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1 ] c r.volume XL. NO. 2. lubud V/kly, Enered ca Second-Class Maer a he Poe- Offce e Bod Bank, N. J-, under he Ac of March S<1. 187&, BED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, $1.50 Per Year. PAGES 1 TO 8. SOME UNUSUAL THNGS WHCH ARE TO BE SEEN THERE. Pleny of Camel Caravans Ener end Leave, he Cy PoVm 'Pleasure Crars wh Awnngs Ovar* he Homo Funerals and Weddngs. The followng loer from John. Cook, He edor of The Regser, ells of some of he ununuul hngs whch a Jeraoymun sees n Pekn, ho capul of Chrm. M', and Mrs. Cook have been makng n our of he CBHern pu'of Aau for he pas sx monhs. Thoy reurned home las Thursday, whch were Several wren oher leera by Mr. Cook whle he was n foregn lands have been receved by The Regser and wll le publshed weekly unl he aeres s compleed. Peln s he capal of Chnu. The Chnese emperors were srong on colors, and hey made he roof* of her palaces and emples of gnned le, prncpally of brgh bluo, green and yollow, wh Bomo red. f you uud on one ol he lle knolls or hlls whch have been made up on he fla plan here, or f you go up n one of he owera and look down, you HUG a blazo of green, blue and yellow, wh here and here.a dash foregn governmens have of red. All he h; 1 legaons here, and here s u large number of Amercans, as well as a large number of Englsh and oher Fjuropeuna. Kaeh legaon has u lo of solders, and he Amercan solders drll every day jus as f hey were n he regular army..probably he solders of every oher legaon" drll n he same way, bu 1 have never been n any of he oher legaon grounds here. One of he unusual sghs of Pekr o M Jeraoymun s he large number of "camels. Caravans of. camels go rom ''kn across he deser am' back, brngng n goods and carryng back oher goods. Hundreds of cam «1M an.be seen almos any day a he cy gaes whch open oward ho deser. Once 1 saw a long ran of cumeu akng her las drnk before Barlng.ou o cross he k'ser. '.There were abou fory camels n he ran or caravan and hey lned u a a sream lke a regmen of solders. They drunk and drunk nn< drank as hough hey never wouk ge lled up, bu hey fnally go; her nsdes compleely socked u] for lur long rp. Then hey se ou solemnly on her long journey ; -sngle- (Uo. There a no a enme! dner or a camel aendan for ecl nmel, bu only one mal for sx o egh ranels. The nose of each camel s ed o he saddle or pack load of he cumel n fron of, unl here s a row of sx or egh camels. One man s n charge of he lo. Then comes anoher srng, one cumel leadng he nex n ho same wj, n charge of anoher man, and Eo on unl he enre camel ran or cm aval s compleed^ Many of he camel rans or caravans have baby camels wh hem, whch were born whle crossng he deoor. When h par of hs awnng n held up by wo scks, whch are fasened, o he fron ends of he shafs. The awof he car cover n fron. The nwnng keeps he occupans of he car n l ahudc, no muer from wha drecon he nun muy be chnng. Tho uxlefl of le cars, sck ou bm en nches from he hub, and :ha makes every oher vehcle gve ;hem a wde berh when hey come ulong he sree. The cara are very ^mull md usunlly only wo or hree people rde n hem. They s on :he floor of he car, on a lle shelf rvhch scks ou n fron, where hey would be n he sun f were no for ho awnng* These blu«-eovered cars, wh he bg blue awnng, look very queer when you frs sec hem, hu here aro BO many of hem ha hoy soon become commonplace and, you accord hem no aenon-whaever. Very frequenly when wo persons s n he fron of he car ho drver runs alongsde of he o'nc us he drves ; hu somemes e ss on one of he Bhafs and drves. The funerals here of he nave Chnese are as rch and gaudy as can he bough wh he money lef by he deud man. Nearly everyhng a he.funeral s Wrer excep he coffn'.- Cooles and persons whou money are bured us cheaply as possble, n ho cheapes of coffns. f he coffn of n coole happens o be a lle oo shor or oo Emal ha does no maer. The dead man s pushed and crowded and jammed and pressed no, and he body and cofln are of "coal ball" s made and sold for fuel. These coal bulls ure made of coal dus or refuse coal. s mxed wh some knd of maeral unl becomes sof and plasc, and hen h spread ou on he ground abou an nch and a half hck. As soon as begns o dry u lle n marked off n aquare), abou an nch each way, wh a marker ha cuaf enrely hrough. Then s shoveled around unl he peces become nearly round. A grel deal ol he fuel used by he Chnese n hs own s hs "coal bull," whch makes a good ho fre. Old me processes of every knd are n everyday use here, jus as hey were 3,000 or 4,000 years ago. The shops ure ny places, ofen no more han 4x6 fee, jus bg enough for one man o work n. Almos everyhng sldolc by hand. n one shop wo ner were malng flca by hand, and hs s a common ndusry here, for many fles are used. Each rdge n he fle was cu by one man holdng a cold chsel over he ron o be made no a fle and -he oher man hng he cold chselwh a hummer. The fles were good ones and dd her work well, bu ook a,long me o make a fle. n one shop saw men grndng musard seed no ol, by he old-me mehod of drvng a blndfolded donkey around n a crcle o urn he grndng sones. n anoher shop flour was beng ground n he same way, excep ha n hs case he donkey, as he walked around, rolled a shor sone cylnder. Ths cylnder rolled TAL; NO ACTON. BOAKD OF EDUCATON HAS AN- OTHER LVELY SESSON. Afer a Bg Pow-Wow Sm Bourd Adjourned whou Apponng a Supervsng Prncpal Ezra Osborn Agans Secre Meengs. "One sde scared and he oher luskcn" was he suaon whch appurenly exsed. Thursday ngh when he Hed Bank board of educaon me. A leas ha was he way looked. The resul was ha no apponmen' of supervsng prncpal was made o succeed Paul H. Raddffe, and he burnng, opc of he hour a Ued 3nnk conw-s o be, s or s no Edwn C. Glland gong o be apponed supervsng.prncpal of he Ued Hank schools. The reason why looked as f 'one sde was scared and he oher dassen" was because, he 1 leaders on ng. Many persons hough)) of good feelng s for Mr. Gllaml o showed ha Mrs. Thompson had lyeen 'ge ou. ' deceved by some school board mem-1 Mr. (..nland's frends say'hey are BG SOW COMNG HERE aken ou nnd dsposed of. wh very j over a mllsone and ground he gran lle ceremony. Bu n he case of»rch men, or e,ven men n moderae- crcumsances, hngs are very dfferen. There are funeral processons somemes nearly half a me long. The coffn s placed on a plaform and covered wh rch embrodery. f he man's esae can afford, here s ofen a bg dome or canopy above he coffn, and hs d d hh py dome or canopy s rches embrodery Th b overed wh*he possble o be d che y p mn<c. The embrodery consss largely of dragons, wh.phoenxes am embellshmens of all knds, and hs embrodery s usually on rch crmson slk, Tho plaform on whch he cofln s carred has a seres of cross peces under whereby can be curred by any numbor of men from 4 o 128. For nsance, a plaform resng on wo poles would be carred by our men, one a each end of each pole. f a crosspeee s pu under he end of each pole, hu would pu a man a he end of each crosspece and would ncrease he number of bearers o egh. Crosapcecs under he end of each of hese crosspeces would agan double he number of bearers, and so on unl he lm of he man's money, or he lm of-room for bearers s reached. Bearers o he number of 64 are frequen, <4ml n such cases he wegh of he long, heavy poles used; and ho wegh of he heavy crosspeces 's several mes an grea as he wegh of he body and he cofln. AH he plaform, he poles and he crosspeces are paned brgh red. Besdes he cofln wh s gaudy and gorgeous rappngs, here are n ha way. n anoher place men were makng hck paper n he same way. The paper pulp was made of grass and reeds and scraps, of refus of varous knds, and was ground by a blndfolded donkey ha walked round and round - a mllsone and urned a.sone cylnder on op of he mllsone n exacly he same way as he grndng was done n he place where (lour was made. Whey he pulp was ground was floaed n a bg Ha 'srhenwave ub. The paper was a dry brown, bu was srong and ough, and was used for pasng on walls o keep he morar from crackng and fallng ou. NEW RED BANK HOUSE. wme crossng ne assor. When he " llu KU'BCUUH n«'""b o «"'" camels go ou on her long "hke many banners of many knds m le across he deser hese baby camels processon. The mos srkng of are ed wh a srng o her moh- f ncse banners are shaped lke a cyl- 1 '"...,j,^ mler. They are abou fve fee n j n j s dameer nnd sx fee long. They eeuson, for he har s comng off nave " f. rn BC n he boom abou a Ths leaves he camel's hde absolue- J o wde. These banners are ly bare n spos, whle on oher pars ' usually of brgh red slk and arc er's saddles camels look or pack loads, very mangy a very rchly embrodered. They are carred hgh alof on a long pole. There are. also many smaller banners, all beaufully embrodered. There are wo or hree or more bands of fve or sx peces each, whch make a nose, bu he peces do no keep he same une. There are many mourners who march n he ens of hou paper money or are hrown n he ar 10h sdes of he conroversy carcd o be anxous o have aphe ber no belevng ha Mr. Glland'H canddacy Was no recevng any consderaon from n: board and ha by hs decepon Mr. 1 --, Thompon had been nduced lo hrow he "wse" o hs campagn and ha hey have warned Mr (lluud'no o be nfluenced by emssares who are (sen o see hm n he neres of hose opposed o hs canddacy for wegh of her nfluence n suppor of [ supervsng prncpal. Mr. C.. oard adjourn whou akng acon. They 'ddn' come rgh qu and say so bu was apparen ha neher sde waned a voe o be aken r hursday ngh. The oucome was ha nex Monday ngh was fxed as he dae for a specal meeng of he board-o selec a supervsng prncpal. Japha Clayon was he only rusee who seemed o be anxous o coun noses Thursday ngh. He couldn' see any sense n wang, he sad. "Wly no sele now?" he asked. Some of he oher, board members go afer hm wh argumens ha he rusees opposed o Mr. Glland should be allowed o look around for a canddae o oppose Mr. Glland, and Mr. Clayon fnally acquesced n agreeng o ake he maer up a a specal meeung- Las Thursday ngh he commee whch was named a he c/.vns' meeng a week prevous a he own hall urned n resoluons urgng he board o elevae- Mr. Glland from he poson of prncpal of he hgh school -o le job of supervsng prncpal of all he schools. The resoluons were read by Mrs, Mary Wooser Suon, Red Bank's only woman lawyer. She prefaced her readng of he resoluons wh a saemen hu she had had no par n drawng hem up bu ha she hearly approved of hem. Her only Mr.'Kddle. Jupha Clayon made plan ha he nends o cas hn voe as a school board member for Mr. (Jlland, when he apponmen s voed on. He asked Mr. Colcman wha member of he school " board had old Mrs. Thompson ha Mr. Glland hud no chance. Mr. Colemn sad ha hud nohng o do wh vndcang Mrs. Thompson. "1 know hasn'," repled Mr. Clayon, "bu has go a whole lo o do wh he schools. Whoever old Mrs. Thompson ha old her somehng whch he had no rgh'o say and whch he mus have known was no rue. Who was?" Mr. Coleman dd no reply o he queson, Monroe Esner sad ha here was nohng n he resoluons o show hu Mr. Glland was qualfed o become supervsng prncpal. He sad he dd no beleve Mr. Glland was qualfed and ha he resoluons had no changed hs mnd. He sad ha acy for.,, H,,....Jlland's f fends say hey have, no fear ha be wll whdraw. They say ha for hm o ge ou now afer hs frends have made a.scrap for hm would le o play false o hose who have been loyal o hm; and hey say hey know Mr. Glland oo well o fear ha he wll go back on hose who have sood by hm. WORK OF RECLAMATON. polcs had conroversy been and njeced no he ha he mx-up MYRON V. BROWN S BULDNG T ON FRONT STREET. He s Buldng a Homo Near Buena Place o Cos Abou $14,000 Dwellng Wll be of Colonal Typ and Wll be Fnshed n Ocober. Ground was broken las week or Eas Fron sree, neur Buena place for a house for Myron V. Brown, who conducs a coal, wood and feed busness on Wharf avenue. Mr. Brown s lvng a presen a Far Haven. Hs new home wll be of 'olonal desgn and wll be ewlosed wh wde weaherboards. wll be 24x3G fee and on he frs floor wll have a lvng room, sun parlor, enrance hall, dnng room, kchen and panry. The sun parlor wll be on he wes sde of he house and he floor of he parlor wll be of red brck.. A freplace wll be bul n he lvng room, whch adjons he sun parlor. The fron enrance wll resemble he old me colonal enrance, beng conspcuous by he absence of a large porch. The second floor wll have hree bedrooms and a large buhroom. The neror of he house wll be fnshed n whe and he doors wll be of mahogany, A laundry and servuns' lavaory wll be n he cellar. The house wll cos abou $14,000 and wll be compleed by Ocober 1s. George. W. Sewng s he conracor and he also made he plans for he house. BRANCH AVENUE HOUSE SOLD. Georgo Baldwn Buy* he Propery He Ha Been Renng, par sad, copy he resoluon makng, she was n makng a ypewren of hand wren resoluons whch were prepared by Hugh Ryder, Eden S. Ewng, H. C. Talmnge and Mrs. Fred Procor. The resoluons oonaned he same argumens for he apponmen of Mr. Glland as were advanced a he meeng a he own hall. When Mrs. Suon go hrough readng hem Andrew R. Coleman, one of he Wllam eas sde O'Bren's house on he of Branch avenua was Momens, or he copng, hrough whch solders could shoo a he cn my n old mes and hen rer who occupes he house. The prce was $-10,500. Allare & Son made he sale. The lo s 125x200 fee of he body here are bg paches of har four or fve nches long, hangng down as f were ready o"drop off. Kvery Chnese cy has a bv wall around and Pekn a no excepon o he rule. (Pekn s always spelled Pekng ou here, nnd he educaed,-..,-- :,-,- ---.Chnese here say ha here s no mc ""' apparenly hey do no all reason for Amercans leavng off he 'play n " "" " *""" ' m """ """ ""' e and spellng he name Pekn.) The ' r-e<;l. wall around he cy s abou fory' lnc - Thousands and fee hgh, and s wde enough on' snnas of P' Me3 of P 1,op for ffy men o march abreas, "J 083 money" are hr or for half a dozen auomobles o u3 nc processon moves along. Ths have a race sde by sde. The wall' P<P«r s somemes round and acmes faced wh sone on boh sdes, and ' mes oblong. Somemes has one S has balemens, or n sone con-' ' lo ' e n ne mddle and somemes., ng sx fee hgh, on he on of he *«punched full of holes. All he bough las week by George Baldwn, Wall, wh spaces beween he ba- P P>" n he Processon wear her-!»hn necmes he house. The nnce ordnary clohes, bu hey are provded wh a funeral ha. Ths ha. ~..,...,,....,..-,,,,.,,.,,,-,. s usunlly fla, wh n wde brm, and and a sable and a.garage are on he behnd he sone copng for secury wh a' red plume sckng up n he j propery n addon o he house. fl'hh wall s hreen mles long n- mddle of, alhough occasonally a ne house has en Bdo of hs wall s anoher' wall funeral s seen where he men wear >»"< roouern mpro.whch encloses wha- wan formerly ' whe has, shaped lke an old-fnshhe mperal Cy, and nsde of hs :.onod. earhenware p plae urned cy a anoher bg wall whch en- upsde down. The men are all hred closes wha was formerly he Kor-uy he underaker, who pcks hem bdden Cy, where he emperor and u!) wherever he can ge hem. They ls famly and reaners formerly 1111 ' 1 -' of a " knds, from men who are lved. So here are pleny of walls farly well dressed o men whose an Peldn, more han n any oher cv clohes are nohng bu rugs anl n- 5n Chna, alhough he cy wall of ers. n one funeral saw, here was a Nankng s he longes of any cy m a carryng an elaborae embro- \vall n he whole counry. Some dav dered alk banner, whose enre ouf hese, walls wll probably be pulled of clohng conssed of he ha fur- lown and he sone and oher maer- nohed by he underaker, u nnr of Sal used for buldng purposes, as a cloh shoes ou a he oes and heels, Jow beng done n Canon and some nm ' * P"'' ul ragged rousers wh {oher ces n Chna. : one roubcr leg enrely gone from There are good sone Hreus n!^k' lgh down. The men n he board leer members, whch he arose and read a had receved from Mrs, Lews S. Thompson. Ths leer saed (jha he wrer was n favor of he apponmen of J. Whford Rddle of Phllpsburfj, because she beleved ha Mr. Rddfe'was he bes avalable man for* he poson. Mrs, Thompson also saed n her leer ha her frs choce for he job would never have occurred f polcal moves were no behnd h whole busness. ''Mr. Glland's qualfcaons are well known," sad Mrs. Procor n replyng o Mr. Esner's saemens. r'we ddn' menon hs qualfcaons because wasn' necessary. Whou beng dsrespecful and. n all farness o Jhe hoard 1 consder myself as well versed n school maers as any member of he board. have followed school work and have aken an neres n he schools, know wha 1 am alkng abou when say ha Mr. Glland s qualfed. Asde from ha f he wasn' qualdo you magne ha he could have served (We years under Mr. Radclffe whou Mr..RadclTe fndng ou? f he sn' qualfed why are all he peoplo^for hm, especally he parens? Why dd nl he eachers sgn a. peon urgng hs apponmen? Why dd Mr. Radelffe recommend hm so srongly? Why are he chldren unanmously for hm? Can you see wha wll mean f he s no apponed? Can you see ha wll desroy he morale of he eachng force? Wha ncenve wll here he for oher eachers o do good work n an effor o advance hemselves f hey see her mos popular and effcen fellow worker gnored? wll breed he wrong knd of feelng, and ask you agan o appon Mr. Glland because wll be he bes hng whch can be done for he welfare of he schools." Mr. Ewng, who s represenng he Amercan Mechancs on he czens' PROMSNG PUPLS DEVELOPED BY NDUSTRAL TRANNG. Exhb a Shrewsbury Avenue Schoolhousc Brngs Aenon o an Unusual and Lle Known Feaure of Red Bank School Worl. Tha chldren who are backward n sudy work make he nes knd j of pupls n hand work s shown by [ he producs urned ou by he pupls of he ndusral-grade of he Shrewsbury avenue school. Alhough hs grade was formed several monhs ago, few persons know of s exsence asde from hose drecly neresed. s nn unusual feaure of he Red Bank school work whch has receved lle aenon. The grade s made up of sxy chldren who have shown :m napude for sudes, The grade s dvded no fve groups of classes. The mem- KM-S of some of hese classes pursue he regular school currculum of sudes. Ohers are a he ndusral school all he mc. The eacher s Mss Helen M. Enrgh of Hunsun; wlo receved specal ranng for dong hs knd of work a he school whch s mananed n connecon wh le home for feeble-mnded chldren a Vnelanrl. -lus before he led Hank schools closed for he summer vacaon here was an exhbon of he work done by he chldren a he ndusral school. Among he hngs on exhbon were 2L rugs, woven cord mas, reed and raffa baskes, reed rays wh glass booms and slk and cuo rag rugs. Two large looms ar 1 n consan use; n he room. Boh he eacher and he pupls receved many complmens on he excellence of he exhbon. Physcal ranng s a largo par of he educaon of he chldren who aend he ndusral school. Mss Ehrg says ha n many nsances s no clue o lazness or o defecve menaly ha chldren are backwas Mr. Glland swched o Mr. bu ha she had Rddle because a member of he board had old her ha Mr. Glland had absoluely no chance of geng he apponmen. Mr. Rddle was apponed by he board bu he declned o accep. Mr. Coleman saed ha hs reason for readng he leer was ha Mrs. Thompson's name had been njeced no he conroversy over he supervsng prncpalshp "n a manner whch mus bo far from pleasng o her.".. Mr. Coleman saed ha..mrs Thompson had called up some of he board members on he elephone and urged hem o appon Mr. Rddle. He saed ha he crcsm of Mrs. Thompson whch had been made a he publc meeng was uncalled for and unwarraned; ha her neres n he welfare of he schools was well known; and ha she dd nohng unbecomng n akng he acon whch she dd. A he own hall meeng had been saed by Mrs. commee, saed ha, nohng polcal n he movemen o have Mr. Glland apponed. He sad ha here.was los of polcs behnd he movemen o urn down Mr. Glland bu ha hose who favored Mr. Glland were acuaed solely by a desre for he welfare of he schools. 'Gve hm a square deal," sad Mr. Ewng n wndng up hs remarks. "f you had a young man n your employ who was more han makng good wouldn' you advance hm o a hgher poson f course you would. addon o he house. rooms, a bahroom ovemens. The new owner s a member of he Monmouh dary company, SANBORN'S Suon and could no Mrs. Procor ha hey undersand why Mrs. god sone Hreus h\ j hg Fckn, bu no heavy hnulng s nl- : processon have a good me. They lowed o be done on hem. The good luunh and alk am quarrel ogeher, Jard, level roadways are reserves for "1< whenever hey BCC acquanances mcmobles, carrages, pleasure along he way hey sop and alk wh carls, rckshaws, wheelbarrows, b- hem.. The lno of march s ofeh cycles and pedesrans. All he haul-'four o egh mles. The men ge 5ng 'H done on sof dr roads on each ' j'»d sxy cens a day, and he boys Bde of he good hard roads. n dry n he processon, of whom here s weahm- hese sof dr roads nre'.usually a consderable number, ge four o egh nches deep wh dus weny cens u dny. Ono of ho or nd. n we weaher hey are Mx hngs frequenly Been n hese fuo en nches 'deep wh mud. The neral processons s a red slk up- JWork of '.'Ulug goo(ln over hese bolsered.ehnr, carred by four men, 'oadn s mghy ough on he horses, o ndcae ha he dead mnn wll have never scon a load ha looked UK f weghed more han a half a on. The horses are small, no much dgger han a ppny. When he road as 'xrn bal or he load oo bg' for (One lo'fl, anoher horse or a donkey s pu n fron of he horse n he Bhafs o help pull. Mon of (1,, harlo'r ^ made of rope. There are no four-wheeled wagonn here excep, a few 'arrages for pleasure drvng. ''le car wheels ure very heavy, wh jarrow res, whch makes haulng especally hard. The ron re on hewheels a no n one pece, as wh UH, hu s n flx or egh peces, mul s Jolcl on he wheel n secon;:. The Pekn 'lr for pleasure drv- Sng " bul much lke he car uu>d for haulng excep ha n lgher. lu' H covered op, FOwhlmr'llM he hp of he (dd pnre schooners wh'l uu'd o rrom ho nlnlnn. n AHUM rn before he days of ralmrs. Th«nuVfV* or robbn op of.n 1 Peln, car n alvvayu paned blue, k'fdo.' ho emvnb op lnn bg awnng, whch rcaclum from he op of le car, cover n fron, ou n he horae's can. The fron have no furher use for hs chur and ha wll be bured wh hm. When he funeral s over all he hannern and embroderes and mourners" has UK he complee funeral equpmen s aken buck o he underaker's o be hred ou agan a he nex funeral,, jus as our underakers hre ou a hem 1 :," nnd chars and ohe funeral vupmen. Chn'Ho weddng processons an «> elaborae, m lmy do no compare wh funeral processon!!. nnuy weddng procenom nl he weddng gfs are carred hrougl: he sree:! on open rays, or n b! boxes wh glms sdes and gllns op no hll everyone may m>e wha n weddng Kf are. These ny. am boxen n whch he weddng.r.f.- an dplny! nre hm-l ou by- wcddn. caerers. When le brde : aken ( ho bu-ktoo'.- lmhe, or when h( brdegroom's moher goea o cull n He br(> Jsf k-fore he MwMlnjr, rp made n n box lke a ned cbnr, covered wh nnbvoldopl Ve lk, and rurrcl by wo or fou cuolle:!. Cool a v'ry dear hero and a kn wnng and Carpe Cleanng Work*. Red Bank. Awnngs, boa covers and enrana: nrpoa uml ruga cleaned, scoured and sored; maresses renovaed and made o order, layng of carpes, ruesand lnoleum. Esmae! cheerfully gven. Sasfacon guaraneed. 04 Whe sree, Red Bank. Phone 82-M. Adversemen. Lace Curans and Blankes [lone by us means a new arcle when reurned o you. The Broad Sree cleaners anl Dyers, nex o he Ued Bank rus company. Phone 419. Advrseme. Lbery Hall all occasons. Dancng, cnornnmuns and good clean amusemen. >ed Muddnlona, Propreor, 108 Shrewsbury avenue, Hod Bank. Adversemen. Sar your sav ;K accoun oday n he ljroad Sree Naonal bank. Deposs) made on or. before July 10 mw neres from July 1 a rae of '.. Adversemen. Accordun Plonff done n U hours by he Droad Sree d D ld Thompson, who dd no lve a Red Bnk and who sen no chldren o he Red Bank schools, should have more nfluence wh he- board of educaon han he mohers of Red Bank who were unanmously n favor of he apponmen of Mr. Glland. n addon o readng Mrs. Thompson's leer, Mr. Coleman expressed dspleasure over he fac ha he publc had sen resoluons o he board urgng Mr. Glland's apponmen. Ths was an mpernence, Mr. Coleman sad, le sad ha he wns one of he mnory who had voed for Mr. Glland for supervsng prncpal bu hu he had no sympahy wh Mr. Glland's adherens n hov aemp o nlluence he you could? You would ward n her sudes, Mss udes. napude for Enrgb says, s du sandng n your own lgh f you ddn'. Recognzng mer by elevang effcen employees o beer posons s real Amereunsm, and he schoolhouse above all oher places ough o se examples of Amercansm." There was consderable more alk and hen was agreed o hold a specal meeng nex Monday ngh o appon Mr. Radclf'e's successor. "The publc s nved o aend," sad Mr. Esner as he meeng adjourned., "Yes, ha s rgh," sad Ezra Osborn, anoher school member. Mr. Osborn was addressng hs remarks o a Regser reporer. "n all my experence as a rusee here had never been a secre meeng of he board unl hree weeks ago, and s hard for me o beleve even ye ha he meeng a whch Mr. Glland was urned down was a 'sar chamber meeng.' ddn' know was a secre meeng a he me or ha he doors had been locke;l on orders from Mor V. Pach, presden of he board, so ha ousders could no ge n. f had known would more ofen o lack of confdence or o defecve healh han o anyhng flsc. Pupls lackng n confdence ofen regan hs qualy of characer afer hey have done good hand work, and many chldren have been made no good pupls as a resul of he ranng hey receved a he ndusral school. Oher chldren underwen operaons for adenods and hs caused a pronounced change for he beer n many dull grls and boys who were backward n her sudes. No all chldren afflced wh adenods are poor sudens, Mss Enrgh says, bu all of hem feel beer and do beer work afer he adenods are removed. n hs work Mss Enrgh has been grealy asssed by he clnc a Shrewsbury. The ndusral school s more han self supporng so far as expenses for maeral are concerned. There s a ready sale for he arcles made by he chldren, he rugs beng especally n grea demand. The receps from he sale of hese arcles s more han enough o buy new cloh and oher producs needed for he work of he chldren. BENEFT FOR AGED AND BROK- EN DOWN ACTOns. Wll be'gven Wednesday Ngh, July 28h, n he Palace Theaer Under he Drecon of Wllam H. Hamlon. To rase money for a home for aged and broken dmvn acor:! a allow wll be gven Wednesday ngh, July UKh, a he Palace heaer under he drecon of Wllam l. Hamlon. Anyone who known anyhng abou "Hll" Hamlon knows ha he show. wll n; a good one, lor when cornea o hearcal malers Mr. Hamlon knows as much and probably more han any oler resdual of Monmouh couny, le has puducol shows befvnk a Hcl Bunk lor He benef, of he acors' fund ad folks who remember hose.shov; -. know ha good.shows are o he c.\p.:u:d when Ar. Hamlon akes a hand n he busness, or he.-s "le ^rnnl old man" of n; healea nou-^on n Monmouh couny. Mr. Hamlon 'ual. wen on le sage when he was lve years old. Hs calbre as an aco can le judged from he fac ha he played a leadrole n he Shakespearan producons of he lae Klwn Booh, he famous acor. For ffy years Mr. Hamlon wns on he sage. Abou weny Real's ago le moved o Ked Bank and qu he acng busness, bu he sll keeps; hs hand n he game by gvng a ^ow ceeasonaly for acors and acre-ses less forunae han hmself. Mr. Hamlon a "78 years old and n neher appearance nor acons does he.^een o be more han sxy years of age. He s one of Ued Bank's quanes and mos neresng characers. :r characersc ol hm ) ge ' h! ben maeral avalable when he gves a show and low well h? wll succeed n dong Vr- al he comng benef s.shown by n- 'a-1. ha he has enlsel he Huppm of Charles 'Yohmun of New York, he mos successful urn! famous prohu-ev «plays n he Uned Saes and le presden of he commee n charge of he acor's home. Mr. Krolman, n a leer o Mr. Hamlon las week, saed ha he would make hs personal busness o see La an all-sar cas of New York's mos famous acresses and acors ook par r he performance. The program has no been fully compleed ye. Backng he benef s a commee of some of he mos promnen czens of Red Bank. They are as anxous as Mr. Hamlon ha he show should be a success and hey are workng very hard o nsure s success. Ths commee consss of Edmund Wlson, John S. Applegae, Rchard Applegae, presden of he Red Bank rus company; Harry H. Campbell, presden of he Broad sree naonal hank; Frank Mc- Muhon, presden of he Second naonal bank; Dr. Edwn Feld, Dr. Peer P. Raffery, James Cooper, board. Replyng o Mr" ('o Mrs. MANY AT BOAT 'CLUB SHOW. Palace Theaer Flled Wednesday Ngh a Annual Eneranmen. The Palace heaer was flled Wednesday ngh u he annual eneranmen of he pluyers' boa club of Far Haven. The club cleared over $1,000 by he affar. The acs presened were he "New York Tro," "Vardon and Perry," "Ben have proesed, should be open AH publc meengs o he publc." y Cleaners and Dyers, nex o led Hunk rus company, Phone -1H*. Adversemen. «*& * «*- )opo;! mado n our savngs d 1 - jmrnnl on or before.luly 10 draw neres from July 1. The llroad Sree. Nlo'nal bank of Hed [ank. AdverscmM. ««.. 4> Every Saurday peanu hrllo and all alles, 00 cens por pound R Lm(;'» Candy Bhop, 80 llroad ree, Hed Bank. Adversemen. ^»-^» lu» (onbrod. Tho mof skllful workmanshp a romrknbly low ps-mss, U'hn 'cul, 6 lrnnl ur'o, Hed Juk. Hl K l - «^-*-* - - Harry H. larra's Jasx Bum! dance, TlnMlay, July 2>, 11)20, n Kujghn of 'yhna hull, Heucl sree, Hed Bunk.- Adverleojnon. llepymg o m-. n'm"«" mss. Suon sad ha he looked on he affar n he wrong lgh. There was nohng mpernen n wha he czens' commee hud done, she sad. They had ns much rgh o urfje her choce by presenng resoluons as Mrs. Thompson bad o urge he apponmen of Mr. Rddle, Mrs. Suon declared, and here was nohng unbecomng n her acon n dong so.. She snd she bal looked up he law on he maer md had found ha n a lean hree saes hoards of educaon were requred l>y saue o engage uup'crvhf; prncpals and ouchers approved by he publc. She Rad n hese saes boards of educaon were merely nlerpreers of he publc wll. was a mghy good law, oo,.she sad, and she wjmhcd was n force n New Jersey. Tbo leer whch Mr. Colcman receved from Mrs. Thompson was sen n response o a reques from Mrs. Thornnsum o Mr. ('olennn ha he cu l» voe for Mr. Kddle for uuporvhng prncpal. To hn leer Mr. Colenmn sen, a noe sang ha he WH'HO''V ha he could no voe for Mr. Kddle; ha bn mnd wan made up > vole for Mr. Glland. The loer whch Mr. Colenn read al he meeng wn; one whch Mrs. Thompson had Hc, o Mr. Cok'nmn nar Mr. Culcmu hln) ' old Mrs. Thompson ha, Mr. Glland wan hs choce. The loer was ns folunvn: Berne," "Rchard and Kose Carle," Brown's "Golden Couny "D'v Mr l!<lvmm--m»\y hanks for ymr w\'. H'l choce bu no chnnre." (.elll Mr. ()lm< 1 undersood ho my had Thompson. Tb«leer rnuol conrndcrnblu nurprlau when WHM read a. ho moo- Asde from argung abou he supervsng prncpalshp, he board ddn' do much. Some me ago a rule was made ha ouchers who have been employed a year n he Red Bank schools should receve a bonus of $100 f hey were re-engaged for nex year. Kdward H. Lafera brough up he case of Mss Mram Rogers. She s abou o become n brde and she wll no each nex year, bu was argued ha n vew of he fac ha she s no gvng up her job o each elsewhere she s enled o receve he bonus. A moon was passed o pay her he money and he same acon was aken wh regard o Mss Kselle Jennngs, who has been graned a year's leave of absence from sudy. Ms3 Jennngs s gong o a college for eachers and she expecs o resume eachng a Ked Bank afer she has compleed ber course. The- clerk of he school board was o have, been eleced Thursday ngh, bu no elecon was held m<l Charles A. Mnon s now holdng down he job as a hold-over. Also on Thursday ngh nohng was snd or done abou Mr. Muo's job as buyer of school supples. Accordng o he resoluon whch wan paused hh January Mr. Mnon was o do hs work a u salary of.fm a monh unl July 1s, when n' work of nlyng supples would rever o he supervsng prncpal unless he board saw l o connue Mr. Mnon on he job İ n sad ha ho rusees opposed o he apponmen, of Mr. (llunl have adoped a new mehod of enmpagnv, ngu's.;mr. \(luul,....accordng o hs sory hey are ryng o olmnle hm M u canddae for mpervfr nrncpnl by ryng o gel hm o wndrawj 'Vh«plan a, HO he nloy goes, o prnvn'l nn Mr. Glbnd o go ou of he race for he job. The argumen whch n beng usel o do lls s ha n" cnn'v-rsy has srred up H> nuch u\)ebunus» ha hu only way o resore nn orf Offcals" and a woman voln player. Afer he show a recepon was held a he players' club houseboa. To Teach a Mcldleown. Mss Margare Fnch and Mss Mabel Davs of Chesnu sree have been engaged o each school a Mddleown vllage nex fall. They are graduaes uf he Monclar normal school. Mayor Arhur A. Paerson, George K. Allen, Counclman Mllard Flmore Telcy, Mor V. Pach, Joseph. Salz, Wllam Swannell, W. G. Boeler, Cap, Charles P. nvn, Sgmund Esner, Harry H. Clayon, chef of polce; Charles Hawkns, Alber L. vns, Rev. Rober MacKellar, Borden L. Hance, rvng Hance, M. M. Davdson, W. W. Kennedy, Charles K. Sraus, Dr. Wllam M: Thompson, Jacob Krdel, Col. A. V. Helms, commander of Camp Val; Cap. W. H. Mller anl Fnnck C. Sovck. The use of he Palace heaer wll be conrbued by M. E. McNuly. FOR RECREATONAL WORK. PHLADELPHA YOUNG WOMAN ENGAGED TO DRECT T. Mm Helen* PorerfelJ Wll Begn Her Dues he Frs of Nex Monh Exensve Program of Recreaonal Work Arranged. Mss Helen Poreeld of Phladelpha has been engaged by he Red Bank recreaon assocaon o dvoo recreaonal work n hs own. The assocaon expecs o launch a very exensve program of recreaonal work lae n he summer and hs wll be n charge of he new drecor. She wll begn her dues n Augus. She s a graduae of Swarhmorc college and she receved specal ranng n France and Germany n he work To hose Noce. who wear flannel rousers: We wan you o brng o us your rousers when hey need cleulng as we cel l every h whch she wll carry on a Red Bank. An oulne of hs work was publshed n a prevous ssue of The Regser. Mss Porerleld wll have as her as» saan Mss Helen Todd of Alanc ; Hghlands, who a now n charge of/ playground acves a Ued Dank. Real Esae. f you have propery o sell or wnn o buy propery gvo me» chance o help you ou. have several clens who wan o buy propery n or near Red Bank "nl am he follow you wan o nee youwan y we ceranly can please you n e e y respec. Good work and speed when necessary, as we can clean bnnel rousers n sx hours. You beer le us ry he nex par for you. Jus call Hed Bank 410 and we'll do he res. The llroad Sree Cleaners and DyerH, nex o Red Hank rus company. Adversemen. Vsng Chropods. Dr. Frances. Cooko Caalor wll make apponmens by elephone o como o you when needed. Phone Euonown 'J109-F-42 beween 0:00 V. M. and 8:01) P. M. Adversemen. Typewrer Headquarers. Wo buy, ren, sol, exchange nn(! repar ypowron. Trubnfl, h< Sore of a Thounand ems, 5) Bron<' sree, Rod Bonk. Adversemen. Sar your Havng!) accoun oday n he lroad Sree Naonal bank. lk-pn made on or before July l lrnw neres from July 1 a rale of!','(. - AdverU'non. Second Naonal bank buld;. Red bnk. lo-r fn 2:00 o G:0( p. n. daly. Telephone H51-W., Ad reracman.'". >... o sell. f you wan o buy wll gve roy bea endeavors o carryng ou your wshes. Quck and effcen servce s ho knd ry o gve, and you are always sure of beng reaed coureously when you have busness dealngs wh mo. O.. Perry Gwynn, Esner buldng, Red Bank, N. J. Adversemen. Tho New Amercan Hoel, oppose depo, 18'^ Monmouh sree. Red Bank. Funl class reaumn. and hoel; raes reasonable; good home cookng. Spexul chcken dnner on Sundays.. Phone 1181, Red Bunk. M. Arrance, propreor. Adversemen. -s> * «a- Sar, your favng- aeeoun oday n he Broad Sree. Naonal bank. Depo made on or before July 10 draw nercu from July 1 a ralo of \ r U. Adverlswnen * ^, «^.. Daublo le Lf) of Your Pano by havng A.. Drhnn ake, care of. Drunnmnd place, phono 1102-M, Red llunlc Alvn'n'mc'. l,,..,-.l Ol.. Vn\T vn\v by J^Traorl Allen,,. (Wr,-;.. nor of Mnpl> avenue mul Fron ree, ed llnnk. Adversemen. Every Saurday pennu brle and ull luflan, 89 can* per pound n.uk'" Candy Shop, 80 llroml srou, o lnk,- Adversemen, j.., A.. flrhnn, pano echncan, Plume ll!) mo Rf<l pl»f#r, hummuml place, -Adversemen. pnya o ndvorau n Tho He rnkn

2 Tweny Thousand Goodyear Clncher Tres alone are manufacured every day. Do you hnk here could be anyhng bu Honesy all h<3 way hru, and he hghes of nenon, on he par of any manufacurer who could duplcae hs performance every day? These res, bul n he larges facory of s knd n he world, are here for your nspecon. They cos no more han ordnary res. Le us show you. AH Oher Szes n Sock Our helpful re servce fll ncrease your mleage. coss you nohng. SUPPLES Corner onmouh Sree and Haple Avenue Telephone Red Bank 1050 We Have Goodyear Heavy Tours Tubes Too The mercury may be hgh hese days bu can' keep our prces from comng down. Jus look over he offerngs below and see f you do no agree wh us. Come n and enjoy youraelf by lookng a hese specals. TENNS SHOES We have pleny of syles of canvas shoes for men and boys. Canvas Oxfords, all colors, 1 OO. Some from las year, specally prced a 7 S o. Men's Balbrlggaara Underwear Jus he hng for he warm weaher. Shrs or Drawers Sc MEN'S SERVCEABLE SHOES ' AH sold leaher. Made by Endco, Johnson. All szes. Specal prce $4.00 MEN'S SUETS Some exra good values. The3e sus are from he workshops of he bes alors and wll gve horough sasfacon n f, syle and qualy. Specally prced for hs offerng a $22.00 STRAW HATS We sll have lef a few has whch we old you abou n las week's paper. Sll gong, whle hey las, a only s.oo <*»*»> ;4m OPEN EVENNGS TLL 8:30 REAL ESTATE NSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS 10 RH WS 1GU H STREET, (Ground Floor) Telephone 352 RED BANK, N. S. Gong o lave a Pary? Havo a Caerer! wll save.you n lo of work and "Jpff.rw'""' Won em you's much» f you dd he work yoracr. Le mo»va you m oulue. Phono 482-W. and Express Now ha movng lmo s sar am [repurfl o ln ynur uox movng ej frnuro, lncm or bhkkuke, o all pnr «"aho n Hod uc. Hoforo yu fe&v rour Hn movlb,ono. wrlo, <raj o, call forhnnnly rollnblo furnure mow la own, nnl K«ny prlcoa on your nex Job. All h n.d of l wsv y,,r llbh rusulas doss a uor no(ca Call or &Mrm '-"'lames'wolcott J. T. C,AN, Wllam Sree, Red Daub, N. J. 11 Wall Sreo, He<S BaxH phoo" 124J Offce pkon WHARF AVENUE. RED BAHK REGSTER, JULY 1, HGHLANDS NEWS. Larges Holday Crowd* Her O»er pence Day. -The crowds ha spen Saurday, Sunday and Monday a hs place ''Sore Hours: were he larges of any year snce Hghlands became a popular summer resor for cy folks. The hoels and 8 A.;.o hoardng houses -were no able o accommodae all he vsors and many 6 P.M. slep on porches and n auomobles. Sanllaas's bahng pavlon dd a bff busness and he sands and sores repored record-breakng salee. The auomoble raffc was heavy all hree days. The polcemen dd effecve work n keepng he cars movng and n drecng he raffc. The change from elecrc power o seam power a he waer wors D almos compleed. Rhenold Daus, engneer a he plan, and Wllam Hennessey have been makng repars o he machnery and he seam engne wll be runnng n a few days. The borough changed from seam o elecrc power hree yearfl ago bu he publc ules commsson graned he power company whch supples he elecrc curren an ncrease n he rae n spe of a fve-year conrac he company had made wh he borough. The borough councl s conemplang nsallng meers n every house and sore. has been dscovered ha here s a p:rea wase of waer caused by people who leave he fauces urned parly on n wner o preven he waer from freezng. The board of healh of hs place has sared o wage a war on mosquoes. The board recenly nofed he propery owners o cu down he all grass n he vcny of Mller sree and along he brook runnngfrom he ralroad racks o he rver. The order has been carred ou by nearly all he propery owners, bu he board wll see o ha all he grass s cu down. Havvy VanNoc of Oakhurs, a member of he couny board for he exermnaon of mosquoes, aended a meeng- of he Hghlands councl las ngh and-gave he members a few pons on how o eradcae mosquoes. mes. A flag rasng was held Saurday on he Mehods church grounds. Several addresses were made and a shown. Hoboken band played paroc ars. Sr Thomas Upon's challengers have been holdng her ryous off Sandy Hook n preparaon lor he nernaonal cup race nex week. On clear days he boas can planly be seen wh he naked eye from hs place. Mapy persons wach he boas from he lulls and from he boulevard. Work has been sared on Clarence Bu-lge's bungalow on Shrewsbury avenue. wll cos $4,000. Harry [g Smh s he conracor. Mrs. Owens ] X s buldng a bungalow on Shrews- j buy avenue. J. F. Hag-aman has he X conrac. 5 On accoun of he holday Monday w he meeng of he Sons and Daugh-! Q es of Lbery lodge has been pos- ] * poned unl nex Monday ngh. j J Mss Anna Lynch of Brooklyn s j spendng a few days wh Mrs. Harry Mahler. o Mrs. Deborah Bogue las rened p.u of her house on Fourh sree o a New York pary. Mrs. Elworh Cor'll gave brh o a son Wednesday. ATLANTC HGHLANDS NEWS, j Paulsboro Man Engaged as Prncpal of ho Publc School. (j'orje llarman of Paulsboro n Glouceser couny has been engaged : o succeed J. L. Humber as prncpal of he publc school of hs place, j M. Humber and hs famly bavo fone o New York sae. Mr. Harman spen par of las w-'^k a hs place. The Presbyeran church wll hold a far Thursday of nex week. Mrs. S P. Harrs s n charge of he ar-' langemenjs.. The summer unon servces of he Proesan churches wll sar Sunday n(;h a he Presbyeran.church. Rev. J. H. Cann wll preach. The followng Sunday ngh he unon sevce wll be held a he Cenral Baps church. '! The rusees of he war memoral buldnp; assocaon wll mee Monday ngh a egh o'clock a he school o arrange /or a drve o rase funds o buy a place for a communy house. The assocaon has several properes n vew. ; George Kraus, whose leg was broken when he fell from an auomo- ble and who has snce been a paen a he Long Branch hospal, s mprovng. He ges around he hospal wh cruches. A recepon Wll be held omorrow np;h a he Cenral Baps church ' for he new pasor, Rev. Marn j Brynldsen. The members of he oher Proesan churches n own! have been nved o aend he re-' j cepon. - ; Mass was celebraed Sunday morn ng a egh o'clock a he Ocean : Vew frehouso for Caholcs by Rev. Wllam P. Tghe. A servce wll be held every Sunday durng he summer a he frehouse. Kev. Faher ; Walsh of Sandy Hook asssed Faher TRhe Sunday. Rev. Faher McKce j wll he an asssan o Faher Tghe [ for he summer monhs. j Mss Helen Saulka, who a a raned nurse n a 1 facory a New Brunswck, spen Sunday and Mon-. day a her home here. Horace Moody and Elsha Camp are home from K.xeer college for he summer. James Gorman of Souh Rver spen lu: week-onl wh Mr. and Mrs. John Harncdy. A son was born las week o Mrs. John J. Mullgan of hs place a he Long Brunch hospal. Mrs. Mullgan formerly lved u Waflhnc-on. 1). C. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Spcngemnan nd her son of New York are spendng a few days wh Mr. and Mrs. John Mcl.oughln of Chapel Hll Crossng. Deposs made n our savngs deparmen on or bofo-f July H) draw neres from July 1. The Broad Sree Naonal bunk of Ked Bank. Adversemen. L Ellsworh Alexander or J'looro, Wnlln, Hearhs and Mane Pacngs, Brnoa nm! Wrough ra flreplacca, Andronn, Fendara, Pr» Sflf and Ga Logs, Wood and Tfl» Uaneln, Modcno Cnbnoa and Tll» n Buloom AccenaoruL 14 Momnoul S., Red Bank TKEl'HONE S20-J. -lko Loghcad n ready o help you fll any wan of any knd, wheher la geng u joh or sellng» harao or renng a house or elao you wan dona. dong anyhng Adversemen. Dress Goods anl Slks You wll always fnd a very complee lne of hgh class goods o selec from a prces ha appeal o hrfy buyers. Clohng for Men and Young Men We are rgh now *fhowng and sellng more clohng han ever. mus be because we cany good merchandse for he rgh prces. Gens' Furnshngs An up-o-dae deparmen s verdc of he knowng ones. he A very well seleced sock a all Ofen you canprocure some rare bargans. Call and be Furnure and Floor Coverngs The repuaon ha we have earned by years of fahful servce we are sll reanng. We srve o enow he very bes n each lne and a boom prces. Creonnes and Summes 1 Saudhy Open Unl 9 P.M. Draperes We have always made a specaly of hese goods. We carry as large an assormen as can be found n any sore n he couny. Shoes for he Famly When comes o shoes s doubful f you can fne; anywhere such an assormen of fne shoes for such lle money. Full sock o selec from. Corses and Musln You realze how hard s o fnd merchandse of hs knd ha s sasfacory. You are never dsapponed when you come here frs. House Furnshngs Why s ha we draw he majory of he people for 15 mles around here o buy House furnshngs? mus be because hey always fnd here jus wha sus. Women's Ready-o-Wear Ouer Garmens Coas, Sus, Dresses, Skrs Dandy Assormens a Boom Prces. Ge. W. Sewng, Cnwew and MM*,' BBB SKH K. J. omcb m ESSNEK C5E.J. of &B Klafc. SAVE 40 TO SO PER CENT SALE TRE 5,000 MLES 30x3 30x3"', 32x3>6 ' x4 18.C3 34J Oher szeh n proporon Promp shpmen. 5','c dscoun f full amoun covers order, 10% depos on C. O. D. ojdera STRLNG TRE C@= 211 HALSEY STREET, NEWARK, N. J. NOTCE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT. Euo of Charlca H. Whe, dccnu'l. Noce s hereby uven ha he accoun* of he aubcrbcr. uurvlvns oxeouor o ha esae of wl deceased, wll bo auded ana sual bv '<c SurroRao of he Couny of Monmouh anl repored for 8elcm*nl o ho Ornh»n» Cour of sad couny, on Thursday, he vcny-llnh day of July, A. 1). 1920, u whch me applcaon wll be mulo for he allowance of communons nna counsel fee. Daed June 3M. A. D. 1O20. THOMAS VOOKna. ^ Monmouh Couny Surrogae's Offce, Noce o credor* o Drenen claum aoanu n he muer of he Enc of Ada - Merdnn, deceased. - l'uruuan o he order of Joseph u Donohay. burrorne of he Couny of Monmouh, made on he weny-ffh ay of June, S'O, on he applcaon of Wlllnm J. Wolfer nml Arhur G. Dnlrymple, execuora of he esae Bf Ada.' Mcrdlan. dcccancd. noce s hereby Kven o he credors of mud deceased o exhb o he subscrbers, execulo. n» nforcnald, her lebln nnd ucmomln Klns he uald esae, under oah, wh n nne monhs from he dae of he aforesad order, or hey wll be forever barred of her acons herefor nrans he sad oubflcrbcrw. Daed Freehold, N. J., Juno 25h, WLLAM 3. W0/M5BT. 04 lrond Sree. Bed lonl, N. J. ARTHUR 0. DALRYMVLE, 30 Loudoun Sree. Yonkera, N. Y. BOOTH TWO MODERATE PRCED CARS THAT CANNOT BE DUPLCATED N PRCE AND ABLTY. We are he local dsrbuors for he wo above named cars. The OVERLAND car s well known n hs vcny, n fac, he enre world, and s performance s hghly endorsed by housands of sasfed owners. f you wan a relable car a a moderae prce, see us abou he OVlKr LAND? We have on hand for mmedae delvery he OVERLAND ourng model a $985, f. o. b. facory. The SCRPPS-BOOTH s no a new car hereabous. s a car ha has characerscs of qualy, value, beauy and exclusveness. The new models now beng dsrbued by us represen he greaes possble aanmen of Scrpps-Booh deals, whch are he resul of deermned and conscenous effors o buld he fnes moor car n s class. The New Scrpps-Bool Tourng Mode! $1,545 f. o."b. facory ' Prce of Sedan and Coupe Upon Applcaon Monmouh Couny Maple Avenue and Monmouh Sree. Msnraouh Couny Surrogae'" O(fu«. Nole«o ernllora o prmo Clam «m>««1'uraunn o n urler or Jop lsy. BUrro«llB m f me- he-couny «l ma<la on he lrcvnll or of he csme n ), 'v V V V s"v "S'V 1<» \,f -rr<hnr«)«*-l -rv<b«>m, N. J-, Moy Jflh, 162. HOWARD H. luocnson»aya o alv«rk^ n Xh K gser. Dsrbuor. Monnuulh Cm Phone 213. Red Bank, N. J. o jf O* WMrT o lw Kaf«e«>v l/1.111 Klrnrn». l»cr«>«m». 'unna» l>5»«'«" Jowh U!>«««. hay. nurrn^np «he Couy of MummHh,»»l«on h«nurrnlh lny of Juw, 1U20, on he *pplk*lan a Wallrr. Connor, mlullnla> * " M»» of Wlllara». HJ», ««rp!bfj, rck^ a h^vuby Kven o y- crfdorj of mll lercam-.l lo mwcrlluer, K'lmlnlllr»or o» j ra(«<-, Uuh'f **«lh, ulhln nln» Fmn!r lmn ho Mo of * nfr.mm.r.ler. or <h*» wll x fo»r harrrl mf hlr nchlona!«f«u ak«l»«h> ualfl nlsrrlber. lnll FrMhvhl, H.., JW l«h, _ WAl.TKn. CONHO»._ pays o adverse n Tho Kegusr.

3 \ '''., : * : - ) Nenlod bolwoon Adlera'a Sore nnd o old Mehods Church on Broad Sree. JM Dnnk'K frs bank, ha Flb Naonal, 18H. Skech jafe euwcullu fur he UfuJ llcl Nauulfrn raul phlographs, WHO'S WHO N RED BANK Le's jus run over hn ncomplee..ls. The names are aken from he pagea of hsory and wll he noed ha n many cuaea he descendans of hose.old famles are promnen czens oday of Red Bank and vcny. / Barnes Smock Wanwrgh Bros. John A. Worhley Esek Whe Wllam Rennen Garre Morfovd Peer B. Cun.pbell D. W. Hendrckson Henry H. Conover dares G. Allen Wllam Applcgue James P. Allare 'orman Bordcn Wllam T. Corles Anhony Reckless Eugene Feld George lance John Moun Edward Tuylor John W. Ely Rchard L/burrow Henry Benne James H. Peers. James Cooper Wo noe among oher pons of neres, ha he Bapss and he Mehodss seem o have won an even break n esabluhng churches n Red Bank, As o who waa frs, we ake a neural poson and dvde "cred" equally. The Frends Meeng House a Shrewsbury, 1672, waa o our bes belef, he frsorganzed relgoub nsuon n or around hs vcny. So may be sad we have been forunae n lvng n a communy whch has had he benef of reglgous nfluences snce he very early days. (Hall-Mnue Seres No. 7) Henry Campbell, Pre>. THE BROAD STREET NATONAL BANK Members Federal Reserve Sysem RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Tha's wha happened o many durng he hree-day holday whch, : ended yeserday. They " go all ou of gas " and her pleasure was marred by no havng enough foresgh. Don' le happen o you. The clohes you wore durng he holday may'be he ones you desre o wear nex Saurday and Sunday. Don' le yourself ge "ou of gas." Be rgh along n he processon and be ready for he nex week-end. A phone call oday wll brng us o your door and you can have your arcles reurned o you n a few hours f necessary. Our cleanng, pressng, dyeng and reparng s unexcelled and our servce n callng for and delverng s op noch. Bear n mnd ha we are he leaders when comes'o servce and he large number of sasfed cusomers speaks n loud prase of our ably. Offce, 24 Wen Fron Sree. x, f ank Seam Dye Works MAX LEON, Propreor., Facory, 76 Whe Sree. Phone 734. RED BANK, N. J. Phone All cars sop n fron of our offce. Branch Sores a Long Branch, Seabrgh and Lalcewood. RED BANK REGSTER, JULY 7, 1920., LNCROFT NEWS. Jacob Sprung eud George McQueen Frs Farmers o Dg Poaoes. Jacob Sprung and George Mc- Queen were he frs farmers n hs localy o dg Cobbler poaoes. The season for Gan poaoes wll no begn unl nex monh. Fred Largcndorf, Bon of Hurry Langendorf, was lad up wh sckness las week, bu he s all rgh now. Mr. and Mrs. John R Conover ard Mr. and Mrs. George Rchdale were recen guess of Mr. and Mrs. George Conover of Freehold. Mr. and Mrs. George Conover, Mss Conrow of Kansas and Mrs. Joseph Robnson and daugher of Pacnogue spen Thursday wh Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conover. Mrs. Lnda Basae has reurned from a vs a Manasquan. Mrs. Heul Conover and her daugher Alma of Souh Orange me spendng he summer wh relaveh here. Msses Alce and Cora Wallng o New York, formerly of Phalanx, have moved no he Phalanx buldng fo he summer. They are daughers of he lae James Warren, who for many years conduced a hoel n he old Phalanx buldng. The lades' ad socey wll mee omorrow a Mss Jenne Fenon's. Mss Johanna Clayon of Red Valley has been vsng her cousn, * Mss Emma Thompson. EVERETT NEWS. Derva Cook, Daugher of George Cook, Sck wh Typhod Fever. Derva Cook, aged nne years, daugher of George Cook, s sck wh yphod fever. The case s a mld one and Derva's complee recovery s looked for. Mss Emma Smh of New York s spendng wo weeks wh Mrs. Harold Sou. Leon G. Smh of Boson, was a gues over he Fourh of Mss Rachel Slwagon.. ' Bernard A. Hckey underwen an operaon on hs nose a a New York hospal las week. He reurned home he nex day. Mr. Hckey goes o he hospal occasonally for 'reamen. MK and Mrs. John Smh spen Sunday and Monday wh relaves' a Keansburg. Mrs. Ellen Corbe has reurned o Red Bank afer havng spen wo weeks wh her sser, Mrs. John Soden. The asparagus season s abou ended and mos of he farmers are e gaged n plowng off her "grass." jwrs. Kaharne Oakes has been w eneranng frends from New York. * * HOLMDEL NEWS. Tme of Servces Has Been Changed a he Reformed Church. Hcrcufsr he servces a lu Re- formed church wll begn a half-, pas en o'clock n he mornng and < half-pas seven o'clock a ngh. A j, a unon servce a ha church $!.'3.1(> was conrbued for he relef of he sarvng n he Near Eas. The frequen hunder sorms las week grealy delayed he farmers n her work of harvesng hay. The asparagus season s abou ended. The repor ha Mrs. Margare', Ely's house had been rened by Ther-'. on McCnmpbell for a New York;" frend was unrue. Mr. McCmpbull «? had nqured for a frend abou ( renng he house and ho repor grew ou of hs crcumsance. *J» An auomoble owned by John (gh O'Keefc of Red' Bank was badly' damaged n a collson wh a New York car a hs place las week.! A The Red Bank machne was lef here! over ngh \nd was owed home he! nex day. M1DDLETOWN VLLAGE NEWS. Rev. Maron T. Conlln o Have a Three Weeks' Vacaon. Rev. Maron T. Conkln wll preach hs las sermon a he Reformed church Sunday before gong on a vacaon of hree weeks. He nnd Mrs. Conkln expec o spend j mos of he vacaon n New York sae. Farm help s scarcer hs year han a any me n he memory of he oldes resdens of hs place. Some farmers have been oblged o pay "hoboes," or rovng farm hands, $' an hour n order o ge hay crops harvesed. Mss Mare Conover of New York s makng a say wh her broher, Cecl Conover. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hcudrckson of New York are vsng Mr. and Mrs'. Edward Taylor. Mrs. A. C. Roo, Mrs. C.. Paerson, Mrs. Ashcr Krvng and Mrs. Marjon T. Conkln wll aend he nsue of he women's emperance unon a Anbury Park nex Tuesday. PLEASANT ONE DAY OUTNG SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1920 HTL'flNTC CTY $3.24 Lcnve Red Bnl 0:00 a. n. on Duylu Thru- ev Refrgeraes Whou ce Page Three THE EASY AMERCA Vacuum Elecrc WASHER Elecrc Cleaner PPELESS HEATERS -,- S. SMTH, Agen REGSTER BULDNG RED BANK, N. jr. C No greaer elemen of safey surrounds he vas sums conaned x n he vauls of hs beauful buldng han surrounds he money deposed wh us by our small army of deposors. our money placed n our hands s no only n safe Keepng, bu s ncreasng n volume whou effor on your par. s provdng he compeence ha wll be needed for old age or he "rany day" ha should be ancpaed. savng hab s a producer of self-relance, of busness ndependence, of freedom from anxey. ^L We offer he people of hs communy every nducemen o save ha s conssen wh safe banfrng. <L Sar a bank accoun wh us oday. RED BANK TRUST CO. Broad and Wallace Srees RED BANK, N. J. Desroys {he noors enemy of he omao plan The phs sucks llc juce ou ol'onmd plan leaves nnd (wgs and desroys he blossoms. SpnyuM vvll pars ^reen or oher srong posons wnn' kll hs nsec. Bu a ncone and soap soluon wll. Th quckes, eases way o apply a ncone soluon s wh he Krkspray. Jus pu a kkspray Aphs Cardje n he Krkspny carrdge holder, adjus he lordo Spray Noz/.le, and urn on he waer. A foj«of ncone and soap s quckly spread around he plan, desroyng he nsecs. Theru are Krkspray nseccde am fungcde carrdges o rd he garden of all sols of leal-dcs'roj n'4 nsccls, worms and fungus growhs also a ferlzer call rdge llal (cels he lawn as you sprnkle. Ce a supply of seleced Krkspray carrdges Vom your dealer. f he can' supply you, gve us hs name and address and we wll see ha you are L ken care ol. ; '. A 1 f 9 * * W s Slreel New York Cy Farmers can secure plans a Facory. Now s he me o plan, no loss,'even green omaoes bough by on; hgh prces pad. Farmers lvng a dsance can make arrangemens for auo rucks o call. Farms aken 5n shares. For parculars.call 218 W. Red Bank, or address Company v Shrewsbury, N. 7 A GRK/VT TEMPTATON. N UAD WEATHER Wo fcm'l lku layng down n 1 hoc 's economy o paronze, us andnk! akng up \\o shnj 1 ; pnlo nnny nave yourself from he <la ;er.q of Kflln? we and cold and your rlolhch a me wh v 11 M nm 1 nuuufu'un'v from bek runed. Henle UH a nor 1 ha, hh mcolmndm; hnn jronc up 'Jf> JUT eenf. Make lno of. KrU'un, we <lun, lln 1 lr.l prk'o.s OUR TAXCAB SERVCE any mo'! lan yon do. when you ;e.l caugh n an unexpeced orn. n' llu' prof m c'l Halo we make n ho mnlut of :alon, O((u;' nn 1 cn for pu'l', weddl);,'-»ll ; or nlc! <rj;«;<:rncn:;- lp,l pv'o (Ml down our, HU'M nnd as well us for promp bmm'nu nervce.!>on' du*' M for )\\ r )\ p' l H-? reduce our lun-over. Mead j^vn un cred, ur wo are fnng -our hvx o keep hem lown/ F TFT FY BRA3CJ BROS., PROPRETORS. E'.«!r.] H» An, Oppoafo Depo Slaonor s an] 1LLL N> 'los BROAB STHEET. RED HANK. E3TAl.l.' D 1SR4 TELEPHON; Ul s Wash : Mn. Real Esae and nsurance Sfl-6' BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Fre, Lfe, Accden, Tornado an! Plae Glaes nsurance. ). r>:, ho (hrf.fln' r<-no.l««wlll rov h'^c»ll lllrln lj 1«V< nudl un lfe n nn,, n. 'Hn lolrnmn llnr. nnlnf mll lhomln V/U "< M' llll't!.: nm.'lo " llu '!'"<ly. <: nnny lfca M<llHa:\ ln.uu^u unsl wll mfjl YMr r.n*. M'd Qunxml<& Mp nhxufr E 11 f U llluf* Uruwgll, Red Dunk,

4 * Four THE RED BANK REGSTER. JO(N H. COQK, Edor and Publsher 1. GEORGE C. llfance, Assocae Edor^ THOMAS RVNG UROWN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, TOWN TALK. No WOUKT he f s*roamed n Kumso on he Fourh! Wha ook place here on he grea naonal holday was somehng; well calculaed o lrrp jov o he hear of he noble _hml of freedom or o any oher exponen of rul Amercansm. + * * Wh s Dew puldu- park, wh s ]^*hlc huhlmses locaed on he rver, wh frequen.concers by he. neu'ly orj> uned 1 and, Hunson has more han,, earned he rph o he muue of "The Horoph Koauful," whch uopled fo; s d\s'rp\e Konan or le ne\ enl year.- ago. "un.-on Know> How" s a slogan "whch would be equally us approprae. s njakj n' mos, of s u;fur;d nlrueus n order o make K'nsoM a beer place fu lve n; and K ^oud l,>" wh'k-h. have -um o f. * (.mmuny n he form of ^'f.s u- He l-j-ral oulcunu 1 of nensfed c\\ 'C prde. Hun.s' dd m,»v hesc lngs by ar d,ml. l y<{ llu'n because "WJ.ned hem, heeau:-e he puldc-spre dou 1.-. l;u'^ ha Kuwsnn would apjuvrau- ll-m a'-.d nense Kumson \voke»l c j, r «! hem. Vny one hne:, (!u* people knuw [he value of rver f-n land 'm- publu--um, and Rum- S'.! ha.- more srees leadng duve o he '\ e 1 la. any <)lh«'r own borderh; DM (le Shrew.-hurv. ] has jealk.'dy pror led -- o\vu''>l,p of l.hese r\\ T MvH- and has u-slsed every ullof u la\e lf.m- srees closed. H N s:d- la "(le Lord H'!ps Hs' who help h'nsflvcs." am ]erl.']^ ha s (le reason why Kunson receves ^f«of valuable rver propery, whle )j"n].' n oler owns fnd l mpossble o <_-;el fo he rver whouf. (vspa.-.-n^ on prvae lands and r^' he r.-k of j^omp: o jal. \Vhelher Rmson rerewd s drfs on hus accoun or for ome ocr ''ason, no one wll deny l;»a s Mk'd o s rool forune. Kunson las more cvc prde o he square nch han many larger owns have n her whole area. No wonder le ea^le screamed a Runson on lu> Fourh! '['he people here Would have shown pardonable prde n her ((mmuny f hey, had ee-carncd, do; f her vocal "chords were so adjused Ual hey could do.s 'Unplanly a> he ea^e. lu'p'nnm'; wlh 1 le (r.-l of July posal employees wll, rev rve an ncrease n w;)v'- k;. Ths ncrease n mos nsances wll amon o!f 105 year afer a deducon s made for an asncss-n l'v>v a penson for»o::«hcc workers. feel ha my frends n Monmouh Couny should know ha Brokaw Brohers now are offerng a splendd varey of mxure sack sus for men and young men a $45 and $50, Safe-guarded n fabrc qualy, color and alorng by he usual Brokaw sandard. Everyhng men and boys wear from head o foo for dress, busness and spor afeld. GEORGE M. S* GOFF BROKAW BROTHERS Broadway a Fory-second! Sree Subway Saon Tmes Square Qualy RED MOTORS WRNG FXTURES APPLANCES LAMPS VAN DYKE ELECTRCAL, CO. CONTRACTOR - DEALER 8,2-814 COOKMAN AVE. AsbllTy'Pa, N. J. Baery F^nes Elecrcal Showrooms on le Coas Egh monhs EVERYBODY'S DONG T! So Guess Pll Sar Somehng and Gve You Folks These fne low shoes 'm gong o offer, several housand dollars' worh a leas, are hs season's goods from my own splendd sock, no he junk beng pu ou now n so many places as bargans. One Reason Only, Too Much Soek : bough early oo much foowear for he wreched weaher we have had all sprng and early summer and he srange upsde down busness condons ha busness men could no foresee. marked my goods a exremely far prces and canno afford o make a sweepng cu even f 1 should mark hem up and ake off a dscoun as seems o be common pracce. Ths Sore Won do ha Sor of Thng, No Whle Clarence Whe s a he Helm s no possble o enumerae every em. wll menon a few los ha now conan abou every sze and wdh. There are ohers n whch fewer pars*reman bu no doub any man, woman or chld can be fed and save consderable money whle hs s on. Women's assored whe shoes and low shoes a $!2.9@ and $3.9S, affew a and $2,33, szes from o 8 n he los.. Women's pumps and Oxford S, 3 o 8., Women's beauful new es and pumps black and brown kd, aa o c, 2% o 7. Growng grls' and Women's low heel medum oe, brown Oxford, 2}4 o 7 a S.9S;'!also a paen col, same syle, a A number of my newes 1920 Lounsbury, Queen Qualy and oher fne makes low shoes]'n black and brown suede, Russan calf, paen col, n pumps and Colonals, a maeral reducons, AA, o D, 2 o 8, n los. Men's and Boys'fne Oxfords a reducons. These reducons do no apply o my whole sock. 'm sacrfcng enough o ge my sock down o normal. Heaven knows my prce was low enough before. 's murder now.bthe more you buy he more you help yourself and me. CLA 9 Broad Sree, Red Bank TE rn.soflu'e workers used o be auof' he h';- pad' emjloyees n (he land., Tle hj-'h cosl of- lvng whd.' He ded he war clumped all hs. Tn- [whlr was quck >.enl/.e he j;>! ce of (n* denal:d of n.- po.-a workers fur hgher waj'e.-; and con- ^rcss x'ccvcd many pel ons from he- people n behalf "f he pusofln 1 v.'or.ler.\ '1 h" ncrease was no as }:uv, as desred, bu anoher ncrease s,looked for n he fall. : - " >( Tbe 1 na 1 ] 1 n whch hs wa^e J'lcr was seled s anoher jrfruj' favor of publc ownershp o' ))Llblc ules. Tlfrr were no srkes H dno der>. of ary land n he c*>nroversy o\e he wayf.s ef posal enjbyccs. 'uldc opnon. seled he m:u*r and d.-al mure jusly wh boh f'uu-a h'r-.-ver wouhl ha. r e been JCOKUM f a M ke had oerurcd. 'ume. opno has no sm power ( o ;\er a cr.-: n he. rnapau'ene of pub! - ul.- whch are prvaely owned. Labor,-'.!:, ou o break he.mc; of capal uh a srke and cap:l res n make labor capulae by.shee' fov*. The resul s ha n many nsances: he jublc suffers o a larger exen han eher of he conendng force?; and he coness arc seled no n accordance wh he dcaes of jusce, bu n accordance wrh he law of "mf' makes rph." N'o only for l> re:son hu for many o hers, publc ules should he owned by he pumc. would jk-an he end of srkes; beer servce for he people; he end of corporaon domnaon of polcs; and less snobbsh worshp of le Almfrhy ]>ollar. Jnh he h<r pares gnore hs ([ueson n her plaforms, ye here s no s-mh- of larger nporan' 1 betore he people oday. neres n ns ssue s so ^rol 1 " ha boh presdenal canddaes may be "smoked ou" b'tor' elec on day and wll have o ell \b<re hey sand. Town Talk connued <m pace 12, Deposs made n our savngs de- K>ncn on m n fne.nly H draw neres from July 1. The!road Sree Naonal bank of led Hank.- Adversemen. "To rlllrlrco an nnej of fmrrt," Whflra T r N"\"! rsm^olfmmlrl^/vr-'v'lmas r mlllr < v ( j : 2»l r.l fur blv vnrn. Kuld fr hv mnll. Wr n!u>( le. e 'sl.'l. A. Mo o...'.-,, l. nmu-'s Oflcc. Mnlc. J :-.,'f An H A m Wl l'- ' n,,.!..,.r.1.,,.,. Sr-', 1 ", 1,:;" 1!',; ,;; 1,,:";,,:;-;:;";,::.'-";:; h V.Ml- l,,,1 ll.,',1,. ll, ml (f ",!ll' ll M"' H,. ll' <M l,'l ' An, : Xllll'll l'<lll,l, ' : ]l,,l ',,,1,1. K'. Jn,...Mh.,.;'. '1 MO V M. Wll 11'^ Mm mll Omnly Sll n/;!''«orco. HJUC- lu -,n,,.. n,n,'ll lnnn n'alns Mn-. ll llw mllr lf H" K'.hl'.f ('rrv C 'll.l, <l J--l. 'lnu,, " «,v"r of.n,,<[, rron ly, Bnjl',,r H" c. u u l y.f Mn.ul, M n- f.hl lny uf Mnv. l»;:o, «[S YOUR baery falng? may wan a :;''on oday whou your knowng. Why no oban our exper advce whou cos' and add o your careconomy? We wll gve you he knd of baery servce he Golden Rule sands for. We'll no ry o sell you a new baery f your old one s reparable. And f s, we'll guaranee for egh monhs on an-adjusmen bass. f s no reparable we'll sell'you a USL Baery wh durable Machne- Pased Plaes. Our Servce s a Good- Wll Bulder, KELLY & NCHOLS, 3 Eas Fron Sree, RED BANK, N. J. Baby's flannels and oher woolens know ha hey come from he ub clean, sof and whou shrnkng when washed n!ukc-warm suds of Krkman's Borax Soap. f T H. C S. SPECAL Ths laes creaon of Harry C. Suz represens hs maures engneerng judgmen and embodes every praccal concluson he has reached durng weny-one years devoed enrely o engneerng and buldng. The H. C. S. Specal moor car wll WEAR WELL, RUN ECONOM- CALLY and SATSFY. The assurance ha s n every respec a good, beauful and economcal car s he fac ha s desgned and bul under he personal supervson of Mr. Harry C. Suz. The H. C. S. Specal four-passenger spor model has 120-nch wheelbase, Wedely bulldog ype moor desgned and bul especally for and used exclusvely n he H. C. S. moor cars Lancheser vbraon dampener four cylnder valve n head, 3g-nch bore x 5 : nch sroke, horse-power more han double S. A. E. rang. f you wan o see wha a REAL CAR looks lke, we respecfully nce you o examne hs wonderful car a our showrooms, where we wll be very glad o explan and demonsrae all he mnue deals and he superor advanagesofheh.c.s.,. H. C. S. Specal Spor Model 4 Passenger, $2,950 f. o. b. facory ED. vonkattengell " ' Easern Dsrbuor. _.. '. _ L._ T lr wnh.'n.f!!< lllj. ll,! 'un/)«n7, nll'!>,,,nl,r uf lr m n ",,f (;.,n,,.,. C l'm.,1.",..., l..l.y M H l H" n,!,<,,r p»; '''» -Mu ls hul'l', r fn,-, lu', f -<nll lln dla nml.lul,! nc;l~rl 's.1 n *^,' b/[w>r' c.'l. ' blhn.' lmd frm. <l» lllu (f lu> lf.,1'.-.nlr, :r ll.y Ml lo f""», ln-.'l..r,. nrlm llu f" l'llm 'm P' nrrl r. luol '...'M. N. J., MM' <h. (H!0. lll'lll HANK Tlllll'l' OOMrANV. X jaya o ulvurllau l» 'l'le lk'gaor. Local Offce: Monmouh Sree and Maple Avenue, Red Bank. Phone 213. ','>;.>.> ;"

5 ^ Vf You have become acquaned wh Spl T o p Oread. Do you know Aun Marha Oread? has proved o be very popular wh some of our cusomers. Boh Spl Top Oread and Aun Mas-ha B r e a d are loavea of qualy, bu each hao s ndvdual flavor. Perhaps he flavor of A u n Marla B r e a d o jus ha for whch you have been wshng. TRY A LOAF OF 1 YOUR GROCER HAS T ^P< SAVE ha carfare. wll pay for your bcycle n a very shor me. \ our bcycle gves you good servce always. No overcrowdng no sree jams no wang. s ready o ake you n exhlarang comfor anywhere anyme. lank, Kh C. H. ENNS, 64 Broad Sree. MAHNS' BCYCLE EXCHANGE, 27 Eas Fron Sree. LOUS J. TETLEY, Mechanc Sree, Near Broad Sree. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. A Warm cellnr a a poor (Sorehouse. Tha'll why VCRCables and oher foodsuffs canno munlly be kep n he bnsemcno of homea heaed l>y he old syle ppe furnaceo, or he more cosly syoemr). The The Orlalnal PATENTED NMUM Modal Manufacure!! only by ho HOMER FURNACE CO., Homer, Md. wll radae enough hea o keep ho ceuar free from dompnean, bu wll no derac from a naural coolnem.' Vegeables can he oored wh perfec wfely. SSsss;*-'" * Hea o no wnaed wh ho "Homo Venlaor." 1 ho ocenfc prncple of deegr nnd operaon nrndo nl lorv Ha hrough hs combnnon ho- nnd col<l-ar rejuu-r, hnd from here s evenly dsrbued hroughou he luuc*. Clean, smple.and safe, a Doesn' wae npce nnd doesn' rcccnsao a bg nsallaon coa. We can equp you resdence wk a "Honu Venlaor" n a few lmu», for a lle more han you would pay for a (rood jaaa burner. Ask Ha for more nformaon. f WHMn O'Bssa, Red Bank end fefcrgfal. f m oj mrll& wm "urn l\» A" r BREF TEMS OF HAPPENNGS OF NTEREST N MONMOUTH^COUNTY. Panon& Noes, Sales of Propery, Slgh Fres, Brhs, Uarrbcca end Dealla Ohcs em*. Msa Grace Magce of Adelphla, a graduae of he Freehold hgh school hs year, has been engaged o each a 8ouhard he comng year. Mr. and Mra. B. K. Eskeaen and daugher Edh and Mra. Carlson of Moawan have gone o Brdgeon, Muno, o spend he summer. Mss Elzabeh Hed of Freehold ook e enrance examnaons for Smh college, whch were held a Anbury Park las v^ek. Msa Evelyn Dawe WJS nken o a Brooklyn hospal las week for an operaon for appendcs and s rapdly recoverng. S.. l<>ly has bough he. Samuel Gllmnn propery a Kn^lshlown a'l wll movu no on ScpernLer 1s. Mrs, J. Clarence Conover of'j''r!choll rpped over a ru^n her home lus week and broke her lef arm. Leser Hann of Englshown wa3 aken o a Trenon hospal las week and operaed on for appendcs, Mra. G. H. Sllmun of. Long Branch gave brh o a daugher Tuesday of lus week. ned for Abuse Davd Egan, who \v:s convced omc- me BKO on a churno of keepnj> a dsorderly house and was senenced.o prson, was a'r'.sed las veok charged wh abusng some of le wnesses who esfed nfruns ln. Kgan, who lves n Wall ownshp, was (,'ven sx monhs n jal. Lghnng Hs Churches. Lghnng sruck he cross a he 1 op of le spre on S. James's church Lonf Brunch Tuesday of las veek. Sonc slau; was knocked from ;hc roof bu he damage was no erous.,snp.,o) Memoral church vas also sruck and a hj; 1 hole was cel n he roof. A Double Weddng. A double wvddng ook place a Bnglshown Tuesday of hn, week.vhm Mss Cornela Hur was ma'red a her home o Wllam Soden ml Mss Lllan Chrse was wedded ;o Arhur W. Weedon of Trenon. 'lev. J. U. Whon performed he ceremones. Telegraph Operaor Dead. Marn Duravn, who had boon a elegraph operaor a Long Branch "or many Hummers, ded a a New York hospal laa Thursday afer a long sckness, le was n charge of he elegraph servce a hegarleld coage whle he wounded Presden was here. ^ Car Theves Nabbed. James McCormack and Thomas R. Rannon of Balmore were caugh afer an excng chase a Aapury Park las, Thursday and were sen o he couny jal charged wh sealng an auo a Balmore. The men red o s'h he car and hs led o her capure. Gordon- Walon. Mss Lllan. F. Cordon, daugher of Ambrose (ordon of Allenown, was marred Saurday week o llnrry F. Walon of. Phladelpha. The young couple lef soon afer he ceremony {'or Wley Forge, where hey wll spend a shor me n camp. Auos Crash a Belmaf. "Al auomoble occuped'" by Mss Kula Leonard and Samuel Mezgar, Jr., of Asbury Park, was sruck a Belma- Saurday by a car drven by A. ). Aren. Mss Leonard and Mr. Mezgar were slghly hur. Aren was arresed and held n $1,500 bal. Weds School Teacher. Leroy Applegae, son of Howard J. Applegac of Mamsquan, and Mss Jenne Houghon of Chcago, a eacher n he Alnmusrrunn hgh school, were marred n Maryland on June lgh. The brde wll resume her dues as a eacher hs fall. Heavy Damage by Sorm. Earle Dlaush, who has a farm near Allenown, suffered a loss of bou $10,000 hrough he sorm of Tuesday of las week. Abou ffy rees were uprooed n hs apple orchard and almos hs enre poao acreage was runed by hal. Shrners o Mee. Salaam emple of he Mysc hrne of New Jersey wll hold a ceremonal sesson a Asbury Park on he afernoon and evenng of July 30h. A bg parade wll be held hrough he own before he cerelonea begn a he casno..ong Branch Couple Wed, Mss Helen B. Sherman, daugher of J. Wesley Sherman of Long Branch, and Dr. Evere E. Cover, a dens of ha place, were marred las Wednesday by Rev. John Handey. The couplq are graduaes of ho Long Branch hgh school, Blnhoaloe Green. Mss Maron Blakcslce, daugher of hnrles W. Blnkcslcc of Long Branch, was marred lns Wednesday o James E. Green of ha place. The groom was formerly n mlary servce and was wounded durng he race ros a Washngon. No Acon on Sunday Moves. The Long Branch commssoners vl her meeng las week ook no acon on ho peon urgng ha Sunday moves be allowed. Some of he mnsers of Long Branch spoke agans granng he movng pcure heaers ha prvlege. Former Resden Weds. Leroy 10. Wonllcy, formerly of Ocean Grove, wa marred Monday f las week o Mss Cmly ]. Clark of Onaro, Canada. The groom was al avaor durng he war. le n now employed by he Sandard ol eompnuy n Onaro. Freehold Grl Weda. Wl.'j Anna 1'..Sherlock, daugher of Mra. Muy Sherlock of Freehold, wm wedded o Wllam Mlls of Lowell, Munachaell:!, las Wednesday. Hev. Frederck Kvelz performed he ceremony a he Freehold Caholc church, Avlarx 'orcnd o Lund, Mj; Laura llrouw'll, U well nown woman avaor, WM forced o bnd wh her mnehn' n he Sprng Lake gulf course Tuesdny of las flunk. Jlc Wan on her wny l.> Mne" olu un her frp wan rc.mned he \ day, lhn-,1 Cav.Sll Uuu. "An nfmd/lf 1 (n7h', fjy A, fl, Harvey of Orcun drove- eugll lre hn week when (le j>aaolne ank wan h-g lllcl. Kv'-yldnx m he cur hj woum burn was desroyed bu ln> engne was lef n good runnng condon, (CrnwS on nex psge.) RED BANK. REGSTER, JULY 7, awn The Paper wh he nvng Texure T-TOLD a shee of Symphony Lawn Wrng A A Paper o he lgh. Noe s ranslucen clearness. Then vvl he beauy of s real lawn exure. nves you o use your pen. Then observe he waer mark placed here for your gudance and proecon. Symphony Wrng Paper s he choce of dscrmnang women nn only because s n ^ood ase, bu because of s splendd wrng surface. Made n hree fnshes and several Fashonable ns. Shees and envelopes u be hud n a number nf syles, perm expresson of personal luse. Correspondence card> a.u envelopes, also. PRESCRPTON! DRUGGST Fve (S) Regsered Plnarrracss THE REXALL STORE Telephone 3S5 RED BANK, N: J.! g C3 PHONE 713 Offce Oppose Depo Red Bank Successors o Anderson Brohers Dpen. Cars for Pung up o you squarely, we say:- There s a double rcascm -why he McCreary Non-Skd Tre prevens sde slppng. Here's he reason:- There are wo? prncples used n makng non-skd res ; he prncple of projecng angles.and he prncple of vacuum cups. Some manufacurers use one, some use he oher. McCreary uses boh! A he same me, he McCreary Non-Skd Tre preserves a wde, cenral, sold rb ha sands he wear. Bul for Longer Servce^ Tlerc never was so much real cyrc pu no he rmkk of an auomoble re. Spcel s no c:onedcred n bullnr McCreary Tres. Quany s no an objec o encroach upon McCreary Qualy. Only he bes of maerals arc used. Ohers can buy jus as (rood some of hem <lo. ln only McCreary Tres arc made wh he McCreary "Valwd Tread," and cured by he McCreary process. Ths nsures loer lfe and greaer mlrnne, nnd, nfer all,!he val queson ha neress you s: "Howfar wll co?" Well, McCreary Tres are adjused on a bass * <>F (JOOQ mles, bu hey ofen u> 1)000 or mles! You can' lose by rynu one. 1 UrmemWr o («o a McCreary he nex me you,. nccuuc, We caw supply you. ' J. G.-ESCHELBAC & SON, Red n«nl. 1 N. C. 'AUUOCK, Mlaue Hghlmla. H. DAMOND, Lone Branch.!l!ll!fl!lll! ll!!s!f!l»!!l!lf!;fl!;lfk P U B S3. ' 5 Heavy Duy Trucks wh ralers for he ransporaon of Boas, Grders, Poles and oherarclog of^unusual wegh or dmensons. Horses and Cale ranspored quckly and safely. Fve Ton Trucl v/ls large race body for specal servce. EPcEdng up farm producs and delverng o cy markes. *> Fas moor express servce o any pon rekardless of dsance. Sgh SeenR Busses for hre for Lodfjea.JParcs, Schools, ec. "Apperson Egh" Seven Passenger Tourng car for hre. Frs-class equpmen. Careful, coureous and compeen employees. BURDGE and RUSSELL Telephone Mechanc Sree, Red Bank, N. J. fn L.^_u^^cL^.dll ^U_^. Keepng csomers sasfed - ha?.>- one of he jobs accomplshed vy Behlehem Dependable Delvery, ''Delvery Boy" chasss V. Ton cmsss 1 Ton clbss 3J- Ton chasss MAURCE SCHWARTZ, Monrcuh Couny Dsrbuor, We F on Sree, Red Bank, N. J. L L P L S V k l l l l l l ( l l l 1 Seed for Ekcro or M, S-121 &3B& ao ^?^7-sr7'~ f- " -** ^lv > j f- a,11 lrch SEEK PALATABLE _»-»v *" am L E H O TRUE FRUT DRNKS REFRESHNG The New Drnk wh Uo old Famlar Taso A ll Grocers, Fruers, Druggss nnd Delcaessen Socs. f ley canno supply you, drop a f}osul o our ' LONG BRANCH DEPOT, 191 We.wood Ave. Phono 1614 Manufacured and Boled Exclmvoly by THE PETER BREDT CO., ELZABETH, N. J-, U. S. A. MUST lor HOME SHNES-SAVE THE LEATHER THE MG VALUE PACKAGES» Also PASTES anl LQUDS for Black, Tan uud Whr fhh' Q lll :. ". UAUY COlU'OHATO»y L'D., UUTA1.O. >. V. of ho 'Kl "f lnl" " " ", 1 1 Nb~J»>»f \ \ \ > ^'» 1"..'»"pM».'"'''>««..!> 'l».»' "»«'. X^J" L "' ",', / dlall m»' mllon" ' ' CHAS. G. CONOVEH N.wm a n Sprlnm Av.nu., HCO BANK, El- '

6 Sx RED BA.NK REGSTER, JULY 7; 1&20. 1 Sprayng season s nearly pas. Bu you may sll need some, repars or maerals. have hem. Poaoes are nearly grown bu you may sll have some bugs. When ohers fal o ge hem le me know. '' Elecro " Brand Calcum Arsenae wll do. Order your Fru Grader a once. have a lmed sock of The Pease Perfec Grader. f your sprayer s Rvng rouble or wearng ou order now for nex season. Call or wre me for anyhng' you need. r^sr, -7^? ewh».eoobee «WGO»»c»o«^ DEALER Farmers' and Fru Growers'** Supples, Sprayng Maerals, ec. Telephone 798-R. Mddleown, N. J. You spend large sums for Seed and Ferlzer. You mus gve a deal of^j efforo ge your crops on he way. Why no make success ceranly proecng your poaoes and ruck crops agans bugs and blgh. The Perfec (APPLY WET OR DRY) s hgh n copper (Powder conans <b"> copper). Begn sprayng on plans four o sx nches hgh. Ths makes healhly and vgorous growh, nsures agans Blgh, Ro and Tp Burn. KLLS BUGS QUCKLY WTHOUT ADDNG OTHER POSONS. " CALSO, he spray ha pays." (Never fals o ncrease he crop.) An old proverb hs: "f you don' pu n you can' ake ou." s deal or Tomaoes and general Truck. f 's used o spray on farm and orchard: We have. Always a your servce.. L N. HLLYER & CO., Mddleown, N. J. ESo B«WOLCOTT & SONS, Eaonown, N.. 1 JL HE Buck Valve-n-Head moor car s nerna- recognzed as he "frs choce car." Tonally has ganed hs unusual dsncon hrough weny years of dependable servce. Moor car purchasers have wached he performance of he housands of Buck cars n daly operaon and hey have wnessed her wonderful effcency and endurance. Buck speed and power have proven o her sasfacon ha "here s no subsue" for he Buck Valve-n- Head, and hese buyers are demandng he Buck and paenly wang for her local dealer's ably o delver. Each week and monh hs ls of buyers seadly ncreases hose who delay n placng her orders early mus expec a longer delay n ownershp. Mod.l K-H «Prcaa f. o. 6. Fln, Mchgan ysfl.oo Model K-40 - $ Model K-43 - $ $ Mod\ K-47 - J24eS.0O Modl K Prn RveJ.Aprl /, 1920 H When beer auomobles arc bul, Buck wll buld hem J 4 S " SLJ^MZ^SgOjjLmA ' Momoh Couny's Larges Auomoble Dsrbuor Seabgh, N. J. ( Long Branch, N. J. Telephone 90 Telephone 565-W (Connued from es page.) Henry Clark, an aged colored resden of Manasqunn, waa h by lghnng Tuesday of las week. He was buvcrely burned on he avms and legs. He was n hs house a he me. One room ofohe house was badly damaged. New Lodge Offcers. Wllam L. Johnson has been elec-, c chancellor commander of he V j Adelpha lodge of Knghs of Pyh- <O> ] us. Charles W. Bucher s vce f! chancellor, Oa VanBrun prelae \r und Henry S, Vanderveer maser of <Q' w ork. S Baher Des n Surf. /V Wax Lvernand, a New York law- ")C y'v, was srcken wh henr dsease \r, whle swmmng n he surf a Bol- /V mur Sunday of las week \nd ded -. whou makng an oucry. 'Hs body WHS recovered a few mnues afer deah. Pavng Plans Rejeced. The Long Branch commssoners have rejeced he plans and specf caons for pavng Ocean avenue pre- pned a he drecon of he old ' board of commssoners. New plans j wll be prepared by he cy engneer.. 1 Men's. Club Offcers. V.. Lloyd has been eleced presens a frs vce presden, Herber A. Wlson secreary anl reasurer and Theron Bedle asssan secreary. Bahers Rescued. Clarence Carlson of Seabrgh rescued a baher who had become exhaused n he surf, las Thursday. A shor me, laer Frank Kale wen o he rescue of Mss Esher Hansqn, who was caugh n a srong bu'ven. Church Dnmaned by Fre. Fre was sared n he basemen of he Asbury Park Caholc church Saurday ngh by an exploson of gas. The exploson came as men were searchng for a gas leak. The damage amouned o jbou $1,000. No Dancng a Belmar Casno. - Dancng a he Belmar casno has been prohbed by he mayor unl he borough councl akes acon on he peons crculaed among he U'sdens. Peons an 1 brng prepared for and agans he dancng.. House H by Lghnng. S. O Osborne's house a Long Jranch was sruck by lghnng one ngh las week and consderable damage was done A lo of shngles were orn from he roof and he walls of one room were shaered. Holmes Taylor. Mss Bevha L. Holmes of Ocean Grove and Joseph P. Taylor of Asbury Park were marred Tuesday of las week a Forked Rver. "The couple wll spend her honeymoon on a houseboa on Barnega Bay. Wll Drve Trucks Home. Two cmpluyees of H. L. Zobel a Freehold wen o Dero las week o ge auo rucks whch hey wll drve home. They wll brng four rucks by placng one ruck on each of he ones hey.wll drve back. Shocked by Lghnng. Four mombern of he famly of Wllam D. Wallng of Freehold receved a.severe elecrcal shock Tuesday of lus week when lghnng followed he elephone wres no ho house and.wen., hrough, a. floor. Bdwell Cherry. Mss Ola Bdwell of Morgnnvlle, well known as an elocuons, was marred o Mchael Cherry of ha place a Wesneld' Sunday of las week. The couple wen o Nagara Falls on her weddng vp. Woolley Bowe. Mss Mldred H. Woolley, (laugher of Anhony T. Woolley of Long Brunch, was marred o Davd S. Bowe of ha plaee las Thursday by Kev. J. Mercer Hun. The groom s sll n mlary servce. Ded. Afer Swm. Harry Sahln of New Brunswck ded of"hear dsease las Wednesday fer akng a swm n he surf a Asbufy Park. Hs exerons brough on an aack of hear dsease. Mr, Sahln was -8 yeark old. Wns Honors a College..Elzabeh Morrs, (laugher of J. H. Morrs of Farmugale, has graduaed from Adelph college wh he degree of bachelor of ars. Mss Morrs won hree honors hrough profcency n her sudes. Boy Ben by Dog. Vcor Paren, a Manasquan boy, was ben by n dog owned by John Cook las week. The log was klled and s head sen away for analyss. was found ha he dog was no sufferng from rabes. Ol Ppe Lne. The Sandard gas company has lad nn ol ppe lne from he Cenral ralroad saon a 1'eehold o s gas plan. The lne wll be used n conveyng ol whrl] s used n he manufacure of gas. Fremen Order New Car. Good Wll lre company of Freehold has ordered a.supply car o cos no over $f>,r>o(. The machne wll have wo choneal anks on and wll carry ludlrr.* and oher (re /lghng equpmen. Thrown from Racng Sulky. J. L. Keran of Aslmry Pvrk waa exercsng onu nf hs race horses on he Freehold rack a few'days ago when he was hrown from he Bulky and knocked uneunseunh, He was no serously bn.. Bg Tuna Caugh. A TOO-poml una was caugh n uwmf Hurry 1 leuuvwv's pound nes; off" Long l'cl las Wednesday. The bj; lsh was :;nbl (o an Anbury Park m.'u lor $1M> am was placed on exhbon. Wll SlllHy Mlsc..1. Pman Wes nr Lonjr Branch has gven 'up h.sy job n he Norh l.uug lau' m:-uhn»' and wll uh'lml a Mllrlner."clnml of musc, Anhony Woolley wll succeed hm a he plsohce. lu'rkhnrl -Onllcy. Mss Anne H. lurkbardl of Mnnu]uan and Charles Oakley of.lacobl own vcre marred a Kcagr ln W.ednenday by ll'v. Kher.un''l)es, Tll' 'Couple "wll make hor home a Jncuhscwu. for l u no- Morrs. Ms;; Vlj)(f) 'JVrhdn 1, rfllufzher of Lonndcr ''erhne of Ma>us( u, WB marred o Howland Morr of ha place H Welumday. The ceremony WHH pevfnrn'l a n* Vorm; nf He lrlc. (Connued on nex pag».) STO^E CLOSES S P. M. SAyTOAYS H ^»T»>*>T»»><<«^^^ fsr Why smmer? Pleny cool, wo-pece veslcs.s sus, $40 o $50....fur orer by mll. ROGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway a 13h S. "Four a 34h S. - Convenen Broadway Corners" Ffh Ave.» Warren a 41a S. NEW YORK CTY One of he roublesome and panful effecs of ^connued conspaon s hemorrhods, or ples. Nujol releves conspaon by an enrely new mehod. Whou forcng or rrang, Sofens he food wase. Ths enables he many ny muscles n" he walls of he- nesnes, conracng and expandng n her normal way, o squeeze he food wase along and ou of he sysem. ^ s "absoluely harmless and pleasan o ake. Try. For Conspaon The Modern Mehod of Treang an Old Complan W^ ^:^= /- 4 fj T:» (ro* Allll mghu There E no oher rng lke le2s^ «JB /we^fc. No oher a lold unlcr he same guaranee. The Evcr-Tyo Gu.rnnly Bond, whch goea wh every Kv-Tyc vng.guwameebmoe power,wh ksa fuel and ol. You (;e your money back nny lno whn 12 monhs f Ever-Tyley fa o gve absolue sanfnclon. Thousands have proved for you We are ') nmkc ha (jnnrance we know whn Ever- Tyco wll do for you- because we know wha hey have J^^~^\ /SES/CAN clone for l^ouuancls. Tlo 7E.NCMCH llgh- Ancle nerlock and le Evcr-Tyo 6-poln Crcular Expnnlonr! maxmum compresson ^preven le«k(;c of yu3 Droll. Order pe%r7pe& oday Am gel lunro power from your en(;ne. Have your repar man po nkvcr-tyeoorje hem nlcever-tyesavlccbalcn. Then yorfre nurc of null wh lesa (jua and ol. ThoEvcrTul P»on Rng Co., S.Loua, Mo. S Fay Farm and Garden j, packages ' and Seed Tape. Ewerylsng n fh Lne. Larges Slock n Couny, and Express Servce. FREPROOF VANS. Oppose fled Banff Depo, Bed Bank, f. J. Telephone 704. Jus 1 sncfer One of OUR Daly Specal $1.25. DlnH-r $1.25 From 12 "o 8:!l0 P. M. lllue Pon on Half Shell Lle Nrrk Clumx on Hlf Shell ChhMccn Voruralfo Chowlcr Hhodo MHK! Cold Slaw Ho HUH' Radshes Ghow Chow Boled lve Col Bahama OASVS Prme cu Ucef ou Jua Baed Fresh Ham, Apple Sauce Bhorfe sland Turkey Oynlur Fllng foled Vrffn Hum wh.spnach VKETABLES Msobrd Poooea or Uolel Poaoes ) uered lce s Knrly June 'ena SuKnr Corn SALADS TamlocH wh Leuce DESSERTS Lemon M*rK«e, Apple or PPQCV Pe Chfculau Puddng, Cream Hnuee Vnnlhv co Cream Coffee Tea Cocoa Hoel and drll and Sewall Phono 137S. fe el«n wkh ea«h ro 3fB x *3}$,-,, <x4>S_ x335$; x4M_ ax4_~ r x4J_M4.BO 32l4 ~ x x x Rrflnc Frea Wh Evory Tro BaowhocrBroll«l(l(3orcla*o» lqfcd Send 1$ depool fot each ro loco G. O. D) aabjee o fyoaee&dfqufunomf vluordar.dodocbpcrccndlseoaau AKRON RUBBER CO. Roboyand Roo&evol 377 CHCAGO.., H. 1. Don' Hde Thorn Wh n Vel; R<» move Thorn Wh Ohne Double Srengh, Ths preparaon for he removal" >f freqkle? s usually so successful n cmovnk freckles nnd gvng a clear, >cauful complexon hn s sold ndcr guaranee o refund he money ' fals. Don' ldo your freckles under rcl; ge an ounce of Ohne and ronove hem. Even he rb few applcaons should show n wonderful mprovemen, some of he lgher frecldes vanshng enrely. 'Be Bure o nfk he druggs for" ho double srengh Ohnc; s hs ha a sold on he money-back guaranee. Y maho ha moor whrl When you pu your foo on h«sarer Power s vvla'^ waned. Pu a Columba Sor. ;c lucry n your car anl you can proa he buon wh he fuelng ha here's gong o be'somehng dong ; The Columba a a powerful baery. wll caml o cra ; condons h \vrccl ohers. s plaes of lu-xak"y:>l cor^ncon llce honeycomb, 3rd Bclfrcforcnj,', nl lull j ns luktunj;. Hu we don' fxprcl ym oubusf a Columba jn lraw n m ex- rponjhv ^(r'd o*" j^ry. We M,c you u \< un help v.u keep n Al condon au lx (me. ".' ; r " '/ S.. 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7 RED BAMK REGSTER, JULY 7, 1&&0. Pka«Sews* The Monmouh (rfco: SELE One THE UNVERSAL RED BANK,. N. J. When your Ford car or your Ford ruck doesn' dsplay a usual quany or qualy of "pep" and dash, 's me o have a reparman who undersands he Ford mechansm gve he " once over" hen make he necessary adjusmens or repars. And reurn o you full of s old me power, " pep," energy, pull and servce. You'll noce he dfference. We employ only sklled Ford mechancs -men who know how Ford cara are made, and how hey should be kep, n order o gve he moa effcen and economcal servce. And our shop equpmen boasu a grea many (specally desgned Ford ools and me savng devces and machnery. n our sockroom o a complee assormen of repar pars genune Ford Pars ha are eracfcly he same as her ough snewy orgnals n he Ford car. For promp repar work or. adjusmens, phone or drve o our garage. Don' rsk chances, play far wh your Ford car. Keep n he hands of s frends, he auhorzed Ford dealers. Snglslrown Ma.a.was nss on Genune Ford Pars MM)}. OU never can ell, whch s he beer salesman, he Damond Dealer or he Damond user. They boh ell he same sory, "Damond s he BEST re made." New Brunswck: Bank GEO. B. BROWN & CO. (CoBsmed feejb las paga.) Gsepp More, BO alan sculpor, has uaon commssoned o make he lfe sze upue of Jams A. Bradley o be ereced n he plo o be dedcaed as a meaos-al park a Anbury Park. A 0 sv2a[ Esamne*. Dr. James E. WssuBa of Long Branch has been apponed u denal examner n he Uned Saes publc healh servce n connecon wh he work of he war rsk nsurance. bureau. Fred Gerner Senenced. Fred Gerner, a well known ahlee and skaer, was fned $450 and coss las week by Judge Lawrence. He hud been convced of he hef of auomoble res and oher supples. New Frs Truck Dsfaes. Cnarlea Kramer has been engaged as drver of ndependen lre company's ruck u Asbury Turk o succeed Fred Elener, who has been ransferred o Enerprse hose company. Engagemen Pary. Mr. and Mrs. Lous Lans of Freehold eneraned 160 young people Sunday ngh of las week a an engagemen pary for her daugher Lllan, who s o wed Abraham Zlokn. Burdge Applegae. Mas Besse Burdge, daugher of Howard Burdge of Wes Ocean Grove, and Ernes K. Applegae of Asbury Park were marred Sunday, June 20h, by Kev. Edward Moun. Freehold Man Dead.., George W. Beny of Freehold ded a a Trenon hospal las Wednesday week. He was Cl years old and was a slae roofer. He s survved by a wdow and one son. Horseshoero Elec Offcers. Thomas Beay of.long Branch has been eleced presden of he Monmouh couny horseshoers' assocaon. The assocaon wll hold s annual clambake on Augus 21s. Gaes Salley. Mss Vole A. Gaes, daugher of Herber Gaes of Asbury Park, was marred las Wednesday o Wllam R. Sanley of Readng, Pennsylvana, a solder saoned a Camp Val. Chosen for Olympc Races. Henry Orega of Asbury Park has been chosen as one of he Amercan represenaves n he bcycle races of he Olympc.games o be held a Anwerp, Belgum, on July 25h. Deah of Young Man, Edward J. Farren, Jr., of Asbury 'ark, ded a he home of hs parens las Wednesday of hear dsease. He vas egheen years old nd besdes s parens leaves wo brohers. Early Poaoes. Rober Bldn of Adolphn s agan he frs farmer n ha secon o dg poaoes for marke. He dug some las week anl receved $12 a barrel for hem a he Freehold marke. A Mscellaneous Shower. Msses Mldred and Geraldnc Brown of Maawan gave a nscellanous shower Frday ngh week for Mss Mldred Bruce, whose engage men was recenly announced. New Phoographc Sludo. Rober L. Cox, a Sprng Lake.phoographer,. has. - bul s...new sudo on Thrd avenue and openee for busness hs week. Mr. Cox spen<ls~hs wners n Florda. Home from he Oren. Mss Maude L. Maron of Asury Park has reurned from a hree monhs' rp o he Oren. She wen as a uor o he daugher of an Klberon summer resden. Huggns- Cam burn. Mrs. Emly A. Huggns, daugher of Capan Davd Yarnall of Bradley Beach, was marred Monday, June, o George, Camburn of he coas guard saon a Avon. Deah Follows Operaon. Theodore F. Perce of Ocean Grove ded a he Ashury Park hos pal Saurday week afer an opera lon for herna, le s survved b; a. wdow and wo daughers. Ded a Hospal. Aaron Howland of Asbury Parl; ded a ho Long lrmh hospal las Thursday from a complcaon o dseases. He was S! years old and urvved by wo sepsons. Docor a Thrd Mae. Dr. Frederck Grffh of Belma has been elevaed o he poson o hrd mae n he navy. On hs frs shp he served wh Wllam S. Sms, who s now an admral. A New Lawyer. Arhur C. Mullen, son of MYs. A. Mullen of Long Branch, has passed he examnaon for admsson o he New Jersey bar. He suded a Fordham college. Aendng Summer School. Maud Blls, Marguere McGowan and Hldrcd Luker, who.graduaed from he Freehold hgh school las monh, are akng a summer course a Rugers college. Pryor'u Son a Lender. Arhur Pryor, Jr., sun of he noed band maser, blossomed ou as a band leader a Asbury Park Frday ngh when he lel n 1 Pryor band a le weekly dance. Man&( uan Man Honored. John C. Ruf, son of Wllam. Ruf of Manasquan, has been eleced second vce presden of he Amercan supply and machnery mmfacmena' aaaocaon. Job wh Knlroul. Wllam Allgor of Helmu' UH gven up hs job n ho Acme sore a ha place and h; now workng for he ralroad a. Jersey Cy. Allenown Sore Sold. The C. ]>'. Hemlrekon sore buhlng a Allcnown, whch s occuped by (le Amercan sores company, has boe.n bough by ha lnn. A Now Counselor, Kdward P. Longslree of Mnnsquan, who las a law oflleo a Anbury Park, ban passed he examnaon for counselor a. law. Tweny-Four New 'Vnchnrn. The Lung Hanch foard of educaon has engaged 2-1 new eachers for ho comng year. Foureen vacances reman U be lled. Dock Conrac Awardal. ThomRM Procor of Long Brunch ha«boon awarded ho conrac o buld h«muncpal duck a lnuchpor a a cos of $H,HOO. (Connued on nes pgo.) y Pass he Crcal Perod Safely and Comforably by Takng Lyda E. Pnkham's Vegeable Compound. Summ. N- -L "T lavo aken Lyda!. Pnkham's Vegeable.Compound durng Change of Lfe and hnk s a good remedy n flurh a condon. coum no (UgPB my food and bad much pan and burnng n my somach afer meals. could no Bleep, had backache, and wors of all wore he ho Hashes. Bavr n he paperb abou Vegeable Compound BO red. Now fool all gh and can work, beer. You have :y permsson o publsh hs leer." VCTORA KorrL, 21 Oak lldge Avc, ' unm, N. J.. rou have warnng sympoms such.8 a sense of suffocaon", ho flushes, leadaches, backache, dread of mleudug evl, mdy, sounds n le ara, palpaon of he hoar, sparka cfore he eves, rregulares, con- -paon, varable appee, weakness, nqueude, and d/.znesh, ge a bole :>f Lyla K. Pkbam's Vegeable.'omound and begn akng he medcne a nee. We know wll help you U8 '.d Mrf. Kopjl. osooooqoooocoe s@ 9soa ea HAVE YOU Do your Eyes burn or ch? Do hey feel red or BranedT f BO, have your eyea examned; yonr ] cl&bsca may need a change. STLES <&= CO, Phladelpha Eye Specals a C 2nd Naonal Bunk Bds.. Room 28 1 Every Wednesday Hour 2:00 o 5 p.m. you feel so "blue" ha even he sky looks yellow, you need A blfsh lver nnd pearly ncnfr l:mnny? fal o desroy food posons, whch afee he mnd as well as le body. Sold everyv/hero. n boxes, 10c, 25c, Afer you ea alwsya ako (TOR YOUR ACD-STOMACHO nsanly releves Hearburn, BloacdGaooyFcolng. Sop3 food sourng, repeang, and all somach m3ores. /USad!seUoa«dp>eUl9. Keepo oomach cswe&ond srong. ncreases Valy end Pep. ' EATONCalhelmoromody.Tcnofho. lanjowondnrfbllybcncful. Onljcoaooccn ETwoa ayo u»ol. Po.lelyeo«jn«d o [lra <c wo wll rouw] Ewj Ys«llle;2 R. H. Vondcrvcer, Red Banl, N. J. of ordnary qualy nro no good onaugh for prescrpon work. Only drugs and chcmcaln of ho vory hghes grado of pury are f for uao n prescrpons. Wo \MO ho bea obanablo no maer wha he coo nnd nllow no ono hu regsered pharmncsa o compound ho medcne. AH prescrpons nro doublo checlcod, hua guardng a;an: ho possbly of error or naccuracy. You may depend upon ho prcucrpona you lavo flled P. C. UUBBAUD, Prop. lfl Hroad Sree, Red Urnk. TdnplonoHO Tcls>lo»o 3B CHPJSTAM SCENCE SOCETY, E4 Brod S.. Red Buck, N. J. SerslccD Sunday 11:00 A. M., 8:08 P. H. BundBy-Bchco 6:35 A. M. V/edsessy EveuEa Tesmonal Meslase -8:00 P. M. Keadldsr Boom V/cdneodeya and Bucda«om 2:30 o J.SO P. M. The pullo Ja cordluhr \\U o vlal <s Readng Room end o he servces. PLUMBER and STEAM FTTER Mow s he me o have Furnace, Soves, Smoke Sacks, Guers, Leaders and general plumbng pu n order before cold weahe? ges n. Esmaes gven for new Heaers. Aslc abou ho now ppelesb heaer. HOWARD F*REV Sanary Plumbng 74?Jonmoulfo S. Hed B&nh Telephone 23 J WHOLESALE A.ND RETAL DEALER N Sasl, EBeoa-o, Blnds, lass and Bulders' Hardware, RED BANK. N. J. fnd The Agony and Torure From Corns, Callouses, * and Bunons wh ho wonderful new dscovery for cornb, callouses and buon. The pan sops wh l«very frs drop. n 10 nlnues ho corn may be oaflly removed, Sxjwr. Ohropods'K use he sume nlud. Mrny Of lnm uae Corn "FX". Con "FX" <:ou;l)es no eher, collodon, aulyrlk; add, or oher harmful ngredens o ea, he ^ood flesh and muke he foo HO re. Mo more exended reamens for several days ;nd rkh»; no more soakng* or "rooknp" hn fo*- necessary. n 10 mnues h«corn J.s pone so s le pan. Con."'MX" s qucker, wafer and dfferen. Don' suffer nolu-r m nu**! Corn "FX" s wonderful, fnd wll surely help you. f your dcalfr canno supply you, wend us 3n<: n samps and we wll mal you a bolo drec from our laboraory. "Your money refunded f you are no sasfed. *«CORN FX CO., nc., Newark, N. J. For Salo by KNCKERBOCKER PHARMACY 0HN E. BOYD, M. 0., «* D3EASE3 OF THB BEDTDH AMB D8EASE3 OF WOBEN. Eula 207 Bres Good Buldng, or. Bread* ncy end Thrd avenue, lanv Br&nob, U. 4 Houru: 0 A. U. o. 12 M.: o S F. KU HvcnlBQ fp. Lzarya br fspw ADponmoabs f^va lmo U&9U0G Brancl. HAROLDTX~TnLTON, *-' 8UEGBOW DEMTST. Srodoaa Dnlveoly ef P«asa»l»Eaa. ml. 6a»< lessor o Dr. J. D. Thmckmeroa aam. Ho. 8 / Brofd Bree. OOco huura: a A. U. o 6:89 >. PM. Bara / day esccd Saurday. D G. & G. A. DELATU3H, AlGHTECTS AlD ENGNEERS. &oom 17 Esner Hd*., led Uuk«W. Tel. Conn. E. L. B. SRYKEEr VSTEKNABY BUfQEOS. OfQce, Fnbllo Servlca Buldss. b<ma 9U< Esaldenea, S 8hre«rfbnry Ave. Pksmp H* BED DM.'C. H. j., E. SDWELL TRUSS 3PECAL3T Men. Women, and Chldren Rooms Knmoub Oulldnf, Anbury Pork. N. J. Phonca Asbury Waysule 201-F-4. Houra-O-ll. 1-1, 7-8. Saurday. Sandayr.nd Moa day and by apponmen All applances guaraneed or prces refunded. LLLAM E. FOSTER^ COUNSELLOH AT LAW. New York. New Jersey, eobroadwoy, Alanc Uabandfl. N. Y. Cy. N. J 5OBERT PERCE, ** LCENSED AUCTONEER. Resdence 46 Whe, ed Bank. Telephone 1038-M. Speslsl aenon o maea o farm s farca mplemens and peracmal ry F. TETLEY, NOTARY PUBLC and COMMSSONER OP DEED3. Teley'B N-JWB Sand. 7 Brom! Sree. Kcd Bak. N. J R. HAKOLD J. STOKES, J DENTAL SURGEON Successor o Dr. Frank Lee. S Broad Sree. Bsner B'uLldnB. Room[)4, 6 and 6. Offce HourB 8:30 o 6:00 o'clock. f'eo. MCC. TAYLOR. C. E. ^* CONSULTNG ENGNEER. CVL ENGNEEB and SURVEYOR. S Elancr BaldnB, Braul SL. Bed E«nk. N. 1. Davdson Boldas. Joseph Kellr. John 3. Qulnn OHN S. APPLKGATE & SON, J COUKSELXOBS Al LAW Davdson BuUno. UrosdS«w«. RED DAMS. N. E DMUND WLSON, COUNSELLOR AT LAW.. RED BANK. H OfBcea: 10 EAST FnONT BTEBBT. LSTON BEEKMAN, A COUNSELLO AT LAW. OfflcD, 10 Broad sree. RED BANK. B. la R. W. M. THOMPSON, D DENTAL SUBGEON. Ed N'l Bank Bu!dn~, Red Ban. M. Hoaro B-B. EO. D. COOPER, & CVL ENGNEEB. Bncceseor o Geo. Cooper, U B PcBcTlco Bulldlns. RED BAKE. H.. G lokge K. ALLEN, JR., CVL ENGNEER ANDBOKVBTOB. Boom 1, Paeraan BuUllna, Broad Srasl, {ED BAKE. N. J. EO. rf. ROBERTS, G GRADUATE AUCTONEER Pollrco or Grod. Sock. Farm 8al««, F««sonol Propery. New Monmouh, rf. J. Tolephono Mlddlsown 271-F-21. Lake Longhead wll help you?a a job, or ren yonr house orfnunjl oner wan you may have. Adversemen. Approved and mproved Heang Plumbng Roofng Waer Sysems " Copper Work Earhen and ron Ppe RED BAMK saad SEA. BRGHT BOYDEN PEMBLE Exper Work Guaraneed. Esmaes Cheerfully Furnshed} FRED JONES Jus receved 1920 samples of Aracve Wall Paper and Borders whch we wll subm on reques. Offce and Resdence 15 Washngon Sree RED Telephone 599-J MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY. TMK ASLE N EFFECT JULY 1,1, Sul>jrc o chufen whm nolcn. Uclvrnn Per 21. fon of Krnnllln Slrwl. N'W Y.rl (.nn.lk al 111,' HnlL-ry U nk.] on >ml l.' olf TolBplono Cnll.'.jv C.uu.l Now York. 4'.!3 Usl llulc. N. J. lmlnnl:! T'lohone. 'M FO!J HEU BANK. Dfly excep Sulay. A. 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8 RED BANK REGSTER, JULY 7, 1&2Q. JA MATNEE ALL SEATS ALL 3E3AYQ War Tax nclud) Malnoo Dely J P. M. Saurday 2:30 P. M. Telephone S8 BROAD STHEBT RED BANK, N. J.. jr. HS LATEST PCTURE Pahe Revew LKO COMEDY op cs of l^e GARDNER'S ORCHESTRA Two Days Only r ~ \ v ay,.flav Ma nradl CXa fe fey: TRMMED and UNTRMMED MLLNERY DRESSES, COATS and SUTS SHRTWASTS and SHRTS CHLDREN'S WEAR 8 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J Nnh'K could bo mnr 1 expressve of economy han MW.., Unversal Tres, 'lle maeral s carefully seleced and res mehodcally reconsruced. Exra ples of srong fabrc and added rclner are used as Wowou precauons, and res should run from 7,000 o 8,000 mles. Over a mllon n use. Remember, a brand new nner ube, s ncluded wh every re ordered. Adjusmens made 011 ha bass. Cu your re expense; order nou xforo he fcbon's rush. We hsve housands ready for mmedae delvery. Below prces nclude re and ube 30x3 $ *4...S 1.75 SOx'.) 1 ; B.-W a-lx-' Mx.\<, R85 35x1!,' :!S.S.Oly x4};..," x4 10.GO 35x BSJ (x * x Relner Free wh Every Tre Orders shpped same day receved. n orderng, sae wheher S. S.J Clncher, Plan or Non-Skd requred. Send 52 depos for each ra: xlne G. O. D. subjec o examnaon; 5-;oSpecal dscoun!! fuh'amoun accompanes order. UNVERSAL TRE & RUBBER CO. Depfc PS, 1015 VS. 21s Sree Chcago, lk Organde Frocks Specally Prced The vogue for Organde-requres ha you have a leas one frock of hs delghfully crsp and charmng summer maeral. For garden pares, or early evenng wear, wh a modsh shade ha of he same maeral, organde assures s far wearer a bewchng cosume. French Organde, n nl he desred su]v- shades, Orchd, Nle, ('open. Sky, Pnk and Rose, or amdrnuons of colors and flowered eu'eds. Smarly desgned frocks ha secure he coveed ouch of orgnaly. $22.50 AsUunj park, SECOND FLOOR Na 100% ncrease n Holders of Record Ces Servce Bankers, Shares n Sx Monhs December 15,1919 5,538 Holders June 15, 192O 11,067 Holders Send for Specal Leer "K"\ Henry L. Dohery & Company BOND DEPARTMENT. SO Wall Sree, New York WM..A. WOODNG, Res. Salesman 123 Dunba Av,.. LONG BRANCH. N.'J. Phone Long Branch 75 BREF TEMS OF NEWS. (Connued from las page.) Lews Eah has sold hs bungalow am small parcel of land a Maawan o- a -New York. physcan and has moved o Morganvlle. The prce pad was $7,000. Pasor nsalled. Rev. B. Frank Whe, who has been acng as pasor of he Long ; Branch Presbyeran church, wab ln salled as he regular paso las Thursday ngh. : Ball Player njured. Raymond Flannran of Lung Branch fell whle playng baseball las week and landed on a pece of ; broken bole. A deep sash was cu n hs lef arm. Shore Dog Show. j The Norh Jersey shore kennel club has perfeced s organsaon and wll Rve s frs show a he ' Ocean Park casno a Long Banch 1 on Augus 14h. ' Allenown Man Dead. Edward Ashby of Allenown ded ' las Wednesday afer beng n pool healh a long me. le fomerlv lved a Trenon, where he vvokcd ; n u fln mll. j Two New Houses. Jones & Ed\.ards of Lon Banch are buldng wo fx room houses on Arhur avenue as an ' nvesmen The frm plans o buld wo moe houses soon. Fremen o Hold Harves Home. The Knglshown fremen ae a-, rangng o hold a harves home and hey hope o rase enough monev o complee he paymen for hen chem- ; cal engne. Poland Crane. ; Mss Grace W. Poland of Bradley : Beach and Woodruff Crane of Bel- 1 mar were marred Saurday week a Bradley Beach by Rev. John J., O'llan. Sells Long Branch Home. lr. Anono Sella has sold ns house n Lone; Brunch o Sephen Mllon)! of Newark. Dr. Sella and h* wfe wll spend he summe abroad. Lghnng Hs Hoel. Lghnng sruck he ower of he Queen hoel a Ocean drove las \\dnesday and knocked some holes n he roof. Kre dd no follow he hol. Ded al Wnyade. Symm'S. SnHcw of Freehold dud a n* Trncx farm a Waynulc: 1 s \\ dnesdny of panlyss. He was 1.wars old and s survved by lve sols. D.nlh <f a Chld. Elzabeh Smullen, he e ;hl-yem ' old daugher of.mrs r-yank Kune of ' 1! ('hold, ded las Thurmlay wck o rlu'nac fever. N-w Moor Sprnkler. ( ha\ e ordered a combnaon moo ^pukk'c and dump body Uuvk ;\ a 1 cos of lfl,-l!l(l. Wua Dvorce. ^r. Mnne. 'ndcru-ood. of N -Snry -1'ar; : '.-lfcll" "TOclf a dvorce from n r luslanl. Frank, l'd.-1-vv..od. WnrlR n Sh,, Yard. (. llnluw 'chvfr'nf l-'reel/m h's Lken a job n ; ;-ln y:nl n 'olf ndlb, New Ham -]!re, for n 1 um- llrr., Monday Only Tuesday Only Two Says Only 1 ^ LlUU Lh r'- r l"v» W DOUBLE FEATURE c 7. r 'J \n One Sc \ AMD HS OWN COMPANY, N ) J\\ SEE THS GREAT PATHE SERAL- Monday^ 13 TWO DAYS ONLY v^' 1! J NO..ADVANCE PATHE NEWS, MACK SENNETT COEl^UY M HS LATEST PCTURE."EVE* PERCY HACK 5ENNETT Unl Furher N@fo le Frs Sho Sar a 6:45 SaMrda^ Nghs

9 *&Ca lea RED B/.KK REGSTER, JULY Conssng of Dnng Room^ Lvng Room, Sng^ Room, Bah, Kchen, Bed "" " " "* Elecrc. N ALL SZES General Elecrc or Wesghouse Specal, d nch Fans AS Goods Delvered Free roze Specal S1S.98 ncludng Beauful Slk Shade, varous colors and desgns. ncludng Shades. Regular prce $ Our prce for lmed me These lamps conss of Japanese Hand Paned and Mahogany Sands. Shades, good qualy slk, double lned h frnge and gold colors. us pur vase. A Regna Vacuum Cleaner Pcks Up Threads. The Posve Acon o he geardrven floang brush loosens every hread, ln, ravelng, ec., and he srong sucon draws hem no he wase bag. The Kegna s he only elecrc vacuum cleaner havng a pos\v fve drven floang brush. l.xra specal, $ Le us do your raslsag nex week we'll gladly send o your home an K-RffV ELECTRC»M, l«5mfs> ' 4a0 VACUUM W#*f«SH8S»Hfc and demonsrae on your own wash how dlcenlv your washday problems may be solved. No oblgaon on your par. ONE YEAR TO PAY Telephone, or-see he ''EASY" n consan demonsraon. vnl old c >pnt, sold brass, sec! and r abeorb unsanary maer. HETA1L A ral wb convnce you. ' Agens for General ESecroc Mazda Lamps and See Our Weekly Wednesday Specals W-$&Q<>&!><><XK-e<> Q<XK*O v&>^^ leparmen Eons See Our Weekly Wednesday Specals The hrong of buyers on Saurday a he begnnng of hs Publc Benef Sale of Men's and Young Men's Clohng- was one of he larges we ever saw. The frs day was ceranly a success. People have come o know ha we never dsappon ha all we say we do. We are ceran you never saw beer values nor preer garmens han offered a he grea sale. The sale connues hs week. LOT No. 1 wll be Men's and Young Men's Sus. All wool. Szes 33 o 44. These sus formerly realed a $ SALE LOT No. 3 wll,conss of Men's Navy Blue Serges, Fancy Worseds, Flannels, Unfnshed Worseds and many desrable paerns ha lack of space does no perm us o menon, These sus formerly sold a $ sus LOT No. 2 wll be Men's Wool Cassnere and Worsed Sus n all he laes models. These sus formerly sold a $ LOT No. 4 represens he hghes grade of merchandse ha Long Branch has ever seen. Talored n he bes of workmanshp. These sus sold a $65.00 and $70.00 each. be charged n hs sale, owng- feefeel ha oar pr fre are ' small.' le a!erals@s ass no C 0. D. ST. MARY'S HOME OPENFD 'Oll THE SEASON Howard rwn Buys loue Ho Has Occupjd Sovs.ro! Years Jo*cp!> Bob.nd Buys Ck.rlcs Young's House. S. Mary's summer home on Frs sree has been opened for he he frs arrvals comng lus j The chldren an 1 uven a wo Jl weeks' say here. Sser Ehclrcla Jjs n charge hs year n place of Saer Harre, who has had charge! prevously u who s JOW n he j Wes.! Howard L. rvvn lua purchased he propery n whch he has lved several years on 'Fron sree from lasbury F. Wallng, Jr., of Newark. Joseph Boland has purchased he Charles. Young house a he-corner o' Osborn and Warren srees. A daugher was horn o.mr. and Mrs. Wllam Ensen Thursday. Mss Ehel Soners of Souh Bound (Brook was he gues lau week of Mrs. H. B. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woollcy of Greenpor, L., spen la- week nev wh Mr. Woolley.'s parens, Cnp. and Mrs. Wllam E. Voalley, Sr. Mrs. J. H. Hendrckson and daurh- or Bey spen las voek wh Mrs. Henlrckson's parens, Mr. and Mrs. ja. Caloo, Jr., of Summ. Mr. Hen- ( ' lrckson spen he wuek-end wh hem. - Leu. E. A. Whnc lef Frday for Swampsco, Mass., where la' wfe and son have been spendng he pas monh. They exper o reurn o her home here hs week. Alfred B. Johnson of Selon, N. j.,.was a vsor here Saurday. Mss Evelyn Lufburrow has a poson as bookkeeper n Kelsey's marke a Asbury Park for he summer. Dr. and Mr3. Sleox moored o Weschcser, Pa., las week, where hey vsed Mrs. Slcox's moher, Mrs. Lousa Ve. The regular, meeng of he Keypor mprovemen -assocaon wll be held nex Monday. Mrs. Wllam Weaervel s spendng several days wh her daugher, Mrs. Wllam C. Low o Flabush, L.. Mrs. Kae Hepp of New York was he gues las week of Mr. and Mrs Arhur A. Phlo. Mrs. J. Arch MacE\v;:. s a paen n Roosevel hospal ;-, Wv York Mr. and' Mrs. J. [., u: Suhanck! have moved no her :< ew home on Maple place. -Mss Marha Krk has vscncd her 'Poson wh \Vl!;:n 'hadwek. ' Wllam Kckelcamp ha: lakon h job. j Mr. and Mrs. J. H have moved no he :! Osborn sree whch : bul by Mrs. Davs's nn ' T. B. Reynolds. Mrs. Harold G. Sr.'.h s spemlu, some me a Sarana!,al:e, X. V. ; The Lncoln hose c. npnny U; holdng; her annual far hs week on he Lee propery a Ka>: Donald ). Hand, m; >. ;Mrs. A.'W. Hand,.ha; pas.- exnnaus and wll '." an aorney nex wee;:. ' Mss Mabel Ackennan, ber Baldwn ar.d M: -.yl spen las week a Hj:h.;sow, when hey aended he l!;pr r Sunday ^school convenon a P. -le nsue ; The grls' club of lu 1. Mehods church wll go on a'campng rp o : Clark's landng, Pon Pleasan, from Augus 7h o 14h. MARLBORO NEWS. Kng's Daughers Sar Preparaon ) for Ther Annual Bazar. The Kng's Daughers meeng was held n he clap-'l on Frday, when, arrangemens were made for he bazar o be hel-l Xovember 3d and 4h. Two new member.*, M 1, and Mrs. Frank Golu, joned he ceey. Maron Welles of Jameshur; has ;been vsnj: he' L:randparcn^, M. and Mrs. S. B. Wels. Mr. and Ms.,1. Morrs and son Leser o Jersey lly are spendng a few days wh Mr. and Mrs. C. \V \ Brown.! Charles YanlVrn of Nw York ] spen -he wc;k-'":<] wh Msses Elzabeh and.y.herne Hayward. Mss Rose V;aula s Rpendny a few weeks wh relaves a New York cy. Mr. and Ms. Thomas Tasey and son James of Kar Haven wore woolend vsors wh Mr. and Mrs. \V. A, Tansey. Mrs.,. Uayw.d of Saen sland spen a Uw ay; las week "wh Msses Elza'och and Caherne Ha;- ward. Mss Anne luuep.or of Brooklyn s vsng he Mses Meyers..! Mss Kalrrne VnDorn of Freehold vsed l'rens n own Monlay and Tuesday of las week., Mrs. Marha Muldoon of Freehold spen Tuesday wh Mrs. Mary Hohar. - Mrs..eser R. Meyer and daugher Alce of Brooklyn fre vsng Dr. and Mrs. J. ). Ely. Mrs. M. K. Russell s spendng a few weeks wh her daugher a ' Run-son. Mss Dora Cornell, who has been vsng her moher, Mrs. Elwood Johnson of Allmown, reurned, home Tuesday.! Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smh f Elzabeh spen Sunday wh Mr. and Mrs.' \V. S. Slrykcr. TNTON FALLS NEWS. Th, llafe Vsed by n Baml of Gypses L«Week., Ths vllage n;(l' shor shf of a hand of ^yp^c:: who passed hrough hero lus wu-k. The vsors rcl o work suvenl lm-fl»m cam" Amofc h' nf whom hoy red o pck for v'ns were Samuel J.!enn<: and.lames ('ummnga. No one "fol" for he '{nnc on ^amcy" and he ;y])se: lef whou nkn; any Tnon Fulls mm'v wh hrm. 1 Klrar EMK:U< uf Deal Ken pa of las week wh hn broher, Wl- ' lan Knlanl..Mr. am Mm. lrown ] of Newark were Kcs. "f Mr- ""' 1 Mrs. lcnrlad over he Fourh. A s'wn; evcle ms) heen 'ormvd by he jrln of 'ne Urook. Mss Hayward, u muse n (he employ ol he.shrewsbury lac, ms oll'ered p/.es D he ;l:> lon; He he' sewng work. HarryCover uf Sprng Luke spenhf^ he :4ne- wh hn aun, Mrs..Mary 'over. A l^hr.own mn WM a he nure here las week wh wo lar^e.fme. B ( wh h* -l/ 'e;{ffhf;" f ' '{^'k near Clamp Val, lne urle wej;hcl l! pounds am! le <)her we^lel weny pound,';. Mrs. SjnV Ann Mmuel. 11 folre! resden uf Pne lrook, ded recenly a he jc u'f of!), r > y.ar!. The fuh'al was held a!!. week. ur sm^b. 1 wll ('ll, alm>lumy u SALES AND EXCHANGE STABLES, ES HEAD OF FNE MLCH STOCK HOLSTENS,. CUEBNSEYS AND JERSEYS. lo conunu ll ha coull la looked for n a cale marke, cmullnl' mosly of hlyh-kmde Uolalelng, near ] Dne lne Guornacys am 20 HEAD GENUNE UQLSTUNS. Th«y arc he rrl knl, exrn bjr flz'b and very llc p-yluctu. Jnny o lcm lre mlllnk ovel- 80 muula per <l no need of nny "hu ar" l'scrpon of hem us hey can. ba seen anl U'aU-l ou l my dullea jefoe oy of uale. Aav from hv«l* nnu y>arr, weyhb from. SCO o l,4h0 pound!*. 20 HEAD REAL GUERNSEYS. Exra h\v; produce, nml frcah rh now, dome wh, cal.v*'* by Bde. l''»r cher lry or famly uou loy, can ha f oa run; from Llueo o Heven ynr?, weghng from BOO o l.30 pounds. S HEAD OF SUPERB JEHSEYS. Thrsfnc rul n hm nml uoly nml youmr. Sdrao of leao Juy» have records of BVB ua K n«21 <mru of mlk per (lay nml o mal;e J H '.y pounds of buer p«r week. Mos of le cow uve hlcr broo nn«l umle ovury wny. Tlcac 55 Head of Cale were personally seleced by mo, onu ca- loal n Wucnen und **«c ear load n New Yoxk Hnf. Ncv-r a ber lo of mk-l cows were broucl o Monmouh rounly. All huve been uberculn er.e un: lenlh rfcae con be :vcn wh every cow. All mm be srcly na repx'sellel or no Bale. Tn's le way wo lg. uajnma welve monlj n he year. REMEMBER! Tf you wnn o see some rood ohcu, or f you wm buy any con! ones, you are nved o como and looh h lo over. n eher enne you wll bo cnunlly wolcmu no n» wo w., knuw'h o uume uml «<--e fl o be con.ure.l-- Uc me of ha lo wll prcml. cxuc o make he blkleu r! on ol my exurmco n he calo lnmenh wh, hn U aw lle\ nro pmvvly bo nh'n lo, nl ll nl, (hu have Keen br UKh o,'ehcr. Thore a a sne, color mll breed o Pl.nfa' \(.ry one n need of a cow, and he prce wll bo uf bo own nlnr. n» here wll he nono CKerved. AN ADDED ATTRACTON MHO n hs Halo Borne ynunr alock aad bucher cale, an wall an n number of hom, wll mld for he K dollnr. No much mo wll bo wased on hem and hu hoe wll he uone real lmbona cull hr lonled upon, MARK THE DATE. July 11. nml make your nruwwnu o nl.ml. A bnlf.lay all you'll need. ArrncenenH. rm h' made on 1,'roundu for delvery by P..., C.. R. or by moor runk. Three ruula ll le un rouml o dolver o jny pon n he counry a reasonable lues. CONDTONS OF SALE Lberal cred wll be gven, wh oml uvcury, or bn ducoun wll ho ;ven for cunh. JACOB TWO AK'TONKSS wll hurry hk" alon. UKOHGE W. 'ATTKSON, J., & SON. Clerko. ZLOTKN, F*E-eelnod, N. J: 'hon KH-W or : O2.W, or all Me Mmlel, S Souh S. OOOOOOOGOOGOOGOOGOGeOOCGCOOOOCGOOGSCOCO eooooooooogoococoecgoococc^^ [G Every em s om our egular sock,.md leu a our j,u«ance.s lo s nly.. le v, kk' nng: ol selecons placed on sale oday for he second week of hs July sale makes possble o furnsh he home n he bes ase a!'k;' ruluclos from our regular hones marke fgures. The specal Prce Ta;;s are everywfel-. Tre lar.<e mnlvr of cusomers who purchased yoods las week found convncnj; evdence uf ;'. woh-wle sale. ANY rjkc!asl S MADE AT 1'KKSENT M'HC.A. 'KCES VV.l. H: ll.l) UNTL WANTHD. Karpen's Over-Tufed Tapeslry and Vclour Handsome 8, 9 and lc-pe.-e Dnng Room Sues; Aloo 3, 4 and 6-Pece BeJroocn Lvng Room Sues. Sues. Every Sue a Correc Reproducon of he Mos Popular Perod Resgns. You wll be sure o admre hese ruly,,75 o-pecewalnu Dnng Sues, underfll sues. They represen he las uly prce $5S0 -,,.,,, $575 lo-pece Walnu 1 Jnn.r Sues, ls ord whn cones o comfor and work- - (u j (. e ^gg manshp. ' S52.S* 10-pece Walnu Dnn.; Sues, ,,,.,,. July prce ' he lapesry and Velour Covenn K shave s45u o. pccl, Walnu Dnng Sues, been seleced wh he greaes care as o July prce 3S0 jualv and colorngs. S pece Walnu or Oak Dnng Sues, July prce 37-S Aracve Bedroom Furnure n Walnu, Whe or vory fnamel, Oak and Mahogany. Our regular -pece Sues prced regularly a S60 o S575, are now $140 o $450;!<e,,'. We can begn o cover all he syles, grades and szes carred n sock here. Brefly, f you need one or more Rugs, don hnk of leng a chance lke he presen one ge away from you. There s a b;; 1 demand for hese parcular grades, and alloujcl he sock s large, don ake 'onjc o close hem ou. pur S57.5O 9x12 Axnuser KUJJS..$43.75 Our x12 Axnuser Kll's Or 7.5() 9x12 Axnnser Ku,c;s.. &.B& Our Ox 12 Axnuser 'Rugs.. 75.C0' Our 1 K.o 9 X l2 Wlon Rugs....'89;S0 A wde assormen of Rugs n Tapesry, Velves, Rag and Grass. MSCELLANEOUS SPECALS. 9x12 Gold Seal Cogol-un Rugs..$13.78 $30.00 o $95,00 Whe Mounan Refrgeraors now....$22.50 o $75.00' 5.So.V-pece Sues, July prce..$450 S16.75' 50-lb. 1-fl Maresses, Roll rdge $ s-175 -pece Sues, July prce S3.9H grade Sldng Couches, a Maress, ec $11.73 S4dO -pece Sues, July prce., 32S S- () Square Pos Hnanel Beds..$16.50 K.'-pece Sues, July prce Sl,5() grade Lqud Vence'r Mops... 9Sc S2-S,1-pece Sues, July prce $ 1.5(1 grade Armsrong's Cork Lnoleum a $ pece Sues, July prce $!.()() grade Gold Seal Congoleum, Many oher -pece Sues, prce from $20 o $!SO. n specal a 75c S1K.7.S ') X 13 Delox Grass lugs...$14,78 S.75 9x12 mpored Grass Rugs.: ncludng Couch Hammocks, Small Refrgeraors, Torch 1-umure n Reed, Wood and Lbre; 1 namel and Brass Beds, Sprngs, Maresses, Small Rugs, le. Check up hs sale and make any comparson wh sores oerng sensaonal ds- ( mn and Convnce yourself hefore you purchase ha no oher sore anywhere s pung ou he same values. n 7\

10 RED BANK REGSTER, JULY 7, 1S20. Page Eleven RESERVE TRANNG CAMP STARTED AT CAMP VAL. A ho Camp are 2B2 College Men BK«! 21 nsrucors Ths Men Wll Take a Ss-Weeks' Course n Mlary Leadershp. A reserve offcers' ranng enmp wh 252 college men vb sudens am 27 urmy offcers as nsrucors hua ben sared a Cump Vl, The men are fudens from welve colleges and her sudes are along he aamo lne of work as hu followed by he Bcnul corps branch of he urmy. n addon o heae BudcB he men also --receve mlary ranng rr college. A Gump Val he men pu no praccal applcaon he heoroeal ranng whch hey receve wolcre. The reserve offcers' enmp a Cnmp Val s one of ho poneer camps of s knd n he Uned Saes, and s n a meuure desgned o ac as u subsue for unversal mlary ranng. When he lus war broke ou here wna n [fren luclc of raned offcers, nnd Uncle Sum does no propose o he cufrh unprepared lke ha agan. A Camp Val he prospecve offcers are lvled no wo classes, one conssng of young fellows who are mdway n her college courses und he olfer conssng of Rralurea. All he men have been sudyng elecrcal engneerng a, CELEfY PLANTS, Throo varees of celery plans for gale, lejr Oennl Eulohuwn, N. J. MTo^WTH^CcTuNT'rSuNT CLUB wll buy and remove, dsad hordes, cows end mules. Phanp 129-W, Hel Bank. MAN WANTED u drve Ford ruck; yeurly job. L. clrwurz & Bon, Hed Umk, N. J, MLK FED BROLERS (or ale; dry pcked or ullvo. K. C. Taylor, lldu N J 'b 10UM (or ale; dry p lldueuwn. N. d r u 'buno 10U- RYE STRAW FOR SALE, lrw n Rheuf. Overlook farm, Haf- Mllo mal, lel Hank..oula BalM. RABDT3 ' Young Now Zealand nbllb, nne wceka old. 27 'roopee avenue, ed Hank. A 1018 Ford jney n loml condon. OcuBo ), 'drlllc, llklllllnwn,» J. One on of mxed buy; prce rerfonnhle. Aldr.,s«(. F. K.. hox 31». ll.l llnnl., WARDROBE Oak wardrobe, very (foe-l condon, for a!e_ch'ap. 204 Souh sree, ed Hunk. RYE FOR.SALE. Elfh acres of sandng rye for sale. Kr«?. Cllenherf, Kaonown, N. J.,. '.JJ.J. EXPRESS:, WORK, CAR FOR HRE. Lafayee Rsrufe, HurHor, N. J. PlQe luneon 'lh-k. Also bnrfun, n ue] curs. K YOUR SPARE TME represen us n pleasan profable work umnn; Odd Fellows. Wre o us. lll Mnlll ue, Kn fll, Newark, N. J. WANTED. /' jlh ear wh uny loy ; nml le rcusonnhlf. Sae prce and year. No 'ord. Oo 1 '. llume, yenernl delvery, lel Hank. POSTON WANTED. " 'ouon waned by you,,,* w.-fnu m workng houekeeer n smnll famly:,,-,, ^rj^nce. Jlounofceepcr. l " JX : "-'l. H"l Umk. FOR RENT..' Aparmen of four rnomn, furnshed or unfurnnhe.l; cenrally»ml nh-mly locael. Address H. L., l««'13. led Hunk. FORD SEDAN FOR SALE, 1016 MODEL. n fne mmng order. Jua overhauled, lh elf ularlcr. fuur new shoes, elecrc Nej door o uoflofllce. Shrewsbury, N, J. PN LOST. Hed Eone aurnmnded by pcnrl), lou n ar Haven. Fnder please reurn 'honu! Mnon, Far Haven, N. J. llewnrl. OL STOVES Ol eov'8 and BUB ranuef n all <dz<a und prccu^ L..Se.hwarE &Jon, Red Hnnk^ Several dwellngs here; also ns or acres. J.. McCrecry, aren, Occqupor. K. J. WANTE?» OuHldo ole waned; aue prce nn<l condon. W. H. C, box 313, Uer Hank. llcad CONNORS. Remover of de^l anlmuls, free of charge. Woy»Mo. N. J. Phone 840-F-lB Wuysldo. J. G. ESCHELBACK & SON. 126 Wes Tren Hree, ed Hank phone (10-J. Auo accessores nml vucunzlnr. ROOM FOB RENT. Furnshed ron for ren a 2 Rversde, avenue; fucn; rver. 'lone ed Hank..._ o -_. ' CRL WANTED All he sudens are pcked from {jy n " on o'l. r "j. 0 o "u rfe M C Kuy m Lle" s!''r, among he honor college sudens, N. J.' Ther course u Camp Val wll las nx weeks und durnp; ha me her lfe wll be much he same us ha of an ordnary solder. Those who pass he senor course wll be enled o receve commssons n he army nbl,, a once f hey wan o embark on gunk, a mlary lfe. f hey do no desre MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE! hs hey wll reurn o cvlan lfe, ] ndan moorcycle, lwn-cylnler. C her names wll be recorded by he j Saurday or Sunday. 22 Moun Hree. Red war deparmen and hey wll be! J.?! k -_ musered no servce as offcers n ease warjrenka ou. The course of sudos s hghly echncal, ncludng among oher hngs elephone and elegraph engneerng, rado ennuerng am shop managemen. Ofllcers o' he camp and expers of vurous branches of urmy work are-he nsrucors. The camp commander s Col. G. W. 1 Helms, who s also he commander of Camp Val. dp. James. Van- Horne s he execuve offcer, Col. Kober Davs s he senor nsrucor, Cnp. Donald B. Sunger s adjuan, Leu. John,. Aury s supply ofcev-cap. W. H. Hale s morale offcer, Major F. C. Grfls s surgeon, Cnp.' C. N. Sawyer s mess offcer, Leu, h. A. Kufz s polce offcer, and Leu. T. W. Swar/ s range of-»"'»<"" N-! nccr. Tho sudens are pad by he,. S'6RTNG governmen whle hey are akng he course. A Camp Val s anoher school where young fellows who are wh- MONEY TO LOAN. Money o loan on bond and norrcokc. Apply o A... vnn, erlser bujdnr, led Hunk..,. TOP SOL FOl SALE. New enor lujo. excellen eonhon. for sale; prce SB.00. Sar llouu, Nu. 2, lel DOUBLE HOUSE.Sx roonm and bahroom on each Hde; ho ar hea. Apply 40 Norh Hrdlfo avenue, Red Hnn_k1 Full lloole! Jeney enw, wh calf wo lyn uld, for mle. Frank O'llren, Khrc bury, N. J. One uncol n fne < don. 0. llchdnle. l'lnlunx, N. J. Phone 278-F Mchlleown. HELP WANTED h Kood warre T C ennlh ; K k. Thf Benbrh TennH h. N. J. rr, seady Club, Scn- HGH-CLASS DRESSMAKNG. H, drehhen, couh, 'mmmh; prceb Mr....Hamole, Lafayee Hree, eondlon;?225. UunHon, N. J. SKFF FOR SALE,!;, Drllnepor moor: A-l L. Wen, Cener ree. Km ROOMS WANTED. shc] or ufurlled n e. An.w.- Red Dur.l J, P., lo.r ou a college educaon are nsruc- Far Haven m ed n echncal subjecs. Lus?. 13 ' lcd """><_... Wednesday sx enlsed men grnd- HOUSE AND BARN FOR RENT, uaed as meeorologcal observers J l "* 'A^LlZlV'ju^WesSn's from hs school. The dues of hese N Vm-l cy.. men wll be o make weaher observaon and compue wnd veloces p, _ for ho use of army avaors und for 'or mle; capacy, en hem he correcon of arllery fre. The 11~ J ' " C.'1_'A?."''' \ lengh of he course was sx monhs P GS CHCKEN HOUSE able cheken h.ue, n Kl condon, Telephon WANTF.D, A oompou'l frl for general housework rofel'olk'c veuuel. Apply a 00 lre.n uree, ed Hunk. FARMS All n7.e., lo'alel n he poao bel. Clfford G. Hrovvn, Crunbury Saon, Mll dleex e-uny, N. J Dolue oon he SASHES, HLNDS AND FLAGGNG. A number of soh nu! llmh also llu: for nale vel, Lle Klv nable. N. J. Johrr A. arnonnd he men receved army pay whle F ^'f*, fl "j?. ^""'...^^^^,,.. learnng. The men wll be sen o Rchard Numum. meeorologcal saons n dfferen mrs of he counry o nsruc oher men, and... n some cases o ake charge of he saons hemselves. The success of hose men n compleng ono of he hardes and mos dffcul courses ever gven n any servce school a due o her own applcaon and he pansakng effors of her nsrucors. The men are Clny- n McDono's Karae, l. u. Wllams, mr. on T. Head, Obe S.Mueng, Faye!l l ;"'-l^'-? ) " lv Y ' k - M. Wllams, Sephen O'ngoornn, BARRELS Waler A. Hodson and Benjamn V. «"."»" l * ".' '"» *. l """ 18. r ". r "!' A» Schuyler. ATTACKED BY TWO SOLDERS. Long; Branch Taxcab Drver Waylad and Robbed of $80. Two Camp Val solders aacked Alfred Cooke, a Long Branch axcnb drver, Wednesday ngh on he road beween Oceanpor and Long Branch and robbed hm of $80. The solders drove away n Cookc's axcab, leavng Cooke lyng unconscous n he road. When Cooke reganed conscousness he walked o Camp Val anl repored he maer o he mlarv auhores. He wag cu n several places on he head from blows nflced by he solders and he was reaed a he Camp hospal. Laer he wen o he Long Branch hospal for reamen. The solders drbve he car around for several hours and hen lef n a cornfeld a Lle Slver. NEW YORKER BUYS HOME. Mrs. F. L, BlaUdoll Sols a Houo on Sprng Sree. Mrs. P. L. Blasdell has sold her house u 2!) Sprng sree o Frederck B. TurnocU of New York. The house conans sx rooms and all mprovemens and he lo s 37x117 fee. Mr, Tmoclc pad $4,500 for he propery,, whch he bough for a home. He s employed n he Snger sewng machne facory u Elzabehpor. W. Dcbmo, who now lves n he house, wll move o Monelnr and Mr. Turnock wll occupy he house nex monh. The sale was made by Alber L, vns. DSHWASHER WANTED. Ma'pleren'n rr.-<mrr,-rn, Wharf avenue. HAY WANTED. Slnndnr lny woned. Pmm. r:d Hunk 1S1H-W. H. RTZAU, remover of dead nnuul. Red Dank. Telarhno uck RUNMau 1011 SAU;. New car, 1U0 nolel, Jl.lllO. An>ly lox' 1 lll. el luk. nox HUSH nuge on SALE. Cnn be ^>eeu ly Kldreju; lox lllnh, lox lll. ed lnnk. lons; on SALE. <;,,«,,! work 11,. 1.-< for mle. l'cler.uk. Wdlleuwn, N. J CE53POO-S ANU TOLETS CLEANED n n reanonnhle prce, llr.r jr.- 1,. lcladnnu, J'llr Haven. N. J. PO.S O1 KA.. S. lm. Mddllnwu, N.,1. rhmn; 7UZ-M, Mlllelnw. CAHAdE PLANTS FOR SA.F.. Sne ll'xl, Muv.y und e.1. llnrohl Urk- J,,, l.lllle Mllv-v. N. J. rol F.Nr. (anwe for ren f'h- uvne e n ;U V:»n. ],,,! rvel. H' Hank. HAY 1 OH SAM". Sfmdnc lny for mle. U. (1. l.awreee. 'J'eleploMn lll; ed llnl. GA.'l WATER EATEK FOR MAL.. 'urller ml lellnl n \>y lnllrennllk lun lm'r. box 111 a. llel llnlb. ' WANTE). Men Blll wme.l wh or whou ermne. '.M Oakland ulnvl, H.'d llnrrl. GOOD WASH WOMAN WANTE) o M..m\uy«r T'leay". lmncl nvo- ^_»<vl_»o*. 'lmnr nr.fl.m.. F;; J_ ' MUSCANS WANTED for Munrlnr nl«h» n he Wllow (Jlen lu oen, N. J.. Wrlh. "TOMATO PLANT8'FOB 1 3ALf,, fhcu. Man KlBBlwh Horrln. l»»»»,»«! jfor<l. f!j 3. Ssr Ml«pwofnc*. MAN WANTED. Mnn waned o eorn am pack hend fo delvery wmton. Uhld'r bakery, W<«urr Wllll nrcea. Red lnnk. An eh well hcned; n 01 h,u,., ol mahlc prce. nprovenon Apply a 23 lf. f N. J.o-'v,,.j, ed Hank, COW AND CALF FOR SALK. 'ven-y?ar-uld Holneu cow sale. Jnmcn Plumy, Col'. Phone 'leehold 10l-F-12. LOST. Hun'],,,f key. on lver ward offered f rel 1 n Alnnlc lkhlnmlh, N. J. REAL ESTATE. DELFORD. Hunralow, luue und far for ren ule alo llnell',1 lleneh anl llrll\rl. On le)!...hkor, Helforl, N. J. DO YOU NEED A COOK? Wh-n you need u enk n 1111 enlekeney fur o parcular lle dnner, or weck-en r-lle,-, phone Runmn r.hg.. MAD WANTED fur K'crnl houaework; hours 8:00 A, M., 7:00». M. Uffer,''e» reurn. Ayply lll Hroud nre.-l, l.d Hank. BLACKSMTH AND HORSESHOER. Frank Gray. Drnclcal horeeahoer.' Ths Drlck Shop. 10 Mechanc Breo. E«abllnhcd l& years n lel Hank. DG TKCES PAD. am myln ljr pre for fr-h ekrn an pmlry.. Huf. HK Souh Uruudwny, LonH llrnnch, N. J. 'lone 396-B. CROCHET HEADERS am ehbroldore-h wrnel. l'^xperencel hand pnll S20 o?'25 n week. K. Tnrzlnn, 11 Wes Fron aree, lel Hank. CATBOAT WANTED. ulu weny-wo fee lm, lllm. vunlel: ehenp. Ad.l'en O. -'. M., lu.x HS. led Hank. LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP. Sx lne on a 'lanuun on Vnlle Orve fur mle cl-ul. Dr. J.. lelunn Syrevlle, Mddlesex f:,.. N..1. GRL WANTED n amnl wl llouewurl; : lull!!'!] 1:00 1. M o 7:00 '. M.: referelee reulrel. Addr'u M. S.. lmx 313. Red Hank. TUTORNG. Kxp.'rlen erhcr'wnllu lke.arl f.r (he nuner 111 nau llhjer. fall led Hunk UJ U POSTON WANTKD hy rep''lahle yun wlow UH n ll alnll fly: h' ref.'l'!.-e. llolmkeeper. ln,x. m. led Hunk. Oalj puphr nr eho l-'llll-lkll. plee fll u: Wnnl 11 'OK SALE. 'DW l^nol ru ne prlfo f!,. AlMly T" rue. Senlnldl, N..1. Two UKUMUU uv mne Sure Heal -alhr plull for null'..!>'. (!::. al Wllllul Tmln,,,,,n.le, Mddlelown, N.,1. JAME3 ). CARTON, EVCnETT, N. J. Auconeer. Your prouuo allcled. N «nle on urca; nuue oo nmull. T«m\ rlnh. 'lone. Mlhllelw 2TH-K-Z. HEAL ESTATE.!U-rm hu, nml rn ;l'" n lne 'ol lon; n r,llkr.o fee; K1.0O0. 7\.,. v 11> Ul'll'l'. 'Knle lllllm,..! lmn,, WOMAr/ AND OHH WANTK1 f.r Hu work-'l'larlmenl; nlnn lrhl nl for a.lu! ; eleau wn l. ll'd llanl 'll nndry, :' Whle nleel, Hed llnnk SADDLE, MAKE FOR SA1.R. (loud nallle ll', Hm' v 'u 'll. n enllll. el.'hp fur wm nf m.-... A. 'M l, Ulk lllel fsnn, Nllnw.'mp ^;,.l. OWN A HOME. Le n. hnvv you how.'ry. mproved lo n he. enlln. 'lnu- HO. Tm l.nn.l111 Lon, mnny, 10 Kw 'ro nlrrr. >URN3HE> BOOM Tl RENT. rl..,nu.,,n,,, le wlh,.-.,h lulvll'le; Koo'l nellm. near llraml Hrel. Call l 4f Wnlln' ulr.'vl, l.'! Hunk. OAHAOE ran. HKNT» 411 Waallnsn nree; B. 1)0: onn nr wo earn. 'lnn f-vn or d.l,-m«h.wl..n H-H One!''ord Hnlh Forn-a-ruck, pncvmac ew, curan op;' (sulahle for hnekman or lner, Clarlea Cler. "Helford. N. 1. GRL WANTED. npeer Kll wud fo' Kcn-cal hoaeafernoo only, exel' Sun'lny ; food 1. llread Blr., hox : 1 a, Red H«nk. WANTED, 100 SMALL FARMS dely hy nrneh F«rm AKeney. Rea«]y null huyera. Wre Sluvonlnn,und Corpurlon, SOl VVcB 31h aree, New York. Full ne whe onumel lul. mures nnd nnk, n Kool eondlon: wll j'el! eheap. 'hle Enamel Hed, lnx 913. lel HnnU. TYrEWRlTER HEADQUARTERS. We buy, ren. Bell, exchsko and repar jqrewrler Trubn'B. ho Kore cf a Thobanl ems. GB lrond sree. Hed HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE varoua pars of Rel Bank. f neresed all on or Wre for furher nformaon, D. (V. WleM"._2_ Broad ureo.joemljhlh^ TOP SOL AND GRAVEL or nale a Pornupeck. AOdrM Workwn lealy Corpe,rnle,n, BUle fl^4, 30 Church rce, New York, 'lone Crllonl 3000^ WANT TO BUY. Confeconery, frmcery, sanery, e^ar ore, wh llvnp ar.cummodflnh. Adlre.su 2_^/Vne. av'me,!,ou; Hroel, N, J. _ '' MONEY TO LOAN. Moner o lmn on lmnd and morkagf: lone erm f dehed; n larre or Braall amouns hn H. Gregory, 42 Hroad sree. Red Bank STEAM VULCANZNG. We UBS he ben roaer!nln an! Kuarnnee ll work; ar servce. John Hnnsen, 42 Wen Fron sree, Hed Bank. 1'hono 72-W. ROADSTF.H Maxwell roudser, elecrc HKH. elflarer,.-w huery. Can le Heen a Cnell'n ;urke, Ea 'lu rrcel, Hd Haul:. FOR SALE OR RENT. A x-'ool wue, all jnjrnv'enlh, lar^e,,,0x;7n fee; mmedae pohehon. T, Venl Fron Hl'ee, Red Hank. l'hone f.lh-w. TMOTHY HAY Two urn of hrr.h auy lny for Hnle.. (!. nflder, Teleraph Hll farm, Keypm,. J.,. D. 2. 'lue 2;-l''-51, Mlllown. UNFURNSHED HOUSE WANTED. Uflrahed lun: of lve r Hs moms nnlel hy He yenr hy «' VllHon. (1«1! Ka 18h M. Y. _ CABBAGE PLANTS. u varee of vyner callnur: plan nale n my unly o un ekn'' lervecr VnDorn. Hnlf-Mle r.n.l,.'l nnl:. HGH PRCES PAD. pay hh prcea for ndes' anl Kcno' ecoll-hanl clohnk, Cull a. Kerher's C8 Monmouh rce, or phone led Han 572-J. 1 nlulb. K H. ll-cu, Hrookly GOOD PRCES PAD.. men'b Becond hand sub n The Cy Dry Cleanng and Dycnp "Works, 0 Mechanc Bree, near Broad sree. Red llank. Phone 207-J. FAMLY COW. nnulf Cuerney. freah nhor lme, ood lker, n lne cnlon. Mdllehrouk fnnn. ). No. 1, Anbury Turk. Phone Dcu M-W. THE HANDY SHOP locaed a 16 Hroal Bree, ove] Schroeder'a dru; nore. HuoB, cabl nlcblk, plln. All work done un h< ;)remhe:. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED n snull famly o eonk anl keep hul.e: on*,vmuu nool home raher han KOO w::es German pr-f.-vrcl. Addrens 1 \V.., h.,x 313 [led Hank. ^ LOTS FOR SALE nlso a llol nonk Park n LoKho Kh nu; nlso nnk o Wes; lenbonnble rmu e-n ermy ermb. Apply o D. W. WllffuuB, arren, 2 Brood sree, Red Bank. rern«ej- eow, fesl, nnd Holsen co wh ulf four wrekn old; nlun He-Ush lh, nx wo,.k» old. Jnmc3. Cnron, Ev re. N. J. " GRL OR WOMAN WANTED mnd hly; wll nke school (rll f en l>. S. O. Fenrn. Ocean un 'uvk avc' s, fnllce Blon, phone Wounouh 'll FORD TRUCK Kurd ruck, chllln drve: also Clnlme :uurnr cur: wll Hell u lutn o <. Hall 10 Wallace sree, lr-l Hunk plume MOJ. ^ DCK OF KENLEGH. Hreed your cwn o a horoujhlred lerrfqy hull, rejerel; nulerae eharr An efl-room huse, ull ury-afnlh; lewly uned and n order: run hve p..^chon a uhor noce. Apply o wa-, 2:1 prk sree. Hed Hank. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Wurllur housekeener Mun.l, w,, n anlv : no laundry: Kool WU'H; un npjoruny for wunan wanm cou home. 'hon^ 849-H Hed Unnk. POLCE DOGS One yenr old, male; alno Da-h,hndn, male ml female. Tlere dokb are n-rerel. '"renvllle farm, Waynlde. 'hue :S'10-''.2.'l. '. O. Anlury l'llk. N. J. SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS. Beauful reversble ru^s made from nld nrpes and ehellle prereh, Wre for rcularo. Amercan UB Manufacory, 206 Vormon Bree, Broofdyn. TWO CHOCE LOTS Fnr Haven on Maple avenue, ulnnr wo ]>ek» from rolley: low pr,,,,;»y,.,-,,,,. 'lune 52T or adrcfl Newon Dm'n!!, 10 En» 'Von ure', lcd Hank. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. James Norman & Son, oflce and yard, Shrewsbury avenue, led Hnk. Concree work a specaly. Go cur fgures be- ' fore hnvns any work done. HOUSES FOR RENT AND FO SAL" Several farms, one house furnshed for lunmer noaun; los on easy paymen alorf rolley anl Cenral ralroad lepu. Caleb L jukor, ae, Dclfor.l,_N.. J. UNFURNSHED ROOMS WANTF.D. A man and wfe would lke wo nfur»led rooms for lr houk-wpn: n pr-,-ale home: lr of Sepemlfr. AldreH lounm, l,,x 31::, Red Bank. FOR. SALE. One llounnd «eeonl hand Ge.rKn pea ree^ n Kood condon,' Make nn olfer..cl n- room. Ku.Kler's poulry fur laouovn, N. J. Phono 210S-J Kaellov, l>r ' GLASSES FOUND. foul n H. E. l>r of» Kln. Ar BrorK's lane, n Slrcwnury, N. J.. l week. Owner may luve are by jovrk propery and payng for hn ml ve Nemen. Two-home farm wnun, wde re, n K«ol der; ravel boly, new huy sln:klk«, abou, l.u»ln-l» of eorn "n oll. C.. Hurly, Klrew.bury, N. J. Phune 4UH-M lel Unnk. FOUND. Hker pencl found on Broud Hree Haurdny afernon. rvvner may lnve mme y prjvnc propery a'hl paynk for hs ndver'emen....., 71 Wh; sree, ed lnnk. ASK A. C. BAKER, LTTLE SLVER..Sev-u-roon home n excellen condon, Jeur sjun; hjrn nml nrno ; nmy nhouh for lea» lan?:l,000. ol on easy erms, Dnnble for cnmralrr. Ael oday. COW AND HORSE Cow fresh abou wo weeks, nlsu yuunfr hor-s,, Hounl anl r;l n' every ^vny ; owner ';cllnk a he hu» no use. ff mme. C, r. ('.mover, Holrnlfl, N. J. Phons Holmlel M REAL ESTATE..Ss-rom huune, al! npruvernellh: en lruej from Hrond uree: ponse^en Ocoler 1,.^O; lo 50x200 fee; $11 f,0>. A. 1.. vhm, u^errcy, lekst luldn. fmlanl. HOUSE ', -om anl hl, all mprovemen?!; hun' lo: deal home for mall famly: can bf l.mfl,,o hly puyn,,,:. M.r.OO, ob'l.'ry & nnuxlery, 3'J lrad ulree, Hed Hll. 'lone 210 nr llh.'. FAM Monmouh couny farm of w.ly-v. a.-rch, Hume -o.l heavy and.,,m, l,,l, sol; well adaped for general frmn; purp.cs; near Kool selnol and marke; prce rll:h. AdreBB_..rKedorfe, '.el Hank. MDDLETOWN DARY FARM. Specal mlk fur luhey fr.m our own seleced, sock. We also handle he mlk fron he Mldleown Sock farm; pury und cleanness, servce and.(uly s our moo..'";'- "? A farm oub wl lres., 7!l7-r-23. l'jo-a qy Thomus Mcljure povo FARM re Monmouh coaly p ly nl llable; rnol bou.e and llnjrs. Se* he Krownr ecop.s, whch peak for he farm, fool erms. Ad. P. O. box l.ll. Allenown, N..1...n;e nmeu. hy»x n fll'. H'lVld rs, C.. old r.,.1 o Red Hu C. '.rl k. Ph-J MONEYT.OST. en dollar blls los Frday everu; en Ksf's fnelory nnd Mrlf ulreel. reurn o Mr.. Arhur Carey, lull -l «e,, Ked Hunk, and recev.- r- Tw h'lwe Fn,le llll warl. DOLLAR RABBTS. Now» your clnnee.. lny one of our mlone New /.nlands for.". dollar. Call nl anl ake your pck. Khn; Tree laljhry. Lnden pnnc and.sprng sree, ed Hank. SMALL COUNTRY HOME S\ rooms and a lurne lo; honc n rafd ndon. Can le h.ud fur SHOO. ;l,enper nn y, euld Heal n,'. Heny 1 '. Hyln, m!l, llek,le' bul.ln;. 'lone 713 led Hank. or nuae of lv, p fl. lar!..!ra:e -Sr,,M)O. Rosebl sree, plume MO' ehcke & Do r 1 Kr.. ^le y, -l llaul. HEAL ESTATE. j'co coage. U'f lelrmn» downsars: nl n.",0 feel. 'r'm $.1,00 he me. A.,. vn le'.ler luldnk, led Bank. ' Sx-rom : ml lul, hree lrvemenls; h - K'ey, WANTED. nsurance UKell for Rel llnuk waned, l-'.r pu'-uu-r en\l n rooms LH-'.Mr, Knnrllr lulllk, Aslnry Park, K. J.. Tlurslay,'ul Saurlny mornbs. TOURNG CAR Oakland ournk cur n lrsl-elnsk ronllon (or mle: jb been overhuul'd; new ber. Aply a ho Palace hncl wnon, Monmouh sree, Ke.l Hnnk.. TWO LOTS n Drummnd rac, near slp m., Red Rnnk; r<!n»onabl... Jculnrs hy npplyln o Wllam Lnden place. Rel Dunk. slurry Orl n llev l -!) Maple 10 Walhce WANTED. o work n b Jrv:; Kl vny o ln: lous ree, Keunbun, N. J.,, Re! Hunk. MLCH COW WANTED. Mus be under lve yearn of are, wh calf recenly freshened; easy" nlkv anl uvc ffeen.mars or more daly. Call lcaanosn farm, olm.1.1, phono one. HELP WANTED. Mddle-ared woman waned o hel wh -nerul housework on farm nen- ll-l Dunk; n- woman wh small chld. Address Mdle A^e, box ;ll, Rel Hank..,uf u rolley l leap ; s a 2:1 Spr Far Haven on Man sror nnl f, whou mrovsueu; very ccuped hy wo famles. Apply K sree, Hel Bank. FURNTURE BdUCHT AND SOLD. We buy your old furnure anl pay hrh Le quck as sllc or call n K. Tarzan'a, 3b Wes Fron roe. Red Hank. Ple, 15-R. WASHNG. Have your famly wjfhn done a he Jersey Coas laundry. Red Hank. Famly wash rukl hy, (LOO; wh ln work roned, $1.25. Hnnd rolln; f lesh-'l. Charles Hrenker, pronreor. phone 201, FOR SALE. Chevrole lollrn: far wh sr.-r ml lrls, n KM ruunk' eondu: lve c shoes. H.'.-.m for MOn. no use for same. <::ll for demonsraon nfler r,:lm 'lo.-k jl :» Wes sreel, Hel llnnk. 1 FORlSAl.E. Overhnl spenlsej 1. elf-srer cle-rlo lrhls: llepubll,- f,.on p,,,,,. judy e^hl-cylrnler C..; x,,,,,,,,,,, o>.r- HlK. Hernn KHK. f ve-nnssr-nre- ourrur, one 'ard ruck elass, Hpmolle ;l2j lo Home used lunhr. j;ulle,, «le.-r- uarnso ' sln. wo HU-T porahlf narollllo ankn. Nerurk Auu 'us l'. :177-:17'. ronlv,r«...orb ra. l, N. J. ' HEAL ESTATE. Ten-room UUM, n! K!fn,wn, eenrall? lucacl, hree le,l](,,,:r, on hrd Hour: h'reo b-lnom md.lh :>,n se,ml loor; four rornd on frs llopr; all mprovernes; 'lnr- for bre,. enw, and chcken houae; lo 250x2:12 fee. 1'rl-o *!<,(J0l>; $6,1100 enh. P^sessM n u-j v*.,.!,<<. A l;ood chmc«fr a rol lmn. \ A.,. vn, ' nfency, HeKser buldnk, Hl Hank. ARTHUR BRSBANE, ono of he branes ojom Hn Amerca mo produce.!, d r. rly ha he democrlo nunn of Uly kuav wn hey wu de~ spe he yrruy f,h pow fll ',ovcll< u and a powerful rclup[>us orrnn/.alon. Thn proven hf.lu:, (e (crln; o bo wse, progressve hnlu-n/ nroparel wh oher people, am are "rn:" "llkhcrb, oo, nlhough her lljcnrllces nro very decepve..kewae pro[:ren\ el;bue men xll old forrey deas n ndvr-rflnf anl demand whn hey wan by nlnplr such nl ;ood medums aa newspaper m., srn work on sore frons, wnll, bullen fenes, movng vehcles, moylr pcure screens, nlkmr elecrc nnl aerolune sln, ec. Adversng always pays. 1 '. C. Moy.-n. nrs-sljrnnrnker, 2511.Shrewsbury avenue. Red HunU. 'lono GZ'J.W. j Mercer Spcelscr For Sale. n lrs-clnss romljo: bu--'a. 'nul H. M.,Tb.,u.e, Han,,,-vlle. l'hone lle.l lanll 11-0.! SEDAN. Morebo'M lanl 1120., '. Paul 11. Phone Red SHM). AUTOMOBLE OWNERS, ATTENTON! h HORSE ; Sorrel horse, wnhn: pounds anl xeen hands hh, for sale; Koo work horse or lr\ MK HS-; ell.l,r lady could rve wh safey. ''lleodore.su'ell, Kv-ere. N. J. Ou- r.ooo-r.-llol Avaler ank anl CO-fo se.-l ower; on,- flap lon d l.ullmc, 1 2»1:; pump, wo Cyh.-rs ncubaors anl wo Cyphers' brooders.!'. O. G'llm, phone Ked Hank 2r,J,... hve reasons were rnwu n he news of lus week's -nsler Vvhy you should carry 1 ulnm.lle nsurance proeelnn. Dd v.u d hem? Le Conlln slov/ you. F.. lkln, 111 O.klan sree. 'lmne 17-M Calll.- -le-re lubs lmn -, \ e pas; en: ec.. n lrsrder; barrnn make o:; body, ndon offer. fjaros, H.-ndarl Gls Co., Alanc Huhlands, N. J. HATCHNG EGGS Barred Rock hnchn! :Kjjn for sale hy he sen.' or he hundred; also Whe l'kn duck eftks and bronze lurl'.ey ejrk's. ' 1. C. lyram, Upper llroad sree, Hed Hank, l'hne 31-11, v, FOR SALE? New crusng housebon, wo roomn, nl cedar hull, 114 nch plank ; SKOO ; also seven b.. Palmer enfne, snrrle cylnder, complee wl propeller, $100. Mnrcellus, Far ven;_n. J. ' AUTOMOBLES A 'JS Oakland ouvn: cur, HUH Km-.l ou'nr -ar, llllf l''nrl ournk' car. 1HS Fonl suburban, 1920 Clnndler ournr. Mr- Dcrmo's,'arn:e, Fron sree, Ked Hunk. Phone 72-M. REGSTERED DERKSHRES. 'Hserd Hprslres for Bale; lklwood lrel Kls and yomk.p^s; nls HOUSE Seven-room lu.s., wh mprovemens, larke N and -'.nvhve; hnlse n -oo! enn- on $3.GOO; l,us.- can be b.u-h on monhly paymens. oseborry & Dorfh-rly. :!) llrud' sree, phone 210 or HXS'll'd Hank. ASK A. C. BAKER, LTTLE SLVER. A srcly modern ekh-room lons... all nrvemens, larke lo, Sl.oOO: several cres of land may also ho had 'ljonr. w-ny-wo acre fnn?7,000, comprses esdence, barns, poulry lons., nnd orchards. THE RED BANK HAR PARLOR. Shampoong, scalp nnd faca) nlassne* wh nn elecrc vbraor; mancu h U ' swch makng nnd churon' FENCE POSTS; AND LUMBER, Go OUf p"ces (<T nnl delve- 463-R, ed unl 'lal, cu or- Urolhcrs, phena YELLOW LOCUST., Cash pad for yellw locus cu n lenufe 7 fee C nches ; l o F. '\ Haad«U, lr.lb- avenue, Red Bank DOG OST. " On llroad sr, l l nk..nly sl, fn«errer, female; 1 1 U K.l.ly, SMTen.l.', h ( S son, N. J. a;e, Ru Pn lk nn p -ry ' en ull 1 n, no : r h -s.!. 1 V, ; ' Ma» n.lx.x Hre, nn H c, M Ml 'B,n, N..1. rl-'k p HAVE THREE :2\ '' S. S. res for sale a l Two of nmf res are lahr. (1,0011 mles, he nler s a ford, (:uar: H.000 mles. All lre hrml new. f y ''e.sed eomnunfne wh Tles, lu Red llnnk. ''ne.'evlue! FARM OWNERS, ATTENTON! mve,'lfllls waju: for Kool farms;! 'our plaee s n ll; arl. le me know l.m. Henry [". Hyln, vum 'J, UeKalc llukln!. 1'hoc 7 411, led Ha,k. :l:l, vl pks. Kronvlle 'hone.'110-f-23. P. O. MOTOR TRANSPORTATON n all g brunches; heavy haulne, dumpern, movnu; nl.szed ruck up o seven o reasonable raes. (Jason Colo, Freneau, N. J. Phone Mnlawan 211-M. FORD BARGAN. A 1910 runabou runulm wh delvery holy: Overlmd 75 ourn: ar. n A-l condon. C. Parker Morrn Co., Gold sree, Red Hank. Plume 11B:. RGHT N THF. HEART OF TOWN. Kel Hank's mos cmvofen nnd nvn: bnrher shop; exper aenon; hree chars; one fllh up. Second Naonal bank buldnn. Alonz Curcbn, propreor. BRACELET LOST. Los a Hghlands on Monday afernoon,,m oxljed slver br.ccle mouned <m K.dd, mnle n he -form of a rope. Fner please phone Red Hank Howard. One nnl n half on Ford ruck n Kood condon, four farm wr-ols and hree ses of harness. VanNoe Coal Company, LonK lrunch. 'lmne Lone Brunch 17. PANOS. Uprfrh. player and -aml panos sold d from faco K. Drhan, p placf, lel lnn y br savor: n prce). A. eclmcjn, Prun Plume l'.'2-m. mond J. H. Caron, Ev own ,rcl. N..1. Phone Mddlo- PERCE-ARROW FO SALE. e-pnsoujor Perc-Arrovv for snle, n nrdon; wll make a laudy haeunr ; bol.-, me 21 -M. G. Oolo, Mna N'CREASE YOUR NCOME. Use your spare me clercally n. our represenave: Odd Fellows only. llulcly 'rolecve Assocaon. 110 Marke sre, Nevvulk. N. J. WANTED. Ford so.b.n or coup,, hod hnsss or could u rle. lve pnrcllars by leer o lox 10, Hclford, N.,1. for 1!UC Ford nnlsl'- of n lee TRY H. B. HAYES for ynur elecrcal work, wrnr, lnmps, moors, lxues, work promply aended own counry. f,0 Sprn; sree, Ked Hank. Phone 22H-M. lne urn n p POCKETBOOK LOST. lay m-nur on he vcypor rolley f'un CalapUell's Juncm. 'nler rell m.ub' ckeh.k. eard enelose! REAL ESTATE. Ks-ro.n hurnhw, all n fron, en mnues fn : cy. UeKsl-r luld-?,.r,o0. A.., lv K^le.lHunk. GENERAL TRUCKNG. All llnh of rn-k:: runks and ] n specaly. Tall ::O-K, for esnlaes on sree, Red Hunk. movnr. 10 Wallac Mnurlce Snou. MONUMENTS. Thomas Mnnsu &. Hons, deslnners nnd bulders of hlrh jrrnle mnnunens. Olllce am ynrd. Monnumh sree nnd Drummond place. Red Hnnk._ TKES! TKES!! TRES!!! Spee-nl prces on nl s.-s of au.mohlres, ruaruneed r.,000 mles. Kp'-ul hs -ek; Ford o-.es,?l;l.os. fred nler, Kln ace, led Hank. ROOMS AN!) TAHLE BOARD.,arr:e h.-eful mom,,; ran nc-mu.dle n few mn' nll. horlers; horn.' c.,.,1,n:. l sre' nnd Lnden lnns,.. h place. Ke.l Hank. ELECTRCANS WANTED. Three.r lour rlr.-r.-m < waned; Koo men onlv : l:ood snlary lo ulnr, Apply al HMm'-K' -lvvlrr shop. ll Mnmll sree. Ked Hank. SECOND-HAND AUTOS....u',1,. r,, of nl knds l,,,uh, sold or ex- 'bun.m'l. Drop a oulul f v.1,,1 o R S. l.wnd, Auo V'.s-hm:e, ;l Wbll' nro', Ked ullnk. C. W. LEVERF.NTZ, ~ (Mnrel sr,-el, Hellml, N. J., luenl for New! V,,,.T,.,,,l,,, knfe, l,lrv,..,s, run, mmunl.u. ',..nlu; Kml,,, nnllln:. llepnlrl-. KK unl n-m HENKY F. Y.N, PHONE 7J.1. Con,., r.-hnld,,,,,,,,,... wll, J. pres.-nl re nsurnm',''! Nuw s ho me le m-,'..-r.., -a r.m, Uenln llbl!, led lnnk. ruled; Jn.Vul llllm:,., REAL ESTATE.,,,.,. m,,,d,, s: lo Mn:,\.,.. llnnk. do nl feel ; cenrally lol"l.-y, REAL ESTATE, FAR HAVEN. :,N h,u,,,. wll,!. anl wal.-r olhy; lol (lxlr.ll ff,; fl.mfl wll hu! v 1. ll-.l., nl'.nl.,l V, H,,l...K. llcoln AGENTS WANTE). ln nday.nsy. Wl,, for pur- MOTOR BOAT ny-fou moor boa, rrny moor Heol sysem, copper Knsulc ank; l.a- Addess A. (',. Johnson. Nave.snl}, ruded lerkshre nw farm. Wnyle, N. J. Anbury Park. A prey lle bouse of sx moms and hah, all nprdvem', lark'* lo, on rolley lne. SG.500. Rnscberry & Dourhery. 31) Hal sree, Red Hank, l'hone 210 lel lanl or _l.sl. en P-kn ducks, one year old; wenyducklnrs :n: fnnn four, en k. old: also nl' fowls, wo yearn old. Mrs. Heser. Rodne, Chapel Hll, Alanlc lehlamls. N..1. PANT. T.arce sock leavy boded, damp ressnr, llh-kale ready nxel ol pan a reasonable raes : for wood, brck, cemen walls anl floors. Wllam Mller box -17, Sone Joad, NOTCE. The n man..m he job. Exper nn reparng old chcks quckes servce, hem omorrow. Ar Jewelry Co., 1G7 Hcech Bree, Red Bnnk. HOUSE AND LOT n Lle Slver for sale: has sx rooms, [rood arden, jrrapes nnl oher fru: cnod well of vaer: propery n Kool condon; prce $2,000. ). W. Wlauso agen. 2 Droad sree, Red Bnnk. _ er fron propery for sale;.>d shor bulkhead. n,. Hoe-lel, l,n usl. N. J. FLORAL PECES. Huuques, pllown, wreahs, fla peces an^ ner se peces furnshed a shor norr by Hayes Brohers, florss. Church sree, 'nl lnven. N. J. Plume 1012-W. NECKLACE LOST. A pearl am pnk ru-seen bead necklace,s on luson roll'v,- n Vcory park,rd f reurned Su 20 Ea nle Fro H e. Hed HEMSTTCHNG. Buons, pnknr, plan', cable ll rk lon- on premse Handy Shop. No or Schro e. cale.l der's lr.' Bchh. a 1G Hroal sore. FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE. Two wo-famly frame houses n Fourh avenue ubvay saon, lln.ollyn, N, Y.; 'uy S',1,000. Address A. M. KeUer, 541 M l)onou:h sree, rm.kl> n, N. Y._ SEE KENNEDY ABOUT T. f you have any nn! esae- o sell or wan o buy any real esae sec V. F. Kennedy, Ked Bnnk, abou. H wll he. o yyur advanage. Phone 447-, Ked Bank. CAMEO PN LOST. C'nmeo pn los Thursday beween corne f Waslno md a.nl srees and H poslole. Howard r relumed o W. F. Moun. Mounuh uwl. Hed lnnk. FARM Abou 80 nej-es. one ml.- from Hel Hank, jus off eenen* road. Can he bou,:l n h d H ' l j rld prc hld Henry ', ll y ldmr. Plu ln, room 9, R'' led Hunk. CROCHETERS WAMTED. Croe.heers on snpl-. w. H-uyK b es waned: work all year ounl: no penses. f nren, slu,'. K rmell lo Mll". 712 llralwny. New York Cy. 1ROOD SOW AND PCS One pure bred Jersey,-, brood now and some enl-wccls-old pns for su.. T.! HnslMV Mn l>- fnnn, Llllf.Slver. N. J. Vl.ne Mr,. V.. 'raylor, spfnenle. CLOSED CADLLAC Krl-cylul'- l;nhm]-l 'mlmluc nl,,m ble ll A-l rumnr cul,,,n. lom: lem lon 'ven: r:h n ee lo urk buy A.lvlv Excellen, box ;l:l. ed llnnk. ek THE HUDSON HOUSE. Fr-chH. board by h.'.lay n c'lrally lo'lel and l.-sn urrn raes 'nablo. Hudson lnuse, Uf Hln.l vrnne. 'lmne Hd Hunk, 11B-W, JOHNSON'S HAND LAUNDRY» open for hr S'M :,,raed nl nl,- se ' llumson llrelol,.-. 'romp servk'e rv.',..mv!>!,'.',',,. 'll,,,,,- lmnnn f.h. FOR SALF...lernev l'l brnl Hm'!" Sr.l; also,'rm-w''l,., ker, l.um and 'nl.r u,,, Hvnn'V,, N..1. 'lone l,nnr H ear old.,p s. H. H. lln- '. Wen L nnel, l:r.';. CARS WASH! '. Sclv s l.lw l.., a he sumo ml. <l,, your n. «lo! whle ) on w, ll Whe.e'l. l.-l lllllk. Pa'll.en ou f.v evennv nl.'.'..h.' v.le. holke'l HUlflll flood.stenor.amf.l TYPST nn.'ll nl.' ll bs \lnly, sl. loud, lyp-. lowlc.l:,. (,u;. h:b nelunl ndualr. Wre s.!'. W.. mx r, :, Uf.l Hnnl, vvh day's f Je PANTNG. rk nnd.llc w rk: work don ll ; no fancy.'.vs hu n f.,1, wne for a far ny-.' work. lvnll les. H Waslr.lo.r.. H- Umk '.l.l N,.1. fll, 211 lllllnll.. "SAY T WTH MOWERS." NohllR cmll le nu-e spprojrlne nhllr n.-\v,'?-ne an l.o; lol of cu llow.r. from W. W. Kn ; Leave hem oday; (re J h Desrnh :!00-fo. n]u of Bruulll. Marecllus, nl ll; le Ked llnnk 0ll)-W. llven. N. J.. NSTRUCTONS. nor el-'crfl.-nrneor wll ench hfo- al elecrcy, mr.lenacn. physcs anl r m'r.us furneer: eurses. Parculars upon rllles. Mchael E. D'Anlren, llumson. N. J. _ WNDOW CLEANNG. We make a specaly of cleanng wndows f sores, offces nnd prvae resdences ; also Kenernl offce, cleannk. Kaea reasonable. Sasfacon Kuraneed. sree. Phone Ofl-M. ;ood work mule. 'll, years nl Vlsll KO.nl.lllbl nslon barker; also lree-yenr-old,f Eu»d s'/.e. Apply o pe..,. M,,r- Ou- r, Jmd f:n wl 1! lonk 43 Washngon old, h r-ll. Fnr Haven. N. J. FOR SALE, LOCOMOBLE. l.ae lndel, exrell'll ns'laucal conlm, rond rubber, sulrlle fur lve-nnssen- K'l- auo as al pv'senl, nr n,-!;,. Ths cur : years of rol wear. Dr. Wlson, Ml HrmuJ_slreo, Rel u. POLCE BOC. Heaurul wolf Kl'uy pnl.-e.on, nnl', wo ears old. wonderful -.l:ree. n,use broken, nffeconn!'; sal,' or al snl. K, Mnrrs, nnrdlle ron.l am 'lmnel Hll coss,,'. Allunc Hrhlamls, N.,1. PUBLC SALE OF CATTLE. HE snle of ul-krale nlrl elllll,' n J.'lcb /nkn's sables a -'reulnld. We.lm'slay aflemoou..nly lllh. All,envy producers and lenllly sock; llso ynllu-.".ofk, bul'ler cule nnl h,.:s. F YOUP. PROPF.RTY as desroyed by fl'e would he f.u- ha on had snved a ffw -dollars n prenums lsle you for n.' housands of dollars you )s n no l,, rfllly proeced? Kee '. 11. okln. 10 Oaklunl sree. 'lone 17-M lo! H,nk. POSTON WANTED. YOUK rmrrrf! couple wsh poson, lv- K on pl.-ce, lvu: car and also lonk rk around n' place; ;oo.l reference; careful lrok Edward Cover, lox»h, Enun-»'l. N..1., or phone a Ha's, 2117-W, Kaonnwn. GRANT PARSH SELLS F'Ar-MS all over Monmouh 'couny; f you wan buy or sell, wre hm. f s Farms, h covers he Couny lke a blanke. New Yorl onnecons; old esablshed agency. Senhore propery. 402 Trus buldng, Asburj Park, N. J. TRUCK FARM Ahou 2: acres, eleven room house, hnrn, frnrnre an! oubulducb, all n Kod condon: abou fv and ralroad saon. lk fr Charles lerrl rolley souheas corner Clureh and es. onown,. F. D. No. 1, box 05. Phono Enown_ A FARM BARGAN. One hundefl acres, near Red Hnnlc: ;;O0 apple am 700 pear rees uearnr; k'md h... HlullnKs; J25.00O lakes ; par L'ash, halnnce morra^e. *"ull nreulars <f F.. Cunkln, 10 Oakland sree. Plon 17-M Red Hank. SALESMAN WANTED..Salesman waned lo canvass for elorr v.u'um cl'ners,.washers nml oler applae's; :ood chance for mull ownnr fll'. vesra,'. wll le worh your whle. Anlly a Sannlers' eleere shop, 20 Mmmmh sree. ed Hank. CHCKS AND MOTHERS. Fur :.n!e. baby elck. wh nnller.. broody hens, lyur lens, heavy layers, none 1,-er: Whe Rucks, Par rlre Cochns frun: Joe Boson fnnn, New Enrlnnl. J. Lemoy Rumsnn. N.,!., WnslnKlm s CABNET MAKNG. Tofrehcr wl our upholserng work we ronlllc a cbnl'-mnkunr and r'lmrnc shop, so you can have boh knds of work dune a le same me and place. New furnure made. Anques resored. H. Clurk,!) Monmouh sree. AUTOMOBLE NSURANCE. Don lake a daller. He prol'''l. le us nsure you arans lve anl runspcmnlm; lef!. lably, colls,n. p'perfy anak' anl loss of use. Kee us for nsurance of ull knds..1.. Crr'y &!S.,n, 12 Broad sree.,-,! Hunk. lune 2,v:l. LOST. A slae medal of H' worl.l war lo<l Saurday nkhl from He Red Hunk anl.m! lranel rolley beween Kaonown and.,,rn: Blanch. Fnder kndly reurn o >.u::las 1'. Hm.fK. Way-b- Drve,. '... No. 1 Haono'.vn, N..1., and receve a lberal n- 'ward. USE MAXOTRES. ur res pra'cally blow-ou am roof. Keep your ubes from l,,',; pn.'lfl. Us.- your vonk. ef, fn" (res from l.ol) o.',,11(111 (-r wh safely. For sale by Russell, 1(1 Mechanc sfl, R.M THE^ANTARY BARBER SHOP Wlerc le word '.Snary means Bom»- hnjf. VVL> nvu suf'h'ona, We nre re HGl unl you ur5, George K-lly, W3!«buldnr, Urond Hr.'C, Red Bank. N. BUTFERBACH, landhc.-pe parlener. lall work rernnn; o benufynfr crounls, 1 : lurfc or small. 'reo plane, ec. N. Bulerbnch, 238 Wo >'rov sree. Red lnk. Tlono FORjSALE. Bn a ll'll Hco-al for sale; mechancally cfec, jus pun.'!: wll rave sune v^raruoo ns now cur;!:?1,000 behnv p.e.n Trced ac quckly. l : ;lnne Asbury M:,., CARROLL & DECKER. ~ General ruckn lnnd forwardne;, lcral ond long dsance?,.by moor ruck. Aeh US our prch, CrrM! & Pecker, 50, MCDraouh sree, Red knk. Plone SPEED BOATFOR SALE7~ Sxeen fee lonr, U ^.lorse power Rolers engne, n JTOol clllon, for sale cheap. Call afer 6:00 o'cl.ek evennns. 1're.l Krvoll.. 27"J' Ljrus avenue. Plono 682-W ll'l Hank. 1 ALFRED R." BRGHTON, JR., re.' r'm-'m and lanlsrupe franlfnf n nl work" cr;nnj- >; lcaufyrk uromls; work done ly lmnvlur rru-f. Al^lr.a Alfred R. r!h(on.l)r., box (:, mnhon, N. J, Ph.mo llm-w.:; WHY BURN COAL? ~~ when a lrh wod 'fre n yuur hener cr Trcpluce monuk \uu ;v«nk wll do h«rck. A conl loud c o your orlcr. drltcrcd nnd Roof! uervu- for $10. Cook Urohers, Hed Hunk. 'lole W3-R. Male y fhnlf'd,y mles on llur.lre & llnnk. MEMORES. sn' vany causes y,u o phorraplor for a porra bu a sre o vsualse your real self fo f frends anl loved one l>l''ore sudn anl lme yo o o he ncpre ehe plea- Vs he ploo nke OnunV lendy prvae 'ollnr Mene, POSTON WANTED. box :!l Hel Hunk. ml r, pn. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Wll sell el'p.r ex.'hnl'.f fur Sedan, 3UxS cabn eruser fully e.. 21 h. p..nml m,,l.!!', spr,,,l fu.-.' ll Cnlnsol. Address llnx S. l-'nr N..1., f,,r fu'ler lurlflav. USED CARS. lyll lny any knd of used car: us, uf nl knls for sab- nr xflume. or sell your car for you. f nle me n poslnl. K. S. llown'd, Aud 111 Whe sree. 11,'l Hunk. wsh, Kre pped, Shrewslnry avenue, led Hank, across from srlool. UPHOLSTERY EXPERT. (1 o le man who ha hal l,,u,' yrnrs..[ -Meren'e ll nl brunches of upll.l'mj! and :' ls alvoe u\ou.us, vhn your furnl lre 11 s. We ral also show you he newes n creonnes, lenlh'd and aesle for roverm: e.'lns. sofas, chars and slp cv's.. Clurk. ;) Moumoulb sree. Wll n 'S'll,ll HOUSE VOW SALE. ' j S'von-roou succo house wh hnl, w. sory and lan:e ac und cellnr; cner. Church slr-e md Morrs nv.-nue; half an,f 'll : lno. f,,r beke ran a elenp for c u b. N o v'l. n. mdllem y! l, rol. Y o u wfld l n w, -... he b., p ; u apprecae. Wealhy A. Meely, ho\ 7 Holloed. N..1. (p 'l. uls old...'lllld.lll.l Clllllll s. K. A. Mfllull.le :!:l'.'t Mon, rou SALK. le.'l d.,,'s. n., HOOKS WANTED ' for fn'orv lbrary : wll luv enlr- p ' l h r a f,,r snl l.,-',,f 1 1,.. old o lon nols; fnnn ' e m, nl a n y snl. r-. ; ll.<. unll s.-s o ek. Cull or p,one. ' Hook "C K owledr.., Kney.',-h-.l Uf.Moanll llea'l N,.1 ' n'n and o h e r ; sl. H,,,-,,oula 11,,,,,-,. 'wll eall m) nl ere. C.'.H 'll''" 'pad. M, mnfdaf. n.ml. Hur, No. O:,l l:;l, :.(. N-v Voll.,ly. SAVE FUEL. Ju a few p'c'flj 1 of good wood n yem hencr o- fr'lacc ja^ all lm'd 'ronrcd hlo season of lu* y^ar. ^VL' wll delver promply. A conl lead rnvjd o your oncr for $10. Coolc UroluTH, phon'b -l lnnk -16;)-R. ^CARPENTER AND BULDER." Frank Sco, f.rn'rly o Sco & Kvo, locaed u Hd lunl.'s,.,w n busness for hmself and s n-adyj o lal.e care of all bn old parons us usual, Esmaes cheerfully Kven..lob.,' plomly alvn.lcd lo. MNH- L'Tn-K-ll Al.l..'lown. AUTOMOBLE NSURANCE.~~ Den nku a fllnc. He prnclel, lo US nsure yu :uv,ns (re nv 1 v:nsp>ul.on; hef, lably, c.dlou, p.perly dnnuko am loss of le. s.e:;us fur srance of all knds..j.. lr.nuy & Son, \1 Hon.1 -r., lc nnl,. 'lone lw.\. NSTRUCTON. 1'ffssr L. ). l'adlve of Turn and New York, lorn;.m.rflu eaelu: Frerh: clash's or prvae ons, aduls or clldnn, a pupl',, h.ne. Wll he null! Oc der,- :lll.-> Wo.ljok av-no, Wnnu.asm. Norh A-bury 'jrl. N. J. LST YOUR FARM..u-KO ls of bye-o wl.n; for dcsrnm. places. f ynl mve l counry home, poao, fru, ruck or Knefal farm ha you «1U onsll.'r ellnr. s' pnrrhs and..ll locuon a once o CJfnl're Vf. Zllcker, UU'OX j fll npp OUKF. 'Ol SAl-:. m,ns and hl. nlrnven.'. ehele lo-e,n.l p, n l y of f m ; : llll N T U R E A N D llkjs -'OR S A L E. ml-,1,,- Hf, n- np'p''., l. l!,'\, r.ll,' lurlr ll:'. l.'\,.', ' n r /,V ll,,,:l,,ry, :!l load.l,'el. j T.'lrl"h 1 lor. n.do H,,o."lrr: ll -.' led l, TOURNC. CAR. obl,,, l.., m;, r,,.- "V.ll -d. new,1,1,, s.'l,1. K, M,. new 'lll-,1.,!,,., 1'. lodd,.'.' FOR SALE AT ATLANTC Ten-rn lon,', ll nl be. seel f h" l'v.. w o n le rver; wll mll..' nl n r, U.,.'. H-H > T. llvbn. v,,,, nlllll'. 'll.me 7 led lln Kel mll. Wb d l\l.klle ro l l h l bllll ' lflll ll ll,,,l,le l nml 'lamd Hll, 11.,1. HV.M. '.SATF.. m,,..:,. l.edr, Den l>. ' ll 111 lrond a fo l'l 'll, ll! oll' Kll-'-7 'l, WATED. "1 l. (!.;., h'n 1,.r.'l:,,.lmr l for lfe, ll.lll,',, lll ll,! MOn, n : H,',,,u rl! nbl nl.,,'h nn nl y. 11, nll.,1,1 l.p.n m. 'rev y; Mnlf ; r'nul' Apply d llnnk. d - 1- r- r- o 11ONT ''ll,' Mel,",! 'll - vel n le V'O lll.l.'c le..,.,,1,1 W.sle llll.'ll'l, (lk'l Mss ms SA.:.,.,,,,,,,,,.,.!, se.. \.,.,1'. Hed 11,,,,1 lll'.a. '..S'l'A'l '...wll uely ' lnp ly f wll. hem. S.AO UOOrNd. Lrnky n nn) uun m,*» mff.le l^hfc; gw wnler proofng nu]<* wnlls nml cellar*. Onll>u Mclllnnkey, 147 Hudo vmo. Kal Hank. Telephone, 400-J. WANTE). llnl mk nn wonel for nrklne nnl asorllhh; m. b«(nod a flelr.s am llur. l.l Hank lean hundry, \12 nlm., Hel Haul.. HEAL ESTATE. Counry v'ln''". 4 m'l fuvrv wnnlel; mus hr>,(.'«ral.!e nml nc.'r nnspor,flon. Knl full d.alln nml 'll'''. llrhnll 11. 1'lun. mo Marewe sll. llnuklyn. N. V. A3K A. C. MAKER, HM. ESTATE. llesllenee nl Lle.Slver n no way lm, my r.'hl esae uelvll.'. f you desre, o lny a roperly f any kml Molunol couny, f wll ho my l.-unuro o leuc fc.nu yon. Two bll., & lo' Moll Plllll clull'e. Hlllue 11,, lk. u '/.,,ll, >, nod,f... ;,, TOD.HA.-F..-,1, ol' lnul d ll.ll.,,,l.,,-, l.fu. n.. l',.ll: el'.'l,'.< lo rll,, 'l ; ; 'l,el ',,,,ml ' l eel, ll.'.l llanl.. USF. MAXOTHF.S. ur n's uo'llnllv blow-.ml nnd,,,,. Keep vo.lr lll.-s from.'ln! pln'lol. U'.e you. weak, even ru" l. from l.doo., o.1)1111 er wlh.nf-ly. For mle by ll.mell " M'.'hulf sree, lel lnn ; lo,1.1, PRACrCAL CABNET MAKER. K, ',,r/.an, d.-uler )n lne furnure. An- u,. perod nnd rel'l'odl'llols n nrk C4 from.lb''onu;.lc,,:a and cuuhukm nl,nr mnker: l''r''ll n,. 1,nr, lmb pollk..lull lb. ol ll,,., ',,,,,. U,,K fnsh ; (>, Lull,1 n,.-,, ml r,rp,. f rep.lr.-l anl lranea lll Wen Fron nnj', (Cel 'aak. 'lowl B-., KON ROOFNC. SALK. f l n : r l.'n l 'l h o,u >' l o o f H' f n nl h.l ',,,,lu- :vl Monn, N. J-, Mll lllll,l!l(,-.mm,' Tlle'nlHy, June."., n n., ','l n.'.. Tl*, nl, l.'u v,,,,j,. n,. nn n».'v,'e n.., ll', l'.,r p.',. null purl,,l., n,,n 'll.,,. ' ; M,! H,,,,, oh.,, nl l n e AKB1 WH SA alfullv nfll.s 1 n, nn,,,!,] hnll.ll,,',,. hull,,,,1,1,1,1,,..u prolerv. for n nol'lle puly. r.,,.,1 ml r.f ll-llldu, N.,1. llo bu ; l.,,,-.:,, 'l.lf,,,,'lo.l; l. l... or vlll r,.. 1.'. Mun'. Le Hll.-.,,..lK, lll lllll, n, ml.,,,, h mrlvlllf Allu. Orenal Rs;ram! Carpels. l'.mur eup nn. K el'.-'m; wnhlo# nu! cl'uln!, loh' v-,v n, mp nnd ** l:\rn /(alvrs', r.'oohell ru.'j* slr*p)wx fo, OB lmrured, up,,n ved,.lc. W«feBU' nul,,,l,,.n:.' Ol.-nl uu... llauraalea lnnn,.'l. fluull,[:- 1,1,1,1,1 from lll,-!,,. ll, n.l rnl;n,,l.,l;,.mlb.-.. «O K kep.nf. from «..lln. ArmrnlM B»«ll-nnlM! Co., SS W «Knm «ro«, B»# lml. 'MKJ 1B-B. } J

11 Twelve THETOBffllESTEl. JOHN. COOK, Edor sod Publsher. GEORGK C. HANCE, Assocae Edor. Busness Manager: THOMAS RVNG BKOWN. Subscrpon Prces! One ycfcr S.50 H* monh! '?<> 40 H^ree monhs / RED BANK RBCUST1E, JULY 7, o 4^ Eulcml n he lmr.oflee a JU'd Hunk, N. -J-. us seoud-cjm: nmler. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, <. TOWN TALK. Afer he school meeng lus Thursday ngh, Ezra Osborn, one of he members of ho board, n speakng of he recen secre meeng of he school board behnd locked doors,.sad he dd no know he doors wey locked am wonl'l have proesed agans f he lml known ha he publc wus excluded from lendng. Mr. Osborn sad ha all meengs of publc odcds should le open o anyone who waned o aend hem., AllcrL S. Mller, n whoyc.-ore 1 he KOf-e meeng w;? held,' frankly : con fosses ha le s sony H' ncerff xr&$ no a publc one. le says' le was oppose! o holdng a sar chamber neen,^ n hs.^oru and lul he re^r'ls ycmf o he argumens of Mor V. Tach, he presden of he luard, ubu u d;-cd ha he doors should he locked o keep ou ' newspaper vopurh'r.- and eher czens. =: * j Mos of he. members of he hoard of educaon have expressed regre ha a sec le meeng doub.l have ' hv'n hdd o raler publc school buouohb, lull fur hn.,e nmnl/n uf he bo:u'd who s ll gl'n'y n kcepm? her publc wm. lun he knowledge of hose whose.-fyans Mey a", e'o s ul; lu* laws of New "The.she hoard of educaon shall H-CL n 1 n- HaLc luurh* a Trenon a such lmes as her rules may ]H escrbe, n e.'u-h and c-very mo^h. ' " * ' : meengs," a.s well a a hof ul' e\m'y board of educaon n he s(;l(-, shall u publc - and shall <.<!» m«m> no laer han ef-b o'clock, '. M." '! Om? man, n speakng" of he secre [ SK'olf' ol' flu 1 board of educaon, and of le. law prohbng such ]ce(nk-s, sad la a presden of a board of rdueaon who flled hs busness place v.hl ^mmn; devces :nul oeracd! hem openly n flagran dsregard of he laws of he sale, could hardly he cxpewed o obey he law n such a L 1 ; maer as holdng secre.s-hodl lua l meengs n volaon oc'he law. He sad ha' breakng (le law.-, ag-sl gan dn^1 openly an! hu bcjly always l j d o a conemp f»r oher lnv, p s, and ha. le'ej'o'l 1 hero was nohng.surprsng,- n he leh uul of he- prcs<len of he Kel.Sank hoard of educaon ha he law jr..bh{ u" ^< l rvl mee-' 'gr shhld he 'o.dlm-ed of no ac-, coun. Sune (f he apologss of lf ].oarl.' of educaon for holdng hs llegal mee ng, KU e dodared ha, lose v/ho oppose secre meengs of he ho rd.of educa! uu n vola on o he law are Hosbev s ard ollerw^o \vel;*d jjeojle. s hese volaors of he l,v bc;v:-e\l's and hose who..suppor hrll n her vohlons of ; 1 : v. r who are he- real lolshevcs o he conmuy. h hey who ^van! yunerca (o p:!("rn afer hose euln- {les wh ollee vjv 1e.. ul'-h se vans. HM) who are eleced o hemselvcs a.s he-mas"[!c and no as hejr + ; -f f -f <f f + 4> 4 4v * ** " - Howe\ef, H'Ood ofen eomes ou of ' evl. s n'o! unae ha he pll~ le sulonls of Ue<l Hank should be he ( M r.-y an lu. he lh.-- :: ml wuum s! pesalsg s for has; lgh, ou f uh (he publc s U-c (» k. Above and be evcrvln leaches he lesson ha so lonv; ;s He people lack neres or prde n her publc schools, or n any oler deparmen of publc welfare, hey wll always nd persons ready and wllng o urn b.s publc Lulffereu( o her own prvae and personal advanage. UP N THE AR WTH CASEY. M'ly Person; Won Arplane Rdng Durng he Pas Week. Persons nken ly Casey Bros, on :r lane rdes durng h<-' pas week were Mr. and Mrs. Rober Sco, Jr., Thomas l. llasler, Thomas l. Hasle; Jr., W.. f. Fesler, O. D. Mnloney, W. H. lncy, Donald Mun, Edward Kane, John l. Holler, Harold Knoh, G. W. Bunhol, -. U. CshlH 1, (. W. Woods, James Shapro, Kdwurd Wlson, John Hanson, Ralph WycUofT, Joseph Prae, Mss Dora,ews, ]'.. Love, Dr. Wllam M. Tlorson, Charles. sle, Ma/.e Lnmar, Mss Calhern 1 Joyeo, James l ll ord, Mrs. Peer lanmoml, Mrs, Alber Hondrckson, Mss Ama Wll', ClfTord H ol:a\v, l'eler P. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. fveson, Mr. ad M'f. A. f. Sve.son, A. ('. Svenson, (S. k. Honur, ldjh.sran;, James J. Cruse and Mrd. John Jeae. KNOCKED FROM ENGNE CAB. Locomove Wen Several Mles Before Drver Was Found Mssng. Wnf'M Dunn <,f.leney Cy, an L'rc.'ee 1 o' a Cenral ralroad fe'rl ran, leaned ml, of lc cal) > " 4 NEW BALL PARK OPENED. OROLES LOSE FRST GAME ON NEW GROUNDS, One Game Took Place of Scheduled Double Header Pcher Quo and Umpre s Nearly Mobbed No Game Played Monday. Orole Vak, ho new home of he Oroles base bull eam, wfa opened Sunday afonoon. The now grounds are ol Newman Sprngs road beween road sree and he Cenral ralroad racks. Seang sands and a h^l back sop have hoen Greeed and he feld s une of he bes n hs secon. The Oroles blossomed ou n new unforms nd Hay.Sanborn, (her maunder, resembled John Me- CJraw, for he loo was n unform.. A bjj crowd of fans was on hand of hs locomonv :s ls nn paf'.s-ed Sunday for he openng aracon, lnbul lla-.'.l.-, a lew days aj;o. He' whch was o have been a double leaned oo far ou anl he was h hy header bu -whch urned ou o. ho a fregh cu : Unln; m he adon-' only 0,1)0 came. A eam from As- Park was scheduled o play he K_ nel and klo, led ou of he hury o»;ne. Tn- ran wen several frs, j^ame hu hey were lae n arrvng. was agreed o pny ve mles whou an ej'j <:y he fore he freman dscovered ha Dunn wa; nnn;..s bu 'U'* he ()Holes had )n:,.s ;-. Tn.' lcma ;.upped he bau'd once and ha<l l am,^cor<'d ran and hded o llaxlrl. wlcre a wll h.; vau' was called ol'. 'J'he le found Dh lyf^ uh nn'ons ;A1 Sar:; of Jency Cy were he <.»})- km: f E OF.n; and connung for a lmed perod we are offerng some of hs season's newes merchandse.a phenomenal reducons. Praccally all of he foowear n hs sale arrved whn he pas week or so. The merchandse was bough several monhs ago and should have been on our shelves long before hs for early summer dsposal. The manufacurers were lae n makng her shpmens and he unusual raffc delays caused hese los o reach us much laer han was ancpaed; hence we are oversocked a hs me. Ths sale s pu on o dspose of hs over sock quckly. s no small achevemen o conduc a sale of hs characer n he face of a very posve scarcy of desrable grades of foowear bu hs s jus anoher nsance of our deermnaon and ably o urn every crcumsance of he marke o he advanage of our parons. THERE ARE NO- RESTRCTONS TO THS SALE. FRST COME, FRST SERVED. ALL SZES NOW. no ^_^«Paen Col and Gun Meal Tongue Pumps, $10.50 values. 0 Paen Col and Kd Tongue and Plan Pumps $8 and $8.50 values. BTS Tan Calf and Cordovan Oxfords; leaher and Neoln soles, $15 and $18 values. 18 Broad Sree No game was played Monday as he New Brunswck eam faled o show up. Anoher eam from New Brunswck has been booked for nex Sunday. o THREE BG CONTRACTS. CHANGES TO BE MADE AT CAMP VAL. Consrucon Work o be Done Amounng o Nearly $100,000 Three Red Bank Frng Ge he Conracs. Conracs amounng o nearly $100,000 for buldng work a Camp Val have been awarded o hree Red Bank frms. The luulngs used durng he war as haugarm for arplanes are o h: convered no ranng schools for offcers of he reserve corps and sgnal corps. Lous J. Selj; has he conrac for carpener work on hs job and he wll rec'v! $51,000. A,now lullf; s o le pu up o replace he resdence of (.'lou 1! lelnu?, whch was burned down a few wcek^ a^o. Quackenhusl & Leonard wl rebuld hs house a he conrac prce of $^G, The plumbng conrac on all h-' buldngs has been awarded u Cuok & Oakley for ^1,r,00. The Tan Calf Oxfords. Ths lne sells regularly a $12 and $ alof.sde he JUKL 11 \:;,s u ; n 'poel of he Oroles n he jecond hc lc.d and he \va:; l.a.lly l. n,ed.,!rame. Ths eam :» one of he fas'-1,'em-proressonal ran;; n,le work s o be compleed whn.sx He was pel.el lp 'u! lak-n o He J monhs anl from 100 l.o 150 men wll ] f :! ln ;,:!,,1! sale hu he Onlen mlu a K'><»d le employed on he jobs. buw f ;u;a: hem. Tle f ml fc.rf \v:s 11 o H ll favor of he 'or.o MATCH AT KUV3.SON. vsors. AN AKK1A. ACROBAT. Wlles Oofalcl Rmu Team n A mm pus wan narrowly avered Clo.e C.anc Snludfy. own d he end n f of he fame. G-df; A<l.ms of Red Bnnk Per- Several Bargans n a polo mulch a he KUM.H Sarr :Ua.fl n n: hv:< fur Red \ forms n Alanc Hghlands. eoun'v duh lor ( ps pr<t>on ''l hy ' Haul. o wan of he..pnon la j Cnur;.. Adam:; of 1 e«-.l lank, wlo Mm. loon.,. Wll', Mrs. J. Ford ('ed.lone;;, h' umpre, wa:; Maknf, ' : Known,-.s n: <lnv-<lrvl ucrulm,.lohmn, Jr., Mr.. \V. (SlrolM-.Jones, ; had derons on hs pchng anl he 'lltl'd l.lc lldny TWS J l., and Mm. J. \V ;l lrmvn, he 'hrew hf jvhve on le fjounl and j lay Yrw park.- Allanlc ll jhlan(l: Whes drlyled le uson eam hy! walked ou uc n- damond.. Ma- Salunlay, Sun.lay an. Monday. 21 E. Fron S., Rod Bank..('Wore n' K 'CrV. lnvmrl, 1 ;. lrr-- "f evs' MK'/( ool, ffv he fu'rlrj f f'f >nl>' H-'h'.V'C l -.d' drw' U a den Hcnred scvn ;l» for he wnnng eal.n and Uumn! M. VV'alf; Jone:; whrl) looked bad o hr \>^\ lann; n' lrank a ; :;; of waer, Corner House ened. Red Hank. A olln-r dcon by '"''l*'_ ll'y l'«''l n llm nr and ullo jnule he oler -od. TlKma:!,S. 1 akts slarled an arj'.un.'l,, Sarr l r^arl' and rud u cwpapcr. Vcor,. KR of Newuk hm Mn:l(^ mxl H> )Mfl ';',. V/^rrd)^ were ';ran no-\u 1M'\\ md Mned luwadn H' J: l,y rs lo'.',,n ),. mmll,. rfr'd rrs..wr! K. lruwn's holso (he <dher playeu nn ho WlleM. (Jones and hn wa: he j;fjnal for a nns and lr, (',,. w 1(.,. (,,,,,, jd on ho corner of Kn Fron, nre.e The unsoa eam enmprned \V. 8. wule Uu'.k of fau o crowd on o lmd lml. lwn n rope. He ptlorh'd lu-r llllnu f'ln md wn a (specal a);eu for ho 'Hnu nn and VVnslu;l.o urou. Mr. Kh» Jonen, Jr., ll.-renn VVarr.-, A. H.. he damond. One of hem rared a.lone,, and J. Fold JhHon ha bu h«wan prevened from UMUJJ llcally!p la(,'l, Anl'W K. mce company. Tho ronnl wan mndo. Ordo* WUJ umm csored and he Cl'nnn lo.,k pclurch,,r Ar. Alnm by llnwknn lro). Mr. Klny, wll o mlvm'lu n ''he j^ane v/a: e:;umed. Wlle 111' Wn 1 l'ltu'mnr Shoes Tha Sasfy.'' f E have proven ha we are \yorly of he publc'scon(dence. Our equpmen s dgned and geneel. We plan our servces carefully and 1 execue hem conscenously. AUTOAMBULAHO; SERVCE Char wove no he house n Augus. Paen Col and Lous Heel Oxfords, $10 values. o fcd A specal lo of 32 pars of Lades' Whe Canvas', Tan Trmmed, Spor Oxfords, $10 values. Tan, Gun Meal and Vc Oxfords, values regularly a $10 and $10*50 Red Bank, N* J. 4»4»f»»»44444»44>f4 4^444M> > J CAK. One Hundred Pfer Cen "Pep." When your Ford car or your Ford ruck doesn' dsplay s usual quany or qualy of "pep" and dash, 's me o have a reparman who undersands he Ford mechansm «ve he " once over" hen make he necessary adjusmens or repars. And reurn o you full of s old me power, " pep," energy, pull and servce. You'll noce he dfference. We employ only sklled Ford mechancs men who know, how Ford cars are made, and how hey should be kep, n order o gvo he moa effcen and economcal servce. And our shop equpmen boaso a groa many specally desgned Ford ook and me savng devces nnd machnery. n our sockroom s a complelo, assormen of repar pars -genune Ford Pars ha are exacly he oamo»» her ough gaewy orgnals n ho Ford car.. For promp repar work or adjusmens, phone or drve o our garage. Don' rsk chances, play far wh your Ford car. Kesp n he hands of s frends, he auhorzed Ford dealers.. New. Red Bank m on Genune Ford Pars 4> 4r 4 1 ' } X '4? 4

12 RED B&WC REGSTER, JULY 7, 1S20. Pfge - PERSONAL. Mss Marg»«Flch,<) Chesnu sree s eludng a monh a Pees- waf Waer Gap. Mss Mary Kyan of Herber sree, a employed n he Red Bank real eaas company's offce n ho Hecond Naonal bank.buldng Mrs. Mary A. Hopkns of Mochame sree has reurned homo afer a wo weeks' nay wh her Bser, Mrs, Efulllga of New York. Mr. end Mra. Davd, Vanderveor, Hn. Clarence J. Wallng and Horon Garrson of Red Bank won o Havre do Gr^ce, Maryland, n an auomoblo o brng back J. Ward Vanderveer, who haa gven up he job a he Aberdeen provng grounds. Tho pary reurned home Saurdsv, Mes Florence Coyno of WMshn:- on aroo, who s employed n he Meropolan lfe ncurance company'a offce, hau been enjoyng a va. caon of wo weeks. Mss Eleanor Cammonade ol Fr- 'feld Gardena a spendng hg. sum" mcr a Hghland Falls, New York. Mrs, Wllam B. Joneu of Maplo ovonuo has reurned from a.say of several weeks f Vnceuown, near Moun Holly. Durng her say Mrs. Jones vsed Alanc Cy. Msss Helen Casey of. Por Monmouh s employed as a bookkeeper n he offce of he Rod Bunk seam laundry durng he summer. Mss Anna O'Lcury of Brooklyn Bpen Sunday und he Fourh wh her cousn, Mss Fanno Fzparek of Oakland sree. Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Schalk of Jersey Cy vsed Mr. und MrH. Charlcu Hemmng of Oakland sree over Sunday and Monday. Mss Marguere Caulee of Trenon ban been a fues of Mss Madelno Gorman of Peers place. Mva,. 'eer P. Raf'ory and her daugher Bearce of Monmouh sree reurned las week from Hghland Falls, New York, whero lusy epon a week. Maa Berha Power nnd Maa Audrey Gln, who are employed as opuraora a he Red Bank elephone offce, reurned hs week from n vacaon spen-a Delaware Waer Gap. Mas Helen Lurkn of Nuawamp reurned o work he Red Bank elephone offce ufer enjoyng a monh's vacaon. Mr. and MrH. Wlbur Symngon of Weehawken upen Monday wh Ma. Wllam Dohury of Whe' sree. Sanley Dey of Newark wua u gues of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Applegu of Oakland sree las week. Charles Cambron of Caherne! sree a on an auomoble rp o Nagara Falls. George A. VunBrun of Waverly place, who s employed u he quarermasers' deparmen, s enjoyng a vacaon whch he s spendng a Cheser, Pennsylvana. Rober Lnon of Broad sree and Wllam Feld of Mddleown spen ho weok-end wh frends a Rhnebeck, Now York. Monday waa he brhday, of Uzal H. McCarer of Tower Hll, presden of he Fdely Trus company of Newark. Mr. and Mrs. L. McCook and famly of Flushng, Long slnd, moored o Red Bank on he Fourh and called on Mrs. McCook'a aun, Mra. Harvey Hopkns of Mechanc sree. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Saunders and her son Wllam of New York woo Bueas of Mra. Hopkns over ho Fourh. (SeorEO Suon, hs daugher Mar- Kara, hs sser, Mss'Margare Suon, and Mrs. Kobor Brnasch of Red Bunk lef las week for Calforna, where hey wll spynd sx weeks. Mr. and.mrs, George Daly of New York spon Sunday and Mondny wh Mrs. Sephen Hoffman of Wes Fron Sree. Mss Anna Grcenbcrr of New York has been spendng wo weeks wh her sser, Mrs. Lous Heller of Mc- Laren erco. Maa Tesa Solomon of New York was a guos of Mrs. Holler over ho week-end. Commander Charles A. Adams of ho Uned Saes navy was he gues of Mr. and Mrs. Phlp R. Dllon of Sprng sree from Frday unl Wednesday. Mrs. J. A. VunSchock, Jr., of ho Newman Sprngs road, has bough a new Elgn ourng car from he Elgn Moor Co. of Red Bank. A son was born Saurday o Mrs. Charles Parkor of Prospec avenue, Asbury Park. Mrs. Parker wua formerly Msa Mary Peers of Rversde drve. The bnby 1ms been named Charles Frank Parker. Corporal Leser F. Johnson, who s saoned a Camp Holabrd, Maryland, spen ho Fourh wh hs moher, Mrs. A. Judoon Bray of Wallace sree., _^*-O» WEDDNGS. Smh Abbo. Mlsa Helen Louso Smh, daugher of Jay_ L, Smh of Locus Pon, was marred Monday, Juno 28h, a S. Rose of Lma church a New York o Maurce-J. Abbo of Lewson, Mane. Tho ceremony waa perforraod by Hev, John Edward Mc- Qunde, an uncle of he brde. Tho brde was ared n wlo san rmmed wh orange lloasomn and she wore a vel and a corone. She carred a boquc of roso buds and lles of he valley. Her sser, Mss Maron L. Smh, was brdesmad. She wore pnk organdy and carred pnk roso buds. Elmor Abbo, he groom's broher, was EroonBmnn. Afer he ceremony a weddng brenkfas wus curved a ho Asor hoel. Tho couplo wll lve a New Y_ork. Tho brdo receved many weddng gfs. She s a neco of Judgo FrancB S, McQuado of New York. '" " Buro Mnaon, Dr. Aldem Mason of Wuvcrly place, Red Bnnk, and Mna Else Bura of Brooklyn, wore marred Saurday afernoon a ho brde's homo. Tho ceremony wna roml'l by relaves of ho couple, among whom were Dr. and Mrs. Waler L. Maaon of Hod Bank, wh whom ho groom lad lved snce ho wnn a chld. Waler, Maaon s he groom's uncle. The owly marred coupln lef on a wed- «nk rp n New York nao. On her reurn hey wll lvo n Hod Hunk. Dr. Mason served wh ho feld hospal cornn -of he 4^d dvson durng ho war. Ho a ansoeaed n bum'bf wh hla uncle, who las a denal offce on Momnoul Breo. femllng Crawford. Mnn (-rlrul! S. Humblng laugher of Samuel* Hvnbllag of BrTo fvonuc, and Frnl l. Crawford, sou of Mrs. Kmu (!r»wfnr "" lrvfg vcnc," "w'ro nnfru "Wclncflny furnoon by Rov. James JDykenn. Mrn Ulancho H(mbl r, u a Uo brkl«, ax\a Rbhal llob< of Kd«u«wn aended he. Th«bfld«n!\d goum lof on» weddng; rp o Nuwra FHF mll en her reurn hey wll lvo wh l Rroam'H noller. Tho brld; recev'fl a nuk'r uf v/'ddug glfn. >Shn wan fx n HRwar s phuogrply s«d»-on Broad sree. Mr. Crawford s employed as a prner for he Cenral 'ralroad company. Alparn -Cano. Mss Geneva Ahenrn, daugher of James Ahcurn of Hghlands, and Thomas J. Kane of Aberdeen, Maryloud, were marred Monday, June 14h, a he Hghlands Caholc church by Kev, Thomas F. Kearnu. Mea Frances A, Abeam of Hghlands and Thomas J. Meehan of Aberdeen aended he eouple. Mr, and Mrs. Kane wll lve a Aberdeen, where Mr. Kane s employed aa u foreman on he governmen provng grounds. The brdo was formerly employed n -he offce on he provng grounds. Saunders- Aunacl. Raymond Aumack of Eaonown und Mss Laura Saundera of rvneon ware marred las Wednesday afernoon a he brde's home. Mss Emma Snunders of rvnron and Rober Aumaek aended ho couple. A recepon was held afer he ceremony. The couple wll lve a rvngon, where he groom a employed as a mechune. Caron Long. MLBS MarKaroa'E- Caron, daugher of Parck Caron, and John Long, Jr., son of John Long, boh of Evere, were marred Suarday by Rev. Wlmor MacNar of Holmdel. The couple nre pecupyn;; par of he house of Mr. Long'H faher, whch has been newy lled un for hem. Polceman o Wed. Henry A. Wcmenbcrgor, n member of he Hghlands polce force, and Mes Ella Hayce, daugher of Jolm Boyce of B'elford, wll be marred on Labor Day. DONT PARK ON HARDNG ROAD. Owner Dslkes Ho Hod ho Road Parly Closed Sunday. To express hs dspleasure over ho fac ha many auomobles were parked on Hardng muny u road n fron of ho dyng feld of Casey Bros., he avaors, G. Horaco Hardng had ho road barrcaded Sunday. Two men were saoned on he road behnd gaes and ruffle'was 80 dreced ha auomobles gong n oppose drecons were no allowed o pans each oher bu were sen n sngle rle over he road. One lne of ears hud o wa ll he oher go by. Mos of hs road" W.'H bul on prvae propery a Mr. Hardng'!) expense und he j owns he Church News. Rav. Samuel Wlson of Newark wll speak Sunday mornng a he Baps church on "Th» Presen Saus of he World Wde ProWb lon Movemen." Mr. Wlson wll represen he an-aalooa league. Sunday ngh Rev. Wllam E. Brased wll preach on "An Evenng wh ho Maser." A a preparaory servce o communon u ho Prejbyeran churah ongh Rev. John Muyskane, Jr., wll speak on "Las of All, Hs Son." The sesson of he church wll moo afer he servce o receve any who daro o become church members. Communon wll be held Sunday mornng. A ngh he pasor wll preach on "SaVng," he "second~of a Beres of four sermons. Trny Sunday-school has be'n closed for he summer and wll reopen n.sepember. Card of Thankl. We wsh o hank Rev. A. H. Sulphn, Mrs. Ward Jelfers, Mrs. Haro Leo, Mr. Harvey S. Bedle, bearers, hose who furnshed auomobles and hose who sen (lowers, as well as he ohers who n anywse uaud u he funeral of Mrs. Danel C. lendrckson on he 3rd ns. Danel C. Hcndrckson, Husband, Mra. saah H. Saaes, Saer, Dunel T. lulrckso, Sepson. Adver aemen. Card of Tlmnlu. wsh o hank.rev. K T. B. Reynolds, who had charge of he servce, and R;v. Wllam P. Taylor of Eas Orange, who asssed; he jearers, all who sen flowers or n any way asssed n our recen bereavemen. Mrs. Wllam VnnMaer, MrH. Wllam D. Sou, Mr. John S. VanMaer, Adversemen. Card of Thanlcn. We wsh o hank all our frend^, relaves and nekljo.for he fowern, sympahy and kube.sh shown u^ durng our sorrow, cahcd by ho.scknesh and d'ah of my daughf. Mrs. ucnda Sraon and Famly Advevsomen. Card of Thanks. The fnmly of he lae Mrs. Danul C. llondvckson wwl o express her apprecaon o her frends and neghbors for he kndness shown hem lmng her bereavemen. -Alverbcnen, pay? o nd\ erme n Tho Regser The day of of all remembrances he brde's Shrewsbury Avenue Hed Bank, N. J. Telephone 881-R up n he mornng red and unrefreshed, wh a dull, heavy head, ofen amounng o headache, o feellow-- spred and "blue" are sympoms of self-posonng by food posons, no neuralzed or elmnaed by bowels, lver and kdneys acng n harmony. Solfl by drgasa hroughou he world. n boxca, 10c, 2Sc. Le us da-your Tro Reparng and Vulcanzng. Our modern machnery for Dry Cure Mehod of Re- a readng Tros n ho hands of oxpera urns ou ho ben joh ^ obanable. Have your res rorcaded and «e from 3,000 o 5,000 J mleage ou of horn. Red Bank Esablsh *! S>O 26 Mechanc Sree New Jersey aa help o remove he cause of hs rouble. They acl genha orders herefore can only )ror sale, as er hese cc, The presen ndcaons are O er subscrbed; prospecve fore advsed o wre'her o and we wll exercse our bes orgnal c vse ha we The NATONAL acceped subjec ssue wll be are hereour expense o m we adr. acceped a par. Seven Passenger Tourng Car The Naonal Sexe ourng car for seven passengers s dsngushed by a road-huggng lowness no duplcaed n any oher Amercan car. A beer mehod of body mounng feaures he Naonal Sexe and he lowness of body whou he sacrfce of road clearance s a forerunner of fashon. The car has ndvdualy of body desgn. Comfor s a salen qualy and s equpped wh he many "lle hngs ha coun." Mechancally hs car s he peer of many. s specfcaons nclude many advanced feaures promoed by he bes orgnaors n he auomoble world. Ths space s oo lmed o ell of s many wonderful advanages. Ths car needs o be seen o be apprecaed. The Naonal Sexe has been sold away ahead, bu we have been forunae enmgh o secure some of each model for farly-promp delvery. Tourng or Roadser Models $3,750 f. o. b. facory Sedan and Coupe Models, Prce on Applcaon ED. vo CELL Monmouh Couny's Larges Auomoble Dsrbuor, Monmouh Sree-and Maple Avenue.. Phono 213 Red -"1»*5#<*#»X («' '* ''''

13 l«-s*^«^«««o«^*«<-&««fr«-w>««*<«<^mm>^^ DEATH FROM PARALYSS V X * Prey Faces A housand and one hngs have good nfluence on skn appearance hese ho days. Safe o say ha he ole equpmen of summer s larger and more comprehensve han n wner, ha every lady and every man, oo, requres more hngs now han hey may laer on. We carry an unusually fne lne, of ole arcles, coverng every servceable em for hands, face, eeh and body. All of he fnes possble qualy ha guaranees he bes resuls o you. Everyhng ruhfully represened so ha you canno go wrong n selecon. Tps o Beyers Perfumes Tole Waers Powders Creams Soaps Brushes Combs We Are Mrrors Talcums Saches Bah Sprays Mancures Powder Puffs Baby Toles The enre assormen now on vew. A ruly magnfcen exposon of summer ole needs. We're ready when you^re, ready o help you selec when you're ready o buy. Broad and onsnouh Srees, Red Bank, N. J. Regsered Pharmacss n Consan Aendance Pure Drugs Confeconery Soda Waer Cgars Cgarees Telephones, 803, 309, 81 Promp Delvery Why. Pay More Elsewhere f. You Can Buy For So Much Less AT THE BEFORE L'-UYNG ELSEWHERE VGS1T US 12 Boad Sree Phone 220 Red Rrvk ".'.'lt.rfmwrl",!h;u r.;-r;,.'y,,, or l'lnr' x-m '. Al., July!',!' :>. 'hu md KH'clcalmns may be ll > AW'nWMw Mn- ol'c'k. Al/'n, Jr., 22 AfGmouh Sree ' Phone 834 Red Bank BANK NOTCH TO CONTRACTORS. ;. pnpr ed work on llle ou.-de S'-led j)()j)o;alh w'.'nd hy l.' ).d: ml.l be made ou bd Horonr.l of Red Hank fur lle <-\\, n-,!!.. whch r:,u wun.11 a ^ua'.v M-WT n lv' ; l 'roul '.ommel '.n ll r an 1. ch b 11ml llul slro'..n 111! ble pay llu n 1'lln 1'njln al' nnl n. 1 n he h:.nl. nf cl 1.- < Jlorngh 'agleer, fll '.rold lllee,.. '.nnl;, N..1. All bds H be n seale vclopcm v/ll n' name «'f he ellur 11f 1! 'd ank. e r.u ll'l d lla k 1':T\r c lgh (lo rejve any or M ll.. A. A. ''alerson, Mayor. Alr : JOHN.. UHAln, Clerk. MDDLETOWN BARBER PASSED AWAY LAST THURSDAY. Jacob. Dcknson was 48 Years Oll and He Had Been a Bedrdden llvald he Pa» Year Funeral Hold Sunday Afernoon. Jacob K. Dcknson, he barber and RED BA.NK REGSTER, JULY 7, sorekeeper a Mddkown, ded Thursday mornng of paralyss a he age of 48 years. He was srcken J abou a year afro and 'he was a paen '/, for several weeks a he Long Branch J' hospal. He reurned home las Au- V Rus am! he had snce been bedrd-.5. den. Mr. Dcknson was born a Brookand daugher ded from he same dsease whn wo days of each oher. Mr. Spnoz2 was 28 years old. The body was prepared for bural by Alber W. Worden, Jr., and he bural was a Moun Olve cemeery yeserday. FAR HAVEN NEWS. "Heueewarmog" Fourh Dsplay of F»worh! Mr. and flra. George Harm!u>14 a "housewarmng" pary Monday. An eneranmen was gven by he Mara brohers and Charles Hal of New Pary em ks York. Those presen were. Mr. and Mrs. Schenck, Mr. and Mrs.-HauBor, Fred Spegle, Mr. and Mrs. Harm and chldren, Wllam Thomas, Mss Emma Mller and George Harm, Sr. MRS. CAROLNE M. COTTRELL. WAS 7S YEARS OLD. A large number of persona wnessed he dsplay offrework!)monday ngh on he seamboa dock. The So Ded Suddenly Saurday Afernoon e he Home of Her Son, exhbon lased abou an hour and Clarlo. A. Corcl of Wavorly a half and araced many vsors. Place Leaves Fve Chldren. The.Mehods, church, fur wll bo Mrs. Carolne M. Oorull, wdow hand held Thuwday and Frday of nex wll be dosed ou legs lsaa of Wllam C. Corell, ded suddenly week a Mechancs' hull. cos. lyn y and le had been a barber snce j Saurday y afernoon a he home of "Wha meanb o be a Chrsan he was a boy. y Nneeen years apo her h son,, Charles C he l A A. Corell Cll of f Wav- W wm be hhe opc p of Sunday y morane's 500 yards floor olcloh, fel basa, le moved d from f haonown h o Mddle Mddl erly place, wh whom h she had lved \ sermon a ho. Mhd Mehods church h A A own where le ran a sore and bar- acven years. Hear H dsease was ho sonb servce wll be held a ngh and y ber shop m he old Amercan hoel cause of deah. Besdes he son he opc wll be "The Joyful Home " buldm B.. He leaves a wfe, who was.menoned Mrs. Corell leaves four Mrs. A. Parker wll lead ongh'sg = ;as3 Mary Fsher of Osbornvlle. He,chldren,,cen, hey ben K Mrs. Wllam Chrsan Endeavor socey meenp Y j also l loaves a daugher, dh Mrs. M Arhur Ah J Aekerman Ak of f Mll Mllown, Wllam C. C. and and d prayer servce and d h he y op ll p Ths shop wll be closed abou mddle of July and wll no opel agan Xj Junes of Buffalo. B The. flner. ral l was Corell l and Mrs. George F Forz fof, e "Our duy o our and counry he opc " The wll jheld Sunday afernoon a he house New Brunswck and Mrs. George j chor wll mee Frday ngh a Th Mrs. and he sermon was preached by Rev..\Vheman of Trenon. She also E. Morrs's Members of he morn- unl Sepember B, when rll J. C. Lord. A due sung by. leaves hree brohe nd wo sse'b. ng and ngh.chors have been nved o aend he meeng. Sunday Msses Hazel and Marguere Sco. open wh a full lno of ruga. They are Lews Scullrorpe of Alan T The bural was a Osbornvlle. c Hghlands, John L. Sculhorpb of ngh a due was sung by Mss Alda Moun Holly, Benjamn Sculhorpo Smh and Mss Else Smh and a se- All pares havng ruga and cappes hero, kndly call and ge hem. Grove, Mrs. John V. Ma-lecon was rendered by a quare OCEANPORT MAN'S DEATB.* "" Aebury Park and Mrs. Al-conssng of Edward Crozer, Howard Morrs, Mss Alce Krk and Wes- All work under way n me of ] ber Brown of Wauasquan. Mrs. Corell who was 75 years old, lef: ey Crozer FRANCS J. KEB A VCTM OF 27 grandchldren anl seven grea-] Wllam 'VanWyck of Hamburg, closng, and no fnshed, wll be lad HEART DSEASE. grandchldren. She was n member New York, called on Rev. J.. over unl fall. of -he New Monmouh Baps Brower las week. Mr. VanWyck He Was Born n Germany Eghy church. The funeral was held hs aml M,.. Brower were schoolmaes Years Ago For Many Year* H. afernoon a he house. The servce an(1 ha(1, lo socn each oncr n u on(? wa n he Produce Busness a was n charge of Rev. A. H. Suphen,' me! Hamburg was Mr, Brower s Newark. asssed by Rev. Wllam E. Brasel. home n hs young days. Francs J. Keb of Oceanpor ded Rev. nnd Mrs. Davd DeFores of jof hear dsease Sunday ngh, June WOODSMAN FATALLY HURT. Hlburn, New York, were vsors a 129 Wes From* Sree 27. He had been n poor healh a long he parsonage yeserday. Wllam! me. He s survved by a wdow and Navesnk Man Suffered Fracured Brower of New Canaan, Conneccu, (wo chldren. Tho chldren are Rev. Skull and Oher njures. RED BANK ha"s also been vsng a he parsonage. [James F. Keb of Honolulu'and Mrs. George Thompson of Navesnk : Jesse L, Russell, who lves a home. ded Wednesday a he Long Branch Mrs. Wllam Hall of New York s Mr. Keb was born n Saxony, Gcr- hospal from a fracured skull and spendng he summer a hs place. Jmany, eghy years ago. He came nernal njures as a resul of an Mss Grace Donavan, Norman and, o hs counry when a young man accden n he Navesnk woods he James Brown, Henry J. Cnllalan and and seled n Newark, where he beeame a large wholesale produce (lay before. Mr. Thompson was fell- Marn J.^Gould of New York have. 'dealer. He rered J'gh years ajro and moved form Newark o he ng rees when a pole, aached o a been guess of Mrs. Hall. wagon axle and used o rase rees Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown and afer hey have fallen, slpped from Mss Anna Brand of New York and Rvovcof coage a Oceanpor, s poson and sruck Mr. Thompson Mrs. Muelenhnll of Bloomfeld spen, whch he bough. on he head, crushng hs skull. Mr. Monday wh Mr. and Mrs. John 'he funeral was held las ngh a Thompson was 55 years old and 1\D Penrsdl. Harry Lews of Brooklyn seven o'clock a he house n charge leaves a wdow and several chldren. ' spen Sunday - - wh Mr. and Mrs. -- of Rev. Moron A. Barnes of Long The funeral was held Frday unl he Banch. Bural wll l(e made oday bural was a Lncrof. Fennmnre a Far Moun cemeery a Newark, -*>«-. Sunday a Servces wll be held a he grave n charge of Rev. George MacNealy of ; Newark. :VCTM OF PERTONTS.' MRS. DANEL C. HENDR1CKSON DED AT HOSPTAL. Ded a Daugher's Home. j Mrs. Albe Lews, formerly of 'Navesnk, wdow of Joseph Lews, Peursull. Mr. and Mrs. Roland and son Roland spen Farmnpfdale. Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrckson of Troy, New York, have been spendng several days wh.mss Rachel Mann. Mss.Jenne Hendrckson of Brooklyn, wh whom she had lvedabou a year. Mrs. Lews was over Troy s mlkng a say wh her broher, Joseph Hendrckson. eghy years old am was born a Mrs. Kenney and daugher Gladys Navesnk. Besdes Mrs. Conover she of Brooklyn and Mss Genevevo leaves a son, Rober Lews of Alanc Hghlands. Far Haven Woman Drappcd Several Blocks n Accden n Oceanc. Mrs. Rchard McAllser of Far Lvon-wua dragged several hlocku n a llnaway accden a few (lays ago a Oceanc and she was lad up sev.l hy-rfrom bruses.and shock. Ms. McAllser "was sandng near her pony and car on he boa dock a Oceanc wang for her husband, who was arrvng on he MacJane of Phladelpha are guess of Mr. and Mrs. Forman Smh. She Passed Away Tuesday Ngh of Lnj Weel a he Age of 64 Years Mrs. Dela Ganley of Brooklyn has Faal Sckness Brough on by Deah of Summer Resden. been vsng Mr. and Mrs. Arhur Pomane Posonng. Smh. Mss Helen L. Hue, a summer ' 1. c T»! l nl Mr. m. and alu Mrs. llc Hurry Hll C. Mller of Bds mus be submed n accordance wh requremens se forh n Mrs. Ella Hendrckson, wfe of, resden of.runson, ded Thursday,' Brooklyn, formerly of hs place, Danel C. Hendrckson of New Mo: mouh, dcl lae Tuesday ngh,n. ; june 24h, n her 7,h year. The were h y o], J ( f Mr. and Mra. las week a he - -,,_.. of, funeral was held a he house Tram-, T H Lafrenere Mr Mller formoronduced LawmLlL - he ""' Grand Vew hoel ered a he place and on or before he specfcaonb and mun be delv- pal. Deah \v le Long Branch hos- Jay ngh n charge uf Rev. W. Hu-,'" whch followed as,. due. o. perons,.. =. on Dale. The body was aken o j a'j. ^ foo of Pearl sree. he hour above named. Ms. Hendrckson pomane had been posonng.! a he New by York Albe for W. bural Worden, Frday Jr., mornng o{ Red ~ Monmouh ~ Couny Surrogae'* Offce. The Borough Councl of Eed Bank hospal a_bou a week. She wag. Mr. j Bank. Noce o crodo-rf o pcmenl chma Knns reserves hu rgh o rejec any or all Esae. Hcndrckson's second wfe and she! n he maer. Kc Esnlu of Jula Foru, bds f deemed o ho bes neress was 64 years old. She leaves a sser WLL SHOOT AT SEA GRT. deceased. and wo brohers, hey b'njr Mrs. saah Saas and George Humphrey ' Ṛfle Pr»nn o hr nrler of JOSEPH L.rf of he Borough 80 o do. Cub Ges Permsson o 'u-*uu o he onl'r of Joseph L. Dcmahay, aurdkae of he Couny of Monmouh, By order of he Borough Councl Wlle of Por Monmouh and*mar-! Range a Tha Place. umk' on he sxh!ny of July, 1020, nn he of Red Bank, N. J. n Wlle of Jersey Cy. The fu-j The Red Bank rfle club has reneal was held Saurday afernoon a! eeved permsson o use he sae m.-c «her'ly y.v'n o he crelora of Mayor. upuc\on of.1. Dunlnr Tlroclunoron. exeeuor of he cane of Jula Ford, (lecense, A. A. Paeraon, he house. Mrs. Ward Je-ffers of range a ' Son ~" Gr r ' : "* Wednesday, Thurs- Md :ceashl o exhb o le subscrber, oxo'lor ns nfornsal. her debs mll donnu'ls rans le sad esae, under o'ah. Aes: Belforl sang a solo. The bural was a Far Vew cemeery. whn sx monhs from he dae of he JOHN L. HUBBARD, nforcund order, or hey wll he fore h y Clerk. d of lu-r nconn herefor UKnm h A RUNAWAY N A STORM. day and Frday of hs week. Anyone who wans o shoo can do so wheher ho s a member of he club or no. The only spulaon s. ha hey nofy Fred W. Hope, secreary of he club, wo days n advance. Mrs. Phlpse Green, wfe of he new presden of he club,' has donaed a prze whch wll be gven o he club member mlkng he bes score hs season, -- HURT BY AN AUTOMOBLE. Vsor a Rumson H by Cor Whle Sandng on Drawbrdge. Red Bank Mrs_ Charles. Harrs of New bou..,, Her, son,,. Rchard, Jl '- was >n York, who d sayng- a he Shrewslu car. A sorm was abou o! bury lm u lumh0^ waa sruck, by break aul a clap of humler frgh- j. ln * auomoble.. Monday afernoon ened he pony and boled. Mrs.!',,,' sle was sandng on he Oceanc drawbrdge. She fell beneah McAllser rrabbed he back of he! car am was pulled alone; for some he car and he wheels passed over dsance, bu she would no le go of her le^f. She was aken o Dr. G. n 1 car for fear her son would be V. V. Warner's offce a Red Bank, hrown ou and hur. She le go where was dscovered ha she was mally from exhauson. The boy ba.hy brused bulm^njboneswere jumped ou, bu he was no hur. broken. The- cur whch h her was Mr. McAllser saw 1ln> accden from drven ly Mahews B. Mals of New :'](' boa! and alhough no passengers were permed o land on accoun of he sorm le jumped from he boa l' dock. FORD OVERTURNED N SAND. Marred Couple njured n Accden TRED TOjF-EE FROM COP. Frday on Sprng Sree. Younj Auomoble Drver Made Aemp o Evade Arres Here. and Jf-s. John Powers of New York A!''ord auomoble n whch Mr. were rdng overurned recenly when enjamn Nahan.'o of Long sruck a srech of sand n fron l'rnnch, sxeen years old, was lned 1 of Klas Kuvl^Vs house on Sprng SH and coss recenly a Red Bank: sree. The couple were aken o 'uv dvvng an nuum)(,blo wou. a he LOHK lranch hospal by Ser- <!f\'ev's lven.e. Nalanson aeupel n urn o he lef (f he raffc Kean Harry VanNoe and her n ^ [jures were dressed. Mr. Powers's pos al n- c. ro- of lrpad and Mon " shoulder Made w;s broken and Mrs mouh srees and was sopped by Powers was badly brused. They arc roleek Wllam Musoe, who respendng he summer a 'Ashury (es'd ha Nahusou show hs Park. drver's lense. Whle Nahanson made a preense of lookng for hs l- ''.nse, Musoe uall.ed away from he RUNAWAY AT HOLMDEL. car o drec he alle. Nahnnsou saw chance o ge awuy anl he Raymond Crnwford's Team Bols sared he nacbne down llroad Whle Hched o Mowng Machne. :vee. M^mo followed ll anoher A eam of horses owned by Ray <"r an! 'aucll Nalllanson (H mond Crawford of lolmdel boled Mechanc sree. :d ran away lus week wlle hched ; o J mowng nachk 1. The drvel Tlmnas l>oy!e of Rversde drve bad lef he machne o ne pome ol v,;s arresed a lew lays ago by Po-Thlceman Musue lor drvng a ear n a horses ran over several roads, vckl'ss manner on Shrewsbury avenue, le was lned $f.ml ros'j. coverng nearly hree mles n be lljch b-lre hey were Hlopped when he machne sruck a ree n John jl-yos's yul. Tn- anmals were no hur, bu n 1 larcffl and he mow- Wllam VanMncr Dcnd. \\ llan \ an.maler, aged H". years, ng macu' were damaged. f 'h ded Hunla 1 ' a he home of bnknfe uf n* machne was no n ^ea d.ujll-r. Mrs. Wllam 1). Slful of Mas (lange, fnnn kdney rouble..mr. VunMnor was born'a. Col's Neck, le formerly lved a lazle, beng a 'uemo-. le rered.several.ven-, a;?u and fur he a.- lve years.mr. and.\l;;. \ P ;lmaer rnl 'made lur hone wh n v daugher. ''ley eelebl'led her golden Weddng lus Fen-nary. Weslsdu Defea (locymc. WNlsd lre copay'.' baseball.m.[, lf.aed he emphyees of he A n! r: Wl'l-l, bam l-' reurn y nornj;-. DD'NT KNOW T WAS LOADED ' Kejjna Crcln' F'lny'nnle Sho Her wh a lanlc Carrdge. l'vna ('urchn, lnrhcr of Al<'\ ('ur'hl of lnc' sree, was slml b'w'' he cyc: wlh a blank carlrl;e pslnl by a boy who was llayn: wh her nn he Fourh. Tn oy dd m know (be psol wn' loud el. Kv);na wra badly mrnvl nbu ns eye; ;md she wll have o undc 'K«> «n HTHl. Tn' doelurl lre nabb' n l'll nl bs.m' whclu'' her rhl. wll n' lfeel or no. n sores enu any laul n sere of :: o :»'. Wl-.my l'l.- fo,- he We.'l- Thn le..,wrled, fee be 1..O.1,-,,» 23 Ye«.«O.F. ull 'cc'l;.. The Sunday prevous d.' n dcvalcl Unon hesc Tn- '.'!ld avftry of he 'orahou: lodge of Red [ank wm cele- '.v))"l,e ',' ) ').lyu!",s!;,l.-.'y l>/»le, \Ve,l,e.,,l,. y. ngh, wh «HDJ> : >er and an eneranmen. Abou '* ( perlous were presen..solon were Ded»f Cnnnpm. 1'cl S (z/, of Herber n.ec ded Huunby of consumpon n a sanarum. Two V(. M,.,,, ja wf(. sung by ''r,nee: l.nnc and Mm. Krvng nod lnlneal fl<deeom were rendered by Mabel nml Hary MZZH. The lfnr wns n charge of MrH. Arhur Lle. l sumcrber. Dxed Freehold, N..1.. July nh J. UUN1AH THROCKMORTON. 129 W. Fron Slree RED BANK All sock of ruga and lnoleum oa NOTCE O CONTRACTORS. Noce s hereby gven ha sealed bds wll be receved by he Borough Councl of he Borough of Red Bank, N. J., for he consrucon of an addon o Lbery Hose Co.'s buldng on Whe sree, also for cornn aleraons and addons o exsng buldnp n rear of ndependen Hose Co.'s propery on Mechanc sree, anl opened and read n publc a he Borough Hall on Monday, July 19h, l!>20, a (:00 P. M. Drawngs and specfcaons for he proposed work, prepared by J. C. & C. A. D'luah, archecs, have been fled n he offce of sad archeco, a 54 Broud sree, Red Bank, N. J., and wll be furnshed o prospecve bdders upon paymen of lve ($5.00) dollars whch amoun wll be refunded upon reurn of plnns and specfcaons before he me specfed for ho openng: of bds. pays o adverso n Tho Regser. Adversemen. NOTCE TO CONTRACTORS. Noce s hereby gven ha sealed bds wll be receved by he Board o Chosen Freeholders of he Couny of Monmouh for he consrucon of he Smhburg-Mannlapan road, (secon ) n Mllsone and Manalapae ownshps, Monmouh Couny, New Jersey, and opened ard read n publc a ho rooms of sad Board, Courb House, Freehold, N. J., on Wednes-. day, July 28h, 1020, n 11:00 a. m, Drawngs and (specfcaons for ha proposed work, prepared by Geog B. Cooper, couny engneer, hava been fled n ho offce of sad engseer a 60 Broad sree, Ked Bank, N. J., and wll bo furnshod o pros«pecve bdders upon paymen of ea dollars ($10.00), whch amoun wll ba refunded upon reurn of plan! and specfcaons boforo he me specfed for he openng of bds. Bds mus be made on he sandard proposal forms n ho manner desgnaed heren and requred by ho specfcaons, and mua be encloead n scaled envelopes, bearng ho nurao and address of he bdder and name of proposed work on he ousde, addressed o he Board of Chosen Freeholdera of he Couny of Monmouh and mus bo accompaned by n cerfed check for a sum""ec]ual o on (10) per cen of he amoun bd on ho work, payable o he ordor of ho Collecor of he Couny, of Monmouh, and mus be delvered a he place and on he hour above named. The Board of Chosen Freeholders of he Couny of Monmouh reserves he rgh o rejec any or all bds f dcercd o he bes neress of ho Couny so o do. By order of The Board of Chosen Freeholders of he Couny of Monmouh. WLLAM M. BERGENT, Drecor. Aes: C. E. CLOSE, Clerk. Monmolh Couny Surrogae'* Offce. Noce o credoro o presen clama nffaln Esae. n ho mnor nf he esae of John Sapleon, deccncl. PurBuun o he order of JoBcrh L. Dona* hay. Surrogae of he Couny of Monmoufa, nmlc on le weny-nrlrdny of Juno, 1020, on he npplcuot nf Anbury Park Trus Company, uunlulonnry admnsraor wh wll nnnoxed of he ('Ne of John Sapleon, deceased, noce f hereby Klven o ho credor* o unl lcccnacl o exhb o ha aubacrher, MubHuonary ddmnarnor wh wl annexed aa aforernd, ler debs ml dcmanlb agans he sad cnne, undar oab, whn nne monhs from he dae oj bo aforesad order, or hey wll bo forever barred of her acons herefor agans he ad subscrber. Daed Freehold, N. J., June 2Ch, ASURY PAncjrnjjsT COMPANY. Monmouh Couny Surroano'a Offce. Noce o credors o presen clams agans Esae. n he maer of. ho ebne of Kmes K. Ferne, deceased. Pursuan o he order of Joseph L. Dons* hay. flurrmo of he Couny of Monmolh. made on he weny-nnh day of June, ho mplcaon of da A. 'erlno and Alber Delerce Perne, acng exfcuor of he ao of Ernea-K. Porlne, lecunscl, noeo a hereby Klven o he credum of Bd eleased o exhb o he HubcrberH, acng nccuors an oforennd, lrh* l.'mrf nl \vnda Knne he mul c8l\e, under oa, whn nne monhs from he dc of ha aforesad order, or hey wll le forever barred of her acons nerefor mns bo und subscrbers. Daed Freehold, N..T,. June 2fllh, 3020 DA A. PERNB, AU11JRT DB.BKE PERNE. Luke Longhead s ready o help yon fll any wan of nny knd, wheher la geng a job or Bellng a horao os renng a house or dong anyhng else you won done. Adversemen. Twelve uns ell he sory of any auomoble. Pu down n black and whe ha hese uns are he measure of he value you are geng for your money. Don' be sasfed wh a car ha has merely one or wo good uns, bu demand ha all welve be of proven qualy.. v Then mach hem up, un by un, wh hose of he New Seres Moon Sxmoor, carbureor, sarer and gnon, baery, cluch, ransmsson, unversal jons, axles, sprngs, radaor, seerng gear and frame. n he Moon, each and every one of hese uns has confrmed s le of proven qualy. Each embodes he bes moor knowledge of our enre generaon. No one or wo, bu all welve are he producs of specalss who know no equal n her respecve felds. The Moon organzaon ncludes a brllan saff of engneers and crafsmen. They have emboded n hs new car only sandard feaures of proven qualy. They have aken he combned^ngneerng skll of he World n hese welve uns and produced a car ha bears lvng esmony o Moon horoughbred qualy. No skmpng, no suble economes, no hdden shorcomngs, no' one or wo uns played up a he sacrfce of ohers, bu a car ha proves s le as a horoughbred from frs o las S. 6. MOON'S Moor Connenal Red Seal..Cnbureor -Rayfeld. Sarer and gnon Delco. Baery Exde. Cluch Borg & Bcclc. TranJnaaon Brown-Lpe. PROMPT DELVERES MO PROVEN UNTS 7. Unversal Jolna-Spcer. 8. Axles Tnken. 9. Sprngs Sanpar. 10. Radaor Fcdders-Vcory Slver. 11. Seerng Gear Warner..** 12. Frame Parsh & Bngham. ALLAN FROST, F>ropreaw 2X Eas Fron Sree B/4NK, N..

14 "r jfclfef'feafe A** Mlkf Jnfe ^&Aad. So&AJk JkJe OCEANC, New Jersey ns n-he followng-clncher Tres, New- 32x4, $2S.S0 bfeyee Sree an* Oceanc Road Corrugaed Shees, 24 gmg, o 6». 7 f ; 8. 9 arr' o Um lenghs? al good usable maeral syllable for Newna Sprngs flve. TeL 463-R Red Bank, N;. 4 RED BANK KBQWm%. JULY 7, 1&20, Page Ffesa" DOMT YOU KNOW. THAT MEWS. Walsh, he re dealer, has been n M»» Elss Fenry Eegaged o Wed busness n Red Bank almos wo! Aab' Pak M»n. years? f was no relable do you : Mrs. Caherne WUlbanks s hav- her house on Pemlraron hnk could have sayed as long asng avenue ha? Come n and nee mo. have he bes res nado and also make.he bes repar jobs. You can do bubneoa wh a servceable man why hesae? My place of busness s locaed BO he people of Red.Bank can easly fnd me near he ralroad depo. WALTER WALSH. SETTLNG THE QUESTON as o wha s far prof and wha s profeerng ddn' ake a mnue of our me. Col. and Mrs. Wllam S. Conrow Any merchan who wonders f heof New York were he guess of Col. s a profeer S A PROFTEER. Conrow's broher, H. Whney Con row, over he holday. We have always fgured our prof on wha we could gve, and no wha we could ge. Anl you arc que rgh n assumng ha hs polcy of ours means value for our cusomers every me. m p TFT!FV Pe s 1 L LL STATONER nnd NEWSDEALER 17 Broad Sree Red Bank, N. J. Saemen Regarg haw Poao Dggers Tho Remand for Hoover dggers and Cushman engnes has been greaer hs year han n hu pas. Nearly all he machnes whch have bough have been sold. The Company has advsed me ha hey wll be able o supply me wh he dggers have bough.. f you need eher a horse drawn or engne dgger you should place your order a once. f.you order lae chances are ha wll be hard o supply you on accoun of slow ransporaon facles and shorage of maerals enerng no he manufacure. have on hand a complee sock of repars for boh he engne and he dgger. The Hoover dgger does no need any nroducon o you. s unquesonably he bes dgger manufacured, Buy he Hoover dgger and ho Cushman engne and you ge he bes. Your ordor wll be appracaedand f. placed n me, wll endeavor o fll. C.H. Sock a Freehold and led Bank. l^^bul upon ho fordard 110 nch whool bnoo WorlJ'«Champon $ Llfclu Sx chasss, f.o.h.facory CorcAl osmoloa reveal ha 505* of ell cars o bo sold hs yuar would bo Sedans f producon kclog could perm, Mmufcurers arcs alc^llnf o fce»a pace wh hh grea aenenj. Forunaely, wa cm can nlvo.ym delvery on nsw» ElAb S* now. llelle. cad and mp ' ' showng he 5-passen er Sedan ^ he All Year 'Round ^ Comfor Car. _You fnd as welcome n he mos crcal socal ^crclesta* s d&ar o he hears of pracw cal, common sense!carjowners: Summer or wner, r v makes'lle dfference wha he season* he Sedan s mos adaped.o?render.you umos comfor.' The Elgn's effcen wej&h nnd sze mako - jong,ovorlund ours us praccal ns shor ' evenng rdea abou he cy's boulevauds. WyT'. VOU Tll'. lu'aut1fu. '.l.on -SX PORTFOLO ELOH MOTOR CAKCOR'OHATON AROO, LLNOS SALES CO. Monmouh Couny Dsrbuors 16 Mechanc Sree."' " Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 1134 paned. Her grundson f.lev Morrs, s dong he work. Percy VanSchock was a vsor a Phladelpha one dky ar week. Wllam S, Conrow has resumed hs job wh he Curs conracng company of Lone Branch afer havng been confned o he home of hs grandmoher, Mrs. Sarah Sevenson, for a week wh an abscessed ooh. Leon Conrow, who s sudyng elecrcal engneerng a Sevens nsue, has aken a poson for he summer monhs n he engneerng deparmen of he Ellson phonograph company's plan a Orunge. jsanley VanKrk has reurned o h work a Elzabehpor afer havnfe been lad up several days wh a bol on hs foo. "Ur. and Mra. Harry Ferry,annou'ce he engagemen, of her daugher, Else Jane, o Courland Daley.of Asbury Park. No dae has been ne for he weddng. Ma Perry s a graduae of he Long lranch hgh School n ha year's class. Mr. Daley was formerly a solder n he moor ransporaon corps a Camp Val. Joseph Morra of Brdgepor, Conn., has reurned home afer havng spen a week wh hs parens, Mr. and Mre. Jacob Morrs. Clarence Wolco vsed frends ou of own on Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Wz and George Vunllouen of Newark spen hree days las week wh Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wse. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rhoades have moved o Phladelpha. Orrn.Sckles has reurned home afer havng spen a week wh hs aun, Mrs. L. Maps of Branchpor. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Carroll and Mrs. Carroll's parens, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Mallard of New York, have opened her summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherdan and son James spen he week-end wh Mrs, Sherdan's sser, Mr.. Consance Hgham. Mrs. Lemuel Rhoades has reurned home afer havng spen a monh wh her sser, 'Mrs. Wllam lessnger of Balmore. James Crag of New York was he gues of James 1 '. Durnell over he holday. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrs and daugher Sella of New York are roomng.for he summer wh Mrs. Ella Felds. George Hll and John Bowser of Opnng, New York, spen Sunday wh Percy VanSchock. '"' The enlsed ' men of Cam]) Val wll hold a dance a her club house Saurday ngh.. Mss Consance Hgham s spendng n week wh her aun, Ms, John Sherdan of Brooklyn, Theodore Hessnger of Balmore s vsng hs uncle, Wllam osh. Mr. and Ms. J. Dckson and daugher Besse of Newark are spendng he summer a her home here. Mrs. Rober Carbonell s a paen a he Long Branch hospal wh nernal rouble. Mss Durnclln Tabor of New Brunswck spen he week-end wh her aun, Mss Lzze Durnell, Mss Louse LaCrosaz of New York s spendng a few days wh Mr. and "Mrs. Harry VanSchock. Wllam S. Conrow, who s n he.^ chan.jnflene-.and-~ on--ho shp-j Moun Vernon, and hs sser, Hale J Convow of Brooklyn, were he guess ' of her parens, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conrow, over he week-end. Mrs. Mary Tus of Chcago s vsng Mrs. Adam Wse. James Mahoney s enjoyng a en days' vacaon from hs dues a lamp Val. Serlng Durnell was a vsor a Hghlands on Sunday. COLT'S NECK NEWS. Trees and Felds Sruck by Lghnng Las Week. Trees on he properes of John- VanMaer and George Soffel were sruck wh lghnng Thursday. A bol sruck n Mchael Bordck's poao feld, and ho poao plans were klled for a consderable! area around whore he bol h. Raspberry bushes n Mrs. Danel Sullvan's gaj'cun were klled by a bol whch landed n he jarlcn. The Jolly Junors of he Reformed jhurch wll hold a lawn socable a Mrs. Warren Mahews's on Thursday ngh of nex week. n case of sormy weaher he socable wll be held he followng ngh. ce cream, cake, candy am cold drnks wll he on sale and here wll be varous amusemens. The profs of ho so-1 cable wll be used for a campng- 1 rp whch he Jolly Junors wll enjoy a he seashore. -Las week he club me a Mss Carre Mnhews'a and yeserday me a Mss Bearce Doyle's. George Beay of Marlboro, formerly of Col's Neck, ded a few days ago a S. Francs's hospal a Trenon. Mrs. Rober Weeks and her son Roy of Keypor have been vsng frends here., Mr. and Mrs. L.. llanchard, Who have bejen lvng wh Mr. and Mrs. Clfford Mahews, have moved o he Smh Pcher farm a fckobeyvlle whch hey bough a shor me ago. Abou 25 women of he Reformed church had an oung Wednesday on he Throckmoron propery on he. sold for unpad axes. Waler ). mananng he publc schools for nx Felds was he auconeer and hemonhs was urned over o he board a half-pas seven o'clock a nkh. sde ook place a he ownshp hall. of educaon. Two psols Were ordered bough for l«polce..1 lls ohy Hummers spen ho Fourh a Ms (ra'e VnuN's null Mss Dor- All he land was bd n "by ho own- Bh p. o he amoun of $b,l(. >l were Asbn-y 'nrk. ChnrlcH Srong of New Brunswck, ordered pad. n lu amoun s ncluded bll of $l,[lh from VV. O. cer Monday ngh a he openng-of The Vcory park bund gave a con- formerly of hn place, was a vsor here las week. 'renlcy of Long H-anch for nsallng a pump on le Oceanc fre com- They rendered a number of selec- he new playground a.seabrgl. llmjun llmra has moved from Hnlndel n ho l'robero houoe nn pnny' ruck. The hll was pancd aubje.h o (h-r'-mulerwrferm 1 ons and were applauded. e'x/lnaon. he Kryololr lu,nplk.e. Tle, Anne/l; H 1!*!, whch n.u jumner home -ondn-ed by he young Kflss Mary VaMaler s recoverng from leknesf. women'. 1! ehrun moenon for The eueld'h of he Heformed Waler (anley, who a a well Suday-whool are. nrannc o hold a fday-sehool ard congregaonal pcnc ha monh. Luke longhead n n,".rpa holne when comes.o solng hngs. Ad' verlbemen. Pone 344 Under he personal drecon of Waler Reade LONG BR&MCH, N. J. 3 Days, Begnnng Thursday, July 8 Dr. Noah Pech presens n A NEW PLAY BY EDWARD KNOBLOCK and a bg cas ncludng Randle Ayron Theodore Beverley..Phlp Desborough -Mchael Jaffray Ber Mason Marn Lews.Theodore Babcock Ruby Delgado) Frances Sarr Mrs. Henry Howland.. Wnfred Fraser Mrs. Delgado Clara Sdney Kae Dasy Belmore An Elevaor Grl Lulu Ayron Evenng Prces $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Manee Prces $1.00; Boxes $1.50 Seas Now on Sale A. B S Jp sm b A Fanasc Comedy n Four Scenes by CRANE WLBUR Wh a Noable Supporng Company RUMSON NEV^f; Evenng Prces 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Borough Councl Hud a Bu&y Sesson Thursday Ngh. Charles B. Ward, collecor of Rumson borough, was graned a fremen's exempon cerfcae by he borough councl Thursday ngh. A leer was receved from ho couny Ux board requesnr ha careful consderaon be gven o ax appeals fled wh he board from lumson. Tlo board saed ha he councl hould aend a represenave o he hearnp; o susan he borough assessmen f necessary. Borough Aorney Henry lrnley wll aend he hearng, Scoloyvllo road. Tny brough whch wll ake place on July '20h. her lunches wh hem and cooked The Salvaon Army sen a leer of coffee on an mprovsed sovo on he hanks o ho mayor and councl for lawn. Tho women bal n lno mo, endorsng he recen campagn made bu her enjoymen was cu shor by he organzaon. The leer sad by. n shower n he afernoon. Un he acon of he offcals "cn- COU-UKC ua o beleve ha n some Mr, and Mrs. J. Henry Vnng of jdegree wo are servng he communes n our counry n u praccal Srobcyvllo have been fshng olf he LOUR Branch per several nghs re- Jwy, such as a our nmbon o cenfy. They have made some good j do. The publc park propery, he caches of weak fsh. new lbrary propery and he C'ab>lc church lo <>u Man sree were A bg lo of propery, mos f n ll) pne lama souh of le vllage, exemped from CurhT nxlon. was pu up a aucon Tlurmlay and The appropraon of $12,501) for known muaal enns pljye', hau been apponed lawn lennfl coaev l he Hmbrgh lawn enns and crcke club. The annual enns ournmnen of l clu4 wll begn Monday, Augus Ud. Leo Hennesaey, who la employed Manee Prces 50c, $1.00 n a New York bunk, has been on a wo weeks' vacaon. Resdens who use gas for lghng and cookng are complanng of he poor servce. s sad ha ofen he gas s suppled n nsuffcen quany and ha on a number of occasons he gas has been urned off enrely jus a mes when was mos needed. Thomas E. Scpper of Brooklyn spen Monday wh Mr. and Mrs. Andrew /.err. Mrs. Wllam Webb and her granddaugher, Helen Lehman of Mnasquan, are vsng Mr. and Mrs. Benne Preson. John Sevenson of New York s spendng a few days wh Mrs.. Cnrew. Danel Mears, who aends Sevens nsue a lloboken, s home for he summer vaeaon. A number of phoographs were aken of he dedcaon exercses Sunday afernoon by W. H. We, gardener for K.. Adams. Posmaser Wllam Albm has moved he ponnflee o quarers nl jonng bs sore. Hereafer he. posole' wl! open a bll'-pal seven oylm-k n le mornng and wll elose young women from Now York, lm, no ye been reopened for le unmer spumn. n repored (ba h< home wll no b> opened hn lumner owng o Hulcen fund;!. n he cusom of lu amocaon o open he summer homo on he Fourh. Mr. 'and Mrs. Leo Warwck and Mrs. Elzabeh Anger of Lonjr Branch spen Sunday wh Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Mullen. Baron Enrgh of New York has been spendng a vacaon wh hs parens, Mr. and Mrs. James Enrgh, Jr. John Dxon of 'sburg hns been spendng several days wh hs parens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dxon. Mss Jula Lle, Mss Cunnngbam, Drew 'olhcmus and Mr.'Mac- nyre of New York were guess of Mr. and Mrs. Frank l'olhemus Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Evere Kennedy of Washngon, ). ('., are spendng u few days wh Mr. and Mra. ra Kmery. Mss Margare Emery wll go wh Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy when hey reurn o Washngon. Mra. Kennedy was formerly Mss Annu SkdmoT of ha place. Mr. nnd Mrs, Huy Aekermnn of Newark spen Sunday and Monday wh Mr. and Mrs. George Longsree. Mr. nnd Mrs. Phlp Eblng of Urnoldyn and Mrs. John (uff of Houb Sulen, Conneccu, are vsng Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Keel. Mrs. Jacob Cooper and Mss Marjore Longs'ee spen Thursday a New York. Mr. and Mrs. 1 lurry BrlLof Now York are upendng several days, wh Mr. and Ma. John C. Drll. Mm. Harry Sl-ykur of Brooklyn n vsng frends n own. The ndes' ad socey of he l'rebbyeran church wl bold s annul J!n- uuo rn'.v ufenmon uud «l(ch(. n he K'OV.adjonng he church. There wll be mmy now feaureh hlh yer. Thu fur commee connfh of Mm. A. A. McKUy presden, Mn. Uownr H. Jlnnlw and Msa (raeo Porer. Tb" proneuaeh ur«mm. Tbonnn Vcor, Mll. nymon HnHgland, Mrs. Thacher lrown, Mm, Wllam. Enslsh anl Mn Nelle A. Porer.

15 Page Sxeen *#<*#*#*>#*»> ^ RED BANK REGSTER, JULY 7, Phone 80S, Red Bank J! 3 FULL. SHOWS SATURDAYS A.1M5D) OPPOSTE GLOBE HOTEL J Manee Daly a 2:3 «X Evenng 7:OO o O:4S F 8. M, * an H The real Sage Success wh m ^^ L As he grl who faced a burnng crss wh a cool nerve. Tle Dancng Exper A Comedy Cyclone BY REQUEST r7 V > / ^ As Funny As Ever,!W BY REQUEST «?J rplfl *«WLLAM DUNCAN n he 9h epsode of " THE SLENT AVENGER." Tfoo&e otwo Boys Up-o-Dae Mus he Woman Onfe o Forgve? H Tuesday s July 13 h ma SSM N N VTAGRAPH'S <GP1EAT PRODUCTON, ^ * HHBNU H H m H B H 1s P * VJ/ 18 «SJ 14 A Human Draena Dealng wh he Queson jjjj of Double Sandard of Morals for Man and A Woman. #. A WLL-JAM POX PRODUCTON NEW SUNSHNE COMEDY NTERNATONAL NEWS CHARLES HUTCHSON n he9h epsode of "THE WHRLWND".: -k. *> SCREEN V1AGAZME TWO REEL WESTERN^ > pjf E3 E23 ;KKKK^J~HK*<KKK*^KKKK~^ ON BOND affd MORTGAGE. NOTES PURCHASED. BUSNESS FNANCED. APPLY TO 25 E. Fron Sree, Reel ; B\J«Un The Neares Vou A rchly-flavored, full-boded mal and hops beverage, brewed n he famous KRUEGER way. TRY A CASE OF T ON SALE EVERYWHERE Dsrbuors for Red Bank J. L. WORDEN JOHN CALANDR1ELLO Shrewsbury Avenue Far H N j Red Bank, N. J Tel. Red Bank 568 Tel. Red Bank 669-J THE FRST NATONAL BANK FREEHOLD, N. J. TS MOTTO-SERVCE. 4% ON TME DEPOSTS MFWS FROM MlfDFTOWN! Mrs -. Sar! h avs ofnew York '?' n V»J lllull JU/J'LJL luyv W. ] occupyng frer, summer coage a j j Navesnk. Her house has been re-1 DRUNKEN AUTOSTS COME-TO : decoraed -and-remodeled GREF ' ^' - am ' ^' r3 ' Frank " Tracy of ". Waerbury, Conneccu, spen he j Ther Car Upse a New Monmouh Fourh wh Mrs. J. Henry Wallng. bu They Saved Ther Whskey of Por Monmouh. Mss Helen Brown Rc B no as Mr - aml Mrs. Thomas A. Douglass Lbraran a Navesnk Lbrary. and famly of Mlburn are spendng.. Fve drunken New Yorkers were n \^e summer a Barre Beach, near! an accden Saurday afernoon when j Po #. Monmouh. her ear skdded and upse n fron!. Msses Anna May and Lllan Hen, serously hur. Some one, fearng j Monday wh Mrs. George Wes of sen r'nr"!f W^nllonl T o1' 'Norman Johnson has qu fshng.%," ne o^!e'l r^ ^ George C. Henry of Belford and., ' and he dd no spend much me a: ls, ' ''oyed as freman on a fer-, he scene of he accden. rv>oa; - Mss Helen Brown of Alanc' Mr. and Mrs. Ernes Abbo and ;, Hghlands has resgned as lbraran:^ 0.'. 1 : ""aukhcr Dela of For Lee are a he Navesnk publc lbrary on ac-! v. ls! ln K Mrs - Sarah DeVesy of Nave-; T Or'^e h l L,f%^Z \ 5 "Af ur Walers of Ruherford lbr-r'n \«<s Prnwn'e vcsn-n-nn' s P ell Saurday wh hs moher, s Kr, l ly regecd by he eonmun- j ^ ^ ^»» ; N-osmk. of A. Judson Palmer's a New Mon-1!!er3? n "f New York have been vsmouh. One of he men was pnned?_? rb.\. Ge rge W ' Klnle y o Por beneah he auomoble. Hs con- The laughers of Lbery of Bel-' $* week-end wh hs grandmoher,; ford e.eced.hese offcers > week:! % ^ ^ J ^ ^ Y ^ M..M. SL-;H ll- mce.nl -h Mrs. Al P. cr, Mrs. Jane Sewar of Navesnk. -.M!-. Kln llk spendng several days wh her ss-1 flud, M cr l-l.m mm. Mr. and Mrs. Herber Solenger of lls,ll-,:u 1.Mss M,l,,- '.Mm'-. Navesnk enorancd relaves from' (lus.l- K»!- Mrs Mnrj Hal.-, ey. jnew York Sunday and Monday. 'Vu.'.'- Mss Ma Sankewcz of Sone Mr. and Mrs. Slas O of Nave-j nk eneraned company from ou Church and Hss.Mae Pressley of,,.,, - -,.u.m- Branch are spendng a few "f^wn Mrs. Anna on ndependence ambury of day. 'or Mon-; days wh Mrs. Alfred Woollaeo of mouh eneraned frends from Fchlurp:, Massachuses.. Mrs. Phladelpha over he Fourh. Woollaeo was formerly Mss Grace Mr. and Mrs. Lovnp of Norfolk,' Wllams of es' Navesnk. ad socey of he New : VrRna, are vsng hrnes Mad-1 The ladebaps church mees hs SD ', 1 of,. Monmullh ^uuna. LUUH ULL-LB Hur., 1 ^"-' w Mpnmouh. x,., nlu-rnoon a Mrs. Howard W. Rob-1. lh lh ' ^/'Vesnk publc school m hes's. The Worh Whle Krls wll!"f '"Panc-d by Waler B. Connor mee omorrow ngh a he parson-. l. ', K '':,,,,., K,.. (Carles Seeley am hs son ' Leon- \»»'» Mss l«s Jenne week Kraemer wh relaves of lelford a lud, Mss Bella Smh, Hugh Demars ; N H",,.,.;, and Mss Dela MeCuny of Brooklyn spen he Fourh wl Mrs. Rob-me hs afernoon a Mrs. Wllam The Navesnk lades' ad socey er Henars of Por Monmouh. DeVesy's. Bel'ord has more han fs usual ' Theodore Davs, Jr., of New York, quoa of summer resdens hs spen Monday a Navesnk. season. Kvery boardng house s Mss Lllan Fowler of New York flled and here s a consderable has been vsng Msa rene Naughon. number of campers on he ahore. Tweny-wo young folks of lelford, Por Monmouh and Red Bank enjoyed an oung a Sarvaon j sland Sunday. The rp was made n Lous Whe'n moor boa. Herber 'osen, who s employed l he (oodycnr re facory a Hazlc Nowa. Mr. and \rn. Koy L. Wneron of Freehold were week-end guess of. Avn Wallng and famly. M': Klue Wallng has reurned home from a va wh Mr. and Ma. Akron, Oho, h spendng a week wh! oy y L. Wne-ron of Freehold. hs parens, Mr. and Mrs. Am/. M. l'osen of Navesnk. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam. Holder and (laugher Kaharne of Newark MHS Nn Wleelwrf.jh of Rocka- vsed a bo home;! of Frank K. 'oway Beach, New l urc, s spendng lng and Joseph. Wobser over he he sumnf- wll her grand arens,! Murl. ll', and Mrs. (leorg llendrckso of John F.-.-r, who n uaoncl a.navemnk J'hladelha wh he navy, spen he.mrs. Mary ('. lenncl of Mma-j Fourh wh ln parenk, Mr. and Mrn. scuan n. l \ re.:(.'.mf, ;H prncpal of Wllam Keller. he Nav<. snk pulde sclool. No one Mr. and Mrs. \Joln M. Hope and ye been a p>ncd o. ake her Mm. Sade Thonprson of Brooklyn are vln/f Mn. (Jorge W.'V*/orl<>'». Mr. and M arnll Marn and M Krnn'en l.upon of Now York several (>.HT y folks were s vsng Andrew J.,ll ham. < Fourh of Mr. and.mrs. (; The A. and P. sores baseball eam U. Marn o' l'or Monllrall', who cacleh Mrs. ThomU!.Sarr nnd dnkller of defeaed he llu/.le eam on Sunday lnunlh.! ly» snrc of f o 5. M:-.; M. llehool n 'm l.cc, he Newark are guess of Wllnm H. summer vacaon wlh lcr moher llyr. Hr., and famly. Thoman Sarr.Mrs. Adam Lnzmyer of Navr-'nk. Blen he week-end a he llynr home. 'f s a safe ndcaon of fuure performance.? *-"-! Probably hs accouns for our seadly ncreasng paronage. a clen of hs Bank s seldom ndeed ha he goes elsewhere. Once a person becomes f you are no a cusomer of ours, we shall apprecae an opporuny o demonsrae he advanages of hs nsuon. THE The Larges and Sronges Bank n R/onmofh Couny. Toal [Resources Over 2% pad on Checkng accouns carryng a balance of $1,000 or more. 4% pad on neres accouns of any amoun., To Who buy neer guess Your nner ubes are almos as mporan as your res. Bu akes a specal skll a rare sklls o buld good ubes. Mller sands supreme n hs feld. For 24 yearb Mller has bul super-grade rubber goods. Mller oday remans he larges maker of sucl flngs as surgeons' gloves. Tha sor of skll s needed n a ube. Men may dffer on he bes re maker, bu hey canno dffer on he bes ube maker. Tha place a conceded o Mller. Mlle Ao good as Mller Tres Layer on layer Mller Tubes arc bul o hn shees of pure rubber - Burgeon grade. They are bul layer on layer, shceon shee, up o he proper ply, Then each ube s esed So hours under ar pressure o make sure s ar-gh. fvc hese deal ubes cos no exra prce. f you wll buy one Mller Tube and wach, you wll f]way slgg s Mll Tread Paened Caaar red moob, wlh aucon cup* o (rmly (up w» phakgaarefo-lha- lloadl ddrsadamcb Ufcs cogcn dr. R.G.COOK, %acoas Tre Servce Rereadng and Vulcanzng. Aul> Acceare. lallorc Repared and Charged S3 Frs Avenue, ATLANTC HGHLANDS, H. J. *>