V BAN,J E TER. (••nfd W«eklx. Entered k* 8MOOin arms because telephone am Girea Some Time Between No. Red Bank's Greatest Hunter, Trap- About Half of HU'Crop.'sjoIen or 1 plojato'e Farm on Conorer Lan< -company. last Wednesday nigh penda on Whether He Can Get a Worked for Ralph Weiderholt, electric light polea have been place per and Fisherman Builds a Place vimber Ut end November Sth— Last Autfust-wVpprohended b; elected directors to serve for throi Reputable Hotel Man to Lease II Found in tho Barnyard on Mra. in the middle,of sidewalks in fron Doslrdyed tU Past Season—Ho M. H, J«olci to be Manager.' for His Goldfish and Ducks—A " i» So Discouraged That He "May Getting; Auto Licence Number. years. The directors chosen wen in Advance of Its Construction. Helen Ledgerwood'a Farm. of, their houses. Monmouth avenu 1 • Fishing- Trip Far From Honie. Joseph Osehwald's new theate all re-elected and they are Haw; Edward-Fitzpatrick, who was. em- ia being widened and paved wit Quit Tilling (he Soil. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Jacobus nnc A-rumor became current at Red William C. Bennett has just fin- V,on Monmouth strejet at Red Bank is Mr.'and Mrs. Roy Jacobus of Easl G.'Bordon, Thomas 'Cook, Newtor ployed as a farm hand by Balph concrete. All the widening is bein Joseph MergI, who has a truck •Bank last week that Joseph Osch- ished making a lake on Hi's .prtfper- farm between Lincroft and Tinton '.' nearlng completion. The finishing Orange were arraigned before Jus- Doromus, Stewart Cook, Chnrlos B wald. would soon star', building Weiderholt of Shrewsbury, was done on the east side of the street touches we now being put on th •English, O. K. Parry,, R. S. Pearc. killed by a bull Sunday on a farm In some places nearly all the side- ty on the extreme eastern end of Falls, near Swimming river, i» so tice Elmer C. Wainrlght of Bed hotel on tho former Dr. Peter P. Drummond avenue at Red Bank. 'building.; It will be ready for us- Bank Saturday morning on a chargi Lester C. Loyettj Frec.'D. "Wikoff, at that place owned by Mrs. Helen walk space has been taken to make discouraged over losses caused by Rnfferty property at the southeast Mr. Bennett a short time ago built thieves and hoodlums that hp may ': byNovember Island the first ohov of stealing apples ownqd by Josepl H. W. Young," Warren H. Smock, corner of Monmouth and Pearl Ledgerwood. The farm is on Syca- the road wider. The telephone, ani P. ^. Walton and W. V. Smith more avenue- and was formerly electric light poles have been movee a house on his . 'rummond avenue quit tilling the soil. Ho says that .will be produced gome time befwee S. Applegate oof • Conover lane ii streets at Red Bank, which he land and moved there from Fair November M and November 6th. Middletown township, just acrosi Herbert W. Hill, TJiomas P.>.Doro- owned by Arthur W. Shutts, who is back, with the result that tho side nearly half of the things ho raised bought a few months ago. Mr. Haven. He has divided the lake into on his place the past season were The exact'date has not yet. bee Cooper's bridge from Rod. Bank rnus and George E. Winning weri Oschwald is completing.a theatre a< libw in Kentucky. - walk space has been soencroachee elected au^itorB.^ •'• 1 upon that in places pedestrians hav< two parts with small mesh wire. either stolen or destroyed. •itawll. . . . • ..: '• ./..•/•• The apple stealfng.incidont.nccurre a cost of $250,000 on his property Fitzpatrick formerly worked on In one part he keeps ten goldfish Walter G. Reade ha's leased th lapt August, . . Tho' Mainstay' building and loai adjoining the RafTerty lot. the Ledgerwood farm and left there to walk in the street to pass thi Mr. Mergl states that ttio stealing association hag been In operatioi poles. A number of Navesink folks and in the other part he has two and destruction of crops was dono theater for a long; term of years, Two large laundry bugs had bee When questioned about the ru- about two months ago to work for ducks. Mr. Bennett expects to en- M. H. Jacks will be rnanager of the filled with apples taken from tree, three years and it now has over Mr. Weiderholt. On Sundays Fitz- expect'to attend tho Middletown mostly by autoists and that it was 7,000 shares In force and total as- mor by a Register reporter, Mr. townshipcommlttee meeting tomor- gage in raising goldfish. His ducks not confined to any certain class of new playhouse. The opening per- on Mr. Applegate's .farm when thi Oschwald stated that, the report patrick made it a practice to visit wero originally wild and were cap- formance has not'yet been booked, owner saw the thieves. The unwel sets pf over $215,000. Two tearm tho men who are employed on Mrs. row night to ask that conditions be people. He eays i* was done by rich made up of directors of the asso was greatly exaggerated but that remedied. : . tured when they were small a num- and poor alike and by native born but it will comprise moving picture! come visitors Tiad arlvei. to the farm there was some foundation for it. Ledgerwood's farm. Before he ber of years ago-* Tho lake is fif- and vaudeville. Mr. "Reade lease, in two automobiles and they were elation are now engaged in a con- left the farm Sunday he went to the folks as wcllra's by people who ap- test • in .selling shares for the new Ho said ht had been considering Rapid progress is being mad teen feet wide and 28 feet long. parently -were foreigners. He saya the Strand theater on .Broad street In the.act of putting the,apples in building a large hotel o: the barn to see the cattle. The other with the work of paving Monmoutl 'and Mr. Jacks is manager of thai tho cars when Mr. Applegate Baw series, which will open next month. "rnen did riot follow him. When he Mr. Bennett probably devotes that he has suffered losses of th'it, These teams are captained by Fran ferty property but that it was by no avenue with concrete. Stryker more time to fishing', hunting and kind the past three years and that place. Mr. Reade will continue giv- them. He , told the autoists the' 1 means certain that he would do so did not come back within a short Stryker of Red Bank are the con ing shows at the Strand after ,th( must pay for the apnlcs they ha E. Price and Thomas Cook. Th: time one of the. men went to the trapping than an; other resident of each year conditions got worse. ' losing team will provide a dlnne Mr. Oschwald stated that if he tractors. this locality, with the. possible ex- new-theater opens. •, , J- stolen or leave them on the pla:o. 1 baraxord and found the body of » i m A vineyard is on the farm. Mr. 1 for the winners^, Next Wednesda could find a lessee for the proposed ception of Reuben White. During ~'y Moving plbtura shows and vaude The autolBts did neitlier of these Fitzpatrick lying ore-*the -ground. NEW CAR WRECKED. Mergl got'about half of the grapes villein the fall and winter nnd mu- night tho association will hold hotel before he put up the building The bull was in the yard. No one tho Bumrher he is employed as an and the thieves got the other half, ' things. .Tha men cursed Mr. Apple- he would construct the hotel.' It sical comedies and other, shows i 5T.ite and told him to go to a place dinner at the Smbk~ shop tavern saw.the b$!l attack the man. But Atlantic City Man Get/ Coat o engineer by the Midland Beach about' 200 baskets. Mr. Mergl is This dinner'will be provided at the was- on this same plan that Mr. steamboat company, successor to the spring and summer aro planne supoosed to bo devoid of Iceberg3. ( Fitzpatrick was carried to the Another One.' an aged man and he says he tried in > for tho now.theater.1 The playhbus' expense of the team which lost in Oschwald. built the theatre, which the Merchants' steambcat company. vain to stop the thefts. < He says Then thoy got in thair cars and rod is now Hearing completion. Be- house and Dr. R. Browning Wilson A new Ford sedan driven by Wa will bo a. try-out place. for showj away.; Mr^Applegnte mado a note" a share selling contest for the series In the winter he sicnds nearly all that frequently ho found'persons ' which opened in May. . fore any* work was done on the* was called. He said the man had ter S. Cruthcley of Atlantic Cit; his time fishing, hunting and trap- •which are to be given at NYvYoA, of the license number of onbof the been dead before he was carried out was wrecked on the state highwaj gathering tho fruit in baskets and 'A,-similar, plan is.follbwil at-M.*. theatre Walter G. Reide, a well ping. He says this is not only more that when he ordered them off the automobiles and upon Investigation known show producer, signed an of the yard. The man's chefit.was at. Middletown Sunday morning, Reado's theaters at Long Branc' tho car was found to belong to Mrs. enjoyable than holding down a reg- place they would defy him to put PARADED At PHILADELPHIA. agreement to lease the building for crushed and there were bruises and when it was struck by a. car drive ular job but also more profitable. • and-Asbury Park. HeUn Jacobus, wife of Garrett Ja- cuts on other parts of his body. by'George R. Smith of Spring Va them off. At other times they got a long term of yeai'j at a yearly One day last week Mr. Bennett off, but took the grapes with thom, The now theater, is Bubsta.itW cobus. Mr. Applegate did not gei Liberty Fire Company Took Part in rental equalling ten per cent of the Employees of the farm say that the ley, New York. The Smith car wa: and attractive. If Is the finest play- the license number of tho other, au- , Celebration There; bull had been locked in its stall coming down a hill toward the ca: and four other men went fishing cursing and jeering at the ownet cost of constructing the theatre and challeivging him to try and take . house In the county. It will seal tomobile,, but it was foupd that it Eight members of Liberty fin Sunday and that Fitzpatrick must driven by Crutchley. When thi at Sims Place in Burlington coun- and lot. The lessee fmys taxes, ty, about 62 miles from Red Bank. the grapes from them. ' - 2,000 persons. Everything aboui was occupied by Mr. and Mra. 'Roy company drove the fire, engine o repairs and all other costs. havo unfastened the door which brakes were applied Smith's ca: the place is up-to-dato' and commo Jacobus. that company to Philadelphia laat leads from the stall to the barnyard. skidded across the road and struc They got fourteen pickerel. Be- Mr, Mergl says that-condltioW dious. The qntranco and lobby are Wednesday antf on Thursday they Mr, Oschwa'dsaid if some, repu- the other machine. Crutchley* ani sides his Bhare oi the fish Mri Ben- got so bad that ho frequently shot ' At the hearing the womon denie table hotel man agreed to some The body of Fitzpatrick was nett brought home with him a very, very handsome.. On a wall In th that jthey stole any apples and Jus took part in a big parade in connec- token to Worden'B funeral home two companions were slightly cu off his gun to frighten the thieves lobby will be a huge painting) thirty tion, with the 47th annual celebra- such similar arrangement he; would by flying glass. They were treatei unusual crab which' he caught in a away. He did not shoot at the tlce Wainrlght said no would not probably build the hotel, Mr. Osch- and prepared for burial. He was fresh water stream. Tho crab was feet long and ten fcot high. , fine them. The men were fln.ed $20 tion of the fire companies of. Penn- about 45 years old and had worked at Bed Rank by Dr. G. V. V. War- thieves but fired up in the air. He sylvania. A few fire companies out- wald said that in the spring either ner. The parties concerned went different from any Mr.. Bennett had says this proved more effective than The arched dome which covers each, whlch-they paid. Tho law un- a hotel or some other building or T>n farms at Shrewsbury several ever seen and he sent it to the New the main,.part of the theater.is a der which these men were fnied is a side of Pennsylvania were invited to years. He was not married.. Men before Justice Wainright and re- ordering the intruders bff or threat- take part in the parade and Liberty buildings would be ]jut on tho cor- ported the accident. It was th York aquarium to ascertain. what ening, them with, arrest. He says striking feature, It Is painted in comparatively new ono. It roads as ner property. He said nothing who knew Fitzpatrick say hej has a variety it is. He has not yet re- many colors'. The celling is, studded follows: happened to bo among them. Th sister- and a brother HyingK It is justice's opinion that Smith was re that once after^ he had ordered would be done until that time, as sponsible for the collision am ceived any answer from the aquar- thieves off who rofused to leave he with varl-co!ored lights,, numbering "In any prosecution for violation Red Bankers say they received said that his sister is living on Long royal good treatment at Philadel- he would be on a world tour dur- should pay for the damage. Mr. ium people. called up the state troopers to send about 1J600. The lights are so ar of the provisions of this act, th ing the winter. Island'and efforts ate being made to ranged, that the bulbs connote be phia. ". Accommodations were pro- find her. The whereabouts of his Smith gave Crutchley a check for In the party with Mr. Bennett a man to make arrests. Mr. Mergl failure of the defendant to pro due $550 for a naw car as the on states that he wa3 told that no seen. The ventilating and heatlnj a written permit to enter upon th vided for them at tho new fire head- Mr. and Mrs. Oschwald and their brother are not known. were Mr. Bennett's father, Henry daughter, Miss Mathilda Oschwald, in the accident -was damaged be L. Bennett of Centerville, Capt. Mc- trooper was available at that time systems are the most modern am lands upon which he Is charged with quarters at Philadelphia. The fire- 1 the most approved.1 A complet men returned ,to Bed Bank Friday, all of whom live at Little. Silver, yond repair. Clellan West of Point Pleasant, and •but that one would be sent to the r trespassing, signed by the owner, New Expresa Tram. farm.within an hour. Mr. Me*gl. chango of air, can. be produced every occupant, lessee or licensee there- In the party were Fred Gill, Loui. expect to leave on December 27th Harold DePew and Harold Austin flfteon minutes. The theater has Hendricksi Fred Willman, Ashley for their trip abroad. They The Central railroad has put* on of Long Branch. says he was so disgusted with this of, shall be prima'facio proof that an additional express train between GOT $75 FOR SLAIN CHICKENS reply that ho told the troopers not evary modem Improvement for the he waa forbidden so to trespass by Sherman, Harold Allen, Alonzo De- spend most of their time in Europe comfort and convenience of pa witt, Lester Conover and Jacob' and Asia. Tho start Trill be mado Red Bank and New York.. The new Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson Pays fo WILL LIVE IN HONOLULU. to send anyone, as they.might as ' such owner, occupant, lessee or li- f train leaves West 23d Btreet at well gend no one as to wait an hour, trons. It cost $250,000. censee." . : • , ' Bloom. ' from New York and he trip will Damage Done by Her Dogs. take the travelers through the P. ana- 1:30 P. M. and Liberty street a Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson o Mr. and Mra. Edgar Schehck Are for the theives would be gone by Although the apple thieves wen ma canal and to the West coast, 1:45; arriving at Red Bank at 3:03 on Their Way There. that time. , , ; fined, Mr. Applegato has not been BUSY BOAT BUILDING PLANT. Brookdale farm at Lincroft last THE STAMP COLLECTORS. They expect to return t:> the JInited stopping only at Jackson avenui Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schenck of On one occasion Mr. Mergl found, paid for the-apples arid'there Is ap- Much Work under Way »t Rei and EUzabethport. Going north th week paid a bill of $75 to Ottc Monmouth County Club to Meet pa States in May, their last sailing Fejlten of Lineroft. ' The bill was Holmdel sailed last week for Hono- fifty watermelons broken into bite parently no way he can receive Bank Yacht Worki. place overseas being Algiers. train .leaves Red Bank at 5:35 P. lulu, where they will live with their Friday Night. compensation for the apples without for. twenty chickens owned by Mr. on the bridge across Swimming Ths Bed Bank Yacht -Works, o Mr. Oschwald and his family aro M., stopping only at Elizabothport Felten which were killed last Au- son, Rev. Norman Schenck. Mr. river near,Juia.farm.j^atona destruc- The Monmouth county .stamp engaging in a lawsuit which wollld whom Pierre ,A. Prbal is president, for Newark passengers. and Mrs, Schenck have not been ' club will meet Friday night in the cost more than the value of the great travelers and-they go on long gust by two of Mrs. Thompson'i tive hoodlum had stolen the meloni~ is building three large motor boat: tours every winter. \Mr. Oschwald dogs. in good health for some time past on, Mr. Morgl's farm and had put roo«tw 6t Alexander f>.. Cooper in fruit. The thieves did considerabli for the Now York police depart- Firemen's Basketball Teams. and they are making the change the Patterson building on Broad damage to the trees in getting the owns a very profitable brick plant Several chickens and half-grown them in an automobile. Then the ment. A gasoline cruiser, sixty fee at Cliffwood. Ho believes a gr,?at Two basketball teams, one known turkeys owned by Mrs. Frank Haley partly for that reason. They expect melons had been flung out of the atreot. The club invites all colloc- apples. , long and with twin screw engines, to return tc Holmdel for a visit in tors of postage stamps to meet with future is in store for F.ed Bank, as the first team and ttie other as of Everett were kiUed by the sami car and smashed on the. bridge. Mr. Applegato says this theft was each with'180 horse power, is being- particularly for Morimouth street a year or so'. Their farm is in About fifty baskets of peaches and. them Friday night as several im- only one of many which occurred the second team, will be formed by dogs last August. Mrs. Haley sen built for Clark Holbrook of Bed the Red Bank fire department. The a bill i'ov $20 for tho poultry. She chargo of their son, George a big lot of other produce wer* _. pwrtnnt matters are to Lcpme upfor pn'his forru the past season. AH Bank..- -Another— cruiser— is- being Schenck, Mr. Schenck had a posi- stolen or destroyed. • consideration. - (-Several members of the other thieves got away, with MONMOUTHSTREET FINISHED. players will be picked by Henry states that this bill has not yet been built for W. F. Pitcher of Cleve- Higgins, who will act as manager. paid. tion with the Fred D. Wikoff com- the club will attond,the internation- thoir booty without being identified land. This boat is 52 feet long". It Roadbed ia Completed and Curbing Mr. Higgins had.a very successful pany of Bed Bank until last spring, NEWARK AUTOIST ARRESTED. al stamp exhibition to be held at the and before the license numbers of will have two Sterling engines, each fiince which time he has been oper- ia Now Being Put Down. season asmanager of the fir,e de- NO SUNDAY SHOWS. 1 Grand Central palace, New York, their cars could be obtained. of 2S0 horse power. Both cruisers partment baseball team. ating the farm. George J. Buich in $1,000 Bail on which opens Saturday: Over six Concrete has L.in put down on Matawan Officials Get Theater Man will havo olectric plants, refrigerat- Monmouth street from Broad street George P. Grammnn'a Charge. hundred exhibitors will take part TWO DOCTORS MOVE. ing systems and other improve- to Change Plans. and more than three million dollars' ments. Thirty-eight persons are to the tracks of the'Now York and Child. Study Groupi. LIBRARY'S ANNUAL MEETING. George- J. Busch of Newark, Hmband and Wife, Both Practi Long Branch railroad company. A moving picture show adver- whose automobile/ran into and in- worth of stamps will bo shown. One employed at the yacht works and The Red Bank first year child tised to be given at the Rivoll at Reception to Middletown Teachers of the prominent exhibitors'at tho tioneri, Now on Broad Street. This completes the concrete laying study group met yesterday after- jured Georgo P. Gramman of Ea^. thero aro enough orders for new Matawqn Sunday night did not take at Nnveaink Library Building. ontown twelve days ago, was arrest- , Nffw York show will be Alfred F. ,DT. and Mrs. C.f A. Pons have boats to keep them busy all winter. job, but.th,e pavement has to harden noon at the junior high school moved from the Conover house on two weeks before it can be-used, ccj Councilmen Peter P. Hun- The annual meeting of the Nave- ed last week on a charge of assault. , Llchtensteln of Bed Bank, who has . -, , « \ building. The Becond year study ning and William L. VanBrunt in- Reckless place to Mr. and Mrs The first part, of the street to bo group will meet on Wednesday ink library association will be held He was held in ?l,000 ball by Jus- one of the most valuable collections To Dine at Lincroft. structed Chief Edwin I. Slote to next Tuesday night at quarter-past tice Wninright for the action of the of postage stamps, in the United James J. Qulgley's houpe on Broad dono was te6m Broad street' to morning, October 20th, at ten 4 bring the theater manager before eight o'clock at the library building. grand jury. My. and Mrr. Gram- States . .• street. The doctor and his wife Thirty-five members of tho El- Maple avenue and this portion of o'clock at the Woman's club house them for a conference at which the are both engaged in tho practice beron golf club will have dinner the'street will be opened to traffic on Broad street, The meeting- will- be for voting man were laid up several days with theater man was asked not to give members only. Following the offi- injuries received in the accident," Councilman Around Again. of medicine. Mr. and Mrp. Qulg- Saturday, Novembor 13th, at Jo- today. Concrete curbing is now the performance. Tho theater v , ley recently moved to Allenhur3t Soph Woodward's Leedsville inn at e'ing put down on both side3 of tho Public Sale of Furniture cial meeting will be a reception by but they have d M - Augustus M. Minton, who Is ono on tho John T. Hopping farm, Hop manager declared that,ho did not invitation to the teachers of Middle- Grainman's c recovered. Mr. of tho counellmen of Fair Haven, is following the promotion.' of Mr. Lincroft, After tho dinner the street ping's Crossing, near Campbell's wish to cause any. trouble and had damaged be- Quigioy to tha position of superin- jolfers wilt attend the Princeton- decided to give tho Sunday per- own township from quarter-past yond repair.' out again after having been laid us Bridge Party. Junction, Tuesday, October 19th, at nine to half-past eleven. The Rus- a week as the result of having, tendent of tho Prudential lifo in- Yale football game. The arrange- 10:00 o'clock sharp. Antique and formance only after repented re- surinco ments for tho feast wer,e made by Miss' Lillian Becker of Shrews- modern pieces. Sale of farm stock quests from his patrons. sian Balalaika orchestra will play Harrison Avenue Lot Sold. stepped on a pitchfork. Mr. Min- nd thero will be dancing and re- ton was chopping, down a tree back Bernard Gimbol, a member of the bury . avenuo entertained about and machinery, Wednesday, October Raymond Horan of Highlands liMi Meeting at Town HaJI. golf^club. - twenty guests at a bridge party last 20th, at 1:00 o'clock. See large freshments. bought from Joseph Mori a lot, of hit home when he stepped on the advertisement on pago 5 Adver- Farmer's Arm Broken. tine of a pitchfork and the prong Tho women's temperanui union Thursday nijht. Prizo3 were won 50x150 feet)' on tho east side o( We Furnish' a Loan Service by Misses Jonnie Trubin, Sophie La- tisement. Dennis Carney of Holmdel is laid Supper at Middletown. Harrison avenue for $1,200. Mr. piorced;his foot. The cut was cau- of Red Bank will hoM a non-parti- A tiioso who n«#ri $800 \or less on up with a broken right arm. He terized and he received an Injection san political meeting at twa o'clock furniture or notes with payments pides, Rose Klatsky and Sarah and Rummage Sale. The annual supper for the bene- Horan expects to build a house on 'annio Lipack. At tho conclusion met with this injury last week while fit of tho Reformed church of Mid- the lot as an investment. On a lot of antl-toxln as a precaution against in Tuesday afternoon of next week if twenty months or loss. This busi- Ladles' Hebrew society will hold crarikinij his nutomobilo on his lockjaw. '_ _ _• ' '- ~ it the town hall. Talks will bogiv- ness Is owned by people just of the, card games a social season a rummago solo on Monday and dlotown village will be held tonight adjoining the ono which h,e has n by a number of candidates .for like you. You telophone—we do was enjoyed. • Tuesday, October 18th and 19th, in farm. at Mechanics' hall at .that piaco. just bought Mr. Horan has built « vacant store at 163_ Shrewsbury . .'A-, -'•• BUSSES•.'-, - - loiltical offices. _ - the rest. Now Jersey Cash Credit Notice. :_ It is in chargo of tho ladies' aid so- house for his own occupancy. iJorp., room 510; Kinmonth build- Freeh Killed Ducke, avenuo next to school. New clothes The company partnership hereto- ciety of the church, of which Mrs. To the Seiqui-Centennial at Phlta. Cryitalllne Lnmp Shades. ing, Asbury Park, N. J., phone As- ;en and twelvo woeks old, 87 conts as well as worn clothes will bo on fore existing under tho firm name iharlcs Grossingcr is president. Savo That Coat Bill. er pound, Bhip- ad by parcels post, sale.—Advertisement. delphla Every Wednesday... Beginning M&nday morning1 , Oc- bury Park 8227. Under supervi- of Lamarchc & VanVliot, hap been Now is the time, to weatherstrip Burdgo & -Russell will run special ;ober 18th, at 0:00 o'clock, Instruc- sion Stato Banking. Department,— * you may get them at our farm. your home. A guaranteed saving Dlacriminating Houaewlvea dissolved and all moneys owing by Announcement. DoLuxo busses to tho seSqui-conten- ion classes'in scissor painting will Advertisement. [ m < Shipped C. O. D. in amplo time to saidj, company partnership will bo Tho Shrewsbury Country club of twenty per cent in your coal nlal at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, itart in our Dennison dopartment reach you if you order early. Plcnse who buy quality foods but always pa'yablo by Katharir.o Lamarcho of will now bo open all tho year under bill; 300 satisfied customers in Red every Wcdnosday; round trip $8.00. by a special demonstrator from Now Open. -.• rdor before Friday noon for Sun- with nn eyo to pricol havo placed Shrewsbury, N. J., und nil moneys Dank and Rumson; work guaran- Dannlson's Now York store. In- Orange Shutters tea room. Blatchloy Bros., East Free- their stamp of approval on the good tho commercial name of the Shrews- Loavo oornor' Broad and Mechanic day. Bl owing to Bald company partnership bury hotel and golf club nnd there tee il tho lifo of building. Estimate* streets, Red Bank, at 8:00 A. M. struction In any craft absolutely Branch avenuo and Hording roadj hold, >NN. 3,, phono aO8^F-2 "and Oluo Ribbon butter. It does havo a shall be pnynblo to her. furnished on old and now work. Loavo Centennial ground* at 7:30 freo. Ideal Art Shoppo, 160 Broad- Bed Bank. Luncheon, 12:00 to 08-F-8, Freehold.—Advertisement. rich, delicious flav)r and COBts not a will bo (lancing Saturday nnd Sun- 808F8 Dated October 11th. 1020. day evenings. Harry McCor.nnck, Chamberlain Metal Woathcrstrlp IV M. ' Careful drivers, comfort^ way, Long Branch, N. J. Mrs. Pi 2:00; dinner 0:00 to 7:30. Sunday — m i •• wit more.—Advertisement. Co., A. F. Layton, representative, able busses. . Buy your tickets in J. Wolls.—Advertisement. dinner at 1:00 P. M. Orders taken Loitl Katharine Lamarche, tho proprietor, proposes to make tho 1 Edith VanVliot. Shrewsbury hotel and golf club the phone 18-M, ICcyport.—Advertise- 'advance nt office of Burdgo & Rus- 'or ico cream, muffins, nut bread, Hundreds of diamonds are lost Why Miu*tUlf the Fun —Advertisement ment. sell, Globo Court and Mechanic Th« Annual Supper cake, etc. Phono Red Bank 1(170. ivory year because the prongs bo- In lifo? Learn to danco correctly. foremost eating plnco in this sec- street, Bed Bank.—Advertisement, of tMlddlotown Council, 168 Jr. O. —-Advertisement. como worn and tho stones drop out. Good dancing will develop grace, Onyx Hosiery New Prlcei, tion nnd .an attractive menu has Rtatol U. *A. M., at Mechanics' Hall, M(d- Havo you had yours In pec ted late- poiso and attractivo manner. The Full fashioned silk hose, ?l.S0; beon arranged at moderate prices. Authorized dealer in Stromborjr* . Notl«. '. dlotown, N. J., October 20th, 1.028. Radio) ly? If not, bring it to us and we Analytical School of Social Danc- loading fall shades, first quality Chicken dinners nt $1.50 will bo a Carlson and Atwntor Kent ri'dlos, ' Monmouth Duco Reflnlshlng Co,, Supper Borvod from 6:00 P. M. till Lot Bob Johnson solvo your.rndlo will inspoct it for yoto. Yo Gem ing, 14 Locust avunuo, Red Bank. guaranteed; also largo assortment spocialty. Bookings for dinners, SnU repaired. Havo you hoard the Ino., now have room in their shoo ):00 P. M., tlckots'7B cents,—Ad- roblems for you. Monmouth Ra- Shoppo, CD*Broad street, Red Bank. •—Advertisement. .. I), and P. N. corsots. Silk, wool banquets, etc., can bo mado by tele- new speaker with tho violin wood for two or throe cars. W« will Du- rartlsemont. dro Sorvico, So3 ind National Bank —Advertisement, and cotton undorwoar modoratoly phoning Rod Hank 1524 or 1030.—- sound board? D. A. Johnson Co,, co your car at n price that will in- sliding, Broad stroot, Bed Bank, Deauty Culturiat. priced. Lowis Spocialty Shop, 01 Arycrtiacmont. ^__ ' lfi-17 Mochanio "troot, Rod B»nk, terest you. State Highway, near Food and Apron Sale. : 'hono 1184, B. S. Johnson, proprio- Announcement. Mnrcolllng, shampooing, bobbing, Broad stroct, Rod Bank.—Adver- phono 1080,—Advrrtlsomant. etc. 22 Harrison avenue, or will SwallowlieUl Nursery Headden's Corner. Phone Bed 111 bo held by the Women's sewing or.—Advcrtiscmt.tt. On October 20th and 27th, at tisement. or quality landscapo work. Hnvo Bank 2871.'—Advertisement. :lrclo of First Presbyterian church, 2:30 P. M., an exhibition of several call on you by appolntmont. Rod ' No'trce, at corner of Broad and Mechanic Waiting Chiropodist. Dnnk 301-J, Loulsn F. Chadwick.— our estimate) If you nvo going to Dr. Francos Gooko Carter nil) drossos and gowns will toko place at Dancing Studio. plant Anything this fall. Call Rod We hnvo for «alo a Csdlllne »ov ' , • Radio) stroots, Friday, Octobor 22c!, at ono ThonWs Inn, on Front Rtraot, Advortlaomont. Social dancing and ballot; chll- (m-nnssongor nedan; overliaulad by o'clock.—Advortlsomont. mako appointments by telephone to Bank 2257-J, or soml us n line. Authorised doaler fo-.' Garod. como to you when noedoa. Tola- givon hy Madame Mario. You nro For Sate. ilron'.i classes; reducing , exerclsqs. Swnllowflold Nursory, Llttlo Sllvur, Cadillac company and now bnlng Zenith, DoForroat and Farranrl hono Entontown 2109,-M, botwoon cordially Invited Advortlsomont. , Soda wutor, all flavors, malt bev- Miss Mabel Colomnn, formnrly with K. J.—Advertisement. . rcpnintud; will color as doalrodi • Godley prodncta. Afonnwuth Ra« , Office* For Rent ' ' 1:00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M.—Advor- erages and disunion watoA 3cnJ. tho Motropolltnn Opora Company, ronl buy, Monmouth Duoo .lloflii. dlo Service, Second National Dank Trom Novembor 1st; ono to fivo nlco Isomont. __ Top Soli, Fill Dirt,, I". Grato, 14 North Brldgo nvonua, 20 Rector place, Rod Bank, l'hono Durton Hall School, lnhlng Co,, Inc.. State building. Broad ttreot, Bttd Bank. argo roonn at 10 East Front atrcot, grading of nil kinds; alsd rondways Rod Bank, phono 1485.- Advortlso. 2011.—Advertisement. nt CO Knnt Front street, Gcorglo B. phono, 2371 AilvevUfiemont. Phone 1184, It. 8. Johnson, proprlo- vor Brny'i'Market. Apply 10 East Factory Store, - built; Lakewood sand, washed gra- mont. * « ei i Hazard, principal. Primary, Intor- . tor.—Ad'/ortUomer.t . front «troot, I^and h Loan Co.— I-ndlos' drea.103 and cont», rondy- rel, Blag, cinders, bluo utono. J'rlcos It'* Better Now Than Ever. mocllnto, collogo preparatory; Span- Real Eatale For Suit. Vdvertlsemont.' < _ • inado and mado-to-order, with your •coBonnbic. Howard O. Ronevolt, Card Party ' " Convlnco yourself by eating at flh, Frehch, drnwlnir, painting, etc. Just a few clioloa lota Mi on th» H«d Bank Radio Bales Co., material or ours, 70 Monmouth ihone 1C85, Rod Bnnk Advortlso- at River Plata Community club- Tho Cozy Corner Tern Room, 41 Phono tied Dank 010-W—Advor- Cooney tract. The bunt locality To PurcKtee Your PUno Monmouth ntroot, Hod Hank.—Ad- .iiament. near the Shrfiwiburrwibury rierriver.. AAnny nuthorheti dlitrlbutor for Atwntor- from A. B. Plrhan menna tho ut- ttroot,' Rod Bank, phono (107. F. ont. ' houso, Thursday, October 14th, at yortisomont, — ' «> ' • ^ . broker or Thd Investment an . K«nt, Zenith (lUctrlo i«t unit Kel- most economy and lusting satlsfao latchuk.—Advertisement. ' 2:«0 p. M. Admission CO cents.— lofcs receiver, 10 float Front street, Rumiri»f« Sale. Advortlaomont. _ .- . •» i » ErerytMni for Hallowe'en. V ReMty Corporation, 09..09. . BrotBrota lon. Showroom, Drummond place, All - Saints: church, nt Stono i Rummage Sale.' Lot us help you with your Hnl- stroott , Hod BunkBkAdtt», t Bed Bank, next to Palaca theater. >hono 088. Bed Bank.—Ad?ortl»oi Wonderful Reiullt Advertti«i»«at> ' — Advertisement •' , .• Jhurch parish houso, Nnvonlnk, Annual Supper. ' All Snlntn church,' nt Stono owo'on pnrticn. , Boo our advortlso- » ent, • . >re obtained by the use of Salvine Wednesday,, October 20th, from 1 Now Monmouth Baptist church, Church pnrlnh Ifouso, Nnvcwink, nont on page 2. Tetloy'n 17 Broad Dr. Dunn, itui-goon cj Old Enull»h ointment) for plmplei Wednesday, October 20th, from 1 troot, )tod Bank.—Advertisement. Ifou r Eyas Examined Free Special Notice, end skin (ll«pnnc». Sold «t Holly- o 5 P. M.—Advortliemont. Thursday, October 21it, 1020. Sun- Hocond nntlonnl bnhk bi' por from 5:00 till 0s00 V. M.—Ad- lo 0 P. M,—Advortlnomonc, 1 flee open dally from SiOO by •> registered eyesight apoolnllut lW batter shoo ropntrlnfr, prompt wood'a nnd Chnmbors drug stored, Dl2 'Time yortlnoment. Carpenters Wanted, P. M. Ring Ited n»nk ' or your ghuti aOjtuWd tree. ' Y« infvlce, try. Strnn:•' Cimnly American Lesion. being made from the Marlboro sta- Quality—TttaTi in flavor, always uniform, roonu- 1 ing in pna of his fingers and theth. e field to'see to the potatoes. The annual meeting of tho Mbn finger-Was lanced last week by a Albert Drum sold his .hound tion. . •.•-..•.-••• mouth county executive committe Eov. John Sherman and Harold factured in a sanitary "bottling plant, scientifi- ( doctor. James Kerrigan is also suf- hunting dog "to a Rahway man last Pile Sufferers pf the American. Legion was hold a fering with an-infected finger, y w«6k.. •. •' '. . . • .•.,',•.; Holmes attended a baseball game at cally, with pure cane sugar ayrup, guarantefa -Asbury Park on Sunday. . The char- Hightstown Saturday. Can You Aniwer TUeie Queitlom? Mrs. Franklin Patterson -was :Vt; G. Gold, who is an electrician' .Do you know why ointments ,do ters of the posts at Atlantic High- elected vice presidont of the par-at Newark and who owns a small Mrs. George T.> Jonas moved last PURE FOOD extrabts and flavor's. Charged into Sunday, October 17th lands, Allentown, Jlanasquan and week to Eed Bank, where Bho Isnot give you quick and lasting re- I»v« M Duk H F, M, S«turd«y ent-teachers' association last Week." farm on . the . Keyport road, will a PERFECTLY 8TERL1ZED BOTTLE ond nlghti' October 10. JUturnlat losvo Eumson were revoked. County James Mclaughlin is laid up with move -this week to hi?, homo at living with relatives. Her house at Why cutting and operations fail? NU»ar» F«JU S]3O P. M. ' rallies are to be held each month a' a broken collarbone. Ho was in-Newark. Mr. Goujd's placi) has been this place wan bought a short time Do you know tho cause of piles is scrvedto you as a FOOD PRODtJOT, as well as Tickcta Good Only on Sptcial Train d different places in the county. Th jured while practicing football with very attractive -with a'largo flower ago by Howard Wagner, who hasinternal? Which bnrad. first rally will bo held at Frccholi the high school team, garden and its owner realised a been operating the Daniel Schenck That there is a stagnation of a THIRST QUENCHER, is what you get when I November 1st. Other rallicswlU b good profit from the sale of flowers. farm, Mr. Wagner will movo in the blood in tho lower bowel? held on the first Tuesday of.thi Mr, and Mrs. Milton E. Shale are you buy NEW JERSEY CENTRA! on an automobile trip to Pittsburgh Ho also did well with apples and house after

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See aaaslfled Columns for List of O. K. U«cd Caw Holland Furnace Company—Home Office: Holland, Mich. Three Great Factories: Holland, Mich., Bethlehem, Pa., Cedar Rapldi, la. QUALITY AT LOW COST Holland Furnaces Make Warm Friends 'M::-%\ RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 13, 1926. Patro Three

HOTEL MAN SUED. Yorki During the summer they planned to make the road wider who live at Brookdale farm and conducted a boarding house for than it. is now. Afterwards this vicinity serenaded Miss Thompson. Two. Guest* Aik Dtmtgei From ). New York colored children at their plan was changed and the poles had One boy had a banjo.and another J > ' Waller Butcher, place here. to bo moved forward. ' , had a fiddle. The youngsters were 1 Two tults, one for $100,000 and Mrs. Edward Cross,' who was' a * Mrs. Walter Force has recovered invited in the house and treated'to the other for $26,000, hava beon patient five months at the Long from grip. • ••:...'.' ice cream, sweet cider and cake. brought against J. Walter Butcher, Branch hospital, is convalescing at Several prospective bujrers of Clarence Momer has resumed his owner and manager of the Aabury- tho home of her parents, Mr. andproperties were here last week duties in the navy after having darlton hotel at Asbury Park, In Mrs. James Powers of Red Bank. looking for small farms. Three spent a'furlough at his home at oije> oult Irving Gordpn of N , «• „ - fices were here last week looking rage. A number of small farms are he was forcibly ejected from the for votes. It is exDected that both on, the market and it is expected Saloimon Win Prizea. Hotel last A-Ugust and was1 injured parties will do intensive vote-get- that some sales will be made before by employees of the hotel. The Henry Gramman of Red Bank 56 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. ting work at thin place before the spring. and Harry Downing of Point Pleas- trouble started when Gordon ob- campaign'ends. ' jected to a hotel bill which he eald Miss Goraldine Thompson, daugh- ant have been awarded gold watches TELEPHONE RED BANK 550-J The potato crop la nearly .all har-' ter of'Lewis S. Thompson, enter- as prizes in a thirty-day campaign was exorbitant. The other suit was veBted. The past season was the brought by Mrs. Sophie Mayer, who tained a number of friends last Fri- in salesmanship of electric refriger- best potato season farmers have had day night on the eye of her mar-ators for the Jersey Central light claims the taught, Gordonas he for several years, .. • " came down the stops of the hotel riago to, Howeli vonGerbig 'at New and power company. The campaign York. While the party was going embraced all of the firm's branches •ltd received a broken hip and MNCROPT NEWS. ojiher Injurlos for her services. Ipn a number of the boy scouts of in the district betwoc Plalnfield .and Point Pleasant. Mr. 'Butcher claims that Mr. Gor-Meeting of LaaW Aid Society at this place and a number of boys doh fell down the stepi a» ho was •• the Chapel Latt.Week. trying to leave the hotel without The ladies' aid society, met at the paying his bill. He denies thai; chapel last Thursday, and'arranged VOTE FOR na 'or any of .his employees assault- for their annual supper'on October ed, Mr, Gordon. . 28th. Mrs. Charles Mauser and. Mrs. William Mauser were hostesses CLAYTON B. CLARK, Sr. • KEANSBURG NEWS. / at the gathering. <•. •' A There It no Improvement in thl •' Fin Chief Reporti Truck Badly in condition of MrB. William H; Kerr, For Justice of the Peace - ' Need of Repairi, • , who for the past three weeks: has ' Fire Chief Stanford reported that been a patient at a- New 1'ork hos- AT THE COMING ELECTION the fire truck would have to be re pital. . • . paired at a cost of $2,000, and that The telephone company '..has The most stupendous Dollar Sale ever heard of. the truck In' its present condition moved its poles noarertoi the Red Tuesday, November 2d, 1926 We are not going to say much about it, as our prices Pure Linen is useless. The matter was referred Bank road in front of Charles YOUR SUPPORT SOLICITED Lum's farm. Originally it was will tell. Come and look at our windows and see to. the manager. . ', .Paid for ly Ctarton B. Clark, Br., Cawpalsra Comra. The County gas company, through if you can duplicate them anywhere else or even Bridge Sets a,Utter read at the council meet MflMMI near as cheap. We are not selling, we are almost Coniiating of Cloth and 4 ips/ last week, said thoy hod re< >MMMI *••< Napkins, white with colored cbiyed no formal notification .of the giving away our merchandise. borders. Regular 1.98, on suspension of action of Keyport's ESTABLISHED 1884 ON THE SAME SPOT SINCE petition to the utility commission. The letter pointed' out that it .was Sale Starts Thursday, October 14th $1.00 set nearlng,October 20th, tho proposed data of the company's tentative an- FOR ONE WEEK ONLY nouncement of a reduction in ratOB. The company asked the borough council to advise thorn through the utility commission that action had SOMETHING NEW. been suspended on the petition, un< til;a conference.had b<;on held, on Sheets Turkish Towels or; about January 20th. Come in and 81x90 seamless; made of Good quality, white with As Keansburg has joined Keyport good quality muslin, strong See it. assorted stripeB or borders. in the petition to the,utility com- and durable. Regular $1.49. Reg. 25c, on Salo mission, no action was taken until a.conference with tho Keyport "offl No man buys We carry a complete clals can be had. . , $1.00 ljne of 6 for $1.00 ••• Mayor Mahor took exception to legal advise given to individual members of the council by Borough Attorney John S. Applegate. The a Suit of Corselettes, latter replUd that any member has Pillow Cases Bath Tqwels airight to consult him. on legal mat- 42x36; made of good Girdles, White, also white with bor- ters and that he -would continue this quality muslin nicely hem- ders; good size. Reg. 39c, -course. • ' med. Regular .25c, on Sale on Sale The police ordinance was passed Clothes until Corsets and on first and second readings. The original draft of the ordinance In- 6 for $1.00 4 for $1.00 creased the salary of the policemen. Brassieres. As amended tho present salaries will he finds one preVail. - They are all reduced Although John McGlashen, a lor Embroidered cal plumber, -was reported as doing for this sale. Drapery Goods plumbing -work ir tho addition to Pillow Cases, 45x86. Reg. the1 Francis place school without a that satisfies 49c each. On Sale 36-in. -wide, large' assort- permit, no action was taken. ment, flowered or striped de- A request that t)ie wdter main 3 for $1.00 signs; brocaded Damask. be extended from tho railroad track Reg. prices from $1.49 to on the Stone road to Wankaako Before You Buy Bedding ?1.98 yard, on Salo ' creek WBB granted, Recorder Hang his idea of reported he had collected $000 'in We want to call your fines during September. Tho bor- Spreads • attention to the splendid $1.00 Yd ough-attorney ruled, that the ordi- Crochet, whit$ only. Reg. nance against granting liconses for $1.49, on Sale lot of new BLANKETS, hacks to non-residents was illegal. "Value" COMFORTERS and A resolution recently passed dis- pensing with the services of tho $1.00 BED LINENS that may 54-in. Wool manager's stenographer was de- We've been giving values be purchased now at clared illegal by the borough attor- Jersey ney. substantial savings. A for 43 years— All colors, fino quality. ' UNION, BEACH NEWS. 36-in. Muslins chance to buy at less Reg. $1.98 yard, on Salo . Union ' Garden /Hose Company Re- both in quality and price Bleached and unbleached, than the market, enables '. electt iti Old Officer*. good quality. Reg. 19c yard, on Sale us to pass these Savings % Yds. for $1.00 The Union Garden hose company has made tho .final payment on their along to you. truck with the assistance of tho la- 8 Yds. for $1.00 dies' auxiliary of tho company. At We invite the. regular meeting of tho company a resolution of thanks to tho ladies' Full Fashioned auxiliary was passed and as further comparison expression of their appreciation Unbleached Ladies'Silk Hose thoy have offered an evenings' out- Sash Curtains Lingerie Crepe ing to tho women, either a supper Latest colors. Reg. $1,40 Muslin Ruffled, mado of checked Tho well known underwear ortheater party. The company has pair. re-elected its officers. They are Ed- 36 and 40-in. wide; heavy Marquisette; white only, crepe; all colors. Reg. 35c word Cullen president, Torrance round thread, strong "durable Reg. 49c pair. yard. Rellly vice president, Albert Soos sheeting muslin, by seaming Special $1.00 Pr secretary, Edward Steidle financial make a strong sheet; also for secretary, Charles Sappah treas- mattress covers. 4 Pair for $1.00 6 Yds. for $1.00 urer, Albert E. Cowling -chief arid George Wirth foreman. Men's All Wool Suits 10 Yds. for $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall are Silk Hose the.proud parents, of a baby girl horn on October' 4th. Mrs. Edward 32-in. Gingham 36-in. Cretonnes Ladies', all shades. Regu- Steldle also grave birth to a dough lar 59c pair. 2 Pair of Pants Linen Lunch Assorted patterns; fast Beautiful assortment. Reg. firs. J. Dolanoy and granddaugh- colors. Reg. 2fc yard. 25c yard. 3 Pair for $1.00 ter, Helen Barrett, nnd Mrs. J. Bar- Cloths rett of Brooklyn were visitors at the home of the former's non. Mar- Imported pure linen, white 6 Yds. for $1.00 8 Yds. for $1.00 tin1 Delanoy, last week. $25 $30 $35 with novelty borders in Blue, Rose, Gold, Green nnd Or- Tho children of tho sixth and SOY- cliid. Reg. $1.49, on Sale Ladies' Mer- enth grades presented Tossio Was. alaiki, who Is sick, with a hnndsomo cerized Hose bhsket of flowers, $40 $45 $50 $1.00 Mrs. O. II, Moulngcr is cntortain Part Linen Toweling All colors. Regular 20c ing her sister, Mr>. Oattenon of • Regular 25c yard, on Salo, pnir. Baltimore, for two wcoks, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson land son of. Harrison were visitors at tho Blue Serges, Worsteds, Cheviots, Cashmeres. Linen -Towels 8 Yards for $1.00 5 Pair for $1.00 homo of Mrs, Clara Murphy last Imported pure linen Glass week. Herringbone Weaves and Pencil Stripes, Towels, whlto with Bluo or 'Mrs, B, J, Smith and Bister, Mrs, Single and Double Breasted Heel Checks, ' Reg. 49c, on Silk Striped Shirtings 'J. F. Dltorlo, formorly of Union Salo Beach, paid a visit to the horn* of Regular 50c yard, on Snlo, Silk and Woo) Mn,; E. Le»ino of Park avenue on 4 for $1.00 Friday. They al«o visited Mr», T, 3 Yards for $1.00 Hosiery Re|lly. This wa« a farewoll visit a» Hickey"Freeman Clothes All nhndcH, oxtrn MR bur- both Mn. Smith and Mn DloterU gain, Reg. 08p pair, on Salo art leaving on n motor trip to th« W«»t. Outing Flannel 36-in. Brocade 2 Pair for $1.00 MM. IMe ontortatnod tbo past Fashion Parh Clothes Striped, good quality. lYiii'li, ('open, Roso and Gold. KuKl|'nr Me 5'nr<'> on Snlo, week Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ihllng, RCK. 19c yard, on Solo Mr. and Mn. Henry Ihllng, Mr, ana Mn. J. Hodd Cliff nnd Mr. and Mm. 2 Yards for $1.00 O. Bennett of Newark. Charter House Clothes 10 Yds. for $1.00 A reunion of the family of Mm Children's Sport Lydla Mookor' of Columbia nvoinio wai hold on Sunday, October 9d Bring this Coupon with you and get an Ex- Socks lUt ions and daughter!'and their Union Suits families united In this nrniunl fam- tra Discount. "• Tlio Intoftt, nniorlrd color I-nclloa' Imltntlon Silk and ily reunion «nd apent n pieniant day Wool Union Suits, nil niton. combination). Hoff> CDo !»••. together, • , Reg. 08c, on Snlo on Snlo, Name : EVERETT MEWS. 3 Pair for $1.00 Mr. and Mn, !•••, Forman Mo> 2 Suits for $1.00 Address • •• !•> Their Home at New York. Davidson Building Mr. and Mri(. Iimo Pormon h»v» Red Bank • ' to tholr nrlnttr home at N Page Four RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 13, 1926. Clayton B. Clark, rival candidates . . Visitors From Oregon. THE RED BANK REGISTER. for justice of the peace at Red Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Alluisl and JOHN B. COOK, Editor and Publisher. Bank, Beneath his picture each son of The Dalles, Oregon, have TOY HEADQUARTERS KlKSCHBAUMCLOTHES «) %krtkCostofBressutfH)ell OEOnOB a HANOE, Aiioclate Editor. candidate appeals in bold, black spont two weeks at Keansburg with THOMAS HIVING BROWN/ type for the support of the behold- Mr. Alluisi's mother and other rela- EVERYTHING FOR CHILDREN Dullness Mansser. er, ,. Placards of other candidates tives and friends. They made the Children's' Toys and Wagons n—R«l Dank 18 are moro or less numerous, but trip East in their afijomobile and Red Bonk 1300 none takes up so much spaco in Red all the members of tlie family en- We ANo Carry « Complete Lino of Bank ai these two candidates for COLUMBIA nnd BILT-I\ITE CARRIAGES »nd STROLLERS. Entered at the postortlce at lied Bank, 1 joyed the trip immensely, including 100% Pure Virgin Woti N. Jv «i wound clou matter. - justice. their dog Keno. Last Thursday Co-C»rU' Repaired, Tirol Put on Whilo You Wall. . • • • Subicriptiob Price »t they started for Oregon in their Ont jear — From trees, from fences, from automobile. RED BANK GO-CART CO., SI* months .-.. _u.6o Tbree months .75 billboanja, from posts, from piled 54 MONMOUTH STREET. E. SESTA, Proprietor. up heaps of logs and In fact from The Register's motto—"A papor Telephone Red' Bank 2138.. almost anything Into which a.tSck in overy home."—Advertisement. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13,. 1926. can bo driven peer the beseeching countenances of these two candi- TOWN TALK. dates. There is a reason for all this Long-Serving placard advertising. Both men ore Tho Republican candidates for printers nnd each turns out his own assembly in Essex county havo is advertising on his own press. Fabrics! »ued a proclamation declaring that • • • if they artf elected they will oppose the destruction of the direct pri- Mr. Clark puts under his photo- More Satisfaction! ninry. Walter E. Edge, Republican graphic likeness the word, Printer. BOILERS-FURNACES-RANGFS United States senator, and Edward Mr. Wainright does not. do this on More Value! ' Casper Stokes, chairman of tho Re- his placard, but he could do it and publican machine In New Jersey, go one better, for he is. not only a want the,primary law wiped out. printer but an editor, hie paper be- "BalleymuUen" Fabrics introduce a distinc- 'The Republican candidates for aB-ing Farmers' Success, He ha3 a "W *\HIU5 you are away during the day, tive and pleasing departure in men's fell ieinbly In Essex county say. they son, Elmer C. Wainright, Jr., who is also an editor, his paper being Auto \il/ guard the health and comfort of suitings. They are woven from long pure •will not obey this order of the poli- your family by using a heater having tical bossei. News. wool, without the addition of cotton, re. a well established reputation for de- • * * • * » pendable performance. claimed wool or other adulterations. They Good for theml It Is so tnldom With two printers running for have life, strength and beauty unknown to that candidates for office havo the ustlce of the peace it is not strange With over seventy-six years expe- courago. to stand out ngainst they that Red Bank Is all plastered up "mixed" or shoddy fabrics. In combination with political advertising. After rience in the manufacture of heating selflsli demands of political bosses and cooking equipment and an un- with artistic designing, skillful Kirschbaum that when such an instance does tho 6torm of the ballots is over the tailoring, and low prices, you get clothes* •rise It is surely worthy of comment rain, tho wind, the enow and the questioned reputation during that and praisa. sleet will assail with equal lmpar- period,TheThatcher Company offers satisfaction the equal of which is obtainable • * • iality the printed features of a suc- you, as a home-owner,' a boiler of only in clothes that cost considerably more* cessful and a defeated aspirant for ptoven reliability—and remarkable The Democratic candidates for ustlce of,the peace. In time the .'" assembly in Essex county are like- elements will do their work and re- for its low. fuel consumption. If Wise in fav.or of the direct primary, to move both faces and tho printing Mail coupon helots andUteralme 10 that whoever Is elected to the as- from public eight. It will take will he senl regarding thtT/iatchtt S25 $30 sembly there will maintain the open quite a long spell for this to happen, Round Ballet hen illutlrattd. primary. All the same, I hope the for the placards are of heavier ma-' Republican candidates win. Menterial than those ordinarily used and Other Kirschbaum Suits Tailored . who have tho courage-to stand up many of them ore in secluded HB Thatcher Round Boiler hns proven ofVirginWoolFabrics,$35to$50 Bgainst the demands of selfish poli- places where 'they are protected to be themost powerful house hcaterfor tical bosses in times like these, pos- from storms. rated capacity—not only in tho numbcr.of »C39 qualities that will make them oStect thermal heat units transmitted to the water gpocl officials. , for d*"tfio opportunity —but la the length of time between firing to economically* enjoy periods. Write today. • *' * Fair Haven folks will go to the tho North Jersey Shoro when It 1B at Its beat CLAYTON & MAGEE In my opinion the open primary polls on Tuesday, November 2d, •—and the unsurpass- ed services and cuisine THE THATCHER COMPANY is the greatest issue, before the peo- and re-elect Charles E. Cross mayor oE lts< finest botcl. ple this year. With an open pri- f that municipality. This can bo Sinn WO 19 Broad Street Red Bank' WUh ocean' bathlnc, CHICAGO NEWARK, N.J. NEW YORK mary, where, the people can make the only -outcome of tho election Kolf and the Burround- 3)lectlon of .beautiful window hangings. Novelty nets, The big politicians, tho million' Swiss Point, Filet, Florentine, Tambour, Arabian, Appliques, Embr,oid.* SWISS, MARQUISETTE and NOVELTY; NETS in a profusion of r nires and tho grasping public r.crv- styles; many our own importation. cries, Fine JWeavea, Fine Marquisettes and numerous novelties. Ico monopolies dont wniit tho spend- ing of money stopped. What they MATS nnd SCARFS in endless colors, sizes nn'd styles. Foreign and .TAPESTRIES af 3,50 a yar'd and up In rich color effects. A nbf Bank High School. '' '' NO.-2 , •• . - ..:.;, ; Fowler will occupy Mr. White's The following pupils are on the house on Church street. : - . TRAVELING IN A CIRCLE. honor list in the Red Bank high Charles Bctts has bought a Bulck f I school for September. ' ' , car. • ' ,.'... In hie book "Roughing \\," Mark Twain tella of being lott in a atorm and—without knowing it—of traveling for houri in a circlet and HsTDEi"W HOUSE FURNISHINGS I Ensllsn—Alms Aur, Bhsda BlrdiaU, Members of the Eastern Stnr or- "3TOEK I Ann* Black, Arthur Btfross, VWIaa Brals- finally learning that all the while he had been but a very short distance o t Si u"?1, I'enn.ylvanla Statloni C"«ntral ted, Eleanor Bray, Grace Brooks, Robert der have been invited to attend the^ from camp and friends. .75 Park: Riverside| Drive( Granfa Tomb! MelropolltaAV,; ANTIQUE ANP MODERN Cadmart, Arthur Captn, Bflty Cleeland> Methodist church Sunday night, Oc- ROUND Art Call.ryi Fifth Avenuei Brooklyn Bridges and ' RIP get a (limpse of the greatest city on the American Either Cooper, Graca Derail. Itoma Esit- tober 24th, In observance of Frater- t People who rely on aelf diagnosis and aelf medication also very 1 Continent. mond, Doris Eitarboolc, Abraham SkliM/ nal Sunday. The sermon topic at often travel in circles in that they make no headway until their course Live Stock and Farm Machinery Avery Ollea, Irving llano, James Hanler, IS properly directed by a physician. . i Marjuerlte . Hendrloison, Sidney Hodas, the night service will be "The Light SUNDAYS, Oct. 24th, Nov. 21st, Dec. 19th ON THE JOHN TV HOPPING FARM, John Hollywood, Hilda Johnson, Vary That Never Fails." In the morning You can beat travel the road to health, when your doctor acts as Knott, Gooreo Kumpe, Arrladna Little, the pastor will preagh on "Christ Alma, Loncatnet. William Hack, Anna your snide. Between Campbells Junction iftid Atlantic Highlands, Mareelltti, Maria Martin,/Warren McKafc, and Brotherhood." i •' • Tereaa Papa/ Lola Rogers, Israel Bhlpkln. As wo specialize in prescription work we are always prepared and One-Half Mile From Campbells Junction. Dorothy Story, Elizabeth Tower. Martha ready to; give real service in that respect. , ' . • , Walther, Eatello Yanlto. Luke Longhead's department of Latin—Iifioda Blrdaall, ^leahor Bray, The Register can help you findth e Tuesday, Oct. 19th and Wednesday, Oct. 20 Grace Brooki, Either Cooper, Orate Den- money tot a business enterprise or nil, Abraham Etkln, Irvine Hinco, Mar- for a home. Luke talks to over Schroeder's Pharmacy ' Owing to the fact Mrs. Hopping has decided to Doll all her furni- guerite Hondrlckion, Sidney Hodai, Hilda 85,000 persons every weck.-^-Advor- H.-C, HUBBARD, Prop, Pennsylvania Railroad. ture. The sale,of furniture -will start promptly at 10:00 o'clock sharp, Johnson, Mar? Knott, Sidney Melatrloh, tisement. ; Warren MoKalur, Teresa Papa. B.sale 10 BROAD STREET, RED-BANK. N. J. Tuesday, the 19th. i .' , i Bmallwood, Hyman Stein, Jean Walker, 'Abraham Yellen. ' , ANTIQUE FURNITURE:—tyahogroy secretory,' drop loaf table, BDanlsh—Miriam Alperln, Thomai Bran- ipool bed, two chests of drawers,, hantomo mahogany sideboard, two nan, Janet Burat, Helen Clalr, Nellie Eiu, Cdln Ewlsnd. P»ul Evans. Bohert FladeM eherry tables and several other pieces, all very old. . James Hanley, Ann Knight, Helen Lam- •on. Dorli Llnton. Arrladna. Little, John .Other furnishings consist of walnut'bedroom. Bultc, writing desk, Maletto, Anna Marcelloa, Gilbert Manaon, wardrobe, black walnut extension table, kitchen tables, Sterling range in Mario Martin, Elilo Mattaon, Sylyla Mil- Thursday, Friday excellent condition, rugs, all sizes;; complete set of mission furniture, ler, Dorothy Molford, Gladyi Korman, Neal Bayer, Pauline Boaenherg, Jack Ry- consisting of desk, two tables, six chairs, foot-stool, scraps basket, maga- der. Mario Blhler, Janlee Bob'ei. Dorothy and Saturday eine ruck and chest; three-piece green •wicker set, mirrors, pictures and Bprlnn.teen. Borothy Story. Chailei Tahor, Dorothy Thorne, Ruth VanNote. Mildred frames, odd chairs' and tables, fire-place tools, cradle, carpet' jswwper, Walnwrteht, .Eileen WaUer, Martha Wal- Oct. 14, 15,16 ehina and glasswaro, etc.' -.'.'•• .-,• ^ ' • ' ther, Marian Woolley, Irano WyaM, E«. teljo Yanko, Abraham YeUen, Marguerlta 1924 Chevrolet sedan, new.tflreB,,new battery, excellent'condition. Zwelfel, MUly Zueco. Economic!—John Hollywood, Carol Lit- ' "WEDNESDAY, OCX 20th, tle, Richard O'Dorraell. At 1:00 O'ClocIc. Chemistry—Lola Rogera, John Holly- wood. FARM STOCK AND TOOLS:—Three good work horses, "two, cows, History of Xlterature—Evelyn Baldwin, ihilking now, due to freshen in January and February, good ones; har- Lola Roffera. French*—Miriam Alperln, Anna Black, row, weedtir, high seat spring wagon, riding asparagus ridger,. disc' h'ar- Prancea Blalsdell. Arthur Boron, Ale*. " row, potato digger, potato plantetf, asparagus cart, one and two-horso under Curchri, Dorla Eatabrook, Daniel plows, new Deorlng mowing machine,' wheelbarrow seeder, njarket Oeronl, Dorothy Gibbon*, Irvlni: Hance, Maranerlti Hondrlckion, Hilda Johnson, wagon, one and two-horse •sleighsj buggy, set of heavy work harness, Mary Knott, Margaret Morford, Janet Mao- depot wagon, good farm wagons, Ume Bpreader, wagon b^ody, grinditone, Knr, Warten McKalK, Andrew Murray, let of light harness, forks, hoes apd articles too numerous to mention. Thomai Oakley, Tereia: Papa. Lillian Pl- oone, Lena Frlvltera, Lillian Ryan, Donald \Whac Is a One-Cent*Sale? Slcklea, Ray Smith, Elhabeth Toner, If NOTE:—The sale will start promptly at 10 o'clock. All form tdlo Yanko. . ( . TT I* a tale where yon buy an item at the regular price, then \* I 'HIS tale tras developed by the United Drug Co. as an ad- •lock and tools will ba sold at thdt time] house furnishings will bo sold Biology—Warren McKalg, Alice Mentl- *• another item of the same kind foron e cent. As an illus- ) vertising plan.. Rather than spend large sums of money at 1 o'clock.: , ' . ' Plane Geometry'—Bhoda Blrdiall. Arthur tration: The standard price of Klenzo Dental Creme is 50c, in other ways to convince yon of the merit of these goods, you buy a tube at thla price and by paying I cent more, or 51 TERMS:—Cash. Boroaa, Robert Cadman, Arthur Capon, they are spending it on this sale in permitting as to sell you a Odin Egeland, Paul E/ane, Abraham Et- cent* yon get two tabes. Every article in this sale U a high, foil elie package of high standard merchandise for 1 cent It MRS. JOHN T. HOPPING. kln, Irving Ranee, Marguerite Hendrlck- das* standard piece ofpierchandisc.jtut the same as is sold >cott» money to get new ctiuomeis, bat the sacrifice in profit aon, Lucy Hope, Charlei Irwln* Hilda every day at regular p'SfceV-'j NO'UMJT-DUT All TOO WANE' is justified, as we know the goods will please yon.' GEORGE H. ROBERTS, ' - - • Auctioneer, Johnson, Dorothy Knight, Warren MoKalg, William Parker, Iirael Bhlpkln. Melville ' 'JMh JtfONMOUTH CLERigNGx CO., r - - - Clorks. Stout. Charles Tabor, Jean Walker. Business English—Robert Lawrence, 50cK2enzo , House will bo 6J>en for Inspection at nine o'clock the morning of Marie Martin. 60c pound 59c Puretest the sale. — , , - Stenography—Cornelius BIy, Mildred •Dental Crane? (VU. CREAM I ASSORTED Covert, Anna Mareellus, Helen Meyer, Rubbing Sylvia Miller. Irma Morris, Helen Sleklei, katpa the ttnh dcao, »M» Caramels Chocolates Dorothy Springsteen, Eileen Walder, Irene landbtawMit oltKoM tntniT Amtxtci wiiL*.J. Feus' Alcohol S I, t V E l\. T O W N ON THE A X IV. tfaacnamcLFUatanust- auorad taco-VanJUe, iA (uU pound box of da- Wyatt. ;Hdoua Wjh eoic aasort- [Rot aba. Great ee*ro VaoJBa Nooett. Cbocc- \cd chocolitts. \ Typewriting—Dorothy Turklngton, El- lste and Cbocolatc Nooe" |ani o> aferr aha*lnl> lcon Walder. • Commercial geography^—Catherine Conk* 2'for SlC Hello The Silvertown Cord Un, Jerome Drennan. Willlani Xlatiky, Ed- YOU SAVE 4»c 2/or61C 2 for 1.01 ward Leddy, Kathryn Pope, Martha Xtowe, MOV SAVE 99c TOU SAVE SBt Orchestra has given Marie Sihler, Elliabeth Tower, Paul Well- XOU SAVE 390 , baoiler, Marguerite Zwelfel. Cascade linen (jayboty us an idea . Fhyalca—Leonard Yanko. Kfatory—Lillian AJomi, Anna Black, Pureteat and.Rexall Remedies ToUet Needs Eleanor Bray, Edna Clayton, Jerome Stationery Dreimanr~parla Eatabrook,^Bobert Flader, 15c Puretert Epsom Salts ... 2/br 16c 4Scllb.(abont90i!>eea) 50c-No. "93" Hair Tonic'. 1 •4 . . ' 2'/&r BlC Why not broadcast a Avery Giles, \ Georgo Kumpe, Janet Mas- series of tire talks? Kay, "Vlto Maraiclo, Maria Martin, Sidney 25c Puretert Aspirin Tab«. 24» .. , 2 for 26C SOc Olivo Shampoo .•t»f°' •*"«1.2 for 51C Melatr>ich, Gladys Norman.' Martha Rom, 35c Puretett Rhinitis Tablets . *.' 2 for 36C 50c Ramee Compact . ,-.'.'?* 2 for 51C ' So here goes— Elizabeth Tower, Marian Woolley, Thomas Oakley. 10c Senna Leaves 1 ot- . . . . 2 for llC W. 50c Harmony Hair Fix" "•'ti^t'jj 2 for SlC Bookkeeping—Eugene Allen, Betty Cles- 60c Petrofol (Mineral Oil) pint . 2 for 61C 25c RexaU Tooth Paste \f-"t-^J, 2 for 26C . BuySilvertdwnsifyou land.. Catherine Conklln, Jerome Drennan. TOU 8AVE 39. Marguerite Kendall, Kathryn Pope, Ethel 15c Purete«tPowderedBor«x4or. 2 fat 16C 25c Rexall Cold Cream .^7^2 for 26C want economical serv 'x Robinson* Maxle Sihler, Dorothy Thome, Ruth VanNote. Marguerite Yanko. SOc Klenzo Z0cPuzetsstCreamofTsitai20(. 2 for 21C 35c RexallAndseptlcToothPow:T2/or 36C 50c Harmony ' ice this season—rab- •• ' 18c Puretett Rochelle Salts 1 ox, 2 for 19c' SOc Rika's BriUlantine ^^2f Sl COLT'S NECK NEWS. ^liquid Bay Rum solute dependability, f 2Pc Puretert Boric Add 4 tit,, ' .* 2 for 21(C 60c RexaU Shaving I^don'^1^^2 for, 61C Church Senricea Returned After a Aotiseptic - 50c Bouquet Ramee Talcum T .« 2 for SlC •••(fries long mileage and satis- 45c Cascara Tablets 5 gr* 1005. 2/or 46C Made from the Guest dlaiflledi Lap»o of Four Monthi. 1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Pow4 n r * t\4 Oil of Bar-' Ideal te Oa[! faction. . 20c Zinc Oxide Ointment I ox. tube 2 for 21c *V" der—Brunette, Hesh, Whitel * JOT 1.01 ailcr abating' • William H. Carhart of Little Sil- % ver, a local Methodist preacher, 50c Gran. Eff. Soda Pho». 4 ox, . 2 for 51C 1.50 Bouquet Ramee Toilet ^.•J-;' a , JM gave a secmon Sunday morning; at 35c CascaraComp. Hlnkle's 100s 2 for 36C i ? 2 for SlC the Reformfld church. Rev, Dwight 35c JuneveTalcum'"».1 . '.' . .' 2 fat 36C 59c Twin Tabs 100s ..... 2foT 60C John Hansen. L. Parsons of Shrewsbury preached 1.00 Harmony Quinine HairTonic 2 for 1.01 W. Front St. at night. These services were the 25c Blaad's Pills, 5 grain (100$) 2 for 26C 75ReaU 35c Harmony Cream of Almonds 12 for 36C Red Bonk, N.J. first to be^Jteld at the church since 25c Puretest Cascara Arom. 2 ot. .' 2 fot 26C 25c Violet Dulce Talcum . . '.'H 2 for 26C Rev. D. Ferpy Doyle resigned as jiiieatrical 25c Puretert Glycerine and jtSSfcS n r no 50c Harmony Rolling Massage $>M n r pactor four i^onths agb. Arrange- Rose Water 4 bx. . . r*T*&:2 JOT 26C ments have been made tojiave serv- ZOc Puretest Spirits Ammonia $*. - . _ . Cold Cream 50c Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold '•o /• ices hereafter* every Sunday. Rev. Aromatic 2 for 2lC Cream ...... V^ JOT Mr. Parsons will supply tho pulpit 25c PuretestSpbitsofCamph. loz\ 2/of 26(C 50c Arbutus Vanishing Cream . 'j 2 for a largo part of the time and .these 30c Puretest Glycerine .ij ,j- n • m. or 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion jf 2/or SlC will be sermons by candidates for Suppositories (Adaltt) '.]'.% Z JOT SlC .TOU SAVE 74c the pastorate. Sunday-school meet- 25c Puretest Glycerine •JVi&iLi- <» , -.m 15c RexaU ToUet Soap -,"^S'th 2 for 16C BILVEPHOWMS ON YOUR. CAB. Supposltoriea (In/ant.) . VJ*f- 2 for 26C ings were resumed two weeks ago. 25c Jonteel Soap . *'-p£f>f 2for 26C 35c Imported 25c Catarrh Jelly .... .*& 2 for 26C V The' first thing, folks tee when 25c Medicated Skin Soap Xj.4 2 for 26C (69c Puretest they enter the vQlage from the east Tooth Brushes^ 50c Dyspepsia TaWeti 50s W!T. 2fot SlC 25c Klenio Tar Shampoo Soap *f; 2 for 26C Aspirin) is a large signboard on which ap- 25c CatboUc Salve. . .;'•."?. 2 for 2SC it of take that 10c Egyptian Palm Soap ;<. .i-'lvj 2 for llC pear advertisements for Harry L. .WWHI eaUefir thft fcquucmente Tablets IJBce" dig, tuba family. Pood tSe Retail Com Solvent J'.^l 2 for 26C 30c RexaU Shaving Stick #. .X* 2 for 31C Johnson and Basil Bruno, candi- iDlsaotr* immedUfcly.wnd 50c Ectema Ointment ^i^aS,. 2 for SlC i v [vc quick tdk£. (5^r. lOty.); dates for sheriff- In,large typo the 15c Elkay's Hand Soap . . . ."^ 2 for 16C qualifications of both cajuUdates are 2Sc Larkspur Lotion.. '.'l'S^?.*. 2 for 26C 20c Turkish Wash Cloths ;"".'.'-.' 2 for 2lc set forth so prominently that he 25c Rexall Laxative Aspirin WjftA n r ' ni> 25c Jonteel Powder Puff '." .T .1 2 for 26C 2 for 70C who runs may read). YOU BXVB 60e , cold Tablets .... \Ti< -2 for 26c 75c Harmony Hair Stimulator f/t 2 for 76C For the first timo in a number of J 25c Rexall UtdeUverPUis . » 2 for 26c 25c Children's Tooth Brushes - . 2 for 26C years there are virtually no cran- 50c Jonteel berries in the bogs south of the vil- 15c Rexall Toothache Stopper . 2 for 16c ColdCteam 40c Maximum Pocket Combs ,'•££'; 2 for 41C lage. Years ago these bogs were5 50c Magic Brand Insect Powder 2 for SlC 25c Bobbed Hair Combi. . .% If Of 26C flooded and cultivated, but no care 25c Elkay's Roach Powder . . 2/or 26C Face Powder 49c Klenzo Hand Brushes . . ?. 2 for SOC has boon taken of thorn for a lone Contain* real cold cream, 25c inker's Mentholated White n . n. I5c Gog-«rorm Hair Nets Double . o r time. Despite this fact they yielded Pine and Tar ..... Z JOT 26C fh flh and bnmate. big annual crops, but this year-for 50c Puxetctt'No. 6 Disinfectant „ , _. Mesh . . ...,.;.; .±2 JOT Homo reason tho crop failed. A ISox, ...... 2for SIC number of Colt's Neck folks went 40c Poxetest Peroxide Hydrogen 2/of 41c 30V SAVE 49c Candy to the , bogs last week and came 50c Comp. Cathartic Pills, IOOi 2 for SlC 35c Kandy Packs, Assorted or home empty-handed or nearly emp- ChocoioMj-Full Vi lb. btix . 2 JOT Encourage 50c Rexall AntisepUc Powdei) . 2 for 51C ty-handed. > / O.00 Harmony 1.00 25cKlenfAll ...... 2 for 26C Mr. and Mrs. Umber and her >Toikt C Peptona 25c Ko-Ko-Kas-Kets "••', .'•'••«; 2 for 26C K" *]s••?#2* for 36c Mouth Cleanliness daughter Lorraine of Maplcwood Enrkirt the blood and tudUjl have been spending several days 2Sc Tincture Iodine ^nVfi-Vt n r «i._ nreostfa. MsdeofCodlimlJ with Mrs. Georgo Docher. with Applicator ;'..... 2 foT 26C Exrtact, PaptpoUed iroaM ' CbJJdren love the cool taste pf 35c Calomel amd Soda . ••7,•.••«-,•.• nr —> Malt.«tc, Mrs. David S. Buck has returned , Tablet^ iocs . . ft-; i 2 for 36c Pare Foods „ healthful cleanliness afforded by from Eotontown, whero aho ipont TlM foUowins1 Itema at« eoW In oar stores st t&a , Wrigley*s Chewing Sweets) sovornl weeks. She has been sick % for Wtih a heavy cold, but tho is Im- Rubber Goodi, etc reduc«) Dricea] arary week-end. W. quota tbem YOU (IA.VB Ok) And with Wrigley's they acquire a . proving. . • bw« because tluj npx«a«at^z(»lleQt TaJaM. : Miss Florcnco Harvey of Long LOO Monogram Rubber Gloves 2 for 1.01 2.00 Maximum 45c True Fruits, Strawberry, Rasp- tplendld (yttetn or practice of mouth 12c PiratalJ Adhesive Plaster . . -/•'>» Branch has been spending' several Hot Water berry'aod Grape. Preserved in o /v_ days with her grandparents, Mr Unchxt yard 2 JOT ISC hygiene. ' \\ ' pure sugar. [To be aucd as Jam] * JOT 1JC and Mrs, Georgo Soffol. N 40c Flrstald Adhesive Platter . '. - r .. ^Bottle It removes the bits of food which' I inch K 5 >ards i-U... 2 JO^ 4lC 45c Uggetf • Opcko Coffee, pound 2 for 76C Tho work of stringing wires from 50o Quick Acting Plaster iW, 2 for SlC 11 Sunn Oifrfc*^y , would ferment and Injure the teeth. Freehold' through this place to Quuuueed Ont Yc«r "50c Liggett"s Opeko Tea, H pound 2 JOT 66C Laird's Corner will bo started in a 07cKantleekNipples. . .^k 2/or 08c 98c Llggetf s Olive OU, I2H at. 2 for 1.19 It stimulates the digestive juices, thus fow days. It is' expected that the 2.00 Maximum Fountain Syringe n . A „ . 3Sc Grape Jtlly . . •../•!•/ 2 foT 36C - 2 qe. Guaronucd 1 yr... ' / JOT 2.01 2 for 2.01 aiding the stonv work will bo flnishod beforo elec- YOU 8AVB 1.9» 45c Orange Marmalade '%f^ '.• 2 for 49C tion day, gch and general 38c Vanilla Extract, 2 ot.7f i^l: '2 for 36c health. 35c lemon Extract . ^'f.T.*j.': 2 for 41C , 100 RexaU SEADRIGHT NEWS Stationery 45c Currant Jelly . Avp<$' 2 for 51C r Syrop Hypo» Wrtgle/i is Th. Stork H«ra>-r.p«rlllani Cloe.d tOc Writing TsWeta . . ~.S. ;\ 45c PUwspple Jam ,\y.':V' 2 JOT 49C Improving • Hoaao. Plain or^a Ruled - ,*. »',;••,[ 2/or phosphates for l.OO Major Statlonerr ... I 25c Dallardvale Chocolato Sauce 2foT 3CC Mrn. Thomas L«t«qn gavo birth Meavr fancy finish pabct •. 2/or 1.01 40c BallardvsJe 8alad Dressing . 2 for 41C Dullds Ittctipli to a son last Friday night. Before 50c Lord Baltimore Writing Paper ) ataixWJ tu 2/or. 61c & 25c Llggett's DresJUaat Cocoa . .' 2 for 26C her marrlngo Mrs. LcUon was Alien 2Sc Cake Chocolate, U pound . 2 foT 2CC Maeo. • / 30c Deef Cubes, 12». ., .. 4 - ,•','.' 2 for Sl 2 for 1*01 "Slio bathing pavilions and re- TOU BAVC »M freshment 'atanili on tho beachfront 3Je Peanut Butter ^W^.'V-' 2 foT hnvo boon closed for tho »ca«on. }30c Retail 50c Rexall Mr. and Mrs. George Irving of Staten Island upont Friday with Shaving Cream Cherry Bath roUtlvos at this place M»rjorl« JniU 1 BomJcal, A Iktla PJ Cough Syrup Andorwn, daughUr of O*vlll« An- coploua t«l<*«, >~' nrnaiaa deriion, and Bertha Axelion, daugh- snolat amtt ahHtd off. : If you have anything to tell, or if you want to buy ter of Chris Axolion, roturncd with Mr. an« MM. Irvlnir for a visit over 60 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Phono 1444 anythlpg, you will find The Register's Want Column the 2 for 31C tho wook.end. Thoy will maVo a , TOO BAV» 19a 216 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH Phono 538 u/UII i tho Br?nx M0- Kobwt »n.4 chenpost yay b| filling your want .Whlto Is romoddllng hli home on Pace Six BED BANK BEfflSTER. OCTOBER 18,1926. JOHN SCHWIND'S NEW HOUSE TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN SALE OF A DAIRY FARM, Dwelling CoiUng $10,000 Goln HEAT YOUR HOME HAVE YOU Contractor and Builder WEST LQNp BRANCHER BUYI Up on Cooney Tr^ct. RAYH.STILLMAN SCOBEYV1LLE PLACE. John Sch,wlnd is building a housi Headache? SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING for his own uso at the corner o FARMS 00 four Byee ban or ItehJ SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES Howard N. Tlr^U'. Farm of 8: Grange avenuo and Cooney terrac Oo titty (Ml Und at (tninidl t«l»pW« B81-M 160 DrIJgo ATCPUC. Red Banlt. N. J. Acret Bought by E. M. Swingi The houso Is going up on tho for Country Homes, (I to, b»»^ your eyei «r—m1n»nd h is a member of this concern. Mr, • •-•-,• Q i | 58-64 BROAD STREET*, RED BANK, N. J. will continue his present work. H' Hondrlckson was formerly engage farm will bo occupied nn.i operate in tho contracting business nlpn ««««4f)«««««f)««}««»«}»««««*««>»*«t«««««f^ as a cattle and poultry farm by tw but business incroosod to such' ai WINDSTORM INSURANCE of Mr. Swingle's brothers, who no- extent that he took Mr. Schwin'd ai a pnrtnor about two weeks ago. Geo. W. Sewing llvo In Pennsylvania. The pric A Good Coverage at Very Low Rates' Tho house will be 24x31 feo; paid was ?20,OOO. 1 Mr. Tindall has not yet decide with a yostibuld bntrnnco, 4x9 fee CONTRACTOR whore ho will live. Ho says ho Thoro will bo a sun ip'orch 11x2 and BUILDER through with farming and that h feet. Tho porch will have a brie will cngngo In some other businesi floor. Tho house' will havo cigh RED BANK, N. J. RED BANK MANOR The principal reason which ho gnv rooms nnd \a bathroom, with .hard Office In EUner BuilUtng wood floors throughout except i for giving up farming Is the scare Room 3 MORTGAGE LOANS lty of farm hands. IT.) bought th the bathroonj, and kltchon, whic West Front Street, Just Over the River, " will, hayo tllo floors. A firoplnc ' Telephone 2018. Straight Mortgaga Loans for a flvo yoar torm at farm two years ngo from Georgi L. Hanco, who is now landing a r& will bo in tho living room. A ga Jobbing o> All Kindt Interest rato for minimum amounts on modern business nnd rage for two automobiles will be o: Via Cooper's Bridge. / residential properties. ' tirod llfo at Colt's Nock. At,firs Eitinwtat Cheerful'/ Furnithed. Mr. Tlndall had his son, Charle: tho premises. Tho houso nnd ga Monthly Installment Loans at 6% Interest rato on nmounta Tlndall, for a partner. About rage will cost $10,000. of $2000 to $200,000. year ago Charles Tindoll gave u. »•» .VISIT ! • Over half a mile of River frontage. Five minutes to R. R. Station Construction Loans on either tho above plans. farming to bocomo an electrician NEW WESTS1DE HOUSE. He is now at St Petersburg, Florf and the shopping district. All highland .dry.. No filled in ground; All INFORMATION CHEERFULLY GIVEN da, wJlero ho Is vory successful* Th Michael Dorlck it' Building it o: 1 FOXWOOD PARK! streets 50 feet wide. .Overlooking Red Bank, it is the ideal spot for a home new owner will not havo such Shrewsbury Avenue, LoU $1260 to $1500. . | hard timo with tho problem of go Michael Dorlck, who has boo Water, Gal, Electricity, Con- I site. - _ . • Fidelity Mortgage Company ting farm help n:. Mr. TindUl hai farming the Lufbuitrow plnco o creto aidewalkt and curbs, ft as ho has' two brothers to work th Sycamore avenue at Shrewsbury, 1 WM. J. BLAIR, Pros, nnd T,roas. place. Mr. Tindhll iporatod th building a houso for his own occu It has been mapped out in lots 25x100 as a unit for convenience only. piano as i. d "ry farm. • pancy on tho west side of Shrews' F. A. MOREHOUSE § It is not designed to,sell one lot,'but so you can get what you want or can 2d National Bank Bldg. Tel. Red Bank 1438 bury avonue, a short distance soutl § Office: Foxwood Park K afford-r-40xl00, 60x100 or 10*0x100, or longer. The price is based on front Tho farm is east of Scoboyvlll !$ LITTLE SILVER. $ on tho north side of tho count of the Newman Springs road. Thi footage. Others are asking and getting $1600 and upwards for lots very • road, botweon Scoboyvlllo nnd Tin houso will bo 22x24 feot, with si: ;«! ToL 1OO9 Red Bank $ much less desirably situated and in low ground. You can buy 60x100 here ton Falls. It extonds from' this Tom rooms, a pantry nnd a bathroom, southward to tho reservoir of th Harold P. Hendrickson & Co. nn for $500.00. •,•'••- ' Tintorn wator company, whic] tho contractors and tho cost will b HOWARD FitEY forms part of tho boundary of th $4,500. Tho houso will hr.vo mod Now is your opportunity to get in on the low opening prices and se- farm. Tho northern part of tl. em improvomonts. SANITARY PLUMBER ' farm hns some delightful scon! Tho Lufburrow farm was bough Choice cure one of the choicest locations in New Jersey. Come and see it arid you views. a few months ago by tho Rod Ban' will be convinced. , 74 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N, J. Investment and Realty corporation A largo, houso and large ou It will bo dovolopod into home sitoi buildings aro on tlio proporty. A' nnd plnced on tho market in thi Send for map and particulars. Fill out coupon and mail it NO STEAM and HOT WATER FITTING tho buildings aro in good condition spring. _. _ Real Estate Tho house Is provided with iriodon Gutters. Leaders and Tin Roofing improvements and the barnB an FARM CHANGES HANDS. | ,. Sold on small down payment and easy monthly terms,., ,„ piped for water. The sale includo fifteen cows, a bull, throe horsos, n! The Michael Monohan Place- a For Sale the other live stock and nil thi Holmdet Bought by Nowarker. farm tools. Mr. Tindall bought thi Mlchaol Gollskey has sold Wi C. C. DOW, ... AAQ FIRELES3 farm for $21,6B0 two yoars ago farm nt Holmdol to n Newark man or Rent 40 Proctor Building This salo to him Inch dod all tho Hvi and has moved to Koyport. Thi Newark, N. J. . , - - . ' ..' stock and farm tools bolonging t BO GasRangel farm comprises nir.oteon acres and Dear Sir:—Without obligating myaolf, pleaso s»»«»»»»»»*»»>l provious sale. Many people boliovi was owned and 'occuplod a numbo: Address .•••».••...•.••.•.•«•••••.•*..•.•••.••.•..••••*•»•••••*••••••••.•*••»•••••..•..•*.•...• that all tho farms In that part o: of yoars by the'Wto Michael Mona- tho county will bocomo buildln han. A houso and the usual out City .v .. ; sites for residents in a few years. buildings aro on tho place. Mr, All Forms of Insurance Offlco Phone Mulberry .6060. Goliskey received $3,30.0 for thi Homo Phono Red Bank 1737-W.' farm. * NEW HOUSE AT GLENMARY. 12 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. m i » John T. LnwUy Building Dutcl BUILDING AT FAIR HAVEN. Phone 2005 Real Estate Board 1 Colonial Dwelling on New Tract. »«)»«»«»«»a)»>j»^^ A houso of Dutch Colonial typ Chief of Police There" Soon to Hav MEMBERS' is being built at Glenmary par; Now Home. across tho rivor from Red Bank Josoph Herdcn, chief of pollco b ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Br•* > and cities whose streets swarm with by March 1st. < motor traffic arc ptill wasting their* Tho home will bo of tho Engllsi TITLE Red Bank is growing at such a rate that profits MUST accme money on horw-and-buggy "pave- typo, with shlnglo enclosures, whit to you. •••'•• .. trim nnd n green, roof. It will hnv GUARANTIES ments" of bygone days. seven rooms, a bathroom and mod and . But you must first BEGIN by owning GOOD property. orn improvements. On tho prom These rough, bumpy streets ore , iscs will bo a' gnrngo, with living ABSTRACTS Why delay further? Why not begin toc(ay?. . rooms on (ho second floor. directly responsible lot broken .ionmouth Cement oldcwnlks nnd curbs, nnd gravelled streoU are being comploto'd on quickly springs, cut tires, greater deprecia- "While tho work Is under way Mr, R.i possible. No nescssmonta will bo charged to lot owners lor thoso improve- Tronl is renting MrB. Hnrry C. Bn ments. , • ' tion of cars, physical discomfort, dean's houso nt 310 East Fron Title street.. GLENMARY PAKK Is beautiful, convenient, rottrlcto'd, - nnd provide! you with loss of time, and many accidents Company flights, Privileges nnd Accosa to tho Shrowiburjr Ittvcr. involving loss of life or limb. A nUSY BUILDER. Kitabllthed 1890 lota can bo purchnsod nt from $1200 to $2200. ,. Pro*ctnlnent in Monmouth J And the heavy expense of trying Wllllum I. Buchtnan Start* Another and Oconn Countiai Toms nro liberal nnd convenient. • House on Mechanic Street. to keep worn-out, dangerous, horsc- William I. Buchanan of Wallace Freehold Tomi River Z To too GLENMAItY TATtlC In to like It , ' ond-buggy otrcets in repair, added ttrnct is building his second houm Consult uoui on Mechanic street, botwoon Sprliifj own attorney to their original cost, amounts to. nnd Willlnm strcota. It adjoins Monmouth-Riveraide Realty Corp., Owner*. more than enough to pay for true, liouso of his which will bo compk't> nl in n few (lnyt, Tho nocoml house even, non-nkid concrete pavement will ho llko tho first houso in do HAWKINS BROTHERS., kK that has tho maintenance built In. »lgn. It will bo 22x28 feet, with Charles Lewis nn addition 8x12 feet on tho renr JOHN T;LAWLEY, Sales Ageof, So In the long run you nro nay* for an enclosed porch nnd pantry. WHOLESALKI AND RETAIL Tlio liouno will luivo n/x rooms and DEALER m 10 MONMOUTH STREET, Ing for concrete streets. Why not a bathroom nnd will bo provided RED DANK, N. X get them? with modorn lmprovcinvnti. It will , T.Uphona 3B». bo enclosed with nhliiglcn. The LUMBER AH of tU )IKU nr« (n mir will cost nbout ?7,C00 nnd fri« honM.I on "Gmc"(« Snjli, Doors, Blinds, Glais, otr

LODGE BUYS^A HOUSE. NEW 42ATONTOWN BUSINESS. fiWi!1BiB 1 k:- TO MOVE ANCIENT HOUSE. NO B&TER TIME TO ^* Colored Elks of Eetontown Get eBungalow and Ro»d«!de Booth Properly for1 $8,000. NEW LOCATION FOR A FAIR Bought by Elliabethport Man. The John Johnson lodge of Elks Plant Roses HAVEN LANDMARK. Ray Dennis of Long Branch has of Eatontown has bought Anthony sold his bungalow and roadside Old Hondrlckion Homestead will bo Ratti's house at that place and will booth at Eatontown to L. C. Wfhel- Than October* .Moved to tho Rivar Shore, where use it for a lodge home. The lodge den of Elizabethport for $7,600. r BEST OF VARIETIES, HIGH-GRADE STOCK. .It will be Uied for • Bosthouie Is made up of colored.men, Isaac The houso and booth have just been ] »nd for Partlei. Johnson, who holds tho position of completed. They were built by Mr. D & O COMPANY Tho old Hondrlckson house at exalted ruler of the organization, Dennis as an Investment,- and the ROSE SPECIALISTS Fair Havon will be moved from its states that it has more than 100 now owner will take posseision No- members. S MONMOUTh ROAD, ', LONG BRANCH, N. J. present location on Glllesple avenue vember 1st. The lot ia 60x160 feet. The house is In the heart of Eat- j ' Phone EatontEatontow< n 2448 to tho rivor shore. This will neces- The bungalow has five rooms, a sitate moving the housa down a ontown on property formerly owned bathroom and modern improve- KMaKmswvasvsjnHn steep bank. Its new sits is about by St James's Episcopal church 'of ments. Mr. Whelden will occupy it fifty feet east of where tho house that place. ' Mr. Eatti bought the and conduct tho booth." He will now stands. .'•- property from the church abpu,t two specialize in the restaurant busi- The houso la owned by Mrs. Rob- years ago. He moved the houso ness. . . • The farther back from tho street and House ert Cutting Lawrence, who owns several adjoining properties and built two stores fronting on the Glenmary Park Lot Sold. who will convert them into . one street, Mr. Ratti remodeled;. the Leigh Cotton, who some time ago An unusual opportunity to secure B new/attractive rejldohco, large estate overlooking the river, house and fitted it with modern im- bought a lot on the ..north side of cholco location and neighborhood, with river privileges, known as thethe wings on each end of the Hen- provements. Tho house is one ofWilliam street,, oh the Glenmary "Model Houso" on south aide of Vista Plabo, at Harris Park, Red Bank, drlcknon house will bo torn down the largest at Eatontown. Park tract,-has bought another lot but the central part of the house, The lo'dge will use the house for adjoining the one first purchased by On tho lot, 60x150 feet, are old ehado and fruit trees. Tho home Mt which Is the most ancient portion of the-first time on Friday night when him. The lot is 60x150 feet and it savins of ^ . dlways quitt, binlc to last. contains entrance hall and stairway, coat closet, living room, open Are- it will have a grand opening and pig place, two Bun porches, dining room and kitchen; city gas, water and tho dwelling, will remain intact. At commands a fine view of the river. IT LXDES NOT LEAK HEAT electricity, metal weather strips to all doors, and windows, copper Its now location the home will do roast. Pretty much all the office The price paid for the lot was screens. ' :' service as a boathouse and as a seekers and other politicians of Eat- $1,800. _ • Second Floor: Hall and linen cloict, three very nice bedrooms,' place for parties and dances. . ontown, as Well as folks from other places, have been invited to the fes- ample closets, modern fixtures in bathroom, maid's'room and lavatory,, How old the Hendrickson house ' ' To Build at Fair Haven. cedar closet, • __• • tivities. fa no one seems to know, but it is . A lot 60x200 feet on Forman ; Two-car garaee, chauffeur's bedroom and bath, running water, WINTER-WARM, SUMMER-COOli one of the most aged buildings of place at Fair Haven, owned by and • Pair Haven. The rafters and Howard Rosovclt, has been sold as no heat'leafying hoiise can be beams were hewn with an axe. The It it Being Built at Shrewsbury-for through Fred H. Ayres to Raymond r AL.I-.AIRE3 & SON, Realtors walls, under the plaster, are lined Rev. J. T. Curtin. Ewing of Red Bank for $800. Mr. TTEREjgalujaberthatactuallymikesyourhoutc to the cost of your house. It is not an extrAj with clay mixed with straw. Last Ground has been broken on Syca- Ewing will build a houje on the lot OfScesi 60 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. XJL warmer in winter with a saving of about one- As sheathing, it replaces wood lumber and buflcV, week, when the work of tearing more avenue at Shrewsbury for a next spring. He is engaged to Miss • Telephone 97 * v third on your ruel bill... cooler in summer. It new parsonage for Rev. J. T. Cur- ing paper. This construction produces a wall many Sown the wingfi was started, quite Christine Francis- of Red Bank.,) gives you springtime comfort the year 'round ... a number of Pair Haven folks tin, pastor of the Presbyterian times stronger than wood and gives proper pro» churches at Shrewsbury and Eaton- comfort eucb as you have never known before. .y\ tection against heat and cold, wind and moisture. Walked to the river bank to inspect New Occupant for Houie. the ancient architecture of the town. The house will be 24x28 For no house built with only the ordinary ma' ' This use of Celotex adds nothing to building coats. Ray H." Stillman of • Eatontown teriala can give these comforts. Brick, wood, house. fcot and will be of Dutch Colonial Under plaster, on inside walls and ceilings, Cdo> design. It will have four rooms and has rented Mrs. William H.'Hen- plaster, concrete, etc., simply cannot stop heat tex replaces lath. Plaster ia applied directly to its' a sun parlor on the first floor and drickson's house on the west side effectively. In winter, costly furnace heat leaks Til FRANKUN PARK GROWING. surface. Here, Celotex costs only a few dollars; three bedrooms and a bathroom on of Maple avenue at Red Bank to out hit. In summer, the sun s hot rays beat right New Houiea and Street Improve- the second floor. A fireplace will be Frederick C. Simes of Cliffwood, inore thin lath and plaster . . . and i(.privet li through. In order to meet this need for scientific stronger, insulated wall, free from lath mam. •"*"* ment! at V.'eit Long Branch. in tho living room. The house will who is engaged in business at New home insulation Celotex Insulating Lumber was CpSTS York. . • Fifteen houses have been built be enclosed with wide weather- developed five years ago. boards. It will cost $8,200 and ( In houses already built the past year at Franklin Park at 'Made from the long, tough fibres of cane, Celotex OUR 40 yEAR8* BXPBRIENCB enables ua to West Long Branch, which 4s owned will bo completed in December. You can secure a big measure of Celotex comfort Harry G. Borden of Shrewsbury Is Fred H. /Ayers has qualities never found in other building materi' by simply lining attic and basement with Celotex. I make mortgage loan* at a small cost Let ua b,y Kay H. Stillman of Eatontown als. It has many times the heat-stopping value of and which was placed on the market the contractor. The former par- SELLS AND RENTS The big strong boards, 4 feet wide, 8 to 11 feet quote these costs to you. vrood, brick, concrete and plaster board. Itis sound' last fall. Three streets on the prop- sonage of the Shrewsbury Presby- REAL ESTATE long, are nailed and sawed like .wood lumber. terian church was sold some time deadening...weatherproof. In the walls of a house Come here for first mortgage loans on erty, including Dennis place, Joline Otlicei This use of Celotex helps a lot and coats but little. I homes, business property or apartments. You ; avenue and part of Throckmorton ago to J. Ford Morris of Eaton- it has greater structural strength than wood. t town. • 52 Newman Spring! Rd., Red Bank Find out more about this great forward itep in can expect a real mortgage service whether avenue, are being graveled. W. Phono 1198-W. LittleTxtra cost you want a et»"'oht instalment, or construe, Irving Green of Long Branch is the home comfort and economy before you build or, .tlonloan. •'. : • •* contractor. The lake on the park is Beat of all, Celotex need add little or nothing buy. We will gladly give you all the fact*. being improved so as to give the ' And vbu wlH find our charges consistent^ best advantage for skating. The Just the Warmth *' will pay you to inaulre-here first. lake is owned in common by the residents of the park, some of whom have boats and canoes on it. Noxt YouWant spring tennis tourts will be made f.rt) worry over ths degree of beat when you 1N3UL/VTINO LUMBER at the lakeside for community use. '. have die Ideal VECTO. No etopping to adjust Fidelity Union the damper. > For more heat or lew yon need Irving D. Rockwell of Long only turn the control handle ongradiuted dial 1 Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co.: Branch is completing a bungalow > conveniently placed in front The movement Vecto Monmouth Lumber Co. /LOOK ! Cumi «n> Suuun—Ov» $5,000,000 at the' corner of Joline avenue" and then immediately tlovrt or quickens the fire to AHEAD! Dennis place for his own use at a nit the weather. With the Ideal VECTO you Adjustable .755 Broad St and 9 Bank St, Newark. N.J. nave a constant circulation of warm air to the ThahullBgfculMlDtxo cost of $9,000. 1 Heat Control! Jos. T. Burrowes Co. Idea inn tail iny haae On an adjoining lot Sponcor S. farthest corners—always. without loniltdokuuladoa will be oul-of-dttt In las thin tit 191 Main St (Otis BIdg.'/' 291 North Broad SU Edwnrds of Long Branch Is building Red Bank, N. J. ran. SuccKh bouM*houM*. wJQ b* rn«L An ornament to any room—and work-savingg. Ideal VECTO, ^ hirdtQl]hlLhtritot •• Hackensack, N. J. aiiabeth,N.J., a bungalow for his own use at a l d cost of $7,000. Ideal ARCOLA Hot Water Radiator Healing, is tbe best method of warm- teg singll e flalf,fl cottages ,ffi offices , smalll l storesP. Pric e $97 7f (freighh t extra)) f, f 10 .-.swtnu. Pierre Edwards of Long Branch . down. Write DepL R for catalog. bulidlajt has completed a bungalow as an In- vestment on Dennis place. Joseph E. Gliss moved last week from Long Branch to Ms houso on Locust avenue,and Mrs. Mary C. Hammer moved from Bradley Beach to her house at the corner*of Locust avenue and Throckmorton Homesites in avenue. * • •» POULTRY FARM SOLD. r***«:***:M***5^=FM=FFM^^ Tin ton Falls Place Bought by Shrewsbury! Man" from England. Guy Reed of London, England, who has been in this country on a, visit, moved last week to a farm at Tlnton Falls which he bought from Louis Rothstein for $7,000. The form is a short distance north of A Valuable Oil Burner the village center near the Samuel J. Bennett mill. It. Is on the Shrewsbury road. Mr. Rothstein has irrvcri to New York. Two Franchise Is Open large p?'u''ry hcusoj r.ro on -tho Restricted residential area with pl&ce.- Thrrp [•• p.'so n I'osidcnce in fairly so:! cnr.c'i'icr Mr. Reed Men who are anxious to enter the oil wil! engni;'.' in piri'tij- farming. Ho exclusive park-like entrance on wlK'takc posscsiio.i next Mnrch. burner field will communicate with The sale of the fnvm was made by beautiful. Sycamore Avenue! Rny H. Stlllmnn of Eatontown. us at once.

NEW OWNER FOR FARM. This burner will ha supported witK heavy liadore Topchik Soil. Hit Tlnton local and national advertising. Engineers claim " Falli Properly for $13,000. that it ia tho most highly perfected burner in tho The New and Improved How often have you admired the beauty, and Tho Golder farm of twenty acres field. It is simple to install, and decidedly, .quiet at Tinton Falls, owned by Isndo.ro in its operation, its cost to the dealer is lowor charm of Shrewsbury and wished to buy or Topchik, -who occupies It, was sold than any other burner of its type, which means lnsjt wock by Ray VH. Stillman to that the .defler nets a lnrger profit on every build—but no property available! Mrs. Mary Kahn of Far Rockaway ono he sells. for 513,000. The farm was owned and occupied a number of yoar» by Electric Super Zenith a man named Goldor. It is on the county road which loads.from Tln- Today $20,000 to $50,000 ton Fnlli to Eatontown. On tho BUTTONWOOD offers that opportunity/in 76- place Is a house of nlno rooms, not profit a year is comparatively easy to tho No Eliminators . No Chargers No Attachmeats bathroom and modern Improve- nggrcsslv • dealer who has an oil burner fran- foot frontages, (a few with B0 feet.) Gas, wa* ments. The usual outbuildings arc chise. ter, electricity, curbs and sidewalks, shade trees on the form. The salo included all No Batteries—.Just Plug Into the the. llv« stock and farm machinery, and shrubbery—close to.the State Highway but among other things being two cows THIS PROPOSITION WILL APPEAL TO: -J and* hone. Light Socket. away from its noise. ' Excellent transportation Heating Engineers > Matter Plumber* The Super Zenith is the set used by MacMillan in hia " service by "Boro" busses to. Red Bank or Long SIX BUILDING PERMITS. Automobile Dealers successful reception of American stations within 12 de- Branch, Permit! Issued Here L»it Week Dealers with other grees of the North Pole. It is a long distance, powerful Amounted to $17,088. oil burners which are set having the unusual feature of 3 stages of audio ampli- Six building permits wero Issued not giving satisfaction. last week by Gharlos A, Frake, tho fication. Most radio sets have 2. Has dual control with building Inspector. Those permits integral verniers. The electric set operates from tho BUTTONWOOD is not offered as a land specu- amounted to $17,085 and were at A great deal of capital Is not necessary, but light socket, which eliminates all batteries. This is a dur- follow*! ,, an aggrcialvo nature is very es«ont!al.. Only men able, dependable power supply. Expensive to produce lation depending on future growth, but es a Addition to bulling, nnlltold tyanue, with tho will to go nftcr business with vigor will cott 14,400, Joitph Wlld.ng.r own«r. but sold at a reasonablo price and must not bo confused Hint; Ka'il ft«t, Hlv«r0 (••!, toil 1600. D, W, lltjar less than a cent an hour to operate. Superb tone quality oirnar, tor; how much you would hnvo to finance your- at any volumo . Shrewsbury. ( ; Addition «» htuit. Ill (lhr.*ihurr •»•> nolf at tho ntnrti and othor details. An Interview nil*, mil 1110. O, Atnmlrltl ewntr. Addition In ht>Ui«, «la fiat. >aat Kront will bo nrrmijrciJ without obligation to you. trail, nit Kit, Emliy E. Morris owli- PRICE $300.00 LESS SPEAKER AND TUBES. sh , ' OirllM, Hill («»t, III r««rl ttraal, Wo will dhow you how to soil thooo burrioro, •us lilt, Rudolph Qlnmbrom onnir, how to flnnnco thorn, how to select o anlcs crow, COMPLETELY INSTALLED $345.00. , to iiorvlco them. G. H; NEVIUS Farm gold at Everett. , / Stophon VonllrnokW of Holmdo) WE HAVE A RECORD OF MANY SUCCESSFUL bought ths farm of ths Jumos IAND INSTALLATIONS TO SHOW YOU. Red Bank Radio Sales Qo. OWNER OPERATOR Brown estate, at Ogdon's Corner, Sycamore Ave., /». - Shrewsbury, N. J. nt*t Evorott. Tht land coniliti o( IS East Front Street Noxt to Palace Theatre ft trlflt leu tlinil sight ncrei, on Write lo Don J. M. C, Car* of Red Bank Register. which »r« • home «nd ths uiuol telephone Red Bank 218-R outbuilding, Thn farm hai boon Phone 1890 Open Evenings Dixon Bros., Prop*. vacant, Mr, VnnDrnrklc nxpocti to Exclusive ZENITH Distributors movt on It In a few days. Th« prjki wm $2,400, j,i:;; ^ ^pii ; ^ ft •I .*!• ordered the'Wharf avenue sewer ex- and $05 was cleared. Tho chapel YEARS AGO IN RED BAM.tended out into the river, permis- was decorated profusely with yellow sion for which had been granted by flowers and.golden rod. HAPPENINGS OF OLD IN AND the steamboat company. . • Walter B. Parsons of Red Bank, AROUND OUR_HOME TOWN. Rev. Robert J, MMdleditch, of who sang at St. GeoTge's church The Pick of the Land! New York, a former pastor of'the during the' summer, was engaged as Incident* Culled from Tho R«giltc Red Bank Baptist church, started a a Binger in the Presbyterian church When you make this store your head- of tho Second Week in Octobei -•eligioua paper which he called the choir at Shrewsbury. quarters for Groceries or Delicatessen Twenty Yean Ago, Thirty Yean 'Gospel Age." ': The Navesink public school was Ago and Forty Year* Ago. William Willis, jr., of Granville, cfosed on account of scnrlet fever. Specialties you are assured of the choicest Forty Yeara Ago, now Keansburg, was badly hurt and Professor Egolf, the' principal of the school, was also taken down eatables it is" possible to procure. Canned The Consumers' ice company was his wagon was'wrecked in a smash- up at Keyport with the disease. or fresh, our stocks are always prime organized at Red Bank and . Mor- A broad inlet five dr six feet deep ford's bog, between .Broad street John Covert's barn at Granville quality.. was burned with all its contents, was cut through the beach from tho and the New York and Long Branch Shrewsbury river to tho ocean oppo- railroad, waB dug out and trans- causing a loss of about $1,600. Pay us a visit and satisfy yourself. r Thomas Davis,: Sr., who kept- a site lowot Rocky 'Point, in a heavy formed into an ice pond. The bog storm. was leased by the ice company f o feed store in Lcighton hall on Front Special prices to Lodges and parties. street, moved to New York. • Darby Martin built a seven-room WITH five yearB at a rent of $50 per yea' Regular Home Cooked Dinners served p~er acre. The charter members o Dr. D. J. Chittonden of Fair Ha- house on River street near Leigh- the company were Oscar Hesse ven moved to Addison, "New York. ton avenue at a cost, of $1,200. daily. AH kinds of Sandwiches, Coffee, William Cullington, William A, (Continued on next page.) Tea, Milk. Cole, Thomas Warwick, Corlies W. Thirty Yean Ago'. Thompson, Thomas F. Eustace, Wil- Angelina' Eppeleini daughter of Try Our National Mayonnaise, Just liam A. French, Isaac H. Adlem, R. Mrs. Ann Bagley of Red Bank, pub- Like Home Made. Taylor Smock, Henry Carroll, Sam- lished an announcement that at the uel Cullington, William Bennett, death of Sarah Pintard, who was BANK John W. Chandler, John Cullington, then in tho asylum at Trenton, she Elwood C. Richardson, Henry E. would begin suit to,obtain a great Schroeder, Daniel Applegate, John tract of land in the western part of Anton Miller's Delicatessen Valentine, Charles E. Dennis and Red Bank which she claimed had Francis T. Chadwick. been deeded-by her grandfather, QUALITY ANfD SERVICE OUR MOTTO Miss Jennie S. Reckless, dimghte' Glencross Pintard, in a will made in 20 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. of Anthony Reckless of Red Bank, 1835. Sarah- Pintard. claimed to be and William M. Harriott of Brook- a joint owner of the property, and KEYBOARD Phone 1870 -> ' > . . lyn were married* at the bride' this was -why,. Mrs." Eppelein made home on Broad^street by Rev. F. R, the delay. The'suit was afterward less Harbaugh. The house was' beauti- started, but Mrs. Epptlein never Jully decorated and during the cere- succeeded in getting any of the Hens lay right through mony the couple stood under a very pronorty. The property had been large Japanese umbrella formed of cut np-and deeds given to a great the year, if you put flowers. Tho Red Bank guests in- number of different persons. them on cluded Mr. and Mrs. William A. Elias McGee and Charles K. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E, Champlin, who wrote the play of Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. James L, "Only a Private," -which was very FF&O'ZfP Terhune, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ed- successful, wrote another play en- wards, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Anna titled "The Way of the World." Garrison,' Joseph V. Morris and The first performance of the play * NOW James H.' Peters.. was arranged for Red Bank and Albert Morford, Robert 'Tilton, the actors picked were Miss Edith This is the famous feed Charles H. Morford, William H. Bradford, Miss May Shutts and Eu- that contains CodLiver Grant, James H.c Leonard, Gcorgi gene Cooper of Shrewsbury; Miss H. Sickles, George Brannin, Georg Maud Dennis, Miss, Grace Lawson, iMeal. It'a just chock- Morford, Daniel W. VanNote am J. W. Foxwell, Robert Trafford, full of choice, clean and Derrick, G. Campbell were electee Howard Whitfield, Mortimer V. pure-egg-building ma- delegates to pick out a candidate Paoh, L. V. Watts, William Woods, YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD for the assembly from the third A. J. Allen and Forman Dieterich terials, and hens relish < Both are "best" when you wear election district William W. Ram- of'Red Bank; Miss Bertha King of [it. jit's all feed—every Cantilever Shoes.- Stylishly de- sey of Middletown township wanted Little Silver and Norman L. Bedle ounce does real work and signed and yet" fitted snugly at to be the candidate for the assem- of Keyport. bly but the Middletown delegates Mrs. Adolia Ann Worthley died you'll get more eggs.big- the heel and under the instep,,; voted to nominate Grover H. Luf- at. Little Silver after a sickness of ger eggs all through the, without restricting the muscles. ' burrow of Shrewsbury and Mr. two days with bronchial'pneumonia. Lufburrow got the nomination. She was 89 years old and was • a year, if you put them • Charles D. Hendrickson of Mid- daughter of John Catsler, who in on this feed right now. dletown was su«d by the Keyport 1812 kept the Highlands lighthouse. Made by On Display at s •,. • and Holmdel turnpike company for She left six children, they being ninety cents which the company John H. Worthley of Red Bank, UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO., Inc. claimed -was due.for toll. Mr. Hen- Robert C. Worthley of Long Sold by/' drickson put in a counterclaim and Branch, Charles,A. Worthley of Underwood Building New York City the jury gave a verdict of $2.10 in Brooklyn, and Mrs. John H. Bates, FRED D.WIKOFF CO. favor of Mr. Hendrickson and William E. Worthley and Miss The- Branches in all Principal Cities against the turnpike company. odosia Worthley of Litlle Silver. The special school taxes ordered Miss Hattie J. Irwin, daughter of : " raised in the Middletown township William C. Irwin of Holmdel town- :hool districts for 1886-87 wore ship, was married to Raoul do la Chapel Hill district $50, Brown's Reussille of Freehold at' th6 home Dock ?125, Lconardville ?l,390 of William S. Heyer, the bride's Navesink $100 and Granville $150, brother, at >Middletown. Mr. and The New Monmouth. school distric Mrs. de la Reussille went to Wash-1 had not had a special school tax fo ington for two week,s and on their more than fifteen years. return they began housekeeping in Henry Antonides of Atlantii the Barkalow-homestead near Free- Highlands had a streak of bad luck. hold. . . He was robbed of his clothing by a Straus company opened their new fellow workman whom he had be- store on Broad street with a big sale friended; his wife fell while attend- which packed the store from morn- ing a camp-meeting and broke her ing until night. Th'ey advertised leg and his little daughter was at- as their motto: "Your money back tacked by a neighbor's dog and bad if you want it for anything bought ly hurt. in our store." -This was the first Miss Idell P. White, daughtor of store in Red Bank which" boldy ad- Captain and Mrs. John P. White of vertised the "money back" princi- Washington street, was married to ple. Albert T. Doremus. The guests Irving Sherman, Harry Burrowes, were immediate family relatives of Stanley Hagerman, Clinton Elliott, the bride and groom. After a wed James Hobart, • Harry Sutton, ding breakfast the couple went to Charles Croft nnd Holmes Hen- Washington for a wedding trip. drickson of Red Bank rode to •ill Horatio Shutts gave an oyster Hightstown on their bicycles and 11| roast at Tinton Falls at which about spent the day with James Hubbard : 800 qysters were eaten. .-The guests arid, George Hendrickson, who were HI fc. at the festivities were John, Ben- attending Peddie institute. P! J Ilfcttrof motor xarsll 11 nett, Eugene Magee, John Harvey, Harold Johnson, the ten-year-old ! 1 it! if George Wilkins, Aaron Tilton, Rog- son of C. M. Johnson of Navesink, The New 1S>27 Ttie New 1927 er Clancy, John Mack, Patrick Sag- was playing tick tack on one of the Standard Six urton and'john VanMater. neighbor's windows on a Sunday Sedan ivletropoHtan Peter Rock of Macedonia, one of night, whon the boy heard someone Big-Six Sedan 1 $ tho best known colored men of tha coming from the house and he ran 1 style^comfort, price j vicinity, died in his 65th year. Ho away. He ran into an obstruction 995 . t O. b. CICT H595 was an active member of the Pine and a six-inch cut was made in his l«WM«HHHHHMMHHHNHMHHUIIHMHHMUHMMMmiMMHHMUnHe< wore stolen. . V YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. William Sagurton began, the (continued from latt.page.) erection of a house at Shrewsbury Charles H. Clayton was tho builder. oo the eastern side of the Red Bank Richard Phillips, captain of theroad. Thomas Glassey was the HOLD'S sloop Hoyden, died at Belford of builder. typhoid fover. He was 43 years old William Curley of Scoeybvllle, and left a widow and six children. who was working the Thomas New- Miss .Lottie Scott of Eatontown ell farm, had a crop of . potatoes won a cofnploto set of illverware at which turned out 126 barrels to tlte a medicine show which wag held In acre. ~ resccnt hall at Entontown, Miss Carrie irwin, daughter of John Tiltbn of Holmdel was cut-,L. G. Irwin of Seabright, and Jo- ting corn when he cut his leg with seph Garvin, also a resident of Sea- stalk hoe. It required seven bright, were married at New York. stitches to close the cut. '• Miss Edith Hobrough of Little Warren S*. Conklin of Middle- Silver- attended tho toachersV ex- town fell from the board walk at amination at Freohold and obtained 25th QUARTERLY EVENT Ocean Grove and broke his right a high grade teacher's certificate. eg beneath the knee. John Mouser of the Phalanx A theater train was put on thecaught his hand under the body of, r route between Now York and Reda heavy wagon nnd the nail of one finger was completely torn off. ec8nesday Bank which left New York at 11:50 7 at night. ' Dr. Edward F. Taylor of Middle- Elwood Snyder bought the trot- town received a gift of a bronze ting horse Monmouth Boy from statue of Mercury from tho nurses Eugene Mageo'of Tinton Falls, of the Long Branch hospital. Wonderful Dollar on This Day Willie A. Allen, aged two years, Michael J. Welch, son of Bernard son of Joseph Allen of Oceanic, Welch of Middlotown, started learn- Come to Freehold. The Town Welcomes You died of an abscess of the brain. ng the blacksmith trade with Mi- Charles A. Mlntbn, Daniel Wood chael Halleran of Highlands. Van-'*' and John Combs went to Barnegat An athletic association was Special Advertisements in Freehold Transcript. on a duck shooting trip. formed at Little Silver with George The Red Bank public schools had White, Harold Parker, Roy Parker 747 pupilB, 12 of whom were/in the and Forman Ayres as officers. high school. __^ Mrs. William Curchln Df Fair CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Haven celebrated her fiftieth birth- Twenty Years Ago. day with a party to 25 person!,' most Threo weddings occurred at Oce- of whom were relatives. anic: Miss Helen Jordan, daughter Miss Mary Ellen Travers, daugh- of Mrs. Augustus Bennett, was mar- ter of John Travers of Locust ried to Walter Drowns, a young Point, died suddenly of apoplexy. rtSn in the employ of M. C. D. Bor- She was 31 years oldr den; Miss IJaggio Mahoney, daugh- Marian Wyckoff, aged nine ter of Mrs, Jane Mahoney of Oce-months, daughter of Charles Wy- anic, was married to Roy Stanley of ckoff of Oceanic, died after a very New York; and Mlsa Lydia Ziegleiy short sicknesB. daughter of George ZlBgler of Oce- Walter Johnson, aged four years, anic, went to Hoboken and married son "of Jacob Johnson of Belford, NEW VALUE - NEW. BEAUTY Bigg Sale of Flour! Oscar H. Doring of that place, died of pneumonia after a siakness .....„ ' . / ^ ' Dewitt C. Sickles of Colt's *Teck of nine days. S Tho Finest Familily FlouFl r milled, produced from HHltrhl - died suddenly of apoplexy. He was CEfc Grado Wheat and specially prepared to boat ouit the - Mrs. William Dorr of Belford ran Studebaker Standard Six Custom Sedan 1385 most pnrticular housekeeper. 70 years old and had held a num- a piece of iron in her left hand, T.O.B. Factory ber of township offices. Ho left a making a jagged cut which had to widow and five children. The chili bo sewed up. Flour dren were Mrs. John Applegato of Thieves attempted to break into Holmdel township, Mrs. Theodore Highlands postofflce but were lb bBE Carhart of Nutswamp, Mrs. Mary scared away beforo they got into 12 Christian of Lakewood, Joel Sickles the building. of Shark River and Mrs. Louis Alberta Smock, daughter of Ed- Ceresota Matthews of Colt's Neck. ward Smock of Eatontown, cut her i Five runaway accidents occurred hand very badly with a knife while Gold Medal lb w at Red Bank, Tho persons in theat play. All Mill Brands 98 $4.70 runaways were Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Elsworth McDaniol of Colt's Neek Steinberg, Mrs. Frank L, Blaisdell, fell from a hay tedder, and died CCrisc o . .. lb can 25c Cooked Pumpkip n big can 12VaVac Mrs; Phoebe Richardson of White from his injuries shortly after the SnowdrifSdinwdrif ft lb can 2233 c SSwee t PPotatoe s bbiig can1 188 c street, Benjamin Luyster, MrB. Fan- accident. How about a'Fumpkin or Sweet Potato Custard Pie? ny Webster, Mr». Ella Mallory, Mrs. Sarah Jenkins Grapcl of Baker's Freih Grated or Southern Style Coconnut can 16c Martin Wyckoff, Albert Stoney and Red Bank was.engaged as soprano 3aker'« Premium Shredded Cocoanut . .pkg 7c, 14c Edward M. Haley/ None of thesoloist at the First ' Methodist persona wera injured severely. church. . Borden H. Sherman of Hoboken, Augustus Woolley of Eatontown A Guide to Economical Shopping who was born in Red Bank, but who was laid up by running a nail in his had lived at Hoboken a long time, foot while at work on St. Dorothea's asco asco wanted to get back _to the town church, which he thought was the best town CharleB Minton of Fair Haven Tender Peas Sugar Corn in the whole world. He bought caught his hand in some machinory from Theodore F. Whito a lot onand two of his fingers were mashed. I-."" 18c: tket),|niunii«frph at without diaftt 01 raolltiug. 3. Due willi wide do.m ami wide pint dim windii.!. Olfur £«ulMicnl ni Tho Rod Bank baseball associa- whed!: touM»|ieelbr»kci;|iitkcl iiliiedhiunpen.fronnndreit, ^.1'ull. Fallowii liiiKine tlnninmici't unl lirdtnltitic rJiolineoiuse on on of Benja- Hotlo. to trillion to prtltnt cUlmi OSCO Evaporated^Milk c»n ,6c, 10c »K«!n»t «iUt*. ; min P. Worthloy of Llttlo Silver, l'unuant to tin otr Blvfit 1 d r l>ar, lh« laid titat«, unil Vklnlty| or.l.r, or tiny will ba luiv.r l.anril or ilar nutli, ullhln >ln m'Hilln (rum |^a'£|* cohol caught lira. mll «t, liiiinllia friuil tli« O^t* nf til* nf*irpnnlil • alal<>. thtlr •etlom (liarafur aialnat lha ial'1 l'lirsuini In lit* <»r<1fr of Jomph I,, Tioti- iililrr, (ir ttii*y will lin foravor Imrreil nf riiirtilnnt til tli _ nr. of .JoiPpll 1,, nl tin aliirnnlil ur4«r> llr (In/ will M ' CliArloi M, Richardson's lioiuo at auhntlbtr, ntmy. miimanU of lltn (Jnunty of M*m< tlu'lr ni'(l'in« t)n'r<'fui' miitlii^t tho ^nlil nlmy, ailrrountu <>( ttm Ominty ot Mini. (uravar jiarrxl ft llnlr atllont' thiriflf, Plnn Brook w«« broken Into by l>atid rmhoM, K. 3,, Oil. tltli. Hit tii'ititti, mini* oil tin flflh ilny of Ootnlmr. lilimth, itituln mi Din tWfilty-nlalith itay tit mraliyl tha ««|if «u»M»lli#ft -.i •;«,<'. thieves and n diamond itlck-pln. KHANK U BMint, luafl, o» tlit kHptldRllnit of f.*roy fjrnht, ""i'"»|re,t"1'iailitilil, M, J.. Out. Mli. 1»J«.tUi>l«mli«i*, Iban. fin ttia utiplltlitllnH at lit pays to advertise in the Register. VlH Itollywnod Av«nu#, KdmiiiUtrttor of lit* «*Utt of J«mf U. I.KHOY flllANY, Maillo lit. irnlllAll'Inil, nilinlnUlrntrU uf llm HAIifS ft, ,UI/''-#P#'- jim.lat, itiutiittb, N, 1 Jclinion, tloq»*i«j( BWIUQ JI Jurtbr rW«n Xuina nlvar, H, Ji ••tftU ot Jttonmtl A. .Uulllau«lau# Oldtaiad, f 1 Page Ten EED BANK REGISTER of West Long "Uraneh wlll\ leave BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. ne^t month for California, where they will spend most of the winter HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN with their son, Dr. E. W,. Beach, a practicing physician at Sacramento, MONMOUTH. COUNTY. Increasing Capital. . 'ersonal . Notes, Sales of Property, Stockholders of the company Buildjifjr Operations, Lodge Do- owning tho Monterey hotel at As- ings, Slight Fires, Birthsi Mar- Leads the World in Motor Car Value .-.,... r bury Park have voted to increase riages and Deaths—Other'Items. tho capital stock from $300,000 to The Deal commissioners will hold $750,000. The company plans to their meetings during the winter on spend over $100,000 , in improve- Thursday afternoons. In the sum- ments to the hotel before next mer the meetings are held Wednes- season. , day nights in order to allow the Suits for $20,000. cottagers to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A'. Luker Thomas Mahar of Freehold and and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eddleman Owen Pearco of Manasquan havo have each brought a suit for $6,000 returned home after a five weeks' against James Randall of Asbury trip in Europe. Park as the result of an automobile Miss Susan King of Freehold cut accident in Neptune township last her foot badly at Manasquan Beach month. • Sunday of last week and was ; obliged to walk on crutches for sev- Patterson—Reed. . eral days. , Miss "Dorothy Patterson and Clif- ford Reed, both of Neptune town- Nevr Councilman. * . ship, were married last Saturday Charles E. Clbge, who was clerk week by Rev. Walter Angelo of of the Monmouth county frechold- Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gor- qjrs several years, has been appoint- man of Neptune were the atten- ed a borough councilman at Mata* dants. wen to fill the vacancy caused by tho resignation of William A. Shep- Tennent Woman Arrested. v Trucks That Gome Through ard, who was recently appointed Mrs. Carrie Pula8kl of Tennent borough collector.- was arrested Sunday of last weeb • • • • * • •• • * by Constable George W. Curley of Matawan Water O. K. Marlboro charged with possessing When men and equipment are put to The state board of health has no- and selling liquor. She was held the test, it is power, strength and relia- in Nash History tified the Matawan borough author- under $1,000 bail for the grand ities that the water supply at Mata- jury. wan is free from disease germs. A 1-TON CHASSIS bility that count. - J To Resume Inlet Work, G-BOY • ' •'"••• \ "" IJ test recently matte showed some Work on reopening the Mana- —and If it tad been possible to bufld - sent Nash demand racing toward , germs in the water but it is believed squan inlet will bp resumed. The $940 These are the very qualities most desir* all the cars ordered September would new heights. that they got into tho water from, a boroughs of Briello, Manasquan, hydrant. IV2 TON CHASSIS able in commercial hauling for any line have smashed all Nash records for Point Pleasant and Point Pleasant September clicked the 25th conseo $1306 of business. ' a single month's business. Want New Fire Company. Beach have been asked to raise ' ntfye month and October will regis- The Neptune City borough coun- $2,000 each to pay for the work. A 2-TON CHASSIS rGive Graham Brothers Trucks hard jobs OCTOBER/Atthis writing ter the 26thr -vAth three exceptions cil has granted permission for the Paving Started. $1516 'that take unyielding endurance and they —that Nash sales have exceeded the firemen of that place to organize The S. S. Thompson company N it is a practical certainty that Octo* a second' fire company. The one has started tha work of paving the Delivered cqme through* 7 1 ; record set by the 6ame month of the company there now has forty mem- ber sales and projection will surpass Farmingdale-Asbury Park road. previous year. . > 'Oers and this membership will be by more than 50/Sthe.largcst previ- The paving will be laid only from divided between the two companies. Main street at Farmingdale to tho QroJiam Brother* Truck, with Dodge Brothers '/4-Ton ous October on our books. To Hare ArtiBcial 'Lake. end of the borough limits this fall. Commercial Cars, meet 90% of all hauling requirement!. Elinefc. H. Geran has been given Announcement of new models—all The 16 models in the three new Exhibiting Loom. permission to build r. concrete dam A small exhibition loom owned by powered twfh 7'bearing crankshaft Nash series range in price from $865 and spillway near his residence on the. Freehold rug mill has been motors, the nvrld's smoothest type— - to $2090 £ o. b. factory. the Matawan load and connect it shipped to Detroit, where the weav- with « new bridge to be built there ing of rugs will be demonstrated at by the county. The dam -.ill make a big department store. Harold FRANK VAN SYCKLE J. W. MOUNT CO. a lake about half an acre in area. Baynton is in charge of the loom. . E. V. HUGHES, Mgr. 149-151 West Front St. Woman's Sudden Death. Incinerating Plant. Telephone 1296 Cor. JVIaple Ave. and White St. Red Bank, N, J. Miss Ella Holley of Long Branch Deal borough's garbage inciner- Telephone 518 was found dead in her home Friday ating plant is completed at a coat morning. When found the' body of-$18,600, but it will .lot be oper- was in a kneeling position indicat- ated until next April. This is the ing that • she had been fatally first borough owned incinerating stricken while at prayer. She leaves plant in thjs section of the state. three sisters and a brother. Boy Auto Thief. Sunday-School Convention'. Donald Smith, a Keyport boy The 67th ..annual convention of who was on parole for stealing an the Monmouth county Sunday- automobile, was arrested again last . 'SOLD BY! school association will be held at week on a similar charge. He was Simpson memorial church at Long •taken to Freehold and will T>e tried DODGE BROTHEItS DEAIERS Branch Thursday of next week. there before the juvenile court. EVERYWHERE Harry S. Jackson, of Asbury Park (Continued on next page.) will be the presiding officer. Convention Hall Plans; Work on building Arbury Park's proposed $2,000,000 convention hall will probably be started about December 1st. The architects' are nnouncin QUALITY GROCERIES at ECONOMY PRICES now working on the contractors A plans and when they are completed HANCOCK BRAND HANCOCK BRAND bids will be asked for. Hyde—Strudwick. MEW FINER Y. C. SLICED Miss Virginia F. Hyde, daugh- ter of Walter Hyde of Seagirt, was P EACHES PINEAPPLE married at her home last Wednes- day to Herman Strudwick of Bel- mar. Rev. Andrew Richards of Xge." Cut Lge. Cut New York, formerly of Belmar, Can To 25' Can To . 25" performed the ceremony. Ship Ruins Nets. CLOVERDALE Cloverdale Vermont Maid MAPLETOWH Valley Brand A steamship, during the fog PANCAKE - PURE MAPLE SLICED Tuesday night of last veek, ran HONEY SYRUP through a fish pound causing a FLOUR SAP 'damage of about $3,000. The c Peaches pound is owned by Mrs. Julia Carl- 10* 91 A A son of Long. Branch and is about Bot Oz.Jar&i Pkg. 10' Jus sUft/ two'miles from shore. Married in England. I Hancock Brand Van Camp's Quaker Co*« BBST YELLOW CLOVERDALE Miss Noreen Boyd, formerly of PEANUT Cliffwood, was married on Septem- I Spinach BEANS CORK MEAL ber 14th at Mayfair near London, •BUTTER England, to Arthur F. 'astle. Mr. Castle has a position with tho Eng- 16 oz. lish government and has been sent . Jar 31 to New Zealand. Tioga Aspar. CLOVERDALB PRESERVED Cucumber Dear—-Metzger. STRAWBERRY Cloverland Miss Dorothy D. Dear of Mont- TIPS Preserves FIGS RINGS ASSORTED clair and Homer T. Metzger, son IN JARS Chocolates of Samuel Metzger of Asbury Park, Sq. ( were married Wednesday night at Can 16 or EacK A Lb. Montclair. After a wedding trip Jar 33' 29 Jw 25' 1 Box the couple will mako their homo 49° at East Orange. Silver King CLOVERDALE' Cloverdale Lee—Bearmore. MM. Anna M. Lee of Asbury Ginger Ale FLOUR Catsup Park and Charles Bsarmoro of Adclphla wero married at Ware town last Thursday by Rev. George W. Southard; The wedding pnrty had a dinner nt Greyhound Inn, Newer, more distinctive silhouette— / Chrysler standards of per- at prices which re&itter a dfau Forked River. formance and symmetry Xinct enhancement of motor cdV Yellow Dellcloni Gretubf Yellow Newer, more exquisitely graceful bodies- Sweet Fancy Eating An Autoist's Losses. Newer, exclusive style of, military front and i originated three year's ago, value— tho new, /mer .CnrS- ' Evorott Hoycrs of Freehold lost the new, fintv Chrysler "70" sler "70" loaves today's treM Onions , Apples Turnips cadet visor on enclosed models— Potatoes Apples a tiro from his automobilo while excels the charm and smart- us far behind as tho original c riding from Englishtown on6 night Newer luxury of comfort with deeper and ness of HR, older self, just as "70" advance^ the styles of last week, When ho reached homo softer cushions— that oldW&ljE rol|ated the throe yean. ago. ^ 6*25* io<«25 ho found out that ho had also lost earlier conccptiQns of motor a coat whlchvwvas on\tho renr scat Newer, greater riding eaac, with exclusive ho Benefit Fairy a car beauty and performance Clovcrdale Bulk Soap Campfire of tho cnr. V, / •' elde-sway vanadium springs, Watson stabll- Come In. See this new Cttrji to oblivion. Cocoa SOAP MturshmaUowi Want Protection from Ocean. ators and extra-size full balloon tires, mounted slor "70" beauty today—*K Macaroni Flakes Residents and proporty owners of on newly-designed smaller wheels- With its new vibrant beauty, pojjpnco its new measure of tbtfifort—combined "wi^h ft Qt. Lgc Gnllloo havo roqucstod the free- Newer richness of interior upholstery. Finer joined to enorgoti? and viva- c holders to tako some steps to stop porfqrmance wtycti onontlro Jar Can hardware and fittings with a handsome clock cious performance, unap- 25' 3«-25 29' tho wearing nway of tho beach by industry for three years hit added to tho newly beautified Instrument preached economy, proved . < tho oconn. Tho frooiioldors will foiled to approach. i Cot bum'* A«fort« ' panel- dependability and long llfo— Pine Pot Iltibert'n Von Camp's GROUND hold a meeting soon to discuss tho Spices matter. Newer refinements In controls andhcadlamps— ! Mackerel Chipped Beef Codfish Cakes Tomato Soup Aulolit In Hospital. Newer, more attractive blendlngs in body tones, Neu> Lower Prices as Significant C Larry McManus of Anbury Park with newer and subtler harmonies in striping* as Its Niw Beauty C A wno taken to tho Long'Branch hos- nnd panclings. C Can pltnl lnat wook nftor hli nuto lind Old races I 29 8 $ 30 crashed Into n pnrkod cnr. A clinrjto Roadster' * '• * $1493 $152* of driving while drunk will bo mndo Brougham *. • ' • 1525 1743 220 Again, wltli tho new, finer , 1695 ISO BRAND IBRAND against him . whon ho lonvos tho ntoaturo of valuo for an in- Hoysl Coupe - • • ChryiIor"70",Chr'y»lor dustry to follow. Royal8ed*n •/ ' * 1599 1795 , 200 SWEET SUGAR hospital. Crown Sedan « • • • 1795 ' 1895 1OO crcntca a distinctive depar- Today, whllo attempts ore Hospital Auxiliaries Meet. FbMtooPhaeton, *13941395 . ' Sporp t Phactou, $1495 turo in design and a now still made to match the first Representatives of 85 nuxlllnrlcn Ml rVfcu I. •• fc VtlnK »AI«* ls«n>««i tdnal

at Asbury Park last Saturday week township only one had perfect at- Call on Luko Longhead tor an; QU1NN, PARSONS A DOtUMUS, BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. to George H. Pittenger of tho lat- tendance records for September. sor)rt 'of want. Ho specializes In all COUNSELLORS AT LAW ter place. • This was ATdena with nn enroll- hjtfl.id Uulldlne. (Ud Hank, 1 kinds.—Advertisement. John J, Qulnn, rhaodor* D. PHIIOIU, ', < . i : -I ment of 81 pupils. Tho civic department of the Ma- ' Thomsi P. Uortraut. '(Continued from last page.)v tawan Woman's club has built an New Committeeman. . Are You WILSON k SMOCK, A scries of Chautauqua.entertaln- attractive approach to the lake at COUN3ELI11I1S A'l LAW. BEST TONIC ments will bo hold in tho Spring J. Frank Weigand's place on tho the foot of Park avenue. Large Raritan township committee has ometsiiio tin rroni stitet Lako community hoyse this fall and steps lead to a boat dock and tha "Toxic?" ALSTON BEEKMAN, winter. Tho dutos are October been declared vacant because he is CUUN8EU.OR Al LAW. slope has been plantcd"wlth not a resident of the township. He It Is WclI.Tnen, fo Ltairo tfie Importance Offlcea. 10 Broad St., BED IIANtt. W. J. 20th, November 13th, December seed. . oj Good Elimination, Jbr old motors 2d and January 31st has been succeeded by James W. WILLIAM E. FOSTERT Married Last July. Aumack. Auto Kills Deer. . UNCTIONAL inactivity of the Announcement has been made of Give your car a treat of An automobile driven by Clar^ School to GITS Show." kidneys permits a retention of the marriage of Miss Olive Insley F ence Woolley of Farmlngdole struck The Freehold high school is plan- waste poisons In the blood. Symp- GEORGF. D. COOPER, "~ Esso.' Then feel the surge and Leroy Smith of Keyport, The buck deer last week near Lower ning to givg e a musical comedy on toms of this toxic condition are a , CIVIL ENOINEEft* wedding took place last July and Snecetior to <]«crs« Cooptr, O. B. of new-born power. No Squnnkum and killed the animal, NovembeNb r 4th and 6th unded r ththo dull, languid feeling, drowsy head- the couple are now on a trip to Can. aches ondi sometimes, toxic back- •HiW'PuHd.iig. HBP BANK. N. J. •which weighed 150 pounds. It was direction of the John B. Rogers pro ada. ache and dizziness. That,tie kidneys GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr., C. E., anj more, knocking, no more turned over to a game warden. ducing company. Asbury Park Man Dead. ore not functioning as they should Is GEORGE F. RANDOLPH,.C. L- 1choke, no more sluggish Married in June. Hurd—Walil. . often Bhown by scanty or burning orviL ENniNEEiia AND auitvBVons. George L. Fowler, a resldont of Harry Wahl of Asbury Park and 80 Broad Strict lt»d Dank. Hi, pickup. Esso is the elixir Tho' announcement of tho mar- Asbury Park for fifty years, died passage of secretions. Many readers WALTER C. VANKEURES: ~" \ riage of Mlns Olga Emmono, daugh- Miss Virginia M,~ Hurd of Detroit liave learned the value of Doan'a CIVIL ENGINEER AND SUItVEVOK. Tuesday of last v/cek of heart trou- were married at Newark o:i Satur- Broiil Slrtel NiUonil Utah Buiidlni, , of youth, It kills carbon" ter of George Emmons of Bradley ble. He was.60 years old and Pills, stimulant diuretic to the kid- Bad Dank. N, J. Beach, to William Dihgco of Nep- day. The groom is a real'estate neys, in this condition.'TJtcrs every- loaves a widow and four children. 1 GEORGE McC. TAYLOR, C. E. . ' trouble.' Try a .tankful tune City was announced last week. agent, where endorse Doan'a, ,Ask your CON9ULTINQ ENCllNEEll. CIVIL EHOINEEB and 8UI1VEYOR, • today, ••; • ' - - The wedding took place in June. Hurt In Upset. New School Physician. neiihbotl it Rcctoi Pl»e«. Red Dank. N. J. Elmer Robbing of Freehold was Dr. James Chnsey has been elect- Weds a Californian. OR. HAROLD J. STOKES, laid up last week with injuries re- ed school physician for West Long PILLS DENTAL 3UIU1 EON. ,Miss Marion R. Jones, daughter ceived when one of Voorhees's bak- Saeeeaaor to Dr. Frank Lea. of William F. Jones of Hanasquan, Branch to succeed Dr. E. M. Bcacli, 60c SI Ilroal Straat. Elmer DuUrilnir, ery delivery wagons upset as the who will make a trip, to California DOAN'S Rooms 4, 6 and 8. •was married last Friday week to horae became frightened and bolted. Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidnmy Offlea Uoura 8:50 to 5:oo o'clock, Lester S. Kruser of San Diego, soon. Foster-Milbum Co., Mfg. Chem.. BufXalo, N. Y. Lost Licenses. - Telephone 808'W. California. :The couple will make /ILLIAM A. HOPPING, Frank E. Quarlee of Asbury Park Real Estate Broker, . their homo at West Belmar. 'rues BaUdlntt, A9 BROAD STBHST. and Elwood Crammer of Allentown RED BANK. N. 1. Stolon Auto Found. tyere among the autoists who last ENJAM1N J. DOWNER, An automobile owned by Charles week lost their driving licenses on LAWYER, IEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY Pantaeo of Asbury Park which was charges of driving while drunk. MASTER IN CHANCERY. stolen last week was found a few Sways Asbury Park Houae Toi/. ' 4. Broad Street, Red Banlc. N. J. days later in the woods on the Colt's o Mrs. Lucy C. Egolf of Asbury LBERT B. DIRHAN, Neck-Farmingdale road. Five tireB REAL ESTATE BROKER. . Park has bought a house on Seventh Irhan Bulldlnsr, Drummond Place, had been taken from it avenue at that placo from tho Ap- HousePi Phone SS3. RED BANK. NEW JERSEY. Found Old Relic. pleby citato. The lot is 76x150 feet E. V. Fleming of Asbury Park and the house has ten rooms. Its superior beauty found the stock of an old musket Died in Hospital. durahiuttf and economy EGAN'S The Giant Povret fuel on the bench at Ocean Grove Sat- Mrs. Susan E, of Mana- urday. The stock is part of a mus- aquan died in the Englewood hospi- established htf ket of the Flintlock-type used in uto Vans and Express Costs 5 cents moss-worth it tal last week of a cerebral hemor- three fvacticaljests Now thfct moTlos tJma la peax 1 am the Revolutionary war. rhage. She was 79 years old and is irepared to do* roar aext movloa of rornl* ure. PIADOI or baitsBSO to all parts of Viaiting Old Home. • lurvived by three daughters, lty or country, in tfaa urgut pad4ai3 vacs Cecil Snyder of St. Joseph, Mis- i Bed Back. Before TOO bate your next Building .Greenhouse. OOTIOB donu. wrlta, sead oi call for tha souri, has been visiting relatives at inly reliable farnlture movera ID *m n, and Richard Sengstack of Freehold Is [et my prices on roar next lob. AU.kinds Freehold, where he formerly lived. building a greenhouse on Jerseyvllle of beaTT or Debt trucking dona at abort He is superintendent of a gas com- avenue to raise flowers for his flor- notice. Call or address • pany at St. Joseph and came East to ist business. In tho spring ho plans The Weather Machine Test- applied to a black panel. Whits J. T. E»3AIM attend a gas convention. to huild anothor greenhouse. Panels covered with pevoe paint lead and White Zinc—the pig- 11 WALL STREET, RED BANK New Manager. are placed upon the slowly turn- ments, used in Devoo Lead and Reiidenca Phono 292-R Buying Seed Potatoes. ing wheel of the "weather ma* Zinc House Paint are the only Office PhoDe 639.R Harris P. Stevenson of Coates- Ira Baird of Freehold, who is /chlnoV fa onr factories, nnd «ub- pigments that completely cover 10 WHARF AVENUE ville, Pennsylvania, is the new resi- connected with the Monmouth coun- jected to the heat, cold and wet and hide the black surface. —FOR- dent manager of the Jersey central that paint most withstand la ty farmers' exchange, is on a trip The Spreading Test—Tested by STANDARD • OIL • COMPANY * spend a few mlnutci comporloK t Mew Ouod-GA hai power ctjuto- tloneand on up put the hbjheit piano A houso ownod by Mrs. Jossl Nine continuous yenrs of leadership! I'or nny umlor oath, within ilx month* from tht rwua of *,IM vlbmlonbmlona to aatonuhlntonuhl c Electric JVwer vrlth buttery-power tint* or th» .troreinit] order, at thir will !>• •lent to 10 "B" Dutterici. Fowtr 6,000. NOW— oillra knknboardicprob - tone. New Oarod-EA Is the fore- Hurwltz of Bolmax wan wrecked by other car to equal thin would mean retaining fortvtr bArrtd of thfllr ncllou* thwtot tubes 100 times moro powerful iluctd farflKtrl lc TrawTl runner of a new epoch In radio flro lant Thursday night with a losi continuous leadership until 1936—almost •galnifc th« 0»id •ubsm-Uicm, a thaq standard tubes. A Super J)it<-(t b'ravtxiM. H. J., Aumut It, 10H. Rcoptloru Perfectly amulngl of ?8,OO0. ThlsVns tho fourth flr< another decade. OWAIILKU K. OI.MIKA._. Transformer tin* »tep» up tha e»- fllU Oc««n Ay«.t Urookl/n, H, X* hauttl»>,itctdf flow of tho housa Osrod Corporation, Belleville, RJ. lost suffered by Mr. HurwlU in n Tho industrial history of America records' ho J, I'AHKKll* many years, more brilliant achievement than theso nlno IN IIIANCI'.HY Ol' NKW JEH9KV. Price $310. All you add is Loud Speaker and Tubes Apartment Housa Sold. iucceulve years of Buick dominance. ' To IIF.I.BN MIWHEK VOlltill anii JU1IH Brltwotxl Court, a thlrty-famllj VAN HORN YOUNO. h»r hliaband*— • • E. M. WILSON A SON, III virtue of an onlii of the Uouit at }l Lafayette Street i Wliolasala Distributor Nawark, N. J. apartment houao nt Asbury Park > PRODUCT (OF OuNBUAL MOTORS Ohaneetr of N«w Jeriar, made on lh< dlf has boon sold to Goorga W. Loon of the iUt. har.i>r, In > aiuit nh.r. n II *M 4* n.| know vU la your neareat H.r«! D.el.r—write or phone the "Wheleael. Dl.lrlbuto." Msrehanla Trilal Company of »<4 Bank) ard of Heimnr for $260,000. Mr. New Jarier, tmdr mirpiiraU, la ou ara reunited lo ane.ar, plead, afiinei Vl»ta hotel. ,. . r.r demur to Hi. bill of laid aomplalnsnl, H. Li. ZOOELi on at before tha nth ««> ef NuyaqUea Three, Women Fined. ' neat, or Hie aald bill will lie UWo aa .on. Mri. Mtchaol Conway w»n flnei fa.aail aialnat you ~ laid Ml la f $50, Mn. Sonny WlIllaitiB I2G nni Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor Manmoulh Countr Surf«|aU'e ODlca, tnilltnri ol i>M ntatiisil to tnhlblt to tlii Mr). KIUnbotH Smith $2G lust week la tha fnatter at tha aiUte of 1, Dtgr miliiiirllnri. nfoulnn •• mntpM, Uulr il.l.l. and iUman«» »a«ln«t (h« mid ••- All throa aro reildontu of Freehold Mollaa to areclltors to eraiani elalma IMt, undtr o«ih, wllhln jl« monlhi from •«elnei eatate, tlx •)•!• of th« ttomtU tti't, or tli«» nnd hod been nrrcnted for poucna Red Bank. N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. Pursuant to tie jtittr of Joateli Ik Doti' will U lort»»r liarrid of tlijlr •allmu Ing liquor, . Burrorata of th« Oonntr ftTHon- tinrtfof aialnil tin Mid »nlit»lh{;t, mada on the ae.Yante.nth liar ol UaUd KrathoId, n>»l«mli»r iitli, ml*. Solomon—Plttengar. Telephone 955 Telephone 00 Mlaa Carolina (Jolomon, daughter - . TtlildUvimn, N. J. ].!V»ov.v .V>.., «l»«e W tilt

I f&^U&Lte RED BANK-REGISTE OCTOBER 13,. 1926.

A STRAUS A STRAUS Thirty Years Ladies' Silk Scarfs, $2.98 Thirty Years SALE SALE. 1.69 AU Wool Jersey, $1.39 Yd A remarkable purchase of Mallinson's Pussy Wll ISA of Public 54-Inch French spun weave, every wanted dress of Honest ISA color; also black. • , ' ' \ low Crepe Scarfs to sell" at thin low price of $2.98 SALE! Confidence Regular price of these scarfs were a great deal more Merchandising SALE!

Hickory Garters, To commemorate our 30th Anniversary, we are offering vi^v:sped(d.pric^:on:t^j^^-^Ti^.. 2.00 Velour Scarfs, 19c Pair Winter Staple Merchandise—in°somecaseii less thanwholesale cost This is the best Way We know $1.39 Each The genuine hickory garters fir boys Full length ana width with Inaort on and rfrls, in sizes 2 to 16 years, in white of to thank and show our appreciation to thousands of cus^tomers resjponsibh for the steady and both onda> every wanted color. and greystone, worth 25 to 30c' pair. consistent growth of this business, « ' ',' Royal Society 2.00 Satin Charmeuse, Packages, i Price $1.59 Yard Sale opens Thursday, Oct. 14th, ends Saturday, Oct. 30th AU pure silk, 40 inches wido; a grade Discontinued patterns of Eoyal Society wo soil quantities of all year around at' stamped goods, children's dresses, etc. . $2.00 yard. All colors nnd black. 45c Ribbon, 27c Yard Washable Crepe de Pequot Mills Sheets Silk Rayon Bed 54-Inch Balbriggah Best cottoriyslieet made for wear and 1.00 Sport Satin, " Plain moire of excellent quality and fancy- Chine, , Spreads, Jersey, satin ribbon B.%. to 7 inches wide, for washing. • v fancy wojk and hair bows. Worth 2.00 81x90, Keg. 1.89; Sale $1,39 81x108 Seamless, Were 7.98; Wa» 1,6? Yard V 65c Yard Suitable ior under, slip*,, .bloomers, coat $1.39 Yard 79c Yard linings and other USCB, plain, colors,or 63x00, Eeg. 1.69; Sale $5.00 Each figures. ',..'•. '..'•*.' , 60c Ciitex Sets, 43c Ea 40 inches wide, heavy weight; all Handsome brocades and crinkle Suitable for dresses of all kinds for The well known Cutex set contaihing:..all »pure silk guaranteed washable. 54x90, Eeg. 1.59; Sale v stripe'effects, heavy' silk rayon long •women or children. Very durable articles for My Lady's manicure* Every wanted new or staple shade; enough to turn back as bolster in fiVe of the leading^ colors. . 2.00 54-Ih. Wool also black or white. .- - - 45x36 Pequot Pillow Cases spread; scalloped all around. Eose, Suitings, $1.39 Yd; Minerva Yarn, 29c Ball Ruffle-or flat Curtains 50c Grade; blue, gold, orchid, green.. Buy These Blankets,. T# cto*.- out from our regular stock, some Tweed mixtures and others for dress, colon in S!lv« mixes, Lustre Wool, This- 35c Each Worth 7.00 suit or coat wear; variety, of styles' nnd tledow*. Anjora, etc., with Minerva bands ^$1.15 Pair All Silk Hosiery colorings.:'.' '..'.' . ' denoting thrt best quality yarn. The Special mill purchase in ruffle, hem- A Sale of Smart Regular 1.50 Quality $5.00 Pair regular prices of these yarns are 45c to stitched or lace edge; in white, 60c ball. Lest tin price mislead you, these Just,about covers tUe cost of ma- 5.00 Rayon Bed cream or ecj^u. All full lengths, Hand Bags, $1.89 terial, extra large doublo bed size, some of the ruffle curtains have are not "secopds" tmt first grade ab- Here are hand bags of the newest solutely; clearly wove and full fash- patt wool; in the newest plaids oy Spreads, $2.98 Spanish Lace, $1.00 Yd valances also. • Quantity • limited. designj. desirable shades, most ser- all white with colored borders. Values 1.59 to 2.00 pair. ioned—and available. in all the Size 80x105, long enough for bolster and Exceptionally heavy quality lace 36 inches viceable leathers, in pouch and un- smartest shades. • turnback. Scalloped all around—rose,- wide, in all Hie wanted colors; also derarm styles, so modestly priced Splendid Values Indeed! blue, gold, orchid. flounc'r.g in black. Value $1.49 yard. , 500 Boxes Fine that you can buy two that you Anniversary Sale Price usually pay for the price of one. Famous French Kid Ladies'. Umbrellas, Stationery, 39c Box A^ll real leather in calf, pin seal, $1.14 Pair 23c Yard Wide Flannel, Assortment that offers considerable cerate and other leathers in black, Gloves; $2.95 Pair $1.29 variety, white and various tints; brown, tan and other colors. 15c Yard Knitting Wool, So chic are these Gloves witli the' Strips or all white flannel,-.well fleeced Manufactured for us for this sale, Amer- some plain-edges, others with deckle •Values 2.29 to 2.98. on ooth sides, good weight—assorted ican Taffeta in green, red, navy, purple finest kind'of workmanship, novelty edge; some envelopes have opaque ———————-_—__ v - 65c Hank colors in the stripes. -, / and black;, nice assortment of handles. k cuffs, perfect fit and choicest of Value $1.69. c tissue lining of contrasting color— Ladies' Neckwear, 54c Good quality worsted made by the French' Kid skins. Colors sable, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes to the manufacturers of Minerva Yarns in beaver, bisque, grey, butter and box, also correspondence cards in An unusual purchase of neckwear 3.50 Plaid Blankets^ Correspondence Cards knitting wool and"the extra heavy mode—regular 3.95 values. various tints. consisting of salesmen's samples, shaker wool for men's, ladies' and $2.79 Pair 19c Box great many only one of .a kind; in children's sweaters;'in buff, grey, .fine lace, georgette, crepe de chines medium blue, brownl and all good Corsican Bracelets, 98c Double bed SI20, wifnter woight, woof fln- Flaxwheel, good quality, 24 cards and 24 Ladies' Linen Handker- and linen-—in white and colors in ish; assorted; block plaids. , envelopes in six colors. Regular price colors, including, black and white. _ The newest in the Jewelry vogue, 25c. chiefs, 29c Each all the newest shapes including the Very good for Bed Cross work, *A large Bertha style; collar and cuff ' made in all the,latent-colors of red, A special purchase of sample hand- lb, hank at this very special price, blue and green and conneoterT with 2.50 Long Cloth, kerchiefs .made of fine linen in solid sets and vestees. Articles in the value 90c hank. 50c Everfast Prints, assortment worth up to 1.69. gold and silver links. Buy one to colors and white with' colored edges," wear with-each gown, value 1.25 to $1.69 Pc. the new open work and hand em-' 29c Yard Linen Table Cloths* 1.69. • ' . Yard wide, closo even weave, soft finish; broidered corners; made to sell for Silk Radium Pongee, 10 yards to the piece. Guaranteed tubfast and sunfast for dress Regular 4.50 wear and other uses. 50c each; buy three at a time for Regular 1.00 Yard -^L ' ••••'. . 85c Decorative Linens, -- \ . $2.7 0 to 14 years j • real YanJ wlilA for drapery of all kind., ' rnont utrnnpj 12 M walftlit, cost prlco. tlio prlco. Hwontnrs which thrifty mothers 1*111 up- tan and black. Sixes C to OH—tegular prcclnlo toll ummlly far much more , 60c value. lome pattern*) rare bargain, , 4, ^srs^inssfssssssxs YOLUME XLIX, NO. 16, Innso Wuldr, EnUrtd u S«cond-OU»i Matter «t the Pott- one* at Bsd Bank, N. 1. under U» Act ol M»roh «, 1870. KEjD.'EANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 13 TO 26,

never wanted the direct prjmnry culated at the meeting last night i GREAT BUSINESS RECORD: SLOW TIMES IN POLITICS If the destruction of the direct pri SHORT OF MARK $500. CHURCH IS UP IN ARMS favor of retaining Mr. Letts, and TWO TIMES ARRESTED, CORNERSTONE RE-LAID. mary should 'prove unpopular, th< was signed by more than 150 pe THE THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY NOT MUCH INTEREST BEIN' Democrats can use this action as SALVATION A'RMY CAMPAIGN FAIR HAVEN FOLKS WAN sons. - . EAST ORANGE AUTOIST HELD OR THE STRAUS COMPANY. ' ANNIVERSARY SERVICES ATi TAKEN BY THE PUBLIC. big campaign issue against tho Ri NETTED ;$2,000. __ „ PASTOR TO STAY. . After, the meeting- folks stoo IN $1,000 BAIL. publicans; They feel that in th about in 'knots and groups an ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL. The Firm WHt~Beg!n to Celebrate But There'* Three Weeks Yet Be matter i& Is a case of "Heads W It-is Hoped that tho Balance will be Rev. Clarence W. Letts, 'pastor c Fifty Years ofwor.hip at Little It Tomorrow With a Special Sale talked things over. Many expre The First Complaint Made by-Mr, fore Election and Maybe Som, Win, Tails You I-aBe," no matte ' Mailed in by Contributors- the MethodUt Church,' Has Beei sions of sympathy were tendered t< and Mrs. Graraman Was Dis- Silver Church Observed Sunday to Show Its Appreciation of the Llfo Will be Instilled in tbe Gam Three Days of Campaigning and Transferred to Oceanville—-"Pi with Communion Service and Ro« Patronage It Has Received. hovv the matter is decided. Mr. Letts and.mnny hopes were ex- missed, but the Second Had a Before Election Day Comes, Mra. Adelaide Yard Lawrence One of Tag Day Soliciting. test" Meeting Held Last Night. pressed that his sick wife wou Different ^Outcome. laying of Church Cornerstone. . .Tho Straus Company, which is Thi* campaign is ono of the dill Freehold is the Democratic cand; Tho_ campaign for the Salvation Rev. Clarence W. Letts, who ha; soon recover. While this was goin, George J. Busch of liast Orange St. John's chapel at Little Silver ono of tho oldest business firms at est, so far as'the'general* public i date for stato^nator. She .is lik Army at Red Bank netted $2,000, baen pastor of the Fair Havei on a fireman rushed up and grabbe was again arrested Monday as a re- passed , its fiftioth birthday mark Rod Bank, will liavo its thirtieth toresfc is concornod, which Mor whicliis $500 less than the amount Mr. Letts by tho hand, shaking sult of tho accident in which Mr. Sunday. The anniversary was '. mouth county has seen in man the Republican candidates for a Methodist church the past year, ha; birthday this week. Tho firm will sembfy in Essex county in on required. Tho army needs $2,500 been transferred to Oceanville. Thi with as muoh vim and force as and Mrs. Georga P. Gramman of marked with' elaborate services, a celebrate its anniversary with a salo years. About the only politic* to meet its expenses at Red Bank man operating a pUmp handle. Eatontown were injured. Tho acci- complete program of which ap- topic which one hears of in goin thing-. They believe in the ope; church at Fair Haven is a membe which will begin tomorrow nt its primary and they are.going to stic for one year. of tho Methodist Protestant grouj "We'll split this church fro dent occurred twelvo days ago in peared in last week's Register. storo on the cast side of Broad about the county' is the hostility front ot Mr. and Mrs. Gramman's Communion was' observed at tho the' Republican ' organization to that principle regardless of.wha However, thti campaign- workers and the change v/ns made at a con stem to stern if they dont let yo street. In length, of servico it is the the political bosses of their part; hayo not given up hope. They fcronce of Methodist Protestan stay here," he said. "We're %11 wit house. Their car was wrecked. -' morning service and the church was oldest dry goods establishment at Basil B. Bruno for sheriff. That filled. The altar was transformed heard almost everywhere through want them to do.*- Mrs. Lawrenci lieve that a large number of. per- ehurches last week at Lynbrook you I All the fire boys are with yo Mr. Busch was arrested tho first Rod Bank today. There is no other is just like those Essex county can- sons who are anxious to give were Long Island. Rev. Charles Reid o: whether they belong, to your churc into, a flower garden. Ona of tho out Monmouth. Many of tho Re time on a charge of reckless driv- floral pieces wa3 in tho form of a dry goods business in the town publican workers are openly agains didatcs. She believes in tha direcl not reached by the campaign work- South Amboy has been named as or not! If they wont let you kee ing. The complaint was dismissed which .has not changed ownership primary and if she is elected sh( ers and they have made a public ap- Mr. Letts's successor at Fair Haven the church* stay here just the sami cross and it was a gift of Christ Bruno and they dont care whi - by Justice K. Herman Stoye of Eat- since the Straus Company opened knows it. Othors are.working quietl; will stand for it to tho end.- N peal, asking all such persons to send ". That tho transfer of Mr. Letts tc Preach at tho firehouse. We wil ontown, who after hearing the evi- church of Shrewsbury. Rev. Car- Its doors for business in 1806, and against him, partly Because the; political boss can tell her what thoir contributions to Frank Mc- another church has not met with thi let you have it.and we will guaran dence declared that in his opinion roll M. Burck, tho rector, preached thore are only a fow, businesses of want to retain tho reputation of ai do and make her do it. She is he; Mflhon, treasurer of tho Salvation popular approval of the members o: tee to fill it every Sunday. We thj accident was unavoidable. and in his remarks dwelt upon the any kind in.the town which aro un- own boss about things of that kin Army work nt Red Bank, or to Sal- the Fair Haven church was man' raise your salary,.too! Dont worr; anniversary of tho church and the ways supporting the regular ticltel fested last night when a "protest' The chargo on which Mr. Busch der the same ownership nnd man- and partly' becausa they think they And folks of that sort aro the'kin vation Army headquarters at Red about that.: If, on,' the other han was arrested Monday was that of as- loyalty of its mombers-in the past agement today as they were thirty Bank. meeting was held at the church they let you stay at the church, and at the present time.- • can do more effective wori^ against of folks that are needed in the leg- Since the conference dissatisfaqtioi sault. This hearing was before Jus- years ago. _ . , . • him by going about ikquietly. islature. They get there might The fact that the compaign work- am going to see to it that all th tice Elmer C. Wainright and Mr. ' The firm states that (fie object of ers were not able to reach every- over the loss of Mr. Letts has bee: firemen go to church to hear yo Tha climax ' to tho anniversary seldom, but when they do getf then expressed in no uncertain terms b; Busch was held in $1,000 bail for services was the ro-laying of tho the salo is not to stage something In the meantime Harry N. John they are not figureheads and the one is no reflection on them. The preach."- the action of the grand jury. Mr, 1 i:nn, who is running agamst Basl members of the church. The won cornerstone. This ceremony was dont shift about with.every political job wa&-tob big for the numerical was passed around yesterday that All the time the fireman spoke h and Mrs. Gramman had a number conducted by the rector, whowa» Bruno for sheriff, is going abou wind that blows. Mrs." Lawrenc strength of the committee. Capt. kept pumping Mr. Letts's hand u; of witnesses, among them being his campaign quietly, but it is sai< meeting would be held at the churcl assisted by Douglas' Parker, Harold is making a steadfast campaign an Smith, who is in charge of ttie Sal- at night. The news traveled fasi and down. William Mustoe,,a county detective. Sickles, Lester B. Hill and Joseph that his work is none tha less-ef she isn't afraid to lot anyone, know vation Army work at Red Bank, The Methodist Protestant confer- He pulled Mr. and Mrs, Gramman fective because it is done quietly and over 100 persons gathered" a1 White, who are the trustees of the how she stands on public'matter and Capt. Nathan of Newark divi- the church. Most of thfe people ence is not the same as the Metho- out from beneath their automobile church. In the cornerstone were Mr; Johnson is a descendant of *on< S was born with courage! and sh sional headquarters, state that they dist Episcopal conference. It has n after the accident. of the old Monmouth county fam there were members of thGvChurch placed a bible, two prayer~bbok's, a ' hasn't lost any of her birthright. want to thank all the workers, in the but there were some who wen bishop but has a president-instead Both cars were going in the same program of the anniversary serv- iliesl "His groat-grandmother anc campaign and assure each one that The government of the church is his great-grandfather were botl Probably at the meetings of poll members of other churches anc direction when the accident oc ices, a roster of the communicants tlcians there is some talk about Re his or her hard work is deeply ap-. some who belonged to no church at different from tho Methodist Episco curred, and Mr. Gramman was en- born in Monmouth county, and h predated. Thanks are alsotaxtend- pal church, but its beliefs anc! thi of the church and members of the Monmouth ancestry probably run: Bank borough candidates, but noth' all. tering his driveway when he wa Sunday-school, a number of' coins, ing is heard of town politics in gen ed to those who made contributions. order of service are the same. It run down. Mr. Busch and the other further back thnn that. Ho holdi The campaign was made the first customary for the Fair Hnve three Monmouth county newspapers to the old Monmouth traditions-anc eral conversation. The political David Bennett was in charge o occupants of his automobile claimed containing accounts of the anniver- committees hold their meetings an three days of last week and it end- the meeting. He explained that the church to have pastors for lonf the car" was going at a rate of fif- this is said to be helping him con periods ^and the action of tho con, sary and two religious publications. siderably in rural parts of the coun figure out what is going to happen ed Saturday with tag day solicita- conference had met at Lynbrook, teen miles an hour. This was con- Tonight an anniversary prayer and both parties say they are mak tions. Long Island, and that its sessions ference'in ordering Mr. Letts trans tradicted by Mr. and Mrs. Gram- ty, whore there has been no greai . 4i» . ferred at the end of one year cams service will be held at^the church, influx of new settlers. ing a big campaign. But" they d( ended Monday. The Fair Have man, Mr. Mustoe and other wit- church was represented at confer- as a thunderbolt of surprise to thi nesses. They testified that the with a sermon by Rev. J. Gibson not make a ripplo in current talk GREETING MRS. LAWRENCE. Gantt of Maryland, who was rector Outside of his Monmouth count; Everyone seems to be glad thai ence by Theodore P. Morson. The community. Gramman automobile was dragged ancestry, Mr. Johnson is a man o' Public Reception Next Tuesday at church members at Fair Haven ha thirty feet along the road by Mr. of the church from 1881 to 1888. Mrs. Julia Keough is to hane n A musical program will be rendered education and of capable businesi opposition for collector, but that ii Mrs. Archibald L. Miller's. " held - a meeting some time ago a MASS MEETING AT SCHOOL. Busch's car and that Mr. Busch's qualities. He has been .deputj A reception for Mrs. Adeline Y. which they voted almost unanimous- automobile must have been going and at the conclusion of tho service u about as far as public interest i a social time will be held at the sheriff for tho past three years un the election goes. Lawrence of Freehold will be given ly to ask conference to return Mr, Middletown Township Democrat! much faster than" fifteen miles nn der .Sheriff John H. VanMater, ant next Tuesday afternoon by Mrs, Letts for another year. Mr. Mor- Plan for a Big Gathering. hour to havo performed this feat. home of Mrs. John H. Lippincott, But though the average voter ma' widow of the donor of the land hiB public -work has befen of higl be apathetic about the election, th Archibald L. Miller at her home at son made this fact known to confer- The federation of Democrati Mr. Gramman says ho will sue quality., It was ho who secured thi 63 Riverside avenue. The recep- ence, but in spito of all his efforts clubs of Middletown township hav where tho chapel stands. At Mrs. co-operation of tho board of free Republican strategists and part to prevail on that body Mr. Letts Mr. Busch for the damage to his Lippincott's talks will be given' by •workers of Red Bank are not aslee tion will be public and all the peo- arranged to hold a mass meetin car and for the injuries suffered by CHARLES K. STRAUS. holders to improve the conditions o ple of Red Bank and vicinity, both was scheduled to go. Friday night at the Port Monmouf Rev. Robert MacKellar of Ked\ tho jail as far as that could be don, by any means. All over the tow himself and his wife. Bank, Rev. W. 6utton Dale of Rum- for self-glorification but to offer of Red Bank proselyting is bein women and men, will be made wel- Tho Fair Haven clergyman -wa schoolhouse. The congressional without building an addition to thi come. Although Mra. Lawrenco i county and township candidates son and Rev. Alanson Q. Bailey of * bargains to tho people of Red Bank jail to accommodate the greatly in dono for the Republican cause. J notified by Rev. Mr. Reid, the minis- Collingswood, a former rector of St.' and vicinity in appreciation of the good" deal of it is being dono b1 the Democratic candidate for sena- ter selected for Fair Haven, to va- have promised to be present. PHILATHEA SOCIETY DINNER creased number of prisoners of the tor, the affair will be non-partisan Those who are in charge of th John's chapel. prosperity which their patronngo past year or ,Jwo. The jail has ac- women. Some of these women are cale the parsonage Thursday,- as Mr. It Was Held Last Night at the Cozy has brought to tho company. '.The former Democrats ^ who aro now It will be held from four until sis Reid would move in at that time. meeting say it will be the bigges Corner Tea Room.. commodations for 84 prisoners anc o'clock. James R. Wolcott will b SUDDEN DEATH THIS MORNING store windows, which ore tho largest there have been as many as 14 working for Republican success be- Mr. Letts's popularity in the com- Democratic demonstration in s th The Philathea society of the Red In Red Bank, hove been specially prisoners in the county jail at on &uso they aro paid to do so. the .caterer. munity is remarkable for a man township this year. They say Bank Baptist church held ita an- Mrs. Ann Whittingtoh was Sick dressed for tho occasion. Whole- time, within recent months, One of theso former Democrati Mrs. James D.. Otterson of Broai who has been there a year only, Democratic prospects ate improv- nual banquet last night at the Cozy Only a Few Minutes. sale firms that hoVo business rela- women who is now> wo&ing wi}1 street will entertain a few intimate •^he congregation and the commun- ing daily in the township and thai Cornerj- tea room on Monmouth Mrs. Ann Whittington died very • tions with.the* Straus concern are A considerable number of Re- the zeal of a new convert for th< friends at her home Friday after- ity do not want to lose him and he of late the swing has been all thei: co-oporating with' the store owners does not want to leave. In addition street. A fine chicken dinner was suddenly early this morning of publicans who are opposing Brunc other party got talking the othe noon of this week at a party foi way. The Democrats are runnini served.;' Thirty-two members of the acute indigestion at the homo of her in celebrating tho anniversary. are also opposed to BbMen A. Jef- Mrs. Lawrence. Mra. Lawrenc to his popularity the' fact that he Allen -B-..-Beeglo.i.nnd, Benjamir day about how she wins votes. < society were present. A basket of daughterg, , Mrs. Nicholas ^'Cla^y y -pf-pv . The company began its career by frey.y- Thor; roasoir -for vtfiis opposipp - -Haulbosky-f6r 'to\vnSh'ip committee- v buying tho dry goods business 6f "Sure, -I-trm- "working- *or ^ out working and that cant be done. afternoon and will continue unti county nnd local campaign will be Mrs. Fred Conklin treasurer. The live in Kentucky. all present are served. the sudden sickness of her husband discussed. All of the local candi- abeth . Clay estate, adjoining the The * woman went on to tell how Mr. Winder is'in a ycry serious con- socicty.will hold a Hallowe'en party original store on the north. Abram O. Johnson of Monmouth she won votes- for the Republican, dates are expected to be present. October 26th at tho home of Mrs. RECEPTION FOR' CANDIDATES.. Beach and John A. Butler of Ocean dition. Mr. Letts and'his little boy Harry N. Johnson, the Democratic party: She has a large number of Red Bank Firm Get« Culvert Job. Ralph, who is eleven years old, are Hugg on Maple avenue. Charles Straus, during'all. of, his Grove aro the Democratic„ candi- friends, many of whom take no in- candidate for sheriff, will ' ho on t will be held at Long Branch by • thirty years in business, has, not dates for freeholder. They aro mak- Tho Red Bank construction com- now keeping "bachelor's hall" at hand and some of the, other county the Women's Democratic Club. erest in the outcome of elections the parsonage. missed n day from business on ac- ing their campaign on tho basis that and dont care who wins. The wo pany last week was awarded a con- candidates are also expected. Pupils Selling Season Tickets. - The women's democratic club of count of sickness. Ho is a member good business men are needed in tract by the county board of frec- Rev. S, F. Sleeker of Como, who man politician said she did noi district chairman of the Motho- Tho high school nthletic associa- Monmouth count will hold its an- of several fraternal, and civic or- tho freeholders' office.' Thoy say waste much time arguing with dyed lolders to build a concrete nrch cul- Jr. O. U. A. M., Take Notice. ion is selling season tickets for all nual luncheon am. reception to the ganizations of Red Bank and is ono that the expenditures of tho board •ert nt Morgnnvillc at a cost of dist Protestant churches in this aec- Juniors or their families wishing 1 in-the-wool Domocrats. She real- tion, was at the meeting last night home athletic games. A season Democratic candidates for political of tho officials of tho Broad Street of freeholders amount to about two ized the futility of trying to change $4,715. to attend tho National convention icket costs ?2. Tho Leonardo-Red offices on Saturday "afternoon, Octo- national bank. His brothers! Julius He coulcj not throw mucl. light on demonstration at Washington, D,. million dollars a year, and that as ;hem. ' Instead, she appealed to the the reason for transferring Mr, Bank game is not included in the icr 23d, at the Garfield-Grant hotel and Fred Straus, are associated there five freeholders this Men, Take Notice. C, Saturday, October 16th, can ar- ( ora Indifferent voters to go.to tho polls There's a lot of comfort in the ictts to Oceanville. Ho said a eason ticket as the proceeds from at Long Branch. Governor A. •with him in tho business. . makes average of about 1 range for bus transportation. Price an »nd voto the Republican ticket. "If thought that you're looking your number of changes had been made 56.00 for round trip. Bus leaves his game aro divided- between the Harry Moore has been invited and Each brother has charge ofono $400,000 for each freeholder. The they aro good frlonds of mine,' jest. Clean shoes, clean linen, a n a certain group of churches and Red Bank at 7:00 A. M. on October schools. thero will be other prominent speak- of the storo's departments. ' Fred Democratic candidates say that ,w :ontinuod the woman, "I tell them licely pressed suit and a clean hat hat Mr. Letts was included in this 16th. For information call up :rs. The club has been very active Straus has been Identified with the spend this money so that tho county ;hoy must voto that way, for if my io top off tho picture. Bo careful Brother Archer, telephone 1288-M BUSSES luring the year and the coming; rc- business sinco, 1914' and Julius will get full value for tho big listrlct goes wrong I will loso the ;o see that your hat is dways fresh, group. I not later than nino o'clock Thurs- To the Sesqui-Centennial at Phila- cption will be one of tho main, Straus has been managing hig de- amount of taxes paid requires ob I've got now and someone else ind new looking. A dirty hat can While tho meeting was under way day morning, October 14th.—Ad- ivents of the yenr. partment of,tho business since 1918. delphia Every Wednesday. Bound business ability nnd that thk> ill get it nnd tho money thnt goes spoil your appearance. We'll keep the mayor and council filed into vcrtisement. Burdge & Russell will run special Juliu Straus and his family live on is what the peoplo will got if the t up to tho minute. Jnst call us— ith it. • hurch, they having; just finished Navesink Rebecca Lodge, No. 79, DeLuxo bussos to the scsqui-conten- Cake Sale for a Hospital. Rockless place.- Ho has a son- and Democratic candidates for froe- and we'll bo glad to givo you the nial at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a daughter, who attend, the Rod "And do you, know," continued besf'of good hat service. Leon's, thoir meeting in tho council room I. O. O. F/, will hold a supper in A cake sale will bo held on Snt- holdor are elected. Harry G. Bor- ho woman, "ns a final clincher to nearby. Not one of the members every Wednesday, round trip $3.00. Bank public school. Mr. Straus i« 0-70 White Btroct, phono 1045 or ;ho basement, of tho First M. E., ,eavo corner Broad and Mechanic irdny niornini;, October 23d, in the der Mr. Jeffrey's running mnto for got tho votes of thoso indifferent 34, Red Bank.—Advertisement. of tho governing body is r. member •hurch, Brond and Monmouth treasurer of tho Aled Bank business freeholder, evidently considers that streets, Red Bank, at' 8:00 A. M. itoro on Brond street, formerly oc- voters there is nothing that gets of tho church, but there probably streets, Thursday, October 14th, Leave Centennial grounds at 7:30 upieil by A. Snlz & Co., for tho moh's association. ho is In no danger. He feels that the ;hom BO much as treating them to Special Discount on Ttrel. isn't a church member who is more Erom 6:00 to 8:00 o'clock. Tickets ~\ M. Careful drivers, comfort- icnefit of the Red Bnnk auxiliary Charles Straus, in rominlacent revolt of tho Repubflcahsis not lev- n 'ico cream sodn. Treat them to Saturday will • be Re-opening interested in keeping Mr. • Letts at iO cents.—Advertisement. blo busses. Buy your tickets in { the Spring Lake hospital. , . talks with friends, has often spoken eled at him In any way nnd ho re- n ico cream, soda and thon tell Day at Fred H. VanDorn's, 77 Mon- ndvanco at offlco o£ Burdgo & Rus- mouth street, Red Bank, nnd n spc- 'air Haven than the borough offi- Those Blankets 1 of the motives which actuated him gards his ro-olection as certain. then! you wank them to vote Re- cials. Especially is this true of ell, Globe Court und Mechanic Special Discount on Tires. Shortly aftor Senator William-A. :ial 15% discount will bo nllowod Small quantity left over; will be itreet, Red Bank.—Advertisement. in'building tho big addition to tho ublican becnuso it will help you or cash on all Firestone and Old- ilayDr Charles V. Cross nnd Coun- m salo until Saturday, October 10 Saturday will be Re-openlng storo; ' Ho made tho enlargomont Stevens got trimmed for tho posi- Day at Fred II. VnnDorn'a, 77 Mon- 1 nd nino out of ten of them will ield tires and tubes thnt day. Road cilman Augustus M. Minton. Both ,t same price, p.00 each. Get not bochuso his businosa had grown tion of president of the senate last iromlso to do so. It's surprising its'large advertisement on'pngo 20 wero cnlled on to express their :hcm while they last: Prown-Coop- Crystalline Lamp Shades, mouth street, Red Bank, and a apo- to such an extent as to warrant blg- year, a plnco to.(which he aspired, f this issue.—Advertisement. Beginning Mondny morning, Oc- lal 15';!) discount will bo allowed hnt nn ico crenm sodrf will do. riowa nnd both complied with the >r Co., 47 Brond street, Red Bank, ;obor 18th, at 9:00 o'clock, instruc- or cash on nil Firestone nnd Old- ecr quarters nt that time, as bo- ho apparently learned-hlB political it'll Influonco ten times as many •cquest. ihono 1099.—Advertisement. lesson and ho has been a good little ;irin classes in scissor painting will lold tires and tubes that dny. Road causo' ho beliovod that,folks likoa" otes as speeches or litorature. '.'The Miai.i Storm," Both said it would be a mighty itart in our Dennteon department his largo advertisement on page) 20 to trade at a big storo ;whlch car- boy over since. Ho took chargo Thoro's a lot of women who are ?lorida'fl greatest disaster, simp; by Saleswoman Wanted. y a special domonstrntor from of.this issue.—Advertisomont, rlod a Itirgo and varied stock. The of tho opposition to tho direct pri- /crnon Dalhnrt. On tho perfect orry dny for Fair Haven if Mr. , Saleswoman experienced in dry nfluenced by it when it Is worked Letts was allowed to leave the com- tooda wanted for ftcady position. Dennison's, New York-store. In business promptly responded to tho mary and ho did his best to take y the right party. It's what I call •ocord. Many othor new numbers. Btruction in any craft absolutely Halloween is Near* -•*<.- away from tho people tho right to Como in nnd hoar thom nt Fi-own- munity. Both said thnt Mr. Letts Inquiro at once. J. Ynnko, 30 'roe. Ideal Art Shoppo, 100 Broad- growth' nocdod to m.nko necessary •radical politics. It gets results." Sqoper Co.'s, 47 Brand street, Red ught not to leave; thnt if it, enrrte1 Crond street, Red Bank.—Advcr- We linvo a wondorful assortment tho new quarters and Mr. Straus choose their candidates for gover- A Rod Bank RopuUlican club was "nnlr, phono 1099.—Advertisement. tiscment. vny, Lonp; Branch, N. J. Mrs. P. of Hallowe'en nrticlos: Horns, falso , soon found that his judgmont wan nor nnd United Stales' sonntor. o n question of whether conference We!ls.-—Advertiso!iient. fneos, hais, pumpkins, party goodi, irganlicd last Thursday night at ihould rulo or the peoplo of Fnlr confetti and BtrenmorB. For other " sound iri making tho onlargomont. He is making his ^campaign this ho town hall. Brndloy M. Fischer, Radio I Attrnctivo rooms, privilogo of With ita width of. G2 foot, the yonr chlofiy on tho principle that llnvcn should rulo, Mr. Letts should itchon; conveniently located, .re- Real Estate For Sale. itema watch our dlsptny in tho win- ho took a prominent part In organ- Lot Bob Johnson solvo your radio iccedo to tho desires of tho pooplo Just n fow choioo lots left on t|io dows thin week. I'rnwn-Coonor Co., ntoro lias tho larKojrji,Brond atroot If ho is olectod ho will tako 'this irobloms for you. Monmouth Rn- ined'surroundings. Monls If do- ilng tho club, Was clioaen president. jf Fnlr Haven. "Do you wnnt to lirpdrgarngo.. Apply Mrs, Knight, Jooncy trnct. Tho best locality 47 Bronil slroot, Rod Bank, phone - frontngo ot any business In town. right away from the pooplo. In Ithcr officers wore Thonina Jnrdino lo Sorvlco, Second National Bank icnr tho Shrewsbury river. Any 1000.—Advortlsomont. this ho 1» supported by most of tho ullding, Broad street, Red Bank, envo Fair Haven?" snld Mr. Mln- Gl Brand fltreet, Red Bnnk.—Ad- BociniBO^ of Its largo windows, Ita Iret vice prcaidont, Mm. J. J. ;on, addressing Mr. Letts. -ortlscmcnt. _ irokcr or Tho Invostmont and skylights, numerous windows, nnd wealthy men In the Republican par- nurd »econd vice prcsldon't, Dr. 'hono 1184, R..S. Johnson, proprio- Realty Corporation, 69 Brond Radio I ty, who likewise- want this power .i—Advertisement "I dont wnnt to lonvo Fnlr Hn- itrcot, Rod Bank.—Advortlsomont. othor facilities for gottlng light. It V. Wolr third vlco president, on," responded tho clorgymnn. Saleswoman Wanted, Authorized dealer for Gnrod, has boon named tho "daylight taken from tho pooplo. rank Gregory rccrotnry, Norman Milllnerjr Specials. .horoutrlily bxpcrlenced In Indloa' Zenith, DoKorrnt and Pdrrand Tho blpr Democratic politicians "Then,* dont you do It," reapond- ind children's wenr; steady posl- Rose Garden Reitaurant, Godloy product". Monmouth Rti« utoro," Evonon tho gloomiest nnd ardlnor corresponding secretary A very largo and now neloctlon d Mr. Minton. "Stick to us nnd ' dullest days It In soldom nocossnry hnto tho direct primary ns much na lon, good pny. Goldberg's, 24 7 Monmouth street, open novon dlo Sorvlco, Bccona NiUlonnl Bank ind Rnlph R. Eckcrt tronsuror. f ladles' hats just received, om- ,vo will stick to you." Irond ntrcet, Red llnnk.—Adver- nys a wcok from 7:00 A. M. until building, Brond ntroot, Rod Bank, to ronort to nrtlflclnl light oxcopt tho big Republican* do, and they Wllllnm A. Stovonn, who l» run- iracing nil tho Intent colorn nnd 2:00 P. M., sorvlng brcnkrnnta, at night. Mr. Strnus hollovos that would bo Kind to BOO It knocked out. Floyd Smith, tho borough clerk, isomont. Phono 1184, R. ft. Johrnon, proprie- ng for ro-elcctlon as nonntor, hapen, prlcod from ?2.05 to JB.'.lfi. ivns nnothor speaker, Edwin Stowo uiichcB nnd dinnors; 7fi conts chick- tor,—Advortlspnic it. shopping In natural light Instead of But'thoy tot tho Republicans doing ioko ngalnit tho present prlmnry lonobud Shop, 44 llroml-Blreot, Hcd Knight'* Tea Room, n dinner servod every dny. All in artificial light is ono of tho major ft pratty good Job at destroying tho ank.—Advortlsomcnt. tvns nnothor mnn who urgod Mr. 01 Brond street, Rod Bnnk, clollcl- amo cooking.—Advortlsomont. Millinery Specials. , w and > In favor of nominating Lottn to remain nnd urged tho poo- roniona for ths popularity of tho dlroct primary nnd thoy aro con- nndldntes nt conventions. Tnlks homo cooking, Stpoclnl n In A very lnruo nnil now ickotlon, atoro. • ' tent to alt back nnd lot tha Ropubll- A Lefever Lull « Lifetime. lo of Fnlr Hnvon to nupport him. nrlo dlnhos.—Advortlsomont. HHones t WatcWh and Jowelrjr of Mdloa' ):nls junt recolvod, »ni- wo also given by Thomas M. Gop- Lofovor guns for tho huntar »l Ono romilt of tho mooting wnn thnt j , brnclne nit tho Intent color* unit ennn do tha trick. They know that 11, who 1» running for assombly- cpnlrlnff dono on prcnilsosl . Work- o spoclnl prleo of $28.95; riwiliir Rev. Mr. Slockor stated thnt In tho Roller Skarlnirl Roller SkatingII nunflhln and prices rltflit. nhnpon, prlcod from t2,05 to »5.06, It's Ju'tl Good business Sense. If tho Rcptibllcnnn destroy tho (11- inn, Robert B. JohniAn, candidate rico $27,50. Any Kiiago. i.eon Work Ronobud Shop, 44 Ilrond ntreat, Ittii ' You hnvo plenty of (rood norvlco- Toct primary and thin notion should nornlng ho would tolophono to tho Third nvcnvio Palnco, Long nlloilll l for andd dlideliveredd , Yo Com >r mayor, Gflorgo W. llf»y, who It ilntln, Kn»t Front street, ono door •/inch, N, J. Como nnd bring your loppo, 09 Brond street, Rod Bnnk. llnnk.—-Ad Vortlsomoiit. nblo clotlioi loft oyer frc/m Inat provo unpopular, tho Democrats •om Talnco thontor'.—Advorllno- cinfcroneo Authorities nnd toll Benson, Don't discard thom whon oking rc-oloctlon ns nnsesnor, hem of tlio fouling nt Fnlr Hnveli. rlond».—Advortlnomont. Advertisement. 'our tfllclcnt donning nnd proimlng could put tho blnmo on tho Ropublt- amen M. I'nrkes, who It a cnndl- int. A Le'feur Lasts a Lli«Hm». enns nnd und thnt argument In tho ilr. Sinclair t, oil* dpOJ* ootlnj; of tho dub will bo held iga rflcolvor. 15 ]5n«t Kront dtroot, -Another inootlnu will bo hold nt frotn I'/ilnrfl ihvntar,—AmtttlMn Hitting back grinning. They think lny nlifht ntv tlio town hnll nt od llnnk, next to Pnlnco thtntor. Mnyplnka will lMils enroor, A petition. wn« elr- ont A

ICEBOAT PRIZE. pony in trust. The company is'dl .WEDDINGS. DIED AT PITTSBURGH RUMSpN'S .HONOR " New Weitildo Barber £ rected to pay all profits arlsini Michael Delgludlce has'op'enod k* MANY WILLS PROBATED. Robert Eckert, Formerly of Ocean- Puplli Perfect In Attendance th DOINGS OF WOMAN'S CLUB William ,W. Vaughn Again Donate! from this fund to Mrs. Walker' Conorer—Roberts. ~ barbqr shop and a store fors-tll6>sfrle'l:) port, Passed Away Last Week. First Month of, School, ACTIVE WORK OF! THE ' SEA SeaeonY Trophjr. WOMAN LEAVES HOUSE TO daughter, Mrs. Morrlll, as .long In the presence of a large gath- of cigars and cigarettes at tUt Bon- William Iff. Vaughn of Riversldi sha lives. At her daughter's deatl ering of relatives and friends, Misi Robert Eckert, eon of David These pupils of the Rumson pub core building at 211 Shrewiftiui/y SOf* STARTED LAST WEEK. FATHER AND MOTHER. drive, one of the most enthusiasti ths residue of the estate is to go to Helen Ruth Conover, daughter o: Eckert of Oceanport, died at a hos- Ho school wore neither absent no avenue at Red Bank. Tho night Hb- •. 1 members of the North Shrewsbury pital ot Plttsburg last week fol- tardy during September! ; 1 Concert by the Lawrenco Trio— Seven Men Leave All Their Posses- her daughter's children, but if sh< J. B. Conover of Holmdel, am fore tho barber shop opened..Mr. • iceboat and yacht club and who ha lowing an operation for appendi- Kindergarten. Helen O. Burdlna, tesohe: Paintings Hung—Gift of a Flag sions to Their Wives—Trust Fund should leave tip children then thi Thomas Smith Roberts, son of Wl Dblgiudice entertained a number of given the club its annual iceboat 1 citis. Ho was 26 years old. Ho —Dorothy Slonwnest, Betty Cwler, N«nc —Clubhouse Bonds Redeemed— of $30,000 Created In One of property is to go to Mrs. Walker liam Roberts of New Monmouth Emery, Ruth Ownor, Betty Holt, Hunt his friends at a dnnco in the build- trophy for the past four years, yea was sick only a few days. Be- Art and Literature—Card Party. the Wills. brother, James Sheldon "of Englan were married Saturday afternoon a1 Bedford, Roger,Duck, Roy, piomqutat. Job: ing. .. •• . .... ;,.:.. .. ••/ terday informed Thomas Irvint Froderick' Huelsmnnn and Bab tho New Monmouth Baptist church sides his parents, Mr. Eckert is Cadwalloder, Joseph C«mp«nell«, Jllchti Last Friday afternoon's meeting A largo number of wills were survived by six brothers and two Gardner, Alvah Hoalr, Ohorlu Morris.' Ar Brown, the club president, that h etta Huelsmann, his wife, of Ruth- The ceremony was performed bj Card of Thanks. . ' ot tho Red Bank Woman's Slub wai has ordered another suitable tro probated at Freehold last week. One sisters. They are Louis, William, thur Murphy, Billy ScaJio, panitl^lhea. • erford, New sJersey,' who ownc Rev. A. H. Sutphln of River Piaza, First trade, Evelyn O, Potter, tenoher^ Deeming it Impossible to thank, in charge of Miss Sara A. Arm phy for the coming iceboat season. of these wills was that of Mrs. Ella Edward, Harry, Joseph, and Kath- strong, .the chairman of the mns some real estate in Monmouf a former pastor of tho New Mon Miry Betts. Sophia' Cnmpanello, Helen all in person, wo take this means pf , Mr. Vaughn's trophies.are of th T. Wyckoff of New Monmouth. erine Eckert, who live at home, i Qonlc, Btrban Devltn,- Olatre Hand, rear! department of the club. The pro- county, made.a joint will in whicl mouth church, assisted by Rev. H, exproBsIng our sincere and heartv highest character and are prize: Mrs. Wyckoff loft ?50 to the Fair ,thoy left everything to the survivo Pierce Simpson, the present pastor. Mra. Chorloa Wagner "of Ocenn-' Virginia Kellett, Catharine Korlnga. tin. felt thanks to our relatives, friends gram was a concert by the Law- most cherished by those who hav View cemetery association, the in- . _ .. ••. . . . _. . guret Layton, Conoettagcalio, Betty Sln and1 neighbors, 'also Rov. W.. ,E.' of the two. After the death o" The bride was given in. marriag port and David, who is in China olalr, Jean Stevens, Ruth. Vital, Edith Dol rence trio of Freehold, consisting oi been fortunate enough to win them. terest from which is to bo used for Braisted nnd Dr. Gosling,;for their .: both/whatover°is loft of the. istatt by hor father. Sho wore a cream with the Unitod States navy. The Mar, Frances DelMar, Roy Dauer, llntry Misses Sylvia and Louise Lawrenci The Soy When, owned by Thomas the care of the Tindall and Wyck- Dounherty, Jlmmlct ,'HByhiuat, Joseph attoridanco' and kind oxprcoslons of, was ordered divided into nine parts satin dres3 and slippers, which had funeral was held Friday afternoon pianist and violinist; and Hiss Mary Irving Brown, won the Vaughn tro off grave plot Her house on the Healy, DlclcHolt,.Jesse. Borland, Nelson sympathy' extended during tho. bo- ' which are to go to nine relatives Ir been worn by hor mother at he at tho funeral parlors of Willis I'arku, Lester Fatteriop, Fred Pomphrey, L. Lewis, a solo singer. The con- phies three consecutive seasons am east side of tho road from New .reavement'. caused by tha death of Germany.' ' , marriage and a cap veil made with A. Woolley of Long Branch, Rev. Olcnn' Prltchord, Arthur Sohwohr. John our boloved wifo and rnothor; w« , cert was delightfully rendered and Benjamin L. Atwater's Pet. won th Monmouth to Town Brook was loft Duchess lace. The wedding march Jacob Smallwood, pastor of. the Stanley, Harold Wat, Warren West, P«tsy also.jrlsh to thank all those who received high compliments from Vaughn trophy last season. to her father and mother, Charles Williams, notert Wilson. ' ' members oi the club. • was.played by Mrs. William Lam Oceanport Methodist church, was sont floral tributes. and Elmira" Tindall, as long as HE HELPED A WOMAN. in charge of the service. The Second Erode,, Mtry O. Noonan, teaoho The two paintings which wen Mr. Vaughn gives his prize to th either of them shall live, and at .the bcrt of Caldwell, "Because" an —Qertrudo Betts,".ftjarcaret Betts,. June H. Wallace Bennett'. But ' R. Hayes Cubbprly ' Soor bearers were Benjamin and Frank won by the art department of the club without any conditions beinj death of both the property is to be- "O Promise Me" were sung by Mr, Bpman. Jjlly Connett, Agnes Fanning, .... •-•'.- and Family.'. Covert, Harry and Laurence Saun- Helen Hanldns, Harriet Peters, Morion club have been hung in the club as- cet and the* award is made at th come a part of the residuary estate. Wished He Hadn't Helped Her. Lambert —Advertisement. "* v • ' close of the season to the boat.se- ders, Frank Clayton and-Cecil Mac- Pilling* Jbsephlns Pullep, Lempl Saarcnen, sembly room. The picture, "Th Her mother, Elmira Tindall, her R. Hayes Cubberly of Lon| Tho bride was attended by hei Cloud. Burial was made in Glen- Molly Sorcntlno. Kathleen Twney, Dorl _ Card of Thanks. curing the most number of point 1 Storm," by Carl Kahler, given to nice, Eleanor Tindall Irwin, and hor Branch was driving his automobile cousin, Miss Lois Howard of Cald- wood cemetery at • West Long Walker, Anita Walsh, Edwin Bedford, Ed- Wei wish- to thank our relatives the.club by Mrs. Eichard K. Fox, is in races sailed under the direction sister, Mary J. Irwin, wero each left at Red Hill, near Mlddletown vil- well, as maid of honor and by Mrs. ward Campanella, Anthony Gardner, and friends and Onward Council, of the club's regatta committee and Branch. George Doughty, Wellington Emery. l'«u- hanging in the club library. Mrs. a piece of jewelry as a remem- lage, ono day last week, .when ht James Smith of Freehold. Mrs rloo Healy, Fredrick Harvey, Harold Korr, Junior Mechanics, till those who \V. L. Ferguson,-Jr., of East Front under the club's racing rules. brance." Anything which Mrs. saw a woman autolst tugging am Siegfried Errlckson of Holmdel an Thomas Macintosh, Daniel Xlurpliy, John sent flowors, Rev. W; Rollnrid Ea- DIED IN HIS 69TH YEAR. street, presented an American flag Mr. Vaughn owns the large ic Wyckoff would have received from straining at the task of replacing Mrs. Raymond Hamilton of Cald ; Murphy, Harold Patterson,' Ralph Sealio, ver and Mr. Adams for their sym. Herbert Schumann. Wllllom Shay, John pathy and kindness In our great be- to the. club \ yacht Go To It and he also own: hor father's estate was left to hor punctured tire on her car with well were bride's matrons. Th< George P. Clayton of Little Silver Shea,; Donrttd Sutherland,. Andrew. Tanner, Bpare tire. The day was as hot a: reavement caused by tho death 'of ' Five ten-dollar bonds held by several rnotor craft, ranging in ^ niece and nephew, Eleanor Tindall bride's attendants wore taffet Died Monday at Hospital. Chester VariDrunt.' ', • \. our father, Jomea H. McGlll. • ' from a sea skiff to one of the larg- Irwin and Charles H. Tindall, in the hottest day during the summei frocks in tha pastel^Kades and car- club members were drawn by Io Georgo P,' Clayton of Little Sil- Third grnde, Kathr»n O, Tllton, teacher Mr. and Mrs,'Guy VanNessi ' est cabin yachts' on - the North equal shares. Hor brothor, Howard and the woman was grimy with dusi ried arm boquets of snapdragons. —Agnea Albanionte, Madellns Brill, Elea : for repayment. The holders of thi ver ^ died Monday at the Long -Advertl.sement. • > • , . . Shrewsbury river. His largest Tindall, was bequeathed Mrs. and sweat, which was in markei The flower girl wn3 reggy Hnmiito ner Ilansen, Gllzabath Layton, Emily Lay bonds drawn were Mrs. Frank Dib- Branch hospital, where ho had been ton,, Louise Lernlit.' Mario Leo.. Elliobcth craft Is the product of the Rei Wyckoff's gold watch and $100 in contfast with her smart, fashion- of Caldwell and the ringbearer wa: ben,' Mrs. Jacob Eridel, Mrs. Ray- a patient four days. He had been Ryan, Helen Sinclair, Irono Walker, Viola Card of Thanks. V Bank boat xyorks and is one of th cash; and $500 was left to Mrs. able clothes. Robert Erickson of Holmdel, Thesi Walker. Gertrude Wile, John Black, Mat mond Eisner, Mra. 'William A. Pat- in poor health several months, Last Wo desire to thank relative*, most attractivei yachts for Its siz Wyckoff's nephew, Charles H. Tin- last two. attendants are a niece an then Bomnn, P.obert,,Droltcnbach, Rober friends nnd neighbors for thoS ' terson and Mrs. John H. Cook. The Mr. Cubberly offered to do the August he underwent an operation. in Eastern waters. dall. The income from all the rest nephew of the bride; Holt, Edward Layton, Philip I^mlR, Ro- Kindness, and sympathy oxtendbd;to numbers, were drawn if Miss Ade work and the .offer was accepted Mr. Clayton was born 68 years ago ll Albt Pttf of the estate was left to Mrs. land Marlnnl. Albert Patterson, Thomai u» in our recent bereavement, lajde Williams. Tho job proved to be a harder one ,Tho groom had for his attendant: in Marlboro township. He moved Satrlno. Allan Svkes. William Ward. l Wyckoff's sister, Mary J. Irwin, .as caused-by. tho death of our botovod'" The art department, with Mrs BURNED" WITH IODINE., that he had expected and it required his cousin, Obiiah Mount of Hights- to Little Silver two years ago from ."Fourth grade, Anne I* O'Drlen, teacher long as she lives and at her death —Anna Brill, Marie Connett, Loretta Dim- wlfa and mother, Mrs. KntheHne Thomas Jardine as chairman, will about an hour and a half-to do it, town, as groomsman nnd his broth- Freehold, He leaves two daughters fahormanj also the pallbearars and Liquid Wai Thrown in Faca this property goes to Mrs. Irwin's- die, Veronica Murphy,. Anna O'Brien; hold its first meeting- of the year at the end of which time Mr. Cub- ers, Howard W. Roberts and Wilbu and three sons, they, being Mrs. Katherlne O'Brien, Gloria Oohs, Lillian thoso who sent flowars. •'" '•' .-. daughter, Eleanor Tindall Irwin. the coming Friday afternoon. The Pominie Parrillo of Highland*. berly was more grimy and sweat Roberts of New Monmouth. Rober Myrtle B. Hembling of Little Sil- Parks, Marlon Patterson, Helen filling, Robert X, Sherman and Daughter. The will was made in June of this Elizabeth Shea, Anna. Smith,: Dorothy program will be as follows: Dominic Parrillo of Highlands, than the woman had been. Just, as and Raymond Conover, brothers o ver, Mrs. Pearl E. ' Ralph of Red —Advertisement. -t-rrt' who is better known as "Dingbat," year and the witnesses were How- Sutherland, Doris Sykcn, Gladys Weir, Bulbi, their planting and care—Mrs. Mr. Cubberly was finishing the jo the bride, wero ushers. Bank, Leonard Clayton df Rumson, Mary Fanning. William Boyce, John Con- was laid .up part of last -week With ard W. Roberts and Carrie P. Rob- Isaae H. Gllhuly. . a man whom ho had not observe Following the wedding a recep- Georgo Clayton, Jr., of Lincroft, nor, Edward Gallagher; Oeorso Hnllannn, iodine burns on his face. He wa erts.. John Hand, George Hordt, WnTteV - Kerr. B S Our Hcovll llr In His Artists' letters—Mn. John W, Ivlns. raised himself languidly from a tion to about 75 guests was held a and Lelandi Clayton of English,- AlmightAlm? «y 'pProvl,^d "l F'tner. In His Art current events—Mrs. Arthur Swift. Walking by a vacant lot on Bay ave shady place under a nearby, tree John Lnmbort, George Lang, .Richard Mac- Almighty Provldcneo, lias thought It besbtt Interior decorations, What, When, How the homo'of the bride on the Long town. He also leaves a sister, Mrs. intosh, . Otto Porl, John Iiynn, Harold to romove from our midst by tha hand nue at that place one night when a Thomas Willett of Colt's Neck, The man was a big, able-bodied fel- Amarinda Quackenbush of Ocean- Shay, Qtto' StrohmenRer, John Swenson, of death our beloved neighbor and and Why—Mra. Thomas Jardine. stroet road nt Ho'mdel.. After worthy brothor, Alfred H. Dell, lor man threw the contents of a bottl who recently died.at tho home of low. port, and a brother, John S. Clay- Porter Tooraty, Richard Ward, Clinton The literature department, with wedding-trip to Washington Mr. an< West • ' ™»!V. S^ara a respected member 61 Miss Edith Honigman r.nd Miss of iodine in his face. The man wh< Ms son, Rulif S. Willett of Marl- "Got the tire1 pretty nearly on Mrs, Roberts will begin houeokeep ton of Long Branch. The funeral threw the iodine ran away and was boro, ordered that an insurance pol- will bo held at two o'clock on Fltth grade, Emily B, Pcarsall, tenchei Florence R. Kridel as co-chairmen dearie," said the man to the woman ing at their n^ew home at New Mon- —Charles Betts, John Bruuokner, How- not caught. Some of the iodine en icy of $1,000 be divided equally beloved c'ltlion and "worthy "ember* of will hold its first meeting of the sea- who was evidently his wife. mouth. '" ' Thursday afternoon at the home of land : Congdon, Thomss Grati, Carl Han ol among his eon, Rulif S. Willett; his . |r orgnnhatlon and ono whoso ceunssl son next Monday afternoon at three tered Parrilloy eyes and both eyes Mr. Cubberly gave a look thai Mrs. Hembling and will be conduct- son, Walter Johnson. Lester Porrinc, Ad SU' °? »«* •mlsscdi therefore be (t daughter, Hattio Beers; his grand- dlson Rhlnehardt, Hntthew Scrtvnnlch, o'clock. The discussion will be on were closed for a day. His face wa3 mixed with surprise, dlsgusl Behrant—Johnson. ed by Rev. A. L. Banse of Little Sil- RESOLVED. That th. n>mt..i .» Ti_ii^ son, Clarence .Willett; and two Theodore Stcvonn, Walter Swcnson, Lloyd Ibsen's "A Doll House," andthere was'badly burned by the iodine. He and anger. Ho made the nir ho ver. Burial will be made at. Old grandsons, Vernon Grant and John Miss Minnie Behrant, daughter Tanner, Arnold Tanner, Harold Thompson, will be original work by department was treated by Dr. John L. Opfer- with remarks about-a man who wa Tennent. • Mary Fodcrnro, Ruth Nary. Alice Parks, Grant,' Jr., the two last named to of Lewis Behrant of Atlantic Hlgti members. so lazy as to recline in the shade Ruth Perl. Elizabeth Rlgglllo, Catherine divide one-quarter of the insurance ands, and Neil E. Johnson, son o Walker, Cnlhorlno McCarthy. antUnot help a, man who was doing The club chorus meets for re- policy, between them. In addition Joseph E. Johnson of Navesink, DEATH OF A GYPSY. Sixth (trade, Hatel C, Errlckaon, -tenons: TO DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP. him a favor. er * hearsal every Tuesday night at the to these bequests Mr. Willett's son, were married last Thursday at th' —Adlno Bemls, Eva Bomnn, Mndellm VEP.NON SNYDBB, . \ '!, Mrs. Temperance Stanley Died Last Clark, Nora Connett, Dorothy Hallanan, clubhouse at half-past seven. 'iremen of Red Bank and Freehold Rulif S. Willett, is to get ?I,000 in "Believe me," said Mr. Cubborly bride's home by Rev. Robert Ander- BUSSELL HENDRI0KS0N.' .: -- Friday at Highlands, . Alice JqnnlngB, Hnry Knrlnln, Lillian Mac- r On Friday afternoon, October Will Cross Bati. cash; his daughter, Hattie Beers, is afterwards in talking about the in ion of Navesink. Tho bride was at intosh, Catherine MbLaushlln. May Pratt, .MILLAED P. AUMAOK, •. cidenti "I wont be so quick after tired in white crepe de chine and Dated Fair Hav.n, N. J. Oommlttet. 29th, a popular card party will be The Red Bank and Freehold lire to get ?DO0; his grandson, Clarence Mrs. Temperance Stanley, who Jennie Bell Prlehardp Emily Fallen, Dor- this to help a woman autoist in :arried a boquet of white asters. othy Schnman, Phllomena Emet, Ruth Wil- Thursday. September SOth, 1028. • •; held at the clubhouse by the ways department teams have each won Willott, is to get $450; His grand- was in charge of a gypsy camp near trouble. I'll look .around first anij Miss Edna Chapman was bridesmaid son, Thomai Cariock, John Ctrton, Charles ' DEATHS ^"^^™?. and means committee. The re- and lost the same number of games daughter, Elizabeth Willett, will re- tho railroad station at Highlands, Ell, Stanley Grupy, WH'ard Ivlns, Edward ceipts of the card'party will be ceive $100, another granddaughter, :ce if she has got a lazy husband and she was dressed in blue geor died of apoplexy last Friday at the Kellett, Arthur Kerr. Oliver Macintosh. CLAYTON.—Friends and relatives " «t n contests with Monmouth courity 1 the lato Georg»,P. Clayton are hereby.in- used) to complete the payment of Mabel Willett, will receive-. $100; lidden somewfiere." ette and carried pink asters. .J, age of 68 years. She made her liv- George Martin, Morgan Murray, Charles vltcd without further notice to attend the iremen's teams and they are tied O'Brien, George Bmullon, Hyatt Cunning- painting the clubhouse. . and Harriet Beers, another grand- Otto Johnson, a brother of 'thi ing tolling fortunes and she had funeral on Thuraday. October 14th. »t B:OoV for championship honors. The Red ham, John Ochs, Raymond Stevens, Ken- h n ( H daughter, will also receive ?100. groom, was groomsman. Musje foi spent the past fifteen summers at neth Steven's, y Litty;'8U!;°N °' ' " ""» «°"'»»».' Bank team has • challenged the NEW DANCE CASINO. the wedding march was provided by A CHARLESTON CONTEST, All the rest of the estato was left Highlands. Her husband died a Seventh grade. Ruth B. Palmer, teacher county seat nino to a series of Sun- Two Young Men Have Rented Part the radio, the march being playe lay games to determine the cham- to hla two children, Rulif S. Willett number of years ago at Highlands —Dorothy Gadwallader, Janet Cadwallader, Red Bank Girl* and Boys Have a and Hattie Beers, in equal shares. or Monrhguth Street Building. by an orchestra from WEAF a from injuries received when he was Olga Chrlatensen, Ella Clark, Margarc pionship. Freehold has accepted Cunningham, Doris . FInegnn, Cnthcrlrti WANT ADVERTISEMENTS Party at Long Branch. Two Red Bank ypung men, Bur- New York. ' A request was made run over by a team-of horses and tho challenge.. All the details have for the wedding march and th(_ George, Anna Hallanhan, -Edith Harvey, Too Late Foy Classificatiori. . Miss Kathryn Coulon of West- The. will £ made in January of ton T. Doremus, son of Newton T. a truck. Mrs. Stanley leaves eight Hattie Kellett,' Mary Law, Catherine not been arranged yet, but it is ex- and the witnesses orchestra gladly consented to ploy KO» KENT. hou>o tilth all Improvements' side avenue, Red Bank, gave a par- last year Doiemus, and Carl B. Rose, son of children. The- funeral was held Meiigyo. Mary O'Brien, Julio Olson, -.Ethel ln pected that the first game will be Ferrine, Holen Reid, Lena Serlvanlch, Alice • very good Ibcatlon. Busses pals ty to a number of her friends last William'Hartshorne and Walter H. A. G. Rose, have rented the second it. After the ceremony-a wedding ^e doer. - , Call Saturday .fternooa or/ ilayed Sunday either at Red Bank Monday, at the camp and was in Wilson, Dorothy Zieglor. George Brown, evening* after six o'clock at 78 Broad Saturday night at the home of her Woolley. floor of the farmer young men' breakfast was served for the imme or Freehold. charge of Re/. Howard Frazer.of Joseph Tunney, James Wilson, Jack Zlnga. street, Eatontown. N. J.« . parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coulon John F. Beckman of Colt's Neck Christian association building on diate families and the couple lef on. a wedding trip. On their return Highlands. dSurial was made at Eighth / grade, Mary A. Goodenough, HALF of double house for rent; all lra- of Norwood avenue, Long Branch left to his wife, Johanna D. Beck- Monmouth., street and will open i Elizabeth. \ ;_ V teacher—Edith, ;Browerf-.MOi|rpd- Brown, provements; possession'October IBth Miss Coulon's guests included Hiss- CAR DAMAGED BY TRtfCK. man, his residence property ' at dance casino, which they will naiw they will live with the bride'a par Eleanor Connor, Eleanor King. Catherine ents. Mr. Johnson is employed by Lemlg, Flora Ochs,; Lucy Bice,, Ruth Tan- es Margaret and Muriel Supp, Mae Colt's Neck, including all furniture "Le Bon Tempes." The name is PIED HOSPITAL. Mr.. I. H. Adwl Machine Hit Hopping,. McHenry & Frost of At ner, violet Trout, George Armstrong, rooms for rent; one or two Predmore, Marian Dletz and Vir- and household goods, and also all French for the expression "The John Campanella, Robert. Grupy, Frank rooms completely furnished- for light'- While Parked on Broad Street. other property owned by him as antic Highlands. Mr, John Mansfield Died After a O'Brien. Charles, Olson. Barton Shea, John bouiakcnplnai aultablo for small ftnlUy. • - ginia Chasey, John Strode, Roland Good Time." Hot water, heat, gas and electricity" ifll A Cadillac car, owned by Mrs. I. long as she lives or as long as she Short Sickness. Todmey," George Ward, Jack Weir, Junior - Raver, William Firth, Cedric Ryder, The" second floor of the building West, Roland Wise. • H. Adlemof Broad street, was dam- Mrs. Anna Veronica Mansfield, Ralph Kendall, Leonard Compton, remains his widow. At her death or was formerly used as a gymnasium Young—McQueen. Ninth trade, Luella Jeffrey, teaohi aged last Saturday by a truck iu Charle3 Ackley and Ernest' Bailey remarriage the estate shall be di- wife of John Mansfield of High>- Hilda Barnard, Madeline Bogart. Louise V S 8"?* """"• ft»mi»»>»wned by the Atlantic and Pacific and basketball court. A new dance Miss Hazel Young of Union City for light housekeeping. Hot water7heit, of Red Bank, Misses Dolores and vided between his daughters, Annie floor has been laid in the part for- lands,- died at tho Long Branch deary, Gertrude Connera, Blanche Emery, electrlo and gas: horiellkei reasonable. *i ea -company. Mrs. Adlem's ma- S. Hiltbrunner of Wayside and Har- became the bride Id. A sister, Mrs. Maurice Hoaly, home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter hape. Many extras. Priced right tor S. W. Wilkeson of Asbury Park masquerade and novelty dances in tion of Sam Wood of tho Famous Rebecca lodge of Red Bank at the ives at Rumaoiii Ho was born at The wedding of Miss Geraldino VanScoick of Perth Ajnboy, aged 82 quick sale, Can bo seen at 80 Madison-1 gave to his wife, Harriet L. Wilke- ddition to the regular dances. Plnyera Lnsky company" and for nd Bank, after 6i00 P. M. rhonV, grand Iodgo convention of that or- Joston and bis father and several Thompson, daughter of Lewis S. vears. Mrs. Thompson wns well son, all of his property and named three weoks fifty or moro motion der at Camden last week. This irothors and sisters are living Thompson of Brookdalo farm nt known in Little Silver, having lived CAN OK for sale. In first class condition, i ler executrix. John Noylon of As- picture folks together with nearly a lodge 13 an affiliated organization of here. The body was prepared for iury Park left his entire estato to Wedding Anniversary Trip. •incroft, and Howell vonGorbig of thoro many years. ^ In recent years cheap,to quick buyer. Can be ateti at New York took place Saturday nf- hundred local porsons operated D W 1 WIUr the Odd Fellows. It will.hold a sup- lurial at Worden'a funeral home at ils wife, Anna Noylon, and appoint- Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Wal- sha made her homo with her son-in- B S" °" " "' ' •"«»• tcernoon at St. George's chapel at dally from tho North Shrewsbury per tomorrow night at the Metho- ted Bank and was sent to Boston, ed his son, Patrick Neylon, as exec- ;or R. Walling of Chapel Hill mo- aw and daughter when they livod 024 FORD coupe, In first class «nj|ilonj New York. It was largely attended iceboat and yacht club's headquar- ».«lw...bncri '•*«'»•• Telephone ned dist church at Red Bank. rhere tho funeral will be held Fri- utor. Amos T. .Barber of Asbury ;orcd with their family to Yonkcrs n Red Bank and continued to mako and it ranked-as ono of the out- ters In tho "shooting" of scones of Bank 88B-R, for particulars, !ay. 'nrk left everything ha owned to nd vicinity. On the trip they hnd her homo with them when ttioy m i «• standing social ovonts of the season wintor'sports. . , . . ..•'. FORD racer for salei best oiler this week TO PLAY FOOTBALL HERE. is'wife, Theresa Barber, and np- ns guests Mr. nnd Mrs. William M. moved to Perth Amboy. . takes It, 10 Peters pl.ee, Bed Panic. - Babe Ruth at Ealonlown. »t New York. Some of tho em Tho principal action In the pic- WHEAT and rye for salei about flfty lolntod his friond, William Abbotts, Roberts of Chapel Hill. Last Thurs- Tho funeral wns* hold Sunday, : High School to Use the Doelger Babe Ruth, tho famous ball play- ployees of Braokdale farm and ture, is a thrilling ice yacht raco and bushels; suitable for seeding or feldlnsV Tr., executor. William Edwnrd dny was tho fortieth wedding annl lurlnl bolng made In Fair View '• B. Hun, Jr., phone Mlddletown 276-Fi-«s7 1 Field on Ridge Road. r of the New York Yankees; ;neir families attended the wedding. nearly all of the larger boats of tho Shopperd of Atlantic "township gnvo verinry date of Mr. and Mrs. Rob emetcry. BOAHDEUH wanted! ons large room tor itoppod at Eatontown Monday af- Red Bank club wero used in mnk- At the opening of tho football .11 his property to his wife, Mary ;rts. Mr.' and Mrs. Roberts expect • one or two persons, with board. At if season tho Red Bank high school ernoon to get his automobile filled 3. Shcpperd, Including a life insur- .Grand Jury Dinner. ng this scene. In ono of the scenes Honmouth street, ned Bank.* .... ;o leave for Jacksonville, Florida, Crapshooter Drowned. LOST, one soft brown Mocha glove, late team did not have a football field vith gasoline. He was soon rcc- nce policy of $2,000, and appoint- ' The May grand jury held a din thero Is an actual collision in which gnized and surrounded by hero arly in December. A colored man, whoso idontity Thomas Irving Brown's Say When .on Saturday, rhons olD-W, Ited Bank.* on which to play its home games. d her executrix. . aor at Price's hotol nt Pleasure Bay WORK wanted: »art time work 1.also-ahtl.r. Tho. matter wns takon up at laBt vorshippers nnd basoball fans. Tho ,vns not known, was drowned or and Irving Hay's Norwcstor wero Round Table Subscriptions. 3aturday-night. Only four members lied of injuries when ho jumped Mcehanlo street. K»d Ilank.' week's meeting of the Red Bank :rush of spectators was so great Thomas Dunn of Freehold left damaged. t. The scene was not ar- f tha jury wero absont. C. Asa rom tho dock of the Keyport EXPISRIBNCED woman wanted aa general' Rotiiry.club and playing fields were hat many "who wanted to see tho nil his property to his daughter; In nn attempt to mako tho Rod ranged but tho accident happened houseworker. Write Dox 21, Fair JIa> :elobrity wero unable to get a Francis acted as toastmastor and tcamboat company Sunday aftef- offered by Myron V. Brown, Mort Catherine B. Crawford, and named Iinnk high school paper a success a alled on several members of the within rango ot ono of the cameras en. N. J. ' • V. Pnch and Peter Doelger. The ilrlvo wns made for subscriptions loon. Ho was ono of a group who and It has been worked Into the MONEY to loanrU.BOO.'lt.BOO Vnd impse of him. er ns executrix of tho will. E<1- ury for romarks> Archibald L. ,„}•>, 'oan on first bond and me Dpelgor field is on Ridge road nnd ed when the police dispersed a vard C. Forman nnd William II. and over 850 subscriptions for tho Miller, former mayor of Red Bank, picture. ' • William N. Wprthley, real ssUts, ( it was selected by the school. The umber of crap shootcri. Tho body •'ront street, Red Bank.* American Legion Celebration. 'ottor witnessed tho will. Round Table were obtained. Last vho was foreman of tho jury, re Many local poraons can be recog- field has been put in shapo by the /as recovered with grappling hooks nized In tho closoups nnd the sail- WILL BELL two-hor.4 farm wilon, thr.^. Albert Hembling nnd Cecil Mac- Hannnh C. Hurtt of Fnrmlngdalo yonr there were less than 100 sub- :olvod a gold fountain pon and pon- ton eapsolty, $10| one-horse Btudsbsk«r luminous men for the first game, loud will represent tho American oft nil her rcnl estate nnd nppur- scribers for tho school paper. The nd was taken to Harvoy Dodlo'e ors of tho principal Wtn In tho lumo eart, 1881 doubts-barrel !tem(n|4oq which will bo played on Saturday II from his fellow jurors. ndcrtaklng parlors whero efforts hammerltss tw«lve-BU»e» iun. orlflnaj- ;glon post of Rod Bank at a tcsti- ;onances theroto to hor daughter, pupcr is published once a month nnd soven-rcol film aro.truo to life. >rle« lee, for 115, and Ford »uonbout.|!6. of thlB wock against Soutli Orange. cro made to. identify tho man. nonlnl celebration which will bo giv- nnn M. Hurtt. • To her son, Wll- contains all tha news events In tho Lost night Manager Jacks nr- ijyroyron U O»mpbetlO»mpbell, Little ; Sllvsr, • N. J., n next Wodncsday night for Harry inm G. Hurtt, eho left tho ensh school. • ,. Kept in Prison. / • I S> rangod with, aconimlttoo of tho )hion e "1075-Wjni d* "Sank * . TOVK for sale) large double hsst«r, In Family SumTay. lofTman, mayor of South Amboy. funds which romnln after tho pny- Justice Lloydsof the New Joraoy Old Sailor D.«d. North Shrewsbury club f j) allow the good condition i also two oil hsat«rs and is expected that a number of mont of hor debts and funeral ex- Card Party at Atlantic Highlands. iupromo court last wcok,rofused to Captain Georgo W. Fcnnlmore, club half of tho proceeds of the Kayo limp. Call SI Shrewsbury avenue, Next Sunday will be observed as ticket «ala put over by tho club lied Bunk, River VJiw Hoan, pboD« ;her Red Bank American legion penses, St. Agncs's parent-teachers' n»- cleaso Robert H. Reed of Nowark or many, yuan a resident of A«- «»7-J,» • i • • "Fnrnlly Sunday" at-tho Scabright mombers, for next .Thursday and Methodist church, . At night Rev. ion will take part In tho colobrA- Dohorah Ann Elmer of, Mnnnla- soclntlon of Atlantlo Highlands will rom ,tho Monmouth county Jnil, ury Park and one of tho foumlor. W1NTKU- apples for sain belt varieties • Mr. HufTman was u captain nn, in a will which slio rondo tlilr- hold B curd party on Tuesday •hero ho wni soht In tho belief that f tho fishing club nt that place, Friday's porfprmaneos. This (a for any purposat hand pleksd and strict-'< Herbert J. Bolting, tho district su- dono by Mr.' Jncks' In Appreciation y cradad) ll.CO lisr bushel. Ka, porlntondont, will preach on tho uring tho world war. uon yours ago, loft all hor estato night, October 10th, at St, Agncs'a IO planned to loavo Now Jornoy and Hod at Moorostown on Sunday, ose Farm, Itlver *7a*»4_N^_J;. _^ i » »is> o hor brother anil slater, Amos El- hall, Tho card gamos will ttnrt at pe jurisdiction In tho $00,000 Rod 80 yean. Captain Fcnnlmoro f what tho club did lnat wintor tfOJippS flfcTTKir«ioI; for siisTTh^uTS topic "Tho Unbroken Circle" The 1 at the Forest Farm, Mlddlstown, N. J, ' New Westslde Store. nml Jcnncth Elinor, In equal 8:ir> o'clock and prizes will bo llcnatlon nult brought ngnlnst him pent thirty yoari on tho ten and Iqward giving such wonderful pub- family haying tho largest attond- Hclty to tho North Shrewsbury jflvor 6niATf wanteranieidl folor generalensral houssworkhounWorki. nnco record nt church for tho day Peter DlPontl has opened n bunl- linri'H. If olthor tho brother or tho awarded to pinycrs and non-plnyem, >y Albort L. Lawrenco of Middle- lad boon retired twenty years. Ha parrunt tlmtHIM.ii morningniornlnis from fliOOAIOO till liOOliOO... ister Rhould dlo boforo Mlim El- own. and to Red Bank by working in to- neftranom.rtqulndefsrenees,renulred.. Call at 101] HmlsonUnfit,., will rccolvo a bnRkct of flowem. cis for tho lalo of groceries nnd A door prlzo will nlso bo awarded commander of a schooner arid 1 nor's doath, the survivor In to in- oporntlofi with thfl motion picture svsnue, Ited Hsnli, In the niftrnlnp-. - I rult at his store at 248 Shrows- nnd refreshments will bo served nf- Ucr bocamo a thlp owner. Ha I'iOUiSOUiSl wantedi si? or sevVn'V'r crlt tlio ontlro ostatn. Shrewsbury Pupils Visit Zoo. 'olki. IroproyamenUi guragsi iiooj ll. Won a l'r)» W.lli. ury nvenuc. Frank Egnn In In tor tho curd (tamos. nvon ono brother nnd a »tep-»Uter« IU Knthnrino , Murphy of Asbury Tho pupil* of tho Hlirowsbury load. What h«»« you (o off.rT Addr About SCO persona attended a hitrjro of thn storo. Ill addition to .lins Mar/ Collins of Albury Park, . To Wind Up Baseball Series. 'nrk loft nil her property to hor nibllo school on Monday enjoyed a dance given Monday night nt St.' wnlng this business Mr. Dll'ontl Soldiers and Girls Jnll.il. Tho (innl Ramoii Jn tho county filer, Mary A. Fox, anil nnjjiod her nil to tho »oo In Mlildletown James'* hall by tho Mnrlo dol Pontl anducU n contracting business, John 'A, Monrn and John Urown, May Play Dab. nuth'* T.am. biuobftil championship "tries, will a executrix. ••» owmhlp. They wero accompanied BAW "wantiiriwo ,V thres itaya •"wssipfej society of Rod Bank. A prlto lolillnra'nt Fort Hancock, nnd two Herbort Hunter, who In mann- >a played next Sunday Afternoon "•'•'••- work. Addrsts Man, drawer M, Kmlly Sheldon Walker of Nw y tliclr tcachara nnd thoy ftpent untr, •wnHt wn» won Vy Miss K»thor F«- Mooie Euchre Party. Illlld ftlrln,, woro arrsstoill last er of t^^ o HlirhlnndorHlhlHlirhnnd a boanbalbblll nt AAtlantit c Highland*, ; FreeholFr d *.T ork, who loft «omo rcnl cMnto In no«t of tho day thoro, Tho trip wns urnlihe'tl noito of Hnrbcrt struct and Ivan wiH'|c nt llJKhlnnrilri n on' a clmrRo of ith Db and tho HlBiiInnderi willill, ml*',', ' A oucliro party nnd dalico for tho iloninoulli county, loft to hor ado In nutmnobllci provided by itm, lii .noROtlatlng with Dabo and tho lent mtalsi atinvsnlent to town •nil Xandu of Long Branch. The j>rlno xmoflt of the Ito4 Bank lodge of n\, Phone hit, H. wm |3.S0 In pold. «oo«o will bo held Tuomlay nlglit, V. llyllii commute,] tho noUkn nnd ,t Atlantic Highland! on Saturday, •tart nt two o'elock, and the we- runt fund nmountlnic to $,10,000 SK lioo»t ?r"oifioVioni«« fof» rerentn . Mi Klrlfl to thi' county'Jail to await tho ktobnr 28- nlihed; etovet tor heat fog; no OAth; eJec l H red flowering horse chestnuts, hydrangeas, FIVE-FOOT bath tubs, on legs, complete Frank Sole. LOST, rear lamp bracket), and license trie lights throughout the house: gas eon- ' Axdnss of sevon persona wore golden privet, magnolias, Acubas Japoni- rlcnccd cabinet maker.% Hans Lepcln- ncctlon In kitchen for eooklng.* . with faucets and pipe; A-l condition., Old Bridge road, near We* tor volt's T THE Auto Tiro Shop. Vulcanlllna Plato No. X02700. Finder kindly com- eo. Japan barberry, golden Euonymus, W. A. Patterson, Blossom Cove road, Rod r tlrip and tubes. General oord tires and municate with tho.Individual Laundry, Red confirmed at tho Eplacopal church large dump Phlox, Iris; Oriental poppy and cider mill, phone Enrflshtown 64-F-18. FOUHrROOM floor .for . rent; improve- mlKaion at BbWord Sunday," whim other hardy flowering plants; all on ground Bank.» J BUSINESS opportunity, !t\l estab- Mlchclln tubes in ,tock; rcpnlrlnlr rubbei Bank, phono 950 ments; centrally located; $26, Inquire to bo cleared. Also florist's lee box,:rlon- TOP BOIL for sale and teams to hire, JfBhccI confectionery and d stittioncrstation eryr boots; kcrpsone oil, 7S70 gas, denatured al- JfOVfiD, small roawboaU Owner can have 14 Riverside avenue, phone Red Bonk Bishop Paul Matthews mndo his an- •tore. Centrally locnted; for sate or rent. cohol. 30 Mechanic street, Red Bank. •amo by giving; description and data of 141B-M. . ;. er plots by the thousand. William Bryan, Parmly Park, Rumson, K. J.. phone 877. P'operVjMtop i.lo. TwosTorJ nual visitation to tho. mission. Elboroh, N. J.. phone Long Branch 660. STEIN WAY upright piano for sale, Csn Wonderful opportunity for right party.POULTRY bought and sold. Alive or loss. Write Box 246, Red Bank. vJOTTAGE oir'river at 48 West Front be seen mornings between 10 and 11Apply on premises, 22 Third avenue, fresh dressed chlcketie boushtor sold; POCKETBOOK found September 2Gth. on Street, four roonii. iun porch and bath, nt r Those In the class were Samuel MAXWELL two-passenger coups, 1023 jgng" Branch, N. J. • ' will pay best prices. J. Baker. Mechsnio all improvements. Apply Land & Loan ?M . ? Broad street;: H8014.8000 . 1 bumpers front and rear, mototneter, var- o'clock. Mrs, George Hendrickson, 1 Vista Grange avenue. Telephone Red Bank Brandon*, Marjorle Hondrickson, place, Red Bonk. • ' • PAPER hanging and painting of nil kinds; itreot, Red Ilnnk. phone 1002-J. 1502.* Company, 10 East Front street, Red ious lights,'good, paint and tires; 9200. Bank. ' Helen P. Kraft, Pauline P. Kraft, Charles Wymbi, Red Bank 1660, 8:00 A,POLICE pups and dogs. A few police also patching up holes. I handle the JAMES SODEN, contractor ond builder; LOST, police dog, lost Friday from the beit wallpaper on tho market dt lowest all kinds of ioblilna done. Dealer in APAUTHENT for rent, lurnlshcd, three Evelyn Neff, Anna Elizabeth Tcas- M. to 6:00 P. M.« pups for sale whore they will have ; Prices. Postal will bring me or telephone building material. James Soden, Llncroft, D. tfe D. Rose Farm, Monmouth road! BEOONIA for sale. Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Rood home: also partly grown dogs. Priced Long Branch, N. J* Phono Eatontown or four rooms, heated; ten minutes.from dale and Jennlo Toasdale. In the, low for quick sale. Trewer Kennels, Free- 118-J. J. Gordon Bennett, 240 Mechanic 244fl.« ntatlon, on river. H. A.. Worthlcy, 23 Atlantic Highlands, R. F. D,, phone Mid .street, Red Bnnk. ' Rector pinee. Red Dank, phono HS8. chancel with the bishop were Rev. dlctown 1SI4-J.' • . ' • • • hold, N, J. " • , ' ' DOCK and bulkhead builder. Portable LAUNDRY wanted to .do at home; family WIRE wheel awvfce. Wire wheels re- dockt end floats a specla!t7. A. S. OEM, ESTATE for rent; would rent a Howard S. Frazor, priest ip charge HAND-CROCHETED and dyed lute rugs; built, John Hanson, 42 West Front White. 28 Oakland street. Red Bank. wash, finished or**- unfinished. W2 NEAH Bed Il«nkThi"v» Dm kousM. every v ANTIQUES—Mahogany and maple Leighton avenue, Ited Bank.* comfortably furnished house of seven m n Ibc of. the mlBsloni Rov. Robert M«c-• ono eight feet diameter, one four and a itreet. Red Bank. Phone 72-R. WHEN moving coll Bed Bank 1112, Wll- rooma and both to a quiet, responsible an•n'dTbith.d bath; 'ilof' tVn't™ DOilOO. *»4."vef)a?»go. n roomPrices; half feet diameter, and two 80x40 Inches. beds, chests of drawers, chairs, REWARD given for'return of Pomeran- Kellar of Red Bank; and John P. HIQHEST prices paid for all kinds of live i Horn Decker & Son, local and lone dis- ian, nine weeks old; black with white couple, $7S per month; three minutes from Llntroft .postofilce.* ' ' mirrors, clocks, old glass, pewter, poultry.^ Jnfeob Becker, 273 Shrewsbury tance moving, bnKgsge ar..' express. 87 center of town. .Fine plane Vlctrola, Ad- Eulcr, lay reader in charge of the Mnple. avenue, Itcd Bank. Anytime, any- ipot. around neck. Morris Becker, 107 HOUSEHOLD 0O0D3 for sale; beds, rock prints, etc. Katherlne Coyle Match- avenue. Bed Bank, or phone 1639-W, Red drcafl .Comfortable, drawer Hi Red Bnnk.* PL 0 b ut oh Ing chair, bookcase, couch, number small Bank. where. Shrewsbury avenue, phono Itcd Bank -°™. ' * ,°, "" """ '° - "•nii'oil mission;.".-. All .'of them took part in, «tt, 1605 Sunsei avenue, Asbury Park, 3H-M.* FOUH-ROOM bungalow for rent, modern articles, largo flat double desk In A-l con- DRESSMAKING dono; hfgh class work DWELLINGS, garages, jobbing, etc. If improvements; also, garage; $25; in -ontlnir eaat on 2{(ghway from ' the:servlce. Miss Helen Kelly was, dition. Call or phone A. O. Baker, Little (Wanamatsa). Telephone Asbury 'only. Dresses and evening gowns a yoo wish work done right and at theHOG ECALDEIt wanted. Telephone 119, River Plazn. P. Corcoran, box 212-A, L to Dor Short, near garret's the organist. - Silver, N. J. Park 8058. specialty. , Mndamo Marie, 14 Mechanic rltrlit price, call Ralph B. sickcls, McLaren Long' Brunch. N. - J.* River Plttzn. Red Bank.* ijarlne vlow. ,. A. Morohou... WJLCOX & OIBB8 sewing machine for street phone Red .Bank 740. Street, Red Bank. WANTED, boats; cruUer, ScabriKht oklff, Plans are being mndo to hold an about 34 feet, good condition; no rum FARARM cf 182 acre* forr tmlc. eleveeleven roott sale; drop-head, all attachments; almost 0ANS. .Bo you need a loan7 Tho I. &.THE •OVERHEAD door for garages, fac- STORE-OFFICE for-rent; very at- 1111 mo (l rn new. May be seen at Burdje «V Russell1; boats. Write or phone lowest prlca with it t'jfiSi t ^ improvementii; fruits; • organization, meeting soon, at R. Plan. Is thd' easiest plnn to borrow. tories, worelioUBeB, etc., any sire, any tractive proposition for sharing half all biiiltllng* In good condition. Prl« -which a name will be chosen for the Warehouses, rear of 126 Broad street, Red Full Information at .our office. The Invest- opening.. Let us call and explain. - Mon- photos, Murket C587, Mr. Lane, 143 Mul- J18.000. Cnteb I* Lukcr, phono Keani- Bank, ment and Realty Corporation, 69 Broad mouth and Ocean counties representative, berry street, Newark, N. •!. of ground floor real estate office at 44 v ucorge rrcicnij ou wenn cupu, • tviint Tin A n.nif mission. ',..•'• • ',BED OR YELLOW sweet potatoes for sale Red Bank. Bnlph- B. Slckela, Bed Bank. ^ WOULD like to rent two or three rooma Monmouth'Btrctft, Red Bank. Stop In SEVERAL store: and eaaollno dUnds alontr • burg, N. J., phone 20, Keansburg with heat. Stave & Co., phona Bed and also pumpkins. Bwiii.m..» ,.u. BUSINESS NOTICES. you. Red Bank Hardware Store, 88 Mon- pay best price. Phono Red Bank walk from station. Apply 14G Chestnut The members of Hie class will KITOliEN RANGE for sale, suitable for Bennett, 127 Monmouth street, Red Bank, * ARH or 43 acres, ten room house, all phone 124-R. ^ mouth street, Red Bank. 336-M, or calL. 72 Bridge avenue. Red atreet, Red Bank, phone 1P47-W. outbuildings: 800 apple trees, 100 peach sell Christmas cards as one cf tho out kitchen or camp; IB.00. Apply to ITS MOTTO—Service. - The First National Bank. B. Adlcr. ' Harry W. Osborn, 50 Bergen • place, Red TO PURCHASE your piano from A. B. GARAGE for rent at 7£f*Branch avenue,' trees, 20O near trees, eight acres nnpora. moans of raising fpnds to pay the bank, Freehold, N. J, DIrhari mcanB tho utmost economy and BUILDINGS for DHIC; two barns and road- Red Bank. Inquire after Tours day. rua: 810,500. half cajh. Caleb L. Luker, ' Bank.* H. R1TZAU.' remover of dead animals. Red SAVE your old carpets; ruga, beau- lasting ' satisfaction. Showroom, Drum- side market for sale; to be moved away. J3clforil, N. J.. phone KcnnBturg 75-F-31. cost of thvannud senior class trip MILCH GOATS and kids for sales also Bank. Telephono 25-W. HOUSE to let; excellent location. East candle brooderi. , Yarmond Poultry tiful roversiblo rugs rondo from mond place, phone 933« Red- Bank. Apply Ray II. Stlllman, State Highway, Front Btreet, Fair Haven, on bus line; CHICKEN farm, twenty-tvo acres, for 1 your old carpets and rugs. Send Eatontown, N. J. sole; eight room house, all Improve, to Wanhmeton. D. C. •'*>. i Farm. Vanderburg , N. 3. r eight rooms, furnished or unfurnished; J,*Hrillf THIIUUSUUIAI *'i »e ments; laundry; fully equipped for Chlo1c» APPLES, c'orrota and cow beets for sola .postal for circular, ind full particu- EMPLOYMENT. ANYONE having^ war poijters that they hot wato> heat; all improvements; winter -"'• All kinds of bulldlnirs. Price »16,. reasonable. Apply to Thomas Y« Stout, lars Weirficld Rug and Carpet KELIABLE girl wanted for general house- wish to dlsposo of please - communicate or yearly rental. Garage. Must be seen by addressing A. O, }L, drawer M, Red to be appreciated. Desirable tenant will i0O. Caleb Lukor. Bclford, N. J.. phone MIddletown road, boh een Everett and Cleaning, Co., Edison place, Glen dale, work. Sleep out. Phono Red Bank WANT ADMTISEMENTS. Holmdel.* 2116, Bank.* . determine price. References exchanged Keansliurg 75-F-3I. WE help you solve your paint problems. Brooklyn, 1'. Y. •r.r. : • with owner. Room, G04, 8G0 Broadway, ANTIQUE sofa for sale, rosewood frame, YOUNG refined whito woman would-like WANTED to rent, poultry nnd fruit farm, FAIH HAVEN re?l c»ta,lo:. pretty, homes (Continued from preceding pn»O Bring them to Us; It Is our Job. Red not exceeding ten acres; In Monmouth New- York City. for sale; J4.500 to $20,000. Terms. tapestry covered. Phone - Red Bank Bank Hardware Store, 88 Monmoutb a position as chambermaid; billing to ARTICLES FOR SALE. county, N. J. Plc&se write A. F., R. D. Iiuildinir lots MOO up. Itentlnjr. fhone 1784-P.' •»• . , '„• street. Bed Bank. LIVE cattle, cnlven, hogs ' end poultry assist with table or will do general light HOUSE for rent at Fair Haven, seven wanted. N. Ruda, phono SG7-R, Red housework, with*pood plain cooking1. Phone No. 1. box 81, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.» rooms and bath; hot water heat, electric I'reil r. Ptnnla. Roil Bnnk 000-n. PEKINGESE) puppies from Imported par- POLICES DOG lost, female; last seen at HAVE your clothes clennoJ at tho City ents: all prices, At stud, Fu Dab ot Bank. . 113-R, Red Bank.* " - light, gas and all improvements. Inquire HOUSE ot «cvcn rooms ond bnth, all fra- . Bellevlew avenue and Ridge road. Re- Dry-Cleaning and. Dyeing Works, 0 Me- of J. W. Davis, Fair Haven, phone Red proveraents; fino location, near deDot! Chinatown. »35'; Whltwortb Fa Uag, 128.ward. Telephono Rumson 613.' chanto • street,' near Broad street, Red COLORED girl wanted to help with house- LOST, pair of glasses lost last Bank C21-W. unrcitrlctcd; can .mnko a business place. Phone Asuvry Port. HZ57. VICTROLA, llko new: co«t »12B,' sell for Bank. Phong 2117, WUllam Ostrov. pro- ORIENTAL nigs. Our only line of work. Apply nt J>GoldIn's, 02 Shrews- Wednesday; fn black case, with Price J9.O00. Caleb Lukcr. Bclford, N. J. GRAVEL for sole. FIno travel for roads: prietor. bury avenue, Bed Bank. Reference] re- FOR RENT at Ruimon, near Victory 115 cash; with a lot of good records. business: carpets. We bay, sell, owner's name, W. Harry Pennlngton, Park, on River avenue, n twelve-room Phong 75-F-81. Kcamburg. can stand Inspection; thirty cents per 0. L. Grant. Everett, N. J., phone Mlddle- WANTED, estates and country homes, quire d.___J oublo yard. H. Blttau, phono 26-W, Bed store, repair and clean. Importers of Inside. Reward II left at Register of- house, aJ] improvements; hot air heat. TWELVE acres of cood farm land for tiwn 780-F-21.' five to one hundred acres. We have, a RELIABLE girl wanted for part time Can be used ^or two families; rooming or sale; 50 penr trees. 150 apple trees, Bank. Also eonerete'gravel. SEED RYE nn« corn for sole. H. T. Gu- clientele we eon Interest In buying your Oriental rugs and carpet cleaners. work: required afternoons and evenings. fice. Red Bank.* boarding house; one block from boat land- Sleep out. Fhone Red Bnnk 2116.^. blacMicrricl nnd rnapberrlcsl no bulldlnss; . SLAB f tovcr^ivood, principal]/ oak. sawed lick, phono 703-L.-4, MIddletown, N. J.* property If price and location la right. Tozlan Bros., 36-43 Thirty-sixth ing; being renovated inside nnd out. Pos- J3.C0O, terms. Near Ued BafVk. Caleb In stove lengths; 132 cublo foot load de- Our phone Is Freehold 613. Edward W. 1 1 I Bc ord N-J rhon TWO large rubber plants, suitable for street, Long Island City, N. Y, ^ HOUSEKEEPER wanted, Christian, lor SECOND-HAKD clothes boujrht ; mcn'R session N6vember 1st. Phono Ruinson, »? S i. " ' - » Keonsbun livered for 110. 0. O. C. John H. Cook, Llntncr Agency, 5 West Main street, widower; to take full control us your 437. Jr.,' Newman Springs road. Red Bank. salesroom or tearoom; ressonable. M. Freehold. N. J. ' only; must be In Rood condition. Call 7l31 Toomoy, Bumson. N. J. own T~ everything brought in: Or take at I. Kerbcr's, 168 Monmouth street. Red FOR RENT, two or three room apart- PLOTS of about flvo acres ench, at J1.200 Phone 468-B. TRY Curchln's for face value. Let us beCAR washing my specialty. I guarantee half of house; free rent; no Encumbrances. CHEVROLET, 1024, sedan for sale; good you a satisfactory job. Let mo prove Bank, phone 2210-W/ ments, furnished or unfurnished; with each; frontlnB oa«t on Highway from GASOLINE engines, S00 gallon tanks and your barber. We know > ow to please. my ability. Charles A. Jones, expert auto- Address Mr. Truth, drawer M, Red Bank.*. Improvements; on River avenue, near Vic- Cnntol Hill to Bay Shore, near Garret's force and deep well pumps for sale: good tires: good condition; cheap. Call Bed Expert tontforlal service. Curchln's Bar- TUXEDO suits for hire. Latest style. Ifill; fine marino view. F. A. Morelioase, Bank SlSjand a»k for chauHeur, ber shop, Second National Bank building. mobile washer at Boro Busses, Inc., Globe WHITE woman wnnted to do housework Can supply any amount needed, siict tory Park. Immediate possession and condition. H. W. Meyers, Monmouth and j^ Court and Mechanic street. Red Bank. and plain cooking, in family of two cheap rents for winter. Call 437 Rumaon. Phone Rod Bank 1600. 1024 CHEVROLET touring car for sale; Upstslra. 83 to 44. Monmouth Street Men's Shop, Rldgewood avenue, Leonardo. N. J., phone adults and two children; no washing; all TWO California bungalows, six rooms and SOB, Atlantic Highlands. in first class condition. Gus Ahearn, CARPENTER and cabinet work done; al- LET us help you solvo your paint prob- year piece; wages {70 per month. Give 28 'Monmoath street, Red Bank. FOR RENT at Jlumaon, five loom .bunga- lems. We are always ready and willing CHICKENS wanted. Will payj highest low; residential block, near bus line; bath: all modern Improvements, with THIBAUT wall paper for sale; 1020 Thlb. Ltncroft Farml. Llncroft. N. J.^.phone so alt kinds store fixtures and a spe- ago and references. Address Box 126, hent. all y«ap around; furnlihed or unfur- 704-F-31, Middleto cialty In all kinds of furniture repairs.to nerve. Red Bank Hardware Store. 38 Leonardo, N. J, market prices for fowls and \ broilers.' modern improvements; furnished or un- aut Piper books) paper hanging and Wonmouth street. Red Bank. Call pr write Alex. Zwlcki, 88 North furnished for winter season or year; im- nished; ready Octohcr 1st. Located Kemp painting,"Interior decorating. Estimates TWO brand new bicycles for salo. very Telephone 108II-W, Red Bonk. I. Schefiler. 1 Broadway. Long; Branch, N. J., phone mediate possession; newly, decorated, avenuo and Catherine ntreet Mrs. Georgs cheerfully given. O. A. Sillier, Belford , cheap. Inquire at 186 Oakland street, or HAVE your electrical work Installed by H WILLIAM HEELER; old »nd new 1600. Phono Rumson 487. _^ Harm, phone 11O1.J, Red Bank. -N. J.. bo»-66. Phona Keansburg 878-W. phono 644-W. Bed Bank. LANDSCAPE gardener. New grounds registered contractor; reasonable rates; flocfrB resurfaced and finished. 45 "HOUSE for rent on Pearl street, Fair HOME for sale; house and lot. Inqn/rs HORSES for sale. Two steel roan hones; PEKINGESE puppies, <2S up; also young work positively guaranteed. Finished laid out and planted. Old grounds Wcststdo avenue. Red Bank, Fhone LOANS. Do yon need a loan 7 The I. & Haven, near river and bus line; fur- of Tl. H. VanDervcer. 49 Branch avenue, sixteen hands high; seven years olds female, bred to Imported dog. All pedl- house wiring a specialty. Alan B. Beeglc, R. Plan Is the easiest plan to borrow. Red Bank 648-J. phona 104-J. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Improved and beautified. Trees and 886-R, Full Information; at our office. The Invest- nished or 'unfurnished; six rooms and will work slnglo or double. Price reason- gtecd. "Kildysart," fifth house south of shrubbery sprayed and pruned. Ad- bath: all Improvements; room for oneDELIGIfTFUL home In Freehold: six ' •Ms. Crstnmer-Tlllotion Co., 242 Chelsea church on State Highway, Shrewsbury, WINDOW cleaning. Wo mako a speclslty ment and Realty Corporation, 69 Broad car. Inquire E. H. Wilbur, Fair Haven, vlcs gladly given. N. Batterbacb, HOUSEKEEPER wishes position In small Btrcct, Red Bank. rooms, two-car frarage; nil improve- ayarine. Long Branch. N. J. N. J.« of cleaning windows of stores, offices family, or fn widower's home. Address N. J. ments: lot 78x200, fronting on eoncret* CRlilSEBTfor sale. Twenty-six feet, rolled and private residences; also general office box -232. Fair Haven, N. J., phono road; (1O.00O, terms. For further particu- SALE of furniture; Eight-piece dining cleaning. Rates reasonable. Satisfaction H. W. P., drawer M, Red Bank.* FOR RENT to Christian gentleman, pleas- deck; 20 h. p. Buffalo motor, fully room suite, quartered oak; double heat- Red Bank 2042-J. lars see Edward W. Llntncr Alccney. I \. eiulpped. "Ventura." Dlekmsn'e Boat guaranteed. 48 Washington street. Red EMPLOYMENT agency and nurses' regis- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. ant room; breakfast if /desired. Lo Weit Main»street,. Freehold, ;:. J., phone \ er parlor stove, .load of heavy oak wood Bank, phono"231B. try, '' 'We only haudio first class help. tlon, two blocks from Broad and Mon 613. * • Works. .Wharf avenue, Red Bank. Price and other uacful* articles cheap. Adelaide Telephone 1422, Women's Exchange, 45 FURNISHED room, with nil improvements. mouth streets, on strictly residential *«00, . • • SAVE your old carpets. Beautiful Fllnn. First street, Rumion. N. J.* CHAIRS caned and porch chnir seats re- Riverside avenue. Red Bank. 50 Linden place. Red Bank. street. Family of three ndults. Phone SEVENrBOOM house on Hlch street, Eat: MOTORBOATB, from 18 to 40 feet lonKl runii, riran «nt»t| ".U'"»M -" »* rovcrslblo rugs made from old carpets paired; work ffuarantecd. Coll Shrews- Red Bnnk 106C-J. References exchanged;' SEWING MACHINE for sale. Singer Auto' and ehcnlllo portieres.. ' Write /or circu- HELP wanted, female; Elliott-Fisher op- LODGE room for rent. Desirable room ontown. N. J., rent »20 per month. •ea skiff without motor, 20 b. p. Wis- bury avenuo school, Red Bank 358-J, available for uso second and fourth Inquire of A. F. Bndd. Eatontown. N. 3. consin1 motor, 16 h. p. Lathrop, N. J. M. matlc. Phono Red Bank 1287-B. lars. American Rng Manufactory, 206 erator wanted; familiar with* bookkeep- HOUSE for rent, six rooms, bath, enclosed WHITE BED with brass rods for sale, good Vermont street. Brooklyn, N. Y. \VE furnish a lonn service to those who ing or billing mnchlncs; good permanent Thursday nights ot jach month. Apply porch, firenlacc, cellar, attil, one-car TWO lots, 50x125 eaeh, near Madison IB hv p. Can be seen at Dlckman's Doat need $300 or less on furniture or notes at the office of Sigmund Elsner'Co. garaire: hot water hent. Thin house is at Works, foot of Wharf avenue. Red Bank. eprlng and mattress, bureau and wash EXPERT upholstering. Overstuffed fur- opportunity. Reply with, full Information avenue; sell both for. $1,100, cash. stand, all for *10; also pair of portieres with payments of twenty months- or lean. as to education ond experience. Address Hcndrickson*B place, Fair Haven, N. J.Frnnk A. Morehouac. office Foxwood Pnrt, *BOD - and top soil for sale. Apply at niture, cushions, slip covers made to or- You telephone—wo do the rest. New Jer-Operator, drawer M, Red Bank. Phone Rumson 581.* .Parmly^ Park, RuraBon, N. J., phone and some pictures. Mrs. Jahnes, River der; supplies, tapestry, cretonne and sey Cash Crtidlt Corp.. room 510. Klnmonth Little Silver, N. J. Plnio. N. J. Telephone 1848-J. Red Bank. leather; lamp shado silks, wlro frames, . Rumson S77. building, Asbury Park. N. J. Telephone CARPENTER work wanted. All kinds REAL ESTATE for rent, four rooms . ant! FARM for sale or rent; 180 acres, good jttumion an. ANTIQUES to be sold on account of mov- trimmings. - H. Obark's furniture store, Asbury Park 3227. Under supervision of one-car garage, nt Fair Haven, N. J potato ground. Apply. J. L. Schcnck. SHRUBBERY. Wo offer for salo a. lim- ing; fine mahogany bureau desk, cherry 89 Monmouth street. Red Hank, State Banking Department. of jobbing attended to by an ex- Nice home for business couple or two or Brookdqle Farm. Red Bank. ited amount of choice and rare ahrub- kns, l!ot back choirs, chair, TYPEWRITER headquarters. Typewriters perienced carpenter^ Write or phone. LARGE building, suitable for workshop, three school teachers. Kent $25 month. LOTS. Just a few choice lots left on the bsry from the estota of a millionaire; all stands, four-poster beds, mirror, old dishes TAKE NOTICE—Phono Red Bank 1387, for rent; cement floors, central location; Phono Rumson E81.« specimen trees and shruba, consisting of rented, bought and sold. Trubln's, 58 to 'chanjre your old ROH stove or cook Marvin, 53 Hording road. Red Bank. Coonoy tract. Tho best locality nenr the and glanswarv/ Can bo aeen evenings after Broad street. Bed Bank. stove for a new combination coal and Rna $49 per month. Apply Land arid Loan Co., LIGHT housekeeping rooms to let; all im- Shrewsbury river. Any broker" or the In- •,. Isrge variety * of evergreens, mapleB, 5:90 and all day Saturday at 206 Branch Phono 350-J. 10 East front street. Red Bai ;. provements ; heat; good location near dins, Jap maples,' etc., 'such as cannot ba SLAG roofing; tin roofs coated and made ronge. S. Swartz, 14 West Front street, vestment and Realty Corporation, 60 Broad avenue. Bed Bank.* tight; chimney^ repaired. Roofing ma- Red Bank. FURNISHED rooms for rent; gentlemen Broad street. Call 48 Wallace street. Red street, Red Bank. procured in nurseries. For particulars In- FARM hands supplied of all nationalities, Bank.* quire ot F. p. Oovert, P. O. Box 05, Fair PERSIAN silver kittens for sale, cheats terlnls for sale. .Ogden McOlaskey. 183 LOOK I LOOK I LOOK I Prolong your Cnil or wrJto S. Border's Agency, "" only; pleasantly situated rooms, con- HOUSES for en!?. I have three houses, Haven, N. X, or telephone noil Bank to reduce stock; registered prize win- Hudson avenue, Bed Sank. Phona Bed Cuco nnd paint. Protect ft from tho West street. New York .City, N. Y. venient to river ant] ocean; excellent bus GARAGES for rent. Apply Krldel's Mar- all rooms anil bath, near school an4 ning stock, 'Edith Sickles Wood, Brown's Bank 400-J. Bcrvlca nt the door; rates moderate. Fur- depot, K«l Dank. Prices SO,SCO and 664-J. severc\winter weather. Have your car MACHINIST wanted for lathe and general ther particulars by personal call or tele- ket, corner Broad and Front streets, BABBIT HOUNDS for sale. Get your HOCDocKk roadIOOU., NavcslnkHUYWIHM. N*1*. JW.. FAMILY laundry work. Family wash, Simon I ted. We guarantee a Rood job Red Bank. $10,000. Caleb Lukcr, Delford, N. J- work; one handy with tools. State ex- phoning Rumson 60S. Central Hotel, phone Kcannburtf 7B-F-31. rabbit hound*-now; 25 to pick from; FOR SALE, one-tube complete ratllo set, . wot, not exceeding 25 poundB, 75 cents: at Taylor's Garnpc, Pearl street, lied Bank. perience, salary etc. Write Machinist, Rumson, N. J. REAL ESTATE for rent on West Front some extra good tmeu-^Wr D. Smock, with ear phones, Addresa P. O. Boxrough dry wash 6 cents per pound. Rough Telephone 2251»J.» drawer M, Red Bank. - street, nix rooms and bath; all Improve- HOUSE and lot, Newman Sprfncs road, Eatontown, N. J., B. F. P. v 821, Bumaon.'Nl.J. dry wash and flat work Ironed, 7 cents per FIVE room bungalow, all Improvements; where great developments are under POjund. Hand Ironing if desired. Jersey MAN—We. need reliable, energetic man to hot water heat; for rent year round. ment!!; immediato possession. Call 849-J, PULLETS and hens for sale; Legrhorns, FOR SALE, fifty White Leghorn yearly W. J- BENNING. automobile trim- ltc Coast Laundry, West Front street. Red represent us in this vicinity. Full orApply Mrs. George Harm, phone Red Bank just, been repainted ' and decorated, SI* Bocks and Beds. Yarmond Poultry hens and twelve pullets. Phono Atlan- Bank, phone 204. ming and upholstering; tops, cur- part time, permanent position with unusual 1191-J. HOUSE for rent at 14G Bridge avenue; nil Farm; Yanderbnrg, N. J. tic Highlands 547. opportunities. Write Hoopes, Bro. & largo rooms. large bathroom, pnnlry, attic, tains, curtain lights, all./ covers, - FOR RENT, furnished. Immediate posses- improvements. Call after 5:30 evenings. farogo. Livinit room acroBS whola front THREE horses In first class condition, ELECTRIC HEATER for sale, Simplex BADIATOB hospital. Wo repair radlatoi Thomas Company, the Weat Chester Nurs- Phone Red Bank 940-W. Inquire G. S. fenders, nindehlcd and door glass i cushions, etc. 150 Monmouth street, cries, West Chester, Pa. sion, four-room house, every Improve* of houso -with fine f^roplaee: furnace, /or sale cheap. Independent Ice & Goal Sun Bowl Junior: only used few times; ment; garage. Phone 123G-W, Red Bank. Chamberlain, 150 Bridge avenue, Red range, atatioaary tuba, water,, electricity. Co., 27 Bridge avenue, Red Bank. price very reasonable. 124,Plnckney road. Red Bank, phone 2355-W. , HAIL WAV MAIL clerks; men, 18-35; Bank. Immediate possession. Price $9,000, vory ' Red Bonk.,» , HOUSE, nine rooms, hardwood floors, open RYE and straw for sale; A-l seed rye and uea tisnK.,-—— —... • ( , $158- $225 month. Travel, sec country. fireplace, newly decorated throughout, THREE furnished rooms for rent; all Im-easy terms. Hylln & Sals, Register bulld- Jye straw. M. S. Bold ft Son, B. F. D. OARAGE for sale, 8x14. must be removed: Common education sufltcient: '25 coached for rent; garage, 133 Broad street; suit- provements: near bus line. 6 Bridge Ing. Red Bank. ' free. Write immediately. Franklin Instl- avenue, Red Bank. No. 1, Bed' Bank. Phone Middlotown 146. Apply 602 McClellun avenue, phona 'll77. JOHN H. OALLAHAN, builder; storm able for light business. Inquire 130 Broad CHOICE LIST "of properties for sale or 704-F-J2. •• Branchport. N. J.* • PIPELE33 beaters installed anywhere, $08 tute.^pept. D-134, Rochester, New York. street, Red Bank. ' NICELY furnished room, for rent; private rent. Elizabeth D. Hobbs, real eltate, SWEET POTATOES for sale, red or white, FOUR-TUBE Neutrodyne radio set, com- to $146. We ffuarantee to heat house enclosures and^sun porches a spe- TWO i!AID£f~deB»re work together, one family; all conveniences. 5 Elm place. II per basket, $5 per barrel; all orders . plcte with all accessories: demonstra- or money refunded. Oaan or installment. cialty. Jobbing promptly attended to. as cook pud one chambermaid and wait* Reel Bnnk.* SUvcr> N J phon Bcd Bnnk Kalamazoo Stovo Co. of Michigan. New rcss; best references. Address A. B. C, ROOMS with boprd, Castlcwood, 15 l'J'r " " ° delivered. K. M. Wyckoff. Llncrott, N. J.tion any evening. Cheap. Cash or time. Phone Red Bank 179G. RIVER -front .property for Vent; double FOR SALE-at Atlantic Highlands: home Phone 661-M, Bed Bank. 88 West Sunset avenue. Bed Bonk.* Jersey branch, Red Bank, P. O. Box 480; drawer M, Red Bank,* t . Riverside avenue, Red Bank. Large houae at Locust, one aide seven rooms, telephone 2020-11, Asbury T rk. Also pipe of seven rooms and bath; all improve- BALDWIN APrLES for sale to keep for 1026 FORD coupe for sale, good condition: MAN wanted to take care of furnace. • Ad- rooms with board. $10.00 and $12.00 all improvements, hot water heat; other ments; corner lot 80*176 feet, near depot; beaters and'stoves in stock. Heaters sold JUST ARRIVED—A largo shipment of side five rooms, pas and electricity; mod- winter; 11-25 per hamper or 18.35 per ail good rubber. Addresa 127 Hudson outright at factory prices. dress Furnace, drawer M, Red Bank.* per week; excellent table, well heated »5,t00, terms to suit. Caleb Lukcr, 1)«1- barrel. All orders delivered. K. Mavenue. , Bed Bank. heating stoves;, wood and oil heaters. erate rents. Address E. E. Burdge, 17 ford. N. J., phone 7S-F-31, Kearnbuw. Gas rantres and combinations In black and MIDDLE AGED white woman, as cxperi- house; plenty of hot wat *: also table Linden place. Red Bank, phone 830-W.* Wyckoff. phone 6IS1-M, Red Bank. BUSSES and bus bodies for sale at a ienced cook; or would do general work FINE small farm for aale: all kinds ffulC FQR SALE—:A lot of second-hand lumber, ORIENTAL anil doflcstl. ruga and enamel. Call S. Swartx, 1387. Red Bank; board by day or week. Mrs. Button, socrlOco; also two-ton truck chassis In 14 West Front street.. In email family. Address M., Port Mon- worries, asparagus, five-room house; near suitable for any purpose; consisting of perfect running order. Con be seen at carpets shampooed and dry cleaned. mouth postofl.ee, N. J.* phone Red Bank HlG-tt. Stnto roiul; S1.O0O, Jl.BOO cash. Edrfln C. Ji8, 2i4 and shesthlnei practically all Born Busses. Mechsnio street, Red Bank. SPECIAL NOTICE. For better shoe re- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. V r— lo*g lengths. Apply tdV A. 0. Luyster, *^ * ~^*** * 1"| t f - ^—^—M-^^ ^^^ Old carpets made Into rugs. H«g, pairing* and prompt service try Strand iTOUNG light colored girl as housekeeper, m F s> N- 3 FARM HORSE for sole, exceptionally fine a widow preferred, not more than two RED BANK property tor asle. Eight phone 792, Mlddletown. N. J. ruga woven. ' Telephone or a poatal Shoa Rcnewry, 20 West Front street. Red NEW five room and bath bungalow, for fSi? °" farm horse; Will sell reasonably • owing Bank.* children. Write C. A. Smith, 418 Madison rooms, bath and, laundry; every im- KEAITESTATE for aale st ColFTKeeki • SPECIAL SALE of world's most famous to disposing of farm. F. Guoldo Ford. card will bring cur truck to your., street. Brooklyn, N. Y. rent; all improvements; half block from provement; two-car garage, lot £5x200; largo farm, fine, orchards, twelve-room Yaeaum cleaners, with attachments; Brook-Hord Farm. Water street, Tlnton door. . Monraouth Carpet Cleaning CHIMNEY sweeping. William V. Dlcto- bus line and Victory Park; garage if nenr. Broad Btreet and high school; house: uiunl outbuildings: $18,000, h»lf wanted. Inquire of Raymond WyckolT, La» 149.50 old clearer taken In trade: free Falls. N. J. Phone 160. New Brunswick. Company, telephone Monmouth Beach rlch, 42 Leighton avenue, Red Bank. GARDENER wanted; man and wife $10,000, part cash, balanco mortgage, cash. Edwin C. Reed. Tinlon Falls, M J_ trial. Fhone Red Bank 1I08-W. fayctta street. RumBon. N. J. -^lb L. Luker, Belford. N. J. SWEET POTATOES, yellow, for sale; alio 2269-J. WUllam Gross, proprietor. LEM SUTPHEN, paper-hanging ond~decor- preferred; smalt place with small phone Eatontown 2134.F-23.* CANARIES. Guaranteed singers. W. W. atlng. 188 Mechanic street. Red Bonk. FLAT of four rooms for rent, with water, one good cow. John Long, Everett, N. J. greenhouse; must have first class ref- APARTMENT house In Red Bank for salt); KBAL ESTATE for sale, Reil Bank house,' Kennedy A Bom, 41 BrvtJ. straot. Red Phone Mldillelown, 706-F-41. Phone I141-W. electricity, laundry tubs; $20. Apply seven rooms each side, two cellars, hot eight rooms, all improvements: near Bank. GENERAL contractor and builder; Jobbing erences and understand vegetable gar- Land & Loan Co., 10 East Front street, air heat, bath, electricity and gas, tubs, PIGS for sole; hos». shotes and ten-weeks- WINTER will soon bo here. Call Red Red Bank. Cooper's briilge; for quick sale S8.500. OUR SPECIAL dsirr tttl. . "To, money old pigs for sale: also o»o sorrel horse. done. Jacob Eulrloh, corner of Apple- Bank 1387, 3. .Swartz, the stoVa man, den and flowers, outside and under sidewalks, lot 50x125. Pri $14,000. Edwin C. Reed. Tlnton Fall*, N. J., tele- ton and Hamilton avenuo, Ocean View, to repair your old stove and furnace pipes, SIX-ROOM house for rent; corner Main Caleb Luker, Belford, N. J., phone Kean*- .nakar It the milk mtitir." 'Ji% vet-V. Kordlmkl, on James B.. Carton *arm, near Leonardo. Addresa Leonardo. P. O. glass. Telephone 80-W, Atlantic burg 75-F-31. phone Eatontown 21M-F-23.* teln: per ton 147.00: hsJCtoa (24.00: Everett. N. J. 14 West Front street. Red Bank. Highlands, N. J., or write W. B. P., road and Eattin road, FflJr Haven; aU FARM for solo nt Crmvfonl's Corner: 100-pound sacks 12.65. Fred B. WlliJlt Box 176. . • '. fl Improvements. Phone for particulars CORNER property for sale In Red Bank; uAM CRIB, farm wauons and dump cart Locust, N, J.» Colonial house, 130 acres. Apply W. E. Co., Red Bank, N. J., coll 652. » Q. Mac- ment n can bo mmlo for Ions-terra lease. Cooncy tract. The best locality near tho msn, TlntonlaU>!JIjL.J1 HUDSON House, boardtngi centrally lo- a. recent'Illness, and will resume her hatr- If. Iltchs. 100 Linden since, or phone Rod donald, 6B Beeklesa place. Bed Bank, cated; hot and cold running water; Ideal F. U. Conktln. 40 Ouklnnd street, Red Shrewfllniry river. Any broker or the In- PIANO for sole, Schubert make; in good dresslns business at 20Q Shrewsbury BVO- Ilnnk 22C0. Banlc.phonn 17-M.* ^ vestment and Realty Corporation, 60 Drum, Hnrvncl atrectl ««»,' ctatrlo ami wit.™ phone. 1H-M. ' shops. At 40 Shrewsbury avenue, Red for commercial people. Reasonable rates. nue, Red Dank. ponoreto »lilcwnlK anil curl). Knr partleu* 181 Hudson «venue, phono Red Dank street. Red Rank. OAK dining room set, comiitlng o( buffet, Bank.* BE PREPARED—Have us repair your old TEN NON-UNION carpenters w«n'tcil. v r law inquire ot William W. Bennett, 71 large round table and four chain; all In 044. \ vTlilMKNT to let for light house- VCAN r "LOfH^ Jn the mdit drilrnble WIRELESS OUTFIT for sale I thrse-tube atove* and furnaces; old brink rcnlnccd. .Apply Geortfe Hawkins. Fair Haven, keeping; two, tfirfe and four room»; pnrt of Red Dank fur sale. A. G. Hate, Wallni-r strret, Hcil Ilnnk.* Itnod condition. Apply US Monmouth Paragon, complete except antenna and CEMENT blocks, sidewalks and "mason 3. Swarti, the *tov« man.'phone 1387, 14 CHICK &N farm for sale, near titate lll|f)i« strsat, Red Hank. Phone 447-J.* work! R|16 cement blocks, 14% cents In N. J., Dhono 10M-W, Kerf I)snk. nm hent furnished; corner Wallace and 44 Broad street, Red Hunk. atorage battery. Bargain to qblek bursr, West Front street. Red Dank. .Spring streets. Red Honk. w«r; (lv» acres of around,- six nnim yard, lo^i cents delivered in townt also FOUR unfurnished roonifl for rent; water OAKLAND street, seven room hou»T«lT loiiae ami ,st (nod ones one, and a half MO8 FOR SALE] some shotes and some William Miller, Miller's Shoe -fltore, Bid rookfaoe, 1R cents delivered and 17 cents ELM EH O. Walnrlght, Justice of the peace. Improvements; hnrdwood floors; lot old.r. J. Wldlr. superintendent Over- Hank. Criminal and collection cmes receive and electricity. Fifth, houno from miles from Itnl Il.nkj price IIS.000. W. in yard, l'etsr Del'ontl. 24B Shrewsbury EXI'KRTKNCKI) concrete Anl.htrs oml 1«- ROiirtO, for »al« very chenp. A, Q, Roit, A. lloppinir, 19 Ilroad street. Hid DanV, look farm, phone Red Hank »04-H,« WANT to sail eighteen-foot catboat In avenue, Red • Bank, Phone 454-J, Bed prompt attention with results. Day and bororit wnnted nt once. lied Bnnk Con- Mnln mud to rlvrr. Mian Clcnry, p. O.44 llrom. street. IUd Hank. ^"VYO small stovss for sale} ono laundry good, condition, IJ7JI Syracuse Easy night service. Phone 4. Office, Eisner struction Co., Inc., K5 Cstherlno street, 17S. Fair Haven. N. J. lull ding, Rnd Bank. HUDSON avenue; ait rxmitionally ifD'td atove and one small room stove) price electric washlnB maohllie, ISO! Western IlMIInnkjiJiiinl\ril f]4llin, |lll(l|lu a cudo 1386. . TWO nicely turnlnUeil connecting ruomn buy. Etc fit room privntu from*, alt l-OIl RAI.V.. home of sl< rooms, ifath, aun for both, IB,00, Mr., William Emery, Electric dish washing machine, 1(0. CanOAIIPENTKR and builder. General re- for rent f«»r Hifht housekeeping} nultal>1« jiorlor, llrtploi!. In llvlnu roum. c.llar, for both, IB.00, Mrs, Willia CONTRACTOR and builder for new work; WOMXN or mi^Td ""wanted for general 1 Improvement*. A. 0. Rose, 44 Droad Ul-li_ 1_u. V-l» tl.u.n U .T . palrinsr, eatlmates Riven on all kinds of fnr liuslni !.* woirnm or cuviplo. Also ga- Mlnton lane, Fair Haven, N, J.' ha aeslK Phone Red Bank 028. buildings, blue prints furnished) prices also jobbing done. Screens made to houaowork by the week; sleep In or out. 1 11k nlllr, l-iinmc, uulot nelghhorlinoil) 10 mln- order and put up, Ha\j all fxprrlcnocd rnRPi; nvenient tn rnllroad station nnd l?ll.!i_? ?-!lv_ — utcn > from postomec, churohes, aehflol. V6RD seilsn for sate, in good condition; NOTICE. We> have for ssle OsSlllao ssv- reasonable, all work guaranteed, A, Q, Ktcady pnsltlon for right party. Call after oon en pesaanger ssdan, overhauled by Cad- lelp. Small, Jobs accepted. O. II. Vnn-11:00 I'. M. at 43 Washington street. It ml nil hi" lines. Inquire At 13S Brldga ivc- FAIH HAVKN. "• »*• r » houie. Int. iinlnhtr's, Broror'si nlm liua line. V.ry iff, phone Red Bank 82B-M. n«f, jihtum cnfl-U. Heil_Ilnnk._ uooil J^rm.. _l'hona Bfll, Hum.oii.» Foil BALE, Dodge tmiHiiK eor ISO, Olil.- lilac Company and now being repainted. VHI, 04 Shrewsbury avenue, phono Hei) llnnli. 40x100; for nn]« very cheap. A. G. Will color as dsslrsd. A rsal buy, Mon- 0, U GRANT, Everett, N. J.i csremter Sank 706-M. 1)OUULK HOIIRK fur rent vn Whurf nve- Ron.*. 44 llrojiil _«tre«t Rndliank. JUilT to think" "of"It I " Ai!~ili'.iiirVKmiT mobile touring car I2S, Ford >. As G. Itoic, 44 luiu.i, two miles from Ho,I llank) lariie, stands, wash tube, ehRlre, CO cents I aitdltlonaT Satisfaction ' guaranteed! and roimi._0»|l li^dJIanit.Hi.'b!' Rravel pit. Make me UK1 offer,.."W. A. buaubureauss and stovss for gss, cool, keroisnkeroisnee, PLAYKIt PIANO for salll Waltere, stanil- charges reasonable. Call, phone or write. ntghti Juat * block from Broad atreet; 'Ihrodora Wllnon, 28 Whnrf avenue, Red Ilrnncl utrt'ot, Itcil llnnh. Plenty of room for either Indoor tr out* I1A1J:;UVOMAN wantedi eiperlenced In Hunk.* _ „ JIKOAD streot, between Monmouth mid loiuoi'ulnitl , 40 llronil street, Il'd ilanlc, • 4.001 Vlctrolas and raillos, 19.00; pianpianoo, aril action I cost ITBO, will till fur llto. Phone MIddletown 7v»-F-al. • dry good«| for steady poaltlon. Inqulro turns • III bbedsd , springi s andd mattreseti tt , II.0II00 Inqulrs of William W. llinnatt, 7> Wallace iloor parktnir. Boro Auto fUornf?e, Ms* "jfdUSH""'for retiif HlveritUla tirlve; »U J-'rout dtrrct, very dMlraMt tmaliifia • to loan on first bond and ntort- •>hnlff «lir»ft wn.l fitnlif rmirt. Itnl tlnnk. at nnco. J. Yauko, 80 Ilroad street, Ued m>[>r.ty for sale. P. O. llox 40, U«d Jsrm for «alo| ten acrra nf saeh. Household goode and furniture from street, ItsJJBank;*^ gaga on. imprnvsd real estate worth llank. room*, nil Improvement*: varanei Rood several homes' now on sste, lleil nsnk w UK1NU ME your old oil lamps, vanoa IT lorntlnn; puit"ejBlon ()otORU ssdan,~ioifi, nril elass totutilloiu tisptiri go with him. John Masion, box WIMJAM V, Olttrleb, plumbing, heating eleotrlo work Installed, J. r. Dnrsn JClrc- f" rent Trom Novnintii)r~ Ut.oiT* hl«. A. (1. H<>»«, 44 IlroM ..treat, Itud and tinning, Pumps and windmills re- tilo Co., Monmouth avenue, box 237, r-jrt Ifrnuty I'nrlor, H'i Third avenue, I.onit llbUHu'liir'eitliirilvsrViioniariinit lisfhT allt bargain. Also • Col. "R" for ssle at 0VJM_llsnk It. I). Ilremnli. N. J. l'bnne 8B78, I,on» llrnnch. to IsVfi largn rmitn* At 10 Kftit Front Ii\nk. „_ improvements | thr«s,Iot rorner prupei(f, calrad. Agent '»' Master carburetor goal utre.'t, over Ilniy'i Mnrket. Apply 10 HttlUK for niilc **ven roumi, all Imbrove" ^•ear Btnts road, Ijeseh, Nlatlon and slof.*, • tB0. Taylor's larage, Pearl strest, Ilid (MKl.ANK coaeh, XX, perfael condition; savlna* dsvlee, Fits any furnace. 41 T 7 llank.e , tli ll6i;a lKllIN(l and' r.fln(aMng of ail )0A11 I'ront ntreet, Jt*(l tlnnk, Lund A mimU 1 hot and cntil water, Imtlironm Vtw mllis (ram Il«,| ll.nlll prll>a U,H0, orts only 1,700 mllea, Can b* seen at L.ljlilon avenue, R«d Dank/ Phone l,t nlr htat. Can b tlin«. I nan I ro at 40 (Iprlntf ilrttt, Ittd OUItNKIl I.OTII fur sal.. n«r 1 Friiii! . road, near Itrannh avenue, I.lttl* flllver, OtinOIIIN'Bior r.al art "Ourehln'e'barhef or vklnltyi within fifty miles of New Aiut Intht all Jni,>rovf m"i}t*r iteam heat V_ ,... „__ str««t, PA fool ItitntMK*. (,'sn pe I M, jL phon. BJ8.M, lt.,| nsnk. IlEMifidTONiloubls barrel Il-aUaga ham nil hot wiUtr fiirnUhrrl: vrlth B«r«KP[ mer type ahftt fun In good condition. gari)tn«r. Qrounda laid • hop Is the place where art mean. some- York ( luniift six to alirlit rooms, irood MODKUN liwrnw <>( .•l< room" und liRth) fofrr I5O0 tinettncti by nuIenueKk tiliy.r, Aliu out and plsntsd ' ' expairleneed Ing. For rial proof try ils once, and liDiiltry 1KIUS«S. MURt be bsrsaln. J. l'ur* ant IK-, Olnrn M. Miller, Hclfotrf, box 00, atrnnt hrati flrpptiaat iwo-oar Bxras*! Aetlon. ilrawer MfJIril Il«rik.« ^ »ni«-vVj«nr4iOK»riVellonariiSoliwi: ill it Willlna'sh . Manning street," nivir isn yon will always. This alto applies 'golden oaki mahogany rocker, »hlt» j.j.sa" li, liedd llank.' nuni mlvloe and sitlmatis gladl/ noli, 2B0 l'utnnin avenue, llrooklyii, phnnn Kriui».>urL' ?_'.•*W._* loentoil rontrr of town, 1), W. W«Hln, jsillia ami nlillilr.n. Sscond National N. Y. ^__^ *'-»* I.AHd't! "front liriirnom tn lot, Tm iccon^l rrp.1 •Halt, 340 Kant Frontt atrut, phon« NMW COLONIAL hollst, MIHI'MM, 'rnimal WJrlirn MnV.vllli .nl cil v.,... IIHATHK tni hollar fi>r »«l.i fcolK fllllngi, ill pairs window blinds, one win- given. Bp«el*Ht tr.t»»E>)*nt)t>jr and Iliil.lAlll/M molll«rl> woman 'iies[r»s~i5o floor j nowly furt)t«h*il In ifsinuti nt.lt-> >»»"-. ., * ^.jnoiUr^ n Improv.ntoriUl hoi wsUr h.sl, atlach'd, nswi will till reaicnsble, Call tree tnovlng. Alfred flandsr. Bevsn- ililn for nut or two per-oru! find* to I.tmt. hni\»nti:\ fianr: nnplinf I twn-eir s"r*ir« ilbw Iranw, one wnltg pine p«tii>| iloor, 100 Llnilsn plsce, or phone H<,1 Hank Mexican, gold, silver, or three ohllilr.n to board all year M)lt HALK, i-HMl.rn flv«troom bunsn(ow| on lam. lot) reiliisntlal n>l«nburlioititi •woilsresn doors, some "»«»» Wall," JO II rid Be road, rort-au-ptck, tsUpfcone eteti buttons, pinking, Dialling, em- round) heit of references, llest of ears r)«HM prdtlon nnd mllrottit, 4T I'sUn plu^f, Rtrsin hilt, pfinfnt porchti, *h(t» > | | M 11 snd fond for btnlth, Chlldren'e eare p.r* tt, W. Jlsrlln, r««1 s.tsts, lit fast rt |SSj!u!lf!f!J ! «SsJ *».4. *iP!'_"*» . >»•»•• t , Itong Branch 30TB. broidery, trimmings and nov*lt!... MRS- KM llaiilc.* • nnrntl kltchan, lirtakfa^t nnok, bulH>ln SA'UNDItY stove for salj,, No7T»l food qusrads suits tot hire. The Handy llhop. mlt. Mrs. 1. N.. 4S Looust avsnus. Had HICNT, furiiUli^r two room* mn( IiUtTnt, •loixlN, liookoaaixi) BOxlBOl pfl41 "i»« enamel "sink wlth'drain as new. Rail at 100, Mnilsn plus, or [I Jlroad etreet. Red Tlank, ll.iiU, rhona_ 1SJ7-J. « Kta Imth, In mlvAtn homa. 81 Kn-tfe •A.nOOl ttfinn, T. M.1 Tpovw. Ill M«« XnO hauteh , B)»il«||l InippoysitunU I, ihnne J30H, ll.d llenM . _, Wt\tl. AtWw (rime, while j>lno> panel Tw marine motor agtnaay. Kvln- MCrTBV to loan i bonil and mortg.g., 1st, 5TiSin« hire. hm^TVnSSt'viX', (JlHiiin ftvtnjl*. Brannhpoit, W, J." »«r«ir«l flrsi slasa •tin'lllloni Ijil Ho."!'". 1 PHUKW *ni |,^al#r«. "t-^,1 fan" ,h.|>.i Tint a motor* of various moJ«U for row* 1 V6U"MMJI4 otMntf^fiur toom btinaaliiw, •<» Drol« »«« tout •(»«(• I »fi»« il,.tli < i»or". IW8 oereen doors, lomej "»fe(» Wall, ' Id an< Id. or will kuy mortgsa.si| rea- (uni««n, N. J., plum. Hum.mi B7T. V(H," UWNT,"Vl'iUtfor.i/"wirtViVlMinii».»wC .nh 11,000. Italians)* HNu rio* m,tm W" VWtrti tlonil iaoktMe. ifjiW.n the, things far —\ '•>•• , Co««p«r than at, natiosi, aallbnits. stn, Prompt tie* amtabln s illicmintrnt. . AliAlso mmaVe building loans four Hrg» ronmi, ulr-ly furnlthfilt KM, Mri\lRh«<1, with nit Improvement! 1 1«ri wAtoh liiiu HIV«II away to stimit ons nttl« ini! bM»m«nt. . Apv\f to John TUn sham, m Kr.nl. 1|M»», M W|Vs)(itffn| luai, i|i'l«««' «s"*l «•>• '<" ~ '" ti» Mipomlhle bullcUr*, If, 100 Mou- who Will «lv« It » Hood V>ln». R« Uafd- «toi« to Otntritl rullfnud, flfl mnnOiJ^ to " ' »l, Ms.it JUol 118TN •3 ..... '••-•.' V -,. Paee Sixteen' . ^ BED BANK REGISTER, OCTtiBER Is, 1926^ Ho has been at Fair Haven only one_ THE RED BANK REGISTER. year. There is more real Christian- JOHN H. COOK. Editor ana JPublUhsr, ity in standing by such a man when "These Swift McskngVH^: GEORGB O. HANOE. Associate' Editor. he is in trouble than in lots off other things which churces do. For generations past, mail deliv*, BEOWN. Douglas R. Ejalloch Go. . Sbamess Manager. . . ; , » • » S jertes have symbolized the swlf^ Telephones 8- -Red Dink IS These Fair Haven folks are made est.methods of transportation.)* Red Bulk 1300 of tho right stuff and BO is their In the Red Bank Candy Kitchen General Contractors Enured at the sostomoe.at Bed Bank, minister. It will bo a fine thjng for JKere^jsTa^fascinationTin.studying the wisps of] N. J« as second class matter. the community, as well as a fine 69 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. pape^that carry a letter to the far corners of the Subscription PHcesl thing for Mr. Letts and for the and Builders Onry'rar _J1.BO church, if everything gets straight- globe. Jhejargest display; e^er" offered 15 at the' BU months — ened out all right and Mr. Letts re- Three months , If time, money and workmanship count 1 mains at Fair Haven with the sanc- INTERNATIONAL ' tion of conference. with you, let us estimate on your work. STAMP EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1926. Open For Business Grand Central Pallet' Statesir Place Riverside Heights FARMERS' LOSSES. TOWN TALK. ' Many of Them Hava Lost All Their Saturday, October 16,1926 Phone Red Bank 1931. '(Continued from page 4.) •> Saving! and Are Broke. Red BanV N. J., P. O. Box 151 Joseph S. Applegate caught two To tho Editor of The Register: won putting stolen apples in their Carrying a complete stock of patent ZLat You will, I believe, be glad to . automobiles about two months ago. >X*X> correct ah error in a news item last They had stolen the apples from Mr. medicines, toilet articles, sick room week which said that John V. Har- WWMIMMMWIIMWMmnmoilW Applegate's farm and in getting vey had lost f 9,000 since coming to . them they damaged the trees to an supplies, electrical appliances and Holmdel two years ago. Mr. Har- extent greater than the value of the FUNERAL DIRECTOR/*^ w vey has lost this amount of money apples. When Mr. Applegate re- sundries-at the LOWEST PRICES. at farming, but most of his losses FUNERAL HOME-60 E.FRONTST. - RED BANK monstrated with the* men they wero during the three or four years curgpd him. and drove off in their We quote below for your convenience a few of toe many OWN YOUR OWN after the war, when the slump hit nationally, advertised article! we aell at the lowest prices: .'; cars with the fruit. all of us so hard. The failure of the melon crop to show profits for Sue: • - •','"•••• ' • • * • • Afier spending considerable time two years was a hard blow to Mr. .40 Fletcher's Castbria, ..: 25c .You can placo absolute re- and going to considerable expense Harvey and so he decided to give up 1.00 Wampoles? Cod Liver Oil Ext., ...... 69c HOME! liance in your . judgment • ,Mr. Applegate learned who thefarming for himself and return to 1.25 Maltine and combinations, ..„....:.„, 93c when you call us. Tha lat- thieves were and had them arrested. his profession of gardening. It has been said that "Men and women never fully realize est modern equipment The men were fined $20 each. The • The hard-earned savings; of Mr. .75 Mead's Dextri Maltose, 5lc their oneness with life and the natural Law of Perpetual Pro- thorough knowledge and • penalty was certainly merited. At and Mrs. Harvey were not lost but .75 Mellin'a Food, 59c gress as when thoir best efforts'are directed toward tha creation aklll ,-, eompletoX service , first glance it may seem like, a strik- went to others through the low .10 Santro Nipples, .:.'. 2 for 15c of a homo and family.". throughout. \ ing example of justice being done, prices of food crops. Somebody but a closer examination will not got the benefit of thiB ?9,000 with- .50 Forhan's Tooth Paste, 37c "Summer, winter, rain or shine, your home fa your home. seem so satisfactory. out earning it. Billions of dollars .50 Ipana Tooth Paste, 35c It is a permanont structure, yet consider how many comforts of farm wealth throughout the its walls contain and what a wonderful refuge it is when shel- • * * • .50 Pepsodent Tooth Paste, ...... 34c TELEPHONE DAY t NIGHT •— RED BAN K 557- . . i United States have been transferred ter is sought from the world of chilly indifference." : The farmer who follows the ex-from the producers of food to the 1.00 Gillette Blades, 77c 5 AUTO A^fBUt-Aiyce ssny/C£• ; . CHAINS AND TABLES FOR ALL', OCCASIONS : amplo Bet by Mr. Applegate has theconsumers of food. Thus rural pop- 1.00 AutorStrop Blades, 69c * In no othor way can a man develop the respect of others satisfaction of punishing those who ulations are being impoverished, for himself and his family as in tho owning of a home of his 1 ': have despoiled him, but aside from while city populations are piling up There are many others that space prohibits 'publishing. own. By tho same token he commands additional recognition •that little is gained. He does not of thoso persons who help create tho upbuilding standards of wealth as never before. his community. ' y get one cent of the fines which nre Former President Wilson foresaw Watch next week's Register for our Sou- imposed. He does not get anything these conditions and pleaded for venir Sale ad. . - for his stolen produce and he gets laws and policies which would have No matter what yonr financial station in life may bo there Anderson Brothers no return for the money and time given farmers better prices,for their is a listing, on my records of that piece of property or that he spent in running down the crops and lower prices for the completed home that you have anticipated and terms can' be thieves. arranged so that you can become a. home owner with practically things they must buy; Mr. and no additional annoyance. . • Mrs. Harvey's plight is not much STORAGE WAREHOUSE When foxes or wolves or other different from all farmers. Farm NEWARK'S *'.,'. . - . ..• "".J' "••., owners have not been able to make 2 LEADING f Make me prove my statements. • "varmints" become a menace or THEATRES when a leopard or some other wild a profit on their farms or even to Managemtat ' animal breaks loose, a reward is make a living and they have been M. 3. Schleslnter Broad St. Local and Long Distance Moving usually offered to the person who forced to live on their capital, use ear Broad St. "*^ Broad .nd Fulton SU. ; kills or captures the animal or ani-up their savings, wear out their ma- Our vans are padded and dust-proof. - mals in question. Thieves who pil-chinery and neglect their buildings. Why go to New York ? All the good shows come here! A. G. ROSE lage farms cant legally be killed, The farm bloc in congress has tried but they can be arrested nnd itto get these facts before tho peo- 44 Broad Street, Corner White, Packiifg, crating and shipping to all would be fitting and proper for aple of the cities, but has failed so 3rd Big Week I NOW PLAYING! points. , . bounty to be paid to each farmer far. NOW PLAYING Bafora the N. Y. Engagement Red Bank, New Jersey. who runs down such a thief. High tariffs, unjust taxation, high The Effervescent Musical Comedy freight rates, restricted immigra- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER tion, cheap gold and other condi- The bounty should not be paid by "BUBBLING tions have cost the farmers billions tha Qrseaiesi triumph IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. ! the public but by tho violators. In taken against you aa tha Chancellor •ball upon billions of dollars. The re- To HERMrNB M. TURNER:— think equitable and Just. Office and WareKouae most instances it woujd be.found of the Screen OVER" By virtue ot an order of the Court adjustment means wiping out the The object ot said suit Is to obtain a de- that the thieves and hoodlums who With of Chancery of New Jersey, made on tho cree of divorce dissolving the marriage be. savings of millions of families and , KING VIDOR'S uny ot the date hereof, In a cause wherein tween you and said petitioner. go about the country destroying and CECIL CLEO W. Uajon Turner ia petitioner and you 51-53 Mechanic St. . it will , force these families into Dated September 8th, 1020. damaging crops could well afford to L|E!AN and aro defendant, you t.-e required to acpear PATTERSON, BHOME & MOROAN, other lines of work. And the crime and answer the petitioner's petition on or pay.the bounty money. The largest AND A CAST OF BRILLIANT before the ninth day of November next, Solicitors of Petitioner, of it: Is. that wise legislation at ENTERTAINERS Land and Mortgage , Building, Anbury part of this thievery is done not by or, in default thereof, »ueh, decree will bo Park, New Jersey. Washington could have saved it all. those who feel the pangs of hunger And a Chorus of Dancing Loveliness ( There may be prosperity, but not but by well-to-do persons wearing MATIUEE SATURDAY for those who grow the food -which fine clothes and riding in expensive goes onto the nation's table three cars. time daily. NEXT WEEK—SEATS NOW • * * * Theron Mc'Campbell. RICHARD HERNDON These thieves and despoilers do Holmdel, October 11th, 1926. Presents much more damage than was ever THE ~1 done by the "varmints" for which RAMBLERSJWIN SERIES. '•wiiH bounties have been offered in Mon- TOURING ORCHESTRA PATSY mouth county. Some farmers have Red Bank Nine Took Two Games OF TWENTY actually become so discouraged by Straight from Fair Haven Team. A New Comedy by SYMPHONY MUSICIANS BARRY CONNEBS the prevalency of such theft3 that The Gamblers baseball team of NIGHTS—SOc, $1.00, $1.50 with O10R0UGH INVESTIGATION they are contemplating quitting the Red Bank whitewashed the Fair Daily Matt.—SOc, 75c, $1.00 soil. There is little or no incentive Haven' nine Sunday afternoon on CLAIBORNE FOSTER. for,the farmers to try to run down the Shrewsbury river country, club TAKE NOTICE! Original their despoilers. The Tobbers have field'and captured the series. It This picture will not be shown In any N. Y. Booth Theater Cast all the advantage in these days of other theater in Newark or vicin- BARQ. MATS. WED. & SAT. was Fair Haven's second straight ity for at least one year. 60c to 51.60 fast automobiles and good roads. defeat at the hands of the Eam- Chose This Oil • • • blers. The score of Sunday's game To NEWARK was 3 to 0. George Taylor was on To RED BANK The beat a farmer can hope to do P. M. FROM NEWARK tho mound for tho winning tenm . P. M. FROM RED BANK C R, R.—S:1B, B:34, 6:35, 0:14 is to catch a few of the thieves. It and was responsible in a large de- 12:25, 1:46, 3:57, 4ilt>, 4:23, 6:00 P. R. R.-t-5:32, 8:43, 12:13 may be said that arresting a few •a I ' • • • gree for tho victory of his team. thieves will prove a deterrent to He also received excellent support. We have been convinced, for some time, that the best, others who are inclined to take Moris twirled a very good game for things" which do not belong to them. Fair Haven, but his teammates most reliable and convenient method for heating your If the thieves were put in jail this were in a batting slump. would be true, but a fine of $20 is home is by oil. So, we have thoroughly investigated not going to cause much of a scare the oil burners dn the market today. We have tried among pillagers who can afford to Forming B. Basketball Team, The Best Compliment own fine cars and dress in good The Holy Name society of St. them out, tested them and put them through the mosf clothes. If by some rare chance Anthony's church is organizing a they get caught and fined they will basketball team. James .Mannello You Can Pay rigid inspection to determine the best oil burner.we pay the fine and joke about it af- of 15 Bank'street has been chosen terwards. A more just arrange- manager and Peter Pingatoro is could possibly offer you. . ment would bo to send them to jail coach. Tho team is looking for a Business Man— and make them, compensate the C&mes with othor organizations and Electrol is the burner we selected^ It is~all electric/ farmers for the things they slfal communications, should be Bent to The Makek and for tho money and time the Mr. Mannello. all modern, all automatic. It employs the two vital . farmers spend to run them down. is to say that he knows how to Furnace Man| essentials of scientific oil combustion—Automatic Elec-, Trapshooting Matches. make a dollar buy 100 cents' Throo trapshootins matches were Never sleeping, never fal- trie Ignition and Mechanical Fuel Automization. The Seldom docs a minister, or anyliaid Sunday on the cavalry troop's worth of real value. The man (or tering, reliable all the time other person for thnt matter, re- rifle range at Nutswamp. The woman) who buys a Ford car i» —now giving you more simplicity of its operation and perfect heat regulation ceive such solid and unanimous sup- winners wcro Irving Hay, • who heat, now cutting it down port as is being accorded to Revbrok. e 22 out of 25 claybirds, Roy certainly entitled to this compli- contributed to our choice. But, best of all, Electrol Clarence W. Letts, pnstor of the Martin, who broke 20 but of 25, —always on the alert to has the scientific, electric Ma$ter Control to always Methodist Protestant church of and Lieutenant Joseph E. Fix, who ment. keep your home at the Fair Ilnven. A great protest was broke 21 out of 25. keep watch at your boiler door and give every; assure staged at tho churcfr. hint night steady, even temperature against the action of conterenco in that gives perfect comfort. ance of perfectly controlled heat. .. ordering Mr. Letts transferred to BOII, hire, ront or exchango, make r- Remember, you can lily a Ford Ridding you of the burden another charge.- Not only church use of-Luke Longhead's department I closed car for less than an open of coal and ashes, making members but the people of Fair Hn- in Tho Register.—Advertisement. L car of any other make. We are now equipped to install Electrol irTyour horrie von In general were present and your basement a livable made known their views. ^ room—a superhuman fur- and relieve you of the burden of heating worries, with .:. A. Boyce nace man, always on watch a servicethat is at your immediate call any hour of the Church members and other folks at your boiler door. That urged Mr. Letts not to lenvo Fnir Painting Paper Hanging is Elec'trol, the Quiet, All- day or night. Just write or telephone us today, and let Haven. "Stay with us," mu'cl the Electric Oil Burner. us come out and explain in detail the features we found spokesman for a delegation of fire- Samples one] Estimates on Request. men. "You can preach at tho firc- Plioite 312-M Ruinsou. so superior in Electrol. One of our. Electro! Experts houso and tho pcoplo of Vulr Haven will *eo thnt your salary Is paid," will be glad to make a conscientious survey of your ThU nnd other expressions of the high mtcom in which Mr. Letts in ATLANTIC CITY$3.75 heating requirements' and give you a candid report held lit Fair Haven woro general at and return on the advisability of oil heat for your home. the mooting. Tho upshot of thoOver tlio IMI mute tin "The Flinrotlnil meeting was n unanimous Voto to Hpaclal" NKXT SUNDAY and OCT. SI notify tho conference officials thnt txnvti Jie.l Hunk 0,1(1 A. U. Mount-English Co. at thu rcqucul of tho church Mr. ltcturnlnir leave Atlintlo City, fl.lt; P. M. Lett* would remain ut t'nlr Haven Tlcliel. food on)/ on apirlsl train >l»t* Phone 176 Cor. Monmouth St. & Maple Avc. nlid would not accept appointment lor which Issued. to another charge. Tho Kcucrnl bo- NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RED BANK, N. J. Sarrlc* D«pt, lint lit Fair Hnvon la that confor- AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. Salt! A En«ln.arln», •nco mado tho chango without re- NOIICK OF SBTTLUMBNT OF/ACCOUNT II. Smith Co. J. E. Col.man. ulltlng tho stnta «f fooling at Fair Ktlata of Corn«IIu> K. lltulti, n.e.aied, Hiiven and that when it lircoim-i Nollt. li hirtbr shun Hint III. n«»u»l> Dions 1121 Phont 3011 I (if lh« .ub.erlh.r, o.nutor of Ilia •>t>U of l«mttHM»»M».»H •warn of tho rcnl Mlitlmont of tho• Mil dro.M.,1, will In nuilltml >ml |UM 20 Rector Place, Red Bank. community Mr. Lett* will br Ih. flurroKal. of 111. Omintr "t Mun- NOTlCr. 01' 3F.TTI.KMKNT OF ACCOUNT IJO In- mouth anil r.portso) for n.Ul.m.ut tn Iha . 1 Itrnctad to remain them. UrphMirphMis Ooiirl ot •till ConyCounty,, on TliilrTliilrii - Kitato nf Ilinan 0. llrl.led, dtosaiul, Dal.d B.pt.mh.r aid. A. », 1081 ? "''fl "! Atr off OtOjtobsrb , AA . 11».»rNif1'**!", h",f''y "llff" .""l "" «»ount« ANDBBW J. CONOVWl, 1MMII, »t *M. m«ny thlnitn you no longar nood. Ball 'Easy Budget Paymerts Arranged i from hi* •run mii.Aii:.nriiKK,r MA-I/ANAI." 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I VSAllCtls 1 RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 13. 1926. , Paere Seventeftn • I ,vifof,7s r - PERSONAX.' , ^ ,of tho United States was published Parfect ;» *nd tried the rest then try the best. children of Bergen place, spent the coming very popular with the troop- Satnrdtr« from 2:30 to I 80 P. M. do the most delicate re- foot would have to ho amputat, week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ers and some excellent scores have but Mr. Burdge'* complete recovery • The public l< cordlaUr Invited to pairing. We guarantee : Larkin of Newark. ^ . been made. . . ,/. • attend the service* and vfsft .tb« to now looked\ ibx. ;; Miss Mary H... Doughty, Miss BeiidlDV Boom. -•••• satisfaction. Our prices °Mr«. ThomaB ?lng of Locust ave- Pauline Mason and the latter's It pays to advertise in The Register. will please you. nue is spending two weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Ida M, Burtis, brother> Morris Sutphln of Schenec- Silverware Repaired all of Waverly place, have been en- IMIItlMM»IMIMI Square Deal Dap tady,. New. York, formorly of Red and Replated Like New. Bank. joying a -two weeks', stay in. the Manllffa Ii, Branntn of Hudson CatskiU mountains; ,' ; . 379 Shrewsbury Avenue avenue, Who was until recently em- Dr. and:Mr». W. X. Mason 'of CBDER APPLES REUSSILLE'S ployed at tire Whelnn-Catildy drag Woverly.placet have returned homo 36 Broad St, Red Bank 1127-J, Red Bank '''—" Long Branch 30B4 "itore, is now employed at a drug from a visit of two weeks/with Di •; »t9re at EHaabeth. . ' and;Mrs,'W. B. Alien of-Brattle- VSM/VWVWWW VHarry Oeborn of Bergen place boro, Vermont. Mrs,' Allen is WANTED niece ofljrs. Mason. , ii hai a now Dodge sedan. : • . , 1 Victor Hembllng of Shrewsbury Charles H. Throckmorton of East Front street, president of tho Mer- ffer wonderful , avenue is rapidly improving from chants Trust company of Bed G, S. Bucklin, hit; injuries. He was badly cut onBank, who has been temporarily at 'bit head and otherwise hurt two the Long Branch hospital to rocejve Phalanx. New Jersey. weeks ago in an. accident'while he etecttlcal treatment, vlia8 returned •. CHARMOSETTE was doing carpenter work at CAR WEEK to, his home much improved. He Naveslnft house. expects'shortly'to bo at his old post garments Fritz Gustln of Wallace street) 'at.the'bank. . ' , ; . ' who was formerly employed at tho CHARMOSETTB • Rod Bank yacht-works, is now-work- Mr. and:Mrs. Charles Allen, Jr., of Biversido drive, and Mr, and »" is a wonderful new clastic CHRYSLER ROADSTER 70, Guaranteed—Speed, Ves and plenty of it. ing as a chauffeur for Mrs. Klmball WIL.LIAM O'BRIEN fabric used in Gossard figure of RlverBldo drive. „• Mrs, Augustus M, Minton. of East Front street, recently enjoyed garments. Charmosettc ^CHRYSLER SEDAhl 70, Guaranteed—Drive this car. •George. Duncan of. Catherine week's trip to Atlantic City and wears like iron« > absoluteljr CHRYSLER ROYAL COUPE 70, Guaranteed—Just what yo,u want. 'street,'who has been employed lit Philadelphia; MEANS than times longer than any the Branchport railroad tower! has Dthcr clastic. Ic holds the CHRYSLER SUBURBAN S8, Guaranteed—A car for every uae. been transferred to the \poBt of Mr.a.nd Mrs. Herbert H. Hunter \ of Fair Haven will rriotor to'Prince- figure perfectly—yec is' so BrBundman 3t Eed_ Bank, ": Ha has HIGH GRADE SERVICE ESSEX COACH, late model—must be sold this week. \ charge'of the system of lights and ton Saturdqy to attend tho Prince- pliaat it gives with the ton-Navy • football gime - as gueSta . slightest movement. It gives CADILLAC COUPE 57—worth twice what we are asking. ..: ,. ,; i ,';.•' Approved and Improved 1 ; of Mr. and" Mrs; Joseph" H. Gethin the figure awcadcrful. buoy 'Miss Beatrice Gustin of Oakland of New York. CADILLAC COUPE 63—Like new and a bargain for someone. Street has returned from the Long Heating Plumbing Roofing ant, supported feeling—and Branch hospital, where she under- Mr. oiid MrBv .Harvey M. Willis never loses its elasticity, Its CADILLAC LIMOUSINE—Just the car for hacking. ; r and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Griggs vibrant, springystretch. Ab- went two operations. ~ "' -- Water Systems Copper Work 1 MAXWELL TOURING—and only $100.00. •Werner Pundt of Rhlncland, 6er- of Mndisori avonuo returned Sunday .solutely you can wash it - many, is spending two weeks with from a vacation trip of a few days. Earthen and Iron Pipe whenever you like—-it will CHEVROLET TOURING—Fine shape, $125.00. . ;O«car Hesse of Frqnt streut. Thoy motored to Philadelphia, Bal- lastlongerthanayearthough CHEVROLET SEDAN—Nice little car for the winter, $375.00. '•;. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey W. .Young timore and Washington, D. C. ' Wo Handle the Arr»orioan Radiator Company's you wear it constantly. aeh Insuo of the publication •old.or dis- building. •. . tributed, through tlie malls and otherwise, OLD MAN WINTER IS COMING. _*. -. . ^. to paid,subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above If 7865. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Bdussllle of THOMAS IJIVINO BnoWN. Knollwood are on an automobile Look into the merits of Keyport Business Manager. trip through tho South. Sworn to and subscribed befori me this Phillips' Milk of Mag- Sal Hepatica, large 67c 1st da/ of October. 1020. Harold and Raymond Slvor of (Seal.) nesia, large, '/.. 33c Mead's Dextri Maltose, 5lc Shrewabu,ry avenue left Monday for Dairy Farms Grade A milk with EDWARD W. WISB. St. PotoTtburg, Florida. Notary Vawa. California Syrup of Figs, 34c Kotex, 49c 1 \f oftmmliilon eiptres June 28, 1027* Fletcher's Castoria, ...... 25c A 'son was born last wook to Mr. NOTICE 6F~INTENT1ON. Horlick's Malted Milk, and Mrs. Daniel McCormlck, Jr., the Hood Cap. To "WHOM IT MAY CONOKUNi— You are htruby notified.that th« ordi- Wampole'8 God Liver large, 75c of Point Pleasant, formorly of Bod nance hettlnntter let forth will b« eon. Bs.nk and Phalanx. Tho now ar- sltltretl'on final pnitana at th« office of Oil Ext., !'. 63c Lysol, large,...' „.;.. 87c Its production is not a "hit or miss" the Shade Tr«e OommUslon of the Bor- rival has been named Danlol Mo- ouith of lied Bunk, Davidson building, 14. Lydia Pinkham's Veg. Pebeco Tooth Paste, 39c Cormlok HI, IIroad strcot, R«d Hunk, New Jersey, on Compound, 83c Tuesday, October 10th, 1080, at DtOO Forhan'a Tooth Paste, .... 35c Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Wordon, arrangement. Weiare now serving o'olofll* P. M. Any person'lhterested In Nujol, large, : 63c Jr., of East Front street, spent Sat- the subjfet matter of said onllnmics will 1 bt slv*n a henrlnir at that time ami plaot. Listarine, med. large, 39c, 69c Palmolive Shaving urday and Sunday with Mr. and Vole for 01IATW TURK COMMmiUdN OK Mrs. Aubr«y Wyckoff of New York. Red Bank and vicinity. THE nonouoii or UKD BANK, Sloan's Liniment, small, Cream, 30c Saturday afternoon Mr. Wordcn at- V. K. TATrKURON, Beeretary. Palmolive Soap, 12 for .. 89c tended the baseball gnmo between ELMER C. AN OnniNANCR rilOVIDINO FOR T)tB med., + 25c, 48c . the Cardinal! and the Yankees, ' innniNo oi' iT.HMiTfi nYTnnnifADW Doan's Kidney Pills, 46c Pepsodent Tooth Patto, .. 34c THBB COMMIHHION OF TIIH JIOR Mrs. Harry Scales and Mm. OUOlt OK HKU HANK. Ex Lax, 50c size, 43c Hind's Honey & Almond Stewart MoVourn of Valley, Btroam, I1F1 IT OltHMNKI) hy th* Bfiade Tr«e Vick'a Vnpo Rub, mod,, 47c Long Island, )mv» been vlsltlrnr WAINRIGHT Commtsstnrt of th* Itoroxtuh of Rtit Bankr Cream, 33c 1, Any and all uermlti required to h* their sister, Mrs, George Patterson, thtalntd from the Hli«tU Tree Commlislnn Candidate for of ths noruugh of Jte

UJ tli.- . ',< '» . t - Page Eigh'te - RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 13,1926. GOOD PUPILS AT RIVER PLAZA for senator, was here campaigning I ' •, • • ' « Monday. Children with Perfect Attendance Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Scott of Records for * Month. New York spent Saturday and Sun- Pupils of the River Plaza public day -with Mr. Scott's parents, Mr. school with perfect attendance rec- and Mrs.Trank Scott. ords for tho past month are: Mrs. John Kolly spent.' part of ^ Room 1—Donald Atay,' Johnnta Alex- ander, Victor Balncs, Ptttr Coleda, Joseph last -week at New York. Contento. Jack Fowler, Bobble Girardln. Upland Lamberson, Theodore ,Latnbersoa. Nicholas SablllsW. Alvln . Wlokenham, MARLBORO NEWS. ' John Ollvlna, Donald Meti, Margaret Col- trpn. Norma Conklln, Oatherlna Eppi, Long Island Man Buy* Property of Doris Fowler. Helen Gardaychlch, Cecelia^ • Late Edward Cutar, JARDINIERES Xamberaon,. Clara McGolrlck. Martha Nl- Ulla. Thcltnd Nlclson, Helen Olnas, Flor- Tho property of fta late Edward ence PctlnKole, Alice Schllchtini. Paulino Caosar has been sold to a Long TO BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Sekuda, Beryl GOBS. • Island fireman, who will move here when he Is retired. Room 2—Ruth Applerate, , Angelina IN WIDE CHOICE OF PATTERNS Alexander, Grace Briater, Irons' Brlster. Prof. Tlernan and sister, Miss Marjorle. Darllnff, Anna Epps, Mildred Mary Tiernan, spent Columbus day Epps, Mary Furlato, Jeanne Qerardin. Su- at the sesgui-ccntonntal at Philadpl THIS WEEK sanna Gertfrdin, Mary Gordaychlk, Ger- p'nla. i trude Kondrup, Margaret McCray. Jose- phine OInat. Anna Shllonit, Teisle Sbkoda, Miss Florence Heyer of Montclair Mary Stavola. Anna TuUi, Violet Wol- was the guest of her sister, Mrs, J, t Alice Wooley, Preston Alexander, D. Ely, part of last week. Billy Best, Edward Burns, David Dooohue, Edward Donohue, Daniel Gdrdaychik, Nor Mrs. S. VanPelt, who; has been man Uallam, Harlan Hosan. Alex Koleda, sick at her brother's homo «t East, Georsa Lane, Joseph Lang. Feter Lang. Freehold, has returned much 'm' Howard Lnyton. Stephen .Olnas, Edward proved. Shkoda, Michael Stavola. Edward Tutai Harold Willis. Austin Burns, Alfred Miss Catherine Vanderveor has Donate. returned from a visit with hor .

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Women's Women's Girls' Sports Hose Women's Boys' Shirts Drapery Damask Cape Collars Turkish Towels Knit Union Suits Rayon Under things, $1.00 Lisle Hose ; $1.00 $1.00 , $1-00 Boys' whlto and striped shirts 5 for $1.00 Each $1.00 Girls' cotton sports hosiery In Rayon drapery: damask for Women's cape collars in qoorg- Women's Unit union sutto'with good looking plaids that tho 2 pr. $1.00 with collar attached, the stylo over drapes or portieres. Stripe ette and lace that give an air Colored bordered Turkish tow- lew nock and no sleeves, me- Women's rayon silk vests, girls will like. boys like. Sizes 12 to 14. effects In tho newest colors. of smartness to a dress, els of a heavy nap and closely; dium weight cotton. 86 to 44. step-Ins and chomlao that aro Women's lisle hos- 35 in. wide ' ' ' woven. .18x36 in. daintily trimmed with lace. Qlrli' "Phoenix" % Silk STEINBACHS—Second Floor Women's Sports Ties, $1,00 : .' . 8ool Children's English and hats, this grosgrain rib- $1.00 % length socks of Underwear for the cold days bon, one inch wide. • All colors. •Women's ohamolsotte gloves, a heavy cotton that are coming. Long sleeves ullp-on or with fancy cuffs. In Bargain Square Dollar Sale with colored turn- and ankle length In a light STEINBACHS—FlrBt Floor oik, groy, beaver. • over tops. §roy. Sizes 4 to 16. Dollar Day Sale Children'! Two-Clasp Glovti Children's Cotton STEINBACHS—Second Floor 2 pr. $1.00 Women's Silk Hose So:! • / cllled chintz; border in protty stitched on tho edge with pink Men's Embroidered 'Kerchiefs cotton huck with attractivo Shoe Bags Ambrs Royal Fao» Powdip STEINBACHS—First Floor Outing flannel that makes 2 for $1.00 $1.00 colorings. Size 27x64.. or blue wool. Sizes 30x40 in, such nice warm night gowns red borders. Sizes 10x33. STEINBACHS—Fourth Floor STEINBACHS—Second Floor and pajamas. In stripes. 33 STEINBACHS—First Floor STEINBACHS—Fifth Floor Imported Cold Cream'Bo«p inches wide. ' S for 91.00 Fancy crotonno aboo bags that Leather Goods Imported Robe Cloth, Fast Colso So«p, 12 oakes $1.00. aro piped and reinforced with Color, 2 yds. $1.00 eyelets for hanging. (With 4-oz. trial nlzo .of Less $1.00 STEINBACHS—First Floor Coleo Shampoo) Men's Rsyon Silk Hois , One dollar oft on overy flvo 4 pr. »1.00 STBINBAOHS—First Floor dollars*" In thd leather goods 's Fine STEINBACHS—Fifth Floor. department. Sheets Children's Unjon Suite STEINBACHS—First Floor $1.00 \ne Dollar Less! Sheets of tho very popular Fancy Linens - $1.00 size, 81x90 inches, made of a Children's fleooo lined union On Every $5.00 Purchase Infants' Dresses heavy grado of muslin. Less$1.00 , suits In kneo or ankle length, . STEINBACHS—First Floor with a Dutch neck. In al&s „ $1.00 One dollar oft on every live 4 to la. '. .-L...:.-. It you are buying new rugs for the Winter do $1.00 dollar purchase In tho Kanoy Children's Rayon Undirair. not fail to take advantage of Steinbachs Dollar Infants' hand-mado dresses In Linen Goods Department Sales. With the $1.09 -reduction for every $5.00 plain and blthop styles. Trim- Pillow Cases ' menti, *«oh $1.00 A wise man takes advantage of a sale like this, STEINBACHS—Second Floor purchase which is then in force, a $100.00 rug mod with lace. 4-inch hem. however frequently it falls due 1 One is always Children's White Nainsook would cost only $80.00! , 4 for $1.00 Combination!, 2 for |1.00 BIEOS 0 months to v'ont hos« In of p lino iirndo of limn with ilnuliln yulic. 1'lnK nllil 'lilun •IDRIO flowor or ulunloiti of novelty aheohs, medium, llfht l-W)(JnoH hem, «trl|m. nmnlt one*. anil ilnik grounds, (Slightly MdMs Whlti Un»n 'Kirchltfs Mlmi' Flunnol Oowni, Real Mill Laot . lmp«rf«ut), £U««« m t» U. |1.00 M«n's Llil» Hoi«, 4 rtour ' fiTHINllACIIH—(Second KIIJW MTI!lINl)AOIin-V'lrst Floor UTJBINHACMS-riMt liter Page Twenty RED BANK REGISTER;-OCTOBER *S,-192& FAIR HAVEN'S GpOD PUPILS. Itievey, Helen Rearer. Stanley . Rievey, automobile trip to , Pasadena on ********************************f*********************************** Pauline Sears, Lola Taylor. Sunday of last week. • v • •• Grammar ' grades—William - Bhoweli. List of Children Who Were Perfe.i George Johnson, Baul Hicks. FrancU Michael Winkowtki of Eolmdel in Attendance Last Month. Loai, Catherine Boid, Huel Livingston. has sold his farm,to Joseph Koren '!)« FOOT BALLS The following pupils of the Fair of Scotch Plains, N. J. Haven public schools were neither Albert 'Heath has purchased a absent nor tardy during September: HAZLET NEWS. new Tudor Ford sedan from Mount- BASKET BALLS WILLOW STREET SCHOOL. Fire Company to Give Another Barrett of Matawan, How Old Macenas Made His Money. First grade—Mabel Hendrlckson, Leona Dance Next Week. Gamo Warden Stacy Carhart is AND Hendrlelison, Louise Uebeek, Ifinr Ridge. issuing gunning licenses for tho SUrne Thompson, Jack Bslnc. Russell The dance held by the Hazlet fire \, Old'Macenas was the richest, man of Ancient Greece. Bennett. Jr.. Robert Csmeron. William company on Friday night was at-coming season. _ FULL EQUIPMENT Davlson, Stanley Fielder, Jr., Anthony Jan- tended by about 3^0. Music was Stacy Carhart amr~WiUuun~E,, He was the John D. Rockefeller of his times. ( narone. Jack Uaek, Cornelius Alarcellus, Morris spent Wednesday night at Jr., John Mulvlhlll. Jr.. Stuart Rogers, furnished by Sidney J. Tonnington, John Sparling. Ernest Walling and Harry. Brown, Asbury Park. He was once asked howhe made his.bigfortune Secoiyl and third grades—George Balne. Another dance will be held on Fri- Jr.. Harry Brady, Jr., Dermot Calllnan, Tinton Fall a Nows. Perry Gwynn, George Harm, Jr.. Ralph day evening of next week. "The first thousand drachmas was the hardest,"'he said; Henderson, Tennis" Kendriek, Gone Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dirlam, Mr. Allen Crawford's house has been "that first thousand was mad,e by arduous toil; after that, that Jr. Edward Stanley. Edwin VanBusklrlc, and Mrs. Henry Voege, George wired for electricity. Louie Renpeck, Dorothy Douglas, Mary Albert Stoothoff has bought a first thousand drachmas helped to make more." V Gran, Mary Hemsehoot, Grace Jannarone,. Hall, Miss Meta Dirlam and John Innocence Ueyer, Martha Trafford, Betty Dirlam of Brooklyn were Sunday New Chevrolet coupe. VanDeman. guests.of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mrs. Edwin Stoothoff, Sr., has Fifth grade—Doris Baden, Teresa Bad- Bahrenburg. r :. been entertaining coinpany from en. Sarah Burdge. Vivian Chandler. Eliza- Mrs. Roland C. Crome and sonLong Island. \ The Merchants Trust^oriipany/of Red Bank wants :to beth MeGrath, Rekealth Meyer, Louise Junior of Hightstown is visiting her Mrs. William Scott and Misses Klelson, Elsie Newman. Norms; Norman, Mario and Margaret. Scott spent >help ^Q(u.save YOIJR first thousand dollars. . I Marguerite' Planlts. Rose Rate. Lillian mother, Mrs. Ella • C. Hyer. Mrs. Rhoades, Ruth Llnderoth, James .Butler. Hyer recently returned home after yesterday at New York, . • -' . 1 Fred Christenson, HenTl Crouset, Ph'lo spending several weeks with her Bis- Carney True* and George Wbrles ' Every person can get-what hje,waiits} and that First Davis, Mike Egan, Henry Frledlander, Vic- ter, Mrs. Thomas. Starr of New have moved from the Johnson build- . Thousand Dollars can be yours if you want it hai'd enough. ,.'•' tor Hawkins, Harold Heodriekson, • William Brunswick. • . ing to Arthur Kelly's place. Holmes; Lloycl Jones. Ralph* Letts. Charlea ; Morrell, Harry Neilson, John Pasdzlerlos- CapE Eichard Carney of Coconut We w411 help you get it by paying you four per cent'in- kl, Arthur Planlts. Walter Rhoades, Fred Grove, Florida, at presen:: located Two Hold-Upi. terest compounded quarterly in our Savings Department. / Hussell. Clinton Thompson. Leon Van- JERSEYS •* SHOES Brunt at Brooklyn, Bpent the week-end John H. Kogers of Long Branch PANTS KNEE GUARDS' Sixth grade—Edward Hemsehoot, Amlel with his sister, Mrs. P. 0. Weigand. was held up and blackjacked Satur- STOCKINGS SWEAT SHIRTS Jalcubecy, George Little. Oscar Norman. Rev. Joseph Garrison of Pitman, day night. He was taken to the.hos-i Alfred Rhoades. Frank Zajlecek. Ottilia n former pastor of St. John's pital Buffering from a scalp wound. MERCHANTS TRUST CO. SHOULDER GUARDS HELMETS Blume, Winifred Gilbert, Anna Hall. Roth Rogers was unable to describe his Hayes. Vivian Llnbarger, Elisabeth Mack- church, was a South Keyport visitor ilsky, Carolyn Minton, . Graee Minton, on Thursday. assailant and could not give a clear 62 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. A SPECIAL JERSEY, QS Catherine Mulligan, Jlarle Planlts. Emma Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Weigand account of the hold-up. Frank Ran, Anna VIrubal, Dorothy Woollcy, Staten of'Long Branch reported to spent the week-end with friends at Start a Savlngi Account In Ouc Bonk and See the Intereit Mount Up. .' ' Red or Navy Blue. - Julia Zajlecek. . . ' East Orange. the police that two colored men had; Seventh and eighth grades—Arthur Cad- robbed him after asking him to nan. .Jack Callinan, Joseph Cleary. Wil- Mrs. James Sutton entertained V \« liam Cleary, Warren*- deBrown, Riehard the Social Nine at her home at Key- change a f 20 bill. This robbery oc- Egan, Andrew Egeland.' Frank ' Feeny, curred on the boardwalk Sunday af- Worden • Grooms, Paul Hemsehoot, Philip port on Tuesday afternoon. A it. Harry Eettel. Steven Magyera, Lyle pleasant afternoon was spent and ternoon. McGrath, Jesse M/:Hray, Stephen Rail, delicious refreshments were served. m i s» --— . • Carl Schwenker, Frank Snyder, Fred Zwel- Mrs. Louis Stultz will entertain; at It pays to advertise in The Register; ****^***********\* ************** *.**i fel,-Vincent Hankins, Florence Chandler, Sheila Dooley, Marian Emery, Gertrude the next meeting. Feeny, Mildred Golf, Marjorte Grooms, Mrs. Asbury Walling entertained Marlon Harm, Peggy .Hayes. Florence the Hazlet and South Keyport sew- Heisley. Nellie Hcisley. Elizabeth LaBou, Mary Mackolsky, Isabel Osborne, Helen ing club on Tuesday afternoon. Re- Simpson, Dorothy Thompson, Mary Vlru- freshments were Berved by'the host- ess and a most enjoyable time was l : KNOLLWOOD SCHOOL. had by all present. • . First and ' second grades—Theodore P. Otto Weigand left' on Thurs- Bassford, Edward Danowitz, Stanley Dano- doy on a trip to California. He exr witz, Vincent Flnan, Nels ' Friberg, C&rl pe'ets to be gone about three Weeks. akubeey, John Newhall. Raymtmd Pryor. Harry Rafi, Robert. Ring, John Slnilm, Mrs. Harry Peseux has returned Lewis Szllogyl, SIguard Thompson, Anita home after spending the. week-end Friberg, Margaret Gaston, Lillian Herden, With friends at" NewTfork. Claire Nielson. Pearl Szilagyl. Elizabeth The home of Capt. Richard Car- Virtjhcl. Gertrude Taggart, Lillian Zajieek. Third and fourth grades—Leonard ney in Coconut Grbve,;Florida, was Dean. Clarence Emmons, Howard- GofT, badly damaged by/the" hurricane a Tallman Howard. Vivian Bennett, Joso- few wseeks ago. phlne Chandler. Jane Flnan, Adelaide Mill- SOUVENIRS SOUVENIRS Mrs., Emil, Pimper and Miss : TET Igan, Mary Zaulce?, Mary Burdge. Hyldah Hyer are spehdini; several ; ",\ •••.:•••'-,. ' . • ', ' ' • '•-. ' • ^ :. i •'..-•.-.. • --., . '• ,- PISK STREET SCHOOL. days at New York. •. . ] .._...•'•-, ...... ,-'•' . •.-•,•.', • '/ ~^-.- •'' Primary room—Veronica Albert, Harry 17 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Augustus. Andrew Brlstone, Martha Craw- Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Carhart and ford. William Harris, Victoria Hieks. children and Rudolph Peseux ac- Jeanne Lyons, Pierre Lyons, Dorothy companied Steven Walling on an Saturday, Odojber 16th Monmouth Street has been re-opened to the public present- ing one of the most attractive thoroughfares in Monmouth county and destined to be Red Bank's principal business artery. # In^appreciation of what has been done on Monmouth Street and to show the public my gratitude I'will have a -•' • RE-OPENING V/tt SATURDAY at which time every customer at my place of business who spends Buy Your a dollar or more with me on that day will receive a beautiful sou- venir, not a bit of trash that is soon cast aside but a real honest- to-goodness article that will be much cherished by the recipient. / FUR COAT This RE-OPENING DAY event is to ^t you better ac- quainted with my new place of business which is now located at / 77 MONMOUTH STREET ?•"• . .-Now! Just a few steps from Maple avenue and the State Highway It will be to your advantage to come and where I am now equipped to conduct a ' look over the wonderful values which we have to offer in the latest fashioned Fur Coats. : •• • . - „•' -AND-, ..;:-./ ,:'''v /: ;, Every garment made on our premises and guaranteed to give satisfaction. •

AUTOMOBILE REPAI R: SHOP • • • -. • . • • •• . . • • • .-i)— • -. ' We have enlarged our store and factory so as to give better together with a large assortment of service and more convenience to our patrons. TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES JJ your o]H Fur Coats remodeled into the latest stylet NOW. Don't wait until the last minute. Prices reasonable. Expert Machinists Modern Machinery ' . Prompt Service

DON'T FORGET OUR NEW LOCATION, 49 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK. IXitiAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR . .(Old Y. M. C. A. Building.); The Most Exclusive Fur Shop in Paige, JetMt and Stutz Cars Monmouth County • ' \ GASOLENE AND MOTOR OILS . Red Bank Fur Shop \.--.K.;ATJIHE CURB. 49 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK FRED H. VAN DORN Strut) ! MONMOUTH STREET TELEPHONE 478 i.h«v Phone Red Bank 2034-W RED BANK REGISTER, OCTOBER 13, 1926. John A, Lents of Eett Keansburg NfiWSfROMMIDDLETOWN and pilsa Thelraa easier of Belford •»•»• fii» , made an automobile trip Sunday to THRE? BELFORD. RESIDENTS Jamaica, Long Island, lira. EHznebth Holies and 'her * BUY NEW AUTOS. daughter Mabel of Montclajr'havo N.vmlnk Boy liT~C«ltl. Ju.dflpi been spending several day* with Save' Money—Buy Now! Conleit at Detroit—F(r«mon'< Mrs. Hellcs's sister, Mrs. Alfred E. Auxiliary to..... Ho}}4 Hullowo'.n Langfordof Belford. PartPt y at ParPrtt MonmVuth Sofioolf . Russell Hyeri of Belford lias SPECIAL Throo residents of BcJf«d bought an outfit of furniture and bought automobiles last week. Her- he will start keeping "bachelor's man Dorpn and Clarence Andorson hall" in a house which he owns on 12 Size Open Pace G»ntlemen'e each bougjit a Chryrier ftnd Wil- Chu;ch street. Green or White Gold" Filled liam KellV bought a Dodge. Final arrangements art being g Dg Watehea, regular ?1B.OO. A Large Assortment of Complete LLawrenc e ScottStt , «on of Jemes, made for the annual supper; of the Scott of NnVoslnlNnVot, U exppctepp d to New Monmouth Baptist church, return, homh e tomorrot w fnfmD De which wilt be hold Thursday night Manicuring Dresser Sets tTolt,'.wher'o he took part in a cat- of next,week, in French Ivory, Amber Shell and Shell on tle Judging contest. Lawrence, with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Edwards Special Price, $7.50 throo .other boys, represented Now of Campbell's Junction spent Satur- Amber; all decorated in presentation cases Jersey in the contest. Tho New day and Sunday at Baltimore, at half of regular value; ' : Jersey team won second prize. The where tholr son Douglass is attend- members of the New Jersey team ing college. Some as low as $7.95 enjoyed on .outing in Canada. Mr.iand Mrs..Walter E. Walling The ladles' auxiliary of,the Port and Miss Mabel Farroll of Port Value up to 20.00 Mbnmputh flrq company met last Monmouth returned last woek from Gentlemen's night at Mrs. John Montag's and ar- a railroad: trip in New York state ranged to hold a Hallowe'en mas- and Canada,/ Pocket Watches quorado party Friday night, Octo- Mr. and Mrs. Helrcgil and son : ber 20th, at the Port Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt of'New- Cuff Links All High Grade Mak'- :, Bchoolhouse. ark spent Sunday with Mr. and Howard Gruen Bar and Circle Pins At the Sunday morning sotvice at Mrs, - Rhinegold ,Yahn of East Green or White Gold Hamilton Bulova the New Monmouth Baptist church Keansburg. Top Brocaded. Illinois Tavaness The latest style White Gold Bar Pins pierced the subject will be "Unfamiliar Isadore Walling and William South Bend Waltham y stones R 5 Books." ,the sermon will deal with VanRlpor of Po!rt Monmouth left Values, up to 2.60. , Elgin Revelations. The soonnd of a Btriw thii. morning by automobile for Mi- All at 20% of Their a rA^/f ' - °° of art services will bo held at night. ami, Florida, where they will spend Tiio aorvico will be divided into flyo thu winter. 95c Regular Price. ^$3.95 parts or. sceae's, each enacted in The' rally day collection of the pantom'lmo by members of tho New Monmouth Baptist Sunday- church. The scenes will bo pat- school amounted to 553, of which tornod nftcr productions, by famous $22 -was contributed by the adult • painters. Ivitrumontal music will bible class. . We have just concluded a most successful year and establish- ; accompany each scene. •• A feature The Belford baseball team was to v.'IU bo a program of old hymns','•Il- have played at home Sunday against lustrated by stereopticon slides. Monmouth Beach, but the game was ed an enviable reputation for quality merchandise, fairness of The pastor will preach on "Parables called off on account of threatening p Lt" • »f the Lost." weathor. • price, and courteous service. A.. .partpy of Belford and Pet Mr. and Mrs., J, Honry Wormcrt Monmoutth folks motored to Ocean of Belford returned home list week City and spent Saturday and Sun- from an automobile trip of several day with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johr- weeks in New York state and Can- To show our appreciation to our customers for our success., spnj 'formerly of Belford. Mr. and ada, , . Mrs. Johnson havo prospered great- There Is no change In the condi- we wish to express our thanks in a tangible form by holding a ly since they moved from Belford tion of George Hilliker of Belford, 10-K Solid White or Green Gold Gents' Scarf Pina with recon- Vanity Cases-^-Compact, equipped several years ago and they are now who for several weeks has been with. all. the necessities pleasing to numbered among tho most wealthy confined to the bed with structed stones. Regular 4.0O, the eye,. -.The; latest styles; some residents of Ocean City.. ' Their tism.' * 6.00. as low as week-end guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and. Mrs. • William R. Douglass Cook, Mr, and Mrs. El- Schramm and their son of Navesink $1.95 wood Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. Willard have gone to Altadena, California, $2.45 WTa MfraffdTMrsrJrHenry a suburb of Pasadena, for tho win- ; Regular 5.00. Values. falling. ter. -v ; Tho ushers' union of tho New A euchre party for the benefit of Mohmouth Baptist church met Mon^ Independent flre company of Bel- day night at J. Crawford Comp- ford will ba hold tomorrow night at tpn/s. - Frank Kivelser of the Schnoor'a hall. Princeton theological seminary de- Mrs. Joseph Thompson of Belford ANNIVE Ladies' White Gold filled Wrist Watches, latest styles and shapes. livered an address on "The King- is a patient at a Perth Amboy hos- Jeweled and guaranteed; as low dom of God and Athletics.'^ A talk pital, where she will bo operated on Sport Strap Jeweled Watches, whs given by Lewis Blood, coach of for tumor. fancy shapes and lever Movements; tho high school football team. The Miss Mildred Rice of Atlantic radium dial and hands. Guaran- Union voted to assist the women at Highlands spent Saturday and Sun- teed timekeepers. Values up to BEGINNING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, AT 9 A. M. $6.95 their annual supper Thursday night 10.00, our price; day with Miss Edith Dennis of Port 14-K Solid Gold Ladies' Wrist of next week by providing a hat and Monmouth. Watches, jeweled movements, at coat check room for the conveni- Samuel Brandoff's new bungalow And offering our regular merchandise at Special Prices, which ence of patrons of the supper. at New Monmouth.is completed. It $4.95 The birthday of Raymond Greel- was built by Mr. Brandoff as an in- $10.00 oy of Bolf ord was celebrated last vestment, i ' represent a decided saving of from 1% to Sold- elsewhere at double its price. , Wednosday with a party which •was Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Woodward ; arranged by Mrs. Greeley. Socia- of Belford attended tho sesqiii-cen- [ bility, refreshments and the othor tennial fair at. Philadelphia last The merchandise is our reg- holding this sale is to celebrate usual features were enjoyed. . Mr. wook. Grbeley receved a number of gifts. Frederick Drake of TottenvlHo ular stock, fine and perfect, arid our first anniversary and to THose presont wero Mr. nnd Mrs. spent part of last w*eck with friends Rhinegold Yahn, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- at Port Monmouth and Beford. carries our usual guarantee, form new customers, to in- liam Bailey, Mrs. Stceker and A rummage salo will be held next A Wonderful Buy. daughter, Mrs. William Yahn and Wednosday afternoon at All Saints that you must be satisfied in crease and establish firmly our Mrs. Mary Yahn. Nir.klo Silver Cigarette Cases, thin parish house at Stone Church. model to fit yout, vest pocket, at Winter activities have started at Lester Curtis has installed a every respect, as to quality and good will. Platinum finished , flexible Brace- the. Navesink library. A reception pipeless heater in Mrs. Blanche Kegulnr 8.00 and 4.00. price, or we will cheerfully re- lets, very fashionable with re- will bo given to tho teachors of tho White's house at Plattmount. __ You are invited to come in constructed stones guaranteed. tpwnship public schools next Tues- Harold Jones, who is in service $1.95 day In conjunction with tho annual on an ocean going vessel, sailed fund your money with no quib and look around. You may be $4.95 mo'otlng of "tiiTlibrary. Girls' and Monday for Mexico City, ble or argument. boys' clubs.are being formed. The assured you will not be^ urged lvalues up to 10.00, circulation of books for Augupt was Dont put that out-grown furni' 937 and fforr SeSeptembep r 712. ture in the attic. Sell It through Frankly, our purpose in to buy or be annoyed. '. The ladles' auxiliary of Chemical LLukk e Longhead'Lhd' s departmendtt t of TThho fire company of Belford will meet Register.-—Advertisement. next Monday night nt tho flrehouse. Arrangements will bo made for a covered dish socinblo which tho 14-K Solid Gold Gents' Rings, auxiliary will hold at tho Belford set wjth lnrgo fancy shape re- If You Contemplate Buying a Meihodlst church. The date foYth.i constructed rubles at sociable will bo fixed at tho meeting Pearls—a lucky purchase of gom« n'oxt Monday night. YOUR ORDER WILL exceptional Pearls, indestructible Mrs. M. E. Snedikor will move $6.95 24-inch lengths with beautiful next woek to hor now house at Bay- FIWO 05 READY clasps and neat box, at Regular 10.00 up to 11.00. DIAMOND eldo Heights, nctr Belford, which flCTUiN. waa built at a cost of $10,000. Mrs. $1.95 Snodikor, who until a short time See our window display first. We invite n'go lived at Brooklyn, Is now rent- Sola elsewhere at $5.00. ing a bungnlow at Campbell's Junc- comparison. Our prices in this Sale are .tjo.n. '' . . 18-K Solid White Gold beau- 20% below our regular marked plain figures. • Mr. nnd Mrs. Augustus Lohman Three Diamonds sot in a beauti- tifully engraved and flligrecd nnd their son, Donald and George fully engraved 18-K White . Gold Diamond Dinner Ring. Hobnril of Brooklyn spent Satur- mounting. A ring you will bo day, Sunday and lrfonday with Mr. proud to. possess, Here is a group In our window 3 Large Diamonds. Lehman's mother,'Mrs. Loulso Loh- I4-K Solid Gold Gents' genuino of 18-K Solid we are offering nion of Port. Monmouth. Mr. Onyx Ring with your own initial. Segulor 45.00. White Gold Dia- Bomo of the fin- Hobard is Mra. Lehman's grandson. A real men's ring; will last a mond Eings at a est Diamonds set EiRht-Dny Mahogany finish' Mantel lifetime. Special Price of Clocks, famous American mako- Latham G. Reid, who Tccontly un- in the latest hour and half hour strike. doKvent nn operation at n NeW Btyle Platinum York hospital, is now at his home at $6.95 Special $30.00 and White Gold A good buy at GG.OO. U«w York. Ho is cxpoctod to ar- $10.00 mountings adorn- $8,50 ed with French rlVo tho latter part of this woek at •Veil worth 10.00. Regular prico 12.00. hta homo at Locust Point, whore ha Sapp hires or will remain until early in Dccombor. Almost unbeliev- Emeralds. able but a largo Robert N. Scoloy will build a buy and hardly $25 to $500 largo Knrago on Chestnut street at A Complete Service of any profit mnkes Port Monmouth in which to, keep this prico possi- Buy now and his busses. Mr. Seeloy owns sov- ble. save half. eial busses, Eomo of which aro used tij transport children to and from $b'b1 This represents a most extraordinary a$bbo1. 9 1 Hcroaftcr tho meetings of tho Rogers saving. In view of the admitted fact that liidios1 auxiliary of Ind6ppndont fire Tenshun! our regular prices are 20% to 33 1-3% be- company of Hclford will Bo held tho No marking time hert. low others; with our 20%, Special Anniver- flrtt and third Thursday evenings of each month instoad of bolng held It's forward march for us Silverware sary Sale Discount you can buy all our whon you tolephono your or- wookly, S«t for Six Consisting of: merchandise at almost half of the regular ,'Anthony Stnlfn has moved from der. price you have to pay elsewhere. Ills bungnlow at East KeannburR to Wo ahouldor tho rcaponsl- 6 Tablespoons his largo homo at that place, which lilllty of KivInK you only 0 Teaspoons wa» rontntl during tho summor by front rank materials anil send the Abba • Dabbn club of Jorsoy thorn over by an advance 0 Forki city. guard. 6 Knhtf , Mrs, Anrm Wnllaco of Plttsburg Not until you'ro satlsdeil 1 ButUr Spremlcr nnd Mrs, Evolyn Booker and Mrs. docs tho command to halt Lillian Birch of Brooklyn linvn boon ring out, 1 Sugar Spoon vWtlnir Mrs. Blnncho WJilto of Val- SILVERWARET loj^drivo nt Plnttmount. A Savings of JWIIIInm Sutherland of Del ford In neat Presentation Case, regular 13,00; A largo assortment of beautiful Silver Platod e»' *• PattertoPattertoaa, Since the "Accident—Coronal W. E. Woollcy, Jr., has tafton a <«>Un li htrebhb y ilvilinn to t thh e «.., Council Gets $200 Prize—Club position with tho J. & J.,W. Els- ••Id deceaiad to exhibit to theiutiorlt adnlnlitratrlx *• aforeaald, their d.bu, Women Read Papers on Birdi. worth company at Greenport, L. I. d»m»nd» ualnet the nld .eatate, «»« Tho Keyport literary, club will be yowoath, , withiwnumn iilnx monmmontha! rrofroWm thea daldabe _ Maurice Schneider, father of th«e .aforeeal.aforeaald ordeorderr, or thethay will b .f fir?, Mrs. L. Jaflfo, was severely injuijed ontertained Friday afternoon, Octo- •Vf barred, ol th.lr aoiloni thtiljo/ by a fall from a bus at Freneau last ber 22d, by Mri. William Van- aealnat the (aid. anbiotlbar. •'••-:«WV Tuesday. It is not known just how Mater: The topic will be"Relative oriamoit the accident occurred, as MrValu. e of Ancient^and Modern Mu- l TueeenRoid, sic." Mrs. W. H. Emmons will dis- MeplewoodiJC Schneider has been in on iincon ' •-. Copper Prte«ai " . scious condition since he was picked cuss "Which is the Most •Used- in «-ln. 18.00, Factory Slio Tim 11,00 L«ta Than Copper ', NOTICE OF SETTLEME1JT OF ACCOUNT Present Day Programmes, by. Or- 9-ln. »J.5O, Horns Bin Eittt1 U !! " !'-l>»™o/.«l»«n ««* the acoounti Duncan at Freneau. He \\j&s re- chestras and Violinists)" Mrs. Mary It-ln. 14.00. Store Extra Fclti end Itubbtn GOo endh of the lubigrlben, eieegton of the eitate Armstrong, "Three butstaridinfj 14-lp. *4.«0, Sltea o( >ald dtoiaied, will be nudlteft and' moved to the Beth-David hospital at >tatid> by the Surrogate of the Conntr of New, York Wednesday,.where nn Composers among the Classics;— Monmouth and reported for BattleirietiV'to TaaUSB VALUE ol anything, TO YOU, dottraln" tlie'prlos'YOTJ can ««tota the Orphan. Couit of laid County, on X-rny-r?,yealed a fractured skull. Beethoven, Chopin, Lizst;" Mrs. E. to poy for it, • • " • • ' i • " Q ' • bThtiradey, th* elihttenth day ot Noitm. Mr. Schneider is 72 years old. T. Hooso, "Three Well Known Mod- Thi USE VALUE of THtl O. K. CLEANER, for wlndowi, la to tho AVERAGE "( A- D.1028, at which «lm. application cm Composers—Strauss,' McDowell, MAN MORE THAN FOUR TIMES THE HUGE ASKED FOR IT. Wo havo wililll be nade* for the allallowanco e ol col • Supreme Regent H, • Q. Knoeppel THOUSANDS of U8EB3 all over tho Country who Intlorat thli atntement «a to •loni ejd.oouneedl l ffeee, . of the Royal Arcanum, with a num- Bonch." Thero will bo illustrative USB VALUE ol thl. Cluner. - • ' Dated Ootober tlthf A, P, IW)." ber of his staff wbre entertained by incidental music and open discus- WHY NOT TRY ONE AND PROFIT BY ITS USEf VOUIl OBDBB will • JQIIN H. COOK. -•.='•• have PROMPT AND CAnEFUL. attention and VOUB MONEX will b« REFUND-, '•".••"•' • Hed HanV.-H.'J. Coronal-council Thursday night, at sion will follow...... BD It VOU are not SATISFIED, -- : which time the supremo regent pre- Mr. and Mrs. John J; Branoy re- SEND US YOUR ORDER TODAYi THANK YOU. , Aiioa APPLEOET COOK; scntcd Coronal's degree team with n turned last week from a motor trip Bed Bank, N. J..Btar BoWNiv 1. purse of $200 which they won by to Canada. .. . : O.K.MFG. CO. taking second honors in a degree m i «» 7—• Phono H18-M. RED BANK, N; J. It payt to Advertise In tho Begtrter. team contest at West Baden, Ind., LEONARDO NEWS. / last spring. Tile meeting was pre- Baptist Church Well Represented at ceded by a dinner at the public li- - Christian Endeavor Meeting,*" ' brary, which was served by the la- dies of thq Royal Arcanum. A Rev. and Mrs. Thomas E. Thom- large number of candidates were as, Miss Blnncho Leonard, Miss initiated at the meeting, which was Florence Ulrich, Miss Edna Wopd- held in the.high school auditorium. ward and Mrs. .Margaret; Leonard motored to Camden last Thursday Give Your Rugs a Chance to Mrs. J. Carle Anderson enter- and represented the Baptist church tained the Keyport litertyy club of this place at the state Christian Live a Longer, Cleaner Life Friday afternoon at her homo on Endeavor convention. The Chris- Main street. "The Pride of Audu- bon" was the topic of tho meeting. tian Endeavor society, at a meeting Shampoo Process •will lengthen Mrs. C. Leon Garrison read a paper Monday night, arranged to hold a sociable. Tho date for the sociable the life oC your rugs. It will give on "Birds and Man; Habits of our : Feathered Friends," Mrs. J. A. Mae- has not yet been fixed. them cleanness'.afc «MMHt«>M»>IMMt«aM««aMIM«««Mt««»M««M>» I RED BANK BEGISTfcR,' OCTOBER 13,1926. Page Twenty-Th'r . -""NOTICE TO CON... BIG CATCH OF FISH. with their son at Harrisburg, Penn- -%3R51 II tftttW' alvif that icalei] blill president of the bank. The hank is PHONE LACKAWANNA 1B10 RED DANK 1740 t'ili M >?«elved by tV*" Council of tin sylvania. ' commonly known as "Governor Sil- SflWi* tPKtf Bknk (or ths eonitructlon Flret Good Haul of the Seaaon - Mrs. George Brooks gave birth to zer's^ bank" because Its chief owner " " '• "• id In H«d. Bank,' Now Made at Seabrljht. a daughter lust week. o a is George S. Silzer, a former gov- „. and tod Ii) pubtlo at The first big cafch of fish in fld 'Council, Borough Hall, ernor of New Jersey. Jfin oj .bout -SiOO P, «.. months off Soabrlght was niade last Mrs. George Bfickman of Wor- COLD WAVES week by Richard! Rodney »nd!V " EATONTOWN NEWS. ,-. HUGH GETTY, INC.S cester, Massachusetts, is spending »na ipocincntloni »'0«onr» K. Allen, wandering in the West, order your brought in .800 pounds of weakflsh JJpened In a Few Daye. ri •n»lne.r, h«v« hj«n «1«4 In and Mrs. Albert VanWincklc. of i«ia Bug (•»»' it «0• Bwrt and 200 pounds of blueflsh in one Mrs. Charles Hetzler will move Clye Caffln's- new houso . nt BUILDERS -,Mt, ,BpH Bank, N. Jil »nS may, bpt In- boatload. The entire Batch WBB. next week from Railroad avenuo to Chestnut Grove is well under way. ln«Ji houn, Oopln of th» §t«ivJar furnishefurnish d upon »• ermen did not fare ns well as Mr. It is expected that It will bo ready rtltlrtlettlon to. U"EUu"En«1no»rUuEn«1n»1 r. ' •; ' exchange building on tho state high- for occupancy by December 1st. 359 West 26th St 18 Mechanic St., • Slni i • »nnd upteincitionincitionn will bo * Council of the . Borguirh of Bed Buick coupe. Mrs. George C. Brittoh has been who is a candidate for collector, ti • . Banit/riattve*'. thd right to reject enr or Frederick Finnorty is building a visiting at Point Pleasant. We had given him a Red CocUlnn instead of a Duchcaao nnd hence his ill tide If deemed to tho boat Intcreite of made,a speech. the Boroill.il 10 to. do. garage in the rear of his house on , fh-B* order, of the Council of the Berouf h First street. '. . Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and ef Bid Bunk.- i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor spent Democrate to Meet at Highlands. MONMOUTH BEAUTY • ••• . • WM. H. B. WHITE. lawesloall Supply Co. O^en FiUmaurlce of New .York, Tho women's Democratic club -• • • Mayor, who had been a visitor at this place Saturday '".and Sunday at Pelham Several growers huve a few trees In bearing, three men have quite a block and will meet on Saturday afternoon of for the pant four ycari we have Bold It in nuita Inrite numbers to Beveral Krowcrn, ttwii SHREWSBURY, N. J. many times, was killed in an acci- Boy. NO ONE HAS ENTIRE CONTROL OK THE RED CODLING (Monmouth Hcauty). A. fc. SniNN, Clerk. this week with Mrs. John S. Opfer- Dated September soifjh, 1028. dent last week at. New York. He Tho now bank-6TVthe Interstate TlphonTelephonee Red Bank 12B12B1 mann of Highlands. fRUIT .nd ORNAMENTAL »TREES and PLANTS leaves a widow and a daughter. Trust company opened at New ' Ths Register's motto—"A paper Mrs. Fltzmaurice is a sister of Mrs. York this week. Howell M. Still-' •Jos. H. Black, Son & Co., Hightstown, N. J. In every homo."—Advertisement ' Logan Roberts of this place. man, formerly of this place, is vice It pays to advertise in Tho Register. Miss Edna Rush of Philadelphia spent the week-end with Mrs. George A. Hogan. Miss Helen C. Harding spent the week-end at her home at Salisbury, Connecticut. V Thomas Flatley, who attends WONDER MEATS at WONDER PRICES Rutgers university at New Bruns- wick, has been spending a few days , IN— at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bogle ob- served their 43d wedding anniver- sary last Friday. Mr. Bogle is the borough assessor. For a number of years He was a member of the board •A, of education. "Ufs The Presbyterian ladies' aid so- ciety cleared $700 at the recent rummage' sale. Mrs. S. A. Davis has been spend- and the shoe that lets you go ing a few days at Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jeffrey of TV/JAYBE the old-fashioned tended it to stay. Take a Locust Point, formerly of this place, 9 and 19c left Thursday on an automobile girl was satisfied to orna- walk in The Flexridge Shoe trip to Utica, New York, where they ment a rocking chair, but the and you'll be tired before will visit relativos. The roadway on the bridge at 10 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. 22 Monmouth Street t woman of today' is always your feet are. Seabright has been covered with ready to, go somewhere and And,' though Flexridge. is tar and crushed stone. do something. Mr. and Mrs. George Schlichting much more than merely beau- of Connecticut spent part of "last A Treat in Lamb-Finest Quality week here. And in Flexridge ehe has tiful, it might well bo,chosen John Smith is repainting j the fire Genuine Legs of Spring' Lamb found a shoe that lets her go for its beauty alone. siren tower .back of Oceanic com- Some Butchers Charge 48c a Pound and They're No Better whenever she feels like going. pany's firehouse. Carl Woolley has taken a job as Its flexible sole makes you a painter for Charles Conk. A week^ mission at Holy Cross FRESH RIB END think of barefoot days — its church ended Sunday night. Mass FINEST narrow-topped heel always was celebrated every morning with REGULAR LOIN rosary, &rmon. nnd benediction ROASTING hugs the foot it never binds— overy night. All the services were and its hidden shank keeps largely attended. , the .arch just where nature in-. ! CHICKENS FAIR HAVEN NEWS. The Dawn. Albert S. Miller A ';-.vo-cyclet tie in' brown calf Rev. Clarence W. Letti Trinaferred Footwear That Satiafici with samlnlwood trim. to Ocean City. 18 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. $10. At the annual conference of Methodist Protestant churches last week on Long Island Rev. Clarence W. Letts, who has been pastor of the Methodist church here one year, Also Milk- Fed Fowl Whole or Half Corn Fed Pork has-been transferred to Ocean City. Rev. Mr. Reed of South Araboy will 'CE become paBtor here. Take Your Choice at 9c a lb. SHOE Mrs. Clarence, W. Letts under- went an operation yesterday at the Boil Beef, Corned Beef, Pigs' Feet Spring Lnke hospital. Rev. and "Flexible where you want it. v .Rigid where you'need it" Mrs. Letts will be mnrrled 25 years 9c Pigs' Liver, Neck Bones, New Kraut 2 lbs. on October 16th. Members of the church had planned to hold a re- ception for the couple in observance of the anniversary, but the celebra- Top or Bottom FRESH PONTIAC SIX tion was called off on account if tho PORTERHOUSE sickness of Mrs. Letts. PORK The Fair Haven baseball team SIRLOIN or ROUND . ROUND has disbanded for the season. In the final game Sunday tho home team was defeated for the second time by the Ramblers of Red Bank SHOULDERS by a score of 3 to 0. STEAKS Full Cut Harry Linwood Minton has made an application for membership In the fire company and the applica- tion will be acted on at the next meeting of the firemen. The Methodist ladies' aid society Is meeting every Thursday after- noon at the flrchouso. •Mrs. Emma Cross and Mr. and { Mrs. Tyson of New York IVT1 flatt- This Can't Be Beat for 19c lb. ing Miss Anna Schneider. John Farley of New York has Chuck Steak, Chuck Roast, Flat Ribs TBoclybyFUhtt been spending a few days at his house on DeNormandio avenue. Chopped Beef, Cali Hams MIDDLETOWNJVILLAGE NEWS. SMOKED Be sure to get one of Each Day JVew Proof Melrin Poai* Improving fiom Ap- TENDERLOIN END pendicitis Operation. those above-mentioned MGlvln Pomo, who recently re- LOIN PORK of Pontiac Six Supremacy turned home from the I ang Branch hospital where he underwent an operation, is much Improved, but he LEGS OF LAMB Now rapidly pppronchlng the exceed thirty-three thousand cars. Is not yet able to work. PORK BUTTS 75,DOOmnrk,PortriacSlxProductlon Yet the Pontiac Six, introduced only Mr«. C|iarlc» ButtcrfaM ana her incontestably proves that there was nine months ago, has already moro daughter, Miss Maria Butterfass, With all the Meat. a demand for a low-prlccd six of high will leave Friday for Peorln, Illin- than doubled that figure. \ ois, where they will spend t month quality—and that the Pontiac Six This impressive achievement is with relatives. meets that demand like no other car based not only on the brilliant beauty In the world! Rev. Luke M. Bleakney attended nndnp&clous comfortthntthePontlac a ministers' conference and anniver- 29c • In nil the thirty-one years of auto- Six offers at so Iowa price, but also on sary meeting at Peddls Memorial motive history, the greatest first full »tnmlnn,ruRKedne«8nndthrllllngpcr- churcli nt Newark Monday. Pure Pork Sausage Don't Pay Moro year's production ever attained by formnnco which stamp It a triumph Mr. and MM. Morford oj Brook- any new make of automobile did not ofquality cardcslgunndconstructlon. lyn spent Saturday and Sunday with their cousin, Mrs. Jamce C. HAM SLICED PenHae Sl«, S«lf, 111!. OMand IU, comtwnlon >e Penllic 5lr—1101J le Shoulders of f liVJ. AN^rlrtlalPrtclory. Ha*yl#p0>irotne liberal Grmr«IMof»r# Time f'fwmtnil'lan. Uendrlcloon. Mrs. H. W. Itolm of Bloomflold Genuine of mild, sugar cured was tho waek-end guest of Mn. Smoked Hams THOMAS H. MCKNIGHT >Luko M. Bloaknoy. SPRING LAMB 19c Thomas Collins and William 33 E, Front St. rhttn* 70S RED BANK, N. J. Ungor ara spomllng n vacation of a ver week In the Cntsklll mountains. k' » Cooked Tripe Marshall Lawnoy !» planning to iptnd Saturday and Sunday nt Ni- agara Falli. Best Scrapple, Pork Kidneys There It no change,In tho condi- tion of Mrs. Cathorlnt Story, who OTHER BRANCHES IN MONMOUTH COUNTY! OAKLAND-l^NnAPRO F.RAL MOTOIll C hu been seriously i!ck scivcral o u a KEYPORT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ASBURY PARK IUV. and Mrs. J. A, Thomion re- turned horn* yeiUrd'y froin a sUy Twentiy-Fouf HEGIS "WITH THE BOATMEN. Red Bank Iceboat! to RKC« l«m Oul ] or-To-w^ii- Events. • The October, meeting of th North Shrewsbury iceboat an yacht club was Keld Thursday -nigh at the clubhouse at -the foot o Broad ; street. The interior .of th clubroom Has..been renovated an tHo seven large framed pictures r< •cently given tho club : by. Will la I O*JBrie,n have been hung; in promir ont places* in the . club's assembl room. • „ • . - The motion picture "Fascinatin. Youth," Ayhich was filmed* at Re •Bank lnst wintor' and which show ice boating on the Shrewsbury i many of its scenes, "will to© a fee turc of the opening "of tho new. Carl ton' theater, on. Moiimouth • atrec and the club Thursday Slight select ed Thonlas Irvipg.Brown, 3F*ranlc E Dickman and Frank House ' to en dcavor to arrange with -the theate manager, ^f or. a clu.b.benefit -whet this Red Bank picture- is shown. Part of the evening was spent ii listening to the experiences pjt clul members, on their summer cruise and very interesting stories wer< told by George W. Dolliver, Fraul House. Frank t F*. Dickman, Haroli S. 'Allen and John - "W. Cantlllion ^ViilIam HV Xt- White and Harr- "We have been appointed authorized dealers for the, famous Bosch Clay told of the club's meet- witl the" Rumsorc c'oiintry club which re — Radio Radio products that are precision built as only Bosch can suited in the North - Shrewsbury — build them. ^ They includ.c the A_mborada, a powerful seven- tube c!ub entries coming in first and sec ond in a nine-boat start. ^ receiver with a singlc^rogram selector. " The Cruiser, a five tube During the ice yacht season opei events are held at I_ong B.raneh receiver with Unified Control. The .Ambotone, the famous Bosch take Hopatcon^, Green-wood Lake •wood cone reproducer, the NoBattry, the safe, quiet t'B>* power Manhsssct bay, New York, arid' a acvernl off the Hudson river clubs unit. The best in radio is here. Come In and hear it and see it. Tt is piopcsed to have the Red Banl cluo - rcpiesonted at some of thesi evcr.ti L>y one or more entries. GEORGE A- HOGAISI & Wallace St., Red Bank, N. J. A.- li--i-g;e buffet locker •will b< built this month on the south sidi of tlib banquet room, Reuben Whiti and .tlai-i'y Clay* being, a - self-ap pointed committee to ledk after tin propesed irnprovemont. Tho locke ELECTRICISUPPLV CO. -will be so constructed as to providi NORTH JERSE.V DISTRIBUTORS for- proWsions and cooking utonsil .NEWARK. M. J. and v/ith a-gas or electric plate fo:i the club's monthly feasts. itm* «pplIc»Uo>x« ot th> American Dmch Uxctxto Coiv."«d llcemed •Iio under >pplleat!enu or tli«» Radi liibontaln. In The next meeting of the club -wil be Thursday night, November 4th and an old-fashioned clam chowde with all the fixings will be servci after the business session.

ENGLISHTOWN *X~wo Enslishtown Women Wil , I^riss^^ of Automobiles. A subscription' contest for th- ne-w weekly paper callecl the Tri Authorized £>ea.leir for Boro Review came to .n close oi October 7th. There has been i good deal of interest^ and -for ti\< past few weeks the winning contest ant, Mrs. J. Ogden Burtt of Eng lishtovvn, was in the lead. At th close she had over 13,000,000 -vote and ISliss Grace Sylvester of OI Brittse» •whe* stood second, had ove 9,000,000. Mrs. Burtt won a Hut 8 Wallace Street Red Bank, N. 3. son coach ^nd IVliss Sylvester Ford touring- car. Child study groups are bcin formed this year as last year ai Monmouth county by the IVIon mouth county- organization for- so cial service. The first meeting o the Englishtown group "was held oz Monday in the borough hall. J On "Wednesday Rev. T. Cuyle Young of Courtland, 2">T. "V., visitei his brother, Hev. "W. AV-. Young o Cranbury. The former w^s pasto of the first Presbyterian churcl preceding Kev. Fred ^V. Drucken miller. When passing through her> he called at the home of Mrs. Char 3 BROAD STREET. RED BA^IMIC, . J- lotte C. "Vanderveer. Miss Ann Weishaar entertainei ^t heir home on "Wednesday cvenlnj Just Say, "Good Morning Coffe« Hour of the Day. Misses Adelaide Keyes, Norma Stra ley, Lucille Conover, MiUlrei Wolfo, Mnrian Huber and Mildro Atlantic City Salt Weishr"-r "Water "Taffy F*oUlya.rir»Et Assorted j\Ir i.iiu Mr:.\Edward T. Roone; of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Sa~x Pound ESox Chocolates clay of Cranbury spent six: days oi X^ong ^Island on a business trir ir» Pound Print a They made River Hea

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*••••••••.••••-•'•-••••• Page Twenty-Six RED BANK REGISTER PATTERSON AVENUE BIDS. church. At night tho subject will tho wprld with a l«re» number of bo "The Psychology of Temptation college., students,, arrived in San "Little Chats About Your Health* Red Bank Firm Makei Lowest Bid and Overcoming: It." Francisco last week. NO. 3 for Shrewsbury Borough Job, Mr. • and Mrs., Albert' Lear ol At Monday night's meeting of LITTLE SILVER NEWS. Trenton were, guests of Mr, and WASTE NOT—WANT NOT the Shrowebury borough commis Mrs, Clifford Hcrbort ,'ovor the .. --•-."- • «rlla «ylnB *« *• «f«et that you can't eal your calco sioners eight bids were received for Mechanlci' Lodgo to Hold a Hallow- week-end. and •till have It* J *- e'en Sociable October 28th. Dr. and Mrs. H. BV Sheffield of grading and improving Patterson It L the »me way wllh your health. You can't abuie it con-' avenue with slag and gravel. Stry- "The American Mechanics' lodgo Now York spent last week at their U U 1 1 >mo Wdd<>n fvoI of ker & Stryker of Red Bank were will hold a Hallowo'on• mnsiiucrade summer homo on Eastviow avenue. I ° J J f. i" "" " "" r rtwngth to keep it" RED BANK, N. J. M.tinei Daily 3:00 P. M. Evenin8. 7:15, 9:00. JPhono 686 low with a bid of, $3,861.40. The and lunchbox sociable on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Russell Golder cn- "Wa.to Ut, want not" appllei M much to health and ttrength Saturday! and Holiday! Continuou., 2:00, 11 P. M. other bids wero Formnn T. Stryker night, October 28th, In tho lodgo tortainod friends from Now York at any other thing you .tan name, - of Red Bank $4,644.45, R. F. Finff- hall on Rumson. road. Prizes will over Saturday, and Sunday. Juit how*. ,U\l live li for ui to decide—but when medical ... Icy of Red Bank $4,717, Charles bo awarded to the man, woman and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hnslor of .(stance it needed there's only one logical courte to pur»uo. Hessa of Belford $4,172.76, Rod child wearing tho best lopik'ins cos- Harding road hava returned from n Bank Construction company $3,- tumes. No admission will be trip to Europe Call your doctor without delay and follow hli instruction! caro- Today, Wednesday, Oct, 13th to Saturday, flct fully. 937.25, W. H. Flitcroft of Farming- charged and tho lunchboxes will bo Arnold Sheffield has entered Bring ui your pretcrlpHom. We. are preicrlptlon tpecialUti. dalo $4,629.96, S. S. Thompson St. sold to the highest bidders.' Fordhnm prelaw Echool for his BOC- ring um your Fri7iEripiign>. we. are preicrlptlon tpecialuti Co.' of Red Bank $4,663.80 and Mrs. Francis J. Lenow of Panama ond-tom. Sisco & McDowell of Asbury Park .is visiting her sisjor, Mrs. Edward Tho Mutual supply company is $4,S21'.4O. The bids were referred Kelly of Little Silver. / putting up albullding on tho rear Schroedef'edef'ss , PhPharmaca y to the road committee and the bor- Philbrick Hnslor, Bon of Thomas of its property for storing lumbor H. C. HUBBARD, Prop. ough engineer for tabulation and Easier, who is on a cruise 'around and building material.' 16 BROAD STREET, " RED BANK, N. J. the contract will be awarded lator.

Attended Mealing at Newark. Miss Helena Hartnedy of Atlantio Highlands attended a meeting of tho executive committee* of the Newark normal school alumni nsso- Red Bank ciation yesterday at Newark. "She has been selected to represent her M. E. McNULTY AMUSEMENT CO. Phone 802 GEORGE G. ROOP, Manager class on the executive committee Matinee Ddlly 2:30: " • , Evening 7:00 to 10:45. for this year. v <' '•'•• • ' • . Saturdayavand Holidays, 3 full shows—2:30, 6:30, 8:30 , • \ OCEANPORT1 NEWS. Covered Dhh Supper at Methodiit Playing Today-WEDMESDAY, OCTOBER 13--Playlng Today Church Tonight . |n SA nA A wn :tocik A covered dish supper will ba held in the assembly room of the Rify&tin ni¥ " x ® » BENEEADOEEE, Oceanport Methodist church to- .ROY D'ARCY njght.. Each person will give a dish KARL PANE of food and pay an admission. J. P. Luyster of Middletown is and Keitfi-Albee Vaudeville FflANK CURRIER: building a bungalow on Willow GEORGE HASSELL Court and plans to erect another EMM© EVERETT when this one is. completed. Harry VanSchoick, who is em- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER T'T""^ H9RTON ployed in Oaborn'a mill at Red GENE Sank, is taking a week's vacation. Lieutenant and Mrs. .Miller havo Tented the Gilbert bungalow on Pemberton avenue. Mr.- and MrSi Dean Magra-w have PRODUCED with* th'e rented the Edward Champlin house •••greatest star cast of mo- on Main street. .^ in the 3d Chapter of tion picture history, headed Louis Millar of Pemberton avenue attended the American Legion con- by Lillian Gish and John vention at Philadelphia yesterday. "THE FIGHTING MARINE" Gilbert, directed by the man Peter Jarvis, who has been conr who made "The Big Pa- ducting a restaurant in the postof- rade," one of the world's fice building on Main • street, has best-loved romances is here sold his interest to a man f rom Ked -TALSO— now in a film masterpiece. Bank who will continue the business in ihc Latin It is a gorgeous picture of at the samo place. C

SHREWSBURY NEWS. Now Rondiide Stand Opened Eucliro Party at Firehouie. About 100 persons atttended a eucliro party and danco given last BENEEADOREE Friday night at the Shrewsbury firc- houso by the Shrewsbury dairy nth- AHEEN PRINGLE letlc club. Edward .Obro has opened his rondsldo stand on Broad street. Mrs. Annie Jennings has been ALL NEW kopt indoors with sickness. ' ALL NEW Miss Louise McCuo attended n THE BEST ATTRACTION1 OP tTS KIND IN VAUDEVILLE sorority tea pnrty yestcrdny at Mqntelalr normal school, PRODUCTION Mrsj W. P. Brown has roturnod • - . •• : _ ' fON THE SORE3E3N ' • - • \ to her winter homo nt Now York CL paramount ^picture after having Bnont tli« summer hero. Mr. mid Mrs. Goorgo Silver ato ; Bebe Daniels - Wallace Beery . POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES mnklng a utay at Rutland, Vermont. Tho installation excrclsos of Rov. Joseph T. Curtln.'tho now pastor of Thurs., Fri., Sat., October 21, 22, 23 tho Presbyterian- church, will bo Richard Cortez - Marjorie Gay hold on Tlmrndny night, October 21st. Rov. Jonoph Dunn Burrcll of New York, will deliver nn addrcii. in a Paramount Special ' • - MIBO JO. Dunhnm and MIBS Jcnnlo Fontcr, who recently trnvolcd with ascin; n pnrty of Xrlimds to Alnska, gave -WITH THE— a (lcncrlptlon of'tholr trip beforo a incutlng of tho Pioabylorinn wom- JUNIOR STARS OF 1926 on'n tnlalonnry noclcty nt tho homo of MIBS M. H. Vnlciitlno. Thoy («iva The Picture Taken on the Shrewsbury at Rod IJanlc. nn nccounl of tho lioipltnl, odu^a- tlonnl nnil church work of tho l'ro«- bylcrlim inlRntons In Alnslin nnd ox- Opening on or About November 1st hlliltod n numbnr of nrtlclos they lirauxht linok with' thorn, READB'S CARLTON THEATRE "Kmotlon, UioJlnilii of Action" will bo tho ncrmoii topic noxt Sun- Volcano ISO APVANCpiN «"«* » ^* J'

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