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VOLUME XXXVII NUMBER 22 MANASQUAN. NEW JERSEYAFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1910 SUBSCRIPTION Pr i c e *1.00 A f t * a j :j
'I DIE BUT DNGE’ M. E. CONFERENCE CORONER INVESTIGATES •'•V 'fv vWi-'.W SWENTAIN AVERS TO TRANSFER ALLENWOOD ACCIDENT Established 1870 What’s the difference? I have got to Thomas J. Berrien met his death as a die only once.” Thus exclaimed Emil MANY PASTORS result of an accident in which the engine Swentain, charged with the murder of When the New Jersey Methodist he was driving being derailed and over- D. John Boston, an aged recluse of Farming- Episcopal Conference assembles in As tnrned. dale, when he was removed to thecountv bury Park next month.it is expected that The above verdict was the finding ol Rea! Estate Nsuram jail in Freehold late last Saturday after the jury empanelled by Coroner John G- More than a safe and convenient means of transacting more changes will be made in pastors being discharged from the Monmouth than at any conference held In years- Sexton to inquire into the death of R E S ID E f V G E T ’ ' your financial matters you want privacy as well. We perform Memorial hospital* where he had been There are four churches in Long Branch- Thomas J. Berrien, of Long Branch, engr every banking function in a safe and confidential manned you since the alleged crime as a result of his and within a radius of a hall dozen miles neer of the Philadelphia express train ------NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE -4 attempting suicide when being captured that was derailed at Allenwood on the are cordially invited fo avail yourself of our services. six more. The Rev. W. F. Atkinson has World’s Largest Fire Insurance Company ' v- bv John Smith,county detective. He was given notice that he will leave Sea Bright, evening of January 27th, and Dr. Archi also charged with attrocious assault and while the Rev, R. B. Stevenson will seek bald S. Higgins, of Manasquan. who was Cash Assets— Over One Hui.cud Million Dollars. battery on Austin Boston, nephew of the a new pastorate. He is now pastor of driving the automobile that figured in murdered man. the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, the collision with the P. R. R. engine be* ------HARTF0 .- ~ — When identified by the injured raan( Long Branch. fore it was derailed and overturned. flfcanasquan ’(Rational SJanb who is also a patient in the hospital, he The Rev. Dr. William Reed, it is stated’ The inquest wus held nt City Hal1 America s Greatest Fire Insurance Company t talked freely of the crime committed. will be transfered from the Simpson Long Branch Tuesday morning, Prosecu He denied using an axe to kill John Bos- Memorial Church, Long Branch, to the tor Charles F. Sexton conducting theex- Cash Assets—ver Thirty Million Dnllara. 4 ton. Only two weeks ago Swentain was Newark Conference uminating of witnesses. There was no acquitted of the murder of an aged At Oakhurst, where the Rev. Harry T. conflicting testimony, it being clearly Efficiency------Security— ------Liberal! CALL 241, AND TALKTO women in Farmingdale. proven that the railroad company had Fisher is completing his fifth year. He New York Office------141 Broadway. is wanted back by his people. There is used the prescribed statutory precautions E. B. GREEN talk that he will be sent elsewhere, The in giving warning before approachlngthe New Jersey O ffice— — Manasquan, Rev. John Whitton will be returned to Allenwood crossings three in number. ORDERS CULVERT Old First Methododist Episcopal Church In bringing in their verdict the jury West Long Branch, and It is expected made no mention of Dr. Higgins’ death. REMOVED that the Re\. Frederick Harris will be re About ten witnesses were sworn, none of them seeing the accident, hut their tes. The action of borough council Tuesday turned in st, Luke's Methodist Episcopal night i nordering the removal of the cui Church timony showed Ibat the whistle of theen- glne was blown and the signal bell was vert before No 2 engine house on Main The Rev. John Heileroan, flfty-fou* ringing. street has not been received favorably years in the ministry, will retire from the Prosecutor Sexton concluded the inquest by members of the company, who assert Ocean Port Methodist Episcopal Church SUCCESSOR TO V' A. THORP & bv stating to the jury that the law re COMPANY ; that in their opinions the borough fathers and from active preaching. A new pas quired either the blowing of a whistle or are overstepping the boundry. They ad tor will be sent to Eatontown to fill the ringing of a bell when approaching mit council’s right to order culverts re* place now occupied by the Rev. B. J. K. crossing. moved from the streets before private Way. It is expected that the Rev. A. H property but say that fire company prop Eberhardt will be returned to this place- perty is exempt. The culvert is an 8-inch Steam and Hot Water Heating cast iron pipe, laid lengthwise in the gut GEORGE L. RECORD IN ter and covered with gravel to form a Gas Fitting, Pumps, W indmills, Tanwa. roadbed for the automobile fire truck. I REPUBLICANS SELECT n n n was placed in position several week ago GUBERNATORIAL RACE because of the extreme heighth of the NATIONAL DELEGATES George L. Record, of Jersey City, formal MAIN 8TREET, MANASQUAN curb. Certain members of the engine ly entered the race for the Republican WHEN YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE. A committee of prominent Republican Jobbing Promptly Attended To. P. O. Box, 844 company have intimated that if council Gubernatorial nomination in New Jersey headers in Middlesex, Monmouth and wants the pipe removed it must do so it. t the primaries to be held next Septem Office in Bank Building, Manasquan. N. J Ocean counties, called together bv State ^Telephone Con. Estimates Carefully Given self— Asbury Park Press ber. He goes into the campaign against Republican committee members from the Senators Austin Colgate, of Essex; Wal three counties at Freehold last Saturday Direct from the members of the No. 2 ter E. Edge, of Atlantic, and ex-Senator tentatively agree on delegates to the John D. Prince, of Passaic. Mr. Record company we have heard no such opinions national convention in Chicago in June expressed. was selected as the candidate at a not This While it is undei-to.'d no vote was able State conference of New Jersey The firemen placed the culvert in front taken, these men are said to have been of their house becauae they thought ihat^ Progressive KepubJicans.heJd in the Kott LostYour Week favored: McAlpin, New York. Saturday evening. it was the best way to fix their gutter so James W. Johnson. New Brunswick. Special that the rear step of their auto hose car The vote asking Record to make the race Lewis S. Thompson, Lincroft. was unanimous AT riage would not strike the sidewalk when Ezra Parker. Barnegat. Try some of that-- they drove out, but the Mayor and Coun sliced! dried beef cut on cil ordered culverts removed, they did not New American licing Ma single out. Volunteer Engine Company LIBRARY NOTES chine. Manasquan Cash and just order them to remove theirs, but HERE’S AN the order was general, and, as far as we About $55 was added to the treasury Its not like the ordinary know, the No. 2 beys have no grievance of the Library Association by the photo dried beef. Ham and Bacon play benefit given on Monday night. The t l i . ______' The Mayor and Council, no doubt. Know INDUSTRIOUS HEN the same way Grocery Company how to remedy fhe situation without the Edward W. Perrine, proprietor of the members of the Woman's Club were use of a culvert and the firemen know Holmdel Inn at Holmdel. has a hen which sisted by the pupils of the public school in the advance sale of tickets, and the GODDARD’S NECESSITY STORE You pay no oilier persons debts when you buy here that it is not the intention of our citv '» doing double duty, by hatching out a results were most gratifying. lathers to bottle up their apparatus. brood of chicks and laying eggs ai the SOUTH STREET, MANASQUAN Sugar pound...... They are sure that if the culvert is re same time. Tne hen has been setting Miss Catherine P, Evans has added Veiy Finest Creamery Butter, you can t beat it...... -itic moved some arrangement will be made about a week and nearly every dav dur year's subscription to the Independent to Very lino Table Butter a pound...... :!lc whereby they can drive their auto out ing that time it has laid an egg. Mr. her gift of $25 worth of books. The books SmoKed herring 5c everywhere, here...... 04c without inconvenience. Perrine has marked the eggs on which are expected at the library this week Tall pound can Alaska salmon...... 10e the hen is selling in order to make them It was interesting to note the enthusi Tall pound can fine red salmon...... J5c distinguishable from the new-laid eggs asm of the school children In selling the When he first noticed that the hen was tickets for the benefit. Many of them New York State finest creamery cheese...... 20c TRENTON'S 6IFT TO laying eggs us well as setting Mr. Perrin© did the work with the thought of the Our coffee can not be beat and we know it, a lb...... 20c thought that the fowl would prove faith pleasure to be derived from the library, Best wholeg rain rice a lb...... 08c SUNDAY $32,350 less to her duties as a prospective mother, knowing that an increase in funds will but, contrary to the hotel inon's expecta. addto the contents of the shelves and C harles 5 .1Raff etto If the Rev, Billy Sunday’s tabernacle SPECIAL For Saturday Only tions. the hen has shown no inclination reading tables. had been built to accommodate 30,000 Sugar alb ...... •OJ to quit her setting position. ,22c persons instead of 14.000 it would prob Leg of lamb...... ably have been insufficient to hold with Lamb chops...... 25c comfort the crowds which flocked to hear •>;2c CARD OF THANKS S H O E S T O R E Fork chops...... the evangelist during his last dav in SOLD MANY XMAS I take this method to thank C ljde Cas Nice pork chops loin roast...... _0e Trenton. tie, Pearl Lodge, the Fire Department, I lie Billy told the great audience TrentOn Libkeys 25*cans asparagus lips or stuiks... the Ladies of the Home Missionary 15c had broken several records and for a SEALS IN MONMOUTH 2 cans pineapple finest fjualit / Tor...... Society of the Presbyterian Church and ,08c place of its size had eclipsed anything in According to a statement just made by AGENT FOR REGAL SHOES # * Condensed milk, 1 lb lull weight...... all my other numerous friends for their his evangelistic career. It smashed an the New Jersey Anti-Tuberculosis league. kindness and sympathy tome during the i Pudding, pound net, regular psice 25c for...... 17 other record after that when a check for Monmouth county contributed $440.49 to Plum time I haveJieen confined In mv home. $31,981.03 was handsd the evangelist ns the work of that organization by the pur And we ar Hudson Birdsall Th«re is no one going to beat us. ( omo in and the “free will" offering of the city for the chase of Red Cross Christmas seals dur THE REGAL SHOE not mean about it ve will deliver tiie goods. evangelist. Belated contributions ag ing the holiday season. This county’s gregating $377 more before Billy got per capita purchase of the seals was For Sale. In it you will find un Main Street, * M anrsquan away from the city and a check for this four-tenths of one percent. The total 2 wood beds, 2 iron beds with springs excelled wearing quali amount and anything else received will collections in the state amounted to and mattresses complete. Apply to F. ties and absolute comfort be mailed to him. To date therefore TELEPHONIC No. 135-R $32,856.11. Brian, Parker avenue.—adv. They are cut on most Trenton's contributions amount to $32- 358 03 stylish lasts too—-just This is about $20,000 less than the shoe that should appeal high water mark reached in Philadelphia to the particular man or which has A population about fifteen woman. times that of Trenton, where the taber l JOHN A. L0NGSTREET nacle was a third larger and the cam PROMPT SERVICE paign eleven week instead of seven weeks isos Courteous Treatment U>1« t as in Trenton. Send your shoes to us the next time they need re The totafattdndance during the seven REAL ESTATE weeks' campaign was more than 900,000, pairing. Our prices are no higher than you have been RftLPH not including the score of special meet A N D INSURANCE accustomed to pay for work elsewhere, but you will find ings in churches, theatres, factories and a vast difference in the quality of the workmanship V. homes The total number of trail hitters and material. was nearly 17,000. Telephone I09 BUSH Eastern Union South Street Manasquan Dty or Night Office Work promptly done at moderate prices. SNELBAKER ft DANIELS PIPE Commissioner of Deeds South Street, M a n a s q u a n Manufacturers and Designers Borden Building of All Kinds AGENT FOR THE BEST OF COMPANIES ANASQUAN, N J,:a Marble And Graaite Work Fire Automobile Manasquan, N, J. Plate Glass H. B. Lansing, Manager. Other Yards At Money To Loan Telephone 64-W . Subscribe tor this paper Woodstown, N .J. 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in actual lepgm tut* w w pieteii hy the wire »meis nefore'0 a The Coast Star feet and fifty feet filtflTat the shoul m., with the result that except for a der. The figure arid It* pedestal are tew small offices which have only om of brick, fevered with piaster. Sluce route connecting them with the trunk C o o k’sB ee Hive Its discovery the piaster has been re Published Weekly at Manaequan N J system, practically all traffic was be moved aud painted over, the box at Ipg handled on n " pa t TRACY M. HOSKINS tbe bead and the finger nails gilded: tbe headdress decorated with Manasquan Theatre formerly The Coast fttar-Democrnt glass Jewels. The statue is thought to Department Store Watered a t the Manawiuan Post Office be about 600 years old, but no one BE OPTIMISTIC Special Features Euery Tuesday, t as Second-class Matter tjov 10.1009 knows Its history, no reference what Thursday and Saturday. ever being made to It in Burmese leg P ends or traditions.—Wide World Mag Week of February 28th. Friday February 25 iwiG azine. Here’s Good News for Mana- Tuesday— Wm. Elliott and Ruth Roland in ‘‘Com HANDLING THE EMERGENCY IN squan Residents. N EW JE R S E Y rade John” 5 Acts The Gold Watch will be RAFFETTO BUYS Whiie the Plant aud Traffic Depart Have you a pain in the small of the given away on this night Pre-Inventory Sale buck? ments of the New Jersey Division have had considerable experience In han Headaches, dizziness, nervous spells? Thursday— Fire Company Benefit. Paramount Great reduction in prices in every department on all our DISBBOW PROPERTY Ate vuu languid, initable and weak? t dling storm conditions, additional re Annoyed by urinary diaorders? Charles S. Raffetio, the South street Feature in 5 acts.— 2 others. Appollo Male Quar Winter Goods prior to our annual stock taking. finements were worked out in connec Llon t despair— profit by Mr. Stillwell's ^ shoe dealer, purchased on Thursday, the tion with the recent storm. experience. tette of Long Branch During the latter part of the after Diabrow property, on Main street ana Manasquan people know Doun'e Kid Saturday— The Clemenceau Case with The Fam will take possession on April 1st. noon, December 13, the storm increas ney Fills—have used them—recommend ed In intensity aud the weather reports them. ous Vampire Woman—Theda Bara. W. E. Shay indicated a fall of six inches of snow Here’s a Ma lasq.ian resident’s state t ment. and all star cast in 5 cast during the night, with a gale of wind George M. Stillwell. South St., Mana TRAPPING A PYTHON. and colder weather on the following squan, says: “Mv l>acn and sidgs were flsbury Park, N ew Jersey day. As soon us this cheerless infor painful and the secretions from my kid 7 Reels Each Night 7 Admission 10 c The Monster Is a Victim of His Own mation was received from the Weather neys passed too frequently. When i saw Greedy Appetite. Bureau, arrangements were made with Doan’s Kidm y Pills udvenhel, I got a The python s weak point is its stom the .Traffic Department to have all box at Burtnu-Jis’ Drug store and 1 had w * -v * « ‘vc.-s.-v ■«.<*. ach; it is a glutton. Not satisfied with chief operators keep their trunk serv not used them long before they restored a full supper, it will start at once on ice In close observation and report me to good h< altli. 1 urn n'ml to confirm next week's breakfast if by chance promptly to the Division Traffic E n the public statement one of my far nil v GET YOUR SHOES REPAIRED AT has previously given, tolling of my ex that future meal happens to be within gineer of trunks found out of order. mrmmmmrm mmmwmiimnr perience with Doan’s Kidney Pills. easy reach. By means of the Plant Department’s Price 50c. at nil dealers. Don’t simph A python generally lives in a hole in trunk record showing the routing of 5 = TELEPHONE I35-Vv sk for a kidney remedy—'»ei Doan’s Kid the ground or a hollow in a tree, but alt trunks, together with tho informa ney Pills—the same that Mr. Stillwell BEN. LEVINE’S if It cau find an old ruin in the Jungle tion received from the various chief han. Foster —Miilmrn Co.. Props —and there are many old ruins in In operators, It was an easy matter to de Buffalo. N .Y Burroughs Purdy Building, Broad Street. dla—It likes to take up Its sleeping termine which lines were being dam W. A. THORP & CO. quarters there, because even in the aged and also the extent of the dam £ heaviest rains the water runs off the age. By 0 p, m. enough reports had Shoe Heparin: eatly Doe £ SUCCESSORS TO M. Q. & A P. WYCKOFF CO. ruins quickly, whereas a hole In the been received to indicate that the con FREE SEEDS ground is likely to be flooded. The £ ditlons were serious, and accordingly Theannual distribution ol seeds bv tin python ueeds to eat only once a week, Best White Oak Leather used. Shoes Repaired whiie you wait the Traffic Department Issued verbal Government will take place this Spring £ D E A L E R S IN and to get that meal it lies fiat along Instructions to have a complete test o f a9 usual. This distribution is controlled Men s half soles, nailed 50c Ladies’ half soles, nailed 40e £ the bough of a tree near a stream and all trunk circuits made a t 9 p. m. bv the United States Senators and Mem waits tor its prey to com e to drink. The reports at six o’clock indicated tiers of Congress. If you write to Hon. Men’s half soles, sewed 75c Ladies’ half soles, sewed 60c £ When the natives see the long trail that a considerable number of local Jam esE . Marline or Hon. William Hughes. £ TH E G N U IN E that the python’s body wakes near the trunks were out of service and that sev 0 . S- Senate, Washington, D. C . or to Specially Low Prices for Children’s Shoes bank and find a heap of ruins near by eral of the more important switching your Member of Congress, you can re ceive free of charge a package of vegetable they make a hole in the ruined wall offices were handicapped on account of Give me a trial and I will convins you that my prices are the £ or flower seed. Each package contains Juht exactly big enough for the python a lack of toll trunks. For example. Do lowest in town. £ Plymouth And Lehigh td get through. Then they tie a pig to five different varieties. Stute whether ver had lost all Newark and Jersey Toll youdesire vegetable or flower, butdonot £ a stake near the hole on one side of trunks; Hackensack and Englewood indicate the varieties as the Departmen1 the wall, and on the other side of the had lost all Newark Toll trunks, aud of Agriculture makes the selectionbasen wall opposite the hole they tie another a number of working Freehold and upon th*» climatic and other conditions pig to a stake. They also tie a wire Lakewood Toll trunks had been re of the locality in which tl e seeds are to to the leg or the tail of the near side duced to one-half. With this informa be planted frig, and as evening draws on they tlon two Important Bteps were taken at JOHN CRISANTI eou tw ist I t from a distance, and the pig once. squeals. As the python comes home 1. Couriers were despatched to cover Proi. JOHN WAGMEISTER ^ Wood. Brick, Cement to bed It hears the squeals. P r a c t ic a l the most Important open wire lines TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN AND PIANO Shoemaker So the python comes along merrily which were known to be out of serv VanSchoick Building, and seizes its supper at a single bite. lee. Music Furnished for Entertainments „ ^ Office 40 Main Street Down goes the pig into the big snake’s 2. With the co-operation of the Divi Main Street , Manasquan throat, sucked in slowly by sheer mus sion Traffic Engineer’s office assign anv kind Drop n postal cular action. In about half an hour ments were prepared and issued to wire ^ Yards Adjoining N. Y. & L. B. R. R. Depot the pig has passed completely down chiefs for making such patches and MANASQUAN. N. J. <§"- SHOE R E P U TING -t> the long neck, and In another half eross-eonner’tions as would most ad Men’s Hand Sewed Soles $1.00 hour It is down a couple of yards far vantageously redistribute the trunk clr ther Into the python’s stomach. cults which still remained in service O ullivan Rubber HefIs 50c 1 Orders Promptly Filled Most animals would go to sleep right Belief was required at Englewood. TIK E NOTICE | away after a gorge like that. But Hackensack, Ridgewood, Dover, Lake Good Workmanship BEST LEATHER USED meanwhile the second pig on Jbc other woo*) and Freehold. All persons are requested not to, and side of the wall has realized its unhap are forbidden using the so called Stocktoi At 11 p. in. assignments had been avenue where it runs across mv propert\ Shoes Made To t'riler py brother’s woeful fate and has set issued and patches made to relieve for up a most distressing noise. The py The road as run out across my propertj 1II W ork Gu:tr ir:>< <•
Interviewing a Humorist. “Good morning. Wagge. What’s on the carpet today?" asked Bingleton. “Dust," said Wagge. "Clever boyl But I mean what have Loner Distance Tel Nov,60 . you on foot?” “Shoes,” snid Wagge solemnly. “Oh, come off, Wagge. What are you up to these days?” 0HEQHL DIRECTOR “Date," sighed Wagge- *TII give you ju st one more chance, I V L m i Street. Mnnn.sqnan. you poor frivol, you. What are you doing now?” fins and Jtnrlal Casket* of liver if Approved S t r e p . ■’Everybody,” said Wagge. Haviiitt had many vears experience in t hi nit v I led con ■dent to (dive “As usual, eh?” said Bingleton as he ‘-afls/action Residence South Str. . • !< he made jhoved the remains down the nearest (available coal hole.—New York Times.
The Old Capitol Building. The structure in Washington city known as the “Old Capitol building” has a memorable history. It was erect ed In 1800 aud was originally designed “ I Caul be Bothered This Way as u tavern or boarding bouse. On account of poor management the tav any longer, Jones. It’s the fourth time ern was closed after a few years. Dur this morning you have interrupted me ing the war of 1812 the British cap to telephone. Gall up the telephone tured Washington and burned several company at once and order an extension of the public buildings, Including the telephone for your desk.” capltol. The government then pur N the mountains, on the farms, in the forests, chased tblh tavern building for the use Is your work often interrupted in this hard-working men everywhere prefer Hub-Mark of congress, and here both houses met way or do you often have to interrupt IHeavy Service Rubber Footwear. R<>iid of (hod Clothes? for several years. Within its walls others when you wish to telephone? two presidents were Inaugurated, and The Hub-Mark Brand has been best for sixty years_ in It John C. Calhoun died. now better than ever. W hy not end the problem by paying Most men like to be well dressed and to wear good cl fifty cents a month for an extension Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear is made in a wide variety of kinds telephone ? and styles to cover the stormy weather needs of men, women m the best sense of the word, blotl.es that fit well, LtoUel BURMA’S COLOSSAL BUDDHA. boys and girls in town or country. ’ hold their shape well. Cali our nearest Commercial Office The Hub-Mark is your value mark. T h l. B U tu , I* Said to B# the Largest for particulars. Ail our suits and overcoats are madej In tha World. \*/ i UP t0 y°ur measurements The largest monument of the human NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY ' rt C|C ,ar8e $15, $18, $20 for our high quality, po form existing In the east today, if not in the world, Is the great, reclining |C 0t CS Ul 1'C va^,lcs we g*ve y°u could not Jbe d statue of Buddha near Pegu, In Bur J. k^WATEKBUKY, District Commerci:.] ! HUB-M AfflftUBBERS elated by suits ranging in price from $25 to $35 ma, around which the government T k » World-* Standard Rubber Footwear erected a building with lattice steel 507 Avenue, A z.j\\ v j . pillars to protect tt from the elements. This colossus was brought to light dur ing the construction of the railway C/S. R A FFET T O that runs northeast from Rangoon to F- H- f& iterson Mandalay. Telepho P. O. Box, Manasquan, N. J. While the permanent way was being banked Up to protect tho lines from occasional Hoods the engineer in charge required for the purpose of his work WILLIS THOM Ps> S t r e e t FI a harder ballast „than the alluvial de posit over which tho line was running iH-fiBRACKENIDYE could give him. Less than a mile away was a tree clad mound, and here, It m was thought, suitable material might IS Hi,, i TS 8 !\H\OHFS be found. T h e task o f d en tin g away Teacher of Piano, some of tho trees took but an hour or Orgap J o l -ina Hpeciulti-. » ,
Members of the Senior class were en- j tertained at the home ot Miss Anna Wag- LOOK SI THE C R O W BEFORE ineister on Frida v evening, February
BUYING SN SUTO. Because of vac ltion on Tuesday. < x<1 SQUAN HOUSE Ii v in bn-. .!’> Automobile that your not satis- cises celebrating Lincoln’s and Washing ton's birthdays were held Monday morn ll. t S ill HR, Proprietor. lied with whose fault is it? ing David Dondero recited "Lincoln s Gettysburg Address;” :>ara IVmce read a ! W h y D o 14 V When you can get part of “ Washington’s Farewe 1 Address, Itronrl and Ma.in Streets, d Rev. Lester Reddin gave an address a Five passenger Crow Elkhart Jr., satisfaction on the subject' “The making of a manly Saxon Roadster $395 MANASQUAN, N. J and comfort guaranteed for......
George Bailey was a visitor on Monday I Freehold Motor Company VJiwveniencet* for Permanent and Transient Guests Crow lElkbart of this week FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY, cars are electrically equipp. 1 and positively There seems t<> have ncen no leu.-om — Distributors— l b . guaranteed for t vr years. other than Its suggestive color fur the selection of the planet Mars as the ce FRANK HULSE, Agent, Manasquan, N. J. Ellison M. Newman lestial symbol of the war god. Yet it was universally so regarded In ancient AGENT times. If « e could toil why Mars is red we MANASQUAN, NEW JERSEY might lilt upon the whole secret of that strange planet. Its color is probably due to some peculiar quality of Us soil It may he principally composed of ina terial resembling our red sandstone, or It may ho stained red by an abundance Try a Star advertisement Subscribe for THE S of iron in its rocks. W i r ' r - v\*v2fr-' 7
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** LAYING A SPECTER. It Rei tlf Mexico No* ordinary A Filmy Blue Light and Some Daring A prehistoric sea or arm of the oUean *■ Japanese Police. -which extended ftora the g u lf o f Mex t corset In tin* village of Hase, near KdiDZald, ico far up-fhto New York state is de lean give at the end o f the Roltosan range, says scribed by the United States geological the Kola1 yushin. rumors xvere set survey? In reporting to a correspondent you the afloat not long Ago that In the small on a rock sample: bourfchor.tho xcornlng a phantom cduld “The rock was formed very long ago, But it must not be just an ordinary many -millions years ago, in what ge Chantilly veils with old fashioned be seen at the Mi.vama pass, where net affair, the little embroidered and some time ago a murder was commit ologists call the Devonian period; At comfort patterns $1.50 ted by robbers. The ghost, whenever that time a large part of the eastern hand-run lacy-like effects must appear he caught sight of a JoueJv traveler, United States was occupied by an you can in some dainty form. Chantilly and Shadow Lace veils would attempt to stop him, as if he arm of the sea which extended north have In with border, $1.00 had something Important to say. Peo eastward from the gulf of Mexico re Circle veils in navy, tan. black brown ple reported having seen a filmy blue gion into New York state. The east white and wisteria. Hexagon founda light hovering In their path. In the ern shore of the sea was not far east tion with a hand-run design, plain hexa VEILINGS BY THE YARD whole village no one dared thereafter of the present line of the Blue Ridge to walk that way after dark. and the Highlands of New Jersey find gon foundation with loop edge, $1.50 -The rumor was laughed a t by the southeastern New York, and still far and upward. Black and gold circle Veils with motif effects, 50c per yd. skeptical police, but late one night a ther east lay a great continent which extended un unknown distance Into veils, gold hand-run effects,{value $5.50 Chenile border veils, 25c, 35e, and number of officers were Instructed to special at $3.50 patrol the haunted pass in the hope the area now occupied by the north 50c per yard. of bringing relief to the tortured minds Atlantic. The northern shore of the Harem veils in a mide selection of of tjie timid by proving that there was sea was somewhere near u line drawn shades made up of a combination of Chenile and hand-run designed veils, no ghost or, should he be met, putting from Albany through Syracuse. Roch ester and Buffalo. The present site 50o to $1.00 per yard him under arrest Every half hour aft ___ chiffon and mesh with a wide hem o f the Catskills was thus near the (not SOU) IN storm) er midnight a different policeman was stitched border, $1.50 and upward. northeast end or head of this sea or Crackley mesh veils with shadow to traverse the pass. Up to half past 2 I will call at your home by gulf, with lund not far uway on the A variety of $4.50 veils are now reduced at $2.50 nothing happened. Then one of them appointment, and give you lace border, 60c per yard. east aud north. saw the blue light in front of him. He any information on our cor "The sea teemed with life, ulmost blew his whistle and ran—back to the sets with ho obligation on wholly Invertebrate animals, and ma police station. The others also ran—In rlne plants, and the larger part of the your,part. Telephone or ,tlie same direction. life appears to have Inhabited the sea send postcard to / • WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR When morning came the whole coun HURT BOOKS, 29c bottom. Brachlopods, though rare now, a tryslde Joined the police In making EDNA M. L VANCE were very abundant then, and many Phone 800-M MANASQUAN COWNS, PETTICOATS search for the ghost. What they found other forms of animals crawled about Those who appreciate good literature near the scene of the blue light was a or grew upon the sea floor. As the Women’s lisle vests, crocheted yoke. Extra and reg thi- is a wonderful opportunity. These human skeleton In a long disused lime streams washed in sand and mud from ular sites, 3 for $1.00 kiln. The local scientist declared that the neighboring lands the sea grad Cut This Out— It is Worth books have become slightly ssiled from the light was a phosphorescence from ually filled up, and the shells of many Swiss Ribbed Vests. Silk taped. Special at 15e handling. They arc exceptional bargains the poor neglected bones, which were brachlopods and other shell bearing Money. Pink lisle Union Suits 75c for such books of so excellent a paper, thereupon Interred with full Buddhist animals were thus burled lu the sund Outing flannel petticoats in a variety of styles. Pretty ceremony at Kase, and the people us and their forms preserved tlR mow. Don't Miss this. Cut out this slip, en print and binding. fur-es Kauzakl breathe easier. By slow upward movement of the close with five cents to Foley & Co. shades of pink and light blue, special at 21c There are books for many kinds of Chicago. III., writ ng your name and ad earth’s crust the sea was drained from dress clearly. You will receive in re Women’s gowns only 59c. Made Empire style of nain readers, and for only 29c, certainly a price in itself Chinese Typewriters. the region, niul the beds of sand and turn a trial package containing Foley’s sook and cotton crepe, regular $1.00 matter for congratulation.- Come before they are all gone A Chinese typewriter Is a wonderful mud that had been hardened Into sandJ HKtney and Tar Compound, for coughs, contrivance. It has 4,200 characters. stone aud sli.ile were lifted thousands colds and croup, Foleys Kidney Pills and It has only three keys. It can make of feet above sea level to form a great Foley Cathartic Tablets 50,000 letters» V ?r characters by combi new land. The Catsklll mountains For lale aVEratnatt’s Pharmacy have since been carved from this up — — ------i------nations of the basic 4.200. To write a In an appropriate setting we will display on Saturday ROYAL SOCIETY fetter you turn a cylinder upon which lifted mass of rock through the cut are the 4,200 characters until the right ting of volleys by the streams.’’ 6ne comes opposite the keyboard of SPRING WASH FABRICS PACKAGE OUTFITS the guide on unotber cylinder. After Condescension. 0. ti Brown, striking the .printing key, just ns on an “Isn’t the style of music you have SILKS AND DRESS GOODS iAmerican machine, you begin a still been playing rather lacking in classic DEALER IN We have received our Spring quality?" for the next character which you Every new weave, fabric and color. assortment of Royal Society needle are to print, and so on while reason "Oh. yes," replied the highly accom work packages. There are articles lasts.—Christian Herald. pllshed girl. “But one must show FINE some consideration for the tastes of of women s and children’s wear and one’s parents.’’—Washington Star. THE HUMAN FACTOR decorative pieces, priced from 25c WOMEN’S SH O E S $2.00 to $1.25. Each package contains Complete ^lapjtiofo service include! SERVING THE PUBLIC stamped material, floss, exact in the human elemanfjaeceasary for emer A table of oddB and ends, high-grade novelties in which gencies, and tills the operators assure The Telephone Review contains a structions, chart of stitches and In abundant measure. They are ftifs number of articles on the work of va Carpets, Mattings,&c sizes are badly broken, Extra good value for the money. colors. petually on guard and competent-1 tt* rious employees of the New York Tel render extraordinary aid, of which'tho ephone Company lu several striking 1 Spring hake, N. J. Our Spring Shoe styles are creating much interest. First We carry Royal Society products- value is beyond computation in life emergencies when their cool headed- comes the ivory kid, next the light dove grey, then the floss, Celest Twist, Artificial Silk, and death crises. ness suved the lives of others In widely ■ bronze, elephant and plum brown. All new styles as seen Tho Telephone Review, New York, different but nil extremely dangerous m parterof China, Glass.Potter Crochet Cotton and Instruction describes a striking illustration of this situations. No less than, four stories on Fifth avenue, $3.85 to $9.00 Books. jjg. truth, which occurred In Buffalo re of such heroism on the part of tele Complete Assortment in every depart >»c M cently. phone employees appear in one Issue ^ II G '
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