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offered by the club and friends won where goat meat was considered i» ENLARGING A BUSINESS. A GREAT PODTKY'SHOW.! by Capt. K. B. Luwton of Camp GUNNER'S Mi WOUNDED. THE EC0N01CAL GOAT. great delicacy and where it was TAX CONSCIENCE MONEY. THREE FIRES IN A WEEK. Vail, with a young Homer pigeon. about the only kind of meat avail- KELLY & COMPANY RENT AN. ANNUAL THREE-DAY EVENT Speciiil prize offered by a friend TINTON FALLS MAN HURT IN FARMERS HEREABOUTS WHO able. I well remember a Christmas THE SENDER THOUGHT HE TWO GARAGES DESTROYED AT dinner I had there, with goat meat OTHER STORE. AT THE ARMORY. won by William II. Cnrhart of Little AN ODD ACCIDENT. ARE RAISING THEM. WAS A TAX SHIRKER. LOCUST POINT. Silver, with best pen of White Wy- us the principal dish. It tasted like They Will Move Their Wholesale More Exhibitors Than Last Year andottes. His Gun Exploded When He Shot at Deep Seated and Unfounded Prej- lamb chops an.l it tasted mighty fine But He Was Not, a» There is No Buildings on the LaMarche and La. Bxtsiness January 1st and Con- and a New High Record Made for a Quail and a Piece Torn Loose udice Against Them is Gradually after having lived on bully beef and Law Requiring Him to Pay Tax Vie Properties on Riverside Drlvo tinue Their Retail Business in Its Quality—A Special Department DRUNKEN HORSEMAN FINED. from the Gun Barrel Hit His Disappearing and They are Be- hard tack for several njonths. Some on the Money Which He Had in a Burned Ln»t Wocl;—Fireman on Present Quartern. for Girls nnd Boys. Arm—Fivet Stitches Required. coming More Appreciated. of the boys were siufctical about New Yorlc Savings Bank. Duly All Night. James Moylnn's RccUlcss Driving J. Henry Vining is laid up with eating goat chops, but all of us Walter 1). Fields of Colt's Neck, A garage on Riverside drive, Lo- Kelly & Company, wholesale and Tho Monmouth poultry club lost Caused Accident Last Week. Charles L. Grant of Everett is came back for 'seconds.' Foi two retail de-ulerB in automobile replace- $100 on its annual poultry ehow- a wounded right arm ut his homo at the latest Monmouth county farmer collector of Atlantic township, re- cust, on the- former estate of Paul Jnmes Kloylan of New Monmouth Tinton Falls as the result of an un- weeks we had goat meat with every ceived iff) hy mail and the following LiiMarchn, nuw owned by Goorjro A. ment parts, have rented the build- last Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- to take up goat funning. On his dinner and the French thought they ing on Kaat Front .Btrcet owned by duy nt^he armory at Red Bank. was driving his horse on the state usual accident last week. . He nnd place are six Toggenberg goats— letter last week: LaVie, was burned to the ground highway at Middletown village one C C. Barker of Shrewsbury wore .were doing us a fjreal favor by giv- about one o'clock Saturday morn- Klijuli Stout mid now occupied tj This was expected and. it caused no live does and a buck. They are ing us this food. After we had "The enclosed V is for tax on Jacob Goldin, dealer in men'e cloth- surprise. Tho only 'surprise was night lust week when he turned di- gunning on Herman Ritzau's place not owned by Mr. Grant but by money deposited in a New York inff. A ISiiick sedim was also lout rectly in front of an automobile on the Lawes Bridge road when the ^overcome our prejudices against and som« furniture ami furm tools ing. Mr. Guldin will retire from that the loss was not larger. It was Dr.' K. S. Gordon, a woman physi- gating goats we agreed that the savings bank Some years ago when . business and is now holding a due to tho fact that no admission owned and driven by Miss Maysie accident occurred. A short distance cian who until recently conducted the writer lived in Atlantic town- were destroyed by the fire. special salu to dispose of the stoilr. charge was made and because the Wilson of Keyport, who is employed in front of the men a. quail flew up a sanitarium at Cranbury known as _ This fire occurred about twelve at the rug store of R. West of Red from the ground and the hunters Kelly & Company will take pos- club offered $200 in cash prizes, The Larches." Dr. Gordon sold ifavorencr hfo rreall us.y were doing a great! snjpew. Thrsee ywrite asr hareqirs beeen toldt thatt hours after the garage on the other session January 1st. John H. Kel- This money was talcen from tho club Bank. The automobile struck the fired off their guns simultaneously. Anotheor f r virtu" e of goats which j' bNe pai Jersed on ypersona laws lrequir properte ay taouxt otof La.Marchc! estate, about ;i quarter of horse and wagon a glancing blow.' the sanitarium a short time ago and ew ly is tho owner of the. business. treasury. A piece about four inches long she is boarding the goats at Mr. commends itself strongly to MMr . j bin[ ! sitate . Pleasel placl e enclosedf a railii away, had burned. Mr. La- The windshield of the automobile was torn from tho barrel of Mr. Madison is that theso animals de- \ money to account of tho township, Vie had put his car in the gnruga Mr. Kelly will use, the Stoat Tho total number of exhibitors was broken and Miss Wilson's Grunt's. Doctors say that goats' building for Ilia wholesale business wafl 104, which was larger than last Vining's gun near the stock. The milk is the most easily digested of strot y woodds andd wilild vegetationtti . Yours truly, about eleven o'clock and did not brother and father, who were with metal struck the gunner's arm, mak- He says that anyone with'an over- know of tho lire until )»• win told and will continue his retail business year. The entries, however, were her, wero slightly cut by the glass. all foods and that it has rare prop- .Conscience." in James 15. Weaver's building on 59 less than last year. The quality ing a long deep gash just below the erties for the upbuilding of in- grown place could not get it by Mr. Schneider, who.was out by. Moylan's horse was cut on the side elbow. Tho detached part of the The postmark on the envelope the ruins of his garage" to see if East Front street, where tho busi- set a new high record for a Mon- of its head but it was not seriously valids and babies. It was for this cleaned up more quickly and cheap-|sl)ows that tho ,ettei. was maju.d ness was started four and a htdf mouth county poultry show. The barrel then went whizzing through rcasi all the .s[iurl(3 wore out when llu hurt. After the accident Moylnn the air and narrowly missed hitting noticed the blaze coming nnf. of the yearn ago in n very small way. ft total number of birds at' the show drove away at increased speed, but lias steadily grown and it is on ac- was 1,248, and 883 coops and seven .Mr. Barker. side of the LaVie garage. Firo a stato trooper overtook nnd ar- eomp;uiics from Rumson, Oceanic, count of increusinK business tint diBpluy cages were used. The total rested him. Moylan was charged Mr. Vining's wound bled freely. Mr. Kelly decided'to'move the re- amount of prize money awarded was He was rushed in his companion's Leonardo, Hrevciit Park and Nave with being drunk and disorderly fluilc wore ^oon on the pki£e Imt ow- tail part of tho business. Ho car- $200, of which * $90 comprised and with driving recklessly. He automobile to Shrewsbury, where hi.' ries a !4Teat variety of automobile, donations. Two of the judges who first aid treatment was given by expects to engage in this business. ing to the lack of water they could had a hearing before Justice Elmer «lo nothing;. The surrounding wesdj parts made by tho lending manufac- had been engaged failed to put in Mrs. Barker, who was formerly a Ho will have goats of his own and anessin farm at Holmdel are eleven uulawv wllltJwhic1h requireulll.as wotaxev s to be lev- C. Wainright of Red Bank, who trained nurse. Mr. Vining was then presented a menace aa showers of turers in this line. In addition to an appearance on the opening day fined him ?2G. offer young goats and goat's milk goats, of which three are kids about |j'e(1 on money depositted in New tho • stock which lie has on hand arid their places were taken by taken to the Long Branch hospital, for sale. There is a considerable I the size of fox terrier (logs. They York h-inl-i lie s-ivs that if the sparks, -and embers were flying into daily messenger Rcrvieo i(i nuU- Wellington W. Kennedy and C, L\ where live stitches were taken in demand for this milk for sick folks .are as playful and as lively as kit- party will send his or her name and the cedar brush, hut a light ruin had tnined between lied Banlt and Nnur Cleveland. FOR THE POLICEMEN. his arm to close up the cut. Mr. ond for use at hospitals. tens. The goats are in charge of I fallen nnd this prevented the brush address he will return the money from igniting. However, the Nave- York. Each day his brother, Ed- Tho largest tlass'nt the show con- Vining is now home. He has a The Toggenberg is very different Edward Francis and he is as entlisi- and keep the name confidential. ward Kelly, makes a trip to Now Higher Salaries for Red Banlc Copt contract to transport school chil- from the ordinary goat with which astic .over them as the other per- He says he wishes everybody was as sink company stayed until morning sisted of 104 Magpie pigeons. Four the First of tho Year. for a fire in the wood.s them would York. Immediately upon arriving special judges from New York and dren in the eastern part of Atlantic the general public is familiar. The sons mentioned. He and hn em- honest as the party who sent the there he calls up ., the Red Bank Under the terms of an ordinance township to and from the township Toggenberg is a much finer looking ployer predict that some day there luive endangered several costly Brooklyn were engaged to pick the money. He snys if this were th^ places. store on the telephone and makes winners and due to the keen compe- which is scheduled to pass its sec school at Colt's Neck, and this is animal than the ordinary goat. The will bo a great demand for goats' case the work of tax collectors a memorandum of whatever replace- tition and the largo number of en- ond and final readings next Monday now boing done by a neighbor. The ,'oats are usually faun colored and milk and that many persons will would be a whole lot easier and no This was the third fire in four ment parts are needed, lie brings tries it requirijd five hours to com- night, the working hours of the Red gun which exploded had been used from a distance they resemble deer. keep goats so as to have a cheap municipality would have to have an days in the vicinity of Riversido the parts back with him late in the Bank policemen will be reduced by Mr. Vining for hunting tho past They yield more milk than any and good supply of milk. "Goats' l rive plete the work. Some of the pigeons twelve years. Mr. Vining say3 there unc ollectible tax list. He says that! ' and people there are under tho afternoon. were held priceless by tho owners. from ten to eight nnd salariee will other kind of a goat and the av- milk makes the finest ice cream if the sender of• th•• e $--5 doe• s not-i impression that it may be the work be increased. A policeman who has was no dirt in the barrel or no other erage doe will give from one to imaginable," said Mr. Francis. "Yes, of a firebug who understands that There is such n multiplicity of A special prize, waa awarded to apparent reason for the explosion. claim the money he will put it into Droll & Rosenbloom of .New York boon in service more than two years four quarts daily. They are milked and for cooking and baking.it is a fund to erect a belfry for the there is no water supply in tho automobiles and such a multiplicity will receive $2,000 a year, instead better than cows' milk," he added. neighborhood. The residents of of parts of automobiles that no for having the best Magpie pigeon twice a day like cows. They have Colt's Neck flrebell. At present the at tho show. ScconoVprlze went to of $1,800, as at present. For his litters of from one to three young Another owner of goats is Harold bell is on the lawn in front of tho | Riverside drive are now planning to store, no matter how big, could car- l._Mt till t lj Wilber & Hendrickson of Red first year of service a policeman CHRISTMAS TREE PARTY. gouts twice a year. Laros of Locust Point, formerly of build a road to the shore and to ar- ry .every part needed. Moreover, township hall. Bank. will recoive $1,700 a year and for Firemen Buy 410 Pounds of Candy Red Bank. He has three goata range cisterns that will bo easily ac- some parts are HO seldold m solld tthnh t tho second year he will receive "The popular notion that goats' Tho judges could not agree in and Other Things. ^ mills nas an odor or a strong taste which he bought from Mr. Mc- CLEARED $125 FOR CHARITY. cessible in ease of fire. it would bo unprofitable to .cany $1,800. Reducing tho hours will 1 Campbell. them in stock. Singly theso sale? picking tho winner of the competi- require at least three new police- Four hundred and ten pounds of isrentircly enroneous," said Mr. tion for tho best young pigeon and candy and a vast amount of toys Grant in a talk with a Register re- The consensus of opinion at the Vaudeville Show and Dance at Bel- DINNER PARTY FOR LECTURER may be small, but in the aggregate men to be appointed. No provision goat owners visited by the reporter ford Lost Week. they are large. More import- the award was decided by tossing a is in tho ordinance for increasing and other things for children were porter last week. "The buck is a coin. The prize was won by E, G. is that it would be difficult to profit- About 150 persons attended a Big Affair at New York Attended ant to Mr. Kelly, however, than the tho salaries of tho chief, lieutenant bought at New York last week and very odoriferous animal, but if he by Red Bank Knighti. Himmelborger of Wcstfleld, with a they are now stored at Red Banlc ably raise a large number of goats vaudeville show and dance given by nalcs of these parts is the fact that and sergeants of the police force, is kept away from the does there William A. Barry, grand knight l:ifi daily messenger service enables black self Tumbler. R. S. Wines, but it is said that this will be done for distribution at the annual will be no odor to the milk. It at the present time but that a small ^a Belford and Port Monmouth so- him to supply every want of Ru with n Jacobin, won tho special Christmas tree party which will be herd cuts down the cost of living cial club Friday night at the Bel- of Red Bank council of the Knights after the first of the year. The or- is essential that this should be done, of Columbus and district deputy, ownor or a dealer. Ho attributes award for having tho best old dinance increasing the salaries of held Christmas morning at the Pal- for milk absorbs odors more quick- and in many ways serves useful ford firehouse. Five vaudeville the growth of hia business to a largi pigeon at the show. Mr. Wines aliti the policemen was sanctioned by ace theater for the children of this ly than any other kind of food.' purposes on a farna or on a large acts were given, comprising accor-] Elliott J. Sullivan, lecturer^ot tha extent to his daily meesoriger serv- won- a special prize for the best dis- town. Santa Claus has inspected the residence plot. ; council:l , and Harold A. Giblin, ths the people of Red Bank at the gen- "I could take a glass of pure dion music and singing by Edward council's financial secretary, at- ice. Tho business will be five years play of pigeons. Ho scored 199 eral election this year. things and has pronounced thorn to cream from a cow and a glass of Morganwick and his daughter Bes- old next April and daily messenefnr points. be first-rate. The candy and toys INVENTS IGNITION TESTER. Isie, a colored sketch by Mr. and tended a dinner party tendered last unskimmed milk from a goat and Saturday night at the "La Petite" service has boon one of its fea- -Henry Rapp, Jr., of Farmingdale. cost $500. They were bought on place it in front of a man and lie John Mount of Atlantic Highlands Mrs. H. N. Stamper, a sketch en- tures most of tho time. Mr., Kelly oxhiblted a pen of single comb AGAIN FLAGGING TRAINS. credit and Independent fire com- Patents Auto Device. titled "Pnt in the Postoffice" by nt New York to Joseph R. Taylor, 1 pany, which will hold the party, is could not tell which was which, Mrs. Edna Whitney, Mrs. John Van- past chairman of tho speakers' com- has the exclusive agency for Mon- White Leghorns which won the egg Edward M. Haley Cured and Back either in the appearance or in the John Mount of Atlantic High- mouth county for most of tho goi.!s laying contest at Vineland, The depending on contributions to pay derbilt, Mrs. Edward Barnes and mittee and of the lecture bureau of at His Old Job. the debt. In addition to the candy taste of the milk. The only differ- lands was recently granted a patent Miss Lillian Wilson, a sketch en- New York chapter of the Knights of which be sells, including those of birds showed all signs of heavy pro- ence is that tho goats' milk is on an ignition tester of his invea- the United Motors, Inc. duction and were in fine physical Edward M. Haley of Shrewsbury and toys, about $500 more will be titled "A Romance in Typewriting" Columbus. Mr. Taylor has fre- avenue, who has been unable to spent for the benefit of the poor slightly sweeter than that of cows. tien. Mr. Mount formerly con- by Rex Davis and Mrs. Mildred quently addressed the members of Connected with the. Weaver build- condition in spite Of tho fact that It is much richer than cows' milk ducted a repair shop at Atlantic they entered the contest on Novem- wotrk, since' last spring, has re- and needy. Max Wiseman has benu Minor and a song and dance by the council at Red Bank. Tho din- ing is a simp in which service re- sumed his duties as gate tender at assistant secretary of the and it digests much more readily." Highlands but sold it to George Charles Hall. After tho entertain- ner was arranged by. Edouard L. placement work is done. This parj: ber 1st, 1928, and remained in it ma Conover of Hillside. Mr. Mount is until It closed October 31st, 1924. the railroad crossing on Monmouth . mas party committee. Contri- Mr. Grant finds that goats ar? ment tho floor was cleared and Dunne of Leonardo, a member of of the busincrs Is in charge of Au- stneet. For several months he was Christ known as an expert auto machinist. tho New York chapter lectora Boys, and girls to the number of plnyful and intelligent and that they dancing was enjoyed until midnight, Kitstus Schmidt. Mr. Kelly rents a patient ut the Long Branch hos- butions for the party arc beginning aro very much like dogs. When His new invention has been en- with music by Alex. Smith's orches- bureau and advocate of Red Bank ten sheds from Mr. Stout in whirh 34 exhibited 47 birds in the juvenile to- come in and the firemen expect dorsed by several leading auto man- council, who acted BB chnirman o£ department of the fair. Nathan pital with gangrene, and at one being milked they will frequently tra. The entertainment and dance automobiles are stored while wait- time it was feared that his leg to have no difficulty in raisip;: turn their heads and lick the faces ufacturers. was managed by a committee con- the dinner committee nnd as toast- ing for service replacement work. Koenig received a special prize for $1,000. The ignition tester is just as its master at the dinner. tho best rooster shown by a member would have to be amputated. No of the milkers as though in grati- sisting of Mrs. Kathryn Stamper, Mr. Kelly sayd thnt advertising amputation was necessary, how- tude of the care they were receiv- name implies, a trouble finder for Mrs. George Walling, Mrs. Mildred in The Register lias mack- his busi- of tho boys' and girls' agricultural Won a Ford Car. cluba of Monmouth county. Ray- ever, and Mr. Haley has regained ing, o Mr. Grant says that several the lighting and ignition system of Minor, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. Doctor on Hunting Trip. ness prosper. At present he is con- Tho Ford touring car which the: any car and it is very accurate and Henry Applegate and Mrs. Edward mond Kennedy, Henry Eigenrauch, his former good health. years ago he quit drinking cows' Dr. Wiliam M. Thompson will fronted with tho problem of carry- Monmouth boat club and the North milk because it did not agree with simple in use and design. Mr. Mount Adams. The club cleared $125 and ing on a crowing business in Herbert Eigenrauch, Charles Smith Shrewsbury iceboat and yacht clu1) leave this week for Sumter, South and Mary Beckett won prizes in this Thanksgiving Night Vart him. He likes goats' milk and has not decided whether to se'l the money will be used to buy quarters that are already \ov°r. has been disposing of on the co- Christmas gifts for the poor. Carolina, whero ho will enjoy the division. drinks a great deal Of it. the patent outright or to manufac- month of December hunting. Dr. crowded, but with tho addition of A euchre party and dance will be operative plan was awarded Wednes- ture the tester himself but feels the Stout building- he will be well Display booths wero conducted held for the benefit of St. James's day night at the Palace theater t< Mr. Grant states that goats are Thompson mako3 an annual trip to church tomorrow night at St. strong, hardy animals, but that they confident that this contrivance will Three Auto Wheels Stolen. this place and generally finds game provided for. • by the F. D. Wikoff company of Red R. Sara Shnrabbn of Mechanic prove worth while whichever plan Bank, H. B. Sherman & Sons of James's hall under the direction.of street, who conducts a barber shop must have warm, comfortable Florio Mazza, who has a shoe plentiful. He has a brace of hunt- Harry Willard is employed as a a committee of seventy women, is decided on, ing dogs which have been in the traveling salesman by Mr. Kelly and Long Branch and the Maritime mill- on White" street, near Broad street. quarters in order to thrive. . They shine business on Monmouth street, ing company of Buffalo. The ex- with Mrs. Bernard Mulligan as live on weeds, bushes and wild vege- Farmers, Take Notice. borrowed an automobile from An- South for some time being put in he makes the rounds" of the councy chairman. A largo number of Mr. Sharabba's ticket was No. condition for hunting. to take orders for replacement hibitors report good results for or- G,49G. . tation which no other animal can Monmouth county farmers are thony Talarico Tuesday night of ders and a number of sales of prizes will be awarded. Hackett's eat. In fact they prefer this kind urged to seize this opportunity of last week and rode to Little Silver, parts. A short time ago Mr. Kelly orchestra will provide music. Used Car Bargains. bought n Reo truck with which to birds. Certificates were used for Do You Know of vegetation to any other. They getting high grade, choice dairy or where ho made a call. While the 1 prizes instead of ribbons. that in almost every house in Kcd , . . dainty family cows at the hig combination Each of the following cars to be make deliveries. n e not ree(iy Thcy are car was parked, a thief took three reduced 5B0 a week until sold. ^ Th special awards were aa fol- Christmas Cards. is "Looking forward to Christmas" stables, opposite the Central station wheels off it and got away with These cars are to be sold with the Quick- Service, lows: them without being recognized. Mr. manufacturer's guurantee. Keep beat material, line workmanship. is always a very happy thought— And we are telling you if y at Freehold Friday, November 28th, Silver cup offered by F. D. Wikoff nnd beginning to plan for the per- gather them together and take them animal and it prefers clean quarters. nt ono o'clock, rain or shine. Get Mazza has bought new wheels for your eyes on this advertisement bub Call at the Strand Shoo Renewry, No market for goats' milk has yet dont wait too long as the $50 reduc- 20 West Front street, Red Bank, company won by Hillside poultry sonal greeting cards you want to to some man who does first class interested in some real good stock the automobile. club of Uricllc, with best display of send at Christmas time is very wise, work and have them properly re- been developed in this section. Mr. at your own price. Seo large ad- tion each week will move them next to Cook & Oakley's. For the quickly. Be the .lucky one. 1924 convenience of Rumson patrons, Barred Rocks, if you betin to plan now. Perhaps | built you will find that you will save Grant, like all the other owners of vertisement on page 1G.—Adver- Notice to Taxpayer! Silver cup offered by Monmouth you will want these cards engraved [ at least 50% of your shoe bills dur- goats hereabouts, has little move tisement. The second half of taxes for 1924 Wills Sainte Claire seven-passenger leave shoes at Mrs. Yellcn's store, with your name. You will find the ! ing the year. If you are not satis- is now payable to me at the Bor- touring (demonstrator)i Hat price. Ilivcr avenue and Lafayette street. poultry club won by Irving Bennett than enough milk to supply the Notice to My ^Viends. this week used car V. Yelleu, proprietor.—Advertise- of Cranbury, with best displny of best selection of'greeting-cards at j fied wth the work you have bad needs of his own family. Whatever ough Hall, Red Bank. Interest add- now, $.; Tetley's, IB Broad street, Red | done, try George A. Moody & Son, I am glad to say that I am thank- ed after December 1st, 1924, in ac- price ?2,700. 1024 Wills Sainte ment Brown Leghorns. Bank.—Advertisement. 2fi Mechanic street, Red Bank, who is left over is given to neighbors, ful and I will not be unmindful of cordance with the provisions of the Claire, i\vc passenger sport tourlnjj Dump Trucks for Hire. Silver cup offered by poultry club guarantee every piece of work they friends and relatives. The price of them who gave me so much encour- tax law. (demonstrator), list price, new, I can save you money unloading won by A. D. Honeymnn of Plain- Location is Everything'. turn out and if it dont fully satisfy goats' milk varies in different sec- agement and help in my latest un- J. M. Keough, $3,250; used car price this week ' fiekl, with best display of White Or- you in every particular you get the tions. Mr. Grant believes that n dertaking. I thank those who did ?2,90O. 1923 Wills Sninto Clairo carloads of snud, gravel, stone, coal, Foxwood Park is well situated, not know that I needed help but Collector of. Borough of Red Bank. cinders, brick, tilo or any like ma- pingtons. commanding the cool southerly job for nothing. Our motto is a market for it could be developed —Advertisement. live-passenger touring (demonstra- terials. Team hiro is expensive. satisfied customer. You cannot help who help me now, as I am in a po- tor), list price, new, $2,850; used Silver cup offered by a friend winds of summer and being shel- in this section, with the price nt sition to be helped by all. Hair cut- Lauter's Special Sale car price this week, §1,700. These Try a truck and see the difference won by H. L. Schanclc of Cranbury, tered from northerly winds of win- I hilt see tho place; it is painted black fifty or sixty cents a quart. In ting will be my specialty. J. H. cars are lieing Sold by the WI113 in the cost to you. Phone fiu'O-J. with best display of Brahmas. tor, making an ideal location for all j nnd yellow nnd the number is 2 ry and Maple nvenue. Red Bank. Moro Nourishing Than IVleat. won by Mrs. Henry Wood of El- Money to Loan. easy terms and we do not charge in- Phone 7C8.- -Advertisement. house, agent on premises.—Adver- gonts in this section . was Mrs. 11 Visit Foxwood Parlt. Pure, properly mada mayonnaise beron, with best displny of An- tisement. __ Try the I & R plan; "pay back terest. Open evenings. Luuter Pi- 13 a gre.i* body guilder. Our Na- conas. the easy way." If you want to im Charles E. Burd of Middle-town A bus line and concrete road are ano Co., lilu' Cookman avenue, As- For the Ashing. tional mayonnaise, containing only V/het7lTsM^ prove your property try tho I & R township, near Red Hank. She is modern elements of up-to-date | |1U1V park.—Advertisement. A fret- paper pattern of tho now Lustre vase offered by a friend the. pioneer. She now owns six transportation. Foxwood Park is »——- miniature baby grand piano tliat fresh eggs, best sulutl oil nnd high- won by Mrs. Frnnk Ellington of At Tusting's, where they have all plan. Tho Investment & Realty Cor- est grndo spires and vinegar, is an the new lu'ts every week. You must poration, box 297, Red Bank, or goats nnd she is just as enthusi- iip-to-ilate; water, jras, electricity; Cider. lakes up no more room than the old ideal food. Ask for it by name if Riverside drive, with White Cochin our attorneys, Reilly, Quinn & Par- good drainage and deep cellars are Sweet Jersey cider for the holi- upright. The cheapest good grond bantams. find a few minutes to call at 14 '" a»lic over them as Mr. Gr:int. Sim JICU wnnt tho best.—Advertisement. Monmouth street, Red Bank, and sons. If you need financial aid try s particularly impressed with the worth considering when selecting a j ,]aySj ,[() cents per gallon, at the I'ed piano on the market. Your own Orange bowl offered by n friend hoar it. Open tonight and every tho I & R plan.—Advertisement. value of goats' milk for sick folks homo site. Restricted lots, reason- ] ])iink Waiting Room, 211 West Front terms within reason. Call and look School. < won by Mrs. William Anderson, with Wednesday night.—Advertisement. able prices and terms to suit. Frank i stvcet. All busses stop nt the door. nt this beautiful instrument. Burton Hall, at 69 East Front Houdans nnd Silkies. Mr. Property Owner, and invalids. "No j-.'oat has ever A. Moreliousc, agent on premises. Harry Belgrade, proprietor.—Ad- Tusting Piano Co., 14 Monmouth street, (icorgio B. Hazard, principal. Friday and Saturday, why not wire your house now' for been known to have tuberculosis," •—Advertisement. vertisement. street, Ked Bank. In Monmouth Pair of candlesticks offered by said Mis. Kurd in talking with n county for 4f> years.—AdvortlBO- Primary, Intermediate, collego pre- tho club won by Mrs. P. J. Langler November 28th and 2!)th, will close electric lights. Wo will give you paratory; French, Spanish, drawing, out the balance of our trimmed vel- eleven months to pay for it. Write Register reporter hist weelc "Un- Reduction in Millinery. Pianos. ment. of Kcd Bank, with turkeys, 1 service are painting, etc Phono Red Bank vet lints at a reduction. . Miss A. L. or phono Newman's Electric Shop, from The balance of our trimmed vcl- pianos and ...^^.^_ —. Alcohol stovo offered by a friend Holmar, N. J. Phono Belmar 110 like raws, they arc immune- vet huts to close out on Fridayy and jj 9Upcrioorr iin evereery wayy. A. II. Dir- <;i()-W.—Advertisement. Morris, millinery parlor, room l(i, thin di If folks would just A Now House nt Foxwood Park. won by Mrs. Henry Wood of Elbor- GO Broad street, nnd let us give you an estimate.— SaturdayStd , NovembeNb r 28th and 2!ltb2!ltb . \\ ' pjnnpj o ShowrooShwroom and Uepair Eisner building, D forget their prejudices ami Miss A. L. Morris, millinery p,Klinppiirlor,' , Drummond pn ( Dutch Colonial, four largo bod- Stcol Engraved Christmas Cards. on for best bird shown by a woman. Red I)anlc<— Adverirtisementt . Advertisement. Drummond plnco (rear of rooms, sun pnrlur, porch, uarauo, A very special assortment, 21 Ton dollars offered by G. P. Les- font's' milk everybody would room Id, Eisner buildingdi , Mi BroaBd town hall). I'bonc Redd BanBkk 083083. all improvement*, being rmutml in card.1) and envelopes, a wonderful ter won by Hillside poultry farm Now Dancos. using that kind uf milk," .•nntinue.l street, Ke-d Hank.—AdvertisementkAdit . Advertisement. Dance Froclcs. Ball room nnd fancy dances, nnd a substantial niiuiner. Oall and HCO pro-Chri.'itman special nt $1.00 nt for best Plymouth Rock in tho Wo hnve a lovely seloction of Mrs. liurd. Shi- IIIIM boon raisinji Steel Engraved Christmas Cards. thm lions.', it will stand inspection. the Art Kraft Kboppo or i\t Tru- show. —— Fire-place and Btovo wood, $0. per l''nlr Haven, with best Rhodo Island tisement. vertisement. blt". Telephone Ited Honk the Art Kraft Shoppo or at "ru- The Koso Shop. load; kindling, live barrels, $2 Nice Red cock. animals. 1070. -Addvertisement. bin'n, Rod Bank.—Advertisement. 1'ity her u niee warm coat fot* Vanity cnno offered by R, S. Visiting Chiropodist. dry wood. Howard 0. Rosovolt, Do Not Experiment Dr. Francis Cooko Cnsler will Another owner of goat.'; i;i Paul Builders. Xtiiiis. It i.i jiiat ivlmt MIIP wnntH. phone Hod Hank DfiO-J.—Advertise Wines of Boltnnr won by Mrs. Wil- with your Christmas card printing MadiHon of Navi'sink, who is a na- Do Not F.xperimcnt Sil pries at Tim ttotiii Nhop, 7<'t mnko appointments by telephone 10 p Lak.'wom! sand and wnshed gni- llroml Iri-i>t, Ui-d Itinili. Advur- nicnt. J liam W. Shampanoro of- Little Sil- or engraving. Either of our two como to you when needed. Telo- tive of Kuropi'. II" mis formerly 'i Hd HkAd ver, with HoudanB for beBt pen Rtores will take care of your needs with your ChristmaKit In-s rcar .ifd imprintinr twog • vol, sing, iindern, tup noil dirt, at a UBDIIIC ll r Any Time You Cull phonn Enlontown 21G0-M between I'ollepfo pnifcr.viov ill his unlive la - I liiliP care of your needs n-«M>imbl« price. Phone Ked Hank shown by a woman. to your antisfnctioii. Trubln'», Red G:00 P. M. nnd o:00 P. M.—Adver ( '.iftii of Distinction, Rod Hank 141 or HO thoro'i n tnxl Bunk.—Advertisement. Goats to him are wonderful ani- to your satisfaction. Triibin's, Rod ; Mio-J, Howard (i. Kosevell, Ad- at your door within n few Threo special pvlzet) offered by tisoment mnhi, furnuiliing mil only tlm best iju^k.—Ailvortiiii'iiient. titm'iit; ll.i y -iir XHIIIII nhopptii^ iik The Stone's Taxi and Trucking .Service, friends won by Raymond Kennedy kind of milk but. being available for, _ -»•«_ Unilli .'ill! >]'. Clflil of ill ilillrllui, nnil Sillt Stoeltings, of Course— Turkey Dinner L'vory Customer jiri.'.-ii V ory mnddi'iitc. 'I'll (iiiUI opposite depot, Ked Hank.—Adver- of Rod Bank, with a roso comb nnd be sure they aid Gotham Gold served Wednesday;) mill Saturday.1! UKO MM iru-al. "The t«Mt« of goat Silk Drones for Christmas. Black Ilantam. rr liringn a riintonior t<> l'irhan'» Piano Shop, •in 111-iijul xliwl, Ilc/| J tisement. StStripei p . H.8'HH8,> , $$aar att TThho KKono nt the Cozy Corner Ten Room. Or- chupu in nn dillVri'lit from lain!) Buy hor a Lively silk ilivs.i for Shop, Drummond place, phono Ked Advcrliiit'lllrllt. Hand curved cigar box offered by SShoph , 7S BroaBd street, lied Bank. chopn," said Mr. Madison. "Muybr Xmiui. Special pricv-n at Tho lli'iie For Lunrh. ders'taken for home mnde cnlcen and Haul! iill.'l.—-Advertisi'inent. ; Louis Walters, Jr., of Lincroft won Advertisement. pies. Phono Red Dank 500-J.—Ad- you diint b.-lievo thin but if you try •Shop, 73 Brand street, Ked Hunk. Knv v l ur< .intitfM. Our delicious sandwlchon nnd - - Advert isemont. fresh iinhuh aro nlways refreshing. by II. L. Vuorheoa of WujisidQ for vertisement. it you will find thnt I am right." Dr. D-mn, Surgaon Chiropodist. Wi- pi' »y tin- liiuliwiii t ppii bent rooster shown by n club mem- Hemstitching end dressmaking Ollice hours from :! :U» until (1:110 uni, .). MlflJ i as this will be in the cellar. The nue. REUSSILLE'S IS A LONG LIFE FOR ANY BUSINESS J*] : house will be completed by Mntvh SALE ON WALL STREET. Tlio Register's motto—"A , aper 36 Broad St, Red Bank >thomo."—Advertisement. Wo arc proud of our half century of business based on W S His contract is or $C,48O, but Mr.Another of tho Johanna ECeough fair doallns and Sootl craftsmanship. >J i Finkolstein states there are otl'.r.r Houies Disposed Of. . *; expenses outside the contract whhh Misses Elizabeth and Catherifo 0 i will make.Iho total cost of. the hou-c Higgins have bought from the es-teal Estate and Insurance X i $9,000. ' . tate of Miss Johanna Keough a PAUL REVERE BUILDERS >;| The land which Mr. Finkelstcin Bank, N. I. house and lot on the north side of 56 Broad St., Rod Bank, N. J. 12 Broad Street >J [ bought from Mr. Kue has frontage? Wall street for $2,500. The enle Phone Red Bank, 1746 of ISO feet on Throckmorton avp- was made by Mrs. Mary K. Dugan, hone 968 Eisner Building nue and 150 feet on . Mechanic executrix of the estate. The house street. Besides the house which he has seven rooms and is provided is now building Mr. Finkelstcin ex- with gas and water. The new pects to build four other houso3, owners expect to move in the. house Thankful • three on Throckmorton avenue and next spring. The estate of Miss County $I one on Mechanic street. Thcso Keough owned four houses on Wall The Cost of REAL ESTATE, DESIGM8MG houses will be put on tho market. street and this is the second to be FARMS We all have many blessings On the Mechanic street side of thesold. One was. bought last July hy Vlllncjo Homes to be thankful for in this HOT WATER HEAT BUILDING AMD FINANCING. property will be a roadway leadinR James Marascio, who is now occu- o a garage square, where five RH- Shore Estates blessed land of freedom and greatly reduced by pying it! . Mr. Marascio enlarged All Forms of INSURANCE ages will be located. There will and remodeled the house nnd had liberty—for the many ac- latest be one garage for the owner of improvements put in. BliUMAU WAHMS each house and the roadway an-1 tivities afforded in every inure square will be owned in common by State Highway Electric the owners of the houses. MOVED TO KEANSBURG. EATOMTQWM - - - H. J. line of industry and en- Ocean Avenue and Center Street, SEA BRIGHT, N. J. John A. McGuire Hai Bought Homo deavor. & BOUGHT MORE PROPERTY. at that Placo. RED BANK, N. J. Paul Oschwald Buys Another Mon- John A. McGuire of Fair View We cordially invite your Gutting mouth Street Corner. moved last week to a house in the E.tabli.hed 1834 Tol.pbone 111 Beacon Beach section of Kenns- I Sell Real Estate account and banking busi- Machine Paul Oschwald of Little Silver, burg, which he bought from Mrs. 1 Rent Cottages ness—assuring every cour- ALEXANDER D. COOPER who recently bought the former Sarah M. Cross. The house is on Dr. Peter T. Rafferty residence Crescent street. It is on a lot I Write Insurance tesy and facility. property at the corner of Monmouth 100x100 feet. The house has six Real Estate and Insurance and Pearl streets, last -Friday rooms, a bathroom and modern im- Monmouth County Farms bought from Clifford Brower the provements. Mr. McGuire paid P. O. Address 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. property on the opposite corner of $4,000 for it. He is a son Pearl and Monmouth streets, This Thomas McGuire of Fair View and RED BANK, N. J. Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and lot has a frontage of 48 feet on one of the owners of the Middle- BKCMD STREET IMOML BANE I Monmouth street and 119 feet on town dairy farm. Pearl street. It was formerly occu- RED BANK, N. J. Red Bank.N.J. | Phone Red Bank 1118-J! Plate Glass Insurance pied by tho Erower Sisters. The 'ruex Building BROAD ST price was ?13,000 and the sale wn1; BUILDING AT LEONARDO. made by Patrick F. Kennedy. A Semi'Bung&low is Being Con- arge house in good condition is on structed for Daniel J. Blewitt. the lot. Daniel J. Blewitt of Leonardo i< The purchase of this property having a semi-bungalow built fcr gives Mr. Oschwald the ownership his own use on Leonard avenue at of tlio two corners of Pearl atreat that place. George W. Leek of Bel- (A.L-.L, FORMS) on the south side of Monmouth ford is the builder and the con street. Rumors have been numer- tract price is $2,49-0. The bunga ous to the effect that Mr. Os'h-lor -will be 28x30 feet, with shingle vald will build a. theater on thaenclosures. It will have six rooms, former Dr. Rafferty property and an n bathroom and modern improve- 67 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. apartment house on tho Brower ments. It will be completed by Dont blame the higher cost of a home, in these days entirely on the advanced prices of ma- property, but Mr. Oschwald says January 15th. Telephone 474 that these are simply rumors an 1 terial and labor. , that he may hold tho property for vyvv'yvvvvvvvv To Build at New Monmouth. . Remember that in the past ten years, since the big war started, your own ideas of what you year or two before making any George' H. Penteimann of Ne.v change. Monmouth expects to build a house want in a home have expanded as, your wages or your income grew. MAKING A BIG LAKE. for his own use on a lot he bought I I a short time ago near the New Mm- You would not be satisfied today with what would have been regarded as a nice home ten Three Acres on Jacob G. Timolal'a mouth Baptist church. Two weeki years ago. Y6u want more improvements and more comforts in your home now than you would Place to be Flooded. ago Mr. Pentermann married Miss Now is the time to OVERHAUL FURNACES, REPAIR have thought of asking for then. SMOKE PIPES, have LEADERS and GUTTERS Jacob G. Timolat is having a laku Luella Gardner of Keahsburg. The made on his property on the west couple will live with their parents REPAIRED for the Bad Weather which is sure to come. side of Riverside drive, in Middle- until the house is built. Get our estimates for PLUMBING and HEATING town township, neur Red Bank. The Ten years ago a home that would have suited you would probably have cost about $4,000. southern end of the hike is only a A Powerful Voice. t«{ together for Fall Alterations so that when that bad Luke Longhead speaks every Today a home that would suit you would cost from $6,000 to $8,000. few feet from the road. A dimweek to an audience of over 35,000 K weather comes you will be ready to meet it with a smile. 140 feet long and eighteen feet persons, an assurance that you get hiffh is being made on this end of results when he delivers your mea- But your salary or wages or income has more than doubled in those ten years. \ the property. A lively brook flows Race.—Advertisemcn\ Suppose you bought a home in Red Bank today that cost you $8,000. That is about the coat n U through the place. The lake wi'l Y cover about three acres. A natural of a house and lot today in a good location with all improvements. SANITARY PLUMBER ravine lends itself to the making of the lake and adjoining land will be That house would rent for $65 to $75 a month. 74 R/Ion'mouth Street Red Bank, N. i. scooped out on the west side of fhe Telephone 6O9 ravine. The land taken for this If you paid $65 a month for rent in ten years you would have paid out $7,800. For all of purpose will be used to fill in low r i spot3 on an adjoining field. Che this rent you would have a bunch of rent receipts worth nothing. lake and (lam will cost 58,000 I1 « is being mode by employees on Mr. Timolat's place, who arc working If you had bought a house costing $8,000 and had paid $500 down on the property, you under th1"1 direction of Howard M'tx- son, supfrintondent of the property. would have had to pay $450 in interest, about $125 in taxes, $10 in insurance and about $50 in up- The job i.T hf-ing done at odd times, Wonderful keep. (The upkeep would probably amount to much less than this, for when a man owns his whon tho p.mplnv(-fs can .spare time home he usually looks after all the little things himself and the cost of upkeep is small.) fp">in their regular work. The lake for Walking i> hr'ing madf to add an attraction If you paid $65 a month to yourself instead of to a landlord you would have a surplus of to the farm nn'l to provide a swi.n- In Cantilever Shoes you can wal HIGH GRADE SERVICE with freedom nnd bouyancy. Aftei $150 a year to pay on your house. This surplus would grow larger each year because the interest :n£ place for wi'd ducks and wild the restraint of unnaturally shapad t-se owned by Mr. Timolat. stiff-arch shoes, you will find ne: you would have to pay would grow smaller as the principal was paid off. At the end of ten .Approved and Improved joy in walking in the flexible-arc Cunlivelcr. This good looking shoi years you would have paid off about $2,000 on your house. Heating Plumbing Roofing NEW EAST RED BANK HOUSE. harmonizes with every movement o Suppose you then took out a building and loan mortgage on your home for $5,500, which Building ot. the foot. Its flexibility permits tin Water Systems Copper Work Paul H. Matt!>cw» i foot muscles to exercise, whld would be the balance due. Instead of paying $65 a month rent you would pay the building and Harrison Avenue. keeps them vigorous nnd supple a< Earthen and Iron Pipe Paul II. Matthews of Hnrrison that they support the small bone; loan association $55 a month, half of which would pay the interest on the mortgage:28 fret, with a porch sevtfii This may be a long time to look forward to, but it isn't any longer than if you had been pay- l'cet wide across the front. In the roo f will he two dormer windows. ing rent all these years. . In one case you would have a big bunch of rent receipts at the end of Four rooms and a bathroom will !)o those years, worth absolutely not one cent to you. In the other case you would have a fine home, on the first floor. The second floor will not be finished but it cn'n he all your own, and your family would have a roof over its head that could never be taken away niuiK' inlo two roo in H, Tho house Because of tho natural linp.i witl gracefully rounded toes and well ae from them for failure to pay a month's rent. will be provided with hot and cold heela, the feet nre truly comfortable Experi Movers of Household water, electricity, gun nnd a pipcless in Cantilevers. Thp Bhoo hugs th If once in a while you wanted to pay a little more than the regular payments on your home, hentor. It will cost $H,n&0 and will nreh to give restful support, especi Goods and Pianos. IK* ready for occupancy February* ally on tho inner >nd weaker side this would help get your home free and clear that much sooner. l>t, Mr. Matthews is a railroad cm- If your work keeps you on your ploy on find is n son of Ambrose feet, you will find your dnys muc This same principle applies to buying any home, whether it costs more or less than $8,000, MattlicwH of Ki\r,t Kront. street. less fntlguiiiK in these comfortable, helpful nhoes. Every Realtor in Red Bank will be glad to help you get a home of your own. niiiltliug in New Hands. Large, Well Padded Vans Hoy Allgor has sold lii» gasoline filling station nnd automobile ro- THE REALTORS OF RED BANK ARE : Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men pair business at Fair Havon to Theuiloro I1. Morson, who took poa- " ALLAIRE & SON HENDRICKSON & STOUT RED BANK REAL ESTATE GO. Sight Seeing Busses for all Occasions M'ssion last week. He in conduct- ing tlic TmsinoHii undor the imrno of 60 Broad Street 69-71 Broad Street II. B. PRICK, Pr.tia.nl Anywhere, Any Time. The Fair Haven (Jarage. In addi- tion to owning tin?! business Mr. HAWKINS BROTHERS HYLIN & SALZ Second National Bank Building Fireproof Storage: Packing and Express. Morson in a contractor and buihior. 10 Monmouih Street. 42 Broad Street Raymond. Bowne LAND & LOAN COMPANY Office: Globe Court and Mechanic Street Lulto Longhead Sayat WILLIAM A. HOPPING A. L. IVINS AGENCY "Filling any land of a wnnt nt 621 Cookman Avenue HEWTGN DOREMU9, Pr«.. any tilnr: in my npcciulty. I'lionu ASBURY PARK, N. J. 49 Broad Street 42 Broad Street Tel. 894 RED .BANK, N. J. r.in nnd I'll i;ct busy."—Advertise- 10 Eaot Front Street. ment. RED Page Thre« EAIONTOWOOSE FARE BATHING CONCESSION LET. Edword T. Mitcholl Go(» Atfaury SEVENTEEN ACRES TO BE RE- Park Privilege at $BB,000 a Year. SS HEAD OF* LJIVE STOCK- PLANTED IN ROSES. Edward T. Mitchell has been I head of Guernt^yi, Jcrseyn and HoUtcins will bo »old for the high .ranted a continuance of the bath- Joilnr,'nt my Sales Stable. FREEHOLD, N. J., on Emil R. Dolieggar and Frank Dirkie ing privilege at Asbury Park for a Take Possession of Land Thoy five-year term at $85,000 a year, , i^wvA. 3ER 28th, Bought* for $8,500—Mr. Danog. Th« new figure is ?3f>,000 a year gnr Plans to Build Next Fall. higher than Mr. Mitchell bid for Al Ono O'CIock P. M., Rain or Shino tho concession five years ago, which •ACAM.:—Ono express car of 28 head Emil B. Doncggnr and Frank Dirkso moved lust week from llivor at that time constituted a new high (if hinh (,'i-iuU-, choice dniry and family mark for the privilege. With hi* row*, will licseiit in by William I). Meyers, I'laza to Eatontown, where a short A Ladles' and Misses' Apparel of Livingston county, Michigan. Many time, Ufo they bought Ecventeet; bid of {85,000 a year Mr. Mitchell ' (if these ale fresh or will freahen by day tcres of land which they will use deposited with tho commissioners a of sale. They are bcinR delected by Mr.Tor a rofio farm. Tho property i'J certified check for $42,500. It l« 73 Broad Street _ Red Bank, K /, Mcycin nnd they will l)o the right.kind- - on the west side of tho West Lou:? announced that there will be no K»ml colors and big producers. Branch road and was bought by Mr chnngo in the current prices for He KHJ'H thuy will isurprise every duirymnn bathing. in this section. They ure tuberculin tested Daneggar and Mr. Dirltse from the nnd will bo BOM Bubjctt t<> 0« Mr. Reade claim- Michigan, which 1 am iiironng |icreonnljy. You know the kind I always tho proposition was not advertise You know the kind I always noarby house which they have 1 sell, They ure fresh or will freshen by dny of Bale. rented from Clarence, Anderson. and that tho concession is worti Several head of all kinds of live stock will he offered at the fmrflo much more than $85,000 a year- Gifts o/ Distinction. Prices Very Moderate, tlmo by nearby farmem on comniif-:."iion Wugonu, httrnenB and machinery Mr. Dirkae is boanlinir nt Eaton- jn the sumo way. town. Next fall Mr. DnncKgar i'x- Make your selection early, while stock is fresh and new. in the yenr anil have pectf to build a liouso on the prop- HOLMDEL NEWS. been Yofour 2kno0 yenrow me, i,n thI ea entilm here obusiness twelve. tnonthMy Runrnntei o is pnod became erty for his own use. Mr. .Dirkso you emi find me. Remnmbi-r the date, Friday, November 28, 1924, atalso comtemplates building a house Now Siren for tho Firo Company We will reserve anything selected now until Xmas. 1 p. in.,, rain or iihine, nil under cover. on the place. At present he is un- Arrived Thii Week.- Delivery anywhere'nt a rennonnblc prico. married. ' The two men are not The new siren for the firecom - • Thin slock must bo sold—they cunt go hack to Michigan. This is novices in rose farming. Until re- pany arrived this week. It weighs your benefit. cently, they were partners with COO pounds and will be placed in TERMS:—Three months erHH with approved security, by paying a cupola on the firehouse. The cu- Suggestions for Holiday C ono-hulf purehnRe price on day of Knle. Henry Kcssler- of River Plaza in 71 fYTKlN Plir>n«>. ViO the rose business and they have. pola will be made by George Craw ford. ZLU1KJN, rhone MV. ^ auccessfui. Mr. KessieKessierr Silk Afternoon and Street Dresses $2^.00 up OEORGE II. ilOMERTS, Auctioneer. wil l continuauccessfue tho busines Mrs alone on The Holmdel card club met last GEORGE S. V, HUNT rind C. II. BARKALOW, Clerks. bio place. Wednesday night at Mrs. Charlc. Cloth Afternoon and Street Presses - 25.00 up The entire seventeen acres wil1 S Ely's. This club never has prizes bo put in roses. Most of the rose Various card games and dominou: Fur Trimmed CBofHi Coats 39.00 jup will bo raised from seed and these were played. Cloth Sport Coats 25.00 bushes will be budded or f Joseph Holmes and Harok Three years must elapse before the Holmes in their automobiles les Warm Wool Sweaters - - 5.00 up bushes will be ready to sell. The Wednesday took a party of friend new owners say the hind is especi to Blairstown to see a football gam' Warm Wool Scarfs - 3.00 up ally well adapted for rose farming between Blair's Hall and Pcdf.n as it hns a solid marl bottom and institute. Others in the party be Silk Blouses . - ' 3.95 up good rich, moist soil. sides the two Holmeses were Jo seph Kinhafer, Raymond Hcndricl; Crepe de €h§ne Envelope Chemise 3.95 son, Edward Heyer, John Holmes Crepe d® Chine Envelope Chemise •> 4.50 ,nd Charles S. and Daniel S. Ely. on the DAVID SLOCUM FARM, SUMMERFIELD, SALE. Mr«. Mary Allgor has bought a Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise 5.75 Chevrolet automobile. She UBed it On the Ropd from Corlies Avenue to Wayside, near SEVENTY.ACRE FARM AT last week to make a trip to Glen Italian Silk ¥©sfs - - - 2.50 Aabury Avenue, Asbuiy Park. COLT'S NECK STRUCK OFF. Gardner. . Italian Silk moomers- 2 95 , Warren M«tll«jwa'» Place W»» Mr. and Mrs. Garrett D. Long- Bought Last Week for $10,000 street celebrated their 35th wed Hand-made, Heal Lace Trimmed by Garrott W. Bucli, at Whoeo ding anniversary laat Thursday Suit the Sale Wu Held. night, with a family gathering and Underwear, Silk and Batiste 5.00 up At 12:00 O'ClocIi. dinner party. The house was at- War.ren Matthews's farm of sev- tractively decorated with flowed Colored Silk- SBips - - •5.00 Team of Bay Ilorecs, heavy, 3 0 and 12 years old, work single _or ent acre3 at Colt's Neck was sold doule1 ; Co, ya.H llll Kg 1 , y; g and plants. The affair was a de Hand Emb. Linen Guest Towels 2.50 fcl'iMachine?:^, two So^,^!yd Gutters" 5!, WeederJ°.T!, tw'"o "I 2-hors1' iT^L?h^Jl^'^c Planet Jr. Cultivators, at sheriff', ., s. sale at ,th e, courthouse at lightful one for everyone. ono three-row Furrowing Hied, Furvowins Hied, two 2-horse Harrows, Freehold last week for to Edward Francis, who has boon iieatitiful Silk and Tapestry Pocketiiooks two one-horso Cultivators, 'four 2-horso Hows, ono Biding; Harrow, ?,arrStt: ."f. , uck , , . foreman on one of Theron Me- Gravel Body, twn 2-horse Farm Wagons, Potato Spraying'Machine, Mr. Buck had a mortgage of ? Campbell's farms the past three two-horso Hay Tedder (new), McCormick Reaper, Potato Planter, on the farm and it was at his suit years, will give up his position in Spiralp; ; Potnto Grader,, Straw Cutter, 20 Hotbed Sash, Potato Digger that the sale was held. It is said the spring. He expects to move to witith enginei , RtlRtulkk CutteCtt r wilhiPullcyilhPll , tthjeh c hhors e AcAcmme HarrowHarrow, H, Hay that unpaid taxes and interest, withRed Bank. ' Rnken, , GindGrindstone, , fouur r Wagonsag,, Carriage^.twCg^ o Farm Wagoagon BodiesBodi , tho mortgage, about equal the Last week the William C. Ely C3- Guaranteed. AH Shades. Just What She Wants for Xmas. FFord d TrucTkk and otheh r smalll articlesil , two StovesSt , allll HouseholHhld d FurnitureFit , amount which Mr. Buck paid for the tate sold horses to the Shrewsbury H. ROBEHTS, Auctioneer. farm. dairy company of Shrewsbury, The only other bidder for the TERMS:—S25 nnd-under, cash; over $25, a credit of nine months place was George Litner of Free- Randolph Tallman of Asbury Park will be Kivon on bankable note with approved security. 4% discount ; lold, formerly of Scobeyville. His and Lester Sherman of Chapel Hit'.. for cash over $2E, highest offer was-$0,GOO. Mr. Buck, Arthur Smock will move from who is a well-to-do retired farmer, Charles X. Crawford's farm in the B. GIOLITO. has made no statement as to what spring and Henry F. Dubois will he expects ,to do with the property. move from Mrs. Victor Dean Ken- The farm is a short distance east of ney's farm. the villngo center, at the corner of The Crawfor "s Corner card club the county road and the Farming- met Monday night at Ray- dale road. A large house and the mond Crawford's' . usunl outbuildings are on the place Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Ely and They are in fairly good condition. children will spend Thanksgiving The soil is productive and is espe- with relatives at Bridgeport, Conn. cially adapted for truck farming. At the Baptist church Sunday Sixteen years ago tho late Fred night Kev. John Sherman will Luther bought the property from preach on "Is There Any Truth in Garrctt Matthews for ?4,000. At Signs?" The sermon will deal thnt time both the buildings and the with an interpretation of various land were very much run down, but signs and axioms. We Wave a splendid assortment of used cars at this time. tho farm was considered a groat Mrs. Raymond Crawford has a bargain nt' the price which Mr. Lu- flock of thirty turkeys which are aj Most of these cars have been overhauled and painted and are ther paid. He built a new house fine, as any in tho county. Thie and new outbuildings. Eleven was Mrs. Crawford's first experi- years ago John G. Bennett, who now ence with turkeys. To bring suoh offered at great bargains. lives at Nutswamp, bought tho farm a flock to maturity is no slouch of for $13,000. Five years ago Mra job, as is known by everyone wh i Matthews bought it for $ IE,000. has ever had doalings with young O Model V-63 7-pass. Cadillac Sedan Cadillac Town Limousine, $350 The fact that the farm sold last turkeys. week for $5,000 leas than was paid Mrs. Jonathan I. Holmes enter- Like new. Only been 3,000 miles and guaranteed. In good order. for it by Mr. Matthews is generally tained Rpv. nnd Mr3. John Sherman attributed to the agricultural de- and family at dinner at the Orange Hupmobile Coupe pression throughout the county the Shatters at Eed Bank last Week. Model 61 7-pass. Cadillac Sedan past threo years. Repainted, in first-class order. In good order. The Register's motto—"A paper AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT It pays to advertise in tho Register. in every home."—Advertisement. Cole five-passenger Sedan E. Front St., RED BANK, N 1923 Maxwell Touring Cheap and a bargain. With Rex winter top, repainted, in first-class order. Willys-Knight Landaulet Seven-passenger Case Sedan In good order, great bargain. In fine order, paint and mechanically. Chalmers Suburban, $250 i Paige Suburban Body, three seats. Three-seated Natural Wood Body, repainted, and • Paige Touring, $200 t good order. Stutz Sedan, five-pass., Cheap RADIO when buying .M THINK OF WHAT IS DA^CK OF IT t 1923 Studebaker Special 6 Touring Model 61 Cadillac four-pass. Coupe Mazda Lamps Repainted, in fine mechanical order. VERY time a purchaser leaves our store, Repainted, in good order. look for the • E having bought an ATWATER KENT Ford Sedan Radio set, we feel we have made a life-long 1922 Studebaker Big Six friend. We know that we have sold him Seven-Passenger Touring Repainted, cheap. equipment that is the last word in radio Repainted, and good order. Packard Twin Six Touring, $300 STATE DISTRIBUTORS —and we have made sure that its oper- ation is thoroughly understood. How far we have succeeded in winning Model 57 Cadillac Sedan , Studebaker Coupe our customers' confidence can be judged In fine order and paint. In good mechanical order and paint. 616'BOND STREET ASBURY PARK, N. J. by the fact that every ATWATER KENT set WHOLESALE, ONI,Y bought from us has stayed sold —and sold others. Before you purchase a These cars are in fine shape and will be sold from $150.00 up. To the Electrical Dealer Trade! radio instrument, come in Among our many profitable linca wo especially call your and talk to us. Time payments can be arranged. attention to thfi following— WESTINGHOUSE ILG VENTILATING D. A. JOHNSON CO. If you cannot get in to see us, a postal card will bring us HEATING FANS 17 Mechanic Street APPLIANCES Red Bank, N. J. LIONEL WESTINGHOUSE to you. ELECTRIC TRAINS ELECTRIC FANS SOL-LUX ItAY-O-LITE LIGHTING UNITS FLASHLIGHTS X-RAY RKFLECTOHS MACBETH-EVANS CO. LIGHTING UNITS j. w. LINCOLN FIXTURES Complete linen nf atnudnrd wiring tncxtcriaU alwctya In Btoch. CALL ASDUKY 1'AHK :I3O!) TO BRING REPRESENTATIVE '4 Maple Avenue and White Street, Red Bank, N. J Telephone SI5 RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. Page Four

the men who nre responsible for public money spent shall bring back *#*^ THE RED BANK REGISTER. the increase in his assessment are a full dollar's worth of benefit; but JOHN H. COOK. Editor onJ Pulii.hcr. the men who made the constitution officials of this kind are scarce nnd GEORGE C. HANCE, Associate Editor. of New Jersey 'way back in 1844 are getting scarcer. A political button with most voters counts for Husirips* Munnctr: when they fixed up the constitution THOMAS HIVING UHOH'N. so that nil property must be as- much more thnn honesty or cap:'- i sessed at its true value. hility."' The merry game of p! Trlnilioncs :—lle.l Hunt IS ing the people's money goeB on an i Hid Hank 1JO0 wiil continue to go on. Subscription Prices: In reality none of these people 0n« yent • • .{l.r.o e to blnme for the high taxes. It • • * Six moult,, '• isn't the fault of the assessor, nor But dont blame the nsscssoi, Thrtt m,.nll •"' of the county tax board, nor of the nor the county 'tax board, nor the """isnteriil lit llu." imitolli. <• «t U<-<1 Hauls. U. J.. o» seoi.n.l class matter. state tax board, nor of the men who state tax board, nor those old-time made the constitution of the state chaps who wrote the state consti- f WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1924. back in 1844. It's the fnult ol tution back in 1814. Blnme the the officials Whom the people elect officials who spend the money, 11' spend their money. Most of all blame the people them- > TOWN TALK. * « • selves for electing such officials, Taxes nre high and assessments 'Assessments of real estate arc going up because the officials Monnioulh county arc likely to tinspend su much money. That brings At a recent firemen'B banquet at considerably iiu-ri'iisiul next yonr. if. right hack to the people them- Red Bank some of the fire depart-) .The constitution of New Jersey ami ; selves, for they elect the official;'.' nient officials advocated "inspection the'laws of the state pay that prjp- It's the money that's spent that night" to be held annually. Such erty must be assPF.<-0(! at its true makes taxes high, regardless of affairs nre held in a number of lvalue; but no assessor ever tliK'S what the rate of assessment may towns in the northern part of the this except by misk'.kj. be. There's a great clamor on the state. The object is to give the * * * part of the officials of every kind people a better understanding f The state board of taxation of for more money to spend. Bor- and a better acquaintanceship with i With a view in mind of catering to the LARGEST NUMBER, and with a desire iNew Jersey has been investigating ough councilmpn, school trustee:, the fire department. Assessments in this county for the boards of freeholders, the stitc • * • to SERVE and PLEASE, we have filled, our place brimfull of gifts for the ENTIRE past three months to learn tlio dif- school bonrd, the department of in- •> i stitutions and agencies, the state There can be no objection to tl-is ference beween the true value of if the firemen want it. This tovn FAMILY. Come in, look around, bring your Kiddies with you. There's no obliga- property and the amount at which highway commission, every other it is assessed. Most people arc no: commission and department of th-' has every reason to feel proud of familiar with the laws regarding state, and the legislature also, arc its firemen nnd its fire fighting | tion on your part. assessments anil to many folks this all spending money hand over fist equipment, for in both respects it | would seem- like a tremendous task. and clamoring" for more. it fortunate. A public inspection Far from this being the case it is might perhaps better acquaint the We know the problem of "WHAT TO GIVE" is universal, and therefore under* a very easy problem to unfold. • * * citizens with thi3 fact, although The people themselves are losing nothing does this so thoroughly as take to PARTIALLY catalogue some of the things you will find at our place. It is • * « all power over public expenditures the efficient nnd brave service wliL-h Many years ago every deed con- except in so far as they elect the the firemen have rendered in the impossible to list everything. # tained the price at which a piece officials who spend the money. IT past. of jffoporty was actually sold. townships and in school district* • * • - Nowadays most of the deeds pu; tne people still have some contr.il A good deal of fun is poked at the price of the property at "one over the amount of money the of- volunteer fire companies in the idollarind other pood and valuable ficials can spend, but this control daily newspapers and in comb: consideration." Most people who doesn't amount to much. If the weeklies. The firemen can well af- eell property and most people who people vote down money which a ford to overlook this, for it influ- fcuy property believe that this keeps school board aaks for, the school ences no one familiar with the the assessor from knowing the ac- board usually calls another election facts. The volunteer fire company tual price for which the property on the matter. If the money is is one of the finest features of •was sold. voted down again, the school board calls another election, and another, imall town life. That a large num- and so on until the people {jot tired ber of men, in order to render a It does nothing of the kind. out and the appropriation goes public service, will inconvenience Each deed for the sale of'property through. As for borough council- themselves, suffer hardships and must have revenue stamps attached men, and city commissioners, anil even risk their lives, without receiv- Crokinole to it to the amount of fifty cents for county hoards of freeholders, an'l ing one cent in return for so doing, Automobiles each $500 of the sale price of the the stato legislature, there is no re- is an act against which no amount of Parcheesi property. Those revenue stamps striction whatever on what they can fun making or ridiculecan prevail. Tricycles thus give an accurate account of spend. • * * Ppllyanna the real selling price of the prop- • • * It is often said that the way^to erty. get good municipal governments is Bicycles « * * The legislature creates a lot of new jobs every year, principally to to have highly paid pul>lici officials. Flinch The assessor knows all about the give political hangers-on good jobs This is a fallacy. Proof that it is Irish Mails frpal price of real estate two days at the expense of the taxpayers. not true is provided by the volun- Hook after the deed has been recorded. teer fire companies, who though un- He dont have to go to Freehold to A lot of sap-headed men and women Fire Engines run down to the legislature every paid' are among the most efficient , Comb. Boards find it out, either. The law requires year to get some new fads and frills public servants of small towns. the county clerk to send to each and follies tacked on to the public Express Wagons assessor a list of all transfers of school system, or to get some now Barney Google property in that taxing district as kind of welfare game put over, or May there be no children rtot vis- soon as the deeds are recorded. This to have some law passed which will ited by Santa Claus this year. Cer- Skooters Pirate &; Traveler list must not only tell who sold the take off their hands some project tainly, there should be none in this property and who bought it, but it which they have started nnd of town. There are plenty of tried Soldiers Jack Straws must also tell the amount of reve- which they have got tired, or toand tested agencies here for bring- nue stamps on the deed. If there create some job for a needy friend ing Christmas joy into the lives of is a mortgage clause in the deed, under the guise of public health or unfortunate little tot3. The fire- Locomotives the county clerk must tell the as- the care of children. The peop'.o. men, the Elks and various church sessor about that, too. stand for all this and tliey re-elect and charitable organizations are en- Lionel Electric Base Ball • * • the legislators who pass these laws gaged in the work and they have Besides sending to each assessor and increase their taxes, provided never failed to do the job right. It Trams Ttidley Winks the list of transfers in his taxin1-' the legislators wear the right kind wont be their fault if any child 'district, the county cleric must send of a political button of their coats. fails to have a Merry Christmas, Bead Stringing and certainly in a town as prosper- to the county tax board a complete • * • Winding Trains list of all sales of real estate, wi'.h ous ag this there should be gener- Honey Bee Game the amount of stamps on each deed. There isn't going to be any re- ous and ungrudging contributions Train Accessories The assessor of each taxing district duction in taxes. Increasing the for this cause. must deposit with the county tax assessments wont reduce taxes any, (Town Talk continued on page 16.) tooard a complete-copy* of his as- but it will give opportunity to in- Shoe Flies crease taxes. All the way alongthe sessment book, showing what every 1 Masquerade Ball at Keansfcurff. piece of property is assessed at. line, from th» littlest officials in i> A masquerade ball and reunion Hobbie Horses borough or township up to the big- will be held tonight at MacDonald's • * * pest ones in the state and nation, I With the list of real estate trans- hall at Keansburg. Turkeys will be those in power spend the public awarded as prizes to those wearing Building Blocks fers from the county clerk's ofiice money without much regard to prize-winning costumes and a fine and' with assessment books of each what the people get for their taxes. entertainment ia being arranged. Toy Blocks . taxing district, it is easy to find Here and there in small communi- the'actual price of any piece of ties are found officials who are care- T'.'5 Register's motto—"A paper property which has been sold and ful to see that every dollar of in every home."—Advertisement. Steam Engines also to find the amount that proper- ty is assessed for. It 1*3 this work Fountain Pens Which the state board of taxation Toy Typewriters has been doing at Freehold with it" Eversharp v experts during; the past three I With small overhead expense we can Friction Toys Months. • * • save you $10 on your Suit or Overcoat. Dishes Leather Goods An average of ^00 pieces of property in Monmouth county So why not step around the corner and Stationery change hands every week. Last Pop Guns week, for instance, the number of do your buying at the Books transfers uf real estate wn.° 208. Garages Sometimes ibis rui^ up to 2Ti() or Kodaks even more, and sometimes it drops down to 150 to 17H, especially if Ten Pins there is a holiday in that week. Knives • * • Trolleys This make-' a i-hango of owner- Diaries ship of t'-ti thousand pieces of prop- erty in Monmuulh county in a year. Stoves Picture Albums The flute boar! of taxation ha? foeen K°iiiR «ver 11w»e records of | 28 Monmouth Street, Red Bank Elack Boards Bibles 1he past, two or three years. From the reviniii; s'nmps on the deeds Near Broad Street Memo Books end fror.i tlie as:-'-^r-uck." Tbey lell the liuqiiiyor Hint ix _ 'RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26, 1924._

ARGUE OVER JA.IL. nt the schoolhouse Friday night. A StllweH's first visit to the chapel literary program will bo given. and he says it pleased him greatly, Stats Department Claims It Unfit Mr. and Mrs. George C, Eichdale, as he had i.lwaya doyired to ntteiwl for Humana—Sheriff Ditfcgreei. Miss Edna Reinhart, William A a service there. At the meeting of the freeholder* Bassctt and Frank Rlchdnlo' spent Mrs, Walter Palmer has had " lust weelt a letter was read from Sunday with Mr. nnd Mra. Cluuiie (jliiss-cncloaed porch put. - that's the proof of t pidea looking after this work sVc t t docs all the housework and ton-is to the household needs of a largu Purity and lasting T family. f Beginning Friday morning, December 5th, and continuing with the close of business Saturday Louis Plotkin's pool parlor is f night, December 13th, each of these 60 leading business houses of Red Bank will give a free ci-owded every night with players. Quality in f Much rivalry has developed na to coupon with eveiy dollar's worth of merchandise bought in these respective stores. SHOP who is the boss pool artist of tho f village and a tournament is beinic t EARLY—DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN RED BANK—GET THE HABIT AND arranged. Richard R. Clader soenn t GET YOUR COUPONS. LOOK FOR WINDOW AND DOOR SIGNS FOR THE STORES to hnvo "the edge" on tho other players. t GIVING AWAY PURCHASE COUPONS. First prize, $100; second and third prizes, $50 Thirty-two cattle owned by J. M. each; and four prizes of ?25 each. Switzer of Ohio were offered for B«le Saturday on Christian Broder- f fon's farm. Tho animals wero fino f The following Red Bank Merchants are co-operating to make this holiday season the greatest T stock, but on account of stormy f value-giving period ever in the history of Red Bank. Each of these stores will issue Merchandise weather the sale was not well at- tended. Mr. Switzer was here last f Coupons from December 5th to December 13th, inclusive. Buy in Red Bank and Deposit your cou- f wcok and boarded at Emil Ilof- T pons in the store where purchase is made. Buy Early. The more Coupons you deposit the greater man's. f your opportunity of winning the Gold. Joacquin Lawrence arid Christo- T pher Snedeker did not go to St. ART GOODS & GIFT SHOP DRUGGISTS HOUSE FURNISHINGS Petersburg, Florida, together, hi: f they hnve "met up" with each otlu'r The Art Kraft Shoppe, 75 Broad Chambers Pharmacy, Broad St. F. W. Weller, 7 Broad St. there, according to letters and enrols f Street & Linden Place INSURANCE t •which they have sent to relatives f AUTOMOTIVE Katsin's Pharmacy, 15 Broad St. and friends here. They stnte that 'I -. *•' ' . Hylin & Salz, 42 Broad St. i they RO fishing nearly every day in f ELECTRICIANS Liggett's Pharmacy, 60 Broad St. the Gulf of Mexico and play pin- f D. A. Johnson, Co., 15 Mechanic Schroeder's Pharmacy, 16 Broad JEWELERS ochle or dominoes eveTy night. f Street Street L. de la Reussille, 36 Broad St t BANKS DELICATESSEN R. F. Wilbur, 23 Broad St. LINCROFT NEWS. f f Broad St. National Bank B. Alperin, 20 Broad St. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S t Forty Pcrcon* Present at Com- 1 -i. 12 Broad St munity Club Mooting. f ELECTRICAL and SPORTING WEAR Forty persons attended a meet- f Merchants Trust Co., 62 Broad GOODS N. Goldberg & Co., 24 Broad St. T ing held by the Community club m f Street C. H. Enms, 64 Broad St. t the schoolhouse Friday night. LADIES'APPAREL & T I '• Second National Bank & Trust ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Committoes wero appointed and a Co., Broad & Wallace Sts. MILLINERY talk was given by Raymond Conk- t H. S. Allen, 10 White St. B. Hurwitz, 26 Broad St. lin, president of the club. A pro- BAKERS gram was given comprising pinno FLORISTS Kessler's, 44 Broad St. solos by Joseph Woodward and Mrs. f Wolcott's Bakery, 10 Broad St. Floralhurst Flower Shop, The Rose Shop, 73 Broad St Kenneth Wyckoff, humorous stories f by Joseph W. Thompson, n vocal BUILDING SUPPLIES 15 Monmouth St. Marcus Store, 8 Broad St. t Jos. T. Burrowes Co., 213 West t duet by Miss Myrtle I.ayton ant! W.W. Kennedy & Sons, 41 MEAT MARKETS Miss Ada Fonton and "The Old f Front St. Broad Street Barnynrd," iin original solo by Wil- Brevoort Market, 39 Broad St. i liam A. Iinsactt. T CIGARS & TOBACCO FURRIERS W. A. Clayton & Bro., 47 Broad Mrs. George Palmer is sick with t Mort V. Pach, Broad and Red Bank Fur Shop, 4 White St. Street grip. t Mechanic Sts. FRUITS & VEGETABLES Kridel & Co., Broad & Front Sta. Frank McCnrron hns moved to Many advanced features of motor car CLOTHIERS Red Bank. f C. L. Berge, 47 Broad St. McNair's Market, 23 East Front R. II. Willpcrodt has had hli construction now recognised as distinct Clayton & Magee, 19 Broad St. L. Prate Co., 21 Broad St. Street bnrn and chlckenhouBes piped for M. M. Davidson, 34 Broad St. Wagner's Market Co., 10 Broad wnfnr, Ifo lind water put in Ills t Philip T. Jiannine, 67 Broad St. FOOTWEAR y house a short time ago. contributions to the industry were f Albert S. Miller, 18 Broad St. Street Fred Lnndondarf is mournlnjr the T J. Kridel, 2 Broad St. I lo'it of "Tiger Face," an ngod cnt T Monmouth Street Men's Shop, White Shoe Co., 9 Broad St. MILLINERY which frequented Mr. I.angondorf'fl pioneered and perfected by Oakland. 28 Monmouth St. FURNITURE The Clayton Hat Shoppe, 15 garago nml which was a great pot. f Monmouth St. The cnt was run over by aiftomo- t CONFECTIONERS Globe Furnishing Co., 22 East biles and hurt in vnrlous other ac- Features o{ standard equipment that are winning and holding good will f Oscar Hesse, Jr., 28 Broad St. Front St. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS cidents, but it died n natural dcaMi C[ I'our-«i7)c<-l brtthes, disc steel wheels, balloon tires, permanent lo/>, Fisher Hodies, one-piece V. V» uilndthicld on closed types, DIICO /iitnli, centralized controls, indirectly lighted instrument panel, f Red Bank Candy Kitchen, 69 Marks Furniture Co., and RADIO hint week from tho infirmities of automatic sparU control. (i| Qlass enclosure) for open cars at snudl added cost. old nge. j T Broad St. 29 Monmouth St. Storck of Course, 50 Broad St. Tho utork wan at Phalanx two Roailifcr 81095t Touring 91095) Special Roadster SH95; Special Touring SI195j Landau T Coupe tl295t Coupe for Four $1495; Sedan >1S45I Landau Sedan tl645. Prices at Vactory. CLEANERS & DYERS GROCERS RADIOS dnyn hist week, leaving n son nt tho T Acker, Merrill & Condit Co., humu of Mr. and Mrs. William Pat- f French Cleaners & Dyers, A. V. Gregory, 67 Broad St. 33 EAST FRONT ST.. RED [1ANK 11 Broad St. I terson nnd n daughter at tho homo 6 Broad St. Monmouth Radio Service, of Mr. and Mra Max Ogell. Plmuo 705 -G'^rge Butter Bray, 8 E. Front This week the Christian En- t Red Bank Steam Dye Works, 10 White Street 24 W. Front St. Street ilrnvor society will ment tonight nl RESTAURANT tho clmpd Instoad of tomorrow. f DRY GOODS Ed. H. Lafctra, 14 Broad St. y Mins Dcsslo Pcnton will lend the HARDWARE & FURNITURE Strand Restaurant, 66 Broad St. meeting. Tim Endenvorern nro pro- T H. Cardon, 56 Broad St. T pnring to civo a play. f A. Salz & Co., 25 Broad St. R. Hancc &. Sons, 12 Broad St. TOYS and STATIONERY Now linoleum la on tho floor of t Hc-u'i-ickcon & Applcgate M. F. Tctlcy, lSBrondSt' fhn Rocinl room of tho clinpcl. It Straus Cq., 35 Broad St. f wuri bought by tho lndlcn' nld so- P It G !! N I! It A I x on s J. Yanko, 32 Broad St. 14 East Front St. I. J. Trubin, 58 Broad St ciety. T f The Community club will moot WM^ Page Six RED.BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. ESCAPE THE LAW. SCOBEYVILLE NEWS. Municipal Officials' Failure to Pros- John lircnnari Buys a Motorcycle— ecute Releases Prisoners. The Boj» Trappors. DRUMMOND PLACE N(jKr!t'<"t of municipal officers 'o John Brenuan lias bought a mo- Red Bank 033 iiio^ucute appeals of offenders of torcycle from a Long Branch 'man. the motor vehicle laws often re- He frequently goes hunting: anil sults in the alleyed guilty one es-uses the motorcycle to make trips to caping the penalty of tile law. Twodistant parts, strapping his gun to sm'h cases came up jn the comKy the machine. His faithful hound court ivircntly. Arthur Ortley of dog follows and after a short rest i« Tho principles of our Point I'lcaKunt, who was sentenced ready to run down the rabbits. Mr. to thirty days in jail for driving o Brennan, like most hunters here- Service srs thorough mi- car "while drunk at l''annin£da!o, abouts, finds game scarce this sea- Da youi Eyes burn or itcbY ;ippealed fvom this conviction. son. Do tliey feel I bed or strained darttsnding and en unfail- When liis caao came up Farming- John Bordiuk and Frank Cyl- tf «o, bttva your eyea 8»emli iftg dovotlon to oach Tr-rnt dftlc wna not represented and OrtI- husky are the boss trappers of. thi; your elssoBs may need • cbai ley was release:!. Kaymond Can- neighborhood. They have u bi$j lot ropoied In us. b'orn of Toms Kivcr was also re-of traps and they have been very leased when his appeal from n simi- successful in getting; fur bearing Philadelpbia Eyo Spcomli.lt lar sentence, imposed at Mana- animals so far this season. and National Honk Bide., Room tquan, came up for a hearing. Harry Carney was a recent visi- Every Wednesday Hours 1 to 8 o.m. tor at New York. * ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. David Tumidasky is laid up with stomach trouble. Methodist church to Celebrats Thir- Willard Morris ia sick with chick- tieth Anniversary. enpox. Paul.Beier, properietor of the At- William Hardy shot six rnbbita antic bakery Hhop, is planning to the tat day of hunting. That night .'•model his liakcry building on First his automobile ran over an opossum avenue. Mr. Beier will add awhile Mr. Hardy was driving near white terra cotta front, similar »o the village. Tho opossum VQS In- the one on the new Snyder & Rib-jured so badly that It could not run Drts building;. John E. Stone, hus away. Mr. Hardy got a club and een awarded the'mason work, luit killed it. :hc contract for the cinpen'cr ivork has not yet been n'iven out. RIVEP. PLAZA NEWS. Tho thirtieth anniversary of tbi' Dance at Trinity Parish HO Methodist church will be observed ,vith special services starting to- Next -Tuesday Night. «s ight and endiiiR Sunday night. The Community club IIM joinsd Outfit ^ si i * Rev. James H. Cann will conduct forces with the newly formed athletic club in holding a dancs —to light your buildings with clean, safe, bright electric Everyone admires the new Pierce-Arrow Series 80. . . . and rightfully the service's tonight, and Rev. Dp- lights. Witt Cohb of North Long Branch next Tuesday night ut Trinity par- so. It combines the distinguished appearance, the luxurious appoint- vill conduct the services tomorrnv ish house nt Ited Bank. The —to supply running water whorcver you want it—in houoo, ments and unsurpassed performance for which Pierce-Arrows have — ft. Fricliv night the speaker athletic association nnd the club barn, dairy, garage and garden. will divide the profits. always been noted. Come to our showrooms and see for yourself why rill be P.ev, Walter Shaw of Plcis- —to operate the' milker, tho separator, tho churn, tho food ntviljt, :ic;:r Atlantic City. Sun- The chickenpox epidemic has mill, the grindstone and many 6ther machines formerly this new Pierce-Arrow is being so widely talked about. day n*£ht the service will be insubsided and most of the children turned by hand, harge of Rev. Alfred Wagg, the.who were sick with this disease —to riin an electric iron, an electric washer, an oloctrlo 7-PASSENGER district superintendent, and a fea-:ii'e now back at school. vacuum swecpor, an electric sowing machine and nn electric ture of the service will be the burn- Mr. and Mi's. Henry Paasch and iron. TOURING son nnd daughter spent Saturday $2,895 ing of a mortgage for $5,000. —that has a capacity sufficient to tako core of your future 5-Passenger Sedan, S3,895; at Buffalo Special music will be rendered Vy and Sunday at Brooklyn. as well as all your present nooda. he choir with Miss Aline Werner , On account of tomorrow being financir.zarran2tmmti are ojfertj by the Picrce-Arrciu Finance Corporation^ Banking institution - Thanksgiving the E00 club will meet —that is so Hinvnlo to operate, a child can start it. It stops 5 the soloist. itself when the battery ia chargod. Adolph Rolandolli of First .T.'P- tills wcok on Friday at Mrs. Jamei me. who has besn confined to th."Taylor's. —that has an automatic control of tho battery charging bouse with sickness, has ffone to a The Community club met yester- process that mnkei tho battery lost longer. ' Montclair hospital for special treat- day at Mrs. Charles Brenker's. Let us help make this a real Thanksgiving for you. Let ., Inc. ment. ° Mrs. VanBriint of Matawan hnJ us show you how this outfit will bring comforts and con- 36 Maple Avenue Telephone 1409 Red Bank, N. J. Enrl Snedsker was operated .in been spending several days with h»r veniences to your family. This wont obligate you in any r tho removal of his tonsils last daughter, Mrs. Russell Clark. way and will help you in many ways, ,vcek at the Newark memorial hos- The Woman's club held a party ital. and sociable Friday night at Mrr,. Wiring LYLE R. HAYES, Electrician Rxtiw. John E. Stone, who bought the Charles Thompson's. There waa a mall frame building that stood on largo attendance and a fine literary Motors DISTRIBUTOR • Lamps r.nd musical program was given: ohn R. Snedekcr's property on L. R. HAYES, Marlboro, N. J. C. E. BEVINGTON, 9 Broad St., Froehold, N. J. ^irst avenue, has sold the buildim;, Mrs. Edmund Buchanon is n Telephone 32-W ;o Paul DoGugliamo. who conduct", new member of tho Woman's club. Telephone 232-F-12 fruit and candy store on Valley rive and who will use the building' Missing G:.rl Found. for a gasoline station. Ethel Carlson, the-sixteen-year- Mortenson & Co. have opened rv old daughter of Axel Carlson ot blanch feed and coal yard at Rum-Manasquan, who mysteriously fl's son. Alvin Mount, who has be^nappeared two weeks ago, returned Make this the happiest Christmas that you have ever known. This is the time the assistant yard foreman here, is to her home last Friday. The girl to bring joy^ to those you care for. Select your gifts from Hance's magnificent in charge of the Rumson branch. had gone to Newark, where she ob- offerings. Something here for every one in the .family. Joseph E. Banfieki, owner of thetained work in ;>. radio factory. II.'.1 Banfield boat works, is building a identity was learned by the pro- sportsman's yacht of his own design prietor of a boarding house whc'c to be exhibited at the motor bo:it she was staying and the girl wit show at the Grand Central palace induced to notify her parents oi at New York. The boat will have her wheieahout a powerful engine and will luue accommodations for long trips. It is designed particularly for fishi'v and duck hunting trips. Miss Catherine Linzmayer, daug^ ter of Jacob Linzmayer, is impro\- ing from an operation for' appan dicitia last week at the LOM^ FOR THE Blanch Hospital. FOR HER GIFT The men's club of the Cenlr.'l -AST THE Baptist chlurch has bought a phir.o A MAHOGANY PHONE fiom George Snyder and has placed FOR HIS GIFT SET is at useful gift. Some it in the clubroom in the cliurJi Select one of the SMOKING CABINETS. Smokers priced at as low as basement. The club is arranging to rent the pool tables and bowl- Red Shop 98c, $2.50, 3.75, 4.50, 5.75,7.75, ing alleys of the men's club nt Navcsink two nights a week. 9.00,10.50,12.50 A tea for the women member of the Community club was held \esterday afternoon nt the Cvr.- When you think of buying Fur®, or having j mtmity house. Mrs. Frank Mnir j \\ is in charge and the hostesses your Fur Coat remodeled into a different style, were Mrs. J- W. Sampson, Mrs. G. H. Droege, Mrs. W. F. Conover, Mrs. W. J. O.-.kos, Mrs. Laura Lou.s come see us first. We can save you time, end Mrs. Daniel O.-ker,. Morris Walsh of Nnvorink is in money and worry by suggesting the right thing. h;irge of the repair shop of tho \ '.nHise mators corporation. Hy We specialize in. remodeling and making new was formerly employed by the Mount-English company. Mrs. George Howland is a surgi- Fur Coats in the latest styles and best work- Always Welcome A SPECIAL SUGGESTION cal patient at the Long Branch bos END TABLE v.ith Book Give a TEA WAGON. We have n large .election, priced from pital. manship at reasonable prices. We also carry Trough at William E. Woodward, assistant $7.00 postmmtcr, is spending a vacali':, EVERY SUNDAYm a select line of ready-to-wear Fur Coats and $15.75 to $33.00 of two weeks at Lancaster, PH.. where he joined Mrs. Woodward ffiluc Kcra fork ind their children at the home <>!' Jackets, such ae Muskrate, Racoon, Seal, etc. Mrs. Woodward's parents, Mr. ar.il Mi's. Gelliard. Foxes and Neckpieces of all kinds. Eward Vanllise has iriun -.,| from a week's vacation at Wilkes- barri', Pn. John and Edward IJowd nf is the time to bring in your old furs Biooklyn visited friends hero Sun- "Ikeep ctr honoat, aorvin£ men; day. oy laufhl mo All I Knew): Thdr n.nnej oro WHA T «ni WHY and have them remodeled for' the Holidays. A chicken salad supper will b«- and WHEN. served on Wednesday night, De- ond HOW nnd WHERE nnd V/HO" All fur coats and furs brought in to us now cember 10th, nt St. Agnes's n»,v KIPUH? icliool building. WHAT was tho Declaration of London/ will he ready for you before the Holidays. j Boudoir Lamp Book Ends Rev. George F. Smith of Keyport WHY doc3tlja date for Eafltorvary? Nut Cracking Set i WHEN wu tlm B[eat pyramid of with silk shade Candlesticks pteached Sunday hiorning nt tin Cheops built? Bronze Finish Presbyterian church. The resigni- HOW can you dlstlnsulth a malarial cacI tion of Her; Joseph It. Sehacffor rnorqulto? $2.00 $100 W.HcnE la Canberra} Zccbruea"' All our work m done by expert furriers and $3.75 50c > will take effect December .list nnd WHO wu the Millbojr of.the Slathu? not December Is!; as previously re Are thesn (Ax nien"servlrni you loo/ ported. Give Uiern an opportunity by placing guaranteed to.-give-satisfaction. Mrs. Walter Drake is visiting relatives at Brooklyn. WEBSTER'S Miss Gladya Dcgoucby, « forim:- teacher lien;, spent tho week-end MEW INTERNATIOMAI Every day we are putting aside Toys for Xmas. Have yours put ' with friends here. aside now. Dont wait. Come in today. We will gladly put Frank Ileimboldt, electrical eti- gineer at tho Dannuiliora primin in in your lirmo, aside what you select. rtciiool, olllco, New York ntntc, hns been spcndiii,- club, library Red ur Shop a few dayu with liirt family at this Tliii"Huprmn» phtce. Authority* Jn a Wellington A. MacEwen, who ia 4 White Street, Near Broad Street You ^/Vill Always Do Oetter At a student nt I'eekskill mllitnry imniridlatir, ronitnnt, !n?il!nrj, truHt- wnrthy. An.iv/orii nil Idrida of ++++++44.+*++++++++4++^^ K

THE BUSINESS OF" THE L will be transferred to the building of the former • RED which will hereafter be the home of the combined business of the above named institutions, under the official title of the pany Second •<• \ Enlarging and rearranging the building to provide adequate facilities for the business of the consolidated banks has required more time than seemed necessary at the beginning. The alterations have been substantial and of a comprehensive nature; simple in design but of the best quality and most permanent character throughout. This type of construction can not be done hurriedly. The building is now ad- mirably adapted for the business and we trust our friends will find the arrangements such as to make the transaction of business more convenient than ever before. We cordially invite you to call and inspect our new banking room, which we think, is one of exceptional beauty and comfort. We hope you will regard this as your bank, ready and willing to give c omplete and quick service. This institution occupies a unique position; it is unusually large and strong, both as to capital invested and total re- sources. It is rare indeed to find an institution of such strength outside of large cities. -Surplus.

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• ''••••: In addition to the above, membership in the great Federal Reserve Bank system makes an unparalleled degree of ' • .. , banking strength available to our customers. . Prior to the consolidation, both banks enjoyed the confidence of the community in a high degree, which we hope XX , • to continue to merit. • • ' • • . „ "• *:••'";. '•,' , . ^ CHANGE OF1 METHOD \ "_ _; • ' ' y Instead of paying and receiving tellers, checks will be cashed and deposits made at the same window hereafter, • • saving much time. This is now considered the best banking practice and has been found a decided advantage by the PUblic. •;; ; ; • : ••.' : , OUR SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT - - .- is the largest and strongest in this part of New Jersey. It has the latest type of circular door, 12 in. thick, constructed of steel made by special process to provide the greatest safety. The vault has a complete inner lining of three layers of special steel 11-2 in. thick, outside of which is 12 in. of concrete, producing a finished vault of impregnable strength. Holders of Safe Deposit Boxes in the old Vault of the Second National Bank Are Requested to Change Their Present Box for One In the New Wawit as Soon as Possible. The Second RED BANK, NEW JERSEY

• FRANK McMAHON, President 4- DIRECTORS : BENJAMIN J. PARKER GEORGE H. PATTERSON GEORGE C. HOPPING I J. TRAFFORD ALLEN CHARLES ALLEN, JR. ' MARCUS M, DAVIDSON SIGMUND EISNER JOHN ENRIGHT LEWIS S. THOMPSON 4- HARRY G. BORDEN RICHARD APPLET, ATE FRANK McMAHON

'•••••f**^^ RED BANK REGISTERNOVEMBER 26,1924. Page Eight FIRE AT LOCUST. John Bluyskens of Rod Bank gave Now Smyrna, Florida, on Saturday have made 26,000 gallons of cUer the charge to the people. to spend the winter in a new home and have foupd ready sale for it. Building on Former LaMarehe El- Mrs. Lester Hunn of Easton recently purchased by Mr. McDon- Edward H. Morford has had his •tale Destroyed Friday. spent a taw days hist week with her ald. houso wired for electricity. A large building on the former parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Educational week waa observed Gravel is being put* on ha John LaMarche ©state on Riverside CHIT. n the Englidhtown school last week Chapel Hill road from the state drive, Locust, vvas destroyed by fire S. II. Mount vvas n guest at the}, and a number of parents and highway to the bridge. Overseer Friday afternoon. The building was banquet nt Hotel Sholton, New friends visited tho school. Robert Hankins :J going the work- of stone and frame materials und York, on Wednesday given by tho Mrs. Helen O'Brien is spending v A BE"'ZOL BLEND had been built a long time ago. It Chnmherlin metal weather strip FAIR VIEW NEWS. several daya with hor sister at New was originally a stable but had been company to a^ their salesmen. Brower Bros. Mods 25,000 Gallons York. Greater Mileage-No, Carbon Troubles remodeled into a garage in the base- Miss Virginia Evanson spent the of Cider at Their Mill. Thankful that Your Bonds Whether you want to buy, sell, ment and a two-story dwelling week-end at Lansdale, visiting Bliss Brower Bros, are winding up tho above. Emil Schneider, the owner, rent or find, Luke Longhead can Huth Snydcr. season at their cider mill. Thoy help ;ou.—Advertisement. Puts Life In Your Motor Are Secure aid that his electric lights had been Mrs. Kntharim Wyckoff of New- v joing off and on for the last two ink visited her sister, Mrs. Henry —And Eliminates Gas Knocks— You can put not only your bonds, but other days and he thought there had been Mi'rgaugey last week. DISTRIBUTORS valuables in a Private Box of our Safe Deposit short circuit In the garage wiring, BIrs. Rebecca Herbert visited he: ; which vvas installed before cable son, Charles Herbert of Asbury Boro Buses Incorporated ., Red Bank Vault and Iknow that they are secure—pro- wiring was required. Mr. Se'hnoi-1 Barber & McLaughlin, Inc .Red Bank tected every minute of the day and night from g q ^ k, on Sundayy. der, a retired butcher, had recently j Mrs_ Oiicnr HcS3 nIu] son of Re,] fire and theft. And the rental is less than a bought the place and lived in the Bank we].e guest3 of Mr. and jjrs. •—•< penny a day. big house and rented the destroyed WnItcr Emmons lnst week. building during the sumnier. The Jlrs. Amanda Fitzgerald and house was not tenanted at the time mjs'on Gerald Camp of Newark of the fire but was used for storing] wm s(,. cf Mr_ an(1 Mrg E_ v THE FIRST.NATIONAL BANK furniture. The loss is about Cui'kc several days last $10,000 and is about half covered BIrs. JR. 0. Hooven and daughter FREEHOLD, N. J. by insurance. Navesink and Rum- Sarah of Jit. Airy were recent ITS MOTTO-SERVICE. son fire companies responded to theguests of Rev. and Mrs. Fred,W. alarm but owing to lack of wator Druckenmi'.ler. othing could be done to save the Mr. and Mrs. William Weber ol building, which was in flames be- Atlantic Highlands were Suncliy fore anyone noticed it. guests of Mr. and Bfrs. William George ML S. Goff Livozey. Object to Cemetery. BIr. p.nd BIrs. Alston VanDerveor Residents of Hamilton are oppos- and daughter Lois spent two weeks invites you to drop in and inspect ing the establishment o£ a Jewish at Newark visiting relatives. cemetery at that place by the Tem- Blr. and Mrs. Otto Sarville and the handsome assortments of suits ple Beth El organization of Asbury son Jack of Wankeegen, Illinois Park. The proposed burying spent several days'us the guest of and overcoats now on display. We ground is ocated on the old John BIr. and Mrs. Edward T. Rooney. I'otter farm of twenty acres and BIrs. Willhm I. Daviijcn, Jr., anil have never shown so fine a selection. adjoins the main road. It is prob- BIrs. Blary ~\e'.d were guests of Mrs. able that a petition will be circulated Pcrrine Jcmison of Union Hill on and will be presented to tho uu-Wednesday. Suits, $45 and upwards. 7c per lb. for Bundles 20 lbs, or Over thorities asking that the cemetery The ladies' aid of tho Sanford A .- D I O bo prohibited. One body has al-memorial chu.ch met at tho Manae Overcoats, $50 and upwards. ready been buried tnere. on Tuesday night. THINK OF WHAT IS BACK OF IT The boy scouts will give an enter- HE same reasons that cause us to be proud Bowery Miasion Head i» Dead. Tthat we sell ATWATEH KENT Radio, will maka This is the Wet Wash, with all the bed tainment en December 12th. Mrs you proud to own it. In the new models which and table linen (flat pieces) ironed, ready Rev. John G. Hallimond, for Mabel Mtillins of Perth Amboy will we are now showing, new standards of excellenca many years heaci of the Bowery be the reader and she will be as- have been achieved. for use, and the personal wearing apparel re- • mission at New York, died suddenly sisted by local musical talent. Whatever ypu want —whether It be ease ol at his home at Belmar Friday nigit, The annual missionary tea at th° operation, selectivity, volume, beauty or fine work- turned damp, in separate package. aged 72 yeirs. Mr. Hallimond was home of Mr. and BIrs. William J. manship—you will find your choice of radio a native of England, and came to Carr was' a success from eve.r.7 Subway Station equipment in our ATWATTH KENT Radio U Thus, for only a few cents more, our cus- this country in the 'SO's because he point. A large attendance enjoyaj felt the Bowery needed him. He the play "Cindy's Chance." Over Times Square D. A. JOHNSON CO. tomers can have all the big heavy pieces com- had read 'i the vice and poverty $70 vvas *ealized. pletely finished, leaving only the personal that existed in that part of the Bliss Florence Bralley of Hights- city. He soon became wid-vy tovvn tpent a few days last week KS pieces to do at home. known through his work in helping the guest ' f Mrs. A. T. Applegate. unfortunates. BIrs. Hattio. D nfee rent to Cra -- Send for Our Driver— ford on Friday to visit her son, Dr. ENGLISHTOWN NEWS. Earl Dunf"e. Make Wash Day Happy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West had Installation of New Pastor of th< as their gr.' sts on Sunday Mr. and Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Isaac Fair of Jamesburg. In Other Service Plans: Wet Wash, The installation of Rev. Fred W the afternoon they visited Mr. and Float-Ironed, Rough Dry, All Finished. Druckenmiller took place Thursday Mrs. Lloyd Ertelle of Asbury Park. L. G. "'ollcnbeck of Trentjn L¥LLPY night in the Presbyterian church. The invocation was giver, by Kev.spent the week-end with his mother. George Horn, pa3tor of the Free- Mrs. Emm:. Day. hold Presbyterian church. Rev. C. Mr. nnd BIrs. Dan Mount were T. Bates, pastor of Old Tcnncnt guests of BIr. and Mrs. Georgo church, read tho scripture. Rev. Mount re jntly. They will soon Arien Muyskens, pastor of the First start for Michigan where they will Presbyterian church of Long make their home with their son. 62 White St. Phone 1659 Branch, preached the sermon. The Birr,. He-man Rockenback and installation prayer was offered by daughter Aileen of Jnmesburp: spent Rev. C. E. Gitz, pastor of Christ Saturday with Mrs. Fred Burko and Red Bank, N. J. church of Trenton. The charge wa.s daughter. given to the pastor by Rev. Sylvo i- BIr. and Mrs. Charles F. McDon ter W. Bepch of Princeton and Rev. aid and Borden Lasher started fo-

1WTOW that Thanksgiving is here, it brings t6 us the re- "THE ORIGINAL" *• * alization that Christmas is but a "jump" away. After Thanksgiving our thoughts naturally turn to the Holidays BROADWAY FABRIC SHOP and upon the lips of all are the words, "What Shall I NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE Give?" • ,

[Assortment for the coming holidays are, as usual, larger than those of the -preceding year. At this store you Extra heavy Crepe de Chine, in 20 colors-a regular will find "Gifts That Last"—gifts for all. At this store $2.00 grade, guaranteed to be all pure silk. your Christmas shopping-worries end. DIAMOND RINGS "BLUE BIRD" PEARLS DIAMOND JEWELRY MESH BAGS GOLD JEWELRY SILVER NOVELTIES Special LADIES' WRIST WATCHES FOUNTAIN PENS G7.NTS' POCKET WATCHES PENCILS GENTS' STRAP WATCHES FANCY BEADS" STERLING SILVERWARE CLOCKS PLATED SILVERWARE COLORED GLASSWARE 36-Inch Flat Crepe CHrSTS OF SILVER PICKARD CHINA TOIL T.T SETS A guaranteed all-silk, in an extra heavy weave-a CUT GLASS silk that we can recommend for all purposes-that COME IN! iWe want you to come in and look around; price our mer- positively has no artificial filling, in 20 colors, a chandise if you wish, and ask us any questions concern- regular $3.00 quality. ing quality. We know what quality jewelry is—and you should know. Special REUSSILLE'S MONMOUTH'S LEADING JEWELER MONMOUTH COUNTY'S 36 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. HOME OF YARD GOODS Send For Our Illustrated Catalog. It's Free Monmouth County SturogatVa Off)c«, conned, notles Is hvrelur sWen to tho oraai- Monmauth County Surrogftt*'* Offic«. La tht matter of the estate of Floyd U tora of mid deeenatd to sshlblt to lh« »ub- Jr.,* dcceaacil, imtlco |R herehr, tfiven to GEO. W. LYONS, Prop. serlbor, fidmtnlatratiix M aforeauld, their In tha matter nf tho catata of Mo tin Id tho oredltun of aald ri«o*aaBrf \o «xhlbit ZAWIOD (colored), deoeiscd. nankin, Jr., ifecenscil. o hu lubicrlliart. «aecUt(,ra M oforwsM. Notlc* to creditors to preacnt claims Notion to crcdltam to prcaent claim* their dobtii nml dnruniidi rHtihi8t (he said 197 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. against catats. SHtiitiitt esUte. oilati., under oath, within ilx month, from Telephone—2013 Pursuant to tht «rd«v of Joiepti L. Don- ver bvred of their ec I'ursuant to tha ardor of Joieph f*. Don- the dat« of th* RfuressM order, or thtf •tmjr, SurroEBt* of the County of Mon- the nsld •ubscrllwr. nhny. ButroBntc of tho ciminly of Mun- will l)« forever brnrvil of thftfr ncllona mouth, made on tht. twenty.fourth day of d Frovhold. September 24th. 1094. mouth, mmle on ttm twenty-third dny of Iherrfor BKnlnst th« *n\>\ aubaorllicm. September.ber. 1924, on tho application orr _OPHKfJA ^ f.AWHQN September, 19^1, on ttm sppUfiatlfin of Dated i'fceliyld, ikptwrnbof 28, 1924. Ohll II* . Lnvraon, edmltiletratrlemltiletratrlj of tltltt« Jmw i:. Hmihin snd Jonies H. IHnkli.. rn- JAN8 K. KAHttlN) ol Floyld d I LLansa a 4«aloir»d>ld , d«d - to advertise In Tha Keglstor, lt?'. monument in memory of war vet- May be purchased on the Bamberger Deferred % erans. He said Red Bank was back- UNION BEACH NEWS. Five Pays-Friday, Nov., 28f to Wednesday, Dee* ward in this respect and was about Payment Plan with only a slight additional % the only town in the county without Mr.. J. M. Kiernan Entertain, in Have quantity of small lots of merchandise. Must b© sold. a soldiers' memorial, Inspection Celebration of Her Birthday. charge for the privilege. I; night onco a year for the fire de- Mr. and Mrs. Edwnrd Cullen and partment was advocated. Some of THE CONLON WASHER Taking up valuable room for Holiday Goods. 1 daughter spent Sunday at Jersey the speakers boosted the candidacy City. is a cylinder type machine of 6 of Elvin Frake for second assistant sheet capacity. The cylinder, i! chief at tho coming firemen's elec- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnno.n with clothes inside, revolves, 3.98 Plaid Blankets, 2.69 pr. 1.00 Cretonne Cushions, 69c tion. A plan to form a firemen's and daughter Lois of Jersey City and by means of lifters, pick tire bowling league was also advocated. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. clothes up and drop them into Heavy fleece, double bed size, Round or oval, good figured cre- Charles Snppah, Sr. the hot water many times a The supper waa successful in every minute. $1C5.00. pretty plaids, in all colors, whipped tonnes, well filled and made. respect and the eupper committee Fred Stern spent Sunday with • stitch edges. received many compliments. It con- his mother, Mrs. Fred Clauss. sisted of Allen Pryor, Harry Sniffen Mrs. Edward Conroy spent a few THE EASY WASHER 6.50 to 8.00 Feather Pillows and Joseph Boskcy. days last week at Newark. washes by the vacuum cup pro- 2.00 to 2.93 Curtains, 1.69 pr. Mrs. H. J. McCandless is having cess, forcing the hot, sudsy 5.00 pair her house remodeled. water through the fabric, the From two to twelve pairs of a kind; TINTON FALLS NEWS. Mrs. J. Kiernan has been visit- cups providing the force to do Scotch madras, filet neta and others; Very best quality, fancy ticking, ing her niothcr, Mrs. Mugier of this. It is equipped with an all The Church and tha Schoolhouso Newark. • • THE UTENCO IRONER aluminum wringer that may be white jor ecru. high grade feathers, all standard Wired for Electricity. easily adjusted. 155.00. (Illus- THE WALKER DISH- Mrs. J. M. Kiernan entertained is an open end machine which trated below.) sizes—while they last, The Methodist church And tK a few friends a few days ago in Irons every kind of clothing effi- WASHER j schoulhouse were whred for electri- celebration of her birthday. S^h? Simply scrape the dishes in 2.98 to 3.98 Fancy Linens city last week, but the lights have ciently — negligees, pleats, received several ' handsome gifts. blouses, baby drescs, etc. 160.00. 2.00 ea. 39c to 79c Wash Fabrics not yet been used, "the lightins Among the guests were Mrs. F. the regular way, place them system was recently extended Clauss, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Wliit- (Illustrated above.) in the machine with the A good chance to buy a holiday 20c yd. through this section and the current taker, Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. Hef- proper amount of water and .gift all from our regular stock, slightly has not yet been turned on. ner of Union Beach, Mrs. Carlson, THE UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANER washing powder, press the •''mussed from handling; 24 inch Ma- White or colored, big variety, all / Mrs. Wellington Wilkins has re Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller of usable lengths; voiles, ginghams, covered from grip. South Amboy. with its thread catching, self button and in five minutes derii rounds, 18x54 linen scarfs, ^Letters and postal cards received George Nichols has a new Ford cleaning nozzle and powerful the job is done. Draw off the percales, crepes and others too num- from Mr. and Mrs. JohnC. Craw- eluny and Venice pieces in various sedan. suction gets all of the dirt and dirty water, put in fresh and erous to mention—will not last long ford and Miss Cara Crawford tell Mrs. M. Smith of Florence avo- sizes; embroidery and others. of their safe arrival at Miami, none of the rug. Attachments a few turns of the paddle at above price. nue and Miss Fowler of Jers?y for cleaning curtains,, draperies, Florida, where they will spend the City spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. rinses the dishes. 129.00. mattresses, davenports and pil- 1.50 to 3.00 Silks, LOO yd. winter. They made the. trip in. an Sappah. (Illustrated above.) automobile. Mrs. Edward Leutchan is having lows are included. 59.50. From the piece and short lengths; 29c to 39c Cretonnes, 19c yd. Fred Applegate of Lakewood, an addition built to her house. \y.z to 3 yards; crepe de chine, aatins, Augustus Cordes of Jersey City and About five hundred yards, 36 in. At any time you may sec them COUPON | georgettes, novelty silks and many Harry Tompkins of Cllffside Heights Luke Longhead Will Help. wide; large variety discontinued pat- spefrt one day here last week with in actual operation, cither in the L. BAMBERGER & CO., • Luke Longhead mode tho quarter department or in your home. others. y terns. friends. They put in most of their worth more. Ho will carry a thirty- NEWARK, N. J. time gunning. Mr. Applegate bug- word message into over 7,100 Those listed in the attached cou- I am interested in the following electrical appliances: 2.50 to 3.98 Flannels, 2.00 yd. ged six quail, Mr. Cordes two rab- homes for 25 cents.—Advertise- pon comprise our assortment. —Easy Vacuum Cup Washer —Universal Vacuum Cleaner 1.39 Seamless Sheets, 1.00 bits and three quail and Mr. Tomp- ment. Jnst check the ones you are in- —Conlon Washer —Utenco Ironer All pure wool, 54 inches wide, in kins two rabbits. terested In and we shall be glad —Walker Dish Washer ' to make arrangements with you Name .-r lengths suitable for children's wear; Bleached, full double bed size, Miss Jessie Springsteen last week for a demonstration. 81x90, good grade sheetings; somo traded her Chevrolet automobile Address ', skirts a,nd some dress lengths; plain for a Hupmobile owned, by Theo- Andrew J. Hill colors, .stripes or checks. slightly soiled, otherwise perfect. dore Parmly. EXPRESS TO SEVENTH FLOOR Edward Evans, who has been Paper Hanging 50c to 98c Linings, 39c yd. employed on Dominick Maida's Painting and 19 to 29c Curtain Materials farm at Eatontown, is spending the Decorating Fine quality satines, genuine lin- winter with hia daughter, Mrs. Har- gettes, vanity silks and manyjothers; 15c yd. ry Coleman. Mr. Evans killed flvs Experienced in all bra *cheo plain and fancy weaves, from 1 to 3 Yard wide, white or ecru, from the rabbits last Thursday. Estimates Furnished Charles Holmes killed two rab- 14 WORTHLEY STREET yards; good many suitable for fancy full piece; assorted patterns in mar- bits the first day of hunting. work. quisettes and other weaves. Walter England is employed ns Red Bank, N. J. "One of America's Great Stores" Newark, N.J. a painter at South River. He goes Phonr 1415 Red Bank back and forth to v.'ork daily in an

f K^K~^X~K~K~K^^^^ T Yf fT f Never in the History ©f the Auto The Buick No One Can to Buy a f Industry Has Such Values Been Standard Coach T f The Buick Car Until Have First t Master Coach f Buick Now Leads in Coach De- Ridden in New Coach. V f. o. b. Buick Factories sign8 ^ Buick Now Leads in I Government Tax to be added t Here, finally, is a car of the coach type that is a' Coach Design f real closed car, one in which closed car quality, Besides being built on the Buick chassis, Buick Coaches show comfort, equipment and durability have not these further advantages over the ordinary coach type: • been sacrificed to price. > f 1 The Body Is Built By Fisher This Buick Coach, embodying these new princi- .These new Buicks present the same smart, sweeping contours •I 'f ples of coach design, is available on either of the as other Buick closed cars. They are moulded to shape from f two dependable Buick chassis. There is a Mas- heavy gauge material, with no box-like corners or unsightly t joints. • i •» v t ter Six Coach and a Standard Six Coach-—the quality is identical; \ The Finish la Duco f The Master Six Coach in Duco Cobalt Blue with upper structure T The chassis are the same Buick chassis that'fur- in black; the Standard Six Coach in Duco Brewster Green with j'Y nish such outstanding performance to the other upper-structure in black—a finish identical with that of the moat. t models of Buick; with the famous Buick Valve- costly cars. Y Y in-Head Engines; with Buick 4-Wheel Brakes; Two Wide Doors Y with all driving parts sealed in iron and steel Permit people to enter or leave the rear seat from either side f housings to keep dirt and water out and lubrica- without front seat occupants needing to get out of the car. There Y are deep cushions on the backs of the seats as well as on the T tion in; with Buick Cantilever Springs to pro- Y vide the utmost riding comfort. seats, and plenty of leg room. Tho rear seat holds three grown Y people in comfort. Y Buick Coaches Are Fitted With Refinements And Buick 4-Wheel Brakes for Safety Y Heretofore found only on costly enclosed cars. Here is interior The New Fisher V. V. One-Piece Y hardware of the most attractive pattern; windows that are opened These are the first coaches to be offered with modern brake Ventilating Windshield ami closed by the latest, most modern window-lifting appliances; equipment. Y n foot rest for rear seat occupants; an automatic windshield wiper; Both Buick Coaches have this new feature of closed car conven- Y a rear-view mirror; a dome light; and a silk roll curtain for the Before you buy any coach, aee and ride in a Buick! ience and comfort. This windshield is held tightly in padded t rear window.« • • grooves and opens or closes with a turn of ono hand. Y Y Y Y Telephone 90 Seabright Telephone 955 Red Bank Y H. L. Y

' • * 'jii- . Page Ten RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. strange men pick up u pockctbooK to was struck by another car. Mr. Bis Church Supper. BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. i-.nd they told her it contained $700 tlubois at the time of the accident Over 300 persons attended thv i-.nd that she could have the money waa on his way home from a hcn- turkey supper served In the base- W. H. MERRITT HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN by paying thorn ¥50. The pocket- pital, whoro ho visited his wife. ment of tho Long Branch Baptist book was empty. ' Tall from Scaffold. MONMOUTH COUNTY. church last Wednesday night. MACHINE SHOP Schoolgirl Injured. Ernest llutchinson and George Former Resident Wcdg. ;XY.ACETYLENE and ELI7CTRIC WELDING and CUTTING Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Mildred Cuttrdl, eight-year-old Raymond fell from a scaffold at the. Misa Leah D. Buhler, formerly of Automobile Springs in Stock—Any Car, Any Model, Any Year Building Operations, Lodge Do- Automobile Chassis Straightened ilutighter of Harry Cottrell of Man- new Berkelcy-Carterot hotel at A.s-Belmnr, waa married recently «.t ingB, Slight Fires, Births, Mar. iisquan, was knocked down on tho bury Park last week. Hutchinsor- Cincinnatti to Dr. James H. Modun, Portable Outfit! for Emersency -Work Outside— riages and Deaths—Other Items. *., General Overhauling of Machinery. sidewalk while returning from broke one ankle ami Raymond Buf- a dentiBt of the latter place. I.awn Mowers Sharpened and Rebuilt IV!r. and J\Irs. Reese Barkaluvv, school last week by William Tilton, fered numerous bruises and sprains. (Continued on next page.) ALL WORK GUARANTEED formerly of Freehold, sailed Satru- a schoolboy. The girl was knocked Tcl 2 day week iroin S;in Francisco In' unconscious and was confined to tho 24 Mechanic St. - ?? Red Bank, N. J. China, where Mr. Carkalow will bu house several days. connected with tl;c Unittnl .Stat.'! embassy ut I'ckin. Fire at Long Branch. Herman Schneider's house or Announcement was made l.^'t Second avenue at Long Branch week of th> marriage of -Miss El- caught lire from a gas leak in the lcnore Sickles, daughter of Mrs. cellar last Thursday and tho llrst George G. Sickles of Ayon, to ". lioor was badly damaged. Tho Kenneth Austin of New 'York. house was fully furnished but tr« Milton Dent has bought a new jccupants were not home when the house on Sherman avenue at Wo 4 blaze started. Growth Happiness Long Branch and has taken pos- session. The house contains six On Duck Shooting Trip. rooms and all iniprovenr'nls. Harry 1). I lance, Louis Colaner, Edward G. Sparks of Freehold Joseph Colaner, Fred Bradford, recently passed an examination for William Sutphen, Romaine R. Havt- [he position of (ethnical stockman man, William Carney, Willhm and has advanced to (hat position Rhodes, George Smock, William at the Brooklyn navy yard. Lewis and Alvord Palmer of Free- A son was born to Mrs. Jose;>.i hold spent last week duck hunting DuBois of Freehold lust Friday at Iiarnegat. week and a daughter was born to Mrs. Albert North of that place Theodore Young Dead. Saturday week'. Theodore Young, for many years electrician at the Broadway theater KELLY & COMPANY, The Freehold lodge of Elks hell at Long Branch, died at the Allen- "Quality nnd Service" celebration Tuesday night of last AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT. 1 wood hospital last Wednesday at the i 3 Eost Front St., RED DANK. N. J. veek in honor of Charles SLorui: ., age of T>2 years. Mr. Young in his listrict deputy for the lodges of • oungcr days was an expert pool .hat district. ilayer and held the championship of Carl II. Bainl, cashier of the ho county. ilatawan bank, is enjoying n month's vacation. He is spendgin Oakhurst Pig Roast. most of the time hunting around About 300 persons enjoyed the Matawan. ig roast held at the Oakhurst Melh- Leroy Armstrong and Arthur dist church by the men of the con- iearmore of Adelphia enjoyed an gregation last Wednesday^ night. utomobile trip to Washington and The committee in charge was Hnr- ither points in that section lart ry Cloyd, Charles G. Anderson, Wil- iveek. liam B. Jeffrey, Fred R. Taylor and Mrs. Edgar Phillips of Bradley A. Gardcll. 'ark was operated on for appendi- Long Trip for Prisoner. :itis at the Long Branch hospital County Detective John M. Smuh ast Wednesday. and. Assistant Leonard Shields loft Frank Slater lias sold his hou.-e last week for Jacksonville, Florida, it Matawan to A. B, Smith and has to bring back Frank IS. Anderson, ;one Boonton to live at the firo- who was arrested at tho latter place Christmas Greetings Oil Stove I len's home. n a charge of stealing an electric Mrs. Annie M. Atkins of Free- motor from A. J. C. Stokes in Wall We extend to you the season's greetings and cordially invite you to join old left last week for St. Poters- ownship. J&iowf urg, Florida, where she will spend our 1925 Christmas Club. First payment due Monday, December 15, 1924. the winter. A Plague of Cats. Payments must be made every week, or may be, made in advance. . Mrs. George Gillis of Matawa" Spring Lake is suffering from a »vas taken to the Perth Amboy hos- plague of homeless cats left behind ritar last week suffering from ap by summer residents, according to endicitis. a complaint made to the borough Xmas Opportunity. Harry Benson of Ocean Grove, council last week. The person mak- ;he "balloon king," left last week ng the complaint asked that steps This is'your opportunity to make your 1925 Christmas a happy one for Florida to spend the winter. be taken to kill off the unfortunate and the most enjoyable one you ever had. David S. Buck of Freehold has animals. "TLJERE I've been tucked away in recovered from an attack of ap- Dies in China. -*- •*• the attic ever since they put a lendicitis. Miss Annie Morton, a gra'duate Merry Ciiristmas! Thatcher Round Boiler in the cellar. Mrs. Herbert Pearco of Avon of the Long Branch high school and In the old days they used to depend gave birth to a son Monday of last a former teacher at Asbury Park, Make,up your mind now that next year yon are going to have the merri- upon me pretty regularly to help out, week. lied recently in China, where she when the mercury kept close company A son was born last week ti had been doing missionary, work and est Christmas ever. The way to enjoy it is by joining our Christmas Club and with the thermometer bulb. But I have klrs. J. Everett Newman of Asbury teaching. She leaves a1 sister, Miss save for a Merry Christmas. Thousands of others are doing it; why not yo,u? not shown myself since the Thatcher 'ark. Minnie Morton, also a teacher in arrived. Talte it from me, there's no Want Publicity Bureau. China. need for extra heating equipment with The Lions club of Long Branch Death Follows Operation. Membership. G Thatcher Round Boiler on the job." has requested that the city comnvs Lewis Kahn, an Asbury Park Conservatively rated—saves coal. sioners include in the 1025 budget butcher, died at the Long Branch Everybody is welcome to call and we will tell you all about our Christ- an appropriation for a publicity hospital last week following an op- mas Club plan. You may select the class or classes you wish to join, mak- Thatchr Round Boilers —-steam or hot bureau and also that an effort be oration. He loaves a widow and water—have perfect equalization of grate made to have the signs in the rail- one daughter, the latter being Mrs. ing regular payments during the period, and you will be surprised how easily area, jlm surface and rapid circulation Sidney Robinson, who was in Flor- you can save enough money to meet your requirements and to enjoy a Merry ll road stations changed so they will if water. Write for new booklet' Helpful show all tha stations as a part of ida at the time of her father's Christmas. Hints on Heating,'' iong Branch. death. Married by Her Father. Hendrickson—Pierce. Miss Bernico Reynolds, daughter Miss Wnltrudo H. Hendrickson, Full Purse. of Rev. Walter E. Reynolds of daughter of Henry Hcndriclison of Manasquan, was married at the Asbury Park, was married Saturday You will be sure of a full purse and a Merry Christmas next year, by Baptist church at that place last week at Newark to Darius L. Pierco, THATCHER FURNACE COMPANY Wednesday to Loder D. Gruman of son of Robert Pierce of Bradley paying equal amounts each week in one or more of the following classes. <: Makcroof GOOD Hcatcru and Ranges since 1850 Westwood. The bride's father per- Beach. The groom is associated ButanSlipbTKoonu: THATCHER DUILblNG WeKernDb with his father in the building busi- 133-135 Wert35lh St. 39-41 ST. FRANCIS STREET 341 N Clark S formed the ceremony in the pres- New York City NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Chlcijo. I1L ence of a large number of relatives ness. Class 25. and friends. Meet after Four Years. mmms Monmouth chapter of the Sons Members in class 25 pay -25 cents a week for 50 weeks. You will pay School Boards Meet. of the American Revolution met at in $12.50 and before Christmas we will mail you a check plus interest at 2%' The fall meeting of the Mon- Asbury Park last week after a lapse mouth county school boards associa- of four years. Dr. Thomas H. per annum on average balance. tion was held at Asbury Park last Pratt of Asbury Park was chosen Wednesday night. John F. Kno) president, Henry II. Winsor secre- of Neptune township was elected tary and Frank L. Wilcox treasurer. president, Bertram Borden of Rum ^ Class 50. son vice president and William 'W Auto Store Sold. Members in class 50 pay 50 cents a week for 50 weeks. You will pay Smith of Freehold secretary and The auto accessory business cor- treasurer. ductcd at Long Branch the past six in $26.00° and before Christmas we will mail you a check plus interest at 2%! years by Samuel Waite has been per annum on average balance. Deputy Charges Assault. sold to Edward E. Lacour. The Paul F. McLaughlin of Trenton business will be conducted by Mr. a deptuy United States marshal, wns Lacour's son Albert and E. VV. Dau- saved from a severe beating by Po bert, who has a similar business. > Class 100. liceman Frank Campanile of As v bury Park last week as-he was serv- Hurt in Auto Accident. Members in class 100 pay $1.00 a week for $50 weeks. You will pay in ing a federal warrant on Ralph Ca Arthur DuBois of Freehold suf- $50.00 and before Christmas we wiil mail you a check plus interest at 2% per tricala for violating the liquor law. fered a broken bone and a bad cut Catricala and his brother were ar- on his head last week when his an- annum on average balance. rested. Fire Victim! Aided. j The home of Richard Taylor, r. Class 200. colored resident of Manalapan, W.T recently destroyed, by fire together Members in class 200 pay $2.00 a week for $50 weeks. You will pay in with all tliu contents. Mr. Taylor OPERATION . $100.00 and before Christmas we will mail you a check plug interest at 2% per has a wife and ten children. La';i annum on average balance. week five men in Klan regalia vis Mrs.Wilke Couldn't Get Back Her Encourage the Youngsters ited the Taylor place and left n lot of furniture, clothing and food Strength Until She Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Class 500. Away at School and College Two Autos Stolen. A Ford delivery car owned t.y Rochester, Minn.—"I had a very Members in class 500 pay $5.00 a week for $50 weeks. You will pay in Charles Morris of Jackson's Mill; serious operation and it seemed aa if I $250.00 and before Christmas we will mail you a check plus interest at 2 % per by Telephone a game warden, was stolen at As- could not pet my bury Park last week by a man he health back after annum on average balance. 'TELEPHONE chats with father or mother had given a ride. A car owned by it. 1 Buffered with Isadora Weinstcin of Lakewood win pain almost con- •*• back home mean a great deal to youngsters stantly. My sister We are installing a card system, which shows tho weekly amount, when stolen from in front of the Main came to help take away at school. street theater at Asbury Park. care of me, and due, the total amount you have paid, and balance still to be paid. Firemen Elect Officers. sho wan talcing Lydia E. Pink- Tell them the home news. Learn of their pro- John CJ. "jxton was elected pres- ham'o Vegetable gress and welfare. Encourage them to take a ident of Neptune lire company of Compound for Long Branch lash week. E. W. nervousness and a greater interest in their work. It will make Slocum is vice president, Harry run-down condi- you prouder of them than ever. Woolley secretary and O'harl" tion. She hnd mo Wheeler treasurer. The compnn try some of it, and innveryfewdaya' Merc time I began to feel better. In two Co, The school across the county or the college in nominated Arthur Hennessey for weeks I hardly knew mraelf and after second assistant chief. taking a couplcof bottleamore 1 waa another state is just next door by telephone — Library Officers. up and helping around, and now 1 am strong and healthy again and am still 62 Broad Street Red Bank, N, J. and your boy or girl there would like to hear Miss Sarah Woolley baa bejn taking it. It in a pleasuro for me to chosen-president of the Enst Loin; write this to you, and I hope that many your voice— frequently. Branch fruo library. Mrs. J. A other women who are Buffering like I llowlnnd in first vice president, Mrs. wan will find out about your medicine. T. V. Arrmvsmilli secretary and I will givo any information I potwibly Miss Mary (irei'ii treasurer. At tho can." —Mro. JAMKS WH.KK, [KID K. New York Telephone Company Center Street, Uocheiiter, Minnesota. animal meeting last, week a turkey Kcmcmber, tho Vegetable Com- dinner was enjoyed. pound has a record of fifty yearn of Victim of I'ochetbook Tricli. miccesa among American women. Mr». Cordelia Nettles, a colored Lydia E. l'inkham'a Private Text- resident of Wc:,t, Ocean (hove, losl, Book will bo ncnt you free upon ro- Sient. Write to the Lydia Rl'inliham $00 through (In- time-won, pocket- cdiclno Company, Lynn, Mum. book Uick last week, yiie, na\v two RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. Pacro Eleven going treatment by a specialist for J. C. & G. A. QEL.ATU3H, BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. internal trouble. Mr. Appleby ex- AHCillTKUm loom 11, Kliuur (1MB , I'.ci! Dan , :(, i, pects to leave for Washington next Tel. Cimii (Continued from last page) •week. A^p WILLIAM E. FOSTER, " ~~*~* COUNSELr.OU AT I.M«. Bids have been naked for on car- Rare Copy of Son£. o y> rying the mails on two routes from Louis Litne of Freehold has a andeconomi Vr o.7;. /U""'""N"J"^1 the Freehold JiostoOice. One is to copy of Mendelssohn's "Spring M. F7 TE'ILE I," "* Perrineville by way of Clurksburi;, Song" in the composer's own hand- NOI.MIV PUUI.IO •ml COMMISSIONER ol' DEKD9. the present pay of which in ?1,3!)'J writing. The copy ia said to be the Tetleve Uev Htnn.l, DODBE BROTHERS a year, and thu othur in to Col'A only one in this country and as Quiets nerves Neck, now paying $074 a year. far ix* known only six arc in ex- i.s ivils WALTElt C. VANTCEUREN, ~" SP&CIAL. intenee. Preserves the teeth—'. CIVII, KNCINflKK AND SUKVRVOB. Minister Suffers Hemorrhage. Aids digestion. l)ro»J Street Nstloiml Uank Duildlilg, Rev. (Jeorge W. Toms of Mann- Jewel Robbery at Bridle. RmlJIaahj^N^jIg TYPe-A SEDAN Kquun, who underwent an operatic Diamond!) and other jewelry BEECH-NUT) DR. IIAUOLD J. STOKE3, at the Spring Lake hospital recent- DENTAL HUmsF.ON. worth $400 were stolen from Lin- Chewing Tobacco. First Rurci-HBnr to Dr. ['runic l,«e. ly to relieve asthmatic conditions, coln Ishiim'u summer home nt aid to efficiency every' 64 Uronfl Street. Elmer Uullilinff, Dodge Brothers craftsmanship is suffered a hemorrhage nt his home licxiiuu 4. >f mid tl lirielle last week during a brief where and costs so little. Office flnuru H:30 to f, :00 o'clock. evident in every detail. last week and was sent back to theabsence of Mr. Isham, who was pre- Have you tried it? hospital for further treutment. paring to move to the city for the GEORGETMCC. TORTT winter. CONSUl/i'lHd KNriINKF.lt, pearly Frozen to Death. CIVIL ENdlNEEU mid SlIltVKYOlt, They have achieved an effect of pleas- Michael Ankangelio of Asbury Want Zone Ordinance. Packages Sold in a H5 Hector F'liu-e. ll*'rl llnnk. N. J, Park, 65 years old, went for a walk Ri'ttidents of Neptune City have Single Year REILLY, QU1NN & PARSONS, in the Shark River hills Sunday af- COtJNSKLI.OR3 AT LAW. ing smartness, while conforming requested the council to pass a zone Whltflelil llullillni:. lied Dank. ternoon and wns found unconscious ordinance to regulate the type of John J. (Julnn, Theodore D. Pirating strictly to the dictates of conservative " from the cold the next morning. Ho buildings to be erected there. The JOHN S. APPLEGATE & SON, was. taken to tin- Spring Lake hos- matter him been deferred until the COlJNSIil.LOKS AT LAW, Dnvldion [iolllliiu, llroad Strstt, good taste. ^ pital, where he was revived. new ollicials take office January KKD UANIC, N-_J^_ Will Exchange Pastors. 1st. WILSON &"SMOCK',"" COUNSEI.LCIW AT LAW. An agreement has boon reached Teachers Organize. j RED UANK. N. J. , Every item pf special equipment is, between St. Paul's church of Occr.n The school teachers of Matawan OmceB: 10 Enit Kront Stieet __— ' Grove and the Metropolitan churoh have organized to promote sociabil- ALSTON BEEKMAN, —— ; COHNSELLOIt AT LAW. obviously an integral part of the basic of Washington, D, C, whereby Rev. ity among themselves. Mrs. Har- OITleai. « nroa.l St., ItED DANK, N. J. ' George S. Johnson will go to Wash- vey VanCrunt is president of the DR. W. M. THOMPSON," ' i design—not an afterthought. ington and Rev. Hairy D. Mitchell oragnization, Mrs. Fritz Weber DENTAL SURCEON. , will come to Ocean Grove. ti Nlt'l Bank Bulliiina. Red Dank. N. J, ' treasurer and Miss Margaret Bruce Oars Rdminititered. Houra 8-5. Five Balloon- Type Tiro* Man Hit by Auto. secretary. T 1 George H. Rowland of Asbury CIVIL ENGINEER, Heirs Contest^ Settlement. Succeaaor to fieortre Cooper, O. E. Park was badly bruised and shaken Ella M. Applegate and John F. tter.nii Huildinc, RED DANK. N. J. up last week when he wns struck by IJessIer are contesting the division GEORGE H. ROBERTS, FRANK VANSYCKLE an i.'jtcmobilc driven by an un-of the estate of their aunt, Mra. Carefully GRADUATE AUCTIONEER, Pedluree or Grade Stock. Fnnn Sa.iB, Per* E. V. HUGHES, Mgr. , 21 Mechanic St., Red Bank. known woman. The driver of t'.u Lydia Tanlum of Allentown, who sonal Property. New Monniouth* N. J. Telephone 1296 car did not stop to learn the nature died without a will. They claim an Teli'oh'ine Mid'lletown_n8-M. of Rowland's injuries. equal share with other nieces and Compounded GECTRGE K. ALLEN," Jr., C. E., «nd FREEHOLD—C. H. Evold, Mananer Phone 670 GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, C. E. Classes in Citizenship. nephews. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. STEIN-HE1MLICH AUTO CO. Americanization classes hav.j Doctor Honored. 60 Broad Strict. Red Uank^ U. J. Long: Branch, New Jersey been started again in the Ban,,'s Dr. Joseph W. Bryan of AsbUiry V JAMES A. HENDRicksbN. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ayenue school at Asbury Park tc, Park has been chosen treasurer of Offices: 103 East Front street. Red Dank. give foreign born residents instruc- the Eastern homeopathic medical as- TcL Red Dunk 010-R • tion in the requirements for citizen- sociation. The annual convention : ; ship. The school is supported by of the association was recently The careful compounding of pre EGAN'S popular subscription. held at Philadelphia. scriptions is just as important as the Drivers Lose Licenses. Buys Old Homestead. Auto Vans and Express choice of a doctor when you or your Now ttmt mo vinB time Is naat L em Henry Hausemnn of Freehold and The William Hendrickson home- prepareil to do your next moving nt (ami* Vornon Wilbur of Asbury Pary lost stead, one of the eld landmarks of loved ones are sick. turc, pinnoa or botTtjapco to all parts ot city or country, tn the larsest padded vpns , their Jiuto drivers' licenses last week Bath avenue at Long Branch, ha.-i In Red Dank. Before you hava your next for driving while drunk. Ilarjld been sold to Joseph Tomaini. Tho The best efforts of your doctor will go moving (ionu, write, sent) or call for tha only reifftble furniture moverB tn tewn* and Francis and Curtis Applegate of house has been rented since Mr, for naught if what he prescribes is not cot my priceo on your next Job. All kinds, Bradley Be-.ch lost their licenses on Hendrickson's death. of heavy or UKht truck,na dona ut short charges,of assault. carefully followed to the last item. notice. Cell OF •ddress Wins $250 by Not Smoking. J. T. EGAN Freehold Man Operated On. When Lester Rice, son of Post- We specialize in this work and are 11 WALL STREET, RED BANK Lew Tannenbaum of Freehold master Rico of Como, reached his worthy of your trust. Rasidence Phone 292-R underwent an operation at the nav- 21st birthday last week he received Office Phono B39-R al hospital at Brooklyn last week foi $250 from his father as a reward 10 WHARF AVENUE the removal of his tonsils. Harry for refraining .from smoking until Suckow of Freehold had an opera- he became of age. tion for ear trouble performed at Bumsfead'sWormSyrup the same hospital. Kozel—Flanagan. "Xo cliUdrcn nn onfifcl of mercT." Wuerd Miss Bessie Kozel of Asbury Prop. la are fallowed, XT Nl^VKIl XTAJtS. Updge of Instruction. scarcity and enonnoas cost of Park was married last Thursia? fAN. U contains fall ilose. Stom% A lodge of instruction for tlv;morning to John Flanagan, Jr., of 16 Broad Street Red Bank, M. J. sixty yean*' test. Sold everywhere at Irr seventeeth; or shore district, of the Bradley Beach. , The wedding took naat!, 50c a bottle, *** " Masonic order was held at Spring place at the Holy Spirit church at Telephone 146. Telephone 38. W«i. «1 A. VoothMSfl. It Lake last Thursday night in charge Asbury Park. The RegistBT'i; motto—"A paper of William A. Kelley, district depu- in ev?ry. homD."—Advertisement. ty, the meeting was favored with Fined Three Times. a large attendance. Salvatore Ynrio of Asbury Park was fined $15 and costs last week In Hotel Fire. on a charge of selling liquor. This Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Taylor of made the third time Yario had been Freehold were guests at the Both- lined on a similar charge inside cf well hotel nt Atlantic City when it two months. took firo last week. They lost thsir clothing; but were not in dang-nr Trip for Football Team. themselves, being away from the Next year the Ocean Grove high hotel at the time, school football team will play tho Iiarrisburg techincal school team at Pool Champion Coming. Harrisburg, Pa. The players will Ralph Greenleaf, the world's njoy a three-day trip to Harru- champion pool player, will appear urg. in exhibition matches at tho Park billiard academy at Asbury Park tatoist Jailed. tomorrow. He will be opposed in William L. Stainback of Ashury a 125-point game by George Bor- 'ark was nrrested last Friday on a den of Freehold. harge of driving his auto while Every housewife who buys the new runk and he was sentenced to KlRKMANSSOAPCHIPS-eetsthisassurance: Trolley Company Sued. hirty days in jail by Justice Ferris. Mrs. Nellie H. Hope of Ashury Park has brought suit for $100,000 \delphia Woman Injured. These perfect little chips can be" against the Asbury Park trolley line Mrs. George Brown of Adelphia for tho death of her husband, Ar- ell from a chair while hanging a used for EVERY purpose. The creamy, las t- nirror in her home last week and ing suds are so energetic that your heaviest thur Hope, who. was killed several weeks ago in a collision between u badly bruised. She also snfr fabrics will be quickly, thoroughly washed. two trolley cars. ered a bad cut over one eye. Yet these same chips safely launder the Shot Fired Through Window. ury Diiagreei. finest of lingerie! A shot was fired throi'~h the win- The jury in the trial of Mrs. dow of Thomas Rose's house at Vnna Zachold of Marlboro, charged (Like Kirhman's Soap, these chips are Long Branch Thursday night while* •ith selling liquor, disagreed and the family wag at dinner. . Mr. •as discharged by Judge Lawrence guaranteed FREE FROM SILICATE OF SODA, j Rose, had his neighbor, Antonio ast Wednesday. This means absolute safety to hands and j Morrow, arrested on a charge of rVater Company Sold. fabrics alike. firing the shot. C. rl. Geist of Philadelphia his Found Dead in Store. ought the controlling interest in i You will be surprised and delighted Mrs. Melissa S. Dedrick was ,he Monmouth water company, found dead sitting in a chair in thewhich supplies tho shore towns from Buick's chassis is sealed. Iron and steel housings V vvith these marvelous little chips—different small shore she conducted at Bel- Deal to Avon. protect the operation of all driving parts- -seal them from any other brand you have ever used. mar last week. She was seventy Buy Hotel in Florida. And with usual Kirktnan cccr.'.;: • "Less years old. Three years ago her Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hynes, owners in to safeguard Buick performance. do More." husband dropped dend in front of of the New Windsor hotel nt Bel- Some cars have some of this protection, but only the store. mar, have bought a hotel nt 3t. Buick has a wall of defense continuous from fan hub Petersburg, Florida, paying $3G,0CO Seati for School Auditorium. to rear axle against road dirt, stones, water and loss The seats for the auditorium o. for it. KIRKMAN'S CHIPS tho new high school nt Mutnwan Belmar Legion's Home. of lubricant. Only Buick's close coordination of will require no recommendation are now being installed. The firrt Work will soon bo started on driving units and Buick's torque tube drive make to many thousands already long installation will give n seating ca- tha new homo of the Belmar Amer- possible this important improvement. familiar with Kirk man's Soap— pacity of 527 nnd more can beican legion. Tho plot on which the known everywhere since 1837 ns added. All the seata are numbered homo h to be erected' is 100x160 Here arc the vital points at which Buick engineering "The bar of pure honest noap." Former Rector Honored. feet. provides this protection: Rev. John P. Milbank, formerly IN CHANCEHY OF NEW JERSEY. rector of St. Peter's Episcopa jlH FAN HUD—Fan bearing to- Q CLUTCH — Multlpla dire — To JF.USEY COAST HESOUTS COltrOK ^^ tally enclosed—lubricated by its church nt Freehold, hag been ap ATION. ^^ completely housed, lly virUio ot nn order of the Court o own gear pump. Q TRANSMISSION — Com- pointed chaplain of Winsor castle Clmncci-y of New Jci'dcy, made on the 'la! ^^ pletely protected. Shilling in London, England, where tb C tho dnti. hereof In a cause wherein T,d in Alien Miller, wifi! ot Hugh Gordon Q MOTOR—Steel cover keopa mechanism holes scaled. king nml queen of England worship Miller, Mnry 1!. Simlcllni!. wlfu of Jnino ^* water from short - circuiting &\ UNIVERSAL JOINT—Com- Walter Simldinu, Dnviil W. Jarvln. Alfrc f^park plugB. Steel cover over valvc- ^^ pletely encnik-cl in ball joint at Ilns Party nt 85. (J. llownn nml Mnry HcCnbe Ilownn, hi wife, lilliabetli Hunalniscr and Edith M •a-liead mechanism keeps dust out, front end of torque tube—lubricated Mrs. Mary J. Allgor of Bclma Niiii mo compluhmntti, IUHI you are ill oil in. nirn'mnticfilly from transmission, celebrated her 8T>t.h birthday lasl iliuif. yi>u urn reiiuhxnl to npiicnr. plfll wtt or demur tu the hill of i»i gj STARTER- GENERATOR - ^•^ I5uiv:k'« tliird member drive, tended liy nine! of her grnndehi! fcemlicr nest, or the sni.l bill will b ^^ Dtlco dlnfilcunit titnrtcr-Een: whuiiHuUMquotube.cxitnplctclyen.- dron. Mrs. Allgor received man uken aa cunrmii'd nK"i»»t you. crator completely hoiiBfd in oinglo flos.-'ithi![iio[>*-lK'ri!haft. Itisimpoa- Tho nald bill U nl«d to enjoin nnu housing. Starling geara housed with ethic for road dirt to work from the present** and congratulations. train thu Jcrncy Const ltcoorH Corp flywheel. turn, Hi olllmrs, inputs, ncrvuntu oil alt Into tho universal Joint cr rear Escnpei from Road Camp. woikmoii from I'onllmilntr to llai! its proi) axle. iM-Ly nt Monmoulh llrnch In the County gj FLYWHEEL—Completely "William Clayton, who was sen Monmouth nml Sln<» of N.'W J««<>y, coll. ing a term in i Into prison fron vey«ul t« it liy UOBU H. McConoloKUe I: ^*^ housed. Starting icoth pio- Q REATl AXU-—Floating type, 1 dccil dated Kehrunry 16th, 19-3. mid re tecicil Irani road dnmn^c find uc **' totally enclosed in rear wlo Monmouth county for breaking ni conled III Ilooli lZli of Donlo for Mon cumulauon ol mud and dm. untwine, escaped from the pria mouth County on iinue 1BU. Ill thfl miuiiie di'ici'lbril In onl'l hill of complnlnt, mid « onera' road camp near Lukowoo nuptl durlim tho niminil-r of HI-4, or •' last Thursday afternoon. ituch mnnner ntt that the vnlon l of th nelixhhorlnir property for dwfllinK hount H. L. ZOBEL, • Irnll ho depreclnteil, or thnt tho penc Marlboro Mnn Acquitted. oomfort nnd well hclmt of tlio complnli JnmeH Williams, a colored rc:ii until In mid cnuno nn.l tha nrliihlmra I Red Bank, Tel. 955. Scabright, Tel. 90. tho ilcfCTidnnt almll lie Interfered with, nn dent ot Marlboro, wnn acquitte you nre made n defendant to »»M hill h last week on u cluirgo ot illegal! cnliKe It U therein itlli-Ked Hint you n mini! rnli! »ri'P«rty In vlolnllnn of lln- I ni'ssinj: lii|tinr. Williania prove ntrlotlnn placed tlirrcon, mill partlcularl to the Hatisfaction of tho jury t.lm deaorlhad In »KM hill, nnd In mich mm n»r »• thrvt tho VBIU.1 of Ilin liilulihnrln the liquor had been legally ol.) proporty for dwelling lininen In dolirM taiued, titeil, ttnd tllo pi'iu'fl, comlort nml well h* ln« of tho fMini|ilnlnant» nu\ !ho nclirhhor, Congroiamnn Undor Treatment. ot tha ilafeildnnt In Inlrrffrfd with. Congreasinan-olect T. r'nuik A|i MOIIAHTKH & KNtll.lHH, Hollellora of Vninnlnlliant. pleliy of Anbury I'ark ia at a Haiti 1'ruilelitlal llullillnv, Newnrli, New Ji'riu WHEN>Br;nm AuroMQiut-i.s AKI; nun;r, WILL more hospital, whoro ho is under Dated November 1, 1024. V RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. Patrc Twelve FUTURE BRIDE "SHOWERED." Mitt Margaret Sullivan the Recipi- ent of Many Gifti. •A miscellaneous "shower" was uivi'ii last Wednesday night by Mrs. Edward O'Flnlicrty of J'air View for her niece, Miss Margaret Sulli- van, whose engagement to John Fee of South River was announced a short time njjo. The bride-to-be re- ceived many gifts. Singing, danc- RED BANK, N. J. iiiff and feasting were enjoyed until CHARITY BALL Motlnec Dally 3:00 F>. M., Saturday 2:3O P. M. o an early hour in the morning. Pcrtormonce Continuous TIO P.M. to 1O:48 About i'orty guests were present PROF. HAROLD LAROS, M. H. JACKS, from Red Hank, Middlclown village, at the Organ Manasor t l'air View, South River and New Red Bank Lodge, No. 233 -4 Drunswick. Today, Wednesday, November 26th HIGHLANDS NEWS. Hijhlands Couple Cclobrato Their AN AL CHRISTIE FEATURE Fifth Wedding Annivertary. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hauser celo- You may br shock proof but you'll surely have to Iiiated their fifth wedding annivar- | savy last Saturday night by giving j a party. A program was given con- Shrewsbury Wednesday sistiiu; of jiiano selections by Mi« I.ucrc^ia Johnson, vocal selections reath by Mrs. Ltiviniii Smith anil Mrs. John Horn, violin solo by. Samuel Wlitii YOU pec- this one—It'.-- R«L n ton of thrills and them some. Romandetti and a solo danco by River Evenlng 1 f The Great Comedy Ca«f Includes « Jack Kerrigan. Those present WIM '. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Durkin, Miis Dorothy Devore, Walter Hiers, Tully Marshall, Jimmie Adams, Priscilla Jennie Burke, Mr. and Mrs. John It. Horn, Jr., Mr. anil Mrs. Edward if Bonner, Jimmie Harrison and Others Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn. Country December -omedy—Eol>by Dunn in "I'M CURED" Screen Snapihots John Horn, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. E. Newman, Mr. and Mi's. Fred -Voor- Music from "Kisolelto" . ' Aesop'. Fable. hees, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson and Club 10th daughter Lucretia, Mr. and Mr.?. Thursday and Friday, November 27th and 28th J Wililam Lawrence, Mr. and Mrj. Alfred Schweitzer, Irving Parkev, CARL I ATMMLE Prr entn William Lee, Mrs. Lavinia Smith, Arthur Smith, John White, Jr., James Mount, John Kerrigan and Harold Weinhold. A card club was organized last Informal Wednesday night at Miss Cora Bail- •i Tickets, $2.00 | ly's. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Kwik, Mr. and Mrs. Au- gust Quast, Mr. and Mrs. Westmore. Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Parker, Mrs. Ernest Worth, Mrs. George I.imin;r, Mrs. Deborah TSogup, Mrs. Kmm:i Hooper, Mrs. Frieda Schrieber, Mr3. ArUmr Mead Robertson, ^Rob^rt Liming, Henry Quast, Mrs. Ellen Kocbler, Mrs, Morbaeh, Mrs. Hen- rietta Quast and Miss Cora Gaillv. Thu next meeting of the club will 4> be held Thursday night of next week at the home of John Kwik. William Rowland has closed his 4> drug store at Water Witch.for th^ winter. | Mrs. John O'Neill gave birth t. a son Tuesday of last week. Mrs, Bertha Westbrook Reid of Who was this man? Whnt NTow York has moved into her new did his presence mean? All the homo at Highlands, She is enter- town wondered. taining her , sister, Mrs. Nellie R. Then a pistol shot from a vering of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Jealous boy forced the big de- Mrs. Reid is the mother of the lati Here is the Greatest Chance of Your Life to get Outfitted for the com- i cision. Wallace Reid, the screen star. If he saved his rival's life ho Twenty members of the,. Daugh- ing Holidays. I have got to get rid of my $25,000 Stock of Men's and Boys' |J betrayed his own secret.. Lost ters of Liberty lodge attended St. the woman he loved. Put him- self behind the bars. All tins Andrew's Episcopal church Sunday Clothing before the first of January because my lease expires at that i he saw in a flash. He did nnt morning. have to act. But a human life Miss Helen Kendrick entertained time. . • hung in the balance. And there a number of friends Sunday night was his oath to humanity. What ir. celebration1 of her birthday. f would you have clone? Two slot machines were stolen See this baffling; mystery play, from Borden's store on Miller street Look at These Bargains Listed Below and then you will see why it is j| Interwoven with the ever-new Sunday night. Entrance to the story of love's old, sweet song. store was gained by breaking a pario the Greatest Chance of Your Life. No where in Monmouth County will f* of glass in the door and unlocking From the famous novel by the door. MARY ROBERTS RINEHART Mrs. Samuel Corse, Mrs. Samuel you be able to find Values and Prices in Clothing like we are giving. <• Burns, Mrs. George W. Hardy, Mrs. Directed by 0. Mell Johnson and Mrs. Pitman Harry Pollard Johnson, members of the Five Hun- Men's Dress Shirts Boys' Sweaters Men's Wool Underwear 4 dred card club, spent last week st New York, where they attended a number of shows. The revival services at the Meth- Arrow and other makes; Madras All Wool and Colors 2 Pieces odist church are still in progress. ', Reg. $3.25 Value •4 A Thanksgiving service will be held and Silk Stripes Reg. $2.50 Value tomorrow morning at half-past ten Reg. $2.00 and $2.50 Values o'clock. The sermon topics next Boys' School Suits Sunday will be "God's Hand Over Men's Work Shoes His Own" and "The Vision and th-2 Men's Hats Two Pants The Famous "FIGHT AND WIN" Series with Feast." The Epworth loners JACK DEMPSEY in "ALL'S SWELL ON THE OCEAN" Christmas bazar will be held De- $6.15 cember 12th and 13th. Endicott & Johnson Comedy—Lloyd Hamilton in "KILLING TIME 'The Rosary All Latest Shades Reg. Value $8.00 • KEANSBURG NEWS. Reg. $4.25 Value Reg. $4.00 and $5.00 Values Special .Meetings for Children Held Men's Suits Saturday, November 29th at Methodist Church. Boys' Corduroy Pants Mrs. Joseph Matthews gave a Men's Kid Gloves farewell surprise party last week to Hiss Emma Reinhold of Koyport, Reg. Value $35.00 89c EB- who left on a trip to California on $1.75 Fine for School Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hoplcina of Reg. $2.50 Value Rutherford motored to their cot- Men's Neckwear Reg. 1.25 Value tage at Beacon Beach Sunday in their new Peerless limousine. Men's Wool Union Suits 90c Mr. and Mrs. George Pcnning- v Boys' Mackinaws ton have returned from their wed Very Pretty Neckties > ding trip. All Latest Colors i And His Wonder Horse "SILVER KING" Miss Helen Davis has returned to Reg. $4.00 Value Reg. $1,25 Value Just the Thin5.4g fo5r School ii Beacon Beach after spending r t A I :-;.•.r1111ir f.-ir=t i!i .i(in driima of the West. You must see this picture! You're going to week at New York. Reg. $7.00 Value •#• Mrs. Anna Compton of Wert m Boys' School Shoes Caps Eegininij "THE GO-GETTER SERIES" by H. G. Witwer Keansburg is visiting her daughter, For Men and Boys Arrow Collars Mrs. Kinncy of Pleasantville, N. Y. l Episode I—"GETTING GOING" Miss Carrie Broander has re- /2 Dozen '•Po-.uliir Airs" Comedy—Billy Weit in "DON'T SLIP" turned homo from Scroon Lake. Endicott & Johnson $1.75 Mrs. Winifred Parry bns returned Reg. $3.00 Value All Sizes and Colors "•§• from a visit with friends at New York-. Reg. $2.50 Value Reg. Value 25c each Monday and Tuesday, December 1st and 2d Mrs. R. Butonbach and son spout Men's Corduroy Pants Thuivdry \t New York. Mrs. ('. Hnstpad entertained a Collegian Slickers Men's Overcoats few friends nt cards one night last 0 vwl, $4.75 ' .<&. The Democratic chili hold n Good Working Pants $27.50 liciiiil meeting at Puller's hotel mi Reg. $2.50 Value Reg. $5.50 Value Reg. $40.00 Value f';irr avenue, Henry Krrickson has bought a —IN— new Hnyrics car. The community club held its Thousands of Other Bargains Are to Be Found at This Store. Come regular meeting Friday night at the- Oak street 1'irchouxc Special meetings for children Early and Get Your Choice. Make Yourself and Friends Happy for wen? held very afternoon last week Say Die in the Methodist church anil wero Christmas by Buying Useful Gifts at this Store and Saving Money at the well attended. On Sunday Rev. T. v-» From Willie Collier's Greatest Comedy Success W. Tower was tho speaker nt the Same Time. evening BerviccR. The, Epworth league was lead by Mrs. Uena Eaet- Supported By mitn. Mina Kilnn May Hill of Koyport LILLIAN RICH, HELEN FERGUSON and a Band of Fun Makers was the recent guest nf friends here. Red Bank Men's and Boys' Clothing Shop The bijrKi'st i-iimcily nihiinmint of the year. A jiiirth-fjuiilco'that will rock the world with Mr. mid Mrs. George lCopplermui lnujrliti'i1. of New York spent, the weelt-ciul with friends at Heacon Heacb. J. GOLDIN, Proprietor. Mack Senimll Comedy—"THE LION AND THE SOUSE" "Felix tlie Cnt" Cnrtoon Mr. and Mm. C. Owens havo '4 rented Mrs. Lena Fiedler's bunga- Foot of Broad Street Medley of Comic Oiinca Hits (Herbert) Pntlie Now» low at Ilcaron Hunch for the winter. 2 West Front Street Red Bank, N.j. | Mrs. Fiedler In .spending several months with relatives nt Newark, BANK nrn^ R. Issued VVtuM/ Cntercd at Stcond-Cles» Matter at the Paat- VOLUME XLVII, NO. 22, otilce at lied Hank, N. J., undtr tl:o Act of March 8<1, 1B79. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1924. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 13 TO 22J

THREE STORES RENTED. ODD FELLOWS' GOOD TIME. OLD lA^BADLYBEATEN. A IMRQP'S FULL DAY. Tenants for the New Manee Stores RIVER PLAZA SAYS NO. TAX MEN TO MEET TODAY. Belford Ledge Celebrates Its 31stTOWN TO LOSE A TRAIN. RICHARD K FOX TOMB, Anniversary, WILTON McCOLGAN AND WIL- WILD AND WOOLLY SCENES on Monmoutli Street. RED BANK HAS SEWAGE PROB- ASSESSORS AND TAX BOARD EARLY MORNING SERVICE TO COSTLY MAUSOLEUM ERECTED! Cable lodge of Odd Fellows of ENACTED AT NAVESINK. Three of the Mrs. Aniunua B. LEM TO WORRY OVER. CONVENE AT FREEHOLD. NEW YORK TO \\ LIAM L1DDY ARRESTED. Manee new storen on the north BK'C Belford, witli Navesink lodge' of AT WOODLAWN. Young Red Bank Nuncryman and James Carney Wont Hunting end of Monmouth street, near Broad River Pluza Wont Let Content nf State lax Board and County 7aX; Eed Bank and Anchor lodge of At- Railroad Company Notifis* May,:r The licdy of t|10 Publisher Plac-,1 Port Monmouth Man Accused of Then v/a» Hunted—Constable A'-' street, have been rented by Haw- Sewage- TanU be Put on the Board Met Yesterday at Trenton j lantic Highlands for guests, cele- Miller That PalronagR on the Tliere Lust Wednesday in Ac- Altnc'.iiii" find Robbing Samuel thur Havena U Now Looking for klna Brothers. The Btore nt the "Sheriff Davis" Farm—What to —Experts Report on Valuations brated its lilst anniversary Monday Train is Not Sufficient to Cn- cordance V/itTi ll.u I'rovislom of Franklin—Claim to be Innocent. Him, but tho Hunter hat Flown. east end of the row of stores has Do Now Puzzles Town Officials. and Assessments. ' night. George I'. Kunming-of Hed h'tinuc the Service. His Will—Of Granite and Bronrd been leased by Robert Donovan, Bank and Frank II. Lloyd of Mata- Snmucl Franklin of South street, .Shouldering hia trusty gun and Last Friday night Iiiver Plaza The state tax board and the Mon- The CiMH'ral railroad comp.iny Tin; linril riTcinoiiy (•„,. t|le |u(9. calling his faithful hound, James who conducts his business under the wun, past grand master of the will discontinue running an early •who ia 81 yeura old, was badly said an emphatic no to the propos- mouth county tax board met at 1 nicliiinl K. lv,x, who clii'il two yvara Carney, a colored resident of Nnvo- name of tho Red Bank hardware al that sewage from the Red Bank state, gave talks. Several recita- j morning train through R'-d Rat- ; UK" "I lii« li.imu at Fox loil . oil beaten curly Sunday morning be- company. Mr. Donovan has Trenton yesterday to discuss taxing! tions were given by John J. Sha- K( fpro daylight ami his watch waa sink, set forth Monday morning to septic tank be hauled to Obadinii conditions in Monmouth county. | after Saturday. Some timo a^'O Hi-iirich avc-nui', wan ('(inducted, nt hunt rabbits. Ho waa full of hlsch moved in his new locution and isE. Davis's farm and plowed under. piro of Atlantic Hi^hlandEu John tiu; company ivUippiul running t(in stolen. He accuses Milton McCol- celebrating his removal to new am!- The state tax board had the report j Ferrell and George Kisler, with a Wnoillmvn cl.ni,.i,.fy a|, NCW Yurie j;an,->si.,nurseryman at Hed Bank, spirits, both in his actions and In the The farm is only a short distant of its experts who had made invej-1 train, but service was resunicr. last Woilnral.-iy, when the rcinnitis contents of "flowing bowls" which lurger quarters by making sped il from the River Plaza settlement, violin and an accordion, played through the (.'fTorts of Mayor Archi- and William Liddy of Port Mon- offers of various goods. tigations into the value of property selections. The lodge had an or- of the piililir-licr w(!r« placed in ti uiouth ns being guilty of the crime. he had consumed shortly after sun- which is one' of the fastest grow- in th>; county as compared with the bald L. Miller. Last week Mr. Mil- newly complctei! mausoleum, aa ing suburbs of Red Bank. chestra a number of years ago, but ler received the following letter The two men have been arrested rise. The store adjoining that of Mr. assessed value. The statement was deaths and removals have wiped out provided- in his will. His widow, and held in $3,700 bail each. Mr. Nimrod Carney walked many Donovnn has been rented by the. River Plaza is in Middletown based on the value of real estate from the rtilroad company. : Mrs. Emma Louise I'Yix, and hep Charles Market company. This all the members except Mr. Ferrell MCCOIRHII ia out of jnil with his miles without seeing rabbits or any township, and two weeks ago tVie ns shown by sales made this year, and Mr. Fisler. "We have concluded that it is sons, Ficrlcick 1!,, Itnipi, v ar(j mother as his bondsman. Mr. Liddy other kind of game, but his high concern will operate the store as a officials of Tied Bank asked permis- in comparison with the assessments not practicable to continue to run(.'nrlylc R. Robinson, v, itni-sscd was unable to yet a bondsman and meat market and will open for sion, of the Middletown township After the meeting the Belford the shuttle train leaving Red B.mk spirits were such that he felt no of last year. transicr of (he body from the rj- he is in the county jnil. Both men business in a week or so. board of health to have the sewagi lodge served a clam chowder sup- at 5:412 A. M. each day' to con- discouragement. Finally he ldi?t The county tax board said that ceiving vault at the ccmete ry, deny they are iruilty. Tho store at the west end of tho put on the farm. The health board pper in the Methodist church hall. nect with our Train 4,000 at Mnt- the lairs of were in an automobile. Mr.-Frank- repainted and repaperer by Mra.ing Charles Brenkcr of River Pla'.a places values were much more did not respond to the greeting. Ho Manee, new electric fixtures have stable. It was these conditions, pher ia Now Locked Up. Lawrence Phillips of Port Mon- about three hundred yards from tho lin usually rides homo in a tnxicab stnted afterwards that ho did not presented a petition signed by 103 entrance to tho cemetery. It is when he arrives at the station from been installed and; other improve residents of that place. It stated they said, that gave to the report Tony Lugisano uf River street mouth Paroled for a Hearing. see Carney. The hunter was anger \1 menta made to the property. much that might seem like under- waa arrested last night near Pater- ti'ilt of specially selected prrnnila visits to his son and ho probably that under no circumstances would Lawrence Phillips of Tort Mon- and the architecture is carried out mistook Mr. McColgan and Mr. by this fancied Blight. valuation or inequalities in assess- son. He is charged with having mouth has been arrested on a Carney put his gun to his Negotiations are under way fo*the people of River Plaza consent in true Egyptian design. Tito Liddy for tnxicab men. Ho asked the. leasing and renting of some of to^have the sewerage put on thement. shot Rocco Christopher of Red Bank i charge o£ recltIeas driving| mn(io by doors are larpe and are of bronw. shoulder and fired both barrels UH four weeks ago and Just.ee Warn- ; ,j, them to take him to the Strand res- the remaining stores in the Manee farm. .. This practically settled the The percentage of assessments to Mrs> Harvey oodgood of Kivcr Abo th d d taurant, which they did. Mr. Hallam drove ptfst. Mr. Hal- ^natter. Immediately after the pe- right committed him to the county , Above the doors carved in theh gran- lam saj's^the Bhot'TtacrowJy^nmpMi row. valuation as set forth in the expert.?' Plaza as the result ot an accident j ite is tho namn Rjchnrd Kic F Mr Li(i(] tition was presented the applica- jail without bail. Christopher was Mr. McColunn nml - y hitting hmp-^Fhe nimrod quickly tables for each of the taxing dis- shot on the corner of Shrewsbury last Thursday near the Red Bank j On each panel of the twodoe 3IGMUND EISNER'S CONDITION tion for the permit was withdrawn. railroad station. Automobiles! in raised design is •waited while Mr. Franklin' appealed re-londed his gun. His wife jibed The Red Bank officials stated that tricts of the county is as follows :* nvenue and River street. His skull his appetite at the restaurant and him for not getting any gamo nijd Doctors This Morning Give Only TnxinK District Percentnire was fractured and the doctors said owned by Mr. Phillips' and Mrs" . "Key of Life." On each side of I in tho face of so much opposition Bloodgood collided on that (lay. then they took him home. Up tohe got still'more angry. Joseph K. Slight Hopes of His Recovery. they would not ask the Middletown Asbury Park City 37 there was no hope for him, but he is entrance is a magnificent Sphir-,-J this point the stories of all three LonK Branch City 47 Considerable damage was done. Johnson nnd hi8 Bon Otto, re- Sigmund Eisner of Red Bank, board to granti^the permit. still alive at the Long Branch hos- A window four by seven feet is on of the men agree: There Is a wido turning from hunting rabbits, ap- Atlantic township 55 pital. Lugisano claims he shot The date for Mr. Phillips's heari:.;; the west side of the tomb.- Owinir divergence in the stories told by who has been very sick for the past Entontown township 49 has not been fixed and he has been peared in tho distance and Carney two weeks at his homo on West Freehold township 3 0 Christopher in self defense after to the character of the granite and Mr. Franklin nncl by Mr. McColgan stalked them. However, his legs ABRAM STOUT'S FARM SOLD. Hnlmdcl township 4 2 Christopher had tried to shoot him. in the custody of Constable the length of time required for Ua and Mr. Liddy as to what happened Front street, shows no improve- Howcll township 3a s K became so unsteady that he miscal- ment this morning. He has been He disappeared immediately after for "• hc?rlnB selection and for the large amount aftor the three men left the res- Place Near Middletown Village Munnlapan township 36 He disappeared immediately aixer , .°™ - -~ - -, of stone carving to produce tho two culated tho width of a gutter nnd attended by several specialists from Marlboro township 54 befor Justlce Elmer C. Wain- taurant. . Bought by New York Man. the shooting. He was arrested by ° Sphinxes, two years were required fell in a sitting position on thoNew York as well as by his regular Matawan township 42 Sergeant Joseph Bray, Detective wrltrnt. Mr. Franklin claims that when he edge of tho rond. Then he fired Ahram Stout'a farm on the north Middletown township 33 •to ,complete the structure. Next got out of tho automobile near his family doctors. Such streams of Millstone township GO Felix Santangelo and Police Clerk off both barrels in tho direction of inquiry have poured in on the fam- side of the Chapel Hill road( near Salvation Army Fund. Jspring the large plot will be plants! homo his two companions demanded Npptune township ^ 34 Harold A. Davison. 'iji velvet lawn nnd will be main- Mr. Johnson and his son. The shot ily that* the telephone number was Middletown village, was bought Ocean township ' 35 The Salvation Army campaign at $0 from him for the ride. Mr. yesterday by A. L. Foster of Brook- Raritan township , ." 33 Red Bank and vicinity resulted in tained permanently, as funds for Franklin nays lie refused-to pay the missed hitting the Johnsons. transferred to tho factory office in FOI|JHT WITH A KNIFE. . Mrs. Carney then made some re- order to proscrve greater quiet in lyn for $16,000. The property Shrewsbury township 43 contributions of ?l,500. The cam- this purpose; Were also provided foe money and told them that the comprises forty acres and on it is Upper Freehold township 59 James Cox of Red Bank is Now in paign was started several weeks ago in the will. charge waa outrageous. Ho says marks which so angered her hus-the home. In addition to telephone Wall township 41 band that he turned the gun oi inquiries there has been a constant a house and the usual .outbuildings Atlantic Highlands borough 4 5 ths County Jail. and continued for a-- week, and Richard K. Fox was known the tho two men then dragged him back The buildings arc in good condition. in the car and drove to some lonely her. He fired it off at her feet and array of automobiles stopping at Allentown borouph B0 Jamea Cox of Wall street, Red since that time other contributions world over as a publisher and an Mrs. Carney did some nimble step- the house to ask nbout his condi- Orchards and an asparagus field Allenhurst borough 62 Bank, had an argument and a have been rn^de. John J. C. O'Shea authority on every branch of sport. spot outsido of Red Hank. He Bays are on tho place. . Tho house is on Avon-by-the-Sca boroiiKh 36 ho does not know the exact spot, ping to miss getting hit. Carney tion. Belmar borough . , 45 rough and tumble, fight Saturday was chairman of the campaign and He was the owner of tho Police then chased his wife nround a a knoll which commands a fine view Bradley Beach borough $7 night with Geraldine Mills anil he cays, ho feels grateful to all who Gazette, which was devoted to but ho noticed at this time that the Mr. Eisner is so well known and of tho surrounding country. Mr. two men were under tho influence house, In the course of the pur-has beon BO generous a contributor Ilrii-lle borough 37 Edith Biddle. The women got thohelped him. The Eastern SUi sports. He died November 14th, of liquor. He claims that they re- suit he dropped his gun. His wife Foster will use the place as a sum- Deal boroiiKh Gl best of Cox until he got out a pen- lodge, under tho chairmanship of 1922, after suffering a stroke of to those in trouble that the whole mer residence. 'He is a manufac_^ Englishtown borough 49 newed their demands for money and grabbed it arid fired some sjiut community has come to regard him Farminudalc borough 42 knife and slashed them with it. Mrs. Leon lie la Reuasille, was es- paralysis followed by hemorrhage that when he refused to pay ?6 tonear her husband's feet, whioh turer of carbon paper and a close Fair Haven boruuuh 4G Policeman John Stoye heard the pecially heldpful, Mr. O'Shea state?. of the brain. He is survived by 1 as a personal friend and this nc- them they attacked him. He says caused Carney to do some lively counts for the hundreds of daily friend of Howard Whitfield of Red Freehold borouch 61 racket made by the fight. He ar- his wife, Mrs. Emma Louise- JW, Bank, who represented him in theHighlands borough 34 three sons, Charles J., Frederick Gt they pounded and pummeled him stepping resembling pagan and •personal and telephone calls as to Interlnken horouch * 50 rested Cox and had the injured A Gift to the Town. 1 while he was in tho car and then spiritual dancing. When the am-his condition. In addition* to these sale. William A. Hopping was the ICeyport borough 41 women attended to. They were no; and Richard K. Fox, Jr., nnd by a The two concrete driveways into daughter, Mary, all of California^' " threw him out and attacked him munition gave out the barrage calls there have been many tele- agent in the transaction. lCeansburg borough 30 seriously hurt. Justice Wainright tho junior high school property on Little Silver borough ., 4G and by four step-sons. j again. ceased and Carney nnd hia wife hod grams from all parts of the coun- committed Cox to the county jail. Branch avenue were laid without a reconciliation. try. DOINGS OF THE ELKS. Manasquan borough ;... 40 No hones were broken, but, Mr. Matnwan borough 37 one cent of cost to the town. When In the meantime Mr. Johnson The doctors this morning give Dinner Next Wednesday Night— Monmouth Beach borough GG Pateraon—Hurley. this street was paved by the Janna- FOOTBALL TOMORROW. — Fraiildin was badly cut, battered ! and his son had warrants sworn Neptuno City borough 37 and bruised. His face suffered the very little hope for his recovery. Charity Ball December 10th. Occanport borough 35 Miss Jessie M. Paterson, niece of rone contracting company drive- Red Bank and Leonardo Elevens to most dnmagc. Somo damage was out for tho arrest of Carney. Co ;- A chicken and spaghetti dinner Rumson borough 43 Peter J. Zolzer of the Newman ways were built on tho school prop- Meet at Knollwood. done to his clothes. He says his as- stable Arthur Havens of Navosihlt HOSPITAL WORKERS' MEETING for Elks will be served mxt Rod Bank borough 37 Springs road, and Harold J. Hurley, erty similar to those placed on other The Red Bank and Leonardo hlt your mi«dn nlso," miid Mr. McCoIrjnn last night Thoy eavo on your coal bill. Eatl tho special representative of The Fine locution, near Hed Bank away free your choice of one bottle Dank.—Advertisement. out the balance of our trimmi'd vol. to Vtiur mitiid ii.-l ion. Triibin'si, lted in talking with a Rrglijter reporter. mutca cheerfully given. II, A Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance station; six rooms, all improve- of liny of the following toilet arti- vet lints at a reduction. Minn A. L. Hiuik. A,ho II it; "The chnrgn ngninst ns ia n won-, Hendrlckson, 7B Nowman Springs company of Philadelphia.—Adver- ments, garage. Hylin & Sal?,, Reg- cles, retail value .'!!) ci'iitn per bot- Metal Weatherstrips. ! Morris, millinery parlur, room lfi, fllrotin outrage. The old man hanavenue. Red Hank. Telephone tisement. bitor building, Rod Bank.—Adver- tle: Olive tdiampoo, French Lilac Now is the time tu have thorn: F.isncr building, Mi llroatl street, C«l»p.in • Ihr Food nntl Prico. got badly mixed up somehow. We 1202-J.—Advertisement. bny rum or enu tie quinine hair windows and doors equipped with Hed Hank.—Advertisement, Kllllltnj nr:,,. Thunl;'igH-inK din- tisement. 1 1 1 can prove our innocence and can Ladies. tonic. Katsin's Plinrmncy, V5 Broad metal weatherstrips to keep out Hie lit I ,'-l M ; oI-Clli IVlll'll 1:11(1 to ^i')0 You nrc cordially invited to at- Any Time You Call street, Kad Bank.—Advertisement. cold air nnd keep Hie warm air in. Special Orchestra an d !>:;)» to 7; .'10 'I'lif .SmoUo prove that at the time Mr. Franklin Do Not Experiment 1 tond the opening of our Christmas at The Smoke Shop l:.'10 to 2:illl •.op. I'IMmi Ii.'.1 l!,i alleges Ihe nttnek took place wo with your Chrlstmnn card printing Red Dunn 141 or 140 there's a taxi They save on your oonl bill. Ksti g- KihVcmv,:, Sb nl: -Illi. Ail- were at another place. In due seu- or engraving. Hither of our twi «nle, Monday, December 1st. Ten nt your door within n few minutes. Now Wo Can nintfii cheerfully j;iven. 11. A. '" " VI: I'lisenii'ill. RtorcH will take euro of your ncedn served from 2:00 to 5:00 1*. M.Stone's Taxi nnd Trucking Service, Ilendiickson, 7R Newman Spring.'- Tlmiikhgivini; dinner Jl.no, Phone non the full fnctn will bo made pub- show O|iir goods to bettor advantage •111! ltud Hank. Advcrtlseim'nl. >IV to your satisfaction. Trubin'n, Hed Woman's Kxchnnge, 45 Riverside nvenue, lted Hunk. Telephone w» Am N( lit*. In (he meantime) I ask my opposito depot, Red Bank.—Adver- since tvo have inov.i'd to .1S Mon- In.i'lil.-d at MuillU.'Ilt Hank.—Advertisement. avenue.—Advertisement. tisement. niouth street, next door to Tele- I'^O^-J.—Advertisement. Ii i;ll'«dl, nost friombi to believe me when I Bay Cnke Salo ll.l or 1,. 'IVle|> 1KM le bill Idlng. 11. will phone building. Red Hank Hard- 1 irivon by K:i:,tei-u Stnr. till iii'tlo.v, pa y you In y II > II W--i- (Vila 9 or MM. Lot's Co Phono 41fi Hed I'ank.—Advcrtl.io evening.—Advertisement. street, Red Bunk.—Advertisement. Tho l>nliin<;(> of our trimmed vel- walo Htoro, pliiino DIM).---Advert hie- (>r«clin||s. Help y.i.or 'nil in, Ii .•iiutlfy yoW? and pay n visit to !IH Mnnmouth ment. vet hats to close out on Friday nnd mont. dtreot, next door to Telephone Salespeople Wanted. Salesladies Wanted .Saturday, November 2Hth and UHtli. I Wishing nil our pall"mi " lImppy hail' 1. V roll r.'biir Ilic Vi.Htl'i building, and ,nc« thi^ new homo of Editor Masdn Lamp*. l'Mrii nnleapcoplu to misifit from nt Hurry's Department Store, 48 Mins A. I). Morris, millinery parlor, Ktulio SupplioB TlinnbiKiviiiK. H <•» Hi'"'--. K"'l II.' Mlily j'a rloi -, i; Whil *t ut?t]»L tibft$ tho ltud Bunk llurdwurn Store, A V. G.-egoiy, 07 llronu utrcct Hunk mid Atluntic lliiililiindti.- Ad Hi imil c.1 reel T.-I"pli»t)« i'll'Vt now 1i> the holidays. . A. HIIIK & Co., H'rond struct, Red Bunk.—Adver- room 111, Khmer building, 50 Broad A. V. (Jief;ory, r>7 llrond alrcot, : jjhonu DIM,—Advertisement, ttoil Ii.uk.—Advertisement. Red lloiilc.-^-AUvertint'moiit. > tisement. street, Red Hank.—Advertluoment. Red Dunk,—/bdvorUaejmont. Heil Hunk, Vdvyl tisift Page Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. DIED IN HER_72a YEAR. GARMENTS FOR THE NEEDY. Card of TWIts. FURNISHED ROOM FOH RENT. LAUNDRESS PJe&e&nt locution; ell improvement*. 46 Experienced laundros would Ilk* family FARMER'S SUDMN DEATH TWO RED BANK WILLS, Wa desira to express our sincere Waverly place. Red Bank. Phon« 1I8Q.K wash to do at home: prompt work; rvtjt- Mother of William Muitoe of Re Needlework Guilds MaUo Annual appreciation to tho many friend encea. Address Laundress, drawer N, lied Bunk Died ot Brooklyn. KINDUNO WOOD FOR SALE: SUDDEN iUMMONS FOR WIL HENRY GRAF REQUITES ONE Distribution of Clothing. who by acta ot kindness and expres- First quality, cut «ny length deal red. Bank. Mra. Florence Moore, wife sions of sympathy, floral donationa, Pavmly Park. Rumspn. N. _J- ~ CORN FOR SALE. LIAM A. MAGEE. OF HIS BENEFACTORS. The Red Bank needlework guild Good yellow corn, Dont willu thla TWO OFFICI Arthur G. Moore of Brooklyn am the uso of automobiles, or in any kind Is very scarce, p. R«»«u Conovar. held it:< annual distribution of gar- Tlwce room, ?U0 vr month. Apply 70 way CEsalBted us during tho recent Colt's Neck, N. J. Yhon* KteShold Hi- Died Saturday Night nt th mother of Policeman William Mue Hia Entire Eatate Loft to Mr ments for the needy last Wednes- Monmouth street. Red Bank. toe of Red Bank, died lust Weuiu illness and death of Misa Hattie lOO-F-43. _ _ _ _- ,- — Home of His Neighbor, Edwan Frank BuBao—Will of Mra. J* day. Mrs. William A. Patterson Is CAS STATION FOR SALE. i day morning. She was 71 yeai Whichard, my niece and our (laugh On Highway; price $8,60tf. Terms. Bay ~~BUYYOU(f f OWN HOME. Francis Sr., Where He H-*< cob Stryker of Red Bunk—Pat' president of the Red Bank guild ter. H, StHlman. Eatontown. N. J. Stop paying rent: wa hhsva Bdveral to old. Her first husband was Dr. J offer you at reasonabla prices and'tvrmt. Called to Malte a Short Visit. 1 rick Kelly, Sr., Loft Sis Farmc. and the meeting for the distribu Mra. Hattie M. Davis, "HEFRIGEirAtOR FOR SALEi I '. Mustoe, who died a number ol Bohn refrigerator, ono hundred pounds Hylin & gale, RenlBter bulldlnt. phono Red Large, airy and com- William A. ftlagoc, a well known Henry Graf of Bed Bank, who tion was held at the Woman's club- Mr. and Mra. George J. Sedar. oanacity. phona Red Odnk 2G0. Bank 743. years ago. Besides her husban —Advertisement, GLASS CONTRACTORS. limner of lli.'lnidi'l lownsliip, near died about three weeks ago, loft 6 house. Over 1,000 articles had HOUSE FOR RENT. fortable. Either single anil her son, William Mustoe, sh ill which he mado last March. Mr. been contributed by members of the ——^.o*«~—— Six rooma, all improvement*, on Branch •vttert Bank Class Works. 88 West Front IK11 roll, ili.nl vory suddenly Salur- leaves a daughter and three othe Card of Thanlca. ayciiug. Red Hank, phone 546-It. Btreet, Red Dank, pliono 1028-J. Window, (!ay nij,rht at l'ie home of his ru'iuh Graf went to Germany last year guild nnd their friends and these in- Plata, mirror, Florentine and colored glass. or together, in the Whit- sons. They are Mrs. William Lin We desire to thank our relatives WORK'WANTED " Gl&aa tops for furniture. Windnhieldt our hor, Kdward Francis, Sr. Mr. !\H intending to end hia days there cluded nil kinds of garments, from nko and George, Albert nnd Clar. layettes for now-born babies to and friends and all those who na- Sflturdoya by Senior hluh nctiool boy. Ad specialty. field Building, Broad St., ^ey went lo Mr. Francis's fur .'• with relatives, but he found condl eiatcd ua in out recent bereave- dreaa Boy, drawer M, Hcd Dank. BUY A LOT. ence Mustoe, nil of Broklyn. Th comforts for tho aged. Among Build your own home; neverai very at- short visit and it was about ten funeral Was held last Saturday -i tions were not congenial and ho ro ment; also the firemen, those who ROOM TO RENT.r Red Bank. Inquire at turjicd to Red Bank. He mado his those who received garments were donated cars and thoso who sent Nicely furnished front room, Improve tractive lots for "le on rentonobld terms. o'clock when he was .stricken. Dr. Brooklyn. the Long Branch, Spring Lake and wnti._ B3 Wallacn ntreet. Had IlanJc. Hylin & Bale, itejjlatcr buildinir, phone 74B, William D. Sayre was sent for I home with Frank and Wilhelmiria flowers, FORD FOR SALE;. Re£ Bank; ) ^ Dr. Thompson's Office, Busse of Washington street. Ilii Allenwood hospital, tho Rumson Mrs, Sarah Chndwlck Cheap. Call mornings at 800 Broad DOG" LOST. there was nolliiiii; hi" could do, welfare society and other welfare and Family. troet. Ret! Hank, from 10:00 to 12:D0. Sliver Bray Pekinese, with black face, Mr. Maj;ee was dead when he ar- will left everything ho possessed to —Advertisement. SALESMAN WANTED answers to name of Tootste. Reward for re- Whitfield Building. CHARLES^ JOMES'DEAD. Mrs. Busse. Mr. Graf owned n organizations. Garments were also in Red Hank; 825 weekly and commission. turn to Mre. Moiner, 83 Waverly place, rived. The doctor ,»'iid that Mr. Red Bonk. number of lots in several suburbs distributed to individual cases of IN MEMORIAM. Add Salemntm. drnwor M, Red Bank. Mn^o Imd piohnbly died instant- HE DIED SATURDAY AT THE need, and some were held in reserve In memory of my dearly beloved wlffl PIANO FOR SALE, FOR RENT. of Red Bank and he also left somo Elliabeth Ktlllwsll, who died November Serviceable upright, good touo end ec From December 1st, two bungalowB and IS THE i ly, or nt most had not lived more LONG BRANCH HOSPITAL. for emergencies. I than n few niinutes after he was lersonal property. The toitnessoa 28th, 102>. tlon: $00 cash, phone 774-J. Middletown. three good houaefi, Una locatloni, rent rea- A partial exhibition of garments Just one year ago today * PIGS" TOTALS; ~ sonable. Paul Itevere, 66 Broad atraet, stricken. Apoplexy was • the cause His Dtntb Was Due to Paralysis— to the will were Doretto A. Knin- God called my precious wife from mo away. Write Wiilinm Kane, postotnee box 78, Red Qnnlt. of death. Mr. Majjee had not been Mr. Jones Was 46 Years Old and per and Edward W. Wis£ made by the Little Silver needle- Sha suffered hours, yes, hours of pain, Middletown. or phono Middletown 77B-J. HALF OF HOUSE FOR IUCN n ' Hut never murmured or complained. Flno location, near station, Bet) Bank; sick of late and his deatii was a Was n 'Former Bank Cashier and work guild took place yesterday in ™ PORTI ERES~F6R~ S ALE. Mrs. Margaret Stryker, widow of 1 often, sit end think of you, rjrar Wife, Two pairs of double brown velour por> six roomi), all improvement!; e«*B«; *5B. Hotel Proprietor. i[h'e clubrooms of tho Woman's club When I am all alona: Hylln & Snlz, Register bulldlnir. phone H«d great shock. Jacob Stryker of Red Bank, left t' ticrca, almost now. Phone 1218, Red Bank 748, *•__ her three children, Margaret A. of Little Silver. Members of the Fond memory is tho only friend Dank. Mr. Mapce was 61 years old and Charles W. Jones, who for the •uild who did not turn in their gar- That I can call my own. FOR RENT Af^ELFORb^ "" had always lived in the same hous.1 past three yenrs had lived at the Stryker, Joseph M. Stryker and Oft and oft my thoughts do wonder VICTROLA FOR SALE. Six room bunirttlow or will loll on flsay ments yesterday will have until De- To your Brave not far* away, Upright Vlotrola, mechanically perfect; Howard F. Stryker, the house and oafo Kood; 915 cash. Phone Middletown paymonta; balance monthly, Fonteaiton L; bad always been engaged in Elks' home on East Front street, cember 15th to do so. Tho guild Where they eently lowered your body at once. Caleb L. Luker, phone 78-F-81 fanning. He made n specialty o' :lied of paralysis last Saturday at lot on Linden place, Red Ban'% Just on« year ago today. 774-J. Keansburg". elected Mrs. Klchard K. Fox. presi' COW BEE~TS FOR SALE. raising asparagus roots for planting :he Long Branch hospital. He was ivhere they lived. All the furniture Sadly missed by her dear husband, dent, Miss Annie Laurie nnd Mrs. THEO. ST1LLWELL. Address W. R. Wnlllnir, n. D. 1, Atlan- All irnprovemDntn; five rooms nnd hath; and rliil a large business in this stricken three weeks ago on a^train n the house is given to Margaret tic Highlands, N. J.. .phono Middletown William G. Daub vieo presidents, F2 * lot B0xlG5. P. F. Kannidy, 114 Mon- line. In politics he was a Republi- .vhile he was returning to Red Ennk A. Stryker, and the compensation . IN MEMORIAM. mouth street, Red Dank. Phones 447-R Mrs. J. Raymond King secretary Jn lovlnir memory ot my beloved lius. INCUBATOR FOR BALE. ami 1620-R. can and although he never aspired from New York. He mannged to now awarded by the United Status and Mrs. Lester C. Lovett secretary. band, Alvin. Gone'but not forgotten, thii Almost now and Rhode Island lied roos- •each the Elks' home unassisted, government is ordered divided fifteenth day of November. Two years to. ter: good bnraaln. Phono Atlantic llfkh N3URANCE71?VuOrSALZ. to hold offices be was active in The garments made by the membe day you left ua. How aad the years 1 Phone 748, Red Bank, when you want le grew worse and two weeks ago mong the children in certain pro- lands 28B-M. to insure your car, home, household furni- working for the success of bis par- will be sent to the home for the Your wife, BIDS WANTED e was taken to the hospital. Be- MRS. ALVIN PARKER. ture or anything you may need In the fray ty, lie was a son of the Inte ortions until the sum is exhausted. aged at Ocean Grove, tho Florence for clearlnfr ftwoy ruhbiah from a residence of Insurance. ^ ______Charles Mairee. His mother, who ore going he told a friend to write oseph M. Stryker is the executor burned, down. Send to A. W. Head, Mid- Crittenren home nt Newark and a RESOLUTIONS. illetown farm. . FOUR~RTiOM~BONQAiJ&'W """""" was Mary Johnston, is alive and ift lown the names of seven persons, if the will. home in Virginia, WHEREAS, on October 29tli, 1024, Cod in with lama attic and basement, with ell ['he names he gave were those of His Almighty Providence thought It best Improvements; for Bale or rent; an extra one of the oldest residents of Patrick Kelly, Sr., of Middletown Baled nndflooae hay, bnled rye otraw; tev. Robert MacKellar, Fred Van- to remove from our midst our beloved lot for sale, John Uannon, Al!e"n Dtreat, Hulmdel township. Mr. Maftee wi;r ownship, left six farms in addition Sister, Cordelia Chandler, a member of nloo large work horse. H. K( Butcher, Jlumson, N. J. v'liet, George Baldwin and Walter Fidelity Council, No. 22, S. & D. of Lib' Hoimdel, N. J. a bachelor and his mother had o some personal property. He left FOR COAST PROTECTION. HOMES. >. Connor of Red' Bank, T. Elwooci erty, since Its beginning, FOR SALE. If you -wish to rent or buy a house in made her home with liihi. o his son, Thomas Kelly, the farm Resolved, That while we mourn our loss Heavy home, fine for farm work; dump Inyder of EntontcAvn, Jonathan Permanent Body Formed lo Fight and regret that we shall Bee her no more Red Hank or vicinity It will pay you to sea n which Thomas is' now located. cart nnd harness; ?E0. Miss Gardner, us. Doremus & T-vlor, agents, 42 Broad Mr. Magee leaves three brothers ones of Hoimdel and Charles H. .Againat Inroads of tho Ocean. on earth, we, tho officers and members, do Navesink, K. J. To another son, Patrick Kelly, Jr., hereby extend to the relatives of the da a troet, Red Bank. nnd two sisters. They are Ehvood 5reen of Long Branch. Mr. Jones A permanent organization to ceased our heartfelt sympathy In this thi "GO-CART FOR SALE. BUNGALOW' FOR SALE. H. Magee of Everett, Frank Magee he left the place known as the hour ot their srcab trouble. White reed fro-cart wl^h hood and wind- Six rooms end all improvements; two* nentioned nothing more than the work fox legislation for federai vc- shield; also fur robe for sale. Telephone of Overlook farm on the Half-Mile Morris farm." The "Doraett . WARY VAN BRUNT. car garage. Price ¥6,000, P. F. Kennodr* inmes, but his friend understood lief from the inroads of the ocean TILLIB MARTIN, Red Bonk 1179. 114 Monmouth street, Red Bank* phonos road, in.t^Iiddletown township, near hese were the persona he wanted arm," which was bought by Mr. in the coast towns of Monmonth LIZZIE CHANDLER, PIANO LAMP FOR SALE. 447.R or 1B20-R. Kelly in five different tracts, was Committee. Mahogany piano Inmp with silk a hade. Rod Bank, Charles Mageo of Oak- o serve as clergymen and hearers county was formed nt a meeting nt In excellent condition. Price f 16. Phone TWO TIRES FOR SALEL equeathed equally to Stephen Krl- AttoUed:— Two Federal cords, 34x4, with tubes; land street. Red Bank", Mrs. Edward it his funeral, and all of them so Monmouth Beach Monday- night, ETTA W. SMITH, K. 8. Red Dank 1170. strnljtht aide, excellent condition; prlea $2S. P. Hendrickson of Eatontown n".d iervcrJ. y and Patrick Kelly, Jr. The homo- The organization, which is headed Fair Haven, N. J. HAY FOR SALE., Apply Fred's Tire Shop, 85 West Front stead property with the buildings Choice alfalfa and mixed clover hay. Q. street, Rod Bank. Mrs. William II. Lawes of Fair by Mayor A. O. Johnson of Mon- Rezcau Conover, Colt's Neck, N. J., pft Mr. Jones was 46 years old. For jnd the furniture goes to a daugh- TWO NEW HOUSES FOR SALE' * Haven. mouth Beach, is to be known as tha Freehold 1O0-F-43. Six roomo and all Improvements; ona Mr. Magee was a member of the number of years he was cashier :er, Margaret Kelly, with proviso New Jersey coast protective assoc5 WOT ADVERTISEMENTS. DRESSMAKING 96,300 and one 90,600. P. F. Kennedy* )f the Seabright national bank, hat Patrick Kelly, Jr., Stephen BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE CHEAP. _md alterations. Will «o out by day.114 Monmouth street, Red Bank.- Phones Red Bank lodge of Elks and the ion. William Carhart of Mon- Mrs. Rcusler, '45 Riverside avenue. Tele- 447-R or 1520-B. jater he conducted the Globe hotel Kelly, Nora Kelly and Catherine 48 Monmouth street. Red Bank. phone Red Hank 1422. Elks neld ./"service for him last mouth Beach is secretary and LOCUST POSTS FOR SALE. STUCCO HOUSE FOR SALE. ' night. The funeral will be held this it Hod Bank in partnership with Kelly shall have the right to livo __Apply Pnrmly Park, Rumnon, N. J, ^ ROOMS FOR RENT. All Improvements; sir rooms and batht Mayor Frank L. Ilihvland of Long Slngla or for light housekeeping, fur price $7,000. P. F. Kennody, 114 Mon- A two-tpbe receiver —rie-w— afternoon nt two o'clock at the:he late Charles DuBois. After- here during their lifetime. The TOP SOIL FOR^SX~LE. ~ ranch treasurer. Apply Parmly Park, Hums on, N. J nlshcd; nil improvements; rent reasonable. mouth street, Red Bank. Phona Red Ban!* finely made. For actually lest bouse and burial will be made nt ,vard Mr. Jones conducted the Lib- Matthew Aherin farm was ordered 42 Hector place. Red Bnnk. 447-R or 1520-R. The association will call on the DOLL CARRIAGE FOR SALE. than it would coil you to make Hoimdel cemetery. Rev. Robert A. erty hotel on West Front street for old and the proceeds used to pay FOR RENT. FISHING BOAT. ** it!,GctJdistance—clearly! Two : number of years. At the time he New Jersey senators nnd congress Apply at 28 Wallace «treet, Red Bank. Three room bungalow, tHnble and ga- Senbrlght skllT for sale, with engine; MacKell.ir will preach the sermon. all outstanding bills and funenu men and nsk them to help in se- KITCHEN RAiSCE~~FORrSALE. rage, 10 acres for chickens. $16 pereighteen feet long; price 9100, James A, dry cell Radiotrons WD-11 and /as stricken he was employed as a xpenses and the balance remaining Mn. Lewis Jones, 150 Spring street, Rod nth. Box 4 6, Kntontown. ^^ HendrlcksDn, 103 East Front street. Red curing, federal aid for coast pro- Bank. headphones—everything ex- DEATH OF AGED FARMER. Jew York messenger for Red Bank is to go to Patrick Kelly, Jr. The TWO RIVER PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Bank, phone 0 on first bond and mortgage on 67 Broad Street, daughter, Mary E. Aherin, and thst FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE. buainesB property in Red Bunk. Paul Re Broad street. Red Bank. Reynolds of East Front street, Red newed from the Long Branch hos- his is done at his daughter's re- Benefit forfeon Church Club. Any length denlred, Apply Parmly ere, 56 Broad street, Kod Bnnk. MAN WANTED: * Park, Rumeon, N. J. RED BANK, N. J. Bank, with whom he had lived thf. ital to Albert W. Worden'a funeral quest, na she had nsked that the Madam Hurd Fairfax, a poly- VACUUM CLEANER FOR SALE. One vrho can milk a cow and make him- GERMAN GIRL SEEKS POSITION Hoover Hpccinl. with nttachmenta. In self (toticrnlly useful about the place. Ap- past year and a half. Mr. Reynolds ome at Red Bank and prepared estate be divided among all the phonic singer, pianist and lecturer, as houseworker. Call Saturday, 46 Mont' perfect condition; for sale at reasonable ply nt the greenhouse of W. W. Kennedy, was 83 years old. He was born in 'or burial. Afterward the body other children. This daughter and will give a recital on Tuesday night, mouth street. Red Bunk. • ;e. Phone Bed Bank 1198-W. Harding rond.JRcd Bank. Eatontown township and was the- was removed to the Elks' home. December 16th, at tho A. M. E. Zion HALF OF T^6f FARM AND VEGETABLE MARKET FOR RENT OR SAlX ' Patrick Kelly, Jr., are the executors on Chestnut street; all improvements, for sale on tho state highway: lino house House on South street; may be bought son of Phoebe Dangler and James The lodge conducted its service of the will, which was made two church on Shrewsbury avenue for Chestnut •treet, Red Bank. with improvements; price $16,000. Terms, for $6,000; part canh: or rented for 8B8 Monday night at the home and Ray H. Stlllman. Eatonlown, N. J. n month. Apply Doremus & Taylor, Ren* Reynolds. He started farming years ago. The witnesses wero the benefit of the men's club of the FLAT FOR RENT. ifltcr building. R«d Honk. ,'esterday afternoon another service Four-room flat, with improvements. HOUSE ON HIGHWAY. when ho was a young man and he Walter A. Conroy and Thomas P. church. Mrs. C. V. Eamsey is inTelephone Ruineon 487-M. Seven room houso on state hlirhway; "FOR REIVT ~*~* ilid not retire until a few years vas conducted by Rev. Robert Mac- Aherin of Keansburg. ;eneral charge of the affair. '.arse lot; price $C,000, 52,000 cash needed; on Wnvcrly place, half of a double house; iellar, chaplain of the lodge. There COAL RANGE FOR SALE. - Ray H. Stillman, Eatontown, N. J. six rooms, conveniences; possession De- ago. Besides his son be leaves a George W. Baxter of Long Cheap, in perfect order; $15. J. Fix, 28 cember 1st: $55 it month, Doreniua & brother, William Reynolds, and vere numerous floral pieces. The NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Worthley street, Red Bunk. FORD TOURING FOR SALE. Taylor. RcRtntcr buildinir. Red Bank. Branch made his will six years ago. Estate of Besaick Montague, QIBO known Ford car in good running condition; good In every; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah A. Cham- urial was made at Hoimdel. ROOM" FOR'RENT. tires, etc; very chenp, n bursain. Plione FOR SALE AT RED BANK^ He left his entire estate to his wife, as Besslck Monticue, deceased. Furnished room, nuitnblu for two men. Three lots 35x128% feet deep. AH berlain and Mrs. Phoebe Gardner, Nqtico is hereby given that tho accounts Apply at 23 Wallace ntreet, Red Bank. between fi :00 and 6:00 Red Bank 874. Elizabeth Baxter, as long as sheof the subscriber, administrator of the es- BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER sidewalks, sowers, water and eloctrla. For home the all of West Long Branch. HEART ATTACK FATAL. DO YOU WANT TO MOVE? the plot, 105xl2R Vi. f 1.000, part cash. ives. At her death, from the tate of said deceased, will be audited and Twenty-four-hour service a day. Call wanted; male; stendy position. Apply nt Caleb L. Luker, Belford, 76-F-81, Kcans- Fuller The funeral was held Sunday af- stated by tho Surrogate of the County of 841-M, offlco 10 Bonk street, Red Bank, Ed. vonKattcTiRolPs KIIOW room, Maplo nve burn*. ilrs. Edward Lippincolt of Ocean- mainder of the estate, two daugh- Monmouth end repotted for Settlement to nue and Monmouth street, Red Bank. ternoon at the home of Harry W. ers, Ella M. Baxter and Emma Bax- the Orphans Court of said County, on Frank Saffiresc. INSURANCE. ^^ port Died Monday Morning. Thursday, the eleventh day of December, TWO ROOMS WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD. Would you be Interested to know how Reynolds and was attended by over ter, will each receive $1,500. All Rooms for rent, with or without board; Mrs. Edward Lippincott of Ocean- A. D. 1U24, at which time application will In good location; suitable for flitting and to insure nunlmt Ions, of income through welcomed. 100 persons. The service was con- the rest of the estate is to bobe made for the allowance of commlssiona bedroom; modern Improvements. Addres central location. Good home for business accident or nicUnenitT W« can show you. ort died of heart trouble at her and counsel fees. Rooms, drawer M, Red Bank. _^______people. 84 Drummond place, Jled Bank. Doremus & Taylor, RcRlster bulldinff. Red ducted by Rev. W. Rolland Ravor divided equally among Mr. Baxter's ome Monday morning after a sick- Dated October 31. A. D. 1924. PART OF HOUSE WANTED. TEAM OF HORSE3 FOR SALE. Bank. Because women of Red Bank and Rev/ R. L. Cooper three children, Ella M. Baxter, CHARLES B. ROBINSON. In good location, furnished or unfur Good team of haraca, $100; Belling on ess of one day. Mrs. Lippincott account of Inck of use. "i'liomns Manson RADIO SET FOR SALE. havo learned of West Long Branch. Mr. Rey- Francis M. Baxter and Emma Bax- nished; modern Improvements. Address A selective thrcc-tubo radio set with lad been in poor health the past NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Modern, drawer M, Red Bank. & Son. 10 Drummnml plnre. Roil Bnnk. cabinet and n large Mnnholtan loud apeak- nolds was a member of the Wesi ter. The will requested that Mr. Estate of Jacob Glaser, deceased. that ho always comes with helpful ;wenty years but her sudden death CHEVROLET SEDAN FOR SALE. V DODGE COUPE FOR SALE. er. for sale; price $80; A-l shape. Henry Long Branch church. Vocal >•• '- Baxter's business be continued by Notice Is hereby given that the In first-class condition. Can be seen at OIIKC, 11)24, four pnsHcnKer coupe, for HifMfins, 185 ShHwsbury nvenue. Red suggestions. This is because every vns a shock to her many friends counts of the subscriber, executor of the sale; hentod; Qlmost now; tnrenln: bump- Bank. lections were rendered by the his son for the benefit of this sol estate of said deceased, will bo audited and tho Fair Haven Garage, Fair Haven, K, J. 3he was born at Oceanport-64 years Theodore F. Moraon, proprietor. er, motor meter, phono Red Bank 827-W. GLASS CONTRACTORS^ ~* Woolley brothers of Long Branch. and of Mr. Bax'.er's wife. Mr. Bax- stated by the Surrogate of the County of Fuller Man \go and had lived there nil her life Monmouth and reported for settlement to THANKSGIVING DINNER. ROPING PINE FOR SALE. Rod Hank Glass Works, 88 West Front Burial was made at Glenwood ceme- ter's wife and his daughter EUn tho Orphans Court of aald County, on Thanksgiving dinner served at the Cozy For Christmas decorating; In hundred or reat, Red Bank, phone 1028-J. Window, Mrs. Lippincott was a neighborly thounand ynrd lots. Price right. Charles plate, mitjror, Florentine and colored slaes, is oourteous, mid considerute of ths tery. There were many floral are the executrices. The witnesses Thursday, the fourth day ot December. A. Corner Tea. Room from 11:00 A. M. to icrson and was happiest when help- D. 1924, at which time application will be H:00 P. M. Phono Red Bank 560-J. H. Zlegler. Sr., Matawnn, N. J. Phone 206. GJnas tops for furniture. Windshields our time you give him. Therefore you tributes. The hearers were Arthur vere J. Rutherford Stout and Har- made for tho allowance of commlssiona RAW^FURS BOUGHT. specialty. ng others who were in trouble. Be- and counsel fees. LOTS FOR SALE. may admit him with absolute con- J Hagerman, George W. Ogilvie, y Truax. For sale at a bargain, two lots on Highest prlcopi pnid for rnw Bklns. Ja- STARTLINGl ;ides her husband she leaves a son Dated October 26th, A. D. 1024. Thomas avenue; $800 for quick sale. cob Becker, 27 3 Shrewsbury avenue, cor- Fifteen thousand deaths from auto accf- Edward Johnson and Robert Van- Walter Patten of Long Brann'i CLARENCE P. MEyEB, fidence. If you want a Fuller Man Arthur Lippincott, who lives nt Floyd E, Brady, phone H«y the Surrogate of the County of Mon- Two 82x4 Michelin comfort tlrae, bal- nnd pattfcrn. Alterations nnd plain sew- P. Irwin. He was a member of Lib- velly. The will was.mnde last Ait' mouth and reported for settlement lo the loon typo, for sale at the price of one. ing. Address Dressmaking, drawer M, Kcd Bb6KCASE"AND BOOKS FOR SALE. ' rs were Captain Benjamin El- Orphans Court o[ said County on Wednes> Tubes Included. Charles Eottagara, 132 Bank. Solid mahogany bookcase; also B avers I erty fire company. He leaves a rust and the witnesses were Nellie sdts of hook classics; all almost nawi Iridgc, Albert Smith, Albert Tillot- dny. the thirty.first day of December. Monmouth street, phone 747, Red Bank. HOUSE FOR SALE. For widow, Sarah Chadwick, and three G. Folan of Keyport and Nathan A. O. 1024, at which time application will Lot 60x100; BIX rooms and bath; price splendid Xmau n\tt. Innulre forenoons or HOUSEMAN WISHES POSITION. !on, Kenneth West and William A. be made for the allowance of commissions after 7:00 P. M. 27 Chestnut street, Red children, William, Henry and Mar- Erwin and Fred B. Burlew of Mat- Colored; can drive car, attend furnace, $7,000. P. F. Kennedy, 114 Monmouth Iinnk. phono S70-J. rlayncs. awan. and counsel fees. lit on table, do all general housework. street. Red Bnnk, telephones 447-R or ion Chadwick, who live at home. Doted November 10, A. D. 1024. %6 personal references. Arthur Smith, 1620-R. _ FARM FOR SALE. He also leaves two brothers and five Carrie S. Chamberlain of We;t THE UltOAD STREET NATIONAL BANK ix 75, Little Silver, N. J. Phone 180-M, BUNGAL6W"FOR SALE, $KOOO. Haven ncre farm, near Red Bonk, 08,800. MRS. DOUGLASS RIDDLE DEAD ot RED BANK. NEW JERSEY. Red Bank. Dandy place, thirty-three acrei, (12,600. Tire Service sisters. They are Henry Chadwick, one Branch left all her property All improvements; In very good location; Twenty ncres, fine view, near state high- Mrs. Kmnin Irwin, Mrs. Maty Lake Wife of Oceanport Official Dies Af- to her two sisters, Sadie May Hall YOUNG COLORED MAN lot 50x160. P. V. Kennedy, 114 Monmouth way ; no Bffcnts. Address In t ere a ted, TELEPHONE 72-R Monmouth County Surrogated Office. wants position by day, hour or month; street. Hcd Bnnk. Telephones 447-R or drawer M, Red Bnnk. nnd Mrs. Ida Erricksnn of Red ter Lonft Sickness. nd Helen B. Chnmberlaln, and Sa- ( the matter of the estate of Margaret cam of furnace, outside work, wait on 1520-R. C. Ely, dec.sa.ed. able and drive car. Present employer FOR SALE. Bank. Mrs. Viola Singles and Mrs. Mrs. Minnie F. Riddle,' wife of lie wns named ns executrix. Notice to creditors to present claims FOR SALE. A number of Berkshire brood BOWS, two can ba seen. Phone 188-M. Red Bank, or Sterling range, one oven water back; Carrie Rhondes of Fair Haven and Councilman Douglas Riddle ol aunlnst estate. address Houseman, drawer M, Red Bank. registered hoars and n number of two- Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. Bon- ilso Ran range and hot water call; ell inmonths-old pigs: also large fat Hoi stein Edward Cbadwiek of Trenton. Oceanport, died Saturday afternoon INSURANCE MEETING. y, surrogate of the County of Mon- ;ooti condition. The Manse, phone 487-J, Our Service car is (him y, nuLiuuuLc ui t,uv vuuuijr ui 4u SHERIFF'S SALE. RumHon. cow. Indian Spring Farm, Middletown, nt the Long Branch hospital on her mouth.,i. , mod1e- on«« tthhcc twenty-fifttwenty-fifthh dadayy of N. J". Telcphnnr 708-M. The funeral was held yesterday Annual Banquet of Shrewabury By virtue of a writ of fi, fa. to me Elm place, Kod Bank, phon« Tires in Stock eted as secretary of the meeting 74B-W. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE * and William .Shields. 'ers, Mrs. Harry G. Woolley of Borough of Ketl Dank, In tht County of n place of Henry Jolino of Lone Monmoutli, and State of New Jersey. DOGS FOR SALE. W« do mnrklnfr end hemmliis of llnans. LOUR Blanch, Mrs. Ednn llaviland Dealnnlns in the northerly tine of Me- Six hound pupplcn fnr sttle; Rood breed, Children's drcsaps hand emhrold.red antl Branch, who is sick. The annual ohattlc street at the southwest corner of lffht woekn old. Apply at 302 Shrews- smockfid. Hnndkerohlefn Diada to ord.r. IN HOSPITAL FOUR MONTHS. of Orange anil Mrs. .lennie Bolshaw lanquet nnd election of officers and land of Mary E. ifolbrook; thence wes- ury avenue, Benjamin White, phone Red CroMs ntlMilnjt done. 4S IUv«rsldfl «v«- of Hashrouck Heights. The fu- is a prescription prepared for terly along Mechanic atre«t forty feet to nim, lied flank. Pllon. 142B. tockholders will be held Jaminry etoko; tlienco north nix degree* enst one Robert Hollton of West Bergen neral was held yesterday afternoon THHEE LOTS FOK SALE HOUSE KOH~5A"CE "" John Hartsen f'laco Died Sumlny. ith at Capt. Alhjprt Smith's restnu- Colds, Fever """' Grippe un tired and thirty-two feet and eltfht in penr orchard at Kolrflcld (.nrden; one Rood liou.e of nevnn raonin, .11 lmprov.' at her late home in charge of f •imt nt Ocennport. Two directors, It Is tbe most speedy remedy we know. Inches more or leas, to land of formerly cornet- lot 40x135, other two 40x200 feet mentn, located ona hiocli from business Samuel T. HentlrlcltBon; thence north aev- each; roanoiinble. K. Koyerj 68 Itector center. Immefilatn nosientilon. Prta.i 42 West Front Street Robert Holston of West ISrrpiM I'.dgar R. Crnic of Ocennp ohn R. Conover of Lincroft and mty-nine degrees nnd thirty minutes tait SB,COO. »•* n. \V. Martin. 240 East place died from a complication of Preventing Pneumonia [orty feet; more or lean, alone the laat g. fled f?nnl(. phone »-R. Front utrest^jVid riank. Phoni_ 11^£;___ Burial wns made in (ilenwool iVillinni llendrickson of Lonff diseases Sumlny at the Alli'invond laid lino to a stone for n corner [ thenca FOR SALE. KED BANK. ~" RED BANK, N. J. cemetery at. Wept Long Branch. tranch, have died (be past year. loutti nix itetfreea east one hundred and I havo several pin ecu for into In lied hospital, where be bad been a p:i- WHAT IS THE thirty-five feet along aatd Jlolbrook's land Bank, all Improved. l'rlccn J5,tiOO and I havs for sals leveu lois. «?H»12U% ;o the plnce of beglnnlnff- upwnnl. Jnmca A. Curtey ' real entnte, C f«ol. Will sell separately, (0»0 each, or tienl four months. Mr. Holston . Conover was president of the B (1 RnJ NIGHT I'HONE 1209-W Denlb of Misa Anna Crino. Intended to be the same ' » Elm place, Ite.MJank. Pl>O_ri«_1746-W. will sell tile plot with part cull. Bld«- was born in Hmitb <';in>linn mill ompany. walk, sewerii, water mid electric, Caleb Mi's Anna (Vine, daughter of remise* conveyed ti\ the said Kdward •!. DOUBLE HOUSE TO RENT. [,. I.uktr, Ileironl. l'lione Td-F-Bl Keanl* veil to UIMI Hnnli I.-.M year. Hi- (ellly. by deed bearing the data October Both sld«» of double house to rent, at Mieliai-1 Ciiiu: of Wickatunk. died Dentil of Hifflilnnda In (nut. id, 1008, executed by Charlotte A, Sickles, 4 Wharf avenue; ons part six roomo, and b was HV years old Iff leave" ,i Sunday in her 'Jlst yenr after a inmarrleil. and recorded in the Clerk's ho oth«r oiubt ro«m«. In- Ralph Itay Rubley, aged ton r A eomplets line ot fsiicy nprnns And widow aiwi \\\<> sin,-. Hi. j a n 11. /11 -i, hne.'rhij: : irknesi;. ,S|ic was a tfnid- ^Ice of the county of Monmouth In Book lore Wllaon, 2B Wharf avenue, Red Ilnnk, liouni- ,]r»»»eo: vtry rmnonsbls: will mills nnnthn, mm of Harry Rubley of 37 of Deeds, on pBffei 420, etc., and by FOjTRENT. "*' Mr. and Mr:;. Mi Il.dMou i: nale nf I'reidiuld hi(:b nchool and nice Chrlslmns gifts. Orilarn t«ben. n«-room upnrttnent in the lest renldontlal mouth str««t. or <> lenvca five IHICHESTER S PILLS 171. «to* . . 1221. YioiisK F6R-3JOLE ti(' will be in chnrgo of Rev. Har- • Belted «• th» properly of Edward J. Flvo riMtm luiune on IjOiifhtiin avenue, hcli! y.'-tti id,.- Mi •linn at ti'i IniitliiTK, Iliey being Theodore, THC lillMVNV nHAM». ry P. Grim. Tho liurinl will 1 < tflllly, ot all, tfikon in execution at %h* FOR SALE—BUILT BY OWNER. lietween Hnnk and River streets; will b« Calvary •;t ch'livl; mid !!•. ult of Augustus M. Hli.ton and to beCompact home, four bedroom*, eleaping ready for tieciinmipy In n tuvr days. Harry, .In.cph, ('baric, nnd Augus- rch; cvory improvement, hardwood trim r*nrlh(r pnrtlculnrs by amilylns to John burla) M •

SECOND-f&AND CLOTHES BOUGHT. 3TO»M ENCLOSURES. STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE. APARTMENT FOR RENT. GRAPE FARM BARGAIN. 1S21 DODGE TOURING. CHICKEN F.ABM FOli SAI.K, Sevt-n and a. half H'TCH, IIOU.^I-, bnrns, Men's only: must be In good condition. Now 19 the time tu luivu them put up, Oak counter und Nnilorml cash roister Four rooms mnl sun., purlor, bath, clec- ! Wonderful buy; imist be seen to be ap A nicely located i;iitckfil (fetm Oi fire WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. Gait nt 1. Krrber'n, 1C8 Munmouth itr««t, riant welt until biitl wctitlier, I'hone [ted fke new; price rraxonablc tu quick Imyur. tric liuhta umi run nun; wuter; rent $22 Delco _)1 ant, tractor, tlir< u ucn- i ut i'vapcn, preci;ili-'l, <}uilH\ t'ljclit rotund, wfiti'r lirfi£»ur» Ri l r ltt )ll(1 l2:i f;i;t Ilt lii-iit. roncrcK rcllnr, Clilolnn lioum fi.r One gobbler find four iunM for breeding Tintini FHIIH; tiuunc, bnrn»; f-ncri(lce MONEY TO LOAN. _!_ £__J _ -_ i "«-_' - K"d Hunk. LL'' ^ I''i" - Ktrciit. Hi'i\ Ilnnk. P«rmV I'ni-lt, Rumu«n, N. J GOOD >mcEsr>Tib ?:i.300, cacl) f 1,1)00. Alno tcti-ftcru farm, K00, wllh aonurvti- Ili-or nml NIIU'II riaui-lu- rUHNlSHEDROOM TO SlENT. purpoBt'B. Wilbur JJicltenifthn, Water fur men's necont!4mru) cloth-a ut the City Money to lonn on first bond end mort- "FLORIDA~"HOMES." "~~~_ibUSE"~Bb/VT"~FO"i«~_AL>_; ion: brimd.T hi>U"« wllh oil liurnrr. fri-il liou-o, barna, SIl.TiOO. Churlou IJr"»)^rr. 115 pnsc_i(iTPi (.ml fn )•„,«• is ivho vulue Hoiiso tout, lHy-U-i. nvcr nil: _____ All Improvement*, 60 I,ind_n piece. street, Tin ton FMIIH, N. J. Dry Cleaning Works, 'J Mnchonio «trpet, \V_st_ Front alrci't, phnni; CZ8, H*A Hunk. _ IIIU>IJ. GOIIII (nrmliiMUo Tor >lmii i>li.| MONEY "WANTED nrar liroftil Btr_i.-t. Dioiic lOb-It. William tho amount tonne!]. AlBton Hcekman, at- vnrm winters, incxin'iisive liinr!, t^ncrnl huuh_; four heflruomii, iar_ro livlnjr ruorii, tnl.li-; liujr ,,n (,,p llin.r. All (noli, fuinl. Bank. torney, 10 Uroiid strct't, Red Hank. :ropn, ur:i/.ltiK, liunlirijr. fr, him' lOiimld J-ltiTh'-n iind Hifiiiifj room; one o( Lht he.n In sums of ll.&OO to ga.OOO on flret bond Oitrnv, proprietor. WANT TO TRADE PROPERTY"' ~ 1 liro nml kllrlu-n utiM»Ma itu willl mil*. TEAM FOR HIKE and mArttrotft'B; tiew houBcs. Kay II. on Monmouth litrcut, nenr Mo pie avenue, "MONMOUTH CAKPET*CLEANiNG~cdT write A. C. Hnlu-r, JH,[.«T, FL-ri-ln. If you nn Ilnrni'iNit Kay. Will sell at _ _ncrifl<:_. OH uur. ri'iinrm for flMlinlt; ullu unit (i I.nlt for all klndi **f vrurk. Vhmio C2B-J, Red HtUIman, Kntontown, N, J. _ Floor Inyina and vurtaelnu contractor: lliij:a nhainpoocd, liyeii und repaired: >refer_ Jersey, ri-rnu to LiltJtf Sihi-r. Ajiply liosis M. Cloy Lori. 102 Anbury uve- frr.m llii/.l»t »t»Uon. lli,< S|, lUt* Sank. __ aid floora surfaced end rcdnlshed. 026 weavers of old ruirn find carpcta, also ran FARM FOR SALE. •--— nut-. Ocean Grove:, N. J. 1'hons ZGTI. - •[iA"RfR"lDCE"PLVl5l6OfM ROCKS. mull IIOUBC. St'a CIiarli'D Dri-NKcr, 11G Conover ntruct, J.onu Uranch, N. J.i ptiomi We___t_rront •trei't. plimn' Rvil Mnnlr t»Z3. rugs. Bvai-h Jtonil, Morrnouth Bruch, N. Ten o_r« fnrm, niuu nmrn IHJUSC, ci-llnr, LLOYD FRANCIS, " "nGOOD^OO'KIJRO RANGE FOR SALE. One hen and two cockerels for sole. 1 NOHCK TO'CUNNEHS. """ ~" Price 85.00, Apply ICO Wallacn Btreet, Hird Hroa. Madleon Hqunre Cartleu stock. YOUNG MAN WANTED. •L P'l^l'ii^y*>nmoiitVi iif-ach 22_16-J. illicit en hoiiKts; can an_r*l cDntriK-tor atirl builder. Porch en- iliickcna; born; frontline of 1,400 fi-ct on CIOK _i-_s; joliliiru: promptly attended to; All pcrnDnii pro forulililen tu treavit^a Iteil Hnnk. 3H Roiilh ntrtmt, Red llflilk. ~TR\ CUUCHIN'S FOR FACE VALUET A ynunit mon hptwc«-ii JIKI«H of 2fi and 40 "DOG LOST. ' roudj three iiilli-» 1" R«-il Dimlt. C. Luker. esitimates cri-Tlully furnliht-il. 4T> Llruivn itli or without ilnit or trun. upon th» "APPLES fOR SALE. L«t us be your barber, VV« know how to work in thi? lift- insurance butiineiifl; Shepherd tUu. * ,th white mnrkinrjs. r "SOWANDPJGS FOR SALE. Uc|foni.j^ionc 7. i-l*-;(l. Kcnnflmru. pine.', Red Hank. RuAidenco White rord. huiilt of Ci-iiiuliurpt I-'oniii. exti'tullnur Now town Pippins. Joseph Meral, Lin- Younn HcrlirtHire BOW nnd nine V\«B for to pleaae. Expert tonsorinl norvice. Cur- nlnry JII0 wwkly nn'd cmninihiiuri. Ad- (hrce yi-nri old; I., ,t November 10th, In from l'liiclitii-y roml anil fliiuth ntn-ot, ttnt chin's Ilarhtr Bhop. ik-eoml Hationa) [i&nlc L_,___L_y(>lln|f Wrin- (!rriW('r M- I1'1'1 Hnnk. Red Hnnk. Uewurd of IZfi If returned to UI'IUGHT' 1'IANO. Upper Urond ntr^t, Shrewsbury, N. J. eroft, N. J.' sale. Thomas If. Lonir, Colt's Neck, N. J. riumr :>T,\. K'd Mmilt. WIIKIHW _rrci-n_.__ Ilnnk. acrrai Whil.. roml lii the ltonmcll JJi "~~^ CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW. Lftko!*, AiuiIi'iciiLti ulrett, JFUvtr ri««, hnx Decker, dull linis-hcd can.-; hn^i b^-n n- nf l.iltlo Hilvrr, liuutuleil ml the runt hy Phono Eat on town 21O2-F.2H. Ml. Kt-rl Hank. ' oAitr.'.s i>ANcYr-ifi s'TUtVior~ ~H. RITZ.AU. .Six hcnutiful roorntt nnd linlii. till im- lonfliiiorn-fi at our f iietory. I'ric: .f,f,;.. ?,r> ISUKIS of Clltticriiie KiMilH-ft Ofitl tlak'lnl.t FOlTSALE OR EXCHANGE. HOUSE FOR, RENT. j_r month witlmut intr-rc-'t ; u Imrrnin. 'FriM, l_.()'j n.K.n't., 11:00 ]'. M., at 1'nrms, nn tin- uv.it Ipy Mouth iitln't mid retnover of dead anlmole. Ren Bank. Tel_- New CfillfornlH buni.nluw, BIX roomn and provements ; (, linden, eli-ctric bulbs nup- 4 Three-month--oh! billy ROftt for *nle or Seven r"«m , all improvements; on West LtUltor I'i.-tiHJ <"(,., ',', i iJ I'Doi; man livcmi, l!l i.inad :.t;,-r!, over Clayton __ Mntcee'*. tnicliH of M. V. t, [,. Ii. ii. !(,. niul Inclml. phone _B-W. __ jccliniiKo tpr younit mi nny 'BOM. II. IUt- hath: all linprovurncntH: S8r>. Lakeside jlii-d, vie..; ?:ir,. Inriuhv Mm, Desmond, ? KINDLING WOOD FOR SALC >nue, ltum"nn. N. J., nenr Imtiy hoHyltul. hack of Hum nun flrehuimc, Hum won, N. J. End fivemif, Went Knd: newly ilcrdrnted; Anbury Park, N. ,1. (JJK-II 0 to $3.50 kind; _lzrs 1G nml 17 only, |^x_lfi. K. F. ]}. (_ TKB of IJUKI Jiloiii: i-tm-: •'•!,; roi.d en COT- S7.ML 1'i-i.ntf h-'son, lii.lf Imur, ¥2.00. tho full ' CIDER MILLS 82.00 and $3.00. J. M. Klnliclnteln, 12 BIx room lirjuwe; lot 7Cxi50; J2.800, rond stand. nl_« 20x_0 foot, lot 60x100; KITCHF.N CAUINI.TS FOR SALE 21,000 cash. Itutnnce monthly pay merits. FOK RENT." _ -r nt j and kegs In stoclt. C. Hoteriioti, Court Weat Front street. Red Hnnk. _____ $3,400, S_,000 cafih, hiilnnco mortftoue. Junction. _tr_et._ Freehold. ______Caleb L. Lukrr, Uclforil, N. J. Phone Two steam hent.-d opurtinertB; nil im- 1, l.uke " JAMES SODEN. I>rovem(-nta; rent rr.inonnhle; fine location Belfnr.1. Pht.ric 7.-1'-^ I Keiin-I and '-)x find M'vi'ii TV>'>. v,id-, with jrlasn HEAVY HAULING """ "" CABBAGfi "FOR"SALE. FOR SALP,. door-, drawri •:iii'.| rut.ljoai-.l*: from Ihn William V. earn*/. Phnlanx, N. J., phone contractor and builder; all kinds of Job- Look, I tinve Bcvernl places for enlc In for ilentint or iloctor'a olllcc. Inquire of TURKEYS FOK THE HOLIDAYS.." of til klmlii, Rales rcinuiiahlr. Anilrrjiolt bing done. Dealer In l)uil(h«r«. phone- K«,l Hunk 70 1. James Snden, Uncroft, N. J. ______alaff roofer; tin roof a coated and made Priced SC,r>()0 and unwnrd. Cnlth L. Luker. place, Ited Hank. tlnyd. or for brpfilirn: riui'iu.i-iM, from one NEWVFORD TRUCK FbifsxtE. WANTTOBUY tit;lit. OliimncyB ratiuircd. Rooflnir mn> f the Inrjce^t floe It i in Atlantic tnv.-Nsliip. 1010 f.jr iN!;i)<-rti.,n, Thu I.and & Lnnn CA>. Heiford, N. J., phone 7_»F.»_. Kenmhurg. EMPLOYERS, NOTICE. 1 WHEN MOVING ~* S. H. WuIlliiK. linic 20, Katlet, N. J. On chickens nnd ducUu; will pay bent price. terinl far Bale. 123 Hudson avenue. Tied •rleei reiiioniihl... A. I . Il.unctf, Vnn.'.r- "KARMERS.'ATTENTION! PIANOS".""" Married tunn, who hnn Inr^o fumily, Cnll AmlCTmin llrotliorn. Tolrplionn ttefl the ea_y payment plnn. I'hone 880'M. Itcd Hank, or call 72 Bridge liank, phone 4Q0-J. nits Htnidy work at (unm driving, fnrm- IUTE:__N. J., phone Holmdcl TIJ-T-.a. If, yn.u ne-ii liru::! to shin ymtr produi-ti CREAM SEPARATORS. avenue. Hod Unnlt. U, Aflcr. . IDEAL PIPELESS FURNACES Our pinrios nn«i scrvico _re nupcrlor in nnnk 701 nnil net i)ur rate;). Anywhrra. In ell i*l_n_ In ntn.lt. C. H. Roterson, Installed complete, SCO unit up d<.Dcml!nf: (very wuy. A. II. Dirhan's Piintr. Shnw- x, clc (";in givu hiiht of roferrnces. ""THF.ATER~S.TE WANTED. GIRL WANTED" * Will pui-chnsp.nn Urond, Moninnuih nr Any time, Court atrt*«t, l-'reeholi!. ^ _ on nize. Immcditite IIIHI alia lion. F. N. •oom onrl Repair Shop, Driimmoml pineo Write dr cnll Mr. Ayer«, 41 South Btreet, niiidc :myv,hc_" in Monrtio'.ith county. Perth Ont qulcfc at ilgurco and n uooii hnnd. p p, p K.'il^ntown, N. J. ''rotlt Hti-c.tn, jilot of ]f),0t>0 miunr. fm-t * F6ir_rATE7TJABY^fARRTAGE. " "" Leslie, 2f> Clicsinut street, Nutlcy, N. J. (r.-i of to Ainb'.y H:i» __ BIHI:LI> Curp.. 70-7H j-.-iy- writer; for permnnent work. Address Girl Phono 4101. Nutley. ' "SAY ITlintl) WIT. HPhon FLOWERS.e It«lip cov- town, rj. J. enko. sJ'lKine Kenntliur w fH- ______Wnlllng, hnx 2, Nnveuink, N. J^ 2_0c n hnlf ilnzm. — ;i chaiK'.' I lint in. .Jin- wlm knnwi; n piaiu inu rond, Rrd liunli. RUGS—ORIENTAL RUGS. ers ma.MI e«rh. (i. A. Tilton, Drummonii place. Und think, rjioiie 10-11-11. K M iith Ktid Hank. Open to- furnished. Apply A. CiUroll.i, 73 Moo- F0.T3ALE. B3 Went Front jitreet, Retl Hank. It. D. No. I, IMW KM, lUtl Uunk. Phone eeeonil mortKUKea. Hione Ited Bunlc GOOD USED CAR BARGAINS. nii:ht. T*&m nf trootl lior nos, ebfap. Apply W. BARGAIN ON THE HIGHWAY. Mlddletown 272-K-41. CHAMBERS, THE~HOG KILLER, 13.1.M. Kilwtinl Wolf, 100 Monmouth Spectnl this week! \innt mirs thii! mouth- Rtroot, Ited Bunk. •jdffe touring, lik*> now; _,lit.b_!l touring, _ ^^K_ _^ A. Gehllinim. K-aiulwra, N. J. Gotid elulit-room house; n|] imrrove- POLES" FOR" SALE. Atlantic IIIfrhlundB. We kill private or Irwt, Red Hunk, .rjrnin; Durant touring. K'"id l.uy, nnd Why not nell fur irnmo'liate i^aah nil un- MONEY TO LOAN I.UKF- LONGHEAD rnentH: lnrBa lot 75x300. Price 81Q.S0O. Cedar poles, KK feet to • nnxnphone. Mu- Bide nvenue. Red Bunk. " FORD CARS. " ~ «. Church in very fine condition. No —FORTY^FIVE ACRES FOR SALE."" ™?.a£ni til.• Vv i-,-» nt I.llko I, hd HEAVY HAUUNC triotioi'8 on church corner. Box 35G, One and a half miles to Itcd Bnnk: nil Tho Koaijter1 avenue nnd Center street, Hoahritjhl. N. J^ aicinns furnished for nit occnBions. Phone POULTRY WANTED. (Jome in and look nt tiur list of used : rf all ItEiirix; rates TcnsomihV. Anderson Arthur Dnyee, 312-M, Flumaon, N. J. Fwi-il trucktt, tourinffit Ami COUPM; all fn AlIeniHir-st, N. .1. ,'0od Broun'l, pood house, two Inrfje bn BrotJ^cre, phone Kcd Bimlt 704. ,_ Will pay tho hlKh'?8t market price for r (| WATCHf REPAiRlNG' ' (food fOinpr, Term a. Durnnt Motors, 115 and usu.l outl)ui|i|jnf, 3; K od roa'l: 510,000, TO RENT, FURNISHED. « COAL" RANGE FOR SALE. POUND" FISHING "BUSINESS'"FOR" SALE! frenh killed brolicrn or fnwl. Deliver to Wnnt Front direct, Kerl Hunk, piionc Ifi71. FOR RENT—A BUSINESS LOCATION^ $3,r.00 ensh, lialunc*? mnrltunBo.. C. Luker, watcli nn'l lock repairing". In cood condition; prico rpnnonable. AD- Gonrn for two complete pounriB, two G. DellB & Son, 123 West Front atreet, nnd livint; rooms nt 21 IJrond Htreet over .elford, N. J., pheme 7,1-K-Si, Kcnnshuric. for winter or nil yrnr round, six-rtiom — ROUSES R RKNT7 liu,H!;il"w, riitlii'rino «t, I niul Kiimii iv.. K. ply Kl South etrect, Red Bank.- hniitu, one new: all trenr In fimt clnna con- Ited HFUIII. I'hone «7B. F0 Wilbur'*; in (he 1iunk*Kt KCCUIIII; nix u>nm* "~ HOUSE FOR SALE ' LIVE dltlon. Pcul Tarnrtw. FJelford, K J. MONEY LOST. I havo tr> olUr fnr rent several nice six huth. all improvements; mtidenite rpnt. l-'air llavi'ii; with i;anur". all im- Ilnnk. Knlckerbockft* tnttta, eelVPS, hntrs and -poultry wanted. GARAGE" FOR RENT. " Left in telcphono booth nt the Red Hnnk nnd erven room Imusen nnd npnrtniputft for Apply 10 Kiwt Front Btreet, Kcd Unnk, The in Maple nvenue, Red Hank; i-iclit mums prnvriiii'titu rn- hr-it nnd ty. AD- Plione IR9-U. Immediate pnsHt-tsicm. D. W. MarLlti, 240 rl & Land Co, ind nil improv. ments : j-.-ini-.; cnti h» [ p]y to Ccnt'co linini' Syc'ini. N. UuiU. plinne _B<17-Il. ReilFanJt. __ Renr of Thomaa'a Inn nt 44 Wrst Front railrond ntntfon on Fridiiy, November 7th, lOURht fur 516,.r'0<>, $ I,f>00 en :h, morUinK'* I Dounhly - h'uic, 1-nir I!a\ around 2:00 (/clock. Liberal reward. Tel- ER«t l-'ront titrect. Red Hank. I'hone 113B. Carpenter Work Wanted. f BARGAIN FORD TOURING CAR ntrcL't. Ai»i»Iy nt 10 Eaut Front etreet, PIGS FOR SALE. •cmain. P. V. Kennedy, IM Motjmdijth * Uc<\ Bank lli'l-J. for "file; Ron.l runnintr order; $4fi. V. Red Bnnk. Tho Land nnd Lonn Co. ephone Red Biink 1^12. _ _ SWAN FLEW AWAY Kight woeks old; one litter of Berk- All Uinds of iiibllnn nltended to by ill SII_n_er. Morris nvonuo, II«Ifo_<1, N. J. " LOTS FOR SALE. ' DRIVER WISHES POSITION last Wwlncmlny from Ccoru*! Dex UT'H hires nnd two litter* of Jersey Ret!n. AI- HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.""" " ~'™ C-_NING»-si_N_: place, Ttun^on road, II tinmen, Any In- o Green Mountain potntocH. Harold C. experienced carpenter. Write or phone, WANTED FOR CASH. Twn flno Iota, Kunlaldc pnrlt; bnrjrnin to drive nny Htnnditnl nhift. truck or plen- Look, hou^c of fii'ven ronim jinil cpllnr to quick buyer. Fino location, fine treea. nurc car: not nfniid of work; milk route formation wDiild bo appreciated hy notify- r.linndi, Freehold, N. J., R. D. No. 1, iK mny be, h;ui nt TJK; Mni-vm, 11G Ilardiiui rend. Red Uanllj Ford Iiotiy, four tlrmr. eeilnn type. Ad- ing. Mr. Ward on Lhe Dexter place, Hum- Colt'a Neck road. inle with n small sum cash, Printed or lin. 7Tic n dozen, 40c n half Adilrenn P. W., drawer M,-Red flank. preferred. Aililrmn William Hcam«, P. O. balance monthly payments. 1'nsnf'ssion nt I'hone -150-1!. dreun William 11. K«1ly, Everett, N. J. __ HOK (>. Little Sllv«r, N. J. BOIl. _ ^ GLAS5 TABLE 10P "FOITSAILE; rlo >n canllioard, 40c a ilozrn, ^TWO-ROOM APARTMENT FOB RENTr SPECIAL, once. You will bo aurprincd. Cnleb Lukpr, 2{)e half I boyn* $8.fi0 cont swentcra, brown, green, IF YOU WANT A CAR QUICKLY ""GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE FOR~SALE.~~ ClasB top for table, four f«et, ten Inchcfi, Belford, N. J., phone 75-F-31, KcinslmrK. Antique Furniture Wanted Pflrnlnhed complete, nil Improvementa. 12E acre farm: tfoorl house and all build- hy thrnc foot, fseven and ii hnlf inches; heather nntl navy, 52.50. J. M. Flnkel- and at a low price look over the odoHnRfl HOUSE FOR SALE. EVERBEARING RASPBERRY BUSHES in nny condition. Describi: whnt you hnvd Apply nt flntverRl'l o nvcnuo, Red Hnnk. Btcin, 12 West Front street, tied Bank in Tha Register's Wnnt Department enclt Inyu in A-l condition; fruita and lierrics: nmmlcu coriR'rs ; in perfect condition. Will for sale. 'ihi:i ii the time to net out yimr LEM SUTFhEN, : along Rood rond. nenr witter: $20,000, part noil for hnlf price. Cnll nt 115 Hudson Five room hungnlow nnd luilh'; nil im- and I will cnll; also repairing anil polish-. PEERLESS SEDAN, 1D20." week. Many nre ndvertised nt prices that provements, city wntcr, electric, heal, laun- rnapberry liuiihen f.,r onrly KPrinn fruit. paper hnn&lna and decora ting. 22 Wa_b- mnko tlion) renl tmrRnina. cash. Cnleb Luker, phone 7B-F-B1, Keane- HieLUed Unnk. Strom: thiT(-->'i-:ii-.old bushed fi.r !-ale; al- illK ilone. Ferrif, ~V> Meciinnii*. utreet^ In very godil condition nm) hnn good burg. '"' dry, Ktia stove; l»t fi5^107; n\no oiit;-r;ir Ington Btrcet. Red Rank. Phone C54-J. tires: 'oriRhinl owner. Will fiull nt very SMALL STORE FOR RENY. ' "NO GUNNING" SIGNS" " Kiu-flfre; price 55,iiO0. Small H^nnlo. Apply 211! Wcsfl fioei into over 7.20O homes every week. medinte roSHPflBion ; nplrndid locution. W. "Slims warning nrrnirut cumvni; or trefl- Thc^e animals arc from the finest milking DOCTTTAND BULKHEAD BUILDER. A. HnpplnR, HcdlHanlc 3P7. Refined couple will care for nmall house pnssintr may be had at The RegiHter office. trains, Ideal milk supply for Hiiburlmn St; fur hot bt'il sn?!i when you can buy Front street, Kcd Bank. Portnblo dnclcfl and flouts a opeclnlty. HOUSES FOK SALE, PORT MONMOUTH. tiil .Spring and pay nwdernte rental. Can Printed on mualin, 75c a dazen, 40c n half families. KamanefiBin I'arm, Holmdel, them for S2 frnm mi?? HxG heavy HPi-llce A. S. White. 2R Onkland atrept. Red Dank. Have nevernl hounes far eolo nt Port GARAGES A SPECIALTY. furnish satisfactory referencea: please rive dozen; printed on cardboard. 40c a dozen, N. J. frames, double ;< trenrth Klasn: liuiinhle for FOR SALE. :r M on mouth. N. J, Cnleb L. Luktr, Del- I build garaged from $100 np. Let rne details. Address G. S., drawer JI, Red 20c_tt_hnlf dozen, porch enchmu-M. IMrc Maud Dotl^e, Hum- " ~WIRE"WHEEL SERVICE. ford. N- -I. Phone Kunnphurc; 76-P-31. nhow you nnmc of the many I have built. Wlira wheels rebuilt. John H nBen, 42 Rank. : KALAMAZOOT" PIPELESS "HEATERS"~ fion road, otf Hraneh nvonue. Little Silver, liurnsey bull, four years old: pedU Ralph B. Sickolfl, carpenter nnd builder, 84 G"ENtLYMAN S~ESfATE FOR SA7IX~ instnlled anywhere. Ready to linht, 59C N. J.. phone 83 1. Roil Bnnk. Went Frnnt utrppt. Red Rnnk. Pbrne 72-R. TWO-ROOM APARTMENT McLnrpn ntroet. Red Bank. BUNGALOW ON RIVER, Farm of 125 ncren, u beautiful home, $140. Cash or installment. Heater re- Kreed nnil nn exceptionally fine specimen. CHESTNUT POSTS FOR SALE. with kitchenette; nicely furniflhed for light next to Thomnu's Inn. for rent furnUhecl or near Sandy Hook Ray and Atlantic HiRh- moved if unsatisfactory. Year factory Phono 155, Ited Bank, Superintendent, hounclcnepiinc or will rent slriRly. Phona FOR SALE, RED BANK, unfurninheil; four rooms nnd bath: hot ldB; price $20,000, hnlf cash, balance One of tlie line.-it iirupurties on Broad Two hundred liorcd popt. for nont and fiftoon lota 50x155 fret, res trie trd. hiarh puarant«e. We can beat part of lnrpe "Shore Acres." Litlle Silver. N. J. rnll fpnee. Konttrr Tlrnn., Clnrkghuyg. N. J.1171, Rn.1 Ilnnk._180_Erwt Front ntreot. witter heat; nil improvements. The Lnnd rtuaKc. C. Luker, Bclford, N. J., phone ho uses. P. O. box 235, Bradley Beach, Rtrrft, Ksitontown, on State llichway; DONT RIDE elevation, nlonff erooil otreet For the nnd Lonn Co., 10 East Front street* Red 75-F-31 Keansburg. He ven main house with all imrrovementa; ' "COnNnFOlTSAiLE. whole, 25,500 canh. Cnleb Luker. Bclford. Bank. N. J. LOOK! FOR RENT! " with a broken windshield Bring your car SPECIALTY beautiful lawn, garden nnd fruit trees; Good yellow corn. Willlnm V. Cnrney. here nnd let us put In a new plata piano. Phone 7S-F-31 Koannhure. BUNGALOW FOR SALE. K.ir«(re. HnrKiiin; price SI0.000. Terme. Three rooms, furnialicd. with kitchert Phalanx, N. J. Phone Mlddlctown 278-F- Phone 13 or 130O on greenhouse painting and dazing; also Beautiful bungalow, nearly new: dix MUlcr'n ftn Went Front street. Red Bank. FOR SALE nrid oslc Luko Longhead to fill your wants. house painting. Special price on fence T. Klv/ood Snyder, rral cstnLo broker, Ent- and .as range; Broad street, near Mon* 32, on Rnilrotid avenue, DcITord, frontn_e 850 roonl3, all improvements; nice Mil-round* nntown, N. ,T.. phone 21HG-II. POULTRY BOUGHT AND SOLD. He la an efficient worker nnd hln charges, painting. Day or contract work. Eati- !liK». on State Highway, rironu street, Eat- mouth. Suitable for couple. KeasonnblQ FORD SEDAN FOR SALE. Attve or fresh dreBHcd chickens bought feet by 140 feet deep, facinR two av_n_ are _mnll. Twenty-five cents will take o matea cheerfully given. Peter Titus, box A 1021 model. Patrick irnllcrnn & Son, Price $1,000. Caleb L. Luker, Bclford. ontown: S6.500, tcrmf. T. Ehvood finyilor, terms. Phone 52G-M or 613-J nfter air, r Bold: will pny best prices J. Baker, thirty-word mossneo into over 7,000 4. Kennpburir. N. -T. eal estate broker, phone 213G-U, Katun- Farm of seven nnd a half acres, three in 33 Center nvenue, Atlantic Hltflilondfl, pehaile street. Red Bnnk- Phono 1002-JI. Phone 75-F-31 Kennnhurg. homes. _ _ ^ rune a, balancL- in apples, peaches ami nil N, J. FDR SALE. town^ _ PRiVXTETDANClNCr 'SfOiDlO. SHOP FOR RENT. HOUSE AND TWO ACRES FOR SALE. PROPERTY~FOR~SALE. AlonK stnto road, nenr Atlantic High mull fruits. Pnmll six room, house, bnth, HOUSE FOR RENT. TO FLORTSTSOFT TRUCKERS. ummer kitchen, fliicken house, lovely Comnnche Drive. Portaiipeclc, N. J. Mia _ Rear of Max Leon's ofilce, 22 West CotluRO of neven roomM, imnrovcmcntH; Ciithciin. O'lirien properly nt Hcadden's lnnda, four teen-room house, nil improve Chanel1 of a lifetime to liuy lint lieil Seven rooms, clone to ntntion tnd nchnol, Front street. Apply nt Tho I.nnd nnd nenr Rod Ilnnk hun lino nnd Ktntlnn: Corner; acre nml u quarter of land, seven- men tat lot 150x225 feet: price $8,500. liiwn with lar,;c Rhadu trees; hin:e Rolco Dorothy R. Smith, member New York So- fint rcnsonnlile. 20 Leintiton avenue, Red Ba?h, 3x(j, niaile of heavy aiii-tiee friiniea. elcclric plant. Mrs. A. IInRue, l'J2 Iiiver- I/Dtn Co.. 10 East Front street, Ueil Bank. ?7,f>00, easy term«; immediata pOHseHsi room IIUUHR and a barn, suitable for home TermH. Cnleb Luker, Bclford, N. J. Phone ilouble fitrcn(,'th ulass, at 52.00 ench. Mr*. e avunue. Ked Bank. Plume Riid Bank ciety Tcnchcrs of Bancinfr; class or private W. A, Hbppimr, Roil Bnnk. find poultry farm. • Tliono 27 5-F-2 Mid- 75-F-31, Kennsburir. T^iT Maude DOIIKO, Itnmsnn road, off Ilrnncli b lcssona for children anil adults. Phottd Ford m-ilim, A-l conilittnn; Intc '21; lot UPHOLSTERING. djotown. y^ TITLE EXAMINER. nvenue, Little Silver, N. J,, plione 831 KeJ NOW IS THE TIME FOR BOYS' SUITS. nf extras; Rood rubher nnd pnint; chenp tor UpholntcrinK and reflniahintr of nil kinds FORSALE. ~ Dont invest one cent in real estate until Bank. TWENTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE. 1372-J, Long Branch. Two pnira printn. $7.00 to ?15. J. M.cash. Cull Red Bank 874, for appointment. BfinutiC\il six room hous»p, all improve- Two hundred ami twenty-live npplc trees, nnkplatoin, 12 Went Front ntreet. Red of furniture. Frank Howard, 121 West you hnvc first had the title searched. Ver- WINDOW CLEANING. SAVE MONEY. Front street. Red Hank, phone, shop 330-J: ments, on H tn to litfrliway, Entcntown; min W. Rone, Jtitle cxnminer, room 30, poar*, plums, cherries, quinces, grapes, LANDSCAPE GARDENER^ Unnk. shrubbery; ?H,f50(1: tnrnm. , T. Elwood Wo make n apecialty of cleaning win- i)LM*ries nnJ asparagus; 550 LeKhorns, two FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Do yotir own sales rnnn. Lulco Lorishoad renldence 4SR-M. Red Bnnk. Uroad Street National bank building, Red dows of stores, offices and private renl- Prunlcg by experience!} men: spraying Cut in nny kind of lentrthn, noM by cord will take your meBsnuo Into 7,200 homes FOR SALE7 Snyder, realtor, Eatontown, N. J., plione Bank. Phone 7S-W. horses, all tools, four head nf cattle, ilx- etlfl half cord. II. Rltzau. Red Ban It, phono 21.0-K. dences; also Renernl office cleaninu. Rates ronm house nnd nil buildings: ?10,E00, In?ing out of ground,, largo tr email. A&* nt n cost of 26 cents for thirty words or Some fine imported flnt coated TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS reasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 43 vice given aa to what, wheu end bow t(3 2B-W, l retriever puppies nnd KTown HORT: n FARM FOR RENT OR ON SHARES. for sale nt Entontown. Ench 50x150 feet S5.500 cash, balance murtKage. Caleb L. Washington »trcct. Red Bank, phone Luker. Hclford, N. J, Phone Kcansburg, pl-nt. T. H. Btiles, 121 Harding roaJ^ FARMS—LIST FARMS BUILDERS. porno fnrm machinery cheap. Bryan, port- Ninety ncrea, tillable; house with all im- nnd only a few steps from bus line; water, 654-M. F»l with Urown &. I.nninn, Keyport, N. J. Lfikewond nnnd nnd wanned Rrnvel, nlnff, au-Peck, LonK Branch, N. J. provements; heart of Marlboro. Hnncly to , and electricity in Btreet. For quick HOUSE FOR SALE. Red Bank, phono 11*58. Writt« or phono 420 Keyport for roprencn- cinders, top noil-dirt at n renHonnblo price. UPHOLSTERING. school, churches and depot. U. H. Strykcr, sole; only $350 each. Address D. O. W., New modern house with all improvc- IVERS & POND PIANO, ttl Phono Red Bank 5C0-J, Howard G. Rouc- Upholstering nnd rcflnishinu of -ill kind: 4G Harding road, Red BnnL Phone drawer M, Red Bank. ents; fireplace, Btcam hoiit, t;arnKo: lo- the only jii:ino oiiiriully used by the BOB- A REAL BARGAIN. PART OF HOUSE FOR HENT. volt. of furnlturo. Frank Howard, 121 West 117R-M. '-' LOANS. cated in a tr icily residential section. For ton CoiiBerv;itory of Music. One of the New BIX room house, till improvements} Four Inrne room-*, part improvements, Front street. Red Hank, phone, shop 399-J: HOME SACRIFICE, $2,750. Persons Recking loans or hnvlng money price nnd terms nee D. W. Martin, 210 very iinost piamm made. Looks just lifco HAY FOR SALE~ " rowidonco 453-M. Ro.I Rank. ;_ now. If you wnnt n, piano _eo this in- cement wnlk a and cellar one block fron. In Rumion, opposito McMnhon's m'cen- AUnlfa, mixed, nnd timothy hay for Hale: Corner lot. 50x150, KniaKe: acros3 from to Joan on bond and mortR*p;e are ur?ed to Enst Front atreet, Rod Dank. I'hone Ked hnuneH, LOST. new school, Seventh avenue. Long Brnnch; rend Tho Register's Wnnt Advertisementa, 'Bank 1138. Htrument. S;iv« over 51_ii. Easy pay- bus, five minutea to stntion; $5.2T>OJ will deliver nnme. Chrlney S. Conover CUBII 51,200; ens, wnsh tuba. Charles mriitri on all our piano, nnd full i;uaran_ ' CONTRACT0R~A DUILDER. Coit'i Neck, N. J.. phono 27Z-F-82, Free- Masonic wstch fob, with chain nnd black where opportunities for quickly filling your SEMI-BUNGALOW FOR SALE. Terms. Phone 13U7, Red Bank, Eden Sfl Cement nitlcwnlkH, ntc. Poter Dcpontl, ribbon nttneheil. Kinder please ruturn t Drertser, 115 West Front Btrect, phone Red wnntB_rnny_be_found. toes. TuMinp's, 1-1 Monmouth street. Red Ewin_r. SO Wcatside avenue. hold._ _ Bnnk ti'M.__ Benutifully locnted ncmi-buiiKalow,' five H.ink._Opt>n tonight. 24fi Shrewsbury nvenuo, Red Bank, phone , FARM OF 149 ACRES FO W. A. Clnytnn. 20 Potent place. Red Bonk, ~LAKE"~FRONt~PROPERTY FOR RENT. minutps" wnlk from State Hitrhway; KIK 454-J. nnd Ret five dollars reward. CADILLAC PHAETON FOR SALE. Five sleepinf- rooma, steam heat; garaga FARM FOR SALE! Hent noil, two miles from ClnrkHhurff: rooms, irnprovement?. A nic1 e home: look SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS* 513,000 ensh -will buy my 1021 V-fi3 Lnke nnd street porches; hurdwood (loom; Onp hundred acre* of Kond tillable FURNISHED ROOM AND KITCHENETTE Iwelve-room house nnd other buildings; BELTING. this one over; p-1,000. term. *. T. Elwood Bug: s—beautiful reveraibta rugs mad el chenp, ca»y terms.' Wode, Fnrmingdale, Goodyear 4 ply rubber bfltlntr In vari- Cadillac four-pnHsentrer phaeton: fi,r>00 all in A-l condition. Yearly. 51,500. Snyder, rent estate broker, phono 21.1G-K, Bvound: will urow anything. The past yenr for llcrht hmiflckeejilnK for rent. Atiply nt milo.i; fully oauipped. Kendall Methot, Entontown. it has crown the best potatoes in Atlnntic from your old carpets and ruga. Sand 88 WfiHtiinRton utrppt. Red Itnnlc, phone N. J. ous) willtha In stock. Rawhide lacing and I'hono 2743. SomerH, 2 Edgemere drive, "Candy" belt hooka in stock. C. Uober- Ifi3 Maple avenue, Red Bank. Phone Red Wcat AUenhurst. N. J. unship; nlao suitiiblo for a dairy fnrm: 80G.M. __ LAND FOR SALE. nnr.lt 23!t. _ _ _ FOR SALE. twelve-room lioUse nnd cood outbuildings; postal for circular and full particulars^ Ona hundred ncres nt Everett, or will don, Court street, freehold. TWO NEW STUCCO HOUSES FOR SALE. One thousand fiber cans for packinR reason for selling, wish to close on estate. Weirtteld RUB and Carpet denning Co.j "FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE. DESIRABLE~ST ORES~FOlCRENf\ cereals nnd pasteboard nhippitiK cascn to Oood runnlriR onlcr; price $2S, Cnll 17 divide to suit piirchnHcr; wltli or without APPLES, APPLES, APPLES. One five ronms nnd nil improveme William Ciirncy £_lutc. Phalanx, N. J- 391 Welrfleld street. Brooklyn. N. Y. huildlntrii. Address X., drawer M, Hed Choice IlaldwinB now ready for Rale by New stores In desirable locntion; nuit- nnd one six rooma und nil improvements; contain them. Gooils new within the year. Phone Middlelown 27H-F-32. Iltiflflnn nvenue, or ' phone Red Dank Bnnk. barrel or basket; hnvo about twenty bnrrel nble tor ten room, auto agency, »ccenH price of each house, SOtOOO. P. I1'. Ken- Will discount from price pnid for them. fi39-\V. iea nnd kindrcil linea. Satisfactory rent to Anply to Mrs. A. J). Conover, New Mon- LOCATED AT CENTERV1LLE, RUGS AND CARPETS^ YES. IT WILL BE DONE RIGHT TYPEWRITERS EXCHANGED, for nnle. K. M. WyckofT, Lincroft, N. J. nedy, IH Monmouth utrcct, Red Danlc, I'hone Middletown 7J14-F-12. rijtht pnrty. Apply at office of SiRmund phone 447-R or 1520-R. mouth, N. J. ' on ctintinuntion nf Laurel x nvenue from CIeaner.3, repairers and reversible weaT4 If your enr In wnohed nt the Roro TIunneR, Hold, rontud; now milling mnchlncn, $100. Eisner Co. KennsiburK, farm of uovon ncrea, five r Enst ROth atreet, New Inc.. Globo Court and Mechanic atreet, nvenue. Anbury Park, N. J.. pointment. 33 Waverly place. Red Bank, York City, phone 1J13B, P]n_a. port 3fi7. and paper hnnfffntc; renflonabltj prices. A. FOR RENT. Red Bank, phone 8G7-M. LANDSCAPE GARDENER. , NEW HOLLAND O. Go IT, Red- Bank. Phona Red Dank Six Inme cozy rooma nnd btith [ all im- HOUSE FOR RENT, CHICKEN FARM FOR SALE. New grounds laid out nnd planted. 01(1 826-M. provements; fftirnKc; at 12 Spring alreet, HUNTING 1^A~^Oi^^RAWS~NiGR furnished or unfurnished; seven roomn, FOUND— feed mill* nnd nlno plntes for anrno In Double bnrrclKuna $20 to $50 ench. All a (ln« place to store your ear for any Fourteen nc'riM; bunfinlow of six rooms ground? improved and beautified. Trecfll ittnck. C. H. Robergon, Court Htrcct, FOR SALE. Jlcil Hank. Apply Thomas Connors, Mon every modern convenience; delightful on place; h.it wntor heat, two open fire- roe nvonne, Shrewolmry, N. J. kinds of,..nmmunition. All kinds o' eport- r-otehborhood; S70 monthly furniaheJ. SB period of time; open day ami night; just and shrubbery epmyetl jtnd pruned. Ad<4 Frnehold. Richard Bon &.' Puynton plpelens heater, inc Roods. NewapaperB, conrectloncry, to- n block from Broad street; plenty of room places. Chicken houses for J.000 cliick- Vulcnn ens ranffe, hot writer coll, HOB rndi- unfurnislicd. Edward W. Lintner, 6 West i-ns: chieki'ii hromlinj; house; artcsinn well, vice gladly eiven. N. Gutterbnch, >o_ 232^ WHEN MOVING QE^ bacco. .John DiFicrc, Shrewsbury rvenue, Main street. Freehold, N. J. for either indoor or outdoor pnrkintt. Boro cnll Andpmon brothers. Telephone Ret! ator. Address Box 330, Red Bank, phono betvvecn ordinary UBCII earn nnd jrood used Rod Bank. Auto Storage, Mcchnnio street and Globo in fact evi'i-ythin-r that is needeil on a Fair Haven, N. J., phona R«d Dank 421-M* 701-M. enrs. If you wnnt a Rood used car com SELL DIRECT. i-hiekeii rnnn: ?10.O0O. fiood terms. KDe Bank 704 nnd set our rates. Anywhere, ~BRO~KEN WINDOW? court. Red Ilnnk. ^^ Any time. , FOR RENT. nnd tnlte your choico. Durnnt Motors 11! Farmers nnd [tardenera who have surplus P. I'. Kennedy. Ill Monmouth street, Red IFcnrATODfGGER REPAIRS' | WcB^FrontRtreet^Ucd Bnnk. Call Red nank 79-J nnd havo Barae re- produce to sell can well make use of Luke FOR SALE AT BELFORD. Hank. Telephones -M7-U or 1620-11. " Dl_5XRAin_ir~HOTfsE FOR RENT. Four Inrfre rooniB. electric Hfrht nt Camp- placed. Single nntl doable Rtrensth win- Art old-fail hinnod cozy nix-room house at Wickatnnk: ccnuino Hoover, Littld boll's Junction; very chenp. $13 peVILLAGr E HOME AND~~ACRE~ GROUND dow Blnsa. Plato prlasa windphieldn our Lonfjhend'B department of Tho Register in A HOME FOR SALE Finn location nenr rnllrnml ntntlnn: mod- r finding cuntomern. A tnlrty-word adver- with cellar; lot 150x200 feet: nlong good bury, near Red Hank, live room Giant, Asptnwnll and Emoraon. If It's farm erntn rent. Apply nt the office of SIgmund month. Apply T. E. Rhoade.it, Cai'.ipbeU's close to bus and store i «ood location; iipecinlty. Miller's, 83 Went I ront otreet, road, near Fchool, church, Btntinn nnd Shr Junction. cinht room house: nil improvjmen.'M; :nrce Ro.l Pnnlc. ti^prnent coats only 2ii cenls. cottage containiniT pas. water, tubs, range machinery we have it, What are youp __Ixr,_r Co. bun. Only S3,r>00, S 1.000 cnuh, balance ;ind heater. shailt-R, double floor.i, floored TilON TO LOAN FARM FOR SALE OR RENT trct'B, linrna, garden; price S7,000. Ray FOR SALE. mortgage. C. Luker Uclford, N. J. Thone requirements 7 Sae u_. S. V. Conover flj on NutBwamp rond, ncnt* Red Hank: 115 11. Stillman, Entontown. N. -I. New six room house witli bath, city -F-31, Keansburp. attie. cemented i-ellnr: fiarnlre. fruit trees on approved first bond nnd mnrtffnRe. Ap- Forty ncros of frround on Little Silver water, ens, electricity nnd heat; ono min- and line shrubbery : half block tn bun: ex- Bro.. Wicltatunk, N. J. Phono Holmdel p|y to Jolin II. OrcKory. 67 Drond street, ncrcn, 30O upplc nml pi-nr trccn. Apply to FOR RENt.~~ Point rendy for (li'velnpmciit; rlnht nn the ROOMS TO LET. cellent location. With this house will noil 26-F-I24. fl«d Rank. ____ M Jnckeon atrect, Lonff Branch, N. J., for Ono Btore nnd two npnrtmenti. five Slirewsbury river, fncinir two rondn. Phnnc ute from stores nnd bus: rent $40 per Two or three furnished or unfurnished Ul month. Apply Rny H. StiUmnn, State one or two fine biiildinir lots. Inspection RAW FURS BOUGHT. rooms, bnth, hent, nil imnrovomrntn; tn 21H(Ml. T. Elwood Snyder, renltor, Eaton- llitrhway, Entontown,, N. J. rooms; or would share iiart of n house with solit'itril. Phono 1C0O-M, Itcil Dank. HEMSTITCHING. We pay the hifttiust priced for rnw fiirn. FOR RENT. heart ot town. Wnllnce Jeffrey, 39 Linden town, N, J. a Quiet couple, whno it would l.e liomi- ~ GAS RANGES AND PARLOR STOVE ~ Furniehetl or unfurnished, eijrnt room place, phone 161-R, Red Bank. SPLENDID HOME FOR SALE like, nml for oomimuioiLship; wild Chris- Nqw being; dono at tho Singer Shop btf J. Miller, Entnntown, N. J. Phone aiOG-J, LOOKt CLIENTS WAITING, 1 for salo; Triples foiii-liuriier, lump oven. K«tontown. houne, oil improve mo nta, nleepinfi porch, HOUSEKEEPER WIS11ES POSITTONT" Properties wanted alonK State road. If in Freehold, $5,000, $760 cash down, bnl tian woman alone. Atldre.-;.! ]\Irs. Lei , IIin raiiKo for sale; nlniost new. used only the company's new expert operator. All Rarntre, chicken house. Phono 1236-W. Reliable midtlle aned woman wishes posl you have any farina or other prnpertien In nnco ensy terms; nix nice rooma, bnth, hot drnwcrJMjJlPd llnnk. ______inie inontli. Will sell very ri-asonnblc as work eunrnntecd. Wide bfexicn hem* REED DOLL CARRIAGE WANTED. Ilvd Bnnlc. nnd cold water, new heater; lnrge corner Second ha ml Inrjjo rerd doll carriage tfon n« huunckeeper; nn objection to couph Monmouth county list them with Caleb I* lot GOxlGO. Edward \V. Lintner, r> West PLAYER-PIANO, " " have niove.t in bonne where It is not need- ntitcliing now ten cento a yanl. Ccorfia of children in widower's home. Address Luker. Ilelford, N. J.. phono 76-F-8L, T wanted. Writo to V, O. Box 117, Enlon- CHICKENS WANTED. Maln_Blre__t,_FreEhold, N. Lmitcr-Humnnii. polifilu'd niahocnny cn^e: ed. Also Ihi-i'i-.biiniir m-i-nnil hnnd ira.4 Wood9, Jr., n.ent, 20 Monmouth street^ -Will pny hisbcBt market prices for fowls 3-:. G., Itnx 114, Kcnnslmnr, N. J. Kl ^^ ______IIHH been uaeil for ilomon»t rntinjr; just like rnncc for ,S^.0O; nml parlor slove. nlmmt town. N. J. _ FOR SALE. Red Dank. _^ OAK WOOD. nnil broiler*. Cnll or write Mex. Zwickl. BOARDING. IIOME UUILDER AND new, Price ?r>-tr>, cany tt-rnia, without in- new, for iinU- very cheap. Cnll at no Hee- SO North Ilrondway, I,ong Ilinnch, N. J., Kindle nnd doiihlo rooms with board; nil Mnny pinna to choose from or will catl- PI on nu re nnd comtnercinl cam nnd terent. Knctnry Kiinrnntoe. Open CVIMI- l,.i- iihii-e. "r nh,,t,,. Ilml Hnnk r.R.l.TI Cut nny leimtri nnd ilcllvor-il: 80.00 per truclts; nlflo parts fur IU>o, Dorl, Chevro- "FOR SALE: "* Inml. phone 180-W. Warren Messier, Mld- Phnne 1B00 Improvements; hot anil cold running water. rnata ynitr plann. Scrccniiif:, porchen, trel- hiK«. Lnuter Piano (.'«.. 310 Cookman ave- INVEST MENTS;~~^ ~~ reriHnnabla rntcB, Hiidaon House, 1S1 lifieH anil purch boxes, Fenciiifr. Robert let, Ford, Overland nnd Dmlite I tires nnd iiiic. Aiiluiry l'lirlt, N. .T. ______StudebnUcr Rpoeinl Ii roupp, run undci* dletnwn, N. J. Hudson avenue. Plume 118-W. I,. Cook, ;t7 Kunnt't nvenue, Red Bank. tulies. Joapjih Hi Emmons street We repair railintom, niudi^unrils, hooils, Opportunities fur nitfe and profitable in- ' ITOUSE"FOR"SALE."~ imps, nmt ilo nil metal work. We sell a ineU-.-n tliouaan.i milpa; hn-i tii-(-ii pc-rfoc-t. CAR FOR SALE. vestmrnc mny he found by rcntlinK the of- Phone 1488. Lon^ Brnnoh. V Ilulck, five pnaBengor tourlnd. Good SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS Kinht room dwcllintr house, electric uliator fur n I-'ord for 514.50 that In a red for -«k; HIHT ferln^B In I.uka Longhead'n department ct tti'nutiftil rcvLTiilhlu ruirn mnde from old BUNGALOW FOR SALE. FARMERS AND GARDENERS honeycnmli rndiator that dont freere. \V* / rubber, prlf Btnrtt>r, $70. Phono Roil Th,: KoRiBtcr. carpeto nnd chcnillo portleicn. Writo for Tlila Is tiic Hvarion o( the yeiir when the Hunt, Bfns, bath, hent, cn.il rnnRe to y.o ^Ank 10 R 8-M. _ New six room biincnlow nt Heiford: will with the house; iMu-hisc.l p.in-hi t%v.> liUwl; • sell l-'iresl. ml otlii' er; A-l condition. A Umnlii fnt eiroiilnrn. Amerlrnn Hutr Manufactory. 2'J BPII on enay pny men t plitn. Sn-all turn fjnrden nml fnrm are yielding frpsli fruit: Wiiiilsliielda nml door lilasse.i a specialty. FLATS FOR RENT. VtT-mont wtret't. Rronlilyn. N. Y. anil! ffveiictables in nhundnncc. The Wnnt from nulnmd stntitin. Low pric and rcti- miick unit. Clarcn™ Wliilo. 3in l_*l SECOND-HAND CARS FOR SALE. Two (Int., ono flat nf nnven ronmn, nil cusli, balance monthly payments. Cnleb nonablc ILTIHH, Avuly I). W. WHIKIISS, 2 Hensonnble pricei. Itcil Hank Auto Raill- Ford and Dndire nedana, cnuprt nnd tour- I- Luker. Belford. N. J. Phone 76-tf-31. Drtflrtmcnt of The Reelster will help you ntor Works, lu VV?at '.'rout street. Red Front street, chonc 1SJ-J, lu-il llniiU. Iriff ears. Dnnlrl Hprhert, Nowmnn Rprlnifa improvrnicMits, nnil one of five rouma, nil BUNGALOW FOJtSALE. Konnfibtirir. flnjl/cuatomers for your crop?. ilu)iu^Htrret, Itcd Hunk. _ improvementn. Apply 2cpnrtmp»t cor.tn li\it S5 centi. tlm« Dnymenta. ilematitrhln_ _ 's no t'>Lt|.;i !'ein:ilL- olllce iidsistnnt. 'I'll htiUd«r. Red IhuiU. fifty barreln of Green Mountain potntoei!; POCKETIIOOK LOST. Malka cut nml tied liy hnnd. ilrst-clm ii.isitinn open ii nn under onn but olTrrs BUKKitli, (rood cnokcrB. ArUuir Kuhne, ninck trnthcr pookotlioiilt Ji.al Saturtlay tlrrhiivt,', lumtid ddK, Itlm-k nnd white, with for Rtih- nt hnlf tlu- 1'iU-c cf u nt-w one; fnt; nuiilit]^ ftunrimtdi-d. 'l'ry ono niul GIRL WANTED! ilark tun innrklmr^. i'h'iii.e notify. 1.. IIIHO chirk ITI ralitmrc liy ihf Imiidrtd. IN.wi-r'!. iniH'hiii.*,- wiili nmt.-r; «I-M tln-,..., 11 1 i i,.•. of ,idvn!i,.|.inenl. I'I convince _, til_ea, ilx to BBVIJII IMHU (Jolt'ii Neck, N. .!. nlnlit nn I.iiidrii plnro or Jlnnid ntrret; uorkim: finiilitliim and nurrnim A K|rl for Kciifrnl liniisework; munt he Vryar, II Dcl-'on-cHt. nvonuc, Red Iln my jtlnri'. Vninlfi-vci-r VaiiDnrn. Hnlf- uroof booth built t« lmhl two miu'liinPrt; "FOR SALE. Rontnineil mini of mnin-y. l-iinli-r return to Milc I'IHIII, im-'tntlin- llr.l H:uik, NtoleniU- r,iil;irv lo lief:in, ..Aiipliennt rniiftt males nml 3 >i t-> H "i pcutidf frhmlp Rood plnin molt nnd have irottd reference, 50 Minion pi lice. Red Hunk, llnwnrri. Phoiipj»2-.L _ wlit.lo (Uitftt. IUI »tiH»l in ni'w: sHil-il.h- for rimnp U<-d Ilnnk 941-.L __ About 300 ptmnda of rice corn for pop- cliiircli, hclmol or prlvntc u»f. Apply t'-1 In- iil.li- to Inku i-oiiinii'i-eliil iliotulli prire I!'/ CPIItn (MT p.mnil, •ir.Miicil. Khlini "WHXIAM v. ijii-Titicii, "'APARTMENTS I-'OK UENtT tnmn-nbe ac.-ul-ati'ly. Olio livillk- ill Red tnit; WPII flonfloncd nnd oT flrnt-fliiiiH aunl* VI. I- UvoVmim, Miilillfttiwn, N. .). liy imn'^lit iio-t C. (J. I). (Jn llmiij WANTED. fty. Apply i» Mm. A. I). Cnuover, New .Six ronm houm- nt Uuin.um, nil improve, plunibliif;, tipntluk' nnd tinniniu I'vimps and Four Vdnin ii|un tnicnt, Imtn, rl Hank lireli-irrd. Wrilu ill lulu; liaml to Wtniiitnir mid (rontmr tn lUnlcli Port MnnmniUh. N. J. _ "NO GUNNING" SIGNS. nace. 4U [,eiuhton nvenue. Red finiik, in-r month. I'. V. Kcntinly, 111 Mum uull noumbl, 7B cent si; nnijih dry wash (5 ccnti i\ior\i'.Y ion I'AHMr.iiH. y Hn.lli.- Hlffna wnrnliur r. rnln»t _t innlmr or tr__ M_nln rond IluniHon, plione UumHon 477. The l-rilernl Land Ilnnk. flu- mily fnrm- phntii* rtR:»I V Mi't'ct. plinni' .117-lt. nr lfi_()-K. per pound. H"iinl1 dry w.i^li nnd lint work ™ "TEACHER. " ers' mutual bmili. Mir net i'nrulni!i" f which pnaimtr may lie hid ut The Keirlnter ofilce EMPTY iiOUSLS COSTMONEVr Ironi-il1,, 'i1 cenh__nt». per iioiinpoundd s, IliiniHnndl m.niiu: I Violin, plnno. mrml- HUNGALOW FOR RENT " ""CEMENT IILOCKS. """ " ^-,1 buck to Ibo farmer .vbo bnr-.iwil th I'rJjjJ.-d <>n mualin, 7<>c a doion, 40G n Imlf A ho.ia. wit limn n tinunt in a poor ITI - If desired. Jorsey Cnnnt l.niiiidry. Went ' DAIRYMEN AND FARMERS. tnr, coriift, tennr lintijo. 69 Hector pines, nt llenllie I'nvli. nix imnu luin^nhiw on Rmrtntli, H\Hl ini-hr*. lfi evni-\ *w\\, do nioney. loans money to laniieri on first doioti: printed on cnnlbnnrd, 40o n dozen, ve-tmeilt. KnllHt tho nervlrrs of Lultt rront utreet. Ite.l Ilnnk. nlione ;«•!. Roil Ilnnic, rlinnn 1 lH','.. river, li;i!h with htunvcr, uprn lln-plafv, Hv»T«il 1H veutn; i-i>Uf__i. HJIC, 17 .-••nt b.inil nml inintuiii;!- nt ti'li per i-i'nt Inti-r It I y.»n t.. liwtl wllh it innii i 20J A half ilnxcn. ______Lonirhcftil In (Indlnir n ntiltiiltlo tennnt. Ha irns. ehrtrlrlty. irnnun-; three mitniit'.s* - ,,|_ y|.-|,. •" 'POTATOES""FOR SALE" r_nrhi>_ iivrr 7.H0H famllli'ii every week. i-a.-li. ilellvi>ri'r| wnlU In y tut ion; $\)U per monih. Vhinu: iilork. mill..- hiipnii'i'lili-iin, elc If yow clrculnr _nw_, nno mid two rnnn mwi In Orccn Mfluntnln pntntnos, lmli>d liny and ELMER C. WAlNKIGIlt,' |t(^l Ilnnk Si'.O. __ 2-\U Slirowntiiirv nvi'inii-. Ki-d llniik. 1'lu.in Milton, ilull lini'ln-d mill. yo/ii'. I luivo I'i' t! in Hui i-iitllo In nil ilzen In "In.-1:. V,, II, Itobcraon, Court •1.VI-.I. Drllvrn-.lMn town only. nlH-hlly inril I"" In » '""'Ii A wll farm h in Muiiiiii.ulli eoiinly nnil you wmr rnrrats for Rale. J. 11. Tnylnr. Willow Justice of tlio pi-uco. Crlminnl nnd oollco Kw'iity yearn Itritl my (t •trcrt, Froehfilil, N. J. lirnnk farm, Kverott roml. l'liono Mid ti«n cnuo'i ri'cclvo prompt nltentlon with I OR SALi-:." IIEMSTITCH1NO. I.H..WH nml .- nml .ihnilhl i.ill III .• 11..-. „ |,,..,ii i. in,.. 1 nm III .-retiry for ncnutlfnl humi' in KaUintnwn; trood In- Mcxii'nn. widu, iilrntlmr, culd and silver ih-il'-'t'. Monmniitli i-oiiillv. Semi for clreulnr lujmiine you nlwnyi Unov VIK' Wt: BOY renuHa, Pny and nttrht ncrvice. I'liono _, JUIir.. Very i-iuj t'l nn, willumt l"l :Uii your dlncnnlnl Imllerleo nnd raiilntnra. Ojllre^Jfil Cntliorlne nlreet, Ited llnnlc entiiin; nil hnpi-ovt'iuonttt; nix rn'iinn. i{nr- rtiliiciitotiea nttm-hcil tn miitci'lals: hnttniui (l|l,.|| l-veillllna. l.llilCrr l'imii> I'.,., Henry II. Wo.In. l-;innintibil». N. I. Pimm ihilnl(iiii;, uliiliiiK. nmrhlno ••mlam.!.^ flii.W, Jrflflph KniftAHt 9fl Kmmuns nti'eet, Long elenned nt thn City Pry Clotmlng and Rye- UOIIO AUTO STORAGK, rm.kmni, iivi.uii... Asl.ury I'nil;. M. .1. _r> nl Din lliuuly l-nsiTION VVANTl.IX WAn.vi.ll Init WorkB, \* Mochnntc ulrpot, nenr Ilrr)nd MccrmnU) Blrfct nnd Clobo Court. Will 1'lnuie 'jnfi.lt. ITIv bin nimMutdi^ "fiXl'EKlENCKI)'"HE !__•_" • Irrrt. Itvij Rnnlc. Phono 108-R. WilllAin _tor« your our l>y tli« Imur, dny, week, Shop, 111 llninil nlreot, lti>d llnnU. Y.,11 I,, i,,. five. ,i full linlf-iuillinl f«n J Iti*lp nf any kind rnn cimlly he fniind Untrov, proprietor. month nr yenr Dny nnfl nlfilit sorvlcc. MONEY TO "LOAN. " t'UIlNI.SIIEI) HOOM.i. " h,ir |..|.-I,III;I. rf I'i. ll,-,.i ]' HI f-ui.-ii -•- r t:. lli, nt Oheorfully fuiiii.h.Ml ri> .nn> in pviviit 1" ability thri>ii(t!i nn ndvcrlieemcnt In The U_«l_- r On boml find rnoiiimmi 11. -..". t -\A> r. I .•••ihil.i, •> THE COST IS LOW. — CAHD'PARtV. lied Maik (lr vi< hilly In mimn oT $M)I> to hiim<>; kilrhcn jirlvileKi's it denn-d; im , n full linlr-pi.iiml i.ai-Ui I I'm Tim chnttii' ff>r advertisement* In Ihln (Juilil »f lh- (ioldeti Rill.'. Turntlay. He- Sr.0,«l)O. Apnlv -lohn A. Lovely, rminnoinr- nlllllty nml 'u'l-vii-r i-nuni. l-'.n- iii'vn.lm.'n ! ,, lri»>. A t«l nt <- department nf Tim RcwUtcr In 25 oentn Itrovernnit-i; iilni:iiuil In.-nlion. Ah., wi.iil. , ,..II i iii.urli In "I lull, I.... ^\, .'K i. T "~ "" ANDREW J. HIM.. CPIIIIHT Ulh. lll_4. nt _ :1II P. M., nt thii nt-lnw, ijr.nth Arnboy, r^. J., photift South iHinril rhlld ov.-i- H(N. .(. I'..II... K, !>_ Soull nddiTHH W. M.. draw.-I- M. It"il MnnK. .... II n.l i.l . .HI.', !...•• lo I until lt>vtvi\ tnr tittle I'oprr linn [i In ir nnd deofirnLlfitc; Intorlor for thirty words or leaa, A low cunt for hnint! of Mm. II. L. Hch.-iuli, fi 1 Went j^mlior ini-M iivcnii.'. Atlimllfl HichiiindH. N. .1. hffih rlB-iii gervico. CAUI'KNTF.H JOIUlINd led n MI i m nl i-i'l c ii'.idy f unlit.li>H, Vinl Uiur.v tho tfrurd "< M nntl nxtirrlor iinliitlhy. U Worthier ntraet, l'rnrit Btrct't, Hrd Iliudt. Tii-Ui'titi? UK) hy (MUiipetfiit innii in nnv hinm-li of winl; ult- COMIC—<:OMK—COMK SITUATION WANTED. i'!.* A.UI II I'i nu otxfth*. 'Hit'./ mo Up IM *h"S dUt -____- _.^.5-^_--™.__ . ' I*ORSI-r"LOST." " NOTICE TO TRAPPEIUS. ' to tho nn mi a I »upp<'i' and riirl^tmnn nntr No Jut' H») liiuri< "t timiill t-» in'vlv.' prfiiil' Hmnll hlirlc fMh l>»rsc ennininlntr r Tlta hlirliPBt mnrhet nrlrei pnld fnr nil altcnlloii. »n»h mini nnd irln/lni'- K'tl 'nt, K you vvislit nn iiTiliMfiJ Oni) U n, a) the <'uir,i N.-.-l: R.ii'n]i>il flmrrli in.-mh.'i' <>( hoii.u-hi.ld; Inn l(.-«T"'r wlier • -in, |il,>-, red If MO, now Iti tlm time t" ltav« tt of moripy hint Krldiiy evening lirtwt'un Itcd klndii of raw furn, htcltiillntt munkmt* mnlm (iimliili.'d. :^-rccii«t ti M>n-i.illy in '!!>•' Mctv nr,.| U U- - (n,i» All tSteiaH Ut Wpdiu'Biliif y ev-iiinir> DrtM'inhfr Kith, I'.rJi. miiid It Kent; cf.'.-ll.Mit i.-ft'ivnn»*. (ilv PRmi. Jti«t p\umm U] I)null niul Uurnnnn, Jtt'wtird. Notify pu (tiumniimi. rnlnlin, I'd:. miller ilidii., K«t- KutM» r nt 5:1111. Cunie nnd juliclinm- your nlrvt rii'hl. nronomic fabric. Prosperity shoul< and Port Monmouth were called b ( hibitors and in the quality of out. The firewa s not put out until Albert Runyoa of Bc'.ford has a illness. Seedless Raisins .2 P s 25c flow from the producers to the big- new iivo tube radio outfit, with a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glass ot exhibits the show made a better wigs and "higher ups," and not eleven o'clock at night. Severcl record than last year's event. That pole sixty feet high. Kiwood See- Belford ore sick with quinsy soro R. & R. Plum Pudding >•» •!«• 29c from non-producers to the prohouses and bungalows were threat- ley of Belford is a new owner of throat. 2R it did not produce a profit was duo j ,j . ened but all were saved, 1 uccrg only should this b> a radio outlit. John Rcddingtoii of Campbell R. & R. Plum Pudding ,.. . •««• S2c to no admission fee bcinK charged becausuecaufec of moral reasons but als Seymour Luker of Be'ford is the ; The Community lire company of Junction is improving from sick' New Mixed Nuts 30c and to the large number of cash because those who would receiv. boss hunter of that place. Mo s IUUIIT Ocean View will hold a ili\n,<;c.>to> ness. H'liy eMWttntfft l» far-dlitir Irtfarfor prizes offered. the first benefits of prOBperity un- hunting nearly every day and it h New Brazil Nuts 2Sc met »ci-ni u lo your poultrl y wlien seldom that he does not get the full night at the community house. Thu Wesley Coddington of New Mon- o not know what MK-U «.-mn der the changed order are far mon music will be furnished by HacU- mouth is confined to the bed with lns. Hnfriniiirfi ymir flock, worthy of it and far more in neci quota of i\\ rabbits fixed by law. English Walnuts 38c )!ny Ktfulltyi- Tkuro'fl non* UtttBr, It is always a fine thine to sec ett's orchestra. grip. io r,noi< (or our tratfd murli, (tnd >on'll Later on Mr. Luker expects to A) lutow you «ro uotHiiK what you lot of business rivals getting to-1 of it than are their more fortunat Harry Be.inett and Andrew Kelly Andrew Kelly of Belford has re- Selected Eggs , SOc *- mtnt n»«i nhvnys w[fl want. {tether and working co-operatively brothers who get the first benefits a lot of trapping. The annual meeting of the 13cl- of Belford are organizing a baakf.t- covered from sickness. Paper Shell Almonds ,. , 38c "> Hnla by All for the success of their cnmino) under the present unjust order i ball team. It is planned to play l-'i-re Hnnipla find undertaking. The poultry show affair?. ford needlework guild wus held at None Such Mince Meat|- 15c ^ Al Uames at the court of tho Leonardo IS THE KWAI.ITV" MRAT H(!RAP •was an example of this. It breathei tho Belford firehouse last Wednes- high school. 1 ONLY BY PARTY AT REEVEYTOWN. day, at which 250 garments were New Sweet Cider ' 40c s" - a spirit which if more commonly Caleb Luker of Belford is suffer MAURER MFG. CO. carried on would make business exhibited. This was HO more tb.-in lbt Box 305, NEWARK, N. J. The Dorcas Society Entertained by ments than the guild's quota. Ad- ing from u sore fcot as thft result Cranberries ." 2 25c more profitable and jjleasanter for Mn. Robert Roevey, of a. concrete block falling on hii/i can io owners and-of larger service to th dresses were made by Mrs. John M. Mission Brand Peaches 23c ; $2.50 *- The Dorcaa society of Red Bank Johnson, U12 president of the guil 1, Saturday. Mr. Luker is around on c n iaz public. crutches. Aaparagus Tips ,38c " ; $4.50 - Monmouth County Surrojato'i Office. mot last Thursday night at Mrs. and Miss Mary Ayres of Middle- IN RED BANK YET? In tiiti mutter ot the estate vt Hi-nry Graf* Kobort Rcevcy's at Reeveytown town village. Edward Rhoades is building a lor e CBn doB itoccimeil. roadside booth st Campbell's Ju'ic- Royal Anne Cherries « 38c; $4.45 tU'e tu creditor* lu present claims One of the largest benefits of the After a short business session Mrs Mr. and Mrs. William Wymann tal1 can dox against eatote. fhow is its influence, in 'bromotinR Reevcy invited her guests into a of Navesink returned last waek tion. He and his wife are handy Del Monte Asparagus 42c; $5.00 - I'ursunnt tti the onler of Joacph IJ. Don- the use of thoroughbred poultry for with carpenters' tools and are doinj; lBr ioz nlmy, eurrocat* of Hio County, of Mon- large dining room, where a lino from a two weeks' trip to Rome, Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple &<> "•> 32c; $3.75 - mouth, m«de on the twentieth day of Nu- fighting the high cost of living. supper was served. The room war New York. Mr. Wymann's car wa-s the work. Christian Science Society g vember, 1024, oil the application uf l-'rnnk Mrs. Deborah Ludlow of Port doi!> Uueie, executor of th« tstflte of Henry Jle<3 Bank and the surrounding attractively decorated, and formini run into »nd a door was smashed. 54 Broad St.. Red Bank, N. J. t Fancy Table Apples 35c Ori\f, ilccenuei), (lutico ia hcrtiby (jlven to countryside has a large number of a centerpiece for the table was Upon arrrival at his home he found Monmouth- has returned from the the crBdlti.rd of euid (!ccof>»etl to exhibit Hand Picked Apples >"3° <•••>»'. ">• $1.00 to tho subscriber, executyr aa Bforesniil, poultry fanciers who Long Branch hospital, where .she Sorvlcea Sunday 11:10 "backyard" mound of autumn leaves and his house flooded, as last week':, U.. 8 40 J d their debti find domamla nuafiiBt the »oM have only a few fowls but who flowers. Orange and black, the cold snap had frozen and burst underwent an operation on her eye. Large Juicy Florida Oranges 35c " estate, uiuler oath, within »lx m out ha from derive substantial returns from club colors, were used in the dec- water pipes in the house. Mr. Wy- Percy B. Miles of-Leonardo has Wednesday Evtnlnn Testimonial Bnd for tie «Jnto of iht) nforeimid utdrr, or they Meet.lm.-u—UilO P. M. Large Juicy Grape Fruit 3 5 2Sc 11 lie forever Imrred of their actions them in the form of eggs and meat started in the wholesale fishing therefor nKaitut tin? suid wubicrllier. orative scheme. Although located mann said that the weather at Rome Heading Uoom — Wednesday oaj Mndo Whil You Wait wn> business at Fort Pierce, Florida, 1 toa t'roeholil, N. J., November '^0, 1024. for their tables. The annual poul- in a woods far from the main lines was not colder than here, but tha; Sundays from 2:30 to 4:80 I . M. Peanut Butter— ° 15c FRANK BUSSB. ^ try show has greatly fostered this of travel, the house is provided about two inches of snow had fallen where he is spending the winter. The public Is cordially Im'ltad to I Monmoulh County Stirroc»te'i Office. backyard industry. with modern improvements, includ- there. Basketball practice has started rt attend the oervlco» and vlalt th« In tha matter of tl'G estutr uf Mumret * * * ing electricity generated on the the Leonardo high school and r. Reading Uootn. ' I 3trykcv (or Msrparct ijtrykcr), t more far reaching than a were The athletic association of the When you want a REAL Taxi- 100C, to Aniline Dyes and Chomicalu In- pleasing exhibition of fine-feathered CENTERVILLE'S BIG NIGHT. tist church at New Monmouth high school at Leonardo will hold a corporated, U» »uccoSBora and n.i»lf?i)l. birds. The Register, takes off its ended last Week, but evangelistic cab for a special trip of any na- that if the teiitaln JUB July 19. 1021. July Exercises at tho Schoolhausa Drew dance Friday night in the school It), 1022. July 19, IU2;i, nnd July 19, hat to the men who annually put efforts will be continued at the Sun- auditorium. ture—a. comfortable, safe, properly 1924, In arrears and unjtultl on vajd lta»e, a Large Attendance. day night and Wednesday night toijother with Intorent nt six t>«i" cent over events of this kind in this The rummage sale held Saturday driven machine—just call No. 747. . - ,'c) per nnnuni from tlio renpnctlv« town. 'Educational week" was observed ervices. A Thanksgiving service •jatca on wlilch said rontulu becama du« by the Girls Friendly society of All until tbc date of siich pnyment, bo not last week at the public school of of an hour will be held at th<5 Saints' church of Navesink netted Specially attractive rates for paid on or before the twenty-fourth day of -o-o-o.o-o- "enterville, in Holmdel township, church tomorrow, beginning at Daoemtjor, nineteen hundreil and twenty- about ?00. special trips. four, all rights under «elil Icaaa ahall de- The daily newspapers tell of and special exercises were held last quarter to eleven o'clock. Mrs. Earl Connors of Allento .vn teimlne, become null, void and of no ef- great prosperity" in Wall street, Thursday night. Thore was a lavg-a The Belford and Port Monmouth spent last week with her mother. Under New Management fect ant) forfeited to tht State of New Jer- which is sometimes called "the attendance and the exercises took social club will hold n charity dance Mrs. Thomas Leather of Port Mon- JOARD OF COMMtCUCK AND NAVIGA- pocket nerve of the nation." For- place In a room decorated with Friday night, December 12th, in the mouth. CHARLES BOTTAGARO, Prop. TION OF THE STATE OF NEW JEB- tunes are being raked in over night. American flags and bunting. The firehouse at Belford for the bene- Timothy Reddington and famil'. Formerly Brasch Bros. ' VICTOR GELINEAU. New records for sales of stock are program opened witli patriot!- fit of a widow in straightened cir- have moved from Red Bank to Ne. v Director and Secretary, baing made almost daily. All of qems and songs by the sixty chil- cumstances. The firemen have do- Monmouth, where they former!/ . Can for All Occasion! Dated November I'M, IQU. m which is said to mean prosperity in dren of the school. The rest of nated the use of tho hall and two lived. NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S 3ALE. bifr, black letters for the rest of OPEN DAY AND NIGHT On December 12th. 1924, at twu o'clock he program comprised an addrc* orchestras have offered to play free Ernest Nicman and family of P. M., the urtdersluncd will letl ,*rte nnd this country. on "Purpose of Education" hy of charge. clear of all liana and encumbrances except East Keansburg w|ll start tomorrow Office: Red Bank, N. J., Opp. Depot ixen, water rents and nsscssmtntn, alt of Miss Anna M. Brasch, the prineip.i! The Dramatic club of Navesink tho real estate and peruonal property of of the school; an address on "The met last Wednesday night at the the New Jersey Brick Company, Inc., con- Perhaps this is true. Everyone atatirtr nf (t) a tract of farm land with will hope that it is; but at the same constitution" by \V. E. Bilderback, library and a play was read. Aftsr clay deposits thereon and farm buildIntri. time that the newspapers are telling principal of the Keyport high the meeting refreshments were contnlnimr approximately 83.611 acres; (-) or a tract of land and adjacent to tho H«w about all this prosperity coming to school; an addreas on "Patriotism" served and Mrs. Lester Sickles ard Jersey Southern railroad o! approximately by Cecil Ackerson of Keyport, ar. five acre a containinff a brick manufactur- Vail street folks, we have had right Raymond Taylor were appointed ing plant with brick office building, manu- here in this t-ection of Monmouth ddress on "God and Country and on the entertainment committee for STONE'S TAXS SERVICE facturing buildiiiffs, sheds, kilns, railroad county in the past three weeks two Teacher" by Rev. Frank Harwood the meetin,; next week. • itlinK. together with the machinery, per- sheriff's pales of farms and several f Keyport; an address on "Phys- Successor to PARKER & SEVERS' lonnl property, automobile trucits and »P- Portland Council of American Just a ievi pleasant mo- •urtennnces thereto, Tii« IAM roal estats forced auction sales. If current ical Education and Community Mechanics of Atlantic Highlands at- « described by metes and bounds In a AH New and Up-to-Date Cars ments spent in viewing our mortRase from Crescent Brick Corporation, rumor is to be believed many more Work" by J. Meese of the so- tended the Navesink Methodist fascinating display of rui?s to Benjamin P, "Morris, Trustee, ant! such sales will lake place this Cliarlci Alton, Jr., Trustee, recorded In ths cial service organization, and anchurch Sunday night. Solos wore PROMPT SERVICE LOW RATES will help you visualize what o/Uce of the Clerk of Monmouth County, winter. Wall street prosperity has ' address or "Illiteracy" by John sung by Miss Martha Williams and a wonderful change for the New Jersey, in Boole &72, pane 8&0, rot produced prosperity on Mon- DiFiore of Red Bank. A lar;;e rvitig Sickles and a Thanksgiving Cars for Funerals and Weddings better one of these beautl- Bald nale will be held upon tlio premises mouth county farms yet. number o£ the -esidentp of Center- irogram was carried out. ful ruga would bring about >t said company which nre in the township ville are of Italian extraction and OFFICE:—74 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK; N. J. in your own home! Choose >\ Eatontown (near Ueil BBnk). County of # • * Mrs. Albert Northcott of Port Mnnmoutn and fit ate of New Jersey. Mr. DiFiore made his remarks in Monmouth . sang a rolo Sunday Opp. Depot from a big assortment of tisid enlfl «h;ill be fur cash except Jn tha charming patterns and color- nee of bondholder* bidding and the tornm There are two school? of thought the Italian language. morning at the New Monmou;:i of sitid !»!• and rules troverntIIK the IIRIH on Wall street prosperity. One] ings now at a low price that wi]l ht announced ttrci>t i? had for contest between three Belford service at the Belford Methodist $2.95 Broadway, New York, New York. rhurch at which Rev. Arthur C. Thcy'c thai miiiKt iind °f a WIU-IAM H. IOSTER, the people. Thi> school of thcupht young won" will be decided at Receiver for New Jersey Brick Company, >nU-mls that Wall street lias a way that time ..ml aring will be -"olhemus, the pastor, preached a (juulity that will give a gen- THIS WEEK'S Inc. eration of Korvioe. Conic* of monopolizing prosperity mid nt; awarded to the winner. Tho con- penal sermon. PROPOSALS WANVED. Edward Kavorick has closed his tomorrow and save! ntd« of proposals endorned "f'ropoiala "hogpini; everything in MKIII" to • tvstants arc Misses Gladys Tnrno.v, for Collectlntf Guibunf, etc., In the llor- the e:;tent of preventing a free and Dolores Deals end Evelyn Lnn-C- store at East Keansbnrg and with ough of Itumann, New Jersey," for one (1) his family has gone to New York year, (January lut, linid. to December nnlural flow of prosperity in the ford. Refreshments and asocial IlUt, l'J'J.Vi, by the. Uuard of Health of common people. time will follow the card game3. for the winter. He will return in EIGHT O'CLOCK Several now designs in Bridge the Borough at Rum son, with tho nnme of ;he spring, when he will re-open the the parnon or corporation malting the bid, LampB, complete with SQ.95 will be received by snid Uonrd during a Emus from Australia. store and ulso conduct a store i\t eilk shade, only «" regular meeting of the Hoard to be held on ft is not fur any country news- Water Witch. ENTERTAINMENT the fir*I day of Dfrembrr, 10:14, at eight paper I'* decide which rchon! of A mother emu and seven of htr Mra. Angelina Johnson of Nam- (ft) o'clock at tho Oceanic Hook and Lad- thought is right. The greatest and children from Australia arri/ail Beautiful Gateleg Table, richly dur t'lrehouse, In the Ho rough of Kumton, ing bady injured her knees and finished in mahogany ;R| fi.00 N. J. br.'iiiiif'.u men difler on this .-.uliject. last week on Oliver Hulton's Twin utTered strained ligaments from i save at »« No proposal will bo rerelvttit or consid- If lit (here is one thing which any I!rook game farm, near Middletown t ered unletit nccomnnnlod by certified check country newrnaper or tinyone with fall last week while on n trip w. on a national, stata Itnrik or fruat com- villnge. The birds have attracted Sew York. Sho ia still unable to Comfortabln nnd attractivo leather pany, drawn to tho order t-f Gharlen H. rational 1 vasoninf; power* can much attention. One of them died Ward, borough Cullerlnr, In tha cum uf .valk but her condition is much im- Rocker, a big oxtra S9J..75 one hundred IIOIIBTA UlOO.uO). •without the need of expert advice, j shortly after its nrrlval bore. The proved. value at vltt Surety hand will be required in the turn That, one thinn is that there i.^ some- ; mother hird was sold Suturdny. «f $600,00, ifuurnntcelna faithful per- Walter Holmes, James Redfield formance of tlio contract durinif the perfoJ tiling radiciiliy vvriuiK' with ^eneml [ The other emus appear to be thrk'* Delicious Home-Made Candy Congoleum, 59c yd. Big Buffet in wnlnut finish, for which Bmna may da awarded. ' conditions wlun the fir.'it efVects of ' im:. iind Charles Henderson of Knst Special |>rk'en on this, •••uni- u moat attractive design Contract will ho awarded to the lowest Keanluirg have returned from a responsible hlddor tnr the wmlt to ho per- • prosperity are visited, not on the tnry, attractive floor cover- formed, •« »et forth in the Hpcciflcations common people who are the back- Hurl liy Fractious Cow. Hinting trip of n week at Sterling, FUDGES - TAFFIES - KISSES ins urc Ji rrnl inihu'iMiicnt tci Large Dresser, with Mirror, four covering tbo worlt. bone of the country, hut on a few .lames I?ly of Shrewsbury w-ia Jew Jersey. They got a lot of ra-i buy linoleum. Many iicnt roomy drawers— $9/f.75 ThB Hoard of Health of the Htn-oimh of its, quail, pheasants and squirrels. Only "" HumNIIii renervffa tho riuht to reject any i favored individuals who produce bndly cut on his hand hy tho Made in Our Window designs. and all bidtt or to waive &ny inforitiality In nothing nnd who live off the wealth buckle of a cow halter last week, Cahln lodge o( Ode' Fellows of tha propoaaia received If It »tiull dflom It ieliorii met Monday night in tlv to the publld Interest en to do. *if other men's work. lie war* leading n row when the Always Fresh Always Good "The Store That Satisfies" JMdders arc vnutionni not in attach any iiniinal lircamr fnirlious nml tri-il dge room and marched to t!u oonditlonti or provlson tn their .iropnual, Methodist church annex, whore a a* auch conditions itr provt«os may render Wall street may ho the pocket to run nwny. Mr. lily held fnit COME AND SEE IT MADE their bid informal nnd can so its mention I anil finally drought the cow to .1 me supper wus nerved. Addresses nor ahall any proiioml ciminlu any alt nerve of the ••otmti'y, as i:, clnlmcd ,'ere made hy grar.d lodge officer". tltjii or addition not railed for or milt any in Konu! quarters, or it inuy be anstandstill, but in doing no bis hnrd On Sale at Popular Priceo m*t»rl*I reu«»lr*m*r!tn ailed tup by tU« was injured. A large quantity of canned •peclflcatlonn, ftir only those proprnaln evil lnnlitiition, an BOIUH of it» trn- egetnbles nnd prenervoa were gath- thnt nr« Kulmiltt^d In full conformity with (lurcrs declare, Rcgardlush of which tho speolfkntlonfl aim 11 ha onildfreri. A Quiet WorUnr. red Inat week nt the Navesink ^panKlcatlona, formal contract k ml baud of thei-i: two viovvft is correct, every- •Inthojist church for tho Thanfta- rifjuired to h« ent«rud Into ar« ti')w on (ll« one, known that Wall street creates Luke Longhead made the tmnrtir IOC fn the ofriee uf tlin uiwUrvfynflil and may jh>thing and worth more. lie will carry a thirty- vln|? offering for the Home for the 27 and 29 Monmouth St. Near Broad St h« petti and copies «bUlrte>l flt eny t!m* ndil.'i nothing to theword message into over 7,100 \ged nt Oi'onn Grove. (lurinst tuniiiAia hours until the hour of tnntci'ial v.ea of* tin- nation. It. Broad & Monmouth Sts. Red Bank, N. J. the date of blridlner. hoin for 2U nti.—Advertise- Crawford Walling of Now Mn 1- RED BANK, N. J. • IlAUtinLD I'*. deuls in tlicjuanipulntlun of stocks, I men!. fi eMt louth, whiz recently .underwent an .M..X.*^.<,.>;.^.fe««^^ * V «'th» B««rd of November ad, 1921, RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. Pajre Seventeen PERSONAL, LUKE'S BUSY WEEK. INDIAN MUSIC. Masquerade Dance Next WeeU. WHAT WILL YOU NOTlCk OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNI -'!! bo Wl« tur tl.,- »!l.,•..„„..• ;l , ..t«. Kltate ul James Coupv-f, Jr., tltcewd. iiHiiun* anil .-uuuat-1 ft"t?«. The luilies' Mooseheurt legion of THINK OF THE Uateil Nuvcmlmr "itli, ,\. |l. l»;i Hudson Allen of Bridge avenue, Ha Finds Two L«»t Dos. and Sells Sfngiaf, Music and Talks on the Nalicc is hereljy uiVL-II that the .IL'I-IJIIIII, Red Bank will hold a masqucrudo of the Kuljsrriltptu, surviving rxocutui, of Atl.S'A If. COUI'RK. Music of the American Indian. JAM1« UAK1.KY (OUI'KH. janitor of the River street t Chickens and a House, dance next. Monday night in the th« li.tnl. ,,f oi.J ilcremictl. will I,, i.u.iur.l hag baen laid up with rheumatism The music department of the R?d SILENT ami ulutnl In Hie Surriunte i>f the I'miiily Martin Kelly of Llncroft lest nil Kridcl building nt the corr.cr »f uf MiiimuiljU, Hllil ri;portc! tin- ^tUeiiicrit "A Paper in Every Hiinln " Mrs. Surah Jones of Herbe 'log Sunday of last week. Last Bank Woman's flub held a cession to tin: Oipbatm CoUM nf -aid C'.UII''. , ..ti 1 street and her granddaughter, Mlo Broad and Front fcLreota. A prize Thui- .lay. the ci^llUentli ilny uf [}«vom- Thai's tin* motlii nf I hi Ileil Hank Wednesday he put an advertisement last Friday afternoon devoted to b*r. A. IJ. l'J-1. at v,iiii:h time niipl;cu!ii.n ;i'j?i',tcr.~- Adierii.rrnciit. Theresa VanNote, have been visit of $6 will be awarded to the bc=t in Luke Longhead's department of the music of the American lndiur;-s drossed couple ittid there will be \ ing at Brooklyn. The Register, telling of hia loss and and the native sources of [ndiun Anthony GBttlr, son of Louis Gut music. The program included wot other, priv.es. Ladiiio'a orchestra saying that he wanted his dog re- ivill provide the luutie. Mrf. Hob- tia of Shrewsbury avenue, It home turned by whoever found it. Mr. eongs, love songs, songtt of nature, The Qualilj for the Thanksgiving vacation (mm tribal songs and Hie idealistic u^e crl. Norman is chairman ot liiu Kelly came to the Register office dunce committee. of the Hahnemann institute at l'hilmli.'!- a couple of days later and said Dy of Indian themes. The program ALL READY for your Sl.oe phis, where lie la studying to ho no means to put that advertisement Wfld ft varied one and comprised needs with modern equip* Regulptei Death Claim Paid. ment, expert handler!. eome a doctor. in the paper ngnin. He said the vocal music, instrumentiil rnuc.ii, Bo sure of service at the Mrs. John Kemp of Little Kilver Ink could jiardly have been dry on brief addresses nnd rending.!. A death claim of ZVJ2 was pail owest rates, arrange Prict Here Among those who tooli pint in tli" last week Ijy the t'oloniid life I::- Bpent Sunday with Mrs. Everett the paper before the dog was re- J with us now. Aeay of Oak Hill Farm. turned to him, and that fifty thou- exercises were Mrs. V. L. Ki n;, Gurunce company through J. Wat"! Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kelley of sand other dogs were brought to his Mrs. Katherine Throckmorton, Mr.-. Vandevveer, the aiisi.stant distvi't New York have moved into their house in tha hope that each 'lot; Herman Woolley, Mias Fruu/es manager, tn James Lul;er of J!pl- new bungalow on Catherine street was his lost dog and that maybe the Blahsdell, Mio. Butler, Mrs. John H. foril. Mr. Lulcer's son, (jeor^e Do- Tha buntjalow wns built by Evorcit finder might get a raward for re- Cook, Franck (J. Store!;, Mrs. Ver- Witt Luker, was killed in an ex- A say. turning it. Luke says he doubts if non Rore, Mrs. Charles K. Humrv- plosion on the United Slut?: Others have enjoyed the Walk-Over Mins .Juno Gales of Hudson ave- fifty thousand dogs were really re- house, Mien Waters, Mibs Ab'jij cruiser Trenton a r^hort time a^o. nue, a teacher in the junior high turned t,u Mr. Kelly. Ho thinks tha, Strickland and Miss Sara Arm- Relief Shoe—Why you will enjoy it: school, has been visiting at Syrtv number of dogs returned to Mr- strong, There was also an Imimn cuse, Now York. Kelly WHS probably not above elevji dance by seven school children un- Normal natural support due to Harold Kly of Knollwood and hundred and fifty and that the num- der the direction of Miss Irene built, in bridge keeps ber may not have beon more than Loux, one of the physical training foot healthy— James Hogan uf McLaren street WHOLESALE AND RETAIL returned Sumliiy from a motor trip eleven hundred and twenty-five. teachers of Red Bank. Flat iniier sole prevents pinching to Washington and Gettysburg. But anyway, Mr. Kelly is convinced The next meeting of this de DEALER IN nf nerve?, holies, find blood Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schenrk that whether it's a lost dog or a partment of the Woman's club will vessels—it's always .easy— of Red Bank have gone to Florldn lost pocketbook or a lost anything take up "The Music of the Amer- Supports the foot, yet binds for the winter. else, Luke is tho boy who gets back ican Negro." This meting will he LUMBER where the foot hinds—leavea the lost article. / held Friday afternoon, January foot free--- Mrs. FnBter Jiannlne of Cathor- Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass Fitted from heel to hall, insur- ine ttioot has recovered from a had Besides Mr. Kelly's dag, Luke 23d. ing correct, fit of foot arch in attack of quinsy noie throat. Her Longhead found another dog for its .—o-«~o~ and Builders' Hardware, Your throat hail to be lanced twice, owner last week. This dog was a Won k Wri.t Watch. Choice It, confines perfect, foot henllh Mr. and Mrs. Poter ,T. Elchele of collie owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Du- A wrist watch donated by Mrs. __ RED BANK. N. J. _ of Oxford East Kront street, Mr. and Mrj. George of Shrewsbury avenue. Thn Leon de la Reussille was disposed of Tiei or Frank Leslie of Lake avonue and dog was a great pet and when it on the co-operative plnn rnst week Phono Red Bank 1121. Pretty Strap Mr. nnd Mrs.. Charles Young of strayed away or got lost its owner for the benefit of Red Bank chapter Patterns Deal will attend the Army-Navy put an advertisement in Luke's de- of the Order of Eastern Star. The ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT? ' football game next Saturday a partment of The Register and the watch was won by Mrs. Edward Baltimore, They will make tho trip dog waSji'eturnod to Mrs. DoGeorge Miller of Waverly place. ^fhich room? We will wire il, WHITE SHOE CO. in Mr. Leslie's Cadillac brougham in a jiffy. Tho dog had beon found and will leave Red Bank on Friday. by Hurry Estelle of Leonard street. How about a light in the cellar. Red Bank. N. J Ho read the advertisement nbout Back in Her Old Home Town. Associate this firm with Mrs. James L. Worden and her More bane plugi needed? A hall niece, Mrs. John Clonk of Joney the tlog in.The Register and Mrs. Mr8. Mary Bischoff of Brooklyn, durable work at low cost. Our Children's City, spant last Thursday with Mrs. DoGeorge got her ]iet back a few formerly of Belfonl, is spending light or artistic lamps for the iiadies' Pure C. L. Repphord of Mechanic strcer, hours after the paper was off the the Thanksgiving season at Bel- Silk Thread Stioes press. Hose • rs tha B. W. J. Fox of Blossom Cove ford with her daughter, Mrs. THE H. SMITH CO.. porch? $1.00 Btsl— road, W Middletown township, nenr Charles Jolm. Mrs. Bischoff h.-u W. S. Sherman of Chestnut r All the They do Red Bank, will leave Wednesday, street advertised seven white Ply- liad her house at Bolford wired or Fair Haven New Jersey popular colors Wear December 10th, for Palm Beach, mouth Rocks for sale in the want electricity. Florida, where ho will spend tho columns of The Register last woe!; IS THE winter and whore ho lias rented i (Japt. Charles Throckmorton was Bagged a Lot of Game. Slogan's Elepiric Shop house owned by Harvey W. Dob- the first customer for the birds nnil Normon Paddock, Louis Merrjtt , bins of West Front street. they were sold to him. Before and H. L. Merritt of Atlantic Ilicrh- "'Everything Electrical" Mrs. Frank L. Blalsdell of Broiui nightfall Mr. Sherman had received liindB went gunning near Trenton ntroet returned Sunday from a via ton-calls from other persons who Uvst week and returned home with S Wallace Street, it at Miami, Florida. She will wantoi the chickens. "I wish I nine rabbits, a hare, live squirrels, leave in January to spend'the bnl- had.more chickem tn sell," said Mr, seven pheasant and si;< quail. IN HOLMDEL YET? Phone: Red Bant 389 , anca of the winter there. Mr. and Sherman in commenting on the re- Mrs. Robert Reevcy, who are em- sults of this advertisement. "I am M..:-;«;^^^^ ployed by her, will accompany her sure that Luke Longhead could Mr, nnd Mrs. Patrick Hackctt of clean up a fortune for me if I. only Locust avenue havo returned from had enough chickens to supply nil I a visit of four days at Washington. the customers Luke could dig up." • «»-»-o— Elwood Sriyder of Eatontown THE SURPRISED BY FRIENDS. thinks Luke Longhead is as good at The House oS Quality Merrymaking and Gift Giving at selling real estate as he is at find- STEIMWAY a Red Bank Home. ing lost dogs. Two weeks ago Mr. 14 Monmouth Street, Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berk of Snyder sold two properties through Peters place, upon returning from Luke Longhead within three days a moving picture show Friday n; of the time tho advertisements of were surprised to find a number of the properties appeared in The QUALITY Gave is Our Reputation friends waiting on tho porch to Register. Last Wednesday Mr. greet them. The occasion was Jio Snyder advertised in Luke's col- sixteenth wedding anniversary of umns in Tho Register, offering Mr. and Mrs. Bork and the party Ffanl; Hctzlor's house on the south was arranged by Mr. and Mri. Al- side of Lewie street at Eatontown bert A. Lewis, who are friends of for sale. He got quick results. At Mr. and Mrs. Berk, The visitovs six o'clock Wednesday night the were invited in the house, whore a house was sold to Chnrles Bennett Save-Buy in Jersey's Host Popular Markels-in Wagoer'js merry time was spent. Thcatricnl of Eatontown, who will occupy it. folks from New York gave a short Tho price was $3,500. The lot is entertainment and singing, dancing GOxlGO feet. The hou6e has six and games were injoyed. At mid- rooms and it is provided with gas night refreahmonta were onjoyod. nnd hot nnd cold water. Mr. Hctz- h Absolutely the Best Mr. and Mrs. Berk received many ler will niove to St. Louis, Mis- Spring Lamb Good Cots gifts. The guests were Mr. at\d souri, where he formerly lived. Mrs. Albert A. Lewis, Miss Sylvia The advertisement which sold his Leg of Genuine Quality Beef Berk and Milton Berk of Red Bank, property was inserted in The Rcg- Fresh Killed Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly of stcr only once. Mr. Bennett is now Springfield, Massachusetts, Mr. and iving on the Tinton Falls road, Hen or Tom Mrs. Harry Altman and Mr. and Mv. Snyder, with the co-operation Mn. Arthur Altman of Brooklyn •of Luke Longhead, sold Mr. Ben- and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Moris n nett's former property two weeks of New York. ago.

Church News. PLUMBER VS. DENTIST. Next Sunday will be observed as The Jury was Unable to Agree in bey scout- Sunday, Christmas ce»l Lawsuit Yesterday. Sunday and Bible Sunday at tho A lawsuit;for $172.14 brought by Methodist church. The pastor will Howa'rd Frey, a plumber, agai-ut lb preach on "Interpreting Your Dr. William M. Pearce, a dentist, Bible" at tho morning service arr. was tried yesterday before Justice at nljfht on "Breaking with the ElmerjC. Waintight and a jury nt Devil." the town hall at Red Bank. Mr, At the junior eonfrregational Frcy claimed that Mr. Pearce owed , servlca at the Baptist church Sun- him the money for plumbing work day morning the subject •will he done in the doctor's1 office in t'lft "Reverse Gear." Tho subject for Whitfteld building. Dr. Pear.'u the regular church service will ba laime,d that it was up to Mr. Whit- A Statement of F$ct . "Who is at the Door7" Tho young field and not up to him to pay for people's fellowship meeting will the work. He said that Mr. Whit- Fresh Killed Fancy Fresh Quality Beef have "With the Cross in China" a* fleld ordered the work done. Mr. Of Interest to Pimo Purchasers— its topic nnd the leader will be Whitrield, who wns n witness at the ib. Milk Fed Top or Bottom Vivian Bralsted. Sunday night suit, contended that Dr. Pearco hail THERE* IS NO BETTER PLACE TO BUY YOUR VIC- Milk Fed there will bo a Thanksgiving service rdored the work done and that ho with a cantata, nliould pay the bill. Loon Reustille TROLA OR PIANO THAN AT TUSTING'S. The Baptist, Presbyterian snd was the lawyer for Mr, Froy am! Methodist churches will •unite in John J. Quinn was the lawyer f n The makes of the Pianos we cany have not only stood holding a Thanksgiving service to- Dr. Pearce. The jury wns out a night nt eight o'clock at the ^fcth- lone time and was unable to renen the test of time but the years have brought added prestige to odist church. RBV. John Muysken? a verdict. The members of the the names on their fall-boards. Their quality has been proved by •will preach the sermon and the sub- Jury were Harry Burrowes, Borden ••>.» ject will ba "Romembor." R?v. L. Jinnee, George Sutton, Jolir. generations of those best suited to judge. Their beauty is appar- William E. Braistod and Rov. W. Kennedy, Patrick Kennedy, A. P : ent to the eye of all who see them standing side by side-on our Rolland Raver will assist In the Mcplain, Henry Grammnn, GcorK1! eervlca. Special music will bo ren- Aclierman, H, W. Barber, Josaph floors. The perfection of their tone is acknowledged by all who dered. Tha offering will ba for the Se»ta, Frank Arnone nnd W. E. lb Red Bank public health nursing as- play or aj^preciate the beauty of music. sociation and the King's Daughtert. A Thanksgiving service of an Birthday Dinner Party. It is impossible to make a mistake if you select your Piano > hour will bo held tomorrow morn- Iiirs. Thomas A. Donnelly nf Ing at ten o'clock at the Reformed Monmouth Pnrk, in ''Miildletmvn at The House of Quality. You clioo.se from the best—each in ehurch township, giive a dinner pnvty Su>i- its class—the STEINWAY, HAKDMAN, WEBER, STECK, At the Presbyterian church Sur.- day in celebration of the birthd.-w Hgy morning tho subject will ba IVERS & POND, BRAMBACH, PACKARD, BEHNING, MIL- of(hor sister, Miss Muy L. Wiostu;r. All Our Pooltry Comes Direct from Here it Crows "Partnership." This will be the Twenty guests were present fi'ntn TON, TUSTING— all are line pianos. It is merely a question' fourth of a aeries of sermons o-, East Orange nnd Newark and Min "Christian Stewardship." At night Wicnnpr received many fine gift*. of the exact instrument that best fits your needs and taste. the pnator will dcllvor tho prepar- including n diamond ring from her We Have, a Fine Selection of Fancy Tur- atory lecture to communion, vi\'M fiance. ' •; "JCJUS in Solitude" as the subject. You can neither surpass nor equal the advantages offered keys, Geese, Ducks, Roasting Chickens. Those intending to join the church Ret) BanU Lodge Sociable. you at Tusting's" in the purchase of a Piano, Player or Grand. will moot the session at the close of The Sons nnd Daughters o* You have but to call at our hcimlil'iil warerooms to prove the the service. Communion will bn Liberty lodge o** Red IJnnk will held tho following Sunday morninc. 1inld a mnsqucrtule sociable l'Viiluy truth of our statement—there is no bettor place to buy than at Wishing You All a Happy Thanksgiving, Teaching Civics. night of this week in (he Davidson On Monday afternoon the civics building. Prize* will lio awarded department of the Red Bnnk Wo- for the prettiest, best looking nml man's club met at thn clubhouso funniest, costumes. Very Truly we remain yours, and Mins Stcele, who tenches civics at the Rod Bnnk public school, gove IS THE Tustin^s an address on "Tho teaching of i civics np related to future /citizen- 609 Mattison Avc. 14 Monmouth St. ship." B'way at Third Avo. At this- meeting Mras lsnnr H. ASBURY PAR!' RED BANK LONG BRANCH Gilhuly of Eatontown started a/ i in parliamentary law. IN SEA BRIGHT YET? Page Eighteen v RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. >•«•«,'*<> Seek Mi»ing Girl. Mr. Coddington is employed. He IS THE Mr?. Emma Reed of Bradley has been laid up with sickness, but Beach has sought the aid of Judira hsis recovered. Rulif V. Lawrence in locating he-' Tlie American Mechanics \\ill it- Dancing SILENT tend service at the Reformed When You Want Money daughter Elizabeth, who has been Every Saturday ond Sunday missing four months. Mrs. Kceil church Sunday morning. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Thomson will Evenings at the beautiful WATCHER will also nppeal to Governor Silzer Shrewsbury River Country on real estate loan—on bond IN BELFORD YET? for help in finding her daughter. spend Thanksgiving with friends jt Club. Music by the famous In order to celebrate the opening of our The girl i3 fourteen years old butSout'.i' Bound Brook. Eddie Williams and first mortgage—you can store at 38 Monmouth St., next door to telephone Miss Green of tho nnti-snlovi in size nnd appearance easily passes Shrewsbury River Country save time and trouble by con- building, we are offering our good friends the for eighteen or twenty. Her league spoke at the Reformed mother is of thj belief that fhe church Sunday morning. Club Orchestra( sulting our officers. They wel- following unusual bargains for Friday and Sat- went away with a married man. Fred Waters of Newark spent urday. • part of last week with his brother, Business Men s Lunch come interviews. '"" SHREWSBURY NEWS. William B. Waters. The two men Savoy Roasters $ 1.40 went Running anJ banged a rabbit, Extraordinary Athletic Club to Give Dance at the pheasant, six squirrels and five Amid Pleaiant Surroundings Model Roasters 2.10 Firehouse Tonight. Fidelity Union Spup Carving Sets 4.75 A largo attendance is looked for For Sale or Rent Choice of Roast Copper Bottom Wash Boilers 1.49 tonight at the dance to bo held by wants are quickly filled if you give Vegetables Title &. Mortgage Guaranty Co. the athletic club at the firehouse. loo Cream or Pie Nickel Copper Tea Kettles 1.75 1 the job to Luke Longhead.—Ad- Coffee 755 Broad St. and 9 Bank St., Newark, N. J. Aluminum Percolators, 6 cup .89 James Ladiso's River Plnza OP ' vertisement '^ 2:3 tra will provide the music. . .1 12 to 85c ° TELEPHONE 0300 Aluminum Colander 79 club will dispose of §2.50 in gold IS THE White Oval Dish Pan 1.25 on the co-operative plan. """' Capital and Surplus $2,500,000 Kred Iiiordan is employed as Shrewsbury Raver Linoleum Mats • -25 agent for a company which, manu- Maple Chopping Bowls 25 factures vacuum cleaners. He bus Gountry Glut 1 Pint Size Thermos Bottle 89 sold a number of the machines to RED BANK residents tit this place. White Ensmeled Rice Boiler 1.35 The firemen enjoyed their annual IN FAIR HAVEN YET? If pays to advertise in tf§§ Register. Kirsch Rods, single 30 supper last night at Thomas's Inn PUBLIC NOTICE. at Red Bank. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING M1NU Kirsch Rods, double 60 MUM AND MAXIMUM SALARIES OF Joseph Thompson is laid up with PATROLMEN AND THEIR DAILY a sore hand. The ailment de- HOURS OF DUTY AND 'SERVICE. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and veloped from a blister and blood Council of tho DurouKh vt lied Hunk; poisoning is feared. 1. That oil patrolman emplrtyod by the RED BAI HARDWARE STORE An elaborate Thanksgiving enter- Borough of Red Dunk filial! Im paid tax the- first year of aervico tho num of $1.76fe* Telephone 936 ROBERT DONOVAN, Proprietor tainment and piny, will be given for the Bccoml year of Bcrvicc, the a urn of this afternoon at the schoolhouse by $1,860; outl fur uiich year of Her vice there- HARDWARE Jacob Steinbach's Department Store, Broadway, Long Branch, is now ready to sepe the people of after, tho sum of $2,01)0. the pupils. 'I. All patrolmen uhull be required to DEVOE'S PAINTS AND OILS — HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS Henry Billings, who has been Monmouth County with Holiday Gifts of all kinds. bo on duty ami in HOT vice no more than eight hourtf in every twenty-four hours, very sick, has irriproved sufficiently and their Bervlce to bo continuous, to take short walks, but is still tri- Before buying your presents, visit this store, because you are sure to save at least Twenty Per !)• This ordinance shall tnlte effect Jan* 38 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. Uury lat, 1U25. able to work. Cent on any merchandise bought here. ' The foregoing ordinance has been Intro- New doors have been put on the duced nnd tho Mayor nnd Council will con- sider the final puauuKo thereof on the 1st firehouse by George W. Sewing o£ We are proud to say that we have Jersey's Finest Department Store, and are ready to take care day of December, 19^4. nt tlio Eoroush Red Bank. Hull at 8:00 1\ M. of your every need for the Holidays. • . Any person or persons desiring to ba Walter Leuck has quit his job at heard will he given an opportunity nt the Winganeek farm. tlmu and place a To re BO id. George Silver, Jr., is hunlinj; A, E. OLSEN. deer in Vermont for a weeV. Clerk. Gift Suggestions: ' PUBLIC NOTICE! ~~ John Parker, son of Benjam'n \N ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND EN- John Parker, i is steadily improving DORSING THE "FLA4 CODE," •Just a F*ew of the Many Gifts to Be Found at This Store ADOPTED AT THE NATIONAL J-'LAQ from the injuries he suffered two CONFERENCE. WASHINGTON, JUNE weeks ago when he stumbled and 14-15, 1923, AS REVISED AND EN- Handkerchiefs DORSED UV THE 8KCOND NATIONAL At the Last Minut fell on the Red Bank high school Toys Fur Neck Pieces FLAG CONFERENCE. WASHINGTON. grounds. He is still unable to at- MAY 16TH,-1024, AND PROVIDING are you going to remember several important items you PENALTIES FOU THE VIOLATION OP need for Your Thanksgiving Dinner? To help You be sure tend school. Handbags Neckties Silk Shirts ANY OF THE" PROVISIONS OF SAID nothing is forgotten, we are listing a few reminders below. Miss Margaret Lyons has give.) CODE. up her position at*Communipaw as Toilet Sets Hosiery Smoking Sets HE IT ORDAINED by tho Mayor and The Fruit, the Nuts, the Candy, the Seasoning, some Council of tho Uorough of lied Dank: Onions, a can of Plum Pudding. Read the list through. Then a stenographer for the Centv •! I.. That the "Finn: Code" adopted at railroad conipany. Umbrellas Dinner-Sets Smoking Jackets the -Nationnl Flnjr Conference, Wn"hintt- buy Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest! ton, Juno 14-15, 1028, as rcviucd and en- George Silver, Sr., has a nc.v dorsed at the 3ecund Niitiomtl Flag Con- Cadillac automobile. Gloves Lingerie Bath Robes ference, VVnHhinutun, May 15th, 11)24, bs In Keeping With the Spirit of the Day, nnd the oaino in hereby adopted and in- OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY. The next meeting of the child dorsed. Open Late Tonight to Better Serve You. study class will be held Friday lit Perfumes Silk Underwear Sweaters 2. Any person or corporation violating any of ttie proviaionu or terms of nnld the schoolhouse, instead of at Mrs. uoclo uhnll upon conviction thereof ha Pun- Walter Morris's where it was orig- idhed by a, flno of twenty-flvc dollar* doz MAKE YOUR QIF"T A USEFUL ONE THIS YEAR (925) or by imprisonment in the county inally planned to hold the meeting. mil for thirty days or both, l Oranges 29c . 37c The subject will be "Obedience." Tha foregoing ordinance has been fntro- BUY IT AT iuced nnd tho May or ond Council will con- Delicious juicy Oranges—right from the Sunny South! Miss Jatho of Red Bank'will have tder tho final passage thereof on the lot charge of the meeting 2nd tea will lay of December, 1924, at tba Borough be served. Jail nt 8:00 V. M. 4SCO Any pel-won or persons dcBirina to hi The auxiliary of the Long Branc'r Hoard .will bu (riven an opportunity at tha MixeJNuts hospital will meet next Wednesday time and place nforeuiiid, * Mince Meat A, E. OLSEN, afternoon at Mrs. Ada B. Nafew't'. • Clerk. » 25c PUBLIC NOTICE. » 21c AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE • MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWJ. EXTENSION OF THE HENEFITS OF THE SEWER SYSTEM OF THE BOR- each Union Thanksgiving Service Tomor- OUGH OF RED DANK AND THE CON- STRUCTION OK LATERAL SEWERS • Juicy Grapefruit 5c row at Christ Church. AND CONNECTIONS IN RIVER The three churches of this place I Deliveries Made All Over Monmouth County I STREET, ADOUT 430 FEET, AND IN; Thin skinned, fine flavor, very juicy, Ideal Breakfast fruit! WESTSIDM AVENUR. EAST OF will unite in holding a Thanksgiving HUIDGE AVENUE, ADOUT 17f» FEET, service of one hour at Christ church TOGETHER WITH THE APPURTEN- Sound Yellow ANCES NECESSARY THEREFOR, AND at ten o'clock tomorrow morning, THE MANNER OF ASSESSING THE Rev. F. H. Sherman will preach the COST AND EXPENSE "THEREOF. Onions sermon. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the Itoiouidi of Red Dank: lb Philip Lawrence has bought r 1. That n Intcrnl auwcr with tho neoei- 3 * 10c radio outfit from William B. Waterj sary connections therefor be constructed as fo)lowB: In River Ktrcet, about 480 for $200. Last week Mr. Waters feet, and in Wonts ido avenue, eflat of ft C also sold three outfits to Newark Bridge nvei)ue, ubnut 17j feet. 2. Thnt tho pipes required in the con*, Ripe Cranberries 13 parties, two to Asbury Park mn:i ntruction of snM aewcre HIHIII bo of a size and one to a New Yorker. nnd Hind to conform with the pipes with Sound, Red Ripe Berries. Finest Quality! which Raid ECWCI-S ahull connect. Rev. J. A. Thomson and Dr. j 3. Thnt the construction of enid flowers Daniel D. Hendrickson represen to! shall ba under the supervision ol the .Choice, Sweet, Tender - -street superintendent. asco the Reformed church at a consis- 4/ Thnt tha cost nnd expense of tha torial conference at Red Bank last construction of Riich Hewers shall he as* Fruit Cake , | .eased in the mnnner provided by law. Peas week. '. 6. That temporary notes or bond.1) be cans The 236th annual business meet- inaued from time to time to temporarily 2 ft carton $100 finance unld work in tho nfrRrcgntc amount 2 25c ing of the Baptist church was hell . uf not exceeding $1,500.00. Thursday corning. Luncheon w > G. Thnt fluid notes or bonds Bhnll benr . Bay your Bread Supplies to last over until Friday morn- served by the women of the church ntereat at not excecdintr six per cent per ui num. ir.3. Buy Where Quality Counts! at noon. In the afternoon an ad- The forcjrolnpr ordinanco has been intro* dress was made by Martin BrynilJ- ]uced nnd the Mnyor and Council will con- "•" Extra • ;ider the final ptiasaRn thereof on the lat Big son of Atlantic Highlands, a solo , dny of December, 1924, at the Borouah Wrapped was sung by Mrs. Brynildsen ami a Hall at g:00 V. M. Any pci-Hon or pcrnons ilo3irinff to bo piano solo was played by Walte•: heard will be given an opportunity nt th« Sl'.ermer. time and place aforesaid. A* Rich and Pure BO Bread can be made! A. E. OI.REN. Miss Addie Wilson is improving Clerk. loaf from sickness. SHERIFF'S SALE. Victor Bread 6c Miss Marir Conover, who lias By virtue at a writ of I), fn. to me di- been sick with rheumatism scvcrsl rected, ifltmed out of the Court of Chan- Good Pnn Bread! cery of the State of New Jersey, will bo weeks, 'is improving. exposed to Pule nt public vendue, on Mon- ; day, the 15th dny of December. 1924, be- lcaf Dry grass on the meadows o tween the hours of 12:00 o'clock and 5:00 Victor Raisin Bread 10c Oliver Mblton's Twin Brook game o'clock (at 1:00 o'clock), in tho afternoon of Bnid day, at the Court House, In tha Fruit-Rich and Sweet! farm caught fire one night last Uorough of Freehold, County of Mon- week. Employees of the place "put mouth, New Jersey, to BntiBfy n decree of the fire out before much damage said Court amounting to approximately was done. $1.7R3.Oi). Don't Miss a Single Item! All that tract of land lying mostly on Cecil Conover spent part of las' the eatttcriy «Ulu of the roud from Tin ton Falls to yhark Hlver, hninK u tract or lb week at Boston. parcel of land nnd premises hereinafter Delicious Assorted Chocolates 39c Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur CJpddington particularly denci-Ibed, situate, lyinff ond box beiDK In tho Township of Shrewsbury, in Sweethome Chocolates "> 39c moved yesterday to Belmar, whe.'c the County of Monmouth ami Htatc of New lfe ho "Ship ahoy—to the land of toys!" calls Bobby, Maiy Lou and little Billy as they rush" Jersey. Dcing tho (southwardly pnrt of a tract denif^intcd nnd dcBcrihed in n deed: Princess Chocolates *A9c from Jacob 21. Corllcn nnd Gcoriie Corlles, pell mell into Toyland! The little toy trains whistle their welcome, Mr. Teddy Bear executors of Jacob Corlicii, hoarinir data Creamy Mints "> 25c tho ninth tiny of January, A. D. 1864, nnil Vrf squeaks joyously, the tin soldiers beat their red drums and stand at attention, the bells ring not on record there, described oa tract No. Hard Mixed Candies » 29c 11 on the map by which it was not*], pur- lb box m chancti by snid Jacob Curlleo, dt'tl'd, of out merrily, and all the little rosy cheeked dollies stand with open arms, all ready to wel- William Smith nnd wife by deed bcarinir XXXX Confectioner's Sugar lie date A. D. 1H42. I)cninnin(j at n atona lb BY BI&G.GS. about one clinm wmtwtird of tho nfore»»id Powdered Sugar k"* He come the little folks into the land of play. So hurry down and bring all'your little friends road to Shark River nntl Sgunn; thctici (1) south, eiiihly-fleven decrees nnd twen- with you, and find out what they want for Christmas. . ' ty-five minutes enat. seventeen ehninn nnd sixty linka nlonit huulu of Robert Pnlden A or CB nnd others t» a ntnlio; <2> north, three da- Ti R Plum Pudding greea nnd nino tnlnutra east, five chain* and seventeen llnUn nUjn« tho Upplncott tract, formerly Dr. Jneobun Hubbard, to a •take; <«) north,, elifhty-acven dc»reet The crowning glory of a good meal is n steam- •nd twenty-eitrht minutca west, aeventeen chains and twenty-five Jinks n!onK tho ing, fragrant cup of good Coffee. northwardly pnrt of tho trnct of wlilch thia Is a part to a ntnko nt tho westwnrdly «(da ffSCO is Convincingly Good! of the nfoifjinid Hliark River road by way of Nntt'ti Hill; (4) nouth, newn deffreen and eighteen mlnutcR went, flvn clmiita and The classic comic of seventeen llnhn nlunir tho Hathaway tract 4 td (he boulnnlnir. Contuinlni; about nine American home life UCBC9. Kxecptlnff from the nforeanld (leaerfptlofti You'll Taito ihe Difference! i thnt trnct of land conveyed by Kohcrh Crumwcll (widower) to Alejtnnder Sjiencer ONE'OF'TME nnd Juila SponAer, bin wife, by dcod dated n c January 21, IOOL\ and recorded in Hook ' GUI of Deed.* for Munmouth County pane OSCD Evaporated Milk '"" " 10 PAGES , 4 457, which tract in a tract enntfllnlntf- thlrty-clBht hundrcilths of nn nore on th« ! extreme wontprly putt of the atave de- For the TlmnkNtfivinj* Dinner, for every .special occasion, •crlbcit trnct of land. • COMICS Intended to bu tho nnmo land nnd prcm- for the daily table nnd kitchen needs, for every Grocery Idfla conveyed to tho nnl.1 Mary Cnln oy I IN d«ed bearlnir even dnlo herewith, executed Horn— by Dnvlil Hrott ni^l Barah (Jcott, hli wlf«, and yet to be recorded. It Pay* to Trade Where Quality Counts! COLOR, tletaed n» the property of Mary Cnln, taken in execution at the milt of David EVERY SUNDAYIN Scott, «nd tr, !)«• sold by Thoto Pricei Effective in Our Red Dank Storci. n » iJ£"N V- VAMMATBR, Sheriff. Joseph Goldstein Dntpd Nov. 17, 1024 EDWARD W. WIJUS, Solicitor. 39 BROAD STREET —ill? ^^'JO ™ _ !2fl.O4 I Broadway Long Branch, N. J. Evcrvwcck Luko Longhead tolla SHREWSBURY AVE and OAKLAND STREET of nositiona open to nil kinds of worltora, Read The Keglntcr'a Want AdvcrtiscmontD if you nro seeking ©ribnne a pqaltlonAdvertymt RED BANK REGISTER,-NOVEMBER 26,1924. Pace Ni dtjr from a visit with his daughter, WHAT WILL YOU NEWS FROM KEYPORT. Mrs. F. C. CoBsaboom of Seabright. THINK OF THE Edward Guttler of New York HOUSE FLOODED WHEN THE spent the week-end with his mother. RED BANK WATER PIPES FROZE. Call on Luke Longhead for any SILENT sort of want. He specializes in all Mr.. R. Walter.'. Hcu.. Badly kinds.—AdverUaenjent. Damaged Lait Week—Over $300 WATCHER? THRIFT STORE Cleared at Annual Supper of Re- Four New Stores For Rent. formed Church. 17 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Mrr. R. Walters's home on Broad street was flooded last week by tha MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. freezing and bursting of the water pipes. The house was unoccupied MoUU fur €rirj Purpcut North Side, Near Broad Street. Thanksgiving Week Specials but the neighbors' attention wal lb culled to tho trouble' by a large Very Best Creamery Butter 49c icicle hanging on the outside of the Seven New Stores have just been built on the north side of Pur© Lard 19c «> house, i Monmouth Street, Red Bank, near Broad street. Three of these No. 1 Bogota Coffee—None Better 45c «> Over $300 was cleared by the .stores have already been rented. Fresh Western Leghorn Eggs •..-.•.. .65c *"*• women of tho Reformed church it kgi their annual Bupper held Thursday Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour .....»••• .2 P 25c night in the church house. Each of the remaining four stores is Heinz Loose Mince Meat 25c lb The Keyport '.iterary club will be None Such Mince Meat ISc pk« entertained Friday afternoon by G Mrs. W. Stephen Wallace. The pro- Large No. 3 can Health Brand Pumpkin.. .19c "> eiam is being arranged by Mrs. ti. 12 feet front, 60 feet deep R. & R. Plum Pudding 29c ft «n Brower Walling and the topic will Heinz Plum Pudding ...... -.- ft tln 39c be "Historic Churches of New Jer- [They have all improvements and are for rent at of sey." Cranberries ....>. 2 ">' ' 25c Mies Betty C. Hendriekson h v}«- Large California Walnuts .-...... • .39c ft itinjr her grandparents, Mr. and $65 per Month. Fine Quality Paper Shell Almonds 35ct b Mrs. Alexander Cadoo, Jr., of Sum- Instant Heat ft mit. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hendrick- Fancy Mixed Nuts ..-.. .25c son will spend Thanksgiving day Radlantfire ii a new and revolutionary gas Immediate possession can be given. Lease will be made New Large Brazil Nuts ...... ^...... 23c «> there. heating device for the fireplace and for port' at this rental for five years if desired. Dromedary Dates ....;. 20c Pk« Edmund Carhart has been enjoy' able use. Heats by a new principle. Projects ing his annual vacation from Wal- Radiant Rays, like Sun Rays, straight into the Apply at the office of . Blue Gooae Oranges .... • • ».;•> •>: 29c <•«• ling's drug store. room and not up the chimney. Fancy Large Lemons ..... ,;.;.>...... 39cdoz - Mrs. Elizabeth Wintcrton has re- Sweet Russet Cider .. ( .39c «•'• turned from a visit at Freehold. Odorless, ashless, smokeless, dustless—Costs hot : Wilbur Fowler of the U. S. naval no more than ordinary fireplace equipment. Goff's Original Cough Syrup—No Dope 25c training station at Newport, R. I., • Saves average householder two tons of coal has been visiting his parents, Mr. a winter. Models range from $15 up. See HENRY SCHROEDEBI, IV9gr. and Mrs. W. J. Fowler. them today. Hawkins Brothers Mrs. L. Brower Walling has been Consolidated Gas Co. of New Jersey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Varian 10 Monmouth Si of CreBtwood, N. Y. LONG BRANCH RED BANK ASBURY PARK Red Bank, N. J. Mr?. William Westervelt of Subsidiary of Jersey Central Power & Light Corp. Brooklyn, war. the recent guest of ,c Mrs. Matilda Hoff. ^^ ' C& HUMPHREY A barn dance was held last night at St. Joseph's parish hall. The members of the American Mechanics attended the Sunday Radjantfim evening services at Calvary Metho- • T" "•••••••awiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriMiiii ffin " n>. dist church. Mrs. Fannie L. Ogden of'Aeburp Park visited Mrs. Josephine A. Hoff last week. Carl A. Gloss has a position as or- chestra leader in the Ditmas theater at Perth Amboy. Bev. A. J. Mack of Pueblo, Colo had charge of services Sunday in St. Mary's church. He is a candi- date for the rectorship of tfn church. . ; The junior improvement associi1. ' The Steinbach Gift Shops are in Holiday Array, Replete tion will give an entertainment Monday night at the Reformed i with Gift Suggestions for Everyone on your church, the principal attraction be-' ing a farce entitled "Heira at Law." ' List-and-Prices are Most Moderate The home and school association will hold its next meeting on Mon- day night, December 8th, at tha iic;h school auditorium. Mrs. E. H. TOYLAND- Boynton of Woodbridge will be the speaker for the evening. Good news for boys and girls. Toyland is open! And what an enchanting display of toys, games and playthings of all sorts Mrs. G. W. Doyle and Mrs. Eu- for all the ages of childhood. Santa has sent a. most bewildering eenia Vand-n-zee, Jr., have return^'l variety of things from his workshop to Steinbachs for his boys and tc> Philadelphia after a visit with girls to see and choose. Soon he's coming down himself so that Mr. nn<) Mrs. A. D. Doyle. they can tell him what they'd like to find on Christmas morning. The narciit-teachers' association if St. Joseph's church will give n -iMH'crt and dance Wednesday, Pe "ilier 10th, at the parish house. Welcome Mrs. Mary E. Carter of Norfolk, FANCY POTTERY "i., was thn recent guest of her sis- •or. Mrs. J. R. Claffy. From all corners of the earth—these pottery bowla, George Vagle has rented one of vases and dishes that add their bit of tasteful color Theodore Kqlsey's-flats on Second UMBRELLAS to the modern home. Prices are very low. to "-*.-50t. Mrs. A. W. Ogden of East Orange Make a rainy day, brighter by giving a And in this first floor Gift Shop there are hundred* 'vas the recent guest of Mr. and brilliant hued silk umbrella to one you cars of other artistic gifts—book ends, smoking stands, Mrs. H. Soabrook Schanck. This Mrs. C. Lindsey of New York was for. The handles are charming, conveni- reading lamps, mahogany clocks, Japanese trays and the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. ent, and there's such a variety! The colors vases and all sorts of novel brass pieces—inexpensive, Rov Clark. are legion and the prices begin at $1.95 /*> IVING them is a pleasure, novel and appropriate. The Keyport senior young morA and range upward. and yet, buying them ia association will give a dance in the such a problem! I've a plan Christinas high school December 12th. that helps a gTeat deal—a sys- HAZLET NEWS.> tem of budgeting my gift allow- ance, of estimating tha cost of Mrs. Leroy Clark Entertain! the each gift and totaling them in Store Sewing Club. it simple manner. You will find Mrs. Leroy Clar'c entertained tho STATIONERY it helpful, too, I'm sure and i£ Hazlet and South Keyport sewing 1 "Th. Write Gift" you'll just send me your name club on Thursday afternoon. In a and address (address me in care Where you will find everything in game Mrs. William Holmes won first prize and Mrs. Asbury Walling sec- You'll bs surprised how many times you of Steinbachs) I'll be glad to send you my littlo booklet. tune with the Spirit of Christmas. ond prize. Mrs. Edward Voorhees can check from tho gift list when you received first prize in a special game. Tho club will meet with decide upon stationery. Letter writing i> Stocks conveniently arranged so Mrs. William Hammell of South always more pleasing when distinctive Amboy in December. stationery is used. Every conceivable kind that you may do your Christmas Mrs. Melissa Ackerson and fam- ily entertained over the week-end and color ia here—as attractive as they TOILET SETS shopping with the least expendi- Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank J. Gronde of are correct. Eradley Beach. '• A toilet set is a gift she will like whether it be ivory, Mrs. Ernest E. Poseux and eon Gift boxes with both cards and note tortoise shell or amber for all are equally attractive ture of time, effort and money. Malcolm were Now York visitors on : pap»r may b» had in white or new Tuesday. and help materially in dressing the bondoir. tints from $1.00 to $7.S0. lYou will welcome the .even James Salmon has moved from A distinctive ivory set in neat DuBarry pattBrn, the Ackerson farm formerly ownod by Judge Ackerson of Keyport and five pieces, is $9.00. And thero is a varied selection greater than usual care with recontly purchased by Joseph of separate pieces from 50c up. Muahe, into tho house vacated by B. which we will help you find just Ayrcs, on the Daniel I. Stillwell farm, now owned by Ackerson Bros. A Memento With Your of Keyport, the items you have in mind for Mra. Ethel A. Cowles has charge Christmas Club Check— of the Red Cross drive in the Haz- filling your gift list. It is our de- let district. Your Christmas Club check will be cashed with a smile by William C. Hnyos and son Billy my salesperson or at tho Service Desk nt Steinbachs. And you will of Point Pleasant spent Sunday receive with your money mi attractive little memento that you will sire that your choice never be with Mrs. Melissa Ackerson «ml find useful..

MEETING OF BASEBALL CLUB. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ding- • man. Atlantic Highland! and Highland! Mrs. Jacob Appleby was called to Christian Science Society, Red Bank, N. J. Re-Elect Officer.. Spr.mgfiold last week by the death i The Atlantic Highlands and High- of her brother. WESTSfRANClS Cordially invite* you and your friends to attend a Send Us the Thing's iji lands baseball club, the county Henry Hodaa's garment facto 'y champions, met Tuesday night of liaa been re-opened nftcr having Free Public Lecture on Christian Science last week and re-elected the officials been closed several weeks. FUNERAL DIRECTORS You Wore Last Winter. $ for the coming year. They are Dr. The Methodist ladies' nid society r' -BY- J John Opfermaii president, Grandin will hold a sociable Friday, Decem- of Our cleaning department can do wonders with the things you probably Johnson vice president, Joseph E. ber 12th. WILLIAM W. PORTER, C. S. B. of New York City Bunfield secretary, Charles Gelhaus Mrs. George F. McCutcheon and tenderness Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, never expected to wear again. treasurer and William Fclharber family of New Brunswick have re- Results are really astonishing, but you can never appreciate the dif- and David 'lumen trustees. turnee! home from a visit of sev- and The First Church of Christ, Scientist, The financial report was not uperal weeks to Mrs. Hannah Goldon. in Boston, Massachusetts. ference until you have given us a trial. to expectations but the club made Friday night of next •eekian en- Alertness arrangements for next season and tertainment entitled "Seventeen," STRAND THEATRE MAX LEON, Proprietor they plan to make the team of such by Booth Tariiington, will bo given Temporary Office: quality that the results will be farin tho municipal building by Mis3 Comer Broad Street and Linden Place, Red Bank, N. J. l>etter,both as a sporting and as aMnble MullinB. The par"-1- 39 Worthley Street SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 30th, 1924 business proposition.. teuchers' association will be in I Ii> regard to the dispute as to the charge of the entertainment. Red Bank At 3:15 O'clock. county championship, one of the di- Dye Works rectors said that Edgar Vanderveer Phone Red Bank 635-R VV^AVWXAAAAAA.VvAAAAAAAAjSAAAAy of Freehold had denied the state- IS THE IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. fir in default tli ere of nueh decree will ment that he had given the deciding Joseph H. West, Mgr. To FRANCESCO FABB1CATOKK: tafcnn ngitlnst you UB the Chancellor eti By virtue of an order of the Court of i thinumnkv Cn the I The object of aniil suit in to obtain an FACTORY: a statement was untrue and such SILENT day of the date hereof, in a certain cnuae j annullment of tl\e mnrrlugo between yoa MAIN OFFICE: wherein Afrnen SimpHcio is petitioner, nrul , mul tlm nalii iietitionor. action would be impossible. How- Main office, 975 ClintoVi Ave. you, Trancuoco .Fabbicntore, ura defendant, Dated' November Hth, 1921. 24 W. Front St. 76 White St. ever, the Atlantic Highlands and you are required to appear unfl plc-m), an- ItKlLLY, UUINN & PARSONS, Newark. N, J. Bwer «r demur to petltloner'ti petition on Solicitors of retillonur, Tel. 154S Highlands'ball club have not yet IN LITTLE SILVER YET? or befora the ninth day of January next, P. O. Addreati, Red Bank, N. I, Tel. 734 received the penant.

LITTLE SILVER NEWS. "Dry Cleaning Protects the Heart of the Nation." Epworth League Convention to be Held Here Saturday. The Methodjst Epworth leagues gf the New Brunswick district will meet Saturday afternoon and night at the Methodist cliorch1 at this place. Two hundred or more dele- gates, r.re expected. The Little Sil- ver' Epworth league will serve su,> per tn the visitors. The; foundation is up,for Joseph Cumin's new house on the Wood bi'oc!; U'sct, near the station. Clifford Herbert spent last weak at Hightstown. He went there wit the intention of gunning, but was laid up with sickness most of th3 week. He returned home Sunday fully recovered from his sickness but without much game. There is no change in the coti- Practically all sizes and grades in the best known domestic weaves. A large assortment, very rtition of Frank Marra, who has choice Orientals in sizes up to 41/ix7i/£> ft, all newest designs and colorings in the last sale of the been very sick several weeks. Mrs. Mary Herbert of PlainfieM year at these ridiculously low figures FOR LESS MONEY THAN YOU CAN BUY IMPERFECT ":;jnt Sunday with her son, J. IJarry Goods. In language as simple and positive as we can make it, we assure you these values cannot Herbert. t:, T.Irs. Elsie Hartwig is improving- be duplicated in any other store. Furthermore, it will be impossible to secure these rags at these from grip. . The work of re-decorating the prices even at this store after the sale terminates. Let nothing stand in your way of getting to '.atcrior of St. John's chapel W;H this store and securing beautiful rugs of the finest quality at matchless prices. We made some La TAU5CA OR DELTAH completed last week. Women of( th3 chapel spent most of last very advantageous purchases when prices were low, and we want our customers to get the full Thursday cleaning the building and benefit, hence THE ONLY SALE OF ITS KIND IN THE STATE. Prices in the wholesale rug putting it into condition for hold- ing services. A Thanksgiving serv- market have jumped considerably and they will go higher. We mention a few names of na- 'cu will be held tomorrow morning tionally known rugs from which the wide awake customers may make selections— ut quarter to nine o'clo -k. , The Wenonah society will meet Herati, Beauvais, Yonkers, Carltons, Ardsleys, Kashgars, Imperial Sarouks, Imperial Kimamhah, Kiiday night at Miss Ella King's at Barrymore, Grenoble, Danube: and many others in the cheaper grades. Shrewsbury. John Skidmore has given up his The only gift which finds a woman's heart an easy target is a position with the Jphn T. Lovett mu'scry company. Herati Royal Wilton Rugs Kashgar Royal Wilton Rugs string of well matched PEARLS. Robert Dorrill has moved from ! LcsLer C. Lovett's house on Pro-;- # 9x12 ft. A fine plush Wilton, very closely woven, fringed, Size 0x12 ft., in the newest colorings. A heavy closely VVa have a limited number of beautiful LaTausca or Deltah j rcct avenu: to his new house on beautiful reproductions of antique Orientals, one of the woven Wilton- designed to stand hard service for many Pearls at the very SPECIAL PRICE of $3.85. : Si'voniic.'o avenue. very serviceable rugs. PRICE FOR.THIS SALE ONLY • years. A remarkable value especially at the PRICE FOR Mr. and Mrs. S. L. dcFobry Ut 'THIS SALE ;iv:J:y for Florida, where they wi!' # These Pearls Will be on Sale for One Week Only ~!'-nd fie winter. The liremnn are planning to ha>;' •.i s'.ipoer at thru1 annual niceties Select Your Holiday Presents Early ?.m! election of officers next month. William H. Carhart is the own?) of a largo silver loving cup which he won at the poultry show at Red Barrymore Royal Wilton Rugs Heavy Worsted Velvet Rugs Bank last week. The cup was of This new seamless Wilton with its beautiful quality and fred for the best pen of chickens 9x12 ft., seamless. The well known President quality now ;SLIN , rich colorings makes a most distinctive rug. Very heavy, ut the show. being sold nil over tho country at the best stores from • ••••-•- • and closely woven of the finest Worsted. PRICE FOR $45.00 to $55.00—PI^CE FOR THIS SALE ONLY JEWELER EATONTOWN NEWS. THIS SALE ONLY 13 East Frbnt St. Red Bank, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charle! Falkenburg'! One Door from Palace Theatre Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Falkenbur£ celebrated their tenth wedding an- niversary with a party Friday nig'it. A large number of relatives and A11 friends were present and a fine tinv.' Fine Aminstes* Rugs, Worsted was enjoyed. Fine Worsted Axminsters i X Albert Smock has gone to work Size 9x12 ft. Seamed and seamless. The best dyes used for the Gulf refining company ni- Size 9x12 ft. Alexander Smith & Sons nationally known in these rugs, and can be depended upon to give long satis- ter a vacation of .i week.. George Yonkers grade. A heavy seamless and durable rug in factory wear. Designs and colors equal to higher priced Warren, another employee of ilu very fine colors. TRICE FOR THIS SALE ONLY goods. PRICE FOR THIS SALE ONLY company, is on a week's vacati ••» | and is spending most of. the time in ' Dictate gunning. \ Mr. and I.!rsi. Frank Hetzler ex $36.50 pect to move in a short lime to Mi- Your Car's Appearance' souri, where they formerly lived. John Tnnsey, son of Willian Tansey, is liack at school after hav- Grass Rugs—Extra Special Whittall Rugs ing been laid up a we,ek with sick- ness. Customers who act promptly will have the opportunity ol selecting from the highest class grass rugs on the market, Especially Mrs. Louis Burnett gave birth 10 including Deltrox, W. & J. Sloane's Willow Grass, and a son last Wednesday. others of equal quality in either !lxl^ ft. or 8x10 ft. sizes. Mr. anil Mrs. Francis E. Bruce Regular prices $12.50 to IJIC.BO. TRICE FOR THIS SALE Anglo-Persians returned Monday from their wed- ONLY, YOUR CHOICE will be found in our extensive stock at all times in many ding trip in Pennsylvania. A of the popular room sizes. Every Anglo-Persian is a mns- "shower" was given for the couple last night at the home of the brioV- terpiece. Tho price advances December 1st. Customers' who placo orders before that date will snve $11.25 on $9.00 the 9x12 ft. Btzo. FIVE PASSKNGEK COUPE WHAT IS THE Eedy Custom-Built by Fiihtr SILENT Larger sizes in stock—9x15, 9x18, 11.3x12, 10.6x13.6, 11.3x15 OU have your own definite ideal of motor car WATCHER? Ybeauty. You know a1 certain color combina- tion which would please you above all others. You A Talk With a Red Bant Man Beautiful Floor Lamps-The Ideal Christsnas Gift. favor a particular style nf upholstery. Cadillac in- Gorgeous Lamp Creations in all styles, from $2.98 complete to $95.00 vites you to give expression to these ideals in a Mr. Palmer Telli Something of In- Our Lamps were made up for us during the dull summer month3, when we could secure better Custom-Built V-63. Twenty-four master torelt to Red Bank Folki. There's nothing moro convincing prices and the desired combinations. Eveiy Lamp is'brand new. With our volume buying color harmonics and ten beautiful upholstery than the statement of someone you and quick tum-over method of selling, it meana real satisfaction in Lamp buying. patterns, in mohair or cloth, await your selection. know and hnvo confidence in. That's why this talk with Mr. Palmer of 60 Mechanic street, should be mighty helpful hero in Bod Bank. J. W. MOUNT CO., Frank Palmer, says: "I was Corner Maple Ave. and White St., troubled with pnins through my kidneys which wcro brought on by RED BANK, N. J. being on my'fcot long hours ut u time. I also had dizzy spells, which blurred my vision. I wns not troubled very long, howovor, as I heard of Doan's Pills. I won com- CAD ILLAC pletely cured of tho nttnek after taking two boxes." FOUR YEAUS LATER, Mr. Pal- mer said: "I am always rendy to endorse Donn'a an thoy hnvo al- ways proven satisfactory when I havo needed them." KEYPORT f NEW JERSEY" Standard ,6f Ihl World" Price 60c, at all denlcn. Don't simply auk for a kidney remedy— & PRICES GUARANTEED. Kct Doan'o Pills—tho oauio that Mr. Palmer had. t'ootcr-Milburn Co., Mfrg., Buffalo, N. Y. RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924. Page Twenty-One NEW WHITE RJBBONERS. special music will be rendered by fight at the Shrewsbury river coun- tho choir. try club. Tamperanco Union Hold. Meeting A.B.DIRHAN Tlio third o,f the series of entcf- • Starting next Saturday garbage at Mm. Plisro'i, , Ulnmi'iiti in the peopled popular collections in tbu Oceanic district DRUMMOND PLACE Mrs. George White beciimo .a coui'gu will be held next Monday will be made on Saturdays Inttcdd Red Bank 933 member of tlio women's Christian niirht at the parish house, ^Tho r'.- of Tuesdays according to an an- 1 temperance union o£ Kcd Bunk ui truction will be tho Richmond little nouncement sent out by the bourU \ a meeting last Thursday fit Mm. symphony orchestra of Boston, con- of health. Vj. Birdsull I'lmro'a. After the aisting of eix persons. mooting Bomc of the members went p IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. A omi was born Sunday to Mrs. CuUe Longhead Says: To WILLIAM 0. RVniEHFORD:— to Katuntown nml pinned white Albert Korr. "Filling any kind of a want nt By virtue of an order of the Court of ribbons on two now members, Mrs. any time is my specialty. Phone Chancery of New Jersey, muilo on the Mr. and Mrs, Christian Jun-v day of thci date hereof. Jn a certain crtva$ Mary McDcrmott anil Mrs. Charles me nnd I'll get' busy."—Advertise- wliL-retn Christine 'j. Itutherford 1» peti- E. Broeao. 'DID union line mudo :i and daughter of Seabright arrived ment. tioner, and you are defendant, you ore in this country lant Saturday from required to appear, arnl plead, answr or contribution of $5 for a montfrnimt, demur to petjtifmer'i petition on or before in memory of the 2i)th regiment of Denmark, where they had been IS THE the twenty-ninth day of December next, spending two montliB with relatives. or, In default thereof, such decree wilt New JerBoy-volunteei's. Tho union be t nit en figainiit you as the chancellor will meet Tluirediiy of next week at On the homeward bound trip they ahnll think cquitabit and just. stopped for two days in England The object of aald suit 1B to obtain a Mrs. Lewis Pcnnington'a on Maple decree of divorce, dliaolvintr the marriage avenue. Mickey Walker nnd Jock Mnlnne between you nnd the said petitioner. I will fight again. This time the WOLTIKR & G1LH0OLY, SolicitorB of Petition", bout will be staged at Milwaukee, 765 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Postoffico Now in Third Claei. Mickey has started training for the IN UUMSON YET? Dntcd October 28th, 1924. The- Leonardo postufflce hna ^bcen advanced from a fourth clnds'oflice to the- third class. Mrs. liertlm Brown, the postmistress, will receive a Balnry of $1,20(1 'a -year under th • new classification. If RUMSON NEWS. WIRE Linen Shower Given for a Bride-to- be Friday Night. A linen ahower was given last Friday ni/flit for Miss Mary Gilii- gnn, who is engaged to wed Hnrtn- horne Howlund. Miss Gillipan w».s These well known receivers are the choice of the Radio Industry and installed by us give you j. the recipient of a large number of the utmost in Radio Reception. Due td the various models there is a set for everybody. ^ gifts. - - • • - Club P Mrs. John Chnrtwick of ParK RUgo haa boon visiting her father, Garod Georgian, $495.00 P. 0. Mittag. A dance will bo held tonight at Small Down Payment, Balance This Garod Model is the supreme of Radio reception, combined with looks, and can take Eed Men's hall. its place in the best of homes. The cabinet is full size, and contains Batteries and Loud- Twenty persona attended a sur- "speaker complete with charging equipment. prise party given last Friday night in Monthly Payments. for Gudrun Christiansen. Mortenson & Co. of Atlantic High- lands have oponed a conl and feed H Best of Material and Workmanship More at the corner of River avenue The Garod V* has proven itself the greatest Five Tube Neutrodyne of today in looks, se- and Allen street. Miss Helen Harding, a member ot lectivity and volume with clarity. The mileage is unknown, as this is limited only to the air the tenching staff in tlio high school conditions. In seven official tests with prominent make receivers the Garod 5 has proven its building-, is upending a few days at great superiority. We stand ready at any time to prove this in your home. her home at Salisbury, Conn. Miss Eleanor Gorman and Mi .s Veronica Gately uro spending u week at Atlantic City. y Garod RAF, $191.35, Less Horn and Charger B. Mayer of Detroit ia visiting The greatest four tube receiver ever placed before the general public. Its selectivity sur- friends in town. Electrical Contractor passes the average five tube receiver and maintains a volume sufficient for any home. Tlia^ Princeton university gospo' team conducted the services Sun- 'day at tho Presbyterian church. 10 White Street led , N. J. Both services were largely attended. Zenith, $150.75, Less Horn and Charger Thanksgiving day will bo observed The Receiver that connected the MacMillan Expedition in the Polar Regions with the civ- with a service tomo.row morning t Telephone 339 or 1184 ilized world. This Four Tube Regenerative Receiver has the greatest volume with clarity of half-past ten o'clock. Rev, John Muysltcns, Jr., wil' preach. Ke^. any receiver of its kind we have been able to get for comparison. James Owfn will also take part and Magnavox, $209.75, Including Loud Speaker The receiver with a genuine one dial control with five tubes giving simplicity with the greatest of satisfaction. It has the loudspeaker built within the cabinet making a very neat appearance. k Paragon J- The Paragon factory has produced a set within the reach of every one. The new models have been developed with the aim of reaching eveiyone "with a reasonable simplified set and yet hold their selectivity. 51 For Plione Reception Paragon, Two Tube, Dry Cell Operated .....' Installed $55.95 Paragon, Two Tube, Storage Battery Installed $69.25 For Loud Speaker Reception, Less Horn and Charger Paragon, Three Tube, Dry Cell Operatio n Installed $83.80 Paragon, Three Tube, Storage Battery '..., Installed $100.25 Paragon, Four Tube, Storage Battery Installed $124.75 We also have on hand several slightly used sets which have our guarantee as though they were new. If you want any particular make receiver that we do not cany, we are more than willing to get it for you. Repair and Service Kl= We are maintaining the only exclusive Radio Repair and Service in this vicinity giving the general public all that there is in Radio. We are equipped to repair any make receiver, hav- ing in our testing department, instruments of value, you cannot find any where in this part of the country. Before purchasing your Radio, stop and think what it might cost you in a year. People are taking advantage of the General Public because they are not acquainted with this new art 16c lb and are using Radio for a side issue. Prices on Radio are misleading and to make yourself sure of satisfaction demand first class equipment and the license plate be shown on the receiv- Rib :•©> ing set itself. All good receivers are covered by patents and then licensed out to manufacturers. Lamb Chops End The following facts should warrant your confidence, if you are interested in Radio, either for new equipment or repair work. 32c lb First to build and operate an amateur Radio Telephone in this section. First to receive Radio Broadcasting for the General Public in this section for which we hold an invaluable certificate. te Rib Roast Nineteen years of practical experience in Radio Work. Won the honors for second place in the Amateur Race across the Atlantic Ocean in 1922. Have been called upon many times in the past three months to pass opinion and test sdme of the most prominent receivers made. l£§=«3 Also have the" only Western Electric Public Address System in this section for gen- eral public use. mm.

« lew Saeerlrail RADIO 2-AWL Telephone 1184 m >wi Male Frai 10 White Street Nighta, 22-W Red Bank, N. J. Exclusive Agent for Garod, Zenith, Magnavox Products; nlso agent for Paragon, Muaic Master, West- w crn Electric, Thompson and many other prominent manufacturers. 2| ^» BED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 26,1924.

BIG GAIN IN ASSETS. Atlantic Highlands Loan Association Gains $250,000 in Year. Tho annual meeting of the At- lantic Highlands building: and loan I KESSLER'S association was held Ia3t Wednes- V THE 'STORE OF BETTER VALUES T day night and the following officers were elected: Louis Sculthorp pres- T ident, John B. Swan vice president, CE--REDBANK X Corner Sroad and White Streets Red Bank, N. J. f Henry VanNote secretary, Charles M. 1. McNULTY AMUSEMENT COMPANY. ' GEORGE O. RbOP, Resident Manager. %— ; " — R. Snydei" solicitor and Dr. Charles MATINEE DAILY, 2:30. VAUDEVILLE AT 2^40 EVENING, 7 TO 10:4S VAUDEVILLE AT 8-4S. Keed treasurer. Timothy Maxson, THE WORLD'S BEST IN VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTOPLAYS f Ira Antonides and Howard Robert* SATURDAYS AND HOUDAY8, 3 FULL BHOW8, 8:30. 6:30, and 8:4O T were elected directors, Mr. Robsrtt | Closing Out Our Entire Stock of Y filling the term of the late Na- thaniel Roberts. The other dir>*- Last Times f oday-Wednesday, Nov. 26—Last Times Today Y tors are Louis Sculthorp, John H. Y Swan, Henry VanNote, David f Smith, Charles Snyder and Dr. Mid-Winter Millinery f Cinrles Reed. POLANEGRIinTOBIDDENPARADISP There was a larg^ attendance -- ' 4-FIRST-CLASS VAUDEVILLE ACTS—4 AT f 39 loans to borrowers were made, f making a '.otal ot $56,760. Pre- miums on the oans averaged 8'.& Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 27, 28, 29 f per cent. The highest premium w is S 10 3-4 per cent and the lowest 7 i pec cent. I The treasurer rtc 1 ' ' t ; assets were now $2,266,987.8i\ I showing on increase of about ! $250,000 overlastyear. FAIR HAVEN NEWS. Water Company Drilling a Well The-Barrys and 250 Feet Deep. lie original markings. A well 250 feet deep is beiti.v Classy Broadway Misses. drilled on the Rumson improve- A Sensation on Wheels. the Wolfords ment company's property by > Young and Oldtimers Philadelphia concern. The Methodist ladies' aid society OTHER FIRST-CLASS ACTS! will hold a bazar and turkey supper next Tuesday night in the church basement. Not since "THE COVERED WAGON" haVe newspapers, trade papers and the public ac- A son weighing nine poumis corded such lavish and unanimous praise to a motion picture as has greeted was born last Thursday to Mrs. Fay (iodard. The fire company will nominate its officers at next Monday night'-- meeting. • Richard "Shorty" McAllister anj his "Cuddle Up" show played last week at Washington, D. C. John Norkett has bought an Es- sex runabout. I Mrs. Matthew Baden, Miss Myra Doughty, William Doughty and El- verton Doughty spent last week ot Cape May. They motored there and back. I Edward Crozier is laid up with a ! heavy cold and sore throat! l Mrs. Jane Smith of Eatontown is visiting Mrs. Matthew Baden. JAMES CRUZE In the groug are fine Lyons Velvet Hats, in Charles Loumax has moved from .Production. Arthur Smith's house to Red Ban'f black and the new autumn shades, includ- The firemen's auxiliary will moot on Thursday night of next week. E. H. Morris spent yesterday /it ing many large-head sizes, so hard to ob- New York. tain. THE I Special Reductions on Coats and Dresses SILENT WATCHER WILL BE EVERYWHERE IF you're one of the seven- * teen million people who read the story or saw the play, you won't need coax- ing to see the picture. . •;•-**» If you're not, take a tip and get acquainted with laughable, loveable "Mer- ton" and his fun - filled career. You'll enjoy a royal treat at the Palace. (X QammounlQitfu. e Dear Lady of Jersey- THREE THANKSGIVING DAY, 2:30, 6:30, 8:40 , Tuesday, Wednesday, December 1/2, 3 You will buy Christmas gifts because of those you love. ' You will give these tokens of your friendship and of your affection and each one will carry THE LOVE BURGLAR OTHER FIRST-CLASS ACTS I something of you with it. You will send these gifts, not because of4|ie Adolph Zultor and Jesse L Lasky dire need for them, but so that they will tell - • • „ present those who receive them, with their mure but eloquent tongues, the little message of good wishes you send with them. Sentiment, yes I—all the dear sentiment REX BEACH'S that years cannot touch nor modern cynicism destroy. That is why, Dear Lady of Jersey, we want you to come to McCreery's to buy some of your gifts. We want you who have been our JOSEPH customers for so many years to let us help you HENABERY as much as we can in your gift-buying. PRODUCTION We have so many lovely things for you—so much variety for you to choose from. There may be—there is—some added senti- ment for many in a gift that "comes from McCreery's." A name does mean much to. most people. Come to McCreery's to-morrow. James McCreery & Co.

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