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VOLUME XLIV? NO. 13.
Ii.uod Wtiklr, Entw«d as S«eond-CI«»i Mattar at tho Postoffice i t Bed Bank, H. J., under the Act of March Sd, 18711,
RED BANK, Nl J.;' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.1 $1.50 Per Year
ENLARGING A BUSINESS.
DOINGS OF THE COUNCIL Parran
NEW SCHOOLS STARTED.
F. BUItdell It Putting Up a
W. 1 HOPPING FARi SOLD
CLUBHOUSE FOR TEACHERS.
Middletown Teacher* Occupying the
Murphy Homestead at Navetink.
_ The Murphy homost&d at Navesink has been converted into a clubhouse for the school teuchers of Midriletown township who come from
out of the township. Ninu teachers
are living at the clubhouse. They
are Miss Mary Lukcns, Miss Mildred
Booth, Miss Margaret Pennington
Miss Jones, MisB Jeunette Grove
Miss Grace Powell, Miss Marion Kinnamon and Miss Mildred .Stryker.
Miss Ilorothy Norton, the township
librarian, also lives at the clubhouse.
The house has been remodeled inside
and modern 'improvements
have
been installed.
Building on Bridge Avenua.
Julius Noilsen of Red Bank,
NOTHING DOING ON , WEST
At a meeting; of the 0. C. W, C. BOUGHT BY THOMAS C. SHER.
Ferrcn F. Blaisdell Is building a TWO ARE UNDER WAY IN MID, ' STREET PAVING MATTER.
DLETOWN TOWNSHIP.
club of the Presbyterian church last MAN Cr HOBOKEN FOR $8,500.
two story brick atore building on
week, at the home of Mrs. Leon dv la
"Town Officials Turn a Deaf Ear to Us business property on the east side
Dug for New Port Monmouth Reussille, Jr., on Maple avenue, a The Property is at Chapel Hill—A
. . the Entreaties of Joseph W. Child of Bridge avenue, directly ' opposite Cellar
School
and
Ground
Broken
at
surprise miscellaneous shower was
Ten-Acre Plot, Detached from the
i J—B&nd Issue . Proposed—Side- the Eisner factory building. Tho
Leonardo for Addition to High given f«r MrsV Julius Neilsen, a memRest of the Farm, Wns Bought by
. walks on West Front Stroert
building is 30x00 feet and adjoint!
School—River
Plaza's
New
School.
Walter
Walling for $2,500.
ber
of
the
club.
She
received
a
numthe
saw
mill
owned
by
Mr.
Blaisdell.
Tlie mayor and council of Red
The cellar of the now schoolhouse
William A. Hopping of Red Bank
Bank hud a very short meeting Mon- Part of the new building will be used at Port Monmouth WHS dug last week- ber of gifts. Games were played and
prizes
were
won
By
Mrs.
Joseph
Fix,
last week sold his farm of ninety
day night. The master o f Issuing as an office by. Mr. Blaisdell and tho and ground was, broken Monday for
refunding bonds to'p'ay" part of the rest of the building will be used as a a large addition to the Leo/irdo Jr., and Mr. anil Mrs. Albert W. acres at Chapel Hill to Thomas C.
Worden,
Jr.
Eacjl
received
a
hand
storage
place
for
hardware
and
Sherman of Hoboken for $8,500.
wunicipui indebtedness for recent
school. The excavating is being done
, improvements was talked over. • It paints. These products will be gold by Edward T.' Bennett of Belford, painted box filled With candy. Othera The farm in on the north side of the
present
besides
'
those
mentioned
road leading from Middletown to
was decided to d^fer iaBUing tho by Mr. Blaiadell,- whose principal the contract for this work being subwere Mrs. Lester Hance, Mrs. T. Chapel Hill and is bounded on the
;ia it wae the opinion of the business is felling building material let to him by Rosa M. Kearns 9? New Newton
Doremus,
Miss
Halcla
Oakley
and
supplies.
The
building
will
be
west side by the Southern railroad.
that a more advantageous
York, the general contractor.
In and Miss Mary W. Holmes.
The new owner will occupy the farm
lute of interest could be obtained completed in November.
addition to the Bchoolhounos menand will operate it as a high class
later.
tioned a schoolhouse^will be built at
farm enterprise. Mr. Sherman bus
Joseph W. Child made an unsucRivor Plaza by Mr, Kearns. This job
a son who will be' the active mana- j
cessful attempt to get the council to
will not be started .until spring.
ger of the place. A big farmhouse
pave Weat street-with concrete. The
-The
Port
Monmouth
schoolhouse
and the usual outbuildings are on
ordinance . for thjs improvement
be on the Harmony road, near THE "SHERIFF, SMOCK" FARM the farm.
passed its - Anal reading several HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS RAISED will
Charles
Poole's
farm.
It
will
be
A ten-acre plot on the south side SNOWY EGRETS MAKING A
months ago, but subsequently tho
$438 LAST^SATURDAY. /
FINDS A NEW OWNER.
% fget and will be Of the
VISIT TO OUR MARSHES.
of the Middletown and Chapel Hill
officials, voted nottohave tfte work
bungalow type of construction. It It Was Bought Last Week by Walter road, which was separate from the
klone. They said Monday night they The Money Will bo Used to Equip will
A
Pair of Them Have Been at Red
be
enalosed
with
brick.
Two
the
High
School
Football
Team
S. Force of New York, Who Will main farm but which had been opercould not nave the street improved
Bank Two Weeks—Two Pair, of
and for Other Weed, of the School Bteel girders, each 45 feet and. an
Convert the Place Into a Horse ated as part of the farm, was bought
without overrunning their budget.
Blue
Herons Here and a Pair of
inch
long,
will
be
used
in
bracing
the
Athletic Association. '
by Walter Walling, whose place it
Farm—This Year's Crops Stolen.
H'hey ukto claimed that to pave the
Wild Swans Frequent the River.
building.. No posts will be used.
street would violate a rule they have
The Red Bank high school athletic The building will have a very large
The "Sheriff Smock" farm near adjoins. Mr. Walling paid 5250 an
For the past two or three Weeks
ni^du not to put down concrete pav- association had a tag day last Satur- assemply room, six class rooms and Everett was bought last week by acre for this plot, or $2,600 for the
pair of snowy egrets have been
ing ,0Gi more than two streets a year. day and collected $435. The taggers other rooms.
Walter S. Force of New York from entire' piece of land. This made a astopping
on the meadows up the
Edward A. Fentonj of Bergen place, total of $11,000 for the entire farm. river. They
^Councilman ' Jesse P. Manahan were girls of tho high school. Gladys
At
Leonardo
the
addition
to
the
generally have made
The Hopping farm was bought by
._ that after every„storm sev„ , Matthews collected $54, which was high school is being built on the west
tlaimud
their
haunts
on
marsh
of
Mr. Hopping's father, Edward Tilton ;!OvL
re—
.—-..v.,
».. ttie.salt
„„*; o<*,,, ma
»au m
owner
will
take
possession
November
eral West
v Red
- Bank
- •streets aro , the highest amount collected by any j J
rlfl
farm
: that building. It will be 1st. He is a horse trainer and the Hopping, from Hannah Conovcr in
'S ™,
.t e 1>(> R°wned
by
Mrs. Henflooded
d by water which runs ' from of the girls. Catherine O'Keefe was 6 (
r
W
h
l
e
d
B
a
n
k
a
feet. On the first floor will
That was 63 years ago The Y 1 ' h L o u l s S o f f c l T h e "d occuthe Newman
_ [ewnwn Springs road. Clerk I second with $48. Other taggers be a domestic science room, a large owner of a'string of race horses. He 1858.
hirds beJohn L. Hubbard was instructed to were Helen Linton, Virginia Sundt, lunch rooom, a dental room, a intends to use the place he bus just price of the farm at that time was I"" *
$8,000. Its sale last week for ? 11,- '""g
to the heron family. They .are
write to the county freeholders and ' Catherine and J»net Cooper, Ailsa nurse's room and two recitation bought as a horse.farm.
ure w l u t e a m l t h c v stall(l
000
does
not
show
a
very
great
inP
nearly
The property has 86 acres and it is
6sk -hem to take measures to prevent! Minton, Marion Courvoisier, Ellen rooms. The second story of the ad'""refect high. Th.ey were viewed
.water from the Newman. Springs Scott, Elsie Aumack, Helen Dennis, dition will be used entirely for reci- on the east side of the road leading crease in value during the past half- by
many
persons
as
they
walked
""
Marie Johnson, Julia VunSehoick, tation rooms. The addition conforms from Everett to Brookdalu farm. A century and more.
iroad flooding Red Bank streets,
This Hopping farm whinh has just about the meadow and in the shalA . delegation of River Plaza resi- Dorothy Travers, Lealr DeGarve, to the appearance of the high school. house and the usual outbuildings are
low water of the river near the shore
on
the
land.
Mr.
Fenton
bought
the
been
sold
Was
owned
by
the
Hoppiiig
'di'iita jnude another request for Bide- Anita Matthews, Helen Cluscy and
The site selected for the River
opposite River street, and also on
walks on West Front" street, neur Ruth, Robinson.' The tag day" com- Plaza school is on the eastern side farm a'little fnorc than a year ago. family only during the past two genbut a good deal of the land
Hubburd's bridge. The reault was mittee was composed , of kussell o t "H~ubbo"rd~avenue, between Tramp It has been without H tenant since erations,
r % g y n y w H h
the neighborhood of Chapel Hill
For many years it was
that tho council decided to notify Hodgkiss, Albeit McQueen, William Hollow road and Qutoley's bridge. last 5spring.
their legs sticking straight out beul 1
J
owned ."by
the ""''.'""*••'
Hoppings "ever
and "occupied
by >•""""••=•«""
the late Rulif 1 """ V;".""n
iWeet Front street residents • that Bennett and Grandin Schenck. I T_
tk
nrnnortv
in
involved
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Kidewalltu mimt hn lnid Thp'Vminnil Honer .Francis is Drusidenr of the
, , . , ° . Pr°P.erty_is invoivea s m o c k w n o served a term, as sheriff .since Middletown township was first nind tnem in tne usual manner of
giaewullM must be laid, ^ne^counci! .nogtr _«™ncis^president T°{ t n e [and a big lot of red tape fussing wil o f M o n m o u t h c o u n t v , „„<! it is com- settled in 1010 or thereabouts. Dur- '"embers of the heron family. These
TAG DAY FOR ATHLETICS.
AN EVERETT FARM SOLD.
RARE BIRDS AT RED BANK.
PAGES 1 TO 10.
MONEY IN SHOE SHINING.
MARASCIO BROS. TO HAVE A
NEW SHOE SHINING PARLOR.
James and Vito Marascio, Who Cama
to Red Bank from Italy Over Fifteen Years Ago, to Occupy tba
Building They Recently Bought.
James and. Vito Marascio, who
came to Red Bank from Italy over
fifteen years ago and who have been
shining shoes for u living ever since,
are enlarging their business. They
are making alterations to their store
building on Front street, at tho foot
of Broad street, and they will open
a shoe shine parlor in the building .
nuxt week. The store was formerly
occupied by Henry Graf, who conducted a shoe business and who sold
out the business a short time ngo to
the Quality shoe atorc people. Tho
Marascio ' brothers will hav« eight
chairs in their new parlor. A stock of
new shoes and rubbers will also ha
kept. Hat cleaning and repairing will
be part of the business and for this
work new up-to-date apparatus will
be installed.
James and Vito have never moved
their shoe shine business from the
foot of Broad street, where it waa
started '25 years ago by their brother
Dominic. Dominic and his brother
Frank afterward opened a barber
shop and the shoe shine business was
turned over to James and Vito, who
through thrift and honesty have
built up a successful business. The
store in which their new business
will be located was bought by them
lust April. Both brothers served
with the American forces during the
world war.
WOMAN BUILDS A
FEMININE FAIR HAVEN ARTISAN HAD LITTLE HELP.
Tho Only Assistance Mrs. George
Richardson Received was from Her
Small Son—House Looks as Good
as if Built by a Regular Carpenter.
Fair Haven's latest curiosity is a
house built by a woman. The house
itself
is.not a curiosity. It does not
air
the
new
buildings
!
.
The
garden
truck
by
the
patriots
for
keeping
watch
on
this
country
being
near
the
gulf
of
p a t c h OI b e a n B
Lester Eisner and 'Elmer C. practises almost every day under the a n ( j
differ from other hounc.s of its type,
being done under Ms w a g w e l l c a r e d for and it gave prom- New York harbor. A glass was Mexico.
T
w
0
a
i
r
s
o
f
u
e
'"••' were, re-nppointed spe- conchingof Mr, Sieber and Joseph
.
isj
n.
- 1SUI)ei
superv O
of yielding a large harvest. Mr. (mounted on the hill and all facts dis-'.
P
¥
herons have also ,but the manner in which it was built
cial policemen without pay.
time was | The enrollment of pupils in the Ise
~ nton saw that he would not be able icovered from this point were for- been seen on the marshes up the ! differs greatly from the way most
"The sum of $l2r,waa-Bey aside to quarter back on the Ohio state c o l - V , ^ T M i d d " e t o w
n
*
1
M
river
this
year.
These
birds stand dwellings are constructed,
use all of the produce and he ar- warded to the American army. At
;
I !
underground lege team. 'Hc^is now engaged in th
M rs . George Richardson is the
h 3t ry
f th ! ranged to give- a large part of the the time the British evacuated New about four feet high, and like the
the business Bection of Broad welfare work in army enmps. Dur- «.„-,
an
' ° ° !
to his.
neighbors, relatives
and || York,
this jonn
John stilwell,
Stilwell, wno
who was
was aa snowy egrets they rind their food in builder and the house is located in
™
Y
i.ot lK.fn.-o thnt Htrnpt i« niivi'd Inir the BPHROU J?pd Rnnlr will ripot ' I- "'""">'• . *"""*
"-'»•""••""•>',"".¥"' "crops to
nis. neignuors,
reiauves aim
IOI-K, tnis
the shallow pools of the marshes and ; the "sandfield" section of Fair
with concrete
thf teams
of the
r f i 58
' ^ e a8r ce n>e wd ou rI k° lannKd °t nh ae P8.Icabool
The melons
beans
major-general
in Washington's
n t 0 rauthoremed
aIon
friends.
lar-hnnl
Vrf Tor.™,
rif,,Dickinson
o ^ «,i Mffii't"
yfit
for gathering
a fewand
days
agowere
and hatched
on
Garret's
Hill
forarmy,
the
E tl>e margin of the river. Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson
e gw. o n a p ) a n to remedy Ifitfor gathering a few days ago and watched
With Loncrete.
,tne
thef i Uickinson
onof British
Garret'sships
Hilloutforof the
the Twelve or fifteen years ago, for three and their small son have been living
l t l e s a rTe hi rWc oer knl n
I schoolteams
t.mrnBofnf W
n T ™ T high
nl« ! ^
Bchoolhouses
are
to
1
Mr.
Fenton
drove
to
the
farm
with
movement
e
bul
b
u
t
y
w
n
0
y
a
Three new
- - to
•harvest his .crops. He harbor. As soon as he saw the successive years, a pair of blue her- in the house some time, but the
Cnnrf Pnl^fersey
PI««City
. f and
«j the
Vntlhigh (1this. '*•
* schoolhouses are ' • - • -wagon
K« ni«.,o5.L,\ b t f o r c n c x t spring. Tho number of I found that nearly everything had British ships leaving the harbor he o n i i b u i I t ' h e i r n« st a "d raised their , building was not completed until last
Properties -Bought at Fairfield Gar./Tho ».™». «f iTonm-«Viii
mc w m oe
PWyea on school children has increased to such been stolen. The thieves had left only mounted his horse and started on a young m the almost inaccessible I week. Mrs. Richardson drew the
dens for Homes for Their Owners. A : A S T 2 i 5
a great extent that even with these two watermelons in the patch. They'gallop for Philadelphia with the places of the marsh above the June- plans and did all the work unaided
JameH Westhull of Little SilveT
additional facilities there will be no |h a( j stripped the bean vines of every news, a relay of horses being in wait- t i o n o f Swimming river with the Tin- except for some assistance which she
_has bought two lots at FnirfieW Gar- PARTY JFOR PAUL BRAISTED. surplus school room.
bean, and they took a big lot of other ing for him at various stages along ^ orl ^ a J' s stream, but no nests of received from her son. She wielded
*ldens. One lot fronts on CommonA steady stream of additional 'garden truck.
the way. From Philadelpb.it another these birds have been seen there for ' a hammer and used a saw with as
His
Friends
Paid
Him
a
Surprise
wealth avenue and the other on Weshas poured into school every
horseman took the news on to Wash- t n e P a s t dozen years or so.
! much dea^erity as an experienced
1
Before HIT Left for College. pupils
leyan avenue. Tho lots join each Visit
.
. - * , , .
• --*' s i n c e t n e 0P*nI"S <lay. The en-' N E W UNDERTAKING PARLORS. ington in the same manner.
' A pair of wild swans were in the carpenter.
other in the reor and form a plot
Mr. Hopping a few years ago sold river off Red Bank several days last | Mr. Richardson is a contractor and
A surprise
party_^
was (rollment
week was,
1,410,
as
teaching through from one street to given
Thursday farewell
night for Paul
Brais-'
against anlast
enrollment
of 1,250
at the
Newton Doremus Putting Up
all the chestnut timber on the farm. week. They stayed principally in a handy man at many different kinds
the other. Mr. Westhall paid $195 ted, son of Rev. William E. Braisted 'same period last year. The total enBuilding on Wallace Street.
| T h i g s a | e w a B m a d e s n o r t ]y a f t e r the t h e neighborhood of the Southern of work. He had so much work to
for the two lots.
'
iof Maple avenue. Paul graduated rollment at each school last week
put inL any
ny
Mrs. Ida G. Glass}, who occupied chestnut blight appeared in this local- railroad bridge. These are the first do that he was unable to put
Matthew Johnson, who soma time from high school last June and he was:' ' • • " ' •
The buildthe former Dr. Jeremiah E. Sayre'ity. Mr. Hopping saw that the chest- swans seen here this a season, but, time b.uilding the house. "*--:tJ
ago bought three lots at Fairneld Will1 take a coifrse in Brown college L e o n a r i I o
,
««'residence on the south side of Wai- ' n u t trees wSSld soon• die under the other birds of this species have been ing is 20x16 feet, two stories high.
Gardens at- the corner of Harvard in Rhode Island. Ha will leave for Port Monmouth
• rt I a c e a t r e e t d i r c tly in the'rear of the ' effects of the blight/and he sold the s ^ n in the river from time to time. It has six rooms, of which two ara
Btreot and. Wesleyan street, and who college this week. The usual pas- g ^ - ; - " - - ; ; - • • ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ? ?191
{ SSecond
t b before
f " " the
t hwood
d iitself
t l f hhad
d bbeerrii dduring
i
t T)
h costt off tho
th
bank, has
has formed
formed aa ' trees
severallyears past.
On one 'i
in ththe b
basement.t TThe
e c o n d nnational
a l i o n a i Lnk
is building a house on one of the lots times wore enjoyed at the party. Lincroft
,TJ partnership with Clifton L. Morris affected. HB.received $2,000 for the occasion a flock of nearly a dozen ,house, not counting Mrs. Richardon Huivord,street, has bought a lot Paul received a number of gifts
's ,of Long Branch and the firm will en- 'standing timber. Most of the trees swans remained in the river two or son's labor, was ?36O.
;on the west side of Commonwealth-which will be useful to' him in col«.—#»a t gage in the undertaking business. | were bought by the Western Union three days, and a flock of about the
avenue, which connects in the rear lege. The guests were Mrs. Lionel
U
U
wnship TiBrsch"oi a t ' L e o n - l ^ 8 D J- S " * " P«>P«ty is now , telegraph company for use as tele-, same number, which was perhaps the
>vith two of the lots he had pre- Harrison, Rev. nnd Mrs. Braisted, the"to
Miei rownaiiip_ nifcn aunuoi ai JJBUH I M I m o J ^». Newton Doremus. He is graph poles.
| samc_ flock,, spent
several days on
p
Wyiners in Rumson Labor Day Meet
viouslv bought. Mr. Johnson intends Misses Marion Scott, Mildred Harri- ardo and 115 lunches were served building a hollow tile' and stucco
the Manasquan river.
to build another house on one of his son, Dorothy Jones, Dorothy Mc- Thursday, the opening day.
Received Prizes. building
on
the
west
side
of
the
lot.
NEW
BUNGALOW
GOING
UP.
Friday
night
the
Middletown
townlots on Harvard street as Boon as the Kenzie, Anna Lnyton, Annabel
r n u a y mum mo u i u u c w m i " " » • _,, . - f rt f t h
At the band concert Friday week
WANDERERS RETURN.
house he iB now building Is complet- House and Vivian Braisted, Roger .ship alumni association will give a " r e ™ ' V , P " ' \ i ' " 1 , Tf
.„ . at
Rumson's
public park the prizes
George C. Hance Building a House
ed. He will then build a third house;Wymbs, John. Tetley, Albert Van- play entitled "Miss Hobbs." The be 18x23 feet a,nd this wi^ •>•
Young Women Homeward were awarded to the winners of tho
on the Newman Springs Road.
Four
ton the l o t . h . ha, just bought. . M r . Nostrand, William Braisted and Wil-1 performers
• ^ j ^ ^ ^ . ^
athletic events and water sports held
Bound from Auto Trip.
George C. Hance of Riverside
'Johnson will occupy the house he is Ham Truex of Red Bank'; Miss Eu-|Miss Helen Sickli
Labor Day. Those who received
feet
^
Four young women, one of them prizes were Thomas Oakes, Leonard
avenue is building a bungalow on the
now building; The remaining two nice Holmes of Brooklyn, Einar Lar- training instructor.
part of the building north side of the Newman Springs
has succeeded
lots of the five he has bought will be sen of Perth Amboy and Wnlter
.22 feet. This room will be road, between Broad street and the
principal of the
kept by him for u large garden plot, Mattison of Newark,
Port Monmouth school, and Miss ! used as a parlor for funerals.
Central railroad. The bungalow
. - „ - . . . . will
..... from an automobile trip to Califorand poultry yard.
Rice,' Marion
Rice, Edward Wilson,
be of tile construction and will be nfa. Two of the young women live in S!£
f T " ° "*
Walter Mnhns of Enst Front WILL AUCTION OFF TRUCKS. Ruth Knell of Westfield, Pennsyl-L The building will be put
- KT '
- crai
Ivania, Is a new teacher at the school.! days' work
The builder is
30x38 feet. The main feature of the Delaware and the other is a resident I-- il «<Jr
street, Red Bank, who keeps n bibungalow will be a living room I of Trenton. They left on their trip .J,*™ m ™ ™ !
cycle store on that street,'has bought Maurice Schwartz to jHave an Un- Miss Knell is a normal school grad-1 " • U a v 1 9 o f *al* nmen.
14x29 feet, reaching across the en- June IBth. The girls "took in" the
la lot at Fairneld Gardens at the cor-1
' usual Vendue Saturday.
uate with three years' experience as
tire front of the house. A large fire- attractions of the Far West, includHer of Andover street and Brighton ] Five large truckB, each with a a teacher.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP FIREMEN. p l a c e ^ b e ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ o f ing Denver, Pike's Peak, Yellowstone | r . m K e ' B l e m A . £"",!„ c
fevenuc, one block froin the trolley, capacity of five tons, will be sold
Mevc, EdTen Members of Independent Com-1 this room. Besides the living room Park, San Francisco, Oakland, Los I Abraham Spwik, ErnestArthur TtirnAUTOMOBILES STOLEN.
fThe lot is 40x120 feet and the price- Saturday afternoon by Maurice
"~
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the first floor will contain a. dining Angeles, Catalina Island and the i
M
t M tif
M Bannon,
was "5150. Mr., Mnhns expects to Schwartz on tho grounds of his
Two Cars at Red Bank
build on the lot in a short time.
I automobile salesroom on Maple ave Thieves Got Last
Week.
Miss Taylor's Ford ut
The. roof will extend
nue. Two of the trucks are Pack
awarded to ten members of IndependA new Ford sedan automobile je nt fire company of Red Bank. The down over the piazza, which wilITJc and had very little car trouble. Once
ards and three„ are
Fierce-Arrows.
Ed„
I HAD A FEAST AND DANCE.
ten feet wide and which will be so their car got stuck in a desert and
, Ti o. e •r j h Duryea, ,RayThey were sold to the English gov- owned by Wellington Wilkins of Tin-. badges are given to firemen who have built that it can be converted into a they were obliged to remain in it all i
,
£
'
•",„£'
and Daughters of Liberty Made' ernment during the war, but were ton Falls was Btolen last Wednesday \ performed twenty years' active serv- winter sun parlor. Large Dutch dor- night. Miss Taylor is a teacher in a ™°.n<1 ..?°. un B'_. Jon P. Mazza, Fred
never used. They were shipped back afternoon. Mrs. Wilkins drove the i ice in the company. These firemen
Seitz, Walter Rice, Harry McMahon,
Merry Friday Night.
will be built in the front and woman's college in Delaware and Edward Wilson and Donald Bruce.
"" because
"
nnmrhtprn nV I ihnrtv I t o t h l s country to "be sold
it" car to Red Bank and left it parked have all the privileges of the com- mers
on Wallace street while she attended pany, but they do not have to answer rear of the roof, and these, with , she resumed her duties Monday.
table" Friday night Sixty-five p e r " th7 trucks h, Fnglana. Mr. Schwartz a show at the Strand theater. When alarms or ( pay membership dues. windows in the gables, will afford
SPEEDY SALE OF LOTS.
bv the English she went to get the automobile i t ^ a s Those who have received these badges room and light for three large rooms R A C E S A T W E S T LONG BRANCH.
Bons were present and each brought
u ^ u t u n uto _ osell afl
the trucks gone. It was a 1921 model, with a were John Holmstcdt and Eugene E. on thq second floor. The house will |
nm<i nt
At
Keansburg
169 Lots Were Sold
a luncheon in n covered dish. No one ' gw? 1m[ce j;
.
to Monmouth ]license numbe; .of. 236,768 and a Patterson, who have served 23 years; [be equipped with heater, range, sta- Fair Haven Driving Club to Hold a " in Less Than flire'e Hours.
tote the luncheon which he or s h e c| o u n nt y Saturday's Bale
Series of Matches.
will
be
tho
motor
number
of
2,164,487.
John S.
Bainton,
Jr., D6Witt
C. Cartubs,Ithot
cold
brought but had lunch on the things .
,- ,
..
. .A .F
On the boardwalk at the foot of
i
electricity.
willand
also
be water
piped and
for
Ford touringgcar owned y
by hart,
Alfred
M. Carhart,
Charles
H. tionary
The Fair Haven driving club will
flrBt o f n
avenue at Keansburg a few
brought by some one el«e. After the Mr.
scries
auctions
which
B t t was Btolen
tl
T h d
Bennett, Frank Dickman, Joseph B. gas, and this service will be connect- hold a series of races Saturday after- Carr
Thursday
Schwartz
willof.hold
to dispose
of Thomas Bennett
least dancing was enjoyed and recinights
ngo 169 lots were struck off
ed as soon as gas mains are laid on noon at West Long Branch, Prizes
Asay
and
Thomas
Irving
Brown,
who
night
from
id
front
of
Mr.
Bennett's
the
trucks.
Jatlona were given by Mrs. Jennie
for $11,000 under the hammer of
the Newman Springs road.
have
served
22
years;
and
Louia
J.
home
on
Chestnut
street.
of
gold
pieces,
blankets
and
whips
y
Scott and Miss Annabellc House.
The bungalow will be built by will be given. There will be a match Auctioneer George H. Roberts of
h has
h servedd twenty
t
Friday afternoon Mr. Bennett's Totlcy, who
"" FIRE AT SCOBEYVILLE.
years.
iMisB Christine Francis nnd Mrs. Howdays' work and it is expected to be race for a purse of $150 between New Monmouth. The buyer of eacb
f d on the
th King's
Ki'
Hih
was found
Hightord Jeffrey aro new members of the Bonfire Started by Small Boy Causes enr
completed early in November. John horses owned by Alex Burleigh of lot was entitled to pay $5 down and
way, near Middletown, by Lester
Rumson Tennis Tournament.
lodge.' Several applications for memH. Cook, Jr., will be tho builder nnd Red Bank and Joseph Vincent of $5 a month. The property sold ui
• a.Blaxe in a Barn.
.Shibla.
Evidently
tho
thieves
had
bership are ponding and the lodge ex
in the tennis tourna- the mason work will be done by Elvin Fair Haven. Eight horses have been known as Laurel Manor ;<nd is southEdwin Sherman, aged six years, son taken it for a joy ride and had nban-, The winners
pecta to wind up a membership drive
Rumson
recently
Frake.
The bungalow will cost, entered for the racing and it" is ex- west of Keansburg, on the Kcyport
which it iB waging with a big class in of John Sherman Tif Scobeyville, doncd it. The automobilo was re- "___
It was owned by a realty conabout $8,000.
pected thnt more entries will be re- road.
started
a
bonfire
last
Wednesday
near
turned
to
its
owner,
Itlatlon in January.
cern in which William Gchlhaus of
ceived.
his
father's
barn.
Tho
flames
spread
- • — <i * ^». — 1
Keansburg ia a liirge owner. Most
Preston Hower, Joseph ZicgAddition to Store Building.
and some cornstalks in the building F , R E M £ N , S S U N D A Y -EXCURSION Rigney,
of the lots are 20x100 feet, but somo
lar and Jnmes Sammon. Each win)
New Teacher at Montrose.
caught fire. Neighbors of Mr. Slier
A living apartment of five rooms LOT SOLD ON LLOYD TRACT. arc 35x116 feet The prices per
ner
received
a
silver
cup.
Tho
tourMiss Margaret Sickles'' of' Colt's man turned out to fight the blnze and | R d „ kF i r e m e n cleared $250 b y nament committee comprised Rev. and a bathroom is being built over
$110.
It
Edward M. Cooper to Build House lot ranged from $50 to two
for
/Neck b.an ronignod as teacher of he the Freehold firemen were sent *"hours
the Picnic to Palisades Park.
Arthur A. McKay, Leon Marthens, Joseph Seata's automobile tin\ shop
took Auctioneer Roberts
On Lot.
Montroai; iichnol in Atlantic township, by telephone. The farmers and the
on
West
Front
street.
The
cnciosu
est
s
t
r
t
,,,
,
,.
and 45 minutes to dispose of the enThe Red Dank fire department Sr., William Turner, William H. will be of stucco. The addition will _ Edward
M.
and Miss Anna Hardy of Kcyport lins the firemen did effective work and
Mwrara M
- 'Cooper, who lives near tire tract. _
_
_
been appointed to succeed her". Miss Boon had the lire out. The damage cleared about $250 by their excur- Woite, Robert Sherman, Ralph Long- cost about $4,500. Howard Apple- F o l r View,
ha;s bought a lot on tho
Btroet,
Percy
Hicks,
sion
to
Palimvlfls
Purl;
on
Sunday.
Charles
Allns
Sickles gave up the position in order wno about ?50;
the King's Highway, op&
Son
are
doing
the
work.
The
!
**&
side
of
11
gate
NEW EAST RED BANK HOUSE.
The excursion was mnde on the and James E, Bogle.
to care for hoi' aged mother, Mrs.
Applegate firm is building live houses posite Fnirlield Gardens, from Wilsteamer Sea Bird. The day was a
'Augustus Sickles, who in mi invalid.
liam IS. Lloyd for $1,000. The prop- Howard Applegate & Son Are BuildWaverly Place Lot Sold.
at
Lakcwood.
delightful
one
and
the
excursionists
Miss .Hnrdy is boarding with Mm.
erty is 150x320 feet and Mr. Cooper
Riding Saddles Stolen.
Willis A. Clayton has bought n lot,
ing It For an Investment.
throo or four hours enjoying
Geoigi- S. P. Hunt of Colt's Neck.
Four saddles owned by Max J. Eatontown Man to Reopen Store. will build a house on it for his own
48x100 feot, on the north sido of spent
llowiird Applegate & Son aro
the
attractions
at
the
pnrk.
They
occupancy.
The
sale
was
mnde
by
Phillips
of
Eatontown
were
Btolen
Wnvorly place from Winfleld White reached home about eight o'clock in
Terrcnce Covert will re-open his William A. Hopping.
building a house on the south
side of
:
:
Notice.'
Friday night.
The saddles were
for $1,600. Mr. Clayton will build a
East Front street, near l.nkt1 avenue,
Andrew Citnrelln, formerly of 172 house on the lot HB nn investment. the evening. Tho money made will taken from n barn on Mr. Phillips's Bhoo store Saturday of this week in
for nn investment. It will be 22x30
Monmouth street, bus opened, n now William A. Ilopplnir mude the sale. go into tho-fund for the firemen's an- horse farm. They were valued at Tony Rntti's building at Eatontown. Davidsons to Have Brandt Store. feet
nnd will have four rooms riovmMr. Covert was forced to discontinue
niversary next September.
market ut 73 Monmouth atreet and
$320.
M.
M.
Davidson
of
Red
Brink
hna
utaira
And three rooms nrul n bathbusiness on account of the building
wishes to notify hia old patronB and
leased
a
store
on
(Jookmnn
avonuo,
Highlands
Boarding
House
Sold.
room
upBtuiru. Tho house will be enhaving
been
damaged
by
fire
a
few
Buy That Lot)
$vouhl he pleased to Imvo them como
Popular College Dresses at $8.95.
Anbury Park, mid next spring a
with wide wcuthurbounlH and
Hnrry Brown him sold his boarding
Dont delay, as dcsirablo locations weoks ago. The work of repairing brunch of the Davidson clothing closed
to nt'i'hlM new place. The beet of
We've placed on onle a choice lot
will have a Dutch colonial style roof.
everything. Phono 942, Red Bank.— house nt Highlands to MrB. Fred of all wool Jersey two-pieco "College arc constantly getting scarcer and tho dnmago is well under way.
house
will
he
opened
there.
The
A
atone
fireplace will bo in the living
Schieber of that place for $7,500. Dresses" (fnvoritu shades) with nnturnlly higher. You can safely got
Advortimimi'iit.
new store will bo fitted up with mod- room. The house will coat about
Visiting Chiropodist.
Mrn. Schieber will tiiko possession of white linen collars and cuffs, nil sizea ready to build any time now. Seo our
ern
fixtures
and
will
bo
conducted
on
$0,000 and will ho completed about
Public Parking For Autos.
Dr. Frances R. Cooko Cnolor will
tho property next week.
for women and minnes nt $8.95. <VV»- locations before buying. Tho Land
the siime linen nnd nn the same December lat.
Have room for Hovorul cars by day
mon's nil wool Rorgc sleeveless drens- and Loan Company, Red Bank.—Ad- make appointments by telephone to policies us the Itod liimk storo.
<pr longer period. Particulars by income to you when needed. TeleFall Plowing.
es at $4,118. A. Sab & Co., Red vertisement.
Brawn Supper.
quiring ut ofllcc, north side of Monphono Eatontown 2109-F-42 botwoon
Coddlngton Bros, now ready to do Bunk.—Advertisement.
The ladies of tho Littlv Silver M.
The Piano Shop.
mouth Htruut at Southern railroad some fall plowing with their two-plow
Typewriter Headquarters.
6:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. m.—AdverWo specialize- in tho most difficult 10. church will hold a brown suppur
crossing. Rod Bank Garage nnd tractor. Prompt attention, reasonWe buy, rent, sell, iijouhange and tisement.
You will always find piano valuei ropalr
piano and player piujio work; also in with chicken (mlail nn Thuniiliiy,
iWsrohouao Co., Inc.—Advortlse- able, quick nnd satisfactory, Work
typewriters. Trubin'a, the
on
our
floor
that
are
trim
example!
new and used pianos of highest mini- September 20th, from six to <*i«ht
JiHjnt.
Money to Loan -•
Kunrantt'cid. Phone Middletown 7H2-W of savings. A. B. Dirhan piano shop, Store of a Thousand Items, 58 Broad
on flrnt bond and mortgage in ity. A. B. Dirhan, Drummond place, o'clock. Supper 1I> ci-ntn. — Adveror nddTCM W«W. Coddinjjtoii, It. D. Drummond place, Itcd Bank. Phont •tract, Red Bunk.—Advertisement.
Carpal* Dy«d
,
amounts from two to seven
thousand phono 038, Itcd Bank.—AdvortiBO- tiHoment.
I, Knyport, N. J,—Advertisement
983,—Advertisement.
" %ny daait'od shade, very qulokly and
dollnra. Inquire Newton1' Doremus, mont. • "
^ ••
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Dr. Dunn, Surgeon Chiropodist,
i-e&aonnblo In price. Red Bunk Steam
Second National bnnk building, Red 10 Eiint Front nlruut, lleil Hunk.—
To Rosa Lovers.
Special prkea until further notls.
Open
Tonight.
During
Repairs
on
Broad
Street
Vy* Works, Max Leon, proprietor, 24
Bank. Hours from. 2:00 to 0:00 Advertisement.
Do not forget to order your ronca
w.iv our Mechanic ati'eet entrance-, A. Unitod Auto Painting Co,. IB MeTonight in-alao Victor night at Tua- . m. dally. Telephone 101-W.—AdWent Front street, Red Bunk. Phone for fall ami nprlng planting now. ting's,
chanic ntract, Hei ll»nk, phono 901.
10 Monmouth
Rubber Goods for All Purposes. a Hal/. & Co., Hod Bank.—AdvurtiHo,784.—Advurtlsemont,
Choice varieties grown on our roso Bank. -Advertjjemont. atroot, Rod orthlaemont
_.
Buy frotn manufacturer; sent, on menl.
farm. Como, wrltoAir phono to KeasVictor Night.
"" • Breyer's lea Cream
approval, guaranteed, catalogue froo.
Cider Mill 0p.m.
Try Our Sodas stud brinks.
ler & Funta, roso growers, Wont
Breyer's Ice Cream
Tonight la also Victor night at Tus- Fifth Avenue Specialty Co., 500
»t th« Hmoltn Shop. "It'a «. food »oi front street, lU'd Hank. Phone
'l'h« elder mill nt Tiiit.m falls i»
Kiich drink an Individual distincat
the
Smoke
Shop.
"lt'«
a
food
not
ting's,
10
Monmouth
»• UA."~ Advartinement,
now
upon
to reenivi- nppltn I). A,
atroet,
Ited
Fifth
avenue,
New
York.—.'
tion.
The
Smoke
Shop.—AdvertU)*74D-W.—Advertisement.
a fad."—Advertisement
Baak.—Advortioomcnt,
mont.
mout.
,„•
_'.".;>• _,, Walling Katativ—Advcrtlai'Diont,
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RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER $1, 1821.
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BASIL, B.
BRUNO
REPUBUCAN
CANDIDATE:
for
.Assembly
Monmouth County
.BURGLAR PUT TO ROUT.
EUai Thorns of Chapel Hill Frighten* Away Thief with a Bullet.
A burglar who tried to break into
Wesley' Boyce's home near Chapel
Hill a few nights ago was put to rout
by Elias Thome, who fired a bullet
>t the intruder. Mr. Boyce works
Walter K. Hopping's farm and. Mr.
Thome boards with him.
llr,
'home's bedroom is on the first floor
)f the house. He was awakened
'rom sleep a few nights ago and he
aw a man standing on the porch in
rout of his bedroom window. The
vindow- way open and a screen in it
iad been removed. Mr. Boyce had a
ivolver near his bed. He grabbed
and blazed away at the thief. The
ellow ran. He got away without
ieing injured but he did not get any
iooty.
;
KILLED BY TRAIN.
aptaiir Andrew 3. Applegate of*Seabright Meets Death on Croiling.
Captain Andrew J. Applegate, n
tell known Seabright man, was intantly killed Monday night of last
veek when he 'was struck by a train
>n a crossing near his home. His
right log was cut off and his right
lide was badly mangled. Capt. Ap' jate was 68 years old. For "many
fears ho had sailed boats off Sandy
look and in the bay and his opinion
>n tides and winds was accepted as
.uthority by the fishermen. He had
ailed as an adviser on two of Sir
"homas Lipton's Shamrocks, the last
jeing
in the races with the Resolute
BASIL B. BRUNO, Long Dinncb, N. J.
ast year. A widow and three chilIf you want proper representation Iven survive him.
GEORGE H.ROBERTS,
FIERCE-ARROW and
in the assembly put a X in front
of my name on your primary
ballot.
HIGHLANDS NEWS.
vil War Veteran! Hold Annual RePaid for by the Bull B. Bruno Commillce
union at Methodist Church.
Thirty-iwo veterans of the civil
far attended the 32d annual r'emion of the 29th regiment last
Vednesday at the Highlands Metholist church. Rev. Harry P. Grim
nade an address of welcome. A' talk
ras given by Rev. F. A. DeMarris
£ Asbury Park. A recitation was
;iven by Miss Dot Seeley of Belford
,nd vocal selections were given by
i Viola Foster of Highlands and
he Burd sisters of Keansburg. A
iinnerwas served to 200 persons at
.oon by the women of the church.
A trolley car jumped the track
W. P. SCOTT,
Sunday afternoon on Highland aveue and ran into a tree. No one was
Contractor and Builder,
urt.
37 West Front Street,"
Red Bank.
No trace has been found of the
itutz automobile, owned by Harry
Phone 79-M.
-Iubbard, which was taken from
M. FORGOTSON
H. FEGURSON fount's garage a few nights ago.
Jr. Hubbard went to Philadelphia to
iet' a car which answered the dseripTelephone 79-J
ion of Mr. Hubbard's car, but it was
ot the stolen car. Mr. Hubbard did
The M. & H.
ot have • his automobile insured
gainst theft.'
Upholstering Co.
Percy Hauser, center fielder on
he Highlands baseball team, will be
Auto Trimming, Interior Finishing. iven a tryout this week, with the
Conches, and Parlor Suites Made to ersey City team of the Internaionai league. Hauser is a good
Order. Goods Called for and Deliv- ielder and he is one of the best hit;efs
on the Highlands team. He did
ered.
ot play Sunday in the game with
35 W. Front St. RED BANK, N. J. he
Alerts.
Mrs. Charles Hartsgrove gave
irth to-a daughter last Thursday.
About $200 was cleared by a fair
icld lust week at St. Andrew's parish house.
Leonard Hardy has been laid up
vith a heavy cold.
One hundred persons attended a
:ard party given. Thursday night by
the Shepherds lodge at Jonn
Ahearn's hotel. Mrs. Frank Dessau
won the first prize at .euchre and
Mrs. Frank Johnson won the first
rize at pinochle.
John Sanders of Hoboken spent
iaturday and Sunday at the Derby
louse.
C. Mell Johnson is having his
hotel building repainted by U. Grant
'ohnson.
Mrs. Catherine ^Vh'itman of Hilton
'ark entertained sixty persons at a
lawn party Friday night. .The lawn
lighted with Japanese lanterns.
FIREPROOF VANS. wasReginald
Hardy has returned to
Rutgers college.
Mrs. David Smith of this place is
slowly imroving at St. Peter's hospital at New Brnnswick after having
undergone an operation. She •willbe taken this week to the home of
Opposite Red Bank Depot her
parents at Spottswood, where she
will remain until she has completely
Red Bank, N. J.
recovered.
Local and
Long Distance
lVfoving.
#
General Trucking,
Baggage and
Express Service.
ANDERSON BROS.,
Telephone 704.
-••••mi
WILLIAM E. HANCE
SIGNS
and
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r,
]
Advertising
Specialties :
362 Broad Street Red Bank, N.J. <
Phone 1O1-R
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' <••••••••••-
RED BANK, N. J.
I Sell Real Estate
I Rent Cottages
I Write Insurance
Monmouth County Farms
W. A. HOPPING
TRUEX BUILDING
BROAD STREET
RED BANK, N. J.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS.
Alerts Defeated Highlands in First
. Ball Came of a Series.
The Alerts baseball team of this
place defeated Highlands Sunday
afternoon on the Navesink field by a
score of 9 to 8. The game was the
first of a series between the two
teams. Joseph Hanson started pitching for Highlands but he was a little
wild and Griswold succeeded him.
Joseph Stryker pitched the entire
jame for the Alerts. The second
game will be played next Sunday on
the Xavesink field.
Rev. P. S. Reeves will preach next
Sunday at the Presbyterian church
in tke absence of Rev. Joseph II.
SchaefFer, who is spending a vacation uf four weeks at Baltimore.
Harold Kelly h:is returned to Rutgers college for his final year. He
is taking a course in electrical engineering. Leo Whitehead has resumed his studies at the Carnegie
institute »f technology at Pittsburg.
Norwood Lindell, who attends a
school in New York, is having a vacation of thri'e weeks.
John Thompson and family and
E. W. DuBois and family have returned to New York for the winter.
Dr. Chillies Reed has bought a
vj- rtodgfl. sednn-
The twelfth, grade of the high
srbuol will take a trip'to Washington, 1). C , next fall. The trip will
each pupil $'10. There are
HAVE YOU cost
twelve pupils in the claas and entertainments and sales will be held
during the school year to raise funds
to cover the cost of the trip. The
Do yoar EJCI b«rn or llohT
girls at the hjfrh school are forming
Do tliojr (eel tirod or •trained T
a field horkey team.
U eo, have roiir «yc> •umliunl; ro«r
Miss Alice VanPclt, who is laid
• : • • « • • mar n»ed a chnnu«.
up at the I.OUR Rranch hospital with
leg, in slowly improving and
STILES Sc CO. !aiHbroken
able to get around with the use of
elpl-.la E2ve Specialists
crutches.
,
2nd N.tion.lB.iJillid,.. Room 28
Miss Margaret Todd, bookkeeper"
I Evtrjr Wedne.d.y Hour. 1 lOO to 0 p. m. nt ltrookcs'u store, is enjoying a vacation.
Dr. Lester Inglis nnd family of
Washington avenue have moved to
the house which Dr. Ingjia bought
last Kjiring. The house wnH occupied
during the jsummor by J. I,. Humbert.
Hare a Caterer I
Alvin Simpson h:\: been encased
It will BCIVO you a lot of work _.. mi organist at St. Mary's church tci
tiue(iei;il MiKH.-Kthi'l (juttor:»:;i-ii, n-lii.
Wtfrrlroent hiid wont cost you nut mucl is inking a rnur-r in Itider bu.sini'ss
M If you did the work yourself.
college nt Trenton.
Daniel Vergiismi nnd fumily have
Let me giro you an estimate.
Headache
Going to Have a Party?
miivi-d to New York state.
William .li'jmlni;;; in a niir({i• JAMES WOIXOTT n i lMrii.
piitient at the I.onu Iliancli hospital.
I t William Street, Red Bank, N. J
I'hone 482-W.
Uev. William 1>. Tiirr »|icnl hat
AUCTIONEER
WILL BE HELD' ON
Saturday, September 24,1921
aoo p. M.
Maple Avenue, Foot of White Street, Red Bank, N. J.
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Your chance to buy a truck at your own price
The Slough Trading Co., Ltd., of England, have consigned to me
the above tracks to be sold at public sale to the highest bidder.
This is the first consignment to be disposed of in* this way in
Monmouth County.
These trucks have been reconditioned andwill be sold with a
ninety-day guarantee. They are on exhibition at my place of business and can be inspected at any time previous to sale. Come and
look them over.
:
.
MAURICE SCHWARTZ
Maple Avenue, Foot of White Street,
Red Bank, N. J.
• • • • • • • • « »M « M • • >••»•••••*!> M M M M M « M M I M I ******
CIDER MILL OPEN.
The Cider Mil! at Tinton Falls is now
open to receive apples.
DORT
Quality Goes Clear Through
D. A. WALLING Estate.
CIDER MILL NOW OPEN!
A second and heavier reduction in the prices of
all models in the new Dort family of cars first
brought forth at the national motor shows in
January isnow announced.
My Cider Mill at Nut Swamp is now opened to
receive apples.
.
D. C. WALLING.
QUICK HEAT
"THE CALORIC WAY"
A CaloriC user writes: "I raised the
temperature in my 8-room home, which
had been without firu for 48 hours, from
twenty degrees to eighty dugrcca in twenty
minutes, including time of cleaning firepot
and building fire." Did you ever hear of
anything to equiil this for quick he»t?
Get n CuIoriC NOW. Over 100,000 satisfied users.
BAILEY & COMSTOCK
AT GEORGE OGILVIE'S,
F.«.t Front Street, Red B.nlt, N. J.
P.' O. 'Box 342. ":
JIM
Phono Connection.
NEW PRICES
Touring
Roadster
.
.
.
.
Coupe
Sedan
Now $ 985
Now 985
Now 1535
Now 1685
F. O. B. Flint
Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra
J.W. MOUNTCO.
Maple Avenue and White Street, Red Bank, N. J.
Telephone 515
RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.
Page Three
BIRD PICTURES.
Let Us Dye For You
When Your
Suit, Coat or Gown
Becomes Faded, Shabby
and Seemingly Useless
Let Us Dye It For You
We Have Every Color in the Rainbow
to Select From
Red Bank
Steam Dye Works
.
MAX LEON, Proprietor
Factory 76-78 White Strpet
Phone 1045
Main Office 24 West Front Street
. Phone 734
There is only one Cleaning and Dyeing Plant,
and weoperate that plant
! Just Turning a Handle
Drains the Buick Crankcase
You don't have to crawl under a Buick to drain
the crankcase. The oil drain is like many conr l _: i „,, venlencea found on the new Buick models to
• give you utmost pleasure and comfort from
motoring. With these refinements are the
sturdy, powerful Butok chassis and valye-inhead motor. See the new Buick models today.
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When the camera was first put in
position near the nest the old birds
evinced a little curio.-ity, but no fear,
Within an hour after -its erection
they were going about ns if it had
always been there. Il'lie last of the
series of pictures was, taken about
half an hour before the young birds
left the nest. The young birds could
fly woll when they left the nest and
for a considerable" time bofore they
left the nest they would'stand on
the edge of the nest and practice
with a swift fluttering tif the wiiu>9.
When the; young birds made their
first fljght they showed no weakness,
but they immediately went to flowers
and began sucking honey from them.
The,pictures taken by Mr. Ooleman
represent every sUme of the rearing
of the young birds from their, first
hatching until the in-st wan deserted,
This is believed to lie the first time
Hint ft series of pictures of this kind
have been taken of humming birds.
It pnys to advortise in The Register,
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WHEN BETTEK AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
Before the Tax Exemption Law Expires.
If You Build a House before October 1st. of next year your House
will BE FREE OF TAX FOR FIVE YEARS.
Fgirfield Gardens is a beautifully lopated tract, about half a mile from Red
Bank, on the State Highway from New York to the Jersey Coast Resorts.
Lots Cost $60 to $200, with a few Very Choice Corner Lots at $225.
Some very fine lots still remain unsold on the wooded knoll, about five
'minutes' walk from the trolley. This is considered the finest part of the
tract.
f\
Fairfield Gardens is to be a community of homes. In settling there you will
be in a neighborhood where everybody owns his own home and takes an
interest in the general welfare.
.
The terms are easy. You can buy any lot on the tract for one dollar down
and one dollar a week until the lot is payl for; but some buyers pay more
than that in order to get their lots paid for more quickly.
About $2,000 has been spent on the tract this year in improving the roads
and in other work.
Maps and price lists of the lots can be obtained from. JOHN H. COOK at
The Regiater Office, Red Bank.
First Fall Suits
-at Half Last Year's Prices
• I J / E have ttfe pleasure to*V day of announcing the
first offering of V O G U E
CLOTHES for Fall. It is good
news—for the new suits are
just half the price of lastFall's.
Here are the new prices:
$20.00
$27.50
Suits of this standard last year
were priced at $40.00 to $65.00.
But this is" only half the story.
Packages anil Trunk*
a Specially
Ik
Satisfaction Gunrantaod
208 Slirowihurjr Avo.
RED
DANK, N. J.
CLOTHES come from the
city of Rochester, where the finest
brands of clothing in America nre
made. VOGUE CLOTHES are celebrated far and wide for extremely
high quality and minutely correct
style. Yet VOGUE CLOTHES enjoy the distinction of being the lowest-priced branded and hand-tailored
clothes in America.
Have a look at the New Fall suits
stylos while the selection is fresh and
complete. See how much less you
can buy'clothing for today.
Outfitters fromjiead to Foot
East Front St., and Wharf Ave., Red Bank, N. J.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK
Your
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
t
RED BANK, N. J.
A. J. Tulariuo, Prop.
LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE HAULING
$22.50
$32.50
VOGUE
Start a savings account H E R E — T O D A Y . Cultivate
the habit and eventually you can harvest INDEPENDENCE.
?
1 TALARICO'S
EXPRESS I
Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor
Red Bank, N. J.
Buy and Build
at Fairtield Gardens
With a savings account there is no uncertainty about the ^
4. yield
ield; but saving is like a tender plant. When cultivated it %
grows faster, stronger, more fruitful.
Buick Fours
M. Touting - / « }
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PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWING HOW
THEY REAR JHEIR YOUNG.
A S.rUi of Picture) Taken by Andrew R, Coleman of Red Bank on
the Place of lr» Barrows of Rumton, Who ii a Great Bfrd Lover.
One of the greatent bird lovcrg in
Monmouth county is Ira Burrows of
Rumton. He mafntalnn u larger number of bird houses^jml bird shelters
on his place than can be found on any
other place In Monmouth county except possibly on the big farm of Theron McCampbell of Holmdel, who alao
!a an enthusiastic bird lover and bird
protector.
Mr, Barrows has many bird houses,.
bird shelters and bird toiling boxes
on'his property, but hit) greatest delfg'ht is in those birds which make their
homes on his place because they find
it a real bird sanctuary and because
they find the natural conditions well
suited for mating and roaring their
young. }io hollow tree is ever cut
down on the place eo Ions as it ean he
made to stand and provide a home
for screech owls, or niclai-K, ur other
birds which nest . in the decayed
branches or trunks of trees. Thick
copses of shrubbery are left here and
there to' invite birds which are sliy
and retiring. Bird baths am eonutructed on the, lawns,! but always BO
far from any shrubbery or bushes
that no cat or other-animal of prey
can approach them unseen. In every
way possible the -biwMife on the place
is made safe and secure. The result
is that year, by year the number of
birds which mate and, build on the
place ahowa an increase.
Mr. Barrows is particularly partial
to bumming birds and "whenever they
build on his 'place especial care is
taken to make them feel at home.
The nests of humming birds are very
small and as they are built principally
of gray moss they are not easy to
see,. The nestB are .usually built on a
small horizontal limb of a tree ten or
twelve feet from the ground, and they
look like a Bmalf knot on the limb.
Two years ago a pajr of humming
birds built their nest directly over the
driveway, close to the house. The
nest wan only three or four feet above
the tops of the automobiles which
passed over the driveway several
times a day, but the passage of the
rrfachines did not in any way disturb
the birds. They built the neat and
raised the young in ^thorough confidence that no one*on that place
would harm them.
This year a pair of humming birds
built their nest on the limb of a tree
a few feet from the porch of Mr. Barrows's house and within eight or ten
feet of the place most frequented by
the family and where callers were entertained and little gatherings of
neighbors and friends were frequently held. It -may have i>een the same
pair of humming birds which built
near the house in a previous year, for
humming birds as well as other migratory birds frequently return to
their former haunts to build. Sometimes they even select the same identicnl place for .the nest^that thoy had
chosen in an earlier year. Whether
the humming birds of this season
were those which had nested on Mr.
Barrows's place inflpevious years or
not, the birds of this year were totally
unafraid of man. They pursued the
work of nest-building and of rearing
their ypung with as much serenity as
though they were far remote from human habitations.
•,
But it was when the Jfteding of the
young^began, in close'view of anyone'
oji the porch, that the Rjeatest interest in the birds was taken. The, humming bird does not feed its young ir
the ordinary manner of birds. It
swallows the food intended for the
young and partly digests it and when
it is ready for the infant birds the
mother or father puts its long bill
down the throut of the little bird and
with a sort of convulsive effort of the
breast, it forces the food into the
crop of the youngster.
This work of the birds was so interesting that Mr. Barrows arranged
"with Andrew • H. Cole-man of Red
Bank to take photographs of the
humming hirds during^.the 'various
stages of raising the young. Mr.
Coleman is one of the finest out-door
photographers in the country, and
he has the reputation of being the
very best photographer in the United
States in making photographic plate
negatives in color under the methods
discovered a few years ago. In getting pictures of the humming birds
on Mr. Barrows'a place Mr. 'Coleman
first took an ordinary photograph of
the nest and its location. Then he
rigged up a platform on a stepladder
for the camera, which was placed
within a foot or two of .the nest,
The camera was operated with a rubber tube and bulb.' When the mother
bird was in the act of feeding her
young, with its hill down the throat
of the.%young bird, tho camera would
be snapped. Pictures were taken
fijOm time to time during the entire
period of raising the young.
Total Resources Over
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''$43,obo,66ao6.'''"'"' K '' : ''^^ lwfeJA;< '' 1 ' 1 "'
3 per cent paid on Commerclol /Vccounta carrying a balance of 81,OOti or more " '
4 per cent paid on Savings Accounts of any amount.
tf<iiiex OP MtetsTRV A W xerraN
THE QUALITY SHOE STORE
JOHN B . COOK, Editor ana Publisher.
OEORGE c . HAMCE. Aasoelata Editor.
THOMAS IBVINO BEOWN.
Business Manager:
Subscription P r t a w
On. rear
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Bx month
76
Cares month. ,
40
Cntered a t the robtolrlco at Bed Bank.
tt. J* as second-claas matter.
^
Invites Your Attention to its Wonderful Values
IN NEW AUTUMN FOOTWEAR
""WEDNESDAY," " S E P T T S I , 1921.
TOWN TALK.
DiniiiR: war times the gas <J.ompanics of New Jersey were permitted to
increase the price o! pits and also to
lower the quality of gas/ This
scheme hit the public "going and
coming." The -increased price of | gas
ma(ie peofilc p;iv a lii^tier price, :tnd
the lowered quality of gus made them
use a Koqd de;<l more yas than they
luul used before.
* *•
Soir.e of the municipalities of the
stale are trying to make the gas eomptinics KO back to the old quality of
gas.. The iras companies are lij;htin(,'
thjij.-piu]iosition tooth and nail. In
many places e;a.s companies are sendinp; men around to gas users to tell
these users of £as that to increase
tile quality of gas to wlmt it was before would be very had for the people. They try to convince people
that the present low quality of gas is
very much better for them than the
former higher quality of gas; and
. then the gas men ask the gas users to
sign a paper saying that they are well
satisfied with the present quality of
gas and do not want any change.
These aiyents of the gas companies
aiv supplied with a name of talk
•which is thought by the gas companies best adapted to get signers to
the petitions.
* *•
These petitions asking for the present low quality "of gas to be maintained, which gas companies are circulating in the manner outlined
above, will be presented to the public
utility commission with a view of retaining the present poor quality of
gas and thus make more money for
the gas companies at the expense of
the public. A poor quality of gas,
either for lighting or heating purposes, means that more gas must be
burned to get the same amount of
light or heat. It costs less to make
gas of poor quality than it does to
make gus of good quality, and hence
the gas companies are anxious to
keep the quality of gas low, while
they also try to keep the prices high.
* **
In everything in which there h
competition,.-the prices of goods are
coming down. Gas companies, trolley cnninfinies and other public service companies are monopolies. Under the public utility laws they have
become greater rhonopolies than ever.
They have no competition and under
public utility laws no competition is
pernlitlcd." Trolley companies are
even engaged in endeavoring to shut
out other means of transportation in
order tluit everyone will be compelled
to patronize their monopoly.
t- * *
While wages in every line of industry are being reduced from war
time prices, and while goods of every
kind have been greatly reduced in
-price since the war, all public service corporations of every kind arc
main tuning- vr:u- prices. " In many
oases they have even increased their
rat-j.s o\er war prices. Many of
them are fighting even now to greatly increase their rates still more.
* **
The only remedy for this condition is public ownership uf all
ii.tUu';il
ii'Miurci's
and the
jmbli
ownership of. all public utilities. Under siu-h a system, the people woul
g.-t gwd cervit-i- at c-u;.t. -Another
trenicmlous advantage would be thai
PADDED
BREECHES
A. D. 1550
I IFOR ALL|MEMBERS OF1 THE
|:The footwear buyers of the home are learning more forcibly every day the
advantages of " shopping "--of finding out where values are really best and
buying at that place.
The result of their recent "shopping" tours is plainly seen by the steadily
growing business of Red Bank's newest place
/
THE QUALITY SHOE STORE
"In Qunn Elizabith's rtign, a special
uaffoldingMai put up in ihi Hoiutif
Parlitimiiittor thoie who uor/ brmhti
tbt trtmtnaoui stuffing of which pittmkdlhtit sitting in irilimiry chairs."
His Lordship's
breeches were
correct
THE breeches which pre-.
vented his Lordship from
sitting in an ordinary chair
in Parliament were quite
correctin the reign of Henry
VIII.
They were correct because
style has always been a real
expression of the character
of the age.
Young men today are turning to styles which reflect
the dean-cut aggressive
spirit of the time. Designed
in New York, Cortley
Clothes add to excellence
of material and perfect tailoring a style which expresses this modern spirit
with correctness and distinction.
Just to show you in a few words what we can do we ask you to read over
these specials for this week:
_
.
Men's Boots. These are the very best make and in most stores they sell
for much more than we are asking for them. Our introductory
price
,
$3^8
Men's Endicott-Johnson Scout Shoes. All sizes
.$2.35
Men's Tan Army Shoes, Munson last, Goodyear welt. Sizes 7 to 11 $ 3 . 9 5
Women's three-strap Patent Leather Military Heel, just what the
ladies are lookingffor.
,
$2.95
Women's|Tan three-buckle Oxford, Military heel
.$3.95
Exclusive styles in Women's Novelty Pumps from. . $ 3 . 9 5 to $ 1 0 . 9 5
We are agents for the CommonwealthlShoes for Men and the Shirley Shoes
for Women.
Factories at Brockton, Moat.
.
THE QUALITY SHOE STORE
39 Broad Street, Opp. Register Building, Red Bank, N. J.
Rumson.
RO AD WA Y TH £ A T If E
MONDAY
LONG BRANCH
All [Next W e e k
Starting SEPT. 26
D
2:<?S
TWICE DAIL.Y—8:3O
million
Davidson Building
RED BANK
f far)owig men
ji'r.-.iL mi»iiupi»! i.-l h- our.er.s o f r.atura
re.-i.urti-> a m i the public s e r v i c e corjincmiinis w o u l d he c u t o u t o f ptditic 1
and a mm li h i g h e r c l a s s o f legisla
tinn wiiuid n - u l t .
A t t h e presen
tiniv pill.IK- ^v-rvii-i- ci.r])orat iun.s seeii
tii ruiiW"! p.iHlH-.^ in their_-interes
am! :t m;m w h u wiil vote h*v w h a
tlu-y \v;u:t is MipjH.rU-d dy i h e m , in
niiia.'i' v.hnl l.is i.lhei- iiualilicalion
n r i y be.
in every part of the world have
thrilled ,to the powerful dramatic
story unfolded in the internationally famous novel of the renowned
Vicente *Blasco Ibahez which
is sweeping on to its two
hundredth
'All lliis m a k e s f o r pirnr ^ o v e n :
Incut. All this tend',- in k e e p mil o
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the welfare of t h e people generally.
Whichever
party
is i n
temporary
p o w e r is sought to h e controlled b y
public
service
corporations.
Tl^ey
.have t h e a b l e s t l a w y e r s c a p a b l e o f
bi-im' hired.
Thq,v h a v e unrTnrs w h o
UMlritake
to sway legislators a n d
olliiials
generally.
Politicians
in
t h e n inlt-rcst a r c i n e v e r y s t a t e a n d
c o u n t y anil - p r o b a b l y in e v e r y n o o k
and
iin-ner of t h e land.
l'rivate
nwr.eisliip
of public resources a n d
p u U i * 1 - -.ei-vice i - o r p i u - a ! i o n m o n o p o l y
t e n d In n i u - m o n n | ) i ) ] y o f g o v e r n mi-rt.
Tin- exposures several j'rars
aj;-o o f v a r i n u : ^ n u l i o m i l
legislators
wiio
recciveil h i g p a y f r o m Lig c o r Iii n a t i in i -. w h i c h
w i-i i- i n t i - 1 r . - t u d i n
iegL-liitinn . h u w s h o w far-li-acltinK ' 4
this iiifltieuie.
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prrsent
I - M ' U I I o f i ; . i ^ i"iupai'ii-s t " m a i n t a i n tin- [ i n - < lit
p r i c e s o f fras a n d Un- pic-M-iit j i u o r •
f i n a l i t y o f j c i . - . i n -pit'.- o f n l l - : i n m i i i l j1
ri'ductimi
of
wai-liine
prices
WJIOI-S
anil
niati'riaN,
shows how
1)l, :-<• c o n c i ' l - n s : - e e k I n )n>l(l t h e | l l l h l i r l o t l ' e i l " 'AVI! \ i ( ' \ \ ' S " I " w i l l l t till 1 -,
p.-.pi.- -hinild b - ( onipclh-d I " p a yj
fin
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ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP, l O .
'Notion of the tin* noil pwca it hoidfnc tha
Ccmrml «nd Primary BiMlioK and of th«
offletra to b* eltcteo, and meeting* of the
Board erftairUtry and Election la Ike Townihlp or Atlantic, in the County et MMmouth.
Notice la hereto <tivtn tbut t, general e l n .
tlon-will b*
tlonwill
b* held
held In
In «nd
«nd tor
tor the
the Towiuhlp
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AND, ELECTION,
V. M.,
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(ollowfni pltoe
ltoe In tald Town- NOTICE OP n
HOLMOi
uiip. N. j .
hlD Town.hip
T h i Hill,
HllC
Colt'i
Colti N « k .
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ill |>a
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h l d for
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Notice Is
hereby
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. * » . w * elver,
ate w , a that
tita&sj fay M^slCraQ
S.ldd election
will
of altctlnv Tvo Merirberii of the General Ae. Election will be held in and for tU TowneenUjr for tbf Et»l« of Jl«w ]tries; Two •hip of Holmdel. in tha County of MonMemlwn of the Board of Okoaen Frteliold- mouth Mid State of New Jersey, on Tuesday,
ere <for three yean) f?r the County of Hon- November 8th, 1021, between the houm aff
niouth and StAte of Maw Jeriey; and for the?/6.? A l ¥ , \ a n $ 7 : 0 0 p - M-> " «*• Townifcl*
following municipal officer*. vl»i One Hall, at Holmilel,
Bold Election will be held In the »afd
Townihip Comwllteenun, One Aiietacr, Ono
ConataUe, «nJ Four Pbifttdllespan, tor tald Township.,*or the purpose uf e.eetlnijr Tw»
Members of the General Assembly, Tw*
Town.hlp.
.
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Members
of thu Board of Ohoiien FnehQldflW
Public Question; Bonding for But* In»tl*
for three year*; One Township Committeetutlono. Chapter 201. Laws 1881.
man for three yean, One Justice of the
N.tlc. sf Primary Ehttios.
Al.o take notlco thdt-a Primary Elccllan Peace for full term. Two Surveyor* of Hiaht-.
for.ill political partita entitled thereto will ways for One year. Five Pound keepers »f' |
{
bo held In and for the Tovrnihfp of Atlantic one year.
Public Question s—State Bond Issue, to be
oh 'JCuraOay. SeDtfmbcr S T . l o J l . Irvm tK«
Institution Bonds," Chapter
hour of invcn o'clock A. M. to the hour of known aa "State In
nine o'clock P. M. Said Primary flection to SOI, Laws 1021.
Notlco of Primary.Eleotlen,
,
be held In the nf»o« In the rupective dlgAIio*ebe notice that a Primary Election ;
trlct a« escciflcally above mentioned and
o l d Primary Elotllon will be held for the for all political par tie* entitled thereto will •
pui^o"fi of nomlnatlnir pcrtont ot the respec- be held in the said Townahip in said County,
-tlv* parties to the omeee above Mentioned, on Tuesday, September 27th, 1021, between
and >l»o for Memben of th« County aha the hours of seven A. Ms and nine P . M.
Municipal Executive Pommlttcca^ tot -eaoh Said Primary Election to be held In the aald
solitlcal varty participating in said Primary Township us herein set forth nnd said PriElection.
-.
*" mary-Election will be held for the purpose*
nomiratinvi persona of the respective
Said data will also bo the scconJ reglitry of
parties to the offices above mentioned and
dat« In Mid Toirmhlp.
»also to elect Members of the County and
Notice of Reilitratloa.
Committees fur each political
And that on Tuesday, October 18. 1021.Municipal
participating in said Primary Election.
the Board of Reglitry nnd'Klectlon will meet party
Board nlno Hits on thin day for regisat the place at which they will hold the The
Genera! Election above mentioned, between tration purposes.
Notice of Registration.
tho honn of one o'clock in the afternoon and
Second registration tlay—Primary day,7 lOt
nine o'clock in the evenlnp, for the purpose
y
of m»kln» the Anal "vision and correction A. M. to OiOO P. M,
Third ree tut ration day-—October 18 th.
of the register for the General Election,
1021, 1:00 P. M. to »:00 p . W., to revise ana
Notice to Absentee Voters.
Any elector who is regUtdred for the Gen- correct the list for the general election. .
Tha said Township consists of one Eleaeral Election, who by reason of Inability
through Illness or absence from the County tlon ill at Hot.
Tho pollinic platfe for the said Township | i
In which he resides is unable to cast his
ballot on the day 'of the General Election at tho Towrnhip Hull, HolmdeU
SIDNEY V. BRAY,
the polling place in tho Election District In
which ho Is rcKlntcred, may make^ppllcatlpn Clerk of Holmdel Township, In the County
of Monmouth,
for an ofliclal ballot to the Municipal Clerk
September 21at,-lS21.
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In any Municipality in which he resides or
to the County Board of Elections ot the
OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION.
County of Monmouth, on or tieforo BMtday, NOTICE RUMSON
BOROUGH,
N.
J
.
October 25th. 1821, anil a formal apmiktlon'
Notice of the time and place of holdinar thtt
will be forwarded paid elector and whelTprop- General
and Primary Election and of the
'»rly Riled out and returned to the County officers
be elected, nnd meeting* of tha
Board of Election, of the,County or Mon- Board oftoRegistry
Election In the Dormooth,.an abientee ballot will be forwarded ough of Hum ton, and
in tho County of Monto suon elector.
mouth,
'
JONATHAN R. JONES. Townshh) Clerk.
Notleo Is hereby slven that a general elecDated. Holmdcl. N. J.. September 0. 1921.
tion will ba held In and for the Borough of <
Bunion, In the County of Monmcuth anfl
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT. Stoto of New Jersey,. on Tuesday, November 8th, A. D. 1921, from the hour of six
Estate of Dwlsht 8. Hlrsh, deceased.
Notice Is henby given tha£ the aceonntn o'clock A. M, to the hour of seven o'ctook
of ths aubscribers, executors of the eatatQ of P. M., AC the following places in said Bor•..
eatr} deaceased^ will ho audited and stated by ough.
First Election District.
the Surrofrnto of the County of Monmouth
All that portion of the Uorouuh of- Rumand reported for settlement to trie Orphans
Court* of said County, oiuThursday, tho thir- eon situate west of the acntcr Hue of ninEtham
avenue
between the North and South
teenth day of October, A. D. 1021, at which
time nppllcation will be mmte for the allow- Shrewsbury rivers.
Tho polling, plaoo for the First clcctfaif
ance of flommUslons and counsel feee.
district Is Hook nnd Ladder House, Oceania* Dated August H a t . A. D. 1081.
Second Election District.
MARTIN VOOBI.,
" AH that portion of the Borough of Runt,
EDWIN 0. VOOBL.
son eituato cast of the cent or line of B.ngham avenue between tho North and South
It pays to advertise in The Register. Shrewsbury rlvere.
The polllitBr platy» for tho Second election
—Atlverttoement.
district Is Rumson Fire Company's Houtia,
From this
Internationally
Fut/iotis Novel Muirv'$ Pinnacle
of Screen Excellence is Attained
All the virile force and dramaticintensity of the noted story is preserved and heightened in the
colossal screen version whild the
vast magnitude of the gigantic
events recounted are pictured by
the camera with a power beyond
the description of mere words.
VIGENTE BLASCO IBA-NEZ
A REX
PRODUCTION
Adapted by JUNE MATH IS Photographed by John F.Scitz
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A pipuLir new
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Over One Million Dollar* w a s upended in transferr—
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ing this famed work of
fiction to the screen.
MORE THAN 12,500 IN THE CAST 'INCLUDING
50 PRINCIPALS appear, in this most gigantic undertaking
of motion pictures.
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Luke Longlicnil Will Help.
H f ' H l i o i p y o u Boll tWiiBH, h e l p y o u
WITH
SPECIAL. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA and SOLOISTS
PRICES:
Evenings, 50c, $1.00, Boxes $1J0
. forjstch
headaches
tin's
(iiiytlinig
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Ol .'JETTLEMEHT OF ACCOUNT,
MlHtcil by Hie Hurruunle »t Hw Ommly of
or drum* II. Kiwarln,, il«»nswl.
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Manmmith unit r«pi>rtei\ tor nettlemont to
DflUii! li.'t»t«M»iWr lath. A, \). U*?.l.
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tha Ori>!iaii9 OfJttrt
of »ul<l County, on Thurit*
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\l,\-HV,t\H, flUOWN.
iluy, tlii* tw«inty-t«i*v(,iith day nf October,
nml »n.l.-.l bv
, will
ll he n t
nlr of the Cimrity off Mnttmotlth NOTICE OF SRTTLKMKNT OP ACCOUNT, A. I). U 2 1 . at whit), tlnm «t)ull<Mlon will
ril for RDltlfltient Id thif
h Orplmnn
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fvftmtr. (jf «lam«i DaWItt Hrower, Insolvent hm mftfle for th« «HuWMUiie wf eommlislopa
RB»1 eoamal fe«>t.
County,
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NOTICE OF REGISTRY XND ELECTION,
FAIR HAVEN BOROUGH, N. J .
Nnlleu of tlio timo nnd plnee «f holillnv tho
Icnornl and Prlmnry Election im'l of the
til ecru to be Hcctcd, and met'thiyo of the
Hiiard of Hi'gi'.try nnd Klcction in the Bor*
ujrh of Fair Haven, in the Cminty of Munmouth.
Notice In heri'by EIVUII that ft ircncml el«cKnir linven, in the County of Montnouthi nnd
fltute of Now Jcjrfley, on Tuumlny, November nth. A. I>. 11T21,
from tho hour of nix
o'clock A. M, Ji)1 tho hour of HCVCII o'clock
P. M., nt thu following plnccn In eaid Burouffh:
First Election District.
All that imrt of tho BurotiRh lylnfc past
>f n lino which hciiinn nt that point where
the center of Cfdnr nv«>nuc, If extended,
irouW Intor.ioet tlm TtumHon Borough line;
tlienco running north nlons the center lino of
Prilnr iiVcnua, to thnt point where the center
lino of Ceilnr nvrnuo intcrHi-ctn tin; center
lino of Fnir Huvcn rnml; thence c»»t nlong
thu cc-nter line of Fnlr Hnven roiiil to the
iinlnt where the center line of Ilnttin road*
InttwecU tho center lino of Knlr Hnven
roml; thfnco north nlnnit tho crnter lino ol
Dnttin rond to the Shrewnlmry rfv«r.
Tlio piilllnn plnnn for the Flmt election
dlbtrict la Monmouth hnll, Pcnrl nlroet.
Second Election District.
All Hint port of tho Uoroujch lylnK wo»t of
tltt? line nn lnl<t riuwn in I'h-Ht fllnti-lct nbove.
Thn polling plnco for the HOI-OIK! election
dfntrlct Iti Auiiuatna Mlnton'n enrnuc, Knetnide l'nrk, Fnlr Hnvvn rond, nuur Lincoln •
ftVtiniif.
Hiild election will ho held for the purpose
of «lcctl.i(f Two Member* «f the* (.cnornl Anrtoinhly for thn Htutu of Nt>w .Teruey; Two
Meinhfi-rt of thn Ilnnnl of Ghonuii Frrchohlors (fur three yenrn)
for
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for tthe
lio County uf Monm m iith
t h mid
u n d Htntf
H t n t e of
n f Now
N e w Ji>rm<v:
J i m y; nnd for the*
l l nhwih K
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u nni c l p n l o f l l c e rrs,
s, v
f nw
vli: Two Coun
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((lounrllmnn, for
c l l i n r n , f orr t lli r
y n r
Oni!
t i v n y r a r n , f u r t h e u i xplreil
w p l term
term u
uf Htnnlor
l - i e l d e r :: O ne
n e ((ounciliniiii,
' o u n c i l i n i i i i , ff()r
n o yenr, for
()r oono
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ttnrm nf
f H
iim>«piml
Hurry VV
VV. DUIIIIIK: A«.
arsnnr, for thren yearn: Collector for throe
yeurs; I wo JtlHtll-en nf the IVftiM'. for live
yrars: One Constnblo, for thren yen™, for
flAlil norlitiuh.
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Public question: Ilonillnit fur fltntc Inltlliltloiifl, Ohnptcr 201, U i n lusl.
Notice df l'rlmnry Election.
Al™ tolio nollci) Hint n Prlinnry Election
for all pollllinl pnrtliH entitled thi'intii will
l» held In and for thn Ilorniiiih of I-'nlr Ilnvon
on Tuesday, Hrpti-mluT 27, 11121, from tin
hour nf aeveri a'cluch A. M. til the hour of
nine o'nlor.k P. M. Hnlil Primary Election to
ie hnld In Iho pliiecs In the n'spvctlve ilia,
i-lclii n« apralDcally uliovo mnntloned and
nhl Prim»ry Kleitllnn will bn held for ths
mnuifle nf niimiimtlnu iti.rnortit of tho rexpec.
tlvn pnrtlrs to the olHcea nlinve mentioned.
nil nUu fur
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PICTURES
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Said election will be held for the purpose
of eleatinsr Two Member* of tho General Assembly for tho State of Now Jersey; Twa
Mt?ml)t>nj t>f tho flourtl vt Olwi'n Ff«ohold*
ers (for ttireo years) for the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey; and fox tha
following! municipal officers, v i s : Oma
Mny or, for two ypftrn; One Annrnnor, foV .
tltree years; Two Counollmen, for thre*
yenrn, for said Bo rough.
Public QueKttom Bonding -for Stnto Institutions, Chapter 2Q1, Lawn 1921.
Notice of Primary Election.
Alno tnkc rjotlce that n Primary Election
for all political parties entitled thereto will
be held In and for the Boruuuh of Rumion
on Tuesday, September 27, 1021, from tha
hour of Hcvon o'clock A. M. to the hour ot
nlno o'clock P. M. Salt! Primary Election t »
be held In the places In tho roBpective dla«
trlcta an flpcclflcnlly above mentioned and
Bald Primary Election will be held for the
purpose of nominnttntt pernonn of the reHpoo'
tivo pnrtips to the oflleci. nbove mentioned,
nnil R1«O for Mpmbcrit of tho Cmmty unit
Municipal Executive Commlttow for each
poltticiil pnrty pnrticIputliiH i» unit! Pilmnry
EU'ctlnn.
Snid dp to will nUo bo the aceond rcftiottf
tlftte In Bald HoroUKri.
Notice of RegUtratton.
And that on Tuesdny, October IR. 102l (
the Boiml of Hcftiatry ami Election will meat
at the plneon nt which tljcy will hold th«
CJI'IHTHI F.N-ctlon nltuvu mentioned, between
thr hours nf nr\p o'clnolc In tlir nftrrnoon and
lino 6'clack In tho evonmr;, for tho purpose
if maldnpr the final rcvlriion nml correction
if tho rt'iriHtcr for tho ()on«rnl Klcction.
Notice to Absentee Voters.
Any elector who la registered for the Oonernl Election, who by vennon of imibllity
hvoiiffli iHnons or nbsence from tlio County
n which he resides In unalilc to cn»t hie
mllot on the day of tho GcnArnl Elation nl
the pnllltiK pi(ico In tlio Election District In
which ho In rpprlntormi, mny nink»> nppHontlnn
for nn.nfflcfni bnllot to tho Munlelpn) Clcrfc
n nny Municipality In which he re n id en or
t> tho Cminty Bonrd of Electltmn of the
lounty of Monmouth, on or bofoit* Tuopdny,
October 2Bth, 1021, nii.l n fnrmnl nupltcittlnn'
will b« fornarded said clcctnr nnd whon properly fllloil out nnd returned to tho County
Board of Eloatltmn of tho County of Monmouth, nri| ithsontcc bnllot will lit? furwnrdod
to ntich elector.
UANHa A. NAITGHTON, Boroimh Clerk.
Dntcil llumBon, N. J., Septemberfi,1021.
MI'II.IRTII of tin. Cuunty nnd
Mnrlclpnl KKMUHV,. I'liramllleen f,,r each
iiilltlcnl pm-ty imrtlclpntlntr In Hnld l'rlmhry
Rlertltm.
Pnlil .Inlo will nln-i bo (lie iiecomt rrglatrr
ilntn In »n|-l tKiroUKli, 5
Notice of Registration.
And that' nn TiiMihiy, Orlnbrr IB, 1(121,
the Tlonrd of IteKl™lrv nnd HI luu will meet
nt tlio nliicM nt which they will hnlrl the
flnnvral Weollnii nlnivii mentlimml, lletwcen
Ilie linura nf IIIIK i.Vlwl, In til.. i|fl,Tnmiii nnd
nine n'olnck In tho .vmlmt, fur the iinrtiose
f mnkJpiB tbo flnnl rovlalnn nnd riirroallun
nf th« reulstnr fur tlio (lenei-nl Mlectlnn.'
Nnllco In Absenteo Vntsrs.
Any eleotnr who In n'ghtvmt fur thn flen.
ornl Mraljnn, who liy rvasnn of Innttllttr
n ohleh ha realiUn I. unablo in ,,n»t hie
!'i""" 1 !',',' " ' " ' ' " V "f Iho Ili-iiernl Klrrtloli at
tli."
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p
n tlm Khrtlui
ntr
l nnidllni!
plain In
Khrtluii Dintrlnt
In
h h | i . la
whlnh
mny mokn
l t»uMnn\.
M\
k nnpil i l l
n
ffor an nfflplnl b a l l o t t o llin Munllllval
In « n y Mtinltlrwlltr In w h i h hnllllval
M<U«rk
thny (Mtinltlrwlltr
l n t
l l In
l which
f
ho rnxMits or
l<i the (lininty llunril nf Uleftlml. of t | w
tS(.unl» nf Monmouth, an <ir twfnre Tnoml»»,
Oetojwr S8th, iOIII, anil a fnrmiil atiplia«tl«ii
will b« fnrwardtil aald »ln«lor and wbon prop.
;rly lllliit nut and reltirncrl to tlio c.mntr
Hoard of Elwtlona nf «h> r*euntr nf Mnnjiouth. i n nbMitt** ballot will bo forwardea
\» aUth aleetar.
W I p f n v n fiVfrn »>.. „,.•, (ytirk
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RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 2 1 , 1921.
\StreuisCo.
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Household Sale
LAST THREE DAYS
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sept. 24
Sept. 23
Sept. 22
I Evaporated
Cream
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STANDARD
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
MERCHANDISE
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2 lbs 25c
2 lbs 25c
2 lbs 25c
Doris Biscuits, Five O'Clock Teas,
N. B. C. Grahams, N. B. C. Sodas,
pkg
13c
COFFEE
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Theodore
I'nrmly
owns a large :
,, H)tm . |, (mt „„ ,| u , riv|11 . a ( | t( , ( | \\m,\^ |
(In Sundny lie look a number of i
folks tin a river outing. In the party I
were MI-H. I'liniily nnd children, Miss |
Mario Scott, John Cooper, Welling- i
ton Wilkin.H, Jr., ami .Stanley Wil- I
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HOLMfJEL NEWS.
| 1'ontal vnnU received from Mrs.
the dwn WIIH earried out duiinK the
Jnmea Wul.'ih, who in on nn automobljr fri'dhot In .Hily.
Two
New
Mnmbori
Received
at
llie
bile trip in Camilla with Red Hunk
Hermun
Ilerniun Heelt hart bi'im ti|ieuilmn
tl!.«.,.,,..i
""iJ«V(Mir"dny«-,'ut
Mi", and Mr«. "Claude" Wright nf "ahc 'is hnving a deliglitnT'tiiiie:
boni'llt of his health.
Anher Ornwftird and her-aon \ Little Silver are new membern of the
Wnllliig'si cidl'r,mill was re-opened
They formerly ] for the season Monday.
Frank Crawford attended the funeral; Unformed cliureh,
of Mm. Amy fireen of Freehold luht'livuil here.
MrH. Annrn I.avton ban moved t<
This week will about wind up Ihc i Shfewsbury.
Thuruiiiiy.
HIM iili'ir potatiieH
Mrn, I.DHIH Rnyder i« eonllned to p o t n l o »i'iiHi>n.
the If ii-o with .'U'Knras. llrr ni'iter, dr»|ipvd In price to iff.(ill a bin roll U r m y « ' . "
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N. B. C. BULK CRACKERS
Very Best, Ib 2 9 c
Street, and wishes to inform his old •I
patrons of the change and cordially
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All prices reduced. This week liny Crackers by t h e can and save money
Ib 35c
172 Monmouth Street, has opened a
Mr. and Mi'H. Frunli S. Weeks enturtiiini'd fMends ,1'rom M ureatown,
l'rniiHylv.unlft, over Siilnrdny 111111
Frank E. HoyBr it Having Hu Snw Hnmlny.
Mill D«m Unbuilt.
. '»''• J - P- '-'yy f Mnilbon. ninde n
medical inspection of the pupils of
Frank 15. Hcycr i» having the dam the township last Wednesday.
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No. 1 can - - - 1 7 c
No. 3 can
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N. R. C. Crackers received fresh every week
Ginger Snaps,
Soda Crackers,
Royal Lunch,
Oysteretts,
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Fenton,
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Does Every Power Job
You can plow, disk, harrow, harvest,
thresh, bale hay, grind feed, fill the silo,
saw wood, pump water, pull stumps, do
road work or any other power job around,
the farm quicker, easier and at less cost to
YOU with'the Fordson Tractor.
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(he year, it will tfive niiixinium stTvict1. l.ij>;ht but powerful, it Rots from job to j o b quickly. J'-asy to oporato
and c o n t r o l - ciricicnt, economical a n d above all, D E PENDABLE-
ty
(let in the power-Tannin",' frame of mind now.
Call, phone or d r o p us a card Tor Tacts. See the Kni'dsim
in practical operation.
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1 PRINCESS ROYAL PURE FRUIT JAMS, - Jar 25c•
NOTICE!
hold.
Bpcnding n few days with, his mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Hyatt
Mi'H. Linda Iinssett.
their daughter Miec are on an auto-1
AUKUXLUH ThompHon of WaHhing- mobile trip to lOnston, Peuiifiylviinia,,
ton has been visiting friends here.
the Cntsliill mountains nnd other
Mr. and Mrn. .lameH Rowe and;
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of hla BIIW mill rebuilt.
RUMSON
Goldesi Tip Ceylon Tea
PICNIC AT BRADEVELT.
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When you buy at a Franklin Thrift Store you can rest assured that no matter how low a price you pay here, the quality •••
A of the food stud' you get is excellent.. We sell only standard high grade well known brands of merchandise.
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About $1,400 Cleared to Help Pay
for New Church at Marlboro.
A picnic und moving picture siiow
was hold lust Wednesday night on the
grounds of St. (iabricl'n church at
Braduvelt to raise "money to "build a
new" Catholic church at Marlboro.
About $1,400 was cleared. In connection with the picnic a lino supper
was served and many fancy articles
and other goods were siild. • Action
was deferred on disposing of several
gold pieeea on the co-opemt-'v" plan.
The new church is to be built on Main
street at Marlboro on land donated Mrs. Thomas Catchpole of Eaton- last
week most of the farmers
by John Holland.
town, is with her.
; sloppedd shipping Thursday and did
Mr. «nd Mrs. James ('layer have ' not resume until Monday,
LINCROFT NEWS.
moved to Unyonne. Mr. Clayvr's
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence II. Hobcontinue her residence ( erts off Winter Park,, Florida,
loida, are !
Pupili Being Transported to School mother will
bought
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The
Olaycrs
making
a stay with Mr. Robcrts's
hut
in a New Bu..
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Wilmer
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Eugene Layton has bought a large mer nnd moved here from Elizabeth.
Mrs. Wilbur Hogers of Kurming
automobile bus to transport the
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Mrs. Garret
Ciarret W.
Mr.. and
Mrs.
W. Buck dale,
•• • formerly
• of this place, is visit- i
pupils of this district to and from , spent
Friday a t Asbury Park.
ing Mrs. Mary Allgor.
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school.
i Alfred Buck is building'an addiMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Conovtr j
Mrs. Frank Stczlnnd of Manasquan tion of two rooms to the rear of his spent Saturday and Sunday nt Mima-!
and Miss Elizabeth Hurley of house on the Montrose road. Harold .squan.
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Shrewsbury spent Thursday with Tilton und Cluuk-s ViinDorn, Jr., are The members of the llolmdel gun j
Mrs. George f!. ttichdalc.
the work.
cluli .are. planning to hold many ;
Anthony Biscrholf .has bought **. ~" <Yo"u i-Lct- S. I'. Hunt last week at- shoots during the fall and winter.!
Buick automobile.
.'tended a convention of the young They will hold a meeting to re-or-!
Mrs. lieorge McQueen ot ««» nll . n ' K cliristinn associations at New- gunize their club when the harvest- \
Bank spent part of last week with ,u r k n g a rolu.L.,,lM,tutivu of the IU- ing season ends.
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I .lames Cl. Crawford has .1 new I
Mrs. Linda BnsB.ett is on the sick • T | l c pinna for the new consolidated ].',,,-d sl .,|,, n .
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LINCROFT FAIR-AND SUPPER.
Former Stesident Sondt Fine Lacef
From China for Bazar.
The ladies' aid society of the Lincroft church i.H making elaborate arrangements for a fair and supper to
be held at the church Thursday evening. The members of the society met
at the church Thursduy afternoon and
sewed a largo amount of carpot vajjd
with which to make rugs. In addition
to this material thij society lins on
hand several attractive nigs made by
a Newark firm; The society also has
api'oiiB of many sorts nnd sizes and
other articles, including sonic fine
luces sent from China by K'dwnrd
Clayton, a former resident of Lincioft who is doing missionary work
in China und who is greatly interested in his old home church. After the
meeting Thursday afternoon refreshment!- were served which hail been
provided by Mrs, Jennie Ualgrcn and
Miss Klizabeth Hurley.
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PEACHES
Main and Pearl Streets, f AIR HAVEN
50c Large Size Bath Towels, - - 3 9 c each
$2.00 Marquisette Curtains, lace trimmed $ 1 3 9 pair
17c 36 Inch Unbleached Muslin, - 1 2 k yard
$2.50 large Size Bed Spreads,
$ 1 . 9 5each
19c yard
25c Star Tex Toweling, - $2.00 Long Cloth 10 yard Piece, $ 1 . 6 5 piece
89c 64 Inch Table Damask, 6 9 c yard
$8.00 72x72 Linen Table Cloths, $ 5 . 0 0 each
79c Window Shades, complete
5 0 c each
79c Dresser Scarf and Center Pieces, 5 0 c each
39c Yard Wide Cretonnes, - - 2 9 c yard
35c Curtain Marquisette, - - 2 5 c yard
$1.59 81x90 Harvard Mills Sheets, $ 1 , 2 5each
55c 45x36 Extra Pillow Cases, - 3 9 c each
17c 27 inch Fancy Outing Flannel, 1 2 | c yard
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PROBATED.
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ORDER YOUR
WILLS OK TWO liKHIDENTSOF
MIDDLKiOVVM.
Martha IMcirford leaves Instate to a
.Nicca e.nd ta H^t Uratbc-i-s and Sisters—William W. Conovcr'l E s .
t.\tc Divided Amoiu: Children.
Tlie will ol' Jiiiriha .Morford of
j.Middlctfjwn has 1 i'cn admitted tu
probnte.
The sum oF ifli.OOll from
11 life insurance puliry lii'ld by Hiss
Morford's father, Albert Morford,
was bequeathed tu -Minnie Ii. Hendiicknon, a niece, llie lest of jMiss
Morford's estate w.ts divided among
her brothers and si?iers.
William W. Cunovcr. Jr., of Middlftown, executed his will in 1008. Mr.
Conover divided his e inle among: his
children, Willium 1!., (icorito II. and
Harvey G. Conover. Alice II. Worth:ey and Emeline C. l-'ieid. A cbuise
in Uie will g-av.e Wiilinm 1!. IVnovev
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THIS O I T O H K K
KK1.HASF, O F U l t r X S W l C K
U K C D K I I S m.-rils t h e title of a R e d - L e t t e r
I t X)li'urs two KTcat a r t i s t s - - new lo lirunswick
Records — Florence
nise,
viii-ifty,
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Knslon, s o p i a n u , a n d (iiu.icppc Dn-
sun;:;-.
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Mr. Cono: h e lives i i'om t h f i i
vi'r u p p u i n t i ' i l his so:)
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T l u : will of Kninia A . I t r o w n o f | S
' K>'vj)nrt lu-iiueiit','d -S 1 *>l» in Klizn- '• O
Tii'Oi liriek of Hull !••. a cousin, a n d j j j
l l f t ' t - t h c rcsidiiL' of '.In1 t-stutt- l o Alice j ™
l l a y , d a u g h t e r o f C a i i i e r i n e 1. D a y of &
Keyport.
T h e will w a s e x e c u t e d t w o ! g
' y e a r s ai;o hmt l>< ctnlier a n d M r s . ; 5
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r i m r l o s 11. lloiuS. a v e i l Imown r e s - ' ^
i d e n t o f ' l''artninL','ikile. cxei-uted his ' •
•will t e n y e a r s aj.u last . l u n e .
Mr. j ^
' l l o u d clire'clcd t h a i s^iHl'lie s e t a p a r t , p
f r o m his I'staU' t u !"• used in e a r i n g
for t h e b u r i a l plot in t h e !''armini?<lak'
cifi'tians, diince.'i ai:d novelty
This li.-! will appeal to widely
(•einotet'y.
In
CRITERION MALE QUARTET
CRITERION MALE QUARTET
y " si-.- jolly, " f . d U e y " i|.i.iHets - I I K willi
iiiul i-.-lisuti.i 1 i s in eiieli of t h e s e v e r y h u til in n e w , h
tiim>
.mil Conti-nho
IRENE AUDREY and EMILY EARLE
1 Tcmir mill Baritone
CHARLES HART. ELLIOTT SHAW
.l Kmily Kill-].- in " S » n - l nn.l Low" mul ' M r . i r s . Mint nn'l
f.iuml. These SOUKS :i,v rliarinitiu ilu.-ts. :illr:it'<ively ,,cful a m i popular, in tin- t>.--t *<-rw t,r tliiit void.
2127 TUCK ME TO SLEEP I \\,um'-I.'".vi-.-Meyev) Tenor
BILLY JONES AND STRAND MALE TRIO
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F.RNEST HARE
IF YOU ONLY KNEW
I I'leeson-Von Til/.ei ) Knritone
Hilly .lone> inn! th.' Strand Male Trio have never rei
:i more pl.-a-ini: nnmli.-r tlinn "Tucl; Me to
Sleep." 11 uill meet itistiitit Wek'onie. for it hits t h
t. Ernest Han- slmrs tin- .-Jini-s.-ivi- liullnil
••If Y . i - O
Kn
nth temle
i.ires an- ili-liitlitful.
mil. sinr
10-i
r a m i ltiiriloiii212G DOWN AT T H E OLD SW1MM1N' HOLE
BILLY JONES AND ERNEST HARE,
MIMI I M:n-I).iniili]-('
BILLY JOHES
.l) T.-nor
Co
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to
1 «wiiri*m iiV In
w i t h B i l l y J..II...J
Krnest Hure. I t ' s n mii'hiy m i n i m i
thii't.
No
une
nd .nil. lie<iile. there's "Mimi," remiiiisi'olit
ith :i
Imt rull (.f li
of "Over Tiier
lily Ilil'y Jones oifers.
perMin;iiity Mich
10-in.-Xiu2123 PECK'S BAD BOY (Hnriuim)
STRAND MALE QUARTET
ANNUAL PROTEST
lOIV to Prliool)
HVycli.l
Ilu mi.i nis Rt<rit ii.n
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FRIEDA PEYCKE
A n-L-i.i-.l w i t h ' t w o laiiii-imr fai-.-s—"IVek's ll.-.il I l u v " is l-til,<
ael.ie
Coo'.'nn
ill
the
pii-tines ami tlie
Stniii,! M;il,- (Jii;,itol i-inc tin- n n n i c iM-rniiU'imy i m ' ( ii:it fani s funn>- film.
"It is t o l.uu'li" anil lie
2128 S W E E T ANDL O W Ilioyii'-Jolnisiin I
Sopranc
HONOLULU HONEY I Wolyii-Apiilelielil-Uysii
h.'ll.T 1,1,ml,-,! vei.-ei th:in ireti,. V o l r e y ,
Klmw in "II,.III>I>IIII H o n e y " a n . very
rarely
o.,inp;uiieil.
W e o.iniiii'iiil llii'in a s i.euul
1 0 - i n . *Si-
hnpi.v.
I.'i-i,.,lr. -I'.-JTI.I-'I.
i-.-.-il:iti-,ii.
"Annual
l'r..t —t
ries. In case of her remarriaw Mrs. i
Woolley is to receive one-third of j
the estate nnd the 're.-t is to no to \
their children, if any are living. H:id
if not to the Sprir.i/Lake hospital. :
Mrs. Josephine S. Herbert of Free- ;
hold was left the entire i-.-t;»te of her
husband, Charles A. Herhert, for her
use as long as she lives in a will
which Mr. Herbert executed three
ye.at'3 ago. After the death of Mrs.
Herbert the residue of the estate is
to RO'to their sun, Dr. William D.
Herbert.
30016 IMPROMPTU IN A FLAT I Chopin' Pianofe te Solo
LEOPOLD GODOWSKY
<in,!mvsliy re.-onis his l,elo\v,l Chopin as o
lily Uie oleel can. Chopin's popular A l-'lat Inipromptu H
lieiv L'iven :• masterly anil movine insL-riiitio...
n: one with ii veritulile sinv;in« mivnii-tone under Uie velvet
finders of a master, interpreting, u to!le-*onnct
net known and lovetl hy the musical lejrion.
10-in.—* 1.00
1O041 SPANISH DANCE IGnmn.his-Kreislor) Violin Soli i Piatwf, rte liy I'I'CiliT
Pi
MAX ROSEN
sm,
(unna'los—-a Spaniard of the Spaniards—wrote this vwi
s. warm al
Max Rosen
•n-klinir ilunci
revels in its technique n!Ul tone. He infuses the hot Idid of Spair into it like a triii son of the
Spanish violinist. I'ahlo S.:WKs;\U'—ami Uosen is enlitlfil i this relatii iship artistically.
loveliness of violin, flute nnd harp is akin to tltese tilings. To those
detiTminiMl by tom-uvmlity this rei'onl will bi? a real treasure.
10-in.—S LOU
William H.. I.yr.ch, rector of the
Deal Catholic ch'irch, made hi:' will
a year aso last Auniist. He left $.r)00
to his housekeeper. Maitraret J. Sum-'
mers. The rest of his estate was bequeathed to his brother, ,lohn i.
Lyncli. c,
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Mrs. Phoebe Brcwinprton of Ashury
Park loft a life rif»ht in her estate to
her husband, Edward Brcwington.!
After his death the sum of S100 each
is to be paid to Isaac L. and Ethel
Brewington, adopted children of
Mrs. BrewinKton. A house, an.] lot
at Ashury Park is to go to Mrs.
Brewington's datiKhter, Fary L.
Brewington, and a bungalow is to go
to her 'daughters, Lillian Hill nnd
Pauline Brewington, these bequests
not to be made, however, until after !
the death of Mr. Brewington.
Frederick Lupton-of Matawan executed his rill two years ago last;
February. He left one-sixth of his i
estate to each of his children, James
W. and "William E. Lupton, Carrie
Ely and Margaret Thompson; onesixth to his grandchildren, Hazel L. j
White and Rolland Lupton, and one- j
sixth to his grandchildren, Erma and ;
Carolyn Lunton.
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GONDOLIER TRIO
GONDOLIER TRIO
. for t h e veiled
ction is chielly
OPERATIC
10037 AIR DES BIJOUX (Jewel Kurort from Fmist Act III (Guumxll Sanrano In I-ri-twh
FLORENCE EASTON
I-lorenee Easton, of th,: Metrntnilitiui. recor.ls t h e tlnshintr "Jewel Sonir" from the most popular of all
operas " F a u s t . ' a s only a sreiit artist pun. Here is- vocal supremacy and authoritative interprelution. I t merits a hiirh pliice amop^ t-niluriiiK preservntions of operatie sinjeintc.
10-in.—? 1.C0
CONC E R T .
1O03S MARECHIARE
< Nenpolits.il Sone)
lili Oincomo-Toati > Hiiritoiie In Itnliuti
GIUSEPPE DANISE
With Blorious voice a n d tempeimcntn! nlinnilun Dunisr, Uie Itulian IlnritiMle of the Me'
ropolit.-.n Openi,
SIIIBS this snnir or Naples—"Mnrechilire," which tells a story of love nn'l t h e risiHK m on, and the refordme faithfully rolleets t h e o l o r and warmth of voice, and orchestra.
30015 JAHRZEIT
( I n Meinoiiam)
Silbfrta-Silbcr.itoin)
Soprano In Yiddish
DOROTHY JARDON
.lardon's dramatic sinKiny in this SOUK of power and pathos ranks with h e r highest operatic imecpretations. " J a h r z c i t " was inspii'eil hy a lieautiful llehraie eercmony and with its puinnnnt phiases ennclieil hy full orchestral ftccomiianiment it conveys intense emotional values
10-in.—*1.2B
13026 MINSTREL BOY (Moore) l l r i s t i A i r ) Tenor
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THEOKARLE
WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING I Olcntt-Graff-Balll
Tenor
THEO KARLE nnd CRESCENT MALE TRIO
. 1 he wurlil loves .Moore's "M instrid Hoy"." Theo K arli''projects that boy's unconquerable spirit upon the
seieen of our'emotional life"/' there to inspire our vision and ideals. Generously Karle adds that lev. -aide Ivric, "When Irish Eyes Are SwiliiiK," therehy fairly emlnirrassini; this disc with riches.
13027 PALE MOON . ( C l i c k - W i n )
Uaritone
RICHARD BONELLI
MAH LINDY LOU IStriekland > Ila, itone
RICHARD BONELLI
Itenutv in t u i e . clearness in enunciation and anthorit in interpretation rbaracterize Itichanl Ilonelli's
I'i'i'oi'ilril a r t . "1'alo Moon" and "Mali I.indy l . o u ' re appealing lyr es in strikiner contrast, stiii^'
with .-ymnpthy and power against a most a t t r a c t i v e lehestrnl haekirro und.
ii)-in.— *i.no
5063 BEN BOLT (BiHtlish-Kni-isa) Contrail,.
ELIZABETH LENNOX
ROBIN ADAIR (Scotch Air) iKcppell
Contnillo
ELIZABETH LENNOX
Ilo you remember "Sweet Alice" nnil also "Rolii'n iVilnir ?" Of coursi
11 do, nnd know these old soKi
. t o lie thin,..,, of l.cauty and j o y forever. The'se favi-iites a r e simply
beautifully snnc hy Elizabeth
Lennox, whose \oire and personality are sinmi lai ly litled for the-
VANDERBURG
NEWS.
Daled F
Hid Mlbsrrihrr.
hold. N- .1.. Seplemlier 1J IHJI
CKORCK 11. OONUVBK.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
TO EMZAIIETU I.ANQIIH.INA
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Ily virtue lit nil Oriler .if tin- Court uf
Ohnncery of New Jt-iney niu'U- on tin1 ilny
(it the iliitc tiereof in n I'l-rtnin patisi- v/lit-reIn
I Joseph llomnno H petitio
il vuu,
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Ellgtibetii T.ftuqllilinu Homiino, a r e difeudnnt,
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y o u nrc required t o appear, nn'l jileiui, an- ! >:
n w n or <lemur to petitioner's! petition on or .•
liefore tin- Beventeenth day of Octoher next, .•,
or. in ilefimlt tiier.'i.f. such dec re,, will ),« V
taken nciiintt you as the Chancellor shnll > [».
think «(|"|ta)do mill just.
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Dated
A u f m t ir.tli, 1 S 2 I .
I I U W A I l l ) K. IIICIMN.SUN,
Hulii-ilnr i . f I'l-lltinniT.
P . O. A-liil
, (111 l!ri>tul Klto
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Mniimoutli County Stir
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Notice to creditor,, lo pro,
ml ute.
In thi- mnlter of t h e Mtii' i,f KnnMr,,! !.•. d,r,.•!«,•,I.
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Vuritunnt t<i tile unler ,,f .lo^.'pli )„ IIMIII- 1 ^
hay, BiirroCTto of (be (',„,„•.; : i.r M, r ntli, ' K
tnniln nn Hi" four'eendi di,, uf July, l ' . c ! l , l / J
nil t h e in.pll.'ntion of (.1 ,-,! J. Vnnll'akl.
nail l-'antde M i l , - I , i l l .
(lie e l n ' . e o f i j o , '!.:'e
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K A N l i l l : MI'II'IIKM.,
ri,-' ( 'ii "!,,-.- it,,i rim i
lv ouyn to (idvortiiKi in Tho RoguiWi. I
Palisades Paik Sunday.
Miss Laura Daly spent Saturday
and Sunday with h e r cousin, Miss
Anna Hallcran of Atlantic Highlands.
Mrs. CharU's Soulia has recovered J
•*< [ f rum her sickness.
Vj
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E . VanDorn
,*(! attended the (irnnil Army reunion]
j5ji (it HUrhlumls inst Wednesdny.
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Red Bank Branch,
SCOBEYVILLE
Room 8 , Eisner Building, RED BANK, N. J.
PAUL REVEJJE, Resident Manager.
Telephone Red Bank 968
WILLIAM O'BRIEN
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F•IIGH GRADE .SERVICE
Approved and Improved -
t h e i r .lehti
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lil i-.tilf-r,
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AT YOUR SERVICE
Heatinpr
Plumbing
' Roofing
• vYatw .Systems
Copper Work
Earthen and Iron .Pipe
RED BANK and SEA OSHGM'r
62 BROAD STREET
SHREWSBURY AVENUE and OAKLAND STREET
TWO STORES IM RED' BANK
Tried and Tested
The ioyt of Lbiic—is as in fallible :ts HU.V- %ait irulnrly as Tc^ai'ds a KusinusK houst*. Our pvciu'nt
tvomi'Mdous chain uJ' Groc'i'ry Stoivs and Meat Markets is the result of more than a third of a century of fuiistant, lU'Ver-ijtiliiiK' scrvifi1.
)\ ti havt1 stood the test oi* tinu1— -the public lia.s tried us ami by their endofseiuenL we hnvi1 jct'^wu.
Our business j.u>]icies an» not niytlis — not unified experiments wniLinf,1 l<» be pr«vvil---our nu'thods and
policies are .K.NOWX to tht* pnhtie—-and endor:ird by tin- publie -that is why we enjoy the distinctiim of leadership in the ivroi-i'i-y^and meat field today.
When you walk - into an, Asco Store, you
know you are Eoinw to receive
"Good Goods a t Low Prices."
The very highest ^raue Hour milled.
you utse Gold Heal Flour,
Your bread, fake and pies will iilwnys be a success when
Asco Baking Powder, can 5c, 9c, 17c
TASTY DESSERTS
Asco Corn Starch, pkg . . . 7c
Fruit Puddine, pkg
9c
Pearl Tapioca, 1b
; , . 10c
Instantaneous Tapioca,
Jikg
He.
Asco Jelly Powder, p l t g . . . 9c
Rice, lfe
6c, 3c, 10c
Gold Seal Flour, 12-lb bag
Best
Granulated
SUGAR
Jiggtitne Cake Flour, cut
to pkg
12 He
OYSTER FIXINGS
Oysterette*, pkg
6c
Asco Bread Crumbs, pkg. ,10c
Asco Cracker Meal, p k g . . . 10c
Trenton Crackers, lb
18c
Criaco; cin
19c
Pure Catsup, bot.9cj 3 for 25c
We art? Continuing this Hpocial, so that our customers may
have full requirements.
65c
JAMS AND JELLIES*
Pure Jellies, gliui
10c
Soutliwnrk Jams, jar . . . . . . 1 5c
Temtor PreicrvM, jar . . . ,25c
Pure Apple Butter, enn. ..18c
Del Monte Jams, can
15c
Del Monte Marmalidc, can 15c
Our Beat Matches,
box
FOR WASH DAY
Asco Ammonia, bot
9c
Asco Bluing, bot
7c
Beat'Starch, lb
7c
Rinto, 3 pkgs for
20c
Fab (the wonder worker), l i e
Fell and P . & G. Nap. Soap
4H
Gold Seal Eggs c"£" 50c
There's a "best" in everything—and our eu.stomers who are using Gold Soul EKU'S every day
know that in efctfs it's"the big Gold Seal beauties.
Selected Eggs, doz
43c
Wo snuiraiiti".' every ORU to give <mtii'« satisfuction.
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attainst thi
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Telephone 1114-W
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M o n m o u t h C o u n t y -Siiriof/i
N ' . t i r e fo rr.-,iit', ( (. t o i n - , . , n t
An Insurance Service Bureau which can take
care of all your insurance needs.
Fire, Automobile, Plate Cflass, Workmen's Compensation, Burglary, Rain, in fact everything
in the line of insurance.
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145 River Street
Some of the Pupils Here to be Tram- I
ferret! to Hillside.
i
Several pupils who have been attending' sclmol here will be obliged
to attend school at Hillside as the re- '
suit of a rule passed at a meeting of
the bo:.rd of education Friday night.
Under this rule each pupil must attend the schoolhoiiRe of the district
in which he or she lives.
i
Miss Elizabeth Vaughn of Asbury
Park is spetidino; two weeks with her ;
aunt, Mrs. John New'.
:
The item in last week's Register;
ubout Charles H. Read losing one of:
his farmhands'got mixed up in r e - '
gard tn names. It was Thomas Bol- j
Any Phonograph Can Play Brunswick Records
t h - r m i t t - r of t h e e
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ConoilT. J r . , d . r i a s
I ' u r r t l a n t t o t h e o r d e r ,,f J,,.'..|ih I. Don:
ltay, filrrot^ate of t h e C o u n t y of Mimrnoiil
m a d e on th.- twelfth d a y ,,f S e p t n n W r I'.i2
nn t h e application
of (;,.,,,•,,,. 11. (',,„„>•,.,. . , ,
I ' S e t u t o r of t h e e . t a t e of Williiitn IV C o n - < t
o v e r . J r . . decea»i-,l. n.ilir,. i^ hereby j.iven i >'
t o tile c r e d i t o r s of silid d e c c a . e d to e \ h i l , i t • £<
t o t h e stib.scriher,
eienitor
as aforesaid, >T<
tlR-ir d«hl» a n d d e n i a n d a a g a i n s t t h e sniil e B - ' >I«
t a t f , u n d e r onlli, w i t h i n I'i.x m o n t h s from t h e ' M
ilato of
of tint h e y willI he
he | >}
ilate
th a f o r e s a i d o r d e r , o r th
for.
cd of
ctlon tln '•for
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INSTRUMENTAL
2124 WOODLAND ECHOES (Wymun)
Violin-Fluto-Hnrp
JUANITA (Norton)
Violiii-Klute-Hiirp
W e -will have tJhesm delivered to your door in time for <
p
BREAKFAST
- i V< r . l l i i l l . l ' s i : ' -
utors.
! John T. Roscll of Freehold left
'.$1,000 to his diUKjhier, Dorothy Rid- |
! dk', to hi' used toward the maiutun- j
linei' and education of her son, Lllth- i
or I-'. •Riddle', in a will which he cxe-!
etited last month. Mr. Kosell left
$ii(ll) to his son Ciiilion.' The rest of
his estate was (In iiled between his j
daughter a n , i C'nn !.• •!. Smith.
]
John Collins of Miituwnn Li'- i
queathetl his oslate to his widow,;
Margaret Collins, in ;> will he made
last June. Mrs. {':iiiins was appointed executrix of the will.
I
The will of John Woolley of Sprins
Lake wus exi't.'u'.i'd in 1U0O »iul a \
codicil to the will w:rs made in 1911!..;
llr. Wocil-.'y heiii'.cathed $1,(10(1 to
his son Alvah. 'I !'.e rest cf the estate ;
was hequeathed lo Mr. Woolk-y's \
wife, Annie Wool!".1, for her usi' as j
lO- n . - '
FOR D A N C I N G .
2130 ALL BY MYSELF \-;.\ 1'ivl i I, v
Berlin!
BENNIE KRUECER'S ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY K,e: Trot i Iiroi.1;.- I
EENNIE KRUEGER'S ORCHESTRA
Il.'ili.-- .i-votee. will :'li|)ivi'i:it.' after oi
the o
vi'tty and inesnioric foice or these
Ill'liSIVs
fvn li-ry f. >, t ,-oi-. l!i.i:iii(. K r e n v r ' s Oi
or iiuo evi.]-y pulsatin'-r measure
:111c! 111.- re:,! i!;ime-lever doesn't live wli o will fail
s u o 1 to it.s
in.in s:>2129 LAST WALTZ Inlroilunnr: "Now Fad,.. J | y Golden Lo
Dri
from "Tlu Last WiilU"' (O>oar Strain* I
CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA
MISSISSIPPI CRADLE Waltz
(Oliiinn)
CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA
Carl IVnlo>,V Ou-hesents " r h e I,.,sl Wall
from t h e ML' MetronoliMn liirht onera suteess of
ttiiil niune. I t ' s a li lltlful waltz, well i'linll':iili'i! lo 1 lie
lilif. eliwrinir "Mississippi Cradle" vvalu
they record on t h e iliosit,- siile. Walliies have I'uiiK' h;i
This record proves it.
lO.in.-^r.i2125 SWEETHEART l'o\- Ti'i
loin
CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA
I'VE GOT T H E JOYS Fox Trot
lAksti
CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA
Carl I-ViitnlTa fain- is as ..uri'illy urow in; anil thi < reoonl of ' Sweetheart" and "Tve Hot the .toys"—two
lever
ilistrinneiitation
merits
a
speeial
paragraph. Either one
C
"ill -,liM;..| ',', i,'i'itt,,li,','n iif~"'l'.'hles"' 'r^l this rerord is irervjinf "Oi'tnber tile."
•12-in.—S1.50
r i .-
F^rorai Conrad's Balcery
ff^resli Daily
t a t e w a s d i v i d e d '• l«'i vii h i s child r e n , K r i i e s t J . n.uid a n d Ktlith 1.
D o h m , e:,cii of wlnmi a i c t o r e c e i v e
f o u r - h i n t h s , a n d \w-:. M a t t y !.'. l!oud,
• w i f e of M r . lSotnl'; d e a d :-»ii, w h o is
M r . H a n d ' s son
; to rt'ceh Q cne-nir.;h.
i a n d d:iu;';!i'.or w e r e a p p o i n t e d extrc-j
I ' O P U L A R .
50G2 D O W N A T I ' l l E H U . S K I V I!EF.
<l(o.
A LITTLK CLOSE HARMONY
lU'll.ir;
"A l.itlll' C
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andBREAD
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NEWS.
j
Thii Place Will Loan Eight Pupil, to
the Hillside School.
The
Atlantic
township
school
lioard ;it a nicotinjf last week decided
that each pupil must attend tlie j
schoolhoust1 in the district where h e !
iiv she lives.
'this will tivUe oip;lit ]
children fnnii the sclioolhnusi" here j
tn tin' Hillside school.
The schoul)|
here has molt1 pu])ils than it has had j
in a lnitL' time, a n d the clmnk'i' will
relieve I'm-iresiinn without overlilirileniiiK ilu- Mill.-idu school.
A liiirn ami two other otithiiililhiKK
"" tlie Laird farm wvro turn down
last week. The work was done hy
il. IIfiii-_\- Vi!:iii({, who works the
farm.
.Mrs. lien,-, Wilkins is a t I,onj.;
f3J, U'MlK'li. w i U l . lie]' V.\'M:,Vy wltti h.HH IHAl'll
0 v i t y Mi-k. Co,,,.,.;,. W i l k i n s of lle!A in;ir, I'oiititily of t h i s jilace, w a s a
ff. v i i i o r h e i e Tlnii-Mliiy.
'.),
SiU'invan ViniiiK, s o n of ,1. H e n r y |
I", I ViniiiK, i i «'.\|ivctt;ii h o m e n e x t ivrrl: ;
K f i'Hii
t h e I.on^- Tlranch h u s p i t n l , i
r !w l n r e he was tinder t r e a t m e n t for
[,'; in jit t'ies rrcctv ed nix w e e k s niro whei
4 I f wrm i nn iluwn Iiv
y a n autoinohilt
»'ilu*Milan
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J'uni
Taste il- -anti you'll know why luvers of fjooil lutlei- call it "the
Finest Butler in America."
Hand Butter
Pure creamery prints.
Asco SaraQpnrilln . . .bot 12f£c
$1.45 daz
Asco Ginger Ale . . .bot 1 2 ^ c
$1.45'doz
A«co Root Beer . . . .bot 12 Yxc
$1.45 doz
Buy a dozen assorted,
Pure Grape Juice. . pt bot 23c
A very nouri!;hint.c and economical thirst quenche;].
PRESERVING AND
PICKLING NEEDS.
Mason Quart Jars . . . . d o z 79c
Mason Pint Jars
doz 69c
Jar Tops
doz 30c
Jelly Tumblers
doz 45c
Jar Rubbers (double lip),
doz
, , 9c
Pnrowax . . .'
lb pkg 1 0c
Asco Cider Vinegar . . . bot 1 6c
Asco W. D. Vinegar, . .bot 12o
White Distilled Vincgdr. qt 6c
Pure Cider Vinegar... ,qt 12c
Biy value,
Hawaifjin
Sliced
Pineapple can 23c--29c
Sweet and luscious!
HaWHiinn Grated Pincnpple,
• mall can
H
c
Fancy California
Prunes lb 9c
Fine Flavor, Big Value, ( 3 lbs
25c)
Reg. 17c Prunes, cut to Ib.l5c
Victor Bread, big loaf 6c
There's health in every ('i'Un)l) of this good, wholesome
most needed by the human body.
bread,
for it contains
Victor Raisin Bread, loaf
UIOHC
elements
10c
Just packed with big, luscious raisins!
liEST WHITE
Potatoes,
12'/2C
'i |.li f.'l-'i lbs)
' i uk (T-j Ilu), 25c; !(, |,u ( 3 0 Ibo), 51.0(1
It'i; a pleasure 1" cat .'-luh line, dry, nicnlv
|><it:it'M-::. '1'lley conk like hulls »f flour.
Asco Corn Flakes, pkg 7c
U n u s u a l v a l u e . A bij," iiaekn'^e o f t h e b e s t
<'iirn [''hikes y o u o v e r a t e - f o r o n l y 7 c .
Asco Coffee lb 25cAsco Teas i-4 lb pkg1 2 c
'
l l ' s ( I : . ".-or,,ltd t
u
H-\h p k g 2:1c; n» 4 5 c
You'll fuut t h u t ^ni'ticulur "t;i;Uf" ytm liU(*
hi ,it iii ton in o n e "1 o u r 11 vo dolcctnlilo li't'Mils:
O r a n g n Vekon
Mix*?d
I'luin ItlucL
Old C o u n t r y S t y l o
Indiw Ceylon
p
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I ' l l j i
>'• ilh il
n
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y.iii'll like i l .
Aim
iitorca
all over
Pcimiylvania,
Mow Ju'r»»y, D e l a w a r e n n d M o r y h . ,
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RED BAJXK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 21. 1921.
M
H I S ( f NEWS.
JACOB I CAMPBELL
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN
MONMOUTH COUHTY.
Pertanal Natn, Sale* sf- JProperty,
BuiMing Oyentloni, Lodge Doing., Sllgbl Firei, Blrtfce, Marcuts** and D»tW—Otlur Item*.
Miw)' Jane Ftoey ot Englishtown
hue to1turn id ftora a trip of severalweek*; to Denver, Colorado^ She returned by auto a> far as Iowa and
from there came by train.
Frederick Nightingale an3 Charles
QgdeA-oL Keansbuig have formed a
rtnership and will engage in the
real estate business in their homo
iown.
:
W. W. Rooney, who, has been -employed . by, the Prudential insurance
company at Trenton for some time,
a now working for the company at
freehold.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Neavee
f Isong Branch are enjoying a tour
of the !New, England states with
friendB from Brooklyn.
'
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Miss Jessie II. Bone of Ocean
Grove bag begun her duties as director of art and interior decoration at
3yracuae university.
Rodney Eoas and George Rowland
If Asbury Park entered Lehigh cotegc in Pennsylvania on Monday.
A son was born to Mrs. Colin
Heath of West Ocean Grovo at the
sbury Park hospital last week,
.Mrs. Richard Kendall of Spring
Lake gave birth to a daughter Monday of last "week.
Mrs. Raymond Sheehan of Freeaid grave birth to n son a few days
Menfeuwt, N. J.
Republican Candidate
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for
• • • • • • • - , - • •;,-
ASSEMBLY
Nomination
for Monmouth County
forjbr Jacob C. CamplwU Coamlttee '
is your child a grade lower than you wish he
was in school? Perhaps you didn't realize that
an undernourished brain can not sustain maximum mental effort. If you fed him more.
MILK his brain would thrive the same as his
body. You owe it to him to give him the
chance. Feed him milk from the
SHREWSBURY DAIRY CO,, Inc.
No connection wfth any other dairy or company.
Telephone Red Bank 8-R
Telephone Monmouth Beach 2 2 9 6
C. A. CAMPBELL & SON
MONMOUTH BEACH, N. I.
Formerly at Shrewsbury, N. J. ?
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE
.>'' ' (Cars Bold o h Cortnmisslor*
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Automobile Repairing, •Painting, Trimming'arrd lettering
i
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CADILLAC 8 and BUICK
Overhauling a Specialty
-NO JOB TOO LARGE NOR NONE TOO SMALL TO RECEIVE
OUR ATTENTION .
If your Cadillac is not ^ght we us at once to save you money
•BBMBBB—B—BBa«f BBBWBBWBBBBeBBB—»W
•ys* S u i t s
Our fall line of Boya' Suits is larger than
ever, the prices speak for themselves
Boys' one pants suits
- - $ 5 to $12
Boys' two pants suits - $8.50 to $12.50
Estate of H. N. SUPP
19 BROAD STREET
RED BANK
PEMBLE
!
Haflkmen on Strike.
The bus drivers and hackmen of
cansburg went on a strike last
week and refused to go on the steamboat pier to get passengers. They
say they are charged $1 week to do
business on the pier, and that the
charge has been continued after
Labor day, which has not been done
in the past.
An Attempted Hold Up.
An attempt was mode to hold up
William Hornsby of the Eclipse
ihonograph company of Keyport as
ie was on His way to Perth Awboy
last Wednesday night. A stone was
thrown into the car, hitting Mr.
Hornsby in the back, and a pistol was
also fired but Mr. Hornsby got away.
Express Hit! Truck.
The Atlantic City express struck a
ruck loaded with cement blocks near
?ihe Brook last Wednesday morning
and- demolished the trviek.. The driver
escaped injury. The small wheels
forward of the driving wheels on the
engine were thrown from the track
but the engine was not derailed,
Veteran Takes a Bride.
Miss Marie Howell, daughter of
Harry Howell of Asbury Park, and
Purcy B. Harvey of Bradley Beach
were married Monday of last week.
Rev. Marshall OwenB performed the
ceremony. The groom is a veteran
of the late war, having served with
the Asbury Park company.
Victim of Typhoid.
Oliver E. Britton of Jacobetown,
formerly of Asbury Park, died of
typhoid fever on Saturday. His slckhcss.ha'd its origin at the recent -har.
vest home supper at Jacobstown.
Mr. Britton did not' attend the- supper because of an injury but fihe
food was taken to him.
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MOOHC loilgt'.
•
Gets Verdict of Six Cants.
Joseph 'Stetmis of Tionir Branch
wiik llwilrdoil'u vurdlcl of six cc
in his suit for tlutmigw nK-'ii'isl Snm
uol Hi'imlich, which w s s tried in th
LOIIK Mranch district court last woek,
Stcnrna alleged that Hcimlich nasuultoil liim nftcr un ui'trument on
the atrcct.
To Buy Donl Caiinn.
•The larger taxpayers of Deal bor
o\i|?h at H mootinK last week pnsuo
iv resolution nuthorb.itip; the com
niisKionoi'n to liny tli<" Deal-bench
tiiiitino for use mi n cluhhoiifii!. An
oi'dinanca will lie intrudiiced providing for raiHinjr the mu'onynry fundti.
Firo DainsgAfl [Hotel.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • . • • • • • • • • ' Tho Jacobnen
hotol nt Long
TOEPHONK
111 * Brunch WI\H purtinlly destroyod by
flm .lost Wednomlny nf lurnoon. The
building in nn old one* and ia of a
flimsy sort of construction. How tho
firo ntiivUacI la n o t known • but e v K
doiico points to Incendiary origin.
Frsehald Womitn Doiitl.
and Insurance
•
8 7 Harding tRoad
New Jersey
Telephone 1176
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KSTABUWSDItM
ALEXANDER D. COOPER
;
Reed Estate
6844 BROAD STREET
•
Mrs. Amy C, tiroun, widow of
(intnti of Frovhotil, died Monlast wimk nftor n yviir'H sickuatiH frum puuilynin. , She • wan 74
years old, Wat many yearn Mr*.
Grann litul followed nurtink und hor
v«cru in jtri'iit ileninnit.
RED BANK, N. J. *Luther
day of
i%%lJr«,Acelila«t. Tornado WMI
lass lnsurwac*
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
nearest youcawkt
FREEHOLD, N. J.
ITS MOTTp-SEHVICE.
JFOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
SPECIAL
BURDGE & RUSSELL
Expert Piano and
Furniture Movers
Hello, son! Off foij
(Boarding School, you say,?. '
tWell, Dad's broughii ,
pu to the right place, ;
11 have jrou fixed ufi ]
• * jiffy.
Sure we've Jce-skates
?ind sleds and [Whiten
.overcoats. When we sa)5
ischaol putfits we mean
jeverytlimg boys" wear and
jpjay with all Winter long.
- Prices downright mod*
Large Padded Vansfor
Local and Long Distance Moving
Fireproof Storage
I'*
,
Rack Trucks for Produce
Mall Oti»n niltij
Heavy Duty Trucks and Trailers
ROQHRS PEST CoMPAIfT
i
Broadway
at 13th St.
Broadway
at34tHSt
"Four
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Avo.
at Warren
at41atStNETW YORK CITY
Office, 40 Mechanic Street, RedBank, N. J.
Telephone 894
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Charged with Auto Theft.
V
Detective McGarvey of the Long
Branch police force aided in the arrest of Oswald D. Martini at New
York last week. The' man was wanted ns a member of an alleged band
of auto thieves which has been transporting stolen curs between New
York and New Jersey.
Autos in Collision.
An nutomobile owned and driven
by Tunis V. Conover of Freehold was
struck by another car at a cross
roads near Manasquan Friday week.
Mr,' Conover's car Hwerved sideways
and struck a telephone pole. Mr.
Conover and his wife and daughter
were slightly hurt.
'
Visits Pal's Grave,
'. and Mrs. John Prico^of Keansburg have been entertaining Michael
J. Doyle of Mnnhassbt, Long Island
who was a pal of their son Wilbur.
The latter lost his life in the war
and Mr. Doyle paid a visit to his former pul's grave at Keyport* before
returning home.
Two Cnri Stolen.
x
Two automobiles wci-e stolen a(
Asbury -Park Sunday of hist week.
One of them, a Cadillac owned by
Mrs. Elsie Jones of, Allcnhurst, was
found nbluze, near Lonp Branch
shortly after it was stolen. It ,was
practically ruined. The other car
was not'found.
Heart Attack Kills Bather. •
William 0. Cbozotte of New York
died of heart disease while in bath
ing at Bolmnr last Wednesday. Cho
zotte and several friends were caugh
in n sea puss anil'had difficulties getting out. Mr.'Ghozoltti's strenuou
efforts against tho current brough
on the attack.
Going to Moose Home.
Paul and George Dcrmigny, son
of the lute Chnrles . Dermigny o
Lone Branch, left last week fo
Mooaohonrt, nil estate of 1,023 acre
of land in Illinois, on which js coii
ducted a voriitionnl school for th
children of doud members of th
Painting, Decorating and |
Paper Hanging
Red Bank
Pag* S**m
Hit or Miss Gasoline
Makes a Motor' Hit or Miss
T
IIK p r o b l e m , of olifiiii
u n i f o r m quuiily is o n e of
t h e difficulties t h a t ihc- sue-CCNsful £usoliitc p r o c u r e r Inis
l m d l'<» solve. T h e isiallev of
varying quality is o n e of ll>'"
e.H lo.llie y:ts-
- I t ""iv as eaMv to fscl n i;
pr«kliu't when pmelioally all
the gasoline caini' from one or
two types of ci'tnle pelroleinn.
Q»in|Miralivcly Kltlr jiasuinir
AVUM
HJfsctl
lllrll.
HOdiiy,
i hr
tlemaiul i s . s n f»re«J. Mini, all
parls «»f I lie. f;Io!x- ha\e. hern
OX]>lorcil for pclrcleJiin, ^hi>"h
accounts l\>v the ,'ii'cal nni;j;<"
of "<ru»l<'s** on I he. uniikel.
( i i i s o l i n c i n i i s l h e MiiilVtisi n o t .
o n l y i n O I K : o r I n c <• r ! ' t i c s ' , » c n p e e l H , l u i l . i n iivrif
vitij
liial
ufTeeLw m o tor o|»!%v;:liolw Alu'c.c\(M'> |MO|iei ty u} t !«• (,;n. «'-
M>U usr iiiniu'iucs iu MHIIC
vny I ho pcrloriniuico ol your
motor.
T i l e S | ; I I M I . ' H ' < 1 O<< < " < M * i j > ; M i y
(New
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llccu,
4'ontt'ii!
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;.!<IIKi S:l At:\ « ' i l " V. :-J>!M'l I <) I 1 US
The
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fo-'opfi'nlioi'i oi' o u r D r M ' l o p iiu-ul IIIHJ A J u i i u l u c I i i r i i i j ; l ) « |);tiinn'i!ls, " S l u m L i r i l " Alolor{
<• :isv.'';it»• ir1. p o s i t i v e l y l l l r licrtt,
l i a i i u . , v«! i n n ! l l i r !iij?li<'sl. i n
i|i<:ili!v I ' I . I I ) O I I < i n l i n y . I t
is I !»«•: s a n i t ; V I K M I H 1 ! 1 y*>n ^ v t
il i n l i n e i i i r n r i ' o l tin* slulM
o r a n o l In i'.
STANP/UU) OIL COMPANY
(New JU'rue.y)
ve Money Now, on Men's and Boys' Suits
. Our Special Sale is Making
Money for You, and Making Business For Us.
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Men's $25 and $30 suits, Now $ 1 6 . 0 0
75-$65-$60-$50 Suits, Now
ruamnteed All-wool Suits, Now $ 2 S . O O
Boys' Suits, N o w . 8 3 . 0 0 andS S .
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Branch is preparing/for a busy football season this year. "Toy" Throckmorton has been engaged as coach.
Several former stars of the Long
(Continued from last page.)
The garbage contract recently Branch high school will be members
awarded by the Long Branch 'com- of the team.
missioners to Viracola & Ennis has Baseball Fan Injured.
been attacked in court by Norman
Arden Spelling of Manasquan sufS. Ticet a bidder on the job, who
fered a badly injured hand while
claims the contract awarded is not ill watching a baseball game last week.
accordance with the advertisement A bat broke in the hands of a ba>nr
for bids. •
and one end of the bat struck Mr.
Sperling;, who was sitting about sixty
Fisherman Loses.
Joseph Cawthorne of Deal lost out feet away.
las week in his attempt to land Miss To Haye New Store.
Millie Gade, a champion swimmer,
Lew jTannenbaum and William
with a rod and reel. The test was West of Freehold have leased a store
held in Madison Square Garden. at Hightstovvn and will start a branch
Mr. Cawthorne got the swimmer of the American dye works as a
within five feej; of the edge of the cleaning and dyeing establishment.
tank. t
Mr. West will take charge of the
new store.
Asbury Park Girl Weds.
Miss Mary L. Potter, daughter of Auto Hits Horse.
J. E. Potter of Asbury Park, was
An auto driven by Miss Annie
married Sunday of last week to Nolan of Sweetmans struck a stray
Howard P. Colder of Port Chester, horse" in the road near Freehold last
RY T H I S fraNew York. The ceremony was per- Thursday night week and the car
grant, velvety
formed at the bride's home by Rev.was overturned. Miss Nolan was unFrank VanHise of Columbuy,
powder that reconscious several houi;s but is now
recovering.
moves the shine
Hospital Inspected.
so perfectly, and
The. members of the board of Dog Bites Woman.
stays on so longfreeholders and the county .solicitor
Miss Elizabeth (!. Cody of Asbury
made an inspection of the county ; Park was bitten by a ^ollie dog
doesn't easily
hospital
at'
Alleiiwood
last
Thursday.
i owned,by E. Del-iaVergne last Thursblow or brush off.
Thirty-six patients are now at the• day while she was running to catch a
Lovely tints to
hospital, which is four less than the j train. The dog made a slight wound
match every cominstitution can accommodate.
on her arm, which was promptly
plexion.5Oca box,
{cauterized:
Freehold Baltery Robbed.
• Take one hu')-e :,.Li\'
Thieves broke into K. Miller's Sent to Reform School.
bakery at Freehold Friday night
Kasttnond Smith, a fifteen-year old
week and stole ^lti which .had heeii Newark boy, was sent to the Jamesleft in the cash register. An attempt burp; reform school last week by
was made to break into Kosengar- Judge Lawrence. The 'boy"had conPRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
den's. store next door but iron barred fessed to committing several robFive (5) Registered Pharmacists
windows foiled the burglars.
beries at Allenhurst and Long
THE REXALL
STORE
Branch.
Telephone 355
RED BANK, N. J. Sunday-School Convention.
The (>2d mutual convention of theBuys Another Farm.
II. Edward Ilulshart, who sold his
Monmouth county Sunday-school association will he held in Si. Paul's farm at Lower Squankum,, two yaars
church at Ocean Grove next Wednes- ajto and has since leased the farm
day and Thursday.' Harry ,S. ,1'ick- owned by VanSchoick brothers at
son ol' Ashury Park, president of thethat place, has bought, a farm of 242
!! acres near Allentown and will locate
association, will preride.
there.
Fire on a Farm.
All of (he outbuildings on Abram Sails for China,
V> i'ii jam in S. Barnes of Ocean
Anderson's i'aini ne;iv imlaysttnvn
55 31 MiffSHrf:
2; J HtiJ-ir-swere destroyed by lire Siiturday •drove sailed hist week for Shanghai,
night week. The buibiings were all China, when* he will become manaalila'/.e before the lire was discovered. isov of the branch of the United
The live stork w.w turmd out for the S lull's te:;tingr company. He has
been employed by this firm for some
i.ijrhl and thus escaped.
I limit1.
Hurt in Run(\Wi\y.
l.ulli-, Drapkin i>f i-'iiglishtown was Officer Assaulted.
badly injured Saturday Week when ' ]'oliet'in:m Gravatt of Froulmld
hi-. hiw:v van away. The nins broke was assault»_'(l by Kf*mc colored men
and li'e horre !'>JIV l'M'-v I'rnm the •while trying to nuike- an arrest HatMrs. Taylor's Sickness Ended \vni>.ar. Air. Dij-.pkiii was thrown <imLiy night, John Murray and
out ami landed aiiam.^ a l.ce, ;.uf-IIenvy Jobnsnn were later arrested.
by Lydia E. Pinlchnm's
I'ering s.-v-ie l,ruiV.i.s.i
,lohTI.^OU was lined #;">() and Murray
Vegetable Compound
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.Tlu.ft of Jewelry,
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Jewelry tn the value of ?:> fjllO w-as
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to b o a r d l.o:iu- Uranch last week.' The noise
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1:1. li \ v ; i s was heard ,}>y a maid anil she went
up stairs in time to see a man run
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Many
The loss
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. i t hi \»• it, and IIIM1Wednesday.
T h e c e i - n i i i n ) ' w a s p e r -is about $. i,:i(MI and is partly covered
t II
!ll"dicilio did f o r m e d n t S i . L u k e ' , c h u r c h h y I t e v . by insurance.
li il 11 I|> IIH'. A IVi';!ld W . K l ' . v e l l L a k e .
At Clothiers' Convention.
l .(orilliK nil 1 I v II I 1 1 mkhani'.-i V.-g
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John K. Allaire of Farmingdale is
e.tabl" Compound and I hale' found j.;i:i>:it. A j i i i i i i B t S m a l l K i i i i ( ; a l n w « .
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relief .mire ii -.irur it. My back is much
Avi'h'?
iflieial,;
h : i \ e heen
| i " t i - ' alt ending the annual convention of
hetl.-r and I can sleep well. I keep t i o i i i . d b y .• e v e r a l 11 i d e n t ; I n t . i k e Ihe National association of retail
lioy/tf'and havr the care of ( i v children :-,te])'i t " I'l-evel-t t h e p r o n i i s u n n l s •cluthiei-M al. Rochester, New York,
J-III iny'woik i.-i very ' ryin^ and i '•\iii very e i e i - i i i m nf s m a l l b u i i f v a l i ' W s i n 1 h e (hit; week.
thanj.ful I have, fout|d Ihe (''impound
R f j n e n t Announced.
Mileb a hflp. I recommend it. bi m;. f e e t l i v e l . ' i M j r a h . w s a i | i l a c a r a f e I
AiiinninccMicnt ban been-made of
frienih and if you winh to UM" I bin lefh-r h a v e b e e n b u i l t .
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h e engagement, ol' Miss Harriet !•'.
1 uin very glad to help any woman ;iufQiiiirh .Snle (>f Properly.
Morris, daughter Of R.,,V. .Morrin of
(I't'fn'dotn,
to Roy E. Applegate of
i'inklium'H V<;i;etnble <'!om])ound. " Max l''ine|.'idd ami OonaTd C
Mm. MAUIIM I1!. TAVI.UU, 5 S I . J a m e . e llutchcr ol' Freehold, who bournl a Hint place.
Plact*. Itoxbuiy, MftHH.
house from Mrs, l-'rederick Trump- Will Locate in Florida.
Bacliache iti one of tlio mont common eler about ten duys ago, hn\e .sold
Krnost Adimiti, mimiige.r of the IJ.
uyrnptomH of u diRjiIucomont or deran^e- the holme to (Jeorge A. and (ienrgo
inenfof th» feiiiideHynloin. No woman 10. (lasler, who will take posne.S'iioa H. Steele .store nt AHbury Park, in
preparing to leave for Miami, Floruhoutd make t h e miiitnlio of trying t o October 1st.
ida, where he will start n business of
ovoroomo i t by heroic onduranc*!, b u t
his own.
Prepuring for Football.
ti*o
.yd
The Oiikwood Held club of Kong
(Continued on next pago.)j
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
rGlenwood
Don't Be Extravagant
By being too economical—think of the cost pi doing without. 'The older the stove .
the more it wastes, not only in food and patience but in fuel. Saving a few pounds'
of coal each day means hundreds of pounds in a.year. A Modern Glenwood gives
wonderful results with the smallest amount of fuel. Get oneand start saving now.
This Glenwood is ehown in the wonderful pearl grey porcelain
enamel finish—so neat and attractive. By siiuply paacmga
dnmp cloth over the. surface you are able to clean yosr nuiga
Instantly. No more soiled hands, DO more dust and (mat.
It banishes the old time task of blacking the range. Fictore
the splendid appearanco It would make in your kitchen.
JAS. COOPER, JR.
i
CM tt>-a»T and see for yourself hew a niodern
Glenwood Range "Makes Cooking E i
L. Schwartz. RedBank
MMM12 W. Front St, Cor. M»pl« Av«.
REP BANK REGISTE&,
CHWStl/iH SCIENCE 80CI&TV,
Borticel Sunday I I .
au etift £-• »
BunaayBchool—»its
WmlueiJar Evening TuUmonlal Mcetlnsi
•8sU,p. M.
Iteftalns Baorn—WedneBdays and Sunday,
from 3:(1 to <•.»« P. M. .
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Tha public I. cordially invited to vlalt the
Beading Room and to tbe BervicAB.
The Careful Fitting
MATER1IITY
CORSET
1B moat important if you are to enjoy
honlthful supriort, pleating appearance and entire comfort durinff the ,
most critical time of woman's life.
You sir© nsBimd th» comfort of quiet""".
privacy and tho services' of an expert .
In corset fitting at
Red Bank
Coiurd MkUraity CoriaU «»• t—
comraenilMl by leading pbyilclana,
"Home of Gottard Cor.eU"
X X TRAVERS
RAVERS
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PAINTING and DECORATING
Paint, Wallpaper, Varnish
OVER MILLER'S
SHOE STORE
'(Continued ttom k i t page.}'
Llllie O'Hara of Mutawnn hai
brought suit ogafnrt the director
geheral of railrunds for $10,01)0 fur
damages sustained wh(;n a•,)iou,-e
owned by Bey a t : Cliffwood Was
burned. The; compjalnt states tbt
flro wus Btartod by • liparlm from u
locwnotivc, ':'• '
"To d i t i b e a »n fuurt] of nnrer." iTlitm
WaSell—
direction mo followed, I I NKVEIt FAIIJ), Democratic Cljimbirke.
REAL ESTATE.
•(••pile MURltr wid enoroiom c w t o r
The
J)empct)Bt»
tfi
Monmouth
6*NTOM>T, it contain* fun do>e." f9too4
•Utr jetoi" tf«t. BoU CTcrrwhire or b y p ouiity will hold a dgfabakc tit Green We Rent—
malf. 00. a bottle.
Sables at Fleaiure fifty Saturday of
FURNISHED COTTAGES.
Cat, O A. VnorhjM. M. D _
this week. Elmer JnVGeran, former Wo Wriu—
sheriff end now a United .States disALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
trict attorney, will be tho toustmaster,
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Boy's Foot Amputated.
Telephone Office 392-W
Johjl Holt, son cif'I^trs. Alice Halt
of Ocean Grays, underwent an operRoom 7, Regiiter Building
for the amputation of one
RED BANK, N. J.
ft> »«*»» Waf motor whirl ation
foot at a New York, hospital lust
When you put your foot pn th week. Tho operat&'n was made
tfartei^-Piwtr is what's wanted. Pui necessary as the result of an injury.
a Columbia Storage Battery In your'car and Kconiburg Man Weds.
you can pr«« the button with tlie (telinj
George King, son of Samuel King
that there «'going to be BomctiiiDg doing— of Keansburg, and Miss Ethel Oulsman of Jersey City w&re married Friday week at K«anBbur|r by fitv. W. S.
Ludlow. The couple Went to the Catskili mountains on thiir huncymoon.
Thief Taket > Nap. •
William Cottrell of Matuwan, who
escaped from the reform school several
months ago, was, orrc-stod while
^ T h e Columbia !• a powerful batterf.
It will .jjjtnd operating condition! that irrccJf asleep in a barn at that place last
week.,
With him was found a bag
dthcrj. Its plstca of'hexagona! comtructioD
like A honeycomb,
are containingj'over |200:i(forth of silver,
1
aelf reinforcing ) anil balk B«lmar Woman Honored,
OON units are reeJ
against buckling. ognizedaathebese
Mrs. Elizabeth Stein of Belm
But yie don't expect was
that
can be made. Tha
elected district deputy of the
you to abuse a Columbi Rebckah
distinctive design of tho
lodges in thp shore district
t is an eK- at a meeting held lasteweek, at which
Six-48 combines then
ceptlonally good bat- representatives of five of the six
to make a sum of tha
tery. ^ We expect you lodges in the district were present.
'.quality of all.
to fctus help you keep
it in A l condition, au To Remodel Hotel.
the time..
The Scarboro. hotel at Long
Branch, conducted by Louis Shapiro,
is to be remodeled at a cost of $100,000. The present.wooden frame will
EMPIRE GARAGE.
be
and covered with stucco
Allen Frost, Proprietor.
Cor. Globe Court and Mechanic St. andrepaired
a new tile roof will ha put on.
Real Estate
A. t. iSfAGENCY
THE PEARL
5 Broad Street
"OF HEWS.
Pus*.
TWO YEA* OLD ASPARAGUS
BOOTS £pjj FAIL. PMJVTJHG..
Variety pllmetto,
Grand roots,
Twenty years' experience. Can exiress at once. Price, $1.50 Rer WO
nJ $12 per 1,000,
WARREN SHINN, Woodbury, N. J.
Bumstead'sWonnSpp
OF THE
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21,
•Telephone
236
M
S.J.PICO!
Phono 200,
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Bed Bank.
a
Women'i Golf Tournament,
The annual womejifs golf tournament of the Hollywood golf club of
iOng Branch will start on October
Sd. Some of the best women golfers
jf this country and Europe are exlected to take part in the ^amos.
Two Chautauquas Failed.
Good Old Maryland Stylo
The Eadcliffe Chantauqua, which
tas appeared at several places in
tfonmputh county recently, was a
One of OUR Daily Special
$1.25
Dinners
?t.25
'ailure at Keansburff arid also at
Sundays and Holidays $1.50.
Keyport. The guarantors had to
From
12
J.o
8:30
P.
M.
tiakc up the loss at each place.
Blue Point on Holf Shell
Boy Hit by Auto.
Little Neck Clnms on Hnlf Shell
Edward Abord of Asliury Park,
Chicken Poitufjnisc
Chowder lihoAe la I and
ged fourteen years, was struck by
Cold Slnw
<:Chow-Chow
n automobile driven by Joseph
Baked Boston Blue Fish
ihure of that place last Thursday
ROASTS
ight. The boy was cut cm the head
Prime cut Beef au jus
Baked Fresh Ham, Apple Sauce
ut he was net seriously hurt.
Philadelphia Capon with Filling
1
Itoast Leg Spring Lamb
First Wedding in New Church.
VEGETABLES
Miss Mildred L. Should- and HenBoiled New Potatoes
ry S. Truax of Asbury Park were
Green Beans
Early June Peasj
SALADS
married last Thursday night in the
Tomatoes
with
Lettuce
ew Methodist church at Asbury
DESSERTS
'ark. This was the first wedding to
Lemon Mcritmue, Apple or
take place in the new church.
Peach Pie
Chocolate Pudding, Cream Sauce
Firemen Win Prizcii
Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream
Watermelon, Iced
Berry Roly-Poly
The Pioneer fire company of BradCoffee
Tea
Cocoa
ley Beach \*»n two piftcs at Coney
Club Breakfast, 55c up.
Islapd last Thursday, jlpne was for
having the largest naSber of men,
67 in line, and the other for having'
the best equipped apparatus.
Ruff Men to Build.
A. and M. Karagheusian, propriCookman and Sewall
etors of the Freehold rug mill, plan
ASBURY PARK
to erect some houses which will acOpp. St. James Theater, phone 1875.
commodate from ten to twenty
families. The houses will be leased
to employees of the mill.
Freehold Man Arrested.
George Lockett of West Freehold
was arrested Sunday of last week Contractor and Builder,
charged with keeping a disorderly
house. The arrest followed a lot of
BED BANK N. J .
carousing which too); place in tllat
section the night before,
OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDING,
Seabright Bank Move».
Room 3.
The Seabright tank.was moved on
Saturday to a building on "Ocean Telephone 850-J.
avenue formerly occupied by GarJobbing of All Kindi.
land's grocery. Th'e. building ha
been remodeled to make it suitabl
Eitimatei Cheerfully Furnithed.
for the bank's purposes.
R»d Bank. K. i.
JUST A REMINDER
WHERE TO DINE
Local and Long
Distance Moving
General Trucking
Any Where
Any Time
I € . - * O. A. DBiATUBH,
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47 \ V
IU4 J S k
n o c t * Uolr«r«ltjr of PuiturlniiUL Bmm
Mttor to Dr. I, D. TbrockBorwa. • • . «
Bnwl Btiwt.
OHM hgur.l 8 A. M.fci§stt t. U,
far «xc«pt 84tatdftT.
A• B. SIDWELL
TBiraS BPECIALI81
Hen, Women, Mid Cblldren
Booms 800-1-2-Ktninoath Bulld
Asburr Park, N . J.
Phoil»-A»bOT
Wnyski. 261-P-j.
U ,l l<< 1. 18B t d H U
B o n r » »» U
day and by appdlr.tmcnt.
All upplUuicco euarantcod or prlcm refunded.
WILLIAM E. FOSTER,
OUR CLEAN, WELL VENTILATED W
COUN8ELLOB A T
MJeroar.
.
Hew
Hew York,
Atlantic HUrhlante
STORAGE WAREHOUSE IS AT00 Broadwu.
N.J
YOUR SERVICE TO STORE YOUR N.Y.CIty.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS
OBERT PIERCE,
LICENSED A.DCTIONEEH.
AND ALL ARTICLES OF VALUE.
BeBid«neo 16 White. Red Bank.
Telethon. 10S8-M.
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GOODS PLACED IN SEPARATE (social attention to lalaa ol tana MMfe
farm lmnl«io«nti and p«rional propvtr.
ROOMS AND RECEIVE THEJBEST
OF CARE.
F. TETLElf,
R
DEAD STORAGE FOR AUTOMOBILES
M• ani COMMISSIONER
NOTARY PtJBLlC
OF DEEDS.
' Tetley'a NOWB Btana.
7 Brood Street
'_
Ited Bank. M.
3. STOKES,DENTAL BURGEON
DR. HAKOLD
Baceo«»OT to Dr, Frank Lo«.
Tbe leilly Storage and]
Co., Inc. G
U Broad StrtoU Eisner Buddim.
Rooir.»4, 6ondC.
Ofllce Bourn B J« to 6^10 o clock.
EO MCC TAYLOR, C. E.
CONSULTING ENGINEEB.
CIVIL ENGINEER and SUBVEVO
8 Blrfier BniUJtait, Broody St^JltoJBant
Bl-63 Mechanic Street,
RED BANK, N. J.
ir APPLEGATE & SON,
Telephone Red Bank 282
COUNSELLORa A I LAW
For Tire Service E
Telephone 72-R
DMUND WILSON,
A
COUNSELLOB^LAW.
^
Offices: 10 E*sr FHOHT BTHECT.
LSTON BEEKMAN,
Our service car isA
always ready
DE W. M. THOMPSON,
Steam Vulcanizing, KO. D. COOPER,
Fabric and Cord G
' KOHGE K. ALLEN, JR.,
Tires in stock
COUNSELLOE AT LAW.
Offleei, I I Broad •treet, RED B A M , p .
DENTAL SURGEON
SURGEON,
••••
Red Bank.
Bl~— H,
2d Nafl Bank -Bulldinir.
Rod
Houri »-».
Gas administered.
CIVIL ENGINKF.B.
Baccessor to Geo. Cooper. U B
RED BANK. • •
PostoOce Bulldlnn,
John Hansen
42 West Front Street,
Red Bank, N. J.
Night Phone 14O-W
» CIVIL ENGINEER AND DOKVETOB.
Boom T. Patteraon Balldinj, Broad Btrtn.
IIED BANK. N. J.
EO. H. ROBERTS,
GRADUATE AUCTIONEER
G
P . d l i r . . or Gratis Stock. Farm Salas, T—
sonal Property. New MoDmouth, N. <>
TslBPhona Mlddlltown »T|.F-M.
Lisworth Alexander
TII^ES
• TIRES
SUNDRIES
All the same high
quality—all the samei
honest value.1
for Floors, 'Walls, Hearths and Man*
tel Pacingi, Brass and Wrought Iro«
PireplaceB, Andirons, Fendera, Fir*
Seti and Gag Logs, Wood and TIM
Mantels, Medicine Cabinets and TIM
In Bathroom Accessories.
14 Monmouth St., Red Bank
TELEPHONE 528-J.
[CHESTER
Hotel and Grill
Wruppri In Botttm
SIX CYLINDERS
It helps you make
thjj world go round.
SPEED AND COMFORT
'Atwaf* the tama
th* world oven
Whiitle Bottling Co.
Phone 377
A . W y Park, N. J.
A L L the dash and speed the young people
*"* of today demand, and all the'comfort and
performance; all the mechanical refinements
and approved modern engineering principles are
combined in this beautiful sport car. Because
it contains all the wanted features, it is "The All
Feature Car." See it in our show-rooms,- Com*
-pare its dozens of outstanding betterments.
Ride in it and feel its luxurious gliding smoothness.
The Caio Six Model V comei in 4 body .
tfpels Touring; Sport; Sedan'; Coupe
.
JOHN MORROW, JR.,
Telephone 1161
Sold ExctUBivjly by,
Knickerbocker Pharmacy,
Dng;
:
Sundrie*.
.
Red Bank, N. J.
Jhe Tone and
Quality
of the
RED BANK.
J. C. HeadricksoD S Son
;..MMRsta* I U . . . . . .
Telephone 79841.
Dealers.!.
FARMERS' SUPPLIES
Undertaken Meet.
The New Jersey state funeral di
rectors' association held its annua:
convention at Asbury Park last week,
A gruesome but interesting featur
was .a big exhibit of caskets am
other funeral fittings. '
Sale of Freehold Home.
A. S. Longstrdet o£ Freehold ha
sold the house adjoining his residence
property on South street to Mrs,
Medora Taylor of Marjboro, who will
move into the house after making
several improvements,
A New Fithing Club.
Residents of Bradley Beach wh
are fond of angling have organizer
a fishing club. Dr. Frank Wroe was
chosen president, Everett Wroe vic<
president and Mathias. Stratton sec
retary and treasurer/; .
An Ocettn Grove Wedding; %- •
Miss Lemirah S. Egtior and Myro
S. Wright of Ocean Grove were mar
rled at that place on Sunday, September 4th, by Ilev. George S. John
son. The couple will make theii
home at Hightstown.
Clothesline Thieves Buty.
Clothesline thieves made their ap>
penrn'nee at Seabright one night lhsi
week; when they stripped tho'llnc a
the girls' home north of the I'ailroai
•station, The stolen' articles wer
mostly, bed clothing.
A New Garage.
Patrick Collins of Freehold i
building a storage garage 10x36 f«e
and two stories liiifh fronting cm
Elm street at the rpar of his residence propetry.
Salli Hit Farm.
Michael Dorey has Bold Ills furrr
north of Fmmingdalu and has bough
a house and ueveii acres of land u
GREGORYS SON
12 Broad St.
Red Bank
I l i t e Star Taxi Service i
PliONOGRAPfl
h famous as the crowning '
, achievement of the illus.
, *iio«3 Remington Family,
We are now selling Potato Spraying Machines and Materials, from our stock. See us
before you oraer.
' •
We are in a position to meet any competition considering quality.
We carry, a supply ofJBean Sprayers and Repair Porte. Friend Sprayers and Repair Parts.
".Black Leaf" 40." "Sulco-V. B.' 1
Orchard BranaJMaterials. " Vreeiand'a" Ellectr6 Brand Materials.
Biasell Harrows.
Guns, Relief Valvea.Spray Hose, Spray Fitting and many otWthings too numerous to
mention.
Orders taken for Bound Buahel Bankets.
If you wish we will Spray Your Orchards or Potatoes,
Call or write for anything you need.
J.tt.
Geo. W. Sewing,
Producing a rare beauty ol
tone and distinguished by;
pharnoine design, tho
Globe Court Garage,
Automobile Insurance
i
Collingswoml Park, near Shark river
Saafaright Man Dcnd.
:
Edward Bynrs of Soabright diei
last Thursday after a lojfg tilekni'Ks
He was (IK years old arid Is nurvivct
by three daughters and a aon.
Solo of Two Loti.
Alox L. Moreau of Freehold ha
bought u lot at thi!. corner'-of Hroiu
and Stokes street!! and his son Adriai
IIHM bought; the ndjuihing lot.
Snweri at Motownitr
Tho installation i»f a new neve
'nyntcnt ut Mntuwnn ia about to hi
started.
Tho cn»l will bo in tin
neighborhood of Ifl'Jlf.OOO. /
(Continued on next past.)
BKASCH BROTHERS,
Monmouth Street,
Oppoaita Depot.
Telepl.Dno 747
Open Day and Night
Cars provided for weddings,
iunerala • and other occastona.
A Dry Cellar—Yet a Cool One
A warm cellar is a poor storehouse. That's why vegetables and other foodstuffs cannot usually be kept in the
basements of homes heated by the old style pipe furnaces,
or the more costly systems. The
Home Ventilator Furnace
T h . Original PATENTED Pipalao Modol
Manufactured only by ths HOMER FURNACE CO., Homer, Mich.
will radiate enough heat to keep the cellar free from
dampness, but will not detract from its natuial coolness.
Vegetables can be stored with perfect safety.
Heat is not wasted with the "Home Ventilator." The
scientific principle of design and operation sends all heat
units through the combination hot- and cold-air register,
and from there it is evenly distributed throughout the house.
Clean, simple and safe. • Doesn't waste space and
doesn't necessitate a big installation cost. W e can equip
your residence with a "Home Ventilator" in a few hours,
for a little more than! you would payfara good baoo
burner. Ask us for more information.
of ordinary quality are not good
enough for prescription work.
Only drugs and Mipmicnli of the
very hlgheat grade ol purity are
fit for uto In proscription!. W«
UBe tbe belt obtniimMo no matter what the coit and allow no
ont but registered phnrmuoiota
to compound the medicine.
All prescription! oro doable
checked, thui gunrdirg againit
tha poiaibility ot error or Inaccuracy. Yon may depend upon
tha preicriptiom you hove filled
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SCfIROEDER*S PIURMACY,
H. C. HUBBARD, Prop.
10 Brand Street,
TaUphona MO
Ked liank.
Tal«phon«33
WaHlun O'Brien, Red Bank Mid Seabright
Bt jure
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MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY.
Subject la chanua without notice.
Steamer SEA BIRD or ALBERT1NA
UatvTi'tn I'U'r u. font of Franklin Blimt. New York (l.imdini; at Ilio ltnttory In tabu an and let o
riiiKimtfftrs only), arid lllirhljimlD, Oci'itntr ami lttn) JlAiik.
TcIculiKin Cull !(•."> Wnlkn. Now York. <21I Uod Rank. N. J. Mxhlanda Tolophonn,
FOR RED BANK.
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and Rurfnca cat«antl rorcitte to Uul«n Iftiand-and Hrooklyn, eaiv W> re»cti«tl l» t^vu inlmitpa,.
Daily except Sunday.
CAN TAKE TROLLEY.
AT Uiam,ANl>3 TI« J. 0. T. Co., for Btono Church. Navo»lnk. AtUntlu I!l«hl*iuli. luiri.rj.
Koaiiitiurir. K<iri"'rl. MMilliitavn and Knrl Uan>.
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burs aoil Knyport
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Jltnoy nt Hod Bunk for Blirewsbury,
OecuiiporL mid LOIIK Krmich.
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RED B/WK REOBiHEft, SEPTEMBER 2 l f
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ALL SEATS
QUALITY
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SUPREME
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BROAD STREET
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RED BANK, N. J
BURKS
Friday, September 23
Today, Wednesday, September 2 1
MAURICE TCHJR1NEUR ^
And remember the dash and
beauty you've always found in
the gorgeous pictures of Cecil B.
DeMille.
Now see the latest and far the
greatest he ever made! With the
following peerless cast of popular
playeri:
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"THE SCOFFER"
The Foolish Matrons
You've seldom seen such a Torrent of Power us surges
through this drairm of wonderful conflicts. Scenes of strife,
of romance, of vivid, livid action. Men who are real men;
men who are beasts. Women wonderful, in their love;
women pitiable in their frailty. AH made real by Mary
Thurrnan, James Kirkwood, Philo McCullough, Rhea'
Mitchell, Noah Beery and a perfectly picked cant.
Review.
Comedy—"Full of Spirits." /
Topics.
Overture—Dolores (Spanish Dance)—Crunn.
Novel by Donn Byrne, with an all atar cast including-*
Hobart Bosworth, Doris May, Mildred Manning, Wallace
McDonild and Fraokie Lee.
•Married? Ever been married? Ever expect to be married'.' It is a story of New York of today—a story of mar- .
riage, full of fire and conviction. It gives the answer to
what every woman wants to know and what every man
thinks he knows—what makes a successful wife? "The
Foolish Matrons."
Movie Chfits.
.
Good Comedy.
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Elliott Dexter
Bebe Daniels
Monte Blue
Wanda Hawley
Theodore Roberts*
• A^nesAyres
Theodore Kosloff
Pplly Moran
Raymond Hatton '
,
Julia Faye
Overture
The American Step March—Smith.,.
Saturday, September 24
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A Sidney A. Fr&nklin Production
Thursday, September 22
Jtsst L.LASkv presents
Cecil BDeMilles
9•The Affairs
of Anatol"
CHARLES RAY
PRODUCTION
CC (paramountQicture
3 DAYS-OCTOBER 3, 4, 5
With NAOMI CHILDERS and SAM D E G R A S S E .
"THE OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE"
A drama of a woman's faith, simple in thought, splendid
in power. Yet humanly strong. .A drama of n wife whose
loyalty and faith a r e pitted against the torments and tortures of love-loneliness. A picture you'll enjoy.
Kvcry happy recollection, every laughing memory of
boyhood days, every fight, every prank, every trick that
you usod to play, is brought back by Charles Ray in his
pieturiziition of James Whitcomb Riley's old home poem,
. "The Old Swimmin' Hole." It has caught 1 the spirit of the
Riley classic; it reflects it throughout six wonderful reels
of humor and happiness.
L. 1C. O. Comedy.
Kinograms.
Overture—From Normn—BelHnj.'
Last Episode "Miracle of the Jungles."
Conredy—"Back from the Front."
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Overture—Love's Greeting-1—Bohm.
Monday and Tuesday, September 26 and 27
WILLIAM S. HART
HOW WOULD
YOU LIKE TO
DO THIS
(Continued from last page.)
The Allcnhurst
commissianers
have passed on second reading an
ordinance providing for increasing
the mayor's salary to $1,000 a year
and the salary of the commissioners
to $750 a.year.
Asbury Parkers Wed.
Miss Elva C. Hobbs, daughter of
H. A. Hobba of Asbury Park, was
married last Saturday to Clarence N.
Chamberlain, also of Asbury Park
The ceremony took place at the
bride's home, the clergyman being
Rev. Marshall Owens of Bradley
Beach.
Hotel Robbed.
The Ardmorc hotel of Ocean Grove
was robbed of over $500 Friday
night. The money was taken from
a drawer in the office desk where it
was kept because there was no safe
Having tried it once, we are certain that you wouldn't
in the hotel.
like to do it at all.
Women Rule at Seagirt.
And no woman finds any particular pleasure in it. T h e
The women of Seagirt hold the votonly way to wash -<hd dry dishes is by electricity with a
ing power in that borough and will be
able to get whatever they want in tlie
way of borough government. The
registration shows 39 women voters
and 27 men.
'Husband Gets Divorce.
Grovcr Parker of Eatontuwn has
The dishc* are placed in convenient rackY inside the
been granted a divorce from his
dishwasher, a switch pressed and in about ten minutes
wife, Frances L. Parker. Mrs.
the dishes are clean.
Parker brought suit against her husband hut she failed to substantiate
Conic in today and let us show you how. thoroughly
her chai'tres.
this device takes care of the dishes.
Oystermen Want Compensation.
Efforts will bi' made to get govASK ABOUT THE
ernment compensation for oyster
planters in Mntawan creek whose
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
oyster beds, were ruined several years
ago when the government dredged
the creek.
Jeffrey Brothers,
Run Down by Auto.
20 Monmoulh Street,
John McGreevey of Munasquan
was run down by an auto driven by
Red Bunk. N. J. Tel. 923
Leonard Newman last Thursday.
McGreevey was knocked down and
badly bruised but no hones were
broken. .
Avo.i Street to Be Paved.
Main street at Avon is to be paved Allentown bank, accompanied by his McCloskey property near Farmingif plans of the commissioners of that wife,
left last week for Los Angeles, dale, has built a bungalow on it for
borough mature. The improvement
Mr. Hutchinson will attend his father.
will cost about $85,000 and it is ex- where
the
national
bankers' convention.
fast Matters Meet.,
pected to secure state aid for the
piving.
On Southern Trip.
The Masonic Past Masters'.associaRichard C. Warwick, a Long tion of Monmouth bounty met at
New Club Officers.
plumber, is enjoying a trip Freehold last week. William L. Levy
Andrew R. Ewing has been elected Branch
Florida, the first vacation he has of Freehold was elected president for
president of the City club of Asbury to
taken
in
years. Mr. Warwick the coming, yenr.
Park. , Everett Antoriiries of Bclmar made theseveral
trip down by boat.
is vice president, Everett Rudloff
Weikel—Guyer.
secretary and James l'orsyth trens- Ocean Grove Man to Wed.
Miss Olive S. Weikel of Shamokin,
nrer.
Franklin C. Bone of Ocean Grove Pennsylvania, and William R. Guyer
of Ocean Grove were married a t
and
Miss
Marion
Sinter
of
Orange
Music Store Sold.
will be married on Monday, October Bradley Beach kist week by Rev.
The Dr. E. Ii. Kenst music store at 17th. The ceremony will take place Marshall Owens.
Asbury Park has been sold to Abeat the, home of Jrfiss Slater. .
< .';Victim of Heart Disease.
•Ruben; who conducts a store at NewJacob S. .Qunckenbush of Marlboro
burg, N. Y. Mr. Ruben has been Ice Cream Truck Upsets.
employed at Asbury Park this sum
A big auto truck belonging to thp died Sunday of last week of heart
mcr.
Ciistle ice crenm company upset in ndisease. He was seventy years* old
ditch near Glendola Saturday night.' and leaves a widow, five sons and
Atlentown House Sold.
Over 1,000 quarts of ice wcum wero three daughters.
.Amos S. Robbins and Amos Byard
Continuation School Open.
have bought the double house at Al- spilled on the ground.
A continuation school, designed to
Jentown occupied by Mrs. Mina Man- Engagement Announced.
Bering and Mrs. Lucy Robbiim. The
Announcement has been made of help those pupils who nro compelled
new owners will sooji take posses- the engagement of Miss tloso Con- to work hut want to continue their
sion.
nelly of Harrison and Koy Ulood- education, has been opened at Long
good of Belmar. No date has been Branch with sessions on three duya
Married at Hotel.
of each week.
set for the wedding.
Miss Ethel M. Jacobs, one of the
Arrested on Return Home.
proprietors of the Brooklyn hotel at Ailiury Parker Bankrupt.
Anthony Lnurino was arrested last
Ocean Grove, and Adam S. Pleet of
Morris I., Goldman, proprietor of
Newark were married Saturday night a dry j;oods store at Asbury Park, week at Long Branch on his return
The wedding took place at the hotel has filed a petition in bankruptcy. from a trip to Italy, his native land.
Ho claims liabilities of $1G,654 and Lnurino is chnrged with robbing n
Piospital Auxiliary Officers.
tailor shop at Long Branch litet Januassets of $(i,6o<l.
• Mrs. Charles W"! Day hns beer
ary.
elecliJIpfcafdent of tho Ocean Grove Long Branch Girl Showered.
JMTJtiliary to the .Sprint; Lake hospiA miHcellani'OUs shower was given Asbury Park Man Wedl.
Herbert A. Miller of Asbury Park
tal. Mra. Lot H. Wm'il is secretary Friday night for Miss Krnmn Wardi-11
and Mrs. Charlpu O. 1'erry treasurer of Long Branch, who is engiigod to and Harriet Niclnilir of Patterson
were
married on Labor day. The
wed Thonms llynie.
Park Man Weds..
eeri'inmiy' ' wiis " jn'vrforirieil by the
Leopold J. Snoidcr of Asbury Park New Laundry at Freehold.
bride's father.
and Mist Francis Magid of Brooklyn
A new wet wash laundry, which Resignation Accepted.
Hyere married Sunday of Iuut wt-fk delivers washed goods partly dried,
The resignation of Lieutenant
6t the latter place. The groom it has been opened at Freehold hy 11.George
V. Iltiulernon of Anbury
Lyons of ISrooklyn.
engaged in business iit New York.
Park from Company G of the 114th
Builds a Bungalow.
Attainting BankerV Convention.
regiment of New Jurney has been
> JS, E. Hutetyiuon, cashier of tlu John SpriiiKi'i*. who bought the ucct'litod.
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BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS,
Ati Allan Dwan Production .
Producer of the Last of the Mohicans, now presents
in His Greatest
Success
"The Whistle"
The story of a town where money meant all and human life meant little.
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Till fate crashed into its bustling affairs and showed struggling hearts what a man is.
A romance of love and toil and combat. Crowned with human sympathy that makes the whole world kin.
A William S. Hart Production. Written by Lambert Hillyer from the story by May Wii.moth.nnd Olin Lyman.
Monday—Kinograms.
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rfiesday—Bray's Cartoons, .
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TIMES
A DAY
Wednesday, September 28 /
Mary Miles Minter
in the Breeziest Comedy of the" Season
"DONT CALL ME LITTLE GIRL,"
AND
Mac Sennett's
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Comedians
with BENTURPINin "HOME TALENT"
COMING SOON
Western Electric
Douglas Fairbanks in " 1 1 THREE
Dishwasher and Kitchen Table
A pipe, won't burn your Y
tongue if you smoke R A '
%
Print* Albtrl h
•oM intoppyroe"
bmn, tUy ft* tin,,
handamm* poansr
mnd hell pound Urn
humlJtrmmndlnlht
found
trfttml ffloss
f
h
i d o r
ith
with
hum
C
tpong*
tap.
fSfit that
rliar pipe-party-bee
nino.nfirrv-rioii buzzing
ruiiTM
Get
iff youf smoke-,
section! Know for a fact what a joy'us jimmy pipe
can and will do for your peace and content! Jqsf
check up the men in all-walks of life y»u meet daily
who certainly get top sport out of their pipes—all
aglow with fragrant, delightful, friendly Prince
Albert!
And, you can wager your week's wad that Princei
Albert's quality and flavor and coolness—and its
freedopi from bite and parch (cut out by our exclusive patented process)—will ring up records in your
little old smokemeter the, likes of which you never
before could believe possible!
You don't get tired of a pipfe when it's packed with
Prince Albert! Paste that in your hat I
And, just between ourselves I Ever dip into the
sport of rolling 'em? Get some Prince Albert and
the makin's papers—quick—and cash in on a cigarette that will prove a revelation!
.
pyrll
by R. J. l l n n
Totaccs Co.
Wlutsn-SiUma,
the national Joy $mokm
Jl-
NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION,
Shrewsbury Township.
f.ilico Is hereby Kivcn that a Ooiifial
Election will be held in iinj for the Tmvnuhlp of Shruwnbury, in tho County of Monmouth mill State of Now Jersey, on Tue»day, Novctntur Hth, 1021, between th« hoJrii
of nix A. M. and HOVen P. M., at the rn*pcctlvc polling plncfis in -sold TownBhlp.
Snlil election will be hold in the »old
Towtmhip for the purpose of electing two
McntbcrH of tho General Asacmbly, two
Members of the Hoard of Chosen Freeholders, for three ycurn; one Townahlp Com- <
mittecman, for three yearn; two Junticcg uf
the Pence; two Survcyorr* of the Highwuy,
two Foundkcepcru.
Publiu Qucationu—State Bond lanue, . l o be known aa "State Institution Bon*'*,"
Chapter 201, Lawn 1021.
Notice of- Prlmai-y Election.
Also tnUu notice that u Primary ICfccUoh
for alt political parties entitled thereto
will be held 111 the said Township, in aui<l
County, on '1'uenday. September 21th, 1921.
between the hours of aeven A. M. and nine
P. M. Said Primary Election to be h'1'1
In the places in the respective dintrlcta un
herein act forth; and au<d Primary Election
will be held for the purposo of nominfvtintr persons of the respective partlen to the
ofllccs iibovc mentioned and n s o ta ckct
Members of tho County and Municipal
Committees for each political party participating In nnid Primary Election. Tl>«t
Donnta alHo ait on this duy for registration
purposes.
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Notlco of Registration.
Second rcglHtratiqn day—Primary day.
7:00 A. M. to 0:00 P. M.
Third registration day—October
lbth,
1021, 1:00 P. M. to 0:00 P. M., to revlixand correct the list for .tho irencral election.
The boundary lines of tho elcetUm districts in Shrcwatury Townahlp, and Ilia
pollliiK places for eacb, are as follows:
. . Flril ni»trlcl.
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All that lection lying east of the M«w
York and Long Branch railroad tracks.
The polling place for the nrat election
district Is the Pirehouie, l.lttlo Silver.
Second District.
All that section JylnK west of'the We*
York tinil I.onir llranch railroad traclio
and north of the Eatontown-Tlnton FBIII
stono road to tha Tlnton Falls and Pine
llrook corner, thence In a direct line to
the western boundary line of the township.
Tho polling place for the Second district
tlie t'lrohouse at Hhrnwsbury.
Third District,
All that section lylnar south of the Katontown-Tlnton lulls stone road, and the l>n«
above mentioned.
Tlie pnlllnii placs for the Third dlatrlct
Is D. Battjer's store at Wayside.
' OE01W1B H. UPPINCOI'l'.
Clerk of the Townnhlp of Slirewabiny.
Dated Hcntembcr 3d, 1921.
Monmoulh County Surrofale'a Office.
Notice to creditors-to present claims ai[nll»t
In tho matter of tho Estate 6f I*. D. Howard Ollmour, deceased.
Pursuant to tho order of Joieph IJ. Uon«hay, surrogate of the County of Wonm6uth.
mada on the leventh day of Soptnnber, J»81.
on the application of HoVotd O. Gllmotir,
ailmlnlatrator of tt« « t a U of I* D. IL.watd
Bllnmur, dMcaa*!).-«#!•,..'• hereby; (Oy'fl
to tho creditors of .•aid detfaiied t« exhibit
to tho subacrlbor, administrator as «foi»salil. thtlr debts and dimands, ajalnit t h a ,
said oatate, under oath, within a k nrnntna,
from tho data of lh» aforesaid onl«, or th«»
will bo fotever barred of tholr action, theiefor ualnst tbe aald subscriber.
Dated Preshold, H. J.. B«p«tomb«r 1, 1021.
HOWABD O. O11M0UK.
» 1»I Boaevllle Avenue.
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RED BANK REGISTER.
VOLUME XLIV3 NO. 13.
I.»u«d W«.klr, Unt.rod M S«xmd-Cla»s Mstt.r at Ui» Pottoftot lit Bed B«nlt, H. J , usdw tba Ant o( Miroh Id, 1111.
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RED BANK, N.: J.; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,
$1.50 Per Year.
11 TO 20.
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BAND MEMBERS RESIGN.!
ORIOLLS WIN THE SECOND.
FUNERAL OF A VETERAN.
WEPD1NG5.
MOVE SATURDAY.
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Address
on
tha
State's
Institu.
Davis—Smith.
Broad Street Bunk to Op.n in Its
A
lions'by Burjctta Lewis.
Miss Elizabeth B. Davis, daughter
JBOTH C O N T E S T S A R E I NT , H E _ „ . . . . .
. „ ELEVEN PLAYERS LEAVE THE
Burdette Lewbi, head of the de- HUNDREDS AT LAST RITES FOR of Olmdiah E. Davis of Riverside NORWOODS TRIMMED ON THEIR
BAD-TV
I The Broad street bank will move
RDE»PI I H I I > < I « I
HOME GROUNDS.
HAROLD M. COMPTON.
RUMSON ORGANIZATION.
partment of institutions and agencies
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"BWCAN PARTY,
„„ S a t U r d f t J P t 0itt n e w location on
avenufe', a former mayor of Red
t e , In wh
a
y Their Resignations Came. Whan Ber- of New 'Je»ey, gave a talE at theBelford Young Man's Body Shipped Bank and a former sheriff of Mon-Second Gama in...-Seriet Go«a'-ta
Candidates are Running for t h . ' Broad rtreet,
what^was^formerly
Bank high echool on Friday
Republican NominationforAiira the Ilarice building, The changes to tram H. Bord»n, Who Finance, the Red
Oriolei in a Conteat Featured bj>
from France and Buried at Fair mouth county, was married lost
t
night on (be importance of voting at
Heavy Hitting, Fa»t Playing anil
. blyman—Conteit in Red Bank for the building have not yet been fully
Band, Declined to Permit tho Band the coming election for the bond is- i View Ctftmetary Gun Salute Fired Wednesday afternoon a t half-past
six o'clock to Kenneth A. Smith of
Much Wrangling.
' the Nomination (or Councilman. completed, but the work is-sufficientto Play on a Sunday Excursion.
and
Bugle
Taps
Blown.
sue
of
fourteen,
million
dollars.
The
Rochester,
New
York.
The
cereVery little interest is taken in the ly advanced to permit, the. use of the Eleven of the thirty members of the
The Red Bank Orioles climbed a
The largest funeral ever held at
if voted by the people of
was performed at the bride's step
coming primary. There ia no con-building. The moving will be done
nearer the chornpionship in their
Belford took place last week when n,ony
home
by
Rev.
William
E.
Braisted
in
park band resigned N e w Verser, .will be spent for the
teat anywhere in the county in theSaturday afternoon, after the .bank Rumson Victory
aeries with Long Branch on Sunday
hundreds of residents of that place
has closed its business for the day at n« ' r £ B Us%h?ek i?rl the f B j; mB ?5 construction of buildings and' for and vicinity showed their final murk the presence of a small gathering of when they trounced the Norwoods
Democratic party o.id the Democratic
parish house.. ThiB action followed o t h e r w o r k c o n n e C t*d with the state's
immediate relatives and intimate on the lattcr'a grounds by a score of
primacy vote! will be very light. L twelve o'clock, and business will be
of respect for Harold M. Conipton, friends.
remedial institutions. Mr. Lewis's who
The house waa decorated 10 to 6. The game was featured by
The Republicans have' a county started in the 'new building next
was one of the first American
S
th. k. n j- t" •„!. , ,»„ ' addreBS bristled with figured'as he re- soldiers killed in action during the attractively wjth golden rod, laurel the heavy hitting and fastfieldingOf
contest for assemblyman'. Edward Monday morning.
hand tn
band,
to
Offices In the building have been th t
A. Sexsmith is running for re-nomithe steamboat excursion "s'unda?! ^ f l u f . f W U ' l f & d."world war. His body arrived in this and hydrangens. While the cere- the Oriolea and by the constant kicknation, He supported tile measure rented by Dr, Frank L. Manning and from Red Bank to Palisades Park. Mr. I w o r k w h l ( i h iBi n c h a r B e o f h l B d c - country from France a few days ago. any was being performed the couple ing of the Norwoods over decuions.
Howard
S.
HigKirison
of
Red
Bank,
The funeral was held at the Belford stood beneath an arch of golden rod
for extending the term of sheriff and
George Leddy waa again on the*
Borden said that while he did not
making the sheriff eligible for re- and by Dr. Robert D. Patterson of wish to limit the activities and pleas- The meeting'was held under the Methodist church and was in charge and laurel banked with hydrangeas. mound for Red Bank and while ha
auspices of the civic department of of Rev. Elijah Reid of Matawun, who The bride's sister, Mrs. Joseph N. was not HO effective as in his (jrat
election,, and he also voted for the Spring Lake.
ures of other folks on Sunday he was
Gilbert S. Reckless, who has been not willing to give his sanction to af- the Woman's <club and of the league was assisted by Rev. Charles Hogatc Hance", was bridesmaid, and the
measure • taking away the right of
game against the Norwoods he held
cases. The connected with Bed Bank banks fairs on Sunday for which he might of women voters. Mrs. Herman of Matawan. There were 100 hon-bride's brother, Kenneth R. Davis, his opponents, down to six hits. Two
t' t""• by .jury
j r y in certain
t
was
groomsman.
Asendorf
presided
at
the
meeting.
orary
bearers,
they
being
members
ever
since
he
was
a
young
man,
has
politicians are very anxious to have
fed himself responsible. The band
came in the second inning,
address on tfle work of theof Bayside council of Junior AmeriThe bride was given away by her of them
the sheriff .scheme "put over'' on the severed his connection with the Red members are not paid for their serv- 'An
in the third and three in the
of women voters was given can Mechanics" lodge of Belford, father. She wore a white organdie one
people and Mr. Sexemith will get Bank Trust company and Is nowices but .their instruments and uni-league
eighth.
Bob Starr, who formerly
with the Broad street bank. Mr.
forms are provided free by Mr. Bor-by Mrs. Edwin P. Thompson of of which organization Mr. Compton Kown and a long veil caught up with twirled for the ^Orioles, was sent in
their solid support.
Maple
avenue,
who
is
one
of
the
Reckless
is
the
father-in-law
of
Edwas
a
member.
A
detachment
ofa
wreath
of
orange
blossoms.
She
den.
In'Red Bank the only con teat is
turn back his former teammates
officials of the league. Preced- soldiers from Sandy Hook was also , earned a boquet of roses and baby s to
. t ( .
. tor championship hontor the Republican nomination for win R. Conover, the cashier of the Those who resigned last week were state
The
bridesmaid
was
dressed
."thc very first inning
o
r
g
g t ^
councilman. Millard FUlmoro Tet- Brood street bank.
Bloomfidd Hampton, Lawrence Fow- ing tho»addres3 of. Mr. LewiB, Mrs. at the funeral. ' They fired a volley ! breath.
n
over
the
grave
at
Fair
View
ceme>
white
organdie
and
carried
pink
^
given
ler and Michael J. Devereau of Sea-LLewia S. Thompson of Brookdale
• ley, one of,the present councilman,
given a shower of hits, the
and
white
roses.
A
reception
waa
bright;
Andrew
Thompson,
Georgefiarm,
Lincroft,
gave
a
talk
in
which
ery.
Bugle
tapB
were
blown.
is running for re-nomination. He AN OUTING FOR. AN INVALID.
Orioles pounding out a triple and
Harvey and Cyril Stevens of Rumson j she related many incidents which
Mr. Compton was 24 years old held at seven o'clock, after which the two doubles. A base on balls and
has oh several occasions declined to
follow the orders of the 'politicians Edwin Elliott S«e« Red Bank for the Nathaniel Jahnes, Chester Adams, showed .the present condition of the when he made the supreme sacrifice couple left on a wedding trip to New a muff by Somers at first gave Rerl
firm—i
r . . .ton
i — and
—j Elmer
!?!„„_ Hesse
M,. O .« of
„«•! state's
ct-ntn'o institutions
innrltntionii and
and the
the imperaimnera- for his country. He was a son of York state. They will live at Roches- Bank four runs.
First Tima in Seven Year..
und him voted against some of thejr
Starr never waa
Willard Lay
Edwin Elliott of Monmouth street, Red Bank; and Morrell Moore of Lit-tive need of improvement in these Mrs. Araminta Compton and the late ter, where the groom is engaged in effective when he was pitching to
pet desires, lie was marked for
who is an invalid, was able on Sun- tle Silver. Those who remained in conditions.
Stout S. Compton. The dead world the automobile business.
slaughter some time ago, as his
overcome a lead and in the fifth innwar veteran is survived by two The bride was the recipient of
father was slaughtered before him day to leave his home for an outing the band were Elmer Pearsall, Fritz
when he showed some independence for the first time In seven years. His Seitz, Louis Hatch, John Noonan, Wil- PARTY ON OAKLAND" STREET. brothers, two sisters and two halfbrothers. They are Elmer Compton, I glass, silverware, china, linen, etc.
brother,
Clinton
F.
Elliott,
took
him
of the Republican ring. Mr. Tetley
liam Dickinson, Victor Fenton, WilWalter Antonide. Gave a Sur-Mrs. Etta Hulshart and Henry Clay- She also received about $1,000 m stop the bombardment. The Red
feels confident of winning. The Re-for an automobile ride over the liam Alias, Phineas M. Smith, Ira Em- Mr>.
priie
Party
for
a
Leonardo
Girl.
ton of Belfor'd; Leroy Compton and Checks and cash. She graduated Bankers gathered in all sixteen hits.
publican politicians Bay bacuuse of streets of Red Bank. Seven years ery, Donald and Kenneth Bruce, AnLeddy made three of them, a
A birthday surprise party was Elwood Clayton of Matawan and .from the Red Bank high school in Jack
the general lack of interest in theago Edwin Enjoyed a similar trip but drew Sutter and Thomas Lang of
triple and two doublet*, and P l
.
»
«—
K.4.11.
n.:»_
f
Atlantic
High1911
and
for
the
past
nine
years
she
o
given
a
few
nights
ago
by
Mrs.
Waihis
condition,
had
since
been
such
primary there will be a very light
Rumson; Raymond Fary and James
also each made
] was a teacher at theShrewsbury
vote oust, and that the vote which that he wus unable to repeat it until Miller of Seabright, and Philip R. ter Antonides of Oakland street, Red lands.
Fully 5,000 people witnessed tha
i avenue public school. Mr. Smith contest and a large percentage of
does come out will be brought out by Sunday. He. and his brother, mother Bonnor of Fair Haven. Andrew R. Bank, for Miss Amelia Haulboskey
| was stationed at Canty Vail during these were from Red Bank. A fife
LIVED FOR 92 YEARS.
the Republican workers^ This work and sister rode over most of theColeman of Red Bank and Charles of Leonardo. Games and dancing
the war.
of the Republican machine, they say, streets of the town and on the re-Hampton and William Towler of Sea- were enjoyed and at midnight a bufand drum corps furnished music and
will result in the sure defeat of Mr. turn home the automobile registered bright were absent from the meeting, fet luncheon was served. Miss Haul- John Prothero'i Long Life Ended at
made a lot of noise whenever Lonf»
Soffel—Smith.
Vanderburg Friday.
Tetley for CDUncilmun 1 of Red Bank, fifteen miles as the length of the Owing to the resignations of the; boskey received a lurge number of
Miss Marjorie Soffel, daughter of Branch appeared likely to score.
present were Mr. and John Prothero, who lived with his
und in the nomination of Mr. Sex- trip. Edwin found much to interest members
bers the weekly
y band concerr gifts. Those p
Edward
C.
Soffel
of
.Those
occasions were not frequenthim in noting the changes which had waB not
William
i
F i d night
i h t in
i the
th
M
Willim Cook,
Cook, Mrs.
Mrs Maud
Charles Prothero of Vander- Mr. and Mrs.
Hinitli for assembly,
not given
the
Friday
IIMrs.
Mrs.
W
taken place in the town during the
E l i b h R Mi
Id
i
i
t
l
Instead a moving picture play !I Lillian
Adams, Antonides,
Miss Elizabeth
Miss
seven years since he made his last park.
.» ....«...,.
MissesRyan,
Madeline
was
shown.
FROM HOSPITAL TO JAIL.
trip.
_
^
Eight new members joined the and Margaret Mcrtz, Miss Maud
nd at a meeting Friday night at j Menk, Harry McCormick, Charles
Ked Bank Colored Man was an Unband
of England but he earns to ceremony was performed at the par- jiNotning snorx oi an UCCIUL-MI. «m
~
the pariah house. They
are Walter Eilert, Donald Smith, Walter Anton- a native
FIREMEN TO GIVE DANCE.
ruly Patient at Long Branch.
country when a young man. Most! sonage of the Red Bank Baptist jnow give the Norwoods the 1921
Rice,
Harry Koopman, Franklin An- ides and Ensley Antonidcs of Redthis
Hichurd Rogers, a colored res Jlent Rod Bank Department to Hold Dance
of
his
life
was spent m Atlanti.-town-1 church by Rev. William E. Braisted. county championship but that they
derson, Ralph Longstreet, John An- Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. ship, where
of the "Little fit," nearthe weBtern
owned and worke-il | Only the immediate families of the |Win the.cast iron pennant as well aa
at Lyceum October 5th.
derson, Walter Ziegler-and Walter Haulbosl^ey of Leonardo, Mr. andseveral farms he
end of Beech street, was taken to the
at Vanderburf; and at bride and groom attended.
i the brown derby for umpire baiting
A dance will be held at the Red Hartman of Rumson and Arnold Mrs. JoSeph Havens, Mr. and Mrs.
Lo-'K Brunch hospitul Friday night
Colt's
Neck.
Uutil
well past the age I The bride wore a dress of blue | and kicking, no one who saw SunCharles Fort, Mrs. Mabel Leonard,
after Ilia mother hud telephoned to Bank lyceum on Wednesday night, Voorheea of Bed Bank.
of
eighty
years
Mr.
Prothero
was
a
Canton
crepe
with
a
hat
to
match,
i
day's game can well deny,
Mrs. James Hyers, Miss Gertrude
police headquarters that ho had at-October 6th, by the Red Bank fire
Red Bank lost no time in going
police uvnuiiuuibuia mui, n o uwu a\.~ \ .
,
, • -.
,
Stiehl, Miss -Helen Morrell and Mfefl very hard worker. In addition to the She was attended by Miss Evelyn
Wallace Jeffrey was after the second game. After HarPROFITS ON .A HOUSE.
tempted to (fommit suicide by taking department. Ihia will be another
! Doris Leonard of Belford; Miss Mary Bon mentioned he leaves another son, Chandler.
William
Prothero
of/EatontqwnN^he
groomsman.
The
couple
left
imley
had gone out in the first inning
poinoti. At the hospital Rogers re-1 event planned by _the firemen in their Two Owners Each Made $1,000 Af- McCue and Miss Helen Saulka of
was held M^day and the scr- mediately after the ceremony for a Jack Leddy whanged out a triple',
fused to bo put to bed. He chased campaign to. fittingly celebrate the
I Atlantic Highlands; and Langdon funeral
ter
One
Year
of
Ownership.
an orderly, smashed u telephone i fiftieth anniversaryof the Ked Bank
'Norton, Ivins Messier and John mon was preached by.Rev. Daniel'P. trip in New York state. On their Jackson fanned but Kline cama
II
w^is return they will make their home for through with a double. Egbert waa
Doyle of Colt's Neck. Burial wUs
switchboard
a chair and hurled "re department
in September
of ! ™« %£*« f ° 58^ Washingtoa Hoover of Long Branch.
^r"iSl»" B ndwith
."d«k"tefephorTe'Tt,««t.year.
The committee
in charge
made in Atlantic cemetery at Colt\ the present with the bride's parents, safe when Somers muffed, a throw
h
dwho
d .finally
kt l h
t j of ,,to_d.nc.J.
t
Th c^mpose^of
tt
h^Lou ! ^
two
r T u k l Mrs F ^ n l Soth of
The bride received many gifts.
and Kline went home. Poole walked
two policemen,
p
,
y quelled
q
A.
Red Bank and Mrs. Freida Adler of
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were class- and Dave Mclntosh sent two in with
him and put him under arrest. On Callahan,
A SLOGAN CONTEST.
Di
Dressier,
Reginald Van Brunt, Thom- New York. The house has eleven \
at the Red Bank high school, a double. In Long Branch's half of.
h
of malicious mischief and
DEATH OF KEANSBURG WOMAN
disorderly conduct Rogers was s e n t , a s Mc-oney, Fred Willman and Mar- rooms and the lot is 40x120 feet. The Firemen Offer *1O Prize for Fiftieth
graduating in 1917. Mr. Smith also the second Leddy had a bad session,
to' the county jail. He is Bubject to , shall Shringstein.
Annirerftary Slogan.
Mra. Chester G. MullUon Died i studied at the New York university. Calvo was hit and Vitella walked.
price paid for the property was
fits and he has often been cared for
Heart DUease Latt Week.
The bride was employed at New [ Starr sent both in with a hit and
£°
^
I
I A prize of $10 has been offered by
Houie on Pinckney Road Sold.
by th« Red Bank police, but this waa
Mrs. Ernst bought the property t h eR e d Bank fire department for the Mrs. Stella Mullison, wife of Ches- York "foTsome°time!""Mr". Smith"is'went to."second on an overthrow.
the -first time he ever became violent. I Humphrey Hayward of Wharf about a year ago from Charles E. ,o c s t s l o g a n f o r t h e ir fiftieth anni- ter G. Mullison of JKeansburg^died n o w c m p i o v e d by the Red Bank trust Somers got a hit and Starr went
home.
avenue has bought a house and lot on Johnston for £4,600. In selling it veraary celebration submitted by nof heart disease on Tuesday night of ' J.'orivna"nv"
, Hurley and Leddy both hit safely
the north side of Pinckney road, be- last week for ?5,600 she thus made |B c n o o l p u p i i o { R e dB a n k . T h e a n . last week. She was 55 years old and j
Gift of a Wri.t Watch.
L«roy—Reits.
i
in the fourth and were sent home by
The ltumaon Presbyterian ladies' tween South street and Branch ave- a profit of ¥1,000 on the sale of the n i v e rsary celebration will be held in had lived at Keansburg several I
aid society celebrated its twentieth nue, from Beverly W. Brown for house over and above what it coBt • September of next year and the sloanniversary last Wcdncsdny; A $4,300. The lot is 50x150 feet and her. Mr. Johnston, the former own-| g a n i a desired for UH jn advertising
wrist watch was presented to • JAisa the house has. seven rooms and' aer, bought the property from-Mrs., t h e celebration. The contest is open
bought
-.
.
.•*•«. »»« —— =r——
. i -Mr. Hayward
,- the < Barbara Brascn about a year before *n n l 1 n ;i n «# «««• a^hnnl in R»d Rnnk and David Muliisonj who is a teacher Linden place
Eva Bruce in appreciation of herbathroom.'
• ^ ^ L ^ ^ ! " ™ ^ in a Baptist college ih Kentucky, i day morning at St. James s cnurcn gtarT>fi WOrk in the box. Another
serviced as treasurer 'of the society, property for a^ homeland he^ will : h e s o l d ittoMre.JSrnst. ^ J o h n The
funeral
was
held
Saturday
af-|
with
a
nuptial
mass
by
Rev.
Dennis
tally
was
marked
up
for
Red
Bank
in
move
in
next
November.
Willinm
ston paicT Mrs. Brasch $3 BOO for .i"s™Hmited"to six words" and one -with
which office she has held since its orthe
property,
selling
contest- ternoon at the house and was in : J. Duggan. The altar was decorated It h e s i x t h > although but one hit
ty, andhin
B g it tojMrs. iless
wordsis preferred. All contest
ganization. Tho society will hold its A. Hopping made the sale.
eBS "words'is
rn
t fOr $4>E0
e mad(
^ rfn n
\.a profit ?jiants must have their slogans in by
unnual rummage sale on Thursday,
J° .
$1,000 over and above what he paid M o n d a y ; October 3d, a t 6:00 P. M,
October Oth.
Veteran't Body Here,. , '
for
it.
Real
estate
men
who areThe firemen have an advertisement
The body of Daniel Meehan, Jr.,
familiar with the value of property in this issue of The Register which
' Hit Eighth Birthday.
of Red
ui
l i e u Bank,
uuiin, who
wiiu was
wu» killed
tviiicu in
111ac
«*.- i **-..••••-" •
—-- . - A birthdny party was given yea- tion in France on October 12th,! in that part of the town say that thecontains a coupon to be used in subtenluy for Robert Forbes, eight 1918, arrived in Red Bank Monday. I place was a good bargain at the price mitting slogans.^
ofH " ? ^ £• ™™rs oi
year, son of
Norwoods staged thei
their beat
n of Oak]and st t
beViolrl
held tnmnrrnw
tomorrow '!Daid
paid bby"
the two
two women
women who have
The funeral
yearH old, son of Peter F'orbes of Tho
fnnornl will1 ho
v the
Shrewsbury,
RACED AT MOUNT HOLLY.
Shrewsbury
died Monday n.ght from , , o o m s m a n T h e b r i d e was dressed r a , , i n t h e e i g h t h . M i t c n e
'clock at St. James's | just bought it.
('onovi't: Lane. Those present were morning at ten o'clock
a
complication
in aa brown duvetyn suit
s u t trimmed s aff(*fw hh ccn n KKline
, i n e tthrew
high
h T e w hi
B h tto Hurc m
lcatlon d1
e3
DOUK'US Mnnnon, Richard Applegate, church and the> burial will be at The sale of the property was made Red Banker Won One of the Auto- aurvived
a brother
» P lby
^ f ^and
' a feister.
" O S i :'".
n a brown
duvetyn
suit trimmed f(f h c n K , i nfeo rtcheTde wRhit Bghe cto n d
^ ^
s h ew o r c a v e l v e t
John und Robert Giblon, Edmund Mount Olivet cemetery. Meehan by Paul Revere.
The funeral was held Monday night
t
of
roses.
^
,
s
h
e
c
a
r
r
i
e
d
a
b
o
q
u
e
a
c
h
g
mobile
Racei
There
Laat
Friday.
Toach
stole see,
der Toach stole
h t
s h
r i e d a b o q u e t of roses. ^ Jh
Wells, JumdH Butcher, Jay Applf- wus attached to the 118th Infantry.
dding o n r'and 6 wen'rh'ome* 0n""lVIcMillan7a
at the
and was
in charge
°{ 'Alter
• £{ ""^'"crtemony"'*
William Hoffman of Red Bank in
A Letter from Millard F. Tetley.
A house
"fV"p<,ii«,7
T».,rinl
»«'rrmdp
tno ceremony
o wedding
•1;-".-;V ond
ana weni none un m t i u u i " "
pate, Morris Straus, William Heim,
B
won one of the automobile races at f AJ. \% odtwncemeterTatTew breakfast was served at the bride's •d M f cT h e n e x t b a t t e r s i n gl e d and
Harold Reynolds und John Apple- Rumson'a Entertainment Courie. To the Voters of. Red Bank:
the Mourft Holly fair last Friday. todifr at Woodlawn cemetery at Mew h o m e - ^ f t e r w h i c h t h e c o u p le left on M c M i , | a r t w e n t h o m c . Baranda, who
iratii.
The opening performance of the I have been councilman of Red
a wedding
wedding trip
trip to
to Baltimore
Baltimore and
and tto o k
. ,yitella's tMapp"'
place, aKn""pnt~n
also got ahit
hit
He drove an Elgin Special, which he York.
a
k Viteila's*
Popple's Popular Co\irse at Rumson Bank three years. I have tried to assembled himself. William Burns
WashlnRton On their return they ^ ^ X ^ r S n scored ^Baranda
i N a n Cut' with Axe.
serve
the
people'faithfully
and
to
the
Historical
Society
Meeting.
will be held on Monday night, Octowill live with, the bride's parents..
h t ff fi t
d
d 4 ft
of
Red
Bank
was
Hoffman's
mellcnjaniin Lane, Jr., of Shrews- ber 1st.* A fine program has been utmost of my ability
The Monmouth county historical The bride received many gifts of sil- j nn nn jjnn_
\.
\
the first race Hoffman
bury, was cutting wood Monday arranged for the entire course.. The
I am a candidate for re-nomina
t glass,
l
ash^tc
Mr Th
association will meet at Mrs. Henry verware, cut
Mr.
ThetHrd
cash,
&atne_of the series wiU
when the courne of his axe was deReiss
is
employed
at
the
Second
napi
"
~t
Red^Bank next Sunday,
b e
ayed a
flecti'd by striking a clothes line.
tionnl
bank
of
Red
Bank.
Davidsonn
of Red Bank have ofThe uxu struck Mr. Lane on the nose
g o r t t j I Siegfried
| fered the best hat in their store to
MIKI inude a jnjrged cut. At the
Lnnir Branch hospital the wound
William B. Siegfried, son of Simon l ^ f e r i e ^ * " T
^ " h ° m 6 ran
of Red-Sank instead of voting mile ahead of the next car. The bytcrian church ot Now
was CIOHIMI with three stitches.
home product. On sale at the best people
One
Hundred Siepfried of Highlands, formerly of, 1
as
the
Republican
politicians
wanted
prize
was
$60.
Twenty-five
Red,make
an
address
on
"
0
:
stores. Twenty cents per dozen al- m.i rn vntn
Red Bank, was married Sunday to j
PAYROLL ROBBERY.
Bankers saw the races Friday. Mr. |Per-Cent Americanism."
Dont Wait for Rain.
lowed for the large empty bottles. B. me LO
to vote.
Miss Bessie Borak of Perth Amboy.
vuie. r
I
—Htep in any time and make your- Alperin, 20 Broad street, Red Bank, me
v"was
performed
at
thei
Two
Bandits
Get $1,000 .at MatawM
I voted against Frank E. Price, ! Hoffman will race this fall in Con- Made $600 at ;Nave..nk Fair
self ut homo. Plenty of room and fformerly
l
B l ' A d i t
Blom's..—Advertisement.
- O n e Captured.
a t N ' c w York by Rev.
of
tho Republican
necticut, New York and Pcnnsylcomforts for nil. While waiting for
| the
chine,head
for
superintendent
of ma-1
the'vania.
An exhibit and fair were held I'riS
l
An exhibit
, T, , , .. , „ „ „ ,
your car step in out of the hot sun.
Special Offer
i water works, and I voted instead for I
d S tana
d lairt were
t h neiu
N e s rmnk- „ • „ , ,
No obligation to purenhse. Fine- from Seotember 21 to October 1' 'n soldier who hud served his country ' NEW YORKER BUYS. HERE. day and Saturday at the Navesink .M.r- G<>ldman and Rev. Mr. bolomon.
T w 0 a r m e d m c n hol(1u p u n a r l e l
1
brld e w 3
stein's waiting room, West Front Read your daily papers in regard to in the lnte war.
library building for the benefit of the I? ™
. . " <?lven, a v K? hl*% Carmen as he was making out the
street, where all the trolleys stop.— Ever Ware one-quart sauce pan for T" On" several other occasions I voted One of E. Gerry Roberts's Pinckney library. A large number of articles,^"^"r, Monte Borak Miss Sarah w c c k l y p a y r o l l . a t t h e M o s a i c t i l a
Road Houses Qhangea Hands.
Wed
as ma 1(1
Advertisement.
35 cents. C. II. Roberaon, 10 West not as the Republican politicians de°,f h . o n o r - a .™ ; company's plant at Matawan SaturGerry Roberts has sold one ofwere sold and about $800 was I F r a n fk "S ^. - ,
Front street, Red Bank.—Advertise- sired but as my conscience dictated. hisE.houses
cleared.
The
annual
meeting
a
n
d
i
'
Siegfried,
a
the dtheirm o rescape
him to
hand
n i n g and
inforced
tho woods
nearby,
persons were
presentbrother
a t a of
dinner
on the north aide of Pinckas
For this reason the Republican ,ney
1—~
K room ' w
Over
100 |oCarmen
-mad«emthemen
alarmthen
and
H. Cohen, formerly with H. Bd- ment.
v c r ? 1 ( 0 0 gave
0 _ _ The|
after groomsman.
the ceremony.
The
Branch avenue, to election of trustees of the library I served
n e
rroad,
d nnear
ea
politicians
of
Red
Bank
have
set
out
,
y
*?
',
,J
grad, has opened a new shoo repaircouple left for Duluth, Minnesota, on ployees of the company armed them! Mrs. Charles Mundorff of New ~" will be held next Tuesday night.
"A.V Dad. H . Knowi."
me. They apparently be-! M r % c b -arles Muimoiu oi ««w -J""-An Address by Mrs. Lillian Rusting. their wedding trip and on their re- selves and began a search of tha
ing shop at 34 Wost Front street, next
This applies to a well known cigar- to defeat
r
that
u
councilman's
first
duty
to McDermott's garage. First clans ette and ft also applies to many sat- licvo
iinvo thnt „ pnunnilmiin'H first dutv ; i°.
The ?4,000.
house has
The
sixlot
rooms
is 50x150
nnd a bathfeet.
i Bank
tsaiiK Woman's
woman a club
» » will
«m : turn will live nt Perth Amboy. Mr. woods. One of tho searchers found
Tho Red
a man mired in the swamp and on
Bhos repairing of all kinds done on iBded customers of Paulson's barbor is to the politicians nnd not to theroom and it is provided with modern meet at the
clubhouse,
on
Broad
the
clubhouse.
( Siegfried conducts a bakery shop and
his person was found $-185.50 of tha
Hhort notice und at reasonable prices. shop, Front street, foot of Broad people.
improvements. It is occupied by street Friday afternoon at three restaurant at Highlands.
This
was
their
course
wKen
my
stolen money. The man gave tha
All work guaranteed.—Advertise- street, Red Bank.—Advertisement.
Miss Helena Vunderveer and her
o'clock. The speaker will be Mrs.
father, the late John T. Tetley, was mother. Mrs. Mundorff expects to Lillian
name of John Smith, aged 21, of
ment.
Norton—O'Shea.
Rusling of Asbury Park and
a
candidate
for
mayor
ufter
serving
New York. He was taken to *tha
move into the house next spring. Florida, who will make an address on
The
Model
Shop.
Miss
Florence
J.
Norton
of
Olean,
U>e tho Beit.
Next to the Palace theater, the a term as councilman. He was aA.| C. Baker of Little Silver made the 'Women Prominent and Dominant." New York, and John J. C. O'Shea of county jail. On Monday he was senOur National Mayonnaise, a pure homo of wonderful bargains for nilveteran of the civil war and while sale.
_
Red Bank, district manager of thetenced to state prison for ten .to fifhome product. On sale at the best members of the fumily. It is thecouncilman he voted for what he
Metropolitan life insurance company tc/cn years.
We're at Your Service
stores. Twenty cents per dozen al- Home Store. Come in and make thought was right nnd the politicians
Look Into Your Wardrobe.
of the Red Bank district, were marwith
a
complete
line
of
daily
and
defeated
him.
lowed for tho large empty bottles. B. yourBelf at home.—Advertisement.
Boys' Clothing at Big Discount.
There's probably a garment or two
newspapers, magazines, peri- ried last Wednesday. The wedding
Alperlli, 20 Broad street, Red Bank,
The U. S. Army and Navy Bargain
I ask the Republicans of Red Bank there that you will • soon want to weekly
took place at St. Mary'3 church at store
odicals,
confectionery,
soft
drinks,
formerly Blom'n.—Advertisement.
has secured a large assortment
to
attend
the
primary
next
Tuesday
wear. The cool weather will soon be cigars, tobacco, etc. Step off your Olean and the ceremony was perChina Painting. '
boys' clothing nt a very satisfac, Winter clone now forming. China and give me their votes. If nomi- here. Let us call for those heavy car and step inside and look around. formed by Rev. E, ,1. Rengcl. Mr.of
Bra: A.M.mid N. C. Englert,chlro- painting
»rice nnd has added this stock
in all branches. Those nated und elected there will be nogarments that have been laid aside The word "Welcome" is on the door and Mrs. O'Shea are living at pres- tory
pructorH, announce the removal of intorvgtodtaught
to its varied
line of merchandise.
writoo or
r phono L.
L Hiifltc.,, strings on nu>. I will vote on' every several months and renovate them for mat at Finostein's wnitinir room, East ent nt the VjiohiT hotel. Mrs.
tholr i)Hli!i!s Into ' irfori'" etmimodioua
These
boyH1 auiis jire, in nil sizes and
measure
for-tho.people
of
Red
Bank
the
use
to
which
they
will
soon
be
put.
L d
N
N. J.,
J phone
h Atlantic
A l t i HHighih
Red in a variety of materials ami patterns.
.,
f
teacher
in
the
Front
street,
near
Broad
street.
Red
w
n
s
ormcr
quui'tl'rii nt IB!) Broad Street, one Leonardo,
rather than for the ndvuntugc of We will make them look like new and Bank.—Advertisement.
Bank hi^h school and she is well Just the thing for a sturdy school
dool' south of old location. Phone land 6fi-J.—Advertisement,
at a very reasonable figure. ,We will
politicians.
IUMI Hunk :i^2.--Advertia(!ment.
known to many of the residents of suit or for dress. Come anil see them.
call for and deliver them promptly.
Home-Made Sauiage.
Millard F. Tetley.
Drs. A. M. nnd N. C. Englcrt, chiro- Red Bank.
They are priced very low for quick
French Cleaners & Dyers, Moe GorMode from all young Jersoy pork. -Advertisement.
Meet Me There.
announce the removal of
Belling. Brand street, opposite Tha
Schroudcr—-Walling,
don, proprietor, I! Brood street, Red nractors,
their offices into more commodious
Where? At Pnulson'o barber shop, Clenn, sweet, delicious. Try some
Bank.—AdverBank. Phone llfil.—Advertisement. quarters nt 139 Broad street, one
The Model Shop,
William Mclv. Walling, who haatisement, office. Red
Front Htroet, foot of Broad. Whore and bo convinced. Brevoorts mar- Front street,
__
opposite
Globe'
hotel,
ket,
39
Brood
street,
Red
Bunk.—
made
his
home
for
several
years
door
south
of
old
location.
Phone
nil the men go for, tho better shaves.
offers high class merchandise for nil
Drs. A. M. and N. C. Englert, chiro- Red Bank 332.—Advertisement.
with his sister, Mrs. Warren Garri"Springtime"
We uhio want thd kiddles to come.— Advertisement.
members of tho fumily at very low practors, announce the removal of
son of Chapel Hill, was married last and "Little
ppineHs,
Crumbs of
t C
Advertisement.
Player-Piano Rolls.
prices. Make it n habit to visit this their offices into more commodious
Saturday to Miss itelcn Schrouder of two exquinitu love
United States MaVine Band
l
BOIIK sunp;
u pby
; y
We have just received a shipment place for hni'frnins.—Advertisement. quarters nt 1 It 11 Hrond street, one at Hollywood horse show grounds, Newark. The ceremony was per18778
H
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Chnrlcs Hnrrison. Record No. 18778.
The Norwoods L o t Out
of tho latest plnycr-piano rolls. Come
door
south
of
old
location.
Phone
Friday afternoon, September JlOth, formed nt. Newark. Mr. Walling is Hear it tonight at Tuating's, 111 Monund you will almi if you fall to at-in tonight und'hear them. Tustlng's,
"Learn to Smile"
at :!::l0,
Tickets for sale at in the navy and he is stationed at mouth street. Red Bank.—Advertend the iliuicc ut the lycuum Monmouth ntreet, Rod Bank.—Ad- and "Oh, Me! Ob, My!" two good Red Bank 332.—Advertisement.
Tunting's, 10 Monmouth street, Rod present at. Hampton roads, Virginia, tincment
Wednesday, October 5th, auspices vertisement.
fox trota by Whltoman's orchostra.
United States Marine Band
where tho couple will livo. Mr. WallSank.—Advertisement.
Red Dank flro department.—AdvcrTuntlngH, 10 Monmouth street, Rod nt Broadway. theater, Friday ovenIng serving his second term in the
100 Girls Wanted
Millinery.
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tirinmi'iit.
_
Bank.—Advertisement.
ing, September 30th, at 8:30. Tickets
nuvy.
to bring their sweethearts lo tho
Littest full and winter models for
Good Mulic and Everything.
for HUIU at Tustintr':»i lfl Monmouth
dunce
at
the lyoeum Wt'tlnemlay, OcPlnyer-Piano Rolli.
Indies and rlilldron at lowest prices
All tt-nm—Chnpman.
Nothing will be missing to assure
street, Red Bunk.—Advertisement.
tober fith, nunpiccH Red Hunk fin1 iK1W<- huvc just received a shipment In Red Bank. Kcluamm & Son, 24 Latent full Millinery.
nnd
winter
models
for
Miss
Hlum-he
Alstrom,
daughter
of
you a good time lit the firemen's
imrtment. Ticketn $1.1)0 a cniiplo,
of the Intent pluyer-pinno rolls. Come Monmouth street, Red Bunk.—Ad- ladies unit children at lowest prices
Best Dance Floor in Count
unty.
dance at the lyceum (H'tober 5th. John Alstrom, nnd (Irandin J. Chap- —Advertiftcmunt.
m tonight untl henr them. TUHUIIK'H, vertisement.
In Rod Hank. Schramm & Son, 24 Dance lovei'H will not overlook th Tickets $1.00 n couple.—-Advertise- man, son of Frank Chapman, both of
Monmouth street, Red Hunk.—AdAtlantic Highlands, wore married
Millinery.
vertisement, .
Slop and m>c for yourself how you Monmouth stroet. Rod Bunk.—Ad- dance of the Red Bank fire deport- ment.
Thursday at the Niivesink Methodist
ment ut tho lyceum October 6th.—
Latent fall ami winte modi-la for
enn ombroldci' your full ilrensen, tow- vertlijemnnt.
Change
C
h
g
of
Time,
Now
Jerany
Central
i)nviM>u»n'
(
j
.liji.
l.Loii..-.l'1'u.ii.k,.(.iuiumri..
United SUtei Marina Bind
Advertisement.
-chililicn-V
ll w [
lii,lif«
fiivd
chililicn*V
w- Ursw
i
«1B, etc. A.lso mnke nig ruga, Dom•"• Daylight
Bank-Stock rat- Sale.
Their nUi'iulnhtd v/oro MISR Larson in Rod Hank. Kchiimnn & Kan, :'\
lit Broadway theater,"'Friday'even- oniitiHtlon at (J. F. .Siiinnintr'a of the
tember 2lth.
p
2'lth. Commencingg Septem"
Rakes.
Shares
of
Ilrond
Ptrfet
National
and
Norinun
E.
Vndilnck
of
Atlantic
Ing, September 80th, at 8:80. Tickets Paris Art Embroidery Needle.-—AdMonmouth street, Rml liunk.—A<ti
bntik stock for mile. Address Bank
Special automatic lawn rake; one ber 25th trninn will run approximateIliKhlumlH, Tin! couple will live at vertincment. _
for smlo at Tuatlnu's, 10 Monmouth vortl*«tnont. _
Stock, drawer M, Red Bank.—Ad- that cleaim itself. C. H. Roboraon, ly one hour later. -AdvertiiienuMtl.
Atlantic Highlands.
Htrent, Red Hunk.—Advertisement.
vertisement.
W« Are aa Ilin Corner.
10 West Front street, Rod Bunk.—
All Welcome
Strand Billiard Academy,
lino our Mechanic Htrnut imt n
Luke Longhead Will Hull).
Try Our Sodai and Drinks.
to the Royal Hii.jnM Hand fair at the We ore out of the high rent dis- Advertisement.
apposite railrond station, Monmouth
He'll Help you null things, hulp you lyceum all this wcok. Your nupport trict. A. B. Dirhan, high Rrado
Each drink an Individual dlstlnc (lurlnit r rim In on VumA »tr«ut. A.
strflct, Rod Dank. Five, brand now
Br*ir*r>> lea Cream
find thinRS you'vo lost nntf holp you means our maintenance. Tho Royal pianos, Drummond place, Red Bank, •t the Smoke Shop. "It'i • food not tablcn, cigars, cigarettes nnd smokora' tlon. The Smoke Shop.—Advertise- Snlx & (!o., Red Bnnk.•-Adveififtta*.
(fet unytiiiiiff you want—Ad
munt.t
Italinn Band.—Advt rtisoment.
ment,
•
..ur
supplies.—Advertisement.
phone 038.—Advertinament.
t fad.'V-Advertisemenf,
TWO PRIMARY CONTESTS.
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21, 1921.
REGISTER,
Twelve
G E O R G E H . KOBEKT.%
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Thursday, September 29th, 1921, at one o'clock
C. A. CROFUT
Red Bank, N. .J,.
Upright piano. Singer hipiiarm sewing: machine,
mission library table, tete and chains, double enamel
fining table and chairs, gras range, black walnut china
tall rack, bedspreads, drapes, dishes, pictures, rugs,
chairs and invalid commode.
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Sn^MWapari'M SALE
R. BchwarU, Maple avenue. Rgdjia
OARAGE FOR RENT.
Apply at 139 Momnoutll street, Rni
PRIVATE GARAGE FOR RENT.
AOCTIOIM S A L E
43 Rector Place
uvt tm SALE.
WANT
Auctioneer.
parlor furniture*,
bed uiul mattress,
closet, ice chest,
mnttingn, rockers,
SS.T8
-
AND SWITCHBACK
Thursday, Oct 6,1921
Maple Avenue {Foot of White St.)
Late 1 9 1 9 R e d BuSSpee^W^Chasis
Reo 2-Ton Truck
Overland Touring 85-4 Model
Winter and Summer Top
--
MAUCH CHUNK
Saturday* Sept.
Parker's Taxi Serwce
AUCTIONEER.
PUBLIC SALE
Household Farflitureu<Farm Machinery
MATAWAN.N.J.
Thursday, September 22d,
AT 10:00 O'CLOCK.
The -undersigned will sell to the highest bidder the entire contents of
a fifteen-room house, consisting1 in "part as follows: Kitchen Stove, Kitchen
Furniture and Dishes, Dining Room Table, oak, seats 16 persons; Carpets,
Kugs, Pictures, old Vases, Square Piano, pearl keys, cost $800 when new;
Brass Andirons and Tongs; also Fireplace Guard.
ANTIQUES
6-very old Mirrors, 2 oval, gilded; Hair Cloth Tete-a-Tetes, drop-leaf Mahogany Tables, carved legs; rush bottom Chairs, Antique Clocks, Rose
Wood"Chairs, What Nots, Antique Toilet Set, complete, rare pattern; old
Lamps, 8 Hanging Lamps, Antique Mahogany Settee, excellent condition;
Violin, over 100 years old. All antique furniture very old. Antique Walnut Wardrobe, Antique Dressers, Walnut Bedroom Suites, "old;" Enamel
Bedroom Suites, Goose Fenther Beds, Pillows and Bolsters; 2 Couches,
Parlor Stoves, Baby Carriage, Baby Chair, Cradle; a lot of Firewood.
FARM MACHINERY—Mowing Machine, Hay Rake, Cultivator, Harness, Plows, Shelvings, Jagger Wagon, Farm Wagon, 2 Bee HWes.
LOCATION^Take first road to right after crossing railroad tracks
going from Keyport to Matawan; cross white bridge, then first road to left.
Large brick house on hill.
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TERMS CASH.
MRS. M. D. STILWELL.
FOR SALE.
SLOGAN CONTEST
$10-PRIZE~$I0
Open to School Children of Red Bank
Garage, Showroom and Machine Shop,
WELL EQUIPPED.
LOCATED AT
29 East Front Street,
Red Bank, N. J.
Building 30x181 feet, nearly 6,000 square feet of floor space; open to
street both front and rear.
Equipment consists of 2 lathes, 2 screw ma-
chines, 2 press drills, 2 grinding- machines, 1 Barnes press, 1 power hack
Ba-w, tool grinder, acetylene welding outfit, forge, case hardening furnace
lot of tools, etc. Battery repair equipment.
Lot of auto repair parts
email parts cabinets, office furnishings, desks, safe, typewriter, adding ma
chine, cash register, etc.
Come look it over.
We can show you more1.
Address L. SCHANCK,
31 Harding Road, Red Bank, N. J .
Telephone
13-1-R.
>
JOHN H. POLHEMUS,
LUTHER SCHANCK, Trustees.
MONEY LOANED
Notes Purchased
5OOO Tires
Below
Martlet Price
Automobile Notes Financed
LOUIS E. BROWN
33 East Front Street
Red Bank, N. J.
1
Fabric Shoes—6000 Miles Guaranteed
Cord Shoes—8000 Miles Guaranteed
Schoolchildren
That our children may derive
the most benefit from their school
work, it is necessary for them to
huve nourishing food.
CHILD'S SPLIT TOP BREAD,
because it in made with milk,
largely solves thin problem for the
Imsy mother.
This highly rmurishinp; brt'iul is
made of the best of miiterinls
liy modern machinery under tho
direction of expert bakers in a
sunlit bakery.
BARGAIN TIRE SHOP
Rialto Theatre BIdg.
RED UAMK,- NT. a.
Tl,«
A COMPLETE ELECTRIC
FOR THE FARM
A. E. BOLSTER
Mortgages bought and sold
(irni aaj lae »ma caav»Unt lot.llon for the p»l ii,tj „ , „
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P.J7T
L*nr« slot .«« Jtf
'S!Sag
SALE,
Cl.tAMlNC
M by « M
aai alia w u i nark, l i u n n or callI. B.glcfca. «
dtn ;lat«. &ei Built. ,
.
. IOT8 FOB SALE.
rtat lots «a nocib »id« of Wcft»i(U av«*
*. liSilt*. Apply Jain«> h. Wurdcn, Hiw
i Ablictt, Bhrewabuty »v«nu«. Itcil llacli.
FOR JUNT.
.
Oao !l*s« /rtfbt room auitabU for \woi
huuaa faas all impravtftacnta; telti&lioiis; ttri'
at. fMrily. 81 Hanlliig maa, BMI Bank. , .
awjrM, Bed 1
UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.
Near center of town, ktoall famBt, hlahHOUSE "foH'sAii^:
ati ref«renee>. Addreaa Unfurtlahril KOUM,
BRASS BEDSTEAD FOR SALE, "
Seven rooms running watti *aj, tollel
17 Linden place, or )>lum« Red Bank
»rn, at Wallace- «t(Mt, Red BankT "
WANTED.
335-w.
- - _ — _
- WOK SALE.
A sedan body wasted for a Ford ear: must
THIRD GRADE POTATOES FOR SALE.
A quantitr of box bxuh for .ale.
POOL TABLES FOR SALE.
m In first-clans condition for cash. Addrwa
VY.
S.
Bray,
UotmOeL
H.
J.
P
l
o
w
27-J.
Aarotf
Aim»trong,
Bhr«»»butf.
M.
j
.
Cheap. Apply Luck l l u 34, IllehUml»,
gedaa. iincralt. H, J, _ _ _ _ _ _ '
HolmoM.
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OIRL WANTED
^
jirj-i'
•"cmn-truitjxM.'
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Spiclal Klfc.mao FoaTtlan V/mui.
llsrht houaekeepiiui: all or »art
I a n Ipoklnt for » sonlllon m a upeclal
>-, T w i V s r y good fwaUy eowa for sale. HullAcaly at u Broad atreat. Bed Bask.
I
in «r, srowwi A*i Btnlc, Aiidrn,»
«««"!»»«.-*(«».»_>'sua r u d , Satottowt.
ito
driwar lf*_JKi)(l. Bank.
.WORK HORSES FOq SALE.
.,
1
And o»» Jersey cw», !*«••• Apply Wilttr
PULLETS
CLAZING.
• - • •'
M. WlXAttlZlNQ~
Jam.
K.dIKM*. .7*7
I da all fcinda of elaslas work. <H. Kaabe,
'oultry Kariu, Nave*
l u »h« i e a f m a t K l a l a i u a au'araotto
aaltr, OM I'ourth av«nuc, Lang Ilttmch. — iRork; ftir- aervk*. Jalm-SianN«n, 4 2
FURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT.
Wait front attest, Bod Bask. PIMOU 72-R,
Three furnished rooms for rent far light
PRIVATE OAItA.CE FOR RENT.
nmekoepliig. Phone Red B»nk 110».
HOUSB FOR SALE.
MOSUtY-IOJUOAS,
At 128 Broad streat. Hoi Dank. F
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impruveeiHiti;
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(War Tax 22 Cent* Additional)
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SMALL
AUTOMOBILE
KUN
ABOUT
Monti' t o loan onfandnn4 rtintfrei
45.U Red Bank.
unufei
nufei ffront
n t Broad
B o street; price reasonable,
wr AAieMrood- runnfnii order; cheap. Addestrtd; In
v
snu.
CANOE
PADDl-LLOST
hone
Bwl
Bank
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John n . Oreeorr, i t BVoad >tr»rt. Re4 Bk
BanSi.
on Shrewsbury river.
Address Box 418.o r e . , Runabout, drawer II. Rod Bask.
Highlands. N. J .
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RANGE FOR SALE.
FARMS WAHTOD,
WANT TO BUY
<U'U r m canopy rane«; hoi wst«r attath- farm «f atoa» fifty atwea and ImUiUnm on
_ r n and snull: a l s o . aoau laiui with
ltaoat
CESSPOOLS AND TOILETS CLEANED
leut; In sorlact ««ni]it)9n; realonable. TlnUm iaU« or HokaM rwn): n* low o>
i t a Rsuonabla price. Decree It, Blchardion. trailJIne.. C. L. linker, Eelford. N. J. '
bone 1100, Red Bank. . .. •
•tony land. . U Riv.«ralat avenue. Bed Bank.
fair Haven. H. J .
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COOKING STOVES, WS T O «V0.
•
? • • •<•"«•. * W heatiig .toyes, . 2 6 to 138,
. FORD DEUVERV FOH SALE.
RAK£&
KIEFFER PEARS TOR SALE.
J.
P.
Worrlc,
Mechanic
stret,
Bed
Bank.
Ford delivery car, -with ay Saviooa baadr*
Sp.clnl
automatic
lawn
rake,
O
M
that
Korty-nie cants per basket. 11 11B*JII»
cans ilacir. C. H RpJberaon. Ill Wont made bod* i enitable for irooer or baker,
iveaue. Red Bank.
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FOR RENT.
ront atreot. Ked Bank.
Btrreatrarif D f l q Co.. thouo « « l Baak B-lt.
M0T0RBOAT FOR SALE.
Special Train liM-»-» Kelt Haift. 7:M A. M.
FOR SALE,
Sixteen feet long. Baalr. motor; prise ( 6 0 . goodi. 89B Branch .venue. Red Bank.
Rahlraing leaves Mauch Chink. S.-30 P. M.
CblU'l brown velvet coat, with hat. to
A
l
f
l
B
small
i
in
A*l
oonditlon;
Box 261, Red-Bank.
Switchback llckeU 76 ctnU extra if pursixe ten to twelve years old; perfac.
CARPENTER'S BENCH FOR SALE,
heap to ijuick buyer, Tailor'n nraire.
" A.
n. 202 Eaat Front ntrttt. He J limit.
Bench 12x«. with three w o d vliea e t - 'earl streel. Ued Bank.
chaiad on excursion trtia.
BROWER'S QUICK LUNCH.
Own w « k 4as» »na Samlajt. II W««l tacbeJ. t o o Maple ayenae. Red Dink.
COOK
WANTED.
PH£S3E3,
Fw.Pt . t r x t E«d B k
J. O. ESCHEUBACH * SON.
Fruit and cUer preaasa lor aale, .with «r Also to *atfrv4 famllr of-three; isqut hitvo
,
AkaAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAAAAaA
115
r«si Front stre.t, 8«4 isun,
D*
thout Brlnder. C. SX. iftoberaon, 10 Vttti gooft temper aad >ve(er«iw«; n»ery «»»*..al-i
LOT FOR SALE.
•hafc'alnn
front utrwt. Red Hank.
Corner lot on Honmouth street for 'sale.
Auto accenorlM and vulai
ltft^HPl^r
W., Jraiwir If, tol Bank,
Take tfco Car with a Careful
anlsing.
Phone Red Back 420-W.
PHONE U14.W, CONRAD'S BAKERY,
KGGS.'
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BROOMS.
Driver
we
II
deliver
your
breaj.
burn,
rolls,
ete..
to
Full
line
SB
hand:
three, live, ten. fifteen,
WANTED.
SpeoEal. a v«ry flne foor-row vewed broom,
O. H ,
One load of urnW lutts -wantld. W. D. &.,you at thje time yon want them. Try m.
to tor 11.00. 0 . H. Bobtnoo. 10 Wc«t twenty, thirty and fifty nailoru,
Boctraon. !•» W«»t Ftoat utrwt. Bed Bank.
ront »<r«et. Ktd Bank.
.
17 Sim B l a c Bad Bank.
DEAD ANIMALS.
„,«• Connon. remover of dead anlmala
DOC AVANTTED.
STANISH INSTRUCTION
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Wayiide.
N.
J.
Phone
Waiald.
»«9-P-I™
Good vrateh doff wanted, rnuct <M a yoantf
native
teacher:
easy
aad
abort
tttothod.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Four rooma in fcack of ntore. Inquire
ddrtaa Ii. Munoi Tekar, Vots Branch, N. J. one: Alredal* prefurred. Mabni1 tourcle u Leonard
atreet.
Bad
Bank.
MAXWELL
TOURING
CAR.
Careful Driven and First
'has. Bit. L B M Branch.
ejiange. 27 Bait Front . U v t t . Bad tonic,
Maiwell touriag ear for aale: in fine conANTIOUE FURNITIIRE FOR SALE.
Clan C a n
ejltlon. Address B o i It, Eatontown, K. J.
CARS FOR SALE.
WANTED TO RENT
Old faaAioneA mahair«n>' pieces for tta
Om
Mluhtll
cowj»,
1017;
O
M
Oalo
Eight.
br Dccenber l i t , motlera toai« and largoRates Returnable.
200 Maple avesue. Bed Bant.
CIM. WAKJTEB.
020.
William U. Ely, H BepUeaa b
ETouula,
with
option to buy; vicinity o l IUO.
A «ood reUabl« Birl fpr oeMral hoDw
led Bank. Phone eii-J. •
VERNON PARKER, Prop.
Sank. Addrem P . D., drawer M, Bell Bank.
RYB STRAW FOR SALE.
1
For psrtleuliro apply to H. Rituu, Bed »«/«_ _Apply 1Z0 Broad strett,Red Bank .
FURWITURE
POLISHING.
168 Monmonth Street,
NOW
13
THE
TIME
Bank. F t one R r i Banh 2S«.
WIRE WHEEL SERVICE."
Pluuu or t u m i t u n hund polished: «*i«rt
hare ytnrr 'vhimblng..ete., put In order beRED BANK.
Wire wheels rebuilt. John Hani en 42 '.ove eold weather sets in. Carl Cqnovar, o>- workmanship.- .Apply to* r>ank Howard, 145 • •
SIDCBOAItD FOR SALE.
west Front street, B«J Bank. Phone 72-R.
Phone 141-W.
Hudion avenue, Bed Bank. Fnono I1S-W.
oaita U t t l ^ l l k t
'
la first claas eosAition. Call mornivEs
log ttadaon avenue. Bed 'Uank.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
MOTOR POR SALE.
B0ABB WANTED,
Dictation and trning. M, L W t a f c 8 e M n j
Young man' wishea board and roo In
WeaUngkouge one>horae motor, Kood aa
LOTS FOR SALE.
national bank kuiWine. room 18, RWd Bank!
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
private family. Address Robert L, Oook,
AdAt
Eaatside
park.
Fair
Haven,
N.
J.
ntv;
price
J60.
Vhunu
10-F-3.
Holmael.
o Alice Blowers:
Sunaet avenue. Bed Bank, or phone lUil-B.
FOR SALE.
By virtue of a n order of tbe Court of ilteia Lots, drawer M. Bed Sank.
I. Younr, Kallct, N. J.
One young cow with calf: halter liroken.
BUGGY AND HARNESS'FOR SALE.
BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
hnncery of New Jersey, made on the day
FOR SALE.
Martin
Casserly,
phone
UMdletawn
78S.W.
Good tmafffy: a l a o ' a e t uf Moody- alnifle
New
flix
room
bunffalow.
In
heart
of
Bel
f the date hereof, in a cause wherein Red
Sbtteen-foot hull Anitn. Inquire W.
rd. on Morris -avenue, fur aale cheap. Ed- harnesH. tike new, for sale cheap, j , 0 .
auk Trust company, executor of the last Shelron. box m . Hi«hlan.ls, N. J.
ONE
FURNISHED
ROOM
Warflea, IJjWajhlnirliin >itri'i-t, E M Bank.
ar<l Albln. Btlfonl, M. J.
rill and testament of Jamee E. Borden, dcge enouRh for three persons or office purcased, is complainant, and yoa and another
APARTMENT FOR RENT.
PAILS.
WANT TO RENT
re defendants, you are required t o appear,
Three.room apartment: nil improvements. pose. Addresa Room, drawer Mt Bed Bank.
Heavy
valvaniced
polls,
ten-quart,
28c,
Red Dank, a furnlftbed house; inproveilend, nrniwer or demur to the bill of. said 100 Monmouth street. Red Bank.
WASHING WANTED.
and twelvonuart, 25c. C. H. Roberson, 10 menta; convenient location.
AtMrenB K-,
M>mptninant on or before the fourth day of
A woman would like family washing to do W t Front street. Rod Bant.
127 Waihiiurtoi «lr«-t. U H B . Bruch, N. J.
SAFE WANTED.
November next, or the Raid bill will be taken
at home. Call 33 Marlon street. Bad Bank.
Must be no less than eighteen inches
eonfeasoil acninat you.
RUMSON.
OLDSMOBILE CAR FOR SALE.
FURNISHED JIOOM TO LET.
The o.;i- 1:1! is filed t o foreclose two cer- the dear. Phone »«8, Krd Bank.
Apartments to rent: oon three, room* and
flr«t elaps condition; come and 'tr \t',
For one or two persons. Apply at 41on four rooniH: all Inukcovcmuntii; bettt luca- willIn Hell
in mortgages mnde by Alice Blowers find
at Kacrlflce. Inituire at Siiitft'a c a FOR SALE.
Leonard avenue. Atlantic HiuMandti, N. J. tion. Box 891, RumHon1, N. J.
.
•'rank Blower*, her husband, t o James E .
rme, West Front »ttcet, Bed Bank, phimo
One
9x12
rug
far
Bale:
a
bargain.
A
d
Jorden. the first ctotcd February 2. 1911.dress IPS Pearl atroet, K'1'1 Hank. _
a05._
;
.
FOR SALE.
FOR
SALE.
iml the second dated AuRust 2, 1913, both
Year old'collle for sale. M. Virnbal, Sed
Ford tourine car for uale; In Tine conul
DOGS BOARDED.
•n innds in the BOTOURII of Avon-by-the-Sea,
MONMOUTH~COUNTY HUNT CLUB
ig's farm. 'Leonard avenue. Fair Haven, N. J. Ion; all new tireft. Gall at George [nman'a,
Ha*e Kood oomfortable quarters for
tlomnuuth county, New Jersey; aud you are will buy and remove deml horses, cowsi »nc
.22 Bridfic avenue. Bed Bank.
boarding tioffH. FilKbcr particulnra by arfnaile a defendant because you own paid mules. Phone 2108-R, Entoritown.
FOR S A L E 7 ~ "
dresnlne Herman Rltzau, Sod Bunk. * PhoncFord neiian, 1B21 model, in use three
ortwflReil premises.
MUST
SELL
.
,
. '_
months. W. F. Shanahnn. Fair Haven, N. J.
Dated Septemlie- 8, 1921
BUICK RUNABOUT FOR SALE.
- adloinlns lot*. 181 feet frontage , _ 2tl.
WILSON S SMOCK,
In good running order, self starter; $250
Black Point ro&d. John ATideraon, filv &t, FOR SALE.
ROOM FOR BENT.
Solicitors of Complainant,
cash. II.. box 11, Sethiu:hi, N. J.
lantic avenae, Brooltlyn, N. Y.
Speed body for Ford ear: al»o Ford runaNicely
furnished
roam
for
couple,
fc.
10 Kant r r o n t street. Red Bank, N. J . I
bout for nnlp; jUHt boon overhauled; new
rent. Addresil Couple, drawer II, Ked Bnnk.
WANT TO RENT
block. Apply William Applesatc, Ncveainlc,
<us(.> in good location; iumily of three; iuiy N_J_.
FOR SALE.
.
,
offer
considered.
Address
High elnss saddle horse for Hale; bargain. reasonable
DO YOU WANT A PONY?
Apply Riegleman, Black Point, Rumson, D. J . K.. drawer M, Ued Bonk.
Shetland
ponies
nnd
saddle
horses
put
out
KITCHEN RANGE FOR SALE.
the Tilntcr for their keep. Oall at R. U.
Everything about it in in Rood condition for
FARMERS.
837 Central avenue,. Aibury Pn>li,
>H a new water back.
Inquire «t B Browcr,
Farm wonted, on share*, by Rood farmer.
N. J.
.
f
Addrest Combination Farmer, drawer M, Red Shrewwbury avenue. Bod Dank.
YOUR FARM
" .
Bank.
SKlfF FOR SALE.
Bhould be on my new list now being r»inSea
skiff
with
22-foot
bottom
nn<l
twelVi
FOR RENT
pilfid. SVrite me at once. Georre W. ZucTcp. enKlna for sole. Inquire frank White, er, country property Bpecialia^ Murlbmo.
mill private family, u pleasant fur. O. box 41, Hi«hland», N. J .
nished rscim. 29 Riverside nvenue. Red
N. J.
• ,
Bnnk.
MEN WANTED.
SPECIAL
FOR CASH ONLY.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOH RENT. .
A few men needed to work by day huak
Sugar cured liame, 90 ccntu a pvunO: the
Single and double roomH and &1HO one foi ng corn at LincroCt. N. J. Bring your own bent there IH. Krldol & Co.. corner llrofl'1
HEht housekeeping. 38 Peters clace. Red
kintf peKs. K. M. Wyckoff.
arid Front aliiretH, Kcil Bank.
Phono
Hank.
30H.M.
DODGE TOURINC CAR FOB SALE.
MONEY TO LOAK.
Good tires and paint; m (,'ood aB new: all
ELC1N~
TOURING
CAR
FOR
SALE.
Money to loan on bond ioA ntortirftffa. Anperfect condition. Apply 295 Cutherin,
Like new. ut a hnrgnln: Ket our price » t
>lr t o A. X>. Ivlna, Register bnildlns. Red atroct. HedBank, phone 4S1-K.
otica for thia barsnin. Fred H. VnnDorn
Bank.
Co-, Bread and Monntouth atrt!ct». Hod
WANTED.
The Red Bank Fire Department's Fiftieth Anniversary will b e
Bank.
Used Fonl or Dodge car wanted; must be
THREE ROOMS FOR RENT.
irood condition: state sarticulurs. Ad
fittingly celebrated in September, 1922. The firemen want a suitable
Three furnished rooms and bath; aU im
FORD SEDAN FOR SALE.
provementH: $H per week. Uox S2fi, Fair dreH Car, drnwei* M, Red Dnnk.
Late 1920, perfect in all reRpicty! cxtrnp;
slogan to use in advertising the celebration. A prize of $10 is offered
Haven.
driven carefully by ladjr; Imiai'i KI* rtliiFOR RENT.
for the best slogan of not more than six words—less would be better
LARGE ROOM FOR RENT
,bc room liou"e for ront: inimediatii poa> poaal. Addrcas Ford Sedan, drawer M, 1U-1
Bank.
with all improvement!!; with or withou Besaion. Henry F. Hylin, room t),
< —submitted by a pupil of the Red Bank schools—public or private.
hoard. '21 Waverly place. Rod Bank. Phom bulldiiur, phone 7<3, Ked Bank. •
WANTED.
? All answers must be in by Monday, October 5th, at 6:0(1 P. M. Mail
1131-M.
Two or three unfuroifllicd
roi'njs '.by
HOUSE FOR SALE.
> your slogan on the coupon below to Fred S. Hayes, Secretary; 8 Browii
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
ix room house at Matawan, N. J . ; $1,00 Amoricnn t-ouplp; hiirbest rt-ft^rences. Ad^rg>: iroiii, room, bUituble ,or two, in
u, ualancc mortffnve. Inquire Jamt'^ A dress Unlurnlwhed Huom*, drawer Mi: R«'tl
< Place, Red Bank, N . J.
.
ate family. Addrtaa 41 Oakland street, Mcuitcr. box 90, jBataw5>n, N. 3. . _ _ ^ _ _ B
k
'
led Bank.
>
FORTSAJLE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Kitchen utove with hot water Umk i;n,I
BOYS WANTED
Small home a t Rumson, N. J . Apply
learn the plumbing t r a j e : (rood waL
uEh Carton, Berbert utreet nml Lelshtiftl warmlnir closet: kitchen clonet, bed com-lv
start. Cook & Qakky, 18 Front street, pvenue, B e - Bank. Phone 682-J.
able; cheal>. 28 Wcat Sioe arvrnve, Red
SLOGAN COUPOH.
Reil Bnnk.
FOR SALE"
AUTO TUBES FOR SALE.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED
Chicka t-wo and half mtmthn oM; &1BO
Slogan
80x8. tixS<A. 84x4 &. 85x6 ia»or tuhw.
in IKW offle*. Either phone Hod Bank 376, ducka. J . Itcmaen. Now Monmouth road,
or write Efficient Stenographer, drawer M, tear Campbcll'g Junction, N. J\
' 11.00 each. Mahn»" Bicycle ExclinnK"'. 27
E*»t Front street, opposite Ololie kolel, V.«X
Red Ilnnk.
Bank.
'
.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.
ROOM AND BOARD.
Larire comfortably furnifihed room; all
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Submitted by
All ni dern conveniences; ore block froi conveniences. Mra. 7. B. Currier, S& Broad
Two nicely furnished roomn, heat nnd nil
139 Monmouth street street, Red Bank. Phone G8-M.
ni!:oad station.
Improvements, for two or thwc iipntlrmt n :
Address
with family of two. 70 Oakland ntreet, Ki'il
POSITION WANTED
CHECK WRITER FOH SALE.
ink.
_^_
Kood cuoic lady with Hnmll
I'rotcctdtfrnph check writer for «ale; mt< as housekce]>er,
Addrcas Mrs. A. Jacob, 41 L«o_ard
Pupil of
GARAGE SPACE~FOR~RENT.
only two weeks. Addrtsa Box i 4 1 . Leun- child.
tBM, Atl&atic Highlands, M. J.
In private garaec; space for one <ir two
"ii, M. a.
cartt; ti per month for each car. lmiuirt?
FURNISHED HOUSE -FOR RENT.
PAIR OF HORSES FOR SALE.
Charles R. Ross, 49 Riverside nvt'na*1, Hf<l
Seven
room
house,
all
improvements,
Bay horsfs, nu^ranteei. tnie in all hnr
cosily furniahed; select neighborhood. Ad- Bnnk.
»•»«*«« O««»M»»«»<
Apply J . T. Ackereon, Haslet, N. J . U
dress E. J.. drawer M, Red Bank.
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION.
del 7O-K-4.
Young man; 21. wishes a position a t ony
INDIAM-MOTORCYCLS FOR SALE.
SEDAN FOR SALE.
Indian Poirerelus, with side car: tfood COB- job; hnndy and willlntr to work; tn-Ht rcfurOne two-door Oakland seilan. t'jifle .
ilittaD. Can be seen at Georttc Hcrdt'K, Uurfl- enee. Aildrcna A. R. W.. drawer M. Rcil
condition; S650. MIKB Evrell. Atlantic Hitth- son, N. 3.; will aacriflcr for $100
_____::
^___ Bank.
;
lands. N. J.
WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
1
FORD TOURINfi CAR FOR SALE.
Japanese worker who is willing lo
Boy of fifteen watffi work after ttchool
Ford touring car for sale cheap. Can b< and Saturdays in store or deliver orders. Ad- ninall fnmily; rauat hi . _ A-l refci enci-, If
P..O. Bol HHi, ltcd
seen 6unday at Koch's cpttmre, Alain strce
ilii g and"
d"obliging.
blii
dress A- B. C., drawer M, ItcJ Bank.
Bellorii, N. J .
Bank.
MAID WANTED.
TWO
BUNGALOWS
VICTOR STORE FOR SALE
Maid for genera] housework wanted; mUAt
Do you want things moTe handy
including record*, machines, uuod -will
be rnpuble; family of three. Phone 42. Red for sale or rent; all year rounil lunm*', fmir
around the house arid bam? Pat in
rooms, water nml toilet: SIS Per month. Inf'Auipment.
Address Victor Store, Dr*wci BanJ^Jbelwctn 7:00 and JkOO *"• % ;
quire Bolford, box 66, or phone Kectrisburu
M,
Red
Bonh.
._
Delco-Light.
It furnishes electric
REAL ESTATE.
power for operating light machinery.
FOR SALE.
Four room bungalow and bath, aas and
YUYT~FOR SALE.
Brunawiek-Ealke billiard tAhle for Bile water, centrally heated; 53.600. A. h. Ivins
It furnishes electric lights for the
Lndy'» black ami white suit !i>r i>ali;,
Rood rondition. Address T. K. I'\, tlrawei agency, Register building, Red Bank^
honse and barn.
It pumps and
trimmed with natural skunk fur: nisi' dij.
TA, Red B*nk.
•
forces the water to wherever yon
Cull 300 Uroad street, phone R-tl Ilnnk
OVERLAND FOR SALE.
PLOUGHING
Suburban model, six paftaeneer. Can be --w__ _
want it, and does other useful work.
_
:
,
JS.50 Per acre. Harry Sceley, Hokehm
accn at Wells Service station. Monmouth
Write or telephone for catalogue or
HIGH PRICES PAID.
Farm, 'Tinton Fiillu road, Eatontown. N. J, jtrcet nnd Maple avenue, Red Bnnk.
I
pay'high
prices
for
ladies'
noil
cents
demonstration.
phone 2LU-M.
REAL ESTATE.
•.eond-hand clothing. Call «t I. KerberX
SEVEN AND TEN WEEKS OLD PIGS
Six room house, all improvements, cen- 168 Monmouth street, or phona Bed Bank
for fale; {7 and 310 ench; snfe Bniv.it guar- trally located, 13,000, teitna. A. I,. Ivius
anteed. Jersey Pork Producing Corporation, ngeney. Register building. Red Bank.
_
Lake Avenue, Red Bank.
SEED RYE FOR SALE.
Keyport, N. J .
Also rye straw in aheavea In riunntiwes
YOUNG LADY WANTED
CASH REGISTER FOR SALE.
demonstrate And sell a r t embroidery to suit purchaser. Thomns Coulton, m-nr
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
National can), register fur nnlo; reiristers needles: easy work. See Mrs. Percell, a t fair grounila, King's
HiKhwav, phnne
from one cent to $3. Addreaa Box 24 G. F . Spinning's, Thursday morniniu
600-W.
• >•«•«•»
Leonardo, N. J.
ORGAN FOR SALE.
1920 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
FOR SALE.
Thoruuzhly reconditioned and the price la * Carpenter upright organ for aalc; in line
"Winchester repeatintr urn! autnnifttic rifles, -iftht.
Edward vonKattengell, Monmouth condition; cheap to quick buyer* Apply to
AB Kood an ncft. Khootfns tcnllcry, Atlant
itreet and Maple avenue. Red Dank.
Anderson, Folr Haven road, near Lnmnrd
Highlands, N. J .
cvvenue^ ^
_
_ .
FOR SALE.
ROOM FOR RENT,
FOR SALE' OR RENT.
Mitchell seven pasBenirer touring car for
Either Indy or gentleman. Inquire M<
Twenty acres good rich lanil, «i>oil linrn«,
nalc; a barcain. W. M. VanDom. Globe
chanic-BUePt, next to Eeilly's storage ware- Court Kara?e, phone Red Bunk 1161.
six room hounc, wlt> or without ntiick. Ilryhoune, R«d Dank.
an, Port-au-Peck, N. J . . phone 1660-11, Long
PEDIGREED COLLIE PUPPIES.
Branch.
i
COWS FOR SALE..
Malea and females; just a t tho teudy
Several very eood cows for eale. H a n ; bear sue. The best Kift for your children.
WANTED.
Sctlty. Holcchurftt Far in, Tin ton l o l l i road John A. Gamewell, Little Silver, N. J.
Four convenient unfurnlsbi'il roonia or
Hatontown, N . J .
Hmull IIOUHO in Bed Bank or Biiliiirb: two
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
ailulta. A. E . Morrlu, Morgan, South AmHOUSE FOR SALE.
Two miles from Ked Bank).best of lond; bor, N. J.
On HarTison avenue, weveu roorn*
proori Wouae and outmiihlinKa. V. KL llaley
bath.
Paul Matthews, 2b i Eaal, Yrvni &. Aon, Shrewsbury avenue. Red Dank.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Hlrcet. Ked Bnnk.
In house with all improvemento at RumMARIANO TESAURO,
non, N. J., i,n trolley lino; light ,,h<>melc<:«l>POSITIONS WANTED.
contractor and general construction work, Ing prlvllciiM. AddrcaR F . R, It., dinwer M,
Man ki,d xli? wish portions an butler
eatlmatefl given. Home sddrestf, 242 Cath- Bod Bank.
cook, or houseman.
Call lftO Mcclianl erine street, Hed Bank, fhone SOt-It.
fltrect. Red Brnk.
BICYCLE TIRES.
ADAMS * MOXLEY.
Fisk, United Blnles, Infnllihlo nnil Vltullo
ST0Ri~VOUR CAR
atceplejnckn and wall climbers, r!np:t*n ami
by the ilny, week or month at Scata's, an up houne wreekcrii. We cut iiown and trim tires, $1.50 nnd up. Mjihna' hicy«lfl excnanai*,
S7 B««t Frtmt Btreet, oppu«ll» Uliilw hot-l,
lo-tlnto-llrc rronf garaec.ot 171 Went ^V
tr««s.
60 Worlhley street, lied Ilank.
Ited_Ilunk.
._ _
Itreet. Ked Dnnk.
CALL
ON
ME
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR. RENT.
Tiroa
Tubea
for houaefl or lots in Red Hank anil vicinity.
On
trolley
lino
a
t
Ruramm,
N.
J.,
nine
rcsnioH
WANTED.
30x3
Fabric
$ 8.50 $1.50
1 rcll rnal estate. Paul Jtovcre, 56 ITruad rooma, all Improvement!: exceptionally a t lady wishers a position in office BI atrect, Room J , Ited ILnnk. I'hone 9CB.__
30x3H Fabric
9.50 1.50
tractive. Addrotm Exceptionally, ilravcr M,
ftenuirr.inhor.
Aildr«K8 131! Creelc rond
30x3Ji CorJ
1
14.50
Hed Hank.
_ _ __
....____
Kfjuiribtirc, N. J .
^ ^
CANOE FOR SALE.
Slxt -i>n foot Thompson Bros, canoe; very
31x4
"
is;oo
1.7S
FURNISHF.D ROOMS TO RENT.
SALE CMEAP.'
,
anfe ) loilel: two paildlca; prlae 144. 214 An extra FOR
Near trilley nnd Htnllon, by week
flne
kitchen
range..
with
wnter
32x3H
"
16.00 1.75
Broa.l street. Ited Hank, phone 2<H-M.
nunth.
llo« S6, Urlford, N. J . Ihc
hank lor boiler, cost *7H, sell for «30. . At
32x4
"
22.50
2.00
Kjan-buiK E<i-W. .
265
HhrcwJbury
avenue,
near
Bank
street,
CRAPES
WANTED.
33x4
"
23.SO
2.25
.___„_.
.
FOR SALE.
Oni- hundred pounda (rraiies: wtnte price Red Hank.
34x4
"
24.50
2.2S
One V'ortl Hi'Aiin, junt overhauled, ii, fin anil if you can deliver. I'tra. Dailfie, Maple
FOR SALE.
32x4 H "
25.50
- 2.50
^hr.;,-. HUH r.loiH.
ln,|Uir,- )::', CJiiklun farm. Munition road. LittU Hilvrr. N. J .
One oak s l l c hoard. Indr's deiik. Morri»
B^ivet^ltcd llank L .
33x4 ?,
".
26.50
2.S0
chair, mirror and nak «lnnd <«r «nU. (.all
HOUND DOG FOR SALE.
DRESSMAKER
34x4H
"
27.50
2.50
Well hriiki'ii female mi,I'll huund, three between 'JlOO nnd 2:00 at 108 Ili-riren pin",
'_
Mr.,. J . !>•,'!> V/lllow uv«tiiM-. ..i>i it., yrara olil; Kllnratitertl. lni|ulrc f>f Kdward Red Ilank.
33x4H
"
28.50
2.S0
Uttlr-' Silver Klnllon. l.ltllr- Sllvrr. N. .1.
Cuiinurn, 151 I.ei>'nnril Htroet, lted Hunk.
TRUCKING AND MOVING.
36x4 H "
23.50 ' 2.50
llml Until 11 H:l-It.
Let m« give you a price on ttueKlns or
TYPEWHITER
HEAbQUABTEIU»i
33x5
"
31.50 3.00
HOUSE FOR SALE.
W& buy, Tent, sell, exchange and repair all kimW; local and long dLtaner mciylnjt.
35x5
"
32.BD
3.00
Bin rmiinH nml i-cllar. 1^,600. cn.ib 9900, typewrltera. Trubln'a. thr: Stor« of a Thotl- Jack Carroll. »T Maple aivonuf, It«a Hank.
Photw »<«.
.
balance on raorlirnKe. C L. Liiker, resl es- sand Items, EB ilroad street, lied Bsnk.
37x5
"
33.50
3.00
tate. Jlvllnrd, N. J .
36xU
"
50.00
3.25
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
BLACKSMITH AND HORSESIiOER.
Lloyd
Fmneli,
«
Unilen
Blae»,
Red
SPECIAL.
40x8
"
100.00
4.60
Prank Only, practical l,orncnhocr. B«tal>' Stop Mt Mi pit' farm, Kurrmiin road, for llahed (Hlcen y<ara in l « . l Honk. Mapl Bank. All kln«» of Jobbing promptly «tUinded to. Eitlmataa eheerfully Juriilnlml.
avenue, oppoalta While at, net. Itail Hank.
Phon«OJI,
•
>_. _ .
ehancr for t'nifiiiiiH. '
A WONDER FOR THE MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
i
Olditmoiille umrlng far .iaaO,,miiiW
•* Monir t o limn on t n t Iwmt'^ral nrt(ri*K»
A«k for ConraSn bresd, the kind that I"
an Impruveil real estate, Alston Utesnuut, Urond anO' wenmoutb fitreeU, Ile<l ttank.
pure nml wholesome: fresh dntlj. fh<tn'"
attorney, Ited Ilank.
_
1IH-W mid let us »erve you. You'll enjuy
CAHAGE WANTED.
„„„_,.
_
.
MUSCOVY DUCKS FOR SAi.l-..
Want to rent irarai;e f<ir one ear n «tir_ sorvjee.
~ SPECIAI. FOR CASI| ONLY.
Seven youiiK ilnckit, lulir ilrakas ttud three station: ntxo furniithed runm wnnleii. TinyChoice lean plate liert, 0 rsntx n pouiul;
hens.' William :i. Bray, llolmut'i, H. J.tor, 45 BhrewHuitry av«nu.!,
nine butter at any l>rk-c. Kiiilrl & Co,, I'otPhnnv llolnldel 27-J^
Phono 233O
SPECIAL F P « CA;>4 ONLY.
Dally Dallv«rU«
ntr Ilroad and Front strtetn, Rnl Harli.
FARMS WANT£D
Choice cuts of clmek ^oaat, IK ctnls 1
Pharu lOO-lf.
,, ,
For Quick aotinn lint y m t inrm with ptiisud; heavy beef. Krjptl A Co,, (rorii
ll**«>BiJ and front s t r t i t r
Or*rg» W. 7ttck«r, euunlrr *,r...
AUTUMN
OUTING
AUCTION
GEORGE H. ROBERTS,
• SALESLADIES WANTED'
for Saturdays. F. W. w."'l»u«o C
Bank.
•
axm, STOVE roti
Wir ttrttt, Hua
MORTGAGE WANTW).
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
• • :• • "• H i - . , - ,
RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 2 1 , 1 9 2 1 .
Page Thirteen
PLUMBING AWfi TINNING.
T K £ „._
NITRATE 09 SODA.
FOR SALE,
i
FARMS WANTED
Practtcel piumblnfr "<» tinntny; pump and In u y quantity from one poiind t o 100 Three room bung«low
Kr««h rotfntfffn*r**rfcrtnri<^
e Vacuvtto-wili do the work of
and •!* room bouse
t at Brevoort'i utarkvt, 80 Broad fired
:he electric cleaner* carpet sweeper and windmill repairing. William DlHerich, 42 tans; $58 a ton. Phone, write or call, J. for sale; termi reuonable. Call a t 802 For quick mclUm li»t your
LelKhton
avenue,
Bed
Bank.
Rtd Bank.
•
Figcher
ft
Co.,
Matawan,
N
.
J.
_
_
nttora. without the drawbacks of either.
Catherine Btreet, Red Bank.
(OonUnuwi from l « t p»i».)
O. Phllllpi, S0_Brld«# av«nu«,_lte<l Bank.
WANTED AT ONCE.
SPECIAL FOR CASH ONLY.
SPECIAL FOR CASH ONLY.
SPECIAL FOR CASH ONLY.
A •mall houff« Jn or n#»tr lt*d Hank for
Sugar cured shoulders, 14 centit m pound;
of spring iambi 30 vim in a pound.
Swlft'd Dixie bncon. 17 centn a puund;
NITRATE
SODA.
u\mOF
one
pound t o l u *
In flmt eliuia condition; one and one-quar•mall family. Add r e " B«ntcr, drawer ft
C
Co., c orntr Broad and Kront fine for boiling. Krldel A Co.. cornet*' Brood rery specinl. K ridel & Co., corner Hroud tona:
In «nr
t&8
QU-nlltt tu\m
one
pound
t o J.
lu*
Phone,
write
or c«ll,
ter ton capacity; would make a fine truck Krldel A Co., cornt
KM Bank.
and
Kront_Mtre«ti.
Red
Bank.
FJione
30G-M.
and Front Htreets, Rwl Bank. Phone :tO6-M. tona:
t&8
» toMaUwaii,
Ph
it
ll J
H hher&
Fine
4k Co.,
wi N
N. J
J.
d Bank.
B k Ph
Phone aoiLM
ctitckwm WANTED.
'ur •xpre»Btnttn. F r il If. VanDorn Co., iitreetB, Red
FARMS WANTED
FARM WANTED"
TALKING MACHINES ON TIME.
Broad and JHonroouth street*, Red Bank.
I will pwr the hlKhtit marUt price for
BOARDERS
WANTED.
SPECIAL
FOR
CASH
ONLY.
For quick action lUt your faria wit
of forty to beventy-flve acrco wuntni. Jo* Bator, Mechanic «tre«t,
Play while you pay. Willard, Grand Opera
)iy« efa.cl.eini.
Jolk*- H Ofnni l,ui:k olromttrKxrinr*, SI
Boardere wanted; /our nicely furnished cd;T'arm
Seoiva W. Zuekar* country property ipi
«3AY IT WITH FLOWERS."
fruit and Reneral farminK: around and Emerson machines on inHtallraentB.
Phon*TsOBB-J.
J
K'JUk
Ph*TsOBBJ J
it pound; taken the place of buttvr
fine residential pectiun, all 'conv.cn- Red iCume
Ht
Hotblng
could
col
be
be m
mora
r a appropriate and
and room**
Bank or Frehold. Send full purtlculara Srnpll initial payment, balance in cntiy pay- ccntrt
'!*!J*ti .¥ tt J r !^ oro ;. ^ ' / • ~ _ „ _ — ^ .
Kridel & Co., corner Br»_d and Fru»t
iencee:
moderate
rates;
table
boarders
alto
nothin
thiing *f welcome
l
a* flower*:
fl
a beqaet
bt or wanted. 218 South »trt>«t, Hod Bank. to Pax 320, _F"lr Jf*v«n._N._J' No agentii. mentfl. Full line of Emerson records. J . HtreetM,
CHICKENS WANTED.
Ited Hank. Phone 30ti-M,
NITRATE "OF ~SODA*.
f cut
box of
of
cut flowcri
flowcri from
from W.
W.W.
W.Kennedy
KennedyA
A Phone 1069-R.
Will var th« hish<it market prlcii for n a n / quantity
DIFlore.
Shrewaburry
avenue
and
llei-bert
one pound to 10 Bonn',
TEAM OF HORSES FOR SALE.
B ' Will
ll inrtlr
nrtlr carrr happlnMa
h a p l M with
ith them.
th
live chlckem. 86 North Broftdwny, Long urn; IBB a ton. frem
street. Red Bank.
BLANKET SALE.
Phone,
writs
or
call.
.
Will
work
ninfile
or
don
I
It!
any
place;
Urimeh, N. J., Dhon* I COO.
N»w (« the time to buy Miem f,h*np. If
ELECTRIC PUMP REQUIRING NO TANK. weight
•iBcher t Co., Matawan, N. J.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ht 3,000
3 , 0 0 poundn; enm
enm IH per d a y ; Jet
CLERKS WANTED.
you wait you pay more. Our Mnortmont
Have running water. TUMI the faucet,
Forty-two acre farm; house, barn, outh
how
them
th to
t y o u ; lals et ff Wrntttft.
(Men,
women)
over
17,
for
postal
mail
^ERNsTnJowKRfluSonjuSSr
inuluden
all
colors,
in pure wool un«l wool
FARM FOR SALE.
b i l i n i ta,. fruit, between Atlantic HfKhlands name prcusUre an town nuppljr, but freuli Price for ell *200. B. M.Haley & Hon.flprviee; $1110 month; evaminntions Septem- nnd cotton mixturni),
Ilcilu<-tlonrt nn nil
Farm of 100 acre*, near Red Bank, tall - and Red Bank; a* nice place. Look It over. water direct from your own KHOII well. Shrew»b_ury
Fin* Bottob form, all kinds of potted
S h b
d Bank.
B
avenue, H
Hed
ber; experience unneceHBitry. Fur free par- itradcH.
H . Chitrk'M Furnituru Store, J'J
plants »nd flowen for home deeorationi for able locality for ffentlenjan'a a t t a U . Appl
iefl
J
.
Cottrell,
atate
hitfhwuy.
IH'HIMldCaleb
L.
Luker,
I'.
Q.
box
158,
Belford,
i±
J.
m
ticulars, write J . Leonard (former civil servMontnoutli Htreet, Uf« Ilimk.
salt. CharlM W, Bchnilder, florltt U t t l t to Dr. F. 0 . Henry, 254 State »treat, Pert
TOST THE" THING FOR A FARMER.
1
d.etbwn, N. J.
.
ice
examiner*,
291
Equitable
building
.
Ambor, N . J . Phono 4 1 0 .
,
' HOUSE FOR SALE.
An All-American une-tun ntnke liody
DARE'S PRIVATE DANCING STUDIO. ""
WANTED!
Six rooms, all improvements. Including V
ruck; -nn excellent thins for carting pota- Washington, p . C.
J
^ "fflPEClALFOR CASH ONLY.~
Child butldinir. Red Bunk, Frldny«; Jav-nll«
HOUSE FOR SALE,
Inferior hay, wheat straw, rye ntniw or <'t*« and other vetfetablefl. . See it and net
big jrarafte; bargain for quick buyer. InREAL ESTATX.
^Shoutdara of lamb, .12% cents a pound;
clfiflri, 4:l(j to ft-Aft J?, JVL. beginners and 'i\ti-rHew five-room houiej^all improvement!
anything cheap wanted t h a t ran lio m i d for our price. Fred H. VanDorn Co., Brnad »'"l
1
iiulm
at
17
Bennett
street,
Freehold,
N.
J,,
KiKht room hou»L>, nil modern Hoptovt - vnnced pupila; 7:00 P . M., »pecln) fllub, clnin
lean and very bent quality. Krldel & Co.,five mlnutDB from Broad atrest; price ret phone 410-R. Or Palsec theater, Ited Bank. cow beddinir.
Harry Se«ley, HokchurHt Monmoutli
Morimoutli Htrt^tn. RejKBank.
_____ mciita, cuntriilly lotnt.-it. lot fiOxir..! tvtt : advanced. Adulta' WniniKirH, ti :UQ Ut U ;ilO
corner Broad and Front utreels, Red Bank. conable; eiiny t e r m s ; will Nell furniture als<
Farm, Tinton Fulls road, Eatuntuwn, N. J .
three minutCH from UrmuJ Htn-ct, iiftecn I'. M.; mlultd' iidvanccd club, etc., 9:0O lo
Phone BOfl-M.
AddreaR Box 84, Red Bank.
Phone 211B-M.
^
TYPEWRITEHTEXCHANGE.
TWRITEHTEXCHANGE.
FOR BARGAIN SALE.
from station; S10.00O: iHissc.sHion 10:110, 'IVrinH in udvunce: ten clasn Itja-ioua,
buy, Hell, rent, exchange and do expert minutfit
I bu
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
One thoroughbred Southern Guard came
one month. A:> L. TVIHH jiitt-iK'y-, Ilt.'fi.-tter $8.00: hulf hour private IcHHom $2.50. I ' . i FOR SALE.
F 0 R SALE, CHEAP
pnlrinff. Agency for Woodstock Standard, in
nnd especially no If the phonograph and r«e- The farm known a« the Charles P. Conov
cockerel and nine pullets; one thoroughbred
vate iniitrur.tinti a t nil hours hi «ocle( y and
H tenOK
and typewriter BUPPIIPB of all buildinir. RLII Hank.
nrdi are from the stock of J. deFIore, farm, near flradevelt, N . J. Inquire
" 'tfht Brahma cockerel, two pulleU and two One-ton VttrA truck, rack body, Iwo-ncat- stenographer
fancy dam'ea; Discnunt to former puplU!
' "
William C. Phelnn, Monranville,
Bhtew»bury avenue. Step In and hear them CharUH E. Oonover, Wickntunk, N . J.,
SITUATION WANTED.
na. AddresB W. G. Kaoul, Navealnk, N. J . ed canopy top carriuHe, plua-tun, ntiol cart, klndsj
driving
and
Had
die
home.
Apuly
C.
Ii.
EvPhone
74-F-G.
Holmdel.
demomtrated.
Middle uiced worrnin would like im.siliun
T. H...Roberta. Rahway. N . J. i
WANTED.
• AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC.
<rdell, near Hazlct railroad Miition. Phoiu*
1
for indunniU- period: wood ptnin L-<ir»kinK <>r • We want AGENTS
LOST.
a la'ly ur Bentlenmn airi-nt io
Position wanted an an automobile meFURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
hat* iilso hud iiracticnl i-xpcrW-nee in iHildle city tnnln
T H E PIANO SHOP.
.
Diamond bur pin, nineteen titonex nut.in Hewing;
in Red Htink nnd uther vuchanic.
Can
do
all
kinds
of
repairing;
six
Eight room, well furnished. houee for
nit;k
room,
ocpeciiiliy
with
tldcrty
ix-uplc.
W e tune, repair, buy, veil and exohane .
SMALL HOUSE WANTED.
ptutinum, in or ubout Atlantic HiHhlarnl" on
! a lit cities. This In a wonderful onpurtunr*»nt for the winter to nnrnll ' family of Hew
ChriHtina M. K«nrnvy, t a n
pianoa direct from factory a t a aavins years* machine nhop experience. 'Ad tires a
Famlly^of two desires tmuill private cot- Thursday the 8th. Liberal reward for re- AddreHH
'-" ; ityart yuu will he »i-tniliu« th« genuine J. It.
Automohile Mechnnic, drawer M, Red Bank.
tiiluitB. AddroHn Furnlnhed House, drawer of fBO
t o 176. A. B . Dlrhan, Drumrnon
turn to Mr*. Peter Hotline, Chapel Hill, U. J . brantlt, U'onanlu. N, J .
Wntkln* I'roducta. inr.ludini? W»tkin rt <.•«.•««tage. ll improemcntH^ ccntntjly ]<
Jri, Bed Bank.
.
glace. Red Bank, phone 0 9 8 .
on Immediately If IXJHHS
Phono 310, Atlantic Highlunds.
| nut ojl . Hluuiipoo, (iiirilo fjtco powder fruit
AUTO FOR SALE,
WANTED.
,,
jdrinkrt
nnd «VLT 137 ulber proiiurta. Wrltu
witiTVutieuUrii
to
H.
Mnrvin,
«7
H
Hiirillnit
Cole-S
touring
car
for
nale;
perfect
condiTRY H, B. HAYEfl
t
Fanner-wanlfner
and
wife
(.s
SHOTE LOST.
SALESMAN WANTED.
,,i | today fur fn-c aoiiiplc und jiui-ticiilni n. TUfor roar electric*! work, wiring, lamps, «nf>no children). Man
A now shotB strayed from tlio McLei i. tion: Cord tires; will sell cheap to quick road, Hed Bank.
An old wrll-establwhcd onluriK iiiHtitutlon ouple,
J. It. W-itkirw 'Cumpany, tiK_Ne.w York, N. V.
tori, fixture!, work promptly attended town farm in Mlddletawn. Finder p1e»*e notify buyer. Mnhtus' Blcyclo ExchanRe, 27 Eaut
roihul
farm;
oapulile
of
doinu
<
EXPERT
CABINET
MAKING.
n an openintf fnr ii hiKh CIUHH rfpreH^ntaor country* ( 0 Spring street. H«d Dank,
ork; in Shrewsbury; all year nc.iiifi
rir Adnms, Red Bank, It. K. D., or tel«. Front street, opposite Globe hotel, Hed Hank.
Antiques restored; repair!ny. and reflnlah- tive In Hed JJunk imd vicinity. Call or write
rhona 828-M,
WINTER POTATOES.
party.
John Eliors herd
phone 27G-I--U, Middletown,
I
Ing. Solid mahogany reproductions made B. J. IlUHHcll, N. J . State Man*KIT, room 804. inht
REAL ESTATE.
Uuy or tinier now. Green MonnUlim
prinKo roatl, Reil Hank.
to
order,
fflrst-claas
work
trnnriinteeil.
H.
M0L1NE TRACTOR FOR SALE.
Clinton
.bulldloir,
Newark,
N.
J
.
n room house, all improvcmc
improvcmcntit;
tit;
lrra.le.lt ST, p«r Imirel, l\ O. B. my farm;
ELECTRIC P U M P REQUIRING NO TAN if.
,
I
Chnrk'e furnniture ' "fore. SO Monmouth
SUshtty used; in perfect condition; bar- Running water In your house juat like twenty
station,
ty minutes
st
FOR SALE.
Crt-en Mountain* lii.IiO 1>(!r barrel, deliver.!
inut from
f
t t i one Hock
H k from
fr
AGENTS WANTED.
gain at $47B.
Harry Seeley, Hokehumt town, Same pressure at your faucetn. Qi\c trolley,
t l l y, lot
l t fi0x200
fi0200 f
A h.
h •treet, Red Bank.
feet;
Oak flcith und bonl{L-its<- . :-inlui>-'.l. %\:\ in K.;d Hunk mul vicinity; mixture of mu.xi
f
;t IIGnOO
. O ;; tt
r m t . A.
termti.
Make $10 daily sellintt our guaranteed 100.
Farm, Tinton Palla r6ad, En ton town, N . * thla pump a t James J, Cottrell'H, atate high- I l
RRegister
i t
pi.'o.o ne t of difiht'rt, blue flnrnl dt'siwn stock nnd OinntH, %i per biiriel, V. 0 . ,». my
lB
FOR
RENT.
Ivlna
agency,
buildlnK,
Itetl
Bank.
watorproof
npronH
nnd
our
rev-'rwible
ironP_onB_2U6-H.L _
oblong mirror, iiOxiO, jrilt frame farm; i'i.hd per barrel, delivered Iled Hunk
way, near Middletown, N. J .
j
Space in up-to-dn.tc private tnirane; juwt ing l)f,ar<l rovertt: over 100 per cent profit. t\2;
FIVE HEIFERS FOR SALE.
$0.60; Crex U(f, tan and (frt-en, SI.SO, sev und vicinity. Telephone Eaton town 211)"-?'FURNITURE FOR SALE.
Two and three years old; all bred to the placo t o ntore your c a r fur the winter; A Kent's wimple free. Rubber Products Co.,
COLD BRACELET LOST.
l
ther
ticlr r t , nil ,;,»od n.^ new.
2>12. P. O. wirings H. A. Dnn»cr, Eatontown,
Lady's walnut' writing desk, with chnlr,
N. J . l-'arm hinitnl ut Scubuyville, N, i.,
Utnt somewhere betwei
#een !fierRi>n place uij.d Guernsey bull! no reasonable fifrure refused terms reasonable. For partiriilnr« write or Jerome avenue, Woodhaven, N, Y.
Brunch avenue. Hed Bank.
oak Hat top desk; also corner cupbonrd and
on in inn ronrt to Freehold.
Hroa<it) street, narrow If if old noon; owner gcting away, K. M, Ha-nee Elmer E. VanSchoUk, Tinton avunue,
150
ACRE
FARM
FOR
SALE.
other plecei of furniture. 2D0 Maplo ave- gold bracelet. Reward offered
ley & Son, Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank. Eatontown, N. J .
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.
for
return
i;o
Twn
ami
a
half
-.lien
from.
Middletown;
nue. Red Bunk.
FARM FOR SALE.
Four
room
houae,
lar^e
chicken
housf,
IB RecklcBH p l y . Red Bank.
ji
FARM WANTED.
(id house and o u t b u i l d i n g : large apple
CIDER MILL OPEN.
About uiir-qimrtcr mile from mili-umi >flnpif?K<*ry, acre of KniunJ with fruit
Fifty to HIX hundred orrcK, with about
cimni and other fruit; best of Innd; po«- stable,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE. ' ~ "
If
Grind Monday, Wednesday and Saturday; twenty
tree* ; near Kr>(! Hank Ktntinn nnd ti-ollcy, on tion, Hevrli-lentliM mile fiom ma(n lii^liwny:
ucrcs
In
annortccl'
fruit,
ntiittibk*
for
HKion
at
once.
Tern™.
E.
M.
Huley
&'
Xarge Sterling coal ratine; al»o BBB range
In Ilumnon, centrally located, a nevcifyour own Juice; 'quick service. Can nurucry; buildinirn must he lirltt-cluHtt and Hon. Shrewsbury avenue. Rod Bank.
Riv rsidc drive. fiKiiiire nftcr 5:1)0 P. M.beautifully rlevuted property containing 192
with hint) oven and broiler, four burners. room cottage with all imptovemento; imme- Bet
eight barrels per hour., Charles H.
f
i
Lake,
Ghupei at-red, 20 acrcrt wnoiliund; rxrcltcnt p<»tntu,
A l
to W. G. Krench, 2S Riverside nve diate potmen nion. For particulars addrcjis squeeze
KIDP, Marlboro, N. J,, phono 108-F-5, Free- Btrictly up-to-date. 0. J . Smith, box 105,
corn und alfalfa KOI) ; 500 fruit trees. Nln»
Hill
ad, Miildlvtc n. N. J .
Rdjak
Efitpntuwn,
N.
J
.
________
Stenographer
and
Office
Assistant.
hold. __
_•
oin houHe, Urfiiitl outbiiililinKD nil in PXCKU
An
excellent
permanent
position
open
for
FARM
FOR
SALE.
two bu
oiiltiy
PROPERTY
FOR
SALE.
„_
FOR SALE.
tlio roughly capable, expurienrcd yountr
7 REAL ESTATE7
FURNITURE FOR SALET
Loented on Sycamore uvc»nu«t a beautiful
'll for $11000. TT m
Dt'Hiruble Brood Hireot prnjicrty fur
pint
Cadillac ueven paafienger touring ear, slip
jrnan.
Guod unlary, pIctiHont working twenty
Bungalow
and
one
to
flve
acrca
for
sale
lHBlon
center
table,
with
writing
tal
acre farm for li*sn than on« dolluc »
dr.MM for Tiirthm- partleu l a ^
two residences, one with ei^hL rmurn
ntiveru, double windnhield; excellent condi- to match: lnrKe dark "oak chont, with brap alone1 trolley end main road; nlso some bi
nilitiun, befrinninK at R:liO A. M. A*ddrean d a y ; ten
ro»m h.mne, nil impr<>vcmcnt»; to I'a
tunity, drawer M, Ited I).u\h.
tion. Can be seen by appointment. I'hope Wtigea and extra enclosing cheat for Banib. gains In houses for Bale. Lots on easy pay- the other nine; with all iiiiiinni'nuiiiK
Stenoifrnpher. drawer M, Ited Rank.
KiiraKC Htnble imd all o u t b u i l d i n g : o n e
reasonable price. Paul Beven-. .16 I
S2H-J. Rumaon^
'
'
200 Maple avenue, ncd 'Dank.
] ments. Caleb h. Luker, Main street, Belford,
mite from statirin.
W. J . Gil m a r t i n , liilO
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Ktrcet, _Rc_d_ Bonk.
K. J.
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES
At Lonjf Branch: four bedrooms: all im- WifBt Sl>lh Htrt'et, New York.
Hy ciircful .study of concrete, Uhin^ Atlas
ROOMS
WITH
BOARD.
~
jP
YOU CAN USE
cleaned at The City Dry Cleaning and Dye- AccomodatJonB for party of adults In w«U POSITION WANTED AS CARETAKER.
ovemcntH: paved street; corner property ;
Portland cement, ninl insttilling the moHiiDBLANKET SALE.
inn Work*, 0 Mechanic street, near Broad located home on Droad street, one or t^fo Married man detth-ca position ns caretaker, the Vncuetto for thirty day.i li.forc ilec
Karaite; restricted Ideality; ahmB enclosure
to-dutR
mncliincry, we are now able t o p i o is ihe time to buy them
wither cnfih or monthly payment
utrect, Red Bank. Phone 108-M, William Os- con nee tin a rooms with board.
ducc t h eAbent
rclinblu romtrnt block on the
fur winter,
Write Owner, box 30!) Lon« youNow
AddrciU no ohjection to Blight dairy work. Cun rive on
wait you pay rniiri-. Ou,,Ll „.„,„.,,„„.„
In;il tet
l io u r
me demonntrfate the Viipui-Itc in
trov, proprietor.
«nd
wo"l
!
\>M* are tampnd by autoBranchy
or
phone
2111-R
Katuntown.
X. Y. Z., drawerM^ned Bank.
J
excellent references.
Addreaa, tor further Let
includct all Kolor*. in j
home, no obligation. O. Phillijiri, :(0 H
•natic tampers. Kprcinl prict' to contractors.
PKiltcJiard, Cofctakcr, box 174, Middletown, avenue,
nnd cotton mixtures.
Iteduclion
Bed
Bank.
'MONUMENTS.
FOR
SALE.
FOR
P) ,pt d.-liveii.'3. The Mval Cument Blork
N. J .
.
nrrndeH.
H.
CharkV
T*'urnltur«
S
t
>
re,
:ta
Thoma* Manson & Sons, designer! and
Drophenil HcwinK machine, upk-liditl condiTwenty yarde AxmlnBter carpet, two
and Sand Co., Inc., H. B. Lnchenniier, prei;fNON ELECTRIC VACUETTE.
s
- Imilden. of hljh grade monuments. Oflloe Feather pillows, vacuum Bweeper, oak rocker,
tion, $15; child's cot, safety Hides, splendid Monmouth utrect. Red Hank.
FOR SALE.
ilrnt, w-fdt aide of West Park nvenue, OaltThe new model Non-Electric. Vncuctte U
»nd yard, Monmouth etreat and Druramond Quart fruit jnrs, galvanized wash tub.
UroBH, $10; child's safety K « U \ now eijtht
Ford touring c a r ; new middle of last Oe- hore.
hurst, N. .T. Telephone 6-15-M, T,OLI«
RED BANK AUTO WRECKING CO.
A
demonstration
will
nut
olili^nte
ylac«. Bad Bank.
J
foot
length,
.$2.50.
Aiiply
Allan
Dut-Rle,
120 Mechanic street, Red Hank.
t o l e r ; self Btorter, newly overhauled, shock you; half the weight a n d • priue of moxt
Branch. Siimplrs cun be neen a t P . .1.
Abe
Korb.
121
Went
Front
Htrtet.
Red
phone 1.0 i-J, Atlantic HiRhlands, N. J .
abflorberu;
price
$250
cash.
Betsy
ROB
Wells, the hardware 'man, MS Droiidwiy,
Bunk,
between
Riverside
nvetmp,
phone
mi.
electric
clennera.
O.
PhillipH,
l
i
O
BrldKe
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.
FORD TOURING CAR WANTED. |
FOR RENT FOR WINTER.
I HiKbcut prices paid fur all kindj) of auto- IjntiK lirnnch.
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Five pnnKenger Studebakcr touring cor, In In icnod condition; tfood tires, etc. Cou farm, between Middle town and Key port, avenue. Red Dank.
Well furniHhcd bunt<aloiv, aix rooms, lmth, Dmobil«n.
Supplies
ami
partM.
all
kind*
of
Knod condition; price 9260. Can be'Been hy ueu runnbout; price must be right. App y
, AUTOMORILE MECHANICS WANTED.
12 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
.-cry improvement; rcaponPible family of I a r t s f ( ) r Hli!e .: ; nevf muster Rcara, nxk-a uiul ' (ifiud Nfitsoncd hijrh-cltiss «<xpf>rirnr<>d i.unppointment at 70 Brunch avenue. Phono * B. C. J. Smith. Poplar tstreet, off Le<
WANTED.
Good house and barn on ntuu- biKhwny; (ulult.4. Hampton, Eatontown bnuleviird, op- i
464-J. Red Bank.
fur nil makes of.ca
f\n
experienced cook nnd nccoml maid for every
avenue, Fair Hnvcn, N. J.
lomoliile men who m e capable of bitinx n> " foot
tillable:
all
seeded
.Uwn
and
all
ponito Monmauth rood. Cull before 11 :D0
Red 13 auk from November 1st. IMii
ci.il fiircmeii of tht: fulloviinR drpartrnvnlti:
CLASSY SIGNWORK.
fenced; beautiful neighborhood; iM)sae»ftion h^JM., or between 5 :O_0_and 7:00 P. M.
PHONOGRAPH FOR SALE. *
RIGHT IN THE HEART OF TOWN. ,
Sprintr Lake 417-J. or write to Mrs. II.
P. C. Moyan, tbe artist, mnkcH nnd pnints lintil assembly; first assembly; paint rih'on:
at
once.
E.
M.
Jluley
&
Snn,
Shrewsbury
Victor phonograph for sale; good condiBed Bank's moat convenient and Inviting Kountze, H05 Tuttle avenue, Sprlrtg Lake, avenue. Red Bank.
top ik-p»rtnient; triin shop; motor nast'mbly;
BiKna
of
nil
kinds
on
anything,
anywhere.
tion ; lot of rocordH. Mahnit' bicycle ex- barber shop; espert attention; three chair*! N. J .
MAN TO WORK ON SHARES! ~
paint and brush Moyan i» unex- hi»rh class road tent m i , receiving clerk;
change, '11 East Front street, opposite Globe one flight up. Second National bank build
Wanted, competent man to work on shares If it'H with
. Everybody admits ho knowa his uhippintr clerk; .itore-lu-epera, bUu-kfimith
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
J K J U d J J k
farm of about twenty acreu, with apple or- celled.
eV3 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
Ing. Alonfc Curchln, proprietor.
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number of other factory position.-) will
One cut-under depot wairon, on«-horne chard
chard; m
man
n m
must live
ive in
in or
or very
ery near Red
Red buBinesn from A to Z. 2I»9 Shrewsbury ave- and
No bulldinga. Beautiful plnce to build.
l>e open in the very near future to rnvil WIMJ
ALL COTTON MATTRESSES,
Bnnk. Apply, stating experience and ref- nue. Red Dank. Phone 1008-J.
REAL ESTATE.
Adjoins West Long Branch. Good for poul- farm wa^on, corn sliellcr, Ki-jm^tune, c
areI willintr to invest Kiihstnntial amount ifi
tiny lzes, 97.50: «llk flow a mattresses, $IT.
try. Price 21,000. Make your own term? dropper, need sower nnd furrnwmn stlod fur erenc Competent. Drawer M, Red Bank.
Six
room
hoUKc,
nil
modern
Im
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL.
this
corporiition. Application must he iu*any BIM, 910 to 945. Spring", any steam he»t: centrally located, J6.20O; terrify: ' E M . Huley & Son Shrewsbury
Mm. Jycob
Jucob K, Shocmukt-r, phonu
nuy, Rp/I utiltf.
IIledM,
l d %1
mpt service nnd export workm ship. companicd with A-l roferc-ncc to A. N . Hhci—
BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
size,
to 911. J. D. NorrlM, Mechanic I>oant!Hnion iroinedintely. A, L. Ivinn a^e'ti- [ Bunk
'112C-R,Eatontown.
^Contracting, repairing untld manufucturinK- nrd, care Netropolilan hotel. Anbury Pal I:,
Handsome
ivory
wicker
ciin
injre;
latest
etreet, Red Bnnlc.
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cj_yjRcjtlatcr bulldlnir,_Rcd Bunk.
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67 ACRE FARM tOH SALE.
jjuniJolu hhape; rcversibk 1 , fine sprinfr*. nr- Iji^'htfl, bells, telephone!!, motors, etc. I t will N. J.
GOOD SMALL FARM.
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE.
One " mile from E v e r e t t , ' live miles i rum tillery wheel n, ivory corduroy upholstery cont no more to employ the services of nn
POSITION WANTED.
HP
About five acres of Inml, »ix room house
1
A. M. Decker, office nnd shop, 9
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS WANTED!
Harley-Davidson, two-speed, with Presto
miles from Mid- throuirhout: very Httlc lmed: reasonable. expert.
Experifsncud chauffeur wiHlies poHltion; CJIII and UBUHI outbuildlntra in Kootl Hhnpe; about Red Bank, two nnd a* half l w
Mnrion Htreet, Red Dank. Phone 816.
Guod-aciitionnl,
hiKh^-lusH
experlcncrtl
liite lights and rear Beat, runa like new; will do own repairs; excellent choracior nnd h'|)> two blocktt from trolley. Henry V. Hylin, dlotown ; will sell n t a
"!
" " " " Mrs. Bent, Compton street, Belfovd, N. J.
an to motile men wnnted in a New Jersey
tiell.fof f 8 0 . William Moyan, 170 Rtver best of references.
E. M. Haley & Sun. Kin
Atldrenn Expcrlencbi room 9, IlegiHter buildintr, phone 743, Redtevm
factory;
men who are fituiihlo of bcinw K<-'!*OLDSMOBILE SEDAN FOR SALE~
Btreet, Ited Dunk.
FOR SALE.
ChnuffLuir, drawer M, Red Bank.
j|
Bank.
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^ ^ avenue. Red Bank.
Now in the time for closed ears; have a
Sho w case IS ><
, i feet tone, rosewood frame, cial tovumun of tin; following department,!:
WANTED FOR THE WINTER.
GOOD HOME FOR QUICK BUYER.
1920 model which must he sold to make
FIXTURESi'POR "SALE."
CAR OR TRUCK FOR HIRE
h thick, plate KIHS* tnp; on pinno \CK». Kinal jinsembh'. lirst iinsemhlymen. paint
PonioB and Had die lioracn, from October
Six rooms, modern improvement a, o'he
Combination ROB and electee fisturen, two
Tourinff car by; dny or trip; alno two-ton room for new cars. See this burt,r:iin before
ntique oak table. . Fine for enndy, cigar- shop, top department, trim shop, motor a-iuntil April. No charsu for board; good block from center' of town; poHuesBlon Ijiit dlninjr and living room domcH; ulso lnntern t r u e k f « r I o ( " a l « r l o n B dbtapce haulinn. Or- buying elsewhere. Fred IT. VanDorn Co., : cttes,
tt
d
i or
t jewelry;
j
l
l
t l f t Hvmbly, hinh I-IUBS n>ii<l l.;Ht«r9, rcct'ivM.«
also
twelve-foot
home. Apply W, II. Lnyton, 135 Oakland onco. Hunry F . Hylin, room 9, ~
oak tabl for nhow eaae and oak :> hoi vim: clerkM, rihippintr clerks, {*t«i'(.'ket;pt'rs. blarl;Hhaped hull light and other*; $20 for all. | d c r « t a k e n nt Paulson a barber shop, Front Broud nnd Monmouth streets, Red Hunk.
utret't, Red Bunk.
huildintr, phone 743, Red Dank.
Write
or
phone
147,
Ited
Bank,
box
332,
Red
street.
foo_
of
Broad
street,
or
phone
II.
Ritana^looH^jrjnss.
Box
ir>r>,
MitMlctdwi.,
N. J .rtinitli nnd a mnnber of other factory pixtiWrite
REAL ESTATE.
tioart, will he i.prn in the near futun.* Ut
, Itefi Bunk_^20,
Hunk.
FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
HoUHeK, stores, Monmouth county farma,
men who are willinn to invest in tliin curPOCKETBOOK
LOST.
New cur complete. We've put an attracREAL ESTATE.
Lease and furniture; twenty rooms, three pdiiition; applii-ntious niunt bo accompanied
nine acre and twelve ncre plots for developSITUATIONS WANTED
Pocketbook
lost
between
William
AllaW
tive llfcuro on thia cur for Quick ttelUntr*
Eif?ht room liousi all. modern imprn
ers on hill top view; near beach, along boule- baths ; doinn Rood buiiihcHbi. Can be uwed as
ith A-l icfyrenrcrt.
AdtlrcHH Auto Mra t Hum ft on and Stone' Church, ndar by an experienced reliable colored man andmerits;
TTVA H. VanDorn Co., UroaJ nnd Monmouth store
»•
of
tho
five
minutes
from
Httilion,
vnrd
and
trolley;
lots
on
easy
payments.
|
hotel
or
honrdini?
hoiiye.
Sellintr
ankM. drawer M, Red Bnnk.
Niivcflinlc. Itoturn to Qox 44, Little Silver, wife as cook and lnundrcsa In private family, bept locations in town; p
Htreet, Red Bank,
October Caleb L. Luker, Main street. Helford. N. .T. to poor health; Rood opportunity.
Phone
in o r out of town; with bent referencca. Call
N. J., nnd receive rewnrd of $5.
1 H 1 . Iled Bank. Americun hotel, 1K2 Monor address J . H. Hicks, 47 Linden place, Red Int. $8,000. A. L. Ivins -nifi-ncy, HLH',
REAL ESTATE.
BOYS WANTED
CIDER PRES3
buildiiiR, Red Hank.
*
mouth street, opposite railroad atution, Red
TABLE FOR SALE.
Biink.
Twelve room house, all modern improve- Bank.
ApplcB ground for elder or vinegar; apA six-foot oak dlninff room table, price
Iwirn tin; iilumbinK t r a j c ; Kooil
HAVE
YOOR
WASHING
DONE
ments,
river
front
property;
wonderful
view
,p\ea received on Mondays and Tuesdays; ni- $10, at Sidney- J. Beers, formerly the StewNOTICE.
start.
C
a
t
the'
Jersey
Const
Laundry,
West
Front
k & Oulilry, 18 Front
of the Shrewsbury river: ripurian Hunts: I
RUGS AND CARPETS CLEANED
ne sweet cider for sale, Victor McCloakey art farm on En ton town trolley line, opposite
Have your clocks and watches repaired by
Middlotown, N. J.
expert mechanic; any job done in ten days, street, Red Bank; farally ;wnah rough dry lot r.0x350 feet; $112,000;. terms. A. L. j by an entirely different method than used
.l Dunk.
Monmouth road, Eatontown, N. J.
|j
many jobs In two day a; charges reasonable. $1.25, with flat work Ironed 81.50; hand Ivina agency. Register huihlinR, Red Bank. , by present day curpet cleaninir establish1D10 ESSEX TOURING.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
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', ments. We clean und scour your ruga, veArt Jewelry Co., 167 Beech street, Red Ironing if desired. Charles Brcnker, pro
In excellent condition; jimt been rcpalnt|
Seven room house, lot 72x7a; improve- B>nfc_
FARMS WANTED.
LtorinK them t o ' t h H r original colors and F E N C E P O S T S A N D L U M B E R .
.
_ _ _ ; prietor. Phone 20jL
cil: a .bnrgain a t t h e price. Edwnrd von ments u r t \ian, water and sewer. Will 8,pll,
l.i*t your farms for quick sule with me. j freshness
For particnlurfi, Husne'-i Carpet;
Get our prices on now material, cut to «!>
FOR SALE.
FURS REPAIRED
KiitlenBcll, Monmouth utreut and Mapl< nt renHoniible price. Apply Frank Lucda,
i
ltu'jre
list
of
buyers
for
nil
size
Cleaning Works, 202 Eaut Front street, Hed der and delivered.
Have
Cook Brother!, p h c i i
and remodeled, made to order; BIHO selling n bargain: two aetn of saddle tinmen a;- extra farms. Drop ii pontul and I will cull nnd ; Bank,
ovenup, Rell Hank,
WV 13, 10 SuiiBL't avenue, Red Dank..
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pieces;
one
very
nice
sow,
brand
new
wagon
463-It.
Red Bnnk.
new furs; cu»tomern guaranteed to be tmtyour place.
J . 11. Springsteen.
TOBTSALE
FOR SALE.
ia fled, H. Libovsky, corner Shrewsbury new punh cart, very "Kood *eu skiff, two nirtnt, 231 Codies avenue, Asbury Park, RED BANK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
lit Fair Haven. N. J . , five build in ft lotn loOne 34 foot cruiser, wjth a thirty h. jjp. avenue and Herbert e tree I, Bed Bnnk, phone years old; cheap. Inquire 657 Ui'oadway,
Six room house, bath. Diinlry. hnnlwooil
BURNSIDE & BLAIN,
N..J.
r.atcd on McCartcr avenue* and Church Friabio motor, in A-l shape; ready to n
Lonfr Branch, N . J .
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floot-3, newly piiinted and decorated, ci'nient- ~"
utreet; prices rea»onob!o. ' Apply Box 810alrto two sixteen-foot sEilbouta. Can
il basement, modern improvement
practical plumbing; wurk Kuarantced; vaPROPERTY
FOR
SALE
RED
BANK.
HOUSE
FOR
SALE
>\nr^Ji[avpn, N. J^
FOR RENT
n™^.™™^
. ^ , .„«..„.
Newman Springs road. douWe and single ' strieted. largo lot. gardens, fruit. Kanuie,
m-en nt Dlokman's ynrda. Red Bunk.
u:e,
l^niiiU-d
furnisbed. OfiK-e jit 1^5 Monmouth
furnished for the winter months nt Atlantic
S.K rooms; three rooms anil bn I i l o n Cir i . n t c d : income monthly S2G. Will be • new hennery, improved street, near trolley,
POCKETBOOK LOST.
POSITION WANTED.
I Hlnrhlande, nicely located, smnll pert of stairs three rooms up ll.-mro attic, hath and , ,:,,o!,onabl« fluure. About one-eighth of i easy terms. Owner, Holster. Lake uvenuc, Htreat, Ucd Hank.
It lack puckothcok lost Tuendny In Red General handy man wfahes a poaitlt-. house with private bath; all conveniences; B a 3
1
1
;P
J IVntn" ."",'
™ r 1 1 t ' « <«»<• '•""• Shrewsbury avenue. For pur- Ited Hank.
Dank; card enulosed. Finder return to Ern- would likt* a poaiLion around privateositidn
cat^Ui $25 per month.
Phone 19G-W, Atlantic
Furnished House for Rent.
«ml Mftlnatl, Muple farm, SHveraide avenue, doinp general repair work. Addrcns General
_IMIIV " "ll"r088 P r ° P e r t y ' d"lWCr ^ K C J i '
FORSALT
SALE.
l d
%L?£S?Jr$™ I, N. J.m"riK*KC- C"U" '" S
" SPULLETS
L l i T i FOR
" "
UtUe. Silver,_N. J .
llantly Man, drawer M, Red Bunk.
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Six looms mi,! biilhj nit-oly fiirnisliL-ii;
E a r i y hutcheii thdroutrhbretl Sinifle Comb
~
rTYLlN'S FIRE INSURANCE.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
ABERDEEN-ANGUS COWS.
I Rhode Island Red pullet*, from prize win- FURNITURE F O R S A L E .
Is the plnce" to iiu-reu-^e your fire insurOne hundred and twenty-five acres of
REWARD OFFERED
will sell cows, heifers and heifer cnlves • ntnp, hi«h record malcfs* and fomnlt-s: bi'iiu- Demon plncp. Apply lo Willinin II. ifin
Household furniture for sale, Including for lo«tj hound dotr iinHWcvinR to nnme Ilof Kood land, two houses; npnr station; bent ance. Your businesH will be nppreciateil; at Ivery
attractive prices. This will be u good j tiful lan:e pullets; will lay steady larjfe VKK* ton. D:iviil.'on buiWinn, lied Hunk.
cli'Ctrlc htmp. parlor unite, bedsteads, tables IJobn; black with tan m a r k i n g , one tnn t),t»t null in M on mouth county. Henry P . Hy-none
me too
too larnc or nutii- t<n> amnll. Room St. opportunity
to
izct
started
with
thi3
jjupeiior
| the year round. Mrs. II. G. Dorr, Broinl
»nd jtramaphonei
Apply 45 Shrewsbury over (inch eye. Rceinahl DL'nny, Fair Ha- lin, room 9, Hetrister building, phono 743. RcKiater building, plume 713, Hed Drink, hoof breed. RtHMHtereil anil transfer pauers > street. Khrevvubury, N. J . . n w r Eatunttnvn
PAINTERS WANTEDr
nvenue, Red Bank.
_ _ _ _ _ ven, N. J., phone Red Bunk C89-M.
Red Banlc.
Residence phone S20.
with each. H. C. Taylor, South street, Red , trolley eiOBshiR.
Threo nicohantc.s; open shop; »tt;t\
VIM TRUCK FOR SALE.
Ballk
BICYCLES FOR SALE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
SEE
KENNEDY'
ABOUT
I
t
.
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FARM
FOR
SALE.
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A Rood truck for Hunt delivery: one-half
$45 to ?70 hlcydPH from f2B to ? 3 5 ; nil
On Catherine • street, nix rooms, RBH,
If you havo any real estata t o sell,,
DOG LOST
One hundred anil twenty-three acre si. sev- work. No oUiei-^ iH-cil upply. Chiimoi
ton capacity. Scecinl nt $175. Act quick. want to buy- a n ? r e a l e u t a t e Bee P . F . Ken- water and bnth: Rood repair; price $3,000, j?o6d makea, us I'lorei1, Columbia. Dayton,
av.-nti,.. Red H»,
:(') Union H trei't.. Red B nnk. en room house, plenty of Kimd o u t b u i l d i n g : Bros., -11 Harrison
(•tl -fl on
l**red II, VanDorn Co., Broad and Monmo\ith nedy, Red Bunk, about it. I t will be t o ymir only $ 1,400 cash; also other rennonable America and Pope bicycle.*. Manna' Bicycle
hnlf hour's <lrive of tv/o K«t-'U markets; ."lli.i Phone JJti-H.
; «m nil do ^ v/ith short nose a n d
iitreetB, Red Bank.
properties, Paul Revere, 5G Broad Btreet, ExchnnKe, 27 East Front Htreet, opposite
advantage. Phone 447-11. Bed Bank.
white, with IOIIK hair bearing fruit trees, nspnrauus ;iml berries:
l)ln< k nni
Globe _ho(ol_ Bed Bunk.
__
Tied Hank.
Apply to J. Rfc
Will p a t y who hait same retur n to . u bm-Ktun ut JT.OOO.
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WANTED, FOR CASH.
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
e - j SpiiiiKsteen, iiHont, 2'M Corlies avenue, Ai*RESIDENCE AND UNDEVELOPED LAND wnvd? lit nbo ve uldresa and receive rroA 1*0rd, auto rhunt*In with stnrter; mu»t be
A 1017 three-speed Indian with Hide car; GOLD AND SILVEK HEMSTITCHING.
;
hury^Park.^N.
J.
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Ford suburban, suitable for delivery p uIn Kood running order; stntc particulars and electric Hirhta nnd upeedometer, In fine riiinHemstitching, buttons, pinldnsr, plaiting, for suit*: have- a beautiful residence with
where to be Huon, J . B. K., 260 Shrewsbury ninH condition; will sell for $130. William coble and plain stitching.
poric*; Helf sUirter and brand new bkok;
All kind a of twelve rooms, with ton acren of ground, nnd
THE~RED"^ANKrHAlR PARLOR. " I
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.
iivenue, R*d_ Bnnk.
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Shampooinp, * scalp and facial massag* j Square dcalinK built a bi« buaineaa for two nuw shoes and a ttpiire. Clark Holbrooi,
Moyan, 170 RIVLT atrcct. Red Uunk!
jj handy thinRfl done nt t h e IInndy Shop, 13 forty ncres of und<?voU>piMl property; water
Broad street, over Schrocder's drujf store, fronta-o. Call or wvito K.-K.--K., Little Sil- with an electric -vibrator: manicurinc me in West Red Bank. Satisfaction guar" GOLD EVERSHARP^PENCIL LOST.
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ver, N. J.. II. F. D. 1.
REAL
ESTATE—HOUSE
W
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Red Bank.
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nwitch malting and children'* hair cutting | nnteed on all portrait work, developing and Euat Front street, Red Dank.
InltlfllR L. C. V,, flupponeilly lout on trolModern dweliinR with one to twenty oci'eo
Open
TueBdny e v e n i n g from *:00 t o 9 ;30. [printing:.
Attractive line.3 of enmcras,, filraa.
s,
pg:
ley near Campbell's Junction September IB. of ground; Red Bunk. Middletown or viciWINDOW CLEANING.
1920 CHANDLER TOURING.
stationery, toyn,
novelties nnd
nnd all
all kinda
kinda of PAINTING, PAPER
HANGING
stationery,
toyn, novelties
Return to II. D. Woolley, 9 Broad street, nity; preferably water front property. A<iWe make a specialty of cleaning wlndo-wn Room 10, Efoner building:. Red Bank. Pbon* newspapers
Sport model, or is in ill paint, looks like
Bold.
John
ld
J h DiFiore,
DiFi S Shrewsbury
h b
Hcd Bank. Reward.
c o n d i ; n low of stores, offlceB anOrivflte^residenCea; also 802-M.
and decoratinc. Paints and wall paper f o i dret>B R, E. W., drawer M, Red Bank.
| ' new; motor in Hrst clues condition;
avenue, Red Bnnk.
fl
f a quick
i sale.
l
d
Rat«B reasonable.
fliture
for
Edwaid
vonKnttcn- irencrRl office cleonlnjr.
FOR RENT.
nished. W. II. Ilennett & Son, 25 hUchnnfo
FOR SALE.
SPECIAL OFFER
ll
JMorimouth
street
Hnd
Maple
aven
Satia
faction
guaranteed.
48
Washineton
AWNING
AND
CARPET
CLEANING.
Kurnished or rfnfurnitOidl, for t h e winter
Fnirbiinkfl-Morne model Z, ten h. p. port- from September ^1 to October 1. Read y<|iur i ited' Bank,
iitrret. Phone 654-M.
Awnings, boat covers nnd curtains, car- atreet, Red Da till, phone 961. Broad strct-t,
monthi? or lonjror;. first floor cheerful' larwe
nble (,'na rnftlne; in excellent condition. See
Eatontown, N. J., phono 2113-J.
pets
and
ruga
cleaned,
scoured
and
stored;
livinpr
room
ami
kitchen;
second
floor
three
JAr. Hem!, mipprlntendent, Middletown farm,
NOTICE.
bedroom* nnil bnth; two larne clonets; all mattresses renovated and made t o order;
phone Red Bunk 2JKJ,
Keyport auto radiator works. RepairB of prlvnte;
o
Knrmre. I'hono Attantio Hi^'hlamls laying of enrpcts, TUR!> and linoleum. EstiCarpentering and Contracting;.
H tn
all
kinda
of
radiators.
A18o
mud
guard
a
Hon, 10 Went Kront street. Red Hank.
I
barttain; neven roomH nnd modern immates cheerfully Riven. Satisfaction guarFOR SALE.
gnHolcno tnnkB. Work called for nnd in^-w.
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Jobs, larcc or i-inalf; promptly attended
anteed. Snnborn's, 64 White Btreet, Red
.
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. _ _..|— provementa ; located on best ntreet in town; and
Six good young milk CO\VH, 25 tona hay, --• delivered.
77 Broad street, Keyport, H. ~ ~
BRICK
WANTED.
Bank.
Phnne
R2-M.
SMALL
FARM
WANTED.
muat
be
neen
to
be
appreciated.
Henry
R
to. Kstinmtcs Riven tuiil jobbing done vihvn
twenty hoR8 of nil niw:ti, chickens, Reese
Ten to twenty ncrea with bulldinsq, njiar < Hj'Un, room 9, Rejrister buildinR, phone 743, Heller. Phone 1C>2-W.
Will pay reasonable price for 500 new or
and ducks. Bryan, Port-au-Peclc, N . J., phone
pru
mi.•)('<!. ' Don nil t ^ & Buclmnon. general
FORD
OWNERS.
Ki-il Dank or Little Silver; investment ^.ot Ited Bunk.
aecoml hand brick. , MHO hnve 2:1M<iuareH
tonpr Branch 15G0-R.
_ _ over
CUT FLOWERS.
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BOARD.
Donl buy a new top for your car, re-cover contriictiniT nnd carpenterinK. Phono 280-M,
$10,000. Edward Pannaci. real etttqte,
nf heaver lioanl for sale, <>v will exchange
A b o—
r t e d ihihlian,
25
cents
per dozen.
Large
cheerful
room,
Biiltable
for
two
I
the
old
Fm-il
frame
with
an
"Atlantic"
topihihlian,
25
cents
Hoabriicht,
N.
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Phone
SeabrlRht
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APARTMENT WANTED.
for flrrtt t'lnan shinulLM. Jo4* Humph- j pinu: outfit: made of heavy rubber I'lutli; top, Red Bunk.
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ALFRED R. BRIGHTON, JR.,
' . lUii n l c e lnrBo.bo(i\it!tH for nil occnaloiiB, 2G cents | sentiemen j s t e f t m heot.' telephone, "runninp Hiimc
Three or four furnlnhed rooms wonted for tree surgeon nnd lundsciipQ burden inHIT
in nil , nnii 60 cents por bunch. KeifTer peava, 5 0 \ hot nnd cold w^ter; reneonnble to permanent reys. I'air Jlavtn, N. J. Phone Red Hank • back curtain mxl all trimmings reaily bo put
)iouHt>l<eepinir. with improvements preferred. work pertnlninpr to beautify En? c
Nelson. 27G Locust avenue, R U csta. Stinsnn House, Broad street and H51-VV.
c<-ntB basket.
I on; toiiniiK cor outfits only, S0.75 sut. We
N. BUTTERBACH,
AddreBs, pivinir particulars, to Apartment, work done by hour or contract. ffrounils;
Addr«ns Red Bank
SAFE INVESTMENT.
I prepay poHtul vhnrKCH. Atluntic Automubile luiidscupe gardener. AM work pertaining ; •
drawer M, Red Ilnnk.
Linden place. Red _>-nk.
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box 63, Hums on, N. J . Phono 421-.W. j!
Forget Htocks and bonda for t h e present \ Supply Co., Atlantic HitflilantlH, N. J .
REO
SPEED
WAGON
FOR
SALE.
123
ACRE
FARM
FOR
SALE.
beautifying ground a, lmge or small. Tr«*
nndd invest
inK
KOOII firrtt liuntBaKcs u t 6*;{.'. j
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POSITION WANTED
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REWARD.
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One-ton expresa upced wnson, A
A profit
pr
Henutiful farm, u-mojicy maker; half out
WINTER SCHOOL.
n& Rencral hougeworker In small family',
For the return of u fraternity pin,
bnrtftiln for one who hn*use for n enr of in fruit; best of land; K«ml for potutoett and We have Hpvernl Kood ones. §3,500. $1,000,
The Rjind tutorinc school will t)i»fn the planting prutiinn nnd spraying N. B u t t o Hood reference; pood home In preference to
Hhapc, with void Icttvra A. I. l.iO. this ni7.o. Oet our price at *me«. I('rcil H. rnrn. Tho owner retirintr. Will sell on $5,000 nnd $10,000. Write or phone Brewer full Hosnion October 1st; tutoring for st-hotils bneh, 101 West Front etrret. Red Bark.
lartw salary. Addreaa General Homework?!*, surrounded by pearln. Chnilea II. McAntrami Smith, real t-Ktiite, Aabuvy Park, phone
VanTJorn Co., Uroad and Monmouth streets, j easy termii. E. M. Hal & Son, Shrews . „U, . „
, nnd eollece hoard; iipplicalionsi should he Phone 846.
drawer M, Red Bnnk.
ncy, P. O. Dox 286, Fuir Haven, N . J .
Red Bank.
bury avenue. Hed Dunk.
! J_C I V :_
-— _ - 1 mndF promptly to Edwin W. Rimd, A. M.,
FOR SALE CHEAP.
i formurly of the I'l'ir.cali.n tut.ninir .school.
FOR SALE.
ELECTRIC PUMP REQUIRING NO TAI^K.
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FOR RENT.
COWS FOR SAUE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Thri-e-Miiiiiti-r size white mrUl bed. spviniH Princeton, N. J., 815 F.IKIIII HVIMIUL\ Loch
tinnjo mnntlolin in first clans condition;
StronK faucet preaHure, draws your f«!nh
LnrBc plcanant room for twn, with .
Fresh Guernsey cow, three years old, with
uned only a nhort time: with ense, price $12. well water. Cntl 778-M, Middletown, or In- without l>onrd, in a private family; nil con caff threo wet>ka old; itltfo Holstein cow, nnil mattress; innhoirany dresser, three- | Arbour, N. J, Plumo Allciihurat 2727.
There is only one sure protection RgnirMt
piece
imrloisuit
mul
1MI<
cmti'li;
nil
in
truml
j
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AddrcHV Hiinjo-MtimU-lln, Red Bnnk, N . J., npect pump Installed a t .lumen J. Cottrell'», j venlencoH; best Joca.tlon; referencew re- three years; frewh Septemlier 15th.
Uye
Ius3 by fne und Hint ia fire insurance. &'r« •
Apply M M . Walcott. Mmlison |
HAVE NO USE FOR SAME,
It. F. D. 1. box S2-B.
lUircd. Atlilvcsi pe»t Location, dvnvve^ W, ntrnw, baled or in slieuf; will deliver. Jiimes condition
nvenue, KIMI Hunk, l*.'Ii<)>l>i>iu> Keil Hunk ! Uii-hjirdson &. lloynton valise, I'li-fect Ni>. UH now ul)out insurance for your buildin.1*
p . Carton, Everett, N. J .
Red Hank.
I J012-W.
, 1 1 . like new; will Moll for $iif,. Aiu.tht'i- and contents. J . H. Gregory & Son, 4J
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POSITION WANTED.
CONTRACTING TEAMSTER.
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1^, two
American young man wlnhcm a poflltion as
FOR SALE IN RED BANK.
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TO TRENTON FAIR.
Cellars dun, Kimlene plowed, harrowed iml
CLERKS WANTED,
yc:ii'rf old. 1KMt of nhiipe. Sift: mu1 computing Ilrond ulrcet, phono 283.
n hand/ man; la a willing worker and very planted; lawun put In nhnpe for the BUmnjer.
Six room houne, all improvements; three
Johnson1!* tiiirht »eeintr bus cf Hitrhlnnds
still mail ! ni>nh SIO ; <J no V u l e i m t J ; IH n i l i^'
linncly with tool*.
Address Handy Man, Willinm If. Do wen, Tinton nvenue, lSntpu- fifty-foot lotn, flve minutctt' walk in depot, will run daily trips. Leave Highlmula 7:00 .eighteen years upwltnis, fur
$120 month; i'.\iH<riem
umu-ccft- ;
MU' nc • w KO-Knllon K ll Iv nl/ .c<I
raime SPEED!
ilrawcr M, Red Bank.
three to trolley; will HOII lots Heparate. A. M., pick up pnsseiiKerf" a t SeabriRht, Oce- service;
town, N. J., phono Eaton town 2167-W.
SPEED!! SPEED!!!
For free i>nrticulnv» of exnminatioii^, j ,',;',f,' 110 \• o r
IMl, ? l f . . I.. II. llli i i v .
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Price for nil $7,i!00. Cilob h. Luker, Bel- anic nnd Fair IIJIVIMI. Round trip ?2.2T». , miry.
wHle J . Leonard (fuinicr civil si'ivici? ox- ! j lt|l ,i N. J .
In ii !arm> rffvi'li-Dus^i'iiirer Hihlnotl, Ki>SEED WHEAT FOR SALE.
THE HUDSON HOUSE.
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Ph<me HiehtandH 1273-W. ^
ford, N. J .
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— - ' iiminor), 2111 Kqiiitablo building. WaHhinif- ] •
"Lwcpn Prolific," very choice clenn, need
FlrBt-olaas bonrd by the day or w**k;
iliK
In
'I'li'iilon
fnir iH'KiimiMK Si'ptoiulirr
PUBLIC HEARING.
CpTTAGES FOR SALE.
LOCAL TRUCKING AND M O V I N a
ton. D. C. . _ _
•wheat for nale. Honry O. ScudUcr, Tele- centrally located anil plcasnnt aurroiindln^
MuUo u|i your iiiu-t)- of Hevi'ii mul nri*
Ni!W York Harbor l.in.' Ilnnril will holil 2li.
Kraph Hill Farm, Keyport U. D. 2, plume rat<*s rcnnonnble. Hudnoh House, 145 11^' Two nix room cottitKcn ' for wale in old I do trucking and local movinc a t reanonEXPERT
UPHOLSTERING.
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ht-'lirinic
ubout
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M.,
Hi-'Pti'inlicr
Oceanic,
now
HumHon;
require
a
few
reable rntcs.
Prompt und carerul Bervicc.
(ii'urit" l l . WIIIIIIIO, o r ill-op a n n i l lo 8
a7r>-F-Bl, Middlotown.
^ won avenue. Phone Red Bnnk. U8-W. ||
OvcrivtulTofl fuinitiiro nuulp t o nrilcr: also j ill. 11121, r ( iom r.12. V) Whltcliall stroi-t, Nuw
pair ii; lm run In prlct-s to uulek ptuchaxerH. Give me n trial nnd you will be convinced,
RIDING LEGGINGS FOR SALE.
Aililrenn Lock Hox 331, Ruimon. N. J., for William C. Decker, fifi Monmouth street. cushionH, slip covers, e t c , ; BVlppllefl, tupcu- j Yoi-k. un ininliriciitiiin «R liarbor Hnerf for Pi-arl . . t ™ t . Iti'il Ilnnk. I'huiio I I 7 - W .
AUTO FOR SALE.
try, cretonne nnil leiilliL'r; alau lamp Hliaile I Smiily Hook nnil Kiiiitim liny ii with p a l t i c u Two palm riuIhR lepninp'a, new, never
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Red Ilnnk. Phone 231-H.
Iteo tourlns car for Bale, pood condition pnrticulnrs.
ailkB. triniiiii|i^8 anil wire f r a m e s .
H. Inr ri-fcri'lico tu t h e viviulllvn of W u t r r w i t c l i Woman's
•worn> ftlee 1GH and 10; Corriovtm end imi-Hood tlrca; orlf starter, He.; reasonnblr.
Exchange-Tea Room.
ClmrH'H fuvnltitro store, 311 Monmouth street, anil MiiiKiui, N . ,(. Inti'rt'sti'il lmrli"a invitcil
WANTED.
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tation plttrtkln; $10 nnd 11) respectively. MnhnB* Uluyclu ExohnnKe, 11 Ka«t Frjint
POSITION WANTED.
WiMii
Havo cllcntn waitlrttr, for hoUBCH In Ked Yonni? Indy wishes ponition In npnrc Rcil Ilnnk.
Call Jted Bank J125-M, atreet, oppoaito Globe hotel, Iled Hank.
to u t t i m l or liu riM<rcnuiiU'<l.
will
Dank. Why not let me help dlnpoae of your hours; will addrcmt t'liv.'lopcs, mull circuINITIALS
COW FOR SALE.
CARS FOR SALE.
roperty. Send me full detiilla nnd I will liirD. d,> anvlhinur in that line of work for a
CLOTHING FOR SALE.
1
, toliiT I Mli a t IS Ilivcraiili' n v e n o f t U v J
Till- Iliw
Frcali, halter broken, thornuRb l>rml Jersey
Onr> 1020 »tntion car, demountable who<lH
I M I I I ilri-riii s u i t ; i - i i s h i m i n u i l i ' ; , v t r y l i t l . l i
rinfi a buyer. Cnlob L. Luker nKoncy, Ih'l- firm, company or uftke. AtUlrcttH A. N., \Tl. for nuloiiliiliMi'i., rnrrliiK"*, I'II f
] I l n n k ? If i n , full, w r i l i ' u r p l m a c I^U«-ll»
caw, four.yenrw old: niiltablo fur family or F-onl Hvlf.iitartrri one 1011 ilelivt'ry enrj
wny cnnlilos nnyuni- t o iipiily thi'm» 'llu'y
ford, N. J .
V. D. 1, Little Silver, N. .1.
dairy uii*. Chnrlcu I. Younff, Ilnzlct, N. J .woo it condition. G. A. Mount, Loeunt Vo.
aro piMiiiBlitMit, nri 1 n e t alli'Ctcit by nunl. Hoait in-I.'iilu-ltiVli 1 : ' i - . i H t " l i u " " w i l l " ' i l i ' i ' ' v ' r | J | i l o " I fur fuiiiu'i' iiifui'iuiiliiiii.
(inml ivtiik' nolicriiono .70r_-3 ( Holmdol. •_
FOR SALE.
nr wnli'r. JUKI mil. Write ur i-iill fur naai- I t l n c l i i i n l i n : s i v . i 1 0 . T U X I M I I I I - O I I L m u l v . - u
N. J . _ P l i o n e Atlantic Highlands an-J. !
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS.
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Up-to-dnte, complete pnyinlr, vulcanizing
.P. Parkor, nci'nt, Kuloii- « i / . . . . 1 0 . a n i l . I I I I I I I ' n m t , • r i a l .
<>wni.-i
linn
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AM SIO Ui ».1O In yi.ur monllily (iicurao; ! " ' ' iliut «tylos.
"FOR SALE NEAR RED DANK.
and rettraiHitK liunliienn; exceptional
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SALE ON AUTO SHOES. ' . ,
pt
(illllitr
u a i 'f l u I l l i - l n .
l i n n i li.ili<-.- I n
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ftlil'tftU'Ht iiVt'tonl lll'Hlmn' llme.rCaH nt \ ' I tin i. N. J .
One of tlia choicfrtt farms In Monmouth
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"AUTOMOBILE 1NSUKANCE.
30x9 nhot<n 2H.00. ftOxD Vi HIIUCH $10 00, rent, two y
lliKll
Bl-aiU' i-liilliiliu.lil
ll iiiu'1'llli'.i',
Ailih.-:'FOR KENT OR SALE.
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nin ntn-H; n rrnl for imrticultmt ri'KiuiUmr m'W $S fipctMnl ofcounty, 132H acres. It's Junt perfect; It'a 32x.1>^ uhoea $12.r>0, 84x4H shoeH $2600. bnr
Iliiiuiilli,
II:I-,V,M
M . H.'.l H u n t .
f.'r.
A. W, Slmw Cu., i " « m 3 2 1 , B0 Raat
flit
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iivenue,
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HIRIIMnhim llioyele ExchatiKe, 117 K«*t Fr|int Innd , N. J.
42nil
alrcft,
Now
York
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liunu*. nil iuiproviMnrlit^i, riiltin
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| ASK A. C. n A K E K , LITTLE S I L V E R .
Innltre you airainst flro anil traniipurtatlca.
A ' J I O P P 1 _ B _ . R ^ "(inkr_
_ _ _ . - attract, opponltc Olobo hotel, Ited Bnnk.
liaiisi'UiM'k I'ohlt o n Srvi>n llriiljrf liillll: j
BARGAINS
HEAL
ESTATE.
HavhiK
founil
you.
,Mr.
liiiiilri,
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eft,
liability, culliaiun, pruperty ilamafi
SLAG ROOFING.
U n i v i M i a l S . - | i l i - r i n K iT y o u w m i l i l l i l u - I " l i m l ii f'""-,
In second-hand BJIOOB and tubes; prnctlcnlly
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FOR RENT, »30 PEfl MONTH".*"
Si'von roitni IIOIIHC, nit iiiHiri»vemi*iilH: llvi* rU'lit I'vii-r In r i i r h t I'ni-iy.
Leikr tin and tlat« rooff mad« tistht t »l«o
' ( , . ' I anil loas i)f line. Hi'o u t fur iimurancQ of all
all Blcea in stock; nlso salon agent for Curl l f t t u ' i i n r i r . o I . . - I . - f i i . n i : ii v i ' i i t l o i n i u
MCVUII room hmise, all Im|)i»vumcnt»,
tiilioli: iToml h n - u t l o n ; l o i i l l i l t y I'II.. J r r n ' y C i t y , N. J , liliimi' I
viater proofing tide «•!!• ftntl eelUri. Ojr- wntcr
J . II. Gri'imry fi Sun. 42 I l t c i t
lUle cord tlrce mul Inner tuhen. The Auto 4 Ox HO ffoel,
t a l c , vlllinii' Inline, fllrllhli.'il
l i u i u : ; i l u w• n' ! kinds.
Main street, Locust, N. J.,
,
K if i' for one c u r ; pun OH * ion llviinrli h i l l .
d«n McClaikcy. 147 Hudion avenu», B«J doors licnt;
Tiro Bhop, 2fl Mechanic direct. Red Bank, In
M-nlfl- f m l i l luTi'.-i.
1k m i w t i l ' 1 n m i l 1 " t h r
frnm t)ontofllce.
Inquire Ilurdffv
I one m i n t h : J7.H0O. A, L. lvlns nuri'in-y, '" VILLAGE PROPERTY FOn SALE.
Ircot, Ri'il Iliiiik. I'IHHIC 2HJ.
Unnk. Telephone 400-J.
lihnno 41G-R.
Willi
UUHIIHI, 40 Mechanic nticct, Hcil nank.
Imfhtintr. lied Ilnnk.
ellent
oil fo ' I ' l m y n r o l i c i u - i T t l n i l i ' l ' i M i . - n u - . v .
'rhri- nuirl
ere
f i > w i l i i l l i u - H i n J m u l i n t . i <> .1 m i l i u ' l i i i l n m
HOUSE FOR RENT.
LOST.
FOR SALE.
HOUSE FOR RENT
y u u i n n y juMMi'riH y i i u r n w n u ' l i i - l l t u i .
Site room hount', improvement*, chicken
140
from Octuhcr t o J u l y , nicely furniHhed: nil
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Ni'W
It. Rlclinrdxun and
ll' 111'' 111..-.- in.'II w h o i . i . i l . A h . • . I , , 1 , , l . i huu«cN, hum ami tfiimit*: fruit, four avren; hot nil"
iiir furnace, complete with pines ^ind Improvemi'iltn; KBH, electric, henl, til« b a t h ,
RUMSON HANI) I.AUNUKY FOR SALE.
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"'. A. Uui;d«e. 12fi llrond fltn-trt, liu\ Bonk.J__ corner i»f Church and Main ntrvt'tti, Talr Imr In. Krnd II. VnnD
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n-;w IniililiiiK I A t liuit ii !lli:liliiii'lii, -will r o l u i n liiin Mu-y
Co., Ilroml anil Ilranrli, N, J .
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REAL ESTATE.
' lIlH-inlly ri'wni.loil. (1, V. Dulliiln,
FOR SALE.
lust mu-iiu-v.
FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE.
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Klirhl riinlli hiilinr, a l l m u i l i - r n
Imiiri.vifor a lir,.t
Tli rcft-plcro Bft I'oiiHiBtiim
niiwr
aviiinii..
Allniitlc
llllllllilivl«.
of dnvenpjlrt,
FARM FOR SALE.
RED HANK—FOR SALE.
In iriiori ninnlnir mdi-r; itootl point, llireo
A l s o i- -nii a n d e n . y t e
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LCBH than two miles from Ited Bunk. I
On utato hhthway, II"1 W. I!, I.loyil Iraot l i i p n l H n c i i r t i ' u l l . ' V . t w i n t y m i n u t t . ' : t I ' r i i n i Inrire irnui-<
, Rood tirer; n u n j o i n , $126. At Jnfik chnl) nnd rofk«r[ (fonuliu Ifnther ntwl
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A t l i n i ' i . Illiililumlii n i l .
hnve for naln onn 110-ncri- farm.
Hoime, ooiitnlnlnt' alinilt 100 lii'ivn l« to he milil ill M i l l i o n : Kit U x i O O f i - f l : SI'.f.OilU: I . O , . : H M H 1 O I I loo i Miiulck lio
W«ir'«., HO PhcHtnut striwt. H»tl llnak. twitrmty; IIIHH hahy enrHiiKa in
tl>.'illli'Wllilliy
I'm- -illlc
n to l>i- iippri-- i
bnrnit iinil nil oulbnlldinK^- $17,000. TerinR. plotfl: i l / i ' of iiloln 1011x320 fi'i't: iirlri' In oni' iiumlti; iiiu:il InIMionc flJ0-M, Kvd Hnnk.
, tion- Cull It) \\vU\*t nvrtiuc, HIM! Itnnk,
i i l i y , n r iiliiiit'- I t u i u :
Onlcb L. I^ulter, Main utrcct, T. O. box K>fl, $1,000 cimli. MIIIIH mul luirticulai'H a t nllli-i'
Apples Ground and Pressed.
nin-M.
WANTED.
CARS WASHED.
hit', R.'il Hunk.
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llclftiril. N. J .
of_W._A.
Ilnnpiint,'
Hfil
llziiilt.
Iluv.i y.uii' iipplrH Kri.und mnl i>i-i<»,..<(l
flcottf )• doing huitneia at thi
A ln)unrko«p«r for all or pnrt time: with
FARMERS, A T l l ^
NOTICE!!!
ACCOUNTANT.
BOARDERS WANTED.
hy
ii hyilmuli.i elder preH...
llrliu; n|ipli-i4
•or without board and room; colored or stand. Oot your c a n washed whll
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Roil llanlc riiilialnr wiirkn. Wr rtlialr radiDookd written up, trial Imloiices, profit
Vory laritn iiliiaHanl rnoni for two pt'oiilc,
whito; muHt hnv« worn] refitronc*'. Apply 211 at SB White street, I M I)nnk. ' Par Us
nilliUulanla, Biimillilc tanka.
Wo olno r u t t i IUC thi.- \ Itl'l" y n u ' l l 1 iit'i'i 1 !'i l l l l i l l t l Klhl, nml etnitly liunelH a n d tnl. e elder horn*
taken out for evening automobile rldei.
And Ivnn Hocatintfl and Linlnnce nhceln pro- one Rnialtor ruum; coml tablo; I'rotCHtnnt ators,
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S i 'iul n n
I'rtlMH ial IV 1HW' f t .
yin
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now
HUTirniitrcil
Kuril
flnriU-n
rnillatiirii.
from yitnr own ii|*ple.,
Ainiles pr.'m.iil
pared by expert nveountant; rt'iieonnbto family: mi iitlu-r linniilfr;': all im|irnvi>mi'ntn. W« nlnii reliulft all Ilinilil uf k l t c h . n iitcnulln. liotli!
Ht! V o r « l >i- fUM*
I"' it.' r In
IHlh>kFARM WANTED.
LOST.
TfttPH,. AddreiH Kxpcrt Accountant, drawer nice li)ratlon, (farnni- on lireTniHen. Aililri'fli 118 WfBt Trinit .treiit. Iliul Hank.
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n fit) Motimovith
«fLeriH
M, Iteil HirnK,
l-'iirn. of rUht ncrvn, with up-th-tlnte rf
201! llranch nvenue, Jll'i| Malik,,
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to Mm. A. I).
floskuy, M fullblown. N. J.
Find(ir iilcBtt' return na
RF.-CONDrriONEIl STUTZ CARS.
iiinl.-r<i ', iu Ih 111"
ni'i'li
( i t l l K It'll
•tlo
Act iiulrkly nnd huy them riichl; two
nn CommuUr, tlr»wnr M, H«d Unnk.
Liuly winheH iionltliin iJevpral hourB n liny
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A 11)20 Htm* llenrcat, Ulan Htuli «l«- wnh1 r tii.
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USED CARS FOR SALE.
HEMSTITCHING,
POSITION
WANTED
avenue.
Juat
wt>Ht
of
Ilroad
ntrcet.
Will
iicund typist find lilnni> lili«>'•t't't o r will m r
IIKI.I' WANTED—MALE.
llllll Hllltt c.nip.;. I'Jl'l Hluli four-piinneuAll
•"~A""--* etkn furnish p»»t t«n
Htyl« of h«mitlltchlriR>
Oept an offoi1. Adit re an Two Ijotn. ilrnwer children; llOrtl rrfc srn ir OH.
lluii'li rioi.UI.ir, H i l l ; Oidlllno l.iiii-l.nr.
Adilr^Hn I n SI..-1, iinleuini-ii w.nilrd for hlllh elni.s nilKfl- liillrlilir, l!H« l :<llll» llenrent. 11111 Stilts
n\ oyi, M, Rent Ilnnk.
y u wnlt at
a tlie Slnitor
nitor mnrhlne
mnhl
In grntrAl while you
¥mr*' refrronccn AM experienced
eMperlenci
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linwor Mi He .1 Hunk.
toinolille
proiionltlon:
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of
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Hlnm
»lx-p»imeniter tourlnii.
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t h itreet,
t t Heil
H l Dmth.
D h fl
fleo K«
Monmouth
furmliiH and dairying. AddroB i Farm M»n- _][)
Mill Htnt« neiliiii, 11)1 Tt Still?, m-ilali nnd i'onn>rlnlni( Home of the. blKKiint'hinikorit anil l..i:d t.niriiii, 1»17; .Hluilalinker
BLANKET S A L E . " " " " " "
toilrlou.
Woods, Jr.. nirontf Flr«t CIAKS
t
BLANKET SALE.
BB^.jfrftwerJM, 1U<1 n,nk.
llnaiirlert.
In
the
Knnt;
uoo.l
I'-t
of
l.«.l«
11115
Shltr.
ronihiter.
Thene
cum
wero
tnken
How In t h e time to buy them cliflap. If
Now In the time til liny them cheap. If
In hniul.
Woliilerful .ippurtilulty for 1017; Cule tollrlnir, I D t i l KUH«.| • n t a a ,
HEMSTITCHING.
you wait you pay more. O u r nnmrthient you wnlt you pay more. Our ni*»ortinent In exclinii«e anil thorinmldy te.eouilltlolled. now
«AV« VOUR'OLD CMNMVL*
ta
live
wlro
men
In
f!et
tin?tieillnte
re-»llHn.
ID 17; Overlnnil nimM.'r, 11117, ami l-'mnli*
now nvnlhdile nt
n very llw
All latent ntylff nf htmntltohlna d ._litcluikfi all colors, In pure wool und wool Inluile
nt n
Ineluilen all
l e.nlom,
n , In pure wool and wool anil theyy Klire
BMnUful nrtrslbli ma* mad* from old
lir
Conipiiny now locn'eil at. Ailmry I'nrk. . Ail- lln toiirlnit. lUUI. J o h n M.inow, J r . , (lloldl
d d
Ultnrell
Moninou
Moninouth
you wait at the Singer mnehlne »|op, and cotton mixturp*. lte<li)etlona on all
iiUalteinrell,
eanwu utd choliu portTeTM. Writ* for
andd cotton mUtureH.
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Kdwnrd
d Ilnnk. Q»o
street^ Red
Q»o g* KratifR.
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H . Oharlf'R Ftirniturv Store, 80 KraillM.
iim»
circular*. American Ku« U^nutmUrr, SSf 20 Munmttfilh
II. Vlinrk'n 1'iinllin,. Hti'i
ired ami Mnple
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Atihury
I'nrk,
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clan* v[wrMpi,
Monmuuth street, Ited Hank.
Vvrmeot »tre#i. BrooVlyp.
Jr, f «B<>nt.
Monmouth afreet, lte.l Hunk.
:'i:i, Iled llnnliHOMfc-MAJUE SAUSAGE.
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RED BAJtK flEGJSTER, SEPTEMBER 21» 1921.
THE RED BANK REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 1 , 1921.
TOWN TALK.
The skippers and mariners who
Imve taken up the sport of sailboat'
racing on the Shrewsbury river this
Bummer are planning for a great boat
lacing season Hext year.
The races
are viewed by many spectators, who
Jind pleasure in witnessing the contests.
The boats which race aro
comparatively small craft, and this
mnkes it possible for persons of
small means to take part in the sport.
* * *
r A"Club Plan" Sale*
MRS. S. LOHMANN,
ISO Skwwihurr
A,T*B««,
Rml B.nfc, N. J.
Opp. Union flrchouae.
NOTICE
In the interests of those who are in need of new homefurnishings for fall., but with
whom the immediate expenditure in these lines would interfere with other plans,
Steinbachs have arranged this convenient part-payment or Club Plan offer, to hold for
one week only.
•
In the old days the sailboat, races
on the Shrewsbury were the most
important sporting events of the
locality.
The racing season started
itbout the middle of June and continued until October.
The 'lioatrng
men expect next year to have the
.line inciuK season as' in former
times.
A series of races, to be carried through the entire season, is being planned, with a sufficient number
of prizos to secure ninny entries in
T O CONTRACTORS,
Sealed proposals will be- received
by the Board of Education
of the
Borough of Keansburg, for the erection and completion o t suldnitioom
graded
school,
located'
on Francis
place, Myrtle avenue, Terrace plage
and Ramtey avenue, Keansburg, N. J .
Bidii will be mode
out on forma
supplied for that purpose and shall be
The privilege will hold thruout this week, closing Saturday. During this period you
may purchase, under the moderate terms of the Club Plan offer, anything in the following list of carefully selected articles:
delivered to the Clerk of the Board at
Us residence or presented in person
at'tho meeting to be held in the Town
Hall) on the evening of October 7th,
at seven o'clock, standard time.
will
bo received
o'clock,
each event,
-
MI6LINERY1
t am-ih wy n«w quarter*
with • ful! line of now up-todate h»ti.
Furniture
, Kitchen Outfits
Victrolas
Laundry Equipment
Kitchen Cabinets
Vacuum Cleaners
Refrigerators
Dinner Sets
Electric Washing Machines
Electric Dish Washers
ROOM SIZE RUGS: Chenille, Axminister, Brussels
* •* •
The spurt of boat racing >s one0 I
the cleanest and finest of sports. Its
revival on the Shrewsbury river will
•add to the attractions which Red
Bank can offer to its visitors a well
as to its residents.
Church News.
The topic for tonight's prayer
service at the Pre.-hyterian church
•will be"What is Your'Highost Aim?"
Sunday morning Rev. John Muyskens, jr., will preach on "The Gutl e i " and at night his topic will he
"The Vision rieriutiful."
"The Prospect" will be the sermon
topic for next, Sunday morning'at
the Baptist church.
At night Rev.
•William E. ISrnisted will preach on
"Four to One and Win." The young
people's union will hold a patriotic
meeting Sundav night, th« topic of
which will be "Americans All."
up until
standard
time,
Bids
seven
and then
opened in tho meeting.
All work is t o be done in accordance
with
plans
and specifications
prepared- for same 'by
John
Noble
Pierson 4 Son, architects and engineers, Perth Amboy, N, J .
The names of the proposed
sub-
contractors shall accompany the estimates on blanks provided, for t h a t _
purpose and shall bft-onclosed In the '
proper envelops.
No bid will be con-
sidered complete without the list of,
subcontractors.
For tho convenience and use of intending bidders planssvill be loaned
to than) on and after September 23rd
upon a deposit
check
The terms are as follows: 10 per cent initial payment of the entire amount of purchase and the balance in
proportionate monthly payments. No interest charges will be made. On a hundred dollar purchase, for instance, the initial payment will be $10, and the monthly payments $10 each.
NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN.
of cairn
i n . the amount
($20.00) dollars.
tained from
or certified
of
twenty
Plans are to be ob-
the architects a t their
o,ff)oe, 175. Smith street, Perth Amboy, N. J .
Deposit will be returned
when the plans are returned,
. Plans will be issued until the supply is exhausted, but at all times a set
MISS RUTH
CLAYTON
INJURED
of plags
IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
the architects.
Alumni Association to Give Play at
Leonardo High School Friday Night
of This Week—Ernest Simpton of
Leonardo Sells His Houses.
Kmc^t Simpson of Leonardo has
.sold his house at Leonardo to Wil'1-iain Thro.--ell of .Newark for $-1,1)00.
T-IK house has six room:;.1 Mr. ThrosS'-'ll has been a suimYni;r resident of
Ocean View several years.
About 100 members and friends of
tliL- Christian Endeavor society of the
New .Monmouth Baptist, church were
unUrt.iined Monday at a luncheon
• a t Mrs. Crawford (.'ompton's at l i t tle
Silver,
Everybody had a fine
time.
Mrs, Compton lived at Port
Ihlonmrtuth when her name was Miss
Eola I'asliT, anil she was very active
in Chi isti.in r.r.ik-avor work.
Mr.
and Mrs. William DeMnris,
Mr. a:,d Mr*. Louis De.Maris,- Mr. and
Mrs.
Hugh
UcMaris,
Harry and
AiU'.i^ib Johnson, Edward
Brady
lil'U dklvn
1! . . • 1 1 .
;m it Ii ....f
ill!
f Mr. and Mrs.
cst
l,t
[Ve Ma i'i- of
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Port MonmliUtil.
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SAFETY FIRST
Is your Heater cleaned and Smoke pipe ready for the
winter?
Are your Gutters and Leaders ready for the bad storms
soon to come ?
Have you got figures for that new Bathroom or Heating
outfit you have been thinking about.
If not call or phone.'
HOWARD FREY
7 4 Monmouth Street
Red Qartk.'N. J.
Telephone 608
A new line of Wall Papers, attractive in design and coloring,
1 0 c to 2 5 c per eieht yard roll; 1G inches wide. Oat Meals and
other 30 inch goods 2 5 c e n t s and up. Five yards to the roll,
We take orders also for exclusive Wall Coverings and Fabrics.
• vy C i t y
•t-i Mr:';.
he i
Join T,
lUIU'lll
tin: L
K v a I.,
lie r
Imiii
SEALED PROPOSALS
Your Nerves and Your Job
•or the Erection of a School
Building.
Medical authorities are unanimous in asserting
.ivi'jr li">:;i_.: ; , u v e f o r c e , ; ; : u l i s ,
Lhiit poor
efficiency.
therefore, a vital drawback to mental
Unknowingly, TO'.r of us sill have poor vision, in
g
Stop
"thinking"
t
i
n
t
your
vision is
some degree.
nil right—know!
See an optical specialist.
Reht
member correct vision means banished
"nerves,"
mure mental energy and efficiency
to put into
your job,
J. W. Wirth & Bro,
Optical Specialists, ,
Register Building
12 Broad Street, Red Bank
WM. DAVIES & CO.
353 Fifth Ave., cor. 34th St.
tVt'oiitl 1'loor
•
New York
SUITS, COATS & DRESSES of the BETTER CLASSSold direct
of 2 5 % over Specialty Stnre prices
j
SMART LONDON STYLES IN RIDING HABITS
FOR THE WEJLL GROOMED WOMAN
$31.50
$35.00
$48.00
i; i n i"r
Jiemamber we are on the Second Floor, Entrance on 34th St\
at I'
Jai:H"
(li.;..hl\cfl
NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ^LECTION. line of Broad street is Intereectod with Branch Railroad to Its intersection with timate after receiving plans and spetho center lino' of Hording road, thence the center line of Cheatnut street, thence
Notice is hereby nlven thnt a General eaatwardly along the center of Harding southwardly along the center line of the cifications for this purpose.
,d to its intersection with Branch ave- tracks
road bed of th^ New Jerse
Election will be ht-Nl in and fur the BorBids must bo rendered separately
thence
aoutheafitwardly
along t h e Southern Railroad to Hnintersecti
ouBh of Red Bank, in the County of Mon- nue,
ictlqn
i
mouth and State of Now Jersey, on Tues- center line of Branch avenue to its inter- the center* line of Herbert street, thence
for any or all branches as follows:
tion
with
t
h
e
cepter
line
of
Bergen
day, November 8th, mm,,, between the houra
vreatwardly along the center line of HerConstruction:—Comprisof six A. M. and *<
• v r f P . M., a t the ro- place, thence eastwardly directly between bort street t o ltd Intersection with th_ General
the propertieH owned by the Estate of center line of Shrewnbury avenue, thu point
pective polling pliu-t w in sftiil llorough.
ing all masonry, carpentry, steel and
Said election will 'be held in the said Sarah F . Wolcott and Emily Spinning, one or place of beginning.
hundred
nnd
fifty
feet
from
the
center
Borough for the m
irmne of plnoting two
Tho polling plnce for the Ninth election iron, roofing and painting; Heating
Mentbers of the (ifiiiM'nl Assembly, two line of Qergen plnce, thence Houthcast- district is American Hall, Beech street.
and
Ventilating
Work,
Plumbing
Members of the Bi i-'l (if Chosen I'rcehold- wardly by a straight line t o the curved
Tenth Election District.
era, for three ye;uji; one .luatice of the boundary line of the Borough of Had
Beginning a t a point where the center Work, Electrical Work.
thence nouthwestwardly
along the
Pence, full t e r m : ui.no Constable, to n i Hunk,
l
line
of
Shrewsbury
avenue
Is
intersected
the uncxpired term c
by tha death of curved boundary line of tlio Borough of with the center line of West Iioonurd ntrcct,
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
J. V. Patterson; tw
mcilmcn for the Red Hank to ita intersection with the thence uouthwarilly along tho center line
center line of I)roatl Htreet, thence northBorough of Eed Bank, N. J .
certified check upon a national or
1
wardly along the center lino of Broad of Shrewsbury nvenuo to it» interaectlo
Public Question:- —Tor the payment of street to the intersection with the center with the ' center Una of the Nowma
state bank drawn to the order of the
salaries to the Mayor and Councilmen of line of Harding road, thu point or placo of SprjnRa
road, • thence wenJwardly alon
Board of Education of the Borough
the Boruuuh of lied . Bunk. N. J . State beginning.
the center line of the Newman Sprinn
Bond Issue, to be known a^ "State Instituroad to jta intersection with. the North of Keansburg in the various amounts
tion Bonds," Chapter 201, Laws 1921.
Tho pullinK place for the Fourth election Shrewsbury river, thunco northenHtwanl
district is MrH. F . L. IllaistlcU'v iraroee,
•,
d north woHtwnrdly, and northenRtwnrdly as follows:
Notice of Primary Election.
olonK the Hhore of the North Shrewsbury
Also take notice that a Primary Election Ilroatl Htrt'ot.
General Construction—Five Hunriver t o its intersection with tlie center
for all political parties entitled thereto
Fifth Election District.
of Locust avenue, thence eastward ly dred ($500.00) Dollars. Heating and
ill be held in the said Borough, in said
ttetrinninir at a point un the shore line
County, on Tuesday, September 27th, 1021, of the North Shrewsbury llivor directly nlonK the' center Una of Locust avenue to
between the hours of seven A. M. and nine between the properties owned by the Mon-itn intersection with the center line of Ventilating—Two Hundred and Fifty
P. M. Said Primary Election to bu held IIHHIUI Hunt Club and the property known tLcighton uvmiue, thence Bouthwardly along
Plumbing Wort
in the place* in the respective districts as as the Ited Bank Lyceum, thence south- the center lino of Leigh ton avenue to its(?2B0,00) Dollars,
herein net forth, nnd Biiid Primary Election wardly to tho center line of Broad Htreet,' intcrtiection with the ccnteilMine of Went —Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars.
v/[\t be held for the purpose of nominat- thence Bouthwardly along ths center line Leonard utreet, thence eastwnrdly i i l g
ing persons of the respective parties to .the ot Broad Htreet to the intersection with the center line of West Leonard ntre.et to Electric
Work—Ono.
Hundred
Ilici'H above mentioned nnd also to elect the center line of Monmouth atreet, thenctr the center line oT Shrewsbury avenue, the
($100.00) Dollars; binding the sucmembers of thi1 County and Municipal westwardiy along the center lino of Mon-point or place of beginning.
Committees for each political party par- rauutli, :*tre«t to itH intersection with tho
The polling plnce for the Tenth election cessful bidder to execute the contract
ticipating in Haid Primary Election. The cenlor line of the trucks or road bed of district ie We&taidc Engine House, Leigh(MIVIIH alrfo sit on thin day for rejnBtrfltion the New Jersey Southern Railroad, thence ton avenue.
if if awarded to Tiim. Tho successful
purposes.
northwardly along the center of the tracks
JOHN L. HUBBARD,
bidder will be required to furnish a
of tlu> New Jersey Southern Railroad t o
Clerk of the BorouKh of Red Bank,
Notico of Registration.
satisfactory bond in tho full amount
Dated September 2nd, 1021.
registration day—Primary day, the Bhore uf tho North Shrewsbury river,
t
hence
southeHHtwardly
and
northeast7:00 A. M. to »» :00 P . M.
of the contract price.
along the ahore of tha North
Third
ri'nist ration
day—October
18 th, wardly
Hhrt'wrtbury river to the center line be- NOTICE T O CONTRACTORS.
»21, 1:00 P. M. to 9:00 P . M., to
twoen
the
property
belonging
to
ttie
MonThe Board reserves the right, to reid correct the list for tho General Elecmouth Bniit Club itnd properly known a s
tion.
Scaled proposaln wanted by tho ect any or all estimates.
the. Red Hank. Lyceum, the point or place
'BouiularicH of the election diwtrictH in of beginning.
the Borouph of Rod Bank, nnd the polling
Council of tho Borough of Rod Bank
Signed,
place in each district, are ns follows:
The polling place for the Fifth election
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
district is Liberty Engine House, White for a storm sewer to be constructed
First Election District.
HeninninK nt a point on tho nhor<> of street;
in River street, Red Bank, N. J. ProBorough of .Keansburg,
the North Slu-t-wabury River directly beSixth Election District.
tween the properties owned by the Mon- Beginning at a point where the center posals will be received at 8:00 o'clock
By Frank H. Tiltori, President,
nwuth 11 oat Club and the property known line of Monmouth street is intor.tectcd with P. M. at the Borough Hall on MonKeansburg, N. J .
jia the Heil Bank Lyceum, thence Bouth- the center linn of Broad Htreet, thence
v>imlly to the tenter line of Broad street, southwardly
along
the center
lino of mouth street on October 3, 1021, and
Warren Aumack, District Clerk,
thence alonir the center line of Broad street Broad street to itH intersection with tho
read
in
public
during
the
mooting
of
to itn intersection with the center lino of I center linf! of Rprhle.mt nlnnV Ihrnpct westKeypori, N. J .
iviuclmiHL s i i i c , thu nee eaut wnrdly along | ward^ along the center line of Reckless
he Council held on the above date.
tlie renter line uf Mechanic street to t h e jplace to its intersection with the center
end of Mechanic street, thence Boutheaster- | ine of Mnple avenue, thence northwardly
Plans and specifications may be
ly iiloiiK tho I-Vnce Line to the curved i along the center line, of Maple avenue to
boundary lino of the Borough of Red Bank, j ts intersection with the center line of seen at the office of G. K. Allen, Jr.,
thence nortliea-twardly
and northwardly ; Chestnut street, thence wcHtwnrdly along
borough engineer, 60 Broad street,
following thu curved boundary line of the the center line of Chestnut atreet to i t s
Borough of Ked Bank to the shore of the : intersection with the tracks of the Now Red Bank, during business hours.
>Tcr!h ^!:rcv.p ! i:-;-, river;
thence nouth- K-r-ey SuuDiein Ii. H., UitMiue norliiwardvoslwhrdiy
and westward ly
alonK t h e y alonar the tracks or road bed of tho New
Bids must be on standard forms
Sealed proposals will be received
ahoii- of tin X'.irth Shrewsbury river t o Jersey Southern Rnilrond to its intersecby the Board of Education of Atlanthe point above mentioned a t the Bhore tion with the center line of Monrnbuth fitrniRhed bj$ the said engineer.
of the :;:ui! river directly between the
treet, thence eaatwardly along the center
ic Township, County of Monmouth,
All bids must be "accompanied by
properties owned by , the Monmouth Boat line of Monmouth street t» itn intersection
iid pruiMM-ty known na tho Rod with center line of Brood, Htreet, trie point'
certified check for 10% of theState of *New Jersoy, at the meeting
Ilnny Lyceum, at the point or placo of be- jr place of beginning.
amount of the bid, payable to order room of the said Board, at Colt's
The polling plnce for the Sixth election
The pollinj; place for the First "election Llirttrict is Reliuf Engine House, Drurhmond of the Collector of Borough of Rod Neck, N. J., October 12th, 1921, a t
lUtvict U Navfriink Hook and Ladder Fire- place8:00 P. M., and will then and there
Bank.
housi', Merlmnic street.
Seventh Election Dittrict.
Second Election District.
i\ nning nt a point where the center
The Council reserves the right to be opened nnd read, for the erection
HfKiuiiim: ;t( n point where tho center line of Broad Htreet is intersected with the
of a six-room school building a t
lino of Mtic'hiMiu- street in intersected with center line of Reckless plnce, thence south- reject any or all bids.
the corner line of Broad ntreet, thenee wardly along the center line of Broad
Colt's Neck, N. J., with tho installaA. A. PATTERSON,
southwardly iilmi1: the center line of Broad
treet to tho southerly boundary of the
and Ventilating,
itn intersection with tho c^ntwr Borough of Red Bank, thence northwestMayor. tion of Heating
line of Wallini- wtreot, thence enstwardly
nrdly along the center line of the tracks
Plumbing and Eloctric Work, in acline of Wallace street t o
r road lied of the New York and Long Attest:—
Branch
Itailroiul
Company
to
it»
interthe rear of the property nf the Second
cordance with the plans and speciJ. L. HUBBARD,
National Hunk, thence southwardly along Kcction with the center line of Cheatnut
fications prepared therefore by Clinthe rear of >T.id Bank one hundred feet itreet, thence eaatwardly along tkr center
Clerk.
inn
of
Client
nut
8
treet
to
itn
intersection
Uir rc-M.r ]{ne of Wnllace ntrevt.
ton B. Cook and Leroy T. Godfrey,
• L-naivmniiy by n Rtrnieht imnt'in- •vith the eenlur - lino of Mnplo avenue,
NOTICE.
architects, A. P. Trust building, Asinteracctlon with the center thence southwardly nlong the center lino
n r y lino to i
l i i u - i . . r l.iw
ylac« and Wallace ntrcf>t, of Maple avenue to the intersection with TO CHARLES E. COOK, ATTORNEY OF
PLAINTIFFS, WILLIAM P. ItADEMAN. bury Park, N. J .
-I wnrdly nlotin tlie center the center line of Reckless plnc«, thene*
t l i u n o«. n o r l l
LILLIAN
ItADEMAN,
BENJAMIN
LANE,
• utrfet to its ' iutersectiun eantwnrrlli nloqir Mi* c wit or line W Rcrklino i,: Will
MAUGAIIET LANE. GLADYS THOMPline of Prospect avenue. lo»« jilace to thu confer line • •( Brond
Plans nnd specifications may be
wilhi i i^iCO!
:
SON, ANI1 ALBERTA ItADEMAN, BY
I wnrdly alotij: the center atrct't, the point or plnre of bojiinliing.
ttifti
mull
NEXT FRIENDS.
PLAINTIFFS AND obtalnud from the architects upon
i a^'enue to the southerly
lino nf I'm
CREDITORS.
AND
TO
WHOM
IT
MAY
Th(' noil ing plflre for the Seventh elecI<1 l",iM'iT-, line i>f the 'Bnroiiifh of
the deposit of $20.00 in lugnl curCONCKHNi
Brink, 'I'^nce northwardly alonu tho tion district Is Loui» Davidson's gnragc,
You are hereby notified tlmt I hovo pre- rency, which will bo roturned if
ed liniin huy 'line of tho Borough ot I.c-roy place.
.. ntfd ti petition to tho Court of Common
li;inl. in ih.' I'Vnce Line, thence noithCIghlh Election District.
\Minliy iilnu'.: the Hnid Ii\.'nc« I.i no to
Beginning nt a point where the center lino PICHH of tho County of Monmouth, nccimlinK plans and specifications aro returned
•• •; ' . :• 1 : : . f Mechanic ;itreot, thence of the trnclin or rnnd bed of the Now Jcr- to thu form of the Htntutc in mich cnnc mndn in good condition.
Plans ready for
«jiiillj ulu..*; llu> center line of Me-rir.y Suutliuru Ruihoad is interacted with nnrl provltloil, for tho licmiflt of tho InsolN' -I'i'M !.. IU ihltTfteclifiii wltn" tho the nh<;it! ot thy Nurtli Slirowahufy tiver vrnt limn- uf ihlH Btnte, hlul the Ratil O u r t distribution September ij&tli, 1(121.
nt Mioud Htreet. the (tuiiit or thf;no« Bouthwnrdly along the center li«( hill ttPtioiilteil Tiuti-twlny, tho tweiity-iusvfnth
IT 11II
All bids must bo accompanied liy
of tlie tnuilut or mad ijetl of tho New Jer- (iny of October next, nt the hour ol'0:»0
• Of in
'lork In tlie fomioon, or an noun ttlenmftcr
upy Southern Railroad to its intersection
ico for t h e Second d e c - with the center linn ot Herbert dtrt-et,
10 pel
the Court can attend to tho name, at the a certified check, drawn to tho order
-li-fri
dependent Flrehouue, Me- tbfince wpHtwarilly along the center lino (Umitln.UHR of HIIIII
unty In l-'rrt'holil,
of thgj>istrict Clerk, George S. P.
,
io i i l r
h hy n
h
l
nf Herbert wtrcnt t o HH inlerMcctlon with tin.1 tlmo anil p
place
e n
nt which they will attend
I.Icctiun District.
tha center line of Shrewsbury avenue,
h
h ennttie nlleKcd for or nitulnpt H u n t / f o r tho suni of five per cent
>
hi-ar
whnt
r .iimin-- . j ii pnint wh< ie tlio center the (ice southwardly along the center line
y libiTRtinn frnrn JHii.
of tlio
nmount
of tho proposal.
.,f \V|.|i..,-f ^(reut l;t intersected with nf Shrewsbury n venue to It* internee lion
Dntcil September 10, 1981.
renter jin.< of Hrnnd Htruet, thonco with tlio center line of Wrst \A
Checks of tho unuuccessful biddorn
CHARLES T. CUBIT.
liwnnPy
„!. ,,K I ho centur
lino of HtriM't. thonce Wi!stwanliy along the
II! ""'ii-t t>> its in terser t ion with the line of Went Loonnnl ntn*«t to Ha Inwill be 1-olurned us soon ns the bids
<r !!n« ..f Hinlliur IWJKI, thence enat- tersection
with
tin*
center
lino of
have been 'examined and tabulntod
My ul.itit- th.' *-*>ntrr Hue of Jlnrilintr f.uifthton
avenue,
thence " northwardly
I in !i ii(. rurctirm with the center along
tlio
centur
lino
of
I#e
nnd the results of the bidding deteritf HfiiiH'li itventio, Ihfnoo poilthensf- *vr!ij.' to it-. interitvtUioii with thu
•Hy «l..tu: ihir center Un- <.f llrnneli litw of Locust avenue, thence wontwnrdly
mined.
The chock of tho successful
me i,> it, iiiierscrlion with the center nlnntr tho ci-nU'r line nf' Lot-nub nvenue to
Special purls and, suppliea, new
bidder will bo retained until tho conof ll.-t ;.•• ,i pluce, LIH'IK1'!1 cutitwurdly ii:. inter^i't-tinn with the nhnrp »r Hi, North
• tl> l»rtwi.-u tlie prr.perti.-rt owned hy Shrew." Miry rfvrr, then to no rthviut wnrdly master gears, BpringR, nxloH and con- tract is duly- executed nnd a bond
:.t. t.f ; , ; . , | | F. WukMlt mill Kmily along the Hhorr. of (he NWlfi Shrt'v
iiu; due I mud ml nnd fifty fcot from
satisfactory to the Board of EducaSpin '•i.In tin.' of Itrnnch nveiiiit>, thcm-i; river to Itfl Inicrcectlnn with tho nont«r ncctifig bearings.
Hni' of the truck or road lied of th« New
the
tion to tho umount of the contract it
a hui^llv by a straight line to theJersey Southern Rnilrnntl, tlir point or place
I Wun.liiiT liiu- or tlie Tloi-oUHli of of bfKinninKQuick service.
deposited.
Red Bank, N. J.
$20.00rect$25.00
$35.00 $40.00 $48.00
to you oa a wholesale basis at a saving I
Tl:-
1
EGAN'-S i
Auto Vans and Express
AUTO SUPPLIES.
Utll County Si i»K»t*>'s Offio
Mo
N'ntieo to crnliturii In pri'd
Tim polling place for the Eighth election
fstftte.
iirved liom.ilnry line of th« Horoutfli
Highest pricoB paid for nil kinds of
In tin- n
attI
cf th
d HfinL f«> UH Ittteriicotion with the dhti-Iet h Waltnr M. N:I1,]O'B g n r n ^ , 16
ittnte cf Hnchi-1 E
s l u i t - ill. 1^-lfurtl.
«-. >,
Ilrown,
automobiles.
' line <if Pronpect
ii\fn(ir, tlil'lico Rtctor jdncf.
A l e x ( J m d i v . k i i , •Jr.,
Aent wnnllv nloiiK ihn rt>ntrr 11 lift nf
i
PurHii/uit tu the order of ,7ofieph 1A. DonnN i n t h Election D i s t r i c t . ''
N o * t h * » m o v i n g t l i n * la » o a r 1 iiw I hny, iiirrmrate i.f tlm Cr.nnly »( MunnnMtth
frt a v t'Tini' tn itH intersection with
jHlMiil luirL, i'l' hisl wed
IloKinnlnu » t n point whern the* c u n t r r
enter ]im> of WulIntUi dtnmt, thence line o f RhreWkhury- avenue 1 -+J8»"lnter»i*Pt*»«
"iMtilo tjn.4!,'^-thhX»4«th duy uf July, 1921,
furnlturfl, pluiiOr or ImKffa^t* to »U p*r*« on tn*i. nppllenllnn "f Mliry KrrteV«iiii Phurr
ivtul wur'fly itlnni? IMP rpnter 11 no of wilh t h e rnntt-r linn nf I l o r b a r t ntr<-»t
l i n i i i B u i i n f l l c l l ' i i r d l t i s l . Wi'ilni'Mliiy. of city or oountry. In tiin lfir)5P«t |)Md<d4 nnd Henry ('uni'iliell, rxecutom of th>~
ev
p(re»>(
In
UN
Intorrtcrtlnn
with
th«
tli
en
en Hnutti wnrdly along t h e center line
VVnll;
lintoro you h*v< c«tnl« of ltni'ht-l
K., llrnwBt
Ai>ci>Afled, re/itf • NIH' nf l.lndon place, thence direct
of Shn'wtiiiiiry a v r n u e t o it* intPrneclk'i
CiiuTi'tt Wilssini o f I l i ' l f i i n l left t o - r a n * 1 n Iffd Dank,
yonr «oxt rnovlnrf dono, write, a«NA at iiulicn U \itn<],y «hwri to thafllNHlitornof ly w. nlwanlly bv ft Htrnltflit If no to thewith tlm cen ter linn
of t h e Newmni
d a y f u r :i (irtliHiir t r i p i n I I " 1 S o u t h ,
call for tho only rellablo furnM-ur^ 'f-'j-yni ••••.-.•I dfiTiiiipd tt> cshilsit t o t h e Bnbr.rribprs,rrnr if (lie SI-I-I.IKI Mallnnal Ilnnk, thence Sprlnita
rond,
t h e n r p . PB«t\vnrUly
nKtm
I l i i w n i i l A . Itnliri'i- (i( I.iMiniinln til town, nnd Kfi% niy p r h n a on your aaxi cxtvrtinirf ftu nfrresnld,
their <t-litn nnd tlorth .viiidly Io tlm centrr line nf Wnllttce the center linn ot the Newman Spring
ABE KORb,
Job, All kintia or heavy or light trn.fc. ifcninmiii ngnln^t thi* pnld Cftnte, 4uder onlh, 3 t l l r , (hein.- \*(t«lvvmilty fco (he cen
fojirl in Itii Irtt«reaction with th« center
)uih u n e w F o n l Kiiulslrr.
IKS don* ».t tiknrt notice. Call-ot §A4mu within «lx month* from th« tiulo at t h i lino T llmnd ntreet, th*> nUt-e ot point nt l(n* of Uroiwl itr«Njt. tiiunes nfrHhwAnlll
nforcsuM ofAttt, o r t h e y will ho forever
Mltirm the center Mna of Ilroad atr«pt to Hi
121 Welt Front Stf««»i-R«d Bank,
Imrred of their action* therefor BB«lntt ttM
tnlomrotlon with the center line of thi
U k o Longli.sd Will Help.
Tim p
plnce for tlio Third
tract* or road W«4 of the N^w York ntii]
Red BanK
ltiora.
dlitrict
II, VnfiDurn'n ffarim^
botwnon Rivoreid* avenuo.
Ho'll lu-lp you ui-ll tliin«3, help you 11 Wall Street;
Ltmu
Branch Itallroad, thenca nofthwait"
strcft.
cehnlJ. N. J., July lfl. 1921.
Datwl
wiirdty nionft thn contrr tin* nf tho r«M
find thintfn you'vo lout nnd lielp you | RedJence plione 124-JOfffe* pKone B39-R
MAUV EltniCKKON P1IARO,
Fourth Kite I Ion Dlolrlct,
Tho Bald Board of Education roBorvus thu riicht to nceupt or reject
uny or all l>iil« prenonted
"By order of the Board of Education
of tho Township
of Atlantic,
County, of Monmouth, fltnto of New
.lornoy.
3.
J. T. EGAN,
!•'.
if deemed
TW
RED BANKAUTO WRECKING
1
check Is
of 50% of the de-
or bidders who fail to submit an es-
FALL AND WINTER MODELS
iit(i:iv a n d S u n d a y wit
or certified
posit will be required of nny bidder
The Unusual Store of Wonderful Values
M.l,., Y i
pinna and specifications during busi-
Bcforo cash
" T h u IK-avt'iily Giitf A j a r " is t h e
t i t l e of a cantiila wliii'li will be fc'iven
t i m i . . r n i w nitfhl n t t h e N e w M u n momh Uapti.sl church.
Jai-"li Wi'iiisl"ipi lias m o v e d Ilis
shoemnUiuj:
I>UMIH-SS
1'i'um
Campb e l l ' s .Iiim-tioii t u A. E . U n n f o r d ' s
g a r a g e :il iji'lTord.
The I.eiiii;ii-d(j liijjh sehool football
t e a m will I'lH'ii Ih'/ rii'iiMin F r i d a y a f - j
trniiirtii ...t-KiTi'h.dd.
.l»lm S a t i t i m - '
jjelo is c a p t a i n of t h e t r a i n .
|
y,r,.
C h a r l e s Ca.-ier of Bel ford '
Sunday i
suddenly
take
b e e n conlineii !
night.
She Ins .iinc
g
h
t o the b e d .
'l'|
Navesink
tennis
club
will
liold a diinee on F r i d a y n i g h t of next
v . ! - I : n t tiie X a v e dul: l i b r a r y buildrt'
the privilege of estimating on thoBe
returned a forfeit
lif huil i-ftu'inrd fi'imi a t r i p on t h e
bay,
lit- is n o w a t t h e LdiiR B l a n c h
child
specifications may avail themselves of
ness hours on any business day.
39 West Front Street
two
with
Cil.v.
3ws»8
Asfatnj
.Mr. a i . i l . M r - . C'liiirK-s SU-vi-ns and
childn-u
m i d .lohii
S t f v e i i s • u(:
Altilt'lldsvilU 1 ,. Virgiriiii, a i ' r visitini; i
M r . anil i i r s . " J . H e n r y Walliiif,' of 1
I'ot'l M u n m u u t h .
Tin- visitors ninth 1
tlio t r i p to l ' o i t . M o n m o u l h in a n
jiut(jino!)iU'.
Cifortie . l u h n s o n , a fisherman a t
Iit'lfiird, was tnki-n w i l h a licmor-
ar.il l
Contractors who aro
unable to obtain a set of plans and
Miss Ruth Clayton of Port Monmouth was cut on her face and
bruised on her arm in an automobile
accident at Long Branch last week.
She is employed at Long Branch,
and on account of her injuries she
Vim uiuilili. tu work part of last week.
A large number of tickets have
l e e n sold for the play of "Miss
ilobbs," to be given Friday night of
this week at the Leonardo high
school building by t h e alumni association.
Dancing will be held
after
the show. Arthur Carton is business
manager of the affair and Malcolm
Leonard, Miss Rose Sullivan and
Kobert Seeley are on the advertising committee.
MK.
and- spsoinCationr will bo
open for inspection at the office of
C, RICHDALE,
President.
(SEO,
S. P. HUNT,
RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.
i*^
Let's Go! Let'sGo!
TO THE
Great Trenton Fair
Three Dollars Takes You there and Brings You Back
Take the easy riding, pneurimtic Jired, J?aekard
Sight Seeing Bus. Leaves Burdge & RuBselFs
Office, 40 Mechanic Street, at 9:00 A. M., on
Tuesday, Sept. 27, and Thursday, Sept. 29
Round Trip $ 3 . Buy your tickets in advance
BURDGE & RUSSELL
4 0 Mechanic Street
Red Bank, N. J.
TEMPTING LUSCIOUSNESS
in tho form of the ever delicious
bivalve thnt returns from his
vacation on September 1st, you
will find ready to greet you at
Thu Strand. Lovers of oysters
on the shell or cooked in the
most delightful manner will find
their epicurean taste catered to
in this line as well as in other
dishes, cooked specially at The
Strand.
STRAND RESTAURANT
Brotid St., OppositeTelephone
Second National
Bank, Red Bank
1S8.M
MI CHOICE
CIDER
In barrels, kegs and cans
C.S.BUCKUN
Phalanx, N. J.
EATONTOWH HEWS. " j
Tw«nly-fi»« IU.id.nL of TkU P i t t .
W«n| on an Excursion Surtday, \
About 25 residents of this place '
went on the Bed Bank firemen's ex-,
eursion to Palisades. Puvk Sunday.
'
Bertha Mabb, daughter of Willard
Mubb, is recovering from a broken '•
arm.
.
'
I Greatest of AH Sales Continues, Our
••
John Chatham of South Eatontown |
was taken to the state hospital at |
Trenton last week.
j
Charles Covert was laid up with I
sickness pact of last week, but he has
"ully Recovered.
The board of trade i» trying to periuade the county freeholders to take '
er South street as » county road. ' 1]
Mr. arid Mrs. John.V. Kojb and Mr, ]
md Mis, William Kolb and their I
. laughter -Jennie have returned to I
'•Newark after a visdt to Mr. and Mrs. j
W. S. Worthley. Mr. Worthley at- i
tended the reunion of the Grand i
Army at Highlands Wednesday.
j
Mrs. A. D. Butts, a former resident i
of this place, has returned to South ,
Carolina from a visit here.
I
Wesley WatkiiiB, Benjamin Van- i
Keuren, William Gray nnd Fred Mor-'
I'IB have been appointed delegated to
attend the firemen's relief convention
at Atlantic City tomorrow and Friday.
Miss Bessie Allgor lias returned 1
from Allenwood, where she has been J
under treatment for sickness. She in I
much improved.
j
MiHs Ella PalersoA of Freehold is i
visiting Miss Minnie Bills.
j
Frank Patterson has sold his Max- \
well automobile to Earl Wolcott for !
$250.
|
Mrs. Ada isB. Nafew, Mrs. Archie i
Moshy and Noble Mosby are expected
home today from a visit at Atlantic
City,
A surprise party was given Friday
night for Lois Underbill, daughter of
Frank L. Underbill, in celebration of
her seventeenth birthday. Fifteen
guests were present.
Byron Jackson is expected home
this week from the Long Branch hosital, where he is under treatment
or a broken leg caused by a kick by
a hoi-Be.
The women's community dub is
undertaking to organize a junior
club of girls. Mrs*. G, Ford Morris
was in charge of .a meeting of th«
women's club Monday night.
Darius Vandermark is laid up with
sickness ami his job as mail carrier is
being filled temporarily by George
Mosby.
J. Allen Bennett lias n new automobile.
Tho graduating class of the publicschool will meet Friday night at Dorothy Underbill's.
Rebuil
Turn Your Eyes on the Wonderful Offerings—These Items Bespeak
Money Savings of the Most Vivid Character
I Women's Dresses
All Silk Canton Crepe,
Satin and Georgette
Dreuei, in tho new
fall models. They arc
beautifully and richly
embroidered and some
nelf trimmed,
in this
»ale
$18.50
to $42.50
Wool
Jeney
Middy
Dresiei,
mado
with
plaited
skirts,
loiitf
.sleeves and
finished
with linen collar and
eufl\s. In this sale
$8.98
All Wool Navy Serge
Jumper Dresses, strictly tailored, all sizos.
In this Halt4
" $6.98 and
$7.98
Sheets and Pillow Cases in
Rebuilding Sale
45x36
Wearwell
Pillow
Cases—The'
muslin
is excellent
and
fret' from
a i l d PilloWS
'White Enamel Beds—2-m. square
posts; also ill ivory shade. Henular price $;!(>.' This sale
j
36-in!' wide B i t c h e d 'Muslm^S^-t 1
'" good
,,„,.,, !,.,
i-,,. .1,.,
in this
and
the ,,.,.,.11.,
iKidli. In
this
square.
Regular
Sale
Curtaiii Scrim—In while and e<TU,;
with self borders. In this sal
and then pay the balance in small monthly amounts—HI) days between rneli snuill payment, If
you decide not to keep it after FR10K TRIAL, we will cheerfully tuke it back. The trial costs you
nothing and you are under no obligation to buy.
This Offer Expires 5.30 P. M., October 15th!I
Dont delayl This special offer expires sharply a t [>:,'!() P, II. Saturday, October I.ith. CieY your
order in now and avoid the lftst minute, rush. To get a F.URF.KA for FRKK TRIAL, just tele*phonc our ntore.
It inconvenient to phono or call at our store,
fill out and moil this coupon. You cannot afford
to miss this grout offer.
PHONE RED BANK 923
For Free Trial Today!
2 0 Monmouth St., Red Bank, N. J.
FUF.E TRIAL COUPON.
JKFFUKY imoM,,
UU Mnlihiniilii Streel,
Kill Hunk, N. ,1.
.'f'-''J!!lUi"!'."!!«Lft "!'' tto'S'LJ'J'liU.
me full deljiil.'i of your KIMIKKA KHKK TIIIA1,
0 !•']•'Kl!.
Name . . . .
Address . .
,4h*l(|>4MWI**WWMI^MMMfc*^ * *
$24.50, Goose
J^,}^
Pillows l.alTe
' S l z e - h a l 1 l l u V l »- He^ulHi- price
$25, i Laicre PilloWB of Duck Feathers
Part Down—Regular price
«19-50j and
S2.7.r>. This sale
$1.95
Printed Linoleum in lieuulll'lll
dark and light patterns.
In
this sale
98c sq yd
Inlaid Linoleum---In verv pretty
designs in dark and lijrht. iii
this sale
SI.15 s q yd
yd, White Emmel Beds—2-in. coii- Our Best Standard All-Felt Mat- \ 5 / ' . , ) „
CL j
•
.•
Casement Cloth and Curtaining-—In; t i , 1 U ( ) l N p i ) ! i t l i i
I4.jn,
tress- liest til-kins;, made wiUi, W w i d o v / S h a d e s i n t h e
a lar.ije assortment nf • neat do- ;
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Rebuilding Sale
. .$15
SlO.OOj
this sale
'. . ..39c yd; s a l e
Bed Spi-cnJs- I"'u1l size, a very (rood1
I All-Felt
M a t t r e s s e j - - - Willl
r n l i i W . i l e r O p a q u e W i u d u w S h a d e s -KeKUlur p r i e e .'S1 :i..riH. |
In a l l e o ! u : s , e i n n p l e l i - . In t h i s
quali". Ill this sale
$2.98, White Enamel Beds 1 -in. 0011Diniity Boil Spreads--'li size, very j tiliumis posts, -'s-ill.
fillers.
sale
$10.00j
;-ale
"
50c
easy I- unsh. In this sale. .$'..98
, u h l l , ,„.-„.,, ? .,. T: -,. . T h i , s a , e
u
Arncj-ic.-in
Hoiland
Window,
50-lb White Cotton Mattress
Mctccrizcd Table Patterns - lien!-1
S h a d e s - i n a l l i-olors, e o l n p l c t e .
$7.75
stitched and scalloped table cloths
lieji'iilnr prit'e s ' .50. 1 iiis *a
In t h i s s a l e
60c
11, ' , do'/en
d o z e n napkins
n a p k i n s l.n
1^, niiitrli.
witli
inauli. w h i t e E n a m c l B e d s — 1 - i n . p n s t s .
'
[ Sui-.f^rt
Window
Shades--liest
$2.89 set,
.
.,,
.
.
r.i th-^ ;-ale
r
n u a l i t y , in a l l . - d u d e s .
In t h i s
Baby Blankets—In
B l a n k e t s — I n bblue
lue a
aiut
n d !p i n k !
Ht-'Kulav p r i e e ^>..it>.
l.lus s a l e E x . S . T . M a t t r e s s . l{e-;'ti'iar n r i e e
$4.25,
su'e
$1.25
faney l'altL'l-ns.
In this sale.89c!
$4.50. •XT).nil. This Kile
I
Blankets and Comfortable*
from Center Isle
ONLY $5.00 DOWN
Linoleums
Pillows
White Enamel Beds—2-in. posts,!
Joseph Willis Best Inlaid Linole2-in. fillers.
Ke^ulai' price! Chicken Feather Pillows- A.
u m - I n the pleasing patterns.
A. Liekinir. size lSx'ir,. Re;
.S22.50. This sale.$15.Oo! lar
Ill this Kile
$2.-15 sq y d .
priee *l.ii.">. This sale $1.20
Exceptional Values '
Here is our great offer. We will deliver right to your home a brand new, easy gliding and deep
cleaning GRAND i'RIZK EUREKA Vacuum Cleaner for 10 days' FliKK elenniiie; trial. If yuu
like it after FREE 'TRIAL, you may keep it "upon payment of
.
pru-i-
Hale •
.. •
.Special in the Rebuilding 1 This
™* **}*
THE GRAND PRIZE
As Advertised In Ihe Saturday Evening Post
Couches, Linoleums and
Window Shades
wile
39c
Sheets--A
widlEnamel Beds• -!!-in. posls,1 • s»'<-'
$ 5 - 2 5 Couches Well made, upholstered
_vith velour. in this sale $12.75
In this Kile $1.59
lass husks. Regular liril-l*] Nntional Fiber Bed Springs, full
Sheets — Millie of
Richly nude, uphnlsLorThis Couches
$27.50
I
his
hetk-le,
in
th
muslin.
In Ihis
with
panish Innnco. In
$5.9S
$1 39
•
; sale . .
this sale
$42.50
•White Er,imtd Beds 2-ill. MjUarej
s with hlK'h block and
posts, 2-in. fillers. Regular; B<7ojfPc.r(1'! „. in three si/.es. T hi M Couches—With ii'enuino Spanish
and Unbleached price $2:i..r)0. This sale $17.50 , ]
leather upholstered." In this
$7.25
s;
e
«"''•
542.SO
Muslin
,
40-in. wide Unblt iched Muslin--Avery line, .--oft quality. l^1"*'
•
The Woolens
I Imperial Bed Springs with roll
1 elites, ill tlire'e sizes. This
starch. In tins
81x90 Mohawk
linmvn bPtind.
72x90 Hercules
good quality
Kale
Bleached
|
Bed Springs
.' 25c1 Beds, Mattresses, Springs
sale
'
From Our Furniture
45x36 Classic Pillow Cases—Mndi
of fine, soft muslin.
In this1
»»'««•«» *>«»«'
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER
The Silks
Silk Tricolette—In white, j Tweed Suitings—I'rown, ^reetl .
bhic^, navy ami brown, the
and KI'M.V, mixed ' KiiKlish suitmost wanted this fall, IJli in.
ings, strictly all wool, !j 1 in. '
wide." In this sale
$1.98
wide. Sale price.
$2.49 •
Canton Crepe—All sills, the most
All Wool Plaids- -HI in, wide, in '
wanted this fall, in the leading
a large and pretty assortment .
shades, 10 in. wide. $3.89 yd
of plaids, in contrasting color*.
.Sal,, price. . .
$2.98 yd
B.ironct Sport Satin—The most
wanted for sport skirts and one1
Black
and
White
Check,—Small,
piece dresses, -10 in. wide. Spemedium and large size checks,
cial
$2.69 yd
in wool mixed and all wool,
Silk Poplin—Iii a wide ranjje of
priced flom. , ,75c to $2.98 yd
nilors, llfi in. wide. Sale price
98c yd
Silk Duvetyne- — The most wanted
Satin Charmeuse ICxcldlent qualfor fall, in navy and purple, :ifi
ity, lustrous finish, 10 in. wide.
in. wide
,..$4.98 yd
Sale price
.$2.39 yd
French
Twill
Costume
Serge—
Dresa Satin-Heavy (juality, pure
Sponged and shrunk, fi 1 in.
yarn dyed, ,'Jo' in. wide. Sale
'•vide
$2.19
yd
price .'
'$2.39
Crepe de Chine- A close, firm
Panama Cloth-Ill a I'iin^c of new
weave, in white and colors, 40
fall colors, 1(J in. wide $1.89 yd
in. wide. Side price. . . . $1.98
Chiffon Taffeta—A wide ran^c of
Wool Poplin—Steam sponged and
new colors, street. :inil even-ine;
shrunk, 'in new autumn shades,
shades, 'M\ in. widp. Sale price
10 in. wide
$1.89 yd
$1.98 yd
Heathen*
Mixed
Suitings
Ciition
Fancy Coat Lining— 1:1 an asand wool, in liruwn and Klay,
sortment''(if new fall patterns,
:i!i in. wide
98c yd
IfU in. wide
$1.00 yd
Satin Crepe—In black, navy and
Cotton and Wool Plaids for chilnew autumn colors, 10 in. wide.
dren's S'.'houi dicsscs, ;;i; in.
$2.98 yd
Wide
S9c yd
All
at Rebuilding Sale Prices
FAIR VIEW NEWS.
John Simpson is Building a New Barn
on His Place.
John Simpson is building n newbarn on his property. Mia son Albert Simpson is directing the job.
• 'Mi'H. Catherine Mulligan of Ne,w
York is visiting Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and
Miss Annie Conk took an automobile
trip to Trenton Sunday.
Miss Julia Maloney, Edward Kaney,
Henry Wunderly, James Garvey ami
Peter Conry went on the Red Bank
firemen's excursion to Palisades Park
Sunday^
Miss Rose Sullivan, who has been
confined to the house with sickness
the past month, is recovering. She
expects to resume her position at
Morgan next week.
George VnnBrunt is employed by
Charles Burd of Red Bank.
Charles Corcoran has resumed hia
job with the Central railroad company
at Jersey City after haying'been laid
.up with sickness at liis home here.
Mr. Corcoran has a new Ford sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowse of
Holmdel township spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus liouser.
TEN DAYS'FREE TRIAL
New Fall Silks and Woolens
Showing the Newest in
?
« » H I H I M M H H H M I 8 I I I » 9l»et»>0t? >>«»»«»*>»» » « » H
P*go Fifteen
•
Fmey Conibi—In .sevel'ill sizes, the
llewi-st that n vv'oinali ean wisli. In
this sale
39c to 98c
Colored Steel Beads—Tile hi test for
dress 11 ininiins;s. In this sale
$1.25 to ?2.S8 yd
Beaded Girdles—The most Wanted,
ill blai-k and colors. In this sale
$2.50 to $2.3;!
Silk Ta«sels—111 all the wanted eol' ors. In this Kale
25c to 69c
Vestces -In the newest ennibimilion
eiilois. In this Mile
$2.50 to $3,98 yd
Meteor Silk Ribbons—111 all eolors,
for children's huir bow.-'.. In this
sale
-12c yd
Women's Neckwear and Sets — In a
Inrpe assortiiient of styles, In this
sale
Sic. to $1.50
Bedding Sewing Silk—111 all colors.
Ill this sale, n spool
12 He
Clark's O, N. T. Thread.- Hill-yard
Spools. Il> this sale
lie
Silkatinc In all shades.
In liiis
sale
8<Children's Fancy Top Socks AbiUlt
20(1 |i;iiij, from •' In '.>• In. this
sale
25c pair
Indies' Fleeced Vests tli);ll Ili'i-k
witli lunr: (ir shorL sleeves, all si'/.es.
In this sale
2Sc e u l i
Ludieo' Heavy Flee-ced White Union
Soils "'it-h Iliivli -or- low.,ni>i-k aniL
shnil Neves. In this _sal>UBc iidt
Carter s Summer Union Soitu In
while and pink. In til is sale
!19c s u i t
Lndii-'.'
I-', l i r a
Wide
Bui-son
l.inlo
1-lo.s,.
Iii l>lin-li, w h i t e a n d c n i i l i P
van.
l-l ( h i s s a l e
G9c |.nir
L u l l i s ' l-'.:.irn O i i t i i i v e U n i o n S u i t s
Si/1
I s I n <~il'. s u m m e r
weij-.U.
Kill I " ' I-. s l l ' l ' V f l e s s i k n e e l e n i v l h .
Ill t i n . a l l '
• • - UHt: " " '
I . n d i e s ' l-'-vtra S i ? . o O u t s i / e i ' a n t i ;
I s l i i l U ' i L t i ^ l l f a n d lonr'.e l . l l e e , .-i;;e.Ill, I1
' 0 . I n l i i i s Mill' 7He e a . l l
INFANTS' WEAR
in the Rebuilding Sab
in the Rebuilding Sale
C o r d u r o y Little- C o a t s
\'.-r;,- n i c e l y
m a d e u i l i i y.iii.. a n d .-.nn.-k.'d ill
pi.'i'.;i v . h i l c .
In f i .- •• : li-. . . $ 3 . 5 0
Bal>y'r. W h i l e C l i - n c l i i l l a Coi.tr, w i t h
he'd!, p i i c k e l s a r . i h i . . l i n e d
with
p e a r l hill ti.ii- .
In ' h i s s : l l e . $ 4 . 9 8
L i t t l e C o a t s of Cr.r.lniiere a n d C r e p e
C l o t h willl e i n l i r i i i d c r c d c a p e c o l l a r s , in w h i t e .
ill i i i i s s a l e
$2.98 to $6.98
Comfortables
J a p a n e s e Silk Q u i l l e d C o a t s Hand
embroidered
a n d trimmed
with
s i l k f r n ^ s a n d c o r d , in p i n k a n d
blue.
In t h i s s a l e
$4.98
Comfortables—Made , of
very
pretty (lowered material, well
made. In this sale
$3.98
Comfortables—.Made both sides
id' line silkuline filled with eotmn. In this sale
$4.98
Japanese
Silk
Quilted
Carriage
Robes -Very daintily
c-nibioideri-d in b l u e a n d p i n k .
In this sale
$3.08 to $4.9B
Comfortables -Covered with saline tops and silkoline hotliHii.
ail white eoltim Tilled. In this
sale
$5.49
,
, '
K n i t t e d Cai-riiige R o b e s
Well m a d e ,
t r i m m e d with- pink n n d hlue.
In
t h i s sal:$5.98
Comfortables - -CiiVi'red with ::atine on holli sides, filled \V itll
In
white cotton, well made,
this sije
$7 .98
_
Blankets
B l a n k t - t s ' In" w h i t e , w a y a n d t a l i ,
•"" ' w i f h " l i l t i e ' n n ( l " | i l i l k l u i r d e i - ' s . I n "
this sale
'
$2.'19 u r
Blankets
yellow
sale
"'
" " "**
.
-
Kllll s i z e , ill p i n k , W i l e ,
a n d) r i - a . v " p ! a i d s .
In this
$ 4 . ' 1 U in-
Blanket...
Tiink'
l.lll-tve
borders;
iinished
Ihis
willi
si;'.e,
some
liifanU'
in a
In
Wool
.i-M.t t e d
pniiiui-.
lll.nlicts
philil
In
W.25
31i|>--.
.U..de
) i ! : . . , b . - i - ..!'
n l l i . , c ,ali.-.l|..
I . 1 - ' -.
I n this
Gtl"..T Ac<.'-v;#'jr!:'s for i3aby
SU.'Jil inAll
sal.
p!aiil>
:.ilk hindinu'.
sali1
this
M»deii-i,
I'illov..
T,,,,h
Richly e m t l t n i . i . l \ I ;i I VA : -I. i- ;'!!.! l i l l c l l , 111
l a , - . ,,!,• . .t o $3.50
4 . : f l . H H
I n f l i M l . - . ' • . ' j i v e . i t , - . -,
l-'i ', ! ; l \ V d . l i l l l y
:;|',le..,
i n ( Lull
',- n i l e . a l r l
with
lii'nli a n d h l i i e ,
h i H I Ms i d e ' J 1 V S
ll|lle.
in
--
M.id.'iv.i
lni..nl--" C.ips
I n a laiyi'
. im-ortiii-iil
. i l ' - - l - i 1 ' t ! y - • I ' v l i •'. ' I n "
l l i ; s :.-;|
!),«i- t o $ 1 . 5 0
.
.
.
• ' "'
'
ill
I n f a n t s ' M a d e i r a Di-easi'a
111 all USs u r t n i e n ! <»!' d a ' n ' . y > t > l c s . n e a t l y
r m i n o i d r f c . i ; S:IM!I \vi|ii . s a l ! o p e d
I m l t o m s a n d ! . i n ; n . i o rlVci l ;.
In
:,
I hi-1
I n i l -i.:.-.
i• I!:LI a n t e e d
l;d,
i
-'lie . . . $ 1 2 . '
r. •.
I: .uh:..
(n a w
I I ; , . ' . i , ' i . t S l u m s , I I , , 1 , \ \ a l , I- K o L I V •• l ! , , . . | . - . - . i M i d - a n d I ! , i i - ' i j i i - t s ,
W a
i , - " M l " I ' a i i l -., e ' i - .
RED BANK REaBTER, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.
Page Sixteen
TTE
LOST!
SHREWSBURY NEWS.
Village Being Wired for Electricity
—Paving Job Progressing..
If the three men who took AireEvery street in the village, ia being
Day sessions begin September lOtli.
from
dale Terrier in automobili
wired foe electHcity, except SycaEvening sessions begin October 3d.
Office open daily for registration and personal interview beginning Amusement Park, Atlantic Hilfh-'niore avenue between Brand street
[and
the trolley station.
The proSeptember 7th.
lands, will return him they will he!iperty ownera then; arc opposed to
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
I having wires and poles on the street
liberally rewarded.
bcH'uusu they fear it would harm the
•Bookkeeping, Stenography, Typewriting, Penmanship, Business
sycamore trees on the street. The
C.
F.
DUBOIS,
Correspondence, Commercial Arithmetic, Etc.
polos for electricity on White street
Pitman and Gregg systems of Shorthand.
.
42 Hooper Avenue,
have been put up.
, Call, telephone or write for particulars.
|
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Misses Ruth and Jessie Silver have
i returned from a month at OuttingaERNEST L. BEAN, Principal.
Phone AH 178 ~~~
ville, Vermont.
.
Misa Merlam Parsons has resumed
her studies a t Wilson college a t
Chambcrsburg, Pennsylvania.
"The New PostoHiee" will be the
subject of Rev. Dwiglit L. Fnrsons's)
sermon a t the "Presbyterian church |
Sunday morning. At niKht the Presbyterians will moi't ill the Eatontown
church in a joint service with the Adventists. Elder M. M.. Shurtlefl will
conduct the service.
Reginald Parson.-, is spending two
weeks at Peterbom, New Hampshire.
Rev. A. Q. Bailey preached Sunday,
at Christ church, mid at , St. John's
chapel at .Little Silver'for the first
time since last sprint;, when he went
to Kansas on his vacation. He returned home about six weeks ago but
he was taken sick with appendicitis
and he had to go In a hospital.
Patrick Ahearn is luivinj,' his house
re-shingled on White street.
Miss Mary CaVr has returned from
a month's visit wilh her niece, Mrs.
Edward Kelly of Seobeyville.
Richard Beake, Jr., has returned
to work at Newark after having been
jlaid up with sickness several days at
his home here. -— •«••»
A, Holmes Borden is having a garagf of concrete block and stucco
built back of his residence on the
Eatontown road. The garage will be
24x30 feet. Harry fi. Borden is doing the work.
Augustus Browne has bought a
seven-passenger automobile.
Dr. Benjamin F. King, Conover
Truax, Alfred C. Wiederholt andCharles H. Hurley have been appointed members of the election board of
the second/* district. William Belshnw, Diederich Battier,. Kenneth
Fields and'Ralph Wiederholt are on
he third election district board.
Henry Giere, Robert Higijinson
and Rev. Dwight I.. Parsons attended
a meeting of the anti-saloon league
at Asbury Park .Monday.
ASBURY PARK BUSINESS COLLEGE
WEST FURNITURE CO.
KEYPORT, N. J.Furniture and Rugs of
Quality
at Substantial Reductions
This 8 piece Karpen Suite as illustrated, special at
$139
Sofa, 76 inches long with long bolster and 2 large pillows. Extra large arm chair with pillow and a rocker,
covered in your choice of coverings. Mahogany finished
frame.
Other cane panel suites up to $ 3 9 8 .
TAPESTRY SUITES from $ 1 3 9 . S O to $ 5 O O
R U G S
:'-,'•
Our stock of Rugs was never so large as it is at present.
All grades from the cheapest to the finest. All sizes
from 18x36 inches to 12x15 feet.
9x12 Tapestry Rugs $ 1 2 . 9 8 up.
9x12 Axminster Rugs $ 2 3 . 7 5 up.
9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs $ 4 5 . O O up.
Now On Sale
OLYMPIC RECORDS
October Numbers, 1921
Record No.
DANCE
15121
85c
15122
85c
15123
85c
15124
85c
RECORDS
| Canadian Capers
| Gypsy Blues
| Son—Piano Solo
! Dixie—Banjo Sofo
| Oh! Joy I
| Zowle
| S l r a l Lady
| Figaro '
lrvinic Weiss and hi» Riu-CarlUin Orchestra
Irvinn Weiss and his HiU-Carlton Orchcntru
Lindsay McPhall
Kred Vun Ep» with Orchestra
Irvine Weiss and his Ititi-Carlton Orchestra
McPhail'fl J a s t Orchestra of CMCBKO
Irving Weiss and his Rlti-Oarlton Oroheatra
Irving Weiss and'hls Rlts-Carlton Orchestra
POPULAR
SONCS
14113 | M«!
. /
iHEc | Mandy 'N' Me
14114 Tuck Me to Sleep (In My Old Tucky Home)
85c | In the Old Town Hall
HAWAIIAN
Alleen Stanley
Alleen Stanley
Billy Jonen
Billy Jones
SELECTIONS
| Dreamy Alabair
Shadow Waltz
Hawaiian Orchestra
Honolulu Hawaiian Orchestra
STANDARD
17110
11.00
17111
S 1.00
VOCALS
| Just That One Hour
| Down in Happy Valley
| Ven.li.n Song
I For Ever and For Ever
Charles Hart
Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw
Percy HemUK
P.rcy Hirnui
SACRED
RECORDS
20102 I The Holy City
Lead Kindly Light
sr.c
Charles Unit
Elliott Shaw .
INSTRUMENTALS
18112
Hoc
18113
8Ilc
|
|
|
|
KItton on tile Keys— Piano Sol
Valie Claitique—Kylovhuni- Pol
Cocoanut Dnnce—lliitij" >™U>
Southern Dixie Medley—Ilnnjii
I-lndsay McPhnil
Geo. II. Green with Orchestrn
I"ri-<1 Van Kpa with Orehpttrn
Fred Vnn Epa wllli- Orrhratrn
KNICKERBOCKER
PHARMACY
Druds Sundries
R e d Bank.N.J. ".•';.'
H HiJ ili^ f niltJI iitiiiltlijtin II tl 1 JlitfHi f 1 BliOftlii t HI I!t1l f Jilj
.,»»•*»••»•
KpYPORT NEWS.
Dredges at
at Work Deepening the
Channel in the Bay.
Dredges are at work deepening tho
channel of the local harbor, $5,000
having been appropriated for the
work by the government.
"Black Beauty," a motion picture,
will be shown Friday at the Surf
theater for the'b'cuetit of the visiting nurse fund.
Mrs. L. M. Berry of Warwick.
N. Y,, visited relatives here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Munch have returned to Brooklyn after spending
the summer at the Raiitan Inn.
Millard F. Brown, son of Mrs. Ella
Brown, is taking a cuur.se in electrical engineering at Stevens institute at Hoboken.
The Tuesday afternoon card club
will meet next Tuesday .at .Mrs.
James T. Walling'a.
'
•Thomas W. Brown is taking "a
course in accounting at the New
York university.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Burgess Davis
have returned from a visit at .'Berwick, Pa.
*.
• '
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hendrickscm
have returned from a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Cadoo, Jr., of Summit.
Dr. S. H. Casaidy has been appointed a special marshal without pay
by Mayor S. Frank Mason.
The hook and ladder company is
planning to hold a block dance on
second street earTy in.October.
L. E. Cokelet has a vacation from
his duties with the Keyport banking
company.
-Mrs. Henry A. Chinery and Mrs.
W. S. Wallace and son #vere visitors
at New York last week.
HAZLET NEWS.
Firemen Cleared About $500 at Fi
and Supper. '
About $500 was cleared at the
fair and supper held by the Hazlet
fire company last Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Supper was served
to 361 people.
Capt. and Mrs. Richard. Carney,
Miss Elizabeth Carney and Mrs.
Ethel Fuller have returned to Cocoanut 'Grove, Florida, after spending
several weeks with Capt. Carney's
sister, Mrs. P. Otto Weigand.
P. S. Laughlin visited his sister,
Mts. Joseph Claffy, on' Sunday.
They had not seen each other for fifteen years.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Carney and
son John of Hoboken and Miss Marion M. Styles of New York visited
P. Otto Weigand and family on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Roberta gave birth
to twin sons on Sunday.
John Laughlin and John Carious
of New York and Frank Laughlin of
Keyport were Sunday guests of Joseph Claffy and family.
THAT DULL
ACHING
Don't worry and complain,about a
bad bnck. Get rid of it! For weak
kidneys, lame and achy backs, your
neighbors recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. 'Ask yum neighbor. Read this
statement:
;
Mrs. Edward White, 78 Oakland
Btreet, Red Bank, says: "Since I
used two or three boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills I have had no more
weakness or paino across my back
and have enjoyed the best of health.
I had kidney trouble as a result of a
cold which settled on my kidneys.
My back ached in a dull way and I
had a hearing down pain across my
back which kept me feeling miserable. Often 1 found it difficult'to
stoop and when I was in a stooped
position I could hardly get up. Alter
using Doan's Kidney Fills the pains
left my back and I have had no return of them in nearly a year."
The above statement was given
July 8th, 1!HG, and on June 26th,
10HO, Mrs. White added: "My faith
in Doan'a Kidney Pills is as strong as
ever.
They certainly helped me
when I had occasion to use them, I
nlwajra • i-eeomwiontf • Do«H"i! f o r
know one can depend upon them."
flOc, at nil dealers. Fpster-Milburn Co., Blfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ilury your ilend light.
Auk your undertaker nbout
the Antiiinatic genllni? Buriul
Vaults.
J. S. PARKER, Prop.,
Weil Lome Branch, N. J.
PEOPLE'S
RUMSON
Entertainments, Concerts,
Lectures, Novelties
IN THE
Rumson School Auditorium
EILEVBNT.HTBAR
The following remarkable array of First Class Talent
has been engaged:
October 3d, 1921
THE LIBERTY BELLES
November 7th, 1921
THEJALUMNI SEXTETTE
Ladies' Orchestra
December 20th, 1921
ROBERT O'BOWMAN
A Leading Impersonator
January 13th, 1922
Princess Nadonis' Indians
Each|Member of the Company a Full Blooded Indian and an Artist
FEBRUARY—Date to be announced
ENGAGEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY!
PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON
With a great story of his experience in the London scrap with the students where
he Iost'JhisJeye. Pussyfoot Johnson, an International figure, is now in 'India and
is coming back to the States to fill this engagement and a few others.
MARCH—Date to be announced.
HAPPY HARRY HAYDEN
who made such a hit last winter at the Band dinner in Rumson
EDNA KlMBALL
well known to the Lyceum Platform, will appear with him
APRIL* 4th, 1922
The Kauffman Male Quartette
with MABEL KELLY, Soprano. Distinguished artists all
APRIL lOth, 1922
DEJEU—THE WIZARD
Other magicians have appeared in this course but none like DeJeu, the Wizard
ONE DOLLAR
For aCourse Ticket
Admitting the holder to the entire Eight Evenings
25c Extra for Season Reserved Seat
Single Atfrtiissluir Ticket far One fntertainment, 35c; Reserved Seat, SOc™":
Reserved Seats on Sale at the Library Building In Rumson
Thursday Morning, September 29th, at 10:00 o'clock
A. A. McKAY, Manager
RED BAKK REGlgfEIt,SEPTEMBER 21 > i»21.
Page
EER8OHAL.
Mlu Marguerite -Poland of Brad.
tor Beach ipent part of lait week
With Mrs. Walter O. Layton of Oak*
laid itreet.
Mtsa Estha Howard and Harold
Hownrtl of Hudaoii avenue slutted
U l u Gertrude Thorton of Newark
over Saturday and Sunday.
Jtev. John Muyskens, Jr., of Bed,
Bank and Rev. Arion Muyskenu of
Long Branch have returned from
Alton, lo-vn, where they attended the
funeral of their father, who died on
Sunday of lajst weofc.
Mian Louisa Simpson of Hudson
Avenue entered Wilaon college in
Pennsjlvania this week. Hiss Olive
Cahill of Peters place and Miss Kathlyn Child of iBroad street will resume their studies at Wilaon college.
William. O'Brien and Joseph WilUma of lied Bank and Edward
Ct'Brien o f Rumuon are expected
lAme Saturday from their trip to
South America.. They (ailed In July
on one of the United States shipping
board steamships.
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Miss Fannie Fitzpatrlck of Pearl
street has returned to work in the
Metropolitan - life insurance company's office after a, vacation of two
wecVv part of which aha spent in
New York state.
Edward F. O'Brien, ton'.of WilUlan O'Brien of Weat Front street,
i» homeward builnd from a tour to
Iceland and Europe. In Rome he,
visited the Vatican and aaw Pope
Benedict.
'/Eobert Hayward of Wharf avenue
has resumed hia position with the
Edison electric company at Brooklyn
after a vacation of two weeks.
»Mlss Katheryn W. Despreaux, sister of Mrs. John W> Stewart of
White street, has returned home after spending flvo months with relatives at Petoskey, Michigan.
A eon .was born last Wcdnerday
nieht to Mrs. Richard Dwyer of EastBldo park. •
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12 BROAD STREET, RED BflNK
MKMDMIAY,
LONG BRANCH
FRONT STREET,
KEYPORT
WAGNER MARKET CO.
22 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK
FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
BAY AVENUE,
HIGHLANDS
LARGEST and Most RELIABLE RETAIL DEALERS
in Best QUALITY Meats at Lowest Prices.
ressed Beef BIG FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Fancy Poultry |
Jersey Pork Milk Fed Veal
Chuck Roast 14c
Loin of Pork 29c Legs of Veal 22c Chickens 25c
Chuck Steak 14c Fresh Hams 29c Rump Veal32c
Chickens 38c
Shoulders 19c Veal Cutlet 48c
U) Roast 19c Flat Ribs 19c Veal Chops 38c Fowl
29c!
Reg. Hams 27c Butter 48c
I Corned Beef 5c Buying of us means a positive saving to you, buy at THE Chickens 42c
STEWING
ROASTING
FRESH
BLADE CUT
FANCY
FRESH
- «Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degenring of
South street entertained a few
iriends Tuesday night of last week.
Th«, guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles K. Ghamplin and Mr. and
Mrs. George Gramman of Bed Bank
and Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Gardener
of long Branch.. .
William C. Brown and family of
Brown place have returned from a
several weeks' stay on Long Island.
Mr. und Mrs. Frank Howard of
Newark are visiting relatives in Red
Bank. Their BOH Frank IS making a
trip in the Southern states. Miss Anna Gifiler of Brooklyn has
teen spending two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gigler of
leighton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Hiunrichouse of Drummond place have returned from a Btay of two weeks'
with relatives at Hagorstown, Maryland.
Abraham Levy, owner of Johns
Busy Corner, left last week to spend
Iou*."months in San Francisco, where
lie hopes to meet his brother, whom
lie has not seen for twenty years.
His eon Arnold Levy is at Hed Bank
looking after his father's business interests.
John Kimbnll of New
Brunswick is a now employee in
John's store.
Miss Eunice Holmes of Brooklyn
spent part of last week with Miss
Dorothy Jonca of Brown place.
Mrs. Robert Mahoney of .Washington, D. C , ia visiting Mrs. Harry B.
Willard of East Front street.
A daughter waa born to Mrs.
James E. Weaver of Tomnkin«ville,
Sljtten Iuland, Saturday, September
10th. Mr. Weaver is the son of
Commodore James B. Weaver of
Eafet Front street.
f&n,
James Emery and Mrs.
Thomas Piquette of Braad street
have returned from, a mbnth'p stay
ot'Orange Luke, ftew York.'"
Mrs. Arthur L. Wymbs of Oakland
street is spending a week with • her
nunt, Mrs. Harry Singles of Camden.
James Hiram Batchelor nnd Joseph
Daniel Batchelor, sons'of Eev. W. H.
Batchelor, pastor of the Red Bank
Zion church, left Monday for college. James will resume his studies
Bt Okerlin college in Ohio, nr.l.J^hn
Will enter Tufts college at Boston.
Mra. Henry J. . Ely of WalTace
fetreet was the guest of Mrs. William
A. Cole Friday at the Metropolitan
hotel a t Asbui'y Park. Mrs. Colo
expects to remain at Asbury Park
until she leaves for California the
coming winter.
Miss Sadie VanMatoe of Jamaica,
Long Island, has been visiting Mra.
SVilUnm Pope of William street.
Dr. William M. Thompson of Eaat
Front street, past frrand
master of
Free Masons of New1' Jersey, is attending a meeting of 33d degree
Masons nt Boston. Dr. Thompson is
the only 3!id degree Mason living in
this locality. .
Samuel Ferguson, who is stationed
in the navy at Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his Bister, Mrs. John
WalBh of West Front street.
James Conwny of Spring street
has bovnjht a LeBtor piano from
I'rtuik C. Storck.
Arthur Eppipano and John and
Itotco .Santnngelo of Itcd Bank won
Br&cs at a masquerade ball held Snturjday night at Highlands. Eppipjmo
got a suit case, John SnntnuRolo jjot
o safety razor und Rocco got'a silk
Sbfcil
jMr. and Mrs. touiB Sloling' oti
Broad stroet jiro oh a two weeks'
Bijtoniobilo tour through flio Now
England states.
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:filr. nnd Mrs. Eugeno Carroll and
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
their son Joseph of Shrewsbury avelufts ami Mr. and Mrs, Andrew, HiU
and thuir son Andrew of Wocthleyl
OCT. 9*
street spont part of lant wook with SUNDAY SEPT, ZB,, OCT.
*nd 33
! . , . » Rod Bank 0.00 A.M.
Mrs. Morris Lewis of-,Mount»HnUy.
Rd B k
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War Tin ri%-a(jaitlooal.
4
FRYING
CalaHams 15c
Wagner
Fancy Zggsr 39c £
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GLOBE FURNISHING CO.
On the Job Again
ready to give you better Shoes than has
been possible for several years past.
The New Furniture Store
GLOBE HOTEL BUILDING
Our Furniture Specials ar§ great, our prices greater.
See our specials.
Although Broad Street is torn up somewhat you can easily get to my store both
through front entrance or if you prefer
by rear. Dont care how you enter so you
get in. ' We will do the rest.
The Home of Good Shoes
9 Broad Street, Red Bank
4-piece White Enamel or Ivory Bed Room
Suites at $98.50.
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I have put back several high.grade lines
.like J. & M. and can now sell them at a
price within your reach.
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4-piece Suites in Walnut at $154.00
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In addition to my usual fine iines I|lave
some of the best low priced Shoes in the
country.
Good wearing, good looking
Shoes for Men and Women at $3.50 to
$5.00.
up, consisting of Bed, Dresser, Dressing Table and Chiffonier.
Nowhere else can you buy at these prices.
Mattresses have advanced but our prices have dropped.
Your chance for a good Cotton Mattress at $ 6 . 5 O.
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Boys' and Girls' $2.35 to $3.50.
Children's - $1.85 to $3.00.
All my usual good material and workmanship. Yours ready to serve you.
Simmons Beds, $8.75 up.
Parlor Suites, 3-pieces, $54.00 up.
Clarence White
See our beautiful Quartered Oak Buffets and Dining Room
Suites. Large selection.
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East Front Street and Globe Court Red Bank, N. J.
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Oanldr&g
Atl^NtlQ Cfify $3.60
Card of Tbanki.
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Wo wish to tlmnlc our frlimdn end
neighborrt for their many nctH of
kindness, their floral tributes und the
uso of tlioir uutoinobitcn nt tlin funornl of Harold M. Comptoi . We
doSiro particularly to thank tho
American legion, tU« Junior Amcricun MocbanicH, the members of tho
Bolford .Methodist choir, Kev. Elijah
Rolcl and Itev. Charles HoL'ate.
Mrn. Arnmlnta- Comptan,
Mrn. Etlu Hulalmrt,
Lovoy Compton,
Elmer Comptoii,
Horiry Clayton.
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Now Lunch R o o m . . . .
Herman Snubcrlinrg of New York,
who recently rented nno of tho Dorcmui Btoroa nt 11 Mechanic ntrcot,
will rn-ojjun tlm plntu I'ridny moniing ft9 n quick lunch room and di'll" i a a i « n Hi'orW- His wtiwfc • wHi"in"
elude cigars and soft drlnltH.—Ad^ortluomont.
Card of Tlmnki.
We wish to thank our dear ftiunda
»nd neighbor* for their itindniu in
•MiatlnK us In our hours of sorrow
for our loved one; nnd all tliosc who
•Mil fturel plflc«» ana
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It is the desire of this institution to hch local merchants
and manufacturers to attain greater growl i and prosperity.
Tiekptn scind only on BIIC.JIII trnin.
'• Eaftera Stsndard Ttma Shown.
JERSEY iENTRAL
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onuiNANUB E N ' r r n . K o " A N O K U I NANCK KHTAIIMUHlNtl A MAN1TAUY
CODK tKIHlIUUINn 1UII.EK ANIV HKOULATIOMH WITH KKdAllD T O . THK
An
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O\' I'AIR HAVION,
COUNTY OF MONHAVION COUNTY
MOUTH ANI] STATE O F NEW JliRHBV."
HB I T OliDArNED, l.y llin Ilonnl ot
Hcullli <>r Iho lloroLillii nf Fnlr Hiiv^i,
Clmnty at M\mmflUtU atul Ktpta of N<3«v JtivK'cy. thnt IIIH iiviilnatido nitUlud "An OrillMi TCHtuUlniililir n Snultuiy Co.I.. 1)«lilmi Union nml R<-uiilntlon» Will. ILmm!
tlin I'ulillo Hi>altli In, tlic llnriiuitli .-r
^.H|iven, Cdimty of MivnTuoulh irnil Htnto
nf NfW Ji'tni'y." lid, nnil thi- nnmi< !•! hsruliy
Mlliulunit'tiliMl by tin. lulilltidki nf ti nitttion
ta Ije knipvn nml iloiiltriifit.'il n.i Mrtitiou U
(it) of Chfiptur It uf Hiidl (>nUiuinci!1 iu fnllows:
Brution C (n). No urrHnnM iir cnriuifnttttn
Imvltltf 1 uilthni-lty In rti!!t-t or ilhmuHfi uf
itnitiuui . U'fimo, nlizlit HtiU.' COIIU:IIU at
ccntuiooltf «tul <ilh«r nffiil, ithall brhiit wltitIn tho IIrall• «(. tln> Iloroitith n( l''ulr 1Uven nn/ nuiili trarbnKv, rul'itne. nlirot Null,
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M ....i uiioii
l "iiny"
k pTt|>Iftf"in>t>pM
plnnt or other prouttrly of
any pc.-min or corporation lacnt«tl wlUiln
ttio liarough of Knir Hnven, nor curt nut*
in*/ HUtih RRfhacfP, refu*r, nUtlit foil, mn>nt« of ciHtipmijti nml other oititl from any
iitnt putHide of the laid fiormwh of Knlr
rvpti. t o nity other nolnt or itl^y within
10 KttnuiHh lhnltH,
Paaneil He|it«mber Utli, lii'^1,
T. V. V. KFNUJUCK,
Have you any banking problem's?
THE KUG STORE IS NOW OPEN!!
Fifty balen of m^a lmvr arrived nnd will l»!, on sale
Prlilny niul flitur'lii;/, Afl frcali, new , (joodf, ri^ht out of
thu loom und Kimritiilucd perfoi'l.
11) Bales nt New l'al,tern», Uxlli Axiniiistn- (,? $24.90.
1U Bales of Heavy VVlvel, 9x12, @ $29.30.
ft Balos of IOxtra Honvy Quality,, 8-3x1O-(i, • three
volvotn, worth $M), siweial ([<> $25.00.
sheet
'gc rmiK" of other Krudi'H nnd siues 1111 tn ?50 00. All
nrc Kuuiuiitccd iwrtvet.
RED BANK TRUST COMPANY
Supervision.
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lii otii' Special Interest Denairtnieiit we pay 4% on all
amounts.
All trolleys pans tho door.
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Under1 State
RED BANK, N. J.
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Perhaps we can serve you in the same way we have
served them.
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129 W. FRONT ST.
Many business men and women have availed themselves
of our sincere invitation to come in ami talk mactcrs over
with us.
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RED BAKK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 21 1 1921.
P&ge Eighteen
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We are Pleased to Announce that a New Shoe Store will be Opened on Saturday, September 24th, Known as
THE
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With a full line of Shoes for Men, Women and Children. The Greatest Shoe Opening Sale that ever took place in Red Bank.will start Saturday, September
24th, at 9 A. M. Our policy will be good service and good shoes for less money and our prices will convince the most skeptical. Below you will find a few
itemslthat will convince you.
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FOR GROWING GIRLS—High Cut Shoes, sizes 2%
to 6, Havana Brown, Field Mouse tops; $6.50
value
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$4.00
WOMEN'S OXFORDS—Tan and Brown, law and
high heels; S7.5O values
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OXFORDS—For growing girls, wide toe, flat heel.
Dont overlook this ?6. 0 value
.$2.95
WOMEN'S COMMON SENSE SHOES—Lace or button ; $5.00 value
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WOMEN'S 3-STRAP BUCKLE—All styles; S7 oo
value
$5-00
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES—Gun Metal arid
Vici Kid, high cut, lace, sizes 8J4 to 2.; #3.5o
value, pair
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00
MEN'S DRESS SHOES—Gun Metal, lace and button,
Goodyear welts; $7.50 value
$4.00
WOMEN'S OXFORD TIES—All styles, all shades, in
leather ami satin, Baby Louis, military and French
heels. Special for Saturday .
$5.00
MEN'S DRESS SHOES—Tan, Brown, Bluchers, also
Black; s7.5o value
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WOMEN'S HIGH SHOES—Military heel, Tan, Brown
and Black, Vici Kid; $8.00 value . . . . . . . . .$4.95
BOYS' SHOES—Gun Metal, lace and button, sues
2 )•', to 5; '•; !55.oo value
$2.95
CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS—High grade Felt, leather
soles; $2.00 value
.95c
BOYS' SCOUTS—Tan and Black, sizes 9 to
S3.00 value
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MISSES' SHOES—Brown high cut lace shoes, Goodyear welts, sizes \\y3 to 2 . . . . . f . . . . . . . . $2.50
•MEN'S WORK SHOES—Tan Elk skin, a shoe for
service; $5.00 value . . . :
• -$3.25
BOYS' SCOUTS—Tan and Black, sizes 2 ]/2 to 6;
$3.00 value
$2.25
INFANTS' SHOES—Large assortment, high and low
cut; S53.5O value
$1.50
MEN'S OXFORDS—Tan Brogues, snappy' styles,
Goodyear rubber heels; S8.0I) value
$5.00
LITTLE GENTS'—Black and Brown, lace or button,
sizes 9 to 13 >j; 54.00 value
$2.45
FOUNTAIN PENS GIVJSN AWAY FREE WITH
EACH PURCHASE.
MEN'S ENGLISH LASTS—Tan, Cherry Red and
Black, rubber heel; $8.00 value
$4.50
MEN'S SCOUT SHOES—Tan Elk, the kind that wear;
.S4.00 value
$2.50
Red Er.nk has had a go^d many shoe sales, but there never was nor will be a sale to equal this one, as we will offer high grade shoes at prices that will tempt you to buy two or three pair, as
never again will you have the opportunity to buy shoes at f1iese prices. Teach your dollars to have more cents, by buying shoe3 atTheShoe Market. . ' .
Come Early, Tell Your Friends-Opening Sale Starts Saturday, September 24th, 9 A. SVI.
"WE SELL FOR LESS"
Opposite Public Service
BRANCHES EVERYWHERE
68 Broad Street, Red Bank
OCEANPORT NEWS.
A New Junior Choir Organized at the
Methodist Church.
Mrs. B. B. Gant attended a family
reunion at Ewing on Saturday.
j. Lemuel Rhoades is having his
STRAND THEATRE
house repainted. Harry Stryker is
| doing the work.
| Mr. and Mrs. Chilion Howell and
i1 children of Jumesburg were guests of
Mrs. Howcll's aunt, Mrs. Ella Fjelds,
> on Sundny.
_ : Sherwood Searsi lias had his auto2 j mobile repainted and disk wheels put
~ i on it.
Mrs. Lloyd Sickles is organist at
the Methodist church, succeeding: Miss
Ethel
Lan^with, who was recently
PRODUCTION
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Gloria Swansori
married.
•Wallace Reid
BebeDaniely
Rev. Ira Pimm has formed a junior
The Affairs
Elliott Dexter
Wanda Hawlev
j choir at the Methodist church. It is
Monte Blue
Agnes AyreJ"
of
Anatol"
Ttreodore Roberts
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composed
of* Elizabeth and Dorothy
WITH AN ALL STAB. CAST
Polly Moran
Theodore Kos!off(
West, Evelyn Hulse, Hilda George,
Julia faye
Raymond Hatton
Q ^paramount QkluiQ>
Gladys Rogers, Margaret Miller, Ethel
jCuinmuj, 'Ellen Eckert, Adeline Mulli
er, Clara Emmons, Ruth Scarsi,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd-4th-5ih Jacqueline
Weistaff, Louis Eckert,
Orin Sickles, Fred Wood and Russell
Gant.
Michael Culnvay has had the roof
i of hft^Jiouse reshingled.
; Mr.' and Mrs. Harry W. Conrow
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and son Leon made a trip to Trenton
in their automobile on Sunday. They
visited their son Chester, who is attending Rider's business college at
that place. They also visited at
\ Lambwtville.
Miss Ruth Collins hns returned to
her home at Keyport after visiting
her
aunt, Mrs. Etta Crawford, for a
one-quart
'1 week.
HARD
William S. Conrow has been visitr
ins friends at Asbury Park for a few
I days.
William McLaren has returned to
liis work at New Ynrk after spiMidinj? several days at his home here.
j AMERICAN FOOD COMPANY
GET ACQUAINTED
with our method of doing business. Follow the crowds and visit our spick and span, up-to-date,
sanitaiy Grocery and Meat Stores. Our stock is so arranged that everything is before your eyes
with the price on eveiy article.
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FRESH GOODS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY.
PRICES THE LOWEST IN NEW JERSEY.
Cecil BDeMille'S
ear-Ever"
Miminum^Stew Pan
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85c)
SEE the difference — FEEL the difference —
KNOW the difference between
ordinary
thin aluminum utensils and "Wear-Ever."
'] liia special offer is
rolled,TIIICK,sheetaluluadf: so ihiit you can minimi — nit'tal wliich
seo (or yoursf-lf that
atfnin and again lias been
aluminum rook- WEAR-EVER passed t h r o u g h
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"Wcav-i'.v.t" utu,- VSIPR57
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''oiling
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iixt-d lo tl
M.^inU.s.A, i n g m a c h i n e s .
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R. HANCE & SONS,
Red Bank, N. J.
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This is our famous American Blend. # The blend that cannot be copied, produced by our expert coffee blender for the more particular coffee drinkers.
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LITTLE SILVER NEWS.
',! Methodist Ladies' Aid Society to Hold
tv Supper Next Week.
The hidies' aid society will hold a
"brown supper" Thursday night pf
! next week. Mrs. A. C. Baker and
Mrs. William H. CurUart are in
I'hni'KO, The members of the society
will meet tonight at the, church to
appoint committees and designate
; those who will serve the tables.
I Mrs. A. 11. Campbell is visiting nt
Wildwood.
Mrs. Oliver Lane of Lake-wood and
• Mrs. Cbiu-les Kmlcy of Northport,
il.ong Island, have returned home after having spent several days with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
II. ('ai-bart.
Myron L. Campbell, W. Harrison
' Sluiinpiuiorc, George M. QimeUenbush
, and I). Vincent Fitzmaurice have
been re-uppointed members of tho
' eU'ctioii board.
Mrs. I'Mwnrd Hurlin was suddenly
taken sick Sunday night. For a time
her condition was serious, but she is
much improved.
Charles Ashmore bus taken a job us
• superintendent of the Hnvcmcyer
! place on the Rumson roa<I.
•lames Westhall has moved to half
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hns bought two lots at Kairfield Gardens on which he. intends to build n
homo.
The work of laying a new concrete
floor in the urchounu hrm been finished.
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher loft today
to attend Southern Bcminnry at
BuQiin .Viuta, Virginia,
CQFTTEE at 27c pound
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Our famous Mealtime Blend with that appetizing flavor that is winding new friends every day.
CHOICEST TEAS at 35c pound
Your choice of Mixed, Ceylon, English Breakfast, Green or Uncolored Japans and Formosa.
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER 49c pound
Absolutely the best obtainable.
MEATS
You will always find quality and low prices at our Meat Department. Do our competitors give
you this good combination?
Choice Cuts Chuck Roast
18c
Sugar Cured Plate Corned Beef
7c
Fresh Plate Beef
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7c
Sugar Cured Rump Corned Beef
.25c
Small Selected Caia Hams . . . . . . . . . . . 17c
Short Fqrequarters Lamb ....,,
15c
Pure Pork Sausage
40c
Swift's Genuine Dixie Bacon
17c
All Kinds of Bologna
22c
Small Pork Loins
25c
Fancy Fatted Fowl
35c
(w,hole or half)
SMALL FRESH HAMS, FRESH SHOULDERS, BROILERS. ROASTING CHICKENS
CALVES' LIVER, SWEET- BREADS. VHK^WD,
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NATIONAL CRACKER WEE3K
U n e e d a Biscuits
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Nabiscos, Anolas, LotUB Wafers and FeBtino Sug ar Wafers
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AMERICAN FOOD CO.
RED BANK-3 Broad St.
ASBURY PARK-714 Cookmah Ave.
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OCEAN GROVE--30 Pilgrim felbway
Goods Delivered Daily by People'* ExpreM
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FOR SALE
Rotarians
One 2 - i c Cfcassfo arcs!
sightseeingfoody,Wisconsin motor, Tlmkeri
parts throughout. Complete with van body.
HAREY BURRO^ES,
•*# ' Lumber. .,:__,
HAftR*
CAMPBELL,
Building! and Loan Asso.
M. M. DAVIDSON,
Clothing
the paving of Broad Street,
AutqmoJ)ilists coming to Red Bank to shop
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WH«on Avwiue
Port Monmouth, N. J.
R. O. Box 163
WILLIAM H. HOUSTON,
Insurance.
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
Florist.
New Jersey Food Go,
The Home of Good Quality
BROAD STREET
RED BANK
Imported and Domestic foodstuffs
at Economy Prices.
Walter Baker's Cocoa, %Ibcan <)f}fi
Baker's Premium Chocolate,^ l&cake&Ui*
Best Rolled Oats,
Yellow Corn Meal,
Broken Grain Rice,
Best Full Head Rice,
Granulated Sugar,
Glbafor 29c
8 lbs (or 25c
lbSc
3 lbs for 25c
6c 1b
Fancy Creamery Butter, 47c
Selected Fresh Eggs, doz. 45c
California Yellow Cling Peaches,
Hawaiian Pineapple,
- Hawaiian Pineapple,
California Royal Ann Cnerries,
Choice California Apricots,
can 20c
large'can 25c
No. 2 can 20c
Urge can 29c
- large can 19c
Imported Figs and Raisins,
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Sunsweel California Prunes, " 70*8"
Sunmaid Seeded Raisins,
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Gal.
cans
lb 15c
lb 10c
pkg 25c
ITALIAN OLIVE OIL
3.75 *** 1.90 2 r S f c £cansl 55c
Veribest Corned Beef,
Veribest Corned Beef Hash,
Veribest Corned Beef Hash,
No. 2 can 25c
1 lb can 15c
2 lb can 28c
Evaporated Milk "Everyday,"
Condensed Milk "Silver"
tall can H e
can 15c
HECKER'S and GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
Bbl.
l A O f i 24K lb 1 <%t\ 12 lb
2-98'. 1 U . 6 Q , a c k
Fresh Roasted Coffee,
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lb 19c
White Rose Tunny Fish,
Crab Meat, can 39c
can 32c and 17c
Lobster can 35c
Choice Pink Salmon,
Choic* Early June Peas,
Choice Cut Wax Beans,
can 12c and 9c
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can I2}4c
can 12y3'c
Veribest Vegetable Soup,
every can guaranteed, can
Special Low Prices
in the Meat Department
5c
Choice Chuck Roast,
Heavy Native Beef, lb
Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens,
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Fresh Cali Hami,
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Fresh Chopped Beef, .
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Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb
city dressed, average weight, S to 7 lb
Forequarter Genuine Spring Lamb
city dressed, average weight 5lbs each
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14C
Ib35c
lb 19c
Ib21c
32c lb
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JOHN T. LAWLEY."
Telephone Service.
Rotarians
Boat Builder.
Dry
Newspaper.
S. WALTON,
' Parking space isalso available in Globe
Court and Picot's Garage
ANDREW
M. ENGLERT,
Chiropractor.
MYRON
BROWN,
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EDWIN
FIELD,
Surgeon.
EDWARD
S. 'ALLAIRE,
JOHN S. APPLEGATE, JR.,
Lawyer.
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REV. ROBT. MacKELLAR, • >
Rector, Episcopal.
at 25c per car
EDWIN C. GILLAND,
School Superintendent.
with caretaker in charge.
WARREN
SMOCK,
Real Estate Lawyer. -
Bank Rotary Club
MORT V. PACH,
Cigars and Tobacco.
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Real Estate.
ALBERT S. MILLER,
Shoes.
WILLIAM F. O'BRIEN,
• Plumber.
Goods.
WILLIAM A. SWEENEY,
ARTHUR MacDONALD,
Mgr. Tusting Piano Co.
«JOHN H. MOUNT,
Automobile Bodies,
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CHARLES K, STRAUS,
PHILIP
in the rear of A. S. Miller's Store and
Broad Street Bank Building, (entrance on
West Front Street;, through Emanuel
Court), and on the Cutter property, adjoining Thomas' Inn. •
FRANK McMAHON,
National Bank.
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PIERRE A. PROAL,
Free Parking Space
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GEORGE.. C. HOPPING,
Groceries.
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MONROE EISNER,
Uniforms, Mfr.
FRANK BYRNE»
Paw Ktnete
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LESTER E. McQUEEN,
Butcher.
(Committee on Civic Affairs)
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RUMSON MEWS. .
Euchre Party mn<l Dance a t Holy
Cro.i Hall—Church Roll Call.
The young men's institute will hold
a euchre party and dance Friday
night of this week at Holy Cross hall.
The annual roll cull of the Methodist church will be hpld next Wednes*
day night. Addresses will be made
by Rev. Z. T. Dugan of Red Bank, and
Rev. Marshall Owens of Bradley
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Charles Mcars has resumed his
studies at St. John's college in Massachusetts. Dennis Byrnes will return next week to Stevens-institute
at Hoboken for his final yettr.
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'Miss-Ruth Fox of Orange is a guest
of Miss Mary Murphy.
Miss Ruth Bannan has returned to
New Lork after spending a vacation
with "Mrs. Phineas M. Smith.
The Sunday night- services have
been resumed at the Presbyterian
church. Solos were rendered at last
Sunday's services by Jean Dodds of
New York.
The Villa of St. Ann, the Adelia
home and the babies' hospital have
closed for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mellen left
Friday on a month's trip to California.
Harry Koopman is the new manager of the Franklin thrift store at
this place.
Miss Irene Porter is spending a few
days with Mrs. Raymond McCue of
Tinton Falls.
Edelsohn'a island, which is a popu
lar place for campers, is now deserted. Twenty-eight families spent the
summer on the island.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kennedy have
been spending a week at Newark.
Varian Hower, who is employed by
the Western, electric company, has
been transferred from New York to
Paterson.
The Presbytery of Monmouth will
meet next Tuesday at the Presbyterian church Here. A dinner will be
served by the ladies' aid society.
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
Party for Mary Nnulty—Cake Sale
Saturday at the Firehouae.
A birthday party was given a few
nights ago for Mary Naulty, daughter
of John Naulty. Tho houso was decorated with bunting and golden rod.
The usual pastimea wero enjoyed
Those present wero Elliott Borden,
Richard Smart, Edmund Daub, John
Murphy, Mnry Murphy, Evelyn and
Irene Porter, Edith Getty, Barbara
and Jane Wilkinson, Florence Min
ton, Richard Parker, Knthryn Whit
ney, John inul JiiKti|ih Naulty, Cyri
Lawes, David Emmons, Jnmcs Eutlci
and Hairy and Mabel Muzza.
Tho firomen's auxuinry will hold
bread, eako nnd candy salo on Sntur
day afternoon of this week at the fire
houao.
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Mrs. William C. *Willctt of New
bern, North Carolina, Is visiting Mrs,
Benjamin Fielder.
Miss, .Elsio Smith has returnei
from a two weeks' trip to Niagnri
Falls, BufTnlo and RocheBter.
Mr, and MrH. Richard Near onte
tained company from Nowark over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mm. Daniel Allaire hn» roturnc
from- u visit with hov daiiRhtcr, Mri
John Wheeling of Elizabeth.
MrH. Alfred C. Poarco of thla pine
a,Black wire performer, waj. Injurd
*t nighlpVhilo prnctlfiliK In th
ivls theater nl PIttabuiK. She wa
tticarainK » triok called the "to
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As it has been flashed throughout the world has created
a wonderful interest for it stands for the New Model Cadillac
which has been awaited with lively interest inAutomobile Circles.
This new Cadillac will be on exhibition at our Show Rooms.
September 26th to October 1st. inclusive, from one o'clock
in the afternoon until ten o'clock at night. There are many details of great interest in this new car that you should not fail to
see.
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There have been 124,000 Eight-Cylinder Cadillac Cars built since
the first Eight-Cylinder Car brought out in 1915, representing the
largest number of high-grade automobiles built by any manufacturer.
This car has earned the title
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"STANDARD OF THE WORLD"
Everyone is invited to this exhibit, September 26th to.October
1st. inclusive.
J. W. MOUNT
Maple Avenue and White Street
Telephone 515.
Red Bank, N. J.
5 Telephone 2127-R Eatontown
Economy
K. P. WEST & CO.
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fell to tho BtiiRo. Hor rlnht nnk
wad broken und tho llKnmente in th
loft ankle wero strained. Hor inju
i«ti woru attended to and she la lni
up at tho Schaffor hotel. Owing
tho accident Mr«. Pearco him hoc
compelled to cancel n rtoaf of to
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M.
PIumBirigT Heating, Tinning
Red Bank, N. J.
Phone 1145-M
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8 Jobbing Promptly Attended To
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RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 2 1 , 1941.
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Distinction
Plus Economy
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The well dressed woman is forever
seeking individuality in dress and will go
to no mean expense to obtain same.
Present conditions, however, demand
the adherence to lines of greater economy
. with the result that many women are confronted with the perplexing problem of
buying fewer garments of the same
standards of quality as worn heretofore;
or the same amount of garments of a
somewhat lower standard.
We huve helped solve at li>ast'"'ont of these problems—the HAT problem.
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It is rot necessary to go to'the exclusive Fifth Avenue shops for your better hats.
AVe obtain our style ideas.-from the same sources and not being weighted down
with excessive high rents and other expensive features, we arc able to offer hats with
an air of distinction at one-hulf to We-third the prices charged by the "Exclusive
Shops."
Many of the best dressed women have learned this little trick of economy nnd
are included in our large and growing clientele.
HENRY CAMPBELL, President
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DANIEL S. ELY, Vice-Pres.
EDWIN R.CONOVER, Cashier
AN ANNOUNCEMENT
A Cordial Invitation
Is Extended to You to Visit Our New Home. -
Our officers are very proud of the bankVngw home; and parti-:
cularly invite the citizens of Red Bank to open a Checkinj&Aceount
that they may be associated with this progress and success. •
A cordial welcome will await you one and all.
BROAD STREET
NATIONAL BANK
Are You Proud of the
Watch You Carry?
The pride you take in the watch you carry is the result of three things:
The intrinsic beauty of the watch, its dependability, and its reputation.
Our own line of watches was chosen with these points in mind. In our
displays you will find the daintiest of wrist watches, wrought in white
and green and yellow gold—some delicately hand-chased, others inlaid
with enamel—creations of rare chann and grace which you instantly
recognise as leaders in the watchmaking field.
Particularly distinctive is our selection of Gruen Watches. The Grueu
Guild of craftsmen are famous as makers of small watches—watches
which combine accuracy with the utmost in artistry.
Here, also, you will find the Gruen Verithin Watch—a watch as modern
as the cut of your clothes—a timekeeper of the greatest accuracy.
When you own a Gruen Watch you will feel that pride which conies
with the possession of a fine watch.
We particularly invite you to come in and view them while . our stock
is most complete.
L. de la REUSSILLE
38 BROAD STREET,
NEW JERSEY.
Monmouth's Leading Jeweler.
LGRUEIN WATCHES!
CURTAIN SPECIALISTS
Brison's Exclusive Curtain deanery
OF WEST READING, PENNY
ESTABLISHED 1890
Best of References, Quickest Service, Highest Quality Work
Patrons in Seven States
J. R. ALGOR, Manager
Parcel Post
Fair Haven
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"The Shop of Excellence"
5 Broad Street
.' Red Bank, N. J.
Telephone
Red Bank 351-R
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You will enjoy this opportunity to inspect the architectural beauty
and convenience of the new building-rthe scientific construction
of the vault and the complete equipment installed for your pon-venience.'
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RED BANK,
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In our new quarters every detail will be arranged with the view
of furthering the comfort and convenience of patrons, and
every facility provided to increase our scope of usefulness to the
community.
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If we haven't your name among them we cordially invite you to inspect our
stock and decide for yourself.
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In the pleasure of successful achievement The Broad Street
National iBank announces that September Twenty-Sixth will mask'
the opening of its new banking home at 12 Broad Street.
Express
Red Bank
RED BANK, NEW JERSEY
EVERETT NEWS.
Farntert Fini«Mng' Up with Potatoel
and Get Ready to Go at Corn,
The potato shipping season is
about "ended. There was only half a
normal crop and the season will finish nearly a month ahead of last
year. Corn is ripening about a
month ahead of its usual time and a
few farmers have already started to
husk. The apple crop is very short.
Some orchards have no fruit at all.
Large use is being made of the
new branch of the Middlctown township library which' was recently
started here. A case in which to
keep the books will be provided in a'
short time. >
The finishing touches are being
givpn to the job of graveling the
road from Mkhiiel Byrnes's farm to
Haley's Coiner. Old residents say
the road has never been in such fine
condition as it is now.
A family fronj Crawford's Corner
has moved into Theodore Stilwell's
bungalow on the Middletown road.
Miss Edith Stout of Chester has
been spending several days with her
brother, Harold Stout.
Stanley Stilwcll has a new use for
the electric plant -which he recently
installed in his store. He is using it
to run a cofFoi? grinder.
Frank Neville haS been visiting at
New York.
William A. Magee has fully..recovered from a sore foot caused by
a cut made by a nail. He had to use
crutches for a time.
Frank J. M:\rkstein spent part of
t week with relatives at Newark.
Bert MOIT'IH, William Leddy and
Henry Magee have now bicycles.
Mrs. Joseph Magee is visiting nt
New York.
John Malu'V is rccoverinK from
sickness. He was confined to the bed
part of last week.
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MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS
Young 'Men's Chriitian Asiociation
to Celebrate Anniversary.
The yount: men's Christian associa-1
tion will celcbinke itB second"anniversary tonight with a public meeting at:
Mechanics' ball. - There will b e |
special speakers and refreshments. ;
Mrs. Jumcs P. Hopping has a new
Buick sedan.
Mrs. Homy Uaker bus returned to
New York aftnr having Bpent the
summer with Mrs. Charles Morford.
Two automobile accidents occured
Sunday in front of William JV1. Greenwood's, on the King's Highway. No
one was hurl but two curs were overturned and badly damaged.
The momlicrs of the ypunjr. men's
association will attend the Sunday
night service at the Reformed church.
.1. Harold Thomson, son of Rev. J. A.
Thomson and 11 senior at Princeton
theological Hcminury, will prench the
sermon.
Dr. mid Mrs. Daniel D. IlcndrickKOII am spending a month at Hennineton, Vermont.
Miss Mary Conell haa rc-opened
her private school.
Mr. nnd Mrs. llnlpli W. Thomson of
MiddlcbuBh "and Mrs. Christopher
Kunge of South Round Brook were
week-end viaitoni of Huv. and Mrs. J .
A, Thomson.
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both ifl visiting Mrs. Lydin Smith.
Herbert l)iHi Is laid up with n
sprained wrist. He met with this Injury liiHt week while cranking hid
automobile.
4'hriKtinn Dietz, Jr., and II«nry .Salmon wont on the Red Hank firemen's
excursion to Palisades Park Sunday.
PALACE
THEATRE
RED BANK
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 22,23, 24
REAL VAUDEVILLE
DeAMO, Comedy Juggler
EARL & MUL.l-.IN, Eccentric Comedians
BUNNER & POWER, Musical Comedy Stars
SHEPHERD & SMALL, Burlesque Kings
One Day
Thursday, September 22
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One Day
"Spinner 0 Dreams"
Adapted from the Famous Stage Success of the Same Name
FIRST RUN PATHE NEWS
' SNAPPY COMEDY
Two Days
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 23 and 24
Two Days
A Stirring Romance of "Old Kaintuk"
A Daughter of Devil Dan
A thrilling story of old Kentucky, with stupendous scenes, culminating In the
destruction [of a giant river dam.
Bert B. Perkins' story From the Cradle of Feuds
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION
Liarry Sermon in "The Bakery"
The Comedy Hit of the Year
Two Days, Monday and Tuesday, September 26 and 27
CATHERINE CALVERT
CRANE WILBUR
WM. COLLIER, JR.
IN VITAGRAPH'S SPECIAL PRODUCTION
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"The Heart of Maryland"
' FRONTTHE FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS BY
PATHE NEWS
AND SNAPPY COMEDY
WILLIAM RUSSELL in "COLORADO PLUCK"
PEPPY COMEDY unit SNAPPY VAUDEVILLE
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