BAM REGISTER. Isiu4 W«Ur, Eitm4 as Iswgd-OIua Hattar «* t*< Fost. yOLUME XLIIi: NO. 45.' offlcs it Bad Bask, K. 1- tnitt tb« Aol «t Mareh M, 1871. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921.' $1.50 Per Year. PAGES 1 TO 10.

CHARLES IFORD IN JAIL. MASON'S HEAD CUT OPEN. CAMPERS TO GIVE DANCE. NEW HOME FOR A BANK. Little Silver Man Accused of Steal- STREET SEWERS. Daniel Spinning Meet. With Misfor- TROUBLE ABOUT SEWAGE. I NEW TOWNSHIP CAPITOL ins; Plants from Nursery. tune While at Work. I Red Bank Club Will Hold • Social GREAT ALTERATION BEING THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL DO A Function at the Pariih House Charles Iford, Jr., of Little Silver, While Daniel Spinning of Spring MIDDLETOWN HEALTH BOARD COMMUNITY HOUSE BEING MADE TO HANCE BUILDING. is in the county jail on a charge of RIGHT-ABOUT FACE. street was, working at a mason job GETS AFTER FIVE MEN. The Campers' club of Red Bank in the store of R. Hancc & Sons last will give their third informal dance PLANNED FOR EATONTOWN. The Broad StrMt National Bank Ex- stealing- potted plants from Lovett's It Begins - to Look Now as If theThursday morning, a piece of steel Four of Them Were Fined $7.50 in Trinity parish house on West pacts to Mora Into (he Building on I nursery. For, some time past thefts River Streeten Would Get Sewers ront trc The Old Metropolitan Hotel Wh.ro struck him en the head and knocked Each For Not Getting a Permit to *' 8 '<-'t next Wednesday night, Elwood Snydcr Held Forth Will Soptember 1st—Tho Two Upper of plants have occurred at the After All—Other Proposed West him unconscious. He soon revived, Haul Sewage Into Township—One Jonn '!'• Tetley has been appointed Floors to be Made Into 34 Offices. nursery and Detective J. B. Rue has Red Bank Improvements. Serve Varied Public Purpose! iF been looking for the culprit. Early but it required two stitch™ to close Fined for Contempt of Court. ; chairman of the dance committee, Program Goes Through. : Thursday, September 1st, is the On Monday night the mayor and the cut. Mr, Spinning was laid up Several weeks ago the mayor and Iwith ll*"J I)V".1;"r' Bl!rtrilm D"r- date when the Broad. Street national Saturday morning before daylight council re-considered the action several, days. Mr. Spinning in cm- ham am llil rtl 1 The old Metropolitan hotel build- Mr. Rue arrested Iford while the lat- council of Red Bank awarded a con-. ' , -' Manee as his ussist- ing at Eatontown will soon blosaom bank expects to move into.its new which they took two weeks ago when ployed by the White Brothers and tract to George A. Richardson ofants v *?P°tl>Kht dancing, a grand home. This new homo is the building ter was walking towards Red Bank they flatly refused a request for sew- when hurt he was working on the mar Rhl forth us u community house and on Pinckney road. Iford was carry- Fair Haven to clean out the sewage ^?' " A refreshments and music township hall if the plans of the Eat- • of R. Hance & Sons on the west side ers on the ^western end of River changes which are being made to the nil V W ir*l\ **J ^^»*V--JWV,S, 'hibliui ,i i(iiui:>]tlil Will UU '. *» ing a number of plants. He refused septip c tank at Red Bank. Mr. Rich- by Chester Arthurs orchestra will b ltown . of Broad street, which the bank re- street. They brought up the matter Hance building fpr the occupancy of d $ h iobandhe among the features. Tickets are-be-|°! . township committee eventu- cently bought. Forty mechanics are to tell where he intended to deliver again and expressed a willingness to the Broad street national bank. The ardaon got $1,600 for the , in d iltc; r m U ahOt e W S M • tank on « »°' >>/ the members of the club -*°. .™* ^"l? !' ? making extensive aiterationt and it isthe plants. Justice Wise committed ,- " - . LUIS AJ1 VUU OLLbVH IIIAtlVJIUI 1'U.IirV, ± MtfS put the contents of the 01 r him to the county Jail. tave sewers put down on the street. I gtecl. which Btruck him was part of farms in Middletown townshi2p 1owne d and 'at Millard Fillmore Tetley's ""''?<'.most prosperou. 'L^"s dayL^"!';s of \."?in histor' .""y: expected to increase this number to G. Howard Lippincott, chairman of j d for the ele- by Obadiah E. Davis and Joseph S. store- 75 within a short time. Hance & the street committee of the council, th e track which 8 use are intimately associated with the Sons, will not move their business. vator in the building. It fell out of Applegate. Mr. Davis lives at Red palmy racing days of old Monmouth soid that sewers on River street are place. ._ '_ Bank and at the time the tank was park. About y yeiir a^u the township They will occupy part of the first vitally necessary because two fac- cleaned out his farm was worked by floor, all of the second and third DR. tories are on the street. A TOM THUMB WEDDING. bought the building. Many changes floors and* moBt of the basement. Edward H. Fallon, who now lives at- have been made to it, including the Mr. Lippincott said that it was im- Fair Haven. The stuff taken from removal of the wide poiflies which They havo taken" from the bank a HE IS ELECTED THE HEAD OFpractical to lay sewers in the street ATTRACTING WILD BIRDS. the tank was plowed under on theCHILDREN IN ENTERTAINMENT lease of several years on this part but that pipe could be put down on extended almost all tin- way around of the building. The bank will use TROOPERS' ASSOCIATION. farms and used aa fertilizer. AT METHODIST CHURCH. the first and second fluurs. The size private property. He said that condi- BIRD CLUB OF ATLANTIC HIGH- The Middletown township board of —- * of these porches can be judged from most of the first floor and a small The Annual Meeting Was Held Last tions were such on River street that LANDS WITH 19,2 MEMBERS. health has an ordinance which re-I The "Wedding" Filled the Church part of the basement. Thirty-four Week at the Red Bank Armory—' the job would be very expensive and the fact that the persons who bought offices will be on the fourth and fifth quires that a permit must be obtained j and tho Proceeds Amounted to them had enough material to build Capt. Kennedy and Two Former he advocated that half of the expense Prizes Given for the Beit Bird from the board before garbage or $135—Lois Delatush and Richard floors. Captains Vice Presidents. should be borne by the property Houses and for the Best Essays on two houses. sewage can be taken from any out- DeWiU Were Bride and Groom. The hotel building id -loxTTt f*-(;t. The work ifl not being done under The annual meeting of the Cavalry owners benefited and the other half Our Native Birds—Awards Made side municipality and left in the met by tho town at large. The street to the Winner* Last Friday Night. The auditorium, Sunday-school When it was a huti'l it had thirty a contract system but under an ar-Veterans' and Reserves' association township. A complaint about the room and balcony of the First Meth rooms, but since the township bought rangement similar to that when a was held last week at the Rcd Bank committee was authorized to prepare Some time ago a Liberty Bell bird sewage was made by several resi- j odist church were filled last Thursday for the work. ; the property most of the partitions house is built by day's work. Jay armory. Dr. Edwin Field was elect- club was organized at Atlantic High- dents of River Plaza to Dr. O, W. night when a Tom Thumb wedding have been torn out. The township Noble Pierson of Perth Amboy is, the ed president of the association, to The ordinance providing for thelands. Bird clubs of this character Budlbng of Belford, health inspector was given by the primary depart- committee has changed its meeting contracting architect and the job issucceed John H. Mount, who declined extension of water mains on certain have been organized all over the of Middletown township. In addi-ment, under the supervision of Mrs. place to this building. A ceiling of being done under his supervision. a re-election. The other officers West Red Bank streets was amended United States under tho direction of tion to the parties mentioned, the Leslie Dennis, assisted liy Mrs. Frank art metal plates has been put in this Most of the work is being done by elected are: to include Sunset avenue east of the Farm Journal of Philadelphia, complaint stated that sewage from ; Dennis, Mrs. Irving DeWitt, Mrs. room and similar ceilings have been White Bros. The members of this Vlc« presidents—Cent. Robert A. Ken-Shrewsbury avenue. Doubt was ex- which has takeVi up this work as anthe tank had been left on Louis Sof-1 William Elliott, Miss Sue Holmes, built in the room where the fire com- firm an! William H. R., Knsley, Reu- nedy, Copt. R. V. B. H. Stout, Capt, Wtl- pressed by some of the commission- aid to the farmers of the country. fel's farm, but it afterwards de,vel-1 Mrs. Harry E. liattersby and Misspany will meet and in'the room .where ben and John H. White. They are llnm A. Patterson. ers that the land for the street had The Liberty Bell bird club of Atlan- doing all the carpenter and mason Secretary—I'rod W. Hope. oped that there was no evidence to Rcgina Holmes. The profits from the apparatus will be stored. This AftnlBtant Beerctary— Edgar McClees. ever been deeded td the town, al- tic Highlands has 192 members and a back up this statement. the affair, amounted to J work w;(.s done by. Baxuul .11,- Cook of work, including three large concrete TrcnHUrer—John A. Kennedy. though the map'of the Drummond es- great deal ot interest hus been 1 vaultB. The alterations will coat tate,, showing five streets, has been Dr. Budlong reported the com- The""weddihg'.looked ' like a real' Rod Bank. A concret floor has_ been The trustees elected were William aroused at that placd in the protec- plaint of the River Plaza folks to the j ceremony, the sizes and._ages_.pf ihellajd.hy-Jamos-Nornvi!!. & Son of Re:dd about $100,000. G. Schaufiter, J. Dey-Conover, Fred filed ut Freehold and- houses have tion of birds. Miss Anna McDon- been built on these1 streets. George township board of health. Acting on participants being the exceptions. Hank in the roam when- Uw lire ap- The building is 40x138 feet. The W. Hope, Milan ROBS, A. Judson ough id the teacher ojf manual train- instructions from the board, the doc-. The wedding party was complete amllparatus will he stored. The firemen * i A 1.1 L" TI" Ltl 1 _l ' L first story will be partitioned into Bray, John H. Mount, Thomas S. K. Allen, the borough engineer, was jn"£ at Atlantic Highlands and it was tor filed a complaint with Justice even the rejected lover was repre-1 arc lifying a floor in the' ru'im on the two parts. The southern side will be Field, William B. Conover, M. Louis uncertain whether the streets had largely through her inspiration that Somers T. Champion of Atlantic sented. The parts were well taken'second floor where they will meet. fifteen feet wide and will be occu- Brown, John A. Kennedy, John L. ever been turned over to the town the bird club" was formed. For the Highlands against Mr. Richardson, and the applause was generous. I They are doing the work nights,and pied by R. Hance • & Sons. The Selienck and Edward F. Fenton. or not and he said he would inves- past three years pupils of the Atlan- Mr. Davis, Mr. Applegate,-Mr: Fallon , The "contracting parties" were'at other times when they arc not cm- northern half will be 25 feet wide The association passed resolutions tigate. James N. Bunell, the water tic Highlands school have made bird and Mr. Soffel. These men had a Lois Delatush and Richard DeWiU. I ployed at their regular jol,*. Thi-y and will be used by the bank, The regarding the deaths of Lieut. Jo- superintendent, made a report on the houses, under the._.euidance of.. Miss hearing-before- Justice Champion iThomas Valleau performed the cere- are making no "ch.irpro"fur rhi^~wor building will have two entrances* one seph Swannell "arid Major Joseph T. matter of piping the street for water. McDonough, and money prizes have Friday morning. A large number of mony. The bride was dressed in In addition to the tire apparatus for the bank and one for the Hance Field. Mr. Swannell was one of the John H. Cook, Jr., is about to build been offered for the best bird houses witnesse__"i_._...._s. wer.___e . calle_ 11 _d .1 includin:._!.. .!'_._g. thJl_e. j' whit»-e. net witIt h a panet l o;» f pearl- * s 'an 1d room, it is planned to liave on the company. Each entrance will have a organizers of Monmouth troop and fourteen houses on the eastern end and also for the best essays on themayor and council of Red Bank, the u train and she wore a veil caught up first door a waiting ropm with a corn- Vestibule effect. Across the building he was a trustee of the association at of Sunset avenue' provided public birds of this locality. iThe committee board of health of Red Bank, the with orange blossoms. She carried i fort station. Another UPO planned will be a new front, one story high, the time of his death. His son, water can be obtained, and he was in charge of the whole event was Red Bank health inspector and the of granite and terra cottn, with large TrfomaB Burton -Swannell, who wasat the meeting to advocate water for composed of Rev. J. 11. Schaeffer, a boquet of liles of the valley and ! for a large portion of the first story plato glass windows. The large stone borough clerk. had as her pages Robert and Eugene |ia that of an assembly ball and dance killed'in France in 1918, was assist- the street. Mrs. Charles VanMater, JUiss Evelyn The hearing__ lasted.-.most..of_.the. Dennis.- Evely_n, Smoc_k was maid- of-i floor. This room would-be_ - fo. r. -the—. . - ._Btcp_or_.pj)en_..porch_Jn._front_of-.the ant secretary— of---the -association - Mr;-Allen -was instructed to-draw Pr Bridger arid 'Miss" Anhir"McD6n- Btoru will bo removed and the land morning. Mr. Soffel failed to show | honor. Shu wore a dress-of lavender S use of any social or civic organiza- when he went to war. He is buried plans and specifications for storm ough. up.- Mr. Richardson and the other ; organdie* with u hat to match and jtion and would also be used for gri it occupies will be used for sidewalk near Boulon, France. Major Field sewers on the western end of River M Rihd d th thr ; di ih h th l j d ld l l d f d Bpaee. The partition dividing the Last Friday night tho bird houses men who were summoned testified 'tarried a boquet of yellow roses and | nation and school exercises and otothel r was not a member of the association', street. This part of River street is were judged and the awards made i have first story will be of motul lath and but he had always token an active in- badly washed out after every storm. that they knew nothing about the or- ] jh'es of the valley. The bridesmaids< publit c affairs. It is proposed to lit plaster. teiest in the organization. both for the bird houses and the dinance requiring a permit to be ob- were Bernadine Thompson and Vivi- a room for the Eatontown women's .—:—^ i a* ^essays. The judges of the essays tained and they said they did not an Chandler, dressed in blue; Dorothy dub on the first floor until such time The hunk entrance will -lend into a An invitation to attend service at PLUM FOR W. N. WORTHLEY. were Mrs. Charles VanMater and violate the ordinance deliberately. Curchin and Lyda Iviris, dressed in ' as the Woman's club gets a home of lobby with a tile floor. In this lobby Grace Methodist church on Sunday Miss Bridger. The judges of the bird Dr. 'Budlong and the members of tht i pink; and Luella Frey and Mervalits own, and a room for the Eaton- will be a staircase and an elevator. I night, May 29th, with Arrowsmith He Is Appointed to Inspect Laying of - houses were H. C. VanNote and Rob- The elevator now used by-the Hance Midchtetown board stated that the or-1 uhl, dressed in green. All wore hats'town building and. loan association, post, was accepted. The association Storm Sewers. ert Couch of Atlantic Highlands and dinance had been disregarded by alto match and carried hoquets of I The eastern end of the first story firm wil» be discarded. The new ap- I will co-operate with the patriotic so- William N. Worthley, a former John H. Cook of Red Bank. Mr. large number of persons and that it; sweet peas. Harold Reynolds was will serve as a township jail with paratus will be for the use of all the 1 ( cieties in Red Bank in observing Dec- councilman of Red Bank, on Monday Cook also g'ave a talk on birds, prin- was time that an example should be groomsman. Josephine Chandler was'three cells. tenants of the. building. White Bros, orution Day. After the meeting a night was appointed inspector of the cipally on the means of' attracting have built a temporary elevator in made so that violations would cease. rjng bearer. Jane Runyon and Mar-1 0n t),eBe cond floor, besides tho I social season was enjoyed at which job of laying storm sewers from j birds to small door yards and town The ordinance provides a penalty garet Patterson, dressed in yellow, ' mittee room and the firemen's the rear of the building for hauling the members of the new cavalry Broad street to Throckmorton's lots. The prize3 for the essays and K , y, com e room an material from the ground to the p y of not less than $$1 0 or more than were flowerflower girlsgirls,, anadd MelviMe n Downeo H mating room,, it is planneplanned to have troop were guests. The day of thegully. Nothing was said about his $100$0. JJusticei ChChampioin statetdd tha ht ant d Roland Raver were ushers. Rich-| school rooms. This is necessary floors above. This elevator will be meeting fell on the 26th anniversary for the bird houses were $2 for the d Rld R h Rih t Thi i ary torn out when the alterations are fin- salary when he was named for thefirst prize nnrf %\ for the second as none of the men had violated the I al-(l Warner played the part of tliejas the Eatontown schoolhouse is of tho mustering into service of Mon- job by Mayor Arthur^-A. Patterson ordinance intentionally he would not ished. mouth troop. prize. The prize winners were as fol- rejected lover. I overcrowded and the population of at the council meeting, but the cus- lows: invoke _thi s... penalt. y but would let the Before the ceremony Kathleen Or-' Eatontown is rapidly increasing. It The lobby will be 21x14 feet. ,— — is. tomary pay has been $o a day. Pas- Bird houses by boys ov twelv men off with the costs of the case. In the rear of this will he the bank quale Mauriello of New York has old—FirsldFi t Drllei , HlHarold Merritt: Hecand men off with the costs of the case. 8er g , cake werc servc(i by Ruth VanNote ! of Eatontown, chief of police and the department, Christmas club and Red years old, son of Mrs. Grace Dean of made a mistake in his bid by not in- Clayton. Frank Pueherh . court _m_ failing ^to appear _at the ;an d Kathleen Orser and a wedding I entire police force. No other use for Bank building and loan association. Bird hounes by tjirlfi—First prize, Rosa- hearing and therefore deserved-to be cake and favors for the bridal party,the third story is contemplated at Mechanic Btrcet. Games, were played, cluding the'cost of the pipe. The lind Linson:- ni;conny,< ami irirlfl over twelve— make the alterations to the floor will be laid In the public space 'piano nolos were given by Elizabeth First pri7e, Rounlind Limon: second prize, It Will be Held at Colt's Neck Fri-' jn front of these departments. Chandler. The rooms were decor- OLD MILL CLOSED DOWN. William G. VanNote. day, June 3. The largest vault which White ated in blue and white. The guests Essays by boy.t anil itirls under twelve-—• .besides those mentioned were Mrs.Ancient Industry at- Colt's Neck First prize, Eva Loux; second prize, Ed- The pupils of Atlantic township, Bror.. are making for the bank weighs Wiped Out by Sickness. ward Platky. will hold a May Day fete and athletic 200 tons and la a safe deposit vault, J. D. Norria, Mrs. Sidney Jamchon, Agnes Parker, Margaret Ebic, 1'Mor- in favor of the improvements. Mrs Leon Clayton, Mrs. Walter Frank E. Heyer's saw mill at The bird house made by Rosalind .meet Friday, June 3d, on James Hig- ence Chandler, Marcia Dennis, May Whether or not the bond issue is put reinforced with steel. The vault will Linson was declared by tho judgesi to I ' field at Colt's Neck. Some of have a steel lining and a circular VanBrunt, Mrs. Richard Jackson, Colt's Neck, one of the oldest mills gm3 s VanNote, mother of the groom; through depends on the attitude or Mrs Ada Wildman, Vivian Lnyton, in the county, has closed down and be the best bird house in the exhibi- ;he details of the affair .wer c ar- George Delatush, Frank •Warner, the people. No decided opposition Bteel door weighing fifteen tons. The tion. door will be on roily benring hinges,' Gertrude Britton, Florence, Jose- the property has been placed on the ranged last week at a meeting at the Margaret Elliott, Thomas Cairns, j,as yet developed and no election phine and Vivian Chandler, Doris real estate market. The owner of Vanderburg schoolhouse. Rev. Dan- Kirk, Harriet Taylor, Ruth ill be necessary if the present state and in spite of its huge weight it can REMEMBERING OUR HEROES. Evelyn w be opened or shut by a child. It isEurich, Doris Kelly, Lorraine Rep- the miiris in poor health and so is iel P. Doyle, who teaches at Scobey- Soden, Frank Curchin, Harry Kirk, I of public opinion continues to exist. ten inches thick. The vault will be phard, Mildred Marks, Charles Ta-Asher Crawford, who was Mr. Hey- ville, was made chairman of the gen- [ Melvin Thompson and Mildred and ' Advocates of the community house ,bor, Arthur Thompson, Carl Thomp- Red Bank Societies Help to. Decorate eight feet and three inches wide nnd er's right hand man. It was for this Soldiers' Graves in France. eral committeecommittee . Elijah Robbins of iI juaniti a CrateCt. isai y thatht t tthhe building will not only fourteen feet and three inches deep son, Halley Jones, Roy Glostem, reason that the mill shut down. Phalanx was placed in charge of I be a credit to the township but will The concrete will be eighteen inches Bernard Hurwitz, Raymond Kelly, Since last fall .the mill has. been in A special collection was taken up the athletic committee, with Miss 'also solve the township's school prob- thick. The, vault will have three Ambrose Marks' and Frank Van- charge of Joaquin Lawrence, Mr. recently among the members of face Hoey of Variderburg as his as- TWO NEW BUNGALOWS. lem. They point to the fact that it time locks, four coupon booths nnd Brunt. Jacques received a large Heyer's son-in-law. Shrewsbury post of the American sistant. Miss Florence Campbell of would cost nearly "$2r.,000 to build modern safe deposit boxes. It Is be- number of gifts. Legion, the Legion auxiliary and the Jolt's Neck will have charge of theTh*Z^^tf""d ::-— -i-r to Hie' s,hool- ing built according to .plans mode by Sons of Veterans' auxiliary of Red Avenue by William W. Cook. Back from a Fithinfr Trip. Bank, to provide flowers to decorate music. All the teachers of the town- house experts and it is said that no vault on Memorial day the graves of Amer- ship attended the meeting. Others Mrs. Hannah L. Cook of Bank ] of this type has ever been broken in- Red Bankers in Colorado. Harry Campbell, president of the present were James C, Richdale, street recently bought a lot on the SHREWSBURY BUNGALOW. to by robbers. . • MiUavd F. Tetley, Jr., Sidney Me-' Broad street national bank of Red ican soldiers who are buried in president of the board of education; south side of Drummond avemie, Bank, has returned from a ten-day France. The sum of $38 was re- In the rear of this vault will be nLeun and Douglass Kennedy of Red Vliss Ida Johnson of Locust and Miss near Shrewsbury nvetrue, from the Building Which was rormer.y Hank have arrived, at Colorado lishing trip to Bucks county, Penn- ceived from the three societies and Helen Sickles of Keyport. Miss' Robert Drummond estate. The lot is Milk House is Now a u«<" »!• book vault, 9x5V4 feet. This will bo sylvania. Mr. Campbell went fishing the money was sent to the Legion of concrete, reinforced with steel. Springs, Colorado, where they are Hoey and Miss Sickles gave physical, 40x95 feet and the price paid was] Alfrt-d Urover has converted into visiting Merritt and Junior West, every day he was away. The streams ' headquarters at Indianapolis to be,culture demonstrations. ?2'r'°- Mrs. Cook is building a '„ j _ , ,m bungalow a building on Back of the book vault will be the were high, on account of the spring : forwarded to France. s x r )( directorr' room and a room for book- formerly of Red Bank. The three M . , bungalow on the lot, 22x22 feet, with the south aide of Sycamore avenue young men made the journey to Col- rains, but he had good success and j •»•<» keeping, filing, etc. In the basement . w,,~r R.lr..r:ni.nJ,n,. a»n» extensioextension (Jxl6x1«2 ft'etfeet.. _ ThThe coscostt ooff „,. Shrewsburyslmry, whidwhichi lihe useusedlad uss a a Will be a vault for the storage of sil- orado in a Ford runabout. After a caught about fifty trout in all. CHARGED WITH NON-SUPPORT. Auto for Water Superintendent. bungalow will hv about $2,000. when he was engaged in short stay nt Colorado Springs they JameH N. BunclU superintendent The building is being put up by Wil-, the 'milk business. The house is in verware and other articles. Spncc in Keansburg Man Under $200 Bail on this vault will be rented to persons will go to Sun Francisco. Telephones for Copi, of the Rcii Bank water plantl was in- liam W. Cook of Newman Springs ' t|lu rear of the one Mr. Grover is oc- .who want to u.se it. a Complaint Mado by His Wife. , , , I L. ..Ilittisa II • WJI\ • ... - —, o- Liicn-Uiuav • , At the Red Bank council meet- structed by the mayor and council ] r01ui I111(| jt js pxpi.^ted to be complet- cunying Mr. Grover will move into Hardwood floors will be laid on the On a Fishing Trip to Canada. ing Monday night an ordinance was • Lester Brown of Keansburg was Monday night to buy a ford automo-1 d about June 1st. Drummond avenue : it d will rent the house in which ordered drawn for a police telephone arrested last week on a charge made c an fourth -and fifth stories, nnd this James Cooper, Jr., and John S. by his wife that he had not support- bilis et ofo har hias work . Thye automobilppe ismli l)lock south o( Westside. ave- helie noI1U>wV lives111V... . Hi-•s bungalor, w ha part of the building will be divided Applegate of Red B#nk and George system which will cost not more than is to have a trade body so that pipe • nuc ancl runs eastward from Shrews- modern improvements and hardwood into 34 offices, seventeen on each $5,000. The work, it was said, would ed his two-year-old (laughter. Brown and other matenul can be hauled. bury avenue through the Drummond Conover nnd Mr. Armstrong of Key- had a hearing before Justice Wise About a year ago a similar automo- floors. It was built'by Thomas V. floor. "The offices will face the north port left Friday to spend a couple of be done by Robert S. Johnson, the estate to Willow* street. Dougherty at a cost of $4,000. , and south sides of the building nnd weeks fishing at Thirty-One Mile lake borough mechanic. It was stated and he was held in $200 bail for the bile was bought for Robert Pierce, Mr. Cook has bought from Charles between them will be a corridor five in Caniuki. The spot is in the prov- that the money would be raised by a action of the grand jury. Brown's the street superintendent. R. D. Foxwell a lot on the same side Sale of a Double Home. five-year note or by bonds. father, William Brown of Keansburg, - . m i m feet wide. Many windows will lie ince of Quebec and it has been Mr. of the same street and on this lot he Isaac Richmev.mev.l has bought as an cut through the walls to furnish light , — -•••- became his son's bondsman. The Red Bank's Receipts. is also building.a bungalow. This Cooper's favorite flailing place for investment MrsM. . Annie RRogerg s a- for these offices. Edwin R. Conover several years. Women Donate to Men. complainant was formerly Madeline Collector Benjamin L. Atwatcr of bungalow is 22x24 feet with an Ldouble house on tho north, sirtr ot has charge of renting those offices for Frake anil she is n daughter of Elvin Red Bank on Monday night filed-a re- extension and will cost about $2,300. Chestnut street. TThh e pricwae wass the bank and several of them have A feature of the recent minstrelFrake of Red Bank. . port with the mayor and council j ill he finished about June 15th Addition to Storehouse. show for the benefit of the Katon- tw $5,000 and the sale was wade by already been spoken for. showing that during the past month . aIU|\vill' then be offered for sale, Thomas V. Dougherty. Tin' lot ti sis An addition of 22x40 feet has been town board of trade was a congratu- Autos Wrecked at Colt'a Neck. he had collected $12,417.03 in taxes six built to the building on the north side latory message in the form, of a tele- and license fees, BOxIfiO (Vet. The bouse Airplane. Land at Camp Vail. Automobiles owned by Augustus room* on ewh side. . of Chestnut street which Isaac Rich- gram from the Women's club of Eut- Sickles of Colt's Neck and Miss Carmen Place House Sold. T H Bir llnc mond uses for storing furniture. The ontown. Accompanying the message his *r I M ° , l'J » '""'led nt Camp Louise Glickman of Freehold collided 100 Men and Women Wanted William O'Brien has sold . House Made Larger. Vail Monday from Washington, I). C work was done by Thomas V. Dough., was a contribution of $5. near Mr. Sicklcs's home last week. to eat lunch every day at Andy's house on the east side of Carmen Thoy arrived at the enmp about noon erty and the cost was $1,200. lunch room and delicateasen, 22 place to Gust Ornberg, who occupies William Sullivan of '(ivfr:,i.Ie and departed for Washington about Monmouth Mutual Supply Co., Both were badly damaged. Mr. it, for $3,0.00. The bouse has sixdrive has had an addition ot 1-xlH ofiicii and plant, Beech street andSickles was shaken up and he waeWest Front street. All carB stop nt , three o'clock, taking back several w. o. w. the door. Cold meats nnd salads. rooms nnd is provided with hot airfeet built to the second story of hl» •wireless outfits. N. Y. & L. B. R. R., Red Bank, phone unable to be about for several days, heat.and electric lights. Thomas V. house, for use an a bathroom., n<> At their lnst meeting a new degree 487. The only manufacturers of Ily- but he is all right now. Regular dinner served all day, 50 —<*. •-.. team Wns formed nnd Cant. Willinm cents, Sandwiches made for clubs, Dougherty made the sale. mlilition is enclosed with. sl'ingli'S. geia ice at Red Bank, made from dis- The e.iat was $1,800 and the builder Stricken with Paralysis. Martiaoii hopes to huve the team in tilled artesian well water. Use the Best. societies, etc. Prices reasonable. shape soon. The other officers ap- A Treat for Music Lovers. was Thomas V. Dougherty. Thomas ttllis, one of the oldest AIBO cold storage .space for the Our National Mayonnaise is Home made pastry. Experienced residents of Holmdel, was stricken pointed were William II. Curhart, home made, home product. Only chef.—Advertisement. Concert at Junior high school, Hod Btorage of meats, apples and pota- The Piano Shop. with paralysis last week. This was Jr., and A. C. Salisbury. All mem- toes. fresh eggs, best oil and spices—no Bank, Friday, May fith, at H:,'ltl 1', M. his third stroke and MB condition is bers interested in same please attend substitutes or adulterants UBed. On *-. Visiting Chiropodist. by Red Bank Community orchestra We npeciulir.o in the most difficult Berionn. The Monmouth Ice Company, the piano and player piano work; alao in next meeting, Muy 5th.—Advertise- pionocr ice dealer of Red Hank, issale at nil first class stores at same Dr. Frances R. Cooko Casler will of 2fi pieces, assisted l>y Mi*!' Jessie ment. the sole distributor of our ice in Red price as others. Empty eight-ounce make appointments by telephone to Arthur, reader. Chester Arthur, di- new and need pianos of highest qual- A Treat for Music Lovers. bottles accepted jit twenty conts per come to you when needed. Tele- rector. Tickets 50 cents.-—Adver- ity A. B. Dlrhan, Orummuinl pluco, Concert at Junior high school, Red A Treat for Music Lovers. Bank, Shrewsbury, Little Silver, tisement. phone 580-M, Red Mnnl«.-~Advisrtl»a- . Concert ut Junior high school, Red Humson, Fair Haven nnd Oceanic.dozen. B. Alperin, 20 Broad "Street, phono Eatontown 210D-F-42 between Bank, Friday, May Otli, at 8:30 P. M, Their office is on Oakland street, ad- Red Bank, formerly Mom's.—Adver- 6:00 p. m. nnd 8:00 p. m.—Adver- inent. by Rod Dank Community orchestra Bunk, Friday, May Oth, nt 8:30 P, M. tisemont. " _ tisement. You will always find piano values by Red Bank Community orchestra jacent to railroad at Red Bank de- on our floor that art- true exumpli'H Ico and Coal—Cool and Ice. of 25 piecefl, assisted by Miss Jessie pot. William II. Reed of Eatontown Arthur, render. Chester Arthur, di- of 25 pieces, assisted by Mlns Jessin Carpets Djed Typewriter Headquarters. of Ravings. A. It. Dirhun piano shop, For either ono or both try imr Arthur, reader. Cheater Arthur, di- also distributes our ice ut Kutontown, We buy, rent, sell, exchnngo and Drummond place, Red Bank, phone norvice. Weight and quality guuran- rector. Tickets 00 ccntH.—Advcr- Oceunport mid vicinity. Our ice isany desired shade, very quickly and rnent. rector. Tickets 50 cents.—Advor- renr.oniiblo in price. Red Bank Steam repair typewritera. Trubin^, the f>(i()-M.—Advertisement. teed. Independent Iii' anil C<'«l 'o., ment. _ absolutely pure, being manufactured Store of a Thousand Items, 58 Broad from distilled artesian well water. Dye Works, Max Leon, proprietor, 24 corner Monmouth and Went ,tri<-.U, Twenty Cents Per Dozen Went Front street, Red Bank. Phone •tract, Red Bank.—-Advertisement. Thrifty Young Women,. phone 400, Red Hank- Advertise- French Green Argenteuil Asparagus, ,Wc carry 1,500 tons of this ice In buy n lot nnd darn him to build on it. ment. ^ aid for empty largo bottles of Out grown from imported need under 784.—Advertisement. utionnl Mayonnaise. Alperin's deli- storage as a reserve for tho protec- Chickens Wanted. Result—no relit to nay and prosper- S Frum'h cultivation. "The flavor in tion of those who line our ice, ami to Will buy chickens, du<;ks and ous ever after. llappy locations. Rnbbwr Goods (or All P«rj™««». catessen, 20 Broad utrcot, Red Dank. different." Try n hunch, you will Dr. Dunn, Surgeon Chiropodist, Buy from manufacturer; sent on r—AiJvortlBcmcnt. Insure their having a sufficient supply Second National bank building, Red geese. Cnll or write 8!) North Broad- The Land and Loan Co.—Advertise- wnnt more. New Jersey Food Co., of pure ico during the hot weather. way, 'Long Branch, N. J. Phono ments. Knnroval, gnarantned, c»talostu» ir»». Broud Btrcet, sole agents for Red We are strictly wholesalers and make Bank. Hours from 2:00 to 0:001600.—- Advertisement. Firth Av«nn« SpeeUHy Co., 500 Strand Restaurant, no deliveries'whatever. * p. m, dally. Telephone 10X-W.—Ad- .-- :.-:*•/ -Thrift in- Youth- •>•* •• <' Fifth »y«tlB«,N«irTforl<.*"»Adi<.rtbra-- =-firottd-*tr

Asbury Park, N. J.

Announce for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Thirteen years ago we opened this magnificent store for the women shoppers of Monmouth County. The response was instantaneous and we desire to extend our thanks for the confidence manifested in our efforts. Special 190 i sales will prevail in honor of the occasion. " Discount ON ALL PURCHASES

I _ 20 OFF OFF On All On AH Purchases Purchases Made During Made During ANNIVERSARY WEEK

.A. P^ortey-Saving Opportuir&iity UnpsiraLlleled in the History of • Aslniry/ F*arlc's Retail Selling, Offering Outr Erntire Spriing Stock JVIU.C jL-iC^^A/er Fhasn. Seems Posssible for Suich Superior Apparel.

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on Diaifirtg Week Wednesday, and Saturday REP BANK REGISTER, MAY 4, 1921. P*g« "Urea

ARE YOU PROUD OF THE WATCH YOU.GARRY? May

Commencing Thursday, May 5 and continued until withdrawn/ our entire stock of Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery The pride you take in the watch you carry is the result of three things: The intrinsic beauty of the watch, its dependability, and its reputation. at a saving in pricey from 25 to 33 per cent, Our own line of watches was chosen with these points in mind. In our displays you will find the daintiest of wrist watches, wrought in white and green and yellow gold—some delicately hand-chased, others inlaid to make room for our large selection of mid- with enamel—creations of rare charm and grace which you instantly recognize as leaders in the watchmaking field. - summer and sport models. Particularly distinctive is our selection of Gruen Watches. The Gruen Guild* of craftsmen are famous as makers of small watches—watches ' which combine accuracy with the utmost in artistry. Special, while they last, two Here, also, you will find the Gruen Verithin Watch—a watch as modern as the cut of your clothes—a timekeeper of the greatest accuracy. _tonedoubleJmift_sailQra_qf Whsr. yiai-swn-a-Gnienf Watch yo tlSr pride with'the possession of a fine watch. soft pliable lisere, trimmed We particularly invite you to come in and view them while our stock is most complete. with draped band of georg- L de la REU3SILLE ette or chiffon-at 38 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, 'NEW JERSEY, Monmouth's Leading Jeweler. Regular prices, $6.50 to $7.50 DGRC1EN WATCHES. Hand-made Blouses and tub

IfLANTIC HIGHLANPS NEWS. blouses on sale at manufact- [s iU to Give a Piny—Cabaret and J Dance at St. Agnei'i Club. I. play entitled "X Regular Flirt" urers' own prices. n be given Friday night at tha Ma- The Purity of Milk jjiic theater for the benefit of the school athletic association. is essential to health. Examine the milk you •se who will take part in the show I Leonard Irwin, Malcolm DeVcs- use and assure yourself that it is free from dirt These hand-made Blouses are J Raymond McLaughlin, William and bacteria. • ANote, Dorothy Gaffey, Irene and lothy Loux and Helen E. White. not-machine sewn, but hand gver 1B0 persons attended a cab- Clean milk kept cold does not sour. , and dance last Wednesday night St. Agnes's club. The hall was In the Trenton Agricultural contests our milk brated with red crepe paper and tailored from the bottom hem to the fine fers. Those who provided entcr- ' tested by government experts made the remark- iment were Raymond Taylor, Miss able score of 99.4r '; on the bacterial count. jjoth'y Loux, John Stewart, Mrs. drawn work and every stitch so guaranteed. [fold Uhrig, Joseph Phillips, Misses Han and Augusta Katz, Joseph Make sure of your supply. Jfena and P. Puglisi. The affair t) in charge of Miss Kathcrine Gra- Mrs. William B. Kelly, Harold All hand-made Blouses up to $5.00, on sale iflg, Mrs. JameB Whitohead, Mrs. SHREWSBURY DAIRY CO., Inc. Ian Jackson, Mrs. Alexander Den- No connection with any other dairy or Company. Ij Mrs, Walter J. Roberts, Edmund atS3.7S. I'.mayer and Joseph McVey. Ihe Odd Fellows' lodges of Atlnn- Telephone Red Bank 8-R JHighlands and Belford attended Presbyterian church Sunday All Wash Blouses, sold regularly to $2.50, Bit. The women ,of the. church HEALTH TALK NO. 14 a May tea party yesterday uf- Pjoon. Lavender and white decor- Ens were used. The Christian En- on sale at S1.7S. Tor society held a sociable for its Inhere last night. women's temperance union SPECIALS Georgette and Silk Blouses at liberal dis- hold a county institute on Fri- May 27th, at the Methodist For the Opening Day of our Store at Highlands, on _h here. Mrs. Franklin Patter- counts. of this place is in charge of the Miller Street .ngements. linton B. Fiske post will hold-its SATURAY.MAY 14th lal Memorial day service on Sun- May 20th, at the Methodist To introduce the "OKEH RECORD" we will place a In our Silk Waist department you will find oh. The boy scouts have been .ed to nttend the service. NEW RELEASE on saleat 68 cents,10 inch.regularprice !he community club cleared $250 85 cents. And a special lot of STATIONERY at 27 cents, sizes up to 52 bust. le two-day fair held last week. ;. Agnes's club held a card party regular price 35 cents. This is " Ward's " paper of Boston, .rday night. Eighty persons were paper of which we will carry a full line. ent and first and second prizes ! won by Mrs. James Concnnnon WATCH OUR WINDOWS Mrs. William Woodward, respec- y. The club will hold a dance to- KODAK FILMS and FINISHING, STATIONERY, Our Corset department in it. A feature of the dance will prize waltz. CAMERAS, RECORDS, SHEET MUSIC and L. Humbert of Washington nve PIANO ROLLS, "EVERREADY" FLASHLIGHTS charge of graduate corsetieres a former principal of the public and BATTERIES ol here, has been engaged as [cipal of a public school on Long id. offers expert service without arold Uhrig's new house on BALDWIN'S h avenue is nearly completed PHOTO, ART AND MUSIC SHOP will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. additional charge. li in a few days. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. [vcrett Armstead of Orange spent rday und Sunduy with Charles ige. a factory yesterday in tho Greenspan who won prizes were Mrs. James arold Kelly of Rutgers college building. Thirty employees were | t Saturday and Sunday with, his Concannon, Fred Johnson, Mrs. Ar- In our stock of Gossard, ier, Mrs. William B. Kelly, taken on the first day. The shirt fno thur M. Robertson, George White, cderick Johnson and. family left tory on Bny avenue will be reopened Arthur Smith and Mrs. Jennie Clark. day for California, where they next week by u new firm und will Mrs. Louis deCamp gave birth to Binner, Mme. Lyra, American make their home with Mrs. John- employ about fifty personB. a son lnat Thursday. mother, who ia a motion picture The baseball game between High- James Stryker, who has been n pn- lands and Monmouth Beach for lnat tient for eye trouble at the Post arl Sncdokcr has bought an auto Sunday'was postponed on account of Graduate hospital at New York, hiis Lady, R & G and Treo Corset Ijlle henrse. from W. H. Morris of ruin. Highlands will play the Orioles been removed to St. Vincent's hospi- lfc Branch. of Red linnk next Sunday at Red Ital. He baa had two operations on ft;iU Lieher has returned from n Bank. A large number of tickets hia eye. have been HOUI for a euchre pnrty The Methodist adult hihlo clans you will find the right model with bis Shakcspcrian theatrical 1 pany. Waldron Smith, who is aand dunce to lie.held on Saturday has elected Woodward Pattern presi- Jiber of Mr, Mebor's company night of next week nt Krusn's pavil- dent, Miflo Minnie Quant secretary, I also arrived hack in town. ion for the benefit of the Highlands Mrs. Willinm Emery assistant secre- |jrs.- J. H. Cann 'will leave this team. tary nnd Mrs. Harry P. Grim treas- at the right price for you. for a stay with relatives in The Senonst stores compmiy has urer. Mother's day will be observed .viand. opened a grocery ntore in the Xadim- next Sunday. Ifr. Jervis and fnmily have moved bui'h building on Hay avenue. Theo- A soldier from Sandy Hook noted Leonardo for the summer. dore Smith of Freehold ia manager in a disorderly manner (it tho dance lisa Ruth Armstrong and Mins of the Btorc. Saturday night at the borough liall ftnor IngHs are taking the teueh- The sociul welfare society will hold nnd ho wus placed in the lock-up over lexamlnations at Freehold. Miss a curd party tonight at the borough nighti hall. A reoeptioii will bu tendered The PEARL. will attend the teachers' sum- A birthdhy party waa Riven hint | college at New Brunswick. tonight nt the party to Mrs, Krcuml, week for Mrs. Harry P. Grim. A franklin Patterson and family nro president of the club, who linn been f«rn was presented to her as it pi ft ying the Hollywood house an upending the winter at New York. from the guests. ?or tho summer. Sixty li»y scouts from Highlandx, "luorge Barrett, Sr., has recovered Sandy Hook, Atlantic Highlands nml " The Shop of Excellence" i an attack of pneumonia. Mlddletown township attended a dis- Oceanport Houio Sold. trict rally Saturday at Handy Hook. Willinm lluywood of Oceanport Tho gcoiite arrived In the morning' hns bought tho-flnniuci Sitiock'home-' und remained until almost dnrk. stnad on Pemhorton uvunuo at'that I Factorloi to Roop.n—Ball Play- Harold Allen, agricultural toucher place from Leroy Waltz, Mr. Iluy. 5 Broad .Street:_^^.«.. Red Bank, to Play ^""1 Bank on Sunday, nt tho Leonardo high school, gave an wood will ocuppy the IIOUHO nfter ho Jith tho rooponlng; of two fnc-illustrated lecture on "The Eiluca- IIBH madi) some improvements. Tho ]}g at this place employment will •tlomil Value of Agriculture in thohouso has eight rooms nnd u bath- Afforded to eighty men and wo-Schools" last Friday night at thoroom. The lot in 150x551) feet. Tho muny of whom have been idle Methodist church, price, paid was $4,000. i the factories shut down several Twenty persona from .this place Itha ago. The American ahlrt- attended a enrd pnrty last week at It u«ys to advertise In Tha Register , company of New York opened Atlantic Highlands. Am6ng those Advertisement. ' Page Tom RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 4, 1921. THE RED BANK REGISTER. JOHN H. COOK, Editor and Publisher. OEOKGB C. DANCE, AskuciuU' Editor. llu»tnc'.s» Mr.raf.-r: THOMAS 1I1V1NU IJIlOW.W. Enti'n-J lit Hi- ],.„.!...ill.-o ut Hi-d Hunk. • . j., Bb aei-oml-cjiios HKiHer. JRETTIRING SALE Subscription I'I One yenr "...,. i:i Inmill.» Tiree mor.ils Great Sacrifice of *Stock of Men's, Women's, WKIINI:SD;\V, 'M.W I, H'-i- TOWN TALK. Children's and Infants' Footwear •Tin- HI I inn of ill.- in:i.vi-r i.iinl i-i'Ui ill Mrn;il.l.V Ml'!.'. I! le i-c.l"-:." I !: i' j II,,. ,,,;lit, j ---I i-v..-i • <'"i- KIV.-I -;u i'i i SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, MAY 6tH is in ivliv. liiiif emui .••'- ••• 'Hi Uri- I C'OUr.-l' B'5S !• (!•• V |:'.il-.-H'-'i IV." \M —ki-| aKo v.h. ii ll-.-> ;!..;!;. i,-'.. -.-:. :. !•'•• I Entire Stock Must ]pe Sold in 9O Days As F*lace Must Be Vacated quest !"T tin-- - r i .J »•••-- I -1!. i 1. t. l-lr. IT! ,l,,,-l ,,-. .1- •,.'.'., i.--;.i .1 -Uul'l i,;-.i-: thi'in. Tin-, hn i H-.i. ty.u ii. •-'• • i--:-; '••The building where I have conducted my shoe business for more than thirty years was sold recently, and as the new owner desires arc On Un- .'t\!i"i i- ;il'-iii' ••ni'ieient to : the premises for his own use I am forced to vacate same. . . • Owing to ill health and advanced age I have decided to retire from active business rather than reopen another store in d, new location.

Tlir i ','•: "f li-vii.:; i-i.-v.'ci!-: '•!: Hi'- cr f Slieel, H v.a' .liif I ;ii il'e council In order to dispose of my stock quickly and give advantage of the drastic reductions in dependable footwear I will conduct a IIK-I'I;I,.-. v.-nulil I"- hnV'.-r lli.-in is or- ; dinunly ii'.' <."-•• I"-'."- "I |i"i uliar , - conditions i'ii Un- -I ii'i-t II Wii;- |no-j GREAT RETIRING SALE . nosed ;,l I hi- ni'-.;li..;. tl:it !.:Jf ,,f tin-!

the iirojiuty n'.vne- ln-iul.u-il ;i:.ii | Beginning FViday Morning, May Gtn, Rain or Shine tliiit tin- i.tl-'-iK -If '-i.oul'1 br in.1! ! v I tin- town ;it hu-i'i- J'I-I.-HI.-- v. iiuj At My Store, West F>oi\t Street, F'oot of Broad Street, Red Bank claim Ui !;n<»\v w'.ai it v.ill < u;U to biy i The stock includes good, dependable footwear for Men, Boys, Women, Girls and for the little tots. There is a choice assortment of would r-.--- .jll in vi-iy hiiy.i1 ;is-i--s- j merit , for I'.lv-ri :-l!i-i-! foils :^se>s-:' high and low shoes, sport shoes, rubbers, rubber boots, etc. . • merits inucli liui;'-!' tli;in INIS been vham/M <•-• -mo-i ,i!' tl.- .-in.-'..-, ttli.-re, Space will not permit the listing of each and every article to be offered at special reductions during this Great Retiring Sale. How- acwi.-. hiivc been put ilown. ever, I am giving here just a few items showing what there is in store for you. . . . • H< • mile c I \ li'1,1.1 tin i tin cisi ui not il wiiill lj. in loi tun it. Bring the family and buy your footwear needs now for present and for future wear—AND SAVE YOURSELF A LOT OF MONEY. if am m It h .ill ui.l I ist Mile .i this j bhoul I hi i.lopli rl I la 11\\ •-1\ - tint, ,v (i i mil inut In l> '-i .1 on [ Men's Tan English Last, Goodyear Welt Calfskin Men's Scout Shoes. Made by Endicott & Johnson ~tli< l/i nt lit -. I'm IITU 1 ht- i —i.»K«,Iv- tin onl\ l< „ il \ i\ ' i l" 'I " tr ^s>-c •• -nuiiU-buL il li al i) OH onlj ju t anil Retiring Sale Price Regular $4.50 values. Retiring Sale Price piutujl v. i\ IIf making assist mi nti It i1- a |)l ui \hi

  • m-l tn" Ih tl tin \ialth' who •*••/_ could IK si illuid t. si mil tl. e > Men's Tan English Last Men's Goodyear Welt, Tan and Black Working Shoes jiensi uii.l \ Im ciiiiMil muii benefits titan iH*i:-ons in humble cireum- slancc.i h.ive licc-ii l.'l cill' with lower "Regular $6.50 value. Retiring Sale Price Double soles. Regular $6.50 value, Retiring Sale Price atiSi'KHini'iits tliiin their less fortiiiiate follow townsmen. S3.49

    Tlleri' i.-, no fjiir pl.'iy iiii'l no jus- tice in this. (.'om.iili'r the mutter Ttfiilir y „_ Men's Black English Last^ Broad Toes : . Men's Brown and Black Working Shoes. Endicott Johnson make years till1 IH'OI'lc- nf Kivi'r street ll.'ive been luxeil ti> build anil maintain' Regular $7.00 values. Retiring Sale Price » Regular $5.00 value. Retiring Sale Price sewers in wrallliici' pints of the t'Avn. Surely, tliere is no esi-n]K- from tin: conclusion Hint they lire entitled to S3.49 $2.98 hewers at n cost not exceeding the as- aes.inii.-nt.s paid cm other Ktree.Us. This is what they should gel and that is what they will yyS. if a siiuarc deal Men's Plain ToeVici Kid. High Grade Article Boy's Scout Shoes. The kind the boys like plays miy parl in the inatti-i". All widths. Regular $8.00 value. Retiring Sale Price Regular $3.50 value. Retiring Sale Price o-c-o-o-o In thi' {.'.list ul" :i wrck's news it is ' Ki'atifyinic to liml men doing a work $-4.49 $2.19 of public Ki'rvii'i- fur nothing without liopi' (if I?liny or ]imtil. The work (loiiu by Hi'1 Uutiinitown Jirrinun who Men's Storm King Boots, Boston make, guaranteed. Regular $6.50, now $3.69. Men's Regulation Army Shoes, Munson last. li:ivt- ln-t-ii hpi'tnli!![.•; maul of tlu;ir loii-ui" linn' l:iyint; :i llmir in tlii'ir Regular $6.00, now $2.69. Only 100 pairs. All sizes. tirchiiiisi- j.n.yy._ i!ol._ii'1i-m juilili', or "litM-oic, iir (•:-!"''i'll|y iinimrliiiit, lull * . ills unusual. Men who will 'In HU<:1I thiiiRS hiivi' llii- makings of (?oo(l cili- Remember—Sale begins Friday Morning, May 6th. Plenty of experienced salesmen to assist you in getting your share oi the 7.onslii|i inlii'i-i'iit. in llii'in, anil Ihcir action lii'toki'iis a spirit, of '•nniniun- wonderful'bargains. * , . ily co-opt'-nil inn and cuininutiiiy pri'li' ^ 1 which CI'M i I'ii I fill'r'fi vastly mun; tn UH-| wclfari' of tin' place wlii'i'i-1 they live! than the actual value of tin- wnrk HENRY GRAF . Which Ihc-y :1H' i.lniii|f fi'i'i' 'il' i-lll'.llV'.

    o o-o-y -\ general lax. This is als'> tlie nay tin- I'YeoholiI coniinunity )iou.-.i- iva.s M-curi-il. It isthe proper way' In- v.hiili e-.ery -municipality - sliou'lrl ulitaiii a coniinunity hoiisr- ; which is tu lie'in-.eil I'm \ ariinis public-

    Ki'il ltai-1: ami every "tiler inunici- pa.lilv i-liiiulil have -ui'h ;i rommunily liousi-. A liiiyi- pint of liiiinS shoulil - 1)0 j>.OU|^ill ill Older to provide fur ill1- I vcipjiluent. Sucli a cominluiJty house shoulil not only be the municipal j THE UNIVERSAL capil'il for the transaction of public I business hut "it .should' also lie' tlrr: ••rommunily capilol for puhlic recrea- . GENUINE FORD SERVICE—AND PARTS tional ami Horial events, 'l'hi- acqui-, lijlion, of :- ii i • 11 a huildiiiK would .naturally hiinc; about r.m-li a result. J Insist on Genuine Ford parts for your Ford car. Mail order houses, stores and A- liuJl'lili;" hilLH- flimit'll In provide ; many garages sell imitation—counterfeit parts which have not the quality of the gen- for Mich public purposes would lit'( in almost iin..staiil use. uine Ford parts, But the Authorized Ford Dealers as well as the Authorized Sales and Service Dealers sell only the genuine Ford-madeTord parts. You are safe with them, Tin' imp'iiiinice ef such a building ralll.s with :i-lii,olhouses ami |;ood while your car is mighty unsafe if repaired with imitation parts. The real Ford parts road.,. .11. nial.i-a for tin: i|evi-li;|>-j are made from the same properly heat-treated steel as their counter-parts in the Ford illelit (rf :t I ' • 111!! 1 v 11 i t y ;-n(l if HerveK lli'l'il • w lii. Ii urn l-e ti'lleii in no i.llli'l- : car. Every part is heat-treated according to its use. Depending upon the service they wuy. No I'uliiniiinity I.-, loo poor 10 j perform, Tord parts are tempered to insure the longest life. Tested after almost every In: rdile tu alVonl ui Ii a bililrlilll'. T'llis imiy.lnil he "i-IH'rally realized operation while being manufactured, these parts present a vast difference from those 01' llt'lll'V.'il, lillt tl.'' I"- iilnple ti-l. bv : not manufactured under Ford supervision. Counterfeit parts range from thirty to K.llonlinvn .i-,d l-'ie, li.dd will e'.eli- t.unily c:Ml e oilier ri,nun ilr.it ies to' seventy-five per cent below the quality of the Ford standard. Dont take chances; de- 1,-ll.e' hllilil.il- acllon. The.-e I wi) i mand Ford parts, they're safer. Bring your Ford to us and thus make "assurance l.owi.s, actin." a:-. pioM'-t. in tbi. ni.-it - i l»'r, will show otliel pla.-. ,. thai public ' Comfort and. Appearance, OotH doubly sure." If you want a Ford car, or Fordson tractor, leave your order commuiiily IIMI..<- -iii- :i

    ^•H] FENCES & GATES : *i if orn»mt'iitsl Iron or wins POULTR \k Til K inal.-U, k WHAT SHALL I GET FOR DINNER? for prlvittu tifltiitt's, luuui-rt, Incubator* Brooder* Baby Chlclj ) * iimib.ie of „;„ % u-lioola, clubH mill iuiitltu- It is easily solved and in a manner that will do away Hatching K(ii[5 Supplies' •i\ lurl, I'l.',.-* erpaI'ipillp IH a |.p i- a I :: I iti'l! C.S. Tlirockmor ton with the worrying and expense. Snail lor OM SOLICITOII' ISS BranchpoH Av«,Un^ Branch, U Ju»t phone the .51rand Lunch Room to reierve for you MCortlan I Id be i -, I I ]^ nnd your* n table for luncheon, dinner or for the "after NewVoi& for all lines of theiCtcr " meal. ml di|,,(ii,,i| \JJ Geo. W. Sewii INSURANCE Service a la Carte. Best of Foods. Prices.Moderate. AUTOAMHHLAHfE SERVICK USED CARS Contractor and Build -, >:Jfew Jersey JCor Operative Agency, Jiwq. STRANDRESTAURANT f or ajl octViflions . W^ Have " Brood St., Opposite Second National Bank, Reel Bank E3T.H.C.FAY Ur~ of Newark i • Several Bargains Telephone 18O-M OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDS Rod Itanlc Ilrancli, Umi(«(<»» Tcloplioim Id'il Itunk 008. 21 E. Front S t, Omd Banfc i Special, Sunday Chicken Dinner $1.00 Jobbing of All Kinds. Pkm SUM ' RED L7.:::: ::; Paf e ii SOLD

    LONG ISLANDER BUYS ::iXIF.i:! ACRES AT-SHREWSBURY. H. Edward Armstrong, Who Ov.ncd the Farm, Will Move it, ,. Ikute THE CHECK BOOK Which He Ha» Bought on Prospect Avenue and Wallace Sired. Henry Kdwurd Armstrong |1;1H ^oj([ IliK furm at Shrewsbury to ("harles C. Is it wise to keep money in the office, at home or in • il>oe of I.onc Island for $11,25(1 and . I lias bought l''red J. Ciiiikliii1!! house. your pocket, when by placing it in this bank-you have* • Ion the southeust eorner of PrcMpeet I avenue and Wallace street. Mr. without cost, the advantage of a check book and the . ! (,'otiklin moved recently to u fm-m • near Liiicroft which lie- benight from additional security for your surplus funds ? J Mi»s Kmma Thompson anil.1 (;eore;e • Thompson. Mr. Aimali one;, vv i J J move • Ion June lnt to thu hotuu- .'wliieh he Checks are of value only to the person in whose ', :bought from Mr. Conklin, ami the • j new owner'of tho farm will take pos- favor they are drawn—they give satisfaction and ' : Kession at thai time. '. I The .Sluowsbury properly i:, on the Spring and Summer Suits Almost at add dignity to your business transaction?. •. eoutb Hide of Syramon- avenue, a 'short distance west of ihe i.rolley . 'station. It contains sixteen acres Your personal interests, We believe, ere well served • 'and on..the place in a house of ten • I rooms and 11 bathroom. The house by the handy check book. . • is provided with nuiileni iiniiiove- Half-Pnce • ments, A line set of ouilmildiii^s is • I on tin; farm. -Mr.. Lei' will train polo • j ponies on the place. • I The sale of the Conklin lionst' wiis I mttdu liy Albert I.. Ivins ami the RED BANK TRUST COMPANY pries was $«,!>()(). Tin- lot is COxloii feet. The house has seven moms and Formerly First National Bank a bathroom anil moih-i-n improve- I. M. FINKELSTEIN'S ments. A K-'l''aKe- nnil 'liiil.. 11 l:i,-i;i' are on th" plaee. Red Bank, N. J. RUNAWAYS KL'iUItM. Three Loni; Branch Student:. Are I Caught at Haddoi.r.L'Id. Great Reduction Sale ! Kuih White, (Jarrel l);..|,r(,v.- ;:nil "Service—First and Always." J Iirailfind Zienler, the ihre. l.unj; I Ilianeh niu'h seliooi sUnkhU win, -ii:--- liippeareil last Friday v.i .•!;, in-tv iciiUKht at Iliiililonfu'lil Tiie.,ilav niiihl Men's and Young Men's Suits, $16.50, $18, $19, $22.50 ] of last week. ''MiciUSt'. Frank MatthewsV. j u a I u O J A.M. A. M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A. M. Office, 40 Mechanic Street RED BANK. N. J. : -* • •»- i A.M. r A.M. A.M. A. M. 6.30 (i.49 (i.. i4 .15.57 7.15 7.58 HOLMDI1L NEWS. | ; (>.51 7.07 7.30 7.34 7.37 7.30 Telephone 894 * 7.1S - 7.34 7.30 7.30 7.42 7.52 K.OO 8.15 8.10 8.22 8.24 8. •Ki- . G. Dussman1! Auto Skids ^nd Up- 8.00 8.1U 8.21 8.24 H.27 8.37 8.45 0.00 11.04 11.07 0.0!) ll.28 sets in Edward Tillon's Lane. | 8:45 0.04 iMJfi !).()!) !M2 11.311 0!45 !!.]!) 0.52 0.54 10.13 0.S0 0.4!) ; 0.54 i\ . An iiutuiiHil.ili' oiyiu-d l.y E. (1. | !l.r>l '.1.57 10.07 10.15 10.30 1(1.34 10.37 10.30 10.58 10.15 10.IM 10.3(1 io.:i'.i 10.42 .10.52 11.0(1 11.15 11.10 1 1.22 11.24 11.43 •iDussmnn f-kiildi-d and ovorturru-d lust \ 11.00 11.19 11.24 - ! week wiiilo ils (»\\ IH-I- \v;is driving- iL 11.21 1 1.-27 1 I .JIT 1 1.4 5 12.00 12.04 12.117 12.0!) 12.28 1 11.45 11!.0-1 12.01! 12.(1!) T2.12 12.22 12.30 12.45 12.10 12, .-.2 12.54 1.13 lout of Kdwurd 'I'iifon's iani . Mi'.! 12.30 1^.49 r I Dussmnn i'si-;i])i-d injury and his au-j 12.51 12.54 12.. )7 .1.07 1.15 I.3(i 1.34 1.30 1.58 1.15 1.34 1.3(i 1.30 1.42 1.52 2.01) 2.15 2.24 2,43 ^omoliile was only slitrhlly iliimafri'il j 2.10 j Tin- cliiUli-t-n uf tin' puhlii- M-IIOUI 2.00 2.21 2.24 2.27 2.37 2.45 3.00 3.07 3.00 3.28 We Sell— ! iti'i1 [iracti.sit:^; i'or tlii-- to\viKslii[) -May! 2.45 J1.04 3.0!) :'..12 3.22 3.31) 3.45 3.4 0 ' 3.52 3.54 4.13 REAL ESTATE. :i.:ui ,"!.4!l 3.54 1.07 1.15 I..'id 4..'{4 4.37 4.3!) 4.5K ' l'»y 1'i'tL" and iilliK'lii- nu-ot whu:h is | l)4 We Rent— lathli'ik1 nin-t :il llolmilcl on Wodnes- ! • 4.15 4.34 1:11; •1.3!l 4.52 5.01) 5.15 5.10 5 ' 5.24 5.43 5.00 5.1!) 5.21 5.24 FURNISHED COTTAGES. day, Rhiy -JiHh. ' 5.45 0,00 0.04 0.07 0.0!) 0.28 5.45 G.01 (I. Off (1.0!) H.V2 (i.22 -(•...1(1 0.45 0.411 ti.r.2 li.54 7.13 We Write— Dimii'l .S. Kly was a BjH'ctalor al' I..H0 fi.4i) r,.r, 1 i!.fi4 'J.57 7.07 7.1 r, 7..'10 ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE ! tin- athlete raiili'-iU :.t the I/diversity ; ] •7.34 7.37 (..•(!) 7.58 CASE T.I 5 7.34 7.30 7.3SI 7.42 7.-)2 8.00 8.15 8.HI 8.22 8.24 8.43 • ! id' Pennsylvania ^anu-s at l'hiladi-1- i j 8.00 8.1!) 8.21 8.24 8.27 S.37 S.4 5 '.1.00 0.1 1 0.07 !).()!)' 0.28 8.45 0.04 I Il/IN^fln£NPV iPl"jir!"an.V|"!\iV,. -William AppU at<- !>.0(i 11.00 11.12 0.22 11.30 9.45 t>:--ii> 0.!>2 0.54 10.13 K n.ftn 9.49 D.51 '.I.TJ-I 0.57 10.07 10.15 10.30 10.31 10.37 10.3!) 10.58 SIX CYLINDERS A. L. IVinOgHUCIlUI :,,f Ili-ooklyn spcui Sauinliiy and 10.15 10.34 10.3a 10..T.1 10.42 10.52 I l.llll 11.15 11.10 Telephone Office 392-W Stimlay with Mi. and IIrs. Thomas 1 1.22 1 1.24 11.13 11.15 11.34 11.30 11.SSI 1 1.12 1 1.52 12.00 12.15 12.10 1 2.22 12.24 12.13 Not until you have ridden in this hew Cage Room 7,'Register Building, "["inn'i'.i'ei- *&" Cmi.iVfi- .-old lifleeil •11.45 12.04 12.0(1 12.00 . 12.12 12.22 12.31) 12.45 12.10 12.51! l:\54 1.13 RED BANK, N. J. (Oliver ridin.a- enltivalors to farmers P.M. A. M. A. M. A. M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A. M. A.M. A. M. A.M. Six can you fully appreciate its many latter- . uf this seethm and Freehold lawt •NOTE—7.15 A. JI. first bus to Rud Bank Sunilay. week. NOTK—Runs Saturday niirht only. day comforts and conveniences. Every one | Until elitiiehes id' the village arc 11.45 P. M. runs Salunlay niBht only. 1 1 Railroad Si.ilion—Rid B.-.nlc T.irniinnl. of its seven passengers participates in its ! opi'i-jiliiiK under IMAV linu . The Ocean Avenue—Long Brancli Termina!. ' .sclioul slarted iiiu!er now time Mon- luxurious riding comfort There's ample day. This Sclicdule Subject to Change. room for all—no crowding — no uncomfort- j SCOBEYVILLE NEWS. able positions—no undue fatigue after a long Fl-.inccn Lurch's Ankle Sprained ride. People admire it for its balance, beauty While She W«i Ploying. 1 l-'ni'iet'H l.enh, daughter of Wil- and exquisite finish. Its ease of handling i Ham II. L.etL-li. Cell lust week while 1 she wa^ playing in the1 school yard makes it a favorite with women drivers. | an-l In1!- ankle \va^ sprained. She. was 'tiiken home in Clarreit \V. lliiek's au- Every structural superiority—every approved .'toiiKdiilc ami ;i ilci-Uir nltendeil lo engineering principle is found in this fine j her injury. ' .Mis:- Klla Si-iil,i-v of KariiiiiiB-dalc car. It is truly "The All Feature Car." Let spent la.-:t Wiek with Mrs. Henry THE WHOLE FAMILY Wilkins-. us introduce it to you today. its in I'idiiu;1 in our Mr, and Mrs. •!. Henry Vinine; spent part uf l.iJt \ve>-k at Tr'-iitod. TAX IK. Doiotliy Jlct'ouiiii k, daiiK'Uei- of The Case Six Model V comes in four body They know mu- ears are the best: Hairy MeCni'inxk, i- >«'i»s Sh.-nnaii of ; ABOUT tOKD CARS—SOLID LQGIC !l,oiv^ I'.raneh wen' reei-v'. \i~it IAXI SKKV1CE 1 tu re tliis year as they were last, so you The Ford car has bjen tuntiamcntiiiiy r\tr,hl fi'o.n the oegiuaiiig. That facl made can afl'onl lo ride 11 little more this it "The UnivWr.F.1 Car." coi-t your. JEFFREY BROS. to maintain and opoicite. Try hiring yoiir TAXI 1IKKK. FOB Globe Court Garage, qUAUTV- SERVICE Runabout, , Coupe, Si:!;\% Truck r,nd i'ar.'Istin aciof—a. PLUMBING HEATING them all ami v/ill lualce reasonably p.>.'.r.|,-t iiolivory.' Telephone 1161 RED BANK. WHITE STAR TAXI CABS Simp!ici(v lias ever niarl- el'ell More than ever we ar- siure the Ford car is your necessity—let':i have your order •" ilihtf" l nnil iilniliilHtrntnili'iiuinila urnlnnr ll-iiM thpr. Ini- iir:tiiiHt . : tin! milil Mil.nrrll'i-r. Dlltoil l'"ll!.'h»lil. N. .!.. Mmrll 111. l!U!l. Approved and Improved lIKIUIMt'l1 KI.Y WILLIAMS i Charles Lewis, ','. t\V SliTTLF.MF.NT OF ACCOUNT. . ,\VM;' I KS \I.1> MIT M.I W. E. ing"1 " '"Plumbing "Rootirij: : ; HPlllltr (^ i-i'iitiii- nf the IVIATAWAN... -RED ""B'ANR" •ntuti. i.il, vi. il I I- UIMIIII-II nml i MiXnlcit l»- ll." .-'IHI.HI.-.K. ••( tlie Ciiimtv of ill Water Systems Copper Work LUMBER, ENGLISH I'OWN NEW BRUNSWICK 4 ! llu. ().• Imii.i ('..nil o( nil.I Cuiiiily. nn •I'liiim- ' ~ Earthen and Iron Pipe iiin,.i u. .i.,v "f Miii-''\."i).."ilMiV, Sasfi, Doors, OllnUi,' Qlasi -h liin.. niipliriiiliiii will lio TIIIKU' for RED BANK and SH3A i..-.:..,.•,. ..i .•i,nimi-»ii'n« null ouiimci . ftnrj Bulliloi 3 Hardware. 5. ...I .T CMMIWNV. ' N. RED BANK REGISTER, MAY t., 192!

    UA B c PRESENTS Always on top, for they have *-" PLA™Y OF "STOP THIEF." High School Auditorium Wai Filled to the Utmoit of tu Accommoda- tion* Lait Friday Night—The Pro- coedi Amounted to $400. j The play of "Stop Thief" ^yus At Our Fountain— STOOD THE TEST 'given by the Red Haul; gnuluuting j class .last Friday night hi'fore an I audience, which tools up every bit of j available space in tin' .school auditor- AH The 1921 Best Drinks along this coast and {ium. The procved;* amounted to I $400. "Stop Thief" was originally j introduced at the Caicty theater at : New York in 191^. The play has Each season with us is the cause for the creation of an entirely new line of 'also been produced for motion vpie- 1 tures. It is n comprehensive produc- effort and endeavor to serve only the finest and belt of fountain drinks and : tion and the manner in which the 'high school pupils presented the play improve, according as improvement may be suggested by all successes and 'won for them much applause and failures by other dealers during the past year. All 1921 drinks served by us , commendatibn. After the .show Rex Strip gles .dancing was held in tin1 hull. will illustrate the highest type of quality presented by the most approved ,j Those who took part in the play 1 ; wt're Edith Brower as Joan Can , Ar- service methods, with all new improvements in utensils, accessories, that pro-' 1 della Hardy aa Mrs. ('air, Knthevine are noted for being i Phisterer as Caroline t'arr, Helen vide new comforts, conveniences that only add to enjoyment. All the old i .%'. Doremus us Madiie Can', Alma A: O'Brien as Nell, Abrnnr-> Dixon • as popular flavors will be served but with their improved quality and greater yj William Can-, Joseph Williams as A| James Cluney, Kilward Ilrasch as UNIFORM IN COLOR. 1 deliciousness. All the neweBt conceits will be provided—specialties of our y Mr. Jamison, Kenneth Walker as Dr. X ' Willouffhby, Raymond VauHom Us own, as individual as our own store. Come and make an early acquaintance DEEP INDIAN RED, ^» • Rev. Mi". Spilian, Ciiumlin Sclienek j as Jack Ooogan, William..Murdoek as with our fountain. • '„ f I Joe Thompson, Chester Krake as ser- COOL. SAGE GREEN, $'gennt of police, and l'rrrnk Murck- Jt j steitv Wellington Wilkius and Dixon KNICKERBOCKER PHARMACY, •S j Russell as policemen. or BLUE BLACK. BROAD AND MONMOUTH STREETS, RED BANK, N. J. $! LlNfiROFT NEWS. They sell because of the service they give. '£ ', Thirly-Six Pupil. WitU Perfect At- AX •; tendance Recordi for April. *t*, Pupils who were not absent nor A tardy the past inontli were: Grammar iliipurlmtiu- M:ibol Cuukv. Ada Y 1I I'Vntun, Kli;!iln.|h Hali-y. KuiMln Holmca, Y ! Marion Hooil, Elln K,ll>, Myrtle l.nylon, PLAY SAFE BUY SERVICE V I Arukiil Jiwrnuin ll.in.1,1 Ui-lly. l'rul-I.nnci-n- Y. I; Jorll'. Mr.tthciv Mull-li. Uichanl Swcrney, I 1 JjY ;j Alfred Winters, Wiilluci' Macintosh, John OF *{' | Primary departmimt- Hnn;l Daly, !).•! iva D0NT PAY RENT ALL YOUR LIFE! % Cuokc. Mndeline MOUSLI-. Kliialwlh Vnutrhn, I Aiulelina Marewca, Mnrf-'iircl Molzoti, Mil- *( ilrjj Brfckeiiridue. Joseplilnr HisihoU, Hol- t _t-n IlrockenridK*-1. Ktlu-1 Muii'iii, Hffbur-t-mid 1 ""jti'in McQueen. Kussell U'unnnl, William Every Twelve or Fifteen Years You Pay Enough in Rent to Pay for a CHAS. LEWIS, J, Fil-iM. Christian Martiiuon, William Mol- jt ion. Ituymond Mouaer, Ailnlph Miilnm. Eil- ,t, Kii'- Layton, Ernest I.'illin CliitrK-« Johnrtyn. Home of Your Own ! \ LUMBER AND HARDWARE, Y Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Mer^le ',$ sp.nt Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. >$. , IVlngle's former home at Iio^ota. <£ John Moore is workiliK on Charles RED BANK, N. J. 2 turn's farm. When [you pay rent, at the end of Twelve or Fifteen Years you have a i New ditches have been made along the county road under the direction LittleJBunch of 144 or 180 Rent Receipts which are Not Worth One of Overseer Bronson liutler. The Cent to You. chiingc has made a notuhle improve- ment to the road, especially after [storms. W.fien You Pay the Amount of Your Rent on a Home of Your JDwru, at the end of ••-A-n- •ii-e--«-ream—festwa1~witr"b'(rlTCTd" -Twelve~of TiftleriYFats YoTIlIaveTour HomeTAll Paid for. at the chapel next Tuesday nijrht. Rev. W. E. Braisted of Keil Bank I will preach :it the chapel Sunday af- ternoon. Mrs. Karinie Itaynor. tins retuin.ed Make a Start! Dont Pay Rent All Your Life! Buy a Lot or Two to (iruenpoit, Lon^' Ishmd, after a at visit to Mv£. John H. (!unovvr, Fairfield Gardens on the King's Highway. You can buy a lot at $1 Anthony Bischorl' has had a new Down and $1 a Week, or you can pay more if you want to. Harvester fence built around his orchard. Mr. Bischofi' is captain of a ferry boat at • When your lot is paid for the Building and Loan .. New Yolk, and he built the fence: during his< spare time, with the as- Associations Will Help You Build Your sistance of Raymond Molzon. Mr. Entire Line of Implements Molzo:: works Mr. Bischolf's farm. 1 Home. After that You Pay for your Louis Walters is the leading potil- | home: the same as Rent. tryman of this section. He lias more Now at LOWER PRICES than 1,200 chicks which were hutched in an incubator this spring. The children of thi' public school are practising for the Middletown Nearly 200 Lots have been Sold on this Tract. Several Houses have been Built In view of the recent reduction in the price of township May Day fete and athletic* meet which is to be held at Leonardo and More Houses are to be Built This Year. Reasonable Restrictions, steel, we now announce lower prices for our entire Friday, May 20th. Joi-eph Morris of this place is run- Prevent Nuisances and Insure Good Neighbors. line of farm machines and implements not covered ning an automobile truck between Lincroft and Kev.r York to haul his by reductions previously announced. crops and those of his neighbors to market. Herman C. Schlictinjr of Fair View is also taking produce to Lots cost $60 to $225. Maps and Price Lists can be had from All lower prices take effect at once the city in an automobile truck for farmers of this locality.

    The reduction in the price of steel comes after all : EVERETT NEWS. i H. Cool\ the material for the machines and implements we j LoU of Suckers Being Caught ti\ the / John j Mnrl Bank Pond. will sell this year has been provided, and will there- I Kishinn in the marl bank pond on Theron McCiimpbell's farm is the Register Office, Red Bank, N. J. fore have no bearing on the manufacturing costs of • principal recreation here these days, or rather iiif?ht:", for most of the (ish- such machines. However, it does enable the Com- iii!; is done at ni^ht. The boys of the village, a:; well as some of the men, pany to buy materials at lower prices for future engage in this sport. A large num- ber of suckers have been caught. manufacture, and in accordance with our an- Elijah Hobbins . of Phalanx, for- merly of this place, was a visitor here NEW SPEEDSTER POSSESSES nounced policy we now quote those prices, the Saturday and Sunday. William SnilFcn has set out a large Company taking the loss on machines already fin- field on his property with strawberry plants. John Sniffen is devoting a ished and materials on hanij. large part of bi.s place to blackber- EXCLUSIVE FEATURES ries and raspberries. Frank Newell has been visiting at Full information regarding our lower prices on New York. On Exhibition at the Red Bank Show Mrs. Krank r'enton and Mrs. Le- binders, mowers, and all other harvesting, haying and roy Lufbuirow of Red Bank and i Mrs. Asher Woelley of Li)iitr Branch Semi-Racing Body Swung on Big Car corn machines, tillage implements, tractors, engines, spent pail nf last week with Mrs. William W. Antouidi's. and all other I H C farm machines can be obtained John llenielian of New York lias spending several days with his sister, Chassis-YOU SIT IN IT, NOT ON IT from any International Dealer. Mrs. James I!. Carton. Kdwiiril M. Haley of Red Hank was a visitor here last week. He is This new Kissel Speedster holds a subtle lure by its .thinking of Inlying a faim here., Ev- dashing lines and individual appearance. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY erett is his birthplace. . CHICAGO °[^!SA USA A jitney bus is making daily trips A semi-racing body, equipped with form-fitting rest- through tiiis place, on a route run- ful seat, such as would be expected in a limousine— 92 [B'anch Houses and 15,000 'Dealers in the UniUd States ning from Kid Bank to Englishtown. The pupiis of the puhlie school are finished in Ghrome Yellow of a distinctive shade— practising for a Mnv Day fete and to be held here Wednesday, May with individual steps—bicycle fenders—wire wheels 2.rith. on each side of the hood—trunk rack at rear—bump- ers front and rear. The most up-to-date It pays to advertise in The Register LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS In reality it provides large car comfort on rough FARM LIGHTING roads, because it is mounted on the same custom-built SHOE LACES and SHOE POLISH Kissel chassis as the larger Kissel models and powered by Shoemaker and Boot Black Supplies the new Kissel custom-built motor. PLANT Custom-Built WHOLESALE and RETAIL. tnnrkut. On display now. Deliveries coming through Six in rotation of orders.' ROCCO A. FARUOLO 78 First Avenue Atlantic Highlands, N. J. S. PICOT DISTRIBUTOR FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY •» Globe Court and Mechanic Street RED BANK, N. jr.

    KVIT.VUIH' ill' inn1 I'lmnlVt'Mis »ri' CAUKKl'l, driv.'is llicy liclU'vc in "SiilViy YW<\." l,;iM iiiul AI.l. T1IK TIM J",. Our of nuil. ^ ii!- Winsor's Improved Boone Comy.WhJte s in \\\<- Ut'rti. of cuntlition met h:ini!;il!y aii'l in ilp|i('nnini-r, QUALITY Has Won ij stale and County Crand Cliampion- Asl. «y fur our rnlo.s for tlic day lour, sliips. I I *cm nil,strati 0 ns ^iven any when' in 1 slipintli : II rip. WfiliiinK. ''tc,---juid by iililh'M'x or .M'uiniuuih I'miuLU'H. llu- hmir. clepiionc 50t>. YIELD—Ila.s t.)ioroii):hly niil)stiinliiiln liusliols aiul bettor of shelled coni |ici- acre: G.W. JACOBS Denier Red Bank Taxicab Service 1()Z Un«t Front St. Edward W. Winsor KEYPORT, N. J. Offnoi 184 Munmoulli Street, Monmouth I^'ario Tvlrpliuno I48-M Oppoiile R. R. Depot ( FARMINGDALE, N. J. Wo alio do Elnctricn] Ct>ntrnctin|{ RED BANK, N. J. NEW SPEEDSTER nnywhere in \\iv. ntnto and we curry a complete lino of FJectricnl Supplied. ClIAULES BOTTAfiAliO, I'rop. RED BANKJtEGtSTER, MAY 4, 1&21. Stint *• BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. KENNETH JEFFREY WALLACE JEFFREY H(APPEN1NGS OF INTEREST IN ANNOUNCEMENT MONM0UTH,COUNTY. Gold Medal We announce that the name of " Estate of Arthur Jeffrey " Personal Notes, Sales of Property, has ^een changed to Building Operations, Lodge Doings, Slight Fires, Births, Marriages and Deaths—Other Items. JEFFREY BROTHERS Tha Lorn; liranch commissioners, have accepted tFit3 planu far the uth- We are prepared to handle all kinds of plarnbinj?, heat- 11Lir- Held to be laid out ut Ocean ing and roofing work, quick execution and highest quality park. Baseball, football, tennis and other j^ames will he possible on the prevailing. All work entrusted to us is performed by com- now grounds unil there will be a cin- petent workmen who see that it is correctly and economically der running truck. The Long Branch ice limit and' done. yacht club will, BOOH lie occupying '• The Range That Really Saves I The courtesies extended to us so far are thoroughly ni-v1v ({UiirUTH. The club has bought j tin. Martha .1. Price property ut There are two separate ovens—one for coal and one for gas. Both ovens may be used at one, time appreciated and we hope itSvill be our privilege to continue Pleasure Bay ami will niter it to —or either may be used singly. In addition to the two baking ovens, there is a gas broiler oven. to serve you under the name ' * make it suitable fin* a clubhouse. Albert E. Johnson has sold his There is room on the coal and gas sections, at the top, for NINE large utensils. You.can do all of garage and house at Spring Lnke'to JEFFREY BROTHERS liurtift Clayton, u former .Spring Luke your cooking at one time. You can do it better—with less waste and less work. You have coal man.' Mr. Johnson has bought a lot for Winter, to keep the kitchen warm and comfortable; and gas for Summer, to keep the kitchen cool. RED BANK, N. J. on which he will build a new house. 1 Krank fSchinill, manager of the Jin- i The illustration below shows the wonderful pearl grey porcelain enamel finish- so neat and attrac- Office: Kridel Building, Broad Street, 457-M jierial hotel at Lone; liranc.il, has tive. By simply passing a damp cloth ovel- the surface you are able to dean your range instantly. taken over the management of tli« Shop and Warehouse: 35 and 37 Linden Place, 1G1-R Kosf,-i'ont(;n faun near Aslrnry No more soiled hands, no more dust and smut. It banishes the old time task of blacking the range. Park. You owe it to yourself to enjoy the comfort and convenience of the Gold Medal Glcnwood range. *I*I***I*I*I*I*I*I^ Frank Hulau of Manasquun lias bought a lot on Atlantic avenue nt that place anil will build a house on I it for his own occupancy, ! Julinn II. .Salmon of Brooklyn has: arrived ut /.slimy Park to act as field executive of the Hoy Scouts in that farmers, Attention! district. Henry Herman of Lone; Branch We wish to announce to our trade that we are will soon open v.\ drug store in the West End section of the city. ' in a position to meet any competition on Spray Mrs, Walter Combs of Mananquan • «»«» pave birth to a son Saturday week at Material, Nitrate of Soda and Fertilizers. the Spring Lake hospital, A .son was born Saturday week to Call us on the phone before you place your Mrs. Benjamin Zlotkin of Freehold. Mrs. Louis Brown of Matawan orders. , gave birth to a son last Thursday week. : Moved Clock Wrong Way. A lot of confusion was caused at Hazlet Trading Co., Matawan last week in chnngirig the time. The itown clock was set back an hour instead of moved ahead and ^•••r-viALi**"' Successors to VanMater & Weigand, commuters on Monday were-for- a time undecided whether to continue dealers in to the'station or go hack home and Farmers' Implements and Supplies, Fertilizers, to bed. Groceries, Seeds, Hay and Feed, Etc. Manasquan Wins Debate. ManuKquan high school's cfebating HAZLET, N. J. team defeated the Barnegat team Saturday night week. Manasquan upheld ..the affirmative side of the. :<<«>:<«<<<<<<<<+x<<»x<*x»>x«<^«o>>>>:<»>>>:« open shop question. In a previous debate Manasquan won against Point Pleasant while on the negative side/ COMBINATION Pleads Guilty'to Forgery. —Jolui-Luitman pleaded -guilty in- tha f/\ CREAM county court last week to passing two forged checks at Kcyport last Octo- ber. Lijttman had previously served n term in the Klmira reformatory in New York on a similar charge. He will lie sentence"(l later. Wants Park for Public. Commissioner Znrtman of Long Branch strongly objected at a com- missioners' meeting last week to the fencing in of the athletic field in ] Ocean Park. He declared he be- lieveil in keeping public lands for the use of the public. Stolen Car Recovered. An automobile belonging to Wil- liam Tansey of near Marlboro and which was stolen about two weeks ago was recovered at Stamford, Con- necticut, last week. William J. Buck and James P^arl, who were in the. car, were arrested. To Investigate Shelter Home. The shelter home for colored chil- 'dren conducted at Long Branch by Mrs. Louisa liawls is to be investi- gated by the Long Branch health authorities because of frequent com- A Wondrous Beauty plaints that sanitary laws are violat- ed at the home. " Cream Game Preserve Bought. 108-112 W, Front St., Cor. rifeple Avc. The Monmouth . county fish and 6U will love the fragrance first. Then the game association has bought the Pat- terson farm of 93 acres between Yvelvet smoothness, the delicate creaminess; Freehold and Jerseyville and will 6f this marvelous beauty cream. It fairly melts turn it into a game preserve. Sev- eral streams suitable for trout run intp the skin—without a trace of grease, or the through the place. clogging of a single pore. Anemic • tissues New Policeman at Avon. HERE'S PROOF Elwood Devereaux has been named speedily drink it in, becoming smooth and softly as dny policeman at Avon at a salary A Red Bank Citizen Tells of His pliable under Combination Cream Jonteel. A of $2!) a week^ His appointment was Experience. ! the result of several complaints You have a right to doubt state-: perfect base for powder. Take home a jar about unsightly properties and hements of people living far away but; will be required to make inspections can. you doubt Red Bank endorse- today. of these places. ment? j In Auto Accident. Read it: John S. Leonard, 150 Bridge avc, Mrs. Henry Haberman, Mr. and says: "My experience with Doan's 1 Mrs. A. D. Burgeser, Mrs. Paul Kidney Fills makes it possible for. I Zizinia and Carl Schroeder of Belmar me to recommend them and advise ! JAS. COOPER, JR. •were in an auto which struck a tree their use, for they are worthy of the | near Middletown last week when a highest praise. My kidneys were out t PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST tire blew out. They escaped with of order and acted irregularly. 1 slight injuries. was nervous and my back pained. I FTvc* (8) Registered Pharmacists _ Three Bitten by Dog. used Doan's; Kidney Pills and they Miss Asynthia Ferrugiara iof As- helped me so much that I continued | THE kEXALL STOI^E bury Park was bitten on the arm hist with them and was entirely cured." ; week by a dog owned by Cornelius The above statement was given Telephone 355 RED BANK, N. J. delaVorgne. Two other persons had April 12th, 1911, and on June 2T>, been bitten by the dog and the police l!)20, Mr. Leonard added: "I have j judge ordered the animal removed the greatest confidence in Ooan's j from the city. Kidney Pills, for I know they will i help one when t^othereil with kidney ' Bungalow Colony Not W.anted. trouble." j The Asliury Park commissioners Price tSOc, nt all dealers. Don't i last week refused to issue a building simply ask for a kidney remedy— , permit for Harry Giborson to build get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same ' fifteen bungalows on a plot 122x150 that Mr. Leonard had. Foster-Mil- • feet on Kingslcy street. Three of burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. : the commissioners opposed the per- mit. Passenger Bus Line Sold. William M. Kurk bus bought the passenger bus line between Allen- town and Yardvitle, from Edward [ Dilnlush and is now miming it. Mr. Murk has bought new CUIT and \a\.\ added an afternoon (rip to the dependability is such that all schedule. (Continued on next page.) over America, tens of thousands of men and women start out day after day, with serene A Dry Cellar—Yet a Cool One confidence that the Cadillac will carry, A warm cellar ia a poor storehouse. That's why vege- Producing a rare beauty of tables and other (ooclotuffa cannot usually be kept in the tone'and distinguished by them to their destination and back—near or; ^ charming design, the basements of homes heated by the old style pipe furnaces, NO MATTER far—without a moment's cause for worry.. / or the more costly systems. The how badly toiled— we'll give you back a practicnlly Home Ventilator Furnace NEW SUIT. Th« Orisinnl PATENTED Pliwlu* Model PHONOCRAPH M*nuf»cturecl only by th« HOMER FURNACE CO, Homer, Mich. is famous as the crowning J.'W. will rndinte enough heat to keep' the cellar free from achievement of ths illus- TRY 1'S. White St. and Maple Ave., Redpank, N. J. dampness, but will not detract from ita natural coolness. trious Remington Family. Vegetables can be stored with perfect safety. Telephone SIS _ Heat \a not wasted with the "Home Ventilator." The Sold Exclunivcly by scientific principle of design and operation sends nil heat Knickerbocker Pharmacy, Red Bank Steam Dye Works Drugs, *-~ Sundrios, Units through the combination hot- and cold-air register, Red Bank, N. J. MAX LEON, wid from there it is evenly distributed throughout the house. •-"••Clean, simple and safe. •« DdennY'waste'"space"'ami' doesn't necessitate a big installation cost. We can equip Office: your residence with a Home Ventilutor" in a few hours. 24 WEST FRONT STREET. for a littfe more than \you/ would pay for a good base Phono 7.1-1 burner. A»k us (or more information. Factoryt WBBua CVBrfea, Red Bunk wd StdbrighL 7G WHITE STREET. Phone 10in. . P««e Eight RED RANK REGISTER, MAY 4, Ml. ITEMS OF NEWS. WANTED! (Continued from hat page.) Suits aggregating $82,000 have been instituted against the Pennsyl- Hand Crocbeters. Good Pay. vania and the New York and Long Branch railroads by Mr. and Mrs. APPLY AT Nicholas C. Rost of New York. Mrs. Rost claims she was permanently in- RED BANK KNITTING MILLS jured by a train at Allenhurat last July. Oakland Street and Bridge Avenue Suit Over Dead Calf. RED BANK William Mack of Montrose *ia bringing1 an appeal suit against Sa- Rotsky & Son of Freehold to recover $35, representing the price paid by HENRY CAMPBELL. President CALORIC HEAT FOR ALL TEMPERA- Mr. Mack for a calf he bought from DANIEL S. ELY, Vlce-Pres. EPWIN R. CONOV^fc, Cashier TURES. Sapotsky and which died soon after WliPtlier the outside temperature is 40 he bo'ujrht it. above or 40 below, the CaloriC will' sup- They Liked Asbury Park. ply the depriee of heat you need in your home most quickly and inexpensively. The annual state convention of the It delivers its heat directly into your New Jersey lodge of Woodmen of the , Living costs that have been mounting year by year rooms, and its quick adaptibility to vary- World came to a close at Aabury are now showing indications of a return to more nor- ing temperatures is an important ad- Park last Friday. The delegates vantage. A shortage of CaloriCs is likely. liked Asbury Park go well they voted mal proportions. Order NOW. Over 100,000 satisfied to hold the convention there again next year. Keyport Men Honored. This tends to help people enjoying salaries or other COMSTOCK Arthur A. Philo of Keyport has "fixed" incomes. Prices on many things are becom- AT GEORGE OGILVIE'S, been reappointed a member of the ing attractive enough to invite normal buying of goods Ea.t Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. committee on state of the order of P. O. Box 342. Phone Connection. the New Jersey Royal Arcanum and at the aaroe time leave a margin sufficient to en- lodge. Louis Stutz, Jr., of Keyport, courage resumption of more normal habits of saving. .vas reappointed'supervising deputy. New Theater Firm. Isaac and Maurice Goldberg and Savings, of course, are the basis of all national and Nathan Machat of Long Branch have individual prosperity. Regular and persistent saving incorporated under the name of the M. and G. Enterprises. They have enables one to meet sudden emergencies or to greet bought the Auditorium theater at opportunity when it beckons; it is the great builder Highlands and are now running it. of character and financial standing. Will Furniih Three Orchestral. Harold M. Stilwell of Frchold has Regular savings depositors can utilize profitably every contracted to furnish two orchestras ur the Monterey hotel at Asbury decline in living costs to increase the size of their de- 'ark, one for the grill and one for upstairs,, and he will also furnish an orchestra for the Allenhurst club. Haley—Robbins. You will be assured every possible encouragement and Miss Nellie'W. Haley of Trenton a cordial welcome by ; and Albert W. Robbins of Allen- town were married at the bride's home - on April 20th. The couple will make their home with the room's father. Married Last November. Announcement has been made of. the marriage of Miss Edna Nelson of THE Seabright and Leroy Pierce, son of Mrs. Charles Pierce of Long Branch. The wedding took place at New York last November. ABROAD STREET Manahan—Parker. Miss Louise M. Manahan, daughter of Bradley Manahan of Spring Lake, NATIONAL BANK and Floyd W. Parker of Jersey City were married Saturday week. The couple will make their home at Spring Lake. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Matawan Plant Leaked. The Monmouth woodworking com- pany, of which A. H. Morton is presi- dent, has leased the plant of the Sun- nyland fruit company at Matawan and is manufacturing berry and to- WHY, TAKING mato crates. Death from Apoplexy. William H. Naylor, formerly of v; < ,.. Allenwood, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George_ B. Morris of Seagirt, on Friday of apoplexy". He was 75 years old and leaves three children. Long Branch Debaters Win. The Long Branch high school de- bating team defeated the Asbury Park team last week in the finalde - bate. Long Branch had the affirma- tive side of the open shop question. Farm Horse Show. A show for farm horses will be held at Freehold in connection with the annual Memorial day race meet, i Several classes have been arranged and keen competition is expected. Organ for Arcade. An $11,000 pipe organ is to be in- stalled at the Arcade on the board- I walk at Asbury Park. The organ i will be paid for from the receipts of FRANKLIN I the concerts given at the Arcade. j Belmar Woman Dead. ] Mrs. Catherine Kisner of Belmar, wife of George Kisner, died last Wednesday from a complication of diseases. She was 75 years old and For your walls besides her husband leaves a son. Taking Radium Treatment. MELLOTONE Mrs. Michael Houlihan of Allen- town has gone to a Trenton hospital, To be restful, walls ' where she will take the radium treat- should be finished' in a ment for throat trouble, from which delicate tint That is dm she has suffered a long time. reason for the.popularity of Lowe Brothers Mello- High School Robbed. A pipe's a pal packed with P. A.! tone. It's a flat oil paint Boys broke into the principal's of- that gives a rich, soft, fice of the Long Branch high school Seven days out of every week you'll get real smoke velvety finish. Made Tuesday night of last week and stole • especially for walls. a small sum of money from a desk. joy and real smoke.contentment—if you'll get close-up Brings indoors the beauties of the great out- Spring Lake Officer Qaits, to a jimmy pipe! Buy one and know that for yourself! doors. Its colors are soft When you buy a Franklin, you Arthur Gunthcr has resigned as a Packed with cool, delightful, fragrant Prince Albert, a as the \ rainbow tints. policeman at Spring Lake after serv- pipe's the greatest treat, the happiest and most appe- Easily washed clean. own more than just a means ing three years. Gunther has anted Prlntt Albtrt I* Come in and ask for us night man the past two years. tizing smokeslant you ever had handed out! told in toppy rtd booklet, ben, tidy red tint, of getting about. You have handtomo pound Want Trolley Service Again. You can chum it with a pipe—and you wilt—once and ball pound tin also these essential advantages The Kuansburg borough council humidor* an&lntkt pound crystal glatm Jos. T. Burrowes Co. will make application to the public you know that Prince Albert is free from bite and . humidor wit At .—comfort, safety, economy and utilities commission to have trolley fjttnft moiitvter 213 W. Front St.. Red B»nk service on Carr avenue resumed. parch! (Cut out by our exclusive patented process!) lop. freedom from trouble. Why—every puff of P. A. makes you want two more; Residents Adopt New Time. Kennsliut'i; residents have adopted every puff hits the bullscye harder and truer than the the daylight saving time even though last! You can't resist such delight! Any ear will provide transpor- the borough council has done nothing in the matter as yet. And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when tation, but only Franklin light A New Store. Monmoutk County SurrOfate'a Offica. you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert! Such entic- Notice to creditor*, to present claims •valul , weight, flexibility and direct (!. K. Harris baa opened a paint eiUte. and wallpaper store in the Duryea ing flavor you never did know! And, P. A. stays put be- In the matter of the eaUte of William N, Dunnell, deceased. air cooling can maintain, these building, opposite the Long Branch Furaunnt to the order of Joseph L. Dona* city hull. cause it's crimp cut—and it's a cinch to roll! You try it! hay, surrogate of the County of Monmouth, made on the slzth day of April, 1021, on th* standards'of satisfaction: Freehold Couple Wed. application of William Dunnell Ltibra. ear- Mrs. O. Laura Thompson ami Fred vivlnn eiecutor of the estate of WUIUua 1 N. Dannel), deceased, notice Is hereby gives lleckci , both of Krei'hold, were mar- to the eredltora of e«kl d«ot»»ed to exhibit to tho subscriber, survivinir executor a* ried Saturday week by Rev. E. C. aforesaid, their debts and demands against 20 miles to the gallon of gaso- • .' ' Conuver. the said estate, under oath, within six (Continued on next page.) Cooyrll|ht192i 1 monthn from the date of the aforesaid or- line hy «. J.Reynold* der, or they will In forever barred of their NNCE ALBERT Tobacco Co. actions therefor against tha (lid subscriber. 12,500 miles to the set of tires Wlmlon-SaJem, Dated Freehold. N. 1., April «th, 1821, the national joy smoke N.C WILLIAM DUKNEIX LUIIKS, 50' slower yearly depreciation BABYCHIX 40 Unlvenlty Road, All popular varieties •••••••••«••••••••••••••••••«••••••• FRED W. nOPB. OounseL D*l" " ••••••••• Broad and front Streets, (National Averages) t safety anywhere* Bumstead'sWormSyrup 'Bed Hank. N. 1. Semi fot Catalogue "To children hn hnrtl of merry." Where NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Mother's May Be Fine direction* ore followed, IT NEVEB FAII.H. of the Monmouth Mutual HUPDIV Company. 44 Cortlandt St. Despite. arareMy and enormous coot of The annual meeting of Htockholdera off New Vutfc City HANTON1N, K contain* f^|| doss, Htoo4 Monnnmtl. Mutual Supply Company will be> •hty yearn' teat. BoU *Tsrynhera or by hold on Tuesday. May 10th, 1)21. nt 2;0» mill, (Oo n bottle. P. U.j at th* oltlca In the Ice plant l,ullj- JOHN MORROW, JR. Out Give Me Inir of said eorporatlon, on Keech atreet ad- Eat. 0 A. Voorhees. M. »„ FhOadelDnla jolnltiK the New York and Long Ilraneh RED OAfNJJK, N. J. railroad, M«d Bank, Monmouth County New Jersey, for tha purpose of electing director* and (he transaction of auch other bualnsaa I Sell Real Eutato EGANS ai may properly eome before tho mcctlnr SOME]!!! At the clo*e of this meetlnii lher« £M GLOBE COURT GARAGE I Rent Cottages bt » meeting of th* Hoard of Director, of Auto Vans and Express •aid Company. * Now tkM moving time 1* naar I tm B. TnURSTON I Write Insurance • r»D»r«l to - do your aait mortal •» Monmouth County Farms BREAD furniture, piano* or bunii, to all ffcrti LM?ia5£^I^:;Apjy *( oltj or oountry, In Oie TtrfMt »M6M NOTICE OTSETTIjKMENT OF ACCbu •ran* In n*d Bank. Botur* r*•• IM-JOMk***«UM| Dated April Hth, A. D. 181]. to WHAHF AVENUE; •TWOBBIOK WEIOSL. | RED momrn, MAY 4.1921, Pw NIM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. T C. & Q. A. DELATUSH, S4 Broad 5t, Rwi Bank. N. 1. BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. Bartlcea—Sunday 11:00 A. M., 8:0« P. M. «• ARCHITECTS AMD ENGINEWUL OWNERS OF, Buti.lay-Sehool—9:»B A. II. Boom 17 Blinn BIdg., Bid Hank, H. ». Strand Theatre Wedneadar Evenlnn T«itlmonlal ltMtlall Tct Coon. (Coiitinued from last page.) —8:00 P. M. The Long Branch commissioners Reading Room—Wedneidan and Sunday! HAROLD A. TILTON, Monday and Tuesday from 2:80 to 4.!0 P. M. SURGEON DENTIST. Country Homes last week rejected the bid of Duvid Tho public l> cordially Invited to rlill Graduate Univflrittv of PanmrWanla. iaa* Groves for collecting the city gar- May 9 and 10 tha Reading Boom and to tha larvlcal. •Mitfr to Dr. J. D. ThKMkmortOB, ••• I Broad Stzaet. bage. Peter Tomaini was ilfsignatcd Offlc. hour.: 3 A. M. U lilt t. M. Star* as official custodian of refuse at u A day azecst Saturday. salary of $2,500 a year. The gar- bage will be dispoBed of to hojj E, iJIDWELL raisers. A• TBUSa SPECIALIST [•; For Farm and Garden in bulk, $ Men, Women, and Children . School Safe Blown Open. V packages And Seed Tape. Z? Booms .1U0-1-2' Klnmouth Building. If your property in for sale or rent list it, for quick action, with Tho safe in the Neptune township Anbury Park. N. J. my office. Fill out this blank and mail at onco. Phone*—Anbury Way»M« 561-F-4. high xchool was blown open last. Everything in the Line. Hours-D-11.1-4. 7-8. Saturday, SundayindUao My Wednesday night and the contents day and by appointment. (residence, farm, country homo) rifled. About .?32 in money was re- ANY QUANTITY ' All appliances guaranteed or prices refunded. Is for cured, The police secured perfect WOODRUFF'S SEEDS fingerprints of.the safe Mowers. ILLIAM E. FOSTER, (sale, rent, exchange) j ' of ordinary quality are not good Local and W COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Pait Mattel;.' Night Celebrated. New York. NewJ«aM, Located at •nough for prescription work. | WEtLER'S i 60 Broadway, Atlantic Highland!, (town) The. annual past masters' ni^lit of N. Y. City. N.J Only dragi and chemical! of th« Long; Brunch lodge of Free Masons Long Distance }«j Broad Street, Red Bank. $ very highest grade of purity are was celebrated Tuesday nigfit of last OBEBT PIEKCE, (street or road) week. About 4O0 Masons were pres- R LICENSED AUCTIONEER. Besldcnco 40 Whit*. Red Bank, i fit for use In preacriptioni. W« erit, including thirteen of tht; sixteen Moving. Telephone 10IB-M. use the best obtainable no mat- living past masters of the lodge. •fwUl attention to >»kj of fan* it*«ki (amount of land—acreage or sizo of lot) (arm Implement! and mnonal property. Houae has and ter what the coat and allow no Spring Lake Girl a Bride. UNUSUAL (rooms) (improvements) Mien Arjenda Height, daughter of General Trucking, IUI F. XETLEY, one but registered pharmacist* G«orge M. Height of Spring Lake, "»• NOTARY PUBLIC The following barns and outbuildings' "...,...... to compound the medicine. was married Saturduy week to and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. f> VALUES Tctley'o News Stand. George H. Gillings of Jersey City. Baggage and 7 Broad Street, Bed Bait 8. All prescriptions are double Rev. James "Lord performed the P*i«=e , Terms-...,; IN : ceremony at the bride's home. Express Service. nR.~S5tKC)'IiD J- STOKES, Possession i ..,. • checked, thus guarding against '-' DENTAL SURGEON 1 r pRy G W> Zuclce - Old Pilot Dead. SoccoBsor to Dr. Frank Lee. °f ?2 i° , - ' tl>° customary commission of fivepe r the possibility of error or inac- 54 Broad Street. Eisner UuUilns. cent if ho Sells my above described property. William J. Barry, a Sandy Hook curacy. You may depend upon pilot for more than forty years, died FIREPROOF VAflS. Rooms 4, 6 and ft. Owner's signature ...... , ,. OfHca Houru 8:30 to 5:0(J o'clock. the prescriptions yon have filled last "week of pneumonia. He was 79 Address ...'...... ,.,., ..-,., years old. Death was caused by BOYS' EO. McC. TAYLOR, C. E. at pneumonia, which v he contracted G CONSULTING ENGINEER, Telephono ,.,, Pate CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOK. while on a trip down the bay. ANDERSON BROS., 8 Efaner BulldinE, Brood St.. Red Bank. N. .*• Will Wed Engliih Girl. SCKDEB'S PHARMACY, Opposite Red Bank Depot EILLY, QUINN & PARSONS Announcement hag been made of R COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Georg'e W. ZucRer H. C. HUBBARD, Prop. the engagement of Jiraituird A. Vail, SUITS ! Davidson Building, Red Bank. (Country Property Specialist) formerly of Asbury Park, to Miss Red Bank, N. J. | John J. Quinn, Theodore D. Paraons. 16 Broad Street, Red Bank. Jessie A. Hill of England. Mr. Vail AT Telephone 704. OHN B. APPLKGATE £ SON, MARLBORO, N. J., Telephone 232-F-4 Freehold . Telephone 146 Telephone 38 is now employed by the United American steamship lines, J COUNSELLOBS Al LAW | Davldton Bulldinc. Broad Btmt Baird-Wyckoff Reunion. I RED BANS. N. The annual Baird-Wyckofr re- THIS WOMAN'S" DMUND WILSON, union will be held this year on E COUNSELLOR AT LAW. SUPP'S RED BANK. H, I Thursday, August 25th, at Old Ten- rrent church. The association is Offices: 10 EAST FBONI STREET. '• composed of the dqseendants of John I EXPERIENCE LSTON BEEKMAN, Baird and_ P_eter_ Wyckcfflf. 19 Broad Street A COUNSELLOIt AT LAW, Offlcel.lO Broad Btreet. BED BANK. II. li Weds a Soldier. Brings a Ray of Hope to RED BANK, N. J. Fruit Growers, Attention!•-: Miss Florence E. Williams, daugh- ' Childless Women R. W. M. THOMPSON, ter of Mrs. Robert E. Williams of D DENTAL SURGEON. We are now selling Spraying Machines and Materials from our stock. See us before Spring Lake, and Floyd ft. McfJinnis, •ii Nafl Bank Bulldintt. KeRed Bank., tt, t\ you order., IL soldier at Camp, Vail, were.married Lowell, Mass.—"I had anemia from Gas administered. Houri 3-6i We are in a position to meet any competition considering quality. Saturday week at the hride's home the time I was sixteen years old and C* LO. D. COOPER, by Rev. B. C. Lippincott. was very irregular. KX CIVIL ENG1NEEK. We carry a supply of Bean Sprayers and Repair Parts. Friond Sprayers and Repair Parts. If I did any nouse- BaccoBBor to Geo. Cooper. U. B " Black Leaf " 40.'' "Sulco-V. B." Theater Ruina Sold. cleaninp; or washing Fostofflce Building. BED BANK. II. 1. The ruins of the old Krnadwny I would faint and •EOKGE K. ALLEN, JR., Orchard Brand Materials. '' VreelandV' Electro Brand Materials. theater building at LOUK liranch, have to be 'put to * CIVIL ENGINEER AND HOKVEYOB, Bissell Harrows. better known as DeForest's gym- bed, my husband Boom 7. PatterBon Building, Broad Btnat, nasium, have been sold to Louis Led- thinking every min- :IED BANE. N. J. Guns, Relief Valves.Spray Hose, Spray Fittings and many other things too numerous to witz, who has started the work of ute was my last. mention. >• \ [After reading your EO. H. KOBERTS, clearing up the property. G GRADUATE AUCTIONEER text-book for women FadlfrM or Crude Stock. Farm 3«l«i. Fa*> Orders taken for Round Bushel Baskets. Old Lifeguard Dead. I took Lydia E. aonal Property. New Monmouth. N. • » If you wish we will Spray Your Orchards. Archibald Gifford of Como, for Pinkham's Vegeta- Tilevhona Mlddletown 271-f-JI. nearly thirty years a lifeguard on the ble Compound and Call or write for anything you need. , Asbury Park and Ocean drove bath- used the Sanative ing beaches, died of paralysis Friday Wash, and have never felt better than after a sickness of several weeks. I have the last two years. 1 can work, ! E. Ellsworth Alexander j He was 83 years old. eat, sleep, and feel as strong as can be. J. ('. Headricfcsoo & Son Doctors told me I could never have Headache ii Struck by Falling Tree; children—I was too weak— but after Do jour Eyes burn or Itch? TILES John Snarkus of Freehold was taking Vegetable Compound it strength- Do ttiej feel tired or strained? for Floors, Walls, Hearths and Man- Middletown, N. J. struck by a falling tree on Miss An- ened me so I gave birth to an eight If BO, have your eyen examined; your tel Facings, Brass and Wrought Iron nie Smock's place Saturday week and pound boy. I was well all the time, did tclnneea mar need • cbangf. Fireplaces, Andirons, Fenders, Fir« Telephone 798-R. suffered two broken ribs. Mr. Snar- all my work up to the last day, and had kus was cutting the tree down when a natural birth. Everybody who knew & CO. Seta and Gas Logs, Wood, and Til* Dealers in the accident occurred. me was surprised, and when they ask me PHiladelpHla Eye Specialists Mantels, Medicine Cabinet* and Til* what made me strong I tell them with 2nd National Bank Bids.. Room 23 in Bathroom Accessories. FARMERS' SUPPLIESg To Attend Convention in Scotland. great pleasure, 'I took Lydia E. Pink- J. Lyle Kinmonth of Asbury Park, ham's Vegetable Compound and never Every Wednesday Hours 1:00 lo S p. m. 14 Monmouth St., Red Bank district governor of the Rotarian felt better in iny life.' Use this testi- TELEPHONE 526J. -tlubs in this district, has been ap- monial at anytime."—Mrs. ELJZAHETH pointed delegate to the international SMART, 142 W. Sixth St., Lowell, Mass. • •••••••••••*•••»••••••••»•••••••••••»••••••••••••••• convention of Kotarians to be held This experience of Mrs. Smart is surely n Scotland in June. i a strong recommendation for Lydia E. ESTABLISHED 1854 TELEPHONE 111 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It is lirl Hit by Auto. only one of a great many similar cases. Marie Walsh, a six-year-old Keans- burg girl, was struck by an automo- ALEXANDER D. COOPER bile driven by Edson Oberlander Tuesday of last week. She was cut Real Estate and Insurance on the head and her tongue was bad- ly cut by her teeth, C. MILLER 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. New Tall Cedars. Ernest Worth and Clarence G. Carpenter and Contractor Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and fjnhkm fitUtltm nJSiitufactian Lamb of Long liranch were initiated in the Tall Cedars at Atlantic City 52 Branchpoint Avenue Plate Glass Insurance BUI last week. They were members of the class which included Senator Walter E. Edge. LONG BRANCH. N. J. An Old Clock. . All Kinds of Alterations We leave the estimate of. the E. W. Potter of Imlaystown has an Specialist for Leaky Roofs eightday clock which is 200 years 1921 entirely to you. old and which still keeps good time. Telephone 1SS-W Lond Branch The clock is said to he one of the Ride in it and you will appreciate best pieces of old time cabinet work in this section. its rilled power, improved com- Job as Railway Mbil Clerk. fortable seating arrangement,,the Stanley Hulshart of Farmingdale, NEW Rues who recently passed a civil service accessibility of its mechanism, examination for railway mail clerk, was ordered: to Philadelphia lust 1..'. tlic'beautiful body lines. And week to report for service. draw your own.conclusions. Freehold Land Sold. Louis Finegold and son Max of ILLUSTRATED BOSKUET-: Freehold have bought a plot of land FREE ON REQUEST'- Authori/x'd Buick Service makes 3C0xlU0" feet from the heirs of Cor- ncliua llendrickson. The tract will be divided into nine lots. ORIENTAL RUG CQf The only secret of Buick travel doubly dependable. 126-128 S.I4!_«Sr.NEWARk Lawyer's Car Stolen. WE HAVE NO SOLICITORS! St'mv January J, regular equipment An automobile owned by James D. a beautiful complexion Carton, an Asbury Park lawyer, was on alt models includes Cord Btolen from Ocean avenue last Thurs- Sparkling oyes, lustrous hair, the clear, rich, day night while one of Mr. Carton's sons was at the casino. glowing delicacy of the skin—everything which Manasquan Inlet Open. lends beauty aad attractiveness is the result of The Mannsquan inlet is open, again a clean system. after Ixeing closed by a sandbar near Faulty eliinination of food waste is largely the outer end. The Point Pleasant , r chamber of commerce raised money responsible for defects of the skin. to have the inlet opened. Ifujol lias been found by many voincn to lie an Charged with. Striking Workman. invaluable aid to u clear, radiant complexion, it Pasnh and Raymond • Thorn of KeansbuiK have been held in $500 encourages tlic bowel* to reguliir and thorough bail on a charge of striking their evuriiutionts thus keeping the body free of tliotte hired man on the lu-ad with a chair poiton-t thul mar the skin and cmliiii<;cr the lieultb, after an argument.. Nnjol is absolutely luirmlr^s and pleasimt to take. (Continued on next page.) Try it.

    TlffOON unitD nre rcc- * * ognizednsthebest that can be made. The Nujol distinctive dc3it;nof the Six-48 combines them to moke a sum of tho quality of alii MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY.

    TIME TABLE IN EFI-f-CT APRIL VMh, 1921. Subject to clmnite without notice.

    LMIMKli All<» IVuit, Steamer Albertina Plume 20',1, Ilotwoon IMor'JI. foot of franklin Hlrwl. N«w York (Lnnilitw at Ui« IlliWry to tuko on anil 1ft iil.v>. anailtelilanda.()B««iili:«iiaB«lBa»k. lol.ohuno Coll VW Uimnl N«w Vi.rk. ITJ H«d Hank. N. J. illulihrula Tolouliona. 1264 "A etitch in time snves nine",—ii <":•<••>•:••:":••:••:••:••:••:••:••:••:••:••:••:*•>•:•<••>•!'<•'*• FOR RED BANK. FOR NEW YORK your car's electrical «yntom IH nctini; PLUMBER Daily except Sundny. Daily «xcopt Sunday. H. L.. ZOBEL queevly or if it hiinn't lieen clcnncil, and STEAMT1TTER A.M. • . • < oiled and inspected by a sp«ciuliHt Now in the liinti to Imve KurnaceM, within a year, NOW in tho tinie to l..,«vi. I'lrr 24, (mil i>( Fraiililln SI'. . .2 45 j Laavo Hod llnlik '. * ™| Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor 'i»y«»-rjia-jf!v4jL-iifc:-the.--rtrt(ulrtjU..-'iit.U»ni Sluvce, Smoke Stacks, Gutter*, Lc*»ve Hulli'ty l.ftiulhiK 3 It* j l.eavo Oceanic J ^ ' LVnlltrV'amlgeifilrat plumbing put 1 % tlon so thilt' lnl Kaannhiirlr. Koyiiort. Mklilli'Uiwn anJ IK'il Hank. . 1 •". 74 Monmouth St. Red Bank ATItKUIlANK via M. C.K. Co., fotHlir«w«biir». K«toiil'iw», l«tw Htaiioh AUTO ENGINEERS "1 WHEN PETTER, AUTOMO^IIJES •AlfE DUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Toleplinne i&Q'l-J 20 Moclmnlc St., Red Bank, N. J. n ulvim to tho cum of Anton, llonwf ami l!«il TaUphono 200-J (,••• • 7m BANK REGISTER, MAY 4, 1821. WHERE QUALITY REIQNS 8UPREME ITEMS-OF NEWS. MATINEE EVENING (Continued from last page.) , ALL SEATS ALL SEATS Because the Neptune township school board refused to turn over part of its school money to the Ocean Groove borouph school authorities the 3Oc teachers went without their pay checks last week. The Neptune STRAND THEATRE hoard hits since loaned a sufficient amount to Ocean Grove. - Ball Player Breaks Ankle. Monday and Tuesday, May 9 and 10 Pitcher Hyde of the Ocean Grove hie;h school baseball team broke a bone in his uTikk' in a pamo with MAYFLOWER. PHOTOPLAY CORP Point Pleasant last week. The acci- dent occurred as he was sliding into a base. BROAD STREET Old Tan Yard Planted. ~ Telephone 658 -* The tan vat Harden that was used in the tannery at Imlaystown in civil war times lias been planted with fruit trees. At one time the largest RED BANK, N. J.7( 5 tannery in this section was located there. BURNS-SCHAFFER AMUSEMENT CO. Left a Big Estate. The will of Mrs. Julia Seligman of New York, who died at her summer home at Deal, lias been probated at Todby, Wednesday, May 4 Saturday, May 7 i Freehold. She left an estate of over $l',000,0t)0 and most of it went to a • cousin. Marrie4 at Allentown. ETHEL CLAYTON FRANKLIN FARNUM Miss Anna M. Cullens and David IN IN The Truth or a Lie—with a Life L. Schcitlerler of Robbinsvillc were married at Allentown last Wednes- day week. They went to the New Dependent on her Oath England states on their wedding "THE PRICE OF POSSESSION" "THE STRUGGLE" tour. Beauty, love, luxury and adventure; and a trail of romance A Rapid Fire Story of the Now West. Sweeping before you are scenes of surpassing strength, blazing half around the world. Who does not crave posses- Four years in the trenches, between powder and slaughter, Beach Pavilion Sold. sion of something—health, happiness, luxury or love? will tend to harden, the softest heart. Such are tho effects wherein the lives of two men and two women are Herbert Bennett has sol cent Tuesday—In Port of Trouble. Bfay'a Cartoons. piece bearing the figure of President Topic. Short Snappy Comedy. Roosevelt- Friday Overture—"Raymond Overture" - Thomas Overture by Larry LaRos, Moving a Building. Wrapped in Bott/c. A building on the J. M. Francis property at Manasquan is being moved to the beach by Albert La- vance. It will be converted into a If you want to make house. the whole day happy, Postmaster Confirmed. Clarence H. Wilbur of Freehold is just Whistle the first postmaster in Monmouth to be appointed, by President Harding and have his confirmation approved by the senate. Always the same Aged Woman's Death. the world over Mrs. Susan Gallaway, an inmate MARY PICKFORD of the home for the aged at Ocean Grove, died Tuesday of last week at IN HER LATEST PRODUCTION the age of 97 years. She is survived I by six children. Dislocates Shoulder. I Miss Kate Fielder of Freehold fell Whistle Bottling Company at her home last Wednesday and dis- located her left shoulder. She was Phone 377 Asbury Park, N. J. taken to the New Brunswick hospital for treatment. THROUGH THE BACK DOOR Barber Shop Sold. Eligio Velente of Asbury Park has bought the barber shop at Spring Monday and Tuesday, May 16 and 17 Lake conducted by A. Peter Longo, formerly of Asbury Park. Want Telegraph Office. The Ocean Grovel officials have re- quested the Western Union telegraph I company to establish a permanent office at that place. Money for Firehouse. The Matawan council has appro- priated $800 to -assist Midway hose company in building a new firehouse. The Largest Retail 3 Jockey Raising Poultry. j Ivor Johnson, a retired jockey,"has j started a poultry plant on the Jere- miah Pine farm at West Farms. AWNING Farmers, Attention! HERE is a tremendous satis- Consult our prices on Tfaction to us in selling the Manufacturers in the East Liberty. Setvice FARM MACHINERY 4hink of it before, notA/fcr We know in advance the pleasant you huyyxwr batttfry Laggren Bros. Co., Inc. before you buy elsewhere. From 10 to 25 per cent things that are certain to happen. drop on all Farm Machinery. Think about two kinds of service 1178 East Grand Street, ELIZABETH, N. J. In the first ten minutes of. demon- when you huy a battery First, the stration, the Liberty reveals the service the battery itsclf will give—its Capac- Telephone Elizabeth 873 ' Aspinwall Plantera, Iron Age Sprayers, Tandem ity, its Strciijrtli, its Life. Second, the Li ml Disc Harrows, Tractor Disc Harrows, Planet Jr. delightful difference hi the way it of service ;u!il the ammint of it required to Weekly Service to Red Bank and Vicinities keep it operating properly} mul the Spirit in Two-Horse Cultivators, 10-20 Titan Tractor I. H. C, rides and drives. which Jhat .service" will be rendered. K<rct, iiliu conijm-u. Our mv\\ know liuw. Thry ;irc able tr> jjive White St. and Maple Ave., Red Bank yiin the highest type of iiitclliijrilt service. Farmers" Implements and Supplies, Ami our l;vr^c Mitr.lt of IntUtl h^Herirn, Hl- iihlo li.* to titkc .fjirc t Bad Bank, N. J, sodar tbt Aet Df Marob Id, 117*. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. $1 50 Per Year PAGES 11 TO 20, FAIR FOR ST. ANTHONY'S. WEDDINGS. PERFORMED FOR PRIZES. PERSONAL. [BIG LOSS OF POTATOES. DIED IN HIS 84TH YEAR. It Will be Held at the Lyceum June HELPING OUT A NEIGHBOR. Pannaci—Waltoa. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Callahan of| 4th to June lltli. Mies Hildegard Veronica Pannaci, Momnouth street spent part of last DEATH LAST SATURDAY OF LEWIS S. THOMPSON PLAYS daughter of Edward i'unnaci of Sea- "AMATEUR NIGHT" HELD AT week at I'oughkecpsie, New York, WIDESPREAD ROT IN WESTERN Beginning Saturday, June 4th, and TRINITY PARISH HOUSE. WILLIAM DOWEN. lending the following Saturduy a fair ROLE OP CUPID'S ASSISTANT. bright, and Philip S. Walton of Red where they attended the funeral of a END OF THE COUNTY. Bank were married last Thursday relative. .vill be hold at the lyceum at Red Fint Prize Wm Won byVeronica Rural Sections in the Vicinity of Red L»t Call Sounded for « Civil War Bank for the benefit of St. Anthony's Frank Keuther of Chapel Hill, who Veteran—Mr. Dowen was a Lover Gately—Others Wh Received ia employed at Kcd Bank as a meter Bank Suffer in the Lost and tb« i church. Articles will be sold at AAwardd . WWere Adelaide Weller, ,rt ,adel. , lh(. pub, Damage is Said to be Still Worae of Out-Door Life and He Enjoyed ] booths nnd there will be dancing, d b h Pic Service electric Fine Hoalth Until Lait November. Oertrude Hempien and £llen ocott company, is back at work after hav- '' Around Freehold. music and other attractions. Many An "amuteurs' night" performance William Dowen, Sr., died earlyj I things will be dispose" d o~f on the co- op< ing been laid up several days with Reports- from ilolnuiel and Marl- Saturday morning at the home, of his .-, '' . ~,w r i • a • I WJllll"*>iy ouuft • " i I'nui.ir Mt II 11(wa1 s held'Thursday night at the Trin- boils. boro townships and other sections of operative plan including a phono- ity parish house under the. direction the county's potato belt aee_m to in- dnughtor, Mrs. Frank House of graph valued at $100 and contribut- farm, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mergle the wec| aide to at his real cs-ljohn Maher. They re-planted sixty important engagements. After the Fair Haven Women Cleared $56 at a n(] Httrrict used for other purposes. Mr. Mergle ,t|) e ,)ride Edward Walton of East prize was won by Gertrude Hempsen I tate and unsuraiice oflice on Broad; acres last week, using about 300 war ho lived at Koyport, where his Clam Chowder Supper Lait Week. has bought a portable bungalow of of Eatontown, who gave a song; and street. I barrels of seed potatoes for this father had moved during the war. The newly organized Indies' aux- Orange, a brother of the groom, was five rooms for $1,400 and this is be- groomsman. The ushers were Dan- ourth prize was won by Ellen Scott Ralph O. Willguss of New York, purpo.se. This Ions of potatoes is not Ho followed hi» father's occupation iliary of the Pair Haven fire com- every farm, hut it is wide- ing set up for the occupancy of the M D Waltorl of New York, Walde- of East Front street, who gave a re- formerly of Red Bank and son of true on as a basket maker for a while nnd af- pany served 140 persons t\t a clam two families. Mr, and Mrs. Augus-| Montclair, Eugene citation. Delancy W. Willguss, has formed a I spread enough to.be serious, r.very terward he became a waterman and mar Jaeger of chowder supper last Wednesday tus Mergle arc n newly married cou-1 panr1aci of New York and Richard The rest of the entertainment' law partnership with Archibald R. | year there is more or b-ss loss from from that occupation he took to night. The proceeds amounted to pie, their wedding having taken comprised a monolog)gui e by L'dwin j Watson, formerly corporation coun-'rot, but it has never been so large farming. In 18C9 he married Anna Tho officers of the auxiliary Apnlegate of Bed Bank, $50. place four days after the fire. In the After the wedding a reception was Gharboneau of Red Baankr , sketches by ,sel of the city of New York, and with and general as it is this year. Here J. Brower of Koyport, who survives Mrs. Elizabeth Little president, blaze they lost nearly everything , d > ,,, T, , the Private Elwell of Camp Vail and Mr. John M. Harrington and Walter C. and there arc farms where potatoes him. h d at U]e bri c s hom at( r Miss Margaret Tobin vice president, they had bought to start housekirep- jcoup ie )eft for a wedding trip to Hot Noonan of Long Branch, a piano solo Kheppard, former assistant counsel are up and looking fine, but, these From Keyport he moved to Little Miss Huzel Little secretary, Miss ing. The, things destroyed included. g {„„, Virginia. On their return by Robert Williams, vocal• solo- s b• y j• o f- New York city. The oflices of the! places are exceptions to the general1 7 the Silver and after living there a short Mabel Johnson financial secretary all the wedding gifts, the clothes | P ^,, ,.»e temporarily at the Mrs. Harry Schenck, and popular ! firm are at 2HU Hroad-way, New ; rule.' In o majority of cases und Mrs. Viola Sickles treasurer. or time he came to Ked Bank in 1B08. which the bride and ngroom had in-, ))ride>s home at gcubright. Mr. Wai- songs by Felix Santangclo and Peter i York. .farmers have been hit as hard or Ho wua employed by the lute Azariah Other members of the society arc I tended to wear at the .ceremony and Adams. Robert Williams, Mrs. Mr. ton is treasurer. of the Red Bank : Mr. and Mrs. George A. Curtis of; nearly 'as hard as Mr. Kelly; Hurley, who was a surveyor. His Mrs**• .<>. . Charle"..«..-.s, Cross— , Mrs. Harvey Lit-, a [,[„ \ot of other things, including trust company. Schenck, Mr. Santangelo and Mr. Oak Hill farm in Middletown town- : Hickey and Mr. Maber. next und last occupation was with tie, Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. Joseph- cash. Adams were not in the contest. The Compton—Glass. ship, have announced the engage-! The only diffcrenco between thesthaet tho street department of Red Bank, Une deWolf, Mrs. Mary E. Little, Only a .small insurnncu was car- piano accompanists were Mrs. Ar- ment of their daughter, LiilLida V.V., to \ menn ami mthe uun-other. farmers 13 ... for which he worked from time to Mrs. Daniel Allaire, Mrs. Harry Deii- ried on the house and contents, and . Miss Euretta Compton, daughter thur White, Miss Madeline Gorman, ' Sydney S. Taylor-of-Brooklyn. -most-of the..other...farmers .will, nnot time until seven years ago, when he ' nis, Mrs.. Elwood Smith, Mrs, James because of the loss caused-by-, the of Mrs. Jennie "Trimble,-and" John Miss Florence Chandler and Vander-, Miss Ada Thorn ul' Old Bridge was re-plant their fields with potatoes^but retired." Two "yearn ago lust January I P. McCnnon, Mrs. Wallace Rankin, (Has*, Jr., son of John Glass, both of a guest over the week-end of Miss j will plant other cro), I'ca a number wo Years ago lust Jnnuiir flames.the young couple were minded veer Lovett. win [jiam ULIH.1 \.iw|,.~ * - del Mrs. Richard Near, Mrs. John Mulvi- to postpone their wedding. It was Bedford, were married Sunday night A sterling silver . fruit dish, d«-_ Edith Brower of Locust avenue. Mr. mid Mrs. Dowen celebrated their j of'years p pasant dth othee farmerr portions of sllolma of thee golden wedding. hill, Mra. James Rutler, Miss Beatrice then that Mr. Thompson came to Dan at the Presbyterian parsonage at At- nated by Mrs. W. Strotlier Jones," Charles Julian of Herbert street township and other portions.of th< lantic Highlands by Kev. J. W. belt have been putting all Mr. Dowen always enjoyed excel- Becker and Mis9 Gladys Taylor.. Cupid's assistance and offered to was disposed of .on the co-operative underwent an operation on his nos.e .potato basket-potatoes. build the bungalow. Thus, despite Schaeffer. The attendants were Mr. plan and was won by Mrs. Alice for sub mums at a Newark hii.spital their eggs into on lent health until his sickness started hta l last November. He wns n man who HOOTCH AND GASOLINE. the fire demon, the wedding went and Mrs. Arthur Ma>:son. The new-Lockwood of New York. a._few .days ago. ..He. has fully »- Lu,L year for ^ f, , u I . Door married couple- hud intended to loved out-door life.and children were through i\s scheduled and Cupid acid-; ]y covered and he is hack at work at! oral seasons potatoes letch. . poor n their wedding a secret, but as murh his companions as old folks. ThcyDid Not MilT Weir at *£aton- ed another to his string of victories. ! ij^p their g , TALK ON GIRLS' CAMPS. Louis Calb.han's lunch wagon. ;price. This experience, combined town Sunday Afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Mergle j their friends got "wise." The couple Miss Ada Saun.lers of Kiverside•; with the lossesess ci.used by potatoes He miver wore eyeglasses and he was the giound, 1,^ caused able to rnnd a newspaper until two Late Sunday afternoon on South lived with Mr. and Mrs. John P.. Coil-; took a trolley car for lied Bank to New York Woman Will Tell About av(.nut, anear. the car was boarded by a large" num- lui nc ( ll t 1 km Chnrlos Dowen of Locust avenue, which were four men. Tlie men y g college at New Brunswick and Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Andrew Deninger They are further '•;! 'v 1 : l."Jv, n t £ Mrs. Fred Olsen of Spring street, gave $10 to Mr. Voorhees to for BRIDE.TO-BE SURPRISED. ber of young folks who Charles Farnsworth of the commuri- and their niece and nephew Margaret this viewpoint byy j to pay bombarded tatoes will not Mrs. Frank House and Harold Dowen Jam age. Harry Mu ndell, chief the newly wwedde d uppl iuTs'ervice organization of New York i Hughes of New York are visiting Port Monmoutli Girl Lured to a Red At thh e RRed Bank statioi n wita hsimila ricer of White street, Wlllinm Dowen of police of EatontownEt , made a wil• l Rpeak at a meetin• g of"th un-e Wo-n"-|nr! Fread ..i.,,,,,,^Dcningc.r o.•.f, Branc,-.....-.h ..MVPIIUO. . : -- , ; . ; point [o low Katontown, and Mrs. Lewis Hallen- search of the automobile of the four d hd dd t th l the' man's club Friday afternoon at half- The visitors recently returned from . th u>l> •«!'. Ulil: wuf0n. bk d M Abl ' H founfdd a galloll n of red ItItall- !pll bake and Mrs. Annabel Pettit of New 'men. I.I past two o'clock. Mrs, Farnsworth j a stay at Bowie Maryland iuo,?t Ceo weeks ago there was York. He also leaves a sister, .Mrs. ian wine and n quart of whiskey. will tell about the educational value | Mrs. Samuel Greenl.latt of Hudson | About t a«u mol.llii)g) fol- John Woolley of South Glastenbury, The four men arc now in the county f girls' camps. She has charge of; avenue gave birth to a son yesUr,lay a^ he. vy sho«ei n M Connecticut. Fourteen grandchil- jail. They are under a charge of il- he Hanown camp in Vermont. The.; at the Long I ranch..hospital he tornd by cxt£<<»'> 'opi.^^ h 0 dren and five great-grandchildren legally transporting liquor. The men g p ^ •ampfire girls and the girl sconts jm0U,er and child are m ,K«od ^ J^ ^ l^V, the farmers be-. also survive him. are Guiseppe Snozzu, Antonio Socro lins wno is enKaged to marry Alex- Be Iforc! soon. Mrs. (jhiss is a teacher The funeral was held yesterday af- and Louis Sodi of Stockton and ander Chamblis3 ui i>i;*T.i;iv, .,..*, -.. .. —,~ _ .. ... ternoon at.two o'clock at the house Emilio Dillionc of Lnmbertville. lured to the house on a pretext. A . this position after the close ol this and was in charge of Rev. William large number of her friends were school term. E. Braisted. The burial was in the HERMAN SCHLICHTING HURT. present and she received many gifts. , Larkin—Gaughan. family plot at Fair View cemetery. Dancing and other amusements were Miss Helen Larkin, daughter of His three sons and three sons-in-law Red Bank Man Injured and His Au-enjoyed. tomobile Wrecked Sunday. Mrs. Ella Larkin, and William wci'H bcurers. Gaughan, both of Middletown, were Herman C. Schlichting of Leighton HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT. married Thursday afternoon at St. avenue was hurt about the head and Keyport Lait Week. son Frank at Peddie institute. It cost Mr. McCamphcH's three DeNiie H. Smock Dead. Three Per«om Injured When Car James's church by Rev. John C. Far- DeNise H. Smock, n former resi- chest Sunday when his automobile „.. rell. The attendants were Miss Em- By a score of B to 4 the Red Bank Mrs. E. Colen of Jersey City and farmers' about $800 for potatoes Overturned at Hoppiiig's Crowing. S tl was struck and wrecked Sunday by a „,,.!' meline Larkin, a sister of the bride, ,.Ku *.schoo—l »—- defeated | William Nestler of / Newark -™. alone'to re-'plant- their sixty acres. dent of Ked Bank and a veteran of : tho civil war, died nt the soldiers' Newark woman's automobile at A Ford sedan in which Mr. an and John Gaughanv a brother of the Keyport high scn.ool at that place last Sunday with their Earlier in the seasoseas n it would have Kane's crossing, nenr Middletown. Mrs. Thomas Grant and Miss Susan om.. The bride'was attired in a Wodnondny afternoon. Red Bank s iam Dennis of Catherine street. cost more, as the price of potatoes home at Kearney last Thursday. Mr. Eugenie VanHouten of Mechanic for planting then was higher than it Smock was 87 years old and was the The Newurk. machine was not much Bergen of Leonardo were riding;«"" tricot neddress with a hat to victory broke the winning streak of damaged. An X-ray examination will ue street, aged thirteen years, recently . * „ •**__»Most. o_cf AU,the, foi-miivifanners: forgo, t pono- - sou of the late Peter II. nnd Cath- skidded near H.opping's Crossing Fn- M' h ghe worer e a a ,.corsag„ e uulJUCboque, t the Keyport team, which had not lost is nc be necessary to determine the extent composed a poem entitled "A Tribute s for re-planting at $2."5 a bar- day night and ran off the road and The |u.i()esmaid was KOWned a game this year. Red Bank won tato. „, , •--• ,of Mr. Sclilichting's injuries. Otis out in the ninth frame. With Brasch to the First Lady of the Land." The It requires about five barrels ot was due to old age. down an embankment. Miss Berpen | tricotine, and phe wore a hat 1 he funeral was McGwire, a Matawan colored was badly cut on the head by glass; on third and two men out John Os- poem Was sent to Mrs. Harding at > ecu to nlant an acre. helhldd StSaturdad y afternoof n and burial h d corg b t of ^ who was driving Mr. Sclilichting's lu born was sent in as a pinch hitter. the White House and Eugenie has re-, I AUIlmlt ,„„ „ was made in the Holmdel cemetery- and she was taken to the Long roses . The bride receive..d a .large ,ship the damage car, wns cut on the hand. Branch hospital, where seven stitches number of gifts, many of which were It was Osborn's first appearance on ceived a letter of appreciation from | p t crop (loBdoeSs not seem t6 Henry Graf to Retire. were required to close the cut. Mr. from employees of the telephone the team this year.and he carried off the President's wife. so extensive, judging by the talk Henry Graf, who bus been engaged Boy Thief Jailed. The Shepherds of Bethlehem will be and Mrs. Grant were bruised. company. The bride was employed the honors of the day by hitting a one hears lmamonl g the farmers. The In (.lie shoe business at Red Bank the Rommelard Jctter of Beech street, at the telephorte exchange five years. single, scoring Brasch and winning hold a euchre party tomorrow night; ° '^ ' h is Kenerally lighter than past .'15 years, plans to retire from a colored boy ten years of age, was Held for Running Sunday Showi. After a wedding trip at Atlantic the game. in the Davidson building. ! '' H ,md(,i and the Atlantic township active work the coming summer. The arrested yesterday for stealing bicy- Patrick J. Kilcullen, who conducts City Mr. nnd Mrs. Gaugtian will live " Thee King'King's Daughter;s will meet, farmer«„"° s =osayv thnthat t ootatoepotatoess i..n. suc-_-h- soi-~l cles owned by Millard Fillmore Tot- Monday afternoon at Mrs. James R. building which he occupies wns the Park theater at Atlantic High-1011 the Major Field farm near Mid- Church News. hive a better chance to withstana bought recently by Mnrascio Bros. ley and Louis Kice. The bicycles lands, and Abraham L. Gorlin, who | ,j] town. The groom is a world war A delegation from the Presbyter- Smock's on Waverly place. t, humid weather than potatoes in were returned to the owners. In de- e . m « * Beginning Saturday Mr. Grnf will conducts the Majestic theater at the( vc(.eran an(| he served overseas with ian church will go to Long Branch heavier soils. Potato, farmers in At- fault of $200 bail the boy was sent lantic township did not escape en- hold a special sale to close out his same place, were arraigned before jt ]le Red Bank ambulance company in tomorrow night to see Kev. Arian Taken to State Ho»pital. 1 to the county j»H to await tho action tirely unscathed, however Some of stock. He has engaged three New Judge Lawrence at Freehold last 9everai battles, Muyskens of Michigan installed as Mrs. Catherine Willbanks, one of of the juvenile court. week on n charge of operating mo- pastor of the Long BrancniPrcsby- residents of OceanporU (them report no losses, but others say York men to conduct the snlc for Salm—Chamberlain. the oldest him. OPEN FOR BUSINESS. tion picture shows on Sundays. They terinn church. Mr. Muyskens is a lB llltake^lln „to„ „.th„e „stat e hospita_„,. l at that a_.... lot ,p.f'their potato™ did not pleaded not guilty. Each was held Mias Matilda %ilm of Red Bank, the A brother of Rev. John Muyskens, Jr., |Tronorenon, laslast tveekwceK. Mrsivirs. Willbankwiiiimnnas ias sprout uubuit rotted in Army and Navy Storo Again Ready under $500 bail for trial on Friday, daughter of Mrs. Ernest Salm of of Red Bank, and has preached at that the Schenck S. Thompion Injured. to Serve You. May 20th._ Phalanx, and Barton E. Chamber- this place. widow and has whonoe daughter"iivts h,t Mrhers few of the fanners .Schenck S. Thompson of Chestnut After having been closed tempo Iain, son of Joseph Chamberlain of The Philathea society of the Bap-mother's hornet Oceanport. They claim street slipped and fell from, a bulk- rurily for several days, owing to al- BIG RUG SPECIAL. South street, Red Bank, were mar- tist church will hold a rummage sale head near Hubbard's bridge yester- ried Friday night at the Episcopal terations to the building, we are We«t Furniture Co., Keyport, N. J., Friday and Saturday of next week. Kite Contest Postponed. day morning. His shoulder wns dis-again open for business and with a rectory by Rev. Robert MacKellar-. $125 9x12 Wilton Rugs at $55$55. A union prayer meeting will be account of bad weather located and he was bruised, but his large„_r...... stock. tbn. n before. The Army Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Manning of held tonight at. the__ Presbyterian On These wonderful seamless worsted dd h injuries are not serious. He ex- i and Nnvv store, 37 Broad street, has Monmouth street attended the church. Rev. John i kite contest which was to have velvet rugs, in the newest designs couple. Mrs. Manning is a sister of peels to go back to work in a few made many, many friends since and richest colorings, will be offered will on "Contrary ituis. held Saturday has been postponed j days. opening its doors and. these,friends, .the groom. The bride wore a brown ith! unti.•*/vl Saturdaj T y ofPIT thi* s week.n*1._ T4- ••••11 I ty. Generally speaking, -- , . Saturday and Monday only, at $55 „•_... The couple,left on a be held on Prospect avenue. seemed to be discouraged. Early n ns well as additional patrons, a •>ach. As.there are only sixteen left,; havd.njr suit. a special sermon at the Presbyterian Salz Sale of White. spectfuHy invited to visit the Mr. Chamberlain Anril the early fruit crop was badly Wi- inaugurate tomorrow our church Sunday •morning. At night At Kalith Pharmacy. damaged Now added to this is the building a new house on Madison the pastor will preach another of his great May sale of white, presenting avenue, where the couple will live Special reduction on various im- p"i of • diminished potato crop in ZnTwearing advertisement elsewhere in this paper series of sermons on "Lessons Sug- prospec1 t of a a dninty Philippine; also domestic cot- - During the war Mr. Chamberlain ported and domestic perfumes and an ..di poor pricenriwns fofor potatoepotatoess. The parel. Army and i for a full line of rug specials,—Ad- ested by Nature." ton and silk lingerie at far lower served as a sergeant in the 112tht toilet articles at Kalish pharmacy, farmers dont view the fut,-_ru e with prices than recently prevailing. under government supervision, anu vertisement. A Japanese wedding will be given being sold to you at prices lower heavy field artillery of the 29th di- 15 Broad street, Red Bank. A glance confidence, but they are hopinp g that Women's batiste and crepe bloom- omorrow night at First Methodist at our windows willl convince youyou. i ^ ' thing'will happen to offset their than cost of manufacture. Also a New Wholesale Produce Firm. vision. He is employed as a car- :hurch by the women's foreign mis- som: c ers with lace or embroidery trim- choice selection of men's furnishings penter for White Brothers. For example, Coty's L'Origan face misfortunes of the past month. ming, at 85 cents each. John McCormick and Hurley Cook iionary society. The ladies' aid so- powder at 79 cents. Djer Kiss face at greatly reduced prices.—Adver- have opened a wholesale produce Smith—Dayiion. :iety will hold a bread and cake sale powder IS cents. Extract and toilet Step-in envelope chemise, flesh or tisement. market on Wharf avenue, near East! Card Parly at Elk.' Home. white, $1.50 kind, nt 59 cents each. text Saturday at the Atlantic & "' "" Mavis and Pompeian Front struct, under the firm name of Miss Alida Smith, daughter of Pacific grocery store. Women's $1.25 white long cloth Autoi Painted and Trimmed. McCormick & Cook. The firm will Lewis Smith of Fair Haven, was embroidery trimmed gowns at 71' Summer will soon be here and you married Saturday afternoon to Ar- "Parents and Children" and "Jo- do a general produce business, mak- ;eph in Veiled Greatness" will be the cents. will want that cur of yours to look ing u specialty of Green Mountain thur Davison of Littl—e Silver• , Thc Philippine hand-miide nnd hanil- like new. Bring it to us. We are the ceremony was performed at icrmon topics Sunday at the Baptist Before you buy your pro- performed at the :hurch. ^__ prizes will be awarded. ^ cmliroidered envelope chemise; val- ones who can do that work for you j bride's home by Rev. J. H. Brower. and films.—Advertisement. ues to $5.50, nt $2.96 and $3.(15. and do it reasonable, too. See.^s '«"- - - Phone Red Bunk BS-ljThe attendants were Miss Dorothy Eighty Head Choice Cattle. Crepe de chine nnd satin cami- Just Like Home. Dependability. first. Call Red Bank 961, ns will be cheerfully Minton and Iviward Crozicr. A re- Will have an unusual lot of choice We practice to get and hoi,J our soles; $1.50 value, nt 95 cents. Advertisement ception was held after the ceremony Finestein's waiting room, Wcat milch cattle to select from at my 'ront street, where all the trolleys ustomers because wo feel that the? Superior glove silk vests nt $2.Hit. .. _».^_ ' and the couple left on a wedding ext big public sale Friday, May 13, and Superior glove silk bloomers lit SSJ5tU itop, is just like home. 'Its clean, can trust and depend upon us Free. trj.n. They will live at Fair Haven. t my stables in Freehold. Hesidew It is the feeling "' —Aclvcrtisement. A cun of Chi-Namel given free on ' The bride has been employed as a •om'fortable, cosy atmosphere is for work. You're Always Welcome fty head of selected Guernseys, Jer- 'our benefit. Make use of it.—Ad- Fine lisle ribbed veits; 75-cent the purchase of a 3l)-cent varnish stenographer in Louis J. Siding's seys and Holsteins direct from New kind, lit 45 cents. al Finestein's waiting room, West " vnvnish not office at Red Bank. Mr. Davison is crtiHcment. _ Front Htreet, where nil trolleys stop. York state, the auctioneer will also Women's Mcrode union suits nt D6 water: Also ; employed by Acker, Merrill & Con- ell, without reserve, 25 head of cents. M •fid th C i Billy Murray's "lileh cattle consigned to me for sale new record "She Gives Them All the DeBovoise white batiste brassiere y Charles R. Lyons. These com- with embroidery and imported filet Ha! Ha! Ha!" -will afford you ninny l\7! eSg and Pyeing Works 9 prise 10 Holsteins, eight Guernseys laughs. No. 18732. Tusting's, 10 Uhanir .street, near Kro d str.U. trimming; also Bandeaux, in pink id Daniel and one Holstein bull. Sec big sale Ostrov, pro- and whjto, hooked in buck or front, were married Monmouth street, Ked Bank.—Ad- phone lOS-n. William ot r>0 centn each. advertisement on page, 14, section 2, ertisement._ .,^___ priotor.—Advertisement. ^ - Holy Cross this issue, and make your arrange- Standard corsets; $2 value, nt $1 Just Arrived, store! V iiroiid streetl Red Bank,—! church, with a nuptial mass, by Rev. ments to attend. Jacob Zlotkin, Hats Re-Bloclced and Cleaned. per pnlr. A brand new shipment of summer Advertisement. _ Michacl Cnllahan. Their attendants ''reehold; telephone KiH-W.—Adver- Hats re-blocked and cleaned; work Celebrated "Lady Ruth" Ineed ilreflscs, in organdies, imported dot- were Miss Mary O'Rourke and isement. •' _ on Panamas n specialty. Murnscio front corsets at $2.60 per pair. ted SwiHS, voiles iind''gingnams, made Working Shoes for Men. Michael Shea. The couple have Bros., fi West Front street, near Strong line of every day working A. Sal/. & Co., Red Bunk.—Adver- up in the newest fashion, priced to g y started housekeeping at Rumson. Pure Ico Depot fountain.—Advertisement. ,,1y wim< "' , , •- .>;JI Shrews- tisement. meet with your npprovnl. At The slices, nil solid leather, for miMi, The bride received many gifts. Mr. says, dont worry, as we will huve Mrs. W. IL I'Olimuim, - priced from $3.50. to {li. All sizes. Sliea is driver of the Rumson lire plenty of ice for all and the price The Nnsh bury nvenuc, Buy It at Finettoin'a Rose Shop, 07 Blond street, Red Bank.—Advertisement. D. A . Mnzzun, , OB BroaBd street, Red company's antomobije truck. He will lie no higher, Phone <10(*i for iporl model, ready for immediate de ment. trolley waiting room, West Front served in tin army during tho war. deliveries, or call for nt the yard anil Blink. Phone 189-W.—Advertise- ivoryry,. Walter M. Vnnllorn, (Hohi Millinery Reduced. street, near Hroiul. Confectionery, Special May Sale. A number of Rmnson folks serenaded save money on ice, coal and wood. Phone Red Bank trimmed nn'nt. Court garage. cigars, clRnTcUra, tobneco, soft Ladles' wraps nnd polo eoats the couple last night. Corner Monmouth and West streets. 11,01.—Advertisement, driiikfl, nowspnpors, magnzlnes, pub- $7.UM, worth $12. All wool Jersey To make room for our summer Independent Ice ami Coal Co. —Ad- millinery we will close out a line of Davis—Smith. lic telephone booth, etc.—Advertise- suits $10,118. All other wraps, coats, vertisement. Soparatcd Milk for Sale. ment. suits and drosses reduced to the low- trimmed hats at » sacrifice Friday Miss Ella Davis, dnughter of Wil- and Saturday, May Oth anil 7th. llVty cents for forty-quaryq t can, eat price po«nible, Sclirnmm & Son, linm Davis, nnd Fred Smith, both of Saleswoman Wanted. fresh twice daily. Deepdnle farm, A few trimmed pntteni lints nt a 21 Monmouth ntroet, Hcil Bank.— - Mias A. L. Morris, Eisner building, Kntontown, were married Sunday Good position open for sales- room 11. -Advertisement. Middlelown, N. J. Phone 7»li-M.— Hncrifice to make room for Hummer Advertisement, _ . night at the piirsonnge of the Katon- woman in wash goods and linen de- Advertisement, millinery. Miss A. L. Monix, Khmer town Methodist church by Rev. Har- "Tip-Top." partment; experienced saleswoman lints at u mw-rinec .-....», lnill(|iii|r, room 11.--.Adverlincmcnt. Hati Re-Blocked and Cleaned. ry VnnClenf. They nre living Salesladies Wanted. Medley one-step by Smith's or- preferred. Applicants without, also Saturday, M«y '1th »»' , ,™J' Hats re-blocke:!10 A. M. evening, May HHli.—A Friday evening, Muy 13th. nt the number ut the(iuiibukll bull,—Ad- Friday, Miiy lath, linrlboldi bull, nt ting's, 16 Monmouth street.—Adver- millinery. Miss A. L. Morrifl, Mistier tion. Tim Smoke- Shop.—Advertise- Lyceum.—Advcrtlm>m«nt. vvrtUomont. tho Lyceum,—Advertloement. tisement. building, room U,—Advertitiement. ment. tlBcmcnt. . . * Page Twelve i- RED BAKK REGISTER, MAY 4, 1921;

    GEORGE H, AUCTIONEER. Middltlcwn N«wi. For mmt time past Bilfwd folkt. BIDS WAKIED. have been annoyed by a "Peeping WANT Tom." Charles Hess, while onThis The JBorougfa Council of tho Bor- HOOMS FOR BENT. PUBLIC SALE way home Saturday night, saw a man ough of Keansburg will open bids on 36 Intern PUcs, lied Hunk.. acting in what he regarded IIB a sus-Tuesday evening, May 10th, 1O2X, at MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE. picious manner. He chased the man Apiily .a 1«« 1-cnrl itrcrt, Itnl lii.nl. across a salt memfow where thea mot-ting.-of the Borough "Council ut ROOM FOR RENT. water was knee deep, and he finally the Borough Hull ut 8:00 o'clock, for Apply Bt M Maple avenue, Red Bunk. caught him. The man who wathse work of improving thiruen GARAGE FOR KENT. Household Articles caught said he was not u peeper but stret'f;? in the Borough according to V. V. Purkor, 2O0 Himth «trpit. R.r«of •Imll conxtittiti' the Fire Zone About lb.a. Adiinua W. II. Liiytv IBS home at Navesink. of the Boroutf!] of Red Blink. ,, OuHiin.l atreet. H«l Hank. James Hubbs of Belford is taking Sec. 2. Thnt no bull,linn KIIMII be built It takes just as much skill to repair a Ford RIGHT as a course in landscape gardening whole or in part within anltl I'lrc Zont- or PIANO FOR SALE. OVL'(1 from without to within the Halil emie In ijotjil rundRiaa. Mrs. William M*ilUn, it docs a Packard or a Rolls Royce. Only a brained and from n correspondence school. ilefls the exterior walln ale Imllt of flm-Oceanic road, lluimon, N. J. Const-ant companions for skilled mechanic can repair any car satisfactorily. . Mrs. Albert Morris and her (laugh- proof mnterial i;iflht Inclifa thick, either of . WORK HORSES FOR SALE. I ter WabaJ of Belford spent Saturday •'merit l,l,,.:k«, hollow tile, brick, concrete, rl'hre« tmod wui'k Jioraei for Bah. Ery- inconstant Spring! • ,tone, »r other nonflnmrnablu material, with nochfurm, I.conur.lo, N. J. Our Mr. Grillier is every thing a machinist should be. | i and. Sunday with Mrs. L. Briard of fire-proof roofn. DulldinKH constructeil of "'Scotch I\lists. I! Newark. . _^ wood covered with iron HheetlnK i*h»H not I'HONOCRAPH FOR SALE We specialize in carburetor and magneto repairs and he erected except us hereinafter provided. K.ll.son nhnnotrrsiih nnd iH-t'oittH for vale. Handsome f.'t invent her Sec. 3. The construction of any wooden 04_WaIluce strocl. Reil Flunk. adjustment. lildinir within finH Fire Zone lined wholly -overcoats- of.. rich Scottish- » pri\nt? dwelling, private Karase, nr - HAY FOR SALE. ivHte wtublv or wiittun nlied, pruviiletl it Severn! titnti of (rood mixed liny 1i>r Hivle^ cheviots—rainpraciffd. erei'led at leant ten feet from any other Imittcl DCUTI, I.ittli' Hilvcr, N. J. liuildini: or five fept from property llnr-ri, t» Fine, rain or shine. CHARLES A. McCLASKEY hereby permitted. FOR SALE. Sec. 1. Any woorlen buildinc conrttructiMl Hmall nifiii DL- Jiutmuubilc for i ".s a privnle dwelling, barn, K'lrni'e or Klied ltunal.i.ut, tl ,er M, Red Blink. The best of everything BROAD STREET SERVICE STATION. n "s.il«l l"in. /.one ,*h;ill tu>t h,-rcnft«-r be un.-d FOR SALE. fin- e.ny other ptirpo.^e unl'.-nH made to eon- itside toilot». John 11 .-men and boys wear.... form with Section 2 of tin:! ordinance. c,,' Rump on. N. J. Phone SGI. Telephone 1011-J Red Bank. Sec. f».- Any person oi persons viclatinL! 'hecUUrcd tiadtmark. RUMSON.N.J. ly pidyision of t.hi^ orrilinnnce ahull upon SPRING WAGON FOR SALK. nviction pay a line of STi.OO for emih unil pi K vtirnp. Mail Onlrrn KUIrd try ilry tlmt said vinlntion:i rfintinue. Wont rilrcrl. Keel Express Work and l'n^-rtl Mny 2d. 1521. BEES FOR SALF.. 1 hireby npnrove the above ordinance thhi ROGERS PEET COMPANY I'nrr k.llil.ll I..'.- fci nle. IIlittp Hliixly, L-otul tluy (it Mny, nineteen hundred inid 11DI-M Broadway Broadway Local Moving twenty-one. r«(r Hliven. N. J. I'hon ul 13th St. "Four at ullli St. New Jersey Go-Operative Agency, inc. A. A. PATTERSON. MONMOUTH COUNTY HUNT CLUB Mayor. will buy and remove dead horscH, eown nnd A Convenient * of Newark Cars to hire for all mules. Pliunv 2H7-K. E«lont,,II>UKII Hall, "t S:00 o'clock p. m., the more than niL'rdv b'uy protection. SUPPLIES crdinanee hfli'in below rot forth will be MliDICINE CABINET WANTED. presented to the Council nf tlie HoruUKh oi Law cahiTiet. with mirror, wnnteil. Med- You should buy insurance service. K.-d Hanli for filial pnswim-. Any p.rhon icine C'iibinet, drawer M. Ueil Hank. (Pt.osod th» rt'to will at that time be k'iven This service will point out just what needs insufai-Le •.'.:: i j, n uppdi-tiinity to present bis objection. FOR SALE. what needs none; it will protect you against mistakes .i;ij J. I,. IIUHIIAHII. Kili'ben ran^e for sale, with water Inck. IProperietor Clerk. Willium Mearn, plume :1: Room S, Eisner Building, RED BANK, N. J. NORTHWARDLY TO THE H0I1NDMIY llees anil bee snplilien for (ale(Jlu % LINE OF THE SAII1 IIOROUOII : TO-Honi-y fnrtns, Matiiwan N. .1., Route !',. PAUL REVERE, Resident Manager. GF.T1IER WITH THK A IM'IIRTK- NANCKS NECtSSARY Til EltEKOK. ANn DAIRYMAN WANTS POSITION. Tek-phor.e Kcd Bank 968. Q THK MANNER « 41;: ;j i j tun i. I'Uj 1 1^1) DP It Ordained by the Mayor ami Council '. V FOR SALE. Box 43 Atlantic Highlands, N. J. liae nun, effiok-nfy men * of the Ilorouirh of Red Bnnli: bit iiow;spapt:r V 1. Thnt a !at«rn] sewer with the necen- Several dwelling! hove: nlun lots or belt*. SEE Vll yoods for -much less'! V aary connections therefor lie constructed in JMi. jfl^Crcerir. nKBnt. Occanpott. N. J. Telephone 185-w WE 'no* V Shrewshury avenue from the ttjvnmiation intt>r«Ktt.'il in our monthly the boundary line of the rtuifl norovt^h of fiirm, Lconarcl nvemic, Fair Haven, H- J. fH'^TtoT'Whtrr ClotVl#»H irY t way to keep your , !>*'ml us your nainv and Red flank- 8 2. That the pipes required in the con- POTATOESr AFPLE"S7 ETC., WANTED. W-Qiect You^aotnes-in clotheway tso maklookine gyou their clother ,)CSts _last'ht elonge -bestr struction of paid power* ahnll lie of a size A ponlal will brlnK me to your dooi. m. and kind to conform with the piro» with Fiirunsh, Ainencun hotel, Freehold, N. J. —is to put them away when they're which said Bowers ahull connect. not in use. j SEASHORE PROPERTY. ' :\. '['hut the construction of sai'l stewers RICHARD CONNORS. shall hi' undi'r tho SUIM rvision of the street remover oT dtad anlmnU. flee o( rhi.tire. , Cccr.". and Barncgat Buy at Sca-superintendent. Wayaldc. N. J.. ulione 340-F-15 Woyiiidc._ Put them away in Roy Garment : F:(ie I'si-k, easy nutomobiJ!) distance. Bags—moth-proof, dust-proof, mois- 4. That tlie cost and exoen.ie nf the con- HORSES FOR SALE. GARMENT BAGS \ liir.iKitlnv anil cottage sites on buystri!ctii.n of such sewers slinll be art.se.-ued Two Knoll work horses for >nlc. Apply ture-proof, nir-tight—it's like put- Saturday Specials! I froi.t, each with boat landing, fishing in the manniT proviiltxl hy luw. P. II. Toomey, H. F. I)., Kryiiorl, N. I. Ilox ting your clothes in a safe deposit !i Clerk. nte.l I Freehold, New Joraey. AN OSniNANCR RATIKYINf! THB SBW- » >. ,r-r nr 1NTFNT1ON Our Price lr r i NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT'OF ACCOUNT. FR FVTf'NSIO.V IAIP IN PHOHPFCT NOTICE OF IN t K.IN I lUrt. AVV.MVE' I'TKI'M "WALLACE STIIKET TO WHOM IT MAY CONOEIIN: SOUTH SIK HHNDREn ANfl FIFTY I Take rii'ticc, that on the llitli il.iy <•' "ii". KEPT. ANI> PROVIFllNfi FOR THK i l'Jill. "t "'e Council ,. -u^-crilipry, executor* sind trustee:! ANDMAKNl-Z EXPENSn OPE ASSF^IM*THEREOF;. THK ('! .•>;::lr of said deceased '.»ill h:> audit- He It Orlnincl by the Mnvor ami (Vuncil .•«i l,, the ntiunr.ll of the llo.o'ii-h uf H',1 |- ! ;.i 1 -!i;t!.tl l,y tho Surrogate of the .,f the Tleriiuirh ,f Red llnnk : llaiili, for llnnl imiiMiiB". m» person UDBOHUI • (.'imr.'v , f Munmouth nnd report<»d for sft-• 1. Thnt th» l.-iieral sewer'with the nnees- therein- will nt that time he I'ivcn /in op- AT per % or who!e strip 28c lib I IVr.Tn' :o the Orphans Court of nnidlCoun- snry connections therefor constructed in u s io hi j ic , ty. tr T'-iursdiiy, thr Elinttl liny of June, Pro^rect nvenue from Wollaee stre«t south "•" ""•«""- -j:"i .: iVuiiiunb. !;'.. II. ;.;'='.. r,t Kki.'h titno nmliontiuii will :,1,..,,< -u hiindreil «nVl Rf'.v f.-et, i« hereby Clerli.. •Iltific' l,nd necfitrd. \N OIU):NAN<;I'' Af/riKiruxiN*; THE KX- 1'. 'I I :i• 111" e.,it f,nd r»"» ut the eon-' TENSION OK WATEK MAINS IM BUN- j JO.^ICF'H >r. Al'lLEOATR. striietlon of Mich sewer slmll be aa-e,i.ied si-T AVr'NI'K FUOM I.EKillTON AVE- KALISH PHARI 1 CHARLES I.. HHNNETT. in tli" m.-.nner provided liy IHV.-. NUE TO THE flARIlAGE DUMP, AANN D Dixie Style ON SUNSET AVENUE EAST "O"F SIIIlRWSHlinY AVENIIF. TO • STHERT, IN SHUEWSnntY Wholesale DISPENSING CHEMISTS Retail Bacon in packages 18c I%> FROM WKSTS1DK AVKNUK TO NEW- MAN SPRINGS I1OAI), AND IN MADI- SON AVENUE FROM SOUTH STREET ABOUT r.OO FEET IN SAID MADISON 15 Broad Street AVENUE. , , Gasoline Engine, 8 to 10 horse HE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor »ml Colincll of the llor....,!. of Ile.l Ilimh: Red Bank, N. J. Pork Shoulders I That the water synlom of till Bor- power, first class condition. oliKh-fif Hed Bunk I.e extended by (he lu»- ii,,7 „( •U-inlh wnter mains 111 the follow-. Jersey Pork 18 c Ito ;-,.; .tl (.! ,,f said Itor.'Uirh. namely: In Apply to -:'i',"n«e! avenue from leiirhlon avenue to the ' EnrluiFi- llnmn. nnd nn Sunset »v<-nur I ,,( ShiewuLiiry nvrn.le In VVIHow -Iroel In Khi,v;:,hu.y avenue from Wr«t- KEYPORT SKIS^T CO. e to Newman i'-pilni'i road, nntl Maili . , avenue from Sm.il, street H)0 .1 Mitlicm -iM'.iue. nt n font not Fresh Hams io'Viced ,i, Iheirand .lollnri. ioMuillnit Keyport, N. JF. labor and mulrrinli-. Jersey Pork 28c Ib •••:'«':'B>«:-«-:-9oe-:'©-:-e':'ai:i®-:i«:'<»v<''.''<'*:'®'c'«i--.ti. *,-*» 3 >-;."-'.,^ 12 Broad Sweet 22 IVSonmoisifo Street Red Bank, N. J. RED BANK 24 WHARF AVENUE 27 RED BANK, N. J. . ii RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 4, 1921. Page Thirteen WANTED. MONEY TO LOAN. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. RAC RUGS, 98 CENTS. BOARDERS WANTED. Two oms *ilh beard fur thre$ adult*; Money to loan on bond and mortgage • Slxteen.foot motor boat, Bridgeport tu- fcixe 27x&4 inches. Come early and get lt..»n!eri< wanted: four nicely furnixhed RAG KUCS, us CENTS. ••Wo KM. e._L^ A_. JL, jl ravrer M. K«d Bunk. jnv term if desired; in large *«mounU. line,, cushions, etc. Might exchange for Site 27x54 ineh... Cmme ™r™rly aand «rt ADVERTISEMENTS. your pick, *» we have only twelve doz.en on ' rooms, line idential section, all cooven- youur nick ..... w h l tl l 'ohn H. Gregory, 42 Broad •treet. Red Bank. .ool table, full site. 14 Riverside avenue. sale for this week. Regular nriee $l.r,0. I iencen ; moderate rates. 213 South have only twelve od plain cook, mnn or women, for a HATCHING EGGS. Satisfaction guaranteed. 41 Washington street. Red Bunk. tal'd'e! ' fea'lli er pillows, white hookriw... ' hotel. Addrern. Cook, drawer M, Red . [!o ifcneral housework; with or without I am booking orders for Single Comb WANTED. ~ street. Phone «54-M. hooks, white slnii.r? diiuble bed spline-, luilli- laundry; must be good plain cook. K Pros- Rhode Island Red hatching eggs and baby .ots of asparagus, rhuUarlt an,) oilier FOR SALE. ', eonler ' window Peat. llO* pect place. Red Hank, phone 519-J. hlcka. F. G. Hurst, Mlddletown, N. J., rill l.ialtle-ises <,f the best long. HEIFERS FOR SALE. ihone 702-11. ii nnd garden produce, for i-i^li pi-iccM. NOTICE. Five ami a half Toot ironing l,,,;,r,ls |.0r. WILLYS-KNIGHT TOURING CAR Apply Bldodirood 4 Herbert's market, 2 Keyport nuto radiator workB. Repairs of steel spades $1.01). steel »'...„» S1.2T, „,,.,.! furled Imir. Apply 71 .Shrewsbury avenue. ,hree fresh Guernsey heifera for aale. Front street, Hod Bank, phone iHi'.]. all kinds of radiators. AIMO mud guards square shinels Tr.c. steel n.uiid shovels Ited llank. alter FieldB, NutRwamp, P. O. address Red 'or aale cheap, In good condition, practl TRY H. B. HAYES rally new tlren, wire, wheels. George. Leavy 'or Tour electrical work, wiring, lampa, mo- nnd gasolene tunUs. Work called for andSI.10. Ford radiator c,,ver» fl.00, Ford lad link. , box 195. ReiiJUnk.Phono 12!I-IL_ ^ GARAGE FOR RENT. ~ delivered. 77 Broad etreet. Keyport. }L liKllls r.lle. Joseph K. Iluhr. l!iO \l,,in GOOD THINGS TO EAT CHEAP tora, fixtures, work promptly attended town Convenient, 24x60; would make good Heller. Phone 152-W. street. Kennshurg, N. J. I .>t. Martha's Guild will hold a riifeleria ROOMS FOR RENT. JAMES B. CARTON. EVERETT, N. J. or country. 60 Spring street. Red Bank. itorehouse; also some itond sicnil-huml | uneh and .'ipii.n .-.i.le in Trinity parish I Two very desirable rooms to rent to one Auctioneer. Your patronage tollclted. No ~|hon« 228-M. lumber fot sale. J. D. Norris. Mechanic ASK A. C. BAKER, LITTLE SILVER. REAL ESTATE. | house on Thursday. Mnv l'-'tli, from l"-0» two ladle.. Address C, drawer M, Red tri- '," 2;0° ''• M' Kverythiur home-made. Tlot •ale too great: none too imall. Termi MAN WANTED? •" street, near Broad street, Bed Hank. 1 have fur sale properties of nil kindu, on Five-acre farm, six-room In,use, ele Unk. • right. Phone Mlddletown STd-F-Sl. ^_ Shrewsbury river, llumson* road and in Lfl-city, heat and water, outbuildings • ;n;fi feet ''ocs, 10 eeots, ,.,.Jd bam 1', cents Inlied A . man who can drive horse plow nnd FARM FOR RENT. i](M' ; beans 111 cents, potato salad- 10 cents 'spu cultivator for position on private place; tle Silver village. HomeHcekers will tiiul on King's Highway, Mid.iletown; two , WANTED. FOR SALE. Farm house, six rooms, barns and other tin nilyiintairi'ii of niy locatitm nad expend from Hed Bank; $7.500: tt . Wwilll li | Settled woman wanted as cook-luundresB; la.60 per day. Address Gardener, drawer »!.^.'.: J:.,. ..:: v"r «'i"«^<-:^. \»" ' flood farm horse; also two.horsc market M, lied Hank. jUtliulldlnKS, with any quantity of Kroimd; rttrrii/ time. AVir. Ivins jiKincy, Ileg- olls with Imller-T, , i-up ntre od wages. 108 lllvcrHide avenue, Ited wagon. Aildresa K. J. Maitulre, Tlnton also peach and apple orchard, for mnt. Her- isu-r building. Ited llnnk, _ ents ,.|ike 1» t||n,. link. man Ultzau, Red Bank._ Phone 22G. BOARD. p Kails, N. J. Eatontown R. F. D. 1. .TRUCKING AND MOVING. for 5 cents. WANT TO RENT Let me give you a price on trucking of Large ch erful room, BUitable for t STEEL^TANK FOR SALE. '» young couple. nmnll houite or flat. Ad- CARPENTERS WANTED. all kinds; local and long distance moving, gentlemen:: steam heatat,, telephonetelphone, running Steel tank, l,r,00 gnlliins, (Kewimee) MOTORCYCLE SALE Fine little cottage, live room*, neiir free ht d l bl made to withstand 100 pounds pressure; Motorcycle dialers and riders, attention. lesa Frank Lucca, 810 Bunset avenue. Hod Apply at once. Ask for Mr. Kisiin, fack Carroll. 87 Matile avenue, Red Rank. thing; value $3,500; H-nle. pric -v J, 2 r. II, hot nnd cold water; reasonable to permanent John's BarKuin Store, corner East Front Phone 195-W. guestH. Slinson HOUB-, Broad street and size ](ix4 feet; thickness •>* inch: kept un- Ilig sale on large number of re-built miitnr- street niid Wharf avenue. Red Bunk. jasy terms. Arthur N. Hanson, 1T, 1 Ocean Linden place, Red Bank. der cover and used for nir only ; ns o-ood in cyi-Ies. Twenty Indians, with or without boulevard, Atlantic Hlidilnmln, N. J. new, and will sell at linlf vnlue. II Methot snleciir. eleven Ifarley-DuvidsoiiH three K»- WORK WANTED. CARS FOR SALE. PRACTICAL NURSE. AT THE AUTO TIRE SHOP. Middle aged man would like to have work Young woman, qualified to uubstitute In SEE KENNEDY ABOUT IT. East Front atreet, Ited Hunk. r.'lsiors, ,.n,. Heiulerson, tliree Clei ,.|.,n,l A 101B I'ord runabout, and a HI1S Over- Retreading of tires a specialty. Special- I.iehtweiitlils, f,,u,- Smith motor wt Is, nne any kind. 140 CheHtnut Htreet, Red land tourlnn car; all in A-l condition. Tay- nbsence of governess, nurse or muther, If you have any real estate to sell or ists in repairing of cord tires, rim cut tires, CLASSY SIGNWORK. wishes enBOKements by the day. Pin want, to buy any real estate see P. F. Ken- Sink. lor's garage, I'carl street, Ited Bank. __ bend blowouts, rubber boota and arctic*. Ea- F. C. Moynn, the artist, makes and paints motor wheel; al.-.o large number i.f re binlt Ited Bank_542. • nedy, Red Bank, about it. It will be to your MONEV TO, LOAN, tnblislicd 1910. Let Frank do It. 26 Me-signs of alll kinilkindis o..n . nnything... , anywhere, bicycles to be sold it a -urilice ''M'I new UBERTrY TOURING CAR FOR SALE. advantage. Phone 447-R. Bed Bank. chanic street. Upstairs. If it's with paint nnd brush M Money to loan on bond and mortgage. Ap- FOR SALE. tires, tl. s., t-.;,.-,. lla^.air,,' in mot.ir- All In good condition; five good tires; any celled. Kvcryliody admits he knows hi to A. L. Ivini, Reglater building. Red Ford touring • curs and runaboutu, two- "• FOR-SALE. FOR SALE. Cyde supplies. Ueisemnn's niotorcvel,. ^|,.M' demonstration. W. L. Hupp, 2G Broad business from A to /,. 2-'!l Shrew-sbury nve 23K Brndwajl, opposite Hockwell avenue. wheel wide tire dump cart; useil very little. Hens, roosters, hatching eggs nn-I l.aliy Nine-room house with nil improvements ainic._ _ : street. Keyrort, N. J., phone 321-W. C. A. Mount. Locust Point. Phone Atlui ' nue. Red Bank. Phone lOilH-.l. Long Branch. a FOR SALE. chicks; also chicks three weeks old; l.nliy on Kiverside avenue: best view on the HOUSE FOR SALE. HlKhlaniU ,18-J. chicks ready May 8th and 10t.li. Mrs. V. North Shrewsbury river: also bulkhead and NOTICE. rlKord tourlim car for Hale, In Kooil Bhapc. Ten room house along trolley rond for VanDnrn, Hnlf-Mllo rood. Red Itnnk. k. Ini.uire of Joseph SeiUi, 171 West Public heari SWEET POTATO PLANTS H.ply to Vernon Parker, at White Star Taxi HAVE YOUR CLOTHES iK New Yorli Ilarlior Line inle; all improvement*; *(1,»00 to quick Front street, Ked Bank. Hoard. Army 1 Hiding. New Yn •Ic Cly. fixed I for sale. R F. lll i-,l,.||, l!,-i,| -,. „,,.„, lice. '. L_ --.- imyer. Dalton Piirmly.Uuinson, N. J. cleaned at The City Dry Cleaning and Dye- HOUSE, FURNISHED. a ( Ing Workfl, 0 Mechanic Btreet, near Broad for May 19, I'JIM, for 'chan re in haibor Heil Hank. ; CAR FOR HIRE. street, Red Bank. Phone 108-M, William Os- For rent, $100 monthly: garage, larire FOR SALE. lines f.n- Sand, Hook and Har an Hays, vi-. Seven-pamtenuer tourlnir car by hour ~ PIANO FOR SALE. grounds; agents, take notice: on Moi.nunitli I'lot containing about four acres, situate er Witch nml A Rosewood piliiKi which has been used ven trov, proprietor. nil near LOUK Branch. WrB. Anderson, N y. trip or month. Call Heil Bank 730 n the road lending from Scolieyville to the __::^..,.,_ ,:""" ' !FORD RUNABOUT WANTED. ilth. Jlttlc. will be mild cheap. Call nt H7 Hud MONUMENTS. 200 West 118th street, Buffalo, N. Y. ^ •IUIIIIIIX: mi reasonable, offer refused. In- son, nvenue, Kud Hunk. Phone 400-J. Thomas. Mansoh & Sona, designers and luire Leonard Pikanrt, First National bank FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. I Cba -ii« urn.-1 be in irr.iid-rniT.tilinn -Write; GENERAL CONTRACTOR. FAIR HAVEN HOME FOR SAI.F.. builders of high grade monuments. Office niililini.-. Pnter.-inn. N. J..* nms and bath, liardwnod Hours all rivim' price to M;n-I!,miil< I'-ti in. - It.-d-It-ink ' C. S. Throckmorton, general contractor. FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT. Six rooms, large lot and Rome fniil; f,n>, With all improvements; five rooms, nnd and yard, Monmouth. street and Drummond -'nts. well furnislieiL: corner pioo.' : ----:-- ^". t Branchport avenue, Long 'Branch, N. J. blocked from, river. Price $3,000 J,, yiijek. _ LOCAL TRUCKING AND MOVING. sT bath; also Kas heater and oil-heater. Ad place, Red Bank. • __ purchaser. Henry F. Hylin, r

    TOWN TALK. (Continued from page -1.) Wl AUDITORIUM THEATRE HSI The TinU'rn water company has applied for an inrrense in rates anil 1 have offered the huyinsr public of Freehold and vicinity many pood opportunities of making money Under Supervision of M. & Q. jBhterpriaes ;il the same lime it offered to sell its plant to the munieipiililies which it hy buying cattle at my public sales,.and they will have another opportunity on Today, Wednesday, May 4 supplies \vith water. In case of the sali' l>is»f?i» made tin- price would he MIRIAM COOF>E]R in "The Oath" TCiK'l^j, Ity agreement between tlie.su imiiiicfpiili'tic.f ninl the company. This should lie inlere-.liii|r news to Thursday, May S cveiy cnmmtmily MTVCII by thi.-- con- ccrn. It is an otijinrlumty t" .^e; - CONSTANCE TALMADGE ih "Dangerous Business" jiulilUly-'MviHil water plant wln'ch at 12:30 p. m.f rain or shine, nt my stnbles, opposite the C. R. R. Station, would place the water supply <•'[ Friday* May © \ , • tluw iiiuiiiciiialili••-. in the hands of FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY. M v the people tlicnisehes. POLA NEGRI in F*assio^' ^

    The planl. of Ihc Tintcrn wai-T Saturday, May 7 i-oi'i|i:my is .-ill!"', i•- 11IIy lame to pro- vide water Tot m my year.-; to o>l;ie These witl include thr enlire ]>ri\ate herd of 'Jo head of Charles K. Lyons, consigned to me for sale. CHARLES RAY in "The Old Swimmin' Hole" 1 for all of the rr.uiiicip'.ilili'i-N now They ciuiMst oi' 1 ii .llolsteins, S (Inernseys and oiu1 Holstein bull. Seine (if these cows are fresh, some scrv.'d liy (he coiupany. The pur- Sdnday, May 8 ' ,-!)-; „ • iifthe eompai'y'fi iibni! w.mld toniini; in soon. Kcmeml'iT this stuck has got to he sold for what they will bring, without reserve, sohe their v/^l'T p'"t blends 'tii a Itnu:' 1 LIONEL BARRYMORE and all star cast in "The Master Mind" time,for the supply of wiln is I will also olTer amply !arj.;e: to inivi Hie ii il-> (. t Monday, May 9 Krowinu' ]ioj>ula!ions. 50 Head of Choice New t- '. -i- i ; Evoiy comnilinity should 1U1 it York State Cattle TOM MOORE in "Mold Your Morses" own'wafer MUin'ily. A water il ] 1 is such ii vital need Unit it sin u I I includinj? a large number of Tuesday, May 1O under absolute ownership aid (in tiiiernscys and Jerseys and. trol of the public It is the o 1\ \ i some extra nice Black and All Star Cast in "The JTaclc Knife Man" till- poop],, c.in Ret .a squai d il Whites; some fresh now, some The Tink-ni water cmnpanj il it fresh day of sale. Wednesday and Thursday, May 11 and 12 should bo boiiKhl hy tlu^c n mi I Fifty head of these cattle Jialities, should receive a fill ]li have been tuberculin tested; for lite work done in dcvelopn ,. its certificates will he given with "INSIDE THE CUP" plant. No! one rent, liovvever six lid each animal if desired. be puid for Ihf nater wliii-h this cor- • poralion sells. That, water was put j Admission, Children 15c; Adults 30c Two Shows each evening, 7:00 and 9:00 on the o.ii th by the Creatnr for the; FIVE HEAD OF YOUNG STOCK, BULLS AND HEIFERS general henetil of maivkind. and uti ^ •iiii'.n ajjfl rip. corpo/ation han a moral : riiihl to k laim its owucrshi]). REMEMBER THE DATE and come buy; I can suit all comers and nil prices from the large num- lier to select from. No reserves, they must go for what they will bring. Card of Thanks. MY GUARANTEE—You must like, your cow better than your money, or no sale. _ W-c-rk'siri-t-o thank the-itmttj—kiml- 1 fiiend.s ami iifi(;hhors for'their will-, CATTLE DELIVERED to any place in "the country at a"'WasbniiElc" charge. " ~"". , ilifinc.w to assist u!i in our hours of Lot of hop.;, shoats, implements, wagons, harness, etc. All the things offered must be sold. ^ STirlTR-ss tl mill (',- the - sickness ami death of Mr. Dowen. We also thank CONDITIONS—Liberal credit with approved security, special discount for cash. .-those who .sent the beautiful, floral You aee invited to come look the stock over at any time and test them before the sale. tributes and also those who po kindly Franklin Thrift Stores loaned their automobiles for the fu- GEO. H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. noral. CEO. W. PATTERSON, Inside Clerk. Mrs.-AVilliain_Dov.rej)_aiid ('liildren. GEO. S. P. HUNT, Outside Clerk. JACOB ZLOTKIN Economy Grocers •—Advertisement. ' Phone Freehold 1G8-W. Card of Thanks. I take this means of thankinpr my friends and neighbors for their kind- ness and words of sympathy, the American Mechanics, Painters' Union, the Kail- Haven lire company and the Daughters of Liberty and all those who sent flowers. Opening Announcement! Mr.-.. David M. Parker and daugh- ter, Gladys. Advertisement. The Franklin Thrift Stores Co., one of the lead- Card of Thanks. Week We take this means of tliiinkin.K ing chain store grocers of New Jersey, begs to an- our friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and flowers dur- ing the illness anil death of Mrs. nounce to the public of Red Bank and suburbs the Louise Olindwick. at Goldstein's? Long Branch : "" Mr. and Mrs. Albert White, • .» opening of three economy stores conveniently located l''iank Roden, James C'luulwick. .—Advertisement. Featuring Everything the Little Tot Needs as follows: Card of Thanks. The ladies' auxiliary of the Fair 37 Broad Street, Hiivon fire department desires to thank ail those who patronized the clam chowder supper and also those 85 Linden F>lace, "who made Kifts of" money and food. •—Advertisement.' IS 3 Shrewsbury Avenue. Card of Thanks. • We wish to thank those who [jnve. A dollar will go further here than in. any other store in Mon- us assistance after the accident to mouth county. Compare these prices with the prices you are now our automobile at lloppinic's- Cross- Mi", and Mrrs. Thomas CJrant. paying. — .Advertisement. IN MKMORIAM. i-.-iil :III,I lev in.; m.'innrv of .«>:• Jour T, ulm INFANTS' UNDERMUSLINS DARLING DRESSES $1.75 to $2.50 98c to $3,98 Try our choice crop tea, Ceylon, Formosa, Oolong Night Gowns and Billie Burkes, They are made of (ine quality Nain- as Usual come in very dainty styles, and well sook, lace trimmed and embroidered or Mixed Tea, Ib . . . 3Sc •made,, styles, in short and long. ring STONING CAPES DAINTY WHITE COATS $1.25 to $2.98 MAZOLA OIL, PINT CAN 26c $3.98 to $4.98 MAZOLA OIL, QUART CAN " 48c Made of White Pique and other ma- BLUE RIBBON EVAPORATED PEACHES, 11-OZ. PACKAGE, EACH 12 V c Dining this sale only we are Made of all-wool Crepe Cloth and terial; hat to match". They are very BLUE LABEL CATSUP, SMALL SIZE > " 18c still oil'eriui' the fullciv. ine, bar- Cashmere, hand embroidered in dif- attractive. ferent stylos, in long and short. BLUE LABEL CATSUP, MEDIUM SIZE .! 25c PRETTY LITTLE SLIPS NO. 2 RED RING CHERRIES, CAN '.'.'.'.'" 17C Kluiki Tan's, well made .$1.35 $1.98 to $2.98 QUARTER POUND CAN COLMAN'S MUSTARD, CAN 25c BABY'S ROMPERS, 65c MOTHER'S OATS, PACKAGE .' . .Mlc "Arrow" or "Ide" Collars, all In Batiste, Val. laee trimmed and the hiti-.-L style- 15c- QUAKER OATS, PACKAGE ; _ ' " Made of fine quality colored Cham- some are embroidered. Very sweet t ll c liray and in plain white. VIRGINJA DARE WINE, SMALL SIZE BOTTLE. 35c C.otlon Stiel.F, all colors, styles. VIRGINIA DARE WINE, LARGE SIZE BOTTLE ...... '" 60c .'I pair fur 25c EXTRA SPECIAL BABY SWEATERS CREAM OF WHEAT, PACKAGE 25c ^A^II'S ()\eialls, a ^ery jiooil LUX, PACKAGE /' 9c wake and f.uai auteed to e.ive Infants' While Dresses, ivy;. $1.98, $2.98 to $3.50 1 CLIQUOT CLUB, SAR5APARILLA, GINGERALE OR ROOT BEER, BOTTLE 14c (!(HKI service 95c Baby Week .....'.. $1.59 These knitted sweaters come in slip- INSTANT POSTUM, SMALL CAN , " '2 oc Children's Rompers, r e g. $2.25, ons or in coat models, with pink and INSTANT POSTUM, LARGE CAN Khaki or ISlnc ('oniliinat ion Baby Week $1.75 blue self colors. 33c Overall Suits, I'llion Ilhule CURTICE BROS.' JAMS, ANY FLAVOR, JAR 25c $1.05 40-50 CALIFORNIA PRUNES, POUND ....'.'.'. ISc

    GRAPE NUTS ' i2c John's Bargain Store MUELLER'S MACARONI, PKG j lc CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS, 2 POUNDS FOR 17c PEA .BEANS, llANp-PICKEp,JPCHJND., , ., ,JJ,,,,, ,.J#. A , ^ _ [\± ^ E. Front Si. IInd Wharf Avo. KARO SYRUP, CAN ., 1Oc RKD BANK, N. J. Open livt'iiiiif[« Unli! fi O'clock Stepartmettt ftfatt The best Elgin Creamery Butter, Really the best BUTTER you ever tasted. Ib 42c It paya to advertiie in Tho Heelater. I \ ' .'= V Page Fifteen ccx/,"-' B. B. Cant and Son Will Have a ADAMS and fifiOXLEY Large Poultry Plant. II. I). (Innt ami son Russell, who STEEPLEJACKS WANTED . ..gnged. in the chicken IIUHUU'SH un u Kttful) scale this Hi'URon, have mudp . 50 Worthley Street, Red Bank, N.I. Younp man about 18 to 20 years of age. Must New Jersey Food Co. nhipmenU of young chickens to j be willing anrf well adapted, for soda fountain, Maine, New York, Maryland and | with or without experience. Good pay to right Florida. They expect to lie uljle to j General Contracting The Home of Good Quality fill ordera nnywhnre in Ameiieu next ] party. References. season us they will huild u lurge hen- i Telsphone 1172 BROAD STREET RED BANK nt'ry, Mr. (iiint WUH one of the lead- ; ins poultrymen in Monmoutli county We paint lUgpulcs, t;ik«> tlnwn Irecs, t.cai; down liuildinys. KAL3SH PHARMACY u few yeurH ui?o unil hu won inuny House Painters, Riggers and Wreckers. 15 Broad Street, - -' RED BANK. prizes with hi« birds at the Trenton] ! If you need anything in our line jjive us a tri.il. Another drop in price fnir and other exhibitions. They will specialize in White Wyitndottes mid Bull' Orpingtons. Thf? boy Remits i»f this pliu'e and ^••X~X*<*<~M~!~***<~X^^ Lon^f Blanch were rumiiii!^ in tin" : •> of BUTTER woods at Wolf Hill lust week. ! The youtiK men of this place are t ortfuni'/.iiiK; a hntufball team and any teams winning to book panics with y tht-m for Hnnday afturnoiJii.s .should BUnER, Ib 41c write to William H. Conrow, Jr. ! T The lOpwoi'th league drurcili $2U T by a play and sociable which they' f 325 Rugs in Room Sizes. 225 Rugs in Scatter Sizes. in held in tlu1 Sumlay-Hchoo! room last • Brookfie!d TucKilay ninlit, The money will he r Ib 45c usetl to puy for flectric lijjhtH which • Print quarters are bein« installed in the church. Junta Wulliiif; wan stricken with I Best itugs at Bargi T paralysis while ruling hiii bicycle to . ,\vork last Thursday morning and he T has since been confined to his lied. T 35c Matthew Flint of Long Island • spent Sunduy with his parents, Mr. : and Mrs. James Mini, lie made the I West Ft trip from (lardcn ('ity in an automo- niture Co., bile, ' " T MilkONutButterine.!b23c James Mahoni'y has returned home from Washington, 1). I', where lie 3 IRiags foa^ tl\e F^rice of One- % took a preparatory course fur West t I'oint at a military school. lie IF We have put pncea SO EXTREMELY LOW IN THE GRKAT RUG SALE NOW IN PROGRESS at this Store that you •$• California Fruits now attending I.on^ Braiah hinh T can come here and select two, and in many cases, three Beautiful AU-Wool Rugs for the same price dealers had to charge *•*" rtcluiol. around a year ago for only one Rug. (B'-U this is the only Store doing it.) •$*• at Exceptionally Prices New ronds liavt- been made and •*• much shrubbery has been set out in California Peaches, large cans 19c Woodbine cemetery. Assortments, grades, list of sizes, patterns and colorings are so unusually largp and fine thai satisfactory selections for California Pears, large cans 19c % , any room is.assured and at GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES in the country. • California Apricots, large cans 15c Buying at this Saie means double price protection as we are selling Rugs, grade for grade, and size for size, fully one- Y -DeLMonte Beaches, - Jarge_can»...3Ac_. "Finicky Folks'^ third less thar^ Stores burdened by big rents and expensive business methods. " -4- White Rose Peaches, large cans 34c $5.00 $60.00, $65.C.C and $7C.C0 SEAMLESS Y Del Monte Cherries, --'- large cans 34c Most of our -custo.'iu'.rs f for 9x12 lli/;ivy ."uM k-s:. .< iniy> I'm;-, in bruwns, blue- ;;iul . VELVEI1 RUGS, NOW $29.50 t Ambassador Cherries are "Kinickv Folks"—it's our •greens; all ctl^t^ \U\- mnul. Kc.mihir price SI2.5(). ' This alsn inchiJV- a -inall quaiilitv >c:unU-.- Axniinsters nf piirticular delight to please Y 1 1 Y .S-xl() ft. (ir:iss. kn^s, unw $4.50 .HIIDII qnalily. The lie-'i^u-- ai\' all lie'. .. atiraclivi ami very •:•• Extra Quality large cans 34c them. ' Y desiiahle. . • • . Royal Ann Cherries, No. 2 cans 23c Y 0x9 11. Cjr;i>.-. I'u:;';, n<>-. '...,...'. .$3.75 $75.00 TO $98.50 AXMINSTER RUGS f California Sliced Peaches, No. 2 cans 20c We I'm (I thai our modern Y -i;jxf)j j fl.(;i;i- Ku,^.'. m.v. -.$1.98 1 •;• NOW $36.50 TO $49.50. large cans 35c family laundry Hi'fvin- most $70.00, $75.00 and $80.CC SEAMLESS Y Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, appcnlslo tin.1 must purl ii;ular , — — -1-liis-lot-iiicUiJo -(piir-stuck-iif. Nev. Art de,-.i;;ii.s iiirichcst Y VELVET AND AXM1NSTERS, NOW $39.50 1 Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple, No.. 2 cans 25c JlL'UIllf. • " colorings snitahlL' im linest lunik'-;. -I::,Ira ileep pile grinds. Y Ox 12 sizes in wr> choici' heavy prudes'which will sunul f Hawaiian Grated Pineapple, No. 2 can 17c ••• 1 I hese Ru^'s are excx-'ptiniial in.everv \\a\, ail -eauiless. p severe wt'af-. Tlk ncv hlucs • old nise, l';uis ;UK1 general Wf'iT sury, thui'fl'or<. , iL FAMOUS DELTOX RUGS $13.75. f will appeal to you. You'll f f Surisweet California Prunes, - Ib 10c •'.1x12 lijjtiivd I)eliii\, Hie hesi (irass Hm; in the market. We ))lca^t.'(l with its ui'imomy, Y ALL-WOOL BRUSSELS AT $i3.75. Now made in heauiiful cnlmiii^' n.,ili i,,i indenr and mil- Fancy Evaporated Apricots, Ib 28c too. •l-'ull/Jx 1 2 ll., ;i strcuiK se;iinle^s K11y miido nf puve wmil dunr use. Fancy Evaporated Peaches, Ib 19c and can'fee JepeiidcJ tiPuii tu ^i\c remai'k.ible- \ivitr I'nr the Anil it Miivt-s you Limt1 as l money. SIX GREAT SPECIALS IN SCATTER SIZE RUGS ' CRANULATED SUGAR well as money-- \vt« WUHII anil FOR THIS SALE. • iron fvorylhiiiK. but a few $195.00 FRENCH WILTONS, NOW $95.00. Domino or Arbucltles in cartons, Ib 7c ? These l)M2 Worsted Uuval WiHrnis are the very lines't By Looking Sharply, One May Find a Slight Mis-Weave in pieces wliirli you can easily These Small Rugs. ifun ;it liomt'. • *•' Ainericiin srade. Tlii- price is s2.S.ini lieliiw Ne\\- York f cjiiolaticnis. (Jtiick'acthin i> iiece.--.sarv us>tnck is heinv;' f Axminstcrs, it>.\(o ii:., priced . .' 3.48 Trv i !ii^ in w washwuy— up fast. Gallon Y* Gallon Quart Pint )4 pint t f him.!i" ;ip t'M'rythinn that $50.00, $55.00 and $60.00 S '',i)8 Axminstcrs, 27x5-1 in.., priced 2.75 4.25 2.25 1.25 65c 3Sc ( T jH.'cd^ v.'ii.shii-;'." ;'f' l phone UH RUGS NOW $20.00 SI-1.50 Axminslers idx72 in., priced . 4.75 totnon'ow. t f This Italian Olive Oil is guaranteed to be absolutely pure, '>x 12ft. Axiiiiu-ler--, seamless \elvels and lSrussels in Ori- SI 1.50 Axininsters, 27x')ii in., priced 3.75 Y in fact it is the beat Olive Oil possible to produce and is un- t entals,' llorals and all-nver patterns in choice cuhirs. Slfi.50 Axininsters, U>x72 in., priced 5.75 surpaEsed for medical and table use. T Y Red Bank y PRACTICALLY ALL SI^ES IN STOCK FROM 18x36 in. TO 12x15 ft. Y Steam Laundry f Watch the papers for Big Special Drives to be announced very soon on DINING ROOM SUITES, BEDROOM BECKER'S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR SUITES, KARPEN'S TAPESTRY LIVING ROOM SUITES and WALL PAPER. f "The Soft Water Laundry" Y h Bbl Sack 24 v Ib Sack 12 Ib Sack 62 White Street, WEST FURNITURE CO., Keyport, N. J. RED BANK, N. J. f OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Y 4.93 1.25 65c Telephone 32-J. X Best Yellow Corn Meal, 3 lbs for 10c X y Best Oat Flakes, - - 3 lbs for 10c Best Flour, - - 6c Ib, 3 lbs for 17c x Choice Lima Beans, - (3 lbs 20c), Ib 7c Pat-a-Cake, pkg 20c Corn Flakes,pkg 8c Pantex, pkg 14c Macaroni, pkg 10c H. O. Oatmeal,pkg 15c Spaghetti, pkg 10c Golf Cream of Rice, - - - pkg 12c Asparagus Tips, - 35c and 25c can What price should Asparagus Spears, large can - 30c Choice Early June Peas, - can 12'Ac Suits Fancy Evergreen Corn, - - canl2>4c I pay for a suit of Maine Style Sugar Corn, - 3 Cans 25c -the thing Succotash with Green Limas, - can 15c Tomatoes, No. 2 size - 3 cans for 25c this season Good Clothes? I intnn's !?di,a TWillb ^0rA lb Mr You'll find out when you come here. You'll know JLil|iLi/ll 5 Ceylon * Ca tins vIVC tins uJt the minute you see Choice New Crop Teas, You'll see them India Ceylon, Mixed, or Oolong, lb 19c wherever you go "Kuppenheimer" and Our 25c Coffee, Reduced to 25c —meiv and young Our 30c Coffee, Reduced to 30c men are admiring Our Own Special Makes Our 35c Coffee, Reduced to Ib35c these new models Hotel Astor Coffee, —not only for va- a<: the new lower prices. You'll also find that Evaporated Milk, tall cans 13c Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise, large jar 28c cation or sports, Wf've maintained our well known high standards Ciisco, Ib 18c Wesson Oil, 27c but ulso for gen- of tailoring and materials. Snowdrift, Ib 18c Mazola Oil, 27c eral use. . You'll see the new color ell'ects in tans, browns, Crystal White Karo Syrup The most comfort- gny..; and blues; in pencil stripes, herringbones large can 7C« No. 5 OQp No. 2,1, Oft* No. 1 > able style yet pro- No. 10 «3C Can JifC call ZUC Can and f-'ney mixtures. We'll surprise you. with the 1 PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, - can 10c duced ; some have . values you'll see at long trousers as Swift's Wool Soap, - - 4 cakes for 25c Gramma's Washing Powder, - large pkg 18c well ;ts knickoVs. Cold Dust, .... large pkg 25c Come in and let us $25, $30 and $35 Kirkman's Octagon, Babbit's, White Naphtha /* show them to you and Satin Gloss Soaps, - - OC Stetson Hats and you will hardly be able to resist owning one anyway. Manhattan Shirts of the better ones we'll show you for a slightly High Quality Meats, Phoenix Hosiery higher price. at Economy F*rices A' few of them Leg*; Veal, Ib 25c Logs Lamb, Ib 29c •shown in our win- Suits for the Lads the same values as Dads Rump Veal, Ib 28c Lamb Chops, Ib 2Se dow. Breast Veal, Ib ISc t-orequaner Lamb, iu lit; Shoulder Veal, Ib 20c Fresh Chopped Beef, Ib 21c Broad and Rod Bunk Chuck Steak, Ib 18c Chuck Roast, Ib 13c Front Streets New Jersey Fresh Caught Fist* RIM at FVices J. Kridel New Jersey Food Co. RED SANK REGISTER, !\:AY 'I, IC2:. Pate Keyporl News. nnce for th-j senior class uf the hi[?h The Mansion huusi'i which is school at the Surf theater, Pridty owiu'

    Do you remember the really hot days of last Summer? How you wandered around won- dering if there was a drink that would abso- lutely satisfy? There is—try KRUEGER'S Friday Evening, May 13 SPECIAL.

    Order a case from your dealer. o Just what you want for disinfecting and whitewashing barns, f Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman, $1,00 fi chicken houses, cellars, etc.; drives away lice and mites. % Extra Lady, 50 Cents 1 C. H. ROBERSON % « 10 West Front Street Red Bank, N. J. TheJNew Ford Touring Car will be drawn i ~- forat~i i:OO V.M. i i Shrewsbury Avenue and Oakland Street 4 62 Broad Street 28 R/lonmouth Street 4 RED BANK 4 Again We Lead tKe Way t Reduction I in tine IPrice of Victor Oread 4 Constantly we are j;ivin,i you4angihle..e'videnc.e of how our Producer to Consumer Plan is working in your interest to Wins' down your table costs. Almost every week sees new 4 achievements in the' Aseo Stores' lowering of prices. A visit to our furniture Department Several weeks ago, we made a drastic cut of 4c per pound in the price of our high-grade 4 Asco Coffee. Last week, we were able to bring down the price of sugar to 7'jC Hi., and Lou- elhi Butter also to an actual pre-war level. Today sees another triumph for us in our reduction in the price of the popular Victor I Loaf to 6c and a further cut in the price of Louella Butter and Cold Seal Eggs. will convince you that we are now showing It pays to trade "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS." i VICTOR BREAD, big loat 6c one of the finest lines of Furniture to be There will be no change whatever in the size or quality of this big wholesome loaf. It will still be the same big loaf "like mother used to bake.", Baked in our own three big Sanitary Bakeries*-the cleanest and best appointed in the 4 country. ' seen anywhere. The Furniture we cpry White Granulated Sugar - - - 10 lbs 75c is all Master Mechanic made in Grand Strictly Fresh Eggs .- - - - dozen 30c Regular 40c Galvanized Buckets (10 quart) Special 25c Rapids, Michigan, and other large Western, ASCO COFFEE, Ib 25c "Taste the Difference?" Centers where High Grade Furniture is "Asco" Blend is not really a low priced coffee—it's a i]ualiiy coffee ihrou^h and through. It is our Producei-to-Consunier Plan that enables us to sell such a high-grade coffee at such a low price. Dont judge it by the price—try ;i cup and we know your decision will be manufactured. that of hundreds of thousands of satisfied users—"The Best Cup at Any Price." 4 THE FINEST BUTTER IN AMERICA! LOUELLA BUTTER, 1b 47c "Taste It!" Taking into consideration quality, work- i "Louella" makes a friend of everyone who tastes it, for its delicious flavor and exquisite purity jre simply irresistible. Tasted it yet? RICHLAND BUTTER, 1b 43c manship and style, our prices should appeal i Unusually big value in creamery print bukter. NOTE:-—Last week mir butter sales broke another record! Our h\tter business exceeded our fondest expectations—bigger than ever before in mir history, which proves that the public to everyone looking for the furnishing of a 4 DOES appreciate quality. 4 Regular 45c BROOM cut to 33c each This Special Price for One Week Only. Hotel or Home, or just filling in. We extend | Rich Creamy CHEESE cut to 25c Ib N Very tine quality, rich mild new cheese. to you a cordial invitation to visit this Best Pure LARD Ib 12 c We pride ourselves on the quality of this pure, open-kettle rendered lard. department,, and inspect this display at THIS IS CLEAN-UP WEEK! Our Stores Are Well Supplied With Everything Needed to Make "Your Home Spic and Span— your leisure. At the Very Lowest Prices. 10-Quarl Galvanized Buckets, Each 25c. \ Scrub Brushes each 6c, 12c, 16c Asco Bluing .bottle 7c Dust Brushes each 18c, 32c Chloride Lime big can 10c Lenox Soap bar 3 '/a c Peterman's Roach Food can 8c Young's Soap Chips pl'K- 10c Peterman's. Discovery can 13c Young's Soap Powder pkg. 12c Insectine can or bottle 12c 20 Mule Team Borax pkg. 4'/ac, 14c Rinso 3 pkgs for 20c Washing Soda Ib. 4c Ivory Soap Flnkes pkg 9c Ivory Soap enke 7 ','oc Lux Flakes pkg 10c * Fels Soap 4 bars for 25c Babbitt's Cleanser . . , can 6c F. & G. Naptha ... ' 4 bars for 25c Vulcanol can 8c 4 Babbitt's Soap 4 bars for 25c Pulz Liquid Polish V . . . ,cnn 9c, 16c Star Soap 4 bars for 25c Sweetheart Toilet Soap cake SV-iC A»co Ammonia bottle 9c Palmolivc Soap 3 cakes 25c 4 „ ,. BestPOTATOES, ,\A bushel 35c • 'A pi.. (7>/;, »,«.;, 9c; 1.4 p|,. :i% |b8)> 5C. VVe sell pntatui'-, b;, weight, i

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    f3.280.XI7 71 BTATI5OFNKW JliHHI'.Y. CdUNTV OK MONMIHITII.M 0 ltkharc] /i |>i.l.'KMl,., I'm,!,!,'nl, anil liululi , Day fl. Peurco, BitoioUirj', of tho uliuvn-iiunied roni- liany being Hovurully duly Hworn, ouch fur him- hfllf dopiMtp' an') fiiy" Hint the fortiifdlnir Htiitoment 14 due* to the best of hlaknowlodgoand belief. RICH AMI AI'l'l.KOATK J>rc»IJimt. SI-53 .Mechanic Street, UAI.1'11 H. I'KAIICK. K.'iiotnry. Gifts ; Bworn ind aubserlbod to before me this third lUyut May, A.I).. H'21. HAHI1V B. ni.AYTON, Nolary Public, N. .1. COBBEOT-ATTEflTI HAHUYU. B0HDEN. | , ', Candy GEOIUiK C. HOri'ING. J-Direcloru. MARCUS M. DAVIDSON, i

    PSr fumes Toilet Soaps A DOLLAR WELL SPENT * —-- Fountain Peris : ""T7 is the one you "speiid in the American Food Co. Stores. 1st, we give you goods of the highest quality. 2d,[we sell them at the lowest possible prices. 3d, we give you service. By service we mean Polite and Bath Needs Efficient Salesmen, and your purchase tied up good and niat that will stay with you until you reach home.

    THE PRIZE COW Come, Send or Phone roduces the beat milk and cream, Granulated Sugar, lb 7c Large Sweet Prunes, lb. . . .15c Grape Nuts, pkg 15c Ff your milk and crram come from us you hsive the product of thorough- Mealtime Coffee, lb 18c Bond Bread, loaf .12c 24V2 Gold Medal Flour . .$1.25 bred stock. Lea & Perrin's Sauce, bot. . .23c American Blend Coffee, lb. .27c I X L Evaporated Milk 12c '4 THIS DAIRY is conducted on a modern, scientific Del Monte Peaches, can ... 17c Choice Pink Salmon, can . . 10c Some Bread, loaf . . .8c and 12c basis, and its products mean health to al^who use them. If you want the best milk and cream see that they come from us. I X L Condensed Milk, can .15c Choice Tomatoes, can . . . I2V2C Del Monte Spinach, can . . ,20c Meat Dept. Choice Corn, can 10c, 15c Campbell's Beans, can . . . . . 10c Fresh Killed Stewin Chickens Choice Peas, can Monmouth Dairy Co., Inc. 33c 139 Branch Ave., Good Prunes, lb. . 10c 13c, 19c, 22c Breast Milk Veal . .20c RED BANK, N. J. Good Rice, 4 lbs 25c \ Campbell's Soups, can 10c Phono 886 Shoulder Milk Veal '.25c ** Gold Dust, large pkg. . 25c Muller's Macaroni, pkg. . . . 12c Prime Ribs Beef Roast . .30c up t BEC-MR SPARK PLUGS Kirkman's Soap, cake 6c Choice Tasty Cheese, lb. . . .35c Fresh or Corned Ph te Beef. 10c P. & G. Naptha Soap, cake . 6c Goody Nut Butter, lb 23c Choice CutsXhuck loast ..20c Octagon Soap, cake 6c Dill Pickles, can 23c Lamb Chops ,35c Babbitt's Cleanser, can . . . / 6c Pure Jellies, glass 25c 4 Pure Pork Sausage .35c Ammonia, bottle J. 12c Goodheart's Vanilla, bot. . . 14c Fresh Daily- l Palmolive Soap, 3 for 25c American Cocoa, /z lb. can. 15c Sugar Cured Cala I- ams . . .17c Toilet Tissue, 2 for , 25c Marshmallow Cream, jar . ,25c All Kinds Bologna 25 c Fresh Jersey Eggs, doz 39c Amo Powder, can 12c None Bet Fancy Roasting Chi :kens, Fowl, Pure Leaf Lard, lb 13c Babbitt's Lye, can .....:.. 12c Capons, Calves' L:ver, Small Pea Beans, lb...... 6c Chloride Lime, can lie Broilers Cliquot Ginger Ale, bot. ... 16c BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER! 43c-Hr The Source of Beauty If you want something good, try ours. , Beauty'coiiu'.s from within. The clear, youthful complexion, the silky hair- even the very expres- sion of tho lace mill poise of the figure—are all tlic resiill of cleanliness of the inlcslinal tract. • Faulty elimination of food waste is largely rcspon- AM! sihle for del'ecls of the sLin. Nujol has liron found by many mnmii to lie an Red Bank Branch •••• invaliialilc aid to a clear, radiant complexion. It THEY WORK IN encournpes regular anil lliorough evacnaliona, OILY CYLINDERS 3 Broad St. 189 Broadway thus keeping the hotly free of those poisons that I mar the skin and endanger the health. WILSON N. CONOVER Nujol is ahsolutely harmless and pleasant to IParlc Oceati Grove take. Try it. County Agent 714 Ccokman Ave. 39 Pilgrim Pathway 4 HOLMDEL, N. J. Nujol Telephone 11-M

    RUGS! RUGS! / R. WEST, i Don^t Envy Your 129 West Front Street, - RED BANK. Do you envy your nsiahbor who ?eems to bo ^otlin^aion^ better than Another big shipment of Rugs have arrived and will be you ? The chances are that his success; is duo to some plan of savings on sale next which you can adopt with equal success. + THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY There are many persoi s carrying money in their pockets which mij>;ht Large assortment of different varieties. at astonishingly low prices. All perfect and up to the + All scuds in bulk. See the seeds you buy. standard in every way. be drawing interest, thereby improving their position, but because the amount is small the opportunity is neglected,and the loss goes on constantly. My stock is nice, clean, uniform in size as 50 bales of Imported Oriental Grass Rugs in Browns to the v;(Viclies. All seed tested as to and Blues. All different sizes will be sold at wholesale If you are guilty of ;his neglect, change your habits and open an germination bi-foro leaving the growers. prices. 'account with us immediate y. • Vou can purchase any quantity you dc- Also 500 yards of Felt BOBC Floor Covering at 39c. oire. liny your garden seed of me nnd per square yard. 4- get good seed. New prices will be made on all these goods for next * THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK Thursday, Friday and Saturday. > This will be a banner sale for new prices. RED BANK, N. J. Total Resources Over. ,..„,, ,,....*.,„.,.„ „, ,....„.•, . H. R03ERS0N R. WEST, $5,000,000.00. 1 RED BANK, N. J. 128 Weil Front Street, - RED BANK. o*nt paid oi» Comtnerctal Accounts carrvlng a balance o! 81,000 or more. FREEHOLD, N. J. 29 South Street . 10 West Front St. All trolleys past tho door. 4 per cent paid in IntereHt Accounts of nny amount. riiu.Ki a DOrJT MISS THIS SALE, 4- J «f4-444444f4-4->4 f4f4444-f444f4444444»44'f4-f4 WWHMMtMMWMWMMMWIMI Eighteen RED BAffl^REGtSTER, MAY 4, 1821. HazUt Nowi. Mrs. Gilbert of Staten Island visiting: her daughter, Mrs. A. V. Specials for Friday Nairn. Mrs. Emma T. Pcseux has returned STORCK OfCours and Saturday home from a visit with friends Long Island. FOR CASH ONLY The ladies' auxiliary of the fire company met with Mrs. P. Otto Weigand Tuesday afternoon of last Lean Plate Beef - - 10c Ib week. Mrs. Alonzo F. Layton will enter- Smoked Calie Hams - 15 c Ib tain the auxiliary Thursday of next week. Choice Chuck Roasts - - 18c Ib Mrs. Henry Volpe of Brooklyn is visiting her sister, Mrs. John H. Shoulders of Spring Lamb 18c Ib Bahrenburtf. The pupils of the public school Dixie Bacon - - - 22c Ib grave an entertainment and dance at the (irehouse last Wednesday night. Sunday, May Stn Sugar Cured Hams - 28c Ib Clarence Sproul, who was recently Prime Ribs of Beef - - 28c Ib up operated on for appendicitis at the Long Branch hospital, is doing nicely. (MOTHERS' DAY) Jelke's Good Luck Margarine - - 31c Ib School of Nursing HuspituN of thp Graiiuute School of Mtfili- KrideFs Market me MiMico-CMruriiirnl nml PolycHnlO ol SOON MERE llt'tit opportunity for intHliureut young Jmeii to enter the nur.-unK profession. School i* ocrmlited by the Pennsylvania Stnte Boani of Examiners fur the Registra- Broad and Front Street tion of-Kur-tfs. Adilrfss* School of Nurilnjt Telephone 306-M of the Graduate School of Medicine, Univ. of Penna., 181S Lombard St., PhiU^ Pa, i J- i * v «' 0 < M • •» •!• •) «•* *• ^ ••*••••• •*4*«

    ' Clip Coupon and Come to Our Strand Theatre Only a few days left for you boyu&nd girls, sons^nd Monday and Tuesday dau|htera, to prove your thorough appreciatiohl of Ohi-Namel Demonstration May 9 and 10 "Mother" by surprising her with a

    ORDS fail to describe the marvelous brilliancy and W beauty of CHI-NAMEL. That is why we want to GIVE you a 30c Can of Chi-Namel to convince you. THETJATH THIS FREE COUPON entitles bearer to one :10c Can of Chi Namel FREE at our store upon purchase of a 25c Varnish Brush to in- SYSTEM siirp_ a fnir trial or_\yi!l he accepted as _30c upon pur- chases of larger cans oE Chi-NlTdiJ ~ BAKERIES

    ' Stime AJ.lrrss . B R U N S W MOTHERS' DAY MODEL. PHONOGRAPH , TRY CHI-NAMEL AT OUR EXPENSE. Bring this coupon to our Chi-Namel Store, Het your 30c can of Chi-Namel FREE, all we ask in return thai you buy a NEW 25c BRUSH to give Chi-Namel a FAIR TRIAL. WATCH THE CHI-NAMEL DEMONSTRATOR

    drop Chi-Namel in boiling water, hammer it to prove its heel-proof durability and otherwise subject it to severe endurance tests- Valuable suggestions given for enameling, painting, graining, varnishing or polishing old or new, hard and soft wood, metal, May we assist you in making this cement, plaster,' etc. surfaces with Chi-Namel, guaranteed to be the highest quality finishes that science and highest grade material can produce. MOTHERS' DAY a happy memory for always?

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    DEMONSTRATION THIS WEEK THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 5, 6, 7 WELLERVS ; < 17 Broad Street HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE 7 Broad Street, RED BANK, N. J. Red Bank fdWCK Of Course *••••••:•••••< I t BANK t We have now taken possession of our new home and would be pleased to have every one inter- ested in automobiles to call and give us the once over.

    ZOBEL SERVICE located corner Monmouth street and Maple avenue, was which is unequaled and well known the county over, can opened for the convenience of our patrons residing in now be procured right in Red Bank. Every purchaser Red Bank and vicinity. Our rapidly increasing business of an automobile through us is entitled to this service in this territory made this move necessary. and they make a grave mistake if they do not take full 1921 models of America's leading automobiles are advantage of it. now on display here. ASK US ABOUT THIS SERVICE i , BUICK, HUDSON, ESSEX i 4 + Telephone 955 Cor. Monmouth St. and Maple Ave., Telephone 90 RED JTT $ Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor RED BANK REGISTER, MA¥ 4, 1921.

    Opening Sale in the ANNIVERSARY WEEK New Perfume Department in the

    The new department opens today with a sale abounding in special values on the most desired lines of perfumes, Victrola Salon Baby Week to continue through the week. Opening the third year of a service The division of departments that we announced some time ago goes into effect to- ] Dedicated to the welfare of babies day. In the future drugs and perfumes will occupy separate departments, each one we have tried, to make stand for all over the United States—marked more highly specialized and more complete than was possible under the old regime. the best in Victor dealing in the in our Layette Shop by the intro- Btate—and beginning a new year duction of many special values. Names with magical connotation in the perfume world—Cuty, Kigaud, Houbigant which is to surpass all former years and Kerkoff—are associated with decisive discount prices this week. 4 in helpful contact with Victrola owners or prospective owners. This week the Layette Shop joins in a nation- wide campaign of education in the cause of Houbigant Better Babies. Every facility of the depart- Three years ago, when we opened our Vic- ment will be concentrated on making Baby Ideal Extract, 2 J/ oz. size $6.25 Quelques Heurs, 2 oz. size .87.15 trola Salon, it was with the firm purpose of Week this year more widely observed and ushering in a new era in Victrola service. fruitful of results than ever before. We feel that we have-made good this prom- Coty ise and ask the many friends of the depart- ment to join with us in celebrating this T'Ofigan Extract, 2:" dz:~sizeT7TVr.T4:9S™ third anniversary. Interesting sales of Vic- ziSpecial Sales ih Progress!— xuzT^iztrr^ .$5.5

    A BABY WEEK SALE Come in and hear the May records Begins Today Additional Specials —and ask for old favorites—the Included arc unusual values over a wide range of Incense Burners...... 75c to $3.oo library is now complete. necessities for the young baby. Perfume Burners $5.00 to S1 5.00 . Vanity Cases, containing rouge and Infants' Flannel Barrow Coats powder 5oc to S4.00 • Regularly priced at SI.SO. Special for-Baby - Soap Bowls with whisks S10.50 Week at Vanity Bags in pastel shades 75c to $3.00 of $1.00 .*'•.' Talcum1 Powder, l -lb. can 19c An Anniversary ' Infants' Outing Flannel Barrow Coats Victrola Outfits Reguarly priced at $1.00. Special for Baby Week at 69c OUTFIT • Consisting of Victrola Model IV-A in golden oak, Crib Sheets with Record Cabinet to match and Records val- Of cambric, hemstitched. Regularly $1.50 and ued at S5.00.. IS 1.00. Special for Baby Week at $39.50 $1.00 and 60c Baby Buntings OUTFIT Made of washable satin, embroidered in Japan- A Special Purchase of Consisting- of Victrola Model VIIlrA in golden ese designs. .Regularly priced at $6.95. Special pak or mahogany with Record Cabinet to match for Baby Week at ' ''- " and Records valued at $5.00. „ $5.00 1900 COLONIAL RAG RUGS $69.50 All-Wool Blankets Knds bound with silk, bassinette.size. Reduced will be placed on Tuesday at the disposal of home- from $3.95 to owners in a one-week sale at fractions of former prices OUTFIT : ••. ' $2.95 Consisting of Victrola Model 1V-A-90, Lundstrom We have secured from one of the foremost rug manufacturers in the country', a Cabinet to match and Records valued at S5.00. All-Wool Blankets shipment of 1,900 room size and smaller Colonial Rag Rugs—every one perfect in weave and color. These are to be disposed of in a one-week sale which will $54.50 linds bound with silk, crib size. Reduced from $5.<)5 to bring to homeowners of the coast an opportunity to secure these most attractive and serviceable floor coverings at mere fractions of their actual values. $4.95 OUTFIT Infants' Sweaters All sijes are included and all are fresh and Consisting of Victrola Vl-A in oak or mahogany attractive in weave and color with Record Cabinet to match and Records val- In pink and blue, slipover models. Reduced ued at £5.00. from K2.5o lo Hit and Miss Patterns Caledonia Rugs $1.95 24x36 inches 69c A two-toned effect in pink, black, tan and $59.50 27x54 inches 98c green with white. Very heavy and Infants' White Sweaters ' s 36x72 inches $1.98 closely woven. 1 6x 9 feet S5.98 Ox 9 feet ". .'S 12.50 Finished with pink and blue silk edging with 8x10 feet •. $9.45 8x10 feet SI 7.50 OUTFIT . dainty ribbon ties. Reduced from $2.25 to 9x12 feet -.,.-. $ 10.98 9x12 feet J523.5O Consisfmtr of Victrola Model 1X-A in golden oak $1.95 • or mahogany, with Record Cabinet to match and Noveleft Rugs Records valued at S5.00. Infants' White "Sweaters A very heavy Rug in solid colors of green, $99.50 brown, pink, dark blue, black or tan. Wilh bands of pink and blue, narrow turn-over 24*36 inches 98c collars, and buttons down the front. Reduced 24x48 inches $1.45 from $.i.5o to 2 7x54 inches .". $1.85 OUTFIT 36x72 inches $2.95 Consisting'of Victrola Model Vl-A in golden oak or mahogany, with Umd'strom Cabinet to match Infants' Hand Crocheted Sacques . Novice Chintz Rugs Sultana Rugs and Records"valued at S5.no. Solid colors in green, black, yellow Heavy special weave, dark rug.1 With border of shell slilch—in pink and blue. and light blue. • 24x36 inches ' SI.45 .. $69.50 , Reduced from £2.95 to r>x 9 feet SIo.oo 27x.vl inches . : S2.45 $2.25 8x lo feel SI 5.00 .Sxlo feet 518.50 9x12 feet S 19.50 9x12 feet S25.O0 Any of the above outlits may be purchased Infants' Hand Crocheted Sacques under the terms of our easy part-payment plan. Attractive souvenirs will be yiven to Finished with pink and blue silk edging' and tied visitors. with dainty ribhun bows. Reduced from p2,5o lo . $1.90 Madeira Pillow Slips Made of line French, halisle, scalloped and em- ««.«;, broilferrt-ln--;d«rtiii'ti'>SpdiftH^*l at $1.50 park; -Nriu •v n Page Twenty RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 4, 1921.

    JOE RICH &,StfN, ! HANIJ-MADE MILLINERY. Shrewsbury News. . . Kev. Samuel I). Pru'i of Camden, Masons and C0Q£ractors. I Full line of trimpicd hats at rea-who recently returned from a trip to Stone, Brick and Plaster Work. spnable, prices. ,"'** Japan, will speak Friday night at a Ditching and Grading. hu'etinjr of tho young: people's mis- sionary society at the parish house. 76 Avenue A, MRS. W. H. LOHMANN, THEATRE Mr. Price is a former pastor of the Phone 271-J 231 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank.I'rcshytt'i'ian church. Miss Mary Carr lias returned home Atlantic Highlands, N. J. after having spent a month with her nit'i'c, Mrs. rldward Kelly of Scobey- vilhv Telephone 902 Wosicy Hurley is out after having PALACMATINEE 2:3O ; EEVENING 7:OO and 1O:4S boon kopt indoors with a cold. Thi> leading eluh met yesterday at 3 FULL SHOWS SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, 2:30, 6:30 and 8:40 Mrs. Jamt\s SU'en's at Katontown. • The Shrewsbury dancinfr class will meet Kriilay niglit in Trinity parish house; .Miss Kutli Parker is the in- Vaudeville Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 5, 6 and 7 Vaudeville structor. Tin* hospital auxiliary meets this afternoon at Mrs. Ada Nufew's at This Reo Speed Wagon Katontown. "THE LOVE QUG" A Rip Roaring Farce Comedy 3 Other Acts Knows No Rival, No Peer SPECIAL EXCURSIONS Sundays, May 8 and 22 manner, and the fact thathe always had been scrupulously unscrupulous. $1B75 Price $7,300; $3,000 cash, It's the Fastest Moving and Most Dramatic Picture of the Year i balance easy terms. n Tuesday, Topics of the Day Comedy I Wednesday, Two Reel Comedy Coming Soon, "HEARTS ARE TRUMPS" Watch lor Date THOMAS BAKERY TftftflV Taylor Holmes in "The Very Idea Ctopyii&ht, Reo Motor Car Company Manasquan, N. J. I Ul/fif" ' cpFni&i r.nMFnv AND GOOD VAUDEVILLE Telephone 135-J. information to Auto Owners WHO HAVE WILLARD THREADED RUBBER BATTERIES • J\ It has been reported to us by owners of Willard Batteries that they have been Experience has taught the truck manufacturer that the Willard Threaded Rub- advised by so-called battery men when they have any trouble with a WILLARD ber Battery is the only battery that will stand the abuse and rough usage of a com- THREADED RUBBER BATTERY to have" it opened up at a GREAT cost and re- placed with wood insulation. . . mercial car. . Whoever the firms are that are advising a customer this kind of replacement In 1916 the first Willard Thread Rubber Batteries were placed on Studebaker they are to our mind badly in need of work or they do not understand the battery cars and a large number of these Original batteries are still giving service without business. In order to make it clear to all AUTO OWNERS who have Threaded Rubber any repair bill to the owner. Batteries we will- replace at ANY TIME any Threaded Rubber Insulation that is not Due to this fact, 181 car manufacturers are today using Willard Thread Rub- right without ANY COST to the owner. ber Batteries. This is proof that it is the superior battery. Threaded Rubber Insulation is all right and will outwear any set of battery,.. plates made. . • In 1916 only one car manufacturer used a Threaded Rubber Batteiy. .

    Why is it that' the DODGE, CHEVROLET, HUPM0- BILE, LEXINGTON, NASH, OLDS, REO, STUDEBAKER There is something pretty good about a THREADED and VELIEare using THREADED RUBBER BATTERIES? RUBBER BATTERY or the above manufacturers would not All of the above cars are sold in this county. use them. Besides the above number there are 81 other passenger .car manufacturers who are using Threaded Rubber, such as the In 1921 one hundred and eighty-one Car Manufacturers PACKARD, FIERCE-ARROW, FRANKLIN, HAYNES, COLE, LANCIA, MARM0N, MERCEDES, 'WINT0N, PAIGE and are using Threaded Rubber. There is a reason. . PEERLESS.

    Every Thread Rubber Willard Battery has this Read Seal on the side of the battery. R. V. DORBECK . SALES AND SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE FOR Willard Batteries Bosch Magnetos Delco Remy Atwater Kent Connecticut North East Gray & Davis Service Station-Cor. West Front Street and Riverside Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. Service Station—611-615 Ocean Avenue, West End, Long Branch