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dart as t ht nutrí** o f lights they
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b« hftdgt i* support their
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;i#r ittia. I ì from the ' tr Department
in ih# pili**.
U> drive piling
Tba Gat Company uflered live llghta.
and tbi* o(I*r was agt»*d to by th*
Monmouth County Freeholder*, but tha
which tha Marconi com- Uccao County hoard, through Director
id» eatabliahing at Belrnsr
out Jo, fourteen. T h * local
(tween | j00, 0 0 0 »rtd$730,000
Itl. j u *d that owing to the
.turn it t* plnna*d to aend { i n (rom traffic on th* bridge. mantles
ipaaaga* to Condon dir*ct( Ig jy ijj ^
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the Atlantic whatever the at- |>u(nvr4 would not light the bring*,
conditions. The ait* at Bel -j'bey alto claimed that It would coat »■
elected as the beat "brain* mucjj M hava a mao light the** ga*
llghta now co*t.
iter imen from the .comp my had |)ghtf u th f
Th# fi> t Company, having tecured
r J fo two month* over New
.u t c and Connecticut. 11 ’* ; permiseu>n from Washington, uarted
tert long and 1,200 feet wide, l0 drjv# pj|jng and put down their
( the l»nd lacing on Shark nvrr m4jn i When th* resident* along tha
le land has the proper dlrectionaf riverbank ltw , hty wele putting in th*
iiuiiun” , »aid Mr. Bottomley, "and p,i;ng every 20 feet, Capt. B art Pi*rce
cellent «oil without rock« or i- got bti»y, aad toon b»d an engineer
( any sub»t*nce that W0U,J f rom t h e War Department, C. D. May­
be removed before work ol hew> 0j j j ew York, down to look it
,ti could begin. Mr. Marconi will over. Mayhew raid the Gas Company
e in September to superintend on|y had pertnia»lon to put a pile at the
end of each row pierà of tbe bridge,
V.arlylialf o f the land we have I and that a» they were putting them in
-.ted may be »old again in lot* be- ' between also they had exceeded the
lie in order to get a proper site for power given them by the Government
■ construction of the high power and would probably be compelled toremtion we had to buy more land than move them. Then Schroedsr went into
«wanted. The station will be open court and got his injunction.
i ample time to operate with the staMeantime the Gas Company ha*
.. now being erected near U*n<Ion, |bltik „ big hoWer jn Point Pleasant
tigland, by the Marconi company, Rnd haalaid its pipsin theatteati there.
: -h a receiving office in New T ork point p,easa|lt (olks want the main„ to
hd station nearby to send message* cgme cro(is lhe river go they can get
ros* the Atlantic we t-apect to mako (he gag tg ugp_ ßu t they (jon>t want
|anon era in wireless telegraphy from the river filUd up wlth pl]lng. I t Isa
1 ' •«mercial viewpoint. Tnoro will be ; ca8e q( djvided interests with thern.
pany mile* of wire strung between the
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[towers at Shark river station and with
she I.ondon station it will be the larg- Only a Half Crop of Cranberries
(nun the world.”
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Is Present Outlook, Growers Say
Messages will be accepted at all
-----Weitern Union office and sent direct to
Big growers of cranberries are of the
kh. Shark river station to be dispatched impression that there will be not more
I than a half crop of berries this fall.
to London
The Marconi company also has an Earlier ¡n the season, in early June,
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option on land at Tom« River which it the vines were full of bloom. At that
time
however
the
late
frosts
caught
intends purchasing for the location of
* duplex station which will permit some of the blossoms, and took at least
[neding and receiving at the same time. a quarter of the crop in Jersey, more
than a quarter on Cape Cod, and in
in explaining the construction of the
Wisconsin. Then came the hot dry
;two Jersey high power stations, Mr.
weather of early July, followed by hot
Bottomley said that they will be con­
weather and frequent showers in midcreted by telegraph and telephone
Ju ly. The result of this was to blast al­
fines, so that the operators may talk
most all the late bloom in this section.
1° tach other and correct any errors.
Another bad element where the grow­
The duplex station will be on similar
lines to the sending station at Shark ers are not uptodate and have no1
nv«r, except that it will not be equip­ sprayed their bogs has entered into the
ped with the same high power They situation-^the devastation of th« fire-ill be just far enough apart th at the worm or webworm, which eats out the
-Uning up of each will not interfere heart of the bloom just as the berry is
setting. Around Osbornville they have
*ith the work of the other station
O nr.hn
th longitudinal
e ia n -ie u n i-.i-.tf-- Qr a nnn 1been doing a groat deal of damage.
Taken together with the usual loss dur­
■fei at Shark river will be 12 or 14
ing the month of August from scald,
t0»ers 350 to 400 feet high, to support
grasshoppers, katydids, worms, etc.,
Ik aerial wires for messages. Mr.
the growers are now figuring on not
Bottomley could not say exactly how
more than half the crop that they
®any would be necessary to support thought they saw six weeks ago. This
the
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Plans
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pidas and specifications are completed.
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“addition to the aerial wires there wtl'
e a network making what is called el®“tncal earth, and a condition of pur
ase of the ¡an<j ¡s tj,at ¡t shell be free
0ra stuirps, rocks, or aqy hard sub*nce that would interfere with thaun
deiground wires
' condition exists in other parts of Jersey
i in the west, and down east as well
Stem Rot Attacks Sweet Potatoes
Glassboro, Aug. S.—Sweet potato
growers in Gloucester county a r* com­
plaining about the stem rot which is
working havoc with their crops. Some
of the potato fields have been so deplet­
Options have also been obtained, he ed that the crop will be reduced 25 per
^ . on the Paeific coast for land on«, cent, and growers state th at if the rot
* h'Ch a Bigh-power station for com- j continue* they will be forced to stop
ucation with Hawaii and the Phil- 1growing "sw eets” as the loss more than
i “es will immediately be erected, eats up the profit.
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KCHAlme bill« were paid. I t wax
Qced th a t the t^CMsttiy would
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hav e [D borrow m ore inori v i o m eet
ils bil It* b tc ¿uw* the S t a ir funds
th e d »uoiv exp ected to get on it*
Wf re nell y e t fo tih co ti nog
Th< «imutiol borrow ed on urdwwhich
cou til« wa§ I Î I H . M
fòQOC will b e used to pay ^ rr new
In Addition Ko th a t
ruad work
th e Si late Kuad Com mis«ion e t gara
ch e r on the S ta te for • I 2 9 2 ..
7 7 . t o r road repair«, and the cou nty
n tb it
will b urrow th e m oney
fiaper . and u«e i t to returfa ce the
road * in Torn» H iver, Lak cw ood.
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(•tHjut# and ram o it*##« Ing» ail t e t f tha
l nurd état#«, hat hr hk#n to «ava out
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being
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ti»am UuutbawKin to Stwl brat M>ii«ti i ik tM *n n rr•ali»! Cha tul*
ithott aft activa rv « » ^ « ia n in I ha Mota*
which
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alleged that white
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te n U riif held #tcfci morning t i ­
cele! .rating (he Fourth ot July, at
A u l it i t i th# I#a4#f a n R tv . A, C*
on Saturday#«
the workmen'* attack. Long gashed
u t S«Hh«th ft##. Hrnaia B. Üaifey Ohv#r, pattar of th# loca! M. K, church
at Itland H ttfhta; Rev, John Srntpann
(lit! a katic a fell w workman.
\! B ü n fM , i l , Dalie i rtl Inihfinuri
The gath log( t i th« tVfQIDg Ht a. L. W. Corn and Rev, A. U iv ie w r, D* IK, b >th
called C arl M yholw
roMdanttat teland iir ^ H u . Irwin R
t# h i va ) t*«cb«
L«t'g of Au g atta, U «.,
g i i a lung o n e , in the hip
Linton, a Washington, D. C*. Ia«y#r.
byt o is untiti« tu ( f t to Good Luci
• U defended t D A Vender, and
orha «panda Augual o f nach year at I s ­
In itru J. Miss B iilty c# □duetad i to i
Fruaecutor Newmanjappeared lor |*” *'
Th# progrtm for ihr month tt land Haight»; Masert Edgar Frtam an
and his fathar, i , ( r e m u a . Rev. S .
the State. This it the first trip to «# fttilo««:
State priton that Sheri« Tilton
Auà ut t 5* 10 o parting of th# Murray E CrorrvB of Philadelphia* haa charg#
Gru## Chntiuqui. On# and on# half of th# music, with M in Marguerite
ha* been called on to make
Cfo*eU a« «olottt
Judge Carmichael held Orphan» hour# of each morning to h# da votad
Th# meeting« are held cm th# old
to a achoot of cnvthoda in m ittk n i ¡—
a y . The court
Court the ism c
In Ganara! Convention Work. C w campmaating ground, ubar# th# orig
refuted to coni)imi tile sale of lands ducted by Rev. W. H. Skralt, i m e n i ma) campmetiing« wer# held* 1 he
preacher« aland was moved there this
in th estate of tli e take William •tertiary*
of Foin t Pleasant. El—I lu Women’s Miasm Work. Cun* time without oppotiiioo or disturbane#
H. Pi
tr «, and all th# matting» have boon held
wood B
Pearce , administrator ilm-ied by Mrs, That' a A. Willi
ary there
Pw *. National Worn
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m in iclor or
awi3 Tuckcrt^n
The we»t section ot the Lakehurst-Brown* Mills road was divid­
ed into two sections, and the l)i*
rector authorised to advertise for
bids for either one or both sections
o f th e !
dge o f j
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ree
and Charlea C. Cook of Asbury
park, proctor, because the a iv er
Rising was not continued up till
the week o f the sale as the statute
requires. M i. Cook was notified
to give reasons for this discrepancy
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Amocmtion.
Our Young People. Conducted by
Rev. Roger P. E u , National Secretary
of the Y. P. C. U.
Our Social Service Opportunity.
Our Sunday School*.
August 11. Preaching service»:
10.30 s. m. Rev. Frederick A Bisbte,
On Turaday trening *11 th* District
Supcuntendents of th* New Jersey
Conference were at the campmeetiogt^
Rev. John Handley of the New Biana1wick district, Rev George H, Neel of
th* Bridgeton d iitfict, Rev, S. M
Nichole of the Camden district. Rev,
J, W . Marshall o f the Trenton district.
Bills for new road work were , $700,000 lu cre«!i D. D.. Editor tb. Unly.rs.liat Loader,
On Sund *y evening next, th e last
jw s : J . L. LeCompte, j
In County Ratable* #nd rt#j<lenl pa#lor
day o f the meeting, Dr. Handley will
7.30 p. m. K*v. Roger F . E li, Nat- ^
preacher. Last Sunday Rsv. A.
Ja e kson township road, $1969 60;
The County Tax Board on Tuesions! Secretary o f the Y. P. C. U.
Lawrence preacher th * morning sermon
F . T. and L. W. Holman, Jackson j
i day received the assessment dupliAugust 12-17. Program »amc as in saij to (je t,pr
ever heard on
township road, $1600; Miller Engi- j
|cate from the various taxing dis­ previous,week excepting
the
grounds.
In
the
(evening,
in tbe
ncering Co.. Manchester township j
August 15. Anuual meeting of the ab»enee o f Rev .R o b e r t Forbes, who
tricts of the county. At pisscnt
roa 1, $2712
was kept sway by sickness, Rev C. M.
if looks like an increase in the Murray Grove Association.
Jameson and Thompson were
August 16. Annual meeting of th e uotwen preached. Services have be.*n
ratables of $700,000 a t least. Of
paid $880 on their Jackson town­
Murray Hand in Hand Circle of King s |,r!,J each evening this week tnd the atthis some $325,000 is from Bay
Daughters ami Sens.
|tendance has been large
ship bridge contract ; and Cranmer
Head to and including Sea Side
August 17. Annual birthday i>arty ;
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and Parker $400 on theirs
August 18. Memorial S u n d a y .
j Park, or along the line of the beach
The Board meets again August
Preaching 10.30 a. m. >V. H. Skeeis. Mis« Jeannette Britton the Bride
road
Ge eral Secretary Universalist Church
of Mr. Frank Wheat of Brooklyn
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passed a s f
Ailernoon— Mermorial service.
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by tjie headon collision last March at
ducted by Rsv. Dr. B iib cc. 7.30 p.m . ! •
Frank Merrill W heat, son o* Mr.
Toms River Girl Participant in
Burncgat Pier meadows, while brakePreaching service.
and Mrs. L. A. W heat of Brooklyn, N
Double Weddingat Long Branch man on the night train from Philadel­
August 19-24.Continuing theChatau- Y , and Miss Jeannette B ritton, daugh
Miss Edith Applegate, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Applegate of East
Washington street, Toma River, was
married last Friday a t Long Branch.
Tbe wedding was a double one and was
performed by Rev. Alfonso Dare ot
Simpson M. E . church. Miss Applegate was married to Lincoln Boger of
Long Branch. The other bride and
groom were: Miss May Vogelsang and
Thomas McGill, both of Long Branch.
The young couples secured their marri­
age licenses tog ther and together went
to the parsonage and were marriedThey will live in the same house, 1*8
North Fifth avenue, Long Branch.
O Before Frank Applegate waa disabled
LAKEHURST MAN EXPECTED
TO HEAD THE STATE CAMP,
P. O.S. OF A.
Washington, N. J., Aug. 1.—The
Stute (Jump of the Patriotic Order Sons
of Ameriea will be held in Washington
August 20-21. Many of the delegates
are expected to arrive on Monday, Au­
gust lilth. It is expected that Fred (J.
T’orrey, of Lakehurst, now State Vice
President, will be advanced to be the
head of the State camp.
Preparations are being made by the
committee from Washington Camp, No.
20, to entertain the 000 or more dele­
gates in a hosuitable milliner. Special
attractions are being arranged for the
amusement park and the Jewel Theatre
for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
n'Iightseeing tours are being planned by
the committee for Tuesday morning.
There will be a special attraction at the
meeting of Camp No. 26 on Wednesday
night, and many of th« delegotes are
expected to remain over for the meeting.
One of the big attractions at the con­
vention will be Sousa’s band of fifty
pieces, which will give a concert in
Skalla’s Park on the afternoon of
Tuesday, August 20. It is expected
Washington will be elaborately deco­
rated for the convention.
Some o f the South Jersey camps have
notified the committee that they will
send large delegations. Palmyra will
send thirty-three delegates: Trenton will
be represented by about fifty delegates:
Atlantic City’s delegation of twenty
will accompany the State president,
Charles L. Blackman.
There are 170 camps In the State, and
it is expected that every camp will be
represented. Mayor C. B. Smith will
deliver the address of welcome to the
delegates. ’The convention will be held
in the Opera House. There will be
three sessions—Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday morning and afternoon.
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phia to Long Branch via Toms River,
the Applegate family had been living
in Long Branch winter» and at their
home here in the summer
Fire Co. to Buy Own Uniforms
The Fire Company have decided that
if the law will not allow the Fire Com­
missioners to furnish them with uni­
forms, they will buy their own— caps,
coats and trousers. The bovs will
take part in the Firemen’s parade at
Asbu y Park on September 5 They
hold a sail to the beach on the Toms
River, Friday evening, August 16 to
try and make the expenses of the trip
to Asbury Park.
RECENT WEDDINGS
Saturday afternoon at New Egypt,
Miss Priscilla R. Pitman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pitman, of 212
North Twenty-seventh street, Camden,
who are spending the Summer at New
Egypt, was wedded to Mr. John A.
Roysen. s well-known young man of
Philadelphia. Tbe ceremony was per­
formed before a large assemblage of
friends, and the bride, handsomely
gowned in white crepe de chine, draped
and trimmed with ball fringe and
ncnrls, was given in marriage by her
father. She was attended by Miss
Ada Ilancock, daughter of W. Early
Hancock, as bridesmaid, handsomely
gowned in a dress of white embroid­
ery. The bride carried .-. handsome
bouqiittt of roses. Miss Mabel Pitmnn. n sister of the bride, was flower
girl. The groom was attended by Lewis
T, Ward, of Philadelphia. The cere­
mony was performed by Rev. Robert
Purdy Zeble.v. pastor of Grace Bap­
tist Church, Camden. The newly-weds
left on a honeymoon trip to one of the
srashore resorts. They will make their
home In Philadelphia.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Pitman. Miss Mabel
R, Pitman, Edward C. Pitman. Walter
T, Pitman, Miss Ada Hancock, Mrs.
Bess«- F . Neiman. of Camden: Mr.
and Mrs. William E. Pitman, of Chlcago: Mrs. Elisabeth IronR, Mrs. G.
A, Irons, .Tr.. Norman Irons, Mrs. Nel­
li- Archer, Mrs. Alberta Chnfey. of
v-w Egypt; Mrs. Anna M. Plummer.
- f Camden; Kathryn L. Comp, Harvey
Tamil, of Lewis town; Mrs. Amanda
P Ridgwa.v, Mr. August P. Ridgway.
of .Taeobstown: Mrs. Louise Hideway, of Columbus: Mrs. William Den­
nis. of .Tneohstown: Miss Ethel Vir­
ginia Pedigree, of Woodbury; Mr
Lewis T. R. Ward, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Boysen received a
Inhere number of handsome and costly
presents.
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Imlay B ritton of
qua.
this town, were quietly married Wed­
August 21-22 Annual fair and sale
August 25. Preaching service morn- nesday morning last, at tbe Baptist
ingsndcvening. Rev. Marion D .Sh u t- parsonage by Rev W. L. McKee. It
ter D . D., President of thcG cneralC on-j was known among friends of both the
vention
j bride and groom that the event would
Among the ministers not already j take place some tim e this month,
mentioned who will be present, and who though the exact date was known only
will participate in the services are Rev. among the members of the families o f
Marion Crosley, D. D ., Rev. R . T. the contracting parties
Polk, D. D ., R ev . C. F. Andrews, Rev.
Mr. W heat is a graduate o f the Co­
H. A . Abbott, and Rev. H. B. Taylor. lumbia University and for two years
Special meetings fo r devotion will be j taught in tbe Lakewood High School,
held at suitable hours. The afternoons resigning last year to accept a position
will be devoted to excursions and re­ as lnsiructor in the D eW itt Clinton
creation; the evenings to entertsin- High School, New York city, where he
mentsin the hotel parlororauditorium . intends teaching this year.
The Murray Grove Association, which
Miss Britton was a graduate of the
was formed in 1835, nowfowns several
Trenton Normal School in 1906 and
hundred acres of ground.Jincluding the
taught in our public school three years.
old Thomas Potter homestead farm,
For the past two years »he has been
with the homestead itself. The home­
teaching in the Lakewood High School.
stead has been restored to its original
Both young people have hosts of friends
condition as near as can be. I t is now
in Lakewood, Toms River and B rook­
proposed to furnish it in the style o f a
lyn who wish them all the joys in life.
hundred or a hendred and fifty years
Mr. and Mrs. Wheat left on the early
ago. The association is endeavoring to
New York train Wednesday morning
secure a membership among the Uni
to spend their honeymoon in the Catversalists of th * country. I t offers
skill mountainsiand will ieturn directly
membership at $1.00 a year, and is
to their new borne in Brooklyn, wheire
striving to secure 25S0 new members
they will be at home to their friends
The officers of the association are as after September 1st.
follows:
President, Rev. F . A. Bisbee, Bos­
Gun Olub Shoot Labor Day
ton, Mass.
Vice Pres., Rev. W. H. McGlauflin,
At the monthly shoot of the Toms
D . D ., Chicago. 111.
River Gun Club Tuesday, Fred AppleFin Sec,, Mr. Ja s . B. MacNeai, 2624 gate of Lavallette took the cup, with 17
N. Charles street, Baltim ore, Md.
'out of 25. J . L . Yoder broke 14;*Huss
R ec. Sec., Miss Ida R itte r, E ast 425
Robinson, David Veeder and Owen
Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y .
Shuts each 13
Treasurer, Mr. John C. Desalet, 3401
The club will hold a big shoot on
N. 17th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Trustees, Mrs. Sarah A. Russell, Miss Labor Dav, At 10.30 a. m., the
Fianna ICerns, Mis. A. B . Nicol, Mr. monthly winners of tbe cup will shoot
off the finals, fifty birds each
Ja s. B . Knapp, Mr. J . W. Moore. Rev.
Thos. B. Payne.
RECENT DEATHS
New E g y p t C arn iv al A u g u st 2 8
L ast night a telegram was received
The ninth annual carnival on Oaktord here from Norfolk, V a., telling of the
Lake, New Egypt, will be held on Aug­ death of Phmeas Page, formerly of Isust 28
lacd Heights. He had been making
his home in Virginia of late, having
I t will pay you to read the big adv. married down there a few years ago.
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M A RIN E RAILWAY
OH APT gA 3C —W ays* held prisoner In
8 OOp«#* I N *
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U*a W M «1 8 distal»«*# 80*1 know# U lli
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C f I APT KR X I .—'Tha capti y# ta brought
M m O m n i 0 h#ft4an who rafuaaa to
tot h t» froo unirsi ha rcvtala U» oocrot
CH A PTER X I I -C aptain Wayna la tod
> understand that th* woman ha admiro#
» Edith Brennan, wtfo of ih« Fodera! ofw , who hair# him Ho Is gtvon tho
hole# of rovonliag tho Imo messa g# or
|ifwv* 8 wrhHM I o n to the cause of
the South," I said my thoughts In­
stantly turned by mention of the mule
to matter« of more Importance. ”1 ex­
pect tbera »III t o lively tlm«a up
your way,"
' Vs kin Jlat t o t tbar will,” en­
thusiastically "it'll be nip and tuck,
I icckon. but I'm mighty hopeful o'
Marlar. Thet dern nitiel ho needs ter
be took down a peg."
"Sergeant," 1 said, “did you tend out
a party to bring In our horses and the
sabers •”
“It vos all done already; der horses
voa found und der swords."
"How many men have we lost?”
"Der vos live k i l t Captain; dot vos
I t I vos hit mlt der ear off, Sands
la goto' to die, und maybe Elliott vlll
not get some b etter; some odder« voa
A portly man with a strong face, and
wearing a cloaely clipped gray beard
«m s* from a comfortable artneha. i
and advanced with hand extended,
"I am Captain Moorehouse, lu com
mand." he anewered, cordially, “and
am vary glad to meet you. Win you
not Join uef My eecond lieutenant
« h o has positive genius In that line
has unearthed a law bottles of rather
eholce whisky which we will divide
moat gladly."
"1 thunk you,” I replied, anxious to
maet him aa pleasantly aa poastblr
"but I am eager to get away upon my
duty aa early aa may be. and have
merely Intruded upon you to explain
my purpose,”
"Nonsense,"
be Insisted. "Dutv
la never quite ao urgent as to require
a waste of good liquor. Captain Wayne,
permit me to present my officer»Lieutenant! Warren and Starr, 8er
■■n Jlo * to dapart »Ubu.il at 1m m a
• ord » lib »«?•
H * a a Uremia»
Ha bad aaiewd
unobserved from tbe teevad parlor
fV in lilf* 1 raapoadad. "I hoped I
aught“
"Have you forfottea. Iben. our com­
pact, or do you «Imply elect to l r
oora t t f
I M « the other* «achaufe quick
ilaocaa ot a m a ie a tn i, but I an«»«rad
coolly:
"Tha latter auppoaltlon la mora
b,arly tha truth. Major Branaaa.
1
felt that after what we bava ju it
I ..')**d through together wa could
both afford to Ignore the peat, and
conaequantly » a a hoping to eacapa
without again encountering you.”
“Indeed!” ha «(claimed, aarcaatlo*
ally. “But I might have expected
It.
Gentleman," and be turned to­
ward the expectant group, “tbla man
end I have a personal grievance of
long standing unsettled.
I have
■ought him for month* In vain
Whea
he came laat night to our assistance,
before 1 even consented to accept hla
S T l N I l i U t ) . W T W I . K V ■ KEII
•
I ' l W ' I . K S A . t l AND OTHER
M A R IN E M O TO R S
Boat Work of All Kind.
MOTORS INSTALLED
G. E. WALLACE
AMOS LEW IS
Supt. and Builder
F o rk ed River, N. J,
Lad ies’ ^
and G e n ts
W M TO M
F O fô
EW
S U IT S M A D E TO O R D ER
C l e a n i n g , D y e i n g , P r e s s i n g a n d Repair
in g N e a tly D o n e.
[X.—Bidding M y I.ady of
, W ayne «tarta alone on
liberty. E n ro u n trrln s a
n a n fa uniform , he com:>mpany him.
F . H U T T IN G E R
C H A P T E R X X —H!s companion turns
out to be Jed nungay In disguise. They
cle ar the U nion lines and faco tow ards
the Confederate camp.
M a in S tre e t!
W o o d B u ild in g
C H A P T E R X X I .—Captain W ayne and
the faithful Je d reach the Leo cam p in
safety and are sent aw ay to accom pany
reinforcements to General E a rly .
'
STO V ES
W a te r
Y o u r H o ir.v
Farm, VilU:-' <-t
H E A T E R S
C H A P T E R X X I V .—The wounded Con­
federates have a hard night ride as they
are returned to camp, W ayne among
R O O F IN G
" is M S S íÉ 'W á íá í
them.
Well Drilling, Pumps
ami Sanitary I'lmn
C H A P T E R X X V .—W ayne learns th at
M ajor Brennan has scattered the false­
hood th at he Is a coward and refused to
meet him to wipe out an insult to Ed ith
Brennan.
Suburban
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tight steel tank and pumping ap|»:*
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where, also fire protection
C H A P T E R X X V T .—W ayne and Jed
Bungay are sent on « scouting detail
from Richmond. The latter learns th at
the fortunes of war have disrupted his
home and th at his wife is a fugitive.
A erm otor H ind mills.
R ider and Kfrickso?
H o t A ir Pum ping
Engines.
C H A P T E R X X V I I .—T he Confederate
detail a rriv es a t the M inor place w here
W av n e m eets M iss C elia M inor and M rs.
B u n ga y. E d ith B rennan appears.
C H A P T E R X X V I I I - T h e C on fed erates
capture a F ed eral courier and learn th a t
M ajor B rennan is m arching in their di­
rection. T hey prepare to intercept him.
THOMAS ROBERTS
C H A P T E R X X I X .—Some g u errillas a r ­
rive a t th e Minor place and fire tho
stables. W ayne and his detachm ent are
besieged In the house.
Wm$Z<K
m s ip
C H A P T E R X X X .—B rennan and ill«
men appear. T h ey are adm itted to tho
lo u s e and form a coalition w ith W ay no
WÊmm
CH APTER
X X X I II.—M rs.
Brenna 11
0,$Vin w A yno to velu m tovhis cam p, ev i­
den tly feaving a colhsion w ith B ren nan.
'She b lu ^ iih aiy tells ‘.Vayna •,-jhc hopes >
m eet him a fte r the war.
R u n n in !
with F o r c e d
C H A P T E R X X in .—W ayne la wounded
and taken to the field hospital, where he
Is visited by Edith Brennan, who Is kind
and gracious.
CH APTER
X X X I I . — The
guerrilla.«
break into the m&aaion and ju .it as tne
yerjfgadca arc about to triumph, Edith
tmiioimcca the a rriv a l c f a rescuing p arty
Of blue coats.
V
THOMAS ROBERTS i
C H A P T E R X X I I .—W ayne and hi» regi­
ment are sent to save the Confederate
arm y in the battle of Shenandoah. Here
a solid wall of blue overwhelms them and
the regiment la lost.
A rom ance of m otor rac­
ing thatT will thrill you
like the sight of whirling
cars,
Toms River Garage anj
Machine Shop
A modern s!;or} with a
modem setting that v e can truthfully
say moves with a rapidity sufficient
to satisfy any reader. A delightful
serial about to appear in these columns.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
A Plan Miscarried.
I remembered as I hurried down tba
bach stairway her flushed face. Hut
could recall no look of indignant pride
in those clear eyes wboBe pleasant
memory haunted roe. She loved me;
S i this I now felt doubly assured, and
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ly aa we approached. The Captain
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— me toward ua slowly.
■•It la to be greatly regretted, gee
rtiimn "1 do Ibid aa * tiemen." be — Id. with ceremonious po­ “•rennen Hurled Hl« Yet Smoking
»Uli full ronfici«*ur» (bat f liteness, "that we have no surgeon ^ Derringer at His P ast With an Oath.“
> right «Ida In Iba quar with ua. However, neither conteataut and a thin trickle of blood upon my
h— any advantage in this respect tempi«. 1 —w Caton rushing toward
I r ' > moment na on* «polt#, Brrn- Lieutenant Caton, may I ask If the ar­ me, bis face filled with anxiety, and
i« bl* muatach« to keep back rangements as already completed have then Brennan hurled his yet smoking
H» b« dural aot ultrr. Tb— proven satisfactory to your prtncl- j derringer Into the dirt at bis feet with
•ned to ra#.
an oath.
p a ir
. hi *111 retire to th * llhrarv,
'‘Damn It, Moorebouse," he roared,
"Entirely so.“
I *111 arrange tbit riattar with
“Then If you wig kindly step this fairly beside himself, “the charge was
t m ir represent Major Urea- way a moment we will confer aa tn too heary; It overshot.”
"Are you much hurt?" panted Caton.
certain details."
Hth a alight formal bow to thoad
"Merely pricked the skin."
Brennan was leaning In negligent
»ni 1 quitted the room.
Then Brenuan's angry voice rang
attitude against the side of the build­
ing. hla eyes fastened upon the ground, out once more.
CH A PTER X X XV .
"I demand another «hot," he Insist­
the blue smoke of a cigar curled las­
tly above hla head. I glanced toward ed loudly. “1 demand It, I tell you,
ft, Laat Retort of Gentlemen.
him, and then «ought to amu— myself Moorehouee. This settles nothing, and
(found the library deaerted. and watching the queer antics of a gray I will not be balked ju st because you
■ the floor for fully half an hour squirrel on the fence rail beyoad. 1 don’t know enough to load a gun."
c'aton appeared. Stung aa 1 felt no desire for further thought, only
Caton wheeled upon him, his blue
n by Brennan’* harsh, uncall- an Intense aaxiety for them to hurry eyes biasing dangerously.
Ifor words, I yet shrank from the t t o preliminaries, and have the affair
"You demand a second shot?" he
that 1 must now meet him In settled as speedily as possible. I was cried Indignantly. "Are you not aware,
ad!' combat.
It was no tear ol aroused by Moorehouse’s rather nasal sir, that Captain Wayne fired In the
t- ,al Injury that troubled me; In- voice.
air? It would be murder.”
,<i 1 do not recall giving this the
‘‘Gentlemen, will you please take
“Fired In the a ir!” he laughed, aa
eat consideration, for my mind your positions. Major Brennan, you j If it was a most excellent joke. “Of
altogether concentrated upon what will stand three paces to the right course he did, but It was because my
d a meeting must necessarily mean of that sapling, facing directly south. I ball disconcerted Ills aim. I fired a
Edith Brennan, and how It would Captain Wayne, kindly walk straight J second the first, but his derringer was
’< our future relationship.
This west from the shed door until you ;
covering me."
u .lie thought that swayed and mas- come opposite the Major’s position."
Caton strode toward him, his face
re.! me. I had pledged myself to
I noted Brennan throw away the ; white with passion.
roil him, and Irdoed had used every
stump of his cigar, and then I walked I “Let him have it bis way,” I called
¡»a . possible to that end. The time
slowly forward until I reached the j after him, for now my own blood was
as none too long, yet my mind once
point assigned me. My heart was beat­ up. "I shall not be guilty of such neg­
'■roughly settled as to my duty to ing fast now, for 1 fully realized the
lect again.”
er. became calm again, and confl-.
probabilities of the next few minutes,
He did not heed me, perhaps he did
ent In the outcome. When Caton and felt little doubt that serious in­
not hear.
^tiered, flushed and visibly excited jury, if not death, was to be my por­
“Major Brennan,” he said, facing
'in . hat had evidently proven an action. Yet my trained nerves did not
fs.onious controversy, I greeted him fall me, and outwardly I appeared him, his voice trembling with feeling,
"I tell you Captain Wayne purpose­
*ith a smile.
I
fully as cool and deliberate as my op­ ly shot In the air. He Informed me
"Yon appear to have experienced dif­ ponent. Years of constant exposure to
before coming upon the field that he
ficulties in regard to details,” I said peril in every form had yielded me a
should do so. I positively refuse to
Urlously.
grim philosophy of fatalism that now permit him to face your fire again.”
“There was much unnecessary talk,” stood me in most excellent stead. In­
Brennan's face blazed; chagrin, an­
i admitted, “but matters have been deed, I doubt not, had I chosen to put
last arranged to the satisfaction of it to the test, my hand would have ger, disappointment fairly Infuriated
'll concerned. You are to meet at proven the steadier of the two, for him, and he seemed to lose all self“This Is some cowardly
too*. In the rear of the big tobacco Brennan’s face was flushed, and he control.
1, a spot entirely removed from ob­ plainly exhibited the intense animos­ trick !” be roared, glaring abeut him
as If seeking some one upon whom
servation. I have been compelled to ity with which he confronted me.
his could vent his wrath. “Damn it,
¡accept pistols aa the weapons, as we
How peculiar the mind often op­ I believe my pistol was fixed to over­
re nothing elae here at all suitable
erates la such moments of exciting shoot In order to save that fellow. 1
the purpose—cavalry sabers being suspense. I recall remarking a very
:ar too cumbersome. Lieutenant' Starr slight atoop In Brennnn’i shoulders never missed such a shot before.”
Moorehouse broke In upon his rav­
to poasesa two derringers exwhich I had never perceived before,
ing, so astounded at these Intemper­
<tly alike, which w * hare mutually
I remember wondering where Mooreate words to to stutter in his speech.
|agreed upon. I hope this la satisfachouse bed ever discover— a tailor to
p r to you, Wayne 7”
“Do-do you d-daro to in sinuate, Ma­
give so shocking a fit to his coat, and
L
not Precisely - expert, but
j
alm oit ,l t e rested in jo r Brennan,” he began, “that I have
« « does not peaU y matt— Who acts t
blrdl p, rch- upon the limb el — ” he paused, hie mouth wide open,
Brennan?’’
a tres opposite where I stood. I even staring toward the shod. Involuntar­
Up aln Moorehou—, rather against iln lu d to mjraelf 0Tar a Je, t ene et ily we glanced In that direction also,
, 1 ’ 1 tMnk-”
the young officers had mad# — hour wondering what he saw. There, id
I, , ®ry
Caton; I ana perfectly before. Y et with It all I remaimed the open doorway, as in a. frame,
oh i J ' and
lnd<>ed’ sreatly keenly obeervant and fully aware of dressed almost entirely in white, her
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y° a »' , «9'»J et bei°re we
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movement uiwv
made by
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others «■
en graceful figure and fair young facs
“«ire to speak a word o r two with the field. I aaw Caton accept the der- clearly defined against the dark back
I the
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utmost frankness.” I stood facing ringer handed him and test It care- ground, stood Edith Brennan.
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“ y hand resting lightly upon fUn7j the long, slim, blue barrel look(To B e Continued.)
table‘ my eyes readlllK h,a lng deadly enough — he held it up heJ J , * tkCb- ‘A» m second I wish tween me and the sky. Then Meore«¡ui th
tv comprellend
Yuliy
house appro
approached Brennan with its
tod
Li —
7 my
J actions,’ fiowse
they
Uves tbat inspire them. If fellow in hie grasp, and the Lieutenant
I Jour t ? in any way unsatisfactory to crossed over, and stood beside me.
to
ieel at perfect llb"
“Here Is the gun, W ayne” he
T F Sr ,CeB- 1 a™ side, “and I sincerely hope you
FA N C Y W IN ES
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aya
7« have
nav,e been>
Deen‘ 0PP°B«d
oppoBed have changed your decision. There Is
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tt wr? n g<ta prv‘“- no mercy in Brennan's eyes.”
11‘b '«“ ustnm ^'viT uj * » J U8tlee: but
“So I notice,” I answered, taking W ater St.
Tonw R iv e r> N. J .
®®dt amone om,.«™'B^ outh‘ a require- the derringer from him, and examining
wha“ h ^ T t
0Ur ar“ r; and it with some curiosity, “but I shall ds
«»lor b I h“ 1“ t, ° ! CUrr* d bet^ ! e“ ns I said, nevertheless. It is not any
Brennan and myself I cannot
sentiment of mercy I feel which spares
I am ready to sOee yoar aor«« or a» yotr
I Jlai^ « y reiuBe any longer to go out. him, but a duty that appeals to me
jobbing and new work.
i -"»or
Brennan
has
d
‘
lie 1« Brennaa has deliberately placed even more strongly than hate.”
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY
I Heetw ?°altl°n wi> re I cannot avoid
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during the month of July. Applicants to give proper refer­
ence from representative business person of place wherein
applicant resides.
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Surveying
MARTIN BRANDT
All kinds of M ftal Spinning, Plating, Japanning & Polishing
A. PFIN6STAG
AUTO, COACH I I u n c i
And CARRIAGE LAM
PS
Berkeley
Garage
TOMS RIVER
N .J.
manufacture» of
Work Guaranteed
Oil Lamps Changed to Gaa or B lectric
ALL KÌNDS LAMP SU PPLIES
P l n m h a r t in and s h k e t ¡u
ik o n
w o k k e k
Iron» B lacksm ith Shop, at rear at tb *
Vnn&lae BulldtngT O M S H IV E R
dobbins promptly »trended to
r muer
Repairing of Lamps, Radia­
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d lor
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lost
So one was hurt.
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ranging toom lour to tut per ceat. It will eladi*
you with details and a list ot offerings U you «
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West Creek with n»r «uni. Mrs. Berry
mi
Mrs. Ralston Pbaro ol Atlantic City
»ci. ref a
is visiting at tile home of T. Frank
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Miaa Annie Lipman o t Lakewood ts
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Mrs. Mary Davies and children uf
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Mt. Holly are visiting Mrs. Leona Con
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Lipman Gerber spent Friday in Phila.
b v tttl.
Sot arc ihr WUaon men happy, «o« Mist Ida Hammond of Meicbantville
Ibe hurrah «f 1b» H»mmorT ».,n».iKimi is visiting relatives hers
luta died away and
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sround over,
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o n » o» | Nathan Lipman of New York was
leaker Clark and kit friend« *o a to* # recent visitor
F to *ftâ l
Capt. Morgan T. Morris of .he
«00» Is no. reassuring. The Demo- pleasure yacht "M icco” , sailing from
ralle House of Congress has ™9de " , ¡ jay |[ea(j spent several days of the
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,enervation plsn and in n using ni-m , j^j. Dora Lipman has ju st purchas­
e r battleships.
Tfe weakest point in the Democrati. , ed a new Byrne piano
tuati«>n »*. howerer. the e b a w t •*»« j Horner Marshall and .Mis* Daisy
crlmlnatloa«* that w w
i l l 1McBride were week end guests at the
w " .& - ‘ w e H !!X ? ov““ ‘ H r .-p i " ■home of j . E. Ireland on Wood S t
ns mi fv ir y topic under the sun and
Mrs. Chas. Pierce is visiting her
■ bad spoken or written on most of mother at Atlantic City
em . were pnraded and criticised by
Miss Sara Shourds is spending a fort­
emoernta. who m ust now try make
Iks believe that they dul not mean it. j night at Ocean City
ilsi.ti. in his m any writing* had InkOrlando Mathis of Atlantic City has
the aide of money on almost every
pie.
He had spoken
and written rented the furnished home of Houston
nliist trade unions, in strong term »: Driscoll for the remainder of the sum­
had denounced n-cent European imigratinn, and com pared
th e jn tm l- mer
ant» m ifavorably with the Chinese:
Mrs. David Bowen and daughter
had spoken of Jefferson am! Jack son
a way to raise the tm ir on th e h ead s. R ita o f Sea Side Park, are spending
dTi-din-tlic-wonl D em ocrats,
who som e time with relatives
»* pm
„alder these men the titular saints of j
ir p
rty ;; he
he had
had o
p p o s e .................,
p aa rty
opposed
m ethods' M rs.
A.
B.
S p ack m an
w as
called
akM**5tftl toward iMipulariziiic »overn- home on Tuesday from Beverly on ac>nt. and denounced the men who h*d I COUnt of the serious illness of her son
* proBrrwdve movem ents
in term s
it would have suited the New in rk K alp h
n : he had het»n a prononuced a m * '
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mic* free trailer, and in fact, no later
in last O t o U r. in his speech at Tom s
r e r. declared himself a free trader.
RAM'S HORN BROWN.
I tb'*se things in tlx* past few months
•re brought out nurainst him by DemoGoing b a ck often begins by looking
Ha and D em ocratic ne.wspapvs.
I f course, as t<» th e chances of Koose- back .
lt on the Hull Moose ticket, common
»*<• would say th at he had none, and
The man who would be a leader
litical history would teach th at it w*as
possible to organize
a nation-wide must be the first to start.
rty in one sum mer.
It never -------makes a sin any whiter to
However, it is now conceded by th e ,
------------m ocrats that the tight as they see i ca Jl Jt a m ista k e
is between Roosevelt and W (Ison, j
lese D em ocrat« also
complain that
To be a lion for a day would spoil
rf.sevelt k.-eps on the fron t page of all ]
■ newspapers and crow ds W ilson on a mouse forever.
• small corners of inside pages, a s ,
iH tunlly a s W ilson did
poor \ tv j
The man who goes out to leok for
■wis. in th e G ubernatorial campaign I
tw o years ago.
Even the papers trouble will have a short walk.
it would like to support \\ ilson, ont |
hatred to Roosevelt, give all th e ,
A whole Noah’s ark full of sin can
itorial space to denouncing T . R. and j
ges of their news columns to te U -; hide behind a single doubt.
- what he says and does.
The man who always looks for good
F o r it m ust he remembered that the
ws columns of any papers a r e a fair- could not be In any better business.
reflection of current happenings than
■ editw ia! pages. The (slipiriiil page
There Is no pew In any church that
Is wliat the owners
of the paper
>uld like to see—hut the news columns the devil has not sometimes occupied.
ow what the m anagers of the par feel sure th eir readers want to
very where eye drives or walks back
ittle way from the ocean along the
«ev coast can be found the work of
kind speculator, lairren wastes of
d or scrubby pine cut up i«to buildlots. Some of these taacts are siSni in tic- most out-of-the-way places
are low and next to worthless for
Idinp purposes. Yet they sell, and
ie people make lots of money th»reA company will purchase several
?« of cheap land, cut it up into plots
Km feet in size, have maps drawn,
wine streets cut through and other
ircvenient*. pot the property on the
rk<>' advertising it extensively, said
only are sales made to nearby resi­
ts. but erediWons people all ower
country wiH purchase the lots at
haps $10 each. These small sums,
sidering what a mere sang the whole
•t was bought for, bring in a hand­
le profit to the speculators. Not all
bp seashore tracts
so advertised
se in this category. ht;t there is very
le desirable land left near the ocean
the North Jersey coast wloob can
tenglit at all cheaply.—Newark Call
of M»
to Ur». Furmao Clay ion*» on Sund»v
Mis» Nellie I'lavton of Avan it visit
liar ll<
ing at Mrs. Samuel Dunham's
Mr.
.1 Mr* Jnmmm Hmyttivftl 1SW»Rev. J . O. R. Cot lit», wife and eon
II ui •*1 fr*.•m lin* iilarr i0 A»l ,D|>v
Franklin are spending a few days here I'ark
il W***'4 . ttl.* r.* Mr lini uni
1f t
with Richmond Corliss and wile
, I "Zb *11'
r* 11**% Un*«. Mr Hr IIIIHI
Mr. Andrews and family motored to r «.mi’
VrlawiMal of Hi**
1rlfelll m ••«Mml wlifti (lit* ! rrtn
Aaburv Park on Monday
1-Ini» i
Mrs. K tbrcca Bennett o f CaMhegr.
Mo., spent last Thursday night with ' Miw Jennie I (nil I* vNlilns relative,
her sister, Mr». Wesley Clayton
tft J f t .
.Biwfclya t a t« "
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j";"»'k*. Her «later. Mis* Anna, returnMr*. Emma L. Silvers of jersey City, ¡e l l>i.t week fmui «
.i„ >v ,i „ r,.
sod her two daughters have b e e n 1 M ta Margaret l-uvell, uf Jersey
spending several weeks with M rs.C ha,
Anw
King
No matter how small,
no matter
1
TIi«» Mi**«*» IVarl un<| Knitter Want,
•»f MrK«-t**p«»rt, IViitt*».. art* vi*itinii
Brookville
ilifir i«iiiviu. Clyde HyucSer. nt the
Hii«*ntt YUtH. hi* |utrente* »tnnm« r home
Miss Blanche Sprague of Cedar Run •»li the f.iikewiMMl ron«!.
'Hie *tork vi*it«l the hom«> of Mr.
has been spending some time with her a ml Mr*. Irvin« Herbert, on Momtey
iiiortiina
mid left n very tine baby
sister, Mrs. Edith Couch
Kin.
Otis Penn spcntiSundavat Waretewn
O. R . Cranm eris spending a lew
Mr*. Newell Lyon* and Mr*. 8.
South worth, nmonu tho*e occupy line the
days st Vannote's Camp
the E. E. Mnx*«m <v>ttiiKe, on Armdd
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holloway and ivet ue, it-f t IIondaj !•>r ( utda, boro
daughter spent the week end with Mr. they will tour for three week*.
Mi** Kliznlieth Miller, of Orange, ^r*
and Mrs. \V. B. Wilkins at Warctown ttv«l M«*n«liiy for a week** vlfllt tn
Mrs. Harriet Brewer and Lucy Cran- Mhm Lorettii Hurt, another Orange
Kiri, who 1» Maying at the A. 8. O*mer, who have been spending some Inirn «ottiiKc.
time with relatives at Barnegat, re­
Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ctn* and lit­
turned home on Saturday
tle daughter. Myrtle, were week-end
Mrs. Josrphine I’ cnn returned on visitor* to Mr. and Mr*. William John«
on Huy avenue.
Sunday, after spending a few days ton,
Mr. and Mr*. El wood C. Jones, Mr.
with her parents
and Mrs. Joseph Eorsch, .Mr. J . EhrMrs. dec Free«!, Charles dee
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of Ware- linrdt,
Freoat, Alma Eldfdiert, “Duff" Lupke
town, Rev. Samuel Carmen and Harry and Mina Bertha .lone« cruised up the
Worth of Barnegat led the service in MumiHquan river lust Sunday nnd «*ujoyeil a day’s outing along the “nar­
the M. E- church here Sunday after­ rows.”
noon
On Monday part, of this party went
Miss Nellie Reid of Waretown has down Bnrnegnt pier for a fishing trip
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Josephine and brought in a string of 10 fluke
and 65 weak-fish. This is said to have
Penn
been the best catch in two weeks.
Miss Ida R. Flood, of Newark, is
Mr. land Mrs. Tiiden |Est’.ow and
spending a pleasant two weeks’ vaca­
daughter Myrtle spent Sunday with tion here, with Theodore Cable and
the former’s ¡sister,(Mrs. Florence Par- family, on Lincoln avenue.
The local baseball team expect 9#
kethave a game for Saturday, but as je t
Miss Ida Wilkins returned home on Manager MeElhinney lias not decided
whether to take on the Spring Lake
Saturday after a visit with her sister or
Avon teams.
here
A unique venture for n department
store is no auction «nie nnd the Steintuièli announcement in the Courier of
such a sale will be viewed with much
surprise.
During the recent political disturb­
ances in Persia, which terminated In
the lniniahment of Morgan Shuster,
the American treasure general, a na­
tive collecter of rugs. Hadji Kurdolf
Ivhau, found an unusual opportunity
for economical purchases of rugs. This
was due to the fact that a great many
of the natives were leaving the conntry, owing to the unceianinty of life.
Four thousand people had been mur­
dered in one (lay in Tabriz.
when you were down on the
Hadji Kurdoff Khan made an ex­
tensive tour of the country and hud no
boardwalk that you were
difficulty in securing many master
home, so that you c»uld tele­ places of the loom. In Thieran, Sultnnndad, and Hainadan, he was par­
ticularly successful in getting many
phone some friend and
fine specimens.
make an engagement, or
New York hankers advanced -money
or. this collection, which must now be
order some forgotten table
sold to satisfy their claims.
Jkiss R. Price, of 114 5th ave.. New
necessity?
York, the agent for Hadji Kurdoff
Klinn, was authorized to undertake
There are public telephones
this work. He found the auction mar­
ket in New York very dul), at least
on the boardwalk for this
whore high grade rugs were concern­
ed. His thoughts turned to the Je*sey
purpose.
Coast, where lives the richest summer
colony in America. Many of them he
knew to he collectors ns well ns con­
Look for the blue telephone
noisseurs of oriental rugs. These peo­
sign.
ple he believed could be best reached
through the Steinbach store, so arrange­
ments have been complet»!, whereby
Try it Today.
one of the floors of the store will he
given over to the rugs, which wifi be
on exhibition. The sale will than be
’
held at 8.16 aaeii evening for the entire
week. Jacques Cohen, the auctioneer,
has conducted some of the largest sales
in New York. In art goods, mgs., etc.,
and the fact that he deems this auc­
tion of importance enough to conduct
it, give diutinction to the sale. Cohen
is a connoisseur in mgs and his nmA« WfltCrblirV* Local Agent
ment during the coarse cf the sals will'
507 Bangs Ave., Asbnry Park, N. J . be isteresting.
Have You
Ever Wished
Character Is something that can
never be taken to the graveyard in
a hearse.
Some people give according to theii
means, and others give according tc
their meanness.
There are men who will talk to c
Sunday school as If every child in 11
had the wisdom of Solomon.
how
large,
F I R S T N A T IO N A L BA N K
TOMS RIVER. N. J!
will give it careful atten­
tion.
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This message
applies to the men and
the women alike.
y . W W . S Y A ’ . V A Y . ’. W d . Y .S V i V A V V V A V W A S V .V . '. '.W i
Bryan ^ Roosevelt Agree
Roosevelt Says:
E xtrsvagancc rot« character; train youth away from it. On
the other hand, the hsbit of saving money, while it >ti(leoi
the will, also brightens the energies. IF YOU WOULD BE
S U R E THAT YOU A RE BEG IN N IN G RIGHT, BEGIN
TO SAVE.
Bryan Says:
Wo
Work
earnestly; SAVE S T E A D FA S T L Y ; and turn your
faci away from no man. These make true Americjncitir®11*face
We Say:
Save a little each month from your earnings and deposit it
with us during the first three days of the month. We allow
interest on same in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT from
the first of any month. We offer absolute saf ty for every
dollar deposited with us and your money back with interest
when needed.
F I R S T N A T I O N A L B A N K O F B A R N E G A T , N. J .
AUCTION SALE AT
STEINBACH STORE
The millennium would soon be here
If we all lived up to what we demand
o f others.
Resources over Quarter Million Dollars
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INVESTMENT
The Safety of the Principal is the true test 01 »**
investment.
An account with the
OCEAN COUNTY TRUST COMPANY
is an investment of which you may well f«el pfoud
because your money is in Absolute Security ah“ w!"
yield you a good rate of interest.
4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
Accounts of $ 1 .0 0 and up accepted
X X X .
New York Telephone
Company
As long as prize fighting pays sc
much better than preaching the devii
will have plenty of hired help.
Don't forget that when you are In
the wrong place your right place is
empty.—Indianapolis News.
Your Banking?
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h ü tu*#ft %i«tt4ag Mr* Jutdfdt H « t f f
Katydid* »•«* Ward Il i w i y, ••
it»# y * Krndtl,*« bojrhuud booM F ,«4 kU4 (k g . at th * A ll e il a City dog alt«*
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lt «tolti i U f i f i i n to • irth iij iol*l|t%b
Mr». Croa eon
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, Af# « wiling of N *» Votif, w» Vteiiiig Mr», Anna
Vender» Wtt4 pl.yed at th» laat» f*t#
D fi Ptmi
Add Ulti# rhité *if th#»t i lt t ff. M
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•at
night,
and
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a*a»n
(
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m i w » all
4 if| hrf* ItoU
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D
m» I,*!Ii# P itin tu ii i* tj»#Ad*Ag wi*ii#
Ul MM [Art «I Ih r ;
U rtai» i l «V». t» »i Atian <m ih# S
“Ò to n ti Grani and J<* Alebeitete
C«>urt Tarn« H i*«r, Fot««#»* ol
llttt# with h r |Ni«#nt». I lf . tdd Mf*
u»d(
. ■-- . .
»o( lern« ltt»i(ih ihfúügh
. •IV *o«k,ng tot iW U .a Cempany
1‘d n i qA Hr# ti
Am*«lc«, e*t«bnit«4 tutef « o t e l an*«&*#«>• PiitttM A on S # *«rd * r t « u t
vteMfv *««• n**ht la Rump hall. Tha
fbOH n e » ateo» al Barbar G iaat 1 J ill# * f l l
Mtt. i . Rt*'fc#nhr.Kj and da
Tit# D d iff pA(t#rtna
AtMittHN*
n« a n »p»outing s»
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vi«t,u» la tlw M Geand Chi»! l u g t ,
PAlly
r«d«c* ih« arallng capnc,
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vUitiiiA
tb#»t
gfAAd(Mf#tti#,
Mr.
lu*tt>B
ctiurtainmir a! S t Jm fp S i R icW i) Rw
ttenni* Flynn wf l* m h Awboy; Gland
*****
with h#f tro t her
thè«* pUaaaat e%«alng*
Amt Mr*« U « D PAtt#f*»o
, „1 U arlua »v»nu«
tiMKrr, D m Suite tlnm u # u( lio filo .
S f t n u i t . W. L J, J e t » of j.ra a y C ity .
J*
Lahm
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Ilo
t^
tf
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iloo
The Tom* Rtver tua a*. «,
|Km#id ’ »ftisich
*t»4l
U m ,, And htr ffteodt
la England
bu(tef*l«tng Iteputy, F . F , L«t|wf of
Dr. nod D ti. S . R . Ap|d«fa i #
Baroeg«, Ioghi today. and »lAtl
1» Star
turned last
loboktel. T h eft * a« .¡* a « in g a o J
Urt*
Pfrd
J
uh
tt
wo
of
r*Ulw#ll
it
vt#*
, (aid up laai w«*k «U h • tuli n*<*«og»r lìti
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ti
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Week »uh hi» falb## • Judf# !•
rimú, and iffiteh n w ati w t « wived,
L*
lláfWtt
itine
Mr*t
,j rhcumaiwn*. Imi, ta
McK#|##v » » a to to * n !
laimwbteM
U « iiu to lark al p ath b tie t i p i ,
t ta ifc c o w I Had a jolly tune
Mr*. Wi afft G. I lutti## ff UHt1#d
vitil #l âilw rton (Ai«
Newell U n , ha* not Ureo ! in n tif ihr
ffi• OA hi* vaca*
AD
lodge Cartuie hAt 1 #1A
n
m
visu
«tilt
her
muthff
Tufft4
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(ff
ItURM)
Came and enjoy th« Fair and Supper
tiua trip neii l W#t!a#A<!ay Ad v il! b#
Suadajfaclwol (» '* Tom» Ri t i f.g u l.ily W 't® Ulli f r f k
At StA Gau L o st Ultttd
h . y«» Millikan h«« leturued to
>irmb#r l i t
|D(lt lìti
on K ilpatrtfb'a beautiful lawn Satur­
I TutedaV. | » W *"
Rttd ih r Job At
Miiley h i
Addettoti hr. tt vtitttag
Mìa. C. i
ÜAAA#|ltAf t,»r a atay of some weeks day night
W H »v«H J#f!ft#
,4 P i g i l i ttofv
iMiuntr fot Cr*nr
« itb b#r a
b«f »«»If r, 3 I. \Vt|| *m T« Wuudm#«*
Mr».
i urover
ta<) Alti) Mr. «nd Mr*.
A. Wilbur #t
build htffMtfM 1
lU o n
I. * a*»«, ball (aam
And took
**r, at Bainegat City
t>h«w and
•rut
thvtr
KM£
aav
.
And
Mr*.
J#
itf*
i
now
d
»
tll*
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I
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huUi« A
Ifo iic t to ‘ ‘ax D e lin q u a m i
Tom« R i*et u em
qI#c*
Mi»a
Stella
Hewitt
of
8«»
Side
I’atk
am,
«h
ä
bad
b#«n
vltlt
log
b#r
t. v ir
inf C* iL v ttitil
Of D over T o w n sh ip
Wat
a WisInoOAV vitliar
V.
N
ic
h
e
li
irumuitiii
san
i,
a
i t‘«r* it#, r#tura#d with bln) Monday
Mi iP'liV
fA|'('ht 1« 1,41 '"
rd*l ha« Wan g»**« ,o ll« » ,y
f Si er ling, III., and i brothei j
Mr». Eliaalwth Hay«« o f N««r Yoik,
l«(l
1Smith hat mo.
Moth merrygruoui
No'icb I« hereby given that all
i
M” ' Hr
ï ,h« fitet Iw alantry tofim .b
Governor Samuel K . Van j
Pa. who 1« ipvndmg th* M m intron Daytoa Allan,
and ha*taken apartm tnu
Hill «»nt Monday t N orm
on real c .ta le tn Dover Township muat
nan,
ih o) July Marathon race
Minn«a»t»,
vialttel
rrlaUvc.
avenue,
gave
a
l«wn
party
on
IVnlsw
*
to
I building on luarvr Mato
up and
I in the
ha* pr
be paid at once, or I shall be , <>mpaiied
h .,. I
Uly, and wa* taken by than,
day alt ‘moon in honor of th« fifth «irret
imuM broke hto ehoulder MaawquaB
by law to advertí»« and tell th«|pm»
hm
I
y
A
»der».
birthday
of
Htr
lifit«
daughter,
Grace
at
B
a
y
,
W
M
, )ghi «hiU trying ta limber
Oli «Hr. Schrueder of Briclle, th*
perry to make the tax.
Pi«b s ie biting at the bp11Ir« «ini tu
m
hl«
.
vili«,
wbri
Elisabeth Ifaye«. About a «core of
other waa born. She
„p o st prior to take part In t he Hu m e t. Point ndge
I owner of racing nuitorboau and auto.
ADOLPH ERNST,
tl n o d a ir
waa an Ai idrrs
and hit parent* were
liltla one» w«,e guratt, »nd the after­
I mobile», motored to ihia place Tuesday
Collector for to il Tex.
Chari«« potc»n*«r and W. I' 8immmarried in Ton’
noon
¡fioni
2
till
5
was
spent
iu
music
ver
on» have Wen tha lucki««,, btrauae
Edward
Crabbe
spent
the
week
end
Layton has moved
game», dancing, etc. There w»a a
A pariy of y o u n g women made
D o n t forget! there is a good »upper
mo«, p«r«i»trnt
uu Dorar mad, in
hi, ihday cake and other refrethmen,». ï «I Quogue, Long Island, with his another Hip to Sea Side Park Monday
waiting for you at the Fair Saturday
South
I
family,
who
have
a
cottagej
there
thin
George Atoheimer, Will Anderson, Miss Grace Hayes, aunt of the little
\A th# house he vacated
night on the Toms River, and enjoyed night
I Atwood Hyrr«, Leon John»on end Fred
Its »IftMti It now occupi-d
hut,ess helped entertsin (he children i summer
■ frankfuter roaet. This was a sequel
Gatkill
ar«
at
Plemington
P»it
thi»
,Snut»
Dr. Smith of New W k is the guest the m. r, hm il,ow I<MUl ol , h„ Wffk b#. |
M,«. M. C. Campbell and her two
Thousand, of bargains a t the Lips
tu \i. E. Saudav tch >ol beld it» week with the ra**le dewle. O. E. tons have been visiting at Port Norris, of Dr. Todd
fore. As on that (H-casion it wa« «affra- chuetx Remodelling Sale, Read about
Payne,
S»m
Brinley
and
Nathan
Iron«
Miss Kate Watnright of the German­ gette picnic and no men were allowed, j it on the last page
eil (iicnK Tue»day, going lo Se»
Cumberland ccuoty
!
f Park in ihe Mary, Capt. Fred ('or­ alio have a conceaaion there
Mra. Mame Grant and her daughter town, Pa.,hoapital, hat been home on a
. . . . Wm.
. . . . ___
. George
A big caravan of Gypeie», aome Alice have been spending some time in vacation with her parent», Mr. and
te a»J ihe
Penn,. C»pt.
Many other» went over 00 the S twelve or tiiteen w»gon». went ihtuugh
Mrs. John W’ ainright
New York
fom» River, or by tram , «o town Wedne.day. They were going to
Mrs. John Waiaright and her daugh­
Mrs.
K.
H.
Ainey
and
her
daughter,
were nearly 200 Tom« River ) gtop here, but were warned to keep
ter K ate have been visiting another
Miss
Frances
Cowdrick,
returned
last
The whole outfit were ar­
I .eh . The only miahap moving
daughter, Mrs. William C. Wood in.
rested at Red Bank for thievery the week from a long stay in Port Allegany Rrorklyn
i.it.rlv in the morning, before atar,
Pa.
While
there
MutCowdrick
under­
day before, and were decidedly acary
Mrs. Samuel Spade was called t o 1
went a serious operation, but is now
If you want to buy a boat or sell one S E E M E F IR S T
of the officer*
Gerniamowr. Pa., last week by the
ICkssified Advertisements
much better
S e rv ic e will be held in the M. E.
Robert L. Meyer of New York, who death of her brother's wife, Mrs. Jo h n '
I One Cent a Word
church Sunday, but no preaching in
has
been spending the summer on a Geschwind, who had been sick for tome
Ijo A4v. in«rrted for le** than 15c
either ,h< Baptist ¡o r Preabyterian
time. Mr. Geschwind, and his two
32 FOOT Hunting Cabin Cruiser, 10 h. p.,
church. At the M. E. church ReV.John farm in Connecticut was here this week daughters «pent several days here, re- j
looking
after
his
Germantown
farm.
2 cylinder Grey motor, new last year.
FOR SALE
Handley. D I) , one lof itbe most elo­
turning here with her
Uncle Robert had on the biggeat Wood
IK Sale—«oda fountain in good quent speakers In the State, will preach
Franklin Minturn arrived in tow n'
ii-ion; will »»H cheap. A. LA RI. | in the morning. In the evening will be row Wilson badge that he could Hod
20 FOOT Open Launch, 3 h. p. Grey
this week, after an absence of severe I
36
Mira
Ella
Goble
liaa
been
visiting
her
ea.ide Park, N. J
a women’s meeting. Mra. Fred Rich­
motor, with canopy top.
weeks in New E igland
sister,
Mrs.
Theodore
Allen
•R SALE—Grocery Busines» stand ardson will talk, and a female choir
Selden Tw itchelof Philadelphia came
Edward Shumar ol Wilmington, Del.
■The deceased Maja Berrv. Large will sin g
40 FOOT Hunting Cabin Cruiser, 15 h. p.
1 «e and stoft?. thirteen rooms, large
an old resident here, was in town last down Wednesday to stay till after the,
The
new
moving
picture
theatre
ol
I ’ over all, two cellars, large double
Sewell cup regatta
motor, completely equipped, now in com­
Saturday
the
Toms
River
Amusement
Co.
is
tak­
f gr, .uiid, right at the depot 011
mission ; a bargain for a quick buyer.
Miss
Lewis,
Miss
Deackin
and
Mils
Kirk.Kuhlwein
of
Boston,
is
visiting
_v'.nas Aven e. Sacrnlice price
j.
ing shape. It will seat 400 people,
McCorniack of Brooklyn, are visiting
.S r u K E S , West Creek, N .J. 45*
and represents an investment of *6000. hiaaunt, Mrs. Alex Truex
Winfield Snyder was a week end vis­ Mrs. Smith on Daytoo avenue
FOR Sale— 1 tow-horse wagon and 1 It is expected to open on Septemberl5,
Mrs. Russell motored down from
Iti*;.orge wagon. H EN RY T. AP- with a new Edison machine. It will itor from Philadelphia
44 have a sloping floor, with a 14 foot ceil­
L e g a t e , Cedar Grove
Mr. and Mrs. English of Trenton, Ocean Grove Wednesday to visit rela-i
ing at the lentrance and 17 feet at the have been here on a cruise in their lives here
j
K( iRA SS and salt hay for sale.
Tom s R iv e r, N. J .
Ipply to JAM ES R. A PPEEG A 1E, stage end
Ed Martin, chauffeur for Judge Miopower yacht
o.e Creek
turn,
is
vitfiting
his
mother,
Mrs
Martin
E. F . Larrabee and family of LakeBring the children to see the goose
I FOR Sale or Exchange— lhl l Pennhuist have,been here cruising around Wellbrook
b'ivania five piissenger touring
that laid the golden egg at the Fair
Mijis Matilda Malcolm of Jersey City
on their big powerboat Rancocas
»arage, Barnegat,
K IL L ’S Gi
Ipply C.ASKUnturday nfternoon
45
is
the guest of Miss Edith Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gragor of P h il­
■JGeorge Allen, who has been spending
adelphia,
with
Miss
Helen
Gragor
and
Y o u r B oys a n d G irls
The
F
Lipschuetz
Department
store
ÍF0R Saie—two pianos; one *50.00
Whet *75.00. Box 413, Toms River 45 take up the whole of the last page this a girl friend, left here.last Friday in the summer here, returned to work in
c a n H ave g o o d
New York this week. His wife and
week to tell of their remodelling sale— the Gragor launch for Ocean City,
BUSINESS NOTICES
f u n w itH a
selling their summer stuck to allow the where they will spend ajfortnight, and daughter will stay the summer out and
he will make frequent trips
I EXPERT bicvele repairer at Grover carpenters to remodel the interior of then return ito Toms River to wind up
Frank Taylor ran down to Beach
the summer at the Riverside
the store
ï Sou’s
Mrs. Antrim VanHise has been on a Haven Tuesday in the Chippewa and
PHOTOGRAPHIC developing and
Beautiful fancy work of all descrip­ trip up country, visiting her children back the same day
hinting. All work given cardul^and
Prof. Conover Applegate was home
piompt attention. 11 AROLO B. COX, tion wiii be on hand at the Fair Satur­ and grandchildren
day afternoon
ihotngrapher, Barnegat, N. J.
45
Martin Schwarz Jr. over Sunday from Philadelphia for the week end
entertained {a party of friends from
Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Beaumont and
PICKLES tersale. Apply to THOM
YACHTS FOR SALE
45-46
Trenton, and they had a fine time down family of Philadelphia are visiting her
AS i. GRANT
FOR SA LE or REN T— 20f mtSneak
So simple a child can easily learn to use
the bay ashing. The party included; parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. AppKgate
BICYCLE repairs by an expert work- box, thoroughly overhauled.
PH IL John J. Folev, Jam es Green, Peter A. s t Cedar Grove
it— so efficient it will take’pictures you
lan at Grover & Son's
GRANT, C. R. R . Depot
42
will prize. Come in and let us show
Kucher, Walter Gough, J . I. Mitchell
Mr. Taylor of Philadelphia is visiting
FRESH Fish every day at.Main street
FO R SALE— houseboat and power and John Major
you Brownies from *1 .0 0 to *1 2 .0 0 .
his
father
Francis
G.
Taylor
bridge, back of bank, 9 A M. to 7 P-M- cruiser, 44 feet long, 12 feet wide, two
Dr. Kayser ol Hoboken was the
peter n ev v m a n
46
Mr. andMrs. Joseph Fields of Elwood
10 horsepower engines, recently done
up; lavatory; stove, refrigerator, bin­ guest of W. F . Simmons over Sunday
Ind ., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
We do Developing and Printing at Reasonable Prices
nacle, whistle, everything complete, in
FERTILIZERS FOR SALE
John Lyons and family of Jersey City Irons, while on a trip east. Mrs. Fielder
first-class shape for business. Owner
GOOD stable manure for sale cheap, has n« further use for it. Address, E. are spending a month on thejudgefarm was Miss Anna Bareford, of Toms
while it lasts. R . W. & G. H. IRONS, N., Courier office, or W IL B E R T B R O ­ on the Freehold road
Toros River, N. J .
s T H E R S, Forked River, N. J .
29
NOTICE
Hon. Adolph Ernst spent Tuesday in
FO
R
sale—25
foot
speed
boat
equip­
STOCK FOR SALE
Freehold
ped with 4 cylinder, 4 cycle, 25 h p.
Opp. Ocean House
TOM S R IV E R
The public ie cordially invited to a t­
"[TIR Sale—fine, healthy, vigorous, Auto engine. Speed 17 miles per hour.
Mrs. Polly Borden has been enter­
*Jgnt weelas pigs, half Jersey,half Berk- Boat and engine in first class condition. taining her daughter, Mr«. Harry Clay­ tend the.“ fair” and “ supper“ given by
the Ladies Guild of Christ Episcopal
Jsre;
-, weight
-eight about 20 lbs.; *4.00, WiH sell at sacrifice. P L GRO VER,
•1.00 per pair, P. R. SIMMONDS, Toms River, N J
41 ton, from up the beach
church, a t Toms River, which will be
«(ran HiU
45
Misses Margaret and Reba Adams held on the lawn of Mrs. F . J . Kilpat­
F IR S T Class House boat for sale,
rick, on W ater street, on Saturday af­
RRESH cow and young calf for sale. accommodates five people.
Apply are vieiting in New Gretna
Wply to F. L LEW ELLY N ,Pohl farm, W IL B E R T BR O S., Forked River, N.
Rev. George H, Neal, a former Teens ternoon and evening, August tenth.
hxns River
45* J .
30
River boy, now one of the District Fancy articles and candy will be sold,
FOR Sale----- three thoroughbred bird
FO R Sale— two year old speedboat; Superintendents of the New Jereey M. and »upper will be served from five
»P5. Address
Addrt
P»ps.
W. C. CA RTER, Bar- boat and engine in perfect condition; E . Conference, wa* the gueet of Mr. o'clock on during the|eveoing, and will
neBat, N. J.
45* will sell for about ene-balf cost. Box
Some time ago my friends urged me to run for Town­
appeal to all, as the menu which is
372, Toms River, N. J .
45 and Mrs. Henry A. Low this week
given here below, will be of great
FOR Sale—fresh cow, blooded Stock.
ship
Committee,
and I consented to do so. I hear it being
A. C. Graw, who as a bey lived at variety, and a treasonable prices.
Apply to JOHN DUNHAM, Silyerfon,
YACHT Bertha for saie. MRS. PE
*'• J45* T E R FORCANSER. Toms River, N .J- Tom* River and learned the printer’s
Potato salad or tomato salad, cold
stated that I have drawn out. I wi*h to state that this is
45* trade on the Courier, has been here this
ham, bread and butter sandwich,
WANTED
not true, but that I am in k to a finish.
« eek with Mrs. Graw on a cruise that pickles, tea or coffee, 35 cents.
FO R Sale—motor beat, 18 feet long,
Chicken salad, oold ham, bread and
THE KESW ICK OlelLONY, n e ia r seats 12, excellent coédition, bargain is covering all the Jersey shore. H e is
C. H. IR O N S
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O»ast
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This adr. pal« for t j 0. " . lBONe
mens shoes or clothing. Dis- Inquire Hoffman's Boat Livery, Deal Reports and Yachting, and is cruising 50 cents.
v. „ ^ furniture or bedding would also Lake and Trolley Biidgc, Lock Arbour, in his motorboat Elizabeth G., gening
Stuffed crabs, 15 cents.
.acceptable. Upon rte tip i of post or F . A. SM ITH, 784 M s,tison Ave,,
Asbary Park, N J .
44 material for the publication. They
Icecream and cake, 15 cents.
’ wagon would gladly caR
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E«TABLI»HtD 1 8 7 7
Leaves Toms River 8.24 A. M.
O p p o s it e t h e O cea s H o u u
Returning Leaves Atlantic City 6.30 P. M.
T T L Ï S S E S S. G RA N T.
T om oB iA L A b t ih t ,
BATHS
POOL AMD BILL1AKD TABLES
CorperthwAlt E*ch»o*c, Mass >;re«t
Open e»erj d«rte*'-«P< 8na<Uy>froia «.1» *. ;
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Saddles, Harnes«»,
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3NH
I h* buy» tt! the Xfcthodi*
SUIMIltV
!n«ol m .i n l y d rlrsitd tin r of lh
i f i .i i Mitul.y •», b.Mjj ■ b s w U s ll,
. r , 14 to 4. ( .»urg« bows , piichsr.
and Asron Hopkiat, catcher, arc the
baitsry for tn t P n ib y ttr liM ; Dofmar
Moor*, pitcher, ami Earl Maa»,<stchar,
fur the M eiboditu.
New Egypt defeated the Cherokee
Indian* l u t week on tb tir viait here by
a acme of 3— 2. It ts claimed th at the
Cherokee* had only lo*t 17 out of 96
gain*» played this euimuer, aud conae.
qnently .th e, Egyptian* feel elated by
the victory
Because of uefair treatment which
they allege they received at the band*
of the umpire in a game at New Egypt
July 27, the Cranbury baieball team
challenge the local team to play a'jtame
on any grounds ouuide of New Egypt
for a pur,* of $ 100. The Cranbury
ball tos*ers allege that they outclaued
their opponent, at every itage of the
game, but that unjust decision of the
umpire in the last inning gave the vie
tory to New Egypt. This is disputed
here
î*r*. Horae n oth in*,Turf an«
Bepalrlug Nuatlj D«
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New Egypt 7 ; Columbia 3
WALTER } . STEWART, M.n.ger
ELLI- H. PARKER, Pts«
Mount Holly. Garaee,
MOUNT HOLLY
New Jersey
G e o . G . W o i ’^ t n l l
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No. 3 ...Halil S tre e t,
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lO.M v H IV KH
Woodrow Fielder
C a rp e n te r
All orders promptly attended to :: :: Jobbing
Furniture repaired and polished. Door Keys
Fitted and Window Lights replaced.
Dover St.,
T o m s R iv e r , N . J .
Commerce, Price Complete with Top, $800
C a d illa c
I. W . R IC H T M E Y E E
MONUMENTAL
AND
STONE DEALER
Anything in any kind of ston
Residence, 30 Robbins St
Yard, 18 Washington St
T O M S R I V E R . N. J .
Hupmobile
A fine and satisfactory low priced car
Long stroke motor, 82 h. p.
Touring car, fullyequipped, $1,ooo
“
“ torpedo body,
900
i
Roadster
»00
Runabout
750
Self starting; demountable rims. Dual ignition
system.
“ 81X-4S” touring car $’ 850 fully equipped
1,860
1,860
roadster
6 passenger
roadster*
1.910
1,500
1,600
1.260
1,250
All modern appliances; a strictly, high ; Commerce Truck
Best light delivery true« on the market. Friograde oar.
Roadster, oe h. p.
$2,260
tion transmission. Will carry U*»5*h
Touting car, 56 h. p.
2,750
nXä
Price $800
••
“ 80 h. p.
1,950
“
tonneau, 30 h. p. 1,950
Dealer in
SH O E S
Hepairin* Neatly Done at Lowest Prices
B E S T OAK L E A T H E R USED
S in g le to n B u ild in g
W ain St.
T o m s R iv e r, N . J
De Tamble
Dual system ignition.
Roadster, 116 inch wheel base,
Hi PJ
$ 1000*
Cars Repaired and Rebuilt
Tire agency_and_claims adjust,
ment made'on tires.
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E.
CIVIL ENGINEER
ffi SURVEV0R
OOX BLDG.,
TOMS RIVER N. J
Telephone 7.L.
Established 1904.
New Egypt, Aug. 3— Columbia of
Trenton, received a walloping today at
the hands of the home team. Thomp­
son, E. Compton, Nash audIrons made
sensational plays
New Egypt
Nash, lb
Irons, 3b
Compton, If
Thompsqn, 2 b
Jell, c f
Stevens, ss
Lamb, rf
Berner, p
G. Compton, c
«ui.* th at « linutl fright
t r i ufi ih« r>«d. II«
Bill.
When Carrol Mal.bury of Westfield
wat et hi* old hams hut week, he told
of A. E. Pearsall, the entertainer, Iwav
mg Wtatiieid m a gypey caravan, to
travel through Naw England and Nova
e
t
.
S c o t,. T irw ty y « w * 0 , or more
when Kev, Allrod F ree wea eutloned
hebing. to », catching
from Forked River,
Dr, Edmund Hewitt, forsitrh fo.
siding Elder on this district, led i la.
quent^ieito, at the M. K.chart* * *
thp , m, „ ^
jQ hla|
i Peculiar way. He is now itauoeti
IN BARN EGAT BAY
I’ilmsn. One afternoon he wai
—
forty wink* after dinner, when*
The burnt*, which is one of the gem- crash of thunder startled him, i&J la
ie it fish belonging to the mackerel fam* leaped to his feet, and hie leg doiM
ily, made its appearance on the Jartey ' up under him, breaking the bona
coaet last week. The first catch were j
brought into Barnegat bay by the mar. „
ket fishermen who report having seen W ill T ry to Extend Je n e y ’l Oyttr
Urge schools of thie fish. The bonita j
Trade
resembles the Spanish mackerel so ,
-----closely that it would be difficult to die- I Trenton, Aug. 2—Charles R. B*ce*
tinguieh one from the other, were it chief of the state bureau of shell dibi
not for the yellow spots that mark the ion it putting forth efforis to inn
sides of the latter. The largest m em -1the oyater shippers of the state i the
ber of the mackerel family taken on the 1possibilities of extending the fi reiji
Jersey coast is lh e “ tuna” , many Urge market for New Jersey shell «'
specimens o f which have been taken i Little has has been done in thisre»p
with hook and line, and one weighing although it is a fact that a total
800 pounds was caught this July in a $600,268 worth of oysters were ev«h
Sea Side Park fish [wind
|ed in 1911. Of this amount <aii*da
-----|look $378,000 worth and Eu).
Toms River is one of the prettiest I $163,000 worth, the balance going to
■pots along the bavfront and ju st now i vaiious countries throughout the
it is popular with Jersey fishermen. It ] world
is not far from the vi llage to the b ay ; These exports, however, were i Pint
the
where the weakfish and bluefish are ' chiefly confined to the product;
biting, and after a day’s fishing it is a canneries, so that the people in for '.pi
pleasure to roam around the quaint old lands have had little opportunity of invillage— quaint in spots and up to date dulging in the luscious fruit of thr i‘>
in many spots, with everybody willing so familiar to Americans on the |AtUnto talk fish.— Newark Star.
i tic sea board
FISH IN G
Totals
Columbia
E v e ritt
A. L A. M rating, 82.4 h. p. Actual
horsepower cansUlerably greater. Dyna*
mo furnishes current for ignition, electric
Jignts anu electric a arting device.
Turning car $ 1,000 With lop, wind
shield and freight, $1.970,
Torpedo, $if9i)0. With top, wind shield |
and freight, $2,010.
Phaeton
$l,8*»a
Roadster
$1.800
Limousine $ 3,260
Mercer
M. W I L L I A M S
A RTH U R
«•* «Sown «
Lakt
w#«V( e m\ infi b fiti fair
tnivin*
River id * OUfliitli ft)
srftdfe nnd ticrighbof9.
Opposite C .R . R. of N. J . Depot
Berkeley Garage
J . Lester Yoder, Prop.
Everything for Automobile, Motor Boat, Mill, a t city prices
Cent-a-Words i i the Courier Complete stock. Mail and .telephone orders receive careful attention
Automobile tire repairing a specialty, work guaranteed.
Euliy
do what they are intended for Equipped Machine Shop for repair work on Motor Boats, Automobiles
and Machinery by competent mechanics.
— Bring Results.
Write for our list of second-hand machinery and tools.
Agency
for Geiser Machinery and Stationary Gasoline Engines.
Carlin, 3b
Costigan, lb
Stofer, c
Cahill, ss
Dillion, c f
Dunn, 2b
Sabol, If
Slocum, rf
Carr, p
Totals
Columbia
New Egypt
SILVERTON
Mr. and Mrs. Corson McKelvey hav
been entertaining Miss Ruth Nobles Of
Pleasant Plains
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clayton recent­
ly visited at Lakewood with the form­
e r’s p«arent*, Mr, and Mrs. John Clay­
ton
E. B. Irons and daughter Ella were
recent visitors at Joseph Tice’s at Cedar
Grove
Miss Maude McKelvey o.f Lakewood
has been spending a few days with her
great grandmother Mrs. Hester McKel­
vey
Gussie Applegate of Toms River call
ed on Mrs. Catherine Applegate recent­
ly
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>rn drill ts oft en ns«d by ititi» h ta axera*[c fan nor’» t*lfe 0nly the
MM I B . 3 H 1» » . * .f * 9 ® <**•
0 0
nights worrying it you are I Adams. 3b
nimbe r of tfte deliver'V h<nutework to do !anil ahts would think
te was or1 a vacallow. I t 1* th is in­
O
I Brown. 2b
9|>0»lt 9. und In thin «Hy ürillmg Ibi
rows a bout 32 inches .»puri The ca n eqIttallly of labor »Illob f•tart# country
j Prier, rf
0
*s. snd th< gl rls city vcirri. I t Is Ia lam1«11 table
r 1« »turd tn sor
Parker, p
0
0
>mmentar■yun Uie lack of chi t airy In
•
the same si
T^hb nr«» cult
HIV*
drlllArf co m or the
may b« . ; nt eti but, li t every tu r a it•ominiunity In
Totals
.
I S 27 12 4
M“ P
rnffiklo| (he diafane« . wlhlch the writeir has visitird, the
daiibir
Two out when winning tun was scor­
nst onc-half ns wide a at 'orage bettd o t I lie hoirse ul» ays has
b ftV ff
ed
money to buy Lit sir-saving machines [
Of cc m.
for him self and sons, fie Is thnr* j
Now Grains
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0~o
<’Off
wn broauc-i
nrp
l-rt u* •to y« o
ffuioxa
oughly up-to-date In th a t, but when
TueVerton
0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 1— t
hen w
• and «tv* very rood result
* uu«I4jb 1 .« *n«i 11.1
if
Otl If JO
BUBO Of I
. |In thl* way. It require» more leri' the patent washer, the li re Iess cooker,
»«» *wt
i than If the drill It used. T hti met ho I the carpet sweeper, Hie water system,
and
Hie
lighting
plant
are
advocated
I
WARREN GROVE
la never lined when the crop 1« grov. n
Don’t be bunkoed by the
for seed. Cowpeas arc also oftei' by the junior partner, funds are always j
Philadelphia
E y e Specialists
opfr»*-t*nd«t»t.
Harvey Corlis, Elli* Corlis, Willi»,
n oown with corn the last time of ctilti low. T h is condition is not so bail as
¡nan with “cheap” policies
at Cowperthwalt Zxch&nü.
ration. This is perhaps because of It used to bo— prosperity has opened
Farrington, Stacv Corlis, and Jon
•hat are good only up till Corlis, all were Saturday visitors n
the effect the cowpeas have on the the purse strin gs— but there are still
SATURDAY, AUG. 24
opportunities for betterm ent. The
building up of the soil.
HOUKS: 1 0 . 0 0 ».<». up 3 - 3 0 |m u .
Beach Haven
cream separator is one of them. It
che da}' you have a tire—
The principal difficulty In growing
Mr. and Mrs. Hankinson Corlis nn
tills a need I'elt by every woman from
Round
FREE
EXAMINATION
eowpea hay Is that which comes from
Leah down to the 1911 Ames co-ed,
daughter Rena are spending a few day
ind
then
fail
you.
Sabe?
curing the same. In some cases the
and even If It did not Increase the
with their daughter, Mrs. R . M. Alien
mixture of eowpeas with some other
farm er’s dairy profit one lota, It Is I is value inestimable
ASBURY PARK
D rop us a postal when in at New Gretna
crop Is easier to grow than eowpeab worth Its weight in gold for the labor
LONG BRANCH
Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Corlis an
alone. It was found at the Alabama
i t saves the mothers, wives, and sis­
experimental station that Whippoor­ ters on the farm.
need o f Protection.}
daughter are spending few days amon
OCEAN GROVE
will cowpeas combined with German
relatives at Green Bank
OR BELMAR ::
Millet grow a good forage crop. There
William Patrone of Philadelphia wa
Insurance Policy Irorn agency o
Is some difference In the time of ma­
down here last w eek,looking over R
Every Sunday
turing of these two crops, but Is not
Harris n’s cranberry bogs, and als
great enough to seriously affect th#
June 23 to September 22
engagii g berry pickers
results.
This exeprimental station
Courier Building
Quite a number of our people iron
Every Wednesday
recommends the growing of German
this place attended the Campmeetin;
Millet
with
the
cowpeas
as
a
means
July 10 to August 28
Tom s R iv er, N . J.
of aiding the curing of same.
at Chatsworth on Sunday last
!n harvesting cowpeas for hay, care
Elli* Corlis spent Sunday with his sis
Should be exercised to handle the crop
ter, Mrs. Jam es Aker at Mayetta
EXCURSION TICKET
so that the leaves will not be lost.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricnard Harrison o
Good only oo date of excursion on
This part of the plant Is very nutri­
Trenton were down here fast week or
Special train leaving Toms Rivet
tious, and the usual method, and one
business
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Sundays 8.49 A. M.
that has given fair satisfaction, is to
Sara K. Compton, executrix of Alexander T.
Campmeeting will be held here ot
Wednesdays 9.10 A. M.
cut the peas with a mower early In
Compton, deceased, by direction of the Surro
August 24 and 25
the morning when the season Is favor­
or tbe county of Ocean, herebv elves
Returning, leaving Long Branch
Representing the l e a d i n g irate
notice to the creditors or tnc Bald Alexander lMrs. Crissie Brownhas returned b a d
able, then Btlr up by the use of a hay
to bring in their debts, demands and'
6.20 .P M. Sundays
American and Foreign 0 i, Compton,
tedder as soon as the tops have be­
claims against the estate of the said decedent, to Tuckerton where she will spend the
6.05 P. M. Wednesdays
*
nndor oath or afflrtnation, within nine months summdr at Joseph B. Allen’s
come well wilted. If no tedder Is
panies
tfora tills date, or they will he forever burred
available, the hay should be raked in­
of any action therefor against the said Executrix
8 AKA tt. COM!-TON
to windrows, and allowed to remain in
The Greatest Security
The Suffragette picnic is the la su st
„
, .
Bxeontrlx.
this condition until the exposed parts
Dated May in, 1812,
[|>r8, (l,C|t0 ,uq at Toms R iver— the girls go by th, tn‘■'Vtisemmswaut
Established
1874
are thoroughly cured, but not until thf
selves, without the boys, and pay tlieic
leaves will break off. It should then
N o tic e o* S e t t l e m e n t own way
be shocked in small cocks, and al­
F s ta te o f Caroline Johnson
Notice 1a nereby giveu that th e accounts of the
OCEAN COUNTY COMMON
lowed to stand In this condition lov
PROPOSAL
the BUbsottbeirs, as Executors ot saul Caroline
two or three days if the weather will
Johnson, will
be audited
and s t a t e d
PLEAS COURT
by 1 he Surrogate, and reported for aettleinout
permit.
How cream separttion (a la s place in modern
to the Orphans’ Court o f the County o f Ocean,
Proposal for Laying; Water Main
The use of canvas covers for hay
Courliat A. Wilbur,
separator bowl “D " dirt arrester chamber
on M ednesday. the 7ih day of August, ne»t,
______
risia ti tr,
fiLO\D L. JOHNHON,
on G St..
cocks during the wet weather has bee'.V8.
A W o m a n !■'!>■.1- \ 11 M a r R n - r - y . , , lti
EMMA JOHNSON,
In Attachment.
founu to be very satisfactory, but it
Tilomas L WUgna.
_
, _
Executors,
Ambittaii SUyp.ug Autty
0 0 Contract.
ji!;®a 6 !
w»ll b=3 received aildressed to t:i»e is also rather expensive. Cowpea hay
Defendant
Dated Jana 2y, \0l2.
[P r ’j fee *-a c*(D
'iro ', 1,1 '-’eDLCii until ty u p .w . Augaat 10,
IDEALS.
»„*’ l(ic fhe av ng .»f nbotit Sfifi feet of 4 indt should not be stored unless it Is thor­
Toms River women know how i
n.oLT'S? iMi,6r6liy * n'ea th,u “ writ of attaoh' ■-u water main on G S t from Ocean avo. oughly cured, because if stored before
Ideals are like stars. You will not
N O T IC E T O C R E D I T O R S “
' fh»Dr,
tbe “hit of Corn-das A. Wilbur, again.,,
' -\vo.
aches and pains th at often come wt
the rights and credits, moneys and effects neons
Oscar R . Letts, adminisirator of John vv.
■u 1rniatiou apply to
succeed in touching them with your
It Is apt to become mouldy end. spoil
an, Chatteis, lands and tenement« of Thomas x, Letts, d eco d ed , by dlrectiott ct the Surrogate
the kidneys fail make life a burdi
« ¿ » » -« « W o n t (looter, (or the stun of o f the county of Ocean, hereby gives notice to
W. MATHIS
Cotvpeas should be cut for bay wb<-Backache, hip pains, headache, dig
hands; but, like the seafaring man
Twenty-two dollars and nluetv-srven cents is the creditors of the said Joh n W. Loti», to
Mayor St a Hide Ptfrk, N. J- the leaves begin to turn yellow, 7hspells,
distressing urinary troubles, i
sued out. Of the ocean County'f;ommoU p eL ; briDg in their debts, demanda au i claim s against
Daien
on the desert of waters, you chase
1. 19 2.
Court, on the eleventh d-.v of July a d m is
more mature the plant, the easier ¡¡n
frequent indications of weak kid'ni
l-Hurhaid- „„ the u-ente. third d a v S / ftiy A D * the estate of the »aid décodent uodar oath or
them
a3
your
guides,
and,
following
altlrmntlon, within nine mouttia irmn this date,
and should he chucked in time. Dor
nils, ll ,K heel, S,., Vi.i, „,„1 ,¡„ 1, „V.;,.„¡e.i
quicker will the. hay he- cured, and, _i,
oi- they will be, forever barred of any aësjbù Kidney Pills are for the k i a „ *
them, you eventually reach your
S !" r, ;■’ *» Ike tlmtem.u, da, i f
the other hand,'if the plants are gree:-..
thereLir againaf. the said Admiuistrator.
1912,
b>
ihe
sniirilT
Li
the
co
u
n
t*
of
OiWn
only. They attack kidney dip,-as* ’
destiny.—Carl Schurz.
a longer tithe Will be necessary to cure
OHCAU ÎL LETT®,
PROPOSAL
< •
* GH'OKGS IJ. bOLMAN,* CTerfe.
striking at the cause. Here’s proof
«
, T , ,
Administrator
for hay.
WliiiHiii ' »ward Jeffrey , Attorney.
their riier it m a Toms fG^er worn a
Dated, Ju ly 1 , «oii.
[1'r‘s fee,$il on r
Under favorable conditions it haDeep cultivation of. oorn Is not ?■; Dated July s i, 1912.
words:
Pr -so:als for a B u lkh ead on
been found that the length of t-Tif any way an insurance that the yle'- j
Mrs. J , W Grover, Horner, S t /To
ori Ocean A vanue
N O TICE TO CRF.D iTO RS
’roquired to -mature peas after sowin- will he gooil; in fact., after the first !
River, N J ., say : “ X used Doa
Reuben
A.
Gerber
amt
tlpinau
s.n
ern
er
cx»varies to some extent, but genera!!' cultivation rleen tritnre is in'-.idous tr, !
Kidney Pih-. sum, years ago for a la:
entors of ««than « - ii cr. uc,-t
i.y ,W w n m
4rp*'rr i1,1??, re««ve<l tor I'nlkheaillnir Ob »n the Warren New Hybrid will mnturf- co’ n.
back c iu std ,I balievc.by a coU si^th
of tin., surrogate or the county ot ocean, hereby
The feeding roots as a usual j
.
1’’tliAv«. m litt Ave. a* Der -pent
give notice to the creditors ot thosant tmin, , in my kidneys. The contents of c
In (17 days; Warren Extra JPgrlj: in e: tiling 11» very clove fri the .surface nu,l :
Cs ’ ^ ; •»< Miynr-s rann»,
(.erher. to hrtne in their d*m*. .u rnamls U"'i
box restored me to good health. I cc
.batri,. Bjjalnst the «Mat* or the sain itecailen
ii •'..'ir
rni*«t l e receivtid addressed ro i |i* days; Whippoorwill in SO days; Try I f deep etf’tivrtJon Injures and tears 1
o •le- oaih or «fflrraation, wrf--!n nine taunt.-.. aider Doan’s Kidney Pills an excelle
nri.t •„
HO' nr.-r 11 AU ;l..m '. m. in SO days; fla y in 07 days. This wi" these roots to such an extent as to 1
f-'oni this date, or they wbi he forever barred , ;
...
’ J 'U wtllllll : ITia Ul» Onilliull IV' I
r
medy for kidney disorders. "
vary somewl- t in different localltie decree¿e the yield of corn. After the ;
auy action therefor against tv,« said xav.ni. rs
For sale by all dealers. Price f
c. W. V TH1 r,
and on. different kind of soil, but wi
REUBEN
A.
(SKRBRH
first ” m* over, shallow cultivation will
B
cents. Foster-Jlilbinn Co., Buffal
LIPMAN 8. OBHbBU
La-, .
Warur Sra Hl'Je Pari-,
J . form a her.'" err rh irh ta et>irj-ut? V <s five the te st results.
New V ovk, sole agents for the Unit
‘ “tust i, 1,12.
States.
* RlgRins, Pr-w n r'?'™ *'
COURIER n r n ^ r ' DaietJ Ju ly kIT,errr
11112.
, - t v t «e- $ , ,
Reiiiwuiiier ¡1,« nHiue—Doan's—e
ip
take no other.
E. S.VanNOSTRANI
j
Oh. Those Headaches
P ro te c te d b y
Policies in Safe
Companies
S t i l e s 8c C o .,
WHAT?
Wm. H. Fischer
S C. BAILEY, Jr.
Fire
Life
Accident
Tornado
PennsylvaniaR.fi.
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
UP-TO-DATE
P R IN T ­
IN G :
REMODELING SALE
Now Going On At
F. Lipschuetz Co. Department Store
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
A S we are now about to fOBXxll out enlue note, *o that H will be
*■
newer and more up to dale, m accordance with our progressive
Not nearb all the good thing* ate aJ~nti*cdbuMneM policy, we are fotcod to cleat «ut diel*« and counters ol new.
You will And that prthap* )uK what you Maul •*
te*»onahlr and dependable metcHandiM-. because it will be in the way.
marked down and oa out count«» to be »old
The catpenleit will soon begin to teat out. and we ire going lo make
loom for them. In order lo do to. we are conducting thin Remodeling
Sale. To move tbc»e good» quit kb we Ih m cut price» very low; in
W om en ’s Lingerie Shirtw aists loci, at and below <o*t. You will ave money and And everything a*
Ooe or two of a kind, all tire« in the lot, told at ad v e rt ited Come and ten, as th e re will be many »mall lot» that we did
1.50 to 3.00. remodeling price
98c not adverltte. Read on and scan «hin litt carefully.
Women’» plaited linen shirtwaists, broken six « ia tbit
lot; were 2.00 to 3.00, »ale price
98c
Women's low neck and »bon tleeee »binwaist» that
sold at 1.00 to 1 .5 0 , »ale price
89c
Black or white silk mestaline waist», all sixes, that told
at 3.50, »ale price________________
1 2-39
Children’s Tub Dresses
Made of percales and madras cloth, good fitting, fast
colors, sixes front 6 to M years.
75c children'swash dresses, sale price
SOc
i<
••
•«
75c
1 .0 0
■I
*•
•<
98c
1.50
•
•
•
•
98c
1.50 middy suits
•• ♦«
75c
1 .0 0
*•
"
W om en ’s W ash Suits
In colors of white and tan only
4 00 w o m e n 's tan linen suits, tailor made, sale price 1.98
$4 and $5
w h i t e .......................
.........................
175
The skirts in these suits alone are worth more
than tha price quoted for suit.
Women’s Tub SKirts
for rep cord skirts.
t
1 00 tan and white linene skirts, sale price
69c
l . s o ...........................................
2 .0 0 “
“
,9 g
______________
Women’s Queen Quality Pumps
Black gu nm etal,. . . calf, nifty style,. 3 ^
^
W omen's Boston F vorite Oxfords and pumps, gun­
metal and tan calf, 2 .5 0 grades, sale price
3.00 grade, sale price
’
1.50 women’s patent leather strap pumps, sale price M e
2.00 " gunmetal & pat. " "
^
2 .2 5
3.00
2 75
2 qq
"
“
“
_________________
w o m en 's white buck button shoe, sale price
<<
“ oxford "
“ canvas button shoe
•<
2.25
1.98
1.50
Misses’ and Children's Pumps
In gunmetal, patent kid, white canvas and nubuck, all
reduced.q ,
^
wb;te nubuck pumps^sak price
1.50, 1.25, 1.00 white canvas pump
, 7e i 50 1.25 gunmetal and patent pumps
1 .7 5 , 1.50,
8
s aie price 1 .1 9 ,9 8 c , 85c
W ash Dress Goods
At S harp Reductions
6c best calicoes
12c figured lawns
lSc
“
“
1 Sc white plaid ^
10 c “
“. “ .
10c “ curtain swiss
12c “
“
18c tan
scrim
1 Sc “
10c linen toweling
6c
“
4‘
15c dress gifigharns fast colors
« -I 1 -O,* <*
**
25c rep popnn®
sale price 4c
" 7c
SOc ties
2Sc
sale price 3Sc
" '• 18c
** *• 18c
••
2Sc bow ties
Made of madia« cloth and galateas, sixes from 2 1*2 to
7 yean
75c wash suits, sale price
45c
1.00 **
*•
"
•*
69c
1.S0 •*
•
**
••
98c
All this seasons styles, colors of grey & tan mixed.
75c golf cap»
saleprice50c
SOc '« «•
•••* 35c
25c •• "
*• “ 18c
W om en’s Beautiful Parasols
In plain or fancy colors
3.75 parasols, sale price
3.00
"
“
"
2 .0 0
“
*•
2.25
1.75
1.19
98c
69c
**
1.50
.......................
1 .0 0
*•
"
“
Men’s Straw Hats
1.00 straw hats
ISO
•' •*
2 .0 0
1.00 knee pants, »ale price
75c n
••
<•
••
50a ••
*«
"
**
79c
59c
39c
Men’s $ Young Men’s Clothing
Some suitable for fall wear, all new, clean, stylish,
up to date suits, colors of gray, tan, fancy blues.
18.00 stylish tailor made suits, sale price 12.00
15.00 nobby
........................ .........
"
10.00
13.50 all w o o l.................................
“
9.00
1 2 .0 0
"
'•
11
“
“
"
8 .0 0
10.00
"
"
"
11
“
“
7.00
4.00
3 .SO
2.50
6.50 suits, sale price
5 . 0 0 .....................
4.00
3.00
2 .0 0
1.00 check flannel shirts, sale price
75c pongee
1.00 negligee
1.50
75e
50c
79c
1.00
.
W om en’s SilK and Lisle Gloves
15c
35c
25c lisle gloves, sale price
50c silk
“
“
"
Muslin U n d erw ear
* BifIteisaiggs
Sale Price
1.15
1.75
1.39
1.19
89c
75c
50c
39c
35c
25c
1.50 Princess Slips
2.50 line cambric night gowns
2.on ••
1.50
1 ,0
75c
5 0
50c
39c
“
“
“
............................
“
;;
;;
0 ............................
“
c ...........................
corset covers
“
W om en’s Knit U nderw ear
1.00 Swiss rib union suits
50c
“ “
“
“
25c
.................. . vests
15c
" “
“
“
10c
“ “
“
“
sale price
“
“
“
“
“
“
“
75c
39c
19c
10c
7c
C H IN A M A T TIN G S R ED U C ED
32c new mattings
sale price 23c
21c
28c
“ “
19c
25c
“ ”
“
‘
15c
20c
“ “
lie
14c
“ “
“
‘
Many remnants of Ging­
hams, Percales, Dress
Goods, e tc., from one to
five yards at Great Re­
ductions.
•<
2 .SO
••
saleprice SOc
•• 75c
"
**
•• 1 .0 0
•*
"
'• 1.25
Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs
15c handkerchiefs
Boys’ KnicKerbocKer Knee Pants
Men’s Outing Shirts w.iucuij«r Attached
1 ,1 9
T ie s
Men’s Golf Caps
Boys Knee Suits w,th Knic:h r.b,ocker Pant
White or tan linene and all linen, also the much sought
Men’» all Silk, wide end
Boys’ W ash Suits
W om en ’ s L aw n Kimonas
Plain white or colored, all site*, »old at 50c
Sale price 38 c
Women'» House Dresae*. made of stripe or check mad­
ras cloth, sold at 1.0 0 , sale price____________________6?k
The price* will be to unusually low that you
cannot aford lo mitt (hit talc. Some loti are
»mall, other» large. Small lot» will be told out Liu.
sale price 10c
Men’s Hose Reduced
1.00
SOc
25c
19c
all silk hose
“ 11 "
.................
lisle
"
25c
••
saleprice 75c
“
•' 39c
“
..
..
i9 c
“
“
"
“
15c
19c
Men’s W alk over Oxfords
Gunmetal, tan calf and patent colt
4.00 Walkovers
sale price 2.75
«•
•«
3.00 oxfords
1.65
«I
«1
2.25 boys oxfords
1.50
M iscellan eo u s
L in e s
Reduced
25c can talcum powder
sale price 15c
25c cream & white dress lining I« It
5c
K tt
25c pink
“
“
10c
it
it
2.00 womens bathing suits
98c
M SI
1.50 childrens “
98c
tl
St
25c turkish towels unbleached
18c
«< tt
25c fringe face “ white
18c
ft
SI
35c linen hemstitch towels
25c
tt
St
25c huck towels
18c
E m broid eries, Edge and Insertion Reduced
20c embroideries
sale price 14c
18c
“ “
12c
15c
“ “
10c
12c
" “
8c
10c
“ “
7c
25c corset cover embroidery
“ “
10c
Pure Food Groceries
At Reduced Prices
25c Sniders oyster cocktail catsup
21c
I 25c Jolkes gilt edge butterine
21c
30c corn brooms
25c
50c high grade vanilla extract
35c
50c “
“ lemon
33c
25c Swansdown cake flour
21c
25c
“
graham “
21c
25c Heinz mandaly sauce
21c
20c Kennebec salmon
15c
5c Uneeda biscuit
3 for 10c
7c
10c Bakers shredded cocoanut
10c Sharps milk
5c
10c rubber cement
5c
10c Mica axle grease
8c
10c Sniders soups
8c
Sticky fly paper
6 double sheets 5c
5c Kirkmans powder
3c
5c tar soap
3c
5c wood tooth picks
3c
6c granulated sugar
5c
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I Club is an «dd«l «Ui a
the
THy Ihk\#
the Jersey ao u t
The man&ii>cment of th« New
I *ti4 m*ek*»pl. t i n pe.) b «ti Itv4 itf| t I The a t * « « « i
oled by the r«**ult* of the
i. iiiB u tt com *
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[are la.rly teeming with hah. and
* ì bine* fw ’l, «mi huiidm)« of berrei# *r« nlvled «nd will b* wckw
.Ir thin werk md
Pier Hotel Ualdwi
sd by the aea
y«*r. O q (be m»utb (be I nthe. mm
proven to be exceeding* fur the coinfort m u v n tcrU itim c't 1I la«t tav«,k*n liiu li Wftt r* «ord b m k *
iti
dafirt bolli by ibe lid n i a 4 •»**!•
lllurtilh xtrre ita n n in g in
K eren i arrival* er e Mr iad Mrs Wil*
tfufit.k! eft
n i lie hut few weeks end o ' the te r y l* fife vrowd
;|l 14*1 •(#». fo r a « (>iciureer)tie view, anti
I liam H. Hartley aad daughter. J . Plica
the
buv
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wet
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Heath
llavrn
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many
eft
ter
The
M
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t many fine airing* of king
i hete i he ib u it «ntl tu rf «tupe Of# (uund
Tfovitlo and family, M r.and’ Mr». H.
light
i m» il>uib!«ii r . On ihe était lie univi u(
>nng carried from thia booking* for the house for the Sea Haven inlet teat week, and the
t Rafter and anna, and J . J . Ward, of
t
and
tl
tackle
dealer«
«re
buay
supplying
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of
August
anti
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he Little Egg Harbor two month»
Philadelphia, Dr. and Mr«, jeaaph St*
tv
franc
j land lucked bul u lt a* til« ucean itself
aquiJa fur tin- kind of fishing.;
mon. Dr. Oil! and family, 8. P Black,
|
is im reusing in mem 1ember are thie ’arg c'l ever.
i- and teeimng with the | sm i.*i of s a il
T IV three and a half foul
The
ta
t
In
s
of
wi
akfish
and
«mall
Mr*. B. S . Richmond, o f New York,
ship daily and promises to sur>1 .limili tiun fur th e new b rick j «ratei tnh, while beyond >o Ut* dirtene* and Mi. and M u, T attle, of Newtietd,
The guest* of the Engle»n>e anti M-ifhasN wire alto enurmouf uol
iv organiution of its kind
of th e B e a c h H aven i * 80 ***• >,racular line oliti* mainland N. J.
e btnldi
a number of trottagent were given Great and Tuckrrlon buv a
1with Its green foliage a t li sloops to
Libe Istand. TheLadiesAuxifliary
William J . and Kugtna P . Haioea,
».Hi turn Company is now com- Vis« the clear arateti of the bay.
a merry evening la*t baturday
Surf iiahermcn nlao had eveellentl
eh is connected with the club
lU rbert J . Randall and Harry E .Jo o e t
.
j
pletrJ
and
the
brickwork
will
s
u
rt
through the kindness of Mr. Engle. ||u t^ |att wv«k. Their catches ton
On this island visitors will find the apant teat week on their annual outing
muricale in the Hotel Baldthen he gave a German in the slated »f black lrum, channel bau up’on Monday morning
Sunset Inn, a large commodious hotel a t Surf City, occupying Lilia H. Par|tv • j .¡nous ball room on Mon
Hotel. 'The room 1bake wcaklislt and tduefish, with! The demand for lot? is growing| with alt modern improvements, accom- k tr’a bungalow—all lrum Mt. Holly
ballroom of the Hotel.
cning as the first big event
. . ,K,.. baM of u>0d j l*u
eni m
at m
was very beautifully decorated L n 0l CMiona|.Un|Wtj
no K
gieat
that
thee proptirty
property own r s , "»«dating about one hundred people
I their social season now planned
wi h flagi and japanesr lanterns I
' Surfc"' »TingT
in g (
ta* »¡“ cont,actor who ha. |
BARNEGAT
■ many other forms of enter*
which combined wuh die different the most popular sport ah-ng th e
job of filling in the marshes j , |wtyt on h, n*d
nments arc promised by these
T h t fishing continual good in Barne­
colored haU horns, bows clappers Jersey coast.
with bay sand. The contractor! Surl 0r ’.till w.tor bathing at this gat Bay, and white not quite ro plenti­
ninent ladies.
flowers etc. that were used as
Churlea H Eckman of fJluladel j A. I). Scull, to get the work done jioint is unsurpassed, the beach is firm ful ** in July, when the ccboolfith ware
The boardwalk and beach are
favors made a rcry pretty sight, phia, who is spending the summer in l,me' will put on another 'blow and the water clear as crystal
here they run larger and anglers find
Imracting great throngs of visitors
I t was at thia point the notorious more «port in catching them. Theta ia
indeed.
j
months at Bt-aeli Haven, made a i er *bia fall
Itbo spend the days in contcntMrs Victor Wierman, of Moores-1 «.:_ ra t..u of bluefish and woukftahl Bay avenue is now completed , Brrnegat Pirates in days now paat, a large party «t the CI*>anoe houae
[BKii enjoying the bathing and
town, M,s. Jam es Knox Tat I. r.
d ^ ° InH wMIe ^
in * * ' « ' « . Bhth street, graveled and , !•*>'d to . c a ^ of wr«ck. » .til th . from Penns, who daily go «Iter the
I pnoMiading, watching the foam*
government built the famous Barnegat weakfish
Washington, U. C. Mrs. C, E side near Sea Haven.
(curbed
1he oil ahora fishormen are making
|
Light, the flash of which today warns
liffu'd breakers,
as they roll
The board walk is one of t 'le »hr mariner at sea, that the shores of large catcher of sea ba«s, and aa many
Lord, of Tarrytown, N. Y„ Mrs. S.
A j Durand. of Tuykerton, is
Ifeurdy upon the glistening beach
B. Starr, of Pittsburg, Mrs. H. L
L.- making frequent trips lo the b u y ' 8rcat attractions here for the sum. Barncgat are there and guides him and a* forty barrel* were shipped in one day
»ad
The beach is also the Mec­
Roberts, ot Philadelphia, Mrs. R. off Beach Haven in quest ol weak mer visitors
his course, f t was here the capitalists last week, but the price became ro low
ía for campers. Tents may be
P. Engle, Mrs .John Bishop, of fish
'
I The boy scouts of Hamilton, af e ( Philadelphia, some thirty year* ago. that the fitberroen could hardly make
wen for miles up and down the
expense* at thir, so they 4rc frying Ior
Co umbus, and Miss Ridgeway of
Capt. Horace Cranmer and party Ji r spending a week here have gone
i h.
th* m ire toote«ome bluefish now which
Columbus, gave out the favors.
caught 350 wcakfish last Thursday home
i a iM lw iti summer rnort. They built brings from 5 to 10 cent» per pound in
The Beach Haven Realty Com­
The German was led bv Mi. W. M
| J* L Bi hart and wife of Pitts- docks, dyked th* shores along the in* the market*. It i* interesting to the
pany have just let a contract for Varker and his mother, Mrs. W R. —a pretty good catch
Fishing has been exceptionally burg, Pa., have returned home af j let, built board walks and bathing city people to watch the fishing skiffs
the opening up of that section of
Varker, of Philadelphia Taken
bouses along the ocean front, erected come in from the banks loaded
good this past ten days. Some of tcr a weck or two spent here
Atlantic Avenue which extends all together, the evening
hotels and built a street railroad across
was a
J he 1 ¡rat National Bank has touched
the catches have been so big that
Father Whalen attended the fun* the island from hay to ocean, laid nut a new high » a ie r mark in deposits this
Ihrough their large tract of land great success,
the market fishermen have had ! era!
"Of his.......
brother
at --------Salem ----last streeis, brought material from the week, having over *215,000.00 individ­
Thisavcrme runs parallel with the
...... ...........
r~— —
|troubk'to d'sposeof their stuff.¡w eek
' mainland to beautify, if possible, this ual deposit« on hand. We wonder
sardwalk and being the first ave,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry' I. Cooper
in rn the bench, will mean added of Mt. Holly are enjoying their, Seakv.s have been peddled around j j , g. Storms of Barncgat was in , fisherman's paradise. But nature, put- where all the money conies tr^m
I ting her agents, th.* dements t j work,
Mr* B , T. lb pkjns p( Wilmington,
[value to the purchasers of land who annual two weeks'outing at Beach town at the rate of a cent a pound town Thursday
(soon wiped aWuy the work of mail. North t.arolin i and family have been
»ill build apartment houses and Haven.
Bluefish weighing four or five! Miss M. Zang spent Friday in 1 And lofl *y ft stands,wiih the excepiion
Visiting her brother A. W K d l-y
-v ,
bungalows for next seasons use.
Miss Gertrude Folwell, of Mt. ' !)0lu,ds apiece have been caught in Atlantic City
)
Lighihou»e, hotel, file saving
A number of our young ladles have
Bay avenue, the principal Holly returned last week a f te r ! large number.* this week inside
n„ T- r r
,
,
i stution and a few fishermen’s homes, borrowed the camping equipment,
Dr E G . Lauder has opened a „ h djd ages ogo. a fpot l0 Klaildc|| th;
thoroughfare of the town is fast spending a week at Beach Haven 1 *^ew “’let
from the Boy ficouts, and are tenting
denial office in the new hotel Bald ( heart of every fisherman and apo.ts- on the beech. 1 he numbers includes
tearing completion, there remain­ as the guest of her aunt, Miss Mary I
ing on'y about half a mile of the Lj0WCH
Charles W. Beck Sr. has placed win and is doing a nice business man who is fortunate enough to set Misses Martha Conrad, Lulu Lewis,
tiler ;
[ foot on Its shores, for here, the wild Lucy Exel, Amelia Collins
avenue to be graveled. Cernent
William Sprague of B arn egat a" ordl'r for a thirtv foot sPecd'
! goes •and myriads o f water fowl colMr*. Sarah Hollingsworth, mother of
John Cranmer, of the Acme ho- 1
sidewalks and curbs have just been representing the First National boat’ wh’ch wi" be (!el‘vered this
lect on the marshes and widereachesof
G. W. Hollingsworth, died at her home
finished on Coral street, also the Bank of Barnegat, makes weekly ^ab' He expects to have a boat tel, who h as been su ffering w ith : the bay^contiguous to this little city by
here Tuesday morning. M „ . Hollings­
, the sea.
traveling of Norwood and Beach trips here to receive the deposits (hat will beat anything on the bay r h eu m atism , is im p ro v in g
worth was born in England «bout 83
¡ avenues has been completed to the for the bank, which is doing a big when ,l ,s r-omPlptcd
r ~~
1 Howatd Applegate, of Sunset in... years ago. The tuneral service was
Mrs G eorge T. MacLeod and daugh- had a number of fishing parties out on held Wednesday night at Barnegat and
limits of the Borough and alto­ business here nowadays
E . S. Perkins of Merchantville
ter hav* returned to Merehantv Hie a f- the bay last week, ail of them making she will be buried at Hoboken Friday
is visiting here
gether the streets of this resort
The first tennis tournament ou
'er a stay here at Spray Beach
iarge hauls o f weakfish
the 9 th inst
present a beautiful appearance.
the Engleside courts was so suc­
Capt. August Baumann has pur­
chased an 18 foot catfyacht for use on
the bay
Miss Mannie Cranmer of West
Creek is spending August with her
. Parents
. Lawyer Howard Jeffrey, admin­
istrator of the late Joseph E.
Prague, was here on Friday and
Tuesday last, taking an inventory
j«f the goods in the store, with for
Sheriff John Hagaman and
J°hn Grover, all of Toms River.
: The grocery store has been closed
cessful, that another was started
last week, beginning Monday, July
29
George Sullivan, a cottager, won 1
the men’s singles; Miss Mildred
Megargee took the girl’s singles. I
The boys challenge cup for the
season of 1912, will be defended by
George W. Megargee
An entertainment will be given
for the benefit of the public library
at the Engleside on Friday7 ev e .,! I P S l
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert of Forked August 9— Bridge and five hundred
I Nor spent the week end here
The Dixon family of Pittsburg,
Mr. and Mrs Randolph of B'klyn are at the Engleside for the season j
i pe spending a part of August here
Hall of East Orange spent
Elmer King has the ice plant
? a part of last week with his par­ running and turning out ice a t the
ents
rate of eight tons a day. He can
The church of St.. Thomas Ac­ double that capacity at a pinch.
unas is arranging for its annual
S. S. Andrews, the new bore ugh !
« ‘b to be held soon
Assessor, met with the County
George I. Hopper, Will Reaves, Foard of Taxation at the county :
°m and Michael Galvin, and Her- seat on Tuesday
crt Miekof Bartiegat, were all
George W . Grant made a business
Sunday visitors here
trip to Atlantic City on Monday
1
H IG H P O IN T
Charles B . Hewitt and Rov
of Burlington, are catching!
and hake on Barnegat bay in
ity o f High Point
H. T, Gebler of West Ceda
Merchantville, is a t High Poin
Mrs. M. A., Allen is entert
friend, Mrs. Amelia Jenkinsan
V-. Ir^nc, and baby Mane, of
ougb, Pa.
H A R V E Y C ED A R S
Walter K raft of West Colli
will spend some time here
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. RoseoflV
ville are here for a week
b arnegat c it
.
SUMMER
ON
BEACH
HAVEN
SA N D S
-TP
E . G. Chandler of Overbrook, a fr t
quent visitor here, returned to the cit
last week from Loon lake at wbic
place he spent several days whippm
the brooks for mountain t-o u t wit
air success.
The New Hotel
BALDWIN
Beach Haven
ACCOMMODATES 4 0 0
New Jersey
AMERICAN PLAN
LOUNGING ROOM
R « K o t* lr d .
nodn»i(d
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ihn-ughout.
DINING BOOM
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Ninety
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York
Fifty m
bilhatd*.
and «all wain la all h*th», high
cU m
mg unequalled.
J d tiv in g r tr ty
court and bil­
drlph i.
liard*.
firm Phil«
Writ*
and I r Uri,
THE NEW HOTEL BALDWIN
H otel is D ire c tly on th e B e a ch
J í ;V
' i1—
High, wide fxnchn. 7 0 0 Im long, give unobtliucled.nrw o| both
ocean and bay. and u mo»l «inactively located al Beach Haven, the
ideal Seathore Retort, situated on a «lender itland on the Jersey
Coast, separated from the mainland, a distance of »is mile» by the
water* oi beautiful Little Egg Haibo* Bay,
ESTATE OF CHARLES T.PARRY, Owner
_______ I ____________
W . M ER C E R BAIRD, M anager
FISHING FLEET AT THE PIER
BEACH HAVEN
CONSTRUCTION
Incorporated
COMPANY
ON THE BAY
BRANT BEACH
"O N AN ISLAND SIX M ILES A T S E A "
B each H aven, New Jersey
m sw am m m m
ASKm e ab o u t B ra n t B e a c h —w here
it is, w h at it is and w h at it o ffe r s
G eneral
and
C ontractors,
Dealers
in
Builders
Lum ber,
Mill
W o rR , H ard w are, Glass, Paints
and all Building M aterials, Ce­
m ent, Lim e,
Stone
and
you as an in v estm en t, or as a p lace
fo r a sum m er hom e.
I feel p o sitiv e I
ca n p leasin g ly su rp rise you.
9
fo r b o o k le t.
W r it e
M ailed fre e .
Slag,
Coal, Feed and Hay.
For a Small Cash Payment We Will
Build for You a Cosy Bungalow, and
Make all Financial Arrangements.
h en ry
b
. McL a u g h l i n
President
7 0 2 N orth A m e rica n B u ild in g , P h ilad elp h ia
NEW JERSEY COURIER.
o _,ort S e ctio n . Islan d H eig h ts, S e a s id e P a rk , O ce a n C a te .a n d o th e r T ow ns ¡e P A G E »
P IO N E E R
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to be on S a tu r d a y
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•*tlt®g n®6ar iba bt«tg®# 6 iba liU ad M ini at ibat ®| ih® bat« tara sm
a l a c ii« ® » Yowag* •*•%»«*
Hatgbta Yacht Club, S a i t c o m lb * j\l i n a •afa 6 (tao® f u m a , from tb<
b « * ttb »«** Mula d o tllft aa »»4 a b a 1
ao®a#. d o *» t a a Ioni
PtJt’â 'M j ht», I
V lab »»d U® A bba III* m tb« otd«f «£*•>4
be* ***4 *d * ban eut I«« lb* leal ib i** j
M i fm lttn Q§ I
bureepower open I* rh, and included
aimad. batb from tiim d Ifatabta
the K
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As tb* beat* were prvpenet to ita rt such craft a* Fran y. U U ie ff.. e»d
.
!** b* • Uwftwf Riagff
■ad la knocking
qe B a re *** ! Bay tbafa * * * SOI a lip* >i . V»war b<
b
a
to
n
r»>
A
t**.
•ad l a* *t «died 1
pk, »ad a b e a lb * boat* * r p i o at of about tb* bay. Tbaacbam* of tb* race
M do * Ihm* hut
$•«#4 Albt« 4*
Baeusynt ta te ttb e e e e * * * * * * calm a* e t i called an automatic handicap, and
il oiled. Booo e brae»* ipreeg up from il every boat bad m ad etb* same speed
at tu n « . Tt» L
tb* apuih. eod although ll *»< light it throughout I he race, tbe finish would I
i*
d ro h .II «eon iba la ** by lino* m iaul**
managed to kick up quite ■ eaeby the hav« been even, like tbe etart.
u v « iba Ala 9 . Tbo Mlhlfad M iW by
time ih* first boat raacbod Ocoaa City
0iyfe<lkl dub hai b*«tt to &®»l*®g«t
The boat* «II croeead tha lilt* on agon
>«,at
(ibi*
hont
osti
y
captala Prediim <
later
But tb* «nly tun* tb * deck* being fired at J JO. Each craft (made
„a . . ru in tn hi* bty powsr yacht
1i f « t « taci ira) mad* third pia** la ***** even wet on taoei of tbe boat* was
bur * II. soil 1*14 hy h»i» Irum F»ibar beat ilm * around I ha coure*. When
tb* reca. A U m
a* they creased the be* coming into the leal boat, and the ttowrwi, ended
a , Hi: vi.>ndsy si tb * yacht d ub dock
whan about SC
tb* late*
tk* toys el tbu John Wanamakar
her tin t round, a return gun wa* fired,
turned tarila and wa* unablv lo taka
[ « „ * « is) loaliw ta fiavaan»nt*«U t**
At tb * (ta rt the fiweetbeart took lb a and aach boat had to tun* about and re­
p an io »ha rat«. Thara « a t plenty ol
•m Im i Saturday cv im ty a t tha
fun for ih» spectators and ih * boys bed lead aad held it uatil *b* we* fa* out at traça fill tha ground ah* bad heretofore
. lab.
Tbets ••»• »bout JJO
■a*. The Mvcvlma followed her down covered. Hopper's Uyvonna, for la«è
i rctrot and anpjyad tha affair a good urne t t
tb* bay, aad next cam* the Adwa. T b * stance, which had mad« tb* round In
I litrs was a band concert
The fair and baaaar held e l ib * cot* Luego 11 wa* fourth at tbe etart. but twelve minute*, the lin t tim e, bed goo*
m
till *.M). loltowad by a m iaitrd tag« of Mia* Helen MacGrefor netted by tb * time ebe reached Barnegat In le t1round almost three tiran . and had three
r It wsa all arrant«d bv Mr*. W. I I I $ lot tb * baoafil ol thaUnion church »be bad passed lb * litU* Adwa. Tbe lap* to retrace m the homeward trip,
cull ot the Ladiea Auxiliary aMarThe contract has been given out by Margo, owned by Fleet Captain F. A. while the slowest boat wa* raturning
Haament committss
John Barber of Philadelphia, for tha Nalban ol tbe Island Height* Yacht once around tb* course. But it had
Tb* Ocean City Ladgar o( tail Pridny election of a cottage on Camden ave. Club, etarted, but bad engine trouble , taken this on* lap craft 34 minute* and
a,i Kav. Allr*d C. 01 i*ar. Jr ., pa*Mr. Eugene Garibaldi of Rockaway while »1 ill in lb * bay. and was forced! tan a*«ond* to make tb* lap the first
¡MT ot Ieland ilo ie b u M. E. church, Beach it on a viait to Mr* Garibaldi, to lay to. This trouble wa* probably |time. Any boat th at .was better by
onh hit wife and bnby, catna down mother of Coum.ilm»n Cherle* Gari­ aerioua for tb * did not take up the race more than thirty seconds on the return
Island Height* la tha p n v au
Kip than on the outbound voyage, was
again
baldi of thia plaoa
o( Mr. Freeman yesterday in
Mr. and Mr*. Cha ise Geribeldi have
The Viola which finished fifth, raced ! disqualified, which kept all hands up to
■t s hours. The wile and baby will been entertaining Victor Emanuel and under a graat handicap.
Only the the mark and preventrd any soldiering
! * week at thebomaof her parent» Peter Carlo, menufeclurere of artificial
day beforejthe race the opened a tram on the first lap.
fir and Mm. J. E. b ik e , »1 Sixth tlowen of New York city, also J . B. end cam* off the way juat in time for
The entriei included: Oconto. Dr.
! Atlantic »venue
tem po, manager of several vaudeville the starting gun
Georg* H. Thatcher; Fraoroy, Com.
Him Elisabeth Haddon returned to
moving picture houses in New York
A great deal of the interest of the John Weavar; Chum, Frank Lloyd;
hr home in Haddonfiald laat week
and Brooklyn
race
wae centered in the litle Adw*. Normad I I, F . M. Ulrich; Rhoda, F. PWtrr spending aevorel month* at laland
Capt. Campbell, a cottager and She was captained by Mark Moore, Larkin; Uyvonne, Sterling Hopper:
Brights
teacher ol navigation is aboard the
Jean R ., R u tter; Jerl, J r ., W olf; Cur­
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson o f Merchant battle ahip Arisons during her trial the 17 year old eon o f Congressman
Moore, and his craw ware all young lew, Merrill, Lily R „ J . W. Rowa>,
mile *pcnt Sunday hare
trip
imilora from leland Height*. Georg* Natoma, Frank Lister; N ifty, Miss
i harlea Grafly, the noted sculptor ot
Mrs. Robert Crosier will be t h e Craig was pilot, William Moore first Duncan ; Filia, A. E. Buchanan ; Henries,
'Philadelphia, who formerly hod a atudio
soloiat next Sunday evening during mate and Ha-old Lewi* cabin monk
Hoff; Ada, Burlew.
litre and spent hi* summer» at th i•
church services
The prize in this race was a cup
The Abbie I II la owned by H. W.
piece, is this year located for the svitaiThe services at the Union church
Kiefaber, rent commodore of the leland donated by E. E . Walling and it was
¿er at Gloucester, Mass
Sunday wa* conducted by Prof. Frank
Height* Y ech t Club, end was captained won by the Uyvonne, Sterling Hopper.
Campmeeiing week at this place
Albert F etter of Princeton. N. I., and
by “ A rtie" Kietaber, well known ia The Pranroy finished second. The*e
.Miss Flo Bowden of Collirigswood, ia
Mr». Charles Bartholomew was the
athletic circle* around the University -e re disqualified: Nomad, Natoma,
on a ten day» visit with Mrs, Helen
soloist of the evening
Filia, Rhoda, Ada, Jean R ., Je rl Jr.
pi Pennsylvania
Shackelford
Miss Ruth barber o f West Philadei*•- bk*X.Al, » ■'
This laat named boat w»a the boat last
In order to get a big bunch of the
Island Heights boy* to attend the post­ phia is »lopping with her sister-in-law A ccidentsto I. H. Y . C. and
around thé first lap.
poned race for the Schermerhorn capon Mrs. MacGregor on the beach front. AlicePut offSchermerhornRace
The regatta com mittee consists Of
August 24, Commodore Wilson of the Miss Barber is one of the younger set
Ocean City, Aug. 3— The Schermer­ Herman Muller, chairman; Charléfi 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albert Call,
(Ocean City Yacht Club puts up a cup
horn challenge cup race over th e Ocean Kleinz, Thomas R . Hill.
lor another race by cabin cruisers from formerly Miss Effie Ferris, daughter of
CitvYacht Club’s course between the I.
Mr.
and
Mr?.
James’
D.FerrisJ
cottagers
I Island Heights to Ocean City, like that
H. Y . C., Captain George Patterson, of Kathemma Reached Bermuda
of last Friday vrhich was won by Luego of this place, have settled in Seattle
the Island Heights Yacht Club, and First but Missed the Islands
II, of Ocean City. This race will be Washington. Mr. Call is a graduate of
the Alice, Captain Clinton I. Breckley
'■outside from Barnegat Inlet and will University of Pennsylvania, and will
Hamilton, Bermuda, Aug. 7 .— Ar­
of the Ocean City Yacht Club, this
be tailed on August 23, leaving Island practice law in that city
afternoon was closely contested till the rangements worere completed for the
The P. R. R . have made out plans
Heights in the morning. I t is also
boats were halfway through the second return race between the motor boats
understood that the Regatta Commit­ for a new station and will sta rt build­
round, when an accident happened to Dream and Kathemma from this port
tee will recommend for the same day ing in d short time
the Alice, and the race was called off to Atlantic City, and start was made
two cups to be offeied by the Island
At a meeting of the Board of Trus­ until August 24 when the open regatta from this place on Tuesday. Since the
Heights Yacht Club, for an inside tees of the Union church it was decided
of the Ocean City Y ach t club will be race from Philadelphia both craft were
tace from Ocean City for boats owned to build a new chimney for the church;
overhauled and the effects of the hard
by members of the local club exclusi. also funds were voted on to supply the held
Most of the first time around the race race were removed so that the boats
v«ly. One cup to be sailed for by the children with ice cream on their annual
were in fine condition for the return
larger powerboats, and to be competed picnic this month. The children willbe was pretty and exciting, the boats being
raCe. The Dream, the winner, was the
almost
together
nearly
all
the
way.
The
for by smaller craft
taken in automobiles to a place near
one centre of interest for the local pop­
Fred Nathans has returned from a Osbornville. Those present at the Alice turned the Lazy Harbor buoy a ulace, and, considering the h e a v y
little
ahead
of
the
I.
H.
Y
.
C.,
but
the
nine weeksstay in Europe, and arriving meeting, were: Dr. Theodore Gramm in
weather encountered on the trip, she
bst Friday, lost little time in getting to the chair, Dr. B. K . Wilbur, Charles latter gained and was ahead when the stood the strain remarkably well Tbe
boats
turned
in
front
of
the
club
house,
Wand Heights, where he has his big Bartholomew, Henry Barr, and Secret­
at the close of the round The I. H. Y . Kathemma was in fine shape and ready
power yacht Margo in commission and ary and Treasurer Howard Betelle
C. maintained the lead for some dis­ any time to take part in the return
Also his twenty foot hydropianeMargie,
The material is on the ground for the
race. The weather while it has been a
the fastest thing on Barnegat Bay. new station at Reese avenue. The P. tance, but finally the Alice picked her ] trifle cool, has been fine, although a
up
and
at
Anchor
Point
was
abreast
of
Hr, Nathans, who is treasurer of Broad R. R . refused to build on the 500 ft.
rather heavy sea has prevailed for the
Street Theatre, Phi i&d.6lphi~, ®ss much Square plui, Uli Philadelphia RVcii-Ue, her
past few days
The
Alice
had
ju
st
passed
her
tiva!
“Mefitted physically by his tripabroad. which the Borough gave to them for
The yachtsmen are none the worse
when her throat halyards parted.
He also brought home plans for another that purpose many years ago
Almost immediately the I. H. Y . C. for their thrilling experince, and were
hydroplane which he will have built
K arl E. Lindgren of Sweden is one
enthusiastically waiting to start home
this winter and outfitted with a high ot the guests of Mrs. Davis of Marion, grounded and one of her crew jumped
overboard and pushed her off. A few
Peered engine, which he expects will Pa., at her cottage on Vance avenue
Commodore Smith of the Ocean Gate
moments later Alice’s throat halyards
Havel at the speed of forty miles an
Philadelphia avenue is covered with partee again and she was virtually out Yacht Club, owner of the Kathem m a,
I 0Ur’ according to the promise of its
will go to Atlantic City on Saturday to
hay. The dogs and cats do stunts in it of the race
■designer
at night, while the mosquitos find it a
meet the Kathemma on her return trip,
There
was
a
protest
over
the
action
Charles M. Lonan of Richmond Hill, convenient resting place during the day.
and take a number o f his friends with
ong Island, a former Toms River boy, The avenue was to be finished by June I. H.Y.C <n having a man go overboard him. Com. Smith told the Courier
•us been stopping here for a few days the first last, but the contractor no to push the boat, but, as the most representative that he had received no
friendly relations exist between the
ucuin, afier being down earlier in the
direct news from the crew, except from
doubt has forgotten all about it
summer
members ot the two clubs, this was
his own representative. The K ath ­
A
Foolish
party
was
,'given
by
Mrs.
amicably settled
The Lu> go II, George Fish of Ocean
emma, it turns out, really beat the
; «ty, was here several days last week, Price of St. Louis and Mrs. Huff of
Dream by 26 hours to Bermuda, but
Ohio, at their cottage last Friday even­
Dart W on Knight Cup for
■ud raced with the Island Heights fleet
lost the islands and ran by, ancTwere
ing. Mrs. Parker, as her husband, was
Cean C>ty Friday, winning the race the hit of the evening; Mrs. Phillips Boys at Sea Side Park
all day finding the destination p int.
Last Saturday afternoon .the boys
managed to gain enough embonpoint
The Dream, with better navigators
in!unÌC Parties welcomed at the B ath - to impersonate Mrs. Parker; Mrs. Men­ race for th e C . C. Knight cup waa won or better luck,struck the island without
’"2 Pavilion, Sea Side Park
denhall was the living image of her son. by the D art, sailed by young Capt. trouble. After the Kathemma arrives
J ? ? T°ys for the Children at the The above ladies are all members of Orlemann. The race was for boys at Atlantic City, she will at once come
a-u bide Park Pavilion,
under sixteen, and the crew limit was to Ocean Gate.
the Pittsburgh colony
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I
ia it
l*«vh, )»ia»tl tifigliU
ad Itav Head i uh* • THata ifv «tghl
u a ii (bet » f t a )Mt9t4 *9 f i l t f ,
'•FI
TcxMgbt, ¥tü ijr «fgh'i, ih«
i at tbe b*
im I
it
m bu »
I
«•all c u)* **•«*1 V ili I n» h#M, « o 4 i N
litw l Haight» «ahi club viti coeva
oaf (o lit#»«) Cuiifixidofv W t t i f f
adì his alali *>( i lito ti v ili t t v i v i ih«
until tiH a 4 c# v iti follov.
t h i F«rt*«, a profumavi i h « amati*
it i « far io C i a d t s it apaodiag «oro«
Un
Mr. Fi»h, a PbiladeilpH
merchant, ia at bis collage here
T. L. Lewis and Leaser Philip* of
Mer-'haul villa wore rwcvnt comer«
The atiauel lair of tha club, waa giv­
en by the Ladle« Auxiliary, on Friday
last. August 2. A large committee of
la d !« had tbu la ir in charge, including:
Mr*. George Pervter, i l i a l i
Ferries,
Mrs. Frank K night,’Mr*. C. K . Parry,
Mr*. Proctor, Mrs. H. L. Williams.
Mr*. Ben). Deacon, Mr*. |. J oh neon,
Mi** I). Lister, Mr*. B. B. Lister, Mr*.
Wm. Cola*. Mrs. Griggs
The Cam» tin* Mandolin club of Phil*,
will give a concert a t tb * club boua* on
Saturday evening, eeelited by Mit*
E tta Raybert, soprano. This en ter­
tainment is in charge of the following
committee: Mr*. E. E . Welling, Mrs.
John Weaver, Mr*. W alter Mahood
A. F . Wolf expects hit new forty foot
cabin cruiser here this week and it w ill
be quite an addition to the fleet
Frank Griffcnberg'* forty foot cabin
cruiser arrived her* lest Friday
Commodore Jam es Parsons has hit
catboat Mrteor in commission with
Capt. Ben Aiay at the wheel a* usual
Thomas Sbibe has two tpaed boats,
the Jessie and the Alda, with which he
has considerable sport
delphia. Win. Bib*. B. R . Mouter«.
H art* T. bihutter and Utnily. Mrs.
Pantile A rm ene-g. Mr. aad Mr*. Che*.
Elite. et>d BIB* S co tt. Mr* M*ry A
P tan u , Walter G. Pram s, from Chas­
ter, Fa. .William K Moore of c*rod eo
Mrs. Jean 1« B. Cochran of New Y o rk ,
MU* Aon* Duflar of P ellV lr«, N. J.
Mr. end Mr*. John Pel* have tak es
up their residence m their * » » bungalow
the riverfront
Mrs. John Angus of New York a r­
rived here for tbe reel of lb * auromet
on Tuaeday
Tho Wenamakrr boye came over laat
night Thursday, August I , and gave
an entertainment at the yacht club,
after which they ware the guesta of
tb * club. On Saturday night. August
10, lb* Ocean Gate Y'acht Club will
visit the Waaamakrr camp at Bay
Front, Island Height*
B . E Whitehead of the Chemical
National Bank. New York, spend« the
week end* with hie family at their cot­
tage on Point Pleasant avenue
Georg* Iw tta ol Newark it etopping
at hie bungalow on Longport avenue
for tbe summer. He I* an uncle of
Joseph lwetx, who ha* been at the
yacht club this summer
Dr. Christina and wife of Philadel­
phia and Mrs. F. B . Franktnlitld are
visiting Com. W. C. Smith and tbe
Mitaet Smith
The catboat Catnip oapsisad off Long
Point on Saturday, No damage done.
Mi»s Dolores Connor on Sunday next
will try to *wim from the Ocean Gate
A club powerboat race will be held
Yacht club to Sea Side Park
August 17, by the S . P. Y . C.
Charles Schmatxricd, one of the
The annual Carnival will be held
younger boys, is getting ajwhole lot o*
August 30, and W ater sports will be
fun out of bis new boat, in which he
held on August 31, for which abuut
■pends most of hi* waking hour*
kFfiity prizts will be given. These
Arnold W ebster on Saturday will
prizes are now on exhibition. The sea­
make a cruise to Barnegat Inlet in his
son will close with the Doan cup races
twenty footer
on the following Monday, Labor day
D r. Guest in his Peacharu ran into
An inspector from the S tate Board of
J M, A bbott’s Nympsre on Sunday.
The Peacharu had to be hauled out for Health was at Sea Side Park on Tues­
day and took samples of the Imilk sold
repair»
at the various d»irie» for ftnalysia
.
F O R K ED RIVER
Judge Herr of Newark has been stop­
ping at the Greyhound inn
George Eno of Brooklyn spent the
weekend with his father, B. E . Eno at
the Riverside
The Newark Call says: The Newark
end of the Eno’s Forked River porch
was well patronized last week, Every
new arrival that registered from Newark was hailed and assigned to a chair,
and then he had to tell all he knew
about fishing. Among those who en­
joyed the fishing iast week were Jam es
Donohue, Arthur Boice, Frank Haslett, Joseph Crumm and Charles O tto
fh^rles Myroae and wife ot Philadel­
phia have
Viijling Mrs, Rosteeg
Walton, his sister
The Sunday-school at the Uniort
Chapel is flourishing this summer and
the services conducted by Pastor Gilli­
land are well attended
Not a house to let in the whole bor­
ough this summer. Everything is tak­
en and every day parties are turned
away who would like to stop here.
About two hundred people were hers
Tuesday on a Methodist picnic from
Toms River
R. Herbert Crowell and Calvin S.
Crowell have sold out their big business
in Philadelphia, importing cocoanuts,
which was founded by their father. The
Ctowells have a winter hom ejnM oores-town and a summer home here.
The Asbury Park Press says: Miss
Viola Reynolds of 1214 F irst avenue
has returned home after spending three
very pleasant weeks with her cousin,
Mrs. Edwin Parker of Forked River.
For a cool salt hath com e to the Pa
Mr. Parker is a candidate for assembly­
vilion, Sea Side Park
man from Ocean county
Bring your Sunday-School pi. nics to
hePav ilion, s«a Side Park
PINE BEACH
Rev. W . L. McKee of Toms River
preached in the chapel on Sunday even­
ing and there was a choir present, led
by P ostm aster W. B . Havens o f the
same town. I t waa a tw ilight service,
arranged b y L . J . Hutchinson, and was
much enjoyed by a goodsized audience
Miss Ida Slawter sang a solo ’
MANNAHAWKIN
A t Mannahawkin, on July 25, Mi
Nellie Elberson, daughter of Mr. at
Mrs. Samuel Elberson was married
Mr. Samuel Jeffries, of Atlantic Cit
by Rev.Joseph E .Sim pson.M .E.pasto
The wadding tcok place at noon at
after luncheon the bride and groo:
Fath er Linnane of Toms R iver holds were taken to Lakewood by Leon Ha
mass at the Pine Beach inn every other elton in an auto. There they took
Sunday morning
train for Niagara Falls, where the
Clinton W ilseyof Toms River is runn­ will spend their honeymoon. Th<
ing the ferryboat H enrietta between will be athom e in A tlantic City a f t
Pine Beach and Island Heights
August 10
On next Sunday morning, August t
Bathhouses in good condition, the a speaker from the Anti-Saloon Leag
w ill.address the M. E . congregate
Pavilion, Sea Side Park
K ettles, shovels and toys, a t the P a ­ He will also speak a t the afternoon si
vice at Cedar Run
vilion, Sea Side Park
The M. E . Sunday school will
their annual picnic at B ran t Beach.
ZIM M ERM AN ’S H O TEL
Thursday, Aug. iSth . T h* tj.a; a
Point Pleasant, N. j .
eave iuanahawkin station a t &.<$-<
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A N N O U N C EM EN T
ses loua« tie r at
Mrs. li. E . H ava»* sp*nt last week
with her aistar, lira. J . W. Havens ul
Tha ri*«t Mil harbor appropria’ion Point Pleasant
bill, «h ick a t a«tn*d by Presiden |
Dr. and Hr*. A. A. Arthur with their
Fafi.rarriat la n-ond number« g J J . J 'u , . two daughters, the U h m s Mary and
000, Iba Saaata having addad to lha Hrlen, are slaying at Mr and Mrs, C.
kill a* It pat*ad tha Ili a»» M.OII.Ofli', J . WardeU's for the month of August
and «trucktout 11.11,001’. making a oat
Mr. and Mra. Harry Robbina and
itxrraaa of 17,021.000. Wkll# thi* daughta' Mary of Jersey t ity, have re­
amount Main* U n * . vat lha fn a > a t turned home after «lending a fortnight
mnaaenu* of opinion i* that much of with Mr. Robbins' parents, jC .p t. and
tka mcreasad appropriation waa wall Mrs. E. L. Robbina
advi**d, aapac.ally that portion dealing
Wm. 0 . Havana of Bradley Beacb,
with tha M lrtiaip i’i liver for lava*
work, an imperative demand having spent Sunday with hi* parent*. M r.and
Baan mad# upon Congraatby the thou*- Mrs. A. W. Havens
Mr*. Geo. W. Robbins of Lakewood
tnd* affected by lha flood# of la»t
spring which pot only dettroyetl null, baa been visiting friends in town thi*
ion* of property but liva».a»|well. The week
signature of tha President to tha river
Capt. Harry Taylor spends a part of
sod harbor bill mane* more certain bis time on the Metedecook in hia new
.ha policy of an annual waterway bill yacht, the " B i g 4’*, which he recently
which ha* been one of the cardinal purchased of Mr. A. O S. H aven* o f
principle# of the national tlvem and
Point Pleasant
harbors congress since it» organization
U iu Marguarite Truex is visiting
ten or more vesr* ago.
friends in Point Pleasant
Misses Mildred and Madeline Allen,
The 1912 amendment* to the election of Peekskill, N. Y ., who have been viaaw* make a change that i* of import- i ting their uncle, S . M. Allen, have re­
.nee to tho*e who intend to run for turned to their home
rhat are known a* local offices. This
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hopkins and
hange applies to the obtaining.' of lig ­ son Robert of Bradley Beach, were
atures on nominating petitions and it over Sunday viaitors with Mrs. Hoptates th at when a candidate it to be kin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R obert L .
oted for throughoutan entire township Johnson
orougb or ward then there must be a t
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson spent
ast twenty-five signer» to any auch
Sunday in Spring L ak e’.
rtition all of.whom must be resident in
Mrs. Ella Ernst o f Toms River v isit­
je said townahip, borough or ward;
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . M.
id il a candidate is to be voted for in a
P ettetlo n Sunday
ngle election district or in a township
Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Holman and fam ­
orougb or ward which contains butone
ily were Sunday callers in town
lection district then there must be at
Mrs Dora Patterson of Asbury P ark,
;ast teD signers to any such petition,
was a Sundaylvisitor
||of whom must be resident» of the
Miss Louise Allen spent Saturday in
lid election d istrict; provided that the
in Asbury Park
umber o f signers to any such petition
Miss H attie Woolley of New York is
j any ca«e need ro t exceed five"pervisiting her sister, Mrs. J . M. P e tte t
enium iu number 6i the total vote
Miss Maria P ettet ofTom s R iv er, vis­
ast at the last election for members of ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . M.
he general assembly in said district.
P ettet on Sunday
The Burrsville B aptist Sunday-school
will hold their annual picnic at the
B A Y V IL L E
Point Pleasant beach on Thursday of
Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael of New next week, August 15.
ork, are guests o f Capt. and Mrs.
larles Bunnell
LANOKA
Carol Evernham of New York is
.ending some time with his mother,
Mrs. Frank Reilev has returned from
rs. Samuel Taylor
the hospital at Long Branch, where she
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es S erling of Philawent to be operated on for appendicitis
lphia are visiting the latter s parents
Paul Ditton fell from a tree on Mon­
r. and Mrs. Abe L . Wardell
day and received several cuts on his
Mitchel Leaf of New York spent the
face by falling on some glass
eek end with his family here
Lewis Vaughn bad several autom o­
Mrs. Oeprge Thompson and children
bile
parties Sunday. They left their
Jersey City arc visiting George Olson
autos at the house, and after partaking
id wife
All had an enjoyable tim e at the bieakfast they all went for a fishing
cnic Monday, over at Lifesaving trip on the bay, coming back late in
ation No. 14 The dav was ideal for afternoon with quite a number o f the
finny tribe
le occasion
Quite a number of deer near this
M,s . D . J Shaw is entertaining her
Iter,Miss Lilian Hohefielder of Brook- place. One large back was seen the
other day on the railroad at Murrav
rhe ladies of the Might Society will Grove. There are also a number of
Id a Clipping Social in the town hall English pheasants and quail in this
vicinity
Wednesday, Aug. 14
The people are still gathering a t the
Urs. Frank Cornelius was taken to
s Long Branch hospital for an opera- campmeeting grounds in Murray Grove
E. E. LaCour sent one hundred b a s­
n for appendicitis last week and is
kets of peaches to m arket last week
proving at this writing
,lrs. Jo e Holmes of Forked R iver from his orchard. John McCarthy is
working for Lacour in helping him with
s a Monday visitor
drs. Abner Aliger visited in Asbury bis peaches
rk last week
Lanoka M. E . church gave a fair on
darry Spencer o f jersey City, has the eighth. The ladies .deserve much
?n spending a few days with his aunt, credit in getting up these affairs for the
s. Petterson
benefit of the church
4r and Mrs Frank Brockway of
Huckleberries arenearly done,swamp j
1 Side Park were Sunday visitors
ber ries were very scaroe
4iss Eleanor Bonneil is entertaining
Frank Reiley has sold one of his J
j-iend from the city
horses to the Murrav Grove Association :
!rs . George Rogers who has been
Harold Brinley will soon be the own- j
te ill, is getting along t i ely now
er
of a new motorcycle
Jr. sod Mrs. Clayton Potter of Ocean
E, E. Lacour cf Long Branch has his ,
ive, visited John Potter and wife the
family here for several weeks
,er part o f the week
I 4*
By the irqu.at of aume of my friend.
I have i l L t r d my i.ame to «Mine be
fu n the publi *• a Republic»« ran<tt
date for the office of Surrogate for
Octal* County, and hereby I am asking
for the Republican support.
I am a Republican. I have alwev*
supported and worked lor the Republi­
can party, I have hdd position* o f
trust and bonot in my own-town for
years, and gthlnk I can rely on try
friend* to vouch for niv integrity, It ,»nesty and fairness in all dealings , and
verily believe that all who know me.
know that if 1 am nominated and slee­
ted Surrogate, that all the duties per,
taming to th at office w'lt be promptlv
attended to, and done with entire aatiefaction and with fairness to all con
cerntd.
I am trusting in th* support of the
Republican party for the nomination at
the coming September primerv.
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KEEP COOL
T T E R lata than not at all, can be ju«t as well applied to
B'Eone’s
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it .rii'tu’ vary Hule vacation to far thi*
tjamer. but get« down once ln awhüe lohn IÎ. Ktynoldi of Lakewood
Conti der able over a hundred of our
Ratìcllfla Mill* ot liti« placa hat told
ui vachi *‘Fu»i" lo Saul Levy, broth* (olire participated »o the VI. E . excur*
liti -■im *nd Stunde!» L-vy »f Tomt aton to Aabury Park Tui iday
Jtm e t Chamberlain and wila took a
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trip to Sea Side P irk Sunday
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The DAVIS DRUG STORE
Visit our New Fountain
S od a S e rv e d J u s t R ig h t
with pure (ruit syrups and C R A N E ’S ICE C REA M
IS L A N D H E IG H T S
R A D C L IF F E G. BRID G E
V e g e t a b l e s (Si F r u i t
C e n tr a l A ven u e
I S L A N D H EIG H TS]
Goods Delivered
AT THE PUBLIC DOCK
Confectionery, and Ice Cream Cones
CIGARS, SODA AND LIGHT DRINKS
ISLAND H EIG H TS
High Grade Meats at
Reasonable Prices
I S L A N D HEIGHTS
CASHM EAT MARKET
Orders Called 'for and
Delivered
A. J . B R A D Y , Proprietor
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Daily Papers and Magazines
ISLAND H EIG H T S, N. J.
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Motor Oils and Gasoline
The Aerodome
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Ocean Gate Ave.
Tuesday, Thurday and
Saturday of Each Week
Ocean Gate
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Writing niflt*-rlal, player-piano, phono*
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The
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Bay I« noted for thene apetial «porti.
The bat him; from the private dock nt
the Barrack« 1« eapeclafty «afe.
The Standard of
Perfection in the
Manufacture of
Superior
Ice Cream
and Pastry
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Refined
Amusement
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S e a S id e P a rk . N. J .
OPPOSITE B ER K E L E Y STATION
Your Patronage Solicited
Sea Side Park
<| Censured pictures only, and
nothing allowed to offend good
order or morals.
«J Come and bring the children
at this family resort.
<5 Under the personal super­
vision of the owner.
Purity, Deliciousness, Service
H. V. CHAMBERLAIN
At the Pier
Sea Side Park
ISLA N D H E IG H T S
Admission 10c
Wharfage for Rent
Plumbing and
Asbury Ave_
Pump Work 0CEAN GATE
ü ü ^B o at Harbor
Barber SLcp and
SEA SIDE PARK, N. J.
JO S E P H A.
BO D M A N
Pool
ARTHUR E. STOKES
*S*BndNew**Jersey
B O a t f a U jld e r
Sail Boats, Row Boats and Motor Boats
For H IR E. Boats Bought and Sold.
W M . T .
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Marine
Railway
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Yacht
S od a W a te r
Power Boat
Josephine II
S e a S id e P a rk , N. J .
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E . M. BRO W ER
SEA
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PARK
Garage
Sea Side P ark
Leaves Public Pier
Ocean Gate
Each Saturday Evening
at 7 .3 0 for
Builder
Returning
Leaves Toms River at 10.30
Kftw Jersey
GENERAL
REPAIRING
Agent for
SHAWMUT TIRES
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Repairing
Supplies
Fifth Avenue,
N e x t to P u b lic D ock
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EMPIRE TIRES
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Capt. A. A. LADNER
Toms River
island Heights
C ig a rs
A. H. TO LBERT, Mgr.
Designer
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O u r Cinnamon Buna H ave a Reputation
Near Station
Machinist and
Engineer
>OOOOOOOOOM
Ice C ream P a rlo r
C on fection ery
The Best Moving
Pictures on the
Coast are Shown
at tha
Star Airdome
Phone No. 1 1
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Tin* ruoti!« «re plainly forni» bed and
hit«'
white «,i»«im,l<*d beds, with
it<«n| tHitflinjr
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ISLAND HEIGHTS
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pari of th«* J W. C. I, unlfortu uiu«t
Im* w»rn exrrpt that, after prtmini pa­
rafi*. all boy* imiti* tu town must w«*»r
full unitami wltltout bell.
Ht»y* «rv mltiiHNl |o bare t*stm whlt«*
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4 tu! M?w
tua matcrittl*. Thcy are re<|«»lre*l •«
TburiMhy. .l»ir»wi 15 -
FRANK U. FRASER
Everything Good to Eat
F IR S T
Uniforma
ri«* Irgli Intiua J . \V. (I. 1. unilurm.
im Imliiw bb»<rk abww alvi Iba rraulalli.n
M»*k.|pèm». nittat Iw worn t« ami (rmu
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for fellllarjr »»«1 \ihiHir
Ernila,
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CO AL <EL WOOD
One long Show only, of 6 reels each
night, beginning at 8.15 P. M.
A. B. AYRES
COUW K
Meditai Attci
Hw ll.fUHlai . i l l b* tu «barar <4 Dr,
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John Viereck & Son
C orn er Store
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c a l W o r k Central Garage
SEA SIDE PARK, N. J .
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t o t s w v ffi) d ir# io ti « n i
mud». » her* Tier brother, Mr. W ilfrid
AIU ft V. Alcorn Ctolkd co (rWodi
P»Herman, ho» bought a h o im
b t f t l it t «rds
Mt*» Eb>ab*th Mvgary it the guest of
Listi# Phar and (Uugbtrr o(
M
Mim K athertn* Congor, whom »pending
H ttllvillt ar* vimu ili H. A. T o ib cn the summer with her father and broth­
tod till
er here
Pim nM tti ft. 0 . Ilio» It on • tn p
Thou. Uuoovan h o ! a beach party
bo Delaware
U *t Thursday rvening.
Sixty-five
K t v .'J. P. IWiIrnman, ■ (orditt pasfritoda were prvaent, and all had a very
tor ber*. prrtchtd in the If. E . church
good tiuie
U it Sunday rio ro to f
Morton Jo b u o n of Bay Head haajurt
|c>h E . Pharo was horn-, over Sunday.
completed a aixty-ono foot powar
Miti A|ice Nlvlton, who hat been
cr utter for Char lea Gardner of Philadel­
*P*o tiny tevrral wtakt with her aunts,
phia and lalaod Height». I t ia a beauty
h iw n Louis* and S am NWison ni E a tMorton Johneon baa alt i just started
ontowo returned borne last week
a fifty fo o t auxiliary yacht for Al MohlThere will be a bam d aoct in th t op­
man of B ridle, and ia making Mr. P ot­
era boute on Monday evening, Aug S
ter ’acruiaer' B o rta»" fifteen feet longer
The Methodist Sunday-school occu­
and remodelling it. Mr. Potter will
pied their re decorated room for the
cruiae to Plorida this fall at uaual
first tim dlast Sunday, Augutt 4. I t
W. M. Applegate had 6S automobiles
lookt very nice and neat
in hit popular garave over the week end
Rav. Edwin S. Stearna of Newark,
Mr. and Mra. Chatle« Rowland and
auperintandent of the
Anti-aaloon
Misa Francis B . Rowland, of Cheatnut
League of New Jersey, will give an ad Hill, are occupying their cottage at
dree* in the Preabyterian church on
Bay Head
Sunday evening, August I t
A party from Elberon motored to
B aroegat thia week and spent the day
on board the yacht Kewah, captain
0 . K . Sprague
! 2 4 iiah were hauled
aboard. Nearly 200 crabs were taken.
In the party were Mr. and Mrr. Theo­
dore Cramer, Mias Edna Cramer, Miss
E tta Gramann, Lehmann Cramer and
William Gramann.
*
can get • c o p of T e a . any k iimI of o S a n d w ic h
• w e Have th em
Ito rti
th e v u
Particular People Alway« fL, i-
LA V A L L E T T E
Leslie Hotel
NEU
JE R S E Y
Ifo fel /H eisd
O cean G a te Avenue
The Best Dinners on the Coast
Special D im ri 75c
OCEAN G A T E
Regular Outset 50c
a
All Modern Improvement.
IM P O R T E D W IN ES AND L IQ U O R S
Stable Accomodation«
and Garage
The
Room. Swgl* and Kama,
O c can Gale Cigar* a Specialty
PHONE 70- F - I 4
(Smjljmmii Jtm
T O M S R IV E R . NEW JE R S E Y
OCEAN.
HOUSE
NEW JERSEY
Bteyet a I amou* Ice Cream
Fred. Applegate
Proprietor
C e n tra l
H ou se
ON RIVER KRnk
Formerly P A R K E R HO USE
F O R K E D R IV E R , B A R N E O A T B A Y , N. J.
Ten mile* from Tom* River, directly on the main
inn
Lakewood to Atlantic Gty, over the fine*! road* in the Stale.
OPEN A L L T H E Y E A R
road
LOUIS ARM
Open Under New Management
Large, Cool, Wall Kept Room*.
Excellent Cuiataa
Making a bid for j&w felt «aaga, i oriar to Automobile* Psrtm
,
The beat Shore and Chicken Dinner in the World, 7C»
T he Finest Dinner on the Coest
for 50c. Rate $1.50 per day and Up.
0 « o « Fane and Dairy make, thia pomikl*
Special R stes by the w*«k.
John E. Knecht
Proprietor
BAR
CAFE
FRANK O. W. BRIGGS, ( W .
CHAM BERLAIN'S
3 Minutes to Oceen
3 Minutes to Bay
THE K1TTATINNY
RESTAURANT
SEA SID E P A R K
OCEAN COUNTY, N J .
$ 1 .5 0 per Day
NEW JE R SE Y
Special Rates by Week
SPEC IA L SA T U R D A Y TO MONDAY, $3.00
Pine
Beach Inn
i
Near Pennsylvania
R. R. Station
.
Mri. Webb was alio 'h e mother of
Ice Cream
Soft Drink*
Cigar*
Tobacco
David L. Webb, who ¡on October 15,
LUNCHES PUT UP FOR PA RTIES
____ •
1909, shot and killed his brother, John
1. Webb Jr ., with whom he was living
at Webbsville, Jackson township, and
who then washed and shaved, dressed
himself in his Sunday clothes, walked
5th Ave., near Public Dock
Sea Side Park
from VV»bbsville to Lakehurst, took
the train to Toros River, and announ ed his pretence to Under Sheriff Brown
RECENT DEATHS
by saying he had killed his brother.
David Webb is still living in the S ta 'e
Lakewood, Aug. 1.— Reuben S till­ Insane Hospital at Trenton. Mrs.
well, a well known merchant of this Webb leaves seve al daughters also,
place died at his home here yesttrdav one o f whom has been living at Toms
of ptomaine poisoning. ^He was sick River for the past two or three years.
These daughters are: Mrs. Tlllie Bills
one day and it is believed his deatl
was caused by some clams which he and Mrs. James Debow, of VanHis ate while on a trip to the shore U b > viile; Mrs. John Johnson, o f WhitesSunday. He spent the day in Asbury ville; Mrs. Ja m es H. Miller of Long
Branch; Mrs. H. Clifford Andrew, c f
Park and Spring Lake
“ O n th e Sh o re in th e P in es”
Mr. Stillwell Was 43 years old and a Brooklyn, and Mrs. Ang< lette Thomp­
son
o
f
Toms
River
twin brother of William W. Stillwell,
Old English Grill
the leading baker of th i; place with
Rooms Ensuite w th Bath
Mrs. Lizzie Addison, wife of E s q
whom some years ago he was associated
Garage
under the firm name of Stillwell broth­ Addison, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ers. For the past five years he had Daniel Applegate, died of BrightM o torin i Y neh ting Bathing Fishing Tennis
conducted a butcher store in Second disease at Hcpe Chapel, near Lakewood
O fficial A. A. A. Hotel
July 28, aged 18 years, after a married
street here
life
o
f
six
months.
She
wa«
a
member
Mr. Stillwell was born in Wall toWD..iS».
ship win re his mo her, Mrs. Phoebe of Hope Preebytonan church, and
leaves a brother Howard, and a sister,
Stillwell, widow of John Stillwell, still
lives. He married Miss Mary Emma Mrs. Albert Wainright
Crazy Man Shot His Tormentors
Johnson of Lakewood. Besides the
Mrs. Joseph Lem ing died while being Burglars at Murray Grove
widow, a son, Howard Stillwell, 19
taken from Lakewood to Spring Lake
H ouse, a t Good L u ck
Louis Schaeffer, who at Tuckerton is
years eld survives
hospital in an auto on the night of July
called "th e crazy Dutchman” was
Fun ral services were held at the late
27. She leaves a husband who is in the
When the Murray Grove house was brought to the county jail last week,
home Sunday at 1 o’clock and at the M.
employ at f t S. P. Randolph, and was opi ned last Thursday at Good Luck, it charged with ¿firing a load of shot into
E. church at 2. Interm ent in Wood
at their N arragansett Pier, R. I . . place was found th at some one had been in a crowd of boys, and hitting Clarence
lawn cemetery
at the time, also four children, all t, e house and stolen a lot of articles* Parsons, so that fourteen shot stuck in
none of any great value, but making his face and breast. Schaeffer lives
small
Mrs. Maria L. Sherman, wife of
considerable annoyance and trouble for below Tuckerton in what isfknown
Abram Sherman, died Monday, Aug­
the managers of the Murray Grove locally as Nugentown. He is a queer
BOROUGH OF LAVALLETTE
ust 5, at Lakewood, and was buried
Association.
The material stolen in­ character and is often tormented by
Wednesday in Riverside cemetery,
The serviie last Sunday evening was cluded a set of harness, a lot.of kitchen boys. Parsons was in the locality on a
Toms River. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. J . S. Moore in the conducted by the Rev. Dr. Rigge. Mrs. ware, teas, coffees and spices, bedding visit, and with other boys was laughing
at Schaeffer’s queer actions, when the
Robert Crozier of Mr. Vernon, N. Y ., and towelling, and carpenters tools.
Pleasant Plains M. E. church, Wednes
day at 2 p. m. Heath resulted from was the soloist, followed by a duo by
It is believed the stuff was taken latter got his gun and fired into the
Brights disease. Mrs. Sherman was Mrs. Parkhurst and Mrs. Englebert. since June 16. On Decoration Jay , crowd. He was committed to await
the action of the grand jury
62 years old, and for a long time lived The musical program for next Sunday May 30th, the ladies of Good Luck and
evening
will
be
a
sacred
solo
by
Helen
at Toms River, on upper Manchester
Forked River, when preparing their
road. Besides her husband she ¡eaves Wubenhorst of New York', ahd the annual dinnerat old Good Luck ci.uich, P, R. R. Engineer Stricken in Cab
three sons, Frank, W alter and Irving duet, Hark, Hark, My Soul, by Nevin, were in the Murray Grove house and
Frank Christen, a Pennsylvania R ail­
Sherman. She was also a sister to rendered by Miss Gramm and Mr. some of them remember seeing some of road engineer, between Point Pleasant
Englebert, accompanist Miss Mildred the articles th at are now missing. Two j and Jersey City, was stricken with a
Samuel Lffferson of this place
Ovens of New York
weeks later, June 16, Isaac N . Junes, a : peculiar ailment at LongBranchonAugMrs. Sarah Elizabeth W ebb,I widow
Mrs. W. A. Smith and her daughter well known resident of Lanoka, had to , ust 1. He was carried from his cab in
of the late John Webb, who was the Lenon Smith, of Dover Plains, N. Y ., entei* the house to take out some articles, 1 to the train and a Long Branch engi­
pioneer cranberry grower of Ocean are spending August in Lavallette
and he also saw some of the stuff now neer ran the tram through to Point
Mr. Paul Pierson, wife and family missing.
County, died at the home of her daughPleasant. Christen was taken to his
near VanHiseville, on Tuesday, the and Mrs. Sue Smith of Scarborough on
Suspicion is said to rest in certain home. He complained of pains in his
i ult., after a b rie f illness. De­ the Hudson, spent Sunday here
head and at. times wa- delirious.
quarters; but no arrest, yet
Council meeting next Saturday
led was about 77 years of age
P IN E B E A C H
1
A44»d Attraction Th. famoii, w. la,loo
tottahto», Kmm U.
Pnmtar Grarttouod Kraada. Da* taaclon Walcoma.
PS«»« 7.1
til«
Accoatmodatra 100 Gum» Of« Yh i Round Ratal modaral». Rtrw-Cla.. Cala
Beach Haven, N. J.
R egular Dinner 50c
1
J . H A SS, Prop.
ICE C R E A M PA RLO R
41 A S E E ' #
111 © »
w
£ II
Q U IC K LUNCH
SO FT
drin k :
© S ST E K
Cigars and Tobacco
LUNCHES PUT UP FOR PARTIES
Ocean Gate and Chelsea Avenues
Phone 70F 5
LAKEWOOD
Ocean Gate, N. J
ly was thrown and had his leg broken
S. H. Cooper, the photographer, who
is a t Spring Lake for the summer, vjS
bruised and scratched and had
ankle sprained by a fall from a r. *>■
R . train, which he claims started o
while he was trying do get aboard
Lakewood hasa Woodrow Wilson c a
with Prosecutor Newman as presi en^i
Chester E. Grant, vicepresident, L. -•
Nester , treasurer
g
Rev.|William Mitchell of the
^
church holds vesper services nt
lake on Sunday evenings
Miss Laura , Bilyeu and Miss »
Bennett, both former Toms River ■£
dents, have gone to Port Washing
L. I ., fo r the month of August
William C Muller of Lakewood, now
at Pasadena, Cal., last week received a
verdict of $12,500 against that city as
damages for the death of his brother,
Emil Muller, who was killed by aliv e
wire charged by the municipal eleltric
lighting plant about two years ago.
Lakfewood now has an automobile
stage line running to and from Point
Pleasant, a decided convenience to
those who like to visit the shore
Lakewood was emptied of people on
Tuesday when the M. E. Sunday-school
went on its picnic to Asbury-,Park. 749
was the numher going
Paul Newman, aged 13, son of John
Newman, broke an arm while playing
Nabbed
Express Messenger
in the new house being built by Mr.s
James McKelvey on Bergen avenue;
while Raymond Casner, aged 6, broke
Lathe Morris, an express
his elbow, trying to walk a fence .
on the P. R. R ., running to J
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cowdiick last week
A'bert Spencer while coming from
Point Pleasant on a motorcycle recent­
f
Beach Haven,
T o-day's Greatest Opportunity for High-Class Investment in Seashore Real Estate
i r t k r r , n t i i f by
opportunity of
Hewing to much
16 ffid this ttti,
NO OTHER SUCH INVESTMENT ON TH E
NEW JE R S E Y COAST
Splendidly Located Lots in Developed
Beach Haven at Prices as Low as
Asked for Sandy Wastes
Lots 2 5 s 100 feel, with «11 improvement*. Titles
guaranteed by Fidelity Trust Co., Newark, N. J .
Price* $ 4 0 0 and upward. Payment* of $6 to $ 1 0 a
month. Ten per cent, discount far rash.
$400
For Lots in
the Center of
Beach Haven
Don't Buy real t
ate easily m ult-
Hawn scores 1000 per cent, in good t
It is tsiablitbed—ovti $1,000,000 havi
«petit in developtneut. It is a «odefi
jpu'itv wiith a progressive, affrétai'
ministration. Water, lighting, sewerag
protection— Besch Haven has all these
reft train cctanection with Pbiladelebu
dent service.
The Beach Haven Realty Co. it not seibng land ob * »peculalive basis,
oer are Jot* being offered lot promotion purposes.
We desire to
interest the conservative investor— YOU. the man who c*t> Jay aside
Irota $6 to $10 a month in the purchase o( iscd that actually grows io
value while he is paying for it, as well as the buyer who can afford to
pay spot cash.
25 * Bonus to the First Ten Persons Who Build this Summer
An offer which enable* you to buy land and build at ar, expense cot much above the coat of rental (or a season or two. Building is in progress everyuhete on our tract. We desire to foster this phase ot development, hence out liberal bonus offer.
THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS THE BEACH HAVEN REALTY CO.’S HOLDINGS.
BOTH OCEAN AND BAY VIEWS
Come see <*hnt choke land we a»e selling.
EVERY LOT HAS
Seeing is believing, and you’ll agree this is a real estate opportunity seldom met with.
have you visit Beach Haven as our guest.
Talk is cheap- performance is what counts. Beach Haven’s aggressive
"push-ahead” policy has never shown to greater advantage than now.
There will soon be completed and thrown open for traffic
The Magnificent Bridge Across
Little Egg Harbor Bay
representing one of the greatest engineering feats ever accomplished by
a seashore resort. Connecting with the great Ocean Boulevard on the
mainland, this bridge will be a direct means of .communication for auto
and other vehicle traffic from New York and Philadelphia. What this
means in the enhancement of land values in Beach Haven is a question
of vital interest to all who appreciate the impetus to expansion that
Send at once for illustrate! booklet and interesting information regarding Beach Haven.
comes through case of accessability.
statement that in
YVc’l) be glad to
Therefore we emphasize our
Lots in Beach H aven at $ 4 0 0 and U pwards
we are placing before the general public developed resort property that
unquestionably offers To-day's Greatest Opportunity for High-Class In ­
vestment in Seashore Real Estate.
Don’t stand off at long distance and wonder if Beach Haven is as we
say. Post yourself about the property, learn if our statements are
backed up by facts. Come to Beach Haven as our guest; we’ll gladly
take you over our entire tract, show you the improvem nts that are all
there— not promised. See beautiful cottages and bungalows— the
homes of those who know and appreciate the desirability of Beach
Haven as a place of residence.as well as many houses in course o f erection
No time like the present to learn of inSr what an unusual opportunity is before you
BEACH HAVEN REALTY CO., ’ t s S
pHÜ
■V«; •"
The $85,000
Collection of
W t C iv e %né
Stttirt » C m
RUGS am
i
I VI l {<
To be Sold at Auction
it vffl follow ta t maott i
■ r hiUtftY*
m
i MCtio« « STH
Intéri nr* Imm u
i
ib i
br
ni o fttn a *
frfan ï*#uutfbi tu tbit couRtf^
S Ut th e
Buying on (he Club Plan
Makes It Easy
OVQV Hid to I€ m tbt
ig
>ut Club Plan
HADJI a t HUo»-r KHAN SA I.*’, wt
Aa
e ailing Hi
Club PI • n .
W ilUro
Chriitm« 1
da* lu tly
to le*m »11 about it fir na m atin
come there ere great i Ivsntftgc* it
ford
an
Mu*
mi i
aught fifty weakfish
Nat vs
uviog
B e sure and re a d ou r d a ily announcem ent
re g a rd in g th is sa le
Pish « r t biting wsil and largt catch*«
rv thy order of thy day
thi* way, m thousands have found
M m Mliditd Col hot hat tam taad to
W e are making it ea*y for v o r i Ik - t » g o t u b u t t a X
lorn«
gat a fiat v iatm g hyr coeafe. h i e
for
older
fòiba
to
re
fe
inti
___
the right way. W* i i r making it tan
A catalog of 5 0 pages will
¡the' Evans
home* and rqutp cbem twautifullv witl it (nlitw tht financial strain.
ih» CLUB PLAB— that is why it
Then- laa'l a mean fatting ab.
Edward Clayton, » h o ha* b tea stop
me vmi .on trm p lst* (toying any
eppval» to U>* mort mw iligtm N eat
>mg with Mr. and Mi*. K. A. Garriy
•urt of furnishings conaidtr this plan o aving fot thant. We now tell the
has |ii m back to Brooklyn
following
goods
on ---the
CLUB H A S
w
-----—
-----------Wa have read with loierett in the
Furniture, Rugs, Carpets. Matting and Linoleums, Lace
Courier about the mysterious death of
Curtains, Portieree.Couch Covers, Curtain Fixtures, Pictures,
ireee in Toma River, on street* where
Clocks, Books in Sets, Comfortables, Blankets, Steamer Rugs,
gas main« were laid. The same thing
Beds and Bedding, Bed Linen, Household Linens, Sheets and
it happening in Porkad River, and sev­
C a s e s , Window Shades. Porch Screens, Silverware, Cut Glass,
eral large trees are deador dying. The
Cutlery, Chinaware. Refrigerators, Lamp«, Baby Carriages,
village c a n 't sfioid to lose the ahadaSewing Machines, Washing Machines, Talking Machines,
trrea on its public streets
VictroTaa.
B . E. Eno lias strung a phone wire
Then« thing» c*o M bought i t our RRG CASH PRICKS of i t ipocial
between the depot and the Riverside
•tiling pficet when
tr# on, and paid lor on the Club Plan—a lHUa ai
the time of purchase and to much weekly or monthly as we arrange with you.
for hotel uses
Mitsee jeetie Penn andLydit Wootle.
vis ted the county te s t last Thursday
• • a * |w v r s
A
/ > / %
B R O A D , flE W A H A L SE Y
The ladies of thePresbyterisn church
will hold their annual fair on August 15
POINT PLEASANT
s t r e e t s , Newark, N. J.
and (6
WllIUui Gumni«r«\ Hilrit mm «f Chief
Mrs. Watcon Penn it visiting in Phil­ J tinti**«' Gm«n»*'r*\ of Newark, who *um.mom ht»rr, la now «bl« to
about
adelphia , .
.
. . ,*
a aititi after ttor wivkit of Ulne«*, Ite
C. A. Smith w u at the Hollywood |
..........
<<urti
last Holiday In
• « • • g i a « * « * * * '* * * '* '* * " " " e«s«s»s«s»s»s»o «s»o »o »**g
------ .... -and
- . —
----- 1— I gome attendance with Id* nurse, Ml* Mary
entertained
•
I (arm vtceutly
Mi KIblnney, of this p i*« .
friend« from New York
'
(1. II. Burton, « resident of this place
a
Cap». A. G. WUbert, J r , took fortyI for over thirty years, who served as
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two people from here on Sunday to i Councilman and in other prominent iwr*
a
Beach Haven in the Evelyn W., which lough offices and who Is popularly
known unions the dlffpfWt local organ*is named a 'D r hi* daughter. They all ; ,ations, will move to Trenton next
h.id a good-time. Tuesday he mad* a I|a.... . with his wit*. Mr. Burton has
Full Line ot Fresh Meat* and Groceries
lieeii an engineer on the 1 . It- B., runrun to Toms River
uiiiit from New Turk here for a num­
Mrs. Joseph Holmes attended t h e 1ber of years. H e will be all ennim-er
Bay ville Sunday school picnic on Mon- on one of the V. it. It. trains in the
|Trenton yards.
day
AT C IT Y P R IC E S
C ap t.John Holmes and wife have ' Miss Mm- Johnson, daughter of Mr.
I and Mrs, E. E. Johnson, has accept­
been tntertaining friends from Red ed the iHmltloii at the delivery window
Bank
^in the local post office, which was re­
Edward L. Hnlmei Jr. and fam ily cently held by Mr. Civile K.iyder. who
have been spending rome time with resigned, and in the near future will
Capt. and Mrr. B . L. Holmes on Main enter n conservatory of music,
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Successor C O X S S I O R E
street
Miss Edith Richmond has returned to
Riverton alter it visit a t the M. E . par |
smage which she greatly enjoyed
M rs.J. Schmidt, Miss Helen Schmidt, 1
E. L. Spitz, wife and child, have re­
aval
Free Engine Hutch, 28m. turned to Weehawkin after a stav at
* 4 .1 7 k
Wheels, licit Idle-. Com*4» * * a ^ a
pari son chaTcngtd— any the Oakhur t farm with Mr. and Mrs. j
m ake, any price. Demonst-aiion on re ­ Schoffrutt
quest. Installment piopo-ition. Ae>-nvs
Mr«. H att o Hn« >«d. w to had been ;
wanted.
w. S.CRANMKk.Dist'butiaj A:«it
visiting M»s CT.ite» c» Sulks, has re­
Cedar Vun, N. J
turned to Afbitry ark
l>a
Edward Shttmar of Wilmington, D e l,
ft has been here for a lew days with Mrs I
G. L . Parker, where Mrs. Shumar has
c
been visiting. Their son was also here j
a
Miss Marian Pellett of Paterson is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. G. L.
a
Parker
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Mrs. Joseph Parker is home from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Applegate of Barnegat City
Lewis Frazee w nt to Philadelphia
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b e a c h h a v e n , n. j .
and brought home a team Monday
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0S B 0 R N V IL L Ë
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toon be ready for distribution, probably on Monday
glm barli (Eompang
As bury flark, Nrfo Jrrsry
H A H I N L cfc L U . ,
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Abramowitz’s Dry Goods
And Furniture Stores, “ " “ iL Ii
Central Provision MarKet
$ 1 8 .0 0 <& $ 2 0 .0 0 S u it s
1 5 .0 0 “ 1 6 .0 0
1 3 . 0 0 “ 1 2 .5 0
12.00
1 0 .5 0
Queen City Butter
f
We carry no goods over— that means a Great REDUCTION of Prim
of our tntire stock of both ator-s. 1 will here mention a few of Men's
and Young Men's clothing bargains.
now
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When in town, drop in and look over our stock.
Central
Ice Company
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E v e ry th in g
lo r th e
B U IL D E R
Are now ready to serve Beach Haven and vicinity with
C
Pure Artesian W ell W ater Ice
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trom the ice plant.
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ELM ER KING, M anager
• « • e fttS ig tg t
•The Courier Gives the News:
Mrs. Edith Shibla is spending some
time in Philadelphia and Wildwood
with relatives
After spending a month with her
grand parents, Mr. and Mr«. D. B
Fisher, Mies Marian Dickinson has re­
turned home at Middletown
Miss Josephine Paul of Manahawki n
is visiting relatives here at this p'ace
Mr and Mrs. T. J. Van Note spent
Sundav last at Ocean Gate and Barne j
gat Pier
j
S. C. Bailey of Toms River was a
Monday visitor here
j
Mr. Lester Markle and wife of Ossinning, New York. andMrs. C’.audeSteelman of Anbury Park are spending some
time with Thomas J. VanNote and wife
Lumber, Hardware, Cement,
Lime, Brick, Paints,
Varnishes, etc.
“
1 0 .0 0 1
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9 .5 0 1
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8.00
Our prices are right.
ABRAM0W1TZI
BEACH HAVEN, N. J
FLANDERS % £
$ 15.001
1 2 . 50!
Why Pay Rent?
W h y not, own your
own Housei
a n d p a y fo r it o a t of th e
r e n t you
p a y e a c h m o n th .?
C o m e to u s. a n d w e w i l l m a K e you
a n e stim a te of w h a t
a
h ou se,
co tta g e,
you
need
fo r
b u n g a l o w —t e l l “
i n g y o u j u s t w h a t y o u w i l l h a v e to
b u y , a n d w h a t it w i l l c o s t yo u .
T h e m an w ho ow ns his own
hom e m ak es th e b e st citizen
THE A. B. NEWBURY CO., (INC.)
Opp. C .
R. R . D epot
TO M S R IV E R . N E W J E R S E y