisle, or wool. They For lounging around home, come in beautiful Christmas gift for traveling or the bath. Useful, boxes. practical and bound to be appre- Come in and look over our large and wonderful display of Gift Suggestions, make ciated. your selections and you will be surprised at the fine quality and extremely moderate prices. Everything is new, novel and odd and worthy of a place in the Xmas Stocking. XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS SILK UNDERWEAR For Her A very large assortment of Women's, Men's Dainty and exquisite Lingerie at unusual val- and Children's novelty shapes, newest colors and ues. Step-ins, Chemise, Vests, Bloomers, Gowns white; neatly boxed 39c to $1.98. and Slips in Rayon and Crepe de Chine. 95c to $3.98. "oys' and Girls'BOOKS L very acceptable gift for both boys and OTHER XMAS SUGGESTIONS, f PAJAMAS girls. We are closing them out at reduced prices. Fancy Linens,.Luncheon Sets, Scarfs, Men's GLOVES Silk ones? Warm fancy ones? ! HANDKERCHIEFS and Women's Umbrellas, Men's, Women's and A glove for every need. Serviceable ones of cotton ? No The old reliable gift. I'ure HAND BAGS Children's Hosiery, Boudoir Caps, Fancy Garter Dressy kids, suede, or mocha, matter—we have them in plain linen, from Ireland. Silk ones tans, gruy or black. Fur-lined white or colors. Surprise him from Japan or. the linest cotton A large assortment of styles to choose in Sets, Crinkled Bed Spreads, Blankets, Comfort- for driving or motoring. with a pair. grown in Dixie. leathers and silk $1.00 up. liblcs. GLOVES IVORY SETS A Few Other Gift Suggestions :» , Women's and Children's Gloves, fine quality Beautiful Ivory Seta in white, shell, amber, WALLETS UMBRELLAS Kid, chamoisette and woolen styles to choose and two-tone effects in 3 to 7 piece sets, in a SLICKERS , from. 49c to $1.95 Pair. GOLF HOSE beautiful box, makes a beautiful gift for women SUSPENDER SETS SUEDE JACKETS or children. GARTER SETS LUMBERJACKS x Closing Out Bath Robes, BEST EVER SLIPPERS COWBOY, FIREMAN AND INPIAN SUITS Sweaters and Children's Wear. STATIONERY BELTS IN FANCY HOLIDAY BOXES For the Kiddies Many useful gifts are included in these sale items and great savings on every one—also clos- . A large and pretty selection of boxed sta- tionery may be had here at very reasonable ing out Children's Brushed Wool Teddy Suits. )ncCB l 49c to $3.98. Clayton & Magee CARDON'S DRY GOODS CO. 19 Broad Street Red Bank,- NL J. "Where Shoppers Buy" Store Open Evening* Beginning Wednesday, Dec 15 56 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. RED BANK REGISTEB, DECEMBER 16, 1925. Page Fifteen DK, E, A.KOHINSON,. SUHaECM l)J!N'f,18i BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. Sucond Nolloin.l IJimk Uull.lhu, i ; • • •'-,i '* "-.- •'•'•.•'•/•• . • . Uroail dqcl Wnllttca' Strult Phone Red flank 1332 •' F"are (Continued froiti'lnstpage.)' Hours: I) A. 11. to II 1". M. But 0 A. M, I Louis W/ Smith'of. Asbiiry • Park to_4^J\_M. Sun. Hy npptilniniont only, is. in the Spring Lalto hospital with WILLIAM A. VVJBTJ1, ' OFTOMKTIIIU'r.'i IsTIEW in Juries received In nn automobile l.'«ll«(«r Bnlldlni. Rtd Uiiih S»^1UW o •*• w™Uroailvrnv™ ii — r j v w«.»«w^i w — «*Pennsylvani• w ^ tHiiiiiti Wella * em*Stilloni Cantral Occident at Ocean Grove last week. Office hours: Unily, «xcoiit Hundny W 1>crhl Riverside Drive) Grant's. Tomb) Matropol)lan Ono of Snjlth'slcars wasjcut_almost A Perfect O.A. M.-1Z M. 1:80 P. M..B 10 1' M Art Colloryi Filth Avenue) Brooklyn Drldj., end ruoidny—0 A. M.-I2 M ; 1 ::lu !• M-0 SO .75 (el • glimpse ol the greatest slty on tbe American oft.and, lie received other cuts arid P. M.:.7:0O P, M'.-S :00 1" M ItOUND Continent. bruises. '.' '•'"'.."'. -•'-• Thur»d«y 8:00 A- M-l^iOO M, ii ail' N, FAK3ONS & UOrTri 1Exempt Firemen's Office", U0UN8K1.U0U3 AT OIK i Wliltflnlil lluihllnii llrd dunk. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th r New officers -of tho Asbury' Park lobp J Qiltnn, 1'beoijDrr U tursaas, LmvSspecUie lDrnnchpor llirousb ttrai n direc— 9t StBo APenmjlvonl J! Lcnvoo MnlnivoStation,n 7th Ave. andl> 3250 4A StH. oStorfipt firiSmiSn's nsspclntion are M. Thoms* P D^rcmua " IJttlo Hllvor ._.. ISI ' " South Amboy _.„._. HMJ0: U -' L. Ferrii president, Harry A. Bor- •• Koil BunU .-. - U n Arrive Ncwnrli „ 10 47 * WILSON,& SMOCK," "** « MliMlotown . .... 0 4-1 " New York (Fa 8t«.)-11.10 " don vieo president, Hiram, Walton oouNaEi.t,oiia AT r,A\v, • Jloilot ... . I) SI " IHuilson Tor.) U.ll ' financial secretary, J . Henry Drew i ' , ItElJ HANK N J, Returning, loves Fcnn Htn n £6 20 l1> 11, Hudson TerminaTeroilnnl 1181 0P P.. M11 secretary,anil,Samuel A. Oliver col- OlUceii Corner Prend niid HUflmnle 8tl. Nowarli f Marl it Ptrcot) •; .. g ID P11. ALSTON BEEKMAN, " "" i lector. . .. , ; COUNSBI.1.OH A'| LAW. ricixis ON.SALI. rwo OAYF PRECEDING EXCURSION , -lllle««. 10 Hrcml St. I1ED_ HANK N. J, Marlboro Woman Dead. ) Your Wife or JVtother will think so, if you WILLIAM E. FOStERT" d Mrs. Maria L, Herbert, wife, of i COUN3E^LOI1 AT U> W •ViJiHiam, C. Herbert,, of\ Marlboro,' New Vurh. Nen Jenej, I ^,'- Atlonilo Illhl make it an Electrical Christmas. They know died, last Wednesday, frojn a com- ltyy. ft 1 plication of'diseases. Slie waa: 09 GEORGR~D. COOPER^ i CIVIL ENIIINEEI'., years old and besides her husband the convenience of Electrical Utensils, arid ap- * dueceiBor ti flenpue' Cooiier. O. 13, sho Ioave3 one brother and two sis- £ott«r«on lltilMlmt. liKD HANK N. J. GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr., C "kT7n3 Tfiow Vecto preciate the niany hours of work that they will GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, C E. EmGrgoncy Appropriations. 1IVH. ENGINEERS AND HUKVnOUS. You'll find the great secret of VECTO'S Tlio freeholders last week made fiO Rroad Strem. fled Batik. N. .1. operating principle under its handsome porcelain :three emergency appropriations, WALfER C. VAN~KEUREN, ' save them. , CIVIL ENOINBER AND SU1UIVOB, enamel jacket. The air i»."rubbed"against a mass of $7,500 for the board of prteoners, . Broad Slreel National Bank liulldlm ribs or firu;an d as it expands and rises it thus mado $4,000 for court expenses and $7,- Red Ilnnli N. J, to carry off every particle of heal, "faster than bread sops up gravy." •"•"' ... ' 500 for, special Jaw enforcement in A FEW of Our Many Gift Suggestions: GEORGE McC. TAYl.OrtTir"E7 connection1 with the prosecutor's of- CONSULTING ENdlNltll Ordinary healen bl tame size must be driven to 750 CIVIL ENfllNEEIl ^nd 3IJHVI YOD . ^- 7 :\ degrees of red-hot heat to equal the volume of low, fice. • Lighting Fixtures Toasters Heaters For the CHILDREN SiJlecUirJUace. Red Hunk N J. ""'"" I gentle warmth poured out by the VECTO. Iff,Jock, Electric Trains DR. HAROLD J. STOKtS, ' Catholic Daughter* Elect. Sweepers Percolators Waffle Irons DENIAL SUIIOEON •afo door seals in all ash-dust and coal-gases; Ideally dean. Tho Ideal VECTO The Catholic daughters of Amer- ; daccessor to Dr. Krank i*e Worm Air Heater ot$97 (freight extra) offers best heating to those not pre- Ever Ready Flashlights 64 Qrold Street Elxner UulMltig, pared 16 invest In Ideal ARCOLA Hot Water Radiator Heating. Easy pay. ica society of Asbury Park has chos- Lamps and Shades; •Coffee Urns Xmas Tree Lights riocms 4, C anil 6 b. Write, to DeptR (or catalog free. en ftlrs. A. Bnstedo regent, Mrs. For FATHER Office Houii «80 to 1:00 o'clock, i Sara Karl grand regent, Mrs. Julia Lamp Appliances Curling Irons Electric Irons 'IVlephonp ftO'i-W ' Re io and Automobile Supplies WILLIAM A. HOPPING, * Flnnigan monitor, Mary Ervin.Bec- Real Estate ttrnker, retary and'IIelen Cnrroll treasurer. Iruej Uulliline. 411 QUOAD SmEET, When It Conies to Sporting Goods We Can't Be Beat. RED BANK. N .1 Monmouth Beach Fire Election. ALBERT B. DIRHAN, ~* HEAL ESTATE IIROhLR Monmouth Beach fire depnrtmpnt Any of the Following Are Fine Gifts: Dlrhan Uuil,linn. Drutntnonl Plnce, hasschosen Harold Vreeland chief, Phone U3S. Robert Mnney and W. J. Kaney as- Skates Soccer Balls - Fishing Rods BED BANK. NF.W JI PsrY. sistant chiefs, Frederick Homer Hockey Sticks Punching Bags Fishing Reels foreman and John YanBrunt and J. EGAN'S George Goodwill assistant foremen, Skating Outfits Boxing Gloves. Golf Outfits Foot Balls Shot Guns Hunting Supplies Auto Vans and Express Wright—Smith. Now th*t movins time i« nnut Basket Balls Rifles Tennis Rackets prepared to do ronr next movinu tt turnfa Miss Florence Wright, daughter tur*. planoa or ba«nnge to alt parti ol of Edward A. Wright of Bradley city or court try, .n the laryedt p Idle, I v«ril in Red Uank. (lutore you have your next Beach, was married last Saturday movina lunu. write, tend or cnll for the week to Harold Smith of Ocean Agent for Fisk and Empire Automobile Tubes ml) reliable furniture movers In 'ot n. and ifet ray.,prices on four next Job AD Mntlt Grove. Rev. H. E. Curts of Ocean of heavy or Usht trucklnz don* 11 *ht>rt Grovo performed the ceremony. Agency for the Iver-Johnson Bicycles and notice Call or address New Fire Chief at Long Branch. Velocipedes J. T. SCAN Joseph C. Clevenprci" was elected 11 WALL STREET. RED BANJC Baking Needs at Special Prices! chief of tho Long Branch firede - We also carry Fairy Velocipedes, Pedie Cars, Raiidcnce Pfione 292-K partment lnst week without oppo- Office Phons 539.|{ 7 From this list of suggestions you can readily pick sition. • Garret R. Bodine was chos- Scooters, Sleds, Coaster Wagons, Etc. IO WHARF AVENUE your favorite combination. en first assistant chief and Oliver B. 'Presley second assistant chief. Successful Poultryman. Henry Emmons of Adelphia is one of tho most successful amateur TELEPHONE pbultrymen in that soction. He has a flock of nearly 200 White Leg- Phone 2143-J horns and has beefi getting nearly Our Service Car is a fifty percent' egg production. 16 White St., Opposite Postoffice Red Bank, N. J. always ready. lbW Drains for Highlands. Ceresota 12 59c Tha freeholders havo agreed to r Gold Medal and bns pay part of the cost of placing Steam Vu5car V'r»|y. All Mill Brands 98 * $4.72 drains along Navesink nnd Lincoln avenues at .Highlands. The coun- .ty's share of the cost of this im- Balloon and Trmrk Pure Vegetable Reg. 25c provement will be over $5,000. Tares in Sleek. Crisco Gifts for Hospital, Shortening Tho Woman's club of Manasguan lb , can will hold its Christmas party next 23c Monday. Each member has been John Hansen 2 '"25c asked to bring toys and other gifts which are to be sent to the pre- 42 West Front Stre^ ' Prim Pastry Flour >... 5 It> bag 25c ventorlum at Allcnwood, RED BANK, N. J. • Fancy Almonds or Walnuts 3 It)s 95c Want New Poitoffico. An effort is being made by Con- Reg. 5c Table Salt .- 3 pkgs 10c gressman Stewart Appleby to get an Reg. 30c Pure Vanilla Extract bot 25c appropriation of ?G5,OO0 for a new postoflico building nt Belmar. The Franklin Cinnamon & Sugar 3 cans 10c receipts of the Belmar postofike last HENRY CAMPBELL, President Reg. 18c Sweet Potatoes 3 big cans 50c year were over $29,000. LiANIEL S. ELY, Vice-Pres. EDWIN R. CONOVER, Cashier Roll Call Supper. Tho annual roll call supper and i 4SC0 Cooked Pumpkin 3 cans 25c bazar of tho West Long Branch I OSC0 Mince Meat ' lb 19c Methodist church was held last Our 1927 Christmas Club Is Now Open OSCO Whole or Ground Spices pkg. 7c Wednesday night and over 30"0 en- •joyod, tho supper. Tho profits . Gold Ubel Molasses can 17c, 30c Make your 1927 Christmas a merry one by joining our Monmouth County Surrocnto's Office, amounted to'over $145. In the ninttLT or the etJUtu of Wnltcr.fl, Seodlc.8 ov Seeded.Raisins pkg 10c French, doceased. Party for Poor Children. club. Notice to creditors to present claim* tiSGP Baiting Powder : can Be, 10c, 20c nh-ainat estate. Tho Long Branch public welfare a If you have not been a member let us demonstrate what I'ursiinnt to the order of Jo eph I(. Don* Conf. XXXX Sugar 3 lb pkgs 25c society is making plans for its an- hay, BiirroEflle of tlie County ol Monr nual Christmas entertainment {or mouth, msile on tho twruty-^i-'L-ouil day ct Baker's Premium Chocolate U lb 10c : wonderful satisfaction it is to receive a check the hrst ot Noveinut'.-, 1S26, on the npplicatlun ct poor children. Walter Reado lias Seconil Nntionul llanlt nnd Tnmt Company OSCD Bread Crumbs - pkg 10c donnted the iuso of Iho Broadway next December of Hed Uank, N. J., exoeutur of tli« oatftta of Wnltcr O. French, $1.95 Women's Silk Kiddies' 4-Piece Pantalettes Teddy Suits in Dark Colon Only All Wool—Tan>I—Tan, Red aani d Bin* $1.00 $2-49 ONLY STORE—RED BANK. N. J. Christmas Club IMPORTED OTHER FUR BOYS' and GIRLS' Give "HER" A Practical Gift All Wool WOMEN'S and MISSES' TRIMMED GOWNS, 3.95 Lumberjacks, For 1927 Fine Silk $2-00 BLOOMERS, $8.75 to $55 Sites 8 to 10 VESTS and JANUARY REDUCTIONS GIRLS' STEP-INS Rain Capes IS NOW OPEN mWB $< $|.49 Sizes 8 to 14 The following popular classes Other Bloomers up to $2.95 CHILDREN'S are available: Beaded Bags and Umbrellas LADIES' Never before so early in tho season were coats 25c per week for 50 weeks, -i- $12.50 Fin. Silk of this fino type so low priced. Beautifully SUei "furred" models in styles for both sports and $1.00 50c per week for 50 weeks, « - $25.00 CHEMISE 16 to B2JS dress wear. Be sure lo, lee them, tomorrow. Coati for the slender mini Tlio "little" woman I $1.00 per week for 50 weeks, All Sh.d.i Tha larger woman In styles that achieve smartest' INFANTS' All Wool - - $50.00 1.49 to 3.49 lines. Sweater Sets $2.00 per week for 50 weeks, - ~ $100.00 $5.00 per week for 50 weeks, Give "HER" A Beautiful Dress 1.85 to 2-39 -. - $250.00 R WOMEN'S WOMEN'S and MISSES' Blue and Pink M Leather ll.DS DOYS1 2 Piece Please join early and be assured of | HAND BAGS Dresses SUITS Christmas money for next year. 95c, $1.95 $J.49 aiyl $2.95 .95 Slses 4 to 9 Fine Gifts for Xmae LADIES' CHILDREN'S Hie Second National Bank Cloth Drestes Thsre are some psrfectly marvelous 7 to 14 RAINCOATS OTHER FINE Drassss In these groups. Models of much higher price put In ta DRESSES stimulate dreis buying In thsse,', $1.00 and Trust Company UMBRELLAS days of Chriitmae shopping. ' $ 95 4.95 to 9.75 Flat Crepsi, V*)vats anil flallni, 4.65 Silk Bur and 3ava up charming new modele and colors. DRESSES 2- to 25% Womsn's, Mines' a. Extra Sites. Red Bank, New Jersey Sites 3 In U Total Resources Over CHILDREN'S NEW Onyx Points* . MA-RP Hosiery Co. and Slit 7 (0 13 COATS Hosiery Pure) Thread $10,000,000.00 Fuji ra.hton.d 'Silk Silk Ho«e Silk Hoie 4.95 to 16.95 $1.85 DRESSES We nuaranlae Value« 10.08 to 122.10 none batter $1.49 4.95 to (3.95 BANK X '? Issued Weekly, Entered ai Sicoqd-Clisi Matter at tht Post* VOLUME XLIX, NO. 35, office *t Bed Bank* N. J*, ander tha Act of March 9, 1870* RED'BANK,,N. J.,'WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 15, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 17 TO MAN BURNED TO DEATH, SOON TO BE A BRIDE. " PAip FOR THE TREE. • WED IN AUTOMOBILE. ENTERTAIN YACHTSMEN, DEATH OF JOSEPH LORENZ. JOSEPH V. HOLMES DEAD. Miscellaneous Shower Given for ollition at Rumson May Remit in Sunset Avenue. Resident Had Been Shrewsbury Resident • Passed Away AARON ARMSTRONG DEftfr g TRAGIC SONDAV AFTERNOON Mill Grace O'Brien of Ruraion. a Lawtiiit. IUDDEN SUMMONS FOR CHAS. RED BANKERS HOST TO LONG in Poor health Two Yean. at Age of 82 Years. HE PASSED AWAY AT Hl» 5J Diiring tha> recent snowstorm an Joseph A. Lorenz of Sunset ave- FIRE IN A GARAGE. Miss Grace O'Brien of West park, . A. KAHLE. , ISLAND VISITORS. Joseph Voorhees Holmes died HOME SUNDAY. ftumson, who 1B engaged to wed lutomobilo owned by Oscar F. Ben- nue, aged 3D years, died Saturday Monday at midnight at his home at. Frederick Agouoa Undertook to Tohn Adams, also of Rumspn, was ion of Rumson was damaged in n e Wat Driving His Car en • the Series of Races Between Red Bank from a complication of diseases. He Shrewsbury from a complication of Ho was 67 YeerToid and HsWti' I: £U»n Some Clothing With Gaso- tendered a miscellaneous shower last collision with a onowscrapor owned Rumson Road Sunday When He Iceboats and Long; Island Scooters had been in poorhealth two years. diseases, He had been in feeble One of the Best Known and Moat; line In J. Lester Eisner's Garage Friday night' Thp party was ar- y the borough of Rumson and Was Stricken With Paralysis and Arranged at a Meeting Held Here He was- born r,t Long Branch and health several months, but he was Respected Residents in This Part / —His Body Horribly Burned. ranged by Mrs. Bornard Oakes. Dur- [riven by Walter Carle. The acci- He Died Five Minutes Later. Sunday. • - had lived at Red Bank about twenty able to be about until last Satur- ofuMonmouth County. ' .V : years. He was employed at Child's Flro resulting from tho ignition of ing the evening vocal solos were lent happened on' tho Rumson road, Charles A, Kahle of Branch ave- Officials of- the North Shrews- day, when his condition became Aaron A. Armstrong died Sunday \, given by Mrs. John Naughton, Mrs. he scraper was clearing Bnow off nue, Red Bank, died very suddenly bury iceboat and yacht' club Sunday bakery fourteen years. Mr. Lorenz alarming: gasolmo In a pall caused the death leaves a wife and three daughters. afternoon at his homo on Sycamoro •:','•'. Sunday afternoon of Frpdcrick Hartson Howlnnd, Miss Evelyn ;he .road and was on the left side late Sunday afternoon while in his entertained a delegation from the Mr. Holmes was 82 years old. He avpnue at Shrewsbury. He had ' . Porter and Miss Kathryn O'Brien £' the road when the collision oc- automobile on tho Rumson road. He South Bay scooter club of. Bay Port, The children aro Catherine, Dorothy was a son of Abram and Grace Wi- Agouoa, - a Japjinsos butler in tho and Josephine Lorenz. He also been in failing health the past two : employ ,of J. Lester Eisner of Up-and'several venes of poetry verb urred. The damage to the auto* was stricken with paralysis while Long Island. The result of the koff Holmes and he was born on the years and ho hnd occasionally been recited by Miss Alice Ryan. Miss mobilo amounted to about $200. The on his way home. Ho was alone. meeting will be a series of races to leaves threo sisters, they being Mrs. farm en Sycamore avenue at per Broad street at Red Bank. The William Fritz of Red Bank, Mrs. subject to attacks of sickness which , garago was badly burned,, a com- O'Brien was tho recipient of many borough commissioners Thursday Mr? Kahlo evidently had forebod- bo held hero next month to deter- Shrewsbury which is now owned by kept him confined to the house, His . r fine gifts. _ ight received a letter from W.y. ingr of the stroke,, for just before it mine whether the scooter type or the Joseph Under of New York and Mrs. Mrs. Carson C. Peck. Mr. Holmes p&r,ativcly now Oakland car wasvde- Louis Giegrich of Conger, New last sickness developed a week pro- 'stroyod and other damage was done. The guests besides those mentioned Benson's lawyer to tho effect that occurred he stopped his car. Five Shrewsbury river type of ice yacht spent many years in farming, but vious to tho end. • , :, above; were MrB. Georgo Harvey, he borough should pAy for repair- minutes later he was dead. Harold is supreme in speed and endurance. York. The funeral was held Tues- for the past seventeen years he had Mr. Agouoa, who was 46 years day morning dt St. James's church. Mr, Armstrong was born G7 years 1 Mrs. William C; Carlock, Mrs. James ng Mr. Benson's automobile or suit Hurley of Tower Hill avenue hap- 'The Bay Port club was represen- led a retired life. His wife died ago at Freehold. ' He was a son 6f ';' old, went in the garago shortly be- pened to be driving his car on tha Rev. John B. McCloskey, the rector, fore flvo o'clock to clean hia over- Feit, Mrs. Basil Layton, Mrs. Jos- damages would bo started ted by Alfred Ackley, Kellogg three years ago. His daughter, the late John H. and Elizabeth Hey- : eph McCuo, Mrs. Raymond Reddlng- gainst tho driver of tho scraper. Rumson rond at the same time. Dominy, William Colson, G. Mchante. d a high mass of requiem. Miss Emma Holmes, lived with him. coat and a suit of clothes. He used Burial was mado at Mount Olivet tr Armstrong. Ho lived, on his . ;on arid Misicn Mary'Marphy, Irene Tho matter was turned over to $o When he saw Mr. Kahle motionless Clark, Percy Fordham and Matthew Mr. Holmes leaves another daughter, father's farm until 35 yeara ago, .;- gasoline in. a pail to do tho cleaning. in the automobile he stopped to in- cemetery. Just what liapponed is not known, as Porfcv Hclin XTrcy, Luella Jef- orough attorney. DeGoff, Tho rien spoke highly Mrs. J. P. Stofflet of Ridgefield when with his bride ho moved to ' : frey, Mae Porter, Gertrude Dowlen, vestigate. A doctor was sent for, about the manner in which they Park. He also leaves three sisters, Shrewsbury where ho had since re- Mr. Agouoa was alono in tho build- tut death occurred before he ar- ing nnd the door was closed. Tlio Mary Collins, Margaret Howlnml A Successful Bazar. were received and they are looking Two Highlands Men Dead. they being Mrs. Jacob K. Shoemak- sided. Mrs. Armstrong before her butlor occasionally smoked cigar- and Mario Devorcaux. The Indies' auxiliary of the Port rived. Tho incident occurred in forward to their coming visit'to Red William Parker, who had lived at er, Mrs. James Steen and Mrs. John marriage was Miss Sophie Shutts, ettes. Perhaps ho lit a match to Monmouth fire, company cleared ?80 front of George Ivins's farm. Bank with their (fleet of eight boats Highlands 65 years, dieu from a Trafford of Eatontown. Mr. Holmes daughter of the late Daniel Shutts, Shrewsbury Place Sold. '; Mr. Kahle was engaged in the and-with more than fifty of their complication of diseases''early Sat- was a member of the Presbyterian of Tinton Falls. Mr. Armstrong.Is • ; H NOTICE, OF SETTI.EMENT OF ACCOUNT LEONARDO'S MAdlC TREE. Winning Apples. T Coasting Accident. , New DeMolay Members, ' RESOLUTIONS. THOMPSON noutrodyno ^radlo, mod two Twelve new members -were initl- RESOLVED, That the Township Com- and a half months: txeellent quality and Eatotd. of Acnea Freer Torapklns, De- Christmas Cheer to Radiate From * On exhibition at Tho Rogister>f- Coasting has been 'a popular pad- mittee, of the Township of Shrowibury, tone. List price 1125, will sell fo, ISO reioed., . . I -. ' ttimc "'lit Highlands tho past week.' •atod Monday in tho DeMolayordor, wlshmir to record thilr appreciation of the Apply to Max Levy,- 41 Liberty street. Giant Pine. fice are some very fine Stayman ap- Low Branch, N. J. Will glv« demonstra. -^otlc« U hereby Eiven that the* account! . sewing Tho children and grownups were they belnafr'Austln W. Johnion,' Ed- valuable; servlois rendered by Mr. Aaron «rf (Jh# subscriber, executor of the estate A giant evergreen tree on theples owned by James C. Hendrick- Airostroag. and th« high esUtm In whloh tlon, ....-- ' • - . . . .. • -. • ,• of sfctd. • STORAGE WAREHOUSE In more than 250,000 homei, ttorei, r«iUu* rants, hotels, clubs, hospitals, and other places, Frigidairo has established new and better standards of refrigeration—new measures of convenience^, Local and Long Distance Moving economy, apd sanitation. Frigidaire makes •)• \ owner independent of outside Ice supply. It main- 1 tains even cold temperatures that keep all foods, V Our vans arq padded and dusfc-proof. raw or cooked, for many days. It freezes Ice cubes, sized right for pitcher or tumbler. It Packing, crating and shipping to all freezes many delicious desserts, a recipe book for which is given to every Frigldalr* owner. LONG DISTANCE RADIO ' points. Overwhelming public preference With Frigidaire there is no melting, no waste. for PrSgidnire, and a plan at voitly Food spoilage stops. Frigldaira Is,automatic in THE NEW AND IMPROVED ELECTRIC SET increased production, have mado pos* operation—requires practically no attention. Once it is installed in your home, you will enjoy per. siblo drastic reductions in Frigidairo manent, dependable electric refrigeration. And No BatterieB No Attachments Office and Warehouse prices. Complete metal cabinet with all of these advantages, you .will probably Prigiihirej ore now priced as law u find that its cost of operation will be less than No Trickle Chargera No Acid Rectifiers 51^53 Mechanic St. $225, mechanical units ns loir o> $170 you havo been paying for ice. " ' —oil pricet /.o.b. Dayton, Ohio. Visit the new Frtgidalre display room; We /will gladly show you the new Frigldalre models which Superb Tone Quality at Any Volume There are Prlgidnircs for liomes of are built complete with metal cablnats. O.^-we every lize, 01 well as for itorcj, clubi, will show you tho Frigiitalre mechanical unit which reitouronls, hotel), hospitals —any can be Installed In your present ice-box. You will lie surprised to find how little Frlftldalre costi and ploco now mini! refrigeration. how eailly It can be bought on tho General Mo- tors deferred payment plan. Any TrlllCahc mny be purchased on the General Moton deferred payment The Ideal Christmas Girt. pltn. Kellogg Radio Conrad C. de la Motte Show Room: 60 Monmouth Street, A New Departure in Tuning Red Bank, N. J. .SIMPLICITY SELECTIVITY TONE Main Olficel 540 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. There an more Frigidairta Convenient Terms in use than all other elec- Red Bank Radio Sales Co. tric refrigerators copihincd Our Guarantee includes Service for One Year CONIMD C. OK I.A MOTIK, OPEN EVENINGS CO Mpimiaulh Str» D1X0N BROS., Props, PivftM (tnii ml nitnnUte Ififotma. llott IJ ylM ] 15 Entt Front Street, 15 EAST FRONT STREET NEXT TO PALACE THEATRE -Phono 1800 Open Evenings Next to Palace Theatre • N.. RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15,1926. Page Nineteen BELFORD GIRL SHOWERED. .real-reason, for I liavo never heard ARTICLES FOR SALE. BUSINESS NOTICES. BUSINESS NOTICES. EMPLOYMENT. REAL ESTATE FOR BENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. , 'ft that the expenditure of largo sums Mi» ThoWCMlef T»ten by Siiif. of money was ovor deprecated in ULLET3 fur sale; ilxt/ BnrreJ Plymouth 'IRK wheel airvlce. Wire wheels re- WINTEIt will Boon be here. Call [teil YOUNG woman] .wants work by the day FOR RENT'ut Rumson, nuwly furnielicd HOUSES (or "ale. 1 hivo tbtM t^Ulf*. Rockfl; nlao somo flno Jersey Black built Join Ilnnacn, 42 Weit Front Unnlt 1387, S. Swartz, the stove- man, ththrer e orr ffour r ilayyn a weekweek,," HelpinHel g all or unfurnfshed five-room bunsulow; all six' ruonii . and bath, nuir aehool «nuj prlio Last Thur«day Night. tho secret councils of cltlior purty. iant coekcrcl* and putleta, by pound or ;rcct, Red Hank. Phone- 72-B. A repair your old Btovc anil furnace pIpeH. JIroundd nrivalLil - placel s preferredfd . PhotiPh c improvements! suitable for bualnete couple -air. Mrs. Jutlti Crosi, rholnnx, N. J, J_Wc»t Front ttrcet, Hell Bank, - MH. ItV' or ^eachcru, neur bus line: renidenllul depot. Itud Unrik. Prlcea (9,ftOD and Ami, as-a mutter of fact, I would 1 !AVE your clothes clean at t>c City SIO.OOU. Cnlcb Lukrr, Dilford, N .T» Fiionds of Mins Tholma Cwilcr, >lephooe 1'rcehpIJ lOfifF-CJ, " 'HE HAin Cuttjnff Shop for :-en, women man wuulfj Mite furnneea to take block; immediate poflnesBion. Gurag« (f •rather have u rich man nominated Dry Clean In-' lind Dyeing Works, J Me- wanted. Phone 437. Rumwon. phoni> Kcnniburg 70-K-31, ' . T dauB"tcr of CharlcB Caslcr o* Bel- by direct primaries, out In tho open, LIONEL- electric train, No. -102, extra thanlfl ntrcet, near Broad atrcet, Rod Till children. The Central Harbor Shop, care vt or aslies to carry out by the BKVKHAL houics for $u\» \% PoM track, station, .witches, transformer and Junk. -Phone 2117, William Oatrov. oro- Monmouth .treot. Red Banll! oroprletor. v/tckl Write P. O. Ik.x ai/UvtlItu d BankDunk,. orj^ODGE room for rent Deuirablo room ford, savo B ehowcr for hor lust rank Bole^ . mouth. N, J. .Caleb L. Lulur, Dti where bo is obliged to tell what ho >thcr accessories. Condition perfect. Sell rictor. II nt 110 Hmik'iilrcct, Samiiue l' "Bryant.* available for Use second and fourth N. J. Phono Keanabarg Thursday night in Anticipation of stands for, tlinn have a poor mail, ijtjialf prlco. P. InitlU, Atlantic Hlsh- ftY -.Cixrehfit'i for facq value. Let us be t€fHErlvuTirt]re~Shopi VulconliluB — Thursday nfaMa of .ach month. Apply HBPHESENTATIVES wanted in Red Bank, it the office of Hlgmund K,nncr Co. RF>D DAN1A C prop«cty~ToppctyTorr anteante.. Tv*o*itorV her nmrrlago to John A. Lontz ol however honest, nominated in con- anda, K. J.« -• • . . your barber. We know ' m to please. tires and tubofl. General on] tires anrl I.onit H run elf ami i urroundin^ towns to *;ipcrt tonaorial service. Curchin's Bar- huuhuuacc , siix rowmi anadd bthbsthi,bsthi,tti iragti * iiti J IHRISTMAS TREES row. A. ir, Mnr- iclielin tubes in stock: rcualrinK rllbbci \c\l\\ sujirauttedd, non-competitivii e product HALL for rent Third floor, 10 Broad atcd near IIrond itreett M.AQO. Ttrmi East KeariBljurB. The affair .was n vention by party loaders to whom •cr shop. Second, National n-nk building. iots; kcroHcnc oil, 7376 KBS, denstUD?d al. street, for lodge, dances or. entertain- Id tt MAQOO. Ttrm cellus has your ChrlBtmna tree tot you Jpntalrtt T it-^r-u plirnonipna! prico. . Connciontiuue Culcb I,itkIT. rvlford, N.-'J., vhvnt KKftRhl :comploto "surprise to Miss Carter, hd'ls obligated and to whoso power it Fair Haven, on tho,Main load. Dc- hoi. 30 Mechutiic street, Ileil DRnk. vorkcrs etin make .$50 or. more weekly ments. Cao bo rented by the year, month burg 7C-F-31. , .; ;• and influence ho owes his nomina- 'ery .free.* ' ' J . bVINDOW cleanlnir. We miko-n ipccinliy !AMES BODEN, contractor anc builder; Vrsonul Interview will be arranged for or evening. Apply R. Hance & Sons. 12 Who was induced on a pretext to go Broad street. Red Bank. TWO sintrlfl hou»c» nnd onV dou61« houid tion. . •• • ' NT1QUES for SB1«; larso tippy tablo and df cleaning windows of storei* ofilc^» oil kinds of jobblnfi done. Dealer In -oil in Itcd Bunk by writing the Neleon- to the homo of her slstor, Mrs. Har- rid private residences: alao eenernl office uilillrm material. Jamei Soilen. Llncroft, 5rcpne Co., G71 Ilroad atroet, Newark, HOUSE, nine rooms, hardwood floors, open wanted; also two houiet n«r (Irpot for Under the direct primary system, a hand-carved chair, botli nipdo by tho • J. sale, Others to rent. Gold Stir Rill t old Woodwovd. When Miss Caslcr ate Robert H. Wlilto; old fneliloncil ruBh leonlnff. Dates reasonable. Satisfaction fireplace, newly decorated throughout, tate. 35 Brldsc* avenue. Red pank, b the poor man has at least a chance bottom rocker, mahogany bureau nnd n suarmitccd. 43 Wsshlneton street Red YOUNG rewpcctablo colorcil man de- for rent; caroge, 133 Broad street; suit- ' ontoroaSi room in the liouso tho iljjht stand. Can bo neeiv rniy day except Bank, phone 2318. LANDSCAPE gard »ner. Prunino sires a pouition as clHiufTcur or handy able for light busin Il 139 Bd of being nominated if the party street. Red Dank. NEAR Red Dank 1 have ne\< houiti, «v«r' lights were euddonly turned on and voters want to - nominate him, 'uosday and 'WcdncBdny at the hdma of by experienced men; aprayirtf. Jay. man. Call Red Bank 0C4-U. improvements: five, i!x and IUVID roornif Mti» Cora W. Jennings, Dro&(J street, OK1EWTAL and domestio mgs and AGENTS wiintci! to BCJI A-l raincoats; FLAT of four roorrn for rent, with water, and b.ith; tot GOxlOO. Garase, Prle4t ahe found herself in tho presence of whereas in n convention, ho has no Inu rut of erounds, larue or small. i Bhrcwalury, N. J. . f ' ' spare or full time. Address W. A., electricity, laundry tub»: S20. Apply rlirht. Terms to >ult. O b l*. Luktf. a largo numbor of relatives and chance at all unless ho is willing to carpet* shampooed and dry cleaned. ALVICO clven as to what, when an6 Land & Loan 10 Cast Front street, U8SE3 and bus bod Its for sale at a Old carpets made Into ruga. < flag drawer _M, for iippolntntgnt.* Relford, N. J. surrender his independence. sacrifice; also two-ton truck chsisla In how to plant. T. it Stiles. 121 Red Dank. othor well wishora. A jolly evening rugs woven. Telephone or a postn) \6UNO woman taltinx aewiiiK at home; FARM of 132 aercs for. •«!«; eleven roor* mrfect running order. Can he seen. at tInrdine c HAZLETNEWS. removal of his tonsils and adenoids. tion was-held In the; Hazlet; tire-. Dr, Flsier of Asbury Park: jfe)^ IJOUBO' oh, .Monday jifght P. Otto Mi«i Elizabeth V. Young Gives a formed the operation. Weigahd, Jr., was elected president, Card Party. Mrs. Joseph R. Jackson and Mrs.Joseph H. Webster vice president, I'TOY HEADQUARTERS Angelo M. Webster were New York Joseph C. Cherry secretary and P. Miss Elizabeth V. Young: WJJS O. Weigand treasurer. . • EVERYTHING FOR CHILDREN hostess to a fow friends at her visitors last"week., . ' •' , v ' \.:r-;:V• SANITARY l?LUIVII|ER^-.^^;:0j; home on Wcdnesdny evening. "An Miss Anna Cowles was-burned on both hands aitd arms last week .;•.•• V. '•'• Way.id. Naw»v •:'..' 74 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. Ji enjoyable time was spent playing Children's Toys ant) Wagons cngls. First prizes in Five Hun- with hot fat .while;tit the home of •'..• The monthly, business Meeting of dred were awarded.(o Mrs. Benja- her brother^ Harry S. Cowles. . the Epworth' league society' was , We Alto Carry * Complete'Lina 0.' ' STEAM and HOT WATER FITTING min B. Lufburrow and Kenneth T. Mrs. Samuel H. Walling was'a held at the home of Rev and Mrs. recent Ne\v.ark visitor. E Munjon on Friday rilghtl Af- COLUMBIA and BILT-RITE CARRIAGES and STROLLERS. 1 , Hooso, and the consolations went to Co.Qarli Repaired. Tirol Put on Whlla You Wftli. < Gutters, Leaders and Tin Roofing .Mrs. Harry Willey and J. Frank Miss Esther Wltto of. Newalk'is ter the meeting games were enjoyed Weignnd. Boiygjiiin B..Lufburrow visiting Mrs. Emma T. Peseux. >; : and refreshments were'sepved. Wo jutl rccelvca a large atiortment of Holidayv Toy«. '< and Paul Rider received prizes in J. Frank Weigand was at Plaln- ' Mrs. James Green spent Sunday Come» in early and get your pick. A •mall depoilt will hold any | pinochle. Thoso playing- wore Mr. lield on business on Thursday. • fct Philadelphia. • ' . - article in the store until Chrlatmai ant) Mrs. Benjamin B. Luf burrow, Vincent Murabito has purchased Mrs. iCUorge Taylor spent Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willey, Mi-, and a now Dodge truck. at Oakhurnt. •.,..' $10 Down Mrs. J. Frank WciRantl, Miss Katli-. Mrs. John L. T.'Webster is now Mr. and lilts. Walter Cobb' arc the RED BANK GO-CART CO. leeiv Luflmrrow, Miss Elizabeth V. making: her home with her son, Jo-proud parentsiof a baby boy. 54 MONMOUTH STREET, E. SESTA, Proprietor, • Young, Miss Dorothy Young1, John soph H. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Dangler COOKS uHthihc GAS TURNED OFF! Hnrtzler, Kenneth T. Hoosc and The annual meeting: of the Mon-spent Sunday with Mrs.. Elizabeth Telephone Red Bank>'21S8. Paul Rider of Red Bank. mouth county protective associa- Jackson. '':..; , ' • Mrs. LeRoy Clark and Mrs. H. Afvin Walling were Newark visitors on Wednesday. After spending a week at the :-••'.- > •v home of Mrs. Emma T. I'cseux, Mrs. M. Bingnam has returned to Long. Island. HOL1DAT GIFT BOXES WITht ALL PURCHASES Miss" Maude Ackerson spent the wL-ek-cnd with friends at -Jersey City. Malcolm W. Peseux, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K. Peseux, under- went'an operation at the Spring Lake' hospital on Tuesday for the ••. w "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Portable witknew Our Best Hftmgmek Fine Silks-Make Fine Gifts Christmas Service and they combine usefulness with inexpensiveness ! 40-Inch Pure Silk 40-Inch All Silk We have gone thoughtfully Flat Crepe, $1.59 Crepe de Chine, $1.00. about this Christinas Business. This is another fine' silken Puro Silk Crepe do Chine. "Catching up with the spirit Ideal for lingerie and other gift weave in tho height o1f popu- of the season" has by no means larity right now. All colors. purposes. ^ let good sense run wild to the . 54-Inch Puro Silk - ! • Skinner'• Waihable { acquisition of "any old thing" Flat Crepe, $2.39 Flat Crepe, $2.69 ' to be sold under the guise of In all the glorious shades f<-V Rich tones and firm tefcturo "Christmas gifts." winter originated in PariB and combine to make this one of brought to America. the moit popular fabrics.' The EASY TO CARRY •smallsize mcilulmsize- name in the selvuge is your As the agency of garnering guarantee. tho best of merchandise at Chiffon Velveteen, $1.79 wholesale for a particular clien- We. have picked the cream Silk Duvetyne, $1.39 EASY TO PUT AWAY § JUm Saving Jbr &uLslma& of these lovely pilo fabrics. All A fabric soft as. swansdown, tele at retail we can assure you the pretty newest shades are, Its rich texture will lend distinc- tliat the values obtaining in included in this selection. tion to any frock. ' , . CAN BE USED ON ANY this Sale arc full warrant for "•'GIHGS TABLE this pre-Holiday season celebra- tion as everyone gets into the Thousands of Pairs of Fine Hosiery Get one of these most pop* search of good things to Surrender to Kris Kringle for Gifts > IT MAKES SEWING A ular arid useful "Wear-Ever** others happy at Yulctide. PLEASURE utensil*/ roast your Christ- Nine women in every ten—and perhaps as many rnen as well—have hosiery on their gift lists. And this year mas turkey or chicken in will be no exception to tho rule. The active readiness of the Silk Shop's Hosiery assemblage is full measure to tho Permit us, by tin's announce- m it. and you will know why "severest test or friendship." Surely the finger of Midaijhas traced the lines for they are expressive of richness and ment, to introduce you to the exceptional value: . ' i • $ • • • $ , IMPROVES APPEAR- OZ/fBESTcdOKS usir best values we have ever of- 'ANCE OF YOUR ROOM fered. DEXDALE DEXDALE POINTEX .Aluminum. • * I The "Wear-Ever" Aluminum SILK HOSE SILK HOSE SILK HOSE Silk to Top Roaster cooks all parts of the $1.49 $1.49 ^Hpw many times have you For those who like to wear their $1.95 wished you could get rid roast to a savory tenderness This hose has the smart pointed I because its hard, thick sheet skirts short, thoec stockings are This is an extremely sheer hoso of that old machine in especially applicable. Superlatively heals that slenderize the ankles, aluminum distributes the and is faultless in weave, in stylo Serviceable weight with lisle topi. your dining room or bed- | fashioned and finely spun. and in beauty. • All colors. room? The Singer Port- heat EO evenly. PIGEON able Electric answers the Note tJtefolloivingf question. It is a machine SILK HOSE CADET LACE CLOCK about tlie size of a small . extra uses: $1.00 SHEER HOSE SILK HOSE "traveling bag. Speed is Baking apples Economy and smart appearance controlled by a knee lever, are combined in these stockinps $1.95 $1.95 jut exclusive Singer fea- Baking bread that are guaranteed to retain their This is an extremely sheer hoso • These dainty laco clocked stock- and is made with a new and novel ture. From the slowest shape and fine weave after laun- ings will add chic and smartness Cooking entire meal dering. heel and toe that insures long wear. possible speed up to 1,000 to your new Winter costume. ' ^ stitches a minute. Costs a over one flame half a cent an hour to Cold-pack canning RESPLENDENT IN BEAUTY HANDSOME GIFTS operate. Has a light at- Bread and cake box tached. Can be used Oh POCKETBOOKS any table and put away in' GLOVES the closet when not in The Ideal Gift Of Great Beauty Leathers made more beautiful than the pelts in their native wilds—Fabrics rich and beaming in gay colors—furnishing happy inspiration for So long as thcro arc Chrlstmascs and Women's SERVICE tho completion of a hundred Christmas lists. dainty hands, just so long will gloves be tho happy Quaint shapes, smart combinations, some lavish- There is a Singer store or ly fitted. You'll like every one. choice for gifts. Giit-quality at the Silk Shop salesman in every city in embraces Ccntcmerl and Kaysor makes—names the world. You can be A Varied Selection As Low As tliat are legion with women who buy tho best for sure of getting needles, themselves. Newest fashions and novelties' share parts or a service man ' ' . $1.98 honor with fhelr excellence. when needed. Mail order We have included in this great sale a group of houses, department stores tho very finest bags obtainable" nnd are priced up to Centemeri Kid Gloves, $2.98 and electrical dealers can \ not equal Singer Service. Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves, It makes (he cheap ma- iSiiiii $10.00 chine the most expensive Ask to sec this group and we are suro that this 98c and up in the end. "Wear-Ever (election will please tho most critical. Aluminum WE HAVE A SMALL MA- DUTC•with Sclf-JiastinnH OVE Cover N tfy CHINK FOR THE LIT- No List Complete Without TLE GIRL AT $5.00 HANDKERCHIEFS Her Doll Will Need New Hnndkprchleffl nre nn cnay solution for tho ago Clothes old quest for something1 useful for gift giving. A COMPLETE DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO For wlinro la tho woman who docs not' let her Si supply dwindle with tho waning yonr In tho hope WE DO HEMSTITCHING nnil'oxpcctatlon that somu friend will replenish the supply? Lamp Shades, Lamp Stands, Vases, For cnoMlMI Inrjtl .. 4»"% tlf OiVllllllcrl, ullimll! •' "74 MONMOUTH ST., Tlipio Slortii «• IIIHIW inn inpiily RED BANK, ,N. J. X«iu It..I Il.nl, llnli.il IlKiira A .1«m Atl.nll. IIM.U.I.N phone \an M, Moiiniui.il * ti'.. en i.i Art. Open Evonlngi 1.0 II |( llraiK.ll' Red Bank, N. J. P, D. Wooi)«, Mgr. A Gala 2-Bay Gift Event That Will Be, To All Economy- Shoppers, The Greatest Sale of The Christmas Season Boys' Lumber Jackets Boys' Shirts Small Furniture Beaded Bags Floeco llnerf lumber iaok- Boys' shirts, both'white Thursday, Bargain Square Pictures, ash trays, lamp J,B Stunning designs nnd ets for boys, with knit and colored, Well mudo and shades, all practical. ,7)B patterns aro shown In /Cuffs and bottom, Sizes und neatly finished.. In gifts that will bo appre- these bags in gorgeous Children's Woolen Gloves 28 to 34. ,-.'• • sizes 12 to 14. IOVCS elated. t colorings. Men's Hose, 4 Pairs Pair STEINBACHS-~Flftll Flopri' STEINBACHS—Second Flooi" STEINBACIIS—Third Floor Children's Bead Sets, 2 for $1.00 " Warm woolen gloves and x>r STEINBACIIS—Flrat Floor Men's llslo hose in black, Cl gauntlets that'will mako Men's Tics Boys' Union Suits $1.00 Rugs,, Less cordovan, blue and ip| • practical gifts. Heather,' smoke. Sizes OVi to l\}i. camel, brown.and eroy. 2 for A very special pricing on all-silk service-weight « All Jewelry Men's silk ties In stripes Boys' jinlon suits with tf>| One dollar off of every STEINBACHS—First Floo1r long sleeves and In an- <&| silk stockings that will make beautiful gifts. Full Less and plaids, a real bar- flvo^ dollar purchase in STEINBACHS—First Floor Women's Rayon Vests ualn. klo length. Sizes 4 to 12. fashioned and well reinforced. In gun metal, bran, the rug department, ex- One dollar off on every $1 beige, sunset, black, ,etc. All sizes. cepting Whittalls. five dollar purchaso In Men's Hose, 2 Pairs Comfortably cuf vests of ' 8eamleaa Sheets, $1,00i ' Boys' Wide Leather Belts, $1.00 the Jewelry departpiint. STEINBACHS—Fourth Floor Men's ruyon silk hose STEINB ACMS—Fifth Floor STEJNBACHS—Second Floor duality rayon silk. In nil ( STEINBACHS—Second Floor STEINBACHS—First Floor" and wool and cotton jlzes and doslrablo col- Boudoir Caps ' Rag Rugs mixed hoso. in plain and ors. Collar and Cuff Sets All Leather Goods fancy designs. Sizes 10 2 for to H'/i. STEINBACHS—Socond Floor Attractlvo Imported rag Less Silk boudoir caps trim- 4 rugs with stencilled STEINBACIIS—First Floor Collar and cuff sets, come •;lilntz borders. Evenly One dollar off on every Women's Rayon Bloomers med with lacd and shown tailored and others with In many delightful pas- woven. flvo dollar purchaso In ombroldoryf or lace. tho leather goods depart- Umbrellas Fine rayon silk bloomora tel shades. STEINBACHS—Fifth Floor STEINBACHS—Fourth ment. that aro most unusual Embroidered Linen Collar an1d Men's and women's lino 4 I $1.00 Less STEINBACHS-First FlooT" values at »1.00.'Want- Cuff Seta, 2 for, $1.00 Ruffled Curtains grado cotton umbrellas ed colorB. Women's Sweaters STEINBACHS—First Floor with club and crook han- ,For these two Dollar Days, every pair of men's, Pair Leather Goods dles. STEINBACHS—Second Floo1r women's and children's, shoes are one dollar less Kayon silk swoators In d>| i Women's Ties Ruffled curtains with on each $5.00 purchase. Pumps and oxfords for dainty tlo backs made of Tlo racks, bags, clothes STEINBACHS—First Floo1r Women's Rayon Step-Iris grey, tan.Muat 26 loft and The famous Gladstone suitcases and Neverbreak trunks.are here in big variety. There are no better made, than/these and we guarantee them to give' the utmost in utility. ••••.. ,; • .'-. \.: ' Our trunks are built to stand the;racket, and they have all the latest devices iW r.nn- ventence and safety. /CHRISTMAS is synonymous with Perfumes. To many it is the For Christmas ^ most desired gift of all. The Liggett Stores are prepared we have ptany new and useful things—'Satchels, handbags* with large and varied assortments of the leading perfumes, both -brief cases, over-night fitted cases, umbrellas, English Kit imported and domestic.' Bottles of perfume as low as 50c and, by b%s»| hat boxes, and many more, too numerous to mention easy stages, up to $25.00. Beautiful sets from $2.00 to $25.00. in thia email space. Make up your mind'to give a travel necessity for your gift, and you'll make, the recipient happy. Our prices are low, our standard high. SAFETY RAZORS EASTMANKODAKS From and CAMERAS Gillettes—The always accep- COXY table Christmas Gift. 13 E. Front St., Red Bank A15 percent teducdon from la Rose Jacqueminot, L'Origan, tegular prices. Complete 49c to $6.00 Open Eyenings Phone 848-J i stocks. From the little Brow Styx, Jasmin, L'EfHeurt, Chypre, I iiie that the children will Paris, Ambre Antique. | treasure to the large folding Sole Agent for Belber Luggage and Trunks From | camera. HQUBIGAfJT Auto Strop 89c to #6.00 89c to #22.10 Ideal, Quelques Fleurs, Mon Durham | Boudoir, Inconnu, Le Temps Duplex J £1.00/0 £5.00 des lilas. PENS, PENCILS TWINPLEX and SETS From , ROGER &> GAIXET From 1 STROPPERS Pen & Pencil Sets, Par- KERICQET Fleurs d'Amour and CHERAMY 1 There's a Twinplex for OVER ker.Waterman and Ever- Djer-Kiss Vera Violerce, Le Jade. Cappi, April Showers. 3QOG sharp Sets of Fountain 1 every type of safety razor. FOOD From From, Pens and Pencils in at- A) DOUBLE I AHtU"iJOMthj!Crink STORES tractive satin lined boxes. COKDAY VIVAUBOU 1303 le Golliwogg, Toujours Moi Mavis, Narcisse de Chine COMPACTS Srptnil^ #3.75 to $16.50 Shan, Cara Nome, Jonteel, 1 rf-» no . e/A rn DE VIILBISS From Trejur, Woodwork's, Houbi. I yW.yo and £4.69 Eversharp Pen- PERFUMI2ERS COLGATE gant.Hudnuts Three Flowers, cils. The practical A large assortment of the andDeauville.Dier-Kiss.Coty, Special Cashmere Bouquet, Dae gift for Men, famous De Vilbiss Perfumiz- Norids, Vivaudou'sNardsse tylis, Florient, Lilac, Lily of SHAVING Women and ers, in beautiful new shapes de Chine and many others. BRUSHES Children 50c Up and designs. the Valley, Monad Violet, Economy From Rubb'erqet Shav- Waterman and ingBrusb.es.Pure Parker Duofold CAR.0H bristles, Imbedded Begin Now Laying In Your Supply of Seasonable Foods and Per*. 2.50 Up Narcisse Noir In hard rubber so Delicacies For The Holidays NukdeNoel (Christmas Evi) they cannot come out. CAMF iELL'S g. VALLEY BRAND Cloverdalo Family WATCHES From & CLOCKS TOMATO SOUP J PEACHES Three Flowers, Du Barry Pound Ingersall Watches. STATIONERY Cam (JAA B Ct t-lb. Cant .50 H From WideassortmenH.In Gilbert/'SquareClos" PIVER Shari Compict attractive boxes, for Azurea and Floramye. Single$1.50 all members ot tho CLOVERDALE TOMATO Quokcr Maitl or Pride of Texas Prcccrvotl and Big Ben Alarm Bolt j-iv**,e* WKolo. Skinless Prime Quality Best Sirloinr Round or Men's Overcoats •> Porterhouse Steak All Wool Rib Roast Cuts $20,00 up Top or Bottom Charlie's Famous Hamburg Steak Boys' Suits Boys' Sheep Lined Round Roast $7.95 up COAT $7,00 ^J* Lean Boneless Medium Size Roasting or Fryihg Best Made Pork Kidney Two I'.nL—Alt Wool % \ Bacon Fowl Chickens Scrapple Tripe Men's Sheep Lined X By tho Piece Young and Tender Fresh Killed Stock Nono Belter and Beef Liver Boys' Overcoats COAT $9.50 $8.95 GENUINE SPRING LAMB CIIIU3TMA3 GIFTS IJOXl'.l) I'lU'.E. I LAMB Legs, and Only 29c a 1b LAMB 28 MONMOUTH STREET, NEAR BROAD,' RED BANK, N. J. /MJL. SIZES 3EE OUft WINDOWS 3EE OUR WINDOW!) . ' „• OVP.N EVKNINOn CHAJRLJIE'S WONDER STORES* Page Twenty-Sis RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER IS, 1926. HIMMMMIIIIMMIIHjllim LEONARDO NEWS. B,ij Community Tree to R«dl»te Christmas Cheer Hore. The Civic Interests Association will set up a hugo community pn|» n\w THE, CROWD TO Christmas tree .illuminated witl hundreds ,of lights. The association hail a sihiilar tree last season 01 the station grounds. Miss Helen Waddell of Chatham 20 PER CENT OFF spent Saturday' and Sunday witl; her, brother, Louis Waddell. Rev. Charles' Evarts pf Boston will niaito an address on "Tho Win- "47 BROAD ST- RED BANK We are now giving 20 Per Cent. ning of Souls" tomorrow afternoon Phone 1999, nt- three o'clock at tho Baptist church, ' ' Mr. and Mrs.-William Bartawick STORE OPEN EVENINGS off the regular price of all bur of East Orange spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.'Edith Phillippi. UNTIL XMAS • ' . ' •. •'•• • { 'Die 500 club met yesterday af- A Small Deposit Reserves ternoon nt Mrs. Charles Keefer'a. Mrs. Henry VnnDaalen spent • Any Item. Saturday and Sunday with friends We Deliver^ in Borough CLAUS .•it New York. ' ' ,• Limits. Copies of The Red Bank Register was good to us. Men's Suits nrc now on sale at' Mrs. A. W. Phraner's. • • DOLLS He left us the greatest lot of toys FAIR VIEW NEWS. and gifts in Town Firemen Look for Largo Altond- —Come in and-see unco «t Supper Tonight. them. And such a Men's Overcoats The firemen have everything in readiness for the Hot roast beef price saving, you supper at the firehouso tonight will have,-to see for They look for a lsirgo attendance, yourself. . as there has been a big advance sale of tickets. John Kelly, wlw is employed as a •luuiffcur at New York during the Boys' Suits vi nter, spent Saturday and Sunday it his home here. Miss Mary Quinn has recovered from sickness. Rocker Chairs Mr. and Mrs, Henry Bennett A • beautiful selection at spoilt last Thursday at Long great savings. Rod Wood Branch, where they viewed the Boys' Overcoats ruins of the Catholic church and' of From 98c to $6.75 ea $1.19 ea. several other buildings which were destroyed by fire. Martin Mason has a new, watch Slates Felix ... The Cat , ilog. _ In fact everything in the Clothing T1NTON FALLS NEWS. School Children to Give Chriitmaa Entertainment Next Week. Department will be sold subject to : A Christmas entertainment will be given on Thursday of next week at tho public school. After the ex- Real Slate—-all prices from this liberal discount. ercises the school will be closed for All kinds—Wood and Metal the Christmas holiduys and will be From 59c to reopened Tuesday, January 4th. 49c ea. Ice skating on the millpond and 25c to $4.98 coasting on Bennett's hill have been - $3.49 ea. enjoyed the past week by the young folk:; of the village. Roller Skates' Miss Marie Scott has taken a po- Doll Carriages sition at the Eatontown postofflcc. •Mrs. L. Jones of Red Bank spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Scott. i The best value on the An automobile driven by Walter market—a real reed England of tins place skidded on carriage. ice on Tinton avenue Thursday morning and crashed into a fence. Ball Bearing The car was not damaged. $2.98 ea. umiiiiimniiMiiiiiiiimim $2.25 Pair Automobiles Nice ones—Just liko Dad'i Trains Electric Traim n» woll as Wind-up Toys, Wo havo Flowers- Your Qijt all S It would be difficult to select appropriate gifts for those who have everything if it were not for flowers. There is grace in Kiddie Kara Xmas Records ' the simplicity of saying it with flowers. All Kindt All new releaaei. Perfect Sleds $1.49 I^eco»df are the belt. All Kindi We Have A Beautiful Assortment Of The Following: and up to 3 for $1.00 $1.25 to $2.98 $2.98 39c ea. POINSETTIAS CUT FLOWERS CYCLAMEN FERNS AND FERNERIES GIFTS FOR DAD GIFTS FOR MOTHER GIFTS FOR SISTER BEGONIAS BASKETS OF PLANTS Ash Tray and Stand, $1.29 each Bridge Lamp, $2.98 each Brief Cases, $2.98! FOLIAGE PLANTS CORSAGES Neckties, ...... 59c and 98c each Gloves,.: 98c Pair Electric Curling Irons, 49c each Writing Paper, 98c Box Garter and Arm Band Set, 49c Boudoir Caps, 49c each Handkerchiefs, 49c Box Belts, ;...... 49c each Pocket Books, 98c each Garters, 49cPair Lunch Kit and Bottle, .... $1.48 Ivory Clocks, $2.98 each Ivory Goods—all kinds. XMAS TREES AND GREENS Wallets, 49c each Scarfs $1.49 each Ivory Dresser Sets, all prices. XMAS TREES HOLLY WREATHS Handkerchiefs Bedroom Slippers, 69c Pair Handkerchiefs, 49c Box Perfume Atomizers, 89c each. ROOTED TABLE TREES EVERGREEN WREATHS % Electric Heaters, $1.98 each Alarm Clocks., $1.49 each Electric Percolators, $2.29 each Gloves, 98c Pair ROPING GROUND PINE WREATHS I Comb, Brush and Mirror Records, 3 for $1.00 Luncheon Sets, ...... $1.00 Set Set, $1.98 RED RUSCUS MAGNOLIA WREATHS Flashlights Aluminum Roasters Perfume Sets, 98c HOLLY PREPARED WREATHS Distance is never a barrier to the glad message of fresh, fragrant flowers. We can telegrapli them for you anywhere. It is easy to send them and they can be delivered quickly. It is never too far, never too late to "Say It With FULL LINE KEYSTONE TOYS Flowers." CANARY BIRDS EVERYTHING TO DECORATE WITH We have a fine lot of theic little longsters, all guaranteed singers; also Tinsel Poinsettias Bird Cages, Stands nnd Supplies. ( Garlands Ornaments Electric Light Sets Tags and Seals Crepe Paper PostCards Wrapping Paper * Red and Green Cord Tissue Paper W W. Kennedy & Sons Xmas Boxes 41 Broad Street Red Bank OPEN EVENINGS 4fl /' $w XEP"BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15,1926. Page Twenty-Seven' Monmouth County^s Shopping Center THE BRANCH STORES Your But Fare Refunded with Every $5 Purchase or Over in Any of These Stores MONMOUTH COUNTY'S For Musical Instruments Seacoast Furniture Co. TUCKERS : GREATEST SPECIALTY STORE 139 BROADWAY, > — LONG BRANCH ''••'j Pianos — Player Pianos'— Drums 202 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. Violins — Guitars and Banjos , • Oppoiito SttinWhl of Silks, Dress Goods Ukeleles — Mandolins — Saxophones LINGERIE and Linens Harmonicas and Novelty Instruments. — Accessories — Chemise $4.95 Bandeau and $Q.95 Christmas Furniture A nice Silk Bed Spread makes a beautiful gift for Crepe de Chine ••• Pantie Sets the Housewife. Gowns $4.95 Costume and Toys Beit grada of Broca'dtd Rayon Silk Spreada, Seamlei* and The New Orthophonic Victrola, fast colon. • Lace Trimmed Slips Siie 72*108" ...... $9.50 $95 to $1,000 Glove Silk $| .39 Glove Silk $| .95 NOW ON DISPLAY Size 81x108"" ...... This new instrument is remarkable for its life- Vests. ' ,? •"* Bloomers 16% Cheaper Than in New York' City. like reproduction of tones. Demonstrations, are PURE LINENS given daily. HOSIERY 1 Make Sensible Christmas Gifts. Radio Sets of Quality Hosiery $•€ .75 Onyx $J.8S See the Beautiful Selection in As You Like It •*• Pointex Our Window! Luncheon Set, SO" cloth and 6 napkins in a box, $2.50 Here you can purchase your Radio with com- 3-Piece Linen Vanity Sett, lace trimmed, $1.00 plete confidence. Sold on convenient terms. Corsets Girdles Corsette Our New Building is Brimful of 54" Linen Bureau Scarf to match, $1.00 Each. _. S-Piece Corded Iriih Linen Bridge Set i a box, $1.95. - A Complete Stock of EINGO BELT P.N. PARTIAL FRONT Holiday Bargains! Victor" Records STYLISH STOUT BINNER • REPAIRING DONE. NEMO GOSSAED GEO. W. LYONS TURTAN SPECIAL NATURE RIVAL' A Small Deposit Holds Any Article. THE HOME OF YARD GOODS Alexander's Music Shop —ALL' CORSETS FITTED— Open Evenings 183 Broadway, ' Long Branch, N. J. 198 Broadway, — Long Branch, N. SPECIALS Ql. Phone 2013 Phone 84-R DRESSES and COATS It ^ GIFT SUGGESTIONS S. S. NATHANSON * A. M. Townley & Co. 173 Broadway :-: Long Branch, N. J. TRUHU SILK SHIRTS, 191-193 Broadway , :-: . Long Branch $8.50 Fire Sale Useful Gifts for All SILK LOUNGING ROBES, Entire Stock of our.two stores damaged in fire. $12.50 Some of this stock has not been damaged and will be sold at Sacrificing Prices consisting of GIFT SUGGESTIONS . WOOL HOSIERY, NECKWEAR Radio Sett, Radio Speaker!, Radio Chargers, Radio Cabinets, BELTS and GARTERS A Battery Eliminators B Battery Eliminator!, Trickla Charger!, OIL HEATERS NUT SETS WITH Make It a Jewelry Gifts That, Mean a Accessorial, Etc. Bicycles, Vclocipe'dei, Tricycles, Lionel Trains, Christmas! Lasting / Scooters, Sidewalk Bicyclei, Etc., Etc., Etc. SCISSORS 4 SHEARS BOWLS FOR THE BOY Remembrance I FLASHLIGHTS ' PIE SERVERS (Prrut) THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN TOWN NOW ON DISPLAY AT CLOCKS TOOL BOXES SCOOTER CARS FOOTBALLS DIAMONDS WATCHES 231 BROADWAY DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET j ^ SILVERWARE JEWELRY CUT GLASS " ALUMINUM WAGONS FROM OUR OLD STORES. * BASKET BALLS OPTICAL GOODS ' PERCOLATORS SLEDS PUNCHING BAGS DESK LAMPS GLASSWARE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS SMOKING SETS BOXING GLOVES * RAZORS JARDINIERS A. REISEMAN CARVING SETS NORTH STAR CUP SKATES White Gold Engagement Ring, with genuine FANCY CLOCKS Diamond ELECTRIC TRAINS , POCKET KNIVES 231 Broadway Long Branch r BISSEL i ' SKATES Haight West & Sons White Gold-filled Wrist Solid Gold Wrist Watch CARPET SWEEPERS CASSEROLES, Etc. Watches, all shapes, 25- set with diamonds, 15 A Small D*potit Holdi Any Article Until ChrUhnal. 219 Broadway year guarantee. $Q.OO jeweled move- Z Special ° ment. Special J'. Long Branch's TOYLAND THE LEADER Whero you will find tho largest and moat vnricd assortment Singer's Specialty Shop of Toys at prices Bunrantecd to bo tho lowest in tho County. Strauss Style Shoppe 173 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. SEVERAL OF OUR OFFERINGS: 1S5 BROADWAY Phone 760 Mamma Dolls, 98c to $6.75 —Where Quality Reigns Supreme— ••"',, The Christmas Store Pool Tables, 98c to $4.98 Desk and Chair, large size, $3.79 BROADWAY NEAR LIBERTY STREET Ve are now complete with a full line of Chil- For Women Children's Tables and two Chairs, $2.50 to $4.75 A.B.C. Porcelain Table and 2 Chairs, extrr Long Branch dren's wear, exclusive styles—prices guaranteed. large size, $9.98 "55" or Bust, the real basket ball name, $1.89 Spelling Boards, 49c to 98c THE REAL CHRISTMAS A FEW ITEMS MENTIONED 26% off on all Coats. Bill E-Z Sets, 98c to $4.7f Erector Seta, 98c 10 $4.98 GIFT FOR MOTHER Brueh Wool Seta, - - - - $4.95 20% off on all Kiraonm. Foot B Ms, - 98c to $3.25 Mechanical Trains, 98c to $3.98 VELVET CORDUROY ROBES Infants' Dresses. - 49c up to $2.98 Big selection of Spring 2-Car Toy Garage, 16 in.x22 in., 4 winder, $1.89 or BEAC.ON BLANKET Miniature Mechanical Train Sots with tun- Hats. BATHROBES Baby Caps, large selection. 49c up nels, bridges, ••••• » 98c Aluminum Toy Tea Sets, 69c to $1.89 The «twe»t Mod««—a larga ulectlon of PalUrm mil Clnri. it Also Lingerie and Hosiery. Doll Carriages, $2.98 to $11.98 modtrate prices to suit jour pun* Children's Tarns, - - - - $1.98 Sewing Sets 25c to $1.49 PRICES RANGE FROM VERY SPECIAL 1 TREE SETS, $1.00 w Knfili not cowilnla of H lmllm, Biurnnlooil not to ihort cltcult, $3.69 to $10.00 Children's Dresses. ^ - 98c up with JlO-foot cord mid goekot. - ComploU lino of "Ki'ynlonn" Chomlcn! rump KiiKlnen, Moving Any Gift purchased at this storo will bo ap- Vnn, Dump Truck, Wntor Timor, tjtcnm Shovel, I'ollco l'ntrol, otc, preciated for Its taste as well aa for Its excellent all nt real nnvliitf prlcnii. Oriental Quilted Silk Robes IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT US-AND SEE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 O'CLOCK SOME OF OUR BEAUTIFUL quality. In array of allr*«tlv« tolciri, ' . TOYS FOR KIDDIES. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE. KLAUSNlER'S at $8.95 Opon Evenings $, 10 & 25c STORE 148 BROADWAY , Page Twentv-EicM REDBAlfogREGISTER, DECEMBER 15,1926. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUN1 KBANSBURC NEWS. burg to the borough of Keansburg. that tho ptaject will not be acted IHHIMHtMIIIMMMIMMIMI Atats of Albert C. llarrfsoD, deceased Action on the petition was post- upon favorably. It is not likely that i Notice li hereby given that the account! Leonard Belle*** Awarded Garbage of the tttbsoiber, eiecutor of uo estate Telephone 314-M ' poned at tho last meeting, to ascer- the leaders .will bo able to prove that r • fit said deceased, will be audited ond • • Contract, for Five Yean. tain-if the petition was signed by tho petition contains tho sixty per tcd by the Surrogate of the County of nraontb and reported tor bcttlcment to Leonard Beilezza lias been award the necessary-sixty-pcr cent of the cent. Opposition to annexation !s Orphan* Court of said County, on residents of the territory desiring said to have gained houdwny JMthln TIME TO fTJiumdar. th» twenty-third day of De- MORRIS BECKER ed tho new garbage contract by th cember. A. D 1026. at whlcb time applrca- borough-council...He put in a bii annexation. Belief is expressed tho last few days. Hon will be made for the allowance of iaommlsslons and counsel feet. THE VARIETY STORE for a period;ot five /eats, and of- ,• Dated Novcmbrr 13th, A D. 1026 fired Wdo 'Hie 'work for $42,500 ^W^^^t^^tWtWSWtWSii^^ AND MAKE SANTA A & •" BENJAMIN J. 1PAHKEH. COME TO SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ^ Shrewsbury N. :Ji A bid was put in by J. Melie, the present, contractor. His bid wa • NOTICE. To THE TAXPAYERS Or SHREWSBURY $0-1,635 for the shmo period. GIFT SUGGESTIONS WARM FRIEND. 1. TOWNSHIP: Mr. and Mrs. William Turnc- *Tho a.sessmcnt list for the year 1027 may be Inspected at my, home at Shaf to s Silverware Electrical Novelties have returned from a visit with ie\ Corners, Shrewsbury township, December ativespt Newark. ',; gOlli. Slat, and 22d, 102G, from ten o'clock Hosiery A. 11. to four o'clock P. M., for the pur- China Sets Cutlery ' According to a report made to th' nosa of enabling? the* taxpayers to ascer- police ;by I. Weinatein;;; whose fac tain what assessment has been mnue Paints, Hardware and Home Furnishings. tory was robbed on the morning ot Eyez* a favorite gift— agalntt his or'Acr property ond confer In- LAWES COAL AND formally with the niscssor as to the cor- DecerilJer 1st,- the thieves cafted Silk Hose and Sport tfectneas ot tho assessment to the end thnt 197 Shrewsbury Avenue, Re,d Bank, N. J. ; away 34 dozen' shirts instead of 55 any errors may be corrected before filins ''• - • ' : Hose. Newest shades & the assessment list and duplicate. Corner Catherine Street. ' i dozen as at first reported by Mr. Lm8 Weinstein. He said that ho made n and smartest styles. Shrewsbury Township. thorough. check on the stock after SUPPLY CO. tho robbery and discovered he had Silk Hose, erred in making his report to the po- $1.50 to $3.00 a Pair ' -o. .'v , • ' ' • , Henry Smith la a P&fctit in the Sport Hose,. WELL SEASONED •I Long Branch^ hospital.'?^*; $1.00 to $4.50 a Pair Mrs. Henry Lowenstein.'has re- lurned from Brooklyn,'.-N.;:Y. After short stay at her home, oh' Beach- OAK:* CORD WOOD; wood : avenue,, she will1 return to Brooklyn, where she ^ill spend the ; inter.. i ••.' -: .-'. j,;\ :.'.,«".. I YANKO/ • It will be to your advantage to The Women's. Republican-club Telephone met at Uie Tiomo of "Mrs. Howard FORMERLY ADLElvl CO., RED BANK, N. J. come and look over the wonder- 'pdyke. on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mnry Lawson has returned WW8M ful values which we are offering rom a visit at Long Island City. The Ladies' auxilary of the West in Furs. teansburg fire company will hold a Every garment made on our premises and guar- lazar Friday and Saturday nights. /•... John.M. McSlashen, a plumber, .,/• anteed to give satisfaction. ill be given a hearing before Re- order William Haag on December !Sd, "on' a charge of violating the BEST SALE QF THE YEAR We have enlarged our store and factory so as to plumbing ordinance; Gustavo A. give better service and more convenience to our Kemp, inspector, made the com- patrons. laint. James Papa; inspector for the *oard of health, is recovering from Offers A Great' Buying Chance " Have your old Fur Coats remodeled into the grip. • • Toby Cleffl md family, have gone latest styles NOW. Don't wait until the last Newark for the winter.' minute. Prices reasonable. v A card party and dance will be To Secure Christmas Gifts or Furnish the Home ;iven by Mrs. Walter Klepp .tonight * ... -i • • •' • / DON'T FORGET OUR NEW LOCATION. a the Oak street flrehouse, for the enefit of St. Ann's church school 49 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK. und. \. ' . (Old Y. M. C A. Building.) Miss Arietta Morris has recovered Way Below Actual rom sickness. The Most Exclusive Fur Shop in Announcement has been made of he marriage of. Miss Edna Rei- Former Low Prices Cut Deeply on All Lines. oldt,;-daughter..'of Mr. -and Mrs. Monmouth County I. Reiboidt of West Keansburg, and lfred D. Walling, .son of Mr. and Save^to331-3$ on Over 1,000 Pieces of MrsV'H. Walling of Keyport:, on No- ember 28th by Rev. H. D. Stratton, lastor of St. John's Methodist hOrch of Keyport. The bridesmaid Red Bank Fur Shop 7as Miss Theresa Walling, sister of he groom, and the groomsman was 49 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK $ larold Smith of Keyport. - (Formerly White Street) and Rugs! m A meeting of the Earitan town- Phone Red Bank 2034-W hip committee will be held on De- :ember 17th to act on the petition 150 CEDAR CHESTS 1,000 CHRISTMAS RUGS or the annexation of West Keans- • •«*w<^^w.«^>«~;"W»>c<^:"X'«~x^w~>«»^^ Bargain Price on Every Chest. Largest Variety of High Grade Rugs in 40 Styles—20 Sizes. Monmouth County. • •^••^••^••••••••JMJ^M^*^ Walnut or Cedar Duco finished chott. made%>f (he fineit • - $150.00 Seamless French Wilton Rugs ...... T... .$95.00 selected aromatic Red Cedar with Keystone self locking $95.00 Seamiest French Wilton Rugs .....$57.60 t corners that cannot come apart. $65.00 Seamless Wjlton Velvet Rugs ...... $40.00 T R MATPHI FSS SPFTIAT S $B5.00 Seamless Worsted, Axminster Rugs ...... $42.BO T b MA 1 CHLtSS SftUlALS. $42g0 Smm]m Wor,,ed Axmin.ter Rugs ...... $32.80 T $8.25, $11.50, $13.75, $16.50, $19.50 *37.B0 Seamless Wonted Axmin.ter Rugs ...... V,*2^.0O T ' and $22,50. About 300;'Scatter Sizes of Wiltons, Velvets • -and Axminsters. . Tf 75 Choice Oriental Rugs ic M r.L« D « .. T /Extra heavy hand made piece, in rich coloring, and won- ^ INCW UHHllg i^OOIal 3111168 , derfui designs. jn ,ntl Sa|e you will find .omo of the much advortised amL T 4 GROUPS AT ABOUT WHOLESALE. verv distinctive designs of Berltey & Gay and other maker. t "tOCnn 623 BANGS AVENUE, ASBURY PARK 63 BROAD STREET, RED BANK ,> I KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY. RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15, 1926. Twenty-Nine. EATONTOV/N NEWS. by the society. The receipts from »»*IW8WI894S«iiMII»*^^ ^^ tho affair amounted to $180.25. School Cloied Becauie of Two Chil- Many of the articles sold were made dren'Being Sick With Scarletin* by members of the society. • Quality — Workmanship — Service, Julia and Phyllis Miller, daugh- Mrs. Deborah Smith has been laid NOTICE! ters of Mrs. Margaret Miller, are up With a heavy cold. Mrs. Edgar Announcement sick with scarletina; Tho school Smith, who has been on the sick list, Starting Monday, December 20th, our roomB at the municipal building, is improving, • r . .,',.. ,.-.,., store will be open evenings until 9:00. Have been clOBOd temporarily for Robert Cameron is back at his Monmonth Metal fumigation, as the two girls attend- automobile service station • after P. M. ....••-••. \ • ed school thci'Oi having been laid up a week. , • Dear Friends of Rumson and Vicinity George Winning, Jr., son of George Winning, is sick with a NOTICE. You do not need to go to tho larger towns to shop tor iniinj heavy cold rind tofb throat. An er- < November 80th, .1026. To WIU.IAM WERNEI1. JR., or to of your Christmas Articles. We havo made a special effort, to roneous rumor gained ' circulation WHOM IT MAV CONCERN: 78 Newman Springs Road, havo tor your approval Llils season a wltlu variety of "Holiday that tho boy had scarlctinn. I wilt sell, at public ituction on fjntu'r- uuy. December lStli; I92(i, nt 10:00 A. M.. Goods equal lo tho mcrcliandiso oj tho lai'ger -stores, yet priced Sylvnnus Emmoiis Is building'a ono 10^3 Star roailntcr, motor' No. RED BANK, N. J. doublo L'arago. ' flHl.11. icrlnl No. 127035. at (he garaga of so that you ban save monoy by buying in Rumson at ' ' Wlllliim J. Werner,' Sr,, Br«y .«nn», Port • A' special ChriBtniiis sonRBcrvlcc Moiiniouth, .N. J,, under the earaso lien Telcphono Red Bank 1400 will bo hold at. the Methodist luw» of 1015. Chnptcr 312. '•, • • LESTER C. WAtAlNO. '. church Sunday morning, December ___ ' • . ' • Constable. Call u> for ettimata on yotir door« and window*. 26th. The Sunday-school will give its It pays to advertise in Ti. Register. Christmas entertainment tho follow- ef8rtBSrB!»tm*#W«^^ '«*««W^^ YELLEN'S ing night! ' . ', J. W. R. 'Johnson, who conducts It is impossible to montlon every Holiday Article to be dis- u hardware business in J. W. El- played by us. Howevor wo mention a few us follo.ws: Krjm'a building, has enlarged his ac- Fresh Killed Small Roasting tivities by buying Mr. Elgrim's gas- For tho llttlq girl that wants just tho best Christmas ever oline and kerosene business. Roasting get hor one of our Mama Dolls, they sy ' Ic.nnd they go to sleep. or Goorge Odell, flpn of Henry II. Frying Chickens Mechanical toys of a"wide selection for children of all OBCB. • Odell, celebrated:His 21st birthday Chickens witli a party Monday night. 5 to 6 1b. Average Plcturo Play Stories for tho youngsterj. Also Horns, Blocks, Fancy Small Mrs. Louis Herring wilt'move tills Games, :Dank% and hundreds of tho usual articles shown at this week to Bnrncgat, where her hus- Fresh Killed Fowl time. '' ..' • . • v band Is employed as station agent. i Tor the Christmas Tree we are featuring the Mazda clcc- • Tho firemen last week elected Fowl Joseph Ayres chief, Frederick Boal lb. trie light ornaments In sets, imitation snow, tinsel, Imported tree 5 to G lb. Average 3 Broad Street, Red Bank, 1NL J, " ornamonts, paper, bells, etc. For the homo decorations we have president, Spencer Patterson assist- 34c ant chief, Joseph Rottler vice pres- colored crope paper, For your holiday packages we have colored BUY AT AL'S—HE SAVES YOU MONEY ident, Frod 8. Morris secretary, paper, silver cord,' tags, seals and a wide assortment of Christmas Frank Hulick treasurer and Fred S. Shoulders of greeting cards. They help to make your holiday packages the Morris, Benjamin VanKeu'ren nnd Smoked Beef Tongues , more Invitir.g. • - Shoulders of Pork Milk Fed Veal William G. Patterson representa- Sirloin, Porterhouse or ForFathcr wo suggest Cigars, Tobacco, Pipe or. a nice Foun- tives.to the firemen's relief asso- Breast of Milk Best Cuts of tain Pen. We have cigars boxed either 26 or 50 to the box. ciation. Round Steak Dixie Style Bacon Josef Weber and his daughter Fed Veal Chuck Roast For Mother we have BO many nice things we could not name who have been here several months, Top or Bottom Round Roast Prime Rib Roast (blade cut) them all. We might suggest a present of hosiery. We have a nice sailed last week for their home in Breast of Spring lino for Mwi or. Women in all the wanted colors. Germany. They expect to return Smoked Gala Hams to Eatontown next summer. Lean, Fresh Hams ChrlBtmasis not complete without Confectionery.- We feature Lamb Pot Roast ("all meat) Schraff's, Loft's,.Park & Tilford's in Holiday packages. All Pork Sausage Fresh Chopped FAIR JHAVEN NEWS. Short Rib Plate For your Holiday table may we suggest a 2% pound or a ?trm<* Rib Roast Shoulders Veal Chops o Beef live pound package of Choice Fnut Cake attractively wrapped. It Sunday-achool Chriitmai Entertain- Phila. Scrapple would make a'nice gift to a friend. • . . ,' ment on December 23d. Pork Loin (whole or half) Legs of Milk Fed Veal Good, Tender Probably that boy of yours wnnts a .watch. We surely goi The Methodist Sunday-school will Fresh Beef Liver hold its Christmas entertainment on Top Sirloin or Cross Rib Chuck Steak tho watch f»r him. Let us show it to you. Nothing will make Thursday ni^ht of next week at the 2 lbs. of Sour Stewing Beef (all meat) him more happy on Christmas. church. Music and games will be Roast . ... i Jib. Smoked Beef For your convenience we are open every night until qn the program and Santn Claus will ECraut midnight. Do not put off your holiday •hopping give out candy and fruit. fib. Sweet Mixed mull it't too Uto to get the bettor lelect'.jns. V'~ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doughty £doz. Bill Pickles awclt your call. will leave soon for St. Petersburg, Pickles Florida, where they will spend the .winter. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Ueed at- YELLEN'S tended n district conference Thurs- day at Como. Although-Mr. Reed has been pastor of the Methodist Rumson Waiting Room church here a short time ho is very popular with the congrcgntion and PHILLIP VELLEN, PROPRIETOR the services at the church have been largely attended. Corner Riyor Avenue and Woihingtpn Street, Rumson, N. J. • Fresh Pigs' Feet or Liver The bazar and supper held last I week by the Methodist' ladies' aid Fresh or Corned Plate Beef 9C lb socioty'\yas one of the biggest held GIFT SUGGESTIONS • Pre-Holiday Sale of Goldstein's 1926 Christmas Now is the time to look for Boxed Turkish Towel Sets, consisting of one towel, wash Sale of cloth, cashmere boa.uct soap, ribbon trimmed, at $1.50 MEN'S FURNISHINGS XMAS GOODS set. ' ' SHIRTS Toys, Games, Wheel Goods,. Useful Boxed Sheets and Pillow Cases—One full size sheet, hem- All items listed in this advertisement are (or this one day stitched ;• two pillow cases, 45x36, hemstitched, ribbon enly, Saturday. If you want to save money buy your fur- . The gift event that so many of our customers have waited Gifts In Our Basement trimmed, at $2.98 set. nishings here as our stocks are complete and our prices for. Everybody knows what Goldstein's' Christmas Shirt Boxed Linen Towels—All-linen hemstitched towels, one in lower than any other store in Long Branch. .Sale is, and what everybody awaits is the announcement of Doll Carriages, Autos, Velocipedes, Express Wagons, it. Here is the 1926 Christmas Shirt Sale. Kiddie Kars, Scooters, Sleds, Shooflys, Bicyclets, Desk with box, ribbon trimmed, at $1.25 and $1.50 box. Men's Extra Fine Quality Heavy Ribbed Union Suiti, Chair, Table with two Chairs, Dolls, Electric or Wind Train .Boxed Bridge Seta—Hand embroidered white and tan linen, '. Group'1—Hundreds of men's Silk Striped Madras ami Sets, Toys of different kinds too numerous to mention. one cloth, four napkins, assorted patterns, at $9.98 set. • our regular J52.25 quality, special at $1.49 a suit Broadcloth Shirts, our regular S2.5O and S3.00 shirts, $1.95. Bags, Suit Cases, Hat Boxes, Jardinieres, Console Sets Plain White Linen Bridge Sett—All hand drawn threads, Men's Broadcloth Shirtu, collar attached and detached, This assortment is magnificent. with Candle Sticks, Casseroles, Pic Servers with Pyrcx in- hemstitched, at $2,7B, $3.60 and $5.50 set. our regular $2.00 quality, special at $1.50 Group 2—Men's Rayon Broadcloth as well as other ma- serts, Vases, Comports, Water Sets, in colored glass, elec- Boxed Philippine Towel Seta—'All hand-embroidered, as- terials, all our S4.0O, special at $2.95. trical good Percolators, Toasters,. Grills, Heaters, and many sorted patterns, boxed, at 79c to $1.25. Men's Silk Striped Rayon Shirts, our regular $2.50 and ' • Group 3—Men's English Broadcloth Shirts in neckband useful gifts. Call in our basement and look us over. Bed Seta of Cretonne—-Blue and rose striped cretonne set, S3.00 quality, special at $2.15 and collar attached, and what extraordinary )Tice for tlie consisting of bed spread, shams, two window drapes and .Boys' Yellow Slickers, regular S5.00 quality, special at high quality of them. Our regular S2.5o quality, $1.95. two scarfs, complete, boxed, at $5.00 set. $3.69 Group 4—Men's Broadcloth Shirts, collar attached and Boxed Wamba Crib Blanket—Tliis little blanket covers the detached. Our regular S2.00 quality, special at $1.50. Dazzling Assortments of the shoulders, ties around neck of youngster—impossible to Ladies' Durotcx Raincoats, regular $9.50 quality, special • Group S—Men's Genuine Radium Pure Silk Shirts, tail- Smartest, Newest uncover—In colors of blue, .pink and blue and pink at $6.98 ored in highest manner—the sort of a silk .shirt now in combined, satin bound, size 36x56, at $2.98 set. Ladies' Raincoats, our regular $5.00 quality, special at greatest demand by well dressed men. These shirts would Boxed Bridge Cover Sett—Saline, green felt and unbleached ' $3.69 sell in other stores at about jS8.5o. Our price on this shirt for CHRISTMAS muslin covers, boxed, at 95c each. this sale is $6.95. Children's Raincoats, with hat to match, our regular S4.5O quality, at $3.69 HANDKERCHIEFS Acceptable Christmas Gifts in the Men's All-Wool Lumber Jacks, our regular S6.98 quality. • Women's Hand Bag* in all of the latest shades and styles, in- From Paris, Switzerland and , special at '. $5.98 cluding pouch,, underarm and vanity boxes, very reason- Silk and Woolen ably priced from $1.95 to $14.95. America for Women These Lumber Jacks are sold in all store? in Long Women's Gloves In French kid, washable suede and clia- Urancl'i at S7.5O. moisctte, with fancy cuffs; slip-on and 2-button styles. Dainty Linen Handkerchiefs, trimmed with colored lace DRESS GOODS SECTION fouling. Boya* All-Wool Lumberjacks, S a- Page Thirty RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 15,1926. , UNION BEACH NEWS. Catholic Club to Give Christmas Party for Children: Everybody Likes The Union Beach Catholic Sun- Comfort day-school had an attendance of over ICO on Sunday. The members S THERE' Borne mem- I ber of your household— of tho Catholic club are arranging somo friend — for whom for a children's Christmas party !!(! you can't think what to :this year* ' ' . 2§ buy? Hay we sugecst-.a Tho ladies' auxiliary of Union Gardens hose company held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Sappah last week and made /antilever plans for the'Christmas party for S GIFTS FOR THE HOM the children, which will take place • v •'.• on Wednesday evening, December :!!Uh nt the fn-chouse. Christmas Robert Sappah of Jersey City was Give something for the home/. Ptirniture makes lasting Gifts, that can be enjoyed by all, and Certificate n visitor Sunday at the home of his i parents. helps to make one's home a better and more beautiful place to live iri. You will find here a, large r,s Hours of comfort in "Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cullen and thH4Ue mostHvav t «*^****-""magreeable* sho«••"•e• ,-y children James and Eleanor spent ever made, will be enjoyed w* Thursday evening at the home of assortment of fine gifts, suitable for everyone, which we |iave selected with care and priced to by the ono for whom you i'rf Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen of Haz ,,, buy this gift. IM?- let. suit every pocket. «S Raymond Bowne -^ Mrs. E. Entwistle and daughter, 621 COOKMAN AVE., •v Mrs. C. Matthews, spent Wednes- ASBURY PARK, N. J. ° •Sfj! | day at Newark shopping. •1*' Mrs. Leo Brooks entertained her 1/1 sister May of New York over the wcok-ord. Mrs. J. Connors and Mrs. George I'ouzenc spent Thursday at Perth Ainboy shopping. Mrs. A. Miller is spending a fow days nt Newark visiting her daugh JTlME 15 tcr, Mrs. E. Smith. Lane Cedar Chests )WG SAVE BOTH- Mrs. Grainger of Newark spent One of the finest gifts. They WITH . Tuesday with Mrs. Fred Scholl. ANP GOOD XUM13GR_ Mrs. McCourtney has returned are moth-proof, dust-proof and homo .after spending a few weeks at damp-proof. We have these in Newark visiting relatives.- Jlr. nnd Mrs. Mason and daughter regular cedar of walnut cedar Anna Claire of Belleville spent the lined. '-> • . , week-end" at the home of the form- LIVING ROOM SUITES er's mother. . .75 4o $55.00 OCEAN VIEW NEWS. That Make The Rooin Livable Friday Night Card Parties Proving Spinet Desks Very Popular. WKat would be more acceptable as a gift, or add to the comfort of tire Home The weekly Friday night card The quaint charm of this spinet parties which are held by the Com- more than a Living Room Suite? \We have a large stock of suites at this desk adds to the holiday spirit munity fire company are increasing and is a very acceptable gift.- / in popularity. They provide social time, covered in velours, jacquard velours and plain or figured mohair, with, evenings for a large number of reversible cushions and all outside backs covered. These suites are all well folks, besides helping the firemen to $22.50 to $48c50 raise money to finance their work. made, very comfortable, and will give years of service. . Prizes are given at each party. The members of the fire company are ar- ranging to hold a pig roast the lat- $138.50 to $550.00" ter part of December. Peter Kilduff of New York is re cuperating from a hospital operation at the home of his brother, Fran- cis X. Kilduff. A number of the residents of this / We promise you prompt place on Friday attended the .fun- deliveries aijd the power be- eral of Mrs. Ella McCarty at St. Patrick's church at Jersey City. Mr£ hind the promise is a sys- McCarty, who had lived nt this place Martha Washington tem of trucks well organized about a year, died last Wednesday for action. at the Long Branch hospital. Sewing Cabinet Lois Paine, daughter of Walter If you like to "bo on time J Solid mahogany, full size arid and to build on time — we Paine, Jind Keith Burdge, son of Ed- recommend this satisfying ser- ward Burdge, are improving from nicely made' and finished. A scarletina. vice. very practical gift. ,', End Tables Just- VANDERBURG NEWS. $18.75 to ,$22.75 ' Say what und D / when— Mrs. John Ravally in a Serious Con- Every home can make good use " we'll have it there! dition at Spring Lake Hospital. Ked of Green Decorated of one or more of these end Mrs. John Kavally is in a serioui condition at the Spring Lake hos- tables with shelf or book trough. pital, where she underwent an oper- $26.75 Solid mahogany or finished ma- JOSEPH imims to. ation a few days ago. hogany. a IT'S BUILDING MATERIAL Mrs. John McDonough has re- turned home after having spent sev Call Red Bank 188 eral days with her sister, Mrs. Julia .:$L00 to $29.75 "Try U« For Service." Cross. Mrs. McDonough has almos entirely recovered after an opera 205-213 W. Front St., tion which she underwent at the ° DINING mm SUITES Red Bank. Long Branch hospital. Peter Coss is on the sick list. 10-piece suites in the new styles and finishes, i Soine-yery beautiful suites to Miss Rita Carney sp nt Saturday 6 6 6 nnd Sunday with Mrs. John Kaney select from at exceptionally low prices. These suites are well constructed of River Plaza. and nicely finished. il m prescription for Mrs. Charles Bennett has a new Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, radio outfit. Bilious Fever and Malaria. Mrs. Louise Littje spent part of $165.00 to $450.00 last week with friends at Freehold. > It Kills tho Germi Priscilla Sewing Cabinet An Unusual Display of Fine A handy and appropriate gift. Tea Wagons Solid mahogany or walnut. / A gift that is very much appre- ciated. Solid mahogany, walnut $9.75 •LAMPS • or quartered oak. Also ma- BUY THEM Mahogananyy finisfinish, $5.50- hogany or walnut finish. • Red or Green DDecorated A large and varied assortment of good lamps $17.75 to ^48.50 $10.50 in all tho new styles and colors. Finely made georgette silk and hand-painted shades with metal or polychrome bases. See our new line of onyx and gold-plated bases. > , $2.75 to $57.50 Complete For Boys nnd Givla; Men nnd Women WILTON RUGS All Sizes Gate Leg Table WKat -would be more accoptab'c to the wife or mother than a fine Wilton With Shoes Attached One of the most useful pieces of Tilt Top Table furniture tho homo can have. Rug, made here at THE FREEHOLD RUG MILLS? Being manufactured Ono of tho most convenient Solid mahogany tops and nicely here makes it possible for you to buy them at direct mill prices. • Wo have a tables the homo can have. Solid turned legs. largo assortment of beautiful patterns and colors in all sizes from tho scat- mahogany or walnut. TUBULAR RACING SKATES $18.95 to $50.00 ter rugs to room sizes. $15,50 tb $24.75 '•'OR MEN AND WOMEN, DOY3 AND GIRLS. All Slr.i Wllli Sho.. AlUclied Special LVEY '21 West Main Street Freehold, N. J. LEON KISLJN HEADQUARTERS FOR VHLTON RUGS 13 Eut front Street ' Rod Bank N. J. RED BANK EEGISTER, DECEMBER 15,1926. Page Thirty-O'nti;' NEWSFROM MIDDLETOWH 1 By R. R. Madden, MERRY GHRlgTMAS HAVE YOU RED BANK FOLKS PAVING WORK AT NAVESINR JS RESUMED 0.Headache? Available! AND S0AA& -ANO I BOUGHT SOUGHT THEM ALL IN owe Women of Belford Methodist Oo your tiye» burn or itchV ATOMIZER' NEW YEAR Safe ? A WATCrt. / VOO'O BE SURPRISED Church to Hold Covered Diah So- 5 Do they tut) tired ur itratotdV FOR VUlUlfe STATIONERY FOR. ;TME SPLENDID SELECTION^ • ciable—New, ManmoUth Folio to, FOR ALt MY PATRONS. 11 to, haze yotir aye» sxamliwd) Carefree FOR. AUNT H^LENI/HAVE BEEN ' Make Gift, to the Needy. . ,,_ roui elaiiBi oiay attd % cbftDjr*. AMP A BOX MJNT J OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Conservative ^ OP jAM LOUI "SHOPPING Stryker &'Stryker ipf Red ?ank, National Delicaitessen Lunch STILES Sc CO, ALL PAY/ AT on Monday resumed thework of-Im- proving Monmouth avenue at Nave- A; MILLER, Prop. Philadelphia Eye Specialists 'Guaranteed ^ ink. The streot is being paved 2nd National Bank tildgi Hooro 26 rfth concrete and the job was held 20 Broad Street, Red Bank? | Every Wednesday Hours I to S o.m.' First Mortgages * ip by tho snow storm. Concrete urbine is being put dowh and gtav- Payment 0/ principal and !l ia being put on tho shoulders of ' interest at 5l/J/o ho road. •••'•. £ituTante&[ by A number of tho women of the tfethodist church of Belford are It does aave a lot of a woman's, time—chopping'here for her ireparing to hold a covered dish' Fidelity Union Christmas presents. Such a varied • assortment—some pleasing gift lociablo for the benefit of the Title & Mortgage for whoever it is—child or grown-up. :hurch. The sociable will bo" in :harge of Mrs. Joseph Hyora and Guaranty Co. M. N. Salmon, who recently CANTAL ANn Suinua Ovt» $3,000,000 managed a very successful- sociable, 755 Broad Street for the church. Mrs. Hyers ' and Newark — N. J. Gift Suggestions Mrs. Salmon say they wish to thank- J those who assisfod them at the for- 291 North Broad Street •• FOR HER. ".::/ •.'•\~1.;''f0R HIM,. ••'. . mer sociable, •••-..•v Elizabeth, KJ. •",';; Military Briuh. i\nd Comb sot, Plpei, Tobacco,.. A "White Christmas" service will Money WnllcU, Card Holders, CamorBi, Hair 191 Main St. (Otis Bulldlnfijv PERFUME AND PERFUME SETS. Bruiliea and Combs, Shaving Sett, Shaving- )o held at the New Monmouth Bap- Hacktnsact, H J., "...»i' Cotr'«i »H odori, Houbig»nt», Colgate, Hudnut., Bruiliea, Parker and Waterman "ountain Pens, .is' church Sunday night at which- time contributions will bo made fpr Va'ntinra . lioyaltlei, Cappl, April Showeri, C»r. Colgate and Willianu shaving package. ' Fourgai Royals thawing safc ...... ;.../. .$3.50^ ' unfortunate folks who need assist-' on Nolr Nirrfoe, Mavii and Narcine. Watches, Ingcrsoll and:> U. S., " "•* ance. Among the gifts which will 89c U SHERIFF'S SALE. ; Perfumori P ; BdpUa. rhildrtna and: ndult*. - - . . )o received will be a ton of coa! By virtue nf n writ of fl. (a. to m« dU 'rom Miss Dot Seeley'B class, boxes reeled is&IKM1 out of the Court of Chnncor/' ' ; of the Stnte of Nuw Jcrt'oy,. will be ex* MANICURE SETS. Phlla. HanriN Made- tfcars, Lord of toys from the Sunday-school-prii poa«d to «nle at public veviihie; (Jn Mon- rnai-y • pupils and-the'World -Wide day, the thirteenth day of December, jt926, ..;.;...»t.BO up Stirling,^ Que Placer,' El" Producto. between the houYs of 12 o'clock and 5 L» , t*« w •-. «•..;•>.• uild and children'a'gfl.rmerits.from, o'clock 1at 1 o'clock), in the afternoon of Pymlin .... J2.00 B6x of 50r..;::..:..l..^....!l $3.95 ;he women's bible class. Some of Bniil day, At the Court Itouae. In tlia Boo outfh of Freehold. County of Monmouth, Queen ...... $3.25 Box of 25, $1.99 these things will be used hereabouts New Jersey, to entlHfy n" dueri'c ot- snld . and some wil) be sent to distant court aniruntmB to npproximnt south onq degree ten mtnatos ing at Mrs. Thomas Roberts's: west alonK the weflterly line of Hudson President—Mrs. Hnrold Coddinnton. The splendid tonal performance of Strohi- avenue, twenty-seven and neventy one* Vice president—Mlsa Gertrude Roberts. liundrcdths feet to the point or place ot Secretary—Mra. Thomas Roberts. berg-Carlson Receivers; their volume and benlrinlnir. -, ' • Treasurer—Miss Nan Helwig. their ability to.pierce interference in order to Seized ai the property of Theodora It Tile fifteenth wedding anniver- Labrccque nnd Mary M. Lcdlard, taken In select the station desired, is due to their execution at tnc t.ult of Janet I). Smith, MADDEN^S sary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward and to' be sold by * HARRY N. JOHNSON, Sheriff. Barnes of Belford occurred last scientific electrical construction. Dated November ttth, 1926. ; IN CANDY KITCHEN 69 BROAD STREET. Thursday. They had arranged no units or battcties. QTJtNN. PARSONS & DOBEMUS. celebration, but they received a sur- Price, l«a accMsoriei but includinR ex- Solicitors. tern*! Cone SpeAcr . . $125.00 (51 lines) Tee 521.(1 Red Bank, New Jersey prise visit from fifteen friends. The "total shielding" of every coil in the Thursday night and a jolly evening new 5-tube Receivers, permits total neutrali- SHERIFF'S SALE. was spent. Mrs: Bnrnes received R? virtufi of a writ of ft. la. to me • i ' -^ • • • •..-.,.... Extra Fine Dairy Don't forget to call at Cullington's before Xm&s. It will pay you. CATTLE CIGAR and Five Good STORE D. PALAIA, Prop. Work Horses Front Street and Wha^f Avenue, — Red Bank, N. J. The Farm of Helen I. Ledgerwood, known as the Jacob, C. Shutts Farm, on road from The oats were up to the horses,' backi Shrewsbury to Tinton Falls and we estimate that they will go to sixty bushels to the acre. ' \ ON I only used 300 Ihs. of your "AA. Quality" Fertilizer to the acre.—A, W. and Wednesday, December 20th, 21st and 22d COLE, Masscna, N. Y. I grow from 15,000 to 20,000 bushcli of potatoes annually. Has Waited Two 18 Aa I use approximately 100 tons of fer- AT 12:30 O'CLOCK. tilizer per year on my farm, it Is very im- . portant that it be dependable from a pro- " Having bought this entire herd of fine dairy cows the undersigned ducing standpoint. For this reason I buy Years to See This Film! will offer them at public sale on above date. This herd consists of 21 "AA Quality" goods.—J. L. REITZ, fine Guernsey Cows, 4 pure bred Guernseys, registered; 2 Guernsey Lcwisburg, Pa. Heifers, coming in profit, also registered; one Guernsey Bull, ten months I have been using Bowkct's "AA Qual- T3EX INGRAM'S thrill marvel has old, registered; 2 Guernsey Calves, eligible for registry; 4 Guernsey ity" Fertilizer for a good many years now," •^ been hailed as an epoch-making sprin'g Calves. All these cattle were tuberculin tested by a state veterin- and I find it to give me better results than arian on October 26th and passed without any reaction by Dr. Lawes. any other kind. It has always been in nic« screen production! Two years in the Tho sale of these cattle is made necessary by fires which recently tirillable condition, too. — CALVIN M. making, using thousands of players, destroyed all the stables on the farrr ar well as the feed supplies. An MILLER, Bartonsville, Pa. * filmed on the actual lpcations on the unusual opportunity to purchase high grade cows at your own price. Last fall was the first time I used Continent—this is a picture that will Terms made known day of sale. "A. A. C." goods. I applied 300 lbs. to • , the acre and in spite of a hard winter on amaze you by its bigness and magnifi- George H. Roberts, Auctioneer. wheat, 1 had the finest crop I ever raised, cence I turning out 45 bushels to on acre.— ALLEN KEHHERER, Stroudsburg, Pa. Submarine warfare revealed for th» Tint time, «nj .^^ against the background of a world in armi, the ftrangeit, the moit moving lorm tlorf ever toldt GOING STRONG THIS XMAS! Why not make every crop on y the Great Author and 9fie Original EtSCFMCPOWER Radio* Director of "The Four Horsemen"' the farm a money crop? FARMERS who arc making the "AA Quality" Fertilizers. He most out of their farms do not will tell you which crops you • limit themselves to one or two ought to fertilize heaviest—how money crops—they make a to fertilize two or more crops POWER-ERA profit on every crop they raise. by a single application. He'will They have found that it show you why an investment in Ushered in by this remarkable instrument— doesn't cost much more and "AA Quality" Fertilizers is the P R O D 'U CTVI O N doesn't take much more time to most profitable one you, as' a DIFFERENT! Power tubes for amplification plant, cultivate" and harvest big, profit-seeking farmer, could pos- in ALL stages of this receiver make possible heavy, quality crops from every sibly make. the reproduction of low bass notes as well field than it does to get one or "AA Quality" Fertilizers are two good crops and let the as the most delicate overtones and a tre- made of the finest materials ob- others do as well as they can tainable. The ingredients arc mendous volume without distortion... factors without much attention. ' sp scientifically prepared, so chiefly responsible for the amazing fidelity They have found that, the thoroughly blended, cured and of the new Garod tone— use of high-graije fertilizer is the screened that they are always thing that makes the in absolutely perfect jT tower Tubes 100 rimes more powerful "1 difference. Difference condition. L than standard tubes. Ncutrodync, too. J in yield per acre, dif- ^ Backed by sixty ference in quality, and years of experience. (OUR: SEA) In Fairness to Yourself— the most welcome dif- 'Proved by thousands Hear a genuine ELECTRIC POWER Receiver! ference in" the bank of practical' tests.' account. Guaranteed by an un* •ity Talk the matter broken record of crop ^ over this week with success, Make every NoBimritii Km —-~—""••"•»*• ' • MODEL—EA the marf in jour com- crop a money crop. 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