VOLUME XLIII.1 NO. 19.
GIRL KILLED BY AUTO.
I»»UG(k Weakly, HataisS us Bacond-Clos Matter el tho Feat*
oiilco Dt Bed Bank, U. ^ cade; tba Aot cf Maroh 83, 18?©.
BURDGE
HOMESTEAD
RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1920.
M I N I S T E R RESIGNS.
SOLD.
BIG HALLOWE'EN' PARTY.
$1.50 Per Year?
A NEW GROCERY STORE.
PAGES 1 TO 10.
HORSE HAD HYDROPHOBIi
Rev. Marion T. Conklin Accepts Call |
The Elwood T. B u r d g e P r o p e r t y a t
It Will be Conducted on Shrewsbury
to Tappan, New York.
Leonardo Bought by N e w Yorker.
Avenue by Two Red Bankers.
F A T A L ACCIDENT A T A F I R E
MASQUERADE HELD AT HUDSON
E X C I T E M E N T ON A P L E A S A N T
.The Edward T. Burdge homestead A NUMBER OF LOTS SOLD ON
Kev. Marion T. Conklin t u r n e d
Clarence M. Sheldon and r'l
. L A S T THURSDAY.
H O U S E FRIDAY NIGHT.
THEIR VARIOUS TRACTS.
V A L L E Y FARM LAST W E E K .
property at Leonardo, owned by Mrs.
in his resignatioir us pastor of t h e
Dressier of Ked Bank will open a g]
Thomas Anderson'i Elovoii-Yenr-OM Annie L. Merrimun of New York, Twelve Lots Were Sold a t F a i r Middletown Reformed church Thurs- About Sixty Guests Enjoy Pleasant eery store .Saturday in Charles Le
Animal Owned by Conover Hentfrickhas
been
sold
to
Edward
J
.
'
Ittsilly
d
a
y
night
a
t
a
meeting
of
the
consisDaughter Died Twenty Minutes of N e w York. T h e price was $(1,000.
Evening in Dancing and Flaying is'-' building on Shrewsbury avenue,
;Haven a n d Other Loto Were Sold tory of t h e church nt Charles T y n &on Went Ferociously insane from
After She W a s Struck by tlio Auut Red Bank, i n Middletown dall's.
Hallowe'en Games—Nearly All inn e a r Deforest avenue. Mr. .Sheldon
a B>t« by a Dog—Owner Ends
Mr. Conklin has accepted a
The
house
is
large
with
u
mansard
and Mr. Dressier have bought the
tomobile of Red Bank's Firo Chief
Township and a t Oceanic.
Masked
Costumes.
Horse's Life with a Bullet.
call t o become pastor of First R e roof a n d was built 25 years ugo by
stock of groceries and the fixtures of
Ellen
Anderson,
aged
eleven Hdwnrd T. E u r d g e . I t w a s u t one During the past threo weeks the formed church of Tappan, New York,
A Hallowe'en party was held at t h e the Kconomy market on Shrewsbury
About
. three
, weeks ajyo- a
. dojj
, - - whose
, . ,
years, d a u g h t e r of Thomas Anderson time one of the show places in Mid- Lund and Loan company of lied and his resignation
take effect Hudson bouse, the homo (if Mr. ami avenue, which adjoins the Sheldon & I ™neT >a. unknown passed through t h e
of Linden place, was r u n over lust dlctowii township, b u t i t has n o t liank h a s sold a number of lots on December 1st. Th e consistory at its Mrs.
T.
B.
Smith,
last
Friday
night.
Airs r . 5. «miui, last I; m a y n ^ h t . 1 ) r , s s ! , r ,store,
jiioth
,1)th m
loi,,.
cn
n lhave
mve |m
(i
had
Pleasant Valley district of liolmdel
m:
Thursday by aii automobile owned been occupied in five years. T h e their various tracts. Kleven of these meeting Thursday night petitioned The biB-'dinmij room of the house was L o n s i d < . n i i , j o ',-xperiem-e in the B r o - township. The next day the (log deand driven by Oliver G. F r a k e . The house has fourteen rooms. The lot lots were on the O'Brien tract in classis to accept th resignation. Mr. decorated with .orantfi! and black |
ry business. M,..» Sheldon lias been veloped rabies and was killed at Morgirl whs picked up- and curried into is 125x400 feet. Mr. Eeilly bought F a i r Haven. This tract lies on the
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li has been pastor of t h e Mid- -crepe paper, corn stalks and othei
ganville. The dog se.emed to be exDr. K. A. Scott's olliee, where she the property for a summer /home. east Bide of Hance road, a short dis- dletown church' live years and he will decorations characteristic of Hallow- manage! ot tin. American grocery tremely friendly and good-natured!
.store on iiroad street the pa.st eight
died twenty m i n u t e s later. H e r neck
t
a
n
c
e
east
of
the
Red
Bank
borough
e'en.
Hacketti's
orchestra
furnished
leave
the
church
in
a
very
prosperous
years and Mr. Hressler was manager when it. went through I'leasant Valwas broken a n d she suffered various Hi' has been a summer resident of line.
Nathaniel Willis bought six
Highlands the past twelve lots on this tract. The plot bought condition, both in regard to finances music for dancing and various Hal- of the Ameriejjji grocery store on ley, b u t it is now feared that it bit
other injuries. Ellen's twelfth birth- Atlantic
lowe'en games were also played. A Shrewsbury avenue for four years. several animals there.
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I.:..J. . . i ../*!...
•
and membership.
Venrs.
He
is
chief
c
o
u
r
t
officer
m
day would have occurred
next
by Mr. Willis runs through from
buffet luncheon svas servtul. Nearly The Fconomy store will continue in
Last Wednesday Conover Ilenthe cri minal courts building ut N e w P a r k e r avenue t o Jackson street,
month.
all the guests, numbering about sixty, business but will sell meats only.
drick^oii noticed one of liis horses
York,
three
lots
fronting
on
each
street.
were in masked costume and many of
Mr. Crake, who is chief of t h e lied
acting strangely. At first the animal
The lots a r e S0xl2C feet and t h e
them successfully concealed their
Bank (ire department, was hurrying
did not attack anyone but bit itself
price paid was $170 per lot. Silas
identity until they unmasked.
t o go to o lire which hud broken out
and growled like a dog. Recollecting
M.
Leach
bought
four
lots
adjoining
in Fred ^Boicc's garage on Hast
Among the guests were Mr. and
the episode of tlie mail dog Mr. HenSIX
N
E
W
O
W
N
E
R
S
O
F
LAND
A
T
those of Mr. Willis, two of these lots
F r o n t street, opposite the Globe hoMrs. J. C. ((ing, Dr. and Mrs. Williamrickson suspected that the horse had
F A I R F I E L D GARDENS.
The lota
tel.
The (ire proved t o be n very FRANK E. PRICE NOTIFIED TO fronting on each street.
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saxon,
N E W YORKERS A R R E S T E D LAST been bitten hy the strange dog a n d
a r e the same size as those bought by
trivial one, b u t i t hud all t h e apMr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Harrison,
Mr.
he sent for a veterinarian. The horse
GET BUSY AT ONCE.
Mr, Willis and the price was t h e All the Lots Bought Are Intended for and Mrs. S. B. Tuthill, Mr. and Mrs.
W E E K AT OCEAN V I E W .
pearance of being serious. Oily rags
doctor advised that the horse b e
Home Sites for Their Owners—One G. D. Teller and daughter, Mr. and
Siad cuuglit iire a n d dense clouds of Councilmen Find Fault Because of same. Another lot on this tract, sitof the Purchasers Expects t o Build Mrs. Herbert N. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. They A r e Charged With Stealing killed, ill-. Ileniirickson was loath to
uated on Forman avenue, was bought
black smoke came from the buildDelay on East Front Street Sewer by Martin Burr. This lot is 50x135
Ibis Wintcr~or Next Spring.
$800 Worth of Goods From a Dry
ing.
Mr. Fruko, who in a member
Charles G. Smock, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
unbU' animal on his ('arm. lie decidJob—Nothing Has Been Done for feet and t h e price was $150.
Twelve lots a t Fail-field G a r d e n s S. H a y e s and daughters, Mi-, und Mrs. Goods Store at Atlantic Highlands ed to lock it up in the barn and await
of the contracting firm of Earling,
a Month, OHiciaU Say.
and They A r e Now in Jail.
were sold last week. All of t h e pur- Kenneth LeQuier, Mr. and Mrs. LionJoUiison & Fruke, w a s n t work in
developments.
T h e ' next ihiy t h e
A
lot
on
Church
street
a
t
F
a
i
r
Criticism of the Monmouth conchasers bought the lots as f u t u r e el Lancaster, Mr. and Mis. George
Went Red Bank when tlio alarm was
Three New York men, who have horse was absolutely uncontrollable.
tracting company was voiced by Haven has been bought by Mrs. Mar- home sites.
turned in.
Buckalew
and
daughter,
Mr.
Andrus
been
living
in
a
cottage
a
t
Ocean
!
]
attacked
everyone
who cami;
t
guerite Rogers, wife of Enslcy RogTr•
_ . . _ . Atlantic
A J . 1 - - . - J ? . - . Highlands,
It'.^l.l
1« were
_
^ ; it
*
. . . .. i .
John Gunsten of Riverside Drive, and son, Mrs. Samuel Howard, Mrs. View,
near
As lire chief i t in his duty t o bo Councilman G. Howard Lippincott at ers, one of the Red Bank mail eara n d pulled hoards from the side of
the
Red
Bunk
council
meeting
MonBardwell, Mrs.
Mrs. O
O. C.
C. lieimer
lieimer aanndd arrested l
last Wednesdayyon a c h a rg
g e '|tthe
h e building with its teeth.
teeth. I t r a n
a t every lire a s soon as possible a n d
Viers. This lot is f.OxtSO feet and »\ Midittelovm township, bought two Bardwell,
It
li,o drove his machine at a rapid into day night.• He said that the company tlie price was $250. A home for the | l° tH ^ tho corner of Commonwealth daughter, Misses Helen M. Gates, He-1 o i ' robbing Roberts k White's ..dry | a t full speed across the building a n d
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of speed to g e t t o a last Thursday's hud contracted to lay sewers on East Rogers family will be built on the lot. javenue and A'ndover street. The Iot3 leoa Henderson,, Evelyn
Chandler,goods
store
a
t
Atlantic
Highlands
a
•
struck
the'side
of
the
barn headlong
gl w
g
g
y
,
Front
street
within
sixty
days;
that
f
frontage of 11G feot on Com- Al
blaze.
I n t h e car"' with him was
Lffl
Ali B
Ba r tr e ttt , II . oi i sCC a r - f l '' w «>Ehts
(ioods
jthsuchh f
h t it
k
d
Eda Ann Luke,uan actress of New'
«>Ehts previous
previous.
(ioods worth
worth jj w jth
force tthat
it k
was knocked
A l m a Leffler,
Alice
tbe sixty days were up; and that the
and 80
e t on p e u t e r , E l s i e Nikel, May and
F r a n k Dennis, o n e of his employees. company had done no work on the York city, hus l>6\H;ht four lots at monwealth avur
?S«0 were taken.from the store. The. ofT its feet. The Florae was it great
and Helen
Helen m
i n wel e
On the machine was a n electrical job for nearly a month. Mr. Lippin- IMattmount, in Middletown township, Andover street. Mr. Gunsten bought Sullivan,, M a r ggu e r i t e ' Hintelmann,
'
' Lester I''l.vnn, Rudolph C. ;p c t and it was with much regret that
i l
d h
t t Marjorie Soffel, Lena C.HAnderson/i
gong which was kept constantly ring- cott said this delay was inexcusable. from the Land and Loan company, i
Handel and Edward Adams. Evidence its owner ended its life with a bullet
M j i
the
lots
for
a
home
and
he
expects
to
lots this winter oy next Celena Rowe, Helen Tuthill, Kstha | whu.-h leil to Iht- arrest ,ol the men from his revolver. The horse did not
ing lo warn pedestrians.
Another
Two
of
the
lots
a
r
e
on
Valley
drive
'
»"'!<'
»
"
warning wns a huge placard on the | ' " . , ' k ' f o " f °f l h e company Mayor and two are on Grecnview Cross, the f™«
Miss Mary
Smith o f ; was furmslu-d hy two hoys who were , bite anyone.
P n c 0 o tt h u t w 0 I o t s w a s Howard,
cur with the words "Fire Chief.' Arthur A. Patterson said that the four lots iiuiliini' u plot which run.s
Brooklyn, Miss Maude Arnold of! 1 " " • ' o n l J l t l u ' y bus near the d r y ; No one saw the dog bite tip horse.
work
was
being
held
up
because
ma, Seven lots were sold in the grove a t Newark, Russell Minton, Frank Roil- goods store the night it was robbed. : Since this incident several I'leasant
When the uutomobile reached the
through
from
street
to
s.treet.
The
lm
t
!T 1
corner of Broad and Front streets chinery ordered by the company for lots.are 30x100 feet and the price " » - : the h.^hest
... _
jir
" ' hoys .said they saw a light flash-, Valley farmers have
killed thei
g
pI,o ;i it of land on ly,
y, James Hogan,
g , Kit-hard Case, Wail ntll( sto11
l(1 a m:1
job
had n
not
arrived
yet.
tiiv j
u n imu
u t <n
I I v uw
y t i ,Mr.
1111.
. . . ,
. .
Mr. I'Yukc slackened his pace some- the
C
l l i „.„
Willi
V
S
h','""'
' a land
" moving
h ddogs h
d noi signs of
the
tract.
Eugene
Soyer
of
Keel
Bank
,
.
the' store
a man
moving ddogs. T
.These
showed
w
a
s
p
l
t
ton
Cnlliriglon
William
V
Smith
i
d dthat
h h
reaponded
there was I ,William
*,V
"A.
' Morris
"
what. A line of hose was stretched Lippincott
bought
two
of
these
lots.
They
a
r
e
Joseph
Stec,
Howard
Whitfield,
M
J
•
"bout,
while
another
wulm'd
back
and
•
hydrophobia
and
no
one
knows
they
some time ago
h
S
H d - -W
ncroHS the street a 'short distance nofhiing in the contract to permit the bought a lot at the corner o£ Huena on t h e north eide-of Houston atreot, JCleary
- h i i d M J iforth in front of the store.
! were bitten, hut their owners were
a n d Joseph- McCue.
east of the Globe hotel and several company to hold up the job and that place and Vista place from the Land almost directly opposite t h e l o t
The men were arrested while eat- fearful that they might become
someone elf-e should be engaged to
iire engines were standing in the
ing
dinner
in
their
cottage
by
County
j
afflicted in the same way as Mr. Henbought
three
or
four
weeks
apo
by
finish the work if it was delayed much and Loan company, and the deed has Mrs. Catherine Bray of Red Bank.
street.
IJeU-ctive Charles O. Davenport, who i drickson's horse,
recently been delivered. T h e lot is
longer.
A
motion
was
paused
inwas assisted by Sergeant Harry T.
Kach lot is 411x120 feet and the price
Mr. Frake, turned II'IH car from
Clerk John L. Hubbard to 50x177 feet and the price of the lot of t h e two lots w a s $100.
VanNute of He'd Bank, Chief of PoFront street into Cllobe court and it structing
was $2,200.
lice
John R. Snedekcr of Atlantic P(\W
Two
lots
on
Houston
street,
adjoinwa.s then that the accident occurred. {"f'Jj 1 " ' " " k h-1>.'™e> the president
A large plot of land on t h e river
MONMOUTH
COUNTY
DEALERS
f
v
Highlands, Chief Frank Rogers and « " "
Ellen had walked from the Mechanic ! ° ty company, that the job must be a t Oceanic has been bought from t h e ing on the west those bought b y Mr.
EXHIBIT
AT
LONG
BRANCH.
finished
at
once.
Sergeant
Fred Ledianl of Deal and |
Soyer,
wore
bought
by
Eugene
Akers
street school through tilohp court ami
Robert S. Johnson, the borough me- Land and Loan company by Capt. o f ' R e d Bank.
These lots a r e t h e This Year's Show in the Ocean Park
with her were two other girls, one of
HENRY WILKINS H A S A N O T H E R
S. S. Johanessen. This plot is on the
chanic,
advocated
an
outside
fire
whom was Anna Hartner, daughter
north side of the road leading from same size as those bought hy Mr.
Casino at Long Branch Declared to j A s b u r y Park. The men dicl not put
LIVE STOCK LOSS.
up a fight. 'I'hey were arraigned beof Alfred Hartiier,
Ellen's two alarm on VVestsiile firehpuse at a cost Red Bank to Oceanic. The lot has Soyer, b u t they a r e on the corner of
be
the
Biggest
Ever
t
h
e
Held
fore Recorder William P. Irwin of Scobeyville Farmer is Mourning t h e
companions saw Mr. Frake's auto- of $3f|0. The council decided not to a frontage of 00 feet on the road Pvinct'ton s t r e e t anil the corner lot
County.
Atlantic Ili^lilands on a charge of
mobile before Ellen did and they got dolre this woHt this year because the and i t is 439 feet deep. Capt. J o - has a frontage of 120 feet on that
Death of the Champion Hound of
Monmouth
county's automobile burglary and were sent to the county
These two lots cost $425.
ucrosu the street safely. . Ellen start- <
appropriation has already been hannessen paid $2,500 for it.
Hstreet.
e
Atlantic Township—He Has Had^
show
ik
now
under
way
at
the
Ocean
jail
a
t
Fi-t'ohold
to
await
the
action
Mary V. Coan 6f Red Bank bought
cd lo run across and then, becoming
expects to build a home on the propMany Other Live Stock Losses.
Edwin F. Gilland, supervising prin- erty n e x t spring.
] l l s p e e U r Kccves
two lots on the F a i r View road a t t h e Park casino a t LonR Branch and will j - o f t h e K r a l u ] j u r y
confused," she started to cross "back
Henry Wilkins of Scobeyville sent
cipal of the. public schools, asked that
c o r n e r of Princeton street.
These be continued until Saturday night of |a ( , i z t , d a hi R h-powered automobile
to the west Pside of the
street.
his hound dog to drive his cows to the
lots a r e each 40 f e e t wide, but a s F a i r this week. This y e a r s show is de- w h i c h w a 6 o w n e d , , o n e o f t h o m e n _
Fiien"was 'knockcc|1"dowirby the » P°lfcoman he stationed a t certain
j
barnyard
last Wednesday. The dog
View road runs a t an angle in front lared to be the biggest ever held by
chief's car and the right front | hours on Harding road, near the high
! carried out instructions by barking at
of t h e lots, each lot has a frontage the Monmouth county dealers. Large
«iul rear wheels passed over her. A j school, as a precaution against accithe cows a n d by occasionally nipping
A H A L L O W E ' E N PARTY.
The request was complied
on t h a t road of about 53 feet. T h e numbers attend the show each
younj; man picked her up and car- dents.
them on their legs. One of t h e cows
corner lot has a frontage of a b o u t day to view the new models of auto- Mr.
ried her to the doctor's office. Thewith and a policeman each day will
M
Jo s<!I
oop r
ler
.
, " - . , V? .V f, . f-." - i resented this t r e a t m e n t a n d retaliated
young fellow shared in the general lose p;u't of bis off duty hours to HUNDREDS ATTENDED SUPPER 125 feet on Princeton street. T h e mobiles and the latest things in ac- •~ taincd
Friends Friday Night.
by giving t h e dog a kick in t h e head
cessories.
Most
of
the
exhibits
are
guani.thi.'
roiul
between
eight
and
other lot has n depth o f ' a b o u t 150
THERE LAST THURSDAY.
horror which affected everyone who
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper of I t h a t killed the dog. Mr. Wilkins ia
feet. These t w o iots sold lor $370. being made on the first floor of the
saw the accident and he fainted nf- nine o'clock in the morning, eleven
Shrewsbury , avenue entertained a mourning the loss of t h e hound. I t
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Cleared $378
Delia Akera of Red Bank b o u g h t building but the overflow is being extor he got the girl (to the doctor's of- and one o'clock arid three and foulWith Which to Make Improve- a l o t on the F a i r View road for $180. hibited on the second floor. An in- p a r t y of friends Friday night a t a had t h e remitatioiuof being the finest
iice. An ambulance was summoned o'clock. The policeman will g e t overments and Repair* to tho Chapel— This lot adjoins those bought b y Mary clined runway was built to the second Hallowe'en p a r t y . The house was . h u n t i n g dog in Atlantic township a n d
time
p
a
y
for
this
extra
work.
He
will
to take Ellen to the Long Branch hosQuilt Sold for $26. .
V. Coan on t h e east. This lot is floor on which to run the cars up. decorated with orange and black j its owner h a d looked forward t o m a
pital, but the girl's condition was be stationed a t t h e place on Harding
Lincroft turned out its entire pop- 40x125 feet a n d baa a frontage on Part of the second floor is given over crepe paper. All the guests wore mas- hunting trips with the dog thia fall.
hopeleHB and alie was not moved from road where five stTeetB cpnverge.
querade costumes. Hallowe'en g a m e s
to dancing.
Mr. Wilkins has. been unfortunate
TWorgan V. Diabrow, /who was su- ulation to a supper in the chapel at Fair View road of about 53 feet.
tho ofllce. The accident was witpastimes were enjoyed un- with his live stock the past" year and!
ler, pa:
Long Branch city made an appro- and other,
nessed hy a large number of persons. pervisor of t h e paving of Broad that place Thursday night, and hunMatthew and Rebecca Johnson of
the
dog's death is the last of a large
til midnight, when a luncheon was
It happened so quickly an
and unexpect- street, stated that ho would give a dreds of persons from neighboring Red Bank have bought three lots a t priation of $1,650 toward the show, served. night,
H a r r y Ford won first prize number of animal losses he has sufA
detailed report o£ this work u t t h e places went there also. The result the corner of H a r v a r d arid Wesleyan the money to be used in paying the
edly that it
- left
• • th\
•
•
h \ spectators next council meeting Monday night, was that the ladies' aid society
ducking for apples. T h e guests were fered. Last winter he lost six horses
stunned.
street. The plot has a frontage of expenses. The auto dealers' associa$378 with which to pay for 120 feet on Harvard s t r e e t a n d 130 ;ion made a contribution of about Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clayton and chil- and he had to re-build his barn in
Kve-iyone agreed that tho accident November 15th. H e said he hoped cleared
dren, Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Clayton order to eradicate disease germs.
and repairs to the
feet, on Wesleyan street. The t h r e e $1,000.
was unavoidable. Mr. 1'Ynke was not that all persons i n t i m a t e d in this im- improvements
Among these improvements lots cost $375.
Exhibits lire being made by dealers and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Last spring he painted sorrue of hia
going fast •when he turned the corner provement would be present a t the chapel.
are electric lights, which were used
from all over the county. The Red McClaskey and daughters, Mr. and fruit trees to prevent his live stock
and the car was brought to a stop
for the first time at the festivities last
Bank deale'rs who are showing their Mi's. F r a n k Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. Mul- from gnawing the bark. While the
RED BANK H I G H LOSES.
within four feet of the prostrate girl.
week."
cars at the show are Edward vonKat- fo.rd Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. William paint was wet two heifers, two goats
WESTSIDE HOUSES SOLD.
Ellen wns a pupil in the third grade
P. Hugg, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Smock, and a pony made a meal of the paintFlowers, leaves, Jack-o-Lanterns South Orange Gridiron W a r r i o r s Too tengell, Thomas McKnight, S. J. Pi- Mr. and Mrs. W a l t e r Thompson, Mrs. ed bark and died from poisoning.
of the Mechanic street school. She
McICenzie and Mr>. Edward and other evidences of Hallowe'en
cot, Maurice Schwartz, Charles H.
Strong for Local Boys.
had just been dismissed from school Richard
Mame Longstreet, Misses Marguerite
1
M. Haley Were the Buyer..
were used for decorations. In one
when the firebell rang and she and
The Red Bank high school football Johnston, Elgin salea company and and Catherine McCue, Miss Dorothy
TOO MUCH STRYKER.
Richard McKenzie has bought corner of the room was "Aunt t e a m was smothered by South O r a n g e the J. W. Mount company.
most u f the pupils ran through
Moss, H a r r y Patterson and Fred
from Mrs. Mary Hcnrehnn of Little Chloe," a large figure of a colored high schfiol team S a t u r d a y afternoon
Globe court to get to the lire.
Noble of Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs. Twirler for the Alerts Had Orioles all
Silver the house where he lives, on "mairyny," whose ample skirts cov- by a score of 04 to 0. T h e Red Bank VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS. H a r r y Ford of Perth Amboy:
The Andersons ave comparatively tlie south side of Westside avenue, ered a grab bag from which articles
Hia Mercy in Sunday's Game.
t e a m was greatly outweighed by:thoir
new rimidents of Ked Bank. They for $3,800. The lot is BOxlCO feet were
Sterling Stryker, who was given
drawn by persons who paid ten opponents and t o make matters worse A Branch Wai Organized Monday
moved from Keyport to Eatontown and the house has six rooms.
cents. The supper was of the old- some of Red Bank's strongest men
his big league chance as a pitcher by
Nioht at Red Bank.
VERDICT O F $1,590.50.
about four months ago nnd two
country sort and its quality were o u t of the game because of inthe New York Giants, proved too
A branch of the veterans of Formonths later they moved/1 to Red Mrs. Edward M. Haley has bought fashioned
quantity drew many praises from juries.
for the Orioles in their game
Other Red Bankers were eign Wars organization was formed Edward W. Wise Wins Suit Against much
Bank. The father is employed at the n house on the south side of Westeide and
the
diners
for
the
women
of
Lincroft.
Elnathan
T.
Field's
Estate.
with1 the Alerts of Atlantic Highlands
knocked out in S a t u r d a y ' s game b u t last week at Red Bank, with ArRed Bank steam laundry, and the avenue from Miss Susie Allen for
last
Sunday,
the Alerts winning by
$3,500.
The
lot
is
50x100
feet
and
were
not
badly
hurt.
T
w
o
of
t
h
e
visA bazar was held in connection
thur E. Slattery as commander,
The suit of Edward W . Wise
mother worked there for a time. Hesides hdr parents Ellen leaves' two the house has modern improvements. with the supper and a large number itors were forced o u t b y injuries a n d Charles A. Giblin as vice commander, against t b e estate of t h e late Elna- a score of 6 to 2. Sti-yker's home is
brothers nnd n sister, Thomas and Real estate sharps say that the prop- of fancy articles was sold. On ex- one of them remained in a dazed con- Ralph B. Johnson as adjutant and than T. Field was tried a t Freehold ] a t Atlantic Highlands and he h a s
South Harry C. Smock as quartermaster. last week. Mr. Wise had done a g r e a t | heen playing with his home nine since
Edward Anderson and Miss Evelyn erty at. the figure was a great bar- hibition was a fancy quilt made by dition more than a n hour.
This was Orange scored two touchdowns in The members of the post besides the deal of, work for Mr. Field during the the league season closed. .
Anderson, nil of vvhoni live at home. gain, Mrs. Haley bought the prop- the women of Lincroft.
each of the four quarters.
T h e Alerts got t h e j u m p in t h e first
officers are Reginald VnnBruni, John last te'nlyears of Mr. Field's life, a n d
The funeral was held Sunday after- erty for an investment, It is rented j sold in advance of the festival for
Carroll, Thomas J. McGrath, James had been paid only in driblets from inning Sunday when they scored t h r e e
$25 to Mrs. Henry Courteous of
noon at the Keyport Methodist by William Olsen.
time
to
time.
He
brought
suit
to
r
e
!
"
i
n s on three solid hits made off
McGarritj,
Edward
J.
Cuvanaugh,
Brooklyn,
who
is
visiting
Mrs.
Harry
church and Cliu burial.was at Keyport.
LODGE MADE $30.
Rocco Dillione, Jr., Aloysius Patter- cover for these services. The suit oc- • Starr. In the third the Orioles g o t
A short service was held at the house BOYDEN P E M B L E BUYS HOUSE. Richdale of Lincroft.
Daughters of Liberty Held a Mas- son, Harry Pennington, John J. Fix, cupied two days and the jury brought three men on with no one out. I h e
preceding the funeral nnd a prayer
Thomas Meade, Frank E. White, Wil- in a verdict of $l,r><JO.fiO. E d m u n d I fourth b a t t e r h i t a short liner which
querade Party F r i d a y Night.
was mude by Rev, J. L. Pitt. The He Will Move to P r o p e r t y H e Bought
Serenade at Lincroft.
liam A. Kane, George Roop, Ray- Wilson was Mr. Wise's lawyer and was nabbed by the second b a s e m a n
on
Harding
Road.
service nt Keyport was conducted* by
About 200 persons attended a m a s Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sprung of. LinRev. A. T. Brady. Catherine Bouton
Boyden Pemble of Washington croft returned recently from their querade party a n d dance held F r i d a y mond Phillips, Lester Conk, F r a n c i s ' J o h n S. Applegate represented the and before the Oriole runners could!
regain t h e i r bases a triple play had
of Keyport sang "Lead Kindly street has bought Charles Luyster's honeymoon trip.
They were sere- night in the Davidson building by the Higgins, Boynton Chamberlain, Kalph Field estate.
been pulled off. T h e Alerts g o t t w o
Light," and "Beautiful Isle of Some- ouso on the north side of Harding
ih tl a s t W K e k b y n b o u t , Sons
Liberty,,...
lodge. Sacc'o,'Rocco Christopher, John Grqg ,, nn .uu|| ee dd oo nn ee n
„ „Daughters
„ „ . _ . „ „.of„,„„„_,
n ih tl a s t W K e k b y n b o u t
j% , llo , and
more
runs in the third a n d one in t h e
where" was sung by a Keyport quar- ™
road" ™
for bis
o occupancy
Ins om,
Ihelot;
L j f ft
t . . The
Th serenadd Prizes were won by Mrs. John Holm- ?an, J r . , Emanuel Vise, Oliver H«vi r
Visiting
the
Potato
Country.
f Lj
occupancy^
Ihe^lot;.,
fourth. F r e i t a g then went in t h e b o s
e o f
1Kro el s
tet consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Innd, Herman Shutts and Clark Bergis 37 M.'xlI!5 , feet
and t h e house, has v isac owr ui
Harry
Campbell,
president
of
the
for
Red
liank and t h e visitors scored
,
.,
c u
n u u u into
L
HU iiounu
Jtllll
II stead, Mrs. Joseph Fox, Miss Mary
'
ors
were
invited
into
the
house
nnd
Phelps Cherry, Edward Wharton and
_
Miss Sarah Sherman and H a r r y seth.
Broad street national bank, started but once off him. T h e Orioles g o t
rooms and a bathroom. T h e house Iw c r o t l . , , a t c ( 1 t o sandwiches, cake and Ross,
Fred Schildknecht, with organ ac- six
R
M
iS
h Sh
d H
has modern improvements and hard- other
- -Jobes.
A
$2.f>0
gold
piece
was
disfor
Maine
Tuesday
morning
of
this
refreshments.
M
r
s
.
Sprung
their two r u n s in the eighth inning.
companiment by Mrs. Edward Whnr- wood floors. T h e price w a s $6,000
SLIGHT SUNDAY FIRE.
posed of on the co-operative plan and
week to look over the potato country
The game was witnessed by a largo
ton.
Tho bearers were William nnd t h e sale was made by William A. formerly lived a t Brooklyn.
was
won
by
Miss
Clara
Hamilton
of
in
the
interest
of
the
farmers
of
crowd. Next Sunday t h e same t e a m s
Damage
of
$150
Caused
by
Defective
Lockwood, Kufus Walling, William
Monmouth county. He will spend will play a t Ited Bank again.
The lodge clenred
Fowler and Maurice Hritton of Key- Hopping. Mr. Luyster occupies the Sold a House and Bought Another. South Amboy.
Fluo from an Open Fireplace.
two or three days visiting tile farms
house. He will move into a house
about $:S0.
port.
F r a n k L. Bailey has sold his house
A slight fire occurred Sunday after- where potato seed is grown, inspectwhich lie is building next door.
on Highland avenue a t Atlantic High- Bible Society to Meet at Red Bank. noon at six o'clock in the home of ing the storage houses and otherwise MOVING F A I R H A V E N H O U S E S .
.Dr. Reginald S. Dennett, the
lands t o Benjamin P . Luyster of
1
. Hoar Wireless in Scotland.
county physician, made an investiTlie 103d annual meeting of the Tlloma3 , 1U '! 1 : 1 ' ! ! t , t ^
; I ! n jfire
£ ; making himself familiar with the po- Ono H a s Been Moved a n d A n o t h e r
Brooklyn for $0,000. The house has
road and Spring street. °The
gation which completely exonerated
vers and the conditions u n A wireless telephone message sent eight rooms and the lot is 100x10!) Monmouth county bible society will ncy
Will ho Moved.
wns
caused
by
a
defective
flue
which
,
Mr. Frnko and which ascribed the out liy Hugh Hobins.'m of Keynovt on feet. Mr. Bailey has bought a house be held Thursday of next week nt t h e
h the potato seed is raised,
Alvin Parker of Fair Haven hna
accident to unavoidable causes. The October Oth was heard in Scotland and lot opposite the Atlantic High- Reformed church at Red Hank. Sesbought the "Uncle Billy Chadwick"
alarm was sent in and the lire was
parents and other relatives of the
lu'cording-to a letter received by Mr. lands casino from Miss Bessie Ilnllin. sions will be held in t h e afternoon
house on 1'carl street a t that placo
damage is eschild agree with the doctor on tins | liobeinson from George W. lion/.ic of The price wns $lfi,0(10. This house and n t night. T h e women of thoquickly put out. Tho
r
Automobile Kills Cow.
and
baa had it moved to the s o u t h e r n
timated
at
about
$l.
i0.
o i n t a n d they say t h a t Mr. Frake Aburduermhirc, Scotland. T h e mesa, hns ten rooma nnd is surrounded b y church will serve a supper. The bible
Charles Covert of Tinton Falls was end of ihe street on a lot which h o
society was organized in 1817.
their sincere sympathy for his age was sent o u t on an umatour ma- a large lawn.
owns
adjoining the iirehouse. M r .
hiving his cows to pasture early
Inspection of Veterans' Auxiliary.
unfoi'tuimto connection with (he ac- chine of 100 watt power nnd is beWednesday morning before daylight P a r k e r bought the house from Wolcident. T h e body was prepared for lieved to have established a long disThe
annual
inspection
of
the
Sons
^ Joined a Red Bnnlc Lodge.
when one of t h e animals was struck tcr Chadwick for $1,000 a n d h o
Brand Street House Rented.
burial hy Albert W. Wordcn, J r .
tance record for this kind of apparaof Veterans' auxiliary of Ked Bank
F r e d Reichers of Hudson a v e n u e was held Wednesday night by Mrs. by an automobile driven by a Free- bought the lot last spring from
.1 allies D. Ottcrson's house on
tun.
i
man. One of the cow's logs wan F r a n k Stockley of Philadelphia fotf
Broad street has been rented furnish- joined the Red Hank Royal Arcanum Carson of Newark, t h e division presi- hold
Mr. Parker will occupy t h a
and t h e animal was otherwise $4f>0.
Musical Lenders Selected.
Fair Haven Houeo Sold.
ed for the winter to Mrs. Elizabeth lodge last Thursday night. T h e de- dent. After tho inspection Mrs. ('ar- broken
hurt. Its injuries were incurable and house. On the site where the lionra
gree work was performed by a team
Chester A r t h u r of Long Brunch
Mrs. Alvinii Bennett has sold her I', Courvoisier of New York. T h e from Keyport Indue. Fifty persons son complimented the members of the. Mr. Covert put it out of its misery stood Mr. Chndwick will move tlio
him been selected a.i lender of the house on Willow street a t Fair Haven rental was mude by the. Francis White
lodge and said the organization was
house which he owns and which h a
After the in excellent condition. The auxiliary with a bullet.
newly
organized
community o r - to Tony E. limiting, who bought i t agency. Mr. Otterson and his family attended the meeting.
now occupies.
The house will b a
mooting
a
luncheon
was
served
nnd
n.
chestra of R i d Bank and Harold I,ti- as an investment.
will hold a sociable noxt Wednesday
T h e price was are living at Anbury Park. T h e house uncial time was enjoyed.
moved by George II. Patterson o f
ros hns hei'ii made leader of the com- $1,1100 nml Ihe mile was made hy bus been occupied since last Hpring
Party on Front Street.
night.
'
Red ltank, who also nu>v«l the housa
m u n i t y chorus.
Meetings a r e held William Curchin. The lot is JiOxIfiO hy Percy A. (iaddiii, who will move
Miss Mac Degenring of West F r o n t which Mr. Parker bought.
Tuemhiy Highlit nt the high school and feet and ^the house has nix rooms. to Union street.
Every Knock a Boost.
street gave a Hallowe'en party SaturBand's
New
Lender.
100 perilous have enrolled, A g e n -Tin' house is occupied by F r a n k
We appreciate tlie free advertising
(iiousi Rossi of Ne-w-YVk has been day night. I lancing and gamcii were
F o r Sale to Close nn Estata.
eral invitation him heen extended t o llcndrickfion.
received a t the hands of Ye Town
Those present were Misa
Buys a Home.
Y o u r opportunity t o piircliuoo a
Red Iluiiki'i'H t o join these organiznGossip,
b u t on the c o n t r a r y w e are engaged as leader of the Royal Ital- enjoyed.
—
«9-.-«s~Amelia
M
c
l
k
'
i
m
o
t
t
,
Miss
Marguerite
flummcr homo lit » mu'rilico price.
William Coibiu of Shrewsbury avo- not leaving Ufd Uank and will con- ian band of Hod liank. Hio mnnieal
Wintor Comfort in
Carney, Miss Certrude O'Brien, Miso
e .hns bought, a house and > lot on tinue to ((ivc Ihe wonderful values wi abilityy has won for him many
y prize: Margaret Kelly, Kernard Oaken, Kd- T h r e e cottages with garages nnil
I'ut a Koupi't top on ,
grounds at Sou Hrijrht must bo Bold
Mr.
A. II. Dirlinu,
have
heretofore.
We
believe
t
h
a
t
if
in HUM countryy and in Kurop
p
have a nednn. Roadster $76 nnd $ 8 5 , e north side of Beech street from
mund Charljcneiiii, Harry .Smock,
Hpi'cinliHt ill ilinicull piano and player- touring $lfir> a n d $120, attached, in- John F. l.evi of Rutherford. Tlie lot you cannot nay anything, good a n d if Hd
d B
Hon.'d expects to move to R
Red
Bank in William Nullity, .lames Casey unit nt oncu to close an entute. Fully f u r - ,
niohed- Will be nold for onu-hiilf tof
, you do not know for u positive fuct a short time.
jiiano wink. No j o b t o o big and lione
wnr t a x . II. H. Dcy & Son, is -Mix I'.!H feet and the house has six
lh [
l
the viiluc of tlio buililiiiK" nlone.
too ciimnlicati'd for ua. We also luiy Craiihury, N . J . , phone •1-M-H'l.—Ad- rooms .iiul water and gus. The price j that what you nay ia so, it in b e t t e r
Property has a h u g e frontiigo on t h a
wns ?:2.000. Mr. Coihin bought the j ,,ot to say 'anything. Ye Town (io;iBonfires Prohibited.
iind spi'dali/.c in iihcil pianos of fine vertiitement.
ocean, on both nides of tins Ocean
Port Monjnouth H o i u o Suit!.
lioimr for b i s ' o w n occupancy. T h e -lip-i, take'noti'.-c. The Rose .Shop, (17
Keuident;* of ltrond street, from
mnlifii. A. II. Dirliim'.M I'iiiiio Hhup,
IM'IIC \V»H mude by A. L. Ivinii.
Louis ( a u n t of Jersey City him Iluiik'.vnrd und on tho Kltre.vmliury
Diimiiiiond plucc, Iti-d Hank. I'IKMIC
S'rivnto Garnffc
llroixl street, Ited Hunk. Sec ndver- Monmoiilli street to the southern limriver. Tim cottiigeu a r c niiiintsdned
liti::-M, Ited ilmili. •Advi'i-tiiii'iociit. for rent, lire proof, wife and centiiicini'iit on l':iK'' 'I.—Advertisement. its of Ked Hank, m e hereby notified bought Patrick Kiiincy's liou.se a t in thorough repair nml order. Y o u
not to build fircfi of any kind on the 1'ort Monmouth for $Li,'-!IHl a n d hail
Drive O«ll lo Crnnhury
-«&»@^
trally located, rear of !:!!! Blond
new road, HI it hi injurious t o the moved into it. ' M n i . Kohert Van are offered n choici' of thrvii proper*
tourHero In n clinnro to knock the II. C. nlreel; drive in through Hunling| rund and nee the Koupei auto top for
Ye T o w n Gossip, A t t e n t i o n !
road, under n penalty of $10 Hue. ISlllnt, who occupied the- hotliM', hnii ties,, nt « jiricii which nmkea » n y #««
ing Fords and roiidsitcn'. Mai;*1.1! y o u r
of I., in tho head by iiuitnlling nn iir'Cimnl nli-fct.
If the Town f^osiiip will lakt
i!<-H
nnrn. cur ju-tt like tt sedan. Umvd«U>i-, much pniim lo r i i n i t M o - t h e news thai, Hyy order of A. A. VaUetHon, mnyor. inuvi-il into SylvnmiH l.'iirlinrl's IIOIIMV of tho imtnhur a n IIIIIIHIIHI I n v e s t
Eden electric wnnhlnp macliine, ("nil Red Bunk.- Advi Cull or phone
mciit. Moor plmw nnd iiliotoRrapfis
rUuvmtiul.
$7fi and ?K-"s ton. ing, JlOfi anil $ 1 2 0 , we tire nut going out of bunincus and Atti-st: John L. Iluhbard, Clerk.,-up -'Mortcti.'ioii & On. 'of Athtntic
will bi) "cut you upon rc<iii>'»t, A4«
attached, including, wnr lux. II. S.uri' giving woiidriful valtn'.i im KIH1 Advertisement.
Ali Your Service in Red D«nk.
Ilichliindii for n di'moiiMtration in
Dr. Dunn, Surgeon OtiroEtotliat,
dress Wllllnm II. Hiiitcliminn, Bilia(J. Swick, I - While iitri'ct, now rep- BOII. N . i- 1'honi) 4IU.- Ailvisriissyour home. Phono J7-J.—Advertiao. Reroiid National hank building, Ited Key & !>on, phone- .'l-M-H.'l, C i w i b u r y , IIIIH tn the conti.iiy, we will glndy put
ri-iu-ntini; K>-y*1mn- lnullnry of I.nnj; rni'nt.
t
bet- tin our (my H'H. Tin1 Uotu- iiboji,
liimk.
Hours from! S!:00 t o 0:00N. J . Advertisement.
p
~** . *^... . (17 Broad dlivct, Kfd Hunk. Sec ndl'rompt
p. in, daily. Tidenhone 101-W.—AdA n oyster supper, w i t h lott; o f o t h e r llianch1 and Anbury I'ark.
Alhllry
.i.fi Rniliu ficlionl
fluMjisr Goods for All I*Hrpo»c?a.
vciti:H-iiieiit on juige ."t. Advertise- thingtl bcriide.-i o,\i*teiH, will be mMVi-d iitTvic" . W'd call for iind deliver.-vertisement.
tor hoya a n d Rl l over twelvw yenra,
m
e
n
t
,
JUiy from nianufiictiii*'r; neiit on
Thiiriuliiy afti'inoon, November l l l h ,
Wo tmy, H'Ht, n i l ,
lin|{if"i''i'» «f wireless (olfKiniihy.
h
Dosil Forget %hn Concert.
amirovftl, gUiirantccd, ciitidoguo Creo,
ut fi::ill )'. M., at Chinch Hall at Lithlr,V Hn
d o l l repaired n o w . d<> rc|iair lyp«
d
Have y
Send for prospectus. VnnDyko EitcFii»t Utiptisi chinch, Tlmriulny ( t o - Fifth Avi'nms Sporinlty Co., 500
Have your dull repaired now. di> tle Silver hy the m m of the Little Sill l Hosjutal,
H t l fltiire »f « 'I lion .ii
not wait Cor Xnnu*. Ilh*
tric Co., Asliury i*iifk,—Adv«rti«8- morrow iihrht). Tirketa, 50 coiitd. - - Fifth uventii', New York.—Aiivertba- nut wait for .\miis. Poll Hospital, ver Methodist cliiirch.
TickrlH
Atlv
Htrcet, Jli'il !>iin!(,
Tiubin's.
AdwrtiwiiU'i't.
t
Truliin'K. -Advertini'iuvnt.
ment.
coutfi. - Advert isifiiifiit.
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SALE OF TWELVE LOTS.
MUST HURRY TINGS UP.
THREE HELD AS BURGLARS.
J
AUTOMOBILE SHOW-OPENS,
LINCROFT'S BIG NIGHT.
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MED BANK EQE^ISTEiL NOVEMBER 3 ,
Pwt Tw%
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"""' Weare not
A "Special Sale"
House
I
* W 6f J. SLOANE.U
However—We believe that there is
sow an oxpectynt public waiting for
substantially lower prices—lower
'liian any declines in cost up to the
present would justify.
Our stocks are very full nnd complete, so we decided to inaugurate
JU sale of such magnitude, at selling
prices so much below the regular
quotations, that no one really interested in the purchase of household J
furnishings can ignore this money j
saving opportunity. An inyeased ;
volume of business must compensate |
for the greatly reduced prices.
I
To those who have never purchased
here—we desire to convince you that 1
even though only a modest expenditure is contemplated, something of ;
unusual value can always be found
in this establishment.
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FIFTH AVENUE AT FORTY-SEVENTH STREET, NEW YORK
A Three Million Dollar Readjustment Sale
Real Reductions up to 4O%^pn
Owing to the extremely low prices,
made for the purpose of immediate
sale, we cannot send these gooda<on
approval, reserve or exchange them,
or .accept theirreturn at a later data.
In some instances there is but a,
single example; in others, many du>-.
plicates.
,
A 'Wonderful Assortment of
FUR]SriTURE,ORIENTALRUGS; CARPETS,DOMESTIC RlGS, LINOLEUMS.
All prices marked in plain figures.
This Bale does not offer a collection of mediocre Roods, assembled for "discount sale" purnoHca, but is comprised of our regular dependable and desirable merchandise. The usual Sloanc high quality is guaranteed, at prices so low so to make this the most important and genuine money-Buying opportunity of recent years. ,
Owing; to limited space, we list only a few of the many articlea included in the sale.
Free delivery to all shipping points in th4
United States.
, ,
Store Open from 0 A, M. to 6 P . M»
Extraordinary Savings on Sloane Furniture
6300
Imported and Domestic Rugs T
HIS GREAT SALE includes remarkably
'Ajnong the furniture offered will be found a
850 Room-Size Oriental Rugs
Despite the fact that chaotic conditions in the, Orient Indicate o scaielty
of desirable carpets nnd consequent high prices for the next two yearn, we
are offering from our stock 850 room-size rugo. In tliia collection will be^
found rugs of all deuirable weaves, including the fincBt productimiB us well
TO those of more moderate price. It in obviouH that, of this great collection,
we can only enumerate hut a few exampleu, which we give you below:
varied and extensive stocks of all kinds and n u r n b e r o f genuine antique examples of the 16th,
.
,
.
_ ..
, . ., ,
An unsurpassed variety of choice patterns and colorings. All styles of dependable furniture assembled lor
those who appreciate purity of design, and work- 17th and 18th centuries. Call early in the day
Bizes are included from 22 Vi x36 inches to 12x15 feet.
manahip of highest quality.
to insure unhurried selections.
3250 Wilton Rugs
This great assort ment contains all the best-known domestic and imported
Wea.vt'H. All nizes are represented, especially the popular 12x9 ft., 6x9 ft., etc.
Kouularly
4225.00
9x12 feet
. 195.00
0x12 feet
. 185.00
9x12 feet
. 165.00
9x12 feet
. 157.50
9x12 feet
. 154.00
9x12 feet
. 142.00
9x12 feet
. 133.00
9x12 feet
. 125.00
9x12 feet
. 120.00
9x12 feet
. 115.00
9x12 feet
. 114.75
9x12 feet
. 110.00
9x12 feet
. 97.50
9x12 feet
11.3x15.0 feet. . 334.00
ll.:ixl5.0 feet. . 265.00
11.3x15.0 feet. . 245.00
11.3x15.0 feet. . 232.00
11.3x15.0 feet. . 205.00
11.3x15.0 feet, . 183.50
11.3x15.0 feet, . 177.50
11.3x15.0 feet. . 155.00
11.3x13.0 feet. . 220.00
11.3x13.6 feet. . 195.00
11.3x13.6 feet. . 160.00
11.3x13.6 feet. . 135.00
11.3x12.0 feet. . 184.00
11.3x12.0 feet. . 147.50
214.00
9x15 feet
. 195.00
9x15 feet
. 184.00
9x15 feet
142.50
9x15 feet.
. 175.00
8.3x10.6 feet.. 155.00
8.3x10.6 feet. . 145.00
8.3x10.6 feet., 134.00
8.3x10.6 feet.
125.00
8.3x10.6 feet..
Sulo Prlco ,
$180.00
150.00
148.00
120.00
122.50
121.00
11,3.50
106.00
102.50
96.00
90.00
90.00
87.50
75.00
250.00
210.00
195.00
185.00
161.00
145.50
137.50
120.00
175.00
149.50
122.50
105.00
128.50
117.00
170.00
157.50
132.00
112.50
139.50
110.50
115.50
105.00
102.50
Blr.a
Ilocularly
9x12 feet
9x12 feet
9x12 feet
9x12 feet
3x12 feet
9x12 feet
12x15 feet
12x15 feet
11.3x15.0 feet.
11.3x15.0 feet,
11.3x15.0 feet,
11.3x15.0 feet,
10.6x13.6 feet.
9x15 feet
I'll
.§230.00 $168.00
. 140.00 112.00
. 105.00. 84.00
. 105.00 82.50
. 88.50 69.50
. 61.50 49.00
. 175.00 140.00
. 162.50 130.00
. 365.00 265.00
. 220.00 175.00
. 160.00 128.00
. 100.50 80.00
. 135.00 105.00
. 290.00 210.00
KfRUlarly
9x15 feet . .
9x15 feet . .
9.0x10.6 feet
8.3x10.6 feet
8.3x10.6 feet
7.6x9.0 feet
6.9x9.0 feet
6.9x9.0 feet
0.9x9.0 feet
6.9x9.0 feet
4.6x7.6 feet
4.6x7.6 feet
4.6x7.6 feet
3x6 feet
540 Plain Seamless
Chenille Axminster Rugs
Sale Plica
..S175.00 S140.00
91.50
.. 122.50
72.00
.. 90.00
G2.00
.. 78.50
43.00
.. 54.00
52.50
.. 66.00
95.00
.. 130.00
63.50
.. 80.00
47.50
.. 60.00
25.00
.. 37.50
52.50
.. 72.50
36.00
.. 45.00
26.50
.. 32.50
9.50
. . 12.00
SU7.50
107.00
67.00
22.50
;
Plain CcnterH with llnnd llorders
Six*
9x12 f e e t
Ilcmil.rll
$O'.U.O
l ii"
K-Kiilai-ly Siilc I'rico
llxl 2 feet
K.Us 10.0 feet
.Hull- I'rict*
$7.").00
.•> 100.00
HB.fil)
S8U.00
70.00
140,000 Yards of Imported and
American Carpets and Linoleums
I • • ied in puttorn and colur that, a proper selection is) assured for every room.
r Yinl
ts.il.;
l*i tii-
'•••in Carpets
' • ••() yds. l I'Uiin Wil....
and
Velvet:)
of
i -1 nch. Kn^lifdi unil l)o..i( lie manufacture.
$7.00
(i.OO
r>.7.r)
5.ar>
C.50
1,800 yds. I'iain French
Willoim. '.)9 inches) wide,
8 colors.
0,(100 yds. Plain
and
Mottled Wilton Velvets,
116 indict) wide, 11 colors.
ih.f.OO ydst. Plain AxininKtor.s, 17 colors.
8.25
7.50
7.75
K.25
fi.75
7.00
0.25
5.H0
5-1.00
4.50
•1.(10
1.25
4.00
ITl.v |'.T Vir,|
Figured Carpets
„„,„'„„ ,',;'.;
15,000 y d s . F i g u r e d A x - $10.0(1
m i n s t e r s , i m p o r t e d mid
7.7fi
domestic, inrluding the
COO
finest K n ^ l i s h w e a v e s .
H.M)
12,:)0D
yd:).
Figured
fi.GO Wilton:), i m p o r t e d nnd
65 p a t t e r n s
ti.OO d o m e s t i c ,
K.00 I and colors.
5.75
5.35 I !»,0()0 yds. F i g u r e d W i l 5.00 ton Velvet:;, m a n y w i t h
4.25 S t a i r GirpelH to m a t c h .
4.25
12,000
ydn.
Wool Velvetu.
Figured
fl.OO
H.25
7.fid
0.76
G.OO
fi.OO
;i.00
SH.00
(i.OO
.1.75
4.25
7.20
6.25
5.75
5.35
4.80
3.85
3.15
Dining Room Suites and Pieces
2207-X
D-8026
1382-X
2076-X
KiH7-X
18G3-X
1H75-X
40-X
'i:W2-X
8,000 Yurdtt in 32 Tile and I'ui<|iiel IlcMgnH
liogulur price per uq. yd
$2.00 (o $4.00
•Sale price per nc|. yd
$1.00 I to $3.20
lfiiM-X
I)-'.!)22
21i!f>-X
;!4H-X
905-X
9IM-X
1295 X
71K-X
lCKl-X
IHIMi-X
fifiO-X
61I0-X
1411-X
670-X
71,'I-X
1H95-X,
"Sloane" Improved Vacuum Cleaners
Th» beat and simplest for the home.
Olenner
Attachments for frpeciul cleaning
Jlviulutly.
$48.00
11.00
H.larrio*.
»40.O0
8.00
Nest of Four Tallies, mahogany, hand painted decorations
Tea Taulc.manogany.Bln.is tray
Breakfast Set, Gate Irfg Tuble,
Colonial-Empire,
mahogany
finish, 6 pieces
Cherry Breakfast Set. walnut,
blue decoration, 9 pieces
Walnut Spanish Sot, 10 pieces.
Ilepplowhitciiiahocany,9 pieces
Sheraton Set, mahogany, 9
pieces
Colonial Set, mahogany, 9
pieces
•
Adam Set, mnhofruny, 9 pieces
Hepplewhite, mahogany veneer,
i) pieces
Spanish walnut set, 1(1 pieces. .
Queen Anne walnut, 10 pieces.
Kimnrlj
k
$40.00
60.00
$30.00
45.00
258.00
ZOO.dU
650.00
1100.00
1200.00
525.00
765.00
875.0(1
1200.00
875.00
1400.00
1350.00
950.00
975.00
1400.00
1600.00
1600.00
1050.00
1200.00
1200.00
Bed Room Suites and Pieces
i:!!)9-X
Inlaid Linoleum®
Sale l'rice
Walnut Arm Chair, silk and
wool tapestry of the period..
D-765
17th Century Arm Chuir, wal- $.'!00.00 $200.00
nut, Venetian red silk velvet,
antique in effect
200.00
D-3025 Reproduction of l(Jth Century 295.00
Italian
Table in walnut,
65".vl9"
225.00
D-10R4 Reproduction 17th Century 350.00
Sofa, very comfortable, green
brocatelle, fi'8" long
275.00
Reproduction of early 18th Cen- 450.00
tury Love Seat, walnut, all
figured green silk velvet, rich
trimmings of the period
435.00 300.00
Chippendale Kasy Chuir, mahogany, down cushions, silk
and wool tapestry, reproduction of needlework
415.00 300.00
D-052i) Walnut Sofa covered with
raspberry all s-ilk damask, galloons and fringes, 6 ' 3 " lonp;. . 475.00 325.00
8-10558 Reprodrction of 17th Century
Win^r Cl'r'ir in walnut, fine
wool t a p e ' t r y in needlework
450.00 325.00
effect
'.
H-8<i21 Handmade Reproduction lHlh
Century Chippendale Commode
350.00
550.00
in mahogany, 4 ' 1 " wide
D-G677 Marble Jardiniere on supports,
Italian design, capper linings,
350.00
E00.00
47"x21">;2.S!i" high
S-12262 I.r.tn 17th Century Walnut
Chaise Longne, wool tapestry. 500.0(1 350.00
S-8071 Late 17th Century Oak book450.(10
650.00
case, Pepys fac-simile
S-10-107 Pair Flora! 1'a'ntings, Von
Heuscn School. . . .
each 040.00 450.00
D-31H9 Early 18th Century Sofa, covered'rreen silk figured velvet. 800.00 500.00
Rev. Reproduction of late 17th
Century Sofa in walnut, fine
600.00
875.00
wool tapestry, 6'G" long
Late 17th Century walnut Sofa,
7' long, wool tapestry, with
rich galleons mid f r i n g e s . . . . . 895.00 625.00
Reproduction 17th Cer.tu.ry
S-870
Walnut Settee, crewel work
embroidery on heavy linen
750.00 625.00
fabric, antique in effect
D-1324 Chippendale Sofa, mahogany,
silk and wool tapestry, reproduction of needlework, 7 ' 6 "
975.00 650.00
Antique Floral Picture, a t S-532
tributed to Jean Ilfiptiste... . 1075.00 675.00
D-n()2G Reproduction Stuart Sofa, antique oak. Venetian red silk
velvet, fringes of the period. . 1100.00 875.00
S-BSCl Pair of Carved Wood and Gilt
2032.50 1500.00
Torcheres
Pair IStb Century French
S-906
paintings "Cupid's Surprise". . 3900.00 2750.00
1BS8-X
95 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rug*
449 ReversihleSeamlessSmyrnaRugs
oimorly
D-2816
K15-X
l.r()2-X
All Hand liraided Ruffs;
Machine Braided Ruf*s and
Bath Mats
At 25';; off Marked Prices
Small Tables ,and Occasional Pieces
Living Room Pieces
Braided Ruys; Bath Mats
Hefj'ilJ'rlv fc41),. Vr\r*
9x12 feet
$108.00
8.3x10.6 f e e t . . ' . . 134.50
ISx!l feet
B4.00
3x<; feet
28.00
§88.00
79.50
79.50
60.50
G9.50
G0.50
57.50
50.00
192.00
170.00
198.50
185.00
90.00
76.50
71.00
67.00
57.50
57.50
52.00
49.50
50.00
10.00
42.50
40.00
40.00
38.50
31.50
29.50
27.50
13.50
12.50
11.50
9.00
8.00
9.50
4.50
5.75
1650
with Band Borders
<;!i«
Salu Fl 1<^
8.3x10.6 feet.. .$110.00
8.3x10.6 feet. . . 100.50
6.9x12.0 feet.. . 102.00
6.9x12.0 feet. . . 90.00
6.9x9.0 feet... . 87.50
6.0x9.0 feet. .. . 76.50
6.9x9.0 feet. . . . 72.50
6.9x9.0 feet. . . . 64.50
10.6x13.6 feet. . 240.00
10.6x12,0 feet. . 214.00
. 254.00
9x15 feet
. 215.00
9x15 i'eet
. 114.00
6x9 feet
. 90.00
6x9 feet
. 88.00
6x9 feet
. 84.00
6x9 feet
. 72.75
6x9 feet
. 72.50
6x9 feet
. 65.00
6x9 feet
4.6x7.6 feet.. . . 60.00
4.6x7.6 feet, . 63.00
4.6x7.6 feet, . 56.00
4.0x7.6 feet. . 55.00
4.6x7.6 feet. . 49.50
4.6x7.6 feet.. . 49.00
4.6x7.6 feet. . . . 48.00
4.6x7.6 feet. . . . 40.00
4.6x7.6 i'eet. . . . 36.50
4.6x7.6 feet... . 35.00
36x63 inches. . . 19.50
27x54 inches. . . 18.00
27x54 inches. . . 16.25
27x54 inches. . . 12.75
27x54 inches. . . 11.00
221/.X3C inches . 12.75
8.50
221/3x36 inches
221/3x36 inches . 7.75
380 Axminster Rugs
It.Kularly
Bring full information necesfcaiy to
assist in an i m m e d i a t e ' f l i i
Bring, with .you accurate measurements of the space to be occupied
by either Itug, Carpet or fliece «df
Furniture. Bring any aamptea of
colors with which your new 'purchases must harmonize.
'J'hi^ is an opportunity offered the public
to purchase—THE GOODS THAT THEY
WANT, AT THE TIME THEY DESIRF
THKM, AT THE LOW PRICES THE'.
EXPECT.
Sliu
Come Prepared!
to Buy
1HII5-X
.,,,
C91-X
820-X
Side Chair, Colonial, rush scat
Mahogany Side Clia'r, i'lip ser.t
MahoRany Day lied, fiameonly
Colonial lied, four post, mahogany, twin size
Colonial Bed, four post, mahogany, size 4'(l".
Colonial lied', four po;< ••"•, mahogany, size 4'li"
Chifforolie,
mahogany
and
enamel
Highboy, maple and mahogany
Bureau, crotch m a h o g a n y . . . .
Hepplewliite IIi|(lil)oy, niahoi;iiny
Jncobean
H«lro<im
Set, in
deal, 1) pieces, including mirror
d r a y Enaim-I fict, il pieces. . .
Mahoguny lledroom Ket, 10
pieces
Queen Anne Set, walnut, H
pieres
Queen Anne Bedroom Set, walnut, 0 pieces
Colonial, ninhnguny and maple,
10 piece.., including :! mirroni
Ilepplewbite, roli<l mnhognny,
•I pici-e,.. . . '
'.
Mnliogany Itnlrooin Set, Colonial four-iiop!,er,, .7, iiipcesi..*...
French Peasant Hedniom Set,
hand fainted, 10 pieces
lllack hnumel Set, hand ileco-
rution, trimmed witlv m e , . , .
$25.0(1
35.00
55.00
'S2O.O(>
28.00
45.00
150.00
110.(10
180.00
120.00
180.00
120.(10
225.00
350.00
325.00
195.00
2-10.00
215.(10
475.00
350.(10
850.00
900.00
62.1.00
750.00
635.00
910.00
700.00
1000.00
725.00
900.00
725.00
1125.00
S25.00
1400.00
950.00
1500.00
075.00
1350.00
985.06
746-X
1930-X
1B19-X
2297-X
1617-X
1596-X
315-X
1GO0-X
2281-X
1811-X
1518-X
1633-X
314-X
1G08-X
1028-X
118-X
Oak Drop Leaf Table, 20"x i'»™«'"
40"
$25.00
Mahogany Tray, 2 0 " x 3 0 "
23.00
Walnut Lamp Table, 2 4 "
diameter
85.00
Mahogany
Nest of Four
Tables, painted decoration...
40.00
iVuhogany Lump Stand, 10"x
12"
35.00
Walnut
Cate Leg Table,
l'10"x2'5"
48.00
Mahogany Tea Table, with
tray
60.00
Walnut
Gate. Lc!g Table,
:iO"x36"
60.00
Mahogany Tea Wagon with
Tray, 1 7 " x 2 5 "
60.00
Mahogany Gate Leg Table,
44"
60.00
Walnut Lamp Stand, 1 2 " x l 2 "
60.00
Mahogany Lamp Stand, l ' 9 " x
1'6"
55.00
Lacquered Tea Table with tray
75.00
' Walnut Table, l ' 9 " x 5 ' 0 " . . . .
75.00
Carved walnut Consol, 18"x
30"
130.00
Lacquered Chinese Desk, 22"x
42"
300.00
Odd Pieces
2073-X
I809-X
2020-X
Ifi48-X
1649-X
I!»!>8-X
1X74-X
8
«''rri™
?20.00
20.00
27.00
30.00
30.00
36.00
45.00
45.00
45.00
45.00
45.00
45.00
60.00
60.00
100.00
250.00
smo M M
Inlaid Mahogany Serving Tnv»
Mahogany W i n d s o r A i l •
Chair, wood seat
•<
Mahogany High Chair, w i ? ,
seat, with tray
Small Side Chair to m a t t e
chair above, rush seat
,.
Small Queen Anne Chair, vtsjnut, with rush seat.
,,.
Wing Chair, cotton t a p e s t r y . .
Three fold, Genuine Lea'dier
Screen, wood frame b a c k . . . .
SJS.00
$12.00
2E.0O
20.00
30.00
25.00
63.00
40.00
62.00
100.00
45.00
75.00
250.00
195.00
Formerly
Gold and green mirror, compo
ornaments, 18"x27"
$36.00
Colonial, eagle ornament, 16"x
MG6-X
36"
40.00
Gothic .polychrome, 20"x32"..
40.00
KS6-X
Mahogany and gold mirror,
M67-X
20"x39"
•.
55,00
1I72-X Gilt mirror, blue border, 20"x
40"
76.00
Gilt mirror, Adam design,
Wedgwood omament,20"x40"
70.00
Italian gilt mirror, 23"x38"..
85.00
Oval Adam, etched glass, 22"x
142H-X
32"
85.00
Oval Colonial, 26"x38"
90.00
•111-X
Colonial
convex
mirror,
eagle
H99-X
orivimcnt. 26"x35"
110.00
Adam design, etched glass dec4,13-X
oration, 25"x387
95.00
Italian, hand decorated, bev•10S-X
eled glass, S'7"x2'O"
95.00
Chippendale, compo ornaments,
iHu!-X
beveled glass, 24"x4D"
135.00
Queen Anne, all crystal, blue bor•171-X
der, l'G"x3'3"
150.00
Qi;een Anne, beveled orna::57-X
ments, blue border, 23"x42".. 150.00
Ciiippcndale, blue border, bev!4::3-X
eled glass, 2'3"-x3'l(>"
160.00
Oblong Adam, mitred glass,
cempo i-anels jiainted in natural colors, 26"xC0"
195.00
Adam,
nil crystal, etched or•127-X
naments, blue border, 2C"x42" 225.00
Queen Anne, fine dining room
I6C3-X
design, blue border, 48"x.'!l". 285.00
Sale Pr!c«
•
SIKI>—.Feet
rx-Hcrtptlpn
Fuimnlly
Bulo Frill*
8. 2x C. 6 ASIA MINOR, soft red ground
$H60.00
11. lx 8. 0 KHANHAH, blue ground, allover design
450.00
i).10x C.ll ASIA MINOH, red ground, nllover d e s i f " . . . . 550.00
11.11x0.0 KHANBAH, tan ground, allover design
020.00
1 0 . 6 x 8 . 1 ASIA MINOR, camel's hair colorings.
675.00
10. lx 8. 2 ASIA MINOR, red ground, Sernpi d e s i g n . . . . 875.00
1 1 . 8 x 8 . 1 MAHAL, dark blue ground, allover deni(rn... 775.00
17.10x0.1 KHANHAH, red ground, Mahul d e s i g n . . . . . . 825.00
1 1 . 0 x 9 . 0 AKAK, red ground, allover design
895.00
1 1 . 9 x 9 . 0 ARAK, dark blue ground, allover design
900.00
1 2 . 5 x 9 . 1 ASIA MINOR, soft red ground, medallion..., 925.00
11.4x8.10 AUAK, medium blue ground, nllover design.. 900.00
13. 3x 0. 9 ASIA MINOR, medium blue ground
1050.00
11. 7x 8.10 AKAK, tnn ground, all over design...
920.00
13. 4x10. 0 ASIA MINOR, blue ground
.'
10C5.00
15. 8x 8. 2 ASIA MINOR, camel ground, allover design.. 1025.00
11. 7x 9. 5 ARAK, soft red ground
985.00
13. 2x10. 3 ASIA MINOR, ivory ground, Serapi design.. 10H5.00
12. Ox 9. 8 ARAK, dark blue ground,.allover design
1050.00
17. 7x11. 9 KHANrtAH, medium blue ground, medallion. . 1050.00
14. Ox !). 6 ASIA MINOR, blue ground, Feraghan design 1076.00
14. lx fl. 1 KHANUAII, red ground, Serebend design
1200.00
14.(2x10. 1 ASIA MINOR, neutral green ground
1150.00
13. 8x10. 6 ARAK, blue ground, allover design
1200.00
16.10x10.6 ARAK, mulberry red ground, allover; design.. llijG.OO
15. l x l l . 3- ASIA MINOR, dk. blue gr'nd, allover design.. 137C.00
15. 4x11. 8 ASIA MINOR, blue ground, Serapi design
1385.00
17. 7x15. 4 KHANBAH, Polish design, allover effect
15U0.OO
15. 6x11. 7 ASIA MINOR, ivory ground, pastel colors
1450.00
12. lx 8.10 SHAH ABDAS, silky rose ground
1600.00
18.8xll.10 MAHAL, red ground, allover design
1975.00
21. 3x16. 8 ASIA MINOR, red ground, Serapi design.... 220(^00
12. 9x10. 1 ISMIDT, lustrous blue ground, fine quality.. 1950.00
19. 4x11. 9 AKBAR, soft mulberry ground, allover design 2000.00
24. 6x15.10 KHANBAH, plain blue center, Kcshan border 2400.00
$285.00
,816.00
395.00
420.00
475.00
475.00
B70;00
680.00
660.00
670.00
675.00
675.00
680,00
690.00
700.00
725.00
740.00
745.00
775.00
790.00
835.00
840.00
875.00
875:00
900.00
900.00
985.00
1050.00
1075.00
1100.00
1200.00
1350.00
1450.00"
1000.00
1690.00
1579-X
$25.00
30.00
35.00
45.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
G5.00
70.00
75.00
75.00
?5.00
100.00
105.00
105.00
115.00
145.00
175.00
225.00
Genuine Antique Pieces
Formerly
S-S2
1745
l!..'.8
T) ' • ' ' '
S-1682
1:"'.)()
2'17
S-1042
S-5.26
.S-46
521
ais
Antique mahogany Mirror.... $135.00
Antique Sheraton Chest of
Drawers, in mahogany
185.00
Antique mahogany Sheraton
Scf.-i Table
._ 250.00
I'i'.ir of Antique Sheraton mahogany S'AIV Chairs, covered
v.ith Hi:o plush
pair 300.00
Antk re Sheraton mahogany
Sifa T.-.h'e
350.00
Antique .'Sheraton mahogany
Pembroke Ti.b!e,.
475.00
Antique Queen Anne walnut
Desk Table
450.00
Antique walnut Bureau Desk. 550.00
Pair (.f Antique Italian walnut
Arm ("hairs, covered with antique green ('amask, for pair. 500.00
Pair of Antique Adam Arm
Chairs, beech, natural finish,
covered in antique brocade,pair (100.00
Antique Inlaid mahoguny Tall
Clerk
tiSO.OO
Pair of Antique lGth Century
Italian Torcheres, gilt nnd
wood, with modern ariim, .cadi 712.50
Antique HheraU'n S e t t e e ,
painted with indefinite color
decoration, covered with old
chintz
i
7f.0.00
Antique walnut Queen Anne
flofn, with antique hrocatelle. 05O.00
Antique <<ak inlaid Bureau
KecHtuire llonltcHse
1760.00
Antique walnut Queen Anno
Sofa,CTTrerodwith npatliworir. 2000.00
Antique Adam nutin wood
Commode, painted meilidlloim. 2500.00
Antique Italian, Kith Century,
walnut Credence
3500,00
Bliln Prlco
Fine Persian Carpets
Dcpcrliitlon Formerly Halo Prtro
p—Feet
Klx 7. 0 Klrm'shuh |lir>O.(K) $8.10.00
Klx 7 . 7 Kirm'Hhah 1150.00 875.00
•IxlO. 1 Kirm'Hlmll 1200.00 1)00.00
000
OxlO. 2 Humudiin.
laio.oo 050.00
ar.o.oo
•lx H. 4 Klventl.. ..
.00 17
1)75.00
l l x 0. (1.KlrnTflhuh
137.1.0
0
2x 8. 7 Klrin'Rhuli 1350.00 1)75.00
122,r).(K) 975.00
l x 7.10 Sarouk....
(ixlO. 1 Ifamadan.
i-mo.oo looo.oo
3x10. 1 Hanuuliin.
1450.00 1000.00
2% H. 3 El vend....
ITid.lK) 1050.00
Ox 7. 0 faroiik
15I)I).IH) 11SOJI0
Os 7. 2 Slirouk....
15(H).0(l 1150.00
3x S.1O Klrm'Hhati 1(15(I.(K) 1100.00
!ix H.KI Huroult....
l(!7.r).()O 1200.00
4x1(1. 0 Harouk... ,
KiriO.oo 1200.00
l l x I). 4 Harouk.. . .
lHIK).(K) 1350.00
OxlO. 1 Kirm'slmli 2IHKI.0O 1450.00
OxlO. 8 Kirm'.Mhati 2100.1)0 laoo.oo
ilxlO. 8 Kiiin'sliali 215(1.0(1 1300.00
•2x12. 8 Klvend... .
2250.00 KiOO.OO
S x l l . 1 Kirm'fiiiah
'£XMM 11150.00
10x12.10 Klvpnd... ,
250(1.(10 17110.00
3x17. 3 Klrm'hhnh 250(1.00 1500.00
3x 0.11 Karouk....
liWlll.OO 1750.00
8x12. 4 Surouk,...
l!50(J.0O 1U0O.0O
Slae—Foet
nnrrly H.ito Prln
13. IxlO.
14. 5x10. (i Kurotik.... 2750.410 KiOO.OO
15. Nxl.'t. I I Klrm'nhnli ~7liO.OO HOOO.IM)
25. Ox IK. 0 Kirm'nhali
2N(K).(«) 20i)().()0
IH. 2x12. .'{ KiriirHhiih
30410.1)0 IBOOiOO
lfi. 2x12.
1 KiMD'slutl)
2(1. 0:;17.
0 Kinn'.'iliHli nooo.oo nsom
i!O. .'Ixl.'t.
(! Kiriii'nliuli X'50.00 2200.0!'
17. Hxl2.
(i [Uiroidt.... .'Hill).IK) Z^llO.lll
17.11x12.
0 Haroiilt.., .
o.K);;ioo.i)i)
II). 3x13.
O Kiiin'.iluili
.•fnoo.oo'asuo.oo
IS. 10x12.
4 Siii'oiik... .
3750.00 aiifjtj .oil
lft. 5x12.
(i K i r m ' i i h a h 3nil().(K) iliHOM)
IN. 11x12.
3n
:i K i i n m k . . . . :iNIH).OO 2700.01)
21. lixlfi.
TP K l v c n i l . . . ,
375(1.(K) aviiOlOO
111. '.'xKt.
1) K i r m ' i i h a h 10110.00 2XIH)iflO
20. 3x14.
J Killll'liii.'.li •(•IIIO.IK) 2'WOIOO
23. 4x17.
10 Klnn'ii'liali •ir.OO.OO -2700.60
23. 1x14.
ti Snrouk:..
AM)M)
3200.90
20. 0x12.
4 Hlinnik....
ILTOlK) Sa
LM. I x M .
5 ^arnilk.,,
•flnoiMK)
:<Hsi):nn
20. 3x1 (i.
HP Siirimk.... 5ilOO.IK) :<HDO'.90
2N. (ixll).
liTnhri/.
<'iio(H)
W. 'ix\H.
23. 3x18.
r» Kirin'F<li:ih
1) Kirm'Hhali
omoo
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750 Small Oriental Rugs
A wonderfully complete collection of populnr small ni/.e rugH in a
great variety of weaves, in beautiful designs and colorings. Thene Halo
urices represent very remarkable values.
MOUS8O1H, Pergames, Beloochi.staii.s, [.ilohenniis, Siirouku und
Kirmunshahs, in Mat and Hearth Sizes.
$100.00
135.00
175.00
210.00
225.00
300.00
,100.00
350.00
375.00
400.00
400.00
450.00
500.00
625.00
12:10.00
" 1400.00
^
1750.00
2500.00
435.00 to $75.00 values—
180.00 to 3(15.00
now $26.00 to $57.00
65 00 to 105.00 values—
260.00 to 500.00
now 38.00 to 60.00
viiluca—
now 110.00 to 210.00
valuesnow 175.00 to 350.00
175 Chinese Room-Size Rugs
These riiRH are of the Peking i|iiali(y, with incited Bhoaring, good depth
of pile, firmly anil closely woven. They miiHt not be confounded with tho
more ordinary lype of C!iincnc rugn quite- frequently offered at low priceu.
Space docs not permit UK to liwt more than a few of thin great collcctliin.
f.lze--fe.it
rrrlliUnn
I 'oimerly
blue ground, ullover denign, medium
blue border
0. 6x 8. 2 Straw colored ground, blue border, medallion.
9. !)x B. 5 ; Medium porcelain blue ground, mcdnllion de"j)ign, blue border
ll.lOx 9. 2 Imperial yellow ground, blue border
11. 5x !). 2 Imperial yellow ground, blue border, medallion
11. 7x 9. 1 Knft peach blow ground, mcdnllion, porcelain
blue border
14. 4x 0. 2 Soft yellow ground, tree uml bird design, dark
blue border
14. 5x 0.10 Depp blue ground, medallion, medium bluo
border
10. 5x 9. 5 Pomegranate ground, detached dnnigti, bluo
bonier
15.11x10.11 I'omeurnnfltn ground, medallion dcalgn, with
typical OhlnoHC motifs, border Kle,n*Luiift;.,.
18. 4xl2..O I'orceluin blue ground, Jillovct. dcalsa oi
typical Chinese floral arrangement, blue border
21. 4x12. 0 Coral pink ground, medallion design, btus
border
lfl.3i.ia. 9 PurotUiln blue ground, l i r a medallion*, fruii
xed border
9.10x 8. 0
?<190.00 $400.00
510.00
080.00
755.00
945.00
926.00
525.00
090.00
6U5J0
926,00
700.00
1H5.00
845.00
1840.00
020-.00
1878,00
B05.OO
1400.00
2260,00 1BOO40
8200.00
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RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 3, 1920.
COLT'S NECK NEWS.
oaffio Buck and Harold Tilton la
Go into the Garage Business
Nfeaffle Buck and Harold Tilton
will opun a gaiat'u and automobile
repair businuBs in the Buck'B mill
building northwest of the village.
Mr. Tilton will quit fanning.
Numerous, contributions continue
to be received for the annual fair of
th6 Reformed chureh on Wednesday
and Thursday, November 17th and
18th.
A big Democratic meeting was
Id in the Atlantic township hall
Thursday night. The audience was
somewhat disappointed, as the principal speaker did not show up. The
women Democrats have organized
,and they held a meeting Friday uf,er«oon at Mrs. Asher Crawford's.
Churles Heulitt and Theodore
lanctuud returned lust week from
0 duck hunting trip in Now York
Btnte. They got,a big lot of game.
' Mr. nnd Mis. Joaquim Lawrence,
Frank E. Heyer and Mr. and Mra.
Uulif Willett spent lust week at
'Stanford, Connecticut.
Mrs. Helen Matthews has. moved
,to\J!iirlboro to live with her daugh
tcr,\MVs. Gilbert Magee.
A ^Hallowe'en party and harvest
Bale was held Friday night lit the
Reformed chapel. It was largely at* tended and many of those present
,v;ore masquerade costumes. Vegetables and fruit were struck off by
Walter D. Fields and about $!iO was
cleared for the church's fttgun fund;
The nft'nir was in charge of Mr. and
"Mrs. Fields, Mre. Russell Heulitt
mid Mrs. David Buck.
Pupils who were not absent or
tardy the p»Bt month were Annu
Buck, Annie Bordhik, Helen Daly,
Isabelle Doyle, . .Matilda. Francis,
Frances Lerch, Laura Schcnck, Karl
Soffel, William Schcnck, John Beans,
Horatio Bisbee, Harold and Mar
garct Cummings, Iretha Robinson,
Frances Beans, Margaret Soffel and
Dorothy Bennett.
Miss Ruth Matthews of Red Bnnk
spent Suturdny and Sunday with her
cousin, Mildred Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. David Buck and
daughter Ednn, Miss Florence L.
Campbell nnd Miss Bertha Dunham
spent Saturday nml Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Kerr and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lane of Trenton. They
took an automobile trip along the
Delaware river to Lambertville.
Miss Anna Buck spent Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. Henry Probasco of Freehold.
William Young will move from the
Lelund farm south of the village to
the Prathcro housd on the Freehold
road.
67 Broad Street
Page Three
Opposite Monmouth Street
Red Bank, N. J.
Ladies1' and. Misses5. Ready^to-Wear Apparel . ''. .
JtL i
At this time when Public Attention is focused on reduced prices we think it opportune to state that we
have sold-dependable merchandise at lowest in Red Bank prices. We are doing so now, and sliall continue
to do so.
j
In this great price slashing sale we are forgetting profits. Weare after your good will and continuous
trade.- We like to serve our customers well. Oursuccess depends upon it.
\
SPECIALLY PLANNED WITH ONE PURPOSE IN VIEW:
To Give Patrons What They Want, f t oISiey Want % if a lew and Better Standard of Values
For Example, the following for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 4th, 5th and 6th
WILL CLOSE OUT
Specially Priced $3.95 to $14.50
This offering provides an excellent opportunity to. procure a suit which embodies
Fashion's very latest edicts, in materials
that have been chosen for, their distinctive
appearance, soft, rich texture and serviceability in wear. .
:
EVERETT NEWS.
| Mrs. John Meirs Injured by a Fol
from a Parch Laat Week.
Mrs. John Meirs lost her balance
IJind fell from her rcur porch last
•week. She has since been confined
Formerly Priced $29.50 to $69.50.
Season's Most Drastic Reductions.
fto the house.
John Smith has moved into Cyren
5)Us V. Stihvagon'H house.
Mrs. William Leddy has been visi
[ing her-niece, Mrs. Wilson of New
[ ark.
Edward Rowe won a vase at t
1 euchre party at Bradevelt Wednes
day night.
Mrs. John B. Stilwagon advertised
f an automobile windshield for sale in
the want columns of The Refiiste
lust Wednesday. The next day tin
windshield was bought by Carl J.
I Dietz of Red Bunk. Everyone in
' this part 'of the county reads Th
Register, and spending 26 cents in
Luke Longhead's department of th
| paper is almost sure to bring results
Everett's baseball team defeatei
[ Rumson last week by u score of 1
to 2. It was the last game of (th
season for the Everett nine.
Thomas Kelly has fully recovere
I from blood poisoning in his hand.
Mrs. Frank Markstein, who ha,
been sick with rhcumutism, is m
I improved.
Charming lingerie blouses in most unusual
designs. There are overblouse and regulation models in a variety of shades.
Each blouse has some effective touch* which
proclaims its French origin and makes it
especially desirable. Drawnwork, Val and
real Irish 'laces, fascinating embroidery designs, and collars in unusual shapes—or
no collars at all—all these details conspire
to make blouses of distinction and charm.
There are both short and long sleeves. A
truly remarkable assortment of blouses at
ridiculously low prices.
Here is an exceptional opportunity
to choose from a wonderful collectioir of beautiful and exclusive
dresses at remarkable savings.
Choice of exclusive "one-of-a-kind" models; each expresses to perfection the individualized correct ultra-fashionable model
Worthy of higher prices, displaying the
newest style-thoughts. Possessing all the
elegance and distinctiveness that is associated with the higher priced frocks. Tailored and Afternoon types in wide variety!
A
The first time in years that suits of this
high-grade quality and superb tailoring
are available at such low prices. Highpriced custom-made precision is evident in
every line. The assortment includes variations in Silvertones, Velour de Laine, Tricotine, etc. Every suit richly silk lined.
HOLMDEL NEWS.
I Hallowe'en Sociable Held in the Bap
tiit Chapel Friday Night.
About fifty persons attended
[Hallowe'en sociable in the Baptist!
I chapel Friday night. Most of them
I Wore fantastic costumes.
Communion will be held at the
I Reformed church Sunday morning.
I Dpniel S. nnd Charles S. Ely and
J Edward Heyer attended n football
| game at Princeton Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Ely of Red Bank is
I visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jonathan H. Jones spent part
I of last week with friends at Cran| bury.
Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Roberts will
I leave the latter pnvt of this month
I to spend the winter at Atlantic City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. He'/eau Conover are
| visiting in New York slate.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'olhemus and Mvs.
IDuBois of Freehold spent Thursday
Iv/ith Edgar Schenck.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conover will
Imovo in a short time to Asbury
lPark. Mr. Conovur has worked JoHolmes's farm the past live
| years.
Values to $69.50.
A wonderful selection of. beautiful coats,
fashioned in a variety of the newest
straight line and wrappy models in soft,
rich, materials.. Eveiy woman who views
the beautiful collection will find a thrill in
the new prices—they're so alluringly low.
Now Priced from
No premiums with %
Camels—all quality!
Spraying season^is past for this year. But you may still need'some^repairs
or materials for next season. I have them.
Order your Fruit Grader, at once. I have a limited number of The Pease
Perfect Grader in transit.
If your sprayer has given trouble or is wearing out order now for next
season.
Call or write me for anything yon need in this line.
DEALER '
Farmers' and Fruit Growers' <
Supplies, Spraying Materials, etc.
Telephone 798-R.
Middletown, N. J.
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'1 liiwi!(9jgiviri|[ l)ny.
R E D BA'JSIK, N. a.
1 Soil Real Entaio
i Mont Cottages
i Write Insuranco
Monmouth County - karats -
R. J. REYNOIJIS TOBACCO CO,
of all kinds of
--182-Monmoutlr Street '
Red'Bank,' N. i.;
Telephone 8 4 7 |
TftUEX BUILDING
BROAD STREET
RED BANK, N. J.
AMELS quality plus Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and
choice Domestic tobaccos pass out the
most wonderful cigarette smoke you
ever drew into your mouth!
And, the way to prove that
Statement is to compare Camels
puff-hy-puff with any cigarette in
the world!
Camels have a mild mellowness that
is as new to you as it is delightful.
Yet, that desirable "body" is all there!
They are always refreshing—they"
never tire your taste.
»
Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty
aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odorl
Your say-so about Camels will be:
"M^, hut that's a great cigarette".
C/K)]pti flffl untl nvpryn-liflrn in nctrntiftrnlty
ftt-nUd
of JO cttfaratleia; <ir fun pui'.hntifti {'20(9
/t f!J,i.iiMrn-p,i/>«r-rov*rfnJ
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%rriviiuni,.,i(J//»i ;t ,*rton forth" SJOIFHI
or whvttyoii IIAV«I,
nn iincol of m w v
woritin ijro nr**«pnit millt liilmrtliiliH
fnllmvrd,
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IT NJ V I I ! FAH,ft. Onn Imllln dfHtruvetlw 111'.!
u'nrmn. Hltiml (Y.n tcul for ;•-;!,• vVir-.. -'-<
nvrrvfvlicrn dr l»v niiiii, M>w \\ liotiln
ICitl. <). A.ViMtrhrnH. ftl. I)., rhllititiiluliiu.
iwjili Kick vif VniiiKilung ilislOHed of lii:l lnir;ui "*'orn C n u ' k r r " on
lilu!
cu-iiiierutivi!
|dua ivi'mtly.
('luuI'M llrc'iini'r was the winner of
hniYir.
Mr, llrniiicT linn h i m
'ing "Corn Cracla'i" on tlu i ruailn
toundaliniil Vaiiili'r'iuri.; to gel (lu>
litired into HIIII|II" for a neiii'ii of
br.nslif'3 on TlmnlJHKiviiflf Kay willr
|Hay llcnjaniiii'.s "White Miiiinliiiii
Tioy."
In addition to tliin vnee, prpparaitions a l e IMMHK made fnr a Hhmiling
ii mi 'I'lmnkijitlvinn Day by m>me
koung fellows a t Vundcilmrg, wlio
jwt> ((inning u gun cluli. TlmuUagivj n g liid« fair to !»' Iho givnli'Ml day in
Embroidered Tricotine Dresses
Crepe Back Satin Dresses
Beaded Tricotine Dresses
Wool Velour Dresses
Twill Back Velveteen and Chiffon Velvets
Values from $25.00 up.
For Misses and Women from
No sir-ee^ bob!
VANDERBURG NEWS.
I Eighteen Pupils Make Perfect Attendanco Records at School.
Pupils who wore perfect in utteiulInncc and punctuality the past month
Iwere Catherine'; Onarles, Margaret
land Jam; Bennett, Cliirenci' Cono| v « , Joseph CuiTim, Jfihn Dnnnifl,
IHt'len Dombroski, (flf'im Edwards,
lAnnu, 'Gladys and Miirtha Hiving,
I Gertrude (lillsiiii, .lennnette lliggins,
iDorn llanimernick, Kathryn and Jennie- New and Margaret Scivnlon.
George nnd Kclwnnl Hocy expect
•to do a lot of doer hunting this f:\ll.
Mrs. Edward Hocy continues to
recover at SI. IVUT'S hospital
at
"Slow Brunswick, where sin1 is under
Urcatnicnt for a broken lug.
I'M. William Higgin.i hm; been en|tertaining friends from Tunis liiver.
Mr. anil Mrs. 1'ah'ick Scmilon atItvmlcil the funeral of a relative at
IStuton Island last wei'li.
John T. (ianley is I'liijiloyed as a
IchuufTVur at New York. I luring tin1
llg and HtunnUM' ho and bin
Ibrotlu'r James worked a farm on
SPORTY VANDERIIURGERS
Tlioy Are Out to Have n llig Time on
Most Exceptional Offering
• We Carry the Largest Stock of Paper in the State
Branch at Hoboken, N. J.
Try us. We can make prompt delivery from our large stock
RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 3 , 1S2O.
Ptime Fota"
IHE RED BANK REGISTER.
JOHN H. COOK, Editor and Publisher.
GK C. HANCK. Associate Editor.
Business Manager:
THOMAS HIVING BROWN.
Subscription PHceii
One m *>S°
gl* month.
>J
Jfhree months
• • • **u
Entered at Hie positotTice e t Ued Bank,
Jf, J., oa secoml-claaa mutter.
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NOV.a,
1920.
TOWN TALK.
SiMtcoi1 WIHH'U-I', :I Canadian farmvi1. was honored tlu- otlnT diiy l>y l>»
lii^ uiadu a ilot'tor of laws l.y a friv it
American uiiivi'i.'ity. I t is not unusu il
rfor a n honor of this sort to be <'i»i
j'unvfi on i\ warrior, a staii'sman < i
;i» eloquent s(>oak)*r, Iml J'ur a lu»rn\
hamied son of tlic soil to receive siu •
an envied <list.inctii>n is almost uiuqui
"VVlu'fk'i orijrin:itfd new varieties of
wlu-at with which he ami his m.'ii>h1 4 i s phuiuo'il wnrld-ln-atin^ whc.il
clo|i.s of SL^ husliel.s to tiiu IUTC.'
Distinction r-nd honor for surli i
sei v'ice to tnaiiiJnd should lie the ruli'
.TalhfV than a tvmarkaliU- exception
li> t h e rule. \Yheeler's work will U\ i
3onn a f t e r In- is dead, and his place in
ilk' Kali of Fume shuulci in1 sccuro.
"Why should surprisi* "be shown 1HIvimt.c -such a man i.s honored a n d why
should such l)(.'iH'fju*tors so seldom vv*•(.'»vu ilic JjoJiia^c whir)) their jrutrius
It is not necessary to remind you of the reliable quality .of our merchandise; but we wish to ^emphasize that this is no marked^ up reduction sale, but a genuine cut in prices of regular stoek»
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TTie following, prices will give, you an .Idea of t h e large recli^etioin.B w^ are
Do siu'li honors litdoiif: only lo iiu'ii
tAo'.Afnri thousands of their armed
rjellow heiii^s to d e a t h ! Hoes such an
h o n o r lielonp; only t o tliuse who by
a i l f u l words ami ^MtU-viutf sophistries
•win t h e .seats of the miiyhty!
Must
1
oJoqiK'nco, wl.iieli usually dies witii the
3)Kvn, he Hit- sole test of w o r t h ! Why
n o t lion or inspirational
production
:K well, a s in t h e case of Seajrer
$fheeler.'
J'crhnps (fieri' wouhJ he
teftrt* men striving for fame tilling the
ftitnie line if people ^avc less time to
. h e r o worship of destructive, courage
.and m o r e time t o the admiration of
Women's
Tan or Black High Lace Shoes
Jj:
Women's and Growing Girls' Shoes
high cut
Tan Calf Oxfords all styles
Were $10 values
Were $8.50 values
Were $10 to $13.50 values
*
x
Men's Tan Russia Calf
Black Vici and Gun Metal Calf Shoes
Men's
Tan Grain Brogues
Were upto$9.50 values
ALBERT
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Guaranteed
MILLER
Shoes That Satisfy"
18 Broad S
Red Bank, N. J. |
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v a i i n l i s Lulliei'ii hotel, foimeily the Tomlin-
it Inn
We are informed by the Government that Definitive Bondj of the above issue, will not
be ready for exchange until February, 1921.
A co3vj chair, a good book
or two, a reading
lamp
Please hold your Bonds until February after which time we shall be pleased to exchange
that is boVVi brilliant and ornamental, with a good cigar
and a smoking
stand
at your
aide; will
make
Make
it a habit
o{ looking
at our cycr
them for you.
u|p the
c v i i m - .
M ( . ( . I , , - I , ; . . * i d ! •• ,•• v r i ' y ! : < • ' • • • ' M ' 1 h m l \ > v n - i t t h e - : n n i t ; i r i n m • c v fundamentals {or mavii) a pleasant evening.
<ib;;orver t on o t e t h i - . ( ' r i n i i n a l s w h o t'ral
i n o n t h - i ; t i . d h e i.-, l a p i d l y i n i ; i r c r a n ^ h t a n d p u n i s h e d a i ' e i nm o s t
pruw'ni1;
i n health.
M r .a n d
MrH..
watf
i n s U n c c s n o l f o r c e d lo p r r f o r n i t h e i r
H a r d e n A .J e J T u - y ,
a e r o n i p a n i e d \>y
:v\:,
l i y p o v n l y b u i l>v . - f i i u - l h i ' i j ; f a r t l i c i r . o i l , W i l l i a m I V J e f f r e y , a n d h i r f
AH VV»c above articles, with \\\c exception of Hie cigar,
3i'..*i e x e u s a l d e .
O nlhi< s h o n l d e i s o f w i T e , m a d e a w e e k ' : , t n u t o ^ t r i p t o
1li-'
poor
uif
fii]< (I ni."ifi y M i v<\i'tis
1 . i l ^ ' i l y to \>nny;
i I ; i r n ¥ h u i u e l\,r n
caw^bc ipurcViascd lierc in a wide assortment.
SteJ> in
w h i c h l i c h t f u l l y d u n u t L r l W i r ; t b eI T ; v i ^ i i ,
Tlic
round
trip
ctiiiipriM'd
m i ' t if. i-i r c f r c h b i i i K I " I ' m d a . i n i h r
altniil
,'IIMJ r i i l e s .
Tlic p a r l y
went
on<i|\etuvis liclp^you select something Hiat wiU ^ivc you
like this N e w York j u d ^ c w h o Ijiows
d i r e c t l oL i b e r t y , w h o r e . H a r r y j o i n e d
11t;il p n v ' t - j i y j n i l H f l f I., n u l a I ' i i n i ' ' t l i f t n .
'l'tience
t h ep a r l y
toured
additional comfort
during the long winter evenings
a n d w h o k n o w ; ? t h a t c r i i n i m d - n n f a r I h i u U e J i [ t a r l ^ o f I ' e n i i s y I v a n i a t o t h oI
T i m r e a p t t o b o t e e i u i t e d f i o i n h i ' - b " * 1 l > c l ; t w ; n \ e W a l c r (<;\\)
;uid then
home
now at nanJ.
l e v v N o fr.oeiely t h a n
I l i e l m v i !,< n f ' h y w a y n f M a t a w a n ,
tin1 pool'.
T h i s o l dw o r l d w o u l d b ea (
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ptln-r »noHn
Hip Rubber Boots
4
at
Substantial
Reductions
!l; l l l t ' " ! l t u T ; ! t o « P1;1'" n ' l ' x . t l ' n t
i
' ."••lU'c.n.lone
.•rookedness
,., sport.
t o l o s e i r a m e s b y t r a m h l e r s , w h o b a d , ;,
.•,.
,
r ... •
l,ot•large stakes g a i n s t one of the
<'lul»3.
"None
of I I
hese players was"iin (Town Talk continued on papro 1 4 . )
ll
N
<litv financial distress.
(in the cont r a r y some of them received salaries
AN AUTOMOBILE TOUR.
:JIIMCII higher than is paid to r-ahinet';
inrw)n>rs uritl lii^h r o u r t oflicial.s of Freelioltler Bordcn A. Jeffrey Brings
th'.' Unit i'{\ S( at<*s.
His Son H o m e for ;i Visit,
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H a r r y I I . JefFrey, son of I'Yeehuld'I'he d.-^iie tn make a hie; and quick ' *'r Honlen A. .lell'rey of Klheiuu, lia.s
rf'le.ui \i)i,
t o fret
Kf.mi'thinjr
f o r j Iwen home on a vi.-it from a sani"noiliine,, iva., t h e c o r r u p t i n g infliu'iU'C , tariuni at Liberty, Neu' York, a n d b e
and it it, t ho caic-f i,[ most i it her hari just ft'turned to the sanitarium,
r
ic»oil clean
Were upto$10.50 values
Black: and Tan. Lace Slioes
P o v e r t y lias m a n y b a n e f u l efi'ects,
)uit, a s tbi.- judii'e .-Mid, it m a y wi-ll lie
A t u h l e d thiit it c a u s e s a s m u c h m m e
%LH i s iri'iK-rally ; -upporiid. O u r w o r s t ]
criminals in most cases have not |
:;|iiun^ from huniide origin h u t from!
well-to-do liorui'».
This is true n o t !
only of hold-up men and sneak thieves
)iut of tbe b i l k e r crooks who resort
1o loss dangerous and sui'd 1 means of
Kt'ttiii^ somi'thinu for nothiiiLv.
.K'SI^'I'IUI Kd,^:io
1 « s e c . Tlic-si- k i l l player.-,, a c . - c m l i n r
,„ tl.,1,- K
owvnil,!n,iS!-.ion.;Yp,ro, we,, paid
HBIC
Boys' and Girls'
J^yn' HU (ither ivrison tlian b e c a u s e
Mm'-)i()y u ' a s ' " cl'.ul a n d father 1 r r n a c i Ifi''*
t h e e h a i il y puldk-al ion h a d
-«pVl:c<l him out as a horrible specimen
<>f Mn.' sinfuInosri wliif!i poverty p r o d u c e s ; a n d t h e juil^e very properly
a w a r d e d the full damages asked for in
"the .suit against Hie [Hiblk'alioM. T h e
.fart, that the lad was poverty stricken
~.va> no index t h a t ho was toiijjh o r
l*ad or t h a t he would develop into a
-•riiniiiiil later in life.
liJz^
7
Were up to $15 values
Were $14.50 values
A N e w Y o i k j u d ^ e t h e otlier d a y
"took e>:eepl ion to tin- oft. r e p e a t e d
.stideinent t h a t p o v e r t y is t h e c h i e f
<•;'!)-!• of ryn)\\
T h r j.ijdec h a d just:
a w a r d e d damai^i's of !?;!.a00 to a h o y
of t h e K;usl S i d e , w h o ' l u u l b e e n p o r tr.iyeil in a c h a r i t y p u b l i c a t i o n a s u.
1ulij;h a n d evil s p e c i m e n of j u v e n i l e
N e w York, T h r hoy's c h a r a c t e r w a s
ji««i h;ul a n d he h a d d o n e n o t h i n g t o
(U'ini t h e repiiuii icii uf b a d n e s s which
n ^ t p r a r r d in t h e p r i n t e d remarks? n n <\vi bis pliutinvraph in (he c h a r i t y [Hili3iti
found on all
Tan or Black Calf Shoes
9
-o-o-o-o-o-
this .•»,.
Were $8.50to$10 values
Patent or Kid Theo Ties
Louis XIV heel
l i e who creates deserves more than
lie who destroys. T h e nation should
Jionov all its S e a l e r Wheelers. H o n o r s .should n o t \a: confined to m e n
•who kill and maim u n d e r t h e ^uisc
of w a r ; to men who use words t o con«'c;u! rather than to convey tlioujrht:
;IN<I t o men who climb the ladder of
fijyTess hy stepping round after round
p t h e he;<<is of oilier.-;. WlM'ii civili/dftioii reaches u plane where it is will- l
i n ^ to do this, inttdli^csu-e and hu- !
inanity will have taken a loii£ stride >
tforward a n d t h e world will have 1 !
itftnetl n e a r e r t o ( h a t s t a t e of broth- j
ciliood of m a n which philosophers
liuve set. f o r tlit.- ^oal of mankind.
Proof i)
s
Tan or Black High Lace Shoes
Were $12 to $13.50 values
Were $15 and $16 values
Human nature has not yet arrived
at a staft-e whei'v; it admires its peaceful I»eiu.'fae(or8 with a.s inucli tint hush
:tsm as it admires its war lords and
silver-tongued orators, hut it is dis- .
tinclly a si^n of pru^ress when a dis- I
lin^uished honor is accorded to a common, everyday fanner for valuable
services rendered.
The trappings
•>
and finery of battle and the shoutings
of the rostrum are mere tinsel ami
trash when compared with the benttits created by men like Sealer
Wheeler, who %o out in the spring
"\villi seed and eonie hack in the autumn with tlu» world's food basket
Illicit Lo overflowing.
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or Black High Lace Stipes
THE SECOIW
IfED BANK, M. J.
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window <
THE ART KRAFT SHOP
THE GIFT SHOP OF MONMOUTrl COUMTY
SO Brond
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Tota! iiosemrees
Ybur business Is requested.
1
EGAN'S
Auto Vans and Express
Ndw that mnving tlnio 10 Hour t an
brepsxed to do your nott moTlng » '
rumltiiri). planon or liBKBago, to All Barn
or city or country. In tho largest PBiicie)
-ana In Itori HBtik. Befor» you tmvi
iroiir anxt mnvlnfr dono. wrlta. BOBII er
ra.ll for th© orc-Iy rsllalilo furniture nwret
la town, anil d*t my prlcjtm on your sifts)
lob. All klncln of heavy or llusil truek
t«a doi)» Rt short notlqe, C&U oar R44?@&e
J. T. ECAN,
tt Wall Stirmt, ' «««» Ba«H
M» WI-5AMF AVXSNUC1.
t
Oolng fo lave a Party?
PLUMBER
and STEAM :
H
Have
aC
Caterer!
Now is lU« limo If) have Furnaces, ^t*
Stoves, Smolto StticUt, (iulleri, ,\
Lcndcra nnd ncnarrtlplumlilng |>ul ^S
It will w\vo you n lot of work and
in order beforo cold weather sctn jl worrimont and xvont cost you
in.
X
en If you did the work youraolf.
Etlimates giv«n for nnvr Heitlci-o. &
Lot mo
you an eatiranto.
H O W A R D FTRISV
nanitorir Plumblna
74 MonmoDtlt S t . Ueil Bmmk
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Sliest, Red Dank, N. 3i
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RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 3, ]9?,0.
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PROGRESS L&UKMY of Asbury [Park,
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and to convince the people of RED BANK and vicinity, that by sending their laundry to this
MODERN PLANT, that they can save time and money, and receive the very best work and
attention, we are offering
DOLLARS IN GOLD IN SIXTEEN
TWO HUNDl
'GET ACQUAINTED DIVIDENDS"
" 1st "Get Acquainted Dividend"
2d "Get Acquaint @d Dividend"
3d "Get Acquainted Dividend"
4th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
5th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
6th "del Acquainted Dividend"
7th "Get Acquaintetf Dividend"
8th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
9th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
10th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
11th "Get Acquainted ©Ivielend"
12th "Get Acquainted Dividend"?
13th "Get Acquainted Plvidend'
14th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
15th '.'Get Acquainted Dividend"
16th "Get Acquainted Dividend"
"CARE
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WASH
WORD"
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CERTIFICATES IN EV ER¥ LAUNDRY PA OWE
Your Laundry Problem
The Solution
Have you ever taken your laundry problem seriously?'
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Have you ever figured out the wear and tear, the disappointments and discouragements, the devitalizing and
nerve-racking follies of washday?
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Women who are efficient housewives, women who
know how to manage their home affairs, women who are
progressive enough to turn from the old physical and mental destroying methods are now patronizing laundries as
a means of saving money, time and annoyance.
' The only requirement is to select a laundry that has
a reputation for doing work carefully and thoroughly; a
laundry that will stand back of any promise they make.
The Progress Laundry has maintained a reputation
for giving individual service. It gives each of its patrons
the same painstaking, careful attention.
We are proud of our quick-fire service—of rapid collection, of speedy but efficient work, of quick delivery.
Our. Delivery Cars are at your service at all times. Our
only aim in this branch of our work is your satisfaction.
Call upon us when your laundry is ready for collection—
232 Asbury.
COLLECTION DAYS.
M0NDAY- -RED BANK, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove,
West Grove, Bradley Park.
TUESDAY- —-Freehold, Hamilton, Glendola, Englishtown, Farmingdale, Long Branch, Deal,
. Wanamasaa, Allenhurst, Belmar.
WEDNESDAY—Lakewood, Manasquan, Brielle, Spring
• Lake, Point Pleasant, Avon, Bradley
Beach.
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THURSDAY—RED BANK, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove,
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You need not have been one of the Progress par
Irons in the past to avail yourself of the possibilities for a
generous slice of appreciation in this contest. Simply
start in Monday morning with a call to 282 Asbury, or
drop a postal—or dont even wait until then, do it now—
and you may be awarded the first "(Jet Acquainted" dividend of $50.00 in gold.
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Dividends will be awarded at one of the local theatres to
be announced later, and any dividends not called for
will be awarded to some charity, to be decided
upon by our patrons.
FRIDAY—Freehold, Hamilton, Glendola, Englishtown,
Farmingdale, Long Branch, Deal, Wnnamassa, Allenhurst, Belmar.
SATURDAY—.Lakewood, Manasquan, Brielle, Spring
Lake, Point Pleasant,' Avon, Bradley
Beach.
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR
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J. H. Lynch 4Owner-Manager $•
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We never stoop to anything but strictly legitimate,
home-like cleansing methods. No chemicals are employed to extract the dirt—and the very life of the fabric.
We use only PURE SOAP and WATER and our patrons
have found the clothes washed in this manner stay clean
longer—-and wear longer.
The Two Hundred Dollar "Get Acquainted" Certificates
Are Open to All—Families, Hotels, Schools, Boarding Houses, Barbers, etc.
(Progress Laundry Employees not Eligible.)
and "Washington Avenues,
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The Quality
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Clean clothes—that is, really clean ones as we \.\n->
dorstand the process—arc a good health insurance.
"Get
Certs!
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If you trust your clothes to us, they will be cleansed
thoroughly, made sanitary by .scientific sterilization, and.
dried by a process which does away with the chance of
tearing and breaking buttons.
LAUNDRY
Telephone
232 Asbury
$
SERVICE
SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY—THE PROGRESS
LAUNDRY OF ASBURY PARK—we are Laundry Specialists. This is our business and nothing else. We know
just how to cleanse every kind of fabric properly. We
use the purest and highest grade of materials, the most
efficient machinery manufactured for the purpose. And
we employ reliable,'competent help in all our departments.
In each package of laundry youwill find Certificates
of Quality, at least one in each package, dependent upon
the value and type of work.
If your laundry is to be but "Semi-Finished" or
(Rough Dry) amounting to $1.00 or less in value, you Will
find one Certificate in the package; if the work is "Finished" there will be two Certificates. For every dollar of
"Semi-Finished" laundry we give one Certificate, for
every dollar of "Finished" laundry you will lind two Certificates, just double the value of the Certificates in the
"Semi-Finished" package. In addition to their value as
Dividends Winners, each of the Certificates has a trade
value of two cents, redeemable after the close of the "GET
ACQUAINTED" contest. This feature of the Certificate
makes them alone worth saving.
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RED BANK
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A* Ford Tractor on the farm means more prosperity for the farmer. It doesn't mak;e any difference how
youjspell that prosperity—whether it is in increased production; whether it is in the saving thai comes
from a machine over a horse or a mule; whether it comes in a release from the drudgery and all-day and
all-night febor on the farm for both man and wife—because the Fordson answers all those problems to
the satisfaction of the farmer.
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It can't be otherwise. These are the days of progress, and power on the farm is the necessity. It is only
a question of what kind of power the farmer is going to have, but no farmer with the facts now before
him cah'questfon the monetary advantage of machine power over horse and mule-power. ' The Tractor is
the farmer's necessity just as much as the sun is the" necessity for growing crops.
CHARLES BQTTAGARO, Prop.
All that is necessary for a farmer is to know his Fordson Tractor as familiarly as he understands handling
a team of horses. He wants to use the same amount of reason-and common sense. In the Fordson
Tractor is the concentrated power of eighteen horses, and as flexible as the movement of your arm—much
more flexible than horse control—and beyond all comparison much more economical both in service and
in keep. Then it will do so many things that horses and mules cannot do, and it doesn't eat when idle.
Broad Street, Opposite Monmoutli, Red Bank. •
RED BANK'S MOST MODERN EATING PLACE.
•
We don't believe there is any question in the mind of any farmer as to the necessity for a Tractor, but
he may have some doubts as to what make of Tractor, so that is the reason we are'putting this advertisement in this paper to draw his attention to the Fordson Tractor. This is why we put the above arguments before him, and why we now invite him to come into our place of business and view the Fordson
Tractor. Let us show him what it has done. Let us prove to him its superiority over any other Tractor.
It means more to him than it does to us. When we sell a Tractor, we make a small profit, but when he
buys a Tractor he buys a power that is working for him every day in the year; that is, if he buys a
Fordson—we can't speak for the other kinds. Come in!
EXPERIENCED CHEF,
THE BEST OF FOOD,
MODERATE PRICES.
a la Carte or Table de Hotc
We all must eat. Why not therefore eat the best and
have it prepared and served in a pleasinjr way. That's the
way you will find it here. The best the market affords
served to you at moderate cost.
W. E. MOUNT
Matawan
Englishtown
Red Bank
New Brunswick
PETER
NOGLOW, Prop.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FREEHOLD, N. J.
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
LINCROFT NEWS.
•""' Good Washwomen are hard to get.
Boelistenlc Slipper at Mrs. Luther's
Hotel Last Week.
Aliuut To persons attended a beef• steak sapper ;it the I .oedsville Inn
' Wednesday ni^ht.
The supper was
J/ \' ^ ' v o n to introduce the hotel under
*"-' • its new management.
Mrs. .June
Luther is the new proprietor of ;hc
hotel.
(icofKe Palmer has moved from
\ | Red Hank to the Lane;endorf farm,
II which he recently , bought.
He has
' ' had many improvements made to the
| | . house njut outbuildings. Mr. Palnie.r
• i. will engage in poultry farming on a
' ]are;e scale.
, ,
Miss Anderson anil Miss Cross,
< ' the public school teachers, gave a
j ; Hallowe'en party at t h e srhoolhouse
, , Friday afternoon for their pupils.
• ' The children en^a^ed in an apple[ eating contest with their hands tied
behind their backs.
Fred Lange-ndorf ONeolled at this name.
Other
I , panics were played and 'refreshments
were served.
' • Harriet Hoaeh, daughter of Hovton Roach, is recovering from a
' heavy cold.
Mr. anil Mrs. Frank McCavron and
, ,: children of Fair View have been
• >' spending several days witli Mr. and
[ .Airs. Fue,eue l.ayton.
Mrs. (ieorue McQueen n f lied
1
' Hank has been visiting Mrs. lleluy
I'Ynton.
A Republican meeting was held at
the Kchoolhuuse Tuesday night of
last week and a Democratic meeting
was held Saturday afternoon in
front of Henry A. Conovor's store.
' M r . and Mrs. Henry Courteous of
Urooklyu ave visiting Mr. ami Mrs
Harry Riclidille.
William Hansel! and Mrs. Ander' son of Kli/.abeth spent part of la:;L
week with Mrs. l.inda lla.-sett.
Harry Lniigeiulurf is building a^
'!tarn;e corn crib on Charles Luin's
The corn crib will lie mount; farm.
ed on concrete pillars and enclosed
We do it Rough Dry by thepound.
Flat Pieces by the dozen.
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Finish everything if you desire.
Curtains, Rugs, and Blankets is our
middle name.
Send them in.
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''•Prices lower Jthan most any other
place, and work sweet, clean and soft.
Will call around if you let us know.
62 WHITE STREET, RED BANK, N. J.
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Telephone 32-J.
EXPERT
STORAGE, EXPERT AUTO
STARTER AMB GENERATOR WORK
JACK
4 4 West Street, Mear Monmoutli
RED BANK, M. J. Telephone Connection
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Real Estate and Insurance
6 8 ^ 4 BROAD STREET
RED BANK, N. J.
Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado arid
Plate Cllaea Insurance
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with mesh wire.
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FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
A warm cellar is a poor storehouse. That's why vegetables and other foodstuffs cannot usually be kept in the
basements of homes heated by the old style pipe furnaces,
or the more costly systems. The
Home Ventilator Furnace
Tho Orijinul PATENTED Plpoicu Model ~
Manufactured only by the HOMER FURNACE CO., Homer, Mich,
will radiate enough heat to keep the cellar free from
dampness, but will not detract from its natural coolness.
Vegetables can be stored with perfect safety.
_ Heat is not wasted with the, "Home Ventilator." The
scientific principle of design and operation sends all heat
units through the combination hot- and cold-air register,
and from there it is evenly distributed throughout the house.
Clean, simple and safe, si Doesn't waste space and
doesn't necessitate a big installation cost. We can equip
your residence with a "Home Ventilator" in a few hours,
for a little more than you would pay for a good base
burner. Ask us for more information.
William O'Brien, Red Bank and Seabright.
a jure anj naj llx Jootfcl "Fmm Pig to Pen"
'"The Hosme o£ Sweets"
Page & Shaw,
Own Pure Confectionery
Our home-made pure confectionery -is made on the
premises under the most careful supervision and in a modern
sanitary candy kitchen. Step in and ask to see how our
candy is made. We're proud of.our sanitary methods.
Delicious Home-made ice Cream and Bees
By the Plate or In Bulk
Refreshing Sundaes and Cream
Orders Delivered
.Inlm Sherman has a sick cow.
Kred Kerch lias finished harvesting
T1NT0N FALLS NEWS.
his apple crop. . l i e has sold a lar^e
part
of the fruit to city dealers anil
j William Casler and Family to Spend he has
46 BUOAD STREET
RED
I. J.
(he balance iiv a cold storage
Iho Winter in Florida.
plant which h e rents a t Newark,
Telephone
112
Mr. anil Mrs. William Casler and
Marney LanCis home from the As! children, in company with H party of bury Park hospital, where he was a
friends, expect to leave the lattei patient live weeks following an operpart of this month for a n automobile 1 ation,
T h e Columbia ( n o adjustment
l i e is doiti£ light Work on
trip t o Florida, w h e r e " they will, the Kerch farm.
payment) guarantee covers all the
spend the winter.
|
materials 'in tho battery.
It covers ihi1
Fritz Ringonhurger is building a
workmanship that put t\u-ni tlicte. ItgxiarI1RADEVELT NEWS.
barn on his farm on the Scobryville
antees an electrical capacity adequate to the
road.
J ami's Walsh is doing the Cucli
Party and Dance for St.rruuirements of your car; with an efficiency
work.
C a l m d ' , Church L n . t Week.
at least Sti'/o of the original capacity for the
Charles Crawford has entirely reThere was a bit; turn out Wednes- period of the guarantee.
covered from blood poisoning in his ! day nij;ht to a euchre party and.
You get a guarantte like this, only
foot.
The poisoning developed af- jdance fur tin' benefit of St. Gabriel's witli flic
tor Mr. Crawford hail c u t 11 corn I church. George Sullivan won n pitwith u razor, ami for a short time it ,cher, Mrri. Matthew l'ower an autowas foarctl that the foot might have mobile blanket, William Kaney a sillo lie amputated.
ver cake dish, John Wallinpr a towel
.IOIIEI llean has sold his autoniohile and Mi;;s Helen Kilmartin a bathto Fred McGuire.
room set.
Miss A>;nes Dean attended a parly ',
Mrs. Ivn Miller h a s returned t o
Eif;litfrti difTrrrnt
at New York last week.
Monniotith Heach after havinu spent
point* of coii^tlut tion
Mrs. Thompkins has returned to Ithe summer here. ,
iiKiki:
tlic
Columbia
Buffalo after having spent the sumMiss Marie (,'ustelln, t h e school
K-iprrior in 18 dilfrrcnt
mer with Mrs. I'Yunk MeKiiire, Mrs. teacher, (rnvc a Hallowe'en l>ar^y for
ways.
Honeycomb
Mc(iuiri' accompanied Mrs. Thomp- her pupils a t the .schnolhou.se Thursplate fomiiitiim li:in
kins to New York.
day niirlit.
a truss,-.! uniclurc:
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jacob Vnnllrunt
like a strrl pirdrr
spent part of last week a t KarminirHIS 89TH BIRTHDAY.
to \vtth;t.ind liuckdsiW>.
li"i;.
Ilnivrrsal
Pnrty Given for Clinrlo Yolmg a t
IN CHANCERY O F N E W J E R S E Y .
lcriuinal» uiukc
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.
SCOIiEYVlLLE NEWS.
Little Silver Recently.
'I'u Ci'uriti' II. M c C n r t y :
M y n u i V . I l r n w n , I'litlntiir. VJI. V i c t o r C i l i n Aboul thirty pwalu nttended a jiiiT- ColuniliM in seconds' time where lioii's
lly v i r t u e nf on o n l c r nf | h r t'cmrt at
w
I mill H r r b r r t W l i m . Ili'Ttniliuitn.
Big Lot of Ciller Made a t the Mill ty which was i;ivcl\ u few nights a;;o
Clinni'tMr (if New .liTfcy, mailf nil ttn- iluy
N n l t r o i.r Atli..-liin..||l.
were i'iin.,iiinr<l Iwlnrc
of tlii> ilnti- lUTtcif. In n ccrliiiii rnuiu< whert*nt 1 Ills Place.
N i i t l t r l» livrvliy KIVCMI Hint n w i l t of i t .
by Mrs. Jacob Conover of Little .SilIti Cuthi-rlni- I!. M r C n r t y In prtltliini'r, u u l
Sralrd comipctorM .iri- |irotrrtinn apnriit >•»>!.
t t r h n i r n t n t thfi mill <if M y r n n V. I l r n w n
Jnme:; Courtney has closed down ver in celebration of the 8'Jth birlh(i -HP II. MrCiiily, n r o ilrft'liclnlit. yell
Ilayoiut • c i l d i Vent |illli'< ni'.' leiiiihril tn iiinx-nr unit tilcnil, i m s w c r m illinllUt. I h i ' rlKlitn iunl i r c i l l t a , i,Kili«yu m i l
bin cider mill for a spell. There is ;hiy of her father, Charles Youiitf. iiirxpirii-m'c.
rtlrdn,
Kciinln unit c l l u t t r l n . lurxln ulnl t r l l . it<-miii- t o potiliniicr'n iii'Mtliui ml n r )H>rntt. nifntH o r Vii-tiir (Jrlinvvddi). n non.reBlili n t
not siich a larj r c demand for theThe I'venini; was devoted largely to iirnl exceptionally ivije lillili|; hnlrs t-n.ililri tli«
illlli
ilny of l l r m n l i o r . next, .ir In iWti>ull
eider a>- there was last year. So farmusic, instrumental Helei'tions beiiif.: \ m i H> i-Mly lcani tile condition of ;i (Itrrt'iif, mii'li IIIHTC" mill ln> t ; i t . n nirniniit ilebtor, t n r t l m > u n or latll.OII, IUJIIIFII <ni( ,,r
llu- M o n u i o t i t t i C i i m m o n l'li-mi C m n t ott tlif
you mi ttu> Chnnci-tliir nlnill tlilnk ciiiiltiihlc llilnl <luv of Hrntrnilii-r, I OHO. ri'tiirnulilc u n
this :;o«sun Jifi.OOll i;aiions of cider Itivi'ii by Williams Bros, and Mr. and (•i.liniil.ia.
I..-I Hi In.iv y. 11 „ / / IS |..,MU s „[ .,,|,. , i - anil Just.
have hern maile here and all theMrs. Stout of'Farmincdale.
ItofroshTin. oliii'i'l nf luiid nllit i» tn nhtnill II ilc- t h r t v v c t i t y - f n u i t l i tliiy ..f jSi-iitcmlifr, lU^O.
Mfrn.il ninl iluly r s i T i i t n l null » • •
tanks a l ' the mill are filled..
ments of chicken sulad, sandwiches. urily iiii I ixvl.e-i v.1,,1 !!,..>. ,....;., ,., y m l _ * <-r*'«' of ilivnn-t' ilimiolvliiir t h i ' i>:iiiilaui< l i e hr ratsi i rIIITN
n r i l nil t h e «pvi'iith ilny of .Mi'uta'inlwr,
l » , ' . n y.,,» ninl iht- » t i l p p l t l l n n t r ,
Harriet
I'lherman a n d Dorothy cnl;o and coffee were servcdl i\lr.
1920, l,y t i n . alierlir ,if tlin Vminlr
nt M i m Iliiti-d
Oct'iliiT
1H.
li'^0.
mniitli.
Viiiinc all ended a I InlloweVu party ronovcr enjoys fine health. I l l was
, S. J. PICOT
ItF.Il.IA* t 01I1NN.
I ' H t n l <lut<iln r t», Hi^ll,
formerly t h e owner of a bakerv a t
lit I,oil); llranch Saturday ni^hl.
1
Knllrltiirn nt ivlltlcmcr,
1'. (1. AililrciH Itnl IIHIIII, N. J.
J'WKl'JI MoDKHMOTT.
Joseph Leonard bought, a (fun New York "and, I|O has led a retiitd
14 anil 20 Mechanic Str«>t
Hlork.
from a l,ori|; Branch mini last week. life for Kevenil yeiirii.
lll'.ll.I.V £ utllMrl,
Hod Hunk, N. J.
Approved and Improved
Heating
Plumbing
Roofing
Water Systems
Copper Work
Earthen and Iron Pipe
RED BANK asad SEA BRIGHT
It jmya to iidvprtiso in The Register.
RED BANK RECU3TEK, WOVEMBER 3 , I M P .
ITEMS OF MEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN
MONMOUTH COUNTY.
P«rw>nsl Notes, Sales of Property,
Building O^erstieai, L«jga Dote
Sliabt Firsi, Births, Marriage* and
DeaClta—Other Itami.
Mra. Rintha Graves of Keansburg,
Who has been (lithe past four years,
died Thursday week, aged 85 years.
She leaves a son and a daughter.
G. Howard Cdnover of Tennent
hus bought the Mrs. Alfred McKinney house at Freefiold and will take
possession this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Holdridge and
Miss Catherine O'Hanlon of Ocean
Grove have prone to Los Angeles to
spend the winter.
Greenwood. Rankin of Brielle has
bought the Carl Woolley house at
Manasquan and will soon move into
it.
George E. Smith and Lester McDonald of Lower Squankum hav
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
in 1837 —when t h e first cake of
Sarah RogeVs has sold her farm of
2.'!, ueres near Lukewood to Clarence
Kirkman's Soap was made—nearly every
V. Booth of New Brunswick.
household made their own soap.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson of Freehold
went to the New Brunswick hospital
last week for an operation.
They soon found that Kirkman's Soap
Daniel Joseph, the two-year-old son
was not only better, hut was more
of Daniel J. Hoctor of Long Brunch,
died
Monday of. last week.
economical.
Rocco Paternoster of Belmar is
making a visit of several weeWwith
his parents in Italy.
Today—the soap which does the most
Mrs.
Fred VanNote of Long
washing with least effort is
Branch gave birth to a •daughter last
week.
A daughter was horn to Mrs.ft.A.
Hutton of Ocean Grove lust week.
Bride Turns from Husband.
When Mrs. Veronica Youmans
daughter of Herman Phillips of
Keansburg, appeared in court last
week in a proceedings brought by
her husband, who charged her father
with kidnapping her, the bride
turned from her husband and said
she-would stay with her father.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Child Fatally Burned.
Dorothy Doyle, the two-year-old
daughter of Gco^> Doyle of Seabright, died last Thursday from burns
received when she pulled a lighted
lamp over. The child's mother smothered the lire with a blanket but not
before the child had inhaled the
(lames.
Married Fifty Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Heidi of
Long Branch celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary Sunday of last
week with a family gathering. The
The home of the Gould Storage Battery,
engagement of their daughter Lenna
to William B. Lackey of Long Bran.cn
was announced at the celebration.
the only battery manufactured with the
Catches Pickpocket.
famous Drea'dnaught Plate. It will give
Paul Caprio of Long Branch wai
on a subway train at New York last
you years of uninterrupted service. It will
week when a man picked his pockets
book from a vest pocket and started
pay you to drive miles to get such a battery.
to run away. Caprio caught the
man ill the crowd and recovered his
pocketbook but the thief escaped.
Opposed to Garage.
Owners of property near the Sunset hall plot on Fourth avenue at Asbury Park are opposed to the building of a public garage on the plot as
is said to be planned. They will
make a formal protest to the commissioners against the building.
Bakery Sold.
M. Dunn Gravatt of Asbury Park
has sold his bakery building and the
jusiness to Frederick W. Reitz. Mr.
Reitz now has five bakeries under his
control. He plans eventually to build
a big' bakery in which all his products
will be baked.
Making Big Fill.
{ho American pipe and dredging
company, which had the contract for
Iredgin^ tho South Shrewsbury river,
is nmking a big fill on lands belonging to the Runyon estate at Goose
Neck point. About fifteen acres will
be reclaimed.
Aged Farmer Dead.
Valentine Buck, who for 35 years
aperutod the Butcher farm near
•Yeehohl, died at that place Friday
week at the age of eighty years. Mr.
BEST FOR HOME SHINES
Valentine gave up active work aboiit
wo years ago. He leaves a widow.
SAVE THE LEATHER
jots
Concert Contract.
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
The concert nnd entertainment
TASTES A N D LIQUIDs" ForDlic \£S\&?c l 1il?" kBrOT ' 11 '
•ontract of tho Ocean Grove auditorTHE F. F. DAIXEY CORPORATIONS LTD.,
DUFPAtO. N. V.
um for Thursday and Saturday
nights of next summer has been
awarded to Fred Faulkner of New
of "Board, of Education," Middle- Yorlc, formerly of Asbury Park.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
town Township, and to bo forfeited Wai 93 Years Old.
Proposnls will be received by tlio if contractor refuses to sign contract
S. Thompson- Fullen died at the
Board of Education, Township of when awarded.
home of his daughter, Mrs. S. B. Ely
Middlotown, County of Monmouth
All proposals must he in sealed of Englishton, Saturday week, aged
and State of New Jersey on or before envelopes, with designation of work !)3 years. He had lived most of his
in the vicinity of Hightstown.
8:00 P. M., Tuesday, November 23, covered by same and name of bidder life
Three children survive him.
1920, at the Board of Education of- on outside of envelope and to be
ficea in the Middlctown High School mailed to It. A. Bowman, district Found Auto in Lake.
An automobile was found in Fletchbuilding, on the main rood at Leon- clerk, Board of Education, New Moner lake at Ocean Grove Sunday mornardo, New Jersey, ns follows:
mouth, New Jersey, or presented per- ing of last week. The car belonged
On the general construction, heat- sonally ut the stated meeting' at or :o Philip Ryan nnd it went into the
ing and ventilation, plumbing, water before 8:00 P. M., in Leonardo High lake when Ryan misjudged the width
system, aowage disposal system, elec- School building, Leonardo, New Jer- of the rond nt that point.
Drank Wood Alcohol.
trical work of a six room fireproof sey.
William White of Long Branch, a
touilding to be built'at corner of Har- Tho Board of Education reserves
mony and Jersey avenues, Port Mon- the right to reject any or all pro-painter, drank a quantity of wood
alcohol
last week in an attempt to
mouth, New Jersey.
end his life. He was found on the
posals.
Alao on general construction, heattreet
in
a serious condition but it is
Board of Education, Middletown. lelieved ho
ing and ventilation, plumbing, elecwill recover.
It.
A.
BOWMAN,
trical work of additions t o township
District Clerk, Board of Education, Hmmom—Powers.
high school building at Leonardo,
Misa Francos Einmons of Long
Middletown Township, Monmouth
Branch and Francis W. Powers of DuN. J.
County, New Jersey.
luth,
Wisconsin, were married at New
Also on general construction, heatYork last July. Announcement of the
ing and ventilation, electrical work on
PROPOSALS WANTED
wedding was made last week.
additions to grade school building on
(Continued on next page.)
for firelionBe alterations. Bids for almain road at Middletown, New Jerterations to fireliouse section of Eatsey.
ontown township hull will lie received
Separate proposals must be tenby the lownsliin committee on or bedered on "General Construction,"
fore 8:30 P. M. Wednesday, Novem"Heating and Ventilation," "Electriber 10th, 1020, at meeting, room in
cal Work," "Plumbing,"1 "Sewage
Etttontovvn town'hall.
Disposal," "Water System," but auch
Pinna and specification!) can be sebidn may cover the work on one, two
cured from Ernest A. Ari'nd, archiVinolis What You Need to Build
or till Bcliool buildings ut tho option
tect, 10r» West 40th street.. New York
You Up and Give You Strength
of tho bidder.
city, or Kinmonth Ihiilding, Asbury
I'lanii and specifications are on file
Because it io a non-nccrct, scienrl^ N. .1.
tific combination of the most sucin the ofllec i\t IiConardo school und
Certified cheek for 5 ' ; of bid must
cessful tonica known — Cod ^iver
ill the ofltci'S of Ernest A. Arond,
accompany the hid. The township
and lieof Poptonen, Iron, Nux
architect, 105 Went 40th street, New
Vomica and Hypophoaphiten.
committee reserve:) the right to reject
York City and Kinmonth building,
It eririchca tho blood with tliouany or all bidn.
Hands of. red lilooil corpunclea,
Anbury l'nrl;, N. J. Copios may lie
W1IXIAM CARI.ILK,
quickens
the circulation, created
obtained on each building from urclila hearty appotito nnd impnrtn
Chairman.
toct upon deposit of $lfi.OO, ten
otrength nnd vigor to ovury part
!($10.00) dollani of which will be re-PERKY II. COOK,
of tlie body.
i;|orltfunded upon.return of name in good _
Phyfliciann Prencribo
condition.
NOTicr. oi' 3I:TTI.I:MI;NT OK ACCOUNT':
find Oruggiuti) Recommend
K i i l n l r iif H I M . JmmM A . l l c u l y , ilc
I.
A certified chock or Surety Co. bid Nutlci- In l i . r . h y irIv.-ti Unit tlu< n r c u u u t a
Mm n u i i n r r l l n T . iiilinlnl.ili i.Hir w i t h will nllbond for the num of $100 will bo re-nf
iirii.il iif t h e v n l u l , . ,rf >.ulil i l n - m a t ' i l . %v 111 li«
quired with "(Jenenil Construction" nlKlllril ntl.i Mnt.'il liv t lie K l i r r i n i n t r nf tile
o u n t y . . r M o m m m t h m.il r . iiorti>l f u r a i t I>roiio3aln on each .building, $100.00 CtleiiK'Mt
t o I hi- (Hi,In,n.i ('.
I of ,,,,l<l C o m i y , o n Tftiiiiiiliiy, Hi
n , | ,1 ,> ,,f l l r c t n n .
for "Ifoat luff unit Ventilation" of tItor,
A . I ) . 11KIII, nt wlilt-li thiiii niiiillnitlnii
cucli building, $100.00 for "Plumli- will hi> mn.Io f o r I h x nlli.wnm-fi o f t o i . m o r i n n mill ruluim-i frxu.
itiff" of each building, $110.00 for I l nDntnil
October lath, A. 1). 1020. It Does All Wo Claim
ltBV. UKNNIH J- HIHMIAN.
"Electrical Work" of each building.
. or Costs You Nothing
Cheeks to be drawn to tho order
It pays to mlvertUe In The Register.
0T
HENRY CAMPBELL, President
DANIEL S. ELY, Vice-Pres.
| EDWIN R. CONOVER, Cashier
Wt*ei* Soap
WasMadeln
Horn©
FIDUCIARY CAPACITY.
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•
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• With most everyone, there are certain bequests, certain
specific desires, certain wishes, which at some later
date are to be observed. Such personal matters are best
observed when confidence and trust is placed with lawfully appointed custodians.
This does not mean that the individual need explain in
detail just what is desired, but by taking the precaution
of providing the proper guardian or administrator many
unforseen complications may be avoided.
The Broad Street National is authorized to act in any
Fiduciary capacity. The Broad Street National is an
impartial Institution, capable of fulfilling legally the requests of those \vho place confidence in its efficient management.
,
THE
Next to El. L M e l Co.
BROAD
STREET
NATIONAL BANK
RED BANK..NEWJERSEY
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Specialize in Battery Work Only.
Reputation is Your Guarantee.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Garden
-
^
tees.
$
192O. &
41 Monmouth Street, Near City Hall,
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
ALL HOMIE COOKING.
Business Men's Lunch Daily from 1 1:30 to 2:00 p. in., 5oc.
IJian.er from 5:uu p. in. to H:oo p. in.
Also a la Carte Rill of Fare at Moderate Prices.
Special Sunday Diiinei", Full Course, SI.00.
Specialist on Plank Steak anil Fancy Dishes.
Special Club Breakfast with d riddle Cakes, 25 cents up.
Red Bank's newest and best eating place. Moderate
prices. The very best the market affords, properly cooked
and pleasingly served by a kitchen expert of twenty years,
Make the Garden Restaurant your eating place.
JOSEPH
MORI,
Chef and Proprietor.
Caterer for All Events.
4 1 Monmuuth Street, Red Bank.
I
32
RED
JB
STORE CLOSES 6 P. M. SATURDAYS
OTHER DAYS 5:30 P. iVJ.
I
Xii&Xii^
IVAIESEAL
GOOD
AS
EVE.IL"
Private Seal always occupied a place of honor at
picnics, on the porch, after
the game or outing, at the
time of relaxation after
a hard day's work.
Om(«ire it uiifi t/te
suksutures. Then
anler a aisf. of it
TODAY.
From
your grocer or dealer.
PRIVATE SEAL
WhiteTeeth, Healthy Gu
a Clean Mouth
T
HAT ti what you should seek In a
dentifrice. And it is cusily found;
if you will care for your teeth regularly
with Kknzo DcntuI Crane. And the
delightful after-taste of Klcnzo—that
Cool, Clean, Klcnzo Feeling—i:i satiafyintj evidence of the good it doca^
Step hi und t;cta tube today.
No reason to change
from this old friend now.
It is still made of the best
hops and malt, still brewed
and aged with the same
infinite care. Its taste and
body-building properties
remain unchanged.
;/ '
You liked Private Seal
in the. pcist; it is as
good as ever Unlay.
BOTTLING DEPARTMENT
Phone Mullierry 2H-10
Newnrlc, New Jcney
JAS.
F . l . I G E N S P A M
COOPER, JR.
PRESCRIPTION
F^ive
^
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(S)
DRUGGIST
Registered
THE REXALL
Telephone 355
PliurnYiHcisits
STORE
REP BANK, N. J.
RED BANK REGISTER..NOVEMBER'3, 1S20.
Page Eigbl
HOME FURNISHING
AT STEINBACH'S
Special Sale of
rRFTOMNFS
Everyone a beauty. Here's your chance to save considerable money on a highgrade rug. We are placing on sale for three days forty-one rugs from our regular
stock.
Every rug is perfect and "a remarkable value at the price offered.
Years of service, are built into these rugs, the patterns and colors are pleasing and
the assortment is varied enough to suit all tastes. '
Reg.
8-3x10-6"
3 Seamless rugs
1 Printed tapestry
9x12
3 Printed tapestry
AXMINSTERS
31.50
.8-3x10-6
5 High grade Axminsters
9x12
3 Seamless Axminsters
1 Seamless Axminster
4 Frhe grade Axminsters
8-3x10-6
'
24.50
12.50
32.50
20.00
Re?.
ROYAL
Special
24.50
Special
8-3x10-6
1 Seamless velvet Wilton
1 Fine Wilton
9x12
•3 Velvet Wiltons
2 Seamless velvet Wiltons
2 Velvet Wiltons .
1 Seamless velvet Wilton
• 1 Fine Wilton
57.50
47.50
CHENILLE
87.50
6Z.50
62.50
52.50
49.50
47.50
9x12
4,Seamless Chenilles in plain
colors
During these three days you can save consider- •
able money on this splendid drapery material. A
WILTONS
BRUSSELLS
Thursday^ Friday and
•
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•
:
49.50
118.00
32.50
87.50
42.50
68.50
52.50
65.00
121.00
34.50
49.50
45.50
46.50
87.50
Reg.
fine assortment of patterns and colors, from which
yoti oan make a selection suitable for any room in
the" house, is offered at big reductions.
Arranged in Five Groups:
I—75c, 80c and 85c grades at 50c.
Special
II—90c, 95c and $1.00 grades at 60c.
97.50
75.00
Ill—$1.00 $1.15, and $1.25 grades at 75c.
WILTONS
Reg.
Special
155.00
122.50
127.50
145.00
90.00
95.50
• IV—$1.35, $1.50, and $1.65 grades at $1.00.
"• •
2 Royal Wiltons
9x1.2
2, Royal Wiltons
2 Roval Wiltons
V—Remnants of all grades, from one to five
yards, to close out, 4 5 c
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BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
week. The groom is a dentits_t at
Long Branch.
Settling Up an Estate.
(Continued from last page.)
The sale of the lands and bank
Frank Horner. of West Ocean stock of the late R. Frank LongGrove was arrested last week on a street of'Manasquan last week netAT
' £ j charge of driving an auto witbont a ted $9,980. A double house was
p. ! license. He was Riven the alterna- bought by Theodore 0. Longstreet
> [ live of paying a $.r»IIO line or going to for $2,000.
£ jail i'or sixty days and lie took the
Ocean Grove Man to Wed.
p. jail term.
. .The engagement of Edward M.
Ocean Grove Woman Dead. ,
Fielder, formerly of Ocean Grove,
Blrs. Carrie L. Priest, a pioneer to Miss Failo of Mt. Kisco, New
resident of- (Vffaii Grove, died a t York, has boon announced. Mr.
Br;idley Bo;udi last Friday after a Fielder is connected with a bank at
"oii(j sickness.
Slie had lived at Mt. Kisco.
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Ocean drove 18 years and for 43
years conducted a hoarding house Hunter—Kerloot.
there.
Mrs. Annie B. Hunter and John B.
Korfoot of Freehold were married at
A Big Smokestack.
that place last week by Rev. John F.
A smokestack eighty feet hitrh and Milbank. Mr. Korfoot was a brotherTRIMMED and UMTRIWiMED MILLINERY.
eight feet wide at tlie base is being
built at the rear of the Freehold in-law of Mrs. Hunter's first husband.
DRESSES, COATS and SUITS
courthouse. The stack will be used Wedded 25 Yearj.
SHIRTWAISTS and SKIRTS
CHILDREN'S WEAR in coiincctioii with the new hunting Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dallas of
plant for the courthouse.
Bradley Beach celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Monday night of
Bridge Work Stopped.
last week, when they entertained a
Work on the new railroad bridge gathering of relatives and friends.
across Shark river a t Belmar 'was
stopped last week by an order from Sale of a Farm,
Ibe War department. Th government
T. V. W. Griffin has sold one of his
mmmmm will insist that the old piling be re-farms near Tonucnt to John Mazoruk
moved from the river.
of Newark. Mr. Mazeruk plans to
conduct the place as a truck farm
An Allentown Wedding.
Miss Mary T. Hart,, daughter of and sell the produce at Newark.
David Hart of Cream Ridge, and Wil- On Southern Trip.
liam I1', Hyan of Massachusetts were
Stanley Ilulslr.irt of Lower Squnnmarried at the Allentown Catholic kum is on a trip to Florida, where he
church on Wednesday, October 20th, will try to dispose of the big crop of
by Rev. ,1. F . Walsh.'
potatoes harvested and stored away
If you have a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxby his father, II. Edward Hulshart.
College Football Conch.
Fifth Broken Bone.
well, or any other of the smaller cars, see
Victor de Wy.soeki of Asbury Park
is one of the football coaches at Le- Mrs. Charles Hill of Long Branch
us for your
high university. Wysocki was a star broke her ankle in a fall from a porch
player at lA-high during his term last week. In the past ten years Mrs.
tberr. He is instrueting the punters ; Hill lias suffered a broken arm twice,
on the college team.
a broken toe and a bioken wrist.
New Truant Officer.
Soldier's Body Home.
We have them in the Double Cure AllTin' body of James Cere, xnn of 3. Y. Filan, a police officer at FreeJohn (iere of Freehold, arrived in Ihis | hold, lias been appointed truant ofWeather Tread and the Sinirle Cure Antieiiimtry last week from Franee, where '• liccr. He succeeds John Errickson,
(lie young man died from wounds re- | who retired after serving fifteen years
Skid Tread types, in sizes ;.n.\;>, 30xl!'';
reived in battle. A military funeral because of his advancing age.
wa. beld vi-s!cn!:iv.
and. Mlxl.
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&Yi
RMCUS MLLMERY 1920
Marcus Millinery,
8 Broad Street,
Red Bank, N. J.
Tires for Smaller Cars
Goodyear Fabric Clincher Tires
You are confident of the superior quality of Goodyear Tires —
while only one contact with our
Service will likewise convince
you of its superior quality.
Other sizes jind types in stock.
A.L.DAV1SON
SUPPLIES
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Corner Monmouth Street
and Maple Avenue
Telephone' Reil Bunk 1050
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Thi'U An lltnl, lint Th I) Cunt A'» Ulan:- (iontlymr Ilimu Tonriiil Tube*
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Vii:li:a of Meningitis.
NOT
THE ONLY ONE
I.i.ry Whilehead, a KetmsburK
girl, died a few days ago of spinal There Are Other Red Bnnk People
meiiilijrilis. She was a pupil at the
Similarly Situated.
Ke.iii.sburg school and the school
{'an there be any stronger proof
Has rinsed I'm' Iwn day^ in iirder to oll'eictl than the evidence of Red j
have it fumigated.
Hank residents1.' A fier you have read
the following, iiaudly answer t h e
Injury Results in De.ilh.
i|iiestion.
Mrs. Klizabeth li. Kllis of Freehold
Kiank Palmer, I Jlechanic street,
died Tuesday o(' last week alter a lU'd Hank, s:ivs:
/ ear's illness. Her death was I he re- will! pains thrnugl "[ WHS troubled
iy kidneya which
--lilt uf an aill i'l'liile accident in
hroui'ld on by IndiiK on my feet
whii h she u a s serii'lhly injured. Due
bme; hours at a t i m . ]] iilso ha
hail diz
sun survives her.
zy spells, which blurred my siirht- I
was not troubled very l'onp, however,
Asl.iny Park Coindi- Well.
MU< l l e n n i t t n Lewis, daughter of as I beard ol' hoan's Kidney Pills and
'ii'dr/'i 1 Lewis of Asbury l*aik, was irut a box at Cooper'.; Drur; Store. I
married tn Frank Ma-'en uf that plaei- was relieved before 1 hn<l tukeh the
l.-i.-t Wednesday by Itev. Jehn • A. lirst biVx and was completely cured
That wua
lioelii-.
T h e f'riiom is a v e t e r a n uf after takinc; two Imxea.
livo years aivi and 1 am glad to aay
tin' world war.
thai I have not been bothered sinco
Iliat lime MO I know my cure is u
New L.ibrury t u O p e n .
T b e new ("artiegie l i b r a r y a t L o n g liermnncnl, one." (Statement (,'ivcn
I ' l a t l c b will b e (ipened t o I h e p u b l i c June I'-', ISIli;.)
On .lime :M, l!i:;(i, Mr. Palmer nniil:
•;'• ..! "lit livn w e e h s . It i.-i p l a n n e d t u
o p e n t h e b u i l d i n g o n t h e f o r t i e t h a n - "1 inn always ready tn endorse Donn's
n i v e r s a r y nf t h e old r e a d i n g room a t Kidney I'ills u» they have .nlwayr.
pro\'en salisfacloiy lo mo whon I
I.nniv llriinell.
liave needed them."
L u n g Bi'iiiuli itoy Weil*.
'1'iice (1(1 centa at all dealera. Dont
Dr.
M a r r y A . Klinnky, ;;on ofsimply ask for H kidney remedy—fret.
David lOlin.-.kv of Long liranch, was Doan'ii Kidney Pills - t h e nnmc that
married tn Mis;; (leitrude M. I.urio Mr. Palmer hud. Ponter-Milburn
of LaneaBter, I'ennaylvaniu, laat Co., JVlfra., liuiralo, N. Y. .
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DEALER IN
HIGH GRADE CLOTHING
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AND GENTS' FURNISHING' GOODS
BEST IN QUALITY
CORNER SHREWSBURY AND LOCUST AVENUES
RED BANK, N. .J.
Clothing is coming down, prices have dropped about 20%
recently.
We have been selling at rock bottom prices. This drop enables
us to give our customers chance to get their necessities at lower
prices than any other store can offer. We have suits of the finest
quality, regular price would be $30, now as low as $21.50.
Our Fall and Winter line is now complete. You are perfectly
welcome to look it over.
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Our Shoes are the best bargains of the season.
We have Hats and Caps at lowest prices.
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WHEN WINTER COMES
BE READY!
Don't let the days go by without giving attention to the
heating work that is so essential to comfortable living in
cold weather.
We are in a position to give better service if you give
us the order early
WILUAM O'BRIEN
Red. Bank
Sea
Brighft
RED BANK REGISTER,
3, 1920.
Page Nin*
BRIEF mm of NEWS.PUT FIGHTING
I, C. b G. A. DEliATUSH,
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ABCHITSCT8 AMD INBIN
Boom 17 Eimor Bide, B*4 Bull. N. 1,
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| 0 H N B. BOYD. M. D.p
Mra. Ella Comnton, wife of John
C. Compton of Brooklyn, formerly
of Freehold, died Tuesday of last
week at a liospital, aged 69 years. BeBides lier husband she leaves four
children.
ALL THIS WEEK
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If You Are Pale and Weak, Without
Manasquan Woman Engaged.
Ambition, You Need a Tonic.
Mra. Wilhclmina Brevet of Munasquun has announced her cngajjement
to John W. Matthews, formerly of
TRY TAKING PEPTO-MANGAN.
Maryland, but now of Mnnasiiunn.
Mra. Brewer is the widow of Kohcrt
Rich, Red Blood Fights Off Disease
Brewer.
WHEN YOU GET BACK TIRED"
and Keeps You Well and Enables
Kicked by a Horse.
You to Work With Pleasure.
from your journey, let us take
William H. Fiitcroft of rarminp;you from the station to your home.
dale was laid up last week, from inSerious sickness often; comes when
juries received when he Vf&s kicked you least suspect. You may feel a
OUR TAXI SERVICE
on both legs by a. horae. No lionet; little over-tired.
You haven't been
were broken but he was badly exposed to contagion, yet all of it sud- is convenient and saves you time and
bruised.
den you are flat on your back and in fatigue.
DISEASES OF THB BECT0H UXH
DISEASES OP WOMEN. 8olt« 207 Brent Good Building, eof. BroeA*
war and Third avEnuo, Loufl Braoeh, H. J<
Hours: » A. H . to 12 11.; 1 t o I f. 1C,
Evenings End SuQd&rs b r appointment*
Appointments aave tlMo—telephone) SJOO^
Branch.
f | B . HAKOLD A. TILTON,
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SUaOEOH DENTIST.
QradaaU University of PenniylTanla. '••*<
cesior to Dr. J . D. Throckmortoa. M*. I
Broad Bti«et.
Olllce boars: 8 A. LI. to 6:10 9. U. Wt—t
day except Saturday.
P I E. L. H. STRYKER,
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VETERrNABY B
Ofilc*, Fnl>)io Service Bulldlns. fVoM I 4 t i
Residence, 81 Shrewsbury Avo.
BED BAliiT. N. J.
A
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Men. Women, anti Children
tloono 3C0-l-S!-Kinmoutli Dulldinic.
Anbury P»rl(. N. J. A
Phonea—Aebury
Wayside 261-I$I.
IIours-9-11. 1-j. 7-8. Soturduy. Sundoyand Mon
day and by appointment.
All appliances guaranteed or prices refunded.
for a siege of sickness.
We keep our cars in perfect conYour blood did not have fighting dition, neat and clean, and you. will
qualities. It wan weak and thin. Your | find our chauffeurs courteous, effivitality and powers of resistance were
cient and careful.
W/ILUAMnS. FOSTER,
low.
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COUNSELLOK AT LAW.
When you overdo you use up enerNew York.
New Jersey.
gy. Your blood ib driven to do more
GO Broadway,
Atlantic B«hland«,J
than it can. It becomes clogged with
N.Y. City.
N.J
Hoffman—Bennett.
waste. The waste acts like poison.
OBERT
PIEKCE,
Disease
germs
get
in
your
blood
and
Miss Florence Hoffman and RosLICENSED AUCTIONKER.
Reniilence « While. Ili-ii Bonk
coe Colliding Bennett of Keansburg dominate.
BRASCH BROS., PROPRIETORS.
Telephone 1038-M.
Dont let yourself get run down.
were married on October 24th at
Gpoelsl attention to sales of farm tteski
Opposite Depot farm
Keyport by Rev. A. W. Hand. They' I Take that good tonic, Pepto-Mangan. Bridge Avo.,
implements and personal property*.
went to Atlantic City on their wed- It makes rich, red blood that will rePhono 747
sist and rout out disease germs.
F. TETLEY,
ding trip.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
Pepto-Mangan is widely and hearand COMMISSIONER. OK DEEDS.
Tighe—Flannafran.
tily endorsed by physicians. It is efTelley'H Newii Stand.
Miss Genevieve M. Titjhc, daughter fective and easy to take. Comes in
7 Broad Street.
Rwi Bank. N. 1
of B. T. Tighe of Asbury Park, was either liquid or tablet form. Both
RTHAKOLD J . STOKES,
married last Wednesday to Thomas have the same effect.
DENTAL SURGEON
J. Flannagan of that place. The
Successor to Dr. Frank Lep,
Sold at any drug store. But be sure
couple left soon after the wedding
. 54 Broad Street, Eir.ner BuildiriR.
KoomB 4,fiand fi.
for the Soutli to spend their honey- you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan—
"dude's." Ask for it by the name
Office Houru 8:30 to 6:00 o'clock. .
moon.
and be sure the full name,"Glide's
EO. MCU. TAYLOR, C. E.
Pepto-Mangan," is on the package.
Buys Grocery Business.
Belmar Paper Sold.
The Coast Advertiser at Belmar
wag sold last week at foreclosure
Bale to Louis Burr of Elizabeth. The
first edition of the.paper under the.
new owner will appear Friday of
this week.
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Several Bargains
Minister Has Breakdown.
Rev. J. Ernest Mertz, formerly pastor of the Freehold Reformed church,
suffered a nervous breakdown soo.tl
after locating at Port Jervis and is
now in a sanitarium in New York
state.
Admission,
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Under the Auspices of the Monmouth County Auto Dealers'
Association and City of Long Branch
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LAW OFFICES
REILLY & QUINN,
A11 on FVoat, 3Proprle*or
BaildlnK,
Red Bank Davidson
Joseph Heilly.
21 E. Front St.,
J
Phone 2O8
Garnett, Kas.—"I first took Lydin E.
Pinlcham's Vegptabli' f'ompnnnd' for a
complete n e r v o u s
breakdown
following the liirth of my
oldest child. I got
up too soon which
caused serious female trouble. I was
no wenk that I was
Victim of Paralysis.
not able to be on my
feet but very little
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Spaulding, Mite
and enuhl not do my
of Charles A. Spaulding of Allenliousrwork
at all. I
town, died Monday of last week a i t u
had a bad pain in my
EI sickness of five years from paralyl
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f
t
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anil it
sis. Shu was 65 years old.
would pain terribly if I stepped off a
Asbury Parker Moves.
curb-stone. One day one of your bookWilliam Whitchead, who has lived lets wflB thrown in the yard and I read
at Asbury Park several years, will go every word in it. There were so many
to Providence, Rhode Island, to live who -lind bppn helped by your medicine
with his daughters. Mr. Whitehead is that I Wanton1 to try it and ray husband
ivpnt to town nnd got ino a bottle. Tt
over ninety years old.
necnipd as though I felt relief after the
Death of Asbury Park Man.
second tloap, so I kept on until I had
Morris May, a former well known taken five bottles and by that time T
jeweler at Asbury Park, died at that was as well as I could wish. About a
place Sunday of last week a t ^ i e age year later T gave birth to a ten pound
of seventy years. He leaves a widow boy, and have hail two move children
since nnd my health has been fine. I I
and four children.
I aver have'trouble of any kind I a
To Build at Manasquan.
poinff to take your medicine for I give
all the praise for my good health,
Webster H. Wood , of Lakowood
always recommend your medicine
has bought a lot on Broad street at
whenever
T can,"—Mrs. EVA E. SHAY,
Manasquan from Mrs. John H. Croll
and will build a house on it for his Gnrnett, Kansas.
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RED BANK. N.
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DMUND WILSON,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
RED BANK. H. 1
Offices: 10 EAST FRONT STUEBT.
A LSTON BEEKMAN, '
Any man or woman vTia kecpa
Sloan's handy will tell you
that same tiling
COUNSELLSR AT LAW.
Office!, I t Broad street, RED BANK. • • >•
SPECIALLY those frequently
attacked by- rheumatic twinges.
A counter-irritant, 51oan's Liniment scatters the congestion and penc'
DENTAL SURGEON.
Rod Bank. N. .
2(1 Nnt'l Bank BulldinK.
G
l i i t 1
Hours 6-5.
E
Irales without rubbing t o the afflicted
part, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kepi handy and used everywhere
for reducing and finally eliminating the
pains and aches of lumbago, neuralgia,
muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains,
bruises, and the results of exposure.
You just know from its stimulating:
healthy odor that it will do you good I
Sloan's Liniment 13 sold by all druggists—35c,.70c, §1.40.
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D R. W. M. THOMPSON,
I. D. COOPER,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Bncceaswr to Geo. Cooper, V. H
Fostofflco Building,
RED BANK. K. 1,
K. ALLEN, JR., •
G KOKGE
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SCIKVTCTOB.
Boom 7. Patterson Building, Broad StlMt
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GRADUATE AUCTIONEER
Fediirrea OT Glade Stock, Farm 8ala«, V
EO. H. ROBERTS,
sonal PropertT. New Monmouth, M. '
]'oltDlion« M!ddlitown_271-F-ai. '
Luke Longhead will help youig«*
a job, or rent your house orfillanj|
other want yon may have.—Advws
tiaemont.
lovers
own occupancy.
iys a Hotel.
imblem of Satisfaction
HE power, the satisfying performance and
T
the striking- utility value that have characterized Buick models for two decades arc again
the dominant features of the new Nineteen
Twenty One Buick Series.
Combined with this striking serviceability arc
beauty of rounded lines and the comfort of
roominess and smooth riding which affords the
utmost satisfaction.
For those desiring every refinement of appointment with general utility, the new Buick
Seven Passenger Sedan is admirably fitted.
Authorized Buick Service everywhere cooperates with Buick owners.
Priceo of the New Nineteen Twenty One
Buick Scries
ne-Portf Four, three ptitenffcr car
MotMTwrnty One-Portf
Modrl Twenty Onr-Ponr
nrPonr Pire
Pire, ire patsensut car
Mod«l 'IVsntr One-Fort/ 81*. lour piwtnjer coupo
M»'l*1 TVentf Onc-Fortr Keren, fire ptnenfer tedin
Mu'Irl Twenty One-Forty El (lit, (our pmenger coupa
Mmirl Twenty Ont-Kofiy Nine, tertii piiini|c[ n r
Wodrl 'I'wrnir One-Fifty,
ie?eu pai»rnfei todta
f. 0. B. FaOrrj, Flint, Mhhlfja
»17SI»
1791
2SU
2891
29BS
ZubS
I2SIS
Powell Banks of Asbury Park has
bought the lienna hotel on Atlantic
Insist Offl Getting The
avenue at that place. The plot is
Original And Genuine
:U)Ox300 feet and the property
brought .$20,000.
Laxative
doming Home from Greece.
F. W. Sutton of Asbury Park has
received word that his son' Evan W.
WITH
is on his way home from Greece,
where he was employed by an enASPIRIN
ineering firm.
iTio eif« and proved remedy for
City Bonds Sold.
Ccli. Grippo. Htiilnche. U c .
2 5 c el oil dnij
Asbury Park's issue of twenty year
floating debt bonds totaling $98,500
were sold last week to J. S. Rippel &
Company on their bid of $9,983 for
the issue.
NICKERBOCKER PHARMACY, HOLLY
WOOD & CO, THOMAS LEWIS,
Engagement Announced.
Dl&trilmtuln.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Brakely, daughter of Joseph Brakeley of Freehold, to David Shotwell of
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has been
announced.
Sale of « Hotel.
Mrs. L. C. Carr of Ocean Grove
has sold her house at that place and
has bought the Jackson house, one of
the big boarding houses at Ocean
Grove.
Asbury Park Boy to Wed.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Mary Myer
of Elizabeth and Richard 11. Appleby,
son of T. Frank Appleby of Asbury
Park.
Long Branch Woman to Wed.
The engagement of Mrs. Florence
of ordinary quality arc not good
Ilinnuui of Long Branch to Dewitt
enoURh for prescription work.
Ilurd of Utica was announced last
week. The wedding will take place
Only drugs nnd chemicals of the
soon.
very highest grade of purity are
To Quite) at Freehold.
fit for uno in prescriptions. Wo
William A. Noltemeier of New
iiso tlio best obtainable no matYork bus bought two lots on Broad
street lit Freehold and will build n
ter what the cost and allow no
house on them for his own oceupunone but registered pharmacists
ey.
to compound tho medicine.
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your mouth tastco
like till the mean
things you ever did—
mixed together, then
you need Ueecliam'1!
Pills, Your mouth ia a good indication
of the condition of stomach and bowel'
Local and Long Distance loving
In Large fell Padded Hans
Heavy Duty Trucks with trailers for the transportation
of Boats, Girders, Poles and other articles of unusual weight
or dimensions. Horses and Cattle transported quickly and
safely.
Five Ton Truck with large rack body for special
service. Piciiing up farm products and delivering
to city markets.
Fast motor express service to any point regardless of
distance. Sight Seeing Busses for hire for Lodges, Parties,
Schools, etc.
"Apperson Eight" Seven Passenger Touring
car for hire.
First-class equipment. Careful, courteous and
competent employees.
BURDGE and RUSSELL
Telephone 894
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
MORTGAGE LOANS;
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10
Talonlionn Kfl
10c,
(Ground Floor)
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Monmooth County fttitrngnlo's Office.
Notice tu creillloni to prenent clniins fitntluat
estate.
In the matter of tlto fittnto of Carolina M.
Cottrell, tlereaned.
Purnllitnt to tbo older of Junmb L. Donnhay. rjurroufito of the County of Monmouth,
maiU on tin* twpitly-nlKMli tiny »>f Auirunt,
1020, on th<: aviillratlt
f |.',,.,l.tl»k. Wal»«l,
executor of U»« cntnta of Cm-ollm* M. CoUri-ll,
d«4>Mn«4l, notion In hereby given to the o w l
(tl»> of Mill IU'COKMII tn «,«iillilt to the ifUJ>
•RrH>«r. nx«<Mitor nu etfoicdixiil, th«l
anil (Wnminlo against th e nnid ontKt^ under
o*th, within »S)S iinmllm (rom the ' M of
ftfornmtil order, or they will lirt
b d
of thetf Botkii>» lln»fc>r
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RED
Telephone 352
HERCHAMTS SYEAE1BOAT CO. <DF UEW JERSEY.
Teleulioni. 3«
I'ler 24. foot of l'rsiiklln KttMt. Now York (l.mi.llnic Hi Hit' Ilntlcry t« tnko on Bnd>t oil
Panioiimrii only). «niillliilil»ni]s. Oc.flin!e«iiilH<il Jinn*.
clnplHiiKi Coll 4!CT Conr,l N«v» YmU. i'.'.'.l Hi-.l Honk. N. J . llliilil«i"l« Ti'lciulione. 1W4
«lo of Any P.MIdi.e In tho Woil.l
Soabright,, N. J.
MONMOUTH STREET,
II. C. HUBBARD, Prop.
10 Broad Street,
Red Bank.
Sold everywhere.
In boxflt*
Monmouth County's Largest /tatoiaiobllo Distributor
40 Mechanic Street, Red Bank, N. J,
TlMI". l A l i u : IN EFFECT NOVEMDER l i t , 1920.
Bublect to clianco without notice.
BE
(D-M)
AH prescriptions nro double
checked, thua guarding sgninst
tho possibility of error or in«cenrncy. You may depend upon
tlio prescriptions you hnvo filled
at
Bed Bank,
John J . Qatnn
OHN S. APPLEGATE & SON,
COUNSELLORS A l LAW
Davidson Bulldini-.
Broad 8 t n r t .
From a Woman Whose Serious
ness Was Overcome by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Autos Damaged.
Four of the five Buick automobiles
being driven from Buffalo to Long
Branch for H. L. Zobel of Scabright
were damaged on the way anil one
of them had to be left behind for repairs.
Special Soloists
G
CONSULTING ENGINEER.
CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR.
8 Elflncr Building, I3road S t . Red Bank.- N. J .
Max Placer has bought the L. II.
Vonllaus grocery business at Long
Branch and has taken posseaaioti of
it. Mr. and Mrs. VonHaus will make
a tour of New York state with a view
of selecting a permanent place to
live.
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N. J.. Ai.,iu»t
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Coming-November IS, "The RigHt to Love"
(Continued from last page.)
Miss Julia B. SIcRill, daughter of
W. F. Mepill of Karmingdale, was
.married to Jesse C. Smith of that
'place last week. The couple will live
on the A. C. Soper farm near Lakewood.
Wood—Smith.
MissOra C. Wood of Germantown,
. Pennsylvania, and William H.-Smith
of Asbury Park were married at
Manasquan last Friday by Rev. C. J.
"Walker.
Marries a French Girl.
Floyd C. Emmons of Long Branch
and Miss Renee Y. d'Pont of Deal
Tops 'em all—
were married at Asbury Park last
Our * Composite derby.
"week. The bride is a French pirl and
has been in this country but a short
Best seller we've ever had.
time.
The result of averaging
An Asbury Park Wedding.
our most popular shapes and
Miss Ruth L. Yoolkl of Oceaiv
Grove and Harold \Y. Fliedner of
the necessary ''conforms"
Arlington were married at the Lufor five successive seasons.
theran church at Anbury Park hist
Wednesday by Rev. Walter H. GruFits and looks well on 80
now\
out of every 100 men.
Parsells—Holmes.
Miss Helen Parsells, daughter of
J: R. Parsells of Asbury Park, was
The best of clothing, furmarried to Robert JI. Holmes of Belnishings, hats and shoes—a
mar last Thursday week.
size for every size of man
Asbury Park Couple Wed..
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Mrs. Emma Mount and Edgar
and boy.
Irons, both of Asbury Park, were
•Arjrurrrcd (ratlrmnrk.
married at that place Saturday week
' Mnll Orders Flllwl
1 y Rev. M. 1.. Ferris.
To" Open Studio.
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Harry (.'. Thorno, Jr., of Freehold,
Broadway
Broadway
who conduits a photograph studio at
• at 13th e t "Pour at 34th 3t.
.Spring Lake, will i>pen a studio at
.Convenient
Freehold this we.-k.
Brnadwtty Corncri" Fifth Av*.
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A Matawan Wedding.
at Warren
at 41st BL
Miss Marjniie Hansel' and Wilbur)
NEW YORK CITT
He BeVoise of Malawall were nmriied at that place hist Wednesday by!
Jiev. Klijah F. Heed.
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Asbury Park House Sold.
* Kenneth M. Towner of Asbury VanPorn of Freehold to Walter W.
IV.rk has bought the S. A. Wertheim Bangs of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
estate house at that place and will Died at Hospital.
make it his home.
Miss Mabel Anderson (if Asbury
RuddyCheeks—SparklingEyes
Sold His Farm.
Park died at the Spring Lake hospital
—Most Women Can Have
William F. Matthews has sold his ] Saturday
week. She was .'SI years old
Wils t l u
i n ni near Farminu'dale and will soon ! "'"'
' daughter of William AnSays Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known
nove to a hour-c he owns on a noar- derson.
Oliio Physician
. y tract of laud.
EU cte d School Physician.
n BusineM in the South.
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D r . I 1 'rank ( i . S t r a h a n of
Dr.F.M.Edwards for 17 years treatcc
.1. Walter liutihcr of Varmingdale, \ branch has been elected school physcores of women for liver and bowel ail.
..'ho went South a few weeks ago, I]((S i «'<''•'" at that, place. Dr. Strahan is fiicnts. During these years he gave t<
his patients a prescription made of:
ipclied a real estate ollii c at West ! •' graduate of Hie Lull); Branch high
few well-known vegetable ingredient!
1'iilni Beach.
j school.
mixed with olive oil, naminR thent
A Siiccetsful Supjtpr.
[LaRuc—Fullwood.
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Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablct3. You wil
know them by their olive color.
About $7011 was cleared at a sup-! MisH Leolu Laltue of Oce.'in Grove
per Riven by liie women of the Free-' w a ' ; married last Wednesday to
These tablets are wonder-workers ct
hold Reformed church last Wedm s- ' harles W. Fiillwood. Rev. T. J. J. the liver and towels, which cause :
normal action, carrying olf the wasd
day
Wiifrh! performed I hr ceremony.
and poisonou3 matter in one'3 system
New District Deputy,
Gift of nn Auto.
If you have a pale face, sallow look
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J i i m c s IJ. I l o u s e l of l l e l m a r h a s
.Mrs. Charh'K Craiiewin of I.oni? dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
liei n e l e c t e d district d e p u t y f o r t h elira rich cclebr;ited her birlhday last
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all oul
Oild F e l l o w s ' lodges ill (lie s h o r e dis- w I; and she received a new automoof sorts.- inactive bowels, you take OIK
trict.
of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightl]
I bile as a gift from her husband.
(or a time and note (he plcasitiR result!)
P . i n t e r . l l u i a l-'nll.
j H c i ,|,, y —Curti».
3Thousand;) of women and men tain
William T. Hill, an Ocean drove j M J ..., ,M iu .||, a \
Dr. ICdward'V Olive Tablets—the sue
of A s b u r j
painter,
laid u p wilh inji
rcssful substitute for calomel—now anc
j . . ik wan married
s t j ' h u r s d a y tt
lie sllU'ered wh
then just to kctji them fit.
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EVJATTIE RUPERT in "She's the Vamp':
Wednesday, November 1O, Madge Kennedy in "Dollars and Sense"
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VOLUME XLIII. NO. 19.
RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1920.
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PAGES 11 TO 20.'
HALLOWE'Erf AT SHREWSBUUY.
WEDDINGS.
blue chiffon over satiif and they earned v.-liitv cbiyDi\i\tl\cmin;is.
I
VanBrackle—Giblin.
Three Purlieu Held in the Village
A reception followed the cere-1
Friday
Niglit.
Before a large gathering of relaaround to await the outcome of the
DEMONSTRATION TO BE GIVEN
HARDING AND COOLIDGE WIN intensely close fights for mayor and FESTIVITIES AT MR. AND MRS. About $30 was cleared Friday tives and friend.s Miss Catherine V,.
GEORGE W. BRAY'S.
night at Christ church parish house VanBrackle, daughter, of Mrs. Cath- boy, where they too c a tram for a
AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
BY GREAT MAJORITIES.
collector. Often times in the pust
ut Shrewsbury by a Hallowe'en party erine McCarthy of Wallace street, wedding trip to V\';i
shington. Rice
it was not unusual for large crowds
Now Jersey Goes Republican by of men to wait around until the peep Friends Gathered at Their Housq for the benefit of the children's wel- became the bride of Charles A. (Jib- throwers and othi friends aeeom- Mrs. George McVey of Maple AveWhile They Were Away and fare league.
nue Will Give the Demonstration
160,000—Every Republican Coun- of day to 11ml out who won.
The. dancers wort! lin of Locust avenue lust Wednesday panied the couple in automobiles to
Helped Them Celebrate Wedding fancy costumes and the chapel was
Friday Afternoon at tho Club
ty Candidate Elected—Patterson
morning at St. James's church. The the South Amboy station. Mr. and
National, county, congressional
Anniversary Whon Tliey Returned. jecorated with cornstalks und pump-' ceremony
Room in tile Eisner Building,
and Atwater Win in Red Dank.
was p e r f o r m e d in c o n - M r s . Y o u n g w i l l l i v c a t N e w a r k ,
and town returns were shown on a
On Friday of this week at halfMonday was the date of the fif- kins. The dunce was the first of a junction with a nuptial mass by Rev. where the "room I
a clerical posiThe biggest landslide in American screen on Broad street by the prolion with tiv Pennsylvania railroad past two o'clock there will lie a, freo
politico occurred in the election yes- prietors of the Smoke Shop. This teenth wedding anniversary of Mr.series to be given at the parish D. J. Duggan.
hat
making demonstration at the
The bride was attirt in a gown ! company. The bride received many
terday, when Warren Ci. Harding and wns something new for Red Bank and and Mrs. George W. Bray of Wallace house for the young folks of Shrewsrooms of .the Red Hank Woman's
of white satin, trimmed with Irish line presents.
Calvin Coolidge, the Republican can- hundreds of people stood on the siilc- street. They went to Shrewsbury bury.
| club in the Eisner building. All the
On the same night Hallowe'en par- point lace, and she wore a Urussels \
didates for President and Vice'Presi- wulkii or sat in automobiles to watch that night to call on Mrs. Bray's
Leonard—Mendel.
I members of the cluli who wear hats
dent, defeated' James M. Cox andtill! election figures. Frequent show- mother, Mrs. Alfred O. Wicdcrholt. I tics were held at Shrewsbury at Mrs. lace vi-il caught up with orange bios- J
Leonard,
are specially asked to be present.
Miss
Frances
Josephine
hoy returned home --'they \ J. Wright Brown's and Mrs. Bertha soms. She carried a shower boquet
l*'ranlilin D. Roosevelt for the anme eiSiund high .gusts of wind made the When thi
of whitu roses. Her cousin, Miss daughter of William .1. Leonard of The "demonstration will be given unoffices. The majorities were the occasion unpleasant for the watch- found thie house filled with relatives Shoemaker's.
Margaret Sullivan of New Iliun- Li'oiiiirilu, anil 'Louis Mendel, a Red der the auspices of the home ecogreatest ever given in thc country's era, and the Smoke Shop and other anil friends, among whom were Mr.
swick, was bridesmaid and she wore Hunk photographer, were married nomics department of thc club.
history. All the Northern states adoining buildings were packed with and Mrs. W'edcrholt, they having
h
i k chitton
hiff
d
d a lint Saturday night, October 'i'!<lj at Buy Mrs. George McVey of Maple avcIriven to Red Bank faster than Mr.
a shell
pink
dress anil
•were carried hy Harding except pos- folks.
.uul Mrs. Bray. The alfair had been,
to match.1 She carried dahlias. Wai-I V'ifw . House at Atlantic Highlands nuc will give the demonstration,
sibly North Dakota. All the Southarranged by Mr. Bray and it was a
ter Giblin of Red Bank, a brother of by Rev. Robert MacKellar. The which will occupy from one to two
ern states were carried by Cox with Dennis Wins at Fail Haven.
complete surprise to his wife. The MANY GIFTS FOR ESTHER HUR- the groom, was groomsman. The ceremony was performed in a room hours. Mrs. McVey will show tho
the possible exception of Arizona,
Fair Haven broke
from its guests
gathered
at
Klmcr
Dey's
curly
ushers were William, Harry, Frank ' decorated with autumn leaves and club members how to cover a hat
•which full returns may decide either Dempcratie moorings away
by giving maLEY OF SHREWSBURY.
and Harold Gil.lin. The wedding chrysanthemums and in the presence: frame with velvri, how to make
way.
jorities for nearly every Republican in the evening and went to the Bray
home while Mr. and Mrs. Bray were
Miss Madeline of about one hun.ln'd persons. The draped hat and how to make other
was played
Women voted at the Presidential candidate. Harry Dennis was elect- returning fvom Shrewsbury. A gift She it to be Married Soon to Milton march
E. Lamb of Long Branch—Shower Gorman. Harold Giblin sang "Ave ' bride wore a gown of white satin sorts of hats; anil .she will explain
election for the first time in most of on" mayor with a vote of '254, as of a silver bread plate was made to
Maria."
•
'trimmed with Brussels lace and pearl to the dub many'of the arts and dcagainst
a
vote
of
177
for
Arthur
E.
Was Given for Her at Her Sister's
the .states. This greatly increased
After the ceremony at the church ornaments anil a lace cap with a veil,, vices by which you can make a new
and 111(1 for Frank Covert, Mrs Bray. Cards and other amuseat Crawford's Corner.
the vote and it also increased'"the j Smith
I(J
ments
were.enjoyed
and
a
luncheon
reception was held at the bride's She carried white roses and lilies of, bat out of an old
majorities. New Jersey, which the '•''' hitter ran a pastor campaign. was served.'
A surprise misccllanvouV shower ihow
r"
Gladys Leonard, a ' At the'Hist meeting of the Rcil
at which sixty guests were the valley,
must siinguiiio, Hepublicnns expected Joseph Davis, the Republican candi~
'
ight of last week ' present. The guests were from Red sister of tthe brute, was bridesmaid. Bank Woman's dub .Miss Helen
date
for
collector,
defeated
William
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
to carry by not more than 1 'JO,000,
d
Guilleaudeu's
at
e amber i-oloiv.1 satin Honigman ot' Shu-w^bury read ll
Bank, New Brunswick, Rutherford,
gave a Republican majority of about I!. Little by a vote of !2'J8 to 236-. Chris L. liergc, Mr. and Mrs. Edor for Miss Esther New York, Philadelphia, West' Vir- trimmed with georgette and silver paper on "Modern I'octry." S h e '
KiO.OOO. New York gave the tre-Stanley Fielder and Harvey Little, ward Sloi'um, Mr. and Mrs. :iarry Hurley, daughter of Charles II. Hur- ginia
and
she
carried
pink ro:;es. Marion told nf the ilill'crtnt schools or forms
and
California.
The
hi.use
was
the
Republican
candidates
for
counWorthley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Klmcr
Dcy
mendous majority for Harding of
ley of Shrewsbury. Mias Hurley is decorated with autumn k'nvrs and Helen Carney, daughter of Thorp1..' of modern poetry,, including the
about a million. Ohio, the home cilmen, defeated Charles Hayden
dahlias, A buffet lunchi'i'ii was Carney of Leonardo, was flower girl.' lyrical, the symbolistic, the heroic or
Htate of both candidate's for Presi- and Clarence E. Smock. Harry Mrs. Wiederholt, Mr.
served by James R. Wolcott, 'I'hc She was dressed in blue and yellow- soldier poetry, and the various forms
dent, gave Harding a mnjoritv of Chandler and Andrew W. Handy Burst, Mr, and Mrs. William
shower was a complete surprise for couple went to Massacbu: »'tt
were
elected
councilmen
for
unexshe carried a basket of chrysan- of verse used by modern, versifiers.
Francis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
about 400,000. Proportionate maMiss
Hurley,
as
she
went
to
her
sis,
p
Matthew \V. dreig of A delightful part of the talk was
/,, .
m
i n» Aifjll'
1) ivuss liuriey, tia sm: went iu HIT SIB- Rhode Island on their wedding trip themums.
The 'he reading by members of the club
jorities were given in almost all ofpiretl terms without opposition.
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. W IImm
.
, h o u s e under the impression that and on their return they will live oi Red Bank was groomsman,
Atlantic Swings Over.
l l u g g , M r . and. Mrs. I'raiik I ' c n t o n , ^ , ) i r , h ( l u y p a | . t y w ; , s , „ ' b e R i v c n f o r Wallace street.
the other Northern slates.
wefdding march v.'as piayed by liar- of the. finest specimens of poetry in
The Republicans made great gains
A
_. each of the styles mentioned hy Miss
Atlantic township, normally n
Ch
A Arthur
The bride received many weil/ling old A. LaRos andl Chester
in the United Stntes senate and in Democratic stronghold, gave a magifts. Mr. Giblin was a tncniU1 of and they also played for the recep- Honigman. These poems had been
('•tni|;ie.»s. In the present senate the jority of 5 to Harding, but otherwise
iy, tion and dancing which followed selected by Miss Honigman to ilthc Red Bank ambulance c.;i)ip;,:.y,
lustrate her talk and they were handRepublicans have :i majority of only stuck to its old traditions. Demo•r- the ceremony.
He is vice president of the New .l.-r2, hut
A wedding supper was served and (J|I out by her to members to lie read
sey chapter of Rainbow Division
tlie next senate they i , 1 . n t i c t .,, n ( ]j ( ] ] l t c K f01. townshipp olliccs
cream were served. The evening was Veterans and he is vice commni.d.r a musical program was romh-ri'd by 'at the proper timo. Besides the
will have
majority of
elected, they and
beingl-'reil
Walter
D.
h RRepublicans
b l L2 j were
' Mrs.
"'
. . . .Beverly
. . W.
_•-. j u j | ( u n |>0<Jtry by .Miss Honigman,
spent in singing, dancing and gen- of Red Bank post of Veterans of Mr.- and
or M. In congress the
B.CConGivig,
ns j ,VWUj
. ; ,. , ffor - col iu,i-tor
l
dF dB
eral fun-making.
also made great,
gams
amUhat p
party
g
g
()V ,, r f o r township committeeman.
Foreign Wars.
lirnwn and Misses Marion and Dor-Miss Louise Doremus sang two solos.
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
will1 have a majority of 75 to JO0. Against each of these mei.i George
A serenade was held Mondav night, othy IMU-nger. Tin- couple loft for She was accompanied i.y Mrs. WarCharles X. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. for Mr. and Mrs. Giblin at the home a week's w.'diling trip. Tiiev are ren II. Smock on the piano.
'J . 1'Ynnk Appleby was elected ,S. P. Hunt was the candidate.
PTOMAINE POISONING GETS Jacob Wyckolf, Mr. and Mis, Samuel of the bride's mother on \YnH;icr living at Leonardo. Mrs. M..hilel
(•ongr'.'ssninn in this district by a
Twelve, new members joineil tho
r
majority of about ir,,OOt) over Dr. Koyport Democratic.
club at this meeting. The new memALL BUT TWO OF GUESTS.
' *;• **"*< M . r -, an< !. Ml',s; William II. street. About ~>>
were pres- received manv wedding gift^.
Bennett and family, .Mr. and Mrs.ent and dancing persons
Keyport was engulfed in the ReWilliam 10. Rannsny of Perth Andioy.
bers are Mrs. Vauderveer VanDorn,
was the principal
Mew Jersey's legislature will be publican landslide will] regard to Twenty-Five Out of Twenty-Seven ; Sidney W. Bennett and family, Mr.
Mrs. John A. Warner, Mrs. C HowBud long—Wood.
overwhelmingly Republican. The national and county officials, but for Diners Laid Up. After a Banquet ; and Mrs. John S. llugg and family, pastime.
Miss Leila May Ikullong, daugh- ard ,-Lippincott, Mr,-. Karl ,1, Phissenate will stnml lfi Republicans to .i<n.,u
p
.
local officials it picked
Democrats by
at River Plaza Last Week—Wo-, Mr: und Mrs. Guilleaudeu and famStewart—Hoafjland.
ter of Dr. O. Wa.'lsworth Budlong of teifr, Mrs. Howard I.. . lo.>-e. Miss
(i Democrats, tlie_samo as at present. I decisive majorities.
Charles R.
men's Auxiliary Officers Installed. ' ily, Joseph and Leonard Mount,
Porter Hcagland, son of Raymond Bclfonl, and John G. Wocil of I'Men- M/Try A. McCue, .Airs. Ja .es 1'. McTim assembly- 'will lift Republican ' Dayison was re-elected collector over
ocktails
and
ice
cream
!
Clarence
.
Wiedcrholt,
Miss
Lillian
I
Hoagland
of
Rumson,
and
Miss
Marton,
North Carolina, were married "tarron, Mrs. Thomas Gop.-ill, Mrs.
Oyster
M s
by a vote of about
8 to 1, and will | Thomas Kelsey and S. Frank Mason were
• ;, s part)
, ...yn Hughes,
. . . . • Miss!
. , jjorie Bruce Stewart, daughter of;, Wednesday, October 20th, at the Catherine Bailey, .Mrs. Daniel H.
among the principal dishes' at i
probably be 4.r> Republicans, to 15: defeated Dr. Herbert Cooley for thi!
:Vpnlegate> Mr. and Mrs. John,]),.. f;eorj?l, y Stewart of New York', bride's home by Rev. John C. Lord Cook, Mis. Cornelia Shutts and Mrs.
annual installation of oilicers and !
l')oniiirratn. Two or three women j mayor. George C. Smith beat E. J.luncheon
and daughter,
Mr. and
"'"'""' "'
were married last Thursday after- of Navesink. t h e bride was attend- J. II. Gilhuly.
the women's auxiliary of
have been elected to the assembly j Currie for assessor. The successful the Hivcv of
dllUE cr
Plaza improvement associ-'
" l " ! i"w-t
" ' noon at the Collegiate church of St. ' eil by her cousin, Mrs. Hubert (Ira-j
und in Kssex county'n colored man {candidates for councilmen were Rob- aton last Thursday
\Vilson Clarat
Mrs.
Charles
Nicholas of New York hy Rev, Mai- hi'm of K.lrnton, as matron of honor, j A Talk by an Army Doctor. r>
was elected us assemblyman,
j ert Kathwell and Harry T. Hopkins. Breaker's. The next day all hut two :
cohn J. MacLeod in the 'presence- of Tho groomsman vas Dr. llavry M. : Dr. Grillia of Camp Vail gave "an
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Monmouth county went for Hard-' D
, ... . n i.
of the 27 members ,present were
many relatives an
and friends. T
Thc C. Cason of H.lontoit. The weddingg address Fridayy night
g at a meeting
e t g
m
of
1(1,000 or
ing by
Miss Mrs.
SusieGeorge
Flock,Hunt
Johnand
L.Milton
Lly, E.
Mr.bride wore a gown of cream colored march was played by Mrs. Howard of the Knichts of lJvthi;\s lodge of
taken sick with ptomaine poisoning. and
b a majority
j i
f 10000
or. R « James
«>"» P.Mixed
Result.
Bruce,'for live successive Some of them were laid up several Lamb.
th ouimuU. The entire Republican
Best
nd
the
bridal
party
stood
lieRed
i'ank.
Dr.
Grillis
is
a
member
satin,
with
a
court
tram
of
white
am
county ticket "was elected by major- years an unsuccessful Republican Some of them were laid up several
Miss Hur- i silver brocade. There was a girdle fore an altar of potted plants and of a Knights of Pythias lodge, in
rt h e :lst t e
ities considerably less thaii Harding candidate for councilman at Rumson, days
andinstance,
a few of however,
them arc still
sick,
' ley' ' "
,been
I' a stenographer
" >' eilrs
has
in the oDf silver and her veil of old .Belgian chrysanthemums.
Autumn leaves, . Ohio. About fifty persons heard Dr.
In
no
did
the
received, but, ranging 'way up in the won the job yesterday, he defeating sickness prove serious.
law ,ofiice
i e ot
of Alston Ileekmn
lleekman of Red ace wns held in place by silver Ens- smilax, ferns and yellow chrysan- Griflis and after his speech a sup.
Kdward
O'Brien
hy
a
vote
of
i'Ab
to
thousands. The highest majority
She is a graduate of Cole- I ter lilies. She carried a bonnet of themums were the house decorations. ; per was serVed in the banquet hall.
The
luncheon
and
installation
i»>nH.
ever previously given to a candidate 408. Raymond Pullen was the other was held in a room decorated with man's business college.
white orchids and lilies of the val- The bride wore white georgette and Guests were present from
did ffor councilman. autumn leaves,
in Monmouth county, was given to ! successfull candidate
and
ley.
Mrs.
1VMW.O, flowers
flowers
a n d ccornorn****
i^j.
i.*,.,. Robert
*w.u».. V.
. - White,
-, a
-- sister silver, with a veil caught up with Branch, Asbury Park and Belmjir.
Davifl S. Crater many years ago, I Andrew
0.
Cottrell
was
re-elected
vas matron
matron of
of honor,'
honor, 'orange
orange blossoms,
blossoms. She carried a bostalks. The persons who attended it, A HALLOWE'EN^ CELEBRATION. o f the bride, was
when ho received a ' majority of • Jll3l-i<^ of the peace over Charles say
|nml her other attendants were Mrs. quet of lilies of the valley. A wodImportant Sale of Blankets,
that
it
was
n
delightful
affair
and
'
Gathering at Elizabeth Shoemaker's G. Maury Jones of Rumson, a sister' ding breakfast followed thc cere-: insuring sai'inga of up to -lO'.f. W e
5,01)0 over bis Republican opponentj Brownell.
that despite the sickness which fol
at
Shrewsbury
Saturday
Night.
for surrogate. Several of the He-j Middletown for G. O. P.
of the groom; Mrs. W. Thorn Kissel, moiiy and the newly married couple , inaugurate tomorrow an important
lowed it they look back on it with
Elizabeth Shoemaker, daughter of Miss Dorothy Stewart and Miss lefte for a trip to Niagara Falls, sale of blankets, comprising 1,000
pleasure. Mrs. Benjamin Crate, Jr.,
groom broth- i Th y have _started housekeeping at( pairs at pre-war prices iiiul meeting
is the new president of the • club. Mrs. Bertha Shoemaker of Shrews- Ethel Simmons. The groom's
Mrs. John McClain is vice president, bury, entertained a few friends at a |e f i Joseph S. Hoagland, was grooms- Edenton. The bride received many present conditions. We made very
turns are all in.
Hallowe'en
party
Saturday
night.
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ari.
Mary
Leslie
Stewart and presents.
fortunate purchases direct from the
m
preference for Dr. John H. Mrs. Jes3e Murfitt is treasurer and
Over H,800 votes were polled in strong
Masquerade costumes were worn and | Elizabeth'Reiman Duval were flower
Morr II Callaha
best mills; and also include stocka
VanMatcr, the Democratic candidate Mrs. George Kanoy is secretary.
Red Bank and the entire Republican \fo
r
much merriment was enjoyed at |K j r ls.
They carried gilt baskets
Dr.
\JanMater
also
made
...
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,,
„ I from our wholesale and contract dc1
town ticket was elected. .At a late
Hallowe'en games, especially at a I filled with yellow flowers.
i in othei places, but in
PARTY AT MIDDLETOWN.
Miss . M a p Catherine Morrell, a r t m e l l t g _ T h e y j, l c i, K | e p o p u | a r
which the guests tried to
After the church ceremony a re-daughter of \\ illiam Morrell of pstandard
game
brands; also line Nevada and
the intricacies of
cobweb
ception
was
held
at
the
bride's
horn
Hallowe'en
Festivities
at
Miss
Druic
avalanche
no
Democrat
had
f D a n l c l and
h l n A.^Callahan,
solve
I-rank
sonI!s California
Wool blankets and insure
not been counted, but with complete show of escaping defeat and Dr. Crawford's Saturday Niglit.
Among' the guests from this locality oRumson,
. c »"»
/ , o f Shrewsbury,
a v j n p s of up to 4 0 ' , . Full size si
returns from all the other districts , VanMater went down with thc other
maze. Those present were Mrs. T.were Mrs. Joseph C. Hoagland, Mr. were ' married Monday
" morning a t ; g r a y blankts, made to sell at $4.25,
soft
Miss
Druic
Crawford
of
Middle0
1
ami with nearly all the vote counted
Elwood Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. G.and Mrs. E. Drexel Godfrey, Misses %* S""?? ' Catholic church by Rev. j $ 3 p e r p a i r - F u l l s i z e Knod w e , i g
in the second, third and fourth dis- I candidates of his party. Middle- town • entertained a number of Harold
Nevius,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Ben1
fS Mai 1011
a
h i t eo l,l n n l,pts mndl' tn gt'H nt ST
P « m l and
„„,! Eleanor
TTInnnnr Hiunlaml
• V'JJi"",'
tallalUUl.
MlSS
min F. King, Mrs. William Shoe- Carol
Hoagland, Ur
Dr.,, "'•
j u - ""•
";, "!'
. 'T'.-",",1 uOal. ' i !| mwl,it
bankets made to sell at $7, at
trieU Arthur A. Patterson for mayor i town township re-elected as road friends at a masquerade dance Sat- ^'
maker, Misses Annie AyreB, Sarah, and Mrs. Ernest Fahnestock, Mr. i ^a'1;lIJ °^ onrewshury was hritlesmaid , ^5 M 50 p e r pair. Large size white
urday night. The 'house was dec- Ruth
•lead^ G^F? Wl..» "ffd ! over Walter%^^£±«?£™Z
and
Frances
Parker,
Dorothy
Connor of Navesink orated with emblems of Hallowe'en, Grover, Ethel Bowne, Gladys and and Mrs. Lawrence Philips, Dr. and 'and John Ueatty of Long Branch wasi( blankets, with pink or blue borders,
Harry Morford, the Democratic and j . a vote ofB.
Mrs. T. Bently Squires, W. Thorn! groomsman, lhe bride was dressed ; t ,
, $7.50 per pair. Extra
to 838. Elwood and dancing was enjoyed until a Into
Good Government candidates, by IE._ Snyder of 1,476
Dunham Rathhone, George Wood, Kissel, George F. Baker, Misses in a light tan broadcloth suit with a Is ! z e0 avna(l Iu ce x t rlat h e a v y w h i t e blankets,
Navesink and John N. hour, when
when
rrefreshments
efreshments
wwere
e r e P a I ,l l l . B on w i? ? . ?l l ;t o n
about 200 majority. The incomplete . ' v • , lf Belford, with votes of served. Those present were Mr. and | ™ r
Grace and Nellie Porter, Dr. William hat to match and she carried a cor-, w i t h three-inch silk bindings; pink
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Beak, Studdiford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. sage boquet of sweet peas. The ' an<1 b l u e b o r d e r s , $15 kind at $10.75
S
M and
dM
Mrs. George Sanborn,
Mr.
Mrs.! ^ ^ ^ ^ S ' ^ ^
S
S S - T ' U -jyJ S S S b t e d ^ ~ ?&T«-coinmitteemen
1,500, were over
re-elected
Halsey, Mrs. Charles G. Moller, Miss bridesmaid wore a dark brown vejour \pcr p a i r . others, including fine wool
John Percy Crawford and children, Miss Junior Harvey and Ernest Swan,
Morford were running a very close township
Ruth Moller, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsley , suit with a hat to match and she car- blankets, values to $38 at ?I2.50, $15,
II.
Wermert
of
Belford
and
Edward
race for second place. Patterson's Brasch of Middletown, who received Norma Sanborn, George Sanborn,
carnations. A reception was $18, $22.50 and $29.50 per pair. (ExTappin, Miss Eleanor Francke, Dr. ned
PARTY ON BROAD STREET.
Misses Cara and Marion Crawford,
h
d
total vote is n trifle leas than one, " ' t h e «rule ie( home,
after tensive selection of splendid comfortll . !«-,Mrs. John A. Fordyce,-, •H.
Rei-w?'.
h l c h lh e n e w l y man S]
! cou
third of the number cast, counting respectively 78G and 803 'votes. Allen Crawford, Wellington and It Was Given Monday Night at the and
Campbell
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', ,bc
P ' e l e f t i ablea, including silkoline, silk and
man
Duval,
Miss
Nannie
n a tn
Wl
n
invalid tickets, but the fact that his Howard W, Roberts of New Mon- Stanley Wilkins, Tennent Fenton,
Home of William Snyder.
Duval, Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. ? . P - ' I " ? . " Kl house- ;s a t i n COVcred, cotton or wool lined at
opponents split their strength about moiith was re-elected township clerk Herbert Wolcott, Misses Grace and
at. Fair Haven. Mr. Calla- ; "Substantinl Savings."* A. Salz &
L»H. and
mm Mrs.
v n ^ . VI.
,*. Strother
ut-ivj^nti keeping
,
Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder of Caesar, Mr.
evenly on two candidates, instead of without opposition. Joseph
K
s rv e<l
~- the war in the C o R c ( i Bank—Advertisement.
. - Bennett
I Alice Conover, Miss May Crawford,
concentrating on one man, enabled Albert J. Ilendrickson and George Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Willis, Misses I Broad street entertained a party of Jones, Dr. and Mrs. Wendell C. Phil-' !.3 1 1,"4 , '!i n if l t.l
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the hiayor to get re-elected. Mr. A. Rogers were elected constables. Maud and Beatrice VnnBrunt, James I friends Monday night. Hallowe'en lips, Dr. Reginald H. Sayre and M i s s ,
The Natural Body Shap«
Daly, -Boyd.
Morford will probably carry the Thomas W. Leather was defeated. ' VanPelt, William Despreaux, Daniel I games and dancing were enjoyed and Harriet M. Center. A number of i
! is pressed into every garment if we
other Rumson residents attended the '
third election district, which is theHolmdcl Goes Republican.
Miss
Klr/.abeth
M
Daly,
daughter
Wilson,
Ray.
Irvin,
Miss
Marguerite
a
prize
waltz
was
won
byMjss
Elizahandle
it. It's the modem way of
beth Kaney und James McDonough, wedding.
strongest Republican district in. the Holmde
of Mrs, Stephen bchultz of Linden doing it. You should keep your
Smith, Miss Ruth Cording, Miss Car- second
went for Harding by
prize going to Miss Ruth Boyil
town.
place,
a_nd_I'
_
rcd
Boyd,
son
of
Walter
Valentine—Lynch.
clothes well pressed. You'd feel betmajority of 12 and in its vote on t l,.w i rie Hughes, Clarence Wiederholt and and James Walsh. Piano selections
i Mrs. William Hoycr and Earl Hoycr. were rendered by Jack Joy. At mid- At St. James's church last SaturMost good
dressers bring their
l'-tjually as spectacular anil close rest of the ticket it favored some
to us ('or cleaning, pressing
as the mayoralty fight was the strug-1 Democrats and some Republicans,
day
morning
Miss
Margaret
Valennight
a
luncheon
of
sandwiches,
cake,
gle between Benjamin L. Atwater i There were no contests for local of- RUMSON HALLOWE'EN PARTY. cider and ice cream was served. The tine, daughter of John Valentine of Methodist parsonage by Rev Herbert .„„, repairing. They have formed a
is hard to break. You
and Mrs. Julia M. ICeouRh for col- '• flees. Sidney Bray was re-elected Merry Making at Edward Mullee's guestsi in
Rank
street. Red Bank,
was married ']•. belting.
^ Iheir attendahts were | " " "it• which
mentioned
111 addition
l u u i H i o n to
1 0 those
inose m
entioned
»univ a u c n , ™
u i " ^" . i n » ' « . . . o ' M i
> „ , •• n . , i , , ., t i o t . , , . ,,<• f t , n 1 ,.; 1,, "WA>
« • • • > - " ' • ' •••
» ••.!..,".
you
lector. Atwator's majority reached i township clerk, Alex L. McClees was
t l l s h t t u jo n t h l
at Rumson Sunday Niglit.
Misses Marion Hayward, Eliza- to Austin C. Lynch of Philadelphia. T f e ^ ; V , w t " l l i 1 M
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-'"T w l7' c l o n t
1K0 this morning, hut last night the | re-elected assessor, William Ackcrbeth and Eileen Griffin and Josephine
y
p
l
l
J
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Edward
Mullee
of
'Bank.
I he couple
will live
Jersey
Moe Gordon,
Tiice was exceedingly dose, with Mrs. son was re-elected collector anil Wilceremony
wasj v cperformed
with -"
, ',','""
Mt^'HR.'tr
bothat•of
Red
do
French proprietor,
Cleaners fi
D
y e rit
S , today'!
Sidell. Edward Brodel, George Roop, The
a 11nuptial
il
ii IJ Hilt mass
ultima by
u v Rev.
v , D.
i / . J.
u - Duggan
t ^ u c t a i i Clt
. , ,V
.
1
,.
.
,
Kt.'ougli in the lead. After a thou- liani MacFarland was elected town- Rumson gave a Hallowe'en party II Joseph
Phone 1151.—Advornumber
- ' u..ll!1'1' U a ' Xriwm IS ""Ployed as B r o a d B t r c e t
Clark, William Kaney,.William in
i the
th presence of
f a large
l
b of
f
Sunday night. The house was decBinul votes or so lmd been counted ship committeeman.
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.
.
_
chaufleur.
_
•
tisement.
and friends. The bri a
orated with yellow and white chrys- i Galfey, James McDonough, Charles relatives
Atwater took the lend and slowly At Highlands.
a blue tricotine suit trimmed
Shibla—Patterson.
|
T h o ropa2.
anthemums, palms and ,Iack-o-lan- jStilwagon ami George anil James wore
increased it.
with
embroidery
and a hat to match. I
Krncst E. Patterson of Red Bank is the birthstone for November,
Albert W. Worden, Jr., was a had Highlands re-elected Fred Kiefer- terns. Forty guests were present
She
wore
a
corsage
boquet
of
Miss Carrie S. Shiblu of Spring Someone dear to you will probably
third in the race for collector. Ap- dorf mayor. He had no opposition. anil a feature of the eveningg was a i
Ophelia roses. Miss Myrtle Rep- anil
Y oou u M
M
No
o llB
B ee ll ii D
D vv ee ll tt
Y
N
Lake were married Sunday afternoon ! pass another milestone 111 this month.
pjirently much more than half of the Edward Banhcrt and Jesse Lawpharil of Red Bank was bridesmaid at
f
l
midnight
supper
Patrick
lougheyl,
.
,
for
pressing
clothes
j
m
i
the
bride's home by Rev. Mr, Da- Can you imagine .1 more beautiful
t
0U1
f
l
l
c
j
m
i
(
s
rence,
Jr.,
running
on
both
tickets,
normal Democratic vote of the town
1
vies. Osborne Parker of Red Hank 'sentiment than a ring, lavallier,
went to Mrs. Keough. Mr, Wonlen defeated Renjamin J. Nil mark and
and/Miss Zelda Marks of Belmar at- ' brooch or scarf pin set with thc stono
made this up to some extent by sup- Walter Siles, who ran in the personal
ten/led the couple. A reception was appropriate to this moitli.' L. ile la
port which.he received from Repub- choice column.
hel'l after the ceremony. Mr. and > Reussille, Red B:uil:.—Advertiselican voters, hut the handicap was Entontown Colloctor.
Hiire.
M|s. l'attt'i'soii will live at Asbury ! ment.
too gvoat to offset the kirgc .number
to do with one's success. Perfectly house was decorated with chrysan- I'i/rk. Mr. Patterstjii is employed by |
,
,
I
Edward
T.
Himdrickson
was
rcof Democrats who wanted 111 n l l p ' elected collector of Eatontown town- We Would Not Dare Disappoint You. pri'ssed clothes add to ! ho dignity of themums and colored crepe paper,
Sparkling Cut Glass
ie Central railroad company a t
the woman candidate.
His opponent was Dr. J. C.
Our reputation for prompt and every man. We press the modern, I Only the immediate relatives of the Klizabethport.
makes a most uscfii j- nil beautiful
No ojie else on the Republican sllip.
The eoupb
Rush. Mr. Ilendrickson ran on both ellicient service in cleaning, pressing, sanitary way. It lengthens the life cf couple were present.
gift. W e have jii.it ivce-ived » new
ticket had .such a close shave as Pat- party tickets and Dr. Rush ran as a dyeing nnd repairing; clothes is
all garments. French Cl-janers and eft on a wedding trip and on their i
Murphy- Woodward.
line of attractive pieces that will
terson and Alwater. There was not paster candidate. There were no celled. Try us, onlyta timl that your ! I»y»'rs. Moe(iordon, proprietor, (i ri•eturn they will live at Newark, ]
pleasi' oven the rnosi rritical. All
Miss
Kliv.nbeth
Murphy,
daughter
even a semblance of closeness about other contests for townshi]) oiVu-es. clothes will look better, Sftiietter and i «™»« »trei'l. i'hone 1151.—Advcrwhere the groom is employed as nof William Murphy of Rumaon, was deeply cut with the l a t . : t artistic patthi' other contests. William H. II.
_^
Abrnni Johnson, Democrat, was wear longer. Our method of pressing tisement.
C0I
night to Charles terns. L. dc la Rciis.ii!:.', Rcil U.ink.
White, running on both tickets, and
X t ° i J e received many gifts, in- \™™« ^ The^ ceremony
was perHurry l!. Clayton, Republican, were elected mayor of Monmouth Beach clothes is t\ie modern sanitary way.
Community Silver.
chilling goldpieces, silverware, etc. j Woodward,
by
58
majority.
lirond
Street
Cleaners
and
Dyers,
formed
by
II
ev.
Michael
IL Callahan
elected councilmen by majorities of
We are now showing the largest
She graduated from St, James's of Rumson. The couple were
1
On Eolh Riven.
next
to
Hed
Hank
trust
company.—
nttendabout 1,000. In tile • race for asstock of rCommunity (fiO-year), R. - school in l'JIH and was employed for
Extrnordinnry Sale.
Lots in best locations, all si'/esi and
sessor George W. Bray vanquished Our entire stock of ladies' and chil- Advertisement.
liance (2. >-year), 'Ui'l Piir (Ill-year) |f['v'J,' ears at; the Woolworth store. ! cd by Miss Murgaret Murphy and prices
low;
bound to increase in
>hy,
Mr.
Womlward
is
Daniel Mur
the other two Georges—George O. dren's winter coat^s, consisting of
plate of Community product we h a v c j ^ r
Notice of Milk'Delivery.
as a chiuill'.-ur for John value. Write or call at 1 0 East Front
Ili'ndrickson and George M. Kandt. newest styles nnd made up in silk
ISank ambulance company nnd employed
The Shrewsbury Dairy Co., is now er assembled; from the odd
KtviH't. The Land ami I.osin ComIliay'n majority will be about 1,000. plushes, velours, silvertones, polo making daily morning deliveries of to half-dozen sets or complete chests. served in I'Yance and (iermany. He Tumbull of Locust I'ninl.
pany. Advertisement.
Jt looks like a close race between the cloths and other line materials, will be milk and cream in Fair Haven, Ruin- Let us take cure of your Community is the son of the late Charles Lynch,
SiiiRleton—Palmer.
other two (ieorges for necond place. placed on , sale beginning November son, Oceanic anil Soabright on route ne.'iis. L. lie la H.'iissille, Red Bank. a jeweler of Philadelphia.
We Call For nnd Dt-livor
Miss Nellie Kinglctoii of Kverctt
Mr. Kiiiiilt, Mr. Morford and the'1, 1!H!O, a t sacrifice prices.
turned over to them by .Shellield —Advertisement.
and Walter Palmer of West Long your laundry. Do it right at the right
other Good Government candidates
(Ionic and look them over. Also Farms C.u. Milk for babies from the
Bcnli—YounR.
price.
Keystone
laundry,
Long
Itrjincli were married Sunday afterFor Sale or For Rent.
received a far larger vote than either reduced prices on every item in slore. Dr. Fnhnestook'ti and Kennebec Stork
Miss Alice (i. licuk, dauglili'i- of
at St. (inl>i'icl'..; rectory a t Branch nnd Asbury Pink. (i. Swick,
Immediate possession, twelve-room
the Republican or Democratic parties It will pay you to come to Schranun & farm. ('.. ('.. Barker, president, phone.
of Shrewsbury, and linulev.lt hy Rev. John P. Crady. U S White street, Red Bank, rcpreaen
had expeeteil. Morforil's vote will Kon's, ;M Moimiouth street, near post- Red Hank H-R, Red JJunK.—Aclvt-r- house, lJrnad street, Shrewsbury, Richarif llenk
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steam heat, gas and electricity, two lloliarl I1'. Young of Newark were Miss Klizabelli Vaughnii of Ked tutive.--Advertisement.
be. around 1,000. All thc Republican office, Red Hank. Outfitters for tisement.
baths, pari|iiet t\oors, fireplace;.; acre married lu.'it. Wt'ili.esihiy at'tcrno.Hi lt;.nk and lOiigcne Singli'tou of
candidates! for constables were I'lcct- ladies and children.—Advertisement.
I-'nrm O w n e r s , A d d i t i o n .
— ._«^.«o— - at
the
bride's
home
by
Uev.
Dwight
Kverelt
were
the
attendanti).
of
ground,
poultry
house,
double
od. r'oiir eandidutcH for justice of
Lint y i m r fannsi f«i Mill' ill l l y l i n ' a
Lcnrn Wireless.
garage. Inquire A. H. ISortlcn, gro- L. Parsons. The c;rooin was rnrmertlw |it'»co were runniiis; on both'
Wntchui.
r e a l e s t a l e ollici'. C l i e n t s w a i t i n g f o e
Learn to send and receive wireless
tickets and therefore all four of
Our stock olfers a wide assortment and to build your own sets. Class for cer, .Shrewsbury, N. J . - - A d v c r t i n c - | ly a s o l d i e r a t C a m p Vail a n d b e f o r e Your liislriictiuns Air Lnw Witli Us. g o o d f a r m s . R o o m 0 , K c g u t r r b u i l d '
tiiv w u r h e w a s a remittent ot t l s w c ^ o ,
When you t.'ll 11:1 to d e a n , prenn,
thrm were elected.
of watches iif nil the I letter grades,
atnrting Tuesday, Novem- went.
Kansas.
dye or repair your clothen paying i ' . g , p h o n e V i : i , Kc.l Hank, -.AilvorArthur Gregory set up a vjrelofis and may be seen ca.'.-fl from the beginners
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mi till, in The Register ollice. Ilis< 1charming green o r while gold
funcv Ridgwuy, 1(1 Wallace. »tfwl.--AdvcrThe most nkillful worknmnnhlp ot r o o m d e c o r a t e . I w i t h n i i l m u u Ic-ucr, we follow your instruct ions. That's
machine worked aplendidly and The shaped wrist watches to thfl larger tisemenl.
Boy W a n t e d .
reimirknbly low priced. Tho 1'cnrl, 6 anil c o r i m . s . .Minn \ ' e r a Picot of K.-d service. May we have the opportunity
Register force, an well us other per-1 and plainer dresm of utility watch for
p p l y a t o n c e ; $H") to a l n r l . Ciood
Bro.-id «triot, It.il llntilt.—Hod Dunk Hank w a s maid of h o n o r ..nil t h e of convincing yini thai our general p l aA
At
I'"i»ir
Hnvcn,
c e f o r r i g h t b o y t.. b a r n ilruft'
fion.'i who were at the olUee to got him. L. do la Rmis.-iillc, Red Hank.
hrid.vilnuid!. w e r e Mi:;:l .lensie S i l v e r I l i l l i ' o f V uk
Hroad biniines:..
on McCarler iivenue, just olf Kair HaKiilsiii'n
|iluiniuicy, t i l
superrior?
uli'i'liun news, hud the advantage of
-Advertisement. *
D o n t I-'oi-f>«'t tlifl C o n c e r t .
f S h r e w s b u r y a n d iMii'S Uutli I!.'II , S t r e e t C I . a n . ' r s niul llyer.'l, n e s t I.
\i'ii avenue, two fine loin for sale;
•t, Uetl H a n k .
Ailv.'itliiogrtling thi! returns diro^l. from the
Broad
1"• i-iit l l i i p i i u l I ' h i i i v h , T h u i ' H i l . i y ( t o - of A s t o r i a , L u n g I s l a n d . .
Mr:.,
lie
tru:i| coinpaiiy.
A.lvri
I It.'ll
I Mill.
easyy terms.
Write 10 I'lasl l''ront.
Dnnco Scnnntjon.
wii I'leiis.
mint.
m n r i o w n i g h t ) . T i c k e t s , 5(1 cent:..
van C o l b y s u n g " l > , I'romi:..' M i ' , " ! M . ' l e l i l e l l l .
nd
I.ivifi intt'ri'si thnn iiimnl ncemed to
('oino in and hear "Whispering," ntreet, Hod Hank, Tbo Land
with p i a n o ncciinipaiiiiii.'iit b y , Mi:i:i
Advert isomcnl.
i'iil.
be manifested in the president inl also "Avalon," played by the ('annuls Loan Company. -Ailvcrt
Mnrnri A r i i i s l v n n g .
Mi:.i, A r m :'tronc
N.-iiv.-.
a t t i l . A n d r e w ' : , piirinli IIDIIS.', H i g h '
election. tit, Ri'il Hnivk-...tlmn i» |*IMI- AmlinKnailor Orchestra.' Tiwting's, K!
Victor NiKlit.
pluyi'd flu' w i ' d d i n g innrcli.
Anyone kn i w i n g t i n wlii-ri'iibimlii'iunilji, K i i t u i d a y , N . i v e n . h . ' r (itii, f r o m
I'ially tin" ciwie.
Appiirently must Moiimoiith street. -Advertinement.
T o n i g h t i.( \ ' n l o r n i g h t at Tu:t
'i'hc b r i d e u m . v h c d t o t h e a l t a r o n uf 'I'b'ur.ii'l ( ' . . v e i l , k i n d l y n o t i f y D a n - | KI-.IMI A . M. In 7-.0(1 , 1 ' , H . AilvorWanted at once, iuilcsladies, witli or tinir':*, I'1 M o n m i n i t h i i t r c c t . •A dver
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f'i»!Ls lmd dlHcouuteil llarding's elec1
i,.| Ciivi'i-l, Tint on I'IIIIM, N . .1. A.I- | , i , . | v m c n l .
everything else BO far as
the election watchers Avcre concerned
1 REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE. shadow
niul only a few of them stayed
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
HOWTOHAKE A'NICE HAT.
BRIDE-TO-BE SURPRISED.
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Have your doll repaired now, do without expcrienci'.
tion hi advance und a majority of
tlu> people who had a.iM'inbli'il on nut v.iil for Xnitin, Doll Hospital, Co.', Id'il Kanlf. Ailvi'i'liiiemi'iil,
L o n g H r n n c h i-'ishi g I'ior.
llu- Hln-i'tK to wntch the rctnrnn went '1'ruliiii'fi.— Advertisonient.
Whiting and Ling ar b i t i n g g o o d .
Tunilll.t
homo before midnight when Ilard1(1 Mon- Hail, and tnckle I'nr Hide Ailvi'ilim'
It pays to ndvortlao In Tbo Itustlntor. is Victor night at Tufitinr-,':),
ingV election bccunii* iiMiiured. The
ment.
mouth »treet.--Advi 1 iliiii'iiii>nt.
Republican Inndslide «eenied to over- Advertisement.
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a t t i r e d in while r n l i n m i d a veil v c r l i i ' c n i e i i l .
cnurbl
u p with o r a n i - o blu:.soiii:i.
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a r e n o w o n .nile.
C o i n " In t o n i g h t
Thi.'in.'iiil «f h o n o r w o r e pink c b i l l o n
H a v e y o u r dull r r p i i i i v d n o w , d o
mill In'iir I h c n i . Timlinif'n, I ' I
a n d c n r r i c l pinl, chr.v:ianllieiiiiiniH. I n o t w a i t f o r Xiumi.
Dull l l o i i p i l n l ,
moil Hi r t r c e t .
Ailvcitisctn.'iit.
T h e liriili'tuiiniilii u c i e n t t i r c d in light , T i u b i n ' s .
Advciiiscmciit.
RED gAWK REGISTER NOVEMBER 3 , 1920.
Twelve
ESTATE GOES TO FRIEND.
WE ARE GOING!
It was good last year, of course it will be
f
better this year.
WILL OF ANNA L. FREEMAN OF
OCEANPORT.
Colt'i Neck Woman Leaves All Her
Property to Her Brother—Atb'ury
Park Woman Make, a Very Short
Will.
Anna L. Freeman of Occanport
executed her will three years ago lnst
June. She directed that her jewelry
lie :old and the proceeds from the
sale be used in crueting a monument
for hoiC. She left $50 to the Harlem
Congfegntional church of New York.
All the rest of her estate was left to
her friend, Addie C. Johnson. ''
: Miss Doretta Mohlmeier of Colt's
! Neck left all her estate to her
•brother, William Mohlmeier, with
| whom she lived, in a will which waa
AT THE
executed last May.
The will of Mrs. Catherine A. Shaw
of Lonir Branch was probated lpst
i week. Mrs. Shaw left ?100 each to
her son, Hnrry E. Shaw, and to her
son's wife, Nellie G. Shaw. Thorest
I! of hi'r estate was divided between her
daughters, Carrie V. and Mary W.
Shaw.
i In a will which contained only 22
words Sister Ruth, who was in charge
I of the Catholic school at Asbury
Park, bequeathed all her property to
Adeline L. Jenecks.
! Lt'vi Bvoome, who died at Ocean
, Grove a short time ago, made his will
; shortly before his death. His estate
was divided among his children,
Amelia Kinj^;, Lees Broome and Leonard L. Broome.
Miss Laura A. Haddon of Red Bank
TONIGHT
made her will in 1809 but as three of
the executors named in the will had
died Miss Haddon niade a codicil to
her will in which she appointed John
F. Pope to serve as executor with her
Even the weakest amonp us have a power—WHAT IS YOURS?
sister, Ella A. Haddon. All of her
estate w;iS left to her sister Ellen A.
"THE ZANCIGS" WILL TELL.
for the rest of her life time. After
Can We Communicate Witli Man? Do We Live After Death ?
her death the residue is to RO to Miss
bu Oliver Lodge, W. T. Stead, Conan Doylu and Other Scientists say "YES.' Huildon's
sister, Mrs. Josephine Stol"The Zancigs" Will Prove These Possibilities.
fel, and to Mrs. Stoffd's daughter,
Elizabeth II. StofTel.
SEANCE NIGHTLY.
'
MESSAGES.
TESTS GIVEN.
A big estate was disposed of in the
„
8:30 P. M. SHARP.
will of Mrs. Albionia N. Wbartenby
CROWN HOTEL, 425 COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBURY PARK, N. J.
of .Spring Lake. Mrs. Whartenbv
ADMISSION SO CENTS.
founded the Spring Lake hospital.
•
Tea Served Froe DurlnjJ Intermission
During her life time she made generous contributions to the hospital and
si e donated the land on which the addilion to the- hospital was built. The
hospital is named as the residuary
Kj, itee of Mrs. Whartenby's estate.
I»i luests of $18,000 in cash were
m ale to various relatives and friends
ihd Mrs. Whartenby's personal effects
\\ re disposed of in the same manner.
I he rest of the estate is their left to
the hospital.
;
ERICAN
WHAT'S GOING TO BE BETTEfl?
"For
THAT YOUNG PEOPLE'S
i'ening, Nov.
at eight o'clock
TICKETS,
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35 CENTS
Both stores— at White's Grocery Co., Atlantic
Highlands, and at Labrecque's at Campbell's
Junction.
BIG FIRE AT ASBURY PARK.
....."'"'.
LOSS OF $130,000 IN BIG BLAZE
LAST SATURDAY.
Suijar Bowl Candy Store, Stricklin's
Clothing Store, Grosmau Shoe
Shop and Borden's Store Wrecked
by the Flames.
\ loss of $130,01)0 was sustained
n i fire which broke out at Asbury
I* nk Saturday morning. The blaze
started in the Sugar Bowl candy store
nnii was spreading rapidly when'dism\crod.
It quickly reached Ira
SM uiilin's clothing store, Jacob Grosin m's shot1 shop and Howard L. Horil n's furnishing store, all of which
ui IL' gutted hy the Humes. Apartments over the Sugar Bowl, and the
(Jr osman and. Borden stores were
wit eked, the occupants saving only
i lew personal belongings.
The firemen were handicapped at
thi start because two pieces of the
t it v fire fighting apparatus were out
of commission. Help was summoned
fiom nearby towns and an engineer
foi one of "ithe engines was called
fiom Lakewood, making the trip in
W n ty minutes.
35c
Evaporated milk, per can
Best lima beans, per pound
Gold Dust, large package
Gold Dust, small package
Fain' soap, per. cake
'
Campbell's Soups, per can
Kellogg's corn flakes, per'package
Loose Oatmeal, per pound
14c
12!/2c
27c
4Y2c
6c
lie
lie
5c
ONE WEEK ONLY
Telephone Atlantic Highlands 299, or
Middletown 760.
tonmout
Co., Inc.
We distribute exclusively select
from Meadowbrook and Sunnybrook Farms.
;S Branch Avenue,
NEXT
COFFEE, AMERICAN BLEND,
GRANULATED SUGAR,
ALL TEA,
25c.
12c.
35c.
Franco-American Spaghetti, per can. . 16c
Choice cuts Chuck Roast
California Peaches in heavy syrup,
Breast Milk Veal.
24c
Fresh or Corned Plate Beef
I5c
per can
38c
DelMonte Apple Sauce, 2 lb. c a n . . . . 25c
Fancy Tomatoes, 2 lb. can
10c
Shoulders Fancy Milk Veal
28c
Hind Quarters Spring Lamb.
32c
Asparagus, Magnolia brand, per can. . 32c
Small Fresh Hams.
Cut Beets, large c a n . . ; . . .
Prime Ribs Beef Roast
Fancy Sweet Peas, per can
17c
14c
Minute Tapioca, per pkg. .
12c
Premier Salad Dressing, per bottle. . .43c
WEEK
Wonciay9 Tuesday, Wednescfciy
SPECIALS AT THE
v
Swift's Dixie Bacon -
28c ib
Sugar Cured Calie Hams
25c lb
I Best Made Frankfurters... -
25c lb
Sugar Cured Regular Hams 34c ib
1 Shoulder Pork CSiops
38c lb
.22c
.32c
. 30c up
Small Fresh Cali Hams
26c
Fancy Roasting Chickens
42c
Small Loins Pork Roast, whole or
half
37c
C a p t a i n W i l l i a m It. P r i c e of L o n g
Branch died ]a:tt Thurnilay a f t e r a
Ionic :;iekne;i:i from a r n i n p l i r a t i o n of
disease:),
l i e wan s:, y e a r s (dd anil
was horn nt Oi'oimpnrt.
Mr: Pric
was e n g a g e d in tjie l u m b e r Inisiner
at Ocraiiport with tin- l a t e C a p t a i n
Hnyni'M a n d lalcr tm,k up t h e mime
biisine::'! al lirauclipiirt.
l i e leaves
a widow .i!nl two d a u g h t e r s . C a p l a m
I ' n r , ' was Ihe nldeM m.'mhtT of I he
Siiulli Sln.M.vshury ice yacht club.
12c
Peroxide, 8-oz. bottle
10c
Mazola Oil, pint can
33c
Queen Olives, 6-oz. bottle
20c
Evaporated Milk, all popular brands,
Jiffy Jell, all
flavors
12c
Hecker's Buckwheat, per pkg
27c
32c
. . . .
.' ..
Money Refunded. For Any Purchase Mot Satisfactory to You
IN
r
THE N A M # O N THE HOOD
MEANS
EFFICIENCY,
Farm
and a full line of
INTERNATIONAL FARM MACHINERY
Built by an organization which has been established nearly a century and whose product has
always given universal satisfaction.
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCK
'They have behind them a reputation for
reliability and service second to none.
The man or concern that puts money in an
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK
will get it back many fold in year-in and yearout service and satisfaction.
REPLACES THE HORSE
Will plow, harrow, cultivate; in fact does
everything and more than a horse can do.
Farmers, Truck Gardeners, Nurserymen should
all learn fully about the Beeman Tractor.
A SIZE AND STYLE FOR EVERY HAULING
AND DELIVERY REQUIREMENT
;
; r ton
1-ton I1. M-ton 2-ton 3 •, 2-ton
Mr. Farmer, Mr. Merchant, Mr. Business
Man—
If you are in the market for a truck, it is truly
to your interest to get a line on America's best
ON EXHIBIT AT THE AUTO SHOW
CASINO
LONG BRANCH
October 30th to November 6th
Hurl in Auto A< • i.l<-i.«.
.Inl
lirown of Kverctt was badly
int. o
the head and bin automobile
w a s w r i ' r k c d .Sundiiy in a colli.siim
with a n o t h e r , a r a l M a r l b o i u . M i .
llruwii W.-IH t u i n i u i ; In d r i v e i n t o t h e
main c o n c r e t e rnad when t h e o t h e r
i'ar b u m p e d into h i s m a c h i n e . T h e
E v e r e t t m a n ' s injuries a r en o t s e n
oils a n d h e in able In b e o u t . N o o n e
ebie w a s h u r t .
14c
STORES THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY
Hazlet News.
Edwin It, Pcseux has installed a
pipeless furnace and a lighting system in his house.
'• Mrs. Otto B. I.arsen and daughter
Margaret have returned to Elizabeth
after spending a week with Mrs. Edwin R. Peseux.
Edwin H. Peseux recenty enterOtto B. Laisen of Elizabeth, Mr. and
Mrs. James P. Mulhall of Utiea and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hyer, Jr.,
have moved into their new home on
the Hethany road which they recently
bought from Lester V. Walling.
Stacy Carhart has moved from the
William II. Hyer bungalow into P. O.
WeiRand's
house on Hazlet avenue.
1
Mrs. Lassor, who occupied P. O.
Wei^and'ri house, has moved into Anpelo M. Webster's house.
| Angelo M. Webster haa installed a
pipless heater in his home.
John Hertle and family motored
to Long Island and x;jsited relatives
; last week.
WILLIAM B. PRICE DEAD.
Aj;«il Lniig Branch Man Died l..
lhursclay After Long Sickness.
8c
Fancy Blue Rose Rice, per lb
Only Store in Red Bank
!
Marlboro News.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zucker and
daughter, who have beeji spending
several days with relatives at East
Orange, have returned home.
I Miss Kathryn Grigga of Middletown has been visiting Mrs. C. M.
I1 WyckolT.
Miss Roberta Henkert of Arlington
' was a recent guest of her cousins,
Misses Eli/.abeth and Catherine Hayward.
| Lincoln Holmes of West Palm
Ileaeb. Florida, has been visiting Mr.
j and Mrs. (u>orgi> ('. Tilton.
]1 Mrs. L. II. Goldfarb and son Harold spent several days recently witl
j relatives at Brooklyn.
.Miss Sarah Pierce of Princeton
was a recent guest of (i. O. Tilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Emmons spent
I the week-end with relatives at Tot; U-nville, S. 1.
Kllis Thompson and Thomas Lee
| of Orange spent Sunday with Mr.
anil Mrs. ('. 10. Thompson.
York State Pea Beans, per lb
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour, pkg. . ISc
No. 3
-....
25c
per can
Campbell's Soups, all kinds, per can. . 12c
• '
Palmolivc Soap, 3 cakes
Short Forequarters Spring L a m b . . . . 22c
lied Bank, N. J.
Phone 886
i
No^better place to buy the best in Meats .and Groceries of all kinds.
You will find in these prices a good chance to save and a dollar saved is J>
two dollars earned. Don't miss buying at the American Food -Co. Stores. -
Rib Lamb Chops.
Hecker's and Gold Medal flour, per barrel. .$12.95
Hecker's and Gold Medal Flour, " •> barrel . . 6.50
Hecker's and Gold Medal Flour, 24-lb. bag. . 1.70
Hecker's and Gold Medal Flour, 12-lb. bag. 85c
Fine granulated sugar, per pound
13c
Pat-a-cake, per package
.,
20c
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour, per pkg. . .. 15c
Royal Baking powder, 12 oz. can
38c
Uneeda Biscuit, per package
8c
Best creamery butter, per pound
63c
Crisco, per pound
25c
Snow7drift, per pound
25c
Campbell's Pork and Beans, per can . . . . . . 10c
Hotel Astor and Yuban Coffee, per pound.. 40c
Extra good bulk coffee, 4 pounds for
$1.00
Dunham Cocoanut, per pound
To Make Your Dollar .Buy. the Most
Shop
International Trucks and Tractors and Farm
Cor. 6th Avenue and Breadiaf
Tel. 530-1
Auto
Supplies
RED HANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 3,. 1&20.
HURT BY AUTOMOBILE.
Edgar Bray of Wallace Street Struck
by Car Driven by Humson Woman.
Ecifjnr Bruy, thirteen yeiirs old,
son of Mrs. Jami'Si limy of Wulliu'e
street, was struck by un automobile
driven by Mrs. llurifun L. Cmwford
«f Uumtion lntjt l'Yiduy nt the corner
of Broad street and the HurdiiiK
road. Eilgur was riding a bicycle
when the ucciilent happened. He
was taken1 to Dr. W. J. Wolfi-rt'a
office, win re it WHS learned he hud u
slight eontuaion on tho head. Edgar
has been confined to the house since
the accident.
FARM OWNERS!
LOTS FOR SALE.
Two !t>U on Cu.iyviitfr sin-it, Itlver 1'laza,
Lint y o u r . f . u n i with O i o r i r W. Zucker
Noa, II) and 20, for elite; S300 for the two(country property apcclallat),' Murlbom, N. J.
lots. Apply [it i Canal street, Red Hunk.
' MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan on bond and mortyadf; iony.
LADIES' COATS FOR SALE.
510,000 mid §ir>,uoo on farm rm>rttratreH.
Two i:ont», one l.lucli brnadcliitli, one H K ht term if desired; In Inrtfi! or nnuill amounts.
ilwlinl Panimei. real eotute, Srubriltlit, N. J, tun; 'BUi: :t«-HK, loti) in v
1 nviier; pvii-e John a . Gregory, 42 Broad utieet. lied Dank.
rtimim«ble._ 10« Kprim: Btie.-t, Rid Hunk.
FARM OWNERS I
HORSE FOH SALE.
r
Mat your farm witli flroiKf W. Zurk.-r
GIRL WANTED
lllaclt mure, ten yearn old; sound nnd
(country property ftpeclulitit), Marlhoro, N. J. f o r K e n , . r a l linUM'wurll f o r f a m i l y o f tin•-•Kentlc: will vi-ll for $60 un account of no use
1
trrown people; n o lilundiy.
A d i l r i " " M I H . fur horse ut present time,
Fred Hr.-nner,
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BEE HIVES FOH SALE.
S a m u e l K n l m l l i , l l u l i l i a n l 1 ' u r k , II, ,1 H a n k .
Vivnilcrbur,:, N. J.
_
I-'DUV liivfd of Huliun ht-ei*. Clm lie ^ c n
Halurduy oftcriiuun.
Tlieotlore Woliotl,
APPLE WOOD WANTED.
GRAVEL FOR SALE..
Eut.mti.wn, N. J .
Hlt
»h ]
].rk-™
r
paid f
for
r KK,, e n api.l..
api.l..sinit Hi
nt-clu
K i n v e l . PO
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h t aridd rh
t i e e b u t t * ; IIIMO
vvnhiut
h e r r y l"i.'u. A dd- iluuliticB. Apply to M. O. Tilton, i
r Hea.lI'ARLOR STOVE FOR SALE.
ilrc»i> II. P . ('iiKtor. IJOX 2112. Cnimk-n, N . J . ilen'J Comer. P. O. addreaa 11
: . ite.i
No. 12 pnrlor ttuvf. nlcl'.le Iriniminn, for
IJliul), It. II. Nu. I . _ •• _ _
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
mle t-ea»<nml>l«; braml new, I'M Cuthninu
LAUNDRESS WANTED.
White V.OIIUUI \vcn\lvji to tula- w!\i.!.i!t^
nine. Allnwcr to I'. O. Kox 100, iied Hunk.
Page Thirteen
ON BOTH RIVERS.
Lot.* in be»l locations, nil sizes and |iric--i
luv,-; hound lo inci-e.-ise in vnhie.
Write oi
call nt 10 Ka»t l-'iuut i-tr.-et, Red I!.,,,];. 'I lo
Lund nod I.ouli, t'onipniiy.
CARS WASHED.
ficotty
Is doiiiK b u s i n e s s u t t i n
itund. fjet your cm
shed while you wait
t ar, White
-I, Red Hunk. I'I
tnlie,i out for venillK nutonioliile rides.
FARM O W N E R S !
I.b-t your fa riu with ( l e o u - e \V. Z u c k e r
c o u n t r y ],,,i|,erly ..peeiolist 1, M arll.oro, ^i. , | .
M1DDLET0WN DAIRY
RY FAKM.
FARM.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE,
S p e c i a l milk f o r b a b i e s f r o m o u r o w n s e O n e l i u m l i e i l ;„•
,r i,,,,,d p o t a t o l a n d ,
l e c t e d » t , i e k . W e n U o l m n . U r t h e m i l l , f r o m ' i r a i i n m a i l u n d r o . , . 1 l,,,i, ... „ ,,!l o i i t l n i i l , l i i , ,
-- M
M di l l leUi
Storlc
farm;
purity
m i d I H.-iu-y F
I-'.I H
lylii
!i It.-ri-,!,-,- buildiuir
clen'ones,.
7J7-F-j;j.
i — d
lilinmiKrnpli
u s drmiiustriiti,!'.
-Heel.
Ited Ha
i n
will
osile
p . i f - r t
, „
liotcl.
HAVEN,
jn-,1 o i l I'nir
lluven.
in
l o i i n t e I n , n i l : . ; ,-:,,, , . e n n o d . l o j V V r i l , . | (I K..,.,t I ' , , , , , ;
tr,..-|, U , ' , || l , , n k . '1'ho
'ban
iwi.rl
d m , . - . : , „ c o o i p a i . i o o l o ' l . a o . l n o d I,,,,,,, I ' o n i p n n y .
..•II i..|-v
Clobi,
a n d n u u l i t y ;,, c u r m o t t o . ; p h o n e V l : i . K,.,l | i ; , , , k .
T h n m u s M.-Guire.
i
A TFAIR
WANTED.
,011 M.-Curt.-i- u v e i . u e .
POSITION
PHONOGRAPH FOR SALE.
C n b i n e t
FARM OWNERS!
List your f.rni
m i l l Ce.iiiii- W . Z u r h e f
c o u n t r y jirolieiHy - i'.-e i,,I ii, t 1 , M a i l h o l o , N . J .
look
e..n off'u>-e'.l"i-;."'\v'lV,l,..''"ll:':l"lied"ll',',,l:r""r '
'•'' 0.1'H.TS AND MATTRESSES
' —
" l a d . - i n . I I I - - l i ,, ; ele „ , . w h i t e , lay,.,- , o t l , , | |
-x
FORSALE.
- u . - r . a n d , - . , - . , . | . o f p r e t t y ,-,,|( I' '-'I : !a,T<P n i l i l o r s , m a s , , 1 , - 1 . b u i l d e r s r u n n e c u r e e x - ; " " 1 ' c I , " m e .-.no n i . - e i n
M ('i.-nl'- | o r rptionul h n r t a i l i : :io, n o , gallon k e n s left:
,,,!ure..i
. I ' l 11',1,month ,lr,-.-t, K e d H u n k .
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
ell-room h o u s e a n d l o t i l l st.-ite hiirhK.-it.intown; HO feet f r o n t , Sis:.1", f.-.-t
deep,
ii-nter
H I T i, »
n i n
uai n
i i id Kim;
n « » , nearly
ni'iiiii
Io
J In
I > ,' I a
I Ic
- IrIe
- iof
n ibund.
-i»ii,
S m a l l f a m i l y of f o u r ; lljjlit work, n o e x HORSES FOR SALE.
i nuirii
w i i u T p r o m i M j r
iiii - t c
M u c k
( iini!'
p e r i e n c e l e t i H t r e d ; pleuiie Mtati- wuk'OH , x One p.iir nf combination hor u s ,
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE.
Anplyjo All.,;r,Jlennis. EiiWil.,.;,!. N._J,_ prooli,,,; c . i l . i . l r i f Bin! H , S 5
—'
PULLETS FOR SALE.
piM-ted. A d i l n t o t L i t t l e Kilver, N, ,J., IHJX 7 0 . yearn alii, about lirteen haniln, two in
, '-'
i m i r n i ' " . 't I e-pa-.i-in,w i t h o r w i l h o i i t
I!)",
enue. NYork city.
Sinvli' Cnmb Itlioile Islnnd llnli and Single
»
PACKAGE
FOUND
^pply T. C'liniiinifham, KealriKht. N. J.,
l"i'
o r i n n will
! „ • , . . - , m i l 1 ,-.1 , , u l l . , U , l : U «
CDIIIII Wlilti' Lcicliorna. II. L. Ilouih, R. !•'.
LOST.
I between
.Vt.Ua.wun u n i t . l u l i n
F . U.-yn'n " l i
.1. luihrie. phono 2.
FOR SALE.
nil,!,.
W h i l e
: ; h , e w ' b i n y
town,,.,,p.
M I U , | .
I). 1, Red Hunk.
CbiU'n Buhl li.cl.el mill chnin l m l on way
I Valley
Drive.
Owner
m a y have -nine b y
La
r
e
e
l
,
h
o
u
s
e
MixJK,
i.ln/.ed
with
I" - i - e n t d
u ( t i n , i.iit,,-..
i n n t r , ,
, nu s . - c o ti . . n .
home- fruoi Uitl'.liin.l street
r-,-ln,ol to 2 1
HORSE FOR SALE.
p r . i c i n r p r o p e r t y a n d p i m i n ' f u r t h i - ii.liu.-r- .l.iuble
.-.tleliirth
;•!.-,.-. ; pipes a n d h o l e r
FOR SALE.
UriilKr iivinue. Rewuril. Mra. A. G. llalph.
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Cnlnhiimtiiiii uudille und drivini- h
Al-.o I l o b . , e i , i
n m l (luernsey
heifer, p . .
Wileox & Cililia ui'WiiiK niucliine, In fine
W e . , , , - n o w ,,, a p o . i t i e
.-trend all
v e i n s ..1.1: n l , o o n e w o r k hor,.e, p r i c e .MO.
rendition, for uale ory reuHoiuilile.
22i
flisl.'" For' 'ii',fo!n,ut'ion"'w'r'it""Kn''ld|,. Horse, !
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS."
STEAM- VULCAN1Z1ING.
.liable nml
Apply t o C ' u i i ' e - M c C i
n , I . i n c r o f t , N . .1.
Mupli! aVBliu«j_Ufil_nonk.
[ Nothimr could be more, appropviato and
We Due the bent matcriulit and aunr&nte« liox :i!.'(, Red Hunk.
• e n o - m w H i n * ' ' , ' ' ' , " "'"•
nothing
ao
welcome
U
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flowers;
a
luniuet
all
work;
air
service.
John
]IanBen,
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WILL EXCHANGE
I noinini; ao welcome un i
FOR RENT.
COW WANTED
A ion,
Ileuutlfully fuiiiiBlit'il IIITR
..IJoln- Wnflt Front etrset. Red Rank. Phone 72-W. lo k e e p for t h e w i n t e r ; bilvc n n a b u n d a n c e o ! box of cut flowers from W. W. Kennedy1 A
plot,
,18', will surely carry baupineHB with tin
r t h .*i;,li()l) f,n- i t p - t o - d u t o |
i n ; S l i o p , . i l - : ; r , W e . I l-'i-iiot . t r . - . - t , l t e i l
Iwr buth, In vrry line private n
fnod n n d will i;ive t h e b e n t of c u t e
Jo,,.pi
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHEK.
I,.HI,.!Wllll
ll.r.-e
t . , SIX a c e s
il, o r 1
r I IllllU.
« i -llt-e
k i l l , - II I i - » , - , . , , 1 I , - , , - ,
luiii :1KI, Hi-il Hunk.
FOR S A L E .
Pulilic
13,
Kiancr C. Daintier,' F l i l . m l o w n , N . J . , o r II. I ) . IDS
He.l H a n ! : , ulioiit -'un,,- v u l u e
Write
A .1 ' f o r - u l e . ' h " , i p
K
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milk
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1
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IftlildillK, Red Hunk.
Typi'iw.
WANTED.
w. Hteiiocrpuhy
Hticpuhy
S u a . ' e , . I-.,, Hi,-,,,,,,,,,,, , - „ - , . , , ,,,,,,,k,y,,. N . Y .
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a
m
.-.epurutor.
da.shi-r
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lari<e
m
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a
t
und
d
i mo|;rnpliinjr
l i
l
tl and
d proioptt
for
a [rret'iiand h e a t i n iit ayMI
ilori
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y
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BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
r r i m l e r ; a s ,!,,o,l a s n e w . . A p p l y Mr-;. Lord.
EXPERT
U P H O L S T E R I N G
A nenth-mnn's farm, over
2 0 0 ucre.-l. n i l i
l
K M.
M Teliar.
l
y.
lniUi,e. or entire
ureenliouae.
K.
Twelve iluues of stock of tliV Kecond Nil i'.U W u l l n c e s t r e o t . fted Hank, or cull l i t O - W . i n
nil branch.":
i-iiiinint
I price,
m i d d e rf i n e m i l l " u f c u l t i v a t i o n ; l i m - r l a i i s I m I,onii_maiicb, N. J .
tionnl bunk of Red Hunk, N. J . ; "lie or more
SPECTACLES LOST
1 w o i l i i n n i n h i p ; a l s o 1a p p l i e s , , - , - , - l o i n , e . t a p e , : Into hind,
fruit
i . r r h u r d s , e t c ; Inrui"
hiniHii
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S
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A
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D
W
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F
O
R
S
A
L
E
.
mid*
to
settle
all
est'ilo.
Comei.y.s
&
H,o.
YOUNC WOMAN WANTED.
mi O e e n n i e r i i a d . m a r l . u f . i j c t l . - „ ! , , • . - I ; p a i r
I t r y le.-ither, e l e . ; s i l i s . t r i m m i i i ) ' n m l w i r e ' w i t h
imlin.i euielit s ; ol-.n lie,-,unary i " , t (ioo.l i.oun.l h o r s e n m l n f o r m w n n n i in ] f l u m e s
Capable youiiK wiiniaii wunted to awaiii
nf n h i ' l l r i m a p e e l i i l i l e H .
I t e w a r d f o r r e t u r n Perth Ambily, N. .1.
f o r silli s h a d e s .
1 1 .C h a l k ' s
f-in.i- l liuildili.irs, n i l i n lirhl-clin.a r o n d i t i . , n .
Thi»
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
ood c n o d i t i o n f o l - s : , I e - l i o r . . . i- [-eiitle ;,,l-l I l u r e .-ture. :',..i Shan
ilinlul olUov.
Ai>]>ly tu Dr. 'tSloki-B, Ei»
of • i m i i ! l o M r a . l l u w n r d s . l l o n U - n I t i i i n n i m ,
1,
s
h
e
e
t
,
It,
,1
Hank.
:
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a
rare
el,ai.ee,
AI10
money
t
o
loan
on
BEACON HOUSE.
30 'lMi-r» place, lli-.l Hnnll.
a s u i t a b l e f o r f a r m w o l ! : in- d e l i v e r y PllrI,ml lini-, Ked Hank,
N. J.
blind n m l iii.iilruK.'C a l l o n T . II. S t o u t , 3 8
' Lnrir.e r o o m s , s u i t a b l e f o r c o u p l e o r t w o i.ises.
BUSINESS
IN
FLORIDA.
MrK.'Allu'l't P. M o r r i s . I l i d f o n l . N . '
: l l r a i i e h av.-iilie. l i e d l l n n k .
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.
n i l ; nlmi bull r o o m ,
first-elm,-,
board,
HOUSE TO RENT.
BU1CK FOR SALE.
At West 1'alni Heneh. u hi
CHAUFFEUR
2H0 LoCUHt UVelllll.', Hell Hulllt.
hie r u l e s .
10 W a l l a c e s t i e e t , H i d
i i t A u n - t u . WANTS
w A N i b iPOSITION.
-uaiiiorv
;,.,,..,„, i , , , ^ , , , . i,,,,,t. ; „ , , „ r , , , , ; ; 1 : , ; , , •.,„,, „, |
NOTICE TO GUNNERS.
Seven roiirna, water und nan; KOOI! lopn1'ive-liunneiiKcr,
lllir,
niodel,
first-ehi^s
lion.
1''. 11. (\mklin uKeney, 10 Ouklunil
FURNISHED KOOM TO RENT
ondition.
.Mount's r e p a i r s h o p , c o r n e r F i r s t H u n k .
Phone J:J0-R.
ehTo'tT-nr- ri'.l'l'i't v "I'i ' TT, e'riel, eh- i ' " r " "'•"•TO<<'-, Millie n.r.<Ul, only .•:,,«!») for
The,-,, will 1,,. ,„, ,.,,,,,,1,,^ .,r 1 le .pa- <i,l|»,
ntrei't.
Phone
17-M.
nt i Itiierside uvcmic. Kelt Hunk.
ml Gurfield a v o i i u t a , A t l a n t i c
SliKlilunilri,
ili.iiiTeill
e n - h t
j e . l i s
e x i . e
i . i n e
m u l l
- 1 ] , „ ; |t ! ; , , t , : 1 , , , | j . , , , , , |
N
I I :
,,. I . ' . J - w i t h
o r -,vi I h o . i t
.'..|!
" . • ..„.,,
i n i t t e d . , „
CLOVE SERVICE.
V i i l l .
A
' . I n i i . l s
n i ln u i : < "
" I e a r s
u i i . l
r u e l i s .
A d - ] „ , . , . . , „
H . i i i l . - . u n l .
A t l o n t i e
l l i , - l , l ,
s , N ' . J .
t h e h m . U , - f t h e W i l l i a m
A . W l i i t e
e < l : l t e .
i-Ilt t h e VI ly Ill-lit KIOV
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.
\
PIGS FOH SALE.
New J.-1-.fy. Ilont be notiafie.l
• ' " ' "
' - '
Monninillli
St
t . Ite.l
L a n k .
_ .
liiiov.l,
: , „ < • , , ! „ , 1,11, - I f o r m .
,1,1,1 , M , BUICK FOR SALE.
All
imp»>vementn, tj.iutbern
Kiimiiri-.
\CJI,
Acker, Nc-W Miminuutli,.M._J._
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MORE HOME BARGAINS, r,
leuliers for t h e best costs no m
S m a l l S i x Huiek in t-oud e o n d i l i o n ;
Mrs. M. L. Jnliiiaon, 1 llruniiiiond pluce, on
"eliuble
w
i n l o rl i t i i t
hou-enoi-l-.1
i n ; l a n d - . , , . , ( l i ,,( ' t l , , . i , a e l . s o f i ' l . , . . V V . i I . . I I .
Sa.r.dO: Sfi.lOO.
Until h o u s e s Im've s i x
~ *
CORNSTALKS WANTED.
toll, imiiit und shoes, $H.r,0; Scripiis-Ho,,th
Hank Stenm I.I
idry.
w,-:a aide, Ked Hunk.
1.-I,-runin
i-U-iatinupailnienr.
H,
n j iai)i o-,,|.
Violot.n^
o f Itiis
iioti,-,- w i l l b u
r
o
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adnter
$220.
73
Alluutic
.street,
KeyiHirt,
'
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"
Dalton l'ni'iiil)', KIIIIIKIHI, N. J.. phone 317.
GOOD TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.
lire o n l y a few o n m y list.
S e e F . l i . Cmik- f a m i l y ; s t a t e i - a l n r y d e - . i r e d a n . I n a m e i n . . I p r o . - , i , | , i l I , , H , , .l u l l i - u V n i , , f i h , . l a - . i .
COOKING STOVE WANTED.
N. J .
"
T w e l v e r p r e n a n d t t e v e n - r o o n i lion e w i t h lin a r e t l e y . Hi (Inkhiml s l r o e l .
J'hone 17-M. I t e d I t u n l ; r e f e r , - n e e i . W r i t e M i - , i t n l p l i (J I
HOG KILLING
I.I11-KC
I ' l i n k i l l K
e l ' " ' ! '
w a n t e d ;
n i l - i t
l , e
i l l
i l l i n g , - I I * C e n t r a l P a r k W . . . l , N o wY o r l j
. , _ |^ P O S F I I O ^ W A N T E D .
d e r n . i m .p r o v e m e n t s . , T l i e p. r i . - , . h, , i..
,,hl.
HEMSTITCHING.
,
dune by Tuylur & Kurntlry. Midillelown, iroml .•ondition; nt reai>onulde pri.v. Hox
lli
Ri
, runic- Btitchini:; all work done an , Il-nry F. IIlylin.
room II, Reiri.il,
r bnihliur,
INCOME PROTECTION.
(i, Little Silver, N, J .
N. J .
!
'
Ie h a r i - e ' o f l e p a i i n n d " 'Ip " ' e p , . f n ' h t i ' i ' o
premises |,t the Handy Shop. N,iw lucated ; pllone 743. Red Hank.
Wlieli sick or iniureil .-Micn-es |>(, oil just
TWO FURNISHEB ROOMS FOR RENT.
MOTOR BOAT FOR SALE.
AUTO SHOES A N D TUBES.
, ' i . » i - i p h i n t - . . - u n i . nt.-i- v . , , , ) , . p a i u t i n , . . i o n " " " " ' " l m i - m " S-""'>"il--'r'» U r u K | '
PASTURAGE FOR RENT.
| ) ^ ; " 7 ; ,. ^,™!;', yi ™ r ,. Zl'Z^'•<""'
''"
(Vdur, copiipf lasten, 20-foot I'nliner, M. I } , ;
Ml improvement*,
i" Mechanic, utveet.
« II., :l'..'..liiirae power; »2.".0. C. VV. LevIJwMlniiU.
d l u b e s , w e will r i v e y o u a
, - i n l d i a , . , , i i , , l ' i i i e n : e n o f . u n i . h ' I h t - i l , , ,-. f-,-, n e e ; ' w o i . l ' i l
HOUSES FOR SALE.
' ! i J t " ' l . '"l"'.' v U n ' ^ ^ , - y ^ - .
N'.' 1 ! C " " K l i " '
'»_"»'••'""" »."'"'-".'•"™-Jh*L
COW BEETS AND APPLES FOR SALE. eiontz, Ilelfonl, N. Jl e s i r n l d o l.i.u, ..«, l o c a l , - 1 ! P n a t i . n i e u m k l i e s s K n t o n t o w n I t . I I . Ph.,II.- |
AUTO FOR SALE.
FOIt SALE.
Hunt Front sir. M
m ,e' d Iliil
h i . - y e l , . njipi
, - j . c hl iatiei i i C
e .h i2
Harry ('intel, on J. C. Warden fnrui, Kvh e7 | u. o. rl . f- ao e tl oor y i n , . , - ,,.-.-,,- ' | 1 . - ' , ' | V i m k ; w i i l ' r i i ' u . ' •1,a l K
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If • ' s t a r t e r ,
electrie
in Ited Hunk,
ill ivc true];, one lux i a n ll 0illt!
i r c t l roiiil.
l-'ori 1 ell II
; 1. S . I I . .
1, o i d e e . H i - , 1
" ' l i i - h t a . i n u-iuiil , - i i i m i n ' / o r . l . - i : c h e a p t o i i l l i e k hotel.
,i-y Sz S o n , 12 H r o n l - . t r . e t , l i e d i
LOST
ly W. 11. I.njli ill, l :t:» Oi
bi;
ibiiy,.,-.
Malms'
h i e y c l e e x e h n l i K e . 21 E i n - t
H. RITZAU.
P u i r h i i l j ' s Klaasei. lii'nt b e t w
FARM SALE.
land - tri- et, K eil Hank.
H u d s ' i n I I.-r,,,,t sli-,.,.1, It,.,l n n n k . o p p o s i t e ( H o b o h o t . - I .
plant. ; i | l i n ,
rrmovor of deait uulmulb, Kctl Conk.
TelfiMILLINERY.
a v e n u e nml K u - t F r o n t s t r e e t In .1 F r i d a y
E.-i-y t e
ideiice w i l h y: -.,- '
Tweot y-li
G ,UjN REPAIRING.
I.h.ine 226.
-. i'nth. I'.-at
L o t of rhildri-ii'ii felt n m l bi-aver h u t s t o I nixlit.
I l e l u r i i t o M r s . I I . R i e c h e r , ;iu 11,,.IPLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
rd.
.••2.111III c a - h . I " " 1 i - i n - i i l ~
nd p o u l i i
niAll
d i n s nnd
I ' l l Kiiair nnteed.
eld a t K i e a l l y r e d u c e d p r i c e s .
M m . W . 1 ••"<> nveinie, R e d B u n k .
•A,i;.-|-,,ote pin,,,, p l u i e r a n d ?.', m u s i c rolls
r.t. C a n
if, i
i f u r n i .hod
CIDER PRESS WANTED.
;11
illi
lion f ii r
William tiuin
ale.
for s a l . ' v e r y re.'i-i.nialile; a l s o pliiiiunrriMil,
28 1 S h r e w s b u r y a v e n u e , K e d
FURNISHED ROCMS.
J o w l ! Alexander. Kive,»ide drive. H.-.l • li'i-i-t. I'hat,,
dio 111, N. J .
| nnd r e e o r d s .
M a l m s - liieyele ,-xchulli'e. lin^t
A i l d t . -.-.
'
:t I:! R e d
Two
beautifully
furnisl
O.IIIH
witli
)lnnli. box I I .
F r o n t , ' t l c e t , R e d Hani,, o n p o s i l e (ilob.' h o l e l .
FOR SALE.
Iirii-ate batli a n d p r i v n t e e n l r i . n c e : lit- lit
REAL ESTATE.
UUICK ROADSTER FOR SALE.
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l
uchi
el
ts.
hoiisekeenitiK p r i v i l e g e s if d e s i r e d .
Adilre.iS
clean, T . with n t l
S h r e w s b u r y t o w n ; scvelwu/jlrt- hi
HOUSE AND LOT FOR S/M.E.
ice.I 1 ' , .e'll.
QUILTS AND MATTRESSES
New April ir,, 11120.
Frank Mc.Muhon, in rood i
/.., hox :)13. Heil llnnk.
idil u; prii-e SIS. Apply Ii7 Kn:it n O x l . , 0 f e e t ; p o s s e s aion u t u n c o i- II;,;., I ' h ,
! I-K. Feun.1,1,
mii.te i no u r s h o i i ; i b - n i i . w l ' f t . , l a / e ' r c o t t o n
Ilumaon, N. .1. _
Front stivet. lied Dunk,
A. I., h i l l s UK'-ncy, K e o i s l e r h,,i|,i
h
Lt x K l ;
u s e d ; l a w aiyes mill c o i v r s o f p'tetty
tillPOULTRY
AND
EGGS
WANTED.
Hunk.
H .ChnrkV for.
. e / l i l l t n , . - t ! l , n o e . 1 , , 1 , - : , o , , - , - ,o o a h l e
,,fF O R S A IOH
L E .
SALE.
CESSPOOLS AND TOILETS CLEANED
POSITION WANTED
Wnnted, about 75 obi fowls t'lvi-y wee!;, o i - e d c r e t o n n e , , , , , 1 s i t , . , , " , .
r , l i n e . I ;
t e r m s
I , , . . n i l nur.-li;,,, r .
E . M . I
I>.,';',(
,. |i,,,.
, : ; . n o
,„.,- 1,,,-nl;
live
e.li-n
a t n roumiiinble price. George L. Itieliardaon, by'aiiik'le man; unilerRtuiida diivinr. jrnrdeiinlivo or dressed: also strictly fresh e,nts n i t u i e s t o r e . 3 t l i M o u m o u t l i s l r e e l . R . - d H u n k . I f
OPERATORS WANTED.
H i i b ' i
*
S o l ! lifter
live
n'elni-;.
P . M
P h o n e
line
1 1 , , | .|.,i ,, , « | | . - o
fi.-sl,
. | s | . - . i , l o Iw-.-iily
F o i r J I a v o n , N. J .
•
tall,MI in tru.le.
(1. Diet,. & Soli, I 1! 3 Wu-I.
Experienced
hi-.i-n,
on Indies'
will
inn und Ken.Till eatute work.
l'lioni- 11)110
FARM BARGAINS.
Front streel, Ked Hank.
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! i | i i n i ! s :
:.»
, - d. I . r . i s . ;
a l lI r e i h
ill
M a y ;
en o u t; ;ir
irood p a y . (tall i
Jled Hunk for interview.
'\Stl r.OO : ? S . ^ n O ; ->V,h(HI.
Ke-.-idy f o r y o u r
l-.t - - I 7 - , .
T.-,',,, | | , . , , i y . lioi-.e -, ,.1111,1, y o u i u ; ,
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WANTED.
week. I.e.
THE RED BANK. HAIR PARLOR.
ntlinl, ST, I.imle
<-)"ill : al-.ii
p u l l . - n
iibolil
t o L . v .
l i n y ,
-lulkii
A euiv mulled to keep for tin1 winter.
HARGA1N.
PIGS FOR SALE.
O i i c e n i n i i i e y n o w . ' I ' h e . e f a r m s file h i - i n r ' > ' •
ShimipooinK,
scaln
and
facial
masanjn
Hunk.
S e e F . II. Cnnklhi
House unil corner lot; water, Kim and luri^e
Kii-ht w e e k s "old: line I h r i f l y
r i o w e r s ; riliced u t this price.
n o d
e o ,I I . i ; - a .i , - . , . u t o n I,;,,-,•-,
,,i- w i l l i . - n t
J'lmni- "1-W. Kvl Hank.
with
nn electric
vibrator;
manicuring,
I'l,one
oi'llnr; line nliade trees; $1,500, lialf rash,
I'lice ?10 a n d *12 a pair.
M o r r i s .v H n , w n . n ; : e n c y f o r ( e m u , 10 O u l i h i a d s t r e e l .
h a - i int o rii:ht
u i n t j ;
HAVE YOUR WINDOWS WASHED
nwitcli making und cbiblren'B hair cuLliaij w i t h p n - i h : - , . f
FRF.SH HOMEMADE SAUSAC.E,
liniiltlifi.. Ilunimm, N. J .
l.'.M'll
Soil.
l'-'",il
l.lllldl.i,. :
M i l n l m i l l .
el.'.;, ' i n
reiriilurly hy expert win.low cleuner.
W.irlc I'lmpel Mill road, en,Nn:> to Nav.-.-iiik. '{urn 17 - : \ 1 .
Open Tue-day eveninira from 0:00 to '.l:;;0.
nil ycillni.- .Iciiioy pork ; fluent Kuini!; » " • i
n
j
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Hox
-15.
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P n r i . o v .June by piece, hour or day. Arthur Nelson,
Room 10, Fjiuner building, Red Bank. I'hon*
vuort'n mnrhot, Reel Hunk.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTS POSITION.'
LADY'S
COAT
FOR
SALE.
•ii
f r o m
I'lveluild.
W i n d i u u e r i f a r o ,
H i 1.
^1 Pearl streel, Ked Hnnli. Can irive, refer802-M.
SLAG ROOFING.
Wolnuli, with a child, desires position us
L a d y ' s br.i-.vn i-lnth c o a l , -.ilk lined,
m a r ,
N . . 1 . , 11. 1. liox
Illil.
SALES GIRL
houaekeeper.
Addresa frnwforil. 23 Grove
I r f a k y t i n n n d s l a t e roofB m a d e t H r h t : nlao larn
id r u f f s : nil in n i m l e u n d i wanted: i-cfcreiiccii ri'iiuii'i'il. Federal bal.ery.
P0CKETH0OK LOST.
ntreet, Kutli'ilord, N. J .
i i p - l n - i h i t e :
S I S . I l l ) :
ul-.il
a p u r l u r '
liniil-w a t e r pronflnir Bido wullii nnd cellarH. OffHIGH
PRICES
PAID.
ASK A.C. ISAKEH, L I T T L E
SI1.VKR.
Mechanic flim'l, Kod Hunk.
^
Man's poeketboiil, hut Tues.lnv ninriiiniA p p l y
:ilt M e c h a n i c
s t r e e l .
Ited
I PRT lllirh lirirefl fur ladieH1 anil ffentu' den McClnHkey, 147 H u d s o n a v e n u e . R e d in": I . i i i l i .
' S n i n e f o i l ; , t h i n k H i n t L i t t l e S i l v e r i-< Kn-it
li.-lw
NIIJ..|-'S
l o h . - i y
a n dSou'-h'-i-i,
rail
m j L B TIME.
Haul
secohil-hnnd clathlnE.
Call nt I. Kcrber'a, Dank. T e l e p h o n e 4 0 0 - J .
DAKEK WANTED.
/
of S
..; i f , , , - n - l o f I t e d H u n k , n m l I h e -Una IIr..ud
c r o s s i u , . ;
e o i i t u m i n o S I S i n hills, n i l l'lant n o w ; hyucinlhs, tuliim, nnreiHHiis.
Mlxi-r fur Federal hnhery.
Apply n t l 1 1 dniriulilH. ele. W. W. Kennedy & Kims, 41 108 Mnnmouth street, or phone Red Hunk
t t a x p a y e r " a x o eii-ui-li i n liixntii.ii t i n a
.hile li,-et,.e nil,! liMllli.l- l
BULBS.
FOR SALE.
B72-J.
i
da
Mechanic i,lrei'l. Ked lliicik.
_
I W i l s t r e e t , Red Hunk.
_ . _
Plant now for sprim,' nowera.
We hnvela
•ry fine crystal cut irlass: Ills
llll'Ki- stock of tulips, hyacinths. ,lair,.dils.
COW FOR SALE.
coon PRICES PAID
' - • " " • . "
S:i.'JI,i|;
nil
r
S'J.MIII; ,,l,,,thel---.M,00.
Monmouth Street Property For Snlo.
nnrcissil's, etc. W.'"w. iveiineiiy & Sun's, "t 1 j t n t e : those are not dry i;"u,l-i suh-.i hut lull.
Youiur cow fur unit', romimr in pi'ollt. C.
for
men's
second
hand
euita
a
t
The
City
Dry
utifiil i-luli- nf s e i . m l a c r e s a n d moil, i n
Property, r,2 feet on .Miiiiniiiiit.li street,
FOR SALE.
Ill'oud street. Red Hank.
.
for line service. Crystal ("ill. hox :: 13. Kod
31. Mills. Port Mimmonih. N. .1.
. i i :
n i n i l l u r ^ 2 0 n i u l ; .mull lai m
wilh entrance on street in rein. C. S.. 222Cleaning nnd Dyeing WorkH, 0 Mechanic
O n e S m i t h l"oi - n i - . \ 11 i n k . I n in a c u l l i street, near lirom] Htruct, lteil Bank. Phone
d b o m . ' S H I . 0 0 0 : I w e l v r - i o i i m Jin,is.-, a l l
Muple avenue, Red Hank.
REAL ESTATE.
" " " ' "
. i o u . r e ; i r e n d iA li- s t - c l n s s e o t o l i t i o n ; . . n o
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALF..
2G7-J.
» h thirty-ac
U.UIKl:
POSITION W A N T E D .
Kil,rlit-roum house; tras, hnth iind wuler:
t l . i v , , • : . - ] ; : „ ; . ,- .Kiiriiu , n ; : , i , e
twu-cylin- i-iiprovenieiits, r
No. r (h-1. u.-iviliK nitichine fur .iiitv at. $25.
MAN AND WIFE WANTED.
furni ?tl,."il)(): ;n i t h e r l r . 0 iicres, ->»,;,00
Chiiulfeur
v.-itll
t e n yeurs'
:|7 ,-j.\ir,(l feet; Monmouth street p.-operty nt
xpt'l-lence
e enrijie. four cycles, one i-laiii ruk
:i.r> Sliiinnouth .street. Ked Hunk.
SMALL
FARM
WANTED.
Mun for outdoor work, woman as rllunil.erII you m u s t liie
Kiiinion r
t- *.-• 00.
n i l , l i e s p o s i t i o n u-ilh lu-ivutf. f n m i .,- in city
nd
hnridiin: S7.O00. A. L. H-ins am ncy, Ite
Ulittenii.
('hallos Or-le;
•SmilH
furni
i-oiivenieiit
to
Ited
Hunk
prellelmuid and wuitreaa; fluod home, itoud waKi's.
ROOM WANTED.
1 toll!
or c o u n t r y , o rw i t h f n m i t y t " leitve o
Red Hank: si.\,r. ni hous.- M . 0 0 0 .
ferred: Kilo full description, location, price ialer huildinK. Red Hank.
l'|i,,,», 21M-W. Red Hunk.
_
Smnll uufuruUlicil room wnntod.. Aililri
in E u r o p e . A d i l r - s s Cliaiiffi'iii-, h o x
and all details,
minnell, Lakewoud, N. .1.,
MUSIC CABINET FOR SALE.
POSlTlONS WANTED
A.. 29 llri.Ii:.' avenue, Ited Hank.
Hani;.
route 2.
ftlVER LOT FOR SALE.
MnhoKnny music cabinet tne/ethev wilh
C o u p l e . Ainei-ienns, I'i ,,te -1 a,. I s. m u n t o
On West Front street; lot in about fdxty
MONMOUTH COUNTY HUNT CLUB
ioi.li.lele set i,r ne.i-n hooka of music for
NOTICE T O FARMERS.
fork o n t a r
r ilriv,, u t e a m ; wife r o o d
WORK WANTED.
Steady
empioymelit.
A.ldrefil
Painter,
will buy mid remove dead horneH, cows and fret on river will, riparian riKlits. R. L., 222
Shirley Fielder. Fnir HaShip your G i a n t , p u t a t o
ok. willioit t o h o u r d bell!: o n e child h,,y
"Kxperienced and uctive colored woman sale rensonuble.
Maple avenue, Ked Hunk. ^
box ;ll:l, Ked Hunk.
jnulcu. Phone 1211-W. lied Hardly
Ilcy
now: pack in
ven. N. J. Phone R3S-M.
eat deinnnd foi
•iirht y e n .
I: best nf refer,.,,..
A. 10.
would like morning work. Call nt V Miller's
150 p<
cks.
l-or further inforl'
Sopor.
Middle
llrook
f
n
r
m
.
It.
II
1,
A
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I
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FOR
SALE
CHEAP.
23B
Heech
street,
lied
Hank,
i.r
phone
:M!I-H,
BABY WALKER FOR SALE.
PRIVATE GARAGE
miniiri
I- uuent at Ked Hunk freiithl P a r k , N . .1.
One-horse fnrnr WIIKOII; KCHHI condition.
Italiy walker and lain radiator for Hale.
ortiincn.
ntrally lo!fo
cut. fire proof, safe and
I'Ved Kidinun, 317 Norwood avenue, LoniT
Ajiiily 32 OaHhind ntiool, ltod think.
Get our pricea on new mnterial, cut to orFARM SALE.
OVERCOAT LOST.
rated, rear "f 128 Hrond atreet; drive in
Ilranch, N. J., plume 11(15.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
l-'.iirht-lvom h o u s e , cellar, i - a s . w a t o
Man's Overcoat lost Saturday nillht he- Ulrouch Hnrilint- road or Canal streel. Call
der and delivered.
Cook Hi'others, phout
EAR CORN WANTED.
On Herbert street, seven rooms, water, rni:e. outhiiihlini'a : nil well built .-1,1,1 in i- I , " . , " „ , " " „ ' " • . "
WOMAN
WANTED.
tween
Perth
Amliuy
ami
Kennsliunr.
Reward
i
or^phone
«5-R,
Ked
Iiank^
.state price um! iiuimlity.
I), l'armly,
i:aa and tehphoiie: ?1.00l) ilown mid S2,11(11) eon,
n : twn u c r e s land, one m i n u t e ' s walk | ' " ' 3 - R . Red B a n k .
White womiiii wanted for Kouernl he
Humiioii, N. J . IMiune ;!77-Kuniimn.
for ita return to 151 Smith -itreet, J'erth Am- j
SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS.
can
remain
on
IIIOI-IKUI;.-.
Inmiinof
E.
M.
riin-B. Ked Dank, or call « hoy, N . J .
ork.
Plic
Beautiful Tevernible TUBS mmle from old Haley S Son after live o'clock I'. 11. Pllone b n r r n i n .
Mils i c; liny, phone li I-R, Keni
GIRL WANTED.
Vrospcct place, Ited Bunk.
curpetB and cheille portieres.
Write for
TIRE BARGAINS.
Ijurit, N . .1.
An mnrker anil nurtcr. Koietono I.aundo'.
Cash paid for yellow locust cut in Icntftk
circulars.
American Rusr Manufactory, 296
COUPLE
WANTED.
A
few
u;.ed
t
i
r
e
s
i
n
folloivimj;
sizes
tl. Swicli, 12 Wliite ntrucl, Red Hank.
HOUSES
FOR
SALE.
Vermont
Btreet,
Brooklyn.
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HOUSE
AND LOT FOR SALE.
Woman for In cwork Mid mun to take 3:1x31,1,, :i2x 1, 3:tx'l, : l l x l , 31
7 feet G inchen; delivered to F . F . Blaiad.U,
Sl.SOO,
Sl.i.100,
S'^,500, $l!.S0O,
-f3.200,
BOY WANTED
On Ilnimniond iiienue., one door from BridKe avenue. Red Bank.
of cow, chickens and furnace. AddrcsH s h o e s .
J o h n Iluimeii, 12 W e s t F r o n t s t r e e t
r
r
?;t.. i"o,
J-i,ooo.
?i,2t,o,
?i,r,oo,
?- i,(too,
GENERAL CONTRACTORS.
to deliver order* anil work around butcher Couple, box ;ll;i. Ked Hank, _
tirsl
James Norman & Son, ofuce and yard,
htore. llrcvoiirt's ninikel, Hi'il Hunk.
price s-:i,000; terms t.
BEAGLE HOUND FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
47-51 Shrewobury avenue. Red Bnnk. Con- i.u'ker.' uKe'nt, Wii'liini! avenue,' Hi-iford, P. O.
further
pnitieuh
CHANDLER FOR SALE.
Health- hound, broken on rnhbits. for sale;
E. M. Haley 4 Son, after IIv
llenutiful nine-room house, furnished or crete work n Bpecialty. Get our flaures be.'clock P. M. I !„,,,,,, t w , , . s l , , r y l,a,-n w-iirth .1:1.-'.00; can ho
Chandler Uiiipiitrli 11120 model, flrst-chwn price MS. Cull after II :"« P. M. 30 Seventh
infurnished; ul! impr
: n e l l , fore h
h aiv i n g a n y w o rk
k ^
Plum,- -192-J.
FARM SALE.
rendition,
l'hone 172-K, ltcd llniili.
_ avenue, LOIIK Brunch, N, ,T.
located; 100x280. Aihlresn V. H., hox ;n;J,
taken down null i-e-ns.,enibleil. Apply W. <!.
Six-room house, burn and outbuildin!:ii;
CORN FOR SALE.
•j
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.
Red Hunk.
Hai en, N. J.
MAN WANTED
ii;hl , , m » ..r lail.l; near church ami nrhuoll
POSITION WANTED.
for mi
mile a
anil teni
Yell.
About 23 nerea, eleven room holiRe, barn, Holm
also liny
ny for
t o drive Y^onl tvurk mitl work nrounu place.
d
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F.XPERT CABINET MAKING.
l
D. . .i d Wallace.
W l l
V
ninill road to KcyPort: parnKe nnd uuthuildiriirs, nil in jtood condiYinnm man. witli experience as nliippinK
of fun
Apply
David
VanApply Williney. furni, Holmdol. N. J . _ _
& Day. phene li-l-Il. tion; about five minuteH' wilk from trolley
clerk, desires position a t anythiiiK. Address
J1.S00. Ter
Kepniriiur. i..finiahinir: enne senta. aolid ; Jtrunt farm. Middlet.-wn aiile of Coop_
Keaiialiun:.
muhomitiy furniture
made to order.
II. i hrid K e. , Aildreas Red Hunk.
J. A. Ii.. box 313, Red Hunk.
nnd rnilroail atution. -Chnrlc3 Herrinir, F.ntOIL STOVES FOR SALE.
New Oakland Sensible Six, sedan-, coupes
Chijrk'a^urnitui-e ntore. HB Mo,,,,,,,,,,,, street, I
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ontown. R. P. D. No. 1, box 95. I'hone EatOil stovert ami Baa ranfrea in nil ailea and
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
FARMS WANTED.
tunl
tuurine: c;ir^; imn-ieiHiite
deliveries,
ontown 2149-H.
nriccH. h. Schwartz & Hull, Hell Hunk.
Working man with mi family requires
Two nix-room hnusea, KU3, buth nnu wii- Fnrma wnnted: lnrrr and smnll farms; five
Jones
& Eiluurils, LOIIK ilralich, N. J., phone
LOTS FOR SA> F.
i.,.,. ; „,,„,. n,ond Ilroad atreet; ten minutes to two hundred acres; hfne cash buyers
ni-nt housekeeper.
Address K.. R,,.l.'. I). 2,
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE.
NITRATE OF SODA FOR SALE
302. '
Give full particular* to Wi
on Leilihton nvenue; nlflo in Red Bank Park- fnnii station: $i.,000.
A. L. Ivina aKcney,
box
12:1,
Ashurv
r»rli,
_N.
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Airenl
for
llroivn
Mi-others'
nurseries,
four cetitH per pound, l'hone Matawan 8, or
Weflt; reanonnble mill on cnay terma. Apply I Keirinler huildiiif. Red Hunk,
"the furm mini," if) .South
et, Morris- Rochester, N. Y.; nursery stock, fruit and orwriU!_J.J''i»cher & Co.. Mutaivan, N. J .
BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER.
to D. W. Willfruflg, agent, 2 Ilroad Btreet,
town, N. J .
nuliienla! trees, slu-iihs, roses, rrupc vines ;
Fronli Gray, practical horoenhoor. Th« Red Hank.
RAISE RABBITS.
FOR SALE.
estimates free.
Will cull nnd uuotv prices.
Brick Shop, 19 Mt-chanio street.
EstabFURS REPAIRED
Our New '/.euhuuU ure the hetit t h a t money
N e a t ; o n - i xperii-llced in l a d i e s ' r e a d y - t o A. F), Muiliiisen, Vlli.nlic Hi,. 1,lands, N.M
Scvernl nvvelllliKd here; UIBO lots or acres.
CELERY FOR SALE
lished 15 years tn Reil Eank.
ran buy. Some ibindy ynuiiK i n n now. Call and remodeled, mnilo to order; also nelliiu.- 11. D. No. 1. box CO.
3. H. Mr^Creery, aireiit. Oceanpnrt, N. J .
wear preferred;
nood
.salary.
Apply a l l
by the row to keep
your cellar for the today. Shinini: Tree Kiibhitry, Linden place new furs; customers nunrnilleed to be nutFOR
SALE.
winter: also
islie-d
If. Liliovsky, corner
Shrewsluiry
mill Sprinir street. Ited Hank.
week.
Roue, S h o p . ti 7 I l r o a d
s i r , - e l . lied
PIGS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
Modi rn houses, nil iinprovenientn; ucven lllotliei'B, 200 South Penrl streel, Ked Bunk.
avenue
and Herbert
street,
Roil
Hunk.
Four ten-weekn-ohl pins for Bale. R. S.
Si-ven-n-oiii stucco house; nil improve- B a n k .
FOR SALE.
rooms, ?7,000 and u p : eusy t e r m s ; ut Mutn- Pllone 212.
Phone fill-It.
Hurst. Miililletnwii. N. J . Phono 7112-M.
Ml 15 feet; lo.
Wllll, N. J. Jncob It. I.eirerls.
Corn nnd rnrnstnlks for sale, ill quantities
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
to suit purchaser: also chicken corn.
Come
RICHARD CONNORS.
FOR SALE.
First quality eabliura- in quantities to suit
Houses and store properties, Monmouth Saturday.
Thomas
Cnullon,
Middletown
ri mover of dead animals, free of charge.
1st, Ill'JI. A. L . I i i n s a i r e n c y , Iti-uiste
Where the word sanitary means Bom*>
Plymouth Hock pullets, soon layini:. nnd county famis, lots for Bule; euny payments. mild, phone Red Hunk liUU-W.
customers for nny pm-pose: also 1,000 new
Wnynidc, N. .1., phone H10-F-lf, Wnyniilr^
n. lteil Hunk-.
n one-horse farm Walton for sale. Suniiyhill Aitcnt. Culeb L. Luker, P. O. Hox IBS, Relbrick and a lot of new shiiiKlca- for sale.
thing. We invite BueKrntion9. We are c a t
poultry farm. Niivi-ninli. N. J .
WINTER APPLES FOR SALE.
Vaiidervecr VimDorli, Red Hank, resilience
ford. N. J.
WISH TO BUY
DAY'S WORK.
pleased until you a r e . George Kelly, Y/«u*x
Pnlsbury,
Hen
Davis.
Hellllower;
S:!.r,0
n
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Illllr-Mile_™ul,
•
pony, Kovernena curt and hnrne.iB.
It. IL
All k i n d s nf h o u s e a n d Harden
' " ' k dime iiuilding, llroud Btreet, Red Bank.
RYE STRAW FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
hurrel, (if,,- basket ; Winesaps and IlusseltH.
Bruwer, KK7 Celitrnl aveinie. Anbury Park.
by d a y o r m o n t h : p r u n i n i : :m,l c u t t i n u of
Ripe-rye: utrnw, in sheaf, for sale by the A irood
VULCANIZING
ok horse, kind am
toll, delivered. Louin Snlfcl, Overlook farm. h u r i u ' s s .
Cnn he seen u t my f a r m .
H e n r y WashillRto
at tlie Auto Tire Shop,
Tires and tuhea re- l a w n s ; wliil'-wnshitii-' a s p e c i a l t y ; f u r n a c e s
J. G. ESCHELBACH & SON,
at
rent.
Keil
Hunk.
C. Mfl.cnii, Red Hunk.
P h o n o °7. r i-F-1 I
paired, relreudiiiir u specialty: work done t n k o n c u r e of: also cleaninit cesspnols ; refer126 West I \ o l i t street, Ked Dank Phono Pontnllice nddre.ss. Red Hank.
rui-nivheii:
Ilolton
Ilrothel-s, 2:IS
FORD TRUCK FOR SALE.
Middb-towii.
promptly and prices rik-ht. F. R Tvins. pro- em-es
410-.T. Auto ncccBBiirleti and vulcanizinff.
landscape Earilener. All worit pertaining t*
BIG PRICES PAID.
One and one-linlf ton. ivitli onc-hnlf van prietor, 211 Mechanic ulrcet. Red Bank. Es- Hridtre i n lie. Red l l u n k .
I am payinK IHK price;! for frenh CKKQ ond
beautifying grounils, larp;e or small.
Tr«*
AUTO F O R S A L E .
REPAIRING DONE.
body, HUH, excellent luechnnicnl condition, tablished 1810.
COUPLE WANTED.
Hoick m i n i s t e r . Ill 15,. f o u r - c y l i n d e r , self $l*f>. (tall S. Tortora. ^IH Shrewsbury ave(lUim and pintols repaired; alao nmmuni- poultry. I I . Haft, 88 South Broadway, Long
Iilautinit. etc. N. Buttorbach, 238 Wt«t
S t e a d y e m p l o y m e n t : P inull f a r m s h o r t d i s s t n r l e r , luiv I'iiide h u t t e r y ; eoud l o u n i i u t o r - nue. Ked Hank,
l'hone n i l - i v ,
FOR RETJT.
ticin Bold. C. W. I.everent/., Ilelfnnl, N. . ! . _ _ Hranch. N. J . Phono 3»B-R.'_
Front
Btreet,
Red
Uunk.
Thone
846.
tune.•
from
New
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d e r : ifU.O,
W r i t e II. C. II., hox r , l . S e n I'ive-room coltu!.',' in, Eust l-'ront atreet tn
ELECTRIC MOTOR WANTED.
.mrill , . u n i o n ; w o m a n
f o r ,.,-,,,.rnl h o u s e CLOTHING FOR SALE.
RIGHT IN TF1E HEART OF TOWN.
lirivrht. N . ,1.
rent November 1st. lius und water.
Kent
Five horse power, sinirle phase, uixtyw o r k ; i w o ill family,
W r i t e ;;ivini: full p a r 1 uliea' .sllitB. ilrennen, etc.. reftaoimble.
lted llunk'u moat convenient und invitinK «>:> per month.
Write J . Wudsiioith. l:t'2
rycle. 'John II. Cook. Jr.. Newfilun SiirinK"
NOTICE.
Call Katiiidny. OF. llri.nd ,,trecl. Red Hunk.
barber ubop; expert attention; three ehnirs ; Mo,-,-,,y street, Elivinbeth. N. J.. or phone t i c u l a r s , references, s t n t i n r sului'y, M r . T .
m;ia:i-. lteil l!unl., phone 4G.1-H.
M u s t be o v e r • • " " i i ' " . " - "f a r e - s o l e n Tii-npa.-sM.K with or witbu.it iloj; or nun one IliKltl up. Second Nniiotial bunk buiht- :)s.s:; Kli/aheth.
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FARM OWNERS I
positively forbidden un my property near inu. AlonK Curcbin, proprietor.
d.<! o p p o r t u n i t y t o h-iii-n priiitinit t i i i d e : o n «
FARM F O R S A L E .
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GUNS
Lint your farm with Ceorire W. Zucker
Vandoibnirc, occupiVil by Harvey
Ervinir,
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
Apply t o
At Shrewsbury,
on T
'linlon
Fnlla
turnpike, livinit i n Ked Hunk p r e f e r r e d .
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F
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'(country property HIV."J!::!;,;W, Marlboro, N . J . boucht anil sold; also repairinir. Win k ftuar- 11. C. Tnylor.
FARM LAND GIVEN AWAY.
Fiiriiistiod h o u s e
l o l e t ,e i . t h l
liir,-,- i
n
nilleed; prices niodeiute.
Willin
Quinn,
Mr. HriHill, IteiMster ntlice. Ited llnnk.
Have six fnrms fur <nle nt prices you
i
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
:il .South utreet, Fri-i'hrilir, N. J .
TRY H. B. HAYES
could not rebuild the house nnd outhuilil- i l l c o l i v e t i i c i i c e s . w i t h p l u i or-piiuic,; friun I ,.„„,„ h o u s e . Usual o u t h u i l d i n r s ; s
1
Dictation ' " » ! typiim. M. h. West. Spcoml
for yolfr electrical work, wirinR, Inmpn, mo- iliKs. See F. It. Conklin ai'.encv for terms. N a v e o i h e r t o M a y ; r e n t ?r.n,,..,n i o n l h . R e f - ' u t , - s f,,,,,i L o u r H r n n e l , t r y ;
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC WANTED.
-'i
Haven.
| ; National hank buildinit, room 18, Red Hank.
tors, flxtureB, work promptly attended tuwn •10 Oiikh.nd slreet.
quick
Edward J. Cm
e r e n e e reiillired.
\ u i i k t - - iNil
- ' i - l'•
n.......
. . sale.
.
.Addresa
. .
I'linne 17-M.
Experienced on all makes bf cars: rood or country.
,i»T Cnrlto
BO SprinK etrect. Red Hank.
e. Hrooklyi'i, N. Y.
N .1. W i l l i a m ; .
General trucking ami forwarding, Ioo«l
HUFMOUILE FOR SALE.
ioh to riulit unity.
Hlond Btreet ItniaKe, Phono 22B-M.
RIVER FRONT FOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT
In lirst-i-lasB eimilition; cheap to quirk Eiaontown, N. J . Plume 2 lo:i-W.
nnd long (lislHiipes. by nmtor truck. Aak
FARM
FOR
SALE.
At Ocennport, 1^ in-re* of bind, Inrire nt Little Silver for Bale; has six roonm. Rood
buyer.
Apply 121 SDI-IIHT street, Ked Hank.
GUNNERS, TAKE NOTICE.
X W l i t l e m n n ' s f n n i l . o v e r 2111) n c
III- UB our pricos. , Carroll & Dcckor, 66 Monhouse nnd on main ronil. Cnn lie holiKlit for garden, tsrapen and other fruit: Kood well uf
COTTAGE FOR RENT.
-1'bere Hill be no Run,line permitted on
i l t i v a t i o n ; l i r - 1 - , - L i - H I U I - mouth etreet, Itiul Hank.
One house from
Fnir Haven load on Onkiliile rarins. White loud, Shrewsbury S1I1.O0I1. Henry F. Ilylin. room tl, Kouisler water; property in irood conditiuii: price
Phone 234-B.
FARM OWNERSI
l l a n l - . e t c . ; lari-e
bouse
Phone 7 1;!. Ited Hank.
Apply to Mm.township. Any I inhitors of this notice will buihlimr.
$2,000.
D. W. WillKUBB ncenl, 2 Rroad
Lint your farm with CeoiKe W. Zucker Maple avenue, Fnir Haven,
id.
fllreet,
Kfd
Hunk.
(country property apeciulintl, Marlboro, N. J . ft. P. Chandler. Fnir Ha
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Call
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be p ,
P. L. JONES,
II. S t o u t , :1s H i u i i i - h i
proprietor of burlier shop and Lillian! room
-. Ked llnnk.
FOR SALE.
RESIDENCE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE.
l-'il'Ui-chio i c . - h o u t s f u r s a l e ; mill u i a l o p OFFICE FOR RENT.
ut K
, Pearl street, tti-il llnnk. bin upeni-il his
IIlKh-irraile oak roll-top olbre desk, with
For i-nili. small on.-fniniii house: preferHOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
Tivii nii-r
n hniines, all improvements ; simp aiiiiin alter linvini' reei.i ered from illDesirable utlice fur vent ill t h e Fanner chair, anil ainnll safe.
pufloipty
t o purcliuiie
--.-uriil
brulul n e w
117 Norwood avenue, centrally located: lioiison.iinii in two months;
al.ly w i t h n i l i,ii|ii-ii,i-nii..ils ; w i t h i n ivnlkilil!
Worliini;
h o i i s e k e e i u j ^ - w-nuled 1
buililiiiK. Apply nt olhce of KiKinund Eisner Limit Hranch. N. J . Phnne 1 10-M.
ness nt the l,,init Hinneli hospital.
• u t s of lift ti c l a s s .
Add,e-s Ralph II.
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ReKistcr
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r o o d n e i i r b h o r h o o d . ' A d d r e s s I I . W .' ] ' . ( ' . t h i s
i s .x.-.-iilorni'l o p p . n - l u i u t v (..,'
\m-. Kod Hunk.
T J l - I t . licit
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FLORAL PIECES.
WANTED.
.
.
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ROWUOAT LOST'.
llouqueta. pilbiivs, ivrcalhs. lint piecea nnd b o x ; i l . l . R e d H a u l . .
Good 18 or 20 mat iron .cylinder atove,'
FORD TRUCK FOR SALE.
( l e i s o i i
w h o "w i l l
u i i p i e e i n t t'ooil
l i o i n e ;
h - s tI | i .
Three weeks utco. white rowbmit. Rewnlul cheap for cash; must be in, KOIHI workiliK
larKer But piecea furiiinhcd ut ubart notice
WATER
FRONT.
n f
r . - r ^ r n i , - , - - .
l-ei,ilii.-,|;
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l u l l
p a i Ii . - u l a r - , I
N e w S e p t e m b e r ir>, lil'^0, f n l l r - f o o t U l s e n .
if rotiirned t.i IKulley I'niiiind, Fnir Haven, order.
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Address lli.x 2S. Reil Ilank^
_ d i r e e l i l r i l e e x l e i i s i o n tii-elve-fo.it b o d y w i t h hy Hayes Hrothers, florist*. Cliurch Btreet,
Folii-r
n s l i i e e . i lniiie.nl,.w o n fi.ui l o t - o n
"
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Hunk.
1'air Haven, N. J . Phone -1012-W.
N. J.
Slunk
iilI T , l l . d t r . n r : h u u t u i r
l i u t b i n r nil,I
n-uter proof c u n v a s t o p . I ' l a n l i M c M a h o n ,
~
POTATO PICKERS WANTED
tree stiiicctin anil lanilscupe i:iinlenin« in at)
l i s h i n r : v a l u e Sli.'iOtl. will s e l l f u r S I.Mill.
R i i n u i o n . N . .)..
SEWING
MACHINES.
SALESLADIES WANTED.
FARMER
WANTED
nn farm at .Shrewsbury on corner of ShrewsA . N . l l n n s o n . t r, I O e e n n U o u l o i n r d , A l l a n l i n e t i v e - i l r u w e r f o l . K m : I,,-.,,; S t a n d a r d
Wanted at once, aalentailies. with or with- bury avenue and .Sycaninre avenue; alart nt
work
pertiiininj.: t o hcuulifyinii tirouiiila;
for t h e I.eoiuird 11..die farm which is s i t u a t e d t i c l l i r h l a i n l s , N . . 1 .
STOyE PIPE AND ELBOWS
l a t e s t miiiU'l, S'.LH; ,,iu- I n e - u i ; i w e r f o h l i n ,
out experience.
Apply .Stinun Co.. Redonce.
one mile from K e y p n r t and s h o r t ilistiinee
K. M. Wycholf, phone 201-J.
work done Ly hour or eontra.-t.
Addl.nn
Stove
hnardu,
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hulls,
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llu.uk.
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Apply
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Mrs.
W.
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AUT0M0I1II.E
FOR
SALE.
dumpern
ollar.-i, pokers
Alfred It. Hiinbton. Jr., box GS, Itunnon,
s p e c i a l t y . Men- H o m e n i u e h i n e s U ' . - . t I-',
JAMES B. CARTON, EVERETT, N. J. shovels,
21!7 Ilerlieley p l a c e . Ilrnoklvn. N. Y.
t'nl,..
s cyliii'leie a r .p e r f e e t
n n i i l i t i o n
:f
:-l iiiiliii.l Oil ( ,
WOMAN WANTED
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Auctioneer. Your pntronotfe nolicitetl. Ne
12 1-W.
enC u r d
t i r e
, r o o d
p a i n t ,
e t c . ; will
sell
Weller'.'i store.
for trencrul ImiuewoTli ; two ill fnnlily: nil sale too great[ none too small.
new m a c h i n e s .
All k i n d " r e p a i r e d a n d e x - i T«rms
SEE KENNEDY ABOUT IT.
e u s o n a h l e
1 o o u i e k
l u i i e i ' .
^ I n l i n : '
l . i c v e l e i
ininri.veincnts,
Clvnlal Cut. box 111!!. Ked rmlit.
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Plioiie, Miililletnwii 27»-F-2l.
COW WANTED
If y o u h a v e a n y r e n l
eslate.
t o sell o r
iclinm-.-,
2 7 E a s t
I-'r.ml
s h e e t ,
R e d l l n n k , i
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to board for winter; u-ill hoard con- fo
v.-ivnt t u b u y a n y r e n l e s t a t e n n - P . F . K e n i 1,- I I I , . l i e
h o t e l
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R
LATHE FOR SALE. nARCAlN.
IIOMF. IN FLORIDA.
plenty of fin,,I and hei.1
n e d y , R e d H u n k , i i l i n u l i l . 11 w i l l h o t o y o u r
LORN C R I B S W A N T E D .
Ill Kood c
litioii; hale n
e for
;
H A V E YOUR W A S H I N G B O N E
! M,
mlvmitngf.
I'lioli" .147-R. R e d Ilanlj.
S t a l e size, eoiiililion, locality a n d price.
Katontown, N. J . K. 1)., Asbui
ondi'li,,,,. ' ;: l',"'nr.''|VrhiV ' " h a l l , ' " d e ,
, -her
ueation:
xteen-iiieh
W . 11. Park. In
0. T. I . o v e t l , l.ittlo Silver, N . .1., p h o n e 2 Red n-foot he;id.
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e fe.t).
Merritt,
Mechnnie
slreel.
lied
liullk.
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FEARS I O R SALE.
Ivor J o h n s o n ' s ,
, ' i n c l o hui-i-.-l, 1 L ' - K i i n i : e ;
MADELINE
GIFT
SHOP,
S e l e c t h a n d p i c k e d p e a r s . Hacked in b o x e s , p r i c e S r , . ( I U : n l u u t u r c e t l i t l e . W i n c h e s t e r v i M O N E Y T O LOAN.
ironiliu
if deiired.
C h i i l l e n l l r c n k e r . p i n - , Hmn.i.'n.' l f , ' l th-'enu H o i i l e i n ' r , l " A t ' l a i i t i e l l i r i i ^ ! l ' h o n e I S . ' l - l l . l i e d H a u l , .
Money t o h.an nn bond a n d ninrti/iiire. A p - -.',« Riverside iivcmle. will take iiidevn for to p u t nwny for ' I ' l i u n k s ' - i v i u n i r : a l o , I,:, -.Let i
t i l l , . , n o . d e l 1 - . m i . :':i e u l i l u e ; p r h ' , . $ I ' J .
home-innile pics, cukes, llostiin hrowii Inend r.Oc, 7f.c nnd Jl.OO. N e l s o n , 2711 L o c u s t m e ply t o A. I . , l v i n s , R e g i s t e r huildinK, Ited
K d n a r d W . Wilhy, Llllle Silver. N . .1.
and nut bread. I'linne Red Hank lir.3.
nu,.. Ked H a n k .
WINDOW CLEANING.
|
Slunk.
H O U S E S 1 OH SALF..
COWS F O R SALE.
W e m a k e a n p r c l a l t v of clenniiu.' windoivn i
S e v e n , •"in. a n d b a t h , nil i m p
"FOR THE LADIES' " GLOVES.
: |
A r e y o ufully p i u l e e l e d a j - a m s t losu l i y
SHOE SALE.
STORES TO LET.
'I'hree milch
c.w,.,
lib-.' Y o r l . n h i r e
p i r n . of I t t o r e s . iillires a m i p r i v a t e rcuiilenceii : a l s o l u i n i l h e i
,,.
Have J-i.ii ever had a pair of kid KIOVCI
Ulileim y o u renil C l n r e n r i - W h i l e ' s llill'er- I ' l l ' l i t ivei-lis o l d . u n d o . ' e l : u
Nns. ri and 7 Wharf a'-enue, next to Front
M M . l i n e i - n - Iteneral
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litrcet, Ite.l Hunk.
Ill.piiie A. '1'. Ih.vemus leully i-leniicd itmid 't Try mi. Must suit or l l s e n i e n l this week II inrunii Bevi-rnl i l o l l n r s ' i r i n c f o r s a l e .
Aupl.v l o W a l l e r
( ' n l t e n i o n . Sntiiifnctlon
ruarunteed.
4U W a s h i n i , ' t o , i |,.,i „,,,! e.d.l w a t ,
no
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Ked
Hunk
Steam
Luiindi-y.
be.s t o y o u . Keul liuu-iiiiis.
Abt I e i e r y
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aiie and v.iil'.h.
PONIES AND SADDLE HORSES.
GAS D O M E FOR S A L E .
REAL
Ef.tATF.
I-'. A . M u l l . H d , l - a i r
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• W A N T TO RENT HFSIDENCE.
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Hi've" poniea and rltfn and nnddle bornc
Very coo.l iliiiimr r
i i.aa d o m e for i.nle:
WANTED F n » CASH HUYF.lt.
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ii, enrh side: nil
Waulud.
I, i n h u u i ' . - i l e i i i . r e . d l a l ' e . l-i ' " " " " • N ' ' ' •
It. II. Ilnnv
N e i i r l i e d l i a l i k , I t l l l l i s o i , o r M o l d l e l o w n , i n i l i r u v e i i i e n t n : c e o 11 n i l c I o . n t . - d : * 7 , . r , 0 U . W e
in line o l d e r ; p r i c e Jli.00.
1011 Sprini! n t r e e t . fur rent cheap by the month.
r e , ! , ,
p o - -. i I • I\
l . i , , .->,-, . , - . I ' u - . i u n
A i . i i l
1 - 1 .
A W N I N d
A N D C A R P E T
C I 1 " A N I N ( ;
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7
Central
avenue.
Anbury
I'arU.
Ked Hunk.
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n eeiill-ninn's i-esiilen.-e; w i l l , ncreai-e or ,,
i d e r il a I ' o . n l
hnrrain
A . L. liiii'i
l',i::i:
n i li m p i - o i e u i c i i l ' . .
ehoi.-e
l o c u t i o n :
r e A i . n i i u - s ,
Inmt
r u l e r ,
n m lc u r t . - n r Ini-i'e f i i n i i
FdwnM Pnimi.el,
.-.,1 e . l i t ,
niri'ii,'!', H e e i - l e , l . u i l d i o " . I t . . I I t n n k .
SKATES FOR SALE.
lioe.t
s o n , . n o , t i o e
I n i l pai-lieiitars.
C r a n !
p o t s
a n d lulls
r l e a
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S e n b i i i ' l i l , N .1.
A pair of luiclie)) ,,l,nles fo
l ' n r i - h .
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P u r l , .
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n i . l in.nl.'t e
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: i i i u l l r
(JOt.LIE DOC. I OSI'.
l l m s e a n d cnlf for Mile c h e n p ; h a v e no
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MONUMENTS.
(In T i i i - u d a v . Ida-I, nlid hi n u n c o l l i e d o r .
line for I h e i " .
A . Ricciirdi, It. 11. 2. Mn'tnHOME INVESTMENT.
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if r e t u i u,-.1 t o J l u i i d
WANTI-.I) F O R W I N T E R .
W O R K WAN'II-.I>.
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l l l i v l n r a n d Mol,II:- h o r - i e s . p o n i e a a n d
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ire of a n d Illirlit f r o m N o v e m b e r l o M a y : i ; o o d h o m e .
W , I I .pluce, lied Hunk.
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J1OY WANII'.I>
l i e d Hunk.
Hoi III . . •. i - old to I o n -,-,'1-1 1,-af ti-u'le- hulh.
tei ; l e i :• . i l o l l reel ; |.oi
FRUIT T l t l ' l S I OR SALE.
I O H S,\|.K,
FOR SALF..
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p e a r s , iilnnis. r b e s r l e s : n k . o S t . Kei-is s l i a w I'hin vli - Ir. • ' ! ; i i M >>l F i - ,i\
J n n r a .V E d w a i d s I V , 1 u Hrancli. N . .1.
o ; m i n t b,
Ked Hunk.
v | i m i l
berrlea.
W i l l i a m Ilrynii. Fiber,,n, N . .1.
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T H E HUDSON HOUSE.
'.II t ' u i b . s
P h o n e ;iti;!.
hit,, 1rn
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COWS FOR SALE.
Flrnl-rlniiii linnrd h y tlie d n y o r w e e k ;
l ' a i k . N. .1.
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GIRL
WANT|-:i»
Hi 1ilithl, !\' .1.
ItAliniT HOUNIlS FOR SALE.
A r e i i i B t n - e d l l e l i t e i u , w i l l , r n l f - n l - o i n i l - r e n l r n l l y l o c a t e i l a n d p l c a o i n t i i i i r r o u n d i n r n ; Iv. 1'. O II.
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work,
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Ken.! me :,
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in dnlililn
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J E R S E Y I I U I . I . FOH SALF.
li'.o .,-, i i n i o o i ' in--,,, - . one huh' leu.li- f,,, i i n .
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S A L E O N F L A S I I I . I C I I I S ANN HA I TF.H1FS | » , , " , ' " ' , ' , ' , " ,.i,i ' " '*
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work mound place. call on or i-ii'e for filllbei- Infill mill hill. II.
IIOARDINCS.
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i will,
h n n i d ,
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Wlllhim A, .IniilMon. Il.diil.lel, N. .1. lie,- mi- VV. Willi.'O"-, :' Ilroad nllect. Red Hank.
hot
and
cold
water;
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for 2 or ;t Kenlleioeii
lit!,,,mi, Mnu,,, II,,,,,,I . i l i c d , l i e d I III I I I . , . , ' , , , I , - H I , , h , . 1 , , , | , |
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f o in n i l l
S m i t h
p ' l l c l i e i
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COWS I O R SALE.
A l ' U 7 Ford loui-inr <'ur r..r ,'nle; biund nt
I, IN'I Hank.
l o i i u u e l
l l n i . l i - ' i . ,
i n i n , , u i , e
o f W i l l , u n i
H u r l i K i l l S A I L O K M i l ! III.INI.
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f o u r u n d llvu yearn o l d . o n e new neile,
i.iu imil o i e r h a u l e d : ebcap lo
lie. |;t W e i l Mr, in -t
I, I , eeliold, N. J
1(111 SALF.
w i l l , cnlf In- her "hie. \ . lleyrr. lleaddell'ii .piir- hi,),,-,
'.til I',.,,,! •-,•,,- | , lied Hank.
FURP.'ITDm-. IOI! SAl.i:.
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l l l u e
V e l v e t
h a t , lull
f a c l l i r :
o l d rolie
bent, r n nlid
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J'bone 110 H.
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Holme a n d I t a r a r e o n sliore f r o n t . (Iceiiu
id ,i i n i i r f o o t s k i t r
ROUND .'II'OCK WANTED,
nil M
I..|I|T in II
made In our nh.ip; clean, white, lny<.
in. lei , .1,1111 1.1" otlei
'•cfuiwd; llll
h o i l l c v n i - d , A l l , , , i l l , - I l l r l i l n i u h , , M. J . I ' r i c e
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l i n t quality round potaloe» wanted by ilHi'il; I n . i f nl /<•-> III)
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mill fiiiteens. I I . 1 Hill ll.V furr a i d , A l l a n l l c l l i i - h l . - i n . l . . ' I I )•)•<
ll.-iv V o n
•: > I H iierb i.ieil iMefffri-eil.
Viiiitinn & Dllatush, nntnwn. N. J . I'lyim- BII3-M. Kiitontown.
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itrect, IU'1 Hunk. •
Mr.do $200 on a Sale.
Frank Gar-mho, who recently
bought a huuHe and lot on Kiver
etreet, has sold the property to Henry Johnson, the (lii^mim ut the Monmouth atreet eroatiinjr, who will rnake
Hie houBO hia home. Mr. Gurruto
hold the property -for $200 more
than ho paid for it a few wcekn ago.
Bcith sales were made by the Ked
Bank real estate company.
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PAINTER WANTED.
FENCE POSTS AND LUMBER.
YELLOW LOCUST.
WILL SACRIFICE
OAKLANDS FOR SALE.
SALESLADY WANTED.
ue,r £!kT^,T£o " 'T^^^^
THE.SANITARY BARBER SHOP
N. BUTTERBACH,
BOY WANTED.
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GALVANIZED IRON ROOFING
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
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WE- RED
JOIIN H. COOK, Editor oud Publisher.
C. HANCE, Asbocicto Editor.
Business Manager:
THOMAS IRVING DUOWH.
Subscription Prlcesi
One year
6U months
Three m'oi)tb«
$1.50
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Entered fit the 901 to (Dee at lied Hank,
K- J., aa second-claim matter.
TOWN TALK.
{Continued from page 4.)
Tin1 country went KupuMicmi y t s
1c*iday by feiif gruati'bt landslide in
.Ainorienn polities. A heavy Rcpub
majority
tnd Interest. W. S. Stamps, Foreign nnd Doueatic Securitica Bought, Sold and Quoted.
-OF-
Tho Subscriber having sold liia farm will hold a public tide en this
known &&
C A P T A I N DIXON'8 F"AjarH
ON THE STATE PUBLIC HIGHWAY FROM
The umliTsigiii'il auhscribers will wl] on tin- MOUN I 1 \RM,
on the road
... leading from Munulajmn church to liuird'a Coriii'i1, at
ON
W. S. CLEVELAND ft^--~rt
""WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, li»20.
IH'MII
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A.WITEK
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HOTEL' ASTOR COFFEE 42c. LB.
Finest Grades of Tea^ and Coffees
at Lowest Prices.
Phone orders promptly delivered.
222 Edwards Ave., LONG BRANCH.
HIGHER SPOT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
At 12:30 P. M., the following:
A fine selection oF Trimmed Hati and
Hcnd mncjp Hats. No two ulilie.
M R S . wV. H . L O H M A N N
231 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank. N. J.
was foreshadow*, d,
oven before tlie nominations i o i
J'resident were made.
The onlv
jniiullels to yesterday's eleetion to
Ito found in previous elections weie
Those of lHSH, when Itnijaniin Jlai. Ti.^on had alienated ;i laryo part ol
(lit1 Kt'jmblieuii party, unii in 18D0,
-wlion Crover Cleveland had made a
:.imihir wreck uf the Democratic
party.
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15 Heod New York State HoUlcin Hcifert.
Tliese heifers are all carefully selected stock, and some will be fresh
abput December 1st. Several fine young steers and stock bulls. These
cattle ate all government tested and in fine condition.
One team heavy work horses, 2 sets heavy double hreechintf harness,
drop hottom • dump wa^on, Deeriu^ one-horse mower, seven-foot Hoover
potato diytfer, used only one season; Moline gang plow.
Vim Auto Truck, in first-class condition.
A liberal credit will be given. Truck service for deliverinj; cattle.
MOUNT BROS. & A. J. BOUGHMAN.
W. II. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
Tho League of Nations, which each
p:uty made the keynote of tin.1 eaniVai^'u, proliahly liad very little to do
•with tho result. Hotli parties, with
the exception oi' a lew irrreoneilables
in the Kcpulilii an party, wanted a
league of nations of some sort. - A |
le;'i;'ue of some sui't was sure to lie 1
jiiiuli', no matter who was elected and S
i.o mutter by what" name it might be
vnlU-d.
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129 W . Front
The Most Exclusive Furniture I
House on the Coast.
I
When in need of furniture, carpets,
bedding or stoves visit our new up-to-date
store.
Take advantage of our complete assortment and popular prices.
Street
Throu^lunit "the < laud there w a s
i;ro»it resentment against, the Wilson
Red B a n k , N. J . - •,].
national administration.
This was
• lue partly to the details u t the nea< r
1 t'ealy arul part I y to ot her cau.-t'S.
Till.* bi^' (.'orpiiiM lions fe It I hat l he
Imrden of taxation on their prolils
. "Was tou ^*reat and was unfair to them.
The very wealthy men of (he nation
felt that the ( a \ on !heir incomes
"vvas too hiti'li. Tiu- chant'cs in the
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income tax law, which hnmtfit the Another shipment of rups .trom
Jaw into et)'«H-t on four million people the Alexander Smith Carpet Mill.*,
«if tlie country, was in most cases ••'(•- ! in Axmin.-U-rs, Velvet, Brussels,
st'nted liy many of these people, not j
h
h
12:00 O'CLOCK SHAHP.
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of Farm Stock and Implements, a& follows:
2 Horses, good woik teuin; 2 Cows, extra KOOII, coming in fresh in January,
one is five yeara old; two-horso Fm-m Wagon, Hurley mukc; low down Wagon
with log bolster, two-horae 4-sprinjr Market Wagon, ono-horso Carriage, Jagger Wagon, 2 sots Double Harness, 2 sets heavy Single Harness, ono lifiht set,
also a set of liplit Double Harness; Farmers' Favorite Grain Drill, new; Mowing Machine, Hoover Potato Digger, new; Aspinwall Potato Planter, new;
GO-tooth Ilurraw, Acme Harrow, Iron Ajje.Riding Cultivator, Riff's Plow, 2
two-horse Plows, one-horse Plow, i single Cultivators, Weeder, Thomas Seed
Sower, Hay Shelving, Sod Cutter, Holler, Huy ami Stalk Cutter, new; Grind
Stone, Wheel Barrow, Ladders, Forks, Shovels, Enkes, e t c ; Tent, 15x2B ft.;
Rope, sixty feet, one inch; Spray Pump in Rood order; B5 Hot Bed Sash, fiOgallon Kerosene Tank, 30-gallon Gasoline Tajik, Fairbanks Scales, 50 Chickens, 500 bushels Kur Corn, 2 tona of t;ood Timothy Hay, 2,000 Sheaves Cornstalks, hand-bound. Also some Household Furniture, a good Kitchen :Wood
Stove and a Parlor Coal Stove.
CONDITIONS;—All sums under $20.00, cash; all Bums over $20.00,
nine months' credit on noto with good security. Five per cent offforcash.
Will.also offer at tho same time 1 one-ton Chevrolet Truck, nearly new;
1 1917 Overland Touring Cur in good condition and 1 1919 480 Chevrolet
Touring Car.
GEORGE E- ROGERS, Inside Clerk.. . .
I'\ E. STURM, Outside Clerk.
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E. HILTBRUNNER.
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Telephone 7<f4.
Having sold my farm and given up the dniry business, 1 will offer at public
auction on tho premises, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM FARMINGDALE,
N. J., on the
194 Broadway,
Long Branch, N. J.
Distributors for
7ii-!Kiiij_; o u t a projHM" t i ' t u r n .
Int h e<
. i£}iQ(/|||^)f IPf IPQC
] n \ u l s o f n i : m . \ i i f llu-.-e p r o p l , ' w a s ;
ncgllldl rill<C3
11k' fear t h a i i h e y m i ^ h l have m a d e ]
KciMK- i-ri-ur in makiiij! n u t t h e i r r e - j -M*" ' ° e a s e s of T e x o l e u m , t h e
•Uirns which w o u h l I J I • i 11 f_v pi'ii.altk's .sful'cly Hour c o v e r i n g , r e d u c e d t o
u|iuii t h e m .
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s o n w i l l m a k e mi c h a n g e i n t h e town \tl"uU,\K
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j i d u i i i t i ^ t i ' a l i d i i , c \ c i | ) l ( h a t ( h e Kt A I S D a l o t o f J a p a n e s e ^ r a s s rUL r s
j w M i c a i i m n j o r i l y in t h e c o u n c i l i s i n - ' ;,, ' s i z e s !'x1^> fii $ 6 . 9 8 , K x l U (a)
P l e a s e d h y I tliroii|;li t h e v e t i i r n u ' l U » _ „ „
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o f ( i r o i p . K W i l s o n :LS e u u n c i l m a n [ * 5 - 9 8 a l u l G N ! ' " ' $ 3 ' 9 8 '
JI-IKI t h e o l i ' . t i o ! ! d l ' H a i r y C l a y t o n a> j
T h i s i s t h el a s t l o t t h a t I w i l l
. Ili.; s l l r r e s s o r .
T h o el.M-1lion o f ' l i e l l j a - | i , . , ^ . . l t ihi_.^ e pprices
,.;cc.s t ) l i s s l . a s 0 I ,
1.. A t w a t c r a s o o l U T t d r t o s u e • •eed I)i'. W i l l i a m M. T h o m p s o n r e - onlv one ruir to a customer as I
1:0n.-- a Ri'iuiMiean in t h e (tilieu a n d have only a limited lot.
annke.i no p o l i t i c a l chtm^x*.
A lot of A-l IIN 112 Ciold Seal vugs,
Under a Recent New Jersey Law You Will
Pay,No Taxes on Your House for Five
Years if You Build it Before
October 1st, 1922.
r Buy Now at Fairfield Gardens
regular price $18.1)0, this lot will go
Ill t h e c o u n t y a D e m o c r a t i c s h e r i l T (a- $13.98. All these goods I will
]ia.^ h e e i i s u c c c e d i ' d b y a H e p u b l i c a n
have on sale
shetitlf
T h i s w i l l c a u s e a c h a n g e ir:
and build your home in this Suburb of.Red Bank
Lots at $60 to $200.
" If A few extra fine corner lots at $225.11
Uext Friday and Saturday
129 W. Front Street
Red Bank, N. J.
Geo. W. Sewing,
FIREPROOF VANS.
Opposite Red
i@d Bank, II!
^r:"s^".-;u^^/r ^K ;iifl1c;iiy^r|From 2S% to W'o Below
•the a p p o i n t m e n t o f j u r y c o n i m i s M o n el', . w h i c h p e t i t i o n n i u - t IK- h e l d !iy a
i t u t n o f t h e o p p o s i t e p a r t y t ot h e s h e r iff.
'I'his ut'.lee is n o w h e l d b y a U e ]Ultdii:an. T h e e l e c t i o n u f U a l ' i v ( I .
"JSordcn ;iml t h e r e - e l c e l i o l l of W i U i a m
• i i . I'.ei'uen i f i v e ^ l b e U e p l l l d i e a n s f o u r
a n n u l , o r . , ill" ( l i e b o a r d ol I ' l v c l m l . l c i v
t o o u r Iliiiii'Cr'it. Thi> will c a u s e '.he
(li.^|ll;!ceml'nl <•:' C h a r l e s !•'. . M c D o n a l d
;is e n m i t y c o l l e c t o r . " T h e u l l i c e o l '
<.'(Hinl\" a u d i t o r , n o w helil b y O b a d i n h
]'). Hiivi-, ol' K e d H a n i ; , m u s t lie h e l d
b y a .n i . n i h . r o f t h e o p p o s i t e p a r t y
a'roni t i n ' c l l e c l o : - , .Mid this- will r e -
STILES & CO.
2r.d N'^Umal Booli BUi., Room 28
Evwy Wedassdey Hour* 2i00 to 6 p.m. I
Vomlovillt, Mimtri'ls, Circus. Pictures. Firerks, Carnivals fur Political Ontuiiizntions,
Club. Home, Fraternity, Legion Hchnol.
Suito 33. PrDdor Theater Bids.. NEWARK.
ss&mas
MILUNERY
Bo sc: r H>c» fcurn or itch I
Bo tfcey fmi tired n ,tMi M dt
I! ca, tava your eym essatatd; yosa
tsla-a«s may nasi a ciiaags.
AT 12:00 O'CLOCK, SHARP, THE FOLLOWING.
THIRTY HEAD CHOICE GRADE HOL3TEINS.
My entire herd, consisting of cows with calf by side; close springers
and cows milking at present time. One registered Holstein bull, pedigree on
application.- Six good work horses.
Hoover Potato Planter, Hoover Digger, Aspinwall Potato Sprayer, 2
Planet Jr. Riding Cultivators, 2 Spike-Tooth Harrows, McCdrmick Corn Harvester, Hay Kake, Tedder, 3 Farm Wagons, Manure Spreader, Papec,Ensilage
Cutter, Disc Harrow, 2 tons Lime, ;i sets Double Harness, > sets Single Harness, lot of extra Collars, Forks, Hoes, Shovels, Rakes, ropes, etc., ami many
other things too numerous to mention.
50 TONS HAY, 500 BUSHELS CORN.
TERMS:—All sums of $50.00 and under, cash; a bankable note will be
accepted for sums over $50.00, with approved security for six months, with
privilege of one renewal for three months.
T. V. YETMAN, Auctioneer.
JAMES L. HALL, Clerk.
WILLIAM C.
The best overalls in tho
world.
You have perfect
comfort and an extra good
(it. And these overalls will
"wear like iron," too. Made
of the toughest unfading
cloths, with comfortable broad
straps, strong buckles, stitches that hold like rivets, buttons that stay on, and button
holes that keep their size.
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6?-: If youdo not care to pay cash, you_can buy any lot on the
"tract'at O N E ' D O L L A R ' D O W N AND~0NE DOLLAR A
WEEK until it is paid for.
Concrete Road and Trolley Line in front of the Property.
Contractor and BuiSder,
a l l -
S l l l ! i l lj i i i j l i i ^ : a l ) e l : l i u ' a t i n t h e
dd-'i-'s nilie.'
W i t h uply o n e lleir.oei;d
now-ill oflicc
t i ' i d .of that In
coin,'.
i n t h eh e a r d
rd
o f
RED BANK N. J.
OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDING,
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Over 150 lots have been sold at Fail fieldlGardens during_
the ]);ist two years. All the lots ^old were bought aslioniu s i t e s f o r t h e o w n e r s . .•ifc&^.'.-.-l.ySra j.?;..1:£j '--*<=••''••
Room 3.
D r . . l e h n 11. V a n M a l e r o f A t l a u ' . i e
J l i ^ h t a n i ' . s m ; i d c a w o i n i e i i ' u l r u n (of
j i h c r i i r i n a l l t h i s p a r t o f lh e c o u n t y .
b.ul t h e g e n e r a l l a n d s l i d e w a s t o o
^ ' , r c » t l ob e u v c v e i . n i c a m ] h ew a s d e f e a l c i l . T h e v e r y bii;' \ o t c h e r e c e i v e d
•in s | , i b - o f t i e - l a n d s l i d e is a | . . k e i , o l '
t h e epical c n i i ! i ( i e n c e a i o l f a i t h w h i c h
i s icpo:-ed i n h i m h ytlie jicoplc w h o
l\lki\V h i m lleSt.
r«leplion« 850-J.
Jobbing of All £Cinde,
P'-ntiranto* Chaorfullr FortiUh«*B-
On_no tract of land ever opened up for development near
Red_Bank have lots sold_as rapidly_as at Fairfield Gardens,
On no tract near Red Bank have lots ever been sold at such
low prices or on such easy terms;
Three-piece Overtufted Tapestry Suite of the famous Karpen'make, including long Davenport, Rocker and Chair,
Roads just graded through the property have opened up a
number of very fine lots on the highest part of the tract.
T h e dcfe.-it i . fT h o m a s K d « i u . I d ' Jrie.-. o f I-'iec-hold b y H a r r y C . l i o r d e n .
as freeholder, loa\o:; the we.-tern part
T h e Columbia ( n o adjustment
of the cuunty without representation payment) guarantee covers ;ill th<!
on the hoard. The central purl of the matcri.il:; in tlu1 b;iltrry. It covm tin4-ounly ha^ a freeholder representa- iv(irktn:in^ii[i tli.it put tln-m then1. It
tive in (he person o( Charles M.
l i l
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th
cap.uity
Wyckoif, but Ibe count\' has no freeof yy<
r;;wit
y
holder at Freehold or west of that
tho original capacity fur the
town. This is the first time in t h e;it lc.'ist 81) J^ off h
history of Monmouth county that this period of tiu* guarantee.
<roinliliiMi has occurred.
You get a guarantee like this, only
with theAhoul Lin.- only viduik'9 for the
IK'inocrals in the cMHinty, out.sitle of
juiiun' plat'es in the Democratic townKhips, is I lie election oi' S. Frank Mu&CMI, t h e Dtinofi a tk1 candidate for
mayor of Keyporl, and Altram «lohnK(HI as mayor of Monmouth I.each,
There iy no trutli in the -story that the
IK'inocrals intend to put. Mi'." Mason
and I\1r. .Inhnson in a ciip.e and e\~
Jiihil Llit-rn around the county with the
label, ".Saved from the Wreck."
jmints of constnu'tion
k
the ColumliKi
ior in 18 ditFcrcnt
.
Honeycomb
late formation lus
iseil sriu'tiirc
ike a strrl \nrdcr
to ivithst;nul tiurklni|;.
Universal
t c nninuhi m a k e
p<K-;iMe installing ;i
tinn" where hours
I .Ellsworth Alexander
arc proicrtinn a(';niv.t
IlayoiH't - ratcli Vent [ilii|.;s
TILES
i and exu-ptioiutly wido filling hole.
•I1 Mnors, VValhi, Hearths nun M a n - : y(MI to maily KMUI the cuiulitu
l''acin^.s, Uraiis and Wrought Iron I (Vluioliu.
.rejiiiU'OS, A n d i r o n s , I ' V n d f r . s , F i r e •
I.«-t u\ -.h-.w y o u all I S p n i n t s of : .i]|n-iii As a n d (JUH L O ^ H , W o o d a n d T i l e | u r l l y ' i I h l l'M'l:>"» " h i i tlwv nu-.m to >nu.
..waiitt'lb, M e i l i e i n e C a h i n e t a a n d Tilt!
in H a t l i r o o m A c c e - y o r i e i.
•S. I . PSCOT
14 and 2(i Mcclinnic Struct
KeJ Unnlt, N. J.
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Register Office,
Red Bank, N. J.
<s
Why do you say that?
For exactly the same reason you say " I want
another piece of steak" or I " want some more
potatoes."
It is appetite—and appetite is born'of taste.
Good tasty bread is always the product of good
wholesome materials carefully bakedlnto"lfie'"rnost
delicious,? most wholesome, and most economical
food of today.
Such a tasty food is
I c a n aiiaii.i'.i' h i II.IVI* tlii-. M n l i ] : "
l a b . ' i ' , i i : - . i n i n ; ; ;> _••<>< n l - 1 - 1 v i . •. •: • 1 > I • • j f i h .
iujjly l " w .
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I v ,i l l c a l l .
p u t n n | . v< v p t ' i i c n r ^ J
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Mirpiiv
Ii't'; );,;! |.M;CI1IIT.
etc., will suit yourlastc.
~ Bread in your best food, cat morn bread.-
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Auk your grocer to :ien<l you a loaf.
JOHN II. COOK, Jr.
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Newnmn Springs Avenue,
Rc<j Bonk, N. J. I
Entire Suite covered with same materials. All pieces have
spring edges, spring bottoms, spring pillow arms, spring backs,
loose cushions fitted with the Marshall cone springs. These
Suites offer, while stock lasts, the most remarkable bargain
ever offered in a strictly high-class Living Room Suite. About
enough for one week's selling and no more at the price when
few on hand are sold up.
€3Ihiii]kdl9o J O i P e a c i
C . 1 I I h e i i i m l r ; i . • • e l i i i f . i l ' 1 : ' : i - , o v i - i ' I ' V ; i | i p l v i u r ; i i ' uV i T i n . i ; ' i l l
f ; i l l V , i n i / l \ l I M I Il l . ' . l l . i l i m i l l i n i l i l l ; ; .
1l i : i \ f n i l haiiil a i p i j i i l i l v n lI h i .n u l , ' i i ; i l j ^ l a i^'iul
g i ; u l c I l i a t l i a s \H\-\I
I I. i / d a : . l i n i l l i i n , ' .
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John H. Cook,
^,",0SiTlu> distinctive llavor of one of these loaves
That
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want another
It pays to advertise in Tho Re^iBtor.
Advertisement.
14 Monmouth St., Red Danlt
Ttiri-noNi. :;;<; j .
Maps and price lists of the property can;belobtained from
the owner,
CHILD'S BAKERY
Red Bank, N. J.
500 Dozen Slightly Imperfect Shades at Bargain Prices.
$1.85 Grade, now • $1.19—
85c Grade, now 54c Heavy
Finest quality plain and VeOpaque Shades in best selling
netian stripes, standard colcolors. Rollers guaranteed;
ors; guaranteed rollers; size
size (5x3.
6x3.
;.
Dont fail to secure your requirements while it is possible
"for us'to fill orders.
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RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 3, 1520.
ELECTED
By Popular Vote as the
, Page Fifteen
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The Riehdale Orcliards offer for sale the Famous Nero
Apples, carefully hand-picked for'winter use. •«& - Nero Apples are the finest winter apple grown. They are
of medium size,' with a lively red cheek. They are splendid
keepers if kept in a cool place.
A bushel hamper contains l!50 to 170 apples. Every apple
is hand-picked, thus making them free from bruises, They
are excellent for eating out of hand or cooking.
, Expert Work Guaranteed.
The price is .$1.50 per bushel hamper, which makes the
apples cost a little less than a cent apiece. Orders for three
or more hampers will be delivered free in Red Bank.
Address,
Monmouth'County! \
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Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
Present Office and Residence, 15 WashingtonStreet :
After November I S , S7 Harding Road
;: RED BAN II, M. k
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PHALANX, N. J.
THE ALL-FAMILY TICKET'
Telephones
Telephone 599 J
278-F-2 and 278-F-12, Middletown, N. J.
RED BANK STEAM DYE WORKS
Hundreds have put their cross of approval on .pur modern method of cleaning,
pressing - and dyeing, on the dependability of tms service and on the fairness of
price always to be found at the
•!•
RED BANK STEAM DYE WORKS
The vote is practically unanimous. Father and son, mother and daughter no
matter which member of the family visits this place—they go away with the pleasant
•thought of having been thoroughly pleased in every particular.
Women, Read These Shoe Bargains
High Grade Beautiful Shoes $SJ5, $7.95
MAX LEON,. Pu-opsfc toy.
Office, 24 Weal Front Street.
Phone 734.
Factory, 76 White Street.
RED BANK, N. J.
Phone 1045.
: All cars stop in front of our office.
Branch Stores at Long-Branch, Seabright and Lukewood.
'4
4
4
aa to ee in the lots, 2% to 9. Ho old stock in lot
These several lots of shoes were selling
up to today at $8.50 to $14.40 and cheap
at that, as you could not buy better at
any" price. They are the best shoes in'
my stock and cannot be bought today at
• wholesale for any such price.
I
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4
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1st lot
at $9,95
i
2nd lot
at $7.95
Queen Quality, beautiful patent colt lace
and dull button shoes, fine gray kid lace,
and many others u $7.95.
3rd lot
at $5.95
Women's good shoes I've been selling at
$6.50 to $8.50, not every size but many
good sizes in the lot, $5.95.
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RUMSON NEWS.
Flower Show. Last Week at Parish
Home—Big' Hallowe'en Parade. ,
The Monraouth county " horticultural society held its annual show
lust Thursday at the parish houau
and it was well attended. The display was not as large as in former
years but many varieties were shown
and made a beautiful exhibition.
The exhibitors were Percy Hicks,
Charles Rice and William Dowlen of
Kutnson and W. .W. Kennedy and
Jame.s Kennedy of Red IJank.
Seventy-five children in masquerado attire took part in a Hallowe'en
parade Saturday night. The children marched through the park and
then to the parish house, where the
costumes were judged. The prize
winners were Mary Noonan, Joseph
Zeigler, Hyatt Cunningham and
Mary White. A social time was held
in the parish house.
I t is only one of the features that make for
Mias Lois McKay and Miss Grace
Mohawk Quality—and Quality is the only assurBorton gave a Hallowe'en party Satance of ultimate economy and lasting, satisurday night. . The party was called
factory service. •- *•
-HOW
. «' "spooks' convention," us the Kucsts
were dressed in white. The rooms
It would not be there if there were any tenwere decorated in orange and blnek.
dency o n , t h e part of the Mohawk Rubber
Hallowe'en games were played and
Company to skimp on the quality or quantity
a collation was served.
of material, or the standard of workmanship—
The public school-; of this place
were closed yesterday, on account of
to waver in their wise policy of building a tire
election day.
that is quality through and through.
1
Mrs. Elizabeth Lon^.street, who is
Nothing that can deteriorate ever goes into a
!)5 yeas old and who is the oldest
Mohawk Tire—no shoddy, no reclaimed rubber,
resident of Runison, is confined to
no fillers—only the purest of Para Rubber and
her bed with sickness. Last winter
she broke two, ribs in a fall but she
the best Sea Island Cotton Fabric, too.
recovered antl had been enjoying
» You not only get a better tire, but you get
good health until last week.
more tire in Mohawks. For example, a Mohawk
Miss Julia liitjie and Drew I'olhe35 x 5 Cord weighs from 7 to 9 pounds more
mus of New York spent Sunday with
than the ordinary cord tire—due solely to the
"Mr. and Mrs. Frank' 'Polliomiis.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dolby have
purity of materials and the more generous
gone to New York for the winter.
quantity of them.
Miss Helen Raleigh and Frank
1'egrum of New York spent Sunday
Every Mohawk Tire is hand made—by veteran.
at the I'reshyterian parsonage.
experts of the industry who take a just pride in
The opening exercises of the new
their handicraft.
pubic school library will be held
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Thankskiving day.
Consider the ultimate economy of Mohawk
A motion picture show was given
Quality Tires, the satisfaction of putting quality
last night at the parish houso. The
to work for you.
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Ruinsou band gave a concert Friday
night in the high school auditorium.
JOHN HANSEN,
The community chorus rendered sev42 West Front Street,
Red Bank, N. J.
eral selections and were accompanied
Phone 72-VV.
by tlie band.
A Hallowe'en party was given Saturday night for Kenneth Crane, son
of Mrs. Louise Crane of Allen
street. Those present were Catherine O'Hrien, Cnthorine» Rogers,
Helen Jeffrey, Elizabeth Smith, Henry Owen, Robert Heatty, ivVdton and
Paul Jahnes and Stephen Hokins.
M . D . 2271?
William Mears is building two
bunpuloWK on Parmly stri'et as an in- which was given in the Presbyterian NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT
vestment.
chapel Friday night with W. Ray Estit* of Willinm K. .Slronii. ilvrviiKccl. •
Nutu'i- \* hoifby uivt'n that tin- account*
William Brcnnan and family of King's machini'. Other shows will
Hiibrtcrilierrt. exetMitui a nnil trtisU-i-n ol
Center street moved last week to he given from time to time in the o^tho
till' n u l l ' <if Mill drrcaxi'd, will W BlliliU'i
Newark. A family from l''utonto\vn chapel.
nnil niutcil liy tlie Sin•riiituti! ul the County n
Moiumnlth iinil rcportt'ii fin- tfettloini'iit ti
will move into the house vacated by
liishop Walsh of Trenton made his tin- Orphan* Court tit Hiiiil Cininty. on Tlun-ti
Mr. Brennan.
ilny, the eiHhtventh duy of November, A. D,
annual
visitation
to
St.
Dorothea's
A fence has been put up on the church a few days ago. He con-1320. nt wbirh time lipplii'lilion will be mail,
for tile allowance or oi>iniiiiiiHol)H anil coiinnel
west side of the public park.
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a class of 45 children.
Co,.*.
Mrs. Susnn Pvarsall, Miss Emily firmed
Dnteil Oclolu'1- Xtli. A. I). 1*120.
William
Emloy,
who
is
employed
Pearsall and Latham l'earsull spent hy the (!ulf refining company, is
ALICE C. KTltONG,
' part of lust week at New York.
FIIANK K. STUIUilS.
a vaciition at Atlantic
WILLIAM II. COAUHY.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stender of spending
Hoboken and Mr. Wilson and Mr. City.
George
Moshy
entertained
bin
Merkle of New York were recent
Occanport New*.
gucBta of Mr. and Mrs. Phineas M. schoolmates at H Hallowe'en party
Mrs. James Flint and daugl
Friday night.
Smith.
The Methodist young; folks held a Nairm have left for Baltimore, where
Mrs. Michael (Vl)oiiovnn and ehilthey will spend the wjnter.
party Friday night.
ilron of I.akewood huve been visiting Hallowe'en
Michael Motiuire of Long Branch
The report that Harry Mumlell
Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughliu.
had resigned as marshal is untrue. waa the guest of his sister, Mrs. I
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Mr. Minuiel naya he has no intention Ella Fields, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary K, Hull and daughter, J
of resigning.
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EATONTOWN NEWS.
Mrs. John Silvers, and the hitter's
daughter Mildred visited friends at
"Blind Bob" Taken to the Long
SHREWSBURY NEWS.
I'iao lteaeh on Sunday.
Branch Hospital Monday.
Mrs. William Wagner of Long
H. (i. Robertson, better known as Two Hallowe'en Parties Held Hero
Branch spent Friday with Mrs. Flor^
Lait
Friday
Night.
"Illind'llob," wan taken to I hi; Long
ence
Stein.
liraiH'h hospital Monday night. He
Ahont sixty persons attended a
Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanSrhoick
is nick with Blight's disease. Mr. llalhiwc'en party at ,1. Wright
Hobet'tsoii is a blind man and is one Hrown's Friday night. A Hallowe'en entertained at dinner on Sunday | V
of the quaint character!! of tile vil- party at. Christ parish house on the Mrs. Onvid (lautier of I.akehurst, i
lage. He wan known lo many people same night drew iihoul 7f> persons. Mrs. Deborah I.emmou of Bayville,
from the fact that he kept a gaso- At both places many masquerade Mrs. George I.dinning mid daughter
line stand in the village.
coHtuines were worn and a delight- Francis and Charles Klordia o,f Asbury Park.
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Home-of the young folks dressed ful time WIIM enjoyed.
themselves uti in fantaslic costumes
The work of remodeling and en- i W i l l i a m A n d e r s o n o f lied llmik
iSaYVl day night and called at various lillgilfg I he I'nohouse ha.-; been liu s p ' H tile w e e k - e n d with hi.s .-iiMer,
liousi's. Later they had a Hallow- ished. II was ilone bv Winlield .S. M i s . I'Mtu C r a w f o r d ,
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e'en party and dance in a vacant Wiiinwrighl of Little Silver.
William S, Conrow" v i s i t e d
friends
house on Broad sheet.
t'hlll'liw llnfwcr was suddenly nt I.one; l l r a n e h o n S u n d a y m i d M o n Communion will be bebl at the taUen nick last weH*. II if. :dowly d a y .
i'l eshylcrinn church Sunday night; r e c o v e r i n g a t t h e !,i>i,[^ i .incli ho;iPercy
VanSi-lmiek
»•«;: a N e w
I'I c|iaialoi y M-rvice I'm- communion p i t i t k
^lOl'k vif-itui e \ c t tin- w e e l . - r l i d .
Will be held tomorrow night.
A • o u t i n g o f l a i v i n I n IM en put i Mr:-. U e b o i a h
keinoii is \ i i i i t i n r '
The hospital uimliitrv will meet on tl
tatc Io;ul.
lier tliuiglitei, M m . Mary Hull.
lhi:i nl'ti'i noon at. .Mrs. Ada II. Nu- Miv, C O M .1-1 mil;
; I,m :l t < • ( .
l.i-on C o n r u w , w h o a t t e n d ; SlevJYw'ii.
p h o n e instil
1'ini instil n t e , w a s t h e
week-end
Knii ningnian tins ipiit bis i• 11> at
• l V l o r l)e II, w h o in I'inph yeil III I ' l l e j i t o f i n s | i ; i r t i n l : ; , M r . [ U l d M l : ; .
the factory of the Sii£lllllnd Keller
o w l n e - o k l a i n i , hiu; a 'hrolien II. Whitney ilourow.
rnpipany at Red Itnnk.
..„.,. nrm. He WHS cranking »
Mr. and Mrs Mdward Monis and
An riudieni'c of about fifty pcrnon.i mobile latit. week w'neiuthe
two dalli'lileiM ni-e vi'-iling Mr, Moriittemled a m-jving picture iihuw
using hiu injury.
ris's mother, Mr,.. Mary Moiris.
Men's $5.95
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k'ij for them, A to D.
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Ladies, if you could know all I stand
-to lose in selling these shoes you'd feel
as- good as I do bad.'
Clarence White
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It has become necessary for us
to further reduce our sfpek in
order to make room for our
Holiday Goods which we will
place on display about Nov. 15.
In . m i U ' r l o iiisiiiv this r e s u l t
w e w i l l j ; i v c , c c i i n u u ' i K ' i i ] ^ W e d n e s d a y , t h e h \ \ i n s t . , a t' > : < K I A . M . m u l
c o n l i i n i i i i j ; u n t i l T u e s d ; i y , t h e l ' t h i n s t . , ;i l i b e r a l d i s L i i u n t n f 2 1 1 p e r c e n t
except Shades a n d Linuleuni.
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Launsbury and Queen Quality best grades,
mostly $12.20 to $14.40 v, $9.9£
Patent colt; fancy tops, gray kid, button
and lace, brown and black kid combinations, a few suede, almost .all sizes in
the lot; also gray kid -beauties, suede
top, gun metal walking boots.
m i c v e n t h i i i j : s o l d d u i i u i ; tliis
time
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Kemeinbei-, this K i nadditinn
t nt h e . l u w
p r i c e s t h a i a r en o w p r e v a i l i n g i na l l d e p a i t i i i e i i t : - .
$100.00 worth of goods for $80.00.
" $ 30.00 worth of goods for $24.00.
$ 75.00 worth of goods for $60.00.
$ 20.00 worth of goods for $16.00.
$ 60.00 worth of goods for $48.00.
$ 15.00 worth of Roods for $12.00.
$ 50.00 worth of Roods for $40.00.
$ 10.00 worth of goods for $ 8.00.
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$ 40.00 worth of goods for $32.00.
A elean
advantage
?.o p e r e e n i r e i l i i c l i n i i n i l e v i ' r y l h i n j ; e x c e p t
i>l' t h i s s a l e a s , i t i ^t h e b e s t c h a n c e
Shades
aiul
5.00 worth of goods for $ 4.00.
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RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 3 , 1920.
WK Sixteen
NEWS FROM KEYPORT.
KEYPORT AND MATAWAN IN
ANOTHER TIE GAME.
Semi-Annual Sale , of Reformed
Church Guild to Be Held December
2d—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew White
, Move to Cliicago.
J Another tie r^onte was [tlayi'il Sunday between the MuUwun and Keyport Imselmll teams. The scilre was
(J to- <> at the end of the ninth inning
anil the game was calleil on account
of darkness. Another R»me will be
played Sunday. MuUiwnn has won
three (fames, of the series, Keyport
two and two hnve. been tied.
The Hemi-annual .sale of the j*iiild
of the Keformed church will be held
Thursday afternoon, IK'i-ember iitl,
rft the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew While have
moved from this plaie to Chicago, v
where Mr. White has a position with o
the Setli Thomas clock i-iiinpiuiy. |<"
Robert J. Seliroedi-r nf Camdcn f,
was the week-end jcuest of Mr. and ©
I Mrs. .I! Harold Heiulrirkson.
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! Mrs. .1. K. Day nml iliiiifrhtiT Mir- *
Miim of New Yttfrk spent several days ©
I hist week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry i
: OUALIT1
104 SH
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vember 6th
12c Ib
25c
BEST
MILK,Everyday& Pets 14c
EESE5 Rich Creamery Cheese 35c
y
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, 2 for 25c
35c lb
Ceylon,
Oolong, Mixed
STRICTLY FRESH
SELECTED
85c doz
65c doz'
6 SOAP, large cake 5c cake
*, Kirkman's and Octagon 8k 3 for 25c
GOLD DUST, large package . •- 25c
BEST of BROOMS MADE, : - 75c
Late of the American
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' visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
J. Schaefer.
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Mrs. Arthur Kroillor of .lenkms- ,
i tovvn, Pa., was the guest hist week of
I her sister, Mrs. Ashury Mount.
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Mrs. Anna Haifih of lUiffalo is I
visiting her son, Albert M. Hiu;2;h. j
j and family.
The Thought chili met Monilaj at I
Mrs. J . A. MacEwan's.
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Mrs. J. Philo of Coney Island '\,is
a recent iruest of Mr. and Mis.
' A r t h u r A. Philo.
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The .Second Ke.vport loan associa- '
tion will open a new si-ries i)f slum's
at thei'.' IH'cember lr.eetinir.
Mrs. M;iry l,iKbtl',>,,t ..f Westl eld
was the truest last week of Mr. and
.Mrs.'Harvey H. lie,!:,-.
I'aul Kirk and family have rented
the liver house on Second stiiet,
which was recently I'uutrht li\
CharK-s F. Rehfk-M
Mr-, .lulius Kalni: i a patient in a
New York hospitalWi!iiii-lil K. De.-i.
ii:is piircha-t d
a S'.utz autoinnhile.
Juli'l S. M:;tihcv
•I'1., has ptlli-'nas,-,i t'. IL C^irm'i
dan
Mr. Maltl'.i-ws sold his tuurinjr cai to
bis iirotlu-r. J. 'RiiymnT.d MatthewKewman i Herbert of Belm.u
havu I'Di-ae'd an i-i,,tvical store in
•the uld pr-studiee 1'loek (,n I'loTlt
s.ti-,-1-;. They will also do an electri
c-al enntraetinjr business.
Dr. and Mr-. ( I . - C Hoirnrdus h IVL
rrtunn'.l from th--h' summer home m
the l'ueuno mouiiUiins.
-' - Liberty fire company h a s ' In en
making numeri'iis improvements to
their hose trurk.
Miss Sheila llrnss, dauplitor of Mi
and Mrs. Albert (iross of East K i \
port, has entered- St. Laurence uni
versity at Canton. N. Y.
Col. A. H. Lei- of New York was
a visitor here ri-cntly.
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(Iratin lirice. who makes his honu
• wilh his ^ranilmtither, Mrs. KviUin
; Tenipletun, has n t u r n e d from a \lblt
'with his father :n Oklahoma.' I)i.
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Price has saib-i! for his home in
Porta Kico.
1 Miss Anna M. Porter has entered
j tile home for ti..- a^ed in Uoiind
I Brook.
j A political tea was ^iven by Mrs.
Geotye Stidfole !a-t Thursdav' aftev| noon a t her horn.' in West Keyport.
[ 'Miss Hose Snlinger has resigned
her position as bookkeeper for Mat1
thews & Chismm .
! Mr. and ^\i>. Leon 0 . Garrison
have been spending some time with
Mr. Garrison'- si-vr, Mrs. A. Reed of
Lonrr Branch.
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Ofrden of Kast
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Alfred
Wallinc
Oran.L'e. daimht
Oi-Cden, was mai d last Wednesday
to II. Seal.ri.uk S. ininck, sou of John
G. Schai'.ck of tl-.i-; phu-e, by Kev. T.
G. Sjiencer in' Mli'/abeth.-, Miy-s
Katherine Stu.-s nf Kasf Oran&e was
the bridesmaid and .1. Leon Schanek,
a brothel' of th.. irroom, was t h e
groonisnian. Mi. and Mrs. Kchnnck
are motorini: thrnuirh the South, and
on their return i ] make their home
here. ^iUvvSdnsj;,^ is a member of
the firm of .). C ' S c h a n c k and Sons.
Mr. and Mrs. I'ailip Dinkleherp of
Vtlantic Hiiriihin-i ; have announced
the enjracoi.'.eni ->f their . daughter
Vlida to Ilunild K. LHiri^', son of Mr.
.mil Mrs. .lulius I'hrifr of this place.!
The next im-.-tii :' of the Keyport!
literary d u b will be held Friday nf-!
ternoon of next •.- eek a t Mrs. 0 . C. [
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ISoK-ardus's. A lecture bv Mrii/ II. C. j
Warren on "Kinili.- Xola" will be the
feature of the imiliiig.
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The Rainbow ,-nhletic club in anx-1
; iiius to boo!; basl.itball |-amen with
! junior teams.
Alex Ladouceur of
this place is mam.i.er of"the team. ' .
FAIR V1KW NEWS.
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experts specializing in furs. We have a very fine
line of fur pieces at wholesale prices. We also make
fur coats'and sets to order. Come and see us.
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j. Mrs. Ada Shaw of Hruuklyn visit- £
j eil Mr. ami Mrs. John Slnlstead last | x©
week.
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i The Keyport literiuy ,-lub was en- .;•
tei-taiiied a few days ago by Mrs. ©
i Norman B. Loekwooil. •"-.
; The Reformed church men's eltili
will hold their next inecting on
| Thursday ni^ht of next week. A
I round table discussion will be held on
; "A UiKRi'r and Better Huroiif^h."
Mrs. Josephine Dick has returnod
j from a visit with relatives ;it Ossini ing, New York.
; Kenneth K. Cooper of Denver is
| visitinp; his mother, Mrs. Catherine
; Cooper. Mr. Cooper will return to
Denver shortly, where he has accept; eil u position.
j Amonp those who attended the
I football (rame at Princeton Saturday
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Kenneth Hoosc.
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Mrs. Charles Woolley at Greenport,
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; T h r e e - Y e a r . O M Clirl F a l l . I n t o P a i l
of H u t W a t e r .
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The NovemberList
And what a wonderful list it is! First there are
the Red Seal Records with all the great artiste.
Did you ever stop and think that at least .99
per cent of the greatest singers and instrumentalists of the whole world have selected the Victrola
to reproduce their art? "There's a reason"—the
Victrola is the best reproducing machine ever produced.
•
HERE IS THE LIST:
A Granada (To Ciianada)—Caruso
By the Waters of Minnetonlca—Akla
Trovatore—Stride la Vampa!—Hosanzniii
Ever of Thee I'm Fondly Dreaming—Hrashui
Nocturne ((ireitf-riliiuii)—HI man
Clavelitos (Carnations)—(iiilli-'Curci
When Your Ship Comes In—Ikirrolil
Fedora ( M v Love C o m p e l s Tliv L o v e ) — . J o h n s o n
Chanson Indoue (A S<m", of I i u l i a ) — K r i e s k ' r
Thank God for a Garden—McComiick
Prelude in'G Major—If aclimaniiioH
Zaza (Zaza. Little (Vypsv)—Zanelli
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3 5 7 0 1—Avalon—Just Like a Gypsy—Medley lox-Trol
12-in. $1.35
I'aul Wliitemaii ami his Ambassador Orchestra
Best Ever Medley—One-.Step
I'aul Wliitemaii and his Ambassador Orchestra
1 8 6 9 0—Whispering—l-'ox'-Trnt
I'aul Wliitemaii and his Ambassador--Orchestra
10-in. -85c, The Japanese Sandman—Lux -Trot
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Paul Wliitenian and his Ambassador Orchestra
4 5 1 9 9^—Waiting tot the Sun to Come Out
Lambert Murphy
10-in. $1.00, I Cannot Sleep Without Dreaming of You
Lambert Murj'hy
1 8 6 9 2—Tired of Me
_ Henry litirr.
10-in. 8 5 c , I'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy's
Armi
I'eeiless Quarlel
1 g'6 9 3 :|'H Be with You in Apple Blossom Time
Charles Harrison
10-in. 8 5 c , Tripoli (On the Shores of Tripoli)
Louise Terrclf-William Kobyn
Olive Kline—lilsie Baker
Hlsie Baker
4 5 2 0 0—Drowsy Baby
10-in. $1.00, In the Afterglow
1 8 6 9 1—My Little Bimbo Down on the Bamboo lele
10-in. 8 5 c , The Urondwny Bluca
Aileen St.|iiley
Aileen Stanley
Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
THi: MUSIC STORK OK THE COAST ,
16 Monmouth Street,
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RED BANK.
RED BANK REGISTER,-NOVEMBER 3, 1&20.
Page SevenUe*
i l f B H HOUSE SOLD. • • • • • • •
PERSONAL.
Sites Minnie Emmons of Hsnasquan has beta spending a few (lays I*AVI0 SIMPSON BUYS
with Mrs. George Buckalew of BudERTY HE NOW OCCUPIES.
Ban avenue.
Miss Lissstte Ctoiua and A. Gerard The Property is on Crescent Parkof Havre de Grace, Maryland, spent
way,' Which Was Intended to be
Tuesday pf last week with Misa Amy
tho Finest Jjectioa of Minnesink
Olsen of Spring street.
Pask Wksn It V/a» Laid Out.
Paul Dugan of Oakland street lisa
David Simpson, who has been ocreturned from a trip to Milwaukee,
cupying Jacob Glazer's house on
Wisconsin.
Crescent
parkway at Minnesink
Horton B. Garrison of Broad street
is employed by tha Travelers' insur- Park, has bought the property from
Mr. Glazer and has also bought the
ance company at Newark.
George K. Allen, Jr., borough e n " adjoining four lots west of the
incur of Ked It unit, ia u new mem-house. The house was built four
er of the Trenton chapter of the yearti ago. I t faces the south. The
s;ulo of the property was mudo by
American association of engineers..
Miss Dorothy Strauaa of Linden William H. Houston and the price
pluee i«! improving after an attack of paid was $f>,500. Mr. Simpson is
employed at Newark by the Pennsylappendicitis.
i railroad.
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M Cluzer
Gl
bbought
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Hurry Kstelle of Catherine street in vania
laid up from work with boils.
% house from J. Amory Haakell two
Mr ami MrB. Bert Leroy of Brook-! years ago yesterday. The house is
• • with
• ' Z M; stories, and it has seven rooms
lyn spent Saturday and• Sunday
Mr. and Mra. Patrick Hackett of and a buthroom.
Crescent purkway at Minnesink
Locust avenue.
Mr. and Mra. Asher Crawford and Park ia a street eighty feet wide. • It
Bon of Colt'a Neck have been spend- runs from the Middlutowh road to
ing u few days with Mrs. Crawford's Iroquois avenue, making an exact
niece, Mrs. John Kyan of Oakland quarter of a circle. When the property was originally laid out a constreet.
A. surprise party was given Mon- crete sidewalk war laid in front of
day night for Miss Gladya Hayward most of the lots, and in the middle
of Wharf avenue. About 25 guests of the street a parkway fifteen feet
were present and they were dressed wide was constructed the entire
length of the street. Each side oC
in Hallowe'en costumes.
protected with
Mrs. William Woodward of Locust this parkway was
curbin;.11.
Ornamental
avenue returned home Friday on the concrete
BteuiriBhip Celtic from a four months' trees, shrubbery and iloweru wiire
planted,
but
they
have
had
no care
Etuy in Englnnd. She was ready to
return to thia country a month ago and they are now in a very bad conbut her ticket was cancelled on ac- dition. A forty-foot circle with orcount of the coal minors' strike in namental plants and trees was constructed at tlie point where Mohawk
England.
Miss Alice Gano of Maple avenue avenue joins Crescent parkway.
spent Sunday with relatives at New- Crescent parkway is if quarter of
I circle and the quarter circle of"
ark and Maplewood.
Mrs. Tlrbmas Voorhis of Peters and enclosed by tho street is laid
place returned last week from the out like a fan. The lota are laid out
Spring Lake hospital, where she hadlike the blades of the fan. The lots
undergone an operation: She huaare thirty feet wide at the street
frontage and fifteen feet wide in the
almost completely recovered.
Mrs. I. Kitchell and her daughter r.ear. Mr. Simpson's purchase gives
-Lillian of Brooklyn and Benjamin him a plot with 1 HO feet frontage on
Keed of Washington, I). -C, are visit- the street and UO feet wide on the
ing Mr. and Mra. Walter Dennis of rear. The lots are loft feet deep.
Not less than two lots can be sold
South street.
. . .
Miss Belle Eville of Caldwell spent to any one person under the restricSaturday and Sunday .with Miss tions placed on the property when
the first lots on this block were sold.
Kilna Rogers of South street.
Dorothy and Mildred Longstreet,
daughters of Hurry Longfltreet of
Took a Three-Year Lease.
Hudson avenue, gave a Hallowe'en
The Red Bunk real estate comparty Friday night, which was at-pany has rented John Fox's house
tended by about twenty young folks.
Harrison avenue to C. N. Davis,
Dr. K. Browning Wilson of Broad who is employed ih the oll'tce of the
street will leave Friday on a hunting Red Hank telephone company. The
trip in Connecticut,.
lease is for three years.
Tho 4B grade of,»the ' Mechanic
Btreet school had a perfect-'reeord of
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
attendunce during October. Miss
64 Broad Si., Rod Bank. N. J .
A(rnc3 Walling is the teacher.
flarvlc.™—SnndaT 11:00 A. M., 8:00 P . M
Hardy Burlett, who has been a pa- Bunilay-School—U:35 A. M.
tient at the Walter Keed hospital at .Wcdneailnr, Evonlns Teatimoiilal Mcctinira
Washington 'the past two years, is —8:00 P. M.
llc&dins Itoom—'WcdDeadara and Sundayi
spending two weeks with his- sister, from
2:80 to 4.30 P. M.
Mrs. William LeVulley of Bank The public Is cordlollr invited t o -viaIt
4..
tha Iloaainff Room end to tho sorvlceB.
street.
QUALITY
COURTESY
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DEALER IN ff
-You'll Never Do Wrong!
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Sash. Doors, BJihds, t»las®
i and Builders' Hardware.
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BEST QUAUTY
F^IR&T C L A S S SERVICE
PRICES
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Cloverbloom Print Butter in 1-4 packages - 63c lb
Jersey Fresh
Jersey Fresh
Hams 33c lb
Shoulders 28c lb
Loins of Jersey
M O N D A Y , ' N O V E M B E R I S , 1020,
' a t 1 :IHI o'.'lo'i-li P . M . i n t h e a l t e r n o n n , o n t h e M a t t I ' l l r n s K a m i in t h o
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Tables, I'ane Hetlue, Cot wilb M a t h i s s a n d H I ' !l,,v.s, s m a l l C a r d ' T a b l i - , '
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Fresh Pork Butts for
Pork 37c lb Roasting, solid meat 35e lb
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UUK-; (K. 1 (>)' Single B e d , M a t t r e s s ,
I'illows, S t a i r C a r p e t .
Fresh Chopped
Roast
24c lb
Beef 24c lb
Sugar Cured
Swift's Dixie
Smoked Hams 34c lb
Bacon
28c lb X
IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT
12 BROAD STREET, Phone 22O
71 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands
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Suit with .Mattress a n d S p i i n j ^ , I r o u
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RED BANK
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[ Bay Ave., highlands
ECONOMY
Plena
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Hindquarters Genuine
Forequarter Genuine
Spring Lamb 33c lb
Spring Lamb 23c lb
Spring Lamb Chops 34c lb Lamb for Stewing 22c lb
«*> Chuck Pot
County Common
Court.
i . J a m e s K. llij'triii.s v s . ( j e n i ^ e ( l o r d o i l
Moore, In Attachinent.
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T h e rnliieriber, auditor appointi-il
in tile a b o v e M a t " , I c a u s e , b y v i i t l i o
of a . c e r t a i n o r d e r m a d e t h e r r i n n n
t h e t h i r t i e t h d a y o f . S e p t e m b e r , 11)20,
will sell a n d m a k e a s s u r a n c e a l . i>ublic s a l e , o n
Rump of Milk
X Legs of Milk Fed
Veal 25c lb
Fed Veal 32c lb
Teaching at Tinton Falls.
Miss Hazel Magee, who lives on O. BAR P U F F S S3.SS per pair
E. Davis's farm in Middletown townRoRul.-ir P r i c e $5.00.
ship, near Ked Hank, is substituting
F , I If,-. im- mini,' of lii'.il d u a l i t y soft,
as teacher of the primary pupils at n aKnr
v y h a i r nnil niljunti-it to tin- lii'.-iil w i t h in,
the Tinton Falls school in plncc of ni-diiiary luiiipin. Tlii.i clno-miii!; ninuiKi'Miss Grace Child of Ked Hani;, who lIH.llt lll>vu>'.> l.'mly for II.-,'.
We muti'li all .ilmJcs of hair w r f r c t l y .
r.ecently underwent an operation at
Ht'nl iirmn i-,'L',M|,t t.f miini'y o n k T iinii a
the Spring Lake hospital. Miss atimiil
uf y.iur linir.
Child is recovering.
FREE!! A REAL HAIR NET
AUDITOR'S SALE.
Monrnouth
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Church News.
The King's Daughters will meet
Monday 'afternoon at Mrs. F. L. Furo Repaired and Remodeled
Blaisdell's on Broad street.
The Lord's Supper will be ob700 Tenth Avenue,
Corner F Street
served Sunday morning at the BapBELMAR, N. J.
tist church. Rev. William E. Braisted ,will preach on "The Whole nnd
the Parts in the Extension of Christ's
Kingdom." At night the topic will
be "Truth Proved in the Test of Experience." The subject for tonight's
prayer meeting will be "Our State
Convention."
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A.MiRKW ,1. CONOVKlt. Atfy.
I'ateil November 1, 11120.
SANITATION
Si'ECIAL. IILALTII NOTICE.
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Hcnt upim receipt of two-cent stamp. W<am snpoly you with I IK-*,; neU a t *1.00 per
iloai'ii. lion,I., to bind;.
Her 85th Birthday.
Try a pilHuu:.' «f ,M1I' III'IIIK- Shampoo.
The Methodists of Little Silver Scn.l
Iwt'lv,' c r n u to rover cost of pai-'kai;,'
held a prayer meeting Wednesday anil nuiiliiur.
night at Mrs. John II. VanNest's and
WALTER HAIR GOODS CO.,
afterwards hold a party in celebra720 Sixlh A v c , New York, N. Y.
tion of the Jifith birthday of Mr_.
Dept. U. 11.
VanNest's mother, Mrs. Eleanor
Titus. Refreshments of cake, coffee, fruit and candy were^Berved.
Roll Call at Belford.
The annual roll call of the BelCars purchased now will be stored
ford Methodist church will be held
Thursday, December 2d. At a spe-free of charge until March 1st, 11I21.
cial meeting of tho official board of This will guarantee you ay:ainHt. a
hipher coat in the Spring and you are
the church Thursday night S. L^
Palmer was elected chairman of tne-Buioof getting your choice of a Rood
general committee of the roll call.
At Eitrpraely Reduced Prices
Ford Cover
$3.00
Ford Cover with Hood 5.00
Radiator Covers for
Any Standard Make,
4-CyKnder
4.00
Same for 6-Cylinder. 5.00
Cnnl of Tlmnki.
wish to thank tho
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h i cmick
i k reKml Bank limiH'ii for
iiponne to. mi alarm of lire at their
wuroluiuiiti recently.
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McALLISTER-CARTON CORP.,
new Swedish maid, "tho ropes."
Phone Market 1472, Newark.
"This," she said, "is my 3011's
room. He is in Yale."
"Ya?" . Sclma's face lit up with
(sympathetic understanding. "My
brudder bane there, too."
"la that so? What year?" asked
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judge yuBl say, 'You, Axel, sixty days
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Card of Thn'nlu.
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The undersigned desire to express
their sincere thanks to the Royal ArAH Kinds of Alterations
canum lodges of Rod Bank and Keyport, the Elks' lodge of Red Bnnk,
Specialist
for Leaky Roofs
the proprietors and employees of the
Red Bank steam laundry, Louin Stultz Telephone 1O0-W Long EBranch
of Kcyport and nil others who BO
kindly assisted.them in their bereavement caused by. the death of their
daughter; also all who sent floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomus Anderson.
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Re-Toppings at Low Prices
^—Our list of re-coiulitioned cars is
as follows:
Fraternity Dance at Red Bunk.
Dodge, Chevrolet: (490), Fords,
Fifty young folks attended a
dance given Monday, night in theHupmobilcs, ^Cpandlcr, Oldsmobile,
Child building by tho Phi-Alpha Baby GrandpC^/cvrolcts, AUen, Cole
fraternity. The dance hall was dec-Aero 6, O^rl^&l, Dorts, Lexington
orated with colored, crepe paper and Domonatratori-!>f'F""-.^
lanterns. Music was provided by
The above^ifrsiiave bo<!ii carefully
Arthur's orchestra.
gone over jlijiifc-'insnocted and boar
our usuni'"fh^f"anttje/of thirty days.
Special terms for this sale.
In Yale.
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'flic pntiontt) and medical department prrlionnel of Cam)) Hospital,
Cunjp Alfred Vail, N. J., desire to cxpresa their appreciation of the receipt
of the beautiful flowers from the Ued
Bank Red Cross Chapter hint week.
F. C. Uriflia, Major M. C ,
Cunip Surgeon.
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Refinery Packed in 2Ib, 5 Ib and 10 Ib Packages
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or later every home will own a phonograph. The question
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The purpose of this great National demonstration
sale is to prove that the jeweled
Pathe is the one to own.
The Pathe phonograph is
superior, because it differs
froni other talking-machines.
It has invaluable features
which'other phonographs da
not possess.
With the Pathe phonograph,
you do not have to worry with1
needles. Needles scratchand
wear out your records, to say
nothing of the inconvenience in
having to change them every time you change a record.
The Pathe plays with a Sapphire Ball. This Sapphire Ball is round
and smooth, is ground under a microscope to exactly fit the gropvjes
in the records and is indestructible.
„ You can play a thousand records witK a single Sapphire Ball,
without injury to the records or to the Sapphire Ball itself.
And the tone! You have never; heard such marvelous, lifelike
tone reproduction in a phpnograpH, unless you have listened to the
genuine Pathe.
Costs n o m o r e
than the ordinary
Oolong or India Ceylon, Ib
BEST TEAS MIXED,
Oolong or Orange Pekoe, Ib
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for one year, both the manufacturers and ourselves agreeing to replace any defective parts without charge during
this period. Written guarantee to this effect furnished
with each phonograph.
These "Conditions of Sale" aro identical with
those prevailing in Boston, Chicago, New York
and San Francisco and every oilier metropolitan
city where this Bale is Itcing held.
Tear this out, fill in and snaiR so us al once.
Without any obligation whatsoever on my part, you may
send me photographs and olhcr descriptive matter of the
Pathe Phonograph you arc offering upon special terms. Also"
send photographs of the Pathe Actndlc Model you are offering
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One week ago we announced this most extraordinary sale of Pathe Phonographs with
their complement of $25 worth of FREE Pathe Records.
Today, we announce that practically one-half of the instruments we were allotted for
this sale have been taken.
Our allotment for this vicinity was '15 phonographs (1921 genuine Pathe Model 10;
same as shown in cut). '
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Six had been sold up to two o'clock yesterday.
This means that there are but nine remaining to be taken. And as the sale is just
now becoming thoroughly advertised and as many persons have seen and heard the
instruments who intend to procure one but have not yet made their selection, it will be
but a few more days until the whole allotment will have been taken.
We therefore suggest that you come in at once if you wish to own one of these
Fplendid phonographs and its superb equipment—upon the terms of this special sale.
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One Universal tone arm and sound box for playing all
makes of records.
Z . The total price for this entire oalfis h §150.
Nation-wide, sale is being held; that I S genuine Pathe phonographs (Model 10), with
their complement of $25 worth of FREE Genuine Pathe Records, were allotted to us for
this purpose in this town and that this same identical sale has been planned for a nationwide demonstration which will embrace approximately 500 cities and towns of the United
States.
- a t •' Hallowe'en partv in the
I'KUlH WHUULfclUWW. ]arr,e fruit parking house' on the |
Coddinjrton farm. The building was
pay with Hallowe'en decorations, !
HALLOWE'EN HOODLUMS BUSY and a j^reat variety of panics weiv '
AT BELFORD.
played.
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One indestructible genuine Pathfi Sapphire Ball (full-tone)
and one indestructible genuine PatbS Sapphire Ball (halftone) for playing Pnthc Reconb.
One hundred steel needles,
And it is to thoroughly demonstrate this fact, this marked superiority, that this
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! • The phonograph offered in this solo h tho 1921 genuine
Pathe Phonograph Model No. 10, 43 inches high, 20y 2
inches Jeep, as shown in cut, in Mahogany, Walnut or
Oak, 5-ply, absolutely the most substantial cabinet construction on tho market today, equipped with:
sick v-'ilh sore throat.
[ team lout lo A shiny Park hirjh
William O'Hrien of Leonardo i:; school'it second team Friday afterworkinir in a factorv ill Malnwiin.
' "IKHI at I.coaui'do liy a Heart! of Ii!
MiiiM Lillian Houthall of Leonardo lo 0.
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NOVEMBER 3, 1&20.
THREE PENSIONS GRANTED.
Aid for Seven Monniouth County
Widow, i . Revoked.
Judge Lawrence has granted
widows' pensions to three Monmauth
:ouuty women. As un indication of
iros^ority in the county the pensions
of seven widows wore revoked as
Hiey are now able to earn a comfort
ible living for themselves aud children. The pensions grunted were to
Mr*. Anno Phrnncr of Middlutawn,
(14; Mrs. Lucy Ahuriu of Long
Biauch, $22; and Mis. Carlson of
West Long Branch, $18.
Pensions revoked und the respective amounts were: Mrs. Murgaret
Stryker, Bed Uunlt, $0: Mrs. A\nio
Uty|ihun, Lung Branch, $!); Mrs.
^pUxy Cittudino, Long Branch, $20;
Hi 8. Annie McCormjck, Holmdei
township, $28; Mrs. Martha A. Bfjir, Helinar, $14; Mrs. Minnie Ciira>anili, Asbury Park, $9; Mrs. Anna
W.Venublo, Anbury Park, $15.
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SCHOOL TEACHER ROBBED.
Teacber in Ely School Bound and
Gagged by Highwayman*
Misa Murguerite McGowan, teachof the school afc, Ely, five miles
west of Freehold); was bound and
jagged by a man in the school room
ind loblicd of a cheek for $70 and
10 in cash. Miss McGowiin arrived
t the school before any of the chiland had just entered the buildup when the robber appeared and
cvoled u revolver at her. Mies Meowan fainted and when she became
onacious found she hnd been bound
nd gagged. Joseph Anesko diBCOvrcd her plight when he drove up
ilh his two children.
LITTLE SILVER NEWS.
OBeph Curtis Wins Horse Race at
Hazlet—Supper Next Week.
Last summer Joseph Curtis sold his
liorse to Elias Thorne of Hazlet. On
Sunday a race between this horse and
| i Keyport horse was held at Hazlet,
villi Mr. Curtis as the driver of Mr.
Iriiorne's steed. Mr. Thome's liorse
von handily. The horse hud previpuHly been defeated twice by the
ort horse, but Mr. Curtis was
|not the driver on either of these ociihions. His friends say that's why
lie horse lost.
An oyster supper will be held by
Jthe Methodists at Church hall Thursllay of next week. It will be served
py the men of the congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burton Blades
bf New York, 'spent Saturday und
Sunday here.
There is not. much change in the
Loiulitiou of George Curtis, who has
Bieon in a serious condition the past
|wo months.
Mi«K Knlhei'ine Nolan of Jersey
|C!ily spent Saturday and Sunday with
• Helena Vanderveer.
A dancing class for children lias
lieen formed l)y the women's welfare
ponimiltee, with Mrs. V. Parker
Wilkinson us instructor. A masquerade dance wus held by this class
"riday night at the suhoolhouse.
A Hallowe'en party was held
Thursday night for the children of
the Methodist Sunday-school. At the
hchoolhouse Friday afternoon u HulJowe'en party \\'.".s held for the pupils.
The Methodists will hold a eatl
prayer meeting tonight at William W.
Shamuanure'.s.
Next Wednesday
night a prayer meeting will be held
at Roy Inscoe's.
I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flatley of
[lOlizaheth .spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs, Flatley's parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Ayrcs.
Uev. Herbert Smith, pastor of the
•lethodist church, exchanged pulpit'
Sunday with the pastor. of the
Kcunshurg Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gardner
and Miss Marjorie Gardner have
closed their home and are spending
Jthe winter at the Hotel Beeehwood
punimit, N. J.
Mrs. J. Elwood Harvey is recoverig from an infected hand.
Mrs. C . W. Shampanore of White
jHousc station has been visiting a
|William W. Sbampanore's.
The Joyous Workers met recently
pn Mrs. J. Elwood Harvey's porch,
vhich was decorated with autumn
Heaves and plants. The society gave
la missionary program. The society
|will give a play in December entitled
"My Aunt's Heiress."
A few nights later the Joyous Workin gave a dance at Mrs. Harvey's.
Each member was requested to bring
r hoy for a guest. Those present
vere Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey, Louise
|Biid Malcolm Crosby, Mildred Moon
Hand Gregory Gahigher, Anna Schnei
tder and John Kemp, Theodora and
ICarl Schneider, Nana Scott and
|ltobin Getty, Elsie Reilly and Stan
"cy Ivins, Barhar Wilkinson aim
Richard Parker, Gladys Lefferson an
•Russell Hodgkiss, Mayme White and
•Stanley Parker, arid Dorothy and
iMary O'Connor, Edith Getty," Jam
[Wilkinson, Junior Harvey and Mis
Tlelen Laurie.
Refreshments o
cnlte, candy, ice cream and fruit were
served.
Hoodlums broke a number o
|electrie globes on Branch avenui
" ifit week.
P»ul Crosby was initiated re
Icently ns u member of the lodge o
lAinerieaii Mechanics.
Elizabeth .lackey, daughter of Wil
[liam Jackey, was baptised at th
"Jelhodist church last week.
flIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS
Two Hallows'en Parties Held Hei
During the Past Weok.
I About Bovcnty persona attended
•Hallowe'en sociable in the Bapth
•chapel Friday night. A surprise Ha
•lowe'en party was given for Isuu
•Morris Monday night.
1 The women's missionary society
and the Steady Gleaners of the Reformed church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at Mrs. A. C. Hoot's. Mrs.
Clairett Conover of Ashury Park will
be the guest of honor at this joint
|mecting.
Mills ICinmeline Story returned
Sunday from the Spring Lake hospital, where she underwent an operaItion.
Mra. Thoniasi Kidgway wus called
,t» Jersey City last week by the aiekiiilof her mother.
Mrs. Mary Strong has returned to
New Brunswick alter having spent
'the Hummer with Miss Klla Hendnokiiun.
llurrowes Luyster lost a liorse last
•week.
Mr, and Mrs. (l.'wldinglon of Jiound
Ilrouk iipcnt Kuiuluv with Mi'M Kiln
WyckoIV.
Mitin l.nura .IOIHMI and Kuthcrinc
<'.ninis of New Vm-k upeiit .Sunday
•with Misti Freda NieinUedt.
Mins
Nieiuitedt relurned the visit yealerMrn. Lee Dnviii linn ri'liirni'd from
I n long (ilny ut ('uurordville, Penniiylfvuiuit.
Mm, Kli/.abelh /.imnieitnan has r e j t u r n e d from a viiiit ut Long Branch.
j Midi Carrie Yetniim and h e r nii'cu
| n f Fret-hold »|)ent Hunduy with Mm.
lAuhcr Krving.
and we know you've used your best judgment,
and we trust you'll not be disappointed. Now it's
up to you to make your choice of a Suit and
Overcoat, and if you listen to us, we know you'll
not be disappointed in this matter.
Value is a mighty important consideration,
. and we're doing our best right now, by sacrificing
our profits & give you quality clothing at prices
of cheaper made merchandise.
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are priced lower than the ordinary kind. You'll find that out—we hope by getting into
them instead of experimenting to your own disappointment.
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formerly priced $30.00 to $95.00
formerly priced $30.00 to $85.00
Now
Now $20
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A Swing of 20 to 40 per cent.
Manhattan Shirts
Stetson Hats
"Munsing Wear"
Agency for
"Duxback"
Gunning Clothes
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We do not advertise a new instrument every few days, we do not juggle our lines to make an impression, we have made our
selection long ago, and having selected the BEST your money can get, we sell the best and nothing else.
The Lyon & Healy, Kurtzman, Halet & Davis, Lexington and Estey
The SONORA and COLUMBIA
are makes of instruments which are a pride to any owner, hear them and judge for yourself, the qualities of the machines are
predominant, we need not use any persuasion to make a sale, but we want to help you own one and are making a proposition to you.
There is 8 weeks left between now and Christmas; come in NOW select your machine, select $25.00 of records your own choice,
begin by paying ONLY $1.00 a week between now and Christmas, get, your machine delivered Christmas morning or whenever
, you want it, for the balance of payments we shall make any terms to suit you—within reason, come in now, do not delay.
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Canopy Top
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$2,025
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Cab and Sills
$1,535
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$1,725
$1,825
$1,850
$1,650
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Reo Motor Car Co. Guarantees to rebate incash should there be any reductions from the
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list prices previous to April 1st,-1921
The new six-cylinder Reo conforms to the latest styles of
body designs, yet avoids the, extreme that will be out of
style in two or three years.
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The Reo Truck isadapted to the needs of the merchant,
farmer and bus service. Parts have a low list and we
carry a complete supply. 4§il
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