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T O M &IVEJ). N. J.. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 22.
1917
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VOLUME S7-NUMBER 38
Just aGlimpseatWhatanArmyCan- Com mencement at County Schools) Much Work Is Expected from These
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Commancement e i t n a m were held
S»rtiegat, lime 13— The commence
After liugsring mur« Ulan two weeks ) *jp ^Be M. li. church on Friday evening.
with
a
broken
bark
and
a
crushed
tkull
The
graduate* were attired in cap and went exercises o f the Barnegat high Lost First Gum« to
Camp After 1 . Ro«sevelt
Board o f T rad o to Moot
school
were held on P r i d a y night. I
John T. Wainrlfht diod on Saturday, gown and *he church w u fitted will»
Fridays Instaad o f Tuesday*
Juno 16, at the Toms-Rivtr hospital, i people. 1 he decorations cone iated of Seven seniors received their diplomas,
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Wrightatown. Juno 19— That thr big whither ha waa takon on May 31, altar
1 wlater*a (the claim flower! and green?;, also twelve from the grammar depart- I
MHitls«/ Usiii*!
wi«* oc hi* lalf at taa Mawb-iry lumbar yard.
Mauwon C. Peters delivered an I
At a roeetiiig of the Board o f Trad*
The Toma Kivsr baseball team was
nftjn#d sfti r iom « i.nporUnt t har»ct«*r During much of the time he had bees j I fie clai# motto waa auapended over w™eresting and Inspiring address.
•the platform from a border of wisteria
op Friday night last It was decided thxt
jr nation»! history iaUie belief. Among conaclou* and rational, but ha waa para­
The graduates were: Aims Corliss, defeated 2 to 1 by Jamosburg in the .lereafter the regular meeting mght
read *‘Only a Commencement." T A o m a s Galvin, Ruth Gray, Myrtle opening game o f the season here Tues­
UitG. A. K. n»#n throughout Burlington lyzed from the broken back, and at no
Countv then* U m movsfnsnt to ssk the time had there been any hope o f hia re­ I Flag» and high achool pennants were Joscs.l hylii, Rutter.Ervin stockhouse day. The game 'was a pitchers' battle, should be the second Friday in each
In the decoration». The fol- and Eleanor Walker. The program Holmes allowing four hits, while five month instead o f the second 1 uoadav
War Department to name the V?righta covery. Men of couree have lived long i
! le^jng program was rendered:
waa;
were made off Uemott. A large crowd aa heretofore
town camp after General K. BuniGrubb. with a broken bark, nr with a broken
March, Mr*. Charles H Webb
J. M, Downs and Nathan Irons wero
witnessed the game. The score:
famous 'ivil War leader o f the "N ew akull, but hia two week* fight for life
I
Music,
“
Tia
time
for
every
boy
to
be
Seng o f Greeting. High School
elected to membership
• taJdier , orchestra
Jersey Yahoos and Game Chicken*" with both o f theae handicaps waa conJamesburg
Invocation, R»v. Ernest Hanael
Engine*r» now mapping out the camp aidered marvellous. He waa buried Mon*
Invocation, Rev. Weaver
Dr, E. C. Diabrow, who waa choeen
P.O. A. t
Salutatory, "National Prohibition",
favor naming the place after a former day, services being held at ChHst Epis- |Claadya 8. Sprague
Bklutatorlan, Phyllis Rutter
a delegate to the State ( hamber o f
Perrine, 8b
,
Preaideent o f the United btatea. This copal church at 2 p. m ., by Rev. j
Music, “ In alumbersweet” ,orchestra Smith, as.
Commerce meeting at Perth Amboy,
1
. °ratlon. '*Tbe Mound Builder»” , Al­
Idea ia pleasing to the people of the Rev. John Chattin. Kaum lodge of Odd ; bert
reported he had been to that meeting
I Address, “ America for all, and all Snedeker, 2b .
G. McConomy
4
Wrightatown district. “ Camp Rooae- Fellows, o f which he waa a member, j
for America” , Madison C. Peters
and would make a more detailed report
D. Demott, p. ,
Song, MA Perfect D ay", class
4
at
the next meeting
veitr’ is talked of aa a possibility.
I
Music,
“
Nights
o
f
gladness“
,
orches­
Breck, If.
attended in -egalia, and furnished the
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•': " * y .7 .A League to Enforce Peace“ , tra
Thirty-seven thousand six hundred pail bearers, holding lv.
The committee on cleaning up RobM. Demott, c. ,
its ritual at the Stella S. Holman
15
j Valedictorian. Alma Corliaa
thirty-eight officers andmen ofiMhe grave in Riverside cemetery.
Frank, cf.
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reported that they had not
Vjledictonr. “ The History and Work
new United States army will be in
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Presentation o f diplomas, President Zimmerman, lb
1
o f the Red Croea” . M. Mae McConomy Board
0 r f^ l?1abl* 10 Ret anything done. J. C.
of Education
gaining at Wrightatown, according to
i #c*!,v®d
Hayea, rf.
0 i ««U enghan, who was present, agreed
0
affinal figures o? the War Department.
bl?
J * Jhurwlay SchSof’ The B'U* ,nd Gold,’ • Hi* "
Music, “ America“ , orchestra
- ! *? atV l next morning removing the obBesides a division o f infantry, total- : C .0/ " " ? 1 „ y 31' ut the Newbury lumI Benediction, Rev. Hicka
2 4 27 10
1
(The sidewalk waa cleared
Addree. "The Tem pleof Character” ,
ing 36.992 officer» and men. thine will i ? 2 5 ™ - " « w"
fo^m an. and
The following were perfect in attend:
.Saturday and much o f the material
“ one additional
.............. aero squadron o f- 1 had charge o f getting the orders loaded Rev. H. M. Prentiss
Tdma River
be
ice during the whole school term:
piled
in
the
street
carted away)
Song,
“
Commencement
Day”
,
class
R. H P.
twelve machines and 172 men; one bal- 1““ 5 f £ £ ? , ’ He
V* waa
wV °on
n the
“ • second
* ^ ond floor
Presentation o f class, Edwin Morgan, P «°th y Cranmer, Kendall MitcheU, Alloon company of 101 men, one regiment “ f ?
»hed.and ia.uppo.ed
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aomething
like |1S0 more in
frettu
Brower,
Helen
Elberson,
Esther
VanKirk,
2
b.
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1
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of heavy artillery, 1,872 men.
to hava pitched forward „t h e r overor Supervising Principal
Dill» than in cash, some o f the bills
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Awarding o f diplomas, JohnC. Price, ©•ynor. Pred Bunnell, Charles Hand, Wsaver, ss. .
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, under a ratling, striking on his head
owing since last Fourth o f July carnival,
Joseph Mannion, Lemuel Mathews, E. Schwarz, lb.
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A. there ia one aeroplane squadron in and U ck. He waa token to the hoe- President of Board o f Education.
it was voted to borrow on note $150 and
Holmes, p.
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each infantry division, the align m en t |>iU |, where It waa found that not only
Kvcry person prmmit
Hough, c.
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ef an additional aero squadron to the was hia back broken; but hi. skull _ |grade pupils
signed
the note aa emloraer
Jones. The last named completed her •A. Schwan, cf.
Wrightatown camp means there will - b o broken l t th# 'b
u,f t hia
. 1 0 2
S on g., At Parting” class.
four years high school work without Gwyer, If.
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be twenty-four planes hovering over injuries
• • • were such that no hope o f re
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Preaident Berry announced that he
Benediction, Rev. Theo. P. Price.
missing a single day.
Shellenberg, 3b.
the
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the »raining
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_ prelim- covery could be fe it
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miu.« public the standing comThe addreea was most eloquent, beSeventeen
books
were
awarded
pupils
Johnson,
rf.
.
inary to neld service ia Prance.
muteea in a few days, and at the same
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John Wainright was the son o f Capt. I mg very interesting and appreciated for excellent attendance ^nd punctu­
Thecs-siUl ba-mot* t L a t O m JUll’d. Joseph 3. Wsrinrigl/t, who died last f y “ . aa it
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wocld name a rommiitoe op
*v w » n.rAertJ,
Tt-r. -errui i'•o w i
ality, ana seventy-enree were the reelings in the Wrightatown cantonment.
1 5 *2H 10
1 1 a«*weni, u^. .m ngasewer plant the most
winter and with hia father spent hia
, 0*^1
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■ |pients of ten-dav' certiflr.to.'
Figures in the Quartermaster general’s early
years on the bay. Later he was I In presenting the aJesa, Prof.Morgsn ' P
d y certtfl ate*
♦Breck out for runningoutof base line,
pubf K . improvement that
office ir. the War Department show
Score by innings:
I ° ™ „ ,V*r could maUI
in the navy.and was also one of a crack I a!inou" ce“ t *1*1 Lipman Gerber had I
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that it will take 1100 buildings to house Life-saving
crew which Lieut C. H. ° n « « d • pnxe o f a gold medal.in mem- ElBnth G rade Closing Exercises lamesburg
oo o o o n n o n
o
Ur ' Br° uwer “ r~ed the need o f havthe onedivisionof infantry. Additional McLellan used to show the workings o f ;
n“ father, Nathan Gerber, for
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 - 1 ¡ S £ K»rbage collector to take away
Toms River
hangars and buildings will have to be
u 1 v u 0 u 0 u 0— 1 j g*'Lage from the houses o f the town
the service at one o f the world's e x -! Jhe
average in English in the I The eighth »rade nr
k ,
provided for the additional units, borne positions. For nearly thirty years, he four year course.
The Tuckerton ‘
.
. grammar school,
nI C*l'ei ®urkwalter o f the Fire Depart
of the barracks are to be two stories in
Beacon a prize of a two and a half l ! i ” °2 * **lv*r •fS/’? 0 ’ “ * *I ita cloaing -r
had
been
employed
at
the
lumberyard
lo m s R iv e r W ins from
i ment, brought up the matter o f fire
height; each one of theae structures where he met hia death, going there aa dollar gobf piece for the ^ t work I * i ! rC“ ?s
Kriday » ^ r n o o n last!
Point Pleasant, 4 to 3 Rrot®ction to South Toms River, on the
will accommodate 200 men.
k I p!iTLth? dir*ct,on of the teacher, Miss
driver when it waa owned by the late done in the first year’s work
-----n rkeM3luto^ nshlp side o f
stream
(Continued on Past 3)
Tuckerton Bank, two prizes o f five
L" n? atre®t- A number o f the
William Aumack. He had grown up
with the business under its present dollars each, one to the best oom m er., P,rent® ®nd f:nencis of the grade were
8 Pleasant * Iternoonspent, noon, Toms River won from romi. but that the property on *L-*
management, and had a responsible job cial work, including English for the '£hL*e.nt
Eight are H eld Linder $2000
Pleasant by the ¿core o f 4 to 3. To
four years course- and thp ntRor f l
}exercises were as follows:
there.
f t ! tbe -«ver pailnothing för thV
Each in Sumner Theft
<-.i-*.no d,u?,t’ .
Helena look at the box score that follows,
H# married Miss Florence Stokes of the highest average in_ science in the Grant
and Estella Tilton
men in the
might seem that the Pointers
Island Heights. She survives him with four years course. This should be an
Concert recitation, “ The American have won, but they didn’ t
Henry R. W'hite and Borden White, three daughters and three sons: Mrs. incentive to our scholars, to attend
o f Trade might b r i n g T ^ t * ? £ £
The score:
brothers, of Seabright; Harry Rogers, Ruth Wood, Misses Kate and Beatrice strictly to school work the coming year Flag , Piano accompaniment
Recitation, “ The Present Crisis” , Point Pleasant
AB R H PO
and1 aeianetrkreley fow n*hiP commitWalterPerrineof BarnegatCity; Henry Wainright, Carlisle, loseph and Victor
E'
Class roll-B teiia S. Holman, Edith Margaret Parsons
o f the *
^ P a y e r s In that part
Harper, cf.
3
Wagner of New York; Max Shapiro! Wainright. He alao leaves a brother, E. Kelley, Elizabeth H. Kelley,M. Mae
0
1 o f the town.
Mesais. Buck waiter
Vocal
solo,
“
Rose
Dreams”
,
Estella
Cranmer,
ss.
5
and Samuel Cohen o f Lakewood, and Taylor Wainright of Island Heights, McConomy Albert G. McConomy,Elsie Tilton
0
Ryan, 3b.
?! ^ r / ^ T
3 were
a com-’
Isaac Fischer o f Long Branch, were! and four sisters—
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_. Cranmer M. Morev, M. Grace Morris, Helen E.
4
Mrs. D. O.
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l
b“*46 tbe matte? up. and see
Recitation, “ Nobility” , Arthur King Strickland, p.
held in |2(i00 bail each by Judge Haight o f Beach Haven; Mrs. Charles Ely and
4
0
0
1
if
Berkeley
was
willing
to
help
pa?
for
Class Prophecy, (written by Eleanor Moore, lb.
jn the United States district court, Mrs. Bart Rogers of Atlantic High- Sprague athryn M‘ Seaman- G1»dy» S.
4
10
Grover), Ethel Willoughby
Chafey, c.
J wewwvfc, after ptoM o f not guilty to lUnda, and Miss Margaret Wainright of
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fa?
PFT
0
t
te
wL°n
11
hadbeen
8
'
ven
free
so
4
11
P laa*
“ Only a CommencePresentation of Certificates, Prof. Simpson, rf.
aI
1 S iaa Pointed out that some of
(indictments charging them with con- this place. His mother, Mrs Joseph „ment
3
0
. Class flower, wistaria. Class Tiltdh
V spiring to atrip the United States i Wainright, is living. He waa a de- colors, lavender and gold.
Applegate, 2b, rf.
and ThJttfv
re8 the beR"
in oB«rkeley,
4
1
11 and
that from
nature
f things
Class Song
transport Sumner.
The three la st! scendant of John W’ ainright, one of
Lane, 2b.
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0
i. *,be A"110? 1
school outing to At- i The class going from eighth grade to S.
Makin, *
named are junkmen. Wagner is a sea- ; Capt. Joshua Huddy’s compa-y o f ar- lantic City took place on Monday.
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high school is the largest on record.
man who was in charge o f the trans-, tillery, that helped defend the Toms
McEilhenney, If.
I
2
port
I River block house against the British
i he >umner while on her way from and Tories on March 24, 1782.
Total
36 3 10 24 6 6
Panama last winter went ashore off
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RaUroad c o m m i t t e e : Thomas A
♦-Ran for S. Lane in 9th
Barnegat and since has broken up. I t 1 r,«m >p
,
Mathis, chairman, Charles C. Gates W '
Toms River
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PO
»charged that the White brothers, „ f Oover^own^hto
j * nt
A t the M. E. Church
Weaver, ss.
Disbrow8er’ °- N- Warner’ Dr- E- C5
Rogers and Perrine went to the ship in |Un e/2 0 a t sltoerton d‘ ®djW^ l,e3day'
A t the Baptist Church
E. Schwarz, lb.
3
boats and stripped her of brass and 1 l j e ?was a hrotoar ’
75 J**™*
E. Holmes, 3b.
Childrens day was observed Sunday
copper and sofef it to the junkmen. |on
J
C RJInH -and u arbor3 committee: Geo
3
Childrens Day was observed last Sun­ Dieghen, cf.
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- who---------------Wagner, although in charge of the 1
H“. Kamandied a few months at the M. E. church, in the morning
2
D S Priest Lha![man’ Fra" k Williams,
day
morning
in
the
Baptist
church,
g
.
at
„
J
?!118
,Rlver.
and
with
the
exHough,
c.
Pastor Sayre talked to the children
vessel, did not prevent them, it is ' 8
2
D ki
x ' I ' H- Berry -E- C. Crabbe /
Public
charged. All but Wagner gave bonds. cestion of Charles Hagaman, who lives using as his subject a basket o f roses, i ne program included motion songs bv Gwyer, If.
.
, Utilities
- ; ......— committee; C. A
3
at VanHisevilIe, was the last o f his ihere were also a number o f members the primary school; a recitation. ” But- A. Schwarz, rf.
Brant,
chairman,
George H. Holman’
4
a . y - ri ®.wa3 the son o f Barnett received into the church, as follows: tercups and Dasies” , by Edna Horner VanKirk, 2b.
3
and
lane
White
Hagaman,
and
farmed
and
Alice
Grover;
songs
py
the
entire
Take M osquito Ditching from
E- B l,k ’ , ™ * Shellen, p.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walton, Mrs. An4
the homestead after his father's death
Ar!»° Kind als-° by indiv'dual classes.
Contractor and Relet It in
the Cold Springs section o f Dover Sf w ® 1P?°1J,9 Kenneth Jennings, Dora * / ' ermb!f mat,c piece entitled “ building
Total
29 4 5 27 9 3 H i a K “ 5 M s ? ,s r ! a0 “ «
township, up till this spring, when he
the Ladder , was verv wall ronriQM®
c
. .
Hoyt M. Wells, Otto C. Luhrs 18Cher’
score by innings:
The Ocean County Mosquito Extermi­ sold it and moved toSilverton not quite Ethel M. Wflioughbry,dEdnaCUi ^ X o w ’ ' h ^ t h e ^ T ’ / T 3 V6ry Wel1 rendered
0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1— 3
nation Commission met at the Riverside two months ago. The homestead had
Publicity committee: W. H. Fischer
Afberta Pla“ ;. M rs!; A ^ d e ^ r 's e v e n ftt'to i L g t h ^ w ^ ^ - Point Pleasant
Toms River
0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0— 4 chamnan, George W. Hallock, Wm C.’
house on Tuesday and relet a contract been in the family more than a century, j Elizabeth Dorsett on probation
rftoHledT
a
u
S
the.
different
parts
were
refor nearly 300,000 feet o f mosquito
Two b a s e hit— Cranmer. Sacrifice
In the evening the c W h was crowd sentoA -TSe - 8ldes, o f the ladder repre­
ditching on the.Mulliea Riverand Great vivettoa rn > i ? llZa Wo°dfield,who sursented
Faith
in........,
God” ,ami
and uoinung
pointingI ii*1— H°uffh.
.
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Stolen base-Cranm er,
Finance committee: Otto C. Lufirs
Bay marshes, in Little Egg Harbor ters* K totoW tHr° SOnE an1 tw°daugh- ) ed for the Sunday school exercises
and
the
h,
e
av.e"
ward
it
was
typical
of
man’s
le
a
v e r , b. Schwarz,E. Holmes 2, DieglnnSnVhJetCuer Ha^aman of Highlands; both the main audience room
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township. This contract had been a few Jonathan
MathSanb
raVR Mari0n’ Thoa A
Hagaman and Miss Jess to gallery
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f
man’S
was c 'lmi >toward glorjA The rounds were 'o ? n;, Struck out— by Strickland, 8; by
B r e w e r’ Dr- Frank
n j aF° g>ven to Iesse P. Manahan Hagaman o f Silverton; Mrs. Otis Hy- as follows:
P og m was worded: love, self-denial, courage pur 1 ? h®,lle,n’ 6~ Base on baIla—off S t r ic t Brower
oi Red Bank, who also had a contract ers of Pleasant Plains.
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I ity, patience, truth, meekness and
!
[and. 4; °ff Shelton,1. H itby
pitcher—
Entertainment committee: D a v e
given him last fall. The work was not
MasterGeorge
Geonre XydiaTrecited
Xvdias reeirJa by Strickland,2, (E. Schwarz,Diegher.); Marion, chairman, Bob Travers Wm
Scrqiture
by school grace. Master
satisfactory to the commission, either
by Shellen, 1 ,(Harper). Doubleplay— S -N oite. Dr E C . D isb ro^ T h oa R.Prayer
eai’
Tbe
B
,
°y
Christ
The
pastor
The funeral services for Mrs. Amelia
aa t0 quality or as to time consumed,
Mooreunassisted. Leftonbases— Toms
I a
and the contracts were taken from him Roberts was held at her late home on A greeting, by Frederick Wilherf nnri ens nff<fb ar .u ddress' W. Burtis Hav- River, 9; Point Pleasant, 8. Passed Wilkinson, A. W. Sever, Rev
Linnane, Chas. L. Tilton
- J’
F
riday
evening last, conducted by Rev.
MargaretAnderaon
d IC
the Prayer- and Supt. Leand re advertised. The Eaton Com­
ball—
Chafey.
Umpires—
R.
G.
Robin­
The following morning the
pany of Atlantic City were this time Sayre.
Highways and Sanitation committee:
son,
Toms
River,behind
the
plate;
Vant « " :;
given the contract at 2.18 cents per body was taken to Camden and funeral We E T n 5 . Y* . , £ lhr“ * ' " ■ ! f ™ - . f i . p“
Note, Point Pleasant, on the bases. Ur. b . C. Disbrow,chairman, Dr. Frank
Brouwer, W. F. Widmaier ’ u r - rranK
i?ot’ ,an advance on the price bid by services held there for the benefit of
Time o f game— 2 hrs., 10 minutes.
Manahan. Eaton has had another con­ the many friends and relatives who
Waif
. 1 Es.tate committee: Hoyt M
Stackhouse
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will
be
two
games
next
weektract for the county, and did work sat- were not present at Toms River, and
Tuesday with Belmar Mystics, one of Havens
many who had long known Mrs. Robm,an’ E- R- Yoder’ W- B.
T e ry
i be commission,
h> Mi” |
E“ <1*
Like Sum m er the best teams in Monmouth countyIhe commission now has men at work erts who had formerly lived in Camden.
Membership committee: Wm. C.
Thursday
with
Moorestown.both
on
thé
I
he
floto!
tributes
were
many
and
beau­
at Ocean Gate, and will next take up
home field.
to°hneÁ CTLairman, Î■ M.' H irshblond,
the situation at Seaside Park and tiful, for Mrs. Roberts had been a pas­
b i ® 1“ ”bvQ, K V
■“ “ •
shore, the
vicinity.
sionate lover of flowers, and that fact Ready for Children’s Day,
bv Vesta ',ur,' erous resorts that string out like
r ^hr w Th,ony ,80nA Dr- E - c - Mason
Cornelius
'V'
by Ve3ta beads on a string, both on the beaches
G* 1? * Roy Grant
R ay Drown,Roland ^
Buckwas not forgotten by those who had
Ball season opened on Wednesday waiter,
uckknown and loved her. Interment was Sunbeams, by Miss Grace Iron’s class fn ia°K the Ma,ln Shore road, the week Ihe team includes: Bernan Hough,who
May License Boats in U pper
at Evergreen cemetery
, Recitation,
by Sar^ p att enJ?.beg » ‘ tu look like summer. Auto has caught the last two years, and
Special Sewers committee; Dr. Frank
|Flag Drill,
by Miss Adams’ class Partles ai'e numerous; summer homes Deigan, as catchers; Chick Holmes and Brouwer, chairman, Geo. C VanHisa
Barnegat B ay by July 1st
by Ethel McCandless ness°Dlacea h1 lea3t
Sunday; bu3‘ ‘ Shellenberg, a new man, as pitchersJames B. Johnson, a veteran o f the! Recitation,
cSSSS
n S l -.j
, „
by school ffu t?J| s ,have °Pened UP to be ready Kenneth Weaver, Bill VanKirk, Dusty A. BtodsMk GeoEH6 Holman.
Last week the Courier told o f the in
dled on Saturday last, June On
Children
s
Day,
by
Warren
Stock-^°r
brade
when
it
comes;
hotels are be- and Babe Schwarz, Joe Flolmes, Bill
license that is required for all boats, H;.ah L i yf a; f ' at ™hi‘ e 0ak Bottom.
bridge and Albert Platt
mg gone over, and most of them are Gwyer and Johnson
power or sail, in the fourth naval dist­ He had lived all his life in this locality
by Theodore '
°Pen by tomorrow
H om e G uard o f 53 M en
rict, from Barnegat Inlet south. So and was a farmer by occupation He Children s Day Joy,
F
ischer
y
o
r
e
;
£veryb9d ,s putting his best foot
tar no regulations have been issued for was the son of William and Margaret
A ll to Be U niform ed
W
recked
Transport
B
locks
by Thomas McCandless
1 Ul th.eeffort t0 make the most
licenses in the third naval district,from Bills Johnson, and a brother to Thomas Rectoation,
B arnegat Inlet Channel
urnegat Inlet north. However it is Johnson, another veteran, of this nlare A Motto for the U. S. army, bv Philip f’0Su 'b ?.out of a season that seems to
At the Committee o f Public Safety
Grant and Lewis Ti!i ^
V ni1 «« uu
...i------rr
1 •
LX-- — ...
vuiivu, iAUWc
VCT
“ Song,
possible that licenses wiH be required n e leaves one son, John Johnson.meeting on Tuesday afternoon last it
bv school aS . 31” es8 at tbe shore often goes bv
Funerai services were held Tuesday Children’s Day bearers
l
1- This information is based
One o f the “ ironies o f fate” it is was voted to increase the uniformed
on a letter to the Courier by Capt. K. at Pleasant Plains W. E. church at 1.30,
bybjyohanna
, Wells
rS’
J» « » « " « toes great things has more than' „ Ilt:o that the U. S. Government should have strength of the Home Guards undpr
entirely blocked off the inlet channel at
daL / r y ° i,ibe Goas*- Guard Service, conducted by his neighbor, Rev. Mr
Keep looking for the sunshine,
bv 1whtotr,°Ut 3lim>,Pe( baPa this summer, Barnegat inlet, when it is the govern­ Borneo" C,llfford
dated June 19
fr °mo 30
to
Nobles; burial at Silverton.
53 men. I t was alsoElwell<
the sense
f the
Elizabeth Dorsett
y i whlch promises little, will really bring
r»Lhf e iicenses or permits are sepament’s job to keep the waterways open- meeting that the Home Guards he inDrill,
by Mrs. Dorsett’s class ' m° re
from and additional to the licenses
but it was done by the wreck of the structed bv their commandant to wear
Pa,mer Stanton, aged 51,
transport Sumner last December. The
by Marion
quiredaSSenger b° “ tS heretotore re- died Friday, June 15, at his home, 317 A rT ctàbeVery garden'
drill anH°nniSl
on,ywhen
duty or at
And This R eally H appen ed—
Sumner ran into the mouth of the inlet driii,
and not for
o^inary wear.
bookman avenue, Asbury Park. A
widow and daughter survive. Private
I eople at Main and Lein streets were channel and struck the shoal on the
Samuel
C.
Bailey
Jr.
was
chosen
as
a
garla"d,
by
Mrs/Sayre's
funeral services were held in BalJard
sitting on their piazzas one evening seaward side, lying almost across the treasurer of the Committee o f Safety
^ Year Old Lad Drowned
mouth of the channel. The result was
Memorial
church,
interment
in
Mt
recently,
just
before
dusk,
when
Molly
|
was instructed to pay for the urd>n Lake Manetta, Lakew ood Prospect cemetery. A few years ago ' AddR
Ä
- C - A : Morri3and!- L"OoCOntai
ca m p jumping
illm n im r nnf
Uo" tail came
¿ut o f r*
Frankf that a sandbar forming around the l forms already ordered on the o. k o f
he was pastor of the New Egypt M li Offering and announcements
iVV. Sutton s yard, in the middle of wreck, has entirely blocked the chan­
chanthe
subcommittee on Home Guards
nel. So far no new channel has broken
W
nCbarles M. Lockwood, aged 18 years, church, being transferred to this con­ Song,
h„ . , 1Main street, stopped, looked around
through, though the men who run in B i 13 subcommittee was instructed to
by
school
and
proceeding
up
the
street
with
a
ference
from
Philadelphia.
Btneaiction
Sgatrt K df ? ednt sday Wiileswimm2? k a contribution o f $100 from the
bathing beach, Lake Mansenes of little bounds. This rabbit has and out the inlet are looking for one to
open
directly
opposite
the
lighthouse
The funeral of Marjorie M. A. Wil»ater ¿ 1 “ ' 5 e had been in the
m V p n n V V t 6 bner thicket around the from present indications. As it is thè
Old 1 ond, but ventures all around the
Enrollment Jumps to 1727
Panirmof 0r.j W0 or tbree hours, his comnUV m UghterL of, ? a<Ph H. and Mary
fishermen have to go out and in over
neighborhood.
fai^°i tn8aid. made one more dive, and B.
Wilbur,
who
died
Sunday
at
her
L ‘ed to come to the surface. Whether
A woodduck's nest was found re- the bar, where there is only 18 inches
parents home, 65 Wilkinson Place, . p w i "8 to enrollments that have come
of
water at low tide
by cramps, 'or by heart Trenton was held Wednesday after­ iancPTnA tt.0,inty by CardS fr° m a dis- cently in a chimney in a deserted build­
C»rd of Thames.
»a. , Í . ’ '5 not known. The body noon at 1 o clock. Interment at Green­ tance, and that were not received fill ing at Toms River. No, [w o n ’ t say
The closing o f the inlet has made it
necessary for boats of any draft whatSparks and6^ ? ' an^ D ls* Herbener> wood Cemetery. The child was 11 after registration day, the totaJ regis
tbls county on the r e r n ^ Uiemed & e d thefinder doe3n’ tw a " b ?^,er. to go °n down the beach to New
b«t could 3 hPmPßon worked with it, years old and died o f pneumonia. The
r
° f i he,late J°hn T- Wain'rio t (Little Egg Harbor) and then n gh t wish to make known their heartBtouwerlr h r?suscitate him. Dr! httle girl was a granddaughter o f Mr. of Sheriff Brown and County
Two little girls seated on the stone
Ellis, has been, jumped 20.°f A<t*the
frit appreciation o f the many kindcome
up
the
bay
to
reach
Barnegat
or
and
Mrs.
Eoriies
A.
Wilbur
of
Ridgway
^burial pemitP aC0’ toroner’ * ave
time of registration, f707 young men floor o f the postoffice lonby, playing Toms River, or other bay ports. This shown ^"d jhesvmpathy of many friends
(Continued on Page 8)
. with a big bar of cocoanut adds about 40 to 50 miles to the
enrolled; the total is now 1727 8
trip
candy lying by, perhaps as a prize
from New York
ah
B0d7eathnn^StK r ° d 0 f ^
Mrs. JohnT. Wainright and children
Would Non»« W rightatow n
”•**‘•Isê'ssssr. is is s s r ä ä
M U SIO F LO W E R S FOR CHILDREN’S DAY
& jy a js tt“Tss™ijiiaar
1
NEW
PAGE T W O
J5
CHAffTtN XVlt.
beg m p t i bet* sea bold and
**! bluffs, atuuttg groves of ita
THa M a s^ k s M Nat«»*.
Ilea tree», now softly given
Above.
I lha r t
'* C j n i i r ihf«h«tMNi tm
on tim path.' V l-sy a >stp>-t of the shy
4 » a.krff them
** 1 1 1
NmivH I f frtülé
wild h .p , !,• >*t h a at ifui of the pr
n hair dan
it* id ••eon * Ad about w*re slirutw i v i J
H » « * t go lot« Ik*
sud C te. rs, u «« putting fuetto tto*to W Tstain».
„Ul V IrHot» ■ ?«! Kn»»*»«
Tl»r »fttitil« uf rrvslry v e t« |«anl b> claim« In t.n* is le s n l life o f .pilog
fist It».«» v s i the* "idol' af lb» fiaf .
On tin- plain* led the buffalo, far as and ttsri left lit» Ftalbvafia,
Ihr Mandimi. wh«> *«ai0 up |o (ha
the eye could reach .tun-* a** deer, 1 that the»» ah«* t«h! nf *!»«>««"« to the
gnla.
lilla» u»< i» umita • »«Mlii iutdinr», ‘ the shy bighorn, all tin-«,* no*tit be j «»atward up «hi- to lb* aaimutt came.
see«, and the P**, pilot* *,f the giant , They bad beard of whit» men to», to
thajr m M. »i*d hiHN htal far r u t n ifr
It was the ; tha w e t, many year« lelu ia
Twu i f ituii tuljr arar# perf ili. thr gears along the I."*1 lies.
,
«1fr uf JtiiauiQ«, Ihr m in i« man «tul ulhteriiess, and It was (beh», They
l>u«rn tb» beautiful «altffjr o f the Hit
o f til«
owned
If
all*
K«< ijaw r«, dir flrl w(fr « f (h a rl««
' n r liout river, «lilt »pteud 4 unmuiaih*
Thu* far they Itati m s no sign of | no either aUe, they ptw*nl on, and on
omu. ihr Inirrprvtrr uf (ho Miatlita
any human occupancy They did not j the IHb <>f ftepleintier, IKH, they stop
Ttt ar Iw« tiftil nmiijf |>rtw6 {f,
Tür fa« t* of ( h t i j i t f i v u * r w iïM wee! a single human battìi, rrd or i |vt) nt it)# Ditiulb o f r ft ream cowtni
ubile, sil that summer. A vast »tient, j «Sown from (I mp hHffltfa to It)# w«#t.
muí
Il r lull fort» uf M«*rlwt*ihrr |«rwt* i unclaimed land, t»-»«tiful and abound Their uM guide pointed up thl» valley.
tug. lay u ailing for ovupato y There I '"Ttn-re I* a trwll,” *«!<! he, " » k k ?
uaa no map o f It, mue aa*e that writ 1 rotue* m u here. The ImRana come
tber U s i . g» her j iru on the soil now and thvu by an In to reach the buffalo. On tbe farther
M.i
bi«!
din y. When her husband tbrmsbed , dian girl sixteen years of age.
Bteriwtthar Ln. lit
ThroJosta Burr
aide water rune toward tbe »nnert "
They plodded mi now. taking tbe
b ■■ always he tbrasbed ber bmlamd
' 1 by PrtrU K MuitMy C «
They were at tb* *a*lrrti extremity
her simple child's soul she rou right hand dream, with full confidence o f that ancient trwll, later tailed tbe
at.
d
herself
to
the
task
wbb
h
be
I
*»i
their
guidane*.
forging
on
ward
a
goods swap from tbrtn We have ¡till- ’
S Y N O t SIS
Lot» trail, kuuwa iniutetnorisiiy to the
ut.stgti.-d act. lea. win-0 the gras*] hl(<* every dgy between the high tribe, on both side, of ltie mountain*
r t the t h e . g.till r me tiled of kill
r-h#r !,»• - pMi**
e
site
would
lake
tbeae
white
men
1
bautta
of
the
swift
river
that
cim
­
Inn them The Hluux will nut trouble
flMHil niuina to lit* Vinrttil
L.,tts»rlt«i*ly. always pres.lng forward,
9f***\ ©Ytf by him V>,«> , .
ier own people. If they wauled te j down from the great mountain! April] they amended Ibe eastern slope« of
us If tee hate plenty of tmwtier tuilj
«** I*» )< • futur«
ball. We l,uo«e that juu have route to *,-« the aall water* far to the weat­ passed und May.
the «leal ra.igr. erueaed the summit,
"id sui « e «ta the mount a It,« P' tn*i«t
U » >1 t«t«r btcum*.# r m
trade with u*. See. the m i . wr Is here her people had beard of that then
found tbe t-Iear water» ou tbe we«t
•»n u Ncrrtary nt
.
Ho in
«I Kaeajawea.
they
ibmild
go
there
also.
Tbe
bird
Light
your
lodge
fires
with
the
Mali«Id* and no came to the Kooabooakle
whi.« ridili«;, ih«« wotn. n h* a rotly lo
And st Inst two mouths out from or Clearwater river, leading to the
«email
w*»
very
happy
that
Christ­
ilaua.
May
here
uutll
the
grass
ciiuh
s
Mrs. Alatuu <Tho«HÌofU« l:art
mas day Tbe cblef had thrashed (1)0 Mutola ns, Lt-wia looked westward Knake. And alwaya the native* mar­
oilre more."
feJdln« htimfwihl «lone L tvli nit
And so the exploring expedition iicm 1 < hurbouneuu «ml had given her won from a little emit enee and «sw a low, veled al tbeae white melt, Ibe find
«Mu-im Harr nt»d Ut*
minuter, «
broken Hue, white In »put», not to be
lulu « inti i tjunMels, and a log foitive- \ derful present*
tb**ny Mtrr>. whu «r# *li«*dy canapi!
they ever had *e< n.
ell*« I
wraa built. Here they »««red aud j And ao tbe winter |*.srd, and the coni used with tbe Icaaer endurare* of
The old Indlaui »till made maps on
J«fl<?son rtctivri word that Nipolwii
made ready for pushing forward a*- j welcome spring opened the way for the nearby Inlids-ape
the »ami for them, »bowing them how
h.-ta approved tha Louiaiana .oon as evtt.llrlon» would penult.
"It I» tbe mounlalmr be e-clilmed. they would come to the great river
further progress.
Paitlm««. Ha commission« La« la to m
Tin're He the Klonte»! They do exist! where the *alniou came. They were
One cold winter morning while talk ' “ Which way, WHIT' asked Merl
flora the now territory
lug over Ibelr future plana l«w ls re ! Wether Lewis one bright morning li e »ball aurely reach tbetu! Wa bare now among yet another people—the
Jaffrrwtn five« a «tala dinner and of
marked to Clark:*
"Which la the river? If we miss won!"
Nes Perce». With tbeee alio they
Cand* aome of hta yuoata by hia dtmoNot yet had they won. The»# abta amoked and couurited and learned that
"We are at a hluak wall here. We many guewe* the British will brat us
aratu * « * » Merry and tha Bpanlah mining mountain» lay a long distane* to It would he ea»y for boats to go all the
r, Conor Yrujo. consider thamMivoa in- lark a guide uow; tbnt Is sure. Two through. Which Is our river bereT
Interpreters we have, who may or may
They stood at tbe Junction of tbe the westward, and yet other question* way down to the great river which
Burr. Marry and ITrujo conaplra tosathor uot be of use. but uo one know» the Yellowstone with tbe Missouri and were to tie settled ere they might be ran to tbe *ea
form an empire In the «ratero* terri* country.
Hut. uow. you kuow our fa-ed one of the first of their great reached.
By the first week of October they
Jetfaraon «nnouncaa the Lwltteni
Often again In etuergrarlea, often were at tbe Junction o f their river with
problems. The geeae were fly ing northPun haar and that ha haa comminalolied other uew Interpreter, the autleuebup
le a la to explora that newly axtulfad do* charbonneau, that polygamous aramp ward again; tbe grass was green. again In ra»ea o f doubt, whether to go the Busk*. An old medicine man of
with two or three Indian wives'/"
Three weeks ago tbe Ice bad run clear, In this direction or that, whether U> tbe Nr» Perce», Twisted Hair. • man
"Yea. aud a surly brute he is," re­ and they had left tbelr winter quar­ take this fork o f a tirer or (hat, did who also could m»ke map», bad drawn
Burr axplalna to Marry and Trujo hta
Kavgjawea come to tbe rescue with them chart* on ■ white »kin with a
to eelxe the new domain, and to win plied Clark.
tets smong tbe Maudans.
Law la through hta lova for Theodo*
Always did abe bit of rhareonl. And on »bead mount­
“ Well, It seems that last summer
rive months they had spent at tbe ui -ring lnitlnct.
Charbonneau married still soother Mandan Tillage. For fire nionf.hr they guide them true. And eo a niche la ed runners of the Indian« pushed down
Burr telle hta daughter that Lrwta* n uifc, a girl not over slxlteu years d had l*l>ored to reach that place: fo- due her In bl»tory at one who has a to Inform tbe tribes o f the comlnr of
jpeditlon muit be «topped by her Influence,
age. I should judge. lie bought her. five mouths or more they had lain at right to share In tbe glory o f that ex tt.- (a, i". *ug* nev>»
eud pereuadea her to W»e It.
She was u slut r, s captive brougM Kt. L ou is*T im e was passhB*; mJar
It was no longer an exploration, but
£*%!« «tart« from .Wa«hljra*.«w)
May we not wouder In tlice later a reception for them now. Bauds of
aaa overtax«« nlm and Imy’crea him to uown lroin somewhere up the river Meriwether l»ewls said, fefa wrong
days If any of us, who reap ao care- red uieu who welcomed them b«d heard
fflve up hla mlaalon. She fail* and ratuma hy a war party. She Is a pleasant gue.se» could lie afforded
to her father.
girl and a Iway* smiles. She seems
Ksrly In April a great barge, maiued Irssly aud so »eltl.bly where other* o f white men coming up from tbe sea
TI» dio not nt first h n r the gallop friendly to us. See the moccasins she by ten men, bad net out downstream, have plowed and sown, reflect a* we White turn bad once lived by the Tim
o f hoofs on the street Iwhlnd birn made for me but now. Aud I only ha.I carrying with It the proof o f the sac- should upon the iir»t cost of what we Tim water, ou the great river of the
m at last, a mila or more from the to knock her husband down once for <i-Hs of the expedition. It bore msny call our own? The 115.000.000 paid »almon, so they h«d been told, but
new things, precious things, things un­ for the v«*t empire which tbe*e men never had any tiring Indian beard of
lent Ing her!"
l*w t» m*.t* Clark on the upper Ohio,
"Lucky wan!" grinned William known to civilization. Among these were exploring—that was little—that white men coming aero»» tbe great
end torn hr r they prepare for their met‘ lark. "1 have knocked him down were sixty specimen! of plant*, as was naught. Hut. ah, the cost In blood mountalu* from tbe sunrise.
ail)cent adventures.
half a dozen times, and she lias made u any of minerals and earths, weapons and toll aud wearlnes«. In love aud
"Will," »aid Iiewl*, "It Is done. We
Tbeodoeln then Implore* Jefferson to re- me no moceaslns at all.
but what of the Indians, example« of their cloth- loyalty and faitb. in daring and suffer­ are safe now. We »ball lie first across
eoli Lewie, but In vain. Lewis receives tbeu?”
lug, specimens of the corn and other ing and heartbrenk of those who went to the Columbia. Till*"—he shook the
word from his chusen companion, William
“ Ho far ns I ean learn, that Indian vegetable* which lliey raised, horn-of aheud! It was a few brave leaders Nex Perce*' s. rawled hide—“ la the wap
Clark, that ht will Join him In Ohio.
girl 1b the only human being here who the bighorn and the autelope—both aid who furnished tbe stark, unflinching of a now world."
At Pittsburgh Theodosia again overtakes
Soon, «o said the Indian*, they would
mnls then new to science- antlers of courage for all.
Lewie and again falls to turn him back. has ever seen the Stony mountains
the deer and elk, stuffed specimen«,
After many burdahlps tbe mountains come to ships—canoe» with trees stand
Ho starts bv boat along the Ohio.
dried skins, herbs, fruits. Bowers, and were reached, aud Lewis led an ad­ Ing In them, on which tee|iee» were
At 8t. Louis, then a post town, the
with all these the broken story of a vance party across tbe range. One bung.
American flag la raised. Burr and hla |
new geography—the greateat story ever day. deep In the mountains, he was
But they found no »hip anywhere In
daughter arrive and she makes a last apsent out for publication by aqj- msjj «weeping tbe country with his spy- tbe lower Columbia. All tbe »bores
or men, and ull done In Homeric sim­ glasn. a* was hia custom. He gave a wore silent, deserted. No vessel lay
Overcome by hia love, Lewis embraces
plicity.
And kisses her, then bitterly reproaches
auddcti exclamation.
s t anchor. Before them lay the empty
Almaelf. The explorers start and take
As the great barge bud started down
"What 1« It. captain?" asked one of river, wide ns a sea. and told no tales
dart in a buffalo hunt*
the river the two pirogues which had the party. “ Some game?"
of wlmt bad l>een. They were alone
They go into vnnter quarters among the
come so far. joined by the cottonwood
“ No, a man—an Indian! Riding a In tbe third rear out from home. Thou­
iCjUKiun Indians. Sacajawea, a Shoshone
dugouts labor!-awly fabricated during good horse too. That means he has sands of leagues they had traveled and
grirl married to a Mundnn, undertakes to
the winter months, had started up the more horses somewhere. Come, we must travel back again.
jtuide the expedition.
river manned by thirty-one men.
Here they saw many gulls. A» to
will call to him!"
CHAPTER XVI.
With the pick of the origin«, party
Tbe wild rider, however, bad noth Columbus these birds had meant land,
8ac«jawea. the Girl Guide.
there had come but one woman, the ing but suspicion for tbe newcomers. to our discoverers they meant the sea.
ROM the Sioux country the ex*
girl Ka: ;:j.;wea, with her little baby, Sturlng at them, be wheeled at length Forty miles below the last village they
piorcra, uurmountiug many dif­
born that winter at the Mnudan fort­ and was away at top speed. Once saw It—rolling In solemn, white topped
ficulties. made their way to
ress. Sacajawea uow had her place In more they were alone and none the bet­ waves beyond the bar.
the country of the Mamlans.
the camp. She and her infunt were ter off.
Every paddle ceased at Its work, and
tbe pets o f nil. She sat in the sunlight,
Autumn was ut hand. Soou it would
"His people are that way," said Lew­ the boats lay tossing on the incoming
her baby In her lap. by her side an is. “Come!"
be winter on the plains. It was more
Indian dog, a waif which I-ewis had
than five months since the party had
But all that day passed and that
found abandoned In un Indian encamp­ night, and still they found none of the
left St. Louis. The Mandan village
ment and which had attached Itself to natives. But they begun to Bee signs
toy at a great wilderness crossroads,
him.
wr, rather, at the apex of a triangle,
of Indiaus now—fresh tracks, hoof
beyond which none had gone.
Sacajawea smiled as the tall form of prints of many horses. And thus
Big White, cblef of the Mandans. “Sacajawea ahe call« herself—the ‘bird the captain came toward her. she had finally they came upon two Indian wo­
woman/ V
welcomed the party as friends, for he IFrom Alice Cooper'B statue of Bacaja- already learned some of the words of men and a child, whom the white men
his tongue, be some of hers.
wga quick to grasp the advantage the
• vca.J
surprised before they were able to es­
“ Which way, SucajaweaV" asked
■white men's goods gave his people over
cape. Lewis took up the child and
The
girl
says
that
she
wag
taken
cap­
Meriwether Lewis. "What river Is
the neighboring tribes und also quick
showed the mother that be was a
tive years ago somewhere near the this which goes on to the left?”
to understand the virtue of competi­
friend.
summit of the Stony mountains. Above
"Him
Ro'shone,”
replied
the
girl.
tion.
"These are Shoshones," said be to
here a great river comes In, which they "My man call him that. No good!
"Brothers," said he, “you have come
call the Yellow Kook river—the 'Ro- Him—big river," and she pointed to­ Ills men. ”1 cun speak with them. I
for our beaver anil our robes. As for
have learned some of their tongue
Jaune,' Jussaume calls It. Very well.
us, we want powder and ball aud more Many days or weeks’ journey toward ward the right hand stream,
from Sacajawea. These are her peo­
“As I thought, Will,” said Lewis,
Iron batebets and knives. We have the west this river comes again within
ple. We are sale!"
traded with the Asslnibolues, who are a half duy’s march of the Missouri. nodding. And again to the Indian girl,
Sixty warriors met them, all mount­
ioolieh people, and have taken all their That is near the summit of the moun­ “ Do you remember this place?”
ed. all gorgeously clad. Again the
She nodded her head vigorously and
great peace pipe, again the spread
tains, and this girl's people live there.' smiled.
blanket Inviting the council. The Sho­
“ By heavens, Merne, you've a genlu“ See!”
FOR BATHERS.
for getting over new country!”
shones showed no signs of hostility—
With
a
pointed
stick
she
began
to
“ Walt. I find tbe child very brightthe few words of their tongue which
very clear of mind. And listen, Will, sketch a map on the sand of the rivet Lewis was able to speak gave them "Will,” said Lewis, "it is done. We ar«
A Kit to Take on
the mind of a woman Is better for bar. showing how the Yellowstone flow assurance.
safe row."
Your Vacation Dips.
small things than that of a man. ed from the south—how. fur on ahead,
“McN'eal,” said Lewis, "go ba k now
They pick up trifles and hang on to Its upper course bent toward tbe Mis across the range and tell Captain Clark waves. There was the end of the great
trail. Yonder lay the Pacific!
For the bathing girl there Is a spe- them. I'd as soon trust that girl for sourl, with a march of not more than ro bring up the men.”
Meriwether Lewis turned and looked
Inl bathing kit of toilet requisites, a guide out yonder as any horse steal­ a day between the two. The maps ol
William Clark, given one night’s
oeked In a fiat box which will not ing warrior In a hurry to get into a this uew world that first came back to sleep, was his energetic self again and into the eyes of William Clark, who
tike up much room iu the bathing bag. country and In a hurry to get out of civilization were copies of Indians not In mind to lie in camp. He had sat at the bow of the next canoe. Each
’he box contuius talcum powder, cold it again. Raiding parties cling to the drawings made with a pointed stick already ordered c-amp broken, more of friend nodded to the other. Neither
Team, sunburn lotion and toilet wa- river courses, which they know, but upon the earth or with a coal on a the heavier articles cached, tbe canoes spoke. Tbe lips of both were tight.
"Men," said Meriwether Lewis at
rt, a big powder puff and a lamb’s she and her people must have been whitened bide.
concealed here and there along the
rool powder pad. Vanity belongings, far to the west of any place these ad­
“She knows. Will," said Lewis. “ See, stream and had pushed on after Lewis, length, “we have now arrived at the
uch as rouge and lip stick, may be venturers of the Minnetnrees ever saw. this place she marks near the moun­ lie met McN'eal coming down bearing end of our journey. In my belief there
tflded to tbe assortment If desired, and Sacajawea she calls herself—the 'bird tain summit, where the two streams the tidings. Sacajawea ran on ahead has never been a party more loyal to
the purpose on which it has been en­
n a crevice in tbe box the forehanded woman.' I swear I look upon fhn: are close. Some time we must explore iu glee.
woman will tuck a supply of hairpins, name Itself as a good omen. She has that crossing!”
gaged. Without your strength and
“ My people! My people!" she cried.
urge and small. The big jiowder puff come buck like a dove to the ark, this
“ I’m sure I’d rather trust her map
They were indeed safe now. Sacaja­ courage we could not have reached the
a for powdering the skin freely after bird woman. William Clark, we shall
than this one here of old Jonathan wea found her brother, the chief of sea. It is my wish to thank you for
he bath, the lamb's wool pad for use reach the sea."
Carver,” answered Clark, the map mak­ this band of Shoshones, and was made Mr. Jefferson, the president of the
n powdering the face. The toilet wa­
The snows had come soft and deep, er. “His idea of this country is that welcome. Slie found many friends of United States, who sent Us here. If at
r t will be refreshing on face and blown on tbe icy winds. The horses
any time one of you lias been disposed
four great rivers head about where we her girlhood, who had long mourned
lech If salt water has left them dry of the Mandans were housed In the
to doubt, or to resent conditions which
are now. He marks the river Bourbon her as dead. The girls and younger
ind sticky, a combined state which lodges aud lived on cottonwood in­
necessarily were imposed, let all that
women
laughed
and
wept
in
turn
as
lalt water only is able to produce. stead c f grass. When the vast herds —which 1 never heard of—as running
be forgotten. We have done our work.
The cold cream should be rubbed Into of buffalo came down from the broken north to Hudson bay. but he has the they welcomed her and her baby. She Here we must pass tbe winter. In the
was
a
great
person.
Never
had
such
St.
Lawrence
rising
near
here,
too,
and
the skin of arms aud neck before go­ hills Into tbe shelter of the flats tin­
spring we will make quick time home­
ing Into tbe water as a guard against men returned frostbitten with their it must be 1.500 or 2,000 miles off to news as this come among the Sho­ ward.”
shones.
tbe
enst!
Tbe
Mississippi,
too,
he
sunburn, for even in the hottest sun a loads of meat. The sky was dark.
No need here to follow the gallant
thinks, heads about here, at the mouth
bed bum is impossible If the skin is The days were short.
,The couree o£ tbe explorers now lav■ explorers on their homeward lournpv
of
the
Yellowstone,
and
yonder
runs
well creamed. It Is not necessary to
To Improve the morale of their men
t r Root" m ountainf T l T ' f 7
: They hatl V e r s e d then unkJwn £
leave one’s bathhouse showing a shiny the lenders now planned certain fes­ tbe Oregon river, which I presume is ter
Root mountains. The going was; ritory now forming part of Missouri
aoee and glistening arms. If the cream tivities for them. On Christmas ev - the Columbia river. Tis ail very sim rude enough, since no trail had ever, Kansas, Nebraska
South ¿akota
le thoroughly rubbed Into the skin and each man had his stocking well stuffed pie, on Carver’s maps, but perhaps no! been here, but mile after mile, day aft-! North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washthe latter dusted over with talcum the with such delicacies as the compa­ quite so easy. If we follow that ol
l tUrou^ to some ington and Oregon to the Pacific ocean.
»indication will not be apparent. And ny stores afforded—pepper, salt, dried Sacajawea. This country is wider than point on ahead which none knew ox- They were the first white men to cross
the sunburn lotion In the kit Is for use fruits long cherished in the commis­ any of us ever dreamed.”
tZ V H r
“ B ''eW : the ^ « n e i i t belween'the Spanish pos"And greater and more beautiful in
If the cream has been omitted with sary and such other kniekknacks as
! br , f
—
t« the south a n d T h T Ä
every way,” assented his companion.
IbastTOUs result to complexion and might be spared.
nmazed and curious as the Shoshones1 possessions to the north. Altogether
ilDfl been
nflpn at
nf the
thn onminff
off these -vrhite
- vj
, _
had
coming
of
They
stood
and
gazed
about
them
al
On Christmas day Droulllard brought
they traveled a distance of almost 8,500
out a fiddle. A dance was ordered and Ibe scene of wild beauty. The rivet men.
miles. For more than a year they
veut on *11 day
•o»r of the mala cabin lu
t « i k e rasiaa
aud legging*, with hair long and lunU*
belled -l«*» to (belt Wan walats. the
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Furúiture repairrd and poliahed lw /S
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Also a Specialty of “ Second«
Ford Hoods ard Supplies
Al) I arts of Fold» cn Order
m Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigar*t*e,|
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M Builder of Launches, Sail Boats,
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Row Boats and Sneak Boxes.4 Sails, Boat Awnings and Launc
Covers made to order,
Sail repairing done »I abort node».
W e«t Point Pleasant, N.
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ft ifs^itmt»*,! ffun» r < i» t»
rm o f (mm »II .'>nia><iuG»(Vno
» lia 0» «0*14 Initoml. Il t u M l i t n i IImi Ibrr Imi! ivriboil
HOUSE FURNISHERS
Personal Mention withLocal Interest
Isba I . Manning, ibo aged Now York
C om m iM ioa for Jim U I IU
___ wao ______________
banker. who
««a. latri with lb*
A b m m tn rod« (uri-nj»tjr ovar ibo
fwiil tr%*nt tuft ftoTttftmfalft« In
I.aal work fame* W, Li IIir at Turn lato i apt Amaa Htrdaall In building
oiHittm*
famoua
fl**t
of Blrdaall
St. Lttuia tu iafr
II* rorrlrd u o v t Itleor, wbo baa boon at Ibo Plattobarg.
TU* WpotiiM» at t*mtt an i Clark kad N. V,. training ramp for aomo llano, Manning orh«on*r«, was mobtari It
war irrottito* ndod for o rontcnimloB in , MO tor breach of pronti»# lo
MHrMd!
tb*
ftold •rtllUry At I’lalUburg bo 1 MainUf by a jury In the Long I
Ira, Ibras ant, a« I,m( thought
“ «Iftwl tu tilo tblfd battery.font i City *ou, to. Manning, oeorgB eat,«.«,
i uuttag #t ,n now with
I pany 14 I Im H a graduato of lb* I'onn ago, bacon» mfaiuotod with Mtoo Hanown alary, w|tb ibelr proofs, Tko i aylvama Military Collogo at ClMator. i oca May O 'Orlon, and accordine to Ont
boat# b*J paaanl t tiarwu*. bad
Pa., «bora ho had four year* of mill ' loe timony mm oawor to marry bar. Hta
MIU*(iHitaliM aud firw n U ; Wuttid__ , .
Ha to tb* aon of Mm. own children and grandrhltoren
fored, and cauaod him lo oe* (him dir
{inning up IIm H*rr to ibr wairr frooi !» mo* W. Xllllr of Washington and ferently
nornar atroet , and boa bo*nono of tbo !
at rn. U lU lioalf
pic h m of tbo local ball train for aov* j
*"**»• bnjra*" rtiad llrrr» Cbootaon oro* years part.
and a m ngementa made for the
wmêf.
to bio •Tf-fou “Call out tbr poop)»!
TrH lb«n to ¡-‘ay {*,»
-jvi! »!><*«
Bdwin, aon of constable "D ick'' Riley
lo Sr* tbo gun« at lbs fort j-mdar. of Lakewood, to a tailor on board a tar­
John I. MeCariby. tbo Rod Bank
•'•plain l*wt* and Clark bar* coma palo boat d«*Uoy»i, la »opposed to be man. who aa a private dotecuvo spent
a month or ao bare last winter Jum «
In European water
bark Iw in -H ta , who aorodradC*
(be Congroaalonal recount, watching
At law (boy aaw ib-tn rowing, tbr
paddir« (laablng In anluao la tbo horny
Philip S. P. Kanlolpb Jr. and Witter lb* Interes (a of Congrvaamen Scully,
i__ , . i . . k ______.
’soon to get a verdict from tb#
tb*
of i.•
prS.'P.
Randolph,
aw, a aw
w.w*wl■*«*1 diedI too toon
baadr *bli*b tlr»l***'y ilror# tbs b»ata Randolph anna w»
Phlfadoh*“
ni 1
ai
^ are Pennsylvania Rail rood goma tima age
— ---------’Iphia- and
Lakawood.
down tbr rlvrr. T !» r ixiuM aoo thorn— i of
v
arthy
was
tld'.tw
in
an
automata»
tnwa wtin mag boon ». rlad In logging« ■mvm ken at the City t roop at Phiiadei- I at Manaequan. wboi. tb* car waa bit by
Ipbla. Mi*a Hannah Randolph,a daugh­
• train, and he was Injured. A Manat tilt bMr, iu w a*ln* o f liufTalit and ter, baa joined the naval service.
mouth ^county Jury f avYhim a Vo» diet
dorr, tbrlr Uraddrraaro tboaa o f tbs
o f « 4 7 7 . __________
hieb waa
so
• appoalod
by tbo
Indian«, tbrlr long hair braided, bud
Redmond ( ‘arti* o f Point "leaaant baa railroad. Last weaki tbo
v,„- Suprema rowrt
roar,
aoo. In tbs prow of Ibo for*moot craft ! enlisted In the navy
affirmed Uw oardlct. McCarthy diod •
•at two narn. aide bv aid*- l,*wia and
month or two ago
Clark, tbo two friends who had arlaon
William Rickotta, a Point Pleasant
aa If from ibo graro!
youth, recently graduateti I« dentistry
Misa Alto Westbrook, wbo formerly
“ Cr.'wiit arm or rang oat a sharp In Baltimore, and passed U » Maryland
taught In tbo Toma Rlvtr school, under
tntnntn id a. tbo boats lined op along •tote board examination. He hasaign- went • serious operation for gall i
ed up for Undo dam's dental corpa,and recently at a hoepiul In Bloomsbury,
tbo wharf.
Tbr brown and acarrrd rllloa cams to expects to bo called at any time.
aw aw
* arrrrgi
n,
la" j She waa osw
hare
for
several yv*
yearn,
and waa considered an efficient teacher.
place
Wlilla Conover, son of J. Prod Con­
"JtlnT Pirrr
Tbr rollrf of MlntaUon biased oat over of Point Pleasant, this work waa
The engagement is announced of J.
graduated from Brown Univaraity,
Clyde Rugo» of Moorastown, treasurer
aeon with tbo rborua of tba foyagrra Providance, R. I.
of tbo well know^contracting Ann of
■ And cbrrra repealed and un. 8. Rage» and Co., of that town,wbo
Mias Rhoda Lippincott last weak uuilt the Pino Beach inn,and have done
g r a d u a t e d from Swartbmoro, Pa., other work In this »action,to IIim Ann»
College, and will teach next fall at Borton Wllklna, niece of Mr. and Mm.
Rockaway. N. J.
8. R. W illeta of Ocean Grove
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Everything 'ntast to makeÿhc home beautiful and comfortable, and a satisfying
place to be in when the buttine** day in over.
à
A GOOD SELECTION of RUGS, NICE CARPETS and MATTINGS.
LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTH, FURNITURE, BEDS and BEDDING.
CURTAINS; and best of all-myriads of KITCHEN UTENSILS and
little things to lighten the work of the women who keep the house and
Our/ large stuck oi CHINA and GLASSWARE is most
Dainty
Charming
Useful
PRICES ON ALL OUR GOODS ARE AS LOW AS IN CITY STORES
JOSEPH GROVER & SON
furnish a biting drum in season, and
som* aurf fisherman are particularly
People who drive can along the woods successful on raoor.lic night*.
roads toll of frequently seeing rabbits,
Kingfisb and croaker* are reported in
old and young. Quail are also fairly
numerous,
at- —
this
ttma w*
of j> iwi
iar m
are
----------- —, ana
---——
»•••* »•••*«
at th* aurf. aa being caught last we*k a*
Prsb-tSly
not »o ahy »« tb * / arc when being hunt far north a« Beach «Tav-n
•A This o f course does not apply to they would b* caught at xaaida Hará
or anywhere along our boachoc if there
tl.e hen with a covay o f young bini*.
had been enough fishing for them, ao
tsisisisisisisibisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisist& sx& csisi
Flounders are caught in the aurf and aa croaker» were atoo reported from
Allenhurat and Bradley Beach.
at the inlets in fair numbers
Weakftsh are very scare*. Some
There were ■ few bluefish taken last
were caught in net* for a month past,
Stock
but the big pound nets slsea have Tend­ week at Barnegat inlet with the squid,
ed comparatively few o f them. The troilirg. The blues come and go. They
butterfiah in prime condition have been •trike on the beach and area way again,
You can save money if you will look my line over. 1
of
netted by tne pounds. The run of these raiders of the deep, generally fol­
have the finest lines of wheels and tires in Ocean County
lowing the menhaden, their natural prey
ahad is over.
and food. Ole! folks telt us that when
While the croaker has never been the blues came back to the coast about
in very high esteem as a food fish, com- 1850, they had been gone away so long
A Full Line Fishing Tackle, Columbia Talking
--- " mvaam avwaj av IUIIB
pared with its cousins, the weakfish and that only the
oldest sea--fishermen
could
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uia
Machines and Records
the kinqpfigh, it is claimed for it that a **-— — ■“
remember them. Be that as it may, in
little care in cooking will make a dish
recent yean there are always some
fit for a king o f it. Stuffed withoniona around, though some seasons they w ill
t o m s r iv e r , n . j.
Cheers Greeted Them as Thay Stepped and baked, is said to be the best way be plentiful and otber summers they
to treat the croaker.
From Th»ir Boats.
will be scarce.
Pike fishing is allowable, but so far
ceasing greeted them as they stopped we hear of but an occasional catch.
Thought Ho Waa Raadlng.
from their boats to the wharf. In an Most people hereabouts think that the General Barber to Lead
Waa 8tlll loro on Qrstta.
Margaret was not accustomed to the
Instant they were half overpowered. A pike won’ t bite till warm weather, and
I have a H'tle niece aged fonr and
Jersey Troop* in France
gtug of grace. One night she want a nephew ag»u eight. They had a Uttle
•core of eager voices o f the first men they prefer summer and fail for pike
fishing.
to supper with the next-door neigh­ juarrel before being put to bed. Each
o f 8t. Louis claimed the privilege of
Adjutant General Charles W. Bar­
bors. “Daddy,” said obe the next bad to repeat his evening prayer. Linn
hospitality for them
It was almost
Waretown and Barnegat City men ber, who has seen sixteen years’ serv­
Homing, “what was that Mr. Smttb repeated bla as he had been taught.
by
force
that
Pierre
Chouteau
bore
The Greatest Security
who were fishing this spring in the Del­ ice in the regular army and who to
vail off the platter?"—New York Eve- Then added, “Don’t bless Qretta, O od;
them away to his castle on the hill.
aware bay. report an unusual number recognized for his fine personal and
Established
1874
ling Post.
she ain’t no good.’’—Cleveland Leader
“ Ma foil” exclaimed more tban one of big sturgeon caught. Some o f them military tact and efficiency, will com­
pretty French maiden. “ Such men— ran up to 300 pound and over. One mand the first brigade o f New Jersey
troops that goes to France, if the offi­
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such splendid men! Savages, yet fishermen is said to have obtained $250 cers o f the brigade have their way. An
from the roe taken from one fish. For
whiter
election will T,e held at an early date
They had gone away as youths, these three years now Russia has been unable at which General Barber will doubtless
to export caviare, and the sturgeon roe be chosen
two captains; they huil come back men. caught in this country has been made
Ariella and Oorianna
Four thousand miles out and back they into caviare here. The price runs from
The brigade is composed of the First
Run between Toms River, Beachwood
had gone, over a country unmapped, 52.50 to $3 a pound for the fresh caught Fourth and Fifth Regiments o f the
PineBeaeh, Money Island, IslandHeights
National Guard and until last week
unknown, and they brought back news roe.
OceanGate, Seaside Park, Seaside Height
General Edwin W. Hine was the com­
—news of great, new lands.
««STW ARU
AW
Hordes o f big drum fish are on their mander. General Hine, who is close to
(To Bo Continued.)
Lv Toms River
8.20
1.00
annual journey up the coast. They go the retirement age, and whose health
Beachwood
8.30
1.10
up the Jersey beaches in June, and has not been rugged since his 'eturn
Money Island
from the Mexican border last year, has
8.40
1.20
early
Pine Beach 1
om nnaJuly,
n—.Jgenerally«returning
1
. i in Sept
«*
tendered his resignation and the officers
ember
and
early
October,
i
hat
does
8.45
1.25
Henley Av |
The Newark Sunday Call said: A not mean that there will be none on the desire to have General Barber named
Island Heights
8.50
1.80 wedding which was expected to take coast between those dates, but rather as General Hine's successor
Ocean Gate t
place m the early fall but was hasten- that those are the times when the big
The Second and Third Regiments o f
U nder P e r s o n a l D ir e c tio n o f B O B T R A V E R S
9.00
1.40
Anglesea Av f
fd on account o f war conditions was schools go. Drum are bottom feeders the New Jersey National Guard al­
Seaside Park
9.35
2.10 that o f Miss Abby Aikens Wood,daugh­ and particularly fond o f shell fish, clams ready mustered into the federal service
9.55
2.25 ter of Mrs. Rebecca Wood of Lanoka, and
iS2^ s w ^SasZ53SHSHHSaSiSHSasaS2SHSaSHSa.‘S5ESHSRS?SKasaSH5MHSJ Ar “ Heights
The big
• oysters.
'
D%heavy
“ V fish,
»«oil, 1runn
uilll* will be thrown together with troop«
W ESTW ARD
A M
p n Ocean Co., N. J., and Lieutenant ing up to sixty pounds in weight, root from some other state, probably Penn­
Leave
Konert L. Simmonds of Battery A, up the bottom like a hog would, and sylvania, in the formation of another
brigade
Firet Battalion, New Jersey Field ArSeaside Hei’ ts
10.30
4.15 tillery. The wedding took place on their mouths are fitted with bony plates
Seaside Park
with
which
crackers
they
can
mash
up
With the retirement o f General Hine
10.45
4.35
and
Wednesday afternoon in the home of the shell o f the oyster or clam. When General Barber is the only officer o f
Anglesea Av I
11,10
5.00 the bridegroom, 380 Lincoln avenue, the schools of drum find an oyster bed the National Guard with the rank o f
in all the Best Granite* and Marbles
Ocean Gate j
this city, in the presence of the im­
11.20
Island Heights
5.15 mediate families. The Rev. Dr. Henry or clam bed either, there is generally Brigadier General, who is equipped to
My prices are very reasonable when the quality Henley Av l
little left o f it after they are through. command a brigade
and workmanship is taken into consideration.
11.30
5.25 R. j* 03e, pastor o f the Church o f the The oysters they fail to find are smother­
Pine Beach/
In the event o f the advancement of
Redeemer, was the officiating clergy­
11.35
Give me a call before placing your order elsewhere Money Island
5.30 man. There were no attendants. Fol­ ed in the mud and sediment they stir General Barber it is possible that
11.45
and you will be more than pleased with the wav I Beachwood
up
in
rooting
the
bottom.
On
several
5.40 lowing
either Lol. Frederick Gilkyson or Col.
ceremony m
the
couple ltfit
left rfor
, ° the
• , ««»vutwujr
e uuuuie
or
do business.
Ar Toms River
12.00
5.50 a short trip through the New England occasions they have done great damage Mahlon R. Margerum will be made
Arrival ut or Departure from Docks at btates. Upon their return Lieutenant in Great Bay to oyster beds, also in the adjutant general of New Jersey
2 0 W a s h in g to n St., T o m s R iv e r , N. J.
Raritan bay and Princes bay, Staten
»m e S ta te d U
o t G Ü A K A Ä T E E D
Simmonds will report at Sea Girt for Island.
1 * ftF F M T Ri AY 30, 1071
military duty. The bride is a gradu­
The following are the eighth grade
Drum are caught by surf fishermen,
and
while
more
the graduates at the New Egypt school:
Local Pena in V ineland Contest ate or the Toms River high school
,
. ,
, . sluggish
, s o 1011 than
man me
l-illian Fielder,Sara Allen, Doris Sager.
channel bass, being heavier, stronger
Ravmond A. Wiliiams of Point Pleas­ but less agile than the channel bass’ Elsie Hopkins, Florence Kirby, Norman
Pens of poultry from this section in
Borden,
Leslie Reynolds, William Irons,
the Vineland contest stand as follows ant, and Miss Norma Lloyd of New they frequency put up a fight o f from i Walter Southard and Joseph Watson
Vork were married in that city on a half hour to an hour,and even an hour I
in the number of eggs laid:
June 12, and will make their home at and a half, before they are brought on ^
nee ,? arrr®d P1ymouth Rocks
Point Pleasant in the Allen cottage on the beach. Some prefer to fish for i All three of “ the Brown boyp“ of
Utto C. Luhrs, Toms River
1027 Grove street
drum from a boat at the inlets and ’
Harry H. Ober, Lakewood
Lakewood, are on Ihe list o f registered
1004
I represent Strong, Reliable Companies,
B a r n e g a t and New Inlets are both men
for army service, George, Walter
t vrC° lumbia Plymouth Rocks
favorite spots for them. Any o f the
whose business plan is to iook after their
Miss Helen Ashley Hedge of New fishing holes on the beach is apt to and Clarence, all of whom are known
J. M. Jones, Hornerstown
1273
customers, because they know from ex­
as baseball stars and all round athletes
^ork, neice o f L. A. Grace of Point
Pleasant, was married June 9 to Theo­
rr
Su-.</ -nRhode
IsIand Reds
perience the company which acts fairly
Underhill
Bros., Lakewood
1371
dore Howard Talbot of New-York. The
gets the business.
r a PS- C- Whiie Leghorns
wedding was one of the social events of
U b. Greene, Lakewood
1274 the rom t Pleasant summer season
SUM M ER
Pinebeach farm. Bayville
Policies*6 a P0Stal Card’ Siv>ng the date of expiration of your
932
Henry E. Heine, Lakewood
W A R COURSE
1030
As
the
consummation
of
a
romance
beRichard Heme, Lakewood
io
69
1069
A short, intensive course to
Herman F Sonder, Toms River 1213 gun m summer at Seaside Heights,Miss
prepare w om en and young
Toms Poultry Farm, Toms River 1241 Gertrude W. Hobbs and E Edward
Hoakes were married recently in Phila­
men to fill the clerical posi­
delphia, and will make their home in
tions w hich will becom e
Courier B u ild in g
T O M S R IV E R , N. J.
Usually.
Logan, a suburb of that city
vacant when the n e w army
Many a time when a man thinks he
is called out.
Is taking a hand in a thing he is nUtMiss Agnes Josephine Heron, daugh­
Typewriting B ill Extension
ting his foot in it.— Paterson Call.
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of
Bookkeeping Penmttnship
Lakewood, was married recently to
Filing
Calculations
F Fitzgerald McCoy of St. Paul, Minn.
T e rm o f s ix w e e k s , b e ­
J,bf drid® 13 Jhe daughter o f . Henry
ginning July 9 and closing
Miller, the actor, and has herself been
August 17.
w 1 r ! !uaffe’ b? th with her father and
Call o r send fo r fa rth er
before the moving picture camera. She
inform ation.
V ic e -P r e s . N. J . S. P . T "A
was educated at the St. Mary’s acad­
emy, Lakewood
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“ Bernstein”
The celebrated writer and student of
International Politics is now in Russia
and his cable despatches from Petro­
grad will appear exclusively in the New
York Herald. Read what he has to
say about the Russian situation
of Business Administration
PINE S T R E E T , W E S T O F B R O A D
PHILADELPHIA
«
N fc W .J E R S E Y
p a c e
C O P W ip t -
fo u r
T h . H o t e l L e ig h t o n
S o u g h t by O . H . B r o w n
Preehold Signes! F»e* Y*«r
C o u lr w l ( w C K »u l»u q u »
liver
w*«f
i pat Si * f TMu* H
ay night when Ihr
're* hold on Monday
ii'il^ u « vretk
aim!
•4mn Itti a Ave Jraa» contra t far
1he
laatln# till 1 tea.
wo* a big *i
• h packed on Monda}
when the otn ra "M ikado" * u
aung. Fr*#hoM haa th* fain* program
Ulto |uno that Toma River «III havo in
A tM vnt
Mr*. Kmlly Farrow Gregory,
g h o « a i at Toma River two yoar* ago,
■ i t iha director of tho FroahoW l-lu o
tauqua; Mr*. Tllua «HI bo tho director
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« 00)1 waa alno Chautauqua week
at MU Hotly, and th# week «a * alao a
floe »ucroaa at that |d*<*. »«orvHng to
the |iapor* of that town
Point Piratant
Charioa W
Senator O, H. I lb# wools *M
U r i í W r r w ft» c a lle d
tiro i.Jef Lake wood atJ Spring Lab* | Mr*. Chariot W
hrr oH iHinit* in rrn i4 »lv ib íi Inri
‘bo opened* ut>on
upe lulv S under !
in4
I w te k 10 « t u m i I h r fu n e r a l o r h*r
hi« ,personal direct»»,
ftfc’l CliÄfg*. ! b r o t h e r . O n h e r r o t o r n » t u u U y . Ur*.
Havrtw of ‘•ah
Money
H r f M trhrr î*f. ca m # w it h h e r
P
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Com fy lupi
Mn ç , a . Morti*
I nfTt] doughur 1 harlotte.left on Monday
T o -N ig h t, F r id a y , J u n e 2 2 .
C on tinu ous lio m 7 .3 0 .
Admission lUc and 15«
for a three weoka trip up
M
hon tho w a r l hie
They will moke tho trip aa
In the»« parloua tini
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hand
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ana f ar , t buffalo
uff alo in the t rutty Herd, and
is drmamtli'g money on every ha
P L A Y E R S piftenit P A U L IN E F R E D E R IC K in
for as many purpee* 1Uthe public library the fico go by rail or boat, returning lb*
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„ . on. It It worthy M , * a y
should
not be fargotte
A thrilling and rcmentlc tele o f th* Royal Canadian Mounted Police
support tnu JU»l now the yearly o f - , ^
¡$w<
of tup
who «pent the winter
A lso B U R T O N H O L M E S T R A V E L O G U E , “ Vnncouwet and V icto r«”
u> —
being
(llaughter, Mr*. C. A. Marna,
fortt k
, made
------- to collect tubacrip- w|ll|
Uont for the capente». There It now 1 la tfendirg tom* time In Htyontve.with
load of sorrow on thf mind of •»eryonrl another daughter, Mr*. Bill*
S a tu r d a y , J u n e
2 3 .
H alloaed:«!, Adm. 10c; Evening,continuous from 7:00,10c. tnd IS«.
and it will be heavier aa daya goby, un­
Mita Viola Thompson of Cookstowr.
til pence corneo. Ali the moro reason
TRIA N G LE preienU “ y ! _ _ ^- 1 »*•
—
m Also All Star Triangle Comthen for trying to keep aan# and com, har been visiting her aunt, Mra.Geutgc
It. 1 olma»
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and
nothing
will
do
more
to
rea
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raud"
Longer Piling Ntaded on
Jwttce Minium of Hoboken and hit
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B ridge Repair* mental balance then good reading.
Mlanatquan
i
The library keeps up a good circula­ ton Franklin, have been here for a frw
tion of books, and many people have d*\ . the Justice coming down for the
M onday, June
k end
C u k lia u v u i lio o i 7 -3 0 P , M .
■
un*
Ht—*'inking
a
Admission lUc and !5e
Point ITraaant
learned to depend upon it for special
Jeep m a la of « 0 .1. that Irate*« #! work* o f vorlou* kind» thrt they may
A! r. and Mr*. Robert Shoemaker of
tbtrt.v foot piling will require at leant need.
Get: nantown. Pa., were week end
M
l i b foot pile*. Owen ). Melee o f Long
One o f the directors recently attend­ gu*i it at the Ocean house
Branch, the contractor, ha* etoppotl
M
Itarpi M. Thompson of Nr#
ed the New ieraey Library Summer
A tense story o f tpirltutl struggle am! triumph, with ROBERT CON'.VESs ami MABEL TRUNNEI.LR
work on tho Ocean county end o f the school to hear the lectures on » hildren'a E g' . »pent Thursdiy here
Manaaquan River bridge and moved
A lso H E A R S T -P A T H E W E E K L Y N o . 4 6
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literature
by
Miss
d
a
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t
Hunt
of
Pratt
m*e*
r.steue
ana
Doroth;
(teller
and
over to the Monmouth county end. Me
H) a of Newark.were home lost weeS '
will pmumnblv move back when he It Institute library, Brooklyn.
T uesday, Ju n e 26.
Continuous from 7.30.
Admitsion 10c end 15c
A hundred new book» will come toon when their brother, Fred, gradur.tcJ i
able to sget
longer piling deliver ‘
el K
I from the high school
fro Trenton.
which 1 in t»he »erne Urn«?.
1 M»*, and Mr*. J. Aahley Brown of
W IL L IA M A . B R A D Y m m ociation with W O R L D
“ n A D I/C O T
D IIC O ll»
Roselle, were here tor the week end,
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with their parents. Aahley mode • j
sale of $124,000 liberty bona* at the ,
George Eliit it tpending a few dayt
Joseph Stillwell ami family of Adel- bark of which he i* cashier in Roselle
W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 2 7 .
Continuous trom 7.30 P . M . Admission 10c and 15c
at hi* home
phi» motored down to viait Mrs. and
Mr*. McLetn and Mitt Jessie Nor
WilllamSchuItt is building an addition ,Uis* Croxeon on Sunday
T R IA N G L E presents D O R O T H Y D A L - “ p k l n l e n n P n n m i ”
A »¿»V "f th. ^
w©«(,i of Clio, Alt., have been visiting
to hi* bungalow
Capt. and Mr*. Mathis. Mr*. M. L. the dittos Pitcher this week, and wenT O N with H O W A R D H IC K M A N in
U nlC K B il u B S B lf
-Mist Mamie Ringleotlne it spending
Berry1a™* Mr*. C. G. Gate* motored to very much pleased with this section of
a few dayt In I’ hiltdelphi*
A lso an A L L -S T A R T R IA N G L E C O M E D Y . "T H E G R AB-BAG BRIDE”
th« Jersey shore
Philadelphia on Wedneaday
Mr*. Leslie Walter* it entertaining
Mr*. John Smith returned Wednesday
Mit»
M.
P.
Horner
tnd
tome
friend»
her aunt of Newark
T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 8 .
Continuons (tom 7.30.
Admission 10c and 15c
mao- two trips to the Chautauqui at
from a visit at Sea Bright
Mi*. Skirk and ton Fred are here for
Mr*. H. R. Grover and daughter* are Freehold, on Friday tnd on Monday I
the summer
W IL L IA M A . B R A D Y presents the first B R A D Y - «
T H W C M C W T »
lot-.. She report* it * u 1 finely arThe Hartman family, alao Newllnt, visiting in Manatquan
rti geil program, tnd that Preeholr!
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Mr*. C. L. Tilton Jr. and Miss Grace was enthusiastic over it
are hero for the summer
Featuring REGINA BADET. the Vampire o f Prance
Mrs. j. Mickle* and Mrs. Girvin are Brown »pent Wednesday and 1 bursday
Miaa Addie M. Rogers, who tpeotthr
in Philadelphia
spending a few day* *t Pine Lodge
wirier in Washington, D. *C., it now
COMING— Friday, June 29, Irene Fenwick end Owen Moore in *A Coney Island Princes*" c sturd*y; Ju t*»,
Harold Dorgan o f New York, it visiting her nephew. Dr. Jerome Roger», j
Mr*. Walter Pauling o f Newark it
Douglas Fairbanks in •fhe Americano’
Monday, luly 2, Lenore Ulrigh in “ I he Road to Love” . Tu«*^
entertaining her titter, Mrs. Hopkin* spending a week at the Krefeld bunga­ it Pottstown, Pa., and will spend the
day, luly 3( Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge in “ The Page Mystery” . Wedneaday. July 4, Frink
summer at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Char let
odwin spent a few days in low on Lakeburat road
Keenan and Thelma Salter
ter in "The Crab” . Thursday, luly 6, Dorothy l>alt<
Dromond in
Wm. M. Austin and family of Cam­
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Robertson
“ A Gamble in Souls" Tuesday, luly 10, Charlie Chaplin in hit latest, " he Emigrant” .
Dr. fc H. Hetmeentertained 1 house den, arrive here today to spend the of Newark spent the week end with
_ w .
H, An»tln
..
rty over the week t>r.d, motoring, prrlj rr with Hr
Mr.- ano M; . «2, *Aj Toner otf east ■
re irpm Philadelphia
Washington street
Mrs. J. Welsh entertained Mrs.
Ciriude Updike, principal of the ,
WARETOWN
Wateitton and her two children
Forked River » c h o 0 1a, was in town
R O S C O E " F A T T Y '* A R B U C K L E in T H E F IR S T P A R A M O U N T -A R B U C K L E
Mr. and Mr». Wallace Seavey o f Ro­
Miss Leone Thibault and friend o f Tu*
,y . ,
..
chester, N. V., visited the latter’» Anbury Park spent the week end with
Moritz Leetson. t h e Philadelphia
COMEDY
father. P. Y. V eederof Bayville
her mother, Mra. Emma Thibault
musi-ian. is »pending the we-k end*
- tw o reels
Mrs. Chat Keitel ha» returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Britton of Fork- e,*’ uilu” u“ . . .
.
after sper.dirg a delightful trip to Bal­ ed »pent Sunday here
LMr- •"**
John B. Morton o f Mertimore and Washington, D. C.
j ii
u
and ch.iT.tville were week end visitors at
RNMMNMNII
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eiseman and
kivi»n»iHp
Richard Holt spent the week end at
hia home
heTs'employed
l° B“ 'tim° re
‘ l’«ul Fields was here from Phitad.lW. Franklin carries the bread for
Mrs. Dora Shaw of Island Heights is #•'Palm house bakery these daya
visiting Mr. anti Mrs. tier Stackhouse
< Varies Gar.baldi of Lavallette was a
Mrs. Horace Diaton spent Sunday
Harry Grover o f Lakewood, spent a TuJ stb*y visitor
here
4
days here recently
I t . E. LaCour o f Long Branch, who
Harry Hoffman in spending a few few
C O M P E N S A T I O N IN S U R A N C E IN N E W J E R S E Y IS C O M P U L S O R Y
...
.
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. si end» much of the summer at Lanoka,
M108 Agnes lamburn nas gone to makes
r
daya with hia parents
frequent
trips to -Tom* -River
in
Spring
Lake
Beach
for
the
summer
Mr. Brink has been spending hia va­
his car
If
WilliamCranmerand wife o f Parker- ( Howar() AppleRate of Forked River
cation at hia home
to
town,
were
guesU
of
Mrs.
Cora
blacku
„
frequentV;Biror>
„
a
candidate
for
Laurence -'ox and Mr. Soneburg com­
house Sunday
Surrogate
mute every day to Philadelphia'
Margaret Kilpatrick of Barnegat, , Samue] Horner of Philadelphfa.spent
Chariea Guttentag was a Sunday
was a recent caller
the week end with his sister. Mrs. Arney
visitor
Jacob Birdsall who spent the winter
Chas: Korn and F. Gold had a num­
W arren Seaman, who is attending an
in
Florida,
has
returned
home
for
the
Toma R iver, N. J.
ber o f people here on Sunday
Episcopal divinity school in Philadel­
Mr. Connell is spending a few days summer
phia, is home for the summer vacation
**9
.ra
Wallace Bunnell spent a few days at with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chariea
here
1
Mrs. Wentworth are daughter are Toms River with his mother
T. Seaman
Col. Samuel C. Bailey, for many son> has returned to her home in Irv- state Normal school. She will also
here for the summer
Adolph Arends and family were here
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. K istof Jersiy years one^of the leadingjcitizens ofJthe |jngton. Her sister, M¡as Matilda, ac- spend several weeks in the Orange
81st‘ companied her and is taking a couree mountains with her sister, Mrs. P^bert
Mr.Stringfield and family have open­ over Sunday^
... celebrated
- - —*- j *hia
— 0,City, motored to their home on Hooj e • t. wn and county,
ed their home on the Riviera
yuite a few of our townspeople at­ avenue Saturday, bringing with them birthday on Wednesday, June 20
with the New York Telephone company Hudspeth
Russell Conover is home from the for switch board operator
Otto Page is visiting friends here for tended the commencement on Friday Mrs. F. A, Peterson and son Frank.
Mrs. Peteison had been spending some Rochester University for the vacation
William Brackenndge of Los Angeevening at Barnegat
a few days
Louis Cowdrick Horner, son o f the
time with her niece, Mrs. Wm. McCabe
Raymond C. Keisel desires to inform
Mrs. L. B. Gravatt and her son Wil­ late Harry Horner of Toms River, was les, Cal., with his two duughten, is
o
f
Jersey
City
his many friends and patrons that be is
liam returned Sunday from a week with graduated from the Law College of the visiting his mother, Mrs. Gavin BraokISLAND HEIGHTS
the only news agent privileged to sell
Adolph Keller of Hoboken has been her daughter, Mrs. Frank Fisk, in University of Wisconsin this *veek, be­ enridge; John C. Brackenridge of Rich
mond Hill, his son and daughter, and
all Philadelphia newspapers, both daily
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nathan motored spending some time here at the River­ Trenton. Mrs. Fisk drove down with ing already a graduate of the Univer­ William Mieklehamof Short Hills,were
arid Sunday He also sells all New
side
them, and the party was brought here sity. He is a nephew o f Miss M. P.
down
from
Philadelphia
yesterday
also here for the week end. Gavin,
York and Newark papers, and the
Frank Peterson, who recently enlist­ by Grant King, a former Toms River Horner and Mrs. Arney of this place
Mrs. Rudderowwas taken with acute
grandson of Mrs. Brackenridge, ard
Courier, too
adv
boy
appendicitis and removed on Wednes­ ed in the navy, was home for the week
A. H. Albert o f the high school, with son of John C. Brackenridge,graduated
Wm. Alexander Brown, a Philadel­
day to the Lakewood hospital by Dr. end, visiting his parents, before going
bis wife, leaves this week for their old from Princeton University on Satur­
phia lawer, spent the week end here
Hrouwer of Toms River, for an opera­ aboard ship
NEW GRETNA
home at Lebanon, Pa., to spend the day with the degree of bachelor of
Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Ml. Holly
Mrs. W. H. Jeffrey was called to summer
tion
letters, and there was a family party
was
in
town
for
the
week
end
Trenton
last
week
by
the
illness
and
motoring
from here to Princeton for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sumner
W.
White
of
_
-----------B -----MissThcoraCramer is spending a few
subsequent
death
of
her
little
niece,
George
Schuster
of
"ollingswood
and
the
occasion
George
Irons
Jr.
of
Philadelphia,
was
Whitford
avenue,
Nutley,
announce
the
days in Philadelphia
Marjorie Wilbur
family were here Wednesday
I
0 . ,, ,,
, _ .
home for Sunday
Mrs. Norris Sears spent part of the engagement of their daughter, Miss
1
! Mrs. Susie Madden of Osbomvillei*
Eleanor Frances White, to Dr. Edmund
Miss Muriel Lawrence entertained
Miss Arrowsmith of Freehold has
week in Atlantic city
„ stay
*i ” -J5*2'
eturned from visiting Miss Lizzie Brewer
Waldemar Hi, son o f Dr. and Mrs. been visiting Mrs. Henry A. Low
her sewing club on Wednesday evening a
of some weeks inrnOrange
Miss Marion Montgomery Bpent the Charles L. Ill of Newark and Island
Miss Eleanor c M m of Brooklyn i»
William B. Pierce of Princeton spent
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Miss
Eleanor
Grover
is spending
week end in Atlantic city
Heights.
W. Sutton Jr., will be called Frank W. Tuesday here
¡visiting Dr. and Mrs. Brouwer
some time at Manasquan
Miss Mary Leek is in Phila for an ex­
Miss White, who was graduated from Sutton 3d. The only change is in the
Mre. James Valente, who has been
MrB. Sheridan Penn yesterday went
tended visit
Charles P. Anderson has been on a
the Westover School at Middlebury, middle name, and the initial stays the spending some time with her grand­
Miss Vesta Cranmer is spendingsome i onn., last June, was one o f this sea­ same; the father and grandfather are parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patter to Trenton, where her daughter, Miss three day auto tour to Gettysburg, Pa.,
Frances, graduates today from the this week
son’s debutantes. She is a member of Frank Waldron, and the little fellow is
time in Trenton
R a m nas
Mrs. Howard Mathis spenta few days the lunior League, Nutlev Field Uub Frank William
and Yountakah Country Club.
in Bridgeton recently
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Grover have
Dr. Ill was graduated from Princeton named their twin children Mary FranMr. and Mrs. Craig and daughte-,
Miss Helen, of Point Pleasant arc vis­ in 1913 and recently received his de- j ces and James Percival Grover
gree of doctor of medicine Qfrom the
iting Miss Margaret Adams
Lewis
called
" i " McConnell
" u uiiiicu was
waa irecently
ct-cii t.iy ualicvj
Mr. and Mrs John Post of Camden College of Physicians and surgeons, to Philadelphia to attend the funeral of
New
Y
’
ork.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Adams
lari uncle. His mother accompanied him
------ ’ .
I home and is spending some time here
Mrs. Joseph G ask ill and sor o f Ocean
P L E A S A N T PLAINS
‘
!fiSHSESHSESES£5ESESESE5ES^5ES2SSSiSc.
City are here for the summer
Milton Chambers of Camden, spent
the week end with his parents, Rev.
BEACHWOOD
and Mrs. Alonzo Chambers
w
Mrs. J. F. Poihemus is spending a
’ Rev. M. L. Stimson of Westfield, one week with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest jK
of the borough council, has moved down McKelvey of Belmar
lip
for the summer
The Herflicker farm has been sold to 1f? '
George F. Steinert, another one of vfr. Aschove of Asbury Park, who|[)j
the prominent boroughites.has his fam­ moved here last week
j ¡)!
ily here from New York city for the
Miss Doris Applegate is visiting her Qj
summer
aunt, Mrs. Anna Voight of Sea Side re
Frank Perry fears that the injury to Park
f?
his finger will keep him from his work
“
$
for some weeks to come, if not all sum­
NOTICE
mer. it came just when he was busiest
Ip
and when workmen are very scarce.
The Township Committee would give |[jJ M ilk Shake
5c
ti
or,
»Unk
rl
inf
mnef
nnf
no
rnronk
into
n,
notice that dirt must not be swept into ’ re
Sinking F und Commission ^ tthe
Uo m
i
t
f
o
n
i
nnrJ
o
c
l
r
k
h
c
r
t
o
n
n
ln
t
k
o
n
'
gutters, and ask the people of the
E gg
“
- 10c
The Ocean County Sinking Fund Com­ town to observe this request.
10c
jC
Ice
Cieam
Soda
Dover Township Committee.
mission met here yesterday and organ­
ized by making Ezra Parker, president Theodore Fischer, Clerk.
B. V. D. 2-piece and Union Suits, regular and stouts. Porosknit for men and
{? Ice Cream Milk Shake 10c
of the Barnegat bank, its president;
u
and George H. Holman, president of
boys, 2-piece or Union Suits.
I Oc
6 Egg Phosphate
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
the Ocean County trust Co., Toms
River, its secretary and treasurer.
10c
The other members are Director Otis
spale^ propoB&is will be received by The Town- [>j Strawberry Ice Cream
of the Board of Freeholders. Tucker- Rhlp Con oittee of the Township of Benteley,
of Ocean, at the Tow.« Halt, Bayvihe, Q: Fruit Sundae
10c
ton; J. G. Holman, County Collector, County
JM ou Saturday evening J une‘¿Sd. m i . at
Lakewood; former Judge George C. 8 p m . for the removal of garbage from Pine
I Oc
»each and O c an Gate, from June 26th to Sep­ £ Marshmallow Sundae
Low, Toms River
Library Need*
Nanette of the Wilds
25.
paramour
“ THE MARTYRDOM OF PHILIP STRONG
UAnlltO I nUoOlH
A
C
COMING— TUESDAY, JULY 3
“ THE BUTCHER BOY”
T A R E NOTICE!
.rom July 4th, 1917.
you employ labor, under this new law yeu must insure them.
Failure to comply with this new law will subject you to a fine of from $1.00 $100 per day.
For further information concerning rates, etc., inquire
G E O R G E C. V A N HISE
.
Straw Hats
E lw e ll’s
$ 1 .0 0
$1.25
$1.50
$2.00
$2.25
$2.50
Panamas, $3.50 to $6.00
New Shapes in Soft Hats
Caps
50c 75c $1.00
No Advance
in Prices
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
Resigns as Lightkeeper
tember 15th, both dates inclusive. Said garbage
to be collected and removed three days m each
wee*.
Bach Did mast state a price for which the con
tractor will remove the g-trbaae and flat! a place
for the disposal of same, aud niso « price for
removal If the Township find a place for disposal.
Ail bids mus be a dre*-ed to Geo. ti. williams,
chairman Berkeley Township Committee, Ilajvllle, N J.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
oao. H. w il 1 4M?, otairma -
Borden M. Cranmer of Barnegat,who
for the past six months has been assis
tant keeper at Penfield R eef light,
Black Rock, Conn., has resigned his
job, to take effect July 1. The depart­
ment has asked him to stay on till an­
other man can be found, Land he has
agreed to do so. He will then returr,
Marcus B. Allea, Township
i Dated June 12, Hfl..
to his home in Barnegat
Cleric,
All styles of Ladies’ and Childrens’ Underwear
from 15c up.
Walnut Sundae
10c
Banana Splits
15c
Widmaier & Truex
E lw e lP s
ESaS25î5ESESSSBSS5E5ES2SE5ESE5aS2SÎ
M ain
S treet
T o m s ‘. R i v e r , N .
J*
«¡ligaatariBa
Ì
new
jersey
c o u r ie r
PATt
News of the
t*0.**
F IV E
M.£.5. S.
aerretary; Meoara, Rtrhtmeyer and A.
C h u rc h e s,^ ™ *
Volunt»er for
¡Summer Program for
I llsrrl». auditor». They are looking
1
Service in National Guard !
—
into the matter o f buying hose and a
motor truck
..... . i
I The iu-Hlay school o f the Method let
At the Raptlet church next Sunday,
■- ‘ u rch , r i nrr«»**
cover
Mr. and Mr». Knight have taken at I0.M a. m., Rev. U. L. Hunter will
Last night a meeting was hrld In i mg every
apartment» in the Dr, Goble building
preach from the subject, “ faith, the ifCItU of Ihf {KMltufftrf bv ft dfttAfhfttfflt gihcH>l || Miwlfty in Ihr Rummer, Tb
i fhtt condition, it* attendinet
The Toms Klver dibit» Box defeated Force of Life. ‘ *i
of < 0. G. »1 ,N. I. Inf., seeking re-| lssieUr
being 144, whlvl
»ok oii
Sunday school H 4fia, m. *
the Cmlar Grove team on Saturday,
fruit*, Rev. f ather Millhank o f St. j ui«m m
Highwater mark, Th< >pro
1 Christian Rndeavor at 0.48 p. m, Peters church. Freehold, wss the chief
Score IE to #
gram
is
ae
follow*:
Mim Naamah Duaham la working at Towc "Mtsolon Work in OurCItiea." speaker. followed by Lieut. Richard A.
July I, Flag Sunday
Play ball
Preaching service In the evening at Sgitth of New Brunswick, The Free­
tho courthouse as aaaiatant to title
“ 8, Memory Sunday
7 30. Subject, "Preparedness.''
Joite ru»0»
hold Hoy Scout bend played patriotic
searcher A. N. Then
" 15, Boys' Day
Prayerweetlng
Wednesday,
7.46
p.m.
air»,
»nd
drew
quite
»
crowd.
Three
Ceurt tod»y
The proceeds o f the Rod Creea card at the church
** 22, Girls' Sunday
lad* signed up Paul H. Grover, Ale
party and dance will bo sent to t i t
Vacation time
'* 29, F lower Sunday
aid Richard
------1 J. laylor ">tu
»icnani B.Walton.
n. wauon. They
I
National Rad Croce fund
No« moon laot Tuoaday
Augusts, Missionary f unday
At
the
M.
B.
church
on
Sunday
next,
*111
go
to
Preehold
todxy
mber » H
Tt 12, Bird Sunday
School closed last Friday
deal of lumber in Lakewood, and the r •l 70.80 a. m „ Rev. W J. Sxyre w illl The »«me .quad held a meeting at
"
19, Poem Sunday
5 2 S white with dalaieo
preach;
topic,
"The
Man
who
Could
Lakewood
Monday
evening,
when
the
I
wagons deliver it »¿.that distant point
"
26. Harvest Sunday
p , » . aro ot their lon«eat
and Did.”
I following enlkted: Ralph Barnholu, I Sept, 2, Missionary Sunday
Mrs. Marion Kusao was taken to U e
Sunday-school at U .*6 ». m.
| Ifaeph Johnson. Luke lohnson,
•
Butonowoehleit » N « n e
** 9, Bib)« vara*— Hide and aeek
Kimball hospital at Lakewood and
Evening at 7.30, the Junior Epworth Morev, William R vno ,v|c | Gleason,
Home grown peaa In market
underwont a serious operation on Mon­ League will give ■ demonstration o f ,Thom*s Waidell and Thoma» Michel- Sunday
sept.
16, Primary Sunday
day
, All trr«e are now in feB loaf
the work they have been doing the d m t eon, all o f the Home Guard, and lohn
"
80, Rally Day.
Mrs. Henry R. Wills Is one o f the year, and the pa»tor • addreas will be Templeton, Chestar Cook and Oliver
Prof r*nt magnolias are g a th m d
moot lurrfto/ul rote growers in this in keeping wlih tha pccaelon.
I Layton. Other men Joined the next .^.Sunday school picnic, |uly 18th. Rev.
Boy* P«‘ I" • lot o f tinl* ln lb* w,U,r village, and has some fine specimens
Sayre, Howard Rralinarul Albert
Prayermaeting
Wednesday
at
7.46
day
Hcneyeockle ecenU the heavy June now in b!o n
Grant, committee. They are to select
TO
......
j It is reported her* that four
t»« som1' pia,.« a Ululi • mile of ioni» River,
air
The lireflie» lighted their candles this
Services at Chriat Kplscopel church, former ball players on the Tom* River and it i» to be an old fashioned picnic, 1
E very day seems llag day tins sumweek—turned on the electric light*, Rev. John Chattin, acting as re cto r,' team, George, Clarence and Walter where*«)) put their food upjn the same j
perhaps, would be the less poetic but on next Sunday, will be as follows:
j Brown, »ml George Major, have en table and all partake o f it.
1,1Water lllie* » « n «* ip blooB1 hfr* more practical way o f saying it nowa­
Holy communion 8 a nt.
listed In the Lafayette college ho ita)
Sunday-school at 9.30.
and there
days
unit for service fn France
Monday »nd Tuesday were “ perfect
Morning prayar and sermon, 11 a in.
The First National Bank at thi* place
Recruiting Squad Here
Vesper service will be omitted till
1 was the banner bank of the county in
A t the Courthouse
further
notice.
^Fourth of July a week from next I the tale o f Liberty bonds, putting out
The Ladies Guild will meet Monday ,
Three men in an auto, with tent and
' about $70,000, including some $25,000
Wednesday
at 3 p.m.,at the home of Mr a. fe d thorp He aid Henderson, a colored youth equipment, were ncre Monday and
The new potato will soon be dug in purchased for the bank
—“ j who ’ sme here from Philadelphia to 1 uesduy, looking for recruits. It was
Kev.NJohn Chattin, son of Joseph
the early garden*
At Ft, Joseph's Catholic church, Rev. wor^ ■t the Marion Inn, was brought the Overland recruiting squad from the
BrrbieStaple» has Huddy lark In Chattin, a former resident here, la
recruiting station et Newark. The car
»pending hia vacation here, and serv­ Joseph A. Linnsne,rector,services next before justice Willita last Friday on was imintcd red, white and blue, and
flne shape for the summer
charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
Sunday will be aa follows:
ing
aa
rector
o
f
Chriat
ihurch.
He
is
Elwell haa had his ice cream parlor
Mass at 10.30 a. m. Sermon and Ben­ He parked a loaded .38 in his clothes, decki-d out with the flag. It wss said
rector of a large church in Germanrepainted, inside and out, this week
and was arrested by officer Walter Irons. by the men that both car and chauffeur
ediction
| town, Pa.
The justni- held him to await the was furnished by the Overland company
Sunday-school. 11.30
I .lire! now in bloom; but it 1» not so O l oms River Home Guards elected
for recruiting work. Corporal Edward
action ol the grand jury.
Weekday devotions, 7.30 a. m.
-erbht as last y»»r, »nd not nesr *o Clifford M. Elwell, captain; Alfred W.
M. Lutz was in charge. They set up
The
application
of
Fred
Applegate,of
Friday
evening,
7.45,
Rosary,
Litany
Plentiful
Grant, lieutenant; William J Gruler,
the hotel Leklic.Lavallette.ior a whole­ their tent on the courthouse lawn and
Meadow» ar* knee deep inbuttercup», first sergeant; Edward D.m Schwarz, and Benediction
had lots o f visitors Monday afternoon
Beginning June 24 and continuing sale luense, was laid over on Friday and evening, but no recruits. Tuesday
J S blue with little flowering grass second sergeant; LeKoy F. Grant, third
each Sunday during the summer mass laat until today.
sergeant.
they went to Camden, end said their
blossoms
...... .
John <i»var,augb, who waived indict­ orders were to be in Freehold on Wed­
Dr. Austin suggests thst the town will be said in St. Gertrude’s church.
King birds take great delight in har­
ment
and
pleaded
guilty
to
stealing
a
Island
Heights,
at
8
a.
m.;
St.
John's
should
have
seats
along
the
streets,and
nesday. While they were after re­
rying the crow», like aeroplanes after
on the Kiver front in summer. He say» church, Lakehurst, at 8. 80 a. m.; Pine watch from Mr. Downs of Cedar Crest, cruits, their chief jo b seemed to be to
seppelins
Beach Union cha el, Pine Beach, at *** placed in charge o f the probation »waken interest and to lot folks know
it
is
an
attractive
feature
of
Florida
Sun rise» tomorrow at 4.29 and »eta
9.46 a. m .; 9t. Joseph's church, Toms officer for two years.
that the country is really at war.
at 7. 35. m»king the day 15 hour» and life in winter, and would do as well River, at 10.30 a. m.
Brinley and Kelley are laying cement
here. Why not?
six minutes long
coping around the lawna, to border the
R. C. Thompson, deputy collector of
Threat» of food price fixing by the
and drives. The
At ---the Presbyterian
church Sundayi walks
iviiti Kiver
iaitci uii
■—-s
A
. , .Washington
, ®
internal icvciiut,
revenue, who
was hi
at Tores
on
Boy Scouta at D ouble T rou ble
government hsa made flour drop a hall iiiwiuai
Tuesday and Lakewood on Monday, to next at 10.30 a m.. Rev. Marshall Bar- , * « • ‘ 8' <lT * B,k ¡»ill be relaid to do away
dollar a barrel
*
*
•
*
•
*
rin^ton
o
f
Rochester,
N.
Y
.,
secretary
with
the
»water
that
now
stftndfl
.her«
collect internal revenue tax from sell­
\
I The Bov Scouts have heyn cample?.
Strawberries are at their height— in er» o f liquur, tobacco, and others who of Evangelism for the Synod o f New whenever it rains.
quantity, and haven't come down a come under that tax.
Jersey, will apeak on “ The New Evan- ■Judge ,: M
. e try the civi,
^ . T y V ^
great deal in price
Isuit for »»mages brought by Devine
Among the graduates of the Pember­ gelism.”
iilden Kirk and Al Grant as nis assist
Summer will be 93 day* long; spring
School yr bible study at the noon Butler against Ad Algor of Bayville.
ton high school is S. Marjorie Goble,
ants. Edward Crabbe furnished the
was but X , lart winter and the coming daughter o f Dr. Leon Goble. Miss hour
j Emma Burrell, colored, waived in­ camping place and ran U e commissary
The
Christian
Endeavor
meeting
at
fall but 8» day» long
dictment and pleaded guilty to larceny. department. The boys have been hav­
| Goble will specialise the next two year»
Summer beg»n yesterday at6.14 p.m., in domestic science, after w Inch she 6.46
Her mother died in Washington, D. t
Evening service at 7.30. Rev. E. C. and senterc* wan suspended that she ing a fine time there. ’I odav will be
and lasts 93 day», 14 minute» and 47 expects to teach that subject
the last day of the camp
Mason will preach from the topic,“ The might go to the funeral.
seconds, to September 23, at 9.01 a.m.
Officials of the Bridge Co. say that Man in the Land of Nod.”
The Scouts have 3even sleeping tents,
Everybody that goes up or down Main so far the total tolls on the bay bridge
a mess tent and a ccokhcuse. They
Prayer meeting. Wednesday at 7.45
street stops to note the eyrlnga hedge exceed those of last year. The Barne- p. m. Service preparatory to commun5 AT THE SURROGATE^ OFFICE
have been catching a lot o f pike in the
DCLTS
CB1LDHE
at Bay bridge yesterday had taken in ton on >uly 1
on the Widmaier property occupied by
Oertar 1 reek stream, and have a sail100
toils;
tho
'ianahaw;,in
bridge
the
the telephone office
Letters of administration have been boat and rowboatson the lake (a flooded
C I c n From Stations Bar- 7
issued as follows;
y I . » / I l negai lo Lakehnrit, . / 1
cranberry bog). The party includi s
Anthony Irons has the two story store day before had passed the 4000 mark
inclusive
Edwin Levy, son of Sanders Levy, ments were served: coffee, cake, sand­
building at the corner of the Main
Estate c f George W. Brown o f New Kev. W. J. sayre, Al Grant, Tilden
wiches
and
ice
cream
has
bought
the
19
acre
I
ippett
place,
Shore road and South Main street, all
Egypt, to Edgar O. Murphy of Farm- Kirk, i eslie end Rudolph Lane, Ed I
From So. Lakewood
roofed and enclosed. It will be occu­ formerly owned by Oren h. l ayne, on
Snyder, Aiervin Hartbrecht, Mack
Malter Davis went to Philadelphia inedale, administrator.
and atationa Narti ,
the Lakewood road, and will conduct a yesterday and drove home a Ford tor
pied by Max Leet
Estate of Ic-nnic Estell of Lak“ wood, Crabbe, Henry Grant, lames Hayden, J
Robert D is brow, Ralph Chamberlain,
Contractors Cranmer and Parker poultry farm. He is now taking a Grover and Son
to Lizzie Estell, administrator.
course,
Arthur Staples, lack Hirdaall, Arthur
G o o d on ly on a b o v e date
have been cutting the top off of Main , rpoultry
j—
---- and is having part of
the Ushers Association of the M. E.
Estate
of
ttlizu
K.
Vock
of
Lakein mangel beets and church will give a moonlight sail onth
and Charles King, Wm. Hoagland,
street from tae pcstoffice to the central j the rarm put down
do
on S pecial E xcursion Train
wood,
Eiiau
Lillian
Lorey,
administra­
"1 make the farm a white evening o f j uly 2
^reston M'Clesry, Allan Brouwer,
railroad, this week, and it is expected beans. He w, 1
sch eduled a* follow s:
trix
Evan Wilbur
thas the crushed Stone will come next 1 leghorn utility rplant
Rev. W. J. Sayre was taken sick at
The
will
of
the
late
Thomas
Havens
Thomas
I.
Grant
received
word
this
leave
a m
the
boy
Scout
camp,
Double
t
rouble,
The Fire Commission o f this district
of West Point Pleasant, has been pro­
from his son ElUworth Grant, and had to come home on Wednesday
64‘6
BARWEGAT ..............
organized on Wednesday evening, elect- week
bated with John Thomas Havens o f AsDavidson Family D ispute
who was working in the copper mine at
ting P. L. Grover as president; I. W. Butte, Montana, when more than 200
WARETOWH .......
6 52
Mrs. Heilman, wife of Principal E.- bury ¡Park, a son, as executor.
OSTKOM . . . . .
fir i
'Richtmeyer, vice president; Adolph miiie-s lost their lives. Ellsworth wse L. Heilman of the high school,is a very ,
The
children
o
f
the
late
Joseph
G,
FORKED RIVER .
e |o
1 'Ernst, treasurer; Thomas B. Irons, i in the fortunate number whieh escapeu successful rose grower, ana has some
Davidson o f Lakewood are in court over
Freeholders A cce p t Road
LAffOKA .................
in s
‘ death, though by a hairsbreadth. He remarkably fine blooms
the settlement o f the estate. The will
BARNEGAT PARK
710
Hiawatha council, D. of P., attended !
writes that more than 200 men are still
was probated October 11, 1915, with J.
Classified Advertisem ents
BEACHWOOD
..
7 ,7
buried in the mine, and that he has had the Presbyterian church on Sunday eveThe Board of Freeholders met at. Fred Davidson, Vary E. Thompson ard
iOMS R IV E R .......... .......... 7 in
One Cent a W ord
about all the mining he wants
n>ng last and listened to a sermon by Barnegat on Wednesday, and accepted Jennie A.
' ■ Davidson
iul-vii wo
as LACtuiuiD.
executors. nil*
An­
LAK EH O RST................... 7 »
So Adv. inserted for less than 15c
Mannahassett Tribe of ToniB River P<-'v- U. C. Mason. It was in honor of the first section of the barnegat-Budri- other daui
ughter, Elizabeth M. Davidson,
cOUTH LAKEWOOD
74?
sent a delegation o f braves and warn.st anniversary of the council
roa.f.'.» built by L. W. Holman of asks----forthe removal o f the brother as
LAKEWOOD
75,
FOR SALE
riors over to Seaside Park on Tut-sMiss Frances Cowdrick has resigned Whiteaville. Mate engineer Meeker executor,for failure to comply with the
FARM1NGDALE
b
04
nt RppH WPrp nrpsfsnt ^rm c nf
t*?i11* mhilo
..„,1 ___
OUR new stock o f Landreth’s seeds day evening of this week, and adopted as teacher of languages at the loms and bis assistant Reed were present, terms of the will; while Fred' and
EATONTOWN .
« 2?
and
spoke
highly
of
the
job.
The
road
sister,
Mary
A.
Thompson,
ask
in
,
nine
palefaces.
The
visitors
were
18
River
high
school,
having
been
elected
is now for sale at the up town store,
SH R E W SB U R Y ......
82s
also pure seed potatoes, Maine grown. in number, and their degree team did to the teaching force of the high school is six miles long and cost about $23,000. counter petition to have Jennie A
Also seeds on tape. T. B. I ROMS 24 the work. The new members are; H. at Landsdowne, Pa., where bhe will It runs west from Barnegat and stops Davidson, since m a r r i e d to a New
abruptly. It will take about six miles Yorker named Mothersil), removed.
Returning leave New York, West
s. Lippincott, J. R. Hughes, H. G. teach Latin, German and French
more for Ocean county and 18 miles for Wilfred H. Jayne represents the first
BUICK Mx.mpdel 1917,slightly used, Titus, 0. E. Newman, George A. Driv­
23rd St. 5.35, Liberty St 5.45
Burlington to finish it. E n g i n e e r petition;. H. H. Wainright the se, nd.
like new, at good reduction. E. F. er, Wm. Reynolds, C. E. Fuimer,
P. M. for above stations.
matter wafi ),eartj fry |utJge Jeffrey
Mrs. S. J. VanNote and her grand- Meeker says .e_*
that .an
if Ocean county builds
LARRABEE, Lakehurst, N. J ._____ 8
Reuben Wilbur Jr., Daniel McCormick.
After the initiation ceremony, refresh- daughter, Lola Ireland, art spending its end, Burlington will be compelled to last Friday, and rule to show cause
some time here from Atlantic City
FOR Sale— Hand-drawn Hose Cart,
build the other end.
will be argued before him on June 29
nearly new. Apply Point Pleasant and
Miss Mabel Elwell returnee to Phila­
__________ WANTED________
Bay Head Fire Co., P. O. Box 94, Point
delphia tomorrow after a fortnignt'a
I he Ocean rounty Gas Co.has bought
A pair o f swan on one of the lakes at
Pleasant, N. J.
25tf.
vacation here
The Red Cross committee, will "ive
a new Ford from Grover and Son
FEATHER Beds Bought, anywhere.
Point Pleasant, have hatched out six
another dance and carriparty ' n Veerier cygnets
ZANE,
423
Market,
Camden,N.J.
35-38
FOR Sale cheap—2 barber chairs, 3
The advertising committee of the C. haJl on June 22. Fridav next Or Sat­
J-0ST AND FOUND
large mirrors, 1 cup rack, 5 chairs, 1
E. society o f the Baptist church will urday, lur.e 30, the V. I. A. will held
BIDS received for the cutting of the
Pitney Havens recently sold a Hud­
clock and 1 electric barber pole. Ad­
„„ ...
ID. LOST— Open face gold watch, roono- hold a cake sale in the Klippel building cne o f their famous “ bakes” , proceeds son speedster to Archie McClure o f
rass at Money Island. Apply to
Mrs
dress Box 133, Toms River
35tf
adv for the Red Cross fund.
adv. Lakewood
. SE LIG, Bryant ave., Monev Is- 5 ram M on hack, between my home and on Saturday afternoon, June 30
or Catholic church, lune 8. Please return
‘ 35
FOR SALE— Fifty Light Springfield land
to MISS ESTHER HYER>
38*
Gasolene gas machine, mixer, blower,
WANTED—A farmer and wife for
tank and weights complete; cost $350,
LOST—
\yateh
charm,
Masonic
em­
Mail or tele
will sell for $100. Address M. E., general farm work; must understand blem, monogram M. E. on back, Friday
Agent
p h o n e or­
Courier office
29 truck, poultry and stock. Apply L. H. or Saturday last. Reward if returned
for
WOOD, 1802 Chestnut St., Phila.
35
to MAHLuN ERNST
38*
ders w ill be
FOR Sale, cheap—Square piano, InWANTED—One or two well bred
33
quire Box 88
d elivered by
LOST— Lady’s carbuncle ring at
young milch goats recently fresh or
Parcel Post
FOR Sale cheap— Surrey runabout, soon to freshen. Box 451, 1 oms River Toms River, June 20. Reward if re­
38*
F A M IL Y
O U T F IT T E R
35-38 turned to Courier office
milk wagon and cart. W1EDENMAY­
at ou r exER Farm, Hooper avenue
37
LOS T— Handbag in Peachwood, about
WANTED Four young pigs, about
p e n s e on
EXTRA quality fresh hay for sale. 8 weeks old. Box 26, Fork©d River 38* noon Wednesday; containing money,
Adjoining Post Office
addressed letters and other articles.
purchases of
MODERNA FARM, Hooper avenue,
Return to Mrs. G. W. DAUMONT,
Toms River, N. J.
36
One D ollar
FOR RENT
1 Beach wood, Toms River
38*
T E L E P H O N E
13 M
FOR Sale— 350 cedar fence posts, 6
or over.
FOR Rent— Eight rcom house, block
feet long. Address L. W. M., box 352,
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
from
post
office,
$200
a
year.
Inquire
Toms River
36
Box 352, Toms River
37tf
WANTED— Girl to do bookkeeping
FOR Sale—1 horse farm wagon and
stenography and tpyewriting. Good
FOR
Rent—
Large
house,
furnished,
1 carryall wagon, good condition,cheap.
wages
for a competent applicant. A. }
H. FuRCANsER
38 for summer only; $5i> per month. Com­ BRnNT LUMBER CO.
33^
municate with L. M.
Toms River,
37tf
FOR Sale— Pine eordwood. SAM- N. j.
UEL APPLEGATE, Toms Rwer 38tf
YACHTS FOR SALE
SEVERAL large, light and airy fur­
Pin NO for sale, easy terms Apply nished rooms for rent, at reasonable 1
HOUSEBOAT
for Sale; all convenWRIGHT’ S Bakery
38* prices. Mrs. CHARLES CRANE, Bay
Bay iences,awnings,water tank, cook stove
We are ready to supply you with the most complete
Head, N. 1.
34tf , toilet; fully equipped, with engine for
STOCK FOR SALE
j power, etc. Very cheap._ Address A RBathing Apparel for men, women and children, and
FOR Rent—3 large furnished rooms, ¡THUR C. KING,
Yoms River*
37 tf
HORSE and wagon for sale. Apply use of bath; gas for cooking. Box 119,
with the biggest stock we have ever shown.
U ILDS GROCERY CO., Main street, Toms River
35
FOR Sale- 18 fool motorboat, 6 h. p.
Toms River
38
Eagle engine, $125; 14 foot motorboat,
2 h. p. engine, $90; 21 foot powerboat,
REAL ESTATE
We have the one-piece ladies’ bathing suits as w e ll
LARGE team of heavy draft work
two cylinder Ferro engine,$125; 14 foot
Horses for sale. Price veryreasonable;
FOR Sale—Corner property, River yacht tender (mahogany), three horse
as
men’s and children’s. Also the two-piece suits m
replacing teams with motor trucks. and Central avenues. Island Heights, Mianus engine, $100. L a MBERT’ S
Apply to FRANK M. HEWITT, Sea N- J-, best business corner in Island Machine
the
most popular colors and stripes.
Shop, Toms River
38
hide Park, N. J.
36 Heights, containing restaurant, barber
CABIN sloop 27 x 9, $50; motor boat
»OR,,.-; for sale; guaranteed to work shop, pool room, apartments, butcher
A lull line of bathing caps such as you very seldom
o T’eds of harness, and good roadster. shop, and ground; also will rent restau­ 16x4, $o0. Capt. STOKES or « O n Island
Heights, N. J.
33*!
rant
and
upstairs
apartments
combined,
Lr ,c e $100. WM. STACKHOUSE,
see. Shoes and waterwings. Prices:
or barber shop, pool room and down
aretown, N. 1’ - Phone -P O.
- Jones’
SILK racing sail for 20 ft. sneakbox.
store
31 stairs apartments; a l s o separately Mrs. b. J. SMITH, Island Heights
butcher shop. Communicate with R.
38-41
'
— Good medium size M. HIRST, 1213 North American bldg., N-_J-____________
36tf
buggy and harness; reasonable. Phila., Pa.
FOR Sale— Houseboat, 18 ft. long,
-Liquire at Courier office
FOR Sale or Rent— Large house with with 2 rooms,good condition, 460. I.VV.
modern improvements, electric lights, IRONS, Island Heights, N. J,
33
L . _ b u s in e s s n o tic e s
gas, bath,_hot water heating system;
FOR Sale—*¿2 ft. power boat, suit­
1 ORDER your cherries earlv a short E^ice $2,750; Highland Park way," Toms’ able for party or pleasure; can be
fake a gl ince at our window.
bought at bargain. Apply p. o . Box
425, Toms River
"
gg
FOR Rent -or Sale— A public garage
°UR grass needs cutting; what
FOR •
’-'■Hie— ’--lass cabin cruiser Agcn Main Shore road at Barnegat, N. J.
»nape ]8 your jawn
mower in? Bring Address K. S. MATHIS, Barnegat, N. nes” ; 36 feet overall; 16-20 h. .p. Buf­
LMiISeJi?^overhauling- THEODORE J., orT. W. SY.NNOTT, 4th and Wal­ falo Tutomarine engine com] fete. Fine
F A M IL Y OUTFITTER
condition. Can be seen at
LAMBERT, Water street
A-djoining Post Office
ink’s ship
29 tf nut streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
15tf yard, Toms River, N. J.
20tf
NFW JERSEY C O rR IER
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b r e v it ie s
SPECIAL
EXCURSION
New
York
SUNDAY
JUNE 2 4
1917
Round Trip Tickets
J
$1.25
t
65
n
Am erican
Lady
H i r s h b l o n d ’s
TOMS RIVER
Corsets
T
to T ake
Bathing Saits, 50c to $10
Caps, 25c to $1.50
^
Shoes, 2 5 c to $ 1 .2 5
H I R S H B L O N D ’S
PAGE SIX
Summer Schedule Ocean GateY.C.
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TOMS RIVER SUPPLY CO.
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al 'ha Cid i in ite* I lu^t tluya».
(«00 P M
O f f i c e r « i « d C o m m it « — a
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Ct
44U0 Merket Street, Philadelphia
VY«dn*»d«y, J“*'
IV 1 H PatrhaB • V «»('a m madore
t rutwt and '!» » t>Ml ftctft* Kvvntfi|
«M N «Olli xtreet. l*hlUdalphta
Dralrr*
dance
Harry Graham
Prar Cammadnre
101 N «let Xtreet. Philadelphia
Friday. July 6
by a .under RaWrvwo •
.
V td a y
F.wmnj I»(d txrly I f«(rff
AIM 1* M.
III) S JStb Xtreet, PtuUdalphi*
Met t*. C. C#u
Jtnw. xhtadler
Financial Serrelarr
Saturday. July ?
fill N. 20th Street. Philadelphia
Uoai K*»v Kwrnn* Vid rata danca.
rheadore F Setfert
Treaeum
Wednesday. July II
I4H W’alaut Mreet, Philadelphia
Mit. A CUik and Mr, J Kurina wtU
mi,Mun at card* 1 00 r M
All of tha above meatMoad namti,
Friday, July 15
alM the loihrwing gt»*lc men
Mr*, s. H Puritan will »«ttrtaiit at
Wm. H N.wlm, I4J N. Patoa *i«„ Phil*.
raid* 8 P, M
)»mee V.coer, Carrettfurd, Del. Co., Pa.
Satuiday, July H
Bout Haem, Ev»*iag Vktwla dean». i .tarfi H. Sraruhan
TELEPH ON E 95 M.
5028 K m (w «»n ( Ave , Philadaiphia
WtdiMuiay, July l l
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Mr» C hritmalarwd wtU m iriu m at
b » t l g O iu h u
card* 5.00 P M.
William Hull. Chairman, Ntwark, N. J.
Friday, July 10
Edwin I* MrAllintar Ocean Gate, N. J.
Mr» Suit Smilh and Mr. K M Thnm;*.
,
Harry Etna
Ocwa« Gala, N. J.
m i wtU »oturtiin at card*. 8 00 P. M.
Frank Daria. 410 K. ISM St., N.Y. City
I Saturday. July 21
I Dr. W K Hu,h*». niustr,t*d travel Charlie Schmalariad,
5*00 Girard Ave., Phila.
| talk oa Japan 8 00 P M.
71m m de»»utM
Wednesday, July 25
Mr» W It Newlin and Mr». E Williams William Eaall, Chairman, Neararh, N, J,
«ntartain at card» 5 OOP M.
i'a.ilrr Godwin, 1« N, 57th Sc., Phila.
Friday, July 27
J.mea Var»ar, iiarrettlord. Dal. Co., Pa.
M i» Amy Chadwick will entertain at
Dr. E. Roland llrarne
carda. 8.00 P M
Pannaytvania Buildin,. Phila.
Saturday, July 28
j Dr. S. B rate hall. «J 8 N. 40th Sa .. Phila.
Meeting of Club. 8 00 P M Vktrola
danca
Cbariaa Schmalaried, Chairman
Wednesday, Augual I
5800 Girard Avs.. Phil*.
Mra. Jame* Verner and Mra. Harr
Harry Graham,
101 N. « l i t St., Phila.
Ellia will entertain at carda. 5.00 P.
' K. Scott Smith
Woodbury, N. J.
Friday, Auguat J
Mra. Joaeph J. Levy will entertain at F. Strainer, Car* Phil*. Hoc. Co.. Phil*.
carda. 8 00 r . M.
Flugeo* Brisk
.
Ocaaa Cat*, N. J.
Saturday, Auguat 4
7Q«»kar aki* if a— Ul*<
Vaudeville in the evening 8.00 P. M.
Eu|cn* Gulhman, Chairman
Wrdneaday, Auguat 8
5124 Walnut St., Phila.
and
Mr». Frank D»via will entertain at William ti. Tolliver Jr.
card». 5.00 P. M.
5124 Walnut St., Phila.
Friday, Auguat tO
Harry Graham, 101 N. Olat St., Phila.
Mra. E. Gulhman and Mra W, G. Tolli­ B.A. Shinn,588BenaonSt.,Camdan.N. J.
ver will entertain at carda. 8.00 P. M.
F. G. Kiaaelbach, Ocean Gate P. O., N.J.
Saturday, August II
1 ntart*lr-aua! Coanltty
O. G. Y. C. Dramatic Co. present* a
pU,tet. 3.00 P. M.
I Dr. G. CUfton Guest, chairman
4400 Market St., Phila.
Wednesday, Auguat 15
101 N. «1 at St., Phila.
Mr». George Lubker entertain» at card*. Harry Graham,
5.00 P M.
VV. G, Tolliver, Jr.
5124 Walnut St., Phila.
Friday, Auguat 17
Fair and Bara.tr under auapicea of the Eugene Gulhman, 5124 Walnut St., Phila.
Ladies' Auxiliary.
Georg* Lubker,
159 Walnut St., Phila.
Saturday, Auguat 18
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TaU sata. to 26. 26. y . 2A.2A.
Fair and Bazaar under auspice» of the
R. Scott Smith, Chairman
Ladies' Auxiliary.
George Lubker
Dr. G. C. Gueat
Wednesday, August 22
Mrs. Edward McCalTerty entertains at
7 1 ..I Caytai«
cards. 5.00 P. M.
K. Scott Smith, Jr.
Friday, August 24
7 « r * u r C e»»o4 a r.s
Mrs. Harry Graham entertains at cards.
Com. E. P. Ramer
Com. G. C. Gueat
8.00 P. M
Com. W. H. Newlin Com. J. R. Pel»
Saturday, August 2S
Annual meeting of the Club. Victrola
Com. George S. Lubker
R O B E R T F R O R IE P , P r o p
dance.
Official 2tt«aa»r.r
Wednesday, August 20
R. Scott Smith
Automobile,Marine and Stationary Engines Repaired by
Mrs. B. A. Shinn will entertain at cards3.00 P. M.
Expert Mechanics. Prompt Service.
The Regatta Committee will from time
Friday, August 51
to time hold races to best suit the con­
Mrs. William iixall will entertain at venience of the member«. Due notice of
cards. 8 00 P. M.
races will be posted on the bulletin board.
Saturday, September 1
Charles Schmalzried, Chairman.
Annual
Minstrel
Show,
management
A tennis court will be built, and the
E v e r y th in g U p -t o -D a t e
Dr. and Mrs. Guest. 8.00 P. M.
members are asked to play this good
game. A copy of the rules of the game,
Monday, September 5
A tla n tic C ity B o u le v a r d
T O M S R IV E R , N. J.
Labor day sports—7th annual masque­ also of the court, will be posted in a con­
spicuous place.
rade dance—Close of season
nooooooooooooeooooooooooo
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Mam Street Poet Offic# Block
JX V u
Indian Motor Cycles
Bicycles, A m o Supplies
Sporting Goods, Hardw are of All
Kinds, Poultry W ire, Paints
Oils and Varnish
i
Just Received
Another Carload of
Buick
Autom obiles
Ä
Fours $665
Sixes $1020
—
E. F. LARRABEE
Lakehurst
New Jersey
s
Buy
It Because
It’s & Better Car
Touring Car • $ 3 6 0
Runabout - 345
Chassis .
Coupelet Town Car Sewaui
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.
.
-
-
S3Z5.00
-
505.00
595.00
-
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f.o.b. Detroit
J O S E P H G R O V E R & SO N
Tom* Riv«r, N. J.
will make Billion* oat of it should have
Ukei. the most of it without inturwt,
a* it all come* their way. Doc* tha
poor man who *quces«a oat • hundred
for * bond earning him S 1 2 per cant,
and remember non taxable, conaider
who la going to be taxed the moat to
pair the very interest be i* looking ior?
Why do our great and wiae lawmaker»
at waahlngton aeetn to be anx.ou* to
let the men o f many million* down *o
eaay and put a high tax on what the
very poor rauxt absolutely have toexlat?
During th«aeitranuoua time* couldn't
the multi-millionaire be made to part
with some of the million* of income
that ia coming to him yearly and he
would »till have milliona left? They
teli the poor to do our bit and economize
and yet they wonder why the »pirit o f
unrest ia growing among the poorer
d a w who
their hard earned dollar
will only go at far a* Stl cent* would a
short time ago, while the rich man’a
dollar makes him more than double by
aqueezing the poor man o f his last cent
to keep from starving, and a hard job
at that
Farm Loan Association
A public meeting of the U. S. Na­
tional P am Loan AMOciation of Ocean
county, N. J., will be hold at Barnegat
in the opera house on Monday e renine
June 9 , at 8 o'clock.
All farmers of Ocean county who are
desirous of borrowing money on their
farm lands on very eaay term* should
join this association. This ia a branch
o f the National farm loan bank at
Washington and its object is to assist
ail worthy farmers by loaning than
money at a low rate of interest to tum­
ulate farming A government repra
eenutive will be present to explain
New Ford Owner»
Among the Ford aale* recently re­
ported in the northeast comer or this
county are: Rev. Fred Lynch. Weal
Point Pleasant; George T, Turk, Herbertsville; John Steward, Point Pleas­
ant; Joseph Johnson, Point Pleasant;
J. E. VanNote, Osbornville.
loeeph M. Thompson of New Egypt
and Toma River has run his Dodge car ( Soldier’* uniform* are common sights
7000 miles on one set o f tires, and last! at New Egypt nowadays, but what'Will
week traveled 54 miles on two gallons ) it be when tne Wrightatown camp gets
1 underway, with its 40,000?
of gaa
Toms River Garage and
Machine Shop
Fully Equipped Machine Shop
8 ARNEGAT
R. C. BUCKWALTER
PLUMBING STEAM FITTING.
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Heaters; Steam, Water and
H ot Air Heating; Blue Flame and Gasolene StovesJ
AT REDUCED PRICES
Toms River
21 W a sh in g ton Street
WM. S. ROBERTS
i;s
H E A T KHS
ROOFING
stov
W e ll D r illin g , P u m p s , H e a tin g
an d S a n ita r y P lu m b in g .
A g e n t fo r
Aermotor Windmills.
Rider and Errickson
Hot Air Pumping
Engines.
WM. S. ROBERTS,
Ladies and Gents’
Suits made to Order; Cleaning, Dye­
ing, Pressing andiRepairing Neatly Done.
MAIS
STREET
Toms River
Tailor
F . H U T T IN G E R
ii^ d Building Toms R iver, N.J
Anyone visiting W ashington during
these patriotic times should not fail to
visit the “ Key Mansion’ ’ , the home of
the “ Star Spangled Banner’ ’. It is
3518 M street, Georgetown, near the
Aqueduct bridge
Geo. Hollingsworth has sold his large
power boat to A. W. Kelley's brother
in Tuckerton
We hear it said it is desecrating the
flag to wear it on stockings, etc. It
may not be desecrating it to leave it
hanging out nights in a beating rain,
but it surely looks more disrespectful
to Old Glory than to display it on
hosiery
Capt. Lem Dothidav and Jas. Cox
have planted hedges along their lawn
fronts, which will protect them from
thoughtless persons who will persist in
walking on the grass, so long as it is
someone else’s grass
Strawberries are very plentiful and
prices reasonable,but it isn’ t the grow­
er’ s fault, as they can’ t be stored for
higher prices
Irving Russell is chief steward on the
power yacht Marchioness, with head­
quarters at Beach Haven and Atlantic
City
Motorcycles are a fine thing for those
who have use for them, but when put
in the hands of half grown boys, they
become one of the biggest nuisances
out. They like to stand in front of
public places displaying its ability to
d i s t u r b meetings; after which they
spend the rest o f their time in shooting
around the main streets like a rapid
fire gun in operation, to the danger of
pedestrians who dare venture on the
streets
Henry Brown has been transferred
to Love Ladies Island from Barnegat
City coast guard station. He.is the
only man at this station, as the entire
crew have been removed
Several p e o p l e saw what they
thought were aeroplanes hovering low
and acting suspicious one night last
week, when returning home from the
extra meetings, but usually people who
are out late are liable to see things
The jetty at the lower landing is be­
ing rebuilt, the worms having eaten
away the piling so the ice carried away
a large part o f it last winter
Sammy Taylor was the first one to
register here for a soldier. His grand­
father the late Samuel Taylor, served
the last three years in the Civil War.
He was with Grant at Petersburg, Pa.,
and several other hard fought battles.
One of his comrades, Jos. K. Ridgway
o f this place, tells how “ Sammy” and a
Johnny Reb had fired at each other sev-
era! times at very close range but with­
out effect. Each had a heap of sand in
front of him, but at last Sammy waited
for Johnny to show his head and the
instant he did he let go with the result
that Johnny bit the dust and Sammy
felt safer. Young Sammy may make
as good a soldier as his grandfather,
orovided he doesn’ Cgo in the tonsorial
dept.
Mrs. Mary A. McGee of Mt. Holly
has been spending a few days with her
nephew, Capt. Lem Dothiday
Mrs. Jos. K. Ridgway is improvirg
after several wetks’ illness
Verily the seasons have changed.
Andy Brown is still peddling soft clams
right here in strawberry time
Mrs. [. H. Hartzell, sister of Mrs.
Mary V. Clayton, died in Philadelphia
recently
About twenty Freeholders and their
friends were entertained at dinner last
Wednesday at the Altnont inn, by the
builders of the new road here. This
old established house was built in the
ea rly part o f 1800 by David Oliphant.
The land at that time was owned by
Stephen Inman who lived at Great
Swamp, now Surf City. When Oli­
phant wanted to buy the ground, Inman
found ne wanted to put up a tavern
there and asked him such a price that
he felt sure he would not want it. $100
for an acre was the price, and Oliphar t
paid it, and cut off the pines and oaks
and sold the wood for nearly what he
paid for the lot. He then built the
main part o f the house that is there
today
After him came Ephraim Ateheson,
Wm. Schaeffer, John Hinchman, Sam­
uel Muliin, then his widow and son
John,Sam King and Geo. Pitman, Wal ter
Scott, Hugh Ireland, Wm. Mulford,
John Barrett, Galudet& Morris, Lewis
H. Barrett and Leonard W. Wilson.
These are about as near as we can find
from some o f the old settlers. During
Samuel Mullin’s time, somewhere near
fifty years ago, it was named the Mullin house, and continued under that
name until a few years ago, when Mul­
ford bought it; then it was changed to
the present name
It is reported men are scouring the
country buying all the potatoes at big
prices and payings forfeit to bind the
bargain. Now where is the man who
wants to do his bit by refusing to help
rob the poor and sell at a reasonable
price? That’s all right on that side,
but damn the man who puts up the
prices of things he must buy.
Now that the “ Liberty Loan” has
been realized, it is hoped they won’ t
quarrel over the disposition o f it, as
they are over the food question while
the prices are soaring. The men who
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beat in yaiin
owVernosite
We can now supply a varnish that positively
withstands exposure to all extremes of weather—
The g u a r a n t e e d
V E R N O S I T E
E. H. BERRY,
s p a r v a r n i 'sh
We guarantee that it will not turn white from rain or
sleet, nor blister from the sun’s heat. Vernosite is not
cheapened with rosin; therefore it cannot scratch white.
It is the perfect varnish for store fronts, kitchens, bath­
rooms, outside doors, boats and every surface exposed
to heat, water or unusual wear. Vernosite drys dust
free in ten hours.
The guarantee formula on the can assures uniformity,
proper ageing and freedom from adulteration.
H. W. TOLBERT,
Toms River, N. J.
Barnegat, N. J.
PAINT D E VQ E P A I N T
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Singer
Sewing Machines
CASH OR INSTALLMENTS
Ocean County Territory
South of Lakewood
W. S. CRANMER, Agent
C E D A R R U N , N . J.
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NEW JERSEY COURIER
PACE SEVEN
HARVEY CEDARS
Awnines;
J, Itnar*
WOMErs SUFFRAGE
THRIFT SERVICE
B A T V IIU
of W,rrhaft|vlll»
I’ Miw m Potter and wife vtiierudnid
t p e n d i lt f « ! • » d a y * h * r r
over thv w „ k end Mr. andtii* tlevwl
ll«aa o f Philadalpbl*
Mias Katherine And,moo w vkHting
ALL StZIS MADf
ORDINANCE NO. 2
Th« Ballot and th® Preserving
with bar »¡»Ur. Mr«. Cecil Word*, in
TO ORDER
Hoboken
Kettle« Lined Up Together.
Isiln att* Clv*o
Alt or*tin*nee mvrj»ltt*u t«rUlnrOA(tA.
Un, W. I, Bnggien and ton John o f
or public highwajft, ami portion* o f
Brooklyn are at Ibelr ntmmer bon»*
Pklllng tn line with the offer at war
ctrtain otb tr read*, or jnibtir highway a, Mr, Etiggren will »pend the week end I •"ttleB mail« by ib. National Ameri­
Cabinet Making
In lhr borough o f ^ v ich to o d .
with them.
can Woman Huffrac* Amm-lathm to tb*
Upbohttilng to
Mr* M. O. Phillip» »pent 'b e peat
President nf He (¡tilled Hfilr*. various
VSbaraw , lh*r* hot born Altd lit tho
all IM Btantba*
vifllca o f ino U «rk o f lh* * ounty o f weak with bar daughtei* in lama .Over
*>at* suffrage uwrlitlaM have called
Laktncod, R.
Ufp«R, Map« Numbrra II, 14« 15 ami
A. S. Putinger end family anti Sam Ibelr member. Into pmcth*sl service.
H», entitled '*B**chw«>d,Ocean County, Grant, ot I m u River, were Sunday
IXSW
The first art of tbe pmeldenl of the
Krar lanwy, Surveyed and Platted by vtailor» of W n Ol*ckn*r and « If*
Nehresks Hi*!» Suffrage AseorlstloO.
A. D. Nickrraon. s Ivit B w ir m r , O f
W, H. Holman, orif# arwl tUuffhtar
Mrs W. R Barkley, ws* to Hue up her
Lawton
loiter 1914/* which Mid mafia a i« known B dm o f Lakawood »pent Friday fiU>
.!„ » R iv a l f« iT u rn u B
members In suffrage-thrift d o ts
at Plat UA, UH, DC and DU rtiptc* 0 . ft. Wardell and t i f f
Decker A Son
• 6 ,1 * ( bU »ff ■'OK
The stale suffrage aegenlvnMon Is
4 » Tort »*1 all *■»*«» *or' 4 »art •»«' at « * » lively, and ugen which aaid map# are
CoftiUruArd
Edgar
Sexton
ha*
ttiovad
»*»► »
Fischer
v
I • wakening Ua members to the fact
l U a n ivrtain atrrrta, foadr, avrnu**a
a i aotau **•«
»»•<*
tax and
highway*, ju by reform er to said HI# family to I*la ml tftoarh for the *tim*
lhai Nebraska women can put up
Becker
Brof.
*tw S>>-*«< « • * map* will tuotk fully and at large ap* incr month*
Ibelr own foodstuffs, and so free the
Kohler &. Campbell
Paul Pete non I* employed at the
Haf t|H#.
trt*» •*** • •
pear, therefore,
produce of the canning factories foe
l^rfciMi W «*r » e r »
**<* am at*’ . Itf*.
Riveraide betel. Forked River, eschauf­ , 'XporisiLu, y, loc ilte (P a ;, - Itcrvvcr
Bradbury
a«a«* P *
hi* it nHaln.wf hy the C*u*t| ? f the feur
a s tIst i fornii
U fart. It will be mod needed. “Will
Borough o f Beachwood
i «rii«
Jacob Broa.
ua irutMa k
Mr*. A, 9. Tilton entertained the
MMIAtl*W|ift Id R i m i l i l*Hf t t 'l
put preserve for future use double
1. That thr following road*. at reel*,
Ladle* Aid Society on 1» edneed*** evenHardman
r If 000 » . lm > iH M ® . • * * .* « * p •
tour nsual quantity of foodstuff»?“ Is
A»d
***» M i. MA pm avenue* and highwaya and portions o f I mg
_
After the oualnes* meeting re'
Blaaiua
I tLe quest loti which baa been added to
ce r ta in o t h e r s t r e e t s , rnedi
freehmenta
were
nerved
V A tlM A r t t U N
and h ig h w a y a s h o w n o n aaid m a p .
J a m e s & H o lt t r o m
D. R. Arderaon and wife viatted ml- - tbe enrollment Mips of the Nebraska
i t t i » ; iR d iu a tM ij
•uffragtets.
(ROW V •ti *nd piiixdtipbi» mu all point», i.ie and th e aam e a re h e r e b y a c c e p t e d
ativc* in Lanoka on Sunday
and for public rood» or highway«,
About 1,M*> tons nf preserved food
9*
ipma.sootiaa.i «tat,
a m; aod wit:
H. P, Butler and wife, and Mr*, F.
a n d others, both upright
R, Butler end children motored to \ can now, on th* present Iwtsla, lie re ir *
and
player styles.
tata
«otiti
and
potava
aorta
k
»art
all
pc
f»
R«*
Larboard
leased, Is lb* estltnale made by thrift I
! (a) Ba yaide Av#
Manahswkin on Thursday
it, ta.au, a.<uand î.**v i>m
leaders
If
each
suffragist
will
double1
PAVID C , iíh kw km, foanaaater I S tr e e t tc i Lookout ! t r e a t
Phillip Gottenberg, wife and son,
her supply, 8.UOO tons may be expected
Henry o f Paterson, are (pending a few
I (b) Hr,con Avenue from it* intersec
g A lU t O A D T I M TABLES
from Nebraska's suffrage thrift effort, i
daye
*t their home here
. linn with Lookout Street to the M>uth' erly line ot the Borough;
Mis* Lucy Potter «pent laat week in : Iowa to another atat* to take up1
thrift work, tinder th* direction of
It) Compels Avenue from iu inter­ Seaside Park with friend«
Ames ("oilcite, one of th* foremost ag
Raymond Vender-veer recently vlaltsection
with
Lookout
Street
to
the
T H A I «» 0 « A f » t » » « * R i» « H
ed hie parent», Harry Vanderveer and i rlcultural college* In tbe country, In
•outherly lino o f the Borough;
fa t N*W T O R I. BJIUM'-» »«« N «»w .
•trui-tlona In canning and preserving
wife, and called on hi* friend*
4M. IJ. 4- «
>« I ll r.a. I i i I i m
(d) (Urnecst Boulevard frtm its in­
fruits and vegetables will be aeut out
i.r > ■>.. i •**.*».
Mm. Bills is epetnling tom : time in
m b a r s i u a T. m ç » . ». » . . » - I» . CM u o tersection with Starboard Street to the
to the suffrage societies through th*
northerly line of the right o f way of Bradley Beach
t m r.a. guadar* I t . l a g ¡ *.n P
f i ft ULR
AR
l«'»C
''Ä
H R t»T L A t * * O O U fKRO «A M I. the Pennsylvania Railroad;
Mm. Ethel Seddon am* daughter, of , * * , lowg Ig to conduct suffrage
»
M
F
.
*
Nuoti»).
atti., (M . • K . 1.
thrift cooking schools.
Easton, Pa., are spending some time
t . p » b ., i t * *. »■
(t) Forepeak Avenue from its inter- with her parent*. Edward Grant and i B-tli Pennsylvania and New Jersey
|i ,.
»«NCR. TIC • * **.
section
with
Starboard
Street
to
the
|H AM r ■; Nuoti.) ■ 7.». » . m.. t.M
wife
women are mohUtolng their frutt Jar*
.. » t C A S f i c u * * * .
»« t.M. M * northerly line of the right of way of
Clifford Butler has returned to the 1 Into aerrlca, knowing that presently
A .» .. « K
Pennsylvania Railroad;
ÍÑRCAND. »R ID Ö R T O «. *'«•. •>
TQt VIH*
guard aUtion, after a fortnight's I there will be a famine tn glass rani.
1 (f) Capstan Avenue from its inter­ coasp
illn*ea with the measles
Loral suffrage headquarters tn New
r i l U w A U t R * W iM ln* J a le n o . section with Starbosrd Street to the
Alex Stott o f Brooklyn was an over
Jersey town* will be experiment sta
northerly line of the rieht o f wsy of
Sunday visitor. Mr. Stott i* doing a
tlon* where experts tn canning will
the Pennsylvanis Railroad;
lot of farming at his summer home
show willing suffragists bow to pre­
(g) Larboard Street from the north­
serve fruits and vegetable* tn a id
erly line o f the right o f way of the I S. W. Cook has been on the sick lint
Ï Â S « “
the past work, . ut i . now im foved
entitle . ianrer. a c o m m u n it y can
PeniAyisinia Railroad to Bayaide Av
.
u ttr»««
a®. i vi*
ning (enter has been opened at No.
'ire. W. C. Shaw is entertaining this
m u * from Toekffton. Uaa«*b H»r»t> and R onr- nue;
■at cut o Phliait« ipain. T r a u * and N«w York.
1T21 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, un
week her friend, Mr*. Bob O'Neil of
(h) Harpoon Street from the north
dor tbe direction of Mr*. R. E. Keer
erly line of the right of way of the New York
only only Penney 1vania Railroad to Bayside Ave­
«s. Han «a. euo
uau, State Chairman of Ruffrage Agrt
Wm. Anderson and Edgar Lewi*
nue;
motored to Port Hancock on Sunday
culture for Pennsylvania. A drying
am
pm
am pa
L*WE
(i) Lookout Street from the Atlantic
machine for drying apples, corn and
Mr*. Martha Phillips of Jersey City
1 t*
0*1 ura* CUJ
4 4» City Boulevard to the " Reservation’
other vegcluhles will be Installed at
T «o a ta
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jemes
t»*»ct» llati ii
7
8
04
8
61
along the Toms River;
Haruf**»« City Je fl la
Cornelius
this hendquHrlcrs so thnt by the eiul
8 «0
*
1 u 3 4M
3 1 2 M a in St., T o m s R iv e r , N . J.
T o o ir a
9 47
(j) Club House Road from Barnegat
7 VI a 07
of the summer the Pennsylvania auf
Orian Lane o f Forked River visited
« M t Creek
8
90
« uu
7 41 à 9»
Mankfinwkin
Bou
evard
to
Beacon
Street;
his
siater,
Mrs.
lohn
Grant
on
Sunday
fr«
c
i
s
t
s
wttl
Iv
e
aide
to
render
tmmrdt
9 10 fi v«
sa'
1 ta 8 RR
Bumglt
(k) Compass Street from Club House
!9 14 79 89
77 t4 fl M
Waren»wn Je
Children’s Day will be observed in ate uld tn the government.
Road
to
l-ookout
Street;
AMHl VE
Walter
Sprague
and
family
have
re­
7EDAR
RUN
the M. E. church on Sunday, June 24
9 40 5 98
b n 4 06
W lutins»
turned to Jersey City after spending «
7 95
(l) Club House Road from Beacon
9 U» 6 61
Philadelphia
Devine
Butler
made
a
business
trip
7 It Street to the “ Reservation” along the
lü »« 6 46
Miss Dorothy Conkling has been couple o f weeks with his parents
Treuwn
to Philadelphia on Monday
10 IS
New York P H R 11 61 7 va
spending some time with her sister at
S. B. Conkling and family left thi*
8 45 Toms River;
New Ÿora C H K 1* 1*
Frank vharp o f Camden visited rela­
Barnegat
week for Beach Haven where they w ill
(m) Beacon Street from Club House tives
HITUKNlNi*
over the week end
Jack Cranmer o f Red Bank was an spend the summer in charge of MagyPan Han Road to Lookout Street;
LRAVR
Daily Dm?
Mrs. Harry Aligor and children of |
nolia cottage
omy omy
ex »on ex. »on
over Sunday guest of his parents
(n) Spring Street from the Atlantic Forked River are spending a few days
Capt. Freeman W. Sprague, after a
City Boulevard to Club House Road;
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cranmer and two
pm
a m
with Abner Aligor and wife
sons motored to Asbury Park and spent brief visit with his family,has returned
(o) Brigantine Street from the At­
New York C R K 4 oo 8 80
Mrs. Rdnn Stutter and daughter have
New York P R R a ini I M
Sunday with Prof, and Mrs. J. R. to his business at Norfolk, Va.
lantic City Boulevard to Compass Ave­
i 40
8 Og
: m
Trenton
returned to Asbury Park, after visiting
Steelman
nue;
Capt. F. L. Keller of the Salvation
« au
8 av 4 00
PWianieiphi*
io in « m
1» ae fi 88
Wlumi«*
(p) Starboard Street from Barnegat with her parents.Geo. Leming and wife
Chas. A. Cramer and family spent Army, Atlantic City, is a guest o f
flO
8
»
f
8
40
7
*
0
4
8
re
8
7
Waretown Je
Clarence
Ford
Sunday with relatives at Long Branch
10 48 6 44 Boulevard to the Atlantic City Boule­
Rev. Wm. B. Magsam of Titusville
10 4» e 01
Harnepat
10 68 6 84 vard;
11 0*1 6 14
MHDKiiawkiD
Mrs. Julia Martin entertained com­
has been visiting friends here for a few
W.
F.
Lewis
of Barnegat,was a busi­
7 08
11 I« 6 88
Weal Creek
pany from Beverly over the week end
ness caller on Tu sFayi
2. That the names of said roads, days
AKHIVE
11 *R R 86
Took ertoti
streets, avenues and highways, shall
Mrs. Charles Vandeveer was a Tues­
The meeting of the National F*um<
Mrs. Ethel Cranmer and son o f I-hip
rn »»a
darnegat City Je fil ** re 89
be the same as designated upon the day visitor at Toms River
association to be held at Barnegat.
Bottom are visiting relatives in town
11 86
Beach Ha vea
11 «o 6 Ml
said
mapa,
except
that
portion
of
ComBar negai Cltji
W «6
Yachtsmen are now getting ready for
Mrs. S. B. Conkling and daughter opera house, on Monday evening, 25fh
ass street from Club House Road to the summer season at Barnegat Pier
_ _______ flagHii
fessie spent a few days at Beach Haven inst., for the purpose of discussing
Ji*HN C. PRIOR, General Manager
ookout Street which shall be designa­
plans to establish a branch of the asso­
A. P. Cranmer o f Long Island was an ciation in Ocean county. It provide® an
Joseph Grant spent the weekend
ted as Compass Avenue, and except
with
A.
S.
Pittenger
at
Toms
River
over
Sunday
guest
o
f
his
parents
at
further
that
portion
of
Beacon
Street
way
o f getting mortgage loans farv
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mayetta
from Club House Road to Lookout
farmers at low rates of-interest and on >
Tbe Colombia Trait Company of New York,
Miss Gladys Sprague is employed as easy terms o f repayment, it is hoped!
executor of Margery McConnell, deceawd, r»% Street which shall be designated as
order of the »arrogate of the Coanty of Ocean, Beacon Avenue.
NOTICE T O C O N T R A C T O R S
stenographer for W . S. Cranmerduring there will be a large attendance. The’
hereby glvei notice to the creditors of the aaid
the summer
3. This ordinance shall go into effect
farmers are going to be called upon to
deceased to bring in their debt«, demands and
cl<tlma agaluHt th*» eatate of oatd deceased, un­ upon being posted and published as re
Mrs. Herbert Cranmer and Mrs. Har­ bear the burden ot feeding the alli'edl
B each w ood B orough G arbage
der oath or animation, within nine month“ from quired by law.
ry Willets o f Beach Haven were recent armies during the war as weU a» our
Proposals
the Nineteenth day of March. 1917, oi they will
own citizens, and in order to d® thi»
guests o f Mrs. Carrie Sprague
lie forever barred or any action therefor against
Passed at a regular meeting of the
the said executor.
Borough Council held on June 9, 1917,
Mrs. John L. Cranmer has been on they may need help not only in the
l>
*¡’ »0 lhat tne Council o f the
T llE COLUMBIA TRUST CO.
shape o f human hands and brains, but
and approved by the Mayoron the same Borough o f Besoliwood, in the Count, of Ocean.
the sick list
OF NEW YOHK
in dollars and cents. There is no reas­
* '£ *•*•*** ee»led proposal« tor ttie col-ectiou,
date.
Executor
Joseph Hilliard and family o f Whit on why there should not be a farm lean
removal and dlapos.l o f turhage from ad reel
Dated March 19. 1917
Prs. tee *8.M)
Attest:
JOSEPH H. SENIOR,
deuoee and huslnees place In said Borough, at a
ings were recent guests of
. S. Cran- association in Ocean county at onceMax Blasberg,
Mayor meeting o f Council, to be hell on Jane 2«, i 917. at
mer and wife
8 p. m , at the office o f the Borough Collector,
Borough Clerk
Mrs. Percy Mathews and two children
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
beachwood Boulevard said collection» to be
Adolphus Fharo o f Staffordville was are at her parents for a few days
J. Brown Barr, executor of Marv R. Beatty,
Wtdue«dav and Friday of each
a business caller at Barnegat recently
deceased, by order of the »arrogate of the Countv
week, from July
l»17, to October l, 19 .7, in*
Conkling was a Barnegat visit­
of Ocean, hereby give* notice to the creditors of
elusive. The wagon or wagon* used bv the conChester t ranmer o f the U. S. service or R.V.
last Sunday
AN ORDINANCE
the said deceased to bring In their debts, demands
rracuir to be equipped with tight bottriius or be
spent Sunday with his patents, M. L.
and claims against the estate of said deceased,
equipped with tight receptacles for transport.m:
,J 'V ;• Cranmer soid Fords the past
Cranmer and wife, at Mayetta
under oath or amrma lon, «ltbin nine month*
the garbage Contractor win be required to pr<>
An ordinance to accept tlie street or road
from the twenty-fourth day o f April. 1917, or they known as »loop Creek Hoad
vide a place or places for the disposal of garbage
The
patriotism
o
f
the
speculator
in
Roxsnn»
ibftr- C' lTuckerton;
on<T- Tw kerton?
will be forever barred of any action thereior
and if Bald piuoe so provided ib within the cor­
Koxanna Atkinson,
H arry
Wherea«, Albert 4. Tilton and Annie Tilton,
One of the Official Suffrage Agriculture I food is bounded by his purse
against the said executor.
porate limits of the Boroagh. it, shall not he
m
v
,
.
’
L^ckerton;
John M. Bell,
J. JROWN BURK, Executor bis wife, A’ex&uder «*.»toit and Hedwig «
Costumes
for
School
Girl»—These
!’nnnfi!lnhftIff ^0*,e
one-ha,f miles from the
Stott, hla wile, and David a Veeder, have, by Ini
The
Children's
day
exercises
were
lutings; Chas. H. Moore.
iunction o f t h e P e n n s y l v a n i a «abroad
oore, Lakehup«rLakehurst;
Will Be on Sale in Every City.
Dated April 24,1917
Prs. fee, Sti.oii strumpet in writing, hearing date •'■ugtHi.7, 1916,
held in the M. E. church Sunday even­ 0 eorge Shinn o f
Bpihwiiiiii* 1 Ka,,Load o f Nfcw Jer?ev. Each bl«i
no died with the towuchipoteik of tn« Townth p
Creek; motor
ing last. A good attendance was at cycles to George CWest
iS S S 1! ? 4 I" nwt4i>e accompanied by a certified
d Berkeley, in the County of Ocean, dedicated
ox"ofW est’ Creek*
check or cash tu the snm o f Twenry-flve d »liars
to the public use as and for a stre t or r- ad a
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ed for the tabor situation to becom the service. Adolphus Pharo ar,d Clar­ K. H. t^ranmer o f New Gretna and
as a guarantee that the bidder wld enter into a
of land eituate In said township, and des­
»arah L. Wallace, administrator of Gtlber- strip
ence Ford both made short addresses Lewis Asmus o f Manahawkin
conr-raci for tu, fantiful performance uf eald
acute
before
acting
upon
it
There
are
cribed
as
follows:
E. Wallace, deceased, by order of the Surrogate
work «Dd farnlBh a bond thereror, wltti suretjfewer wage earning women ai! told in to an appreciative audience
Beginning at a red cedar plug on the easterly
or the County o f Ocean hereby giveB notice
One thing about a headache is that
to the creditors o f ti e said deceased to bring in edge of the State Hoad, formerly known as th»
s s s r C o M . 00“ “ 0" ' l n » fcuui
” <"* the whole state than would muke up
you feel so good after you get over it
their debts, demands an«i claims against the es­ Main Shore Foal said plug ib dtatant ihlrty-ntx
r, , , ,
MAX BLAIBBK V,
S
T
A
T
E
OF
N
EW
JERSEY
one
industry
alone
iu
Massachusetts.
tate of said decea«ed. under oath or affirmation, links* on a course Sooth for y-two degrees forty
Wm. A. Cranmer o f Bridgeton, is
Date-1 June la. i*iT.
Boroagh Clerk.
within nine mouths from the twenty-sixth day of live nilnures E st from a stone th? Hourhwest
It ts not us a corrective for an old
spending a few days at his old home
March, 1917. or they will be forever barred of orner of Acres 154 su-iuo as described In a need
social
sore—at
any action therefor against the said adminis­ from Howard Jeff e , sheriff, to a . 8 . Tilton ami
in Masschusetts—that I Board o f P ublic U tility ComS. Pitttoger, dated Mnr<*h'Z9,1MH a- d recor
trator.
this Arizona bill has been passed, hut
O R D IN A N C E N O . 1
C. Norman Taylor has been visilintr
ed In ^ooit 236 of Deeds, p go 445 Ac., thence
missioners.
8 ARAH L. WALLACE,
as a precaution against such coudi
iriends at I hiladelphia „ad Cookstown
Administrator, from said cedar plug (1) South thirteen degrees
thirty
minutes
West
twenty
five
hundredths
Dated March 26. i*i7.
Prs. fee. $6.oo
tions of underpay for women as have To v.iom it may concern:
An OTdlaaM. aliagli,, yearly compensatimi
Edward Cranmer is working at Beach
chains along the i*tatePoad to a st.ke. fh nee
long stained New England’s industrial -N o tic e 1* hereby given that the Board o f Fublb Haven for the summer
Beacbwo“ <l
aQ*‘ oollector or «•« nor.mgii oi
(2) South seventy-two degrees two minutes Kasi
Utility commissioners for the State of New Jer
P-ssli g by the North edge of a large white oak
history.
Charles A. Sprague and wife were* 1* <lr,i»inm! by the Cnoncil of the Borouih
OCEAN C O U N TY CIRCUIT tree four and f Tty-one hundredths chains to op- „A
«ey, at a. meeting to be held by It at the Starof Btach «00(1, lu the County of Ocean:
over Sunday guests of his mother
matte a ’ arge white osk tr*»e and at the Northerh ' hj®. Trenton, Tuesday, July ad, at 11 A. M
COURT.
v edge of samF* ther ce ( ) South sixty-nine de­
w.i ho d a hearing on the rmeation whether n'
aeses«,?“ b»BrjL C? ? ,,ensa' lon ot tl,e
grees three minutes K-tat iiiiv-Hght mid seventyaction m approving Issues o f stock try the Oeeai
PianosandVictrolas
During the thirty years we have been handling
Pianos, it has given us a good opportunity to try
out the different makes of Pianos. Below we give
you the names of some that we have decided to
handle, as follows:
E. Aares
G ood Uprights fo r $ 2 5 0 and up
NEW JERSkY CENTRAL
hr $375 up to $ 10 0 0
All for sale, rent or exchange.
Players
V ictrolas from
-
$15 to $ 3 5 0
Always on hand a good assortment of Records
would like us to call and talk the mat­
IFterYOU
over with you, we will be pleased to do so;
or what is better, you come to our store, where
you can see and hear the different instruments
—and see them for yourself.
Let us tell you how easy you can own a Piano or
Victrola. Address
1 19
TUCKERTON RAILROAD CO.
EDW ARD
IR O N S
.
886
E
P.nati,m
a
. o_l__*r>:_i.w
i I __ . '
nve hundredths chains nearly to the Easterly
edge o f the swamp, theno» ro a stake (4) »outit
seventy -seven degrees ten minutes East two and
fifty hundredths chains 'o a Htake at the edge of
the ditch on the Southern side of tne road
tiience ( 5) «outh sev ntv-tbree degrees fifty min­
Notice Is hereby given that, a writ of attach­ utes East, six¡een and t tmy four huudrujihs
ment was issued our, nt the Circuit Court of the chains down the ditch on the Font,he*lv side of
an oar handle for a stake, thence (6)
County at Ocean, oq the second day of Jane,A.D. the road
*9/«, against the rights and creults, moneys and Suuth e ghtv-ihree degrees East ten chains to d
effects, goods and chattels, lands and tenements cedar stake fifty links southerly from the center
or M. Fanuie Evans Weitzel, an absent debtor, ot a ditch on the North My side of t ie road
kt ihr m it nf James D. Holman, for the sum of tlisnce (7) 8 u h flfty-oLe degrees East on- chain
three hundred and forty-three dollars and thlr- *o a stake at the southerly edge of the dock as it
ow is and a few feet easterly from the weste tv
teei) cents, and the same has been served and
only executed, and was returned on the piue- end of the logs, t hence (8) fol owing around the
tfenth day of June, A. D. 19 6, ny the bheTiff of outer edge of the d ck along Little «loop Greek
and Big «mop Cre«*, Easterly, Northerly at a
toe County of Ocean.
„ ,
JOHN A. ERNST, Clerk, i w srer y to the m iu h of ad tch entering Big
Sloop Creek on the Northerly side of th? dock t<
w, H. Jeffrey
a s ’ aae thence (9) Nertn eignty-three degrees
Attorney /or Plaintiff.
We>t e v n and t went -five ban*'reu hs chains
DatedJunes 1917.
to a stake* thence (1<) North sev nty-three de­
grees fifty minutes » est sixteen ami twen y-four
hundredths chains to a stake, t,hence ( " ) North
d r e d g in g a d v e r t is e m e n t
seventy-seven degrees ten minutes West, two
Office of tbe Board of Commerce and Navigation, an fltty hundredths chains to a s ake in tbe
State House, Trenton, N. J „ June 12,1917.
swirap. thence <lv) North sixty-nine degree
nrnCa ei Pr0y08a'H70' dredging a section of the t iree minutes West fifty-eight and seventy-five
ESP0??? Inland Waterway connecting Barnegat hundredth» chains ’ o a 6take. thence (IS) Nor li
»ay
theManapqnan
River
two minutes EhsI. four nod
b
c . swith
V “t.*1
_----------......
..... »ill be received , venty-two digtete
. ----- ----------------------------.inn. 111-u
. . -r
1..1
tn«« “ <llllcil at lä « ’clock noon. Jnlv v. i» n , anil 1 tony-one Uuntlreilths chains passing last South
.h tf PPPdciy ODened. Ab nt$vi (r o.iro le avai - : of a very large white oak tree to a etnie at n e
f “ f ,or rhlH work. The right le reserved to re- i erige of the State Roarl, thence ( 4) south ttilrt-i n
“
»»J OT all bids, or to waive I formality In degrees thirty mlnn’ es west twemv flve hnn*ny bid if it. may appear to the atl-aMage r f the dredths c f a ebatn to the stake the beglnnlDg.
Be it ordain d by the Township OommirreF* of
tton 8010 d°’ PnrthAr
- ------tahm 0 P1TWI,
» ____|the Township ot Berkeley, ln the County of
JOHN C. PAYNE, Chief Engineer., Oeeau and State of New Jersej:
| 1. The said strip <t ’and be and the same is
herebv acc ptedassud for a public street or
NOTICE
road, and tae name thereof shall oe sloop Creek
Road.
* • « « • it.may coroern:
2 That this ordinance shall take ■ff ct imme­
betöre1
"I® COIItr»cted bv. or due me. dated on or diately on Its p a s s a g e and pub l.atiOL a<
me t?n¡1 n| il8t' 18,7 ate Payable by, and due required by law.
ami ana » ft? r^ “5er’ bm au bme con,™,'’b<i l°r
GEO. H. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
JameB D. Holman.
Plaintiff,
vs.
M. Fannie Evans Weitzel,
Deiendar r.
In Attachment.
. On contract.
Notice.
®f (w^Harry Í Forcaneer, pft^*blc bj and due Attest:
* arcus B. Allen, Township Clerk.
* * River. N.
June a g f ä S T P0RCAKSBK Dated June n , 1917.
KsrspihÄ,
W t Ä Ä K M “" Do“ar,i ea‘"'
sum ut Toree tiuudrerl aun sixty Dolbirs payable
Ly ?nê r|reufV“ r m“ nfho\ óug'“ Vtí
elu!h'
3 This ordinance shall go Into rtfect lmmeqmied by mw betI,e pU‘,1“ “ loa aB<i
S
as re-
i »
J'JSBPa tí. SB MOR, Mayor.
Attesi:
Max Hlaaberg, Borough Clerk
NOTICE
A
J1« ‘ iw CorarnKsl nets
«»I ARbe Bmcnr, heretofore u Dninooi ¡.r u*#»
Oou CP o ’ ! he Borough of Beach H ven f pe
“y S v e b e e n ^ o n fX ‘ i “
T , iiuuZs si
*
Ä, Ä
which
ag that portion
ii of said Mi* ougii from
/. A,v1enu^- Por Uttnt 10 .»i
<'™ i'rhulo« o f a battte!,'; obr0petilbr|,,ov" 1" ,or
or structures for the protection r f thr. atrucMiro
i ocean or
b-aoh front ol the BnfoSgr! of B e iL Jav
m
n from
*...
ordinance
meet
v avenue, »each Hi
Jn y 6, a . D, idi7 o
o’clock P.
p. m
in.,. for
at one
for mH’
the purpo-e of heating
the
parries interested
B y o r d -r of Jam es E . Otip. F r *
.„ j
Alphonse f f K e lly, (.’omml«‘ ioue?s P k
A. PAUL KING,
Borough Clerk.
D ted June is, i »* t.
Ä S Ä
.
Smartly Said
i L0? n,t.5' ®l®er.rlc Company shall be reconsider«'
I yoked
01<ler sPl'r°vh'B such Issues shall be re-
Former Prosecutor Harry E. N ew man, who has been v e ry sick for the
Worry ie the undertaker’s advance I Opportunlty will be afforded interested pa-ties past two months, is now pronounced out
o be beard at tbe time and place mentioned.
agent.
oi danger. He will be taken t o h is
ALFhED N. BARBER, Secretary
Every white lie paves the way for a Trenton, N, J«, June 19tb. 1917.
v •desce*' easan*; sumraer home to conblack one.
As a rule, the good dodger does not
have to stand many Lumps.
The chap with nothing on his mind
generally has a lot on his tongue.
Fools jump on the accelerator whe:e r
angels would pull on the emergency
brake.
Next to wisdom, the ability to look '
like ready money Is probnbly most to
be desired.
The cooing dove o f courtship some­
times becomes the screech owl of mat­
sa stE ea B ssau K i
rimony.
It Is evident that a lot of us are not
going to cut as much ice tu the eyes
TI TE BEST FO RD W O R K M E N
of posterity ns we foolishly Imagine
We shall.
IN TH E COUNTY.
^ PR O M PT
Some old fashioned winters seem to
have a more disastrous effect on the
m o d e r a t e p r ic e s
weather prophet than others.
F ord
R ep air W o rk
Charade.
G R O VER & SON
M y first is to drink fro m ;
My second, to allow;
M y w hole is tw o verses.
You have guessed it by now,
Answer—Cup, let—couplet
Toms River
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New Jersey
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PAGE
EIGHT
J u st • Glitnpae al W hat an
A rm y C anienmant Mean*
4<\»«M«u*l tram P««# II
ridmrtm* J«*»** I t - lit* mum
S ttb U «f t*f tutlltll»« wilhifi til# Mr at
*«rw »O ttilia lb«* Mil##« «1*1,1 <««t*>«
•«•I*. »«.M i** III# him «t \Vright«
tom* Hurliaxi**« cu««t/. N J„ for ifc#
*r#hiii * ««4 k«*unu# ,*( <h** nr« mitwi'
*rti»f at tfcWOOO mr».b«a
*** M«c#
•'»*<’ wtMff# til- W«r |l#
lt«>
M r tin•'111 In »hrttft tti a t m l roninti«
Tfcpr* m u» m m r trrtutiof
ÌI
»May 1« »h
âewâeg #en»fm-*.n
Bll#flM*4orv Mira ««if ||y t|«>
Mrlmrui wi* «Mr (u aiiiiiiaiiit it# full
m l y##l#n!«jr.
1« all If# ttanlU, lb# >»b «*f f*mn«
5 * * ***tti|*# i#*d) in »m b i brl#f #f>««
* W»* •* «Af «*f tb# wait Ita ifitiu g
u # Uavrr«t|ir«t brta rv#| J8U( ||*
4#r tsi t?#rh r*m|> will footalt) 10,000
RECENT DEATHS
(OMttNtiwI irm a l ‘«** 1)
Mm
* h ,r l* . Mill«, wtf» of I#
photflgraptMr who
year* agomwi«
h it home hare, died on june 10 at Can •
den, being aoitjenly taken alt-k and
moved to the boepilal there. She waa
liv in g with her fam ily at Haditonfteld
Word waa rerelved here bv U llbert 0
Wood from her daughter, Miee Dorothy
R. F. Engle Cota on Board
of Commerce and Navigation
Trenton, lun* U — The members of
lhe stale oounls crested by th« aeon
omy and efficiency acta of 1958. which
were appointed by Governor T.dga dur
Ina the last legislature will aasume
office on July I,when th«e# depsrtmente
will complete thoireocond year» work
All the boards involved will moot the
wtek of July t and r* organise for the
e n s u i n g year. The re organisation
will likely not make any radical change.
In the administration o f the departmenta
or o f policy, it is understood that
practically all o f the present employe,
will be retained.
JACKSONS MILLS
James Apnieget and wifvanlertamad
. on Sunday Jam«« flickiaa and family af
Scobyvllle
Mra, Chas.Strickland af Long Branch
vtailed her aiater, Mrs. W a. Appleget
and family, a part o f th« past weak
‘
Mrs. Silas Anderson and eon Uaorga
«» Ut# place, and Albertus Hunlge of
(.ream Ridge, wars Sunday guests of
Ella* Anderson Jr. and family at Adelphis
Edwin Strickland o f Bay Head is
•pending s week with ralatlves her«
Walwr Morton and family o f Spring
Laka ware Sunday guests of C. L. Key
nolds ind wife
'
Holm«« Anderson o f Francis Mills,
vtaitea Allan Aurnark ovtr Sunday
Ray Hendrickson spent Monday In
Trenton
B. Springsteen o f Adelphit, spent
Sunday with hi. daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Applegate and family
Mrs. ’•«job A. Hendrickson returned
to her home at -¡outh River on sunday
after spending a week with her hus­
band * parents, J. K. Hendrickson end
wire, who accompanied her home with
vra. jfHttfQ Cook, and »pent the dty
Mrs. C. L. Davis and daughter Dorothy, were «ake wood visitors on Sat­
urday
Treat»»«, «lua# H l
M« F«ul
rtf (hr Iton.Hii » '»tbole DIimvm* f«»r
«early a quarter «*f a «waitury, «tie«) late
thi# aflertiiMiti 1« the
..•)»! r#«itleuc#
on North Warren atreet of a com plia»
tint» of d b a iM .
The bi*ih‘«p bail tieen in ill health
iHAtlf a tear, hot hie o*iulitl«»«i betwrne
Both outgoing member» o f the state
••ufe o«iy at»»ut a week •(«» Him*« board of taxes and assessment ware
*w *
«uM hiv# lb# b##t of tv*ry*
Thureday he had bwn gradually aiok re-appointed, hence there will be no
t«l«« tH«l U tt#nl»ti to lam out a ohm *
in« and he wae iincttnwùiue neveral change In the personnel of this board
PHtot fliituv «-ainifnrtablr H»u»|rig tirwf«
hour# before hie death.
****** kilrlwB#, Military arwragv,
Hiehop Jaittee A M« FanI wa» wi«le The members re-named b.v the Rover
a a p t# w«t#r mpply, |»a»tsl rood», i f l r .
ly known ae a writer and apeaker uu nor were: Prank B. Jess of Camden,and
t r k Hfhtltic. n»«lr*»a«l aidln« ««<1 »tor#public »|u#eti»»n»
He becaii«* pr» .ni Frederick A. Oontleu o f Penns Grove,
mUmto farijitir* «»t* au uu|im ,«,d«ttt#i|
n»*nt in the church when h# organised both progressive Republicans. Luclu.
m u m And alt tfela muat b#
in
the American Federation of I'atholiv T. Russell. Democrat,of Elisabeth, will
« ab«rt l*s»tv# w##fc«. if (hr army U to
H«m i#tiee, « liii li ha# a iueiiile*retii|» in remain president of this board, as the
jp» loiu tia i:iiu « on «clmlui# time «ml
the Fulled Htatee «»f uiort* than •,t#M), act provides that the president shall be
If»** l»mu#* itrucr#«# to fit fb^ui
•hr). Th#reaft«»r he tinik an active part selected by the governor, and Governor
t o r mark at in«* f*'r#ti<'h from.
In the «’nodui*t «*f it# affaire.
Fielder,in appointing Mr. Russel!,ape,
A** ****** *»f lb# magoitud# of thi#
Horn near th# village of !<arne.
|ob wit ba- «aiuotl from a tlan*- at th*
t'ouufr Antrim Ireland. Jmi * U. 1K.*V() ¡fled that he should be president
Mat^m
for a tytiirai caotuo I
Dr. Thomas ti. Let, o f Camden, ia
Janie# A. McFaut wae brought to th«
«B#m. Riirh a» (bat al W natitaCowD
Suited Uatea by hi# purent » when he the new man who will take a ssat on
Iwobtr I# tb# big it mu. aom# -VxMl.ooo
%■ •* *ix year# old. He live<l during hi# theatate board-of health, succeeding
f##t, or 1..TW carload#, brio* th# ..
b»»yho<Nl at H*mnd ItriMik, N. J. rMu- Dr. Edward A. Ayers, o f Branchyllle.
i|uimr,< iit. K<M»tinff nail» #l«**t# will nil
coted In ratho lir inetitutlnne. h# wa# Clyde Potts, a civil engineer o f Morris
M. Barrymore, • groceryman o f Adelout freight car. Cruabrd at«»»»# for th#
«»r*dain#d a prieet in I 87T.
town, who has served one term on this phia, came near running off in the lake
road# will make 812 carload».
After eervirv in #everal N»w Jereey
board,
was
re
elected
for
four
yesrs.
at
this place on Monday, when some­
cburchee be wn# appolutfsl rector of
•h,vJLT * r* *“m' " f ' h<' 0,hw It'tna:
5W.0UH »«¡uaiv.H of i.Mitiuf. .ittv t » r » ,
R. F. Engle, a Republican, hotel thing went wrong with the steering
St. Mary*# t'athcdral. Trenton, in lHHO.
«wwnty rarli.iitl* nail* anti benla I.te
lu 1HHI lie wa# matte HUhon of Treu* owner at Beach Haven, will be the new gear o f his delivery car. l uckily the
twwiljf rarluail» plumbing, lit'.' »iHitacI«
t*»n. I Inder hi« dii*e«*tioti nome# for member of the board of Commerce and strong fender along the lake prevented
•f lank* b.'flti'f., atovn, raox*«, plnlnc,
children and the aged were eroded «»id Navigation, aucceeding I. Ward Rich­ the car from going over. Ed Hendrick­
Wwtrii’al niat»riala, refrigerator* tad
a college for the higher education <»f ardson, of Bridgeton. Richardson op son pulled the machine out with his
*■ » '« » :
railroad malarial for Bra
y«»wng women wa# e»tabli#bed.
posed Edge for the gubernatorial nom­ tesm and sside from a bent mudguard
. t* . «f*1'»' dividrd into thirty oarH e ’ wa# a frequent visitor at !*akeno other damage was done
mail» of tin and lither tliulj.’i tWeill y
w «mm|. ami had been a tuimlier of time# ination last summer and strongly sun
carload, of a|ilknt. rail». lab pint»» Me..
ported
Col. Austen Colgate and as the
at Tome Hiver ami Point Peasant.
Ray Hendrickson and family spent
. . *'? r«-"loaila of balla.l. t»n oarresult he was not re-appointed to thia Sunday with Mra. Hendrickson's great
«■•d* of »loctrlr light
win«, iu
board
by
Governor
Eage;
J
.
Spencer
grandparent*, E. Horner and wife at
Atlelphia. June 18.—Mra. France# J
a*>Mtor>, fir. Mat. rial, for lU.IMMI
Hartman, wife of t'hirie# Hartman, »f Smith, Democrat, of Tenafly, Bergen Pleasant Grove
eahlr yard, of roarrH» will tak. arv
county,
was
re-ippointed
to
this
board
Klton,
uear
here.
died
at
the
Home
of
•aty rarlnad. of iTturot. S.T0 carload.
G!?n U k o f» ™ for the
her daughter, Mr#. Dr. Thom|>eon, at and will likely be retained as president. week end and Sunday
otMoue and 173 carload, of .and
were. F. J. WetI.akewo«Ml. on Haturday. of a cimipliThe men who will begin new terms zell and son Brace, Mrs. Anna Sproul
T V nira of thf cantoanirnt. will
ratiou
of
dieeaee».
aged
70
yeare.
The
•locp in double-dock bunk.
Thi.
on the Board of Conservation and De g f t y . f t M g « ; U w to Morgans tern of
funeral nervice will ts* held at her hmue vclopment are Simon P. North rap. of
aioao. there will be .1 7 .01)11 .eparate
^Netherlands. N ew \ork; Sam
at K l ton. <»n Tueeday. at 2 oYliwk. with Newark, succeeding Walter J. Buzby.
iHuk«. «arh with Ita mattre... To
Hev. Dr. Symn#. of Old Teunent
traaaport the mattrewwa 1o.ri car. will
m
u
imP 1 W'*e ° f F'»tbuah, L. I.; Ed
(’htirch. offieintitig. Heslde# a husbaud of Atlantic Citv, who resigned some Hill o f Key port. On Monday J. V. and
V required, and the bunk, will take
#he i# aurvived by a marrieit daughter, time ago, and PercivalChristie o f High
maty-two more. Water and arwer liuee
M m 'l, h r T * ’ , M
c™- S - J- Clayton,
who re#i«le# at home. al#o Khomain Bridge.
atakr »iit.v-live carload, each, ami
When the board of shell fisheries c»ileri . t th r f.r m F,nnin* d« 1*
liartiu aii, of K ltuo; Mre. Dr. Thompla « earload, of boapltal mittipmenl will
W oeceiwary Three carload, of wreea.
aon. of I.akewtMHl. and Dr. Hartmau. organizes for the new year on July 5
of Keyport.
Mtt also included in th# eatimat#, a#
L. D. Robbins, of New Gretna, will
ar# twenty carload# of construction
take his seat as a member, succeeding
Idols.
CEDAR G RO V£
Edward K. Allen Jr., ofthesam e town.
LAKEHURST
Each cantoument will contaiu clo##
Joseph Fonder, o f Port Norris, CucuMiioS* Lucy Clayton and Elbe Will
‘ to 1,000 buildini». th# typical '»mpitny
Frink W Wamwriyk. was down berlsrd county was re-animinied hy h«n a - at Spring ike fort' summer
• • „b»
2 two «<«(-'» I
touiit of w«MMlan frame «»»veml with from brooklyn over nunJay, hit, wile the governor and will continue on this
! he tpworth League held a business
board.
matcbiMl board#. The roof# will lie cm
going back with him Monday morning
meeting at Wm. Bryant’s on Wednes’
••red with prefiared nmfing. They will
John Warner was home from New
dey
evening
be well ventilaiefl with flues. Inchr.»! by
Brunswick over Sunday
BAY HEAD
electricity, heated in the North by
if0"? ?,nd aj ,ter Helen motored
Charles i!. Shinn and family of Phila­
atcaui und iu the Mouth by Move.*. Each
to Ha> Head Monday evening
(CootlnuiMl from Page S)
will have a kitchen and me## hail.
delphia, are occupying the Warren
The Children’s day exercises were
^ In the comtmction of the I*nnauia bungalow for the summer
Thievery is becoming more and more
Canal the (loverntneut exfietided about
prevalent hereabouts. Until recently held Sunday evening, a large number
Miss
Lizzie
Chamberlain
of
Bradley
J40,UNl,ll(Hl n year: for the cautonuients
it was of rare occurrence that we hearu g»in£ present to hear the little tots. !
fiillr as much probubl.v will tn* ex|H>ud- Beach, is visiting her parents
of robberies of any kind. Within a VV. B. Havens and Rev. S. H. Evaul
W io a quarter of the time. Each can­
James Johnson, wife and daughter of week three houses are known to have gave addresses.
tonment will require about *4)00 car­ Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs. Johnson’s
A new carpet has been laid in our
been broken into. Mrs. W. F. Jones
loads of material. nsMiming that all of parents, l harles Hankins and wife
frightened off a thief a few nights ago church by the ladies o f the church and 1
the material must be brought to the site
bpworth
League
Archie
Murray,
Miss
Lillian
Larrawith a "rattler.” He was an icebox
by rail. This make# a total of (¿4,0481
bee, Mrs. Herbert Richmond and thief and got away with the major part
chrloads for the sixteeu cantouments
Thomas Applegate is seriously sick
pnqnised.
Thmisunds of man will lie daughter, W. H. i ruser, wife and son of a roast ham. Mrs. Jones gotapretty at his home in Mosquito Cove
j
needed on eMch job.
motored to Waretown and West Creek good look at him from the window as
DL^iri ' ^ f^ u r Johnson is visiting in j
The firxt step in the construction of Sunday
he "legged" it across lots, and her de­ Philadelphia this week
a cantonment has been the selection of
Miss Sophronia Clayton o f Lakewood scription of him fits a certain party well.
a sit«*. Paramount <*on#iderations in de­
A parcel post social will be held in
termining the selection of a gtswi loca­ visited .V iss Sara Herrick over Sunday Probably the same fellow stole about 20 the grove near the church on W ednes-!
tion are :
Miss Gertrude Hankins returned pounds of bacon from an oceanfront day evening, June 27, for benefit of the !
cottage. Also the unoccupied cottage church
<>ne— Accessibility by rail. The can­ from a visit in Brooklyn Monday
tonment must be easily reached through
of Prof. J. C. Egbert was broken into
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams of Phila­ about a week ago and valuable rugs
adequate main line facilities, so that
•*?r8: . P' W - APplegate, who has been
building materials and suppli«*# may Is* delphia, are the guests of Rev. and and draperies were taken. Informa­ sick the past week, is able to be with
carried in l»efore and during the court»* Mrs. William Moore
tion is had by the town authorities and us again in our Sunday school work
of construction.
After completion of
Mrs. E. A. Huntley has been visiting they nope to make an arrest soon.
the cantonment these same rail facili­ relatives in Brooklyn the past week
Here is opportunity for our special
ties are necessary that troops may Is*
Miss Annie M. Anderson was at marshalstodistinguish themselves. We
A n Am end, an It be Needed
brought there for training and taken
away again for service when the train­ Spring Lake the fore part of the week have twelve o f them. They should or­
Made to Order, Any Size
A. B. Depuy, residen t engineer for
ing period is ended.
Mrs. Herbert Richmond and daugh­ ganize themselves into a local "Pinker­
Two—Assurance of an abundant sup­ ter, Miss Lillian Larrabee and Mrs. ton” association and round these thieves Remington and Vosbury of Camden, on
ply of pure water.
Some authorities
the Bay Head sewer job, writes a long
up.
Al»o Window Shade«, Upholstery, Cabinet Work
estimate that u safe supply of at leust Charles D. Sayre were Wednesday vis­
Most o f our student element are letter to the Courier to take exceptions
itors to Lakewood
12,000,000 gal Ions a day is esseutial.
to
something
in
the
Bay
Head
corres­
home
for
the
summer
vacation.
The
Three—-Proximity to a center of pop­
L. H. Richmond is putting an asbes­ Misses Grace Foster from Cleveland, pondence of last week, which he thinks
ulation.
tos shingle roof on tne old part of the O., Esther roster, from Simmons col­ was intended to reflect unfavorably
Four Assurance of good roads, mak­ Pine Tree inn
ing for easy access to ami from the
lege, Boston; Alida Eiseman from the upon him. As the letter in no way tells
Things at the Eddystone plant are State Normal sch >ol at Trenton. Edna what it was that he objects to, I must
community nearest ut hand.
Telephone 186J
239 Fifth St„ Lakewood, N. J.
Five—(Jenoral healthfulness.
The rather slow just now, the report being Brower will be home from the last content myself (and Mr. Depuy) by
•cantonment must lie «>u reasonably high that the contract for the Russian gov­ named institution after she graduates assuring him there was no malice and
ground, the site being well drained, ernment is about complete
Friday evening; Miss Ruth Foster from no intent of unfair reporting.
with no standing or stagnant water.
Mrs. Amos Bozarth and Mrs. Geo. D. teaching at Berkeley Heights; Miss
Six—Mize.
The site must be large
•enough to assure sufficient room for the Bradfoid were Wednesday visitors at Mary Fester, from Point Pleasant; Miss
Gertrude Fleming from West Point
Brooklyn
many buildings ard grounds required.
Seven—Topography.
Archie Murray, with the Misses Mary Pleasant, and Miss Helen Stout from
The emergency construction commit­ Larrabee and Sara Herrick, motored Burlington
tee. in making public the fee system
The nre alarm put the boys on their
of th«? contracts, explained that the fees to Toms River Wednesday evening
mettle again about 7 a. m., Tuesday.
vary from ten per cent, on small con­
Almost before the verberations of the
tracts of .$100,000 or less to six per
cent, on contracts of more than JM.faiO.
W E S T PO IN T PLEASAN T first alarm had died away “ Mable”
loaded with fire laddies was on the way.
0(H). with an upset limit of $2r!0.000.
It was all over a gasoline stove in the
The fees iu all cases cover both pro^i,
H. B. Lansing, the monument dealer Fred Loveland residence,and President
• and overhead expenses.
“ In deciding on recommendations for of Manasquan, was here on business Francis Parker, who lives next door,
I desire to announce to the people of Ocean County
tin; cautonment contracts the commit­ Thursday
had it smothered before his firemen got
tee has had to consider three main
there. The boys made a quick get
Mrs.
Hathaway
of
Princeton
was
)K»iuts of practically equal importance,” here looking after her property on Fri there though and were ready to meet
that I am a
F. A. Scott, chairman of the board,
any condition as usual
said. “The first has been the absolute day
necessity of speed; the second, proper
Mrs. Cornelia Caffery of Brielle was
construction, including sanitation and a Friday caller
Bancroft Gherardi has moved down
communication and transportation facili­
Miss Hazel Havens is in the employ ■from New York for the summer. He
ties; the third, economy. Tuking all
is one of the foremost in yachting here,
three into consideration, the committee of Mrs. Charles Osborn
sailing his own boat in the mosquito
in charge of the work advised the Quar­
Mr. and Mrs. Giddis of Point Pleasant fleet races; and is also one of the men
termaster’s Department to make con­ were Sunday visitors
who have made the Bell telephone ser­
tracts on the percentage, or costs plus,
Mr. Wallace o f Lakewood delivered vice what it is
basis, at the same time using all pos­
sible safeguards in the shape of guaran­ two 40 h. p. engines on Tuesday and
Joseph F. Edwards and family are
ties from th»* contractors as to their placed them in the cruder that is being among recent arrivals
capacity and integrity.”
built by J. A. Dorsett
The Bluffs opened June 20, Wednes­
Miss Violetta Ivins of Germantown, day, and things begin to look a little
Pa., visited relatives here on Sunday
June Flight o f Mosquitoes
more like summer
J. F. Stephenson and family and
S. S. Bryan of Titusville, has leased
The June flight o f mosquitoes began
to burst their bounds last week with friends are enjoying a stay at Mid the Nickerson cottage on Osborne ave­
streams
nue
the warm weather on the meadows.
Some o f the large pines on the prop
-Stephen Johnson o f Manahawkin, who
Not many new boats this season, nor
is in charge o f the actual work of ditch­ erties along Dorsett’ s Lane are being for that matter many new houses. The
ing meadows and cleaning out old diteh- cut and used as piling for the repairs to recent building boom here famished a
•eg.was in town Tuesday at the meeting the Manasquan River bridge
supply of houses that will probably be
Robert B. Hance o f Germantown, Pa. enough till the war is over and things
o f the Mosquito Commission, and re­
ported that on the undrained meadows was a week end visitor; while here he begin to be normal again
•in lower Stafford Township, Eagles
selected and rented a cottage in Bay
The younger folks, and the older ones
wood and Little Egg Harbor, the mos­ Head where he will bring his family too, who enjoy baseball, are beginning
quitoes were very thick. On the drain­ for the summer
to wonder What the chances for the
ed meadows there v. c:e far less. John;
Mrs. H. S. Yarnellof BuckroeBeach, national game will be this season at
and will greatly appreciate the support of the Voters
son said there was considerable trouble Virginia, visited her father, B. F. Howe park
in getting the meadows in the Metede- Hance and family over the week end.
Orton
G.
Dale,
owner
o
f
the
fastrac­
conk section o f upper Barnegat bay Mr. and Mrs. Yarnell will move to
of my party
ing sneak box Arran, with which he has
drained satisfactorily, as there was so Newark in the near future
won many races has arrived at his sum­
little rise and fall o f tide that the
Oscar Parker of West Creek, inspec­ mer home here for the season
•water where the meadows was ditched,
tor o f the Manasquan River bridge,
was almost stationary.
called on John Dorsett on Tuesday
Johnson had the Qommission’s power
CLIFTON AVENUE
D. 1. Holbrook of New York and
boat and four men the early part of
Point Pleasant called on John Dorsett
this week at work around Mantowking.
Mrs. Laura Vaughn of Lanoka, was a
H e said one of the worst spots in the on Sunday
Frank Havens has the mumps
Wednesday visitor
rs#per end of the county is on the beach
;i»6tween Seaside Heights and Ortley,
Harold Errickson spent last winter in
Mrs. Atwood Wardell spent Wednes­
where a low spot, with sand hills on the couth and he looks as if the southern day evening with her sister-in-law,
¡hath sides, borders the railroad and the climate exactly suited him
Mrs. Abe Wardell in Lanrelton
county road and there is no way to
Jesse Miller returned home Wednes­
drain it. To meet duch places, it would
day from a hospital in Baltimore much
iN MEMORIAL
•be necessary to level off the sandhills
improved
in health
and fill in the pools, was his idea.
Atwood Wardell and son Dewitt, Miss
In loving remembrance of Edward
Grimm, who entered the higher life Bess Lewis and William H. Irons,
Point Pleasant Firemen’s Relief As­ June 21, 1913.
motored to Asbury Park Wednesday
sociation invested $1000 in liberty bonds
evening
Paid for by w. Burtia Havens Committee
Daughter
Surf Suits
and Accessories
Smart Surf Suits made of poplin,in a popular high
waisted model; the yoke is finished with wide
tucks, large collar of white silk faille, trimmed
with black stitching. Priced at $3.95
Surf Suits, slip-on model, made of wool jereey,
collar and belt of woven stripes. In women’s!
misses' and children’s sizes. Priced at $3.50
Kiddies' All-Wool Surf Suits, with woven stripes
of white around the V neck, belt and arm-holes.
Colors are grey, cardinal and navy. Priced at
$1.95
Cotton Tights, long and short lengths, surf
shoes, hosiery, bags, corsets and garters
Next Week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June
28th, 29th and 30th, a Sale of Drugs,
Remedies and Toilet Needs. No mail,
telephone or C, 0. D. orders filled
j^tmbaríj (Hmttpang
Aabimj Park,
Nrtu Jlrrarg
AWNINGS
H. SCHMITT ® G. GR0MISCH
Candidate for the Republican
Nomination for
SURROGATE
W. BURTIS HAVENS
JERSEY COURIER
P IO N E R R
ESTABLISHED 1850
N EW SPAPER
OF OCEAN
COUNTY.
3
C e n ti a C opy
TOMS RIVEH. N. J., FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 88. 1817
VOLUME 0 7 -N U M B E R 88
BEACH HAVEN
ISLAND HEIGHTS
Mr. end W "- 8 . H. Kill* of Jersey
O r » « In ttm t ia being awakenend ,
Bay Head council met In i
The Fire company ia ao pleased with
C»T,
f t " f° [ l*1 •¡^,m er . H*
evengelistic cm paign now in
eion Monday evening, lune 18.
Nr. Schofield o f Philadelphia waa at
*ifl *P«nd th. week «mi. her», motor- progr*«. in thto plac». Kv.ngeli.t P.tNiearaf
14- ____
.
Andrew Hughes waa a viaitor at hia
L »if*
B u planning a
I « to «nd from theritjr, where he is , t»n o n i. preaching .trong “ermon* to prevent were: Mavor Strickland. Bo­
n o f July celebration to get fund» hi» ullage for the week end
for
if.
e,
rough
Clerk
Foray
the
and
SaSirtay h° m* ’ Th",tl* rottlf*> !»■«
- ' ouncilmen
'equipment They now have a
* .M g (r ot
ever Increasing congregation., I'aatora Curr.niruf», Johnson,
Dr. Rdward J. til and family o f New­
company,
r~w\--------- • "eth er. Clayton fine big
ig h rehouse. second to none In the er* are at their handeoine homo at the
k one
f f *o f. *the
? . *biggeat
& • ! * maker»
“ •i,*™ of
o f V'« » v » r and A.pinw.ll and the united .« a . iplcg.
¿xy batterlee and clertrtral appliance» , choirs are doing their heel to inapire and Applegate
nkG1"!!
w ,i* o t Fbtladelcounty, and their motor truck equip- Bay front
pnia, opened their cot:age on Seventh
in that city
Upon motion the following billa ware ■ M t
the people. Large delegation* of con­
Mrs.
M.
L.
Bodine,
George Errlckson of Philadelphia ia vert. and friend» from Barnegat are ordered paid: Account atreeta, A. H.
Harold Rocera and nartv
1 , '**•
Bodine who apont
•ent Sunday here
here™ P ï f Tr* " ,0n , » ‘ nter
j et peLand. 1F/a.,
*«•» »nu
„*1 iav
({?, «prirur
,p nng
vhitlng hia brother David
£ ^ <>n.t *verv
Tho afternoon Voorheee. « 7 M, Jame. Moore. »5.04; •pent
Lamvon and Mis© Kih#l
months
et
H
addon
field, is now el her !
B.
P.
Moore.
«IS;
A.
Pleming.
«81.28.
I
Bible
talk,
are
very
helpful.
On
Mon.
Jnhn R Bant« apent the week end
I 8 . RuimsM
wv- rcc'irt’y
LCiMf
UfUtí),
#ú.
r*.
b
.
»Vnrrr
R
A
A
*
.i a
* v* *«tdWei4#
j
b««íúeLl
uay evening a large delegation. Indudwith J. C. Bennett
ior ,h# »ummer.efter sp-ndtn« rormer a parents here recently
LnK ’-he choir, went to Lanoka and Mr, A Ä
^
W.
V
’
e
N
o
Ä
^
:
fivrbvrt
StRrr
o
f
thii
piece,
■
sridu*
Mr. and Mr*. Roy Co* entertained Pattomon o « ^ ,,vU
^ miviu
th e» w
!* a* uuwtm A.
Gilford. «30.27; H. Clayton.
ClayU», *I2S
38,•’ laf.w M ’ i r nt*r ln ‘?r,dlfoton and Long
V Utfford,
2S 38:
” el" n «"d Dorothy Thomaa
Mr.
a.id Mr.,
Mra. Hartman ooff Trenton for 1
r. a.vi
* " 5 * ?
old £hom,
¡¿ * * 6« „WM
vieltor
at nt),
his ato of the Toma River high school, is „entertained
1* J- Foray the, ¿17.*); total, OM
nouae. Union aevice neat Sunday mom
a house party at their
- „ . „* i ’ c«ii;nir
on f rl,
now employed at the Fidelity Trust
a few day» laat week
«94.28
lug In the PreeLytenan church; men’»
^urtgalow
In Berkeley over the week
Will ''prague, who la employed In meeting at 3 . * n. m. In the M. K.
*• *t the Acma for Company, [a Philadelphia
On motion it waa ordered that the a * u ™ * t,y" New York la home for awhile
Charles K. Haddon o f Haddonfleld, a
church: alao at 7.30. Service« to be borough advertiee in the North Jeraey
n “ r- Pf rrY o f Philadelphia spent a I *u«Mn»r resident here, is chairman of k . L R ‘ .V,nd; rb*ck- w if® » "d family
Mra. Leale Parker o f Beachwood haa nelii nsxt week at 7.46 p. m. averv eve- Coast Guide at a coat o f »14
3 P»r«
of June at the Acme
I
**®c<itive
committee o f the Red Cross have returned to their home in Media,
been viaitlng her aunt for a few daya
except Monday
On motion an ordinance to govern
l i ! K.n* l*#]d* opened its doom on I ;,un<1.'1 Camden, with former Sheriff J *’ • * 't « r spending a month or more
Mra. C. B. Corliaa entertained the
Fred Brouwer la here from a stay In the onening of atrocto for «ewer eer- w
Wednesday of this week for the sum- ; Devid Baird as treasurer. Mr. Haddon Here at th«* Gandy cottvgi»
vice line» and connection» w m passed ■VI
New York
Ten Ten club
on first reading
^
- ‘¡f.L,
# Pui ll,R« T considerable time
w L* wi* o t Merchantville.
Mra J. Anderson Bugbee, Mrs. Lucy
ia W
spending
some
, Mr*. Nelson
a a Rogers
O
J.VIIUII1« O
UUIC
. V*P.L Tilt Pox has has the roof re- working for the Rod Cross. One of the
On motion council adjourned
...............ushi
.J i l a
thia season, and haa
Hsxelton, Mra. J. C. Bennett, lohn È'. time on the ■
beach with
her husband, a
I
,p*
hua
put
out,
just
now,
is:
opened
the
Bazaar" with aa fine a
Crab’ ’*on
! th© old
Mesdock
alL'f‘road
med
de
Sewer work is drawing to a close. vr«u
Banta visited Toms River on Til
fueaday coast guard keeper
turn
all
money
tnat
you
are
going
to
display
aa
in
other
season*
About
a
that
ia
needed
to
complete
It
and called on Vliaa Martie P. Horner
Mias Ethel Penn of Philadelphia, ia
»pond for Areworks for the Four&i o f
f,'"«11
on West Lake avenue b u n i T J ^ " * w.build,n» • fine new July into the Red Cross fu nd." It
John Price of Tuckerton waa In town visiting her parents
D h U * l , nd wff* of Pbiladeland |the .making tight o f the „ . , 'i . l buI* “ . f° r hia »on, A. Paul King
Tuesday
Howard Applegato has about the basin o f the pumping station
{)S
m 7 ih ^and
:J Undi
v‘*the
!tor"
w i‘ h John
“ e “
“ 1" '
now nearly com: eeema to be pretty good advice, too.
L». Smith
w ifey at
Weldo
Mrs. C. B. Corliaa haa been enter­ finest Diece o f rye around here, also
nr------lJ— truck
« J i.*r' I Bierfl? und •nd wife o f Haddon
garden
. ^ be B°.ard. of H#*lth o f Bay head held
taining her aiater, Mra. Roy Ogden of some fine
George
Desse
ia
spending
some
time
Hr . Ella Hoover Thacher of WsshI-----— * meeting
II.| Tuesday evening with _____ ___________ ___
an important
Jersey City
■ummer here as
Under Sheriff W ilsey at Toms iwua|W *P*,ld
Mrs. Norcroee and daughter. Miss ihooe
present were:
o?fo
™ .n ’avenue
C" U “ l her » “ miner home
...........................
—
President R. H.
on
Ucean
Horace Sprague Jr. apent the week Low, from Toma River, viaited her Metcalfe,
Julius Poster
Foei Jr^Carl Prieati diio°r!wi * tbiri y day oommitmont for
George Maxwell of Wading River,
disorderly
conduct.
B
u
t
th
e
place
end home
mother, Mra. Patton, recently
Harry
Pleming —
and u. go. VanNote.
i„|A} bf rt, C- Lewie will open the Colon... • ---------*•
where he bought the »tuff that takes ?
*‘*k b0V c*Pu in fo» John A.
Dr. Joahua Hilliard and wife of
Mra. Burnett Fenn ia home from a I he PUIPoee o f the m eeting wan to
Lucy, ia here for the summer, as usual with M ^ eplnJ,**tJir1 * y cvenin* ne*«
hi
Ttfl
7
»
y
ir°
m
bi*
bu*i,le*a
*nd
family
Manahawkin entertained Dr. Howard visit in Barnegat
with Mary Pick ford in "Tea* o f the
tv still going on Re usual
PtM
Mra. E. S. Prichard o f Oennantown,
Conover and wife. Dr. P. N. Bunnell
James Streat haa moved down from
ordin,nce- embracing and
fetJuTr£°Unu V i ’ * "d other *ttractive
Bchondera ia down to aee Pa., ia here for the summer
and wife, Dr. J. Lane and wife. Dr. C. New \ ork for the summer at hia hand­ controlling all matters pertoining to
**/• Lewie spares no trouble
H. Conover and wife of Tuckerton, some country home on the south side o f sewage made necessary by the near the place now and then. He and hia
Rev. Chsrlee M. Boswell, D. D .. who and expenae to make his program* at>le*— o f our
-------Tuesday eveniag at their home
tractive
and
to provide for the comfort
the river
completion
new sewer system, beck of H?ehi m
biK pUtform is now in charge o f raising fund, for
. . iH . i
v Elkl1 clubhouae, which ia the support o f the M. E. hospital. South
Mra. Fanny Paul u* Manahawkin waa
Mrs. loseph Holmes spent Tuesday the ordinance waa passed unanimously aaid
V M rK ew in * ° { h‘* (fUr* U- As last
to hive been sold to them
a recent viaitor
-irvad street, Philadelphia, will spend y* V , " '
rUn * *u « ‘“ « 1»" jitnsy to
with her mother at Btyvilie
lh® w «»hington government
has realized that a mistake was made . i ”kb* boLya are planning a baseball the summer here as usual. The near and from the near towns for a small
Mrs. M. J. BunneM
J £ e Tuckertop .(jakfr r a n hi. auto
fare o f th.ee cento, and U ,„ r , " h u
b i e r ,« ;
p ««
summer at Asbury
oenvery every day now
1Island
X J Ï ' Na\y
Ö » M\\?a:J,
h“ Pita‘
the Bojéíei.l
League 1 azaWd a rest room and Ice c r e a m '.r lJ ?
station, -md leaving the beach l»eGv?en
gave^ Dr.
abase ■hos- TO G-C SuiidlllgLilli
1. 1**11 Ikf
.m
a lie » -a ____a
M
. h
Hernherg naited J.e
Mrs HattR Dennett anJ Mi« Miu- if
the
Ueu
of
creating
naval
here
and
Liu
iiiiotunpalrolleu.
George
,r
.
*
uiipíitroiáeu.
iitfonn
now wesri
Brookville school laat week
nette Horner spent Monday in Long VanNote
* «* B r* the service uniform o‘f Unand William
whe d ewSam.
----- — ----"...lain Chadwick,
CISUWII'K, wr.o
CouncilmanJ. M. Slimm has bought
IGood games sre promised w Ji
“
n rtwill
i n nlbethu
work as
U now
W. P. Cranmer and wife were in Branch
formerly hei»,have been returned, soon
way. it
known
NavvunderBase bhf - ar°o«.*l «t Seaside Height* and
town Sunday night calling on friends
Mr. and Mrs. Dater Horner of Tren­ and Abram B. Tilton who was at the
ex^ rsive improvement*
Rallini
afLd hu
10,.
ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra Avon station has been transferred to i«ll*
i'linfi.is h*'"* bui|t along the new (ioo*
000 for that 5’work,
beside turning$last
Harry Lounsbury and wife of Cam­ George
i summer
th,n,r8 in runni"ir order dur­
boardwalk, seats placed at tren„Z7t month «9000 for the regular hospital ing ih
Woolley
the
here.
They
will
patrol
the
beach
from
den, were the guests of Ezra Parker
intervals and lights erected also
Mrs. W. Fouche and daughter Julia ! h' B: y, H« d station north, only; the
and »*eunng the g ift of »3000 for
and wife on Sunday
o f Jersey City are here for the summer patrol from the Mantoloking station . . . I he Ba'dwir wiI1 h« conducted this Rna»eii* arabulanee- H is son, Martin nhur’ knd Mra Thsiher of PhiladelC. Waterfield, representing the New
SGrh ub„*V* OP®1"«1 their cottage on
taking care o f the beach south o f here.
Bo«we|i’ who was a student and captain ^ixth
avenue for the summer
\ork Herald, called on J .C . Bennett
Dean Imlay o f Lakehurat spent Sun
B a ld w r n H ^ C o m p a n r ° W,'erS’ the o f the football team at Wesleyan UniTuesday
Miss Amy Lane Dale, daughter o f
day with Mrs. Ethel Butler
Dr. W. F. Cramer has opened hia
Z l™ P ’ J
1" the coasty defennce
Mra, Harry W. Tolbert entertained a
John Stone o f New York spent Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Orton Goodwin Uale,will hawkiS81, B° lt0n hM m0ved 10 Mana
t h J i . T“ erv®> and “ « t sea on one of th is^ a ea son th<5 h' “ 8 buil^
become the bride of Mr. William La’ a* ai"
few of her Tuckerton friends on Wed­ day at his bungalow
the
scout
cruisers
H Earle McConnell and George 1 H
throp Hopkins at All Saints church
nesday
Forrest Pyle o f Wilmington, Del., ia
Cushing o f the Long Beach Board o f
C. Watson Mathis Jr. and w ife visited
Things begin to look more like sum
A. H. Tolbert spent Sunday home spending a week with his wire at Mrs. june*the 23d*1 *
tWe‘Ve> SatUrday- Stoto , “kUeni.ded the meeting of the meron the waterfront,along the streets
m X l a ^ l n k “ at the ietTer» ° n b o ip iu l
with hia family
G. L. Parker’s
Amh^vt i aT ber
Comme',ce at Perth and at the yacht club. Particularly m Philadelphia one day this week
Amboy last week. In 1916, this con­
Mias Amelia Stephenson waa a Phila­
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shinn of West lm
2 " Rhu(r
dM
y
f0f
week
(F1"K
d*y)
The Chenowah Tribe, I.O.R.M had
Mrs.
R
H.
Metcalf
presented
to
the
t
•* p*tociiicu io tne
delphia visitor on Wednesday
weekend
,3 fi ernoon’
ever?in?
the
Creek spent Sunday with Mrs. [. P borough through the Mayor the 60 foot vention was held at Beach Haven, th£se week
end ..ad
a summery
loo*. *nd
SaturThl“
S? ad° Pktlon on Tu«»day evening**
Bunnell
J
The Board o f Freeholders met here
>ole, which had already been raised Haven e r m s ^ T h l 0 retUrn to Beach bflLafD nm00rnhand ,even.inR the automo­ 1 he Mannahasset Tribe of Tom sR ivef’
There seemed to be a biles from the cities began to roll in
Wednesday and inspected the new state
Lloyd Reeves and family spent Sun­ in front o f the BoroughJhaM, and the r „ „en, or
a?optednRHaq dr the following membera
general regret on the part o f many o f
road
day with Mrs. John Bahr at Barnegat
H-S.Lippmcott, Harry Titu*
JiSSf1“T 18 x ,12da» which was at it, the officers and delegates that it had and kept it up that evening. So 2
Howard Falkinburgh, wife and child
Jack Hughes, Wm. Reynolds Geo’
Miss Florence Penn of Williamstown truck. In concluding her remarks Mrs not been held at Beach Haven thisyear came down the next day.
o f Tuckerton
Metcalf said: "M r. Mayor, allow me to
visited
her xatner,
father, Post- is home for the summer
---- r j.
vwiwu uw
Services at St. Philips Episcopal
as
laster
L. Mathews, over Sunday
Hilton Bunnell and family o f Chrome present this flag and flagpole to the
hurch thin
lirvi mo* nr
ill I-- --ll *
church
this O
summer
will
asAfoilows
Borough o f Bay Head f r o m a f e w j
M
lies Myrtle !ones of Waretown, who ape tt the week end with Mr. and Mrs
a
a.
m „ holy communion; 9.30. Sunday.
WHITESVILLE
its
patriotic
residents.”
Mayor
Strick
has {been perfect
per______aL
lne
"
‘
J.
P.
Bunnell
in attendance atlh e
whe%^?un,c L t % ^ y^ e d reStaUrant
lani accepted
mii?0 ’ «10'»46’ hn'y communion and ser­
iccepted the g ift on behalf o f th.
the
Barnegat high school for the past four I . Mrs. Charles Woolley has returned -------and
----- 7
— third Sundays of each
Mrs. A. Engdahi has returned from l _mon,t v first
years, enjoys a record unattained by home very much improved after underThe Seaside Park Yacht club has *
her two weeks stay in Montclair. Her I
m“ rnin8. prayer
pmyer and sermon,
any other scholar whohas attended this u 'p i t a " operation at the Long Branch
little granddaughter accompanied her ?nd6r t’undaya,;,8 P ' m ' evening prayer
school. She has shown in her excellent
Comm'^oreatW.tS
EL ta
home fo r a visit
,,,ea n"
and sermon. Rev. Horace T Owens
work which she has performed that she
Mrs. Paul B ™ .i »"J in-».—
I will be in charge during July; Rev
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Parker
spent
has accomplished a great deal by so
lan'r.v r v aul Roya! and little son of At- Samuel G. Welles in August.
lanric City are visiting at the parsonage
Sunday with Mrs. Charles Tate at Sea
doing. She is one o f the graduates of tjirt
the air about the proposed license 1for
MpM^ „ and Mrs. Ralph White and “ on
the class of 1917 and we all regret in
C. Castello has moved here for the motor and sail boats, he took the mat
Merrill
have gone to Atlantic City fo? summer from Philadelphia
N. J. Holmes o f Oeean Grove spent
losing such a good scholar, and wish
the summer
y ror
Cnmn P 7 ,tb the Third Naval District
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
her all success in her future work
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frank have edEh(.F.r.?eman °kf Philadelphia has open- Commandant, and received a reply that
Caroline Holmes
Miss
Reta
Metcalf,
who
is
visitimr
been entertaing auto parties
6 ed his summer home here
Joe McLoughlin and wife are househ «n V? rkk ° f IS8oing licenses had not vet
been taken up, but further
* yec
Mr. Peterson o f Bayville has taken a her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. h M e? Newark the past Sundays'^ June f
keeping in Mrs. Harry Van Note's house
p
p ü r ie r has a long letter from tion would Ve given Th.I
f° rnia'
position as chauffeur for Eno’s River­ calf, expects to go to France and take
Mrs. B.
on Kailroad avenue
Michaelson
and
daughter
F
red
G.
Stanwood,
who
is
managinga
side hotel
up her duties with the American Red were recent guests of Mrs
nounced in this w le k ’s'bulletin *Com '
. Mrs. Sallie Exil was a Saturday vis­
Cross early in August
Ked kopf
H. Harde- b? i b u^e a*;- Tulsa, Oklahoma, which
Mr. and Mrs Bert Higgins o f Long
itor at Toms River
?
‘
,be
printed
next
week.
Island
Miliss Ellen Warner o f Lakehurat was
So far as young men are concerned
Branch spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown o f Lakewood Holmes
our summer colony will be an A d a m e s a guest o f Miss Gladys E stlow ^ n SaG Heights readers, as well as others are
warned that it will be well worth read­ . . . . » " " . V S S L
apent a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Eden this summer. They all have n?
Henry Tilton is ill at his home
Lai-'"
ing; but then they all know it
-arrie 'L. n—
Cox, **-*this week
are making arrangements to attach
George Anderson o f Asbury Park
Mrs. Harry Brown was in town re­
Councilman William Alexander has week h° re’ Put ° n by the p - R- lL last
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A w i " i S S ■°™ br“ ' h - < “
cently
"joyed biV
his fámfam1 rn?ehnf
r dhf‘l
I a *C»°*kUag.eand
* * * and mov®d
Music is being given Saturdays rhm
Anderson
Miss Gertrude Fleming is
J, Leslie Crowell of Perth Amboy was
the guest of Harold B. Cox over Sunday a„M? m l!.arlef Ro? ers of Lakehurat friends in Washington, D. c .
(Continued on Page 8)
Burt Ellis andwifespent Sunday here K T a r dkerSday,rithher S‘ater’ Mrs’
Davis ana daughter Marian
MANNAHAWKIN
Misses
Carrie
Holmes
and
Myrtle
An­
aie visiting her sister,
rs. I H
hprague
1
’ derson of Trenton Normal school have
returned home for the summer
I onLseuW
ndav?mUS ^
3 Wh¡tin^ v “ ¡tor
Anderson Bugbee and Miss
fi» from y thJet T re SpaCe‘ This ««lui
Postmaster Grant spent a few davs
muk. . dolph visited Tuckerton Tues- in Bridgeton recently
J
Captain Joseph Peckworth spent
“ » » ” !■. a « » S i S M
v ^ ? nne*h Tolbert motored from New Monday m Philadelphia
¿P * :
to spend the week end
Mrs. Charlotte Bennett is confined to
with his mother
a
also arranging for
a ehiidrdi s bathing: beach on iho k,?r
her home by sickness
y- Epnklin, a member of coast
F.
G.
Steelman
and
wife
o
f
Eatontown are here fQr the summer m atons shore, in shallow water. It will be en^
John Horner has sold his house at
w
taiidhis
hatH
Shipi.Bottom'
spent Saturiiay
de°r8in ^ no ff,re ^ keeP thei« from wan!
with
daughter,
Mrs.Percy
Mathews the corner of Railroad and Parker ave
nue, to Capt. Nelson Rogers
Mr. Horn of iMonmouth Beach, the
keptnf r e f fr; n
m S s Waterand Wi" be
Wm. H. Wilbert libs been overhaul­
Seaside Park people are far from
recnn!riI-C
-i)a^
?f
tbe
school,
was
a
ing
James
Streets
fine
yacht,
and
will
recent visitor here
Atlantic *i?y
— — * being pleased with
the sewers that
also put an engine in Harry Brown’s
Mrs. Sarah Hernberg of this place, party
Mrs. M. E. Crane of Beach Haven S
boat
J
O ff with y o u r hat as the flag s o e , b v ,
'l i dr a year aRo last wintM by the
'o L v rT nt LhelpinS teacher of the
W « ^ T * S ? ? . Ä taJ Co; . o f . Philadel!
Albert Boshierand acouple o f friends
ShenvjoS CorHsng her da^ hteE Mrs. n
phia I t is alleged “that”the*j0ints'3 a-e
fKLv’ haa been re-appointed. Mrs.
Y
e d man
1Ct thenonoh
e h e a r t fnr
h a vae i t ? & V_
y!
i onn,P rc
were here from Waretown Saturday
so
iar from being watertight
lenough
for
a
tear
in
your
e " bte^ , W" ' attend the teachers’ coiey e
pumping the se w L e the
^
?n
Hamilton Howard has gone to Asbury
um^merC° Umb‘a University during the
Park to take a place as lifeguard on
That y o u will not wipe away.
emPty’ Loth 'the P0ceaJ
Harry Corlis, of the coast guard lo­ aifd Ch try‘ T
the bathing beach
ford one
obnay’small
WhnCh
i3 a little heavy
work
CM»n8i Wcahneta SPrag ue, daughter of
cated at Island Beach, has bfen trans
tor
pump
y worx
Y ou’ r
Ed Parker has potatoes as big as
hi S. Sprague, is home for awhile
ferred to Harvey Cedars
eggs and about as fine a patch as
It is hoped that Mayor Mathi< will
.
u s r cta toi ,e called as a Red Cross duck
any around here
contmue on the road to recovery
saTe journeyPrance’ We all wish her
reports
were very favorable
y ' Last
■ Fi,a.nk Britton and wife spentSunday
«T O ».
iNewLv 5 Vi ti la?eiton, sPent two days family ret° Wn WUh Aaa Tay |or and
v” 1
S p ok e m ore than you r parted lips.
w York this week on business
y season
„
A
nu^
ber
of
our
People
attended
the sojourners here
Capt.
Fred
ICrugher
of
East
Orange
¡e evan^r f °Ur townspeople attend
evangelistic meetings at Forked was here on Sunday with his family
L
ifA
n
3
yKU
,‘
hu-y
on
your
»houlder
high
Friday eveningrC1SeS in Barn^ at ° a
iver
A nd show him the faded s h r e d - 8 '
Horace Taylor and Fred Armwell left
!“ t e ' ' 1
T h ose,,ty„pes w ould be fed a j th d sunjet
here Monday for the Remington Arms
lIs
h
tTnfCOk-iSl
ani
Wife
were
Sunday
lests of his brother, C. B. Corlis and works, near Chester, Pa.
sItnCriPal orato.r ^ t h o 1Masonic^!supper
Saturday evening, is considering Pan
Q„A" tbur .'Paylor of Toms River spent
If death could have d yed them red.
offer
from the Chautauqua Associf tion
Sunday with his father
ipeVwe^'l-^‘ Wri^ht> wh° G taking a
Mrs. Bertha Cresse of Green Crpplr
Dect/to 18 n? w at Los Angeles. He
list1
1
"3’
Sa 16 LettS haS been on the sick with them’ It looksng 8 dressin& tent
T h A °!?
thunders through all the air
?home° reacb A*asLa before returnA nd strikes right in to the h ea rtErnest
Stiles, who is now a rival to would be no bathhouses°for them to I I I
on Ju n Y il LadieS
Swift and Armour, is looking for a site
BeeithtrCa
5
y
o
.
u
’
b
o
y
’
be
th
e
re
!
Mr. and Mrs. John Layton o f OceanBe there, a n d ready to start.
to build an abattoir. Rea] estate oner
ah isPpaerdent°sre Spent SUnday bere port are spending a week with Mrs. G.
.»
ators will please note
per' traffic is
not very heavy
’ ''“ ouB‘l
L. Parker
(Continued on Page 6)
O ff with y o u r hat as the flag goes byt
Clayton Corlis and wife o f Barreo-at
n
v.
r
Edwin
Parker
and
wife
motored
tn
h
i S f “
«
“« t h .fÓ S ñ
T e « , L T e r J heL y o u n 8ster'* h e a d !
OCEAN GATE
J ? “din* and
SEASIDE PARK
...
“ Loan!
r
“Is ngerPe*H
*en°f
«■<>%S " Sf S Ä ' i r e
S Ä Ä Ä ä fiIF
*""'” r"°mn,,M-
a a h e « » « ;^
¿ Ä Ä Ä Ä
51 r,, £ • * ,
sw
BV HENRY TL B Ü Ñ Í1:
heri£“W t.GHolirniBViBltinB 31
ji/o Z
^
,he" “ «*>
°f the GoldeR Eagl^
w toUDr
toTuring’ cara,“one o í
m to Dr. Wm. C. Jones o f thatplace sister and family from Camden, also
her mother from Barnegat
LHaHeCbT r' June 13 to Mr- and,
r,ane L. Jameson at New Egypt . W. H. Penn has planted a lot o f land
in beans
1. WwJerbA tk'a8fc Week t0 Mr’ and
- “at:v Tuckerton
* u'-n.ei ion
| . A number o f farmers are busy catchip» p,,
p » u. rT- ^ ;----' naon
»ard Ke, KeI|y> daughter o f Mayor lng horsefoot crabs
b the school0;#^Tuckerton is a teachEugene Sanderson o f Cedar Grove
, and is now hi™ ? * '^ ,aI AFt>Trsn* ' Was here for a C0UP|e o f daJ’s last week
now home for vacation time
(Continued on Page II)
.-{• "S."' i s w - T„i&
to. hoId ‘ t h oly and high
F or the sake o f its sacred dead.
' ' « " . ' " ï " , . ! V ieto,,
».
&
Ba? at ai>ti daughters
from her late residence on Thuraday at
one o clock. One son
---- --survives
u» v4V
RiverAÌasthweeknd ^
are at
r S s t ì s i r “ ■ ■“ » » * - •«•»•»
Commodore Lubker waa o„n j »
m° t0red to Toms
Mra Judson Groff and children res
turned home Wednesday afternoon a f ­
ter a visit with her sister
noon dI
(Continued on Page 6)
PAGE TEN
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JERSEY COURIER
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along ih«* N«w JrrmjF a n i l fh*»
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p-hti?lklll Ititrr «nd ih*« Huwmrha». J
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TOMS RIVER, ft J.
-»iftii* N*w rtrw* ( .w i i t Ruittms.
Turn Rlv*r, Oc*an C* . N. J,
SS OO p*r V**r In Advance
•tffrd al II*
1*1*1 OSr* al T o'
•t e i m*M metter
W k ira ih* Syalem BrrakaDown
W a r D id n 't A n n u i Mote
tb*
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b* «f
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lì'«
a»uniti
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Win- and unvrarrantrd bigi« r m r l. all thing« mnddrrr«!. la now rn
•tat»lr and i.«»n pff|i|ha !•)«• i bètitMft a hiiltiilhi itM«*« Tb**** arr m
ahrat and flmir.
|ur«. 1 big bollar« going ti
raL of. but
Th». la Itarlf la rrwaun f«»r ! tbr tii|il«Ir», «a» Ibikt al Ira . i h i Imi»
traina In Ifcr coitnlry Iwing 1 worth of «mall boi
now bring
1* Uovrrtimrtil to «ohe Ilo» bullt in Ub«*wood. rg«t aidr and Wr*t
f fotal «lUtrlhu doti. T b r •irle nf thr railr*Mi< 1 trarb.
da nltb uà la that all tb«- ! nf tbr «lain. 1uri mir
|«M<k- g*">i
ilt.in- noi o lili thr Idea o( tu UhvWiHHl |«H.|.|r ami. f«>r that mat
f.HHi rnn Ih* tal»rii frodi tbr 1 ter. ft* all that M-vt un. Th* Miurr
M l «*
*• « ‘datila anua I» «h ÍbM
Tt*« Mlptf ri*i««a »f ihl* t a r i la ihr I h »
. itw «»» i4 j u m u M* ha* k m «Mtfiuti
| I» tl * Hill *r»t« rtf t*na»*Mi ht W im m
Il r “f f U i » ih *»« t*f t Siainnm.
>• *Mb Jtdg 9. f*»u» ta an«*
MMlglllhW ÌMMkVlilfS allh It««»!tir{«taf a,
«*Hpft| 1'•*’ f Muida llrtranr li«| RM
k i i i
•an ra d ìi ha (4«t)Uk*). allí
U oitiM*» lf (Hiifuiltig
wgtrta
h*t ih* | J ■!*•••* '*1
■)!
l«mi* In t *e rfl*l|iri
Thr*r f||#a tlftr
tm!>; tn«tr»tr4rd «ad hat* had mm
|'l« «’ijwdi « rr a» i*t bnHiirhai regula
t»«»n». U m I Vili rhrrrfult) gl*r ai| i»m
«Iblr itilonBiallua g* I*» Ihr |*m|iirf r«*n«’
|i!lniiff« wi h ih* lia .
|a all matter«
tu » will 1* w r t f o w and itMi«i4otair ta
j «haling wit II *hr j»tthlir, fMPrfrrráng f*> «Idi
lini ili4rtl I rathrr iban I« harán* ita’
»any or (MrrwHuitr an><*tir
Harina gtvrn «ilptitlnl pnUIr
•»i Ihr fnrihmailag ÍB*|irrtlitn,
»frf* asitM iTjfttrt rarh and r t a t
m i w ant It* Ihrir a* Iriitioa
Ihr I a m arai rrgardhw» «*f aiíli«ai*
•tañer». M authority I« mili
rmif p'naît lea I« trrvted M»|r|t
n a n nf < nmnirrrr
' '£
r^rd..
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The First
National Bank
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits
$300,000
»*dge
Ttlnf IC.
r light* h
“ih*ni
•itrj
«•> will a|w 0U|.ln) tbr l'nited
Uetotp* Keeeaue tiex |, pto,
tari. Work .he) wilf eianal mio
torta
wlthln halli»« .Metano* In «top
end eiibtt.il tu tn,|ieftion. Oie-retot» «f
11,1.II.rie.e|. »ho wllfnllv dlereaard enrh
hotliv«. or an.v iwneme *h«> amanti, rr»Ut
or In ilnv » ay hìltder Iiaeleetli.n ; ,
toni li. thr r,m itlo
In» lo tuoi irhoetn,
pollalit of I mVUU
Tbr lm,*.rt«»re ... ______________
• produci
lililí io til
eoBMUinrr paying frm two lui
vani a* tiitirh fur f«> I aa dir
tc» Ihr •^i|mtiflirr.
If o|
E’ d fur raitiDf il.
by writ
Government li
Whrn Ibi Fr*
applying at tin
«*f thr r
«|o|| (hat you pani fur j
let : Jame» \
Ubrrt Itoli and g« Ni to buy aterí *
It U«. Ih*|tiity Hurvryor, Vo. l.U Monili
it. (hr
untili nay get fifty «** nt«
tfid *tr«H*t. Philadelphia ; nr Ihrar I«»*
worth •f
or il nay grt twentyneu J.thn II Webb. Deputy CVI|..t
•rnis vitti b. Tbr
nt ra«ia for I
N, J ; J M l*rrkwn:th.
at Ihr ra ir of j \4t a ton. whrn I* Tachrrfon.
Mrrl
uly
IVdlrctor. Fork«! Hiver. N. J
•trrl wa« sohl
I brforr thr war ihr
In vira- of thr frrtiurnl arvedmta ami
at about
a t..n Vo« ti" milla arr I
* ‘
nrroua fatalilir« during thr auimnrr
I trying to hold up tbr building of tbr I
•on. dur to motnrhoat ownrra not
I inmil talkrd of flrrt that ia to «avr tbr |
ing provided thr proper equlpm*? t
Allir«
. « thy carrytag (•-«) gad munltiona « ««•• «afrgiiartliur thr livra of th *•
But miwbrrf dur« our ayatrtn «if
handling foodatuffa- fall
«ini«
__ «Iowa
- _ mi <
ii klj a» in tran*|»ortinf |>«*ridiable f<
An inwiatirr war noted in lb«* Uourtcr
lant f f r i of otto» ti«li|»otmd throwing
away -ir«o harrrl* «if whitiug our day
aad .'Hit Itarrrhi of tbr «aim* Hah Ihr
arat «Jay. hfarkrt prior« olitaii>r«l by
th r pound*Habrntirn «li«i n«>( pay for I .. Enrol- in *r.;«lcr qua» ill.. tb.n Oh- , Nlard ,* (h h ,,.,,. fb, n.p.rttuem ,.f
handling, icing and «hipping, so tbr
.ermnn « t a n t e . can «Inki unil I
Cwunercr he. lin ed |k» I iìt . or.1-,. m
hah w rrr ladled out ol I hr trap into the
nprn *ra. If Ibosr Hsdi could havr
\Vh> A n M ..... the .leel
be I ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKVOOOCCK,
h m i gotteu to Newark. Jeraey City,
putri<>ti<* a« aril a« thr litt.'»- it-llow
Fataraoa. KHiabrth. I'aaaak T m to a
LAWYERS WANT
j
who
Ittiught
hi«
leibrrfy
H
«tii«|>
And
Canulrn or many nmalHr p iirrs , and
aohl direct to thr itarm for five <*rfit« hiat ! how many rrnta worth of oil or
MONOPOLY IN DRAWING
Í «mokrlrwM povdrr. of meat. Hour o ri
a pound i*U» a I.Hrr.il of 1*1HI i«»iind«»
iK ÚH* return «fry-fifty, the Beli- lentber. <1» yj.u think jmnr dnllnr «route
dividing
DEEDS. WiLLS. ETC.
gfgmi would have made .none? at «T. w*yï For "I'ajr" 1« the Brat njrllihle of
t g B »I.
i i WandW ihr
W traneiinrutlon
W B i B I W I« mio I Paeriirtiem. «rbeaever the liovernmeat
Atlantic Pity, .luo«* 10.— The Nrv
thr trilli«
fpijVVS r »,»t- -I f**r n V.-.id j *n* f
J* » •> Phi .toMH iiitiai. in atiuuai conof Ir«« Ibai l«** 11' 11*a would have bctM
v*i.
1ion «liM'UM**d prop«»««'il «.hangei* ia
big. Alao. hungry hotiacwlrc« won hi I Whet* Wrightsfiiwn ws* taken a* a £ ati* law«. The pnqiomi n vUinij <»f
liavc «niipptil up thc«r »i*li <pii« kl> at IVd'ial army training «uinr. in«t*Hd of tk« michuni«*«* lien law was givta «up*
Hvc emt* a |Hiund. Ilorc, thru, wa have the coiiiparutively valuele««N land st port. Another law In .Ninteinplatioii 1»
the product the murkot and the rail* I llnitover «»r Whiting«, or a (h**eu other t<* prohibit real e«tat«' ag«*tit* and other»
rtnid to tratiRport the prialuct hut the pla«*«*« in S-*uth Jeraey, the reason given f' «m mMctisiug law in itgttrtl to drawfluid ia thrown away» hccniia«* the ea- was that the piiio lands were too «audy li-li wills, defila and «»ther legal instruta Mirim I chatinela *>f trade could not | for a camp. The Iasi ramp picked out polita. This measure wa« deflated last
carry it. Had the ti*heruien been abb* j a* at Anua|H>lia Junction. Md., au«l if winter at Trenton. Uhangea were out*
to get one to two cent* 11 pound abova it look« anything like it did the Inst time 1 «I h« re to meet the objeetions offered
the en«t of parking ami «hipping, they I went through there, it is a dead ringer t
and it ia hoped that the new kill
would have aliippcd tin* food gladly, for | h r the Whitings tract. Start a South v. 1 meet with more >ucc*e»a.
forem an blind-folded fwn Washing
a cent a iniiiikI on aiieh a mfrh meant
Governor
Edge, Judge John Patter*
S(MN> to flNK) to tin* pound tirlieriueu. t«»n. Baltimore or Annupolis, and let him s *:i. uf Philadelphia, and State Senator
But by the time the (tali had hern «l*en his eyeu near the junction, und he Harold R. Well! were speak« ra at tue
ahipped to New York« reahipped to would swear he was on the Tuckerton !.. vial bauquet.
Newark or Jeraey City, or wherever railr«»ad somewhere between Whitings
Without contest, the following offithey went, and had goue through two and Baruegut.
*•*■;_** were elected to serve for the •uor three hand« to the retailer, it would
►uing year: President, Eowmd M. Col*
One of the leading citizen« of the lie. of Newark ; vice presidents, Edward
be neceeairy to charge at leant ten
centr or m«*re a |Niuiid. ami that w»« county writes “The Courier” to voice a Q. Keasbey, of Newark; Walter Bacon.
thought
that has heeu in many minds, « Bridgeton; Alfred F. Skinner, of
more than the poor people who mould
and that has more than once been sug­ Newark; secretary, William Kraft, of
buy whiting could afford to pay for it.
Bonn* yeera ago the pound-nahertoeu gested iu the public press. His ouestion Uamden ; treasurer, Lewis Starr, of
00 making a hig <atch had an agree- is: "Why should the boys of America Camden ; for directors, Enoch A. Hig
inent with the I*. It. R. to run a “ finh be sent ncross the sea to fight Europe’s b*t\ Rdwlu fi. Bleakly. Jam*» 1> <’artrain.'' The H*h were iced mid bar­ battles, when there an* millions of tou, Frank KutznibacV Jr.. Adrian
Europeans of fi|bting age. from the Lyon. H ukIi Gaston, Hulph E. I.um,
reled, put 011 a fuHt exprciw and *ent allied
countries. In the Ignited States; George 8. Hobart and Michael Duun.
cot through the citiea and towns of New
why should not the Government
«Jersey and Eastern renuaylvania. and
first
send
home these men to their own
Word wa* telegraphed ahead and ad­ armies before sending our own people INSTRUCTION CAMP OFENED
vertised as well an could he that fi*h
It would seem that there
would he at the freight station at ftuch overseas?”
FOR OFFICERS AT SEA GIRT
be but one intelligent answer to
a place on such an hour, and house- can
that
question.
wives and peddlers flocked to the train
Sea flirt. June 16.—The camp of in­
to buy these fresh-caught fish nt five
War means pay, pay. pay. We are struction for officers and uon-oommisto six cent!, u ponml. The ritilrtu»! and
sioued off,errs of the New Jersey Na­
just beginning to find it out.
tb« pound net meu botu .nude money
tional Guard not yet mustered into the
out of thin plan.
Federal service. o|>eijed here at noon
But it interfered with the eatabiiahed
today. Governor Edge also officially
DO YOU KNOW THAT
order of tldnc*. The reytilar tinh deal­
took up his summer residence here. Ac­
er* in these cities. «ettiiiK their supcording to custom, the camp is mimed
Civilian health is the rock
plie* dully from the New York nnirket, which military efficiency rests? upon for the Governor.
could not sell tish on tlie day« when a
Major Marcus Stokes, F. S. A , sen­
bail train came through, and the New
The little house fly is a dangerous ior inspector instructor, d; tailed to
York markets could not sell to tiiese
thing? The time to “swat 'em” is in New Jersey, is camp commander. Cap­
tith dealers. "Trade wns demoralized.” spring?
tain Claude E. I.anterinan. adjutant of
the First Battalion. New Jersey Field
Beanie F rcezers were built, hig
is camp adjutant, und Cap­
catches 01 fish were sti»red for the winThe drinking of wood alcohol may Artillery,
tain Walter H. Leedom, Third Infan­
-ter trade, and the “ fish trains,” like­ produce
blindness?
try, is cam)) quartermaster. The in­
wise the cheap tish, were at an end.
structors are officers of the regular
Would it not be well for the Btute
Wwimmlng is a healthful exercise?
army and the New Jersey National
to see that these fish trains are again
inaugurated, so that food need not he
Human beings are the great agencies Guard.
wasted, when it is so much needed.
in the spread of human diseases?
PENNA. AND N. Y. TROOFS
There is more and more need of saving
every ounce of food, so they tell us.
No community can be really success­
AT W RIG H TSTO W N ; N. J.
Then let's find some way of getting
ful without safe waste disposal?
TROOPS AT PETERSBURG, VA.
food to the people who need it with­
out adding so much to its cost.
•^Among the many, many announce­
ments that the Courier, along with
all other newspapers, is asked to publwh for the Federal Government is one
from the Attorney General's Depart­
ment, calling attention that it is a crim­
inal offense to sell or give intoxicating
liquor to a soldier or sailor of the
United »States wearing Uncle Sam's
uniform.
Query: If drink be so bad for a sol­
dier. whose duty it. is to destroy, so
that serving him with drink become« h
crime, why is it not bad for any young
mau who is a producer, and why
should it not be a crime to serve to
him? Why should it not be a crime,
particularly to sell to railroad engineers
and other trainmen, pilots and other
boatmen, chauffeurs arid all drivers of
motor cars -these and ether men who
in their daily occupation carry the lives
of other people in their hands?
BILLY SUNDAY CLOSES
CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK
New York. June 18.—Billy Sunday
closed his ten-week campaign here last
night, preaching three farewell ser­
mons in the course of the day. The
audiences at all three services were
larger than on any previous Sunday.
At the «lose of the night service John
1). Rockefeller, Jr., speaking for the
campaign committee, thanked the evan­
gelist. Iu the afternoon former Am­
bassador Gerard spoke in behalf of the
free will offering.
A total of $114,000 made up the free
will offering. This, the evangelist an­
nounced. he would divide between the
American Red Gross und the Y. M. C.
A. work among soldiers and sailors. The
evangelist and his wife left after the
night service for Indiana, where they
will remain a few days before going to
the Pacific Coast.
During the campaign 88,26-1 persons
“hit the trail,” a number 30,000 larger
than that in Boston, where the evan­
gelist scored his greatest previous suc­
cess.
Why should the people of the United
States be taught to hate the German
people? For two years the propaganda
for war in this country used as its
chief asset every endeavor to make the
people of this country both fear and
hate the German people; now. that the
war is on, the same propaganda of hate WESTERN EVANGELIST TO BE
is being kept up. Newspaper after
CAMP MEETING PREACHER
newspaper is flinging all th»* rime the
darts of hate that rankle and sting and
json in the mind of th»* reader. Why?
Ocean Grove, June 18.—It is prac­
can conceive how those who were tically settled that all of the sermons
trying to make the United States en­ at the camp meeting here this summer
gage in the war, thought it necessary
__ will be delivered by Key. Or.
Paul
to preach this doctrine of hate; Icould 1 ltader, the Western evangelist,
now
conceive how it might be thought mv- pastor of the Moody Tabernacle, Chiessary if we were now making up a cago. The "net" cast bv Or. Rader will
volunteer army. But the young men. 1 be drawn in by Melvin Trotter, head of
those of German Woo! with the othe-s. the Pacific Garden Mission. Chicago,
have registered and will go when called ! who is something of a Billy Sunday in
for, and fight if need be. Then, why the use of the Queen's English. The
thin ugly and wicked gospel of hate? camp will open with the administration
If we are not at war with the German of the sacrament on Friday evening.
people, but with their rulers, as Presi­ August 24th, and continue until noon
dent Wilson lias said, why try to makn of Labor Day.
eur people hate the German folk?
f
Motor boatmen must lie sure to have
all the regulations that are .required of
them, as in previous summers, in addi­
tion, if you traverse the waters south j
of Barnegat Inlet you must have a war
regulation license, in upper Bameaat
Bay no license regulation has been ar­
ranged yet by the Navy, but one is un­
der contemplation, apd license will
jirobnldy be needed by July 1. Keep
this in inmd.
NEW JERSEY LEADS IN
INCREASE OF GARDENS
Washington, June 18.—New Jersey
is m the lead in the increased number
of food gardens, according to figures
made public yesterday by the National
Emergency hood Garden Commission,
The New Jersey figures show a 501 per
cent, incisa
Washington. D. C., June 15.—Major
General Bell, commander of the Oepartment of the East, has announced
that the troops to be drafted in his de­
partment will be assigned to divisional
cantonments as follows :
"The Metropolitan district of New
York city, at Yapnauk, L. I. ; the upper
part of Pennsylvania and the remainder
of New York State, at Wriglitstown,
-V .1 : the remainder of Pennsylvania
at Annapolis Junction, Md. ; Virginia
Maryland, District of Columbia Dela­
ware and New Jersey, at Petersburg,
\ a.
LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL TO
HAVE ATHLETIC GROUNDS
Lakewood, June 18.—At the meeting
ot the Board of Education of Lakewood on Friday evening lust, the con­
tract was awarded to Mr. John B.
Peters to grade the grounds in the rear
of the high school building and put
tltem in shape for a baseball diamond,
football field and a quarter-mile run­
ning track. There were two bidders,
the other being C. H. LeCompte The
project was mapped and plotted by W.
K. Kinsey, the local engineer, who
thinks he can also arrange for one
tennis court.
The Peters hid was
$l!)ti0.30.
Bay Head Man Wants to Know.
Trenton. June 15.—The .Supreme
Court today allowed James N. S.
Brewster, nf Elizabeth, a summer resi­
dent at Bay Head, an alternative writ
of mandamus, compelling tlie Shrews­
bury Bungalow Colony, of Batontown
Township, Monmouth County, and its
president, Clarence M. Fowler, to show
cause why they should not allow Brew­
ster the privilege of examining the
hooks of the company. The writ was
applied for some time ago.
Brewster’s affidavit set forth that he
subscribed for twelve sharres of stock ill
the colony worth $50 a share, and was
elected a director.
He claimed that
tnere had been no regular meetings of
the company, and the records were in
the possession of Clarence M. Fowler.
For failure to pay its corporation tax
the company was dissolved by Govcrmu'
i Fielder in Ptl J. Brewster wants an
examination „f the hooks to ascertain
j the vulu* of liis stock
Tic company was engaged in land de­
veloping.
11* apprrrtated h» nw.irr» a l mol„rboeln
wbm tary rraliar thr r it r a i of thr finn
!» /.T* V f « * * * hy thr rrgulation* f«»r
thr folhiwiug viulatlon«, io wit :
Aachor t ight ............................
go»rf>
Itiinniug light ............................. ' j („,
Financial
Independenc
SfMilid producili! «Irvii-m...............
pai
l.tfr-aavlna appliancr«.................... fon
<i|N*rator*N licrnar................... ..
NIrana far ritinguUhing bttralag
gawiiiaa.................................... 77^
]4N)
!*Ì'ot rulr* noi on board............... 1*50
leali arawm. drapitr thr widr publicltv and warning givrn to nododm.at owo*
^lÌ > v*0,*fh»tiM wrrr rrportml
iu thia diatrlrt. and in nrarlv all raara,
bfavy finca wrrr imp«>«r<| and cfdlrctrd
W KK>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf
It** the money you save now th
tablisbes your financial independ
for the future. Besides, there is
satisfaction in setting aside a port
your income regularly ¿ach we
month.
NEHTENMILLION
You can make this Fourth of JuJy one
of the happiest days of your life by
opening st ’"count -vi
the
County Trust Company.
«■«hington, June 1«.— KegUtratloii,
totaling K.ftWt,75»l In the selective draft
had been re|mrtid tonight from forty-five
State* and the District of Colombia.
he three Stales still miming were Mus
saehu setts, Kentucky and Wyoming,
whose aggregate Is ejpeeted to bring
the grand total done to 11.560.00'I
Hr the time the registration roll, of
the provost marshal general are com­
plete officials mav he ready to proceed
with selections for the first war nrtuy
increment.
The greatest single problem present­
ed Is the formulation of a fair pollry of
Three
selecting exemption tribunals.
plans are understod to be under con­
sideration. One would provide for ap­
pointment through the Governors of
the States, a second through Federal
Judges and the third through a central
committee to be located in Washington
Men who ri gistered for military serv­
ice are anxious to kuow how the draft
will affect them. The public generally
is interested in the method of conduct
ing the draft and who it will take. The
majority of families have at least one
member subject to conscription and for
that reason very keen interest is shown
locally. The cry of "politics” in con­
nection with the exemption boards has
caused such a stir iu certain parts of
'he Country that the Government
hastens to reassure the public that no
favoritism will be shown. In the seleetivc system the laborer will be on equal
footing with the millionaire's son. Any
member of an election hoard found
showing favoritism is liable to impri
onment.
The status of the men who signed
Registration Day will not he known
until the actual drafting process in­
jury wheel. Regulations affecting ti e
exemption boards and rules to be fol­
lowed ill making the draft have been
drawn up and submitted for the ap­
proval of Secretary of War Baker and.
Inter, President Wilson, hut are not yet
ready to be made public.
The withholding of this information,
although trying to the anxiety of many
persons, is done, according to Provost
Marshal General Crowder, to avoid con­
fusion and false information reaching
the public. The draft regulations, it is
explained, will follow the provisions
of the selective service bill to the letter.
More than 1 .000.000 m,,n wj]] |)p
ealjed out to insure the necessary
025.000 men for service. Out of the
first number will be weeded the unfit.
Military authorities deny the rumor
that men drafted and found physically
unfit for field service are to he utilized
as clerks, stenographers, etc. Every
man drafted will he used for military
service only, it is understood. Fur
thermove. men drafted, unless exempted
"■ill have no choice of service, but to
train with the conscript army.
HOME GUARDS TO
REPLACE MILITIA
An inkling that the home guards of
various municipalities may he called
upon for duty on bridges and at irjportant points following the withdrawal
from these posts of the National Guard
is contained in a report from Trenton!
Adjutant General Charles \Y. Barber is
planning to organize a military bodv
of home guard members to temporarily
fill the place of the militia. Ifembevship will be made up of the present
wHMnnFi,8"
'r
,ll<'s,'
will^ not be interfered
with. organizations
Each man who volunteers for the
new service will be called upon to
take an oath to serve for a term of
years or for the duration of the war
and will be subject to the call of the
Major of Ins municipality in ease of
dutv'^mil’ ,“ f the Sheriff for county
duty, and of the Governor for State.
5.10(10
(innSmenBthnif
Kheapproximated.
Nuti<1I,al Guard,Offior
men, will be
000 wi h>P Chi,sen il,Hl battalions of
o fS250
fir wmen
b,‘ m
,f f,n,r
companies
of
each. U1uThe
company
will
have 10 platoons of 25 men
Not less than 25 men will form a
riHesatof "ion 0ffl0 " con?m!lnit.v and™for
" a, of 100 000 population the tiasis
m
t Z Home
vT cen>
nf th<lCities
military
unitl of
of the
Guard
hJ
XeT.™?
d aml
vvi11scale
h!" ’p will
twl;
pei
cent.,0,Tand
a graduated
be followed for smaller places
Requisition has already been „bade
NnthmM ¡S ,0h Wil1 0(1 'furnished bv the
Nntioi a Government. For the present
tin State will not furnish guards a-'
mapy of .he home guards have already
equipped themselves.
uireacij
Blanks sent to the Mavois ask
■i’ei
f!;™ir,K tb" guards
willing to volunteer
i0! ••
- T companies.
4 ', Paid in our Special D epartm ent.
TO M S R IV E R .M E W J E R S E Y .
W ANTED -Notice
....................
. pro ___
of any
ined
Municipal or SchoolIR
Bond offer
ing* or sales. We m ay he
bidders.
4
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
Camden, N. J.
OUR AR M Y of
T elephone Workers
D
so
A C K o f the telephone service that is
X -' essential today in preparation for the
National Defense, stands an anriy
tele­
phone workers engaged in keeping th e
service up to the highest possible standard.
of
It
is a Picked Army,
From the highest in
command to the lowest in rank each employee is
selected with the purpose o f bringing into the
telephone business only those who ai|*e capable of
doing the best work in the service c)f the public.
I t ÍS a T i a i n e d A r m y . Each employee is fitted
for his or her task in our telephone schools, where
the proper foundation is laid for future efficiency
and where the true spirit q f service is taught.
It IS <1 S k i l l e d A r m y . The high order o f work­
manship displayed in the building o f lines, in the
installation of switchboards and telephones and in
the systematic handling o f calls is evidence o f
this practical training.
I t ÍS a L o y a l A r m y . Day or night, in sunshine
or blizzard, in fire or in flood, the call tjo the service
is ever uppermost in the minds o f the Bell Army.
It never Jails to respond in any emergency calling
for prompt and effective work.
Your Bel] A rm y is in fighting trim i}OW, alert,
watchful, dependable, prepared to furnish
the best possible service under all conditions.
Cooperarían with the operator and care o f your fetePhone equipment tn prevent damage tviH help us to
étrnl f h you tlie ^‘Ith quality o f service so essential at
the present time.
N EW YORK
TELEPHON E
Veterans’ Yearly Encampment.
Asbury Park, June 15.—With tile
election of officers today the fiftieth anL : il encampment of the New Jersey
\ eterans of the G. A, R. cane to a
TIojo. The new officers are: Walter I.
i’
Jersey City, commander; George
.«oyd, Jersey City, senior vie« coni. ni.icr; (!. A. Warden, Millville,
c® command«*)-; Rev, William
1. AM'ott. Asbury Park, chaplain : Wi!
limn T». \ an Dnynrt. Trenton, medical
director. The loyalty of the New Jei-
CO M PAN Y
sey veterans wras expressed in 8
gram to Presicilent Wilson
LAW PROTECTS BIRDS’ NESTS
isAmong the laws of New Je,se?
one that reads;
, ,,.p «epts
“It shall be unlawful to rob the
,
' *-o.v the egg« or w i w r
or take or dest
except the under f
bird whatsoeve
Igliau rf:|
-f.x
**- 'V
---'o,r7obl
eggs of the English
»ari°
,........
. .,-U
for each i W t J W '
penalty
of $20
and each egg so removed or dest
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS FO R_
VEGETABLE GROWERS
W E O FFER
r«4r||i|g lltm il Ib is S|Mir Mtt)«*t9«**t
•*» Will l r MlfrM.|r,| hv (hr y r f )
‘UIHta iHtMr I I U lfllA
lluM t'Vrl,
»«M *»f Ibrrr » r r r M «rln| m fit»*
***• *[ to VffT <t|*|*iir«iif Ibut I
■
‘t l l ir r lA n li-tii Hr* lulling In
Th« «»It U not krl.f
l)
ttlrtl III
$60,000
ibk
r rrfuwa <»r npgin i*
f anlnu
«* |d»M* an that llirjr ran
i * .•"*»* »» «•» ramar w
l>*9hrt. If jt |a Unit nf bwiWlrtL ....
«tvwrr ta» llar |irl»Urf . ,,f * riling to
Jr** ****,# Agricultural (‘«ill«**** at > W |
ridi. N J , iftd ««à fur ttorlr Hr*
•u lit«* lltkinr \ rg**| «loir (¿«rtl •it
din» i
*t. tfiviitg (tor
** N|Nirt (to# id«nt- »toiMitd «to*nd
t hr«( kwrlximietit. T ill« d r ,y . !
tot »1*«» br tor||»fu| 1«» lto«MM* gr«»W* I
» »rr MVlRBlhf It» tiNvr vin*mi!
1» Ibeir as rill-it w lirto in») b#
l'Uttlfal tu Uhm» i ihm whirl» Mill bar*
timr to maturr f«»r fall an i winter tiar
tv ff‘ inrb i f
Ur ut ilia to
tlintr
lore tbr Intmisl bui.l foul
#« It rrulljr rxlst..
Asparagus.
\C ß
and
and
“ Open Your Mouth
Shut Your Eyes
m Give You Som ething
M ake You W is e !“
to
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP
414% BONDS
Due Serially $ 3 ,0 0 0 June 1, 19 18, to June 1 ,1 9 3 7
(Whan, aa and if issued)
Particular* on Application
A. B. LEACH © COMPANY
- J V . « " ? « * « ■ «■»■»'i I* ararla* iu
115 So. Fourth Street
««I. In lari. iiian> gruwrrs bsvp *1«•!) ain|i|in
their real )»un*
- 1 rulliti*
It .,«.
Iha» tbv> may grow up ami tU
Philadelphia
Penna.
Cri«p. delicious c o o k ie s -n n d never a burnt one I T h e steady, even flame stays
op a Btnmg nml ayateiu fur ft»*« Jr
put you don t need to watch the New Perfection.
*
»♦•ut of tirai ymtr’a rrop, M¡t|j
havr not pr»Mlur»»J a «hravlly t
1« lb«*)• »liniihl bavr, Tbla mi
to lu a n V d h t ^ ^ L U ‘ a 0* ° r l c* * fange “ nd a M * no m o ra
coal orwrKvl
» Lbv fac-t that lu*t fall a wry ar<1rough!, ami, |M>rba|ia, wrinJa.
E
&
j £
A f i r e " ■
»“ • ' " y - la * , »n d . c « , :
to prt*vent tbr n**»ta from Mtoritig
Representative
tigih from which to produrr a
vy
•
<M
tbia
apring.
irvcraiQie
1u1 i A
*1 UIJ.
' U ,h®
— -----Barne gat, N. J.
j i *1 c« ' ° *h° VUy?
new...c
fe",ure,he «lasa reservoir.
«!••• reservoir.
Celt ry.
d S rb tt
’ 0 ,1 '
< » k'« » « * . V . d . . y cIm d .nd
Tbr crlrry plaota arr growing ulcrly
ÌA*t- ila
tail crop, winch t« uaually
Step*..
TUCKERTON
•**'
tbr brida during July. On a vary
SILVERTON
•inuil iKuh* it la adviaablr to trauaplaut
tbr wlrry •»rrdlinga whro tbey arr ab«iut
ey
G«!e
spei
Mr». Harvey Gale spenta portion of
.
H*? nah Til Uin of Osbornville
two incur» high. l»rt them atand about the week in
E. H. Berry
rPhiladelphia
.,and
ana M
rs. g.
Mrs.
E. Vinter
Vanter and children of
tbrrr tuebra upart racb way uutil thry
T. S. Sprague
Mia*
Pearl
Greene
of
Harrisburg
ia
Brooklyn
were Sunday gueata of E. B
it»
«ueir
iMTinanrot
pla«*ra
in
tbr
Joa. Grover & Son
Beach^Haven
, , ,
the
guest
ie
of Mr. and Mr*. Houston j Irons and family
held. Iu tbia way an imuirtiar root
Ocean Gate
Beach Haven Plumbing
Lakehurat
rlacoll
^
___ ..
ayatrr.i will br drvrloprd, ao that the Driscoll
. «»—
Mre.
Geoi
Toma River Supply Co
n; "oorge
Manaon and son Dougv Company
E. F. Larrabee
J. F. Johnson
plant» will grow aplendldly whru art in
W. I. Smith spent Thurada;* in! laas
-----1 V . “ *n* *P*nt a few days last
tbr Mdt regardIraa of vratbrr Where Philadelphia
week
with
Mr.
andMra. D. A. Clayton
c-onvniirnt t«» do ao, apraying with Bor­
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
deaux mixture ia nTtiuunenUrd at iutrrRev. S. K. Moore, Dr. F. Black and I Arthur Clayton and wife of M .n.
vula of rvrr.Y trn day« from the timr tbr
N ew «L
,N~ W
New Jersey
amJIjnga Are up uutil thr m p ia grown,
“ turn Irgf blight may b** pr**vrnfmf
p o i* , »rtiiug alat trti.
in PMidelphi. "* W” * "
^
Cabbage Worms.
Thr rab'iage worm »rema to hr quitr
M m^W illard'^iougii Monday * l * * * * ' ■ " 5 u E l t o t S
(leaffurtive to rarly nihbugr tbia attrntorr. In such caaea, tMiwdrml unuMiatr the home o f Mr. and Mre. C. E. Parker p / v 1? * " I r.u.ex and friend o f Aabury
of, lead diiatrd U|»on the dew-wet plHiit«
Mias Clara Morns and Mias Clara i n j w ifV o v t's u n ^ .y ^
Wm'
w ill completely dtatroy any green worma
----.. V
i uin
ov.f ...
New
ork s|ic
spent a portion o f
vv« i n .
, ^.
which may be preaent. lie« sum. tbia Scarle
■
i*
the
week
at
the
home
of
------*
Mrs
M
1
"
f
8*
eF
Gant
and
w
ife
entertained
on
\Norji i» exactly thr «»lop of the leavea
J- Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Livj* nniv I - priKont without mir realizing Morris
zey and children o f Lakewood
It. I line 1» uhaolutely tu» diiugur «*f
Mre. A. Townsend of Atlantic City is
|m)im»iitug thow wlm cat the canbage, spending the summer here
Messrs Eden B. Irons and Richard
LAKEWOOD
«ili Stiperintend ls that recently pur|ir«»v.
uu
th«*
|
H
>
ia
r»ti
ia
applied
before
1 homas callec^on friends at Chadwick
•Imsed b> Mi»» Kthel Walker for her
DAILY
TESTS
ORDERED
Mrs.
Mary
E.
Stiles
is
spending
sev­
tii«’
i»*
*
jti!
login»
to
develop.
Thin
name
Sunday
achool.
I oÌN*»noiia diiht will aia«» dcHtr«»y potuto eral weeks in Trenton
Ailwrt ttrreuield n-turnrd Hatuiday
Hr. 1. H. Hauce is 011 a inotor trip
OF GASOLENE PUMPS bugh, ton .jto worm» uml the cucumber
Chester Irons and party o f friend*
to New York after u vi»it with big
C.
W.
M.
Guhle
o
f
Philadelphnspent
of
lOT
or
three
weeks.
Ile
Intenda
viabe«*t i»%
ntother here.
a portion o f the week here with his motored down from Trenton Sunday
itin* thè I lattsburg engampment, 8urWhat Not to Plant.
family
Trenton, June IN.— Under a rule
John Walker, colored, official dog
UHSP l.ake sin] Msiiebesler. \*t.
Miss Lida L. Irons spent Friday and
promulgated hy State SuiierintendCnt
catcher of Lakewoinl township, ¡h held
Altuoat any vegetable may be plant­
Miss Bianche tìiuder, daughter of Mr
wrth_Mre.
|. C. Price is visiting her daugh- <Saturday w
i t h " rs- 1 imbrook Apple{•rank Wunxer, of the Department of ed at tbia time, therefore, it i» not twi terMrs
uoder |600 bail for the grand jury on
unii Mr». Martin Giudei-, of Bei-in-n
m Trenton
, £ute at ! oms River
v\eights and Measures, dealers using lut«* to start u home garden. However,
a charge of threatening to kill John
a\enuè. and Joseph H. Moulek, of New
automatic devices for the sale of gaso­ Momc crops abould be avoided, aucb as
Thompson, a colored prize fighter.
Mrs. A. Bachrach and daughter, Mies *p i^ 1™ J i 7 ? nor Irons Mrs. Eden Irons»
in°N«w ì'ork* " 6 '“a’TliMl ',D s » tu« l“ -v
lene will he required hereafter to make p«us, i>Ui(»UM and lettuce.
------- -» *their
*
Kicnard I nomas, Lida and Barbara
Thompson charges that Friday, Walker
Anna, r»f
of ronwL..
Camden, i*——
have opened
dtiily tests of their pumps. The rule
we« much the worae for taking aomeIrons called on Mr. and Mre. Fred
summer
home here
Rutabaga Turnips.
requires a test before the first sale each
thing other than water and became ob­
Marra o f Lavallette
Mrs. Joseph Markley of Salem is vis­
JUNKMAN HELD FOR BUYING
jectionable. When Thompron remonday and also before commencing to use
i his very isipului' large growing tur­
atfirted, he boys. Walker pulled a renew supply of liquid. Standard liquid nip may he piantisi during the next few iting her parents at the M. E. parson­ — .7 ’ 7 8si,e c layton of Freehold is
METAL FROM TRANSPORT ameaaurea
visiting Wesley Clayton and w ife
volver and threatened to kill him.
of the gallon and five-gallon weeks. '1 lie seed is usually sowed thin­ age
1 whereupon Thompson had Walker arcapacities
are to be used.
ly In rows two and a half feet apart
On Friday last, Samuel Cohen, n
Miss Anna Summers o f Philadelphia
Fred J. Marra of Lavallette and Miss
l rested.
With the constantly increasing num­ After the seedling; are up they are has been spending several days as the Elia Irons o f Silverton were united in
Lakewood junkman, who is well known
Mr«. R. J. Tilton, of Fourt street,
all along shore as a hover of jnnk whs
ber of automobiles the sale of gasolene thinned out to stand six to eight inehes guest o f Mr. and”Mre'.
and
i
'
"
Frink'Layton
marriage at Torrj River, Thursday
ha« gone to Anbury Park to open the
arrested
by a deputy u*
U'. 8. Marshal,
fh1
o
t
.her »upply points by apart iu the ;■iw. If the ground where
.(ne
l
« renal, on
J'
charro of buying
hnv nu ,,n
Hotel Biberón.
the
charge
up junk „»li
stolen
the old method of using measures has they are to grow is still occupied with
Miss Ethel Kelley o f Trenton is spend- une 14th at 10 p .m . Judge w
Ífra Joseph Naylor ami »on William,
from the wreck of the transport Sunibeen practically abandoned, and there the previous crop the rutabagas may he mg the summer with herparents.Mayor leffrey performed the ceremony. The
happy
couple
will
reside
at
LaVallette
of Kidae avrnur. have bran spendinc
ner
which stranded on Baruegat
are now about 1*000 of the new auto­ started iu a seed bed and transplanted and Mrs. W. H. Keliy
Homs time with Mr». Naylor’s mother
luter on. I.nng lslund Purple Top ru­
shoals last December. His employee.
where the groom is in business
matic pumps iu use in New Jersey.
Mrs. Florence Kaiser spent the week
at < ollingawood.
Max Shapiro, was also arrested. They
tabaga is. peinaps, the standard vurlp,isSTii
D
f
«
,
the
B
<,w
™nlation,
Sup­
end
in
Trenton
The regular monthly meeting of the
erintendent Wanner said that the me­ <ty. I he regular small turnips need
WT
A*b" rv
«nd held
nnder tHKKI bail each by U. 8. Coml i C h a m b e r of Commerce wa»
chanical devices, such as the automatic not be planted until the middle of July
Mrs. Calvin E. Parker is visiting rel­
OSBORNVILLE
U -tiri
held Tuesday evening.
missioner Juiiifm I), Csrton.
l ump, frequently get out of order, aonie- However, the rutiibuga requires a longer atives in Philadelphia
The Hanes cottage on Third street
This is a sequel to the arrest of five
times working to the disadvantage of growing season for its best development.
has been rented for the summer by Wilfishermen and the watchman left on
the dealer and sometimes to that of the
Mrs. Lyman Alien o f Atlantic City is
Edgar V’anNote and Tylee Reynolds
Strawberries.
ham B. Howard, of New York
Sumner by the Government, on a charge
consumer. The new rule, he added, will
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. have purchased a Ford auto truck
“
of conspiracy. The Government holds
Mrs. 8. 8. Gaylord and daughter
insure a square deal to both
After the plants have produced their E. A. Horner
Mr. and Mrs. John Applegate anenf
that the men employed in wrecking the
Margaret hare gone to Califoruia, ]•«.,
Air. Wanser also called attention to crop they are quite exhansted.ThereWilliam Stiles o f Philadelphia spent Sund“ y at Long Branch with their
Sumner and taking valuables from her
to spend the summer with Mrs. Gay­
another practice of some dealers which fore, they should not he transplanted for
lord s parents.
had an understanding with the watch­
® 'J’,eek ,®n(j here with his parents, Mr. William,who has been ill for some tta£
"
T ‘" hv his department, severul weeks. A new bed may be es­ and
Mrs. Harvey Stiles
man. and carried off the brass and
Mias Silvers, of New Brunswiek, is
t V
t0 ithe twi speedy withdrawal of tablished by setting out the newly-de­
bronze httiugs with his knowledge,
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. Hartson
the hose from the tank before oppor- veloped plants as fast as they are pro­
M
iss
Dora Lazoroff is visiting rela­
A. —
Bye,
»Second
street.
^ v 'eft the ship for the shore,
•'-1 of U
VVUIIU Blicri.
tuinty has been given for all the gaso- duced.
tives in New York
while in the Government employ, and
John E. Henderson, who ha» just reh,f. 7 , drain from the hose. He attrithat they sold this metal to the junk
Rev. Wm. Disbrov. was a recent vis­
turned from Simsbury, Conn.,
ha» ac­
~ i., hi
butes the practice to undue haste rather
Albert Hulse motored to Long Branch
itor in Philadelphia
8
a small part of its real value,
cepted a position as superintendent of
t imer «Du attemPt tu defraud the cus- SHERIFF ADVERTISED SALE;
on Sunday and spent rhe day ™th
l i e Comer s Baruegat correspondent
an estate and will go there next fall.
tomer. and suggests that motorists
friends
Mrs.
Louis
Selliez
of
Philadelphia
mouths ago told of the destruction of
Mr. Henderson will as usual have hi»
JUDGMENT NOW REOPENED spent the week end here with relatives
tank df n r e 7?* 7 * hose remains in the
valuable mahogany doors and other
riding stables at Spring l.ake this sum,0 f . 7 7 h a v e he er, m o t o r i n g
7
»
i
f
.
,at
leaKt
a
f‘‘w
seconds
after
woodwork,
to
get
from
them
metal
to
mer. The estate which Mr, Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rider o f Ess- to .Seaside l ark from this place the
Although Sheriff Brown had ndveihe sold as junk.________
been madeUrn
^ PUmp Crank llaH
^ave CaKen UP their residence fast week to have a few hours snorS
I T ., th.£ hale " f P«rt of the right of wav here
each day crabbing
port
ot the Trenton, Lakewood and Seacoast
i ail way Company, under a judgment
Florence Brittingham and son
Mrs.
Warren
Waidell
was
a
ManObtained against them by Charles O. o f Oxford were recent visitors at the
asquan visitor on Tuesday of this week
KJopp Judge Jeffrey on Friday last
agreed to reopening the judgment and home of Mr. and Mrs. George Horner
Th^r"
^ rs’ C- A. Johnson and son
.
F*. Hess of Lakewood spent a nor ih e onSnd
having the case retried. The application
were out o f town vis;»«, 2
P
p
tor reopening the judgment as made bv tion o f the week here
i Wednesday o f this week
1
c°
Lawyers Halsted H. Waiuwright, of
Manasquan and Richard C. Plumer, of
Lakewood.
FORKED RIVER
1he Sheriff’s sale had been adver­
tised for May 111’, but was held up bv a
fContinued
from Pag* 0)
may
ex­
;,°urt order. The sale was to satisfy
three judgments obtained by Charles A
Mrs. D. A. Parker visited -Mrs Dora pand to meet the increasing
McCue, Stewart Holman and Charles Herbert at Barnegat Saturday
! ’• rtlopp, all for work alleged to have
foods, but it will
Sheriff Edward F Haughton o f Mid- cost
I am a candidate for the
been done for Mr. Valid.-grift, of the
dfernXi ounf y an|j family were guest - buy a sufficient quantity
\jmdergnft hij^iioennir
and also
’ ’
i l heaik° th<‘ ,a,lw».V company at that at the Greyhound inn Sunday
Shredded Wheat to nourish
^ h '1
were brought against
of^m
fthb
R^man
APP,eSate
and
friends
»""»Putties, and it is alleged that
or South River were guests ar
s every member of the family.
the KIopp suit was not, defended by the hound inn Sunday
g
the GreJ ‘
Two
railway company, because its officers
knew nothing about it.
m Af APPP7 %nd j?arty of LambertviUc,
with milk make
Mr. Waiuwright. on behalf of the . • J-> spent Sunday at the Orpvbonn i
company, petitioned Judge William H. inn and engaged Capt. John Hofmes for good, nourishing breakfast
stated
rP.opeD, tllr judgment. He
Mhln^ tr’P and reP°rted a fair catch
at a cost of a few cents.
«toted tbat at a hearing held before a
?£V« i Nt?r 1U chancery KIopp had viSf « n g Chhearrj tyBUnneil ° f P™ o n is , the body-building material
Wi k °h dn-eot examination that lie
in the whole wheat grain.
Pn i.ctn h,r7 1 b-v R,’-V T. Havens, of
l omt Ilcasaut, to do the work he bad
For breakfast or dinner with
done, and that, he was working for the
Vandcrgrift Rngiueeriiig Company Thberries, or other fruits.
jnligmenLn0d “
"'hpening the
_______ ____
J. HORACE SPRAGUE
Dtalen who tell and recommend New Perfection Oil Cook
T° " Ri'"
-...SET
¿ 0 2 » **
ii£ S 5
were here X n
,s.l?,r><,*y v“ito"
NEW PERFECTION
<ML C 0 O 3 É S T O V E
wTh?eiatitrt0nSpent Sunday hepa
ANNOUNCEMENT
Y o u r W if e 's “ A l ­
lo w a n c e “
not
of
cuits
Republican Nomination for
of
Shredded Wheat Bis­
a
All
Surrogate of Ocean County
at the
OLD HOME DAY
AT LAURELTOM
September Primary Election
The ladies of th.
Church will celebrate
min
j »rient
Baptist
i.'-ir fourth an-
O ld Home D a y «,„ J i m o 'ü s 'a t fy v
Hall, Lmireltou.
The, „ronose to sc-ve
ZV' “JHl
a;,d «the:- refreshirnnts. Special music will h« a tV-ntu»c
•
and respectfully ask your support
- u ?ve '*?■, ThlV w:\]
r.
1
»» op'o’ ’-
‘T
? 11 ^’h’iidships anil
of Laureiti aI
’y w,tb thp P«»!»!»’
and fertilizerJS,*lg l “ lm lor pig i&od 1
No crabs have bet ji c aught in the l
so far
fiPirir'i f i etCherha8returned to Plainfield after a stay at his country place
, F. O. Briggs is giving fine show«
his plavgroutjij iheatre
Frank Penn, the
caught 90 fish"^Monday,"mostfii
blues and weakfish
01 lbem
Made at Niagara Falls,
PLEASANT PLAINS
HOWARD APPLEGATE
Fa,d for by the Howard Apnlegate Commit.!«
Forked River, N. J.
P. j. Zabriskie, Supt. Jersey City
Char.'ex
Stock Yards Company, Jersey
ley and (rtuufhter Vvn rfoWard Br«dCity, New Jersey.
! ISa.v-s ; W<’ user] RAT-8NAP mir| h.iHi-d_of ,vou abóut ouv piart forche
!I Ìssrnnftatìsm
Vri!!' pi-i-narntion
« '« - W a y a t / e C Ä «
, R'v I . I!> a" fWoriderful
- r did beyond questiun all y„„
(,.j
to
Ä ' m0nUe
i wouM do—kilhng thè redenta, di-iv- P h ^ 0^ ' P^
■ ria. ‘>m ,fmm
ba«nts. orni e!iru­
mar,ng oi,„-s ariKitig troni thc’ r dr-itìi
a n t e s '! tohnHW Ph' V ÍV’ J ^ P * ! «
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n,(V-rKV Th m * mv».
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U iyvernini.
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Atlantic C,ty last'Sunday 5 “ :otored 10
iUver.nd
Starei.'"Tomi
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They Fit All
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*3end ¿c stamp ror new hrnlr on «»»»«
1» - canning.
— in.
J““ 1
^ tof °.nc doze?
if yo«*connot u*t them at
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BOSTON WOVEN HOSE & RUBBER CO.
Cambridge. Mass.
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it« merit«. When you purchase it you know
that our guarantee goes with it.
If for any reason It does not give satisfaction, let us
know—“we’ll make good”. Not merely sales, but permanent customers, that’s our policy. If you are not
enrol eJ in the ranks of our army of regular customers,
we ask that you call on us and give us an opportunity
»0 serve you. Enlist now.
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The A . B . N E W B U R Y
Opposite Central R. R. Depot
CO.,
inf
Willard Parfcar and wife o f fronton,
rallfd on friend* In town on Sunday
William Ruthfua* and wlfa niter
Uinod over tho e w k end tba pa rents of
Mr. Ruthfuaa o f Newark
Charloa Henry Iron» haa Dean quit*
III the paat weak. Mu eon, Albert of
Trenton, »pent the week rnd with the
family
Augustua Ridgway and wife enter
tained on Sunday Waiter Pitman and
wife, Garrett Pittman and family of
Camden, Win (tideway of Coiurnbua
Mra. Moilie Archer o f thia place
■ bdgar Murphy Jr. o f Parroingdale. la
vuitiitg hi»
his grarxfpsrei.ts,
grsndpara *- Juhn*>turnhy
1 “ *
wifei of
o f thia place
Murrell l hompeon and wife o f New
-h hie M fin t i
William I hompaon and wifa
Mr. and Mr*. William M. Naah and
• l»e aona o f Haddon Heights, were
Sunday visitor* with hi* father, W m.
N an
Charles Hopkina and wife entertained
in Sunday I. P. Seaman and wife of
Further Argument Usele««
There's a certain point in nearly everything a id e , beyond
hicn cheapness ceases to be economy.
One of these things it lumber.
Cheap lumber, like shoddy furniture or paper soled shoes
is always dearest in the end, Remember, it*« the final, „ot
the first, cost that counts. Evety time repairs have t* h.
made on vour buildings makes your cheap lumber cost you
just that much more.
Ii any further argument accessary in favor of using g 03,j
lumber when yuu build ? We sell the good kind and every,
thing else best in the building material line.
You can't get poor stuff here— we don’ t keep it.
C J!
•
Lumber and Building Material
Hardware for the Boat, Home
or Farm
Coal a n d Wood
,
mhi
\Y 1HEN an article finds n place in our yards or
VV 8tore You may know it was chosen because of
«
. »Ifn «m l rhi 1-1 r*M of
... w*r* rioiconi on »und«]; I
Y «1Viioroatnuii
m* hom* o f Hirry R. Walton and •
•If*
0
On 1 b«ir«<l*v, tuna U, born la Mr.
and Mr*, Ifart* C. Jamaaon. a
Man y fruliman and wifa at I’ hlla
u
dolphin, Trtvanian Iron*. Mr* K lM
rhiMn|i»on nnd MI Holer Charity «ere
R 1 l.tkrwootl
visitors on Saturday
In e.
Telephone Toms River 36
11
L
Mabel Challendar and Russell
ti- Mias
place, were among the
----------- Pemberton high school.
A. A. BRANT LUMBER CO
l he exercises were held last Friday
'ening at Pemberton, and were atnded bi
by the two families and by Mr.
Building Materials
Near National Bank
Misaea Clara Tantum. May
J¡oulse,
pplegate, Edith Compton, Mr. and
Telephone Toma River 101
ra. Harvey Moore and family
Water Street
Robert W. Parry and others have
quite some trouble in getting the nec­ nesday night. The guests were: Mr. Men enjoying peas from their garden*
>i,i.. . . . . . i ,........
essary material for finishing and to- and Mrs. Todd Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. this past week. Charles Woodward
ether with inclement weather con- Russell Mickle, Mr. and Mra. Wm. T. had beets from his garden ten days ago
The high school baseball team defeat­
Itions, the work has been held up conHon. and Mra. Geo. L. Shinn motered
ed Manaauuan high here Saturday in : aiderably. The new quarters were to Johnson, Ur. and Mr». Frank Denniaton, Mr. and Mrs. William Cochern and to Atlantic City on Sunday
the concluding game of a three game be finished the first o f thia month.
daughter*
Ethel
and
Marion,
Miaa
Mil­
Mra. Ellis Cox visited from Tuesday
series by the »core o f 6 to t. The local
until Friday with Mr». Gordon bodine
St. Faith’s Guild of the Episcopal dred Magee and Kobert Draco
school for the paat five jeara haa sueo
f
Florence
church is already preparing for their
Mrs. Leon Errlckson and daughter
old rivals,'in 1915 winnings largo penn­ annual fair to bis held at the pariah returned to Trenton, Wednesday, aiter
On Wednesday evening, June 13,MIsa
ant provided by both schools. Since house August 15 and 16
•(lending several weeks with her par­ Rebecca Cranmer, daughter o f William
that season no pennants were played
Cranmer and wife o f this place, was
Visa Fannie Cooper of Rutgers Co' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Stines
*'*’■K.ir t nr aerie» cent1nued Joe Male In
united in mandsg« to Olauie
ini» Gre
lege gave a canning demonstration to­
Mr. ami ilrs. Frank Hookey ol Phil­
wca on the inounu tor the locals Sutur day (Friday) in the meeting room of
waid of Lumberlon, N. |., at the Epis­
adelphia
are
in
town
for
a
few
days
day and hurled a wonderful game, hold­ the Presbyterian church
copal parsonage, by the Rev. Alexander
this week
ing: Squan in check until the
these
sixth frame,
Bostwick o f Vincentown. Mr.and Mr».
when
James Quigley o f Philadelphia
______, ____spent
-en they scored their only tally
Toms River, N. J.
Mrs. Wm. T. Johnson entertained a Oreenwald will reside in Lumberton
here
with Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs few friends at tea on Monday afternoon where he is engaged in the shoemaking
through a passed ball by Risden, who the week
— end
-------re with
I’lltl for t>j J w,
Com.
.
Edward
Harrigan
substituted behind the bat for Ander­
at her h o : « on Bay avenue. Her trade
son, the latter being unable to play on 1 Rev. Fr. Austin, who will be the guests were: Mrs. Russell Mickle, Mrs.
G. H. Kirby and wife, Elvin Kirby
account o f injuries.
1 pastor of the R. C. church at Seaside Edward Warded, Mrs. J. E. Harrigan, und wife, Clifford Challender and wife
«V
?AîÀyj|jji
Mrs.
James
G.
barton,Miss
Joyce
New­
A dog show for Wie benefit o f the Park thia summer, preached at the 10
spent Sunday with Wilson T. Lee and
I The Misses Ruth and Berths Mww
WEST CREEK
baseball association here is being ar­ o ’clock mass in the local K. C. church man, Mias Mildred Magee, Miss Eliza­ wife
who have been employed in Camden!
ranged by Charles Clark o f Philadel­ Sunday morning He will preach again beth Johnson, Misses Betty and Dorothy
Mrs. Albert Bockius of Merchant*
Miss Alda Leigh,
who-is „employed
in ^ave returned
their home
he— ford»
“ “
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— to
---------Barton
phia, who was In charge o f the show next Sunday
k i i . j . i - L i . is
js q,om
e for
f o r tthe
|,e sUmnler
ville, visited part o f last week with Philadelphia,
home
summer
summer
given at Lakewood the paat winter.
Counselor Peter Backea and family
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Conover and Mrs. George (J. Lower
Mrs. Henry Morey and son of Stam- . Frank Cox and Fred Sprague spenti
The show will be held some time in o f Trenton, have opened their Atlantic family motored to Providence, R. I.,
Mrs. Thomas Lovegrove of New York ford. Conn., is visiting her brothers, few days at home recently
July
avenue cottage for the season
Sunday, to be present at the graduation returned to her home on Wednesday of
H. Z. and Matson Pharo
Mrs. J. W. Holman is visiting ha
The new postoffice building is not
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warded enter­ exercises the following day o f Brown this week after a ten days visit with
Mrs. J. Harvey Salmons o f Trenton daughter, Mrs. James Rehn in Phil*,
likely to >
be completed
the middle . tained
a* iiu
number
o f their
friends a
at University, o f which their son Willis is 're. George C. Lower
- - - - - ----- ,before
---------'■“ ‘"'•i* <
u iu c i ui
uieif inenus
recently
cently visited her mother, Mra. Anna delphia
o f July, contractor Johnson has had I their home on Forman avenue on Wed a member of the graduating class
Miss Marion Sherman of Mt. Holly; Cranmer
,1 N -Ec . ncu
Kelly spent th.weekend«
Miss Adelia Errickson o f Newark and Misses Florence Applegate, Marie Shar­
Miss Kate Shinn is visiting friends in Philadelphia
brother Willard of Trenton visited their key,Irene Larsen,of New Egypt; How­
.Eugene Kelly and wife were recent
parents over the week end
ard Thompson. William Kahilly of Philadelphia and Pennsgrove
Messrs. William and Vernon Mullery viaitors in Philadelphia
Wrightstown;
Oliver
Britton
o
f
JacobsWalter Neary of Trenton, well known
of Bayonne motored down and spent
Miss Elsie Stevens o f Philadelphia*
here, has enlisted in the engineering town, and William Dolan of Camden, the week end with their mother on spending the summer with Mr i
all
enjoyed
a
day’s
outing
up
the
lake
corp of a Trenton Regiment now in on Sunday
Thomas avenue
' Mra. N.E. Kelly
camp at Sea Girt
The Alpha society is planning to re­
Mrs. Harry Hszeiton and son of
Miss May Applegate is employed as
Joseph Maloney, who has accepted a stenographer in the law office o f Coun­ peat their musical comedy, “ I he Min­ sey City were recent visitors atJ
ister’s W ife’s New Bonnet,” in the home of Mrs. ,hos. Cobb
position in Connecticut, spent the week sellor John Meirs
Hall on Saturday evening, June 30
end in town with friends
Messrs. Vernon and Wm. Muller
Charles Atkinson, wife and family
On Sunday evening next Pastor Glenn \ipent the week end with their mother,
William Letts and family are to move spent Sunday with her parents, Wm.
Mra. Cordelia
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Mulfery
of the Baptist church will take his con­ |Mrs.
to Wilmington, Del., where Mr. Lett’s Kinsley and wife of Pemberton
gregation on “ A vacation trip through
Miss Edith Le'gh has returned from
position with the Central R. R. has
Mrs Sarah Johns of Middleport, Pa., New Jersey” in an illustrated lecture a visit to Philadelphia
been transfered
sister of Dr. J. William Bichler, is with lantern slides from the State’s
Henry Kelly, who has spent the lut
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bryant of New visiting at the latter’s home
collections
three years in California, has returned
York City are spending the summer
Thos.
E.
Lawrence,
Mrs.
Annie
Law­
to
West Creek
Mr. Taxis,student o f PrincetonTheo
with Mtrf. Bryant’s parents, Mr. and
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u n io ir n c a
Miss Kate uLawrence
and Master
Mrs. Clay M. Green
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pole motored
logical seminary, filled the pulpit on ■rence,
Dr. R. Grower and family areoccupy- Sunday in the Presbyterian church. He Gordon Lawrence of Philadelphia spent here from Collingswood the latter part
ing the Hookey cottage on Forman ave­ will be with us again on Sunday, July 1 several days of last week as the guests of the week
of Miss Kate Shinn
nue for the summer season
Percy Horner and wife and John H.
Our vjl|a2 e was well represented in
C0UNTY HAPPENINGS
Earnest Wright of New Rochelle is Horner of South Amboy, were visitors
the Tuckerton
high
commence,
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the guest of Bill Scott for a few days on Sunday with Mra. John H. Horner
T H E W IFE O r X MAN W E K N O W came home
ment,
both
in
graduates
and
guests.
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guvs us. i Tuckerton milkmen have raised the
this week
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Mra. Rebecca Challender visited in M
the other day with u great “bargain” in silk.
Misses
Kathryn Seaman, ju
Edith
Kelly price of milk to ten cents a quart A
C. W. Williams and family of New­ Pemberton from Friday to Tuesday
the via«*
and
Stella
Holman
were
in
class', has the h. c. of 1.
ark have opened their cottage for the
Samuel J. Irving and wife, Lewis and many carloads of friends motored
SHE H AD PA ID “ O N L Y ” 79 CENTS a yard for
Tennis tournaments are occupyin*
season
Courdet and wife o f Westfield, were down to the interesting exercises
the young men o f Lakewood about no»
six yards cf silk. The silk was eighteen inches
Mr. R. Kilburn and family of Engle­
guests of Hon.and Mrs.George L.Shinn
Miss Sara R. Rutter spent the week ' that
crack players are home from
wood are occupying the McCloskey cot­ June 9 and 10
wide.
end in Tuckerton as the guest of Miss i sch° o1 and college
tage on Atlantic avenue for the season
Fanny
Brooyn
' Lakewood
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■mijr uruqn
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women have registered for
Miss Catherine Curtis o f Montclair is who has been seriously ill, is now with
IN A N SW E R TO H ER H U SBAN D ’S questions
attended Patr'otic work; also a separate départ­
spending the season here with her par­ her parents, Earl Davis and wife
., Rev
A J.
J jA.• Glenn last week
wee» accenaei
she said she could buy silk of the same quality,
the
mept ["ent has been raade for &irl3 ,lx'
ie Camden Baptist Association meetents, having completed her second term
teen and under who want to help
Miss Emily Buck visited over the ings in Merchantville
thirty-six inches wide, for $1.25 a yard.
How
at Montclair Normal
week
end
with
her
uncle,
Aaron
WainLakewood complains of garden thieve#
much did she lose?
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Horner are visit­
Miss Marion McCloskey, who grad­ wright o f Philadelphia
that rifle home gardens in that town
uates this year from Trenton Normal
ing friends in Trenton and MerchantRichard Lippincott and wife of Vin­ viile
uw
. uui.uii 11U1UU03,
Stratton
Norcroas, ICCCIIUJi
recently expelled
school, spent the week end with her
centown, were Sunday evening callers
from the Lakewood fire department for
parents
Leon Holloway has purchased the racing a motor truck he was driving
on Wm. Davis and wife
Miss M a r t h a Rice, kindergarten
Job Parker place on Main street
home from a fire, has been re-instated.
Miss Sarah Rockhill and Fred Rockteacher o f the local school, left Satur­
hill
are
guests
of
their
grandpa:
ents,
B' W Usonof Newark was a
u
k . E. Tomlin, a Lakewood pn
y
Drr R.
phy
day for her home in Cape May
Ivins J. Davis and wife
i . , ™ w.e.el>. at the home of Mr. and sician.has also graduated in osteopathy,
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Arnold hall was packed to its capacitv
Joel Wainwright was a Burlington
. E' Kel‘y
and has his diploma from that school of
last Friday night, when the graduation
Ordinary Paint
m, he M. E. Ladies Aid society met healing
exercises of the high school took place. visitor last Tuesday
Thirteen, eight girls and five boys were
Rev.C K. Dilks was a Monday after­ Harifo^i?;)efVenm g at the home of v,rsD- H- Hills, who has a pharmacy at
in the class. The exercises were semi- noon caller on Osborn Hopkins and k n n n ilk i... Pla"3 were laia for the Spring Lake, one at Bay Head, andfor»
lulv d
ar and festival to be held on : e y one at Lai, ewood, is ; ow one if
patriotic and attended by the largest wife
Inferior Paint
assemblage ever known here
the ¡state Board o f Pharmacy
David Ford visited last Friday with G y . . . .
John Scott and family of New Re his daughter, Mrs. Osborn Hopkins
j chelle have opened their beach front
Mr.and Mrs.M. Eisner and son George,
IN FE R IO R PA IN TS C OVER ICO to 200 square
j cottage for the season
o f Newark, Mrs. losephine Pier of
feet, two coats, to the gallon.
Jersey City, aim
and mra.
Mrs. mary
Mary u
Geer
Dr.. and
xjv
auu Mrs.
mis. Henry
nenry A.
a . Price
rrice of
ol ! J
eer of
Swarthmore, Pa., have arrived at their i Jonesville, South Carolina, were week
O R D IN A R Y R E A D Y M IX E D PAIN TS and hand­
fo r the season
end
quests ooff Mrs. Anna
!. fiin
a la in .
home here for
end guests
Anna L.
Singleton
made paints cover 200 to 250 square feet, two
Children of St. Vincents Home, Phil­
Mrs. Anna L. Singleton, Mr.and Mrscoats, to the gallon.
adelphia, will arrive at their Retreat George Rawley and guests were Sun­
here this Saturday, accompanied by day visitors of Anthony VanHise Sr. of
N O W FO R TH E NEW L A W N M O W E R
several Sisters. There are6U0 children Horners town
LUCAS T IN T E D GLOSS P A IN T—for which we
in all.
Miss Cora C. Singleton is visiting for
are exclusive agents— covers 350 to 400 square
Although the market is bare of the good ones, our stock is
a fortnight with her sister, Mrs. M.
feet, two coats, to the gallon.
Eisner of Newark
T
Flyer and
CLIFTON AVENUE
M. Eisner and wife of Newark, who
GET A PENCIL AND P A P E S and figure out for
were here over Sunday visiting at the
yourself how much paint of each character will
I Miss Margaret lohnson of Lakehurst home of Mrs. Anna L. Singleton, left
here for a two weeks visit at Amherst,
. was a recent visitor with her sister
be necessary to cover a fixed surface of, say 3000
Mr, and Mrs. John Hitt are entertain­ Mass.
square feet.
Field, Garden and Flower Seeds
ing friends from the city
Forrest Bright, who enlisted in the
engineer
corps,
has
been
transferred
Mrs. Edith Miller of Belford is visit­
Agricultural and Garden Implements
MAY W E SEND YOU other interesting facts along
ing her mother-in-law, Mrs. Hettie to Camp AmericanUniversity.at Massa­
with a color card?
chusetts and Nebraska avenues, Wash­
Lawn Mowers
Miller
ing: -n, D. C.
Mrs. Mat Rosenthal o f Red Bank is
Poultry Fencing
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Tansley
LAN0KA
Charles Miller of Belford spent Sat“
House Furnishings
urday night with his mother, MrsJesse Miller
Ralph Mulford, the famous driver of
Anthony Applegate returned home racing automobiles, is spending the
Opp. C. R. R. Depot
Phone 36
Friday from the Jefferson hospital summer at his home on the north shore
o f Cedar Creek, formerly the Jesse P.
much improved
and
chi)
,
rplace,
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a
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h ild .
Frank Tansley and family spent Tues­ brant
day evening with relatives in Island Mu ford married the daughter of Mr.
Contains a Full Stock of the Finest Goods
Fickett of Brooklyn, who has owned a
Heights
summer place here for a number of
Mra. Hitt and son George and friends years, and the Mulfords are now occu­
F L 0 U R > FEED
T O B A C C O , C IG A R S
motored to Asbury Park Wednesday
pying the home
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