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1 .VOLUME XUW NO. 52. snsd Weellr, Enured u B.cond-Cusn MaUr a n Pcsoffle a Bed Bank, N. J, under ha Ac ol Hszeh d, 1879, RED BAlf, N. J M WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, $1.50 Per Year. PAGES 1 TO 10. GOODBYE TO HGH SCHOOL.1 BULDNG A BUNGALOW., {Jacob Vosselman Mores no H» Now Dwellng on Granje Avenue, Jacob VoBselmnn, who has been boardng on Peero place, moved hs vfeck no bungalow whch he s buldng on he wes ude of Grange avenue, norh of Eas Fron sree. Mr, Vosselman e a carpener employed by George W. Morrow of Asbury Park and he works on hs bungalow durng hs spare me. AH he ousde work has been done. The bungalow s 24x36 fee and has fve rooms and a bahroom. has a hardwood floor, and s provded wh modern mprovemens. Theodore Sco s dong he mason Work, Charles Hobrough s he plumber and C. F. Clark s he elecrcan. The bungalow wll cos $5,000. FORTY-SEVEN PUPLS FNSH STUDES N RED BANK. ClM Ngh was Held Wednesday (Ngh and Commcncemn Exer-. c»e» were Held he Followng Ngh SpacUl Pro. Awarded. The $ed Bank publc schools closed Frday for he summer. Fory-seven pupls efd good-bye o hgh school las week. The clans ngh exercses were held las Wednesday ngh n he hgh school audorum. Blue and red, whch are he class col-. ors, eomprsd he color Bcheme for he decoraon!. Pennans of he graduang class were arranged n a jtow on he hr«e sdes of he sage, near he op, and from he pennans blue and red rbbons ran crosswse down he walls. The fron of he sage was banked wh flowers. The class moo of "Fnshed, Ye Begnnng" was suspended from he op of he sage, Class ngh s observed as a "ngh of fun." s he me when he graduaes have an opporuny o "jolly" her school assocaes and he exercses have always been popular wh boh he graduaes and he audence. The commencemen exercses ook place Thursday ngh n he audorum. Margare Dudley gave he valedcory address. Arclellu Hardy was he saluaoran. The manle oraon was made by Ehel Yanko and he manle reply was made by Kahryn Cooper. A fne address was gven by Rev. George Dugon, pasor of he Trenon Presbyeran church. The dplomas were presened, o he d b Mr V Ph dn p e pre graduaes by Mor V. P f h b d f d, uch, presden of he board of educaon. Edwn C. Gfland, supernenden of he ed Bank publc schools, awarded he specal przes. A scholuhh prze of $150, offered by he Sgmund Esner company, was awarded o Geoffrey Mercer. He also receved he Renssalner college modal gven o he suden who was mos profcen n mahemacs and scence. The Red Bank womans club offered hree przes for an essay on "Amercansm." Ths cones was open o he pupls n he graduang class and every pupl n ha class wroe an essay. The judges were Mrs. John J. Leonard, Mrs. Edwn P. Thompson and Mrs. John Lesle Mongomery. The frs prze of $5 was awarded o Margare Dudley, second prze of $3 was awarded o Cheaer Frake, nnd hrd prze of $2 was awarded o Luella Jeffrey. J. Hamlon Prce of he Red Bank real esae company gave a prze of $10 forhe bes essay on "Publc Manners." The enh and.elevenh grade pupls compeed for hs prze, whch was vvon by Caherne Lamnrche. The class of medal offered for he bes essay on "Amercan Saesmen", was won by Luellu Jeffrey. The followng s a ls of he graduaeb arranged accordng. o he courses whch he pupls pursued n hgh school:..atlh SCENTFC.. Margare E, Dudley, Kaherne G. Tllon^ Louclla JelTrfr, OBNEHAL SCENTFC. Charloe Bolchor, Jnul J. UrnacJ, Edh Brower, Helen Doremus, Ella Hculy. Lllan D. Jnhnea, Berncu Ludlow, Helen Maloney. Madelne Palse, Harnh Parker, Caherne PlUerer, Moron Rce, Maron Sco,* l.oune Hlmpuon, T«r>na J. SloflH, Helen 15. Tren, A BULDNG REMODELED. MANY CHANCES MADE TO JOHNS BUSY CORNER. Aleraons Made o Clohng Sore and o Oher Quarers n he Buldng Where he Clohng Busness s Locaed New Tenans. mprovemens coang $16,500 have jus been compleed o he buldng on he norheab corner of Wes Fron sree and Wharf avenue. Ths propery for a number of years was owned by he John Baley esae, und was bough lab sprng by a mens clohng and shoe sore known as Johns Busy Corner. Ths Horo re-opened Saurday afer havng been closed several weeks whle he aleraon? were under way. A specal re-openng sale s beng ar- Raymond K. Conkln, Loul 3. Conover, Henry N. Ely. Cheser Olver Frake, Casper Heller, Franas J. Marckse CeoRrey Mercer, Alber M. Morrs, lmwnrd Daon RUHRM Raymond M. Tlernoy. W. Raymond VanHorn Kenneh L. Walker, Maynard Whe. Joseph C. Wllams. EWl Ynko, COMMERCAL. Grace E. Burr, Mary L. lynn, Gernlln! S_ Fowler, Hnlell C. Suphen, Ardclln S. Hardy, Ewnrd P. Branch, Annabel D. House, Abran C. Dlxon, Mary- lppnoo. Hcrno- C. Hawkns, MellsBa Lle, Raymond Tamey. Emllc M. Mlnon, Fr«l honor Margare E. Dudley. Srcunl homr^-ardolla S. Hardy. Tlr<l hunor Ehel Yanko. HONORABLE MENTON. Edllh Urowor. Tere J. Slo, J.ouelln Jeffrey, Knherlnc G. non Pornh Pnrker, CheBer Olver Frake Mavon Rce, Geoffrey Mercer, Slmpron, Geffrey Mercer, W. Raymond VanHorn Mos of he graduaes wll aend college. Charloe Bocher wll go o Surgcn physcal ranng school, Edh Brower and Ardella Hardy wll go o Rder college a Trenon; Paul J. Brused, Geoffrey Mercer and Lullu Jeffrey wll go o Brown unversy; Ella Hcaly, Berncc Ludlow, Madelne Palse and Helen Mnloney wll go, o Newark normal school; Helen Dorcmus wll go o Skdmore college of ars a Saraoga, New York; Margare Dudley, Teresa Sloss and Kenneh Walker o Pra nsue ; Hc,nry Ely o college n Geya {HOTEL AT SHERFFS SALE. COLTS NECK PLACE STRUCK OFF TO DR. CRATER. He Bough for $4,500 Propery whch Lew> Snydsr Bough for 915,000 Ten Year* Ago Mr. Snyder OnesRefused $18,000. Lews Snydcrs hoel a.cols Neck was Bold a sherffs sale las week a ;ho cour house a Freehold a he m of Dr. E. W. Craer of Oceanpor, who had a morgage of $6,000 on he propery. Dr. Craer made he hghes bd a he sale and obaned h.e hoel for $4,500. A second morgage of $2,000 was held by he W. A. French esae. No bd was made by he esae. A represenave of he French esae old a Regser reporer ha he hers of he esae were reconcled o he loss of he $2,000. The hoel SB a large oldfashoned buldng and s n farly good condon, wh abou four acres of land. Mr. Snydor, who s occupyng he.place, wll move nex monh Xa he Forman Taylor house a Cols Neck. The bd of Dr. Craer for he hoel. propery s anoher llusraon of he depressng effec of prohbon on rural hoel propery. Ten years ago Mr. Snyder bough he hoel from he lae Fred Luher for $15, A ha me he hoel was one of he bea payng counry hoels n ho couny and he prce pad by Mr. pcl ranged. sore busness s owned by d M Cl Mll Mr. Levy andmracel Mler" s conduced by Mrs. Mllers son, frank Mller. The wndows were rmmed for he re-openng of he sore by Joseph J. Pepone of New Brunswck. J. J. Heer of New York s a new employee a he sore and hereafer he dsplay work wll be done by hm. Mr. Heer was formerly employed a smlar work a he Srand heaer a New York. The enre Fron sree sde of he sore has been enclosed wh new plae glass wndows, and fory fee of he Wharf avenue fronage has been smlarly mproved. Mahogany panels form he background of he wndows. The cellar has been enlarged o he full sze of he sore and has been fed up wh shelves and show cases. Ths par of he buldng wll be used chefly as a aore room. A new floor and a new meal celng have been pu n he sore, New elecrcal fxures have been nsalled hroughou and a specal ype of elecrc reflecors have been pu n he wndows. Exensve aleraon have been made o oher pars of he buldng, and some changes have aken place among hex enans. Augusus Layon has moved hs barber.shop o quarers adjonng he sore and Mooney & Woods wll move from he Fron sree sde of he buldng o he Wharf avenue sde of he buldng, formerly occuped by Harley Cooks produce busness. The quarers whch Mooney & Wood wll vacae have been rened by; Samuel Anglof & Co. of New York for a womens clohng and shoe busness Anoher new enan n he buldng s he Eagle novely shop, he propreor of whch s Harry Ksln, Ths busness opened Saurday. makes a specaly of sporng and jewelry noveles. The plans for he aleraons o he buldng were drawn by Leon Ksln, an employee a he sore, and he work was dom> under hs supervson, The maeral was provded by M. N, Smh & Son and Earlng, Johnson & Frake. Concree sdewalks were NURSES HOME GETS SHS. Tha Sum Wa Made a a Rummage Sals en Whe Sree Saurday. A rummage sale for ho benef of he nurses home a he Long Branch hospal was held n he new Whe Brohers sore on Whe sree las Saurday. All he arcles a he sale were gven by Mrs. Thomua N. Mc- Carer of Rumson and hey were n unusually fne condon for goods offered a a rummage sale. The sale began abou en oclock n he mornng and by hree oclock he goods were abou sold ou. The sale realzed $145 for he nurses home. The sale was under he drecon olmrs. Thomas N. McCarer and she was asssed by Mrs. Wllam M. Roberson, Mrs. Charles P. rwn, Mrs. Arhur B. Whe, Mss Jula Lle, Mrs. J, P. Echele and Mrs. Harry Schanck. NECK GUT WTH HATCHET. AUTOMOBLE ACCDENT ENDS N AN ASSAULT. Wllam Evans of Eaonown Aacked by Rocco Zucco Whle.He HELPNG THE SOLDERS. RED CROSS ADNG EX-SERVCE MEN N MANY WAYS. ThU Organzaon Has an Average of A FRANKFURTER PARTY. MU Esher R. Tompblm Enernneal a Few Frends Saurday Ngh. Mss Esher K. Tompkns of Hubbard Park eneraned a few frends Saurday ngh a a frankfurer 160 Cases a "Mo~nb".of"bs"W.M roas and dance. The roas was held Among Solders or Ther Famle. "-he rver bank. A en o.clock he - * - - pary reurned o Mss Topknn a house where dancng was enjoyed. The rooms were decoraed wh cu f Now Almoa Ou of Money. Ever snce he war ended he Monmouh couny Red Cross has bum occuped prncpally n lookng "f^r eoldere and adng hem and her m ere dcoraed wh cu flowers. Those presen were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Havland, Mr. and Mrs. Ths ad o he solders has J aken many forms. The Uned -,. Saes governmen hab hree separae T :.J organzaons whch are supposed o look afer dsabled solders, bu ubually akes monhs and somemes over a year o oban relef. These M 0 " so a hree governmen organzaons are l "» rrb» w - he bureau of war rsk nsurance, whch aends o fnancal maers concernng solders nsurance; he bureau of publc healh, whch aends o medcal maers, and he bureau of vocaonal ranng, whch helps solders o learn new rades when hey have been ncapacaed for her old rades. Cases are frequenly shfed from one o anoher of hese bureaus, makng long delays Tompkns, Mr. and Mrs. ChoaHck and Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Red Bank; Mss Hazel lss Mldred Lawes, Wllam Jr., Thomas Scowcrof and nl - Waler Rankn of Far and Mss Florence Ken of SCHOOLS BANNER YEAR. HANDWORK OF PUPLS. Was Holdng Zucco 1. Chld n H and vexaous requremens before re- Arms Zucco Hold (or Grand Jury lef s accorded. The led Cross flls n he nerval Rocco Zucco of Bank sree was arresed las Wednesday afernoon by Sergean Harry T. VanNoe and Polceman Wllam Musoe on a charge of assaulng Wllam Evans of Eaonown wh a hache. Evans Mr. celebraed he openng l d h h y pg of he hoel under hs ownershp wh a horse race from Cols Neck o Long Branch. Cash przes were offered o he wnners. The fases horses n he couny ook par n he cones and he even brough many h ll H Mll g y vsors o he vllage. Henry Mullenb k H H h Th condon for a me was serous, bu he s now mprovng* The assaul occurred on Shrewsbury avenue, near Bank sree. Evans and hs broher Edward were rdng along Shrewsbury avenue n a Ford runabou, Edward was drva ng he car. Near Bank sree h Z h ld d SPECAL NSTRUCTON FOR 27 SCHOOL CHLRDEN. They Comprse Wha s Known as a Specal Opporuny Class and Besdes Dong School Work They Make Rugs, Carpes and Baskes. Whn he pas year 27 Red Bank school chldren have been akng spebeween he me when an ex-servce cal nsrucon n handwork as we! man or a member of hs famly needs as regular school work a he Shrewsasssance and he 1 me when he ges bury avenue school. The group s..., - from he governmen. The Red known as he specal opporuny Kecse and Kalpn Oojs helps he ex-servce man o ge class. was formed o help hose \ «Magce, he prncpal of hospal reamen; many cases of chldren, who hrough sckness or schoo, s aendng falmer sumrr consumpon have developed from he oher msforunes, have been unable school a New York n order o g SHREWSBURY PROUD OF SHOW- NG MADE BY PUPLS. School Made he Fnes Record of Aendance n s Hsory, and n Many Oher Ways Had a Remarkable Year Gf lor Prncpal. Shrewsbury pupls, fnshed her years work las week wh an average aendance of 95 per cen, he hghes percenage of aendance n he hsory of he school. Those who were no absen nor ardy he enre year were Cyrl Lawes, Wllam Randall and Madelne Saguroh of he eghh grade, John Parker and Lawrence Sco of he sevenh grade, Else Hounhan and Wllam Parker of he ffh grade, Josephne Nesler and Kaharne Callory of he fourh grade, Sarah Callery of he hrd grade and Helen Callery of he second grade. A Palmer mprovemen cerfcae j for good wrng was awarded o Helen Ahearn, Palmer progress pns for wrng were awarded o Mary Rordan, Jane Kurs, Francn OBren, Wllam Randall. Rose Hannon, Margare Robson, Else Hounhan, John Baley, Amela Reese and Emly Saguron. Prmary gold sar wrng pns were receved by Josephne Ahearn, Edh Burs, Mare Lange, Raymond McGowan, Ausn Rordan. Mrs. al of he summer ve - lessons n wrng consumpon have developed u. n.c -...». *..,.,..«. c,,^w.... hardshps and exposures of war and o keep up wh her classmaes; more advanced new cases of hs sor arse each and o help hose who have been un- nex^ year^ Las week he graduaes monh and receve Red Cross help; able o rean neres n men whou jobs and men who can sudes. h ld d her! f he school gave j dsh o Mrs. Mag slver bon bon The prncpal3 men wo j no lonner cany on. her old rades. Teachers frcm schools n dfferen 1 ; hld ld l ; are helped o fnd new employmens; pars of "he" Eas wdows are aded n geng her hus- classrooms o vsed he eachng name and he year 1921 arc engraved on he dsh. The pupls made 10 by geng, subscrpons o a perodcal. To hs y brnks H Henry won he race. bands nsurance; guardans are mehods employed ly Mss Ruh Hall g ( suph Zucco, hree years old and a son Z d h A YEARS SUPPORT RASED AT A CARD PARTY. The Two Orphans Are Over F b h R, k of he.needlework Guld s Ther New Faher and Moher. Two French orphans n he cy of was h o g Zucco, who was workng n a new buldng near by, rushed oward Mr. Evans. n one hand he carred a hache and he sruck a Mr. Evans hd f H k France, bu "he Red Bank Branch ~ g -r f ~- chop hs head He 8ruck Mr. Evans on he neck wh he sharp ge of he hache and madea long edge of gash. Evans _le go hj; boy and sanl S. Quenn, France, have been o he sree. Zucco rased he hache "adoped" by he Red Bank branch of o deal anoher blowbu he second he needlework guld of Amerca. The needlework guld of Amerca as a whole has underaken he work of rebuldng and resorng^he cy of S. n nmo y ] rk 18,000 members-of he junor Red *? S J?L? ^T^VTl^^some h he chldren o U:,H AULL, for hem..., <- have made remarkable progress j " e pupls^ whn a year. Four pupls n y c a3s wl " b? re urn " o hlr l? vm< : r FREE OUTDOOR CONCERTS. aemp wag frusraed by Trevonan Benne, who grappled wh Zucco and succeeded n subdung hm. Dr. Edwn Feld ook sx sches o aew he expenses of he Red Cross have s0. been runnng ahead of s receps, w s now almos a he end of s, --,,,--,,..... fnancal rope. n order o decde on classes nex fall. The nsrucon m s fuure course a meeng of offcers! na u ndlw0, rl < : kc s U P he rcs ol he and delegaes of all he branches and sch o1 <*** auxlares of he Red Cross n Mon- The prncpal produc hs year \ B.J,k"wn\ve hefrwof a seres of monh couny wll be held a he Ma- was rag rugs. J hese rugs were, sold j r e e concur s on he ngh of he sonc hall n he Esner buklrp n, n Red Bank and vcny. The l»g-; Fourn on, e hj g h school grounds. alan Band o Gve he Frs of a Seres on he Fourh. The Royal alan band of Red Quenn and he Red Bank branch of up he cu. The jugular ven was he organzaon has adoped hese ; aave( f rom beng severed only by he wo orphans as s par of he job. > mel. es fracon of n nch. The The orphans wll no be brough o Amerca bu wll be suppored n France and he needlework guld wll pay he hll. coss $35 a year o ake care of an orphan n France, and $70 wll he requred opay Heex^ pense of mananng he wo. Mrs. Theodore Roosevel, Sr., s he honorary presden of he needlework guld n hs counry. n order o rase he money o feed and clohe he wo orphans a card pary was held las Frday afernoon a Mrs. Wllam A. Paersons on Prngle avenue, n Mddleown ownshp. Foureen ables were flled wh he card players and abou $100 was realzed. The balance afer payng for he years suppor of he orphans wll go no a Chrsmas fund o be sen o S. Quenn nex wner. The wnners of przes a he card pary were Mrs. Rober A. Mason, Mrs. Zucco boy was no hur by he auomoble. Rocco Zucco was arragned Thursday mornng before Jusce Edward W.f,.W.l9 e - He-waved.a hearng.and wag held under $2,000" bal on a charge of arocous assaul and baery for he acon of he grand jury. Carmne Conanco of Recor place and Frank Saggere of Herber sree wen Zuccos bal and he was re leased. SALES ON DRUMMOND TRACT. New Owners for One Houae and Two -o» on Ths Trac. John H. Cook, Jr., of Newman Sprngs road,- who s buldng foureen houses on he Drjmmond rac of land n he souhern par of Red Bank, beween Shrewsbury avenue Frank McMahon, Mrs. James P.! and he Souhern ralroad, has sold Cooper, Mrs. Waler Connors, Mrs. he house a he corner of Brdge Roger-Farnham, Mrs. A. G. Rose, Mrs. and Sunse avenues o Mrs. Marha wtal S. HU, Mr3. L*.*G7 Davs, Mrs. j Gannon of Brooklyn. The house wll «c, v, u.^.~.w.,...-. (J. R. Morrs, Mrs. Herber W. Hll,; be compleed abou July 1s, when lad n fron of he sore by James;Mrs. John A. Ely, Mrs. Bddle H.he ransfer wll be made. The " " " - J -!l - - u > --m =_...»» - T., «.-,n...-.l. j house has sx rooms, bahroom and all mprovemens avalable n ha par of he own. The lo s 43x122 fee. The prceof he propery was $4,150. Mr. Cook has bough from Charles Cover a vacan lo on he corner of Brdge and Sunse avenues for $350. Norman & Son and a le lobby was made n he sore enrance by E. E. Alexander. The panng was done by Alder & Cloh and he elecrcal work was done by Harry B. Hayes. SALE OF TWO LOTS. Land Sold a he Corner of Grange Garrson; Mrs. Jflhn P. Smyhe and Mrs. Hamlon S. Ban. ELECTRCAN BUYS HOUSE. George A. Hogan he New Owner of Maple Avenue.Propery. George A. Hogan. of McLaren sree has bough he Mrs. Anna H. g $ lo s drecly across Brdge f h h d l h h Avenue and he Far Havon Road. Truswell house and lo on Maple, avenue from he house and lo he has Wllum Buchanan, a conracor, avenue, ndjojng on he souh he j u s sol( f T, hs!? s 40x100 fee, and bulder of Bed Bank, has bough: resdence of Rev. Rober MacKellar. Mr - Cook wll buld a house on hs from Samuel Allen wo loa on hethe lo s 50x200 fee. The house, } f m _*? hose he ls mm» ulldm e Far Haven road a he corner of has egh rooms and bahroom, gas, Grange avenue, The plo has^ a elecrcy and seam hea. A garage Red Bank nex Monday ngh. Per- ges cusomer for he rag rugs was h Gld f h Gldn Rdle of sons who are neresed n he work are also nved o be presen and lsen o he dscussons. The speakers he Guld of he Golden Rale of Trny church. Before he class was Anoher concer wll be gven a he same place he followng Thursday ngh, and for nne weeks hereafer wll ell wha he Red Cross has done of own o be made no rugs. Now d f h d by y ngh, andfornnewe sared he socey sen he rags^ou concor on ne sch q ol. grounds wll each Thursday ngh. The wll ell wha he Red Cross has done of own o be ma o g be^ven each Thursday ng for ex-servce men and wha s every rug for he socey s made by banc ),a3 ordered new unforms of A number of black, gold and red and hese wll be for jje f V fu h concer now dong, bu he chef maer aken he school chldren. A number of up wll be he queson of rasng rugs have also been made for he funds o connue he work of he Long Branch Reformed church. The 1 Red. Cross: Wh cases of solders or j chldren have fve looms on whch hey make he rugs, all of whch are operaed by hand. n addon o he rugs he chldren hs year made floor members of solders famles n dsress or need or help o he number of 160 a monh comng before he Red Cross, ha organzaon beleves brushes, aprons, baskes, servng has a msson and a duy o perform. rays and a number of oher arcles, Bu he work canno-be connued whch were sold. Over $200 worh whou funds, and he meeng Mon- of goods were produced whn he d h l l d he he ne profs amounec o day ngh s prncpally o dscuss he year bes mehods of obanng he needed money. WANT CHARGES DROPPED. Campbells Juncon Men Don Wan Houer and Pney Prosecued. Herman Labrecque of Campbells Juncon and Mongomery Hoose, who unl recenly was employed as a clerk n Mr. La»ecques bucher sore, have wren a jon leer o Prosecuor Charles F. Sexon askng. _. j frs me a he concer ~ - Fourh. Pasquale Acquavva s he new leader of he band. The band was organzed wh weny members and now has 32. n addon o hese members weny young men and boys are akng lessons under he leader. Abou a score of persons heard an nvaon rehearsal by he hand a he Rver sree schoolhousc Tuesday ngh of las week. OROLES TAKE ANOTHER. Ths summer Mss Hall wll ake a course a Vneland n hs specal eachng work. s expecerd ha abou ffy pupls wll be enrolled n Jersey Cy AH Sars Trounced by - Score of 4 o 2. The Red Bank Oroles rmmed ha Jersey Cy All Sars Sunday by a he specal.opporuny class nex fall. SOON TO BE MARRED. Mscellaneous Shower Gven Las Week (or Red Bank Grl. A surprse mscellaneous Bhower score of 4 o 2 before a large crowd of fans. The home eam sared rgh off he reel by scorng n he frs and second nnngs. The vs- were unable o do anyhng of value o Morleya offerngs bu round n he he nnh by rally. - he Orolea wll < ss Carver " 6 " 1 " "" he Valsburg Tgers, roljey saon and" shoued profane (receved many gfs. Those presen l. s.. ealm pnupone of he bes ex- * -!»,.r» u.won, Val«n u r Mrs hl bons seen here hs season a few - --o and he Oroles were exend hemselves o wn. Mr. Sexon o dsregard he charges was gven las week for Mss Velcnah ^, vueomorley7 made agans Theodore Houaer and M. Carver of Sprng sree, who s o m - 6 J _ e _ a Charles J. Pney of Keypor. Whle be marred soon o Frank G. Valleau * n pn?h andanohet^n drunk a monh ago he wo Keypor- of Souh sree. The pary was ar- ^harn bang"rally ers assauled Mr. Hoose and broke ranged by Mrs. Wayman Wlsons j a Th Or hs eyeglasses. Then hey hung Sunday-school class of he Frs *.U. T..W B,,p..-. a r/» n dh:.mchodb church and M he Frs Mr. Labrecques soreand he rohey saon and shoued profane receved many g T p h;b g ancf ndecen language. They were were Mrs. Joseph Valeau, Jr., Mrs. ^1D k n j B o held n $200 bal for he acon of Prank Chadwck, Mrs. James Carver, f,» held n $200 he grand jury. Lb d n her leer Mr. Mss Grace Allen, Mss Else Teley, Mlss " Eleanor Morrs, Mss Helen h on hs rac. Wllam W. Cook, who recenly Grange avenue, The plo has a elecrcy and seam hea. A garage,,, T fronage oe 100 fee on he Far wh room for wo cars s on he rear bough from Charles. R. D. Foxwell a Haven roud am 200 fee on Grange)of he lo. The prce was $7,000. lo on he souh sde of Drummond nveuc. Mr. Buchanon pad $2,000 The sale of he propery was made av?, n, uc on! he yrummond rac, s for he wo los and he sale was, by Hawkns Brohers. j buldng a bungulow on hs lo. He mndo by Wllam H. Houson. Mr. Th h bl! h bh f h D d s bough from he Drummond es- The house was bul abou weny ae for $250 a lo adjonng he Fox- Dxon Russell o New York ev jer ^ BuecesBful real esae opera- was aferward bough by Lawyer naucal school, Loufs Conover o he on s «" urn E he P a^ fcw y eara He Warren H. Smock, who occuped bungalow on he lo. Unversy of Pennsylvana, Cuh- nends o buld wo houses on he for a me. He aferward bul an- Unversy d..,.,.,.,,, ^^., erne Phsercr o Combs conserya-1 ln ">l 1> C hna J U3 bough, ory of musc a Phladelpha, Maron Rce o Savage physcal ranng school n New "York, Louse Smpson Wl ll Rd T c, p o Wlson college, Raymond Terney o Cornell unversy, Kahorlne Tlon o Monclnr normal sclfool, Ehel Yanko o Syracuse unversy and Joseph Wlllsma o he Unversy of How Are Your Eyes? hey burn, smar or feel sraned when you read or do close work? For clear vson, whou efoher resdence on Reckless pace and he hen sold he propery o M Truswell.. Mrs.- Noc ; s hereby gven ha he parnershp ] b Jh MC seph Wlllsma o he Unversy of,» Vl., p, g Pennsylvana. Raymond VanHorn. b. ulwln? *2 Broad sree, Red Bank. and Alber Morrs wll ake pos!. Hou? 1 10 A - M -* 4:0 P - M - and d h d Bk b? apponmen Phone 88. Adver- Phone 88. Advergradunc courses a he ed Bank "> apponmen hgh school. Emly Mnon has. >men. aken a poson a ho llrond sree naonal hr.l und Mabel Suphen has aken a poson n he real esae.</...., -* (»,. ofhce of Hendrckson & Sou. Fran-?, la J o?,h?tfl5 R-B c B Markseln wll ake a course wh,fc, 4 HVj cv a n church, Red for or sran, have your eyes exam- ]no y ex s ng beween John McCorned and proper glasses fed. J. W. mck and Harley M. Cook, under he Wrh & Bo,, Opomerss, Regser lh. m name of McCormck and Cook, 2 Broad sree, Rod Bank. wa8 d g3olvell on j u n e Uy muual conson. Busness wll be carred on by John McCormck under he frm nnme of McCormck and Cook. Harley M, Cook s n no wse lable for nny debs conraced by he sad McCormck and Cook. Debs due boh o and by he same wll be seled by John Mc- Cormck. Adversemen. Organ Recal A. LnHos, asssed by ~ ay evenng, some wll reman a home. ROYAL ARCANUM. Group Vleong a Red Bank Thur» day, June 23rd. A group meeng wll be held n Red Hunk Councl, No. >84, Thursday evenng June 23rd, 1021, a 8:0(1 *. M, There wll be naon, work o be done by Coronal councl degree eam. P. S. Regen W. Hol A pear wll b«h) speaker of ho ovenng.. Hofresmcnn wll bo served. Coma ou und help make hs an nerchlng help n v«rlaemm. We Are Solng he Balanca of our Runmer nlllnory n hnlf rce, HB we close our mllnery parlor on July 10h and wll reopen onl AugB 10h: Ths does no nclude* he new m and fel spor hun. Msa A. L. Morrs, room 11, EUnor bul(lln.---ajvvel»ena«nj;., a Knckerbocker pharmacy, Japhn Clayons and ed Bank Candy Kchen. Adversemen, Annvermry Sale Connued wh numorou addonal aracons and exceponal vlurh.. (Thn 57h Annversary Cclobraon s n pro- KraH ll Hnhmlny, July 2.) A. Sal/. & Co., Rod Bunk, Adversemen. Rubber Good for All Purposes. Buy from manufacure!; ecn on approval, gunrnnccd, caalogue free. Ffh Avenue Specaly Co.,, BQO T avuuov Tev Ybfll Averse-* num. Food Sale. Ludlr Auxlary of he Mddlnd y lown lla )ln church wll hold u food»8ul«svnlny, June Sf>h, from 3:00 o 5:30 r, M. Adversemen. pnys o adverse n The Regser. Use he Bes. Our Naonnl Muyonnasc, a pure home produc. On sale a he bes sores. Tweny cens per dozen allowed for he large empy boles. B. Alpern, 20 Broad sree, Red Bank, formerly Bloms. Adversemen. Mss A. L. Morrs wll cloa; her mllnery parlor, room 11, Esner buldhnr, on July 10h, and reopen on Augus 10h wh an enre new lno of he Beron. mllnery. Adversemen. -...Carpes. Dyad - nny desred shade, very quckly and reasonable n prce. Red Bunk Seam Dyo Works, Max Leon, propreor, 24 Wes Fron sree, Rod llnl. Phono 784. Adyoremon. Awnngs. See our adversemen on p«k«2. Laggren Bros. Co., nc. Adveruemon. ANNOUNCEMENT. A Few Word, o he Lade of Red Bank and Vcny. Complyng wh he many requess by lades who have vsed my shop ha mnke a specal feaure of gvng onsoral aenon o women, have fed up a specal deparmen for hu purpose a he Sanary Barber Shop, Weller buldng, 7 Broad sree, Red Bunk, upsars, where lades now have he opporuny o receve ndvdual onsoral aenon by exper arss n a refned, mpdern, sanary shop where he envronmen 19 mos pleasng and where hgh cluss work s coupled wh moderae charges. Hand or elecrcal facal or sculp massagng, sngeng, har bobbng, shampoong, ec., gven mmedae aenon. Apponmens solced. Phone Red Bank 2117-M. Tho Sanary Barber Shop, 1 Broad sree, upsars. George A. Kelly, propreor, Labrecque and Mr. Hoose sae ha Mlss Eleanor Morrs, jvuss nce Houser and Pney had apologzed and, Compon, Mss Ruh Compon an had made resuon for he damage! Mlss May Warden. hey had done. The wrers of he *"** leer sad hey dd no wan he Dance by Woodmens Lodge. wo Keyporers o be furher pun- 1 " " "- shed. Boys Neck Broken. M d f y George Murng, nged four years, son of Mrs. James Marng of Keans 1 The Woodmen of he World lodge b BANKERS PLAY BALL. Trus Company Team Defeaa Sec* ond Naonal by Score of 17 o 5. The Red Bank rus company defeaed he Second jaonal bank a The Woodmen o e gf,a«d he Secnd of Red Bank wll hold a lunch box: baseball on he Orole feld las socable and dunce on Thursday, Thursday afernoon by a score of gh, July 21s, n he Odd Fellows, 17 o 5- The eams appeared evenly buldng on Monmouh sree. Monmouh Muual Supply Co burg, was nsanly klled las week loaded wn earcn. joa^pu num»«;> -. he drver. He wns arresed by Dc- sorage of meas, apples and poaccve J.- B. Rue and he s now n he oes. The Monmouh ce Company, he poneer ce dealer of Red Bank, a he sole dsrbuor of our ce n Red BnnU, Shrewsbury, Lle Slver, Rumson, Far Haven und Oceanc. Ther oflce s on Oukluml sree, adelly, p for all p, l he famg exper onaoral work ly. Adversemen. The Pano Shop. We specaly p he mos dffcul pano und pluyer pano work; also n new and used panos of hghes qualy. A. B. Dlrhan, Drummond place, phono 933, Red Bank. Advoracmen. Typewrer Headquarera. We buy, run, sall.fxchankg and repar ypewrers. Trubn a, he Sore of a Thousand ems, 58 Broad sree! Rod Bank. Adversemen Green Gables, Pleasure Bay, now open for he aeuaon, Dancng nnd a hgl-clubs rohumm Adversemen. couny jal. Tall Cedar Ceremonal a Keansburg Fre company buldng on Thursday evenng, June 30h. ledara, brng along auplngs. Las chance a $S naon fee. f youjacen o ralroad a Red Bank dehave "kold fee" we wll accep you : po. Wllam 11. Reed of. FJaonown and ake care of you. See.ou Te- jalao dsrbues our ce a^kaonown, ley, Doc Engler or Sup. locler for Occanpor and vcny. Our ce s applcaon blanks. {{. Warren Au- absoluely pure, beng manufacured muck, scrbe, Bay Vew Fores, No. from dslledaresan well waer. 18. Adversemen. We carry 1,500 ons of hs ce n Holmdel Poao Meeng nex Frday ngh. A rousng meeng of farmers wll be held a Holmdel Frday evenng of hs week o dscuss every phflc of \w mfrkok subjec. Elsewhere n hs paper wll be found he ls of speaker*. Adversemen. _ Use ho Be. Our Naonal Mayonnase, n puro home produc. On sale n le bes sores. Tweny cen per dor.on allowed for he lurgo empy boles. B. Alpern, 20 Broad sree, Rod Hank, formerly llloma. Adversemen. Dr. Dunn, Surgeon Chropods, Second Nulonnl hank buldng. Rod Bank. Hours from 2:00 o 8:00 p."«r fnly. Tulmrm Kr-TV. -Adversemen..., ^.,^^ Auos paned. Uned Auo Fanng and Trmmng Co., 1H Mechanc sree, Red Bank, phone U01. ^Adversemen. Blreyers lea Cream a he Smoko Shop.. "s a food no a fnd."-^advorls«mm, sorage as a reserve for he proecon of hose who use our ce, nnd o nsure her nvg a suffcen Bupply of pure ce durng he ho weaher. We are srcly wholesalers nnd make no delveres whaever. The offcers of he company are Charles 10. Brown, presden and manukr; J. L. lendrckson, vce presden, anl E, Thuraon Blasdell, secreary and rhsurer. Alvernomen. Vsng Cl-opoc!«Dr. Frances. Cooko Oasler wll mnke apponmens by elephone o come o you when needed. Telcphona Eaonown 2100-F-42 beween 0:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. m. -Adversemen. - - Guernsey <*n( Jersey Gu e "- n uncon Frday, JUH.M.l, a Jucoh 7/loknM sunluh. uppome Cenral nnn, Freehold. Kxru lne lo, bg )odu!{ra anl all governmen U.lcd.- Adl Auo Psnel. Uned Auo lung nnd Trm mlng Co., 18 MeclunlL sruc, K«c Bank, phone 001. Adverlnenon. mached n he frs par of he game bu oward he fnsh he Trus company ossers fell on he ball wh a " * *-- -ms n ho afernoon wh na- Annual Pcnc of he Enrach Sngng Socey wll le held on he Joseph Morra place on Evere road, Sunday, June 26h, All knds of games wll he played, also dnncng. Come ou o hs beauful place and have a good days oung wh he famly. Auo busses wubo run every half hour from 10:110 o 2:30 o he plcnle grounds, leavng he founan. Tho Commee n Charge. Adversemen. Freworks nl Wholeae. Wellworh sore, corner Frs and Moun avenues, Alanc Hghlands, N. J,, One dozen boxes sparklers, 45 cens, 100 hoxea Bulucs, per casn, $7.50. A largo varey of noveles. A small quany on hand. Buy now. Adversemen. As We Wll Cloe for one monh on July Kh, we wll wll he hulance of our summer mllnery a half prce. Thn Aoes no ncuule lu uuw Hn uud fel.por lan. MsK A. L. Morh, room 11, Muner buldng. Adversemen. Your Summer Ha 1 Unl r<! 7 hlockod und elouned; work on lanam u mccl.ly, Marascl lror., * WMb- "Fro>-. ; #reer-«a founan. Adverl»um«. Wo are ou of ho hgh ou dl»- rc, A.. Dlrhan, llgh»rad» jn.-, Dunoml place, Red llunk, honu 933. AlvoHlnomo. Breyers c«crana R he Bmokc Shop. "» food nod f fad." Adverlwwej.,

2 !. - < -, RED BAfgC,1921. $ v v 5! Youre n clover! Four.corners," where youll fnd subsanal savngs on mens Sufnmer sus. $10 or more off several housand. Mall Ordrrs Flled ROGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway a 13h S. "Pour a 34h S. Convenen Broadway Corners" Ffh Ava. a Warren a 41s SU NEW YORK CTT The Larges Real AWNNG Manufacurers n he Eas Laggren Bros. Co., nc Eas Grand Sree, ELZABETH, N. J. Telephone Elzabeh 873 Weekly Servce o Red Bank and Vcnes SSBSB&SSOOSSSSSSSSS&ZSSSS&SSS^^ successful and HOP BavoragG No chemcals, exracs or syrups. Absoluely pure. Brewed n he good old-fashoned way. sales oll/ Le your grocv or dealer send you a case, lgh, dark or assored. (Wll keep ndefnely.) Le h:n nroduce o ypu- also he modern successor o gooj old-fashoned Ale DUBLN BREW. (Boh made by Tne Rsng Sun Brewng Co., Elzabeh, N. J.) Dsrbuor for Red Bank J.. MONSKY 10 E. Fron S. Phone 73 Thursday and Frday, June 23, 24 To Please One Woman" "Say Wh Flowers" W lke o hnk of (he Spr ha promph onrfrends o recommend us o he!r frends. n.hs word of mouh endorseno ha bulds GOOD WLL, and rl.- endorsemen more and more promps us o sll greaer effors n qnaluj, unformy and far declmj. HAYES BROTHERS COMPANY Member ol F*lorsH* Telegraph Delvery 78 Monmouh Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Red Bank Fl R 2 WLLAM OBREN MEANS HGH GRADE SERVCE Approved and mproved Heang "r- Plffbg*" " Waer Sysems Copper Work Earhen and ron Ppe THOMAS OBrlEN PAYS A FNE AND COSJSOF $ He Wa Found Usng Mlk Bole* Owned «nd Regsered by Oher Mlk Dealer, Whch > a Volaon of he New Jeney Bole Ac. Thomas OBren of Leonardo was flne<l?10 and coss of $8.70 las Frday on a.charge of usng and raffckng n jlllk oles formerly owkd by Dalon Parmly of Oceanc nnd now owned hy Melvn A. Rce.s Drynoch farms of Leonardo. The complan rgans OBren was made by Arden Ells, supernenden of Mr. Rces place. Mr. Rce has los many mlk boles durng he pos few monhs and he law agans usng or raffckng n mlk boles owned by anoher s very explc. On June 4h Mr. Ells ook from he wagon of Ml". OBren four flled mlk boles alld fve empy mlk boles owned by My. Rce. The bole ac makes a volaon of law, afer he desgn and leerng on he bole s regsered, for anyone o use ha bole for any.purpose whaever, and he law also provdes a penaly for he offence. Garfeld Grover and John Maxsp.n were arresed on a smlar charge, bu he cerfed copes of he papers from he couny clerks offce faled o show a regulaon whch was necessary. The complans agans hese wo men were accordngly dsmssed by Jusce Edward W. Wse, before whom he cases were heard. Charles R. Snyder of Alanc Hghlands represened he hree men agans whom he complans were made, and Theodore Parsons of he law frm of Relly, Qunn and Parsons represened Mr. Ells. ATLANTC HGHLANDS NEWS. Gold Medals and Goldpeces Awarded o Publc School Pupl. The graduaon exercses of he hgh school were held Thursday ngh a. he Majesc heaer. Eleanor ngls gave he saluaory address. Gerrude Tansey gave he valedcory. The prncpal address was made by Dr. F. W. Maroney. Two gold medals and $oo n gold were awarded as specal przes. Alee Behr won a gold medal gven by he same socey for wrng he bes essay. The Rober R. Manell przes for he bes essays on Shakesperean opcs were won by Helen Blls, who receved $15 n gold, and Mss Eleanor ngls, who receved $10 n gold. A fve-dollar goldpece was awarded o he pupl n each hgh school grade who dd he bes work n Englsh durng he.yenv. The wnners were Gerrude Tansey of he welfh grade, Augusa Kaz of he elevenh grade, Rosalnd Lnson of (he enh grade and Paulne Pnnud of he nnh grade. A fve-dollar goldpeee gven for he greaes m-!>n>verkn shown n penmanshp was won by Mary Neole.. The closng exercses of he eghh grade were held Frday afernoon., Rev. F. A. DeMnrs of Asbury Park gave an address. Recaons were gven by Helen Todd, Jessamne Aekerson and j Dorohy Felds..A fve-dollar goldpece was gven o Dorohy Felds for he bes work n Englsh, o Jessamne Aekerson for profcency n spellng, o Helen Todd for profcency n general nformaon and o Mary Ncole. Rose DeFazo, Olgn Sorrensou.and Alce Nole, \vho^ eecved Palmer mehod wrng cerpjhv enes. The eghh grade class gave gfs o Rchard M. Harman, prncpal of he school, o Mrs. Ella Clark, he vce prncpal, and f Mss Ehel Guormsen, who played he pano a he exercses. The hgh school nlumn assocaon held s annual meeng nnd dance Frday ngh n he school buldng. Abou 100 persons were presen. Tle offcers eleced for he comng j yev.y are Waler Blls presden, Mrs. J. S. Flcrof vce presden, Mss Anna McDonough secreary. Mss Alce Whe reasurer and Mss Francos Pauser ffh member. Thry persons aended a surprse pary gven Wednesday ngh for Edna Dender by her school chums. Dancng, games and oher pasmeswere enjoyed. Harold Uhrg and Phlp Dnkle have gone no parnershp n he elecrcal supes and conrac- 1 ng busness. The frm s known as he Alanc elecrc sunply com- j pany. Mss. Dorohv Gaflfev s em- ployed as senographer n he com- [ punys offce. " J. S. Flcrof ::K1 famk- nre j spendng j week wh Mr. and Mrs. Kmnk Gordon of Marlboro. : Mss Ehel Arsead s vsng n j Pennsylvana. j Mss Ruh Armsrong, a eacher a j he publc school. ns gone o her home n Bangor. Pennsylvana, for a shor vs. She wll aend he eachers summer college a New Frunswclc. Mrs. James Eac.e s spendng a few days wh relaves a Flushng. Mrs. Fred Olver, -who s n paen a he Long Branch hospal, s m-! provng. - A moon pcure nnd vaudevlle j show for he benef nf he hook nnd ladder company wll be gven on Frdav. Julv 1s, a he Alanc heaer. Mss Kahryn Graham s expeced home hs wrek from he Long Branch hospal, where she has been oonfnd he pas, wo weeks. Mss Tholmn Rwcney s employed n he offce of Benjamn G. Marn & Co. Hnrold Kelly s emnloyed n Baldwns sudo for he summer. Leo Wheheud s home for he summer vacaon from he Carnege nsue of ochnologv a Psburg. A card pary was held las week ly S. Agncss club and n, larpe numher of przes were awarded. The socey wll gve n chcken salul supper nex Wednesny Tph. Mrs. James Spres and Mss Jane Spres spen he week-end a Brooklyn. Mn.Sunday-H( ed Flank. VANDERBURG NEWS. Four Pupls wh Perfec Aendance Records for le Year. Pupl:; who were no absen nor lardy he pas year were Knlerue 1. and Margarrl A. Denne. Clu 1-1c" S. Cunover and Margare K. ScnnlH. The aendance for he year was he hghes n he hsory of he school. Mss Kln Carney reurned home Saurday from a weeks vs wh frrmls Belnmr. Mss J. Grace Hoey spen Thursday a.-^enu HH."vMyl.he. hol^ ml M-huol. Mr*. Mary ^V**l;l spen Saurday Mrs. Mchncl ordm s on he sck ls. Dr. J. T). Kly of Malrloro s aendng her, (.. Bjmn of Yarmond poulry farm.spen Saurday and Sunday u New York nnd Brooklyn. f f T f ft T f fft f f THE FOURTH OF JULY s rapdly approachng and s me o hnk of Our remendous buyng power makes hs he logcal puce o receve your order., (. Prces, Servce, Assormen Your chldren are enled o* have her fun whle young; s your duy o mpress upon hem he mporance of ndependence Day, s your prvlege o gve hem he joy whch should ever fegn n he hear of a free people.. Jon hen n celebrang wh a grand dsplay of Freworks. A carload for your selecon a TRUBNS Sore of a Thousand ems" 58 Broad Sree Red Bank, N. J. WSFJrV $5 o $15 Accordng o Model Seleced Columba, Hudson, Flyng Kerkle, Lsnwood, U.S., Exper, Queen Cy Same Lberal Dscouns on Tres and Accessores Wha would make a more approprae * graduaon gf o ha boy or grl han a Bcycle? LOUS J. TETLEY Bcycles and Moorcycles Reparng 4 Mechanc Sree Phone 295-J Red Bank, N. J. "Ha Enough o Broad Sree for Convenence, Far Enough Away for Economy"

3 DOWN GO DRESS PRCES Grea Reducons Tha Brng You Fne Slk Dresses f or Almos (he Prce of Coon Dresses A Clearance Sale of Apparel -Savngs Bg! These clearance prces are sure ohave a drasc effec..we marked he merchandse low because we need he space occupes. You benef by he sacrfce n prce ha enals.. Bu come early whle he choce s unbroken. $23.50 Handsome Beaded Canon Crepe Dresses, Smar Georgees beaded and embrodered n exceponal rch fashon; a wde varey of he newes Taffea Frocks and Dresses of he newes Spor Slks sragh lne and bloused n effecs, n he mos desred colors. Formerly $35 o $65. Summer Frocks a Specal Prces Exquse New Models n Loveles Fabrcs The parcular woman or mss wll fnd choosng from hese collecons a mos neresng experence. n he frs place, he syles presened are among he newes and mos orgnal. Gnghams, Organdes and Voles n pleasng dversy of new. syles rmmed and fnshed lke expensve models n wde varey of beauful new colors delghful accessores. Unusual Collecon of Blouses An assormen of enrely new models grealy reduced o effec mmedae dsposal. All he mos desred maerals. There s always "Somehng Dfferen" here. Make a hab o wach our dsplay wndows. 26 Broad Sree Red Bank, N. J. Ford Ton Truck Cus Delvery Coss. The Ford One-Ton Truck has cu "delvery coss" for housands of busness houses, farmers, facores, corporaons, ec. Thousands of owners aes o s economy of operaon and manenance. They call he Ford a real "necessy" n her busness. Ask us for a copy of he "Ford A Busness Uly." Read wha pleased owners, say. wll cos you nohng. Bul of ough Ford Seel wh e ever-dependable, F,ord moor ransmng power o he alumnum-bronze worm drve, wh demounable rms and pneumac res, fron and rear, ogeher wh he mechancal smplcy, have helped o gve he Ford Ton Truck he lowes possble operang and manenance cos. s he lowes prced one-on moor ruck on he marke. Add o hese praccal mers our afer-servce organzaon, whch nsures evey ruck owner of genune Ford pars and sklled Ford mechancs, so ha he Ford Truck need never be ou of servce. To sum up: p Servceably, y, flexbly, y, power, p, durably, y, lowes frs and operang coss, servce, all ogeher are he Ford quales whch cu down expense and wll help you cu your "delvery coss." LMATAWAN ENGLSHTOWN Sell Real Eae Ran Coages Monmouh Couny Farms W. A. HOPPNG TRlX BULDNG BRQAD STREET RED BANK. N.. W. E. MOUNT RED BANK NEW BRUNSWCK CRESCENT BRCK Mfg., Ran Eaonown, N. JL...S^wjOLAas^. _, _.. ~" r ~""" jpacb OF&CK,. WHTE-GRAY BUFF 1 RED Specal F14E F»L.ACE BRCK PRCES: «asoboo per Thousand RED BA&C REfjSTER, JUNE 22, 1921, * BUTCHER BLEEDS TO DEATH. Asbury Park M«n Faally Sabs Self, Wfale Trmmng Mea. ] Morrj^ MesnkofT, an Asbury Parkj bucher, severed" he femoral urcry ) whle rmmng hea las Thursday and ded n a ey mnues from loss of blood. MesnlUoff was usng a bg knfe whch he held pon oward hm as he worked. He was usng consd- j erable force wh he knfe and when slpped he blade made a deep cu n hs gron. Mesnkoff old some chldren n he sore o run for a docor. He walked o he rear of he sore and dropped. He was dead when help reached hm. Mesnkoff was 24 years old. JEWELS AND GRL VANSH. Summer Resden of Asbury "Park Loes Jewelry Worh $10,000. Jewelry valued ; $10,000 and a housemad dsappeared from he summer home of Mlon A. Maas a As» bury Park las week. The grl was raced as far as Phladelpha an3 here he deecves los her ral. The vanshed jewelry conssed of 1 a $2,000 rng and ; srng of 111 pearls belongng o Mr. Maass moher, lre. Sarah R. Muas. The jrl had gven her name as Mss Helen Smh, bu hs s beleved o have been a fcous name. HGHLANDS NEWS. Chldren* Day Observed Sunday Many Wn Przes a Card Pary. Chldrens l)ay exercses were held Sunday a he Mehods church. The program conssed of songs, recaons and pano selecons. Those who ook specal pars were Huber Ryan, Louse Grm, Esher Farrer, Anna Johnson, Sella Seclman, Helen Fzparck, Eleanor Kayle Chrsne Grm, Vrgna. Bogle, Naom Corell, Charles Anderson, Mabel and Base Phllps, Kenneh Bahrs, Helen Yaes, Lloyd Corell, Rosna Darby, Ronald Ryan, Vvan Glber, Renoe Mahews, Nedra Rogers and Florence Adar. Ralph Mead Coleman of Wes New York wa,s bapsed Sunday mornng. The sermon opcs for nex Sunday wll be "A Belef n God" and "A Belevers Transpor o he Land of Promse." Las weeks card pary held by he socal welfare socey was n charge of Mrs. Frank Freund. Those who won przes were Mrs. Fred F. Dessaur, Mrs. J. Knuson, Mrs. Fred Darby, Bernard Moun, Mrs. J. Kay, Mrs. M. Kay, Mrs. John.Whe, Mrs. James Concannon, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Sandlaes, Mrs. Charles Mller, Mrs. R. A. Schaller, Mrs. Hal Davs, Mrs. Wllam Fehlhaber, Mrs. George Lmng, Mrs. Mary Tomlnson, Mr. and Mrs. Arhur M. Roberson, Mrs^Addson Romane, Fred E, Johnson, Mrs. Ellen Kueblcr, Mr. and Mrs. H. J Spearng, Jacob S. Hoffnan, Mrs. Joseph Germano, Mrs. J, L. Opferman, Mrs. Mary Mays, Mrs. saac Moun, Mrs. Freund, Mrs, Samuel Burns, Mss Alvna Wecker, Mrs. Frank Hemhauser, Mrs. Harr^ A. Brown, Mrs. Bernard Creghon, Mrs. Valenne Wesenberger, Mrs Clarence Burdge, J. Roher, Mr. an Mrs. Kay, Mrs. F. W. Frankln Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. Georg adleberger, Mrs. Pman Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Parker. Renne Brown,, Howard A. Johnson, Harry H. Reuby and George Swanson, have been apponed specal polce offcers whou pay. A. M. Roberson has rened hs house on Mller sree o a Newark famly for He summer. Mss Gladys Poser, who wll graduae omorrow from Trenon normal school, wll each nex fall a Hllsde, near Newark. By a score of 8 o 7 he Hghlands baseball eam defeaed Monmouh Beach Sunday afernoon on he Hghlands damond. The score was ed when he nnh nnng sared. Monmouh Beach faled o score n he frs half. The wnnng run was scored by Hghlands n he las half when Grswold baed ou a lner whch brough Sco Ahearn home Percy Hauser of he Hghland eam scored a home run durng he game. Nex Sunday Hghlands wll play a eam from Newark. Evelyn Card, four monhs old, daugher of Margare and George, Card, ded of pneumona on Frday. The funeral was h.eld Sunday and he bural was a Bay Vew cemeery. The facory on - Bay avenue reopened las week, afer havng boon closed several monhs. Mss Ella Collcran wll aend he eachers summer college a New Brunswck. A number of chldren aha place are lad up wh sore hroas. Sco Ahearn s home for he summer from Alfred college. Rober Collerau s home from Rugers college Hazle News. The Hazle school closed on Frday f las week. The eachers, Mrs Le-nea Green am Mss Mary M Donovan, reaed he chldren o cake, ce cream and lemonade. Mr. and Mrs. Frederck Dean, who were recenly marred, have reurned from her weddng rp. They wl make her home a Hazle n h< John Herle house. J. Frank Wegand has fnshed h years course n he New Jersey luv school a Newark. He s employe! a law offce a Newark for he summer. Mss Francs Lassor and Mss 3usse Sherman hnye bough a Ford ;ourng cur. Myron Conovor of Calforna s vsng hs parens, Mr. and Mrs. Judau Conover. Real Esae Wo Sell REAL ESTATE. Wo Ron FURNSHED COTTAGES. We Wre ALL KNDS OF NSURANCE A. L WNS AGENCY Telephone Offce 392-W Room 7, Regser Buldng, RED BANK, N. J. PLUMBER and STEAM FTTER, Now U he me o have Furnaces,4_ # \ Soves, Smoke Sacks, Gul^r, _,, J lder anlgoneral plumbnd pu { n order before coldweahar sos "? n. A Esmaes gven for new Ha««rs. *.* Ask abou he now ppeless heaer. HOWARD PREY Sanary Pumblng 74 Monmouh S. R«d Bank JP«u STORCK Of Course Brunswck Records JULY suggess joy, relaxaon and recreaon. To Amercans brngs graude for naonal ndependence. n harmony wh hese houghs hs ls of July Brunswck Records s submed. Prsmac rays of love, lgh and laugher emnae from hese superb reproducons., 10-n. $ Love Mne 10-n. $ Walz n C Sharp Mnor CONCERT. (Teschemacher-Garner) Tenor Maro Chamlce (Op. 64,.No. 2) (Chopn) (Panofore Solo) Leopold Godowsky 12-n. $ Ah! Moon of My Delgh From "n a Pers.u Garden" (Lchmann) Tenor " Theo Karlc When My Shp«Come Salng Home (Sewa-Dorcl) Tenor Theo Karle NSTRUMENTAL. 10-n. $ The Swan (LeCygne) (San-Sacng) (Cello Solo) Wllem Wlleke Berceuse from Jocelyn (Godard) (Cello Solo) Wllem Wlleke 10-n. 85c Amercan Fanlase Par (Vcor Herber) New York Polce Band Amercan Fanac Par (Vcor Herber) New York Polce Band SACRED. 10-n. $ Sll, Sll Wh Thee (Garrsh) Creron Male Quare "". " Son of God Goes Forh o War (Culer) (wpl Brass Quare) Creron Male Quare POPULAR. 10-n. $ Amerca (My Counry Ts of Thee) (Smh-Carey) Mxed Voces Collegae Chor Dxe (Emme) 10-n. $ Now Lay Me Down o Sleep (Mchell-Meyer) Tenor Due Creron Male Quare James Sherdan and James Lynch Sprngme (Kahn-Fredland) Tenor Jame SHerdan 10-n. 85c 2098 Where he Lazy Msssspp Flows (Ffrcnch-dcFreyne) Tenor and Barone Charles Har and Ello Shaw Somebodys Moher (Serlng-Von Tlzer Crescen Male Quare 10-n. 85c 2099 Drowsy Head (rvne; Berln-Vaughn de Leah) Srand Male Tro Saunerng Along Wh Susan (Waren-Gurs) Srand Male Quare 10-n. 85c 2101 Nesle n Your Daddys Arm (Herscher-Burke) Tenor and Barone Blly Jones and Ernes Hare Down Yonder (Glber) Tenor and Barone Blly Jones and Ernes Hare FOR DANCNG. 10-n. 85c 2104 Croonng Fox Tro nroducng "Jus a Week from Today" (Caesar-Rule) Carl Fenon, Orchesra n Your Eyes One Sep nroducng "Andrew" (Rnfrle-Dyson) Carl Fenons Orchesra 10-n. 85e 2105 Wonder Where My Swea, Swee Daddys Gone Fox Tro (Sark) Benne Kruegers Orchesra Saanc Blues Fox Tro (Shelds-Chrsan) Benne Kruegers Orchesra 10-n. 85c 2102 Tea Leaves Fox Tro (Whng) (Orchesral arrangemen by Waler Haenschen) Jabberwocky Fox Tro Rudy Wedoefs Calfornans (Kends-Brockmnn-Brown-Easwood-Weslyn) Rudy Wedoefs Calfornans 10-n. 85c 2103 Moonbeams Fox Tro (Prce-Sep) Green Brohers Novely Band TCall You Sunshne Fox Tro nroducng "Say Yes" (Slvers-Frey) Green Brohers Novely Band 10-n. 85c 2100 Chere (Dear) Fox Tro (Bbo) Carl Fenons Orchesra Jus Keep a Though for Me Fox Tro nroducng; "Always"- (Burne-Fscher-Kroll) Carl Fenons Orchesra Any Phonograph Can Play Brunswck Records STORCK Of Course NNMMMHHmHmH «««ELKS FAR June 30, July 9 Don Forge The Chldrens Pcnc of ordnary qualy sro no good enough for prescrpon work. Only drugj and chemcal! of he very hghes grade of pury are f for use n prebcrpon. We lne he bea obanable no maer whe he coa and a^ow no on* bu regsered phnrnucsa o compound he medcne All prescrpon! aro double checked, hn guardng agan he poubly of error or naccuracy. You may depend upon he precrlpom you hnvo flled SClROEDERS PHARMACY,. C. HUBBARD, Prop. 10 Broad Sree, Bed Bank. T..Dbon. 146 T.l.phfn. 3S Mohers May Be Fne Bu Gve Me SOME!!! FOR MNE When n Long Branch, Vs EVANS PASTRY SHOP, 5 Second Avenue A Dry Cellar Ye a Cool One A warm cellar s a poor sorehouse. Thas why vegeables and oher foodsuffs canno usually be kep n he basemens of homes heaed by he old syle ppe furnaces, or he more cosly sysems. The Home Venlaor Furnace The Orsn.l PATENTED Ppolou MoJ.l Manufacured only by lc HOMER FURNACE CO., Homer, Mch. wll, radae enough hea o keep he cellar free from dampnc»3, bu wll no derac from s nuual coolness. Vegeables can be sored wh perfec safey. Hen s no wased wh he "Home Venlaor." The scenfc prncple of desgn nnd operaon sends nl hea uns hrough he combnaon ho- and cold-nr reu )ler and from here s evenly dsrbued hroughou he house. - Clean, smple md BAffeVSDoea wase Tpacb and doesn necessae a bg nsallaon coa. We can equp your resdence wh a "Home Venlaor" n a few hours, for a lle more han you would puy for a nood base burner. Ask us for more nformaon! Wllam OBrkn, Rod Bank awl Subrlgh..-5!

4 Peee FOOT RED BANK, J^NE 22, *30HN f. COOK, Edor and Parlhfr. OBORGK C. HAKCE, AllocUU Edor. Busln«AB Manager: THOMAS 1HVNG BROWN. nered a he pasoffce a Bed BaDk, a. J. n» sccond-doea maer. Auo Trmmng, neror Fnshng. Subscrpon Prces! Jh» jpar * %x monhh 15 Couches and. Parlor Sues Made o l*.r.«monhs.j.40order. Goods Called fof and Delvered. ~~W.»NKSDAY, JUNE 22, 11) W. Fron S. RED BANK, N. J.., TOWN TALK.. Wha jnblk".senmen can do o nflkmh 1! mm]>al EovTmrn was llus.l Monday n jl when a J"ool.-! rvl- 1!" spuml ;?">,000 of he M.OpK :.^ nurry fo ; pulc* UU^ph ^y.sln was cnokd ou. A he oounc:! HH-lur Mmnly n(jhl was slak-j hu l.- vu-plono company h:ul oly-v.l n nsull :..smh- sysem A majory of he counclmen v/ru olrnally nllaver of spendng $. r >,0(H>.for : (jlvr.ph sysem am was only 1>". ne he people were so srongly oppusd u he projec ha H b lefled. Tn- savng of $[,,C0l, mporan a.- ha s. s pcrlljp> less valuable han he lesson whch he ncden eaches. Heal represenaves lre always wllng lo he Kld.d ly. he wll of he people, and evc-n hus? nfleals who are no aculd ly seh moves canno enrely R-nore an nellgen expresson of publc opnon. Aroused publc senmen canno sne-sslully be delc. f he people of led Hank showed as much cve.-. n oher maers as ey dsplayed n hs queson of he pole elegraph sysem, Kcd Bank would he one of he bes governed muncpales n he sae. Muers of much 1,ruer mporance ;uo consanly bj? passed on by he mayor :ud councl, bu hese hngs scarcely creae more han passng, aenon. 11 s rare ha mure han a dozen persons are a a councl meeng. * * * People become vasly exced when own offcal:; are beng chosen a "lecons, bu hs neres seldom luss afer he ballos arc couned. Even ns neres s largely of no value o he cause of pood governmen, for he people are vasly more concerned n pary success han n he elecon of capable and hones offcals. Ths parsanshp and he apahy shown by he people n he managemen of publc affars "s a fne hng for polcans and nflcelolders. They know how o capalze for her benef; bu hs parsanshp and apahy s dermenal o he publc n nver.-e rao o s benefs for polcans and offceholders. Prohbon scored anoher knockou over a hoel las week when he hoel propery a Cols Neck was sold a sherlvs sale for $.1,500. Probably never agan wll hs buldng- serve n any way as a hoel or place of publc eneranmen. Ten years a^o s former owner bough for $lfj,000 and a year laer he refused an offer of $18,000. Thus, j wnce he prohbon law has been n effec, he properly has decreased o one-fourh of he value had n he hard drnkng days. * * * Some prohbon advocaes ge a good deal of sasfacon ou of ncdens of hs knd. They regard such occurrence, as groa vcores for sobrey and emperance and o a cer- an exen hey arc- rgh. Wha has 1 happened a (ols Neck has. aken : plac n nearly every oher counry place whore a hoel exsed. Almos he las vosh.e of he rural hoels f.s been wped nul. n he few place-, where bpsn vllage hoels are ->UU nexsence. s only a queson of a shor me when hey vvll ds- Prohbon reason n be so far ;.- s Vrr ve ou enu;l.ry h,l"ls s sead of f flon;! l over hs vucae.-- haw every -!ed wh prohbon. k.d. nc, lo- *vor, a wse; 1 :;d saner [[nl-- wmld ll be o (r> o preserve n rural 1 1" le. Kood feaures of hese dsappearng hoels. n solll- places ns has been done and dcmuerae neejlerhud. upals have been bul up where ulks can feaher for, socal nercourse. and recreaon. l -.., Poopb lvnjc n ces and lafc owns, wh recreaon, amusemens and spors offered on all sdes, have no dea of he par ha, rural hoels pl.yed n relevng he edum and (ru.-.c lahnr:osness of rural lfe. To buld up eonnunl y ceners where he j^ool feaures and nnu- of he bad.feaure.- of hr rural hoels arecar- Ted on s a projec whch should vc- eve more. en nn han does. Unl hs., dune prohbon canno be sad lo he a complee.-ucc s.s./or +o be a complc." succs-. mus re- place wha s desroyed wh sonu - Tjn;;,, beer. Also, unl ls prol- "len.-, solved, l le prorr-ss can he :nade n choeknu he cy\^ard movcjen whch s nd)hl r le counry ; dsrcs of her brghes and mo- ambous mnd : ulon^ younp; folks, (Town Talk connued on page 1-1)1-1 CHRSTAN SCENCE SOCETY, 54 Hroml S.. rd Dank. N. J. B«rvlc Run!nr 11:00 A. M.. 8:00 P. H Bunray-Rrlonl U!»B A. M. WcJn»H.»r Evrnn T«lnonl>l Mfhn -a-.00 p. M. fr.m 2:30." 1.S0 P. M. ho julll,» conlmllr fnvol o Tl hk Hcun R.mm unl o ho n«*rvc««. We Have Several Bargans EMPRE GARAGE 2 1 E. Fron S., Rod Bank Gong o Have a Pary? Hav««Caerer 1 ""fwnavb^ycurto ofwofrnnd worrmon and won cob you an much «U you dd he work yornolf. Le mo KVO you ar camno, JAMES WOLCOTT 18 Wllam Slrea, R«<1 R.nk, N. J. Phone 4S2-W. M. FORGOTSON H. FEGUHSON Tdcpkow 79rJ The M. & f. Upholserng Co. Local and Long Dsance Movng. General Truckng, Baggage and Express Servce. FREPROOF VANS. ANDERSON 8R0S. T Oppose Red Bank Depo Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 704. MmHHHMHHMMM Somehng Dong Every Mnue ELKS FAR Mee Me There June 30, July 9 THE OLVER OL-CfS BURNER nrcooknrorheanffso sove. Unrns cool ol (far _ none). No caul or wood. Cooks nd bakes beer. Chcapep.-Kceps your homo wanner. You regulae _ flame. flts ANTS1QVE NTHHCRE, No fres o Sar, no Slca, no chop- pne, shovelng, pokng and drag. Rngocoul. SavC3 hounof work nnfloadb of dr. Smple..Safe. o love, l*jl3f lfeme. F. C. MOYAN & CO. 259 Shrewabury Avenue, Red Bank. Phono 10US-J. 10: mmm EXTRAORDNARY SALE OF Foowear for Begnnng Tomorrow, Thursday, June 23d, 21, and-coranung for a lmed perod, we are offerng some of our carefully seleced merchandse a phenomenal reducons. Ths sale s pu on o dspose of hs sock quckly. The lnes are broken, bu your sze s here. Regular values up o $10 ncluded n hs sale. THERE ARE NO RESTRCTONS TO THS SALE. FRST COME, FRST SERVED. Ladles* Paen Col Pumps, Mlary and Lous heel Specal, $4.43 Paen Col and Gun Meal Opera Pumps Specal, $3.65»»»»<>»»»»»»»»><»»»»»»>»«FREMENS FAR auspces WEST SDE HOSE COMPANY R.B.F.D. Frehouse Grounds Leghon Avenue AUGUST 5h o 15h Ths s an advance announcemen. Se he above dae on your socal calendar. Prepare o asss hose who are ever ready and wllng o serve you. Dancng Every NgH»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» The Banks far n Busness Success Ths nsuon s consanly expandng s servces, and + facles, o he end ha shall fll an ever more mporan par + n he advancemen of s cusomers neress.. T May we serve YOU? THE SECOND NATONAL BANK RED BANK, N. J., Toal Resources Over L~a.dLes v Whe Reghskn Pumps and Oxfords, Mlary and Lous heel Specal, Kd and Paen Col Oxfords, Lous heel Specal, $3.93 Chldrens and Msses Gun Meal Srap Pumps, $1.93. ALBERTS. " 18 Broad Sree, Shoes Tha Sasfy Red Bank, N. J.. T 2 per cen pad on ComVercnl jvccqno carryng a balance of Sl.OOO or more. 4 per cen pad on Savngs Accoun* of any amoun. New Chevrole Prces Effecve May 7h, 1921 Tourng Roadser "Fpur-Ney" Models C o u p e Lgh Delvery Wagon - <- All prces. o. b. Fln, Mchgan $ J.W. MOUNT CO. Maple Avenue and Whe Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 515 AT nl mes you f* wll fnd posve evdence of our cupnbly. You can be ceran f you enrus us wh a commsson ha " wll bu loncsly fulflled. AUTO ANBUAHCC SERVCE faaw bral orcam E5T.H.C.FAY A.W.VfORDEN JR. FU«ERAL DRECTOR 60E.FR0HTST. RED B&KK HHUMHWHWMHWHOWMMHmBHH Telephone Monmouh Beach 2296 C. A. CAMPBELL & SON MONMOUTH BEACH, N. J. Formerly a Shrewsbury, N. J. AUTOMOBLE GARAGE Oars Sold on Commsson Auomoble Reparng, Panng, Trmmng: and Leerng CADLLAC 8 and BUCK Overhaulng Specaly NO OB TOO LAROE NOR NONE TOO SMALL TO RECEVE OUR ATTENTON f your Cadllac U no rgh «> n«>l once o nn f an ro«r WMMHWHHHMWKHHM

5 Farmers! My Sock Conan* Many Of he Much Needed Arcle* So mporan On Every Well Kep Farm. f There Anyhng You Need On Your Place, See Me Abou Frs. Some of The Many Thngs To Be Found a George OgSvea, Eas Fron Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Deerng and McCormck Horse Mowng Machnes, Horse Tedder, Egh Fork; Horse Rakes, Ec. For he Poao Grower: Four-Row Sprayng Machnes, wh hree nozzles o he row. A specally consruced machne for poaoes known as The Red Jacke. Four-Row Dusng Machnes. nseccdes, Calsum Arsenae, Araenae of Lead Powder, Pars Green, Bordeaux Green- Mm CHOCE SCHOOL STE. ColVN.cU F«!k Donj W*H School 3 hou OB «Buck Ro»J. ; The Alank- lownshp joanl ofj educaon * consderng he udvsa-j, blly of lndnb anoher»u- fur he! Bchoolhouse whch was voed for ly! he people a an elecon wo wvckn! Jugo. A ha elecon an uppropra-j on for JHOO was voed o buy n lo; * from he Formal! Taylor esae on; he VnmlcrbuK road, oppose S. > J Maryf church. Some rhdenn of Cols. Neck beleve ha he (school-1 house should le on he man couny ] rend nscnl of on a buck roud and \ *OH h> accoun lu he board n { consderng a change. Wurren Ma- hewa hn«offered o sell a lo for j $1,000 on.he man ynad for a school-, house se..severn! Cols Neck resdens have offered o conrbue he J200 dlftvreuco bewe-n he vppropruun und he prce asked by; Mr. Mahews. COLTS NECK NEWS. Ted Smh Sruck by Auo Sunday- chool Pcnc Lawn Socable. < Ted Smh wus sruck und knocked down las week by1111 auomoble owned by a Long Branch man. Mr. Smh was brused anl shaken up, bu; he was- no serously hur, He; faned shorly afer he accden bu, he soon revved. He vesl has o lmp when h<" walks. The.»JB Branch uuos has called several men a, Mr. Smhs house o nqure abou hs condon and o brnj^ fru and flowerh;..mr. Smh wns lad up a few days. The Krl* club wll hold a lawn :>ocable July 14h, a \yhch ce cream, The :ake, pcandy and punch wll be sold, j A been rhe ]}lace decded. for he The socable profs has wll no be > *v, used U> fnance an oung whch he Krls wll make s Muusjuu for sev- \ $ nl weeks lurn; he,summer.. A urpr.se brhday pary was : l^ven for Mrs. Russell Hcul Frday \ ;nl;h. Fory quess wore presen > [and hey enjoyed games nul musc. Mrs. Hvull recever] a number of; Rfs. A a lae hour refreshmens j > of sandwches, cake, cclle- and fru j were served. Puplf of Alanc ownshp who who were promoed a he Freehold hj:h school were Fred Wlkns, lerc" md Rober Doyle, Kdn Wuebber,.lamea and Dorohy Desmond, Helen Read, Mabel Wlle, Leroy Duncan and Mldred Mahews. Mss Alce Doyle of Freehold spen j - Saurday and Sunday wh her par- j»j» ens, Rev. and Mrs. Danel \ Doyle. Mr. md Mrs. Wndsor Heul spen Frday wh frends a Anbury 1ark.. They also aended hu commencemen exercses n he Asbury urk h(>h school, a whch Mrs. Heuls broher graduaed. A a meenc of he conssory of he eformd church hs week was voclho have a well pu down on he wes sde of he chapel, adjonng Alanc cemeery. Theyellwll le for he use (f persons who KO o n* cemeery as well as for he use of church folks. A commee o have he well made was apponed, conssng- of Waler ). Felds, John Sherman and Russell Heul. The Sunday-school of he Kefonned church wll hold s annual pcnk 1 a Clarks hmn^ on July!^ Mll- L1NCROFT NEWS. Bnder Twne. A Leer from Edward Clayon of Chna. Lade Ad Ha. $ Kdward Clayon, a formev resden of hs place who n now dong ; 2 mssonary work n Chna, wres o j frends here ha every week he reads Pars for All Machnes. The Regser from begnnng o end, adversemens and all. Mos of nl he.s nrened n news from Lncrof, hs old home. He hnks h< One-Horse Culvaors, lades ad socey s donp; n ureu work. Bes of all, he says, he s glnd Rdng Plows, o know ha weekly meengs are beng held a he chapel. Sulky Plows, The lades ad socey wll mee " Tandem Dsc Harrows. he chapel omorrow afernoon. The members wll sar workng for he far \vhch wll be held n connecon wh he annual supper n Ocober. Sr.ce January he socey has pu And a Hundred and More $202.r>7 n he hnnkr*"! addon o payng all runnnp; expenses. Oher Necessary Arcles, Mss.nda lassel s vsng Mr. and Mrs. Sesln a her summer ALL MODERATELY home a Mna.squnr, Msses Anna and.yda Thompson PRCED. spen par of las week a lrooklyn wh her aun, Mrs. Charles Taylor of Wes.OUK flrnneh, who bus been sck a he home of her son a long me. Ms. Taylor ded whle her neces were wh her. The funeral waa bhl Saurday a he chapel a George. Oglve Far Vew cemeery, where h 1 N bural was nad. Mrs. Taylor or-! J 35 Eas Fron Sree, j mrly lved here. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Updke of^ Allehurs vere vslors a he hwue).: RED BANK.! of (leokc Thompson and Mss Knuna [! Thompson ol Sunday. j Phone 539-W. School Llosd <r he svnmer \ - aea-.^ on yeserduy. Mllew Mulln, Al-. * frl Wner and Waler Cook passed, J n- rranmv school exanuao anl TO WHOM T MAY GUNCKHN: ;r j. qualfed aend he ownflp \y Nuk-- * herly uvn Un, pursnu o n nravnun "f (Mnuer 1311,...»21, hfcl.-clonl n l.unal nex season.^ K jn.rsofn pb-uc my HyHln nr lrunch ; lk: am nclu-rvl nrc er.? canjrl nf nlce ur m rce y n lr sn! us c\\\v.a n an u L-ll!,..! "An Ac o rmlln* near b 1 Tnern waer umnnyr* n; pnclm;»f nullce nul.rnkry,, 1. M-lms (lyslcan* mll ^nrrom, aul «pun-;sumlshsh pm-nuh vlnn: he luuv.l l-re-. lshernun nf hese pars.ml Alv John (]onnn>; s he kng >f." opprnvml Mny v/-y-m--ol, egheen hundred al llny-fu, n nu-mlpl by ne ; luu- runs hm a close srunl. nlrovrd Aprl welfh, uecn hundred j Kdward nr.d Krnes lsholf uf Mll ffeen, nr nny nellul of reumen of {New York spen par uf las week lhfunf, wlbuu» l-,*e, H forhwh mnl<e aplcn > lr Su? llourl of.wh her broher. A?!h<ny lsrhnm. Mllnl Exmnnorn nf Now Jvaey fnr a;. Mrs. Knhr-rne Han* 1 underwen lmed llcenc llrefur. n nml n nrrrlanca an operaon fur j^all sum-s a b wh llo urovl»nn«uf ll lu- uf (vcl lurhnn n n 11mlunu udona] Lung llrnnel hn.spal las work by hn.slas lonl n Me.lkjl Kxmnluon of TN 1 ojmjom was sn c-^sful. Mrs. N«\v J.nfy.. llanc s a fsden of l.rmkly am lucl May 1». HM. ll. A.KX MoA.lSTK. she wns aken srk whh 1 on a vs Brnrelury, Sl. lmrl nf Mrllcal ler! al he home "f Mrs. Joseph W Kxner o[ New.leney. J_ ; Tlom json. Moamoul Couny Surrocae Offc*. Mr., loodan. who lves wh nr Nolle* o crellon o prvnm clmn ncaln eue. n h mer of lm lulu of Wllllnm N, DunneU, d«co«9cl. Puruan o he nnlpr of Joseph. Dona* hay, BurroKK* of he Oouny of Mnnmoub, m»de an h«nnh ly of Anrll. 1Jl. on h< applcaon of Wlllun Duunull l.hrn, aur> vlns execuor of he rnne nf Wlllan N. Dunnell, dflc>fa«l, nnlcb n l^rfhy R1V«C o hfl cellnr a unl (rccah^) d exhb o hl subscrber, mrvvlnn <<x«cor s afumad, her d«hn anl UcrnondH nknloal h* lalf mnff, under onh, whn!] mnh frou ha la* of h*^ afo-vsld orer/ or hey wll n forevrr bnrrl nf lub mclon herefor nrnlnn le nnll nllh,rb«r JaUd rveohnld. M. J.. Aprl flh , W1LUAU lunnk, Lms, 411 UnUrrny onl, llrukln, Man FllBD W. HOPK, Coumol. llroal and Krnn Kcen, ll.d Bank. N. J. Monmouh Comy.1 Nulcc o rrnhr* o p.»»^. n he muer nf ln< ^l gneb Oflce. lnlms nmlrml nf.n.ll." fcr.u»a.l.(.c.urlef, «.Jl..!.^:ll!...lj!l.l. hny, nftrroral! of H l.omly Mnnuln m«on n fnurh lnsf>(.f Mny. lll. nr (le anpllraln of!;«sll lwl.l.., LWrlx <f h«ralnk nf.l.-r.l frldfl. ll ml nnllne N herrly.-v- n h* r--ll<»r» nl nll l..,-:-,1., nhlll n h" -nl.- Hr, vxclrl n> nf.r,..1,1,1, n, lll11 nml ll nnhr nunlm h«nul <*nn<>, lm>r nah. wllfn alx mnh fnn n* lmn of, h* nfnre«ald order, nr hy wll \m fnrever hnrren» ln-lr nclnh lprffm- nuarr hl nal ll. T. Paf.l!-r<-!l,,!.l. M,,T.. Mny, h, K;. KU/.AlKTM KP.1DKL, fuer, JncK (nr. s a paen a jh- Long llrnncb hospal.! Cbren Me(Jneen..luhn.lelVrey. j.fanuh GDunnell, (-orj- Mmser and ;(al and Alfred Wners caunel ou ; fnm.saurday afernoon o Monday murnur; n n enl neurhe Swnnn!: rver brdge, TJcy cajmbl r srnys of lsh anl one nf her meals was «bg lsh dnner, wh Jnmes Ollnlll as chef cook. " (ldjre llnok, who s cnuloyel by Mrs. Jane l.her, was lad up wh l«ln»s lus week, bu he s all rgh luw. Hs nnher, Ma. Anne llool of Ul Hank, spen las week wh hm. C. MLLER Carpener and Conracor 52 Branchpor Avenue LONG BRANCH. N. J. All Knd* of Aleraon* Specals for Leaky Roofs Telephoua d-w Land Brnn«H :! RED BANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, OG SALE STLL. ON! EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHLD N THS SECTON NOW HAS THE OPPORTUNTY TO GET HGH GRADE, DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR AT PRCES AT OR BELOW MANUFACTURERS COST Henry Grafs Grea Rerng Sale has been a g-ea MONEY SAVER o hundreds of persons n Monmouh Couny. Folks have come from far and near o ge her share of he many shoe bargans and f you are no among hose who have been here hs.s an nvaon for you o come as here s somehng here for you. f you have been here, come agan as s doubful f ever agan wll here be such a gganc shoe sale as he one now gong,on a hs sore. There remans que an assormen of ha lo of shoes ha was added o he pale las. week. Ths sock was bough for hs sale from he Uned Saes Meals Refnng Company of Chrome, New Jersey. All hs very unusual purchase was added o my sock o be sold a less han cos. *. Rgh here n he hear of he summer season we have SUMMER FOOTWEAR for you a less han half wha.-; charged for he same elsewhere. Come a once and make your selecon for he famly for her fuure needs and FOURTH OF 1 JULY. Read over he paral ls of grea bargans lsed below: Come a Once. Brng he Famly. Your Dollar Wll Go Three Tmes as Far Here as Elsewhere Mens Scou Shoes,, Endco Johnson make. Very specal $2.49 Womens Tan Brogue.Oxfords $2.98 Mens Tan Oxfords $3.49 Mens Tan Brogue Oxfords, Slaers Make. Three dfferen syles ;... $4.95 Mens Paen Leaher Oxfords. Plan oe. Regular $8.50. Now gong a." $5.19 Paen Leaher, Goodyear Wel Pumps. Opera or wh sraps. Jus :](> pa,rs lef o be sold a $1.98 Womens Black and Whe Spor Oxfords and Black and Tan Spor Oxfords... $2.98 Mens Dr. Haynes mproved " Cushon, Sole Shoes. 30 pars. Regular $8 value. Rerng Sale Prce $3.98 r Womens vc kd pumps, all szes, 3 o 8. Mlary heel. Sold n mos sores a $4 per par. Rerng sale prce.... $1.98, Lle Gen Shoes. Szes 9 o. 13 u. Black and Tal.*... $1.98 Mens Tan Englsh Las Shoes. Goodyear wel $3.49 Page Mens Black and Tan Englsh las. Efdco Johnson maku $2.98 Msses Tan Hgh Cu., szes 11 o 2. Specal :. $1.98 Have abou 100 pars Rubber Boos, shor and hp syles.. all sandard makes. Regular $( values. To close ou a., $3.49 nfans.shoes and pumps. Black and Tan. Lace and Buon. Sock up row whle ""hey las. Per par, only... $1.69 Womens.Comfor Oxfords, specal ".. $1.98 n addon o he above specals we have a lar^e assormen of Tenns, Oung and oher Spor Shoes; Shoes for Lle Ven and Women, BoysShoes, Comfor Shoes, ec. SALEDALY, RAN OR SHNE Fron Sree, Foo of Broad, Red Bank, N. J. SUPPS Headquarers for KHAK CLOTHNG FOR MEN AND BOYS Esae of H. N. SUPP 19 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Why Pck Up Afer a Laundress? s almos as much of a ask as he washng sself pckng up afer your laundress ; seeng ha hngs are rghly done ; fussng over her meals; measurng ou soap and sarch and oher supples. Our Famly Laundry Servce saves you all hs. We call for your famly bundle and aend o all hese deals for you. And promply, on he do, we reurn your clohe?, beaufully clean, everyhng dred and ready o pu away excep a few sarched peces ha you can easly ron.. s a savng servce, Pavng for you and savng for your clohes. s a servce you can always depend upon ; and he lle ronng whch s lef for you o do a home becomes really a pleasure. We know ha youll lke hrf nmdern way of akng he ol ou of wash-day. - Try, oday -phone for our drver ; well have hm call for your washng. Send oe dgunan "THE SOFT WATER LAUNDRY" 62 WHTE STREET; RED BANK, N. J. Telephone 32-J. 11 n ***^^ The June Dploma June s he mon-h of commencemens and he young man or he young woman who goes ou no he world wh a check book, showng hard earned creds, no only commands respec bu holds a commercal dploma whch cerfes o excellen quales and aanmens. f hey draw her checks on hs Company, hey arefurher benehed by he presge of he nsuon where, hey do her bankng.. Sl... RED BANK TRUST COMPANY Red Bank, N. J. Under Sae Supervson fn our Commercal Deparmen we pay 2% neres on balances of $1000 or over. n our Specal neres Deparmen we pay 4 v on a amouns. HNHHWMMmMUHUHHmHHMMnm BumseadsWormSyrup BURDGE & RUSSELL J "To chldren l» nnffd n m-rcv." VTU dlremum are fullonll, T NCVKH FAL*. Bfs)l(«> flcarclr and enom o^l l (MNTOMV, conan* full mc,s(<».( xlr.ronrs es. Se4 Tfryvl-rc or r a mal,.-.no lv bollr. e r.m. c \. v.orh,r,,?r. n.. rmruk h r o? 8 1» Exper Pano and Furnure Movers Large Padded Vans for Local and Long Dsance Movng Freproof Sorage Rack Trucks for Produce Heavy Duy Trucks and Tralers- Offce, 40 Mechanc Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 894 Q Mrnl ronly.s(>;lf> Oflu, {. Ml ln;l>r.. ll...n.- n.s. lml l. l r l l!,l lll -Lull.. ll-..l.l.,.,f.l...,.,,,. h,,,:,-,.-.. S """- >"! - > H,1,11,.f.nn, n X,,,n,.n,..,1. ( \V:ll,. \ (,,,,,,.. 0 "> ;<,,-,..,.,,r s.., A,,., *! * f <» "......,,,O,.,, l,. l,. l l...,,.^,11,, n,.;,,!,. «"» "..lnll... l.., :,,,,,,, m l l l l l. 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6 . *xn*pa m. ^%»^^^^"^^^^^;f Pace Sx BANK REGSTLK, JUNE.22, You Can No Afford o be behnd he mes. The prncples conended for n New Yorks recen mlk campagn apply equally n Monmouh couny. Fnd ou abou mllc, s food value and s cwapness. Fnd ou abou paseurzaon, s mehods and advanages. Boos he rgh arcle. SHREWSBURY DARY CO., nc. No connecon wh any oher dary or company.. Telephone Red Bank 8-R Thursday and Frday, June 23, 24 To Srand Theare Womens $7.S0 o $10.50 Low Shoes a $325 and $4.95 All my las seasons fne low shoes n whle, black, brown, ec., and some of hs seasons fancy syles go a above prces. Many of hem pad $7.65 wholesale for. A good assormen of szes for women 3 o 8 A,AA, B, C, D. n he Sale are Mens and Soys Shoes Mens and Chldrens a prces from 95c. $2.65, $3.75 o $5.95 The Home of Good- Shoes 9 Broad Sree, Red Bank Mens szes 6 o 11 More 8 o 10 han oher szes Every par of h?se were made o order for me ard he bes could buy for las seasons prces. They are sellng a far less han odays wholesale cos. Y6u-don care" nor do wha he loss s. wan o sell hem and ge n he cash. You gan f you buy a hese rdculously low prces. CLARENCE WHTE 9 Broad Sree Red Bank )>>>«>» 0 8» «e « 8 19 >«««11 ** M * MM o< 7he Chocolaes "wh ^ howonderful Ceners "phey make you-"choc- A olae hungry", o look a hem. All your favores n one box. Oh, bu heyre delcous 1 And hey are known o many young lades n hs own already! A our Candy Couner, n handsome, full-measure boxes. JTAS. COOPER, JR. PRESCRPTOM DRUGGST Fve (O) Regsered Pharnadas THE REXALL STORE K D BA;\K, N. J. BEATEN WTH HORSE WHP GRLS STORY RESULTS N AR- REST OF HER UNCLE. Joseph Webber of Holmdel Held n $500 Bal for he Acon of he Grand Jury Mor V. Pch Becomes H Bondsman. Josqh W-ljljr of Hclmlel, beer known as "Buff Webber," was arres- eel lus Thursday on a charge of hav n* Luuen hs nece, Helen Boker, a^ed en years, wh he lu end >f a.horse whp. Webber s hry years old. H 1 and Helen have been lvng wh Webbers mohm, Mrs. Emma Webber. Afer he alled! beang Helen.showed a number of brus-s on her body o her playmau-s am sad hese marks had been made by Webber 1 wh he whp. Helens companons okl her parens abou he ncden, wh he resul ha news of he alwkhl uren.se was brough o j he aenon of he couny auhor- \ es. / Webber was Te.yUd and placed under $500 bal, le dd no deny boang he grl, /He sad she loscrvel punsjmen beeauseshe had aken money owned by hs moher o buy candy. Webber was unable o ge a bondsman Thursday and he was pu n jal. On Saurday Mor V. Psc.h of Red Bank, depuy shcrlf (f j he couny,- became Webbers bonds- man, Webber was hen released.! Helen n now a he home of a ne^h-! bar. She denes ha she sole he j money owned by Mrs. Webber. j HOLMDEL NEWS. Lawn Pary for Chldren a he Reformed Parsonage Frday. A lawn pary lor he chldren of he Reformed Sunday-school was held on he grounds of he parsonage Frday afernoon. The youngsers had a glorous me. Mrs. [j-onson Buler, Mrs. Coo-ge K. Slnul; and Mrs. Wlmcr MacNar dreced he pary. Chldrens day was observed a he. Baps church.sunday ngh. A lne program was jven before a l.-ru 1 audence. Harold Holmes, sun of hrney Holmes, undf.ver an upe.va on" for onsl rouble a he Long lranch hospul Thursday. The um-.v.un was luccessul and l-.dd reurned hume Saurday. Mrs. Lllan Kclvrd.-., who s lvoor of he elcphof exchange, here, spen jjar of las week a Mnna- ~u:, where she aended he publc school commencemen exercses and s:\v her daugher Mna gradue. School closed for he summer vacaon Frday. Mss Carolne Merrman, eacler of he. ])rmary deparmen, s aendng a summer school a New Brnsv.--k. Leonard.Moun s ou lfer ha^nf been lad up a week wh njures whch he receved when hs auomoble was sruck by a locomove a Hazle. Mss Carolne llance has been vsjr relaves a Red Bank. Kl/abeh.MeCloes s spendng par of he summer vacaon wh her sser. Alls. ]{. W. Kes of Kloomlol Many resdens of hs place aended he Chauauqua eneranmens a Freehold las week. T1NTON FALLS NEWS. Pary n Celebraon of Mrs. Wllnm H. VaBruns Brhday. A pary was held las week n celebraon of he (llh brhday of Mrs. j Wllam. VanBrun. Mrs. Van- ; Brun receved a number of gfs, j Her guess were Mrs. Clara Vnnllse, -Mrs..Maud olhemus, Mrs. Jenne Whalcn, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sry-1 ker, Mrs. Wesley Wakns, Mss Else! VanHse,.lose. Huh and Arnold VanHsc, Mss Anna Whalen, Mr. and Mrs. Morrs WhaUl, Mr. and! Mrs. Vernon Wbulen, Mss Wlma Sryker, Dorohy and Arnold Sryjker. Mss Sylva olhemus. Floyd. Truswoll am! Brennan Vanllse. j.. Howard Johnson, Jr., aged welve j years, sonof Howard Johnson, s now able o use hs lef arm. le had o carry n a slng for several weeks j ns he resul of an njury he suffered ; when an auomoble ran no hm. Mss Charole. McGure has been re-engaged as eacher of he Garluld publc school a Long Branch, Mrs. James Cummngs was aken o he Long Branch hospal for an j operaon las week. s$er sons Raymond and Samuel spen Sunday wh her. Mrs. F. J. McGure s makng a say wh her daugher, Mss Mar-j (care McGure of Newdorp, Saen j sland. j Floyd H. Truswell s workng on John elyars farm. An auomoble owned by Wllam VunWukK was run no lus week by a Trenon auomoble near James Curamngss sore. Nc one was hur, bu Mr. VanWnckles car was badly! damaged. _ j EVERETT NEWS. j Eneranmen Gven a he Schoolhome Las Thursday.. School closed fur he summer vacaon las week and a lne eneranmen was gven by he pupls Thursday afernoon. Many parens and relaves of he chldren were presen, Selecons on a mandoln and drum were played by lugh Ryder, he eacher, am Wllam LecUly. The eachur reaed he chldren and he vsors o candy, cake and soda.,waer. Mrs. Waler Palmer of Long Branch nuumus Elzabeh Vaughn of led Bank were recen guess of Mrs. Parck Sngleon. Mrs. Joseph Magee s vsng u New York. Mrs. Fred Ackerson and her daugher Carolne of Oklahoma are makng u say wh Mrs. John Zanzncer. Melvn Sou, son of Harold. Sou, s recuvtnk from a serous sckness. Eljah Hobbns of halax, u former school eacher a hs place, was a vsor here Saurday. Monnoulh Couny SurroBnlo» Oll... j Noo o cr^llu;* U pn^h clnls [:un nl. muut.( H fsle «r Hlllu Free- j 7.H-.. lo w.-cl. lmrjmm " ll!.nl.t.)[ Jra.:ph.. Dnnnluy. urnolc l n Couny >( Munr.-l. m u- >>ln) Vlx. Hnl!.».».lnll«rl.r,.f.- wlnlo of Slllu -r..-j.-.n.l..l.r.-n.-.l. n.c U lor.- hy KUV «rlllw > mjl lmcmrl f..r,.,,,,l. l-r l«l>(n nl lfmnml" "jvlm rn-«lnm, H, J.. M.y 10h, ; K1.X 11. UANTANdEU). JEFFREY BROS. FOR QUAUTY 6RRVOB PLUMBNG HEATNG»»»»»»»»»<»»»»»»»»»»O»»^.«. <»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» «Hoover Dggers Horse Drawn and Esugne Do no leave your wans for new dggers unl he las momen. Order now, o be delvered.;# laer. Full lne Repars on Hand C. H. ROBERSON 1O Wes Fron Sree Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 1132 *«++»»»»»»»»»»»; N* 4 5 Mud Gavel Brck Asphal Cobblesone Block * Claj Snow du look alke o MOHAWK TRES JOHN H^NSEN 42 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Phone 72-R. Moorcycle and Bcycle Noce o Moorcyle Rders and Dealers Rebul and Re-Enameled Moorcycles a Pre-War Prces 4 Harley-Davdson Moorcycles 22 ndan EVoorcydes Henderson Moorcycle Two Smh Moorwheels Brggs and Sraon Sfoforwhee! 20 Rebul Bcycles 28x3 Moorcycle Tres Also have sde cars for SVachnes. Lowes Prce Possble 236 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. All Ths Ths s one of he bg Early Summer Evens a hs sore whch offers Home Furnshers an.... excellen chance o save n nlw from n- la..of (ho nrmnll,rl--, nr l-r wll l>«fn-vnr larrwl «llu-r n-rng ll..11f.r KaL n flfl sul- An Exra 15 per cen, on Beds, Crhs/Cos, Day Beds, Sprngs f >- Pllows and Maresses. n addon o he revsed prces oh all merchandse whch wen no effec a shor me ago we wll allow WHTE ENAMEL AND WOOD FNSH BEDS. OK prce S <).5o. Revsed prce s Old prce S.5>. Revsed prce S 9..So. OK prce SS. 00. Revsed prce S Old prce SX.50. Revsed prce S Old prce S2.O0. Revsed prce S0.5(1. OK prce S2.S.00. Revsed prce S22.5O. Old prce S<o.o. Revsed prce S24.5O..OKprce s VS.o. Revsed prce S2K.75. Old prce S:.oo. Revsed prce S.M.75. AN EXTRA DSCOUNT For Bed and Oeddog Week.ess 15 ess 15 ess 15 ess 15 ess 15 ess 15 ess 15 p ess.ess c. $ 6.37 c. $ 8.07 c. $10.83 c. $13.39 c. $15.73 c. $19.13 c. $2C83 15 p. c. $ c. $29.54 BRASS BEDS. -All 2-n. Connuous Poss. Old prce S2.5o. Revsed prce S?5.(o. Less 15 p. c. $29.75 Old prce SSn.oo. Revsed prce S2..5O. Less 15 p. c. $36.13 Old prce S.S.S.OO. Revsed prce S7..S0. Less 15 p. c. $40.38 CHLDRENS CRBS. Less 15 p. c. Old prce s Revsed prce S l.25. Less l.s p. c.,.$8.13 Old prce S Revsed prce so.s. Loss S p. c $ "H" "T JLL r=^ - 1 V : - lf Old prce ScS./^ RevsedJrce S!,S.7.S..J.;s,,..l..p..c..$13.2a.. T)rj"pffce" 1 st".o()."l^vsat" V]ces 1 l77.so" Less 15 p. c. $14.88 Old prce S2.5.OO. Revsed prce S22.5O. Less 15 p. c. $19.13 Old prce S7.5(.l Old prce s 5.(d. OK prce OK prce Old prce Old prce Old prce Old prce Old prce Old prce OK prce Old prce OK.prce Old prce,old,.puu:. Old prce Old prce COTS Less 15 p. c. Kcvsed prce S5.0O. ess 15 p. c. $4.25 SLDNG COUCHES, Complee wh Maress. Revsed prce S Less 1.5 p, c. $10.84 PLLOWS Less 15 p. c. S Revsed prce S.15. Less S..65. Kcvsed Hce S.S..ess S Revsed nce S.10..ess S Revsed rce S 1 OS..ess $ Revsed nce S.75:.ess S. 5(1. Revsed ;ree S2.75..ess 5O. Revsed nce s.50..ess 15 pc. 97c 5 p c. $ pc. $ pc. $ pc. $ pc. $ p. c. $2.97 MATTRESSES Lens 15 p. c. FULL SZE. Smaller szes n pro- S ( So. Revsed prce S 5.no..ess r, p, c. $ 4.25 S ). 5o. Uevsed prce s 7.So. Less 15 p. c. $ 6.37 Revsed prce S..5d. Less 15 p. c. $11.48 S2.S. O0. Revsed prce S2H.M). Less 5 p, c. $17.0C BED SPRNGS Lew 15 p. c. S d. 5o. Revsed prce S5.on. l.e:.s 15 p. c.$4.25 v5,o.- -l..v..s;d.pr.cu..su»()(.)^..4.e..sh....s. p,.e. $5,-1-0 S K.5o. Revsed prce S7.oo. Less 15 p. c. $5.95 S ).00. Revsel prce sh..5o. Less l.s p. c. $7.32 JOSEPH GOLDSTEN COMPANY > 3 V

7 FOR S ALJE AX A SACRFCE Twelve rooms, all year resdence; gas, elecrcy, seam hea, all mjprovemens. Open fre places, parque floorp, wo bahs, wo-sory garage wh box Salls, poulry yad, mere of.ground, beauful. lawn >and shade rees. n splendd repar. Fve mnues by. aud o saon. Now rened a $125 per monh unfurnshed. Wll sell for^ooo cash; balance erms or more cash and morgage a concesson., : H o u s e Owner- M, Red Bank, N. JT. Our New Sock of Bahng Sue Are Now Beng Shown Bahng Sus for Men and Soys We are showng he larges and fnes assormen of Bahng Sus, we have ever aemped, ncludng he famous Bradley make. Weaaye hem n one and wo pece sus, all syles, all colors and all szes o f he smalles kddes o he larges men. F>rced from $1.OO o $3.OO Bahng Sus for Women and Chldren Black Surf San Sus Trmmed wh whe, green, red and blue. All szes 34 o 52 Prces, $3.50 o $5.O0. One-Pece Kned Sus n black, purple and blue, rmmed wh conrasng colors. Szes 36 o 44 Prces, $6.00 o $9.O0. Msses Bahng Sus Black rmmed wh whe, blue or red. Szes 2 years and 10 o 15 years Prces, $1.75 o $4.O0. All-Wool Tghs...:....Prces, $3.00 Anwo Kollermans All szes Prces, 79c o $1.59 > BATHNG CAPS \ Chldrens Caps All colors... v.../ c each Heavy Dvng Caps Black and Ted. a SOc and 59c each Tarn o Shaner Syles All colors, a, 75c each Bandanna Caps n black and blue, rmmed wh whe, a $1.25 each Fancy Caps n red, green, blue, yellow, purple, and rmmed wh conrasng colors, from. 75c o $1,25 each JACOB$TENBAC/ PR.OAPWAY, L.Q3MO T UN 1VERSAL CAf Tha JJnversal Ford Afer-Servce. The mos relable afer-servce whch s ever behnd Ford cars, rucks and Ponson racors s posve assurance o he owners of Ford cars of he consan use ;and servce of her cars. Our sklled Ford mechancs know how o adjus or repar Ford producs so ha hey wll serve o he maxmum of her effcency. They undersand he Ford mechansm horoughly,.and can make adjusmens or replacemens qucker han oher.reparmen who lack Ford ranng. There s a sandardzed way for makng every repar and adjusmen on a Ford car. s he quckes, sures way; and n all her work our mechancs follow he mehods recommended by he Ford Servce School a he Ford facory. The sandardzed repar jobs are covered by reasonable Ford charges. Thus you are assured of havng your work done properly, promply and a a reasonable prce. Genune Ford pars, Ford mechancs, Ford specal ools and machnery and Ford charges are an unbeaable combnaon. When you requre servce we, are a your mmedae command. MATAWAN d ENGLSHTOWN /.. RED BANK NEW BRUNSWCK RED SANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, BR1ET TEMS-<W NEWS. HAPPENNGS OF NTEREST N MONMOUTH COWTY. Poronul Noe, Sale* of Propery, Buldng Operaon; /Lodge Doag*, Slgh Fre, -Brh,, Marrages anl D«*h«- Oher ems, Msa Emma Applegaehus succeeded Mss Maron Bn»eU" an clerk n He Farmngdald josofflce. Msa Applegae formerly worked n he offce and has snce fyken a cuuruv n a busness college. Alce, he younges duukher of John Smmons of Fre-hold, was aken o he Long Brunuh hospal las week Bufferng from pneumona. Dr. A.-R. Whe and E. K DuBos of Freehold are enjoyng a fshng, rp n Canada. They BH: he rp n Dr. Whes auomoble. Lews Borner, supernenden of he^ Manalapan ownshp H houls, wll ake a specal course n Rulers college hs summer., Mrs. Wllam MeLaughln of Freehold gave brh o a daugher hs week. ^ Mrs. Benjamn C. Woodruff of Anbury Park gave brh o a daugher las week. A son was born o Mrs. Krol.ykes of Fre-hold Saurday we-k. Sunday Baeball GM On. The cour wll "ho fa-rferu wh Sunday baseball games a Freehold, a leas durng he presen season, accordng o,h, decsons mrhcr n he chancery, cour las»«.!< when applcaon for a permanen njuncon agans he Sunday games was refused. The cabe wll le heard Sepember 7h. Bradley Team Broken Up. The Bradley Beach baseball eam, whch was managed by Wllam. Truby, has been broken un and he remander of her schedule wll be played by he Owls. -Several members of he Bradley eam desered he organzaon "when hey receved, beer offers. A Weddng n he Cloud. The DeLuxe ar servce company, whch operaes passenger arplanes a Asbury Park and Como, has offered o supply a machne and furnsh a mnser free of charge o he frs couple -who wll agree o wed whle alof n one of he companys j machnes. j Raed Money fpr Collese.. Nne Monmouh- couny graduaes of Moun Holyoke college rased! j $2,746 for an endowmen fund for he college. Among he graduaes are Mrs. Henry S. Ackerson of Keypor, Mrs. S. P. Tompkns, Mss Morgan and Mss Geralde -Brown of Mae wan. :" ""* Gar*go Men Wn Oa. The Seaboard sorage company, whch conducs a garage a Asbury Par!c, won ou n s aemp o nsall An Amercan Home A home where benuy and refnemen are valued, bu where he bes modern equpmen s also apprecaed. A home where hough s gven no only o appear-. ances, bu UBO o he more nmae hngs affecng cleanlness fd healh. A home whore chldren are a once proeced frbm deease and raned n habs ha wll nsure hrough lfe a scrupulous regard for clean bodes and clean mnds. THE AMERCAN HOME HAS A MODERN BATHROOM A BATH N EVERY HOME JEFFREY BROS. 20 Monmouh Sree, RED BANK, N. J. Telephone 923» FENCES & GATES >f ornamenal ron or wre for prvae esaes, ho men, chools, clubs and nsulon, C.S. Throckmoron FOR, EXCESSVE URC ACD TRY THE WLLAMS TREATMENT 85 Cen Bole (32 Doses) gasolne ank n he resrced zone JnHkeraon you sar he day worred a feuawu *. b«wv» v * and /el. BT le«b and arnm nnd muacles, los week. As las as he polce ar- ; on nch nb head, burnng and beorrk down resed hermen a new gang would pans n he buck worn ou before he lay begns do no hnk you have o say n sar work, unl all he polce were ha condon. used up. Be srong, well, wh no sff jons, sore muscles, rheumac pans, neng back or Wan More Offcer*. kdney rouble caused by body made acds, Edward T. Mchell, whn conducs K you suffer from bladder weakness, wh he bahng pavlons a Asbury Park. has asked for more polcemen o wll nprecao he rml, comfor and «r«njh hs reamen nhould Kve. Page Seven serve on he beach. Mr. Mchell wnns parcularly o break up he pracce of persons undressng under sm am nl oher almens when due o ex- J ng. j Hnrns Treamen,TOPwll Rve one 85c. bo- Deah Follows Operaon.. e (32 dose.) free f you wll cu ou hs, noce and send wh your name and ad- EoWBrd S. Garrson Of Asbury, drens. Please Bend 10 cens o help pay Park ded Saurday week a he posage, packng ec., o_thc DT.^D. A. Wl- Sprng Lake hospal followng an jn" 1^"EosT 1 Hsmpo?conn"~ Sem l once U Bnd LydaE. Pmkham8 Prvae Tex-Book upon "Almens Vcal»r o Women" wll be sen o you free upon reques. Wre operaon for appendcs. He was 33 years old and leaves a wdow and o The Lyda E. Pnkhau Medcne Co., Lynn, Massachuses* hc Bome addrc»s or fomry. hree chldren. Mr. Garrson was Ths book conans valuable nformaon. employed by he elephone company. Road Supervsor Transferred. Greenwood Rankn of Manasquan, who has been supervsor of he sae road hrough ha place, has been ransferred o Ocean couny and s now supervsor of he Lnkewood and Pon Pleasan road. Adam Brown of Belmar has succeeded hm. Loacs a Fnger. W. Earle Flock of Allenbwn los j he frs fnger of hs lf hand.whle j leadng a bull o pasure wo weeks ago:- The- rope was-wrapped.araund.. Mr. Flocks fnger and when he bull red o run away hc fnger was LGHTS Sx $ 1335 pulled almos compleely off. Jney Lcenses Dened. The publc uly commsson has dened he applcaon for jney lcenses fled by several Asbury Park men who wan o operae beween ha place and Belmar. The commsson held ha rolley servce here has been mproved recenly. l-og Branch Man Dead. Rober Hubbard. a well known Long Branch man, ded las Wednesday afer a long sckness.. Mr. Hubbard was ffy years old and he formerly conduced he Dalon hoel. He had aced as marshal of many parades a Long Branch. Maawon Grl Weda. Mss Sade M. VanDorn, daugher of Wllam A. VanDorn of Maawan, and Vanver H. Tyrell of Keypor were marred Saurday week. Rev. Charles H. Bruce performed he ceremony a he manse of he Maawan, Presbyeran church. Pew Endowed a Tennen. Tennen chaper of Daughers of he Amercan revoluon of Asbury Park observed flag day Tuesday of las week by endowng a pew n Old Tennen church. The endowmen was made possble by he gf of $f>00 n Lbery,bonds. (Connued on ne.xl page.) Producng a rare beauy of ono and dsngushed by charmng desgn, he> PHONOGRAPH s famous aa he crownng achevemen of he llusrous Remngon Famly. Sold Exclusvely by Knckerbocker Phurnnncy, Dwell Sundrf. Rod Bnk, N. J. The Tone and Qualy of he. 1B supreme WHAT SHALL GET FOR DNNER? Ju phone he Srand Lunch Room o reserve for you and yours a able for luncheon, dnner or for he "afer heaer" meal... Servce a la Care. Bfs of Foods. Prces Moderae. STRAND RESTAURANT f Broad S., Oppose Second Naonal Bank, Red Bank... Telephone 88-M Red Banks Mos Modern Eang Place TABLES RESERVED FOR L.ADH5B Specal, Sunday Chcken Dnner $1.001 All Ngh Servce on and afer June 1s. f. HOW WOMEN AVOD SURGCAL OPERATONS Some Are Exremely Necessary, Ohers May No Be Every Woman Should Gve Lyda E. Pnklams Vegeable Compound a.tral Frs f ChragoJU. " was n bedwh a female rouble md nflammaon and had four docors bunono of hem cl me any good. They all Bnl J would have o have an opov-, aon. A druggss wfe uld me o ake Lyda E. PukhamB Vegeable Compound and ook 22 boles, never mssng a dose and a hc.nd of ha me wusperfelly "well. buva never h;d cesson o ake nk r "jn ;u f have been so well. 1 have a sx room fla and do all my Work. My wo sners :ue alng he Compound upon my recommendaon amlycu may publsh my leer, f s he gospel ruh and wll wre o any one who wans a personal leer." Mrs- E.. AYDOCK, 6824 S. Lawrence Ave., Chcago, H. A Vermon woman adds her esmony o he long lne of hose forunae women wlo have been resored o healh by Lyda E. Pnkhams "VegelaWo Compound, afer had been decded an operaon was necessary: Burlngon, V. " suffered wh female rouble, and had a numbo of docors who end ha would never be any beer unl had an operaon. was so bad could hardly walk across he floor and could no do a lng My sser-n-law nduced me o ry Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegeable Compound and ceranly has helped me wonderfully. 1 keep house and do my work and have a small chld. have recommended Vegeable Compound o a number of my frends and you may publsh my esmonal." Mrs. H. R. SHARON. Apple Tree Pon Farm, Burlngon, V n hospals are many women who are here for surgcal operaons, and here s nohng a woman dreads more han he hough of an operaon, and ho long weary monhs of recovery and resoraon o srengh f s successfnl. s very rue ha female roubles may hrough neglec reach a sage where an operaon s he only resource, bu mos of he commoner almens of women are no he surgcal ones ; hey are no caused by seroua dsplacemens, umors or growhs, alhough he sympoms may appear he same. When dsurbng almens frs appear ake Lyda B. Pnkhams Vegeable Compound o releve he presen dsress and preven more serous roubles. n fac, many leers have been receved from women who have been resored o healh by Lyda E. Pnkhams Vegeable Compound afer operaons mvo been advsed by aendng physcans. FROM he very sar of he desgn, he NEW STUDEBAKER LGHT-SX was bul o lve up o Sudebakers deal of wha a lgh sxcylnder car should be ard he new low prce s merely a resul of Sudebakers manufacurng facles and grealy ncreased volume a resul of beng bul complee n he mos modern and compleely equpped auomoble plan n he world. Ths s a Sudebaker Year R. A. MASON, Dsrbuor Monmouh Sree, near Maple Avenue, ^Red Bank, N. J, NEW PRCES OF STUDEBAKER CARS """ " f, a. b" TacorK effecve JueU, L 192 " - Tourng Ca* and RaadMmn COUPM and Smdan UCHT-SX 2-PASS. ROADSTER " UC1HT-S1X 2-PASS. COUPK ROADSTER flflos UC.HT-3X TOUUNC. CAK MS UCHT-SX UPA3S. SEDAN O3,1 lba BPECAL3X a PASS. ROAHSTEH.SPKCAL-SX 4-PAS9. COUPK J4S0 SPECAL-SX TOUHNGCAU!«SPECAL-SX S-PASS. SEDAN BM SPECAL-SX 4-PASS. ROADSTER p» nc.sx 4-PASS. COUPK. anno C. SX TOURNC CAR»SS UG 3X 7AaS. SUDAN H A 1.1. S T U P E D A K K R C A! 8 A R E E Q U P P E D W T H C O K B T H K 8

8 Pae Egh RED BANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, 1921 Thursday and Frday, June "To Please One Woman" STRAND THEATRE J. M. FNKELSTENS Bargan Sore Specal Sale of Mens Pans $1.39 o $5.50 Young Mens Sus, 2 Pars of Trousers $20.50 Boys Long Pans Sus $15.00 Mens and Young Mens Blue Serge Sus A Regular $35.00 Su Now $22.50 $22.50 Su Reduced o Ss.oo Blue Workng Shrs.- TBc The $1.00 Knd Summer Underwear a Su The $.00 Knd, 25c Hose, Now 2 Pars 25c Khak Pans, Szes and 44 $1.OO HEADQUARTERS FOR SWEET ORR WORKNG dlothes Swee Orr Overalls, $1.48, all Knds Good Make Overalls, all Knds 7 9 c Sale of Sraw Has, $1.OO $1.5O, $1.9O $2.5O, he Bes $2.9O Boys Knee Pan Sus, $6.90 worh $10.00 Bes Bargan Sore n Red Bank J. M. Flnkelsen 12 Wes Fron Sree RED BANK, N. J. ASE SX CYLNDERS SPEED AND COMFORT A LL he dash and speed he young people *" of oday demand, and all he comfor and performance; all he mechancal refnemens and approved modern engneerng prncples are combned n hs beauful spor car. Because conans all he waned feaures, s "The All Feaure Car." See n our show-rooms. Compare s dozens -of ousandng beermens. Rde n and feel s luxurous gldng smooh- The Cfee SJK Model V comes n 4 body y>r: Tourng; Spor;.Sedan; Coupe JOHN MORROW, JR., Globe Cour Garage, Telephone 1161 RED BANK. BREF TEMS OF NEWS. (Connued from laa page.) Francs A, Thomas of New York was arresed las week charged wh robbng a house a Keansburgr- Ruh Dukes was also arresed as an accomplce, beng clamed ha she aced as a lookou for Thomas. Boh were held under bal. Woman Polcan Qu.. Mrs. Leon Cubberly of Long Branch has resgned as vce charman of he Republcan couny commee, alhough she wll rean membershp n he commee. Mrs. Florence VanWckle o Maawan succeeds her as vce charman. Ge Money for Csr. Hcob Berber of Asbury Park was awarded judgmen of $750 by a jury a Freehold las week n hs suj agans, B. J. Lebej of Maplewood. Mr. Berbers car was desroyed by fre afer a collson wh Lebers car. To Rase Waer Raes. The Freehold councl has nroduced an ordnance provdng for an ncrease n waer raes, he frs snce he plan was sared n Under he new schedule he mnmum charge wll be $8 a year nsead of $6. Hoel Assocaon Offcers. Mrs. Frank H. Kuns has been eleced presden of he Ocean Grove.hoel.kepers assocaon. Mss Ehel K. Shaw s frs vce presden, Augus F. Krenkel secreary and Mrs. Mary W. Newberry reasurer. Hgher Waer Rae. The Tnern Manor waer company has fled wh he uly commsson s schedule of raes clams as necessary and jus. The now raes asked for are an ncrease of from 25 o 50 per cen over he old ones. Prsoner Fans n Cour, Courland S. Heroy, formerly of Asbury Park, was arragned n cour a Whe Plans, New York, las week on a charge of hef. Heroy faned whle sandng a he bar and ook more han an hour o revve hm. Pavng Bds Receved. The Wllam P. McDonald consrucon company was he low bdder for he pavng of Ocean avenue a Long Branch. The bds were re- ceved laa week. The McDonald (companys fgure was $93, Exra Flagmen. The New York and Long Branch ralroad wll add hree flagmen o s force a Long Branch o serve on he Cedar avenue, Brghon avenue and Bah avenue crossngs, gvng proecj on he full 24 hours of each day. Damages for njures. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Samson of Mannsquan were awarded damages of $210 las week n her su agans Davd H. Bergman of near Belmar. The njures were he resul of an auomoble crash n May, Plo Flame Sars Blaze. A baske of clohng placed on a gas range n Joseph Leblang-s home a Deal caugh fre from he plo ; flame las Frday. A neghbor saw ; he blaze and gave he alarm. Clol,.ng worh $100 was desroyed. Mus Resume Servce. The publc uly commsson has refused permsson for he Keypor rolley company o ear up s racks : on Carr avenue a Keansburg and has ordered he company o resume j servce.on ha par of s lne., Aged Mans Deah. Jeremah Benne, a former over- seer of he poor n Nepune ownshp and one of he frs jusces of he peace n ha secon, ded Sauvday week n hs 81s year. A wdow and sx chldren survve hm. Fugve Caugh. Charles W. Glasgow, who un March 28h conduced n fru sand a Long ^Branch and who.has been waned on a charge of passng worhless check on a Perh Ambov. man, was arresed las week. Exhbon of Typewrng. Alber Tangora of Pnerson, whr holds he worlds amaeur record a speed ypewrng, gave nn exhb on a Ocean Grove las week. H aaned a speed of 139 words a mn ue from unfamlar copy. Wed. a. Solder. The marrage of Mss Dasy Kamp of Long Branch and Henry A. Gra ham, a Camp Val solder, ook place a S. Jamess church Monday of las week. Rev. Moron A. Barnes performed he ceremony. To Drll for Ol. Leoj R. Taylor of Avon, forme assemblyman and acng governor o New Jersey, expecs soon o drll for ol on hs holdngs n Monana. Mr, Taylor has formed a syndcae fnance he projec. Reurnng Solders Body. The body of Sephen S. Whe, so of John H. Whe of Belmar, s ben bough home from France and o la arrval a mlary funeral wll b held. Whe wns klled n acon Sepember, 1U1H. Red Sroby. Mss Lyla M. Red, daugher Charles H. Red of near Englshown was marred las Wednesday o W :lm L. Sroby of Elzabeh. Nex fall he couple wll sar housekeep ng a Elzabeh. (Connued on nex page.) "A sch n me saves nne" f your cars elecrcal sysem s acng queerly or f hasn been cleaned] oled and nspeced by a specals whn a yeur/now s ho me o have us Rve ho requred aenon flo u ha,.(lr ng.,.hf..ca.mnff..«fv. Son He-"cur wll" be free from ALL elecrcal rouble. Compeen aervco a moderae cos. AERO GARAGE AUTO ENGNEERS 20 Mechanc 3., Rod Bank, N. J TeUphon. 200-J 5 ELECT TKC MOuR KefM«3. Armaure and feld wndng. Eleraor and Pump repars. DAN. HAUTER, 132 Washngon S., Long Branch, > Phone 269-M. Freneau Sweeny 3TB Ffh A««Ncrw York 3d Floor, Oppose Bess J- "* Sd you ever aop o conder ha an upsars sore, whch elmnaes enormous around floor renal, charge accouns, expensve delvery sysem, buyers. aaflun buyers, merchandae nun, effcency men and bl» ndwypaper adverflnt should sell aoos for much leat WE DO. f you are no on pur malng ls and are neresed n our monhly offerngs, send us your name and address,, > n Belf helps you he world go make round. Alway* he ama hm world over. Whsle Bolng Co,. Phono 377 Asbury Park, N. J. THE U. S. USCO TREAD Here s he U. S. Usco Tread, wh a long - esablshed sandard of servce among moorss who haven eye o valve, as well as o prce. Whle sellng for less han he oher res n he U. S. Fabrc lne, he Usco has earned a repuaon for. qualy and dependable economy whch s no exceeded by any re n s class. Tve red bu gve HLG m hrough expermenng. No more swchng. No more ryng hs and ha. s Camels for me 1 every me. They/re so refreshng! So smooh! So mellow mld! - Why? The answer s Camels exclusve exper blend of choce Turksh and Domesc obaccos* Theres nohng lke. No oher cgaree you can buy gves you he real sure-enough, all-day sasfacon ha comes from he Camel blend. Camel s he qualy cgaree. Gve Camels a ryou. Buy a pack oday. Ge your nformaon frs hand. Youll e o CSmels, oo. CamelR. J. REYNOLDS ToUcco Wlaaoa-Salm N Gf "Pnmh. Hn U. S. Tn come drec o he dealer from A/a nefhborn F ory Bench." "Whch one of your neghbors ges he bes * m- *ouff hs res? EVERY once n a whle you hear a moors say as he kcks a rear re wh an admrng foo, "heres alucky rel" Gve hm a chance andhell ell you all abou And hen youll fnd ha wha he calls "luck" s smply hs, frs experence wh a qualy sandard re. all comes o hs buy a U. S. Tre anywhere n hs counry and you ge defne, predcable value for your money no maer wha wegh car you drve. The man who has been guessng hs way hrough "oversocks," "dsconnued lnes," "job los" and he lke, wll fnd refreshng o alk wh he local U. S. Tre dealer who s concenrang on a full, compleely szed lne of U. S. Tres. For he frs me he wll hear some sragh qualy re facs and ge he dfference beween chance.and cerany n re buyng. The U. S. Tres he sees n sock are fresh, lve rea. They come drec o he. dealer, from hs neghborng Facory Branch. There are 92 of hese Branches esablshed and mananed by he U.-S. Tro makers. Gvng your dealer a connuous movng sook of new, fresh res bul on he cerany of qualy frs every me "H flrs xoereno** wh V. a. vull lnderd TVma," Uned Saes Tres Uned Saes Empre Garage Henry McDermo J. W. Moun Co. Jos. Sesa Tre Co Waler E. WaUh & Co. ""*V*

9 Fru and Poao Growers, We are now sellng Poao Sprayng Machnes and Maerals from our sock. See us before you order. We are n a poson o mee any compeon consderng qualy, We carry a supply of Bean Sprayers and Repar Pars. Frend Sprayers and Repar Pars. "Black Leaf" 40." "Sulco-V. B." Orchard Brand Maerals. " Vreelands" Elecro Brand Maerals. Bssell Harrows. Guns, Relef Valves.Spray Hose, Spray Fngs and many oher hngs oo numerouso -menon., Bu8helBa3kes. f you wsh we wll Spray Your Orchards or Poaoes. Call or wre for anyhng you need. JL C. Hendrckson S Son Mddleown, N. J. Telephone 798-R. Dealers n FARMERS SUPPLES For a jucy, brown roas evenly done A ND when you decde JLJLo bake or sew youll be able o do SECDRmOL eher on a New Perfecon Ol Cook Sove wh he "leas possble rouble. All he hea you wan for any knd of cookng s, ready n an nsan. No wang for he coal fre o "come up". The whe-pped New Perfecon, flame produces quck, clean hea and he long blue chmney drves all up o he cook ng uensl or oven. All he hea s used o cook wh. None of js wased n he form of soo on your pans; only a neglgble amoun s radaed abou he kchen, whch makes for comfor, even on warm days. Then, oo, he hree mllon and more housekeepers who use New Perfecons. are no bohered n her kchens wh coal, ashes, dus, wood and ler. And hey know wha a savng of me and labor ha means. The New Perfecon s surdly bul hroughou, s equpped wh brass burners and wll las for many yea,rs wh ordnary care. ;_ For bes resuls use clean, pure Aladdn Secury Ol s economcal for fs all hea. New Perfecon Ol ook Soves are sold a mos deparmen, furnure and hardware sores. STANDARD OL COMPANY(NEWJERSfcY) NEWPERFECnON Ol GookSoves NEW SPEEDSTER POSSESSES EXCLUSVE FEATURES Sem-Racng Body Swung on Bg Car Chasss-YOU ST N T, NOT ON T Ths new Kssel Speedser holds a suble lure by s dashng lnes and ndvdual appearance. A sem-racng body, equpped wh form-fng res- * ful sea, such as would be expeced n a lmousne fnshed n Chrome Yellow of a dsncve shades,--.". wh ndvdual seps bcycle fenders wre wheels. v,., on each sde of he hood runk rack a rear bumpers fron and rear. Kssel Cusom-Bul Sx n realy provdes large car comfor on rough roads, because s mouned on he same cusom-bul chasss as he larger Kssel models and powered by he new Kssel cusom-bul moor. On dsplay now. Delveres comng hrough n roaon of orders. S. JT. F»COT DSTRBUTOR FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY Globe Cour and Mechanc Sree NEW SPEEDSTER RED BANK, N. jr. RED BANK 22, BREF 7 mm DF HEWS. (Connued from las page.) James P. Graham, son of Mrs. Mary J. Graham of Freehold, was marred las Wednesday o Mss Mnrjore P. Hardng: o New York. The ceremony was performed a he brdes home. "Auo H by Truck,. An auomoble owned and drven by..henry Wkoff of, Freehold was sruck by an auo ruck near Marlboro Tuesday flgh pf las wock and was badly damaged. Mr. Wkoff was no njured. Hospal Nurse W*ds. Mss Olga Swarm, a former nurse a he Sprng Lake husp.ul, W;)H marred Sunday of las week o Harlem Fros of heca, New York. The.gfoom was a fbner solder l Camp Val,.., Envable School Record. Lucy Burdge, a pupl n he Farmngdale school, has esablshed an envable school rccorj. She has no mssed a day a school n seven years and has no been ardy once durng ha me. Marred n Maryland. Wllam H. Slocum, Jr., of Long Branch, and Mss Jan M. Lungson of Phladelpha wefe.murrwl a Elkon, Maryland, SJay 7h. The groom s a member of Cheser Arhurs orchesra. 1 Mucal Programs Sared. The musc season ahe Arcade a Asbury Park opened Saurday ngh. An orchesra of,22 peces under he drecon of Smone fana, former- Jy of Pryors band, sfurnshn^ he musc. Abury Parker Honorod. Howard. Hulck -ofsaslmry Park, propreor of he LofcK Arbour hoel, «ras chosen presden of he New Jersey hoel mens assocaon a her convenon, a Asbu>y Wn,* Pre a Drawng., Mss Selna Ward of Freneau has \von a prze of $10 for n; bes poser work durng he year a Cooper Unon-a New York. Mss Ward wll fnsh her course a he school nex year. New Nursery Head. The Brghsde Nursery a Oakhurs opened las Thursday for he season. Mrs. Re B. KlKer of.new York and Lonu Branch s supernenden of he nursery "hs year. To Suppress Auo Menace. The newly eleced lre polce a Ocean Grove a a meeng 1K week decded o ake seps o suppress he menace of curous auoss who flock o fres and generally.bnder he fremen. - Agans Prohbon. Dr. Elmer C Hazard of Long Branch has been apponed charman for Monmqub. couny of-he New Jersey dvson" of.-he assocaon opposed o he prohbon amendmen. Abury Park Grl a Brde. Mss,Gerrude S Taylor, daugher.of Charles Taylor of Aslmry Park, and Harry F. Leeds of Phladelpha were marred U.s Wednesday a Asbury Park by Rev. Dayjjl MacMurray. Copper Roof for HOUSE. -.. fmres JL, Saa-of Perh Amboy, who s conneced wh he Raran copper works; wll buld a bungalow a Long Branch on whch he wy place a roof of copper shngles. A Farewell Dnner. More han 250 resdens of Long Branch aended a farewell dnner las wpek for (Chrsopher Gregory, >who recenly resgned as supernenden of he Lonjf Brunch schools. Parnershp Dssolved. Howard Corell and Samuel \V. Hornsby, Jr,, who have been conducng a phonograph busness-a Maawan, have dssolved, Mr. Coaell wll connue he busness. P Auo Upses. : An- auo ruck drven by Taylor Palmer of Englshown and loaded wh cale upse on he man road a ha place las week. Mr, Palmer suffered "av njury cs one-arm. New Teacher a Freehold. Mss Venna Mlbnnk of Freehold, who graduaed from Columba unversy June 1s, has been engaged, as eacher of Spansh a he Freehold hgh school for he nex erm. New Cgar Sore. Arhur D. Prce of New York has opened a cgar sore n he Ealo heaer buldng a Asbury Park. He 1ms been conneced wh New York cgar sores for several years. Mus Observe Ordnance, Jney drvers a Keansburg have been nofed ha hey mus comply wh he borough ordnance whch requres lcensed bus drvers o work a leas hree hours each day. Real Esaers Dssolve. The real esae parnersp beween James A. Hurry and Ronald Tron a Ocean Grove has been dssolved. Mr. Hurry wll conduc he busness. (Connued on nex page.) "" All Dus, Snn, Spoa REMOVED wo double lfe of your DRY clohng wh our CLEANNG, MAX LEON, Prup. v ""."Offce :" WEST FRONT STREET A rhon! 7,1-1 Facory! * 76 WHTE STREET Phone MDWEST flow* Culvae! Harrows % Saws Wood Praccal Demonsraon a LOCUST FARM Now Monmouh, N. J. F. G. Adams 788-W MJdlcown. WARE WASTE AND WEAR WELL! Haman Bode Are PaUand by Ther. Own Was*. Mos lllneue Are Prevenable, The humanbody has o be heaed and fne foods burned nsde he body producemuchwase. AllhswaseshouM be removed from he body regularly, horoughly, h h l daly, by he dmnuve organs, whch are he bowels, kdneys, skn, and o some exen he lungs. These should ac n harmony f he bowels ere nacve exra effor s requred of he ohers, whch easly become deranged. Many Park las medcnes -wll force bowel acon emporarly bu he afer-effecs are. harmful. Many remedes arc adversed, some of whch have proven year afer year o be relable, effcen, and whou harmful acon or effec. Take Beechams Plls for example. For over 70 years Boechan has been a hou-.ehold word all over he world. 70 years (f use by all sors of folks, men, women and even chldren, have proven frs, ha Beechams Plls do wha s clamed for hem; second, ha hey are harmless, do no produce bad effecs. Some medcne forces Naure o unnaural acon. Oher medcnes, lke hose conaned n Beechams Plls asss Naure, ac mldly, persuade and hence produce no harmful effecs. s common o fnd fam-, les n whch Beechams have been used by several generaons, her use handed down from faher o son and from moher o daugher. Thas he bes possble recommendaon for any remedy. Every druggs sells Beechams, s glad o do so because.he knows ha her repuaon hasbeen won by mer for sck headaches Plls Whfe Sar Tax Servce BRASCH BROTHERS, Monmouh Sree, Oppose Depo. Telephone 747 ; Open Day and Ngh Don rus o luck. f you wan a frs-class, up-o-dae Na "TAX " "" OBERT PERCE, jus call 506 nnd have one of 1 ourr LCENSED AUCTONEER BesMence 16 Wlo. Hod Bsnk. coureous chauffeurs drve a fne Telephone 108B-U. vaea aenon c sales of fans M lookng* ax o your door. farm mplemen! and personal propery. Cars provded for weddngs, funerals and oher occasons. < > For lre Servce Telephone\72-H Our servce car s always ready Seam Vulcanzng, Fabrc and Cord Tres n sock John Hansen 42 Wes Fron Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Ngh Phone 1-4O-W TRES SUNDRES All (he same hgh qualy all he same hones value. OON uns are rccojnzcdnahelws M hn can be made. The dsncve desgnof he f>x48 combnes hem o mnkc n mn of he GARA>, Alan Fros, froprlaar, e 2C>; R«>l Bk.. Call day and ngh. Our number s E06 and ra,es are reasonable. Red Bank Taxcab Servce Offce: 184 Monmouh Sree, Oppose R. R. Depo RED BANK, N. J. CHAELES BOTTAGAHO, Prop. For Farm and Garden n bulk, packages and Seed Tape. Everyhng n re Lne. ANY QUANTTY WOODRUFFS SEEDS WELLERS Broad Sree, Red Bank. HAVE YOU Headache Do your Eye» burn or cht Do hey feel red or raned? U BO, have yoar eyes examned; your. slasaea may need a change. [STLJES & CO. F>hUadelpKla Eye Specalss 2nd Noonal Bank Bds., Room 28 Every Wednesday Hours 1:00 o 5 p. n. C. *G. A. DELA.TUBH, «* AB0H1TECT3 AJ»D ENOrMEEBS. ««" 17 EUn. B1JE.. Bed Buk, M,, T«l Conn. DE. HAKOLD A TLTON, BUOSON D8NH8T. Ora4o*«jDlvnlr of Pmm.jlv.nls.» ssor o Dr. 1. Q, Thnxluwros, M*. 1 Brosd Br«e. OSa* aun llll. bllm, dy sxcd B«ursr. A E. dldwell ** TRUS8 SPECALST Afcn, Vonwn, apd CbMrej Booms MHM-2 Knuouh BuUdns. Asbu>» Puk.. 1. Phaael Asbory * WsyaUle 261.F-4. Boars-B-11, 1-4, 7-8. Sard&r3un(]srsndllal) day and by apponmen. : All Sfpanoes guanneed or prces refunlad; 1, E. FOSTER, COUN3ELLOE AT LAW.... York. NewJ«rs«j, 50 Broad war. Alanc Hghlands, N. Y. Cy, H. J M F. fetley, V. NOTAHY PUB.JC and COMMSSONER OF DEEDS. Tellers Neva Sand. 7 Brood Sree, Red Bank. N. 1 D G R. HAKOLD J. STOKES, DENTAL BUUGEPN Successor o Dr. Frank Lee. W Broad Sree. Glsnr Buldlu. RoomB 4,6 and Q. Offce Houra 8:30 o B*0 oeoe EO. McC. TAYLOR, C. E. CONSULTNG ENGWEER, CVL ENGNEER and SURVEYOB, B Elmer BulJn, Smad S. Red Sank. H. 1, "5 RELLY, QUNN & PARSONS, V Davdson V Buldng, COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Bed Bank. John J. Q Theodore D. Parson*. OHW S. APPLKGATE & SON, J COUNSELLOE3 A LAW Davdson Balldns, Broad Sral. BED DAM. N, DMUND WLSON, E COUNSELLOR AT LAW, RED BADE. B. 1 OrEcen ; 10 EAST FBOWT STOKBT. A LSTOFBEEKMAN, V COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Offces, Broad sree, BED BAHK*. R. W. M. THOMPSON, D DENTAL SURGEON, 2d N«l Bank Bulldlns. Rrf Bsnk. M. Gaa adnlbere6. ~ Hours 8-5, n EO. D. COOPER, VJT CVL ENGNEER Baecesaor o Geo. Cooper, U FoaofllCG Buldng. RED BANE. B.. KOKGE K. ALLEN, JR., CVL ENGNEEH AND aokyetob, Boom 7, Paemon Balldlnsr, Breed Sree. UBD BANK. N. J. G EO. H. KOBERTK, GRADUATE AUCTONEER Pdlree or Grade Suck, Farm Sales, Fax sooal Propery. Hew Monmoab, K. J. Telephone Mlddl«o»n m-f-l. ; Ellsworh Alexander XL.ES for Floors, Walls, Hearhs and Manel Facngs, Brass and Wrough ron Freplaces, Androns, Fenders, Fr*! Sea and Ga9 Logs. Wood and Tl* Manels, Medcne Cabnes and Tl n Bahroom Accessores. 14 Monmouh S., Red Bank TELEPHONE 526J.»*.<»»»»«.ESTABLSHED 18S4 TELEPHONE 111 ALEXANDER D. COOPER Real Esae and nsurance BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. Fre, Lfe, Accden, Tornado and Plae Glass nsurance SPECAL MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY. TME TABLE N EFFECT JUNE 5h, Subjec o chan&a whou noce. Seamers SEA BRD and ALBERTNA Doween Plor 24. fool or Frankln Rlrw. Now York (.mdlk u hu llncry o nku on anl l«off amonkctb uly), nral llrhlamln. Orcunlc unu Bed Hank, Telephone Ral 71.» Walkur. New York, 23 kd Bank. N. J. Hahlunla Tclcplono. 12Ss FOR RED BANK. FOR NEW YORK Daly excep Sunday. Daly excep Sunday, A.M. P.M.; Leave Plffr 24, foo of frankln Sree H ! Leave ReJ lnnk 7 S AM. Urn llncy l.onl>s l Sf, Anve lsllunls alau J BOO, 5 " llljhu.,,1, Oceanc 80S 7 33 " Oceanc ".,,.U! S 30!, Anvo lly Lndlnn abou lu 00 " Rod Uanlc " MS 0 OO nklln Sreo " SUNDAYS. Lnnve Per 21, fon of Frankln Sree l.euvu llnlery l.nmlng A,, v,, llul.lnmu,.l,,,,l -<"*" v O r e a r J e - " "": 1.-;.?: " Heel nmk " P.M a 30 A.M. 1 SUNDAYS. r.m.. H 30 Lenvo Rc<l lnll. 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10 Pu Tea J! "_ 11 " Belle Mead Swees ase so good jus seems.as f he cooks mus have found some new ngreden ha no oher candy maker had ever dscovered. They are good. They are delcous. They gve you real candy sasfacon and delgh. THE REXALL STORE James Cooper, Jr. Broad and Whe Srees, RED BANK. BON BONS G How o Mx Alfalfa and Pan gves you apan ha gves you he greaes reurns for he money 1 One ha gves your buldngs he larges crop of proecon? Such a pan s Lowe Alfalfa leas wo crops o hays one. n some secons, s hree. Therefore, no maer f does cos more--o prepare he seed bed, s worh many mes s cos. When comes o pan, Why no mx n some of ha same brand of alfalfa sense of yours; and ge a Sold only Brohers Hgh Sandard. wll boh save and make money for you any way youfgure. Come n and alk over. Ask for color card and leraure. JOS. T. BURROWES CO. 213 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK. gve re mleage a he lowes cos n hsory by dealers 30 x 31 NON-SKD RED-TOP CORD $15.00 $22.00 $27.50 Reducon on all syles and szes A New Low Prce on a Known and Hones Produc BREF UPSOF NEWS. (Connued from u page.) Rchard Robbns of Allenown was badly njured Sunday of las week when he was joled from George Dllons auo. Mr. Robbns suffered a broken hp bone anl nernal njures. Audorum Season Opens. The summer servces n he Ocean Grove audorum opened Sunday and wll be connued for he res of he Rummer season. Several noed speakers have been secured. New Fre Engne. The Freehold borough councl has awarded he conrac for a new Amercnn-.aFranee pumpng engne for Monmouh hose company. The apparaus wll cos $12,1)00. Veeran* o Gve Ball. The Lo\g Branch pos of he Amercan Lpgon wll gve a mdsummer ball a he TSkanassee hoel on Wednesday, July 2oh. The affar wll be an nformal one. Buldng Fund Sared. The congregaon of he Avon Baps church wll use he $1,000 bequeahed o he church by James A. Bradley as he nucleus of n buldng fund for a new church. Long Branch Grl o Wed. Announcemen has been made of he engagemen of Mss Surah Colmorgen, daugher of Wllam Colmorgen of Long Branch, o Waler Sprague of Rocheser. Annual Chary Ball. A large number of persons aended he hreh annual chary ball gvnn a he Hollywood hoel a Long ^Branch las Frday ngh for he Long Branch hospal. A Keanburg Weddng. Mss Roma Furnss and George Henry of Kennsburg were marred Sunday of las" week. Mr. Henry s a parner of Sanley Sculhorp n he real esae busness. Vcm of Paralyss... Mrs. Mary Chrsan, wfe of Samuel Chrsan of Jerseyvlle, ded Saurday week of paralyss, aged C3 years. Besdes her husband she leaves four chldren. Memoral Church Opens. The Elberon Memoral Church opened for he summer las Sunday. Rev. Charles F. Wshar, presden of Wshar college, Oho, wll be he pasor hs summer. Recovers for Burned Car. Jacob Gvossmun of Asbury Park has been awarded judgmen of $750 for he desrucon of hs auomoble, whch was burned followng a collson las Augus. Deah fron 1 Hear Dsease. Charles Woodward of Perrnevlle dropped dead las Thursday whle walkng near hs home. He was eghy years old. Deah was caused by hear dsease. From Cop o Hacker. Warren Compon of Avon has qu hs job as cop a ha place o engage n he hackng busness. John Robshaw has succeeded hm as polceman. Freehold Propery Sold. The busness buldng on Man sree a Freehold owned by A. J. C. Sokes and Forman Brower has been sold o Donald C. Bucher and Max Fnegold. Maawan Man o Buld. Edward S. Lsk, a counclman a Maawan, hns bough a lo on Man sree from M. Duncan and wll buld a succo house on for hs own occupancy. Theaer Prce Cu. Waler Reade, owner of a srng of heaers, has announced ha hgh class aracons wll be shown a hs heaers a Asbury Park a pre-war prces. Ges Job on Shp, Wrgh" Soden, son of Harry F. Soren of Freehold, has aken a job on a fru carryng shp whch saled las week for Souh Amercan pors. Scou Camp o Open. The Boy Scou camp along Shark rver near Belmar wll be opened on July 1s. The camp s locaed on a rac of 500 acres, mosly woodland. No Workers Appeared. The Freehold rug mll was opened las Wednesday under an open shop plan. No workers appeared o work. no mll had been closed fve monhs. Keansburg Boy Wed«. Russell Opden, son of Charles Ogden of Keansburg, and Mss Nelle LeffnRweU of Newark were marred Saurday week, a he brdes home. A New Druggs. Oscar Sevens, son of George Sevens of Manwan, graduaed from he Columba school of pharmacy las week. He wll work a New York. Adelpha Boy Weds. Joseph M. Slwcll, Jr., of Adelpha, and Mss Hazel Hull of Ruherford were marred a Old Tennen church las Wednesday week. Buys a Bungalow. L. D. Akcn, a Long Branch paner, has bough he Guno bungalow on Hapmon avenue, whch s now occuped by Capan Poer. Bryan o Speak a Maawan. Wllam Jennngs Bryan wll speak a he Maawan hgh school audorum nex full. no been decded as ye. Clohng Sore Robbed. Tho exac dae has Theves broke no Howard L. Bordens clohng sore a ASbury Park Monday ngh of las week ard sole clohng worh $2,000. LACHS Broadway Hoel and Resauran. Mnln xervcl o nl loura.. Specal raeo raveler*. Dancng every Krdny anl Saurday WllKH. Good mllfllc. 209 Broadway, oppose Thrd Avc Long Branch, New Jerfrey. lhow 1C00. MERCER (rncluu Nracs con nlwnyb ban ponlonn lurnelve snlnru* n pr~ vo nunhf. school,.. hosplnjn, n. Hmnr romnnck, nrun Hcrf, rc. Nl rue* nre needed noro u presen hnn cv.-r Ufor*. Mercer okplal offer* f lrce yenv eursp. of lamelo. ^wh bo»ml,)aun«dry nnl mmlc rare. n CHC of MHSB, free. Monhly ajjywnce la glvvn mfflrl-ly lorre *<> e»v*r run *>f "x lonkh mul unforms uml ennble he nudon uurfle o nk* 1 hn ranf whou oher lanrln mmurr. Cln*«cn are MOW j«<nr formed, Ko* nformaon rull or MUre**. Superne.de, ol Tranng School Mercer Hopal. Trenon, N. J. RED BANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, MATNEE All SEATS WHERE QUALTY REGNS SUPREME Today, Wednesday, June 22 EDTH DAY he Sar of "rene," New Yorks: Grea Success, n Chldren No Waned nense drama ha appeals o every human emoon. Go a.chld? Say away! Go a poodle? Come rgh n we BROAB^STfEET h$\> jus he aparmen for you. The voce of he renng problem of oday. Who klled Marcus Hazzard? Was four-year-old Bey Marsh, prey Dorohy Crane, he ndan servan, Al Bey, or he advenuress, Mmc. Duval? Ths was a mysery ha baffled he auhores n "Chldren No Waned." A powerful drjma ha unearha dorman houghs decayng for he lack of suggesve nourshmen. 7 Comedy "Money Talks", Knoo Revew Overure, "Kaymond,"- Thomas Thursday and Frday June 23 and 24 A LOS WEBER PRODUCTON "To Please One Woman" A 1 remendous modern sory n whch Los Weber has crysal- zed he desrucve forces of he ages, presenng wh mghy dramac nensy he havoc wrpugh by a selfsh woman. Wha s responsble for half he crmes commed by men, wo-hrds of her unselfsh acs, and nne-enhs of her ambon? Gamblng hs all, and hoverng mdway beween anxous expecaon and blssful (or oherwse) realzaon. Powerful and darng, flled wh he glamour of beauful, women, and gorgeous gowns, Saged n lavsh rchness, wh noable cas. THURSDAY Overure, "The Mouse and he Clock" L. K. O. Comedy Revew Cnograrna FRDAY Overure, "Weddng of he Wnds" Comedy "Bungalow Troubles" Topcs JUST % UNDER WHERE TO DNE Good Old Maryland Syle One of OUR Daly Specal. $1.25, Dnners $1,25 Sundays and Holdays S.50. From 12 o 8 :30 P. M. Blue pon on Half Shell Lle Neck Clams on Half Shell Chcken Porufase Chowder Rhode sland Cold Snw Chow-Chow Baked Boson Blue Fah ROASTS Prme cu Beef ay jus Baked Fresh Ham,.Apple Sauce Phladelpha Capon wh Fllng Rous Leg Sprng: Lamb VEGETABLES Holod New Poaoes Green Beans Early June Peas SALADSu TomnocHHvh Leuce DESSERTS Lemon Merngue, Apple or Peach Pc Chocolae Puddng, Crenm Sauce Vanlh or phocolale ce Crenm Wncrmolon, cpd Berry Roly-Poly Coffee Ten Cocoa Club Breakfas, 35c up. CHESTER Moel and Grll fcoofcman and Sewall ASBURY PARK Opp. S. Jumna Theaer, plume 13V5. Bmked Guaranee The Columba (no adjusmen paymen) guaranee covers all he maerals n he baery. covers he workmanshp ha pu hem here. guaranees an elecrcal capacy adequae o he requremens of your car j wh an effcency a leas 80% of (he orgnal capacy for he perod of he guaranee. Vnu ge a guarn lke hs, nlj wh he Egheen dfferen pons of consrucon make he Columba superor n 18 dfferen ways. Honeycomb plae formaonhaa a russed srucure lke a eeel grder o whsand Ducklng. Unversal ermnals m&k e,. josdble nsallng a Columba n jjcomls me where hours were consumed before Scaled counclors are proecon agans nexperence. Bayone-cach Ven plugs and exceponal])! v,l 0.fllng holes enables you o cly-learn 1l>» condmr of» Columba. Le \u BOW you all pons of mnory and explan wla ley mean o you. S. J. PCOT - Telephone 658 RED BANK, N.. " e^ BURNS-SCHAFFER AMUSEMENT CO. > Saurday, June 25 * ANNA ALCE CHAPLNS MOUNTAN MADNESS A Lloyd Carlaon Producon. EVENNG ALL SEATS/ 3Oc A dramac.sory of he Vrgna mounans, full of acon, and excngly neresng; holdng you spellbound, anxously wang he oucome of each dashng-, hrllng complcaon, wh a gleam of Bparklng comedy and a hoar hrobbng romance. A pcure all wll enjoy. Comedy "Bungalow Troubles" 2nd Epsode of."mracle OF THE JUNGLES" /- Overure Popular Medleys Monday and Tuesday June 27 and 28 CATHERNE CURTS PRESENTS "The Sky Plo" Cale sampede, errle n s fury. Thrll upon hrll and smle upon sob make Ralph Connors "The Sky Plo" one, of he years unforgeable feaures. ncdens of absorbng human neres are arscally welded wh bg dramac momens. The sory ells of n young mnser called by fah no he wlds of Ganadn o spread he Gospel, resulng n a powerful surgng drama, far superor on he screen han he magnaon could conceve from he world famous novel by he same name. Monday Comedy, "Scandal a la Car " Knograms, - Tuesday Comedy, "Scandal a la Care" * Bray Caroon* Cor. Globa Cor and Mechanc S. - WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBLES ARE BULT. BUCK WlUL BULD THEM N. J. - < _ mlm cfsalrfkon Thl fdc* Coverd- 191C-.SS l S HUl 191F-8.S33 Slll 1013-l.CO lllll leeo-u..q n Toal 9.V79 ll B UC KMl/mefSabsJalw lsl)- H.M9 Ull Toal H,013 lu Where he Ralway Lef Off- The Unah Ralway ermnaes Wason and Vernal a enrely a Wason, Uah. Beween unpaved, across an ard deser, Wason and Vernal sreches 60 wh no habaon save hrees mles of ard deser. fregh hus," wres Vce-Presden Robnson of he ralway. And ye he publc suffers no nconvenence nravelngbeween "n summer he emperaure hese wo owns, because he ran es as hl K h as n. " Wlnc!" as low as Unah Ralway manans an ze, ro >. l v -. hc roa, ofen unfalng passenger servce wh covered wh 12 nches of wo Buck cars. snow. The wo Bucks have never jeen off hs roue are "The 60 mle road beween operang here oday." r, (B-94) Prun lns of new Buck sx-cylndr models wll arn! hru he 1922 mn. Begnnng Jule l he new re and Pr>" wll asfllow, f. o.. Far, Fln, Mchgan. ^.,.,.^ >. f Model Three Passenger Roadser - * $1495 Model Fve Passenger Tourng Model Three Passenger Coupe 2135 Model Ffvc Passenger Sedan Model Four Passenger Coupe 2325 M o d e l S e v e n P a s s e n g e r T o u r n g Model 22-SO Seven Passenger Sedan 2635 M. L. ZOBEL Monmouh Counys Larges Auomoble Dsrbuor Red Bank, N. J. Telephone 955 Sea Brgh, N, J. Telephone 90

11 VOLUME XL.1 NO. 52. ssued Weaklr. Enured as B«con)-C» HaUr a he Posofflce a Red Buk, M, J., uud.r ha AU of March d, 187B, RED BANEj N. J M WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, $1.50 Per Year. PAGES 11 TO 2o! WATER FOR WESTSDE OFFCALS AWAfD "CONTRACT FOR THREE STREETS. Polce Telegraph Ordnance Apparenly Klled Beyond Hope of Re.- rrecllon Fremen Called Down for Speedng. A conrac for. $4, Was awarded Monday ngh o he Monmouh conracng company for layng waer mans on hree dfferen srees. The bds were opened wo wepks ago and he" Monmouh con- radng company was he lowes bdder, hu Counclman G. Howard Lppnco mode auch a bg kck agans proydng waer for. Sunse avenue and Madson avenue ha acon was deferred for wo weeks for a repor. On Monday ngh* Counclman Wllam H. R. Whe gave a repor n favor of waer for all he srees and a moon o ha effec was carred wh Mr. Lppnco casng he only dssenng; voe. Several houses are beng bul on Madson avenue and foureen or ffeen on Sunse avenue, and Mr. Lppnco saed ha he was agans waer for hose wo srees because under a new law passed o relevo he housng suaon new houses wll be ax free for fve years. Counclman W. A. VanSehock was opposed o waer on he wesern end of Sunse avenue, alhough for an enrely dfferen reason han Mr. Lppnco. Mums are o be lad on a poron of ha end of he sree n order o have Waer o fgh a fre whch has been burnng connuously for egheen monhs a he publc garbage dump, Mr, VanSehock sad here was a hydran" amply near o supply all he waer needed whou layng addonal mans and furhermore ha was a needless expense because a new se for a Jump s soon o be obaned. He wus unable o ge he oher counelmon o agreo wh hm. The oher sree where mans are o be lud s Shrewsbury avenue. Mr. Mppncos pe measure, ho Gamcwell polco elegraph sysem, was apparenly klled beyond hope of resurrecon. The ordnance provdng for hs sysem a a cos of $5,000 o he axpayers was up for s fnal readng and wus lad on he able. Counclman Harry B. Clayon helped o deal a deah blow o ho elegraph sysem by sang ha he hud aken he-,, maer up wh he elephone corpany and ha he elephone company would nsall for $150 a sysem jus us good as he Gamewell sysem. He sad Asbury Park had a sysem smlar o he one he elephone company proposed o nsall here and ha predced ha he work would cos abou $15,000 o $20,000. The maer of pavng Wes sree was revved and Wllam S. Chld made srong argumens n favor of hs mprovemen. He sressed he fac hs he sree conneced wo of he mas mporan srees- of he own and ha a majory of he propery own era ownng more han half of he propery on he sree and ownng more han half he sree fronage had sgnd a peon for he mprovemen. Mr. Hubbard was nsruced o adverse for bds. The Red Bank and Keypor rolley lne was severely crcsed. by some of he counclmen and by sonrn of he czens for s falure ~\w concree beween s racks on^l/norhern end of Brdge avenue. Mr. Burd saed ha Keypor had compelled he company o pu concree beween s racks a ha place; and he dd no see why Red Bank could no do wha Keypor had done. George Dwgh sad he councl never lacked means o compel propery owners o pay her share of publc mprovemens and ha he, ddn see why he councl couldn make he rolley company do he same. A moon was passed demandng ha he company have a represenave a he nex councl meeng/\ Mrs. Fred Procor and Mrs. Henry S. Whe were a he meeng. They were usked by Mayor Paerson f hey had anyhng o say. They repled hahey had aended he meeng n he neres of economy o oppose he polce elegraph ordnunc-u bu ha hey would make no remarks because he maer hod been aced on sasfacorly o hem, Te. assessmen commssoners PONEER MERCHANT DEAD. CAPT. WLLAM A. COLE DED THS MORNNG. Well Known Red Bank Resden Passed Away Shorly Afer Mdngh n H Egheh Year The Funeral Wlj be Held on Frday. Wllam Andrew Cole ded early hs mornng n hs egheh year a hs home on Wallace sree. He had been n falng healh for several monhs, bu hs condon of lae had seemed o mprove and was no unl a shor me before he end ha hs almen seemed Berous. Mr. ses. Cole was born n He moved o Red Massachu- Bank wh hs faher when he was a young man and found employmen here as a clerk. Laer he and saac H. Adlem sared he dry goods busness whch s now owned by Jacob Yunko. From a small begnnng hs busness grew and prospered unl became The oal cos of he* job was $1,321.12, of whch $700 wll be pad by he own a large and $ wll bu pad by he propery owners benefed. _^ AS N THER CHLDHOOD. THE HANDS OF TME TURNED BACK. AT A PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. John Kng and Ther Frends Dresed Lke Chldren, Played Lke Chldren and Had as Good a Tme aa Chldren Have. Turnng back he hands of me o chldhood dnys was he fea accomplshed by Mr. and Mr3. John Kng of Branch avenue and abou hry of her frends a a pary a few nghs ago n celebraon of he enh annversary of he weddng of Mr. puny proposed LU nsall ere uu UUL :,. "_-. ~,,.~. <.L_ he annual cos for manenance dd.and Mrs. Kng. The folks a he no exceed $250. The counclmen P"^ wore shor dresses kne<rousseemed o be nclned o hnve he ere and oher are afer he manner elephone sysem nsalled and hey sad hey would ake up he maer a her nex meeng. Mr. Lppnco asked John S. Ap-,,:--, plegae, he borough counsel, f here erns, colored elecrc lghs and was a law under whch a salary could crmson ramblers. Many of nem be pud o he mayor and councl. Mr. had gone o school ogeher, and for Applegoe repled ha he only law j hem he occasontoba reunon as he-was converaan wl regardng he well as an opporuny" o recall fond of grls and boys garmens. They played juvenle games and sang juvenle songs and old remnscences n n room decoraed wh Japanese anmaer was one whch requred ha he people mus approve salares for he mayor and councl a an elecon. Mr. Lppnco reored ha he undersood here was a law whch provded salares for ly) mayor und memores. Mr. and Mrs. Kng receved many fne gfs. The guess were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reners, Mr. and Mrs. Augusus Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Penrce, Mr. and Arhur Walker, Mr. and Mrs. counclmen whou he people havng Mrs. Arhur Walker, Mr. and Mrs. any suy-so n he maer. Mr. Ap- Joseph Harrson, Mr. and Mrs. Lesle plejrae sad here mgh be such a law Denns, Mr. and Mrs. George A. bu he had never heard of.. He sad Delaush, Mr. and Mrs. Forres he would nvesgae. Compon, Mr. and Mrs. Evere Run- The- offcals adoped a resoluon yon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wllam Hem, requrng propery owners on he Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Magee, Mr. and wesern end of Wes Fron sree o Mrs, Oo Beuell and Mr. and Mrs. PERFECT FOR A YEAR. Two Col Neck Pupla Who Dd No reha Maa a Day. Robnson of he fourh grade and John Beans of he second grade of he Cols Neck publc school had perfec records for aendance and puncualy for he enre school year jus ended. Mss Florence Campbell, he eacher of he grammnr grades of he school, has reurned o her homo a Lle Slver, of he prmary deparmen, has re d o her home n Clffwood. lay sdewalks from Recor place o Ber Boger. Hubbnfds brdge. Engneer George K. Allen yvas~nsruced o fx a grade for he sdewalks. James N. Bunell, he waer supernenden,, repored ha he reservor had been cleaned and ha he couny was akng waer for sprnklng purposes whou payng for from he hydran a he corner of Pnckney road and Soul sree. Some of he waer s used o sprnkle Pnekey roul nsde of he borough lms. Counclman Whe saed ha as he couny wll pu ol on Pnckney road.. n a few days would do no harm o and Mss Berha Dunham, he eacher allow waer o be aken by he couny unl he ol s pu on he road. However, he councl nsruced Mr. l!unejl no o allow he couny o ake any more waer unless s pad for. Sewers are o be pu down on Shrewsbury avenue soon, and Morgnn V. Dsbrow made applcaon for he job of sewer nspecor. Hs applcaon was fled. Counclman Clayon reud a buldng coda whch he waned he councl o adop. The code wus voed down. Mr. Clayon and Mr. Lppnco ens he only affrmave voes. Xho ordnance provdngfor buyng a lo and par ef a vacaed sree from Charles E. Burd for $1,200 pabsed s frs readng. Counclman Jesse P. Mnnahan voed ngnns hs measure. Negoaons BODY BACK FROM FRANCE. Remana of Chrsopher Doughy \ Bured n Far Vew Cemeery. The body of Chrsopher Doughy of Far Haven, who was klled n he S. Mhel drve durng he war, arrved n Red Bank Frday. The funeral was held Sunday afernoon a Far Vew "cereery und was largely aended. Members of he 310h nfanry, o whch Mr. Doughy was aached, and a large concourse of members of paroc organzaons of Red Bank and Far Haven escored he body from.. Moun & Sons funeral paflora o Coopers brdge. Rev. Rober MacKellar conduced he servce j a he grave. A frng squad fred f volley over he grave and a bugler sounded "aps." Mr, Doughy was 25 years old and was a son of Edward Doughy. DRESSES MADE BY GRLS. A CLASS N DRESSMAKNG COM- WEDDNGS. KLLED BY AUTOMOBLE. RUMSON BOY MET WTH A TRAGC DEATH MONDAY. Joseph Porer, Eleven Years Old, Run Dpwn and Klled Whle Rdng Home on a Bcycle Hs Broher VanMaer Unz. Mss Elzabeh VanMaer, daughf Chl VM d S, g er of Charles VanMaer, and Suar Una, son of Oscar Unz, boh of A- h Rver Sr anc Hghlands, were marred Sa- «n Takng Le.aon. urd,^ afernoon a he brdes home Ther Work on " l ne P resence f a large number of relaves and frends. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Joseph H. PLETES TS COURSE. Egheen Grl, of Scbool Have B n Makng Dresses Daplay n The Regaer Wndow. On Aprl 7h a dressmakng class wh 23 members was formed n he Rver sree school. Sessons were Schaeffer. The brde sun robe. dress covered wore a whe wh a lace,., _,,, m,,. u»u. She also wore a vel caugh up held every Tuesday and Thursday af- wh oran blossom,, and she carred ernoon. afer he regular school day a show er boque of lles of he valsudes were srucor was compleed. Mrs. Louse MANY JUNOR GRADUATE NNETY-THREE PUPLS FNSH JUNOR HGH SCHOOL. Exercaea of Ths Clan Held Frday Mornng n he Hgh School Audorum Graduae* Wll Couuu) Sudes n Tenh Grade. Nney-hree pupls graduaed from he Red Bank junor hgh school las Frday mornng. The graduang exercses were held n he hgh school audorum and he program conssed voscr, and he work was under he general drecon of Mss Helen Porerfeld, supernenden of recreaon n Red Bank. Fve grls dropped ou of he class because hey were unable o buy he maerals for makng dresses, he oher egheen members of he class remanng durng he enre course. The grls who compleed he course were Lena Acquaro, Mary Applegae, Francs Becker, Laura Bzzarro, Anna Boncore, Mary Carpnell, Vncenza DOnofeo, Esher _,. - «ounc uvuur u luua u Ll: Vll-.,..,,... The n- ey. Her sser, Mrs. Harry. zzarl o 50n S 3 b,ll he f dua f "?,. clas f, PCour- of Elmra, New York, was maron of,, ssll y. ",7 Llf e of Ed,, h r" n -"- h Rd U bh f h D " a 4 Oa1!y?" esay "! Fazzone, Rose Galane, Garuo, Bena Naale, Angelna Angelna A WLLAM A. COLE. one of he larges of s knd n h sae. Mr. Cole rered from busness n He was very fond of rver spors and a one me he owned ha fases pleasure boa on he Shrewsbury rver. Because of hs ably as Was Klled Four Weeks Ago. Joseph Porer, eleven years old, son of Wllam Porer of Rumson, was klled Monday af ernopn a Rumson by an auomoble owned and drven by Frank L. Connable, a summer resden of Monmouh Beach. Four weeks ago James J. Porer, a broher of Joseph, was klled by a fall from a buldng n Ne\ York. Joseph me hs deah whle ne was rdng home on a bcycle from he Seabrgh enns club cours. The ragedy occurred a he corner of Harshorne lane anl Tenns Cour lane. Mr. Connable drove e ear o he lef of«he road o avod hng he boy, bu he rgh fron mudguard sruck Joseph on he head and fracured he skull. The boy lved abou lve mnues bu n ha lme he las res of he Caholc church were admnsered,o he boy by a pres who happened o be rdngn an auomoble n he rear of he Connable car. The couny physcan gave a bural perm ascrbng he deah as accdenal. Besdes hs parens Joseph leaves wo ssers and wo brohers, Lllan, May, Thomas and Raymond Poer. The funeral wll be held omorrow mornng a half-pas nne oclock a Holy Cross church and he bural wll be a Moun Olve cemeery. Mr. Connable was placed under arres for he accden and was held a boaman and because he spen so _ un j er «O00 bal for he Rrand jury much of hs me on he rver h earned he name of Capan Cole. Mr. Cole was wce marred. Hs frs wfe was Mary Seven years ago Mr. sabelle Suherland J. Garrson. Cole marred VanRper of Paerson and she survves her husband. Mr. Cole was a member of he lodge of Free Masons of Red Bank and he was a JCngh Templar. The funeral wll be held a,. h,e house Frday afernoon a half-pas wo oclock. The bural wll be made Saurday mornng a eleven oclock a Cedar Lawn cemeery a Paerson. Comng Weddnga. Mss Grace Madson of Pnckney road and Edgar Layon of Oakland sree wll be marred Saurday ngh a he New Monmouh Baps parsonage. The aendans wll be Mss Dorohy Emmons, Mss Anna Egans and Marn Dwyer. The couple wll go o Alanc Cy on her weddng rp. Announcemen has been made of he engagemen of Mss Else Teley, daugher of Mllard Fllmore Teley )f Hudson avenue, o Wllam H. Carhar, Jr., of Lle Slver. No dae has been se for he weddng. S. Anhonys Day Obaerved. scous wll be held Frday ngh n ; Sunday were aended by a he Esner buldng. An address wll! number of specaors and your nro beng carred on o have refuse and gurbage dumped on a low pece of land n he renr of Conovers facory. f hs deal goes hrough he dump n Wes Red Bunk wll be abandoned. A leer was receved from he Conover company sang ha ho own could hnve a dump n he rear of he facory, provdng uf, he own would see ha paper md oher objeconable maeral were properly aken care of. f he dump n locaed here Andrew Morrs, who s employed he suwago plan, wll be employed o do addonal duy as dump wacher. le wll ge exra pay of ffy cens a dny. Tho sree commleo was empowered p mploy a sree supernenden emporarly whle Rober Perce, he»regular supernenden, s lad up wh sckness. Mr. Perce s a he Long Branch hospal, where he underwen an operaon wo weeks ajo, Resoluons were passed expressng regre over he deahs of nne Perh purse. Thnk of a p from several mes flered aeraed waer (purer han. drnkng waer). Thnk of u ho spell whou ce. Thnk of he food spoled. Thnk of he lves los. Then realze we are always ready o delver pure ce o you for only 8-10 of A cen a pound, and he prce won be rased. Phone 406 for delverng of pure ce, and for emergency needs ousde of busness hours any day or ngh a supply can JJO had n.he pure ce plan, Brdgre avenue and ce pluce. ndependen ce and Coal Co., Corner Monmouh and Wes srees. Adversemen. large The program be gven by Dr. George J. Fsher, a comprsed songs by he school, redepuy chef scou execuve. ponsve readngs recaons by lurmu.u «*-».u»«n «.. v. 1 ne TOUru unuu nc.-.k " «- lc ^...~-~-. ~ j - Durng he years ha Mss Campbell Monmouh couny councl o boy Mehods church a Tnon rals has augh a Cols Neck 47 of 49 -.,... _... -JD-J -.. -n-«,,,fph hv n lnrn-e pupls who have aken he grammar school examnaons have passed. Ths year hreo of Mss Campbells former pupls graduaed from hgh schools a Leonardo and Freehold. Healh and ce. There s nohng 30 necessary o healh as ce. Nohng so conducve o comfor as our pure ce, he only luxury whn reach of almos every purse. Thnk of a produc made Amloy fremen, klled lus week These men were whm a ruck on whchhey wore rdng was sruck by a locomove. Mr. ( Lppnco sad here was n good deal of reckless drvng done n gong o fles a Hod Bank, and a WB suggeson a moon ws p d l U O H G pa»d lbbnwub, Fraku, he flro chef, o mnke he nremon UKQ less speed, Mr. Apple- * pe smveaod ha ruck drvers ronf faser han a ceran specfed rae bo arresed, bu he counclme dd no hnk wao o ake hs acon wh voluneer fremen. Clerk John L. Hubbard was nsruced o advnrle for bds for sewern on Souh greo. Mr. Allen Palmera, Paulne Rosenberg, Anna Rbusell, Frances Scarabba, Lucy Tropno, Grace Tesauro and Carmela Vassalo. The grls are from en o foureen years old. They were augh o cu, o sew dfferen knds of seams such as fellng, frenchng and hemmng, o make buonholes and o sch on sewng machnes. * All he work was done by he grls hemselves, wh only he necessary drecons from he nsrucors. Some of he grls came from alors famles and hey showed specal apude wh he needle. " Angelna Garruo, one of he grls, who s welve yenrs old, had never sewed before, bu she made such a nce dress for herself ha she was nspred o go home and make a dress for her lle sser, who s sx years old. She drew he desgn and paern for he dress herself, whou asssance,and she made he dress up from her own paern and desgn. Ths dress, as well as all he ohers made by he grls, are wo-pece slpon dresses, wh neck facng, bel and pockes. The dresses made by he srls have been pu on dsplay n he wndow of Tho Regser offce as an exhb of wha can be (lone by schoolgrls of he ages of en o foureen years. WOMEN FGHT A FRE. Navesnk Fremens Auxlary Helped o Pu Ou Blae n a Feld. Whle he-lades auxlary of he Navesnk fre company was holdng a cake sale Saurday afernoon n he frehouse, grass n a feld near by was se on fre by sparks from a bonfre. The blaze hreaened several houses and he women urned n he fre alarm. Only a few fremen urned waa a Nave of England and She Had Lved n Amerca 75 Yeara. Mrs. Jula E. Borden, wdow of George P. Borden, ded Thursday mornng a he home of her daugher, Mrs. Lous E. Brown of Prospec avenue, wh whom she had made her home snce he deah of Mr. Borden hree years ago. Mrs. Bordens hp was fracured by a fall a week prevous o her deah. Nney years ago Mrs. Borden was born a Wndsor. England, and she came o hs counry 75 years ago. For many years she and her husband conduced he Prospec boardng house on Prospec avenue. Besdes he daugher menoned she leaves a son, Wllam H. Borden of Branch avenue. ~Mrs. Borden was a member of.he Frs Mehods church. The funeral was held Sunday afernoon 1 a Mrs. Browns and he sermon of Elmra, New York, was maron of,,y.",7,, r.^ honor. Rodney Unz, a broher of he D r " a 4 Oa M 1!y?", es u ay f"! 3 1 of Paseur by sabella Coleman, and groom,-was groomsman. The house was decoraed wh pnk roses, palms and ferns. A recepon wus held afer he ceremony. The couple lef on a weddng rp and on her reurn wll lve for he summer a Alanc Hghlands. They wll spend nex wner a New York. The brde receved many gfs. She s a graduae of he Alanc Hghlands hgh school. Laszloy Hckman. Mss Louse Pansy Lazloy, daugher of Mrs. Louse Laszloy of Rumson, and Edward C. Hckman, Jr., of Newark, were marred on Wednesday, June 8h, a he brdes home by Rev. Arhur A. McKay. The brdewas dressed n whe (hepe and wore a vel caugh up wh orange MOST soms. Mss -Lehoa Rcnz of Brooklyn was brdesmad and Floyd Hckman was groomsman. Mrs. Dora Buechner of Unon Hll played he weddng march. Abou fory guess aended he weddng. A recepon ook place afer he ceremony. The couple wen on a weddng rp and on her reurn wll sar housekeepng a Rumson n he Nagle coage, whch he groom bough a shor me ago. Taylor Barry. Wllam A. Barry, son of Mrs. J. Bellnger of Unon sree, Red Bank, Jnhnso and Mss Grace Sherwood Taylor of scenes by he cla^s based on he nvenons of Edson and Paseur. An address was gven by Rev. J. Lawrence P. Edwn C. Glland, supernenden of he Red Bank publc schools, presened he cerfcaes o he graduaes. The followng s a ls of he graduaes: Jenne ljcckenr Bucher. Anna Courvoser, Maron D^aon, MMred DGurve,.cuh Denns, Evelyn Hck, Mnron Muamky, Lbbe Murphy, Gladys Nelson, Alce OFnherly, Johanna O*en, Anna Prce, Louse Kanolph, Mnrnnre Knfl. Vrgna K-lwlcr. On nl Sherman, Hnrah d-. -yl llrckma..mllr Hrown, Khelyn Ooleman, r.lell p.-rjns, Helen Kknan. -Anna Kl-u. Mary F.mle.-. Floren FrU-s, -Norm Gallach.-r. Kl cl,,l.rh (rce Alcey. Harro Hnnn, Mr- HcmmnL, Amy Hl., K.lu.rn; [vno. Muron. Wruln Dorohy on a charge of assaul and baery. DED ArAGE OF NNETY. GEORGE F. BORDENS WDOW PASSED AWAY THURSDAY. Her Ho Was Fracured by a Fall a o.u>... ~... v , -(. -Weefc-Prerons o-hher Deah^She-, ou because mos of hem nougn Bayonno, were marred las Wednes- ] YuC day a S. Josephs church a Jersey!»«<. Cy. Ther aendans were Mss»«nrry. Nan Wners and Peer J. Kehele. Afer he ceremony a weddng supper was served a he Arrowhead nn a New York. The couple lef on an auomoble rp o he Thousand slands and on her reurn wll lve Edh McGary. Ellen McLean, Mm-f-ll. Wlle. Presby, Mnron Robnson, Wahnen Tmum. Ehel Thnw. Anm VnnSchock. Julo TU-X. Vcra V{.nHrun, Grcu VanUorn, llul Anderson, -Wllam lu-menhu-n, Wllam Hrower, Donald lvrry, Sanley Honeo. Joseph Kose. Melvn Sco, Norman Walhcr, Carl Younr, Olver! Gray, Franklyn Mannng, Sherman McChllan, Edward lllpa, John locor. Kenneh Ward. Grace WarneckeK Mary Wel, Caherne NVelh-r, Adela.le Wlkn,-nn. Barbara Apple-ae, Joseph Chmlwck, Wllam Cn«be. Malcolm lleckr. M.mnw Cnlnne, Tromns ll»rm..n, (Vel : Hawkn*. fe-ne Kemp, Sr.vc : K.Tne-ly. WellnKon M. Krank lch.-r. Harold Wfl-mau. Murrs WaKe. Frank Oakley. Donald Olren. Wllam Pryor. l.uke P.mek. llarey P.a-ch. Wllam P-rkr, T,T,dorc :..non. Hurry Kur/-, Waldo Mazv.a, Harry Momky. Harold Schneder, Carl a Red Bank, and Mr. Hurry s a broker Consoldaed POTATO MEETNG AT HOLMDEL. Ngh and a member of he- Consoldaed j A B; R a, o b e Held Frday N sock exchange a New York. Our-j. Co. 0pe rave Assocaon. n R he war he served wh he Uned r. Saes marne corps. Pryor Hggns. A bg; rally of poao growers wll be held a Holmdel Frday ngh <» wnd up he campagn whch hss been for he pas few wsoks o Specal masses and oher specal was preached by Rev W. RoUand rvces were held a S. Anhonys > Raver. The bural was a Far Vew he bell had been rung o arac aenon o he cake sale. The women lef he frehouse and helped he men pu ou he fre wh buckes of waer. The auxlary made $45 a he cake sale. Afer he ceremony he ned o Red Bank, where was held a he brdes and E. T. Rooney, he asof he cachurch a Red Bank las week n ob-1 cemeery. servance of S. Anhonys day. A sunrse and a sunse aeral bombs were fred off on he church grounds. Annual Boy Scou Meeng. The fourh annual meeng of he EXERCSES BY CHLDREN. Chldrens Day Celebraed a Tnon falu Sunday Afernoon. Chldrens day exercses a he Graduaed from Bucknell. Wuler England, Lawrence Flanngan, Marjore Helyar, Harry Sofeld and Davd Sco; an address by Rev. Crag Fnncgan of - Belford grad- H VanCleaf; songs and exercses uaed wh hgh honors from Buck- b c ass es; a solo by Mrs. Wellngon nal nralarr lnof UTflplr HP Tfnlf fl _.*....».1.. _L 1 r _ *. nell unversy las week. He ook a course n mechancal engneerng. Crajr won wo scholarshps whle a college. Thef n a Garage. By enerng u rear wndow of C. Rumeon, N. J., for he benef of he Parker Morrss garage on Monmouh Madson avenue exchange for he sree Thursday ngh, a hef sole womans work (749 Madson avenue, Wlkns and a due by Mnrgare Sco and Ehel Dreyer. Sale. Mrs. ra Barrows wll hold a sale a her resdence, Buena Vsa avenue, a box conanng $12 n cash and $75 New York n checks. The robber go away Wednesday, safely wh hs boos. Pcnc a Tnon Fall*. cy), Tuesday June 28h and and 29h, Mfs A. L. Morrs wll close her mllnery parlor, room 11, Esner buldng, on July 10h, and reopen on Augus lflh wh an enre new lne of he seasons mllnery. Adversemen. 4 Yov \vll always fnd pano values on our floor ha are rue examples of anvlnga. A. V. Drhan pano Bhop, Drummond place, Red Dank. Phone 983. Adversemen. Malce Your Rmervaons for parkng your car a he "Bg FfhU" July 2d, Safe place. E. L. Suer, 134 Walluco sree, Red Bank. Adversemen. Vcor Ngh.. Tongh» Vcor ngh-n Tus njfsv 1 (S Monmouh sreey Hed- Dunk. Adversemen. *>*-«*. Trjr Our Sodss and Drnks, Each drnk an ndvdual dsncon. The Smoke Shop, Adversemen. ^ ^ Wel for Your Car afnesens wang room. Everybody welcome. Adversemen. from 10:00 A. M. o 6:00 P. M. Tea -wll be served a 1:00 oclock. A specaly, chldrens dresses from wo Members of auxlary No. 4 of ho o foureen years a reasonable Long Branch hospal, whch ncludes prces. You are cordally nved. Shrewsbury and Eaonown, wll hold Advernemen. S. Jamess Grls Club Elecon. The grls club of S. Jamess church me Monday ngh a he clubhouse and eleced offcers for he comng year. Mss Rose Sullvan was chosen presden, Mss Margare C. Ryan vce presden, Mss Marguere McCue secreary and Mss Grace Hacke reasurer. The club wll gve a euchre and dance a S. Jamess clubhouse nex Tuesday ngh. Auomoble Solen a Hghland.. Prvaes Mnz and Donovan, solders a SandyHook, were arresed Sunday a Hghlands by Chef Lous Loder on a charge of sealng an luonoble owned by Wllam Fehl- Kaber of Hghlands. The car waa aken from Mr. Fehlhabers garage and was recoveerd a Hghlands Beach. Each solder was held under $1,000 bal o awa ho acon of he grand jury. They could no ge bal and were sen o he couny jal. Mrs. Mnne Harveys Brhday. Thry persons aended a pary a few days ago n celebraon of he rhday of Mrs. Mnne Harvey of kle Slver. The usual fesves were enjoyed and Mrs. Harvey receved a large number of gfs, ncludng cash, checks and slverware. Summer s Hero. Go hrough your wardrobe and ge ou hose arcles of wearng apparel whch are o be used by members of your household. Phone us o come for hem and pu hem n condon lke new. We can do and save you a lo of worry and expense. Hundreds of sasfed parons are our bes adversemen. French Cleaners nnd Dyers, 6 Broad sree, Moe Gordon, propreor. Phone Adversemen. New York on her weddng rp and on her reurn wll lve a Red Bank. Mr. Hggns s employed by he Publc Servce elecrc company. He was a member of he Red Bank ambulance company durng he war. Sernhem Kasn. Bernard L. Kasn of Red Bank and Mss Henrea Sernhem of New York were marred fas ngh a Rchmond Hll, Long sland. They were aended by Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldsmh, of Red Bank. The couple wll spend a week n he Caskll mouna pcnc omorrow ufernoon on George Falls. Marns farm a Tnon Grea Shoe Bargans. Poao Meeng a Holmdel, Frday ngh, June 27h. Every farmer should go o Hojmdel Frday evenng and hear he brllan apeak- Lades, you can buy beauful low era on co-opcrnve markeng of he wll bo he mos f he season. The sons. Whe, black and brown AA o names of he speakers wll be found D, hreo o egh, n $8.7C and $4.95. elsewhere n hs ssue of The Regshoes a half presen dny prce n my poao crop. Ths w sale, smply because hey are las sea- mporan meeng of Many syles on ables n sore. Mens shoes $3.75 and $5.95 n sale. Clarence Whe, Red Bank. Adversemen. Danco Rocords. Tho followng a u ln of he laes dance hs: "Chere," "Scundnavn," "Moonlgh," "Toddle," "My Man." Come n ongh and hear hem a Tuaanga, 1(1 Monnouh Hroc, Red Bank. Adversemen. Freworks. A large varey n Kuss nore, frs corner, Moun avenue, Alanc Hghl l N J.""-Arrer«em«. * A Dxe Trea. Souhern Sen Koam candy a Knckerbocker pharmacy, lrod sruc. Made daly. Adversemen. Danes Naveank lbrary Fro le held n day, July n. Basle brchearu. -Admsson 50 cens. Adversemen. ser. Adversemen. Sale of Wass. Specal reduced prce on ndes coon, slk nnd georgee wass. Trcolee ovyrblouses n newes shades, $2.98 and $3.98. Schrnmm & Son, 24 Monmouh sreo. Adversemen. Thrf!> Youh means pleny n ol l age. Buy a lo on easy paymens. We, have fnes los n bes locaons, all szes, a lowes prces. The Lund and Lonn Co., 10..Eflj,. Fron ^.sree, A.(Jycv-, Horro ans and on her Bank wll lve on Red ^^ ^ place. Mr. kasn s reasurer^otjhe Tersh Producs Co. of Red Bank. He wjll open a new drug sore near he ralroad saon. Wallng Mahews. Mss Bearce Edna Wallng and Olver Mahews, boh of Hghlands, were marred Sunday ngh a he Hghlands Mehods parsonage by Rev. Harry P. Grmm. The aendans were Mss Cecla Layon and Sephen V. Foser. j^ro* A1V«AgLc a^-1-c.uj "". """* sae deparmen of agrculure; -. F. Langer of he Calforna co-operave assocaon; C. R. Applegae, secreary and reasurer of he New Jersev poao growers assocaon; Douglas S. Dls of he Trenon bureau of markes; and Davd Raner of Perrnevlle, one of he bgges poao growers n he couny. HOUSE RADED. Seven Women and Egh Men Lodge.1 n he Red Bank Jal. A house near Newbolds woods, beween Lle Slver and Long Branch, was raded shorly afer mdngh Saurday ngh by Couny Deecves John M. Smh and Jacob B. Rue. rhj occupans of he house were brough o Red Bank and lodged n he Red Bank jal ll Sunday mornng,, when hey had a hearng before Jusce dward W. Wse. One woman, sad* Houses Rened. Wllam A. Hoppng has rened Mrs. Ada Conovers house on Washngon sree, furnshed, o Mrs. Emma Morford of Shrewsbury. He has rened Mrs. Morfords house a Shrewsbury o Samuel Armsrong Hulsey, a Newark broker, and Mrs. George Wggnss house on Hudson avenue o Mrs. Edward P. Rose of New York. be" hekeeps* of he house, gave baareleased. The oher sue sen o he couny jal and was women were o awa Tckes for Champonshp Fgh. Two ckes for he Dempaey-Carpener fgh wll be dsposed of on he co-operuve plan for he benef of he Red Bank cavalry roop. Shares on he ckes ore now beng sold. The lucky number wll be drawn a few days before he fgh. he acon of he grand jury. The men were held n $200 bal eac J and bal was furnshed for all o hem. The men and women were from Long Branch,. Wes Lon Branch, Asbury Park, Alanc Cy and New York. ^_ Roller Skaers Arm Broken. Mrs. Louse Crane of Rumson fell Saurday whle roller skang on hb concree rnk a Vcory park anfl suffered a broken arm. Ths was hs rs accden afhe rnk. Old folk* s well as young folks use he rnk nd has grown o be one of h» mos popular pasmes a Rumson. The demand for roller skaes has been so grea ha hree sores now ;arry roller skaes as par of her egular sock. Try Our Sodas and Drlnls. Each drnk un ndvdual dsncon. The Smoke Shop. Adverlomon. _^, Tongh s Vcor ngh n Tmngs, lf Monmouh sruc, Rod Hunk. Adversemen. Ths Sore s Your Sore. Fesens wang room, Wes Fron sree, near Broad sree, s conduced for he benef of he publc. The sock of merchandse s seleced wh hs end n vew. From dnly papers o confeconery, from nof drnks o obacco nnd all he way beween we have here for you. Adversemen. Noce. Tme Changed. The Shrewsbury chlds welfare commee wshes o correc he mpresson ha hey no longer hold he clnc. Bus leaves Tuesday mornngs Eaonown 9:30 oclock, Red Bank a Srand 10:00 - oclock, Shrewsbury avenue and Chesnu sree a 10:10 oclock. Adversemen. Euchre and Dance wll be held n S. JUCHVclubhouse, Monmouh sree, Tuesday evenng, June 28h, 1921, under auspces of ho Grls club. Adversemen. Bread and Cake Sale. " "LudlWn orhf mfffmerclffll wll h»lu bread and cake sale a Krdols bucher bop, llroad sree, July 2d. Adversemen. Vcrola Specal, V Lades, Aenonl Have you seen he lovely foowear on dsplay a he Army and Navy sore, Broad sree, oppose Regser buldng? Ths new deparmen s provng a grea money savng feaure of hs sore for he women of hs vcny. Your dollar goes wce us fnr here as elsewhere. Have also a nce assormen of foowear, furnshngs and oher wearng apparel for men. Adversemen. These Are Spor Days. Ge your sporng edon of your favore newspaper a Fheoens wang room, Wes Fron sree, near Broad sree. All ohor edon! of ho mornng and evenng papers as well as magaznes and perodcals. Advoraemen. We nre offerng perod model a u Vcoln n u apodal prce of ld C perod model p p $110. The quany s lmed. Come n onlrh..tuhukb,j)-monmouh ereo, Red Bank. Advfsomon. w. o. w. Monmouh Camp, 43, W. O. W. wll hold u lunch box nncnhl ml dance Thursday evenng, July 21s Lades admed wh lunch, genlemen 25 cens admsson. Benef of degree eam. Commee. Adversemen. f Elman. xoner ongh am "hear"passeped" played by hs wonderful ex clusve nrs. Record No. f4!h).l Tusngs, U Monmouh sruc, Ro Bank. Adversemen. Mllnery Lulcs and chldrens hno a low es prce n Red Bank. Schramm & Son, 24 Monmouh aroo. Adversemen, Fll, a Long Fel Wan. Durn K he pas week have had a leas a dozen women express hemselves o me aa o how hey apprecaed my effors n _openng a Jjpeca my ;oral deparmen for women n sanary barber shop, Weller upsars. Personal aenl d on a specal deparmen, modern onvencn.es, exper and arsc work. s wha my parons wll fnd hew Mav wo have he pleasure of a vs u? Well prove our saemens mmedae aenon. Prce* mouerae. G.orgo Kelly, propneor. 7 Broml sree. Phone 21>7-M Red Bank. Adversemen. The Weaver Wele-Mgnon (lcensed) reproducng puno offom every desrable -feaure o he hcrmnan? buyer who desres ha ben for hs home. Le ua oll you more abou. A. B. Dhnns pano shop, Drummond place. Phone Kol Bunk 933. Adversemen. Record Selecng. f you wan o purchnuo n rocom and really don know wha o H.lec, comu n and we wll solve he prfclem. 1B par of our job. lunk, 16 Monmouh sree, Red Hunk. AdverHemen. June Sale on Corses; The Naonally adversed brand!.. & W. and W. 11. cornes reduced o ll. COU o»4.76, Kceular prlcm S Bchramm & bon, Monmouh»roo. Advollwmen : Brayarn e«cr««m j - a he Smoko Shop. "W* food B<( fad." Adverlwmen., 4*

12 Tweh RED BANK REGSTER, JUKB&2, HU WEEK END SPECALS Thursday 23rd JUNE Frday 24h Saurday 25h 50c Jar Vole Dulc Cold Cream, - regular prce 50c 50c Jar Vole Dulc Vanshng Cream, regular prce 50c 25c Jar Vole Dulc Talcum Powder, regular prce 25c Regular Value for he hree - - $1.25 Week End Specal on he Above Days, The Three for One Dollar 50c Tube Hlenzo Tooh Pase, - regular prce 50c 15c Cake Klenzo Soa>, regular prce 15c Regular Value for he wo c Week End Specal on he Above Days, he wo for Ffy Cens 50c Jar Cocoa Buer Cold Cream, 2 Cakes (10c sze) Rexall Vole Soap, - Regular Value for he wo - - Telephone 355 regular prce 50c regular prce 20c 70c Week End Specal on he Above Days, he wo for Ffy Cens Theres always somehng specal dong each and every day a COOPERS bu we wan o feaure Thursday, Frday andsaurday as he days for WEEK END SPECALS Qualy PRESCRPTON Fve (S 1 Regsered DRUGGST Pharmacss THE REXALL. STORE Promp Moor Delvery RED BANK, N. J. Couresy AS WELL AS ne rver knows ne way o he sea. should a housewfe know where o ge good mea. For Superor Qualy, Frs Class Servce a Lowes Prces TRY The Wagner Sanary Markes! BEST QUALTY FRST CLASS SERVCE LOWEST PRCES Genune FVday and Saurday Specals! > Dxe Bacon 17c Amercan Swss Cheese 45c Brookfeld Fancy Table Buer 39c Fancy Long sland DUCKS 35c Fresh Klled Sewng CHCKENS 2Sc Fancy FVesh 45c Fancy Small FOWL. 35c Fancy Large Roasng CHCKENS 55c Fancy Maryland TURKEYS 65c Roasng Sprng Lamb 18c Bes Amercan Fancy Fresh Cheese 35c f Eggs 35c AX YOUR SERVCE-5 FRST CLASS BUTCHERS Above are only a few of our Saurday Specals. We carry a full lne of cy DRESSED BEEF, VEAL, LAMB and PORK. Before buyng elsewhere vs THE WAGNER SANTARY MARKETS STREET,Phonea a ^r RED Q/UMK, PsL JT. SPECAL PRCES FOR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS and BOARDNG. HOUSES ECONOMY SANTATON WELL KNOWN HOLMDEL PRAC- TTONER DED SUDDENLY. He Pa«ed Away n H. Sl*»p Early La Wedncday Momn and Waa Found Dead n Bed Two Daughers Survve Hm, < Dr. Danel Edgar Robera of Halmdel ded suddenly early las Wednesday mornng a hs home on he Slwell farm. He hal been n poor healh several monhs. Abou wo oclock n he msrnnp he usked or a glass of mlk and hs was. obaned for hm. A member of ha famly enered hs bedroom afve oclock n he mornng o nqure abou hs healh and found ha he was-dead. Hear dsease was he cause of deab. Dr. Hubers waa born n 18(11 on par o wha s now Lews S. Thompsons Brookdale farm a Lncrof. He wns a son of Danel and Eleanor Arrowsmh Robers. He graduaed from he medcal deparmen of he unversy of he cy of New York n A he solcaon of ha uncle, Dr. Joseph E. Arrowsmh, he locaed a Keypor nnd carred on a growng pracce here unl May, 1913, when falng healh compelled hm o rere o hs form, alhough he dd no enrely gve up hs pracce. KEANSBURC RE3DEfT DEAD. Mm. John Day DWl of Somach Troabl* Lu Frday. Mrs. Elzabeh Day, wfe of John Day of Keonsburg, ded of somach rouble las Frday. She was sxy years old and had lved a KoannlurR all her lfe. She leaves hree daughers and wo aonn, hey beng Msses Jula and Mary Day of Keansbrg, Mm, Elzabeh Day of Far JUaven, James Day of Cenervlle and Wllam Dny of Chrome. The funeral was held Monday mornng a S. Marya church a New Monmouh. Hgh mass of requem wan chaned by Rev. Hugh Masse;. The bural wag a Moun Olve cemeery,,, FORMER PHALAJXEl DEAD MOTHER OF GEORGE A. STEELE PASSES AWAY. She Ded Frday a Her Home a Red Bank a ho Ago of 87 Yeara She Waa a Member of ha Old Norh Amercan Phalanx. Mrs. Malda Seele, wdow of John N. Seele and moher of George A. Seele of Eaonown, ded Frday afernoon a he age of 87 years a her Bay* Fran oe Farm. Baal F»lcrm«n( n Eleven-nnng Game. Everes baseball eam won w greaes vcory hn season las week; when defeaed Belford by» scored of 8 o 7 n an eleven-nnng game a/ Belford. Sanley Carhar, pcher for! Evere, wa» he sar. He vyrle a! grea game and n he fnal nnng M made a gae b and drove n JChomaa Welsh wh, he wnnng run, Hs companons rased hm ou hefl shoulders and- wh shous of vcory, carred hm off. he feld. Seady] cachng and clean base hrowng by) Charles Slwagon conrbued maer-, ally o Everes rumph. Lan year} Belford defeaed Evere by u scorol of 21 o, and on accoun of hs one* aded score was only wh grea df4 fully h he Evere players sue* ceeded n nducng Belford o meel hem hs year. The Belfordn wero so ceran of wnnng ha hey feared he game would be unneresng and would no draw much of an aend* unce. They arbue her defea o over-confdence. The Evere nne( has mproved wonderfully snce las yonr.and has">een very succemful sq far hs season., San Fal o Twnkle. The Esner Sar of Red Bank! home on Wallace sree. She wns a nave of Kngs couny, reland, and were defeaed n a baseball same a her maden name was Malda Johnson. She came o hs counry a heby a score of 8 o 7 by he Onkwood few days ago on he Orole damond: n 1890 Dr. Robers marred Mary E, Slwel, who ded n 1893, leavng age of welve years and marred n feld club of Long Branch. Floy wo daughers. They are Maran E,, Her husband was a member Morrs pched a grea game for ha wfe of E. Douglass Pew of Trenon, of he Norh Amercan Phalanx. Mr. Bod Bonk aggregaon bu ha suppor was lagged. Harry Rowland and Mss Edna S. Robers. The la-seeler s a school eacher a Alanc ganzaon unl dsbanded, when and Allen Pryor each made a wo- remaned a member of ha or- Cy. On March 21s, 1920, Dr. he moved o Par Haven. Laer he buse h. The Sars would lke o; Robers marred Mss Jule Hldeberg ook up hs resdence a Lle Slver, book games for he balance of ho Bsgaard, daugher of he lae Leuenan Rchard Bsganrd of he Royal n addon o he eon menoned, manager. > where Mrs. Seele lved 25 years. season. George Hurley s her»> Dansh Hussars and owner of hemrs. Seele leaves wo oher sons, Nooregerard esae. Wllam H. Seele of Danvers, Massa- and Thomas E. Seele of A Cadllac auomoble owned by! Auomoble Solen. Dr. Robera was a nember of hechuses, Monmouh couny medcal socey, of Palmyra. The funeral was held Mon- H. C. Porrne of Eas Fron sree) he Praconers socey of Easern 1 day mornng a George A. Seeles was solen from Mr. Perrnen garage Monmouh, of he New Jersey sae and a S. Doroheas church a Ea- las ngh. medcal socey and of he Amercan onown. The hgh regard n whch medcal assocaon. He was a charer, Mrs. Seele was held was Bhown by member of Baysde lodge of Odd Fel-lows of Keypor and of Frelnghuysen ous floral rbues a he las res. he large aendance and he numer- WANT lodge of Amercan Mechancs of Keypor. He had a very wde acquan- 1 eery. _Aprly M Lnden place* MVBank. The bural was a Moun Olve cem- CLASS CLOS1T FOR SALE: TOMATO PLANTS - anceshp and a very large number of nqure of Vrvd fleevey, Eaonoawn. N. J. frends. Perhaps by no one wll he DEATH OF AN ACTOR. 100 BELGAN HARES be regarded more graefully ha by he world war veerans whom he be-ralpfrended by sendng hem gfs when La Week Afer s Long Scknca. A. Sewar of Far Haven Ded Henry D. Schanek, Church sree; alfard, N. J. _ PANO WANTED. hey were n mlary servce. Alhough no n good healh hmself, Dr. ded of anema Wednesday a hen. J... Ralph A. Sewar of Far Haven Upruh or square. Box 166, Konown. Robers was always avalable for along Branch hospal, where he had.experenced SALESLADES WANTED neghbor or frend n need of medcal been a paen sx monhs. He wasa HurwzB sore, 26 Broad Rf, Hed Dunk. SALESGRL WANTED. Federal bakery. 17 Brand arrr, Red lnnk. whch he made for dsress. On sever occasons ur. Dr by hs sage name of Ralph Rockaway. He leaves a wdow, Mare E. las par of hs lfe, bu because of hs self conrol and courae few member of he. Peyew boa club of realzed hs serous condon. ^ J&**^ ^ W& _ H. RTZAU. ~" remover of dead anmals. Bed Back. T*W< DhoDe > HAY Sandng huy for alc. Dnnlcl Dra, Lle Slver, N. J. HELP WANTED B he umnun Hum] mmlry, Runmc-n, N. J, ended and he floral rbues were LBRARY TABLE FOR SA1E., Cull..venn. afer 7 :0O oclock. HO WlHo home. The servce was con- uree, nod Ban. bural was a Far Vew cemeery. duced by Rev. Rober MncKollar of PORTER WANTED Red Bank and Rev. J. H. Browcr of! Ev,ry half luy. Federal bakery, 11 )road! Far Haven. The bural was a Far sree, Red Bnnk. JABSES CARROLL DEAD. Vew cemeery. CESSPOOLS AND TOLETS CLEANED a a reasonable prce, G«org«L. frf.uf!o, F.lr H.ven, N. JL SUDDEN SUMMONS FOR PORT DEATH OF MATAWAN WOMAN. HAY New cu mxed hey n feld for mk M1(U MONMOUTH HOTEL MAN. Ma Jamc. W. VanBrakle Ded Early dhown Sock Farm., He wa. Srcken Saurday Afernoon j Mr_ EmalaesekeTvanBraklo,! K.«l ourn, * "J«fu.«l;»20. X «.. Ded wfe of James W. VanBrakle of M«- drawer M, Red Bank.. by Many Fwher-, ded early yeserday mornng BUFFET - - * ~ J e men whontrle Had Befrended., ervlo^^sc^esst She" wasborn. N-.H, -», --- prce MS A«l1r»» Bulle James Carroll, owner of Shoal n Maawan and had lved n ha lo- dn "" T Ml Kcl1 """, Harbor nn a Por Monmouh, ded caly all her lfe. She leaves four RANCE WANTED..very suddenly n hs hoel Saurday chldren, hey beng Mrs. Elmer R. afernoon. One of hs enans had Mchell of Red Bank, Percy D. and. nanwgpg ^lr mrn " jus offered hm a fve-dollar bll n Floyd J. VanBrakle of Bed Bank, and Op»n week dw«.nd Sund. "» W«. paymen for ren, and Mr. Carroll Mrs G. Edwn Parslow of Long.JFron sree. Red Bank. j _ remnrked ha he enan had beer- Branch. She also leaves hree saers)s TUTORNG. keep he money and pay laer, as. Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Nahan,)) r you need a young man uor, cull Ked mgh be needed for Saurday Ervn of Maawan an* Mrs! Wljam? "" l»«-w o«>«renced. ngh shoppng. An nsan laer Rose of Jersey Cy, and a broher, STANDNG HAY Mr. Carroll was srcken wh a weak Wlls Sckles of Souh Amboy. The Abou hry acres on Rumson rond. Apply Hox 64, Scnbrlgh. N. J. spell. He was a dead man whn an funeral wll be held a he house ohour. j morrow afernoon a hree oclock. DOG LOST. 1 Bn Aredale errer, male, lo». Mr. Carroll was a nave of New lluonom farm. Phone 216D-J. > Monmouh and was a son of Danel Rumon Summer Rcaden Dead. BAKER SHOP.Carroll. He was 57 years old and Prce $900 o $1,000. Allmprovemens,. >. -!* - Henry Falconer ded Mon. A1_ Wllam nsnry ravvnv ucu mu* A 125 Rver sree. Red Bank. mos of hs lfe was spen n he J. V a _._. «,...;. home a Rumson hoel busness. As a young man he K, 01 S T d S l CARL CONOVER. PLUMBNC was, blender n l hofel where SaTjl"wS "^ J%. lsss! %$* * ^ M r. p 1 1»,.-_ W*»O * WlflDU \JH U«U*6V lugullf-,. FOR SALE l\± vsz.zfs^zzjfc-. - «P?.» George Washng- - r FORSALE. " j? g,,,, % - f, VK l ame J_ ons saff n he Revoluonary war. ron pump, ron.nk «nd CT«pn*. A P. Carrolls frs wfe. Afer her deah Mr Fa]concr eaves a wdow, Mar- ply a>4 l*eu. avenue. Red Bank. H»«~, u s»» Cubberson; a son, Bruce M. PONY WAGON WANTED. :a * number v j uof r? years Mlnn g ago Holm Mr..<: 8 Carroll wdow. Falconer gare Cubberson; of New York; son, and Bruce a daughof Jred Holmes. Her maden name Uv MrB. Perce o Texa8. The B. 1 r 1 * njl n r 1 1 \ \ f l \ n n v ^ \ o n s \ r «* n * ^ 1 ** n ru V* ^ Y ««_ _ M.. _ ^. M. Four ">0NY wheel runabou WAGON WANTED. for Sheland pony.- - l M "! n C Address J. S. Boll, MaUwan, N. J^ < T l! «n.^^vss her funcra, was held Frday afernoon a REGULAR SALESLADES WANTED. husband. Mr. Carroll also leaves he Madson Md avenue Mehods Mhd church Salary $12 per week. Apply V. W. Woolworh Co., Broad nrec. Red Bank. broher John Carroll of Red B k a he Madson av h h broher, John Carroll of Red Bank, aj jj ew York MPNMOUTH COUNTY HUNT CLUB : had For a hoel propreor, Mr. Carroll d an unusual l characer. h A sores are old a Belford and Many Por CHLDRENS DAY AT LNCROFT. wll buy and remove dcal horses, cows nna BUCB. Phone 2147-R, Eaonown. BABY CARRAGE Monmouh of he fnancal asssance Exercc Gven by Sunday-School Wckrr, praccally new. Wll «<-!! rcwnnobly. 207 Mechanc gre«. Rod ^ land oher help exended by hm o ( Chldren Sunday. BRnk. X p persons n dsress. Many y a p pros-1 Chldrens Chldrens day exercses Sunday ^ WOULD LKE TO BUY perous fsherman along he Bay afernoon a he chapel a Lncrof second-hand canvas for A «n a 11 rc«s<n. ( Shore oday owes hs sar o James were aended by a large and ap-uble prce. Bo*_6. LUlo Slver, N. J._ ; Carroll. He was a man who never precave audence. Many comply WANTED. spoke abou hese acs, bu hs gen- rnens were besowed on he chldren eorsy and lberaly were so wde- nnd eachers and he decoraons also spread p ha n me he acqured a; ; caused much favorable commen. rcpnaon for f hese as. : They were arranged d by b he eachers h Mr. Carroll was a member of he and older chldren. Rev. Wllam E, E Red Bank lodge of Elks and he Key- Brased made an address n whch por p lodge g of Moose. The Elks held he advocaed Sunday-school nsruc- a servce a he house Monday ngh, on f for chldren. A alk was also Pneumac ro. usel sx monhs. Can The funeral was held yeserday made by George Conover, who sbe seen n ]l) Maple avenue. Bed Bnrk. ^ mornng a S. Marys church n New j supernenden of he Reformed Sun- T"ROOM FOR RENT. Monmouh and was very largely a d h l f F h l d Mr Conover. Three unrurnlflhcd rooms, ndulh, r-f^rvnc renulrvl. Cull 80.M Red Bnnl. ended. The bural wns a Moun was gues of John R. Conover. Olve cemeery. Those who ook Bpecnl pars n he exercses were lvng Benne, Pearl Whe, Myrle Layon, Waler VCTM OF PARALYSS. Young, Raymond Conkln, Edgar Jacob C. Taylor Paue Away a holayon, George Rchdale, Sara Mc- Long Branch Hopal. Queen, Mabel and Dcrva Cook, Jcnnn nnd Eva,McQueen, Ada, Fnnon, ; Jacob C. Taylor of MUldleuwn Anna Red, Harre Rouch, Murlon ded Saurday n hs 6l)l) year a he Long Branch hospal, where he had been a paen several weeks. Paralyss was he cause of deah. Mr. Taylor was he las survvor of a Hood and Arabella Johnson. Lobaer Fhcrmana Foo Cu. house on Qrane averue. Far Havrn, N. J. _ ~ ~ A lobbcr boa owned by Zachary Klve box bushes for aale, Also safe. 411 large famly of brohers and ssers. Loder of Hghlands collded wh ho Wallnce sne, or call 1O0S-W, el Bnn«. He wna a bnchelnr. For mnny yeara Sea Brd las Saurdoy, whle Mr. Lo-, he wns foreman of he farm of hs der and Wllam Guy were reurnng cousn, J. Dey Conover. The funeral o Hghlands wh 300 lobsers. M C. was held Monduy afernoon n he Guy was hrown no he waer. HH house nnd ho Bcrmon wns preached foo wns sruck wh he paddle wheel by cv. James Dykcmn of Ked Bank. of he senmhoa and a bad cu wul The bural was a Far Vew cemc-,ery. jcapt. TAYLORS WDOW DEAD. Former RedVn of Mddleown Panel Away a Flcmnglon. Mrs. Elzabeh Perrne Taylor, wdow of Cap. Jnmon (1. Taylor of Mddlown, (led las Wednralny n. r ^^ v^ a-. m < he home of her daugher, Mrn.. E, Dens of Plonnnon. Mrs. Taylor wns n her egheh year nnd wun he daurborof Jumps W. and Deborah A. VdrnTf Freehold. n addon W.ll Slnw Hou» Sold.. - Parck Kennelyhaa-aold UcAf > he (laugher menoned she leavcbnnd lo on Wnll sruc,» he/corner hre oher chldren, Mrs. W. S. Vanof Pearl sree, ownel by MJ. Mary Woer of Taryown, New York, Jamea CJ. Taylor of New York und Mrs. Henry Sark of Mldleown. Tho funeral wns held Hanlay afernoon n lo Mdllcuwn lapa phurh- and he bural wa» n Far, Vew cemeery., made n hs foo. He was rescued by Edwn Andrews. New Home l Bolford. Jobn (lusn, Jr., of Alunc ll(jb hnds, has sared a lnmc a Belford on propery adjonng he rvslenco of hs broher, Arhur Glass. Tho. owner of he house whch s beng consruced recenly marred Mm Eure Cnmpon of Bclford, Mulln of Now York, o Josph and Mara Scsrplno. The lo n Mx90 fee and he prce w»» $2,500. The house was,formerly owned by Margnro Brnnnan. o«o Hvra* n lh«adveremnx Two porch rockers waned, reasonable,.ldresa ocherr, (lrnwor M, Re«l Jnnk. FORD DELVERY BODY n Kood condon, wh wndsheld..charles Hoffmann, 43 Leroy plaw, l«d Bnnk. rob» RUNABOUT FOR SALE ~..~ap, 1017 model, Rood runnng (rder, Gcorse.anp, Bank sree. Bed Bank. PORD TRUCK CAR WANTED. Wll luy or hre fur cuupl uf monhs, Address W. W. Jackson, jelbrohh. J. Several dwrllnra here: also loa VT aere.. H. MeCreery. agen pee«npo jj._j: - RCHARD CONNORS. remover ol dead unlnml, ree uf clnr««. Wayle. N. J.. phone 840-K-16 Wnysld. CHAMBERMAD-WATRESS WANTED, Whe wrmnn. Apply Mr». fer, Brs CRL. WANTED. Orl for Keeral homework wmud. nqure a nee^ Bl lourn place, Rel Bnnl. GRL, WANTED. Grl waned o ansln a renerapnoohework. Adlren Olrl, draner M, na B»j»:_ PUHN SEWNG DONE A your home or «m home. Mm. ljcn«y Tuylor, «l B»nk R. D. No. ). bo» 101. J. a ESCMEL8ACH * MN, 2S Wes,. fron f srer. R.4 Ba» ph.«4 XB V9V»» v«.»»._-. _--- (_o 110J. _A u? "w»!;»_ H!5.J!25!!5!JJ! TOURNG CAR uaraneeu n Brood nnnlm onler; n»" w y pulnled ArVlly a 11 Bumr a»f»w. KM Bunk. o do oewlk WOMAN WANTED b hr, J»y. Malame Ml Hr corner llfnrel Pl«" ««Mnpl«Hnn avenue, llur llmr. led jgjj^^pjujgj,.bookkeepcr.s>»lr«!» ponuln:.hre years (en^ral owo <nprrl«<!. Adlr«««" R. f.; rawrr M, Jle GAUNTLET LOST. Clrey suede d B«unllef llf Blnve l for ruh mml, Meaae reara o.!l. Dalln. >. O. Red U«nk.._, ^_._ WONEVTO LOAN. Munoy o loan on >en<l and mnryns*. Ap. l, lo A.,. «ln, RralUr bull.lnl. H«4?.«*_ _,.. _L...«.,.*-. - fwan Advnlarrnen cnnnued *m nu»,.. pas«.) -

13 RED BANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, Page ThU V/AFf ADVERTSEMENTS. (Conlnud from lu va*.) Two or hrcfl urnf»hed room. wh all,mpr>v«m<rnj. Op roluy lln«. Gll 11B-J. THE MADELENE GFT SHOP. Ar goods, organde frocka, chldrens modk«, ec, Rverfde avenue. Red Bank. MTCHELL SEDAN Cheap. Apply Waler Klepp, Maple arw, nr Carr avenue, Keannburg, K. J. FURNSHED ROOM FOR RENT, Suable or wo genlemen. Apply a 48 na Fron crrc afer 5;0P odock P. M. PUBLC STENOGRAPHER. Dcaon and ypng. M. L. W«, Ecocd Kaonal ank buldn*. room 18. R.J Bank. BROWNS HAND LAUNDRY, All work done by band. TS Beech sree. near Brdge avenue, Red Bank. Phone B : GENERAL CONTRACTOR. 0. B. Throe km oron. general conracor) 188 Branchpor avenue, hong Branch, N. J. Fb CARPENTER AND BULDER. Jobbng * specaly. H. Peerson, Lncoln Avenue, Efeede Park, Red Bank,, phone 1641-B, GRL WANTED. Grl waned o asss n general houeewok. Apply mornnss a 120 Broad sree. Red Bank. YOUNG LADY WANTED. Capable young lady o asss n denal offce. Apply Dr. Suke, Esner Lulldan, Eed Bank. :... - PRACTCAL NURSE wnne engagemen for July; flr»-claaa maerny nurse. Address Nurse, drawer M, Bed Bank. LAYNG HENS A few henv for sale, Heda and Leshprnn, hached las year. Need room. Call 630-M ed Bank. - BOY WANTED us helper on mlk ruck. Apply R once Swee Clover Mlk dary, Newman Sprngs avenue, Red B»n_h^ BERRY BASKETS. l*n and quar berry baskes for sale. ncfrulup Broa.r Whnrf avenue, phone 676, led Bank. RYE Three acrca sandng rye for ale. Rens, Occanpor avenue, near posoffce, Ocean- D«r, N. J. FURNSHED ROOMS FOR RENT wh or whou board; flve mnues from beach. 09 Cener avenue, Alanc Hfsh- nndu, N. J." STANDNG RYE Seven acres of sandng rye for sale. CeorKC Lcavy, box. 105, ed Bank, N. J. Phone 129?R. POSTON WANTED.. Mddle aged woman would lke poson as lousokcoper or nurse, Addreua., drawer M,_R«d Bank.. SHOW CASE WANTED. GlaHB flhow case waned, nuuble for denlnyn* cfara. Address Show Cfse, drawer " M, Red Bank. _ WANT TO BUY fnrnr of en o weny-fve acres, vcny of Hed Dank. Mr. Markhar, 19 Cour sree, Newark, N. J. FOR SALE OR RENT. Two sx-room houses a Ocmnc; all mprovcmenb, nqure of James Enrgh, Km»on, N. J. TRUNK Large fze new runk fur sale. For- nformaon call a Xll Sprng sree or call Hod Bank jl&fw PAGE BODY AND TOP Seven-pBsenKer Pnffe body anl op; -A-l condon; prce 130. Lafayee fwaffe, -Humon, N. J. ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS WANTED, Two pwaaun communcang room n ood locaon for wo adul. Addrev Per anen, drawer M, RdJEUnk. * ; KNDLNG WOOD. - Block kndlng wood, en barrel* for delvered. Cook Bro#., Newman Sprngs ave nue, led Bank, phone 468-R. ROOMS ^/A&TED; Two or lroe furnshed rooms for lgh housekeepng, unl Ocobs Golden, box Gl, Red Bank, PCS Berkfhro pke. sx and egh weeks old, for sale, 910 and $12 per par. nqure Box Sl>7. led Bank. GARAGE FOR RENT. Garn;e for ren, locaed near cener of own. nqure Elmer R. Mchell, 43 Lnden place. Red Bank. BUNNES FOR SALE, New Zealand Red bunnes for aa!e; all good and healhy. George Curs, 106 Wallace sree. Hod Bunk. OVERLAND TRUCK Frs duns condon, one and a half o\ capacy. Can be seen.a 66 Monraouh sree, Bed Bank. PANO Chlckernff Baby Grand pano, cheap for cufh. Apply.Burdgc & Husel), Mechanc Hrce, Red Bank. STORE YOUR CAR by he day, week or monh a Sesaa, an up< o-dae flrc-proof garage, a 171 Wes Fron sree, Hod Bank.. SUBURBAN OR STATON CAR. reasonable, 1820 model, A KP O( Paul 11. MorehouHc, 14 Mechanc Red Bank. FORD Very buy, Hree, Wll or dres Bree, ELECTRC PUMP WANTED. um»ey, Loader, Gould or smlar shallow well pump, wh or wlhou moor. Box 48, LocuB, N. J. CHCKENS WANTED. pay he hghes marke prces; all..»«d. G. Dez & Son, 12S Wea Fron ed Bank. OLDSMOBLE Egh cylnder, seven-passenger ournff, 1917, n perfec condon. W. V. Darlng, Fnr Haven, N. J. AREDALE DOG LOST. Wh collar nscrbed "Coaea. New York." Fnder nofy Mrs. A. N. Beadlcson, Rum son, N. J..Reward. ^ MONEY O LOAN. Money o loan on frs bond and morgage on mproved real esae. Alson Beckman, aorney. Bed Bank.., * HAY Fve or en loadu of hay, alfalfa or clover. honc 58-R, LOUR Brunch, a one oclock, dnylgh Bflvns me. WATERMELONS. Due nek vreeu, a car of Georga waermelons. Bacgalup Broa., Wharf avenue, phone 57f, Red Bank. MOTHERS HELPER WANTED. Whe. Two small chldren n famly. Beferences requred. Apply Mohers Helper;, drawer M, Red Bank. FORD A Ford runabou, narcr and lljrhs r cheap o quck buyer. Taylors grnke, Pearl sree. Red Bank, ROOMS FOR RENT. Larfe R"d comforably furnshed rooma for ren near snuon; men preferred. 40 Hecor place, Red Bank. ~WLLYS-K(VGHT CAR WlllyH-Kngh ourlnu cur for anle clcnp. Excellen condon. George Lcavy, box 195, Bed Bank, phone 12S-K. BOY WANTED ebou egheen year* o nge o work n facory. nqure Tersln Producs Co., 112 Wen l^ron Hree, Red Bank. Hay shcl vnes, voaoen bod lea, neckf okca and whfllerees S>r»ale A A, S. ErvHB. Cof a Neck, N. J, Beauful corner plo, 100 fee on Souh, erce. Owner wll FBcrlflce for caah. Telephone- Hed. Bank 1050^ OAK HLL TOP LAUNDRY. Rou«h dry QV roned,. HnHed fur and flfl- Jlvered. Phono 77H-W,, box 128, Mddleown. N. J. J. Ncholson. SAXON TOURNG CAR Sx cylnder Saxon ourng caf or sale, n goad condon; 11*17 model, prce SOO, nqure box 46, Belford, N. J. - NTRATE OF SODA. n any quany from one pound o 100 orn; 158 a on. Phone, wre or call, J. FUcler & Co., Maawan. N, J. RELABLE MAN WANTED. Good open n f for relable man o run Ford car and mae delveres. ndvdual Laundry, 12 Whe sree, Red Bunk. BCYCLE WANTED*. A boy* >ccon<lth&n<l whee), 22-fnch fnm#; mus be n good condon; prco reuhonable, Purleu, rcma Red Dank FARM WANTED. Small farm for sale or ren, near Red Bank or vcny. Address Raul Merkhar, BRCKLAYERS WANTED. $0.00 per day. of egh hours; unon or non-unon. nqure Employer* Assocaon, 15 Recor sree, Newark, N. J. Pen of pure bred Whe Lchorn chckens; nl«o sdeboard, bed H o nl and Hprnga for eale; 66 Souh sree, Red Bank, HOUSEWORKER WANTED. General hounewurk, mnll house, [rood wanes; good home. J. J. McCarhy, C8 ave nue JD. Alanc HKhlandB, N. J. COTTON FLOUR SACKS Coon flour HaekB a en cens each; wll make excellen kchen owels. Federal bakery, 17 Broad Hrce, Red Bank. STC/DEBAKER Hudebaker roadser, n excellen condp lon. Waler M. VanDcrn, phono Red Bank 1161, Globe Cour Karae. CHCKENS WANTED. Wll pay he Mglea marke prces for lve chckem. 81) Norh Broadway, Lone Branch, N. J- phone UOO. CHCKENS WANTED. wll pay he hghes marke prce for lve ehcken*. Joe lnker, Mechanc ree, B»dJB»nk. Jhon«10BflJ ENGNE WANTED. One or kerosene, (vo, nx or seven h. p., Tnu be n enod rondll>. Address Enrlne^rawer M. Red B«nh.. r " r " WANTED. $5,000 waned on a frs morkaga o replace morgage comlnn duo. Address Morfage, drawer M, Uel Bank. FOHD TRUCK CHASSS Wh a Hmh aachmen, very reasonable,.1910 mode). Paul n. Morhouee, 14 M^chano "feel, Red Hnk. YOUNG LADY WANTED. Experenced young Judy waned o work n har parlor. Apply led Dank hnlr parur, or phone 302-M ed Dunk. _ Large and mal fron room, all mprove mn elecrfcfy; near Broad sree. S4 luuon avenue, Red Bank. _ WOMAN WANTED, whle or colored, for general housework; wo n fumly; wages fory dollars. Addrcm Compeen, drawer M, Red Bank. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. Lean pno bun, seven cenu a pound. Krdels marke, corner of Broad and Fron Sree, Red Bunk. Phone 806-M. "HOME WANTED FOR BOY. Would lke o K- a home for a hoy welve yeur«old; good lle worker. Apply or nda J * M ld h k CARS Ford ourlnr, Ford speedser; also Hupmohle rondaer; nl n (rood runnlnk order. Wllam Appleae, Naveslnk. N. J. Sdeboard, square dnng room able, KDOBC feaher pllows, fru jura and oher arcles. nqure 35 SprnK flree, Red Bank, JAMES B. CARTON, EVERETT, N. J. Auconeer. Your paronage solced. No ale oo crea: none oo mall. Terms rrh. Pbone Mlddleown Z7S-F-2. COW Yuur cow jus frefh, wh calf, for sale; boh v-ry cheap. Harvey Frazfcr, 48 Cenrnl ovenue. Alanc HghlandH, N. J. FORD TOURNG CAR Demounable rlmsr self sarer, 1020 model, new rea. A barjjan. Paul B. Morehouse, 14 Mechanc aree. Red Bnnk. FORD A. 192(KKord runabou, good condon, demounable rmh. Can be ween n Srykcr & Sry_k«r_8, Monnouh aree, Red Bank. FLOVVER BOXES. To vch, lawn mul wndow boxen, wh flcvlth: also ckry nnd cabbage plans. NLBO, 11G Locus avenue, Hcd Uank. FREWORKS FRKWORKS1 A l»r»e annormen of fr*>h fravrorks a J. d**flores sudo, Shrewsbury avenue and H«rber sree Low or k.» STENOGRAPHER WANTED. YoUnu womn w»n*d a RUnovrapher nnd fur seneral o^c" ^orl (> Addrns BenvgrepUr, drrv«r M, Uel Danl. OVERLAND 65-4 Overlund ournk car n flra-ca&h condon, for sale. Cun bo Heen a Seaaa garage, n_5os_f_ron arec, Red Bonk. PENCL LOST. Engraved ScrlnK slver Evernarp pencl los Frday n^h a Palnce heaer. Reward. NelBon, led Bank Trus Co., Red Bank. LOTS Fve loa for sale. Fafrfleld Gardens; Jlnc localun, uae block from rolley, E. Frank,J5B_ Washngon Hree, Red Bank COTTAGE FOR RENT. On«flve-room cosse, furnahej, elecrc HffhH, elcphgne and al oher mprovemens. Half a block.from beach. Call 1101-J. WARDROBE TRUNK WANTED. Medum sze w.urdrobe runk waned; rnuu bo n Rood condon. George Roop, Pnluco heaer, ed Hank. ^hon^jh)^ OL STOVE WANTED. Good uacd ol aovo waned] mus be n excellen condon and reasonable for cash. Address Ol Sove, drawer M, Red Bank. TYPEWRTER HEADQUARTERS. W«buy, ren, eell, exchange -and repar crpewrcrs. Trubns, he Sore of a Thouand ems, G8 Broad oree. Red Bank. BOAT Fas runabou, nxo-»n fee long, 18 h. p. Rober moor; Paragon reverse gear. Frvolds houbebon, Murford place. Red Banju BLACKSMTH AND HORSESHOER. Frank Gray, praccal horacahoer. Esablshed ffeen yenrb n Red Dank. Maple avenue, oppose Whe sree, Red Bank. CAKE AND CANDY SALE. YounK pcoplea mh»onnry socey of he Frs Reformed church wll hold a cake and candy Bale Saurday afernoon, Juns 25h. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. Shoulders of Jersey veal, 24 cena & pound. Krdels marke, corner Broad and Fron, srees, Red Bank. Phone 306-M. LOTS Fve loa on norh ade ot Weasde avenue, 25x150. Apply James L. Worden, Hoel Abbo, Shrewsbury a venue,red Bunk, FOR RENT. Keven-room house on man road o Holm- 3, near school, sore and posoncc, elecrc lghs. Jamea Mlne, Llncrof, N, J. Small dresser and wrng desk, [n (rood cc...on. Prn; $15 V for he wo. Mm. Hondy^Fmr Hnvc, N. J. Phone 1191-M. ~ PUMP JACK WANTED. ~~ A pecund hand pump jnck wh bel pulley Tnr UHHoHne frne. Sno prce. (Jus On- \mr, Newman Sprngs avenue, Red Bank.. FURNSHED HOUSE FOR RENT. - Egh room8, bah and «H mprovemens, (enrage. Shrewsbury, Syfamore avenue, hree-mnue wnlk o depo. Phone 409-W. MONEY TO LOAN. Money o ban on bond and morgage; ons erm f desred; n large amouns. 1 ^ JL_ Grcrory ^ Broad Bree, Red Bank. STEAM VULCANZNG. " We use he ben mnerau and guaranee,m" work; ar servce. John Hansen, 42 Wea Fron Bree, Red Bank, Phone 72-, YOUR CHLDREN AS YOU KNOW THEM are delghfully naural n my phoornphn. Lous Mendel. 50 rond sree, he phoofrupher n your own. Phone.Reel Hank 186. CHCKENS Fory Rhode HHK Uml chcken* for <m1e. Apply o John 1 Henry Mullens esne. Mack Pon road nnd Wuvosnk avonuu, Hum son, N. J. _ L LOT FOR SALE? Oppoc Mummh Park enrance, Ennnown; hlprh and dry; suable for bunhnlow, G. E. Dmn*, 705 Broadway, Lonf Drnnch, N. J. BCYCLES Bn relucon on nl our bcycles: all hlnh Kade mnkeh. Malms Ucycle ExchanKc, 11 Kn Fron ree, oppono Globe hoel, Hed Bank. CHAUFFEUR WSHES POSTON. K-pccnocJ olmultour (whe) Jwa-ca poson wh prvne famly; ben Reference. AddrusB Chnuu"cur, drnwer M, Red Bank. BE PHOTOGRAPHED THS YEAR on your brhday f you wun o pleam> your famly. Lou n Mendel, 50 Broad ulree, he phooyrapher n your own. Phone 1UG, Red Hank. A mnaure brougham, n frs-dnsa condon fur Hale very reuholably. John Unfhnm, Avon, N. J., or phono 652-Jl, Kcd Bank. One euwlah-* cuer for vale, one nlo and _p mnll h. p. KHoln- cmnc. Apply Wnler Pa orn on, Qlonnmry fnrm, Hed Bunk. RYE AND GRASS Very fne sandm rye on a pono fnrm near Mdlk-own. Alno <*n ucrm of KTRKA o cu. A<l<lrer» Uye md (!ra>» drawer M. ed lunl. POSTON WANEl). ny yovnu lmly K Bchool rrnduae; lnn flken NurKo n Mcnonraphy and bookleepnf. AddrcM Svno^rapher, Dux 247, ed lnnk. HGH PRCES PAD. par hlsh prlce for fdle* anl g«n» ««cond*hn clohng. <Call a L Kerbar, Mbhna6ub : #fr# **>r pho* R«4 -Bknlr rj!l_l.. -""" ~.-.".V - - ry;-"? BED AND SPRNGS FORWLE, Onldcn mk Hlnule *KM nnd sprnff, praccally new; wll Hell for lfl.00. Mm. J. W. Uerrman, Thrd sree, Far *laven, phono 6f 7-R.... \ FRLWORK3. The unufl blr uack a low prlcoa. T)ny nd ngh f rework a, fr^m he ma Hu o bfl Uru p ecu H. WeUer. 7 Broad r*», d Bk POSTON WANTED. 1 FORD TRUCKV/ANTEl>, TUTORNG. Chauffeur, wllng o do anyhng; no or would rve ou yearly conrac o uwner Experenced «oeh*r dr*r prmary chllafrad a work. Addre* R., drawer M, Red of Ford rucks. Wre Box 1G5, Eaonown, drcn o uor. Address Box 317 Eaonown Bank. N. J. N. J. MOTORCYCLE H*rl«y-DavUon, rebul nd r-enameld. Can be»en a 295 Caherne free. Red Bank. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. Brea»» of Jersey veal, weny cen* * Wund- Crd«r«marke, corner Broad and P<on BreeU, Red Hank. Phone S06-M. \ LAWN MOWER WANTED. Keond hand lawn mower, mua b«n good condjuon; sae prce. Mrs. J. W. Merrm*n, Thrd ere, «r Haven, N. J., phone 067-R. \ OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB for aale n good condon;, also urle back of a runabou car, abou 4,000 fee of pcke fence, S. Sevens, Rum a on, N. J. Phone 307-W.. TWELVE REALLY GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS do no coa more hnn a ha and hey las looser. Lous Mendel, ha phoographer n, your own, 60 Broad sree, phone Red Bunk 186.,»_ BOARD AND ROOM WANTED. College Buden desres board and room wh prvae famly n JU- Bank, Moderae prces. A0dre»s Board and Roam, drawer M, Red_Dank... 1 WOOD WANTED. Two cords of dry fre wood, cu n sove lenghs, delvered on Newman SprnfB road. Addrea sulng prce o Wood, drawer M, Red Bank. AUTO TRES. One Uned Saed cord and one Goodrch Sllverpwn cord, lre, 34x4 f, brand new, never unwrapped, n a bargan. Box 386, Red Bank. - Small dreeaer and wrng desk, n Kood condon. Prce $r> for he boh. Mm. Handy, Far Hnvc, N. J,, phone -M, Red Bonk. FLAT FOR RENT. Fve room fu, bah anl all mprovemen^, for ren reasonable. Apply Valenne Zejfler. Morrfw avenue, near Church sree, Jelford, N. J. CONTRACTOR AND BULDER. Lloyd Francs, 45 Ln don place, Bed Bunk. All knds of jobbng promply aended o. Esmaes cheerfully furnshed. Phone 978. FERNS, FLOWER3 AND PLANTS. J Fne Boson ferns, nl knds of poed plans and flowers for house decoraons for sale. Charles W. Schneder, flors. Lle Slver. N. J. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. JelkeH Good Luck oleomnrrarlne, 28 rens a pound, none beer. Krdels marke, corner Brofld nnd Fron rceh, ed Bank. Phone 806-M.. HORSE MANURE WANTED.. One wo-horse- lond of well-roed horwe manure waned. Sae prce delvered on Maple Bvenae. Address.Garden, drawer M, Red_Bnnk. MUSC HATH CHARMS and especally HO f he phonugrnph and records are. from he sock of J. deforc, Shrewsbury avenue. Sep n and hear hem demonsraed. ~ TRY H. B. HAYES for your elecrcal work wrng, lamps, moors, fxures, work promply aended own or counry. 60 Sprng sree, Bed Sank. Phono 228-M. TRUCKNG AND MOVNG. Le me gve you a prce on ruckng of all knde; local and long dsance movng. Jack Carroll, 97 Maple avenue. Red Bank. Phone 195-W., HOUSE Ten noma, all modern mprovemens ; no rewouble offer rejeced. Ge busy nnd buy a house rffch. D. Pnrmly, llumnon, N. J.. or nny ndens, _^ ~ REAL ESTATE. Double houhc,,!x rooms each sde, all modern mpvovemens cenrally locaed; $0,000. A. L. vns agency, Regser buld- nk, Red Bank. HAVE YOUR CLOTHES cleaned a The Cy Dry Cleanng and Dyenff Works, 9 Mechanc sree, near Broad sree. Bed Bank. Pbone 108-M, Wllam OBrov, propreor. MONUMENTS. Thomas Manson & Sons, dessrners and balders of hgh grade monumens. Offce and yard, Monmouh sree and Drummond place. Red Bank. WANTED. Fve hundred carpeners, paners and ma- Hona o buy Swee Orr overalls n $1.48 a FnkelacnB bargan, sore, 12 Wes Fron sree. Red Bank. BOY -WANTED o work nround place and drve a Dodsre; wane? $12 per week wh room nnd board. Phone Hcd Bank 1011-M beween one and wo oclock P. M. " GRlTwANTED an nurbe for wo chldren hree and flve yearn of "HRC ; rnua have KOOC references. Phone Red Rank 1011-M, beween one and wo oclock, P. M. HOOVER POTATO DGGER NTRATE OF SODA. wh Cushman engne for sale; all n good n any quany from one pound o 100 workng order. Koer Hey T, Holnvlel, on*: $58 a on. Phone, wre or call, J. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. CAKE AND CANDY SALE. Sugar cured hams, weny-feven cenf a* You n peoples mheonhry socey of he pound. K rders marke, corner Broad and Frs Reformed church wll hold a cak* and Fron srees. Red Bk- Phone 306-M. candy Bale Sa\»<lay afernoon, June 21h. FLYER ~ ~ Brffre and Sraon fyr, demonnraor, cos $240, wll sell very rhflonabfe. Mahna Bcycle Exchange, 27 E*» Tron Bree, oppose Globe hoel, Bed Dank. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. Vry bea chuck roass,. *!ch««n cens, pound. Krlels marke, corner Broad an From sreeb, Ked Bank.. Phone 306-M. TUTOR. Young grl, wh hlfh school educaon, wll uor a few pupls durnjr he summer honhh n her prmary oluulun. Wre P. O. Box H, Searvh. N. J- LADY WANTED. who s capable of doln«ofluc work. Mus le (rood f ffures. Mus ulna rvc reference. Salar/ $1" weekly. K. W. Woolworh Co., JronA sree, Red^Hank. ^_^ YOUNG TEAM OF HORSES FOR SAJUE. We have nsalled auonx»l>le rucks and wll BCH our heavy eam wll) hnm39 «nd waron, very reasonable. Cr*?c<n Brck Mfg. Plan, Eaonown. N. J. ^ One and a half on Be»»»nfr ruck; also M«ld oak, r»l! op desk wh pnon lnk, und busnesa aofe, Mosler mako. Apply A. L. Dwe, box 341, Maawnn. N. J. ^ ^ RGHT N THE HEART OF TOWN. Red Banks mos convenen und nvng barber shop; exper aenon; hree chars: one flgh up. Second NaonfJ bank buldng. Alonx Curchn, propreor. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. Dxe bacon, upccl 18V cens n pound, -- Krdels marle, corner R-ond nd Fron BrgB, Red Hank. Phone 30C-M. TRAVELNG~FAGs7$rO8. KpfCul sale of barn, baek and, an; al«o Kcnun- cowhde baes < for hs week only, Sl..lH. H. Charka furnure sore, 3y Mvnmou sree, Red Bank. COLD AND SLVER HEMSTTCHNG. Hemschng, buonn, pnkng, pleng, 1 cable and plan schng. All klnda of. handy hngs done a hs Handy Shop, 18 Broad sree, over Schroedera drug sore, Red Hank. j / BARGAN FOR HOME SEEKER., Sx roonh, modern mprovemenu, near w), nce Jo and con be bouyb j» r(fh prfe. Henry F. Hyln, room», RcKser buldn. Phon- 74=1 Kud Dnnk. Resdence phne 20. " BROWNE CAMERA LOST Sunlny rnomnn on Hay m--nn. or n Jloa JUTH L* cream parlor a HKnhndH; v ued AH kecphakc; HUnbk reward «n<l ( Uf»4onK asked. Maloney, phono H ud aao SPRNG WLL SOON BE Now a he me o have your lawns and garden cleaned.up, plowed, and harrowed. Lawns pu n shape for he summer. Gve! ua a ral. Prces rgh. Wllam H. Dowen, j Eaonown, N. J.. or Dhone BB3-H Red Bank, WANTED, AUTO BARGAN. Wll her pay spo cash or gve fne lo U«por paymen for luw prced car; Ford. Chevrole or smlar make; n perfec condlf on, *elf alarvr, lxhle, vc, ur nu use o "fer. AddresH Car, drawer M, Ued Bunk. Sfvcn-room UUMC, lu 72 f-e deep hy 73 fee fron: locaed on Shrewsbury and Eas huns avenues; mprovemcnr»rc can, jewer, wafr; place wll be nold resunnble. r runk Jjuccn, 31J Sunse avenue. Red Hunk, PULLETS. COCKERELS AND BROLERS^ for Hale; sngle cunb Whe Leghorn pull>«, four o en weeks old, pure bred; Barron- YourK sran cuckerls for m-x y«nrn brrcncru;, brollrn dvlvfvd. Phone 55 8-J VmHorn. Shady Knoll fnrm, Far Haven, NTRATE OF SODA. n any quany from one pound o 109 ons: 5fl a an. Phone, wre or ea.ll, Jr Fscher & Co., Maawan. N. J, Yl,;n CAKE, AND CANPYSALET""" " Trs Hf formed churchw"" hnwv «k «nnd candy naf. baurdaybfcr noon. June a 5h. SPECAL AT OUR MARKET. Supnr cured houldm-n, a 16 H cvnu ve pound. Krdeln markf, corner Uroad «na ron.. Br ch lu l H «nh. Ph«n«806-M. TRAVELNG BAGS, S.98. ^ Sp-nl sle of UKK, blark»nd on; B»»O genune enwhde \mk» for hn weeh only. 5.0K. H; Oharks furnure»«e, 39 Munmuuh. Hree, Ue\ Hunk. AUTO FOR SALE, ledn,»xk,) K, J^17.-,. ll WNDMLL OUTFT Praccally JKW wndmll ouf for sale eel uwr, uuunnc ullng fngne: also.bk cypress ank. vmcly ffy Wrds; 1 Bell whole ouf v-ry eh M p. J. C. ldnlf, Phalmx. phunc 27S-K-1U, Mddleywn. FARM WANTED. Near vlluk*.* and nnn nml,. -S- acn*s up; wan n Souh Jersey : buldrk d 0 AM NTO THS BUSNESS SO ge your house cleanng done now before our gardens bezn o rush Us, You enn call or wre. Phone 636-M. H. L. Baae. 183 Mechanc Bree, Red[Bunk. wan n S.mh Jura-y : ljullrk" ll KooUr condon: no over Sr,,0O0. Gve deals n H ; frs l?-r. G. 1nk, scf lfroaway, Hay- 1 ~ BOARDERS WANTED. Bmrd ar hron ndul f«r dmmer n a Procrnn famly of wo; no ohr bounlcra; very pu.-san locuon, \nr.> porch, Kurum; Prvn (llnnc; room; rae? VcHOTbk; rcffrencs requred. D. C, W, dmw-r M, Red Hank. FOR RENT FURNSHED. Sven rooms and all lmpr<>v<-m-nn, eher for summer or for a year. Near rvt nd rolley. Henry F. Hylln, m,), fscr bumk. Phone 743 Red Dunk. MONEY TO LOAN. On 1 frs bond and moruarc, Amouns Sl.fOO und up. Apply Mfnmouh Home Buldng Affocfnfon, room 17, En-r buldng, r»4 Ffoud sree. Red ljnk. One on chan drve Fon ruck jney, n lne every nay; seas slx.cr; vry «hf(p o quck buyer. Samuel Krrnn, H. r Sonvew ovenue, *ong Branch, N. J, unn, N. J. j SEE OUR PEANUT BUTTER MADE. Freh whle you wa. 3K cc-nn n pound, n half pound 15 cunr. Nohng bu lo j bfn rn-ah peanus used. Every nrlm-n! absoluely pure. 3\cNnr*s marke, KaH - Fj_on_»lre«. _ BARGANS n HPoond-had nhoos and ul*«; praccally all Kfcoa n sock-; nl«() Hde» Kc-n for Carlhlc cord res am) nner uhe. hc Auo Tre HOP, 2G Mechanc Hree, Heel Umk, phunv U5-U. WASHNG WANTED. Swdrh nundrcfk would (n : famly wsh n home: work done by he ln/.on or by he week. Sof well waer UBM;.layu (,r.ssy dryf yard. Phone Rumeon r H FLORAL PECES. Bouques, pllows, wreahs. Ha peces and larger se pece a furn&he< a nhor noce by Hayes Brohers, florsf. Church sree, Far Haven, N. J. Phone 1<H2-W. FORDS1 FORDSU FORDS!!! Tornr, runabou, Bm hm, rucks, pleny of hetn. Look hem»vt nnd l* your pck. Well fx he prc*- lxh. Paul B. Morehouee, 14 Mechanc srw. Vegeable and Flower Plans For Sale. Ked and whe nwee poaoes, also yms, peppers and erkplann. M -n. Jlnrry O- Bo ce, enr Frenea, TJccmvn rnnl, }, 0. Maawnn, N. J., H. R. No. 2,. h»x 57. HOUSE n bew of condon; frs-olass locaon n Red Hunk; m»ven rooms am! h:(l, furnuce, waer, as, saonary ubs, ec.; large lo. Addrcws Houe, drawer M. Rl Hunk, REAL ESTATE. Sx room house, cenrally lucd, nl modern mprovemens; lo 37x160; S.1,500; V»«- aennwn- n reasonable me. A. L, vna BKcncy, ReR"er bulldnp, Red Hank. BOARDERS WANTED. oardera waned; four ncely furnshed ; rooms, fne resjdennl secon, all conven- ; lence; moderae raes; ahle boarders also, waned. U13 Souh sree, fd Hank. Phone 1059-R. MAN WANTED.! An nclv«mn waned o fll nl ohde KHum psydk n Kunrnny nnnry ml commsnuns on HHOM. S-facoy cr(.<!«nul» r< urcd. Apply, Kan; nye, o Drawer 117, Rvd Hank. POSTON WANTED hy vkperunce cuo), refned, clured. $21 wok. All kndu of fancy bakng. K-JA of refcrfnec-, (Anbury Park nrefcrred). Msa Cora Parck, " G4 WushKon uvvnuf, Brollyn, N.Jf^, VACUETTE TS WRELESS. Tn- only real nuj-elfcrc cleaner: half le wegh and prce of mos popular makes of elecrc ckunen; a demonsraon wll no nblke you. Vacuee, DO Hrdn*- avemc, lu->.\ Bank. EXPERT CABNET MAKNG. Anques resored; reparnc and refnshfnj. Sold Tnahof^an/ r^produclona made o -order. Frs-clans work guaraneed. H. ChjrkH furnnure eore, 39 Monmouh sree. Red Bank. LAYNG HENS AND ROOSTERS. Sngle Comb L^horn hena nd roosers from my breedng pens; mub sol o make room for Krownr»cck ; ^eleccl able? VKK9, weny-four hours old, delvered. Vanllorn, Shady Knoll farm, Tal- Hnvvn, N. J., pone THE RED BANK HAR~PAR.OR. Shampoong, scalp and facal musbaj wh an elecrc vbraor; mflncurnk, swch makna and chldrens har cung. Open Tuesday evenngs from 6:00 o 9:30. Room 10, Esner buldng, Hed Bank. Phom LUMBER ~T NAV Mwvrj lumber n nx>] oak, whe (an md cle.mu nnd ncun. We make all Anhony Cardner, 1 Uroad»rf*, Ke Hank. FARMERS, ATTENTON SmJc-, formerly wh Ue lerner -w-,ploymc arency, n now conducng an HKyncy a 67 Greenwch rpc. New York, ("drecly oppose Upra-rn." and would lke : o solc your huhfnoh, Flr cln»» f«rm help and dary help furnfhled. Mal and ; phone onlera pronpfy uended o. Phone : Bowlng flrren. FOR SALE AT RUMSON. House and lar^e carokp wh wo Jos,Ox2r» fee: ccllr rnlvr enre h(hjne; mm for. CMukm:; wll wnler; on mlley lne, one l mle from Slrnl, rn>ar Shrwlmry rver: four rorjns and ousde kd-hen; POSHC-HHOH a once, l-or norculjrs ;n!(!rc/*! P. O. o r.8, Kumson. N.,!., or J. Jf. Carun, 123 Wfr eh «nf. New York. POULTRY Rahy chcka and hachl, erpra; HBO ducklkk, S. C. Rhode Mand Redw and urred.plymmh Rurk: S. C. Whe L*n horna and Whe Plymouh RnekM elao (Whle Pfkn due s. Ro.K(»nable prcpa and ; orders aken for Tnulou^o pnslr»,-rf. E. A. jcrazkr. propreor. Wllovrl.rnok Poulry farm. Far Hav-n,- N..1. Phone 10f2 led Bnnk. REAL ESTATE a. Far HVUN, N^J.. do w. mnuer from rver, for n, seven room house wh nl rnprovmen*, )n v.nu>v lw-., hah am! shower; hree hulronmn, four rooms on lrn ffoor; (.^u-jre fur un- -jr. Half noe of nmhl;.wll rvn Uy lo year wh prvl.^e o n-uw louse: $1,000 per year: mnedapns-hsjon. A.,. vhw a:en<*y, Reuner buldlnr._kc!^ Hank. FOR. - -! p. EXPERT UPHOLSTERNG. ce Overaurpd furnure muc o order; also» eushonb, slp covers, ec.; sppllen, apes-! h, (! anl TUPK ; m ry, creonne nnd leaher; also lamp shade : P<> s> *^"N: 510.5(10. New Jersey elks, rmmnkb and wre frumes H agency, ^3 Corlss avnuc Asbury Park Charls fur 39 M h N J - lry houhfm: land nl planed n poaoes, n, rran am Hay. Runnng brook, wo r<es, lv* CDWH, ;00 rhukm, WUKD. ors, farm (<o!s anl TUPK ; mmedae, mmnkb and wre frumes H g Charls furnure Bore, 39 Monmouh src,, N. J. Red Bank. 1 DNNG TABLES. from $2} o $.111; V,uU\ Sral CunKol 10 o >l: Elu Jpn Kr»<.< rtm blue Mnmvl «a«plaes, V>; \,h ovk, UQ o?38; ronkn- s M o?70. J. D. Norra, 20 Mechanc sree Uhale R«d FJank. >>...< Furnshed hosv, en roon FOR SALE AT A SACRFCE. Twelve-rrmn, al y.-ar y^uu-ucv ynn, Wlney. ^u-am hrn. all mpr.vcm.*»- :,»pen frcnl;,-e^ Krme fluo-s. w» lmllm, l. wo-sory rrk«> wh mx ^all.-*. u-ulry j yard. :rrc of rrmnul, ln-:uful luwn am hrf SWEATER LOST. Chlds blue nweaer (hanj made) lef on rolley comng from Juncon o Red Bank las Tuesday afernoon, June 7h. Fnder wre Box 1G6, Por Monmoh, N. J. SEE KENNEDY ABOUT T. f you have any real esae o sell or wan o buy any real esae Bee P. P. Kennedy, Red Bank, abou. wll be o your advanage. Phone 447-R. Red Bank. CANTELOUPES. Receved dally of he famous down lne brand. They arc nc be» of Calforna producers. Wholesale only. Bacrhp Broa-. Wharf avenue, Red Bank, plum HOUSEKEEPED WSHES POSTON. Mddle aed Amercan lady, nreuaurned o refnemen, would Ule o nu- clmrre <f n house where oneor more BewanH are kep. Address.H. A., drawer M^jBed Bank USE McNARS PEANUT BUTTER. ThereH none beer. -We make our own fresh from he bes fresh poanuu am mnke rph ^-fore yu. Zb cens u pound, 15 cens he half pound. McNlr murkc, Kan Kron_slr(!>. BROWNS HARDRESSNG SHOP. Walker By sem; shampoong, mnrcelhnr, mnncurnn, nmhsakn?. Open 10:00 A. M. unl 10:00 P. M.; Sundays from 10:00 A. M. ll 11:00 A. M. 2C8 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bnnk^^ ^^ EXTRA BED. Gu one or wo canvas foldng cos for your exra company hs summer. You can fold nnd pu hem away when no n use; $2.50 each. G. Ornlerf, Newman Sprngs avenue, Ked lank. AGENTS WANTED. An aken for an old lne Sck and Accden nsurance company: ndusral experence or uh- cunvasrnff expronc*.! desred, hourh no recnred. Add res) n sura nee, box 195, Aabury Pnrk, N. J. MONEY WANTED. $3,500, G per cen neres; wll pny 5 per cen bpnua, on new m:ven-room house wh all mprovemens and oher new buldngs. Address M. D., drawer M, Red Bank. MOTORCYCLE Hurley-Davdson moorcycle wh Preso- Le ank nd new lamp nnd horn, $75 o, quck buyer. Can be sen a 259 Shrewsbury avenue, Hcd Hank. RANGE, Rchard & Boynon Perfec rnnse; double oven: n flrs-clasn condon; mus be Bold f once. L. >. Glnr, flan marke, Hghlands, lu^ Phone SADDLE HORSES Two horourhbed Huddle horaeb 1, younpr, sound and perfecly (enlc; nl pras. TralH nved a any me. K. B. Powell, Meuchcn, N. J., phone S3. HATCHNG EGGS Barred Rock hachng eprb by he seng or hundred; also Pokln duck csm, euhea and urkey CKKB. Y. C. Byram, Upper Broad Hree, Red Bank, phone 31-. TEAMS FOR HRE. Two eams for hre. No. job oo emal; none oo bg. Any one wshng o move, drop me a 1 lne. Wllam. Dowen, Eaonown, «N. J., or phone 3KC-R Red Dank.. THE HUDSON HOUSE. Frs-class board by he day or week; cenrally locaed am pl<*u:*nn surroundnps; roca reasonable. Hudson House, 145 Hud- Bon aveaue. Phcne Red H«n_k. 118-W. Praccally new whe enamel bed, sprnrs nd maress, larke oak bureau and an old Ua^honed desk. Call bew.cn 6:80 and 8:00 P. Tl., 4f Wnahnxon arff^rea^brnk^ PURE PEANUT BUTTER 25c. POUND. Made whle you wa, a McNarB marke, Kan Fron sree, from fresh peanus. A asy, wholesome produc. Ue freely. s B Jealhy food....- CARPENTERS WANTED. Carpeners, flrs-claas, waned; unon or r^n-unon; $8.00 per dny of erh hours. nqure Employers Assocaon, 16 Recor aree, Newark, N. J. FOR SALE/ Seven pnrs of lace curans for sale very reasonable; HO abou weny ladys hus, all rmmed, $1.00 eu-l. Apply a U Prap^c. avenue,.phone 1070-W^ Red Hank. CARS WASHED. Scoy s donr busness a he Bame old sand. Ge your cars vafhed whle you wa a 35 Whe aree. Red Bank. Pares aken ou for evenng auomoble rdes. MAN WANTED. To Hell KUaraneed uhrubs, roses, rees, plan*; weekly pay; permanen; experence unneceshary. Wre now. Barry Nursery Co^Jochcser, N. Y. REAL ESTATE, FAR HAVEN, N. J. Sx-room house wh lar^e lo, near he rolley and rver. Can be bouph for $3,000. Henry V. Hyln, room 9, Regser buldng. Phone 743 u Bank. BATHNG FLOAT WANTED. Wh or whou sprng hoard. Sae prce, when can he neon, and condon. Phone 11GO Ref Rank, or wre Floa, drawerm, Red Hank. BOAT Enheen-foo moor boa, Hndrepor en- Kne, nprny hool, cuahons and full equpmen, modern boa, n perfec condon. J. K. Burr, Locua, N. J. CARS Cndllnc Egh, Hudson Super-Sx, Chandler Sx; your choce, JHOO. Ford suburban and Ford ruck cheap. McDennoa KSrnge, l0-«2 Wes Fron sree. Red Bank. BULD YOUR BUNGALOW NOW. Newnmn one, Bel mm Pnes, Belmnr. N. J., now benjr Hold for bungalow s en; los S1K0 o $390 on easy erms. See Paul llcvere, racm H, Esner bujjlng, Red Bank. SLAG ROOFNa Leaky n and elae roof* made gh;»uo waer proohnu lde wall and cellars. Offden McClnnkey, 147 Hudsoa avenua. Bd ank. Telephone 400-J. WOMAN WANTED h ublly o man nge help n sore nnd holdng poson \H floor ndy. Salary $15. n arbwerng rve reference. Adlreen. S. T., drawer M, Red Hank, TRAVELNG BAGS, $L9B. oeclnl Halo of bnub, hlnck nnd an; nlno mnc cowhde KKD for hn week only, $f.»k. H. CharkH furnure uore, 39 MUmoulh urec, Red lnnk. REAL ESTATE. A Rnmon, N. J., HOMM room lon BO, all mprovemens, cenrally locaed; lo 48x200. Possesson n remonul>u> me; $5,500. A. L. Jvna BKcney, lejr^er buldng, Red Bank. Nnn room hn\)m>, all mnrovenenh; bes vew on Nnh Shrewsbury rver;salho dock; ground nearly half n acre. Apply Joseph S»a, J71 Wea Fron.sree. Red Bank. _ HOUSE n ben of condon, frs COHH locaon, n Red Hunk, seven room* and bah, furnace, waer, gnu, snonnry ubs, ec: large lo. Add-.su HUUHC, drawer M, Red Bnnk._ "SAY T WTH FLOWERS." Nohng could ho more approprae and nohng BO wclcoms BB flowers; a boque or boc of cu flowers from W. W. Kennedy &. Sonn. wll surely carry happness wh hem. GREAT HOUSE BARGAN. ouhe "vb en rooms furnhhel, ^onl for omern; allhnfuvolh; oe k«]«e ald ben home; lycwo n he henr of own. J?-J^lLZ l ^Jl!L lk< SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS. Beauful reversble rur made from old carpes and ahelle poreres. Wre for crculars. Amorkan Ruff Slanufacorr, 806 Vermon rec, Brooklyn. FARM Farm of 100 ucren, nenr Red nl, pulable localy for (fenlcmans esae. Apply o Dr. V. C. Henry, 254 BUe Bree, Perh Ambojr, N. J. Phone 41G. GUERNSEY AND JERSEY CATTLE nucon Frday, June 2Uh, w Jacob Zloklns hlom, p[)onlf Cenral saon, -rcch»ll, N. J. Kxlrn rln«lo, bd. producers and ll uovernen ened. ACCOUNT BOOK LOST. llaak c.verod nmulmy mll acfoun bmk. Fnder kndly reurn o Mjddleuwn Dary Kam, am rorrv; r»-wnrd, Phono 77--*-2!, Tlumn JflcGure, propreor. AUTO SHOES AND TUDC3. Tweny er cen reducon on nl nhncn and a ul (ree wh every shop, Mnhnn Hcyole Kxchmfr, 27 Kan Fron urc, oppoae loho hoel, lel Hunk. THE PANO SHOP. We une, mpar, buy, evl nnd «xc Now planoa drec from facory a n «f A0 «$75. - A. J.^Mrhl, -Drf pluee, Hed Bunk, phone-888,- AUTO Cole-EldM, n pwrfop cundlon; nl Rood lord fho«; Rcll very rcanonfblv, Mnhn Moyclo Kxrlmnu*. %1 Run Fron ure^, a»- FURNSHED nqqm3~ r ~" Two lare ch««rf» «om<>cnjr roomx, furjuhed o H], runnng wner, elephone, large elone: adul*. BUnaon HOUB«, UroaJ Una Lnden plnce, Had l«nk, CROCHET HEADERS WANTED. Experenced on mwb ; work Ben parcel pou; Hcml umall :unnpl-; 1H prces, neady work RUnnnced. Wre nmedaely, Kaplan & Schwarz, Ml Klfl avenue, New Ymk. HOUSE " n flra-rlhh rendon; n one of he ben locaonh n Re [lank: ^ev-n rooms and hah; waer, jens. Hnmury uba, honler, ec. AdJres Huac, lnwer M, Red lnnk. _. wo bra-.. for wo cars : crapes, fru and chcken houne: le 106x150; vk-crc anl Kan frha. PnnrfosHnn J once o quck buyer. Near beach. Caleb h. Luker, box U.H, Belford, N. J. CLERKS WANTED. (Men, women), over seveneen, for posal mol servce; 120 monh: >xpev>nc> uhn>cvshnry. For free parculnr.s of exnm naons, wre J. Lvonard (former Cvl Servce xnmm-r), 21*1 Equable bullnj?, WnahnKun.JD. C. hefer, nne monhs ul; nl uberculu fhel. Fne foundaon slock. E- Gbson, phone Kuonown 21!O-J mr 1 Hranch, No.. *plc(]d rpar*. "l~ve mn- - r $125 Dor monh nfmfrofl! "\VlL "Tl for $2,000 cash, l.nla Ownc, drawer.^, -.l : A<ldru.4..HHO NOTCE!11 Red Bank radaor works. We repar radaors, mudkuards, gasolne anks. We alao sell new guaraneed Ford Gordon radaors. We also repar al knds of kchen uensls. 113 Wes Fron aree, Ked Bank. Phone R«d Bank FARM MPLEMENTS for yak-. C.. Hurley, Slrcw^lmry. N. J. Dance a Red Bank Lyceum June 23rl, 1921, Nadorslp <.f Harrs and B. HarU. Almffm 55 Dcn^. FENCE POSTS AND LUMBER" Ge our prces on new maeral, cu o «r» der and delvered. Cook Brohers, pkon* 463-R, Red Bank. Auomoblss, Take Noce. Auomobk 1 am moor ruck reparng. Worhloy & Nelson, 10 Mvehnnc sree, Rod Bank. Phone Sll. FARMS WANTED for sae and ren, all, szes and locaons n Monmouh couny; f worh he money can move for you. Send dealb promply. Foure Farm Aprency, oppose depo. Norh Asuury_Park, N. J. HAVE YOVR WASHNG DONE a he Jersey Cuay Laundry* Wes Fron sree, Ked Bank; famly wash rough dry $1.25, wh fla work roned $1.50; hand ronng f desred. ChaleB Breaker, propreor. Phone 204. WNDOW CLEANNG. We make a specaly of cleanng wndows of nores, offces and prvae resdences: also general offce cleanng. Baes reasonable. Sasfacon guaraneed. 48 Washngon sree. Phone 654-M. NOTCE. Koypor auo radaor works. Repars of all knds of radaors. Also mud guards and K»aolenp anks. Work called for and delvered. 77 Broad sree. Keypor. H. Holler. Phone 52-W. BOARD..OTRe cheerful room, suable for wo gen lemon; aenm hea, elephone, runnng ho and cold waer; reaeonableo permanen guesa. Snson Houses Broad Bree an<! Lnden place, Red Bunk. MANY PREFER T T T o BUTTER^ Ts jus n«whnlcsndo, K««.«furho* nnd s much more reasonablo. Thas our own madu pnnu buer, 12 5 cens a pojnl, l» cen a half pound. McNurs mnrle, Kaa Fron sree, led lnnk. FNE LOT. A BARGAN. Fne UKC lo on Hcrn place for sale cheap.- MuH be BO«H «ho apprecaed. Henry p. Hyln, room 9, cffuer bululn. Mmu_748 Usd Hank. K»ulencu DOH- 1)^0. CHANDLER Lae 11> 17 Chandler Hovf-pasKeKpr ou- K ear n lcrfc runnng order wh now rcn; Hummer nnd wner op. Joseph V. hermnn, Lle Nlver, N..1.. near pm«m!. DOES A FRE ALARM ALARM YOU? f HO, your lmranru HHUM bo ncreaml,»nd Hyllnr n lo p ac- d< do. Nemo ou largo and none oo umall, oom 0, fkln«t hulalng. 1n T:\ Jnl Hunk, llvhulecu LAUNCH Launch, 21!x(-(J f.--l, fully cuuppff. rndlnu op, urnlnh, -uxln, wo oylnlcr, Hjrh l. l». }rl\u:(»» cnelne; flm-rljh fondlon. John,. lvufmll. Far Hnven, OPPORTUNTY FOR GOOD FARM ~ Abou H7 u-n-1* n funob polno bel, Konl boqn- uml fmbulllor«,?rj,of)o. Home may r<>mnln on morkkr. llmry!. Hyln, room», U««l»r uldk- Phone Ha UM n«nk - ;-- HOTEL ABUOTT FOf SALE;* H*ec nxh, nl mrovrmuun; u furory or roomng mng: nl bel rened, nmnfl nhoul %ZW monhly. nm* Wd 8! l n Apply Hd hnt "" ql "«w» ll <>fy av«uu.\ llnl lnnk NOTCE. llnve»our rlool, anl w*oh«m repnlrev by rxpvr neclhtlc; any Job l«n«n en (nyr, nnny John n woclnyn; f!«rce«r«««oul]p. Ar Jewelry Co., 1«7 lech B»nk. "1, J ;. REAL ESTATE. Sx room bungalow, nl mprovemens, rver fron, he only fonrran n a reasonable prce on he lver fron: S6.000 o a quck purchaser. A. L. vn:* HKency, ReK- "DUSTLESS" ALL ALUMNUM sucon sweeper: no sweepng, no backaches, eml* all houseelek worres: mnle hngs easer for moher: half he wed and prce of mos KOO< leaner*. Vncuee. -SO Brdge avenue. Red Unnk. LOCAL TRUCKNG AND MOVNG. do ruckng and local movng f reasonable raes. Promp and careful servce. Gve me n ral anl you wll bf convnced. Wllnm C. Decker. F>6 Monmouh Bree, Red Rank. Phone 234-F. PLANTS Red nnd whe awce poaoes, red nnd whe yams: also pppeva. KKlma and omao plans. Mrs. Harry P. Hoce, near Kronral, Teelown rmul. P. O. Malawnn, N. J., K.. No. 2, box 67. REAL ESTATE. Krh-oom house, cenrally locaed, nprovenells; llrec bec-oolns and l.alh. four rooms downsars : Jo <W*20l): rc Xll.lOlh S " \u">\n,u*r" laal." REAL ESTATE. Kk-b roem lunse, nl mprovemens, ho waer heal ; lo foxlso; one M.cl from rver. Ffeen mn.s fnal suon : S 1,0(10: r-n*- sessnn n one momh. A. L. vns agency, esut lullm, ed Hank. RFO CAR eo (on car, self Mu.ler. elecrc lklls, rool ns and enod rumlm urder: wll «ell rlun n nlok bayer. Malms lcycle Kxclmlu;., H lus r.n sree, n poae flobe hoel. led Hank. FARMS. Llr your farms wh u>: : we have ready buyer* for larre and Hnall fanun; fru, poulry or dary. Wre m n once. Easern Kam Developmen Co., -105 arm lnlldk, lerl Amboy. H, J. Hej!Klere>l Guernsey bull, wo and a lldf years old, SlfO; hull calf, wn mcmlbs nll, or er ons of food hay.. mllos Snucl, Manwau K.. 2, N. J. TYPEWRTER EXCHANGE. buy. sell, ren, exchange uml do exper rcnnlrlnr. j\!ercy (or Woolaock Hlnulnrl, Henorrapher uml ypewrer,mm>he» of all klnd. Wllam C. 1lelau. MouunvMe, N..1. lhune f. lolmdel HOY WANTKD.. Nen. whle boy waned, over sxeen years. Mus be wlln. 1 o ln rrnrral sore work and delver ackres..seady [OTl(<n anl elance for nl am-emenl. Apply A.Hem & Cn., :ll! llroml ulrec, ed Hank. LAUNCH Launch Joxn.l fre, nlalldm on. wh 1(1-1:. h, >. Knuv Numlnnl >mr-e?ek nmnr. ulh clulch uml unversal j<n nl n perfec mdlllon: paned and lelkly o run. MAN b-work-on -SlAnES." " Woned, empelen man o work on slums f«rm of nboll weny acred, wh pple ornenr el leno on.l rol- M. nl lnnk. $5.00 REWARD for Krvcnah ves los Frday <r Saurday. REAL ESTATE.Knder reurn o Mr. Leon, care Red Bank A Lle Slver, N. J.. nne acre farm. Slcam J)yc Works, 21 Wes Kron Bree, unl oubuldngs; cnh room hous rally locaed: posses-on a reasonable me. JT.OlO. Also weny acres of unmproved land. Slu.(100. A. L. vns nrency, eser bul^lnr. Red Hank. CAR Ford coupe. U20 rnodel, n jfood condon. Been n use only e^b and a half monhs, run mles. An exra shoe, self sarer, speedomeer, sheld wper anl chans fro wh. Call 1007-M, or wre o P. M.. drawer Jl, Red Hank. House REAL ESTATE. bungalows, sore propere: farms a Maawan, Keypor, Keanaburn, Por Monmouh, Uulforl, Hghlanla nnd Red Bank; fve-room bunfralow for ren or hnlc;?300 <ra»w+ balance monhly. Caleb L. Luker. Belforl; N. J. EVERYTHNG~ ELECTRC AL7 Promp servce and expor workmanshp. loan; evces made o oner. Conracng, repn-n? nnd manufncung-, Tjrln. bells elephona, moors, ec. A. M. Decker, O!]OL> and shop,.) Marun sre, Red Bunk. Phone H1G. NOTCE TO PUBLC. respecfully nform he publc ha ve reurned o Red Hank afer my wonderfully pleasan? vacaon and am ready aan o serve nl my cusomer;; wh he boa qualy of swn unf pcornl work a reasonable prc3._^kaukln C. Moy»n. CLASSY SGNWORK. F. C. Moyan, he ars, mkc and pans Bjna of nl knda on anyhng, anywhere. f 4 wh pan and brush Moyan a unexcelled. Everybody adms he known hs busness f,rom A o Z. 259 Shrewsbury ave* e. Red Bank. Phone 1098-J. BUSNESS PROPERTY Fne busness propery for sale, especally adaped for Krocery or bakery busless; wo sores, large bake shop, Karne nl seven lvng rnuna wh all mprovemens: prce $30,000. For parculars aply^o^a. L. vns nyency, Red Hank. AUTOMOBLE BARGANS. One Dolne ourng cur, one K>rd ax, cnr. All n rood condon. Kxcellen rubber nl around. Clfford Mularvey. llpmoble salesroom, 1B MonKul sree, led OFFCE HELPER WANTED. YuK huly <. nss.4 n».l!o n U! Hank. Mus have knowledge uf sflukrlhy anl yplwrnjr:!>*- nllf > ulu- ml o.rfolly rnnscre sakl looj anl ce «s a cku connchl k- r. Alde^M for [.n furher nformal!,,!, Oll\cc H-lp, lnnve,- M,! lll Hank. led (ank. ANTNG, PAPER HANGNG nnd d-curane. Pau and wall paper furnshel. W.. lcnne & Sou, 25 Mechanc sree. Red Hank, phone 061. Broad uee, Eaonown, N. J., phone 2113-J. DALY MESSENGER SERVCE beween Red Bank and New Yurk. Orders receved a home, 11 Ke-kleas place, elephone 405-J, huforu 10:00 a. n., wll be delvered same ny, Howard T. Ely. Broad Sree Lo for Sale. Unusnl opporuny n seeur a 2[5x100 foo lo n buerf^ secon of Urosul src. Apply dr-c for fuvht parculars o Broad Slruu Opporuny, drawer M, R«l Bank. N. SUTTERBACH, ]andbcape gardener. All work peranng» beaufyng srounds, lurre or small, l* planng, prunng and,sprayng. N. Bucb.el, 151 Wes Fron sre, Rcl Bank. Phone 846, THE~MENACE OF ~FRE~" hangs over your facory, sore or hem* every day and nsurance s your one br proecon. Sec us now abou nsurance. J. H. Gregory & Son, 42 Broad sree, B3< Bank, phone 288. ALFRED R. BRGHTON, JR, ree surkeorr and landscape gardenng n ol work peranng o benufynsr groucd»3 work done by hour or conrac. Addfse Alfred R. BrBlon, Jr., box 68, KumEen. N. J. Thorn, 421-W. WHTE STAR BARBER SHO% frmrly Knnlya. ll Monmouh «r, a undt now mnknuw. K. Snro Sharnbmcrojr, furmorly ( Wullarf-Anora ^1 Am Wmvn Unon luldn; U-mnJ shop of Now Yorl. 1.! burb POSTON WANTED oaroalor on Konlfun* c;*u«; mnln^ed German man, Anu-roan czen: run furnuh cood rcfom-.s vpl yur* n ln«puson. Murel, AUTOMOBLE NSURANCE. FORD CARS " l "" 1 "" 1 -»"...,., OL- chld. A,l,l,,.»» Ford alm. Ml.- model, fully equpped, n : Crcnkcr, cure C. Suuler, 1S7 Wes ](. n Hn elsn condun. Kurl xulurlu car! aroc, od Hunk. wh sllrler JUl :ln>k uhmrbrrh. Ford ru.lol nnd <mo <mn: car, on- new run- nll lmly nul nue Kurl ourn; jol/: C. A. Moun, r.ncus 1.n. Phno Alane Don nke a clnnce. Be proeced, Je s«hknm^ J^J. nsure you oans fre md rnnaporaden, j hef, lably, collson, properly (uos«na.o, Fuller fame"w.h 7^.n p"^ S """> ]o " "" S " "» f " r "«<"«"«of H refsorn; arrows, anrn wnluwa, pcure kln(l»- J- " Gegary & Son, f Bum* mnulnjr, sluuls, Ml nls, lnl ul..! Bree. Hel Bunk. Plume 2S3 le nl nvlot. nju-llf nanl. md soernl _^ sr"e.z Snn<! """ """"""^ " U -"" j ENGNEER WANTED. DEVELOPNG AND PRNTNG. " " f """!: """" """ "> "">" 11 Slllare lealld llll a lr l,u; Coal Sna.lealn; mo n \V.«Rp.l.J fo refre-lor pla hrl)-dm Vork, l,u» h. SnlfHon :nnr-,»ca» l.y ;)., nneo! on ll )orra work, developng and j Vfj:n.- ll ckn.-. Wre,n- cull a ae. prnng. Alneve lnen of camera*, flm*,.,;..;., flu,..:.,,., M U,.8»llonery. oy., nov-l.-j and nl kn.la o/ *"" "" p: """ 1; ""-.Mnnmlh Hnd newapaper. noll. John frore. HrewHbury lhl omuy..munnul lea.-h, M..1. -TWNNOAND CARPET CLEAN.NC.~ "RST-CLASS AUTO PANTNG Awnns, hon covers nnd curnrn, enr- m nerly wh Henley & Co., Locke 4 Co., mh nnd rurs el.e, HCourcd and wor-l; K..w y.,..,. \v,]ln,, H T.....,- M malrea. renovaed anl nmlo o order:,. n»""" >> h.nv. comer M.- nyllk of carpels, ruk» and lnleun. Rl-! ""^»l"-«" and :l..l.< Cur. ed Hank, maes cheerfully Kven, Saafaeon Knr- : jm pan cars clep.r, oueker nml nurf aned. K.noor.n. 84 Wle Bree, ed,..,,,,,. n,..., Hank. Phono»2-M. - " "! " ll " nnnu l-lr lny me. ly >lmp n funy. Any v:+ valled -n He mm fnm of null weny lure, wh chard; mn ufl lve n or very lk Al l l Apply, nnlnk!. (onpoonl Drawc ARMY DSCHARGE LOST. Knmewher n he vcny of Red Hank l f l A dbh sly of las nnd N.«Je ny of Red el. Avny ure,. Ked leede, No, l(l2!m,r,l. Vlndef ul-w reun,;!«nnu. lo 41 lloskwell amnue, LK llrnnch. FUKN1TURE.,,,,. All rolon Hn re-,»r.-<, nny,./e..17.m;! le. -[rn^.-, any n/.p,.^1 Tn? 11 : uho fun- \ K r» r» o»«el l-da, nny»».e, «10 o.? 1 r.; lru>4 l.ed *^r. A s k A. C. B a k e r, Lle SllvT. lnn -alneh $: O lo S;15. J, ). Nmra. 2l """ ll "r of nroperh lum lu-en ny plvu-ure nk. o lnl wh fnmk nnd elhu-al p<«>p],>. lhln Mcll src, Red ll EX T EXPERT CARPET WEAVER. o fape wenvk llhnmn. Mule nvenue nnd Wlo sree, H -]]n; mnu anl nw cllnled hy.nln Hrlm, n weaver nf lonr oxperenc. Cnrleb nnd rb nnle n order nnd lno for Bale. When n need of nnyllnk n hn lne uve mo f nl and vnlll be more lun Hlnlled. EXCEPTONAL PANO VALUES. Wnlrolh lnrrl J,%0: annll <!hlekerlnk prrul_ S\l:,. M,,..,n, & Wendell llnrlfhl HlVy«T"llnn"nn new),"fen»l - nnd nnl roll... *:sr,; Kaley njnlll, Slerlnl uprlh ml nlea. A.. Mrlnnx plnn "lon, llrumnunl plee, d llnnl. lone.1:1:1. KEAL ESTATE. Twelve mom louae. nl npnuemela; four n^er lelrdnh, wo ervnnr ronmh, wo lnlrnnnln. aovm open HrelHeH, pnrlue floor,!, double /rlkr wh box Hlnllp! w.wory puhry nume. On one ne plo. Pleny of allude reen. Prce» A.,. vhm nccu-y, HKK.T lulldlnr, Hel Honk. nak, me your wlllu; m-m-cnccr, lupm of cmcs, huncr and Hlda whlh yuu m wsh l> hly or ^ll. DM- ^.J,(MJ» home j unoler for JU,,11(11),,-, rmplaoln fur ll.o who hn oday. Wh, hjs o CUT FLOWERS.. n noed nf nl llowera why P"." " nu Y.ll cu from he plnnla whle you wnlj wll Men know hey me nlel-ly fr«ah. nnl h you wll ne He full benell of lrlr keeplur umlly. We rrow only lo be«* klmla uml vlel!,-a, «>-«ll>lly " rullm, Kemp, olal uml ulmlloll mnlnl, Hum* llnnlena, l,1 d,or wra of pmlmcn, Mln Hllver, N.,1. Plum.-»1».M. Hal Hunk.-

14 :! - 1 f 0 Paw Foureen RED.WE 22, 1M1. THE RED BANK 10HW. COOK Edor «aa Publsher. OEOEGB C. HANCE, A».oc«s Edor. THOMAS RVNG^DROWN. laeral (he ponofllce a Red Bank,. JU a* seeond-clbsa maer. Sul»c ploa Prlccl Oa»e«r...11.(0 g:x monhs 76 Hre raonuu 40 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, TOWN TALK. J- Trofl page 4.) - T groesque ncden a he graduang exercses of he Red Bank publc schools hs year was he alk of Mor V. Pach, he presden of he board of educaon, when he handed ou he dplomas. Edwn C. Glland s he supernenden of he Red Bank schools. He ns been a par of he school syucm many years. Hs work has always been of he very hghes characer. Ths year a he gradua- pf exercses Mr. 1ach prased Mr. Glland o he skes and declared he "WJS he very bes man "who had ever lj any connecon wh he schools of he own. * * * Las year, when he apponmen of Mr. Glland was up for approval by he school rusees, Mor V. Pach and he Republcan machne opposed Mr. Clland by every means n her power. Mr. 1ach am he epblcan machne were deermned o keep Mr. Glland ou of he plae. Every scheme known o polcans wasworked o brnu hs abou. * * * The people of he own, who well knew o Mr. Ollamls ables because of he advancemen of her chldren under hs managemen, rose almos unanmously o defea hs scheme of he polcans. They held ndgnaon meengs n he churches and n oher publc places. The sch-k* of he polcans was aacked by hem n he severes erms. * *.* The meengs of he school board "were aended by scores and hundreds of f czens o proes agans he proposed acon of he school rusees, Some of he members of he school board were fayorable o he apponmen of Mr. Glland, bu he unago-, nsu of he polcans on he school v board was unquenchable. The polcans had soured he voes of a majory of he members of he school board o pu her.scheme hrough, bu under he pressure of publc opnon and publc ndgnaon he rusee:; one by one abandoned he polj:us :ml Mr. (Jlland wa.s apponed. Mo V. ncl, bowl-.vcr,.jvas one of ll "her emlts." le kep up he canpagn agans Ar. Glam even afer wa; posvely known ha Mr. (Hand would be apponed. Rgh do.va o he very las voe, le voed o keep Mr. (lllanl ou of he place. * * Ths sprng: he Republcan machne underook anoher aemp o ge jonlrol of he school board, no doub -wh he objec off-rmr. Glland and fek he schools under polcal conrol. A plan was avrangml o elec members of he.school board -who would voe a he machnes leon. Ths plan of he polcans o make he publc schools he al of ler polcal ke was apan defeaby he people. So grea an ndg-na- «d by he people. So grea an ndgnaon wa.s aroused by hs second a- J emp o conrol he publc schools; for polcal ends ha he school elx- j lon hrufl ou he greaes number: - of voler.^ bver known.a,a school mee.njr n he own. So large was n- UPJK ha hundreds of hem ; <<ull no, ge n he buldng. Jhe j Republcan machne realzed ha a < slnr defea awaed hem n ease lln- nkef was pu n nomnaon. ()»-,.wl by he oupourng ot C.zes, hey dd no dare o even name -.>-- cdlaes, and he people of KM P..ml; Dn.-- wn her second vcoy ov-1 bo pollc.ns who waned :.() u»e he publc schools, o furher her polcal ends, hor Mor V. lach o now par:<uhmself before he peopl. of n* own and o prase o he skes, he man whom he dd hs umos o MVal, hs made hm he subjec of rdcule, dsgus and scorn. Sll, polcans are frequenly wllng o "cu crow," and o urn polcal somersauls f hey hnk wll help hem o cover uj. her pas racks or o make people forge her pas record. LEFT ESTATflO WDOW. "WLL OF FRANK LAYTON S ADMTTED TO PROBATE. M-. Layon Was Supernenden of he Desves Place near Tnon Falls Mrs. Margarel Brennan Leaves Her Esae o Daugher. The wll of Frank Layon. who,1k-.! a he Long lranch hospal Tecedly, ha- b. arlmed o probae. Mr uyn was supernenden of - U.b.rd Deevcs place near Tn;v l-nl- "All hs esae was!>>- / U - L>..-r o hs wdow, AllOl C. lyo: wh was apponed execurx of H wll. M-.. Margare llrcnnan of Red T-ml;.-xe ucl her wll eleven "years :g" , Augus. All of her propery -#av lef, o her daugher, Mrs. John Mulln.--f l!ed Hank. -. Allyn. (rggs of New Monmouh "KUne l.hed bs enre esae o hs mn. Augusa flrg.s, n.: wll., he nde n- years ago. Mr. frngs : onlfl hs cousn, Howard 11. Holer K -xe-unr uf he wll. The wll uf Samuel Rgers. who ded a New York a shor me ago. j J-..- pml.cl lus week. Mr. Rogers vns a furm-r resden of Mdlleown. _V hs esae was be( eahed o hs wdow, Wllanpe V. ). Rogers, and :.n- wa:, «n ed execurx. Co-l-abl- eal esl- wns <ls-,oh(!l of n he wll of Mrs. Mary K. myu»f Long lraneh. She lef each " h r grandchldren, K.lna ad and -\1111;!,. Nordell. Her Tcrsal pnpy w:m lef, o nnlnunht. KaK. Nordell. The MKC of a huus n.nng Tramb wns be( UeaUd n lu-r daugher, llenr- lw H. Ulke, fur les of her lfe. Afer her deah he properly s >,"> o-mr. myuv rlughler K son, Kmn K. Nordell and Waler (. f.ayon. Annhrr house n J.nng Mrancb WS bejuahed n Waller Lay on "whlefl V Mrn. NodHl. " Wan Pmloffcc nl Hlr r-w.bury. A peon n beng creulaw-l o luve u posolllce rensaed a Shrewsbury. The place ms been whou» uunofllco more han a year and lo vllnrorh lvp u RO o ed Hank lo uenl mll receve mal, WEDDNG PARTY AT HOLMDEL. Wa Gven for a Red Bank Couple a Wllam J* Hyln 1.. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Hyln of Souh sree, who were recenly marred, were guess of honor las week a a weddng supper and famly gaherng a he home of Mr. Hylna parens, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam J. Hyln of Holmdel. Ohers presen besdes hose menoned were Mr. ard Mrs. John Henry Hyln of Holmdel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeley of Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. George McCue and her chldren Alber and Russell of Nuswamp, Joseph Hyln of Lambervlle, Mss Georga Per of Keypor and Mr. and Mrs. Wllam VanBrun of Lncrof. WEDDNG ON FRDAY. Lllan F. Hower of N&vesnk o Wed Morr Walsh of KedTBank. The weddng of Mss Lllan F. lower, daugher of Frank Hower of Navpsnk, o Morrs Walsh of Red Bank, son of Mrs. Mary Walsh of Vanderhurg, wll 1 ake place Frday afernoon a four oclock a S. Jamess recory, Ked Bank. Rev., John C Farrcll wll perform he ceremony. The eouplcwll go o AlancCy on her weddng rp. The brde graduaed from Trenon normal school n For he pas wo years she has been eachng school a Pon Pleasan. The groom s employed by V. K. Moun of Red Bank. Luke Longhead Wll Help. Luke Longhead wll help you ge a job, or ren your house orfll anj oher wan you may have. Adversemen. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. Take noc,?, la ly vrue of u clacl nurlkke \vucl l,y Amer A. Badger o.. Sherman & Sold. ncorporael, bearng dae May 22(1, 1920, nd recorded May 22(1, l!>20, n he Clerks <,l]ce of he couny f Monmouh and sale of New Jersey, and pon whch defaul n paymen has been made..shall Bell he propery heren menmed descrbed as follows, vz: 21 Krare Guernsey COWH, one Krade uermuy bull, one regsered Guernsey bull, le l-ord delvery auomoble, naural wood body; wo chesnu horses.culled "CJeorfe" nd "Henry," one fnrm waron, ou 1 se double harness, sxeen Jnlnes Wny Hall- flona, on* 1 ler c.-u-ror, «u hulll dary equpmen conslsr of abou wo huusaul mlk bules, our mlk cooler, one boler, one»e )urnor, one bole wash ank, conparfmens, a publc aucun on July 2( n eleven oclnck n he foref ha ny, on he pumses known us lu-mubec Sock Kam, n he Uurounh of es LOK lralch, afores couny and DaoJ June Sh CEO.. VAN WNKLE. UallF for J\o-^a^-e, Auo Through Sora Wndow. Vegeables and fru n Fred Sladdelenas sore on Shrewsbury avenue were sen n all drecons yeserday afernoon when an auomoble owned by J. L. Worden backed hrough he dsplay wndow of he buldng. No one was hur. Fred Francs was drvng he car. Mr. Worden wll pay for he damage. s scarce. SpP*e dus or dr ges n no maer wha precauons are aken. Dsease germs are elmnaed by CLARFCATON. You are safe Clarfed Mlk. when you use our Specally recommended for nfans and nvalds. Monmouh Dary Co., nc. 139 Branch Ave., RED BANK, N. J. Phone 886 Charles Lews. \ WHOLESALE AND RETAL DEALER N LUMBER, Sash, Doors, Blnds, Glass and Bulders Hardware. RED BANK. N. J. Waerproof Your Cellar Permanenly have made my repuaon dong jus hs knd of work under guaranee. Le us have a 1 alk and see wha would cos. A. J. EDWARDS, Bulder Sale* Agen for MPERVTE Belford, N. J. Phone Conrac! execued a any pon Geo. W. Sewng, Conracor and Bulder, BCD BANK N. J. OFFCE N ESNER BULDNG, Roon 3. Telephone 8B0-J. Jobbng of All Knd. Esmae* Cheerfully FurnUhed. EGANS Auo Vans and Express Now ka mo-rlng me! sear «prepared o do your aex movng ef furnure, panos or baggage, o all par of cy or counry. n ho larges paddaf ana n Bed Bank. Before you hat«four aex movng done, wre, lead! call or he only ellable furnure mom la own, and ge my prces on your a*x lob. All knds of hear; or lga rue* lag don* a akor noce. Call or aflare* J. T. EGAN, 11. Wall Sree, Red BanB Rdddence pkoao 124-J Olfc«phono 639-R O WHAKF AVENUE. Caemsey and Jersey Cale Sale! 75 Head Dary and Famly Cale! On of he be off«ln, of hljrh (»> > wllch calu ha f km ever, Ja«H a o. cale bolw. bm pjlvll.d,, o»v o»v,, h. wblle, bll «H UH U hgh dalur a my an m oackaofa eabl, OPPOSTE CE^TRSL STATON, FREEHOLD Frday, June 24h, 1921 AT S!«O OCMCK, STANDAKD TME. Thl aock la worh ravclnr mles o Me, le alow fa&rnfr an opporuny of buyng your choce of, hem a a prce Axed by yourself. Sock comlas of SO HEAD OF GUERNSEYS AND JERSEYS. Tleae are all M»h (Trade mlch cown, nsen ranarlk from hree o aev«n years; «ome fresh wh ealvea by sde, uome frenh by day of ale, and some ecmlff n proll l >on. Thoe cule were seleced by me n Mchgan from fome of he flnea para bred herds n he Sae. They have he n. color and welch. Exra blr produeora, lome havrnx mlked as K as 02 pounds per day and makng as hgh as 15 % pounds of buer per week. AH have been.governmen esed and cerfcaes wll be gven f desred. ; ZS HGH GRADE HOLSTENS. These are New York Sae cale, young, wh he rgh sn, color and age, four o enh years. They are exra bn and ons mlkers. A number of heae «ow«are fresh and several wll freshen by day of aale. Also all of heae Holsens have be«n governmen esed anl cerfcae goes Wh hem. ncluded n h«lo. Queen sce SehulHng No H. F. U. B., comng n prol abou July 8h. Exra bg producer. LOT OF YOUNG STOCK. Also o ha sale wll offer a number of young sock, bul, hefers and also beef REMEMBER THE DATE wll nay you o remember JUNE 24 and aend hs Hale, as all wll be Bold on he hgh bd, wheher prof or loaa o me, posvely no reserves. Sale wll be held ran or shne as have pleny of eover. never pospone a sale and hs s an opporuny you would regre f you msed. 1 have he goods o back up every word and wll be here o do. have red for some me o ge he real hlrh erade Guernsey^ and have hem now. You are nved o cone look hem over. Come and mee your frenlo, DELVERY Delvery wll be made o any pon n he counry a reasonable raes; pleny of moor rucks and wo ralroads convenen for loadng. CONDTONS Specal dscoun wll be allowed for cash. On all sums over 160 cred of hree monhs wll be gven on approved secury. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auconeer. GEORGE S. P. HUNT, Ousde Clerk. GEORGE W. PATTERSON, JR., nsde Clerk. JACOB ZLOTKN Telephone 108-W, Thursday and Frday, Jane 23,24 "To Please One Von" STRAND THEATRE Red Bank ELKSFAR Dancng Every Ngh omb Me There June30, July 9 Syle and Shape are PRESERVED no Spoled, by our CLEANNG and PRESSNG Red Bask Seam Dye Works MAX LEON, Prop. Offce: 24 WEST FRONT STREET. Phone 784 Facory: 76 WHTE STREET. Phone DUCTON SALE The Enre sock of Summer Foowear o be sold A Less Than Marke Value a SAMPLE SHOE STORE Sree Esner Buldng Red Bank, No J. Our Values[a he fgures shown below prove ha s no necessary o pay hgh prces o secure he bes qualy and syle OUR REGULAR PRCES ARE LOWER THAN THE ORDNARY RETALERS SALE PRCES BUT NOW THESE LOW PRCES ARE Radcally Reduced The Mos Sarlng Specal Values Ever Offered Lades black kd onesrap pumps, whe, lad perforaons, baby Lous heel; value $ a par. NEW MODEL. Lades spor oxfords, whe canvas, black kd rmmed, mlary heels, Goodyear wel; value $ apar. SPORTY. Lades Russa calf or mahogany ball srap pumps or oxfords, Goodyear wel; an all season shoe; value $ a par. Lades whe buck spor pumps, one srap, mlary heel, wh black or an rmmed ball srap, Goodyear wel; value $ a par. Lades whe buck spor oxfords, Goodyear wel, paen or an rmmed, mlary heel; value $ a par. CANT BE BEAT. Lades whe buck, one srap spor pumps, ball srap, wh flexble sole; value $ a par. - SNAPPY. Wonderful Savngs on Chldrens Shoes "Cash on delvery OR HAT _^_ buyng" secured hese BARGANS. Exraordnary Values 960 pars GRAY SUEDE PUMPS 960 pars $10.00 VALUE $10.00 Made wh one srap, one or wo buon effec, baby French or full Lous heel, Goodyear wel sole; one of he mos waned syles. KEDS 2.29 a par. THOUSANDS OF PARS OF KEDS. KEDS for Men and Women KEDS 2.29 a par. PUMPS, OXFORDS, SHOES. Value $4 and $5. Fla, mlary or French heel. Chldrens keds, pumps and oxfords, $1.65 a par. Leas Than Pre-War Prces Space wll no perm us o menon all he dfferen syles we have n Mens, Wonena and Chldrens Shoes a Remarkably Low Prces...n..1,-,...Ml-... -"..»"".» -fc Lades gray or champagne washable kd pumps, one srap, wo bu- Lades whe canvas pumps, one srap, hand on effec, baby doll, mlary or French heel. urned soles, full Lous heel; value $ Two pars for he prce 2.95 of one a par. A Real Bargan. a par. Lades gun meal opera pumps, urn sole, wh mlary heel; value $ a par. Don fal o ge a par of hese. Lades kd boudor slppers, n black, pnk and blue. 1.3S a par. Specally Prced. Lades an calf or whe buck, ball srap or wng p oxfords; value $ a par. ;/ Up-o-he-Mnue Syle. Lades comfor oxfords, vc kd, cushon nsole and rubber heels a par. Mens Shoes a Specal Reduced Prces Whle ohers alk bargans, we gve em. Our Specal Reducon Sale s no comprsed of dscarded paerns, bu only he newes sandard modelb ha gve full saafacon n every way. SAVE MONEY BY SPENDNG WSELY <s... " /

15 A T ALK ON C(MM A» rcrlarj ha o l* mf»»fl u P»-jdJ!^ u,<!<?* -a<:\\ jlh-r. ThfEF. ulg co-opfawe aocuon mufc buyers, who wll puluse from he huve a very large majory of farmers pledged o sell her poao oher." useocuon, wll ry o bd over each MEETNG OF POTATO FARMERS hrough hs organzaon. Wh u Mr. Langer-referred o he farmers HELD AT RED BANK. srong; membershp, he speakef usaerea, he assocaon would become speech. Me sad was nlura! ha exchange a he concluhon of hfl Expar Organzer from Calforna h d f d hh Tell Abou Co-op. Sellng h domnan fucor around whch he exchange should, lgh he co-, operave assocaon. He sad he Organzaon. There a Program for Monmouh Farmer!. Over and over agan Mr..mger assocaon wasa. sock concern ncrched n makng dvjdenls for s declared hu co-operave sellng Fory farmers of Shrewsbury, Md- gves o he farmers he profs whch sockholders and ha was only (Ucown, Holmdcl nnd Alanc own-> ordnarly go o buyers and agens naural ha n such an organzaon shps were u he own hull a Red un(, oner mddlemen. He sud co- he prme source of nspraon frs, Bank Frday ngh u u meeng n upcrave aellnr was done by menlas and all he me should be "dol- he neres of he poao growers wno woro specalss n hs lne and co-operave assocaon of Mon- j, a he f armcrg COU U1 well afford o mouh couny. Theodore S. Lews pa lu sa ar e8 0 suc h men. A of.cols Neck, presden of he as-, hs pon Mr. Longer dfresbcd o noaon, called he meeng o order e «bou he salares pad o sulesund sad ha s purpose -was o ex- ( mcn fol. Wesern co-operave nssorplnn he workngs of he organ za- njons. Each of he largen of hese on. He Bud he, Bsounon had eonccrnb,e sad, hud several salou- :25 memberb, ownng over 11,000 mel]j euc.h of whpm draws a salary ucroa of poaoes, and ha hs wa» o f $20,000 o $10,000 overy year, shed hrough he process of law. more han half he poao acreage of. jj r- Lunge,, saed hu one of he he couny. He declared ha hose hghes pad of heae nalesmcn had Theron McCumpbell of Holmdcl farmers who do no jon he asso-, formerly been a speculaor " was he lnal speaker. He elaboraed coon hs year are hurng her oranges and prunes and hud fough 011 Mr, Lungers remarks abou he neghbors and frends who are mem-! he co-operavo assocaons when exchange and sad ha he co-operave assocaon mus expec hers of he assocaon, as well us,hey wore f lrf organzed. oppos- hemhelves. He sad he poao buy- j Bnrlcy & Rooney, former poao ere and commsson agens, accord-, JU y ers and agea, have been enng o curren repors, hud banded; K { L.( l>y lu> New J<>rsoy poao ogeher o pu he assocaon ou of:,. 0%VL. 18 ll3hocaon a a salary of busness. He sad was common j $4-2,000 per year o sell he poaoes gossp ha he agens expeced o f 0. he members of he organzaon, lose money dong hs, bu ha hey T),J H BU l nry ncludes paymen for could well afford of--ose money -hs hlr own servces and also he salyear, because f hey pu he assoca-. lv es 4) f llss H unl managers and on ou of busness hey would have oher expenses. Mr. Langer sad everyhng her own way nex year. h s mgh seem lke, a bn salary, bu J. F. Langer of Calforna made hu was relavely small compared he prncpal address. He helped o wh he prces pad by Wesern co r organze many farmers co-operave operave assocaons. He sad ha assocaons on he Pacfc slope and ( a poao buyer had openly confessed he descrbed he work of hese us- u u recen publc, meeng n Knglsh- ha because hs season looked!ke«a bad one was all he nure reason f socaons. He sad he dealers and own ha he (he buyer) always why he farmers should sck o- >J< commsson agens ou here had l^ul ed on mlkng a prof of n lens geher anl be loyal o he ssoea- y fough he co-operave^ assocaons, $50 on a carload of poaoes. Mr. on. "Co-operaon has o cmno, or;,j jus as hey are dong n Monmouh Jlll)( r e r sud ha from 18,000 acres he farmers wll go broke," concluded ^ Mr. McCumpbll. j *j jus as hey g couny, bu ha afer a long, ber enough poaoes would ho shpped o sruggle he favmeva won ou. He (ll 7,000 ears. A $!>() per rnr ns old how he buyers of oranges and would amoun o $350,000. The sum VERDCT AGANST RALROAD, j prunes and he agens hud once nalc receved by Barley & Hooney on he * up a fund of one mllon dollars o bns of her salary nsead of beng Wdows Recover Damages for he knock ou he fnrmers leagues. He $50" on each carload of poaoes, Deahs of Ther Husbands. sad hese buyers and agens could would be only $ n carload, or wo The su of Mrs. Kdna Sraus and well afford ffd o rsk k pung up a ml- eona a sack. k lon dollars, for f hey succeeded, "Fgure anoher way," sad Mr. hey would have go he co-operave, un(, el% Monmouh couny farmers assocaons ou of he way and H(j\^ (,er poaoes o ffy dfferen would have go her money back j buyers las season. Does anyone many mes over. He sad he Men- j ma(,j ne ha hose ffy buyers made mouh couny poao farmers should 0, )ly., afckrugae prof of $42,000? no ge dscouraged when hey heard 1 Thu woujj j, G a bou $800 for each gossp abou he poao buyers and j buyer. We all know ha hey made agens combnng o knock ou he 1 raore nnn $fj O O. We all know ha assocaon. He declared ha f he raary of ] 1(!m became mmensely socaon sells he producs of farms drec o he realers, whereas under old mehods goods passed hrough seven or egh hands before hey reached he consumer. Mr. Lunger means," sad he speaker. of havng ffy men o ake your poaoes o, you have 1,400 men comng o you and all bddng agans each oher. Agens make sales by lars for he sockholders." He sad ha he pledge whch he members of he co-operave assocaon had made o sell her Gan poaoes hrough he assocaon was ronclad. He ced several ncdens whch had occurred n he Wes, showng how dsloyal members who had broken hs pledge hud been pun- on from he exchange. He old abou enormous dvdends pad o sockholders of he exchange who are no jvme.rs. Me sad ha he co-. operave assocaons plan of gvng profs o he fanners n proporon o he amoun of crops shpped gave he farmers a squaver deal han pay-,* 4 ng dvdends n he exchange o;{< sockholders. Mr. McCampbrfl wnsj^ pessmsc abou he poao oulook 1A hs year, le sad he farmers would )>»< be forunae f hey go $l.. r >0 11 >^ barrel for her poaoes, le sad j>j< Mrs. Mnn! B. Wzenbocker, whose husbands, saac T. Sraus anl John Wzenbocker, were klled by a ran a Lle Slver las, year, was red las week, The wo men and Wason h > Oenger, prncpal of he Seahrgh ] school, were reurnng home from a boy scou meeng a Red Bank when her auomoble was sruck by a locomove and he hree men were klled. Mrs. Sraus sued he ralroad for farmers euck ogeher and remaned j wealhy. They arc no o be blamed loyal o he assocaon hey would ; f 01. ()nng hs, bu. you am foolsh o $100,001) and Mrs. Wzenbocker wn ou,, jus j us he orange g ggrowers a low hem o p ple up p hs money y sued for $25,000. The ease urned and prune growers and peach growers of Calforna had won ou. uke all he rsk, could huve forhe whsle and bell on he locomo-.vhen you, who produce he crops nnd manly 011 he queson as o wheher Mr. Langer sad.ha one roml of yourselves by co-operang." ve gave he requred cauonary sg- The ranmen esfed hu he he vcory of he Wesern fru Mr. Lancer sad hu snce he as-nalssocaon had been formed 1,400 sgnals were gven whle ohers es- growers was ha hey obaned four mes na much for her prunes as agens and buyers n dfferen pars fed hu hey dd nu hear he sgnals, The jury reurned a v.erdc of was pad before he -co-operave assocaons were esablshed. He sad lege of makng bds on Monmouh $. r >,!>00 for Mrs. Sraus and $8,500 of he counry had asked for he prv- he reason for hs was ha he as-couny poaoes. "Thnk wha ha for Mrs. Wzenbocker. John R. Ap- "nsead plcgae represened he ralroad n he case and Edmund Wlson.represened he planffs. A su agans he ralroad by Mrs. fl-nger wll be red laer. Reades Broadway Theare Telephone 344 LONG BRANCH, N. J. ; RED BANK REGSTER, JJNE 22, Page Ffeen FREWORKS THE USUAL BG STOCK AT LOW PRCES WELLERS 7 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. New Jersey Co-Operave Agency, nc. D. LESTER DANN, Presden. Headquarers for Ran nsurance Coverng All knds of Spors, Excursons, Fars, Carnvals and Vacaons Call or phone for full parculars for hs or any oher lne of nsurance :: [ WANTED! Hand Crocheers o do work a home GOODP^Y Apply n wrng or n per*on RED BANK KNTTNG MLLS Oakland Sree and Brdge Avenue RED BANK ADAMS and MOXLEY STEEPLEJACKS 50 Worhley Sree, Red Bank, N. J. General Conracng Tlh Telephone We pan flagpoles, ake down rees, ear down buldngs, House Paners, Rggers and Wreckers. f you need anyhng n our lne gve us a ral. Buldngs Decoraed for All Occasons. Red Bank Branch, $ h~- P Paper Hangng MMEDATE 87 Hardng Road SERVCE Red Bank r. Room 8, Esner Buldng, RED BANK, N. J. ;<: PAUL REVERE, Resden Manager.. Telephone Red Bank 968 Pano Tunng and Reparng Egh years pf facory experence fcssures you of correc unng and /reparng. Formerly wlh J. & C. FSHER JAMES & HOLMSTROM MATHUSHEK & SON WEBER PANO CO., of New York Cy WLLAM F. OHST TUNER TECHNCAN 51 Sxh Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. Telephone 579-R f you have anyhng o sell, or f you wan o buy anyhng, you wll fnd The Regsers Wan Column he quckes and cheapes way of fllng your wan. Thursday and Frday, June 23, 24 ran.d Theare New Jersey % Telephone 1176 % #+*$**####*#+++**#*$*#«*«#. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday MATNEE WEDNESDAY AT 2:45 P. M. JOHN CORT Presens A NEW COMEDY DRAMA ENTTLED WTH HYMAN ADLER AND THE FOLLOWNG NOTABLE CAST -- HELEN MEMKEN DONALD GALLAHER LAURA ARNOLD WLLAM WLLAMS AMY ONGLEY EDWARD OCONNOR MELTON BRYON Prces Evenng $2.00 $1.50, $1.QO, 75c, 5Oc Manee $1.00, 50c SEATS NOW ON SALE Specal 251 Dscoun Wes Furnure Co., Keypor Advance Md-Summer Sale Specals We are Clearng he Decks for Bg Acons 14 Dnng Room Sues, 11 Lvng Room Sues, 8 Bed Room Sues, abou 50 Rugs, and a Lo of Summer Furnshngs go no hs clearance, and for quck acon we ake off 25 per cen from he new low prces. We are preparng a bullen coverng he greaes values n our July-Augus Sale and are lsng only such numbers as are carred n quanes; herefore offer subjec o pror sale he above hgh grade* merchandse a guaraneed prces. w,r$ppjoj^^^ Real-One,. Wes Furnure Co. >»»»»» ECONOMY GROCERS Ths Weeks Prces wll make he Thrfy Housekeepers Rejoce Please Read BUTTER, lb 38c The Oes Tha Money Can Buy Hershys Cocoa, 1-2 lb 17c J Large Cal. Peaches, can 21c % Parowax, cake 10c Shrmp, can 19c Grape Nus, pkg. 14c Hres, bole 18c Sugar Corn, can 10c Eagle Mlk, can 19c Domno Powder or Confeconery Sugar ^nd 9c Grandmas Powder JjJ. e 18c Mazola, pns, can 26c # qs. " 48c J " gals. "$1.79 Fancy Blue Rose Rce, 3k 5c San-Flush, can 20c 5 pounds 29c 1OO pounds $5.. Coffee, very bes lb 29c Planaon Coffee lb 20c Tea, Very Bes Tea, all flavors, lb 35c NOTCE Our Far Haven Sora wsh be opee for Busness Saurday, lme - 25h. Trade a he Frankln Sore neares yowr home. Sree "ftxflfetpace" 1 *".""Hjf"Slsrewsbry Avenue New Sore fva and [ear! Srees, Far Haven, Open Saurday, June 2l Trade a Uc sore mos convenenly locaed o your home.

16 Sseen RUGS! Have You Heard he Good News? The Smh Carpe Co. had anoher bg sale of Rugs las week and sold 63,000 bales of Rugs. was on he floor ard bough a lo of new paerns whch wll arrve hs week and be on sale nex Thursday, Frday and Saurday. OCEANPORT NEWS. n hs lo here are sx (6) new desgns n blue; fve JJ Wolco, John Hnk, Valjean Durnell (5) new paerns of medallons; wo (2) all-overs n old rose and Leon and Cheser Conrow. and brown. They are all made n good qualy of velve ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sryker ener-, J abled Msa falernc Kaney and.esand axmnser, seamless am full 9x12 sze. : p.er Conk of Red Bank on Sunday. ; Prce from $25 o $39.50.! Mss Amela Laurno s confned o j.;. her home wh sckness. 10 bales of 9x12 Seamless Brussells, all new paerns, a ^ The fre deparmen of hs place was cnlkl o Por-au-Peck o pu ou $ ;. a grass lre on Monday mornng. 10 bales of 8.3x10.6 Seamless Brussells, a.$ The evenng servce a he Meho- [ Jjj ds church wll begn a egh oclock 3 bales of 8.3x10.6 Seamless Axmnsers, a $21.5O. * nsead of seven-hry durng- he : 7.6x9 and 6x9 n proporon. : summer monhs. j Spl Top The Sasfyng Knd Ask Your Grocer o Send You a Loaf Every Day RED BANK, N. J. CALORC HEAT NSTALLED N A DAY No plumbng or aleraons when you nsall a CalorC Ppeless Furnace. >?o muss or -boher. Usually nsalled, ready for buldng a fre, n one day. The wonderful smplcy of he CalorC makes he unversal heang sysem. Over sasfed users. Place your order NOW and be ready for Jack Prns. BALEY & COMSTOCK AT GEORGE OlLVES, Eas Fron Sree, Red Bank, N. J. P. 0. Box 342. Phone Connecon. Farmer Solder a Cam-vVal A cdlen-, ally Klled. j Word was receved a hs place Saurday ngh ""of he accdenal \ deah of Ralph.ockwood a Byron,! llnos. Mr,.ockwood nns aone j a Camp Val n 1017 and lef hen; for overseas where he served Reveneen monhs wh he sgnal corps. He was dscharged n July of 1U19 and ook up hs old job wh he Wesern unon elegraph company n hs home own. No deals of hs deah were conaned n he elegram. Mss Consance Hfjham s vsng her aun and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. j Garre Dcmpsey of Hrooklyn. Those who aended he chary ball. a he Hollywood hoel a Long! J Branch las Frday ngh from hs ; j place were Mss Nejle Ferry, James! v : Mnhoney. Wllam Mdgley, Lesle, p Mrs. Florence Angel and daugher j Fve bales of Scaer Rugs wll be on sale. These are V Mldred, who havng been boardng, also n new paerns.. J wh Mss Ehel Langwh, are now, A : lvng wh Mrs. Angels moher a These goods are all guaraneed perfec and up o* : Long Branch.. sandard. All rolleys pass he door.! Tlflp Epworh league wll hold a j 9 bread and Oake sale on he church) j: lawn on Saurday afernoon. % Rev. ra Pmm has reurned o hs R. WEST, : place afer havng spen several ; 1 days wh hs parens a Camlen. 129 Wes Fron Sree, RED BANK. > j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berry and famly have moved on her new house a Thursday and Frday, June 23, 24 "To Please One Woman" STRAND THEATRE Use Hgh Grade Calcum Lme Barrcks Hydrae and Lump Lme Sold and Carred n Sock by John N. Hlyer & Co. MDDLETOWN, N. J. E. A. MASON, General Agen, Red Bank, N. J. The Red Bank Wndow Cfeenng Co. H. ME1STR1CH, PROP. Frs Class Work Bed Bank Offce: 43 WASHNGTON STREET * Moderae Raes Long Branch Offce: 184 BROADWAY jboa. The boa was bul by Mrs. Berrys faher, Capan Douglas Rdde, nsead of her grandfaher. Capan Thomas Rddle, as was prc- ; vously saed.. The New York and Lung Krancn j ralroad s havng he drawbrdge a hs place paned. j J Mr. and Mrs. John Slvers and. ^ j daugher Mlds-el are -wmlng he. * summer wh Mrs. Slvers moher,?. Mrs. Mary K. Hall. 1 Mrs. Ea Crawford has reurned 2 home afer spendng hree days of A ; las week wh Mr..and Mr>. John J! Collns of Kvypor.""" ; Fern Mahoney s o^npng wh he *! Camp Fre grls a Adamson. N. J. Mss Ruh Sryker s vsng her a; grandparens a Holmdel. 2 j Luke J- Conrow has reurned o! $ : Camn Meade, Maryland, afer havng 4 spen a en-day furlough wh h j> ; moher. Mrs. Mary Conrow. Mr. Con- * ) row expecs o be ransferred o a! f pos n Calforna. V Mss Gladys Hulse aended. he 5 j graduang exercses a Temple?. college a Phladelpha las week. A > John Layon has repaned he *! fron porch of hs house. j T. Waler Caul s havng. gasolne ; g and ol ank nsalled n fron of hs \ house. 5J George.oper has bough a new h Do.df.re ourng car. j v ; No mprovemen s?hown n he j S! condon of Juns Wallng, who has! been confned o hs bed he ps wo! monhs wh paralyss. j )/ Augusus Woodward has reurned home from Florda, where he has j 1 been lvng for he pas few years. S 1 Mr. Woodward s n pour healh. ^ Wllam laywood has moved from [ Lews Prces o he house he recenly bough on Pemheron avenue. ; Serlng Durnell has aken a job wh he Casle ce cream company a Long Branch. ]\lrs. ;:rry Brakeley ar.d Mrs. Ja- j 1 pha VaDyke are sll on he sck ls. The pas counclors of he Aner- j can Mechancs of Uonmouh. couny were he guess of Rver Vew councl j of hs place Tuesday ngh of las : week. A meeng and supper was! held n he Mehods Sunday-school room.! The opc of he prayer meeng for \ Frday ngh wll le- "Under he ; Wllow Trees." Sanley* VanKrk has beer, vsng a Navesnk. -, j Crabs are plenful n he rver hs year. Wllam Conrow and Percy VanSchock caugh over a hundred Rev. ra Pmm has fnshed hs sudes for he year a Drew semnary. Mr. and Mm. H. Whney Conrow vsed Major and Mrs. Bowman nf For Wood, New York, las week. Major Bowman s commandng offcer of For Wood. He- was formerly: saoned a Camp Val. Kan ford Langwh s an honor man n he graduang class a Rugers; colb.go. He wa^ valedcoran when : he graduaed from hf Oe-anpor grammar school and he held he same honor when l- graduaed from he.ng Branch hgh school. j Leon C;!ro.v < a:: hr : or rn.n / he graang class a Sevens n- : sue. MDDLETOWN VLLAGE NEWS. Chldrens Day Celebraed by he Baps Sunday School. A Znc eneranmen was gven by he Baps Sunday-school Sunday j ngh n celebraon of chldrens day. Those who uok specal pars were Ruh, Dorohy and. Kvv-lyn Sark,, Jane Taylor. Marjorc Zmmerman. ^ Margare.ppcco, Alexander, Rober, John and Klzaheh MePhal, : Suse. Henry and Besse Wunderly, NCSCM HeulrL-k^ou and Louse 1 School closed for, he summer ya-.l caon yeserday. An eneranmenand an exhbon of school work were gven Frday. : Mrs. Sephen Johnson s very sck. A daugher was born o Mrs. Edward C. Taylor las Wednesday. j Mss Mary Cornell has closed her school and has gone o Suffern, New York, for he summer. been vsng Marjorc Zmmerman. Henry Salmon "pen Sunday a Coney Maud. LTTLE SLVER NEWS. Boy Seoul! Wll Go Campng a Tn-. on Fall, Three Day.. The hoy scous wll spend from : Saurday unl Monday cumpnp- a Tnon Falls. j! The Sandard Hearers wll mee! JYdy ngh! a! Mss Mare Wlby--. Leser (. l.ove has been au-nl- j RED BANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, 1S21-. A. Globe Furnshng Co. See Our Cy Dsplay of Furnure a Town Prces One nvesgaon Wll Convnce You 4-fee 6-fee Specal for Res of Week Porch Shades, Bes Qualy $3.00 $ fee 10-fee $7.25 $9.50 Porch Rockers, heavy made and well braced, hgh back wh cane or slas, $4.75 and $5.75. Grass Rugs, all szes, 27x54 o 9x12, from-85c. o $6.75. Wllow, Reed or Cane Chars and Rockers.. " - Le he Globe Furnshng Co. make your house a home. Globe Furnshng Co. Fron Sree and Globe Cour < AMERCAN FOOD - COMPANY SATSFACTON GUARANTEED or your money refunded f all goods are no as represened. We wan every cusomer sasfed wh purchases made a our sores, for we know hey wll ell her frends and neghbors of he Qualy, Servce and Economy ha we gve o he publc.. BUTTER None Beer, 37c lb. Bes Teas, lb 35c Mealme Coffee, lb...18c Evaporaed Mlk, can le Puffed Rce, pkg.. 13c Rob Roy Tomaoes, can...15c Condensed Mlk, can 13c Cream Cheese, pkg 13c Ancre Cheese, pkg 18c Pnk Salmon, can 12c Tuna Fsh, can 19c, 35c Gorons Fsh Cakes 17c Kppered Herrng, can....25c Del Mone Sardnes, can.. 20c Sardnes n Musard, can..15c Roas Beef, can... 32c Corned Beef, can 20c Boned Chcken, can 57c Poed Mea, can...10c, le Lunch Tongue, can,.,25c Bes Lobser, can 39c Fnes Jams, jar 30c Orange Marmalade, jar..,18c Uneeda Bscu, pkg 6c Campbells Soups, can...10c Bes Tasy Cheese, lb 25c Bordens and Pe Mlk, can 12c Slced Pneapple, can..25c, 30c Campbells Beans, can 10c Pure Lard, lb 12y 2 c Fresh Klled Sewng Chcken 25c Boneless Roas Beef... 20c Choce Cus Chuck Roas.. 18c Fresh or Corned Plae 8c Shoulder Mlk Veal.24c Breas Mlk Veal 18c Prme Rb Beef Roas... 30c up Genune Dxe Bacon....20c Fresh Beef Lver. 15c Fresh Honeycomb Trpe... 18c Many oher Specals oo Numerous o Menon. Calves Lver, Brolers, Fancy Fowl, Fancy Roasng Chckens, Capons and oher specales. COFFEE Amercan Blend, 27c lb. Del Mone. Asparagus, can 35c, 45c Mazola Ol, can 28c, 53c Grape Juce, bo..12c, 30c, 59c Bes Shrmp, can 20c Olve Ol, can 28c, 40c, 65c, $1.25 Apple Buer, jar 23c Curce Jams, jar 25c Pure Jelles, jar 25c Pure Honey, jar. 15c, 25c, 40c Bes Rce, lb. 10c Choce Prunes, lb 12c, 18c Poao Chps, pkg 13c Macaron and Noodles, pkg. 12c Easons Dressng 12c, 25c Large Can Pneapple... 23c Choce Corn, can...10c, 15c Choce Peas, can 13c, 19c, 22c, 27c Evaporaed Peaches, pkg. 2y z c HOUSECLEANNG NEEDS Ammona, bo 12c, 39c Dus Kller, can.. 12c Babbs Lye, can 12c Krkmans and Ocagon Soap, Bon Am, can 10c Chlorde Lme, can 13 C cake 6c Ammo, can 12c San-Flush, can ;..,20c Gold Dus Powder, pkg..4c, 25c Sal Soda, lb 4V z c Bes Brooms, each... 85c, 95c AMERCAN FOOD CO. *. T V T f Y T V Y YfY T YYY Y Y- Y Y.Y YY Y YY Y Y Y YY Y Y Y T fv We sppcnlzp n HP clennff n wndfura n sores, offces, nsuons, lodge rooms und prvule (hvclln^a. Our opcraorb urc oxxrfccd HLT md hey dn he wor: on your premses whou uy.jnnrffrerc; wh ho regular roune of your prsoul or lrofssoul occupulon. : Danel Deans nursery farm. 1.Mr. and Mrs. Ononl Sewng have moved fnm John T..OV-UH l»,u«e o Kol Bank. Cvo Luko «Clmncd Hell help you sell hngs, help you fnd hngs youve los anl help you ge nyhr.g you wan.- -Adversenes. 3 Broad S. F*arlc 714 Cookman Ave. 189 Broadway Ocean Grove 39 Plgrm Pahway :

17 PERSONAL, Mns Anna and" Alma K«ney of Mechanc rree, M«Man CosellO of Legfron avenue and Mus Qladjm Budge of Far Haven spen Sunday wh frends a Alanc Cy. A pary va gven Monday ngh for Ruh Robnson of Sprng rea Jn celebraon of her sxeenh brhday. The usual pasmes were enjoyed. The guess were Joule and Boy nscoe, Marlon Flannagsn, Melssa Lle, Caherne Prae, Thomas VuUeau, Vernon Lle, Harry Mazza and Braes Crlspell. Abe Benjamn of Columbus, Oho, formerly of Red Bank, has been pendng a. few days renewng acquanances n own. Mr, Benjamn la n he clohng busness and he came Eas on a busness rp. Mss Helen Kelly, -who graduaed las week from a nurses ranng school a Ogden Hlls, and SUB* Mary Kelly, a suden a he Unversy of Vermon, are spendng he summer vacaon,jwh her aun, lra. Sarah Hardrap&f Bergen place. Mss Corna Graves of Kesnaburg 1B employed a Pees candy shop on Broad sree Mss Lllan Edgoron, eacher of domesc Mence and ars a he Red Bank hgh school, wll spend mo of ha summer n Kenucky. She lef Frday for a say a Boson. From here shewll go for a shor vs before gong o Kenucky. Mss Florence Ken of Morrlsown was a gues of Hss Esher K. Tompkna of Efabbard Park over Saurday and Sunday., Mss Mary Evans of Red Bank graduaed a few days ago from a school for kndcrgarden eachers a Boson. She wll each nex year a New York. Mrs. Marn Wnerburg of Shelon, Conneccu, spen las week wh Mr. and Mrs. Frank HouBe of Whe sree. Mrs. Kenneh LeQuer of Hudson avenue and her nfan son; Wllam Kenneh LcOuor, reurned home las week from he Sprng Lake hospal. Joseph Pccolo has lef hs poson as manager of he Amercan grocery sore on Broad sree and s now employed a he Frankln hrf sore, n he Wela buldng on Broad sree. Msa Thedla Polng of Monmouh sree has rourncd from a wo weeks say n ha Caskll mounans. Mrs. Wllam H. Wymbs of Farfeld Gardens s spendng wo weeks wh her broher, Rev. W.. B. Van- Noarund of, Albany. Mrs. E. S. Errckaon and Mss Hazel Errckson of Red Bank arc soppng a he Hoel Powhaan a Washngon, D. C. Mrs. Frederck Wrgh of Wallace sree gave brh o a en-pound grl las Wednesday. Henry Loeb of New York has been vsng hs daugher, Mrs. Lous G. Davdson of Leroy place., Rober Hchngs of Phladelpha, formerly of Red Bank, s spendng he summer a Asbury Park wh hs brde. Mr. Hchngs vsed frends n Red Bank one day las week. Church New. The Baps PKlahea socey wll mee nex Tuesday ngh a Mrs. Eaymbn<TT)aglera a Shrewsbury. The serm&n opcs for nex Sunday a he Baps church are "Thy Wll, 0 God, Be Done" and "The Holy God n he French Revoluon." A dance for he guld of he golden rule of Trny church wll be held a he parsh house Monday ngh. - y "., New Taxlcub Bunes., Frank Galaro and Harry Burns bf Red Bank have sared a axcab busness, wh an offce a he home of Mr. Galaros broher, John Galaro of Monmouh sree. CENTERVLLE GRADUATES. THREE CHLDREN FNSH THER SCHOOL DAYS THERE. Qraduaaa Plan a Trae and Name J Woodrow WUon, and Th*y Freen a Pcure of faa Ex-ProWon o he School Closng Exarclm. NEWS FROM WPPLFTOWN. REV. JOHN C. LORD QUTS PAS- TORATE AT NAVE31NK. H. H«, B..n Recor.f All San. 1 RED BAK HK3STER, JUNE 22,1921. Cfcurch 27 Yew. ThoYw Ca No Booy a Leonardo Ralroad Saon Lodjo. Hold Jon Meelnf. HermBn"Ld»-J21\<? has l::n» m w urday by he eclmeea of hs wfe. KKolne pum,».vl, fron of ls School closed a. Cenervlle,. _. n Rev. John C. Lord has resgned as so:e a Cv"p: H Juncon Holmdel ownshp, las week wh an. pasor of AH Sans church a Navc- John Benne of Ralway s spendng varage dully aendance of 58 ou snk afer 27 years servce here. of a oal enrollmen of 66. The wo weeks wh hs bruher, Wll le wll lve a Morrsown. school has he larges number of pupls of any school, n he ownshp. Rudolph Lang g of lelfor lr am G. G lenne l of f Belford. Blfd Theves broke no he Leonardo ralroad saon las Frday ngh bu spen s graduaes are Parck Granuo, Saurday d and d Sunday Sd wh hs cousn hey dd no ge anyhng. They aemped o break no Mrs. Bera Tony Pccolo and Margare Dowd. a Brooklyn. k l They ook her examnaons a he Benjamn Denns of Browns sore near by bu were Por Moh- Keypor hgh school under he supervson of W. E. Bllderback. They wll aend Keyjror school l)<ar season. Abou seveny relaves and frends of-he pupls aended he commencemen exercses a he Cenervlle schoolhouse Thursday. The class colors were purple and whe and he Card of Thank. We desre o express our hearfel hanks for he knd asssance rendered us a he deah of our husband and faher, Mchael J. Leafey; and also hose who ook par n he funeral servce. Mrs. Mchael J. Leafey and Daugher. Adversemen. DEATHS. COL.E. A Hel Bank, on Wednesday, June, Wllam AnJrew Cole, n hs egheh Funernl a hs lae resdence, 18 Wfllace uree, Frday. June 24h, n 2:8a oclock f. M. Relaves anl frends nvel. nermen Saurday, June 25h, a 11:00 oclock A. M. D CclBr Lawn cemeery, Poeraoh. ;. VAN BRAKLE. A Muuwrn, on Tuesday, Juno 21s, Emalnc Scklea VunBrokle, wfe of James w. VanBraUe. Relaves and frends are nved whou furher Noce o aend funeral on Thursday, 500 p. M., a herlae resdence.; pays o adverse n The Regsar Adversemen. scared away by Mrs. Brown, who fred a revolver f he heves. Park has been spendng a few days wh Mss Mldred Rce of Por Monmouh. /-* John Sumnferrlle and famly of Hoboken spen Saurday and Sunday a her summer Home a Navesnk. Jacob Wenson of Campbells Juncon was called o Brooklyn Sa- mouh 1B sck wh whoopng cough. Theodore Labrecque s home from Manhaan college for he summer. Page Seveneen The Amercan Mechancs and he Daughers of Lbery of Belford held a jon meeng Tuesday ngh of las RUMSON NEWS. week a he Belford schoolhouse. Sae lodge offcals made addresses, Pary for ElcaMh Smh New afer whch refreshmens were Board of Healh Member, class moo wag "Never Gve Up." lerved Elzabeh Smh,daugher of Phlneag M. Smh, celebraed her hr- Margare Dowd was saluaoran and Tony Pccolo _ was valedcoran.... All A " Members of nex years graduang class a he Leonardo hgh school eenh brhday Yjh a lawn pary he pupls of he school ook par n he. Epscopal church has been from wen, on an oung Monday o Hghland Beach. The pary was chaperfurnshed he llumnaon on h_ he eneranmen. The graduaes Saurday ngh. Japanese lanerns changed from four oclock o half- planed a maple ree on he school pas seven oclock. lawn. Dancng and oher pasmes grounds, whch hey named Woodrow Fred F. Denns and Joseph H. Wlson, and. hey presened a large were enjoyed and refreshmens of Doughy wll ge he news of he pcure of he former Presden for chcken salad, ce cream, punch, cake Dempsey-Carpener fgh by wreless. use n he school room. The presenaon was made by" Parck Granao receved many gfs. Those presen from he Lackawnnna ralroad rado and candy were aerved. Elzabeh The messages wll be Ren ou and he accepance was by Paulne were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkns, saon a Hoboken. Guzzone, a member of nex years Mr. and Mrs. Frank Polhemus, Mrs., Marshal.. eghh grade. The dplomas were presened by Rev. John zard of Keypor. Mrs. Bernard Schuser,.Mrs. Jarnay, j machnes on he new concree Leonard Marhens, Mrs. Jeffrey,! ou r Elwood Smh s lookng for"auomobrss"whodrve her rojd oned by Mss Sloane, eacher of he elevenh grade. n he pary, were Clare Johnson, Edh Denns, Anm New Jersey Poao Growers Assocaon Wll Wnd Up Ther Hendrckson, Mldred Rce, Luella Gardner, Mary Hod (, Margare Lang, Elzabeh Kurus, Alber Jarvs, Campagn wh a Rousng Meeng a Holmdel. Able Harold Senmuller, Lawrence Schllng and Donald Caron. Speakers Wll Dscuss Every Phase of he Markeng Joseph Kelly of New Monraouh wll aend Ryders busness college Problem. Card of Thank*. a Trenon n he fall. He graduaed Deemng mpossble o personally from he ownshp hgh school las hank all my frends for her kndness durng our rouble, ake hs week. He was capan of hs school Dorohy CrosB, Helen Jeffrey, Paulne Hammell, Dorohy Gorman, Farmers, Far and Near, Urged o Aend and Learn he Truh o he road by auomobles. las.fcball eara Md pluvr f" n: A bahroom has been, nsalled mehod of dong so. desre o hank b 3elrll eam. Hs older Gladys Jenkns, Ruh Shea, Gladys Mayor Harry Dennss housej he offcers and prvaes of Camp Alfred Val and For Hancock, he Ve-same school n prevous years and al and ssers nl! graduaed Tr.) h- Schneder, _ Kaherne, Olren,.,, >_--:;-- Cah- Mrs. Anne Snyder has been spenderne Rogers, Kaherne VanCuhn, j Abou Co-Operave Sellng of he Poao Crop Meeng erans of Foregn Wars, PosNo. 438, of rnm made hr rl r k n rbool n B a wee k wh her sser, Mrs! Ar- Anasaa Noonan, Margare Emery,. he Amercan Legon, he Auxlary ahlecs. drew Zerr o f Rumson. Wll Be Held n a Buldng f he Weaher s Damp or Cold. Margare Sez, Margare Manna, Mre. Emly Cross has been vsng of Amercan Legon, Troop E of Red George McVey of Leonardo graduaed las week from Rugers college he r son, Alber Cross N»w York, Margare Marhens, Horence Mar-! Bank, Uned Councl, Jr. 0. U. A. ens, Mldred Trau fcrha Arne, M., Fdely Councl of Daughers of. a New Brunswck. He has aken a Russeu Benne smj famly have Farmers, one and all, come o he las h^ meeng of n- s<<:won! Kenneh Lbery, Far Haven Voluneer Fre pos loson a New York. Hs broher Harry Johnson, Crane Harold Rober Harks, Beny,; Lous moved from Clay sree and are lv- Holmdel nex Frday nuh,.lun- U hose who have sgned up her ng wh Mr. Bennes grandfaher, company, Players Club, hs comrades, Th homas, who s a suden a he Unversy of Pennsylvana, saled Saur- Clay, "V. Waler " " Schuser,, /-. Joseph "" Kem- Mrs. Elnora Gordon and hevpoao growers should become mem- and brng any neghbors who hve VanBrun, Edwn Mergold, James Charles Benne of Pearl sree. and learn for yourselves why acreage fo- co-operave s.cllnr come and o all he frends who so kndly sen such beauful floral rbues; day for France and Belgum. ory, Frank Jenkns. Charles Slender, daugher have reurned from a vs,, bels also o Rev. Rober MacKellar, who Wllam Nobel of Ocean Vew s Wardell vna and Drew Polhemus. o Norrsown, Pennsylvana. of co-operave assocaon! no srned up as ye. Phone hem so kndly conduced he las sad servces, and o he frng squad from Wllam Alexander of Newark. The member of he board of healh las buldng a house a Mardean for Frank OBren was apponed a Mrs. Jnmes P. McCarron erveran- Come and hear he plafn ruh from now and gu her promse o b< For Hancock. house wll have sx rooms and a bahroom and wll cos abou $4,000. Pl] hp o-rl l Rems of f rh<s nlnrp l lnsr lfl n 1.1,... wpplr hv hp ranvov -,u!,n,.;., *v * -,n P Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doughy, Alec Doughy. The lades ad socey of he Belford Mehods church wll hold a ^ lnce lasc hose who have been chosen o end ^?,r.,j y or ana councl. Frday ngh. Mrs. MeCarron s cap-? KUl s» lom ld V " A John McDonald was hred by he an of he scou orgarzo. Games»* n he fgh agans low prces for he June 2-1, anl please be hcv by swf?p n rk ^ ^ CeanC eompany s were played and frs prze was won poao crop of Cenral New Jersey. down f possble. Adversemen. nre rucc. by Melssa Lle. Ones presen snppng socable n he church annex Mss. Uadys Wood, daugher of; WCT e Grace and Dorohy Klen- The meeng wll begn ; sun- A brllan l? of s] wll Card of Thank. Thursday of nex week. ce cream, We wsh o hank all hosewho cake ard candy wll be on sale. f he weaher s pleasan he dress he audence. Kcl speaker sen flowers and who asssed us n Thaddeus A. Brennan has sold wo Wll sar eachng nex fall a Sea-, Helen Ford und Florence Mnon. j speakng wll be n he open, under j wll be gven jus so much me o dsbngh. j The grl scous wll hold a cake sale -,,..*,.;,, ;,,,( n v f,,;,. r.,.1,1 <u»,.,,u c n,«* :,..,.;,.,1,. u Jm,,,n any way durng our recen bereavemen, caused by he deah of our dear of Hoboken. Each lo s 25x100 The Shrewsbury nn has been re-j Saurday n he posofflce buldng. j c l c c u e " f ns alny 0) los a Mardean o Wyle J. Tru - col(1 <"«" 1M me opc as.,ul o hm, M,.ll wfe and moher. fee. Mr. Tru wll buld a house opened for he summer. has been Rchard McAllser s buldng a meeng wll be held n he Reformed j can b beard. Ths wll be he-mos John Day, on he los nex year. Msses Jula and Mary Day, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyd and leased by y Danel Wehlam! garage gg back of hs new house on Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Mears a-; pearl sree. j church! whch has been kndly offered educaonal and helpful meeng held Mrs. Elzabeh Lle, Harry Boyd of Toenvlle spen ended he graduaon exercses m j ^» n case of nclemen weaher. n Monmouh couny. James and Wllam Day. Saurday and Sunday wh Mr. andsevens nsue yeserday. Danel pays o adverse n The Regser. Adversemen. So come, we or dry, ho or cold, o Mrs. J. Henry Wallng of Por Monmouh. Marn Casserlys auomoble was damaged Sunday n a collson wh anoher car a Morfords corner a New Monmouh. No one was hur. Amz Thome haa rened hs bungaloy a Leonardo o a Hoboken famly. The publc schools n he ownshp closed yeserday for he summer. Mr. and Mrs. Arhur Wllams of Hoboken spen Saurday and Sunday wh Mrs. Wllmmss parens, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bresln of Belford. Rober. DeMars, Hugh DeMars, Mss Bella Smh and Augusus Johnson of Brooklyn spen Sunday wh relaves a Por Monmouh. Davd Edwards, son of Frank Edwards of Leonardo, was aken o he Xong Branch hospal las week. He s sck wh yphod fever. Frances Nesor and Joseph Grae, sudens a S; Benedcs preparaory school a Newark, are spendng he summer a Mardean.. Mss Elzabeh Kurus o. Asbury Mears was one of he graduaes. Adversemen. Charles Hears s home for he sum-1. mer from a college.n Massachuses. Mckey Walker s ranng a hs place for hs.fgh nex Monday! ngh a Newark w-h Jack Bron, j he welerwegh.cnampon,. Jack Bulger s hs manager and hs sparrng parners are George Brown of New York and John Howard of Bayonne. Mss Nance Warburon s vsng relaves a New York. Mrs. Harford Albra and her daugher are spendng wo weeks a Provdence, Rhode jfalar.d. Mss Thelma Wes and Elose and Theodore Wes are.vsng Mrs, Wlford Wederhol of. Manasquan. Henry Hume and James Ward wll sal n a few days as seamen on a shp bound for Europe. They wll make only one rp. Mrs. Mary Clark and Joseph Kcmmey of New. York Bpeh Saurday and Sunday wh Mss Alce Polhemus. FAR HAVEN NEWS. Rev. S. Hall Vounc on Way B.ck la Alka Clambake a Lewss Pon. Rev. S. Hall Young, who has been lvng he pas fve years wh hs daugher, Mrs. Alaska Klen&chmd, has gone back o Alaska, where he was a mssonary. Durng hs say here Mr. Young gave lecures a he churches n hs localy. George Sckles of Ban road gave a clambake pary Sunday on Lewss pon. n he pary were Mr. and Mrs. Rchard McAllser and son, MrB. Alaska Klenschmd and her daugher and Domne Amao of Far Haven; Mrs. R. S. Learn of Psburg and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Easman nnd Msa Mary Bodvcker of S. Lous. Mrs. Ralph T. Whe of Manasquan gave brh o a daugher las Thursday. Mrs. Whe was formerly Mss Emma Henderson of hs place. Mrs. Elzabeh VanNoe s eneranng relaves from New York. Edward Krlc and famly are here for he sumrher. The hour of he Sundy servce a Are You Comng? Elks Far Red Bank June 30, July 9 Dancng and Everyhn Poao Meeng a Holmdel Frday Ngh! BG RALLY OF POTATO GROWERS WLL BE HELD, RAN OR SHNE, AT HOLMDEL, NEXT FRDAY EVENNG, JUNE 24h. E. S. Barclay, Sales Manager, Wll Be a Holmdel. ; Everyone wll wsh o ^e 1 und hear : Mr. E. S. Barelay, who was seleced (above all ohers as he bes man n he counry for Chef Salesmanager of he uned co-operave poao ness, le s he owner and operaor of poao farms and s n a very srong fnancal poson. n shor, he haw made good for hmself and wll make ^ood for he ^rowes who have engaged hm o pell poaoes exclusvely for hem. Mr. Harrlay wll assocaon of cenral New Jersey, known an he New Jersey Poau Growers Assocaon. Mr. Barclay answer quesons andell how h and s a man of hehghes sandng " hs own communy; also amons: he ; car lo buyersof poaoes hroughou he counry eas of he Msssspp. rver. He began n a nodes way [years ago a Cranbury, where he has bul up a large and successful bus- ls assocaes n he sales organzaon wll marke he poaoes j/rown. on 1R,OOO or more aeres now sgned up for co-operave sellng. So don fal o ceme and hear K. S. Barclay a Holmdel, Frday evenng, June -Hh. - DSTRBUTORS FOR THE Phladelpha Damond Grd Baery, Wh he Phlco Sloed Reaner, GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS. Wh he nsallaon of he mos modern equpmen, we are now prepared o ake care of all needs of auomoble owners n he. -,, GENERATOR, STARTNG, BATTERY AND ELECTRCAL LNE.. < * You wll receve promp and sasfacfory servce here.. The Wells Servce Saon Red Banks Leadng Servce Saon Agens For Alva Agce, Secreary.Sae Deparmen of Agrculure. ProfessorAgee s one of hemos The Wells Servce Saon jdelghful of speakers. He s an enhusas concernng farmer 10-opeaon. Because of hs offcal joslon J he wll avod alkng on eher skle of he busness end of markeng, bu! wll speak on he broad prncples of co-operave sellng of farm crops..prof. Agee s comng from Trenon o speak a he Holmdel meeng F day ngh. j J. F. Langer of he Calforna Co- Operave Assocaon. Mr. Langer s assocaed wh he frm of aorneys who handle he legal busness for co-operave assocaons on he Pacfc Coas, dong a busness j of over $500,000,000 yearly. Ho wll ell you why he law of supply* and demand, under he presen markeng sysem, rms he farmer and profs he mddlemen, and how co-operave [sellng enables growers o ge hgher prces for her crops. Hewll also ell you why he conrac wh Mr. Barclay s a mos advanageous one for he grojvers. Mr. Langer helped o organze he New Jersey Poao Growers Assocaon on he successful Calforna plan. C. R. Applegae, Secreary and Treasurer of he New Jersey Poao Growers Assocaon. The farmers, n hs.-eon wll!>< glad o hear Mr, Applecne a"n:uer he propaganda whch he shppers have been pung ml as a rnok screen o hde her rue moves opposng co-operalve markeng. Mr. Applegae has been devong much me n obanng members anl s horoughly posed on all he deals of he local problems. Come o Holmdel Frday evenng pcpnefl o acres of poaoes. For foureen years he las been loadng and shppng hs own poaoes, havng he sellng dune for hm by dfferen rnncern.s. He s undoubedly he bes posed farmer n New Jersey on all markeng problems. He s one of he bg men n he Gan Poao (rowens* Assocaon of llghsuwn am JS a member of our Co-Operave Asso-f aon. Charle Frolmsco wll no use many words or ake long o ell you wha he has o fay, hu. he wll ell you enough o convnce you ha he s a safe man o follow. Davd Raeer of PerrnevHe. Mr. Raeer and hs fve sons grow hree hundred acres of poaoes and, he s a drecor n he Hghsown cooperave poao assocaon. When you hear Raeer you wll no wonder why he s so successful and so srongly n favor of co-operave sellng. Douglas S. Dls of he Bureau of Markes of Trenon. Mr. Dls s an auhory on poao gradng and hs plans have been acceped by lo oher saes. M. A. U Clark, he hef of lo Bueau «C markes a Trenon, s sendng Mr. Jlls n lejnescu.hm.. Uolmdcl nex Klday evenng. E. T. Rooney, Assocae 5*!esmanager. Mr. Koney s so well known n ls secon ha he needs no nroducon. H 1 has already spun a dfferen pons n he dsrc, bu wll be a Holmdel o unsw r any furlle 1 quesons whch grow s may care D a.sk hm. Leer from Mr. Wlson. The assocaon had expclcd (<> hve Mr. Kdmund Wlson «p<.k n hem on cc-ojerave nrul g»( farm crops n wheh h 1 M-.<^ no Monmouh Sree a Maple Avenue, Red Bank. Telephone 1023 you desre mure nlonnalo. Charles Probnsco of Hglsown. Mr. lyobusco grew:; abou JUl THE NEW JEJSEY POTATO GUMS ou of he sale and nn wnllr u Bhor leer o Herrelary, A pleg«ll! whch wll he mll»l lmdel Kdny nll. ASSOCATON.

18 Page Egheen RED BANK REGSTER, JUNE 22, New Jersey Food Co. The Home of Good Qualy BROAD STREET RED BANK Anoher Drop n Prce of Sugar Domno Granulaed Sugar, car j lb Sacks, 5 75 Frano Amercan Soups, HFranco Amercan Soups, lb 6c can 8c quar can 29c Fresh Roased Coffee a Reduced Prces Our 30c Coffee Fresh Roased 3 lbs for 85c Our 25c Coffee Fresh Roased,3 lbs for 70c Our 19c Coffee Fresh Ro^sed,2 lbs for 35c Crosse & Blackwells Pckles, bole 39c C & B Chow Chow, bole 39c Lea and Perrns Sauce, bole 25c~.Colmans Musard, can 25c G. Washngons Coffee, - can 35c Mushrooms, Hoel Syle, large can 35c Bes Swee Gherkns, bole 25c" Upons New Crop Teas, Tea lb ns 50c lb 35c" Uneeda or Takhoma Bscu, - pkg 5c Fancy Mxed Crackers, 10 varees, lb 25c Sugar Wafers Fancy Assormen, pkg 10c Lbbys Corned Beef, - No. 1 can 15c Verbes Corned Beef Hash, No. 1 can 15c Whe Rose Tuny Fsh, - 35c and 20c Choce Red Salmon, - all can 25c Choce Pnk Salmon, - all can 10c mpored Sardnes n Olve Ol, Amercan Sardnes n Olve Ol, can 15c 10c LUCCA TALAN OL Gallon ]/z Gallon Quar S 1.25 Pn % Pn 65 35c 5c Swfs Borax Soap, large cake Ths s an exceponal bargan Gold Dus Washng Powder, - - large 24c NEWS FROM KEYPORT. HGH SCHOOL ALUMN RE UNON FRDAY NGHT. Two of he Boroughs Fre Com paneg Plannng o Hold Fars-** Msa Anee Oborn and Gfford Polng Wedded Las Thursday. Abou 400 per^pfhr^ended he annual reunon of he ffeypor hgh school alumn j»ssocuo Frday ngh a he hgh school audorum, Mrs. M. N. Smh and Msses Clara A pleasng program conssng of anand Lea Smh are occupyng her address by presden Angelo M. Webser and muscal and humorous selec- wo weeks. bungalow a Manasquan Beach for ons by alen from he Sar lyceum Mra. C. M. Wyckoff and Kahryn bureau of New York was presened, Grggs have reurned home afer followed by dancng. The musc was spendng wo weeks a Mra. Wyr furnshed by Cherrys orchesra. ckoffs bungalow a Manasquan Lncoln loae company wll hold Beach. "her anmal far on July 2d, 4h and John Kngman and famly moved 5h on he Lee grounds on Frs from Jersey Cy Monday of las ] sree. A supper wll be served by week o Mrs. C. W. Browns house. j he lades auxlary of he company Dorohy Ely, a suden of Adelpha college a Brooklyn, s spendng on he las wo nghs.! The Kcypor engne company wll hur vacaon wh her parens, Dr. ; Hold s annual far a Beach Park and Mrs. J. D. Ely. from Augus 13h o 20h. The Mss Knowlea of New York spen company wll dspose of a Ford ourlng car on he co-operave plan. Mrs. E. Bahgae. several days las week wh her sser, j Mss Amoe Frances Osborn, Mr. Cook of Brooklyn s vsng daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Os- hs daugher, RJra L. H. Goldfarb. born, and Gfford Polng, son of Mr. ; Mss Ruh Palmer s spendng wo and Mrs. Allen Polng, were marred weeks a Manasquan Beach. Thursday afernoon a he home of Mrs. W. B. Rank am Mss Ra he brdes parens by Rev. A. W. Hand of Elzabeh. The couple lef Sehanck of Red Bank have been : afer a buffe luncheon for a wedcng rp o Alanc Cy. They wll vsng Mr., and Mrs. C. H. Buck. Mrs. de la Reusslle of Freehold ; make her home on Thrd sree on spen Frday wh her sser, Mrs. B. her reurn.. Quackenbush. Mss Marjore Ely, who has been Dr. Henry T. Hopkns aended a eachng n Tuckeron hgh school, druggss convenon a Sprng Lake s home for her vacaon wh her : las %veek. parens, Dr. and Mrs, J. D. Ely. Mrs. H. Whney of Bakersfeld, Mrs. John Brahney spen a few Calforna, vsed Mr. and Mrs. J. H. days las week wh her daugher, Hendrckson las week. Mss Mae Addson of Chcago, 111., s vsng her cousn, Mrs.. G. M. Brewn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wdner have moved from Frank Ervens house on Alanc sree o a house on Elzabeh sree. Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Hand of Elzabeh were vsors here Thursday. Mrs. F. P. Demares of Paerson vsed her moher, Mrs. Anne Bauer, las week. Mss Gerrude Pearson, a suden n Syracuse unversy, s spendng he summer here wh her parens, Mr. and Mrs. saac Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam, A. Tlon vsed Mr. Tlons sser, Mrs. George Mosher of Newbyrgh, N. Y., las week. The local lodges of Junor Mechancs and Sons and Daughers of Lbery wll aend a paroc servce Sunday ngh, July 3d, n he Frs Baps church. The local execuve commee for he boy scous are plannng o hold a x ge-o-geher mee? a Beach Park omorrow ngh. Donald VanBrakle s on a wo weeks hkng rp hrough he Adrondack mounans. _ MARLBORO NEWS. Marlboro Folk* Occupyng Bung* owa a M»n««qu«n. Mrs. O. C. Herber of Red Bank and Mrs. C. N. Cox of Brooklyn spen Wednesday wh PauJ Sryker. Mrs. John Meyers of Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Amz Quackenbush of Alanc Hghlands are vsng Mr. and Mrs. Frafjk Gordon. House o he Moved, The Luyser house on he propery of he New Monmouh Baps church, whch was bough a aucon a few days ago for $50 by July Fsher, wll be moved o propery whch Mr. Fsher owns a New Monmouh and he wll occupy. The church sold he house n order o have more room for parkng auomobles. New Rver Plaza House. Mazey Koleda s havng a bungalow bul for hs own occupancy a shor dsance norh of Rver Plaza, on he corner of he Nuswamp and Tramp Hollow roads. The bungalow wll be 24x30 fee and wll have fve rooms. wll be compleed by July 15h. Joseph Baker of Souh Amboy s he bulder. pays o adverse n The Regser FAR Mee Me There RD BANK Brng he Famly JUNE 30, JULY 9 CHCHETERS1P8 AUL ROADS LEAD/TO TH? FRST NATONAL BANK FREEHOLD, k J. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM TS MOTTO SERVCE. NO "ACCOUNT TOO SMALL FOUR PER CENT NTEREST PAD ON TME DEPOSTS Second Annual Far Royal alan of Red. Bank Aug. 20h o Sep. 3d, nc. Wach for Fuure Announcemen Gvng Full Deals Evaporaed Mlk,, 1 o Pe, Bordens or Everyday, all can * <"C New Poaoes Exra Choce, 16 qs, baske 27^ lb Mazola Salad Ol, Armours Corn Flakes, Armours Macaron and Spaghe, 75c pn can 25c 3 pkgs25c Specal Low Prces n he Mea Deparmen Fresh Klled Fowl, 3 Of* Golden Wes Brand,5 lb average «"«Cross Rb Roas, - lb 32c Choce Cus, Round Seak, lb 39c Fresh Chopped Beef, - lb 21c Choce Chuck Seak, - lb 17c Choce Chuck Roas, - lb 17c Oakhurs Farm Frankfurers, lb 25c Fresh Caugh Bluefsh,lb 35c Fresh Caugh Fsh, Several Varees, lb New Jersey Food Co. Bahng Sus SAND and SURF TOGS n Wde Varees WE manan a specalzed servce n bahng sus and accessores and he new seasons showng of sus, shoes, caps, has, ec., s more complee and more vared han ever before. The remendous exen,of our busness n hs lne enables us o place prces far below normal levels. Saucy affeas, severe surf sans, and common sense wool jerseys lne: up n our showng of sand and surf sus for summer Somehng new and somehng very pcuresque occurs sde by sde wh he praccal feaures ha recur n fashons favored bahng su from year o year.. Colors? They are of he sor ha blend demurely no he sand or surf background or ha sand ou n vvd splashes of jgreen, blue, yellow,, ec., agans he horzon. Black wh color rmmng s especally good. prce -from. JC5vj n black and navy blue, embrodered and pped wh conrasng colors, range n o $ ^,^ * n man y Afferen colors and color combnaons range n prce Bahng Accessores Ones su chosen and he problem s bu half solved. There reman beach has and caps, rubberzed bandannas, bags and shoes, before one s fully equpped for a dash n he surf or a sunnng on he sands. Beach Has and Gaps San Bahng Skoesr Hgh Canvass Shoes 2 h r lz rmmng. Rubberzed Bandanna Handkerchefs, $1.89 o $2.89.,Rubber v Ba^s,.98c JOJJ.JSO.^ (Empag

19 RED BANK JUNE 22, Page Nneeen # # ASBURY PARKS CELEBRATON JUNE 27h DAYS OF JOY NGHTS OF FUN WEEKS OF HAPPY HOURS Monday, June 27h Enre Cy En Fee Wh Beauful Decoraons.. Tuesday, June 2&h Golden Jublee Freworks Dsplay on he Ocean Fron a 8:30 P. M. Annversary Ball a he Arcade. Formal Dress. Wednesday f Wonderful and nsprng Golden Jublee Parade Celebrang he Locaon and Developmen of June 29h Asbury Park by he lae James A. Bradley and s Evoluon no World Wde Promnence as a * Beauful Seasde Cy. Drecon of Tal Esen Morgan. 2:00 P. M. Wednesday, Unvelng of Bronze Memoral Monumen o Founder James A. Bradley n Alanc Square on JlUe 29h *^ebeach ^ron a ne Head of Sunse Lake; concluson of parade; addresses by vel known men. Wednesday, June 29h Thursday, June 30h Frday, f Saurday, July 2nd Sunday, July 3rd Monday, July 4h Golden Annversary Dnner a Monerey Hoel, 7:00 P. M. TCKETS, $3.00. Prom. nen Speakers. Bal Masque a he Casno and Arcade; przes for bes cosumes; 8:00 P. M.!. /. Balle a he Arcade by Vera Lyon, daag o follow; 8:30 P. M. $. Merchans Jublee Bazaar Day. SpecalDsplays and Offerngs on Every Class of Merchandse. A RealJublee Day For Shoppers. Concers a he Arcade by Smone Manas Symphony Orchesra, New Grand Organ and Soloss, Concer a he Casno, 3:00 and 8:00 P. M. Grand Dsplay of Paroc Freworks on he Beach fron, 8:30 P. M.. (Program o be Connued Throughou he Summer, ncludng a Reurn o he Ha-ppy Days of Asbury Parks Famous Baby Parade and Carnvals).. Whaever You Wan Asbury Park s he Bes Place o Ge BEST BOARDWALK BEST BEACH BEST BATHNG BE^T THEATRES BBEST MUSC BEST AMUSEMENTS BEST RESTAURANTS^ BESTSTORES BEST SHOPS BEST STOCKS BEST BARGANS. ADVERTSNG Possessng he Bes of Everyhng Makes he Bes Place o Ge he Mos for Your Money The Followng Busness Men Are Leaders n Ther Lne AGENCES. Elerlc Sorvlce Co., Ralroad Avc. - Calcom Severance, nc., (rus Co. Buldng. AUTOMOBLES. Thomas C. Brown, Frankln Cars, 1205 Man S. L. F. Lpsey, Sudobnker Cars, 1207 Man S. AUTOMOBLE ACCESSORES. D. S. Cross & Co., 729 Mnson Avo. AUTOMOBLE Dors. Weedcn, 1001 Man S. BULDNG REPARS. SUPPLES. DEPARTMENT STORES. LeMaereg, Cookman Ave. and Emory S. L, K. Seel Company, nc., 510 Cookmnn Avc., DENTSTS. Dr. C. E. VanWcklc, 048 Cookmn Ave. DRUG STORES. Colonal Phnrmncy, 570 Cookman Ave. Josao A. Powlor, 806 Ffh Avc. ELECTRCAL CONTRACTORS. Crowell-Hondrlckaon Co., H Muln Sree. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. Brunswck Hoel, Morgan & Parsons, Fourh Ave. J. Conc, Black Cu Resauran, BO Cookmun Ave. Connenal Huol, Agorak» Bros., 22G Cookmun CE CREAM MANUFACTURERS. Crenelle & Schnnck, Frs Avo. JEWELERS. A. W. Cornelus, 024 Cookmun Avc. Honry S. Marahull, 6l. r > Mason MENS FURNSHNGS. Avenue. E. R. & M. F. Luke, B02 Cookmun Ave. Chnrlea Sncdor, 1G3 Man S. MLLNERY. M. Kllnghoffcr & Bro. (Kays), 030 Cookman Avo. MUSC SHOPS. Dr. E. B..K«aa, C81 CooKman A\. PA1NTER3 AND DECORATORS. E. J. Sroud, 608 Man S., Zacharas Block, REAL ESTATE AND NSURANCE. T. Frank Appleby, Man S. and Mason Ave.. Calver & Shuber, 222 Man S. TALORS. P.. Phllps, Zacharas Block, Man S. ; TEA ROOMS. George P. Lehrcr, Boardwalk Arcade, WOMENS WEAR. Benjamn Abram., OGfl" Cookman Ave.. Berger, C>\.>. Cookman Avo. M. Khnhoror & Bro, Womans Shop, 650 Coolcman Ave. 1?

20 Ffge Tweny RED BANK REGSTER. JUNE 22, 1921.,., SHREWSBURY NEWS. Annual Fun- of he Fremen Beng Held Th Week. The annual far of he fre deparmen opened las ngh and wll close Saurday ngh. A large number of arcles wll be dsposed of on he coojjeralve plan. Three New York nen were hur Saurday when an auomoble n whch hey were rdng skdded and overurned n fron of A. Holmes Bordens. The men are a he Long Branch hospal. Rchard H. Sckles has had hs house repaned oh Sycamore avenue. The work was done by George H. Benne of Eaonown. C.,Waler Burn has a now Sude- ^baker auomoble. Francs Parker, daugher of Benjamn John Parker, has reurned from he jdng Branch hospal, where she underwen a] 1, operaon for appendcs. ; Ars. Parck Murray gave brh o a daugher las week. John Hamm, John Lang, Nahan Marx and Chrsopher Rroderson have had her house ppol wh gas. -Chrsopher Broderson* expecs o sar buldng a house soon, for hs own use on hs propery on he Eaonown road, oppose Mss Eve Valennes. Charles Hurley has had a gasolne pump nsalled n fron of hs agrculural mplemen sore on Sycamore avenue. Henry Bllngs has bul a new.porch on hs house on Whe sree. Jamos Brewer am Lous Hose have bul garages. Frz York s back a work a L. C. DeCopps. afer havng )HH» lad up hrev days wh sk-knss. The Quakers hll hjr annual, meeng Sunday. Tho moong house was (lk ; <L : A (aue wll be held a Chrs church parsh house ongh., Elecrc apparaus has been nsall- cd n he- Presbyeran chun-h for operang he organ. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bordoj have j reurned from a weeks say wh Mrs. Bordens par-ns a Long Branch. _ - * EATONTOWN NEWS. Kenneh Morrss Bungalow Mehods Cake Sale Show and Dance. Kenneh Morrs s buldng a bung- f alow, for hs own occupancy on bs propery on he sae hghway whch he recenly bough from Mahew Burns. The foundaon has beun pu up by dares Robers. A cake sale for he ben-l yf he Mehods church wll be held Frday afernoon a he posloflce. The Eaonown dramac dub wll gvfe a show and dance nex Tuesday j ngh a Crescen hall, under he d- j recon of Edward Aumack. Ths,club has no connecon wh he Eaonown socal and dramac club. The work of pavng he sae hghway wh concree was sared yes-.erday a Monmouh road. Ths caused consderable.surprse here, as [ had generally been supposed ha he work would be sared on he Shrewsbury end of he road. J.Wllam Elgrm has gven up hs newspaper busness n order o gve all hs me o hs auomoble supply busness. Georpe Meyers has recovered from rheumasm and has resumed hs job wh he Gulf refnng company. George Emley has bough a Ford runabou from Wllam Darby. Mss Caroln M. Brooks has reurned o Sprngfeld, Massachuses, afer havng spen a week wh Mrs. Harry VanCleaf. Mrs. Clfford Browev was receved as a member of he Presbyeran church Sunday. PALACE THEATRE Red Bank Telephone 902 MATNEE 2:3O v, EVENNG 7:OO and 1O:4S 3 FULL SHOWS SATURDAYS AND HOLDAYS, 2:30, 6:30 and 8:4O Vaudevlle Thursday, Frday, Saurday, June 23, 24, 25 Vaudevlle 4-VAUDEVLLE--4 Vaudevlle Thursday, June 23 Vaudevlle WHY TRUST YOUR HUSBAND? Harry Meyers, Eleen Percy and Ray Rpley Ruh Rowland n "The Avengng Arrow" F»ahe News Vaudevlle Frday, June 24 Vaudevlle CARMEL MEYERS n "A DANGEROUS MOMENT" f you wan o know wha a grls lfe really s n New Yorks famous arss colony n Greenwch Vllage, you have only o see hs rousng drama of a remendous advenure ha sared one ngh a he " Black Beele" and whrled a young grl no he bgges perls and romance ha her lfe would ever know. No one dull momen from sar o fnsh. *~* SNAPPY COMEDY Vaudevlle Saurday, June 25 Vaudevlle F R A N K M A Y O n "A MAGNFCENT BRUTE" Heres a pcure as mghy and swf n acon as he owerng pnes and he urbulen sreams among whch s vrle characers move. Lfe n he raw lfe as men lve n under he law of Mgh and Rgh s dramacally lved n a compellng sory wh backgrounds whose scenc grandeur alone make worh he prce of admsson. Don mss. Two Days JEW AL. JENNNGS (Hmself) n A Wesern Drama Monday and Tuesday, June 27 and 28 Two Days E N n "THE SLVER LNNG" She Played wh he Law Her allurng beauy and keen ws easly frusraed he guardana of socey bu a las he only law she could no conquer enmeshed her n s ols and n her defea" The Angel" found her greaes vcory. Wherehe hear hrobs mngle wh he smles.! PEPPY COMEDY " PATHE NEWS One Day Wednesday, June 29 One Pay ESBeen Percy n The Blushng Brde TflHAY- 0LVE TELL and Ohers n "CLOTHES" TflTAV 1 WS% "" screen Snapshos and Snappy Comedy "" * W/H Wllam Parkers by Rev. Harry Van- Cleaf. A recepon followed he weddng. Luke Longhead Wll Help. Mrs. Lucy Helnger Dresser of Hell help you sell hngs, help you Oceanpor and Wllam H. Osbahr of fnd hngs youve los and help you Bayonne were marred Sunday a Mrs. ] ge anyhng you wan. Adv.J Ad PEAR. G7>e- June Brhsone JEWEL CARMEN n a fomarco of Cupd and he Law The Slver Lnng A PCTURE OF THROBS AND THRLLS - m" Scene/omTHe. Slver Lnng Sarrng JEWEL CAREEN. n hs fascnang romance by Roland Wes, n whch love and he law come o grps, beauful Jewel Carmen, as "The Angel," gves o he sensaonal role all ha vbran realy whch marked he acual occurrences upon whch he pcure sory s founded. As old by a Uned Saes secre servce agen, wo wafs are adoped from an orphan asylum. One aken o a home of wealh and refnemen, where she gven all he advanages of unlmed money and hgh socal sandng. The oher, known as "The"Angel," s reared n he home of sklled "heves and educaed n he devous ways of defyng he law.. The grl of wealh n me s engaged o a famous young auhor whle "The Angel," because of her profcency and beauy, becomes he rulng spr of a gang - of hgh class crooks ha makes socey s prey. n he course of s operaons he gang marks he wealhy auhor for a " vcm." Bu rcky fae wh sardonc humor, brngs he.wo former nmaes of he orphan asylum ogeher and he hrllng cones of he socey belle and he grl of crookdom o wn he man ha boh desre, brngs abou a clmax, hrllng n s unusual and unexpeced resuls.. Monday and Tuesday June 27 and 28 A Speed Wagon Wll DayqurWork Beer RBBON WRST WATCH. 14k. whe gold, engraved case....$31.50 Ohers from $50 o $100. STERLNG SLVER BELT BUCKLES. Medum wegh $3.15 Heavy wegh.. $6.8*5 14k. gold nlad $9.45 Fne lne of Genune Leaher Bels. "LA TAUSCA" PEARLS. 24 n. graduaed. $\ n. damond snap $29.40 Ohers from $35 o $100. FNE WHTE DAMOND Solare Rngs,, </b c, se n plan or engraved whe gold sengs $ f you have been ryng o do your haulng or delverng wh bg, slow, sold-red rucks and wh coss and oher resuls unsasfacory o you he answer o your problem s a Reo Speed Wagon. Tha has been he experence of housands of users. More han 52,000 Reo Speed Wagons are now n use. Large assormen 10k., 14k. and Rold- fllcd Te Clasps. Sold Gold..$2.10 o $5.00 Gold Flled.50c o $2.00 Specal reducons n slver plaed Casseroles, wh flower cu Pyrex lnngs $7.35 and $3.40 AMERCAN SHEFFELD SLVERWARE. Bon Bons s$4.75 Bread Trays, $8.40 Snndwch Trays,....$7.35 Baskes $14.70 Plaers..$28.00 Sold gold 10k. and 14k. Cuff Lnks n green, whe und yellow gold. Laes desgns.. r $8.40 up n cy, suburban and rural servce n work of manufacurers, wholesalers, jobbers and realers of carage companes^ and conracors resuls are always grafyng. And n he counry general farm, ranch, orchard and ruck garden work he Spea Wagon has proven no only equal o b* demand, bu ndspensable. Oher branches of ransporaon rural omnbus and express lnes fnd ha Rapd Rcos on pneumacs and wh elecrc saref and lghs, always make he schedules and do more work n he day. Whle you are n, we parcularly nve you o vew our very complee."ock of new Waches, dressed n aracve Wadsworh cases. VORY These beauful hand-carved Weddng Rngs are now PYRAUN LZfyraln J because of s on dsplay a our beauy and corrshop. They ypfy. san usefulness, and perpeuae he \ s n unversal favore- found on joyous senmen of he weddng day. dressng nbles Made n planum, he counry over. whe, yellow or green gold, as desred. We sell complee ses. Call and see hem. SPECAL. Genlemans Wach, 20 year case and 17J. adjused movemen. Guaraneed $31.50 Oher Waches from $15 o $200. Verly hs Speed Wagon fs every busness and so wll no onlyf yours, bu- wll do your work beer.. c.. b. Lanan, plum pgl FJarm ax, DORMAN McFADDN BROADWAY, Com pe o wh pnounaa res, e/o ore nd Telephone 439 LONG BRANCH SOLD GOLD BAR PNS. Plan or engraved $3.15 o $6.00 Wh sones $6.00 o $25.00 Dlumond se.$35 o $ SOLD GOLD BROOCHES ae wh reconsruced and genune sones $4.00 up Damond se 1847 ROGER BROS. AMBASSADOR PATTERN. " A desgn of delghful beauy and dgny. Correc ll oulne md sof n fnsh. Half dozen Tea Spoons $4.00 ESTABLSHED 1886 Phone 457-R $15 up WHTE SAPPHRE RNGS, neares approach o Duwda n color and brllancy. 14k sengs f...gfts f THAT LAST $8.40 up 38 Broad S, Red Bank wonmovo Headquarers for Gllee Razors md Blades. PrceB $5.00T $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00 :,:..,::.k,.>.,^ Hero wll be found he larges sock of Waerman denl Founan Pens. All sylo lcns n nl prces $2.50 o $20.00 MONMOUTHS LEADNG JEWELER