All the N«w» of BUD BANK SECTION and lUrrqundlng Town* . Told Fearlessly and Without Bias | RED BANK REGISTER ONE Xiauad Weakly. HlnUrtd u B« eond-Clau MfttUr *t th» Poit- Subitslptton Frlcai Onpi Y«»r $2>9f< VOLUME LVIII, NO. 52. offlo* *t E«d Bank, N. J, under thi Act of March I. 1879. RED BANK, N. J,, .THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1936. Six Month* ll.OO. fllnsl* Copy 4b PAGES 1 (TQ 16, Newton D. Ailing Dog Ordinance Restriction For. Catholic School Opens Radio Sales Finishes Work As Introduced By Vets In Saloons Graduates Class Ami Service Store Cash Bonuses and Daily Pay Commissioner D, Frederick Burnett William D. Bradloy's new radio of the alcoholic beverage control sales and service store and residence Receiver Of Bank Rumson Council board, In a ruling- received yesterday Of 39 On Sunday at Newman Springs road and morning by Police Chief Harry H. Shrewsbury avenue has been com- Offered For Spare Time Work He Expreue* Satisfaction Over Police Department Authorized to Clayton, states that "no licensee for Moruignor John J. Bonner 'Tell* pleted, and Is ready for inspection. on-premlee conaumptlon of liquor The building, which ia one story In Progreii Made in liquidation Impound All Dogs Running at ahairextend credit to any person who Students Not to be Pessimistic height, was built by Harold A. Hen- —He and Hit Family Will Re- Large—New Ambulance Ar- la a veteran of tho World war or —Gerard S. Sloyan Wins drickaon at a coat of about $5,000. THE REGISTER HAS MANY VACATION JOBS whom he has reason to believe la a It contains a showroom, 16x30 feet, main Here Thit Summer. rives—Other Public Matters, veteran, or cash any adjusted-service Scholarship and Four Award;. a repair room, 13x30 feet, and a bond for such person or permit said three-room apartment, which Mr. OPEN IN EIGHT WEEKS SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN person to 'set up' or buy drlnkB 'for Newton D. Ailing, who recently re- Rumson's now ordinance, licensing A class of 39, one of the largest Bradley and family will occupy. He logB, waa Introduced and pased on the house,' except for cash then and has the agency for the Fhilco and algned as receiver of the Broad there paid," The ruling was made n the history of Red Bank Catholic Street National bank of Red Bank, ta first reading at last week's meet- high school, received diplomas Sun- Zenith radios, and operates an auto- D. A. R. to Hold when reports were made to the Com- mobile radio service. Mr. Bradley 1500 in Cash Bonuses and Commissions Offered—* stated when asked about the condi- ing of the mayor and council. There missioner that proprietors of cafes day night at the annual commence- tion of that Institution that Uquida- re certain marked' changes In the were extending credit to veterans on ment at the school auditorium, which has a branch store at Atlantic High- JVicky-Tray Party _t!sn hadprngrenaedtQ a stsgejwhere reposed law over the ordinance It lands «i;d has-flvo—persons -in -his £en_and_Women, Boys and Girls -Can Earn Several 1 their bonus bonded was-nlled to *apoelty-by parents and by combining Its supervision with an- 'III supersede. If the new ordinanc friends of the graduates. Rt. Rev. employ. He has conducted a Bhop Shrewsbury Towne chapter, Daugh- other closed bank the expenses of n adopted aa It Is written the police Msgr. John J. Bonner, superintend- on Newman Springs road the past ters of American Revolution, assist- Dollars Daily in Commissions for Spare Time Work separate operation might be avoided. "epartment ia to Impound any dog ing of schools for the arch-dloceae lour years, previously being em- ed by the Hannah Baldwin chapter, He stated that borrowers from tho tinning at large, whether the animal Choral Society of Philadelphia, addressed the grad- ployed as service man by the Plain- Children of American Revolution, iVith 14 Additional Cash Bonuses for Best Workers, Broad Street bank had ahown a dis- s registered or unregistered. Another uates. fleld Radio shop. will hold a tricky-tray party next position to co-operate by paying all irovlalon gives the police committee He advlaed the graduates to dream Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Want to earn extra cash for your igationa of any kind are required they could. The unusual conditions uthorlty by public notice to order Elects Officers Mrs. M. T. Hazelton's at Atlantic pare- time during the next few' prevailing after tho bank holiday had of great things, but primarily to keep if the entrant. And it matters not .11 dogs muzzled for a period not rust In America for as Washington Highlands. The party will be fea- eeks? Today the Red Bank Beg- hether one already la employed. It made it Impossible for some to pay ixcceding three montha. Mrs. Theresa McClintock Chosen Contracts For tured by a colonial tea and Braiile ter announces an eight weeks' sub- at all and others were able to pay and Lincoln had led the country out s a spare time proposition, offering , The license fee of $1 for one dog of trying timea so will someone today exhibit by Mrs. H. D. Wright, Braille ^ription campaign offering liberal laily pay to" local people, and th,e. only in small Installments. nd $2 for each additional dog ia the as President of Thursday ommis5ions and fourteen big cash Morning Choral for New Sea- lead the way to better times for the Gravel And Oil chairman of the Monmouth County ntrant may use his or her own tlms This, Mr. Ailing said, had resulted ame as at present. Failure to pro- youth of the coWtry. He said that Red Oros organization. onuses to those taking part. nd methods, and put In only that In prolonging what would otherwise uro a license makes the owners of son at Annual Meeting. there Bhould be no pessimism con- Much of the Shrewsbury Towne The campaign is open to men, wom- ime which will be found convenient. have been a mucjr faster liquidation. nlicensed dog llablo to a fine of $5 Awarded Monday ii, boys and girls living In Red nected with the commencement for chapter's welfare work is with the Let Home Folks Front. Tho bank had 'experienced serious r five daya in Jail for tho flrat of- blind and a large group of members ank and within the local trading runs in 1031 and 1932 prior to tho Ofliccrs of the Thursday Morning although trying timea prevail there Instead of hiring outside solicitors onae and $10 or ten daya in Jail for Choral were elected at the annual haa been vast Improvement In eco-C. C. Randolph, Jr., and William are qualified to teach the Braille rca. It offers an opportunity for bank holiday. Its most liquid assets tach aubaequenl offenao. Ten dol- system. Mrs, Jamea H. Matlenlee Is eachers on summer vacation, college o work the territory, the Red Bank had been either disposed of or bor- meeting of that organization Thurs- nomic condltiona in the paat year. Register has adopted the plan of glv- lara fine or ten days in Jail la tho day In the Elks auditorium. The Rev. Dr. John B. McCloskey made Mears, Inc., Successful Bid- general chairman of the party and nd high school students, men or rowed on from the Federal Reserve mnlshmont for unlawfully removing her assistants are Mrs. J. Ward Van- omen now working part time or un- ng local people an opportunity to da bank or the Reconstruction Finance new officers are: a short address and presented the ders—Ordinance for Dredging he work. A number of persons in tags from doga. Impounded diplomas and Rev. Thomas Carney derveer, publicity; Mrs. Edwin E. mpioyed, to earn eaey ready mon^y corporation to the extent of half a dogs will be kept for three days, and Pi-CBident—Mt-H. Theioaa McClintock. River. Farrier, traya; Mrs. P. Broadus Pow- uring the next few weeks. hese communities are working only million dollars. It was neceBBary for Vlco president—Mru. John H. Oaborn. presented letters to members of the part time, or else are unemployed, If not called for within that period Hecl-etary—MIBS Gladys L. Shropshire. baseball squad. Miss Mary Elizabeth ers, decorations; Mrs. Herbert H. No experience is necessary and no tho receiver to pay these loans off will bo destroyed. Owners redeem- ibligatlons of any kind required. Not Thia campaign will offer them juat before any c^Hidaratlon to divi- Treasurer—Mrs. W A Hoag delivered the salutatory and A contract for oiling Red Bank Hunter, tickets; Mrs. W. Paul Still- ing dogs will be charged $1 for each man, waiters and Mrs. C. Frank Bor- cent required of any one to enter he opportunity for which they are dends could be g>. N Gerard Stephen Sloyan gave the vale- streets was awarded Monday night looking, to earn extra caBh during day the dog la Impounded. A public dictory. by the mayor and council to C. C.den, reception. Members of the C. A. he campaign or to win a big cash When tho borrowings had been hearing upon tho ordinance will be R. chapter will serve refreshments. ion us. he next few weeks, and also have Sloyan, winner of a- four-year Randolph, Jr., of Bay Head, whose an opportunity to share in bonua paid consideration for a dividend held Thursday night, June 25. scholarship to Seton Hall college, re- bid of $099.80 for the work was the Fourteen cash bonuses In addition could bo begun, but it was decided o the liberal commissions on every awards at the end. Councilman James C. Auchlncloss, ceived four commencement awards. owest of four submitted. A con- Don't hesitate. Entering the drive that It would bo better for the re- chairman of the police committee, tract for graveling Locust avenue iUbscription secured are offered those ceiver to borrow from tho RFC" to They were $10, donated by John Gaul need not Interfere with one's preaent laid the new ordinance did not con- for tho highest average In theand Marion street was awarded to Arranging To ho prove to be the moet successful pay a good-sized dividend at once. ubscription solicitors during the occupation. It can be worked entire- Accordingly, arrangements were Bin any provision t<\curtail howling academic department; $10, donated by William Mears, Inc., of Rumson, ly in one's spare time. 'The work will of dogs at night. He had been ad- the Monmouth Ccunty Orirauaatlon whose bid of $1,023.75 waa the low- lext few weeks. Here's a list of the made to pay a dividend of 35 per cent Entertain 500 At :ash awards: be easy and pleasant—securing cash early In 1984. It was ready to bevised, ho said, by tho borough at- for Social Service in an essay con- est of three submitted. subscrlptiona from one's friends and paid at that time, but Its disburse- torney that such provision was not test; $5, donated by Rev. John E. An ordinance for the dredging of First bonus—$400 in cash. neighbors. No one Is required to se* ment waa delayed by the attempt necessary, aa there are lawn on the Murray of Rumson for the outstand- Shrewsbury river for a dlsance of Shipwreck Party Second bonus—$200 in caBh. cure any certain number of points or madn to organize a new bank. It Is statute bookB giving the police the ing dramatic art student), and $6, do- about TOO feet in front of the mu- Third bonus—$100 in caah. credits on cash subscriptions. One pointed out that the comptroller's power to deal with any such nuisance. nated by John Giblon for the high- nicipal docks at the foot of Wharf Fair Haven Yacht Club Finds It Fourth bonus—$50 in cash. may secure a big cash bonus by only office should receive credit for Its co- Councilman James P. Bruce, in re- est latin average in the senior class. avenue and near the Monmouth Boat Ten cash buiiuses of $20 each to tho a little spare time work. An hour a operation in thus making a more porting the arrival of thetnew bor- Other awards, their donors and :lub was introduced by Councilman Necessary to Expand Plans for cxt ten highest. day will bring big pay. substantial payment than Is usually ough ambulance, aaid the borough winners were $5 for eeco'nd highest Joseph Irwln of the docks and water- Event July 3 at Molly Pitcher And under the Register's liberal If you are fifteen years of age or made by closed banks In tho form should he proud of the ambulance. average in the academic department, ways committee and passed the first ilan every one entering tho cam- over turn to the big announcement IS of a first dividend. He praised Councilman Robert G. Rev. Dr. John B. McCloakey, won by reading. The section will be dredged Hotel. .iaign is to retain 20 per cent com- this issue and mall, send or bring In This second loan from the RFC Ilsley, whom he said, was the prime Edward J. Harbison; $5 for highest for between 150 and 200 feet out to mission on alt collections on both an entrance coupon immediately. O* had to be paid before another divi- mover in obtaining the ambulanco average In the commercial depart- a channel now being dredged by the When the FairnHavcn Yacht club lew and renewal subscriptions. These you may telephone the Campaign De- dend'could be accumulated. Accord- and who offered valuable advice and ment, John J. Qulnn, won by Mlsa government. The cost Is not to ex-planned its "Shipwreck Party'' for lommissions are in addition to the partment to enter your name and « ing to those familiar with the condi- aid In ita aelectlon. Upon Mr. Bruco'a Martha O'Sage; $5 for second highest ceed $6,500. Bids will be advertised the night of July ,3 at the Molly :ash boituses and will not be deducted representative will call and furnish tion of the bank that-time has nearly recommendation tho council gave a average in tho commercial depart- for and will be opened if the ordi- Pitcher hotel, the organization's en- Tom the bonuses at the end of thefull details. arrived, and Mr. Ailing had It Invote of thanka to Mr. Ilsley. ment, Thomas J.Hfj^ey, won by Mary nance passes two more readings. tertainment committee which voted :ampaign. l'ointe Will Count mind to pay a email second dividend Mr. Bruce aaked Mr. Auchinclosa Hemschoot; $5 for^iliool eplrit, Rev. Mr. Irwin said that there was less to throw its first social event of the Heretofore The Register has All who enter will have, an equal some time this year If the depart- to submit tho names of members of John Burke of Keyport, won by Jus- than a foot of water at times in sec- summer open to non-members, an- andled its new subscriptions and re- chance. No one person will have) ment approved. Thcso observations the police department as drivers of tin Spcncc; $5 for athletics, Rev. John tions in front of the municipal docks ticipated a gathering of about lOf newals directly at its office by Itsmore of an advantage than another. of Mr. Ailing are confirmed by vari- the ambulanco and Mr. Auchinclosa Farrell of Highlands, won by Joseph and he pointed out that it was of couples. own staff of regular employees. Thla All who enter may do so with th« , ous interested persons who have kept replied that he would do so at the irause; $5 for highest average in the little advantage to have a deep chan- It seems, however, that the idea ol time It deviates from its usual plan MRS. THERESA MCCLINTOCK. assurance that they will get a oquar» informed on tho situation. Pointing next meeting. Walter Neuhauser, Junior class, Rev. William McConnell, nel in the center of the river if boata being "marooned" on the eve of thi by employing a professional cam- deal'ln every sense of the word, anc| out that the Broad Street bank was custodian of tho borough hall, will New Monmouth, won by Miss Eliza- were not able to get from the chan- glorious Fourth is a fascinating oni paign manager to handle all of the there will be no favoritism or pa»« closed nearly two years after others havo charge of the care and main- Six members of tho organization beth Cotter; $5 for second highest nel to the docks. •were selected to serve on the ad- and inquiries from groups of peopli many details of the campaign during tiality at any time during the drlvsi, In the shore section of Monmouth tonance of the ambulance. average In the junior class, Court St. Highland avenue at Towerhill Park In Rumson, Sea Bright, Long Brancr thia eight weeks' period. This will county had been put In tho hands of visory board, which also includeathe A decreasing point schedule will bs> Mr. Ilsley reported it would be James, No. 9B9, Catholic Daughters was deeded to the borough. and Asbury Park have indicated thai permit The Register staff to keep used, and every dollar ttirnea In oa receivers they say that Its record of impractical to convert the old am- four offlccra. They aro Mrs. J. Dan- of America, won by Joseph SIcffert; Councilman Thomas M. Gopsill an- dividend payments, when considered iel Tuller of Red Dank, Mrs. Stewart the "wrecking" will have to be on right on the Job getting regularly for cash subscrlptiona during the first bulanoo Into a dump truck for UBO $5 for highest averago fn the sopho- nounced that the relief coat to the a much larger scale than was orig- The Register readers more columns four weeks of the drlvo will count on a time basis, is good. upon the school grading job,, and VanVliet of Shrewsbury, Mra. Mar- more class, Rev. Nicholas Soriano, borough for the first two weeks in Jorle Morris of Long Branch, Mra. inally foreseen. Thn committee head of local news than appears in anyconsiderably more than if turned 1» Asked a3 to tho ultimate liquida- that it would be necessary to pro- won by George Morvan-; $5 for sec- June were $849.26 and that there were ed by Frank W. Bailey is now busy other Monmouth county newspaper at any later date. There will be a big tion, Mr. Ailing said that he could cure a_ truck for this job. Council- John E. Bailly of Oceanport, Mrs. ond highest averago in th,e sophomore 222 pensons on the relief rolls. Edith R. Stah] of Shrewsbury and on arangements for playing host t circulating in Tho Register's terri- advantage In getting an early start. not exprcsB any definite opinion on man Lewis T. Wilson said the board class, Kenneth H. McQueen, won by Exempt firemen's certificates were about 500 "castaways." tory. The campaign manager will tm that scoro as It was considered un- of education was contemplating buy- Miss Ruby E. Hartcorn of Atlantic Miss Margaret O'Sage; $5 for high- given Daniel Hopkins, Jr., of Union Highlands. The Molly Pitcher's big ballroom The Register has engaged the ser- found at campaign headquarters In ethical by the department, but he ng a truck, est average In the freshman class, Hose company and Ralph Jobes of will be especially decorated for th( the office of The Register in H«d would state that all things consid- Mrs. Emily Taylor, retiring presi- Rev. Michael H. Callahan of Atlantic Westside Hose company. ices of J. S. Lackey, who has handled Mr. Auchlncloss reported that a occasion, and Bruce Cobb and hi!subscription campaigns for many of Bank. Office houra will be from 8:8© ered ho thought that liquidation had one-day liquor llcenso had been dent of the society, gave a report of Highlands, won by John Rohrey; $5 The meeting was adjourned until shown the bank to have been put In Colonels, who aro going marine foi the newspaper's in New Jeraey and a. m. until 5:30 p. m. daily and on« granted for the Rumson dog show the organization's activities during for second highest average in theMonday night when a hearing will may call any time during those hours) Its present position by circumstances tho past year and thanked the mem- the party, are brushing up on the Pennsylvania and who has such aa Saturday, June'27. freshman class, Frank McKean, won be held on liquor license applications. latest swing tunes. Madame Julia for information or supplies. and perhaps by over-confidence. He bers for the cooperation given her by Mlsa Sarah Power. enviable reputation that he has even A potltion signed by George Ma- Jones, soprano, whose voice Is well conducted two or more campaigns for Give the campaign a trial. Do not points out that prior to tho depres- during her tenure of oflloe. Baseball letters were awarded to sion tho shofe reBorts hod all en- hon, Edward Schadc, O, S. Prongcr known to radio audiences, will sln£ he same newspaper, to take charge pass up tills opportunity to, earn dally and 'William Smith, asked that a W. A. Goldsworthy, conductor of Manager Gerard Sloyan, Assistant Art Colony In of the sea. So will Christina and pay and secure a big cash award for Joyed remarkable prosperity 28 to 80 the choral for the past year, will )f this campaign. houseboat owned' by Grandin John- Manager John Gaul, and William Douglas Brooks. The campaign is open to anyone only a few week's spare time work. years, in fact they had never had a again direct the organization next Little, George Grauae, Lawrence Far- Berlous set back. This, in the opin- son be ordered moved, as It was an- Middletown Twp. "Shipwreck Island," which will be ^fifteen years old or over) living In One cannot tell what ono can do un- chored In the channel in front of year upon his return from Norway, ley, Fred Johnson, Walter Turnler, til an effort ia made. Send in an en- ion of many conversant with tho where he is to give a series of organ set in the center of the ballroom, Is his section. It is not necessary for facts, had resulted In unwarranted their properties and was a hindrance Edward Danowitz, August Sehweers, already under construction, and the ane to be a subscriber to The Reg- trance coupon today. Dont delay. and menace to boats going to and conceits. He will be tendered a bon John Mulvihill, William Copperth- Summer School for Children In- Do it today. optimism and Inflated values which voyage party by the choral when he value of the pirate's hoard of silver ster to bo eligible to enter. Ho ob- had to crumple when the whole from the ahore. Tho complaint wns waite, William Wtchmann, John Kon-1 terested in Painting, Dancing, dollars to be buried on it has been country wont on a cash basis. referred to the police committee with sails tho latter part of this month. owltz, Edward McKenna, Raymond *' Dorothy Gravatt WInterstella will etc., to Open Soon—Miss M. Increased because of the keen In- power to act. Bohn and George Coughlin, terest shown in the affair. Mailmen's Auxiliary- Legion Auxiliary "Let me express my appreciation George Knobol, Bon of Mrs. Knobel, again servo as the choral's piano ac- A complete list of the graduates Iris Pape Director. of Red Bank," said Mr. Ailing In his companist. This treasure -will become the prop- owner of property on Maplewood appeared in last week's Register. erty of someone present, but the talk with tho Register reporter. "As Miss Gladys Shropshire, founder of The Children's colony in Middle- Planning Excursion Annual Picnict a community and a place to live both avenue, asked that tho road, be own has postponed its opening in holder of the lucky ticket will have raised. Ho said there wero a num- the choral, expressed her apprecia- to dig for tho coins after finding the A picnio will be held by Shrews- my family and I havo enjoyed It and tion io tho members for their co- order to await the closing of all The Red Bank branch of the tho many agreeable acquaintances we ber of homes on the street and that Press Club Meeting schools in Monmouth county. Miss spot on the island where the boar'i Ladies' auxiliary of the National As- ury Unit No. 168, auxiliary of thsi the borough should take care of the operation during the year and ex- is buried, with the help of a map and American Legion post at Red Bank, have made. "And," he added, to tended an invitation to thetn to be Abbie Strickland, supervisor of arts sociation of Letter Carriers met Tu£B- demonstrate the sincerity of this last street. Mr. Knobol waa told that At Asbury Park ,n the Red Bank public schools, has a measuring stick. All the other day night at the home of Mrs. Rob- n Saturday afternoon for the chll- MaplowoDd avenuo is still a private her guosts at a beach party to be "victims" of the shipwreck will stand Iren who sold poppies recently for Btatcmont wo shall tarry a while dur- held In July at the Sea Bright bath- conferred with Miss M. Iris Pappe, ert Goode of St. Nicholas place. ing the summer. road and that no request had been The Monmouth County Press club by to watch tho amusing and profit- Plans were made for a boat excur- he benefit of tho Unit's welfare fund. ing pavilion. will hold a midsummer get-together director of the colony, and both have mode- to tako It over for public use. expressed the desire to aid children able performance. sion to be held on July 26, when the The affair will bo held at the camp. "Boforo you leave," he said to the Ho waa Informed that boforo tho dinner at the Monterey hotel, Asbury reporter, "I should like to bespeak n continuing an interest in creative Before the end oC the week th organization .will celebrate Its first Tall Beeches," at Tlnton Falls, borough could accept tho street It CAT WONT STAY HOME. Park, Monday night, Juno 22. Dinner flag officers and members of some anniversary. iwned by Mra. Edith Smith, a mem- for my successor, Robert Sherwood will be served at 7 o'clock. D. Howard work which has been kindled in ber of tho auxiliary. Thla picnic has the samo consideration that has been muat bo put Into condition aatlafac- school. 75 yacht clubs In this section of th Present at the meeting were ilrs. tory to tho borough. He was also in- Moreau, publisher of the Hunterdon lecomo an annual affair and Is given me. Ho and I wore for a time Di-iu-im Grlggs Having More Trouble Among the children who have al- coaat will receive cards entitling hrthur Slattery, Mrs. Melvln Stout, co-oflteers of the Irving Trust com- formed that if tho road Is raised, a With His Live Stock. County Democrat, will give a talk them to the courtesies of the Fai ooked forward to eagerly by those on "Business Management Makes a ready enrolled in the colony are Eve- Miss Bertha Lewis, Mrs. Mortimer who take part in the poppy Bale. pany In Now York. Therefore, wo number of bungalows would bo be- Haven organization, and it seem VanSauter, Mrs. Robert Goode and low tho atrcot grade. Dcncon James K. Griggs of NewNewspaper." Thomag Irving Brown, lyn Arend, Lillian Dillon, Norman Ol- A bus for tho transportation of the are not strangero. I am euro ho will son, Samuol Harvey, Betey Hall, likely that members of several oJ Mm. Walter Noble. co-operate with all of those who are In a letter to tho council Dr. Nor- Monmouth la again having "a tlmo" publisher of The ned Dank Register, these chiba will drop anchor in th hildren will leave ths Rod Bank wilh his live stock. Last summer one Elma VanBrunt, Sylvia Oh] and Ann atlll Indebted to tho bank to assist in man E. Titus complained of tho con- wilt speak on "Libel." Shrewsbury river on July 3 and help TEN-YEAR PERFECT RECORD. railroad station promptly at 2 p. m, f of his cows got intoxicated from eat- Mlnton. After arriving at the camp games their liquidation BO that all doposl- dition of Butlonwood lane and aaked A report will be given on a change Ono of the important arts taught tho local yachtsmen and their friend! tors will recelvo every cent lhat la that tho road bo resurfaced. Lewis ing apples and made a "spectacle" of In the by-laws of tho New Jersey celebrnte tho holiday. will be played and a peanut hunt will hci-aelf. On another occaaion his pigs In the colony is painting. The work Donald C. Hembling Leaves High possible." T. Wilson, chairman of the rond Press association. Dancers In the standard forma School With This Achievement. :ake placo. Refreshments will ba got loose on a Sunday morning and is done out of doors except on rainy served and an enjoyable afternoon Is Mr. Ailing called attention to thecommittee, explained that Button- days when the students paint In the and informal landlubber ensemble! wood lano ia Included in the road" he was hurriedly summoned from Donald Charles HcmbUng, son of anticipated If tho Weathor Man be- fact that reports about tho bank hav- church to drive them buck Into the GETS HIS DEGREE. Baptist church chnpcl, which the di- will be welcomed, but the oitler o: Mr. nnd Mro. Charloa Hombllng of Ing been sold were premature. An to bo Improved with funds from the the day is some sort of costume suit- aves. sty. Now he has a cat with four rectors of the colony feel Is a fine •Shrewsbury avenue, graduated from Mrs. Thomns Mead, president of . offer of $70,000 has been made for tho atnto but up to tho prcaent time nn William D. Suyre, Jr. Now a Bachelor environment for the development of able to the mishap of shipwreck he Red Bank high school last week. funds havo beon received. Mr. Wil- kittens which infllBta on mothering tho auxiliary, Is In charge of the af- proporty and It Is rocelvlng consid- hrr young in Martin Casaerly's barn. Of Arts from Dartmouth. tho beautiful in art. Prizes will be awarded for the most Ho has a perfect school attendance eration, Anyone ready to Improvo son aald Buttonwood lano would bo original out litK--and the sky is th fair. Mrs. Mead underwent a tonsil Tho Itlltens were born there. Four William D. Sayre, 'Jr., son of Dr. The children paint on easels and ecord for the past ten years, al- operation last woek and la slowly re- on thin price Btlll hna opportunity to tho first Btioot to bo leaurfaccd aa mold clay on modeling tables under limit. though no mention of this was made submit an offer to tho rccolvor. soon aa tho monoy is available. tlmffl Mr. Grlggs carried the kittens William D. Sayre of Miiple avenue, covering at the homo of her mother to hl« farm only to have tho mother waa among tho 4R0 seniors who ro- tho trees. One period In each morn- it the graduation exercises. While rt River Plaza. She expects to hs "But," added Mr. Ailing, "tho de Tho council paid to tho board of tnniMport then back ono at) a time ing is Riven over to indoor activities, Neighborhood Garden t'luli. making this record, Donald haa been posltors and other creditors of tho celved tho degree of Imcholor of arta sufficiently improved to attend ths education $2,835, the balanco duo thu to their birthplace. Between tho two Monday morning at the 167th com- which include t;ip dancing instruction The Nr-lghhorhood garden club o: a member of tho school orchestra picnio Saturday afternoon. hank should hour thia In mind board for tho fiscal year 1935-1036,properties Is quite a spnee and a road by Pat Vaccarclll and rhythms taught ind the band, as well as being a Whatever action a receiver tnkes ii mencement of Dartmouth college in Red Bunk will meet nt the home o which enda Juno 30. Receipts of which la largely used, but the mother Hanover, New HnmpBhlio. once a week by Miss Marion Garfeld. Mrs. II. S. Hattin, Battln road, Fai member of a private musical organi- will he for the best IntircMtH nf the (305,33 were reported by tho clerk's Tho colony maintalnn tho tight to zation which has made public ap- Open New Service Building. depositors and will result In refund- tninBfermd her offspring without in- Mr. Sayre, who in a graduate "of Haven, next Monday afternoon at 2:3' oftlce. A. F. Zorr, relief director, re- jury I" herself or her bablen. retain drawings and paintings made o'clock. Each member is to brin; pearances at various places. Anson Rlcheal and John Qulglty, ing to them tho largest amount pos ported ten families on relief at a tho Red Bank high school, la a stud- At ono timo Donald sold mngazlnes ent In the Dartmouth Medical school. by Its students for exhibitions at An- flower:! iiml conhilnerfi to be judgec proprietors of tho Atlantlo Whltt Bible. The nnlo of tho building wll cost of $72 for the past two wer-kn. bury Park, Newark and New York. ind had a largo number of customers contribute to this end." I,IMI« Silver Church Supper. He is a member of Alpha Kappa by momboi-.s for jirningpmrnt. Thpr< Flash servicB station at Maple »v«- Fourteen men aro working on the They will be returned next tipring to will be n small prize. Kloctkm of ol whom ho supplied with their favorite nuo and Monmnuih atreet, have A number of depositors have school Job. Kappa fraternity and also of the Ocr. The Ladles' Aid society of the Llt- man club. tho artists. Winning pictures, with flcern will be held. periodical. Kor the piiat two yeara opened a now service building; for signed papers to the effect that the; Application for an exompt fire- tln Silver MothodlBt church will hold tho awards they won, are on exhi- ho has been working sparo timed In car groaning, lubrication, washing are willing to have the properly sold man's cortlflcaU for John O. Ander- a covered dish supper Wednesday the olllco of Quinn, Parsons & Dore- Bont Club Dunce. bition at tho (lift shop on Linden Mammoth Circus. and polishing. Joseph Vandcrwotlmj at the prlco mentioned. Most of thi son, Jr., a number of Uumoon lire evening. June 24, at 0 o'clock In thn place. mus, a firm of well-known Red Bank offices In the building nre not rented Tho Players' Boat club of Fair Ha- The Ijiillcii' auxiliary of tho Weal lawyers. ill havo Chilian. Tho building* Is company, was referred to the fire church hull. The committee consist Thofio Include work done by MIHS fireproof unit accornmodfttea twa The number of" unoccupied ofllcei commlttoo. The flic compnny ap- of Mi8. John McNally, Mrs. John ven will hold lta usual Saturday night .lano Chllds of Atlantic Highlands wide Y. M. C. A. In co-operation wit wsa recently greatly Increased when dance Juno 20 for memhem and the Y ill hold a Yout cara. The station ha« been opun two proved tho application at lta loat Mnorn and Mlsa Florence Campbell, and Mlso Hetty Osbuurnc of New To Talk on Philip Freneau. years and the now norvlce wna i the Emergency Relief Administra- meeting, gue«t«. A meeting of the cluh mem- Mammnlh (Ilrciia of America nex tion ceased to function. Tho cost of York. Mlsa Chlidii has done aome fine Dr. Victor Hugo Paltslta of tho in annwer to popuiar demand. Money to Lend bers will be held toiilRht. work In lithograph, chalk, charconl Thm-nday night nt the Weatslde Y paying tnxen and maintaining, the Thcro will bn a ntrcet purado nt New York public library will speak 1'orch Rhadea and (Jllilcrs. on first mortgage on Improved prop, and Bopla. Minn Onbournc exceln in before thn Monmouth County His- building on thn present hauls In abnu' Bamboo porch Bhadcn, 0 feet, 11.80; erllcs In good condition. Prompt ac- Oil Cook Stove* rrlncU nml tiie circus will Mart HIiftdrR ond IJnoUum. $5,000 moro tlian the Income. Mr, fashion drawing. Until have had torical association at their builillnir We specialize In furnlihlng aludst Viidor poreh shades, (I tovt, ffl.00; tion. Allnlro & Bon Agency, Inc., 38 Thn Pm-feotion line; three-burner their work uliown at Anbury Pm-Jt 8:30. .Sherwood began hln duties an rccclv- glide™, $10.00, $16.00 and $20.00. Rob- Monmmith street, Red Bank.—Ad- Ivanhoo Puritan $15.00; three-burner Hi Krcchuld next Thurmlay after- and llimliMini to order, Kutlmttn nr of the bank Saturday. ert Hance A Bona, Inc., 10 Broad vertisement. P«rfection high power $23.M; llvo- and New York. Dor Sale, noon, Junn *f>, at 4 o'clock. He will furnished free. Small or lart* Jnbf fltreot, phono Red Hank 5.—Advertlao- burner Ivanhoo range $43.20. Hob- An olllco la maintained by Hie col- Hnda water, all flavors, Cllcquo tnllt on "I'hllip Freneau, Patriot anil taken cure of promptly. Hob«rt Mr. Ailing hnn mndo no pinna ai mont. I'nrm Muting. Wanted. only at 8 Drumtnond place, where I'oet of tho American Revolution Hunco tk Horn. Inn., 10 Uroad strwt, to his com-flo after ho leaves Rci ert Hanco A Honn, Inc., 10 Broad Club, bevortiKca, IClchler'a beer an phono rtril Ilnnk 0, ~Adv«rttl«m«nfc. demand foorr proppropertiee s of 66street, phono Reil Diink fi. -Atlvor- Ml«n Pupue mny 1>P readied dnlly be- other brands; also distilled water ar nnd of I ho Wai- of 1812." Tho pub- Hank. Ho owns the Ailing home To Whom It Mny Concern, to M iicrrs witithh or r wwithouiiththoutt buildingsbild , tloemont. tween 11 and ^ o'clock In tlie after- Whlto Itock. Mnnjamln II. Crate, ntead farm In Dutches* county, New Tho peraon who came In contact lic ii Invlti'il and there will be -... ti'm^m. ::i,i I InrcnI r ffarms. Bond fullll particuti - _—..-^.«^.., „. noon. North llrldgn avenue. Rod Dan Minnll lulmlfinlon fca for non-mem- York, and ho may mnvo thorn. Hi with car on Cooper's bridge on flat- lars to Allnlro & Hnn Agenoy, Inc. H«nus Money—lluy n Home. ohonn MH!V—Advertisement Any m»lio ol««n«d, oll«d *i '•mi hln ffirnllv rmldr at I.e.* Tier tiidny night 11:00 p. m., plrnao got Ill MiMinouth atrent. Red Bank.—Ad- Tin' staff of tin* culiniy ahio !n- biM-ii. Juntml, now roller Inolu Foreclosure unlo of m*vcn-n>om cludoa Mliis-Marlon Hoffman, grnil- trude urmi-tmonta, Broad strop! am In touch with 11. Stockton, 20 Fourth vortl.iomrnt. house on Catherine si rent; $2,000, ITrr-n ships nnd boroughs by tho last legis- lature to afford work in various parts of tho state. The $3,938 savins is to _ _be_ effected m_tho construction of the "CroalrriiiHge^IIorncTstoWirT'oad In Upper. Freehold township, Mon- mouth county, at a price of $11,357, THE REXALL DRUG STORES and will give 200 man weekB of em- ployment. A total of 650 rnan weeks of work will be represented in the recon- Wm. rowell—Jean Arthur 60 BROAD ST., PHONE 1444 RED BANK struction of various roads by the I Monmouth county freeholders at a ship, Burlington county, and the sur- Aspirin 1.00 Ironized Yeast ...... 71c FRAMED IN BOOK MOUNT face treatment of East Freehold 70c Kruschen Salts ...... 39c SANDWICH road, Freehold township, Monmouth TOASTER county. Under an agreement to u« Tablets 1.50 Fellow's Syrup Hypo- This Certificate Worth $1.00-Cut it Out and Save a minimum of 40 per cent for labor phosphites ...... 98c A O oi D 0 Swodeshnrn, Glmirpctpr rnunty, was 75c Bellani 49c authorized to expend ?3,f>S5 on locaJ 19c 1.00Haley's M. O. ;...... 67c street Improvements. 1.19 In the elimination of the 23. L. & 75c Doan's Pills 49c How to Get Your Enlargement R«lect >nr •!•» maplhot and MAIL IT WITH THIS CER- W. grade crossing at Berkeley 30c Edward's Olive Tabs. . 20c TIFICATE end e Ubili (rom U) of tbe FliifiUff Qunlltr Heights, Vnion arid Morris counties, 30c Fleets Phojpho Soda . 20c Food Prodnotc. •which is being done "with money sup- BEDSIDE Stail ih« nttntln If Boulbliv—It mnfccn clf»rrr enlH»o- 50c Cuticura Ointment ... 37c ment—bat BDr nhotogniph will bp exp«rtly enlarged. plied by the Federal groveratnent to Your orlflnal will be returned OQharmed In from 10 to It lessen unemployment in Xew Jersey, TRAY Utility Box r with roar Photo Enlargement. Encloee only £Se I>f«l Fitter to prevent lo« Tomato Juico its tangy, delicious taste. Start tbe day tlquity urn followed in 'lie (ICHIKU of JuxUpo.'iHlon of nlntc roof nnd ntnnt from falling out. 2-Lb. Tin right with thin elonn house nt Chnrlolienvlllo, WIlllH. VOUP Cliolco of Itmui or Grwn A jointly, uniiMiml hi hnuiicn of Dili Electric Va. nlzc, Ihoiijihl fully h' provided hy Mil National Dairy Lg. ZU oz. It« chief ohnrm Urn In Itn ndnptlon ton ],. (lllci:, the iirrhlli'H. Klln Hair Dryer of natlvn matcnate and careful pro- mentally the (ICRIRII lit n fltnndnrc! 49c Malted Milk Ccns portion*, for lt» Blze. pnivnntfl nny nmnll litiHBc plnn with thp nddttlon o 2 23 •Xttmsive u»n of applied oriinmcn- n. hentr-r loom nnrl KfirnKn. WITH THIS COUPON Chocolate Flavor Utlon. Thn lintine. In ono of a (rroup o] Mudn In U. R. A. This (tflmt>ro! rnuf not only nddn munil rrsliicnnofi chosen by "Tho Ar- SriK)TAI,I.Y FtagttafJ Food Product$ aro told by all nmi'h to the living apnre on tlin c- rhltcriiiiHI Ffinim" nnd cost slightly PIUCE1) onrt floor, but contributes to an at- lena tlian 5.5,000. 49c linked Service Grocert and other reliable indmendent grocery, Horei and. mwkeU, RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1936. Pane Three i 4-H Club Story to cards at Gilderileeve's restaurant on !oward Erdman and Robert Erd- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle T. Dawe and cial science Instructor in Matawan Attention ! the highway. At bridge Mrs. John n. daughter of Mctuchen were guests high school, returned as graduation Tansey, Jr., was high and Mrs. Mlsies May Monahan and Kathryn of the former's mother, Mrs. Alice speaker Wednesday night to the Christian Science Be Heard on Radio Raphael C. Devlin second. 'ostello attended the University of Dawe, Friday. grammar school at Spring Lake, Brookfield Inn Horse Owners Mrs. D. Halllday and daughter Tewark commencement exercises at A photograph of Mr. and Mrs. from which he was graduated IB S. STKAU8S, Mgr. Reading Room The »tory of th« National 4-H club Jorothy spent the week-end at New lie Mosque theater at Newark on Cyrus Knecht's daughter Is being years ago. Home Cooking THINK A LOW- Radio Service, U. S. Department o elght-pleco orchestra of Rahway. Agriculture, will interview state ex- About 300 attended. [COST TIRE COULD tension leaders and 4-H club mem bers on the theme, "Young Rura Mr. and MrB. William H. Tichenor America Faces the Future. " were overnight guests Wednesday of PACK SO MANY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrlck of New Introductions will be made by Miss York. In the evening they attended HIGH-PRICED Madge J. Roesc, Extension Service, the performance of "On Your Toes." U. S. Department of Agriculture, The final meeting of the year ol These two broadcasts will go out ove LTIRE FEATURES. a network of 51 radio stations asso- the Matawan W. C. T. U., including ciated with .the National Broadcast- the all-day picnic, was held Wedne: Ing company. The programs have day at the home of Mrs. George Stil- been arranged by the U. S. Depart- well of Wilson avenue, Freneau. Af- ment of Agriculture in co-operation ter partaking of a well-prepared with the extension Bervlces of th luncheon, which Mrs. W. H. Dlggin state agricultural colleges. usually arranges, MrB. Heilman pre- sided afthe business meeting. A re- port of the golden anniversary tha Matawan. was held at Red Bank the prevlou month was given, In which the his (Th« Rei Bank Register cftn b« bough' torlcal growth of the organization in In MaUwan ftom M. ,J, O'Connvl. 124 Monmouth county was fully covered. Main itr«et and J. b J. Taiilnl.) The five points Wlllard centenary Mrs. Joseph Baler of Jackson plan was presented and explained, AA QUALITY street entertained Saturday evenin and a collection was taken, A vot with two tables of contract bridge of thanks was tendered the hostes "DOUBLE-CURED" Mrs. Ralph Herrlck was high for th< at the close of the meeting. ladles and Frank Connor for thi Miss Dorothy Tansey, younger OUflUTV Plus men. The guests Included Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tan- 1S.4KI. In. of » 100% full. MrB. Frank Connor, Mr. and Mrs sey of Valley drive, was given a 1•trea•trippind rubbeg ther "• Boating conta SEIDLITZ n»dt E Bead wire Ralph Herrick and Mr. and Mra birthday dinner at the home of her William H. Tichenor. 71.47 llne.r •**t onills aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- • trength of The Victory dinner given at th 2• In. of non- 270,000 It*. as Welstead, at their cabin at Bud •kid contact t Magnolia Inn Saturday evening b; lako on Sunday. Miss Tansey's guest: ,Kull-.l**:d aXt ££ Scientific an- POWDERS the Organisation Democrats of Mat were Mrs. John Tansey, Sr., Ml: 3• chamber "•ti-iltid tread awan, was attended by 125. PRICE SPECIALS Marguerite Tansey, Mr. and Mrs, f5.35x18—other alxea in proportion. Mrs. William Craig .entertained o Thomas Welstead, Mr. and Mrs. Joh Large Box of 10 Monday afternoon at her home wlti Tansey, Jr., and Elizabeth Tansey. a luncheon and bridge. Mrs. Joscp] Mr. and Mrs. Harrison G. Travl: Baler held high Bcore and Mrs. Harr; left Memorial day by automobile fo AND LOOK AT THE PRICE Kahn second. Scattlo, Washington. From there IPANA LISTiEmNE Si 45c Mrs. Leroy Borger, Mrs. John Tan they will take a boat to Alaska and Bey, Jr., Mrs. Raphael C. Devlin ant spend some time there, returning tc AS LOW AS daughters Jean and Peggy wer> Matawan In August. During thel luncheon guests of Mrs. Carletoi absence Mrs. Paul Roche, aunt Warwick of Deal on Wednesday. Mrs. Travis, will take care of thi ASPIRIN TABS GRIFFIN Frank H. Conover of Maplowood two Travis children. son of Mrs. Carrie Conover, returned Mrs. Richard Erdman, Jr., o 4.40x21 last week from a business trip whicl Lyndhurat entertained at a familj c Included Wlnncpeg, Canada, and Al dinner party In honor of her hus A Here's the tire that lanta, Georgia. Mr. Conover en- band, who celebrated his birthday GILLETTE BLADES PEROXIDE PINT proves you don't need to joyed a game of golf In each section Thursday. GuestB included Mr. are pay fancy prices in order to The Wednesday afternoon dessert- Mrs. Richard Erdman, Sr., Mr. an get high-priced tire features. bridge club had dinner and pluye Mrs. William R. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Cleansing For Goodrich Cavalier Tires—even though they are low in cost—are AA TISSUES quality,''double-cured" and JUMBO VALUES built with many other fea- 5OO SHEETS tures you expect to find only in tires that cost more. And Always Lowest Prices because they're "double- cured," Cavaliers are tough r all the way through. Dad's Day is a day you mustn't forget! Give him FREEZONE & 21c J. & J. TALC'S 12c Palmolive gifts that are useful and gifts that he can wear That's why they give you T more mileage and stand up immediately, for summer comfort )CALOX PO°W° « 29cFletcher's castorta"-ffi 19c SAL HEPAT1CA S *4c under hard service. Yet, just think, they cost no more Here's a new white leather that than ordinary "single- is easily cleaned. Just the thing *7cEN3S SALTS a- 56c MIDOL *>«— 13c cured" tires. for cool, smart everyday wear. ^ STYPTIC PENCIL FEENAMINT ,is» 13c UNGUENTINE ,?« 29c ACT QUICK NurutBush VITALIS !S r MUM 37c 8 7 Rubbing syos4.40 X 21* 4.7S X 10 ALCOHOL 4.so x ao PINT $•735* S7i 4.50x21 S.2SX18 6c TrlocB Bqhjmt 10 Charja TOlhoqt Notice MM t2 ot.

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Shot* of Distinction. 18 Broad Street, Red Bank FoUr RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18, 1986. Highlands. a railroad employees' outing to Her Dr. A. Roaenlhal first vice president, 4UnfOM BKtCrlMaW, Campaign Cruise shey, Pennsylvania, on Butuntay Donald Whltoomb second vice pr«il- OOUNUIAOB Al LAW. (Thi R.d Bank BtgUttr o»n b. bouhi Robert Liming, Jr., son of Mr, and deot, John U. Plltsbury s«or*t»ry, D. la Hlihla-nda from I OtatDipin, Mr Mrs. Robert Liming of West Long A, Caniao treasurer, Samuel Idausner Mulltor, Btdlt'. dnv .tow and ft QUINN, t>AB8OM8 * DOHEJtm Initial Event Of Branch, formerly of Highlands, w*< lloh tamer, Earle B. Snyder tall OOONSBLbOW -*T LAW, Stam.n). graduated- last night from the Star twister and Andrew Rlohard and SCHULTE—UNITED John Tha Highlands unit of the Nations of Sea academy at Long Branch. T lhtotlor« u ffti Victory Program William H. Orth directors. iaj P. Donmiu Union (or Social Justice will hold . Fred Mohr and Vincent Brown aro Mite boxes were turned In at the combination pinochle, bridge, bunc home for the summer vacation from monthly meeting of tha Women's Affiliated Young Republicans of and bingo party on Tuesday evening, Panzer college at East Orange. Both Missionary society of the Methodlat DR. L. W. CARLBON June 23, at 8 o'clock, ln the Freder- distinguished themselves In athletics church Tueaday. A covered dlah SITBOSON uumorouisr GIVES YOU A BONUS Monmouth County to Have ick building on Bay avenue. Th :) during their freshman year and were lunoheon was served. BOOT AILMENT8 tournament game* are pinochle, given high ratings by the college. Moonlight Sail Up Uw Hudson MIM Janice Smith, daughter of Mr. Offlca Heurai D«ll» 10 «. m. to « p. BE. bridge andKbunco, and at the end o; Revoe Matthews Is home for the and Mri. J. Howard Smith, was grad- IN THESE Next Wednesday. •lx months/three prizes of J3 each summer from Bob Jones college at E-nalasti TMaadar ud TkanUf, uated last weak from Beaver college. Par .psotntmul Dhont U41 will be ftvrfirdcd for high scores, one lleveland, Tenneasee, Jenklntown, Pennsylvania, and Miss A "campaign cruise" to celebrati prize for each game. Jim Harmon o Mrs. J. S. Hoffman and Miss Dor- May Woodward received her bachel- 00 BBOAJD ST. BED BANK, », i. the pro«pect of a Republican victor; 23 Second street has been authorised othy Mae Hoffman of Brooklyn, are or of science degrse last week from OUTSTANDING VALUES In the fall campaign, will be held b; to distribute the Social Justice news- spending the summer at their home New York university. JOHN E. DAY the Affiliated Voung Republicans o: paper. He will deliver the paper to on Bay avenue. Mr, and Mrs, Travis Monmouth county on the steame: homes ln this brough and others S. Hoffman of Flatbush were week- Funeral Home ' Women's Pure Worsted or Zephyr Culotte SPORT Sandy Hook next Wednesday night, wlahlng a copy may call lor It at his end visitors here. MURDER TRIAL JULY 7. June 24. The steamer will leave At- borne. George V. Brown has added a patio PHONE 332. and Other o his tavern on the corner of Bay Judge J. Edward Knight has des- lantic Highlands pier at 8 o'clock, The committee ln charge of erect 1«1 Broad sb, Bed Bank SLACKS SHORTS sailing up the Hudson, to return Llnd.n PI n,a D»i,kJl)7 nominated Governor Alfred M. Lan- n unsuccessful holdup. Dover, who .98 don of Kansas as the Republican icenea. The committee consists of J Atlantic Highlands. LOANS—IN8URANCE Novelty S. Hoffman, John R. Ahern, Henry la alleged to have been the gun man, COUNTItr HOMES Prealdtntlal nomlnae. The cruise will escapod but was arreated reoently In TIALTER BATHING be Monmouth county's first demon- FehlhsrerrOtto Bete and QrandluV; IThi Red flank Raalat.r can b. bought GEORGE S. ICHANCK, M«r. Sizes ohnton. Atlintlo Ul£hl«nd. from Wulism US, Massachusetts.^ J Untam-JKL Rid B.nkliT Weaves! stration on behalf of Governor Lan- Lemburg and A. Kata.) 34 to 42 TOPS CAPS Thomas Pike, Wlllard Robertson, 1 don and the Republican state and The Alumni association of the At- IVllliam Parker and Louis Parker Newest styles and colors Including county ticket lantic Highlands high school will Jury Commlsloner Charles Miller ave Joined the new national guard popular brassiere effects! Closely rtlllery battery at Red Bank. lave Mrs. Ella Clark, retiring prlnol- knitted to assure form fitting. of Eatontown, criilae chairman, re- al of the grammar school, as guest ports that the sale of tickets is limit- Mljg Marlon Worth, daughter of 19c Mr. and Mrs. Jack Worth, was grad- if honor at the annual reunion and 25. ed to less than the carrying capacity Misses' Bathing Suits ated last week from the New Jer- Inner tonight at Sculthorp's Log NEW HAIR STYLING of the steamer to Insure a comfort- Cabin Inn on the boulevard. You need a new hair styling Pure worsted suits In the able passenger list. More than 1,000 ey College for Women at New smartest styles and colors. Brunswick with the degree of bach- Small barrel banks are being dis- now that warm weather Is here. ickets have already been sold. lor of arts. tributed in the stores and homes of Be In the mode with a John Halter neck and brassiere FISHNET SANDAL 49c Among the Young Republicans' effects. Sizes 80 to SO. A meeting of borough and WPA hla borough and surrounding terrl- A Charles Permanent | guests will bo United Stat«s Senator imclala was held Tuesday afternoon :ory by the first aid squad of At- We will fashion you one to W. Warren Barbour, State Senator elatlve to tho Water Witch bullc- lantio Highlands, under the direction match your personality. Girls' PLAY SUITS Girls' BATHING SUITS SUN SUITS Frank Durand, State Highway Cow iead. So far about 800 feet have if Peter McLaughltn. Donations de- missloner E. Donald Sterner, Free- ieen finished, with about 400 feet oslted In the banks will be used to Trult o» the Ixx>m" Pore Wool, % to 6 Tre. holders Raymond L. Wyckoff, Joseph o be constructed. .ofray the coat of maintaining tho Halter Styles, Mayer and James S. Parkes, County mbulance. The squad Is progress- Pleated Shorts. Best Styles. Clever Styles. Clerk and County Chairman Joseph The Marine bar and gTlll, owned by LA RUE ?apt. Leslie Wheeler, has been reno- ing with preparations for the an- S to 14 Yrs. 7 to 14 Yrs. $1. Assorted Fabrics. McDermott, Judges J. Edward lual fair this summer. 59' 25< wted by Harry Mahler. Capt. Wheel- Knight and Harry Klatsky, Prosecu- who commands the yacht Fega- After having been postponed twice, One Minute Wave tor T. Raymond Bazley and Assist- he treasure hunt for the benefit of ant Prosecutors Edward Juska and u<, spent the winter ln Florida. Mrs. Jennie Parker is confined to Mantell hose company will take Women's and Children's WOMEN'S KNEE HIGH Charles Frankel, Van R. Halsey, lace tomorrow night. The hunt will Edgar I, Vahderveer, Albert B. Her- ier home on Fourth street with 111- No Wires—No Machine—No Discomfort. eso. Mrs. Parker has been a nureo tart from the fire house at 8:15 mann, candidate for congress; Jo- clock. seph Irwln and Assemblyman Haydn lore many years and Is affectionately Proctor, assembly candidates: Mrs. ailed "Aunt Jennie" by young and Mrs. J. Judge and Mrs. A. Cummins A New Machinelesa Wave that is rapidly gaining Emma VanScholck, vice chairman of ild. ill be hostesses at the card party popularity. We are offering it at Special Intro- Anklets the county executive committee; Mayor George W. Hardy, newly- :o be held next Monday afternoon at Mayor Edgar O. Murphy and J. Rus- lected president of the Tri-County two o'clock In the base.rn.ent of the] ductory Prices. Sheer Silk Chiffon ! sell Woolley, candidates for free- Municipal league, presided at last huroh of Our Lady of Perpetual holders and several others. lght's meeting of the organization Help by the Rosary society. Cards nd bunco will be played, and prizes Clear, sheer, snug- Those assisting Mr. Miller on the t the GarSeld-Orant hotel at Long committee are Mrs. Howell Woolley, iranch. Members of the borough ill bo awarded. $5.00 and $7.50 pairs fltttap;. All the Mrs. Christine Hayes, Mrs. Mar|« ouncil attended the meeting. Mrs. Margaret Altaian and son arold of Newark have reopened Other Permanent Wave*—$5.00 & up wanted colors. Cox, Mrs. Joan Smith, Mrs. Mar- The condition of Mrs. Fred Schie- garet Opdyke, Morris Miller, Her- >er, who has been a patient at Mon- heir home on Center avenue. Cradle sole. French bert E. Edwards, Leroy Garrabrandt, mouth Memorial hospital at Long Rev. Philip Dales of Atlantic High- A new shipment. Featuring solid lends, accompanied by his parents, heel and reinforced Benjamin P»n«Vln, Thnmas 8hebe.ll,. ranch the past three weeks, remains ZOX08—the ultimate permanent—$10.00 . , colon with plain and tancy tops. Kenneth Bruce, Edward Boege, Wil- he same. Her daughter, Mrs. John T. and Mrs. WMhur F. nales of and tho mechlneleM Jamsl Ware -J1JS0. sole, sites 8'S to liam Klatsky, Harold Woolley, Dr. ;wlk, l« operating her Grand View Yashlngton, D. C, attended the Soth AD rises. William Strolio, Lewis Snyder, Cecil ouee on Fifth street. eunlon of his father's graduating C Crawford, Fred Rattenbury, Rich- Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Desia have lass at Wesleyan university at Mid- ard Hackstaff, George Bray, John ented the LaRue house on Second letown, Connecticut, last week. Ousterman, Andrew G. Becker, Isa- reat. rom there they proceeded to their JOHN & CHARLES ummer camp at Haven, Maine. Mr. PERCALES DISH TOWELS dor Friedman, Courtland White, Ed- Members of the fire department JOHN D'AMICO CHARLES PAULSON ward Brasch, John T. Lawley, Elmer 111 take part with the apparatus in alea will return to Atlantio Hlgh- Color -Fast, Large Size 1 Hesse, A. E. Dennett, Benjamin he parade at Asbury Park on Sat- .nds after a month's* stay In Maine. Full Bolts. 9V Beach Sandals Crash. 5 Nlemtzow, Arthur Grant, John Knox, irday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mount, Jr., — HAIRDRESSERS — Fred Qulnn, Forman Thompson, Mr«. Klla Johnson of Fourth -strfiet, >t Second avenue, entertained 25 Imported Crepe Rubber Soles John J. Haley, Victor R. LeValley, a patient ln the Hazard hospital uests at a graduation party last SHEERS BEACH TOWELS Herbert Brown, William Klrsch, t Long Branch. 'hursday night In honor of their 67 Broad St., Tel. 1515 Red Bank Duco Cuban Heels. George Smock, John C. Borden, Rob- aughter Jean, who was graduated Remnants .4 Ale Policeman Kyrtl Parker, night of- hat evening from the Atlantic High- yd- Leather Top Lift. Large ert Holmes, Ralston Waterbury, Vic- icer, Is now on day duty, and Police- of 19c M.M* c Colorful. tor Satter, Abram C. Dlxon, Joseph .ndB high school. goods. Sizes 3 to 8. 44 19 an Howard Johnaon has beer, trans- Pr. C. Williams, Carl Whltehurst, R. B. rred from day to night duty. Charles McKelvey, who was grad- Lipplncott, John Pillsbury, Mrs. The first veteran to call at the post- ated from, Wheaton college, Whea- WSSTATE OFf CURTAIN NET Boys' Sturdy TENNIS SHOES WASH CLOTHS Mary K. Maxson, Mrs. Viola V. Jar- fHce Monday for the bonus bonds on Illinois, last week, will have dine, Mm. Charles Tate, Miss Gladys ra.s Allen Liming, who served with harge of the community services on Fine tor IJ»o Ankle Patch; Lace to Toe. ff fj° Full Slxe, Ac undays at the Ocean View Com- r< Shropshire, Commissioner J. William h« Halnbow division !JI the World Jacob vnhach Summer. t% yd. Rubber Suction Sole.' t}Q P Plaid. a*l Jones, Mayor Alton V. Evans, Mayor ar. lunlty house. George Hardy, Judge Elmer C. Mrs. Percy R. Conrsr, Sr., is under- William Pitts of Asbury Park waB BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH Wainwright, Howard Roberts, Albert :olng treatment by a spcclm's-. for ned $25 Saturday by Justice Wll- Helmroth, Adrian Chamberlain, Joe ye trouble and malms periodic trips am P. Irwln on a charge of dls- The Season's Style Leaders in Sauta, Harry DeWees, Edward H. a hospital in Philadelphia She rderly conduct. Ha was arrested by Drive Tour Car in Our E'reo Parking Yard and Shop In Comfort WHITE Mount. staying with Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'ollceman James Egldlo after he had tlttenhouse of Lansdowns, Pennsyl- ieen loitering near the Gehlhaus The road to better and bigger Busi- vania. arage on Mount avenue. COTTONS ness leads through The Register's ad- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Robertson arid The Atlantic Highlands Lions club vertising columns.—Advertisement as elected John C. Brasllo president, Cool, Crisp Fashions at a HATS sons Robert and Reginald will go on Big Saving Flattering New $1.98 Styles at Savings ! $ SMART WiECE DRESSES ! 59< 9 CLEVER 3-PIECE ENSEMBLE '. 'a Featuring large brims, sport • POPULAR CULOTTE MODELS ! brims, and rollers. In felts, 0 NATURAL LINEN SUITS ! Choice of the favorite styles for street, daytime stitched crepe, linen, Pedallne and sports wear. Colorful patterns In gay pas- and novelty braids. Headslzes 42 MONMOUTH ST. "THE RUG STORE" PHONE R. B. 427 tels and white. Sizes 11 to 20 and 38 to 52. 4 to 23 Inches. FEATURING THE PRODUCTS OF A. & M. KARAGHEUSIAN "THE MAKEKS OF GULISTAN" BIB APRONS HANKIES 6-Cushion REVERSIBLE TAFFETA SLIPS RAYON UNDIES FIBRE RUGS Simmons Sliders Ideal Bayou Taffeta Cool Mesh ! We are now featuring for Summer. Regular and Extra 21 Summer Rugs at great- ly reduced prices. .75 They may be used eith- GIFTS FOR FATHER'S DAY er side. Bright colors, 19 Men's Men'* yet cool and fresh look- Latest 1936 models... comfortable, easy gliding ing. POLO SHIRTS BATHING TRUNKS Our Famous ball-bearing construction... double oil tempered Popiilnr Now Styles Pure Wool pr. coil springs... water repellant coverings in nov- with Supporter Insured Shirts VxlV elty patterns in green and chocolate brown, Values to $1. 9 Btnartly piped in contrasting colors... heavy flat A signed Guarantee 1 Men's Woven Strlpr SHIRTS & SHORTS ffrt Splendid with every Shirt. Fast 5 frames, enameled in green for extra long service SLACKS color—pre-shrunk ... full size. SOfl Values. Full Out pr. 29 BKOADCLOTH 8" Washable $1 QUALITY SOCKS Other sizes at reduced prices. Other Simmons Gliders Boys" Choice Colors 9U 1?C pr. for POLO SHIRTS and Patterns. £& Qj Father's Cool Meoh. 11.75 13.0^14.50 16.50 Day Giving. Special Value! 32 BROAD ST. 77' Imported, India Druggets 23.50 26.00 27.50 Made in British Indies. USE OUIl DEFKBBED PAYMENT MAN VxlV 4VT fO-00 37"l5t" SCHULTE-UNITED '13 8' Summer Furniture and Rugs THIRD FLOOR IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY. pUlnant on or berorfl thn ilxUenth dnr t>t July nnt, or Ihe mid bill v.lll bo tulun aa To «0riUA «. COLD i oonf«fi«el ttfUlntC you. t, »lrttt» M an otii«t of «•• Coiirt at Th« nld bill ti (1UI to (oricloH a car- ' BROADLOOM CARPETS HOURS OF BUSINESSi A Department Store C*»no»rj •? ft«w inm, »•«• on tU rt«r Uln tnortnia rlv.n bj WlUUra (1. Cnlil ef ins A»l* hmoU In * «»u*» whsruln H«or».- «'tk* Sot* of Ntw him, l> HOWAKn n. lllr. Uon of tha KUU of M«w Janar. d>t«l thaj BollrHor of (;, FIGURED from $2.25 to $9.50 Square Yard. Saturday*— Same Locution •Uili day of 09iob«r, Idas, on Unda In tli* Borough of Fair Ifavan, in tha County i* lirani Gtr«.t, K9, » A. M. to • P. M. Shea 1B73 ' •*« anawtr (be blU •! isii com- o! Monmouth and But* of Haw Jarnjri QUALITY SERVICE PRICE t pays to advtrtlio ln J RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1936. Page tivt. nlMrful aeti, of imploylng man of and pajamai, and hai beta In trail- Leo F. Meade oubtful reputation and character, ofr*>*'* 2° years. Tho firm will move being an accessory, aid and abetter :o Keaneburg as soon as Mr. Fowler if a federal crime and of having a as completed his new building, now Starts Million mllylng character. under construction, on Creek road, djolnlng the plant of the R * T. Belt company, which moved from Dollar Lawsuit Keansburg. Mew York In August of last year. George Worth and William Thorn t thi itom of J5. U MUitr. have opened a store on Creek road Againit Daily Mirror, Alleging N. Suit* LneU, Philip Killer, Cbarlx and are selling clams, either whole- 'ogtl ftsd X. Zuektrmin.) sale or retail. That It Printed Falte and Ma- Graduating exercises of Bt. Ann's James Keelan has made several llcioua Statements About Him. school were held Thursday night In improvements to his establishment he auditorium of the school, A largo on Church street. ENLARGED number of relatives and friends of Miss Dorothy Baldwin Is recover- AND FRAMED Lao V. Meadfl, proprietor of • the graduates witnessed the exer- ing from a sickness. Private Bet^jtlvo agency fti Bed Bank, cises. Rt. Rev. Monslgnor Edward The Hubert meat market on Carr lUM (tarted suit In the H.up'reme court Griffin, rector of St. Mary's church avenue has been opened with Percy of New Jersey for ohe million dol- of Sqtith Amboy, preached the ser- Bolger of Keyport as manager. lan against the Dally Mirror, a tab- mon to the graduates. Rev. John J. Clothing made by the local WPA loid newspaper of New York. Mr. Lucitt, rector of Bt. Ann's church, sewing project Is being distributed Meide, who Is a reeldent of Conover presented the diplomas and also pre- to the needy by Mrs. Mildred Klrch- lane and a justice of Middlotown baum. U Broad Street Red H sented St. Ann's scholarship awards township, claims that the newepaper of J5 each to John Kaiser and Doris Fire company No. 1 plans to hold printed a false and malicious account Berberlch. Perfect attendance a benefit show at the Casino theater of hla activities in connection with awards were given to Ruth Devlne, during July, the date not having THURSDAY. FRIDAY U SATURDAY hli employment by Governor Hatold Margaret Kllroy, Francis Hughes, been decided upon. In August O. Hoffman to Investigate the Llnd- John Kaiser and John MacDonald, dance will be given at the Beach bargh baby kidnapping and murder The graduates were Doris L. Ber- Palace. The company's annual ex- can. He claims that he demanded berlch, James Q, Beatty, Alfred P. cursion to Coney Island will be held SEW HAVEN FREE) «3c DUpuin 25s PEECHEE Kodak Films —a_ratfactlon and thai this was de Bachman, Thomas J. -Blaga, Koae M. tho second week In September. LAPEL WATCH With Me Sin WHJTfi ACE or (t Diep-Cut PrloH nttd. Brusco, Winifred F. Brower, Arthur Chief of Police Charles McGuire AND FOB ITALIAN SHU-MILK "fhe papers In the case ae prepared J. Croken, Walter F. Carney, Agnes has appointed Patrolman Irvln Ben- Guaranteed BALM No. 120 7J nett as acting sergeant and he has or 127.... 14C by Theodore D. ParBons of the firm C. DeTuro, Ruth H. Devlne, Joseph 3 ALL of Qulnn, Parsons & Doremus, coun- J. Durka, Elbert R. Dorsey, Gaetano been detailed to desk duty at police Colon +1'" No. 116 i c sel for Mr. Meade, quote parts of the A. Dl Gennaro, Robert J. Farreli, headquarters. Mr. Bennett wag ap- J2.95V.I. 1 FOR A Fitting Climax to Seven Years of Value- or616... IOC newapaper article In question and Florence 8. Fiestal, Charles H. Fltz- pointed a special officer In 1925. The Giving. Greatest Values Ever Presented cite eight counts of alleged false and mlro, Raymond J. Oregerson, Francis following year he was appointed to malicious statements, on each of X. Hughes, Harry J. Huber, Joseph the force as a patrolman. He Is 989.50 R.C.A. Console which damages of $125,000 are asked. F. Kegley, Henry P. Kegley, Mar- president of the local Patrolmen's Magic Brain RADIO Each count states In Identical lang- garet V. Kllroy, Joseph J. Kaiser, Benevolent association and a dele- uage that by reason of the phraoe Eleanor L. Klelnschmldt, Robert J, gate of the State Police Benoveleht PRIMA ELECTRIC quoted Mr. Meade has been Injured Kroenberger. John A. MacDonald, association. Washing Machine In various ways and Is entitled to Rearita A. Murray, Marlon R. Mc- (44.50 20-YEAR SILVER SET, receive the amount mentioned. The Sheriff James Davis of Osborney FREE! 25s DRESS Couiiting of 93 Pl«e«*. In 5c SNOW-BOY Glre, Philip J. Marano, Alvlna M VIS-A-VAC C1FT CASE first oount follows: McDermott, Elizabeth A. Papa, Dor- co^hty, Kansas, dug up a nearly full COMB WITH WASHING "On or about the third day of April ten-gallon keg of whtskey,. believed to Coffee Maker $1.50 FITCH'S Yo Bt Given Awty (11 »39.95 SILVER KING LAUNDRY othy A. Prewett, William J. Smith, Em, SUN RAY DRUC POWDER 1836, the said Dally Mirror falsely and have been burled beforo the Eigh- C Shampoo SOAP Thomas K. Smith, Edward W. Stucy, STORE. No ollijitlon li £? BICYCLE maliciously wrote or caused to be William H. Warren, DouglaB E. War- teenth amendment was passed. 16-er. Bot. ss 99 1 CUt .!ip> diitribatx »10.00 B™DBf» CUT published In said newspaper the fol- ren, EIVIB W. Warren and Veronica 8-eup ilia " CUT TO •I «I1 SUB R»7 Slortt TO lowing:" R. WeBtcot. Table Lam "Brutally and clumsily staged by a Sarnie Feldler and his orchestra gang, the Identities of whoso mem- have been engaged to provide the bora promptly became known, the dance muslo at the Crystal ballroom. shocking Intrusion on the sequester- This Is the third season this orches- KATHERINE ed scene of the Lindbergh baby mur- tra has been at this ballroom. der of March 1, 1932, was followed Mrs. Burtis Lohman has returned SAVES YO by revelations that the work ,wae to her home on the Beachway after Beauty Salon done by the same outfit employed In being a patient at the South Amboy MORE THAN HALF! mld-Februe,ry In the kidnapping and 46 Monmouth Street, Sun Ray's Greatest Dental Offering torture of Paul H. Wendel, the man hospital. WALDORF 15c MOTH who confessed under duress to the Police Chief Charles McGuIre Is Red Bank 50c Staple-Tie TOILET TISSUES Lindbergh crime. (Meaning that said tho owner of a new automobile. (Next to A&P Store) PEARLITE MAVIS BALLS ar FLAKES Leo Meade was a member of a gang Mrs. Thomas Baldwin Is confined Ripilar 6c Roll Genuine Briitlt DUSTING and was guilty of a violation of to her home on Locust street with POWDER Raid 4n, federal statute of kidnapping and a broken ankle, sustained In a fal TOOTH BRUSH guilty of torture, a violation of tin from a chair. BOXES 13 criminal laws.) John King was arraigned before Recorder William Haag last week «. CALOX The statement In parenthesis Is Mr on a charge of stealing tools from Weade's claim. The count furthe: the automobile of Thomas Matthews TOOTH POWDER goes on: of Keansburg while the automobil "The plaintiff by reason of the fore- was parked near the McDonald hotel going fal'e and Ubelous statement, on Main street. The recorder Im- wilfully and maliciously made by thr defendant, has been injured In hli posed a One Of $175, which King wa unable to pay, and he was com- Wo 0»EM good name, fame and credit and «» CREAM Ri|. 25sConeava FREE!! 25e Liquid brought into public scandal, dlsgrac mitted to the county jail. King ar- SPRAYER With and Infamy with and amongst hli rived In Keaneburg with his wlfi Boudoir S|U and seven children from Portland SUNGLASSES Sl.00 SURE DEATH neighbors and the members of Mi INSECTICIDE community and other worthy cltlzem Oregon, last winter. The Emergency With ^^ of the state, and defendant ha Relief authorities of that city pro still Q Quart ylded the funds for the family's rail Croquignole $1.25 thereby caused the plaintiff to be b; OR those neighbors and citizens suspect- road fare, King claiming Now Jer- Value ed of being guilty of the offense so sey as his home state. Arriving a maliciously and falsely charged Keansburg, King made himself an Combination against him. family at home In the quarters o the Health Center, located In th. "By reason of said false and libel ous statements maliciously and want- borough hall. After a few days th Permanent only published by tho defondan family was ejected. The relief au- 5 those who have done, business with thorities provided a home on Eucli the plaintiff havo refused to hav< avenue, and since then the famll Waves $3- up The New Genuine has been receiving relief! FREE! Silver-Plated 35c Kitchin Charm transactions with tho plaintiff and h Your Choice of A I .00 has suffered great financial looses Ir The City Bakery of Red Bank has LADLE .With 50c Super Waxed opened a branch store on Main street. any S5c Item " for GRANDPA'S his business. PHILLIPS PAPER ^S.PI Meficiotl "Plaintiff has further suffered hu- Through the signing of a lease be- Milk ol EPSOM mlHatlon and disgrace among friends tween Horace Fowler and the Leybro Phone R. B. 3475 Mafnasla 16-oJ'. Bottle Manufacturing company, Keansburg SALTS PINETARSOAr and associates. . • for Appointments. TOOTH For * Rcfreihint Hol.We«(i«r Other parts of the newspaper story will add another outlet for Its unem- Miss Katlherlne In Charge. PASTE PEROXIDE Bath—Rich, Creamy, Whito are quoted to prove that Meade was ployed. The Leybro company Is now Lather—D e > t r o y • Body virtually accused of kidnapping Wen- locatod at 13S0 Broadway, New York, Open Till 0 O'clock Specialty A TYREE Odon—Excellent Hair dell, of assault and battery, of and manufactures women's, girls', Frldnys by Appointment Only. Prle|d j breaches of the peace and fomenting boys' and Infants' bathrobes, dresses LYSOL PERUNA GUEST SIZE CAKES

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VETERANS! Of course you will want to improve your homes with your bonus cash! Of course you will get super- ior values here, where your bonus money can go further and This Beautiful buy you more! „„., SMOKING STAND $1.00 CLASS $2.00 K. and M. BEVERAGE OUTING JUG ia*«*ee WITH CHOICE - NASSOUB FfClaVB 5c QUALITY SET GUARANTEED ^^w A super latively SHAVING BOWL M.00 Parkatla ^^^P comfortable studio COPANAOR FOUNTAIN PEN lounge, convertible to twin * PENCIL SET or double bed. Choice of ROCKY FORD upholstery fabrics and CIGARS 5|.I9 colors. Box SPECIAL o J3.50 Genuine BADGER New Boiioni,,, J2.00 K. AND M. JI.00 ELECTRIC 50 SHAVING ZIP ELECTRIC BRUSH GILLETTE STOVES E««ty Clfar FAN With 8" Blade Fraih and Cul RAZOR SET SINGLE BURNER 51.39 White SEE THESE... Psrfaet Complitt They With UP Lait Cord TABLES J[.49 LAMP up TABLEH 2.95 DINETTE up SETS 14.95 ATHER'S D TOBACCO GIFT! FREE! Cigar Can $5.00 SPARKLET ARM up 50c SILK-STRIPE CHAHIS 3-95 With Boi of 25 SVPHON MURIEL SOe Ttttado oi TOBACCO POUCH HABBOCKiS Sc CIGARS Union l«aiUi 1.49" 66 El Yutan TOBACCO 50c Imported Drlnklas* CIGARS t«.o.. etc BRIAR PIPE BADIO up Oan alij 15c POCKET TIN OF BETH from Blue Boar \°o*> 19-95 HALF-and-HALF Fi-oon up TOBACCO IiAMl'8 3-95 75c OUR POINTER TOBACCO CIGARETTE MACHINE p. ftlbtll Hall tk Hall 10c CIGARS mo. Bold «r Rnyillil, Optimo, or Qrangtr Cl rrojuclo, Dlllcb Headline U.V. SlnL. ••• MIIIIII, F.It. CIGARS Acme Furniture Co* B.l.lll ^ -| »l,00 IXATIIER OIUKIN E8T. UM Pkg.20. \\C LlNtD IIPMR rOUCM burton t>i 200 si.on 13S-137 MONMOUTH ST., / Td. 2104 RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER, TUNE 18,1986.

the cost of the food tickets, but the/do not 4l»e them states and to pUcei across the water. RED BANK REGISTER the extra amount Instead It Is credited to them as re- No tax on it remains In New Jersey. Rumson Garden - School Exercise* ' serve earnings. If they should obtain private employ- Some million* ol dollars await In ESTABLISHED Un ment and leave the relief rolls, they would be entitled Idleness their opportunity to turn Ml*. SJ. B. Vull.lu. OUM It—Port- At£olt'. Neck 1 Editorial Views Club Has Annual •ble market etrte. Fruit, MMUMM. CE. Editor. to vouchers for the amount they haVs credited to them. abandoned areas ot suburban de- sswert aal saell tin etsck. ete. umbrella On the other hand when the fall eom"» and If they are velopment, empty stables and (aunt •Uowed. to ..w. e«WbI5eshlbltedi In .eeurlnre. The annual graduating exercises ot Editor farm lands Into activity and move- Hn. S. H. VlaoBloWn aan: d Mn. Town- the Atlantlo Township consolidated without work, they will start drawing on their reserve!. —Intar- for the QoslingB," was presented by fnbUibei Business Manager. Flowere For The Giving. The rate of pay is 28 cents an hour, which Is ten carpenter, the steel worker, the fann- Mary Owen Borden Trophy ilub eommtltlon. Awigement of floweri Ethel Clausen, Carolyn Barclay, Mar- A chance walk through a whole- er and the breeder. a a pair of vaeei. Mo reitrlctloni. Mils tin Manger, Mary Durcyak, Edward cents an hour less than the regular workers receive. sale flower district will convince any- "egisr Koltmtn-nceolo, first; lire. E. K. THE BED BANK REGISTER This lower scale has been adopted In the hope that some Who wants the parl-mutueli bill for-Second Year at Show on VanSlehn, second) Mlu Emily Welia. Stetx, Gilbert Muller and Mary one that love ot flowers knows no honorable mention. Frangella. ti a member of of the men will continue their efforts to obtain private class. A newBboy rubbing the sleep for regulation, control and taxation the Bertram H. Borden Estate. THE ASSOCIATED PBESS employment on the theory that as long as they ars re- out of his eyes with one fist while of betting killed In committee? Ruesell Heulett, president of tha Who does not want prosperity to board o* eduoatton, presented the di- Th» Associated Proas is exclusively entitled to the quired to work they may as well be working for higher with the other, he snatches up a The Mary Owen Borden trophy little plume of lilac to tuck In the remain at home? plomas and distributed copies of the) m for rejnibUcatlon of all new* dispatches to It or not pay. They work an eight-hour day. Let him report this bill that it may was won for the second consecutive Shrewsbury Has' Under the ERA there waa no way of making relief visor ot his cap. ... A human dere- year by Mra. Leighton Lobdell at the constitution of the United States. otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news stand or fall on its merits and that Presentation of class gifts was made] clients work if they could not obtain WPA jobs. As a Uot, roaming the curbstone*, cease- Rumson Garden club flower show Closing Program published therein. lessly searching for something to all men, all stricken taxpayers, all by Louise Reynolds and Ann Rlley. result thousands of persons throughout the state were unemployed and »11 without work last week on the estate of Bertram Others who took part were Shirley hoard.... A scrubwoman, eagerly ac- H. Borden of Rumaon. The carriage Member National Editorial Association not working for what they received, and were virtually cepting a great but slighly damaged may know who and what and why. Certificates and Award* Preient- Conover, Margaret Varga and Bea- at liberty to get outside work on the side if they could Barnum, Wise Barnum. He knew house and adjoining courtyard wera trice Plotkln. pink peony from a man checking transformed into a veritable fary- ed Friday Morning by Princi- do so. The difficulties of checking on men working part shipments at a door.... A little shop when to change the program. Member New Jenej Frew Association Lincoln. The honored Lincoln. He land. Mrs. Lobdell's exhibit was an pal Fred C. England—Patricia Morris Miller ot tho American lex time as salesmen, as bootblacks or in a variety of fields girl, trading a quick word and a flash- glon presented a medal to Ethel are obvious, and as long as the state had no Jobs to Ing smile for a grade C gardenia. knew that all the people will nnt be arrangement of pale pink roses In Janrun Champion Speller. Member Monmouth County Freaa Gab a large, low silver bowl. Selected by Clausen for the highest average In offer them, no Berlous effort was made to check on their fooled all the tlm».—The Pleatant- At this season of the year those vllle Frees. popular vote aa the best in the show the class. Other graduates were activities. Richard Flock, Minnie Mldmlkowskt, Telephone Bed Bank 18. of us who have any garden* at all was an exhibit of calla lilies by Mri. Th* closing exenjlaw ot the The policy of requiring relief clients to take Jobs Is with flowers in them are almost cer- Wheels ana Ways. Marshall P, Biankarn. Shrewsbury public scbool were held Frank Stolen, Thomas Brereton* not new with the advent of municipal administration. tain to have more flowers than we la the school auditorium Friday Elizabeth Zwollnskt, Robert Roien- Subscription Frtoea: Ai a playground it wasn't much. Mrs. A. V. Stout, sweepstakes win- Several nearby- municipalities, -which have-always *nt- outvselyes^ Who cannot remem- morning. Principal Fred C. Kgeland feld, George Manger, Steve Zwolla* NelthorAvere theJwhsela thstjM on ner In the first section, was awarded »kl. John Adamcryk and Jeanhetto Three months . .50 mlnistered their own relief, have followed a similar pol- ber, from childhood, the "thinning It. They4boasted no ball bearings (Tbiue glass Vaserarid Mrs. Holeombs pretenUd oertincstti _ and awnrds. Patricia Jarman received an award Thompson. Sis month* . 1.00 icy of requiring those on relief to take jobs. Others have out" trips through a rote garden, or and their linchpins ware pretty loose. Ward, winner In section two, received the day a mother covered her white a garden, set and $10 credit at Turn- of $2.60 si champion spoiler ol the One year , J2.00 .dopted the,policy since taking over the administration Supervisors In planned recreation seventh and eighth (trades. The pro- hands with laughable cotton gloves, parks would have given the play- nursery. Clement Despard, Jr., from the state. These and other economies are con- took gardening shears and set to gram comprised several pageants and POLITICAL ECONOMY. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 19S6. ducive of sound relief administration and are paying ground a very low mark and marked won a wrist watch for a children's dramatizations'. work trimming the eyrlnga bush, bo- the wheels unsafe. display of a miniature garden. The dividends in co-operation from taxpayers, who realize causo she knew exactly how, to ac- The first pageant to be presented Writer Advocates That a Bureau bsi now that they are actually doing, the paying at home and entuate its beautiful shape and not The smoke from passing locomo- exhibits of portable market carts, Established for .Its Study. lves dropped on the uneven maca- table seta and miniatures attracted was entitled "Vacation Time" and the that the payments are not coming from some far-off destroy too many of its ivory blooms. ohamcters were portrayed by Elite To the Editor of The Register. Senator Durand Gives Racing There are people In the world who am in gritty black particles, and the considerable attention. office. The Judges were Mrs. Warren Kln- Stone, Clarenoe Berger, Addlion Dav- Dear Sir: would rather have a little cluster of lathetlcally small and withered patch idson, Margaret Borden, Ruth Scott, Interest* the Run-Around. 1 ney of Morrlstown, Mre. Herman On New Tear'i day, 1934, I wrote) -o-o-o-c-o-o- yrlnga flowers than an alabaster of graas which an optimistic station George Silver, 3d, Walter Wilson, • The legislature adjourns today and there Is little >ox. Or a bunco, of old-fashioned master labored with and could laco of Millbrook, Mra. William P. the following for publication to at Helen Hylond, Joyce Ayres, Viola newspaper editor: likelihood that any action will be taken on the bill to ce-green snowballs. Or a thorny but glimpse through the grimed ticket- Kirk of Morrlstown and Arthur Smith, Nathalie Titus, Robert Camp- legallie horse racing and parl-mutuel betting in New Sales of Farms irllllant cutting from a flrebush! Be- ffice window, accentuated more than Herrington of Madison. bell, Malcolm Bitter, Edward Sagur- "Dear Tom— Jersey, which has laid In the senate revision of laws or Country Estates. cause these are among the flowers lessened the bleak desolation. But The awards wero as follows^ ton, Alfred Bitter, Eva Blakely, Anna "You will romember that recently committee the past three months. Thia means that an- hat bind us to pleasant yesterdays— It was a one-way approach to the John, ESllnora Rlordan, Margaret Hy- a newspaper columnist was pilloried A reliable barometer of general conditions Is the ack of the semlBuburban depot and Section I. other year has been lost by,the 10,000 members of the maybe recalling when a game played Roies, hybrid tea, thve* blooms, on* land and Alice Oalllvan. because he had caBt some ridicule up- buying of homes, estates and business sites. That this s a child, when the only shade was t sloped quite steeply. And the ten- variety In each container: A pageant, "The Voice of the Flag," on 'the intelligence' of the Roosevelt! New Jersey State HorseRacing Amendment association Cl«e» 1, pink—Mra. A. V. Stout, flrat: administration, gentlemen who can type of buying, especially the purchase of farm land for mder the Bhoulder of the syrlnga ement-bred Negro boy, with tha waa presented by John Decker, Bar- and others who would like to see horse racing and a ush; or when a Christmas tree was iheerful philosophy of his race, coast Bertram H. Borden. second; Mra. John use tho higher calculua and employ, legitimate system of betting on the races established In estates, has taken a definite upswing In this section is P. Kellogtf, honorable mention. CUna 2, bara Knopp, Raymond Sanborn, Rob- graphs to study economlo trendB, and, evidenced by the number of recent sales. An encourag- made In summer, with little, ridicu- id creaklly down Its winding length salmon, Mra, A. V. Stout, firat; Mre, John ert Wilson, Wallace Davidson, Helen the state. The bill has to pass the senate and assem- ous things hung on the flrebush P. K*Mogg. aecond; Bertram K. Borden who. Instead of dealing In guinea ng aspect is that most ot these sales were not distress in a homemade car—fashioned Jrom Borden, Helen Herman, George Far- and loose observations, approach a: bly two years In succession before It comes to the people horns; or when the Bnowball bush he corner grocer's gilt of a canned and Mrs. F. H. Duryear, honorable men* sales as has so often been the case during the depres- tlon'. ClaBB 3. white, Mra. J. V. Talcott, roll, Edward Reynolds and Milton aerlous task with scientific accuracy, tor a referendum. n bloom meant that soon echool loup packing case mounted on the flrat: Mm. P. H. Duryea. second; Mrs. Marx. and soholarly experiment. ilon. Good prices were generally paid. rould ba out for the summer. . . . Senator Frank Durand of Sea Girt promised the :hejsls and running gear of the baby Dexter ljlagden, honorable mention. Class "You are the Makers ot the Flag," "Certainly ridicule should not ba The farmers were perhaps hit harder by the depres- They who have flowers sometimes arniage from which his twin slaters 4, red, Mrs. F. H. Douglas, nret; Bertram lightly cast upon tha learned special- Horse Baclng Amendment association three years ago K. Borden. second; Mrs. A. V. Stout and i brief dramatization, was presented sion than any other one group. Many years of low orget that somewhere, maybe with- lad recently been graduated—ana ists who have been called uppn by that he would do all in his power to get the racing Mra. J. P Talcott, honorable mention. >y Charles Coniallna, William Drake, prices for their produce and high prices for seed and a stone's throw, are people who, ound It very good. Class R, yellow or yollow variegated, Bert- our President for Information and bill through the legislature. At that time a bill was laving none of their own, would be ram H. Borden, nrst; Mra. Dexter Blag- Audrey Xveraon, Margaret Anern, advice, but It is possible that the ool- fertilizers have steadily forced an Increasing number of Trips to the moon by rocket may Mildred Marx, Dorothy Jackson, Pa- umnlst's ridicule was not altogether Introduced and passed the assembly twice and the senate io glad to have even one from some- mightily stir the imagination of the den, second; Mra. Samuel Biker, Mn. J. them off the farms and into other fields of endeavor. >ne else's garden. Many cities have P. Tftlcott and Mrs. A. V. Stout, honor- tricia Jarman, EHttabeth Pegram, misplaced. He might. have used a once, finally being lost In a senate committee. Mr. raveSy adventurous who never ahle mention. Class 6, single apecimen, different method of expressing dis- The hardest blow to many of them has been the loss of heir fruit and flower missions which Evelyn Lange, George Wood, William Durand, when he was running for re-election last No- oubt that what goes up certainly Mrs. F. H. Douglas, first; Mrs. George Vlvlsaker and Florence Wilson. Dor- satisfaction and distrust. their farms through sheriff sales, and a return to higher o a big job and an important one, Gray Ward, aecond; Bertram II. Borden "As a message from a friend I hava vember, reiterated his promise of support to the horse must come down but the ttory of the and Mra, A. V. Stout, honorable mention. othy Connors gave a reading. racing Interests and upon taking his seat In this senate prices for farm land Is a well deserved reward for the n bestowing beauty. There are this to quote: It Is especially true to- never enough fruits and never world Is more than a little the story Hybrid perpetual—Class 7. any one Those who received Monmouth introduced a horse racing bill which for months laid fortitude and courage shown by those who have "carried f wheels. color, three blooms' of one variety. Mra. day that all large political questions] on" under discouraging conditions. nough flowers, to do all they could Georg* Gray Ward, first; Mra. F. H. Doug- county library reading certificates for are at bottom economlo questions. in a senate committee. >r would like to do. But, besides What a treatise on wheels the au- Us. second; Mre. Dexter Blagden and reading and reporting satisfactorily There is thus Introduced Into the The claim has often been made that overproduction :hor of Sartor Reaartua might have It ii evident now that Durand was playing politics hem, is there not room for hun- Mrs. William B. Kinney, honorable men- on ten books from a (elected list study of the economy of social aggre- has been the cause of agricultural troubles In this coun- dreds of individual fruit and flower sompoaed! Convincing as Csrlyle Is tion. CI&.SB 8. single specimen, Mra. George. were Eva Blakely, Margaret Borden, gates the snme disturbing element when he promised to support favorable horse racing leg- ry, and the government acting on this theory paid the n Clothes what a work on Wheels Gray Ward, firBt; Mrs. J. F. Talcott. aec- that at one time, at least, so affected islation. His efforts have apparently been limited to the missions? And are not they doubly ond; Mra. F, H. Douglas, honorable men- Dorothy Connors, Lucy Coniallna, even the study of astronomy as to farmers to plow under various crops. If this theory Is lessed to whom it falls, not only to he could have written. For wheels tion. Climber or rambler: Claaa 6, one Kllnore Rlordan, Malcolm Bitter, Introduction of a horse racing bill which at best was a prevent the authoritative recognition, basically sound agriculture In this section will be aided be able to grow flowers, but to have re a symbol of progress since the "pray, not to exceed 36 Inches. Miss E. R. Ruth Scott, Viola Smith, Qeorgt Sil- hollow gesture of support. As majority leader In the Welsh, first; Mrs. John Meeker, second: of the earth's movement around tha by the conversion of a good portion of former farm land ome to give away?—The Christian ime cave men discovered that a Mm. Samuel Rlkcr, honorable mention. ver, 3d, Elsie Stone, Helen Buckalew, sun long after Its demonstration. senate, Mr. Durand has no legitimate excuse for not get- nto country estates. Only a relatively small portion of Science Monitor. v; tone disk transported more things, Delphinium—Cliu» 10, slngl* specimen, Helen Herman, Barbara. Knspp, Eliz- And while colleges and universities ting one of his own bills out of committee In three and moved them faster than their Mrs. Dexter Blagden, flrat: Mra. Edward abeth Froti, Muriel Sanborn and and Blmllar institutions, though os- the acreage sold recently has been bought by farmers. W. Scudder, second; Mra. J. Amory Hai- tensibly organized for careful Inves- months. The horse racing bill was lost in senate com- wives could carry them, What 1» the kell and Mn. A. V. Stout, honorable men- Helen Borden, mittee more than a year ago due to the efforts of Sena- For the most part the purchases have been by men who terrestrial world but a -wheel which tigation and honest promulgation of tion. Clapn 11, three spikes, one or mora Those who received Montnouth truth, are not and cannot be exempt tor Lester H. Gee of Essex county. If Mr. Durand, who have amassed fortunes In the field of business. So The People May Know. runs on an axis? Sturdy, matter-of- varieties. Mrs. J. Amory Haskell, flrst; In most cases when farms are sold to people of this Mra. Edward W. Scudder, second; Mra. county library reading certificates for from the Influences that disturb the received a large number of votes on the promise that The best remembered remark of act wheels run by water have ground Samuel Riker. honorable mention. reading and reporting satisfactorily study of political economy, they are he would work to get a horse racing bill through for kind considerable is spent In repairing the present build- Phlneas T. Barnum deals with the flour for men for afjes and finely bal- Iris, bearded—Class 12. three stalks, on fifteen books from a selected Hat precluded under present circum- a referendum, had worked as hard for his own bill as ings and In building additions and new residences, barns gullibility of the American people. nced delicate wheels run watches one or more varieties, Mrs. Otto Goette. were William Drake, Audrey Iverson, stances from faithful and adequate firBt; Mrs. A. V. Stout, aecond. Beardless, treatment of that science. Nothing: Mr. Clee worked against such legislation, the people and stables. This type of building is one of the most Beneath the nicker of kerosene lamps :oo thin to bulge a waiscoat pocket. Dorothy Jackson, Patricia Jarman Of course, wheels of willfulness class 13, three atalks, ono or more va- is clearer than that there Is come would be assured of a referendum to which they are fundamental of all our basic Industries. Upon it depend where he exhibited his freaks ^be rletl«B, Mrs. George Gray Ward, first; and Florence Wilson. >read wrong In the dl- called the people, In the parlance of sometimes make the -descent to Av- Mrs. A. V. Stout, aecond; Mra. Francis rightfully entitled. scores of building trades and the sales volume of hun- E. Cleveland, honorable mention. Perfect attendance certificates vision If not in the production of the circus, suckers. Off the record, ernUH quicker than the foolish, un- were awarded to Huth and Evelyn dreds of manufacturers. Persons employed on these wlnged with wheels, at times would Digitalis—Clana 14, three spikea. OP* or wealth. This It Is the office of eco- farm-estates range from a skeleton crew of four or six Barnum said there was one born more varieties, Bertram H. Borden, flrst; Lange, Francis and Edward Sagur- nomlo scholars to disclose, and a. every minute. go, but human progress has mounted Mrs. Samuel Hiker, aecond; Mra. A. V. ton, Elsie Stone and John Hyland. really honest explication of the sci- to 20 or 40 on the larger farms that have been convert That master showman brought his as men learned and proved that the Stout, honorable mention. ence must disclose It.' Into racehorse training establishments. way back uphill could always be Campanula—Class IB. Mra. A. V. Stout, A silver loving cup waa awarde.d Economy Through „ audience to him. Knowing the truth first; Mrs. J. P. Talcott, second; Bertram to the boys' red team, champions of "'But,' my friend goes on to say, of Lincoln's statement about fooling quickened when the wheels of clear H. Borden. honornble mention. 'no matter what that injustice maybe, a? Wise Expenditure. the school's athletic) league. 'William colleges and universities, as at pres- -o-o-o-o-o-o- all of the people some of the time, but thinking were kept well greased and lqullesla—Class 16, three stalke. one or Tlvlsaker waa captain of the team yea held lifted to the stars. The little more varieties, Mrn. 8nmuel Rlker, first; ent constituted, are by the very law , Keeping step with the times, the borough of Bum- not all the people all of the time, Mra. Mary Plum Potter, aecond; Mra. J. and the other members were George of their being precluded from dis- son has replaced its old ambulance with a new modern How Not to Celebrate Barnum kept changing his freaks Negro lad was whistling as he bent Amory Hnnkell. honorable mention. Wood, William Drake, Anthony Con- covering or revealing it., While slav- vehicle, equipped with the latest Improvements. The and moving bis circus. to the Bhafts of his wooden wagon Lllium—Clnsn 17. Mndonna, eingle spec- sallna, Samuel Farrell, Frank Quack- ery was yet strong, we might have and trudged steadily up the slope.— imen, Mra. A. V. Stout, flrat. ambulance takes Its place as part of a fleet of modern Independence Day. Barnum was wise in his dealings Section II. enbush, Edward Qormley, John Halgh looked In vain to the schools and tha with the people. He knew that he The Christian Science Monitor. and Robert Wlleon. Raymond San- accredited organs of opinion and ed- ambulances operated by many communities and volun- When a boy playing with a gun accidentally shoots Open only to members who employ s ucation for any admission of Its In- teer first aid squads In Monmouth county. and kills a playmate many parents cite the tragedy as a could fool them just so long with chauffeur - gardener, handyman - gardener, born 'was captain of the boys' grey Plenty ot /Work. occasional garden help or no help what- justice, so, under present conditions, warning to their children. They constantly give sage the same old front and In this he team which was composed of Wal- we look In vain to such sources for Rumson bought the ambulance at a time when the differed so materially from the os- The liquor Industry In New Jersey, ver, lace Ayrei, John Hyland, Neville practice of strict economy In that municipality has been advice about other hazardous playthings. Roaes, hybrid tea—Class 18. five blooms, any faithful treatment of social econ- trich-like gentleman of Senator Dur- represented by 57 wholeaale dealers, one or more varieties in ono container. Connors, Eugene Smith, Milton Marx, omy. Whoever accepts from them a the rule. Appropriations in all major departments were "If you play with matches you may set your clothes and's committee that the difference has set up a Belf-regulatlon board, Mrs. John P. Kellogg, first; Mra. John Charles Coniallna, Edward Reynolds, chair of political oconomy must do cut to keep down the 'tax rate. To spend $2,500 on an on fire and burn up!" they tell their youngsters. But forces the tactics of Durand Into re- with William J. Egan as director. Meekar, aecond: Mrs. Hooker Talcott. George Atkinson, Raymond Orover so under the Implied stipulation that ambulance may not appear In harmony with the policy at this time every year many of these cautious parents, lief before the gaze ot the millions Its purpose Is to eliminate "unfair honorable* mention. Hybrid perpetual, and George Farrell. he shall not find what ft is his pro- class ID, three blooms, one or mor* va- fessional business to look for.' adopted by $e officials, but here was a case of neces- moved perhaps, by a false sense ot^patrlotism, allow of voters of the State of New Jersey trade practices," particularly in the rletlea in ona container. Miae Allc* sity, for the old ambulance was obsolete and people re- their children to celebrate Independence Day with fire- who believe that they are entitled to matter of rebates, large retailors hav- Kneeland. firBt: Mrs. F. C. Tatum, licond; "In other words, there are Involve* Misi Alice Kneeland, honorable mention. BOAT CLUB WANTS PERMIT. n the study of economic science mat- fused to ride In it. works. Of course they know, or ought to know, that vote upon the question of parl-mu- ing been able to exact larger dis- Delphinium, claaa 20, one spike. Mri. Hol- ters which challenge fundamentally Municipalities that are "in the hole" today are not their children may be fatally burned, blinded or maimed tuels. counts than small dealers. combo Ward. Brat; Mrs. P. O. Tatum, eec- Old Bed Bank Yacht Club Desire* to our social set-up, our lawa and cus- The Senatorial sideshow on pari- The new board might give Bome ond; Mrs. John P. Kellogg and Mrs. Ar- toms and practices, nnd we simply there through expending money on necessities. Rum- for life In this celebration, but, as some parents say, "It nold Wood, Jr., honorable mention. Put Down PDIng Off Fair Haven. comes only once a year nnd it's only for a day or so. mutuels is now in its third year at hought to a condition even more cannot expect that Intelligence and son Is an example of a community that has spent wisely. DlBltalle—ClaBB 21, one spike, Application has been made to the Ingenuity must, In the caee of college* Today It stands foremost among municipalities in credit Let them have their fun." Trenton and the people are fast be- menacing to its prosperity than re- awards. Campua. class 22, on* etalk. Mre. coming aware that they have been Mrs. E. H. VanSlclon. first: Mrs. John P. office of tha United States engineer, professors, bo always coupled with* It would have been uneconomical for Rumson to have bates. Persistent efforts to restrict the resolution to follow truth wher- The grand total of fireworks accidents reported for fooled long enough and It Is time to package sale* for off-premises con- Kellogg, aocond. Auullogla. class 23, two second district, War department by kept the old ambulance, which was giving unsatisfac- stalks, any variety. Mra. Pierre Boss, ever it may lead. the nation, excluding New York City, was B,197 for change the program. sumption to saloons and liquor stores nrat; Mrs. Arnold Wood, second; Mra. E.. the Old Red Bank Yacht club for a "Moreover, tho current discussions) tory service and was expensive to maintain. The new 1935, of which 982 occurred in New Jersey. On a popu- Can It be that Senator Durand has 3 arousing public Ill-will. The public H. VanSlclen. honorablo mention. War department permit to authorize of monetary or other governments) ambulance Is a credit to the community and Its cost Is Iris, boarded—Close 24. three Italka. the maintenance of a dock and pile lation basis our accidents were seven times as numer- a secret ambition to become Gover- d deeply suspicious of all political ono or more varieties in on*' container, policies, partlcpated in so fully by* small compared with the valuable service it will render. nor of the State of New Jersey and moves by the liquor business. It re- cluster! tor the purpose ol mooring college professors, show a mass of ous as In the rest of the country. Newark alone last Mrs. Arnold Wood, honorable mention. discordances and an atmoBphereof Buying the ambulance is a typical example of the pro- year had more accidents than 24 states together. These for thld reason does not report out members what happened once when Beardless, claim 2b. throo stalke. on* or their house boat In the Shrewsbury gressive spirit that pervades not only the governing mor* varieties in one container, Mrs. Hoi- river on the W. G. Mennen property, delusions or Illusions which BugfMI figures are secured by the American Museum of Safety either the Smathers bill, which calls liquor and politics were allied. It combe Ward, flrat; Miss E. R Welih, sec- anything but' complacent rellane* body of Rumson, but Its citizenry as well. for a referendum on parl-mutuela resents being told It cannot buy ond; Mrs. Francis E. Cleveland and Mra near the foot of Battln road, Fair upon the part of citizens. from newspaper accounts of fireworks accidents Haven. throughout the country. Only those are tabulated in regulation and taxation of horse rac- liquor In any decent, law-abiding es- Edgar A. Knapp, honorable mention. "I suggest that the American ing in New Jersey, or his own bill Section III. D. McCoach, Jr., Lieutenant colonel, which the name of the victim was, given and there Is tablishment pie find a way to set up an — which includes horse racing and dog All hands In the liquor business Members of tha commltUi* wer* ap- corpB ot enlngeera, who Is the dis- mous bureau ot economic n no reason to believe that any greater proportion of the pointed to tak* charge of each arrant* trict engineer, has Issued publla no- composed of persons unknown racing with parHnutuel? hould keep In mind that, like Penn- ment clnnn. Examples of Sound accidents which happened In our state Is reported than other tices regarding this application and therefore exempt from criticism en Surely, If one has ambition to be sylvania, "Connecticut and Mra. Townaond P. Coleman—Arrange) financial embarrassment, to be* anywhere else. overnor he should have courage states, New Jersey could easily monta to lio ntnired In lighted niche two the decision as to whether or not a Relief Administration. feet wide, twei feet doep, thre« feet high permit will be Issued on the plans charged with tho responsibility off It appears that we, In New Jersey, deserve to be enough to father his own offspring. abolish the private liquor traffic and and Bhould bo in proportion to Bpaca oc- giving plain answers to plain qoss- Since the state turned the administration of home Durand, Barbour, Hoffman—where open state liquor stores. cupied. submitted muBt rcat primarily upon tlons, whether asked by the, Presi- considered the most careless or indifferent people In the the effect of the proposed work on relief back to the municipalities on April IB, there has country, in this respect at least, with the possible ex- do you stand? Despite obvious disadvantages, th< Clasi 26—Arrangement of whit* flowen dent or anyone else, as to what la been a great decrease in relief rolls, so much so as to Senator Smathers has made a de- state store system is the only answer In white container, stressing their reflec- navigation. Any criticism or pro- wrong In the division of the results ol! ception of residents of New York City. It Is this tion in morror bMkground. Mirror to b* tests regarding the plane from the labor which uses capital and brings warrant a federal investigation to'learn the rensnns for thnughtloBo attitude toward fireworks which Impels New- mand upon you, Senator Durand to sn Industry that InBlsls upon for- furnished liy exhibitor. Mrs. Marshall P. forth products by adopting, growing1 that, you report the Smathere horse Biankarn, nrst; Mrs. Alfred I- l'«ruuiun fitnndnolnt of navigation should be the decrease. Responsible in no slight degree are the York City to forbid by law their use or discharge with- getting the events leading up to or Carrying on the procesBes of ex- racing bill out of the committee Prohibition.—Newark Sunday Call Jr., Becond. Class 27—Still Ufa arrange . submitted to Lieut. Col. McCoach' economical forms of administration adopted by various out permit. Because easy-going parents bring home mont, reproduclnu any picture I«l«ct«d bj ..._ , room 815, Army building, 3D chango. A million dollars expended municipalities throughout the state. What reason do you give for this de- exhibitor. Picture must ba shown with J t on that enterprlso might give hostel firecrackers and blank cartridge plBtols to their chil- lay? exhibit. Seed catalog pictures excluded. Whitehall street, New" York, prior to of our people something new tojeon- Two outstanding examples of economical adminis- dren or allow children to buy them, Independence Day JOBS OPEN, •- Mlm Gran PorUr. Rr»t: Mini Antolnett* June 26. as It Is desired by the War dor upon. Billions of dollars msar bei Can It be possible that the Kentle- DwlBhl, necoml: Mm, Frank A. H«y«". tration »ro Elizabeth nnd Dound Brook. Sliioii Eliza- every year la marked by a number of deaths from lock- man responsible for this delay Is un- department to act on the application spent without real advantage If TUn- honorable mention. at that time. damontal nuoatlnna nro not risked beth has been administering Its own homo relief, eco- jaw, a grcit many serious flrcs and a long list of hos- aware of the sentiment In the state County Branch of Employment Ser- Mri, Unhurt it. HnrUhorne—Arr«li««- vice Has Several Positions. The plans propose tho construction and answered and If economic re- mles of J15.000 a month, or upward ot 50 per cent have pital cases. behind agricultural development, of rrxnti to be itnucil In lighted nlcha 19 search is not amply financed and been effected. With the advent of municipal adminis- the demand for new tax revenues to InchOB wide. 18 Inthe. deep, IB InehM of a 200-foot walkway and the plac- More than one-third of New Jersey's accidents were Tho Monmouth county branch of high and ihould ba In proportion to sp»c« placod in a position of advisory au- tration tho number of persons on the relief rolls at keep the schools open and to pay the the New Jersey State Employment occupied. Cla>» 28—arraneenent ol «ny ing of four pile clusters to hold in po- thority, freo from all Influences that caused by the pernicious custom of throwing lighted fire- teachers? 1 kind of (lowor. with flgurlne or lUtuarT. sition floating clubhouse 30 feot wide do not or will not wish the truth to Bound Brook dropped from 25 to 18. In BO doing no in- Service, 001-511 Prospect avenue, As- Mn. Mar»h»ll V. Dlnnkarn, nrBt|_Mr«. crackers at other persons and Into passing automobiles. Ct and 70 feet long. Tho chunnolward bo rovealed. discriminate chopping of relief rolls and no instances Can the gentleman (or gentlemen) bury Park, has available employment Edgar A. Knniip, second; Mre. *• face of the house boat extends about 1 This typo of rowdyism ehould bo dealt with severely who are Interfering with a practlca In the classification listed below. Tatura, honorable mention. ClaM J* "If there be 'deep and widespread of serious suffering havo been reported. Early American arrangement. aceee«orl« 280 feet off shore from the mean high wrong' In the division of tho results About two-thirds were duo to ordinary firecrackers. The plan to broaden the tax base, say Tolophone Aabury Park 3S4.T, Thom- The first thing the authorities In Elizabeth did when "cannon" variety caused relatively few, probably be- allowed. Mra. Edgar A. Knapp, first; »" water line. of labor, brought about by human that the Bmathcrs bill Is not a clean as F. Costello, manager. Ottn Cloeti, Becond. laws, customs or practices, should It they started handling relief waa to order all employable catiBO of scarcity due to cost and a recognition of their horse race bill? The site selected by tho club is Mate—Registered phsum»clat. farm hand, inraMrs.. AlfraAllr*du h.1J . Fergusonreriuaon., jr.—«»>».•«•Jr.- •Arrange-- about midway between Lowlo' point not be Inquired into and a searoh persons to report to tho city employment bureau and danger. licensed engineer, fireman, waaheca, cooke mado for a method of removing the Can those who block ways and merits to bo staged In llghUd nloh* om on the westward and tho entrance show that they were looking for work. Everyone re- means of employment In this state (white), pr.iien, kitchekltclan helph«p,, hoisting foot wide, ono foot deep and two f*Jt difficulty? Is It not true that we »et Homo aerlouii attempts have been made In New Jer- • nglnear (ataam). 110 to Fourth creek on the eastward. ceived a card and each employable pi-raon had to appear tell the unemployed that they cannot llo»n«id. lllvir hliih. mid ehould lie In proportion to from college", universities Find other scy to control tho promiscuous use of explosives, but the (out of county). t Bjiace occupied. Class SO, arrangement o! educational Institutions little or no once a week to see If there was work to bo had. If have the work that goes with the con* Female—Oovarnasi, Jonmtlm, hou«»- five roies In a glana container. No awarae. general experlenco has been thnt they are brought In GRADUATES FROM COr,I,ICGK. hint that nny such primary wrong there W«B, he was required to take the job. If not his structlon of two or thron race tracks workers, cooke, nuraamama! . »>i««<». Claaa SI, arrangement of Lucln. Hlae exists? Is It not also true that If We card wa« punched, showing that he had appeared Vlie from adjoining municipalities and from roadside stands at a cost of approximately a million waitresses, laundrr woik*n, aewlng «• Emily II. Coette, flrst. on public highway* so thnt local regulations are of little chin* operators, pantry sjlils, chamber- Mra. Frederick C, Tatum—Arrangement wish tn enlist the aid of the ablest of employment bureau had a list of jobs for domestics and a half dollars each? maids, Bt*nograpb*r-nurse. Henry F. iAbreequn Finishes Coune studontfl In tho research task we avail. to b* ntaiad In lighted niche a» Inches At New York University. factory workers and other cliuslflcatlons. If a person Can those who always "bow to the .—i— ia» i etii wide. 2a Inches deep. 2B Inches hlsh and must sot them apart and make them Tho Chamber of Commorce nnd Civics of will of tho voters" refuse to give U\e Governor I*»don'» Thanks. ehould be In proportion to ep«e* ooeupwa. Independent In clrcu'mstanoes and was offered a job and refused, he was Immediately cut th Class 82. A, vista to b* i**n through Henry V, Labrecque, son of Her proof against all extraneous Influ- from the rolli. As a result of thin policy the rolls have Oranges and Maplewood have undertaken a campaign voters an apportunlty to vote, upon Editor, Red Bank Hegliter. curtained window. Miss Antoinette man Labrecque of Now Monmouth, ences?" . been cut from 830 cases, as of April IB, when the state to eecure statewide legislation and, if It Is passed there new opportunities for work, upon Dwlffht. flrat! Mlaa N*lll* Porter, seoond: was one of 4,204 students to grad- This essay was prompted by the blood Infusions Into weakened agrl Mn. li.org* Moore, honorable mention. relinquished the administration, to 803 cascn today, the is some promise of co-operation from New York and JWeriey little Rlrl his won Gpv. B. cardan acen* to b* a«*n through eur. uate from New York university last rending of an editorial relating to a Pennsylvania. The bill before the Stale Legislature cultural sections and upon tax rev Landon's thanks In these words: A taln«d window. Mra. Larton Lokiell. "rat: week. He took a course In engineer- well-known commentator, and when majority of these, of course, representing families.' enues which will lighten the burden Assembly 1B9, Is satisfactory us far as It goes but I copy of your weekly paper has been Mra. r. C. Tatum, second: Mrs. Frank Ing and be now has a position In the that gontleman received from me a The program evolved nt Bound Brook may conceiv- upon those now overburdened by sent me by a mutual friend. A. Hayes, honorable mention. copy of tho article, he wrote me this does not touch the major problem of retail and prlvati Of course "a mutual friend" Is an Section IV. southern part of the state with the comment: ably be used as a model for smaller communities Al- tax? stats highway commission. Mr. IM- distribution or the use of tha so-called "harmless' fire lmpossibility became a friend, «n- Class 8J—Arrangement of f!ow*r» in 'The clipping; which you enclosed though Bound Brook hns a population of 8 000 it had There are 10,000 men and women ...» a frlendihip, cannot be reci- •ny alngie container, eultabl* for a formal brecqus Is a brother of Theodora J. works which cause much of the trouble. Ilk* we r to me was read with much InUrest only 35 relief cases on April 15, at a time when Prince- organised under the Horse Racing procal. The phr.se, h<> .Y» ! *" dinner tall*. Mre. tallhton Lobdell, flrat; Labrecque, who Is a member of the It Is generally agreed that the only effective way o Amendment Amoclstlon, Inc., In th ken Mra. W. II. Ituthrauff. second: Mri. Mary The proposal you make has the mer- Ion, with a population of 10,000, for example had . Hartshorn*, hutiorabt* mantlnn, ene lg in and demand somebody's head. state) health director, for the first stud " '" ' " •cl«ntlno Improving the streets. They have a regular group of more than ono slate. nol say what the governor meant| to Mra, W. II. Ruthraolf. Class «8—Tsbl, avoided th •at (or fcwr>, suitable for ramp or eottait*. time has gone on record favoring the laborers who handle the work, but they hire extra men This audleno* of 10,000 in not all say. He coulcould have avoided the I send you this with the hope that to assist them. This year they figured that If they did More than a score of New York's largi By November this audience will In dilemmdil a by sayinaying "a frlsnd of Bll»*r axthided. To b* tihlblud In court- legal restriction of sals and posses- las yard, Mn. John Ballantln*. first; Mrs. r\wl" "u1d room for "• »" H «hould i not have emergency idler men they would have to go cream* In numbers to 40,000. Thl mine.ine. " . , Olio floill*. second: Mrs. W. B. Huthrsult sion of fireworks, except (hois used Juries However, these remarks are not In- b» brought to the attention of all out and hire some anyhow. Ho they put them to work. i audience will Include some of the) ani Mra, Alfred I, Ferguaon, Jr., honor- at municipal Fourth of July displays. those whn undertake to tench or Injurli mo«e prominent men of the country. UniJed as something disparaging or *h!» msnllon. Clala Ht. for memliara' "tiidy polltlfial economy at ichool or Instead of paying them In canh, they paid them In food offensive to Qov. t*ndon, I hope rhlMren, 12 years ot age or under. Mlnla. college, Play. Money Is bslng wagered every da< rhlMren, 12 ye ' ' , flat approximately Th* road to belter and bigger bust- tickets, with a few exceptions. The men earn more than thehyy will not ratine him to kl«k the tur* rlayiround In record for folly depends largely on "parents, In the OUu of New Jersey on hors buckebkt t next NovemberNvember. ltii\ Cl«ment 1 Desp«r4, Jr., (Irstl new lead! through Tha Register's ad- George Whits. Dwpard, swMWdl Ha(as«l«l Huts* raoiaf, Thl* money |oM to other UUpln. . il Dd jntrtiil*. ^^tntfWt.^ RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1936.

Fishermen! When in need of good tackle at the right prices come to Well IniuUtM with ground Sears ! cork. Kttpg liquid! hot or / cold for 8 to 10 3 WQ DAYS f hourj. Kwik Kut Lawn GOLDEN EXTRA VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT TO CELEBRATE Mower * Lawn Chair 79C GOLDEN Ber. BSc. At llluitrattd. 11^^ , AAlUhl M sturatly and bulltriftr > comfort. Vatf good looking, JUBILEE also. Allstate Tire Prices Reduced

3 Days Only—Friday, Saturday & Monday during this Save 12.00 3 Day Sale ON THIS Buy Allstate Tlrei on Easy Payment Flan. Super Silvertone Radio No Red Tape—No Delay. Immediate Delivery. SEARS Original Price 79.95 FOREIGN RECEPTION GUARANTEED arning ! Installed Free with a short We expect another Increase In tire wave aerial during thla sale. prices, iti buy now! The last word in radio achieve- ment. 10 tubes—3 tuning bands .95 —airplane dial. Super speaker. 67 $j> Down (S Month 9 Cup Refrigerator Electric Everything you wwuld expect in Pan a radio selling for $100. Visit Our Radio Dent, Percolator 19 Mixer and see other outstanding -f .39 I ' 10.05 values we are offering. Regular 2.50 A Regular 1.40 Value Value Keep your A suparlor per- v e gotables Silvertone Election Mode culator offered crisp and freah to you at thla In thla white Forget Every Other Radio special price. enamel pan. Made of extra Chrome cover, hard lS-guage size 13x8^x4% You Ever Saw or Heard ! aluminum. lnchca. Here is a small compact table model NEW that in new . . . sensationally differ- Now is the Time to Buy FIBRE COOL SEAT COVERS Heat Contro ent in everything It does. It has lO-oo everything—tones and volume it gives Clean, cool and easy to put on. Priced unusually Conmlete mt low for this sale. For coach or sedan. A Real Good Electric electric you would expect from a real "big regularly 8.98 to $5 set." Just the thing for your sun A 19.60 Value room, bedroom or porch. Take It At a great- to your summer cottage. Now is the Time to Buy Your ly reduced price Cross Country Battery plus A Great Big •iniiiii i in •! • i -"I • ~'in"mm ' "^ a $1.10 ltotroo- PRICES REDUCED to Iron Cord tree. A regu- 6 cu. ft lar $8.50 value. Sale price

Coldspot From Regular Price 5 At a price you'd pay for a 4 cu. ft. elsewhere. 50 H1B 2fissa^r A ?5 I)invn Up to a Yrs. to Fay Never has an Electric Refrigerator With All These Features Been Botary Rlccr Kitchen Can Freezer Health Scale Comblnct Canncr rood Chopper Two-Burner Table Priced So Low. Model Oil Range 98c 49c 1.00 1.98 89c .. 1.25 1.00 Super Powered Unit that will give you Adirondack Chair The handiest and most efficient Uttlo atove ever Regularly l.lDRcgularly 60c,ReguIarly 1.30 A £.33 Value Regularly 89c, Regularly 1.-19 Regularly 1.29 moro cold than you will ever need at an regularly 1.29 made. Put out >.95 amazing low cost of operation. Approved You cant buy this that hot coal fire by Good Housekeeping. chair elsewhere and use this In- for less thanl.ia oxpenBlvo littla S-hurner 96 Ice cubes or 7t*j l&K. of ice to 1.69. oil range. « Touch-n-bar Door Opener E-Z Way Famous Foodex Hunt Mop Whistling Convex Kettle Tea Keltic, Carpet Kerosene Range p«» Tea llettl' JJ. i nn Sweeper C'uinpiii IIIUIIU blilll rh-ht In tho refrlgenilor Guaranteed 5 Yenrs 95 59c cnc 49c 1J9 i or A 70c. Valuo m "•'** Regularly 50c. ReRUlniiy 1.50 *«*«' Regular 70c, Regularly 29c, 42- Regularly We. Regular 2.49 valus A $50 Valus Tho best looking, most efficient oil range at anywhere near this price; extra large oven. Insulated door and top. 5 giant 4-lnoh Hi Special Burners. Truly, a wonder valuo ! OH Mop" Iron Board Skillet Set Rolling I'ln Coffee Muh Hamper Electric Stove The Famous 59c 1.00 1.67 10c 1.19 1.39 1.00 Auto Gas Gasoline Regulai'y 7V Regularly 1.49 Regularly 1.08 repulfir lttc. A 1.29 value Kegularly 1,59 Regularly 1.29 Range The New Hi»liiced (or This 8«Is Kenmore $3 Down Kenmore Electric $1 Month 95 Electric Washer Values like these cxplnln why Scaro 44'W Down Vacumn Cleaner Will, leads tho country In 15 Month regularly 39.95 Automatic Pump blcyclo Hulea. At regularly 10.05 ! thin piico wliero Now Is tho time to buy ft good' caa you get a looking up-to~diita gajolln* 94.95 full nlze doublo-bnr range at a saving. You c»nt tlTlli Down bike with a rust- buy tills value oleowhere at any- »5 Month proof frame. Rnnm- where noar thin price. lor This 8 Bay Solo rods, "Von cant buy n. bettor clean- Novor boforo linn n wmb.-r hvnnd hnndlebttra, or no matter how much you Hlto thin boon offi-rcd for m u d - l"iy. It In mado of hlghont Ions than $S». Pull Im u a r d R . chrome- Special Power Tool Sale! limllty mntnrlnl—Kunrnnteo>l typo wringer, I! nliccl rrlrn. Oonu- ALL POWER TOOLS, GRINDERS and MOTORS in every way. Has floating cily tub. No bi-ltn nr pul- bninh—tuljuatnblo noKzlo nnt,l loyn. All gcni-H i-nch (let you™ at thin REDUCED |A% During Thu Sale ! bull bcnrliiRa throughout. Full porcelain lined tub, prlco.

Free Parking Free Parking in Rear SEARS CK AND CO. in Rear of Building of Buildinff 27-29 Monmouth Si RED BANK Phone 1290 RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18, 1986.

Worthley and Annie and Oraee Call' the Mineral Spring* hotel. Robert Asbury Park. He had returned a few J. & Hunt, a retired Freehold mer- Sunday World had a special photo- From The Register took tbe principal parti In tbe Chil- Allen, Jr., was president and Arthur day* before bis death from the W*st, chant, bought the coal business) to graph of the Oceania are company dren's day program given at Grace Wilson secretary of the company. where he had been on a buslneas t«|P. Bad Bank operated by J. A. Van- suitable, for framing. Thai* In the Methodist church. MIM Sadie Child Mr*. Asher Hance of Wallace Mr. Lufburrow was 29 years old and Sehoik. A, K. Hlllpot was made picture were Albert M, Striker, FOR, RENT! 50 and 25 Years Ago had charge of tha mualc street broke her wrlat when she fel was the son ot Richard Lufburrow of manager ot the Red Bank yard. Charles F. Brlggi, Frank *1ynn, Ed- I, 4-raom and lavatory ajMrtment* for Immediate pdweMlon. Samuel Willing of Fort Monmouth from the stoop of Bloomneld Drum- Middletown. Idas Loulie Oreenawalt of Red ward Jeffny, Joseph McNally, Wil- No. M Broad Street One on tnd*floor and two to art Boor. Culled From the News and Edi- wu the winner of tbe badge at the Benjamin Allen Parker of Newman Bank, a etudent at Barnard college, liam Brill, William Daley, Carl Clark, Terms to suit, mond'e residence on Broad street. Apply COOK * OAKLEY, Croat 81, Bad Bank. torial Columns wad Presented shooting- match bald by the Port Mon- Miss Kate Gentleman and Carl H Springs, who bad been appointed ipe- was awarded a medal by the Society Fred Hlltbrunner, William Stevens, mouth club. Stoye, both of Little Silver, wer« cial policeman of Shrewsbury town- of Colonial Damea of America, which Owen Rolf, Phlneaa Smith, Albert for the Entertainment of To- Mw. H. W. Wild of Locust Point, married at that place by Rev. W. E ship, made his first arrest. He took was offered to the student of the col- Roche txA Joseph Strohmenger. day's Readers. • mother of George H. Wild of Red reenbank. into custody a man who waa wan- lege most proficient In American co- Oceanlo had been without a hone MONEY LOANED Bank, received a box containing; a Miss Nellie Gwynne of Jersey City dering aimlessly about West Red lonial history. shoer for many yean and Levl B. on Jewelry, Sifter, Hoiloal InitnimenU, Camera*. The following paragraphs were portion of President Cleveland's wed- and Charles A. Truax of Sea Bright Bank. John Christian Soffei ot Middletown VanNeas began horse shoeing In con- Binoculars, etc taken from the Issue of Tbe Red ding cake. were married at the latter place by William Banks was appointed offl- township, near Lincroft, died of gen- nection with his wheelwright busi- UniHd »nd Bonil.d by Sut* ol N. i, Bank Register 50 and 25 years ago Rev. W. Q. Weasel, paator of the the Rev. A. M. Lake. lal dog catcher of Red Bank. It waa eral debility. Ha was 82 yean old. ness. WE PAY CASH FOR OLD GOLD AND SOVBS this week and are being reprinted In Eatontown Baptist church, resigned M. M. Davidson, one prlco clothier hard to find a place anywhere In Mon- For a number of years be conducted today's Issue, feeling that they will be his pastorate and accepted a call and hatter, advertised seersucker mouth county or in the state with a a milk route through Red Bank. There bai been a striking; develop- Broadway Loan Co. •f general Interest to the majority from the First Baptist church at coata and vests from ten cents up. larger dog population than In Red Mrs. Harry Finch died at the home ment In the use of the national of Register readers. Long Branch. 'atterson, the clothier, advertised Bank. ot her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Davis, parka for winter sports, the park tot Broadway, ("PP. J»««b »uinb«ch'«) Cong Branch Fifty Yean Ago. William S. Sneden, superintendent pantaloons of all grades from 60 cents W. W. Ramsay of Keanaburg waa Jr., of Bergen place. She was 88 bureau reports. it the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key a pair up. aspiring for the Republican nomin- years old. For SO years she was pres- It Pays to Advertise in The Register Ilia* Agnes Haloes end Miss Lily West railroad, was (pending several ident of the Red Bank Library asso- Uttle, who lived on Mechanic street, ation for state senator. His placards, weeks with hie family In Red Bank. Twenty-Five Years Ago. which showed a reproduction of bis ciation. celebrated Decoration day by having Walter Parker of Fair Haven stat- their hair cut short, or shingled as Fred Baden, Jr., who had been em- photograph, stated be stood for "gov- Mrs, Grace C. Mervlne, daughter id he umpired a game ot ball be- ployed as bookkeeper by A. L. Dav- ernment of the people, by the people ot Mra. Eva Chadwlck of Red Bank, It was professionally called at that weea Red Bank and Fair Haven time. The girls were annoyed by be- aon, moved to Newark. .. and for tha people." became tbe wife ot John C. King, a teams fairly and that there was no A family reunion was held at the Robert Hunter was elected presl- New York real estate man. The cer- lng calded by a number of boya of basis for any chares of favoritism. about their own age and the boys ome of Postmaster ' and Mrs. Wll- dent and Charles Herbert vice pres- emony was performed at the Asbury The Red Batik boys were of contrary lam I. Green of Shrewsbury. Those ident at tbe semi-annual meeting ot Methodist church at Long Branch by Were rounded, up and taken before opinion. Justloi Chlld,-wliere lhey_wfir* re- resent were Misses Eva and Bessie :he Melrose Athletic club at the High- Rev. Albert H. Eberhardt The brides- prlmandcd. The boya were represent- y lands. The club was to b'o Incorpor- maids were schoolmates of tho brldev ed by Joseph Rellly, who made an was being modernized. Samuel B. ecll Conover of Elberon, Joseph ated and the club members proposed Mlsses Elizabeth Chambers, Grace eloquent speech In their behalf. The Vanderbllt was In charge of the 3reen of Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs. to make their organization an Im- Brady, K. Cecil Weaver and Louise PERN WOMEN boys Involved were Sammle Grover, work. usustus Smith of Bayonne. portant factor In the advancement of Hesse, all of Red Bank. Frank Grover, Peter Robinson, Ar- Tho people along the South Shrews- The children of the Beech street that locality. Thomas, George and Joseph Mc- thur Thompson, Joey Steinberg, iury river were being benefltted by chool were given an outing by a spe- The Sea Bright National bank es- Vey, sons ot Michael McVey of Leon- Hartle Havlland and Martin Chand- a brisk competition between tbe :ial trolley to Long Branch, where tablished a branch office at the High- ardo, held a lawn party at their home. l«r. Jr. steamers Helen and City ot Long hey took In a circus. The trip was land? for the beenflt of tbe Highlands The boys Invited their classmates Blllie Arlington, one of the best Branch. The price of a ticket to New irranged byJohn H. Cook, editor of depositors. Wilbur Adams, assistant and a few other friends and they Sanitary old-tlmo comedians, was living at York was originally BO cents, but ow- 'he Register, A few days later, Slg- cashier of the bank, was at Grandln had a Jolly time. Red Bank for the summer and wae ing to the rate war one could go nund Eisner of Red Bank arranged V. Johnson's Miller street store Mon- Walter Ziegler of Oceanlo and giving a series of entertainments at from Sea Bright to New York for treat for the children and they days and Fridays for the convenience Omar Quackenbuth of Kaveslnk Protection Sea Bright under the auspices ol the 20 cents. ere feasted on ice cream, lemonade, t depositors. were reputed to be the best profes- Prosperity Assembly of Knights of Commissioner George Coley was ake, oranses and candy. There Nathaniel Crawley of Highlands sional crabbers In this section. without Pads Labor. about the happiest man In the coun- vere 57 children on the school roll was 22 years old and he had a bl? The (jraduates at the Fair Haven Ebenezer Scott and William B. Sin- try. Mr. Coley was captain of tha ind all of them except two were of party in celebration of the event. No school were Marcella Kirk, Dorothy napkins clair captured a burglar la the act 'riflcilla and that yacht beat the talian or colored parentage. invitations were issued, but he made M. Bull, Cornelius Marcellus, Marie •f robbing Mrs. Clayton's store. While Puritan and the Atlantic In a sailing Henry W. Naughton, clerk of Rum- it known that anyone attending A. Prongue, M. Edith Rankln, John or Belts! aking the thief to Marshal Sheehan's contest. One of these three yachts ion borough, left for Loon Lakn In would have a Rood time and his A. F. Meager and Christopher Dough- e Intruder broke away and he was was to be selected to sail for the he Adlrondacks' where he was to be friends surely turned out to greet ty. Baited by a load of number one shot America's cup against the British mployed as a professional golfer. He him. Nat was a prominent player on George Curchln, youngest eon of red at hlm_ by Mr. Scott. Dr. James sloop Galatea. had a four months leave of absence the Oasis baseball nine. Squire Curchin, was learning the onover extracted eome of the shot Harry Peoples stepped Into the trom his official position in RUmson Miss Hazel Mae White, daughter barber business In his father's shop orn the'thlel's thigh. river Instead of Into a boat just as he nd his brother, Daniel A. Naughton, of Walter White of Freehold, and at Fair Haven. The board of freeholders decided was starting on a pleasure trip. He acted as clerk while he was away. William Ousterman of Long Branch At the annual election of officers of to pay $6,000 for the drawbridge at was fished out by Will Tilton. Mies Anna Withers, daughter of were married at the home of Mr. and the Atlantic Highlands flre depart- tbe Highlands. Mies Emily Bray, daughter of Rich- Joseph Withers, and Lloyd Sickles, Mrs. William T. Smock of Wlcka- ment Jacob Rhode was chosen chief OR today** womant-. . busy, modern, throwing off iiicUHfl Annie Mahoney and Mary O'Byrne, ard A. Bray, died In her 38th year on of John R. Sickles, both of Ocean- tunk by Rev. H. Moore Blake of the and Egbert H. Cook assistant chief. Fjhackla* .-.'. B-ettei were created. Her* ii a method thatf young girls living at Oceanic, were from an Infection of the spine. port, were married at the bride's Freehold Methodist church. A village Improvement society was William A. Jeffrey of Oceanic endi the discomfort, the inconvenience and the ombarratimont, severely bitten by a dog belonging to home by Rev. George T. Hillman. Samuel T. Sleeper camp Sons of organized at Keyport at the^ home of •hat heretofore hai been an unavoidable port of this feminine' John Carton of Sea Bright. opened a fish commission market in A special service in observance of Veterans were arranging for their an- Mrs. Arthur M. Brown. Mrs. Brown Elizabeth M. Valentine was the val- Washington market, New York. He he 25th anniversary of Rev. Robert nual outing. It was likely that the was elected president, Miss Jennie problem. With B-ettei there is no comciousnast .of wearing a" edictorian and Anna C. Cnadwick offered to handle fish and crabs for MacKellar'a ordination to the minis- veterans and their sons would visit Moore recording secretary and Miss ^anitory protection ot elll They are completely invtilble in uie salutatorian at tbe annual class day fishermen of this neighborhood and ry was held in Trinity, church. Near- Battery Arrowsmith and the proving E. VanBrackle treasurer. |> . . deodorant ,;'.-. end, though they isfely and efficiently sell them on commission. exercises ot the senior class of the ly enough money was on hand to grounds at Sandy Hok. An attempt wae made to burn the perform the purpose of ordinary naplcini. B-ettei are to tiny that The case ot Maria C. Hendricknon 3lear the mortgage on the rectory and Red Bank public school. Paul J. Ben- Miss Elizabeth Davis, daughter of American hotel at Farmlngdale. The a day't supply can be carried unobtrusively in a handbag. Never ten was president of the class. Oth- against her brother, Samuel T. Hen- (he mortgage was cancelled at this O. B. Davis of Riverside avenue, who flre wa» discovered by Richard Zim- • Worn Internally ... ers who had special parts In the pro- drlckson, and others for an account- ipecial service. was a member of this year's grad- merman. A quantity of old bed tick- before have women known iuch comfort ..-. such convenience approved by physician*) gram were M. Louise Patterson, Hen- Ing of their father's estate was de- Charlos Redfern assumed charge of uating class of the Red Bank high Ing and burlap had been placed b.i« lueh daintiness_jj^f in a sanitary protection. rietta M. French, Walter Bergen Par- cided by the chancellor, who stated he Old Point Comfort lighthouse at school, was engaged as primary against the north side of the build- that Miss Hendrlcksoa had no case Bow. ol 13, S9o sons, Martha O. Hendrickson and Keaneburg Beach. He succeeded teacher for the Lincroft school In the ing and Ignited. Mlfd. br Th« B-ettu Co, DuBoIa, Pa. George Wesley Chandler. Samuel against her brother and the suit was Thomas Compton, who had been at fall. A eupplement to the New York dismissed. SUNRAY DRUG CO, M Broad Strwt, R.J Bull Xjockwood, superintendent of the pub- the lighthouse 46 years. Miss Belle Broander, who had been lio schools ot Monmouth county, gave The seml-amial meeting of the di- R. Harry Lufburrow of Middletown assistant postmistress at Keansburg, tbe principal address. rectors of the Tlnton Falls Turnpike died at the home of his wife's par- gave up her position and Mlsa Nettle Pauline Throckmorton, Mlnthorn company waa scheduled to be held at ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. VanCleaf of Hathaway became her successor. HOWABODTATOmON FROM 'blD CAt'TROUBLE? /^AREFUL, mister! That car of yours is Yes, you can take a vacation in style, in V-4 very much a part of your vacation comfort, with thrilling, satisfying pace to picture—why let it spoil your fiinP your going — and you can do it all without If it has to be wheedled to get it up a hill— strain on the budget. Buick prices begin at if it half-halts expectantly at every gas pump $765* list at Flint—terms are so easy a couple —if it wants to park instead of leap at the of extra dollars weekly is usually enough to "GO" light- step you up out of the lowest price class. What you need is a brilliant new Buick. and Want a sample of the fun that could bo here's the one you want! yours in a Buick? Just call us any This neat and nimble Series 40 Buick SPECIAL time and we'll be is as eager to go as you are—your good times around to dem- begin with the first whir of the starter. onstrate. *OU BRIDES of yesterday and tomorrow will It has room for all the family, and ample luggage space besides — try find our New Home Service »n appropriate ana prac- a trip, for a change, without a back tical aid in maintaining t home.... a gift that you can seat cluttered up with baggage. jive yourself fifty-two timei a year, tutd, t&v* Take a vacation from wheel-fight, road-jitter, tire-squeal —this great car is steady, poised, level all tho way, even on corner and turn. Our New Home Service kringi you all of your flat work vUlud C-vettf Enjoy a rest fronf driving tension completely finisked—(ekeeti, pillow-cases, table-linena, — try .this feather-light wheel and etc.) Tke balance !• fluff-dried, muck of it ready for Knee-Action ride and see how you Uttle F*0( Strviee npitait* use. Tke cort, 5c a Ik, first g pounds 50c. Handker- relax as you go. thrift In action. It Involves no cklefiand doilies lc eack extra. ¥e will finUk "kii" Investment for equipment No See the sights on this year's outing Interest and depreciation ener> skirts, tf you desire, for 10c eack additional. Other without keeping an eye out for re- ges. No repair, Jti, «l«etrle ot pair shops on the way—this car goei service* at correspondingly lov prices. •uppljr llfli. easy on gas and oil and won't need a We io tLe work foe jroai mechanic's attention for thousands save your oealtki save yoa* of miles. Home walking b no aid to romance—10— time 1 save you money. "Help yourself to k«ppin«ss" ky calling u» today. CUm MoC«rthy •nd Edwin C. Hill Bnuhut tlu LOUIS-SCHMELING FIGHT mrh, N.B.C DialUttUFalls 40400 Mtltlo/Jmntlt '„... Toil-Free Phone-'WX-1O0O//* * (The toll charge is automallcaUy rtventd to us)

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and Us* motto "Not at tin Top But .00—A. J>. WsUuthos. Dtrbr. CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY, He wa« convicted of conspiring with .14—Carter. Seventy Receive Keyport Students. Cllmlng." ill—Manhattaa aoce«rt band. Walter Frost of East Orange, a truck The officers of the clsss are: tlO—Casino Danea Muile. Albert A. Goldfarb of Long Branch driver for the Atlantic Refining com- Preildtnt—Edward P. Balehe. i rf>0—Resume, First Communion was convicted at Newark last week pany, to present false testimony In Graduate Tonight Viei srteMent--Irene Gebler. M. Tuesday, June 23. of conspiracy in connection with a a Monmouth county supreme court jto—Variety Program. More than 70 boys and girls re- Secretary—Oladjra Vorhla. llO— Musicals. $102,000 /ake accident claim. He action instituted by George Martin Frazer D. Metxger, Dean of Rut- Troaanrer—Jtan H. Boutb. iOO—SMnbaehs. ceived their first communion recently faces a possible sentence of three of Oceanport, who waa seriously in- id—Tea Time Tunei. at St James's church. Thay are Rose years in prison and a fine of $1,000. jured in the accident. gert University Will Deliver Class night of the graduating class •SO—InUraetlng People ID the News. SURPRISE Marie Acerra, Audrey Butler, Mary the Addreii—Joseph D. Be- was held Tueiday night at the high lit—Dance Hits. Theresa Conklln, Mary Coatello, Mar- •chcol auditorium. The addreis of 100—Whsra to Buy, Casino, BUInbacbs, die Will Present Diploma.. Muilo Shop, Bnyder, Smoke Shop. garet Congdon, Eleanor Day, Anna welcome was given by Hugh j. Mo- ill—News Savlaw. DeGrlppo, Theresa OetUs, Antoinette Klttrlck. Jean M. Bough and B. B. llO—Opportunity winners. Hlckman, Edna Larson, Margaret Graduation exercises of the Key- Young gave the class will and Con- 144—Btelnbachs. (45—Pate, Singing Doorman. Leach, Joyce Merritt, Margaret Ml- port high school -will be held tonight stance Bedle, Ethel Buntenbaob, iBO—Ba»um«. korskl, Oenevlav* O'Neill, Anita Mae DOES YOUR DOWN-DOWN-wwn... at the high school auditorium, when Busan WasUaskut, Doris Scbulten- M. Wednesday, June S4. Peyton, Elisabeth Roswell. Patricia Dr. Fraser D. Metlger, dean of mm, burg, Prank Dutolt and John Coonsy tOO—Tea Time Tunes. VALUES TO $1.65 :lt—Where to buy (Caelno, Blelnbachs. Ryan, Rita Slattery, Mary Taylor, Rutgors university, will deliver the gave the mementoes, Others who Mullo Shop, Snydar). Alice Smith, Marlon Corcoran, Do- address. MIIB Ireno Gobler, who haa gave selections were Marjory Mor- tzO—Juvenile GUmbers. lores Finn, Dorothy Hoffman, Lor- CHURCH, CLUB or ORGANIZATION the highest average, will he the vale- ley, George I* Stuart, Benjamin Kol- :00—Carter. raine Holiday, Jean Kaney, Eleanor Friday and Saturday only :01—BabetU. songs, dictorian and Mlaa Edna J. McCann, ley and Albert H. Wuesterfeld. :15—News Review. Mantz, Frances Murdlco, Jeanette second highest, will be salutatorlan. YVBRB PROGRAMS. rlO—WPA program. Rlskam, Doris Tylutkl,' Lenora Mc- Class President Edward Belcha will !|<5—Mrs. C. tflllyer. Ulk. Oulre, Maria DeUsa. tB0*-Amsrlcan Family Roblnion ' NEED MONEY? deliver an address. Tho class gift The programs ate as follows. llB—Smoka flhop. John Amona, John Casagrande, will be presented by Miss Elisabeth >1S—This and That. FATHER'S DAY ' (1210 Kilocycle!) Edwin Conner, Joseph Crotchfelt, Negroskay and will bo accepted by rSO—Iris Pappe, Ulk. A. M. Friday, Jun. 10. 7:*B— Radio Qulld, Sketch. Clarence and John DeGrlppo, Ray- CHUttCH ORGANIZATIONS, S. Frank Mason, Sr,, vice president y:OI>—Morning Serenade. S;00—Resume, • ' ^ mond Fagan, Owen Grant, George of the board of education. Diplomas 8:10—Shopping Qulde, CMlno, BUInbaehe, • Snyder, Muilo Shop. l. M. Thursday, June 2B. and Donald Griffiths, John Kelly, PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS, will be presented hy Joseph D. Bedle, JlBO— Volet of Fhllotonby. :00—Morning Serenade, John Koun, George Henry LuBsler, president of the board. Member! of ill—Btelnbachs. •nd WOMEN'S CLUBS 0t46—Homekeeper. Hour. :lB—Word Ideu. William Larken, Paul Lang, John the clans are Emily J, Andenon, 10:00—Ohlldran'i hour. O'Borne, Elmer and Donald Patter- «m!bh ,10—Volte of Philosophy. SALE OF OF MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. J., Helen Conatanco B&dlc, Mary lOJiB—Newi Review, :0O—Things you should know. son, Broneon Power, Anthony and Brleceso, Ethel E. Buntenbach, Hone lliQO—Reauma, :J0—Shopping Qulde (Carter. Stain. Francis Sole, William Btubbs, James A; Cerrato, Ethel Clarlhew, Kuth P. M. . bachs, Casino, Music Shop). Thompson, Gene Trlpodo, Arthur MAY JOIN OUR i :80—Uusleab. :I5—News. Collins, Adclalne IS. Dean, Lorraine 4 iOO—Church of the air. . :D0—Besuma. Wher, Donald Apgar, James Anner- "DELCO HEAT," "FUEL OIL" B. Dey, Aileen Dolson, Genevleve 4 :IO—Woman's forum, M. ella, Ralph' Cores]*, William Cotton, Perarro, Buth E. Foulks, Anna B. 0:00—Municipal danoe band, ,00—Tea Tlrae Tunes, Joseph. DeLlsa, Robert Daverlo, Wil- BllB—Btudlo Features. :15—Where) to Qo (Music Shop. Casino, Prank, Irene Evelyne Gebler, Ger- 6 iOO—-Front Psga Drama. SUlnbachs. Snydsr). liam Daly, James Fix, Gene Humln- trude E. Oehlhaus, Rita M. Havens, «:1»—News Bivlew. 1:80—Lov4 story Girl. ski, Richard Hendrlckson, Joseph 8:10—Where) to buy (Casino, Bttlnbschs, B:4B—Youth Forum. Murdlco, Richard O'Connor, John Agnes A. K. Hennesey, Anita C. «.-15—News Review. Donation and Income SHIRTS Bnyder, Mullo Shop) RaUlto, Richard Stout Edward Shl- Johnson, Anna M. Klalber, Violet 6:46—Olrl Bcoat Program. «:!0—Smoke Shop. Never before have shirts of LambertBon, Doris E. Loundebury, TiOO—American Family Robinson. :81—Old Folks st Horn*. lones and Clayton Walton. Edna J. McCann, Mary Masavltch, 1-.it—Fhll Leoig. sporta Ulk. :4 5—Doris and Anna. this qnallty and fullness of 1:80—3mok» Shop. 7,00—Resama. E, Qraoo Mlnzor, Dorothy Miller, 7:31—Santaugejo's Rhythm Hasten. »»• a> Plan cut been sold so low! Marjorlo M. Miller, Marjorlo J. Mor- 8:00—WaJkathon derby. 8:15—Michael Monahan, Tenor. Heater Blast Wrecks Eight Injured In ley, Mllllo A. MorasiiBkoB, Elizabeth 8:80—Variety Hour. YOU CAN ASSIST YOUR ORGANIZATION TO OB- NagroBkey, L.eona J, Roberts, Jean 0 ;00—OarUr. M. Rough, Doris Carolyn Schutten- B:01—Movie gossip, Asbury Park Home Sunday Accident TAIN A REGULAR INCOME AND PART OF THE burg, Anna T. Schlmanskl, Helen CIS—Home Philosopher. 9:80—atelnbachi. An explosion of a hot water heater Clinton Heath and Miss Lilly Wil- M. Snydcr, Anna 11. Stout, Bertha »:81—Radio Stage. lis, both of Mlddletown, are In Rlv- M. Tleghe, Clara M. Tunis, Gladye. A. 10:00—Hetwitt and Rowland, sketch. In the home of Rev, J. S. Brown at 10:15—BabetU, songs. Asbury Park Sunday wrecked the ervlew hospital, and six others were Vorhia, Charlotte V. Waltt, Eleanor 10:30—Troeadsro orchestra. slightly injured Sunday night in an .Walling, Susan A, W&allakus, Jo- 11:00—"ArtlsU' Bedtal Bureau. building and Interrupted services In $200, Donation automobile accident at the intersec- 11:16—To be announced. the colored Second Baptist church 88 sephine K. Williams, Evelyn M 11:10—Wa.lka.thon derby. next door. The force of the tion of Route 35 and New Monmouth IWhlttik, Edna Yoncusky, Helen Yon. P. M. Saturday, June 20. lfted a thirty gallon water tank road, Mlddletown township. Miss Our plan to assist your organization In making money Is st What Fine Fabrics musky, Allda H. Zuoker, James B, Willis is being treated for shock and 5:00—Reading (or Pleasure. hrough the roof of the minister's sincere and honest one. It dots not obligate you or yonr organ- Woven madras . . . high Alexander, Edward P. Bolcha, Har- 5:15—Steinbachs. lome. The tank sailed fifty feet Mr. Heath for possible Internal In- ization In any manner whatsoever, but It will make money for the vey V. Brown, Walter A. Clark, John juries. count broadcloth . . . B;l«—Opportunity hour. hroUKh the,air and fell on the roof club, organization or association that uses It J, Cooney, Charles T. Curtis, Gus- 6:14—Bttlnbaehl. of the church. Hev. Mr. Brown and Mrs. Bertha Heath of Middletown, guaranteed non-fading . . 6:16—News Review. For almost thirty five years we have been building a reputa- tavo II. Dlrnor, Paul B. Dougherty, 6:30—Smoke Shop. members of his family 'were all in was the driver of one of the cars DEEPTONE8! Navy, Charles H. Dowan, Frank J. Dutoltt, «:81—Junlle Jim, which collided with an automobile tion for honest service to the people In Monmouth Comity, and 1 church. _ Wine, Brown, Michael Enfnnto, John C. Gardner, «:<«—dailno. driven by Patrick Rlcculto of Jer- that reputation Is being upheld and will be carried on. YOU ARE [William J, Gelger, David L. Glat- 6i»S—Helns HHBUT, Songs. sey City. With Rlcoulto were Tony 7:0O—lUlume. FARES SENTENCED. ASSURED A FAIR DEAL. gall, William J. Hoadly, Robert G. A. M. Monday, Jane 12, Perrl, Misa Mary Colosimo, Salva- What Styles ! Hlne, Charles S. Hopla, Ralph E, 9:00—Morning Binnade. tore Colosimo, all of Red Bank, and »:14—BUInbstha. 3olored Doctor Ordered to Prison for Alden Brown of Faterson. Dulso of Kents button-down . . . non-orushable collars . . . t Huylar, Clarence W. Hyer, Benja- 0:15—Word Ideas. WRITE OR CALL US AT ONCE AND LET OUR REPRE- jnlrr D. Kelley, Thomas Marotta, Two to Seven Years. collars to match neckband Shirt» . , . atrlplngs ... all colors ... Q:BO—Morning devotlona. William J. Parks, an Asbury Park SENTATIVE EXPLAIN OUR PLAN IN DETAIL Slugh J. McKlttorlok, Claire B. Men- 10:00—Things Vou Should Know. all styles ... all sleeve lengths In tills sale! 10:S0—Shoppan' guide (Bnydar, Staln- oolored doctor whose medical license Golf Club May Be Developed. fcel, Norman C. Piney, Angela T. R& bscha, Muilo Shop. Otilno). THERE IS NO OBLIGATION ON YOUR PART J>olla, Car] H. Blnker, Ralph R, Rip- 10:ilP-News Bsylsw. has been revoked, was sentenced to The Homestead golf and country pen, •William A. Rough, Robert B. 11 :R0—Resume. tate prison to genre two to seven club grounds at Spring Lake may be- Bchmldt, Howard P. Smith, George P. M. 'ears and fined $2,000. He wajj con- come a real estate development. This Sale! Men's $1 TIES for only )L Stuart, Charles R. Thomas, Myron 7:00—Manhattan concert band. irlcted last month of performing an was Indicated at a mooting of the THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY. Inc. ft. VanPelt, Albert H. Wuesterfeld, 7:14^-Stelnbae£t. llegal operation. Acting on a writ borough council Monday night when Imagine saving fiflc on every tie! Hand 7:80—Smoke" Shop, it error authorized by tho state su- inquiry aa to large parcels of land IS MECHANIC STREET RED BANK, N. J. tailored . . . resilient construction! Silks (Victor T. Tankoskl and Benjamin B, 7:31—Mora About Hams. IJToung. TU4—Casino. preme court, Parks' attorney request- that were delinquent in taxes was Phone B. B. 8195 . . . moires . . . plaids . . . shantungs . . . The class flower Is the sweet pea 7:45—Helen UIIn|, songi. ed a certificate of reasonable doubt made by Joseph T. Day, New York other good weaves. 39* ut was refused by Judge Knight. real estate developer and auctioneer. YOU'RE SURE TO PLEASE HIM .. . YOU WANT Men's PRE-SHRUNK GENERAL PRODUCTS CORP Values UNBIASED ADVICE SLRCKS to $1.49 ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE Sensational OH APPOINTMENT OF Thousands handsomely patterned ... THE WM. R. HOGG COMPANY, Inc. Guaranteed AS THE DEALER OF to wash and wash!

Excellent styling DELCO-HEAT and tailoring! • Popular Squares SIMPLIFIED OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT Fully out! Sizes • Variety of Strlplnga 29 to 4J . . , types of complete heating plants. Bat joa mat eqaipmsntof 0 Linen Crashes the right size to do to job without watte. Tour Ddco-Batt Dark shades, too. • White Ducks dealer can meet yonr partJcotar re»joJpeoaetit«. That's why JOB in Red Bank and Vicinity ehoold consult Um, Here ire (prick facts about Deico-Hesst Men's POLO SHIRTS Grand quality . . . grand laundering . . . DRCO-HIAT CONOmONAtt Harold A. Hendrickson, Manager, invites you to visit buy Dad two shirts for. the prlco of one! httu wfeh dr that la mtani, Whites, blue, maize, browns ... all sizes. 25' lt t l i Vh hocoat. FiiiiiliiisMi wintar dLr eootnienli^p fa •ddttkn to •tUfWMsTifl bNt Com no man the New Delco-Heat Show Room at 50 Broad St., Phone 963 Red Bank ex added 15 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK THE SURPRISE DOCO>HIAT THE VARIOUS TYPES OF EQUIPMENT ON constsrs el a boBar and tamer, bd»» as • JTQAf hmVtnotm90tftm§t^f"KT\ fpntk ypo thu B t bM t DISPLAY WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT STORE doaaeMk hoc iMttr debt throochtbaTv fcr • trifibg cost. Mad* la staee for sngia Tl b

•WAX O*. BURMR DELCO-HEAT r iirisim famaos Into «o a> 7 IS TRULY A WORTHY mitabW for a STJMU Kitlfa, an snacsaje bnost, er Istfsr hngMtoQ. AM saadu qtitet, arfrVUaH. and ham> «ohr en* WANT A JOB? parti makethkoObaiwcpt sa General Motors Product AH Deioo-BMt oaVbattdoc oqulp- . DofAtaoJ Red Bank Register has a number of well* taeat naee) th« low«s« grade of aootber wk*m dotJMStk fnel ofl whfch eantalns to boy. Aah n» aboM Ua* stsw For Nearly Thirty-Five Years the Win. R. Hogg Com- paying vacation jobs open for spare timo he«t than aipenaiwKifla. Thai ail.A.C tW jlm. Phot*, iU* tmt ahomoooi or mall eocene*. pany Inc. Have Rendered a Valuable Heating Service work in special subscription campaign. oil sod ffliue ft with axactty the Let aa mska a frae For details phone, write or call imme- right amomtt of air far the botttat, ofyoat-bom*. To The People of Monmouth County, Their Slogan diately—Campaign Manager. "OUR GUARANTEE IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF (The WILLIAM R. HOGG CO.,Inc, PERFECT SATISFACTION" IB MECHANIC STREET, RED BANK, N. J Red Bank Register Phone R. B. 3195. Hat Been Faithfully Maintained, and Future Delco- _ _ _ _ MAIL TIIIS COUPON MOW — — — — Heat Owner* May Be Assured of Prompt Satisfactory I wmnt toicnow more aboot Datco-Hart Q e^ndl&aVlla^^llBBVSIasa, Service At All Times

NOTICE. Olerk t>r awljln* ta Mat la •«*•». Mf Jtaa*. Sealed bids for furniehlng Sohoctt Blip- hldi wlfl b. opened attb> Mn>*aj»Mif Sales and Service llei for the Board ut MuciUoii at Holm- the ComraitUe appointed (• stUMtt kfi Sel Townililp will he received Bt Uie offlc* W ssjtft StnrtJLdir, 15 MecKanlc Sfre«f, Red Bank, N. J. Phone R. B. 3195 of the Dlitrlot Cleric In Holmd.l an Hi if ThBo»d nwm t». (ember 10th, 1016. up to 6i00 P. M. lxy- any er all bid*. Clr/and Stmt lluht Raving Time. All bid* to be (or the HOAJU) 01* 1 delivery of lupplUd to th« whU eflor) tnf to the lilt aa made out (o U>«a Mft fcs. Mann* RED BANK BEGISTEK, JUNE18,19W. 100-Men and Women Wanted--100 Red Bank Register offers many Vacation or Spare Time Jobs to residents of Red Bank and nearby towns and com- munities in Eight Weeks' Subscription Campaign—Open to all Men, Women, Boys and Girls in Northern Monmouth.

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HOW BONUSES WIUJ Earn Daily Pay 14--CASH BONUSES OFFERED-14 BE AWARDED Fourteen Cash Bonutet art offered1, as In Spare Jime follows* On every subscription taken, either $400 fo Cash • • First Boom new or renewal, the solicitor retains a lib- eral commission. One may earn several FIRST BONUS SECOND BONUS $200 in Cuh • • Second Bonui dollars daily, in just spare time, on com- $100 in Cash • a Third Bonut missions alone, and also have an oppor- $60 in Cash 9 * Fourth Bomu tuity to win a big caih bonus at the end 10 Cash Bonuses of $25 each of the campaign. Bonuses are in addition to Commissions. Everyone living in the northern part '400 $200 of Monmouth County is eligible to enter. The solicitor retains 20 per cent cash All subscriptions will count in the cam- in Cash in Cash commissions daily on all collections. The paign. More points or credits will be giv- fourteen cash bonuses will be awarded at en during the first part of the campaign than during the latter part, so there is a the end of the campaign to the fourteen big advantage in making an early start. solicitors who secure the fourteen highest Start early by entering today. point standings. Commissions will not be THIRD BONUS deducted from bonuses. Costs nothing to enter. Costs nothing FOURTH BONUS to win extra money. There will be no Price and Point Schedule: losers. No experience necessary. Send for an order book today. New Benewal ITeiT fl.OO 5,000 1,000 Point* If you need money this is just the op- 3 Tears 4.00 20,000 5,000 Point* portunity for which you are looking—a 8 Tears 5.00 50,000 15,000 Point* chance to earn several dollars daily in (100 $50 commissions alone, even if you do not Nothing leu than one year or for long- win a cash bonus. in Cash in Cash er than three years in advance will count.

Pointers On How 10 Cash Bonuses $25 each Campaign Rules To Get Extra Money Any man or woman, boy or girl, living in Northern Monmouth County may enter 20% CASH Commissions Paid Daily the campaign. It is not necessary to be a First—you enter the campaign by subscriber to The Red Bank Register in ' sending to The Red Bank Register office order to be eligible. an Entrance Coupon, which gives you on All New and Old 5,000 free points or credits. Or phone Fill in and bring, send or mail the En- the Campaign Manager to put in an En- Subscriptions tranot Coupon at the bottom of this ad- trance Coupon for you. vertisement and the Campaign Manager will furnish full information and supplies. Or phone the Campaign Manager to enter An order book will be supplied imme- 1 diately and then you can start right out your name, giving full name and address. among friends and acquaintances and se- Only spare time is needed No employe of this newspaper .or mem- cure cash subscriptions, either new or re- ber of his or her immediate family is eli- newal, to The Red Bank Register. Use gible t* enter. your telephone and notify your friends you are out after one of the fourteen liber- An audit of the points polled by the al cash bonuses offered in the campaign. to earn several dollars different workers will be made by a com- mittee ofswell known business men at the Call, phone or write the Campaign snd of the drive, and the fourteen solfci- Manager any time for information or tors finishing with the highest point totals supplies. Notify him immediately be- daily will_ receive the fourteen cash bonuses, hi fore someone else in your community addition to any commission already drawn. beats you to the easy subscriptions you know you can get. And also have an opportunity to This is a clean-cut business proposition, and a fair and square deal is guaranteed all win a big cash prize at the end who enter. of the Campaign

ENTRANCE COUPON Campaign Headquarters Good for 5,000 Free Points In The Red Bank Register Circulation Campaign RED BANK Call, write or phone Campaign Headquarters at the of- fice of The Red Bank Register for information or supplies. NAME ....„,....;...•.. Office hours are from 8:30 a. m. until 6i00 p. m. daily, STREET or R. D including Saturday. Phone 13. TOWN .,.., ...,.., . REGISTER Mull, send or bring tills Coupon to THE IlICD BANK lUOGISTER Oflflco nt once. Only one of those coupons will bo nccrpted from each entrant. Campaign Telephone Campaign Office Don't Put Off Entering Red Bank 13 JUWE IS IS3UB J. S. LACKEY Room 7, Second Floor Do It Now. Get Off to an Early Start. Extension 9 Campaign Manager Register Bldg. JL RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1988. Books Wanted In 4-H Club Members Many Depleted Camp At Ockanickon Mor« titan 600 *-H club m»mb«rf and leader*, from southern and en- Public Libraries tral New Jersey, Including 02 from lonmouth county, will attend Camp 'ckanickon, Bear Medford l*ku, In Citiient Gift Book Week Set for Burlington county, during the two rae-week camp period* which began June 22 to 27—Fiction and Sunday, according to H. J. Stelli, :ounty 4-H club agent. Practical Subjects Are Needed The camp will be under U» direc- Most. tion of Mlai Mildred B. Murphey, assistant state leader of the Agricul- tural and Horn* Economic! E»- Thar* ar» reasons, amounting to enslon Service at Rutgers university, etern necessities, for Citizens Gift irlth Howard J. Btelle as mlitant Book Week, Juno 22 to 27. It ll a llrector and a staff of 29 other per- "drive" lor the replenishing of library ons, Including extension service shelves that cannot bo replenished lembers and specialist* In u iwlro- ilng, muBlo and photography! Only from public funds, because municipal boys and girls who have satisfac- budgets havo been curtailed at a time torily completed a year of *~H club when, fortunatoly and unfortunately, work are eligible to attend the camp. the demand for bookB has been great. Members attending from Mon- ly Increased, largely by thoao of the mouth county are: unemployed who aie moot- Indua Agricultural olub member*—Ruth Melln, trlous. >orra!n«-V. Qftkenon, Elaine L. Johnton, Here are some of the renjionn for .' Alma Jobnton, Anna E. Oalcerson, this second anual effort to get books Ele»nor Phllllpp. Jain Reed. Haul Kllcer, Margaret Patten, Jean Brocklebank, Erma by donatlona from the public: Ekdahl, Haiel Ekdahl, Leeter Johnson, Over 600,000 moro persons are bor- 3arlton Qravatt, Otba Johnson, Donald rowing books today from libraries in Kullt, Theodore Rowa, Thomas Dtan, John Spectacular Purchase! CHECK THESE BARGAINS! New Jersey than In 1929. ^ruddan. Frederick Noller* Warren B. JUNE FEATURE! Thero were 3,600,000 jnore circular look, George Fiachbaok, Robert Brown, While Quantities Last tlons of books In 1935 than In 1829. '•nnath Fiaohbtck, Edward Lang, William WEEK-END SPECIAL ! Guaranteed Perfect Books are wearing out, many o . Tliton. Jamas Hist, Laurence Wagner, their natural lives. Tho book BtocKfl Henry Koanlg. Elwood VanDarholf, Sam. FAST COLOR First Quality ! them having been used three times uel Bartholomew, HomM E. Smith, MM. of tho libraries are In a deplorable H. Barkalow, laader. Terry Wash Cloths condition, but still In use. A book on Horn* Economic* club members— Marion Full Fashioned ! bonds and Inestmenta la held togeth- Goldln, Alice Golden, Qrace Qoldan, Doris FROCKS Warburton, Vivian Lamb, Anna Lamb, er with a rubber band; It pao been Vivian Mayo, Jean Walton, Charlotte lc rebound once, but It can't be spared Bomberffef, Dorothy, Bowna, Emma Golder, now for time to reblnd It again. Marian Herbert, Varna Williams, Batty Our buying power nllows us to pass these savings to you! Full 12x12 SILK HOSE Christiansen, Doris Nerrman. Mrs. Medora Fiction Is atlll much wanted, bul "ilftord leader, Dorothy A. Schmitt leidar, Inch size! Made of durable terry cloth In plaid or striped patterns! 70 per cent of the increase In clrcu labtlla Yeck leader. latlon has been non-flctlon. The day's program at Ockanickon 25c Most of the 600,000 new borrower* will begin with breakfast cooked out SpeciaI]y(jPriced ! Only 750 ! are young men and women. And «< of doors at 6:80 a. m., followed by a Specially Priced ! per cent of them are younR men. nature hike. At 9 o'clock and con- What kind of books aro wanted Inulngr through the day. Instruction Sizes H to 44 ! Terry Bath Towels Famous for this quality and long wear- Kvery kind that Is fit reading. Flo. will be given In swimming, diving, tlori' of course. But practical books Ing features! 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OHHE'B SERVICE STATION KUTBH * HAIXANiUf Broad Ht, Shrewsbury River Roeu), Mumson HAROLD KAUFFMAN Churi* St., Kaejmsburg J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated AJJ. OULF REFINING COMPANY AND TIDEWATER STATIONS 21-23 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N.J. CHEESE SOUFFLE mike a smooth put*. QniaiXbr i milk, stirring constantly. 8«uosv Food, of courts, mutt be well ealt and dash of cayenn* -- MDUEY &VOW. Will le glad Hot Off the Griddle * tableipoont butter When thickened, add cneeai !.„„ to answer any questions seasoned to be worthy of B tablespoons flour until melted. Pour over beaten its piquancy 2 cups milk yolks. Cool. Fold In the stiffly but-1 on food Three Meals a Day 4 egg« en egg whites. Pour Into a butteradl ESTDEB DOMLAN 2 teaspoons ealt baklngdleh. Place In apan confin-i Copyright BY SIDNEY SNOW Dash of cayenne pepper ing about half-lnoh of warm watar.l 1 oup grated cheeae Asplo !• jellied stock; In reality It ln amfl OVen MM5 Is a transparent meat jelly. It is Melt butter, add flour and stir to ?of §0 t a ° 'i Depicting An Ideal Restaurant For Several Ways To used in many ways, principally to mold meat, game, fish, etc Serving Limited Number Of Guests Prepare Summer Cocoa stains should be sponged at The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing >nce with cold water. Never use hot 43-45 Monmouth St., Red Bank. N. J. BY SIDNEY SNOW iter. PHONE RED BANK SJ20 Vegetable, Corn REGISTRATION NOW BEING MADE FOB SUMMER CLASSES Here is a pre-vlcw of the Email Veal does not contain much fat, Momlnv CUaiei In Tap, Ballet and Intarpratatlva Danclnf restaurant I ehall set up and operate Corn Fritters, Corn Oysters and terefore larding It either by placing Exardia Claaaaa (or Women Evening Claasee In All Trnaa of •ome of theoa days. It will consist ices of bacon or aalt pork over the (VISITORS WELCOMED AT ALL CLASSES) of the necessary kitchen and pantry, Lamb Or Mutton Corn and Tomatoes Lend »p or by Inserting fat by means of plus a dining room In which fltty larding needle will Increase the guests may be seated at one time Variety to Summer Menus lclness and flavor of this meat. without crowding. And there -will Fine For Dishes be a lounge with appropriate group- ings of comfortable chairs. Of Entree Type Been on the market now and In a Became china cups rarely have the This restaurant will have no menu week or BO very plentiful Is an old same capacity and come in such a card and no wine or beverage list. favorite of many, "corn." It does ide variety of sizes, It is far more Served in a Sea of Gravy or seem a pity that we can't have this fe to use a standard measuring It will opon promptly at seven In truly "American" vegetable all year SWEET SIXTEEN.— the evening, at which time the din- Sauce, Combine Delicious- up. ner will be approaching readiness. around but as long as we can't, the The fifty guests will be expected to ness With Economy next best thing is to take advantage No dinner Is considered well fcl- be "n time. J3hould ^here be_a flfty- of it while It is In season and pre- .nced unless it has some uncooked Thesejjears represent our past and also first, he will not be~aTrtiltted, ior pare it-in-manydltferentways. Here Treg tblllddith there will bo neither food nor room Lamb of excellent Quality is avail- are several ways to prepare corn that CARVING THE FILLET OF BEEF enu. This usually comes in the for him. able all year round. Unlike beef, all are truly delicious. >rm of a salad. , promise a very bright future. portions of lamb are tender enough CORN FRITTERS At the door, the guests will be wel- to roast or broil. This makes possi- Select, husk and silk the corn in There is more to carving than inch In thickness, beginning with the To clean black felt hats, rub over comed as to a well conducted home. ble an interesting bit of meat to fit the usual way. Rasp off the kernels simply taking'a knife and slashing thick end of the fillet. After the first lth benzine and hang out of doore. They will be conducted to conveni- in for every occasion or purpose. with a coarse cheese grater or a reg- through the roast! After the meat slice is cut, take care not to alter ent corners of the lounge, where Then, too, there are the chops and ular "corn rasp." Pat the pulp In a has been perfectly cooked and Is the angle at which the knife Is held with wraps whisked away, they will steaks for individual broiling. But mixing bowl with one-half Its quan- brought to the table, browned and or you will have a jagged slice. To remove blood stains soak them Drink Your Quart of Milk a Day be served with just the correct cock- that is not the half of it. tv about an hour In lukewarm WB- tail—just one cocktail, and with an tity of sweet milk, a little salt and savory and dellciously tempting, it Post roast: A pot roast from the er, to which a little salt has been Lamb or mutton are susceptible to sugar. Add enough flour and the would be grounds for—well, at least rump is carved In similar fashion; appropriate appetizer. In due course, a great variety of dishes of the en-proper amount of baking powder to that is, In thin slices against the dded, and wash with washing soap. they will be ushered to their table tree type, swimming in a sea of a mild reproof!—if the man of the V. bleaching solution may be neces- and dinner will be served. The table make It the consistency of thick house in his role as carver should grain. But these slices should be ary If the stains are very old. grand gravy or sauce—combining de- pancake batter. Beat in a few raw bungle his part of the job, serving much thinner. Cuts from the chuck, will be laid with the correct array liciousness with economy. eggs, one at a time. Fry In shallow the round, etc., are harder to cut of silver and glassware. Tlie service For ftistance: Jagged chunks instead of neat slices will be by waiters -who regard their grease. Sprinkle with powdered and leaving a platterful of shreds. since the grain of the meat does not Burnt pans should never be filled SHREWSBURY DAIRY Co., INC. efforts as fine art and their occupa- STUFFED LAMB CHOPS WITH sugar and serve with a pot of maple all run In one direction. 'lth soda water, as this, although it tion a privilege. MUSHROOM DRESSING syrup. In carving fillet or tenderloin, hold The best results are often achieved emoves the burnt portions, makes 6 lamb chops cut double thickness CORN OYSTERS the meat with the fork grasped in in carving these cuts If you do not atr he pans liable to burn again. Fill The entire dinner will have been 1 cup bread crumbs Rasp off the kernels as directed in the left hand and thrust into the tempt to cut' a slice clear across the hem with salt and water, and leave Serving You 16 Years With Milk Produced Solely carefully planned In advance and the S tablespoons chopped mushroom Corn Fritters. Put the pulp Into a meat, as shown in the Illustration. piece but cut off a portion with the ill next day, then bring slowly to proper beverages decided upon and caps , mixing bowl, beat in a few raw eggs, Cut the meat straight across the. grain, then carve this small piece oiling point The burnt particles in Monmouth County. served in sequences. grain In slices a. little less than half- across the grain. rill come off without "difficulty and As the dessert course draws to.a 2 tablespoons butter salt, mix in equal parts of flour and here will be no after effects. close, the quests will return to their ,% teaspoon baking powder fine cracker crumbs (add a little bak- places In the lounge where coffee and 1 egg ing powder) to make It the consis- Bed Bank 1180. Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. i. cordials In suitable array, with well 1 tablespoon milk tency of thick fritter batter. Fry in To extinguish burning oil, throw chosen cigarettes and cigars will'be Salt and pepper shallow grease, about the size of a New Styles In Vacuum Cleaners n dirt, Band, flour or salt. Water waiting. Space and distances will be Have a pocket cut in the chops. half dollar. Serve as an entree or ill only cause the fire to spread. respected so that, in a drawing room Seaspn with salt and pepper. Make use to garnish chicken Maryland free from noise, good conversation a dressing of half cup bread crumbs, style. Prove Paying Investments will be encouraged. mushroom caps browned in butter, CORN AND TOMATOES There will be but the one charge baking powder and seasoning. Stuff Rasp off the kernels of the required which will be all inclusive, except for the pocket of each chop. Dip In egg,amount of green corn, put them in a Spring Carpet Beating by Hand Labor Gives Way to Year Round the tips and here the guest may re-beaten in milk and bread crumbs. saucepan, add a like amount of Effortless Sanitary Cleanliness ward his waiter in keeping with the Place In a moderately hot oven peeled ripe tomatoes, cut in dice. excellence of the service. (450 F.) and brown nicely on both Simmer until the Juice is nearly all Inasmuch as there will be room sides. Add a little water, cover and evaporated. Season with salt, cay- Old time romantic housekeeping la for but fifty guests, I shall keep care- cook at a lower temperature (300 enne pepper and a chunk of butter. something for the novelists to write ful watch over all and at a propitious F.) until done. Serve on fancy cut slices of buttered about It is not anything which the moment I shall invite the guest to toast modern housewife would care to see Canning Foods return or, if so be that he does not come back. seem to be in mental accord with my Gingerbread and Bananas Instead of the round of present A Big Help scheme of things, I shall politely ex- Combine, Making a Most day spring and early summer activi- plain to him that there are many PRIZE ties, centering around flower parties, other excellent restaurants probably Delicious Shortcake the preliminary golf matches, tho af- To The Budget more conducive to his pleasure to ternoon jaunts into the open country which his future patronage is re- Here is a very special treat for all EECIPES and the tuning up of tennis rackets,, spectfully directed. of you who like gingerbread. It's a the high spot of housekeeping not so Foods to be Preserved Pur- delicious shortcake: many years ago was the carpet beat- chased When They Are GINGERBREAD BANANA Maryland is noted for its delicious ing week. Strange as It seems, no Strawberry Cream Filling SHORTCAKE and unusual cookers so It seems most lyric song, writer has ever written a Cheapest fitting that from this state should song about the young man who 1% cups flour come a Biblical Cake (as delicious as planned on meeting the young lady 1 box strawberries 1 teaspoon baking powder There Is such a sense of satisfac- 3 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon ginger It is unusual), submitted by Mrs. "when it's carpet beating time in your 1 pint heavy cream Ruth Coe of Catonsville, Maryland, a house." tion to be derived from a full cup- % teaspoon salt reader of the Catonsville Herald. Those were the days when the men board of home canned goods and to Hull and wash berries carefully. ii teaspoon soda Mrs. Coe will receive a Secenl, Hand folks made themselves very, very think that It takes such little effort Cut into fourths. Add sugar to ber- 3 tablespoons shortening Made, Hand Painted Salad Bowl. scarce. They probably did go so far to feel that satisfaction. Home can- ries and allow to stand one hour. 14 cup sugar BIBLICAL CAKE as to stretch the heavy wire or rope ning can be done right along with Whip cream until quite stiff and fold 1 egg between two convenient trees and the other household duties with so in the berries very carefully. Fill ^ cup molasses iV, cups First Kings 4-22 little effort on the part of the house- cream puffs. Mi cup boiling water 1 cup Judges 6-25 Last Named Ar- then they suddenly thought of much ticle pressing business which had to be wife. It is necessary of course, to Sift together all the dry Ingredi- done "up the creek." have on hand a good supply of jars 2 cups Jeremiah 6-20 with air tight tops. The foods to be ents. Cream the shortening, add 2 cups First Samuel 30-12 Last With the men of the house well off sugar gradually, then beaten egg and their hands, the women folk hauled preserved are purchased when they molasses. Add dry ingredients, mix Named Article are cheapest on the market and it IB 2 cups Nahum 3-12 out the carpets and ranged them over wise when preserving to put up a thoroughly. Lastly add the boiling 2 teaspoons First Samuel 14-25 the cables. Then, with heads wrap- water. Beat well and pour In two ped In white clothes or sweeping supply large enough to last through- greased layer cake tins. Bake In a 6 Jeremiah 17-11 caps, and armed with stout bamboo out the winter—It will help greatly to moderate oven 350F. 20 to 30 minutes. Vi cup Judges 4-19 Last Clause keep down the budget. 2 teaspoons Amos'- 4-5 or hazel rods, the pounding process While slightly warm put sweetened began. Beating steadily for hours on ORANGE AND PINEAPPLE whipped cream and sliced bananas Season to taste with CHronlcles 9-9 end, the dirt would be hammered between layers and on top. Mrs. Bert Hull of Bronxville, N. Y., MARMALADE an Interested reader of the Bronx- out- With shining faces and amid 1 pineapple ville Press, is the winner of a rice clouds of dust, the job was carried 4 oranges Chocolate Animals Will De- out, with nothing to stimulate inter- 1 lemon ball with a box of All Comet Rice est except the rhythmic beating over 3 pints of water to each pint of light Kiddies and Keep Them .'roducts, and Mrs. F. Mlltner of Lin- next door and' throughout tho neigh- fruit denhurst Star, Is the winner of an borhood. Then, with the end of the 1 pint of sugar to each pint of Out of Mischief apron and a box of Cox's gelatine. elimination of visible dirt, the car- cooked material Mrs. Lizzie Schoemer of Irvington, pets were returned to the floors. The preparation of Chocolate Ani- N, J., a reader of the Mllford, Conn., Remove the outside of the pine- mals is so simple that children of News, has been awarded a cheese If the modern housewife, with her apple; the "eyes" may be removed any ago can do it, and think of the tray with an assortment of seven modern vacuum cleaner, could have easily with a strawberry huller; with fun they'll have and the relief you'll kinds of Borden's Cheese. dropped in upon such an occasion, the same utensil or a silver fork, pick have when they have to stay in on A. case of Trommers White Label she would quietly and casually start the flesh in shreds from the core; cut rainy days. her contrivance right where her the oranges and lemon in quarters leer has been won by Mrs. Ryer of mother left off and bring out pounds and each quarter In slices as thin as CHOCOLATE ANIMALS 'atchogue, L. I., who subscribed to and pounds of additional dust. And possible. Measure the fruit; add the % pound sweet dipping chocolate the Patchogue Advance. mother would be horrified. water, cover, and set aside until the 1 tablespoon salad oil Mrs. Frank DeVrles of Boonton, Instead of an annual half-way car- next day; let boll until the rind of Animal crackers. N. J., a reader of the Dover, N. J., pet cleaning, present day housekeep- the fruit is exceedingly tender; it wil Melt chocolate In top of the double [jakeland News, is the winner of a ing means clean carpets and drapery take three or more hours; set aside boiler and add salad oil while It is :ase of Ruppert's Beer. and upholstery the year round until the next day, measure, add the melting. Stir frequently. Pour about If you have a recipe that is novel through the contribution of the ma-sugar and let boil rapidly until the half of this mixture into a shallow >r unusual, one that you may have chine age. syrup thickens when tested on a cold dish and stir until cool and starting idded some little personal touch to, And still, even now there Is as dish. This marmalade requires a lit- to harden on the side of the dish. send it to Sidney Snow, in care of much difference between the newer tle longer cooking than marmalade ENTER THE SEALTEST CONTEST Then dip the animal crackers into Lhls paper, it may be a prize winner. cleaning equipment as against that made entirely of citrus fruits. the chocolate, covering each one en- of a few years ago, as between that $6,000 in prizes this month tirely. Drop on waxed paper to dry. •ROPER WAY OF BAKING machinery and the old fashioned Aik yout Castlci Dealer for sn entry blank. POTATOES BY CAMPFIRE hand beating. Vacuum cleaners have SCALOPPINE OF LIVER To prevent windows from rattling, improved tremendously of late. They Cut liver into thin slices, sufficient insert small wooden wedges between do more and they do it with much for four portions, and remove all the eashes. One of the greatest tricks of camp- less power. Tho shops selling vac- membrane and veins. Meanwhile fire cooking is the successful baking uums cleaners are teeming these days heat about three tablespoons of olive of a potato. Lilcc everything else, with late models.. They aro worth oil in a pan. Dredge the liver with once the trick 13 learned it is no looking over. They pny for them- flour and put into the hot oil. Brown longer a trick. Here are a few tlme- selves In the time and power they quickly on both sides and season y suggestions: save and In the longer life they give with salt and pepper to taste, and FISCHER'S BAKED POTATOES. to rugB and furnishings. Probably one large bay leaf. Over this pour Select fairly large potatoes. En- no more profitable form of curiosity about one cup tomato sauce and cook case with a thick layer of mud or exists than that of snooping about three or four minutes, turning liver. wet clay and toas Into the glowing and learning of what the- 1936 models Pour the sauce over the liver when BUTTERCUP BREAD coals. When baked, knock off the of vacuum cleaners have to offor. serving. Do not overcook. • baked mud coating. The potatoes Fortified With Vitex—Vitamin "D" Concentrate may also be baked by wrapping in a tllick layer of weL leaves or wet pa pers and burying them under the fln HAILED BY MOTHERS EVERYWHERE AS A GREAT AID by pushing the coals to one side, dig- Menus for the Week ging a shallow hole and after placln TO GROWING CHILDREN the potatoes In it, cover with dirt an BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER then replace coals over the tap. Ap- All bread may look alike, some may, A process for extracting Vitamin D proximately one hour, depending up- MONDAY on the size of the potatoes is allowed Chilled melon Creamed ham on Stuffed lamb chops even taste alike—but in one essential from cod liver oil, developed in the for either method. Scrambled eggs waffles Mushroom dresilng Crisp bacon Sliced tmnatoos Lima beam element Fischer's BUTTERCUP laboratories of Columbia University, Buttered toast Fruit gelatine Drenned lettuce Co fTee Iced tea or milk Mint water lea BREAD is different from all others ENGLISH WAFFLE TARTS CofFeei has made this possible. Mothers, Roll out a thin pie crust Cut In- TUESDAY because it is fortified with Vitex— who watch with pride and joy over to rounds with small biscuit cutter. Onns« Juice Cream of potato noni Roast chicken the famous Vitamin D concentrate. Bake four or live rounds at one time Poached Ejrgi (>ah merit salnd Mnnhed potatoes the growth and well-being of their by placing rounds of pastry on a hot Toast Tea rolli CMhlet gravy It contains a goodly supply of the waffle grid. Close Iron. Bnke from Coffee Frown Cuntanl Corn on the cob two to three minutes. When cool, Tea or milk Apple Riilad Vitamin D of cod liver oil, without children, serve Fischer's BUTTER- place a teaspoon of raspberry Jam Pouch Sundae In tho center of each tart and top It Coflee the disagreeable oil itself. CUP BREAD daily. with whipped cream. WEDNESDAY Cantaloup* Chlrlt*n Croquette* Ham itflik with oran-* French tout Rutt.erfl••••»••««•»•••»•••••••••••»•••••••« ••«•< Cruahed atrawberriei Toasted rraefcor* Potato pancakes •«••••» CorTe* Apple tnt in ('nltt alaw Plain and Seed Rye Bread Ired tea or mtlk 1'rnna tori* ' NO MEAL IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A GLASS OF Coffee or beer (Tlic Kllced Ilyo Is wrapped In FIUDAY Collophnne) Strawberries with 01am rhowiler French fried lobiter trwun Votietal)!e mind Rhoa itrlna iiotatoti I1AI-F AND HAW Oh**** oraeitt Pop oven fluttered peai (Half Crachpd Wlirat and Half Milk RUPPERT'S BEER Toast Fresh pineapple Sunday Orap« naiad Tea. or milk Cantaloupe a la mode Bread) Coffee It Aids Digestion SATURDAY CrnrltMVITAMI WheatN "D" BREAD Tomato Juice CoM mt(I Plnileuto meat loaf Fischer's Pumpernickel Bacon Wafflai Potato naiad ftikmi potatoes Bread Currant Jelly Hot KtnKerhri-ilc] with' Rralloped corn Whnlo Wheat Wheat 81lo«i Coffv* whipped rraam Sliced tomatoes trllli era' Tea or milk dreailns; Buttercup Bread Bread fllutan nread H. G. DEGENRING Km It rompol*! Auortad cakei FrtclKO Bread And Many Other DISTRIBUTOR for RUPPERT'S BEER CnfTe» fortified wlHi VITEX Vitamin "D" Cono«ntmU> Milk Bread HirNDAY Froduota and Manufacturer of ,, ilM melon SUPPER J*Vft«Ud ham Corned he«f macks TtoaBt rihi of h—t Dtked aefte Holla rritrkori lUipbtrry aharhtt CLUB ROYAL CARBONATED BEVERAGES Hard rotli Anehovlt«-ianlln« platter llrownad potatoti FISCHER BAKING COMPANY Coffee Colt •!>* String beans FnMh rln*ftt>pU I'lckUn-ollYu jDOn»« caka ATLANTIC CITY Rear 16 Wert Front St. PHONE 1051 Red Bank N. J. CnfTM Rlraobarrr Aort Mat NEWARK ASBURY PARK TRENTON rv>fr«* New Jemey'i le»ati>« Mot In Any Combliw »« lia bad fru by wtlllai u RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18, 1986. GUU on Aonlvemury. LITTLE PIGS OF HEAVEN Ing to the lute of the housewife and Woman'* Exchange The Sun Bay Drug company la make a wonderful showing at that fair acreage figures for farmera Open i:S0 A. 5L to isOO P. M. A Light Supper A SPANISH DESSERT whose 1935 harvester acreage was not 1 celebrating Iti aeventh anniversary. buffet (upper or on the breakfast ta- TIMOTHY R. HOUN1HAN Children ! and Infant*" Clothing, In connection with thla It 1B giving ble, not to forget Sunday night sup- normal. In cases where w,eather or knltUd w«ar, assortment of neca* Some time ago, we sat In a email per* when the chafing dish Is so pop- certain other unusual factor* pre- Contractor anci Builder away tickets to all who visit the Should Follow Spanish cafe In California trying to ular and hot buttered toast Is so in vented usual harvesting, the county lary fpd lovely articles; alao cakea, store. Those tickets will entitle the read a menu In Spanish. We could- demand a* a base for those creamy cooklop and rolla. holder to share In a distribution of committee will adjust the 1835 figures, SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING A Heavy Lunch n't decide what went with which dishes that are so good. and put those adjusted figures In Col- SCREEN Aim STORM ENCXOSUBE0 i Something for everybody. gifts, which will take place later this name so chose according to sound umn B. The chief benefit will be to IS LINDEN PLAGE month. The gifts *ro an R. C. A. and title. As a rule a Spaniard, if Rlvo all farmers equitable soil de- TEL. S255-M. 26 HUDSON AVE., BED BANK, N, J, radio, a. Frlma electric washing ma- Soup, Salad and Deitert Com- he doesn't know the reason for some NEW CONSERVATION PLAN. pleting base acreages. Boys can make extra pocket money chine, a 20-year-guarantee silver set, name will supply one on the spur of ulllnt; The ReKliUr.—Advertisement. a bicycle.and a table lamp. bination Work* in Very the moment, but when we chose our ome

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',»,;,.tffW RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18, 1986. I Chancery 2/4 NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. SHERIFF'S SALE. Ta*« noUc* that tha 8wluua1n« B!v«r noUc. that Bri Bank B. P. O. T»k« aellM ttat Sunu.l Xtrlnla Int., By virtue of a writ of (.. fa; to mi di- Gait Olub Intend! to tppljr to Ut* Towa> Slk*. No. Jl«. int«ads to ftpplr to Com- U Mtp)r U Ui. Maror and Council el I Kintnonth Lauded On rected, iaoued out of tha Court of Chan- •hip CommlttM of the Townthlp of mU»l»ner P> Frederick Burnett for a Plen- stouak el Bum.on J.r a pltnarV U cery, of the State of New Jersey, will be Shrewsbury, In th* County of Monmouth, mrr•a Consumptiov n llctnta for prvmtMi ilt- Joniumptlon Hum. lor prtmlM. .H exposed to tale at public vendus. on for a Club tic«nM for prvjBfiM ittuttcd at uatad at tti Broad fitrstt. Bid Sank, MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF JULY. the Swimming River Golf club grounds U Lj J ObwoUom, M any, ihould b. mada i the Township of Shrawibury. 'ob'jKtloiu. If inj, •hould b« mid. Im. latdlatal* In wrtllat to J,rV J. Can 50th Birthday of Paper Too nsmti of th* offltitr* of tfclt elub -j«dlttalr •>> writing to D. Fndarlck Bur- Cl«rk of th. Borou»S of Euoiron between the hours of 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock (at - o'clock, Daylight Saving and tha office* thir t\\ r*ip«ct4r«ly »r«i n«tt, Coramln!on»r, Hi Broad StrMt. (8lin.d) Time) in tho afternoon of eaid day, at J. Jg««ph Connor, Pr«tldtnt i John C. Boh. the Court House, in the Ugrouth of Free- »y. Secretary and Trwuurar. PublUher of The A»bury Park Evening Press Host to hold, County of Monmouth, N«w Jersey, to Objections If any, should b« mid* Im* ontialy * decree of *»aid court Ajnpuntiajt mediately In writing to D. Fradiriek Bar- nett. Commissioner. 744 Droid StrMt. NOTICE. to approximately J4.7O0.O0. ExalUd BuUr. TaVa nolle, that ai.worth Group of State Newspaper Men and Others Ail the following trnct or parcel of land Newark. N. J., or to Mtrffretu L. B«*d, THOMAS VOOBHIS, and premises herelnuttea particularly de- Clerk of the Townihlp of Shrewsbury. Treasurer, scribed, Hituatc, lylnu and bclnur in the (SIvned) MAURICE SCHWARTZ, at Monterey Hotel Thursday Night. Borough of KeJ Hunk, in the County of SWIMMING RIVER GOLF CLUB, Chairman* Monmouth, and State of New Jersey. J. JOSEPH CONNOR, President, BICHABD AFFUEQATE, BEGINNING at a point In the westerly 90 Branch Avenue, Rid Bank, K. J, linmonth a framed testimonial bcar- CUNTON K. ELU0T1. ObJectlorn, if fcny, ..hould be re The larger portion of tia principal side of Arthur PI nee distant northerly Houie CommltW*, mediately In writing to Jere J Biwapapera of the state, both daily ig the signatures Qt the officers of three hundred and thirty feet from the NOTICE, HAROLD A. OIBUN, Take notice that Raffa*l« G, TomaJno Clerk of U)» Borou*rt* oof Rumionmon . he association. It read as follows: northwest corner of Beigen Fluco and Secretary and Manager. (Siinad) md weekly, were represented last Arthur Place; thence (1) northerly, along; Intends to apply to Mayor and Council of l«fi Broad Str««t, Red Bank, N. J. inad) Thursday night In the group which "J. Lyle Klnmonth. tho westerly side of Arthur Place, forty the Borough of R«d Bank for i Distribu- KLL8WOWOBTB H LUDLOV7. gathered at the Monterey hotel at "At this Golden Anniversary of feet to a nolnt; thence (2) westerly, paral- tion license for premliei situated at 1CI lel with Bercen i'lace, on© hundred and Shrewsbury tvinui, Rid Bank. NOTICE. NOTICE. JUbury Park to pay their respects ho Asbury .Park Press, the men twenty-live feet more or lens to the west- Objection!, If any, should b# m*de Im- Take notlet that Jams. Lang Inttndi to >erg of the New Jersey Press asso- mediately In writing to Amy K< Sblnit, apptr to Mayor and Council of thf Bor- to J. Lyle Klnmonth, publisher of erly boundary line of land heretofore con- ough ot Bad Bank for a Consumption II- iation desire to present this evi- veyed by Nlcholna J. Wilson to the Mon- Clerk of the Borouarh of Had Bank. the Aflbury Park Evening Press, up- mouth Construction and Developing Com- (Signed) eanu for prarnlul .ItuaUd at 11 Wharf on the occasion of the Golden Mile- nce of tho respect and affection pany; thence (3) southerly, along anld RAFFAELE G. TOUAINO. avanua, Rad Bank, N. J. ith which you are regarded by your luflt mentioned boundary line, forty feet to Objaetlom, If «nr, ahould ba mad. U»- •tone edition of that publication. The v madlaUIr In writing to Any E. Shlnni (How newspaper men., a point: thence (4) easterly, parallel wfth Chancery 1/47* publishers and their ladles were the first course, one hundred and inwnty- d.rk of tba Borough of Rad Bank. guests of Mr. Klnmonth on that oc- "For the 41. years with which you five feet mora or less to the place of be- SHERIFFS SALE. By virtu* of a writ of f). fa. to me di- \),Qti, ation were spoken .with great feel- Georgia Avenue and the Northeasterly »Idt (Sidffud)) OTTO STROHMBNQEa comed the assembly upon tho happy AM the following tract or parcel of land of Florida Place and running thence (1) ig. SANDERS COHEN. 81 Lafayette St., Rum.on. #». pccaslon of the 50th birthday of his ami iiminlaea licielnnftcr particularly de- Northeasterly, along the Southeasterly The guests Included Rudolph E. scribed, B.tuute, lying nnd belntc in tho aide of Georgia Avenue aforesaid, one hun- publication' and paid very fitting Township of Mlddlo-town, in the County NOTICE. ent, Jersey City Journal, and Mra. dred feet to the Westerly corner ot Lot Take nottoa that Tony Plngltor* Intends tribute to his staff of co-workers, of Monmouth and tjtnto of New Jereey, Six, Block one on said Map; thence (2) ent; Frank H. Jamison, Newark 'icing the northei^Iy portions of lots Nos» to appy to Mayor and Council of the which completed last Thursday a 144- Southeasterly, along the Southwesterly Borough of Red Bank for a distribution Ivening News; William McBride. aii and 23 as shown In Man of Falrlawn line of Lots Six, Five, Four. Three, Two llcame for premises situated at 75 Leigh* page anniversary edition. The paper, Pa£k, owned by Ina B. Urenker. and One, Block One. on aald Hap, one 'assaic Herald-News, and: Mrs. Mc- J. LYLE KINMONTH ton Avtnuc, Red "Bank, N. J. which was tho work of the Aflbury point In the southerly hundred and fifty feet to the Southerly irlde; Haddon Ivins, Hudson Dis- corner of Lot One, Block Ons on eafd Objections, If any, should be made Im- Park Evening Press staff, was en- line of West Front Street, distant sixty-, mediately In writing to Amy E. Bhlnn, honI4 b atch, and $Irs. Ivins; Albert J. alx feet westerly from the westerly line Map; thence (8) Southwesterly, along the ' " tirely handled by the editorial, repor- Miss J. Mabel Brown and Miss Ber- line of property belonging to the Middle- CJtrk of the Borough of Red Bank. nsoiaiviy in writing* to J«i-# T •"•»» ^eyle, Atlantic City Press; PaulV. of GCOTBG Street; thence (1) southerly at (Slgnsd) R torlal and mechanical departments nice Brown, Keyport Weekly; J. Barbour Names Edge right angles to West Front Street and town Township Pubilo School, forty feet, Jlerk of th. BotoiKh ol HiSTon. ' urphy, Perth Amboy Evening News, more or leas, to a point j thtnes (4) West- TONY PINGITORB. (Sinned) of the publication, and its several C Stark, chief of the New Jersey .. the westerly line of lot No. 24, nd daughter Barbara; Irving J. For Vice President eighty-five feet to a point; thence (21 erly, slxty-iix and thirty-four hundredths .. „ OHAEIiES WOODWARD, lections appeared with the outside bureau of the Associated Press; westerly parallel with Went Front Street, feet, more or lesi, to tht Northeasterly NOTICE. 10 Weat River Road, Rumaon. N. 1. eimers, Perth Amboy Evening ptges thereof In a beautiful golden Harry Hagaman and Lyle Haga- fifty feet to a point in the eaaterly line nida of Florida Place aforesaid( thence (&) Take notice that Dorsmui Bros, Co. In ews, and Mrs. Reimers; Mr. and Walter Evans Edge, former Am- of lot No. 21; thence (3), northerly along Northwesterly, alone the Northeasterly tends to apply to Mayor and Council of NOTICE. Color) man,, Lakewood Citizen; Alfred the easterly line of lot No. 21 and parallel side of Florida Place aforesaid, one hun- ths Borough of Red Bank far a Retail Irs. D. Frederick Burnett, Mr. and bassador to France, was described as dred twenty-one and seven, ten tha fett. 0 th 1 ' A'most elaborate dinner was served, Bedell. Linotype News, and Mrs. with tho first qoiiree herein, eighty-five Distribution Liquor license for premtsss SI-to a!? I ?' l"** * •»• Flnnerty >s. Lester C. Leonard, Walter M. a "tried and experienced" legislator, feet to a point in tha southerly line of more or leal, to tht point or place of be- situated at 11 Broad Street, Red Bank, jUnds to «PP'y to Mayor and Council of kt shown by the following menu: Bedell; John Brewer, Robert Smith, ginning. N. J. ear, Jersey Journal, and Mrs. Dear. executive and diplomat Friday at Went Front Street: thonce (4) easterly he Borough of Rumaon, N. J., for a Plin- Harold M. Canning, Thomas B. along Weat Front Street, fifty feet to tho Objections, If any, should be made lm Fresh Fruit Cocktail Jubilee Kenneth Olson, Rutgers university, Cleveland, Ohio, as hla name was Belno; the same premises conveyed to «r Rats I Distributio W n mrll,.ni lor P5 Celery. Olives. Radishes, Pickles, Tjghe, Wayne D. McMurray, Eliaa S. point or place of beginning. Together mediately In writing to Amy E, Shlnn, i'o'n N J " '" " *««governor of New Jersey and suit of Atlantic Highlands Building and NOTICE. NOTICE. Duchesaa Potatoes or Green Peas Skull. to bo sold by Loan Association, Body Corporate, and to Take notice that Mltrofan Rogel intends Salad da Nourcau Tlols "red L. Crane, Elizabeth Dally Jour- senator and eaid his experiences GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Sheriff. be sold by to apply to Mayor and Council of the Taka notlca that Rumson Inn, Inc, In- Baked Alaska al, and Mrs. Crane; John K. Quad, Robert Higgins, 28, a road worker, would be of "untold value." Dated June I, 1936. GEORGE H. ROBERTS. Sheriff. Borough of Red Bank for a Consumption tfnds to apply to Mayor and Council of license for premises situated at 169 he Borough of Rumson for a Plenary Ra- Compote of Fresh Fruits, ew Brunswick Home News, and died last Wednesday an hour after Senator Barbour had eome difficulty Howard S, HiBglnson, Sol'r. Dated May 20, 1986. Almonds and Nuts - (50 lines) $21.00 Snyder ft Roberts. Sol'ra* Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. il' Consumption llcen.o for premises lit. Demi Taase Mrs. Quad; Thomas Irving Brown, falling from a truck loaded with lum- holding attention until he raised his (66 lines) 127.72 Objections, If any, should be mads Im- 'JS?i *'Washington Street, Bumaon, N. J. Rted Bank Register; G. L. Schofield, ber ag it was going along the road voice to a shout. He told of the Edge IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. mediately In writing to Amy E. Shlnn Objections, II any. should be mada lm. Following: the dinner Mr. Kin- To ANDREW BOLTON, Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. ohn W. Clift and Fred Clift, Sum- from Old Bridge to Lawrence Har- record in the senate and as ambas- Chancery 3/3 fcnonth introduced Mr. Leonard, who To CLAftA BOLTON: (Signed) Clark of tS. Borough of Rumson. ' lit Herald, and Mrs. John W. Clift; bor. His death was caused by a sador to France and said: By virtue of an order of the Court of SHERIFFS SALE. MITROFAN KOGBL. (Signed) ftt one time was a newsboy on tho larry Newman, Lakewood Times, fractured skull. Higglns lived at "He never hesitated to call atten- Chancery of New Jeraey, made on tho day By virtue of a writ of fl. fa. to me di- MADOE LENTZ, President, ftreets of Asbury Park and in his of the dnte hereof, in a cauno wherein rected. Issued opt of the Court of Chan- HULDA BHOLES. Vice President and Mrs. Newman; Carl H. Johnson, Matawan and leaves a wife and two tion of his fellow citizens to that NOTICE. newsboy days sold copies ot the Township of Shrewsbury, a Municipal Cor- cery, of the State of New J«rsay, will be Take notice that John Gualtfar! (Oea Millville Daily Republican, and Mrs. small children. which he has believed la wrong." poration, is complainant, nntl Frank Ar- exposed to sale at public vendue, on Press. Mr. Leonard vi&s asked by none and you, Andrew Bolton, nnd you, tral Bar) intends to apply to Mayor and NOTICE. Johnson. MONDAY. THE 29th PAY OP JUNE. Council of Red Hank for a Consumption the host to give a talk on the libel The road to better and bigger busi- Clnia* Bolton, and others are defendants, 1033, Taka notlc. that John Hlntelmann, Inc, Garvin P. Taylor, Montclair Times; Four Kansans met death In horse you are required to pay to the said com- license for premises situated at 78 M ntands to apply to Mayor and Council ol Jaw in ltB relation to newspapers. ness leads through The Regtster'8 ad- plainant the Bum of $311.75, together with between the hours of 13 o'clock and ft mouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. kdrian Moreau, Freehold Transcript; o'clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight Saving :ha Borough of Rumson, N. J., for , j>|,n. Mr. Leonard went into great de- "runaways" last year. vertisine columns.—Advertisement the taxed coata of this cause on the 27th Objection's, If any, should be made Im- iry Retail Dl.trlbutlon llcen>. for ptem- day otWune, 1936, at the hour of ten Time) In the afternoon of aald day at the mediately In writing to Amy E. Shtnn, •as sltuatad at Avanus of Two Rivers an* tail regarding libel and talked in a o'clock In the forenoon at the office of Ce- Court House, in the foroush of Freehold. Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. BldK. Road, Rumion, N. J. layman's language, eliminating the cil S. Ackeraon, Esq.. one of the masters County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to sat- (Signed) isfy a decree, of said court amounting to JOHN GUALTIEIU. Objection.. If any, ahould be made im- professional phraseology usually of this Court, No. a East Front Street, In pproxtmately $2,291.00. mediately In writing to Jers J, Carow, tho norough of Keyport, County of Mon- lark of the Borough of Rum.on. used by lawyers. He minced, no mouth and Stnto of New Jersey, with In- AJ1 the following tract or parcel of land words when he told the publishers terest thereon to the date last mentioned, and premise! hereinafter particularly de- NOTICE. (Signed) and In default thereof you and each of scribed, situate, lying and be int? In the Tsks notice that Charles H. Williams-, JOHN HINTELMANN, INC., and other guests that the freedom you shall stand absolutely debarred and Township of Shrewsbury, In the County of r.. Intends to apply to Mayor and Coun- Av.nua tt Two Rivera, Rumson, N. J, • of speech and press allowed the pub- "' nmouth and State of N«w Jersey, on cil of tha Borough of Red Bank for a Stockholders: foreclosed of nnd from nit right and equi- Consumption Hcanse) for premises sltuatfel llsherB to print whatever they wanted ty of redemption of, in and to the lands westerly side of the Main road from ana Hlntalmann, JZumson, N, J. and premises, and every part thereof, cov- Eatontown to Hamilton (formerly Shark at 103 West B«rgen Place* Red Bank, N. J. Marguerite Hlntelmann, Rumaon, N. J. to but when they did so they must LEON'S River Village.) Objections, If any, should bet made fa*. ~itata-of Paul Hlntelmann, Rumaon, K. J. ered by the Certificate of Tax Sale In said mediately in wilting to Amy E. Shfnm, be ready to take the consequences cause Bought to be foreclosed. Beginning at a stone on the westerly Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. And that is all freedom of speech side of aald road the touthcaat corner of NOTICE. ' The a aid bill is filed to foreclose ft cer- lot of land void by Kobert Wards)] to (Signed) fneant to members of the legal pro- tain Certificate of Tax Sale made by Allen Benjamin Bennett; thance (1) south CHARLES H. WILL! A US, JR. Take notlc, that Frank Meyer Intends fession. E. Crawford, Collector of Taxes of the apply to Mayor and Council of tha seventy-four degrees and eighteen minutes Borough of Ruraaon for a Plenary Retail Ha said: "In law the liberty of the CLEANERS - DYERS - LAUNDERERS Taxing District of the Township of Shrews- west, sixteen chains and sixty-four links NOT1CE. bury. In the County of. Monmouth and to a stone; thence (2] south nineteen de- Consumption llcsns* for premises situated greas has little significance. All that State of New Jersey, to said Township of Take notice that Sebastian Binarro In- at Avenue, of Two Rivera, Rumaon, N. J. 1 grees and fifteen minutes east eight sjhatns tends to apply to Mayor and Council ot fchat cannon does is to prevent the Shrewsbury, dated December 2H. 1031, on and tw«nty links to the north tide of the Objections. It any, should be made Inv lands In said Township of Shrewsbury, new road; thence (S) north seventy-eight the Borough of Bed Bank for a Plenary madlately In writing to Jere J, Carew, Restraining of the publication of an County and State aforesaid, laid Certifi- degrees east, eleven chains and thirteen Retail Distribution license for premises Clark of the Borough of Rumson. ^rtlcle, but the newspaper znuat be cate. beinK recorded In the Monmouth minutes to the aforesaid road to Eaton- situated at 06 River Street, Bed Sank. (Signed) .Jtsponsible and must suffer the con- County Clerk's Office In Book 101D of, town, thence (4) along the aame north FRANK MAYER. Mortgages for said County, on pages 4^2, thirteen degrees• and forty-five minutes Objections, If any, should be> made lm Aranu, of Two Rivera, Rumaon, N. 1. sequence 3 If the right Is abused." etc- * east ten chains and tvrsnty.four links to mediately In writing to Amy E. Shlno, He suggested that legislation he Dated June 2. 1036. the place of Beginning. Containing eleven Clerk of the Borough of .Bed Bank. NOTICE. and ninety-four one hundredth! of an (Signed) fought that would change the law to APPLEGATE. STEVENS, FOSTER & acre more or less. SEBASTIAN &ZZARBO. Take notlc, that Edward O'Flahertr '"- gxrohiblt the prosecuting of a libel REUSSILLE, tenda to apply to th. Township Commute. Solicitors of Complainant, Excepting and reserving; therefrom I All of tha Townahlp or Mlddletown, for Plen- fUit by a lawyer on a contingency 84 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey. that certain lot or parcel of land, situate, NOTICE: ary Retail Distribution license for prem- baa is and he also felt that it would lying and being In the* Township of Tak* notlct taat John D. P&ttarson In ises situated at Headden's Corner, Middle- Monmouth County Surrogate'* Office. be a good thing to have the legis- Shrewsbury. Beginning In the middle of tand. to apply to Township Cottunltt«6 ol town, N. J. i the natter of the estate of Jacob F. the road leading from Eatontown to Ham- tha Towmhlp o[ Ulddlatown far a PUn Objections, If any, should be made im- lature reduce tho statute of limita- Eurlch. ilton (formerly Shark river Village) at a ary R.UII Consumption ticens* for »r«m- mediately In writing to Howard W. Rob. tion to less than one year, and even Notice to creditors to present claims stake opposite Benjamin Klng'i store l.a. ittuatad at First and Navaslnk av.' arta. Clark of tha Townshfe of Middle- against estate- (went BO far as to suggest a three {formerly) said stake baing thi southeast nu<>, Hlddlttown, N. J. town. Pursuant to tht order ot Joseph L. corner of the whole tract ot which this Objsotlon., If anjr* should ba msda taa (Signed) fcaonths' period. As it is now a per- Donah ay, surrogate of the County of Mon- 1B a part; thence (1) flve chains and m.dUUIr In wrltlni to Hovanl W. R*b- - EDWARD OTLAIIERTT, son can begin a suit of libel any mouth, made on the twenty-ninth aay of seventy links to a stake; thtne* (2) north s Corner, Mlddletown Township. May, 1036, on the application of Alfred twelve degrees west, on* chain and sixty- arts, Clsrk o( Mlddl.town Town.hlp. Hme within a year after the publi- F. Eurlch, sole executor of the) estate of five links; thence (8) north aavanty-elgnt (Slznad) cation of an item. Mr. Leonard felt Jacob F. Eurlch, deceased, notice fa here- degce**, alx chains and forty-nin* links JOHN D. PATTERSON. NOTICE. |hat a person should know sooner r of the estate of William Taks notica that Domenlco Palala ln< Mlddletown Township for a Plenary IU- " Ifcat have been wholesomely carried Pierce, deceased. GEORGE n, HOBERTB. Sheriff. Und» to apply to Mayor and Council oi tall Consumption llesnse for premises ilt- On In this community by Mr. Kln- toning. This amazing cleaning Dated May 29, 1038. ustad at Cooper Buulevanl and Statsj Notice to creditors to present claim th« Borough of Had Bank for a Planar) Highway No, 85. Hlddletoivn Townahlt). fcnonth and tho Press." against cstnto. ' John A. Reid. Sol'r. II.tall Distribution llc.ni. for pr.mlm Pursuant to the order of Joseph L. (74 Unet)' $81,08 »lt!i«t«d at 7 East Front itrtat, Sad Bank, N. J. Mr. Burnett followed Mr. Leonard process gently but thoroughly re- ponnhay. Surrogate of tho County of Mon- N. J. Objactlona, If any, ahould ba made lm' and although not. hnvjng any assigns mouth, made on tho eighth dny of June, Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. mediately In writing to Howard W. Rob Objsctlons. If any, should b. mtida Im- •rts, Clark of tha Township of Middle- topic, Bpent tho time allotted to him moves spots, stain9, ingrained 1036, on tho npfilfcation of Joseph II. In the mutter of the sjstate of J. Lei rn.dlat.ly In writing to Amy B. Shlnn Holmes, nolo exoci'ifnr of tha entnte of "lerk of tha Borough of lied Bank. town. fa a general heart-to-heart talk with Honlgman, d«c«aied, (!)lgn«l) William Fierce, deceased, notice is hereby Notice to creditors to p merit elalms (Slgnad) bis hearers about certain unusual dirt and all trace of perspiration given to the creditors of until decenned to PETElt PINdTOUK. exhibit to the fiuhncrlher. solo executor as against estate. DOMENICO PALAIA,' Mlddletown, K. /. Situations that have come before hln Pursuant to ths order of Joseph L. lit Gard.ld Avt., I-onj Branch, N. J odors. foroanUl, their debts and demnnda ngalnnt Donahay, Surrogate of the County of Mon- Which made it mandatory for him t« tho ftnlil estnte, under oath, within nix mouth, made on the twvnty-iUth day of NOTICE. follow the letter of thn law whe months from the date of the aforesaid or- NOTICE. Taka notlca that Fred J. Hohman In der, or they will ho forever barred of May. 1036, on the application of Joseph Taks notlca that Ursca T. D. Marli If he had the privilege he might no The Sanitone cleaning method K. Honlgman. Edith h. Crafti and Helen tends to apply to the Mayor and Council their nctiona therefor against' the said Boons, acting executors of ths estate of J. (Flaaunt Inn) (ntsnds to apply to Mayo, of ths Borough of Reel Dank for a I'lonlrf have been so severe. Bulmcrlner. 1*0 Honlgman, decsaud, notlca Is hereby and Council of th« Ilorough ot Hsd Ban] Retail Conaumptlon Llcenaa for premises Pated Freehold, "N. J., June R, 10a6. for a Gon.umptlon Licsn.. for pr.mlsai situated at ft Urldga Avenut, Red Bank, Although the speaker was not at plus our own expert skill is your given to the creditors ol *a.d deceased to sltuatad at Ghriw.bury Avsnus and N locating changes In the presen1 JOSEPH II. I1OLMR9, exhibit to tha subscribers, acting executor, Holmdel, N. J. as aforesaid, their debts and dsmandi man Springs Road, tied Bank, N. J. Objections. If any, should lm ina«a Im- Jaws he did, however, put a numlmi assurance of quality cleaning. Edward O. Pormnn, against the said eit«U» under oath, with- Objtctlons, if any, should bs msda Im. mediately In writing to Amy K. Shlna, Of very pert questions before thi Freehold, N. J., in six months from tht data of the afore- msdlat.ly In writing to Amy B. 8hlnn Clerk of tha Borough of Red BsnS, Proctor. niild order, or they will ba forever barred Clerk of tha Soroush of Rsd Dank, group of publishers and aolJcito That \* why Sanitoning ii guar- of their actions therefor t*«lnit ths said IHI«n«il) FRE11 J. HOHMAN. unsworn from them which, no doub NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT RRACB T. DB MARIA. tl« expects to sec In the columns o anteed by Good Housekeeping Eatnte of Anna II. Stenhonion, deceased. Notice J» hereby trlvim thnt the «c- >nl«d Free ^mpR g. MOW . NOTICE. Taka notlca that Kmll Rtslder Intends (ho respective publications reprc cotmU nf the Bii5>iu:rli>er, auhatitnted trun- Tal. nolle; that Davidson Bros. Intend • 1 Dergsn Place, IUd Bank, N. , to apply to Mayor and Council of tha Bor. to apply to Mayor anil Council of tha Dor- ftented. Magazine as advertised therein. loo nf the e«tnte of mid deceased, will be EDITH L- CRAFTS, ough of Rad Bank for a Plenary Retail tiutlltefi «nd stated by tb» Surrogate of ou«h of Bad Bank for Pl.nary lUtall I>1>. Consumption license for prarolssa situated The speaker told how llttlo it cos tho County of Monmouth nnd reported for M Broad Btre«t, R«d Bank N. J trlbutlon Liquor Llctnaa for pramliM sit. IIEI-EN S0ON8. at Brldga Avenua at Shrewsbury Rlv.r, Jja produce alcohol and that tlv Our experience and modern nettlement to the Orphans Court of said u«tjd at 48 Brosd Btraat, Rad Bank, N. J Heel Bank, N. J. .bootlegger would continue to hi County, on Thunday, the »econd o«r of 182 Broad BtrMt. Ited SanV, N. J qbl.ctlons, It any, ahould be math lm. July. A. 1). 1981, at 10 o'rloelc A. M., at Acting »x«utors. medetaly In writing to Amy B. Bhlnn, Objection., If tny. should be msds.li among us as long na the high taxc equipment enables u» to handle which time application will be made for Applets. BtevsmiBt^vsnn, TosttToster * tUunllla, Clark of tha Borough of Rsd Bank. mediately In writing to Amy 19. Shlnn km legiflrnatc liquor permitted 1h< tho allowance of commlttlons And counsel Red Bank N. J-. (Slgnad) Clark ot th. Borouth of Rad Bank. Proctors. 1)»otlegger to make tho oimrmou the most difficult cleaning prob- K/.IIA DAVIDSON, '""""' BTM.DM. Tinted May 14, A. T>. 1938. A. II. DAVIDBON, Vfoftta Jio can under the jircnent nyi THK KID-CITY TRUST COMrANT. Monmouth Coaniy Surrogate's Omee. U Hsrdlni noad. Had Hank, N. J icm of handling the liquor altuntlori .\s For Your Laundry lems. Call us today for prompt Iiyi Beatrice F. Howling, In ths matter of tha tat ate of Isaac Wil- NOTICE. , Mr, Burnett dftplor-M the prcaen Assistant Secretary nml Trust Officer, liam Myers, deceased. . t , NOTICE. Taka notlca that Matthews A Forbes in PJalnftsld. N. J., Notice to creditor* to prt«nt claim Taka notice that Harry A. Ilubbaril 01 Isnd to apply to Mayor and Council o kp/ftem that moroly fined bootlfiKK^r service. Substituted Trustee. asalnit estate. , . Atlantis Ilotsl. Intsnds to apply to thi tha Borough of Bsd llsnk fnr a Pl.nar] |or djfloboylnjj; the Jaw, and roeonr There Is None Better Henry Vf. Oliment, Boil-, Pursuant to tha order *f Joseph I,. Don- Mayor and Council of tha Borough of Fa llatsll Distribution License for premis ahay, Surrogate of tba> County of Mon- situated at 14 Hrosd Street, Had Bank. knendnd severe jail nontencen fnr th 121 WatrfiuiiK Ave., Haven, for Plenary Retail Con.umera' h l'lalnneld. N. J., mouth, mada on the third day of June, cena. for premliee sltuat.d at HI Fa Objections, If any, should he msda I* offenders. Ho thought that it mlgi 108(1, on tho appllestlon of Otto Lewis Prnrtnr. ___ win n Haven road. Fair Haven. m.dlat.ly In writing to Amy B. ghlnjl b* a good thing to permit tho scllln For We Use Myers, administrator W«h • "**ed of Objection., If any, should b« mad* fm< Clark of the Borouiih of Red Bsnk. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT the estate of Issao William Mysra ds- (Blgned) of beer to UIOHO 18 years and ovei m.dlstaly In writing to M. rioyd flmlf ttttnte of Mary R Annett. (ltu-eased. ceased, notice Is hereby liven wto lthe cred th - Clerk of th. Borough of Kalr, Ilavsn. MATTHEWB ft K lnstoad of thfi aj,'e <>f '21, RH It woul Ivory Soap Exclusively Notlco 1M hataby given th&t th* me- itor* of aslif deceased w.« S ** ? (Slgnail) PAVII) 0. MATTOBWB tend to diminish thn deslra of II SAMTOM; roiinti of the siib«rriber, ndrnlnlntratur of subscriber, sdmlnlitralor with will annexed iiAiuiY A. mniiuim. t MoLaran Atreat, R«d Ilanh, N. J tlio entate of ealllrntlon will tie made for the aKowBnce of commissions and counsel for a FUnsrr Retail Consumption Ucao of tha Borough o( Red Bsnk for a Plen for pramlaei situated at 005.(97 ]tlv< sry Ratal! Distribution lletnss for preaj Garvin Taylor, president of tl 70-76 White St. Red Bank r«t*. , K. I. Dated Mnr 111. A. IX im, Road, Fair Havtn. 1st. situated at * Broatl fltreat, Had Ban) N«w Jurttty Vre&a ftSitocJatlon, in Qulnn, Fanan. A Boratnm. ObV.tloni, U any, should be mad* lm thort Rdirm paid ft high tribute t CHAMJSH K. AMKKTT. A.lmrr Park, K. J-. 'oh'lactlona. If any. should lie made lm P. O. Hot 2fU, K«rl HR.ik. N. J., mediately In writing In M. tioyd fftnlt m E Snlnl Mr. Klnmonth and his ntnff, mid Phone 2800 Proetor.. Clerk of the fkirmifth nf Kalr t(av«n< mediately In writing t» * t ; Administrator. I Signed» Clerk at 0» Borounh of Red Bank. iehalf of the uocUtlon handed Mr. Lentar <), I*an»n1, fCiirj., FRKll MArFfcO. Inlgnml) Red Dank, N. J.. Boy» cun m»k« «tr» pocket money CHRISTIAN L. BEROK. * f roc tor, •«Ulng Th» Rl»Ur-A«Jv«rUMBi«rl !»• fair Havtn Boa4. Fair Have*, N. BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1988; Pass TOfetrt 1 Tripoli; The*a Is a 60s: violet and a : bachelor of artaf Harold Selby of Camp And Picnic 1.2$ lire blue. They Illustrate a na- Laurino Pleads Manasquan; bachelor in education, tive woman decked out In what would and William Torgla p£ Matawan, EXTRA SPECIAL ba described In this country as & Guilty To Arson bachelor bf literature. Reservation Now "party dress." Due to the many requests, we find it necessary to Anthony Laurino, 31, of Main NEW CLUB MEMBERS. E. H. K. Green, Collector. street, Oceanport, pleaded KUilty at The death of Col. E. H. H. Green, continue this "Special" for a limited time Incorporated Freehild laflt Thursday to an arson Ormon West Joins the Oceanport A Deserving son of Hetty Green, removes one of Indictment and was sentenced by 4-11 Garden Club. "My hair could never hold u. Eagle Point on the Metedeconk the country's noted philatelists. County Judge J. Edward Knight to Coloned Green won fame In the from eight to 12 years In state prison. Ormon West became a member of wave," she complained until we River Started in 1931 by Red stamp world through his purchase of Philip Latin), named In the Indict- tho Oceanport 4-H Garden club gave her a Bank Resident Now a State the now famous sheet of 10O U. S. ment which charged the two Bet fire when he was voted In at a regular Individual airmail stamps with centers Inverted, to the house of Forrester W. Pierce meeting of tho club Friday, June 12, Corporation. for which ho pair $20,000. Today tho on Brighton avenue, Long,Branch, at tho home of Theodore Rowe. Or- Croquignole stamps are catalogued at $3,500 each was convicted last December. mon already haB a satisfactory gar- • $17,000 for a, block of lour. den under way, even though ho has and a good bank are a powerful The Kaglo Point reservation on the Tho sheet originally wa« obtained A jury trying Laurino at th.it time not been a member of the club until Oil Process Mctedeconk rlvor, ki\own to many it face value, 24-cents each, from the disagreed and the defendant fled af- the present time. He will be initiated residents of Monmouth county, an- Washington postofilce by a etami» ter hla case was called for trial team. nounced ita incorporation last Satur- again last month. He was captured Into membership at the next meet- :onsclous purchaser. He disposed o' on a bus at Harrtaburg, Pennsyl- ing of the club, Which will be he!d Permanent Wave day under the laws of the state of hem to a group of dealers who In July 10 at the home of Thomas and New Jersey. The reservation was turn sold them to the colonel.Colonel vania, and brought back here last irt with Shampoo, opened In 1931 by Joseph M. Child Wednesday. Jack. Dean of Little Silver. The We are always glad to talk with you Green, at their suggestion, broke up . '• i •» — Initiating committee consists of Nor- £v ArtisU'c Haircut of Deal, formerly of Red Bank, as a he sheet and made them available man Frank, Jack, Dean, Theodore and Setting and point out new ways jri which you camp and picnic grounds. Mr. Child other collectors. Ho retained all GBADI/ATES FKOM RUTGERS. Uowe and Harry Postel. then leased the property from Henry if the position blocks and a Btrlp After tho regular business of the S. Smith of Rosello. The organiza- cross the top of the sheet. Most Several Monmouth County Boys in Bring a friend and only can use our services. tion conslstB of Mr. Child president, if these first sales ranged at from This Years Largo Class. club was transacted a discussion pay for the second -j Frederic M. P. Pearse, Jr., of New- 1250 to $350 apiece. took placo on 4-H club camp. Three permanent J[ walk, vice president and secretary, Since then the price has been stead- Monmouth county graduates from members of this club, Theodore and HenrycS. Smith treasurer. y going up, and in recent years Rutgers college Saturday were Stan- Ilowu and Thomas and Jack Dean, The rental of camp sites led to a with the Increased activity in airmail ley Reid of ABbury Park, bachelor of are planning to attend. NUNZIE and ALMA olleellngy It has-leapen considerably. science In mechanical engineering; Vegetable club record books which demand for permanentJeases, enab- Myron~Kozlckl-of_-Efl-tQntawxi.-LcDnr. hflve_.h££n_ furnlshed_hy_tiia_.NewL ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Personal Loan ling people to erect.cabins thereon. The last recorded sale two years ago ard Williams, Jr,, of Freehold and at-tho In 1033 Mr. Child obtained a lease was $12,100 for a block of four from Jersey Extension Service were then which permitted him to do this. The he late Arthur Hind's collection. Lewis Gemmell of Matawan, bachelor distributed by the club agent, and demand for long leases hat become of science in agriculture;, PincU3 details of keeping tho records were greater each year, and finally led to Yacknowltz of Englishtown, bachelor explained. Vogue Beauty Shop last Saturday's action, Mr. Smith and of science; Leon Eastmohd of Little At the July meeting a visit will Department Changes Made In Silver, bachelor of science in elec- bo made to all members' gardens. In 16 White Street, Phone 646 Red Bank, N. J. Mr. Child both accepting stock lor trical engineering; Norman Cohen of August a discussion and demonstra- their Interests. Long Branch and Thomas Black of tion of selecting flowers and vege- Open Evenings by Appointment A novel feature of the camp sites CCC Requirements (Free Parking In Hear ot Shop) of Eagle Point Is the fact that a Sea Girt, bachelor of science in bus-tables for exhibition will occupy the definite area is not leased. Each The eligibility requirements for en-iness; Lorlng Popor of Manasquan, interest of the members. lessee Is entitled to the privilege of •ollment In the veterans' contingent maintaining a building: on an agreed t the Civilian Conservation Corps location for a period of years set by have been modified so as to permit The First National Bank the lessee. Tho entire reservation, the selection of not more than 25 community cantor and all attractions ier cent of the number of veterans are then open to the lessee. No oneneeded to flu the July replacement Public Auction Sale of Eatontown, New Jersey Is allowed to alter the landscape In guota, which will soou be announced, any way. It Is the aim of the ln-from veterane who are not actually TO corporatora to keep the reservation receiving public welfare aid. In Its original state. The roads Unemployed veterans residing In 100 WOMEN throughout are one-car width, one- this state who wish to enroll In the Member Feder&l Reserve System CCC may obtain full information as CLOSE AN ESTATE way roada, and arc kept In condition well as tho< necessary application by the corporation. blanks from the Veterans' Adminis- The undersigned executor of the ESTATE The reservation maintains Its owntration Facility, Lyons, New Jersey, WANTED Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation sanitation and waste disposal ser- or from their local headquarters of OF LOUISA D. LINZMAYER, will SELL to the vice, power line, and drawa all its he various veterans' organizations, HIGHEST BIDDER, HOUSE AND LOT known water from wells on tho property. the American Red Cross, and also Daily pay and big cash bonuses offered The purpose of the leasing propo- from Thornton Webster, ' Veterans' as 69 MAIN STREET, MATAWAN, N. J., Approved Mortgagee sition Is to maintain a higher stand- Placement Representative for New for spare time work during next few ard of restrictions over the property, Jersey, New Federal Building, New- Federal Housing Administration Mr. Child has operated a children's ark, New Jersey. Saturday, June 20th weeks in special subscription campaign. camp there for several years. This also becomes a part of tho corpora* Only those veterans who are phy- AT 3:00 F. M. SHARP Write, phone or call Campaign Manager. sically able to perform ordinary man- The property consists of LOT 6O'xl25' and the house con- tlon. Cabins are now being built for ual labor will be selected for enroll- Mrs. V, F, Russell of Westfleld, Carl ment. Veterans discharged from the tains 7 ROOMS AND BATH. Located In the BUSINESS ZONE AT A. Schneider of Irvington, Dr. Wil-CCC on and after September 30, 1935 of MATAWAN, AND MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE THE ES- liam F. Wacker of Hillside and Ed-are not eligible for re-enrollment dur- TATE. OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT ALL TIMES. ward Heyden of Cranford. Mr. Chilli ing the July replacement period. Red Bank Register contracts for the cabins himself. The TERMS MADE KNOWN DAT OF SALE. owners may finance them through a local company. Geologists estimate the mastodon TUSTING'S Mrs. I, W. Child of Deal, formerly whose bones were found recently Joseph J. Linzmayer, of Red Bank, is dietitian for the near Saltlllo, Pennsylvania, stood 16 Executor. DAYS children's camp. She has charge of feet high. TRIAL the camp dining room, and serves on FREE order meals to the adult patrons of tho reservation. The St. Paul's Methodist church of Ocean Grove and the First Metho- dist church of Asbury Park and the Appollo club of Asbury Park wil hold their annual picnics on the f Eagle Point reservation picnic grounds this month. 3 JOB GASOLINE at a 1 JOD price (THE PRICE OF ORDINARY GASOLINE) THAT PIDTECTS! STA By Qninton James. THE BEST WARRANTY IS ONE THAT HAS The Italian conquest of Ethiopia listed as Abyssinia in tho catalog, THE BEST MECHANISM TO GO WITH IT has brought .about a new philatelic classification. Tho first new Ethio- pian stamps, of Hire* values, have • The best thing about been issued.' They are inscrifjed the Westinghouse war- "Italian Colonial postage." Tho set benrg a Into portrait of ranty is that you need Kin . . . and only the inscription Is repeated In Am- Weatliighouno... hns always had harlo clmnirlern. hermetically-scaled units In all In replacing tho rather plctureque model*. 3 First to oltVr Five- Issues under Hallo Selassie, the new Year Protection ON AM, dheaives follow tho general basic MODELS. S Only refrigerator design of Itniian postal paper. •with faat-froer.lng Sunaltoy Hulfn Selnsslo'a Lust. FroMcr ami EJcet-o-Cul>o Ice The last Rimeral issue ot tho now Trays. 4 Exclusive lluilt-in defunct Ethiopian government was 'Watchman ... iniurcs continu- that of 1931 on which Hallo Selassla ous food protection. 5 All-etccl and his empress, Hennen, wero pic- cabinet* . . . for longer llfo, tured twice t-ach, onco In profile and lower eoat operation, (infer food l full face. Other illustrations storage. 6 Fiill-povterrtI to meet thouo of Rns Mnkonen, tho extreme conditions without statue of Mciiclikll and tho Hawash forcing mechanism beyond en- rlvor and railroad brlrpc. ' paelty. 7 T«n-yenr mummy... Howere, It wni In January of thta ttmilnnod l»y sottinl perform- year that tho final contribution of ance reoorda. 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tho color deep blue. On tho former a nntlvo woman Is wnlchhlng a plane •our in from the aca, Whil« on th« THE TUST1NG PIANO CO. other a plan* |« flying over » high- way. iple-Action Gasoli 16 Monmouth Street, Red Bank Tim other two art for Libya, They '«r«rn Unund almultantautlmultantautly with the 609 MattUon Avenue, Atbury Park taototh AOAUal idiadtutrjj m ozpotiUaiU a At cation* art conceded to be the moat school clubroom. Mr. MaJley pre- •pending a lew days with his family nolly have returned to their Bfil- lng"» grov« puct month. Kit Julia County Red Cross serious and the most dangerous ol sided. In Rarltan township. tlons with, the E.1I. Belt Manu- Farber »nd Floyd Povey war* accept* Monmouth county danger spots. Mr. and Mr*. John Shellbrick of Miss Alma Bailey of Long Branch, facturing company. ed as new members. COME TO FREEHOLD AND These first aid .stations are intend- formerly of Bed Bank, was a Sun- Miss Bettlna Jonea Is spending the William O'Dell of New York will Union Beach spent Sunday with Mr. remainder of thla month with Misses To Have First Aid ed to bs 20 located that life can be and Mrs. Wallace Massavitch. day gueBt of her family at this place. be guut preacher nefct Sunday at saved In event of nearby traffio ac- Mrs. Nellie Miller and children nose and Buth WH»on of South Uncroft chapel In place of Rev. Miss Buth Brooks has accepted a River. cidents through the application of clerical position for the summer In have moved to a house at Keyport. David Fovey. Hia topic will ba "En- C. H. ROBERSON, Inc. Highway Stations Miss Julia Burlett was a Saturday couragement" A men's quartet will first aid procedures until a physician the notion store on Carr avenue. COLEMAN "INSTANT GAS" RANGES can be brought to the victim, or he guest of Miss Vivian Newman. render several selections. At the Samuel H.. Thome is the owner of Lincroft. evening service Mr. Povey'* topic will WESTINGHOUSE DUAL-AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS Four to be Set Up Soon on Busy can be gotten to a hospital. These & new Bulck automobile. Miss Helen Kasky spent Monday at points are not now covered by the Newark. be "Bearing the Cross With Christ." LOWE BROTHERS FAINTS FOR EVBBY PURPOSE ' State Route* Near Here as Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Mack, United States army from New brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry been entertaining friends from Brook- Janet Stagman has fully recovered mouth convertible coupe. Miss Evelyn T. Walker, Bed Cross York. Sprung. lyn. . You are cordially Invited to visit anil Inspect our Modern nursing supervisor of Monmouth from an attack of summer influenza. Mrs. John J. Lewis Is confined to Mrs. G. B. Hatalan is confined to Misses Marion Hood and Margaret The West Keansburg Athletic club her home on Eleventh street with Forty hours' devotion were com- Building and Equipment. county; Charles Brahnj Harry Pos- her home with an attack of rheu- Smith spent Sunday at New York. pleted Tuesday morning at St. Cath- ten, Joseph T. O'Brien, Dr. Michael held their weekly meeting Monday an attack of summer Influenza. matic fever. While there they visited Badlo City evening in the fire house on Eighth irlne's church with a mass and Holy J. Lorenzo and Dr. Sweet, acting as Miss Freda Granto Is spending Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stagman Mueic hall. Communion. BRANCH STORE: street, and plans were furthered for some time "with her motther, Mrs. a sub-committee of the new. Ked were Perth Amboy visitors Sunday. The Entre Nous club met Friday IDS First Avenue Atlantic Highlands Telephone Htt Cross accident prevention plan. a basketball team. William Schanck Sadie McCormack. Mr. and Mra. Walter Arose enter- Mrs. Marjo'rie Woodmero, Mrs. night at the chapel and made plans tained friends Sunday from Keyport. The Bed Cross is devoting great presided at the meeting. Miss Mary Preston has a position Anna Horner and Miss Frances Con- for a social to be held at Rhea Wall- interest and activity to reduce acci- Miss Mary Ann Llpf of New York in the Crystal ballroom on the board- dents in the home, school, on the la spending a two weeks" vacation walk for the fourth consecutive farm and highway. The compiled with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Llpf. year. figures for 1934 show that 101,000 The Holy Name society of St. Mrs. Frederic VanNote Is a patient were killed, and of these 34,400 were Ann's church received Holy Com- In the Perth Amboy General hos- killed Jn home accidents, 8,400 in munion in a body Sunday morning pital. school ages and 36,000 on the high- at the 7 o'clock mass. The regular Mrs. Madeline Seaman was a re- ways. These highway figures are monthly business meeting was held cent New York visitor. mounting too rapidly. The above lo- last Tuesday evening in St. Ann's Domlnlck Roman of New York Is J. YANKO summer 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK blessing!

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til noon. In one instance the poat- Middletown Asks Veterans Cash In master went to an out-of-town hos- Father And Son HarryA.Kettel Players Auxiliary- pital to deliver bonds to a veteran. Murder Suspect Kills Moat of the veterans who had tha Elects Officers Water Company To Over $105,000 On bonds certified made DO comments aa Rescued In Surf Resigns As Clerk to how they were going to use the Officers elected Tuesday night by Bonds For Bonus money, but Judging by those who did the Ladles' auxiliary of the Players Self At New Monmouth Extend Its Mains creditors, clothiers and dentists will At Sea Bright Of School Board Boat club were Mrs. Carrie Lleneck be the greatest beneficiaries In the president. Mrs. Mamie Wuflng flret Installation of Two Fire Hy- Quick Work Made of Delivery order named. Allen Hendenon and Son Bryan Rumson Official Tenders Resig- vice president, Miaa<- Annie Hart sec- ond vice president, Mrs. J. Joseph East Orange Police Close Murder Case of McFarlan dr&nta on Shore Road Ap- and Certification— Increased "Now I'll pay off all by debts," was Caught in Undertow Last: nation After 33 Years' Service a remark frequently heard. New Hennessey secretary and Mrs. Mar- Moore When Daughter Identifies Suicide aa Business Already Noticeable Evening—Francis Doyle and —To Continue as, Trustee— garet Marcksteln treasurer. Com- proved at Thursday's Meeting clothes for my family and myself," mittee chairmen are Mra. Alice Otto as Result of Disbursement. was the statement made by others. of Townihip Committee. T need my teeth fixed," or "I need Paul Covert Saved Them. Two New Teachers Engaged. prizes, Mrs. Alice Hascall sunshine, Man Who Called at Moore Home Sunday. falsa teeth" ranked third in the list Mrs. Mamie Wulnng house, and Mrs, The Middletown township commit- Delivery and certification of veter- of lndlcatorj. Harry A. Kette} resigned as clerk Carrio Lleneck entertainment. East Orange police yesterday con- ound the. next day In his 1928 Pon- Allen Henderson, 36 years old, and sidered _as a clpeed _cas.e_..tha murder, tee «t a meeting Thursday after- ans' bonus bonds at Red Bank, as ar- his son, Bryan Henderson, 13, of Sea of the Rumstin/bourd of education Mrs. Richard McAllister, Mrs. Clar- J&s_£sa£li_ hslf srufty. Ha ih*n noon requested tho Monmouth Con- ranged by PostmaBter William A. at a meeting of the school trustees renco Legg and Mrs. Florence of D. McFarlan Moore, distinguished walked back to his car and M*. £*- Bright, had a narrow escape from inventor, In the back yard of his irecque didn't see him again until solidated Water company to extend Sweeney and announced In last drowning last evening. They went Tuesday night. He told his fellow Holmes are hostesses for the card 1U main on Shore road at Port Mon- week's Register, has virtually been Data Asked For members he was reluctant to relin- party next Tuesday night. East Orange home early Monday :arly Tuesday morning he saw him in swimming on a private beach morning with the identification yes- ralk past the Campbell's Junction mouth from Wilson avenue to Few's completed. The operation was put south of the public beach about six quish his position, but was compelled Thn auxiliary will Rive a party Creek and agreed to the Installation through precisely as scheduled. Of- to do so on account of his health. Monday evening, Juno 29, in honor terday by the late Mr. Moore's daugh- fflce of the Jersey Central Power About Bayshore o'clock. Bryan was caught In the ter, Miss Beatrice L. Moore, of the & Light company, of which Mr. La~ of two additional fire hydrants on ficial figures have not been disclosed, strong undertow and his father went The board praised Mr. Kettel for his of the retiring president, Mrs. Alice Bhoro road. but it la known that more than 450 efficiency and loyalty, and adopted a Hascall. Mrs. Lieneck will hold a body of Jean Philip Gebhardt of recque has charge, Mr. Labrecqu* to the rescue. He reached his son's Roaebank, Staten Island, as the man •emarked to a friend at that time. The committee rofused a request vetorar.s living In the district served Clam Industry side, but the two were unable to make resolution expressing regret that ho card party In the near future on the by tho Red Bank postoffice have re- Is resigning. His successor will be lawn of her home at Atlantic High- who called at the Moore home Sun- That man looks suspicious to me. If of Newton D. Ailing, who was re- any headway back toward shore. had somebody to take care of tJie placed Saturday as receiver of the ceived bonds, each of which is valued appointed at the next meeting. lands for the benefit of the auxiliary. day night, and whom her father re- at $50. The Importance of Complying As they fought vainly agalnsst the ferred to ae "That nut from Brook- ifflce I'd trail him." Broad Street National hank by Rob- undertow, relatives on shore ran for Mr. Kettel will continue to serve Mr. labrecque described him u ert Sherwood of Long Branch to re- Approximately three-fourths of the as a member of the school board. He lyn." Gebhardt shot himself In the With the Request Emphasized assistance. Francis Doyle and Paul head Tuesday morning in tho woods eing well spoken and as giving the duce or walvo Its 1036 tax claim of veterans huvo had the bonds certi- Covert Jumped into the surf and af- has been a school trustee 38 years mpression of having been well edu- $388.02 on tho Edward CrosB farm fied In order to receive cash. The by Middletown Township and clerk 33 years. He was first Insurance Agent on Harold Jones' property at New ter a hard struggle got Mr. Hender- Monmouth before, the eyes of Sir. cated, but that he had a demented &t Everett, which waB recently bonds thus "cashod in" exceed 2,500 Committee. son and his son ashore, on the verge elected as a' member of the Shrews- nd hunted look. bought by tho bank at sheriff's sale. in number and $125,000 In value. It bury township board of education. At For Twenty Years Jones, Middletown Township Police Back taxes on tho farm since and of exhaustion. In tha meantime Dr. Chief Earl Hoyer and William Bris- Gebhardt called at Mr. Jones' home Is impossible at this time to form Peter P. Perrlne, Chief Andrew An- that time Rumson was a part of the Including 1027 amount to $5,708.62. The War Department is endeavor- township. Five years later he became son of East Front street. Tuesday morning and asked to see a any reliable estimate as to tho bonds derson and the Sea Bright first aid Salvatore Cusumano to be Hon- Samuel Putnam of Leonardo, which have been placed in safety de- ing to gather statistics about the clerk. Dies at Rlvervlew. lorning newspaper. Mr, Jones told squad had arrived on the scene and Im he didn't have a morning paper, president and treasurer of Putnam posit boxes and otherwise "salted Bayshore clamming Industry and It after an hour's work the two were Two new teachers were engaged by ored Tomorrow at Luncheon He waa rushed by Hoyer to River- & Co., of Now York, requoBtcd that away" at threo per cent annually to has enlisted the aid of the township tho board Tuesday night. Roland at Atlantic City—To Receive view hospital, where he died about iut gave him a paper of Monday be redeemed in 1045. revived. Doyle Is lifeguard at the light, which he thumbed through as something be dono to lay tho duat committee of Middletown township. Downsea beach and Covert has been Fennimore, Jr., of Fair Haven, will two hours later without regaining con- on the road In front of his home. So far as known this Is the first succeed Charles Stokes of Atlantic 20-Year Service Medal. I looking for a picture of himself. Already a considerable pick-up In lifeguard at the public beach. sciousness. The body was Immedi- He apparently didn't find what h« Police Chief Earl N. Hoycr In hlfl business has been observable as a re- time the department has ever under- Mr. Henderson and his family, w.ho Highlands as teacher of sciences. ately taken to Worden's morgue, April report stated that two break- taken anything of this sort. Mr. Fennimore, who is the son of the Salvatore Cusumano of Bridge ave- wanted and left to go back to his car. sult of the disbursement of' this formerly lived at Atlantic Highlands, where an autopsy was performed by Three See Suicide. Ing and entry cases had been report- Improvements for Rarltan bay and supervising principal of the Fair nue tomorrow will have completed 20 Dr. Harrison S. Martland of Newark, ed and Investigated, ore breaking money. The Red Bank trading area have rented one of the Todd cottages Haven schools, has taught for sev- continuous years of service with the Is much larger area than that Berved its tributaries are made through apr on the oceanfront. medical examiner. The lead slug of Mr. Jones, who Is a conscientious and entry caso cleared up, one lar- propriatlons by the War Department. eral years In South Jersey. Metropolitan Life Insurance com- a bullet from a .22 calibre rifle with pedal policeman, immediately went ceny caao Investigated, four disor- by the postofflco, and the effect of pany as an agent connected with the turning the bonus money into circu- Compton's creek at Port Monmouth Miss Barbara Emerson, drawing which he shot himself was removed or Chief Hoyer, who came to th« derly persons arraigned, one fined Is soon to be widened and dredged for teacher, has tendered her resigna- Red Bank office. A special luncheon Fonea property with. Mr. Jones and $B and, three Riven suspended sen- lation will be considerably greater will be held at the Ambassador ho- from his head by Dr. Martland in use as a harbor by reason of a fed- Exercises For tion, and her successor is Miss Paul- three pieces and taken to state police Mr. Brlsson. Gebnardt eiw them &• tences, one 150-pnllon still seized and than Is Indicated by the flgureB men- tel, Atlantic City, for Mr. Cusumano tioned above. Some Idea of this fact eral grant for this purpose. The ine Wltham of New Brunswick, a headquarters at Trenton, where bal- hey approached and when they were four persons arreated, one dog shot graduate of tho New Jersey College and trie 26 Metropolitan representa- within 20 feet of his car he raised. by request'of the owner, seven auto- may be gained when It Is considered township committeemen are anxious Rumson Seniors tives in the Red Bank district. istics experts are comparing it with to have complete data furnished as for Women. She has been teaching slugs taken from the body of Mr, rifle he had in his hands and sent mobile accidents investigated and that approximately 1,000 men were in ft New Brunswick high school. one motor vehicle arrest made. lent to war from the military dis- they deem It of utmost Importance Moore. bullet through his head, near to* trict of, whloh Red Bank was head- that the clamming Industry should Tomorrow Night The board opened several bids for Marks on Bullets Identical. right temple. Chief Hoyer yelled lor JTred Harms of East Kcansburg be officially rated at Its full value. an automatic stoker for tho high him to drop the gun, but it waa of no wad appointed a apodal police offi- quarters. However, even this does Marks on the jackets of the two not present an adequate picture, for This la necessary in order to effec- Bchool furnace, but took no action on bullets found at the scene of the avail- cer. tively . present applications for the Roland Mariani it Valedictorian the matter. It was a single-shot rifle, from An application for relief funds of the trading area fa larger than the Moore murder are identical accord military district. For example Mid- improvement of townahlo waterways. and Helen C. Pilling is Saluta- Ing to police to marks on the Jacket which the stock had been removed. $257.39 was mado to tho Emergency Tho serial number of the gun had Relief administration. dletown township, which Is pne of For this district such applications picked up in the New Monmouth must receive the approval of the of- torian—Class Night Exercises been filed away. Felicitations were cxtendod by tho Red Bank's nearest neighbors and 112th woods, where Gebhardt fired the fatal committee to Captain Albert Run- best customers, waa in the Keyport fice of tbe army engineers at New Held Last Might. shot. Gebhardt's Bhoe fitted perfect- Had Only Two Pennies. York and the data in question will yon, chairman, who' celebrated his military district. ly a cast made of footprints found Gebhardt had only two pennies in «9th birthday on Thursday. The task of mailing out bonds to be sent there. Representatives of Divided Into near Mr. Moore's body.. his pocket when Chief Hoyer and the office conferred with Howard W. Commencement exercises will be all tha World war veterans was a held tomorow night In tbe auditor- Gebhardt, who was 35 years old Jonea examined his clothes for a> gigantic one and it has not been fully RobertB, the township clerk, about a was a former asylum inmate and was means of identification, which they week ago with regard to the matter. ium of the Rumson high school. Two Batteries completed. But what remains to be Roland Mariani Is valedictorian and known to hie Staten Island neigh found in his driver's license. He was Supper-Dance dono Is almost infinitesimal. Due They had no statistics concerning bors as an eccentric electrical lnven' fairly neatly dressed in a dark suit clamming and were anxious for infor- Helen Christine Pilling salutatorian to various causes a few veterans have of a class of 21 graduates. The prin- Capt. George A. Hogan Com- tor. He had passed Sunday and white shirt, but his shoes were For Auxiliary not yet got the bonds. Th great mation. They told Mr. Roberts that to sell a loud speaker to resort own badly worn. 0 the government would furnish en- cipal speaker will be Dr. Alonzo F. mands Battery E and Capt. bulk of the delivery work was done Myers, professor of education of ers along the Staten Island beach, Search of the papers at both dead Monday night after six o'clock. Since velopes and all the necessary blanks Joseph E. Fix Battery D— and then had borrowed $2 from on' Monmouth Memorial Hospital f the township would send letters New York university, whose topic men failed to reveal that they had then a few belated packets of Uncle will be "Education In a Changing Leave July 11 for Pine Camp. of them with which to go to New ever been acquainted. Staten Island Unit at Middletown to Hold Sam's largess have arrived at the to all who were engaged In clamming Jersey. police heard, however, that Gebhardt In 1835 to fill out the blanks. society." Charles A. Wolbach, super- Event at New Mon Paris Room Red Bank postoffice, Probably this vising principal, will present the He was first seen in the New Mon.. had once worked for the General Such letters are now being esnt out. of Eatontown Club. will continue for the next few days, class, and Bertram H. Borden, presi- The recruiting campaign of the mouth woods Monday night aboul Electric company, for which Mr. and there are also some unavoidable Inspector Herman Tarnow of Belford dent of the board of education, will 112th light field artillery of Red dusk by Herman Labrecque, Mi Moore had been a consulting en- delays in delivery due to veterans be- furnished a Hat of those engaged In present the diplomas and the Victory Bank, formerly the cavalry troop, Jones' stepfather, who livee next dop gineer. Middletown auxiliary of Monmouth the industry. Mr. Roberta and other contiuues with the enrollment now to Mr, Jones, and who was cuttln; Memorial hospital will hold a supper- ing temporarily out of town and the Park scholarship. Gebhardt had been a student , ai like. Delivery was 99 per cent com- nterested persons say they cannot at 111, which is 19 short of the down a tree in his back yard whe electrical engineering for two year* dance Friday night of next week at emphasize too strongly the need for The rest of the program is as fol- goal, 130. On Monday night as tho plete Monday night, lows: he noticed Gebhardt wandering aboul at New York university when In 162* the new Mon ParlB room of the Mon- supplying full information. They result of the increased enrollment SALVATOR CUSUMANO the woods. Mr. Labrecque- called ti mouth County Country club. Several Evorybody agrocs that tho postof- Selection, "Marltana Overture" Wallace he suffered a nervous breakdown point out that it is only In this way battery E was divided Into two bat- him and Gebhardt came up to wheri which expressed Itself as a persecu- large parties are being arranged to flco force did a mighty good Job High School Orchestra. teries, E and D. At present battery The luncheon will be presided over from Postmaster Sweeney down to that the clamming- industry can be Invocation Rev. William Calvin Colby Mr. Labrecque was working. tion mania. Until late in 1925 h« precede the dance. evaluated accurately. The more com- Salutatory addreo..Helen Christine Pilling E has 60 members and battery 1) by Leroy A. Lincoln, president of the last employee. So far as known Red company. Others present will be Er- Conversation With Labrecque, was at an asylum in Middletown, Mrs. Frederick C. Tatum of Middle- plete the information Is, the more Presentation of class sift to school has 51. New York. town will entertain at a buffet sup- Bank was tho only place in Mon- George Russek McCue. nest H. Wilkes and Henry J. North, Their conversation ran about mouth county where deliveries were valuable the industry will be officially Presidtnt of Senior Class. Capt. George A. Hogan is in com- Opposed Brother's Release. per. Her guests will Include Mr. and classified. Class song WordB and Music by mand of Battery E and Joseph E. vice presidents, and Arthur W. Treth- follows: Mra. A. Hurd, Mrs, Joseph E. Busk, mado Monday night. Elsewhere this ewey, superintendent of agencies in L. What are you doing in the About 800 letters are being sent Helen Plillnit Fix, who was first lieutenant in Bat- His brother, Harrison W. Gebhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stewart, 3d, Mr. work was not done until Tuesday, and Mantle oration. Richard Joseph Schoeck tery E, is now captain of Battery D. the Atlantio coast territory. woods? a New York attorney, who Identified credit for the quick service is due out. The blankB are uniform. They Reception of Mantle William F. Bradley and Mrs. V. B. Flndlcy, Mr. and Mrs. President of Junior Class. Charles L. Oakerson la second lieu- A special brochure has been pre- G. I'm just camping out. the body Tuesday night at Red Bank, J. Wright Brown, Mr. and Mra. argely to the postmaster. appear complicated, but In reality pared itemizing tho district record L. Have you got a car? they are not All that each clammer Valedictory addreBB Roland M&rlanl tenant of Battery E and Leonard said he opposed his brother's release Atnory L. Haskoll, Mr. and Mrs. Friday morning notice was Issued Selection, "Valse MlKnon" Drigo Marthens is first lieutenant of Bat- and the record of the leading agent G. Yes, it's down the road. at that time. But his father, August David Wagstaff, Mr. and Mrs. George by the federal postoffice authorities is required to do is to state tho num- High School Orchestra. in the district for the year to date L. Where are you from? Awarding: of medals....Monmouth Chspter, tery D. Vacancies among the com- Gebhardt, a piano tuner, had insisted M. Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. that in cities of less than 50,000 pop- ber of trips made and the total missioned officers to be filled Bhortly and Mr. Cusumano will present this G. Near Philadelphia. amount of clams gathered, expressed DauKhUrs of American Revolution, he could care for the young man. Bransome, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bourne ulation deliveries of bonus bonds Mrs, Ehrick Parmly are a first lieutenant and a second pamphlet to the company officials. L. Camden? Gebhardt had not been employed for Ruthrauff, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohi, were not to be made until Tuesday. n bushels Or whatever meaaure is j Awards of Rumson Parent and Teachers' lieutenant in Battery E and two Mr. Cusumano hng mado the most Association Mrs. Albert Lauber, Jr. G. Yea. the last two years and it is thought Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Crane, Mr. Mr. Sweeney at once Bent a telegram used. Tho information must be sent second lieutenants in Battery D. consistent and outstanding record L. What are you doing up this he came to this section to find work. and Mn, W, Strother Jones, Jr., Mr. n before July 1 or it will be too late. Selection. "Connecticut March" to tho authorities asking for permis- Nasson-Seredy Tho two batteries will leave July over a period of years of any Metro- way? Sunday evening a tall, dark, pleas- and Mrs. Thomas S. Field, Mr. ana sion to make the deliveries as oriR- The fact that the government ap- High School Orchestra politan agent in tills district and in G. I'm trying to sell some motion Mrj. Rufua C. Finch, Mr. and Mm parently has no statistics on tho mat- Benediction R«v. William CaWln Colby 11 for a two weeks' training period ant-spoken stranger called to see Mr. inally planned and Botting forth va- at Fine Camp, New York. The camp appreciation of his hard work and picture projection equipment. Moore at East Orange and waa told Benjamin K, Gating, Mrs. Mary Plum rious advantages which would be er at present, It is pointed out, is The graduates are Eleanor Agneta long service he will receive a gold G. Could I buy ten cents worth ol Potter, Henri Wcrlemann and E. unfortunate for the clamming in- la located only a few miles from the he had already gone to bed. for h» gained thereby. These advantages Hansen, Roland Mariani, Helen Canadian border. The old cavalry 20-year service medal. bread from you. was getting up at 5 o'clock the next QaddlB Plum. are obvious, especially when consid- dustry. The committeemen believe Christine Pilling, Laurette Alice Mr. Cusumano is a native of Italy hat by furnishing complete, informa- troop trained at Sen Girt. L. I won't sell you any bread, bu morninc to drive to a funeral at Betli- Mrs, William W. Gamewell of Mid- eration is given to the fact that Red Ryan, Richard Joseph Schoeck and and he came to this country In 1898; I'll give you something to eat if you're lehem, Pennsylvania. A 6 o'clock tion the clammers would emphaslza Charles Albert Wolbach, Jr., college making his home at Brooklyn, In dletown will entertain before the Bank has many commuters who are tho importance of tho industry and hunprry._ Monday morning Mr, Moore WBJS mur- danco Mr, and Mrs. Windsor S. Ship- home only In tie evenlngB, Tho up- preparatory course; Elizabeth Alice Birthday Party 1904 he came to Red Bank, where he Gets Food and Water. dered. eventually receive many benefits in opened a barber shop on Shrewsbury pee, Mr, and Mrs. Robert C Law- Bhot was that the request was grant- the form of waterways improvements. QraU, Anna Julia Kllnt, Bmlly Cath- Mrs. Labrecque prepared some I Mr. Moore who was retired had ln- rence, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. B. ed. erine Layton, John Thomas Murphy, For Mrs. C. A. Gettyavenue. Ho conducted this business Those co-operating: in the movement 12 years. In 1916 he accepted em- sandwicheB and coffee. whlch Geb-1 vented the gas-filled fllamentless eleo- dimming, Mr, and Mrs. John Ballan- Tho carriers were Instructed to o gather the data volunteered their Jladya Emma NIederer and Rose hardt took and gulped down as If he trio lamp and of tho neon lights, tino, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Draper and Louise Scalzo, commercial course, Mrs. C. Mitchell Helm of Ridge ployment with the Metropolitan Life spare no trouble or effort to locate services and their onlv interest in the Insurance company. He has a great hadn't eaten all day. Ho then asked which were Indispensable In the early MIBS Margaret Klnncy. the veterans and that they did so is matter Is to get Increased consider- and John Joseph Connor, Cornelius road, Rumson, entertained Tuesday for some water and Mr. Labrecque development of television. He held Elijah Craig, Louise Evelyn Lcmig, many friends and acquaintances at Mra. Bordon H. Baldwin of River unanimously agreed by all who ob- ation for tho clamming Industry. afternoon at a birthday party for Red Bank and environs. gavo him a full bottle, which was patents of 100 or more inventions. T,awn, Rumson, will entertain at din- served tfeir work, In o few in- eorgo Russel McCue, Kathorlne Mrs. C. A. Getty of Red Bank. The ner, preceding tho danco Mr. and stances it was necessary for the re- Ruth O'Brien, Jacob Frederick Perl, guests Included Mrs. Richard Bick- Mrs. Harris B. Fisher, Jr., Mr. and clpienta to be identified. This wnn SCHOOL BUS CONTRACTS. Henry Stephen Russek, Jr., Eliza- nell, Mrs. Frank Ganter, Mrs. Henry ANNUAL DAY AT STATE HOME. New Shrewsbury Trees Photographed Mra. George Dwlght, Mr, and Mrs. BISD necessary to a very small ox- beth Theresa Ryan and Ellen Mary C. Mecklem, Jr., Mra. J. B, Van- Anthony L. ^,-Klm, Mlsa Elizabeth tent when tho bonds wore certified Mlddlctown Meeting Next Week Ex- Sinclair, general course. wagonon, Mrs. Aago Nielson, Mrs. Articles Mailo by Inmates to Be Of- Gasoline Station On Rumson Estate Ward and Richard Thomau. to bo sent away to be "cashed In." pected to Deal With This Matter. Tho class motto is "Perseverance Walter Bruyeie, Mrs. Cornelius Al- fered For Sale During- Afternoon. J, Marshall Booker of Blossom The certifying was dono In tho Conquers All," the class eolorB aro ler, Mrs. Walter MacDougall, Mrs. A largo attendance is looked for at The annual day festivities and Peter Pingitorc, proprietor of the Richard P. White of the State Ag- Cove road will entertain before tho civil service room of the poatofllec blue and gold and the class flower Lester Wilson, Mrs. H. R. Wellbach- play at the New Jersey State Village ricultural Experiment station of New tho meeting of the Mtddlctown town- Is the tea rose. er, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Lyman Country club bar on the Country danco Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Wallior building by postofllce employees. ship board of education Thursday for Epileptics at Skillmnn will talto Club Estates in Middletown town- Brunswick visited several Rumson nnd Mr. and Mrs. George F. Teelo. Everything wont through without a The graduating class at class night C Vanlnwogen, Mrs. John M. West, place Saturday afternoon, Juno 27, ship, has leased the Grover Parker estates last week to Inspect and night, June 25, when the matter of Mrs. J. M. Woodcock nnd Mrs. Vic- Seated at Mra. Frederick Q. Adams' hitch, like clockwork. There was no awarding bus contracts Is scheduled exercises last night presontod a from 1 until fi o'clock. property on Rrnnrt Htreet, Shrews- photograph outstanding trees. He table will bo Mr. and Mrs. Loon W. interrupts or dolny of regular mall to come up. A special meeting of series of humorous aklta entitled tor Grossingcr. An operetta entitled "The Moon | bury, for a Sinclair gasollno station. was accompanied on the tour by Conrow, Mr. and Mrs. George Stev- service—something which probably tho board waB called by Wardwell "Paul Revere's Dream." The idea Maiden" will be presented by the I The premlsos wore formerly occupied Thomas and Raymond Porter of ens, Mr. and Mrs. P. Broadue- Pow- could not have been avoided If de- G. Thomas, Jr., the president, for waa conceived and tho skits were Kams Another Degree. patients in Smallpy hall at 2:30. by a White Flash gasoline station. Rumson, tree surgeons. er*, Mr. and Mra. James H. Mattcn- liveries had been nmde Tuceday. written by Nell Craig, who acted as lnst Thursday night to deal with this Mrs, Barbara Deckcrt Kane of Mid- During the afternoon articles made IA new lift is being Installed. The Mr. White Is a research npoclalltt lec, Mr. and Mrs. James Otis Davis, There waB no untoward Incident of question, but It did not take, place master of ceremonies. Elizabeth by the patients of the educational 'station la expected to open Saturday. on discuses of ornamentals, and Is Mr. and Mrs. Laurence W. Souvlllo, any sort. Gratz gavo tho class history. Tho dletown village received the degree Dick TjnRos, formerly an attend- becauso five of tho nine metnbors of master of education at the com- division wll bo on exhibition nntl for building up a series of different tree Mr. ami Mrs. Ira L. Crouse, Mr. nnd At the request of the postmaster, woro not present. Tho absentees entertainment was divided into two sale at lho .school, IniiuHtrlal bulki- ant at the Standard Oil station at species. On the Thomas N. McCar- Mrs. Harold Jamea, Mr. and Mrs. were Mrs. Margarot GOBS Huber, parts. Tho first part portrayed class mencement exercises of Rutgers uni- liversido avenuo and West Front Acting Chief Harold Daviaon no- versity school of education Inst ng nnd Cottage No. 4. cotate ho photographed a cop- Chester A. Conrow, Mr, and Mrs. Al- signed threo momborn of the police Julian M. Parker, Curtis J. Walling. activities. These skits were entitled OMlclalH at tho homo have ar- itrcet, will be tho operator. per beech tree valued at $30,000. fred M. Mathlasen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben- II. Lawrence Scott and John G. "Bunco Party," "ClaBn Meeting," Thursday. Mrs. Knne la a teacher forco to servo In Identifying veterans at Red Bank and she received her ranged to havo conveyances meet all Dther fine speclmons Inspected and jamin L. Atwatcr, Mr. and Mra. John not known to tho poutofllco force. Spencer. Thny are said to be opposed Exocutlvo Meeting" and "Trip to trains until 5 o'clock. photographed woro a rare variegated Warren, Mrs. F. J. Flckcr and Wll- tn awarding tho bus contracts with- Washington." In tho second part, B. 3. detfreo In education at New HOTAHY MKKTING TODAY. Tho throo membora of tho forco woro York university In 1920. elm Iron and a linden tree on the Ham Wlllnrd. IXoetlvo Captain Joseph Bray and out advertising for bids. Recontly Paul Rovere'a dreams relnted to fu- No Light** on tSurn; Threu Fined. Hm-non S. Prentice estate, a sugar W. the legislature passed a bill which turo evcntB of tho class and the.] New Officers For Ensuing; Year to At the tnblo of Mrs, Paul Olllcors Sprlgue Willinrno and Frank Juno BridCH, Attention. Recorder Harry I). Kurtls of Full- maple tree on the estate of former Lambert of Mlddlelown will bo Mr. Mnzzo. Thoy nerved very cffoctlvoly, would enable boards of education to soones were entitled "Wolbach Mur- Tali« Their Office. Mayor Van It. Halsey, a rod leaf malto nwards on such a bn«ls. 32-pleco set dishes, ili-nl. quality, Haven fined Thoodoro Hoden $5 and aTid Mm. John Paul Carey, Mr. nnd largely as a result of which lens than der Case," "Drosamakors' Strike," J2.88; floor covering 30c square yard, DoWltt Fowler am! Mrs. Amelia. At today'a mooting of tho Red treo on tho ICrbsloh eatato and a. Mrs. nertram E. Llnde, Mr. nnd Mm. one per cent of thoso npplylnff to "Fishermen LoBt," "Election," "Trou- utility closets with five shelves ?2.09, tulip poplar tree on the Vanlngan pin-up lamps fltlc complete with Scott $3 each Tue.iday for parking Hank Rotary club tho rotlrlnK of- Thomnj S. Evans, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jos- have bonds certified had to go outnlde ble For Two," "Jewel Robbery," their earn In front of their homeu on flcorH will turn over their respective estate. eph H. Weed and Mr, end MM. "Happy Landing" and "Awakening shade. Visit UB at onco nnd BIIVC. to bo Identified, PoBtmnstor Sweeney C1WHCH BUNCO PARTY. Window shades at now low prlccH. Rlvor road without lights. A few a to the olllccrs recently Charlen Thnmnit Pilling. ntiitcn that In addition lo thrs,e of. of P«ul." 1 We moasuro your windows and Rive nlghtu ago a cnv cinnhatl Into tho olccted for thn new year. Them Is DISCUSS JfLOWKB SHOW. fleam much credit Is duo to Cecil Event to Be Hold by LadlM Aid So- Selection! played by the school or- freo estlmaten. National 5c, 10c and rear of one of the machines. Mr. quite some formnllty to this part of DIVIDEND TOMOBBOW. MacCloud, adjutant of thn American ciety of Reformed Church. cheBtra under the dlroction of MIBS $1 Htoro (formerly Prown-Conprr Soden was lined $5 because, ho had tho program, and In order to allow Horticultural Society tn Hold %%• Elizabeth Connolly Included "Our Co.) — Ad vertlnoment, legion nnd a. membor of Tho lUgla- Tho ladles' aid soololy of the R«- been warned bofon by Chief Joseph plenty of time for aamo thero will hlhltlon on Burden Estate. ClUzrtia IliillillnE and Ixmn to DIs- tor staff, for his lilonlll)rat|r':i work Students' Maroh," "Junior March" Henlra. bi! no guoat speaker, Hcrnnrd Freed- A nliort meeting nf tha Monmouth forniod church of Red Bank will hold and "Graduation March." After the Administrator's Hale, IninM 104,000 In Oimli. and helpfulness along other lines. a bunco party Thursday evening, ninn, tho retiring |iic«ldent, will an then was n gymnasium. Munlo wan provided by Two Hhowu will Im piTiienteil Sul- ministration and his fellow officers. hall, Hiiiimoii, when further pli.nl prlznd nnd refreshments. The party tho school's radlo-puhllo address sys- June 27, one o'clock. Full advorllHi!- noiintlon of Itod Hunk will mnturo lino of volornns waiting. > Tho pollco will bo unilcr the direction of a com- mont will apponr In next week'n In- unlay nl^ht at tho West Ki\d tavern, Tho talk lniit week by Judge worn mado for the annual dow»r tomorrow. Tho nlmicii, 421) hi num- had no disorder to cope, vlth, but tem operated from tho control sta- nuo of Tho Register. Walter II. flt. Front Htreet nnd Morford plueo, alght wan on tho name general •how on General H. H. Bordta'i «»• mittee of which Miss Ksthor Crelin tion In tho Buporvlsor'o ofllce. ber, have a tiitnl vnlue of W5.000 of they woro of assistance In handling 1H chairman. Hflr BJulatftnts will be lHelds, ftdmlnlntrator. — Advi'itlne- of which l'atny Horelll la nroprlotor. subject UH tho one given by Robert tttto at Huirmon, Rnptember 16t,ndX7# which 10 nlmren represent Inuns the trnftlc. HO that bustnoim could be Mrs. Kllinticth Estello. Mm. William tnent. I'lio, bill will Include HOI-IK- ltoy, II. McCurtor two weoka previously. Plans were «1BO dl«cu»iecl (or • aniomilhiK t» $21,800. Chenk/i lor the handled without loss of time. A Riont Rnnkln, Mrs. ISira Onborn nnil Mm. Hermann to Sp«sk nt Fair Haven. Hairdresser Wnntrd. "queen of the hliiim;" KW'unor KOHU. Il waii very interesting and es- chrytranthomum show at the R<4 balance of $04,000 will lie mailed to- den) of signing nnd other red l Wlliard lawyer. Tho large amount (iunneiwie; Fnuico;i Itradl^y, rhythm pecially ao woro Mr. Ifalght't view* Hank Klks home lho latter P«rt Of hml to bo trnnRuoteri. Tho mimhor Albert H. Hermann, candidate for Experienced, llc.cnitml operator; morrow. The* total number of nlmre- of Interest munlfMled has encour* congress, will be tho principal apenlt- Hinder, nnil Madeline Wlllunm In on the renpiiiiBllillity of tho Individ- October or the nrat purt of WOTtKl" holilnra I" B0, The Hulldlng nnd Loan of bonds cotUfliMl for tho vi>!oran» pormanont ponltlon. Alno ono open- 1 "Red the nminiltton to bollevs that er at a meeting of tho Fair Haven Ing for summer uonitton. Notify Daneeii a In Moileine." ual JIIIIK«U '"»' "m Supreme Court her. Few inamhorn ware pr«»nt, dm flnnorliitlnn olllcn wnri recently moved rmiK* *! from I lo 31 and Ihr nv<«n\KO thoro will bo a big attendance. Republican club tomorrow night at Bally Ann IJr, Marry A, K*¥' \ to Mnnmniilti Hi met. nine required aliout 28 rnlnntcn lo ill/i- phone Rod Hank 2M4.—Advertise- All interest In White I'aeli, Inc. Hunk aa n «pe«lal RiiMt of Vice Pre»- tel, prflifldent, wen in the IHplncopal parlflh hoilno nt tliat loaiiH, a pone of. place. Other candidates will also ment. ^g p It required nnn to two bourn for Moonlight F.Koumlon. p otc, luui been taken ident Wurrou 11. Hmook. If you nro not a vogntftrinn roiul be present. Committees will be up- lUnvnrd If Found. oviu- liy (IIHIIUO II. White, tradingg mi tho nnrrlor* to makt dtllwrlM. NIK pointed by Abram Dlxon, president. Tho annual convnutlon of Rotary in f«>t gsrdtn hM«, with * tho InternntlnK announcement In Ilin The Hod Hunk council of Bom and Capo-shaped Bllvor fox fur lonl hint While -1'ach Co.,, HHi-oiiit t ftft MechaniMhi c Intm-national will be held at Atlunlln clnHntfltul iiilvm'tlnmiiffnt ntM:tion of Ihn cft'tltlcatloti work wan tfrmn until foughtum of Liberty will hold It* Htn;et:i, Ked Hank, AdvertlHomeiit. t.«, tot U»o; turp»ntln» night about fl o'clock from cat' on City next week, nnd at) effort li b»- the .Iniwy I'nrlt Htorn &. Mnnt Mor- 11 nnd 12 o'clock, The nupervlrt '"tilth nmmnl moonlight «M| Thuri- Flower Btakcw. main rond from lied Hunk airport to bmoh 6h»lm Ma, h fcflt, 114 Hhrownbuiy avenue, Atlver- force nonslstlng of PostnmntPi- flw ilny night, July 'I. Tho utenmnr Sandy Square greon sturdy dnhlla staknn, Holmdel. Rewnrd If returned to Mr. IliMU'h irinl>rrll»rt. lnif inmlo In Imvo a bu» loml of Red pot «nd ntek 89o, tJnemttnt. ncy, Attfllfttnnt Pontinagtm1 (loo Hook of thn Central Railroad line, 5-foot lOo each, |l.O0 down; bam- Kelly of Tho Register office. Adver- Tlume (>ooil Troy Mix-foot timbrel Hunk Itotoilnnn gn to tho convention boo itskea, 8-toot SOn dozen, 4-foot tisement. liui, bnailt.lrul covminKH, $2.Un. Rob- Tuenday, Jl.«, broom. 3Si, l*i» ' Th« road to better and MKKT hi TriiRx nnil Oh»rlfw Hook, Wporiiilr which linn been chartered for tft« •arniM 3M. Lot* of '" ent nf m«ll«, nerved wltliout imino- 'rip will leave AtUntla Highland* <0o doinn, B-foot ffOo down. Robert, «rt H»nm A Soriit, Inc., 10 Broad — ••!• H«ia lnmln through Th« RogiiiUr'ii ad- nine* * Don*, Ino., 10 Broad. atre«t, It utrent, phono Hod Hunk (S.—Advortlao- W.Kiul *>. m *ni •vtrtlsInK cohimnn.—AaverUnarMnt, Ury cotnpMUMUlon. Tue«day w«* the Pier W 8:30 p. m. t»nc» * Bon*, mo., 10 Broad, at rent, It nays to advertliadvert a In The Register. Soy* c*n rank* «xtiw pook*t mon«y Dhon* Rtd Bank 6.—Adverttiement. —Advertisement, ment. Mlllni The R«ghtt*r>4AvtrU««n*&t. .v»*tl»«jn«nt. . . Page Two* RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1986. Sixteen To Get Coastal Erosion Closing Exercises Local Markings Gala Opening Graduation Held Col. Klmberling Meeting Of Of St. Agnes School Problem May Get Sought By State Of Mon Paris At River Street Heads State Police Auxiliary Units Their Diplomas The graduating exercises of St Rev. Harry L. Everett, pastor ot Agnes's school of Atlantic Highlands the First Congregational oiuroh, Jer- His Appointment Confirmed At Marlboro Federal Aid took place last Friday night in the Aviation Dep't Room Tomorrow sey City, addressed 158 graduates of Nomination of Officer* Business church. A procession was held, with the Red Bank high school at the com- Monday Night by Senate— at Monthly Gathering—Mrs. Congressman Sutphin Reports Jeanette Elmer, Ruth Kastner, Paul- Any One Willing to Have Air Private Opening of New Eaton- mencement exercises Thursday night He Formerly Served Under Carl A. Bremer of Red Bank Commencement Exercises To- ine Elmer, Genevleve Jackson, Joan at River street school auditorium. His town Night Club to be Held Colonel SchwarUkopf. Nominated 1st Vice President. night in Village Firehome— Federal Senate Committee Morin, Norman Simmons, Martha Marker on Their Large Roof toplo was "Culture from Sitting Trygar and Mary Phalr as flower Can Aid in Air Safety With by Shrewsbury Field Hockey Where the Other Man Bits." Three Noted Preaehere to Reports Favorable on Import- girls, and Paul Lyons, Harry Com- Following an entertaining talk, Trenton, June 17 (AP)—Colonel At the county meeting of Ameri- Mark O. Klmberling, who left the Take Part on Program. ant BUI. routo, Richard Callahan, Robert out Any Coat to Himself. Club Tonight. Harold A, Hendrlckson, president of can Legion auxiliaries h«Id at AUan- Early, Nicholas Kaiser and Lloyd the board of education, preientid the state police seven years ago to take tlo Highlands last Frldsy afternoon a Job as head of the Rahway re- Congressman William H. Sutphin Kellener as pages. A gala opening will be held tonight diplomas. Charles A. Bennett, presi- Mrs. Leah Watson of the Asbury The commencement exercises of The State Department of Aviation dent of the graduating class gave an formatory, was back in the organi- Park unit was nominated for tha has announced that he had succeed- Rev. Michael H. Callahan, rector D( which Olll Robb Wilson Is direc- and tomorrow night for the new $15,- zation this week—this time holding the Marlboro grammar school will be ed in having the Rivers and Har-of St Agnes's church, and Rev. John address ot welcome; Mary Soffel, the presidency of the county auxiliaries • held tonight at Oio flre house In tor, has asked The Register to seek 000 Mon Paris room at Monmouth mantle oration; Jack Henry, presi- the position of his former superior, bors committee of the House of Rep- C. Farrell of Highlands, presented the cooperation of interested folks in County Country club. Eatontown. A for the ensuing term. Mrs. Dorothy© Marlboro. the diplomas and Rev. William J. dent of the February class, 1837, Colonel H. Norman Schwarzkopf. A. Bremer of Shrewsbury unit No resentatives report favorably the this immediate vicinity In securing private opening will be held tonight Confirmation of Klmberling by the A feature of the program will be Senate BUI 3505, with a minor McConnell of New Monmouth cele- made the reply; Marjorle Hammond, 168 ot Bed Bank, was named aa first additional air markings. by the Shrewsbury Field hockey club treasurer of the graduating clui pre- senate Monday night came as a sur- vice president, Mrs. Joseph Hardl- the part taken by three doctors of mendment to meet objections of the brated benediction. at a supper-dance and tomorrow divinity of this section. The invo- The department states that the sented a gift to the school and Fred prise in many quarters. Until well man of Freehold seoond vice presi- War department. The members of the class are matter of securing air markings Is night the formal opening will be held. Williamson, gave the farewell ad- Into the evening talk persisted that dent, Mrs. Charles Bkillman of Long; cation will bo given by Rev. Charles The measure declares it to be the Antoinette M. Egidlo, Marie L. the most practical of safety measures. The rendezvous adjoins the club- Neff of Tennent church, which has dress. Governor Hoffman lacked three Branch treasurer, Mrs. Joseph West- policy of the United States "to a* Fischer, Mary T. Kastner, Lorraine Hew Jersey Is the most heavily trav- houis and has all accoutrements of kowsky ot Atlantic Highlands- eer- seen 244 years of Bervice; Rev. John P. Bottlno, Elizabeth J. Ryan, Aoklowlegement was made ot the votes sufficient to put Klmberling Blst In the construction but not tho eled airway in the world and one of a modern night club, including a over. Then suddenly the senate geantat-arms, and Mrs. Effle H. Sthwacke, 'pastor of St. Peter's maintenance of works far the inv Georgette M. Elmer, Maria K. Hal-_tha most heavily settled political sup^ dance floor and orchestra stand. The gift to the scholarship fund given by church, which has seen 231 years of closed Its doors at 10 o'clock and in of Belmar ohaplain. provement and protection of the leran, Joseph C. Lyons, Edward D. divisions. Therefore, aids to aerial desis^ers7Bcott~amTTeegen of New a few minutes Its action was sri; service, will present the diplomas, beaches along the shores of the McLaughlln, Herbert J. Smith, navigation are extremely important York, designed the color scheme for late daughter, an honor student of and Rev. Frank A. Huff, pastor of because of these conditions. the class of 1929. Rev. Edward W. nounced. spent for child welfare »nd rehabili- United States" . . . and authorizes Frances A. McLaughlln, Erwin P. the World's Fair at Chicago and sev- Observers expressed belief sena- tation last month, «o membership. Old Brick church, which has seen the beach eroBion board) "to make in- Forrest, James P. Fleming and Eu- Buildings auch as manufacturing eral night clubs and hotels at NewMiller, pastor ot the Baptist ohurch, 237 years of service, will give the gave the invocation. The Red Bank tors who were previously opposed to an increase of history clippings, and vestigations with a view to determin- gene J. Sheehan. plants, schools, large barns, ware- York. F. Ii. Wicks of Long Island confirmation—not because they ob- announcement of a past presidents' benediction. ing the most suitable' methods of houses, municipal buildings, bus ter-was general contractor. high school orchestra, under tha di- The program is arranged to cover jected to Klmberling, but because parley dinner ia the Metropolitan ho- beach protection and restoration of minals, large garages, water or gas The latest In night olubs In this vi- rection of A. LeRoy Baker, rendered tel at Asbury Park on September 10 two and one-half centuries, and will tanks are all ideal sites for air mark- selection for "Der Freischuti" by they wanted Schwarzkopf retained beaches in different localities" and cinity will accommodate BOO peraons. —decided that Inasmuch as the gov- with Mrs. Fanny Cyphers and Mrs' feature Topanemus 1686, Freehold o "state lta opinion as to the ad-Mock Trial At ings. A roof suitable for a marking It has a 35 foot bar with a back- Carl M. Weber, "Torchlight March" Elizabeth Harson of Asbury Park as 1780, Buckttown 1836, Marlborough should be approximately 100 feet or by Scotson Clark, "Lustspte) Over- ernor had already placed a man of co-chairmen. •lsablllty of adopting the project, ground of three large mirrors. The his own choice in control of the 1886 and Marlboro 1836. what Federal interest, If any, Is in- more In length, 20 feet In depth, pre- color scheme is of blue and white, ture" by Geler Bela, "Intermezzo The graduates are Ethel Barth, Lions Meeting ferably with tar paper, alate or Russe" by Theodore Franke, "Two state police he might as well be al- The Metropolitan hotel will also be volved in the proposed Improvement club colors, with a 20-toot opening in lowed to have Klmberling. the headquarters for the department Kenneth Raymond Conover, George and what share of the expense, If shingle base, or any other material Guitars," gypsy air and "Amennol the celling above the dance floor, A Captain William J, Carter, who convention, with the Manhattan ho- Errol Creevy, Edward Roland Ehr- any, should be borne by the United Sham Legal Battle Enjoyed by' luitable for painting. circular awning covers the opening Ostrov" by Anton Rubinstein. hard, Peter Kazabo, William Kazabo, was dramatically elevated as tempor- tel as overflow oholce. The members States." The committee felt that 78% SO Members and Guests of Lo- The Department of Aviation would during Inclement weather. It 1B en- cf the state convention committee Sylvia Lies, Margaret Myrlck Lyman, of the cost would be a fair portion ppreciate the loan of such ipaoe on ary superintendent a few hours be- cal Service Club—Convention olosed In small glass windows with fore Sohwarzkopf's term expired, is from Monmouth county are Mlsa Mary 'Patricia Maher, Ruth Dorothy of Federal participation. hlch the name of the town and the white Venetian blinds and has all me- Emms, Florence Beach of Freehold Maher, Beatrice Rae McDowell, Delegates Named. letters "N. J." could be painted, the Guild's Final expected to ge kept as deputy super- As soon as the committee report is dal electrical fixtures. intendent for a while, at least, and honorary ohalrman, Mrs. Ethel Bri- James Alexander Morris, Frank received by the House, Mr. Sutphin paint to be applied and the work to The celling i» attractively cut In tten of Belmar general chairman, Plosky, Kathryn Achsah Stevenson, A mock trial featured the regular done to be the responsibility of Colonel Kimberllng, who was shown Mrs. Dorothye Bremer of Red Bank will ask for consideration of tho bill with star-shaped blinking lights. A Seasonal Meeting Into bis new Job today, said he con- Charlotte Mosella Sutphin and David under a special rule. The measure weekly meeting of the Red Bank he department and without any cost public loud-speaking device has been publicity chairman, Mrs. Leah Wat- Henry Towler. Lions club Tuesday night in the Elks o the owner who volunteers or do- templated no Immediate changes In son of Asbury Park Information and passed the senate en June 6. Installed, and railing such as that on Episcopalian Women Enjoyed the staff. The members of the board of edu- For several years Mr. Sutphin has club. More than 50 members of the lates his space. a large steamship separates the bar publicity, Mrs. Jane Gaffey ot Atlan- cation are William Preston president, attempted to have congress recognize club and guests attended the session. The State Department of Aviation from the tables surrounding the Luncheon and Party in a Flor- Two Democrats, Theodore G. tic Highlands credentials, Mrs. Fan- Kdwin F. Brown, Martin Collins, the national significance of the coas- Lester C. Lovett aerved as Judge. onducts a steady campaign for thedance floor. al Setting at the Parish House Dawes of Warren and Dr. Blase nie Cyphers of Asbury Park housing Charles C. Graves, Emil H. Menzel, ilaclng of air markings, but each one Cole of Sussex, were reported to chairman at the Hotel Metropolitan, tal erosion problem. Through his in-Captain R. V. R. H. Stout was ser- The Mon Paris room, entrance to Tuesday. Charles Schilke, P. D. VanMater, sistence beach protection projects geant-at-arms. The Jury was com- a matter of considerable detail. which will be made through the main have voted with ten Republicans for and Mrs. Eva Carr of Asbury Park, Garret Wooley, Floyd Wyckoff and were Included under the Public Works posed of Ensley E. Morris, Willis A. Much co-operation has been rendered lobby of the club, will be the only confirmation of Kimberllng. Eleven housing chairman at the Hotel Man- John Tlernan, clerk. bill and under the Emergency Relief Clayton, Joseph Applegate, Seeley B. by private concerns and organiza- part of the club open to the publ'c. The Woman's guild of Trinity votes were necessary. Colonel Kim- hattan. Act of 1935, as projects eligible to Tuthill, F. G. Jaudy and William T. tions such as the Boy Scouts, Amer "Ouldo,"who operates a simillar nljS» hurch of Red Bank held Its last berllng, who as warden of the state It was voted at the meeting that receive Federal grants under PWA Jones. lean Legion, T. M. C. A., aero clubi club at New Tork, will be in charge neetlng of the season Tuetday after- prison supervised the execution ot the county units donate whatever and WPA. An amendment by Con- George Olmstead was the complain- ind the military services. of the Eatontown club. loon at the parish houae In the form Bruno Richard Hauptmann, was ap-possible towards a gymnasium outfit Hospital Unit gressman Sutphin to the Reconstruc- ant. The proseoutor was Judge Har- Anyone willing to allow the depart' Barry Wlnton'a orchestra wll fur- it a covered dish luncheon and pointed by Governor Hoffman two for the children at Marlboro State tion Finance Corporation Flood ry Klatsky. The charges were 8li*i- lent the privilege ot placing In ale nish music for dancing. A buffet sup- larty, with about 60 persons prei- weeks ago. hospital. Mrs. Fred Kruser of Key- Planning Fair Loan bill provided facilities through der and assault and battery and themarker on his roof Is invited to no- per will be served at midnight tomor- mt. A social session was enjoyed, Re-appolntment ot Schwarzkopf port, will take charge. which municipalities whose shore- defendants were Harry Malchow and tify the State Department of Avia- row night luring which games were played and had been urged upon the governor Eugene O'Rourke, county comman- Ion, State House, Trenton. This eer irtzes were awarded. One of the by numerous citizens and organiza- der, ot Atlantlo Highlands, brought Shrewsbury Auxiliary of Mon- ronts had suffered from ocean James H. Mattenlee. Mr. Malchow's itorma could borrow from the Fed-attorney was President Leon Reus- tee will be deeply appreciated and JUD1CIAL DESPOTISM. mjoyable features was tap dancing tions. After he had announced the greeting from the Legion and con- mauth Memorial Hospital to eral government. sllle, Jr., while Mr. Mattenlee was vlll contribute to the steady pressure >y Jessie Parkes and Audrey John- appointment of Kimberllng," how- gratulated the auxiliaries on their Hold Benefit Affair on July 24 represented by Wallace Jeffrey. The o maintain air safety which U onePrinceton Writer Quotes Thomas on, with piano accompaniment by ever, the governor said one of the large membership and the work done Passage of the present measure Is >f the chief responsibilities ot the de- ietty Bowen. A one-act play, "Two in rehabilitation and child welfare. deemed highly Important because It witnesses Included John - H. Burns, Jefferson on This Subject. reasons he had not reappolnted —Other Hospital News. who was designated as head of the lartment that can only be secured by 'ables of Bridge," was very credit- Schwarzkopf was his failure to con-He urged the women to co-operate will definitely classify coastal erosion ic-operatlve effort. June 15, 1936. bly given by members of the dra- with the Legion In making the state as a national problem, to be fought Burns detective agency; Ross E. tinue the Hauptmann Investigation Red Bank Register, atlo department of the Woman's as ordered. convention to be held at Asbury Park, Further plans for "ye olde fash- at least partially with Federal funds. King, sanity and handwriting expert To the Editor: ioned falre" to be held by the Shrews- who also gave testimony on psycho- lub. a success. Thomas Jefferson, foremost expo- When Klmberling; conferred with Refreshments were served by the bury auxiliary of Monmouth Me- analysis, and Mlllard J. Tetley, The River Plaza's nent of democratic government, The luncheon took place In an at- the governor more than an bour on morial hospital of Long Branch on jury disagreed. maintained that the Supreme Court hostess unit at the close of the ses- Amendment Group active setting of spring flowers. Tuesday morning, word spread that sion. July 24 were made Tuesday night Guests at the meeting Included Ed- School Closing Mrs, James Hunter was In charge, the new superintendent was getting at a meeting of the committee in ward Brasch, Robert Reussllle, and assisted by a committee. She andready to reopen the Lindbergh case, charge at the home of MrB. George Meets At Red Bank sentatlvea of the people. Harry Kruss of Red Bank, and Ed- The third President wrote to Wil- her associates received many compll- but a high official said no such In- Decker of Shrewsbury. ward C. Breege of the Belmar Kl- Exercises Given Friday Morning Religious Council Members of the Horse Racing liam C. Jarvin on September 28, nens upon the success ot the event, vestigation waa contemplated at this Members of the committee Include wanls club. Upon recommendation and Badge Test Pins and Red 1820: .nd a vote of thanks was extended. time. The governor has long con- Mrs. Guerin Todd, Mrs, George Amendment association of New Jer- Holds June Meeting sey met Thursday night at the Molly of Chairman Burns of the boys' work Cross Certificates Awarded— "You seem to consider the judges A brief business session was held, tended that ths Lindbergh krdnap- Decker, Miss Betty Dey and Mrs. committee the club decided to send as the ultimate arbiters ot all consti- t which Mrs. Harrison Bance, the lng was not solved with the convic- Ritchie Smith. Mrs. L. Gray Mar- Pitcher hotel. Ernest Shaw of Tren- Fine Program Given by Pupils The June dinner-meeting of the ton explained the progress In the as-a deserving poor boy to Camp Ock tutional questions; a very dangerous (resident, presided. Reports were tion and execution of Hauptmann, Red Bank district council of relig- shall and Mrs. J. A. Powell will be anickon for two weeks. • doctrine, indeed, and one which ead and routine HemB were trans- He expressed a belief more than one in charge of the pantry show. Mrs. sociation's light to one of tho two would place us under the despotism ious education was held Thursday horse racing amendment bills now The annual convention of the State The closing exercises of the River icted. Benediction was pronounced man was Involved. night in the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Edward AnBon will supervise the 'laza school were held Friday morn- of an oligarchy. Our judges are aa before the senate revision of laws Lions association will be held Satur- honest as other men, and not more >y Rev. Herbert S. Craig. The governor was meanwhile con- church. Forty persons were present. grab-bag booth. Mrs. Forrest Smith committee released before the legis- day at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, ing. A fine entertainment waa ren- No more meetings ot the club will "will be in charge of disposing of an so. They have, with others, the same sidering another outgrowth of the Rev. Albert L. Baner, pastor of the lature adjourns tonight. and the delegates from the Red uerelereda comprising MthBe songBom, "uO ouSu- -piu!9lom,for party, for power, and the )e held until September. However, Afghan on tho co-operative plan. Lindbergh case—New York's'request Red Bank Methodist church, temp- A committee was appointed to Bank club will be Past Presidents sanna, by the first and second privilege of their corps. Their max- he executive committee will meet for extradition of his good friend, orary president, occupied the chair. The Ice cream booth will be In charge confer with Monmouth county'B sen- M. VanBuren Smock, Edwin R. Con- gradesd , a piani o duedtt by RutRthh Snlf-LlSlfLlm is It is the office of every good he second Tuesday of each month of Mrs. J. Cross Williams. Mrs. N, Ellis H. Parker, Sr., Burlington Holland L. Fennlmore, chairman ator, Frank Durand, Jr., of Sea over and Albert W. Worden, Secre- fen and Jean Pettlt, a song, "Our! judge to expand his jurisdiction,' and hroughout the summer. county detective chief. of the committee in charge of ar- Arthur DeTarr will have charge of Girt, Saturday morning. This com- tary-Treasurer John P. Mulvlhill, Vice Flag " by the third and fourth grades, their power is the more dangerouB as the sale of soft drinks. "Indian Love Call" by the fifth and !*•?_«•, in_office £r Me,__and_not Paul H. Wendel, Sr., disbarred ranging for the leadership training mittee comprised Benjamin Atwater, President Herbert E. EdwardB, Wil- Trenton attorney, whose repudiated school to be held In the fall at the A meeting of the Red Bank auxil- R. V. R. S. Stout and Fred Oakley lis A. Clayton and Theodore J. La- d' by the PLAN FOB OUTING. iary was held this morning on the "confession" caused a delay In Red Bank Methodist church, stated of Red Bank; Former Assemblyman brecque. The alternates will be Pres- Hauptmann's execution, charged that a sesBlon will be held for six porch of tho home of Mrs. Harry H. Theron McCampbell of Holmdel, ident Reussllle, Past District Gover- National badge test awards were "The Constitution has erected no rlad Club to Hold Informal Initia- Button of River road. The members nade. To earn them requires special luch single tribunal, knowing that Parker aided kidnapers who weeks, beginning on Ootober 19. Four Judge John Warren, William Scott nor George W. Bray, Judge Klatsky, 0 whatever hands confided, with the tion For Members Tonight. legedly tortured him into signing a courses for teachers interested in r*- engaged In sewing and discussed and Edward P. Townsend of Mid- and Councilman Joseph C. Irwln. physical skill embodying a high de- corruptions of party and time, its tentative plans for activities of tho cree of balance, poise, speed, nut- Eighteen members of the Triad statement. The governor had al- llglous training will be given. dletown and Mr. Shaw. . The attendance prize was offered nembers would become despots. It ready said he would not "sacrifice" auxiliary during the summer months. by Lion Mulvihlll and was awarded to ular control and co-ordination. Fifth las wisely made all the departments club enjoyed a covered dish supper Final plans for the dally vacation Members were present from var- Thursday In the Quadrangle club Parker, when yesterday he received A meeting of the Long Branch No. ious parts of the state and promised Joseph Applegate. The meeting next ind sixth grade pupils receiving first :c-equal and sovereign within them- Bible school, now being held, were 1 auxiliary was also held this morn- :est pins were Frances Bush, Arvla telves . . , rooms. Mrs. Grace Turnock, Missesthe extradition request. He reserved made. It was reported that the en- to attend Monday night's session of Tuesday night will be in charge of decision and Indicated he would have ing. Cards were enjoyed after a short tho legislature. Lester Lovett. Jonklln, Janice Gardener, Marjorle When the legislative or executive ecllo Dlxon, Gladys Forrar, Clara rollment In the classes at the Metho- business session. The Long Branch Koleda, George Ulrlchny and Ed- functionaries act unconstitutionally, Clark, Anna Hall and Alice Slm- nothing to say for several days. dist church was 125, and that In th« they are responsible to the people in londs were In charge. Reformed ohurch It was 75. No. 2 auxiliary will meet Tuesday ward Wlldanger. their elective capacity. The exemp- Several dates were set for coming The September meeting of the or- afternoon, Juno 23, at the home of Jailed For Posing Holmdel Township Seventh and eighth grade pupils re- tion of ths judges from that Is quite Chicken-Patty Supper. Mrs. Park M. Woolley. ceiving first test pina were Helen langerous enough. I know of no safe ivenU. Informal Initiation will be ganization will be held In the Red On Wednesday of next week the As Federal Officer Exercises At Keyport Bush, Marian Kaney, Jeanne Mat- depository ot the ultimate powers of leld tonight. A mock wedding under A chicken-patty suppepp r will be Bank Reformed church. Keyport auxiliary will hold a card thews, Myra Patterson, Gene Clark society but the people themselves; he supervision of ths social depart- served at thh e Keansburb g MtMethodish t and if we think them not enlightened party at the home of Mrs. Murray Roland J. Tevlln, convicted of pos- The annual graduation exercises of and William Stobo. lent will be held Thursday, June 28. church this evening, starting at 6 One of the quickest ways to find a Woronoff. ing as a Federal Housing adminis- mough to exercise their control with n outing will be held Sunday, June o'clock and running until 8 o'clock, Job is to advertise In The Regis, the Holmdel Township schools at Three eight grade pupils received 1 wholesome discretion, the remedy lei's Want Department—Advertise- Dr. Ernest Fahnestock of Shrews- tration official to obtain $350 from a Holmdel, Crawford's Corner, Center- second test pins. They were Alice 9 and a scavenger hunt will take under the auspices of the official Red Bonk businesB man, was sen- Is not to take it from them, but to bury, president of tho board of gov. llle and Hill Crest were held Thurs- Townsend, Ruth Voorhees and Cor-Inform their discretion by education. 'lace July IS. board. ment ernors of the hospital, and Mrs. John tenced yesterday to two years' Im- day night at Keyport high school. nelius Marcellus. "This is the true corrective of Hubbard have equipped the nurses' prisonment by Federal Judge Mur- Rev. Harold Green ot the Keyport Every girl of the seventh and eighth buses of constitutional power." dining room with 92 aluminum weld- ray Hulbert at New York, who flald Reformed church gave the invocation grades received a Red Cross home Edward R. Rey, ed chairs and 23 green rubber- the practice of "selling out public General Chairman, and William M. Smith, county super- nursing and hygiene certificate. The Thomas Jefferson League for. Consti- topped tables. The internes' dining officials" had become too prevalent. intendent, addressed the graduates. Knowledge gained by the girls lp Tevlin, 41 years old, was convicted tutional Progression, Princeton, quarters and the supervisor's dining Miss Vivian Canfleld, county librar- earning these certificates enables N. J. ' room have also been equipped with last Friday of obtaining the money ian, presented reading certiflcatss, them to more Intelligently carry out modernistic furniture. from Kenneth L. Mytlnger of Red Harry S. Wllley, a member of the doctors' orders. The course was FROM THE SCRIPTURES. Bank, president of a New York air board of elucatlon, presented certini' taught by Miss Alice Green, the Serge's Market conditioning concern. ates of punctuality and diplomas and ;ohool nurse, one hour each week A Message of Comfort from the Eatontown Girl •? Rev. Marshall Harrington of Holm- :rom September to May. The final Epistle ot Paul. 3 BROAD STREET Free Delivery PHONE 818 ANNIVERSARY PARTY. del gave benediction. Morris Miller teats were sent to Washington. The girls who received the Red Cross cer- 'o the Editor of The Register. To Wed Tomorrow gave several American legion award Dear Sir: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Polhemus of nd Mrs. Miller conducted a program tificates were Helen Bush, Mae Flan- River Plaia Married IS Years. Last week a statement appeared In SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 19 - 20th. The wedding of Miss Doris Wol- of music. nagan, Marian Kaney, Jeanne Mat- /OUT paper that a young man re- cott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mr. and MIH. Edward PolhemuB of Tho graduates are Holmdel, Thom- thews, Harriet Marcellus, Myra Pat- quested in a church to be allowed to bert C. Wolcott of South street, River Plaza had a surprise party s Manccl, Jennie Winkowskl, Mar- lerson, Jean Pettlt, Dorothy Rynkoe- make a statement. A part of his Eatontown, to Chris Angclbeck, Jr., recently in celebration of their 13th guerite McCormlck and Stanley Lesh- ltl, Pauline Shkoda, Ruth Snlffen, statement was the Scriptural admon- The Oldest Food Store on Broad Street Under One Management of Neptune highway, Eatontown, son wedding anniversary, Tho house lnaky; Crawford's Corner, Harriet Amy Stevenson, Alice Townsend . ishment. "The wages of sin is death.' of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Angelbeck, was decorated for the occasion and Hawxhurst, Doris Sulzmann, Fannie Ruth Voorhees. And he later ended his own life. True- these are the words of the 3r., of Long Island, will take place refreshments were seived. The cou-Sautiollle, Ruth Sulzmami and Jose- Hare You Tried Our BRILLO ple were married in 1023 by Rev. first line of the 2Jd verse of the VI CHEESE RITZ tomorrow at 6 ji. m. at the Second phine Scott; Centervllle, Jofleph Am- Memorial Member Of chapter of the Epistle ot Paul the LOBSTER TAILS ? Large Fkg. Advent church, Eatontown. Rev. Roland Raver, former pastor of the broslno, Lucy Straniero, John Ra»i- Apostle to the Romans. However, Chester Apy, pastor, will officiate and Hed Bank Metliodlst church. Mrs. mowltz, Constance DenOuden, Sebes- Temperance Union tl.o two following lines of the verse will be nasistcd by Rev. Carltoti Polhemus wns formerly Miss Naomi tlana Straniero and John Slano, and read, "But the gift of God Is eterna 2 - 29' Whltehead, pastor of the Avon Bap- R. Corson, (laughter of Garrett A. Hill Crest, Harry Cowles, Ernest life through Jesus Christ our Lord.' 49!. tist church. Corson of Bclford. The Middletown Women'B Chrls- While the nrst line of this verse Is 'eseux, Morris Latham. Constance lan Temperance union met Monday terrible to contemplate, the lines fol- MUELLER'S Tho couple will be attended by Mrs. Among those present at the party Young and Charlotte Zucker. at the home of the president, Mr*. A. lowing show us a way far above all KEEBLER Stanley Jollne of Long Branch, sis- were Mr. and Mrs. William Olm- H. Sutphin of River Plaza. Rev. A. (arthly sin, to the heights ot God's MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, ter of the bride-to-be, as matron of fltead, Mr. and Mrn. Dnnlel Hancock. love and mercy to sinners. Mr. and MrB. Garrctt. Cornon. Jr., NOTICE TO YACHTSMEN. H. Sutphin led the devotional ser- CRACKERS honor, nnd Henry AnRelbeck of Ice. The late Mrs. Marlanna Rob- May God help us to accept this NOODLES. Hempstead, Long IBland, the bride- Raymond Franklin, Charles LftMaia- verse at all times even though we tor frfi and Ira O. Voorho^s of Red I,ocal Navigators Requested to Exer- erts of New Monmouth was made a may be sorely depressed as this groom's brother, as befit man. Ml memorial member through the pay- Salllnes, Graham*, Cheese Thin, fid Mary Allan and Frances Wolcott, a Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mac- olac Great Care During Dredging. young man no doubt was. We should Connell and diuiRhter Marie and ment by tho Middletown branch of accept this not In part only, but fully Cheese Wafers, Sated Thins. ROYAL SCARLET cousin of the bride, both of Eaton- Tho Wnr department has Issued a $25 to the national organization to Pott Toastiea town, bridesmaids. Stanley Jollne ot William Soel«y of Belrord; Mr. and and in all of IU fullness of hope and Mrs. Cecil Dallenback of Hazlet, public notice for the Information and carry on the general work. Mrs. joy as the real promise of our God, Corn Flakes RICE Long Branch, Wllhur Smith and guidance of navigators and other In- who promises to save us even to the O Can Jamen Wolcott, Jr., ot Eatontown, will Mr. nml Mrn. W. D. Fields and Mr. Roberts was treasurer of the Middle- terested parties relative to the dredg town union for many years. uttermost It we accept His salvation, be uahem. nnrt Mm. Wilfri-rl Wilson of Key- as laid ddown for us In the Holy port and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen- ing to be done by the War depart- Those present were Mrs. Helena 35 3 » 25° ment In tho river here under contract Scriptures. lib. Phg. nett nf KennnburR. Simpson, Mrs. Catherine Compton, Robert A. DorrllL finterod Into with the Luliens Dredg- Mm. 8u»l« White, Mrs. Maude Mit- ng and Contracting corporation. Donald Hickey CIIIHBTKNINO rABTY. chell, Mrs. Carolyn Roberts, Mrs. M. WORKING! FOB HOSPITAL. Navigators are requested to exer- IS. Sutphin, Mlsa Amelia Carbart, To Wed Saturday cise great care In navigating this Miss Gertrude Roberts and Miss Meeting of Middletown Auxiliary Family Itaunlon nt thn Horn* of Mr part of the channel during the prog- Bird's Eye Frosted Foods And Mrs. Andrew Msrih. 311a S. Conover. Held at Molly Pitcher Hotel The weddlnR of MIM Anna Kelly, ress of thin work. Information may daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly The baby dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs bo obtalnod from, and navigators MONTH OF VISITS. The second meeting of the newl: of Everett, and Donnkl Hickey, son Andrew Marsh of Leonardo wan should consult with tho captain of organized Middletown village auxil- Baby Limat 21c Red Raapberriee .... 23c Fillet of Perch ... of Mr. and Mrn. Bernard A. Hickey chrlitcnml Sunday at DcfJroot Meth tho dredge or tho Unltpfl Hts.tes In- iary of Rlverview hospital of Rei Blue Point spector stationed on the dredge ns DauKbt*rs of Amorhm to Hold Meet- Bank wae held at the Molly Pitcher of Everett, will take place Saturday odlnt church of Newark by Rev, ings Throughout State. Green Pea* 25c Blueberries 2Sc Oyster* .....27c '<" 18 morning at 0 o'clock nt St. Cath- deorgo A. Law, pantor of tlio church to nxlntlnn channel conditions and hotel Tuesday, when 1,400 compres- erine1* church, Kverott. The baby was named Harlett Frances. depths. Blueprints will bo on tho The following Is a list of datu re» ses were made. Mrs. Charles I,. St«- dredgt and are also In tho office o uerwald, president of the auxiliary, Rev. Francis J. Sullivan of Burl- A family reunion wnn hold st. the leased for coming events of th« OOIXEOE INN Ington, former rector at Xverelt, will homo of Mia baby'« grandparents, Mr. Lieutenant Colonel D. McConch, Jr., Daughters of America lodges. announced the reception of several HEINZ SOUPS perform the ceremony. John War-(ind Mm. Hurry Mnrnh of Newark room 615, Army building, 30 .White June IB, official visit to th» McKln new numbers, making » total mam Others present were Mr. nnd Mrshall street, Now York, showing prei ley Council flchoolhouse at Bcullvllle bsrshlp of Tl. The next meeting will Except ConsomnM. BREAD SALE Tomato Cocktail nektir of Kv«r«tt will be bot. a an/c William Horrmelntor mid »no« of two te«t for overdeDth sonic hall, Nutley, and June 10, Ifon- only tq find upon arrival that the fir* tfe* grow will KO to, the amok* Shop Boys can make axtra pocket moo*y drsdglng, The channel will be, bad been nUogulshed. A gtntra 45' lllnf Th« lUflstarAdverUt dr«dg»d to a width ot UO feet. alarm waa turned In when a pan gnee* Ignited. RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1936. P&cttYEfm AHennurst, returned Saturday to aented to President Ballin In appre- Personals, her western home after having spent Lodge Auxiliary ciation of his endeavors In behalf of Will of Holmdel seTsral days In this vicinity on bus- the organization. The Mennen com- ttr. and Mri. Johlfs ol Spring street Xrs, Campbell was In town Elects Officers pany presented each member present Man Is Probated have sent postcards to friends hare Friday calling upon some ot Mr. with a shaving outfit. Cyril de Cor- JHew Jerjey L. BAMHERGER & CO* from Erie, Pennsylvania, where tbay Campbell's former business associ- Tha IadleB' auxiliary of Onward dova of New York supplied the cigars William Pierce ,of Holmdel made are having a most enjoyable time. ates. BO« states that Mr. Campbell council, Junior Order, United Amer- with his compliments and Dave his will in 1928 and he made a codicil Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colmorgan ot In excellent health and that he ican Mechanics, held a covered dish Jones of Gooseneck Point gave out to the will in 1930. He left *2,000 Branch avenua are the parents of a sends his best wishes to his many luncheon Thursday night at Clayton bis usual rubber animal selections. to Emma VanBrunt, wife of John son born Saturday, June ', at their friends In this locality. & Magee hall on Broad street for Ben Farrier made ono of the prin- VanBrunt of Middletown. Bequests of $1,000 each were made to Cather- home. Both mother and ion are do- Frank SI. Price ot Reckless place members and their husbands. After cipal speeches of the evening and Ing well. the luncheon the regular monthly Hacketts' orchestra supplied the ine Dutcher and Elizabeth Feaater. attended the Republican national James Pierce was bequeathed 4500. Jeese J. Mcllray of Elver road »n- convention at Cleveland last week. meeting of the organization was held. music. tertalned teverat friends at his homo The following new officers were His funeral benefits Irom tho Amer- He was an honorary sergeant-alarms Tho members are all looking for- ican Mechanics, amounting to U.000, recently. Games and dancing were at the convention, elected: ward to the next affair, which will enjoyed and refreshments were were bequeathed to Jessie Pitcher. J. W. Cantllllon, Jr., of Broad President—Mri. Cecil Jones. be held in the near future. He directed that his house at Holm- served. Those attending included street underwent an operation Mon- Vies president—Mrs. Wlllard Lawyer. Mlsaes Frieda Helfrlch of Keansburg, Secretary—Mrs. EmftMiel Robinson. del be sold with Its contents and the day at Monmouth Memorial hospital Financial secretary—Mrs. Hsrry Mit- LIBBABY NEEDS MAGAZINES. proceeds divided among Emma Van- Kathlyn Quttormsen ot Leonardo, at Long Branch. He Is improving. chell. Beatrice Hurley of Atlantlo High- Brunt, Catherine Dutcher, Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Warren Book waiter Treasurer—Hrs. Leroy Croft. Picture Collection Being Formed At Feaster and James Pierce. They were lands, Elizabeth McGrath of Fair Ha- of Lea Gertrude apartments were Five new membere, Mrs. Herbert The Fair Haven Institution. ven and Ruth Eastmond of E««l also bequeathed the residue of the dinner guests of Mr..and Mrs, Joseph VanNote, Mrs. Warren Dennis, Mrs. estate. Bank, and, Kenneth Novak, Albert G, Galbruda Sunday at DIetz's, East Frank House, Miss Helen Stout and The Fair H_aven public, library ia Doromua and Harry and James Wor- Orange. The occasion was the seven- Miss Annabel Marthens, were en- making an appeal for old magazines. Frederick L. Schumackcr ;of Free- sen, all of Bed Bank. . Miss Jane Covant, librarian, is sup- hold executed hie will in 1935. He Annual teenth wedding anniversary of Mr. rolled. Plans for a beach party to Sale Hev. and Mra. Waltor Coven and and Mrs. Bookwalter. be held Thursday night, July 16, ervising the work on a picture col- left five shares of stock In the Kay lection and magazines like the Na- family of Brown place returned Harrison Bance, Jr., a student at were discussed. moving servlco to hia grandnlece, home on Friday from Albany, where Those present included Mr. and tional Geographic, Fortune and sim-Margaret Kohlenberger. Five shares Peddle Institute, Is spending the sum- ilar periodical carry splendid pic- Mr. Cowcn attended th Mr, and Mrs.Mrs. Cecil Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Eman- of Jersey Central Power and Light uel-Roblnnon, ~Mr,-and-Mrs,-Frank tures which can be used. The last company stock were left to each of time the library made an appeal for hiB~grarnl=nlecesi, -Jean—Rlnchey-and the Red Bank Lutheran church. deni. Mr. and Mrs. Bance recently Huhn, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Martb- . Charles Bennett ot Oakland street ens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archer, hooks and magazines there was a Florence M. Henney. All the rest of ntertained relatives and friends from very prompt response and Misa Cov- his estate was left to his niece, Mrs. ARTCRAIT MAGI&FITr wan treated Sunday morning at BlV- Detroit, Jersey City and Montclalr. Mr. and Mrs. Loroy Croft, Mr. and arvlew hospital for a cut thumb and ant eagerly awalta such co-operation Josephine Henney. Mra. Madeline Fields of Monmouth Mrs. Wlllard Lawyer, Mra. Rose at this time. Index linger on his left hand. street Is enjoying two -weeks' vacs> Woodward, Mrs. Harry Mitchell, Mrs. Mrs. Catherine E. VanCleaf of MrB. Betty Sweeting of Reckless lon from her duties at Llggett's drug Ada Hewitt, Mrs. Minnie Hendrlck- A very Interesting collection of Freehold left her entire estate to her place waa admitted Sunday as a store on Broad street. son and George Antonldes. children's books was donated to the children, Ella W. and Catherine D. surgical patient at Rlverview hos- VanCleaf, in a will which she exe- Alston Beekman, Jr., of Broad library recently by Mrs. Eldon Har- pital. RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT. vey of Battin road. The collection cuted in 1928. she named her daugh- street, graduated yesterday from ters as executrix. Mrs. Harold CoBtell©. of Spring Yale Law school. His father attend- consists chiefly of stories of aviation, street gave birth to a son Monday ed the graduation exercises. Jay J. Ballin of Fair Haven Again mysteries and adventure. Another Herbert C. Kottek of Long Branch donation was made by Wesley Croz- made -bequests of jewelry and other •iSilk iStockinq afternoon at Rtverview hospital. Heads Commuters Club. Robert F. Olblon, son of Mr. and ler of Fair Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews of Mrs. John Glblon of Maple avenue, personal articles to Hattie C. Kottek, Wallace street are the parentB of a The Jersey Shoro Commuters club The library will be closed from Edna K. Rosenbaum, Jane Moss, was graduated Saturday afternoon held Its eighth annual dinner last daughter, born Friday at Fltkln hos- from Stevens Institute ol Technology Juno 2 to 29. Books due during that Adele Goldberger, Sidney Rosenbaum, pital. Tho baby ha» been named Thursday night at the Chateau at Ae- period will be automatically renewed Laurence C. Leeds and Benjamin H. Whiff Chiffon, regularly 1.65 now— 1.15 at Hoboken, Mr. Glblon has obtained bury Park. It was the club's annual Barbara. Mr. Andrews Is a staff a position with the Federal Ship and anyone wishing to draw extra Whisler. All the rest of his estate man for the Long Branch Daily meeting and about 100 members at- books for that period may do ao. was bequeathed to hla wife, Mary D. Building and Dry Dock company of tended. The boys state they enjoyed Town Chiffon, regularly 1.35 Record in the Red Bank bureau.' Kearney. « m i m • Kottek, and she was named as execu- now_ 1.00 Harry White of West Front stree an exceptionally Irlendly meeting Broadcasting Fridays. trix of the will. Raymond Patterson, son of Mr. and and all agreed It was one of the best m • e» • hae returned to his position at Long Mrs. Eugene Patterson of Linden Happiness Village and the Chil- Service Chiffon, regularly 1.35. Branch. dinners they had ever had. . Swedish Masseaur. now— 1.00 place underwent a mastold operation The officers elected for 1936-37 were dren's Hour, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Curtis Ot Saturday at Monmouth Memorial hos- Grace Malchow, will broadcast Fri- Peter E. Klint, gymnasium director Jay J. Ballin of Fair Haven, presi- and Swedish masseaur, has opened Wallace street spent Sunday with Mr. pital. dent; Arthur Kelly of West Allen- day mornings at 10 o'clock over Curtis' parents at Plalnfleld. radio Btatlon WBRB. All talented an office in his residence at 38 Lafay- Wallace Pohl of Hudson avenue, 4 hurst, vice president; William H. ette street, Rumson. He is in at- Mies May Jackson, daughter of Mr. years of age, waa treated at River- Stuart of Interlaken, treasurer, and children are requested to have an and Mrs. Harry Jackaon of John view hospital yesterday morning for audition. Betty Huhn Is accompan- tendance at the Rumson Country club is one sale that is welcomed by William Strode of Red Bank, secre- Saturdays and Sundays from 9:30 a. street, underwent an operation Fri- a cut forehead suffered when he ran tary. ist and Arthur Mayhew master of day at Fltkin hospital for the re- Into a mall box on Broad Btrect. ceremonies. m. to 7 p. m. Previous to moving every woman who appreciates the Tom Howard of Bed Bank, well to Rumson Mr. Klint had a practice moval of her tonsils. Miss Mary Hicks has returned to known stage and radio entertainer One of the quickest ways to find a at Boston. constant satisfaction and ultimate Mlns Helena White of "West Fron her duties at Rlvervlew hospital af- was present and entertained with his EXCLUSIVE street Is reported to bo much lm ter spending; throe weeks at her home ]ob Is to advertise In The Regis- proved from a recent illness. usual good-natured humor. ter's Want Department.—Advertise- Lightning killed five Kansans In ARTCRAFT MAGIC. economy of really fine stockings. Art" at Marlon, Ohio. While there she A huge basket ot flowers was pre- ment. 1935. Mr. and Mra. W. Leroy Traylor 01 took care of her sister, who was ser- FIT FEATURES. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hav*e tak- iously 111 In an Ohio hospital. Mrs. craft magic-fit stockings indicate the en a house at 21 Waverly place. Mr, Cora Walker of Naveaink River road A superlative quality Traylor \e a salesman for the Trlvett took Miss Hicks' place during her of silk. highest of quality specifications* Seed company of New York, absence. Women who have once tried them Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Prujgack an Alfred h. Ferguson, Ji-., of Wave- Patented toe and heel family of Elizabeth are new rest sink River road; is attending the run-guards. become steadfast Artcraft friends, dents of Lake avenue. Mr, Frussact commencement activities at Yale 1B manager of the Tower Shoe stori university, his alma mater. Run-aealed garter hem on Broad street. Leon Box and family of White with all-around magic- Give yourself a treat and invest Alfred Plcone, who has been em street, Shrewsbury, have returned stretch. •ployed at the Schulte-Unlted store at from a week's visit with Mr. Rex's heavily at these sale prices! '(These Red Bank, has been transferred to parents at Blatington, Pennsylvania- Special magic- twist the company's store at Springfield, Mrs. Tllllo Sagues of Wallaoe weave for extra sheeri truly luxurious stockings wear mar. Mass. street la spending the week with her ness and dullness. yelou8ly.)' "• Mrs. P. F. Cotter has closed he daughter at East Orange. 'i Broad street house and Is stopping Robert Burke has returned to his BAMBERQER'S STREET FLOOR temporarily at Manhattan Beach home on McLaren street for the sum- •where she has large property inter mer after completing his first year ests. Mrs. Cotter did not fall to ar- at Princeton university. range to have The Register sent to John Warren of Danbury, Con- her during her absence. necticut, Is spending Beveral days Tho Rev. John J. Voight, who haswith his son and daughter-in-law, REE! recently completed hla studies at the Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Warren of Lin- Cathollo University, Washington, D den place. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur HERE'S HOW C, was for a fow days the guest ol Warren recently moved from Sunset , Y»t, to evoryone, benlen, butchers, hte aunt, Mra. John Kearney of CheBt avenue to Linden place. •oilon, loldl.n, w* offer a special nut street. He spent much ot hi, Invitation to drink a bottle ef the time visiting many of his old friend CHURCH GARDEN FABTY. moit delicious, reitful beverage whom he has known for man: you've ever tailed. We make this years. During his stay Father Volgh •••national offer to that you tee offered mass daily at St. Anthony'i OUt of fans ot Honey Made to Miss for younelf what • reel value It It. Advance Sale! church on Bridge avenue and, Ches Edna Woodward of I*onartfo. Tliere Is • kind for •v«ry tait«. For nut street. The Leonardo Baptist church held Ik* "mlieri" or the "straight" drinkers Why Buy Nou>> BECAUSE wSm bttn tbU .Mrs. James GulUIami and son Rob- a garden party Tuesday evening on Special prices prevail for a limited to tet that blankets and comfort! at a molt ert Browning- of Mechanic) street re- the lawn of the home of Mr. and Mrs. lime only so place your order now exceptional saving, which wjrt pasting OH turned homo Friday from Rlverview Walter Bills of Leonardville road. while the supply h complete. to you. BECAUSE you don't havt to worry hospital. Each person wore a flower. The par- about Summer storage. We'tt deliver your L. W. Conrow of Garden road, Bl ty was very successful. Many kinds comfort* now or in ike Pall, any tim* up » verwhlto Gardens, Is among the re of outdoor games were played after September, 15. cont arrivals at the Skytop clut which refreshments were served. One Skytop, In the Pocono mountains " of the highlights of the party was Pennsylvania. a gift of a. purse of money to Miss Mrs, Anthony Falvo of Herbert Woodward whose marriage to John street Is a medical patient at the Henry Eolmer of Harvey, N. D., wIU Columbia Medical Center at New take place at the church on Monday York. evening, June 22. Mra. Harry Campbell of Venice, ... i > — California, formerly ot Eatontown It pays to advertise In The Register.

•'•t'. Large Pig. .-:»*# With a 26c bottle McNAIR'S MARKET Old English furniture Polish (5) 19 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK. Kenwood Chevron Phone 372. [Cherry, Lemon, time, Orange, Buy B Plgi. for 18a ) or 4 | afe^ C Ratpberry and Strawberry.) end get I Pkg. FREE. j for all ^s>F Weave Blankets Specials ! Friday & Saturday, June 19 - 20th. BUTLER FAMOUS PRIDE OF THE FARM 4fe 4% ^fec S, CATSUP COFFEE 2e,23 7.98 Regularly 9.98 I1M OVEN BAKED DEL MONTE TIPS OF ^aK 4^ Legs Lamb 27Ib No. I C Exclusive in Nenark with Bambcrgcr's. A dellcati BEANS Tell Can15 chevron weavo pattern In glorious colors frosted ASPARAGUS :22 with white. The blanket Is mads of live, springy Fancy noons BIB PILLSBURY ajftb. c (($I A Ik new wool, wonderfully warm and strong, and 1* WHEATIES 2.... 21' FLOUR BVg 19 'V L09 6x7 feet, bound with matching satin. Colors; Fowl Roast . green, peach, orchid, blue, gold, rose or roie talgt. (Blade Oat) SRAPENUT rii% c IVORY 4% rid A «JA C CAMAY p- C FLAKES J0 S0AP2 :112 19 Toilet SOAP ...5° Plate or Brisket Corn Beef 2 "><• 25 Down-Filled Celanese CAMELS, LUCKIES, CHESTERFIELDS, OLD GOLDS Quality Chuck Carton of ^ Taffeta Comforts 17«.b CIGARETTES 10 Pkg,. VI Roast (Whole) POPULAR BRANDS-4UGAR CURED 11.98 Regularlg 17.9* Fresh Chopped Hamburger Warmth-wlthout-welght comforts for our Ntv Jersty SMOKED HAMS ^ - 29 Winters. They're filled with IX pounds of par* Abova prices of Olssrsites s.nd Hams are effeotlve until Saturday, June 20. JpP white duck down, covered with a rich celtneae. taf. UNITED SERVICE GROCERS. feta. Full tli* (cut 8x7 feet), In lovely ihtdu of WHEATIES 2 pkg.. 19c green, orchid, gold, peach, roe, uhift, copanha|M Fancy Frosh Produce blue, brown, winter rose and king blue. WASHING SODA .4 pkg.. 19c VINE-RIKNEVING-HirtncDu ^ak, _. .gas, Waldorf TOILET TISSUE S rolls 19c BLANKHT8 AND COMPORTS Standard TOMATOES 3 No. 2 cans 19c California CANTALOUPES 2 19< Bambargtr't Second Floor Golden Bantam CORN 2 cans 19c CALCALIF. . V1NB-WP6NIVINRENED TENDER BABO .' 2 cans 19c Stxingless BEANS lb. Beardsley's MUSTARD 2 8-oz. jars 19c Honeydtw Melons u CATSUP, Green Circle 2 10-oz. bots. 19c NATIVE (j SM _ Philips BEANS with PORK 2 cans 19c TOMATOES Lb. 10° CAULIFLOWER H..

lisas; Akw4! • B«>l" Asiaa! to the Baptist ohurch, Including the Magdalene Llpplncott are In charge Bunco Party For re-ahlngllni; of ths roof. of the altar decorations tX Bt, John's BERMUDA «« PHONE PHONE chape) for June. BED BANK Bin. Mary Oray hat returned home < •.. a- WEST INDIES WED BANK Pie House of Service' Church Ball Team after having •pent the winter at AV Mr. and Mr*. Richard Clapp ot Happy lui, •nclanUd nlthti at till 797-W 321 bany with her daughter. Jackson Heights, Long Island, spent MSBt ol tin OrulH ••••on. Gnat »htp>— A bunco party waa given Tuesday the week-end with Mrs. Myrtle •fBtUritlr numi, p.rfKUjr iinrlctil—Pro- night at tbe home of Mr. ind Mr«. Clapp. Mrs. Clapp left by motor this turn THREE ps**. «xeltlnar *»Utyor h«althful relaxation. Roger Wymhi at Riverside Height* morning for Gowanda, New York, UUlow w $•' for 6 daj«. InqulrlM alar James H. Kaufmann Hazlet, ftafatall for tbe benefit of the Married Cou- to (sit her daughter, Mies Martha ples' Bible clan baseball team of the ccpc»n«d not to State college, Pennsylvania, for home from the Elver View hospital Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meeker and lookad at bam a pqntr finiifinitn Dinalj.iliil it at our office. the summer. Miss North is a teach- at Red Bink on Tuesday, where she their daughter spent the week-end er at the Leonardo high school, underwent an operation for appen- with Mrs. Meeker's brother, Etwood Mr. and Mrs. J. B. VanDermar and dicitis. Nottrand of Elizabeth. family have rented the Philippi cotr Mrs. Ella Arneal ot tbe state high- Mr. and Mrs. William Shulti have Mast notes ea> an fob «n t Register, 3335 Hook. MARKET Mrs. Ida Rouse and daughter Mary have Returned to Betterton, Mary- P land, wher» they will pass the sum-: 7 Broad Street Red Bansk mer. • j Mr. ajid Mrs. Ernest McGHvray en- . CHOICEST - TENDER - JUICY tertalned over the week-end Mrs.! WE THANK YOU/ McGilvray'n eleter, MIBS Mae Morag and Leigh and William t>oraburg of The reception by our patrons and friends on the occasion c Jersey City. | of BOTTOM ROUND At the Baptist church Sunday morning the pastor will preach the the opening on Saturday of our New Serving Bar and second of a series of sermons on Ib "Three Benediotlons." Hl» subject will be "The Apostolic Benediction." Cocktail Rendezvous was beyond our expectation ROAST 25 The topic of the Christian Endeavor meeting -will be "Have We Learned How to Use Our Mlnd»?" At the Sun- Milk Veal LEGS day evening church Bervlce th» topic ROLL will be "Living on God's Plane." Pray- Rump 25k c er meeting will be held Wednesday Lamb Butter J4 evening, followed by » meeting of the Shoulder . Ib ib Sunday,sch,ool executive committee at (5-6 lbs.) 9 o'clock. Philip Leonard Is making repairs FANCY . JERSEY SEE FOWL- 7-lt. Average 28 Ib CLASSIFIED Xtra Special ! Our Regular SECTION FOR Local Jersey each High Grade Broilers 49c C Average) Sirloin Steak 31Ib SEA FOOD Mackerel . 10f b Halibut . . 29fb I Fillet Sole 35/roz. Jar M MAHUB AVE., Management. USB MMK. Jf, 4, RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1936. Pairs wok at Engllihtown. Mayor Ed-ward hl» season. The hotel Is situated op- provisional regiment of four battal- the marriage of Misi Mary G. Geiger Ansounoed. kuwrr til* of Patchogue, Long Island, to Mich- Card Party Draws -lere and There Rooney performed the ceremony. X»ite the Spring Lake railroad »ts- ions of Marine corps reserves. Mr. mod Mn. Fred X. Brewer of Br • rtue of a wriwitt 4. ffa. to u. ajk Bum*—Freaton. lon. Lobster Club Formed. ael Furnaro of that place. The bride East Front itxeet lave announced Miss Ellen Burn* and Morton Fre«- .(ed Woman Dead. The Lobster club of Monmouth la the daughter of Mrs, Elizabeth the engagement of their daughter. Large Attendance in the County Geiger of Keyport. SJftttBVS o'« &,%,;' :on, Jr., of Clarksburg, were married Mrs. Catherine L. Conover of county was formed Friday' nifi^t at Miss Evelyn Brower, to Harry Burdge. ton of Mr. and Mn. W. Al- Thirty-Eight Table* in Play Yes- ertonal Note., Sale of Prop* ant Friday week at Higbtatown by [prlng Lake died last Saturday week Long Branch. William Jonea was Married Fifty Yean. "a^AY-atog^Tatt t the age of 82 years. She la eur-elected president and first claw, Jos- bert Burdge at Broad street: No Rev. Thomas Tyaek. Mr. Preston Is Mr. and Mre. Ernest Brautlgan of date baa been eet for the wedding. b.tween the hours of' 18 o'clock ati. I ' terday When Little Silver erty, Building Operation*, imployed as a.mechanic near Prlnce- ved by four sons and four daugh- eph Rothschild, secretary and tall o clock (at J o'clock Daylight fail a! rtorganvllle celebrated their 60th Time) In the arUrnoon of ,«ii eft, ., IH Woman's Club Held Event to Lodge Doingi, Births, Mar- on. claw, William Klrsch treasurer and eddlng anniversary at their home ters. feeler claw and Dick Warwick sec- Court House. In th. Borough el aV*H*u Raite Welfare Fund Money. ' riage* and Deathi. Degree Awarded to Futor. in Monday by giving a reception for County of Monmouth, Naw J.tNy, ta tat. 3et« lob a* Teacher. ond claw. ECZEMA lafy a decree of said court amounting £ Rev. John D. Blair, pastor of the Miss Ruth Vanslclen of Tennent, number of friends and relatlvea, approximate))- H,090.00, . ""• *" A largely attended and very »uc- called With Steam. lakhurst Methodist church, received •ho graduated from the state teach- Engagement Announced. akhurst Girl Wedi. and Itching Piles All the following tract ot parcel of l»s the degree of doctor of philosophy at '• college at Trenton recently, haa Announcement has been made of can b* r»Uavd by O*1BC «nd premise, hereinafter p.rtlcululf efe, ' c«»(ul party for welfare purposes Alex Brand, millwright at the Fete- Mlsa Virginia C. Wells, daughter of MUBFITTS scribed, situate, lying and being In th. " was held by the Woman's club of old rug mill, and Arthur Jorrea of Temple University last week. He .ccepted a position on the teaching i he engagement of Mies Pherbia Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Wella of Townahlp of Wall (now Borough at Bel. r bl Thomas, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. mar) In th. County ef Monmouth nt LltUo Silver yesterday afternoon at est Hartford, Conn., an Inspector ao the youngest graduate to receive tall of the Engllshtown s." lo Oakhurst, was married on Sunday at State of New J.rsey, being- lot Number the horns of Mrs. Frederick E. Hau- r an Insurance company, were paln- luch a degree from Temple. echool. Harry G. Thomas of Asbury Park, to he Oakhurst Methodist church to EX-E-MO Twenty-two Hundred and Two (1101) •» ler. Gamea were played both In the ully Injured last Thursday when a New Polloe Chief. Retired Fanner Dead. S. Raymond Thornburg. Miss Thom- Toseph P. Krlckett of Newark by Sold br Dratfiau. ahown on a Map or th. Ocean Beach A™ as's first marriage to Samuel D. PRICE 5Oo eodatlon. duly (lied in th. Monmouth house and on the terrace. Brilliant arge steam line to the . fire pump Oliver Conover has been appointed William H. Callahan of Freehold lev. John Blair. County Cl.rk'a Offlc bound.d and d«- weather, combined with a large ar- iurst as they were preparing to test led Sundiy of last week at the age Guerln of Asbury Park waa termin- New Comfort for acrlb.d aa follows:— acting chleT of the Deal police de- ated by divorce. BEGINNING at a point or stake In th. ' ray of flowers given by nurserymen he pump. Both were badly icalded. partment to fill the vacancy created f 78 years. For many yeara he op- Wins at Philadelphia Show. and with large shady trees, shrub- American Jane" from the Kilkare Those Who Wear northerly Una of Twelfth Avenue, as laid r. Brand suffered a severed artery the death of Chief Frank F. Roa- rated a farm at Tennent Two Trapped In Charged Car. dowp on the aforesaid plan of lotii dls. ' bery and flowering plants on 'ho n his wrist. rs, i Conover has been a member laughters and a son survive him. •tables at Elberon won the class for tant two hundred fifty (250) feet wMUr- ' lawn, contributed largely to the A car driven by Theodore Falken- laddie horses over 15.2 hands at the FALSE TEETH ly from the weaterly line of Ocean Avenutt . pleasure of those present. The club ;aught a Gannet. if the police force 20 years. Tile Plant to Reopen. burg of Belmar crashed into an elec- and extending from thence (1) northerly. Miscellaneous Shower. mnual Philadelphia horse show on No Longer does any wearer ot falu at a right angle to th. said Twelfth Av.. did a vast amount of good work last Policeman Robert Gurley and The Mosaic Tile company plant at tric pole at Brlelle early Monday Saturday. teeth need to ba uncomforUbtt. FAS- nue and along the weaterly line of lei' winter In assistance for the needy, Charles Hornbustle, proprietor of a A miscellaneous shower was given Matawan will eoon resume, opera- morning and the pole was Bheered TEETH, ft new, greatly Improved pow- number TVentj-two Hundred Ona (11011 pet shop at Long' Branch, recently der, iprlnklcd on upper or lower platet, one hundred forty (HO) feat to th. rear and the profits ol the patty are to Tor Miss Hilda Litchfleld or Freehold tions. Walter King, former manager off. A charged wire fell across the holds them flnn end comfortable. No line ol lot Twenty-one Hundred Two be used for the same purpose. :aught a gannet. This 1B a bird last Friday night In honor of her if the plant, will again be in charge car highly charging the vehicle. Fal- FOOD FACTS KUtqmr. gooey, pasty taste or letting. (2102): thence (2) westerly, at a right vhlch breeds along the mouth of the kenburg could not be released until Deodorizes, Get FASTEETH today at angle to laat course and along th. .aid Donorn of flowern were Deans, coming marriage to William Allen. if operations. Did You Know That: Whelan's or any other good drug itore. rear line of lot number Twenty Hundred! It. Lawrence river and la rarely he wedding will take place on Sat- Loan Series Matures. linemen had cut the wire. _Jj*rank Berardl, Kennedy and John It la white In Licorice Is regaining lta Twelve (2013), fifty (SO) feet to the east- P. Kemp. Members o( the commit^ _Tha_atabllltv building and loan as- erly line of Lot Tw.nty-two Huna.r»d olor and about the size of a googe. Be-Elected Treasurer. „ favor as a confection flavor e,i|dl»j>B||ij,j "Q • Three (2203): thence (S) southerly at to« In charga of the party also gave Carter—Conway. aociatlon of Freehold will mature Its Charles Rosencrans of Long and has appeared—la—the rl«ht snKle« to I«»t course and alone; tie - flowers. Tho names of tho commit- few Township Commltteeman. Miss Eleanor L. Carter, daughter fourth eerles of shares In August. West In Ice cream. Off -MO? {IN M{a*ti*<]> 1 said easterly line of lot number Tw.nty- tee members were printed In The Branch was re-elected treasurer of H'NINOINVS *° «03 uoaiout PUD *4tw>»* 1 two Hundred Three (2203), one hundred Waller S. Helser, a Marlboro gar- )f Mr. and Mrs, Sidney J. Carter, and This will call for a total of $55,000 of the New Jersey state Elks' associa- Residents of western states forty (140) feet te the said northerly Register last week. Assisting them ,go man. has been appointed a mem- William Frederick Conway, Jr., were blch $53,200 will be paid in cash. eat more meat than do line of Twelfth Avenue; thenco U) .sat* were eleven girls whoso services tion at the annual convention held Easterners. Less Is eaten In erly. at a right anale to th. last cows. >er ol tho township committee to fill married yesterday In St. Rose of Widow's Home Burned. at Atlantic City last week. A par- diuAsUMOM and along the said northerly lln. of added largely to the success of the .he vacancy caUaed by tho death of the South, although there Ima church by Rev. J. Kucker. The Fire of unknown origin destroyed age of 5,000 members of the order on Twelfth Avenue, fifty (50) feet to til* affair. The girls are Mlssos Jean 3harles L. Kugler. Hl» term -will ex- day marked the 26th wedding annl- poultry Is a special food s(pea}siung point or place of Beginning. JDunnell, Marjorlo Hammond, Grace .he home of Mra. John Lemiug near Saturday was a feature of the con- attraction. Seized an the property of FrederletC W. Getty, Audrey, Shirley and Marjorle >lre January 1, 1037 and he will seek ereary of the bride's parents. Adelphla last Thursday night. Mr«. vention. ilectlon next November. Rump and brisket are the Zipf and Emllle W. Zlpf taken In .Men- Haslor, Edith Wright, Virginia Gets College Degree. Lemlng Is a widow with six children. Will Iivo at Fort Monmouth. cuts used for corned beef. NOTICE. tion at the suit of Trenton Trust Con- Recovering from Injuries. TaJnd.r,l«llolllovorS. V shire .Mrs. Charles L. Bteuerwald, a the Hazard hospital from a complica- William Harvey Smith, Jr., of Ar- We never oner quesuoij u +FANCYGRADEth'fl»l.!....»... ^ V • *; Mrs. W. B. Prall, MrB. Charles Gos- dena, died In the Medical Center hos- garden visible but it does not paint ling, Mrs. H. H. Coddlngton. tion of diseases, Mr. Bay was a pital at New York last Wednesday. Bs, a picture such as can be produced «hle bargains .. -^ __ Also Mrs. Arthur Cowan, Mrs. Roy painting contractor for many years. He had been 111 for more than a year LOUISE very effectively with smaller bulbs H. Coles, Mrs. VanDeusen, Mrs. Paul He 1B survived by two eons and a and had spent six months In a hos- placed low, lighting the sections of C. Grlpper, Mrs. R. W. Raynsford, daughter. pital at Newburgh. LAWSON the garden where the flowers and ^k'pFOODSTORES. J UND« Pastor GeU Degree. the landscaping arc most beautifuU Mrs. Charles Wolcott, MrB. John Graduates from Law School. Home Lighling Mawson, Mrs. JoBeph Hough, Mrs Rev. David, Khea Coffman, pasto Adviiet The most important rule to re- Harry T. Prltchard, Mrs. Vloto of the Long Branch Presbyterian Norman J. Currie of Keyport waa member is to shield all lamp bulbs among the graduatea of the Unlvei for Iho 31. Z3i Hawkins, Mrs. 8. Conklln, Mrs. E, church, received hl» dof?ree of doctor carefully. A single visible source A. Starks, Mrs. M. T.'Hazelton, Mrs. of philosophy at New York Univers slty of Newark last week receiving JLRSEY CENTRAL of glaring light can spoil the entire the degree of bachelor of law. Mr. POWER or LIGHT magical effect. Remember, too, Jacob Siegel, Mrs. Knglar, Mrs. B, ity last week. The toplo of his thesis Co. T. Barry, Mrs. Howard C. Taylor, waa "KxporlraentallBm and Christian Currie la a member of the Keypor that to preserve the daytime beauty Round Pot Mrs. Henry Mader, Mm. Ross Knoll, Education." borough council. of the garden, you must uje small Sappah—Kolodzloj. equipment which can be concealed Mrs. Ralph HendrickBon, Mrs. Wil-Pastor'. Sudden Death. GARDEN LIGHTING— liam Carhart, Mrs. George Cooper, Miss Eleanor Sappah, daughter ol easily in shrubs or behind rocks, Rev. John Vandermulen, pastor o! FOR BEAUTY Brisket Beef *£?%L *.27< rronkfurters Mies Alroeda Macqullton, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. George Sappah and paint the outside of shields and Hendrlckson, Mrs. Lillian VanBus- the Elberon Memorial church during Union Beach, was married Sunday o XJE who lights his garden paints reflectors green or brown so that kirk. the eummer for the paat 11 years, they will blend with their back- Fresh Sea Scallops *,25< fancy Beef Liver^ died suddenly last week while en- last week to Joseph KolodzleJ, ate Al a picture. The artist studies a Also Mrs. Edwin Levl Best, Mrs of Union Beach. The couple wll ground in the daylight hours. Winifred Townnend Ylvlsaker, Mrs. route to attend the graduation exer- scene and then portrays on his can- Fresh Fillet COD. er- *f* B;SZ!R make their hbme at Union Beach, vas, not a photographic reproduc- Garden lighting may be very sim- NAHO Helen Todd Guintard Todd, Mrs. cises of his eon from a college 1 ple or very elaborate. You may wish Emllle Frances Cheney, Agnes LA- Michigan. Enteri Medical School. tion of the scene, but his interpre- tation of it. So may you «tudy your to start by using your Christmas march* Moffltt, Mrs. William Rus- Held as Illegal Allen. Lee Pullen, son o( Mra. Bertha Pul- tree strings as "footlights" along a sell, Mis. David Matthews, Mrs. W. Joseph Zarcaro, 80, was arrested al len of Freehold, graduated from garden, select its moso attractive colorful flowtr border. On the other Boof Bologna V,'k.ts< Dry Solamt K«».2S« tlverwt»r»t %•>- 17< * Spt».I5 Mrs. George Llndsley, Mrs. Mary nlflcance to Education." of last week to Earl Haley ot Allen- Carton of %\ 1C . Billings, Mrs. Charles Allaire, Mrs Injured In Bug Hill. wood. They will make their bom Iceberg Lettuce SH^ «.«> 5« J. Grovor Curtla, MrB. Harvey 8. Walter Kuhner Buffered a broke near Glendoln. 10 packs Befity? Bedlc, Sr., Mrs. Taylor Walling, Mrs. nose and severe cuts on his forehea; Graduates as Nurse. Yellow Onions HEW 3 »* 10< James E. Harvey, Mrs. Garrett I. laBt week when a heavy plpa feu 01 MIBB Eleanor L. Morton, daughter Johnston. him while he was working In thi of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Morton Also Mrs. Robert C. Whoat, MrB. Freehold rug mill. The heavy glasses of Manasquan, was graduated from Sale oft Vancy *GRADE "A" VcyctMc) ...7ka Ktty Halt gualityt Evelyn A. VanKeuren, MrB. J. J. ho wore to protect his eyes In wold- tho Fitkin hospital nursing school Ballln, Mrs. William H. Hlntelmann, Ins were smashed to bits. Friday nhrht. SWEET, YOUNO, Mrs. Robert Dean, Mrs. Harry An- Married By Mayor, ASP bond COn ASPOrarxt Can IVT gelo, Mrs. J. K. Froomun, Mrs. Rob- To Operate Shore Hotel. Miss Marie L. Spevak of Freehold James Cartwright, proprietor oi C C ert Dorrlll, Mrs. P. W. Robinson Far grealer icMngj buy 3 cata 55 fat greater lavingj buy 6 cant 55 Mrs. C Amory Osliorn, Mrs. E. and Kmtl J, Kochman, Jr., of New Cartwrlght's Inn at Freehold, will op- Batchcler, Mrs. Frank Techenor, York .were married, lout Saturday erate the Spring Laka Beach liote *GRADE "A" is your guarantee) Ihor rheje coniwd vegerablei or* Hi* betf fhaf you can buy..,of any pricaf Mm. Marvin Force, Mrs. Peter Bont- ley, Mrs. Clark Kemp, Mrs. Richard Hackstaff, Mrs. Frederick Whitney liiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigigiuwiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniigii GRAPEFRUITJUiCE A&P White Breadss." Mrs. Lawrence Ivorson, Mrs. Rich- ard Dodge, Mrs. William Klein, Mrs, What Do You Know About Health? Wildmore Eggs Stanloy Todd, Mra. T. R. Crumley, _____ By FISHER BROWN and NAT FAUC Mrs. A. B. Stoddard, Mrs. Charles Ricmitc wimrs ENOUJH Kenmore Rye Olive Oil 7, BIHUII9 Pickwkfc Asso/lnenl P«0- Wrlffht, .Mrs. Hubbard Wright, Mrs. 2.WW Edmund Fiedler and Ml on Elennoi A blend of all straight whlsUlos Rajah SALAD DRESSING 'if I2< Ivory Soap «.«/,e.% PU*. Kenyon. DISEASE ... the younjest whiskey being BE over 15 months old. Compare PAOE^'IO0' PREVENTED with others selling for more. Pure Honey Gold Dust BY pt. WIITE SMOE CUANER 1/V. quart $1.69 89 Sultana Egg Noodles GuoronU.d nolle rob off botlle (2ool wiith fa* ot LAUDER'S BLACK & WHITE A special sals of America') Farorits CoHse. Roail.f-fr.ih An unusual sole of the aristocrat of the finer blendi of tfJOj with ih mild, rnollow flavor sealed in Ifo boon. Ground . .. Delicate) and Fragiant. Mad* of lalectetd leal from before your eyoi exactly right for your method of cofl.e the world's finest gardens. It's delicious iced or hot. Try SCOTCH SCOTCH making ... to oua'antee you REAUY f«SH COFFEE1 a package today, at ow SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICEr 'it is fat belter to be alone tlian to bf ftf SHOULD TUX found in bad company." "OUTDOOR JUNE $2.49 $O.49 EIGHT O'CLOCK MAYFAIR TEA 2M^&* II—ConJedsrai. dollar now MUD AND MEUOW COFFEE ORANOI-PEKOE n£flvC Quotadatelfhtcenta.llol fifth fifth SPECIALLY REDUCED i^iauif..'! I*-Nsw York City Incorpa- lor THURS., !4 Ib. IwiUsft'l rand: T. Wlllst the first lln l^v^ftn^/ mayor, 1065. FBI., SAT. ONLYI 2x29< ^ 39 ^.^e^sejM IS—Lllhtnlniboltklltatwelvi Ruiz ',£? Sherry «».99 TUNE IN KATE SMITH. ..COFFH 1IMI...WABC, 7iM P. M., IVItDAY, WEDNftOAY, THUUDAY 1V|WN«I ^•^^s^H m«n at Oxaca. Mexico, J.WHO IS Kb9 "» KARL ^^^^ 14—Coniresi adopta Stars and MR Stripes aa United Slate; lANDSTEINtft? JAMACA ESTATES RUM 2.49 SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR ... ^9*"B fill, 1717. - - Itf—U. S. Oetwrsl ltorriont Your Nearest A &. P Storei Selling Liquor Are: BAKER'S COCONUT-so«.f™sM. . «..,, J^l captures Sonoma, Meiico. '• Rockefeller In- 2. Hookworm. The larv«« of t3^IP . IIU. mUmt KimtUt wlio •Ilia dlu.au uaually » on th. wholesale dealer In alcoholic bever- John Wsrraert, Mra. Henry Baird, her brother, Jesse Sickles of Brook- The decorations wars of pink and H«« Shall. Fruit Cup, Shrimp ages, trading- as ths Keansburg and and Ruth Smith. Songs were ren- white. Refreshments) were served Oodrt*!!. Tomato Julc. Mrs. David Schnoor, Mr«. Stanley dered by {the school and the primary lyn. Thurs. Eve., 8 P. M., June 18th •ttU*. CholM Cel«ry or ChlcUn Union Baaoh Bsvsraga company, has Cook, Mrs. A. E. Langford, Mrs. Earl Over 60 guests wers entertained and games wers enjoyed. Those win- CJlolc. of Roust Turk«y. been summoned to show causa next class and a flag drill was given, with ning prices wers Mlssea Muriel and Grob, Mrs. Henry Granderatb, Mrs. salute to the flag and the singing of at dinner at th* Courtesy house on CLIP THIS COUPON O|H-HalI Fried Chicken. Roait Monday why hla license to transact William Schweitzer, Mrs. Thomas Margaret Supp, Laura 'Deans and 8«f. Chicken • I" Kins. "The Star Spangled Banner." Solos Saturday evening by Mr. and MraMrs. . Joaaph Evans. Miss Rogers' Blu. FI»h. Be«f Steak business should not be revoked. The Ktrwan, Mrs. Mary Klnney, Mrs. Thomas Sherwood of Freehold la Potatoes VeeettblM and Sulnd proceedings ars to take plaea In the Douglas Cook, Mrs. James Shea, were given by Betty Giles, Lenore friends presented her with an eleo- Pl« or Banne Spilt Foster, Marian and Ruth Smith and honor of their golden wedding. Mr. trio mixer. office of Dr. Frederick Burnett, state Mrs. Charles Schnoor, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Sherwood are natives of Tea or Coffee beverage commissioner, at Newark. Flnnegan, Miss Doris Kinney, Mrs. Dorothy Patterson, and a duet was Those attending were Misses Burn- Atlantic Beach Park Daily and Sunday sung by Miriam and Marian Kemp- England, who settled In Freehold ley Carpenter, Evelyn Porter, Esther Wholesalers are? forbidden by law to Walter Burkharth and Mrs. Melvln over 25 yeara ago. They are the par- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. 3. maintain an Interest la a retail liquor Leek. son. Bruce, Catherine Tlerney, Laura A service will be held at St. Clem- ents of Mra. Lester Smith of this PHONE 808 OPEN U HOURS DAILY 50c buslneas, and Mr. Bads la In trouble Mrs. Stanley Cook will hold a card Deane, Janst Brown, Margaret and entt's church Sunday morning at 10 place. Muriel Supp, Vsjra Norcross, and Mra. on this score. This marks ths first party at her home Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of time that Commissioner Burnett baa for the benefit of St. Marys church o'clock. On the first and third Sun- Robert Beatty, Mrs. Joseph Evans INTERNATIONAL WALKATHON day mornings of July and August, Brooklyn are again at their horns and Mrs. Jamea O. VanNoatrand. Featuring the had occasion to Invoke the lection of of New Monmouth. on Hudson street. rMJOR ths bsveraga efintrsl set jjhjch^ proi Holy Communion will be celebrated _ Mr«. Emma Clark has been spend- __Mr,_»ni Mrs. E. K. Whltson and RACE OF THE NATIONS GOOD TASTE hlblU such an Interest In a retail Tns; a few days with her daughters at 8 o'elooki-The Glrla' Friendly so- -farewell Dinner. enterprise. at Irvlngton. ciety will hold a card and bunco •on Donald and Mr. and Mra. Thura- —CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT-* MU8I0 EVERY TIME ton Whltion were recent guests at A farewell dinner was given Mrs. It la alleged that Mr. Bads denlsd Mrs. Elliabeth Bell of Jersey City party Wednesday evening, July I, at GOOD ONLY JUNE lBth . NO OHO. WHAT ABOUT 8:80. Prizes will be given and re-a family party at ths home of Mr.Mae Newman of Lelghton avenue In an application for a llcensa that Is making a stay with her sister, and Mrs. Edgar Reid of Tannent Thursday night at Pleasant Inn. Mrs. John Eastmond. Ireahment) will be served. PASS (2) TWO YOU? be bad an Interest In such a busi- Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Conover of Those attending were Mrs. Victor ness. Hla wholesale bualnus Is lo- Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanNote and Shaffer of Allentown, Pennsylvania, TO Publicity children, Mrs. Joseph Truex and Long Branch spent Wednesday at :tted on Stone road, Union Beach, Marlboro. the Haywood home on School street. and Mrs. Harry Klatsky, Mrs. Sam- and Broad street, Keyport daughter of Asbury Park, and Mr. O. K.'d oy B. Van Horton and Mrs. Edward VanNote, Sr., and The Misses Ely of Bloomfleld oc- uel Greenblatt, Mrs. Max Benowltz, The owners of these premises and Chlldren's day was observed at the Mrs. Joseph Berlow, Mrs. Frank Levy FREE PARKING — DANCING — BATHING ther persona financially Interested Mr. and Mrs. Edward VanNote, Jr., cupied their Main street home over of Neptune City were Sunday guests Old Brick church on Sunday. tho week-end. and Mtoses Ella Zager and Lillian S. Subject to all regulations of the management have been Invited to attend ths Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Huff have Becker. • _ . hearing, Including Frederick Clausa or Mr. and Mrs. William Helmuth. Miss Eleanor Hutchlnaon has a returned from Rochester, New York, new Chevrolet coupe. of Keyport, Dora Carr of West Clarence Wlckman and Joseph where Mr. Huff atttended the Re- It pays to advertise In The Register. Keansburg and Lillian Bads, Mr. Havens went soft crabbing at Laval- ette on Sunday and they made good formed church Synod held there. Injured At Eatontown. Bade is alleged to have accepted Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Dorsett and chattel mortgages on the Leonardo catches. Miss Ida Orand of McLartn street son of Mlddletown visited Mr. andsuffered rib Injuries Thursday night Grill at Leonardo, the Village Barn Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hendrlcks of Mrs. Charles Mount on Sunday. Inn at Highlands, James Leo Moran's Fort Monmouth and Mrs. Clara Cot- in an automobile accident on Broad trell of Belford spent Sunday at The closing exercises of the Marl- street, Eatontown. Miss Grand was place at Highlands and Sbepard's at boro public school will be held in Keyport. Metedeconk. treated at Hazard hospital, Long Prevue Mra. Ella Havens of Keyport Is Firemen's hall tonight Branch, and later returned home. Tuesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Havens. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MarcelRis of She is reported to be much improved. Wednesday Belford. Mrs. Chris Jaeger and daughter RACE Norma Jean, Mrs. William Meyer Night (The Red Bank RtgliUr eac b« bouihl and daughter Wllma and Miss Mil- Night . Belford from H. Clay Ball, Vlsiint Walllns. Rarrr WaiMrman and John dred Morris upent Friday with Mrs. It Costs No More to Buy the Beit at O'Nalll'a store). . Gurdon Rudolph of Freehold. John Werner will leave for Flor- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fort have da this week, where he has accept- moved to South Keyport. ed a position. Air-Conditioned...Always Cool and Comfortable Mrs. Joseph Havena, Mri. Guisle Dennis, Mies Claire Lingo and Ray- Clay Balr has opened his new HORMUNG'S mond Smith on Sunday visited Mrs. service station at Campbell's Junc- TODAY AND FRIDAY Mae Ouson and Mrs. Clara Bunnell, tion. WHITE BOCK who are patients at Hazard hospital, Charles Seeley and son Charles of BEER Long Branch. Jersey City were Sunday visitors at MARKET MARGARET SULLAVAN - HENRY FONDA One of the units of the Methodist th« home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgfl EST. 19O2 -IN— Alio oa l al Itodu.g loproonn church will hold a bunco sociable Walling. In the church annex Tuesday even- Mr, and Mrs. Walter Eastmond ing, June 23. have moved from East Keansburg 123 WEST FRONT STREET "THE MOON'S OUR HOME" Melvln Leek has purchased a new ,o one of George Miller's bungalows BENJAMIN H. CRATE Plymouth sedan. on Church street. PHONE: Red Bank 678. With Charles Butterworth—Beulah Bond!—Henrietta Crosman 14 N. BRIDGE AVE, . At Mlddletown township police RED BANK, N. J. Mrs. N. W. Salmon of Jersey City FREE bEJUVEBY. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF MARKET. TELEPHONE 1489. and Mrs. Gurdon Rudolph and daugh- headquarters at Campbell's Junction HARKER HOT-OVEN WARE FREE TO THE LADIES ! is a new motorcycle for the use of heob Hoiaui Snwing Co., Phil.d.lphUi ter Verta Use of J"reshold spent last Thursday with Mrs. Chris Jaeger. the officers. SPECIALS FOR THURS., FRI. & SAT. I The LOUIS Vs. SCHMELING Fight Results Will Be Announced ! Mr. and Mrs. Carter and children Edward Hoose, who has been em- of Summit spent Wednesday with ployed in North Carolina the past ARMOUR'S STAB Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Havens. winter, has been transferred to Bel- SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY Mra; Gussle Dennis spent last ford. Thursday with her slater, Mrs. Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fleckensteln Sirloin Steak phen Broander of Keansburg. ot Fair Haven spent Sunday with (all trimmed before Mre. Hatel Hopkins of Roselle Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Pease. Park spent Sunday with her aunt, An every member canvass of the FDIX CREAM The screen's number one society Miss Nell Compton. Methodist congregation Is being Mrs. William Htchardson returned made. The results of this campaign [sleuth in a crime riddle dark home Sunday from Fltkln hoapltal, will be announced at a get-together Roll Butter 34k i with mystery, brilliant with wit, ABtury Park, with her new-born son. social hour next Wednesday night. The mother and babe are In good Special musical numbers will be dangerous with the wiles of an ex* health- rendered. A large congregation en- wife determined to get him back. Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Lee and Mr.joyed the program given by the chil- Dietz's Special Coffee 1 Q* I and Mrs. W. R. JelTers spent Sun- dren Sunday night. Tomorrow even- SWEEP BEFORE YOUR EYES! take pleasure in announcing the opening of a With James Gleason—Ralph Morgan—Lila Lee—Robert Armstrong New Service Building Grant Mitchell—Eric Blore SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION .Jfa L j VS. for ou s Greasing—Inside Specialized Schmeling Official Fight Pictures Lubrication SEE THE FIGHT. BETTER THAN A RINGSIDE SEAT ! ! Car Washing and Polishing MO Cars Called for and Delivered. GUESS KXTHA AI3DKD ATTRACTION I TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY "We give the Service your Car Deserves.' WORK JOE LOUIS - MAX SCHMELING FIGHT PICTURES TAKEN AT THE RINGSIDE BOBBY BREEN - HENRY ARMETTA —IN— WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Atlantic White Flash Gasoline — Batteries FRANCES FARMER — COLIN TAPLEY "LET'S SING AGAIN" Atlantic White Flash High Film Strength Motor Oil — Tire* 'TOO MANY PARENTS" TUESDAY—"RACE NIGHT" at 9 P. M.—Don't Miss It I CHINA TO THE LAME* 1 Special Prevue Wednesday Night at 11 P. M. HED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18.

Bennett will leave June 28 to Join •treat, has been postponed until June Surprise Party On the navy. He expects to take up en-2* at Mra. Riddle's home. • WESTEND TAVERN • gineering at Providence, Rhode la- Mini Rulh Llmper of Upper Main Wedding Anniversary nd. treet was a graduate of the Junior Corner West Front St. and Morford Place, Mrs. Daniel Hoyt and Mrs. Pres- high school at Long Branch la«t RED BANK, N. J. A lurprlw party wu tenderad Mr. nn Bennett of East Orange have re- week and received a medal for at- ATLANTIC SPANISH Beauty Salon and Mrs. Joseph Becker of Mechanic timed to this place for the summer. taining the highest average In the. Presents For Your Entertainment street In honor of their 47th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Victor King of South general course. —THEATRE— 86 Broad Street. Tel. R. B. 2342. anniversary on Sunday afternoon. Windsor, Connecticut, have returned Atlantic Highland* Late In the afternoon of that day home after spending the week with Saturday Nite, June 20th Mr. and Mr*. Becker were Induced Mrs. John R. Smith. Phone A. H. 118 BHOADWAY SHOW to take their usual Sunday afternoon Ralph and Barbara LaParre, chll- East Keansburg. We are pleased to announce to the smart automobile rids with their son, Oscar Iren of Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaParre, BOY Becker. The day being rainy, neith- « ««» b. bouiht LAST TIMES TODAY t Bet of Red Bank arid Vicinity that tnd George Mosby motored to New-In Eait Keaiuburg fro badora Walling.) Queen of Uu Blue* er wanted to go, but after consider- on Sunday where they visited Mrs. THCBS., JUNE 18 ELEANOR ROSA able persuasion they went. At 6 "eorge Moflby and daughter Barbara. A large addition to the number of MR. ROBERT ISxollquo Daiueiuu o'clock Mr. Becker rebuked his sonWhile there they enjoyed an outing summer residents of this place Is "BIG BROWN EYES" : the well known New York and Eaat Orange art.it, will be at our FRANCES BRADLEY for not fretting them home at supper at High Point. Barbara MoBby has looked for next week. Moot of the with Salon every Saturday and Monday for free Consultation. Tops In Bhytnym time. They arrived back at 7 o'clock received a promotion certificate from lathollo parochial schools of the Oary Grant—Joan Bennett MADELINE WILMAMP and were astonished to find the flow- the beginners to the primary depart- cities will close for the summer va- Dancea a la Moderne er-bedecked rooms filled with guests. ment at the Sunday-school there. cation tomorrow. The public echoolB Notice ! A sunper was served after which Mrs. Charles Breese has been will close Friday, May 26, and after FBt, SAT., JUNE 19 - 20 - Complete Shows — 2 danolng wm enjoyed. Music was fur-spending a few days with her sonthat the resort season here will be DOUBLE FEATURE Our present prices will prevail, except for JAZZ ' DANCE , SWING nished by Morris Becker violinist Albert at Absecon. on in full earnest. No Oouvert Charge. No Minimum Charge. and Harry Landau pianist. Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Adelbert Howard, who was in poor , "TIMES SO. PLAYBOY" Mr. Robert's individual services. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.MethodlBt church will meet this af- health seeral weeks, has fully recov- with WARREN WILLIAM Lee Becker and eons, Mr. and Mrs.ternoon at the home of Miss Susie ered. — And — Oscar Becker and sons, Mr. and Mrs.Ailiror. The First Aid squad were cajled "CALL OF THE PRAIRIE" Louis Becker and son, Abe Simon More than 30 persons attended a out with their ambulance Sunday as June Permanent Wave Specials Now Open at Our New Location! and family, Mr, and Mrs. John card and bunco party held Monday the result of several New York res- with Brolyles and son, Mrs. Anna Katz, night at Crescent hall by the Sons idents having been hurt in an auto- Wm. Boyd—Jlmmie Ellison CBOCQUIGNOLE ENDS ma—Daughters—of Liberty.—Mrs; Mlstore> of William G. 1 We Have The Best Davis. G. Edward Smock and YeNen'i.) visiting Mrs. Daniel S. Morris and Eatontown pupils who graduated Albert Budd. from the Red Bank high school were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aumack and Edward Anderson, Dorothy Bennett, family of Union were Sunday visitors Betty Goode, Russell Britton, Car- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aumack. mine Garofola, Eugene Gllttenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins of Phone Richard Hopkins, Mildred Riddle, Keansburg spent Sunday with Mr. Phone Eleanor Noe, .Rita VanWlckle and and Mrs. Ernest Swan. CCHNEIDERC Thomas Zlngale. Church-gOBis completely filled the A birthday party for past matrons Presbyterian church Sunday for the 2653 ^B^BB - ^ am A «& •»•* ••• am - -^BBK 2654 of Washington lodge, Order of East- Children's day program... Superinten- ern Star, will bo held next Tuesday at dent Carl Whltehurst was In charge. MARKET Masonic hall. The party will be for The church was attractively decor- ated with cut flowers. Songs and \J Prices in Effect Thursday Noon, June 18, to Saturday Nite These balanced heels show a lot of trouble. Weight Mrs. selma SchulU, Mrs. Marie WoU, how feet look from the carried on tha inside IB Mrs. Grace Reynolds, Mrs. Agnes recitations made up the program. back in HEALTH SPOT cramping their main source Patterson, Mrs. Amy Cotgreave and SHOES. All foot bones in of nerve and blood supply; Mrs. Jean Smith. A luncheon and normal balance—free, circu- card party will 'be held June 29 at lation and actlonthroughout metatareals feel as if they Oceanport. C were resting on the pave- the home of Mrs. Anna Kreugler. 3 - Z' the feet-weight carried on Other card parties will be held July outer weightbearine parts ment; legs bow out causing PThe Red Bank Register can be bought Size Frying or Roasting Chickens n> 29 14 at the home of Mrs. Selma Schultz In Oceanttort at tha store of Carlo tiaixa.) of the feet. Now look at •train not only on leg mus- of Wayside and July 28 at the home those inrolling heels. Those cles and knees but up into of Mrs. Dolly Kirkegard. Graduation exercises were held In poor feet give their owner the auditorium of the Oceanport the pelvic region aa well. A large congregation gathered at Bottom Round Fresh Armour's Star LEG These feet can be straightened up in HEALTH SPOT public school Tuesday evening. The or the Methodist church Sunday night list of graduates includes Margaret SHOES.., Come in and let us give you the whole story. to witness the Children's day enter- Leitschuh, Morgan O'Brien, Thomaa or XRib Long Island CHUCK RUMP, tainment. A play, "A Festival of Mullen, Betty Jane Anderson, Rob- Praise," was presented. Mrs. Anna ert Brainarfl, George Clark, Kathryn Osborn, Superintendent Arthur Whlt- Cottle, Robert DeNyse, Patricia Dy- HEALTH SPOT,™. flcld and Misses Mary Dennis and ROAST DUCKS ROAST VEAL Isabella Kenna were in charge nan, Linda. Herbert, Raymond John- •SHOES • i Those taking part were Eleanor Noe, son, Vera Krome, Anna Lang, Audrey Aumaek, Dorothy Chasey, Francis Laurlno, James McNeil, Vida STRAIGMTEn UP Grace Rice, Virginia Ryan, Mildred r WEAK FEET Paul Whltfleld, Kenneth Layton Jane and Helena Lavene, Richard Smith, Evelyn Stockwell, Warren ib 19c I ib 15. loi-ITlEnandUJOmEn Hill, Betty Vincent, Doris Britton Theysohn and Louise VanNote. The Harry Chaeey, Doris Bennett, Har- class chose as their motto, "Health, riet Fary, Lois Howard, Ruth Flu- Happiness and Success;" class flower Stop and Look at Our dlna, Audrey Reid, Ruth Fary and yellow tea rose and ragged sailor, "Health Spot" Window. Helen Bruce. and class colors, peach and blue. The Genuine C Mrs. Margaret Wyckoff, widow of program follows: Invocation, Rev. Garrett Wyckoff, former editor of Sidney H. Davies, pastor of the Spring the Eatontown Gazette, has accepted Oceanport Methodist Episcopal Legs Lamb *27 I church; Bible reading, Louise Van *33 a position In the Lexington house S Ocean Grove. Note; chorus, "The Heavens Are MIBS Francis Wolcott Is expected Telling"; "A Welcome," Morgan 9 Broad St., Red Bank home tonight after having attended O'Brien; chorus, "A Spring Song"; Milk Fed LOIN VEAL CHOPS .n 29c Chase & Sanborn COFFEE ib 22c the graduating exercises at Tale un- "The Three Wishes," Mildred Smith; See Tour Doctor for Foot Examination. iversity, New Haven, Connecticut. class history, Betty Jane Anderson; Reade Bennett was tendered a piano solo, Linda Herbert," class Milk Fed VEAL CUTLET n» 33c Maxwell House COFFEE ib 24c farewell party Monday night at Pine statistics, Anna Lang; chorus, "Ben- Tree Inn by a number of friends. Mr. demeer's Stream"; "Good Timber," Robert Brainard; "Salute to the itt 29c Trees," Evelyn Stockwell; "Trees," STAR CHUCK STEAK 17c Large BISQUICK Pkg- Kathryn Cottle; "The Linden Tree," class of 1936; "A Parent's Wish," PRIME SIRLOIN or ROUND STEAK 15 33c Whole Kernel CORN 2 for 25c Thomas Mullen; "Ten Command- Cold ALONE is not Enough! ments For School Children," Vera Tb Krome and Vida Grace Rice; chorus, YOUNG DAISY CHEESE 23c Libby TOMATO JUICE 4 for 29c "Ply Now, O Song I'm Singing"; "Team Work," Virginia Ryan; "The Ib Crystal Clear, Hard Frozen Game of Life," Frances Laurlno; "A LOAF CHEESE, Piece 25c Pin Money PICKLES qt. 29c Message of Feace," Robert DeNyse; chorus, "Song of Peace"; "Thank SMOKED BEEF TONGUES tb 23c Ginger Bread MIX .__ 2 pkgs. 29c You," Margaret Leitschuh; chorus, "Hark, the Morry Elves"; Introduc- Taste Free ICE CUBES *« 5 Minutes lb tions, Warren Theysohn. The ad- STAR COTTAGE HAMS 35c Libby PRESERVES ...large jar 17c dress to the graduates was made by Richard T. Smith, assistant secretary ROYAL GELATIN and JELLO ... lie of the Monmouth County Organiza- SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT 17c 2 pkgs. tion for Social Service, and the pres- entation of diplomas wag made by Best Made FRANKFURTERS lb 21c College Inn TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL .. 18c Mayor H. Whitney Conrow, president of tho board of education. Tho p; ib gram concluded with a recitation, Home Made COLE SLAW 15c Crosse & Blackwell MARMALADE jar 19c 'Our Flafi^" by Patricia Dynan; chorus, "Our Country's Flng"; flag laluto, led by Georgo Clark and the Home Made POTATO SALAD "> 21c White Rose MADRILENE 2 cans 29c singing of "Tho Star Spangled Ban- ner." Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Main Extra street la spending several days at eLZ«GREENPEAS 3 lb. 25 Long Branch. Fancy Stringless Beans 2 lbs 1 T With the New Coolerator Ice Cuber Tho annual party given by tho Oceanport Parent-Teacher associa- hard-frozen tion for tho school children was held the cuber Wodncsday aftcinon in the school Tender Large Ripe California Largo Coolerator auditorium, JERSEY HONEY DEW JUICE YELLOW with the. Mrs. Burgess Mullen is assisting in -- -- - „ it hands tho Oceanport postolllco. touching lee or water. With tho NEW Coolerator Ice Cubor The Ladles' Aid society of tho MELONS ORANGES ONIONS you can have a plentiful supply of sparkling, crystal-clear, taatn- Oceanport church nerved a chicken froe cubes alwaya on hand. pattlo luncheon at the church hall The Coolerator Ice Cnber Set Is complete with Wodnosday. shipper and handy tonga. S«« It on dliplay In Mrs. Rondo C, DoNysc of Ocean- 29c each I 15 for 25* 3 lbs 'he red, wbtta and blue carton. port Park held a mooting ot tho committee planning a card party for Wednesday evening at tho lire house. The affair was sponsored by tho Ocoanport Clvlo association and tho proceeds uaod to purchaao ooeds for We Sell Only the Best Fresh Sea Food Daily! the relief gardens In tho borough, Thanksgiving and Christmas bnskota. TUNE IN WABC Mrs. DeNyso was chairman ot tho n Fresh SEA SCALLOPS m 23c commltton, nsfilstod by Mrs, Jerome Fresh Cut FILLET SOLE - 33c for "fICKFAIR PARTIES" featurini? V. Dynan, Mm. (iecirKo Grconley, , MARY PICKFORD Mra. Edward Worthley, Mm. 12. Fresh Cut FILLET HADDOCK » 21c Fresh Boston MACKEREL .» 9c KVEBY SUNDAY AT 10 I\ M. Flocknor, Mrs. Aloximder Horottfi, Mm. Charles It. Walling Mm. H. Whitney Conrow, Mm. I.ouls WOBI, n Mrs. Oortrudo Davln, Mm. David Portland COD STEAK 17c • Small FLOUNDERS • 9c Jonea nnd Mr. and Mrn Wnltor II. Grills. tt Fresh HALIBUT STEAK » tfe Seaboard Ice Co. Vnn DuUnls of Center ntnint has Fresh CRAB MEAT r 75c returned to hl» homn from Fltkln Phone Red Bank 248 Memorial hospital, whri'A ho wan a pntlant, 10 day Fne Trial : OOr.EHATORH On Display At IT BBIHOK AVENUE A meeting of the Ocean port Ton nir BED BANK. N. J. Woman's club, tchedulad to be held FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP lb Wedn«Kiiy, June J7, »t tha hom» of Mri a K«nn«th Klddlt of Main RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1988. minor operation last weak. She re- Sea Bright. Exempt Firemen At turned home « short Urn* later and Long Brancher Ends her health Is much Improved. (Th> tut Bank Rtsiiiar can b« boasM Asbury Saturday Mr. and Mn. J. Henry Walling and Bu Bright from MorrU Wilimu ana Life By Hanging Alfred Boyd w«r» visitors' at Vine- Burr W«rn«r.) Red Bank Day Camp Salle cTArmes Garbarini More than SCO ptecM of apparatus, land and Ocean City Tuesday. Although the firemen's fair will not Samuel Welnatock, «5, of Long «B bands and from 8,000 to 10,000 John Fitzgerald haa bought a radio •>» held until next month, a booth Branch, ended his life by hanging men will form a parade which will outfit for his automobile. as been erected on the fair grounds In his home yesterday morning. His for Girls & Boys feature tht 60th annual convention OrchardisU throughout this section on Ocean avenue, near tho Sea body was discovered hanging by a Located in the Carlton Theatre Building ot the New Jersey Stats Exempt »re joyous because of prospects for Bright bridge, at which shares will thin rope from a hook in a clothes 4-14 Yean of Ago Firemen's association at Asbury a large peach crop. In the South this bi sold for an electrio refrigerator closet In his bedroom. The discov- Park Saturday. crap was ruined to a large extent which will be disposed of on tho co- ery was made by hl« brother Her- tWSBB THE SUPERVISION OF LesBona in the Art of Fencing, The arrangements committee, which by the abnormal cold weather of last man, who had gone to the room perative plan at tho fait. Mor- when he became alarmed at his j headed by the Asbury Park asso- -winter, which haa Increased the like- ihandise for the fair, which will bo WM. G. SHERWOOD Individually or Collectively. ciation, estimates that ths parade lihood of Rood prices being paid. brother's absence. Herman said his leld from July 18 to 28, was ordored trothor had been out of work for a will take from six to eight hours to H. Clay B«lr haa Installed modern t New York Monday. Those who Instructions Given by Appointment. pass a reviewing stand on Ocean equipment in hit n»w automobile ser- long time and had become despond- FRANK J. PINGITORE made the trip were James Miller, Jr.. ent. ivenue, opposite the Convention ball. vice station. .wrence Fowler, Victor Perottl and Announce the Second Annual Opening The anniversary convention will Herbert Fowler. m i «J» '—- Visitors Welcome itsrt with an executive committee Nomination of officers was held at Bathing Beauty Contents. of their Day Camp on meeting today at 4 p. m. at the Union Beach. last week's meeting of the Sons and Hotel Monterey. At 7 p. m. a ban- Tho Palace theater at Bradley For Particulars, Phone Red Bank 335. aughters of Liberty lodge. Mrs. Beach will conduct a eerio^ of five quet for officers ana delegates will (Tha R«d Bank RaglaUr can ba bought Ella Smack was nominated for coun- le held In the hotel dining room. To- Union Baaeh at tha itora ot Got Ban- weekly bathing beauty contests to July 1st to August 31st 174 Jlonmouth Street. ton.) ilor, Mrs. Flossie Boyco for vice start about the first week In July. orrow the business session wljl ouncllor, Mrs. Edna Gahn for as- dvrtramlnf, educational trips, boating-, picnicking, and all itart at 10:80 a. m. in ths Conven- Edward I. Traphagen, to whom R The winner will receive tha title of plenary retail consumption license ociate vice councilor, Mrs. Sarah "Mlas Bradley Beach" and also a {Asses of athletlo (anus and BkUla. lon hall, with the parade starting Layton for treasurer, Mrs. Ida Fary .t 2 p. m. Saturday. was granted by the borough council suitable trophy. The contest Is be- y«ar ago for tha Old Heidelberg or financial secretary, Mra. Fannie ing- arMBffmL byJWiniam-J^PratL Children will be called for and returned to the borne, The parade will-start-at Fourth Unchaw for asBlBtantMtiancial see- .venue and Main street to Cookman on the Stone road, surrendered bis Any girl 16 years of age or over FoiTlriformatlbrK^ ' • license certificate to Borough Clerk •etary, Mrs. Mabel Bedford for re- may enter the contest cither by .venue; travel east on Cookman :ordlng secretary, Mra. Tilllo Dllllone .venue to Ooean avenue and thence Albert Cowling on Thursday. Mr. writing or applylnB In person at the Phone R. B. 2398-W — L. B. 2801 -M Traphagen haa taken no active part ir assistant recording secretary, box oiilco of tho theater. orth on Ocean avenue to Seventh r». Sarah Layton for guide and venue, where It will disband. The In the operation of the establishment for some time, the business being Mrs. Lillian Young for outside guard. HELP lire companies will form with auxil- Fishermen arc getting ready for conducted by John Davis and his iaries according to counties. Jacob he blueflshlng season. Bonltas have VreSland of Dover will be parade wife. Obtaining a license in one name for the operation of such a een seon off shore and the fisher- SHOP AND SAVE AT larshal. en say this Is a sure sign that the More than a score of prlws will business by another person is a WANTED violation of the Alcohol Beverage blues" will arrive shortly. The first ie awarded to companies having the Control act. An investigation of the arch of blueflsh last year was mads _t men In line, having the best Tune 26. .ppearance, best drilled and various circumstances surrounding: the oper- Men and women wanted living.in Red ation of the place by Commissioner Councilman Nells F. Jacobsen has irlzes for different types of appara- returned home from tho Monmouth Bank or vicinity for full or part time Us and floats. Burnett's agents disclosed the above Molly Pitcher Food Market Memorial hospital at Long Branch, Judges for the parade •will Include facts. In order to avoid any action work in Red Bank Register's subscription being taken In the matter Mr. Trap- here he was a patient several Charles W. Greenfield, Arlington; eeks. 18 Monmouth St. Phone Red Bank 3144. Harry A. Harsln, Asbury Park, and hagen surrendered his license. campaign starting today. Daily pay and The seven-year-old twin daughter The Peninsula hotel will t reopen AT THE M. P. CONVENTION WE STICK TO OCR PLATFORM Capt Louis M. VanGiesen, Plcatlnny line 25. big cash bonuses offered. Apply imme- rsenal, Dover. ot Mr. and Mrs. George Adler of Sixth street Is a patient In the Haz- Due to the cool weather the bath- The Best Quality For Less Than Our Competition ! diately to Campaign Manager. ard hospital at Long Branch, having ing season is lato this year. Only a Port Monmouth. undergone an operation for appendi- few have ventured Into the Burf. BEST MADE citis. Many who are usually acquiring a FANCY YOUNO FRESH-KILLED (Tht Bed Bank Raslitar can ba bought The publlo school Parent-Teacher oat of tan by this time have ro- BOLOGNA and . Port Monmouth from Lanr Genaralli. Iralned from taking their first dip Charlaa Majtra mi Ckarlaa Ll.bbansar.) association held a card party in the Red Bank Register Florence avenue flro house Friday hus far ttils summer. FOWL FRANKS Jersey Broilers Mr. and Mrs. John Gross, Mlse El- night Mr. and Mrs. Martin Seibold and sie Mixer, Frank Mizer, Thomas aughter of Staten Island are visit- Murado and Mlsi Nellie McErony of The Holy Name society met In the Catholic club Monday night. ing Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perottl. 271 191b Newark were Sunday guesta of MrB Alfred Rogers, who is stationed (any itee) They Xast! Tohn Gross. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lang of New- lth tho navy in California, writes <4V4 to 6-m. alee) Mrs. William H. Willett spent one ark were guests of Mr. and Mrs. o friends here that he has Just re- James McKlttrick last week. lay last week with George Smith, urned from a cruise. SWIFTS BBOOKFIELD FRESH MADE rtio is • patient at the Allenwood Mr, and Mrs. William Glassen of Mrs. Delia Embloy and family have BEST CUTS hoapltal. Mrs. Willett wa» accom- Newark art the parents of a daugh- moved from West Park to Sea WHY PAY MORE panted by Mm. August Homer and ter. The mother is the daughter of Bright for the sumer. Chopped Beef Donald Smith of Brooklyn and Mm, Anthony Bplelman of Prospect ave- BUTTER TO HAVE ue. Mr. and Mrs. Rlrharrl Mneller are PRIME arrle Voorhees of Belford. iccupylng tho Trualow cottage on Mr. and Mrs. William Mallett, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins ot )cean avenue for tho summer. Your Clothes Cleaned ipent part of last week at Asbury Hillside have ended a visit with Mr, ouib 15;,, 'ark. and Mrs. Herbert Walling. You can enjoy a Guaranteed Dry Cleaning Service mnd take William J. Smith was called to Miss Kay Lord of Newark wan a Headden's Corner. Rib Roast no risk with your valuable clothe* for tfcli low price. Platsburjt Friday by the sickness of week-end guest of Mrs. Thomas Me- SPICED HAM Ribside We are reliable and have been In business for over 20 year* his daughter. Laughlin. (Tha Rtd Bank Register cm b. bought In Headden*. Comer from Edward O'Ffab. OR In Red Bank. Mr. and Mn. William Till and their Samuel H. Thorn of West Keans- irtj and FriU Einth.) children George and Peggy are on an burg has been appointed a member PIMENTO LOAF Pork Loins automobile trip to Buffalo. They ex- of the Rarltan township committee Stanley Mylock has moved in his c LADIES' DRESSES, COATS and SUITS. ptct to be away about two weeks. to fill the vacancy caused by the new house on the Nutswamp road. H Joseph Ralph Is ham* for the sum- death of Frank Angersteln. At the The dwelling Is one of the finest In 21 MEN'S SUITS, TOP COATS, OVERCOATS 32! lb 25;,, mer vacation from the college at recent primary election Mr. Thorn this locality. •» and WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS Baltimore, where he Is studying dent- received the Democrats nomination The firemen have finished grading As Usual- istry. for this office. He la also a member the grounds of the property which Beit Quality Steer Beet SWIFT'S SUGAR-CURED Dry Cleaned Mrs. Carl Lee wan taken to Hazard ot the township school board. they recently bought. The building COTTAGE hospital at Ix>ng Branch Sunday to Of the 83 students who will grad- In which the firemen hold their fairs and undergo an operation for appendi- has been moved on the property. ONLY uate from tht Keyport high school CHOICE Sliced BACON Pressed citis. tonight, 22 are from Union Beach. Harold Hill won a gold arrow coat CHEESE 59c Mr. and Mr». Harry Clay of Fair decoration as second prize In an ar- They are Rose A, Cerrato, Ethel Sirloin or Porterhouse CASH AND CARRY. Haven and Mn. Carrie Voorheees ol Clarlhew, Gertrude R. Gehlhaus, cher- contest at Plainfleld Sunday 17° ••>• Belford were Sunday guests; of Mrs. Rita M. Havens, Audrey E. Hen- This Is the second time he haB won lbs. for William H. Willett nessy, Anna M. Klalber, Dorothy such an award. He will taks part 17' Protect Your Winter Clothes By Mra. William Vivian patient Miller, Millie A. Muranskos, Berthi In a similar event at Elizabeth Sun- LARGE RIPB Using Our Moth-Proof Storage Bags. for observation at Monmouth Me- M. Tlghe, Susan A. Wasllaskua, Edna day, when seml-professlonals will be morial hospital at Long Branch. allowed to compete. FANCY UUtGE REPB STEAK HONEY DEW M. Yoncusky, Helen Yoncuaky, Mr. and Mm. George WesterfleW James R, Alexander, Edward P. Increased prosperity has been of Jersey City have moved to their Blecha, John J. Cooney, Guatave H. noted heresince Monday when about AND bungalow on Monmouth avenue for Dlrner, William J. Hedley, Hugh M. 12 residents of thla place received TOMATOES MELONS DYERS the summer. McKettrlck, Clalr B. Meniel, Carl H. bonus bonds. Red Bank Cleaners Mrs. Thomas Rellly entertained Rinker, Charles R. Thomai, Victor Mary Bernardette McNlchols each 83 HONMOUTH STREET (Opposite Town BUI) friends from Bayonne Sunday. T. Yonkoskl and Benjamin B. Young. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mc- 2 i-19' {As tTaunl—Very Tender) 24< Mr. and Mns. W. R. Edge of New- The Ladles' Aid society of Grace Nlchols, is a patient at Rlvorvlew 0 u ark and Mr. and Mrs. David Minor Methodist church held a strawberry hospital. Phone Red Bank 1956 an"d Deliver* . and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Westerfleld festival In the Wagner building on • "i • » It Pays to Walk Fifty Feet Frolh Broad St. You Save 25% on Your Food Bill. of Jersey City spent Sunday at their Saturday afternoon. Boys can make extra pocket money summer bungalows at this place. lelllng The Register.—Advertisement. In a baseball frame on their home William E. Hayes graduated from grounds at this place Sunday the the State Teachers' college at Jersey Grasshoppers defeated the Married City last week. He la a graduate of Men of West Keaneburg by the score the Keyport high school, class of "32. of 16 to *. Replying to a request of the bor- The Republican Women's club wll ough council to the Rarltan town- hold a card party Thursday after- ship committee asking financial co- noon, June 25, at the home of Mrs operation for the installation of a Peter Zuener. trafflo light at the intersection of The Ladies' auxiliary of the flre Union avBnue and route 36, Gilbert company will hold a birthday lunch T. VanMater, township clerk, has USED CARS advised the council that the town con this afternoon at the flre house. The birthdays of ten members of the ship will bo unable to co-operate, due Finest Line and Best Values we auxiliary will be celebrated. to the budget appropriations no Mr. and Mrs. Lester Merriel and providing tor additional expense. A have ever had. son of Brooklyn visited Mr. and Mrs. number of accidents have occurred Charles Quackenbush Sunday. the past few months at this lnttr- Children's day was celebrated by sectlon. Old Saxon of iht 7th and Bih These cars are renewed mechan- the Sunday-school of Community H. James Carney of this plac centurUt, tilting In council to church Sunday afternoon. was treated at Rivervlew hospital consUtr important questions, Frelbott Broe. have opened their Saturday for abrasions of the righi would dtlibtrat* only after ically and in appearance. We guar- swimming pool for the warm weath- side ot his head suffered In a fall. r season. The place has been largely dHnhingtttr.uihlchlheytookout antee them without question to be patronized on clear days. Apparatus of larg* Jfrmpen (MOM mugi), for conditioning and filtering the as represented. water is being installed and It will Middletovrn Village. be in operation by July 1. (Thi Rad Bull RagliUr can b. bourh Mrs. Donald Rellly entertained Mrs. In Mtddleto-wn from J. G. Knight an Drop in and look them over. Roy Kolb. Mrs. William H. Mallett William D. Wit«r«.) and Mrs. Frank Grant at cards a few nights ago. "The Harpers of Jerusalem" a,r 1935 Ford V8 Convertible Sedan. Low mileage. encouraged over the large amount ol Mrs. Antonette Strannon enter- Interest Bhown tn the pageant whlc Excellent condition. $575.00 tained friends from Newark over H>; they will give at the Baptist church week-end. at Red Hill this evening. They look 1935 Ford V8 Fordor Sedan with built-in trunk for a bin attendance. Tickets ar A fine car that looks like new. $525.00 New Monmouth. on sale at Jason Knight's store. Rev. Peter Bolhouwer, paslor of th Children's day was celebrated by Reformed church, has bought a Chev 1935 Ford V8 Tudor Sedan with built-in trunk. the Baptist Sunday-school Sunday rolet automobile. Black with white walled tires. $500.00 morning with an entertainment un- Mrs. John N. Hlllyer Is confined t der the direction of MIBS Nana Hel- the tied with elcknees. 1935 Ford V8 Deluxe 3-Window Coupe. Radio wlg. In the evening a flag day ser- An interstate horseshoe pltchln $500.00 vice wan held, which was attended by match wa« held on the grounds o members of various organizations. Emll Hofman's Inn Sunday, The win Tho Girl Scouts were espeolally well ner wu a New York state man. An 1935 Ford V8 Station Wagon. Nice clean job represented. A duet was sung by other match will be held at tho sarni $550.00 Miss Bessie Penterman and Mra. place Sunday, July 12. Thomas Roberta. Chnrlei Conover spent the wo<|; 1935 Ford V8 Tudor and Fordor Sedani Another accident occurred Satur- end with his mother, Mrs. Cecil Con $400.00 up day afternoon at the curve on the over. Town Brook >iiti short distance Jason Knight and his daughtei north of the Baptist church. A car Mildred returned home last week 1934 Ford V8 Tudor and Fordor Sedans owned by a stranger ran off the road week from an automobile trip In Ver- $350.00 up nnd dlruck a culvert, which deflected mont. its course to such an extent that it ran across William H. Kelly's lawn Samuel Collins, who recently undeL 1934 Ford V8 Deluxe Coupe. Completely re- before It stopped. The driver was went an operation at Monmouth Me conditioned, beautiful in appearance, white not hurt and not much damage wa« morial hoepltal at Long Branch, It done to the automobile. It was at slowly Improving, walled tires. $400.00 this placo that Gardiner Lloyd of John Ma«sey and family motored East Keensburg was killed In an au- to Bwedeoborn Sunday, where they 1933 Chevrolet Master Roadster. Excellent con- tomobile accident nbout a month ago attended the 25th anniversary cele- bration of Mr. Mataey'a brother, Itev. dition and appearance. $325.00 A colorpd quartet will render selec- Hugh Mansey, as a priest. tions at the Baptist ohurch Sunday evening. * Daniel Wolf and family have moved 1934 Dodge Pickup. Finest condition. $365.00 to Matawan. B«ven World war vster«n« of this Place received bonus bonds Monday, Mr. and Mn, Arthur Ko«l«oh were vliltor* *t Jersey City Sunday. J'iree of them call.d at the postofnee 1 for the bonds before nine o'clock In Father , day will be observed at Good beer has a cheering, stimulating, satisfying the morning. the Reform«d church Sunday with a specUl sermon and moag program. Mr. and Mrs. Isldor Bilberglett and quality that no other beverage can boast of. Bidder's M An effort la being- made to have "' W«M of Lot Angst* are guest, fathers and «on» present. The Ladles' Mount-English Co. of Mr. and ifis. Henry Wass.rmaS Ala soelity will hold a silver Ua al Beer i« good beer. You'll like its full body, for three w«.k.. Th« visitors m»de the par.ons.ge Tuesday. Wednesday the trip hern by automobile, Thev evsnlng at 7:45 o'clock th, nrst ot a brilliance, creamy foam and delicious flavor. Try it! Phones 175,176 Red Beak, N. J. StoJT I!rl*' " ^l'W "l« Ml«« Emm* ce. win b« twid. The pnbUe has b«» lwrtt«4 hi atted WlJ«HM IISHAW •I J. MJM JftJUL fflMU Vmku^^JM.toamuLMm RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1986. Pacre Nina

burl»l. On Sunday it was conveyed pastor of the Highlands Wetho- iary's guests are Mrs. George T. Un- Chester Reed, is 111 with Intestinal *BOM i. 8. WATSON. Obituary by automobile to her horn* at Rloh- ,1st church, officiated. Burial waa on Runuon. ion, president of the hospital execu- grip. mond Hill. The funeral m held ns Island. tive board, and Miss Eleanor Tllton, Mrs. Frank Gleason has returned Belford Han Says Township Is Bided TEL r Georje W. Bo»ers. | (Th. B<4 Bask Ittftitei HI ba bMjffct 121* Monday sJUrnoon at 3 o'olook with in Rumion from Btrbert KalsM. Ban? superintendent of the hospital. to Bay Ridge after spending a week by a Dictator. George W. Rogers, on* of Asbury buriaVta ebarg* of the Worden fun- fiarkaa, Trmi rjim*rt> sod Waltai Torbsr* William Flnegan and his Rumion- with her daughter, Evelyn Gleason. June IB, 16J6. Park's pioneer residents, died B»tur- eral home, in the family plot in Luth- nd Mr. G«/tr.) ans begin anbther tour today with The Episcopal Sunday-school pic- WESSON day night at the home of bis daugh- eran cemtttiy on Long Island. Arthui^Ptyne/a resident ef this Major Bowes unit. They will Bpend To the Register: notion for about 20 years, was found During the summer the Oceanlo nio was postponed last Saturday ter, Mm. Harry C. Sleber of Alston ree library on River road will be the summer on Captain Menke'e owning to rain. * It will be held on As a taxpayer in Middletown town- ead In a room he occupied In Frank Golden Rod show boat, which starts ihlp and a voter of many years' court. Ho was 61 yesrs old. Mr*, Anthony open the following hours: After- Saturday of this week at Metede- standing, I would like to make pub- Mr. Rogers mi manager of the Howard's furniture repair establish- today from Monongahela City, Penn- Mrs. Caroline Rloolardtlll, wife of ent In/the rear of 60 Harrison ave- noon from 2 to 8 o'clock, evenings, conk. ic protest against the existing per- flrit telephone aystem operated at As- Anthony JUeolardsIU of Atlantlo except Tuesday and Fridays, from sylvania, with New Orleans as Its Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson have sonnel ot our township government. bury Park. Ha also operated the tint ue, Saturday morning. He bad been destination. The boat will reach Highlands, died of heart disease last poor health tor some time and tor 7 to 8, and Tuesay and Friday morn- moved from Monmouth avenue to Our committee Is composed of five stage coach line between Aabury ings from 10 to 12. BelleJre, Ohio, by the middle of July. I^ocust. Point, where Mr. Patterson Is members, yet when witnessing a Friday at the a>• of SO years. Bhe while was a patient at Allenwood meeting it becomes Immediately ap- EARLY AMERICAN Park and Long Branch, before the had be«n subject to attacks from The boys will supply the entire musi- caretaker on the C. J. Simmons es- lanltarlum. Death was due to a con- Miss Isabelle Lloyd of Chatham cal program on the boat. parent that we are ruled by a dlcta- advent of the railroad. He held the time to time, but lately had been was a week-end guest of Mrs, George tate. Mapla flret expreas aRenoy in that city. For rulsion which he suffered sometime or. Not one member seems to have apparently in good health and at- Way night. He was last seen by Whitney. They attended the reunion he courage of his own convictions, many years he won In the employ of tended the graduation txerclies of activities at Princeton Saturday. and we are, consequently, governed HIGHBOY James A. Bradley, founder of Asbury leighbors early Friday night Fair Haven. her son Charles at the Atlantlo High- The police were notified When the The annual fair and supper of the Navesink. by one man's opinion. Park. lands high school last Thursday This condition will not be reme- ody was found Saturday morning Presbyterian Ladles' aid society (The Red Bank lUiliUr can b* boosU died until we, as voters, elect men night. nd Captains Joseph Bray and Harry will be held Wednesday afternoon ;Th« Bed Bank B«»!it«r can ba bought In Pair Haven from Harry Kurtla and Mr. Mahogany In Kavtilnlt from William B««n and Ulppe.) who have constructive ideas and Mrs. Rlcolaxdelll was a resident of VanNote were assigned to Inves- and evening, July 1, on the church Bouldin's Grocery.) stick-to-it-iveness enough to stand Atlantlo Highlands over SO years. tigate. The body was removed to the property. A supper will be served Right Rev. Charles B. Colmore, behind them, in the face of any op- FIDDLE BACK CHAIRS Besides her husband and son Charles Worden funeral home on East Front from 6:30 to B o'clock. Mrs. Percy Mrs. Otto Johnson gave birth to a bishop of Puerto Rico, will visit the position. SET OF rouit she leaves two other sons and four treet and prepared for burial. Coun- H, Radford and Miss Eva Bruce are daughter last Friday at Fltkln Me- Chapel of the Holy Communion next I noticed, last year, an Independ- daughters. They are Albert, An- Phy»lclan H. W. Hartman of Key- general charge of the arrange- morial hospital. Sunday to administer the sacrament ent movement which seemed to have Mrs. H. Roy Scott underwent an of Confirmation. The service will be Middletown township's Improvement thony, Tessle, Mildred and Lena Rlo art Issued the burial certificate. ments and Mrs. Edwin M. Farrier its goal. It would be to our bene- ANTIQUES olardelll, who live at home, anil Mrs. At one time Mr. Payne, who washeads the supper committee. operation for appendicitis last week at 4 o'clock. fit to have more people with this Buile Giordano of Trenton. years old, was employed at the It was not Joseph Donder of At- at Monmouth Memorial hospital at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myatt enter- same interest at heart The funeral was held Monday lgmund-ElsnBr_oompany_faetor._Latr antlo Highlands who waa driving Long Branch. tained 40 guests at a party Tuesday Touts truly,. CHAS. T. SMITH morning at St. Agnes's church. Rev. >r he entered the employ of the Hugh the car that ran Into a pole ^ Mlsa Mae Walshi-daughtcr of ~Mr.~ night. _ J.- 8. Watson,— AT " Mtohael B. Oallahan chanted Jetty company. Surviving are a River road a few nights ago. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Walsh, entertained Mrs. Willard Emmons of Locust | Belford, N. J. avenue gave birth to a daughter solemn requiem mass, with Rev. aughter, Mrs. W. F. Adkltson of Dender's name appeared on the po-some of her classmates of the Leo- One of the quickest ways to find a GLOBE HOTEL BLDCL, Nicholas Soriano of Red Bank as Shreveport, Louisiana, and several lice report through a misunderstand- nardo grammar school graduating Tuesday. The newcomer Is the lob Is to advertise In The Regis- deioon and Joseph Kozak, a student grandchildren. ing. Ho was on a business trip to class at a party last Thursday night. eighth child, all of whom are living. ter's Want Department—Advertise- RED BANK at St. Bonaventure'e college, as sub- Detroit at the time. The driver of Games were played and prizes won Ralph HulsebOB, formerly a driver ment deacon. Burial was In Mount Olivet Thaddeus Schenck. the car was Marlon W. Smith of by Dorothy Jackson, Jack Daniels for the Llttla Falls laundry, has cemetery. The bearers were James Thaddeus Scbenck, a resident of New York, golf pro, who was visit- and Frank Crawford. Others present taken a position with the Olson Roof- Egldlo, William and Frank Rich, rest Long Branch tor many years, ing at Atlantlo Highlands at tha were Dorothy Lelghton, Evelyn Glea- Ing company. Salvatore Nardone, Ralph Palo and led late last night at Hazard hoa- time. son, Irma Scott, May Maxson, Billy Mrs. Ruby Sears is a surgical FUNERflL Joseph Placentlno. tal at Long Branch of Injuries re- A square-rigged schooner model Stryker, Stanley Williamson and Ar-patient at the Rivervlew hospital, vived Tuftiday when, while cranking was disposed of on the co-operative thur Scharff. Mrs. W. G. Freeman of New York, Mrs. Elmlra Ttodall. car, It suddenly started up andplan Monday night for the benefit of A party was given last week for who has been visiting her sister, HOME an over him. He suffered a frac- the Rumson Athletic club and wasIrma Scott by her brothers, to cele- Mrs. F. W. Opper, has returned New Monmouth lost one of Its old- ured ekull, fractured ribs, puncture home. Mrs. Opper recently enter- est residents last Thursday in the won by John Anderson. brate her graduation from the Leo- the lungs, Internal Injuries and nardo grammar school. Among those tained a. number of friends at a GEORGE W. ROGEHS. death of Mrs, Elmlra Tlndall. She hock. The body was removed to the Miss Harriet Peters, daughter of bridge party In honor ot her sister. pased away after a sickness of sev- Mr. and Mrs. Harold j. Peters, was present were Mr. and Mrs. James O. orden funeral home at Red Bank Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott, Arthur Pryor, son of Mr. and Mrs Mr. Roers was the husband of the eral weeks at the age of 90 years. nd prepared for burial- bridesmaid at the wedding of her Mrs. Tlndall was born at Imlays- cousin, Leslie John Crute, to Miss James Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frank H, Pryor, had to break his late Emlllne Minerva Crowell Bog- Mr. Sohenck was elected council- perfect attendance record of four era, Aabury Park's first school teach- town and was a daughter of Abram Bertha Saliibury, last Saturday af- Scott and sons, and Roland, Warren man at Wsst Long Branch when that and Erdley Scott. years because he was sick two dayu,, er. Mrs. Rogers was a sister of Mrs. and Sarah Jane Burk. In 1870 sheborough was Incorporated in 1908. He ternoon In St. Peter's church, the married Charles Tindall of Allen- Bronx. Gail Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs.He in a pupil of the Willow etreet Bradley. always took a keen Interest in civic school. Born at Logaoport, Indiana, Mr. town, who died Maroh 7, 1B35. The affaire and was also active in church Eileen Karp, Caroline Cadwallader, THE CONFIDENCE WON IN couple spent most of their married Bogero came to Asbury Park at an ircles. John Gardella, John Delsler and NEAR-BY COMMUNITIES early age. In later life he moved to life In Middletown township. They Thomas Black will attend the Oak- celebrated their 68.d wedding an- Mr. Schenck's wife died two years Toms River where he operated a igo. He Is survived by a brother, Jos- hurst educational play center this farm for somo time. For aevera niversary December 28, 1034. Mr. summer. Louis Jacoubs, physlca ... by the Worden organi- Tlndall was for many years a dea- >ph H. C. Schenck of Long Branch years he ran a boat line from Tom* another brother. Henry Schenck, died education instructor In the Rumson zation is evidence of our growing River to Seaside Park. After the con of the Reformed church of Mid- high school, will be one of the In dletown village and very active In »t Fair Haven In December, 1834. reputation for fair practice* and death of his wife, be returned to Aa- structors there. Principle of Fairness bury Park, later moving to Bradley church work. Mrs. George Wilson. The Rumion house on Waterman fine service. As in Red Bank, Beach, where he lived with his daugh- Mrs. Tlndall leaves two children, Mrs, Alma Wilson, wife of Sergeant avenue, owned by Mrs. Isabell this is today the accepted com- ter, Mrs. Sleber, until her marriage, they being Howard Tlndall of Lin- George Wilson of Fort Hancock died Longstreet, will reopen this week- He came to Red Bank three years croft and Mrs. Charles .7. Irwln of f complications Sunday at the Wal end for the summer. . . . We are guided by a principle of fairness In munity funeral service of many New Monmouth. Bhe also leaves two ago. ter Reed hospital at Washington, D. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. McGulre are oc all matters. Those whose expenditures are neces- in Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Besides the daughter with whom he grandchildren, Charles H. Tindall of C. She was 36 years old. The fun-cupying the John M. Ellis house on sarily limited are given the eame courteous atten- Silver, Shrewsbury, Mid- lived, whose husband Is principal of Red Bank and Eleanor Irwln of New eral was held yesterday afternoon a Tennis Court lane for the summer. Red "Bank high school, Mr. Roger* Monmoutb. the funeral home of A. M. Poeten Mrs. Valentino Olambrone gav, tion and complete service regardless of their selec- dletown Township and Sea Is survived by two other daughters, The funeral was held Saturday at nd Sons at Atlantlo Highlands. Rev. birth to a son Tuesday at Monmouth tion. Bright. Mrs. Charles Jenklnson of Sea Girt the late home of Mrs. Tlndall, with Harry D. Hummer officiated. Bur- Memorial hospital at Long Branch. and Mrs. Josephine Owens of Spring Rev. Peter Boelhouwer, pastor of al was In Bay View cemetery, Mrs. Clambrone was removed to th, Lake, and two eons, Arthur Q. Rog-the Reformed church of Middletown hospital In the new ambulance, and ers of Asbury Park and George C. village, In charge. Interment was In Cuta Forehead. It was the first time the ambulanc R. R. .Mxrant & Son Rogers of New Britain, Connecticut. Fair View cemetery In charge of Arthur Goodo of Pearl street was was Used since It was put Into ser- CSTABLISHCO lees The funeral was yesterday after- Harvey 8. Bedle of Keypijrt. treated Monday night at Rivervlew vice last Thursday. FBBDBRIC K. ADAHB, MOH. noon at 3:30 o'clock at the Farry fun- hospital for a cut forehead, nuJTere, The Rumson auxiliary of River eral home at £»bury Park with Rev. Donald Hancock. n a collision on state highway Route view hospital of Red Bank Is having FUNERAL DIRECTORS D. C. Evans of the Ballard Methodist 60 EflST FRONT SX Donald Hancock, 9-year-old eon of85. He was released following treat- a luncheon today at the Maryland I 138 W. rBONT STREET Episcopal church of Asbury Park, of ment. Tea room at Red Bank. The auxil- which Mr. Rogers had been a. mem-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hancock o: ber for many years, In charge. Bur- South Clinton place, Shrewsbury ial was In Mount Prospect cemetery, township, died at Monmouth Memor- ial hospital, Long Branch Sunday fol- Hiss Geneva I. Jackson. lowing a short Illness. He had been admitted to the hospital on Thursday The funeral of Miss Geneva I. of last week. Jackson of West Bergen plaoe, who died on Monday of last week at Mon- Donald was a pupil in Tinton Falls mouth Memorial hospital at Long public sohool and WM a member of Branch, was held Thursday afternoon the Sunday-school of till Red Bank at 1:30 o'clock at her late home and Methodist church. at 2 o'clock In the African Zlon The funeral was held yesterday af Methodist Episcopal church. ternoon at 2 o'clock at the R, R- At the residence prayer was led by Mount * Son funeral home on Eas Rev. Charles W. Nelson, rector of Front street with Rev. Albert L. St. Thomas' Episcopal church. The Baner, pastor of the Methodis Mutu^s Great Sale of H8lt%§tata Products I church service was in charge of the church, officiating. Burial was In Green Grove cemetery, Keyport. New Jersegis one ot the greatest food prWiS^na states in the pastor, Rev. O. O. Goodwin. Remarks Union, an§ Mutual Stores bring you this week th&t&test of Net were also made by Rev. Joseph W. Mm. J. William Helmsang "Safe li the Arms of Jesus," and "City Fou MUELLERS MACARONI, SPAGHETTI or NOODLES 2 ,15c Lee, pastor of Calvary Baptist ohuroh, Muafaowtd to mart CITY Jersey foSs at typically low Mutual prices. Come in I , Square." The bearers were Perc and by Rev. F. H. Alleyne, Rev. Wil- a weaWoffwe foods are produced right in your own State t liam B. Baker and Benjamin Davis. Weaver, Qarrett Oorson, Jr., Marti Resolutions of sympathy from the Zimmerman and William Olmstead. at thpsame time, help support and encourage local indu ushers' board, the choir, the Chris- THE NATION'S CHOICE! Emll Mmper. CAMPBELLS PORK and BEANS tian Endeavor society and the Junior teted la CAKDEH Sunday-school class of the church, Emll Plmper, 73, of Keyport, dlei were read. The choir «ang several at the Rivervlew hospital at Re( selections and vocal IOIOS were given Bank on Saturday following a shor by Miss Betty Grace and Aubrey Col- Illness. Mr. Plmper had resided _ CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS EXCEPT CHICKEN AND TOMATO 3 t 25c lins. Keyport for many years, owning am Members of the Junior Sunday- operating a small farm within tfai •ohool class, of whloh Miss Jacksoo borough limits. He was a membei was teacher, were honorary bearers. of the local Knights of Pythias, at BAKER'S COCONUT *5f2ffiPlS5* ^».10c The aotlve bearers were William John's Methodist church and of thi RITTER'S SPAGHETTI "BT 4^1 Paeltd In HOBOKIN Whlto, John Froet, Aubrey Collins, Exempt Firemen's association. Bur BRILL'S LIQUID E-ZEE FREEZ "rj?]Oc Charles Alloyne, James W. Parker vlvlng are two nephews, Herbert R. M.nuf.rtured la NZWJUUt and Kenneth Mann. The flower girls West and Harry B. West of Keyport BEAROSLEY'S MUSTARD »»»» *^10c were Grace Bowles, Elizabeth Oagle and a niece living at Brooklyn. Fun KinulKlur.d la NEW AM Frost, Cassandra Mann, Isabelle Wil- eral services were held on Tuesday HURFFS TOMATO JUICE No. 1 can i IDEAL ASPARAGUS «.» „. ,».25c ratted la SVEDB101O w liams, Haz«l Livingston, Alice Tay- from H. 8. Bedle'e funeral parlors. />Ki«d U SWEDESBOBO lor, Athnlcno Alleyne and Eva B. Rev. C. E. Hlckman.pastor of St. Green. Burial, In charge of the Wor-John's M. E. church officiated and In CIDER VINEGAR «* .„. ET 9c W5e den funeral home, was In Ruffln cem- terment was In Green Qrove ceme- Pactad u NEWAHK etery, Pino Brook. tery. IDEAL BRAND COFFEE r«S ,. 21c LOG CABIN SYRUP ™«, . .kl.-«22c *« JbatfttflaNEWAU Pacbd In KOBOCH Charles Itogors. Mrs. John VanKlrk. WESSON'S OIL uu^raJSw ,,«n.45c Charles Rogers, a resident of Red Mrs. Minnie B. VanKlrk, wife o: f, W#jiu/ac/ui«d la BAYOHHS Bank for more than BO years, died John VanKlrk of Prospect street, FLAKO PIE CRUST 15SW . 2,&25e at his homo on Maple avenue Thurs- DAVIS BAKING POWDER lie Highlands, died of complications last Muihcftuxl in HEW SPLUNSW1CI day night, four days oftor the death Friday after a long Illness. She was Mamlacftnd Is 8OBOIXN of Andrew W. Nascr, with whom he IDEAL SLICED BEEF *«)u33c ,w,.19e born at Highlands SO yeara ago an Pnct.J In NEWARK was associated in the bakery busi- had lived there all her life. ness at R«d Bank at one time. Mr. Surviving besides her husband are HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP ,«vk.J9e Nsacr died at Elmlra, New York, on two sons and two daughters, they be- BON TON VANILLA SUBSTITUTE 25c Muuliclurad U SALEM Sunday, June 7. He was 12 years old, ls Misses Veronica and Gertrud Mualacairad to ITCWANt Mr. Rogers was 77 years old. At VanKlrk and Robert and John Van OCTAGON SOAP 7^u25c one tlmo he conducted a bakery in Kirk, Jr., who live at home. Ali PALMOLIVI SOAP in nun tow . the Wilson store at Maple avenue and surviving; are four sisters, Miss Win- A-l LAUNDRY SOAP. . , . . 3 Whlto Btroet. Later ho became as- WESTON'S SULTANA BISCUITS ,19c SUPIR SUDS . . . S.»uici...25c I. ifred Ahem and Mrs. Fred Oterso OCTAOON CUANSM . . . sociated with Mr. Nasor In conduct- of Highlands and Mrs. Stephe ».»«(la PA53A1C 2 ii Q inn a bakery In the storo on Mon- OCTAOON SOAP CHIPS . ". -. Warns and Mrs. C. J. Gulney of Rei i mouth street, now occupied by the Bank. MIRACLE WHIP OCTAGON GDANUUTID SOAP . Hummer bakery. The funeral was held Monda: le^oz. )ar 236 CimU»*th» Off,Ti C* 1 MM0 *«(i^f fyr—1,1 KRAFT SALAD DRESSING . 52-01. |>r 37e 801. |u w.BaAKfw^tf is itnarr cinr Mr. RoRora was a member of the morning at the Church of Our Lad; 13c Methodist church, Onward council of NamlacWxl In JOtSTT CUT 1 ot Perpetual H.elp. Rev. John C. Fa' Grocery Prices Ethctiv* Jun» 18th to 24th, InoJ Junior Order United American Me- rail chanted a requiem mug, and bu chanics, Navcalnk Hook and Ladder lal by A. M. Foaten and Sons wai Meal, Fish, Trali and Vegttabh Prices Elltctlv June 18th, 19th and 20th, Only company and the Exempt firemen's In Mount Olivet oemetary. association. Surviving, besides his wife, are a «on, Enaloy E. Rogers, and James A. Oostlgan. a step-daughter, Miss Viola Patter- son, and two grandchildren, Doris The funeral ot James Albert Cost! s.nd Helen Rogers, daughters of Mr. gsn of Mela-wan, who died last weel » MEATS a » PRODUCE ff SWEDESBORO and Mrs. Ensley E. Rogers of Redat Monmouth Memorial hospital Bank, Long Branch, was held Baturda; The funeral, which was private, morning at St. Joseph's church was held Sunday afternoon at his ]at« Keyport Rev. Father Thompso YOUNG FOWL RASPBERRIES home with Rev. Albert L. Baner, pas- chanted the mass. Burial by A. M Fosten and Sons was at Bradevelt. tor of the Methodist church, officiat- ALL SUES FINEST JERSEY ing. Burial, tn charge of R. R. Mount Mr. Costlgan was 33 yean ol A Son of We«t Front street, was InDeath was due to an abscess en th FRESH.KIllEO Maplewood cemetery, Freehold. brain. Several years ago he was struck on the chest while playin Mrs. Justin* Kohl. baseball. Absoesses developed on th. lungs and drainage operations weri ^^OAST^Tc ^ Mrs Justlna Kohl of Richmond performed from time to Urns. Even Bill, Long Island, died suddenly Fri- ually an abscess formed on his bral day morning at the home of her son, Henry H. Kohl, of Fair Havon. Bhe Surviving are his mother, Mr VEAL IEO5T1RUMPS b25c had arrived at Fnlr Haven on Tues- Margaret Blokles, and a sister, Mis Pegiy Costlgan. day of lrint we"k for a vlntt with her FRANKfURTtRS or BOLOONA5 ««»tt«™« •»• son and his family. Although In poor health for some time, she had been Mrs. Howard WhIU. AMIRICAN tOAP CHHSIj"-" " "— fc W< able to get about In spile of her ad- Mrs. Reflna White, wlfa of Ho vanced age. flhe was 73 years old. ard White of Portland road, Hig lands, died ot cirrhosis of the llvai FRESH CODFISH STEAKS . »13C Mrs. Kohl wan born at New York. 1 Bhe had been spending the summers last week at tha HsJard hospital a MELONS ,25c with her son at Fair Haven for th«Long Branch. Mrs, White was FRESH BLU1FISH past several years. Besides her son,resident ot Highlands a number i she Is survived by • daughter, Mrs. years. Her husband Is a housi mo Anna Girou* of Rlohmond Hill. Ing contractor. The body wss removed to the Wor- The funeral waa held Monday al Itait funeral bom* and prepared (or New Tort Rer. Percy R, Oome BROAD STREET* NEXT TQ POSTOEEICE RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18,1986.

iractiee what you preach and mayb* Group 3 Tennis •ou can break that 100—T Strong-Armed Southerner Trio of Lady Golfers Off The Fairways The fellows are still laughing Title Goes To bout Us* visitor who had a 10 on ha first, 13 oa tha second, 11 on the third, » on tha fourth, 31 on ths Red Bank Team BY NIBLICK MATCH fifth and then want to pieces. WORLO Saturday's events were cancelled High School Squad in Triple Tie at the Runuon club but Sunday two Oh, Oh! There goes the dinnerbelL With Rbselle and Tenafly— contests were put through regardless 0 long. •me OLYMPIC ot the weather. A match play against SHOT-POT CROWM Broke Even in One of School's par for the men was won by Judge Up until this Tuesday, our Alice rom Broad streat had never broken WILL Be Mi€ StiffcJt Scheduler J. T. Mahoney, who finished * down. Both K. M. Seggerman and H. B. 90, but when aha did, boy did she Jonea tied for second, each of them •mash it with an 84, burning up tha Th« executive committee of the being 7 down to par at the conclus- greens with 28 putts for 18 hole.. New Jersey Interecbolastlo Athletlo ion of the round. And are we all proud of har, especial- association Thursday night awarded The mixed tombstones tournament ly Millie, who after having a record- Bed Bank the group 3 state high gave the women a chance for a lit- breaking 83 the previous week waa school championship In tennis, in i tle competitive play. Mr. and Mrs. moaning about the atrokes she had triple tie with Roselle and Tenafly. H. C. Pierce were the victors in this > give her golfing pal. The Bankers' accomplishment may event, their allotted 88 strokes tak- e accredited to the fact that they ing them to a point 15 feet away Did you ever sea a barometer drop :aced one of the stlffest schedules in from the 18th cup. Their nearest 1 a storm? Watch tha handioap of l history of the sport in the local rivals were Mrs. C. F. Neilson and girl named Helen! Among all of school. During the season the local a. V. Coe, Jr., who used their 91 he lady golfers she has shown the ads met defeat at the hands of East strokes to get u far as 850 yards eatest Improvement In her gama rango, who now hold the group 4 down tha 18th fairway. Miss Janet io far this season. Where three putt •Tnrth .TfrwBy title, And Plalnfleld. Douglas and N. <3. Rutgers cameJn iens used to bloom, there now vho at the same time was named a close third when they were 250 losaoms single putts. lentral Jersey champion. Victories yards down the 18th fairway with 85 iy Harold Berkowltx, high school No. strokes. man, In both these encounters saved Larry Mahoney Loses ie Bankers Irom a blanking, and rom possibly losing the title they Monmouth Count; Country Club. Jo New York Champ low hold. Like Rumson, the Monmouth coun- During the past season Red Bank ty tournament committee decided Vito Feleesla, New York state cored wins over Monmouth Junior that tha weather Saturday was too oneshoe pitching champion, waa :ollege, Asbury Park, Westfleld, Perth severe for golf but Sunday they held victorious in the New Jersey State \mboy, arid Pcnnington Preparatory a sweepstakes for thoss haidy mem- Invitation Horseshoe tourney Sunday ichool, but suffered the same num- bers who were determined to get Emll's Log cabin, Mlddletown. of losses. Prospects • for next their golf regardless. A number of More than 300 persons braved the 'ear's team eeem bright as no one men entered the events, with H. D. iln to attend. in the squad is lost by graduation. Polhemus the ultimate victor with a Feleccla, who came in a second total of 80-19—71. F.. M. Bunting ilace tie close behind the World's trailed him home with 92-18—74, ihamplon la«t year, defeated 16-year- Boxing At Highlands while H. E. Blagden was third with ild New Jersey state ohamplon, Lar- 97-22—75. Mahoney of Llncroft, defending Begins On Saturday Other scores were as follows: H. hamplon, B0 to 48. R. James, 84-8—76; H. Nevlus, 100-23 Joe Pugllse of Patterson, former , SOUTHERNER' The newly formed Highlands box- —77; K. M. Swengle, 100-22—78; Ira ew Jersey champion also defeated *A BET; ng club, of which Burtifl 8. Perry Crouse, 104-26—78, and J. Mattenlee, axry, B0 to 88, to finish In a third- SHOT-POT and Mrs. Edna M. Kruse are pro- 99-20—79. place tie In the tourney with Emll motors, will present Ita first summer Jt, Onge of Pottstown, Pennsylvania. OLYMPICS show on Saturday night, June 20. Well, we sure needed the rain— Pugllse held the state championship All tUcht* KMUr.d li Tk. AuocUM PrM,. Jimmy Reilly, the matchmaker of did the farmers—but why bn lonora In 1933, he new club, promises a lively card Saturday and Sunday? A week day Feleccla had attempted to defeat )f 34 rounds of boxing, Reilly has would have done just as welL Mahoney In several tourneys lest let, on Scallop Kldge, when the flrat Left to right—Mrs. Kenneth Robinson, Mrs. Arthur Breslin, Mrs. leen promoting shows for 15 yearB, year but was unsuccessful. They una struck. Captain Flercey had let Night Baseball J. Joseph Connor. The latter holds the Swimming River course Lnd was a successful promotor for Who was the golfer who went to meet again Sunday In the Staten Is- up the outriggers, which were record for women. he past few seasons, at Plalnfleld. file a petition of bankruptcy and land Invitation tourney, won last ROD AND GUN smashed when the fl«h hit unex- The main event of 10 rounds will took a taxi to the courthouse and ear by Feleccla. Mahoney was run pectedly. To Start Here be between two outstanding light brought the taxi driver in as a credi- er-up In last year's tourney, losing m i m heavyweight contenders, Joe Kamln- tor? ;o Felecclo by 1 point. Gamei to be Played Under Towners Shut Allaire Wins skl and Jackie Aldare of Brooklyn. Two other pitchers of this section .Judging from reports In the last Bakers, Defeated Floodlight* at Trojan Field Kamlniskl has met Billy Ketchell, Al Have you noticed the way some placed In the Class B tourney, won by week, fishing along the Jersey coast Starting Next Week—Hobok- Diamond, Steve Carr, Vince Dundl, ot the ladles have been reduolng Paul Pugllse of Faterson, a brother Is beginning to pick up a bit. Down Still Lead League en to Play Here Sunday. Out Leonardo Skeeter Race Danny Haooott, Bed Burmen, Tony their scores and handicaps? f Joe, Joe Majicmey, brother of at Forked River and ia Llttlo Egg Cll, Bud Mignoutt, Al McCoy and Bob Larry, finished In a fifth place tie Harbor bay the rod and line men Although defeated in 2 out of 3 Bolstered Red Bank Team Dickman Fleet Captain, Sailing Turner. Alder hao won over Young Joe—I mean Lawyer Joe—You while William Kelly of Everett waa are beginning to pick up weakflsh. Night baseball under floodlights will ames Tuesday night, the Acerra be Inaugurated at the Red Bank Tro- Blanks Middletowners 5 to 0 New Boat, Fini»hes First in Terry and Mickey Bottone and has once asked me what Is golf. What ixth. Party boat skippers who go to off- Bakery team held first place In the Harry Banister of Atlantlo City, jan field for the first time in the his- —Leonardo Held to 3 Hits— Five Mile Race, But Loses boxed Babe Rlcka, world's middle- kind of a game Is It? Well, Joe, I'll shore grounds are expecting better Red Bank summer bowling league. weight champ, Paul Parrone and Ben try and tell you through this column. Class B champion, failed to defend seabass and blackflsh catches from tory of Red Bank Friday night of The Bakers are a single game ahead next week when tho Trojans meet Point Lead to Ed Rullman. Jeby. Here goes, Golf is more than a Us title. Pugllse carried through the now on. of the Smoke Shop Tavern team, The Red Bank Townero, with 3 a Bcience, the itudy of Class B entries without a defeat while the Brooklyn Royal Giants. The Tiger Menger of Paterson will game it Is Striped bass seem to have been which was the successful opponent game Is expected to start at 8:15 Rumson players in the line-up, last square off against Larry Manuccl of a life time, in which you may ex- Leo Davis of Englewood finished In Sunday blanked the Leonardo field Charlea Allaire, sailing the boat he fairly plentiful along the Jersey coast ot the Acerra team this week. o'clock. Games will be played ou recently purchased at Barnegat in Brooklyn in tho semi-final of 6 haust yourself but never your sub- econd place with 7 wins and 2 losses. so far this season. Surf casters who The Shrewsbury Dairy plnmen, elub, S to 0. The new players were Irlc Brown and A. J. Dunbar, both Tuesday and Friday nights during Dane, Brioese end Dletz. place of hla Mopalong, finished first rounds. There will also be another 6- ject. have visited Sandy Hook and those who aro third, won 3 games from the summer. in the weekly five-mile race of Dick- rounder and 3 four-round bouts. It Is a mental and physical con- 5f Camden, ended In a third-place who have fished from the rocks at Gil Augustine, on the mound for the Recreations. The Swimming Manager Fred Harschar's team will man's skeeter fleet on Sunday. By test calling for courage, skill tie. The summaries: Highlands haVe hooked into worth- River* Country club took 3 from the tilt Towners, held the Middletowners using a different boat, Allaire, who is strategy and «elf-control. CLASS A meet tho Black Yankees, tho Pitts- while fish. Leddy & Son team. burgh Pirates, Detroit Clowns and to 3 hits. Only 1 Leonardo player captain of the fleet, forfeited his lead- Little Silver Wins It Is a test of temper, a trial of w got as far as third base. The Red Vito Fdeitla, Brooklyn ...„, .. 9 It won't be long before we'll be STANDING OP THE TEAMS. several other hard-hitting semi-pro ership In points for the season. Ed honor, a revealer of character. It tarry Hmhoncy, Uneroft .. . 7 hearing of the first tuna of the sea- W L PA US Bankers solved Lahey's deliveries for wards Rullman now tops the list. Acorn Bakery 12 S S64.0 1041 clubs. Flood lights mounted on au- 8 aits, but 2 Infield errors accounted Over Neptune City affords a chance to play the man Jot PuilUt. Patterson I son to be hooked on offshore grounds. tomobile trucks will Illuminate the and act the gentleman. Emll St. On«<, Pottitown, Pa. t Smoke Shop Tavern..ll 4 064.1. 1078 for i of the visitors' 5 runs. Allaire sailed his sneakbox arount George McNeil, Abiteon . .-_. S Shrewsbury Dairy ....10 6 017.7 1077 field during the encounters. the course in 22 minutes and 30 sec- Johnny Scheldt was the hero for It means going Into the great out- Kyle McMurty, Camd«n ___ < Stuart VanVllet of Shrewsbury, one Swlmmlni Rlvtr 8 0 902.t 1018 Fielding features of the game were Leddr £ Sea • 11 809.1 961 The clubs, mentioned above, have m running catch by Egidio of onds to lead Donald Osborn past the Little Silver Friday night and won of-doors, getting close to nature, William Qulglty, BUten Island 2 of the best known surf fishermen In 988 several times been seen in action at finish, stake by 25i minutee. Th game over Neptune City in the William Wllllami. Navulnk 2 Red Bank Recreation 2 18 842.1 Brlcese's loan fly to leftfleld and a fresh air and wholesome exercise. this vicinity, has written a story en- AVERAGES. Memorial Park, Belmar. Worthley brothers were third. Firemen's baseball game on the shore William Jackson, StaUn Iilanl 2 INDIVIDUAL catch made by Simpson of a line It Is a cure for care, ah-antidote G. B. RoterU, Philadelphia 1 titled "Plugging The Surf," which G AVE HS Tho Red Bank semi-pro team noxt diamond when he tripled with two 261 drive, with Brioese again the victim. Rullman led the fleet around th for worry. In Includes companion- CLASS B appears In the July Issue of Field & Taylor ; IB 208.11 Sunday afternoon will meet Buck first lap, but lost his lead at the be- men on. The ecore was 6 to 5. ship with friends, social Intercourse, Strykar -. 208.6 2(6 The score: Stream. Mr. "VanVIiet has had many 244 Wlngo'a Hoboken team at 3 o'clock ginning of the second lap when Al- Scheldt got 2 hits out of 8 trips to Paul Pugllie. Ptttenon .... Men*ior>ana 204.2 RED BANK. opportunity for courtesy, kindness Leo Davli, Englerrood ~ years of experience In eurf fishing D. Acerra ... 204.2 235 while in a preliminary game the At- bat. The box tcore: 237 AB R H PO A laire began trimming sail. The cap- and generosity to an opponent It Eric Browo. Camden and probably no one in this section L. Acerra .. 100.13 las A. A. of Long Branch will play Bruno, >i. 6 1 S 1 1 tain came up from fourth place LITTLE SILVER. DIHlono ... 109.0 236 promotes not only physical health A. J. Dunbar, Camden is better versed in this out-door 231 the Belford Red Sox at 1:30 o'clock. BatU. 3 b. 4 0 10 1 which he held at the end of the first AB R H Al Anderson, Englewood ... Tattle 197.14 N. Ajchetllno, lb. < 0 1 8 0 and strength but moral force. port than he. Decker 197197.2 245 lap, end had a three-minute lead Hammond, c 4 0 1 Sot Mahoney. Llncroft 23S Brlceii. If. 4 0 1 4 0 Yanarclln, cf 4 0 0 There you are, Joe; I hope thl Pat Lynch, Staten Xsland J. Acerra 10614 West Bcrgcns vs. Old Bridge. M. Aichettfno, 2b. 4 0 0 8 2 the boats swung into the home J77 M. Aschettiro. 2b. » 1 1 explains everything. William Kelly, Everett Tho first catch oi! tuna In Northern Woodward 104.7 Dlttl. efi, 4 0 0 10 strstch. N. Aschettlno, It J 0 0 K. M. Borea. Narbath, Pa. The West Borgen baseball club will raters reported to this column this DanT c 2 2 1 10 0 The summary: Crawford, rf 2 0 1 William Brown, Camden .... oppose the Old Bridge athletic asso- Crawford, rf. 4 110 0 Weaver, lb. ._...... —— 4 2 1 Bob Btated he was going to start eason waa made Monday by four Wins Fight Tickets. ciation team Sunday afternoon at AaffuiUne, p. 8 10 0 4 Starting T!m«: 10;32 a. . m Rattl, 3b .. 2 2 1 painting the inside of his house, mglors fishing with Captain Charles John J. Ming of Shrewsbury was 2:30'on Firemen's field at IJttle Sil- 14 5 8 27 S 0 Boat and Owner Finis Scheldt. «e. » 1 2 UnchriBtened. Charlei Allaire 11:54-3 Art Wood, j> » 0 0 now that the outside is finished. Bo Evergreen Farms •lorcey, on the White Squall, out the winner of two ringside tickets, ver. Tho Red BankerB have dtreng- LEONARDO. Mike, Donald Osborn 11:57 you fellows who paid for the outsld rom Manasquan inlet. In the party priced at $40 each, for the Louls- thened their team with the addition AB B H PO A Vjke, Worthley Brothers 11:57-1 88 » 7 Lose At Eatontown Sfttlo, If. Polywojf, Wes Housman 11-57-3 NEPTUNE CITY. Job better be on your guard. 'ere Dr. George Gardner of Newark Schmollnfr fight to be held tonight at of several new playors. Sunpion, ti. -.. Tip Top, Borden Hance 11-58 AB R H Dr. Walter Hamilton and Edward the Yankee stadium. Tho tickets Oonk. 8 b Oscar. Edwards $ " 11:59 Halloway, cf ... S 1 0 Not very much activity over th< The Monmouth County Country Langan of Hoselle Park and Arthur were disposed of on the co-operative Crooks Winner at Newark. Conovar, cf. — Popeye, Barbara] 12:03 Vebrano, 2b. ... » 1 2 club pololsts avenged a defeat Friday Sammy Crooks of Rumson won Reddjn. lb...... ue, Davla Bn 12:01 Kronwetter, BI. ..3 2 week-end. Too much rain. Some o: Ulrich of Rockvllle Center. Three plan by the entertainment commit- F«t«rion. 2b, Barct, UN .. » 0 the boys got good and wet. Dldn' when they turned the tables on the una weighing 65, 63 and 60 pounds tee of the Red Bank lodge of Elks, of the Class B race for outboards at Fibrer, rf. Six boats olMour classes Balled i 0 know John's trousers could fit Evergreen Farms team on their home vero taken. which Robert Graham Is chairman the 30th annual Newark Motor Yacht Griffin, e. . unday's race Slid by the Fair Ha Vitale, c. 0 field and won 9 to 5. George Oliver club regatta Saturday on tho Passalo. Lahey, p, Hew 3b 8 I many of the fellows. Bill and Pet< The White Squall was about 25 The drawing took place Monday 'en Yacht club. Bad weather reduce "»o«>. - --•- better reduce. That ia if they In- led the Eatontown team with 4 goals. illcs northeast from Manasquan In- night at the Elks home. Ashley Hale of Albany was second. 10 0 1 27 IS S he starters. The only competition Gerber"--V-"'-. rif " 8• 0 tend to wear John's trousers again, The line-ups: 1 0 0 0 S 0 0 0—5 ras between three sneakboxes from Monmouth 9 Evergreen B 20 S 10 ed Bank. Thl« was won by Borden Sorry you could not play with th« No. 1—C. Cuinman UnUrmeyer ance'a Tip Top. Edward Davis fln- No. 2—T. Bradley K. El«n«r girls today, Carol—sure missed you No. 3—G. Oliver, Jr. C. Combi Motorcycle Races ihed second and Edwards Rullman Mrs. Connor Breaks Understand Dot and Doc are os Back—A. Glmbel T. Lawrence as third. a two weeks' vacation. Have a gooi Momnoutb C.C.C. 1 1 « 1 1 !-l At Asbury Park "Bud" Blalsdell sailed a new boat, • Golf Course Record time and come back nice an Evergreen Tvmi ...-. Illll 0—5 rtilch he recently purchased, and Goale for Monmouth—Oliver 4, Ouibman DOREMUS BROS. tanned. )on Asay sailed his birdboat, the i, Glmbel 2, Bradley. The second season of motorcycle Mrs. Joseph Connor, outstanding Bid you hear a certain father leo For Evergreen Farmi—Lawrenoe 1, Un racing at tho Asbury Park Jiigh eal. Rullman's snipe, Umer was termeyer. Elinlr and Combi. ailed by Thomas Lloyd. woman golfer at Swimming River turlng his son on the first ttee abou* Referee—James Baynoldi. COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE 1877 cchool stadium, on Deal Lake, will Country club, broke the course rec- "practice makes perfect." Bettei Time of chuMten—1% minntei oca. get under way this Saturday evening ord for ladles Sunday at that club, with a gala opening day program, Red Bank Loses when ahe turned in an 83 score for 3 PHONES—1560 - 1561 - 1562 arranged by Track Manager Andy the 76-par course. •Watts, which will Includo the East's To St. Peter's The former record ot 82 was held 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -:- FREE DELIVERY Internationally ranked night speed- by Mrs. Dorothy McVey before the way stars. The Red Bank Catholic high school ourse was lengthened 300 yards. Headlining the program of eighteen Jaseball team closed Its eeason Frl- The kicker'B handicap tournament SPECIALS—THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ! events, will be an important Eastern iay afternoon by lofllng to St. Petor'a letween 70 and 80 was won by Arthur motorcycle partldeo league match be- ?reslin when 73 was drawn. Mrs. toMn the newly formed Asbury Blue igh school of New Brunswick on Joseph Connor, Howard Halk and SMhops and the all-star Trl-Clty .lcClaskey'a field, 7 to 1. Bill Little, Frank Balrd -were eecond place win- Btadlum Eagles. Open professional m the mound for Red Bank, pitched ners when ti wae drawn as the sec- IN THE NEW STUBBY BOTTLE Rumps Veal 2% Jersey Fowl 2% etratch and handicap event* at four ils lost game for hla Alma Mater. ond number. Ups each round out the broadsidlng The box score: slate. NEW BRUNSWICK Tho Blue BlshopB, captained by AB B H PO A E Shrewsbury Riders alley, 8b. 6 0 2 2 10 BOTTOM EYE BONELESS Benny Kaufman, New York City's Jlllllro, p. 4 110 10 ROUND mighty mite, Includes Kenny Brower [JrnmneoB, c. R 0 1 l:i 0 0 Postpone Horseshow Pacific coast Klant, and Mark Porter, Murray, ••. B 1 2 2 1! 0 ROUND ROUND RUMP Kltan, lb. * 0 1 B 0 0 Ban Diego veteran. They will be Miilloy, 21). 4 0 0 2 10 The Shrewsbury Junior Riding coupled against Eastern Champion nUhop, cf, 4 2 2 0 0 0 club has postponed Us fourth an- STEAK ROAST ROAST ROAST Jimmy Glbb, Eases' captain; Gordon I'«rn, If 4 2 2 0 0 0 nual horseshow and gymkhana, TRY IT TODAY! (Dutch) Schoutz, the Bloorafield ex- •lenry, rf. 4 110 0 0 ticheduled to be held last Sunday un- ««llor who finished third Win th so 7 12 n b til next Saturday afternoon. It will Eastern championship standings, and RED BANK. bn held on the L. Suffern Taller es- young Jack Parr of Newark. •Ittle. p A8B R0 II0 P.O A tate, TUdj{o roarl, ftumson. The open events will BIIOW all th< Dntiowitz, 11 4 0 0 8 Sovcral of the beat Junior rlderi Mulvlhill, •• 4 112 29 partldeo riders AM well as other out- Wiehmann, 3b a 0 o 2 in tho county are expected to com- You'll like Brcldt'i b««r brtttr standing cinder skldders. Crockj Farley. If 4 0 3 0 pde. Post entries will be taken In Rawdtng of Bloomfleld, principal "or-pcrihwalti, 2b. 4 0 0 0 all clnHHes duo to the postponement. now, because. b«er In bottle* It 'onowiu, c - — 8 0 2 11 Entries will bo neenpted until Sat- threat for Gibb's title; Cliff (Slippery JoUKhlln, rf. 4 0 12 better. Stubby It handler, too, Hill of Chicago, holder of several rec- rliweerfl, rf. _... 10 0! urdny by Mian Jane Guptll. We Never Sacrifice Quality To Advertise A Price ords at Anbury Park; Don Smith Bohn, r? 2 0 0 0 and there il no dtpoilt required th« smiling Texan; big Joe Udlnky Jolinnton, lb. 0 0 0 0 FROSTED on the bottle. Order BreldtV FROSTED FROSTED FROSTED Perth Amboy Pole; Palmer Tambur- S2 1 5 27 8 7 H>, Jersey City Italian; George APRICOTS LIMA BEANS Blackberries Corn on Cob Expert Repairing Beer (rom your neighborhood M»the»on, Nova Rcotla, and others Fight Tlcturc* Coming. •will appear. _ Official ploturos of tho Ixmlf OF deafer, now. You have*, real trcit 23' 3 - 23° Sohniellng light, to bo held tonight a WATCHES, CLOCKS In itore (or you. WINH CREDIT BLIP. Yankeo stadium, will bo shown n Tomato Juice both local motion picture thenterH, and JEWELRY Post Toasties SOAP Grape Juice Final* of Women's Tourruimmit Ai The films will bo shown (U tho Carl- i>kf. no qt. can BirlmmLng Itlvcr Next Tiieadft ton theater on Saturday, Sunday nn'1 Accuracy, skill and experi- pt hot. A QC Mr*. John Knhrey -wn» winner o Monday nnd at the Btrand thontor ence enable us to do (he NO DEPOSIT ON STUBBY 8' KIHKMANH BUN-BAYED A Slicker's hnndicaj) for wonum Tueo on Hundny, Monday and Timidity. most delicate repairing. We H. A W. d«y at Hwlmmlng Hlver Countr guarantee satisfaction. Our Ritz Cracker* Shredded Wheat Jersey Peas Gilbey's Gin qlub, whan number f& wan drawn Itacw Biimluy, orices will please tvou. pki The prlM wan a *3 credit slip, give The Garden fllate Haolng nwwdn- bottlo $J/29 by Anthony's Clothiers. 2 - 23° 2 *"• 15° tlon will hold their third meet of t.lio Silverware Repaired rAVORITI TAVIIM HwMt, Tender Mrn. J. J, Cononr defeated Mrs, A: noo"on flundny afternoon at tho CouIImore fr*d Burns In a eeml-flnal match I Woortlirldgr, Hpeedway. Time trlnto and RcplatetJ Like New Friends Beans BEANS CARROTS tha woman's tournnment, 1 up. Mn will begin at 1 o'clock with tho firnt KEEP ON THE "nnr.IDT" HIDB ran SCOTCH Alka Halper turned |n a low aeon heat ntartlna nn hoar and a half REUSSILLES' $2-69 of M Tu«»d«y, the first tlm« she 1m liter. DISTRIBUTORS! 18° 2 *-13 bottle broken 90. In th« olh«r neml-nrti 36 Broad St., Red Bank •. H. Crala, Point rUiuM Bay H.ad M. KoMaH.14, match toll walk Mr», Sum Halpi 14 N. Bridie Av. Coal A Ic. 1007 F St.. lugnit o»n The road to better and bigger busi- IU4 Bank. M. J. 314 Hawtkom. Av.. Balntr. N. J. trill m.et Mr.. Arthur Brmlln. Th ness leads through The Rcninter'n ad- T.I. H, &, 14U rfat IW.nl, N. 1. Tet ~ "

Front street where the church la lo- leaves two other daughters, Mis* Pageant Given Graduates Give Obituary. cated was a dirt road with dirt path* Mad* Qray of Leonardo, and a Long Branch Plays Red Banker Hits for sidewalks. daughter who live* at Albany, 'New Play At Eatontown William U. Waters. Mr. Waters was twice married. York. Mrs. Gray returned from Al- Italian Lottery At Exercises William H. Waters, one of the best Hia second wife, who was Caroline bany to her daughter's homa at Leo- known and most Respected colored Davison Waters, died about nine nardo on Monday, and yesterday she) The annual commencement tin- Here On Thanksgiving residents of Bed Bank, died at the years ago. Mr. Waters leaves a went to the home of Mrs. Mo- SedTatoreOuennuuio of Bridge At Fair Haven olses of Eatontown grammar school age of 77 year* yesterday. His home son, Louis H. Waters of East Orange, Carthy for a visit. •wenw had m windfall this Week were held last night at the Eaton- was at the corner of Central avenue and a step-daughter, Mra. Florenco •fid b celebrating double. In A pageant entitled. "Our United town Methodist church, Rev. J. Wes- and Berry atreet Smith of Red Bank. Erruna S. Caruso. ley Walnwrlght, paetor of the Eaton- Athletic Director William G. Sherwood Releaws Eight- addition to It being the) tOtb so- States" featured the closing exer- Uncle Billy," as Mr. Waters was The funeral will bo held Saturday Emma S. Caruso, Infant daughter nlvemry ef bis entrance into cises of tha Willow street grammar town Methodist church, addressed familiarly known, was for many afternoon at one o'clock at the late the graduates. of Louis and Blanche Rossi Caruso Game Schedule (or Red Bank Grlddera— the employ of the Metropolitan sohool of Fair Haven last night. The year* employed by the Jersey Cen- home of Mr. Waters and the inter- of Locust avenue, died yesterday af- lacunae* company, he received auditorium was filled to capacity. Robert Braun proeldont of the tral Power and Light company. A ment will be In White Ridge ceme- ternoon at . Rivervlew hospital of Leonardo Has Open Date. • tsJagnun giving nottfloation of Presentation of pageants has been class,' presented the address ot wel- few years ago he was retired from tery at Eatontown. pneumonia. The funeral was held hi* winning »100 in ttte Italian the custom at the graduating exer- come and Doria Dean Rave the vale- service on a pension aa a reward this morning at B o'clock at her lite lottery. dictorian address. A one-act play en- An «lght-guna schedule for ReA cise* at Fair Haven for several for his long and faithful service. He Mrs. Mary Gray. home and at 10 o'clock at St. An- He aald thla morning that It years, and among those who attend- titled, "The Right to Graduate," was had many fine qualities of character Mrs. Mary Gray died suddenly last thany"a church with the rector, Rev. Bulk high school's 1988 lootball team waa the first time he had ever presented by the'Rraduatea. The scene wu r«l«ased yssterday by Athlotlo Shore Towns Ask ed last night's exercl.es were many and a host of friends. night Of heart disease at the homa Nicholas Soriano, officiating. Burial, won any aliable priie) at any. who expressed the opinion that "Our W8B laid at a meeting of the board ol During his childhood Mr. Waters of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Mc- in charge of the Worden Funeral Director William O. Shtrwood. Th» thing. He Is a native Of Italy education at the Eatontown Metho- tobtduls thli year calls for a Thanks- United States" topped them all. This attended Trinity church and Sun- Carthy of Water Witch: She waa 72 home, waa In Mount Olivet cemetery. For County Aid and came to this country In 1* due to, the fine training by the j dlst church. Present were tho board giving day gama at Red Bank t>«- of education and the class of 1038. day-school of Red Bank and he was years old. Funeral arangements In 1898, Before becoming eta In- teachers and also to the fact that a confirmed In that church more than charge of A. M. PoBton and itans The original charter of Osargla, twssn the rad and gray grldd«ra and surance man he conducted a The cast was as follows: th«lr Kratn and white rivals from Municipality* Appeal to Fr*e- large number of the pupils had had 65 years ago. He liked to talk have not yet been completed. adopted in 1733, haa been redrafted barber ahop on Shrewsbury experience In previous pageants. President of Board of Education about old times at Red Bank when Besides MrB. McCarthy, Mrs. Gray with Important changes nine time*. Long Branoh, holdtrs for Fund* to Protect avenue for U year*. Daniel 8. Morrii L*it year Bouth Rlvor played aa Those who took part In the pageant Dlatrlot Clerk KichaVd Huberts Red Bank'i Thanksgiving day op- Beach Front—Now Method in were Josephine Ottman, Barbara PMsldent of Clan o( 1936 .... Robert Braun McClees, George Curchln, Albert Historian Edwin Brower ponent. Red Bank will not play Leo- Caring for Kind. Prophet Alton Mabb nardo, thli fall. Linden high «chool Sopp, Dorothy Llebeck, Thelma Staf- Lftwiar _ -. Gloria Taylor his h«»n hooks* lnstaad. Hed Bank ford, Lola England, Nola Waterman, Olfta Virginia" Reihini -Ths-mumelpalltleiofrMonmouth Gene Worthley 7;!bTLTrdrTBlIlITlUlrB5ys Valedictorian. .~:..:;..v.^^Dorli-Dean baa never met Linden In football. county bordering on the Atlantic Chorus "The Merry Heart" Class The Red Bank eleven, after aeveral VanRlper, Vernon King, Ola Frei- Btfcltfctlon, "Schoolboy'a Soliloquy" ocean, Imprelied upon th* board ef berg, Harold Peterson, Stanley Whitney Lavene weeke of bard practice under their freeholders at their regular masting Finishes First Solo, "Melody from tha Sky" new ooaoh Richard P. Quest, form- Cohen, Alfred Robblns, Donald at the courthouse yesterday morning Snyder, Kenneth Peteraon, Bernard Irma Bannett erly of Brldgeton high ichool, ill that tbs matter of coast protection Skeeter Fleet Race Won by Ike Baadlng, "My College Career" open on October S with Linden, on Rolsma, Donald Bcherer, Monroe Adolph Koiicay was not entirely a municipal obliga- in 37 Vt Minute* for Three- Dlxon, Larry Calllnan, Leonard Flu- Chorui, "Dip tha Oar" .... Boys of the Claas the Red Bank athletic field. Ouget tion but was also a county obliga- Recitation, "Casey at tha Bit" will be assisted by Mr. Sherwood. . Mile Course—Races on July gel, Billy Myatt, Marcellus Relehllnsr, tion. Howard Lancaster, William Petti- Quest will have 5 varsity men baok Clauds Herbert ot Belmar, engineer 4 Planned. Following the entertainment the from last year's squad, Including grew, Madeline Llebeck, Natalie 11 (or many ot the Interested munici- Parker, Virginia Conover, Doris Ai- girls of the class sang, "Lights Out, Ralph SwarU, George Wilde, Kebo palities, explains! that at a meeting Gene Worthley In his Ike, finished and in clewing Mr. Walnwrlght gave Oettle, Johnny Barberlo and Larry ef the officials It was decided that benediction. Those who received dl- half a minute ahead of Charles Al- ard Feldt, James Acker, Charles Iplomaa were Robert A.Braun, Edwin Fid«ro. Bill Phlfer, who will return the ocean front drive was an asset laire In hts Mopalong to win the to »ohool next year, will be Ineligible Jannarone, Corinne Feldt, Bernard L, Brower, Vandy Dangler, Charles to the county as well as to the In- three-mile race of Dlckman'a akeeter Rosenberg, Dolores Moraller, Mary beoauae ol hi* axe. "Judge" Daniels, dividual communities and th* coun- S. Hayes, Raymond B. Hill, Alfred 77 BROAD STREET FREE DELIVERY fleet last night, Worthley completed Rabito, William Anderson, Raymond J. Jervls, Adolph E. Kozlcky, Whit- PHONE 1353 - 2613. Arnold Siegfried, Charles Harring- ty should be asked to bear a portion the one lap In 37V4 minutes. ton, Harry VanNote and "Buoky" Davison, William Conover, John ney Lavene, Alton Mabb, Paul Moffler, of the protection costs. The group Donald Osborn, sailing his Miks, Hulsebos, Robert Holmes, William Edward Moyea, James Reynolds, Al- Mead, eecond and third etrlng men presented to the board a petition was third and Donald Bubbard In STORE OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. of laet year, are expected to make Jakubecy, Barney Rolema, Eleanor en MY Riddle, Bessie M. Adams, Irma adopted at the meeting of official!, his Sno-Use II was fourth. Tllton, Barbara Baumann, Marie Bennett, Ruth L. Chasey, Dori» the varsity thin season. In which th* board was asked to co- The following ti Red Bank'a tohed- The summary: Cameron, Betty Ottman, Edward Jean, Dorothy Jackson, Julia Living- operate by appropriating f 100,000 an- SUrt 7lO8 M. Carey, John Rabito, Leroy Slckler, ston, Virginia Relhlng, Florence M GROCERY SPECIALS FOR ENTIRE WEEK! Quantities Limited! ule: nually, beginning with 19JT, to b* ap- Boat sad Owner Flnlih Octotxr I— Lindan, home. nu, DDan e WorthlaWthl y 7I42ISS 0 Lelghton George, Nancy Egan, Mar- Rowland, Vivian Shields and Gloria Octobtr 10—South Rlvar, homt. portioned to ths respective com- Mopslons III. Okarlea Allaire 7i4S garet Cameron, Jean Stadler, Joan . Taylor. Oatobtr IT—Morrlatown, sway. munities on a basil of 15% of what Mikt, Donald Olborn ...... 7:48:44! 5 Snyder, Arietta Bowen, Mabel Peter- Ootok.r 24—Artnira Park. »»•'• •ach expends, Bno-Uec H.Donald HubbarJ .... I.ii Th» board of education Includes ASTOR COFFEE 1-lb. can O«toh«r IJ—Prlneaton, homa, Sio.Poke, Caro Qulnn 7:44:05 son, Bernlce Williams, Billa Dangler, Daniel S. Morris, president; Milton Novambtr 7—Naptuna, away. Director Raymond Wyckoff In- Tip Top, Bordan Hanea —... 7:45 Kathleen Scott, Earl Slckler,-James Novrabar H—WooabtWsa, awa*. formed th* group that th* board Smith, vice president; Richard B. 'opeye, Barbara Bsyre ...—— 7:45:10 Costello, George Chandler, Norman Roberts, district clerk; Harry Crane, Reg. Large Nov.mk.r II—Long Branch, homa. miized its responsibility, and added Bua, Jack snd Bob Davis . 7:42:08 Cameron, Charles Anderson, Jack Newcomer For l that a considerable amount Is an- Oiear, Bdwarda Bullmm ..._ 7:48:80 Edmund Wolcott, Frank J. Kutcher, RINSO lie ^olywog. Wei Houiman ...... 7:47 Mlnton, Beverly Rosenberg, Joan Albert Smock, Spencer Patterson, Ed- Package The Matawan high iohool foolbiill nually expended upon the ocean Snap, Buck* M«d 7:47:80 Harvey, Phoebe Ann Bent, Jean team will be a newcomer to Leon- ward Dodd and Albert C. .Wolcott, boulevard. The board adopted a Four new members, Robert Beedle, Chandler, Gloria Rabito, Helen ardo high school's football eohadule resolution pledging Us co-operation ustodlan. FrerJ G. Steelman la prin- California Oval Can in 1 Robert Mead, Edward McQueen and Chandler, Patriola Callinan, Laura and will open the latter * season on to the fullest extent and authorised lpal. DEL MONTE Arthur Duske, have Joined the mos- Acker, Alfred Niedermayer, Robert SARDINES Tomato Saute jrrlasy, October 3, at Leonardo. For the county solloltor to meet with th* quito fleet. Calllnan, Dorothy Beattle and Jean the nrst time In many y«Me Red municipal solicitors to determine Plans are being made for an all- VanBuskirk. Bank will not be on Leonardo'* New Committees Fancy Lgst. what legislative action Is necessary day selling; carnival to be held' on Miss Helen Kerrigan of the Bum- DEL MONTE PLUMS •nhediile. to permit the county to co-operate In Quality Can 12c been renamed to July «. There will be races for all son, Fair Haven and Sea Bright For Quad Club Metuchen haa the manner requested. elaooos and other olubi In the vicin- Nursing association, presented cor Laonardo'a Schedule after an sbsenee Beside* Mr. Herbert, th* spokes- Lgst- 1 ity will be Invited to enter boat*. Uflcates to all the members ot the The Red Bank Quadrangle club C WHOLE iv«tA of several yean. Coach Loula Jacoba man, the group presenting the plea Merchants desiring to donate prizes Can Can Rumion grldder* will meet Leonardo graduating elass for having com- met last night In their .clubrooms on Fruit Cocktail was composed of Mayor frank Bor- may do *o by Kitting In touch with pletsd a course In first aid. Good 19 Apricots 12° en Thanksgiving day. den of Bradlsy Besoh, chairman) Broad street when plans wore an- 1 Frank P. Dlekman. cltlzsnshtp medals ware presented by nounced for a July dance. The new- Following I* Leonardo * schedule: Mayor Alton Evans of Long Branch, Lg.No.2 The S elwse* will Include knock- Mrs. Ehrlck Parmly to Barbara Mc- ly elected officers were sworn into DICED C Us*. October I—M*Uw«n, homt. Commissioner Leon Abbott of Avon about*, bird class, sneskboxos, snipe*, Clees and William Fettlgrsw. A cer- Libby's Can C October »—Opan, !><"»•• and Harry Berenger ef Deal. ofllca by James Hanley, former CARROTS 6 Qatokar IT—Matucsan, »«»T. comet*, moth* and Indians. The first tlneaU for eight years' perfect at- chaplain. Salmon 9° Ootobtt «4—Naptuni. homt. David Duretsky of Perrlnevllle ap- race will begin at 10 o'clock In the Oeteba» 10—Tenu «l»e», hows. tendance was presented to Robert The athletlo association was peared before the board and com- morning. The racln* will continue Calllnan. 1 Reg.Wlb, Novambar s—rrlnaeten, TO. named with Chester Eble as presi- CRAB Bey. JJovatakar 14—Atlentle Hlshlandi. unda. plained that bis orops were being until darkness sets In. Rev. Henry P. Bowen gave the In Can TOILET washed out by drain water whlob dent, Arthur Kerr secretary and Korean MEAT 15° SOAP SixeCUke ISowsAsr «lr««»oW, ww. vocation, William Fettlgrew extend treasurer and Worden Grooms, Ben- Lux 51° should flow along the road, but ean ed greetings from the graduating Kov«mb«r 18—Bunuon, nomt. not beoause th* dltobss along the Mary Mount Guild jamin Parker, Arthur MacDonald dais and Roland Fennlmore, super- and Robert Pettlgrew. Charles Tabor C.&B. C Mtk. county road have not been cleined. vising principal, presented the gram He was referred to County Road Has Final Meeting was named historian and Frank Qt Jar Jar Little Silver Wina mar sohool certificates. Warner aa chaplain. Tomato Juice 15 Peanut Butter 23° Supervisor Conover. The graduates are Robert William County Adjuster John L. Montgom- The June meeting of Mary Mount Oyer Freehold Nine chapter of the World Wide guild of Calltnan, Stanley Cohen,' Dorothy L. TIPS No. 2 Can ery called the board's attention to the Baptist church, the last to be Beattle, Corinne Feldt, Olaf Frei- Mrs. Hfljdco C. Elliott. C TOASTED a new method of caring for the All Green Flakes The Little Sliver firemen's baseball held thla season, took place Friday berg, Charles M. S. Jannarone, Ver- Mra. Haydeo C. Elliott of Silver Asparagus 15 Force Whole Wheat 10° blind, effective July 1. After that night at the home of Mrs. Eleanor non L. King, Howard W. Lancaster, White Gardens, widow of George H. team upset the Freehold firemen date the care of th* blind will be Tuesday night on the litter's dia- Kenyon of Little Silver." Thirty-two Madeline Liebeok, Barbara Elisabeth Elliott, former Sea Bright mayor shared upon an equal basis by th* members were present. McClees, Robert F. Miller, Dolores and prominent business man, died mond by a score of 12 to 6. Vino county and Federal funds, Instead ef DAIRY DEPARTMENT Hammond and Johnny Scheldt wej;e The devotional servloe was led by June Moraller, Alfred Nledermayer, Saturday morning at Monmouth by the county and municipality, as Mrs. Harry Chamberlain. The busi- Josephine V. D. Ottman, Harold W, Memorial hospital, where she had home run hitters for Little Silver. In the past. U. S. No. 1 e The box score: ness session wa* presided over by Peterson, William Pettlgrew, Mary been a patient since Juno 4. She had New and Delicious 1 Ih A report submitted by Sheriff Mr*. Arthur Ryer«on. A new mem- S. Rabito, Alfred Robblns, Bernard been In failing health the past two NEW POTATOES 3 »-14 UTTM! SILVER. George H. Roberts showed the fol- years but her condition was not con- AB R H PO A ber, Mrs. Howard MacKenzle, was E. Rosenberg, Kathleen L. Scott, Ask for Sample. y*n>nll>, • If. lowing records for the county jail enrolled. Donald P. Snyder, Albert L. Sopp, sidered serious until she fell on June Hammond, of •.—••» * t 8 during May; the total number of 1 at her home and broke her hip. M. -AiehetUno. »b * 1 t MrB. Alfred Beck turned In $25, Jr., Eleanor H. Tilton and Jean Van- 0 2 prisoners was SOS, the number ad- which she and her committee had Buskirk. She waa In her 78d year. For sev- Red-Skin Cheese 29. JjT A»oh»ttini>r«ii."ii!""". 4 1 1 mitted was 08 and the number dis- eral yeara she had been associated Golden Ripe C 1 0 raised through the sale of candy. Mr. Fennlmore said the board of J_|| doz. Crawford, tf - - » I 10 charged wa* Mi the dally average Mra. Russell Mlnton and Miss Edith education had contemplated discon- with Charles V. Shropshire of Hud- W.iv.r. 1b - • number was 116, with a cost of 31 Jumbo BANANAS lehaldt, If. ••• >b. * 1 0 McLean were appointed to the visit- tinuing perfect attendance certifi- son avenue In conducting the bu»l- Imported Danish Woodi, p « • i 0 cents per day for feeding. The total ing committee for September. cates, but had decided to Issue them ness of the Sea Bright Bathing pa- number of prisoner days was 3,569. Miss Ruth McGuIre, missionary for another year. He said the board's vilion. She was born at Long Roquefort 14 11 12 31 II The Freehold police committed 118 to foreign-born in the Atlantio dis- Branch, tho daughter of the late ib37< FREEHOLD, attitude Is that some children In lodgers during the month. trict, waa tha speaker. Mrs. Beck order to maintain a perfect record Frank and Eleanor Morris Martin Jersey Iceberg Xhoadei, 1( i AB R II 10 A The board adopte. d- .resolution ._.....s pro. - and Mis* Mary Mount spoke briefly attend school when they are feeling and had resided at Sea Bright for Vsniderveer, 1b. » vldlng for raising their share of I of the home mission work which many years. Her husband died 13 l-ib. LETTUCE In, geheod • LusaJinl, Ib. 9b. p...—- 4 HI and should remain at horns. Even years ago. She was a member of St funds toward three local WPA pro]-1 they have been doing. though the board enaourages punc- Pure Lard Pkg. 1L Dwa, — * George's Episcopal church, Rumson. ?otter. «f * ects. The project* and tha amount Th~ e presiden" t announced that a tuality, tho consensus of the mem- Caahior., rf. f to be raised by the county for each summer rally and house party for Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. JloKaokln, a . » bers Is that these children are en- Mttthewi. 8b J are aa follow*: Renovation of ooun- the state executive board will be dangering their health and may en- John H. Naughton of Rumson and Madge, 8b .-» » ty jail, 15,800; conversion of garage held Saturday and Sunday at tha danger the health of other pupils. Mrs. Eleanor Alexander, who lives at Cream Cheese lb 25< RADISHES Cjulnn, p, .. ...«.—... * at rear of courthouse into Juvenile Shark River Hills hotel. The local Mr. Fennlmore praised Everett home. She also leaves a sister, Miss 2° bunch II 8 10 II ( 1 court building, (2,363.77; repairing organization will hold a White Cross Smith, janitor of the school, for the Ella F. Martin, and two grandchil- SCALLIONS defects In the root of the courthouse, meeting Monday night. A cake sala clean appearance of the building. dren, Eleanor and Howard Alexan- H0,682.77. will be held Saturday morning of der, all of whom live at home. Manasquan Beats next week, at 8 o'clock at Berge's The funeral was held Monday af- Smoked Salmon . 45fb market on Broad street. ternoon at her late home in charge Bay Shore Nine Stamp Club to Meet. Plans were, also made for the of Rev, Earl G, Llcr, rector of St. Hard Ripe Smoked White Fish 49fb e The Monmouth County Philatelic annual summer and card party on George's church. Burial was In Glen- TOMATOES 2 ">•• 15 The Manasquan high echool base- society will meet tomorrow night at the lawn of the home of Mrs. War- To The Farmers wood cemetery, West Long Branch, ball team eliminated Atlantio High- the Red Bank borough ball at 8 ren Fowler of Broad street. Tuesday o'clock. There will be a general dls- afternoon, July 31. Thn next meet- land* Tuesday afternoon at Memorial The soaking rains of last week GEORGETOWN GRADUATE. Park, Belmar, to gain way to meet cusslon on postal Issues, particular* Ing will be held Friday night, Sep- and Sunday were worth millions of BEST QUALITY MEATS—Shop With Confidence Xeyport Friday for the championship ly the new oommemoratlve and the tember 11. _ dollars to the farmers of Monmouth John Paul Hicks of Long Branch, contemplated Issues. formerly of Red Bank, graduated ol the Shore Conference baseball county, especially to the potato from Georgetown university yestt*- WILSON CERTIFIED league. The *core waa 8 to 2. Three Postoffice Wins farmers, according to those who are day and received hla bachelor of borne fun* featured the game. The Brown Bomber Dance. competenp t to know. The long dry arts, degree. He was one of the hon- SUGAR CURED box ecore: A "Brown Bomber" dauce and radio Oyer Bank Players spell had leflftt ththe potato crop In a or seniors and the Quickooll medal SMALL REGULAR MANABQUAN. broadcast will be held tonight by the bad way, and many farmeru feared . AD H for the best knowledge, of selected H PO A Girls' Activity club at the WeiUide An upset occurred last night In the the potatoes would bo so small they Shakesperlan plays was awarded to (10 to 12-16. Averagr) Clark. 1« -..---... 5 too HAMS 24* would not be worth digging. This Wation, rf. 6 I 1 T. M. C. A. hall. Following the re- T. M. C. A. softball league when the him. His mother, Mra. Marian Hicks Ooyl«. lb. J 6 turns of the Loula-Schmellng fight i Second National bank team, dropped prospect, has been entirely changed of Long Branch, and his aunt, Mrs. Wood. »b. » 2 dance will be held, There will be out of a first plaoe tie with the Red by the moist weather. There Is how Michael J. Hynan of Red Bank, at- Klw, P J 1 every Indication of a full crop, to- tended the commencement exercises. FBESH-HILLED Boneless Bailed EXTRA FANCT APPlegate, el. | > two Door snows. Bank Quadrangle club when they they were defeated by the Poetofflco gether with higher prices than have Henvule, e. ... • • J been true for a number of years. Mr. Hicks graduated from St. Extra Fancy Spring Young HEN Wllbtrt, cf. » team, 6 to 3. James grammar school of Red Bank EYE or BOTTOM Brown, Sb. > Confirmation Service. Coincident with the breaking ef George L Trubln, 18-year-old son In Thursday night's game the and afterwards attended Seton Hall 19 8 11 27 9 Postofltce defeated tha Bell telephone the drought came a big Increase In of Mr. and Mra. I. Jay Trubln of potato values due to decreaoed pro- preparatory school at South Orange. Round Roast Turkeys ATLANTIO 1UOHLANDS. Ducklings Spring street, will be confirmed Sat- team, 18 to 15, while Monday night duction In Maryland and Virginia, He plans to return to Georgetown AB K H PO A the Quad-Bell laboratory game was university in tho fall and take up Koaak, lb. 2 12 urday morning at 10 o'clock at Tem- commonly known aa tho Eastern PHU, u. 1 8 rained out. The T. M. H. A, won Iho study oil law. 0 O ple B'nat Israel by Rabbi Arthur Shore. Last year the market for Doraatt, If. •—• Hershon. Tuesday night over the Y. M. C. A., Monmouth county potatoes waB glut- Keyea, p. .——.—.—.-. 1 0 5 to 3. Rlehmond, rf, —..——> 0 1 ted by Extern Shore product*, but COMPLETE BANK REPAIRS. IS;,. 24*lb 29*lb Koran, lb. •- 0 I Two Bed Bank Births. STANDING Or THE TEAMS. there Is no likelihood of this occur- 1 « W The extenBlve celling and wall Pleatant, of Quadrangle club 4 ring this year. The Monmouth coun- Slmpaon, aa. 0 ,1 Two babies were bom Tuesday at decorations at the Second National Rivervlew hospital. Mrs. Irving fiaeond National BajiW , 4 ty farmera are assured of gocd Romnndettl, Sb, ...-..— 1 0 Ball laboratories .... „. Flank and Trust company were oom- Wells of Oakland street and Mr*. 1 a price.* until at least September, when ARMOUR STAR STAMPED BEEF S3 t T IT IS « Maine potatoes will become salable. ploted this week after six weeks' William L. Bennett of Plnokney road Y. M. H. A. - .. 1 work. Barnett-Phllllps of New York each gave birth to a ion. Bell telephone _.. The rains came too late to benefit Bad Bank tinmen ...... the SAulhehi potato planters. did the celling and outlined the Eatontown Couple Y. M. O. A l walls, whllo J. J. Travers and sons SIRLOIN Medloal Patients, GAMES THIS WEEK. It la estimated that the farmers of Rod Bank did tho baslo painting, Emma Caruso, two-months-old Tonight—Firemen vs. Bill t.I. of Monmouth county Invest more painted tho directors' room and arc Best-Ball Match Monday—Quads vs. Dank. than one million dollars annually in daughter of Mrs, Blanche Caruso of Tuesday—Y. H. (!. A. vs. Ball W. repainting the working room. Top Round Steak 28 Locust avenue, and Mrs. Virginia Wednesday—Postofflce us. Y. M. H A. potatoes. The total acreego Is about An lnterclub pro-amateur match 15,000 acres and the average outlay The celling had not been painted waa held Tuesday afternoon at Mon- Walter of Main street, Matawan, are since 1BH wlion they wore decorated medical patients at Rivervlew hos- Drive on One-Eyed Cars. per acre Is $75. Thin would give a mouth County Country club between grand total of $1,125,000, which Is by Barnett-Phllllps. Tho walls were JERSEY CUT Herb Gasklll, pro, and Harold R. pital. The Bea Bright police department not painted In eight years. Fresh Oaught will make a drlv; on one-light cars considered a very conservative esti- James, amateur, of the Eatontown mate. MACKEREL WEAKFISH FILLETS Flounder* club, and John Showier, assistant Townsend dub Heating. tomorrow night.' Chief Andrew An- I-Aivn Vurty at Llnoroft derson announced list night that all The strawberry crop is said to tin pro,'and Billy Rohrey, son of Jaok A meeting of the Townsend club of about 25 per cent lean than normal Bohrey, pro, at Bwlmmlng River cars having only one light will be Mr«. Joiioph W. Thompson wafl hos- Red Bank will be held Tuesday even- because of the dry spell. Tho mixed tena at a lawn party Tunsilay after- Country club. The former team was Ing, July 31, at the town ball. Sam- atopped, and If the drivers do not 18c lb have extra bulbs In their possession hay and timothy hay cropn were noon to 40 membera and guests of 3 »• 19< victorious 8 to 1. 2«»15- uel Clark, the president, will preside. seriously damaged. The renpberry they will get a ticket to see Judge the Ladles' aid society, lrifUon dol- Qasklll and James tallied a be«t- •«» i — and blackberry crops and orchard ball score of 69, 2 under par, while Sweeney. lars were cleared. Following the Engagement Announced, crops are expected to be about nor- luncheon card» ami games were- the Bwlmmlng River team were only mal, thanka to thn ralnftilln. able to score a 74. Gasklll held the Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Dunns of played. The ndxt meeting will be Fre»h Scallops — Fresh Shrimp — Fancy Fillets Walkathon BUrt. Tonight. Thursday, July 2, at the home of Mrs. lowest score of the foursome with 78 Leonardo announce the engagement A walkathon opens tonight at At- •while Showier followed dose behind of their daughter, Rita Ursula, to P. IHalls, Fractures Leg. Anna Vernnll of Vhalanx road. lantio Beech park at Atlantio High- Louise Talarloo, 10-year-old daugh- Joseoh Bbeehaa of Locust Point. lands. It will be held In a large with a 76. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Talarlco Coiiftrnintlon at NavteLnk. WILSON CERTIFIED The beat-ball scores were as fol- tent which has a seating capacity Presented with Saber. of more than «,000 persons. > of John street, suffered a frictun Confirmation will be administered lows: of the right lee; Sunday when, while OUT next Sunday morningnt 10:3fto'olock The D'Artagnan club have present- playing with companions, she pp at All BalnU church at Nnvmlnk Sliced rtr «at 444 a«4—a* fU.klli-Jamee .... 114 4«S H4-S3 ed Darius Oarharlnl, their Instruc- Now Keanaburg R«Mwit. and fell. The family were visiting by Bishop Charles B. Colmar pf Va-Lb. Showl.r-nnlu.y . Ill MS 114-17 tor, with an Italian saber aa a token Mr. and Mm. Allen W. Caakey of friends on Shrewsbury avenue at th Puerto Rico. BOILED HAM 24' IN of appreciation fer his work. Manning place are the parents of a lime. The girl waa taken to Rlver- Arrangements have been started •„ 414 488 415-IM15 I daughter, born Monday night at OeekflfJemas «... 4«4 »J« 4an-ie.u-«4an-ieu « vtew hospital for treatment and Int- for a fair July 1 on th« church iRxmler-Bokm.. 414 441 IU-.U7.I7-77 4 It pays to advertise la Th* itagUtar, Rivervlew hoipltal. er removed to bet home, •rounds, ent. That Aro A Treat T» Pace Twe!v* REDBANKREGISTER, JUNE 18,1936. 1 and musio by a parading brass band kept open, til* being don» to that SIB HJrtOHTS. ATTEjmON! NOTICE. Red Bankers At of Kanaka glrla easy to look at, were parades could b* held. There wera Tai. lotto* that Uan. the principal ingredients of a suc- few spectators when the vie* presi- Corton CommandeiT to Attend Plwunt Vall.r T.a Room, «., — SAVE FUEL — cession of panoramas on the night dential nomination wa* mt.de. Ex- ->!» to tfet Townihlp Commltti Party Convention Church Service la a Body. ].! Townihlll tor A Planary t METAX WEATHEBSTBIF YOUB HOME of Landon's triumph. "No where Senator Walter Edge was nominated Ccrtoa Command ery of Ajtburys] BEST •umptlon llcfnM for pnmlui i elae in the whole wide world 1» aby Senator W. Warren Harbour, but Park will attend services at the Bil- •Ut. Highway U. tt Ho!md<). V. 1. chief national executive chosen In his name was subsequently with- Objietloni, If any. ahould ba ntul. fa. Special Summer Prloes Republican Conclave at Cleve- lard Methodist Episcopal church, cor- •4ist.tr In writing to S. V. Br«ri'Cl«rk land Last Week a Great Na- sttch an atmosphere," aald one dele- drawn in the interest of harmony. ner Asbury avenue and Pins itreet i( the Townihlc of Helmdtl, N. J. gate who did not partlcpate in the All persons who attended the con-at that place, Sunday night, June 21, (Slgntd) tional Show or Circu* at Well colorful show. vention were supposed to be guest* Wishes MARGARET L. HARVEY. VENETIAN BLINDS .t 7:30 o'clock, Members of the com- as History Making Event. Mr. and Mrs. Hance met Senator and to receive their tickets free of NOTICE. Borah quite by accident while at charge. However, directly opposite mandery will assemble at th* asylum Take notice that Joseph Pollseei la. E««ma(« Without Obligation. Cleveland. He was holding an audi- the convention hall was a building at <:4S In full templar uniform. rds to apply to Holmdsl Towiuhia Cam* , Among the visitors at the Republi- TO THE ...ItUe of Holmoel for a Retail Ucnor U- j CAIX ence for about -200 newspapermen at bearing a large sign with the words, A large number of Sir ItyughU of cans* for pnmlies situated at Stat* Hlrh. S. H. MOUNT C. R. KNOLL can national convention at Cleveland the time. Questions flew thick and fa*t, 'Convention Tickets Sold and Corson Commandery live In Red -tr. No. 14, Holmdsf. N. J. i last week were Mr. nnd Mrs. George but the "Lion of Idaho" answered Bought." Evidently some of the Bank and immediate vicinity, and T. Objsctlons. If any. should b* mad* lm* !1 A.bury Park 718W. »- Bank 1M8-W. C. Hance of Red Bank. They re- them almost as quickly aa they were guests "cashed in" on their ticket* Harry Height, eminent commander, edlataly In writing to Sidney Bran turned homtr Sunday night. Four put. Later the Ked Bankers were Instead of attending the convention. makes an urgent appeal for these Sir lark of the Township of Holmdal. years ago they were at the Demo- Veterans (Signed) at a table in a restaurant adjoining The Red Bankers returned home Knights living In thl» section to at- JOSEPH FOUACEK, cratic national convention at Chica- one where Borah was eating. The tend this assembly. It. D. No. i, Matawan, M. I, go, and after having seen both par- convinced that there is no better way MAY YOU GET A senator, although 71 years of age,to see a large cross section of Amer- NOTICE. ties perform they are convinced that appears to be much younger. Even ica than to attend a convention— WHOLE LOT OF Tali, notloa that P. Ballantln. * goal euch an event Is the greatest political his political enemies hold him in inttnd to apply to th. Stat. Coromlulontr show on earth and distinctively either party. In many ways such ah PLEASURE OUT ~,t Alcoholic Bav.rag. Control for • Urn. great respect and most of them vent is a big national show or cir- '.ed Wholesale Llctnm for pr>nilM< «lta. American. Although many foreign credit him with sincerity even cus, yet at the same time It Is his- PETER E. KUNT OF YOUR BONUS. t. on th. north lid. of Wwt B*ma countries have republican forms of though they disagree with his views. tory making and a mile pbst In the l»o». w«it of Maw York and Long Branch government and parties patterned LICENSED •llroad traeki,. Bid Bank. N«w J.rH7, after the United States, it Is only in Visits were made by tho Ked.lfe of the nation. If you decide upon and to maintain a warehou*. and .al... mmm Bankers to the headquarters of the Swedish Masaeaur roam on th. north ild. of Watt $frfftB buying a good Used thlB nation that nominations for thevarious candidates. Landon's at the Plac, wait of New York and Lonr Bimnok first and second chief executives are . live. Car we invite you to railroad track*, n.d Sink. New Jener. made in the same way as was done Hotel Hollenden was the most elab- Graduation At < P. BALLANTINB * BOKO, by the Republican? Jast week and asorate and animated. Prairie state Swedish Massaie, Ollv. Oil, Pine Oil look over our stock. IT Freeman StrMt, Newark, M. I. hospitality was—everyivhero—ln-evl- Atlantic ..Highland* or Sun Lamp Treatments sit my offtca (Signed) will be done by the DemocratiPaX dence. * ome by"aps»olntnwat7~— QflUaM-oX P. JUIlsttttn* A - Saa»t Philadelphia the latter part of this 1930 Buick "ro»Uont and Director, Carl W. Baden. month. Bftrah's headquarters at the Hotel The auditorium of the Atlantic hauien. Old Short Hllle Bold, Shore Cleveland were the smallest and !oaat Highlands high school was filled to 38 LAFAYETTE ST, RUMSON, N. J. Sport Roadster HUli. New Jeri.y. The visit of the Red Bankers at pretentious. The placo was deserted laB PreRldant, Secretary and Dlreo Cleveland was made enjoyable In capacity at the commencement ex- Tel. Rumson 655 Snappy looking. Otto A. Badenheuaan, Brookilde, Mor many ways by reason of the fact that and the Red Bankers took their de- ercises last week. Martha A. Wood County, New Jersey. at the Hotel Bolton, where they parture after waiting there about five was valedictorian and Ruth Soren- $195.00 Veaaurer and Assistant Secretary, .T stopped, they were neighbors BO tominutes. Prominently displayed son salutatorlan. Herbert S. Meln- •rick Ci. Holiwarth. COS Fourth Ave were the seal and motto of Idaho and ert presented the class, and William Bradley Beach, New Jon«y. speak of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M., a heap of potatoes. The spuds were 1933 Ford V8 Coach Chalnhan of Board of Dlmotore, Gilbert VanDorn, formerly of Red Bank. | R Dawaon, president of the board tow mileage Faint very R. Fotta, Kerhonkeon, He* York, probably an allusion to the title of of education, presented the diplomas L. W. Lancaster ilr.ctors ol P. BaUmtln. A (on net Mr. VanDorn Is a former classmati "The Idaho Potato," with which Al rood. Mechanically OK. holding office: of Mr. Hance, who Is editor of The and awards. The principal speaker Civil Engineer and Richard Meyer, Howard Avenue. Staplatoiu Register. For a time they served to- Smith dubbed Borah In the cam-was Dr. Elbert K. Fretwell of Co- Stat.n Island, New York. gether In the army during the World paign of 1928. lumbia university. Surveyor $285.00 George T. Delacorte. Jr., e!7 Fifth AT*. Borah will run for re-election nuo, Naw York City, New York. war. Several years ago Mr. VanDorn The following scholastic and ath- Itockholdere -ol P. Ballantln. A Son. hoi*. married an Indiana girl. He has a against a very popular Democri fc.I n Surveys • Plans - Eatlmntea 1934 Ford V8Coacn Ing on. or nor. p.reentum of atoek Idaho silver Is the paramount Issue ctlc awards were made: fine position with a mid-Western firm Board of education prlxe of IK—Martin Engineering Construction A bargain at of P. Ballantlne & Sonai and he makes his home at the hotel and Borah cannot support the Re-A. Wood. Dorothy S. Badenhauun, Old Short Hills mentioned. He likes Cleveland, but publican platform with Landon's gold TcacherB' association priH of 12.60—• Bond, Short Hills. Mew Jtritr, postscrip plank without impairing his Ruth Sorenson. TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPING $375.00 Dorothy S. Badenhauten, Truite*. 014 it was evident from remarks which Atlantlo Highlands National bank prise Short Hllle Road, Short Hills, New J.r. he made that he is still keenly Inter- popularity. When this is taken Into uf $5 to best- commercial course student— 20 Battln Road ested In his old home town of Redconsideration it is readily under- [lutli Sorenson. 1933 Chevrolet Minnie Badenhnusen, Prospect Street, 0ta< lank. He hopes to make a visit here standable why Borah made such a Board of education prize of 15 to puplll Fair Haven, N. J. ploton, Staten Island, New York. scrap against the gold plank and why if tho ninth, tenth and 11th (trades hav- R. S. Coupe Otto A. Badenhausen, Hrookside, Vortitf iurlng the summer. ing tho highest average In all subjects— Look this one over. County, New Jersey, Outwardly the Republican conven- ha was disturbed by Landon's tele- Hurry Duncan. HUdagard* W. Badenhauien, Brookalda, gram. Morris. County, Naw Jeraey. lon was much less spectacular than Hopping, McHenry A Frost prls* of $6 Carl W. Badenhansen, Old Short Hllle the Democratic conclave of four leaving the Borah room the Red for best work In manual training*—Arthur BUY NOW ! $365.00 Road, Short Hills. New Jeraey. Thompson. Ca W. Jfedenhauswi, Trustee. Old Short ears ago. Up until a few days be- Bankers virtually walked into Hoo- Parent-Teneher association eltltenshlp !bre We event took place tha news- ver. The ex-President was holding .wnrda—Ruth Sorenson, Martha Wood. 1935 Chevrolet Hllle Bond. Short Hills, Kew Jarsey, laper writers and political analysts Aluranl association medal to best boy Carl h. Schwilnler, Ridneway Avanufc a reception for Invited guests. The COAL V2-Ton Pick-Up West Orans., New Jersey, 'ere unanimously of the opinion that ,thlote—George Blchmond. 'oaophlns H. Sohwelnler, Aldgeway Arenuv TEACHERS Red Bankers did not want to "butt 100-Potnt certificates—Martha Wood, Now car guarantee. tierce struggle would ensue for the in" and they made haste to depart, Ruth Sorenson, Rella Simpson, Charles Low Prices WoBt Orange, New Jeraey, lomlnatlon. That this did not de-along with several others who hadRich. Esther Manlerasso. George Rlch- Lnna T. Sehnalnler, Bldseway Arena*, elop was due to the smarf and moad. West Orange, New Jtraey. wandered into the room by accident, es i *» PREMIUM $445.00 August Horrnun, 122 Prospect Street STUDENTS -drolt way in which Landon's cam- but the master of ceremonies bade Stapleton, Staten Island. New York. paign was handled by John Hamilton BACK HOME AGAIN. Franclska Gans, car* Guaranty Trust Go« them to remain, stating that Hoover Brand 1933 Chevrolet of N. V., (21 Fifth Avenue, Now York .nd other leaders, plus a general de- was anxious to shake hands with all City, New York. ATTENTION Ire to bring about harmony andto present, regardless of whether they Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White Beturn Coach deorga T. D.lacort*. Jr.. 127 Fifth AT*. Tesent a United front. Howevor, ali- wera Invited or not. Hoover had. a To Be With Ua Bor a While. Frank B. Lawes nue, New York City, New York. as not so harmonious as appeared Goorge T. Delacorte, Jr., Trustee, 927 ttftV flrm handclasp and he seemed to be 47 SHREWSBURY AVE. $365.00 Avenue, Now York City. Hew York. If you are looking for summer employ* in the surface. Unseen by the public in excellent health and spirits. This Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White of Delfprlnc Finance Company. Inc., 14* «cept for a few fleeting glimpses was a few hours before he made bis West Iios Angeles, California, form- Phone Bed Bank 2878. 1930 Chevrolet Madison Avenue, Naw York City, Km roent—write, phone or call immediately given by the radio and the press an speech., erly of Red Bank, have been In town York. R. S. Coupe Margarita DeUeorte, 027 Fifth AvantHV Campaign Manager, Red Bank Register, Intensive and bitter fight took place, for & short stay. Mr. White paid a Niw York City. New York. (specially with regard to the plat- While the ex-President was speak- very pleasant call at The Register of- Margarita Delicort*. Trustee, 927 FUtt) for details of daily pay and big cash irm. ing at the convention a terrific thun- fice yesterday morning and we were SPECIAL OFFER $135.00 Avenue, New York City, Naw York. der etorm occurred, but few of thenot only glad to see him but we were Hlllcreat Trading Corp., U Whitehall spectators knew this, so vociferous 1,000 Business Cords $1.25 Street, New York City, New York. bonus subscription campaign announced This explains why the convention also glad to see him looking so well. 1929 Oldsmobile Objections, It any, should be mad* lm. 'requently adjourned after sessions were the demonstrations. The storm For many years Mr. White was a 2,000 Business Cards 2.00 mediately In writing to D. Frederick Bun today. >f only a. few minutes without trans- caused the great Cleveland pleasure Coach -lett, Commissioner, Hi Broad Btrwtj boat, See and Be, to break loose from constant user of The Register's ad- 1,000 8Vixll Letterhead* .._ 2.00 Uewark, New Jersey. lating any business. These adjourn- vertising columns and when he gave 1,000 Envelopes 2.00 ments were not to the liking of most the dock where It was moored and up retail activity here and moved $110.00 •t tho convention visitors, but all this to drift out into the lake. A tug boat We can sava you .up to 75% on your NOTICE. g-ot It back at the dock. away from our vicinity he did not AN ORDINANCE LICENSING AND HBO- eemed to be washed away In the overlook subscribing to The Eegls- printing n4ed». Let us estimate for And Many Others ULATINU THE KEEPING OF AND Red Bank Register iurge of enthusiasm over the noml- Pictures of the boat were promi- er, which has been going to him you. RUNNING AT LARGB OF DOQS IN -latlon of Landon. It was unques- nently displayed on postal cards at THE BOBOUQH OF RUMSON. H. J. regularly aver dlnce. Not only does SPECIALTY SALES CO. BE IT ORDAINED by th* Mayor and tionably a popular outcome, and theCleveland. The Red Bankers sent he keep in touch with the town's Council of til* Borough of Bumsoni rast assemblage virtually "tore the some of these cards to friends with, 25 White Street, Section 1. Any person who shall own* notations that the boat seemed to beactivities through th» columns of The eep or harbor any dog or dotfi, male or oof" off the convention hall with Register but he also shows his con- BED BANS, NEW .IERSEV emale. In the Borough of RumBon shall demonstrations of approval. .bout the only habitable structure in tinued Interest in our town by fre- have the same reglatered and numbered The platform committee consisted Cleveland not rented to convention Frank with the Clerk of the Borough and shall •Isltors. They- took too much for quently sending to Tha Register be placed on each such dog so kept or largely of Old Guard Republicans not items for publication. harbored a collar and the registration 'avorable to Landon and some of his :ranted In aaying this for the boat number attached thersto aa hereinafter Ideas. Although the Landon. forces ctually was used for just that pur- Mr. White states that Mm. White's provided. dominated the convention, they were iose. The boarders on the See andhealth Is somewhat improved and the Section 2. Th* person applying for th* MONMOUTH ST. VanSyckle 'egUtratlon of any dog, male or female, Bo were mostly delegates and news- two weeks' ocean trip from the west not strong enough to get exactly tho coast to New York has been very ihalt pay an annual license fe* of On* kind of platform they wanted, but paper men. Some of them did not Red Bank, N. J. [Sl.OOJ Dollar for on. dog thua r.gis- RED BANK this weakness was largely counter- ;o to the hall to hear Hoover's speech beneflclal. ;ered. and for each additional dog ahov*> 36 mt Instead had a merry party on :he age of six moaths the eum of two acted by Landon's famous telegram SHRINERS TO HAVE OUTING. 149-53 W. Front St., '92.00) Dollars for each such additional setting forth his views on various .he floating palace. According to all dog thus registered. .lanks not fully satisfactory to him. ccounts some ol the celebrators OPEN EVENINGS AND Sectloa 3. Th* Borough Clerk ehell pro* BUY FOR LESS! The telegram was read before the ere so engrossed In the festivities Salaam Temple Noble* Arranging for SUNDAY VtetTL NOON. vide, at th* ex!pena* of the Borough, a balloting took place and In effect it that they did not realize they had Annual Moonlight Sail. metallic tag with th* oorraapondlng num- ~ ieen "taken for a ride" until the next ber and year stamped thereon and shall was virtually notice that the changes The third annual moonlight sail un- Mora and more parents are deliver to th* owner of each dog. mal* or Thursday, Friday & Saturday referred to would have to be accept- morning. 'emole, registered a certificate ahowlnc der the auspices ol Salaam Temple sending their children to busi- he color, breod and, sex of said doff and ed If the sender were nominated'. On the night Hoover made his of Newark will be held Wednesday ness school or college because :ho addreaa ol aald owner and aha)] record The convention accepted this dlc- speech a portly man somewhat under night, July 1. The trip will be up BIDS WANTED ON COAL. he earn* In a book to be kept for that PRIME they know the extra training B.T Board of Education, Borough of Fair lurpoae. The said metallic tag shall be) lum without debate and Landon's ;he influence of having partaken the Hudson river on tho palatial helps liter on. Many of these Haven. listened to tho dos'e collar or harneae and name was the only one presented. 'reely of the flowing bowl sat near steamer Americana. This year the 80 tons of rlca coal, more or less, dellv- muat be on the dog at all times when run* CHUCK The Kansan received all but 19 ofthe Red Bankers. He applauded trip will be open to members of the parents get the extra cash they •red at th* Willow Street school. ning at hug*. RIB the 1,003 votes. Borah got the 19, loudly and frequently until an usher need from us—on their owii SO tons ess catt, more or less, deliv- Section e. Any pereon falling to cont. Mystic Shrine, their ladles and ered between Flak Street school and Knoll- >ly with any of th* provlelone of flections these being cast by one West Vir- .nformed him that he was occupying friends. tignatures^—and actually find wood school. i. I or I hereof anal! upon convlcUoa the wrong seat and would have to Goal of on* of the following: Jeddo ROAST ginian and 18 of the 34 delegates of A large percentage of Salaam's it easy to repay. You will, hereof be subject to a fine not eiceedlng ROAST Wisconsin. Afterwards it was voted move. The usher was very polite Hlghlsnd, Old Company Lehlfi-h, Hazel Five (IE.00) Dollars or five (6) daye la membership lives In Monmouth coun- too! If you need money for Brook, Delaware A Hudson, Philadelphia the County Jail, or both. For each sub. make the nomination unanimous. .boub It and the seat to which the ty and they are members of the Sea- & Reading. sequent ofTemae, he ahall be subject te> • Only once, In 1868 when General man was directed to go was better shore Shrine dub, which, no doubt, educational or other purpose!, Th* Board reserve* the right to reject lint not exceeding Ten (110.001 Dollars al Ulysses S. Grant was the standard ';han the one which he was using, but will have a full delegation on board chonc or see us TODAY. any or all bids. 'on (10) days In th* County Jail, or both. bearer, have the Republicans made he portly man took offense and said All bids to be In the hands of tha Section 5. Any person unlawfully re- LB. that rather than move he would Loaaa np to $300—18 months to rapay Clerk on or before Monday, June 29th. moving the metallic tag from any dog *o> LB. an acclamation nomination on the 10S<, st 8 P. M. licensed or using the tag unlawfully ahall first roll call. eave the convention. His wife tried Woman's Club Publication. Charges are 2V.% on unpaid monthly H. EDCAn SMITH, Clerk. upon conviction b« subject to a fine) nat Although Landon was the man who to appease him, but he told her to be Under a new ruling of the State balance. exceeding Ten (810.00) Dollar* or *m 21 quiet and follow him. He grabbed Electric Bldg., 601 Bangs Avenue, (10) days In the County Jail, or loth, 15 NOTICE. controlled the convention, Senator Federation of Woman's clubs it is hia wife by the arm and dragged her Fhone A. P. 780S. License No. 670 Section (. The Police Committee of th* William E. Borah of Idaho was the necessary for members desiring the Take notice that Flayers Boat Club, Borough may, at any time when In bus man who had tho convention guess- along. He walked uncertainly and September Issue of the federation's ROOM 1002 Inc., Intends to apply to the Btat* Com- judgment the publfo sa/ety demands It, ci- LB ASBURY PARK, N. J. missioner of Alcoholic Beverage Control Ing and apparently he is still filling he struck and knocked down a sec- ofllclal publication, The JerBcy Club for a Club License for premises situated der by public notice the mnssllng of.aa tion standard. This seemed to In- OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS dogs running at large In the Borough with this role. Alone of all of the rivals Woman, to have their subscriptions at 925 Rlvor lioad, Fair Haven, N. J. a secure muxile for any period not entcaeoV Chopped Beef 15c crease his anger. Listen to WOR 6:45 P. M. Mon, Wed, Frl. Ernest A. Otto, President; Ralph 8 of the Kansan, the "Lion of Idaho" or renewals In the hands of Mrs, lm ninety (00) days. did not appear on the convention "I'll get square with you. I'll voto Cascwoll Heine by July 1. Mrs. Al- Smith, Vice Presidents Frank Dowltti Section 7. It shall be unlawful for any platform to urge the nomination of Treasurer; Jack Sparllnir, Secretary, and person owning a dog, which hae bitten or the Roosevelt ticket next fall," ho bert Llndenstruth of River Plaza hai PERSONAL Jock Sparling, Joe Van, Frank Dewltt, which has attempted to bit* any person, LB Landon. There were repeated out- bellowed over and over again at tho charge of subscriptions for the Red August Wulflng, Trustees, all of Fair Ha after notice given to such owner by *•• cries of "Borah, Borah" from specta- top of his lungs as he stumped out Bank Woman's club. FINANCE COMPANY ven. Police Department of the Borough tut tors who hoped that he would do BO, Objections, If anr, should be mailo im- the eald dog IB dangerous to the pubcjfc Sirloin Steak 29c of the hall. mediately In writing to D, Frederick Bur- to permit sftld doff to run at lart* or A* but Borah at that tlmo WHO en route It ohould not be Judged from tho nett, Commissioner, 744 Broad Street. upon the publlfl Btreete or publio place « to Washington. above that there was a largo amount Newark. N. J. the Borough at any time without belnc The convention opened in a pall of (Sinned) eccurely musiled, —1936 Spring Lamb — of excessive drinking during the con- PLAYERS BOAT CLUB INC, Section 8> Anyt toereon enraln? any aof defeatism but closed In a more hope- vention. Cleveland newspapers stat- MINEST A. OTTO. President. nnd permitting the same to run at lari* ful atmosphere. Many delegates and ed that tho saloons did a thriving LAST CALL after receipt of such notlc* wllboot heln» LB trained observers who privately ad- business but that moderation was tho NOTICE. aecuroly muscled a* aforwaald ehall upon Take nolle* that Christopher Difarlo conviction be aubject to a fin* not exceed- mitted at the outset of the proceed- rule and that there was very little Only a few days remain to buy coal at the ntenda to apply to Township CommltteL ing Ten (110.00) Dollar, or ten (10) daye Loin Lamb Chops 39c ings that there was no way to "stop drunkenness. The Red Bankers Baw of Shrewsbury Township for a Plenary in the County Jail, or both. Roosevelt" afterwards fluid that only two drunken men. low Spring prices. May we call to discuss the Retail Coneumptlon llc.naa for premises Section 0. It shall be th* duty of th. "thero might bo a chance." Aside Cleveland has a population of matter, or better still, phone us your order for iltuatsd at Water Street and Tlnton Avo- Police Department of the Borough to tak* SMALL from Hamilton the chief speechmak- lue. Tlnton Falls, N. J. or cause to he taken Into cuetody and Im- Legs of Lamb about 1,000,000 and an area much Objections, If any, should b* made lm pounded and thereafter destroyed, In man- era were Senator Stelwer of Oregon larger than tho averago city. Many premium quality Jeddo-Highland coal—Now. mediately In Writing to M&rgretta L. Reed, ner aa herelnefter provided, any dor, mal*> Congressman Snell of New York of tho delegate.1) and visitors were at Clerk of Shrewsbury Township. or female, running at larg* found to M Legs of Lamb 7 IBS. AND OVER Btato and Ex-Prcsldent Hoover, (Elgnad) registered or unregistered. hotels miles away from tho convon- OHIUSTOPJIER DEFA7.IO Section 10. It shall b* thai duty of til* There wero many loud and protlo- n hall. For example, Frank K. Police Departnunt of the Borough of longed demonstrations, but the om Price, another Red Bunk visitor, NOTICE. Rumson. ImmedalUly following th. taklnr which greeted the first mention of and Impounding of any dog, male or fe- lodgod at a hostelry eight milcn Take notice that Bernard Warneker In male, to cauae a notice, In writing, to b* Landon'e namo was more spontane- away. It Is a very lino building In tende to apply to Township Committee o milled to the owner of said dat If rer- ous and lean asalntod by artlflcla' attractive Burroundlngn. But Mr. Mlddlctown Township, N. J., for a Plenary lat.red or known, and a Ilk* notlo*, m LB. means than any of the others. Tho COAL Retail Gonaumptlon Iloens* for premise writing, to be melted to the nearest office)' LB. Price- engaged quarters without situated at Phalanx Road, TJneroft. of the Society for the Prevention of OVu.N applause for Hoover, while Impress knowing the location. Ho told Mr. Objections, If any, should be mad* lm ty to Animals of the taking and Impound- Ivo, would have mcnmirod much lean Hance that ho got tho shock of his Feed Fuel Oil Hay \ mediately in writing to Howard W, nol>. ing of esld dog and that th* aame will k* 27 25 In volumo and length but for th •rta, Clark of Township Commltte* of Mid rieatroyerf unlese olafffied by th* owner «r llfo on tho first day of the convention dletown Township. ny the aald Society for the Prevention of help of tho convontlon band am whon ho rode from the hnll to the (Stand) Cruelty to Animals within thrao (I) day. LB choor leaders. hotel In a tnxlcab. LEHIGH COAL BEIINAKI) WAKNEKKIL from th* mailing of said notlc*. ' Tho speeches wero given over nl The people of Clevoland wcro very Bectlon 11. Evary dog taken and (aaj! most ontlroly to criticism of Prei MonnaouA County Surrogate's Office. pounded shall lie kept, sheltered, f*d auicl hoRpItnblo nnd great boosters for (Special) n the natter of the «state of Martin I klnilly treated for a period of threw «jt' Breast of Veal 13c dent KooBevclt an/1 the Now Deal I^ars*n, deceased. their city. Everybody the Red Bank- days from the time of Impounding, auaeT Thin wan what moat of tho conven- ers met necmed to bo anxious to as- Notice to creditors to present cislm the owner of any such dog may wlliitsfc tion audienco wanted and they mad Nut Size $-| A.00 per ton • against estate. ssld period redeem said dog upon t)M 9*yu* sist convontlon vlnltorn. In K°ir>K to Pursuant to tha order of Joseph L. Donment of the aum of One (11.00) Dollar f*s> BOTTOM ROUND or tho welkin ring with roare of ap-Chicago four yearn ngo tho Hod ahay, Surrogat* of th* County of Uon etch dey, or part thereof, that th* 4*f proval. Senator Stoiwcr made fre- Bankers ntopped at Cleveland for a Stove Size •f A.25 per ton ; mouth, made on the thirteenth day n may h* so kept. sheiUred and fad, to *o*« quent "no of the phrase, "throo long June, 1080, on th* application of Th, ar ins expensa thereof. TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 25c nhort time. They wore Impressed by Merchants Trust Company of Red Hank years," nnd long before his npeoch many evldoncoa of prosperity which administrator of tha estate of Mnrthi I, Section IS. Every dog taken t>7 ta* concluded tho audlonce sensed who Pea Size O.25 per ton < Larssn, deceased, notlc* le hereby glvei Police Department and Impounded and have occurred In that city uinco to to* creditors of aald dee«aiadl to ex not claimed hr Its ownar or by th* Bo- thin remark wan to fit in nnd re-1032, Everything indicated better (Cub Only) hlblt to the atib*erlber, admlatnttor ai «l#tr for th. Prev.ntlon of Oro.lty to A»- pented It In unison with the speaker. times. Four years iigo runs wore aforesaid their debts and demands aaalna (mala within three (I) days from tie Afterwards a song with tho refrain Till* Bnlcndld ILWhlgh coal ruprcnents unutiual VRIUC, not to th* aatd aatate, under oath, within til- mailing of aald notice to the ownflr aaol taking placo on tho hanku and banks rnonthe from the dat* of the *fore««l to the Society for the Prevention of Gruel* Fresh PorkLoins ™23c of "Threo IrfniK Yeuru" was frewor- o folding .up over nl^ht like snow lie had again tills jenr. Fay n» » vi,lt, you nr« alwnyi welcome order, or they will b* forever barred " tr to Animals ahall b. disposal of end quently played to tho tune of "Thre molting In tho mm. There In noth- their actions them/or ssTftlnst tha aal •li'stroyed In a humans mannsr. Blind Mien." Between now nnd oloo to aeo what you buy here, boforo you buy It. stihsortber. Section IS. This Ordinance ahall lat* ing of that nort In Clovoland now. •He«t ufon Its pasasg* auid publication .A. Mon thin nonjf nmy bo heard n, grea Dated Freehold. W. J., June II, lgBo. cording to law. deal. On tho night Land™ WM nominat- TOT) MERCHANTS TRUBT COMPAN' 36 Monmouth Street ed 20,000 poraonn worn In tho hull. OF BSD BANK, Public Notice. Br KBANK E, rilKIE. The foregoing Ordinance waa tntrodu«a4 To w)il/) up ctithiwlnnm mtt/rlc of All ftcarn, nil space In the nnlc.ony st a ranular meeting of the Msuror and a rollgloun nnd militant nature won nlslcs and nil olhor ntnndlnur room Trust Officer. (lounrll of the Borough of Eumson hold frequently used, iiuoh tin "Onward Red Dank. N. J., June 11, t°S>, and will cone up for final area wero In uno. Many holdoro of Admtnlatrsto ronalderatlon and paaeag* at a regular Chrlajtlnn Boldlera" and "Tho Buttle tlokels woro unnblo tn get to their 3ulnn, Pareona 4a Poremus, Eaqs.. meeting of aald (iov*mlng Body helej Shrewd, careful buyers read The Regiiter's Class- Hymn of the llepubllo." Intemperied HANCE & DAVIS Red Bank, H, J., ThiuadBy evening, Jun* 11, KM, at till nefttn. Othorjt who wanted to leave with "Oh Bmanna" »nd "Who'n Proctors. n'rlork P. M. !I>.yl!»ht HaTtn* Tl»<), suii their nenfn weio unablo to do no. Tel. 103. any perann dailrlng tn b* heard tner..* ified Advertisements. Here you find the seller who Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf," the People worn packed In the hugn will b* given full opportunity. •woU being Roosevelt. Noi«», aolor. want* to sell and the buyer who wants fcobuy . building Ilk* iar4 bill" but: Dated June 11, hll. tarohtn* bannerri, marohlni dalterUaa tiM -•-* "•" » n*u IMAI thfoaah The) RufTiUr'i «vl- on tlM ground floor rtlrt hn JrtWLwiwni RED BANK REGISTER. JUNE 18.198B. Page TKMeen weddingi. tbt iroom. Ths ntwlywads are liv- Ralph Manchee, Robert Worden tad sitn ware not made of things which of a woman, with whom the man COLLEGE GRADUATE. — itles and her work in the ld pigs and five- good saddle hacks. —MH,-LIUle-McKenna,-- Frank Erica, be given fla Th_ri)day -im_-25, In the tjulld-Wlll-hold a garden-party on the Montognp and William Berton. Middletotcn Stock Farm, phono Red Bank Mr, and Mra. Lawrence Flannagan. Decker—Dowlen. "Twelve "children were~dedlcated r ' m i m * 861. ' last Sunday morning at the annual church rooms. Mrs. Hulda Hanson lawn of the home of Mrs. Walter G. Donald Youmans, Sunshine LaFreda, Mr, and Mrs. Abram M. Deck.r was made chairman of tho committee French on Riverside avenue. Mrs. Lease maps show that 80 per cent Samuel Westock, Floyd Wolcott, Children's day service. They are VETS, ATTENTION I Buy wl.ilr. of Branch avenue have announced In charge of the garden party and William Naulty and 'tars. Harry Sut- of tho land In Stevens county, Kan- Good quality furniture, slightly Louise R. Nil, .Catherine VanOrsdale, the marriage of their daughter Elaine Beverly Hilton, Janet Louisa Wil- liams, Morrli A. Slier, Phylls Ann Mrs, Albert Llndcnstruth was named ton are co-chairmen of the commit- sas, Is under oil and g£> lease. used, at real low prlcea. Before, you Adrian Perry, Anthony Verange, to John F. Dowlen, son of Mrs. to supervise the loyalty supper. tee In charge. David E. Garrabrant, Jack W. Hulse, Gosling, Edward H. Green, Herbert buy inspect our merchandise. No ob- Anna Dowlen of Rumson. The Oard of Thanks, ligation. Ruscll's Auction Galleries, Lilla McKenna, Mae Flannagan, Jos- marriage took place June _ at Elk- R. VanSchoIck, Raymond C. Warren, ThOBo present Included Mrs. Har- Donald E. Uicry, Jr., Jean Barbara ry Asay, Mrs. Martin Dougherty, Mrs. First M. E. Church. The family of the late Eva Brower ZT EaBt Front street, phone Red •phlne B'lannagan and Lawrence ton, Maryland. wish to thank all their friends and Flannagan, Jr. and Shirley Corson and Shirley Ann Hulda Hansen, Mrs. Meta Hansen, Tho Methodist Men'B association Bank 1693. and Audrey E. Brink. Mrs. Harold Hcndrickson, Mrs. Emily will meet tonight In the social room neighbors for their many kind acts The couple will reside at 117 Morv Bhown to them during the Illness and HERE'S WHY Conoco lubrication means a Jacob's'en, Mrs. A. F. Lindcnstruth, of the Methodist church at Broad and death of their wife, mother, daugh- mouth street. Mr. Flannagan is em MISS FULVIA DELL'OMO 100% job: WB follow tho Conooo Chek- Church Notes. Methodist Mrs. Walter Mahns, Mrs. Bruno Monmouth streets. Edward E, Ot- ter and sister.—Advertisement Chart; wo use Conoco quality 'greases; WD ployed at Jack LaFreda's service sta- Mazza, Mrs. John Giving, Mrs. George tlngcr, secretary of, the association, pride ourselves on our work. Burdgf's tion. Four children were baptized Sun- Ploger, Mrs. Manual Robinson. Mrs. deelres a full attendance. She was very active during, her Card of Thanks. Service Station, 13-15 White street, Bed Presbyterian. Bank.; day at the Children's day service at John Schwlnd, Mro. Fred Wilman and four years at the college. Beslden The family of Mrs. Elmira Tindall Appanoal—Phillips. The regular weekly meeting of tho the Methodist church. They were Mrs. William Hultz. teaching Italian to a voluntary claes wish to thank their many friends for NEW three-burner Nesco oil stove 110, Young Men's Bible class ofj-thc Pres Religious Group to Meet. electric willing machine (Enay) 126, Miss Anno Appancal, daughter of Wallace and Joseph Becker, Bons of The Sunday-school teachers held at the college, she was executive of- their kind expressions of sympathy electric refrigerator in A-l condition $4o, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Appanea.1 of 6f byterlan church was held Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. Becker of Mechanlo a regular meeting Monday night at A postponed meeting of the Young ficer of the French, Spanish, and Ital- during the recent bereavement solid mahogany four-poster hod, full sU- Monmouth street, and Joseph Phil- morning at 10 o'clock with Krnest street, Marcla Elliott Kclloy, daugh- the home of R. Theodoro Blxler of People's council of Religious Educa- ian clubs, of Pro Musica, the honor- caused by the death of their dear $12,- drop-leaf titblo tea wagon. S5, itudto Griffiths occupying the chair in the ter of. Mr. and Mrs. KIrkwood Kelley mother and grandmother.—Advertise- couch, beds, rrmttressea, rocking choirs* lips, son of Mr. and MrB. John Phil- Drummond place. The subject of tion of Red Bank will be held Thun ary music society, and of tho Creative ment. • folding chairs, lamps. Stansberry Thrill lips of Brooklyn, were married Mon- absence of the president. Dr. L. F. of EaBton, Pennsylvania, and Har- the discussion, led by the pastor, day night, June 25, In the Kean3burg Dance club. Miss DeH'Omo was also a Shop, Wilson avenue. Port Monmouth. day afternoon at 5 o'clock at St. MacKenzle gave the opening prayer. old Payton Booth, son of Mr. and Rev. Walter Cowen, was "My Pupils." Methodist church. Miss Claire Lingo member of the Collega orchestra and OVEtTfor'two 'burners'^ of nn oil atov_~f_f Mr. Griffith, and Reginald Wolcott Mrs. Harold Booth of Red Bank. of Belford will preside and Rev. Ern-Glee club. She appeared as eolo NOTICE. Bale, good condition; also small parlor - James's church by Rov. Thomas B. Ladles' night will bo observed to- Take nolle- that Louis C.ttnzarltl In- stove. Call at H Mount street. Red Bank, led a discussion on ths subject, "Tho Services this Sunday will be held est h. Fox, retired Brooklyn clergy- harpist In various musical functions tends to apply to Mayor and Council of Carney, assistant rector. Value of Work." Denlse Balrd, a mem- night by the Lutheran Brotherhood, any evening after 5:80 P. M; or Saturday Tho bride wore a white lace gown at the usual hours, 11 a. m. and 8 which will meet at tho home of Mr: man, will be the speaker. This will on the college campus and directed the Borough of Kurason for 0. Plenary Re- afternoon.* ber of the clasa, was' lauded by his p. m. At the morning service tho be the last meeting until after the the musical programs of the Foreign tail Consumption Ucenso for premises sit- and a hat with a shoulder veil. Her fellow-members for his work In re- and Mrs. George Ploger of Atlantic uated at 111 River Road, Rumson, N. J. LADY, Invalid. dei oard in privaiK pastor, Rev. Albert L. Batter, will Highlands. A box luncheon will be summer months. Flans will be made Language Department festivals each Objections, .If any, should be made Im- family. Address Z.Jiox Sll.511. _ Red Bank.* corsage was of white gardenias. She modeling the class room. preach on tho theme, "Strength Re- MA~RRi"El5~MAN7^rrye.irB' experience (low- was attended by her sister, MIBS served on the lawn at 7 p. m. . The for a moonlight sail on the steamer year. Miss Dell'Omo Is also well- mediately In writing to Jer. J. Carew, newed." His subjoct at the evening Sandy Hook and a beach party to be known throughout northern New Jer- Clerk of tho Borough of Rumson. ers, shrubbery, lawns, vegetables, cows Helen Appaneal, who wore a blue Thoie present were Dr. MacKenzle, boxes will be supplied by the women (Signed) and poultry; sober. W. Osborne, B. F. D. Ernest Griffiths, Reginald Wolcott, session will be "What Christ Is Not, and each box will contain tho name held this summer. sey as a result of her musical activ- LOUIS CATANZARITI. 2, box 4.11. Freehold. N. J.* lace gown with pink accesorUs and Tho senior and Intermediate choirs it corsage of pink roses. Bnsley Jesse Leighton, Rdbert and Jack Matthews, George Balne, Stewart of the church, under the direction Brow'cr of Atlantic Highlands was Powers, Francis Kodama, Warren of Mrs. Theresa Wllley, will sing. best man. Mrs. H. Raymond Phil Fitzgerald, Stanley Parker, Frank The church school will meet st lips played the wedding march. Llnderoth, Denis. Baird, Preston 9:45 a. m. with clasBes for all age , After tho coramony a reception for Morford and Frank Rogers. groups. The Senior Epworth league "Where Quality Count* ffii th« immediate families and olo.s "The Manhood of the Master" will will meet at 7:30 p. m. frleridB wan held at the home of Mr. be the subject of a sermon to be On Wednesday of next week the Your Money Goes Farthest" »nd Mrs. Browor at Atlantio High- given at the morning sorylce Bun usual fellowship of prayer service lands. The couple laft by boat on day by the pastor, Rev. John A. will be held with the paitor In a. wedding trip to Albany, and upon Hayes. At the evening service the charge. their return will live at Brooklyn. pastor will preach on the theme, Tho vacation Bible school will hold Mr. Phillips Is an electrical engineer. "Why Fear the Morrow?" sessions dally this week and n Mrs. Phillips graduated from Mld- week at the Methodist church. IT WILL PAY YOU A meeting of the Woman's league dletown township high school at Leo- was held Monday night In the social sessions begin at 9 a. m. nardo and has been employed by tha hall of the church with Miss Mary A meeting of the Men's association SIgmund Eisner company at Red Holmes in charge. of the church will be held tonight to take advantage of these values at 8 p. m. at the church, Sank. A supper meeting of the Christian o Endeavor society was held Sunday Everyone a Money-Saver. STOP! SHOP! SAVE! . , . West—Ferry. night at the church with MISB Cath- First Church of Christ, Scientist 'Misj Natalie Price West, daugh- erine Ely presiding. In charge of Services In First Church of Christ ter of the late CSeorglanna Price the sapper was a committee com- Scientist, at 200 Broad street. Red West of Long Branch, and Alfred posed of Mrs. John Olson chairman Bank, are held on Sundays at 11 a. Mrs. John A. Hayes and Mrs. Frank Fatted Fowl BUTTE_R C. Ferry, son of Clarence F. Ferry m. and 8 p. m., and on Wednesdays of fted Bank, were married Sunday Hewitt. at 8 p. m. morning at 0:30 o'clock at the Red At the evening service officers of "Is the Universe, Including Man, Extra Fancy Milkfed Finest Quality Bank Baptist church by the pastor, the county society were Installed. evolved by Atomic Force?" will be Ib. Reports of the convention held re- Fresh-Killed All Sizes Roll or Tub Rev. Edward W, Miller. Miss Alma the subject of the lesson-secmon In 33 P. Thompson of Rod Bank was cently at Lakewood were given by ali Churches of Christ, Scientist, on bridesmaid and Elmer Morris of Red Misses Doris Sterling and Doris Gas Sunday, Juno 21, Bank., WUB groomsman. Mrs, Adele sin and Balph Manchee. The Goldon Text Is: "Ths Lord by LB. 'c Conover was at the organ. Those present wero Misses Ruth wisdom hath founded the earth; by 27 Butter SKI 35c The bride was attired In a white Eastmond, Catherine Ely. Ida and understanding hath He established The finest sweet cream batter In America. Palm Beach suit, with white ac- Joyce Goodspeed, Nancy Holmes, tho hoavens" (Proverbs 3:19). ] cessories and woro a corsage of Marjorle Malcolm, Barbara Olscn Among tho citations which com- New Pack No. 2 white gardenias. Tho bridesmaid Katharine Reamer, Doris Sterling prise the lesson-sermon Is tho follow- Legs of Lamb »> 23 2c 1936 Crop wore a blue crepa dress with white Doris Gassln and Alberta Youmans ing from the Bible: "Now faith Is Early June Peas 3 cans 23c accessories and a corsage of pink Rov. and Mrs. John A. Hayes, Mrs the substance of. things hoped for, Prime Chuck Roast » 13 ^c 9c sweet peas. Frank Hewitt, Mrs. Lillian Reamer tho evidence of things not seen. 2 15c After the ceremony, which was at- George Balne, Philip Ballly, Harry Through faith we understand that Norwegian Sardines cans Davey, John Davis, Albert boremus tho worlds were framed by the word Smoked Cala Hams 18%c tended by a number of friends and Nels Freiberg, Norman Hewitt tall relatives, the couple left for Wash- of God, so that things which are Best Pink Salmon 10c ington, where they are spending the Legs or Rumps Veal ». 21c can w,eek. Upon their return they will Liberty Bell 16 oz. reside at 145 Branch avenue. lie Vogt's Hams JZTJZL10 lbs. average) - 29c Campbell's Beans with Pork 2 cans The brldo Is employed by the Gen- Shop Early for Best Quality eral Supply company. The groom Is No. 2 employed at Rlvcrview hospital. Urges the Consumers Service Fresh Butter Kernel Corn 2 cans 25c Mackerel Boston ib.7c 17« Oxford—Cabmdrlello. cans 29c Miss Agnes Oxford, daughter of Mr. Worthwhile Bargains in Quality and Freshness Found la Pineapple J and Mrs' W' Bi Oxford of Morganton, Early Morning; Continue Care in Home Freshly '/-•Ib- North Carolina, and Daniel Calan- Porgies Caught ib.7c drlello. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vlto Cal- By FRED W. JACKSON OSCO Sliced Bacon 17c andrldlo of Linden place, were mar- Director, Division of Consumer Information Ib. ried Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Department of Agriculture, Trenton, N. J- Sliced In tho rectory of St. James' church Codfish Steaks Ib. 15c Maxwell House Coffee can 25c Ijy Rov. Dr. John B. McCloskey. The O yon shop attendants wore Mr, and MrB. John D early for VanBrunt. fresh traits and Kellogg's Corn Flakes •*«• 6V_c After the ceremony a reception for Tegetables? HONEYDEW MELONS the couple and a few friends was This may be a held at tho Calandiiello residence. question which Luscious California , ^__r lis__,_r» Webster's Tomato Juice IT 5c The couple then left on a trip few housewives through the South. Upon their re- consider of Im- Vine Ripened ^ -fa <_•»** turn they will make their homo at portance. The bar- Grapefruit Hearts Glenwood "*can' 10c Bhrcwnbury. gain hunter Is THo bride attended school at Mor- usually active at V, Ib. gantnn. Hho la employed by the an early hour Luscious Plums 12 _. 10c Kra"ft'sorBordeii'sCheese 2 pkes. 29c Monmouth. hosiery company at when price Is the Choose from American, Plmltuitb, Velreet* or Chateau Shrewsbury. Mr. Cnlandricllo attend- mala attraction. 2 for 19C ed St. James' school and Is an em- Howover, there Cantaloupes ployee ot tho Strand theater. are bargains In quality to be had Cold Medal - Hecker's — ib, A linen shower for tho brldo was String Beans 3 ib». 19c ba held Saturday night at tho home of by every house- Ceresota - Pillsbury's ' 37C . S Councilman nnd Mrs. Tony Hunting wife who plans to Ibs of Fair Haven. shop early for fresh fruits and Fresh Peas 2 19c vegetables. Such Cnshman—Hamilton. bargains «lst be- Solid Slicing FLOUR 24 99 Wedding bolls rnnR Saturday for cause freshness Is Dr. Gcorgo Michael Hallanan Hamil- the determining lbs. ib. ton, son of Mrs. Gcorgo M. Hamil- factor In quality TOMATOES 19c Happy Baker Flour 24 75c ton, i Barrow street, New York, and and value when bag Rumson; and tho Into Mr. Hamilton, dealing with por- and MIOB Mary Canhnian, daughter Unable produce. of MIB. Thomas K. Cnshman, Long Shop In the Best Pure Lard 2 25c Morning lbs. Beach, Long Inland, and tho lato Mr. Early Shoppers Have First Choloa OaBhman. Tho woddlng took place Don't buy too TEAS at a' nuptial mass In St. Ignatlus's late In the day. Princess Oleomargarine Ib. Church Mnrtyr, Long Beach, and was Choice Is more limited. Leafy vegetables, like lettuce, and Are delicious when served Iced. followed by a wedding broakfaet at Our Bureau oC Markets endearorg ottinrn aurli as asparagus, are much Good Luck Margarine 17c tha Lido hotol, to promote better practices on the Improved by standing them upright Ib. farm and also on the part ot all Tho brldo attended 8. Joseph's con- In a shallow pan of water, prefer- Individuals handling fruits and ably in tho refrigerator. Other : ^ Orange Pekoe or tall vent at Brontwood, Long Island. Dr. Tegetables In transit In ordor that vcgetnblos nhould not be kept In Evaporated Milk Farmdale 4 cans 25c Itittlftun, tho grandson of tho late their freshness and quality may bo closed paper bagn but spread out and T Mr. and Mrs. Mlchnnl Hallannn, well- preserved for the consumer. Con- Allowed to air in a cool plaeo. They India Ceylon Tea r katfwn fflierldnn wivinro rcsldont, was sequently, we urge early market may be molntc.ncrt by sprinkling If •4 Ib. pkg. H Ib. pkg. Victor Coffee 17c Pound Cake va,i"io,~" 40c graduated from Georgetown school marketing, Yonr merchant can then wilted, Watch fruit, especially ber- <» ol dentistry, WnnhlnRton. D. C June glrs you more time and hotter rlos, for signs of mold. 7. Ho In a member of 01 Put Phi den- •ervlce. Coffee 19c Bread Supreme "«~ 7c tal fraternity and tho New York Care of Milk, Egge Six delicious By purchasing yonr fruits anil Ph.. JMhletlo club and a century member vegetable* early each morning, Housewives will recognUe that 15c 29c riavors 5c Milk Bread - 9c of tho Knlghtd of Columbus. housewives may be assured of be- on thorn rests the responsibility ot : _e_. • Asco Pure < Qn ing abl* to serve each day produce continuing In tho home the car* exercised by the grower and mer- Desserts <>•.•«•. « Rlnso SSr St 17c , , Huppnh—KoloiUleJ. which Is not over one day old. Pride of Killarney * n>. kg. 17c Crops are usually harvested by the chant In order to retain tall natural P •«! • • Roar or ort. Announcement hns been mads of farmers early In the day and they freshnens In fruits and vegetables. Jar 17c Octagon Soap 4 "It: 10c tha marrlnK* of Miss ICIcanor Bap- commence at once their journey to Similarly milk and cream should Aaco ot Rob Roy — Plus Deposit , 1(1 ™ lin cared for at onno as soon as de- Pickles »•» pals, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. market, Your retail merchant usu- Jar O«orge Mppnh nntl Joaoph KolodsleJ, ally reoelvts them early on the fol- livered or the diligent care exer- 15c Egg Mash loo & 2.09 Ban of Xixt. Paul KolndileJ, all of lowing morning, cised by both producers and dis- osca Preserves Union Hsaoi), on Juno 7. The coro- If fruits and vegetables are held tributors Is wasted. Fresh eggs, Beverages, 10c 10c Scratch Feed 100 & 1.69 loo, and all other perishables, should rr|nny w«j(tp«rformed at Ht. Ann's OV«r in the home for a day or two, Fancy Shrimp oburch. Keaniburg, by Itev. .1. 3. care should be observed to keep be protected from the haiards of Price* Prevail through ttioltt Th*-«flttpln win attended by them fresh. Wilting mint be avoided summer tempnratures. Such pre- , Meat, Sea Food and Product Price* Mlns Edna YamWInkJa of Jersey because the texture li tounhtnad caution* avoid wast* and Preiorve food Talus, Effective until Saturday Nigh Wtdnnday, June 24th •tty -sad-Cart *ColodsliJ, brothtr ot M* tl_t liTor destroyed. Steles C& RED BANK REGISTER,

ARE YOU PLANNING FOR MORE BUSINESS? ARDON us for intruding on your business con- Advertising space in The Register costs you P fab, Mr. Merchant, but if you are making less... maybe not in the initial outlay, but because plans for a banner year of business, during consumer response to advertising in this paper is so which the words "depression," "financial loss" and much greater that the costs are completely and al- "failure" will become—if not obsolete—at least in- most immediately absorbed by resulting dollars- frequently heard, we'd like to be in on it. There's and-cents business. no point to our being reticent about insinuating our- selves in your affairs: the fact is we have a definite There's plenty more we could say, Mr. Mer- place in your plans*) for more business. chant, but we'll leave you to continue your planning undisturbed. We wanted to impress upon you the The Register is the real home newspaper of this community. It is the most widely read newspaper fact that you'll want to figure The Register in on in its field. Its readers include the whole family, those plans. It's to your advantage to do so. The from the boy and girl of school age, to father and advertisers who use The Register's columns every mother and even to grandfather and grandmother. week is proof enough of the truth of what we say It has features that appeal to all but most of all it here. Just phone us and a representative will gladly gives all the news of folks you know. call upon you. RED BANK REGISTER Member Associated Press RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 18, 1936. Page Fifteen CLASSIFIED BANK REGISTER WANT ADS

Thirteen Eatontown ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND BUSINESS NOTICES ROOMS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALB, ll-foet pliuun HI iklff. Cut ba •••n it Nalson * Bynson'fc Wafer. 1USTLAYER—Columbia calcium chloride j LOST, Elgin wrist watch and black puna GRANDMOTHER ' FIELDS, dinln« room; tCE comfort*bl« furniihed room. «uit- OK HENT. atorea. offices, flat*, houses, 'OR SALE. Port Monmouth bungalow, ml( Children Baptised nun av.nu,, Bumson, N. 1. lays du»t; efficient* Inexpensive, easy to Saturday night between Carltoa J>»rk- m«al«. wttek day 40c; Sunday, chtcktn able tor ona or two, in ptlv*U funtlr; apartments i Improved; all locations. improvementn, near school, bus and d«- »' I*. D. Seel/. Eatontown, N. J^ phone ing space and Garlton theater. Phone llnncr, EOc. AIBO rooms and board. 73 conv«nl«nc«i. Also gar»B«' 61 South att off Broad itreet. Land A Loan Co- »t; $2,600; six-room KOUBB now vacant, TOR SALE, locutt poiU, eord wood and 79. ' ntlc Highlands aid. |ValIa»_itreet._Rcd Bank.' rent. phon« R«d Bank 1820-M. 2 Mechanic atreet. Red Bank. Thirteen Eatontown children were ly $1,600, part caih. Luker Raaltjr, top loll (or »!•. wfora »ou buy any of HALF CABIN cruiser, 31.0x8.6 oak frame, OST, wire haired puppy, wblu with black ;F ITS MUSICAL" we'can Vuppl> it 1^ WO cheerful and comfortably furnished IOUBLE ROUSE ftt 28-28 North Brldg« 3elford, N. J.* ,, • baptised Sunday at the Eatontown then •« rat. Frank 1. Uualao, Laur.l cedar planked, all copper and brain ear. Reward for return to 118 Branch •tructlon on any wind ox strlns tnstm* room*; idial location, convenient to st*.- avenue. Red Bank, for rent; all lm- avenue, Mlddletown, phon* Hlddlstown # ONMOUTH COUNTY farme; ven M)*ct Methodist and Presbyterian churches, 68. itaned; fully equipped; very economical .venue, Red Bank, phone U84. jent Including accordion. ArranKomenta lon and tpvm. 120 Maple avenue, phone (rovewent*. Fmo location for comraotara. Hit of all itue and typei, torn la. fiev. J. We«ley Walnwrlght, paotor toat to run. A, Disc ho ft, MlddUtown, :an b» tnada to purchas* Instrument*. AJ- U<\ Bank 2888-1.* teaaonabla renL Acply William Ktm, otrlti will b« given pcnonal stttntloa. FISHERMAN'S open Sea Brlaht dory: 22 JOST. female bunting dog, color reddish ,0 r#palr)nsr. Anno»«, 47 V/hl Mlddlfctown, W. J. Howard, Upplncott, SI Honmcntb o( the Methodist church, and Rev, brown and white, lost Tuesday, June 16. trtet, phone Rad Bank 1751, WO connecting rooms, light houaakeep- feet; used for off-shore fishing; Ford ifllAYEBS— New ami used eprayeri for tns:; furniihed or unfurnished; large RIVEE FRONT home at 011 River road, xeet, phone Red Bank 8X1. William Macdonald, pautor of the marine; 1250. Bay H. BlUlraan. Eaton- Reward. If found return to 45 Oakland ANN Mabel Coleman""itudto, 15'Rec- Fair Haven, nine rooms, all year house! ,T 85 CATHERINE street, eight-room farm, NUU, golf course, and shade tree icreet, Ked Bans;.* jset space; private porch; (9 week. Prubytertan church, were In charge town. N. J., phom. 7. praying* Call or write Hendrlckion Bup* tor place, phono 2011. Red Bank, Ciase. ol, nice location; short walk to bueinei* ;wo-car garage; exceptional for party with house and bath; small two-room DUflff*- of the services. SLOWER PLANTS, truiipUntad i aoma in l__P^i?pany, MIddletown, or phona 869. 11 for children snd adults: social danc- ction. FhonB R«d Bank 1647, or call at references. Inquire at 907 Uiver road. iw and a four-room home In the rear) bud and bloom, ,11,00 hundred; choice nir. Summer li the time for serious atudy Branch ave nut. jhono Red Bank 927. it 198x91; no reasonable o3tr rtftiHid, 'ACTOBV tpeclal on paint; a good~llnsced AUTOMOBILES ror itage. Roger Lee Babson, son of Mr. andof over SO kinds; by the doten 16c, Rue's, oil paint $1.60, lead and tlno $2.00; ARGE room, luitahla for two, or on* 1MALL FARM estate; remodeled Colonial TB. M. Sa&rurton, Broad itreet. fi&rtwa- Mrs. Roger Babson, was baptised at Route SB,, one rolle_waat_of Mlddletovm^ Spar varnish $1.50, high grade flat $1.60: REAL SILK ho.lery and underwear, Mrs. residence; eight rooms, three baths, oil nry. phone Ited Bank aOBSW FOK SALE cheap, stove bualnesa, 74 MAURICE SCHWARTZ, Chrysler, Ply- smaller room; hot water; breakfast if ieat; attached garage, modem horse barn, the PresbyUrlan church. Those bap- jeit enamels $2.00 per galloii. any colors. mouth and International truck Sales and Emery WinfferUjr, phorip lied Bank esired, 105 McLaran ntrtet, Red Bank." ARM. near LJncroft. 106 acres, «xo«ll«t Bridge avenue, Red Banki moitly u»ed Atlantic Taint and Wall TelUre Co.. 119 66-J. tent fully furnished. Allaire & Son Aaen- aoll. brook and woodland) eolonial tised at the Methodist church were coal, oil, gas. wood itoves.good condition. West Fiont atreet, phono 22G1-W, Bed lorvlco Ueadc4U_xtl«rs. Phone B«d Bank URNISHED or unfurnished rooms, wfth Inc, 19 Monmouth street, Red Bank. 'AINTINO, { decoratlcs, paper naniclns; or without board; desirable location. twelve-room residence, located well back Harry George Rush, eon of Mr. andAlso atove equipment, new pipe. Phone "iank. estimates supplied on (arse or small 'OR RENT, season tents and bungalow*, rom road and loaded by nomejroni trven. Mrs. Harry Cecil RuHh; Lola Lor- Red Bank 180-B." . _. • HED CARS bought, sold and axchansed i ,0 East Front 6treet, Red Bank, phon* one day, week, month or season; private jarge barn, wagon house, cow stall* pack' JVCU UftPK *QV-»»._^ ^_^ • 'OK SALE, riding horse, rtglsterod thor- PontUo sales and services terms G. M. lobs) interior and exterior painting;; ex- raine Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FOR "BklM v«ry chaaplr, twanty larga oughbred mare, twelve yean, sound; cellent wall paper service. Arthur E. i9-J. leach. You can reach these through Lu- Ig housed all building* In fin* condition tt Bawa» Brother* 19-21 Kechanlo Borce. paintins contractor, phone Bumion OOMS for rent, furnished; JJjrbt and tt>r'» Realty. Belford, N. J.* nd lend themselves readily to any d«*!r*d Charles E. Lewis; George Hepiy Rob- porch icrMlM and six lari* pillars, suit- ultabla for polo or road riding. Phone. .treat, phone 8065, ,lry. Mri. Anthony Federaro, Holly tlterationa. PHce HO.COOi terms. Al- able for summer porch enclosures. log tontown 146. Enyal. ^ _- e«« r«et, Rum son, K. J. .TTRACT1VE atx-room house, atudlo liv- laire & Son Agency, Inc., 19 Monmooib erta, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rob- cabini, bird or chicken houses. Phone Bed 'RANK VA« OiUKLt, Uoililt uid riy ing room, open fireplace, electric refrltt- GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr. and Bltr moutb e,utomobU«a, 0odse trucks. Good- URNISHED room for rent with private raet. Red Bank, phone 8460. "Wtii; Barbara,' Ann~Cotgreave,anUgh- ~BoI«hi, rebuilt, ~ Conovtr-Broi,^-3al«i-& -ir-tlr«s-e.nd PtesUo-Ute baturiea. 149. BEDDUGB. roachM. fleaa, motha, «to^ rrator; servant's"" room; river rights, t«r of Mr. and Mm Herbert Cot- f«ni|yiJ.^-t*! location on Rumion road; ounds taken care of by owner; $65. ?OU SALE In Belford, aboroom bouaa, e«U BAIL BOAT, Marconi rigged, ten horse, Service, WlckatunJc, N. J., phone Holmdel -i Wist Front street. Bed Bank, obona turmanentJy •xtormlnaMd ((ruaran- Ited lor person with car, garage; board two-cylinder Johnson ' outboard motor, Bad Bant im and 1887. ilston Waterburyi—107—Monmouth-stroot,- —lat,- electricity, hot—wat«r_Jltat|__ only greave; Audrey Ruth Patterson, teed). Bati caught with ferrets (not I desired. Call for particulars Rumson ihone 8500.* !1.6to; small cash, balance monthly. Six- daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William newly painted! all In perfect condition. UNTS, rowboau, lallboats, 10 to 16 IUICK sedsn. seven-passen»er. «rst clais poisoned). Phone 2848 Anbury. Jack 287. om bungalow, rent $15 per month. Ca- S.ll cheap, with or without new tender. feet,. He.60 up. Thompson • Boat FOR RENT, three-room home, furnished; Barl Patterson; Richard Burdge Rob- runnlni order. Price 160; about IIS Eeodrlck, exterminator, established URNISHED, clean comfortable rooms, in jfiound. 200x200, well water; Hishlands; tb Luker. Belford, N. J.' 17 Clay street, Fair Haven, N. J.' Works, 2 Center •treat, Sea Bright. •th of toola and extras, will make BOOd «rti, Jr., eon of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- 86 year*. fine residential section; tourists accom- iver rights. Rent from now to November OR SALE. 56-58-60 William itreet. two ALL SIZES of used tires and tubes at bar. BylLT second-hand water pumps. lell..iveryv . Mar.hall. Klnij's Highway, Mid. iodated. 176 Eiver road, Red Bank." IZE, Phone Red Bank 1173-J. . ard Burdge Roberts, Sr.; Marjorie gain prleef, Brooxtld* Inn, Atlantic Hunt. Middle torn. nbon* Middle; 3jetogn_ village, near postofflce.* houses, one bungalow; residential street, ARGE front room for rent, with kitchen fiHT-RCtoM house on Wilson avenue. eart of Red Bank. Ideal for childrw. Louise Fleldner, daughter of Mr. andHighlands, neer Stone Church, N. J.* . ESSEX coach for sale $60; In good S HiGHISST prices paid lor live chick. Port Monmouth; nan, electric; $20 >c room and two baths each; t>Iot NEW SUITS, ranging from *12,60 to -.». Joa Baker, 2S0 Mecbanio etreau ette, for light housekeeping; also two Mrs. Arthur J. Fleldner, Stanley Eu- CASH for your old typewriter, adding ma- inditlon. Apply at 04 Wallace street, phone Bed Dank 2309. urnished rooms for light housekeeping. month. Apply at 31 West Sunset a' 0x150; garden, five-car garage, vary gene Richards, eon of Mr. and Mrs.$26.BO. Alteration free. 162 Mpnmouth cblne. cheok writer or other office equip- Ked Bank. Vll improvements; with or without era- e. Red Bank.* HBonabJe, small cash. Addresa HoUJW. ntreet, Red Bank.* . ment, will calL Jotopb B. Serplco, Key* 1EE CHOW MEIN every Wadnesday and ago. Five mlnates' walk to railroad ata- x 511BdBk* Arnold Richards; Arthur Richard port. N. J., phone 484. _ _• . 3E THRIFTY—Invest In a recommended Saturday night at Atlantic hotel. 121 MODERN/ six-room house In good condl Aumack, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert 24-FOOT Sea Lyon, US h. p. Chrysler used tar and still have some cash left Fair Haven road. Fair Haven. 147 Bridge avenue, Red Bunk, phoni tlon; enclosed porch, fireplace, vapor MALL river estate,^twelve, roomi, thra* marine motor. 85 miles per hour, good UT1XE WmT&~B6ilSB Antique Shop. r a rainy day. All makes and models' 95-J. ieat; screens throughout; awnlnga. Im- baihs: two-car garage; enclosed porch* Aumack; Janet Mae VanBrunt, condition throughout. 1800. Earl E. Headden'i Corner. Had Bank. Antique* 1981-32-33-34 Chryslers, Plymouth*!, Fords' A1NT& and paper bang*)* and decor- sdlate occupancy; heated garage. In- ciiiR river with three-mile view; deep daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ba*h. Irwln's Yacht Bailn, Red Bank. bought and eold, Chevrolet*, Studebnkers, Dodges and other ator! reasonable prices. Will paper a jire of owner on property. H. Stadler, itpr; Slfi.nOO. Ray VanHorn, Fair Ha- room cor Sa.BO and up; all work guaran- APARTMENTS en. phone lied Bank 283. VanBrunt and Benjamin Ernest DUNHAM water weight ground roller, 24 FOB SALE aod* top toll. flU dirt, olndere coaches and sedans, 1175 up. Fifteen teed. Joseph Boll man, 2'i Drummond 66 River road, Fair Haven. Oulce, Jr., and Mildred Eleanor Inches wide: hai nevar been used; very and gravels price* reasonable. Claude Jther 28-29-SO model small ea?.. ,60 up .lac«, Kod Bank, phone 834B-VV. •AIR HAVEN, attractive bungalow of fi :AL HARtiAINS—Houaea from $2,600 reasonable. Brookalde Inn, Atlantic High- Wright, Markiiam place. Little Silver, \U In good condition, ready to go. 1982 BATED apartment, four rooms and rooms, two-car Karate; all improve- up; all Improvements. One river prop- Gulce, ohildren of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- ihone Red Bank U83-J. >nd '88 canopy and panel body Ford, In. BUY and eeu •econd-hand cloth«B, must bath; all improvflmants, $26. Land & iente; near bus, school and atores; rent rty. $7,500. 12 rooma, all improvementa. lands^ taL^jfto no Church. N. J.* _ :arnallonal and G. M. C. truck,, thorough, be In stood condition, L. Eerber. ..GO )nn Co, 12 Mechanlo street. Red Bank jamin Ernest Guico, HANDIMAN garden tractor, 2 h. p. Brlggi NSW wall t*»tur» coating, J» very dec- 36. y Inquire of Mra. C. Smith, 14 Maple iat your'farma and other real estate, t. orative for renovating and modernizing y reconditioned. 1226 up; liberal terms. Shcewaburr aveoua. R«d Bank. Pfaont ORNER apartment, five rooms and bath, ,venue. Fair Haven, phone Red Bank '. Kennedy, 114 Monmouth gtreet, Bed Stratton anslne, equipped to do all kinds 468-W. of light work, $64, worth |1»B. Town rails; easily applied. So low In price that lay safe, see your friend Lee at Maurice gas and electricity; rent $26; available ank, phone 1919.* every home owner can afford to use It; 4c achwartJ-a Used C.r lot. West Front .1 uly 1st. Apply D. A. Johnson, 116 Mon- FARM of 23 acrea for tale; all kind* of CHRISTENING PARTY. Furniture Exchange. 35 Monmouth street, a pound, direct from factory. Comes In Red Bank, phone 629.* 'ear street. Red Bank, phone 637. Open SITUATIONS WANTED loutti street. Red Bank.* fruit and berries; large chicken house; eight colori, ready for use. just mix with venlngs and Sundays. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE >ther buildings; house of eight rooma, TWO-ROOM houseboat for *ale, $250, Al- ;o!d wstei-. Call for samples. Atlantic URNISHED apartment tor rent; five Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth VanBrunt of ROWLAND j6NKS~~sa"y7=ThB war veterT WHITE WOMAN wishes day's work to rooms and bath; all Improvement*. Call electricity; beautiful shade; $5,000, part so wanted, boats to aell on eomlghment. >alnt & Wall Texture Co., 119 West Front do. or would do laundry. In or out. Call enlngs. 6 Riverside avenue. Red Bank. OR SALE, bungalow homes, low as $750 ash. Luker Realty, Belford, N. J.* Eatontown TCntortnln Relatives. Sure sale If reasonable. Regular commtn- itreet, phone Red Bank 2251-W. ans who have received their bonus right at 276 Mechanlo street, after 6:00 P. M., 'ell earned It for "services rendered their iIX-ROOM apartment for rent; all im- You cant go wrong; near bathing. Your COUNTRY HOME with twelve acrea. all alona charged only. Stalder's Dost House, WE DO the highest type of piano work :o«ntrr. Dont spend It foolishly. Put It phone Red Bank 1274. ants can be satisfied with little cash A double christening party was cel-Phone Red Bank 178.* provement* and heat: $28 per month, - improvements, wlthJn two miles of de- and sell pianos right. Dlrhan'a Piano n the bank for future needs. A famous WORK WANTED, general work, garden nquire 17* Monmouth atreet. Red Bank. .htough Luker'a Realty. Belford, N. J. ot, high-way frontage ol BOO feet. BHc* ebrated Sunday at the home of Mr. STORE flxtureB for Bale; counter, cash Shop. 15 Drummond place, Red Bank. and shrubs taken care of, lawns mowed, IORNER Duplex apartment, five rooms, ft SALE, about four acres, plcnii S.ono. Hopping Agency, Red Bank, phone and Mrs. Kenneth VanBrunt of Cor- reglater. desk, cigar case, light fixtures. hone QS8. 'oint Inside or out; ten years' experience, grove, woodland; near Route 35, Eaton- etc, 10 West Front street, Red Bank. FIREWOOD. $6 per toad. $10 per cord; 'hone Red Bank 1274, after 6 o'clock. bath, aleeplng porch; newly decorated lles avenue, Eatontown, for their lacioua porch, lawn, ihade trees; rent In- town. Choice parcel; want cash offer. HONMOUTH COUNTY farms; new Hat of SMALL saddle borM for tale reasonable; boat ribs, oak timbers, locust posta: WANTED, electricnl work, $1.60 per out. 'rank White, Deal, phone E79-W-1- daughter Janet Mae and Barbara electric planing mill &nd •awmllt for cus- udes oil burner beat and garage. 49 farms ranging" from $5,000 up will be suitable for children four yean old ; next solutely need one. If your present tran«- lut anywhere. Write Doran, electrician Iveralde avenue, corner Allen place CHOICE river front lot in fine location in ailed on request. This list Includes Ann Cotgreave, daughter of Mr. andto Anderson's Lumber Yard. Main street, tom work, Charlea 0, Bennett &t Co., Lim- portatlon Is Inadequate for your needs and ited, Nut*watop rosd. phone MIddlotown 'ort Monmouth, or phone Kcansbura 45 hone 3662-W. K«d Bank; 100x160. Thompson Agency, arms to meet all requirement*. Whit*- Mrs Herbert Cotgreave. Mr. and Mre, Ha ttu mor Farm, Bel ford, N. J. a replacement is adviiable, go to any es- i)] do electrical work for a car. 1 East Front street, phone 700. "'ach Co., Broad Hlrcct. Red Bank.-, Vereka VanBrunt aro the godparents "68. tablished new car dealer In Red Bank for 19 BROAD street; two or three very de- JOHNSON Seahorse Class C outboard rac HOOKED BURS—Beautiful, hand-made, a new or uied car. Howland B. Jonm HEF wishes poBitlon; club house, hotel, nlrable airy houiekeeplng rooms, fur- 3UNGAL0W and garage for sale; flv. PLOT. 100x470, on Neptune highway, half /or Mrs, VanBrunt's child. A dinner ing motor, 24 h. p-i fine condition: looks all ilzfti; over 200 to choo** from. Stop Jotor Company. 36 Maple avenue. Red restaurant or private family. Apply at ilshed; icreened porch. Rent Includei rooms, game room. oak. floon, eteam mile south of Eatontown; small bulldlniri. was served. Ike new; fully equipped muffler, stacks, md look them over—not obliged to buy; Bank, phone 010. Cadillac. LaSnlla. Olds, 23 Cedar street, phone Red Bank 1239-W. lectrfefty and garage; absolute Independ- heftt; fireplace; terrace; f4,900. KnoU- i place; Rood bargain; $300 down, $2g steering bar, Colt new I860. Sell for mobile. tnce. Phono 61-W, Red Bnnk. wood section. Ray VanHorn Agency, Fall onthly. Full price $2,250. Writ* to %lf>. Kred Brown, 94 Wallace street. rora $1.60 and up. Rue's Antique Shop. HIGH SCHOOL boy, 16 years old, would Those present were Mr. and Mr*, Route SB, one mile wast of Middle town. like a. job for'ttie 'summer months; will 'OR RENT, modern two, three and four- Haven, phone Red Bank 283. Walter Brada, 1405 York avenue, Kvw Kenneth VanBrunt and daughter, LORRAINE spot lamp. A No. 1; cost fB6, WANT to buy suburban car; describe ing to do anything. Phono Red Bank room apartments; electric refrigeration SIX-ROOM house, largo frontage on high- York. __^_ SPECIAL SALB of salesmen's samples of P ni w Janet Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert will take $1B. quick, Fine lamp for car finest knit sportswear; ladles* and miss- Add Jb l, here can lie seen. 87 5-W.' furnished. Apply Superintendent, LeRoy way,' $2,000 ; B.x-room house, heat, elec- FOR SALE, vacant lot, MiTdUtown villa*^, or boat: 600-foot beam. P. O. Box SSB,es' dreoiiB, suits and coats. Each garment HlfJH SCHOOL graduate wants summer \p!s., 17 LaRoy place, Red Bank. tricity, xaa; plot 60x2BO, 91,200, part 60x500 feet, on old cement State high* Cotgreave and daughters Dorothy Red Bank.* • bargain. 835 Second avenue, near Dun- F0-jfan.B7hnp7mniudson coac"A-T employment; young man, can drive car. FURNISHED flat for rent, three roomi, cash, cash $1,000. Luker Realty, Belford, ay;thlgh and dry; $500. Alston Beek» •nd Barbara Ann, Mr. and Mrs. condition; alBO»iash register. Joseph Reference given on request. Phone H89-R, N. J.« man, attorney, 10 Broad street, Red Bank, FOR BALE, Whitney stroller. In good ron C. Plner, IS W«/ts First st.re.t, K.yport, 140 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank, Vereka VanBrunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ditlom will sell cheap. Call M01-J. Red WATER acooter with hand propei.or", foi Hunk." 895 BROAD STREET home, ten rooms, with ley VaoBrunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bank. sale. Will also buy anayy old, antiquqe GIRL wlahes to take care of children. Call —„ ™!-^- improvements! beautiful grounds, shiub- BUNGALOW on River road. Rum ion, near Cotgreave, and son George, Mrs. Mary ONB-CYLTMT>ER Atlantic marine motor. or meerschauh m pipesi . PhonPh e ReRdd BanBk at 14 Well Btrect, Red Bank.* VPARTMENT, unfurnished, five roomi beryj plot 76x250; offered at a real bar new high school j heat, all latest tm- propeller, shaft, packing box, tank, bat- will aub-let to Kovtmbsr 1st; aoutheas gain; $5,000. W. A. Hopping Agency, proveraenta; reasonable monthly part VanBrunt, Mlse Poggy Erving.Muss 8S16. MISCELLANEOUS. NEAT colored girl wishes whole or part ixposure; 40% reduction In rent. Ad tery, coll; suitable for power work alio. ANTIQUES—Juat received from abroad ttmo work. Call Red Bank 8489.' Red Bank, phone 397.* ments. Address B. R. R., box 511, Bad Betty Vincent, Mlsa Marjorie Vin- 0,0od compression; 8% h. P.J $20. 20 res a A. F. R., box 511, Red Bank. Bank. # cent, Irving VanBrunt and Isaac Vin- carload of antiques consigned to me to MONEX TO LOAN on first bond and TUTORING in all high school subjects by FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, hot water, $500 WILL BUY bargain in lot. sidewalk, Oakland street (back of Carlton theater) • sell. Stop and tee the double deck ma- mofj?*j* i.?" .lmI>r««d real aaUte, New York University graduate, holding garage, Frlffidalre; Broad atreet. Real curb, graded street; good location. Fail SIX-ROOM bungalow at Leonardo, N. X, cent, all of Eatontown, Mrs. Benja- FOB SALE, 12-foot motor-aaller with cen- ple bed. swell front mahogany corner cup- worth double the amount loaned. Al- New Jersey teacher's license. For partlc tstate, bargains for tale. Two furnished Haven. Seo Paul Revere, 56 Broad stree second block from new highway; wa- min Bernecker and daughter Jessie terbotrd, Marconi sail, bright finish and board, and Windsor twin high chair and ** ^eekman. attoroaT. 10 Broad et««t. ulara call Red Bank 899-R.* rooms, bath, river location. Shrewsbury Red Bank^ ter, heat and electric; cellar, two-ear ga- deck. Complete with 4.4 h.p. twin cylln mahogany serpentine front sideboard. River Agency, Red Bank, phone It.* rage; all acre one d in; sacrifice at $2,BOO. of West End, and Mr. and Mrs. Rue's, Route 85, one mile west of Middle- BUTLER-HOUSEMAN, white, drives car SIX ACRES of woodlond located near Re< Five minutes to beach and railroad depot* def outboard, anchor, etc. New 1989. MONEX to loan oa flr« bond and moru and generally useful, wishes position FOUR-ROOM apartnjint for rent; all lm Bank for $1,500. Also- complete list oi Charles Oates and daughter Dorothy •peed good under power and oil. Call town. loti, acreages and farms. Rolston Water' Address B. M. A., box fill, Red Bank. of Plalnfleld. Address Butler-Houseman, box Ell, Red prnvementfl. Phone Red Bank 125S-W. [ Nelson^Atlantlo Highlands 129. THE. BUTCHER that says good quality Bank.* bury, 107 • Monmouth street, phone Rec .UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, nine-room meat cannot be sold at the low prfce is Bank 8600.* house, splendid condition; hai eic«llemt USED TRACTOR. Oliver Row-Crop i also AUTOUOHILB loans, care Snanced aid MARRIED MAN. experienced In vegetables power mower for Oliver. Con over Bros., rlffhtl Because his overhead Is very high; refinanced i largest and oldest company, REAL ESTATE WANTED 125-foot bathing beach; considered om of 3PLAT CENTER INSTRUCTOR. dales and nervine, Wlckatunk, N. J., phone but this market han practically no over- flowerfl, hedges, lawns; can do painting, >t beaches along coaat; also valuable head at all, that's the reason why we can Jfwojt fatoe- General Discount Corp hnndy in or out of houHc; work by the FIVE-AORE farm, ten minuteB from Holmdel 8. .. 606 Etootrld BIdjt, Asbury Park, ph/ WE DKSIUE Ustlnsp of properties avail- river front Bite, furnished: settling- •state, Bell quality meat at such little cont to you. 4t6», Etenlnge by appointment. day or week; ten years' reference from able for summer rental. Send lull par- Red Bank; five-room house, out- $7,500. Charles E. Sweeney, real eatate, Louis Jacoubs to Work at Oakhurat BAR FIXTURES, soda fountain, coffee urn Now compare our price with what you pay last place. Phone Rumaon 598.* ticulars. Also listings of farms for salt buildings, orchard; good for truck phono 1-102 Rumaon. For the Summer. show cases and Ubtas for sale. In- elsewhere, end please take notice, that FUpiTURE wanted, old fashioned an- COMPETENT ffavdenci^ chauffeur or rent. AUaJra & Son Agency, Inc.. 1! ulra 2D0 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank. these are not special, but our everyday farming. Kent |25 per month; sale OLD COLONIAL cottape. eight roomB, im- tique furniture. In any condition; also handyman; married; seven years' expe Monmouth street. Ret] Bank. $2,600. Milton Berk, 88 Broad street, provements ; outbuildings; 265 fatt Louis Jacoubs of Red Bank, phys- SHORT WAVE custom made electric radio prices, until further notice. Thank youl glassware. Write and I will call at once. ence; Bleep out; excellent referencm. HOME SITE on North or South Shrews- Guarantees European reception. Wll Porterhouse, Blrloln, round and Delmonlco I par cash. Address Antiques. IS Me- phone 1616. fronting: on highway; railroad frontage; ical education Instructor at the Rum ithort Bteakn, very Rood trimmed, 29c lb. Phono Red Bank 3013/ bury river or wooded property w!ti excellent business site. For further partic- demonstrate 1 for sale cheap. Apply to chanlo street. Freehold. N. J. stream, vicinity of Red Bank, wanted. Ad- ulars see W. A, Hopping Agency, Red •on high Bchool, haa been engaged Max Levy. 20B Union avenue. Long rib roast 10c, bonctona crofln rib, rump an BOOKKEEPER, experienced, needs work, as an Instructor at the Oakhurst bottom round ronnt 24c, chuck steak 10c, HIGHEST prices paid for anttauo furni. permanent, temporary or part time dress H. S. A., box 511, Red Bank. BONUS BONDS will bo accepted on do- Bank, phone 397.* bonelenn pot roant 17 c, fresh choppe< roFerences. AdUreBB H. T., box 511, Re WANTED, farm littingi, Sond comple payment on residence at 16 W11 Han HERB Is your chance to huy a "plendU educational play center, which TWO rectangular shapsd glaaa top tables meat 14c, ven] cutlet 20c, shoulder veal Hank." deHcrlptlon and price. Thompson Ajten atreet. Total cost $5,600. Value in com home; seven rooma, lot 100x400 : two- opens June 29 and closea August 20. and four benches; brand new; vrll! sac- 14c, neck veal 10c, genuine spring Iamb, BMALh saddle horse wanted to rent uTr YOt/Nfl LADY, flno character, wishes cy, 81 Eaat Front street, phone Bed parable in all Red Bank. Corner plot car garage; rock garden. Close to Broad rifice to quick buyer. Call Bed Bank leg-, 25c; loin lamb chops 20r, nhank breani 14-yesr-old girl until October 1st. with aitlon nB child's mirBe. Write or call 700. 50x168, terraced nnd shaded by three fu.. street. In Rood neighborhood for $6,000. The play center Is open to boys and HZ.' grown mapleB. Flower garden in renr, di girls from 5 to 18 years old. Mr. and and neck 13c. fresh killed Jersey pork, itlon of buying; must bo reasonable. 97 Center avenue, Atlantic Highlands, Terms arranged. Rolnton Watorbury, 10T ANTIQUE mahogany marble* top bureau fresh shoulder 18c, fresh npnre rlhn 15c, Horse will havo excellent care; private stn Phong, Atlantic Highlands 404.* tached ffarase, cement walks. Very deslr Monmouth atreet, phone 3500.* Mrs. Byron Youmans of Oakhurst fresh pltr'n liver lflc, smoked Call ham 20c, bls. Phone Atlantic Highlands 84.* REAL ESTATE FOR RENT able neighborhood of homo owners. Con- with chest of drawers and large bev- venient to grade, high schools and shop, ATTRACTIVE home In suburban aactlon, are the directors. eled plate K'BSB mirror attached. Call af- atrip of bacon 25c, Dixie bacon 10c, boloff. living room, dining room, kitchen, three ter 4 P. M. Mrs. Elizabeth Merrtman naa 10 c, frankfurters 10 c, tiHccri boltec WANTED, untlnues, old relics, smoWng HELP WANTED SEVEN-ROOM house, hot water heat, ping canter. Two story dwelling. Btan ham 4Re, Itnllan Btyle BHUSOBO 24C ant pipes, golf bans. K0|f club,, pictures improvement*} centrally located; garage. InK well above atreet level, with now bedrooms and bath; lot 60x8191 i£«r«g«. 154 Hnnca road, Fair Haven, N. J.* painted shingle and weatherboard ext«r Barn with accommodations for two rldlntf many other Items st very low price. Beef, CROCHETERS ^female), experienced Rent $86. Inquire 98 Eaat River road, horses. Price 55,000. Hopping Agency Shrewsbury. BROODHR HOUSE, eight-foot circular veal and lamb aro the beet of the house of Town Furniture Exchange, as Mon outh infanta* hnnd-mn.de booteea, caps Rumson, phone 579. ior. Wide front veranda, enclosed Jdtchei hoiine, with stove; portable; reasonable Swift; pork and pork products are Shlck- street. Red Bank, phono 528.' sacques. Write Charles Meti, 11 North porch and side entrance to basement. In Red Bank, phono 307." Call Eatontown 686-J. f haus and Vogt'n. No Inferior products I FOR RENT or lease, large store with gas terior completely redecorated. Woo_ — — 1 WANTED, two boardlnft children. u,« Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa. station, Broad atreet, Eatontown. op- paneled entrance hall with gracious opei (The Bed Bank Raglster can be bought FEW antique pieces, also comfort chair Pay a visit to our market, no obligation tnreo yearB. Also healthy pet dogs to iite achoolboiiBO. Phone,416 Eatontown SACRIFICE, modern half brick and In Shrewsbury from Richard Beaka at the nnd secretary of walnut, like new: eleo' to buy. Open until 8 P. M. every niprht. board on beautiful four-acre farm with italrway joina living room by wide arc Btucco, six-room house In Little Sil- postofllce and the Shrewsbury Market.) Jersey Pork Storo and Meat Market, 114 OPERATORS wanted to work on la- $20 PER MONTH, alx rooms and bath; giving a Hpaclousnesa not attainable in low- trie sotvlnjr machine, mohair radio bench. plunty frenh vegetables, fruit and milk; ver: eun parlor, tllo bath and ahower, Inquire 286 West Front strset. Red Bank.* Shrewsbury avenue. Red Dank, refined younff couple. Herbert, caro Keug- dles' dresses and bath robes. Ap- 13 and 28 DeForest avenue; apartments, priced atructurea being built today. Twc Tho regular meeting ot the board Ier'B Poultry Farm, South street. Eaton- ply Philip T. Jlannlne, Inc., 2 6 Me- flvo rooms, bath, 102 Shrewsbury avenue, double nnd two single llprht airy bedroomi. steam heat, with oil burner; lot FOR RALE cheap. 100-pound large white HaKerman Lumber Co., 79 Oakland street, each with cloaet; modernized bath, built-in of education waa held Monday night ice box. Phone Red Bank 988-J.' FOR SALE cheap, large Seegar ice box town, N. J, chanic street, Red Bank. tub, pedestal lavatory. Enclosed stairway 50x200; near bus, station and new coBt $285; U. S. slicing mnchlne; Hobart Red Bank. at the BChoolhouso with Walter C. PINTO MARE for sale, reasonably priced. WANTED to buy antiques, books, pictures. leading from Becond floor to largo floored Bchool; $6,000; 10% down and con- -riectria coffee mill. Mm, J. L. Herbert, glass, furniture, lamps, violins, etc. SIX-ROOM houses, all Improvements, $3C attic. Woodwork cream enamel. Floo venient terms. Milton Berk, 88 Broad Guptll, president, presiding. Prln- Inquire at 206 Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Red Bank 1247-W." GOVERNMENT JOBS—Start $106 to $176 per month; five-room bungalows, all inv Bnnk.» Anything old fashioned or unusual D F month; men-women. Qualify now for Handed and polished: inlaid linoleum ! street, phone 1616 Red Dank. . olpal Fred C. England gave an an- SHERATON mnhoffany dining- room set, Jalmson, 476 New Market Road, Dunellen, next R«d Bank examination. Short hours. irovementg; $20, $25 per month. Joh kitchen; basement has concrete floor, h SUIT for sale, (rentleman'i gray tropic. complete; B!X chotra; excellent condi- H. Cook, Jr.. phone Red Bank 3426-J. water heatlntr plant and pot neater; wl: nual report and was complimented worstad; fit* short, stout; good condi- Influence unnecessary. Common education tion. Prfce rcaaonable. Phono Joseph (I. usually sufficient. Full particulars, list FOR RENT with option of buying; flv«- dowa In red brick foundation abov'i COMPLETE Hat of houses that have been by the board for his good work. C. tion. Bnrffain $7.00. Phone Red Bank McCue, owner's representative, Rumson WANT to board motherless child, three Kround. Entire structure aubatantial,; 1918.• 11 Id r or positions and sample coachlnK free. Write room bungalow with open fireplace; two- foreclosed. Now is your opportunity Frank Bordon gave a detailed Insur- 444. _»'" ° <>y ! sood care. Inqulr today sure. Franklin Institute, Dept. :ar garage, large studio over Rarago; twt built and complete in every respect. Ai to buy at low prices on easy termi. Rol- ance report and bills amounting to BEAUTIFUL 9x12 nsamlesfl Wilton run. WHITE enamel gas range for sale, In very CMW,_hox 5il. Red Bank. 262-U. Bochostar, N. Y. acres of ground, lots of shade treet extraordinary bnrKatn. Terms: $ 1,501 dton Waterhury, 107 Monmouth atre«t, flno condition; coit $1BO, will sell for down, balance $52.50 monthly covers tax •941.15 wore ordered paid. Three good condition. 0 McLaren street, Red ANNUAL harvest home at Reformed HOUSEKEEPER wanted, sood, reliable, shrubbery and flowers; creek runnin phone Red Bank 3500.* $20; owner hiu no use for tame. 176 Bank.* ^church, Colt'a Neck, Wednesday. August through property: five minutes from Rec members, Harold Riordan, George Illver road, Red Bank." middle aged lady as housekeeper for Bank railroad station, on River road, close fire Insurance, Interest and pays VETERANS, attentionl Why not use you* I*nge and Stewart VanVllct, were COMPLETE set of drums and traps flfi elderly lady. Very deairahlo home for Shrewsbury river. Phone Red Ban mortgage In ten years. References bonus money to purchase a house or BABY CHICKS 10c, tested White Giants, Also an excellent Held drum $10. Call WILL BOARD child, excellent care; nt right party. Address Good Housekeeper, 1596-W. fiulred. Inquire of oxvner. Red Ban' lot' Many real bargains. Consult Roll- absent. Burred Rocks, N. H. and R. I. Reds, Red Bank 1020.' erence. furnished. Mrs. Helen Rott- box 511, Red Bank. ton Waterbury, 107 Monmouth atreet, Red 13 1100. Mlii Edith Bentley has returned Leghorns; bunnies, rabbits, chinchillas, GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerator, family W j ?.^ Center avenue, Atlnntl WANTED, whito girl for general house- SIX-ROOM houie and garage for rent; a Bank, phone 3500.* , hlftrk* and New Zealand whites. Muller, Improvement*; hot water heat; ope RIVER VIEW, picturesque Ioratlnn. Fa" to her home In Jersey City after size, used model, but In excellent con- Hlirhlands, N. J.\ work; Bleep in; steady employment. Haven. Hlx-room cottage; all improvi FARM of 23 acres, iLx rooms, bath, all east Bide Rout* 35, one mile north ol dition. Price reasonable for Immediate ROOMER wanted; board if desired; Ap Phone Bed Bunk IDG, fireplace. At A3 Church street, Fair Ha- klndi of outbuildings; facinff concrete •pending several days visiting Mr. bridge. Inquire at 93 Fair Haven road. ments; barn suitable for alteration fo sale. SB*3 Mr. Prntt, 1 Monmouth street, ply 9S Madison avenue, ned Bank POSITIONS open for general housework road, three-quartern mile to station, and Mrs. Raymond Sanborn and fam- ELECTRIC STOVE for sal*; General Elec- Red Bank, phone 1738.' FIVE-ROOM house for rent, all Improve- ffucflt houae; large trees; 70x300. Sacrl $8,500. part cash; one and a half mile* to phono 004. era, couples, nuroea, cooks, charaber Bank S?83°°' *** VnnHorn, phone Re, # ily. tric meter box, three-burner oven. Ap- THIS WEEK'S feature: 25 feet garden TWO bicycles wanted. In good condition Tnald-vmltreHHen: good salaries. West End ments. 50 Mechnnic street. Inquire hathlnsr. Luker'a Realty. Belford. K. J. Cyril Lawea has dlocontlnued hl3 ply WHItam Sternchuss, Locust Point, near hose, with a guarantee, for 08c, turpen- •IAS0?,8 ™* . *W"- Phono Red Bank Employment Agency, 63 Brighton avenue, Samuel Csrdner. 52 Mechanic street, Rec Nflven.nk, K. J. tine 69c gal., beach chalra 98c, 4 gal. can- 406-M. Aik for htt.' West Knd, phono Long Branch 657. Alsi Bank. Rent $24 per month." paper route. NEW SUITS, range from 112.50 to $22.50, ning pot and rack 80c, porch and deck open Sundays." SUMMER RENTALS—Exclusive flve-rooi The Shrewsbury firemen have pur- Alterations free. 162 Monmouth street, enamel $1.89 gal., screen doors $1.49 GIRL WANTED for light housework. 3 cottage, near river: nicely furnished chased new blue and red uniforms. Bed Bank." brooms 25c. 18x33 Inch window screen. BUSINESS NOTICES. Maple avenue, Red Bank. Coolerfltor; eefteon |400. Other prop^ SEWING machine, A-l condition, $8.00 28c. Lot of other bargains. National 5c, $150 to $1,000. Some on river. Raj They will participate In tho Asbury 10c and $1 Store. CAN YOU nell metal weatheratrlppins, VanHorn Agency, Fair Haven, phone Park firemen's Tjarado Saturday. dining room rug, 9x12, $5,00; djihet. REMOVER of dud mbilL Dead «nl- Vonetlitn blinda, ovoiheaii typo garag Ice box $2.00, pictures, bedroom suite JUNE BRIDES, attention I 82-plece set mill remov«d frw of chars*. Phon» Bank 283, $8.00, sUndi. amoker stand, clothes doora or screciiB 7 Seo Charlea C. Conover, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Williamson and dishes, first quality, $2.98; floor cover R*>d Bank 8891-J. Pan! RiUaq. BLlndcn place, Reil linnk. phone 397, RENT, furnished, on Railroad avenue, Good Service Pays family are vacationing In San Fran- xvrlnRar, M«J«atIc radio, A-I condition, $15 Ing- 806 sq. yd., utility closets with flv* near depot; ilx rooms, partly furnlshe* oil stove. Call Thunday and Friday shelved $2.09, pin-up lamps 60c completi CHECK UP on yonr heaUna plant now. SALESMEN,'atTRrcHHlvc. to lelfAdvcrUifng $160 for season; six-room house $12, sal oloco, California. Phone Red Bank «-M, or at 89 Branch with tihn.de. Visit us at once and save W» will b« alad to call and «.*• «sU- - for \veek4y witt^niurn circulation. Call $1,200; now vacant. Luker's Realty, Be Good service pays. A. W. Bry has purchased a new avenue, Red Bank." Window nhadta at new low prices. Wi matt on o!»«nlnB and 107 othir repair*. Anbury Park 3421 utter 7:01) P. M." measure your windows and give free eg Frank CratehftlL. ChMtnut Fumaca Co. ^ . Good servico la the hardest thing In the world to Ford eednn. TWO 4x8 signboards, two 2x20 arrows, phon» 876. R«d Bank. WANTED, a boy, handy nnd honest, to ATTRACTIVE furnished cottage on rive Il.tSO each; &4-lnch galvanised !>!|>e Ac Mmateft. Nallunal Be. 10u,and fl Store work In furniture store; $3 • per week nnd; but It is the cheapest thing in tho world whea Tho executivo committee ot tho (formerly Frown-Cooper Company.) at Sea Bright; bathintt privileges; flv font; largo lawn mower 91.001 good china, AdihtsM^JIuj, lui.v fill. Iieoich; balance nun It is found. Presbyterian Homo Missionary so- SORENSON A BAHRS. bulkheadi and glassware, Oriental rues, fine cnalrn. 280 FOR BALE, manure Call at Sycamore SINGLE MAN wnnted to work ""on Aalr mer, 5325. Ca.ll Eatontown 411.* ciety mot Monday night at the home Nnveslnk avenue. Highlands? N. J. dock building contractors Hl«h- avenus, Shrewsbury, Meyer's Stable*, o fmill by month; must know how to HOUSE, nix rooma and bath, nil Improvi Poor service Is always dear. of Mlsa Emma Holmes and arranged RECONDITIONED refrigerators i six ct phone 434 Red Bank. landi, ,N. J, phon* Hlshlandi 12dS. for fall activities. , foot Xelvlnator 986, perfect ehapa. .-, TWO SALESMEN'wnntcd to aell direct" "t« Leo K. 'McKee, IB McLaren otreet. Re It doesn't matter how Uttlo you pay for anything, If Miss Emu Holmes was hosteBa yes- no five cubic foot Kelvtnator, five cubic TRUBW'S for typmrlt.r bargains; r«nt- home owners, by larRest concern In thi Biks phone_2290,^ _ __ tho service is poor, you are paying a high price for foot Filglilalre, six cubic foot W.lilisck, FARM PRODUCE. •ls and «pert repairing. a» Broad field. Experience not necessary; pnlnry FOR RENT, seven-room houne, tllo hnt terday afternoon to membors of Uio 11 cubic foot General Electric, like new; •traat, Rad Bank. commlunion anil bonun. Car eanentlal. Foi shower, hot water hent, electric nto1 It-. Shrewsbury auxiliary of RIvorvlew four nnd a half rubio foot Electrolux, sev- jiart.culnrs_ivrlto P. O. JJox_•*07»_____ en cubic fpot Eleotrolux. Several large FAitMEUS and truck growers "HI Bud . and refiiRcrator; lavatory, porch, Karnir In every walk of life, no matter what the character nady market for their produce b» ad- WILLIAM V. DIETRICH. plumbltiK. btat- WANTED."wood""cutter to~cut~wood~b acre plot; $65 per month. Frank B hospital. ^^ slse commercial eleclrlo boxes. Also large ln Dd nnln8 p mpi nd of the work may be, good servico pays. In every selection of Ice boxes. We service all IHIsIng In The Register'. olas.l8.lf col- f "i 4 ' V * windmill* th« cord; munt hfl experienced; with o aweH, it Shrewsbury avenue, R«d Ban r*p*irtti. Affint for Matter onrburator without hoard. Frank J. Mannlno, I.aiira! ho_n«_jS S7 5j walk of life, no matter whnt the character of tha makes of refrigerators. Prices reason- coal M?lni d«vlctt. Hti any lomac*. 42 avenue, Middle town, phono 163 Middle- work may be, poor service, however cheap It mny ha Colt's Neck. able. Refrigerator Exchange, » Whit. SOD antPtop soil for sale: acres of Ulghton >Tenn*. R«d Dank, phone S887.J. SIX-ROOM hcnine, alt improvements: ita- street, Red Bank, phone BSD. aoll and privet Middletown 8toc town. r«(?«; rooms newly decorated. Hent $28 obtained, Is always dear. Farm, Thomas 3. Field, phone Red Ban Ol-n, OOLD—W» pay cash ror your old MOTHER'S helper wanted; unoil home, per month. 30 West street. Rod .Bank.* This prlnriplo hold« Rood everywhere, from a street (The Had Bank Register on be bought 8_8_1. cold J.w«lrr, wateb.a, t«oth, ato. 1.,,,. pood wattes. Phone Red Bnnk 3090 at tbe store of Louie Plotkln.) sl)l»»'. »» Broad slr«st. Rei) Bank. N&RdOM. bmiia low, w I th Improve- workman to a civil engineer, and from tho Janitor MEMORIAL. PULLETS for sals, twelve TO to its old In the mornlnffs.' ments; near town and b«H line. Also The Reformed church waa wol! Uarred Rock pullets. Fred Dlsti. Nut- LICENSED PLUMBER—rhon. SS17 n«d K'it-room house, all Improvements; RS- of a building to tho superintendent of a urent fac- swamp road, second farm frorn Rlvei SALESMEN wanted—A real oppor- filled Sunday evening when children's Plasa school. Bank, [or your plumbln», htatlnir anr) raRe, near bun line. M South street. Ent- tory system. day was celebrated. A fine program Services to B« Held by Shrewsbury tlnnlnu. Advlca and .stlmatei free. Jo- tunity awnltB tho man with nelllnef ontovrn. both reaionable. Inquire Charles LodfA on Friday Night saph W. Fo«. IK Plnokn.y road, Ilsd Bieese, «8 South street, Eatontown, phono wai given, including recitations by FRESH killed poultry am] mats Icllled Bank. ability. If you have a car and are 2D0. Boys and plrla and young men nnd young women willlnK to work and lsnin you can •who aro ntartlnK out in life need not think tfmt Ivls and Smith Blanchard, a roclta Bhrowabury lodge. Knights to order; deliveries Tuosday. Thurs- QENEHAL CONTRACTOR and cosiponls ' l'ROPUCK MARKKT for rent. fully tlon and »ong by Nancy and Richard Pythias, will hold memorial services day, Saturday i roasters, fryers, ttew- el.anedl carting and grading; top soil. I make a wonderful Income. Call tho equipped; Illghwny No. 3S: in conner- Rood service will he overlooked or thnt it will not In Odd Fellows' hall Friday night, Ing, 3to lb. StrlcUy selected local manurs, QU dirt, olnd.ra, gravel and sand. Heiro-IIcnt Show Room, at. IS Me- ttnu wfth I«r*r« re«t«iir«nt; very low ren- be apprerlnterl. ftootl nervli-e pnyn. It pnyn hi/. Moreau and a playlet entitled "His Estlmaus irlvin, phon. Red Bank 22,18. tal. Apply fiutUr Cider Mill Restaurant, Wayside Mesnonfjerii." Those taking June 19, fit 8 o'clock. A fine musical esss, lam, dozen 85ot medium B2c Oscar Bsokar. .? Bscond stnst. Fair Ha- ! i-hsnlc streot, Red Bank, phone 8105, Mltldletown, N. J/__ __ _ It Is hard to find, but once found, It Is the cheapest for an npt'olntmont. Applications thing In tho world. part in the playlet were Carolyn But- program ho3 been arranged. Mem dosen. Same quality as at Keho' ven, N. J. ROAnSTAND for rent." $1. per monthl phln, Jcanotte Thompson, Mabel bera and their friends as well an rela Market, Freehold, N. J. phone Red from lied Hank, Freehold, Atlantic ntoie and roomn, all Improvement*. $15 Mitchell, Htlllman Blanchard, Ernest tlveH of deceased members are In- Hank 275 for deliveries O. Ollftord CHAIRS caned and rapalred. C«U HlRhlflrtds, Kesnftnurfr and surroutid- per month. Aildre»» Box f.7, New Mnn- One renson why Tho Register hnn ao hip n W«nt Rumson 403-M. V. A. Soull. mnutli, or Campbell'ii Junction, corner Mitchell, George Dechcr, Shirley Con- vited. Kehs. Ing territory itro deHlred. CJrecn avenue." ____ Department In because It Rives C!ood. Service. Tha BeRlnter goes Into, almost every homo In nil thlR pnrt over, Helen Reynolds, Viola Burkott, Harry Unger of the Grand Tribune, IIOUaiR fontnlnlnar •!.< ronrnn and hath; Barnlce Langwlth, Franklin Dechcr, FOR SALE, twn scoops, cultivators, plowi LAWN MOWERS aharpen.4 and rilmlrVd. COiX)KKl> util wHntpil for fieneral houiii ROHII 1nr>ntlnn; renfionnMe. Apiily at 26 of Monmonth County. With a paper Kolnp Into mnra a prominent lawyer of Newark, will harrows, hay raks, two farm wagom Orders calls! for anil dellvsrad. ltocon- work. Phoim Humndii 4H4,* William Thompson, Alico Long, Peter dltlontd uaad moirars for sale, II.B0 and Tower Hill nvenue. Red Bnnk.' than 7,300 hnnioB every week, It could not bo ntheiv bo the principal speaker. Rabbi A. hay shove), hay by ton; manure, mowln up, John Hainan, 12 Hudion avenus. liod YOUNft MA~N wanted with"^Tnio""expori $"n.V(»"PER MON'III anil "only" $R0 down •wlso than fhnt It pavo (rood norvlee. Moreau, Roy Benjamin, John Buck, machine, hay forki. Mrs. Kdward W n«nk, phon* ltso. euro In tho retail flr>h t>un.i.e*». Klni Iniyn roiy (our-room cottage with nil H. Iteration will give the Invocation Brown, nhnne 1J02-M, Red Jlnnk.* What IH true about Rood service rendnrcd hy any Wa»ley Buck, Jeanne long and Dor- and Rev. Carmen Trembath th Arthur Food Market. 77 Fliniw. Htreot, Ilo' Improvement". Stop Rccumulatlnfc r*nt othy Hunt, 4« ACMICS of Ytamllil'a rye foVaeleTMea METAL WBATlIEILSTmrS (or doors and Ilnnk. rereliiU. Hove Is n K«nulno opi'Ortunlt y boy or fclrl or mnn or woman In true alno nbout th« benediction. Martin Becker will bo uowedge Farm, I'ort Monmnutli, phoni wlndoiral aan t5* of fusl costs. U. HOl'SMK KKI'KH, country liiily over f to own a home. J. Crawford Oompton, lr oll on Tlhl 1 Borvlce rendered by a newnpnper, fiood Hervlrn Qeorgo N«M and his mother and the violinist, Fannie and Hint* Ttosln Ke-anahurg- 3«8-H, or Beit Dnnk 64S-II w«J "" ' I * "°* "" I" U«"k yofiif, no chi\(han, Ictr Hat man miut; U IJelfonl. N. J. t _ ^ 1400, IS Nsitroan fipilnm road. Had payn. and when a liewepapor RIVCII Rom! service, it. Mini Minna ITranko ot Linden were planlfitii and Marguerite J. Padula Hank. s tl» fnnri; jilaln cnokltiK ! it)Arlied, (.on iT'iJK' HOUHKriV loornnT for rent or Vttltors at 'his placo Sunday. oololflt. WHITE PBKIN duck" »««. "for hashing boim-. 'I*. Kftiifmrum, Kn ton town, N. J itlc, HI. 18-10 r^eUMon avenue; newly 1» the cheiipent thlnff In tho world for nnyono wlio Joan Mildred Daniels, daughter ot IrfinR.ndorf's Service station, phone Hei B3TEI.LH DECORATING, papat hanging, ilerniAtcit: masorialilo rent. Inqutre of haii uso of the servlcn It render*. Tho committee In charge consist Ilank 44S-R-a._ plain anil dtcoratlv, painting i wall pa- WHITK (illtl* wanted (or Kenmitl houte Mix. C, VanNen. 1 Ulfihtoi. place, or call Mr. and Mrs. Lerny Daniels, and n.r, calnta and Tarntshas for sals. a«v. ]UI!~flAI.B, nsife"~i'«~mn7!th«~olrt'."" ,n wnrk: BICPI> In. Apply VOKCI'H, t!T> llrnai Blltabeth Mario Thompson, daughter quire UMIIB l'almriulst, r>fl Tltiton ave th« surfsoa and you aavi all. 30 Mount tit I flPt_j_ ll«d Hunk." VK*iBTAni.W itnui! amf «a"a"Vta.lnn~at "ft to say that »n advortl»«m«nt in the Want Depiirt- of Mr. and Mr». William It!. Thomp Morris Westerman, Max Lewis and mie, J'.aioiitnwn. phone HS7-J,* strMt. phon. JIBS IU4 Ilank^ AMK"Hl«:AN"fH"mily of two~^uTlU~"wi.r nnninro on mMu IIIirhwRy from H*d ment nf Tho Rej?!fitflr will bo rarrlart Into more thim Calvin Kennell. •on, were baptised at the Reformed FOis~rlAiiB.~Three fresh""(!nefn*sey~"cowa (.'RANOMOTHCIt I'iKLlia' dining ronmi mlddlfl AKC(! i Inumtry; Kond home; medl nel .llnii.r SOo. Also rooms and hoard. 73 urn wittfc*: 'I'olRphoiiu »:ift Atlnntic Hlr.li or rail 2227-M." t,ewl« Snyder la elowly Improving of lMhr«wifbury lodge will be honored plll«. W. II. roller. MMdlttown nhcin. Wallsc. atr«t_R*d llank.» liuiiiii. Til Avenue t\ Atlantic ...KIIIIUK.. IRNrX bunfawTnvV VeiH B70-W Mlddletown. N. J/ room*, two bathi, open fireplace, two* from sicknMK. nt tho service** Kdward Johrwon CE3.1POOIJ) tl«n«di' Mliara'riut, sro«,n" The Bflcrnment of tho lord's Sup- Daniel Woods, W. W. I«tson Bamuel WKNKKD flint rlann hiln'for*po»ltloiiiit 1i car Bftindfli on bun l.nej newW decorated, ( 1 Inif and grarflnin at rsasonahln rates. the bent hmim>h(il1l£SKKK wnntod. rxi'Ti lon-,.,1, 1 UI* horns; HI\ rooms, open Are* KtJwarJ H. Blooum *nlninant poult lo p, til* bath, sun [mrrh. extra lava- Boyi can maks txtra pooktt money Is^i'J^J'£"Lk- """»oijhlll, Thoma. soldi aaws and scissors •hiirp.noi!, k«y« AtiO on* n pan tn K fnv nummtr poiltto tory In bai«m*rtt I tlv*r right* j two-car Mlllnc Tht lUttMws-AdvwtlMmam. Wllber. esute. Mione Rumson 111, 2? ' J?2 i ,™»alr«l. Cmss, txifksmlth Notify Sally Ann l*n, 105 Monmovi garage. Rolston rVat«rbury( 107,. Moiv Mop. UI Oakland stnot. Itod Dank.* *tr«fr. «11 IM Hank 2144.* mouth ktreat, phon* $nQO.* r Page Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, JUNE 1,8,1986. munition furnlihed the Individual! who attain a certain proficiency. Nine Graduates The baccalaureate lermon to th« Robin As House high echool graduate* Wai delivered At Sea Bright In the high school auditorium Sun- Pet At River Plaza day afternoon by Rev. Harold E. Green. Others who took part In tho At the home ol Mr. and Mr*. Closing Exercise* of Grammar services were Rev. C. E. Hlckman, School W«H Take Place To- Percy Stout of Klver Plaza, Mrs. William Roselle and Rev. D. permanently as a member ol • night in Methodist Church— Roe Haney. the family, Its owneri hope. Is Rev. Earle G. Lier to Speak. William Butler, 37, is in a serious Roblna, a young and promising condition in the Hazard hospital at lady robin that fell out ol a Long Branch, as the result of an ac- Nina pupils will receive diplomas nest about two weeks ago dur- cident in which he turned his car in- ing a storm and Its leg was In- at the graduating exercises of the a ditch to avoid hitting another DAVDSO2 PHONES—NO WAITING. NPHONES: 32&BROSS or 3263. . Sea Bright grammar school tonight jured. Mrs. Stout nursed the car on the Freehold-Matawan road robin back to health, anil now at the Bea Bright Methodist church. Sunday morning. Hli wife, wbo ac- In the CIBBB are Raymond T. Brown, the bird goes tor two flights FREE DELIVERY. companied him, was not badly hurt, dally In the Stout back yard In Jean Rosa Coyle, Lily Anne Gar- but it Is believed that Mr. Butler land, Ethel M. Hollaway, David E. company with the Stout canary, lotor Larson Blsle has a broken back and his right leg while Mrs. Stout and her dogs, Johnson, Y *• . la broken. Pierce, Mario Evelyn Thompson and Bootsy and Moatsy, stand guard 45 Broad Street Red Bank, New Jersey Gertrude Leltlta Weinheimer. Mrs. J. C. Howell of Washington, to scare away marauding Gala. Boblna sleeps In a wire cage Rev. Barlo G. Lier, rector of St. D. C, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rile. on the back porch, and her first George's Episcopal church of Rum- act upon being released In the son, will be the speaker. The class Miss Lynn Chiton of Glen Rock has been visiting her grandparents, morning Is to fly Into the kit- prophecy will bo dramatized by the chen (or breakfast. The robin CIOBD, under tho dlrectlpn of Helen Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Britton. Granville Culver is enjoying a fish- Is fearless of human beings, and Sawyer. Rev. How,ard N. Amer, pas- will answer Its owner's whistle. tor of the^ Se»_J3right Methodist ing trip to Seaford, Delaware. church, will deliver tKe Invocation —A summer— vacation school—has and benediction. been opened by the local Lutheran church in Keansburg. It will last J NY EN TOR Y SALE The rest of the program will cora- wo weeks and the next two weeks Entertains at Bridge-Luncheon. prlno a dramatization of the class will be operated in Keyport. will by the class, instrumental music Mrs. Irving Doremus of River road by Mary E. VanNote, vocal BOIO by Miss Laura Smith of Newark was Mary Elizabeth Dunning, piano se- lie recent guest of Mr, and Mrs.entertained Thursday at a brldge- lection by the Girls' Glee club and Kenneth E. Greene. uncheon. The party rooms were dec- 10 Day Sale—Ending June 27 the presentation of diplomas, awards Mrs. George Downs of this place orated in yellow and white and the and class gifts. gave birth to a son Saturday morn- ing at Rlverview hospital. prize winners were Mrs. Richard Til- on of Knollwood and Mrs. Kenneth Keyport. It pays to advertise In The Register. Bruce of Rumson. COFFEE Specials! cans Tomato Juice and Cocktail Specials! (The Bed Bank Register can bo bought Evaporated Milk 4 25' in K«yport from Costa Brothers, Mri. Florence Melee. Gui SensoD and Mn. Clara Van Camp's Tall Cans Sustman.) Hurffs TOMATO Mrs. J. Harold Hendrlckson and FOR PICNICS daughter, Miss Betty C. Hendrlck- Hennessey's Fish Market Beech Nut 25c JUICE, 12-oz. car son, spent the week-end in Wellesley, 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK, N. J. Beechnut Tomato Massachusetts. JUICE, 12-oz. ,„, Miss Caroline Dey of New Tork COMPARE OUB QUALITY WITH OTHERS. Maxwell House 25c Pickles was tho weekend guest of Mr, and All Our Sea Food Guaranteed Fresh. No Cold Storage. . Sweet, Sweet Mixed, PHI, Onion Rellah, Pepper Salad Heinz TOMATO Mrs. Harry A. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, Jr., BUY YOUR FISH IN A FISH MARKET. JUICE have moved from the Walling apart- Chase & Sanborn Dated 23c Welch's Tomato Q ment on Church street to their bun- Wwee Deliveueuver SPECIALWEEK.ENSD ! r can galow at Union Beach. JUICE, pt. size ..* Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M. Anderson Apricots «* 3 * 43' Welch's Tomato will spend the Bummer at Philadel- PORG1ES -2 lbs. 25c BONITA . 20c n>. Davidson Vacumn Pack 27c phia, where Mr. Anderson will be Per Doz. $1.65 employed. MACKEREL __ 15o rn. CRAB MEAT _ . 76c lb. JUICE, 46-oz The Thought club met Monday BUTTER FISH . 10c 16. SOFT CLAMS . 300 qt. SUN RAYED evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Mac- Old Dutch 29c cans EELS . 25o 1T>. Ewan of Union Beach. SEA BASS 52 oz. cans A Rifle and Pistol club has been WEAK FISH . 18fb SCALLOPS . 350 lb. SUN RAYED formed by 10 members of tho looal Peaches 3 3T* BLUE FISH—SOFT CRADS—LOBSTERS American Legion post, and a range Holland House 29c 3 Qt. cans ; 39' fa being built at Deep Cut hill on Largest Cans, Fine California. Per Doz. $1.45 . the McFarland farm just above Haz- Hurff's Tomato « «">««• 9 Ac let. The club 1B being organized by Cocktail, 26 oz.. « •«* Arthur W. McFarland, adjutant of Yuban 29c the post, and about ten more mem- Blue Label bers will fill the club quota. It is Pears Cocktail, 26 oz. ..' understood that arms will be sup- 3 plied by the government and am- Martinson's 41c Largest Cans, Fine Bartlett, Reg. 20c Blue Label PerCoz. $1.85 COCKTAIL, 52 02. 27' Davidson Royal Cup 22c White Rose Consomme Reg. 20c ^fc A A Grape Fruit Juice All Gold Brand—Largo Can Astor 18c Madrilene Soup O "•" 44' anr Per Doz. $1.69 3 ° 29 Sanka 37c BEECHNUT . f^ ORANGE JUICE Peanut Butter £*•*** Heart ol Florida, Fancy Quality Kaffee Hag 37c eans •0 Reg. 19c 3 35 CRISCO PEAS PICKLES BABY FOOD GREEN GIANT Pin Money—Full Qt, Keg. 4So Helm, Olapp'f, Llbby'a or Gerbcr's Turn your bonus 3 Lb. Can—Special Sweet, Sweet Mix or SJlced C bonds into cash-- 55 3 - 47' 29 C bottle 3 - 25 your cash into Per Doz. 95c clothes- TOMATOES SARDINES DOG FOOD Just Bight Brand—Norwegian KINO Brand Breast-O-Chicken Sunday. June 21st Fancy Jersey Hand Packed, Keg. lOlOo Yon want new B«g. ISo g C TUNA FISH clothes ... right? DAD is KING for a day- 3 29" 4 -~ 225° 6 25 Finest Quality c You've waited... 3--49 - waited ... waited So all you loyal subjects do honor to him and Sweet Potatoes APRICOTS OAKTTE for the postman bring him gifts that will in a small way show Whole or Halves—Tall Cam SPECIAL SUNTEX Fancy Candled—Largest Can to bring that mail your appreciation of his generosity the rest of The Better Bleach from Washington the year. C C A bob... J fto Full Qt. .. . and now that 2 •*-19" it's here, we're in- 2 ~ 29 3 32 15* viting you to "go Neckwear Hosiery to town" in the FRUIT COCKTAIL Specials NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. greatest stock of Foulards, Crepes, Interwoven of course MINUTE TAPIOCA smart clothes in Twills, Reps and —the kind he buys EVER READY BRAND RITZ Rpd Rank. Palm Beach. New Full Found Pkg. checks, plaids, stripes for himself. New C 8oz.Cans . . . Per Dozen .90 3 Cans 23c and plain colors. checks, stripes, dots 16 oz. Tall Cans . Per Dozen $1.45 3 Cans 38c c All priced to and clocked styles. make owning new to -f .50 2 23 Largest Cans . Per Dozen $2.65 3 Cans 69c 21 clothes easy with- C lo 00 out leaving out 35 I- anything else Shirts PHILLIP'S SOUPS PHILLIP'S PHILLIP'S PHILLIP'S you've planned Pajamas nato, Vegetable, Pea, Bei Celery PORK & BEANS CLAM CHOWDER SPAGHETTI on. Manhattans in neat 1 Lb. Cans 1 Lb., Cans checks and stripes or Manhattan and Uni- cnns C C C Gorgeous new the new deep tones versal makes in coat 4 - 25 Kridel Suits for in plain or fancy or slip-on styles. He's 6 25' 6 25 5 " 29 the bonus army colors. sure to say—"Just that is making a march on style. •| .95 to 9.50 what I needed." Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Specials for Friday andSaturday, June 19 and 20, Only •f .15 to 5.00 EXTRA LAIKJE FLORIDA SWEET CALIFORNIA FANCY CALIFORNIA $99.50 to $9ff.00 Others 1.00 up 8UNKIST FANCT ORANGES Cantaloupes ORANGES PLUMS Raspberries Medium Size Vlne-IUpened Tree-Ripened A Few Other Suggestions— a bikt. And of course, C doz. C you'll need the Jantzen Swim Suits 1 don. '' trimmings'' — Gantner Wikies 17 25 2 25 43 19 2 ~ 25 shirts, hats, hose, FANCY SWEET FANCY JEBBKY Hickok Belts — Suspenders FANCY .1KIIBEY FANCY JKllSEY underwear, neck- Mansco Polo Shirts OBEEN or WAX TELEPHONE LIMA BEANS wear—everything Huckleberriei BROCCOLI to give you a Sport Coat —Sport Slacks Stringless Beans PEAS Full Podt Large Bunnhca or why not chip in and get Dad a new Suit. bunch .snappy dressing- C qt. ni c C C "1 Q up. You II surely surprise him. 27 2: 15 2 •* 19 2 - 25 FANCY FBK8II HPKOIAL I VANVY CALIFORNIA FBEHII JERSEY New Potatoes CARROTS BEETS SPINACH Cucumbers V. B. No. 1 ,/ J. KRIDEL J. KRIDEL '•«r|o Bunches Extra Fancy Cleaned and Wnatuxl c C —Red Bank Red Bank 2'-13' 3 ~ 13" 3 21' 3 10 10 * 49