NEW PLACE for REFUSE. BREAKING the LAST TIE; Tew Work Is One of My Chief Respon- YACHT One Ls'belng Shipped to South Amer- HOLIDAY MAIL DELIVERY

t 'V RECxISTER. ? .%6LUME3Li;'^2,5r v ,^; -A^^^^ , >, RED BANK, N. J,, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928. ^1.50 PER YEAR \ PAGES 1 T&

SOLD SEC BOATS. radical agriculture. Organizing this NEW PLACE FOR REFUSE. BREAKING THE LAST TIE; tew work Is one of my chief respon- YACHT One ls'Belng Shipped to South Amer- HOLIDAY MAIL DELIVERY. A LETTER FROM GREECE. liblllties for this year, Tou will be TWO GUNNERS ARRESTED. • ' lea for Use There. POSTAL CLERKS AND CARRIERS H. B. ALLEN WHITES ABOUT nferested to know that we have Just OLD WE lOND 19. NOW BEING NEW, MEETING .PLACE* FOB :ompleted arrangements for starting •ATHER AND SON HALED BE- ANNTJAL Floyd Brady of Fair Haven, who THE NEAR EAST. ' ,' " USED.' ' ' <, NOT TO WORK ON CHRISTMAS. in December six ot these short FORE MNCBOFT JUSTICE, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP, rucently,-opened a boat brokerage courses In agriculture in, various business, has soll d six boats, A largge Tonner Teacher at the Mlddletown farm communities cf Macedonia and Land Near the New School Tomorrow Will be the Last Time tbe Your Hall WonHReach Your Party It Domenlco ParrotUno and His Son Organization Now Bac U4 (p ll orulsel r whichihh .was owned You Dont Watch Out—And. Dont Township High School Doscrlbea Thrace. As tho winter proceeds, ad- Athletto Field U Being Filled In Committee Will Meet »t Bed Bank by George Hathaway of Long Branch the Work Being Done by the Near Peter Charged by Herman BItzau Members—William W,« V. With Ashes' and OHier Clean Bef- Forget to Put Your Name and Ad- ditional courses, will bo started In Again Offers Trophy—First'I —Future Meeting. Will be Held ht wsa bought last -week by P. 8. List, dress on the Envelope. East Belief Movement various other farming centers of With Gunning: on His farm—Son x use—WesUlde Dump Problem. the Tinton SW« School who Is engaged 'In selling tropical Fined $10, Father Discharged, tary at Meeting. A letter describing conditions In Macedonia and Thrace. Red Bank now, has a new placo to trusts. The cruiser Is now on Its Tbe postofflco department has noti- Domenlco ParrotUno and'his son The annual meeting and'el*v_,~. What will probably be the last way to Kingston In the West Indies, fied all postofflccs In tho country^ that .1)0 Near East and describing the This third and last 'period of the dispose of refine. This place Is the meeting of the township committee work- of tho Neaiv East Relief move- Wear East relief is more prosaic and Peter of Long Branch were arrested officers of the North Shrewsbury I site of-the former Ice pond of the it Is being shipped on the steamship no mall will be delivered on Christ- lost week by James E. Sodon of Lin- boat and yacht club was held Thtt of Shrewsbury township to be held at •ii.ro. The cruiser will be used to mas day. Delivery of mall will 'stop ment was received a few days ago hss less appeal to certain types of Consumers' Ice oompany, It Is owned the Red Bank town hall will take from H. B. Allen by a New Mon- mind than the first. In my "way of croft, a Bpeclal police. officer, on a daV night at tho clubhouse. TJieji—^, by Howard. O, Ro*«velt and It ad- pilot fruit boats In and out of the at midnight on Monday night, De- nual roport showed the club to be- 1&v place tomorrow afternoon. After to- Kingston harbor. J mouth resident Mr. Allen ..Is at thinking, howovor, I feel that, In cer- charge of trespassing made by Her- Joins the property, which was re- cember 21th, and will not start again mann Rltzau of .Rlverdale avenue'near excellent financial condition wlUtJ"" morrow the meetings of the commit- until after midnight of Christmas Athens, Greece, where he has a po- tain respects, this type of work will cently bought from Mr, Rosevelt by too will bo held in a room which has During tbe it few days Mr. sition- as intor-orca director, of edu- ruive more far reaching effects than Newman Springs,' In Shrewsbury members In good standing u ' the board of education for an ath- Brady has told boats to Richard day, December 25th. Where speed Is mere.rcllof activities. * township. Peter is sixteen years old. the, largest fleet of lceyachti been set aside for that purpose in the necessary to Insure delivery of, let- .llon for • the -i Near East Relief letlo field, The garbage department new Shrewsbury township consoli- Smith, Ferren F; Blalsdelt,' J. H> Mr. Parrottino and his son had tered by any club In the „„.. ters or packages the government movement Mr. and Mrs, Allen spent States and pnsdlbly In the w»rld,> | started putting ashes and other ref- dated sehoolhouee at Tinton Falls, It Price, George A. Hawkins and F. L. the -summer with relatives of Mra. been gunning in tho.neighborhood of i)Re there last Thursday. Bergen. suggests that special delivery stamps Mr. Rltzau's farm and In the course Tho meeting was one of harm had been Planned to hold tomorrow's and spoclal handling stamps bo tised, Allen at New . Monmouth; and' they ' The garbage truelts uso the new meeting there, but for-various rea- hn.ll.od- for Athens last September. RALLY FOR BOY SCOUTS. of the day they become separated. throughout and all the officer* l »,rieet which. Mr. Rosevelt out and that valuable packages be. In- Petor was walking' along Rlverdale electlvo committees of the post J._ sons It was decided to wait until af- sured. Mr. Allen • was formerly, teacher of through the property from West Ber- ter the advent of tho new year. The avenue when ho saw his father com- were ro-elected for another ternvTHs) BEACON LIGHT PAID FOR. When packages are. to be sent by tho agricultural department of the ilXTH ANNUAL EVENT TO BE v ren plage to- tho Newman Springs committee meets tho second. Thurs- Middletown township high school at ing down the road. He got up on a officials are: road. The land whcro the refuse Is day afternoon of each month. mall to any of the states of the 'HELD AT ASBTJRY PARK. bluff on Mr. Rltzau's: farm to wait >/! IT WAS TURNED OVER TO THE Union they should be sent according Leonardo, Mrs. Allen was formerly President-.Thomaa Irvine .Brown. ? being placed Is low and swampy. No The meetings ot the township com- principal of tho Meclianib street for his father and. to look for game. Vice president—John W.'CantUIIOIlt !' garbage Is put there. Tho garbage AFRO CLUB WEDNESDAY. to tho following schedulo In order District Champions Will Cnmpeto— Shortly after,he"had- gone on Mr. Commodore—Janus B. Wearer. 'i,K mitted havo .been' held at tho Rod to insure delivery before Christmas school at Red.Bank. Mr. Allen's lot- In hauled away dally by farmors who. Bank town hall ever slnca that build- tci Is as follows: Demonstrations Will bo Given and Rltzau's land he mot Mr. Rltzau's son Vice commodore—Aosuitaa M. Mlnlt lire It to' feed .to tholr pigs, The day:, Exhibits Blade;, on Saturday, Feb- Financial seersUnr—Kajrnuna Bora, ing was .constructed In 1802 On the It Will be Placed on a Tower Sixty I oxpect.you would .like to. know Paul. In tho meantime Mr. Parrot- 1 largest collector ot garbago Is a, December 14th—California, Oreffon,f Ari- ruary 9th. |- Becordlns aecretarr—• William K, ti front of the building, under the bal- Feet High, WltS an Auto'matlo first of all how Golden: Rule .Sun- tino had also gone on tho Rltzau &T&,\ ' farmer at'Shark River who has 400 cony, Is- a tablet with the words: Turning On and Turning OR of tho ns,, Washington, Nevada.. day Is celebrated' by our children, farm. Paul asked, father and son pigs. December, 15th—New, Mexico, Colorado, The sixth annual rally of boy. Treasurer—Noel 3. Uatoai, Light at Any Desired Hour. The purposo of 'this celebration' In to show their licenses and after get- Measurer—Kniley M. Walt*. About forty tons of clean waste TOWNSHIP HALL, Utah,'Idaho, Montana.. j scout troops of Monmouth and Ocean 1 December 16th—Wyoming;, Texas, South cur orphanages is to emphasize to counties will bo held Saturday night, ting their names. Paul ordered them Assistant measurer—Hanr CTay. i matter are collected weekly. It Is es- 1892. The new beacon light which was off the place. Historian—John W. Cantilllon, , , ,,-, t'mated that by spring the low land erected at the Air View flying field, Dakota, North Dakota. tho children the fact that there aro February 9th, at tho Asbury Park At that time Rod Bank was part December 17—-Oklahoma, Knniaa, . Ne- other boys and girls In the World >!gh school auditorium. In commem- Warrants were sworn out for the House committee—Ktnben White, HarrfXJ will bo filled.,In- Mr. Rosevelt will pf Shrewsbury township.. The possi- was paid for ot last week's meeting braaka. .'Louisiana, Ârkansas, , Minnesota, arrest of "the two gunners and the Clay, DclforJ Fisher, frank Brant, BnaUtt"® then;cover thB-asHes:ahd•'other ref- of the Aero club, Tho money for it uch worse off than they. Therefore oration of the nineteenth anniver- Allaire. . ,,I*'i5 bility thai* the' town might cut loops Wisconsini , Florida, Mississippipp . ; the practice Is always followed .of sary boy scout organization in men had a hearing lost Wednesday use with'top'soil."'•-' the light was;.. raised by. donations iDi...Decembeb r 18th18th—IowaI , Missouri,-Georgia,Mi irl.'Geor .. Regatta comralttce-James H. :__ from the township and become a devising • some means whereby the America. More than 1,000 persons' night before. Justice Edward,Bough: John I^ Hubhard, Robert Proddow, , ' i'i;t;'lsi djiubttul if the river front borough some time in trie-future did from' various organizations i of Red Alabama, Tennessee, '' Kentucky,, Illinois. land owned by the town at tho foot children are enabled' to make some' attended last year's rally and'about ton of Lincroft Peter Parrottino was T. Clayton. Trank P. DIckman. not escape'notice; when' the township Bank and from.Individual contribu- |ohli»jl. . : fined $10 and costs and the case of of. Sunset avonuo. wlU ever bo used, tions. The- cost of electricity and Ithe i December 10th—South Carolina, 'North k-'nd of a contribution to'other chil- £00 scouts took part In the contest , Reception committee—flurt M. _.^ hall was built. • Provision was made his father-was dismissed. Josesh Salt, Georga W. Dolllver, Wffllata.' as ;a garbage dump agalil. It may expense of. keeping the light in re- Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio. dren. • •'•.••- The Asbury Park school auditorium that If this ever occurred the town- Mr. Rltzau has for many years H. B. White. Courtlandt Whltt, T ~ bcuBed next year as a depository pair will be paid .by the. Aero club. Indiana, • Maine, New. Hampshire; iVermont. This year we have In Greece one tas a capacity of 3,000 and arrange- Bray,' Arthur B. White. for; ashes*and other clean refuse, ship committee and the other town- Massachusetts. ments are being made to accommo- kept his farm-posted with notices, ship officials.sfioiild stDt,'haVe the .The ,beacon ,1s nowc on top of the orphanage) an. Institution with 600 Audltlnir committee—Walton Cull but the people'of the Wostslde are hangar at the' flying fleldj but lt/TWlll .December. 20—Connecticut, Rhode.. Is- children located/ on the; island of date an audience of 2,000 and 1,000 forbidding all trespassing on his Frank Conklln. Clinton KSUlott, unanimously- opposed to having gat- right to use the building. land. New York State, Pennsylvania, Mary- place with dog or gun. Through this shortly' be moVed' to .a' 'tower which v Syra, twelve ' hours, by .boat .from bey scouts. William W. Vaughn of biije and Waste paper dumped there. tRed Rank".,was the first part of land, -Delawerc, New Jersey. • • AthenB. This year as last the chil- Eighty scout troops axe In the two means he has mado-hisplacea'sanc- the township to withdraw, Rumson WlU be erected on the grounds. The The Register has received a letter drive, one of the moat enthusiast^' A steam shovel-is now tearing the tower was formisrly used for a wind-, dren have decided to' do without any counties and they havo been divided tuary for.animal and bird life. It is dump'apart' The stuil Is being dis- followed the same course a few years from the federal postofflca authorities not uncommon to see large flocks of members of the club, who has given mill. When It has been erected and meat la the ration for Sunday, De- Into eight districts with an average the club its season trophy for •««<• 3 tributed evenly over'the ehtlroland later and then Fair Haven withdrew; requesting this paper to ask the pub- comber 2nd. The amount saved by >f'fen. troops to a district The scouts pheasants feeding In the fields on the Vof.fi- number of years the township prepared to fit Its new purpose' It will llo to place return addresses on eral years, continued hi* generdslM if .Instead of .being piled up against the bo about sixty feet high. An electric this sacrifice, together with- contri- if the various districts will have pre- farm. Of late" years many'gunners . tanks at the foot of Sunset avenue, had no further lossos, but shortly af- Christmas mall.. The letter, states have Ignored the notices. At first by presenting a handsome sterling-' time switch has,.been put on tho butions from our employees,'will be liminary competitions. The Red Bank silver TUfany-made dish to bej^puf' .as It has'been; ', • ter the close of the world war Ltttlo that each year( after Christmas the given to the goverment for the usj d'strlct. contest will be held at the Mr. Rltzau was lenient with the tres- Silver became a borough:. About two beacon, which automatically turns dead letter service receives three to up as a trophy to perpetuate-" Jho | the light on and shuts it off at any ot Greek orphans outside of Near Lrmory In January. passers. Lost year conditions had Many'Weitalde residents will prob- and a half years ago, Shrewsbury vil- four million dead letters containing become very' bad. He felt that an name of Commodore James B. Weav*'g ably attend tl;e meeting of the mayor desired time. East relief Institutions. The celo- The contests will comprise six er in lceyachtlng circles, the dlsh'toU lage became a borough. Christmas and New Tears cardB, in brotlon in Athens will be somewhat vents, these being knot-tying, sema- appeal to the law"was the only way and council next Monday night to This leaves the present Shrewsbury The club ordered an airplane about addition to the normal receipts of to.protect his property and several be known as tbe Commodore WeaveCj protest-against furthor uso of the six months ago and last week the different than formerly, because since >hore signaling, striking fire with Trophy and to be Balled for on township one of the oddest-shaped ordinary undellverable letters. The last year, the Athens qrphanage has lint and steel, Morse signaling, get- gunners were arrested and fined. .garbage dump. The dump hasboon ship was turned over to the club. The letter goes on to state: each season, the name of the wlnnll oh fire three weeks, but the blazo Is municipalities In New Jersey. It ex- been closed and the phlloren placed ting fire by friction, and wall scaling. The-two Farrottlnos. were the. first tends from the southern side of the cost of the arplane was J3.U0. The "Tho enormous Increase in unde- trespassers arrested this year.' boat to be engraved thereon, t'cw' almost out For a 'short time club members who are eligible'to use In homes or hi self 'supporting vo- Two cups and a flag will be awarded dub gave Mr. Vaughn a rising ' after the durr\p caught fire the town Newman Springs road and skirts llverable mail Is due primarily to In- oationo. It has been decided, there- to the troop winning first place! The around Asbury Pork and Neptune the plane are Jack Casey, Valentine correot addresses, but it would still of'thanks for his gift and a aUlt p:aced garbage on some low land on VanKeureh, Vernon Treat, Lars Ol- fore, to have here a general reunion troops j that win second, third and' CHURCH SHEDS GONE, resolution was entered on the Harrison avenue, but so much ob- township air the way south to Wall be preventable in spite of Incorrect and an assembly of former Near East fourth places will receive a cup, and township and west of a part of "Wall ien, Irving Hay, WlUlamTaft, Walter addJeoseB u the senders would place utes. jection waa raised to this by some relief orphanB who are nowllvlngor ribbons will be awarded to Individual A Big Improvement Hade In the Ap- Harrison avenue residents that It township. The township Is about P. Keener, Morris. Jacks, William their return' addresses on the envel- Samuel S. Sague, the olub'o i-.T.« Barclay Harding, > Edwin Strickland, \rorklng In tho neighborhood of scouts. - pearance of'HolmdcL was discontinued, fourteen miles long. In some places opes, contrary; to the widespread cus- Athene. Employees'of "the organi- secretary, was the guest of honorO Rolland Chllton, Robert Shippee and The program at Asbury Fork, pre- Mr. Sague is 79 years of age and i < • •' '-',•'•'. ^| ^ It Is only a quarter of a mile wide tom of mailing, greeting cards In en- zation will attend this assembly, as The appearance of Holmdel and of James H. Elkus." ceding the contests, will consist of preserved for his years. He f and its greatest width Is hot'more velopes without the sender's name in \ ell as notables from' the 'church the entry of the troops, a flag parade tho grounds of the Holmdel Re- rABENT-TEACHERS1 MEETING. than two miles. There are no post- Plaits were discussed for' an air the corner. 'The loss sustained each formed church was greatly Improved- the early days of the- club's actlv meet which will mark the opening and Btate. The head of all Armen- by flag bearers from each troop, a and ho paid a high compliment-'toil offices in the township and only two year, by persons sending these greet- ian churches in .Greece la to be pres- 10I0 by a bugler, a pledge of allegi- lost week by tearing down the an- Concert Given by the Bod Bank villages, these Villages being Tinton of the .enlarged flying field next ings Is enormous, amounting to not cient wagon sheds on the1 church the present club officials for the ' ~ spring. Scores of airplanes are ex- ent as well as the head of tho Greek ance to the flag, a recitation of the In 'vhlch the organization has ( ,._ Y School Bund. Falls and Wayside. Mall is deliv- less than $325,000 In cosh outlay, not Orthodox church. The American scout laws and an inspection ot the property. The sheds .were more than ered by rural carrier service from pected to 'attend the meet ' Races to mention the disappointment of 100 years'old and were In danger of Mr. Sague sold the club was i - Seleqtlons by the Red Bank high will be. held, exhibitions of stunt fly- minister will apeak. The meeting Is 'Oops, Scouts who havo qualified 48 years ago In the tailor shop't the Eatontown and Asbury Park hundreds of thousands of persons to be held In the Zappelon exhibition for 21 or more merit badges will re- falling down. The roof had caved in school band were a feature ot lost postofflces, Ing will be given, parachute jumps who fall to receive the anticipated at variousjrtaces. ^The.sheds were In James B. Weaver on East -week's •meellhgrOf-the-parent-teach- building, which la between the acro- ceive Baffle scout pins. 1 " The'towttshlp has a very large road, will bo mado and various. types of gTeetlngsr-Itieafls no doubt in many tbo hearE of the village center arid street Tho chartor members ., ovs association In, tho high school aircraft will be on" display. Several polis, the stadiurn and the temple of ; 'DeriiohstraUpns'of spar lashing, Dr. Edwin Field, Charlos "B. >I mileage and the cost ot maintaining coses to misunderstandings and Feus. A free-will offering will be sotting up trek "carts, signaling, first because of their prominent position building. The. band played VAmorloa," these roads is one of the chief ltsraa, oluhlps of ,tha-United States army estrangements, since In the absence near the crossroads they gave a for- drickson, Thomas H, Hubba two marches and the school's alma tire also expected to be at the meet taken and the money* so collected, sid, Indian- dancing and scout ath- 11am. Applegate, Captaltt < of expense. Recently the towriSnjp .a. re turn address on the envelope together with the contribution from Mld sttints-Wltf-ib'e* given and rrlzea, lorn and dilapidated' appearanoe to niater song. A talk was given by committee, made, the discovery that .Daniel Dorn a£ibl3.s,Qa DamSlW the community. Because of--their, an- Coley, Cap&in ChaHer* •Chester WHhelm, director of the ih.e letter cannot beratumed and the ihe Syra orphanage will be used as awarded- to the scouts making* the as a result of action taken by a previ- Finckney road and William B. At-' mailer therefore is unaware that his tiquity they constituted a landmark. ton, James C. Doughty,' band. wood of Monmouth street are, new mentioned above.- Lost yea*, the best showing. There will be exhibits White, Samuel S. SagUe, John*1? ous Shrewsbury.township commltteo or her. message was not delivered. n'oney which was raised In our or- of articles the scouts have made and About twenty men of the church Mrs. Thomas Jardlno presided at more roads have to be taken care of. members of the club. The member- tore down the sheds last Thursday Conover, Augustus W. Havltand I the. meeting. She gave a short talk Thousands of these letters are found phanages, by the meatless ration of prlzeB they have won. Clips will be This discovery was that two years ship la now 145. Officers for the en- to contain gifts of money when and Friday. A hot dinner was served James B. Weaver. • in which she said that every member suing year will ba elected tonight tho day, together with contributions given as rewards for the best ex- and a half ago, shortly bofore opened In the dead letter office, and ftom employees and friends, was •Jblts. • for them In the chapel on both days Commodore James B. Weaver, i should make an earnest effort to get Shrewsbury village withdrew from by the women of the church. Is also a charter member, present**^ -now membofs. • Charles Stone, su- comparatively few contain sufficient used to establish In one of the refu- the township and became a borough, COMING FIREMEN'S ELECTION. information to enable their return to gee camps a day nursery for the A NIMROD mjIIRED. ———* ' *> " - the club with a large, scrapbook JojfJ pervising • prlpclpal of the Long many streets, Including all the streets newspaper clippings pertaining; to WH Branch publlo schools, gave an ad- the mailer. If the patrons of the children of working mothers. This SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION. on the George Hance Patterson tract, Ned Crelln Nominated for Second malls wrote their return addresses on nursery Is still operating and has Edward Stryker FeU While Ho Wo1 ttvltles on the river here coverlng/ej dress on, tho work accomplished by near the Newman Springs road, were period of thirty to forty yearavjr—' the parent-teachers' association at t Assistant Chief. the covers ot these letters this losa proved to be a great boon to many Climbing a Ladder. Highlands to Vote on Proposition to taken over as publlo roads. would be. prevented and .they and tho working mothers with small chil- Build a New School. The book was received by. the* c tnat place,. Ho offered a number of • The township committee at that Ned Crelln of Westslde avenue has Edward.Stryker of Colt's Neck saw with much appreciation and " suggestions to promote efficiency and postoffice' service would - be Baved dren. 1 time did not have any of the same been nominated by Union fire com- much trouble and annoyance." an, animal disappear in the hollo * On Tuesday of next week a special be kept la tho club's parlor for.tl co-operation. members as tho present committee. pany for second assistant chief of the In connection with this letter I am top of a tr.ee lost week. The anlma" election will be held at Highlands to entertalnmont of the memb«r»"i At the conclusion of tho business Taking over these streets was one of Red Bank fire department This in suro you will be Interested'to learn looked like a raccoon. Mr. Stryker vote on a proposition to build a new guests. , .j, session refreshments were served by the last acts of the formejr township the first step toward becoming chief CLEARED $S0 BY A BAZAR. Homethlng of our various activities. got a ladder,-put It against the tree school at a cost of $166,000. ' Some William A. Flntard read a sMrlj;,. the hospitality committee. Tho mem- committee, Fifteen streets or roads of the deportment Mr. Crelln has But to give a true picture of our and started to climb up to investi- time ago the Bchool trustees boughi history ot the club taken from,thej',| bers of this commltteo are Mrs. Wil- were taken over and they aggregato been a Union fireman sixteen years A Successful Sale Held by the Wo- present activities It Is necessary to gate. When he got about half way a plot of land at Water Witch as a press Items In Mr. Weaver'* scrap*' - fred Houghton, -Mr*. Victor King, nearly eight miles in length. The and he has held all the elective of- man's Club, of River Flnzo. go back. The Near East relief up the ladder he made a mis-step and Bite for a new building. book. The club voted that Mr. Pin* ,.... Mrs. William Mansdn, Mrs. Luman fices In hlB company. He has been originally grew ,out of a tremendous The proposed building will be two present township committee knew The Woman's club of River Plaza Wl, landing heavily on tho ground. tard's manuscript be copied Into th« "' Keed, Mrs, Harry Va'nNote, Mrs. nothing about the streetB having been president of the company for several emergency—the need for uavlng lives His loft wrist was broken. Tho brok- Bforles high and will-be of brick and official minutes of the organization.1* I, Warren Mlnton,' Mrs. Richard Hack- years past He is a carpenter and cleared $50 last, Wednesday anil the result of wars, Invasions and Btone., It will contain twelve class- taken over Until Beveral weeks'ago, Thursday by a bazar and food sale in en bone was re-set and It la mending Paul Burd, son of Charles Bttrd, • staff, Mrs. Howard Manning, Mrs. when some of the residents of the Is employed by Ralph B. Slckels. massacres in this port ot the world Mr. Stryker says that as aoon as ho rooms and an auditorium which wiil was also a guest at the meeting, ano Ada Crandall and Misses Agnes See- one of the Truex stores on Broad With the passing of this emergency accommodate 750 persons. It will also streets asked for Improvements.' Up Tho flro department officers will be street at Red Bank. Many articles (sets well he will, make another at- he told of some of his experienced , ley, Margaret Thompson, Lillian Jor- to that time the commltteemen elected In March and nominations crisis, the organization found itself tempt to climb to the tree top to have a manual training room and a while serving in the United State* dan and Helen Tuthlll. i suitable for Christmas gifts were In poasesalon of thousands and tho'.io- domestic science room. On the nef thought the streets were private are open until the election IB held. placed on sale and they were readllv find what kind of an animal lives navy.' • The association will hold a moot- thoroughfares. • The residents who JOBeph Vox, a member ot Relief fire ands of children in the various coun- tbere. school site will be ample room for a Following the business session tb*V Ing on Thursday night,. December disposed of. The bazar was directed tries of the Near East and with no playground and athletic field In ad- wanted the streets Improved Insisted company^ is the only other fireman by Mrs. William S. Best, Mrs. Clif- «s 1 • lceyachtsmen were served with •, 10th, at eight o'clock, In the senior that this was not the case. An ex- who has so far been nominated for possibility of getting rid of these chil- BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY. nltlon to the school building. Boston Buppor consisting of hom*> high school building. ford Stiles, Miss Iona Brand and dren except by degrees. This led to amination of the minutes of tho second assistant. He was nominated Mrs. Frank S, Curtis. The profits made brown bread, baked beans, „, former township commltteo showed by his company sevoral weeks ago. the establishment of schools and the It Was Given Friday by Miss Flor- IJIGHXANDS'S SEWER SYSTEM. pumpkin pie and coffee prepared Ttf j& v>HI be used for charitable work dur- training of these children for latur t EVANGELIST GETS $100. that these residents were right The • 1 «> • ing the Christmas season. Somo ence Brown of Broad Street Fred Fisher, thedub'B steward. streets had been taken over as publlo ! iielf-support It was in connection Contracts For Bulldln* It Were GREAT STOCK OF WILD GEESE. t me ago the club adopted a girl who with this educational emphasis that MISB Florence Brown, daughter of Cold Neck Church Mokes 11 Gift to thoroughfares more than two years Is at an Episcopalian horns for or- Awarded Last Week. DANCE AT HIGH SCHOOL, previously. t went to Armenia ovor two years Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brown of Broad : Mew York Clergyman. They Numbered About 10,000 and pnans at South Amboy and somo of street, entertained 'a number ot Contracts for a sewer system for Were Flying South Near Red Bank. tgo to tako charge of the institu- A series of largely attended revival Since the discovery was made the tlio money cleared by the bazar will tion's school Bystem thore of 5,000 friends at a dinner and bridge party the entire borough of Highland! It Will bo Given Docember Hit 1 services was conducted recently at township committee has Bpent about Last week a flock of geeso, esti- lo used to help make a happy Christ- pupils. Friday night In celebration of her were awarded last week by the com- the Ht-Y Groups. mas for this girl. the Reformed church at Colt's Neck $1,000 In Improving the streets. This mated at 10,000 In number, was seen 21st birthday. Tho guests were Mr. missioners of that place. Joseph The Hl-Y groups at the Bed 1. The organization has now entered and Mrs. William T. Brown, Mr. and Mlele of Maplewood was awarded the by Rev, Arthur J. Smith of Now does not begin to do all the worki Hying over tho country between Red upon the tblrd and lost stage ot Its high school will hold a danfe* Yo,rk. At the last service a free will but the committee will not undertake Bonk and LInoroft The geese .were Groceries Stolon. Mrs. Grandln Schoncli, Miss Ger- contract for the pipe lines on a bit Ftlday night, December, 31st, In4 duvelopement Tho Near East relief trude Jones, Miss Anna Layton, Miss of $124,863.20. Mahlon Averlll OL offering of (100 was collected as a to do anything more until next (lying South. They did not follow Mlsa Margaret Doan of Tinton always acted on the principle h!gh school gymnasium. gift for Mr. Smith. the usual formation of n V, as Is the Edith Getty, Vandorvoer Lovctt, Newark will build tho pumping sta- Bprlng. It would put too large a Falls bought $2 worth of groceries at that home llfo (even of a low levol) tion at a cost of $125,400. The con- Hack Is la charge of the deco Last week Mr. and Mrs. Edward ttialn on tho township finances to do custom of small flocks, but it looked Iliomaa Seorest, Rolston Waterbury and Louis.- Jacouba is chairman $fV,l the. Atlantic and Pacific store on or a life of Independent Belt-support and Arthur Broderson. Miss Brown tract fpr tho outfall construction Umber, Mrs. Loon Hardy nnd Mrs. all the work at one time. The com- is though many flocks had come to- Monmouth streot at Red Bank las'. la much better for a child than Is was awardod to W. L. Sowell of Mul- the ticket committee. The member* ~-§ Clarence Campbell became members mittee plans to mako a piecemeal rothor and Were making an IndU was the recipient of a number of of the groups are assisting with ' . Thursday and loft Ihom on a box In Institutional llfo. Consequently, tho birthday gifts. lica Hills for $40,117. of the church. They Joined tho job, doing a fow streets each year. In criminate flight to tholr winter quar- front of tho storo whllo oho .wont U orphans havo been placed out in arrangements. Tbo schools win CloM'. church by latter from other cliurchcj. the order of tholr Importance, until ters. Tho geese made a great clamor anothor'store near by. When she ro homes or at work as rapidly as sult- December 21st for the Chrlstma* he>','j all are completed. as. they pursued their course. New Lights In Flrchotiae. NoUoe, ldays. i tLrnod tho groceries wero gone. Tho ablo places could bo found. At the To tho Taxpayers of Shrewsbury Notice. One thing whloh the commlttoo has tlilef has not yet bcon caught prcBont timo a drlvo Is being made Union flro company has had new Township:—The assessment list for To tho Taxpayers of Holmdel under consideration Is that of hold- Dance Every Night lighting fixtures put In Its flrohouso Wins Rutgers Scholarship. to the tuneS of. Joo Woodward him- in Amorlca to raiso funds to finish the year 1028 may bo Inspected at my Township:—Tho asiesamont list for Ing its meetings nights Instead ot Ro-Rooflng Time. this work In the Noar East Whllo 011 Shrewsbury avenuo by Frod E. homo at Shaftoa Corners, Shrews- John Sweel of Rod Bank, a stall the yean 1020 may be Inspected at siilf, at tho San Remo. Opon all In Rutgers college, has betn aWWdi aftornoons. Tho commltteo has no year. Located at tho south end of Dont wait too long beforo you ro- the last few thousands of children In Browor. bury TownBhlp, Deoomber 17th, 1D28, my homo at Holmdol, N, J., on Tues- shingle your homo. Olson Roofs aro from ton o'clock A. M. to four o'clock one of the eloven $100 scholarihl day, December 18th, 1028, from one Individual preference In this mat- Ocean boulevard at Long Dranoh - tho varlouB countries aro bolng At a mooting last week tho com- ter and It will be guided by publlo whore courtesy and culslna meet the applied right ovor your old roof with- pany recclvod Harry Dougherty as a P. M., for the purpose ot enabling the established at Rutgers to htlp township . officials wero from that W. F. Foloy, Bocrotary. hand In time for presentation at Ing Docember 7th, all pcraons hav- for Monmouth county. All com- pooplo havo a decont place to llvo —Advertisement. Shrewsbury Township. meotlnic of tho Mayor and Oi place, But with Shrewsbury village ing their shoes repaired at MoodyV plaints promptly investigated, Il/i nnd urn protected from the slum llfo —Advertisement^ December 37, 1928, otherwise, , Metal Woatherttrlps out of tho township Tinton Falls Is for your home will save you 25% of In tho hoart of Red Bank, by leav- accounts and chcoks collected. Dft' of tho city. For tlila service they W-I)rTvo-It will bo laid ovor for action n a far more central location, ing, their name and address have and night B«rvTcor'juYtioo'"lcTmor O. pay a proportionate share of their Rent a car—drlvo It yoursolf. Hub Visiting- Chiropodist 11)90 budget your fuel bill and save your doctor five ohsnees on flvo prims to 01 Walnrlght * Pattorson avonuo (near Dr. Francos Cooko Caslcr will bills. All work guaranteed tor the earnings, 0110 day's wagon per month. •on, ICsnox and other, cars. You pay mako appointments by tolephona tc Dated November 31, 10211. lift ot your windows and doors. drawn for on the 58th day ot Decem- Broad street), Shrewsbury, N. J., tele- Night schools aro. provided In con by the mile, hour or day. Juitt file Jer* J, i Top Boll, Fill Dirt ber at Station WJBI, whero same will phone 4. At M Broad Btroot, Rod owning one yourself—only • olioapo como to you when naeaod. 'lolephon Monmouth Motnl Weatherstrip Co., bi announced, Moody's Shoe Repair Bank, by appointment only.—Adver- nection with thoio homes and for this Kntontown 100-M, between 8:00 P. M, BoroUfh phone Rod Bank 1400 for •stlmatos. grading ot all kinds, also roadway* nnd bolter becitunn wo tnlto caro ot and 10:00 P. M.—Advorllsoment -Advertisement —Advertisement * built; Lakewood .sand, washtd gra- Shop, 30 Moohanlo stroot, Red Bank, tlsemtnt _ ( Ot iKrlouJturo unikr VfnUolos I Hair on Vunti, I/lt US i at warts ond mploH itMtroysd, Phon I.ukt Longhead In Th» lUglttor a tallf 1 «i and distilled watar, UtnJ. 11. lnttrsiUd In developing for Oreeo sirs , 1* North BrldM iivtmi*, n«d *, mar* modern method of leaching Anbury I'arK SUH, UlnotrolyMi. ft»r- talks to .qvtr M,0O{ piopl* Ivtry non« iOO.—AdvirUsimint. ali U, 6lilblti.-A(lv«rtl«emonU BED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 1>; 1928. •.*•••'• '••>>rfi ^^jî2^!Lil^L^£jim^mimi£i!£L^ tva AT TtfriroN TAIX?. her grtidton/.Saihutl Benastt. Site aphHolmas's fara, which 1* now'ooj Win rsjurn to* Ttato^, Siajhi to thi cqplad by Dennis Carney.. Th* jt Children Mado Ferfrct' too-apwnav-;vY:.-Y v::%:::v^;*;::.vtt-o-' Schenck farm w«s bought a abort time ago by Bernon S. Prentice^f ord» In Blwewftury Townjttlp. Bijth; Crawford; Stater of Allen l • ;;•'We^Sp/ectajizein'f^ SeWty^twq PUPl|s~of the Shrews- Crawford, and Janet Scott, daughter Rumson. " " • * ) bury township publlo school at Tin- otMrs.-Sarah Scott,,'aw slojt rwitii The Christmas; entert*lnra«it( ot •on Falls had perfect records for u> measles;*' *-r- •'>•"' "•'"... •*"Y*V'"i-- .v.1.'- •'r.j'V the Reformeii SunJ»y-S(|hopA will b-J The children or êpubyo school bold Friday night, Deoomb^r 31st. It imdance and punctuality th<( past sre practicing 'or a, Christmas en- will be directed by Mlsi' Beatrice r.ionth, Tha township banner far,the tertainment which will bo Hlven Frl- Unnnett and Mis* Ruth Hammond, fjRiyerside Avenue, Red Bank. lest, attendance was won by Miss day, Deoember.'SlatY Y-: Y'!i '•..'••; 'The boys of the village expeot to :; ! Dora JatTe'a pupils. The pupils with Anthony Monso It putting a newcrganlie a basketball team, soon, Can- •^. .vjLoains.\:;-.u-";i Perfect attendance record* aro: porch on.his house and ha Is repair- didates for places on the team.arn Fint «nd itconi) sraer Icacner—•Mlchatl Uraoco. Paul Cur- house by a wind storm several weelt.« and Vincent Hammond, , FrancU rfr. Charles EngUnd. Vincent Parcrlll, 1 :; | Special Lunches* 85c. ego; . ,- v ' • ' "'' •.. '•'•:•"' • •• • Maher, Albert Bonnett, Wilbur Ham- Applications Given PVllp Benoeo, CUranee Ilrown. Franels : Mr. and Mra.Ha.llam and their son mond, Harry Pitcher and Leonaru Kelp:^ry worthyperson tpAitiiig SSOyiQfrjtq v %;:•'• '••'••: A la Carte Service • l.raiuUn. StuV Hall, Anthony HOMO, Dill of Philadelphia spent part ot lasi Vyesterberg. ; : M Immediate Attention Mrnm.iJohn Sllvtno. Ruth, F«lldln«, /kdt- i:tek with Mr. »nd Mrs. Charleb ^pO;O(l^D^ ^nSS^0nf-s:f)r:it:t :ryrprjv^^ I r» Henoco, Fannli Buinono, C.orgtano ! Daniel Casbman has moved fron Trahnirt. Jerl Luk»i, SUai.u* rafcUll, Mil- Dreyer. • • ° '''-y-^- •:'••'<.- • ' , Mis. Emma, Patterson's hquae to Xêil v Dinner de Luxe, $2.00. ilrtil .'Andrtwi, Xthelvcna Andrews,Xanale Mrs. Margaret Cornell has put her Bonk, Mr. Cashmonla employed at ;bperata Buanbliu, Lillian farm, expeota to buy a smaller place The William C. Ely estate sold it f Special Attention to Card Parties. „ jriih«r. Ann Hall. Dorothy Johmon, Tekla alter his mother has sold her prop- ' i ••••<• Private Dining Rooms. | l.rahnrrt. Elliabelh Monroe. Virginia Mon- ; team of horses last week to S. L Ydu(caii ptfy$5lQ0ia month 6ri a $100^01)-: Riverside Mortgage . roe, Claire RocVhlll, Leona Shitto, EIU-e:ty. .-•>:. ." •<;.^\\ Y..- ,. Smith, who lives near Freehold. 1 •••:•.i•;• lpsri^pjluaA interest"'^10.00 ^Vmorit^ aVith-5hulli. Cel.it. Colllm, Ruth Me Theodore, Emily and Ann Parmly, The Baptist Sunday-sqhool wit j, The Molly Pitcher Hotel will open | Cormlck, Anna Clark, Hai«l Brown* Jqi-children of Theodora Parmly, aro & Finance Corpor tion hold a Christmas party and soolable ; $200,00 plus i|dterest,v^lBip ! p a fm^ ; early in May. >>rh Breen, Vincent Kulll«no, Jphn Paul having good times wlttiâ. pow which The date for this event has not yet Broad St. Nal'l Bank Bldf.. Jonei, Erneit Krahnert, Joieph Ncrvn, is quartered on their fathers Iwm been fixed. •'$ $500#;'pl#lntere^t; i]Eêry payment j*; u : i Sam Kerva, Joe Parccllt, .Terotns Ke.d., for the winter. : '•K'', I FREDERICK C. LUTKIN, Red Bank, N. '. ".'mctnt Reed, Frank ShuHl, Jinn Van* Liberty grange mot Monday night duces we col<; of interest fSch mpnUi; 1 - • | Wlckle. Edward William; Gerald Wyn- James Jonea of Red Bank spont at the chapel ot the Baptist church Manager. dcrf. Raymond Davis, part of last week with, Andrew Wil- The grange had the number's of the i'lftn and alxth ttado, Mill ..Pearl Uams. Mr. Jones formerly lived Qlendola grange for guests. i *ht teacher—Thomai Bcnaco, . Marvin here. He has been unable, to work Mrs. Rullf Qlberscn continues to YVKen*our managers tell prospaotlvo torrowers thq Jnany- aniiler, George Fischer,' Robert Hall. Ray fur several weeks, due to an Injury to 1 1 :ond Lubbara, Harold Polmlexter, Robert his eye.' He still has to have, a black show improvement at the Mata\Vo-n . •a4vanta,'jes;'our'.a6rvlce8 hold:for them,.wo.hope' thty.'are '!"/ otitt, Webtter Davli. Victoria Benaeo, patch over the eye. A piece of wire hnspltal, where she has been a pa- believed,.but we• to nqtvexpeot our servloo to be accepted' . nerania BenUo, Lilly Chriitel, Ruth pierced the outer part of the eyeball tinnt the past three weeks. solely on spoken .word or prlntod statoment. •% • •- • '•'; !r«en, Jacnueltne Hall, Josephine Poreelll, yihlle Mr. Jones was at work. Mr. and Mrs.- QeSrga Phillips havo ;«ry Porcelll. Aln.noch)tovakt, Mda May ' John Brooks, who Is employed by moved from their summer home hero ' ;. It Is through knowledge of thei profitable' results, the hulta, Mtiirarat Rochtcovikl. Rita Van -:,'.' proper use of its money and Bervloe by its ouatomers.' ^'lekla, Evelyn Leone. Clarence Cornell, apent part of las', to New Tork. They expect to return Seventh and eighth gniw, Wri, Charlei week with his family at Philadelphia to Holmdel' In the spring. - that the MONMOUTH looks' for increased patronage, ana orth Principal—Marfirartt Anderaon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry N,, Months, v; thla knowledge oan pome only through actual transactions. /<: !na. ChrliUe, Evelyn Dorr. Lillian i'lih- Berry Christian was a visitor at ~ By these statements and advertising wo hope to persuade Cloved to Red Bank for tha winter. 1 . Mary Kl.b«r, IJIIt.nJGreovti, Marlon Nfcw York last week. Snow plows were out bright ana; non-borrowers to-take the Btep that will enable them to iraen. Evelyn Kallowayr Beatrice Rlavy, Beatrice Reevey, daughter of Bloh- narly Sunday morning after the snow . find out thsmselvw. ••'••'<';•.. •'••;. '•'.;••'..'•''• ' - •' "• '••'••• ' ••• •'•••' 'ornon Shatto, Katharine WUliami, Olia sid Reevey, Is on the sick list • : storm. Little Inconvenience to traf- Mlllami, Edward Clinton, Ruiaell Eng- The snow storm Saturday caused •• , This Servjoo Is Your* to Command, on Request • ...nd, ''Harold Holmei; PauVRaed, Starling 111 tie Inconvenience, to trafflo here fic was caused by the storm. bobuuen,JohUi Bhowera, John; Zolllnj.r, Snow .plows were'out'.Immediately • The work ot putting new gravel BRAND MEW leorza Oaraoe, Audrey Colllni, "William shoulders on the county road has PWUIp Brqwn. . , , . .. .,. after the storm and tha' roads were won broken..;> _' •'•:.•.'<•'•••"... " been finished. If you 'wanted a Job would you TINTON FAIXS NEWS. HOLMDEL NEWS. Monmouth Loan Co. print 7,600 olroulars telling all about It and distribute them among 7,600 ; Un. Bennett at Sea dirt—Two Chil- Goorge MoKnlfht to Move/r-GettinB hpmesT You would not It would ' •,;',;'-'7 :Brt^':§iêoltv "'•.".;;,' '/'V Red Bank, N; J* \- dren Sick With Measles. Beady for Entertainment. ; cost too muohiln'-tlme and money, Wise men get the same result* by >.f -.'»^:«t^rBtod»oi;to ihe PubUo, Open Tfed. Bye, 7* J Mrs. Samuel J, Bennett lias gone George MoKnlght 1 will move, froir: classified advertising in Tha Regis- : IS COMING! o Sea Girt to spend the winter with tha Sulal P. Schenqk farm, to Jot- ter.—Advertiiemen t |illMIMIIMII»UII»MIMMII>MMIIItlllllMMt J KEEPING withita policy of progress, Oakland I IV CELEBBATIOX OF TIDE WATER'S FIFTIETH AKUVEB8ABY Ibaa for months been working on a new Pontiae Six. It is more than a.refinement of its famous predecessors. ItiseseentiaUyabrandnewcarfrom beginning to end. . • ; . A

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; VAIB GOOD runts. STATE nilQON TEBM&, ' •HMMMt Abn-nt'Nor- Two Men*Seritenb«(l to Three late/So 8*r XUs Vesr. by Judge-J3tctab»oh. PUBLIC SALE SCHOOLGIRLS NEED HEALTH : Be your own JUDGE/ Quality, iii'_, ..^ '•The - Fair Haven public .school" Oennaro Pocela was nntenead to ,- K»ye made an unusuaLieoord q( at- three years In state'prlson and there- _OFr- often carelessly used. A trial of Jeddo*Hi| tendance «o< far ,thle> year. Fiveafter'until the co*ts of .prosecution tdvebe»np«W anditoaSneof pill. 'Leonard Dean, 'John Souglaaa •Olartnco Emmoru, 'Walter Khoailei • I »Hor«rd Tallman, Oeorgo Lang, Peter Lanf. 'Term Baden, 'Gertruda Brady, MUST N »M«rr Burdge, Sarah Burdga, Joa.phin. Chandler, Vivian Chandler,•Gertrnda Con- way, •Kmrolyn Uebeok, •Buth Llnderoth, •Mary Mack, Elliabeth McQrath, Loulio Nlilaen, •Norma Norman, •Koa« Ball, 'Lil- ian Bhoadea.'.'Manr Jajloek, 'Julia Zallcek, •Ad.lalde MorrelL •••• Here's the News You've ; .SaTenlh and eighth gradei—"Mark B.r- )uw, 'Paul Conway, 'Bnanoa Croia, Oharlea lunplM, 'Mlcha.1 Es»n, Hanry PrWIand- n, 'Ljl. Heliley, 'Harold H.nddekion, ' •Lloyd Jon.a, 'Oeorga Little, Charlea Mor rrll. Harry Klelion, 'Oicar Norman. 'Al- Been Waiting For! fred Bhoadei. 'Fred Ruiaell 'Cllntoli Thommon. Leon VanBnint. 'Frank ZaJkoV, •Dorli Baden, 'Hopa Dorlow, Margaret Ec«n. 'WIn|tred Gilbert, 'Anna Rail, 'Ruth llr.yai, 'Vivian LInbargor, Elliabeth Hack- o'eky, 'Carolyn Mlnton, 'Emma Rail, •Ruth Burner, 'Olgo Schwenker, 'Annii Starting Tomorrow, Thursday, December 13th Vlrubal, 'Dorothy Woolley. ,' KNOLI.WOOD SCHOOL. Finland aecond sradea—William An- doraon, 'Dorla Aumaek, Evelyn Cronln. All Men's and Young Men's John Doughty, 'Ann. Patricia Flnan, •0)o( I'rllxrg, Ulllam Herdon, 'Charlei Jannar- tmo ^JCenneth ..Lockwood,^Jluth MacAdam. Harold Peterion, Vernon Feteraon, Ralph I'ollng, Margaret Rank|n, Jun. SmltVAN tcrt SODP, Virginia Godfrey.' -. . Ti)lrd and fourth gradea—'gtanley Dan- otlta, 'Edwartf Danowlti. 'Oaoar Backer,1 •liala Frlberg, 'Vincent Flnan, 'Anthonj Junnsron., 'Raymenil IPryor,- .•dlaude Far- rillgton, Howard Leon, 'Robert :Hing, Bar- I'n. B.rlow, Florenofl . VanNote, Barbara ' Sopp, 'Anita Frlberg. 'Barbara Olaon, Mar- garet Oaaton,' 'Clalra Hellien, 'Lilly ZaJIcle. . . VERCCATS FISE STREET SCHOOL. Flnt. aecond nnd ,thlrd gradoi—*Dor- .ctthy Crawford, .Anna''Mce Hlcka, 'Georgo Crawford, Roland Boyd, Jamea Foulkes, $20 OVERCOATS Now $10.00 Stanley XUcvey, C.rtrude Albert, Dorothy L. Brown, Evelyn Brown, Dorothy Reevey, Efflmi Bmlth* Fourth to eighth grodei—Robert Hail- $25 OVERCOATS Now $12".S0 atork, Matthew Jon.a, William Ehowell, •Winifred Deeatur, Emma Sean, 'Victoria Bleka, 'Lola Taylor, 'Martha Crawford, •Pauline Stn-.l, 'Edith Albert, Gladys Fer $30 OVERCOATS Now $15.00 ffupon, Mnrion lirown, llnxrl Llvlngiton.

TiiBonor Funilshos Ball. Ferdinand Senior of Brlello, who $35 OVERCOATS Now $17.50 is in jail lor failure to pay a flno cf »6C0 for illegal liquor selling and pnusraslngr a gambling machine, last woe!: became bondsman in tho $40 OVERCOATS Now $20.00 rm.^unt of $2,000 for Archibald Dkvl- tin, who is charged with passing bad checks. $45 OVERCOATS Now $22.50 —FOR— $50 OVERCOATS Now $25.00. Tire Service TELEPHONE 2112 $55 OVERCOATS Now $27.50 Our Service Car is $60 OVERCOATS Now $30.00 always ready. $65 OVERCOATS Now $32.50 Steam Vulcanizing. Balloon and Truck EVERY OVKCOAT IN THE STORE IS INCLUDED. WE ARE RETIRING FROM Tires in Stock. BUSINESS, AND MUST SOON DELIVER OUR BUILDING TO THE SCHULTE-UNITED CO. John Hansen 42 West Front Street, RED BANK. N. J. Buy Him an Overcoat For Christmas EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE STORE REDUCED-YOUR OPPOR- TUNITY TO SAVE MONEY ON ALL HOLIDAY PURCHASES.

OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL Piles Go Quick CHRISTMAS. DAVIDSONS NO EXCHANGES —NO REFUNDS Piles aro earned by .congontlon of ALL SALES FINAL blood In tho lower bowol. Only An DAVDSON BUILDING, RED BANK. Internal remedy enn romovo tho cauie. Thnt's why unlvcn nml out tlllit fill. Dr. I.oonhnnlt'a llpin-Hold, n Harmleii Ublot, luccooil". b«o«u«' NOTICK Or SKTTUMENT Or ACCOUNT mail* for th. allotian«. cf oommlaahna anil Monmoulh Coiinlr Surr.iala'a Om«., ' „ to thaauUirlhar, aamutrU ai.afpro* It rollovos thin congcntlon und KiUU of William DaUnwy Walbrlilut, oouna.l ft.i, III tha inutUr of tin .ilat. of John T. , thalr ilabta an lltora tu pruint .lalrna finni Ilia ilal* of lha «f.irn«lf1 orjtr. dr Reid h»i given quirk, info and ln«t- le a PreMrlpllon for BumsteadsWoimSyrup NttlM la htrthr slvan that (hi atenunli I W..I «nh pir.nl, Naw York Vllr. • a«ln>t .ilali. . thty will h« forarar barrfil ot thfir aflluni Injr rolloJ to Ihouinmli of Pllo of the avbiarlliar, auivlvlns truilM of tha IMr.iniit to tin onl.r o( Ji»»l)h I* thiralur aaalmltha aaM auhiirlhir. 8u|Toror«, It will do tho inino (oi Coldi, Grlppt, Flu, ••'•la el aalii ilMMUtd, will ha auilllad Ilmialiay, llurrufat. of th. County ol Mim« or money b»ck. Unlttd Ohom- •|id Ila|a4 it Ih. RunuaaU of tha Counly Finttlnir * Job. nmutli, tnixl. m\ th. Ivuntl'lb ili)r of No. A 1,1*A J, NHVlIji,. Dllllow Ftw and Malaria, Onn of tha qulakest ways to Andv«mb»r, WJH. on lh« »opll«alloi\ »f Alllu It I.lnrt.n j'laii, Had lanki M. if, ind drunliti «v«ry«/h»n nl|l 11 the. OrAana dourrorailil Counlr, on A Job In tn advertise In Tlin HouU- J Ninii., nil. nimiulrln of th. «ta»» of 1 vlth UiU (U<»ni««. ,. ^. IIt !«,&• MWI f*4t mnit lh« ihlril ilar o( Januarii, A. I). tor's Wmit department.—Atlvei'llso- Jnhn K N.«lu>, li.t.auil, notl.) I. h.r«Uy Mti frank, Hi 1; • | 11*. • wklik lisa* •wltattlon Mill U mint ilv.n to tli. aitilllort ml t*U ilflMMl to "'"*' ' fij'' " '' ? Page Four itED BANK REft 1928.

It is entttely" out 6f debt save for the ^MMil»W^ THE RED BANK REGISTER, money spent In building the schofll- hoUse. It hail adhered to the "pair JOHN & COOK. Editor tnd Publisher. as you go" pblley and its present of- AS GIFTS OEdtlbE D tiANCE. AllSeUlB Editor ficials are committed to a continu- ft THOMAS IBV1N0 BROWN. ance of this eoUW*. It a little place -A* *tttt~ Buatn.si Msn.BC. like Shrewsbury township, con- stantly faced with new and expen- Subscription grlctst sive problems due to loss of territory, in* ytrir ~ , BRIGHT 8HOPPE [t months ~~— - can do this, why cant richer arid 'htta montln — larger municipalities do It? Here Is n qUestldn which sHutlld prove in- Seven Broad Street TelephonM I—Bed Bank 1! teresting to taxpayers Ih communities Red Bank 1J00. burdened with large public debts. WEDNESDAY, DEO VI 102B *""OUDOIR } LAMPS {& Shrewsbury township Has an ah: SliK, PAHCHMfeNT, , TOWN TALK. clcnt and honorable history. It was CH1NTE, MICAi RA , BUli &• trtottkt (hi** it* one bf the 'three township's into whltih CRYSTALlNE, Etc. * I SHADES tue world t Do ftot jput olr Shrewsbury Township Mbhmouth county was originally di- WAIT! Injuring J*ur hoiriB #6ft. vided, the other two towhahlps'belng Now "Going It Alone." Mlddlotown and Freehold. At that Chinese hahd-scUiptured Soapstone Vases, Lamps and Novelties. flr« ^heri tyi ijaft ofar »uSh time what is how' Ocean county was Beautiful Italian Pottery Table and Boudoir Lamps, Console and reasonable and j>rotetiUv« In- Shrewsbury township Is about to part of Shrewsbury township, arid Buffet Mirrors, End and tilt-top Tables, Ferneries, Aquariums, eufancB. Ziet tit fatplaihv - break the last official tie that binds Shrewsbury township extended all Wood and Fibre Waste Baskets. It to Retl Bank by geography and the way from the Shrewsbury river sentiment.' Tomorrow the township "Thliik oi tte southward to Little Egg "Harbbr. Large selection of Metal Book Bnd». committee of Shrewsbury township Prom time to time portions Bf will hold the last meeting it will ever Shrewsbury township were cut off hold at the town hall at'Rcd Bank. Thereafter the township officials Will from the township to form new mu- Xmas Cards, Seals, Tying* &. Wrappings. meet in the line new Shrewsbury nicipalities Until now it Is composed of only the harrow strip of larlti township consolidated schoolhouse at Cigarette. Dispensers, Lighters, Holders and Trays, Hooked Rugs, Tlnton Falls. above described, with not an Inch O'i the ocean front with which It was Leather Novelties, Card Prizes, Perfume Sets, Paper Weights, Let- HAWKINS BROTHERS * * * originally so richly endowed. Eve'jry ter Openers, key-talners, Bulb Covers, Vanity Sets, Dresser Sebj Diaries, Electrlo Tree - Sets, Recipe Boxes, Chinese Brass Bowls, » .'. > , . Insurance The township committee gives up resident of Monmouth county will be Candlesticks; Bells, etc., German, Bavarian arid Japanese China- ltsv meeting place at Red Bank from glad that the name of the historic ware In large assortments. choice and not because It has to do township of Shrewsbury is to be pffc JOHN HANSEN 10 MONMOUtM StftfeEt, QROUNb FLOOR, BO. Back Ih 1862 wh$n the townsMji served, arid ait will hope that rid Bed Lights, Leather Brief..Cases, Candle Shields, Westclox, Draw- hall was built tod when tied Batik further encroachment Will be made Ing Tables, Drafting Instruments and Drafting Students' Supplies. 42 West Ffdnt Street, Red Batik, N. J. Phone 362 Red iBuik. was pirt of Shrewsbury township On Its territory. Select array bf Novelties. tho property was bought and paid for (Town Talk continued on page 18.) Phone 2112. by Shrewsbury township. Red Batik, as a part of the township, paid its proportionate share. It was agreed on at that time that If Red Bank organized a separate government the township was to continue to have the Use of the hall, the bargain Has been kept n6t ofity in regard to the rneet- . thgs of the tdtfhahlp committed but iA other respects. The township has always had the use of the hall for any public business without charge.

It Is a far cry back to 1892, considering the great changes which have taken place since then Ih both - the town and township. Old-tlmer3 Ih both the town and township remember what a furore was raised when the township officials bought the town hall site, comprising two )dts on Monmouth street, from the late Robert Allen for $2,200. the price • was considered outrageously High by many of the people of Bed Sank. W. Tabor Parker of Little Stiver, Forman R. Smith of Fair Ha- Ven and Borden Hance of Red Bank: Were the township commltteemen of • Shrewsbury township who made the purchase and they were bitterly crit- icised and viciously condemned. ¥ here were many hints of graft and crookedness In making the purchase, But the wisdom of those forefathers fit the township is shbwn Ih the fact that the two lots which they bought ~ for $2;20(rln~I8B2Ttre~nW~woftfe "at" least $60,000.

Since the township hall was built the town has gained tremendously in population and somewhat In area. . while the township has shrunk In both respects. One by dne the township villages Withdrew from the township and formed bordUghs, until Be your list as long as • 1 today the township' territory Is al- Luxurious comfort—so wonder- No cause to worry if four fully satisfying—awaits the lucky There's 60 gift "that can hold a itiost entirely farmland or unused candle td pajamas wheri it obtxiet sand barrens and pine land. Only man to whom yqu give one of two villages are left in the township these fine lounging robes. stocking, and every man Gift will please Him, pro* to wishing hlrn tloUrs bf refresh- And one polling placB suffices for all ing rest BeaUttful as well a* practical. the votes that are cast if] $10.00 to $25.00 on it different in taste and viding you get it at thil The township has probably reached $1.50 to 510.00 ah Irreducible minimum If It Is to temperament—you'll find Man's Shop, where pleating preserve Its Indehtity. The with- drawal of the various villages and their formation Into boroughs has them is Our year-round busi- had an odd effect on the shape of tho the right Gift here for township. It comprises a long and narrow strip of land extending four- ness. Just ask tit for «ug« teen miles southward from the fteW- every one of them. The ftian Springs road to Wall township. The width of the township varlea gestiohs—we'll be h&ppy tb flora a quarter of a mile to two mllt>B. combination of your card help you and show1 you Just When Shrewsbury village got out of the twnship and became a bor- in the package and our ough two and a half years ago there Bath Robes what we think he would was a general belief that the town- name on the label is what ship would have to go out of ex- The robe that dispels the morn- Hosiery istence. It was proposed that It be Ing chill when he slips from bed like. Santa Claul appointed divided Into parcels to be taken over to bathroom Is certainly a gift When yoU see the good looking by the various adjoining municipali- that will be long appreciated and will please Him. "Phoenix" hose of wool, or bf ties. The township committee even used. us his Chief Assistant. silk that we're showing, you'll Went so far as to carry on negotia- agree that hbsie'ry is not "tod tions with tho ofllclals of adjacent ai'dlnary" lor him. , - municipalities in this regard. $5.00 to $16.50 35c to $3.50 The plan fell through, however, and It l» nu.v apparent that It was a good If you want to make it a Clothing Christmas—why not a thine tluil il cllil. The proposal to parcel out tho township to tho ad- Joining municipalities had plenty of support among the township residents at tho tlmo It wtu! made, but today it would bo very unpopular. Kuppenheimer Suit or Overcoat The township folks have fuund by Iwo and a half years' experience that they can "go It alone" without outside assistance nnd they like their And, oh yes, don't forget the boy; he wants things just like Dad—so wft own Shrewsbury township. Their chief desire now Is to be let alone and are ready to fix him up, too. Many things fof the Ladies, also. not to havo neighboring municipalities cast envlouB eyes on any part of their territory. Jewelry Slippers Cuff buttons, or dress shirt sett The reduction of the township's are among thoso gifts thnt nr« Broad and Red When he slips his -feet Into a area and population brought many welcome because they bring a pair of thda good, comfortablo new and, serious problems. ' All of touch of luxury, •Uppers he will thank you right there problems nro In n fair way of In Front Sts. Bank. heartily tot your thoughtfulnm. dqullabjo Bottlrmrnt. It Is to the credit of tho township commltloe and $1.00 to $20.00 tot the other townuhlp olllclals thnt L KRIDEL $3.00 to $3,50 th>y hav* pulled tho townnhlp through this crisis. It BIIOWB that tho town- thlp mint have received honest antt •Iflclcnt government.

If there Is one thing In which the townihlp takes more pride thnn anything elao It Is the new township consolidated achoolhouiio nt Tlnton falls. All the towimrilp pupils nre taught there. It la nn appropriate hinting place and a community center. However, tho lownnhlp committee riolaytrt about imlng It for efllclal bualtiesa. Tlinr wan a sen- tlmenUl tie about lied llnnk thnt tnade thorn loath to give up tlielr old qUkrUn, Old-llnlo lied Hankorn who Neckwear l-tmtmbar tit* *loil«s of nnclont "Hansen's" Handkerchiefs "Manhattan's" "Hickok" •hrawsbury township ami who r«: Wo Imow thn niont imHItMihir Bno Fit (Iron glovM,' Hub Itoy ~non» bllUr made. HlnRti belts, rtlimb.r n«d Bank us nn Intfgml men will lllto iluom lien ror l'lnco k linlf down o( (hM* fin* In whll* and ftnty*, tolUrt »W wool lined, lllnok Uoniity nhrop «»rt Of tho 'townahlp will regret tho Chrlnlniiiii, hecmiM tlmy'i,. Ih, fnncy lmndk«roiilef« In a'dirlsU taohed and oolltr* to match. llngls buckles »nd i«ts. Di« th« hlnils th«y Him nil U\6- ,,th llnnd. Hir.'s the iiluvon lie'll fettling' Af tht lilt ««OKi»phio»l and Pr mn« box, and th»r« you li»Vd * "Known M tho belt, Iht b«i,t n*w Klaitlo Liatlltr Bolt-ll'i « UrUltnihUt II* b«lwotin the town and d»y» of tlm y Car Hand. Walur Kerr. Qeorge Lang, Louie type of merchandise used. The Mellacl. John Rran, Jphn' Sldeun,' Ol(o qjy rendered is identical, Strohmsnaer. John Swsnson. filshaid Wa'rd. Clinton West, Julius Ys|lan, UlelU With Style that's HeaUy We no matter how much or how Doadle, Loujse Hllthrnnner, Veronica Hut- phr, Helen Pllllnc Anna Smith, Darothr little one> can afford to spend. (utherland, Margaret Ltyton. No duplicate of this car or the rest of the field . •. Just We truly offer to all who call Seventh trade—Warren Belnhardt, Blllr that one . . . tlje Tittvr AI1- what every American wants In Flnagan, Carl Hanseo, Walter Hlltbrnn^ upon us a service measured her, Billy Paileky, Theodore Bteveni, Amerlcan Six. Bat a smartly an automobile. Pulse-stirring "not by GOLD, but by the Kenneth Stevens, Dorothy Congdon, Ca- original creation . . . with performance... comfort . . . mala Derlto, Hary roderare, Asia bee, specially designed bodies by luxury e • • distinctive style. GOLDEN RULE." That is far Catherine Walker, Eighth grade—Thomas Carioek, I oho Fisher. A car that you recog- And America is giving it a more than a motto or a slogan Carton*/ Hyatt Cunningham, Cbarlei JElr, nize instantly • • . one that marvelons reception • . . a Wlllard Ivlns, Edward Kellett," Arthur stands out in any crowd. Be- motor-wise nation's welcome our establishment Kerr, Charles O'Brlin, John Oohs, Oeprge Bmullen, Raymond Stevens, Adlne Bemls, cause it has that air which to a new, and''triumphantly Eva Boman, Anna Camvanella, Olga Chrli- distinguishes a leader from different car. : ter.sen, Dorothy Hallanan. Edith Bavrer. ALBERT WWORDENJr Ethel Perrlne, Jennie Frlahard, Cmllr AbtcrbtrB and eprinf eovtnlncludtd tn'tUtfpri^m. gumpm mnd^nar ftndm- fareli astra. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Pullen. AMtULkNCI • IftVICB, du>ck Oakland doUnrad prUt—thm- indmb IOHMC kamBbu thmrgmt. Ceoaral Union 90 IA1T FR.ONT »TREST Ninth grade—aeorge Broirn, Charlea Da- T1M« rmvotmL Plan ammltnhlm «c —'*•'—rr* ntm. • • PHONJ 5»7 Tldion, Josspb Malone, ThomM VanTrlss, ve>e D • » Juk Zlnga, Janet Cadwallader, Allee Ool- Us, Catharine Daly, Dorla Finagan, *.nna T. F. IVIorford Motor Car Co., Inc. Hallanan. Catherine Jeffrey, Charlotte Muller, Alma Nledarer, lalla OUen, Helen Beld, Catherine Ceorge, 21 Mechanic Street, Red Bank. Tenth grade—Peter Olson, Theodore West, Eleanor King, Beatrice Muller, Mar- JOSEPH RASSAS McBRIDE MOTOR CO. guerite Hegenhard, Lucy Rise, Violet Traut SCHOOL NO. li •:••:.'.:;."'.. -,-. 663 Broadway, Long Branch. 1205 Main St., Asbury Park, N. J, Kindergarten—John Gardclla," Jatkle Phone 2! 88. ' :. . Phone 1611. Naughton, Warren Pomphrey, Harold Bhee- han, Peggy Champlln, Doris , Cllppenger, Ituth Despreaux, Dotty Ehrllck, Ella Ryan, -, JOE LEVY T.F.Morford Motor Car Co., Inc. Francis Vussek, Anna•'' Williams, • jsaa Boyle, •'•""- 31 East Main Street, Freehold. 107 Main Street, Avon First grade—Francli Betts, Frank Boyle, William , Brighton, Raymond' Band, Richard Lufburrow,' William Macintosh, Edwin Pomphrey. James Purgavle, Edward Sherman, Edward Tilton,' Herbert Tflton. Edward VVsdt, Van Allen Ward, Jamil Wade. Thomas • Healy, Edith Beck, Lillian Brljm, Muriel Briggs, Mildred. Cllpplnger. Rosn Do'vlto,' 'Or"« F.mcry. Shielcy. How- lard, - Loretta Kennedy. Anna .Layton, Marie Lemlg, Janet Matthews; Margaret Pomphrcyr . * - ,. i, • > Second grade—Bruce Anderson,, Roy The Qua| Bauer, Roger Beck. Charlee Brtggs. TVII Ham Bvere, JosBph. Campanella. Michael Card'ner. Alvah Healy. Samuel Karlnja, Erllns Morsen,. Arthur Murphy. Billy Naughtqn, Lester Patterson, Edwin Pe ters, Fred Pomphrey, Daniel 8hea, Ros- It Pays to Advertise in The Register. coe Blade,.Robert Sutherland, Harold Van- Brunt, Emily Bond, Marlon Boyle, Sophie Campanella, Naneyt Emery, /Dorothy * Lay- ton, Mary Matthawi. Helen Schmlti. Alice DeLayoy, .. . - - , ' Third grade—Edward Campsnella, Jo- seph Healy, Btanley Learn, Jamei Lemlr, Harry Leo, Harold J. Peters, Clenn Prleh- ard, Thomai RlagUlo, Edward Strohmengar, Harold West, Warren West, Vary Betts, Cora Boman, June Boman, Claire Band, Catherine Karlnja. Margaret Layton. Mary 'Malone; Josephine" Pollen. Betty .Sinclair, Jean Stevens, Charlotte Swenson.

MAUSOLEUM COMPANT. Stockholders Vrge Speed as Ceme- tery Seeks a Beoelv«r. . Repair Service, Stockholders of tho Glenwpod mauBOIeum company, which Is ereOit- Ing a mausoleum at Glenwood cemetery, met last week and discussed Seldom Needed, Is plans of speeding up work on the building. The company has sold spaces In the mausoleum to the amount of $105,000. Of this about always available S/5,000 Is due the company. The Olenwood cemetery company has asked for the appointment of a receiver for the mausoleum company, and at£bw Cost claiming Its unfinished state li a detriment to the cemetery,' Make her days more pleasant Will Lose One Job. CHASSIS That is the truck owner's esti- The Neptune city council bas In- PRICES mate of what Repair Service troduced an ordinance fixing the "al- ary of the,borough recorder.it $300 with this New Christmas Gift should be to keep his trucks a year. If It Is passed Mayor Thor- rolling.... That is the Repair wald B. Jensen will have to give up either his job as mayor or> recorder Service that owners of Graham as the law does not permit a-mayor Brothers Trucks depend upon, to accept a salary from' another of- And above all, think of how '77S and know they can depend up- flfi In the borough. the New Frigidaii a's constant ,'wheelbeje on, everywhere. low temperatures safeguard your family's health in win- These fast, powerful, sturdy ter, summer a.. all the time. •1065 trucks—in sizes to fit96 % of rrOlE ideal Christmas gift all hauling needs—are builtby •«4S X ia one which brings joy Why notlettheNew Frigid- Dodge Brothers to make money aire head your Christmas list. pHtfON-165' for their owners year after year, FEDERAL LAND BANK and happincse. npt on Christ- '*4H mile after mile. This objective mas day alone, but for months No big investment is neces- ' *TON-110' whaelbaae guides every manufacturing Farm Mortgages and yearn to come; joy and sary. A small down-payment 'X545 8tcp—from design and selection happincse not to one person, and your New Frigidaire will aVrON-lU' wheelbeso of materials to final inspection. but to all your family. And bo installed for Christmas. •I61f above all othci gifta such a You can puy the balance on •X74S Then, after the truck is at work, 3% one is the New Frlgiduirc. easy terms arranged to suit eVTON-JM we stand ever ready to keep it your convenience. And all the at work. •f77S H you are now paying Give her a New Frigidaire time the New Frigidaire will Let us show you the chassis and 6% interest op your farm for Christmas. Think of what mortgage why nol investi- be paying for itself as you body type that exactly fits your it will mean to her to have pay for it. needs* gatb out $°?i long term, this beautiful, quiet,' auto- eaay-payment loam? matic rcfrigcratot in hci kit- Come in and see the New We have loaned over chen. Think of what all the Frigidairo now. Don't put it $800,000.00 remarkable New Frlgidairo off. Plan to place your order to farmers in this tection. conveniences will mean in in time for us to deliver and FRANK VANSYCKLE May we serve you, alio?, JOHN 11 BURNS, Mir. 14B-JB1 W, Front St Individual consideration lightening her housework. FRIGIDAIRE install your New Frigidairo TjUphoi* 1290 given each application. Think of how youi entire »»ODUCT or OBNB»*L MOT OHO before Christmas day. *" A p p r a i *a 1 • made as family will enjoy those spark- promptly as conditions will ling, full-sizo ioo cubes and pleasant variety to your menus Como in today and findou t permit the dcliciouB frozen naiads and the ycai around. Think of how about tho low prices. desserts which add a now and much easier it will bo to entcrtuin. Monmouth County GRAHAM National Farm Loan Asi'n. WM, C, PATTERSON, 8ECY-TREA5, krsey Central Power & Light Company R. P. D, No, i, FREEHOLD, N. i. 65 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. BROTHERS Phone Ftrmln|d*le 30F-4, «r write the) DOMESTIC ELECTRIC CO.. Int., Room D07 Elielrjt llullillnf, •• Aibur/ t*«rW, N. J. TRUCKS FEDERAL LAND BANK VtUO!»A?ltK COnrOBATlON, DAYTON, OHIO, BUDflJDiAnY GKNfUlAI. MOTOIti CORPOIIA.TM 'V,' ttiw Six RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,192ft TWSn9 Mrs. Mary Wooeter Button o( Red REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND rear of the building. The house will Eanlt has bought a house and lot on be enclosed with shingles. „ It will Catherine street, near Lelghton ave- MORTGAGE LOANS. have six roome, two bathrooms and nue, from the Red Bank building and fcnfomobUe b torn* been taken fo'malce tKe ills* |\ BUTTONWOORITTT( D p.odern Improvements, Including '. lonn association, for $2,900. The 10 MONMOUTH ST., (Ground Floor) IklBf like a miniature eltr. trttmtor water-proof« thus hot air heating system. Hardwood property was formerly owned by Jos- HMM IS an electric light and preventing short circuits floors will be put down In all theuph J. and Vary Harris under an Phone 382. " . ' RED BANK, N. J. AT SHREWSBURY. rooms except the bathrooms, where agreement of sale to them by the as- pomr system, « water sys- from rain, etc there will be tile floors. The house •relation. Both Mr. and Mrs. Harris tem* a fuel A COMPLETED RESIDENTIAL PARK. will be enclosed with-shingles and we DOW dead. Their heirs taslgned The entire electrical and It will be ready for occupanoy by their interest In the property to Mrs. la tbe new Ford, yon wQl Ignttlob systems of. the new: March. The cost will be 111,000. Button, who. has now taken title to find each of theta system* Ford are so simple In design Propertlei and homes open for Inspection by appointment with K The builders are Mr. Mahns's son, the place. Mr. Harris was for many of til* lalert deslgaind belt ' said so caret ally made that taiiis Mahns, and his nephew, Wil- }ears gate keeper for the New York your a(re»' o* • j liam Schloeder. Louis Mahns and end Long Branch railroad at the nwtadals. Every part hu they wJU give you surpris- •..-..• G. H. NEV1US. Owaar. f. Mr. Schloeder have formed a partner-' Broad street crossing. Seven , Real Estate Firms i been made to aerveyonfalth' ingly little trouble. Yet that chip In the building buslnens. Wal- I ter Mahns Is a large owner of prop- folly and well at a minimum doesn't mean they should erty in this section. One of his tracts Business to be Moved. of trouble and cxpenie. be neglected. Certain Utile Is Eaton Park at South Satontown, Charles K. Hopping, who is engaged in the sale of Maytag eleotrio Working to Sell Your Property Take, for example, the attentions are needed from \ EttebHiasJl 1884 T.Uphon. Ill the value of which increased tre- washing machines, will move His bus- tune to tune. mendously after the new state high- Ipoenrtor—-one °' "*° most way was built through that seotlon. iness in January from 60 Monmouth street to one of the Hanson stores —and— Important part* of the elec- The storage battery on Drummond place. The rental trical system whloh nippltee should be given water and, ALEXANDER D. COOPER SIX MEW DWELLINGS. was made by John B. Prothero. the current for lighting and, the connections kept dean. 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Four Bungalows and Two Houses You Pay Only One Commission. for engine ignition. The generator charging rate • Oolng Up at Hance Fark. In the new Ford, the gen* should be changed as Indi- Alfrefl Spenney and Frank Arnone, erator is of the power-house cated. Spark plugs should WINDSTORM INSURANCE who are partners In the teal estate Ceo. W. Sewing That is one Advantage of Dealing With the be cleaned at regular Inter- business, are Investing about $25,000 type and Is distinctive In A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates. In new buildings' at Hance Fark, In CONTRACTOR many features. It has been vals. Distributor points Shrewsbury township, near Newman specially designed to pre- should also be'kept clean Springs. They are building three Red Bank Board of Realtors and the distributor cam bungalows on Peach street and two and BUILDER vent most forma of trouble. houses on Cherry street Each build- 1 Oiling Is necessary only onee given a light film of vaseline ing will have six rooms and a bath- RED BANK, N. J. every 2000 miles. room and will be provided with elec- Office la Eisner Butldlns and Their Multiple Listing System. • year. About the only thing tricity, gas and water, The bunga- Room S yon need do Is to have the These are just little lows and houses will ba completed charging rale changed as thugs, but they mean a early in 'March. They will be offered TetspWe 8018. for Bale. Jobbing of All Klails —MEMBERS- the seasons change. great deal to your car. Yon Ellas Rosenberg of Shrewsbury Chserfally Famished Closely allied to the elec- can have them looked after avenue is building a bungalow on ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Broad Street trical system is the ignition at very small cost by the A Community of Character Poach street, whloh will bo put on FoVd dealer when yon take the market. ' system. It, too, is of new HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St the car in for oiling and YOtIR NEXT INVESTMENT.—We're not in the brokwagt mechanical design In the greasing.. business, but the worry, risk and tied-up money in a apeoula- Enlarging Bis Ground*. RAYH.STILLMAN WM. A. HOPPING, Broad St. & Linden PI. new Ford. There is but one tlv« Investment teem to us a voluntary burden, that a man Kenneth L. Walker has bought a high tension cable and that A thorough checking-up lot, 80x104 feet, adjoining his new FARMS HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 2 Linden PI. abould assume after and not before purchasing his own home. nouse on Woodbine avenue at Fox- connects the coll with the at regular Intervals will Country Homes distributor. Even cables See what exclusive residential advantages Cost

COME TO RED BANK THE SHOPPING CENTER OF1 MONMOUTH COUNTY FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING There are many reasons why you should: 1. It IS the shopping center of Old Historical Monmouth. their good will ? They do, and through the Inteim. Trade Com- All the circumstances making it the shopping center still exist. mittee of the Chamber of Commerce they have undertaken to 2. Supplying as it does the needs of 50,000 people, it has conserve it. t , many stores "with large and well-chosen stocks of excellent This committee assures you that the merchants co-operating quality. with it will not do a single thing to undermine this good will. 3. Red Bank merchants, in the strict sense, are not competi- Bargain prices? Not necessarily, but fair prices which are tors, but constitute one great department store. If one merchant lower than they legitimately can be in other trading centers not does not carry what you want he will courteously direct you to a ao fortunately situated. Every reasonable accommodation, too, store that does. excluding any possibility of sly advantage. Altogether such a 4. Isn't it fair to assume that merchants situated as are showing of goods, such variety, prices and service as will inspire those in Red Bank, in the center of so rich and prosperous a your confidence. That is the committee's aim, and the under- community, are sufficiently enlightened to know the value of signed Red Bank merchants are pledged to support it.

ALLEN'S ELECTRIC SHOP A. s. MILLER CLAYTON & MAGEE Beginning Monday, December 17th, our Stores will be MILLER'S HARDWARE CO. ROBERT DONOVAN open Evenings until Christmas. PROWN-COOPER CO. GLOBE FURNISHING CO. REUSSILLE'S GOLDBERG'S RED BANK CANDY KITCHEN GOLDFARB'S SHROEDER'S PHARMACY R. HANCE & SONS J. SCHWARTZ, INC. HENDRICKSON & APPLEGATE SAMUEL SWARTZ IIIRSCH'S KIDDIE SHOP THE SILK SHOP, INC. B. HURWITZ TETLEY'S PHILIP T. JIANNINE TRUBINBROS. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. RED BANK WHITE SHOE CO. D. A. JOHNSON CO. WE1NER»S BUSY CORNER KAUFFMAN'S YE GEM SHOPPE J, KRIDEL RED BANK REGISTER,^DECEMBER 12,1928, YEARS AGO IN RED BANK QV OLD Of AND ABOUND OUB1 HOMETOWN,, Incidental Culled' From Tba Begtstor o» tho feMnil Wet* »4 DMembMr Twenty Xo*tt Ago, Thirty Y««rt phone aibury park ,. Aco and Forty Y«M» Ago, ' forty Ytwt Ago. 4000 for - The young folk* of Rod Bank organised a soolal olub which they personal shopping, died the Beltti and BoaUx. Their first meetInrf>M' held at the homo of Mies Rebecoa Couover on Front street. Ono ot the ruw» ot the. society WM that but tout klndi ot ro- freshment* flouldJ b» getyed ,*t a meeting and thlsfufe was etrfetly enforced. The object ot the new so- all over the world—and all of the world sends gifts! oloty was set forth as .mutual Im- provement and matrimony, Tho rooms ot Samuel L»wl«< at Mttie Silver, who wu employed by ' Mrs. E. J. Harper, wen broken Into by burglari. A gold watch and chain, Italian statuary & lamps a gold finger ring and a quantity of rlathlng were itolen. Frank Dalton's Among the most interesting decorative importations here are tho llact at Oooie Neete on the South Blirewsbufry river w«a also broken lamps, book-ends and pieces of small statuary of white italian marble Into and goodi to tHe value of 1300 exqUisite gift ssibilIt a vote itolen> " only ^9?00 ^SM^ P° *e ** &e «roup.. .priced Mlia Daliy Throokmorton, the sl*> teen-year-old daughter of Charles B, Throokmorton, died - from typhoid BTEINBAOHS-rint Floor fever at her home on Washington street, Red Bank. Bhe woe in the tenth grade 'at sohool and was a member ot Grace church Sundey* uchool. David Kuth, a farmer living near Colt't Neck, received a fractured skull while threshing. One of the thermos gift sets mules sot tut In the hone power' ,nnd InMts struggle to free Itself It store open Saturday struck Mr. Huth on the head, frac- spirited gift turing hls'skull. j. D. Fay was eleolcd president of $12.00 to $19.50 Perseverance steam onglno lire company of Eatontown, Other officers december 15th were Garret O. Morton, William All- wrappings usually consisting of a colored decanter, gor, Joseph'Randolph, William Car? llle, Franoll Herbert and J. Preston tray and glasses ' Eonnett. ET M wrap TOUT Tulttlle (Uts John Bailey bought the property at for you, without charie. It li 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Groen, gray, heliotrope, del, almost any color you seek. A the corner of Front street and Wharf ene of the newest Stelnbach bottle or decanter which will keep a priceless draught avenue from Mrs. Harriet N. Bmook' L Chrbtmu services, this fUt- •teaming, hot or perfectly chilled. A variety of combina- for JfO.OOO. The property Include* «rappln(, and one whloh Is «U tion gift styles. thfr stores occupied by Mr. Bailey,1 mdj pleulnt scores of ihopptn. Caleb Patterson and Robert T, STEINBACHS—First Floor Smith. Tinsel papers and tinsel' rlbboni, A bracket kerosene lamp In Marcus boxes of all shapes and sizes...bril- M. Davidson's residence on Wallace liant wrappings and conservative street Bet fire to the window our*! wrappings...all with the cheery tains, but the fire was put out beforo Christmas spirit! much damago was done. I Rutson 8. Bnyder of Mlddletown was appointed administrator ot the' Ohoow the lengths ot xed tttln rib- ft new .estate of Thomas Curley, who Was bon, the gold or silver paper, the red drowned by falling off the Red Bank or green or white tissue, the. M»1S, railroad bridge. ' the tags, the cards...and we'll do the Charles 6. Qoff bouglit tho fruit actual wrapping for you •..In any one desk Ind ..vegetable market formerly con- of a dozen stunning -ways. ducted by his father on Broad street, Hearty opposite tho First national Ideas of your own will be curled fciuik. . . • | out, or you may depend upon our James Nelson of Katontovm died, originality. I set of old age at tho home of Bloomfleld Wolcott, his uon-ln-law. Mr. Nelson was 85 years old. A glance at the tour tables to the left of the elevators, second floor, will Miss Mary O'Hara of Red Bank' disclose everything you will need tor nnd JohnjDugan of Shrewsbury were your gift packages...Also a few $1.95 married at St James's churoh by charming smaller gifts to Oil the rifts Rev. M. E. kane. In your list. James Saguerton and Daniel Shuttu, Jr., of Tlnton Falls, went to An adorably feminine Nawark to take a course In a buil- BTEIIJBACIIS—Oitt Wrapping Sec- little thing,, apparently ncss college. . < tion—Second Floor in ohlnta or oretonna, John Btateslr of Colt's' Neck and James H. Balrd of Marlboro were but in reality novelty . olucted officers of the state grange. tokens, of. esteem to grace paper covered. Folding John Leonard of Red Bank won pad (lOxiiH incbo* $60 on a game - of carom billiards miladVs chambre M oloeed), a, convenient with Joseph Gerstel of Newark. desk basket, and a lot' Charles Field, who had worked at tho Globe hotel thirteen years as a fascinating pajama ensembles ultra-modern boudoir dolls, use- ter rack. One quire let* waiter, died of hasty consumption. | ter paper with match* Jamea Steen rented his sawmill ful boxes of gold lace and satin, Ing envelopes lined with and kindling wood factory at Baton* find their way from stembachs to all the the floral paper. town to Samuel Hall. cushions, and some very lovely A Yourig Ladles' sodality was ON smarter feminine colleges things to be made by hand Kanlzed -at St. JJames's ohurch with Steinbacha—First lflooe a membership of fifty. ' , ^HE Art Work section has its own delightful Gilbert H. Worthley'of UtUe Silver wont to Barnegat on a week's shoot- $22.00 to $25.00 ideas of what is the smart and charming . Ing trip. thing to give at Christmas. ' The Red Bank pubttc schools had 03? pupils on the attendance roll. ,_. 'Ana sman wonder it is. Some of them are exquisite, of heavy georg- Such affairs as the long and lanky boudoir ette and beautiful lace; or all georgette, strictly tailored. Others are dolls which may be dressed in striking modernis- , Thirty Years Ago. featin or printed Bilk. tic clothes . . . colorful and incredibly luxurious Pajamas and a lounging coat...three smart pieces matching as A camera club was organized In pillows... leather hassocks.. % useful boxes of all Rod Bank with Dr. A. G. Brown as everything must match nowadays. An ensemble which is not so much a kinds and sizes, bright with gold lace and satin. madeira president, Daniel H. Applegata vice, luxury as a,necessity. president, Charles R. D. Foxwell seo- rctary and James B. Throckmorton, I •—-- BTHNBAOHB—Seoond Floor Some very smart shoe boxes. .. scrap baskets napkins Jr., treasurer. Other elub members ' . ., new picture frames. , . make-up boxes.. . were Harry N. Bupp, Albert Cham-: brushes, combs and trays for the vanity table ... burs, William Oreenberg, Prentlss and lovely lengths of tapestry are' also listed. $2.48 Mlnton, Irving Sherman, Dr. Thomas 25c to $125.00. A. Curtis, George Norman, Juno ->alntlly scalloped tee . Clayton, Robert Hanoe, Waldo Curtis, STEINBACHS—First Floor _ napkliu, packed In gifl ., B. F. White, George Foster, Charles '///§• boxes. Pure linen, and • 'Kiijk, Harry Norman and Fred Hog- give silk umbrellas band embroidered In orman. ., several designs. The King's Daughters of Red —and be sure that each one is beautifully Eunk cloiued upwards ot $100 at an entertainment given In the Red Bank BTETNBAOHS— , opera house. Among those who took monogrammed by steinbachs Pint Floor part in the entertainment were Mlsaes Carrie T. King, Martha Mof- fctt, Tlllle and Florence Rue, Julia! .Appleby, Ada Burrowes and Sadie $4.95 to $14.00 Parker, Edmund Wilson, Mrs, Wil- liam Plntard, Rudolph Malchow, J. , W nandleal What silks I In the styles for women... And what digni- . D. Otterson, J, O. Orapel, John L. ty, in the nil-black silks for men. Many of the latter have fino malacca the seasoned traveler , Heas and Walter B. Parsons. handles. The added chi rm and distinction of a personal monogram, is you might give him Theodora Aumaok, who had died costless j\t Steinbachs. uliortly after he had been elected always appreciates good county clerk, left a will In whloh he! bequeathed 1500 to Sophia I* Hort children's gloria silk umbrellas, $1.25 to |2.55 ond left all the reet of his estate to formal jewelryj no equally divided among his wife, huge doorman or coachman umbrellas, $5.50 his son, Olfford II. Aumaok, and his B-IINBACHB—First Floor - luggage daughter, Nornia D, Hall, The Will vas made In 1800 with Cyrus B, Honoe and Rullt V. Lawrence at wit- .00 to $10.00 nonies, .50 to $48.50 You might live him tuxedo ituds and lloki.. .imoked peel John Oonovsr of Colt's Neck, who or onyx.,.three studi and the matchlnc cuS links. Or thl was employed by Frank El. Heyer, OTomlght bags week-end cases naver ont-atud evening Mt,,.Or perliaps sepsnte itudi of ••lipped and fell and Injured his note, links to replies whit he's lost, or to match what he hu. James King of Colt'* Neok fell from wardrobe suit CAMS a load Ot hay and was badly bruised 20% reductions gladstone bugs White EnglUh baked enimil studs, ««lttoo*t studs and leather hat boxen matching links are sn lntcreatlm gilt set. Bterl/ng brll (Continued on next page,) cngllsh bugii buckles are engraved tree ot charge, There'i practically everything In thli axortmtnt of on all furniture Ohrlitmu lungagi>...from the enormous 9Ox3O-lnch wardrobe suit cnsiui which hold hunger) and troys «nd pouches...to the fillk mudlprH for evening wear, $3.50 to $10.00 neat, compact little overnight bngi unit fitted ennes. There are EngU>U bug*, »ml Olnditcmn bsgi, and tfpptr npprupriate sloven, (4.50 to $5,95 continue till Saturday kits which »ro much more Intcrcatlng tlinn tho older ilpp«r One Day VUif [xcursiin itylei.,,And there are tingi of colored Iratlwri, too. drcsa nhlrtn, $2,R0 to $4,00 NEW YORK | BTUNBAOnO—Third Floor BTEINIMOHB—Btcond Floor rioor • Si.eo Round rrlm UPTOWN NIW YONK 81.45 free parking rrlai DOWNTOWN *1W VOK» Bpeelel arr»ng«m«nU haw been made with WKDNKADAT, the Aibury rark namp aarag« tor i:tt DRORMOBn U. parking service to Htelnbaeh patrons, Atk at til* ««rvlci DMk tor parking ticket.. .no (MM A. 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A3BURY PARK Itt' RED BANK REGISTER; DECEMBER 12,1928. son Bergon, Henry H. Curtis, Wil- Red Bank with a load of hay. The a fine flock of gams chickens. Mr. The committee In charge of the nip- liam Dolgr. John Sheehan, Jacob C. wagon upset and the wind blew the Doughty fed tho chickens some salt per conelsttd, of Raymond .V«a- AGO IN RED BANK. ShutU, Theodore . W. Colycr, Morti- hay all about the road. It took Mr. fish and nino ot the chickens died Ktturen, Weiley Watklnj, Harry Mor- '" ,-' -'••;, -'*Vi,\' if. i, mer V. Fach and William H. Hous- Uly six hours to get the hay backon from tho effects of the salt in-the iJaon, William Taylor, George Bern Dish. itett, Floyd Rush, Mrs. X* <*• Taylor, .|

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D. A. JOHNSON CO. 15-17 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N..J. Phone S60. h Seeing Is Believing m Another New Winner It has a longer wheelbase, a stronger frame, Progress must be swift and unerring for lead* a more powerful motor and a larger body ership in the automobile business. A factory than any car under $1000. It affords more cannot rest on yesterday's success. It must room, comfort and refinements. It gives full excel itself anew or lag behind* Auburn advantages of a really line BIG car. Not forges farther in front with this new Series betterfjtastinjf cramped or cheapened in any way. It holds Straight Eight. Auburn's far-sighted program, the road better, handles easier and performs coupled with our policy of passing back to smoother. It is a safer car to ride in and a the consumer the benefits of Auburn's more durable car to invest in. If this sounds growth, enable us to shatter all precedent by exaggerated, remember we put it entirely introducing this, the most astonishing Eight up to the car itself to prove all of these claims* cylinder car ever on the market. Everywhere You will find improvements found in no people are amazed at its value. Competition other car under $1000. You will find ad- concedes it forces a complete revision of vantages you thought were obtainable only standards of comparision. Never has there in high priced cars. You will find that if been a car of its high character available the car does not sell itself you will not be at its low cost. If you have not seen and asked to buy. driven this Eight you are missing the "buy" of the year. "

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ALUMINUM UTENSILS J. W. MOUNT CO. IOOK rot tin troui wrni TUB MWBAIUSVBAH aiRisTMAa GIFT WINDOW DISPUT Corner White St. and Maple Ave., C"II5I& 4 Red Bank ty mi JAtflfS 11. Sltltlek, Charts rfiad.' *ha tcrWgot OUI«( the Jjaa^ BALM of LANba pfan UNPAIB VAKkt ParMllB, Thoolai It. DUrHani, L're and wandordd oh th« fallroald IN ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP, Jiarle» Curtis and Jtihtl T, Tetlejr dt racks, where It Was struck and MONMOUTH COUNTY, NE* JEMEV, tta»n«.. • •. , filled by a. I6dom6livtfi i > fubllo notlta Is (ureby SITID WW, D. Fields, Collector of laies of Atlintltf fa ttfi THe general Stofe biialneta ot tnontH irld fit«t« of Nlw Jerler, thkt he.will sell at pubfi »le all tht m Carhftrt *M elected presl- hereinafter tosntlontd, In fee to aucb person la' will purchase the aaml, illBt of IHe NavMlHlMlHlt ililffe eoMpriy Jariiea Ehflght of Oc&srilc was sold eat, bat III no eu» ftrMeti s of ellbt per cehtum per ajinum, includllti |tltltM« and'enta i t JS iHlf dffieefs Wefe Frank and to Ji DeWItt Brower, WH9 had lieon • tttecte 1ft wtjii-a, but »*- tair'ga bttt>ttA\ix, TlmbtHy it. Hox- employed by Mh OHfeht over 28 rHJaj1, * rtfli ttllbUfy' StearHs, Joi>ei>li and yt-ars. tit. fifirlfcht hal ebhdUoted k rtmi IWifif. ootilHtlhg 6t Uthur Johnson; William Bbtckbl, tho 816*8 thirty years, . Ubert Sickles and William Cardt CeWift Scott, fir. Waiter S. Whit- Year YHt y»ar y.i, y,llrr fttiftti THr Seserlp. HID 1621 im i»ii ipii uii Alvtrado V; keetef of fiaHk street, more and Edward Scott of Oiigahlo 5 acrii, lind 1S20 I dWftd that tliK mWi M . 'ho Mi bjfoken his letf by ft toll oft itrcht ttt. Virginia dn a gtltlnirtg trip. and bulldihff I 8 50 I J.02 ml front street ill We6k Sr'eviblitly, &. S. Nesbltt and JOBH Bi Rltchji-d 24 aeret 3 06 ,fjd c' pneumonia, Brnltlii Lutfier;.... 124 iuta 80.42 11.74 41.00 Bha *a« bf years bid and left nine Everett, from Miss Mary Thorne of fjcollatld. Borden, Jamsa B, 4 acres <.12 ».31 rental of a Private LoeU thlldrefl, dhibh| WHdtri were Nlclib^ WeHtefVllle tot . $4,000/ Mh Haley Mrs. Margaret Logan of New Blon- CbUrtHjh 40 acres btiht th« place as ft dairy farm arid tiiouth, aged 65 yeart, whd wasJahn, An 1 lot ..at Inn. Albeit ftHa dc6rgi> VanWInKle Kpr], Joseph ;«.;:; .4 lota Box Is only $3,00 and up tu SUp^ly his Aed Bank store toltH 1.25 1.K Ml Known throughout the community as ThomBlon, Johrl, and 4>A acru, land John Ludlo* ot "fucUtrton, a abh "Aiinl Pojgy Logan," died ailer a ,, oifyncn , oDnBiBiir , . and .b'ulldlngr i.n fl.o jftrttei O. Doiitfhijr idld a plot of (wo years' slchhess with lutig trouble. Nenport. JoaepUlna ... BH acres of Uti. Alice Ludlow of Bed Baitk, Pink, John ..;....;:....;;.. ! lot ciltd at the home of hl» daugh^r, Oifld oil Bridge aVehUe at.the Willlarh Dressier of Subset avehue Swantion, Many E. . 1 lot Mrs. James Carton of Asbury Park. orner of CheatnUt etrset to JdBfl built ii House df concrete blocks at Sanwaru,. HenrT ,.„ 2 ota :!! '111! SheeHan for |i,S00. ' The plot had a (He cornet of SUhfcet &nd telghton prllB, O ;..:.;_ 2 iota He was 71 years old and for many OorioTeif, Smith J. ..; 5 acres jcurs he was the lender of the So-{rBnUBe of ioO feet 6h Bridge ave- avenues. This was the first eohcrete Kail, Jbsech .. ;_., SI lots cltlliat party In Red Bank and lhiH6 arid lot) titl aa ehestaut Street. KWik house bUlit III trils locality. Selleman. Mnthlas, EiL . 28 acres ,A Blinlbiir of fcvefBtt farrhefs Miss Araiiiinta B. Boggs of Shfe*s- Calft, Vlnctnt ..;_i 1 lot jlbHftiduth Wunty. R«!oh(rish, Hannah I. SOS lots 6(Ubbea together &M to6k Iheit hfe but-g, who had rccuntly died, left a Bhe^pard, Irft ,;™;^ 15>i acres }JfeW CHIberS for Arrowsmlth post is trfatlk HaleVs to be killed. A •were elected, -they being Robert vJll In which she bequeathed all her Mbrrlaon. Marsaret . 4% acres lrgi group af fartteta Were at theproperty bf every klrttl to her friend tUeholak,. AHiohlo , Vi, aero 7,owls of Long Bianch, Charles P. )lllng and the larfieBt hog Klaugh- Adeline El. White of Shrewsbury. Casald;, Jbhn B. 4 lota Worthley of Fair Haven, and Jacob Trdak, OotttJVer « _ 17 acres efed *a« o«H6d by FraHK Hiiley, JOhri Fenlon df Llhcroft bought Hope, Charlea V.. Eiti ..I 30 acres Peler VahtJorkn Brrtofck b! Free the Pope homestead farm at that l«bri,, Sophia ...... 215 lota ittldj BOfl 8f HUllHf Pa Smock of lied l'lace from Mrs. William I*ope for 27 lot* Mack, ifora 6 acres FJtcntti died df consUfhptlrth. ke'Was $300. The place contained two acres Rilchmant latao ± 505 lota H yeats old and i«H four t-Hllclreh, of land. Waddel, Stalrook, E»t. 40 acres Daniel, dsc&b aHd dratla F. Smoek Zlori chtirch of iPlrte Brook paid 6ft end Mrs. deorge gemler. Th4 «tbf« fcmoanU do not Include (nt«rest or cdiU, which AJridiinU #ltl fc*ftlmiiH»a sft Uf it iU*. a ttlbrtgdge oil the place by raising 111 U 0B M 1 to fcj eoramunliatln, «Kh (Ha Us* lilOftejr.wlth eociableB, cbtttesU of Vir- .lihii .""coU'l^eir.'r.h." " '" """ "' " °" "•"•-' •« » W«r d. JBsepH Milter dt Eatoiitottn pai- w. tt. niin, coiiMter. S The f>)xed'ft c6* in a field nbV the rait- Idtls kinds ahd ah ox toast. Dated November 27th; 1928. fab H6CSB Steinway P&th R«4 Bank

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eon Mit U Monmoutk A»«nu«, Str.«t, Ai'iur/ Park Tusting's R»«l Dknl.. Red Bank Radio Sales Co. Open Wednesday and Saturday EvonlnflfS IS Eait Front St., (Next to Hunting Theatre) Red Bank, N. J. Telephone lSflO J s Exclusive Zenith Dealer in Red Bank RED BANK REGISTER, DE' 12,1928. rest followed a collision between his ty. They tie beta to KO.O0O from car and a truck. tho estate of a rtUUr*. BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. • Herman Berlnger, Jr* of Deal, vice president of the Seacoaat trust cont- A XhreweU Tarfe, HAPPENINGS OF INTEBESX IN |.any, was laid up part of last week The. Elberon horticultural Society ' '" Injuries received In a fall from gave a farewell party (mat week for HONMODTH COUNTY, f" Goorge Thomson,- former, sessions of tho house. A. U. Page of Allenhurat has been New Jersey state grange at Atlantic chosen administrator of tho mem- City last week. Building Mausoleum. bership drive to be conducted In' Major Turnbull, a regular army In- Work haa been started In tho Al- Monmouth county by toe Red Men's structor, inspected the Freehold de- lontown Methodist cemetery oa the lodge. HeHs planning for a series tachment of the 155th hospital com- foundation" for"Uf«"WjracoirHetti of meetings to be held throughout pany last week. u drlckson mausoleum. It will be com- the county. A daughter was born to Mrs. 'Wil- plr.tcd 'in the •prtaf.and Mr. H«n- Fred Ellner, driver for the Aabury liam Collins of Freehold on Novem- drlclcson'S body will thin be placed T'ark flre department, failed tojro- ber 30th. The child has been named in it turn to,.duty after his day oil last ivnne Valerie. Trize Winner*. Saturday' week and has not been Miss Elizabeth Nowack ot English- seen since. His badges and keys were Miss Cannolla Honwood has given town, M|ss Qraoe Dugan, John P. left In his room at the flrohouse. \\\> her Job with the Whltall-Tatum inlander, Mrs. Letter VanBcholck The new highway from Mntawan company of Keyport after being em- end Mrs: Lester Wolfenden were the to South Amboy will be ready for ployed there elgbtoen years. prize winners, in the subscription service early In the spring. Work The Anbury Park athletic grounds cr.mpalgn of th/e/Honmouth Inquirer. / was started this week on building hiive been beautified by the gift of a bridge over Lake Lefferts at Mat- three fine holly trees from Joseph K. T<» Build New Hani Qv;an. Smith of Wanamassa. The Eastern New' Jersey power Mrs. R. E. Mulholland of Long company, which supplies several of money Five shares of the stock of the tho shore towns In Monmouth county Farmers and Merchants bank of Branch gave a handkerchief shower Matawan wore sold at auction last last Wednesday for MIE>S Amelia with power and. light, will build a HE moderate cost of our Damp week for $185 a share. This stock Woolley. $8,000,000 plant at SayrevilU to take A MERRY XMAS TO ALL Wash Service with flat work has a par value of $50 a share. Jacob Rlppen of Keyport has cure, oil Its Increasing business. Tironed, makes it a real economy The Koyport Improvement associ bought two two-family houses at Wedding Announced. atlon Is considering the plan of hav- FcTth Amboy. Each house haa fifteen Announcement'haa been made, of to use this service..Everything is ing a budget plan or community looms. tho marriage of Miss Mary New' floich Ridlo Model 28, llluitnttc? t .^, washed and all flat work is ironed; cliest to take care of the numerous Municipalities to Combine comb, daughter of Mrs. Timothy- 110 vole AC Seven AC tubei end pawtr leaving only the finer pieces for you public appeals for money. The executives of several of the Burns of Engllshtown, to;Theodora Model MA, ConioV b, Single tuning, lighted dial, Solid A pointer owned by John McDon- Hi ore towns of the county met at Pottor of Freehold. The, wedding spedilly deilgned, of ogany ciblnet, Pries JUZ.JO, lets tube*. -Jto starch or iron. Phone us nowj old of Koyport, which has won sev- Aabury Park Thursday night and took place'on November; 25th, fine (elected and pat* to call for ypur laundry bundle.' eral prizes at field trials, has been took steps toward organizing a mu- Summer Home Bobbed.' tetned woodi, richly sent to Alabama for the winter to carved and beauOfullv undergo special training. n'clpal association to Include all mu- Tho summer horn* of P. TC.Leri- ricipallties between Perth Arhftoy neu at Keyport was broken Kite? re- finlihed with stindud IVE your whole family all Steel's five cent,to $1 storo at As- and Point Pleasant. cently and a quantity of wearing' ap- BoschRsdloSpeakc* biiry Park Is to bo discontinued. The rurel, bed clothing.and rug» were and the. mode) 2g Botch the finest music in Amer« Red Bank Steam Laundry company has Its headquarters at Where U George Bright? stolen. The. Lennenn live' at New Ridlo Rtcelvet. Price ica, the'greatest speeches, th« Buffalo, New Tork, and operates a A New York law firm Is making In- York during the winter.' $197.50 leis tubes. 63 WHITE ST. PHONE-1659. big chain of stores. quiries as to the whereabouts of Model 28C • tltnllM Clifford Chapman of Allenwood Ceorge Bright and his wlfo Eliza- Gets »3,500 for Injury. model with Dynimk) latest news—delivered inyoyr, was fined $25 at Belmar last week on beth, who are thought to be living In Joseph Smith of UorganvDIe $b St$23M0 a charge of reckless driving. His ar- tho shore section of Monmouth coun- (Continued on next page.). own living room through the famous Bcisch Radio. Bosch1 Radio is all-electric of course,* simplyplug in the light socket,1 Moi!eM9B Coniole, lth sliding doors, tune in with the simple Bosch nutlful et«f«im«n< ilp uii- leletiod control and you hear the most SwocVb, with, Super-Df. beautiful music, vocal or in- ll«ndiMO>

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removal from-the through. Mayor about flnished their Irak (hit Ma-«tMMMa«MKMIMe^Waa«M»^^ BtUEF' •jgM OF NEWS: tilling, has appointed T.,O. Bow* to son and moat ot them have removed FRED All the Vacancy.' i *• , Uielr traps, During the last few vjf eke qf the season the catches were tkpnbltoan Club'BcorgavnUed. < vary small. ., Thi Fattnlngdale Reipubllcan club BSJS-peen M-orgenlzed with Mrt, Mel- Fire In Bakery. wlUcli he suffered tthwlhaj «H hitvln V. Marvin president, Mrs. Louise A big pot of boiling lard tipped Woman treasurer and Charges over In the- Allontown bakery last WILBUR iy on automobile trupKvojsbsd' by, JtpieUe- secretary, The dub now lias week and. started a fire. F. R. J. A. Cttrrl* o(, tWrport' t i >p / 1QQ members. » . f Prlodrloh, ' tho baker, was badly 23 Broad St., Red Bank. p | Hltoh Hiked ^jnprlto.w' '>L" 4 / f, i , burned on the handa In putting out . William JV JobniQB/.pfiWtfboId eyport Bay ArreBted. the fire, EST. 1885. •<"> p- M.. and fay ipcolntniaiH toaghed homi last Wednesday, «««r AUred Johnson or Keyport, thlr- WILLIAM A. HOPPING, D. Wtftb JalUa trip to MlamL SWrldir ben years-'old, was arreotBd last An Aged Autolst • . ': . n,R«"l Ealala Brokar. Ha aovored 2300 miles. When he lsft vitek In connection with the robbery Benjamin Heulltt, who lives n«ar 9 Lta,l.n PI«.. • 7.. • RED &ANK. M, IWhad $31 and when he reacbtd of Walter B. Cherry'* housif recently Farmlngdal« and who It. 83 yean old, home he had'65 cents. lit I* being hold undor baft as a roa-has bought a now automobile. Mr, tmlal witness. Ueulitt hod'one ot the first Ford cars rings Caught 800 ciau. , -, . D. I manufactured and used It for several omiia. P.. Dor«tnus Mlllard Bearmore, -T_ yoara. ALSTON BEEKMAN, ' n?r, Charles and Russell „,__,_ Tlmbropk Morr|i of Jjopg Branch > Ypung Mother Dead. n!« • . ?°ONSBIJ.OB, AT LAW. of A4«lphla went' frost (Uhlng rone died Thursday night after a long ndividual salts and peppers PIHe.s; 10 Bread, B^'ftEO--BANK. if.Vj. f . right laat week and returned home sickness, aged 85 years. Mr. Morris Mrs. BEorly Green ot Freehold dlnd GEORGE D. Cf ' ' with 300 fish which they distributed was a blacksmith 'at Long Branch at the tang' Branch hospital last among their frletios, , • for many years. He Is survived by Thursday week following the blith four children. . . / ot a. app. She 'was 29 years old and Jnlled for Stealing HlUc. leaves One otfier child and her hus- pens liEORUE K. ALLEN Broker Smith, a Bslmar colored DIatawan Girl Engaged*, ' band. GEORGE F. mun, was sentenced to tea days in The engagement of, Mies Louise tho county JsU'list week for steal- Sohllko, daughtor , of Edward E. New- BuUd(ng.Code ing'a bbttle of milk. The police re-Bohllka of 'Matawan, to James H The Asbury Park commissioners WALTER C. VAN URE ceived* »evsral complaints of milk llerrlll, Jr., ot Keyport has been an- are having a new building code spoons CIVIL ENGINEER V being stolen recently. nounced. No date has been set fordrafted which.,will come up for con- Broad Street Natlc Mli BuJdl the wedding. nlderatlon soon. Tho fire limits will Rad Baalc lieep In Debt '' DR. HAROLD J. STOKES, Tho plan of 'extending Liberty K, be extended and, revised In the new Overcome by, Smoke, code. .; DENTAL SUROEON. fctroot at Long Branoh to Qarfloid e and diamond brace- 84 Broad Siraat, Elinar Bufldln»v; avenue was opposed at the ooramls- Mrs. William Allbut of Freehold Stricken on Street „- " «.?oonl>. *• » aad 8. ^'* sloncrs' meeting last week by Mayor wao overcome by amoke from a fire Ezra Garrabrandt of Ocean Qrove, In her home last Wednesday and was Jones, who says the city Is -already tlghty yoorsiold, waa atrloken with Jets WILLIAM A. WIRTH," t* near Its dubt limit. carried down a ladder,from the sec-heart trouble while walking on the ^ OPTOMETRIST. \ ond story. Tho house was only slight- street last,Thursday. Ho died on the „,- f«»latar Bldr., Broad Siraat. Sold First riane at Show. ly damaged. rhona 68, RmA Banfa The Aero-marine corporation of porch of his home where he was car- Office Hou><': P;6q te'till). ~ Thimbles ._^_Bv'fnlnjia.ey Appolotm«n|, Koyport made the first airplane sale Hit by Fallens: Brick. ried. BURDCEftSONS. In the International aeronautical ex- Fred Swajiaon of Long Branoh was Hurt Flaying Football. SHERIFF'S SALE. position at Chicago last week when Atruok, on the head with a falling , Robert JJoreythe of Belmar, four- By vlrtno of n writ of fl. fa. to dl. MOVING a-snug r«ct«d. iBiued out of the Court ot It sold a Klemm plane to a NewMick whllo working on the: newteen years o,)dv received, a serious In- c«ry of thb Slate of M«w JiriaTT Ycrlt flying- olub,- ' Bliadow Lawn mansion' laat!week, lOrnal Injury while playing football J-Jamilton watches exposed to aale st pabllo vendua. on Throe atltcbes were required to close dny, tb»' 17th day of Dinnbar, lut%, New Borough Councilman. lust Thursday.' He was. taken to the tween tho hours 0^12:00 o'olo«k and *t0» the wound. Spring Lake, hospital tor observa- o'clock (at 7:00 o'clock). In th. altaraSan Captain Benjamin Eldrlge' has re- of aaid day, «t fho Court BOOM taJThS ' sorted as a member of the Ocean- Lobster Fishing Ends. tion. ." ,"..''"•' Borough of Frtabold. Ooqntr otHoaiMtS! port borough council because of his Rarltan bay lpbstor flshermen have (Continued on next page.V ,/^mber crystalware Now Jeraey, Tip. aatlifj a dicrat Maali court amtraotlna to apiroslmataly I4,f<«. ALI, that cerUln lot. tract or p«reil,ol land and >remla anJ Stata'of Mew J«nar/at the Highlands of Navealnk. and laid doVib diatinsulshed, known and deaignatad oftlfat) certain map entitled,("Map of Watar Wifell « Development Compan'r. Fprooectr at Watar 7 CHEVROLET Wlteh, N. J.," Bled to X laS I weather goods County Clerk's olBcs of lid Ct ^? g«srv.»raS!j ffiU.u jewelry Water Witch Development Company deed d«t?d October lflh. 190». inTftlJ recorded In the Clerk's Office of the CoUBlf of Monmouth October 80th, 190V. la Baak

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S47S| Cnmarokl llStubiatlSMI TtisRoaditer,.,,. jLj Landau, IJLj New fabric camshaft (car. New a«mta.ulomalk ipark oa> eomtnlently located In tho center of trie stor- aludln* (aimkb Naw heavier crankshaft atari. troL ing wheel, controls all functions af starling thai In - iioohanlcml Improvcmnnts) CbasslaNtt. •mil mai astnu}. TfiePiiaelon....,, JiiJ calif and dynamically bal- •notor,oper*,tln|tIiBll|huuid sounding the born. the new Superior Whippet advances) WUI7^OT..I.napTl,., SWanDcUmy,.. 595. anced. eyrn over Ita famous predecessor,Tlia New hot-toot manifold. w Vlu ao4 ufetMcatlana sulijMt M abaagS The Coach 595 UthtDcUwrf Naw AC gasoline pump with dry dlM clateht Greater Safetyt With rt« n»w "ring«r-Tip new higher coinpresaton engine gives) lUiaalla Chalall...... •400 filter, replacing vacuum tank, New smooth ^spaad Control," you can »t all times keep your hands ,5 Naw type AC air cleaner. mUalon. on thn wheel nml y»* e7e< on tho road. An Naw aolld abaft lyp* ImuorUul safctj faclur when drlrlDg at nlghu COOUNO SYSTEM column. New typ* thermostat cooling Tint .S'/mri .675 lMTonChaitls Naw flat type, jlfnder rbn a Cabtiol With Cab avMam control. Ing wheat Naw Talectrte water tenpeo Naw and mof» oomplc** Alt* AM prlcei I o. b, PUru, Ulcht ttu* Indicator on dash. t AI Ittri MAURICE SCHWARTZ (Come it} today for complete information!) 128 West Front Street, Red Btmk. Telephone 537 RED BANK MOTOR CO. R. C. DOWER. Long Branch, N. J. Mechanic Street and Globe Court Red Bank • . CHARLES BARCLAY, Freehold, N. J. > Telephone 1720 ACKERMAN * FLITCROrT, Int.. Kevport, N, 3. J. LAIRft IIULSB, Engllihlown, N. J.

S T (t il \.li, LI $2lv*l RED BAl^KREQISTEir, DECEMBER 12,1929. Into the West U»ln street „,.. lUttn W the fal!» "last week, while standing on< the street'at Freehold i^..« BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. gates- with his automobile hit _-,- fr nighty day night week and broks them off. 1 vlth Us motlier walUAf for,a bus, wlaUr&jki*32£&*\ ' f Aged Woman * Death., f (Continued from laat page.) He agreed to pay for^the gates. ' Mrs,, Mary P..Burn|iar_, 'widow of Bakery Sola.', t ' < o. -, Henry Harrison and Carl Wood- Mew Diuf Stow. .< t Ottorge Burnham, died at her borne The City bakeryat Keypori owned \vnrd, colored men, pleaded., guilty: Olvens * DuBois, who have been at-Asbury yPwk.TiMsday ot last by J. Sloven* ha* been soJd-to Alex- hut week before Judgo Stclnbach of conducting their drug store in the\reek, aged eighty years. She leaves ander Blemer, "who 'fornjerlyr eon* stealing an automobile owned by rear of Mount's bakery at Freehold, on* daughter. * L duoted a bakerVat^Freehold, I John ,"S. Caddell of Asbury •._ Park.' naive' moved into their new quarter* Burley—VanPelt ' '•"•"' Woodward wa« sont to Rahw_y (uld In the 'American hotel building/ % nropped Dead,In Street, Holiday ITtrrlson was given two years In Do—Into D)melll, a shoemaker of Mlsi Emma Hurley and Leroy Van- state prison. v-- " •-. • • ' '? Lighted ChrUtmM Tree* - Asbury Park, dropped dead in front Pelt, both of Neptune, were married' Lieutenant' Howard Stokes, form- Many of the Freehold merchant* of1-his home last Friday week ot oi Asbury Park Sunday of last week erly of .Long Branch and an officer have placed electrlo lighted. Christ; heart disease. He leaves a son andby Rev. M. L. Ferris, r ' , . COHEN'S o( tho chemical warfare service In mas trees In front of their atom and two daughters. H-.5 Philippines, died Sunday of last will have the lights burning every To' Build Incinerator. Goods veck in a hospital at,Manilla. He night until after Christmas. Dry Goods and Shoe Store Asbury Park will build an incin- 1 Fix Clocks \.na 47 years old and is.survived by erator oa the site of the present cor- ; ' - ' , - While a widow. • . -.•'•• Died In Colorado. , "', F«ty i wiptrlwc* wt'tk* •••« Frank L. Devlin, son of Patrick poration yard south of Bpringwood •quipptd . niHtr «bop > th cettntjr. Want County Aid. J..Devlin of Matnwan, died at Den- avenue. The plant Is to cost about Belihar lias requested the freehold- ver, Colorado, last Friday weok, aged W80.000. F. F. COLEMAN REMOVAL M Rector Pl.c* Rid' Bank N. J. One of Monmouth CountyV ers to make an appropriation of 26 years. He was a dentist and had Mow Patrol Wagon. i }it5,bOO"'t6ward~the coot of ^paving bom at Denver five years. !The. Asbury Park eotnmluloners I« On—and Save four streets In that borough. Belmar Matthews—Brocklebanki ]>ave accepted the bid of Louis F. Best Stores. expended $50,000 In the Improvement TIM Braid Strait tihWmS B«* •( , Announcement lias'been made ot Iiipiey for'furnishing a Studebaker R«l Buh,N.J. ' A Full Line of Christmas Goods for the ~ - Death from Apoplexy. the engagement of Miss Delia B. police patrol wagon. Jt will cost Th« ttsnul u«*tlns> of the •hsnholdtrt JZ785. of this tank for tt« (lotion of Dlrwtort Mrs. Raymond E. Decker of Avon Matthews, daughter of Burtis A. Mat- •nd tht trmmiotlon of inoh'otttr hoitai Entire Family, , Large Stocks-— dred last Wednesday after a Btroke thews "of Farmlngdale, to Charles Woman 102 Tears Old.. u nwx bt bronsht Mior* it, will b* h^H of apoplexy. Sho "was 64 years old Erocklebonk of Jerseyvllle. .' Mrs. Louisa 8, Wheeler of Tree- at tl« bknklnc hooi» on Tatiday, JanauT ir.d besides her husband she leaves 8tl, JBt>, bttimn tbt boon cf 1)00 anil 224 SHREWSBURY AVE,, RED BANK, N. J. A Big Lobster. hold oelebrated her 102d birthday >:00 o'clock, P. M. ' one daughter and a granddaughter. Tuesday ot last week. Mrs. Wheeler EDWIN E. CONOVEB, ,, ., Next to Butler's Store, Unique Arrangement — Edward Phillips ,and son, of; Long CaihlM. IJsovo While s'nink. Branch caught a lobster weighing enjoys good health for one of her B««mb«r 4th. 1»!8. Georgo K. Bonnor of Avon was ar- 25 pounds in one of: their pots last age. i. «M«1*i^^ > csted last week on a charge of driv- vook. Tbey alto made a big catch Death From Pneumonia.4 Courteous Treatment — ing his car while drunk and causing ot Bea crabs and eels.' Benjamin P. Gregory ot Keyport tin accident. His car struck a car dle.d Monday of last week of pneu- driven by Mrs. Elizabeth Branson. New Bridge. For the conservative'man our Guaranteed Plans and specifications for a new- monia at the age ot 42 years. He Is Right Prices! Homo From Wedding Trip. timber bridge near Hamilton in Wall survived by a widow and two song. First Mortgage Coupon Bonds are the most Mr. and-Mrs. Edward King of Free- township have been approved by The Boy Bitten by Dog. suitable. They afford him the - maximum hold returned last week from their freeholders and bids will be received- John Cornwall, four years old, was wedding trip to Florida. They made on January sixteenth. yield consistent with the greatest safety. They the trip in a new automobile which are negotiable. He can sell them if he wishes. was the groom's gift to his bride. Convicted of Assault Frank Amico of Asbury Park was He can borrow money on them. • Fnul—O'Hanlon. convicted at Freehold last week on Miss Olive Paul, daughter of Wil- a charge of attacking Morris Irvine liam Paul of Keansburg, and Edward with a razor. Arnica ' claimed ho F. O'Hanlon of that place wore mar- ccted In self defense. RENEWED ConservafM MONMOUTH TITLE AND MORTGAGE ried last^Thursday -week. They went to Virginia on their wedding trip.' Aged Man Injured. THE (DUALITY STORE Uriah Bennett' of Long Branch, Ihveslw GUARANTY CO. Bequests of $10,000. seventy years old,' was struck by an The Methodist home for the aged automobile truck driven by Francis Harry Caplan at Ocean Grove Is to receive $10,000 Palmer Monday of last-week and re- 416 MAIN ST., ASBURY PARK, N. J. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. from the estate of Charles Bldall of ceived a broken'leg. Coldwell according to a decision 110 We»l Front Su Box 484 FREEHOLD TOMS RIVER MOUNT HOLLY made by Vice Chancellor Berry. Auto Dealers Feast' Samuel M. Helmllch ot Long \ Red Bank, N. J. j FURTHER INFORMATION UPON REQUEST. Breaks Crossing Gates. Branch entertained a number of Clifford Cottrell of Freehold ran Dodge- automobile dealers at a din.- Phone 1213

Gifts of utility for every member of the family await your inspection and selection here. Make your gifts this year, ones that will be useful throughout all the coming year. Toys for the children are here, too, in great abundance. Shop Early—It Pays ! ' /

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I A. TABLES. PHONE SETS. A CHAIR Fine style and rich woods that give a room tho warmth and A useful gift for the holidays will add comfort and beauty to and every day throughout the sparkle of ChrlBtmas. your room. year. • ..•'•;•' __d,Tables,; _ «S.78 to $7J» Eoxy. Homfort, _____ HS.00 $6.00 to $22.50 Console Tables, . . »7JI0 SMOJ.ERS. Royal Easy, ; W7W-J8O-OO Coffee Tables, '. »6.S0 Both useful and decorative. Slumber, — I62.0O—980.00 Gatelej -tables, ______|22.80 Cogswell, : -_,'S22J>0 Tip-top Tollies, _ $8.60 to $20.00 $1.25 to $16.00 TRUNKS & BAGS. Ooeaalonal Tables, _$12.50

A Suit Case or Bag will make a very acceptable gift .

Mechanical Trains GIVE LAMPS will bring hours of pleasure and spread brightness and cheer- through all the.year. during dayB spent Indoors. HERE ARE TOYS OF ALL KINDS for good boys and girls. We suggest that selections be tnado Just as soon as possible. Velocipedes, Soooters, Kiddle1 Kars and Ex- IF IT'S A GIFT FOR THE MAN press Wagons all bring joy to the hearts of active little folks. We Have It! ROLLER SKATES. Ice Skates on Shoes. 1. ^ifHEN you decide upon a gift for dad, for brother, sweetheart or flaln Bearing, , 7Y Ball Bearing,,- Canadian Hookey, S6.00 Pocket Knives friend, give him something he'll want to wear for its own sake Tabular Hookey or Ilaoer, STB0 for boyi of all ages. , as well as for your sake ! When you make your gift selections here Boys' Clamp Hockey your problem is solved in so far as quality and price is concerned as Skates, _ IIBO 50c to $4.50 ' well as the question as to whether or not the man will be satisfied. Girls' Clamp Club Here are just a few suggestions wo might offer—gifts that will win his Skates, ; — »U6 hearty approval. AN AUTO Is the desire of evory small boy. We h»ve Bathrobes Leather Jackets Scarfs all kinds and ilici. Dressing Gowns Golf Hoie Underwear VACUUM BOTTLES. Pajamas Sweaters Canes Mat Six*. _ .91.00 to 11.75 Shirts Quart SUc. . $*.1& to KM Hosiery Trench Coati RIFLES. Ties Gloves STANIJ-Y UNDBKAKADLE. Umbrellas Sets of* Tools Single Shot, $3.00 to $8.50 Hosiery Handkerchiefs Flat Bl-e, ______ta.7S SCOUT AXES Stanley make. Quart Blse. 17.75 Repeaters; $18.85 Vaenum Jug. .—_ U.M with Sheath, $1.75. 114.50 SHOP HERE FOR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Robert Hance & Sons P. T. JIANNINE 10 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. X 67 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Store Open Evenings, Starting Saturday, December 16th, Until Christmas. U.P STAIRS

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£OT SOLD VOH $3,800. <: Three Houses Bented. OLD BAILEY FARM SOLD. Three houses were rented last week II b at the Comer o-MBranch Ave-' through the Hadley-Hall real estate IT WAS BOUGHT IAST one and the Bumson Bosd. agency. E. M. Blefert of Fair Ha- ven has rented William S. Rose's Homestead .Tea Rooms, A TBUOK FABMEB FOB The White-Pach real estate com- r.iny has sold its lot at the corner house on Branch avenue. George 7000 Grand Avenue, AsbutAsbury PPari k of Branch avertue and the Rumson WcDade, who has been occupying Tbe Item Comprises 6.1 Acres of mad. to Fred H. Ayres ofe. Newman tho house, has moved to East Or- SPECIAL LUNCHEON..... 65c, 85c; $1 land, • Seven-Room House and pprlngs road, Red Bank,' Tbe lot nnge, Charles Conover of Arthur Outbuildings—It Was Bought Sev- bos a frontage of 75 feet on Rumson place has rented John Schwind's SPECIAL DINNER $l.0Q, $i.Sp, eral Years Ago for $8,000. road and 200 feet on Branch avenue. l'ouse on Orange avenue. Mr. Con- The former John Bailey farm on Mr. Ayres* bought the property for over Is building a new house on A la Carte Affaniwm,XSss,.,.v the. back road from Red Bonk to a home alto and he -will build a fine Grange avenue for his own occu- Reservations for Bridge Parties under delightful Surrounding*;!'' Everett was sold last week by Salt Louse on the lot. The price of tha pancy. Mitchell Harrison of Branch vatore Macaluso to Louis Piccolo of lot was $3,800. avenue has rented Mrs. William Bome-Hada Cake. Flea and Boll* to take faoW • ' > , $ Centervllle, In Holmdel township, for The lotla part of the •Wlnfleld Gar- Fautz's house on Lake avenue. PHONE ASBTJBY FABK 8107. f< $' 5 000. The farm comprises 63 acres, dens tract, which was bought about ^f,land, ten acres of which are Bet thiee years ago by the Whlte-Faon oiit in an apple orchard..; A gully company; from Winfleld White. The rcparaton the eastern; part of .the property was cut up Into 22 lots, all r i operty from the Thomas Henry of which have been sold except eight Grant farm., A coven-room'house,, a Tli'e real estate company- told each largo barn, a cow. barn./achlcken- purchaser that none of the lots would house and several other small build- oe sold for business purposes, but Ings are on the property. The hblis.6 only for residences.7 They had been is wired forelectricity.., A team of o.Tored .much/ more than was paid '/O18CB, a cow, a Fordson tractor and for thel lot by Mr. Ayres, provided Pines AUTOMATIC .(her farm Implements were lnclud they would permit the lot to be used In the sale. , . , • • as a gatollne service station; but all Piccolo took possession • last; these offers were-declined In order He and his son own another that the tract should be preserved 'arm at "Centorville and they are In'as a residence section. trucking business on a large c They will use their new farm fur raising truck crops. Mr. Piccolo will live at Centervllle for the pros TENANTS QUICKLY FOUND. c-nt and Joseph ; tavella and family of Keansburg will live on the farm BENTALS MADE FOB HOWARD near Everett Mr. Piccolo expects to Will Serve You build a new eight-room housq on the S. WHITFIELD'B BUILDING, farm in a short time for his own oc- cupancy. He will also remodel and Although the Building Will Not be stucco the outbuildings. Mr. Maca- Completed Until Next Month It Has For Years Electrical luso has moved to Lodl, near Patter- Already Been more Than fifty eon,: where he will enter the ice bus- Per Cent Rented. - iness. Although Howard 8. Whltfleld's The former Macaluso farm was business and apartment building on Automatic Motor Protection on Gifts owned for many years by John Bail Wallace street will not be completed Thete Can Dictate* Automatic oy, who besides the farm,, conducted until next month. It Is already more a, cigar store at the corner of Front than fifty, per cent rented. Two of Protection for Your Car '• Are Appreciated street and Wharf avenue at Redthe five stores on the first story have It was later sold to Anthony been rented. One will be occupied Hnpmobile 8 Chrysler 75 and 80 Blschoff for $8,000. Three years ago by MIndlln's Kosher ^restaurant and Dodge Senior Six Cadillac J7VEB stop to think when tha temperature In the Mr. JBlschoff sold the farm to Mr. one will be occupied by Mrs. Eliza- Macaluso of Brooklyn for $13,500. beth SUlwagon'a Homelike restau- LaSalle Lincoln Fierce-Arrow Idtahen from the old stove mounta to the nineties This price included the live stock rant ' . • •• —how much happier you'd be with eleotrlo eooUne and farm implements then oh the The second floor Is divided Into six After selling the farm Mr. living room suites and two business devices? Do you ever consider how muoh you'd save Flschoff moved to Mlddletown, where suites,. Each, suitehas four rooms HEN you pot Pines Automatic JUsKMfnig t&cFord ing houses and in other branches of Whltfleld'a business building -on real estate. Broad' street DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY! GIFTS FOR HER. GIFTS FOR HIM. Perfumes NOTICE-On Friday and Saturday, December 14th & 15th What's More—a IMPORTED and 'TWnliless Kaywoodfe" DOMESTIC. Vlvaudau $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $7.00 Colgate's Djer.KlM Wooflworth AN ABSOLUTELY PlVM • GUARANTEED Clio et Clabe . Boublgant , PIPE ••Cot* • ••" ' Hndmifa FREE WITH EACH DOLLAR PURCHASE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 7 Melba From 50c to $15.00 In our line you will find a pipe to suit any taste. Priced from- * Kevr Merehandlso Latest Odors "MAKE THE HOLIDAY COMPLETE" Give the Boy a "Kodak" Beautiful Packages 50c to $10.00, SEND SOME: CANDY The pictures ,he gets now will make him happy for many years to come. A full line of Dunhill Pipes in stock. i Atomizers and We can suit any pocketbook. Perfume Dropper Bottles We Suggest "Happiness -UMIIIUHAIPINI CuWSrom U * Douglass Lighters in Every Box" Price Range (Automatic) Each year'this combination grains greater favor From a $4 up To a a* a Christmas 01ft, Can be bad In eaoh Indi- X vidual or combination. BROWNIE at^ MOVIE CAMERA at Cut from $5.00 to, $3.50 In boxea from 1 to S pounds and the assort- "Happiness in SveryBox" f .Priced from menfa to satisfy every tastel < 49c to $15.00 We also oarry all the ether standard makes— Here's a Real Man's Gift Cigars Whitman's, Fark and Tllford's and others. We rooommend "DeVIUMS" American Made. FULL HALF FOUND and ' A $4.49 Gold Plated Perfume Sets Cigarettes Various combinations by leading perfnmen. VACUUM BOTTLES Genuine Gillette Every reliable make of cigar usually A set hero to suit every parse. Frtoed front All American M^e \ carried in a UNITED Cigar Store Complete with 10 blades. 98c to $16.49 "THERMOS," 98c to $7.00 will be found here—put up in holi- Cut to $2.00 day dressed boxes of 28 and 50. Electric Goods CARAFE SETS, $11.00 up, A Carton of Cigarettes All Colors *^^^^^1fhlfit1i'lttiiWWWVt"titnYi*iwtniniiwwyfiiitkiY Makes an excellent gift for tha Cigarette Smokor DATlKlNa DOO. LtJCKY BTIUHE, KNQUIH Inc. OVALS, OAMEI, OIIESTBUFIBU), TIUUOB ' nmas. HEnnciiT TAUDVTON, Blnmtnrd make, all at popular price*. WHELAN DRUG GO., I'lCUCOI.ATOItS, CUnMNO mONS.TOASTEIlS, FORMERLY UNITED RETAIL CHEMISTS VIIHIATOHN, IlKATrNO rADB.lIAIII Also many popular brands In FLAT IKONS, and many other Items. THE SERVICE DRUG STORE packages of 50 and 100. Home of United Cigars and Happiness in Every Box Candy Broad and White Streets Phonti 355,1512,1513,1514 Red Bank, New Jersey 7, BED BANK REGISTER, BECEMBER 12:1928,

AND KBXXT JURORS. Mrs. J«4»b Muster, Bradley Baacb, housewife, „_,, * _.._ a»-Freehold Xast Thur»«>» John Apptekat*. Fair Haven, builder. Nlsholas Minolta. Lone Branch, waiter. "for the Next Term of Court. Charles Gibson, Freehold, B. D, farmer. is jjrand jurors and petty jurors. Adolpl) Bohleur. Bradley Beach, retired. „. ,„_! w(l serve at the next term of Frank LeBar, DesJ, apartments, Charles White, Lorn Branch, retired. 'Wrbflurt at Freehold were drawn by the Dintel W. Jones, Belmar, retired. "-Sheriff last Thursday. For several Cornelius Cunningham, Freehold, farm- : juror had to serve the entire term PEN & PENC1X SETS problem* of what to five.' MEBHY CHBISTMAS with * ftf^ from BEVSSQXES^. grand jurors who for sickness or for POCKET COMBS , William R Allen, Allenwood, farmer. LAVALUEBS other reasons may be unable to A. Alvln Whiting, Red Bank, banker. STUD SETS serve. Tho first 23 jurors selected Mrs. Nsolln Wilson, Long Branch, house- MESH BAGS EBONY BRUSH SETS from the list ot 35 at the opening: of wife THIMBLES Mrs. lelalde Porter, Keansburg, house- CARD OASES the term of court constitute the CLOCKS - grand Jury panel for that court term • wife - - . HATCH SAFES , JMJI. Margaret B. Wngner, freehold, TRAVELING SETS DIAMONDS The others are excused from servlie. Tousewlfe 1 1 EMBLEM BUTTONS The grand jurors drawn by the sher- DIAMOND BRACELETS. -'niamonas are tKo Gift ot Gifts. REC8SILLE8 'rraSuU grawta a» diamond William Lewallen, Freehold, retired, merchants Is .attributed to the fact that we sell dlajAiondi ot the hlfhept padet and CIGARETTE LIGHTERS iff last Thursday and their occupa- Mrs. Fred Newman, Belmar ~R. D 2, PICTURE FRAMES finest colors ohly. ~ , KEY BINUS tions are as follows: housewife. BOBBED HAIR SETS Valentine J. Hausotte, Belmar, earpen' We welcoue;you to oome In and see these beautiful terns mounted blithe latest BELT CHAINS Mitchel Llebesmsn, Asbnrr Park, mtr- ter. ,PHOTO LOCKETS In Platinum and 18-Kt White Gold Jewelry, for ladles and gentlemen. POCKET FOES ehant. William 11 Watktns, Neptune township, SHOULDER PENS Chester A. Conrow, Oeeanport, borouth retired. LODGE BINGS DIAMOND WATCHES BRACEXETS—Fins quality Diamonds set In platinum; platinum top and white gold. elerk. Ernest F. Dodd, Long Branch, leal es- DIAMOND JEWELRY Mrs. Sophia DaTlson, Red Bank, house- tate. PUFF BOXES fS&OO to $1,030.00. OIGABETTB HOLDERS wife. J. Clarence Barton, Bradley Beach, JEWEL CASES WATCHES—Serviceable and beautiful Watches, studded with diamonds set In platinum •B. Dniramond Wooller. Lone Branch, butcher or white gold. $38.00 to $800.00. PEN S PENCIL SETS Unker. Mrs. May Casler, Fort Monmouth, house- ' Frank E. Price, Red Bank, contractor wife FANCY BINGS—Dinner, Circlet or odd-shaped for Ladles, Rings of entirely new de* Jerrr N, Bearmore, Spring Lake, con- Ethel Bearmore, Spring Lake, housewife. MESH BAGS i signs; some with, fancy diamonds. f28>00 to 9600.00., tractor. Lsrry Newhouse, Neptune township, SOLITAIRE BINGS—Finest blue-white Diamonds In the newest style white gold or CRYSTAL NECKLACES J. Lyle Klnmonlh, West AHenhurit, tdl- salesman. A most unusual and practical gift platinum settings. (50.00 to $1,000.00. tor. Dorothy Johnson, Hlghlande, housewife. Beautiful now line of crystal cut In a soldered mesh, In rainbow .BAB PINS—Pretty platinum or platinum top Bar Fins, set with finest quality dia- Louis Ihnt, Asburr Park, manufacturer, Harry 0. Biirdge, Farmlngdale, earpen' colors. Necklaces, In various styles, brllllaut William A. Hopping, Red Bank, real ester. monds. $25.00 to $4H».OO., as diamonds. , tate Mrs, Emma Sloeum, Long Branch, house- BROOCHES—Round and fancy cut Diamonds set In ne;w designs ot platinum or plati- Fred Sehoek, Spring Lake, banker. wife $15.00 to $35.00 $1.50 to $6.00 '• Dr. O. C. B^gardnl, Keyport. retired. Joseph Patterson, Clarksburg, painter. num top. 128.00 to $775.00. Mrs. Adelaide Fortar, Keansburg, house- Charles B. Weston, Oskhurst, printer. •LAVALLIERES—Beautiful small Diamonds of finest quality, let In very new platinum wife. Jamei A. Heyers, Raritaa township, re- ENAMELED BAGS top or white gold settings. $23.00 to $328.00. COLORED STONES William Belbr. Allenhurst, major tired In various sizes and pretty color SCABS' PENS—Unusual designs in platinum top &bxt Pins, set with nnest quality dia- Set In sterling silver, white gold Thomas F. Barley, Jr., Aehur? Park, Bee- William Hart, Long Branch, accountant. Unlsh, NeclilacoB, In all colors. Angelo Rapolla, Keyport, barber combinations. monds. $18.00 to SUB.0O. ' :..• • ,..< ' * Daniel Bobbins, Oeean Qrove, elerk. William I. Morgan, Red Bank, merchant j Harvey Sttllwagon, Cliffwood, foreman Jesse Morris, Belmar, plumber. $1.75 to $20,00 More Elaborate Diamond Jewelry Submitted Upon Request I $3.50 to $15.00 Augustus Iiaaeipn, Aaburr Park, con- J. A. Abrama, Belmar, carpenter. tractor. Mrs. Concetta Seiul, Allentown, house- '; John A. Qlbbona, Ocean Orere, editor. wife iBdWIn K. Fowler, Nrptane townihlp, elvll William Geran, Long Branch, retired. tjwlneer. Matt Shanley, Belmar, hotel. Mrs. Minnie Wermert, Mlddletown to-wn- Frank Maps, Long Branch, merchant. JEWELRY NOVELTIES skip, housewife. Benjamin Goft, Imlayetown. laborer. iMn. Hey B. *IcHcnrr, AUantlo High- Otorgo W. Swain, Belmar, caterer. lands, housewife. Mrs. Mary F. Dolan, -Marlboro, house- G. Dornan MeFaddin, Lour Branch, wife .autoe. John Carswell, Freehold, weaver, •• > Herman -Labrwaue, Belford, tstrehant. 1 , Edward Slmonion, Freehold, inspector. Henry B Shaito, Belmar, carpenter. Give Jewelry for this Christmas I REUSSILLES lino" quality- I Herbert R. Dlx. Freehold, aj-ent. -J. Whitney Brown, Highlands, chauf- Flatlnnm front and 14-Kt and 18-Kt Solid White Gold Jewejry |s 1 fioeco Fornataro, Long* Branch, plumber. feur as finely made, and up-to-date. In design as Is made. A pteoe nr' Ann Boeiel, Asburr Park, housewife. Daniel J. Maloner, Highlands, retired' two from our large and: varied: stocks ot Jewelry will be sure to' Junes P. MeKlttrlek, Union Beach, re- Howard M. Story, Asbury Park, aales- please. Here yon will find many now styles—so why not something tired. Mn, Maa Vanderveer, Freehold, house- to replace the articles which have been worn possibly a little too Miss Minaret Prle, Allenhnrst, bonntb wife. dirk. long? (Continued on next page) WATCHES So Innumerable are the gifts In our show ana wall cases In ' Dr. WOlUm W Frost. Spring Lake, phy- PLATINUM IfRONT BAB PINS sician. REUSSILLES' have surpassed all preceding effort* to,assem- Novelties, that It woiild be Impossible to dosorlbe or oven name Charles F. McDonald, Ensilshtown, an- $I0.(to to $50.00 > - ble a larger and Oner stock of good Watches for Christmas.1 Such all of them here. In this line you enn surely llnd something to tiques. XXEXD3LI] BRACELETS ' > ' makes as Hamilton, Gruen, Bulova, Elgin, Waltham and others of please. Beautiful Solid Sliver articles, some trimmed with Solid Charles S. Rogers, Asburj Park, super- tiold; articles of SUver and Glass, etc. intendent • dependable Swiss makes will be lound In beautiful white gold $18.t)Q to $75.00 plaLo engraved and stone-studded cases. Mill EUiaheth Costello, Sed But. In- CIOABETTE CASES. SOLID SILVER surance. V Trip Emm BINGS WITH iGENCINE STONES Mrs. Myrtle Sexton, Keyport, housewife. $7.00, to $50.00 RIBBON WATCHES IN SOLD) GOLD 110.00 to »3S.0O Israel ft Taylor, Asbury Park, e*ontrae< LADIES' CIOABETTE CASES t«r. " • '' ' • •• -••"•• $20 $35 $50 $65 $80 >- eK^ BBOOCHES $?$% $18.00 to $35.00 The petty jurors selected to serve NEW YORK $KpO to $40,00 • RIBBON WATCHES IN GOLD FILLED ! ' VANITY CASES. GOLD-EUXED AND SILVEB for the first half of the court term, PLATUftJM FRONT LACE PINS ..' :•' .-.•;•; $8.50 $12 $18.75 $24.75 $35 »WW to $88.00 from December 18th to February SUNDAY ^ '. 15th, are: STRAP •WATOTES. EN GOLD FOXED POCKET COMBa STERLING SILVER • $4.00, to $15.00 Y,1V: 92.00 to U0.00 FLOATTN& OPAL PENDANTS v ' :' $8 $15 $28.50 $35 $50 John Ik Armstronc, Freehold, retired. December 16 \ ' NOVELTY BRACELETS <: Mrs. Theresa O'Farrell, Lonp Branch, •'• •''•• "STBAP WATOItES. IN SOLID GOLD ; aouiewlfe. . Exnirsloa-Traln Direct to'Penri.'SU, $lQ4Q,to $15.00 V;4 %ua to $io.oo • Percy J. Mavlsbury, Imlajrstown, sales- 7th Avenue and 3Zd Street $35 $50 $65 $85 BELT BUCKLES. SOLID SILVER man. PEARL NECKLACE OB BOPE ' Lv. Bed Bank - • 9:i2 A. M. POCKET WATCHES IJL SOLID GOLD Htr> Sadie Bunyon, Fort Monmouth, $5.00 tO $35.00 ? |3.60 to $8.00 iouiewlfe, Returalng. leaves New York Pennsyl- $40 $65 $85 $100 $150: LEATHER WALLETS Lester B. Seeley, Eatontown, retired. vania Station, 6:20 P. M. Newark SEAL CRYSTAL NECKLIVCES POCKET WATCHES IN GOLD FILLED $SJJO to $15.00 Henry Btrunz. Farmlnsdale, retired. (Market Street) 6:42 P. M. $8.50 to $35.00 ENAMELED BAGS. VARIOUS COLORS Caroline Webber,' Highlands, housewife. $10 $20 $28 $35 $50 Mrs. Philip 8. Walton, Sesbrlght, house- SIGNET BINGS $U5 to $35.00 wife. NUESE STRAP WATCHES • POCKET FLASKS, SILVEB AMD PLATED H. M. Hutehlngi, Freehold, minister. $5.00 to $35.00 $8.00 to $13.00 Charles K. Jones, Portaupeek, retired. CUFF LINKS, PLATINUM TOP AND GOLD $28.50 $35 $40 BOYS' WATCHES FOB POCKET aGARETTB BOXES. SILVER AND GLASS $7J5ito $28.00 $Wfl to $18.00 , WATCH CHAINS, M-BT. GOLD ; ' - EBONY GENTS' BRUSH SETS ; - $1.50 $3.00 $6.00 : ' $8.00 to $IS,OO $7.50 to $30.00 KEY-TAINEKS. IN LEATHER POCKET KNJVES. GOLD AND FILLED, . HAMILTON STRAP & POCKET WATCHES 780to $LB0 » ; $3.00 to $18.00 PEN AND PENCIL SETS . ., SCARF PINS. PLATINUM FRONT ' W.50'to $»6\00 GRUEN RIBBON & POCKET WATCHES POCKEt LIQHTERS. MEN AMD WOMEN $5.001<\ $35.00 ' . i • $W0 to#M.O0 : TIX CLASPS, GOLD AND "FILLED ELGIN WATCHES — BULOVA WATCHES LADIES' DRESSER SETS, COLORED . ' ' $1.00 to $5.00 •• .- . •,-. i." . :-• . $18*0 ' • • ••.-••• ' LODGE RENG& 10-KT. AND 14-KT ..••,:- , FOUNTAIN PENS. JEWEL CABKS, LEATHER AND SO,VEB WATERMAN, PARKER, GHIXTON and BHEAFFER PENS, ••: -J.. $150 to$11.0 0 $10.00 to $35.00 ' ; PENCILS AND DESK SETS. TOFF JARS, GLASS AND GOLD PLATE • '' 6TUD SETS, GOLD FILLED See This Wonderful Line of Christinas Gifts 1 IIUM to $7,00. $5.00 to $23.00 For Christmas Articles Purchased Now Will Be Reserved Until Chriitmai-BUY NOW! ... and for years to come CLOCKS. SILVERWARE. ••'^W: ART GOODS. BBUSSHXES' enormous stock of fine Silverware In both Solid You can' give a Westinghouso Perco- SUveFand Silver Plated Ware—make an Ideal and most servloo- able gift We offer below a few suggestions ot the many beautiful lator as you would sterling eilver or Yon will find here a more extensive line than ever before of r articles on display. . , - ',,'; fine table linen — not only because it fine Metal Colored Art Ware, which are not only lovely creations, TEA SBTS, 8DLVEB PLATE $35.00 to $75.00 '"'< is lovely in design, but because the but practical and ornamental, as welL CANDLE STICKS, BDLVEB AND PLATED loveliness is lasting. $5.00 to $25.00 Pair And yet it need not bo cxpensivel What could give more pleasure than a fine Solid Mahogany or Walnut Chime or Strike Clock? We carry a compleU line of Both BOOK ENDS, IN DRONZE AND COLORED METALS CONSOLE SETS, > AND S PIECES f Tho Westinghouso dealer nearest you Thomns Clocks In all styles. has Percolators as low as $11.75. $3.00 Pair to $22.00 Pair $20.00 to $40.00 CHIME MANTEL CLOCKS. FULL CHIMES 1MT BOGER BROS. TABLEWARE $35.00 to $140.00 LAMPS. GOLD AND BRONZE. WITH GLASS $1,25 to $150.00 CheUt FLOOR CHIMB CLOCKS HAND DECORATED SHADES VEGETABLE DISHES. SILVER PLATE Westinghouse $140.00 to $325. CO $10.00 to $20.00 MANTEL CLOCKS, HALF-HOUR STRIKE " ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES $10.00 tO $50.00 MEAT PLATTEHa. SILVER PLATE $10.00 tO $35.00 Keep the Christman Spirit $10.00 to $27.00 SHIP'S BELL CLOCKS GOLD ENCRUSTED CHINA, BY PIOKAIID SHERBERT GLASSES, SOLID SILVER glowing through the years $17.00 to $45.00 -,.!.*: ; $4.00 to $65.00 $23.50 to $40.00—for Six. BANJO AND WALL CLOCKS - - . . SALT * PBPPKB 5BT8, SILVER AND I-LATED $7.00 to $35.00 f SILVER DEPOSIT ON COLORED GLASS $2.00 to $16.00 the Set TU tip, mfm •ay trans DESK CLOCKS. MAHOOANY AND LEATHER FLOWBD VASES, PLATED AND STERLING ( h •larlrlllralla $3.00 tO $21.00 $2.00 to $25.00 $2.35 to $20.00 Dealeisi FOLDING CLOCKS. LEATHER HayonnaU* Sets, ChMM and Cracker Dishes, Howls, Nut $15.00 tO $40.00 COLD EDOB GLASS STEMWARE AND PLATES DtsbM. Comports, Bon-Bom, Flower Holders, Bnndwich Trays, OMsmlM, ifcrrerago Sots. Hoi Milk Pitchers, Hrcd Trays, Iw NOVELTY IMPORTED SMALL CLOCKS Tobs, Trivet* etc $8.50 to $15.00 **%:' •'

KEYPOfeTi DRESSER SETS, - ,*•>• LEATHER WALLETS 1 Fins Importeil lonthir Wulloti, - Central Power A Light Co Hpednl Hoven-Plcco Lntlles' Toilet Hols, In sjsortod colors, finely ensed, i, many with lt-kt, solid gold corner" and shlslds, MATAWANi REUSSILLES Apguit Kattn.r, 140 Main St. $16.00 Set MONMOUTH'S LEADING JEWELERS . . $2.50 to $16.00 RED BANKi GENTS' TOILET SETS STREET, RED BANK, N. J. POCKET LIGHTERS J«n«* O«ntrnt Power & Uglit Co In nno foldlntf leather1 MI, MM. Ixmther oovcroJ, gold and »llv«r AU«n't Eliotrlo Shop, 08 DrornJ Bt vnrloun «U«, Ilenl «bony lirti pUUd Mghtsra- C. U. Bnnli, 10 White fjtrcoi. $7.50 to $25.00 BUY NOW-WHILE SELECTIONS ARE LARGE! CLAItK « nONRON AIM ^U PUDIIC S.r»lc. OMtei, 16.00 to $10.00 ISTER,

I JTaau ea^ Die Brttton. SJiUudi. eletk. Mn. Iinel, aewe> Mn, Ira »Iocnra,JXon» Bd wife. «Ue. ^ 0. nnj, 7aratlnfa>l«i'farmeiv •SI.AJIB1 ,i. .... Mn.. tn , Tbraekmorton, r Wert. " •' •"- • • mtettte. t ' ' Z ) Hn.'Bsreli Dmm, But Fn«h«M, bjBit- Mrt. ltartha SUnton, Arm. hmtnttt. Kr>- '. U I«eee», Bel Bank/ kmuwife. *tff- h. JTenmi/JUinsr, AUanUe Bighlande, Kfruf jiitm Teaaeatoita, aVMkaM,>teU Mate. ' Cbarhe tK«lff.», Hlsktsadi, nf&aiaafct anhitMt. ' Un, Xseklel WarwMt, Befaer,,*Tl>. t, Xewttk Wjtkoff, Bid Bank, famer., . Peter 0. Veitoh, Aitrarr Park, reUred, For Tbomu Jeiter, Bradler Besek. ienhsnt WUllam S. WaUlw, Fumlnxdel., H. D, Winter Stor; ot\vo6t)f Harold 8. Brown, Bad Bsntt rtitlrei. VrsTwimem Weker, SlfUandi, " painter. >, Oarenee Bees, Metawea. •W.Uurmnt. ' Hrs. Mrn To*. Bed Bask, drasiniaker. FreBlc P, Yemen,. Betfer&jeUiE. jjwb, KnwUI, Blcniansi. retbtd. «>mUaaj^B«e^«r*am,B(Ue, ferîr. Mn, Battle Davis, Hlihlands, h^nie Monmouth Roofing CoC . iJtt.Hr D.TtroeVmorton, BM laak, re* •fonnen Holtowir, Iss» Fnebeld, saUtt. Btn>bia-0. *B«rteV.K«»taSe CHr, teal ' i'v (V - JohofMahtllle Approvsd Roofers " ' - tbed ,dmtliU • / er<' * Frank Slmer, Iprloc Leke Bekjhto, of BOATS < ChsrlN a,fThraekmerteB, leJ'Benk, re- Ctertnee/W.l), Wlekstunk^ farmer. O»orf«jP."T*7lor, teemiter, ± '•-•'- 1,' i • » 1 JtâJO.yitWDt, tindterêsfc.Tetlre Nn. Orrfa'. Yfilu, B4nsr, «. D. 1 Hoiton Oirriion, Bed Bink, ntlnd, MM. KseUOfbon. Low 8rawb,',kease< C^srlee L. Belllir, Etto'ntown, lenwa. OMTC. Bane, Fsmiincdil., B. D, Wife. - .- - - - • BuomoaJfnr, Long 'BniMh, ntlnd. t fcl.ok.mllk. From Ten to Seventy-Five Feet Hsreld t. Btrrr,'rreebol<,,e»Bdoeter. Oraadla 0.'Coaorer,>Fnebot<, menbaat. retired, Bollln B. Morton, Spring Lek«, sslei- Mrtr Mufoa V. BralHedV *«d Bank, M. H..B. Sammsi W k Orne ThemM'WA0«ilanl.^ Ethtl H. Johinoi, BlgUendi, cleric Thomas a Bnym, JUWpbnn'v merU ,J««e» SZOtnon, AiMrf Perk, drenrUt Tboma">Ik;- '*''•• Is Sura to ba a Success When You Ssrve rt L.; Brown, KtTPOtt, B, D, Elmer W. Clirton, Fort Monmouth, bott farour. D. 4. pnUdn. •:• The petty. Jurors vrho irillttrve the nerehant. tataer. V^n Blerck Motors, Inc. second half'of the court term, begin- Hr». 7. A. Cellini, Ldng Brtacb, honit- B^, Franki'BtfweitFrukiSteweit,. MUystemIinyltowa, ffsnur. Insurance'Company Lose*. wUi. Jinn 'Fprrejl. AIDDIT Paik. ewtfe. HlM'Uartlie Dbdd, Sed.Benk, ntlred. S told last week against the North ' It la batter than chicken, turkey or fooie, and much cheaper I MM. Mwloo OIMonTBtl/ord, heuewtte. V Denlil S.\Wiliaiid, Heilet, eleik. «(er. River Insurance company for Insur- Workst FAIR HAVEN Phone RED BANK UOt —only 38 cents per" pound, dreiiedi at our farm. - i Mt«. Xttbirine Bmltb, Wrlnc- Uk*, Jamil HpwJ&nd, Eetofltown, e louitwl/e. J Irene Bmlth, Bclmar, bosiewlfi,' Mr.. FlVtafee A. Pollnf. Km»* kowe> ance on a bouse In Wall township I Wo ship bj parcel poet, or you can cull at our place at Btrt Ltwli; Kejpert, ratlnwiv. Qebne. G* Xrlrti; Bamion^fermer* which burned down. The house 'East Freehold Station (or them. If two or three families order Bobtrt M. reanlar, Albstr Park,, re- •Mrf. Annli Hcpklni, Kejport, hotui. Ch«lM>A.'-Broira, B»taer,,mtrekn>t. turned before Mr. Brighton received »4 together It will save yon postage on tha ducke. Und. ' wttf. Wyaner. BlcUandi.'raUred. h!»-policy but tho Insurance had been 0. A. VUler, I

I I THIS IS t WEATHER FOOD 1&780 Holiday*in one Chi-ispnaspresatt HOW BACTERIA HE danger of food-poisoning is espe- GROW IN MUK KEPT AT cially to be guarded against right now. And faraaor , nunrrein to tome, It win pa* dam emir wtck (ritknii couplalnt or«oublc to In summer everybody realizes that T j , \*> at thtt bard woik wbkh a women ihould •net betted to do. MODERATE TEMPERATURES fresh foods must be protected from spoilage— it SI everybody is careful of what he eats. But at I > this season the cooler temperature gives many people a false sense of security. They do not know that bacteria multiply very rapidly in Free'Demonstration. fre»h food when kept at a temperature above Special Until Xmas fifty degrees. Theiji &o riot realize that the Evety dot in outdoor temperature during the month of De- Balance in these columns $15.00 Down 12 Months. cember rarely stays below this point for Come in or phone us today. represents twenty-four consecutive hours. 100 GERMS Jersey Central Power & Light Co. per cubic; RED BANK. N. J. ..__- The accompanying chart shows how bac- centimeter teria multiply in pasteurizad milk when not properly refrigerated. Pasteurization DOES NOT prevent bacterial growth. No kind of milk is safe if kept long at a moderate temperature.. And what is true of milk is also true of other dairy products, vegetables, fruits, and particularly meats.

Bacteria in food generate poisons which cause many forms of disease. You cannot ****** ftrfimlirrrt farli i Tuaiuiu fhnet ,Pric«, Icaa Tnbea and : ;:uaker 9188 guard against food-poisoning at this or any time of the year except by proper refriger- Ûnselfish Gift ation. And the only perfect refrigerant ic at Christm-qstide, ICE! A Stromberg-Carlson does not confine lta ple«w- mt» merely to the ponwn to whom It la gbon. •. Tlie cadre family may enjoy its tfanple operation, ItanmnatchedeaMofaeleotingthefineMndloe** i Freeh After After Fresh . After After. U Houra IS Hoars M Hour* is Hours) USE IGE JoTinatf, iU compnctacM gtren bjr A, G Tnbet, MOO iu beautiful ubtact of genuine Walnut. KEPT Degrees EXFT Dcjpeet Thejr may enjoy Its gloriooi quality of tone, which AY AT hu made Strombcrgârlsong the choice of time ALL THE who realty appreciate mudo. Thjs cJuwi,baaed on fl|Tir«a published by the Wnltsd 8tahs« Depnrtment of A»Hoalture, ahowa how buoterU mulUply In pasUmt. All tbU make* StrombergârUon the radio you laod milk when kept at temperatures aboye flfiy defreea. In. raw should have In your homo thli Christmas. milk the Inoreaae Is eren rreater. Similar developfnenta of bacterU take plaee in ail ptiUhablo fooda unleea properly YEAR ROUND Price, lei* tabes and tpeaker . 9188.

arrang* for l\ dmuntlntUm In yeur «tm JbooM D. A. JOHNSON CO. SEABOARD ICE COMPANY 16-17 Mechanic St., Red Bank, N. J. — BKA BMGIIT 4ikpro BBA^CH,— AMHrtftrirkioc . IKED BANK, DRADLEY BEACH - AVON — srnnra LKKV - i MO. "

It Payi to Advertise in The Register -, •• •• I tj( i f * ' f i I. , ' REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1928.

need any lecture on thrift They do fall and early' winter are now back - .'II ••;•:.. |.!'O"r,t>.l J.1> „ V m^t-^- 1.^. - '.. not belong to the class of people de- home. Cold weather and snow, are BANK REGISTER. scribed In the remark of the Western too prevalent at this season of th« cowboy philosopher who said that year to make automobile toun al- Christmas was the time of year luring in the Ndrtft: "when the gent \rtio cant Afford It • :» • ' • •si bjiys presents for the gent who dont want 'em." .. These Christmas club Borne automobile association* have folks who saved their money and been gathering statistics as to" the made deposit! in the banks during behavior of American tourists in SO weeks of the'year can be depend- Canada. After a trial of several ed upon almost without exception to years Canada voted down prohibition , *' WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1028. uae their savings Judiciously. They and liquor can now be obtainedther* know the value of.thrlft.and the de- legally at a Bmall coat. Considering the vast amount of bootlegging and Factory Distributoris for A, & itf e at Freehold Rug MUh nials that It entails. Most of this i i money will be spent, but a consider- drunkenness that takes place In, this country, ono might think that Amer- able part of It will be used to start run over and i • • • hilled by an automobile while he was brings increased business for the walking across a road near his home banks. From' the community stand- The only moral that It Is posslbl i ... Tb,S driver of the car was blinded by point of Increasing the number of to deduce from this state<^of affairs .v^tbB' glaring lights of another auto- thrifty and Industrious citizens It Is Is that there'must be a great many • mobile and he did not see Mr. Parker an institution too large In Its benefits people who get "a whole'lot more en- -•.illjtll It was too late to avoid hitting to be measured in terms of dollars joyment dp|ng something which It Is Spinet Desk* ': 'him. The driver was arrested on a and cents. The banks may not make forbidden £o do in their own land, technical charge of manslaughter. much ' profit j from Christmas clubs, than' they find- In doing the same but In other and more important ror mother's ei dauihttr's V He will probably not be punished, thing in a foreign land where it 1 toon, <*oo#s a dainty spin- •for according to witnesses tho acci- v/Sya they! share in the benefits not forblddoh. Many philosophers along with the rest of the commun- it Dtsk. It'j M'pnotlou H dent was not his fault hut was the have declared that human nature Is t U nut saail ittnctivt—, fault of the autolst who failed to dim ity. a queer thing and this condition with his headlights. regard to American tourists in Can- ada aeem3 to prove it • • $24^0

•:.•"')/"• "•• •• • * * ... The driver of the car with the Americans in Canada (Town Talk continued on page 28. glaring headlights is the man who 4I» ' Ladder Bpck , should be arrested and punished, but Not "Booze Hounds." One ot the quickest ways to find he.got away without being Identified, a job Is to advertise In The Regis- , Pretty.much all the folks who.go ter's Want department—Advertise- ; Chair. ^t requires little exertion and only a automobile touring in Canada In the ment moment of tlmo to dim the headlights of (in automobile. Failure to Buih seat, «t- do'this little thing cost the life of Mr. Parker. He Is only one of many vlc- $17.75 . ' tlms of glaring headlights. \ ' - il • • • • Every once In a while the police The Governor and the rural police go out on the highways and make all autolsts show BLUE BJITIIR WinthroQ their drivers' licenses. This la all ftBBPH : ^Ight, but'an even better thing would ^ ^a'to stop all autolsts who fail to dim Desk v/ •their lights when approaching other is Better "ipararor when approaching pedestri- The Governor \ Wlnttwl •; ana who are crossing streets or walk- Desk is tpadquily •qulpp** ing along roads. Some kind of pun- Urg« drawers, wide, wrltlni ishment should be meted out to these •pace backed with tin] car drivers. Examples should bo7 dnwera Md plentiful pis made of them so that all drivers who eoh-holw nakt this'dealt:i Sire careless or Indifferent about tint family place, Berpen obeying this law will know, that they Una front and rlitaif 'im cant break the law with impun(ty. • deeoratlon. • Bolld nabog .any— . >'>';• . • • • ' ' •"Cars with headlights which are $75.00 never dimmed are making., shambles of the roadB. Continued violations of this sort should result In the guilty operators being put off the roads for keeps. They are almost as danger- ous as drunken drivers. Let the police get after these offenders good For family comfort and pride, about linen frieze, reverse cushions or all Martha : Sund hard for awhile, and see if some the best gift you could choose is a liv- over Jacquard Velour. Three-piece Improvement cant be made "over Washington present conditions. ing room suite—a well-built one, be suites range in price from $119.75 to sure, covered in mohair, perhaps, with $450.00. Sewing Cabinet Christmas Club Funds as A iolld Mahogany Htrtha Washington Bewlng C*Mm» an Education in Thrift. If you want to make Christmas meaif something la a practical gift-beautl- t' Something like $160,000 has been fully finished. released this month by the thrju more than a mere exchange of trifles, give furniture banks of Red Bank In the form of this year.' For furniture is a good gift, always. $19.75 . Christmas club savings. The effect of putting this great eum of money How proudly you can present a piece of good furni- in circulation among tho people of ture—and what lasting joy you bestow with it. The Red Bank and vicinity was immedi- cost is moderate. Hundreds of lovely things are ately discernible. It set the wheels of Christmas trade in motion. here at prices the most limited budget can well con- Occasional :. • • * sider. Come in, let us help you choose appropriate O ;• The folks who were the beneficia- pieces for everyone on your list—you wul not be Chairs ries of' this stream of money do not urged to buy. / up, downy comfortablj , o... ir for the nan la a isosj -r acceptable gift. Man] r itylea to ohoow from—

One Day's Hemembrance $22.50 to. $65.00 Which Will Serve Many Years • It la a pleuant thought that one day's remembrance will bring comfort and happiness for yean to come. Such a gift Is this bedroom eulte In fine Burl Walnut, Prisdlla full dust-proof construction. Slx-pleco suite— Cabinet $195.00 It" yon ait looUnj for a Salary gift toe mothtr or ststtr, ebooM a Frisollla Btwlnt Cabinet In «611d mahogany.' New atyla lid New Setting for the makes this cabinet mat Dining Room Dlnneri will be more Interesting with a dining room suite lor their background, A very smart one to choote Is a Bheriton, in mahogany with blue haircloth chair •eats. Ten-piece suite— $275.00 TelepKorio Stand

Tha ett-nstieotod talapbomi End Tables Make Excellent Gifts should be Nmemband at Obrlatmai with a itaad and ehilr of Its own. In mahogany or antique nupl*— A smartly finished Bod T»- bU with solid mahogany top ia a useful and attrac. $11.75 to $15.00 Un ttft- $5.00 ItaUan tot Tabl», Iolld mahofary Ohis Giant top with book trough-. Potiery Davenport Tables A rites of gtnulnt Italian 88.75 A Darenport Tabls of tttraotln Usa U rotWy or OlaMwan of POWER most ussful in tb* hom»-nloely finished, atuular design will maka a gift for which your good Mat* vlll long b» rtmtm- •» i* flt.1t $16.75 •and, '.. s ^mokesmotors run more smoothly Olhtn up to flMf With ESSO in the rank you get ESSO It gold everywhere from (aster acceleration^ smopf her power, •liver colored ESSO pumps. It court no bucking, no mailing, no knock, n trifle more per Rallon (lian KIUIO- See Our Display of Beautiful Lamps— Make Splendid Gifts ing—lea* necessity tor shifting llnc, but imiiiilly It KIVCII no much gears on the hills, more mileage that it actually costi ESSO vnporlzca In the motor more Ie«a. Many now atyloa to choose Irpra, Including now hund-decorated »lc» •hadw—iwjlotd Jfrom ' $3*00 to $65,00 Complete quickly than regular gniollnc. It Tc«t ESSO yourself—In your own f tarts quickly, firesclennl y and burns cnr. A tnnkful will show you tho «oapl*t«ly—producing • sweeter difference. On sale nt the iilv«r RUGS MAKE FINE GIFTS-OtJR STOCK IS COMPLETE flUMuajb mate flexible engine. colored ESSO wimp*. V BED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12.1928.

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-r*>v • i I * it i , < \ •Twro tralnsjoruhed toto an, aiitomo- bll« on a crossing at'Bradley Beach Upt Wednesday; William .Marvin, *lyer pt tbe au(o/a?d fltanloypiger, th^of Olendola, escaped with only ' '^Injuries. f Meryiiv "drove tba A i perfectly' emqlslfled. quall« ito«" southbound train. He and ;(y\ pridapt—clein," delicious s' Blger'Jumped from the machine and ) Jii»t?«soaped< feeing bit by a north- Wide from itrictly ftethfteth e«gi,e«gi,\\ bound train which smashed intoHbe cl) and highesst «rad» mm»» - Mltomoblle. • ,_ _

' t t , < EVEBJBTT NEWS.' I Contain! no,,filler to thicken. The,Blessed Sacrament Giuld Met • Hurd's and Eaton* Stationery, jlMt Week atMrs. Frank Halejfa. ItOOnp. '•illici•illicit BQ'OIIJBQOIIJI UitfUitf,, ' g>'t\g>' "' FOUNTAIN PEN DESK BET, I > •• ;:iT'S DIFFEREfjfDIFFEREfjfff , "The Bleated, Sacrament guild'of ', v* LEATHER WBITING OASES, SL Catherine's church net last week woo to $30.00 Packed In Half Pint, Pint, at Mrs. Frank Haley's. After a short $L75 to' $9.Z5 ;QU«(t and .'Gallon Jan. ,,\ . business session a social time ,waa DBINKINO & COCKTAH. CUPS enjoyed with card playing," Thirty MODERNISTIC DESK SETS and In leather Casts, ,'pn from Monmouth county. Th((*oth»r Mrs. Frank Toop and Mrs. Frank lit the dance whloh they held at tbi first prize was for the beat bushel of Bloodgood will be the hostesies -at s>choolhou*e. last Friday sight An- applet from Monmouth county and the January meeting, i other dance will be held at the muni the.fourth was for the beat tray of William Domldion, Jr., Is slowly Im- place Friday night of next week. Delicious apples. The HulaeharU hid proving at a New York hospital from The Iron work on the bridge ne*r. second best tray of Delicious applet, Injuries be received at thl* place last Fullx Tumldalsky's farm has been ri£ third best tray of Grimes, second but summer. painted. • fancy basket of Greening*, steond Mrs. Joseph MerU was taken with John Qolden, son o£ FatrlcR Golii- S/ieer as v best basket ot Golden. Delicious and a sudden attack of sickness Wednes- "•;••: ,Re- d Bank by the social service or- their share, of,the money to pay f >.• JL gift t rant motor etr—oo moro Aimixiremiile» are al-. ganization. ... .•;,;'•• y 'W.: <.their, annual',trip' to Trenton In the Has a Root; Edge syringy:•••';!:-^--.v::r--;:-;..1" • . di&gfaM motor or today thaja d>s rady prood sod enthuslwdc owoi • CHILDREN DIE Bf TIKE. Mrs. Frank Toop and sons Charles v and George, Eugene Cotton and Bd- Doris Reynolds, who live* with her NssV'-tOO". en o(*e f4Q(i". though it vu A new Gotham Gold Snipe ~sHk stocking—a aunt, Mrs. ReedOager, was operated •oaotaead oolyJuno tu Freehold Children Had Bran ]>ft gar Layton attended the school fair whole tamlly wffl grVa thm / mere wisp of nothingness, so crystal dear, to cob- at the Leonardo high school la»t Fri- cut for : appendicitis/ at the Polnc Alone for Short WhUo. r : ringing cheers vhea this smut, web sheer is it Bat sturdy, withal, for it has been day. '• -,'.'••• m-- FiVW;'."r'~'i'-.-.' '•\ '; • Pleasant hospital laat week. The op- Ion«irTwlnIgnW6nperform*nce, The. two children, of Mr. and jlri eration was successful and Doris Is grsceml «t stops la front of your Bijur C*atn4l?*d Chusis Infcrica. cleverly reinforced at points of greatest wear.And, ,. Raymond Conklln and family,hav« rapidly improving.' '• > • v Frank tybodfleld; of > Freehold were moved to the Kennedy nursery faro* door on Christmu Ere or Christ, tlon sbd Buoy • other' important of course, the magic Gold Stripe permits no run burned to death In tholr home Satur- i Albert Bennett will continue to oc- at Nutswamp. • " •\' v*-Xr, cupy and .operate the Campbell farm nu morning. improTementiadd pleunre to ercry to pass beyond it! day morning. The mother had left Mrs. David Houtten returned'Sat- them to make a short visit, at a which he formerly owned and whloi «Uo of your motoring* Created for formal daytime and evening wear, urday from a visit, with her' cousin was recently boughty by William O tbefiwt one who drives it wlUteU neighbor's home a few door* away. Miss Elizabeth Brown of Brooklyn.' : silk from top to toe, this very sheer, very lovely Tlio children were Cortenlus, two Fullum of New York.: Mr.-PUIlum ill die mr fc is e«ier steering, Fof chriitmei delivery, order now, Mr. and Mrs. Joieph Mauser, Mrs.-also bought Joseph "Leffereon's farm plcot edge Gotham stocking costs only $2.50, years old, and George four. The George Mauser and John Connors at- sweeter l»odlliig,thsn toy other Yoa csn select from oqr complete • elder boy was found, lying on the and he will use both place* for dajrj Qkuanable (it the season's most favored shades. tended the funeral last Thursday of flrmlngg . '''; v. .,"", csr she ererhss ddven. MoUd»ydlipliyofnew"400"mod. floor near the door of the kitchen Mrs. James Wall of Long, Branch. while the younger one was seated Mrs. Wall, who> was a sister of Mrs. Mrs. Elisabeth Hebeler,, her son Ei!- And immediately, the fttO" will el»—*brilllsot showing of the new- THE ROSE SHQP In Its high chair/ The origin of the ward and-her nephew Fred Bano- become everyone's favorite, no mats_ Joseph Maiiser and Mr. Connors, died haok have returned from^ Forked est and finest In modern motoringi ( : Incorporated ' Ore Is not known. suddenly the early part of last week. River, where they had been since last • Sadwa from W0. to «*,»«', dslhraral. • CsajajM, UbrloKti, VJttoria. fro«*. »«0(t<» »M0T. dtllvsnd. 73 Broad Street, \ Red Bank. Miss Mildred Brepkenrldge, daugh- spring. Edward Hebeler and Mi'. , Died From Injury. ter of John Breckenrldge, accompan- Bansback had a very successful sea- 'John Klnny of Matawan township ied her grandmother from Holmdel 1 ; son in the fishing' and boating bu* - died, of concuslon of the brain ac- last week to Buffalo, Mew York, ne»s at Forked River. cording to Dr. H. W. Hartman, coun- where they are visiting relatives. Albert'Bennett has completely' ri ty physician. Klnny died at the Mat- Mrs. William Cross of Red Bank covered from'pneumonia. Ho wont NASH 400 awan hospital Sunday of last week. was a visitor lastweek of Mrs. John gunning one day laifc- week. XMib tike sTVrl« ««s JWsfsf Cm PMt» He had been placed there when the Jeffrey of this place. • : • Theodore Wuebber Is having his police found him on the street and A new guard fence I* being put up house repainted. The work is beinr,- IHTPOBTAHT aTBATUBBS — JT0 O TBS It TBEJU thought he was drunk. No traces of algngr the Mlddlptown rotd la; front done by Ray- Hulling and Edwati.' A New Service to alcohol were found In any of bis or- ot Charles Leonard's farm. '" ': Youngs. •»••'• Twlo-IgnUoa mocof Alomlnnmallorplston* Bl|u* eeorrtUMd Longer wbeelbaies gans, It Is believed he had been hit St. Mary's church has been trans- «Alrm»*W spark «rr»*3 chMiH Inbricatioo One-pleceSJoa Our Customers by an outomoblle. COLTS NECK NEWS. ferred from the pariah of St Gab Nvwdoubledtop&ans Bleetrle docks fcnoer* «•»» i - •'.. riel's church of Bradevelt to the par- H^copjJ Tonteod vlbratfo* ^ wm UNCEOFT NEWS. William ' Oanler's Truck Skids on Ith of St Dorothea's church of Hoodilll* and toTtJoy V Eaton town. A new priest Is now if. oodilll* and toTtJoy _~f™f . . cerocerommt plsisldd over ' Slippery Xtosd and Overturns. sbocktbforbesbocktbfobnn World'«esde»t wearing Skl Nsih Special Deilgo Frank Toop Gets 101 Eggs From 110 charge of the church at this place. de»t wearing Sckel nd c EXCELLA An automobile owned by Conrad (atht«j»W«j «arlng ennkshaf <"><>( " «* The basketball team of the Pioneer Chickens in One Day. Salon Bodies 7.h«arln(Mlhimmtpimi)g ennkshafi bumpeis Eucher' broke down near Vandet- club of boys defeated J,ersayville at (Mlhitpi) Short turning radio* Frank Toop, who has a small burg during the snow storm Satur- this place laBt Friday by a score of chicken farm near the village center, day.- William Ganley used his truck 23 to 18. Arnold .Conover was ths PATTERNS gathered 101 eggs from a pen of 110t> tow 'the automobile to Mr. Dech star of the game. The outllncB o: White Leghorn chickens one day lut er's place. While Mr. Canley was the basketball court were painted on week. Mr. Toop > received 618 egg* on bis way home his truck skidded the floor by Walter D. Fields. ' NORMANDIE MOTORS, Inc. 20c I5c from" this pen in seven days. He has en the snow-covered road near Emit 2*- several thousand chickens and all of jHofman's hotel and overturned. No1. 170 Monmouth Street, Phone 2537, Red Bank, N. J them are laying equally as well as The Super-Salesman. ' .. much damage was done and Mr - Luke Longhead In The Register We an pleated to announa thaopen., those in the prize pen. He finds aCanley escaped injury. talks to over 35,000 people every ing of our new Excell« Pattern D*-.. ready market for. the eggs at Bed The congregation of the Reformed weelc^-Advertlsement r panment where you ctn now obtain panetns featuring iht anuttest and: newest Paria moot) a( minimum coat, •

Excella Pittenu are giunstwd toki abiolutcly perfect-in atyta tnd fit. "Money refunded tec patten ALL SALES ALL SALES ind material if «ny low rcaulta dut to a defect in thl pttttm." FINAL. FINAL.

THE EXCEUA - No'CrerJita;',••>•- No Credits FASHION QUARTERLY No Exchanges No Exchanges Thia beautiful publication fmum No Approvals No Approvals the newest atylea in ExalU Patttml. Then are smart frockl for all oca- aions, suits, coats rod wrap* ilto • chirming selection of chueren'i dothtl. RED BANK, N. *J. 10 cents • copy Great Clearance Sale of Dresses fcJ-HTLK SifttINC F 17 BROAD ST., RED BANK. N. J. We are offering for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only, 200 Beautiful Silk Dresses at theV^ry Remarkable Low Price of HllilinillMMH 200 Beautiful You'll find all the season's newest Silk Dresses al shades and styles in this lot of FURS Dresses—ones suitable for Street Don't Be Misled—This is a Factory, Not a Store. The •mart woman who dresses with wise and Aftertioon wear, in Flat Crepe, ,••• What more beautiful gift could you give than economy will recognize this exceptional value. Crepe Satin, Twill Cloth and Wool a Fur Coat? We have a large selection of all • First come—first served. So come early for ; kinds of furs. • the best selections. Our regular $10.00 values. •Jersey. ', \ ; •, . '-• •• '•"'<•• Sealen Self Trimmed—Reg. $75 Value; Now $45 ; Gen. Raccoon Coats—Reg. $200 Value; Now $135 Australian Opossum—Reg. $195 Value; Now $160 Marmink Coats—Reg. $185 Value; Now $155 American Opossum—Reg. $125 Value; Now $100 .; Buy That Coat You Have Been Jer. Dark Muskrat—Reg. $180 Value; Now $155 ; Jer. Brown Muskrat—Reg. $175 Value; Now $135 '• (1029 Model) ; Wanting Now at Genuine Northern Seal, Marmink Collar and Cuffs, i Sizes 36 to 50. Reg. $140 Value; Now $112.50 : 8 8a m08t exc Genuine Caracul, Russian Fox Collars, Unrestricted choice of our entire ^0^^ .^P"^^ 40*/ ^\ * ^ptional oppor- Regular $150.00; Now $115 stock of high-grade Coats. This W ^^K M(Zv!\ tunity to purchase a new Winter A Small Down Payment will eecure offer is good for a limited time • ^^^H H ft) Coat at a great savings. A small nny of theso beautiful Coata. ^^Lmm. W * *S deposit vr$ hold any Coat for fur- You eavo a*, least $50 on any Cottt by only. Take advantage of it. er buying from our factory. IHHH ^^^F *h delivery. Two yean Fr«e Repairing and Storage) OFF on every Coat bought from us. OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES! Batlafnctlon Guaranteed I We do the flneet repairing and remod- eling at most rouonabla prlcea, Sport and Dress Coats. Women's and Misses' •. Fur Trimmed Dress Coats. Coats of most exclusive styles and best work- ANTLEMAN Sport and Street Coata of Imported Mixtures Dress Coats. manship, tailored of tho finest fabrics and and Plaid8; carefully tailored. Dress Coats, in Suodo and Broadcloth with fur trimmed with luxurious furs. trimmings of Wolf, Fox or Skunk. • ' Regular $49.50 Less 20 * BROTHERS Regular $16.50 - Less 20% Regular $24.85 -Le88 Manufacturing Furrier* Regular $593 Less 201 KEYPORT, N. J. Regular $19.85 - Less 20$ Regular $34.85-Less 20^ Phono Knyport nil. Regular $7150 Less 202 Front Struct, Opp. roil Offlc* »v it* ,<> .it <4 "i • •. REP BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12J1928.

^Income -from whloh )• to b* used in < FIRE CAUSES DEATH, The fire waa discovered by a pasting liumo Dt Mr and Mrs C Henry Fro-, Finding a Job, holdtra 01 ihU perpetuity for'the oar« and upkeep outomoblllst who aroused the family t)UGco. A doctor who was called said} One of the quickest ways to Una Dlrntora for tha s..- and sent In a call for the Free* a job la to advertise In The Regis- other biiilnaia u may ill of t)j» burial plot. She aim ordered HUlbnrat Man Died aa Bcsnlt that Mr. Abrams would Buffer from, fora it, trill B< ttelif TuV a'suitable monument to 1>e erected hold and EngllehtoWTl firemen. Mr. fhocfc as a result of his experience ter's Want department-Advertls* menu J0«, la II. baaUi? over her grave at a cost of f (KM. All Abrams was M'ycati old and tho but'that the* effect would not show ojwn from «l«v»n o'( An Incendiary /Ire In the home of o'ciixk noon, fee rest of Mra..White's estate was Walter Abrarnu at Mlllhutat Monday shock caused hla collapse. Hia wife foi about three days. in nlnoty years old. After the tiro bequeathed to her husband and h» night of last woek roaulLed In the .SSJuffl^klfTT!2tc<, is the executor of the will. Sir, and Mrs.'Abrama went to the of Red, Bank, N.w Jeraey. death ot Mr, Abrams on T::ureday. It pays to advertise In The Register. tht rwular annual nuaUng of the stock- Dntad Deearaber », 1J2»«

.rdrevXjA 8t<|l«^-Ot»ier - -v r* > . The1 .Will of Mr^Wnrtt )Be** t& "Connors, widow of1 Charles Col*- SSf?8JflSJBW?!8f?Kf?!^^ non of Hudson avenue* Red Bank, who1 died Noventbe^'lK cMhls year, vu probated at Freehold tut week. The. will-WM ;ma4» Ootobtr lit of thle yew, with ^fettle, VanBrunt and- ' Theodore D, PwaOJBS as wltne»»ei. Mrt. Connors left two daughter*, ^lle^nor and Anna, and one son, Ed- HOOD FURNITURE FOR EVERY HOME" ' Ward, 'TO each of the daughter* waa loft UOO,"and Mrs Connors'* friend, Margaret Conk, waa named aa their guardian until i tndy reached tiielr ,. majority. All the reat of Mrs. Con* nora'a ejtato waa bequeathed In truat Open Every to Margaret Con}c, aa exaeutrlx, the Income from which la to be used for Evening' Evening the education and support of Mrs. Cannon's son Edward, until he if den- Xmas. Until Xmas. es the age of ?X years, At that tune the trust fund will cease and all of MM. Connors'a estate is to be divided equally among the three children, i ll|n, Laura Anna Towler of Key- port made hor will Ink month, with James Lookwood and. Anna Brltanak aa&itnesBes. Mrs, TowUr left a hus- UOKER8, cabinet* and starlds are con' band, William Towler, and three chil- sldered most favorably aa gifts to men, EDAR Cbo:^.' Tbo very mention of dren, Ernest Towler, Sstelle Young of course I But it does make u differ- one suggests treasured possessions and and Mabel Carter. Mra, Towler left s ence wiere you buy them—the difference Csafe preoervation! Every woman would a|| her estate,-real and-personal, to - of wide variety as well as of value for the love to have a cedar chest! Beside a win- her husband and her three children i prtcel Our buyers have achieved a r«puta* dow, across a corner—perhaps with a fancy 1(1 equal shares, Thomas I* Smith of. 1 pillow thrown across its top—the nephew, Arthur L. RolUon, 1400. To Lloyd C. Holtion, ion ot Arthur HoiHcrn, $800. To Robert Topplna, Franela Qllvar Top. j>ln»' Jr., >nd J«n» Topping, MM Stokes, a diamond ring aet with six litefalnesi, and happiness—and your* mind immediately turns to furnituvo! Nothing else pays such big dividends sapphires, hla summer residence the proverbial Baying "Time enough SwhicU is the accommodation rendered i property at Belmar Park and all the H proves little enough." Early shoppers in satisfaction—Nothing else gives you to much for your money—Nothing else brine* >o much ioy to the whole in i':i matter of financing Christmas, • property In the house and In the ga- get best selection and no discomfitures familyl rage, and also his automobile and all Try It! . • . personal property in bis garage at Freehold. All tho rest of his estate he bequeathed, to his wife and son in the proportion of two-thirds to hla

Mohair and Frieze Suite—The Supreme Gift Such a suite adds dignity and beauty to tho living room! The For Her Bedroom, Give This Fine Suite! heavy mohair covering with cushions roversod in FrJezo Jnsuro Glvo tho homo bedroom furniture that carries with It a lifetime newness of appearance even after long use. Soft, deep upholstery of proud ownership—it coata no moro to have that kind, if you over full spring construction; beautiful carved . 4AI« chooso hero! Suite pictured, lnbeautl.'ul walnut ven- A^ _« frames. A superbly line Christmas gift for the \|UR flfl eer and other select cabinet woods, of authentic 5)011*1 (Ml borne) ..., «f,X«7«J«UV "f * We/ •"" Give Her a New Sewing Cabinet Chain Yon Should Give •. Many a mnn has given one for a selfish Planning Your reason; ,but whatever his motive, her in- Tho wise giver Is he who gives comfort plus—ana that Is what the proper chair terpretation of It was a happy one. Tot represents! Comfort plus beauty and last- a handy sowing cabinet puts every house- Christmas Gifts • tog quality I To I* exact—chairs like we wtft In a happv framo of mind I Get "her* are Wiowlnp now—the moat sensational one of thcae: Why search out of town— values la yoarst Pruscilla, and Other Styles $4.78 ' visit the Art Kraft Shoppe. ' Pull-Up Chairs $12.B0 Take your time making se- Mavi!:a WaihinRton Stylei $9.80 Coxwell Chain $29.50 lections; browse through the shop, and when ready we will suggest and help you in your selections. Gifts for, all occasions is our specialty. You'will find some new suggestions for SCOOTERS! Only those toys that am worthwhile will tie found In our vnst dlipluy, DOLLS1 everyone of your family the children luvo not been forgotten In SehwnrU'a. You mny rlmrj-o Here's a real thriller for tho purchnaea. Well dressed dolls, some with and your friends. Our floor active child, a value at— natural balr and some large EXPRESS WAGON 1 DESK SETS shed. They start at— is filled with most every- $1.19 98c • thing you can think of to Kn»y nmalnff wagon* with rub- Solid oak desks with chnlr (n bor tired wheels. Wo rcsorvo match. An Insplratlonnl rift take care of all yourChrist- .VELOCIPEDES 1 tlic rlRlit to limit supply. Shop DOLL CARTS I i for anv child. From— DiUght the hoart of all boyn nr>d Strpngly built, large nsaort- mas Gifts from the lowest •ome glrlf, too, Tlicv rin't at- $4.49 $0.05 mciil, nil tho lntcot colors, to the highest price. The Prices start at— $4.80 BUY TOYS ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN1 $2.98 quality of our merchandise Prcient'Mltady a Now TabUj Give Tho Nome a Secretary is always of tho best. Tliero liven no won.dii who Would not b« Uno would travol far to find looretarlen as thrilled with onu of our now, occasional beautiful (ui those wo Imvo for you I Indeed tables I Tlioy mo so ilocorntlvo to the our buyers ncourod tho markets to secure OPEN room, no bountiful of wood and finish, w, tho outstanding vnluonl Nothing; In the cxclutilvo nml nrlnlrjuinllo n» to exolt* ron« The Art Kraft whole cntogory of gifts can rival the INC. AN tinned admlratlun, Reluct one fur nir In secretary I it will prove a J. SCHWARTZ tho iintmniMcu Hint you liavil monument ot uaofulnoan and ACCOUNT choncil WomntliliiK ilxit will Shoppe pride—a «lft worth while. teach hor heart I Upward Prloed as Tow AS, 77-79 BROAD STREET - PHONE 270 - RED BANK, N.J. from 73 Broid itrejsjt $39.50 Rtd VanH RED Jurlty of two'votte over -C Kill ipmt part or lut wwk with "Mr* - taaL , William*.' j Brown, Norman ailing;, Johnson \ Qeona fT,'Hardy. . < , «Hk King U kept Indoors with Ooleraan. * *1 r.«y-'» Two flrts occurred, her* last «r««l. Dr. and Mrs. John H&V< hd ta»*«^TOfll«<»V«»iI Mm. W VSpVq have arrived at' Orlando,* in »«v flue bouse and the largo>plot,of Iau4 where they will spend ih> wjn owned en the WWdletowa'-«JdB of ths Mrs. Ira Antontdes, who'has vere-calHd «ut.t#4? Kept, Indoors four weeks with blasafatter«mhard fight Shrewsbury river, to Saffluel a and ness,' is around again. - ^ • , lor of the dw««tag,w»s bidly Audrey-Walker *>r *30, rtytfOjOlns IHenmary Park on the the Presbyterian •caftrch, has gone.to pledlpled"ln two >e*rs.>e*rs.- A.êA.êw automo- river front. The. land la A high, blulf,' bile was dtydestroyed dFida Fridayy nigh nightt whe whenn an tKe rlw, jpent' short vacations »t their bonuja^ v projecting out into the tiyer and g\v^ North Carolina and Virginia forta stay for the beneftt of Ms health^ . Law- a garage at WaUr Wltchiowned.by ALLEN ELECTRIC SHOP lnt a -wonderful view of the Screws-,, Mrs.-Carlo, caught flre.^^he cUup A.e*rlo«do!pulflg arl bury-river as far down as Oceanic, Frank Osterbolt has tptea a-Job at ,Ute Vows ( Paul Bier's bakery shop. '' -, >», 'of the re- was put out by the firemen,t ,' '63 Broad Street. Red Bank, N.J. The property wentlor a long time by Mr. and Mn.vwUUam Simpsonl,th aid of'Vt Bobbins family, for many years... It ii electrlo torch, an ax. and a »»»»»»>»»»»»*»*»»>»»»»•»»>»•»»•»»• regarded as one of the finest, plot's The safe had been lacked on the upper part* of the MiddleUwn years. In it were books conUlnfj side,of the river. It'has been oc- locortfs of the doings of muAlelpjS -A' cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Walker' threi\ ofllclals twenty and more'years sgd. '; ' '*"* \ I- ) years. Their lease contained.an ôp- The Bate was owned by Thomas.J. (V. Anderson Brothers tion of sale which they have now ex- Emery, who gave the officials at Ut ercised. __ time permission to keep the bookSj •jit- safe.\ STORAGE WAREHOUSE University Women Meet The Varsity club basketball team The December meeting of the Uon- will play the high sohool team on 'S-\ ' tnouth county branch of the Ameri- Filday night of this week. Edward can association of university wo/nen B;om Is a new member of the Var- a mm Local and Long Distance Moving sity club; was held" Monday afternoon at the Last week Hose, company No.1 2 home of the president, Mrs. Edmond elected Joseph Stryker president, de Monselgle of'Belmar. The hos-Norman Olson vice president, Nor- - '< Our vans are padded and dust-proof. tesses were graduates of Columbia, :>.an Conover secretary, Harry Po*. Bnrnaf& Teachers' college,'Smith ten, treasurer, Cytenlus Btryker fore- V '' Packing, crating and shipping to all r.nd Tufts.,They presented a Christ- man, James VanMater assistant fore- mas program. 2 . - man and Raymond Balleran chief 1X7HAT nearer to hu heart than,fur« points. engineer. At the conclusion of the AXLANTIO HIGHLANDS NEWS. business meeting a dinner was served * ' nuhingt? 0§ur sfocks'-are noyr ty Harry Posten and H.'DeUord Lit-' . full,—offering «^yide ••««»»•••••<

SHIRTS—Negligee or pleat- LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS DRESSING GOWNS — ed bosom*, plain or collar —Hand embroidered initiali. Plain or brocaded, beautiful attached. SOkShirU. Novelty Handkerchief!. ' color*—in brown, blue, ma- roon or purple.

Costume Jewelry

WflODERNIZED ideas In ex- /"\UR brilliant, holiday gift quisite lingerie have all collection contains replicas luxurious and dainty of tho latest original .Paris charm ot Paris. Beautiful creations, colored beads of gifts of bandeau sots, gowns, Eophisticatcd elegancelecauce and ( o HALF HOSE—A wide as-. bloomers and chemises. smart bits in silver and gold. torbnent in silk, lisle and GLOVES—Fur Iked gray NECKWEAR *- Imported suede, or in tmart natural wool in various colors. and domestic, in a great color pigskin. variety of designs and color*

The New Onyx Pointex Handbags : ARE expertly designed to a' silk stockings complement ever/ costume. Antelope and calfskin for daytime and brilliant rhlnestone bags for evening. In envelope and pouch styles. SWEATERS—The Perfec The Christinas UNDERWEAR—Silk and Gift for the Man who like., $2.95 up wool, all wool, cotton and out-door sport*. We have i wool. a No, matter what kind HATS—Nothing will plea** ' fine selection of coat and sfij Gift de Luxe you with we have them.. All him more than: a Knox Hat over Sweater*, in xombin* serviceable and warm. on-Christinas niomiqg. tion colon and plain. . A gift of arresting tardiness. A gift tint Gloves of flatten the giver for hia, -A FEW OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS: or her, good taste; and the Importance FOR MEN AND BOYS; recipient that her charms should "TTHERE Is a certain some- Wallets Umbrellas demand each loveliness! thing about our gloves Garter Sets Slickers Leather Coats Give Onyx Pointex style 750, an exquisite that gives tholr wearers an Suede and Tan Leather, air of assurance. In French chiffon Blocking, silk from top to toe. $1,95 Best Ever Slippers Suede Jackets Sheep Lined Coati. kid and washable doeskin Suspender Sets Lumber Jacks Initial Belt Buckles Other Styles $1.45 up $1.98 «P Canes Pajamas Belts FOR LADIES AND MISSES. Scarfs Leatherette Raincoats Wool Vests and LEATHER COATS. Linen Scarfs of Smoking Jackets Leather Jackets All Shades. 'Kerchiefs Fashion All Gift* Boxed in Holiday Boxes Free, A LONO with other things, handkerchiefs have gone a ' PERFECTLT charming :•:*!••.•• > : feminine and eorno of the "gift Is the one of tho lovellcit are thosa of sheer gay silk scarf for there Isn't After Your Name He Will Look for Ours. white linen, lace edged. a feminine alive who doesn't Smart designs. like a bit of color. 98c 98c

STLK WiBw>a^[:Shreet, 17 BROAD STREET. Store ,;OECteMBER 12,1028. returned after spending several days! wltoto^dtos, Brks.

Oroyir!»i house-cn Byoarabre av)nu«, f-ss TOPved to Red Bsftk, 'Mr. lands, ognauots a vegetebl* stand In Wag- iar1* meat m«rk«t atRed B»nl<- • ;:-Lestor Scott has bought a new itsvrpJst coach. 'His brother, «*<- |*mln Scott; who, Is.employeU at New Yorlt,' spent the ne-ejfen.d; at1- his lUroBher*,; ^.V- V-; r^;;1' ^_v.';.. v/1; Theodore'R 7orre.ll"and John F.' Dein are sponalng a few days et N«W York. ••-.••.• --; :.:.:--::-,V: ' •:•/. The Monmouth consolidated water cpmpany is preparing to astend. its mtei1 inalns down Whlt« »tre«t ' William Foaleo, vfho oonducts a „.,. by Mra. Wm»UfHNWty•• **. Tboma« itdlng academy at this place, Is plan- He sold this farm ning to send some ot his horsfs'tb f s,venue haj returned after spending : v r , i tosMr, 'Btevart va l(tt|s over two wo we,«Jq|iwltftihir parent* at Al- Qoorgla.ior the winter. '•• '; v ?v; !'«»• sgo and moved to Blvsr Plan, nhuft i :* : u U;' •&>; : / Henry Billings has glveni.uji Jijs r ntwr* he bought a house and lot H» job asja.teat»st«r.for This Store Will Remain Open Evenings Beginning ._ wltf shortly build a house on, his: e,W,d : prbMrty at Llncroft and mov« there laitiTveek flahlrtp at »«.^~ -river...... ; . filovUvs. 'He is employed as a ehsm- ••Walter Lotick has -taken a poslUolU n Wednesday, Dec. 12th, to Monday, Dec. 24th, Inclusive. lttf by the Dr. R. H. Kline medlolne _ _ IJJ.|t!i(cfi and wlfli, th,e JerBey Centril. pwer - ft •'•; company of Wnlt« street, B«d JBsnk; Bell» Young tndhir grandson, Rob-

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SDkbt Fire tii Christ Church Cellar ••»: v:;::.-iv.- ;-,-'v. On Sunday. •- ' ' •• out to break our Sales Record -\fltbaa B«B«dd Biiik R»ii«t»r'«in ba koniM W's rfli waak In ShrtmbShrtmbyry F ; from RIsKsnl B»i»r »»,«>»,«« • poitodlei.tdlei1 . .:< .. /

Tha eighth grada pupils of th» .'•.;.'.: ''.; * publlo eohool hay*; ordered their oliii rings and pint. Thou In tha cl»ii are Juno Johnson, Ells»b.•.'•"&, I- satlonal Lamp'/Sal5 e last year. Priced/ pieces Is now offered at _- $89.00- ; The fire company will elect offloera complete: \" /w 9x12 Seamless AxmInlBtero.___410.75 tcr the coming .year tomorrow night }B.B0-J12.5i.'BrWge Lamps $55.00 Seamless Axollnstcro, extra. Another big bargain Is our regu- ;Mr8. Henry S. White of Red Ban $8.75 lar $250.00 grade now being sold v'lll'speak on, lmmlgrantii'Friday •'••$. ••*>. $11.00 Flow I*jnpI*jnpss, new deslgns_ $29.50 hjght at a meeting of On Presby- but for 10 pieces at ——^lW.OO A »7.08 $2.98 27-ln. Azmlnster Rugs at_?l^S tglan young p^ltfa .^^eynlaaWib, ir-) R! gw eoolety. tha -v- ''.. .•?eople,wll BUYHpW- Scores ] Others rip to $80.00 Some wonderful values In Berkey 4 riieet In the churoh .Sunday-schoo Gay mahogany and Walnut Suites. rfcom. MIBS Emma Holmes Is chair- 4, 5 AND 6-PC. {BEDROOM rpan of the program- committee.' UVI5IG «OOM, SUITES Joseph Billings, who has been em SUITES Ployed during the summer and fa] At About ,VyTiole»ale Price. , SO SEWING CABINETS StGKLE Superior grades In - new styles and by a circus company, left the olrcui Many new styles as well as the well Inst week In Tennessee and returnei Large coipfornble S-plece .Suites,. finishes just In from the best to his home here.'' 149 W. Front St., Reel Bank, N. J. $120 grade, Valour coverings known makers. known "MaVtha Washington" and .The Presbyterian foreign mission- •• • •'>; »"> A 5-pc. Walnut combination Suite "Prisdlla." ary society will meet tomorrow af- Phono Bed Bank 1296. A 3-plece Frame Suite of distinctive now 498.00 1 ' ternoon at Mi's. Robert VanDerveer style, in v heavy'Jacquard Velour. Now only $6.95 for the $8.95 grade at Red Bank. The society will enjo; A $165 .value" now closing out Our $198.00 5-pc. Walnut Suite now at • I •'• .^1ln priced at $169.00 Now only $11.50_for the $14.50 grade Karpen's Whole Line at Cat Prices, Other closo-out Bargains at . $109, $120, $175 and Up. Do Your Christmas Shopping at STREIT SLUMBER CHAIRS •.yCrT'i^-'i- TEA WAGONS ... . . , IN | ALL GRADES SCOOP SEAT CHAIRS We have simply put the prices below The popularity of this Chair prompt- any Furniture Store In the county. 412.50 (15.00 gradi is now ed us to arrange this Special. Ex- Here's a fine line and the savings are, Other styles at this time are priced tra fine quality Chairs covered la equally noticeable. • • uciii/ Shop at I $16.00, $18.80, choice Velours and Tapestries. A $60 value, Including Chair and ' $2240, $27.00, $33.50, $37.50 Easily a $14.50 value at $9.08 ^ $ N. Some are Solid Mahogany and Others Stool, at $49.50 % RE$ ?ANI^ N J I Other values from $11.95 to $23.00 OUR PRICES LOWE^$ TOWN 1 h are Solid Walnut. A matchless value lor prompt buyers. A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S, WOMEN'I^GlilLPREN'S FURNISHINGS •'..•• ' •'.••.. OPEN NDidS!'' '' "VI Men's Boxed Fancy Silk Boys' Golf Hose You Mill Find Some Exceptional Buys In This Lisl HANDKERCHIEFS CHEMISE Imported WooL at 70c and up. $2.98 and up 79c Special. Royal ivilton Rugs Children's Fool Tables Comfortables and Blanket* Bloth-rroqf .Cedar Chests Sleighs, Chairs and Rockers Fireside Chairs A full line of Men's Garter and DANCE SETS Governor Wlnthrop Desks High Chairs, Cribs and Mattresses Smoking Sets and Humidors Arm Band Set* $2.98 and up BOYS' SUITS High Orad^ Chinese Bugs Spinet Desip In Many Styles. (The above mentioned items are of Tippy Top and Card Tables with lone and Short Pants. at 60c and $1.00 TOWEL; SETS Vull or Table Tapestries^ tho substantial grado but priced to Spanish Benches A lull army of , 75c and up $7.00 and up Nmv Line of Attractive Mirrors sell quickly.) Foot Stools fca<*i_ llooslej: and Seller Cabinets NECKWEAR ~ Hlgh-Grade Silk Windsor Chairs—All Styles Magazine Rucks TABLE LINEN SETS Children's Desks and Chairs for Hen and Boyi. PRINCESS SLIPS Children's Ob Carts End and Console Tables Utility Tables 1 From 50c up. $3.00 and up $2.98 Special. Van Heuien Collars Alt Wool SATIN SLIPS ER0MPT AND FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILES. . In Christmas Boie*. BLANKETS $1.39 :• at $8.95 Special. Phone 181 'for further information regarding your requirements. 3 in a Box. ladles' Imported A largo' variety of Men's "i Pretty Hand-Vaulted Chamoisette Gloves 9nede, Buokekln and Kid PILLOW CASES $1.24 GLOVES at $2,49 Special. ' A fine) grade of Lined and Vnlloed, W« carry • fnU line of Men's Rayon Underwear At $2.00 and up REIS HOSIERY Uegulnr and Extra Bliea. ft in Xnua Bozea, A large variety of Ladle*' MEN'S PAJAMAS at SOo and 75c a Pair Imported and Domestic) Hlgh-grad* flannel* and broad- . A full. Una of Men> cloths, different styles I HANDKERCHIEFS Leather Jackets and , <; .•••••. o' > KEYPORT NEW JERSEY At $1.75 and up We also carry a lino variety of QUAUTV; &. PRICES GUARANTEED Sweaters v W» cjury • full Uae of , ••• v-/ ,\ rhIUIpp'* &• Jones Ladies' Coats and We carry a fun Una, of Dresses SHIRTS Root*' Underwear . From $2.00 and up. We carry a fln« line of GIRLS. •*rt* Men's Silk Scarfs Men's Clothing. Olrla''Trench Style at $2.00 and up RAIN COATS 1 Men-i BQYS. I'rom S to IS. BATH ROBES Uoy*' Le»tti«r«tt« Itoverslbie at $4.98 From $5 up to $10. JACKETS ' A largo variety of ±&**>^ at $5.98 Special Young Mlise*' and Children's Bmartlr Stylod Sport and Dressy Coats *& NEGLIGEES Genuine Leather Kevenlbte $3,00 and up JACKETS Children's All Wool ' at $10.00 SWEATERS A full Una of Ladlne' $2.98 SILK HOSIERY Boys'Shirts and r/\ Also Bills «nd Wool- Blouses ' Girls* Sport Hoie $ '. from $1.00 up at 79c and up at 49c J't'Wl BED BANK REGISTER,

HEW MayA-^BCHOOX. trait Monmoutb to Have More New Buildings. An army signal school to cost more than bait a million dollars will bs Ivllt at Fort Monmouth. This Is rsrt of a building program planned for the garrison which will eventual- i Jy run Into millions. An ofllcor from I itte quartermaster department was at the camp last week consulting This Big Sale of Canned Peaches •with Major R. J. Marshall, construction quartermaster, regarding plans for the new school building. The first building to be erected will Ends This Saturday! Hurry! bave accommodations for 100 student officers and 200 enllstocT men.

Special Master's Sale. asm or Libby's De Luxe The Leonard Eedlo homestead farm just outside of Keyport was told »t special master's sale last vtteltjo Harvey S. Bedle of Keyport The place contains S2 acres and Mr. if Peaches, ^ 18c: 3 can. 3c Bedle paid $14,600 for it Tw,o small 5 tracts In Holmdel township wore Bold to Charles I. Young for $400 and a lot at Keyport was sold to Lester California Peaches **<** 15c Terry for W>50. XEONABDO NEWS. Junes MaoPhee Bull-In* a House on His Brookside Development. {Tha R«a Bank Begkter «n T>a bought ewh wek.ln Leonardo at the atore -• Frtd Hcyen.t 25c James "MacFhee has started to build a bouse on his Brookside Park Reg. 9c Gold Seal Jj „ Ol? development When completed.' the witk'ou* fiu>bttw,iii Ae SouthTVVriiite/Mj* Buaberjerfc pkgs house will bo offered for. sale. A meeting of the deacons pt We Sic, becauia ir hu keen mode eniujh to acauire off>toaefji Baptist church will be hold Tuesday an thotoujnlj «o«ct witk «uaoura.\ - Macaroni or Spaghetti 4 ZDC night Four packages for the price of Three. Tasty, Wholesome, Economical Toodi Miss Emma Leonard has returned leacljweaasjio! golfvcu.anj ttomrtrtu anJ horns Irom a \lsit at Newark. ' More Big 25c Values ! Mrs. Margaret Johnson Is spending s jwitlisccuitwac'cl fuhion-fotMi5ht.hu Look What a Quarter Will Buy ! a few days with relatives at V f«hem for you »o wtD, ani *» csxlr, Aut tomorrow, F S cans 200 Peanut Butter. Bank. V _ Bed Blpe Tomatoes . Jar Wo • Mr, and Mrs. Charles EYost-have ILue will welcome youJn^mpUttttaaWM for Mixed Vegetables £ cansZGc "SealOaU a bo ts 25o Farmdals Feas _____ pg returned .home after having spent a SSbltoy Ginger Ale •oi'ek with friends at Newark. 5ou«!J«nJ ll S botsKo Evaporated Milk . Sunrlso Tomato Catsup 8 cansKo TEha sewing club mot last Frlda; Beech-Nat Cooked Spaghetti , "> cansZSo I small cans 26o 3 pkgs25c night at Mrs. Lome Waddoll's. Breakfast Farina -— 3 bota 26c • Arthur Larsen, who attends Trl- Gelatine Desserts — S pkgs 25o ' Skldoo Creamy Cleanser . 2 can's 2DV State college, will leave tomoirow to Noodles (Largo Size) . ? pkgs 25o Lux Toilet Soap _ 3 cans25o Bpond the holiday season at his home „ Noodles. (Small Size) . 6 .ikgs2Bo Mlone Hand 8oap _____ S cakes2ffo , William Thome, son of Amzl lSb'rrinocss Cocoa _—_ 2 cans 25c Young's Borax Soap 3 cans 250 Thorne, Is Improving from a, sever* Corn Starch . i 4 pkgs 25o American Toilet Paper _ 6 cakes 26c cold. Sauce.. _2 tumblers 25o Gold Dust Powder S rolls 25o Mra. Edith FhlllppI returned homi Fure Spices 4 cans 25o Snow Boy Powder 0 *>kgs25o today after having spent three weeki White Dlst Vinegar . _2 bots 25c Safety Matches . _S dozen boxek s 25c -with her daughter, Mrs. Frond Cloths -(5 yd. Roll) 25o ' Silver-Aid Stiver Polish. . Jar 25o Coertner of Westfleld. William Seruby spent a day las Reg. 9c Reg. 10c week In hunting and he bagged Reg. 10c Reg. 7c rabbits. Campbell's OSCO California Prim Mr. and Mrs. LeBter Wairen 1 Tomato Seeded & new Nash coupe. Tomato Miss Evelyn Oberlo Is sick wit SoUp Raisins Rice grip. Soup C Oscar Drexel of Hillside spent thi c can8 C pkg8 c £ pkgs 25 week-end with friends' here. £cai»25 Hiss Adole Frost attended a din 4 25 3 25 ner and dance given by the Seamen Just Try a cup and yon'wlll Taste the Difference Tou will marvel at the texture, flavor and bank of New York Saturday night. at once. A cup will convince yon ol Its baked-ln goodness of This Quality Bread! Haaken Samuelson has been spend- superiority. , • • ing several days with friends - Eollevllli.. , . Miss Nan -Leonard has recovered osco Bread Supreme from,a\Revere cold and. she has re- ib 39c sumed her position' at New York. Coffee Big Wrapped tJNION BEACH NEWS. •Rich, Full, Heavy Body and de- Loaf I'nlon Garden Eire Company to Glv lightful Flavor. 8c Show in January. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gelhaus are m wrapped loaf proud parents of a son born at th Victor Blend Coffee ,; 3Sc Victor Bread Long Branch hospital.' " j Mr. and Mrs. Wiplam Thomas Reg. 15c Flakewhite Newton, Mrs. Emma Thomaa, Mlsi one-lb Bessie Hogg and Emile Thomas ol Newark visited Mrs. E. Hayes lasi prints week. Vegetable Shortening 2 Charles Johnson of Elizabeth B the week-end with George McNIo Absolutely pure. Excellent for Frying:, Cooking and Baking. Makes flaky Pie Crust r.oy. Union Garden fire company wi Beg. 7c (fSCO Tomato Puree 4 canB25c Best Domestic Soap Beans : Its. 250 Void a card party Friday night tols'week at the Park avenue fin Bitter Beans or Cooked Spaghetti 3 cans 26c Honduras Best Bice 3 1-lb. pkgs 25a house to raise money toward ne apparatus. Finest Beans with Pork _3 cans 25c Beg. 13c Pure Ollre Oil . _2 bots25o TheTOnlon Beach Catholic club w hold a show some time In January You M»y T«lephon» Your Orderi Princess Assorted Jellies tumblers 25c Ivory Sonp . _4 med. cakes 25o Mrs. Julia Aumack Is coaching th. performers. " ty Calllnt Mark«t 0001. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tagan of Keani turg spent Saturday with Mr. an Mrs. P. J. Kennedy. READ CAREFULLY !—A GIFT FOR YOU ! Mrs. Jean Stelger Is having a A genuine Cannon Tea Towol with the front of one large, package or three small packages of shrubbery set out around he Cllmalene. Mall the fronts to the Climalone Co., Canton, Ohio, on or before December 22, 1028. house. Mrs. Charles Marx entertained M- Big James P. McKIttrlck, Mrs. Joh; Frlewald and Mrs. Elizabeth Grot pkg at a Chinese luncheon last week, Climalene 3 s? 25c 25c Frank Moran of New York receo A cleanser, water softener and soap saver. See full directions on package. ly visited his sister, Mrs. H. L. Coflct Edward Cullen, Mrs. M. J. Sappal nnd daughter Helen and Mrs. S. Sue Specials in Our Meat Markets for End of the Week! motored to Orange lost Thursday. Finding a Job. Have you read the Want Advertise Fresh Pork Shoulders Rib Lamb Chops ments In The Register this week Fancy Poultry! Maybe there la juat the job advet tb. 18c ft. 45c Used that you are looking for.—At (Picnic Style) Fancy Fresh-Killed vertlsement Luke Longhead Will Help Fill Your Wants! TURKEYS Fresh Pork Loins ft. 53c . Soup Meat i^»«1.il^^yt.^lw»i^yv.il«*tt*^ttui^ VHUIMI ft. 26c ft. 20c (Whole or Halt) Small Fresh-Killed STEWING CHICKENS Stewing Lamb Lean Pork Chops Dp to 3% lbs. ft. 34c ft. 18c Join Our Christmas Club Now! tb.29c Large Fresh-Killed Spare Ribs STEWING CHICKENS Lean Boiling Beef tb. 45c 3% ths. Up ft. 20c WE PAY » INTEREST ON ALL ft. 40c Small Lean Fr'sh Hams Cranberry Sauce, Loin Lamb Chops CHRISTMAS CLUB SAVING ft. 25c tumbler 15c ft. 50c ACCOUNTS AND CORDIALLY ALL LARGE SMOKE SKINNED HAMS (Whole or Shank Half) ....ft. 26c INVITE YOU TO JOIN Sour Krout Fresh Ground Beef Apple Sauce ft. 8c lb.35c can 12V£c OUR'.1926 CLUB. Lean Boneless Bacon Phila. Scrapple (Whole or Hall Pieces) Fresh Sausage .25 per week for S0>week» pays $12.60, plus 2% interett. ft. 15c , ft. 35c ft. 35c ,50 per week for 50 weeks pays $26.00, plus 2% intereit. , $1.00 per week for 50 weeki pays $50.00, plui 2% interest. Dutch Maid Limburger Cheese J" 19c Delicious Pork Pack $2.00 per week for 50 weelu pays $100.00, plus 2% interest, Pimento Relish Jb. 18c Pabst-ett Cheese pkg 19c $5.00 per week for 50 weeks pays $250.00, plus 2% Interest. Just Eleven Shopping Days Till Christmas ! Our OhrUlnus Baskets, containing • very useful assortment ol Foods, nrfend at tl M) I2.nn Checks will be mailed to each member the firit week in and S3.00, make a most aoceptabls gill for some neodj family. Ask tb« manage! to show them to December, for the amount saved, plus 2% interest. •-••, or lia will be gl»d to make them up to your ordor. r, ,

Th.«« prim »H«cll¥» la our »t«r»» In »nd Vlclnllr.

•NOTICt OP WTTUMKNT OF ACCOUNT i'lt for tlit ullowino* of tommlnloni bt>, dxxu.d. ltn aounxl fm, -n that tb* aaiountt DtUit Novtmb.r 11, A. D, ttll. xZ J .nUtrttsr of tha ••- BOOENIB 0. UAUIIITT, Merchants Trust Co. 111 0the'committee of two member* of the congre- school teachers'will rehearse at the v in charge ot the p}ay, ' , , gation, of each church will arrange chapel for their Christmas pageant r '£onra4 Johnston'Is abto to-bo for special tnuslc and an entertain- under the direction of W. E. Morris. SUITS WILLIAM ubotit after hl« -recent ilokness, ment The Reapers society will bold ca -. Mn. JCdwatd pattglcr of Button- Mrs. George Lewis was confined to Christmas entertainment and cov- wdad-Ayenue Is having her bouse re- brr hbuaa Monday with a heavy cold. ered dlan luncheon for Its members For stated by her son, Francis Dangler. The Methodist women's foreign only at .tho Presbyterian chapel died sines -ths ro Rev. John 3\ Messier spent Satur- Missionary society has postponed Its Thursday night, Decamped 20th. . fiQHtof the; " day with friends at New York. Mr. meeting from this afternoon to Mrs. Wesley WatMns was on the ferns in me MeMlw'f daughter Margaret attend- Wednesday afternoon of next week, elck/llst last week with grip. ' Hire HIGH GRADE SERVICE me.rn.bers1* B, .,~_., ed •> banquet at the Robert Treat i he members will then meet at Mrs. Mrs. Georgle Covert and-two chil- Vnjoney, moritffi-njotior iv hotel at Newark Saturday night The George M. Whltflcld's. dren spent the week-end at Atlantic Approved and Improved, , - rotl of member**- |fceir..,. „ . dinner was held by her class at the Rev.Xeroy Y, Dillener will conduct City. ' or a former pMtor.ofahe^CBuroh, ana kew Jersey Woman's collego at New Tth Christmas ctey.so near- Rev. BenJataln!?%«wWln-Bho»ds or ti special service at the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. • George Arrow and Heating Plumbing " Roofing Por a toy for BUI '-. ',s~. ' Brunswick. ' church next Sunday In celebration eon of Plalnileld visited friends at Red Bank n»de'>a(Jttr»sstfi. A. short Rev. Charles J. Farron's mother of the anniversary of John Bunyan, this place on Sunday, Mr. Arrow And> doll for Lll talk, was glv«jt?by ^Howard Lloyd, died last Wednesday at her home at tho author of "Pilgrim's Progress," formerly owned the Montnoijth ser- Sale Water'Systems Copper Work ' Anfi a gift for hubby dear! iupervlilng;»rinolpal-of the eonool* Philadelphia after a long sickness. International bible Sunday Was cel-vice station at tho bend on Broad ot Midaletown townjhtpi, Mr, Lloyd The funeral was held Monday morn- And it's fnnny, funny, funny' advocated tii addition to)the sohool (tirated Sunday by Mr. Dillener. The street '•'•"•> Earthen and Iron Pipe curriculum for tnitruoUon in religion. ing. Father Farron Is pastoi ot St.jaurament of Holy Eucharist was ob- Alfred VanWInkle Is confined to That,*for all your pains, His remark*'ware applauded. porothea's church at this -'aco. served at tho morning service and Mo house with sickness, Monmouth St. Men's Shop We Handle the American Radiator Company's)' ' • W$at you've saved will scarce The Advent, Presbyterian and Mr». Mary Eliza Dangler find Mrs. Leslie P. Seely and family have re- Afternoon and evening sessions Methodist churches will hold a union, Howard Davlaon of South Eatonto-wri turned from a visit with relatives In 28 Monmouth SU Bod Banlc ARCOLiA HEATING SVSTE2MS b suffice, > were held. A fine supper was served service New Tears «• - rt the Metho- Joined tho church The coming Frl- And you get the thought by the women ot the church. Tho Si.ssex county. . .. Phone 20MJ. RED BANK and SEA SRlGtHT That perhaps you ought collections amstuntnil to 1829. ••-To'give up taking ice. FOR NEAB,,EABT BELIEF, , But it?s tittle, little, little, - If yoji gave up ice,' The New Honroouth BaptUt* Con- ' That you'd swell your Chrlst- tribute MO to This Cause. At the Sew Monmouth Baptist v • mas pot; churoh service Sunday night a col- And you well might sense lection of $60 was received for the A consequence Near East relief movement Which you would rather not. Tho kCShrlstmaa entertainment' of tha Sunday-school will be held Fri- Por Ijl's certain, certain, certain day night, December 21sfc- A cantata That you risk your health will be given by the older girls of tho Sunday-eohool. Bach class will take When your fresh foods fail to part. Awards will be made by Miss keep; Annie Welling and Mrs. George Ack- And compared to pills - er to Sunday-aohool children with And doctor's bills ' perfect attendance record* for tho past year. The deeoratlone. will bo Why, the price of Ice is cheapl In charge of Frederick Roberta and Harold Coddlngton^ ; Contributors! " "Woman Vioxe to Death. The body of Mrs. Nlele J. Coleman was found Thursday night, In her Earn Ice Coupon* homo clad only in night clothes. Doc- toiB said she had fro»o to death at Good Till March 31st. least two days before tho tody was found. Mrs. Coleman was 63 years We' are now giving Ice coupons toold and lived alone at Neptune. the authors of the best contributions received for thla column. These coupons Will entitle tho holders to sufll- EATONTOWN NEWS. olont Ice for domoatlo needs (not to êxceed two hundred pounds per Methodist Church Election ot Trus- week)1 up to and Including March tees Held last Week, I.V 31st, 1929. ,.: (Tha Rid B«tk H.llittr atn bs bsuhl •ten week In E.tontown troaNoble ,Mu i This offer is limited j to those terri- br at tti« poitoOle*.) tories In which we oporate our own• Louis Hill and Albert Smook vino retail, delivery routes. re-elected trustees ôf, the Methodist That Will Win the Everlasting Gratitude of Hore Is your opportunity to earn church last week at a congregational your iwhola winter's Ice supply by meeting. Charles Falkenburg was just a few minutes' effort with tho elected as a new trustee to* a'throc- Do Your Christmas Only 10 More Shopping pen—and ypu'H have lots of fun do-year term. ' , , ! Shopping NOW. Ing ft, toot Send that contribution Tho Methodist Epworth league re- the Fortunate Recipient Days Until Christmas. today—sure! peated the play "Take My 'Advice- lust Thursday night at the Neptune high school auditorium. The play Owlrifc to the delays Incident to publi- was given at Eatontown a short tltno cation 4t Is not yet possible to an-ngo and It was repeated last week nounce the names of tho first con- icr the benefit of the Epworth league tributors to receive tho Ice coupoiu, of St Paul's Methodist church at this offer having boon made for theOcean Grove. The performance was first lime In last week's Issue of thowell received and the ' Eatontown Column. Names ot reclplonte will b folks were commended for-their act- A FEW SUGGESTIONS published next week and contlnuin Ing ability. thereafter through the season;- Th< Mr. and Mra. William Taylor of nuthors of the contributions printed T'.road street spent last week-end IN THE below, .which came In before the dat ,/lth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walters Irvlngton. Mr. and Mrs, Walters '•' ELECTRICAL LINE: $3£ slate police office at Newton and of ono dollar. Mas Mildred Ruetch, also ot New- ton, spent Sunday here with Mr. Iceman, Icemnn! tk'osby'a mother, Mrs Archie Mosby. Mr. and Mrs. James Hathaway and Waffle Irons "Iceman, Iceman, Mrs. Emma Johnson left Monday for Gifts for The Handy Man. Htivo you any Ice?" St. Petersburg, Florida, whero they "Yes ma'am, yes ma'am, will spond the winter. How much will suflicc?" Part of the Iron fence in front of HARDWARE is something that all "Handy "Icpman, Icoman, Mrs. James Steen's property was hit Percolators Fill my Ice-box qfflck, by an auto last week and was brok- Men" like to receive as gifts. Especially soundly Before tho germs get In our food en down. The accident was due to And all of us get sick!" • tho driver of the automobile losing control ot the machine. The ear made, modern high-grade Hardware such as Toasters ',' ARTHUR JIANNINE, drove on after the accident and did 84 No. Btldgs Avc, Rid BinKnot offer to pay for the damage, The you'll find on our shelves. FOR HER license number ot his car was taken GIVE LAMPS. ?nd hla name and address was found Our Holiday. Stock of fine Table When the best fuel oil'costs no morn In this way. and Floor Lamps Is ready for your Heaters than Interior grades why not burn Edward and-Albert Hark have re- Inspection. the beat? Wo can convince you com-turned to school after having been That Make ptotely that Seaboard Fuel Oil Is bet-'.Hid up In bed two weeks with' ter than any other furnace-oil avail- chicken pox. Electric Irons able In this neighborhood,' Walter Wolcott of TIaton avenue, Life Easier. vho has been a medical patient at For the Children. For Wife and Mother. the Hazard hospital at Long Branoh, Is milch Improved. SLEIGHS . AUTOS Every Electric Appliance Mother Hubbard's Wlao I"up. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamlet of DINNER SETS. Glassware. and a Score Old Mother Hubbard Iwwls street have moved to Atlantlo WAGONS SCOOTERS We have a largo stock of displayed in this store has Went to tho cupboard, ciiy. •••'•: : \-v '••••• • with very attractive a special place in the well- To get her poor dog some meat, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and TRICYCLES. Domestlo and Imported Dln- But itben/ttiey*got. them ton Charles of Washington, > D. G, cerware. tinted glasses with of Other Items. managed home—a special One whiff of tho air ute visiting Mr. Bennett's parents at duty to perform in elimin- Told the dbg that ho'd better not this place, Don't fall to see tho famous large pitchers. Sev- eat Dorothy Wagner was confined to Hootler Kitchen Cabinet eral colors to choose ating household drudgery. t>er home last Friday and Saturday when at this Store I We also have a beautiful Electrical gifts are gifts If Old Mother Hubbard, with grip. from. Instead of the cupboard, Edgard Woolley Is Improving from collection ot Chlnaware. that will always be appre- Had Just kept her Ice-box In use,o stroke ot paralysis he Buttered last The dog's dish of meat week. , ... ciated. Would have still bcen.qulte aweot • Earl Jollne will sing Friday'night .'.'iAnd he'd gobbled It up like thef,t a benefit jubilee at the Marlboro •} douce. hotel, Atbury Park. The celebration :} MBS. HARRY P. CURTIS, will be held by the nst stale coun- Christmas Means Something for the Home! We Have It! Some of the Thrift Gifts R. P. D., Ktyport. cilors' association of the Sons and I>a lighters of Ltherty Lodgo. Varley Watklns was on the sick lift the latter part of last week with to be Found in Our Furniture Department. Pake advantage of our expert heat- rheumatism. ing service Let us show you how to Arthur Cain'* bungalow on High operate your heating plant In a sci-alreet Is nearlng completion. entifically efficient manner. And 1st Mrs. tiOuls Dlngman and sons E»rl, u* supply you, too, with the very boat Charles, William and Harry, were grade ot anthracite, you'll notice Urn Inld up In bed last week with tha saving In your fuol bills! grip. Mrs, Bar! Hathaway, Mrs. Florence Knight, Mr«. Albert Wngner, Miss ,' That bright Tunli Again. Bmle Allgor and Walter Harvey at- yToacher—Give, mo a sentence oon- tended a banquet last week at Mana- talnlng the words "I struck." si|uan held by the past councilors' si- Cedar Chests. Bright Pupil—Mother, horo comes uoolatlon of tho Sons and Daughters I be Ice-truck. of Liberty lodge, Edward Taylor was a vliltor ixl We have a very fine i MAI1C1UEIUTE COI.E. Now York levertl daya last week, , 22 Wallioi Blr.d, Rtil Dank. Fred Hill! who conducts a gai ata- selection of Cedar Spinet Desks. Mahogany Chairs. t!on at the oorntr ot Brood itroct Smokers. ntirt Neptune highway1, hai Inatallad Chests. Mother, Sister or Iy a gift that will bo Vou'ro mlanlng a lot of Rood fun If a Tydol gtiollno pump at hla station, Just what every house- you don't road tlila Column regularly l'rnvlouily Mr. Hill hnndlod only hla Make Father happy. Sweetheart would appre- appreciated in any home. «vory week, Como on In nnd bo one cwn gas at the station. wife needs to have in the We also havo a largo of| the Tegulari! And do try your Rev, Dantol Lyona of Queens, long Givo him one of our ciate receiving one of own hand at penning a contribution. 1 .'i'I«n(l, apent la«t Friday with Rov, Smokers Christmas LIVING ROOM SUITES. homo for her private ami stock of different types llemomVcr, II considered among thn John J< Meteler of this place. Mr. these for Christmas. best, you'll got ico coupon* that will Lyona Is pastor of the Queens H«- morning. A Gift tho Whole Family Will Enjoy. business affairs. of chairs. ky OtorK* ilinnett. A Small Do- A Small D«* ' MR. SEABOARD Vandarvitr Smith Jolntd the Prea- t» •at taU by lb» M«Uiodl«t Ivdltt* .'*..i'fc .'• 'if.,Vf' Hr >\ ...i, > • ' fr A . - . ^* i ± ^^ V# Û fet ^â H ki-zLzL'&ak&t:'-'" •".•,>;

iSKS SKATES lUt week with mat buBin«sa SKIIS WEiSPEP^LTIME, AND EFI@RT,;TO d Tha most lm- FOOT BALLS l BASKET BALLS * busline. perating on a permit for PUNCHING BAGS QUESTION, "WHAT TpGIVE?? S * repre»entaUve of toe GOLF GOODS TENNIS RESULT is HUNDREDS & that thU, operation i... lielng made »t a loss, and wllhwllh- j fif| ^ W? a flSnehlse letaB grantetdd tthh e :-C9ntlnva«on ol the service wastn ^taubt Tho "preeentatl contended ''•ttuit Wider the present *erm|t other tus ltaes could operate during the m'jmner, thus ,the Hno would not lie J.Jn a position to make up tho loss liustaiped during the wln'-r months Borough Attorney tefff' pointed in a most wonderful variety. Suitable for friends or * out that ho waa -ot familiar -with v the law covering the operation ol bus lines, and was In doubt whether the "borough could grant the desired relatives, adults and kiddies : ; franchise. He asKed that he *i fur < «M»d with proof f-t other con, Munltles grant a franchl" -'J Uv ecus conditions that prevail 1> A Visit to Our TWO STORES Wffl Save - lêansburg. This the re- ntatl" 1 ot the bus line promised to do Tl •• -members of the council said tli -TIME AND MONEY- they would give oil the •'oslrcd « '. operation, If Buch cw- * '•i given un der the Inter-state operation of busses. :Tfi"C' Finch, who made a com- We list for your approval a few suggestions. Hundreds ol plaint before the council some time ago that damage? had beep done to Ills property by the renv—' of drain others on display. Come in and look around. rtpes and demanded that he be pv-arded $50 for the damage, renewed his demand. He has also threatened to take the matter to court No ''action was taken on his complaint as Ihn council at a previous meeting vfnt bnirecord as being opposed ^ bis demand. Mr. Finch does not con- ilder the matter closed; and prom- lied to be present at the next meet- Ing with Edward Compton, whom he says Is familiar with the matter. The application of Frank Neblit lor the appolntnent as a constable \>as referred, to the borough mana- • ^r. *' ' • . : " In a communication, the Lions club suggested changing tho name of TTaln street withln'th-s borough limits and that of Palmer avenue, which luns from tho borough line to the "late highway, to th ' of Kcansburg avenue. Inasmuch • as the latter tl-oroughfaro runs thro-igh three townships, Rarltan, Wlddletovvn and Ttilmdel townships, the.clerk waa in-: 58 and 75 Broad Street 58 and 75 Broad Street •liiucted to take the m-" up with UiO officials of theso townships and •M'ceitalii If such c-tlc-i would be Red Bank TWO STORES Red Bank ' rpieeable. . • Tho, clerk reportoi that $69.25 had t en received for "?inr" " • dur- Hg the month of November. Emma 1 icyer asked that a refund * $20 be i tade for a water tap which was to be undo, but later It dc-eloped tl * tap % as not. needed.-,, The request was wrarted. . Mr and Mrs. George c •- -ncnger, Ji arc the parents C - -in. William A. Gellmi:= returned home Sunday from Chicago, where he ~ H cnt the week I- att»- ' ice <•*• the fen tli annual convention "f tho Na- . t'lunal association of amusement r»rks. ' The commlsalonei: of pssessment, ; composed of Sumucl T. f^venarton, BOOK ENDS, from $1.00 up X'HerXlcari and John Hart, will Bit In, the borough hall on -'•-"mber T-ih at eight o'clock for Ihe purpose of assessing ilai .gcs and bene- Console Sets Nut Crackers fit1, resulting from th ire- nts ui the-Bcachway, Momlngr'do ave- TOYS GAMES Cut Glass Serving Trays i- Bead Stringing Boudoir Lamps hy the serious lllneas of a -andson. Shoo Flies Serving Tables Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan have Honey Bee Game turned from a stay at '•>!*•»• City. Hobbie Horses Bridge Lamps Tea Wagons •Mis. T. W.jRobinson is driving a i uvr automobile. Building Blocks Silver Plated Ware Imported Oval The Keansburg cc--"-—-'ty tree Toy Blocks Glassware committee will hold Its annual affair GIFTS Rugs In the audltorlu-n "f the Francis Steam Engines Smoking Sets place school on Friday night, rocem- Fountain Pens Japanese Vases • licr 21st Toy Typewriters Smoking Stands Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder of Friction Toys Eversharp Japanese Trays Canter stroet have returned from a Candle Sticks visit at Newark. 'op Guns Leather Goods China Lamps Tho building being erectod on Carr Sewing Stands r.J. cnue by Victor Hess is nearly cotn- Trolleys. Stationery Lustre Lamps pltited. Stoves picture Albums Telephone Tables Mrs. Edward Crear has recovered Metal Lamps fi'im an injury sustained when she Black Boards Memo Books Fancy Candles Lteppod upon a nail. Pottery • Mrs. Anna Lynch of Lincoln court Drums Address Books Old Prints lits returned from a visit at Wild- Japanese Furniture c!tir. Toy Phonographs Typewriters Etchings Kenneth Gelhaus, who has been 111 Pool Tables \ Tennis Racquet* Latest Copyright fur several days at Newark, has re- (Antiques t.irned home. Mrs. M. Graves has Moving Picture Boxing Gloves Books recovered from sickness at her home Camera Suppliei on Wood avenue. Machines Golf Supplies Lustre Tea Sett Tho concrete work on Main street Diaries I'M been completed for soveral Sedans Knives Copper End Table*. Japanese Dinner blocki ) Nut Bowls Racer* Diaries Sets Have sou read tho Want Advertise- ment* In The Register thli week? Dishes Books Miybs thero Is just the tlilnjr advor- tlaed that you uro looking for/—Ad- Garages Kodaks verttMDiant Ten Pins Bible* Expert Repairing OF WATCHES. CLOCKS and JEWELRY ,Accuracy, skill and ex- SLEDS. UNCLUNLDGS perience enable us to Known the world ^0 the most delicate re- Every Boy wants one. .over as the most The largest selection of "(pairing, We guarantee We have thorn from 'aubatutlsl build.' satisfaction. Our prices icgtoy-ll.OO. the most beautiful IMpleaae vou. $1.25 to $12.00 epaired FOR BOYS AND GIRLS XMAS CARDS. itod Lljte New. numtuit OPEN EVENINGS. COMPETENT SALESLADIES TO HELP YOU. FREE DELIVERIES. \, R*d Bank OPEN EVENINGS. i J' . ^ »* \ i-ir , * REGISTER. Usnad WMklr, bland u awosa-Olass Matta »• p* Fas*. •VOLUMEUNO.,25, ... ofllM H B*) Bank. M. I. aada tie Aat at Mans I, lit*. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928. $1,50 PER YEAR LONG LEGAL FIGHT ENDS. NIGHT FLYING AT AIR VIEW OUTING AT NEW YOBS. FIREMEN'S COMING ELECTION'. Tiodenttal Staff at Bed Bunk Has HELPING SANTA CLAUS. A SALE AND A CONCERT. Harry Snlffen and Walter Hamilton LITIGATION OVER A FARM. 'UPILS PRESENT PUti Dinner and Theater Forty. FJBEMEN PREPARE FOB BIG TWO FEATURES OF THE BED In a Contest for Engineer. ?, CLASH CONOVEB WINS BAT- A M00 FLOOD LIGHT HAS/BEEN THE WASHINGTON L. HOFE DBLOY" error FBIDAY ; Barry Lewis, assistant smptrln- CHRISTMAS PARTY. BANK WOMAN'S CLUB. Union fire company of Shrewsbury TLE FOB ORGAN. INSTAIXjED AT THE FIELD. tendent of the Prudential insurance avenue has nominated officers for the. PROPERTY IN THE COURTS. AT HICH SCHOOL company In Bed Bank, and eight Collections Received In Pots on the coming year. The only contest is for The Light Was Used for the Start A "White Elephant Sale" Will be Master of the Court of Chancery Bat •She Owiier/oJ ttjTjJtrand T&wrter members of the staff of the Bed Streets Have Proved Disappointing Held Friday Afternoon and a Free ;hlef engineer. This office Is being 'our Hundred Ponons AttmOatL Gets Judgment for the Big Electric Tims Last Week-Hiss Dorothy Bank office enjoyed a theater and Xhns Far—Five Hundred Appeals contested for by Walter Hamilton at Bed Bank Last Friday to Hear Show and the Profit. AmcmStU Mulaney. and Harold Beynolds anner party at New York last Concert by the HUgar Sisters Will Evidence Regarding tho Hope - Pipe Own at tbo Cariton Theater Blade by Letter. be Given at Night and Harry Snlffen, both of whom are $26O-Anthony Skauabb* t*'**-' Were the Xlrst Might Blflert. Thursday night. The married men old members of the company. The Farm at Shrewsbury. cnth Hour Substitute. «>ire accompanied by1 their wlvfiC A.tog day to raise-money for-In- The next meeting of the Bed Bonk Judgment for possession of tbo big The Air Vlewiflyjiii service has (iependent fire company's annual ither officers nominated are: Evidence In two foreclosure (ults Four hundred persons attended i stalled a new 1,000-watt flood light on The party attended the musical show Woman's club will be held Friday Preildent—Vei Crelln. affecting the Hope form at Shrews- pipe organ at the qarlton theater a* "Elllle." In addition to Mr. Lewis the Christmas party at Bed Bank will ibow "Dulcy" given Friday nightX Red Bank was awarded to J. Clark its hangar at the flying field. The be'held all day Saturday, December afternoon, when amendments to the .Vice president—Harrr Snlffen. bury was heard last Friday at the he hle> school auditorium by cost of the light was WOO and It will Prudential employees present were by-laws will be acted on. What has Secretary—Albert 8nllT«n. lorough hall at Red Bank by Sam- Ponover ot Bed Bank In a suit which George Owens, Stanley Patterson, 2Zd. .Frank Dlckman will direct the school pupils. The profits] am was tried last Thursday before Judge .be used as an aid In night flying. been styled a "white elephant auc- Captain—Errieat Shepherd. el C. Cowart of Freehold, who acted Herman Nasclmento, Albert VanNos- solicitations. MoBt of tho gifts, First lieutenant—Edward Murpljr. tu about. $250. Mrs. Theodore ] Built V. Lawrence and a Jury. Mr. Two small flood lights are on the which will be made to the chlldron tion" will be held at this meeting of 1 a master of the court of chancery. teacher of dramatics, directed •rand, Walter Gaul, Frank Balnterl, the club for the benefit of the Searle Second lieutenant—Adrian Woodward. One day was not sufficient to take ell : Cpnover also received judgment for hangar and these aw used to mark Morris Llebowitt and Miss Ella cf the town at the Christmas party, Trn»tee<—Elvln H. 1'rnke, John Wood- play. : 84,000 against the. Bed Bank amuee- the boundaries of the flying; field at have arrived. homo at Asbury Park and other ward, William Webb. the testimony and it Is probable that Megarrlty, • several more days will be required. The hero ot the show was Anl 'ment company and Morris Jacks, night, The large flood, light Is used The party will be held Christmas Christmas benevolences. Members Flra police—Daniel Hopkins, Join Wood- Sbarabba. Anthony's friends _ manager ot the .Carlton theater, Mr. to light the area between the boun- are requested to bring something ward, rf«n nicety acres of the property, He and made a fine showing. He remeW John-Kearney Would bo EnHtled over leased the Strand theater to Ed- Air View 'planes were taken, for The firemen say they want, grown Charles AlMcClaskey and Mrs. Rob- Shrewsbury Man's Stock Was Bon ;lalma to have bad no Interest on bered every word. ward Burns 'and Alfred Bchaefer. flights during the night by Jack Ca- to renslons U the Pension Law Is ert Vanderveor. Four persons the mortgage since April lBt, 1926. 1 Changed a* Proposed, up.folks, as well rs children, to at- Into and Killed by a Locomotive Tony , .graduated from the hlgH •, Under the terms of the lease any al- sey and Lara Olsen, members of-the tend the party. They have made pro- dressed In Eastern costumes will be Last Year—Settlement Made Be- Benjamin J. Parker of Shrewsbury nchool last year and while In school )i terations which might be mode would service. Irving Hay of Bed Bank PoBtal employees at Bed Bank are visions for 1,500 children. A vaude- at the meeting to add to the festivi- fore Trial Is Finished In Court. la foreclosing a moitgago for $2,400 he took an active part In dramaUeav be at the expense ot the lessees and took his first night ride In his new watching with a. great deal of Inter- ville'act and a comedy picture will ties of tho afternoon and to aid in On September 10th, 1027, four on a field of ten acres on the north- Resides being a good actor Tony a), any Improvements which might be airplane at that time. During tile est a measure which Is before con- be given during the Christmas party. the selling. If any person wishes to orsea and a mule owned by Peter eastern corner of the faim. He so has an excellent voice. Last sum*' made would become the property of winter the planes will be equipped gress to change the postofflce em- These features ore contributed by bring home-made jelly to the party Barrell of Shrewsbury were run into claims that no Interest has been paid mer he becama a member ofT" " the owner, The lessees put a big with' navigation and landing lights ployees' pension act Under present Morris H. Jacks, the manager of the Instead of a package to be sold, the :n this mortgage since March 1st, Fltch'B minstrel show and went ™ „ pipe organ In the building and made and killed by a locomotive. Two oth- l')20. - Mr. Parker also claims other 1 and next year they will make a busi- conditions postofflce employees pay Triton theater. jelly will bo gratefully received. The er horses were injured so badly that a tour in the West He return** .- alterations to the rear of the build- ness of taking passengers for rides at three and a half per cent of their The firemen have sent out 500 let- hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin C. Gil- mortgages ofV$3,0O0, $2,164.46,f $3,500 home a short time ago. * •-> C' ing to provide room for placing the. they were shot to put them out of and $430 an tne property. Some of night wageslnto a national. pension fund. ters to appeal for contributions, They land, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Mrs. Edwin their misery. The animals were In a "Dulcy" 1B a comedy of three,*ct»". organ. To receive a pension an employee A. Close, Mrs. Charles R. English and these mortgages cover the entire 100 It produced a laugh a minute Friday : New students at the Air View fly- state 'that tho' returns from the pots pasture on the Lufburrow property acres arid- some cover ninety acres, In 1926 the Bod Bank amusement ing school are Mr. Reynolds and Jo-must put in thirty, years of service which have been placed on the Mrs. Arthur V. Gregory. on the north side of Sycamore'ave- r.lght and the audience showed It»* cpd must be 65 years) of age. Bed On Friday night of this week the Most of the mortgages are of long appreciation with its liberal applause.' company passed" to the ownership of seph Mori of Bed Bank, Henry San- Btreota, arc not as large as In pre- nue at Shrewsbury. This property itandlng. .. Walter J. Beade and Mr. Jacks. Mr ders of Shrewsbury, P. H. Betts of Bank has three employees .who have vious yoars. The firemen hope for Woman's club will hold a "guest Many compliments were paid to the been in service more, than thirty la well fenced, but the animals got Beads aftorwarda leased and oper- Bolmar, Norman DeOroot of Asbury i more liberal rcaponao as the holi- night concert" at the Presbyterian through the gate near the railroad The Hppe farm bos three owners, performers and to Mrs. Brown, Ma ated the Carlton theater. After the Park, E. W. Heller and son and F. H. years, but none of these mon Is en- day season draws nearer, church. This concert will be given cne of whom Is Frederick W. Hope, the close of the show a big basket)', titled to a pension because none of tracks and wandered on tho railroad 'Carlton theater was built the Strand Brown of Newark, W. A. Hardy of j Besides giving the Christmas party as tho club's Christmas gift to the right of way where they were hit a lawyer at Red Bank. The other of chrysanthemums was presented tacL them Is:yet 66 years old. Under tbo Independment'fire company does a. two owners are Mrs. Sarah J. Hope, Mrs. Brown as a gift from the mem*'ft theajor was closed. The Bed Bank Allenhurst and 'Harry Broose of public and the people of the com- >y the locomotive. J !5 amusement.', company got In arrears Hightstown. Stowart. Chadwlck of provisions of tho mcasuro now bo- great deal of char!' Me work not munity ore Invited to hear the Hil- widow of George A. Hope, and Rev. bers of the coat , ; - " -with rent on the Strand theater and fore congress > any postal employee inly, during the Yuletlde season but gar Sisters of Nebraska, who will Mr. Farrell brought suit'against Benjamin" P. Hope. Benjamin J. Freehold, a member of| tho Aero club, •with thirty years of service would the railroad company to recover the These who took part tn the si Mr. Conover brought a suit for pos- had his airplane overhauled at the throughout the year.. On,Christmas give the concert The instruments Parker's mortgage of $2,400 on the In addition to Tony- Sharabba receive a pension, regardless of his eye some of the firemen dress up as value ot the horses and the mule. •n acres was originally made by session of the theater, He was suc- field last week prior to making a 1 will bo a cello, piano and violin, and Kathryn Coulon, William cessful In the suit, but notwithstand- Snnta Claus and bring holiday cheer a very flno program Is promised, The case came up for trial last Frederick W. Hope to Mrs. Sarah M. Leonard Compton, Douglas . winter barnstorming trip in the je. , Thursday and, after all the evidence Barclay. It was assigned by Mrs. ing this /act the Bod Bank amuse- South. John J. Many, one of the carriers! Into unfortunate homes. They set Members and guests as well as the Raschel Mondansky, Eduvlna 1 /nent company moved the organ to up Christmas trees and provide food, general public will be admitted with- had been heard for both sides by the Barclay to Mr. Packer. lerro, Kenneth Brewer, wi A .hot water heating system has lias been a postal employee 34 years. wothlng and other necessities.. On jury, court adjourned until the fol- .the Carlton theater on October 26th, been Installed at the - hangar and During most of that'period, he was out charge. The' concert Is under the Some back taxes and foreclosure Oresnwood, Leon Goldfarb and CbesK 1 1925. ' ' assistant postmaster. William El- Christmas,morning,.after the party, direction of .Miss Sara Armstrong, lowing day. However, Immediately costs are to be paid. It is thought •er Arthur, Jr. many other minor Improvements Christmas dinners are placed In bas- after cou/t adjourned the case was , Mr. Conover was represented In the have boon made to the-building. liott and John Kearney, two of the chairman of the club's muslo depart- that there will be a substantial value Ruth Btraus was property kets and left at needy homes. Gifts settled by the railroad company pay- In the property after these debts are suit, by Theodore D.- Parsons of tbo carriers, each attained a record of of oranges and other delicacies are ment ger and her assistants were Jai law firm of Qulnn, f arsons & Dore- thirty years of service on December m 11 Ing $400 to Mr. Farrell, who was paid. Jocoubs and Kenneth Brewer, - BFD CROSS WOBK. made to patients at hospitals and to represented by Qulnn, Parsons & tnus. The Bed Bank . amusement 1st ofv this year. On ' May '16th Frederick W. Hope has filed a ander Curchin was business i____ ,„ nick folks at homo. THEATER PARTY. Doremus. The railroad company was counter claim against Mrs. Sarah company was. represented by Bur- ,^.^^/unlor Members—Gifts Charles Beck, one of tbo clerks, will B«r. He was assisted by Harry Kltk.ll Ma", Ivlns & Carton of Asbury Park. bave been a postal employee thirty represented by Applegate, Stevens, .1. Hope. He alleges that between and Abraham Etkln. x '-• for Foreign Children. Christmas eve. and Christmas Elks' Auxiliary Has Its Annual Out- Foster, Leonard & Reussllle. April 1st, 1819, and April 1st, 1920, he Tn Mr. Conover'd behalf It was years. morning are always busy times for Ing to New York, claimed that the* organ was a per- Five residents of Keyport'passed It has been stated In dally news- the firemen. Early In the evening advanced $15,000 to pay for fire in- CLUB'S GOOD-WDLL NIGHT» manent part or fixture of the build- the Bed Cross senior life-saving tests paper articles that the new pension hundreds of packages are wrapped The ladles' auxiliary of the Red NOVEMBER AT THE LIBRARY. surance, Interest on mortgages and ing and •was therefore his property during November and eight residents measure Is likely to be passed at the and otherwise prepared for distribu- Bank lodge of Elks eujoyed Its an- repairs and Improvements, lie claims Five Mlnlsten and • Babbl A tinder, the provisions of the lease. of Weat End and Asbury' Park present short session of congress. nual theater parly and dinner at New More Books Taken Out Last Month hat he has a lien of $11,760 on the dressed Exchange Members. - tion. They are taken to the theater equity. From April I8t,.19l9, to April The claim was advanced for the passed the junior testa. The Key- m • m after the. lost shqw Saturday night. York last Thursday. In the after- Than In Any Previous Month. amusement company that the organ noon they saw "Show Boat" and af- 1st 1926, Mr. Hope says he received The Exchange olub sat aside la porters were Rufus Walling, Bert NEW BOY SCOUT. TKOOP. The theater is then decorated. Usual- Tho Red Bank public library cos Thursday night's meeting as "Oocv- was not .a .permanent part of the Gchlhaus, William' Bowles, Charles ly It Is two or three o'clock In the terward had dinner at Alice Fobte an Income of $3,250 from the farm building and In support" of this con- McDougal's. At night they attended 4,603 regular borrowers of bcokB and and the figure ot $11,700 Is arrived Will" night Five clergymen -Set' Cottrell and Frank VanPelt; the As- Organization Effected Lost Week at morning before this work Is com- •4,682 books were taken from the li- Nathan Wltkln of the Jewish synaJ tention it was cited that Burns & bury Parkers were-Joan Andrews pleted. Before eight o'clock Christ- a performance of, "Three Cheers." at by subtracting $3,250 from $15,000. Schaeffer had signed a chattel mort- . St James's Rectory. Taken altogether the affair was one brary in November. iThis is mere WMr*v8arah J- Hpp^dlsjmtes the gogue were present and spokeyT and Margaret Varlan; and the'West mas morning these firemen have to than were ever taken out in any counter claim of Frederick W. Hope ministers were' Rev. Robirt^f gage on the organ with tho manu- End members were Sybil Levy, Caro- A boy scout troop for St James'B be at the theater to get ready for of the most enjoyable outings ,tho facturers shortly after the organ was : pnrlBh was organized last week at the auxiliary has ever had. previous month. In addition to these and the only real contest in the pro- Kellar of Trinity church, Rev .._.„ „ the winter, Southern railroad company's tracks, members of the guild met last Thurs- Santa Claus.—Advertisement ton theater Sunday night at the mid- that Mrs. Sarah J. Hope and George near Blver street orated with red and green streamers A. Hope's estate are Indebted to him er Mrs. O. V. Shropshire, and Ok* The emplbyocs of tho thoator govo day and sowed their first bandages night show. Tho 'show began ono nnd red candles. Chocolate dogs and a dinner party for Mr, and Mrs. Tony i IÎ a, under the direction of Mrs. Harry Metal Weatherstrips ralnuto after twelve o'clock Sunday for $0,000 for money paid by him to sinter, Miss Thelma Br «-•-"•! for your homo will save you 25% ot cits wrapped In silver papor were them. Joined Miss Shropshire at ' ^,, Hunting last week at tho Dutch Tav- ! NOTICE. Mooklem of River Plaza. night These midnight shows'were given as souvenir favors. The dln- ern Inn at Keyport About fifty per- To the Taxpayers of the Borough1 of your fuel bill and save your doctor held for a short time last winter and ton and the party had the plsuurft* sons wero prosent Soabrljrht Toylnnd bills. All work guaranteed for the drew large audiences. Morris Jacks, ir was elaborate It was directed Rov. Benjamin P. Hope has filer of meeting President Coolldg*. n5wôpenL Everything to make the life of your windows and doors by Mrs. J. A. VanSchollc, Mrs. Frank The assessment list for the year Monmouth Metal Wcathorstrlp Co.. manager of tho theater, said last an answer In which ho nays that 1020 may be inspected at the Bor- chlldron happy and at very low week If the midnight performances Dlckman, Mrs. Frederick Williams Froderlok W. Hope provided monoy Olfta For Bebrew CUldren, Xnuu Shopping Without Money. ousfh Hall,'Surf street, Seabrlght, Sat- prices. Footballs OS cents each, Koy- phone Red Bonk 1400 for estimates. and Mrs, Joseph Aeay. You can sclent useful gifts now -Advertisement^ were well attended this year he for taxes and other things to the One hundred members of th* ) urday, December loth, 1023, from 2:00 otono toys, doll carriages U.49 eaoh. would hold thorn regularly on Sun- for Christmas from our large assort- to 4:00 P, M., for tho purpose of en- Bee our lino and save. Biggest line amount of $15,000, Rev, Mr. Hope brew Sunday-school received, t ment of silk undorwear, hosiery, kid abling the taxpayers to ascertain of toys In town. Prown-Cooper Co., To Whom It May Concern. day nights. • TETLEY'S—CHRISTMAS CARDS. fcgroos that Frederick W. Hope of candy and Jewish pint from , gloves and negllgoes. A small de- "Brood street, Red Bank, phono Hereafter I will not bo rcaponBlblo should receive $11,750 out of the sur- posit will roaorvo anything you se- what assessment has been mode for any debts contracted by my wife, Last Call for Your Personal En- cillno Sunday morning as |Ut* froW', against his or her property and con- 1009.—Advertlncment. Christmas Cards. plus money beforo anything is pal Red Bank ladles' Hebrew sool^ lect All our merchandise guaran- for Informally with tho assessor as to Mrs. Mario Scott graved Cards. teed and very reasonably priced. Xmoi Handkerchiefs. Julian Scott, You will always nnd something Got your order in now I You will tc Mrs. Sarah J. Hope. The gifts were given In koplng 1 the oorroctnoss of tho assessment to dlfforont In design, verses and sentl- Mm. Borah J, Hope was repre- Lewis Specialty Shop, 01 Broad the end that any errors may be cor- Your friends • would appreciate 72 Bank Streot, Rod Bank nnd just tho card In our assortment an ago old Chanukah cuitora, utroot, Bod Bank—Advertisement. —AdvertlBomont monts in all our Christmas cards. Bo unusual—BO dlfforont—and with nonted at the proceedings by Alston rected beforo filing of tho aasossment those exquisite hand-mado linen Wo also havo a full varloty of Christ- list and duplicate. hnndkerchlofs in orlginlal designs your naino onKraved on thorn, with Bookman. Mr. Parker was repro $1.00 caoh. Nursos' Registry, 45 RIv Every Wednesday Night mas calendnra and a choice selection or without plnlo, RIVOS tho cord thi sontcd by Honry D. Brlnloy of the ' Lamps, Chapter 230, Laws 1918. of glftB for all your frlonds and every Bridge lamps, Junior lamps, tabjo erilde avenue, Red Bank.—Advertise- Is Victor night at TustlnK's, Mon- final touch of distinction. No ordon law firm of Wilson A Bmock. Rov out*. Walter J. Sweeney, ment. mouth street near Broad street ono of your family. And as uaual of taken after Docntnbor 14th. Totloy's, , lamps and bed lamps. One half price Assessor of Seabrlght Borough Radtoa, rolls, orthophonlo vlotrolaa, tho Art Kraft Sliopno quality, nn 17 Broad street, Rod Bank.—Aclvor- Itenjamln P. Hopo's answer was filed lamps SB cenU of what you pay elsewhere. Beauti- —Advertisement, records and pro-omlnont makea of prices to suit overy purso. The Art tlaement. l llroml Htraat nn- No cover charge. TlokeU, $1,00,— nun, ladles and children. Why not 10 Jowoleri, ft Broad •' ^f" ".' Tavern orchestra enraged Xnma Trom on Bain Now tlnnnl bnnlc, Mnturday, DocomW Advortliamant mint. A new rlim for this ChrUtmuT BOIM- Holly Wreaths. fa r lfilh, at 0:00 o'olooli.—• Advertisement. ulllM.',:]awol(irn, 30 Brand street,—Ad- y th» Bhrer Plasa Hose Co., No* 1, Morljnjo tor Bain. at llrimil nnd l rnnt street, and Mon- You'll find a Dig soleotlon of holly for their First Annual dance and bl| $3,280, throo yours, At 0%, aliou mnuth "(root nnd Maplit AVenue. Clocks. [iannp»t wreaths and Christmas greens a< 8 I'"™ ,- At tho Smoke Shop. Tlokets one-third vnlus of property noUl rn Free deliveries William Maolntosli flotli Thomas chime, mania), bou- I^t his lift I r , Louis Prate's Fruit Store, 31 Broal —AdvarlUoment A flnn Oruon wntoh for liar Christ stone or signet tiny, T<>-Nlt«il stiott, Had llnnk.-Adverilscmonti 11.00, No cover chargo.-Advertl«o- ccnllyi small bonus Address ]]ox 11 ilolr and daak olooki. It«u*slll*r, nig tlniol, Whoopool At the Smoke Marlboro, N. J.—Advortlnomont. mm. JtniiMilllrn', jeweler*, 10 IJroari Jewolara, 80 Broad alrtat—AdvsrUse- jeweloiIIMI,, IMt 1Broad itn ' WnUet*. utrinit.-Artviirllafiiii'iit __ tueiit, lllio|i Tuvurni nnvMi-pltcs d»noe or- Jewelry for Men. it olioiilrA. llmwllt Illvnr Plata ho;e CI«rett«*Oas«i, . llliiti ffrnria Imnd-nmcie Kngllal: Watch ohalna. cuff buttons, atone Buy him a solid silver olgarttte wnilniK, many with Hkt. ia|t1 «h(el, Btuasllles', jewelers, 3d Broad vi' Hhou, 1)|iiKir Ilioad atront, pliun tal and ohaloKlunyhaloKlunl y. ntuitlllstntuitllls ' Won* belt buckles, H«u«sllles', J0W0I0M, »( ltÂd«fllii«m«nt —Advertisement tVi lleil itniiU.-AcivcirllncmUiil j«w»j«w»l>rsl , JO lltotd alrcat—AUv»rUs wife.- Broad street—• Advertisement. M««h jnbow color Finding « J11I1. HUT Boy, incnl On( of tho (juloltont wny« In Ituil brliiR her lo thice big Ming flnno* at tiI n Mnloli ... a Job IK trt •mlvnrllao In Tim llrgln- Mmulm HIIIIJI Tavern tonight 'rink Imr pl»i'fs of aolM allvurwiirt for her aw.Viin nituihu-lllihMi Flip**. i&tt t«ri Want d«»vliii«nl,-Adv«lT.i>. M» $1.00. No oovtr eliargo, Ailvor ChrlalttiM Bid IUUMMIM', jowolera, It Mlllei, litlrl|bl< W. Jt-Aftit utmt, UMtttinU 10 Broad «lraft.-«sAavirtiMMfnl« MUtt IjgD fiANJLREGISTER, P 12, 1928,. sSBs **\ «tsi*Esa Accrojarr AT OCKANFOBT. TIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP ! , M Pavinf A Car* of ibtvwawory and Moomoutt RED BANK SHARES JTOOIBAXA MWbe? BeaK9i TJOMcinta Collide. HOKOBS WtTft MlCfCETON. HaV«n ooÛaiMeri A mupptt eoaeH ownedjmd driv- The flrai of • .sirlt* MiyMVUr last nlgbt aeoepted tbe rtport of the «n by Rev. Joseph T. Ourtln of dinners «rbe held by thefied BiftK *n» Wo TeaMs Wet« D&Ured Joint javliig atsseasment fcontinfislon for Bhrewetrdft, edUldad 'last Tli«fa«ar JtelsMa of OMttiabfia took place at Channrlons of tlra State at a BImt- Pearl street and Bane* road. A pub- night with a CdaVrolet <«up«. o*n«d «JU Tiomt 6n "Htorslde avenue faat tat o( the Intenchofautlo Football Ho hearing on the report Will tie Held ky Ha% WUdarstifl of Mcmmoutrj tom- Turkey forartd th* win AMteftl at th» next cotmcll me*ting,Decem- beach, at the InUrseotlon of Mon- dlahon tli* msnu^ WllluunH.; ber Sfltn. ' i mouth road ahd toe Eatontowo and The Red Bank high School football Seeley B. TuthlU of KftoHwood was long Branch bottlevard, Mr. Wll- DaVld fietdy, Wt nlaWof d«i tram and the Princeton high school appointed a member of tbe toning derateln Is tmployed it a s.tvllflcetori tidch Haven arid Little Silver. The Fair tirovldod «oVeltS> miisldal febmbera. played the same number of gardes Haven commissioners are id favor of The JanUaW alfalf Will ft 4 Vwtadn ^ Distributed by without a defeat by a Class & team. paying* their share of tbe oosfc of re- Olrls* toterela»/lw*io«'Oi«>n» at They played against each other on" 1 dlntler/ J6hn It NiUthtMt having 1 pairing the road. The matter was Bh* Strtet ScJUooi. sgfeed W fUrnljh tHe Venuton, one occaslbn and tha score was a* tie,lift In th1* hands of the toad fcom- TdtfOK, d. It. O.; laM siodei, Itlf ' to 6. Bach team was defeated by cilttee. The girls' interclass batketball «hrf(lr, ofie" sailtt « half ttfrit, laorli one Class A team. eague of the River street school jtMKttt olr QtbtriiOE isttsit, flea Ufa. Alit Wlll>i»Kftl*lit liit A receipts' tax check for H opened the season Thursday WHeh There) Is no provision In intertfrid- was received from the Kexl Bank and '•Mia it Uiiti, ctiaaK, ItTi. tttti fastle football rules far two' team* thp 8B grade defeated the $B grade [e Wed Safly into Mortifo* rt In- Kumson but line. The bond of Col- by a soore of 19 to 2. Filomsnd ttttR Us. 'dkarllt titUUti titi to play off a tie record. This is rid lsctor William B. Little, Jr., for ilO,- 1 toittt 0aHn( «6., is BUI tiilit tltUU' the first time that Red Sank his Wsosa, of the SB team, whob was M» was continued for another year, shltUd to the last friinUt« bi thp Monroe Walling Diet*, spit of Fred gHSred Honors with Princeton as A check far $48.87 -Was received J anfl Garolyn Walling Diets of slate champions., Several years ago gntne from, sldecenter to forward, from an Insurance eotripany. The made the only basket for her team. 6uena plae*/ died early this mo+nlno a similar situation resulted. Hit oheok was turned over to Theodore (it InfliiftiM and pneumonia after a Bank ottered to play the tie off at Anna Wlgdoffwltn played a ilhe of- 1 t. Mors6h. Mr. Morsoh was burned fensive game for ths victor* and week's sljikness. Monroe was bor ^ at flint time, but Princeton did not ac- oli the hands and neok while fight- Red Batik ten ftin agp fast August cept the Invitation. Rosa Canonfco and Edna Jordan ing a fire In Robert Pettlgrew'a starred dtt the defensive. . and Be was In th* flftit.B grade at One of the me'iribers of We Inter- house several weeks ago; ynder a Hid Bed Sank JMnior high school. Me aWa kst #$:$',$;§ sehdlastle football association Is Paul group Insurance plan the'borough Tne 6A class boys' team defeated the 7B class by a score of 10 to was familiarly known as "Chubby" two amajj aiyliî rrartii? filcJ iaittJitA CANDY for Christmas I fcedeay, principal of the Mlddl*- has Insured all tho flrcmeri against Diets. He was a member of the 6. Joseph La. Blrnda, whd has only town township nigh school at Leon- Injuries received at fires. Baptist Siinday-Bohooi. Phone KtirhJlbra ail, pt call tl a« Ufajalla ardo. The association met last night cne hand, shot two field goals and We have a full line of Candy Canes, BaV Bills amounting to »2,59<)17 were W> foul goals for the winning t«am. BUrvlving him besides his parents kek, Candy Apples and Jtibbdii Candy for the a» the floBert Treat hotel at New- paid. A tax anticipation note for are a brother and ft sister, Kenneth 200 Monmouth Street; ark. (S 000 will be put In the bank. Diets, who Is a student at irown CfABti PAflT* A* LEONARDO.' Christmas tree, for Her aorf Mother: Cedaf University) and Marlon Diets, *h6 NEW Inntalona for eat* Or »«t| all 1 lives at home. The funeral will be CHests and Fancjr Boxes Apollo, Mirror, Perry s, Red Bank< FABTf dN jtEB 81RTHDAT. Republican Women's, OI«b Plan Far ImpioTtmentai «l(h latatd Keaie- Held Friday afttrnoon at two o'clock burg raid/ *e«r Starter Mghvar. d, Schra?t'« and Whitman's. A wonderful variety 1 former Red Bank High 8cho61 Sort • dig Night In January at his parents' h6me. ReV. Barnes Phone lfdH, defeated St James on JtoHday. Miss dertrude tevlnskr TVfis Seven- W< Plkd, thane Hiddleteva Itt-tt df MiaWd Chocolates, American Mixed, French'] teen -tetuh Old Saturday. The Republican Women's club of Dykema will pfeach tiii sermon Stir*, (Opposite Itaflroad Station) The alumni basketball team of the tcotl&rde met Friday afternoon at lal will be made at Fair View ceme- Mixed Urtd other Christmas Candy. « Red Bank high school played a prac- Miss Gertrude Ijevlnsky,; daughter He Leonardo Slid Breveflt Park flrs- teryi df Nathan Levlhsky of. Washington What Is more thrilling than Christmas morning and a, stock- tice game Monday night.wltli the St Ittuse. The Usiial monthly eafd far* James high school basketball five. street, had a party Saturday night in t^ will hbt Be held in DefiemVer. Irt- ing ailed ffltlj Candy childhood scenes—wond^rrat surprise, «He* delebrdtlon of her'aeventeertth birth- 1 tobed.family tlesf • .-.',. J:.- .... „'_•.•"•"•:"•. . •. ^ ••"•'••< The St. James team-was defeated but elead, a large card party Will fie Held .Hiss Star} H. White, daughter of Branch Store: 1018 Main Street, it? showed,up:êli,. although it was day. A social time was enjoyed With Setiirday everilhg, JaflUary ,2Bth, at Mr. ahd Mr* John A^Whlto pf Long • 'Candy lends Itself so splendidly to tho spirit of Christmas; , games and' dancing. A buffet lunch- There ta happmesi arid goM c^*er W jfa very opptarance. — Asbory Fafk. FhonH outweighed arid lacked the experi- Frank Pfeniilffs store, Many jTrlKes Branch, and Clarence ~" •""'"" ence of Its opponents. During the eon was served. Miss Levlnsuy re* V'lil bs awarde'd, IHclildlng 4 dbdr Truly,' Christmas' Mould-not be Chrlatirtas wlthotit Candy ! game nearly every member of the fit fceived many" felfts, ' ; wire. MrU OertfuSe Sohoellfter' and of Tlnlbn Foils, formorly of New All Candy packed to b^tttlfnl'^^'^-t'^" ' James squad bad a chance, to play. The guests' Included Mr< and Mi's. a«. Helen Dear-will be In oharge of Tork, Were rnarrldd Sunday after- Man Lebd, Mta. U iKivlhsky, Mr, and The alumni players were Edward 1 he party THe refreshmetit fiflrafnlt' uaon at the parsonage Af Sb tuke's (Thei j Dodd center, Leroy McKnlght and Mra. H< Welnef, Mts . Abraham t6« d6hsi«U 6f Mrs. Clafa Wftdd, Mrs. «-"•—•- ehurdh Of - — " Probably not a* ma e6jl« George Olmstead forwards, and E)d-ABfomoWltA, Mrs. Harry Melstrlch, Frank Pfennig and Mrs. Ida. Wads; ")UT. hoilae Hi d iridmh a* read Hfsrd Leddy and Charles Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Pdlan, Mlase~s, Sylvia tftm" ceremony. The. bride wore a oos- Frloe menu arranged. Jarit AdVerlliierriehta In Ttie JWgj guards; . • • LeVlnsky, Mildred Zager, Yelta Bet tuma of figured silk/ .The couple Red Bank Candy Kitchen grad, Mlnhis Felschman, Henrietta ejecHart'o** *T°M« Wfon hal Men'd'fviA ter e8cfi Week. The Rdglotef „ goes : The alurnnl team will,play the Red FROPERTX' SOLB. Were attended by Mr. and Mrs, H. W tha d*ri«f elude new ana titter abunl, Into more than 7.600 homes, weekly l Heller, Miriam Elltzer, Dorothy Cornell Kahle, the bride'**brother- anl.JiH-naarly the value of a,new tar. that means,a big Register family .of Bank high school basltetDaliera Fri- Grand, Esther Wolnstelh, BsslS and .î A. .Clayton, tjiom ;»^-.w j^ ^ ^||B|I.» more than 35,000 persons,—Adverllse- day night, January 4th. Bruce Crla- Mrs. O. F. ErlOkion ftfld Daughter in-law and sister. : t Fanhlo Haslti, Seltnlt Siegfried and Will Mirte W BUmson. Mr. arid Mrs, Withey left; for an ment. pell will replace Oebrge Olmatead as Thelma Cohen, Samuel Libovaky, Sid- . FOBD I6adit«r, wltli ttir In rear I forward and Olmstead will take Mlsa toulse *org of Mew fork automobile trip to Hurleyvllle, New - aie, Wood.tocl, Mo. ii For Christmas! tion last night in St James school Jamas Rowe, Jr.. at Linijroft Sunday £20. O._ 0. Dwljht, 14 Blv.r.lae avenue he late W. Walnwrlght and Lufbur- Rod Bank.* : ludltorlum. The officers elected are: : night while no one was at home and Chapltln—San John B. McCloikijr. row Brown. • - '~ • , . School Football.Players and Musi- FURNITURE for lala: dlnlnj roomTirni: Miss Brown leaves two-brothers clans Were Guests of Honor, stole six pleoes of Jewelry worm y cUiiiaad adtartlilnj In Tha olled 233 In one game. agencies and advertised In several will be awarded for the best cos- BeffUter. . • Monday night ths Goo and Steam conducted the business at this place newspapers without success. Last for seventeeen years. tumes. (Want advaiUaeaepts oon tinned on next Register Building, Red Bank. Fitters defeated the Shoamen. Tiic week she put an advertisement In cores were Gas and Steam Fitters The Register and within an hour 112, 003 and 863 and Shoemen 716, after the paper had been printed 1.11 and 797. Mrs. Miller received the first phone mm. •m i »' call from a person seeking the Job. Bremeyer—Loveday. Altogether she said she received Mrs. ' Carrie Biemeyer Taylor, about fifty phone calls and had lit- Ladies' ..aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward tle trouble In getting what she want- MANICURE SETS Bremeyer t>f t'alr View, and Thomas ed. An advertisement in The Regis- Loveday of Rumson, formerly of New ter goes into more than 7,500 homes York, were married last Thursday and replies such as Mrs. Miller re- Wrist Watches light The ceremony was perlormed ceived are not unusual. y Rev. Benjamin Franklin Rhoads ( the Red Bank Methodist church, VICTIM OF HEART TROUBLE. A Gift for Mother! he attendants were Mrs. Fred Bre- meyer and William Cox. Mr. and Mrs.Henry E. Bennett of Headden's Cor- oveday have started housekeeping ner Died In His 66th Year. n a new house at Fair Haven. Henry E. Bennett of Headdcn'ii Six Jewels, lever movement,! Corner died yesterday morning of IMvor I'laia Firemen's Dance. heart trouble after a sickness of'two i!O-year guarantee Case; whit* | The River Flaza lire company will dnys. He was 66 years old and wan gold. old a dance tonight at the Smoke torn at Mt. Holly. He had lived In EVERY QUALITY FEATURE SHOP tavern. A large committee has this vicinity eighteen years and ho ecn working for tho success of the bod been employed during that time $7.0ti in this new "Speed Queen" dance and they are encouraged over by Thomas B. Field and Amory Has- he outlook, as thnro haa been a big kill. advance salo of tickets. The Surviving him are his wife, who Others up to $250. Highly polished, full capacity, pressed alum- roflts of the dance will be used to was.formerly Miss Mary A. Griffin inum tub. iiolp meet the general expenses of f Rod Bank, and four children. The the company. Peter DeMldowlU iineral will be hold at R. R. Mount Four-vane, submerged type, smoothly pol- 111 direct the danco. & Son's funeral parlors tomorrow afternoon at half-past two o'clock. Rov. ished aluminum agitator. Suca for $60,000. rachajy T. Dugan will preach the Men's A suit for $30,000 has beon brought ermon and burial will be at Fair All-metal wringer with semi-balloon rolls. >y Andrew W. Handy of Fair Havon View cemetery. $5.00 up to $100.00 against Dr. Timothy J. Faughman • i • Double Walls. Enclosed mechanism. nnd Dr. Lloyd Joslyn, Newark den- CLEARED §75 FOB A HOSFITAL. Wrist Watches 1 tints. Tha trial Is now In progress No oiling necessary. v.t Freehold before Circuit Court Irs. Robert Dean Made the Money r.ulgo Rullf V. Lawrence. Mr. Handy at a Card IMrty Last' Week. These Sets come in beautiful cases, in colors 'dims that his Jaw was broken when Durably constructed. Mra, Robert Dun of Vista place Or. Joslyn pulled out a tooth In of Maize, RoBe, Pink, Green, Jade and Orchid. Mnrch, 1D27. He had previously been ;sve a card party last Thursday for Finished in beautiful colors. treated by Dr. Knugliman. ho benefit of the Red Bank auxiliary >f the Spring Lake hospital. About Sets are made from three pieces up to twenty- ifty persons were prssent and )73 Come in and let us demonstrate the remark- Investigating a Mclor Aocldent, uas cleared. The prlie winners were Mortimer Cohen, a atat* motor ve- flvo pieces. Before buying, visit this store and ' able features of this new aluminum washer. Mrs, Frank McMahon, Mrs, Oliver Six Jtweli, lavar movamant, I l.iclo Inspector, made an Investiga- > Delano, Mrs. William H. lllne, 1 You'll see how you can make a clear saving tion last week of th* accident In vlr«. II, White, Mrs. Harry Campbell, compare quality and prices. 30-year guarantee Caaa) whlta | of over $50 on a distinctly quality washing which William Parker of Ocaanport Wr«. Stewart VanVllet and Mlis Win- MOl'l. MAS killed, Tlio accident occurred at Fred Conover, machine. tho boundary of Ealontown and I 'crnnport on tha Eatontown and $6.90 1,'iMK Branch boulevard. Beveral res- Chamber of Oommerea Note*. l.tntn of ICatontown wore questioned Tha lied Bank aero club with Val- by Mr. Cohen. tntlno VanKturen aa voting ropro- Othei. v.p lo Q lentatlva, and A, J, Dtuamhalm, an Frank Nero OB for Italy. electrician of East Front stratt, hav* LEON KISUN Joined th* lied Dank chamber of Aluminum washer Kmnk Nero, general manager or oommerc*. tlio Hod Uault sanitary sewer com-i linny, aallod lait nlglit at midnight Tho Central railroad has poitpontd 13 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK, N. J. LEON KISUN MI tho stumor Roma for Italy. Ho :onsld«ratlon of the raqueit for an Allen's Electric Shop will return In Maroli and bring hi* tarlltr train to.Nsw York until April. Trenton and rhlladalphlt taUphon* (One Door from llanttitf Theatre,) KI.KOTHIC BTOHK- vlio «nd son with him, Mr. Nero "ABO tlANll'N 1.ICAD1NO tti.rtrriili'l Htniir) *• liaa bosn employid by the aewnr IrtctorlM hav* b«n added to the «3 BROAD STREET, company about thra* years. hamb«r of commaroa library, Open Kvenlaga. Mb '• . / MIONKS «H-OtI. RED N » OUM dowfro* M«nUn« TkraUt.] Tha iialar j * IW • •I'stav) m fli is i evarv itomevf w i RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12, 1928. ARTICLES FOR JSAlJE. BUSINESS NOTICES. BUSINESS NOTICES. MISCELLANEOUS. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT* iBBUtMAJB treeree** miill wnstlu for salesale) ONBY to loan os bond and mortgage. IB evil papering, painting ana decorat- TOASTERS, percolators, vacuum awewpen, TEN-ROOM ouse for rents f reasonably pricepricedd. Honiy'' "e»» FleweFlewer Apply to A. U Ivlu, Beglatu OaUdipg. ing see 0. A. sflllar, Oburcb.and Oomp- rsdloa, motora, etc., repaired. CbrietmM teasel all yrovtmeaui re Broad etwt.Beii Bank, Red >u eueeu, Belford. ttlbaat'l wall paper. treee wired. A. J. Davernhelm. I? East able. Apl a plaea, MMRiVO. WAIMUOHT. Jaittc. «( th* itlmatea ennrfullr (Ivan, PastolBce ad- r>ont stieat. opposite Globe hotel, Bed or phone real Belford, boi OS. Phone Beani- Bank. , ,'^Motafthan'MO p«r»oni-.attended OB BALE, jay be_d fig.oo» , _ cou.h peace, All complaint* receive prompt urg S7S-W « iihl niaytrUr hsUv*4 and __,._lip.odt-an. d_ Olivei»*r ttypewriter in ft attention. Account, and etteeka oolleeted. THE GOOD FOOD Shop often you genuine Phonal entrjitionditl , 410.00J1S00. CCalll O. B. Bloke; Day and flight aevlca, Patteraos avenue, ICTORjMETAL WOBKS, quality work- home cooking In a eocy homelike) at- ranch avenue. Bed Bank.* near Broad strait, Shrewsbury, N, J, ebon* manship; reasonable prlaes. Call us for rnotpbere. Sute Hlghwsy, Riverside Had Bank 4. • ;eneral tlnsinlth work, cornice leaders, gut- Heights, phone 2622, Red Bank. DOUBLE beater , stove, In perfect condi- Alco & Its,tion. Write to P. O. Dox 406, Port Mon- Won. MOe-B. RADIO—Why bother with B batteries how to plant. T. H. StUsi, 17 Hlrrl. arte. Open Door, 161 Broad atreet, st BOUSE for tint, 48 Hudion avenuei'llx toek at the' Blsner cafelsrls, on I?ark>and,w>nga'to tht aeoompanN . when rou can' buy this 188 B.ellminaUr larding roao,. Bed Bank;- phone 2644. mouth. N. J.» rooms, all IrdprovsmenU, with or .With- US t you& rP propert. K.mpy. with went of ths>banjo by Milton Berk with 11.00? Baytheon tubs for US, like •OB , avenue Bed Bank, phono 1»L WANTED, ten or fifteen 'tone clover or out garages rert reasonable. Apply .18 0 T JSt-.."""if-- 6?!w »»ew new, 0. L Grant, Everett, pbpao Middle. U. L. UcCOLQAN, nurseryman and alfalfa hay,. ICO chestnut raile, and 10Backless place, phone HO-TV, TteeT B.nk. of Bed Bank. Ml" Sitman and Mr. bored locust posts. Pleaaa state lowest Kerk are member? ot tbe'soclety. town 79O-P.il.* . CARPENTER and bullden all klndp of Jon- landscape designings sodding, (Trad- HOUSEBOAT for rant: cood winter homes O FpR MALE, Blchardion k BoynUn kltch. bmg vromptlj attended tot old and sew sh price Address R. L. Inscoe, box 97. rent reasonable. Frlvold'e. 118 River. .nab El abet ii> real i The receipt* amounted 'to about floora raiurfacod and Dntehed by maehlna. ing; flower and rock gardens planned F. D., Red Bank phone 804-11, Red aide avenue, phone 178.1 Red Bank. Little Silve N. en range i cheap J. Martin. Hapla arc — ne Bed " -eres* yal«nUi)o end-Was Ella t2M. -The money will be used to heft) ime, Fair Haven. N. J,« AJio attlmataa on painting ebeorfully glv» and executed. Evirgreem, treea, ,nk. Or apply Overlook farm, Riverside FOUR-EOOU apartment, exceJJent condl- tn rrr— en. Croaler A 8oni, Pearl atreet, Pair shrubbery j pruning properly dons. Sa Iclvc. Mlddletown. N. J.» -, r.Hbose and was' a .complete surprise pay for the, recent Improvement* FOR atIALB, uprjghTplano, Utanco Ironing Haven; N. I., phono Red Bank K88. tlonl heat and electrle light., Apply Park, Mlddl Plnekney road. Red Bank, phone T.tlerâ, 17 Broad etrsrt. Bed Bang. each. Phons Rid Bat ,.+ 'to Mli«a.HooMi''wncr b,ad been*told ruade'at the'eynagogiiVand to help maehUlneil , Iho_ r washing machine, tore, REAL ESTATE,, WANTED. '*•'•> twit }ter pretence wu desired at the beda, all kind! of houiehoid"?urnltura and O. ESCHKLBACH * SON, 125 W«et 1401-W. FOR vHart at fab Hav.n, two' California VALUABLE bUllnesa ,,'or,ia pily'for new gymnasium equipment, lair ntttraiaal. 18 Eut Front atreet, - Front etreet, Ttad Bank, phone 1876. ANTED to rent, small farm up to 7* bungalows, one live rooma and one six on corner of Wait I street I •' enfeterla to arrangs for, a Chrlst- Vnillam Naohamkla of Atlantic High- lad Bank.* ftoto accenorlei and valcanlalng. acres; edapted to potatoes. Inquire of rooms, furnished, for winter er all-year Maple avenue, o.n w•hloh la locatelocated I stcr* buUdlngT IlaI b e_.. i" ^rnis party, ' ,•". lands, a,member of the Red Bank BAXAPHONB for »le cheap; alio banjo, IhMENI blocks, sldsnalks and mason K. Foater, box 41,* Sycamore avenue. round l every modermoern Improvement; Ideal iraby ofterad for BOARDING at Bbrawrtary Minor, la work t also rockface. Peter DePontl, 24t N> J. location. Ar ~ ~ " Apply to J. TraffordI AUcn, »«, airs '< - , The. cafeteria was elaboratly dec- society* was chairman of the party cello, mandolin and good violin. Phone ihrawibury, pply Mrs. Ramlln, Catherine avenoe, Red Bank. Bsrawibnry; cbrittlan (amlly oSeri brewtburr avenue, Red Dank. Phona Bad AN TfcD atore with living roomi, ault- street. Fair Haven. N. J., phone Bed Bank '• oraled In pink and white. Music, committee. Red Bank 217-B, or call at 58 Rector place, lank 4S4-J , 1862-11, Sad Bank. •uelU delightful home lUe: dellclnui abla for grocery, confectionary, elgare. • (lancing- and other papUmts wcre.en- EMSTITCUING, Mexican, gold, silver. etc. Re-a.onablc rent. R. Loice, ""a." X rooma for rent) bats, beater, waUr, HONHOOTH County's flnest farM>| The Register's motto-*-" A paper In DUMP CAST, laddie anndd aa aavarav l good food, large, airy room». Open all etc., buttons, plnklog, plaiting, em* 117 ' joyed. Vocal aoloa wera given by bbora e collarll s fof r salel , Chlta E. Burd, Brighton avenue. West End, N. J. gas, electrle r $40. H. A. Henirickeon, free 1U« ot aOl duals el farmi, ; every homs."«-AdveftH*ment. Charlt year, Ellnbitb Fowera, phone lite. iroldery, trimmings and novsltlei Mai- 78 Newman Springs road, phone Red Bank ', ' Mi*. David Molntosh, Mlta Ros,e Red Bank, phone I8».« uerade eults for hire. The Bandy Shop. WANTED, a farm of twenty to thirty homia ud acraaca. Lamson Agency,-:', Marks aiid .Mlis Evelyn Walling. SOY'S fourteen-year it*, heavy overcoat, Bed Bank. • S I Broad street. Red Bank. ' acrea, »Ith dwelling and usual .outbuild- 1400. Friehold, N. J, EpttUUIitts la femsVg J perfect conditions lee akataa, abocs at- ings, near Hp,l Bnnk; not over $10,000. LOW RENT—Three line Bumion read and Country Hones. 3 lano selections were rendered by VES, it will be dona right If your eat !a ONttY to ioan on first bond nod mort- fo_ bualneai with .sgents. P, O. Box homes, furnished; heat; f$o to ti6. tached, slse 5; also man's smoking Jacket, gage on-Improved real estate wortb '"Kfa'<. luigo number of gifts. They were In order, at $10. Call between i;0O alid 8:00 klnda ot furniture. Frank Howard, tf> ner If desired. Reasonable. Telephone Red «d In buying. P. V, Kennedy/ »L ouiWlnjs, blue print! furnished! prl" Rose, >t Monmouth atreet, Red. Bank. Front street. Bid Bant, phone 208a, * pile on a table and "over them wau HRBWOOD for sale, .Albart, Lsmbert P. M. at J5 Bridge avenue, Red Bank, reaaonsble; all work. gnaranUed. &• arrison avenue, Bed Bank, phone 2081. , )hone 1611.: . '. ~ Bank 69-H. . - phone |IW^:"' " WILL sacrlBca ave-toom stuoca home tndend d a sprinklinprg gca n decijjr RiilrtiOny'N. J.. phona C60-M. Rumson. Oolt, phone Hed Bsnk H6-M. ' LE3 GERTRUDESRUDES, RlrersWRlrersWe Gardenardens WOOD for. eale, cut' In ,Hraplae« lengtbt NICKEL enamel oil heater for aale. Call 0. L. GRANT.. Everett, tV J, carpenter owner leaving town. Cash, 1(00. Phcr ii pink and white. *Thiee au- at 106 Wallace itreet, Bed Bank, aecond LOST AND FOUND, ROOMS FOR RENT. Twin. Gables apartmentapartment* forr rantt at Red Bank J017-W, Bed Bai" i« Ms llOTi«r !o«d, C. 0. D, H. S, Held ft Son, and builder; sll work goarantaid; obarg- pricei s frof m $76 to 41 41660 monthly. John B. nlajg street. Btver Pla>s> V. t. :i ; tomo^ci were necessary to trana- tlnariift, W. J.. phone MlddJetPwn 7»«-F.». floor.* .--• • ' -. -'. "•• " •;-•-- - ' - ' . • ts reasonable, Homei, garages, porch en- -O3T, on East Front street Friday at-' WO lance adjoining rooms for rent, nlee- Protheto. 31 Monmouth etreit. phone Bed cloium. poultry bouses, etc Altarstloue Jort thg 'nlfts, to Mlua Kooae'a homo. COAAtt and:: oioill burninburning brood«brood«r atoveiioatovei'ior ternoon, a brown end white hound puppy ly .furnished: all-conveniences; also ga- Bank 1162. ' - •" i - - •ale | neww and uitduid. OrdeOrdr noww. avoivoid FOB.SALE, large oak ildeboard, hand. and repairs. "Ready-Cut" homes erected. earing hnrness and answering to name of rage: three mlnuUs" walk to eUtlon. and •street, vi MIM HuJHe Is engaged to William l : Call; write or phone Mlddletown TOS.P.il. STEAM-HEATED apartment for rent: four electricity waters beautifull dl,«ppolntm«nt.. C. B. Eehjamln. Vandtr- carved t' large refrigerator, large' nmbo. Reward. , Phono 102S-J, Bed >us lines. Inquire at lit Bridge avenue, large rooms, two windows In each room: tix, son of Joseph E. F|x, Sr,f of T lank.' '.-... •.-•-,• • • , 6S6.R. IW.eaab.-or tba tw.o ... Jots. for I bur», M.J.V phone freeliold 10Q.F.2. eleBtrio.lronerc .bargalna.' Suitable for B.,8. t'INDLAV, general contractor; eon- bath room;- hot wtkUr; all -Improvements. rallding on rear can ba nsi Bod Bank. The wedding, will take ' orete work, bridge, dooka and bulk- URNIBHED bedroom for rent: euitabla YARNS, ol pure wool for hand and machine dub or boarding houie. Phone 181, .O8T, pair of glasses between Hendrlck- Inquire at Id Dmmmond place. Bed Bank.- >onse. . Phona Eatontown "" placa ahortly. _ 2 },J heada. S88 Sprtai atrtit, ohona 1128, son ft Applegate's atore on East Front for one or two. 18 Elm place. Red Bank. knlttfnat aUo^xtti yatnt.hone 600-M, Red Bank. 17 Washlng- wan,jN, J.,'phona-208.•:••; • v. ' vice gladly given. N. Buttarbacb, roUND, on street In Red Bank, an article Drummond place. Inquire- at 166 Sbrewe- On Thursday of this week a gath- '2S. Call Bad Bank 2O4«.M,« . •-. of jewelry. Addresa G.. drawer M, Red on street. Red Bank. bury avenue. Red Bank, phone 867-M. ' J. :T. Allin, «« Blvenlde avenue, BARGAINS .In furniture. We carry ana ol box 892, Fair Baron. N. J* phone HtWICe ' ' ering, of Methodist ministers of the th. large,t stocks of used furniture and OAK FRAME/ bevel glaas. barberV mlmlrr- ank.* ^_ . :O0M for rent; comfortable, nicely fur- NICELY.furnished .house of-eeven roomi, Bed Bank 2042-J. nished room: private family, two mln- SIX-BOOM bouse with Improvements" Kew Brunawfok district will be held .juse furnishings In the state,' Buy. eour rort fourfeet by five feet; 120. Call all Improvemanta; open fireplace; well t t WaUw tenti ol nons.s oatrlgn' --"•« •- Bed BankiO48.M.« -.- . it« to station: all Improvement!. Aptly located In Red Bank; convenient to school! or SHk 7' ' "" * •'"•"*'' at St. Luke'a Methodist church atslpn;\ George If.-Robe. EMPLOYMENT. 81 South Bridge avenue. Red Bank.* and stores. Can be had to July; $60 a Xong Branch.' Tht wlvei of the mln- CHRISTMAS trees and wreaths for sale; U. B.ITZAU, remover of dead aolmali. city. Addresi 8. B., drawir M, Red HighwayHone mile, nor reasonably priced. Honey Bee Flower .Phone Red Bank 2840-W. iELF empaled of all nationalities, for all IIOELY furnished room for rent, southsm month. Hadliy-Hall, Jtt Honmonth street, lsfera and the laymen of the church Fhone Bed Bank M7r. . Shop, Upper Broad street, Red Bank, klndl of work, specializing in farm- exposure, all convenience!; suitable; for phone Red Bank 1888.•••: UJSAli fiSTAis for eeie or rent.' MASON contractor, aitlmatea chearfully one or two gentlemen: also garage. 81 to siva bast service to clients, CANARuniiniisiY" birdSIBAS»s> - a aa-ataand*;'gol Bvidu ftsbUSIM 'iveforr sale.esviwe.'' , a»s phone 872. ^. .'. • tanda. write or eatl at S. Berger*a Azen- CONVENIENT- for -the commuter, half « fcavef been Invited to attend the mset- given. Eugene Soyer, 89 Hudion ave- y, B« West stint. New York City, phone South street, phone 1017-M. Red Bank.* are requested to e.nd deUUed deu conow havehave a ful' 'l HHoe, of canary, blrda am FOR 8ALB American Unlverial floor »nd< nuo, Bed Bank, phona 1*67. ^_ houae on Chestnut street: has six rooms, ot property; with terme. - gold fllhl alio 'birdbird - and Bab supplies. A-W. Ing machine, reasonable.-, Call' 25 Car- lector SS4S. ' - IINGLB and double rooms for rent; also an improvements; $60. Hadley-Hall, 8» la the inomlng Rev. H. A. Muiser w. Kennedy tVSoni, 41 Broad street; Be, Broad etreet. Shrewsbury. N. men place, or phone Red.Benk Z127. WANTED, married man to work on farm; two connecting; all. Improvements: rea- lonmouth-atreet, phone:Bed Bank-1888; HIM. SITE for ..I., with acreage, Bank, • .:.'.- ••••••'•• -•:.'•. .•.'. ••• •••••• •'.. I CABPBNTER work wanted. All kinds •will give a talk on "The New Say In PINES automatic .wlntarfront, for Bile: wife to do hooaework: none but experi- lonable; IS and up per week. Ughthouse- FURNISHED apartment, ol five.rooms, all sixty acica; ovcrlooktasr river snd lorelgn Missions," Rev. Clprlano Na- FOR BALE, adding machinal, dseks, eifis, * used only,one eeaioni like new: flta 1920 '. of. Jobbing attended to by an - ex- enced farmer need apply. Right party eat* ceeping privileges; srarage at S5 per month. . improvement*,-eteam, heat, located near boose and large barn, aa road to i typewriter!, filing esblnsts. Everything perienced oarpenter. Write .or phono m steady Job, with good wages and the Frank H. Wellec HI West Front atrwf, town on 'Broad street.*^ Can be had from verro on "The Youth of the. Phil- for the office. CalT-Asburr 84*0. Batler'a Bulok, 110. Kunie, 27 East Front atreet, .Jt of living accommodations. Apply siv- Red Bank.* • Red Bank. Marvin, It Bardlng road. Bed Bank., the 15th of January, to- the 1st of June: ippines" and S. K. Hu on "ThOffice e Eqolpmint Co;, 417 Bond street. ng information to L. T., drawer M. Rid $76 a month, Badley-Hall, it Honmouth Phone »108. '.••".••-. , : '.'. .: iank. FGRNI9HED rooma for rent, with privilege CHICKEN and track farm' for saleî , Chinese Ohuroh and the Revolution." TOP.Spll* fill dlitti irrirradlna g ojj all klnde ot light housekeeping; all improvemente. street, phone Bed Bank 1888. - teen acrsl, nicely located) nil ill ali•IIOo roadwayroadyis bofltbufltbuflt i LakewcLakwood d. eaodd, FAim PRODUCF-L BOYCE Painting Service) estimates eheei- EO BANK. Employment Agency and Phone 880-R, 19 Hudson avenue, -Bed. Luncheon will be served at half-past r bl t STORK for rent,'with ateam heat, at 14« egga right at tba ddor. A good Bon twelve o'clock. wasoia aTrsvel, slsg,» . clbdc?ril , -blue stom AH'ALFA—Bal«d alfalfa- hay for aale: fully given; practical workmen; Ana' In* NuraeaBegtryrae'-Begiatry,, 46 Rlverafde avenuevenue. Bank. Call after 1:80 P. M. Monmouth. street; .stood - locKtlon; • good J s«d Bvtag for-someone; poultry 1 Prlcei reasonable. Howard 0. Bessvslt leafy, choice green color, fint, aacond and terlor work and paper hanging a. specialty An. L E. BttBatterabyb . proprietorit . ConrteCt - tor business. Phone' 2445-W, 'Bed Bank. for. 1,400 layers, running water, ' The afternoon session will begin at phone, 1685, Red Bank. First class material, all work guaranteed )US aervlce, efficient help; references in UNFURNISHED apartment ot flva rooma, floors;; all conveniences, B. L. i third outtlngai No. 1 rnbted and timothy. estlgated. Practical and trained on call. some improvements; eleetrio light: rent NSW houses fo? .al.'or.ircntt ftarntshed'or. 't*-o o'olooH. The epeakera- will be THIHTV-FOOT cabin oruleer, for ealo, re- Large selection. See it. Hanca ft Ilavli, •Telephone 812-M, Rumson. . reasonable. Apply 77. Oakland street,*, cor- • unfurnished; all modern .improvements. owner. Z6S Maple avenue. Bed t conditioned thli lummeri Horlllce list. phone 108. Red BanV.- , RESTAURANT—Beat year-round location telephone Bed Bank 1482. Red Bank 864-M. Prof. Toshlmune, who will talk on BeeKlw, J0« Wallace etreot, phone Bed URL. wanted to work . as waitress in ner West street, Bed Bank.* •; D6uglaa'R..Balloclc Co., Riverside,Heights, WOOD for aale, Oakland plnai treplaee In Asbury Park; good established trade, Bed Bank. •••.••• .... '.•:." /•' '••• HOUSBfn'.aale'at 8HverwWW~_ "For Christ and' Country," Rev. J. Dink 2065, ' ... • ,. •;.• ,• -....- and lease.. Fine opportunity for business •Chinese restaurant. East Front atreet. ;-.an.d. etpve lengthat aleo,'oord wood for ed Bank, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. MADISON avenue bunraloir of lour rooma savin rooms and three bathrooms, i • W. Lanbam, who will,talk on "India FOB SAtiK 'Lion hot water haater and •ale. ' ). • U. Carney, phone Batontown Woman, Cash required, 12,000, balance Improvements: new eopper screens, extra heavy tO-sallon boiler; like new; IOLORED girl wanted to work aa waitress. for eale, all' lm^rovataenta: I4.2BO. Today and Tomorrow," and Miss terras. No trlflers., ' Addresa - Foatonlce NEW four-room bungalow for rent, nicely Hadler-Hall. • S» Hosmoath street,, phone awolnja. «l«ttlo. refrizeratar, two-car ». l!o,;coit, 169. SO Meibanh Itieet, Rti Box 606, Asbury Park. Chinese Restaurant, East Front atreet. decorated; bath, (fa*, •lectrieltyj '«v«ry rage attached. Cheap, eaay terma. Jt,.il Qeorglanna Such, who will talk on Bank, - ', ; - •• CA BBAQE for eale, cut by the bartel or Hed Bank 1888. by the hamper; or with roota on. AnyNOTICE to trappers—More money) foi Red Bank, ' . • convenience; slso icariEe. Cbarlea Brenkir, Dangler. 12 Oarden road. Bed Bank. "Moslem Women and Children." The F1FBLE8S , h«Mter» completely IneUlled 607 West Front etreot, River Plasm, phona FIFTY aeraaof .wonderfni landTln Shrews* uantlty to auit euttomer; also fl»t claaa your raw furs. Miller Bros., Eatontown, GIRL wanted for general housework. Ap burr, fronting partly en Sjrcaraor. ave- SEVEN-B,OOM all-rear house, p. aoulon will be concluded with dis- •nywhere, IV8 to 1160. Pipe furnace §reen Mountain potatoes,, alto cornetalkk ply at 1st Maple avenue. Bed Bank,* edBanlt 1607. " . eaUmatMt beat guarantee. Ternu. Stovei, N. i.. Phone »<• nue; also house.' of elr rooms and'two Mortgaged IJ.OOO; Maveslnk. ns« cussion'groups. by tha hundred.' : Vanderveer VanDorn, THE~HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds DRAPERY sewer wanted in upholstery FOR KENT, new five-room home; larif* bathe on property. ,A bargain at. 1660 an den avenue; leaving town, wlU. accept.,, racEei, heatere itooked. CaUloguo prlcee. tfi.lf.Mlle ro.d, Red Bank. . • •• ••• A supper will be aerved at sixDrop card or phonei repnientatlva vill of raw furs and also for 'live chickens. shop; stoady work good pay. Only ex- Itvlns room with window* ovarIoo)dt>K acre. Eadley-Rsll. »» Monmosth atre.t, model sedan In exebange. J. F. Dowd.J BOD for aale, thirty, yeara old. Thomaa a. Joe- Baker, 280 Mechanic street, phone Red perienced need apply. - H. Chark's Fiirni- he river; fireplace and open sUIrwur: phone-Bed Bank 18«i.- ..- ' ', ' O. Box 834. Highlands* K. J. ' o'clock. At night Dr. E. Stanley call. C. Merrill...authored, branch Kal- bath, gfti. electricity and every conv«nl- araaioo Stive Co.,' 401 Newark avenue, Onothoratttead., on Everatt, road, one Bank 2309. ture'8tore,89 Monmouth streeVfted Bsnk.* FOB RENT or aalai alx-room hossa and FOK. SALK or rent, new bunsalow i. Jones will glva a sermon "Our Mes- Bradley BcTcn.N.J., phono toao-H. and a half rallei from R«d Bank. John U. eneet also satase. Charles Brenker. 607 rooms and bath: all ImrrovemenUI t •.jge-JesuB Chrlet." nmnt. It D. 1. Bed Bank. " ••' PAPER HANGING, painting, imtde and IRST-CLASS cook would like position West Front street, Itlvar Placa, phone Bed barns, with on*' to* twelve'acreei. one WALL PAPER-On r.qu..t I will nil and out. Phone 662-M. Red Bank. at general housework. Call or write 260 Bank 1607. , mile esst of Holmdel. Former Carton or attic concrete cellar; new sub-elM A retreat for minister) only will •how a line of eplendid wall papera, «•• MONMOUTH HATCHERY—Early order! Mechanic street. Red Bank.* Zantalnger! place; poeeeailon March, 1st, Palmar.avenue, Keanaburg. Apply O FRANK ROYAL, Oold Cedars. Fair Haven, W.f Pike. Port Monmouth. phoaV be held Friday morning at thetlroete coit of hanslng and guaranteo fatach Indicate a, record-breaking demand for express local and long distance moving. .MAID wanted lor genera] housework. Ap HALF of a double house for nht; ilxTheron McCempbell. Holrndel. N. J. claia workmanahlp. Boyce Fainting Sarv baby ehlcki. Thousand! are already eold. Phone 1208, Red Bank. (HI E«it Fro, rooms and bath, all improvemenU. In- t7»B> ' church and will be conducted by Dr. Ice, phone 812-M. Rumion. , Better ordtr , youra . now, Also custom ply lirs. Hsnce, 184 Maple avenue, Red qalre at 88 Waverly place. Red Bank. APARTMENTS In .Bed Bank: elx rooms, Jones. f^ hatonlng .and custom, brooding.' Our-lpe- etreet, Pair Haven. N. J. ' Bank.* '__ bath: heated:' newlr decorated;. eea«< FBOMT itreet, scad double home. BL. HANDSOME Imported W. and, C. Bcoti cliUy, chloke ten Jajl old. Leghorni. IF YOU are not satisfied with the ... GERMAN girl would like position doing APARTMENT for rent, four' rooms and trally located, t«0. - Also three-room light , n»ms en each tide, all lmprovemintt bath, with heat. Robert Cameron, cor- housekeeping apartment; .heated1; I87.S0;, lot SOxliS; para 11.08J yearly inoosM ' hammarteie doable barrel twelve-gauu1 i Rocks. Redi,-Wyandottn. Balley'a Cor- your laundry, work Is being done, g|v< general housework In'small family; five CARD FABTVAND DANCE. gun, with aola leetbir cue, *116. Qulnn ! ner.Belmar.W. J.' • us a trial. , Only first class work and eat. yeara' experience; references. Call -bo- ner Fair Haven road and Pearl street; U O Martha HeUerraan. 81 .Washington Price reduced from IIE.OOI to. 110.800 ~ Bwrtlmt, Good, Store. Freeholl/ N. J. faction guaranteed.. Address Home Laua. ween 0:00 and 10:00 A. M., phone Atlsntl Fatr Haven, phone Red Bank 188S. atreet, Bumion. W. J.,'pnone Bumion .464.* quick sale. Ebone Bed Bank 852. CIDER for lala: York. ttata eWeet elder, ^ HOLSTEIN cow for eale: will sell for want dry 8.; drawer M. Red Bank.* • Highlands 671: ' ' ' ' THREE-ROOM apartment for rent, ateam FOB RENT, modem five-room WASHINGTON .atreet house, near i Years Nlgbt Sociable at St. gallon or bbrrcl.' of use; freshen Wedneedny, Decemuer heated; all Improvements: corner Wtl- street, six rooms; all moden Benjanln K. Crate, 1' 5th. . E. M. -Swingle, West Long Branch, BAVE your olothes cleaned at the Cl:yHOUSEKEEPER wanted In family of two. ateam heat; garage;HO,mont " James's Auditorium. forth Brldsa'avenue, Red Bank.-pbone Rei % Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Works, a Me- aee and Spring: street. Telephone Red Henderson avenue and.Btateslr l ment.; garage; good lot; H.BOO, I Unk 1483. N. J, • - : • . ; „ - •" W. A. Clayton, 28 Peters place. Bed cbanlo etreet, near Broad atreet, RH Bank, phone 652-W.* • Bank 2066. Or call erslde" Helghtsi Ked Bank. -'Ad reauired. John Prothero. fl A A card party and dance will bo SELLINO OUT everything at eoit; a cood FOR SALE, alfalfa, muted and timothy Bank. Phone 2117, William Ostrov, or>- FOR BENT, four rooms and bath; laun ren BardenDersli,' West Point etreet. or call Bed Bank 868. hold New Years night at St James's chinee to ill i bargain. H. Tlndall, S . hay; also good Green .Mountain potatoes. priftor. HANDY MAN would like work of any kind, dry tub, electricity, newly decorated: Ocean.county. N. J.' •''. RIVER PLAZA, stood alx-room bai.. Kiit Front etreet. Bed Bank. . Chrlney ' S. Conovar, Colt'a Neck, phone 92 Linden place. Red Bank.* ' ntca light airy rooms; flno T.ver vitw; school,auditorium by tho parent- Freehold 218-F-lt. ' PLUMBING) and beaUngi estlmatei fur- HALF, ot double home, -Fair Havsn: all all modern Improvements; lot St: teachers' association and the Altar nished. Joseph W. Fox. US Plnokns WANTED, position by lady in dentlst'a or $28. The Land and Loan Co., It Me- iraprovem'enU: Ml. Call B. Rose. 14 garage. A real bargain for 14,000. '.. TWO «ne old vlollni, belonging to CORNSTALKS for ealas hand bundled. H. road. Red Bank, phone HU. doctor's office. Addresa W. P., dsawer chanic street. Red Bank. Wonmouth atreet. Rtd Bank, phone 1811. Prothero, SI Monmouth itr.it, or »ao and , Rosary society. Those In Hltiau. Bed Bank, phone 22<0-W. M. Red Bank,* • former puplli of mine. Can he ex- TYPEWRITER headquarters. Typewrite, FOR RENT in Harris Park, six rooma and SEVEN-BOOM bungalow at Little Silver, Bed Bank't6>. - charge;of tho affair aro Mrs. Waltor NEAT reliable colored girl wishes day's bath; garage; steam heat, all Improve- amined., during tba . forenoon of • any. CHICKENS for aale: Plymouth Rocks. rented, bought end sold. .Trubin's. 6, all improvement.. J.-H. Herbert, little lyiBSIBB HEWHT3. good' Layton, Mrs. William Docker, Mrs. Phone Mlddletown 791-M, T. T. Van Broad street. Bed Bank. - work or part time job. Call Mlddletown ments; fine location. Apply 12 Uechanfa Silver, phone Bed Back M».» home, dressing room, oak loots, , day., exeeot Saturday, at Rudolph Mai- 28C.R.* • - street. Red Bank. The Land and Xcaa James McCarron, Mrs. CharkB Hoff- Seholok.* ...••;".•'. DOCK and bulkhead builder. Portable HALF o( double house for rent; elx rooms, place, twecar garage; lot SOxISO; • ehow'e: Violin Studio, 8 Broad itrtet, CORN fattened young geese for sale, at dookl and floats a specialty, A. S, Company. home for leu than coat John B. Protlu, man. Mrs, David Loroy, Mrs. Peter 1 all Improvements. 62 • Shrewsbury ave- SV Monmouth. street, or phone Bed Ba Lang, Mrs,;Maurice Hollywood, Mrs. Red, Bank. .-..'• ^ . 80 cent! per pound live weight, 40 cents White, 88 Oakland street. Red Bank. MISCELLANEOUS. UAU ' ot house; men rooms, all Im-nue: rent t.S.. Apply It Shrewsbury ava- dresled: Cross Btol.. Holmdel. N. IP YOU Intend to install a new heatim proveroentai (taraga; enclosed • sUus ane. Bed-Bank.* • • . ' - • • Jf hn Glbloh, Mrs. Patrick McCarron, phone ii4.R, Holmdal. system or wish present heater over- THE WILLIAMS Nursing Borne la DO*porcb, furnaca heat; rent $46 per month. BUNOAUOW tor eala betssean Broatl ati Mrs. Thomas Kelsey, Mrs. Edward USED Urea and-tubee for aale, all maken, TURKEYS, - nice young, * brome torn • tor hauled, call Uk for estimate, aa we ape- ready to. accommodate, eonvalaacents, SB W»ahinston itreet. phone Red Bank REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. and Maple avenue; rive rooms, O'Flaharty, Mrs; . William Porter, all aliee. Kunie, tl Beet Front atrte •ale for.' breeding purposes; nicely clallse in this work. Edward S. Oooke, agsd and semi-lnvallde. In tbelr new home 1251W Boors. WUI ssll for eost John ... oppoilte Olob« liotal. Rod Bank, marked. Mrs. Jane Ellis. Holmdel, N. J. plumbing and beating contractor, Myrtle on Fair Haven road and Church atreet, 10 RENT, four-room bung«Jow at Fair MEW HOUSE ot< aeven- rooms, tile.bath, »1 Monmonth street, phone Bed Baal Mil. Frank Reuther, Mra. Toreaa Fair Haven, N. J, Private and semi, oak floor,, fireplace,' ateam.'heat; pries UPRIGHT piano In perfect condition: wlli NINE good game rooit.rs for sale. WU avenue, Keansburg N. J.. phone 623, Htven; electric lights and water. BarU SEIU-BUNOALOWIUBUNOALOW,, four rooroomsm , bath, I Mnrold, Mrs. Joseph Bublln, Mrs. •ell for 110. Mri. Klltcn, Ii2 Cheit private rooms with ouralng; ear*. Tel Inn, Johnson ft Frake Co., phone Red B&nlc 18.000: reasonable terms, H. A. Hendrlck- bur Dlckemah, Water atreet, Tlnton IF IT'S real estate you want we have It phone »«», Red Bank. • aon. 78. Newman. Springs road, phone Bed floor; two on second; let Thomas Gill, Mrs, Fred Jones. Mrs. nut etrtet. phone'1612. Demarest ft Krahnert. Phone Hed Band 484. Falls, N. J., box 74. . WANTED to board, elderly person or in- Bank 1400, ' ' ' • . • modern Improvementa. <3ood seaUaa Bldward MoDonough, Mrs. Raymond LOCUBT VOBT3, six feet long for eale 829-M, or Eatontown 87-R. Main oiH(, SIX-ROOM house for rent, batfa, ill im- Fair Haven, Price ts.009. Job y pigs for sale, all sites: some ready 158 South Street, E-itontown: branch office, valid. Address Box »4, Eatontown, N. ltO-ACRIS term, two and a half miles from Ilillllps, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. from six Inches to twelve lnchei In cir- to kill: Berkshire ' and Jereey Red J., phone 187. ' provements; two-ear garage. . On Sjc*- llt'Konaouth street. • ph r cumferences alto oak firewood for aale Sycamore avariue,.Shrewibury, N. J. mora avenue, Shrewibary, N. J., phona Red Freehold, on main, concrete road; flOO , l'homas Little, Mrs. Alfred Rolls, rr.bted. Mike Gagells, Nutawamp road, GARAGES—All steel fireproof. (162.B9 up young peach orchard, 15 atanchlon cow stove, and. fireplace-length!: by the load, iicond farm from River Flasa echoo!< DWELLING!), .garagss. c. jobbing, etc . Bank 489-W. ' 1 BEAUTIFUL Beeklese plaee home of s« Mrs. Fred Tabor, Mrs. Frank Clusey. H.vPaul Bichardion. -South Earontown, you,_T. wis..,_h_ w ojrk don>nee^ rjghtrlgh.;, and a..t .th_< strong, good looking; low prtee; benefi bam. cement floor: twelve-room house, all houie, by Quantity production, Bmall payment FOR RENT furnished, complete modern, Improvements;.fine potato soli; suitable for . en rooms, vapor steam heat; apton ' lira. Mortimer Flantlz. Mis. Nona right price, call Ralph B. Slckela, UcLam six-room house, all Improvements;. ga- control; eopper screeni. lleadenaden,, eta.eta.t I FRESH laid egge for lali. reaionabler at etreet. Red Bank. ' balance like rent, U. Victor. SS Prospec dairy or potato fans. Bold for MO.OOS Long, Mrs,' Van Sweeney, Mrs. UFRIOHT piano (or aale, good condition, Plneland farm, lecand farm below Rlvir avenue, Red Dank, phone Red Bank 2619.' rage. Reasonable. Must leave for city. elghturears ego. Now a bargain at $17,000. earr tils garage witithh heahtt and l lightlihi t . ~ ' reasonable. Also ABC electric washing Pl.aa school. Fhone 2084-R. JERSEY COAST laundry, 107 Wast Front Phone Red Bank 6Z2-W. " t o a reasonablbel offerff . JJobb a P George Orauso, Mrs. Elizabeth Blng- machines. Call Atlantic Highlands atreet, River Plaia, Is tha ilac* to brinj NOTICE to Trappers:— I pay the hlghei T.rmf. Tannenbatun'a Baal Estate Atin- agent, SI Monmouth street, phon* ham, Mrs. Joseph Kyan, Mi». Law- I5!R FOR SALE, ahotes weighing about 160 your laundry work and save om--thlrd tht prices' for all kinds of raw furs. Jaeol UALL for rent; third Boor, 19 Broad ey, 44 Welt Miln etreet. Fnetold. N. J. Bank 052. pounds each. A. V. MoCloekey. Mlddle- bill. Phone Red Bank 1607, Charles Bran- Becker, !7S Shrewebury avenue, Rei street, for lodge, dances or entertain- FOR SALE, «n«n»» residencitdence property!; aaU rence Roche, Mlos Mary Burke, Miss THE BEST 10-gauge deer gun In this town. N..J.. phone Mlddlelown 7»5*W.« Bank, phone 16SJ-W. _.ents. Can be rented by the year, month IrtaImproveminta: : lla beet' residential sec- FIVE-ROOM bungalow for ealai gas. eleeS- Elizabeth Vaughan and Miss Delia sute for sale; fr/t IS5 takes It: In Wr, proprietor. or evening. Apply R. Hance A SOD*. 12 t ri ltr> t d PULLETS for eales Barred Rock pullets. MONEV to loan on aecond mortgaire real tion of Bed Bank. . Address Box 4H, Red , ' »,?'' * »j; heat; verr large iajj* McDermott perfect condition, Cn.i at 2 Cedar atreet. Bank. ^ _* _ parlor. Thomaa Connors, Monroe avenuev^ • Red' Bank.* Mrs. Julia Cross near Phalanx, N. J., JOSEPH t. KNIGHT, anctloneer, over eatate* one or two year monthly pay. i-OR RENT, store rooms on Uoninoutb phone Freehold 109-K-EI.' ment plan. Hlgblanda Finance Corpora, NBW four-room' bungalow, nicely, decor- Shrewsbury. N. J.' '- RUO for aale, »»12 taupj Wilton velveU twenty years' czperutneo telling tion, 95 1'lrat avenue. Atlantic Hlghlanda, ' street, lted Dank, tor rent; favorable lo- ated; bath, gas, electricity; every con- THBEE ACRES, about two miles south . CHANtJKAH ENTERTAINMENT. Can be seen at Room 7, Eisner building, TEAM-of good working horses for eale. goods at auction. I sell anything any- U.I. cr.tlon; moderate rent. Apply at the oflta venience; alao -garage. Price moderate. Bel Bank, fronting good road; high lav Red Bank, a-.na A, M. to »s»o P. M.« Daniel Lawrence,'' Lawrence stieet, of Slsmund Eisner Co^ or tslepbooe Bed Oharlea Brenker, tOJ Wait Front street, ground In good locality, *No buildings* ~ Koanaburg, N. J. where. Phone Bed Bank 117-W. WE LOAN money on borne furniture with, Bsnk 1100. 19,000. Addr.sa P. O, Box 141, PARLOR stove for sale, medium sisc, com* out removal In euma from S>5 to SSOi Biver Flasa. phone Bid Bank 1107. More Than 800 at the' Entertainment plet* with flue pipe: 110 takee it. Will GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes for aale. bOOGB room for rent Desirable room Bank. ,nel OVERHEAD door tor garataa, fa Repayable monthly, lawful Interest, promp TOR SALE, new rlve-room honse: luge at the Synagogue Sunday, deliver in Red Bank. Inquire at 62 Car* Phone Red Bank 684-M. S. B. Braach. service. Write. PKone or call. Industrial available for use second anil four.0 living room'with windows overlooking SEMI-BUNGALOW In Rumson, .. penter strait. HlVer plaaa.* ._ Nutawamp toad, Red Bank. torlei, warehouses, etc.: any alae, an: Loan Society, Ino., ITS Smith etreet Thursday nights of each month, sVpply rooms and bath; all Improvementst | opening. Let us call and eiplaln. Hou at the office ol Slgnmnu Eisner Co. the river; nreplace and open stairway i More than" 800 persons attended ELEVEN Chinchilla rabbtta and huttht. Perth Amboy, N. J., phone 1961. bath, gas, eleetrlelty and every conveni- range, plpcless beater, lot 4SilOI; | the Chanutcah plays and entertain- mouth and Ocean eountiel repreientativi I'OII KENT, stores, office*, Data, bonaaa. near bus and eehool. Taxea low, ... for sail: two doaa and a buck, one.year AUTOMOBILES. Ralph B. SUkels, Red Bank. CHICKENS warned l wUI psy hlghesl ence; alio garagi. Price moderate. Charlie In Building and Loan; price 1.5,500 . ment given Sunday night by the Red and nine months olds elghtyou qr'onei. ilx market prices for fowls and broilers apartmentei improved; all locations. Just Brenker. 517 West Front strut. Elver months old. Address Mrs. Itl.abeth Cur- FORDSON for eales reconditioned and re- BARTON CHAMBERLAIN, eoo.rae.oi ar off Droad street, .at 12 Mechanic street. Plata, phone lied Bsnk U07. quick sale. U 0 Martha Hcllermaa, Bank Young; Judaea club at the syn- painted. >-&. rV Conovar -A Bro., MoCor- builders jobbing especially. 161 Sou Call or write Alei Zwlckl, 89 Nortt Land 4k Loan Co.' j , Washington street, Bumaon, phon* ' tis. Conovar place, Rlv«ralde Height!, Bed street. Red Bank, phone 1616-W. riroailway, LODB Branch, N, J., phom Rumson.' ____ agogue. The audience waa appreci- Bank, phone 1DO5.» . _•_ mlck*Deerlng, Wallla and Bolen'e tractor ItOO. COR RENT: the River Plata Community ative wl«i applause. NathsA Within aalei and service, Wltkatunk, N. J., phona TYPEWH1TEH headquarters. Typewriter ' clubhouse for'private parties, dances or BUNGALOWS for sale; lour, (Ire and FOR BALE, at Fair Ilavenl sbi-rocm be ANTIQUES tor Xmaat Mapte four-post-bad, V HolmdfI. • rented, bought and acid. Trubin's, 6 JUST SAY "Meet you at tha Open Door' meetings of any .Kind: nice dicing room, elx roomi; down tajrasnts 1100, all Improvements (gae eicepted); opened the program with a talk on mahogany shaving mirror, email Pine CHEVROLET for aale touring model; In Broad street. Rsd Bank. Coffae Shop, 161 Broid street, at liar china and stiver) also kitchen, Apply to water heat, garage, hen house, grafce, the necessity of .the Jewish rosldents etool, prints and numerous other' articles. ding road. Phone Red Bank 2644. Lunch- 1300 and IBOO, Balance lane aa rent. Hellerman'a Antiques. 18 Washington ood condition, 8.- P. Conover eV Bro.. MONBV— 150 to MOO quickly and ec eon 60 cents, dinner 76 cents. Sunday din- Charles Drenker, chairman of executive For partlsulars apply to Oeorge B. plea and peaehei; one eitra lot WlU of Red Bank working In harmony street, Rurnson. N. J.» ' Ekatunk, N, J.. phone Holmdel 8. fldsntlally loaned on household fumltu enr 11.00. board. West front street. River Plats. at coat It aold this month) will Uke with thn leaders ot the synagogue STAR-fOr ssle. eheao; otoaed ear: 19U br notii. No embaranlng investigation' N J., phone Bed Bank HOT. Brown * Co., 13 Bread strait, Red ae part payment, and will take mo]' ONB LAROlfi and on* small Iron bed for good condition 1-17,004 miles, 176, quick lit bonmie or feel. Lawful Interest onli rOUItTb'EN vacant houses and apartments Bank,.' for part Apply Eden 8. Ewlng. M« and the algnlflcance of tha holiday of •alas also oak dresser, oak dining room Phone HO Ssabrlght. N. J. _^ 1'wo years or less to repsy loan. O[ WANTED, veal cslvas, beef tattle and for rent at prioei ranging from SSS pee avenue, Fair Haven, phone Rid Bank Chsnukah , . table and other small things. Mrs, win- r*lnanoe Company, room SI, IS Droat DUICK touring for sales maohanlcally pits. ' Top market prlcei paid, eash. month and upwards. P. R Kennedy, 45 toll SALE, first mortgage on nearby Im- L&rSon pTnekney road for Bale; (Ivebaattv. .tarton. 20 Spring itrcot. Red Bank. • etreet. Red Bankt phone 767. Asbur East Front street, lted Dank, phone 20»l. proved properly) 10,000; due May, IMS, :. A gold medal waa prosonted to good: now ' oloek plstom. rlnga and Paak olHes. It4 Klnmonth building, pbam A. G. Crawford Co, Tlnton Falli. N. tlful lots at Bllverwtlts Oarjeu, ef|'. BRUNSWICK Vlutrola for ailei perfect wrlit pins when last overhauled: original ," llai.k. trees, and dweillnga built on piles. veek by th* Men's club ot Atlantic Dlrhan'lh ' sJ* J*lanl o ShShopp , DmonDrummondd plateplte , Rid JOHN, the taller, «1 Bridie avenue, Id SEWING machines i anr make of aawlng JUKE! on Mai. highway at Fair VI.*. (or Bank, phone'ill, MONBs to loan on flrit mortsaga In aumi ' Bankt dry eleaalna and repairing, rsnu 'Ihumas 8. Field, lted llank, t>nune Highland*.- Arthur Naylor was chos- work at rta.ona.lils price i also trouiei, maohlnea ripalred at abort notice. Re* Evan whitt Ii« b.gan corrimuhlly ]ir« In VlllofeS en president, Matthew Mortenson THRKK pianos for salei I and It9. from 11,000 up, Prompt isrvlie. The pairs, parti, oil., «le. Kvmstltchlng a ' New Upright plinol up. Sir: Land 4k Loin Company, 12 Mechanli •ale er made to order.^ •piglally. Blnsir Riwlng Maehlni Com- 1IAI.K of double home, ilx roomi and surroundsd by walls, ha nightly barred Hie ona Mil and Clifford Barker vlo* presidents, han's Plsno ,Bhop, Drummond plaee, Red • treat, lleil Hank, WlLLTAM~VT6itatRI01l. plumbing. hTa pany, 74 Monmouth atreet. Red Bank, Imlti | nil Improvfmtrtu utrime In* Merman Conovar treasurer and A,Bank, phone til. NEW KLO0II8 made partiol at inall cost. IDS and tinning. 1'iimpi and wlrtdmll phone UK. • •luiUtlt fine luoHtlon, oppoilte MeOarttr only entrance. Have your new floori flnlihed by a floor repaired. Agent for Master eerburet eitile, oamenl ro»ii unit •••Jevrftlkii tottou) 8. Knerlnger seorrtiry, llfinry An- BUY automobile Insurance In five-million- eoal aavlns device. Flu any furnace, i WANIKD,' ii.OOi) on a Drat' morlgagVi dollar company endorsed by State Orange machine In the Bret place—'It eaves money Improved property* value 19,000. Pr|. trouitd Un corim. Owner living In othtr Home has alwaya b.sn and will Always ba • plaoa 3eorg* Peters, H, 8. Melnert In tbs end. rbone h.lpn B. glakeli. Red Letghton avenue. Red Bank. rbo hi Id lnffulre K. A. Orniler, Teurl Avanot, and Farm Bureau and eave to to 10%, 1*64. vate party only. Address Harvey, drawer 'bort Allen joined the club, Ferd R. Moeller Co., West Long Draneh, nink. (or estimate. M, Iteil' llank.» IlAwn, rln*tin 10H2, ped HunW^ of saourlty— tht ona pita* man can bsr agalnit th* rim "Daniel" wsj given by Rev, (MR wasblni my epeelalty, I guarantee TWO )'A8rtl!N(Ttll!i want.d to flrlv. to aKKVr»hi^ Intrusion of disturbing foross. Halph Carr. 1 yo» a aalUlaetory lob. Let me prove LANDSOAPB gardener! grading, (mtirovtmonlii r»nt lti&» Intialre of C« DUE ^HKM'w'Ud honey-you never (orgel ility. Otierlei A. iotiii, «» Vlnrlda about Januarr 1st, Help pay -that natuia, flavor) to different. Ihla my ability. Otierlei A. iotiii, «-»art auto* tneklni, trie moving, top sol), sap.nsrs of ear ami i.lr. It«fer«Hflra as* IlsiTiili, I'orrfit Hvenue, llumion, N. J.t oi* A number of committees were ap- flavor nil made Sehllke'i honey eo well moobilb e wisher al Ban liaises, Int.Int., Ulolis minors, Bis ne about ipeclmoa true. 1 rail llun.An BHR-H, Ar* you asourlnf th* psao* 0' your family T laanHH MKnMieKanll e etreett HHer) DaDltl . ehangeil. Phone 2^161-11^ Hf *1 Hank.* Minted, They worn William Oer- known I quart Jar 711 csnta, two-quarl Jar Largi bins apruie and pines i alio a )lt HKNT.lkir ^lleKMViiitt p*r • I,so. rtehllke'e Honey farm, KrseholJ pilcis raid for all kinds of lire I'ilONK your onl*r forii'imt-niaiie dtirial^ fun* and Ira Mils, Jr., rofreihrnentii llldlloiiiul r nne lot of Komi maple,, front thrie .naa til.a to the (IMMI food Shop,' lllv.r' iTiotitlil »tin/l» IMMIIB |AA per montht bulb Inducements to ownership ar* strongthanad by In* Knv. Itfilph Cnrr, Rev. Frnncls Pur- road, Matewan, N. J, r, Jacob Ueeker, 171 nhrewoburr tonvenIt'titly loonlnl, Alt lmprnvnm«nU. 1 avenuepoultry, tie) d 11snk. er phone llia.w. Red to leo Inehei In diameter. Alfred San- aid. llelglil., Ktsl. Illihway, phono Iteil dsfoH terrier' at'' stud, ^...r . I.t ll.nl ««'J'J. _ Wbltti lli"«.. llrHUtor liulldlnit. llejt ItAnh.* mitigating th* properly vsluss now advaitlnd In 4*11 nml Hnv. K nnh "liermcr, enlcr- n>nk, • der, (Uran-Drldie road, Pcrtaupeik, Boy, riglsteredi by The Blrollsr, Wn kollTUAl Ui« "ntai KiUto" columns of Ulnmenti Frank Mulr, 8, A, Olson, derful "ipillnien toy, 117 First aveaus, N. J. phone Lens Breath I>7I. ORIBNTAti and dataiilla ruge and mortgsgs wanlsil on soed properly, val- lai'« •treet, all Ipiuruv.rnanlil tent *•-- Oeorgrs.Ploger mVd John Knight, Allatitlt HIsMandi, N,. J,, laundry, nail at len.OOD, K.|lall, V* Monmouth atn 5ours from llroa.l atrfst. Apply MM, itob. ' naymoml Hanborn, Jr., one of twin Hone built, phone lllahlanifs llti-ttt. art (I. II«IK«. 101 lllv.ralila av.nul, lltd ililldr«n of Mr, and Wr«. naiino.nl IHI-J, WIlllias Qreai, ptearlelor. mMRirrwiiiTnV. w iniaarvrT phiAi* H«.l M«nk DM, 1 iron aUl.K, ILflut enrnst, nb\ K-Dat alio rlah, MOrlXY ID loan on Aril m wsslsr. I'BanUotn, (hTaFothor ehlldr.n of bank eirtlrltlly, M, vieanr, P. O.% »«t \ Mi"* Iv:, 3 a(t«r aiOn I', M, ri'il tlenk TIT-J '•"-- ftemitteytn a\j"rj»•rr motion vlittirr>laturee> irniehlnei usi.wllh nail M nrtra < 3 UHUUlrl'l (»r real art. Oyniia'i satkir 1 .sisetla I ' i wkere art siaani isni nil epsralos .iHrnlaned trlUri rl| Iwn aBhln nrehilrilsi Slid inf tlm< !«• M lw|iailil all *r ' IM Twentv-Eiorht RED BA^REfllSTEft, DECEMBER 12, laat'year1* condition! but It 1* evident this condition. It cannot be retnedled •••••••••••••••••••MfJMM that aiding *long thla line has b*eft too qulokly and It Is a disgrace that V.U »>>ira.$f3^.>. «.«<>• don* in U>*plac*» whtra th* *HOT- It has not already been remedied a* r JOHM H. 000*. M|U» sat hMI*b*fc tlon 1* now becoming icute.t ter last year's warning. Flying Instructions-Aerial Photographs OP«OB a HANOt. AtlttUM Wlttt • • • ,$* PABTY FOB CIIESCENT BAND. FLIGHT RATES: THOMAS ttVINO 8IOWH. In th* rtteot political' eatnpalgn Red Bank, Bailout Mtutir. both partial promlMd that th* na- Tiatontown Mualdans And Their f tlona), *t*t«,, county and inuniclpal , Wives to Gather Friday Night Long Branch, _ __|8.00 SuWalstiM «overnm*nU would frame pdllolei Asbury Park, ..47.80 which would give work to every man ' Cresoent band of Eatonlown will and woman out of a Job,who wal hove its annual party for the band willing and able it work, what ha* inunbers and their .•wives Friday Special, Ra&ei for •• » been don.T Nothing, so f&t.ae any- night, at the municipal bulMlng at one can •**. It I* to be hoped that Eatontown, with Daniel S. ilorru at the altuatlon will Improve or at leaat head of tho party committee. A pio» Cross Country Flight*. WEDKESDAT, DBO. become no WOMB than It is how. The gram comprising selections by the Country ti big and broad and there bond and cornet and vocal solos will Phone 1730 Red Bank. wrmmm Is much publla work that need* to be be given, A luncheon -will bo served TOWN TALK. don*; Soffltthlng is wrong, when tnd a social time will be enjoyed. horteit, law-abiding, able-bodied cltt- The Eatontown mayor and council JOHNTCASEY H'. (Contlnutd from page 14.) tenl at* d«»rlv«d of a ohanc* to have been invited to the puty. The Agent for' WACO and make a living under such clroum- band has more than 25 members, FAIRCHILD Planes. A Campaign Under Way •tance*. No amount of charity or iiilii alinaglvlng win remove of ameliorate Jot Better Railroad Service It pays to advertise in The fteglater, !••••••>••••—•• Tb* Monmouth Sayshore Associa- tion, which has don* many thing* of large b«n«At (or ID* communities bordtrlhg on Rerllan bay. I* *ngag*d In a campaign to gain m«mb«rs. The territory of the association comprises MlSdlttnwn township, Atlantic High- land, Highlands, KarlUtt township Md Keyport * » • ~ Th* chief object of the association in seeking new memBers it to mak* * strong fight for better railroad Mtvice It has promised that it Will not cease It* effort* along this line' until thar* Is a double traak railroad, Spinet Desk, $18 (In* through th* mtmlolpailt!** tttri-j ArtOQANT or Walnut ttanta abov*. in*t**d of th* presshl' M finish, , with Sliding oft* track line. Such a change Would Writing top and convenl- rtWluttftUlM UJ* whol* Biylhore ent partlUons. seatioft. It would eius* to »«ttli thlrc thousand* it commuter* wh' ar» prevented from doing Uil* now b. IttadWjtiit* rallfoad **rVle*. . .

» • • ' . • The ICofemouth Bayilibr* AHocia' tion d*s*rve* to succeed in It* cahl' JJalgh-for mor* member*, Th«ra I*; * «rhol* lot more protniM M fttlngi Mttai> iraUrOad Mrrtce from the *4-1 tlyitlcl of ah orgattitatifln «f this Kind thad there u in waiting- for railroad *ht«n>*lle to do this of IU (rim VotlUon or in walUng for the Table, $21 state utilities commission to for«p' railroad company to do loots ENUINE Walnut top, will find that Everyone, without exception, needa G octagonal shape. Beau- »ome article of furniture, and would he delighted to V.* tifully shaped base. »M Railroad eonlpanlM art out to g«i ' Jfalu*" receive it as a gift. Unusual values 1 ' r "all th»t the traffic Will bar." Th«j do not atUsipt to build up coirimunl UM In order to indfeaW Ulilf b|ul nttt. on th« othtr hand th«y wait for communities to build up and then gfftdglngiy intruM their fwlllUM to ALBERT S. MILLER Uka «ar* of additional tradiporta- UOU. Nbt tnuth »rograM would hi '•« •- • The Store, of the Christmas Spirit " made if averyon* fotlowtd thl« lelflali jotley. A» for the publl* utilltleii i 18 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. oMnttlaiion, all that anyone has to dn to apprali* IU W6tk U to note'th* tiling cost of all publld uUtHlei urv Io« tinea the eammlitlon wa» tint vfaated to regulate these prlcei. •• • » i The beat way to flght corporation IM. Living Room Suite. $110 GIFTS THAT WILL Indlffertnoe to public ntedi U 117HAT cpuld give greater pleasure to all the family PLEASE YOUR through large clvlo organltatloni. TT Tho larger then oiVanltationi are / .than a'new living room.suite? Here is a.truly re- FRIENDS th* gttaUf probability of tucotiu th» Monmouth Bayahor* AaaMlatlon Lamps, $12.50 markable value. Covered in fine Jacquard velbur, with AT SAVINGS THAT it not operated for profit It hu no stylish serpentine frame. ' expense* except the expetnei In UNIOR or Bridge, WILL PLEASE ettrred in flfhtlng battle* for the J wrought metal base, YOU! improvement of publlo oondltloni. II with stretched silk shades 45 BROAD STREET RED BANK i« facing the blggeit fight of its ex to match. ilttnoa In trying to get betUr rail Wad tervloe. It netd* avery lupport and eneduragement and It ought to Hand-Made $|.00 Rayon $| .95 Crepe de Chine have both of then thing* from *v«ry PAJAMAS PAJAMAS PAJAMAS $g reildent of the Bayihore town* and TO TO village*. It I* thtlr only hop* to get tetter condition* than Ui«y now have, Fine Gifts Will Make ,TO • and IU chanee* of making a good and GOWNS 95 fight depeddt on th* baoklng It gits for Xmas. Fine Gifts. $g troai those It I* trying to serve. ' Crepe de Chine Ladies' Box Ladies* Chamoiauede Handkerchiefs )ANCE SETS \m A_ GLOVES, gjc to H Living Chriitmai Trees Bed, Dresser and Chest, $89 :HEMISE $| .95 CCt 0$ 00 Are Coming in Fashion. V 2S 1 " Ladies' Kid 'ENUINE Walnut facings with artistically carved dec- 1LOOMERS •• 8 to 6 In n Box. $2-25 Living *V*rgre*n tree* bright with > colored light* are beginning to mak* ^^ orations make this suite one of the mt t desirable to nd STEP-INS ^« Gilts at Tempting Prices. GLOVES th*lr appwrano* In front yard* a* Smoker, $10 and up symbol* of Christmas. Thereat* few •N be found under $150. Bed, Dresser and Chest, $89. SCARFS cheerier lights at night. In some In- tinTH metal lined liu- Crepe de Chine $1.85 stance* living Christmas tree* are In W midor and complete HEM1SE- $O.93 .00 | .49 | .95 SATIN $'1.39 houat*. Some nursery firm* do a bis smoking equipment Fin- builne«* at this season In selling llv ished' walnut Strongly 1LO0MER *• SLIPS * made. Ing evergreen tree* whloh are plant 'ombinations. All ,81M*. •d In large wooden pot* or pall*. Af t*r being used Indoors they are trans GIVE "HEB" planted to th* lawn* or dooryard*. Ladies' $|.00 HOSIERY ! • • • UMBRELLAS Th* practice of using living ever TO Finery Carl Band greens for Chrlitma* trees Is growing HOSE, $| .50 to $| .95 and It should bs encouraged. It will All Colors. in a mtasura offset the loss caused by tree* being cut down for Tula tide ONYX POINTEX decoration*. Th* dettruotloo of the** W1U Make Fine Gifts. $-|.35 to $ j.60 tree* would not b* serious If m*a» lire* were 'aken to replen!*h th« .adieV $6.75 $1.75 stock, but lltUe of this work of con- 'JMONAS ' * servation hu b*en done. Unaided Durham Full Fashioned nature I* unable to mak* lunioltni Come and Save $2.00, HOSE, replacement* and the rapidly dwin- Chair, $20 8-Pc. Dining Room Suite, $105 dling tree supply will be wiped on' IVING room chair, eov- Ladies' Fine unless people help with the work. •red In durable cloth TPHE simple grace of this suite will prevent its goinp out ROBES • • • L 1 Ladies' Crepe $4.89 MA-RO HOSIERY^ of striking pattern. Full of style for. many years to come. 45x60 inch Table, Regular *md Extra Bite*. No. 707 QQc Many Tuletld* customs are Intl spring construction. 5 Side Chairs, ^rmchair and Buffet, combination Walnut. Print >\ ' * Stately associated with tr«ca. It U $0.95 to $ff .95 appropriate Ihnt It should be a sea- KIMONAS i No. 404 ton devoted to some thought and ac- BOM on fllack. tion for their conservation. Every onrrs FOR TOTS. public proporty one! every clubhoua'c Crepe de Chine and FINE OIFT8 FOB INFANTS. Rayon Bloomers, lawn should have living Christmas Hand-Made HATS tree*. Whether decorated or not they | Capitol Silk FROCKS Step-ins, . $f.O0 form a gay contrast to the drabneas. Hand-Mado SETS. BweMhir, l*iling* and lint «f winter. Their usefulness doe* not $2>95 to $| Q.00 • '• TO end there, for they are an adornmant to Match. and an asset In other way* all You must s«e them Chemise $| .49 through th* year. Dresses, Coat SETS to appreciate. A?tD OTIIBB OIFTBl Pantys. *

Every Man is Entitled to Secretory, $39 Window Shades, $ 4910 9B Chest, $15 69c Console, $8.60 ' Felt Hats Are Smartest, I *3 an Opportunity to Work. KCOIlATIVffi wood AN bo had In ecru, TTKA0T1VB Jon- Bomtthlng Ilk* th* beginning of an OOD slse. four draw- D frnmowollt nver C (from and whlto. A sole Table, Walnut SO«mploym«nt crisis has put In an G ers, strongly mad*, glnns dnoid. Walnutnn- Kellmates on new nnlab, $8.50. llrrors. •ppearano*. It I* mort apparent In nloelr finished In Walnut Ish. (SO value. Muny homes given In any nn« pin to, \ntlquo the big cltlee than In places Ilk* Red oi Mahogany, lleg. US, other desks. quality r>r Quantity. frames, Iff.AO. Bank, although tlgnt ar* not entire!) . LADIES' FUR wanting here. At a big labor m«et- tng at Newark lul w**k It wat' Convenient terms may easily be arranged. TRIMMED •l«Ud that two-thirds or th* laboi C0ATS'15,*25J35 Union members In the building tr*d*> •n out of work. Only MtimatM ALL 8IZU W*r* (Irtn as to th* number of non- «nl«« mm unemployed, bul the num Mr w*» Mid to be large, 0 0 rlr I ' III • j. '',!., ' ta*t winter there was a gteal un- tfBVDressesS! "?* .! flBf DRESSES 14.95 ' . nt eruu all throuib thf . It was Hi* l)r*t Mm* ID man? Acme Furniture Co. that a large number of tn*n Ret? Bank's Fastest Growing Furniture House out of work In Monmouth It waa as urtexpMUd eondl- Gal Range, $59 To mention and describe every item it wouldtpt* from lltr IhUiwuM

leaves two slate;*, Mrs, Earl Ret- ot Monmouth street was a sister of DEATH OF YOUNG ARTIST. eham and Miss Mattle VanBrunt, BURROWES WILLS DEAD. Mr. Mills. of Seabrlaht who live, at home: and a brother. Mil- The funeral was,held Sunday afford VanBrunt ot,Waverly place. He ... > Clyd*yIlne MBS/MELVIIXB S. BEDJ^ WABBEN O. VANBBONT DIED VOBMEB BED. BANK MAN VIC-ternoon at Mrs. Brewer's home, Rev. tor, Coral Gables, * "' bad'a genial disposition which made Robert MacKellar of,Trinity church she*wlll .spend the CHOFT DIED IABT FBIPATt •> 'SUNDAY qp; PNEUMONIA. (' ' many friends for him. TIM OF HEABT TBOUBLE. preached the sermon. Burial was parents'. She spent The funeral will be held at half- ruade at Fair View cemetery. Sbe.Wa* InW Wth TearWHad He "Succumbed "After •' Sickness £*at two'o'clock this afternoon at Be Was 11 Year* Old and Bad Been Lasting Only a WeekUHe Wta in H.of -Broads street, >,- „ • Been Confined to" •««* Jtol' Sewn the home of his aunts. Miss A. L. Employed as • Night Watchman Year* .Old and Was an Illustrator Morris "and Miss Nellie Morris on on the Amory Haskell Estate the J. H. PRICE ; H. McQueen ot Lit- , Weeks-8I» to theThlHTslsterto "in/the Motion Picture Business, ot thst president of pies^e jta tl(tfr«h; ^ Elm place. Rev. B, Franklin Rhoads, Past Twelve Years. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ? ? Warren Oscar VanBrunt, son of nts' Trust 'Company ot raster of the Methodist church, will REPAIRED. MrAiJetslo Logan.BaW,,wife ot )eorg«''A. VanBrunt of Waverly conduot the service. Burial will be John Burrowes Mills of Chapel av* birth to-> daughter Melvllle.9, RfId ot Llaeroft.-dl*d lwt Hill died last Friday morning ot Violins • Specialty. y night'j*k the.Long place, died of pneumonia Sunday made .at Fair View cemetery. Friday night from'paralysis. She suf- [light at the Red Bank hospital.* He heart trouble. He had been ailing Bows Rehalred, )lta|, Both the brother fered the. first stroke* seven, week* nearly a year but he was able to anaiio*. omid art doing nicely. The had been sick only a week and was 28 Weil Front Stmt.. 1 previous to her,death'and she bad l-e about until the .Thursday after- LAST TIMES TO-DAY-LAST DAY ! .Want baj been named Mary Ann a patient at the hospital toe days. Died in His «7ta Year. (Over Chambers Paint Shop.) been confined to her bed'ever since. He was 27 years old. Bdward Duffy of Highlands died noon previous to his death. He was ,. McQu*«n. Bttore'-hef marriage Mr*. She went Into a coma < several days at Red Bank Thursday morning and ', XWbu.»n.was'.MUi« Zelma King. •Mr. VanBrunt was born at Fair from a complication of diseases prior to her..de»th ana never fully Haven. He bad lived at Red Bank Monday at the Long Branch hospital received treatment from Dr. Walter MONMOUTH LOAN CO. ' .;• IMr. aid Mrs, Ch*rle» .Jiaury Deg- regained consciousness. "- W. Gosling. He went to bed on re- hbM uil MU* Sybil Qrant ot Brook- since he was fifteen year* old and at the age of 46 years. He wa* tak- You axe allowed ten and up to Mrs. Reid wa* a daughter ot the be .attended the Red Bank high en to the hospital Sunday, He had turning home and sank rapidly. twenty months to repay us In small "The i lya-were,week-end guests of May- late John Anthony and'Serah Caster Mr. Mills was bom at Port Mon- sard White, of West Front street sohool. He left school before grad- heen In poor health six years, He monthly payments that will not in- Hubbard. 'Srie wasborn at the John uation and for about a year he was leaves a widow and a daughter. The mouth 71 years ago last May. He convenience you. We aim to give " • ?B*bb! land- Mrs. Nathan Wltkln. Anthony Hubbard homestead, near was a son of the late Charles H. and ,' Br., ot N*w Tork, spent Sunday with employed In the meohanlcal depart- funeral was held this morning at the best loon service in this city River Plata, and would have been 58 ment of The Register. The Church of Our Lady of Per- Martha M. Mill*. He moved to Red and nearby towns. No bonus or us i MV.'.anli.Mr*. Leon Rtuokhaus of year* old in March. The. Hubbard nk when a young man and was Air He had a talent for drawing, par- pistual Help. A requiem moss was fees, but the legal interest allowed *'' Oakland street, preildentiof the Com homestead Is now owned, by Obadleh employed for many years by the, gov- V , gregatlon B'Nal Israel. Mr. and Mr*. ticularly cartoons, and he entered an chanted by Rev, Thomas F.rKearns. by the State Banking Department By Davis, She llyed with her .parent s artart'' sehoa L After completing the Burial was made at Mount Olivet ernment at Morgan. He had been i WlUtuVattended the plays and en- until she married Mr. Reid about 85 employed as a night watchman on Borrow f 40, repay S 2 a month {«' ' ttrtalnmtnf of the Young Judaea about So course he became associated with a cemetery. Borrow 60, repay 8 n month years ago and the couple settled at poncern which prepared comic Illus- the Haskell estate twelve years, dur- Circus" dub'Sunday night' ing which time he made his home Borrow 100, repay 5 a month Uncroft 'shortly thereafter. Mrs. trations for motion pictures. He NO ADVANCE IN PBICES! 'Mr*,'v Barbara Heyer of Worthley Reid was a member of the Red Bank Business Han Bankrupt. on the form. He was generally Borrow 14a repay 7 n month •j . street and"'Mrs. Susanna Lewis of drew pictures for the motion picture Borrow , 160, repay 8 a month r Baptist church and at the Llncroft versions of Aesop's Fableq. Mr., Van- Herman Slegel, who operates a dry known as "BurryV Mills, the name William street have returned from a ladles' aid society. She Is the third gobds storo In the Krldel building relng a contraction of his middle Borrow 200, repay 10 a month . stay of several days with Mrs. Jen- Brunt's rise In the profession was Borrow 800, repay IS a month sister to die since last,March. rapid and, later ne was employed on Broad street, near Monmouth name. nla Scott Burke o{ Tronton, form' street, has filed a voluntary petition Monthly payments) plus Interest. 2 DAYS. i «rly of Red Banhv , .Surviving her besides-her husband at the Alynlu studios at New Tork, Surviving him are a brother, Del- are four children. Mrs. Harold Potter where he drew decorative panels for In bankruptcy. Yesterday Edward bert Mills ot New York; and a Mr*. .Thomas Little of Bergen place W. Wise was appointed receiver by Confidential Loans To-MorrW & Friday mid* a visit at Newark last week. of River Plaza, Raymond Held of the International screen service He (grandson, Howard Mill*, also of New Mlddletown, and Mrs. Bdward was'a member of the faculty of the tlib United States-district court and York. He also leaves several nieces 7BEOAD ST. BED BANK, N. 3. ' Miss Esther Widgeon and Miss has filed a bond for (5,000. He will IJeulah Agee of Norfolk. Virginia, Boughton and Paul Reid of Llncroft New York school of Arts and De- imd nephews, one of them being Mrs. She aleo leave* a brother and a sis- signs. operate the store for tho benefit of Ficdorlck L. Brower of Monmoutb Open Wedaesday Evening. 7 to 9. CHARLIE have returned home after having the creditors. •bWttten d»ys with Mrs. Benjamin ter, Mrs. George, Holmes and 8. Clif- Besides bis father Mr. VanBrunt street The late Mrs. Richard Atkins Call, write or phone 2S48 W. Covert ot Bergen place. ford Hubbard ot Red Bank. , jamenH. Nelson of Locust avenus The funeral was held/at her late MURRAY home Monday afternoon. Rev. Arch- underwent an operation at the Long In Barry Leon Wilson's Branch "hospital last week. He Is Im- ibald H. Sutpb.ln of River Plaxa proving,'but he will probably'have to preached the sermon. The house was Thrilling. Comedy Story, ' remain? at.tlie hospital several weeks, filled with relatives and friends, and • Sllrl Nelson ha* been employed a many floral tributes were tokens ot 'THE HEAD MAN." number of years as night watchman sympathy. Burial was at Fair View by the Second national bank and cemetery. The bearers were Charges —with— trust company, Leonard, Joseph W. Thompson, Fred • Robertas., Johnson of John street Conklln and 'O. Harry Blchdale oi Larry Kent, Loretta Yotnig. hajpbeen confined to the bed with Llncroft, Benjamin Hanklnson ol Monmouth Street grip since Monday. He 1* Improving. Everett and Blohard Leonard of You'll Laugh as. Never Before His slokness will not Interfere with Leonardo. at' Charlie's: Antics. thsj 'progroms'to be'broadcast by ,, Station WJBI, of which station he ALBEBT W. WPIJDEN, SB, BEAD. Isfowner. JND FEATURE i m i *»' ' He Had Been a Resident of Bed Direct from the Bank Since 1899. WOBXD WIDE GUILD SUPPER. Paramount, N. T. C. Albert W. Worden,. Sr., wbo lived Men^s Shop , Bftritist Churoh SooleUes Gathered at with his so,n, Albert W. Worden of MARY ASTOR Bed Bank. Fast Front Btreet, a funeral director, died early Friday morning from a 'Mora than 100 members of Baptist general breakdown In bis 63th year. 28 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. LLOYD HUGHES - World Wide guilds of Red Bank, New He hod been In poor health the post —m— irbnmouth, Keyport, Freehold and three years'and had been" confined 'jisbury Park enjoyed a supper at to his room several weeks. the Red Bank Baptist churoh Friday Mr. Worden was-born at Forked night. The supper was prepared and River-December 8th, 1893, and he Gift Shop for Men and Boys served by the Phllathea society of was a son of the late Daniel O, and til*.Red' Bank jchurch. Christmas Isabelle Chamberlain Worden. His deebratlon* were used. The visitors father was a, civil war veteran. Mr. wore welcomed by Mrs, Fred Con- Worden married Miss Annie C. BELTS over, president of the Red Bank Woodward of Red Bank more than guild. A banner had been offered to thirty years ago. The couple lived the visiting guild having the largest at Asbury Park for a short time af- number of members i .esont and It ter their marriage and they moved $1.00 *as awarded to the New Monmouth to Red Bank In 1899. Mr. Worden guild. This guild was under the was a contracting painter and fol- leadership ot Mrs. J. Crawford Comp- lowed this line ot work until he was MEN'S LEATHER top, who is director of tho work of forced by poor health to retire sev- the societies of Children's World Cru- eral years ago. Ho was a member / naders of Monmouth, county. Mrs. ot the Red Bank Am--tcan Mechan- COATS Compton made an address. ics lodge. A prayer wa* made by Rev. A. H. Surviving him besides his wife and i i Sutphtn. The principal address was son Is a daughter, Pearl W^. wit* of $9.75 delivered by Mis* Ballard, who has J. Gordon Oetter of Denver, Colo- heen engaged In missionary work in rado. Two sisters,' Mrs. Martha L. -wlth- India. A solo, The Guild Prayer," Giooms of Toms River,'and'Mr*. Men's Reversible Leather SWEATERS vaa.iung by Mrs. J.'William Helm. •off xute vsrztr- TOP/ —# LOUI6E FAZENDA Kate A. Napier of Asbury Park, also Slip-on and Coat Styles, Brief talks wera given by Miss Mary survive him. COLLAR ATTACHED and Mount, Mrs, A. H. Bujtphln, Mlsa LUMBERJACKS plain and Color Combinations. FOX NEVVa Elizabeth Rutseli, Miss Mary F. The American Mechanics conr NECKBAND. Buohanon and Mrs, Albert Kcnyon ducted a service Monday night at the Worden home. Peder J. Glsleson, ENGLISH BROADCLOTH and siate vice councilor, aoted as coun- FANCY STRIPES. $9.75 $1.95 up SAT., DEC 15th, MOTHERS' CIRCLE MEETING. cilor and Harry Mitchell was chep- Kln. The funoral was held Tuesday Husbands of Three Members Receive a'ternoon and Rev.-Zichary T. Du- $1.95 4 Big Attractions I Birthday out*. pan officiated. He was assisted by Rev. John A. Hayes. Mrs Fred Con- Hen Maynarf In Bis Flrrt %The mothers' circle of the Doitolay over and Mrs. Joseph Valleau, Jr., Mystery Drama. - order of -Red Bank held a ooolal song "Lead Kindly Light" and "Some- ,. meeting last week at the home of day We'll Understand." Burial was . • • —Also— - ' Mrs. Lester Stoney- at Keyport, a at Fair View cemeteryfl'he bearers member of the circle. Birthday it ere W. BUrrowes Asay, Edwin Stan- fith Episode ot . "showers" were given for the hus- ton, George H. Antonldes, Harvey band* of three members. They were Hopkins, Fred E. Brower and Arthur William Bible, Alexander. McCoach E. Baker. . "JARZAN, and A, Heyer. They received a number of gifts. DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA. THE MIGHTY" Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lester' Stoney, Mr. and Mrs. A. John Dlokeman pf AtlanUo Township HJNOOBAMS. Heyer, Mr. and Mrs. Schenck 8. Was 69.Years Old. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold John Dlokeman, a farmer In At- CQMOtQ Comedy, Htout,.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tetley, lantic township between Tlnton Falls PAJAMAS Mr. and Mrs. William Eble. Mr. and and Scobeyvllle, died of pneumonia "BICYCLE FORT." Mrs. Albert VanNostra'nd, .Mr. and early Sunday morning alter a slok- Give Him a In Sine and Broadcloth—Stripes and Mrs. Oust Ornberg,Mrs. Clifton Ab- ncsa of a week. He was 60 years Plain Colors. bott, Mrs. Anna.Bray, Mrs. M. L. old and bad lived In the township EXTRA! and Branln, Mrs. Alice Sawdey, Miss SILK TIES Mallory Hat eight year*. He moved there from Send the Kiddle* to the Prise TABZAN Frarioes Stoney, Miss Bessie Thome, Castlotnn Corner*, Staten Island. Miss Grace Rudy, William Heyor, For Christmas. Matinee, Saturday. Tho body was. prepared for. burial $1.95 to $4.50 ."Me Ilusiel Tetley and Edwin and Alvln at v/orden's funeral home at Red 65c Stoney; : - ;'; j _ _ • 1 PRIZES FREE! r•••'• intl was taken to' the home of Regular Price, $1.00 t.Ji ckeman's daughter, Mr*. John SILK and SILK & WOOL Send the Children I MUMOMCHy Churoh Note*. J>' • .eld ot , Caatleton Corners, A Matron Take* Care ot Them Safely. ,The men of 8t James's church will v\'".i tho funeral will,b» held this repely* Holy Communion at the eight oflui noon. Burial will b* mads' at Smoking Jackets HOSE ' o'clock mass next Sunday morning. Silver Lake, Staten Island.- Betides The annual Forty Hours' Dovotlon his wife and the daughter mentioned MONDAY & TUESDAY, DEC. 17th, 18th Till start Sunday morning and will above Mr. Dlckeman leaves • a son, $4.95 Up 50c tp $1.50 end Tuesday night A course of ser- John F. Dlokeman, who lives at, Direct From The Boxy, N. T. O. mon* will'be delivered Sunday, Mon- home: and three other sons and two day and Tuesday night* by Bev. other daughters, who livs on Staten Tho Star ot "WHAT PRICE OLORT" rather Sylvester of the Franolscan Island.s ' • • •' order. Masses will be held Monday in John Francis Coe's Famous Novel, ' ' and Tuesday morning* at six, seven VICTIM OF DRAIN TROUBLE. and eight o'olock. Confession* for Polish'fanillles'will be held Sunday Former Bed Bank Han Dlod Last right by Rev, Zeno Lesnlowtkl of Thursday at Eatontown. Perth Amboy. Carmine Slolllano of Eatontown VICTOR McLAGLEN Thar* was a large attendance or died last Thursday afternoon from DeMolay lodge member* at the Meth- a cerebral hemorrhage after a tick- edlst church Sunday night, when nets of a few days. He waa' born THE R*v. Btnjamln Franklin Rhoads In Italy more than 69 year* ago and MEN'S SILK preached a special sermon on "The cams to th* United Slates In 1S08. He Worship of Luck." Th* church will lived for a short time In New York •end' a delegation to Bt Luke'* nnd then /moved to Red Bank, where SCARFS ohurch of Long Branoh tomorrow he lived with hi* son, Bonl Slclllano. GLOVES night to hear a sermon by Rev. B. Three years ago the father and son Stanley jjonet. Rav. Ernest B. Tuck moved to Eatontown, Mocca, Pigskin, Buckskin. of > India: will speak st the churoh $1.00 to $6.50' "RIVER Sundai morning. At night the *ub- The funeral was held Saturday Lined and TInllned, Jeot'Wfll bs "Th* Worship of Work." morning at hit son's home and later Men's Bathrobes Preparations are being mad* for the •t 8L Anthony's church at Red BOYS' LEATHER "Whlli QlfU to tht King" celebra- Bank. Rev. Nicholas Soriano cele- with Slippers to Match. tion /undav avonlng. December 33d, brated a requiem mas* and burial Boys' Kaynee Shirts w*t »t Ml Olivet oemttery, at uven oolock. Every member of BEACON BLANKET CLOTH. In Latest Shades. Sites It to U\i. Coats & Lumber jackets Ji* /church • and Bunday-aohool Is PIRATE" to bring a gift of money for Bed Bank Woman Dies Suddenly. dy children and a gift of servlcs Mr*. Emma GrtUn ot Harrison $5.95 With a Great Cait Including ii self,- Muelo will be provided by •venue, widow of Richard O. Oreten, $1.00 $8.50 up «t oliolrs and tht chiirclworches- died *udd*nly Monday. Shi leaves Tht senior choir will sing th* * son and thrt* daughUrt, thtf bo- 'a, "Tidings of Ptaoe," by Ru*> ng Blohard Ortten, Mrs. Emm* LOIS NICK , Miles, Jloblnton and Mints Elslt and Dor- Other Gilt Suggestions othy Ortttn, Sh* alto Itavet four MORAN STUART , Ernest E. Tuck, associate wo- grandsons, Th* funtml was htld of the Method Id board of tht* morning al Volk't clupel al Ho- nlsulon* and for s number token, . BOYS'BELT SETS BOYS'GLOVES EARLEFOXE ~ DONALD KEITH i a missionary In India, will ioh'««t Bunday morning al the BOYS' GOLF HOSJv BOYS' UNDERWEAR A Gretft Motion Picture ! •d Bmtf clnircli and at night he Died al Hospital nit ipuk-kt th* Freehold Methodist _-„_ Hanien, who wai employed huroh. st th* numioit country olub, died of BOYS' SWEATERS BOYS' TIES ody Scenic mtumonla Sunday - a* tbt Long Jranoh hospital H* was taken to th* ho*!>IUI lwt Thursday He wss STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9«00 P. M. SOON—JANET GAYNOR In "SUNR1SV 37 year* old and was torn In D«n« . SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 12:00 P. M. mark. No Immediate rtl»tlv«* live in UM Your "EARLY BIRD t»•••fiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiii •- »• Thirtv RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER; 12,1928. solo at ihi N»w Monmouth Baptist «r biuMeM MUMvU^^YwMf ntw NEWS FROM HIDDLETOWN church Sunday night. The congre- buHdlog on Railroad aranu* at Set- gation will hold a, prayer meeting to- ford,- Ut. Cartnsr, who is now Ilr- night at William oinnla'i Theanb. Ing at Bad Sank, e*p»ots to »ov« NAVESINK FIREMEN ELECTED leot will bt "Aihsnsj and Oorlntt." soon In Mr. **rd's h«Ult *t tn» M^ Quality First! OFFICERS U1ST WEEK. The toplo tor tb* ssnnon at thonrr ot qhuron ftmt and Rjlroad church Sunday ntornln* will be If Good Meats could be sold for less, ROTH & COMPANY would sell Mttmpe Continue to be Prevalant at "Faith—SubsUnoe, Faith-Evidence." Belrord and New MonmouUi—A The third annual "WW[U Chrtstmas" Vonmouth Baptist church MteUd ot- them. But, price is only a Secondary Matter—QUALITY FIRST ! . Free Collection for New Monmouth service will be held Sunday night and noera la»t w**k. Th»,,offleeri sue Baptist Church. the Sunday-school classes end church hit*. 3, C. Ruttyon ptMIUnl Hrt, organlzatlona will present gifts for Libert tforthoott and JUi,. Bwbtri REGULAR FRESH HAMS Officers were, elected by the Nave- use at the Baptist bone for the agtd Riiambuialn vies presidsnts, Mrs. sink Are company last week. The at Newark. Otorga Aekir trsasurex'and MM. W, officers are Bert Sickles president, The Christian Endeavor eooltty of H. Goodwin secretary. , ',/ ', 25>» LOINS OF FRESH PORK" Timothy Maxton treasurer, Frank the New1 Monmouth PapUst churoh The high aehool basketbatl 4eaW Viwderveer secretary, George Des- will hold a New Year's eve party and ond the alumni t»am will play Fri- FBESH PKIMB\ XEGS OF fBESH proaux financial seoretary, Otto'John- sociable and will see the new year day night »t the Mlddlstown fow> son foreman, Jbhn teavllle and Don- in.' Early In the evening motion pic- sblp high tohool court, The high PALI HAMS CHUCK ROAST JfOUNG LAMB a'd Johnson, assistant foremen and tures will be shown of "Martin school team will play -against UV*> Henry Maxoon, John Savllle andLuther and his Times," Later there wood at the Mlddletown township 29c lb J 34c lb. George Rader audltori. will bo refreshments and a sociable school next Tuesday njght . ,- 22c lb. Mumps continues to be prevalenttime. Beginning at eleven o'clock a Twelve womei of Port Uonmouth' at Belford arid the disease has spread teligloui service will be held,' and East Xsansburg, ufidenthe lead- SMALL SMOKED to New. Monmo'uth, ' Sonie of the The sohoola of the township will children who Were first talieh' sick ership ot lira. Alvira RuppeUv want c close (or the' Christmas vacation to Mew York this morning. They SKIN-BACKHAMS have recovered. and are back at Friday, December 21st, and will re- 28 285, school, but'almost enough now cases will have dlnntr at a New York ret open Thursday, January 8d. Chrlst- lb of the disease have developed to off- taurant and they will attend a show FRESH KILLED hias will bo celebrated at the town- at Roxys theater. t SIRLOIN set'the number of children who have thlp high school on Friday, Decem- ept well.•'•] \ ' • ' • : The fence in front of the property ber 21st, and there will be Christmas ot the MKMB Salmon of New lion* STEAK YOUNG FOWL "The Chest of Joash" was placed eulertainments at most of the other- mouth na run Into and 'knocked (4-tb. Average) In the New Monmouth Baptist - for the ensuing* year. It will remain nlildy. will be made of the twelfth In the veBtlbule for a week forchapter of John. Sunday, morning was not identified. C FANCY FRESH-KILLED further pledges. This is the second the sermon toplo will be "The Vic- Chafes J. Klemm of Campbell's successive year the church has, relied tory, of Life." At night there Will be junotlon, who has been In charge ot on free will offerings Instead of so- a song service, question.box and ihe Wagner meat market at Atlantlo lb YOUNG HEN TURKEYS lb UcJlatloBB for the. upkeep of. the Highlands, has been promoted to the. sermon on "The Test of.: the Per : - 49 • ' (8 to io-ft. Average) ' • ' church. A stewardship program re-manent" ; ,' ..,: ; ,-'•.•' position ot manager ot a larger lating to the finances of the church was given Bilnday night by young Louis Cardner has opened abutch- (Continued on nest page.) folks. Those who took part were ' ; : ' William Allen, Frederick Roberts, ROTH <& COMPANY Fred Kunyon, John Wllberhouse and TEUPH0NE 8oe Misses. Elisabeth Hepburn, Audrey 4 Motimouth Street Red Bank, N. X Relners, Anna Hanser and Jane I WMtehead. "LARGEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS JN NEW JERSEY" Miss Elizabeth Hepburn sang a. •MMf ••! »>»•••>••<»••»

24 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. Ladies', Infants!• ' •• an••'•.•.••d Children'• '.' '•• ': • s•••.•••• Wea• •••. •:• ., r Variety make* Gift choosing here a pleasure. An assortment [that far surpasses any we have ever had, with alert salespeople to render every service possible. The items listed herd repre*

INTO this lovely new Xmas Store {Santa jg very sent but a sm^ll part of the great number of suitable gifts to be found, but they give you an idea of proud to pour the best of -his gifts for he knows the low prices which prevail. Useful gifts for every member of the family will be found here. that the setting is right, the service is right and that the prices are absolutely right. Everything spark- lingly new, since this is Asbury's newest Department Gifts for Little Gifts for Mothers, Store's first Xmas and nothing that is not last-minute new in every particular can be found on any, of the Folks. Daughters, Sisters and three big selling floors. Gifts for every member of the family that you can be" proud to give and they Suede Cloth Zipper 3-Pc. Sets, Friends. will be more than proud to own. " $S.9S FOUND IN TOYTOWN PRACTICAL GIFTS! Silk Hosiery. .ted, Tan, Green and Grey. Special oflerlni to Holiday Hose—In "A* And the Downstairs Gift Shop For Every Member of the Family. Brushed Wool and Knitted *oU Like It," "Xre Jur," "Triumph" Hose. 4-Pc. Sets, Full fashioned pure Bilk Ho«e. "Sideway & Topliff" Bikes. LUSTER WARE CONSOLE SETS. Imported ware that Is exceedingly lovely. Bowl and two $9.95 to $g-95 $1.19 Pair, or 3 Pair* for $3.35. candle holders In exquisitely blended colors ot combining $5.94 to $23.74 tones. Here is an opportunity to give great $1.50 Pair, or 3 Pairs for $4.25. pleasure to any woman with a pride in her Bikes of all descriptions for boys from 2 to 10 years of age. homo. Hand-Made Dresses, $1.65 Pair, or 3 Pairs for $4.50. Bikes of this famous make have all of the desired features ggc to $g.95 $1.85 Pair, or 3 Pairs for $5.25. of strength, appearance and stability. Just the kind of bike MEN'S LOUNGING ROBES. the boy of your heart has in mind. The Master of your home or even, ot your heart will be mighty proud Of one of the handsome brocaded robes. Fully silk lined. Wide collar and cuffs cf satin and g*m |* A Infants' Carriage Covers, Silk Uriderthlnss. silk cord with tassels. Color combinations /*% l|l| DOLLS. that are distinotivo and new, "tflWW Buntings, Knitted Sets and Dainty SUk Gowns, Panties. Bloomers, To all little ladles Xmaa spells a new Bath Robes, Chemise and Pajamu of heavy crepe da Dolly and Santa has sent his very chine. \ ; • FINE LEATHER GOODS. A very wide selection. choicest dollies here. Dolls from every TOTS' DRESSES, foreign clime and of course, beauties A complete line of handsome leather bags, traveling cases, $j.95 to $,1.95 $J.B5 to $g.95 made right here In the U. S. A. fitted' cases, wallets, document cases, etc. One handsome fitted case in size for lady Is of black shark Slsesltoa. Felt dolls that are unbreakable and skin, with two compartments and fitted rOyal- look like tho last word from Paris. ly In tortoise shell. . 29.50 $| .00 to $4.93 More dolls than you can Imagine and Silk Underwear for Girls. •Rayon Silk Underwear. dolls much lovelier than you can I possibly anticipate. SILK UMBRELLAS. Vest and Bloomer Sets. Made of English Prlnti, AH Wool Jeneys, "**• oi fl«P« R«yoa. PantlM, Bloom- A gift that never falls to please. At $405 the assortment Is SUes « to 16. . . ,. Twill Back Velvets and SUkt hand imbrol- •». ComblnaUons, downs, Pajamas: some "» • MA SI** lobcn of eatln much bo-trlmmod with ostrich m l\ g\wm Bags. ' finish. A thoughtful gift for 1II II / Yfi 17 fl.7 and ut lower prices tho practical corduroy and 1II UK $9.95 to $jj}.9S A warm praoUeal gltt for Infants, boys any household. XWaWl IV XsaaTI blanket robes. ' JkVaVV and girls. A selection which oomparsi to $<|.93 to $ff .95 Boy»" and Olrla* Btjrle*, the beat. ARTISTIC AND UNUSUAL LAMPS. HIGH TYPE GIFT GLOVES. Blcee t to IS. $| .00 to $1.95 A vary fine eolltotlon of Pouohat, Baok Thero la no home that would not welcome Just one more Tho loveliest of Mooha gloves In th* ntw shade of Camel Straps, Under-arms or Snv«lopes| In suoh1 I with cuff of soft solf color fur and lined throughout with pretty lump to make lovelier the place on* lives. The floor qualltlH as Pin Seal, Moroooo, Alligator,' and bridgn lumps shown In our gift shop are distinctive as cnmrln Imlr. The gift suparb for thq woman who drives her BOYS' SUITS. to stylo and finish and priced wear. *#« Boys' Wash Suits. HOSIERY AND GLOVES Meweat noveltlis In linens and broadcloths. , for ChUdren to satisfy erary taste,. Robes ' ' \! DAINTY CHINA TEA SERVICE. EXQUISITE LINENS. You will find In the Department divoted to llneni examples Beacon nobes and Sllppirs to matoh. For Mother or any other woman on your list appreciating of thn nit of ovory country. JCmbroldered Items from $1.00 tin finer things of llfn, we suggest one of thts* •xqulllln to J.io.oo for Imndsoma Imnquet ololhs with large dinner BUea 1 to », tea sets. High colored In tho modern trend or fragile dslnty Olotliif Oat Entire Line of SjJ.05 to $9.95 Set floral sprays If the lady re- p A« • •injiltlnn. Then for the less expensive gift we suggest a main* a we« bit oonsnvattvt H K/L f A Imx cnntnlnlni: two of I tin lovely colored nbout h»r china. WaVT IV Fihrpln wltli pillow cases to inntoh. We also carry a full line of Boys' Suit- Infants', Boys' and Girls' Coats, ••t 5.74 In Jeneys, Wool Tlsnnsl and Wash Top Also Silk Itobte, in all qualltlts. Butts. Hats and Leggings to match— $^.05 to $|Q.00 , 638-640 $|.05 to $^.98 Great Reductions I Mattlson 641-643 ftt Ave. Cooltman MURRAY'S Ave. Xmas Boxes Free with every Purchase. Remember— ASBURY PARK'S NEWEST DEPARTMENT STORE GOLDBERG^S-for Variety and Prevailing Low Prices, REP BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1928.

Junction la confined to the house lously hurt, but there were long tie- NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN yt\Vx grip* v ups of traffic WUllam Snyder Is confined to the The publlo school will close for. bouse with slcknesj. the Christmas vacation on Friday, '(Continued from last page.) Miss Maud Roop of Belford has a December 21st, and will re-open ntrkit for the same concern at As? new Pontlac sedan. - , Thursday, January 8d. bury Fork, i Mrs, Charles Cohen to, confined to A son warTiorri to Mrs. Thomas An automobile owned and driven the bed with grip. F. Morford last Wednesday. Mrs. by Leon Hlllyer of Naveslnk skidded Mrs. F. J. Kllcullen and her son of Morford Is a daughter of Mr. and end struck a telephone pole nt that Locust Point have gone to Tampa, Mrs. James Cv Hendrlckson. place Saturday Inght Mr. Hlllyer Florida. was not hurt, but his car was badly Salefman Sues for Bonus. A shipment of Bugs from one of the,' damaged. MBOPLETOWN VUXAGE NEWS. Walter W. Parcells Is suing the lliaa Mildred Weir of Staten Island Shark River Hills company for $1,000 reliable manufacturers in the country wiil'i U, spending several day* at. Belford 1 wo Sunday-Schools to Unite In Giv- which he claims Is due him as a with her grandmother, Mrs. Lena ing Christmas. Entertainment bonus in a lot selling campaign. Be- this week and be on, Sale, Halliday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halll- cause of the large amount of figures day of, Belford .arc visiting at Yon- The Sunday-schools 'of the Re- to be gone over Judge Lawrence has ken. formed and Baptist churches will referred the case to Harry Truax of Almost dally a red airplane whose uilte In giving a Christmas enter- Long Branch as a fereree to take tes- Next Fri. and Sat., Dec. 14th, operator Is unknown hovers over tainment Friday night, December timony. • Belford and does somersaults and 23 st, at the Baptist church. A can- other stunts. Tho number of the tita will be produced, entitled "A These Rugs are all in new designs and • airplane Is 7,371. lslt to Santa Claus." ' • Must Fay Neighbor 1600. . A quartet of colored folks from ChrjBtmaa will be celebrated by Mrs. Laura Morris of Keaneburg make a fine Christmas present. J", Naveslnk sang at the Belford Meth- tho Sunday-school of Christ church must pay $600 to Mrs. Jennie Coles ylist church Sunday night Their on Thursday, December 20Ui Two end her h'usband»T»>>I«K*I«*>T«^ XVJtpST business people' con test their products before Forgot the Smiths" will bo given on Christmas eve by the Sunday-school delivery and know whether they are good. of the Belford Methodist church. ; James Stalfa. Is now occupying; his new bungalow at Campbell's Junc- In the telephone Business the situation is a little different. tion. He formerly lived In the Bay- side Heights section of Belford. We know that the equipment will perform effectively and Mrs. Bishop of Stroudsburg, Penn- sylvania, has .been spending a few that it is operated and maintained by well-trained workers. dnys with her sister, Mrs. Henry Waahburtoir of Chapel Hill. Yet it is only after a. coll isxompleted or fails that we or you Mrs. Catherine Birmingham of Port Monmouth has gone to Long Is- , can know whether the service was fully satisfactory: That's land to spenoV the winter with her son, .William Birmingham. why We continually check and measure the quality of service Daniel Ahearn of Belford returned home Sunday; from the Long Branch and ask you to tell us when anything is persistently wrong hospital, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. with'your service. Fred Kelnert has the collar dug for a bungalow which he will build tor his'own use on Green avenue at Constant watchfulness on our part and cooperation on yours Campbell's Junction. August Belmont has. closed his is fundamental in the furnishing of modern telephone seiv toadslde booth at Campbell's Junc- tion and ho has moved to Long vice. It is part of the effort to provide "the best possible service E ranch. Gift Suggestions for Gift Suggestions for The Meadowbrook, fraternity of at the lowest cost consistent with financial safety" (the Belford has wired its clubhouse on the BOY! the GIRL! Main- street for. electricity. January policy o£ every Bell Company in the United States.) The collection received at tho re- ;ent roll call service at trs Naveslnk Fancy Golf Hose Bethodlst church was $115. Rayon Vests Mrs. Henry Boberts of Now Mon- Impor&d and domestic qualities, TO $.#.80 Prices mouth, who has been very sick, Is attractive colors and designs. Lustrous rayon vests In white, peach New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. tlowly improving. • All sizes, •i and flesh. Attractively'priced. A A'ete Jersey Institution Sacked hy National Retoureet Dr. and Mrs._ O. W. Budlong o on all 75' Belford were visitors at Toms River last Thursday. Hickok Belts Rayon Bloomers . Stanley Werner of CampboU's Just like Dads-all leather with Initialed 1.00 GIRLS' Junction Is employed at a garage ai buckles, neatly boxed.' With reinforced seats,'Shades to'match 1-00 Perth Amboy. vests. Sizes 3 to 12. Mrs, Charles Cohen of Campbell's Kaynee Blouses Winter Beautiful patterns on fine fabrics,' $ .50 Rayon Union Suits button-on and string styles; all French panty union eulta In pink and I 1.00 sizes. • COATS white; an appropriate gift Sizes 2 to 12. All Wool Jersey Suits —and— May be had In green navy, tan. red .95 Crepe de Chine Princess and .powder blue; sizes up to 6. An excellent gift •2 Wool Velvet Slips This Is a gift a young Hiss ,f.f .98 TO |AJ) loves to receive. Choice of I Z& Scotch Mufflers and Jersey pastel shades. Sizes 2 to 6, WONDERFUL Imported mufflers in fancy de- f, .05 6 to 14. signs.. A holiday box presented DISTANCE with each muffler. 1 * 1 MARVELOUS DRESSES Fleeced Kid Gloves CLARITY Leatherette Windbreakers Buy them gloves to keep th» *A M TO f AXK) NOW frost away from their fingers. I Z* Choice of red, green and black. What SA.9S — 1REAJL BEAUTY ., boy would not like to receive one from Zi Well-lined with warm fleece. * ' Santy? SEE IT - HEAR if •- 20 off . PROVE IT! Leatherette Raincoats AN IDEAL Boys' Bathrobes A SMALL Think of the lad arising these S. TO %\ .85 of Our Regular Just what they need for' rainy days. 4 XMASV cold mornings, and how he can Newest ' winter colors: Green, blue, •5 DEPOSIT use a robe. cream and red. Sizes 6 to 14. "" GIFT Low Prices ! SECURES FOR THE BOXED COMBINATIONS. Pleated and Butterfly XMAS WHOLE Fine Silk Tie & Pearl Knife Skirts DELIVERY. Plain.and Plaid Skirts In %M £ AND IQI9 FAMILY. Both for $-1.25 BOYS' •the two mentioned styles. I All sizes from 4 to 14. Wouldn't he feel proud with this gift package— ind a knife he always wanted. ^ 4-Piece "Beacon" Bathrobes Bow Tie and SUITS SM AND |AS5 -JJJJTO 9MM Handkerchief to Match Sizes 2 to e Sires 7 to U K combination like Dad has. Rich —and— Warm, serviceable robes mads of famous "Bea- colorings and designs. : 65 con Lawrence Cloth" In beautiful patterns. Silk Tie and Belt Overcoats Exquisite Dresses Two useful articles put up In one fancy \An ppropriate gift Fine quality $A M TO holiday box. •r prints and broadcloth dresses, guar- I AMAZING TONE off anteod to launder. Sizes 3 to 0. , *faWfc Built-in POWER SPEAKER Bring. Any Program Leatherette Raincoats & . Into Your Own Home 2-Pc. Jersey Dresses* EXACTLY At Rendered. Slickers Why not get him something IA.4S TO %M .OS Vary modorately priced for this quality. |AN J he always craved for? A very ft <£ Choice of,red, groon, navy, powder blue Z appealing gift. FOR BABY and tan. Blzoi 2 to 0. . Kid Gloves '41-Piece All-Wool Sweaters Warm', fleece-lined gloves In all %M b %M >fiO •Ices. A practical and useful I I Slip-on wool sweaters In very faiolnitliiK |A>M gift item. Layettee patterns, Blzes SO to 84. £ All Wool Slip-On Sweaters Crepe de Chine Gowns College color combinations, ntvy or ma- IA.03 $9.95 roon trimmed with white, and navy Hand-made) pink only. BUM a IA-M Of' EMPIRE GARAGE with green. Blzes 80 to 80, yean to 10 years. £ ' ALLAN FROST, Proprietor, 21-23 E. Front St. Red Bank, N* J. HIRSCH'S KIDDIE SHOE Open COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR INFANTS, BOYS AND GIRLS. Evening* From 20 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. DM, Dec. 17th Until Until Xtnai. wwwm**" muwmmwwiH* mmm* ,' rMf^ RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1928.

BOUU Dnirkes, Margaret Finn. Margaret Flugel board will meet next Monday night ness session game* and refreshment* __._ . for some time. Mrs. DorotSy Hopkins, Alice JohnaWn. Ellaabeth to make the final decision on re-wir- were' enjoyed, ' • • - * ' • ; Mitchell claimed tier huiband' at- Long. John MulvlhUl, C.th.rln. Murphy, ing the church... ,,: ' The Seabright sewing club met last tempted to snoot her. Be claimed L—£^«^Do itbhcleapit Work In Bnth Morray, Doris Marka. Mary OUTU, Rehearsals for the Chrirtmas en- week at the home of Mrs. Frank he, jmerely took a-revolver from his Raymond O'Nell.'--William Wlohmann. jfScket and removed the Cartridges. f the Red Bank Second grade—John Hoian, G«org« tertainment of the Methodist Sun- Wilson. /Tonight Mrs. John Ryan day-school are being held this week. will entertain tho club. »,,rv_.D.. school, who have re- O'Callaghan. John Rtlsi, Frances Carton. i, commendable marks In their Mary Dow*. Mary Heathj Marlon Hogan. The entertainment will be held De- Misses Anna and Mas Wtckman FIBE WOMEN'S NBW BEADS. -24 Henry .treet 11.57 TIRE SHOP —Seiberling Agent Third grade—William Ansbro, Margaret Any of .aid tract, of land may be redeemed before the »ale by payment -of tha amount due thereon to date of inch redemption. Including coat* to dato. Blntlhim, Fhllip Brady, Alma Conk, Helen Clltcllcl. William CopperthwaTte, ' Charles ROBERT PIERCE, Aucttenee, * STEWART VAN VUET, Collector. T. R. KUNZE, Proprietor. MOBILE OIL 27 E. FRONT STREET, > RED BANK, N. J. (Opposite .Globe Hotel). Scaled Cans Grades A, E AUTO NEEDS and Aretlo For Winter Comfort Are Thoughtful S Gallons $3.95 TOASTER XMAS GIFTS! Browns two pieces at once. RADIO-ELEGTRIGAL "B" Batteries. R.C.A., Electric Heaters DASH 45 Volts Cunningham CLOCK S01-A 201-A 99c

$2.95 A dependable sun bowl COLD WEATHER type ot heater complete AUTO NECESSITIES with ~ cord and plug. Throws an Intense heat At the Lowest Prices in Town ! Pyrene Extin- CAR HEATERS $28.60 Sterling Genuine Why be uncomfortable these cold wintry days? guisher Prices are lowest now. "B" Eliminate GENUINE U5-Volt with House EXHAUST HEATERS •ABVIN" FORD Bulb N you give furniture, you have the assurance that your gift is HEATEBS. Eliminates the Bulbs The best Ford .95 use of all "B" going to be appreciated, used and enjoyed for a long period of beater built. Batteries. Posi- Inside Frosted tive, dependable 28, 40 Watt. time. Visit, our gift section. You will find great values here. SPECIAI/— and remarkably FOBD low priced. HEATEBS. $9.95 $19.95 5 for $1 Lamps, $8.95 69c EW styls A real "hot" bar- N tabls lamps, gain. AH com- complete with plete. FLOWER silk shades.

FORD (5IODEX T) LS9 RADIATOR VASE COVER& Ford (Model A) . 2.30 Made of beavy Square Cut Chevrolet, 1028-20 - . 2.S0 ivater-proof ma- Fontlno, 1928 JL . S.95 terial and lined Cedar Cheats, $9.75 with koreey. $1.45 Essex. 1028 . . BJOS 36 Inches long, gen- All Cars— ulns Rsd Cedar, sb, For OIner Cars, Prices Equally Low! For Ford. GhriBtmas Tree •olutely. moth-proof. EE OUR Outfits S complsts ' FLEXIBLE TUBIHa EN STOCK. 88c EVEREADY Una of floor lamps. 188 Proof Denatured GENUINE PRESTON $1.19 set ALCOHOL Radiator Glycerine Electrified Christmas Solox brand—the best In sealed gallon cans, $2.39 a $4.45 Gal. Tree Stands __—_ 8-DuIb. obtainable. Bring your gallon. Glycerine, loose, put Into tainer. Per gallon, your containers. Per gallon, Sealed Cans $2.19 Smoker, $12.75 69c Electric Cabinet smoksr with humidor) and Priscilla, $5.00 SPOT two rsmovablo Walnut flnlah, with Radiator Shutters Waffle stands. tray. Solidly con- LAMP BtAioted. The most complete seloctlon of Shutters Heating Pad, Others from I&M up. In tho sUto and at lowest prices. Pines $1.29 WInterfront, Globe, Vertical, Vornay, $4.95 Motogard, Pioneer, Irvine. PARKING PIONEER SHUTTEHS—Biitck Master 0, 1030; $ J .00 Electric Iron. Electric Fuses. Percolator Buloh Standard 6. 1018j Cherrolot, 102S to 1025; X LAMP Chrysler, »WKM«( .Overland 4 - SPECIALLY $2-95 For Sewing, 68c $1.95 5 for 19c $12.00 Genuine- Walnut Brand Mew Storage nntterles top. S drawer.,

'.* is (iilirl*. It%At ZM&S&.t&f RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1928. Mile for 114,600. The farm contains stepped on a nail while he was cart- jbout 32 acres: and a houBe. Ing wood on Thanksgiving day and NEWS FROM KEYPORT blH foot was injured. A'thread of his stocking got into the wound and It . AND MBS. NOBMAN &OOK» An Infected Foot bncame infected. Mr. Cbuey-was David Chasey of Eatontown was treated by Dr. Walter A. Rullman frOOD EMTEETAIN AX CABD8. unable to work part of last week due of Red Bank. , - to an infected foot Mr. Chasey •••.'.•• • ii — •» . ' Improvement Association's Christmas It pays toadvertis e toTh e Register. ,PMty Next Mondayjl-Klwaiita Clubs Heet Here-Utenu* Club (o Hold Christmas Mualcale on Friday. GENERAL (^ELECTRIC •ton.) | SLIMES The Evening card elub was enter* talned on Friday by Mr. and Mrs. Refrigerator DISTINCTIVE GIFTS Norman B, Loekjrood. Major and Mrs.' Raymond I* Wyckoff were the pilze 'winners. Others present were FOR CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Asbury W. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hendrlckeon, Mb* Margaret Ogden, Gilbert T, Van- Each assortment-arranged in a fancy, Mater, Mr. and Mrs. H. Seabrook hand-made, crested box of holiday Snhanek, Mr. and Mrs, B. Stone, Mr. Arid Mrs. E. F. Ehrlloh, 1ft. and Mrs. design, tied with a bright ribbon. Albert M. Halgh, Mr. and Mrs. J. Arch. MaoKwan. ' $5.00 Gift Box $7.50 Gift Box ' The annual Cbrlstmas party of the Alt it 0 Century Chocolate* MaUJard'a Excellence Choco- Keyport improvement association Old English Plum FuddlpR, lates, Cluiter Raisins, Stuffed will be held next Monday. Eaoh --Prune*, Fruit Cake, Salted, 1 OluRter Raisins. Salted Nuts, 1 member l« expected tobrin g contrl- MaUlart's Hard Candy, Ble- Nuts. Preserved Fige, Peaches butlona tor the Welfare committee. ouit Dainties, Halliards Cry. 1B Grenadine, English Bis- An lnter-olub meeting was held stalllzed Glnier, Pulled Fin, cuits, Malllard's Chocolate last night at the Rarltan Inn by the Milliard's Chocolate Tablet?. Tablet*. ', local Klwanls club and the dub* from Perth Airfboy and Lakewood. $15.00 Gift Box The Keyport literary dub will meet $10.00 Gift Box on Friday afternoon at the home of Malllard's La. Jeunesse Cboo> Mrs. O. C. Bogardus. A Cbrlstmas Malllard's Farfalt Chocolate*, ola.Ua, Halliard's Menthe Me- muslcale will be given under the dl- Frulk Cake, Salted NuU,M»ll- lange, Fruit Cake, English ruotlon of Mrs. Edgar T. Hooee, Why not have your lard'a Crystallised Ginger, As- Blsouits, Cluster Raisins, Mrs. J. H. Heiidrlckson entertained sorted Stuffed Fruits, Peachea Candled Orange and Lemon a number of friends at bridge Frl; 89c In Creme de Menthe, English Slices, Salted Nuts, Crystal- day afternoon at her home on War- Refrigerator by Christmas? Biscuits, Wain it Stuffed lized Ginger, Basket of Can- ton etreet. Mrs. H. W. Hartman won Date*, Malllard'a Chocolate dled Fruits, Malllard's Hard tho first prize, Mrs, S. D. Walker aeo- Since there is absolutely no installation problem with Tablet* Candy, Pulled Figs, Malllard'a ond, Mrs. H. S. Bedle third, Mrs. J. Chocolate' Tablets. &• Matthews, Jr. fourth. Consolation a General Electric Refrigerator yon can order yours at HERE'S something that will be pi lie was awarded Mrs. J. Leon the eleventh hour and have it ready for Christmas. All of almost daily service to the SHIPPING CONTAINERS especially made for thuie Bchanck. Following tho ' cards re- ' that has to be done is to move the refrigerator in, lower recipient—and for that.reason Qlft Boxes enable you to remember distant friends. freshments were' served. $1.39 the all-in-one unit Into its top—and ping it into the the usefulness of Slippers makes Mayor R. L. Wyckoff has been con- nearest electric outlet No plumbing, soldering, or Baskets and Hampers fined to bis homo, sevoral days this them a desired gift. And what a vicek with a severe cold. joining to be donel That's part of the simplicity in wonderful selection is now being of the Finest and Rarest Fruits Mrs. Ned Aumack has charge of which this machine excels. offered at prices that are so in- Priced from 16.00 op the cafeteria operated, at the new high school building. For holiday entertaining, it will prove a boon. It •will viting to seekers of valuel Always an Acceptable Gift Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Tlltbn and save its running cost by preventing food spoilage. Just Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Tilton are say the word, and we will install it in plenty of time tor Daniel Green Comfy and Boudoir Slippers spending the winter at Flatbush, L. 0 L the Christmas festivities. ACKER, MERRALL &, Erlck Relmer of Freehold has purchased the City bakery from J. Slov- ens, who has been tho owner for a H. HENDRICKSON CO., Inc. CONDIT COMPANY number of years. 8 Maple Avenue, Red Bank. EIDBLSBBRO 6c SONS 11 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. Harvey S. Bedle has purchased the I eon&rd Bedle farm, which Is Just Tel. 1736 Red Bank. 67 BROAD STREET rhone 1660. outside of the borough limits at South Keyport at a special master's i RED B^NK, NEW JERSEY.

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^V HEP BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1928. CHBISTMAS TREE. nursery oompsny. TKe ablpmnlts Will titg** carload «,4a^(or anottwr NO WAOE*XIKE HOME" FIRST CHURCH OF It TV1B bo Ushted Erery NI«ht ©wr- «k. Henry Brown naaiaVena. lob ing the Holidays at Eatoniown. at the Bftonomy nursery company. When biro 01 re*>odeW by } CHRIST, SCIENTIST Harry Found entered hja dogs in t 84 Broaei St. Rad Bank. N. J. Tbe Eatontown Woman's ciub will tbe Trenton dog show last irtelc and ha,ve a lighted living Christmas tree *on a nunjber of, prises. | "ris year In front of tbe municipal 9A ——— , Tho-Oneont* girls'(group ba» de- Construction Co., Inc. SUTIOM Sunday II A. H, I F. H. at Eatontown at On corner dded'ta postpone th» ChrUtmas par- BUILDERS' SmUt-Sohod—»i»» A. U. I and Main streets. One of ty set for December 17th. Tbe party Crammed W Wtdnrnday B«olns TMtlmoalal live evergreen trees In front of will be held during the school holl- Mechanic Street. (7 QarfleU Avenue, 2 MeettMt—S P. M. toe building will be decorated for fliy season. 'hat purpose. The tree will bo deo- '• Red Banfc.N. J. AUsnUa aicblands. N. t. 5 Budloi Boom—Wadsesdan and Lieon Conrow la on • business trip Christmas Dainties. 8 Saturday, from IdO to 4H0 V. BL orated shortly beforo Christmas and to California. Fhone f oi estimates. Thr pobllo b ootillaUr Inrlud to will be lighted every night until air tnr New Years The civlo organiza- Wllllani Batter and Theron Brower ' Bed Bank MW Atlantic Hlf hlands 310 attand th. itrrloai and tbll th.. have resumed their studlua at Lo- Raadlu Boom. ' tions of tho town -will contribute high university after having spent a toward the exponso of the tree,' short vacation at their homes here. Tho woman's club will have Its an- An oil burning heater will be in- MIIIIIMIII ItllimiMIMMMIHMMMI nual Christmas party the coming stalled in the new parish house of Monday night at the municipal build- St John's chapel. The heater was ing. The entertainment will com- donated by Thomas Hasler. Men'. prise a Christmas tree, Santa Claus Hot*Houie and Out-Door and a musical program. A luncheon The Methodist ladles' aid society will be served and.the olub members met Jast week, with Mrs. Oilman . Fruitt and Vegetables. ' -will exchange gifts. Each member BrowerC Suits vlll also give a small present teethe An oil storage tank with a capacity Foreign and Domestic NuU. club to Dwell the club's list of house- 1,23,000 gallons will be Installed FINKELSTEIN'S P hold supplies. its week at Dean's nursery. The tank will hold fuel oil for the heater FOB THE HOUDATS AND FOB $1250 Red Bank, N. J. Tho parly committee Is composed lecently Installed In the greenhouses. EVEBY DAT EN THE YEAR, 12 W. Front Street, of Miss Elizabeth Hlgginson, Mrs. Nancy Gwynn led the devotional t fata Fanta. John Bateman, Mrs. Wallace Cbasey, pirlod at the last meeting of the Open Until Christmas. Mrs. Herbert Randolph, Mrs. Isaac Oneonta group of girl*. Mrs. Win- Burgess, Mrs. Louis Hill, Mrs. Iranie Harvey conducted & discussion We SeU the Beat Wolcott, Miaa Katie VanSchoick and en the subject, "What does the love Mrs. Walter Cotgreaves. Mrs. Leslie of your parents mean to you." The Louis Prate Fruit Store D. Seoly la president of the club. Root's Tivoli has been The Fruit Store of Sweaters Barn Dance at Belford. MABLBORO NEWS. Red Bank for 60 years.. The Underwear The ladles' auxiliary of Independ- Several Children Here Are raid Up from Tuxedos ent fire company of Belford will hold With Measles. very best fruits of all kinds, a barn dance-Friday night at the UNION SUITS, company's flrebftuse. McGuire's or- Several children are "confined to including many special fruits chestra will provide mualc The aux- tl'clr homes here with measles. i' not carried by any other store $1.59 iliary will'have a booth for the sale Mrs. John Buckalew and Mra. Clar- $1.95 of Christmas articles. Refreshments ence Petty spent Wednesday at New can be found here. * - •will aleo be Bold. York. •• . . ::•:.-•'•':.:- .. ; P.O. VanHater Is entertaining her SILK SOCKS, mother, Mrs. Landls of Pulaskl, Va. rhe BEST of EVEBYTHING in OVB $16.25 TIES, IJTTUE SII.VBB NEWS. Mrs. Sparling has returned to Bos- Line and the BEST SERVICE. 4 Pairs $1.59 up ton after a few weeks' visit with 3 for $1.00 and up Army Trucks lor Christmas Bosa— friends here. ' : Soldiers Slok With Influenza.' These two things have built up our Lined with Skinner Mrs. Clarence ^etty and Mrs. John ..".;'•"!' $4.95 up $1.55 up The regular monthly moellng of Twenty automobile trucks from 1 Order yonr Christmas Trees, Holly Kort Monmouth were driven Monday the King's. daughters; was. held in ,wjreaths and Christmas Basket* NOW. tlie,chapel on Friday evening. to Newark for use In delivering par- T We have the best selection In Bed Bank. Ms poet packages during the Christ- Marlboro' flremen-wer« :calledou t mas rush. to a burning automobile a mile south A number of soldiers at .Fort Mon- of here i on the Freehold-Marlboro roouth are sick with Influenza. read last Friday night The Methodist Sunday-school, . . y - ' ' • • • ' ' • . • LOUIS PRATE'S FRUIT STORE SHIRT ortalnment will be hold December ; Flndlnr a Job. Have you read the Want Advertise- 21 Broad St., Red Bank. 23d. ments In The Register this" week? So far three carloads of table Maybe there is Just the.job adver- Christmas trees have been shipped tised that you are looking for.—Ad- by IjQvett's nursery and tho Economy vertisement Value* up to Guaranteed tlM. 95c Fast Color.

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ajSHftQa/SvA âW jwpaw ^tflfSp>4%s)^ ltd a parry last Thursday night In look JPJaoa la VChtsttnaa tp celebraUon of her sixteenth birthday. pbere-ffna feivflta W4U An)otmt to The , house was decorated with The Popular Gift etreamera and out fioweri. MlM De- SMHI»V ,.,:,";;'•, J .-Marla uras hoitess at dinner to Rob- Toe Community' club of River ert Nicosia and family, Mr. and Mrs. 'laxa htld. it* annual,Ohrlttoia* ba- Joseph Condlna, Mrs. Teresa Majone w and jupper Jait Thursday «hd and children Ids, and Lorento, RO- lilday. WfyU. a> tea elttMtouse sarlo Raclt), Frank CJannuaaro, Peter Barontlno and Mr. DeMarla, and chil- Is the Praaical Qft thtra wu » W64 Utindtnoa duplt* SWaWNJHEAaBlBfi., z , lit fa«t that dMW rival attractions dren. MM. NIcoalA and Mr. Condlna tfbk place; at n«arby toytoa and vll we Mary's godparent*. !«£«». A oo"(npt«* UtuUtlon of ra More guests arrived after dinner cilpt#,Md«nenjM»,b.M.not yet been and a social time was enjoyed with made,, but It ;if t'tvpttUA that the dancing and singing. Games were AC"" . Footwear will bring pleasure profits will reach, t% played and favors were distributed. A.roUt'bast.sUppir Was atrved on A luncheon wae served at a late hour ro WHOM IT MAY CONCIBNl Thursday night ana a dam chowder and.a feature Was the cutting and an.* comfort, whether it be for Granny or euppir *aa nerved Stfday' night Mrs, distributing of a large decorated Jofe^'$ g£ft."*-"**" ! Jtmes Taylor wu chairman of thebirthday cake. Granddad, Father, Mother, Uncle, Aunt, Sister "ho supper commlttM. The dlnera wen The guests included Mr. and Mrs unanimous In praising the feasts. frank Carelll, Mr. and Mrs. Lout •'Good fobd and .plenty of It," wasDell'Omo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank An or Brother. their verdict., ' 11vBSS! ato, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Foresteln ' Mt^fM8.1 J ordlnwe?*t wil5j{^J..«Wi*«a«.l U tot*\Uni rt! \t» ' The supper and baser took pl»o* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trlmboll, Mre .!orou«h Htll on DietmUr Ills, Itli, «i amid Christmas deoontlons ar. Christine Talerlco, Mrs. Jemmii 8:0..9. Clo.knay b,t*. altteteM. »ndd braueail iiSnh Vrilnan«i %„,;' rimfe'd by 111M RUth Boattergood Malda and sono. Misses Lillian Sper- olandr tihi on> may? b »b talttete IntartaMd kd thtrelab . ilwUTk* Pclnssttu* and tlmtl played a prom- enza, Vera and Jennie Carrelll, Flora «»«»«. opportunity at list Ma* ail plaet U> b* haard eoneernlni th' .'1 inent part and the clubhouse waj and lAvlnta Zucco, Rose and Elisa- Improvement! \oty_attr»otlv«. The dlr«oton of tho beth Canonlco, Kate Maletto, Elvira (air »nd tne departments they man- Oarbarlnl, Joaephlno 'Adams, Fulvla sed were Mrs. Daley Rogers fanoy DeU'Omo, Catherine and Artlomlsla AN ORDINANCE FROVTOINO ! EXTENSION OF THE BEN orlloles, Mrs. Elliott Smith- candy, Felice, and Mlnnlo Coloslmo, Umber- THE SEWER SYSTEM OF '. Shirley Bloren and Wahnttt&h Crab to and Anthony Carelll, Joseph Cala- OU0B OP RED BANK, AND '._ grab bag, Mr«. W. HarrU Hewitt brese, Stephen and Carmen Canonl- STRUCTION OF A LATERAL I AND CONNECTIONS IN j cake and Mrs. Vandervetr VanDorn co, . Domlnlo Zuoco and Eugene PLACE FUOH THB PHESBNT I «o-op*rat|ve, articles. Adams, Miss DeMarla Is a student "" IN EAST FRONT BTBIET " The recipients of the article! die, at Bt James's high school! WABDLY TO THE END OF 8A posed of on the co-operative plan ER PLACR T00BTHEB WITH TH AFFURTEM AN0EBr N E Q E S 8 / Vert Mrs. Edna Plant, who received ADDRESS ON INSECTS. TEBEFOB, AND PROVIDING FOE t luncheon set; 0, Judton JBIoren PAYMENT OF THB COST ' who reoelved a pillow; MM. E. J. Mil- BBnrr ORDAINED by th»,Mar«r and ler, who received a eakei and Erwlr, It Will be Given at Bumton to Mon- Council of tht Bonus* ot ««a Bask) mouth County's Oardennrs. Never a Chrtttmtu mornliw, 1. That a lateral imr wltt U* natal- Miachter, -who r,eoelved a flve-dolla- Ntvtr the Old Year endi, •arr oonnactlona tbantn bt aaaetnwUs g«Id piece. The winning ticket num- Dr. E. P. Felt, head entomologist In Flahtr plan* ftou tht prtttni itw*rl» bers were drawn from a box by Mar- of the F. A. Bartlott troo company, But tomebody think* of Somebody, East Front ttrttt northwardly to th* tad ot aaid Flibar place. In atriot eonplUae* >. • Bargains (slot* during our lon Kaneyt daughter of George Kan- will speak on "Some of the Most Im- Old daut, old llmei, old, friendt. with plana and apaelrlcatlons prtpartd br December house-cWanjngl portant Shade Tree Insects" tomor- the Enginear of th* Borouh ot Bed BsslCv row night at a meeting of the Mon- and riled In" the offlc* et Iha ClarK ot salt > Naw cart »ra Mlllng Ias*.—, MASONIC LODGE ELECTION Borough. , many cars are belnf taken In mouth county Horticulture society. 2. That laid ImproTtmtlit ihall U m- •> trada and polIerdlotatM that New Officer* Chosen by Washington Dr.'Felt was entomologist for. New You are sure to find just the style, color and dertalcen and made at a 16o*l Imprortmant. York state S3 years and he Is th; I. Tht wtlmattl ooat tflht work b*r*» our utwl car stock muit ba Lodge of Eatontown. In provided tor U tht turn «f two tliou- author of several books on Insects. size you will want from our large showing of beauti- •and, fl»t hundred dollars and laid anosntv leapt daym to •minimum. So Washington lodge of Masons 01 The meeting, will be hold at Red (a hartby appropttattd to rnttt tht cot» *t , every used car w» hava U IUtontown, whloh Is the .oldest Ma- Men's hall at Rumson and a dele. ful Slippers—for all members of the family. At the carrying oat th* proTltlont «l this *rdl- offered at sptetacularbargain sonlo lodge In'the state and the sec- RAtlon of forty members of the El- 'V. Tost tht total aaoiint tt the astt pricast And tfrwyta r la fullr ond Oldest In the country, held an boron horticulture society will be usual customary low prices. . or aald imprortraent shall In us f ' ' equipped and tnoraughljr/N -'Action and; Installation of officers present Officers who will serve dur- •unc* bt flnanetd by tht Uiai "Good Will" r»e«ndlUmndt londay night The offlosrs were in- temporary Inpnxtmtni. nottt wh., r ing the coming year, will be. elected1 iald Mayor and Borousb Clerk are ktNay Grasp,this iramarhabla Ailed by William Curohln, Jr., dls- ana the- final report of the society's •ttthortitd to ntiotlat* and laaa« am at opportunity! Com* In today! trisMhputy, and'Walter R. .Van- flower enow held at Red Bank in Oc- a rat* oMnttrtit not, ttu*dlnf sis Ht" Keurtn, past rhuur. At the conclu- ctnturo pu annum, and itid note* arty aaj tober will be made. A cash prize wilt j «yabl* on dtmand or tosutar* la noi' sion of the exerotses oyster stew was be awarded to the members of the j»cetdln« ilx nan tram tbt dat* whto th*> 1023 OAKXAKD SEDAN-Duco salved by the stewards. ' club who has scored the highest num- .urpoiilor whlah thty ar^JnOtd^ha* Ufm, finish. Good upholstery; motor TM new offlcers of the lodge are ber of points in the monthly point arritdout and[nay bey snQest.to tuE&- runs like ,now. Had one owner. ;all tot ptymtnt and aal< nottS IkaU «*«•• as fpjlows: •' - -;.- ..-.-• contests during the past year. De- lit* Iand ahaJl furthtr rtelU thai Uwy SI*r Full accessory equipment Here'i Worihlprql nuitar—Frtd CV VanVllet. cember's contest will be decided at aiuwl undar th* authority and la a value at ,', . . ,... WOO. Burilor ..warden—Harry Bowlatid. the meeting and the result will be ,lianct with Chapter. tl% of th* Junior warded—OrUndo Palmer. Included In this year's score Htw J«r»ay ot th* year 1623 PONXIAO COACH-FUher Tnuurtp—Clifford. iJrowtr. mandatory thereof and thereto, and tald note* ihall bt). body with Duco finish. Good up- Saeretaw—njehard RobtrU, ' in* montyt rtpraienllnjt aaaUS** holstery, Urea and general con- Pn»y to Brand ledta—Charl*a Miller. . SCHOOL FA1B NETS $428. . tBU uatiied agilntt^h* »WHl dition. A popular model and' n TftiiUti—Frank Lundy. Frank Ktnna. i I tatted thereby, and said amooal aj Senior daaoon—0. Dunham Rathliona. Annual Event at 'Leonardo Last I .noteajnay to th* dliortScn *t tte"j bargain, ' . \<.,..-••. MOft Junior deaoon—CerbJ Dat)sltr. ' ; . Week Proved Profitable.« fl and Coonell be IneltdM ta;»' keatl Benlor maittr ot eertmonlei—Edwai ' funding eald hotti. " - ., toil PONTIAC LANDAU SEDAN /orthliy.Jr. ' The annual fair of the Mlddletown I. All other mature In rtlatlon to «al*^ —Mechanically good. Duco- flit' Arctics and Novelty Gaiters that assure warmth propoeed tmprovamut may be dtUrmlnti ' Junior 'miittr o[ ctrtmonlu^Norman township high school was held at the by aubawtutnt rwolatlon In U« •> Aral* lab, upholstery like new; latest O. HaiJUrJr . -• sohoolhouse at Leonardo last Friday and protection—our showing embraces all the new nane*..' ' "•• • • equipment. This ear selling at IItnlol r iKw.rt—Kd»«M WM!UT. It netted $410, and the money wl e. Th* Mayor and Coanell- bsteVf d*>' - the low. figure, of ——~-—WO, Junior lUwtri—Alfred Bowk. be used to help pay for the educi ttrmtnt and dMlart at t*Uowt I Chipliln—Carl WhlMhorit colors and' fabrics. A gift sure to bring joy and hap* It) That th* probable »trl*d ot Ulttol- 1924 FORD OOBPU-Â popular Mtnhil—Al«xind«r Boroti ', tlonal trip of the graduating chui itti ot tald lmpro»emant as dttarmlntd it An. entertainment and two side show, piness. thU OoTarnlns Body- la not )•»• tnah ili model • with many miles of de- .cart front tht itaMOl e«capl*tl«a *T**!*)')' pendable service, at your service. If' you ' wanted aîob^would yoi were largely attended. Articles inadt . jmproYtmant. .•.'.. ' Fully reconditioned. uuaUont ... .. 1928 OAKLAND STJBUEBAN- ready sale. 'The proflU of the fair 192*. 1017 and-«Uh-t*Uf .th* thrt* Sao .Wise men get the same results by exceeded the expectations of those In .tuad valuatlona nail pr*t*4jn« the »" Almoat a new car, but one own- classified advertising In The Regis- oharge of it ait orthl. oMIninM/l. lltJfltfl.« er. In porfoct condition. A far ter.—Advertisement (el That «*' net dtbt of U* BorMI better valuo than any other oar Btd'Bank oo£p«l*» In'• you might buy In thli model. o" l$Vi°liin«J<*-CI'*?rtt"**m~ S900. > . "';.,.•' 1884,609.58. I ., . White Shoe Go. >.td) That tht annual dtbt atatemWU r*qo" Xmas Gifts and Candy at aald'Chaput Hl-ot 1928 9 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. have. been.-n1M« sai.flted as Oakland Landau Sedan. Practically a new car. Low' mileage; one owner. Latent accessory RUMSON,N. J. equipment, Save (200. Buy tbls car at the low figure of Corner Elver Road and Washington Street,

Dear Friends of Rumeoni • , CHOARBTTB We have a varied assortment of Dolls and Toys for UW U to iU Kiddles; Gifts for the grown-ups, too. Also a complete Una or ' BKAVTIFTJI, TOILET SETS In sliver or leather. Tttft Ornaments, Xmss'Cards and Confeotlonery, Including the. A wide and varied assortment oelehraUd Sehratt's Chocolate*-. . " , \ . S-neoa Sets. 17.80. T. F. Morford A HOLIDAY. BFSCIALI. Children's' Hoilenr, regmUu SOo . : quality) apeolal II PAIRS JfOB SUM, ,

Motor Car Co., Inc. "''(•' 'i k • • * i ' '.'••• We respectfully Invit*., you to p»y'us a call. HE satisfaction that accom- 21 Mechanic St., Red Bank. panies any gift purchased T here is as everlasting as WATCHES. "Timely" model Watohes, the gift itself. Quality is as cer- h&ndsomo In apptaranoe, Diamond Studded made by Hamilton, Elgin, Faultless tlmokeejiers, tS&OO. tain as the confidence you place Waltham, Xavannes, Bulova, Beotancnlar Shape : Special t A real sturdy AMERICAN FOOD CO. Jewelled STBAF WATCH, ; WRIST WATOH.S10.00i in this Store, And right now this 3 Qroad Street Just the thing for, the girl. Store is ready to $5.95 JRed Bank, N. J. serve you with mer- r FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS ! chandise that bears

1 the stamp of qual- BEST CUTS ity—priced to pro- TOP BOTTOM SIRLOIN duce the utmost in Give Him a Ring He DRACELprS. Will Proudly Wear. Round Roast . 39c STEAKS . . 42c DIAMOND Solid white gold, set with value. $10.00 dlnraopda and Imported sap- 14-lct Kmblom Rings. All MAKE HER DREAM phires or emeralds. ordern enameled or encrusted. RING 1 Homo set with diamond! an COME TRUE. RIB END JERSEY ' ' • $M.M higher. PORK LOIN The Gift Supreme Vlhen GEMSandtoLD are Justly Sokt '"i LEGS JERSEY 'I LAMB . . . 35c Fresh Hams . 25c . u announced that ho will shortly form a company and erect a plant A.buryPark,N.J. FOR ROASTING. near Everett for the Bale ot explo- slvea. The company will be known' BUT— aa "The Torpedo Company" and it will cater principally to farmers. This U a caaolltt* age and EGAN'S HONEY CURED LARGE FATTED Mr. Wlllett't plan la to lease a piece of land on the road from Red Bank The Public's gon« Colltgt- Auto Vans and Express COTTAGE HAMS to' Everett and ereot a magazine. He ate. FOWL aaya* the plant will coyer an area or tera, »ft»e« at aeanse >s «U-Mrta-««- 'boif~ftmioTa und^wlll comprise a eor* s eiorereonntrr. to"tli«Teneet psdde4 nun lei ot buildings 20x20 feet each. The TIMES CHAHOB-ano ao do ta BH'Sank. Before rra kau row seal buildings will be bullet proof apd aovbl' dene, vntt*, esaA «s M (et (ht mtthods-rThat'a Progress. eihr reliable fumttu* aunen ta l?jnv "<• fireproof ami will have bomb proof tit ut Pliee* OP »o« next Job. All IWi roofs. Submarine and contractors' elhw«7 e>-ltskl tnukUM dese at abort explosives and blasting supplies will Fhone BUMSON Jt9 for '•«. OeU n addraea Only the Best Prime Native Beef! . be handled as well as farm blasting - • J. T. EX3AN powders and supplies. MODEEN — SANtTABT 11 WALL STREET. RED BANK Mr. Willett was born and raised Rsatdaoes Pbon* 39-W lb at Port Monmouth and he attended LAVNDET SEBTICB " Office) Phooa S21M tho Red Bask public scHooL He la 10 WHARF AVENUE Genuine Legs of Spring Lamb • • 35c - a graduate ot Pennlngton seminary pnd he attended the United States military academy at West Point. He o.ade a specialty of studying ex- Good's Products -Qualify First! plosives at these schools. He was a RUMSON member of the bombing and safe squad of the Now York police de- MILLER'S partment and worked with explosives fcr the DuPont powder company LAUNDRY Hardware Co. fourteen years. He did work for this 33 W. Front St. " company In the United States, South 20 Center St, Roman, N. J. Red Bank, N. J.) A America, Australia, China, Russia Wagner Market Co, tmd Siberia. He gave up his position 1 with this cqmpany about two years "Every Day Is Vtattcni Day." Musipal . 38B MONMOUTH STREET. PHONE 56S. ago and-mo,ved to Ped.Bank. ,He COLSTER, has since done the blasting worker tho Gift This Stryker & Stryker company and has .RADIO A handled demonstration work for tho Xmas Rendrock powder company. His. latest job was at the Red Bank town dump, where he used dynamite to1 blow up the refuse and to put out the fire at the bottom ot the refuse 'pile. _ _ ^ power radio such PABTT A.T EXTONTOVpt. Methodist Sooloty Will -Have l6t in every s'enw of the Word. Don't Birthday Party Tomorrow. THIS h tha age of Jan, and that means tha The. Eatontown Methodist ladies' judge it by looking at it—but buy it need of good mmical uMfirnmeriU. as everyone is uld society will hold ••,lt» monthly blrthdoy party tomorrow night In tho and tryiit Vyhetfier yon are an amateur, or the mem* church social room. The members ber of a band, we'll be able to satitfy yen in' vho celebrate their birthdays this And it's Lawes Coal you will burn quality, variety and economy of price. talking about month are Mrs. Fred G. Steelman, Every conceivable mitntanent always on Mra. Wallace Chasey, Charles Fal- ever afterwards. ' n kimberg,and Louis H'll. The party band-KMT if it'* something special and unusual, You're WERE with a Crosley committee Is made up of Mrs. Harry* we'll get it for yon on short notice. Dennis; Mrs. Louis Dlngman, Miss Come in now and select your musical gifts. Susie Atlgor and Mrs. Louis Van- Prepare for a Christmas' of harmony and mel< Fiunt The party will start at half- genumeAC electticrpovyser past six' o'clock. LAWES GOAL CO., Inc.I f Everett. Baby Born at Eatontown. BED BANK ISM. Mrs. William Oborn of Everett H. OStENDORFF speaker mdk) console gave birth to a twelve-pound son. last EVERYTHING IN MUSIC week at the homo of her cousin, Mrs. Carlton Theatre Building, Harvey. Ervlng of' Eitorttown. Tha Croaiey Radio Installed-— baby-has been named John Raymond 66 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK. ' >«El£CTRie\ Seiisitivcv oclectiYG* power gprtffyr Oborn. • Mr. and Mrs. Oborn occupy RED BANK, N. J. Phone 2082-J. POWER SPEAKKA operating receiver . . . tins year's house at Everett, ownqd by Mrs.- most discussed success! Katharine Ryan, but for the present MB* GEMBOX they are: staying with Mrs. Ervlng. Crooltcr Dynacaaa bmli in i The new ctynsnnc* power spesJbev NEWS. Wttouitabe* : llieea|ymSSfce!Ka£ that brings^ new delight to radio. V>*»^sW'*fc*i^ ne ottinA tHi Tear m Officers Chosen Monday by Firemen's far abow It fa pries. Belief Association. The firemen's relief association *; i '-'.'•''. '• ll,. met Monday, night at the firehojse act and and; elected officers. Charles Van-. rnri ptodnctiOQ Brunt, was chosen'president, Artiur cdiodi tmxtucc it ftt ft gb line production methods •.Sickles vice'president, William B. fcccainctitkaatjSaaja uJ&t CTCfltC 8Q Hill LUrtTjilfllrflff VEUBCo Little, Jr., treasurer, Clarence Little secretary, Matthew G. Baden collec- Itfca 4fc. tor, Harry B. Kurtls trustee ftoin lire It cpcntsi cotxreSy feonx company for three years, Ralph \C ClU Hhi . JKWLta It Smith representative from exempt Bremen's' association, and Clarence poiRT tpraifl f ti>B attach Ii. Little representative from fire company. The: problem of collecting HBNRT OAMPBBLIi, President DXHACONK two per cent from Insurance com- toyourt pany was' discussed, together with DAKTOL B. BLT, Vlce-Pns. EDWIN B. CONOVBB, Cashier ^ctfey ate tnMi «n 8 GHNU1NB forma ol relief and proposed pen,- abe AC SHOWBOX antenna SHOWERS Bions. At the conclusion of the bus- (JSOj wto path-poll 171 CABINET iness session/ refreshments were AfiT Grassy 3ervtd. Our 1929 Christmas Club Is Now Open viu c)vo you • free An automobile driven by Robert \ '. " >••••, .•»... tltnl walont veneer 1 ^scDQOa3stcKtsom& 5^our A. Cameron ofthU place skidded on SHOWERS cabinet with own home. Ask to Batte tedBandt the ice-'overedroad In front of Htw- Make your 1929 Christmas a merry one by Joining pur DsaBcnebmItiaU$137. ieo other complete are several days with pleurisy. Class—Any amount each week. A RADIO MAKES AVERY FINE XMAS HAZLET NEWS. We will be pleased to enroll those wishing to subscribe Visitors From Germany at Ilazlet GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. last Week. to any. of these classes. Capt and Mra. Richard Carney, Come in and talk it over with us about our very easy who recently returned from Ger- many, spent the week-end with Capt Carney'e slstor, Mra. I*. Otto Wel- THE terms which we offer, thereby maldng it possible for Rond. Capt. and Mrs. Carney and Mlas Elizabeth Carney spent ten everyone to own a Radio. months at Klol, Germany, and ni«o vlolted BwlUorland and England. BROAD Capt Carney arrived In Mow York loit week on tho now yacht V«ga> bondla which ho commanded from Kiel, Germany. It took aeronteen day* to croas the ocean by way of tho Azores and Bermuda lalanda. W, L. Mellon of Plttahurg It the own- REISEMAN'S or of th« yacht They will leave for Miami. Florida, thin w«elc. Mrs. Csr- nry and Mlia Blluibeth Carney have, returned to their homo In Coconnu Radio Stores Grove, Florida. The Harlot lira oornpan/ will hold ii dance In the flrehouee Thuraciny 21 MONMOUTH ST., Phono 2683 RED feANK. N. 3. nlKht of next week. Muilo will bo tmnlahcd by MoGulroa aU-jiloco or- iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiminmiininmiiim i » IIIIIIIIIIMIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllir; Other Stores Located at rhcatra. A turkey will be dlapoaod of on Ui* co-operative pUn. A aortnaile for Mr. and Mrs, HI- 236 Broadway, Long Branch, and 169 Main Street, Asbtiry Park. m«r A. Ukhrenburff, who were recently married, waa held at ths llat- Phone 987. Phono 1307. lot flrehotue Friday night The «v Ing WH rleaaantly epent playlnt cards and gamei und «njd3rln« it- froahmntitii,

It tHiyi to idverlU* ta Xhe JUgUtw, RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1928, Page o Ma crtdlt for th« season D»v|d the matches this week will wind I". White 216 172 SMOKER FOB MOOSE LODGE. FOR THE GRIDIRON STARS, lutMll it in fifth plao* among U'.e up the first half of the season, with Grob 147 1G1I 132 PREFERRED PlYIOEMQS •". ... lat of aocrsis for data B achoots ot the ecceptlon of two postponed IloRman 140 135 178 It Will be-Held Next Monday Night : DORrs I'.nwl«na 155 182 172 Jeraey Cwitral faytft' mm Mtnodb WBAM drost* cur tit* at«t«. Loula Jacoubs made thir- ttiatobes, whlctt will be played nnxt . at the Krldel Building. and Light T ty point* and Is tttd with eight oth *»ak. The Eisner Co. and the Tel- 7C0 849 631 tinMllaio OARAGE tta for 8M-place.^.i :: .••'•'.•.. _./v ephone Co. W|ll bowl Eecember 13th The building committee of the Red repilir qutrlcri/ WftifrNu. «nd~therB»iMMr*hd r Orocers' will SHOEHEN AND ENGINEERS Rank Mooac lodge will hold a smok- guwtm MI cent ( fettiota taunted to Hmtin of tb« VitaNoitmnd ..;... in 145 172 or at the Moose lodge roomo In the 1% rnlcrttd Stoc J UNCROPT N.j. ro»TorncB TEAM IN LEAD. meat the Oas and Steam Fitters Us- Mitchell 101 121) 132 Mrynl U)A'A) ( of Radio, Auto, * Vint Team wid ib* Two Corttw* eoMbir 18th. The regular sohedule Kridel building next Monday night Umi ilwb wen' ' "-jjf «•» Jaoottb* CboMn Captain bi Patterson , ,. 148 118 178 The entertainment will comprise box- Jmiiary 1, I019, - CtXpcrt AUIO nopKlrluB CotkUrg sad Inituanoa Taam wilt be resumed the second week In Went 107 113 ISO Battery Service! V tint FUoe t« Third. January. • Ing and wrestling bouts, several vau- at Ui« CIOM el b Mintort 168 US 164 deville acts and music. A luncheon C - «nd Towing. ... The Red Bank Rotary club'at IU Within the past w«k the Clothiers The Poitoffloe won three' games w*eKiy m«4tlng thiiraday uooo »t 688 011 '826will be served. •II and iniuranoe team, which wta laaM; from the Bakers and Orocers laet Tho boxing bouta will be betwoen tilt Globe hot*! entertained the Of-inn the Commtrelal bowling leigiio, weak. The Postomce team has rolled The Second National Bank look :>akefc , MMMta'Tim teen mttnbtri«tin Red BUK nign two out; of three games from the Fort Monmouth boxers and fighters , and Awtfl Accaiwilaa., dropped to third place, and the-£o«u six successive games of.900 or.more. from Elizabeth. The Kid Bank LEWIS & HAGERMAN v aehooj Jootbajt te*M and .tha twoofflee Uam took Ute lead. The stand- O«orge Dennis rolled en average of TolephoBo- Company. Tho scores fi ooaohei. Tha program wu In chart:* wore: , masked marvel" has challenged Fete of tn« boyi' work oommUUt, U»» iiga at the end of the eighth weiik SiOlt for the match. High Individual Jorvls of Ocdanport, tho middle- ftt f follows: score of 231 wad made by Goorgo SECOND NATIONAL DANK velght wrestling champion, to.meet LUMBER CO. maibbera «t whloh iw« JtwkCohb, Hurley 147 170 i'.t i Pin Hl»b Bray.-.The acores wero: Htri ln:« m«lfh«t tha nmnlrar Tjn IS1O MO BANK IT4S EAlUM and HatcHoht Payttalli MtF»rl»ncl Hut—ttl—H»- Mr. Cobb introduced WliUrd RIn»- ,...., if 6 sit) «»« " POSTOFFICE Clurtcy 189 176 163 Borlow of Monmouth Itreet has giv- Lumber, —fr hift, Coachl Theodore BixUt, aalllt* ntimantflVmn Co. ., U J S4« ««1 llatttrr 147 108 170 167 en a sliver loving cup and $100 to ant noaohl Blalidelt ttaoMtalf, cap- Jlotblrt. «nd ln.ur.ne. U t 1(0 10»4 Bcbro«dtr ...... I9< 186 IK'ily 168 183 1<> August Kleinschmldt as a forfeit tislitr* »tt* 0rt««M ... 14 1 141 COT Wirnir 180 180 zoa from tho masked marvel. Jarvls will Millwork, %] tain of the football Uami and Dr. A. 822 835 817 fl rtandali, the uam'a phyiloltn. Alllottioblt* M«n ...... ID J 819 Sit Curehln 190 184 211 he entitled to the cup and money If During tHo meeting the marobtMi bJ Coram«rcl»l'OhiulT«iir'» II H ma »e> wetnir • 210 101 182 TELEPHONE COMPANY . hu wins the match. Building Supplies' HUGH GETTY, INC:, ifo»d 8tNi! B«nk .. 11 II alt t«9 Uetinli 101 212 213 Ham 118 101 104 The smoker committee is made up tho football team caat their voted /or VUHtn i..'...,....."It J4: It* 88J MoNoll US 111 120 of Augufet Kiolnschmldt, Frank Mul- next year's captain and Mr. Hlnehart Atil t»lt»hoti« Co. ...'. 1 U 116 »»« Sliarko/ 1C7 180 1110 Osi and BUtm FitUti III 78J tU vlhlll, Joseph Weskowsky, Joseph and Hardware. Announced that bpult Jacoubs had BAXBRB AND OBOCERS tmmom ISO 177 137 nrooks, Peter McDoriough, Waldman BUILDERS been eteotea captain. Mr. Rlttthairt SicoM NiUontl B»nk 6 It IU ttl Merrill 213 170 170 ShesMia ,., ..4 10 1»8 SI2 ilatilriillo 170 177 let Kaiser and Mr. Berlow. gave a resume ot the aeaabn'a con« Mill it? ieg ISB TRYSOLIDON testa, Which resulted In & tl* with The", Individual averages of tha turtuta ..;.. nV 182 lei 707 841 700 Jte West 26th St., •8'M«dmnle.St., frlnc^tojh for the plata B chatflpion- eleven highest eootert ere: t .,...,,, , m i»i no Three Eatontown Seer Hunters. ahip of Central Jefsey. Mr. Bin* ' -. O«ra« Av« IttNi tj Snore Oaherlon 100 120 Red Banh Uoys Win Sports Awards. Edward Smock, Clarence Hyslop For Walls and Ceilings. New York City. Rod jB.dk, N. J. 1 U .... Jl 1)4: til. lt« trfins »..^. H9 and John Dow of Eatontown were hart ttiank«d the member" of .tha B Hurley .;.. Si '•'• • IM »} 24ft Joseph C. Irwln and John A. Swoel Stronger, Lighter, J, team to* tholr good Work end he at of Red Bank have been awarded the visitors Monday at Pasadena, South Uttir ...... t 111 ti IBS 807 838 880 Jersey. The men expect to spend Permanent. .'-, to thanked Dr. Randall, Who attend- Tht Eisner Company captured lcttor "R" at RutgerB university for ed tho games and gave hl» iirvlcei Ctliinttt* .'•,. U ' n» «i 8IT playing In tho required number of most of next week deer hunting at 1 three gamea from the Bhoemen and free, and William RUsiell, Who do-fluarkey...... s lTt 14 no games on tho university's football that placo and they made Monday's RED BANK, N.J. !> hated the ute of OM of his bu»»«i to llldtllM ...,-.. Id 1T( 104 S4< Engineer* laet week. The scores team this year. Irwln, who IB trip to select suitable hunting KtlM ...... IS Hi It 21» »wat - grounds. Ono of the quickest ways to lino) . the team at all the games; . H. Conovtr ...21 Ml H all senior," won his letter before, but this JL'S WHITE A fine talk on aportamanshlp tail EIBKEB la Sweel's first year on the varsity. a Job Is to advertise In The Reels*'' '• O 14 171 67 222 .tultl* ••- 1»1 147 182 The Register's motto—"A paper In ter's Want department—AdvertW \< -1 given by Daniel Chase, lor many U 11* St. 124 Both players held halfback positions every home."—Advertisement. menu - ,.:y,, yeara director of physical education Tnltl. SO 175 57 202 M, WhlM U7 MARKET of the state 6f: New York and at BPABIB. present executive secretary of tho In- MtKttlfht ...... 101 A PHONE 203T-W. ternational Sportsmanship Brother* Jltnnlna 104 L. Copo»«r 104 hood/' 'The Rotary club presented The necktie offered by t». T. JUn- Broad A Front SU., Red Bank. periclH of tho refilling type to thenlne was won lut Week by Oeorge football players and the coaches. W. Bray of the BaUefS and Grocers, At tfi» ehtpit owrolsu tfrlday with a store of 3M. * tne high echool tha numbers oi tb« The BsktrtUnd Orooars won thret first team reoeived the letter "R." Oil frames front the fleoond National f Serving Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices ! the first team were David Russell, Bank team Monday night The scores Liotila Jacoubs nalfbaol^s, Herbert were:'- .-.••• itcOlees fullbuki Blalsdell Kack- SECOND NATIONAL BANK atalt quarterback) George Wolcott Purity 117 162 191 f Jersey Fresh Top or Bottom Round center, Peter Marauclo and Herbert MiK Ill 138 171 Ewlng guards, James Jacqubs, Har- ClShor ...... ,.••>..,. 120 its ill vey Thompson and Ralph Abbott RUM 178 178 1S» [HAMS 24c M>- ROAST 39C lb. tackles, Louis or6b, ffilmer smith, Blllly ...... lit 11B Kt Benjamin Cook, Jr., and Joseph Dlx- . • • • • T4i ~rti on tackles and Grandln Hammell BAKERS AND GtlOCERS f Blade Cut Rib /Shoulders of Spring jnanager. OoUtldrlello 215 151 Members' of the squad who re- C \ 1<0 180 liuxunous lb ceived the small 'R" were Edward Colmorsan let 1SS [ROAST 32c lb. LAMB 24c Jaoouba, Samuel Llbovsky,' Austin Mill. 162 186 Morris, William Russell, Joieph Re- Hurtoun It! 144 Jersey Pork eat!, Hymon Welntraub, Edwin Bro- 8tt B6« 811 Freih-Killed deteon, Leon Ooldfarb, Philip Hoist, The,Broad Street Bank captured Harry Gage, John Hlgglrts. WUIIatt three garnet from tha Washers last LOINS 24c lb. Higgino, Arthur Oap«n, Timothy Friday night The BOOMS were: FOWL 32c lb. Nbbnan, Irving Manoe, Joseph Van BROAD STRUCT BA11K (Whole op Kail) Blerck, Carl Bchwenkcr, Marshal Hall ..' 18S 170 221 Smith. James Bathsmttti, Qustave L»rlouiJ ./. 186 148 1>6 Shoulder* of Jeraey Sirloin or Round Zucoo,. Edward Mulligan. Ernest L. Conover ...... ;..... 1«B 182 309 Hartmtn, William Mask, John 8. MurUy .i..,..••..... Ul 1S4 211 Strode, William Offerman, Thomas F. CotloKt 162 170 146 PORK lQr lb. STEAKS 44 lb. Brenhah and John Kennedy. Ralph 802 C Kendall and.John Scheldt, asslitan WABHBR8 managers, also received letters, Bordse 178 Philadelphia Lean Smoked Cala Tomorrow night tho member* o linn , 117 the first team add the coaches will Uitltttt ..'. Awl«««le ...... its bo the guests of Tony Hunting; at the Sillut 128 Scrapple HAMS 22c lb. nine o'clock show at tho Hunting Burn.lt 161 theater. With nine touchdowns or 64 points 78» *97 78 |V mas 1929 IS NOW OPEN

The Following Popular Classes A gift for the entire family Note the exquisite new de- to enjoy for years to come I sign of this suite—full rounded arms, reversible Are Available: A suite of real beauty and cushions in a beautiful pat- good construction and in- tern and richly'coloredl Un- 11 25c per week for 50 weeks, $12.50 cluding this large davenport der ordinary conditions you , 50c per week for 50 weeks, $25.00 and choice of club chair or would pay much more for fireside chair. What greater this suite. It's a special fea* $1.00 per week for 50 weeks, $50.00 proof that we sell for less ture in our Christmas Sate and one that you can dis- money than this suite at this ? $2.00 per week for 50 weeks, $100.00 $5.00 Secures this suite play with pride. $5.00 per week for 50 weeks, $250.00 Christmas Sale price I Please join early and be assured of Cabinet Smokers if Christmas Money for next year. $4.98 and up The Second National Bank 4-Piece Bedroom Suites as Low as Mont complete eolocllon of Oner bedroom nultcn 4^V ^*V In tho city. Now poilod deulRiia, lino wnlnut ' ft'•C A and Trust Company vonoor oomlructlonl Tornm to mlt you. Why ^^^w^*w Marble Top' not n. now 'bedroom uultd no n gift for Mother %J %J Smokers or niater? — RED BANK, NEW JERSEY $3.98

Total Resources Over Tha Bmokar (hat la se- MIDDLESEX lected by tha discriminat- ' n . $10,000,000.00 ing out Uuytr. Economi- A dlaplay of t>ar|»lni, til cal, daooratlva and ui»(ut. Furniture Co. • tO J1KII9. " * Mali* yaur Only « limited quantity liero. •rallabtt. 27 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J. &A^,.Jf

•, MABV NICOLETII ENGAqED,' A turkey •upper yttm "served Jaat 1 1 SbevBtd s Pnrfy Suh4»y>"S«gl»* at Sd week by th» Methodlstladlw aid so- eery of th >,-;--• tH«r Farenta' porte \ ciety. The net receipts,'were MS. taxsiti to J ! 'A Christmas'entertainment wilt be 5«r, tlu nnna. j Mr.- «n^ V"P«I«Vft .f /9°i« glvep at the Mifthodlat church oh Iwtima XU heors Shrewsbury avenue announced > Friday night of next -week foryihe of «W dw.'lt'tfce & wigftgement of'th'elf daughter, Mary Borough of FrMkold,'. Eleanor Nlc'olettt to-EmUlo MustlUo ifhlldren, cf the Bunaa^fchool. f moatb. New Jimr,,t«,a of Hew York Sunday night at & În- • Sergeant''and Mrs. .Vjojladay have ner party.- After dinner a «oclal moved in the Bush house.at the corner of Main and Centex streets.' All thaie'cirula'lou.' trMtiw iw* time was enjoyed with .games and of lind with tki bullillB«»,««iinmBr»»f tfsrwr*' ringing. Several soloi were eung py Mrs. John HuU«,,v/ho has been menu thirtoa tt«Ud, «rt»»(». .Irlns $at Miss Mildred , LaManne ot Bed slok at her home, Is Improving. b*l«g In thi TowBitio oT, NU4W«a. In the'County of Mouneuth Mil *WU of Nt* i— Ponfc and Michael BUono of .Long John Rowe Is on the slok list J«r««r. bains alsu auiq«ii<4,'lf • *n4« Joaeph fiinrtch., They were accqmpanled on In "Block "B,1' snf if stiiTn l« Blo«k a fa,i»»by f The',Christmas entertainment' of of ()>'«• piano by CHartM tyttapoM. also the Oceanport school will be held on "K." on mip «ntlU«i "Ku ef'U>4f «f minor b»w's rr U>ng BraAch.' A >luncheqn waa .W.tir-Wlteb Club, la tl« HIiMtadi of the afternoon 'of Friday of next âvt-tlnk, Konnevtli O«UQt7, N«w •%*> ti' aadltaj and Its** v ^ 1 •. i ved at a late hour'.. >Mfrs ^coltttl •tr. msd* by P.'A. Dtndint. C, K,*,.»nl tit. Count* <>( Monmonrt and . week., * i AIL that certain lot, traot or pareel ot ciughter He1en< lira.- Frank Fetlllo. landi, adiolnlnt lot 1 of Block "B" ud tht land anlnreinlMi, hereinafter particularly the Christmas holidays with their ImorovimtnU. If «nr. thtrton. ^ - , deiorlbei, .altuata, iylps and ,Ulnt In.tli* M, Carmen Canonlco, Mrs. William <8atd Bnmltii belny thoit convtyea ta Boroush' of Jled BanE7 In the County of NOTICB OF 8ETTIXMBNT OP ACCOUNT 1 parents, Bev. and Mra. Bmallwood. Eag.nt V, N. B1M.II by Minn K»t»«h«u. Poswald. 1 Mr. and'' Mrs.' Thomas The card party that was to have "•jaffijthmd Vtato if New Jaraay? •, «atataof Mary T. Donnelly, oecaaied, •: lalerlc'o. Mra. V. Marasclo, Mls«ea •lui, •• «««ootor of tbt uUU of Dorothy BEOWNINO u the northweat oornar ot Notice la hereby«lven that the aneounta been given by the flremen at the fifo- Raeia.r' MalItyl . by dl.d d«Ud»Joo« 4. Pannla Qraen Lot, thence north 1» feet of thliUbawlber'ubatriber,, admM.itr.loadminlittatort oof.the_eJf the ej-; Mame.and Dolly Petlllo,'Elizabeth 1 hoiise tomorrow night, hao beon post- 1»28. , " •ilivortd •ImulUmiiaily b«r«. Fiona the eaet al/e of Central avenue to taU of said" deeeVaed. will be aadlMI aaj nnd Rose Canon.Ico, Molly .and Lil- poned to a later date. • wlUi) tj* Daniel Coach lott.thence eaitarlr along stated to the Surrogate of thi County,of lian JPleone. Elizabeth (Jcttls. Kath- Alio plots nwnbir 1 «nd 1 In BHooJ k "M" the aouth «ld« of tho iald Coaoh- lot'lt ftet Monnvoutn.aBd reported far aetllemaetllemn^tn o trlne Malptto. Anna and' Theodora Mrs. Michael Ryan, who recently on nu entitled "Un of L«tiiJi olit Wat«N more or leaa to Sidney Oonover Ieti thence tht Orpbana Court of aa|d County, ''Ba Injured her knee, is- slightly im- Witch Cluli. In tin Hlshlsrdi ot H»v«.ilnl(. aouthorlr along BMney Cenoror lot IS feet Thundw. the aa.»enleenth day of Janu Schneider, and pran\c Nlcplettl, John Monmouth County, Ntw J«n«y, made by to Dennla Green lot) thenoa Wfatarly atotm Maletto. Nicolas Gettls and Joieph proved. X F. A, Dunbim, C. E!". and fll*fl In the the Daniel Green lot to-the place of begin 1'lcono'of Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs'. Herbert Smith and her new- o(Bo< of tht clerk ot inld county on Jinu- ning, i , i < > ' try IT. 1896. Setaed m% tlio property of Satnuel Jojinaoa Amerlco Ariastasla and Michael born daughter ar^ doing splendidly Alio tint portion of lot number « Is Uken in. exetotfen »t- tha ault of Kama f. n'Ambrese of Long Branch; Mr. and Block '4B'* on omld map. eomprlftuv ft con* Humion. .-?.' M> B Peter Marro, Mr. and Mrs. Vlc- ~ •*• tlnuoui atrip ol Itnd four f««t wldl eon. toi Talerennl, Miss Glide. Hllles, Mies Have you read the Want Advertise- nMtlna- lot numhiF I in Bloek "B" with DatM'êaiM> «, nil. > Finding • Job. ments in The. Register this week? Sea View Ttrrace road, laid itrjp balm Oneot th« aulok«st_wfy to find. l ucy Fanelll. Miss -Theresa Mario. Maybe there is just the thing adver- situated Immediately adjacent lot number Qulne<»», 1Panos1 s A Dof.mUi, SeUeltera. Nicholas Canneto. Jean Angelo, John tised that •. you are looking lor.—Ad- > In bloek "B." Marro and D. DeLalla of New Yoik; (Said premtaea belni thoat eonvered to The Register's tnotto-"A paper In e vertisement. Gugeno V.-N. Bliiell.br Leo J. Matty, by everyJiome."—AdvertUement • • Mrs.. Francis Nlcolettl, Mies Anna menu: Nlcolettl and Peter Nlcolettl of Phll- Everybody Delights In ndelphla. Mr. Mustlllo Is employed as a dress Cuslgner'at. New York and Miss Nlc- ELECTRICAL GIFTS oltttl is employed In the office of the \ Holland furnace company on Me- chanic street No date has been set •THEY make house work so easy. They do for the wedding. SIX STORES: BUYING POWER. * away with the drudgery of kitchen labor. Red Bank We buy with 800 They make home a place of new happiness. FATHER AND SON BANQUET. Prown-Cooper Ca Stores at 890 Broad- Here are a hundred things that will serve as Ninety-Two .Persona Attended Sup- Freehold way, N. Y. C, pais- acceptable Christmas gifts—each one a treasure per at Eatontown Last Week. HighUtown ing on to you the ben- Ninety-two suppers were served last in itself. Toasters, flat irons, percolators, tea- Friday night at the Eatontown Manaaquan 5c, 10c and $1.00 STORE efit of wholesale pots, waffle-irons, chafing-dishes, heaters, cook ft ther. and son banquet, whljm: was held at tho municipal building. The Matawan prices in a retail stoves, fans, and many more. banquet, was lauded r>s onp of the Point Pleasant store. r.tost successful events from a social 47 Broad Street Reel Bank You just insert the plug and presto—the blandpolnt ever held at Isatontown. cooking is well begun and half done. I'ue to.lts success it »u decided to hold the banquet annually. Prices moderate. Quality of the best. Se- Dr. George W. WhltBeld gave' an address on "What a Father Expects lection unrivalled. of. His Son", and Michael Olive re- ( opded with a short talk on "What a Son Expects of Jllo Dad." Fred G. Steelman,' principal of the Ealontown pjbllo schools, recited a poem of his Hogan Electric (Jo. own compisltlon entitled "My Dad." 1]ie principal address of the banquet was given by Bev. Furman A. De- TOYLAND NOW OPEN! 52 Monmouth Street, Phone 389. Mario of Asbury Park on the value, ItED BANK, N. J. of the cburohto a community. Mr. DeMarls was pastor of. the Eaton- Come and see what Santa Claus has for you at our Store. Really, town,-Methodl»t'Church in 1897 and .W88. i . " , Earl Jollne, accompanied on the you save so much on your Xmas Shopping in our Store that it piano.by Wilbur Gardner, sang four solos and there was group singing during the banquet The singers were don't pay you to go elsewhere. led by Daniel 8. Morris and accom- f nrlled • oh; the piano by Mrs. Steel- Man. The banquet was served by ONLY 10 SHOPPING the ladles' auxiliary of the (Ire de- liiirtment Rev.- John " Messier made TABLE AND CHAIRS. BRfDGEÂND JUNIOR DAYS UNTIL a speech in commendation of the service' given by tho, women. Kev. Le- LAMPS. CHRISTMAS. u'y T.'Dlllener was tcastmaster. With enamel top. Reg- Save half price on this Sale. ular J10.00 slzo in most, Beautiful shades, pleuled and FOXWOOp PARK TEA PARTY. ' stores. Our price while parchment. World Wide Guild Gathering at . Hrsi Eleanor Kenyon's. • . they last— • •' . Stand*, $1.00. Mrs. Eleanor Kenyon of Foxwood I'urk at Llttlo Silver entertained Shades, 49c to $3.98. members of the World Wide Guild of the Red Bank Baptist church at Special $6.98 Table Lamps, 98c each. u tea last Wednesday afternoon. A v.hlte cross meeting was held and box. containing strings of beads was sent to children in Porto Rico <••':* for Christmas., Those present were Mrs. Ollboc, Mra. Chris Berge, Mrs. Homer AEROPLANES; BUSSES. Methot, Mrs; Arthur Ryerson, Mrs. Kussell H. Mlnton, Mrs. Martin Kill, LXJLLS! LINDY PLANES. You'll find them at this store for everj^ member of the fam- Mra. Pierre Holmes, Mrs. FreS W. , These are • bargain and will Conover, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Mrs. J. make that boy happy. ily. You can rest assured that if you come here that what- William Helm, Mrs. Harry Chamber- Yes, we have a wonder- The wind-up kind; also Iron, ever gift you choose it will be of a quality, a style and a*ie- lain, Mrs. George W. Chandler, Mrs. Pert Miller, Mrs. Alden Mason, Mrs. ful assortment, includ- Each 98c Each 98c sign that will appeal instantly to the recipient. Further- Warren Mlnton, Mrs. Nell Tilton, Mrs. Olive Smith, Mrs. Mildred ing Sleeping D o 11 s ; more it will register a mark of your respect toward those re- Knapp, Mrs. William Curchln, Mrs. George B: Miller. Mrs. Inez Barber some with real hair. IVORY SETS. ceiving the gift, especially if they know the reputation of this and Misses Edith Worth, Helen store for reliability. filraughan, Jean Annette,-Ethel Gra- FOB MOTHER OH ham, Mary Mount, Dorothy Harris SWEETHEART. aud'.Mazle Meredith. Tea was served Dolls priced from by Mrs. George W. Chandler and All Good Colon. Mrs. Chris Berge., 98c up. $2.98 Set GIFT SUGGESTIONS. HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE. Just a Few of the Many Gifts to.be Found llesldenco BuUt In IMS at Little Sil- ver Burned Last Week. at This Store. A house at Little Sliver Point, TINSEL NECKTIES ELECTRIC XMAS TREE MEN'S owned by Wlnfleld Walnright and Wrapping Cord William HobrOugh, was destroyed For the Man. "LIGHT SETS STANDS, GLOVES, BATH ROBES TABLE WARE UMBRELLAS liy fire one night last week. The loss WREATHES SWEATERS TOWEL SETS PERFUMES la estimated at J12.000. Tho flre was XMAS BALLS For tree 69c GAMES discovered by Edward Borden, who 49c $1.98 Pair RUGS GLOVES vraa aroused by dogs barking. He XMAS BOXES 25c and 49c Bulbs, 5c & 10c FUR NECK PIECES BOOKS TOYS telephoned for the flremen. They Eaoh. - ' ' . . Each. Reg. 13.00 Value. responded quickly, but the house had ETC. nub. FLOORLAMPS STATIONERY NECKTIES been burning a. long time and was LIBRARY CABLES SMOKING SETS HOSIERY beyond control when the firemen arrived. Dry grass around the house SILVERWARE SMOKING JACKETS DINNER SETS caught flre and this blato was TABLE LAMPS HANDKERCHIEFS CEDAR CHESTS spreading In the direction of two nouses near by when the flremen got BEDROOM BOYS'HOSE ICE SKATES CARVING SETS LINGERIE there. They Immediately put out FURNITURE of nil kinds HANDBAGS SILK UNDERWEAR Ilio grass flre; ' ' Part Wool. Mr., Walnright and Mr. Hobrough SLIPPERS JEWELRY TOILET SETS SILK SHIRTS had owned the house live years. The house contained about twelve rooms. A real good buy at It was built In 1880 by Lyman Rath- Ladies, 98c pair, burn, who occupied It a numbor of only Do Your Christmas Shopping Early This Year years. . Tho,house had be,en vacant Men's, 79c pair ceveral, years. Make your gift a useful one. Buy it at Jacob Steinbach's. Children's, 69c pair 49c Pair who is proud to say he has Jersey's Finest Department Store. NEW HOUSE AT COLT'S NICK. Charles lUgerman Is Putting It Up He is ready to take care of your every need for the Holi- For Ills Own Use, days now, the same as he has taken care of the people of Charles Hagcrman oft Colt's Neck has the cellar dug for a house which SLEDS. TEA SETS. HERCULES TOYS. Monmouth County for over fifty years, giving them the best lie will build at that placo for hh own uae. The home is being con- A great gift for • boy or girl. A nice Hers Is a real winner. A fine gift for A large toy—a rtal value. Just what tho quality merchandise at very low prices. structed on an'sore of land which Sled from grown girl, A regular »i.B0 value at growing child wants, Special at Mr. Hugerrnan recently.bought from James Qes'mond on the north side of lha county road, west'of the'village 98c each. o»nter.' .Mr. Hagerman Is a partner $1.19 up. 98c ivIUi his father, William Hagerman, •fP In the carpenter business and he and his-father ate blinding the house. JAC0.B9TEL\BAC/I Charles Hagerman-la,a bachelor nt A Real POOL TABLE. TRACTORS. PILLOWS. CARD TABLES. present, but according to all ac- uounta he Is going to enjoy mare Large site. Big enough for Thiy rally pull • lotvl. Kvtry LAOS *n4 VBLOtnt Juit • good gift for tht home. than • state ot dingle bleisedntis be- the family to play on. lUarater UN VaJaM. Mr* fore) lotigT ,___L. boy likes them. , Dellvertai Made All Over Monmouth County. !'. , Houses and lots fbr sail, hou Special $6.00 kparlnienli,an

BIVJSB PLAZA SIDEWALKS. I (ltd tHis Coming Bpr(ng to a Long byterian. mlsslorisry society at the I Lranch young rrtih. cHapsl. The various -'rilonity so- Just a AMMurientt to be XizM at a Mnet- cieties of Eatontown and the Presby- MJf kt t&> ittVMHPUtt tlrehduto. ' A *aik'on Armenia. tellan lilKsloriary societies of neigh- Women's and Children'^ Hair Cutting a $p«cla The MMumint commissioners of Mrs. ihosea Chark of Bed Bank boring towns have been invited. Mrs. j OleahliitM*' and ditttrtosy—doi* Motto. Hlddletown township will meet at till talk on Armenia'this afternoon Ada B. Nafew Is chairman of the a Sport the River Flaa* flrehouse Wednesday at a meeting, of tho Enlontown Prcs- program commlitteel . night, D»c«ttiber 2ath, it eight o'clock VOGUE BARBER 10 fix assessments tor sidewalks and STBfeB* (Xmx f ogtofflce) - ftfeQ pA|«, ifcj curbing on Applegato street at Hlver Athletic Goods f'laxa. Tho members of the assessment eehomlsBldrt "are: Wllll&m C. Johnson) Ffank E. Bteh ahd George ALD -Santa b a sport. Living .way up Koney, Sidewalks nnd curbing wore Santa Says ta North-pole Ufld, to Mtttfilly to* put dotW dn tH9 erttlre sUceta short time ago With th« ftccBjiUbn of the (fk widt«f frofe—in Sleds, in Snow space In front of the property of BUY LUGGAGE! Sboei, in Skates—jn ,sl down George) day/ Jtr. Day Had sidewalks in front of mdit of His property be- othW ttfitttf fc«rhe». And Jie fore the township ordered the work THERE'S fiot a householdihat doesn't need a good JhU-keiwIquarleaL tfeldtlkiLltlare^oLltLl vlth those put down by the townto - for iport.goobU. ' ship. To put dttWtt etirblnbl g In front come In hahd^ next summer wiieh vacation jooms. or the property It Would bs necessary • Good luggage will keep Indefinitely. It is an tvtx "' * ' -We have the largest stock of to grub out several fine shade trees. Mr. Day refused to permit the town- present need in time of traVelihg. Sporting Gootb b the city* We nlilf) to Hit do*n the trceo. The re- ijMfSBtee to save you, money on sult was that nothing was dorlo. We fcarry a full line of hign-grade baggage at econ- all purcWei. Ail goods marked omy prices. Buy now and have it laid aside till you 6tEPHI8El) ON BtBTHBAt. at What ihey ate reiBy worth- want It deliveredj '.','.'. in plain figures. And A Pirty Given tor Chester Hendrtekg no deviation. of Buhaet Avenue. A surprise party Was, given last week for dh ester HSndridkB of Sun- LEON KISLIN ,i-t avenue, Red Bank, In celebration nt his 25th birthday. The usual party Open Untfl 10:30 Eveningi. features •w/ere enjoyed and Mr. H< d/lcka received many fine'gifts)' The 13 EAST FRONT STREET, RED BANK ,;uoata wero Mr. and Mrs. Lctrfpf Phone 2088. One. Door from Hunting- Theater. Mt'laiey, Ut. Ond Uta: Joseph Novack, See Ml' And Mi's. John Vanderbilt, Mr. ,, .md Mrs. Charles Sodcn and their Z Cans 15c .\ Double Tip Matchea '.JL-l P^g. 4c Holland Rusk ,...... - .....pkg. 17c Encore Cooked Spaghetti can 9c Hecker's Farina ...... —.».._..»-.....large pkg. 24c Presto Flour ;...... small; pkg. 15c large pkg; 35c Extra Quality Peas .....—..... can 15c Comet firdvrn Rice ...:.....•. :.pkg. 12c Broekport Brand. < Fancy Crosby Corn A&P t-Can 19c Golden Bantam Com A&P ~~_.....can 21c Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon % •• > medium bottle 21C lib. pkg. 19c v ^ • '••.' » Pute Maple Syrup Whole Milk Cheese A4P Brand. The Modern Note In i«g 25C lb. 35c TRY IT TODAY—BAKED TO A "T" Jewelry of Distinction! White : small loaf 5c large loaf 8c Grandmother's Rye_Seeded or Seedless ...... loaf 10c TTHERE is modernity in each of the Raisin—Children Love It loaf 10c * thousands of gleaming items that fill Whole Wheat 100% loaf 10c our showcases—modernity that bespeaks BREAD Whole Wheat Raisin loaf 12c 7i the Last Word*in craftsmanship, the OBANDMOniEB'S :. , WARD'S Ultimate in gemmed splendor. Gifts CAKE (Assorted) pkg. 14c CAKE (Assorted)' .pkg. 15c of distinction are available at HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES ! prices for everyone. No. 6 SIZB No. 7 8IM Waldorf Toilet Paper 3 rolls 17c Brooms—Sturdily Built 49c 59c Washing Soda—Novite pr A & H 2 pkgs. 15c LADIES' WRIST WATCHES, Scrub Brushes ^ each 15c Oakite—Cleans Everything pkg. 13c From $5.95 to $250.00 Galvanized Pails 10 qt. size 25c Parson's Extra Strength Ammonia „ bottle 29c BOYS* & MEN'S WRIST WATCHES, Pacific Hand Soap can 10c \: 20 Mule Team Borax pkg. 15c From $3.00 up to $100.00 Quaker .Maid Beans .3 cans 25c Sultana Furniture Polish bottle 12c Log Cabin Syrup can 25c " DIAMOND RINGS, Calif. Yellow Cling Peaches large can 15c Wilbert's Lemon Oil. ,. pint can 15c Iona brand—Tucked In • rich, heavy syrup. 4 From'$10.00 to $500.00 FANOY N. V. STATE And Fascinating Novelty Jewelry \ N. B. C. • • • 2P««»- 9* Of All Sorts At Pleasing Prices A^ple Sauce • • 2 cans 25c Nut Crests, Vanilla Snaps, Lemon Snaps, Zu-Zus. All the flavor of rips, delicious applw. IU qunllty wll» «Iiewher» Palmolive Soap 3 <=•>»«» 20° for I7o » can. LEON KISUN Kirkman's Borax Soap 13 East Front Street, ' Red Bank. C (One. Door from Hunting Theatre) 5 cakes 26 OnCN EVENINGS. . PHONE KM. RED BANK REGISTER, DECEMBER 12,1328;

the borough ball. WUliam qtmWr la In charge of the troop. -.', , POST WILL AWARD $250. ' Joseph Callaghan. hu been * pa- AMERICAN LEGION NOT TO Dlfr! tient at the Long .Branch hospital. Several X-ray photographs wen tak- FOSE OF AUTO, en. The Alpha Delta group ot girte-wUl Fife, Drum and Bugle Oorpi Travels bold a supper toriU e money to' pay About the Oonnty to Advertise Bed M. a JACKS, Manager. tbt rent ot the parish houte. Mar- Column Bank aa a Shopping Center—New Raerlte Regenhard la the president THREE COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY Uniforms for Veterans.. or the aoclety and Mrs. William Hatlnee, 8:50. Evening* 6:45 and 9:00. Boms time ago Shrewsbury post of Ward Is the leader. • Saturday* -uid Holiday* Continuous 2t30-llt00 ths: American legion ot Kcd Bank EAST FRONT STREET, started a project to dispose-of an au- Finding* Job. YOIPBEAT •» TELEPHONE 31, b>\ tomobile on the co-operative "plan. One of the quickest ways-^-.;V The amount collcoted was $m This a Job Is to advertise In The YOUR BEST was not large enough to go ahead ter's Want departmt * * LAST TIMES TO-DAY. v.'lth the undertaking and the auto- roent. LA3T TIMES TO-DAY mobile was not disposed of.. The pott WHEN^YOU m at e. meeting Monday ntgbt.decides Buddy Rogers ' to dispose of the j2S0»on:the;. Mrtontown t«. BEST! ALSO ON THE STAGE Flowering; Hants and Fern*. AIfO> VAUDEVILLE The fife, drum and bugle corps of Wreaths for Chrlctmw. the legion •will- go about tlie county True, isn.'t it, that the days Music Box Revue—35 People playing muslo on Thursday nights and Saturday afternoons to adver- when you look best are the THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 13th, 14th, 15th tise Bed Bank as a shopping center. days when hard jobs are \ THURS., FRI., SAT., DECEMBER 13, 14, 15 The corps will make these trips In easy? What a man wears the bus, lilts Red Bank, which, la ANOTHER BIG-TIME $HOW! owned by. Albert Burdge. The corps has a lot to do with what he The Show That Has the Whole is doing this work without charge. thinks—especially with what —ON THE STAGE- COLUMBIA PICTURES PRODUCED Twentyr-flyo members ot the post slated at the meeting Monday night he thinks of hlniself. "SUBMARINE." Town Talking. that they would'buy the new legion uniforms which are to be ordered AS investment -coutv soon. A committee consisting of **• telon, we are qii>H» The oftener you let Us BEE JONES Everything New! Dudley Schseffer, Ralph Sacco and £ed by long training and' give your suit? a thorough •Robert A. Kennedy was appointed to AND HUB COLUMBIA HARRY C. LEWIS Presents tret prices on tfie suits. The suits wide experience to select cleaning, the tetter will be will be of olive drab material, with the impression you make on PICTURES The Popular Musical Comedy, lapel coats and with Uie legion in- Gecurittes for you offering signia on one arm. Long trousers, definite, worthwhile ad* others and on yourself. Chest Capitol Steppers with Sam Brown belts, will be worn vantages—from stand'' o 01—head up—shoulders and there will be overseas hats. The "HELLO LONDON" uniforms will bo worn at the Me- points of safety and profit squared—wearing the suit —WITH— morial Day celebrations. May we offer suggestions? we've Just made new for Tickets were given to the legion Pierre White Company of 35. A Screaming members to sell for tho dance which you, you own the World 1 l bo held by tho post on March Dry cleaning is an invest- ISth at tho Smoko Shop tavern. IAT8 OF Comedy It was reported that Tony Hunt- ment in success. —ALSO-^ Ing and Oscar Brand had recovered PAUL & Go. from sickness and that John H. Kelly Investment Sccvritia "ROSE MARIE" and was showing Improvement at tho DONTWAIT Corinne Fitzgerald Morristown sanitarium, whoro he Is 1420 Walnut Si, PUUdetpU* FOR JANUARY 1ST TO "BL0SSOMTIME" a patient —AND HER— Bight new members were received. W. Raymond Johnson, MAKE THIS GOOD RESO- The post Is trying to Increase its IS Hubbari Park, Red Bank. LUTION t St. Louis Syncopators. membership to 300. Tel. 1B36. At the conclusion of the business Resolved, That I will keep THURSDAY NITE—"MAKE-UP NITE." session' David Lalng sounded mess call and tho post members enjoyed SHERIFF'S SALE. my new winter suits new Foley & La Tour w'h See the entire* Company put their make-up on. refreshments. Tfye next meeting will By virtue of-a writ of fl; fs. to Tfla rot be held until Monday night, Jan- directed limed out of the Court of Chan- from now until daffodil Entire stage setting before your eyes. cery of the Stut- of New Jersey wtll be ^- V1RGINIAVA1LI uury 14th. exposed to sale at public vaudile, on Molt- time- day, the 7th day ot January, 1828, be- "DIVERTISEMENTS IAN KEITH ' FRIDAY NITE—"PUZZLE NITE." tween the tours ot 12 o'clock and 1410 Resolved, That there is no RUMSON NEWS. o'clock (at 2:60 o'clock)., in theafteraooa Are you one of the lucky ones? of laid day, at .the .Court. Honga. in tha better way of doing this than OF 1928." Kenneth Thomson am Roads Cleared o< Snow—Card Party Borough ot Freehold, county o< Monmouth, Come in and see the Puzzle solved correctly. New Jeraey, to aaUafy a decree of laid by regular dry cleanings. Hany Mejyers and Dance at Church Hall. court amounting to approximately I2.9SB. The Winner must bo In ihp audience by 8:30. CTbVRed Bank Besist-f oaft.be bougbt All that certain loti tract'or;pare«l 'of each week in Rumion at Flnnerty'a gen- land and prenliea, hereinafter particularly BROADWAY AS eral Itore. at Boyle's grocery, and at Jobo described, altuate, lying, arid belnff. In-tha WHATLLI WEAR? IT IS 1 Anderson's confectionery *toT6.l Township Df Mlddletown. In tiia County ot The road department was busy Sat- Monmouth and State of New Jeraey, at RELaLI Frank, Honest, Unvarniahed New Monmoutta. The eternal question, is- The drama Out urday afternoon and Sunday clear- BEGINNING at a, point at tie middle ot n't it? take* you behind ing the snow off the roads. Satur- Cbapel Hill road at the southwesterly cor* Action ! A Genuine Picture Uo «oenM In tbs day afternoon an automobllo owned ner of landa of Helen Kelly and running thence (1) south forty-two .degrees, ttilrty* of Stage Life as h Really Is UvM and loves of by George Wilson Bkldded on the•even minute* eaflt, sixty-seven and -one* And, since it's impossible staeo playen. snow at tho corner of Elilge road tenth (671) feet to a point; thence (!) and River road and ran Into the north forty-seven degrees, twenty-three, to have a new gown for —and— It Will Thrill You ! minutes cast, one hundred and eighteen IT'S STARK curb. A wheel on tho car was brok- and five-tenths (118.5) feet to a point: every occasion, why not do en. thence (3) north, forty-two degrees, thirty* BEAUSMt seven minutes vest, sixty-three awl three- the next best thing and let RENWICK A card party and dance will he tenths feet (63.8) to a point; thenc«,(4) Unusual cbarao •Id on Friday night, December 28th, south, forty-seven degrees and twenty* us keep all your, gowns al- ' -IN— •" . . ' t«rsl Strange >t Holy Rosary hall. three minutes west, one hundred and .two (102) feet to the northed; •He ot said ways looking like new? iltuatton»! Joseph Zieglar and Albert Brelten- Chapel Hill road; thence (5) southwesterly ping sequenoes! bech, who started across the country in a straight line to the point or place of Beginning. i ... Xh0 world ( In an automobile, have reached Cal- Skillful, careful work at a A Pretty- malfo-bellovo pre- ifornia. They will endeavor to get BEING the same premises eonveyed to Anna M. Fournler by deed executed by price that's moderate indeed. •ented In lobs there and stay for the winter. Michael Kelly and Annie Kelly, husband dron I Last Friday Policeman William and wife, on October 1th. 1927, and whlah And every gown that we re- Peppy Revue Zcrr discovered a gross lire on Wood- deed Is recorded In the Honmoutb' County Clerk's Office at Freehold. In Book lilt of turn gives you one more' mere avenue. He put out the blaze Deeds on page 876, etc. himself after a hard fight. Seized . as the property of Anna. H. good answer to that eternal Tho nursing association met last Fournier end George E. Fournler, talc«n in execution at the suit of New Jersey Mort- question every woman so of- Friday at the borough hall. An ad- gage & Loan Co., a. corporation of. .the ditional nurse will be engaged Jan- State of New Jersey, and to be sold by ten asks. INTERNATIONAL uary 1st. With the new nurse the HABRY N. JOHNSON, Sheriff. Dated December 10. 1028. " ' ; auHoclation will have three nurses. Giordano A Golden, Solicitors.^. NEWS. ERIE C KENTON The boy scouts met last week at (51 1.) • 121.42. LIKE THE GIRL ON THE MAGAZINE **********************t************************f**•">'• COVER COLLEGIANS She's charming, of course . —IN— . . , PHOTOGRAPHS for CHRISTMAS —and much of her charm "CALFORP AT THE RACES'' comes from the sparkling freshness of the dress in SATURDAYS ONLY! which the artist has painted DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE FIRST EPISODE her. In real life it's not so 6EOR0E K. easy for the girl to keep so WM. DESMOND clean and unruffled. Still, it •- •;: ' • .• •' •. ' —IN— ARTHUR can be done—expensively, if you try to get an unlimited MYSTERY wardrobe; economically, if Most Thrilling Serial of the Year 1 you send your things on fre- 10 Epitodet—-Starts This Saturday. quent visits to the, dry clean- ^^y^ty PICTURE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17th, 18th, 19th The Funniest Comedy Yet—Funnier Than Rookies er. And the second method has practically the results of APTQ rw? METRO, GOLDWYN, MAYER SAT. ONLY—3d Chapter of the first. GEO. M. COHAN'S GREATEST COMEDY "VULTURES OF THE SEA." SPIC AND SPAN FOR THE HOLIDAYS MON., TUES., WED., DECEMBER 17, 18, 19 There is still time to have your rugs, upholstered furniture, curtains,.draperies, etc., cleaned foi1 tlift Holiday Sea- son. u Let us send for them to Start Laughing Now! day. •THE pot poodlo aa Bomnnoo'l great- D 1, tat enemy la the theme ol this Inarh Ing imn-h I , CLOTHES DO HELP YOU WIN—DRY CLEAN r» bad Draadimy laughlnjf fo* month* whon Ooorco M. Cohan produced It An ,THEM OFTENER! E n screen loream now. It will tloklo tlir> rlln ot tho world I V Lew Cody Aileen Pringle Leon's wilh Your Portrait—Regularly $20.00 per Dozen, 1 nOBICRT AUM8TIIONO LA WHERE RUGS AND and G\VEN USE 6 for $5.00-on Presentation of This HOUSEHOLD GOODS L An Kd-rard Sutherland produoOon MfffiM Advertisement. ARE BEAUTIFIED. IN Good Till December 20th; Children Included. \ LOVES MAIN OFFICE & OWAN . HALL'S NEW STUDIO PLANT. 65 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. 70-76 White Street, ACTItKS Telephone XMT Ited Uanlc JTCvonlngs and' Sunday (>y Appointment. Red Bank, New Jeruy.. Thru Co«pl«t« Shows 'tfWpp^fjnf'fy

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