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Structure Will Be 200 Feet On the ' Front and 90 Feet In Width. With

a Floor Space Larger Than That At the North End—The Contract Is To Be Given Out Shortly.

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I t is tli co st a b o u t $30 ,000.P la n s su g g es te d b y T . J . P re s to n

a n d M a n a g e r F r a n k B. S m ith w ere p re s e n te d to th o e x ecu tiv e co m m it­te e o f t h e A sso c ia tio n In sessio n on T u e sd ay in N ew Y ork .

P r e s e p t a t th e m e e tin g w e re Dr. B a lla rd , J o h n E . A n d ru s , D r. A . J . P a lm e r, T . J . P re s to n , B. Q. M oore, R ev . D r. F r a n k L . W ilso n a n d M an a g e r S m ith .

F u n d s to finance th o b u ild in g op­e ra t io n s w ill b e a d v an ce d b y M r. A n d ru s , th e t r e a s u r e r of th o A sso­c ia tio n .

T h e p la n s c o m p re h e n d a s t r u c tu r e 90 fe e t in w id th a n d 200 fe e t on th e f ro n t, th e a c tu a l floor s p ac e be­in g la rg e r th a n t h a t of th o p a v ilio n a t th e N o r th E nd .

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T ho p a v ilio n is to be b u i l t by c o n tra c t , w h ich w ill be g iv e n o u t sh o rtly .

F o r th e p re s e n t th e r e w ill be n o sw im m in g pool n o r a m u se m e n t f e a tu re s in c o n n ec tio n w ith th e p a v ilio n . T h ese m a y be ad d ed a t som e f u tu r e tim e .

BANKS SHOW INCREASE OFRESOURCES AND DEPOSITS

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7 FARMERS IN LEGISLATURE.

Lawyers In the Lead With 31 Mem­bers In Senate ;and Assembly.

T h e n e x t le g is la tu re o f N ow Jer-y soy w ill convene T u esd ay , J a n u a ry 11. In th e la w -m a k in g body th is y e a r th e re w ill bo soven fa rm e rs , a la rg e r ;n u m b e r th a n cu sto m ary . L aw y e rs .h av e th e call, t h a t p ro fes ­s io n b e in g re p re s en te d b y • th irty -o n e m em bers. T h e re w ill be e ig h t m e r­c h a n ts a n d .se v e ra l o th e r p ro fessio n s an d v o c a tio n s w il l .b e re p re s e n te d by s m a lle r n u m b ers .

T e n of th e la w y e rs w ill bo in th e S en a te , a s fo llo w s: W ells, B u r lin g ­to n ; R ead , o f C am den ; S tevens, of Cape M ay; E a g a n , o f H u d so n ; H u t­ch in so n , o f k M erce r; F lo ra n c e , ofM idd lesex ; A ck erso n , of M o nm ou th ; R a th b u n , o f M o rris ; M cC ran, ofP a ssa ic , a n d P ie rc e , o t U nion .

T h e tw e n ty -o n o la w y e rs in th e H ouse of A ssem b ly w il l - b e a s fo l­low s: G odfrey , o f A tla n t ic ; A ck er­m an a n d W in n e , of B erg en ; K a tes , P a n c o a s t a n d W o lv erto n , th e e n tire C am den d e le g a tio n ; B a r ra d a le , P i l ­g rim , T i tu s a n d S choen, o f E ssex ; A gnew , M ooro a n d S im pson , a tH u d so n ; H am m o n d a n d O lip h a n t, of M erce r; G eran , o f M o n m o u th ; D al- ry m p le , R a n d a ll a n d D udley , of P a s ­saic , a n d M o rg a n an d R u n y o n , of U nion.

T h re e o f th e fa rm e rs w ill be in th o S e n a te , n a m e ly , G a u n t, o f G lou­c es te r, w ho Ib m a s te r o f th o S ta te G ra n g e ; ■ M arten s , o f H u n te rd o n 1, now re tir e d fro m fa rm in g , a n d A l- lon, o f 'S alem . T h e live fa rm e rs in th o A ssem b ly w ill bo: R o b er ts , ofB u r lin g to n ; tS iioppard , o f C um ber­la n d ; W est o f G lo u ces te r; A llison , of M ercer, a n d A ck erm an , of S us­sex.

S e n a to r A ck ley , o f C u m b erla n d , is a g e n e ra l m e rc h a n t an d a u c tio n ee r, an d S e n a to r M unson , of Sussex, is;' il m e rc h a n t. T ho m e rc h a n ts o t tiie A ssem bly w ill be B u e lile r a n d S il­verm an , of E ssex ; D unn , ,of H u d so n ; G a lv in , o f M idd losex ; D ow ns, of M orris , a n d C onrad , of O.cean.

S e n a to r E dge , o f A tla n tic , a n d A s­sem b ly m an W h itm a n , of th a t co u n ­ty , a re iu th o n ew sp a p o r p u b lish in g b u sin ess . S e n a to r Sm alley , of Som ­e rs e t , a u d A ssem blym an G odfrey , of A tla n tic , a re b a n k ers , th e l a t t e r c o u p lin g thiB w ith - h is p ro fess io n as a la w y er . S e n a to r C o lga te , of E s ­sex ,. an d A ssem blym an G reenw ood, o f Sa lem , a u d P ie rso n , o f U nion, a re m a n u fa c tu re rs .

S e n a to r HennesBy, o f B erg en , Ib a t th o h e ad of a co -opora tlvo b u ild ­in g a n d s a v in g concern .' S e n a to r M ath is , of O cean, is a y a c h t in g m a s te r m a r in e r , a n d S e n a to r B arb er , of W a rre n , is a p h y s ic ian .

H e re a re th e o th e r o c c u p a tio n s of tho m en in th e A ssem b ly : T ru c k e r ,B ailey , of B erg en ; u n d e r ta k e rs , L ake , of Capo M ay, an d B ra ck en , of HudBon; w a reh o u sem an , C rosby, of E ssex ; au to m o b ile dealerB, S cudder an d D eCam p, of E ssex ; re a l esta te ; B e rry a n d G ilb e rt, of iiiBsex; D u g an an d K u h lk e , of H u d so n ; A n derson , of M id d lesex ; in su ra n ce , C a rro ll an d D o lan , of HudBon, a n d H a m m o n d o f Som erso t; s te a m f lt te r , J o h n so n , o f E bsox; s ig n p a in te r a n d d e a le r , A a ro n ,- o f H u d so n ; p r in te r , F e lto n , of H udB on; s a le s m e n , . G an n o n , of H u d so n ; a n d M u tch le r , o f M o rris ; c le rg y m a n , Ipba t, o f H u n te rd o n ; v e te r in a ry su rg e o n , L o b le ln , of M idd lesex ; p a in te r an d , d eco ra to r, V an N o te , of M o n m o u th ; b a th h o u se p ro p r ie to r , H u n te r , o f PasBaio; car- p en to r, A dam son , of PasBaic; f lo r is t H e rrick , o f W a rre n .

FINE CHRISTMAS GIFTFOR W. DE WITT POLHEMUS

As h is C h ris tm a s g if t W . D eW itt Polhem uB, of O cean G rove, h a s been m ade m a n a g e r in ch ie f o f th o .A ll- P a c k a e G roce ry C o m p an y ’s S ev en th a v onuo s to re , B ro o k ly n , ' M r. P o lh e - m us Ib th e so n o f M r. a n d M rs. Do- W it t M. P o lh em u s , of th e O rm ond, 20 P i tm a n avonue.

H e h a s been w ith th o com pany o n ly a b o u t tw o m o n th s , a n d . h is .rap id p ro m o tio n is a co m p lim en t to h is se rv ices . ' H o e n te re d th o com ­p a n y 's em ploy, to le a rn th o bu sin ess . T h e s to re of w h ich h e is th e m a n ­a g e r is in th e fa sh io n ab le B ay R idge sec tio n of B ro o k ly n , n u m b e rin g am o n g Its p a tro n s m a n y w e a lth y fa m ilie s . ’ '■ ,

PLUMBER THOMAS ANGLESOVERCOME BY SHORE

.P lu m b e r T h o m as A n g les Is u n d e r th e c a r e 'o f D r. W illia m A . R oblnuon; s u lfe r ln g fro m sl*ock a n d th o o l- fec ta o f th e sm oke fro m a sm a ll flro in . h is shop a t 46 P ilg r im P a th w a y on W ed n esd ay e v en ing . D isco v erin g th e b laze M r. A ng les q u ic k ly ex­t in g u is h e d i t i a n d in d o in g s o •• In ­h a le d th e sm oke. • •

- I t Is be lieved th e • Are o rig in a te d from> th o co m b u stio n of som e o il- soaked ragB le f t In th e p laco by p a in te rs . . , .

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h a s ‘d o n a te d a g ia n t overg roon fo r tiie m u n ic ip a l C hriB tm as tro o a t F re e h o ld .1 M r. E l f e r t p la n te d th is tre e h im self.- I t i s ' to be c ro w n ed w ith , a l a r g o s ta r , th e g i f t o f S u rro - g a to D o n ah ay .

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REVIVAL CALENDAR AT LOCAL CBURCH

an noun^od .

PROTRACTED MEETINGS DURING MONTH OF FEBRUARY.

Cottaee Prayer ServioeB To Be Held In January At Ooean. Grove Homes—Dates and Subjeots Of Evangelistic .Sermons To Be De­livered by Rev. James D. Bills.

F e b ru a ry w ill be p ro tr a c te d m e e t­in g m o n th a t S t. P a u l ’s M. E . C h u rc h , O cean G rove, In p re p a ra tio n fo r w h ic h c o tta g e p ra y e r serviceB w ill be h e ld th ro u g h J a n u a ry . B e- g in n in g o n S u n d ay , F e b ru a ry 6, th o p a s to r , R ev. Jam ea D. B ills , w ill p re a c h a n e v an g e lis tic se rm o n every ev e n in g In th e w eek e x ce p t S a tu r ­day . ,

l iv e ry M onday e v en in g th e re w ill be a te m p e ra n ce serv ice . E v e ry F r i ­d ay e v en in g w ill be o bserved as yo u n g p eo p le ’s n ig h t. T h e s in g in g a t a l l tb e re v lv n l serv ices w ill be led b y a b ig o h o ru s ch o ir.

T ho d a te s a n d su b jo b ts of tho se rm o n s ' to be p re a ch e d b y th o p a s ­to r a r e :

S u n d ay , F e b ru a ry 6— T ho O nly P ro p e r B eg in n in g .

M onday , F e b ru a ry 7— P u t t in gA w ay E v il.

T u e sd ay , F e b ru a ry 8— A C o n tin u ­ous R ev iv a l.

W ed n esd ay , F e b ru a ry 9— R eco n ­c il ia t io n . .

T h u rsd a y , F e b ru a ry 10— T ho D o m in an t P u rp o se .

F r id a y , F e b ru a ry 11— T h e O peu Door.

S u n d ay , F e b ru a ry 13— T ho H e av ­en ly V ision .

M onday , F e b ru a ry 14— T h e G old­en C alf. .

T u esd ay , F e b ru a ry 15— G od’s M eter.

W ed n esd ay , F e b ru a ry 16— A L iv ­in g Sacrifice.

T h u rsd a y , F e b ru a ry 17—^ThoW ages of S in .

F r id a y , F e b ru a ry 18— T b e L i t t le Foxes.

S u n d a y , F e b ru a ry 20— T h e P e r ­fec t L aw . '

M onday. F e b ru a ry 21— T h e Q ueen an d th e L aw .

{Tuesday, F e b ru a ry 22— W ro n g ­in g I l ia Own Soul.,

W ed n esd ay , F e b ru a ry 23— W h en E lla s P ray ed .

T h u rsd a y , F e b ru a ry 24— T ho H a n d s o f God.

F r id a y , F e b ru a ry 25:— A n Im ­p o r ta n t Q uest.

S u n d ay , F e b ru a ry 27— T h e B ra n d of C h ris t.

M onday , F e b ru a ry 28— T r e a t in g and th e D rin k .

T u esd ay , F e b ru a ry 29— T e m p ta ­tion .

W ednesday , M arch l — S o w in g an d R eap in g .

T h u rsd a y , M arch 2— T h e J u d g ­m en t.

F r id a y , M arch 3— T ho T ru e N on- C onfo rm ity .

S u n d ay , M arch 6— T h e Sons of God.

STATE CLUB PRESIDENTIS DINNER GUEST HERE

A t th e N o r th E n d h o te l, O cean G rove, th e th ird a n n u a l d in n e r of th e W o m an ’s C lub of A sb u ry P a rk , a n d O cean G rove w as ho ld la s t S a t­u rd a y o v en in g a t w h ich M rs. C h arle s W . S to ck to n , o f R idgew ood , p re s id e n t o f th e S ta to F e d e ra tio n of W o m en ’s .C lu b s ’ w as th e g u e s t of ho n o r. A re c ep tio n fo r M rs. S to c k ­to n w as h e ld In th e h o te l, b e g in n in g a t 7.1S o ’clook.

T h o s p ea k e rs a t th o d in n e r w ero M rs. S to c k to n , M rs, E . B. D avies, of A sb u ry P a rk , p re s id e n t of th o C h ild ’s W e lfa re A sso c ia tio n ; M rs. H e n ry B. S cu d d er, p re s id e n t of th e B e lm ar W o m a n ’s C lub , a n d M iss W in ifre a H e tr ic k , of A sb u ry P a rk , p re s id e n t of th e A rie l C lub.

The Prudential Girl.W h en T h e P ru d o n tla l In s u ra n c e

C om pany b e g an i ts fam o u s series of P r u d e n t ia l G irl c a len d a rs se v e ra l y e a rs ago , I t p e rh a p s d id n o t re a liz e th b t a s k i t w as s e t t in g fo r Itse lf. I f i t d id n o t in s is t up o n a d v a n c in g th b s ta n d a rd o f b e a u ty y e a r b y y e a r , its w o rk w o u ld be easy. B u t i t does in ­s is t, a n d th a t is w h y th o 19.16 P r u ­d e n tia l G irl Is th e m o s t b e a u t ifu l of h e r fa m ily . A d e sc rip tio n Is , o f cou rse , poeslb lo , b u t I t ro a lly w o u ld n o t do th e c a le n d a r ju s tic e . A nd yo u c an seo i t fo r y o u rse lf , b ecau se T h e P r u d e n t ia l 'a n n o u n c e s t h a t i t w ill Bend a copy to a ll w ho a d d re ss a p o s tca rd , a s k in g fo r i t , to th e H om o Oflice, N e w a rk , N . J .

May Develop Amusement Park.T h e A n th o n y F. C am pbell p ro p e r­

ty a t A t la n t ic H ig h la n d s , c o m p ris in g a t r a c t o f a b o u t tw e n ty a c re s ,, s i tu ­a te d o n th o b a y f r o n t w e s t o f th o b o ro u g h p ie r , h a s , b e e n so ld to th o L a n d a n d Locin- C ojapany , o f R od B an k . T h e .p r o p e r ty w aa- h e ld a t $80 ,000 b u t th e n e w o w n e rs b o u g h t i t fo r co n sid e ra b ly less. I t m a y be lea sed fo r . a n a m u se m e n t p a rk .

Ootober Petit Jury To Dine.A d in n e r th e . la t te r , p a r t o f th i s

m o n th , la to bo g iv en by th b m em b ers o f - th a O ctobo r te rm p o ti t Ju ry . .• In a l l p ro b a b il i ty th e d in n e r; w ill b e a t th o M onm O uth H ouse , F ree h o ld . J a - •co fc jD o ll/’J r . r . o f • B rad loy- B e o o h ,; In

AT THE STATE HOUSE.

What Political Leaders Are Doiner Prior To Next Session.

A t a c o n fe ren ce o f th e R ep u b lican m em bers o f . th e H ouse h e ld in 'T r e n ­to n on T u e sd ay a su g g es tio n w as ad o p ted th a t th is y e a r th e tim e- h o n o red a n d Bonseless p ra c tic e o f re ­q u ir in g m em bers to In tro d u ce b ills fro m th e floor w ill be ab o lish ed . T h e ru le s w ill be so am en d ed a s1 to p ro v id e fo r th is change .

T ho D em o cra ts hope to fa c i l i ta te m a k in g a p p ro p r ia tio n s by th e p a ss ­a g e o f a b ill p ro v id in g fo r th e e s ta b ­lis h m e n t o f a b u d g e t b o a rd . T h is s u g ­g e stio n w aa m ad e to th e con fe ren ce o f D em o cra tic S en a to rs an d A ssem ­b ly m en b y S e n a to r A ckerson , of M onm ou th , th e m in o r ity le a d e r of th e S en a te . I t ls th e schem e of th e m in o r ity to l\av e nT p e rm a n e n t b o a rd w h ic h w ill p ass up o n re q u e s ts fo r a p p ro p r ia tio n s fro m . w h a te v e r sources. T h is b o ard w ill in v e s t ig a te a ll th e y e a r ro u n d th e n ece ssity fo r m oney a n d w h e n th e le g is la tu re con­v enes i t w o u ld s i t w ith th e A p p ro ­p r ia t io n s C om m ittee to p ass upo n th e re q u e s ts la id b e fo re i t by de­p a r tm e n ts a n d in s t i tu t io n s . T h e co n fe ren ce re fe r r e d th e m a tte r to S e n a to r A ckerson an d he w ill d ra f t a b ill a n d s u b m it i t to a co n fe ren ce to be ho ld th o T u e sd ay a f te r C h r is t­m as.

T ho D em o cra ts aiao h a v e decided to in tro d u ce a 'b i l l p ro v id in g fo r a n a p p ro p r ia tio n fo r th e a n n u a l e n ­c am p m en t of . th e n a tio n a l g u a rd of th e S ta te . N o '. en ca m p m en t w as h e ld tills y e a r because th e R ep u b li­c an s n eg lec ted to m ak e a n a p p ro ­p r ia tio n la s t w in te r .

T iie R ep u b lic a n S en a to rs h e ld a co n fe ren ce a t w h ic h th e re w aa a f u r th e r d iscuss ion o f p re p a ra tio n of p a r ly p la tfo rm p ledges in th e foriq o f b ills fo r In tro d u c tio n on th b o p on ing day o t th o session on J a n u ­a r y 11. S e n a to r R a th b u n , th o R e ­p u b lican le a d e r in th e S ena te , sa id th a t th e p ro g ram p rov ided t h a t a ll o f th e p a r ty p la tfo rm p ledges w ill be onncted in to law , an d t h a t a b o u t tw e n ty b ills w ill be n ece ssa ry fo r t ills pu rpose . T en of th e se w ill be p re sen ted in th o S en a te a n d te n In th e H ouse.

S e n a to r R ead , of C am den coun ty , w ho w ill be p re s id e n t of th e 1916 S enate , w ith Senatcfr R a th b u n , a t ­ten d ed tlio H ouse con fe ren ce an d o u tlin e d th e p ro g ra m w h ich had been decided upon by th e S e n a to rs . I t seem ed to be e n tire ly s a tis fa c to ry to th e H ouse m em bers.

G o v ern o r F ie ld e r a tte n d e d a con ­fe re n ce o f th e D em ocrats a n d a d ­dressed th em , d w e llin g upon th e Im ­p o rta n c e of k e ep in g f a i th w ith th e people by m a k in g a se r io u s en d eav o r to e n ac t law s e m b o d y in g th e p a r ty p la tfo rm pledges. S e n a to r A c k er­son , of M onm o u th co u n ty , w ho w ill be th o D em o cra tic le a d e r in th e S en­a te , sa id th a t e ro ry e ffo rt w o u ld -b e

| m ade by th e D em o cra ts to g ive th e people o f th e S ta te a b u s in ess lik e session .

T h e n e x t im p o r ta n t con fe ren ce of th e R e p u b lic a n s nn d D em o cra ts w ill n o t be h e ld u n ti l th e T uesd ay fo llo w in g C h ris tm as.

L ab o r is expec ted to a p p e a r in th e h a lls o f , t h e S en a te an d H ouse d e ­m a n d in g ra d ic a l c h an g e s in th e em - p lo y e rs ’ l ia b i l i ty law . T h e p rin c ip a l am en d m en ts to be u rg e d w ill be ones c a l lin g fo r a com m ission to a d ­ju s t tb e c la im s o f In ju re d w orkm en o r re la t iv e s o f deceased em ployes in ­s te a d o f th o co u rts , w h e re th e p ro ­cess of s e tt le m e n t is s low , an d a p ro b ab le in c re a se in th o ra te o f com ­p e n sa tio n from 50 p e r c en t, of th e v a g es to 66 2-3.

C h an g es to tlio S ta te h ig h w a y law w ill p ro b a b ly bo recom m ended b y C om m issioner E d w in A. S tep h en s. T h e y w ill p e r ta in to , road m a in te n ­an ce th ro u g h o u t N ew Je rsey . T h e h e a d o f th e h ig h w a y d e p a r tm e n t h a s been B tudy lng th is su b je c t c a re fu lly a n d w ill no d o u b t m ake som e re c ­o m m en d a tio n to th e le g is la tu re . In fa c t th e road d e p a r tm e n t an d th o q u estio n o f ro a d s is lik e ly to be a le a d in g on e in th e le g is la tu re .

OCEAN GROVE BANK TO INCREASE STOCK

PROPOSITION WILL , BE VOTED ON NEXT WEEK.

Directors Will Probably Declare An Extra Dividend Of One Hundred Per' Cent., Payable In New Shares—-Action Taken Owine To

' Steady Growth of Business.

I t is re a so n a b ly c e r ta in th a t t h t c a p i ta l s to ck o f th e O cean Grove N a tio n a l B an k , now a n d s in ce Ita o rg a n iz a tio n fif teen y e a rs ago $23,- 000 , w ill be in c rea sed to $50,000 on M onday o f n e x t w eek, a t w h ic h tim e a m e e tin g o f th e b a n k ’s s h a r e ­h o ld e rs w ill be h e ld to vote, b n th is p ro position .

L a te r th e b o a rd of d ire c to rs w ill m ee t a n d m o s t lik e ly d ec la re a d iv id en d o f ono h u n d re d p e r c en t ( in a d d itio n to th e re g u la r s ix per cen t, p e r an n u m d iv id en d a lre a d y d e c la red ) , p ay ab le in new Btock, to th e end th a t e ach s to ck h o ld e r now o t reco rd w ill receive a n a m o u n t of s to ck e q u al to h is p re sen t ho ld ings.

B eyond an y q u estio n th e p roposi­tio n to in c re a s e , t h ^ a m o u n t of s to ck w ill c a r ry a t tho e lec tio n n e x t w eek, and w h en th e N a tio n a l B an k in g D e p a r tm e n t p u ts Its s tam p of ap p ro v a l on th e p roceed ings th e new s to ck w ill bo Issued.

T h is ac tio n , i t m ay be s ta te d in p ass ing , Is ta k e n on a cc o u n t of th e b a n k 's g ro w in g business, and from th e f u r th e r f a c t . t h a t i t w ill be b e t­te r ab le to serv e th e com m unity , be­s id es g iv in g s t r e n g th , to th e in s t i tu ­t io n from th e d e p o s ito r’s p o in t of v iew . ...

A fte r th e in c re a se th e c ap ita l w ill be $50 ,0 0 0 ; s h a re h o ld e rs ' l ia b ility , $50 ,000 ; su rp lu s an d p rofits, a b o u t $12 ,000.

I t Is a l i t t l e m ore th a n fifteen yearB s in ce th e b a n k w as founded , d u r in g w h ich tim e It lias experlnced a s te a d y grow th ,aB in evidenced by th e fa c t th a t d u r in g th e se y ea rs i t h a s pa id d iv id en d s a m o u n tin g to $18,000. A t tb e p re s en t tim e i t has a s u rp lu s a n d p ro fits of m ore th a n $35,000, T he d eposits now show an Inc rease o f $40,000 over la s t y ea r .'

Officers o f th e b a n k a re : P res id en t, N a th a n J . T a y lo r ; vice p re s id en t, Jaco b Z. S tiles ; c a sh ie r, T. A. M il­le r ; a s s is ta n t c a sh ie r, Jo seph H. R a ln ea r.

T h e board o f d ire c to rs is com posed of J o h n H u ls lin r t, S tep h en D. W ool­ley, T. N elson L illag o re , C alv in D. j H u rley , W esley K . B ra d n er . N. J . : T ay lo r . J aco b Z. S tiles , T. A. M iller, i

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INTEREST GROWS IN DEBATES.

School Teams Preparing For Inter­scholastic Contest In February,F re sh m e n of th o N ep tu n e school

w ero re tu rn e d th e v ic to rs In . th e i r d e b a te w ith tho Sophom ores la s t F r id a y a fte rn o o n . T h e q u e stio n de­b a te d W as,’ ‘‘R esolved, T h a t F ran k - .i l ln ’s in flu en ce w a8 m o ro b enefic ia l to', th e c o u n try th a n W a sh in g to n ,” th e n e g a tiv e side b e in g s u s ta in e d by th e F re sh m e n .

Jo se p h M illig an , M ary G asn, R ic h ­a rd B row n , Jo se p h B u x to n a n d M el­v in H olm es com prised tho F rca h m a n team . T h e S ophom ore d eb a te ra w e re H a rry O sborn , M a rg a re t E n g lan d , O tis H u rry , E th e l R hodes a n d H a r ­ry R oaenfeld .

T h is F r id a y a f te rn o o n th e S en io rs an d J u n io rs h a v e th e i r second- de ­b a te . A t th e f irs t v e rb a l passag e tw o w eeks ag o th e J u n io rs b e a t th o Sen iors . T b e l a t t e r a re con fiden t o f re v e ra in g th e r e s u lt today . v ' ■

T hese officers of th e schoo l d e b a t­in g socie ty h ave b een ch o se n : P re s i­d en t, E l l io tt C onover; v ice p re s id en t, W illiam D u n c an ; sec re ta ry , G eorge F is h e r ; t re a su re r , M abel Beedlo.

F rom th e te n b e s t d e b a te re In th o school w ill be p icked th o d e b a t in g (enm to re p re s e n t N ep tu n e In th e first ln te rs c h o la s tlc c o n te s t w ith th e d e b a le rs o f th e P o in t P le a s a n t school on F e b ru a ry 11. T h e q u es­tion to be d eb a ted ls, ‘‘R esolved. T h a t th e U n ited StatOB g o v e rn m en t shou ld assum e m a n a g e m e n t an d con ­tro l of a ll te lep h o n e and te le g ra p h lines w ith in its b o rd e rs .”

REAL NEED MET IN MAPSOF STATE JUST PUBLISHED

CHURCH ANNIVERSARYAT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS

MRS. PARKER THE HOSTESS AT HOME FOR AGED DINNER

M rs. J o h n H . P a rk e r , of N ew Y o rk a n d L o n g B ra n ch , w ill be th e h o stess a t a d in n e r th is F r id a y ev en ­in g a t th e H om e fo r th o A ged, 63 C la rk a v en u e . O cean G rove, to th e m em bers o f th b la d y b o ard o f m a n ­a g e rs an d th e tru s te e s . T h e d in n e r fo llow s th o re c e n t a n n u a l e lec tio n , a n d is to- be p u re ly a so c ia l fu n c ­tio n . ' '

In a d d it io n to th o m a n a g e rs an d tru s te e s a n u m b e r o f frlondB o f th e H om e h a v e b een In v ited , a n d a la rg e a tte n d a n c e Is ex p ec ted , a s a cc e p t­a n ces fro m a b o u t fif ty p ersons, In ­c lu d in g F o rm e r G overno r S tokes, liavo beon re c e iv e d .. T h e d in n e r w ill be serv ed a t 6.30 o ’clock.

P re p a ra tio n s h ave been m ade fo r th o c e le b ra tio n of th e tw en ty -fifth a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n of th e P re s b y te r ia n ch u rc h a t A tla n tic H ig h la n d s . A p p ro p ria te exercises w ill be h e ld th e com ing Sunday . In ­v ita tio n s h ave been s e n t o u t to tlio fo rm er p a sto rs and m em bers o f th e c h u rch .

Of th e fo rm er p a sto rs of thoc h u rch , Rev. W illiam A . P rloe, now of A berdeen , M d., w ho w as in ch arg e o t th e w o rk in. 1S91, w ill be p re sen t; a lso Rev. J o h n E: P a rm ly , .of . N ew ­a rk , and R ev. W illiam M cN air, now of th e H olm del R eform ed C hurch .T h e c o n g reg a tio n p lnns tp have’ acom m union serv ice ou S un d ay n io rn - in g In c h a rg e of R ev ."John E. P a rm ­ly , an d a h is to r ic a l serv ice in thoev en ing . A re c e p tio n w ill be held n e x t T uesday .

T h ree v a lu a b le m aps of N ew J e r ­sey linve ju s t been Issued. Tho S la to D e p artm en t of Com m erce and N av ig a tio n lias p u b lish e d a lin iquo m ap sh o w in g a ll th e w a te rw ay s of the S ta te , in c lu d in g r iv e rs , c reeks, cunalB, e tc . I t has a n in d ex a t ta c h , ed, m a k in g I t easy to lo ca te a n y de ­s ired w a te rw ay o r s treu m , how ever obscu re i t m ay bo.

T h e D ivision of Goology, D e p ar t­m en t of C o n se rv a tio n an d D e v e lo p m cn t. h a s p u b lish ed tw o m ap s w lilcis w ill m ee t re a l need . T h e first Is a new co u n ty an d m u n ic ip a lity m ap, on w hich th e b o u n d a ry lin e s of each of tb e c o u n tie s Is m a rk e d by a b ro a d red line . T h e b o u n d a rie s of th e to w n sh ip s, c itie s in c o rp o ra te d v il­lages an d b o ro u g h s a re p r in te d In freon , so th a t th e ir e x te n t can readW * ly be d e te rm in ed . T h e .m a p also show s ra ilro ad s , h ig h w ay s, s tre am s an d e lev a tio n s . '

T h e o th e r one is a ra ilro a d m ap an d show s p r im a r ily tb e d iffe ren t ra ilro ad sy stem s nnd in te ru rb a n tro lley lines, each g ro u p of ra ilro ad s by a d iffe ren t color.

Copies of th e se m ap s m ay bo ob- in ine il a t cost p ric e by a p p ly in g to th e S ta te G eologist a t T ren to n .

PRATT IS PRESIDENT OFLOCAL REPUBLICAN CLUB

Dr. T hom as H. P r a t t , of A sbury P a rk , succeeds E d w a rd ,T. M itch e ll as p re s id en t of th e R ep u b lican C lub w ith h e a d q u a r te r s in tiie W in ck le r b u ild in g , A sbury P a rk . T h e e lec ­tion w as h e ld -o n T h u rsd a y n ig h t o l la s t week. T o w n sh ip C o llecto r G ra ­v a t t w 8s p icked fo r p re s id en t b u t w hen Dr. P r a t t ’s n am e cam e up M r. G rn v a tt w ith d rew .

O th er new ofllcers of th e c lub a re : R eco rd in g sec re ta ry , J a m e s O. S te ­p h en s; fin an c ia l s e c re ta ry , A. B. H a ­v ens; tre a s u re r , R o b er t D avison. T he c lub is to g ive a d in n e r on th e n ig h t of L in co ln ’s b ir th d a y , F e b ru ­a ry 12 th .

VISION OF FAIR WOMENPLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE

■- l i 1 ono o f th b 'd ln ’nbr, co m m ittee .

Neptune Loses To Chattle.T h e b a s k e tb a ll te a m o f th e N ep­

tu n e school, O cean G rove, w a s o u t­c la ssed a n d o u tp la y e d b y th e C h a t- tlo five fro m L o n g B ra n c h o n th e c o u r t a t t i ie l a t t e r p la c e la s t F r id a y e v en in g .' C h a t t le p llod u p a sco re o f 8 3 ,.w h lle N e p tu n e m ad e 2 5 . ' Nep'- tu n o ’B second te a m w as b a re ly nosed o u t b y th e 'C h a t t le cubs, 88 to 31. ‘

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Christinas- Gifts At Stricklin’s- ‘P r a c t ic a l C b rlp tm aa g lf ta m a y be

o b ta in e d a t S t r ic k l in ’s Btoro, 700 C ookm an . a v en u e , A B bury P a rk . E v e ry th in g ', i n m e n ’s ,w ear a t r ig h t p ric e s . 'A lU g tt t£ , p a ck e d in h o lid a y boxes YwUh Q hrta tm aa , c a rd s .w ith o u t, e x t t a .b h a rg p .'^ / r ic lje ta ^ fo r ,th o L y rlo th c a tro |a re " e S ^ b h .wlts^vpuijohasoa;

■ A la rg e au d ien ce w itnessed th e p re s e n ta tio n of "A V ision of F a ir W om en” n t St. P a u l’s ch u rch la s t e v en in g u n d e r th e ausp ices of th e O cean G rove Y. W . F . M. S. A ll th e old fa v o rite s of M o th er Goose nnd som e o th e r fa m ilia r fr ie n d s w ere th e re , to th e d e lig h t of m an y a d ­m ire rs . A u n t S a m n n tlia (M rs. E . A. M arg eru m ) m ade a decided l i l t and c rea to d m uch m e rrim en t.

T ho sev e ra l scones w ere p re tty and th e costum es p leasing , O w ing to th e u n a v o id ab le ab sence of a n u m b er o t p e rsons on, th e p ro g ram th o e n te r ta in m e n t w ns n o t a s long ns I t w as oxpocted to be.

Frank Desendorf. f o l l o w i n g a b e rlo u s in te s t in a l

o p e ra tio n , F r a n k D esendorf, aon o t M r. a n d M rs. W illia m D esendo rf, of EaBt O ran g e , d ied a t th a t -p la c e la s t ■Friday. ; T h e fu n e ra l w as h e ld on S u n d a y a f te rn o o n a t th e D esendorf h o m e , '23 .S te u b en B treet, a n d b u r ia l w a s ; m a d e In F a lrm o u n t c em ete ry , N ew a rk . F r a n k s p e n t p a r t o f ev ery y e a r In O cean G rove Bince h e .w a s .a b<5y . a n d h a d . m a n y f r ie n d s In th is p laco a n d v lo ln lty .

Shubert Theatre Next Week. F red e lo k L ew is a n d E th e l G ray ,

T e r r y ' in “ B o u g h t,” .•: on M onday o pen th e w eek a t th o S h u b e r t T h e ­a tre . , T u esd ay , D o ro th y B e r n a r d In " T h e -L i t t le , 'G y p B y .” -W ednesday , E l la . H a l l ' a n d P h i l l i p s . Sm alley lu “ Jew e l.” • T h u rsd a y , i F . K .j . 'B u s h 1- m a n In' " T h e S ile n t. .Voice.”. ^ F r i ­d a y , 'L i l l i a n L o ja ln o J n '"Neal bf- th o

Persimmons Bie As Oranges.M r. a n d M rs. Jo sep h R . W a llln e .

of K ey p o rt, r e c e n t ly reco lved a box. of C a lifo rn ia f r u i t from th e i r son/V; W ilb u r E. W a llin g , w ho ' is a t •Pasa-,% denn. In th e box w ere o ra n g e s , ' g ra p e f ru it , lem ons, rlpo o lives, r a i s ­ins, E n g lish w a lu u ts a n d p e rs im ­m ons. T iie. l a t t e r w e re u s la rg o a s o ran g e s an d s im ila r In color.

Abram’s Bie Sale.O w ing to th e g ro w th o f A b ra m s’

b usiness lie h a s leased th o B u rk - h a rd t s to ro au d o ffers .w o m en ’s d resses, coiwfs, b u I Ib s k i r t s a n d d resses a t fif ty c en ts on th e ^dollar. T hese goods a re now and th is y e a r 's m odels. I t w ill p ay ev ery w o m an to a t te n d th is sa le .. C h a r le s . A b - ; ram s, 0G4 C ookm an a v en u e , A sb u ry Tarlc.— 51. ., !

Old Copy Of County Paper. •I M rs. W illiam I I . # R u f, o f . M an a -;

sq u an , is th o ow n er o f a copy of t h e ’, / M onm outh D em ocrat, F reeh o ld , o£- th o lssuo of M ay 23, 1838. M rs. R u f bus h a d th is p a p e r s ln co ahe w aa a l l t t lo g ir l , w h e n i t w a s g lv o n '.to h o r;j: b y a fr ien d . T h e p a p e r w a s a t t h a t i ' i tim e p u b lish e d by B e rn a rd C orinol-•y- ' , -

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K e y p o rt h a rb o r , M ataw an . creefc, .;,S C om pton c re ek a n d Chonao'auake f ;; c reek In th i s c o u n ty a re -n a m e d l l l '-j? the C o n g re ss io n a l- 'b ill fo r th e • lm -V ' p rov 'em en t o f r iv e r s a n d :-h a rb o r s . ' :• T h e Bum b f $10,1)00 Ib ask o d fo r ... each . . , ■"

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i- AU It TWOJ " - ' v . ' ' . . . . . . • . - sr. -• .

FRIDAY, DECJEjm EE 1 7 ^ 1915

TWIN CITY I Ft E D BUS I N E S S DIR ECTO RA U T O M O B I L E S

Major’s Motor ShopAutomobile Accessories and Repair Shop

A g o n c jf o r tlm C A SE A utom ob ile

9 0 South Main Street, Asbury Park, N, J.

D. W. Edwards & Co.Tires, Tubes anti Supplies

21 SOUTH-MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARKT e le p h o n e 1 1 7 - J

MARK.GUYA U T O IN N G A R A G E

5 7 ) 3 AND SE R V IC E STA TIO N J2 1 - 2 3 ; t f la ln S t . , 8 1 0 - 8 ) 2 Lake A v., A s t o j P ark

D R Y G O O D S

V U L C A N I Z I N G

Monmouth Rybber Co.T e le p h o n e 3 9

310 Main Street, Asbury Park

Gbo. Garnier Co.Auto Shoes, Tubes, Lamps, w ind Shields,

Radiators and Hud Guards Repaired614 Main Street. Asbury Parlt

B L A C K S M I T H I N G

John. N. EnnisAutomobile Spring Work a Specialty

First Avenue anti Wain StreetA S B U R Y PA RK,

T R I M M I N G a n d P A I N T I N G

ALBERT L BROWN114 Embury Avenue, Ocean Grove

T e lep h o n o 19 3 9 - J

Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces Repaired

JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

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T in sm ith .

E s t a t e o f

E. C, Van CleafA s b u r y P a r k

P L U M B K It i

JOHN T. REIDPLUMBING, HEATING. SHEET META*L

Toluplio-.e 58-J

31 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocejn Grove

U P H O L S T E H I N G

Tlie Upholstering ShopJOHN B. LOGAN

B r a s s and Iron. B ed s M a ttr e s s e s fU jio ta tc d, 3 0 7 E rn jy o !„ :'.s!)urj Pa;k' T e le p h o n e . I ISJi' J ,

D E C O R i t T l f i t i

C. C. CLAYTONHeadquarters for

Floor CoveringsCarpets, Mattings, Rugs and

LinoleumsMain Ave., Oeean Grove, N .J .

L A D I E S ’ 4 P P A R E L

GRACE SHOP5 2 8 Cookman Avenue

A s b u r y P a r k

We handle exclusively Ladies’ and Misses’ Wearing Apparel

SPECIAL: PLUSH COATS

S. B. ioiiJiSon

513 Main Street, Asbury ParkTelephone 5 1 0-R

MRS, PEARL BENNETT Corsets Fitted, Cleaned and Repaired

Corsets, Underwear. Hosiery, Gloves3 1 3 Em ory S t r e e t , A sb u rr P ark

T e le p h o n e 14S8-M

BERGER’SSpecial Showing of

Silk, Plush and Corduroy

COATS7 0 7 -7 0 9 Cookman Avenue, Asburv Park

S T A T I O N E R Y

COMPLETE LINE OF HOLIDAY GOODS

Christmas and New Year Cards, Booklets and (love ties ,

Wadsworth, M irror arid Lowney’s Candles

Lees and Leonard Broome

53 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove

• T H E A . M . D A V lS

QUALITY CARDSThe Christmas Cards with the Sentiment

BORDEN’S STATIONERY STOREM attison A ve. and Bond S I . A S B U R Y PA RK

D Y E R S a n d C L E A N E R S

B A K E R S

We Serve Delicious ICE CREAMLODGES, CHURCHES SUNDAY SCHOOLS PRIVATE FAMILIES

SUPPLIED at SHORT NOTICE

T. J. WINOKLER775-717 Mattison Avenue

T e le p h o n e 3 3 1 - 3 3 2 A SB U R Y PA RK

New York Cleaning and Dyeing

CompanyThe Oldest Cleaning Establishment with

Their Own Factory in Asbury Park

633 Mattison Avenue.A SBU R V PA RK

GALLUS BROTHERSSANITARY

Dry Cleaning and Dyeing CompanyO ffioe: 4 1 8 Bond S t ., A sbury P ark . P h o n e 6 8 1 -R Factory: 8 2 1 Oontral A v.. A s . P ark . P h o n e 15 8 - R

R E I T Z L E M O N L A Y E RO ur la rg e sa le s on ti l ls n e w la y e r

cake a re due to I ts goodness a lone .T h ree la y e rs o£ tlio fin es t cake,

filled w ith a so ft lem on c ream , an il th e e n tire o u te r s u rfa c e l ig h tly c o a t­ed w ith th is c ream an d covered w ith b ro w n cocoauu t. U m -m -m !

REITZ’S MODEL BAKERIES 717 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park 47 Pilgrim Pathway, Oc an Grove

FI.'HH a n a O Y S T E R S

T I N a n d I v l K T A L W O S t K

Heavy Winter Fur Trimmed Velour Corduroy C O A T S

$9.98T h e s e c o a ls rr.usl tiu sn on to bn a p p re c ia ted .

All s h a d e s and s iz e s .

‘Raphael's. Sample Shop5 8 4 C o o K m a i i A v e . , A s b u r y P a r k , l\l. J .

O pposile S t e in lja c h 's

A R T a n d F A N C Y G O O D S

C.mETON’S 558 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park

Lion Brand VarusL E S S O N S F R E t .

G E N T S * F U R N I S H I N G S

LADIES!O U R P R A C T I C A L

C H R I S T M A S G I F T S A R E R E A D Y

C A R i'E T C LE A N IN G W O R K S

BROW^ & SAMPSONCARPETS and RUGS CLEANED

L in o leu m s and Window S h a d e s . R u g s M ade From Old C a rp e ts . T e le p h o n e 2 1 7 B - J51 Olin Street, Ccean Grove, N.*d,

C O A L a n d W O O D

JAMES L'. THOMPSON COAL and WOOD j

Opposile Bradley Beach Railroad Station {T e le p h o n e 89-M

Russell C. M. SchadtC bolce M an rlce R iv e r Cove O ysters, the F in est lo r F la v o r and Q uality.F re sh F ish and C lam s,

Only Fish Market Open All Year . In Ocean Grove

O rders Deli ve re d

4 7 Oiln Street T o lo p h o n o 2 2 8 8

M E A T S a n d P R O V I S I O N S

WILLIAM B. GILBERTM E A T S A N D P R O V I S I O N S •

F R U I T S A N D V E G E T A B L E SD U T T E R , E G G S and PO U LTRY

56 Olin Street, Ocean Grove, N.J.T olo p h o n o 58-W

B U T C H E R S

G. P. Farmer Coal and Supply Co.

51 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK'T o lo p h o n o 80

s e t :

Metier, the Coal Manlo r C ash P r ic e s on Coal

II Corlies Avenue, Asbury ParkT olo p h o n o 3 8 1-W

F O O T W E A R

IRA A. STRICKLINA SB U R Y P A R K

E. i. STROUD ' Painting and Paper Hanging

Teispho.TB G83R a i l r o a d A v t i i u m , A s b u r y P a r k

T A I L f l i t S

ADAM STETTERT H E

TAILORLadies’ and Gentlemen's Garments

Altered, Repaired, Cleaned and Pressed

406 Main Street, Asbury ParkT e le p h o n e C on n ection O pposite P o s lo t l lc e

H IG H G R A D E S H O E SA T P O P U L A R P R I C E S

E a sy Slio es lo r T ender Feet

CERF SHOE CO.5 8 6 C ookm an A ven u e, A sbury P ark . Hew Je r s e y

Mon’s Shoes, S 2 .9 5 a Pair Women’s Shoes, S 2 .6 5 and $ 2 ,9 5 a Pair

Best Shoe Co.George. P earce Mrt m iner

8 2 7 Cookm an A ven u e, A sbury P ark , N. i .

S H O E M A K E R

GEORGE HANOSLHUCHHIGH GRADE

SHOE REPAIRING6 0 6 Gangs Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J.

PURITY and CLEANLINESSA ro th e e s s e n tia l p o in ts in a n up -to -rta to m e a t m a rk e t. T hese can l)e h ad by t r a d in g a t th e

M O R T O N O R R I S

MEATMARKET1 2 5 H ECK A V E ., OGEAN G R O V E’

P rice s g re a tly reduced ' d u r in g w in te r m o n th s to m e e t com peti­tio n . I so locit y o u r p a tro n a g e . T e lephone 2 2 ‘1-W.

M I L K a n d C R E A M

N.J. TaylorWholesale and Retail Dealer In

Milk and Gream106 South Main Street

ASBURY PARK, N. J Telepnone 7 8 1-J

T O B A C C O a n d C I G A R S

S. A. ReevesAsbury Park

CIGARS and TOBACCO

Wholesale and Retail

G R O C E R S

CLEVENGER & SUMMERS

Our Goods Speak for Themselves. Try Them

127 Heck Avenue, Ocean GroveT e le p h o n e 32 6 -M

L. van Gilluwe

F u ll L ine of

GROCERIESCentral Avenue. Ocean Grove, N. J,T e le p h o n e 180-J

robt. M cC le lland

TheCASHGROCER

91 South Main StreetAsbury Park

T e le p h o n e 14 0 - J

G. William TreatWholesale •and Retail

GROCERFRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES

T r e a t ’ s F am o u s Blon d C offo o 2 5 c . a Pound High G r a d s 'B u lto r , S lr lo lly F re sh E g g s

3 and 5 Main Street, Asbury ParkT o lo p h o n o 1 3 3 8 and 1 3 3 9

I f y o u w a n t a r e a l g o o d

C o f f e e f o r l i t t l e m o n e y t r y

o u r B o u r b o n S p e c i a l . I t

i s t h e , b e s t e v e r o f f e r e d a t

t ! ) i s p r i c e , 2 5 c .

G x t m f i n e n e w S w e e t P e a s

a n d C o r n , 1 0 c . c a n .

W e h a v e a I k i n d s o f f r e s b

S m o k e d T i s b -

L o o k u s o v e r .

Cor. Cookman Avenue and Main SI. Asbury Park

C E M E N T W O R K

Harry Summers

Cement WalksA Specialty

G EN ERA L MASON WORK

1 15 CLARK AVENUE, OCEAN GRUVE.t

D R U G G I S T S

S. D. WOOLLEY: A. D. S. DBUG STOHZ

Wo G ive S . & H. G reen T r a d in g S t a m p s - j ; T o le p fio n o 2 2 8 :.-

43 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVl

FRED W. ENGELPRESCRIPTION PHARMACY

C o r n o r .o f M t. T a h o r .Waj and P ilg rim P a th w a l T e le p h o n e 2 0 4 ' OCEAN GROVq

' GRAMMAR’S Cut Rate Drug Store

Agency for Park & d Be Ie Mead, Mary Garden and Huyler's

CANDIES ■

J. A. STACKHOUSEPHARMACIST

Successor to G renelte & Schanck

6 0 8 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J.. 'ieiephoue.821 and 1219

R E A L E S T A T E

Invest in OCEAN GROVE

Properties:BARGAINS ■

C ALL OR W R IT E

ERNEST W. WOOLSTON5 0 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove,' N, J.

Mrs. I. F.FOR R E N T PROPERTIES FOR S A L E

T o lo ph on o 2 3 1 - J .8 8 HECK AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE

Perry & Hufse INSURANCE and MORTGAGES

5 4 Main Avenue, Ocean GroveT e le p h o n e 2 3 4 - J

Asbury Park, Allenhurst, Deal and Bradley Beacti— FOR SALE and FOR RENT

M oney c a re fu lly p la ce d on F irs t bond and m o rtg a g e a l s ix p ar cen t.

BREWER & SMITH, Asbury Park, N, J .

L I F E I N S U R A N C E

THOMAS NARY, Agent

New York Life Insurance

Company44 EMBURY AVE., OCEAN GROVE

F U R N I T U R E

H. BANKER6 1 7 COOKMAN A VEN U E, A S B U R Y P A R K , N. J

FURNITUREAsbury Park

Furniture Co.5 0 8 Main .Street

Prior to moving to new building In course of erection we have-inaugurated a removal sale, and are now giving a

TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT on all Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings,

Bedding and-Stoves

BLAZE AT LONG-.BRANCHDESTROYS MAPLE KOI

I

A t I .f iu ; Uram-li "ii M onday n ig h t ; th o M ap le hoi-1, a fifty-room fram e s t ru c tu re ful l y fni-nl-liccl. w as de ­s tro y e d l>y fire. .Incol) S chneidcr, .ow ner a n d lm uuir, r. i-s tim a tes the-; lo ss a t o ve r-?30JlO fl. ‘N o th in ? r ^ : .m ain s of th<- hot -i hu t th e fo tinda- i tionH and p iles of deb ris . T h e fire i liad sp re ad to sueli a la rm in g p ro - j p o rtio n s b e fo re liv ing diwnvi-n.-d th a t I no a t te m p t could bn m ad e to nave a n y of tho c o n te n ts of th e b u ild in g .

T h o .o w n er's in v e s tm e n t a m o u n t­ed to o v e r $40 ,00ft. T h is in c lu d e s tl ie p r iv a te d w e llin g on th e p re m lse i occu p ied hy M r. S ch n e id e r an d h is fn p llly . T h e o rig in of th e (Ire is not Know n. T h e firem en fo u g h t a g a in s t u n favovalile c o n d itio n s , as th e flames in ^ a t h a v e , been r a g in g q n lto som e tim e b e fo re th e y w e re d iscovered .

Miss Golder Eneaeed.T h o e n g a g e m e n t of MIbs F lo ren c e

E th e l G oldor a n d F r a n k lin H ig g in s E eev e , o t B ro ok lyn , iB an n o u n ced i l i lM G o lde r is th o d a u g h te r o f M rs. .B hcbo l (Joldor,- fo rm e r ly o f O cean G ro 1

MARKING. HISTORIC SPOT.

Tablet I11 Trenton Shows Where Seventh Capitol Was Seated.

A larg i: b ronze ta b le t w as u n v e il­ed Iasi S a tu rd a y oil tho n o rth w a ll o i th e JIi eh an le s ’ .N ational B ank, S ta te an il W arre n s tre e ts , T ren to n , lu a rk ln g Hie s ite w h e re iu C olonial 'an ti R ev o lu tio n a ry tim es stood th e fam ous C ity T a v e rn , one of tlie m ost p ro m in en t s t ru c t tires of th o se ea r ly days. T h e ta b le t co m m em ora tes the- s ite , of 1 lit? s ev e n th N atlona4 C ap ito l an d w here w as assem bled th e Con­g re ss o f 't i ie U nited. S ta te s from tim e to tim e d u r in g th o R ev o lu tio n a ry W ar.

N ot o n ly w as th e b u ild in g th £ □Ito of th e C ap ito l o f th e n ew R epub lie h u t w as a lso n o ted th ro u g h , v is ­i ts of G en era l W a sh in g to n , th e M ar­q u is d e -L a fa y e tte an d o th e r fam otis m en of th e R e v o lu tio n a ry period . T h e o ld ta v e rn w as long ago to rn d o w n .a n d tb o M echan ics ' N a tio n a l B ank, now s ta n d s on th e e x ac t Bite.

T h e ta b le t w as p ro c u re d by th e N ew J e r s e y .; Soc ie ty of P e n n sy lv an ia , an d Is o f o rn a m e n ta l d e s ig n . F o r th e u n v e i l in g : cefem o n y th e socie ty ; s e n t

C h arles 1.1, H ires , o f P h ila d e lp h ia . Thu. irxercises w ere a tte n d e d by of­ficials of th e S ta te of N ew Je rsey , th e C ity of T r c u to u and m any o th ­ers. s-

T h e ta b le t w as p re sen ted b y C on­g ressm an J . H am p to n M oore, o£- P h ila d e lp h ia , w ho h ad been chosen by th o socie ty fo r th a t pu rpose . I t w as received on b e h a lf nf th e T re n ­ton C ity C om m ission b y S ta te S ena­to r I la r to n 1J. H u tc h in so n . M ayoi F red e ric k W . D onnelly a lso m ade tin a p p ro p r ia te speech.

T h e in s c r ip tio n on th e ta b le t la a s fo llow s: ■ '

" T h is ta b le t com m em ora tes th e s i te w h e re w as sea ted tlio sev e n th N a tio n a l C ap ito l, a n d w h e re w as a s ­sem bled th o C ongress o f tlie U n ited S ta te s fro m tim o to tim e d u r in g th a R ev o lu tio n a ry W a r . •>.

"I-Iore th e M arq u is do L a fa y e tte took fo rm al fa re w e ll of C qngress De­cem ber 11,:-1784, and h e ro G en era l W a s h in g to n d in ed a n d a f te rw a rd s h e ld a recep tio n 'wit'll tlie p r in c ip a l c itiz en s of T ro n to n , A p ril 24 , 1789, w h ile on ro u to to N ew Y ork to a s ­su m e th e d u tie s of tb o ilrBt P re s id e n t of tlio -U n ited S ta te s . .'• • / / ,■

"O n o th e r occasions th is a lto th e c e n tre o f Im p o r ta n t m llU ary ;iiip i-

o r p ro m in e n t loca l in s t i tu t io n s w ere o rg an ized . E re c te d hy th o N ew J e rse y S ociety of P e n n s y lv a n ia , De­cem b er 11, 1915 ."

Real Estate Transfers.T h e fo llo w in g t r a n s fe rs of re a l

e s ta to in th is lo c a lity w ore reco rd ed ill th e olllce of th o C o u n ty C lo rk a t F ree h o ld fo r th e w eek e n d in g l a s t S a tu rd a y :

■ M ary A. C onnell, C ar lso n E ., h u s ­b a n d . to T h o m as A. P u lle n . L o t 164, O cean Grove, $1., Ocoan 'G rovo C am p M oo ting A sso­c ia tio n to B oard o f -F re e h o ld e rs ' of M onm outh co u n ty . P a r t W esleylak e , opposlto B ond, s t re e t , O cean G rove, ?1. ' s

A n n M uldoon to A lfred H u g h es."Lot 1257, Ocoan G rove, S I . -

In e z I. P a tte racm to W illia m G rif­fin, J r . W es t s ide B an g s a v enue, N e p tu n e to w n sh ip , $ i .

M ary E . G riffin, e t a l ,- to M a rg a r­e t F . O 'H agam . N o r th s id e Bang»>' av en u e , tow nsh ip , N eptiune, $ 1,00 0 .

J o h n D, T e n E y c k , ux , to F . Bron* so n M oneil, u x . \ L o t 611;- B ra d le y B cacb , $ l i ’ ■,a.7.'Trusteesy F i r s t i M. E - C hurch ,: B ra d le y : B e a c li,\ to jA lo x , DlckBOn, ;o t

k'VJ'TJiio ii 1 otV. Urift nli ' - SK

L o tb a n d to R u d o lp h A n derson .7-15, B rad ley B each , ?1.

G e rtru d e B o stick to Jaco b H . D oll ux . S o u th s id e F o u r th av en u e , B rad loy B each , $1. 1

M ary Jo n es , e t a ls , to F . B ronson M onell, ux . L o t C01, B rad lo y B each ,5 1 . .

W illiam J . O sborn , u x , e t a ls, to A ddison H . R ig g s. A ll r ig h t , t i t l e a n d In te re s t in A 10 02-100, lo t 9 9 , H o m estea d t r a c t , M ary B e n n e tt, N ep tu n o C ity , $1 .

A vondale R e 'a lty Co. to S te p h en G. F in n e g a n . L o ts 73, 74, m a p A, A vom lalo T e rrac e , $1. :

G eorge H argor, to J am e s A . S im p ­son. A 1, H a m ilto n , $1.-. - •

E z h a y a S lia lhoop , ux , to S ah d ah H om lm es;, o t a l . L o t 223, Sec. 2, R o b b in s ' A d d itio n to A sb u ry Ptirlc,$ i . .

G eorge A. Sm ock to Jam es H . Ma~ bone . O n e -h a lf lo t 21 , B lo ck 88 ,' A B bury Parle , $1 . '. vs.! -?- ': A n n M u l d o o n t o S t o p h o n D o o l b y . L o t 9 1 0 , A s b i i r y P a r k , . ' -

M a r y ' A . W h e o l e r . ’- to , A l i c o • y T . ‘ W r l s l e y . U n d l v i d o d o n o - b a l f " v l o t 8 0 1 ; A s b i i r y . : P a r k , $ 1 . : : .- ; V V .

S to w a r t H . A bDleby,' u * , to , A lh c r t O sborne; ' N o r th B iao^F lrB t . ay en u e ,

...........

PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR TROLLEY ACROSS STATE

I t is e x p ec ted t h a t icars on tb o n o w j tro l le y rond dow n a t P o in t P lo a s a n t w ill be ru n n in g som o t im e In J a n ­u a ry . P re s e n t p la n s c a ll fo r c a rs to r u n oh h a lf h o u r h e ad w a y . T h o v c a rs w ill bo CO. fe e t -long , a n d w ill v ru n a t a m ax im u m Bpfeed o f 23 mlleB : a n h o u r. T bo fa ro 'J ip tw o o n ' L ak e ­wood a n d P o in t .P le a s a p t w ill be 20 cun ts, w ith a ro u n d tj-ip r a te of 35 c en ts . : ' t 5

W o rk is now in ' pJ-ogresB of a u r- .V v c y lu g a iid se c u r in g jth o r ig h t o t

.w ay o n th o lin o .betjVeOn T re n to n - an d L akow ood. I t ,iB s a id th i s lin o " w ill bo c o n s tru c te d (m m ed fa te ly a f- t e r tb o c o m p le tio n jof ' th e P o in t ; ■ Pleasant ro a d . T ho ‘r a te b e tw e e n . ' L akow ood a n d T ro n to n w ill bo b u t 00 c en ts fo r s in g le , to r ^ . . . \ ■ ' .-.'y

; ''Stores •, •cV iT h e s to re s of'lOcoaji,' G rove an d

A sb u ry P a r k w ill 'b e '-c lo s e d a l l d a y : v C h ris tm a s ln .o r tfo r t h a t ' th o d a y :m a y , , ■ bo o b serv ed A ' it 'f u l l : h o lid a y , H ouse- h o ld e rs s h o u ld rm a k e c o - n o te o j ; t b i s s fa c t:h ,n d com i)l6t(S; th o lr .h o lid ay p u r- , ' ; c h a so - p h '/ t h q ‘day. p rd c e d in g C h rlG t- '

OCEAN G R tH ELEGAL PS0T 11

\Slng |a Bong of Christmas, r':-• G la d d c a t d a y o f a l l ;O’er tho hills nnd valleys •' -8qo tho pplondok* fail.Sinpr of sleamlng; holly;

Sing of mistletoe-2- . Sing n song of Christmas v "Everyw here you go.

Sing a song of'CJhrJstmnB.• Holy, happy*day.-,Sing of Uethlehem’s monger,

■\yhcte Hie Christ. Child lay. Sing of love ml>^u::«!cd,

" t ’enee, good will; to men.” Sing a r.ong of Cjiristnma"'O'nr nml n 'nr nt'nm '

S H E R IF F ’S S A L E .^ B M v tr tu e i^ o f a w r i t o f fi. fa . to m e d irec ted , Is- sued o u t o f tho C ourt of C h an cery o f th e S ta te o f N ew Je rsey , w ill be ex­posed to sa le a t p u b lic vendUe ; On TUESDAY, T H E 4 tli D AY O P JA N U A R Y , *1916, b e tw ee n th e h o u rs o f 12 o ’clock a n d 5 o 'c lo ck "(at 2 o 'c lo c k ) , in th e a f te rn o o n o f sa id day , a t th e R eal E s ta te office of W illiam C. B u rro u g h s , M attiso n ave­n u e , in th e C ity o f A sbury P a rk , co u n ty o f M onm outh , N ew Jersey .

A ll th a t c e r ta in lo t, t r a c t o r p a r- * cel of la n d an d p rem ises h e re in a f te r p a r t ic u la r ly d escribed , s itu a te ;* ly in g an d be ing in ,tlie to w n sh ip o f N ep- Jturie, in th e co u n ty o f M onm outh a n d S ta te o f N ew J e rse y , k n o w n and,

^ d esig n a ted as lo t n u m b e r te n h iin - d re n / dnd e ig h ty -sev en (1 0 8 7 ) on a m a ^ of: lo ts on Cam p G ro u n d , o f th e O cean G rove C atnp M ee tin g A ssocia­tio n of th e M eth o d is t E p isco p a l C h u rch , an d also a c e r ta in in d e n tu re of lease o f sa id p rem ises a n d th e r e ­n ew als th e re o f as p ro v id ed in sa id in d e n tu re of lease , m ade by th e sa id T h e O ceau G rove C ainp M ee tin g As­socia tion o f th e M eth o d ist E p iscopa l C h u rch fo r s a id lo t n u m b e r ten h u n d re d an d e ig h ty -sev en (1 0 8 7 ) , to ono C h arle s W . B ick ley , b e a r in g d a to th e firs t day .o f O ctober, in th e y e a r e ig h te e n h u n d re d an d sev en ty -sev en , an d . recorded in th e M onm o u th C o un ty C le rk ’s OfBce, in B ook 877 of Deeds, pages 59, & c .t s a id in d en ­tu re of lease b e in g a ss ig n ed b y su b ­seq u e n t deeds of a ss ig n m e n t, th e la s t o f w h ich w as m ad e by A b rah am V an H o rn (u n m a rr ie d ) to th e s a id L a u ra L ouise B arnes , b y d eed d a ted th e first d ay of D ecem ber, on e th o u s ­an d n in e h u n d re d a n d th re e , a n d r e ­corded in th e M onm ou th C o u n ty C le rk ’s Office, M ay 2 6 th , 1908, in Book 825' of D eeds, pages 428 , &C.

Seized a s . th e p ro p e r ty o f L a u ra L otiisc B arn es , e t a l, ta k e n in ex­ecu tio n a t th e s u i t of Xola M. T . D ls- brow ; an d to he sold b y

CO RN ELIU S B. BARK A LO W ,S heriff.

Jo h n E. L a n n in g , So l’r. .50-1 ($ 1 3 .9 4 .)

JOIN THE

Sing a eonT of Chrlstmcn: ,E ’ en on this glad* dny

There nre prtcfa r.nd '.v v e c h e s All nioiii; tiie wj.v.

;... H en rta .tha t w all I hr* uplift Of your, note of che«;;*—

Slnj^ n aong of Christmas,< Strong and swret and clear.

-Edith Virginia Brnilt in Lndlea' Home Journal.

Stricklin’s Store is Headquarters i U Christmas Gifts

and have m oney fo | n ex t y ea r

C h ris tm as P resen ts

F or T ax e s

F o r Coal B ills

F o r In su ra n ce

Seven m oie shopp ing days and C h ris tm as will be here.

L ad ies, we have thousand's of handsom e C hristinas g ifts, every one practical, som eth ing H E can wear. A ll of them you will adm ire. Sonic of them you will pu rchase if you will look th ro u g h o u r-im m e n se ho liday show ing before t J “ cream ” is gone. , s

. t ’L ate shopp ing is a problem in ­

stead of a p leasure.

H IS C h ris tm as g ift will please h im if it is som eth in g to wear th a t Y O U have selected, and if i t bears th e S T R IC K L IN stan ­dard of quality .

A ll of ou r g ifts are packed in hol­iday boxes w ith C hristm as cards w ithout charge.

W e give tick e ts for L y ric T h ea tre

C lnb o p e n Iro m D ecem berV l6? |o J a n u a r y 10

Asbury Park Trust

Christmas and Turkeycoupled w ith

LISK ROASTERS AND UNIVERSAL CARVERS.

SPECIFICATIONS FOE PAVING

South Main Street, Neptune Town­ship, Monmouth County, N., J.

S ealed p ro p o sa ls fo r p av in g , in ­dorsed w itlf th e t i t le of th e w o rk an d th e uam e of th e b id d e r, w ill be rece iv ed a t th e . olllce of th e T ow n­sh ip C lerk a t 75 S o u th M ain s tre e t , Ocean U ro \e , N . J ., u n i i l 7.30 o’clock p.. w ., v i i D ecem ber 2 7 th , 1915 , a t w h ich h o u r th e b ids w il l be p u b lic ly opened a u d read .

T h e T o w n sh ip C o m m ittee w ill p ro ­ceed w ith o u t u n n e ce ssa ry d e la y to a w a rd ih e c o n tra c t fo r th e d e sc r ib e ed w ork to th e lo w est re sp o n sib le b id d e r, w ith a d e q u a te s e c u r ity , ' th e r ig h t b e in g re se rv ed to r e je c t a n y o r - a i l bids. T h e a d eq u acy of th e s e c u r ity w ill be d e te rm in e d by tlie c o m m ittee . P e rm iss io n w ill n o t be* g iv en lo r th e w ith d ra w a l, m odifica­tio n o r e x p la n a tio n o f a n y bid fo r p roposa l.

B ids w ill be received fo r th e re - c o n s tru c t io n , o f fo u n d a tio n a n d re ­s u rfa c in g w ith W arre n B ro thers* B itu lh h io com position o r R ein fo rced Cem ent- C oncrete P av em en t, c o n s is t­in g of ab o u t n in e th o u s a n d sq u aro y a rd s mi M ain s tre e t in sa id T o w n ­s h ip oi N ep tu n e , b e g in n in g a t th e so u th e r ly lin e of A sbury P a rk a n d ^M end ing to ih e n o r th e r ly lin e o f •B radley B ead ). X. J .. a t a u n i t p rice per sq u are y a rd fo r s a id w o rk ; sa id b id s a n d cun t r a c ts to be in con ­fo rm ity w ith p lan s a n d sp ec ifica tio n s d ra w n by ih e T o w n sh ip E n g in ee r . .

P la n s au d sp ec ifica tio n s can be o b ta in e d a t th e above a d d re ss on and- a l t e r D ecem ber lo th . 1915, upon

j tl ie d eposit o f live d o lla rs , w h ich ! a m o u n t w ill be re fu n d ed upon th e j r e tu n t o f sa id p lan s a n d sp ec ifica - I lions'.

A certified check fo r on e th o u s a n d d o lla rs m ade p ay ab le to th e T o w n ­s h ip T re a s u re r m ust acco m p an y each proposal.. .D ated Dec. 0 th , 1915. ...........

FR A N K P. B U TC H ER ,50-r,2 T o w n sh ip C le rk .

v [The region between Jerusalem and $>2 Bethlehem was formerly covered with a ftf t . forest of pines, which has sihce entirely «« disappeared.! m ake D ecem ber 25 th e day of perfect blissjj

W h a t ' n icer p resen t could you possib ly give, th an a L isk R o a ste r or a beau tifu l C arv in g S e t?

A few o f th e 600 i te m s we c u rry th a t will m a k e u se fu l a n d a p p ro p r ia te p re sen ts

j S S E B j t B fo r e s t hi a whtoper rpoko,'A Vine to f l o w and pirn: to oak,

j From lw>iy hilled Jerusalem To where, upon its leafy hem,-

Tiie humble village eiung*—Calm Betidehem, dark, yet like a gem, Enwrapped with light j aa Jewel3 are.By trembling radiance of the star. ..

Tlie trees a coming wonder told’While yet tho birds, their souths unsung, Dreamed of tUo coming of their young.

But, though of splendor bright The forest breathed! its boughs were hung. With anble shade; no taper’s beam Cast through th a t dusk its happy gleam.

.Tho angels sung; tho shepherds came;In tho lotto m anger shono a (lame.Tliat burned w ith supernatural light. . Tho phio trees whispered through tho

night.And, though tho Saviour’s birth

Cliapged not their shadowy gloom to while.

They in a patient darkness stilt Bowed, ‘sighing, and obeyed Ills will.

Vanished is th a t old forest now And withered wholly, root and bough, yet In all Christian realms of earth

;Sprlnga a new forest, full of mirth ■. That lights with radiant cheer •Tlio evergreen’s enduring worth,A n d to th a t whispering prophet brings A glory of tho King of kings,

Por all our merry Chilstma« trees Qlow fair with Haim* and revelries T ha t cluster round them year by year,And fir and pine, or fa r o r near,

Llvo upright, gladly die.. * fCnmt'ltig tliat they to Ond are dear,And bring 10 man, illuminate,A torch th a t leads to heaven's gato.

Even so tho measure siow of time,Like a rhythm c.lo.sed with rime,Raises tho patient soul on high, * brings Joy to life, even from a sigh,

And in conclusion sweet Dark grief with :;ladncs« can ally.So shines tin? to rest when wo meet W ith ll.*iht and song, Christ’s birth to

greet.—Oeorko Parsons-I.uthrop.

7 6 0 Cookman A v e n u e , Asbury P ark

SLEDS ROLLER SKATES ICE SKATES RAZORS PERCOLATORS NUT PICKS TOOL CHESTS CARPET SWEEPERS VACUUM BOTTLES VACUUM SWEEPERS LUNCH BOXES NUT CRACKERS

Christmas Problem Easily. Solved b y a Visit to. Our Store

• U sefu l, service.ible g ifts at as low prices cqnsisten t I• w ith s tandard q u a lity m erchandise. J

| N eckw ear th a t will please th e m ost fastid ious from g• 25c. to $i.q o . » !| M any of ou r 50c. values we are told look like $ 1.0 0 §5 q u ality . A ll n ice ly boxed. !1 S ilk sh ir ts a t a very low price for qua lity . N icely j g boxed. !S P hoen ix hosiery for ladies and gen ts m akes a very •; p ractical g ift. ;8 O f courss we g lnd ly cash y o u r C h ris tm as sav ing ; • fund checks and allow you five per cent. 011 any pur- :• chase of one do lla r o r m ore m ade when g e ttin g sam e SS done. \ ;| S

| . H ow ard L. Borden j| hatter and Furnisher |• - •

\ 712 C o o k m a n A v e . , A s b u r y P a r k | s 5

TO CARVE THIS BIRD

I t will pay y o u to call early our stock is s till unbroken

173 Slain Slrect, Asbury ParkHome o l R e liab le H a rd w a re

ON RULE TO BAR CREDITORS.A C a r n iv a l o f F u n a n d F r o l i c E x e c u tr ix 's N otice ,

C a th a r in e A. G lossop, e x e c u tr ix o f M ildred L. J o h n so n , deceased , by o r­d e r of th e S u r ro g a te of th e C o u n ty o f M onm ou th , h e re b y g iv es uo tlc e to th e c re d ito rs o f th e sa id deceased K* b r in g in th e i r d eb ts , d em an d s am i c la im s a g a in s t tlie e s ta te o f s a id deceased , u n d e r o a th o r a f llrm a tlo n , w ith in n in e m o n th s from th e tw e n ­ty -s ix th day of- N ovem ber, 1915, o r th e y w ill he fo rev e r b a rre d o f a n y ac tio n th e re fo r a g a in s t th o s a id ex ­e cu tr ix .

C A T H A R IN E A. GLOSSOP,53 B ro ad w ay . O cean G rove, N. J ,

4U-U t S l l . l O t ’

T f e o ' .S f e ^ S - s ig C a r e E S oT h e custom o f sing ing caro ls is still

m ain ta in ed in Ita ly —indeed, on tlie con tinen t enrol I tig a t C hris tm as is a l­m ost ’ u n lv c rs a l-a n d particu larly in Rome, w here, d u rin g th e season of A d­v e n t, Pift’crnri,m .i.v la*.seen nm l heard perfo rm ing th e ir tiovenas., T hese pilgrim s, who, by the way, a re

shepherds from the C alab rian m oun­ta in s , a n n u ally lloek to Koine a t th is season. T h e ir p ic tu resque costum e Is thu s .( iesc rih ed : “On th e ir heads they w e a r conical felt h a ts, adorned w ith a fray ed po:V'oek‘s fru itie r o r a faded band o f red cords an d tt^ se ls . T h e ir bodies a re vim! in re 1 w aistcoa ts , blue ja c k e ts and sm all c lo thes o f skin o r yellow ish hom espun cloth. Skin s a n ­d a ls a re bound to th e ir feet w ith cords t l ia t in te rface eac!i o th e r up th e leg as f a r as th e Jmec. mul o v e r all i,s w orn a long brow n o r blue cloak: w ith a sho rt caf)c buckieo closely round th e neck. Som etim es, b u t.ra re ly , th is clonk is of a deep red w ith a scalloped cape,’’

S P E C I A L E X C U R S I O N

j N EW Y E A R S DAY \ / $ 1 . 5 0 Round Trip § 1 . 5 0| V P ro im rlio n o tc lu re s Irom o th e r

^ po ln ln . S p ec ia l t r a in leave**A sbury P o rk (5.55 A. M.

M A C o s tu m e d N e w Y e a r 's C lu b s In /BflD f a n t a s t i c n r r a y * A F e s t e l d ls *

p l a y r |v u i» * d f»r»ly b y th e la m e d A lu rd t G r a s o t N e w O r le a n s .

R e t u r n in g , t r a t n i e a v i u P h i l a d e l ­p h ia , D ro n d S t r e e t S ta t io n 8 .4 5 P . M,

Notice of Settlement of Account. ■E s ta te ’ o t E liza J a n e F e iiim oro ,

D eceased.N otice is h e reb y g iv en th a t tho

acc o u n ts o t th e su b sc rib e r , a d m in is ­t r a to r of th e e s ta te o£ s a id d eceas­ed, w ill be a u d i te d .a n d s ta te d by th e S u r ro g a te an d re p o rte d to r S e t t le ­m e n t to tho O rp h a n s C o u rt o t th o C o u n ty o£ M oun iou th , on T h u rsd a y , t l>6 th ir te e n th d a y o f J a n u a ry , A'. D . 1916.

D a ted N ovem ber 30 A. D. 1 9 i6 . , GEOKGE W. F E N IM O R E .

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G o o d F e llo w s* C h r i s t m a s T r e e ,T he Good Fellow s, an organization

o f ; m en who help to.'lintHu poor oliil- tiren happy every Chrisiinris, a re be- hind, the ;m unic ipa l C h ris tm as tre e Idea

'lj)f;.Co)unibus, Ind. The.v will erect n • b ig tr(;o in Com m ercial. pnrlc, \VhIch ls j u s t . vCt'o?-1 F rank lin ': s tre e t from - tho

[ ' c ity tinil.' Chi-lstm as ; caro ls will be ■i Ming, a ro to d t h e -tt^e on Cli.rlstmas’ .'Veyo b y :tlie com bined :chu rch choirs of

the . c ity . ''T h e o tlier exei-clBes will bo V' lleld In tlie. c ity iuill, iVhero tb e poor

ch ild ren h i tlie c lty -iytU receive pres-.' i/V.ents. •;JJtiskc.iB o f p ic.yisioris! fo r i.tho rttdfcpdj^ n'dults o f Colnipbus ;w lli W -'fliti-, g ^ tb u fe c i , .n’l i p , v . . '

W e have a beau tifu l lin e of N eckw ear, M ufflers, E v e n in g D ress P ro tectors, S h ir ts fo r d ay and even ing wear, U nderw ear, H ose, G loves and Sw eaters, also, com bination boxes, of S uspenders, G a rte rs 'a n d A rin B ands, B elts and . G arte rs and n u m ero u s o th e r useful articles, from lo c . to $10.

Are Your Feet Hard to Fit ?T h en , com e to B ak er’s, .w here y o u w ill receive th e carefu l an d p a in s ta k in g a tten tio n w hich alone w ill en su re y o u r com­fort. O u r sa lesm en are com peten t an d ab le to ju d g e accur­a te ly of y o u r foot needs. T h e y are cou rteous an d w ill g lad ­ly g ive you a ll th e tim e n ecessary to effect a p roper fitting .

1 (O m stock inc ludes a w ide r in g e of s ty le s des ig n ed espe­cia lly for fee t th a t vary from th e average. S atisfaction guar- anteed . • W ■ ■ 'J . ‘ -V 'I'.'; "' ’ ', ■ . '

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Notice of Settlement of Acoonat. ■ - • . T ? 7,-Sjsas

E sta to o£ Cook How land, Deceased.Notice is hereby given th a t the

accounts of th e subscriber, a d m in lB - r i}: yJ iZ * t r a t r lx w ith w ill annexed, will He- /#$&£&£ audited and sta ted by U>e .3urr,6gat5^;..;'>P';;^:.ft and reported to r S e ttlem en t 'to O rphans C ourt, of th e C oaaty M onm outh, on Thuvsday, th e t o h day o t Ja n u a ry A. D.. 1816.

Dated' Noyemtior .29, A. D.' 1?15'■ • - ■ JO S E P H IN E '

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Vol. 23 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1915. No- 51

P r e s s V ie w s

and /Yews

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th uMAKE IT A BEAL CHRISTMAS.

B efore th e n e x t is su e o£ tl i is p a p e r reaeU ea i t s d i s ta n t f r ie n d s g lad , jo y o u s C h ris tm a s sea so a -will b e upon its. Of a i l t i ie h o lid a y s in the- y ear, n o n e o th e r a t t r a c t s su ch g e n e ra l a t te n t io n a n d Is so fu lly observed by fe a s t an d fe s tiv a l, b y y o u n g r.nd old, e v ery w h ere .

B y a n ex ch an g e o f g if ts , by fo n d -g re e tln g s , by w orsh ip in o u r c h u rc h ­es. by a g e n e ra l su spension a t b u s in ess , b y g a th e r in g a b o u t th e fa m ily h e a r th s to n e , w e acknow ledge a s K in g Ho w h o cam e on th e f irs t C h ris tm a s d a y to b r in g h a p p in e ss and fo rg iv en ess to a ll h u m a n k in d .

T h e re a l s p ir i t o f C h ris tm a s is th a t o f b ro th e r ly love, a n d q u r h jsarts a n d h a n d s sh o u ld go o u t to th o se le ss fo r tu n a te th a n o u rse lv es . 1 C h r is t­m a s w ill h av e fa ile d in i ts r e a l p u rp o se to r u s if w e do n o t b y w o rji an d

deed do so m e th in g to b r ig h te n a n d g lad d en th e life o f a n o th e r .T h e days p re c ed in g C h ris tm a s a re b u sy days, c row ded w ith d u tie s

a n d w ith p lan s o f p re p a ra tio n . T h e y sh o u ld rio t be so busy , h ow ever, th a t th e re is n o t tim e to th in k o f som e o f life ’s u n fo r tu n a te s , som eone w ho n eed s y o u r sy m p a th y a n d h e lp ; som eone beyond y o u r o w n k i th a n d k in , t h a t you can h e lp w ith o u t a n y th o u g h t of re tu rn . I t is th is s p i r i t th a t w ill m ak e C h ris tm as w o rth w h ile .

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WHEN BILLY SUNDAY COMES TO TOWS''B illy S u n d ay is co m in g to O cean Grove n e x t su m m er. M an y people

a re lu k ew arm to w a rd s S u n d ay . O th e rs a r e o u t-a n d -o u t opposed to h im . S ti ll o th e rs say h e la “o u t fo r th e co in o n ly .” P a s s o v e r a i l t h a t a n dre a d w h a t th e e d ito r of th e C h r is t ia n A dvocate say s o f h im :

“D iscoun t B illy S u n d ay a il you w ill. P o in t to th e m o th -h o les insom e of th e fo ld s of h is th eo lo g ic a l g a rm e n t. You m u s t a t le a s t a d m itth is — th a t h is pow er b r in g s s in -w e a ry sou ls to a consc iousness o f th e ir g u il t , a n d to a re a liz a tio n of t h e i r need of a S av iou r. A nd h is t r a i l th ro u g h th e Cities of A m erica is m a rk e d by m en w ho, th ro u g h h is p re a c h in g , h a v e passed from d ea th u n to l ife .”

W h en B illy S u n d ay com es to to w n you w ill w a n t to see a n d h e a r h im , you n o n -c h u rc h g o e rs a n d non -be lieve rs . A nd, p a ra p h ra s in g th e g o b b lin s to ry , ." B il ly S u n d ay w ill g e t you if you do n ’t w a tch o u t.”

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THE BIGHT CHRISTMAS GIFT.W hy w o rry over C h ris tm a s g iv in g ? G ive th e b e s t you can , in th e

b e st m a n n e r you can , a n d you w ill have (lone y o u r best. B e t te r , n o onecan do. H ere 's, a su g g es tio n . T ak e it fo r w h a t i t ia w o rth . A n u m b e r of p e rso n s in Ocean G rove a re s e n d in g th e T im es a s a C h ris tm a s g i f t tofr ien d s o u t of tow n . T h e o rd in a ry g if t is fo rg o tte n soon a f te r th e h o li­d ay s; h u t a su b sc rip tio n fo r th e n e w sp a p e r c o n tin u e s th ro u g h th e y e a r u n ­ti l a n o th e r C h ris tm as ro lls a ro u n d . If you h a v e a fr ie n d o u t of to w n w ho "would l ik e to keep in to u c h w ith O cean G rove and k n o w w h a t is g o in g on he ro from w eek to w eek, w h a t b e t te r g i f t is possib le th a n th e T im es? W h a t g if t , th in k you, w ould bo m ore a p p re c ia te d ?

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th e po licy a c tu a t in g th o se re sp o n sib le for tb e p u b lic a tio n o f T iie N ew- a rk e r , th e official o rg a n of. t h e ’ C om m ittee of One H u n d re d ,in c h a rg e o f N e w a rk ’s tw o h u n d re d and f i f t ie th . a n n iv e rs a ry c e leb ra tio n . T ile N ew - a r k e r is m ore th a n m ere ly an a d v e r tis in g m ed iu m ; i t is a com pendium ' o f v a lu a b le a s w ell aa u se fu l in fo rm a tio n fo r a ll th e peop le of N ew J e rse y — fo r w ho is it .in th is g re a t S ta te t l ia t is no t in te re s te d in o u r g re a te s t c ity ? Ib T h e ■ N o w ark er fu lf illin g its m issio n ? I t is th a t , an d a l i t t l e m ore. I f th e a n n iv e rsa ry c e leb ra tio n is a s b ig a. success as its a v a n t c o u r ie r th e n c e r ta in ly N ew ark w ill h av e am p le reason fo r c o n g ra tu la tio n ,

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PAVILION AT SOUTH END.W ith th e people o f th e S o u th E n d sec tion th e e n tire p o p u la tio n of

Ocean Grove, as w ell as su m m er v is ito rs , w ill w elcom e th e new s t h a t th e pav ilio n b u rn ed dow n .la s t A p ril is to b e rep laced w ith a h an d so m e and s u b s ta n tia l s t ru c tu re b e fo re th e o p e n in g of th e 1910 season . As th e A s­so c ia tio n a lw ay s b u ild s w isely and w ell th e c h a r a c te r o f th e proposed b u ild in g is a ssu red in adv an ce . F o rew ord of th e A sso c ia tio n ’s in te n t io n com es as a sp len d id C h ris tm as g ir t to th e h o te l an d b o a rd in g house k eep ­e rs an d c o tta g e o w n ers o f th a t p a r t o t tow n.

STORES CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS.A lth o u g h C h ris tm a s th is y e a r fa lls on S a tu rd a y th e s to re s of th e

T w in C ities w ill be c lo sed -a ll day . T h is is r ig h t . A f te r th e busy season a n te d a t in g C h ris tm a s th e tire d c le rk s sh o u ld n o t he d ep riv ed of th e o p p o r­tu n i ty to e n jo y tb e h o lid ay to th e fu ll, so tb a t th e y m ay g e t o u t of i t a ll t h a t i t m ay m ean to o th e rs m o re , fo r tu n a te ly .c ircu m stan ced . E v e ry b o d y ■will ag ree th a t th e c le rk s a re fa ir ly e n ti t le d to spend C h ris tm as a t hom e, an d it is c e r ta in a lso th a t h o u seh o ld e rs w ill e n te r in to th e s p i r i t o f th e m a tte r and com ple te th e ir h o lid ay p u rch ase s on o r b e fo re F r id ay , th e 2 4 th in st.

-S -FOBD A PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY?

Is a m an fitted fo r th e P re s id e n cy s im p ly b y reaso n of k n o w in g how to b u ild w h a t p u rp o r ts to be a n a u to m o b ile ? W e do n o t th in k so. T he a d m ire rs o f H e n ry F o rd a re u rg in g h im for office becau se h e lia s m ade good ru n n in g h is ow n bu s in ess . T h a t is not en o u g h . W ait u n t i l th e re ­s u l t of M r. F o rd ’s peace m ission is a sc e rta in e d . If h e secu re s th e d is­a rm a m e n t o f th e n a tio n s , w ith a d e c la ra tio n of e v e r la s tin g peace, he m ay be b ig enough to c o n sid e r as a P re s id e n tia l p o ssib ility . B u t d o n ’t ho In a h u rry .

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.T b e R ep u b lican N a tio n a l C o m m ittee h as selec ted C hicago as tho

p lace an d J u n e 1 as th e d a te fo r th e p a r ty ’s l!) l( l co n v en tio n . A w eek la te r th e D em ocrats will m eet in Pt. Louis. A dvocates of a n e a r ly con­v e n tio n a rg u ed tb a t now w as th e tim e fo r tiie R e p u b lic a n s to ta k e th e o f­fen siv e w ith o u t re g a rd to th e a n c ie n t custom of p e rm itt in g th e p a r ty in po w er to m eet first and an n o u n ce its c an d id a te s and p rin c ip le s . I t w as u rg ed , an d sen s ib ly so, th a t tb e R ep u b lican p a r ty sh o u ld n o t co n sid e r a de fensive cam p a ig n , b u t sh o u ld M aze Die t ra i l and g iv e its s to ry to tb e c o u n try first, w ith o u t w a itin g to see w h a t th e D em ocrats m ig h t do.

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AGAIN THE RICHARDSON TRACT MAP."W h o p laced th e m ap b e fo re th e com m itte e ‘w ith u rg e n c y ? ’ W ill th e

T im es p lease te ll u s th is w e e k ? ”— J . A. B.T h e T im es w ill, M r. B rad ley . E. M. C leveland , la n d a u c tio n ee r , r e p ­

r e s e n tin g tb e N o rth H u d so n B u ild in g a n d L o an A ssoc ia tion . A nd, a s b e ­fo re s ta te d , th e m a p w as received b u t n o t app roved b y th e co m m ittee . In a p p ro v in g a m ap i t m u s t be s ig n ed by tb o c h a irm a n o f tho co m m itte e an d a tte s te d by th o c le rk , w h o afllxes th e to w n sh ip sea l, in o rd e r t h a t i t m ay bo filed w ith tb e C o u n ty C lerk a t F reeh o ld . ' T h is th e co m m ittee , fo llow ­in g Its p rev io u s n o g a tlv e ac tio n , a g a in re fu sed to do on W ed n esd ay ev en ­in g . ;

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C h ris tm a s an d S a n ta C laus a r e j und t t sr to Vfhop early .

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W hat’s Wrong W ith Long Branch?On S a tu rd a y n ig h t a n a l l -n ig h t

se rv ice of p ra y e r w ill be he ld in tb e c h u rc h ( F i r s t B a p t is t) b e g in n in g a t te n o ’clock an d c o n tin u in g u n t i l s ix o ’clock S u n d ay m o rn in g ; T h e p u r ­pose o f th is m e e tin g is to b r in g to ­g e th e r a la rg e n u m b e r of C h ris tia n people to p ra y fo r th e re d em p tio n of L ong B ra n ch .— L ong B ra n ch R ec­ord .

Nervous At Matawan.M ataw an s u re ly has one . nervous

person w ith in i t s ilm its . T h is p a r ty says , th e s t r ik in g of th e to w n clock a n n o y s h im , a n d lie h a s appea ler; to th e court's to h a v e its s t r ik in g p ro ­c liv itie s s topped.. T h e c lo ck w a s in ­s ta l le d in th e M. E . C h u rch a s a m e­m o ria l to th e la te S . I. B row n, and now th e tru s te e s of th e c h u rc h w ill be com pelled to spend som e m oney to d efend tb e c lock in s tr ik in g th e h o u r.— S o u th A m boy C itizen ,

j Giving: Havens a Chance,• The R ep u b lic a n s o t th o T h ird

~>iS( th in k th e y h a v e m ore th a a an e (|u a l ch an ce to d e fe a t R ep rese n ­ta t iv e T h o m as J . S cu lly a t th e n e x t e lection an d a p p a re n t ly th e re w ill be no end o f c an d id a te s fo r th e n o m ­in a tio n . W ith th e P ro g re ss iv e s su p - p o r tin g th e R ep u b lican nom inee th e l a t t e r w ill no d o u b t be e je c ted , p ro ­v id in g o f .co u rse th e r ig h t m a n ru n s a g a in s t C ongressm an Scu lly , W . B. H avens, o f Ton™ H iver, m ade th e ra ce in 1914 and lo s t a n d sh o u ld be g iv en th e o p p o r tu n i ty to t r y a g a in , i f h e w a n ts to.— M ata w a n J o u rn a l.

Time For Unselfishness. j Tiie c o u n try needs In th e P re s i- I

d e n t’s c h a i r equ ipo ise, c h a ra c te r , j firm ness a n d fa m ilia r i ty w ith »he j needs a n d dem an d s of th o people. H av e th e R ep u b lic a n s c o u rag e to n am e such a c o n se rv a tiv e c h a ra c te r , o r w ill th e y go c h a s in g b u tte rf lie s , an d th u s lose th e ir o p p o r tu n i ty ? *

T h e c o u n try h a s no u se fo r " f a ­v o rite so n s ." I t is b i g ' e n ough to fo rg e t sec tio n a lism . I t cap, ta k e a m an from T exas o r O klahom a o r from M assach u se tts o r C a lifo rn ia , and no t lose an e le c to ra l v o te . B u t lie m u s t be b ro a d e r th a n S ta te b o u n ­d a rie s anyw ay . T h e R e p n W i c a n s h ave a g re a t and . sp lend id c h an c e to r e h a b i l i ta te th e ir p a r ty an d to m ake (lie n a tio n g re a te r b.v n a m in g a g reat. P re s id e n t. It. is a tim e fo r u n ­selfishness.— N ew ark S u n d ay Call,

The Grade-Crossme Nuisance.T h e d e a th of a m em ber of one of

P a ssa ic 's o ld fa m ilie s on th e B rie tra c k s in th o v e ry h e a r t o f th e c ity ’s b u s in ess d is t r ic t re e m p h a s iz e s ih e m en ace of th e g ra d e c rossing . A s th e c ro ssin g g a te s w ere d ow n , th e r a i l ­road is abso lved from b la m e fo r th e

.fa ta li ty , b u t th e .re s p o n s ib ility does no t re s t w ho lly iipoil th e v ic tim . T h e S ta te , w hoso la w s p e rm it o p e ra ­tions of t r a in s a t g ra d e acro ss e lty s t re e ts ; tb e ra ilro a d s , w h ich as a w h o le a rc a; w il t in fig h tin g m a n d a ­to ry c ro ss in g e lim in a tio n nnd th e P».)lic, w h ich lapses in to in a c tiv ity a f te r a p e rio d of p ro te s t, a ro jo in t ly c h a rg e a b le w ith a co n d itio n w h ich re s u lts a n tta ily in scores of d e a l3’0 in th e c itie s o f th e S ta ts

T h e g ra d e c ro ss in g s i tu a t io n in New J e rse y is n o t o n ly a n u isan c e ; i t is a n ev ii. I t s ta n d s y e a r in an d y e a r o u t, d e la y in g traffic and m en ­a c in g life an d lim b . A nd each y e a r i t ta k e s Its to ll o f h u m a n lives.* A t p re sen t, th e w ho le g ra d e .c ro ss in g p ro p o s itio n js in t h e h a n d s o f th e c o u rts .— P a ssa ic H e ra ld .

Lookinsr Ahead,W ho kn o w s b u t th a t in th e n e x t

d ecad e tiie n am e o f .C lark C lay to n m ay bo lin k e d w ith th a t o f H e n ry F o rd , aa one of o tir b ig a u to b u ild ­e rs ? F o rd began w ith le ss c a p i ta l th a n did o u r e n te rp r is in g to w n sm an , a n d h e h a s a r r iv e d a t fa m e a n d fo r ­tu n e . In th e m a tte r of fo r tu n e w o d o u b t if o u r - f r i e n d C la rk C lay to n h a s a n y d e s ire to exceed th e F o rd m illio n s. T h e C lay ton e s ta b lis h m e n t b u il t th e a u to t ru c k fo r S p r in g L ake F ire C om pany No. 1, and on. th e s tr e n g th o f th e ex ce llen ce of th is m ach in e i t o b ta in e d th e c o n tra c t fo r a n o th e r fo r a M an asq u an fire com ­pany . Now s t i l l a n o th e r is In p ro ­cess o f b u ild in g a n d is lik e ly to bo b o u g h t by th e tim e i t is co m ple ted H e re ’s tbo b e g in n in g , a n d It w o n 't be lo n g b e fo re th e b u s in ess w ill de­velop a tl l l m ore , a s th e fam e o f th e se fine a u to t ru c k s sp read s , an d w e m a y look fo rw a rd to a n e n te r ­p rise w h ich w ill ex te n d th e fam e o f S p r in g L ak e in a n ew d ire c tio n .— S p r in g L ak e G azette .

DEATH OF MRS. A. B. LYMAN.

th o p ro p r ie to r -o f th e S tr a t fo rd h o te l o n low er M ain a v e n u e , a n d / fo r a season o r tw o s h e lte p t t h e . O cean F r o n t H ouse. L a te r uhe co n v erted th e L y m a n c o tta g e a t^ 9 M ain ave­n u e in to a b o a rd in g 1 h o u s e w h ic h sh e n am ed th e Croyden, T h is w as on ly tw o y e a rs ag o , a f te r M rs. L y ­m a n h a d passed h e r e ig h t ie th y e a r , a n d w e n t to p rove h e r in d e fa tlg ib le e n e rg y ansi a d h e re n c e to ’ pu rpose . She w as w ell k n o w n to m a n y su m ­m e r v is ito rs , p a r t ic u la r ly re s id en ts o f P h ila d e lp h ia , in w h ich c ity she, w as Ijorn a n d w h e re th e . In te rm e n t w ill be m ade M onday in M t. M oriah c em ete ry .

M rs. L y m an w as w ell ed u ca ted a n d a t one tlm a ta u g h t school lii th e W est.* ■

Crap Shooters Fined.In a re c e n t ra id m ado b y C o u n ty

D e tec tiv e . J o h n M. S m ith e ig h t c ra p S hoo ters w e re a r re s te d a t M ilhurs£ , A fte r th e i r a r r e s t th e y w e re ta k e n b e fo re J u s tic e o f th e P e ace J o h n W . H u lse , ia F ree h o ld , w ho w a rn e d th e n ; a b o u t a sefcond offence of th e sam e k in d , a n d in flic ted a n o m in a l fine o f ?3. •

T h e h a p p i e s t , q u i c k e s t s o l u t i o n o f t h e

“ s h o p e a r l y ” p r o b l e m

Stop, Read and Get Desoto W ater.T h e fam o u s H o t S p r in g t D eSoto

w a te r . I t is a la x a tiv e , d is ire tic an d ton ic . F o r th e k id n ey s , b la d d e r , liv ­e r a n d s to m a ch . F o r s a le a t a l l D ru g g is ts . F o r f u r th e r p a r t ic u la r s a d d re ss D eSoto S p r in g Co., K in ­m o n th B u ild in g , A sb u ry P a rk .— 49- 52. ^

FORREST F. DRYDEN, PretMen

HBXT MAY, Newark will beeta to celebrate its ZSOth anniver­sary, wiiii paeeantry. mimic, a great Industrial exposition-, aodf sports of all kinds. Tho Prodcntlai eztonde a cordial Invitation to von to visit its Homo Office when you Rre la or aear Newark dnrlnirttio celebration.

Identified W itli H otel In te res ts H ere F o r M any Years.

M rs, A rrle B. L y m an , w ife o f A nse l W. L ym an , fo llo w in g h e r re ­m oval la s t S u n d ay from 7 O lin s tre e t , O cean G rove, to th e L o n g B ra n c h h o sp ita l, d ie d in t h a t in s t i ­tu t io n e a r ly y e s te rd a y m o rn in g , a ged e ig h ty - th re e y ea rs , D e a th w as due to g e n e ra l b rea k d o w n o f a v ig ­orous c o n s ti tu tio n B esides th e h u sb an d th o re is a n a d o p ted d a u g h ­ter,- S irs Je a n S ch aefer, w ho re ­s ides in S an F ran c isco .

T h e fu n e ra l , in ch a rg e o f Rov, J . D. B ills , w ill b e h e ld a t 3 o’c lock th e c o m in g ' S u n d a y a f te rn o o n a t , th e re s id en ce o t M rs. E l iz a b e th R eilly , G2. A b b o tt avenuo , w h e re M r. L y m an h a s b een c a red fo r s in ce th e rem o v a l of h is w ife to tb e h o sp ita l. Only, a fow w eeks a g o — an .M onday, N ovem ­b e r 29— M r. a n d M rs. L y m an re a c h ­ed t h e ' fif ty -fifth .a n n iv e rs a ry o t th o ir m a rr ia g e .

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Fire Hazards of Greatest Ooncera Says Chief Educator.

S ta to C om m issioner o f E d u c a tio n C alv in H , K e n d a ll o n .1 M onday- m ad e public, a l a t t e r h e has. 'w r it te n to th o s e c re ta r ie s a n d d is t r ic t c le rk s a t a l l th e loca l b o a rd s o l a ilttc a tio n ln th e S ta te , c a l l in g t h e i r ' a t te n t io n to tho re sp o n s ib il ity fo r p re v e n tin g ; Are h a z a rd s in schoo ls , H e p o in ts o u t t h a t th e schoo l la w Is e x p lic it an d m a n d a to ry in ' t h a t every eoboo! d is­t r i c t s h a l l p ro v id e 's u i ta b le fa c ilitie s - a n d !ic6o m m odatlo iia , In c lu d in g p ro p e r sch o o l b u ild in g s im m u n e fro m -fire t r a p s ’.’ .: v '- 'r " '- ! ’'.:

A cco m p an y in g ea c h le t t e r ia a b la n k , w h ich th o re c ip ie n ts a ro r e ­q u e s te d to fill o u t a n d r e tu r n to th o S ta te - D e p a r tm e n t o f E d u c a tio n . T h ese ' b la n k s c o n ta in a n u m b e r of In q u ir ie s a s to th o c o n s tru c t io n o f th e schoo l b til|'d ings , BSjmfeer q f, p u p ils th e y \h b u s e , m e th o d s o f e x it, .fire d r i l ls , eto .

. "Boob y o u r b o a rd ' c o n s id e r . th i s b u ild in g , in v ie w o f t h e rep o rt,, h&Zf a rd o u s from a firo o r p a n ic s ta n d ­p o in t, a n d in t h e ju d g m e n t o f th e b o a rd w o u ld h e o c c u p a n ts b e iable to m a te a s a te e scape from 'a l l parti}. o i th o b u ild in g , b y m e a n s o f th*s p re s e n t fa c ilitie s ’ -In ■) .’a sc a Gra sh o u ld o ccu r in : any sp a rt, o f th o b u i ld in g ? " -is the" q u estio n ' g e n e ra l ly sm an jartts itig ; th b i ra g n e s te d In fo rn ia -

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sioner aaya th o sa feguard ing of ch il­dren In 'gehiiol buildings'.is;.Vof:V’f a r g rea te s t concern. ' Im p o rtan t as ed-:

. uca tion is, i t is n o t w o rth w h a t ; i t costB lf i t invo lves physios:; dangofr to: pupils:.and teachers; - A e a resu lt; o f 'a recen t fire . in a ne ighboring S ta te ; w here1 n num bor' of ch ild ren lost th e ir lives, Dr., K endall,.: re fe r* r in g p resum ably "to th e , one w hich took placo a t Peabody Mass,, uaya th e public m ind is ai, p resent sensi­tiv e to sohooi Are dangers.

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S h o r te s t d ay s now .

G ood s le ig h in g th le w eek,

f : S to re w in d o w s h a y s a C h ris tm a s look.

M iss S. A. B o r tb e ll, 9 H e ck a v e ­n u e , is In T ro y , N . Y.

T h e re w a s n o sch o o l T u esd ay , ow ­in g ' to th e sn o w sto rm .

F i r s t s k a t in g o£ th e seaso n o n th e la k e s F r id a y o t l a s t w eek.

■ T h o A sso c ia tio n Is h a v in g a m e ta l c e i l in g p u t In th o O cean G rovo N a ­t io n a l B ank .

T h e S te in b ao h s to ro u n t i l C h r is t­m as w ill be k e p t o pen cv o n in g s t i l l S .30 o 'c lo ck ; S a tu rd a y e v en in g t i l l 9 .30.

M r. a n d M rs. D e W itt M. P o lh e - V m u s , of th e O rm ond , 20 P i tm a n a v e ­

n u e , w e n t to B ro o k ly n on W ed n es­d a y to v i s i t . th e i r son .

ri h i a n n u a l c o llo d io n fo r coal w as ta k e n la s t S u n d a y a t S t. P a u l ’s c h u rc h . C o n tr ib u tio n s a m o u n te d to a b o u t tw o . h u n d re d d o lla rs .

. . M r. an d M rs. Jo sep h C oyte , 105M t. T a b o r W ay , h a v e g o n e .to F lo r id a , le a v in g hero on T u esd ay . T h e y w ill sp en d th e w in to r In D ay to n a .

T h e mailB a t t h e postofiica, b o th in c o m in g an d o u tg o in g , a ro d a lly g ro w in g h e av ie r . E x t r a h e lp w ill be n eed ed in th e offlco n e x t w eek.

W illia m B u ll, w ife an d Bon, from T om s R iv e r, s p e n t som e days hero

' a t tb e hom e o f h is parentB , M r. a n d M rs. H . N . B u ll, 101 A sb u ry av en u e .

M rs. W . S. C onner, 44 O cean P a th ­w ay , i s in L akew ood , fo r a n in d efl- n lto s ta y a t tho P a lm e r H ouse. S he l e f t h e ro th o l a t t e r . p a r t of la s t•week.

D r. B a l la rd la s t S u n d a y waB In P i tm a n G rove nn d p re a ch e d in th e M. E . C h u rc h a t t b a t p lace a t th o in v i ta t io n o f th o p a s to r , R ev. H . R. R ob inson .

H a v in g Bpent th e w eekend h e re M r. a n d M rs. T. P r u i t t r e tu rn e d to N e w a rk on T u e sd ay . T hoy h av e h ad th e i r c o tta g e a t 7 H eck av en u e r a : m odelled .

M rs. Jo sep h T hom pson , o f E m b u ry a v en u e , le ft h e re on T u e sd ay fo r P a lm B each , F la , , to jo in h e r h u s ­b an d . T he l a t t e r w e n t S ou th som e w eeks ago.

P re s id e n t B a l la rd a n d M an ag e r S m ith , o f th o O cean G rove A ssoc ia­t io n , a t te n d e d a m e e tin g o f th e ax- e cu tiv e fcom m lttee on T u e sd ay in H ew Y o rk C ity .

MIbs E d n a P e a r l M a r tin , fo rm erly o f 410 S ix th av en u e , A sb u ry P a rk , o n M o nday .m oved in to h e r re c e n t ly

' 'a c q u ir e d p ro p e r ty in th e G rove, a t 108 L a k e a v en u e .

E d m u n d L . T hom pson le f t O cean ■Grove th is m o rn in g to . jo in hid b ro th e rs J o e an d N a t a t W es t P a lm B each , F la ., w h e re th e y h av e e x te n ­s iv e fish ing In te re s ts . •

B room e B ro th e rs , of th e O cean ' G rovo book s to re , w ill fu rn is h th e C h ris tm a s c a n d y fo r St. P a u l 's S u n ­d a y schoo l. F iv e h u n d re d a n d s ix ty

■ . boxes havo b een o rd e red .

' M rs. A n n a E . L acey an d d a u g h te r , M rs. A. B. Jo n es , 104 W ebb av(enue,

. a r e in P h ila d e lp h ia , th e fo rm e r to ■' re m a in u n t i l s p r in g a n d th e l a t t e r

u n t i l a f te r th e h o lid a y season .

M rs. E liz a b e th T om pk ins, 116 M t. H erp io n W ay, is v is i t in g h e r son F r a n k in ’ N ew Y o rk C ity , n f te r sp e n d in g a w eek w ith 1 h o r s is te r , M iss M ary T, N eal, In N ow ark .

D e p a r tin g from a n n u a l custom , M r. a n d M rs. F r a n k K in g a n d th e l a t t e r 's m o th e r , M rs. M ary B. M ac- P h e rs o n , o f th o B a th A venue H ouse, ■will re m a in in th o G rove a ll w in te r .

A te s t th ro u g h th e snow of th a . In d e p e n d en c e ilro t ru c k , of A sb u ry

P a rk , o n T u e sd ay b ro u g h t th o b ig m a c h in e th ro u g h O cean G rove. T h e m o to r w o rk e d e n t i re ly s a tis fa c to r i ly .

J . F r a n k Cobb, a fo rm er re s id e n t o f O cean G rove, h a s lo f t th e S p r in g L alto h o s p ita l, w h e ro ho u n d e rw e n t a n o p e ra tio n a b o u t tw o m o p th s ago.

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, T u e sd ay a f te rn o o n w ith M rs. M. H ow ell, 123 H eck a v en u e , O cean

'■ Grovo.

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'•.the A lp h a E p s ilo n C lub , com posod ! .. ■ o f y o u n g m em bers o f “th e Y. M. C. A,,

h e ad e d by , R a lp h E n g la n d a n d R a y ­m o n d T h o m p so n .-; -

D r. H . B. D o rr , o f Oce&a Grove, w ith h is v io lin a ss is te d , r.t th e v esp er

\ ; so n g s e rv ice .- ln th o F i r s t M.. E .C h u rch , ABbury p a r k , ia s t S u n d a y

■V a fte rn o o n . H e p la y e d th o o b lig a to •y.-.. for" tw o , so lo n u m b e rs .

- C h a r le s H . S m ith , o f N ew Y o rk : C i ty ,- w h o r e c e n t ly p u rc h a se d th a

" ‘ ta s a t ' t l a n t le av en u e , w as in tow s t f la t da f r in g e fo r

‘ ^ r e m o d e l l in g th o • p ro p o r ty . -M rs.-Sm ith accompanied him.

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a t th o hom o o t M rs. M. E s te lle ' W h ee le r, 9 8% M t. H orm on .Way.

R ev, <3. J B . 'F is h e r , p a s to r o f th e WeBt G rove M . SJ. C h u rc h , w ill de­l iv e r a se rm o n o n “T h e Good Sa­m a r i ta n " t j ia co m in g S u n d a y veil­ing . T b o d isco u rse is to to . i l lu s ­t r a te d w ith th e use o f th e s te re o p ti-COtjj

F o r ’ th e p u rp o se of e le c tin g d ire c ­to rs ■ fo r } lu- e n su in g y e a r th e / a n ­n u a l m e e tin g of th e O cean G rove N a­t io n a l B a n k w ill be h e ld on T u e s­day , J a n u a r y 1 1 th , b e tw ee n th o h o u rs o f tw e lv e o ’clock noon a n d one o ’c lock p , na.

h , v a n G illu w e , th e O cean Grove g ro ce r, ‘i s th e leader.',o f a n o rc h e s tr a ju s t fo rm ed am o n g th s p u p ils o f th e A sb u ry P a r k h ig h s c h o o l T h o o r­c h e s tra a t p re s e n t h a s fo u r te e n inexa-

•bfere, a n d th e f ir s t .re h e a rs a l w as lia ld la s t F r id a y ev en in g .

D r. F , J . S h a ck le to n , p a s to r o f th e C ra w fo rd M e m o r ia l M . E . C h u rc h , N ew Y o rk C ity , h a s b e en !;i to w n fo r sev e ra l days, d ire c tin g th e con- s tra c t io i; o f a b u n g a lo w in th e re a r o f h is h o te l p ro p e rty , she O cean V il­la , on W ebb a v en u e n e a r th e beach .

M em bers o f thfe E a g le H ook a n d L a d d e r C om pany oe T h u r sd a y of l a s t w eek w e n t to N ew E g y p t to s e r­e n ad e th e i r n e w ly -m a rrie d b ro th e r firem an , H u g h M oore. T h e y took w ith th em a flu© s e t o f diBlies aa a w e d d in g g i f t to M r. a n d M rs .‘M oore.

M rs, D a isy M. H eck m an , 98 M t. C arm el W ay le f t th e G rovo on T u esd ay fo r P a te rs o n , w h e re aha w ill re m a in u n t i l a f te r th e h o lid ay s .. M rs. H e ck m a n lu t h e B um m er m o n th s is in te re s te d in th o m a n a g s m en! of th o T h o rm n C o tta g e a t 2D W ebb a v en u e .

H a v in g re c e n t ly r e tu rn e d from th e h o s p ita l a t S p r in g L ak e , w here phe.’ -“u n d e rw e n t b n o p e ra tio n . M rs. F a n n ie Seam an h a s c losed h e r co t­ta g e a t 7 ? A sb u ry a v e n u e a n d fo r th e p re s en t Is l iv in g w ith h e r b ro th ­e r, C h arle s M artin,, in W est F if th av en u e , A sb u ry P a rk , . . \

F r a n k l in T . B one, of th e U . S. S. M in n eso ta , now ly in g a t P h i la d e l­p h ia , a n d M iss Je s s ie B one, o f th e P h ila d e lp h ia School o f A rt, y e s te r ­d a y a rr iv e d hom o fo r th e ho lid ay s . T h e y a ro th e so n a n d d a u g h te r of M r. a n d M rs. E d m u n d H . B one, of th e C arro llo tn , 32- W ebb av en u e .

W h ile a t te n d in g serv ice In th e F i r s t P re s b y te r ia n C h u rc h , A sb u ry P a rk , la s t S u n d ay m o rn in g , Mra, M ary A. H a rr is , o f Ocean G rove, w as seized w ith a f a in t in g spell. She w as rem oved by D r. J a m e s M. A ck­e rm a n to h e r hom e h e re a t 44 C en­t r a l av en u e , w h e re sh e 'fifteedlly re ­covered,

G eorge a n d E d w a rd P e rry , sons o f M r. an d M rs. C h ar le s O. P e rry , 75 H eck avenue , a re in c lu d e d >.n th e b a sk e tb a ll squad a t R u tg e rs . B o th boys a re N ep tu n o g ra d u a te s a n d a re w e ll u p in a l l b ra n c h es o f a th le tic s . G eorge Is n o w in h is second y e a r a t R u tg e rs w h ile E d is a f ir s t-y e a r s tu ­d en t.

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D r. W illia m A, R obinson , o t M ain av en u e , a t te n d e d th e D ecem ber m e e tin g o f th e M o n m o u th P r a c t i t io n e rs ’ S oc ie ty 011 T h u rsd a y n ig h t of l a s t w eek a t th e h o s p ita l ln Long B ra n ch . T h e fe a tu re of th e m e e tin g w as a p a p e r on "F rac tu re d -E lbow Jo in tB " re a d by D r. F . G. A ngeny , o f Avon.

W ord com es to O cean G rove t h a t M rs. E liz a b e th S m ith , e v an g e lis t, ia 111 o f p n e u m o n ia a t th e hom e o f a n iece in C am den. A s k il lfu l p h y s i­c ia n and a tra in e d n u rs s a re in a t ­te n d an ce . M rs. S m ith h a s b een fo r o v e r th i r ty y e a rs th e le a d e r o f th e Im m ed ia te D ecision se rv ice o f th e O cean G rove cam p m ee tin g .

M rs. W illia m R aisch , o f O cean G rove, h ead ed th s 'c o m m it te e in c h a rg e of th o re c ep tio n g iv en a t th e F i r s t P re s b y te r ia n C h u rch , A sb u ry P a rk , ia s t F r id a y ev en in g . M iss L e o la M oore a n d M iss P lo t s T ee l, a l ­so o f th e G rovo, p a r t ic ip a te d in th e p ro g ram , th e fo rm er w ith a h u m o r­ous re a d in g a n d th e l a t t e r w ith an ad d ress .

T h a m a rr ia g e of M iss J e n n ie ( “ T o o ts” ) F a m iito n , d a u g h te r o t M r. an d M rs. M o rris F . F a m iito n , of B ro o k ly n , to W illiam E . W a lk e r , of A m sterdam , N . T ,, is to ta k e p lace a t th e H o te l S t. G eorge, B rook lyn , on T u esd ay , J a n u a r y 18. T h e b r id e e le c t an d h e r p a re n ts a re w e ll- k n o w n Bum m er re s id e n ts o f O cean G rove.

Pauline Frederick At lyric.T h e b e a u t i fu l s t a r w h c h a s r e ­

c e n t ly fo rg ed h e r w ay to th e f ro n t ra n k s ,s P a u lin e F re d e r ic k , w ill a p ­p e a r a t th e L y r ic T h e a tre n e x t M on­d a y a n d T u esd ay i n . “ B e lla D o n n a ,” fro m a p la y b y R o b e r t H ich en a . T h is s u b je c t w ill p rove to b e . th e g re a te s t s t a r r in g v e h ic le fo r M iss F re d e ric k , On W ed n e sd ay a h d T h u rsd a y , E d n a G o o d rich ’ in a s to ry o f tw o m e n a tid one w o m an , ” A rm s tro n g 's W ife ." .F riday . B la n c h e S w eet, In “The.- 8 a- c r e t S in ,” ■ a , s to ry w h ic h w a g es ft b i t t e r f ig h t w ith t h s U n ite d S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t a g a in s t the* >3rug h a b it . C h ris tm a s D ay, o n e o f t h e .m o s t b e a u t i fu l d ra m a s o f the, y e a r , “ Com ­rade; J o h n ," th e s to ry . o{ a fa ls e p ro p h e t, in w h ich W illia m E l l ip t t a n d R u th R o lan d p la y th o le a d in g ro le s . •

Unclaimed le tte rs .T h o fo llo w in g le t te r s re m a in u n ­

c la im ed in th e O cean Grove- p osto f- fica fo r th o w eek e n d in g D ecem ber1 5 : ;-V ; - . v - •1 1 M iss G eo rg le C h r is t ia n , S u z a n n e G oodfellow , G eorge H U sdorf, ■: Mi,ss J u n ia t a Ja n g u jl , M iss I j. V . R ead , J. W atso n , M.- W e ln tra u b , R ic h a rd

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F ro m Sari F ran o isc o com es • th is fa v o ra b le w o rd o f one w ho Is w ell k n o w n in O cean G rovo:

“ M me, L a u ra de "Vilmar, p r im a d o n n a so p ran o fro m th e L ondon a n d F re n c h operas, a n d d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M rs. A, W . L y m an , O cean Grove, h a s h a d th e honor o f b e in g th e Bolo- 1s t a t th o la s t an d g re a te s t ao n c e rt a t th e P a n a m a -P a c if ic E x p o s itio n in S an F ran c isc o . T h e co n c e rt w as th o g re a t c h p ra i-o rc h e s tra c o n ce rt, w ith th e ex p o sitio n o rc h e s tra o f e ig h ty m en n nd a c h o ru s o f BOO Voices, an d w as h e ld a i th e sp len d id , F e s tiv a l H a l l F u l ly G,00ii p e rso n s w e re p re sen t. P a r t s o f E l i ja h w e re g iv en , M me. de V ilm a r s in g in g ‘H e a r Ye, O, I s ra e l ,’ th e c a n t a ta 'F a i r E l le n ’ (B ru c h .) , a n d th- ‘M o teU s G a llin ' (G o u n o d ). M adam o de V ilm a r re ­ceived th e m o s t e x ce lle n t c r itic ism s, th e m u s ic a l c r i t ic s c o n ip a rin g h e r to th a g re a t A lb a n i .at h e r beef. S he rece iv ed an o v a tio n , th e au d ien ce a p p la u d in g e v e ry h ig h n o te . M adam e de V ilm ar h a s opened ' a s tu d io in S an F ran c isc o a n d is l iv in g th e re w ith h e r h u s b a n d a n d b ab y g ir l .”

In re n e w in g h is s u b sc r ip tio n for th e T im es a P i t t s b u r g f r ie n d w rite s : " I am so th a n k fu l to s e t th e Ocean G rove Tim es, I t is l ik e g e t t in g a l e t te r from hom o. So i l ia n k fu i to h e a r from D r. B a l la rd , D r, S co tt, D r, W h ee le r an d w lfo a n d a l l o f God’a d e a r ones. M ay God less th em a ll a n d O cean G rove , a n d k e e p . l t in H is ow n w a y ." • ^

O, th e snow , th e b e a u t ifu l snow ! Ocean G rove fo lk s in th e S o u th lan d w ill b e . In te re s te d to k n o w th a t w e h a d a B ix-inch fa ll o f th e “ b e a u t i­f u l” M onday n ig h t, w h ile dow n th e re th e y a ro e n jo y in g th e s u n sh in e a n d flow ers.

F ro m a fr ie n d o f th e T im es, of O cean G rove a n d o f h u m a n ity in g e n e ra l :

" P le a se find enclosed one d o lla r, a sm a ll c o n tr ib u tio n to th e m u n ic i­p a l C h ris tm a s tre e o f O cean Grove. I f tho tre e does n o t b lossom p lease u se th e a m o u n t fo r som e poo; ch ild o r a fa m ily w hose C h ris tm a s w ill be C o m p ara tiv e ly c h ee rle s s an d com ­fo rtle ss . W ish th e a m o u n t wag ' a h u n d re d fo ld .”

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D u rin g D ecem ber i t w ill be n eces­s a ry fo r ev ery m o to r is t in N ow J e r ­sey to file a n a p p lic a tio n fo r th e ren e w al of th e license on h is car. I t is in th is c o n n ec tio n th a t C om m is­s io n e r D ill h a s evofVed a p la n lo r re a c h in g every p e rso n re sp o n sib le fo r th e co n d itio n o f a n a u to m o b ile In th o S la te ,

In co n n ec tio n w ith th ia a p p lic a ­tio n b la n k th e re is re q u ire d a n affi­d a v it a s to h o rse p o w er, o w n e rsh ip an d o t h e r ' m a tte r s t h a t m u s t be k n o w n p r io r to th e is su a n ce o f th e license . T h is a ffidav it is sw o rn to b y . th o c a r o w n er, a n d 'u n t i l th e a f ­fidavit- fo rm in g p a r t of th e a p p lic a ­tio n iB filed no lic e n se is issued . C om m issioner D ill h a s th is y e a r in co rp o ra te d In th is a ffid av it b la n k a space fo r a s ta te m e n t a s to w h e th e r o r n o t th e a p p lic a n t fo r th e licen se h a s p ro p e rly t re a te d th e l ig h ts oh h is c a r so a s to com ply w ith th e d im m in g law .

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In 11.'.libers am ong (lie g re a t religions uf tin, world, is w rapped in m uch un­certa in ty , nnd th e personality of its I'oUudv r Ik 111 [ire o r leys obscure, i t is generally believed tb a t B uddha w as a prince o f a pe tty Ind ian nation 'nn-; Ilial lie w as born about the beginning of I lie iiftli cen tu ry before C hrisL U e w as na died S lddlm rtlm aud w ns also know n as Sakya. bis fam ily nam e. T he title of Kuddlia, w hich w as given him, in'caus " th e en ligh tened .” l ie sp en t m any y ears In study aud so li­ta ry m edita tion and finally evolved th e philosophy w hich lie p reached fo r over fo r ty y e a rs hi n o rth e rn India . H e 'yns abou t eighty, w hen he died.—Y outh 's Com panion.

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th e s to c k h o ld e rs of th e O cean Grove N a tio n a l B a n k w ill b e h e ld a t its b a n k in g office in th e Ocean <irove C am p M ee tin g A sso c ia tio n b u ild in g , O cean G rove, S . J ., on T u esd ay , J a n u a r y 11, 191G, b e tw ee n th oh o u rs of 12 o’clock n o o n a n d 1 o ’clock p. m ., fo r the- p u rp o se of e le c tin g d ire c to rs fo r th e e n su in g y e a r , a n d to t r a n s a c t su ch o th e r bu s in ess a s m a y p ro p e r ly com e be- f o r th e m ee tin g .

T . A . M IL L E R , C ash ie r.D a ted O cean G rove, N . J . , D ecem ­

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5 M any persons h av in g sum s of m oney from five hu n d red to a few th o u san d dol- ’ •S la rs are a t a loss as to th e ch a rac te r of th e in v estm en t to m ake." §• W hy n o t buy a good ra ilroad or m unic ipa l bond or a safe div idend p ay in g S,,5 stock ? |S F o r th e convenience of th e pub lic who w ish to m ake such in v estm en ts we have •! on hand alw ays a num ber of first-class safe securities, w hich we sha ll be g lad to se ll S; a t th e m a rk e t prices. *• . • ,

! T h e S e a c o a s t N a t i o n a l B a n k 1I :■ O F F IC B K S S* J ames M, R alston, P r e s id e n t J ab. F . A ckehman , V ice P re s id e n t W il i .iam A. B erkv, C a s h ie r ;j t . H ehmaS UBmNtiEH, J it ., A ss is ta n t C n sh io r L. M ae K a'vsux, A s s is ta n t C a s h ie r S

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S pec ia l t ic k e ts co y erin g th re e -d a y W a s h in g to n to u rs d u r in g th e m o n th uf D ecem ber, u n d e r th e a ll-expense p lan , w ill b e so ld a t th e p r in c ip a l B ta ticn s fo r to u r o f M onday, De­cem b er 2S th , v ia C e n tra l r a i lro a d of New J e rse y a n d co n n ec tio n s F o r d e ta ils c o n c e rn in g o th e r W a s h in g ­to n , D .‘ C., p e rso n a lly co nducted to u rs c o n su lt t ic k e t a g e n ts a t ie - p o t. , -

' T h e m asquoraders* c e le b ra u o a a t P h i la d e lp h ia o n N ow Y e a r 's Day, J a n u a ry . 1 , - 191G, •will' b e e sp ec ia lly in te re s t in g . F o r ty tilubs In fan cy costum o w ill be in the- p rocession . T o acco m m o d a te th o e x tr . t r a v e l on th a t d a te th e P e n n s y lv a n ia ra i l r o a d w ill o p e ra te a sp ec ia l t r a t a le a v in g h e re a t 6.58 a . m „ m a k in g lo c a l s to p s to M an a sq u an , re a o h ln g B road s tre e t ,; P h ila d e lp h ia , 9 .27 a . m . R<v tu r n in g leave. -B road, s t re e t , a t 8 .45 p . m . T io k eta good o n ly o n th e s p e -

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K ille d by f a ll in g fro m a t r a in n e a r F a rg o , N o rth D ak o ta , th s body of J a c k P re s c o tt, a fo rm e r re s id e n t o t R ed B an k , re a c h e d th e l a t t e r p la ce la s t S u n d a y . F o r som e y e a rs P re s c o tt liv ed w i th h is n ia te r, M rs. M ary B aiiey , d u r in g w h ic h tim e he w a s ' em ployed a s a sa le sm a n Cor F o rd & M ille r, shoe d e a le rs . H e w a s a f in s s in g e r .

A t th e tim e o f h is d s a th Mr, P re s c o tt w a s a m em ber o t th e A r­th u r C lam ag e M u sica l Com p; St is supposed^ lie w a s seized w ith - a su d d en a t t a c k of s ick n ess, a s h e a ro se from h is Beat tin d w alited to th e end o f th e c a r a n d p assed o u t lo th e p la tfo rm . T h e n e x t m o m en t p a sse n g ers n e a r th o door w e re b a r- ro rfled to bbo th e body d a a g l lu g th ro u g h space , t t is th o u g h t ,h e lo s t Kis b a la n ce . T h e a c c id e n t h ap p en ed on M onday o f l a s t w eek . . /

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A m erican -L u F ran co F ir e B n g in a C om pany, E lm ira , N. Y., h a s b e e n i n ’ O cean G rovo th is w eek m a k in g som o re p a irs a n d c h a n g e s to th e lo c a l fire a p p a ra tu s . T h eae . in c lu d e d a new ja c k s h a f t on th e W a s h in g to n p u m p in g en g in e a n d a n ew sy stem of brakeB on th o E a g le t ru c k .

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T h e re is tho fam ous M oravian trom ­bone choir, w llli a fu ll s tr in g o rchestra and th e sk illfu l orjrn jiist n t th e organ And th e ch ild ren do th e ir sh a re o f .tlm sltitrhijr, Ajraln each person in the audicnco. yomivr o r old. receives a ligh t­ed cand le In m em ory o f tlie one borne by C oun t Z inzendorf so ninny years ago. E ven th e cho ir m em bers hold ta p e r s a s thoy M n g .

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Tim o T nblo In E ffe c t Opt. 81, l ’S lS .

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v a n ia R. R ., S e v en th A venuo a n d ,1 T h ir ty -se co n d B treot; fo o t o l O ort- la n tll S treo t; to o t o f D csbroB seaO t:;: H u d so n T e rm in a l H . A. M . R , K .) ) C h u rc h an d C o rtn n d t S treo ta . C on­tr a ! R , R. o f N ew Jo rsey . lo o t o t L ib e r ty S tr e e t; fo o t o t W es t 2 3 rd S tree t.

L E A V E A SB U RY P A R K A ND OCEAN GROVB

F o r N ew Y o rk — 0.10, S .38 , 0 .63 ,7 .14 , 8 .00 , , 8 .20 , 8 .40 , 9 .09 .10 .65 a . m .. 1 .13 , 2 .20 , 4 .00 ,4.30, 5 .29 , 7 .0 8 , $ .0 0 ( S a tu r ­d ay s o n ly ) p. ra, S u n d ay s— 8.25,9.00 a. m „ 4 .13 , 6 .18 , 6 .32 , 0 .42 ,7 . 4 2 , 8 . 3 2 , 9 . 3 0 p . m . \

F o r E liz a b e th a n d N e w a rk — 6.10,6.30 , 7,14 (N e w a rk o n ly ) , 8 .20

' (N e w a rk o n ly ) , 8 ,48 , 9 .09 , 10 .65a, in ., 1 .13 , 2 .20, 4 .00 , 4.S0, 6 .29 ,

. 7 .08 , 9 .00 (S a tu rd a y s o n ly ) p. m . S u n d ay s— 8.26, 8.00 a . m ., 4 .13 ,5 .13 , 5.32, G.42, 7 .42 , 8 .32 , 9 .30 P. m . . i

F o r M a ta w a n a n d P e r th A m boy—0.10, G.36, 6 .53 , 8 .46 , 9 .09 , 10 .55а. m ., 1 .13 , 2 .20 , 4 .00 , 6 .29 (M a t­a w a n o n ly ) , 7 .08 , 9 .00 ( S a tu r ­d ay s o n ly ) p. m . S u n d ay s— 8.26 ,9.00 a. m. 4.13 (M a ta w a n o n ly ) , 5 .32 , 6.42 (M a ta w a n o n ly ) , 8 .32 p. m.

F o r R ed B a n k — 6.10, 6 .36 , 6 ,5 3 ,7.14 , 8 .00 , 8 .20 , 8 .46 , 9 .09 ,10 .66 a., m . 1 .13 , 2 .20 , 4 .00 , 4 .30 ,б.29 , 7 .08 , 9.00 (S a tu rd a y s o n ly ) p. m . S u n d ay s— 8.26, 8 .00 a , m .

' 4 .13 , 5 .18 , 8 .82 , « . « , 7 .42 , 8 .3 2 .S . 3 0 p . IE .

F o r L o n g B ra n ch — 6.10, 6 .36 , 6 .53 ,7 .14 , 8 .00 , 8 .20 , 8.4S, 9 .09 , 3.0.08,10 .35 , 1 0 .56 , 11 .13 . 11 .59 a : m .,I .1 3 , 2,20', 2 .28 , 4,00, 4 .17 (S a t­u rd a y s o n ly ) ; 4 .30 , S.29, 5.006.57 , 7 .0 8 ...7 .1 9 , 9.00 (S a tu r d a y s o n ly ) p . m . S u n d ay s— 8.25* 9 .00 ,11 .35 , 11 .48 a. m ., 4 .13 , 5 .32 , 6 .4 2 ,7 .42 , 8 .32, 9 .16 , 5.30 p. m .

F o r B elm ar, S p r in g L ake , M aiss- sq u a n an d Poinf, p le a s a n t— 1.51 (M o n d ay s excep ted )., 5 .40 (e x ­c e p t M a n a s q u a s ) , 3.05 (e x c e p t P o in t P le a s a n t ) , 6 .44 ,. 6 .56 , 7 .24 (e x c ep t P o in i P le a s a n t ) , 8 .07 (e x ­cep t P o in t P le a s a n t ) , 10 .15 , 10 .57 ,I I .3 6 (e x cep t P o in t P le a s a n t ) ,12.49, 1 .29 , 2.10 (Saturdays*o n ly ) , 2 .25 , 2 .33 , 3.04 (S a tu rd a y s o n ly ) , 3.20 (e x cep t P o in t P le a s ­a n t ) . 4.50 (e x c ep t P a in t P le a s a n t)E.20, G.04 (S a tu rd a y s e x c e p te d ) ,6.20, 6 .49 , 7 .07 , 8 .07 , 11 ,10 p. n i . ' S u n d a y s— 1.51, 8 .05, 7.61 (e x c e p t P o in t P le a s a n t ) , 10 .28 , 1 1 .09 ,11 .23 a . m ., 12 .49 , 3 ,25 , 4 .1S .4.56 (e x c ep t P o in t P le a s a n t ) ,5 .37 , tf.12, 7.22, 10 .48 p . m .

F o r E’reeb o ld , T re n to n a n d P h l la - d e lp liia v ia S ea G ir t a n d P e n n s y l­v a n ia R . R .— 6.05, 7 .24, S .07 ,11.38 a . in ., 3 .20, 4.50 p . m. S u n ­d ay s 7.51 a . m ,,-4.5G p. as.

F o r T om s R iv e r, M o u n t H o lly , C am ­den an d P h i la d e lp h ia (M a rk e t S t. W h a r f ) , '4 a S ea S ide P a r k — 3.6$a. in ., 2 .33 p. m . S u n d a y s— 4 .1 9 ,5.37 p. m . •

F o r F re e h o ld Tia M a ta w a n and- C. R, of N . J — 6.53, B.46, 5.0.65 s . ra „ 1 .13, 4 .00, 5.29 p . m , S u n d a y s9.00 a. ra.; 4 .13 , 8 ,32 p . m.

F o r T re n to n , a rtd P h ila d e lp h ia r t s B ound B rook R oute-rvB .lO , 8 .48 ,10.55 a. m . 2 .20 , 4 .00 , 7 .08 , 0.0<

(S a tu rd a y s o n ly ) . S u n d ay s— 8 .2 5а. m .; 4 .13 , 6 .42 , 8.32 p. m.

L E A V E N E W Y O RK F O R A SB U RY P A R K A ND OCEAN G ROVE.

C' R . R. o f N . J ., fo o t of L ib e r ty S t. — 4.00, 8 .15, 11 .30 a. m „ 1 .2 0 (S a tu rd a y s o n ly ) , 4 .45 , 5 .3 0 ,б.30 , 9.00 p. tn. 12 .01 m id n ig h t. S u n d ay s— 4.00,. 9 .15 a, m „ 4 ,0 0 ,9.00 p . in.

C. R. R. o t N , J . , fo o t o t-W e s t 2 3 r« S tr e e t— S.05, 11 .20 a. m „ 1 .1 0 '(S a tu rd a y s o n ly ) , 4 .30 , 5 .2 0 ,6.20 , S.50, 11 .50 p. m . S u n ­d a y s— 9:05 a. in ., 3 .50 , 8.60 p . m .

P e n n s y lv a n ia R . R. S e v e n th A v en u o iBi! 32d S t r e e t— 9:04, 11 .1 2 a , m .,

12 .34 , 3 .42 , 4.20, .{excep t S a 'tu r- .d a y s ) , 5.12 p.- m . S u n d a y s—

8.38, 9 .30 , 11 .12 a . 'm . , 1 .30 , 5 .1 2 P. rr

P e n n s y lv a n ia 'R . R „ H u d so n T e rm ­in a l K. & M. R . R. C h u rch s a i l C o rtla n d t S tre e ts —-3',33, 9 .00 ,11 .10 a . m ., 12 .27 (S atu rdayu-o n ly ) , 12 .30 , 3 .42 , 4 .28 (S a tu r ­d ay s e x c e p te d ) ,6.12 p. m , S u n d a y s — 8.30, 9 .30 , 11 .10 a. m „ 1 .3 0 ,5.17 p. m.

' F o r f u r th e r p a r t ic u la r s boo t im e ­ta b le s a t s ta t io n s .L. W . B E R R Y ,

■ S u p t. N . Y. & L . B. R . R. CHAS. O. M cFAD D IN,

G. P . A ., N . Y. & L . B . R . R .B'. N . B E L L , . '

G. P. A ., P e n n s y lv a n ia R a i lro a d . W . C. H O PE ,

G. P . A ., C. R . R . o f N . J . .

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T h e C h r i s t C h ild .Oh, the bnnuty of tho Christ Child,

Tlio jrenilimoss. tlu* Kraco,Tho smiling, loving tenderness,

Tli*' tiifimMIo onibmeel All hnbyhooil he hoideth.All motherhood InfoHleth,

Vet who hath eeen Ids fneo?

44 V -V H ia S T M A S TO W N " is ill its ■ glory on C hristm as.^ J C h ris tm as .tow n is tin*

q u a in t old vilhtge in P en n ­sy lvan ia w hich w as nam ed B ethlehem 174 y ea rs ago by C ount 'Z inzondorf, head a n d founder o f tiie M oravian

. faltlL ~ •T h e coun t a rriv ed in th e settlem en t

on Dec. 24,1741. T h a t even ing lie took a lig h ted candle an d en te red th e s tab le belonging to tho single tiny stone dw elling of th e place, an d tlien and there , w ith th e sm ell o f th e hay abou t him , he nam ed th e tow n th a t w as to

- he B eth lehem —“ N ich t Jerusa lem , son- d e rn B eth lehem ” (“no t Jerusa lem , hut B eth lehem ”). .

E v ery C hristm as eve since then has h ad its “vigil.”

E v ery M oravian homo lias its C h ris t­m as tree , flanked by “fwtzori.” A p u t ’/. is a b eau tifu l b it of indoor landscape garden ing , w ith fuzzy w h ite co tton for sn o w a n d a lw ay s a tin y s tab le o f Beth- ^tjhem, w ith a doll C h ris t in a s ix inch

/m a n g e r , aud doll Joseph, M ary anti w ise m en s tan d in g by , w;hile a tinsel s ta r of th e e a s t sh in es w ith undlm in- ished ray.

T hree o'clock on the aftt>r;.*oou of Dec. 24 finds every M oravian fam ily in the g re a t stone church , b u ilt in 1800. All th e bab ies a re there , hund reds of babies, w ide eyed in adm ira tion o f the decorations. T h e vestibu le is full of baby carriages. T h e pu lp it a n d read ing d e sk a re concealed by a b ig p ic tu re of th e N ativ ity .

C lassical m usic o f th e u tm o s t beau ty is su n g a t th o love fe a s t sen*ice. I t is special M oravian m usic, often su n s from m an u sc rip t scores over a hun­d red y ea rs old, w hich w hen n o t in use a re kep t in th e g re a t a rch ive v au lts of th e church. P e a ls o u t th e gront chorus, th an k in g th e in fa n t J e s u s for h is benefactions. ■

T h en th e “d iencr,” o r sac ris tan s , men and wom en, e n te r th e g re a t fro n t doors. T h e m en c a rry huge tra y s o f s team ing cups o f coffee, th e w h ite cupped w om ­en delicious M oravian b u n s , iln/sc* Vn»n* d e rfu l buns p rep ared by th ree genera­tions o f h e re d ita ry M orav ian bakers.

D in n e r a t 5 o’clock over, th e m m . w om en an d la rg e r ch ild ren re tu rn a t d fo r th e “vigil.” T ho church is ab laze w ith lights, crow ded to overflowing. T h e re is a ch o ir o f ab o u t s ix ty , m ar­ried w om en w earin g * p ink ribbons in

LAUNDRYOh, the nearness of the Qhrlst Chhtf

When for a sacrcd space Ho nestles In our very homes,

Llpfbt of th* human race!Wo know him nnd we love him,No man to. us neeil prove him,

Yet who hath seen his face?—Mary Mapes Dodge.

P o r p ro m p t w o rk , Troll done , g iv e m e a tr ia l . F a m ily w ash so lic ited . Open a ll th e y ea r .CHTJ L B N , 5 7 O LIN ST ., O pp. P . O.

O cean Q ro ?eYE A R afie r y ea r C h ris tm as week finds th is store crowded w itli belated shop- pers. In these h u rrie d la s t h o a rs of C hristinas b u y in g th ey canno t m ake th e de­

lib e ra te inspection and com parison w hich finally resu lt in th e h ap p y cho ice ; an d som e of the choice th in g s are gone.

W e w ant to g ive you m ore tim e and b e tte r a tten tion th a n we can give you in C hristm as week. W e w ant you to m ake y o u r selection before o u r stock is b roken— before th e very best item s have been picked out. '

F o r y o u r own sake ta k e advan tage of the p resen t— “don’t w ait.” I w ill hold y o u r purchases u n til you w an t them , on y o u r paym e'nt of a sm all deposit.

T h e la rg e s t s to re in th e s ta te devoted exclusively to the jew elry business.

W e eng rave a n y th in g b o u g h t here w ithout ex tra charge.

H U N T INE 5 pjmi S zE L M B

JO H M N , B U R T I SFUNERAL DIRECTOR

Open S a y an d N igh t. P r iv a te R o om s fo r F u n ara ts .

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M. G. G R im NG0NTRAGT0R and BlILDER

Residence, No. 66 Heck AvenueOGEAN GB0VC, N. .1. .

F R E D E . F A R R YFUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMEB

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C h a rle s S . F e r r is

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rich ra re food lies Chri.Mmas joy o r b I ess i 1 ig, i t ! ies—no 0111* eaii te ll a n o th e r ns hero i t lies. T he lind ing m ust be fo r one’s soli* alone. 1 r u n o n l y say to all litile children'.' to all g row nup fjiii<ii-i*n. lu all wiio a rc looking. I n e k n.s w ell a s to thusew lh i an* look 1: f o r w a r d , t»» tiiem 1 * an say w ith T iny Tim , ”(i.»d bless yon each th is liap[»v ( l>ristinas tim e,” and if you would lu; very su re to get its . m eaning b e s t m ake a real C hristm as fo r som ebody who mlulM not have it b u t fo r you.—K a le Langley Bosher.

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P R O F E S S I O N A L C A R D SDO NOT KEGIECT 70Tm EYES.

G et th e B enefit o l m y 43 y e a rs ' p ra c tic e . Y ou c a n d ep en d on c o rre c t t io n o f H e ad a c h es a n d N ervous trem ble, n e a r ly a l l o f w h i c h a re cau sed b y b ad vU lon.

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700 a n d 702 M a t t i s o n A v e n u e , A s b u r y P a r k

SPE C IA L SQ u a lity B u tte r .................................................................35c. pound

C h eaper th an you can buy it w holesaleB rie k ’s M ince M e a t .......................................9c, pound , 3 for 25c.

'Tastes good, sounds goodP anci’ke F l o u r ................................................ 9c. pound, 3 for 25c.

J u s t w hat you w ant for b reak fast G ra p e fru it . . . . . . . . . . 6 for 25c. o r 450. a dozen

E^xtra heavy^ tin c e d C lam s . • .................................................................2 for 25c.

I t cannot- be beat for clam soup or b ro thS u g a r Beets,’ in g la ss ja rs . . ............................. 14c.

V ery sm all, ver.y ten d erG loss Soap, for la u n d ry . , . . , .................... .... 7 for 25c.

.. V ery hard . • •................. .S tr in g Beaus, c u t ............................ gc., ,3 for 25c.

G reen aud fancyR ice ........................ 7c. pound, 4 for 25c.

E x tra w hite and good cookerP ry p h o sa ....................... . 9c. package , 3 for 25c.

M akes th e hnesi gela tine , al) flavors B x tra F an cy Xew Sweet C i d e r ................................. 23c. gallon

L u m b er H a rd w a reP a in ts , P lu m b e rs ’ S u p p lie s -

B e a v e r B oard32 and 4R Iiu-fits w id e , 60 lo 1D2 tn cties'lo n f;

COHTUACTS FOR SANITARY OPEN s P I U M B IN e

w.lll be c a re fu lly a n d ocianM Gcally c a r r ie d o u t u n d e r o u r o w n i m m e d i ­a t e su p erv is io n , a n d in acco rd a n ce w ith this v e ry la te s t Idetsg n n d Im ­p ro v em e n ts t h a t la , c a l le d f o r b y m o d ern , u p -to -d a te p lu m b in g , w h an yo u e n t r u s t y o u r -work to T hom as A ngie;.. W e w ill fu rn is h e s tim a te s cheoV fully, an d a t p r ic e s t h a t c an n o t be aom petod w ith ; w o rk m an sh ip ccn sid e red .

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105 Emory Street, Asbuiy ParkT e le p h o n e 1 3 6 0 - R

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♦N ew Y o rk o n ly . S S a tu rd a y s o n ly . •

Garwood E tedrics! Constrcictioii Co.

• Lo«ta P rano , P to p rik to r

PRACTICAL LOCKSMITHSEHsetrio lig h tin g <.»nd pow er fo r

fans 'ind motors, tle c tr lo b e lls ,; te le - : phenes, R ep a irin g o f a ll kind:;, B ab; carriage* re tired , ohalrs and rookors recaned, trunks, bags a n d .su it caoos, n m b re lla s ; and • fevoeols repaired . Locks, keys, koy: cKscke and door p la tes m ade to ordbr, S a fes.rcp a ir- edi... SclosorB, knlvaa and j(\wn m o v ­ers 8harpenod»; Bawa filed and set.1 Walt St.. Oemn-Qrove,,and ,0 jsot*

flo Ave.,,Bradley.jBeauIi,

LEW IS LUMBER CO.95 South Main Street

A s i i u r y P a r k , N . J .

M ill on PremlNeN B ran ch Y a rd , S p r ln n L abe , N ew J e r s e y

ANDREW T. VAN CLEVE Contracting Engineer

High and Low Pressure Steam Installations, Sanitary Plumbing and House Heading

C on tractin g in A ll B ra n c h e s o l P ip in g nnd^Pow er W ork

io8 South Main Street, Oceati QroveT elep h o n e con nection

1 5 0 BROADW AY, LOHG BR A N CH , l i . 1 .Cfllcc H o u rs : . M onday and F rid ay , 9.00 A. M.

to j.oo P. M. W ednesday, 6.00 to 8.00 P. l i .

Edmund L.R e p a i r in g P r o m p t ly A t te n d e d T o

SILAS W. BARTONC a rp en ter

and BuilderResidence: 01 -Corlles Ave., West Qrove, N. J

P . O . B o x a . O c e a n Q r o v e , N J ,

1 nompsonPRACTICAL HOUSE

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A t C h ris tm as tide th e hostess re ig n s suprem e, and she will need o u r assistance w hen it coiues to th e su p p ly in g of the p roper ea tab les for th e g rea t ho liday.

W e A r e R e a d y f o r Y o uO u r sto re is stocked to overflow ing w ith all the good th in g s

you will w ant. W e have th e g rea test varie ty of the best goods in the land a t reasonable prices to m eet every one’s purse,

S to re w ill be c lo sed al! d n y n e x t S a tu rd a y , C h ris tm a s day

THE BEST OF NUTS-C hoice Itlixed , lb ................. 17c.N ew W a ln u ts , lb ................................. 20c.P a p e rs h e ll W a ln u ts , b o x .............25c.A lm onds ..................... .. 18c. to 25c. lb.S tu ffed D ates, G lass .....................25c.F ig s , s tu ffe d w ith n u ts a n d

c lie rric s , g la ss .............. 25c. to 50c.E x t r a F a n c y F ig s , th e fines t you

ev e r saw , lb . . .............. . . . 20 c.

FOE TOMORROW WE OFFER:F in e s t C a l ifo rn ia L em on C lin g

P each es , 25c. c an s ...................... 18c.l lo y a l A nno C h errie s , 30c.

can s ...........................C ho ice G reen g ag es

P lu m s, la rg e can

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10c.F in o S w eet C orn , 3 c a n s . . . . . . 25c.G ood P eas, c a n s ...................... 8c.-10c.S u g a r P ea s , 2 c a n s ........................... 25c.J e r s e y L im as, c a n s . . . . . . . 10c.-13c.T o m ato es , po r c an ..............................8c.T u n a F i s h ; I t ’s lik e ch ick en

m ea t, c an ................................... 13c.O u r " F i r s t P r ic e B u tte r ," sw ee t,

f re s h flavor, lb .................................. 33c.

Sm oked B acon, in S tr ip s , l b . . . . 20c. L a rg e , F a n c y R o a s tin g C h ickens,

lb . ...............................................25c.

f i n e s t Seeded R a is in s , IB ounce box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 c.

L a rg e , J u ic y R aising , lb ,1 0 c .F a n c y T ab le C lu s te r R a is in s ,

15 ounce boxes , . . . 2 0 c . a n d 15c. D elic ious M ince M eat. 8 p o u n d s .2 5 c . H e in z 's a n d B ric k ’s Fam ouB M ince

M eat.P lu m P u d d in g , 1 lb . canB ...............22c.

MEAT BARGAINS FOR SATURDAYL egs o f G en u in e S p r in g L am b ,

lb , . . . . . . . . . ------ . . . ,1 9c.S h o u ld e rs of Y o u n g L am b, lb . . .15c. S m all F re s h H am s fro m 4 lb s. •

up , lb . .................. i ................... ,18c.S m all F re sh Porlc S h o u ld e rs ,

lb ; ................. 1 2 % c.Sm all F re s h H am s, lb ..................1 2 Vic.S m all P o rk L o ins, lb ........................ ,16c.F re s h , L ea n Sldo P o rk , lb . . . . .14c.F re s h S p a re R iba, lb. ....................12c.F re s h P ig 's F e e t, l b . . . . . . . . . . . 5c.C orned P ig ’s H eads,' l b ................. 5c.Fan 'cy L ea f L a rd , lb .........................,1 2c.B es t P r im e R ib R oasts , lb 18c.B lade C u ts of R ili R o as t, l b , . . . 1 5 c . D an d y C huck R o as t, lb , . ' . . . . . 1 4 c . Freslv o r C orned P la te B eef, l b . . 10c. F in e s t F re s h K ille d F ow l, lb . . .20c.

H oney Comb T r ip e , l b . . . . . . . . 12c.S m a ll Sm oked I-Iams, l b . > 18c.

L E H M A N ’ SDEPARTMENT

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W i l l h a v e a l a r g e d i s p l a y o f C h r i s t m a s t r e e s . C h r i s t m a s g o o d i e s , a p p l e s a n d o r a n g e s , c a n d i e d c i t r o n , o r a n g e p e e l , l e m o n p e e l , n u t s , t a b l e r a i s ­i n s , s p i c e s f o r t h e p l u m p u d ­d i n g , m i n c e m e a t — a n d o f c o u r s e t h e f a m o u s V . G . c o f ­f e e t o t o p o f f v ^ i t h .

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FOR CHRISTMASThe problem of selecting the Gift that will be most appreciated

by each recipient finds its solution here. You can come to this “ Store of Gifts ” in utiiioit confidence of finding just what you want at the price—no matter how small or large—that you wish to pay.

Gifts of Jewelry are certainly the most appro p a t > nduring, especially when purchased here where the name is a guarantee of splendid quality, charming designs and superior taste.

Diamonds and Precious Stone Jewelry, Silverware, Watches, Clocks Glass and the latest novelties will afford ample scope for the exercise of your taste.

It, is best to come early, but up’ to the last minute our courteous, helpful attention wifi make this year's Christmas shopping a pleasant memory.

M. L , Weinstein & Co.Reliable Moderate Price Jewelry Store

625 Cookman Avenue, Asbury ParkWe engrave free of charge all goods purchased at

our store on short notice

Christmas hoodies |. 4 . •

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6 6 4 Cookm an Ave.Asbury Park, N. J.

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C oals, Softs D resses, W aists

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Special Sale on Children’s Hats. V a l u e $ 2 , $ 2 . 5 0 a n d $ 3 a t 7 5 c .

$ 5 a n d $6 S i l k V e l o u r H a t s a t $ 2 . 7 5

S p e c i a l $ 4 , $ 5 a n d .$6 ‘ T r i m m e d H a t s , $ 2 . 2 5

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j Extracts and Spices I| ’ s• T h e s t a n d a r d f o r f i f t y y e a r s '•i jj On sale at all first-class grocers • '

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G e n tle h o rse s fo r ladies* use. •

M e w Y e a rTo Our Ocean Grove Friends

Let us cash your' Christmas, fund claecks. . A ■premium of, five per cent! allowed with every .

5 • ; Christmas fund check cashed;on a purchase of: 1 i 'v * ■ - - 5 . > u- ' ! - .| $x.oo or over

OCEAN GROVE HOTELS OCEAN GROVE HOTELS

North End MotelOcean Grove ® 1

D irec tly on tb e B o a rd w a lk ,overlook ing

Tbe only year-round hotel norlb.ol A tlantic City w ith sea w a ter baths

N O W O P E Naind w i l l re m a in ’opcm U lroogbirat tb e

m an agem en t o l FHANCIS YARNALL

:th e - 'o .e e a i r i ;v ^ |. ‘.^ City ■

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A <1 10 £ I Ci 11 S THE OCEAN GRUVE TlM Efe FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1015.

H o lid ay m usic ln th e N a ta to r lu m "Will bo p ro v id ed b y th e c ity com m ls- Bloners.

. . . * * •«M edical a t te n t io n w a s ifaquired

by G eorge S te w a rt, 1205 T h ird ave­n u e , a f t e r a fa l l on th e s te p s of Urn F i r s t M. E. C h u rch la s t S u n d a y a f ­te rn o o n .

*** ■ •* *Rev, J . F . S ch an tz , o f P h ila d e l­

p h ia , con d u cted th o serv ice s in th o L u th e r a n C h u rch j of th e A to n em en t j a s t S u n d ay a t m o rn in g anfl even ­

i n g w orsh ip .

P r o f . F re d e r ic k K . B a ll w i l l g iv e th e con clu d in g o rg a n re c ita l o l th e p re s e n t se r ie s in th e F i r s t B a p t is t C liu rch th is F r id a y ev en in g , p o s t­poned from M onday.

**# » •*If p re s e n t p la n s c a rry , a n effo rt

w il l be m a d e to e n la rg e th e ju r is d ic ? t io c of th e d is t r ic t c o u r t to in c lu d e ' a c t io n s in v o lv in g sum s u p to $1 ,0 0 0 . T h e l im it now is $500.

• .H e a lth In sp e c to r O bert h a s d is­

tr ib u te d am o n g th e b u sin ess h o u ses of t h e c ity 35 ,000 R ed C ross C h r is t­m a s sea ls . T h e school c h ild ren have

,t)00 o f th e se a ls to sell.■ *** * • •

A t th e C h ris tm as e n te r ta in m e n t of tlio F i r s t M. E . S u n d ay schooln e x t T u esd ay ev en in g R ev. L eon K . W illm a n w ill read th e fctory of D ick en s’ “ C h ris tm as C aro l.”

**# •***A la r g e a tte n d a n c e m a rk e d th e

seco n d so c ia l h o u r a t T r in i ty P . B. C liu rch la s t S u n d ay n ig h t a f te r th e e v en in g w o rsh ip . T e a w aa serv ed by th e y o u n g w om en o f th e ch o ir.

' •* * • ■R en o v a te d a t a co st of a b o u t

$.4,000 tiie c lu b h o u se o f th e A sbury P a r k w h e e lm en w as reo p e n ed la s t ev en in g . T h e f irs t “ la d ie s ’ n ig h t” o i th e w in te r w ill be he ld n e x t T u e s ­day.

#** ***C o m m an d er J o h n A. B o rd en , o f C.

K . H a ll Po? t, G. A . It., h a s a r ra n g e d fo r D e p a r tm e n t C om m ander ' W . F , W a s h in g to n to m e e t th e re p re s e n ta ­tiv e s o f a l l co u n ty p o s ts .on T h u r s - o f n e x t w eek a t th e room s of P o s t 40, L o n g B ran ch .

*** •* *T h e ta x levy a g a in s t th e Sea

R e s t , th e P h ila d e lp h ia Y. M. C. A. su m m e r hom e in th is c ity , h a s been affirm ed by th e co u n ty ‘ta x b o a rd A ppeal w ill be ta k e n by th e a sso c ia ­t io n , e i th e r in th e c o u rts o r b e fo re th e S ta te ta x bo a rd .

* * * * * *F o r th e th ir d t im e , in succession

M rs. I. B e rg e r h a s been e lected p re s id e n t of th e L a d ie s ’ H ebrew

sf* Socie ty . T h e so c ie ty w ill g ive i t s s ix th a n n u a l b a ll on W ednesday , F e b ru a ry 9, in th e a rm o ry .

***W h en R o d n ey Ross v e n tu re d on

tb e , i c e of S u n se t la k e la s t S a tu rd a y h e b ro k e th ro u g h . F o r tu n a te ly y o u n g H a rv ey J o n e s w as close by an d w e n t to th e rescue . R oss is th e son o f M r. a n d M rs. M jlan Ross.

*** ***L a s t S a tu rd a y ev en in g th e c le rk s

an d c a r r ie r s 01' th e c i ty postoflice se ren a d e d M r. an d M rs. is a d o r G o ld s te in , n e w ly m a rrie d , a t th e sam e tim e p re s e n tin g th e m a s e t of V ic to r H u g o 's books. T h e h ap p y g ro o m Is a le t te r c a r r ie r .

««* * •*T h e la rg e s t g a ra g e iu N ew Je rse y .

T h is iB th e a m b itio n o f R o b er t B oone, w ho is to e n la rg e Ills p lace a lo n g W esley la k e a t Sum m erfie ld av en u e . W h en h is new g a ra g e is co m p le ted i t w ill h a v e a s to ra g e ca ­p a c i ty fo r over 300 cars.

*** * * *A g ra n d gold m edal w as a w ard ed

M ild red R o b in so n , of th is c ity , in th e te m p e ra n ce o ra to r ic a l c o n te s t la s t F r id a y e v en in g a t th e v H a m ilto n

A Voice From the Southland.

E d i to r O cean G rove T im es:W e n o tic ed re c en tly a re q u e s t in

th e T im es th a t th e hom e fo lk w in ­te r in g in th e S o u th sh o u ld w rite a few lin e s an d g iv e an a c c o u n t of th e i r life th e re . T h e t r u th o f th e m a t te r is, i f I sh o u ld te ll 3'ou of o u r a lm o s t p e rp e tu a l s u n sh in e — re a l M ay and J u n e w e a th e r— u n d if H ic k s ’ p ro p h ecy fo r D ecem ber w e a th ­er in th e N o rth com es tru e , you w ill ev e ry on e feel lik e ta k in g to y o u r­selves wings* a n d Hying to O rlando .

W o h a v e been h e re j u s t s ix w eeks to d ay , an d I th in k M r. R oss a u d 1 n e v e r en jo y ed th e a u tu m n q u ite so m u ch a s tlf is season , sp en d in g a ll p o ssib le t im e o u t in th e s u n sh in e an d ba lm y a ir . O u r cosey hom e of g Ix room s a n d b a th , w ith f ro n t a n d b ack porches,' is s u rro u n d e d w ith su ffic ien t g ro u n d s fo r exercise , so t h a t w e m ay be in th e open w ith o u t g o in g on th o s tre e t . W e havo a f r o n ta g e of o lg h ty -s ix fe e t, a n d th e a d jo in in g p ro p e r ty on o u r r ig h t h a s th o Bdmo, w h ich m ak es u s fee l t h a t w e a ro in th e c o u n try , b u t w e a re n o t, as w e a re o n ly five b lo ck s from th e c o u rth o u se , w h ich is th e c e n te r of th o c ity .

O rlan d o is a liv e an d w id e -a w ak e c ity , b o th from a b u s in ess a n d socia l s ta n d p o in t. In a n aT tlc le ln o u r lo ­cal m o rn in g p a p e r re c e n t ly th e ed­i to r ln c o m m e n tin g on som e co n ­s tru c t io n w o rk sa id “L i t t le o ld Noo Y a w k h a s n o th in g on O r la n d o / ' So you see th e n a tiv e S o u th e rn e r is s a t ­isfied w ith h is hom e tow n .

Ab to th e Bocial life , I t Beams to m o to bo too s tre n u o u s , a n d h o w th e w om en e n d u re i t is a m y s te ry .

; A lm o st a h a l f p a g e of t h e m o rn in g p a p e r ev e ry d a y is g iv e n up to con­

d e n s e d Item s o f so c ie ty do ings.O n th e 4 th In s t, a re c ep tio n w as

g iv e n b y onei o f th e p ro m in e n t / l a d i e s o f th e c ity In h o n o r o f M rs. P a r k T ram m e ll , w ife o f tb o Gover-,

$ n o r ;o f th is S ta te . I w as a n In v ited

M. E. C h u rch . O th e rs w ho to o k p a r t in th e c o n te s t w e re C a r ro ll M cK in ; ney , M y rtle R ice, M in erv a Rogers', H elen M a rr in e r a n d H e ttlo T ilto n .

" ***C ity C lerk H a r ry B. W h ite a n d

School C om m issioner J . G j C o lem an w e re in W as h in g to n la s t S a tu rd a y a n d ca lled a t th e W h ite H ouse to see P re s id e n t W ilson , a f te r w h ic h th e y v is ite d C oiig ress an d w e re g re e te d by S p eak er C ham p C lark ,

*** . ■***M rs. Jo sie V. C onover, w ife of th e

R ev . G a r re tt SI. C onover, p a s to r o f th e G ran d A venue R efo rm ed C h u rc h , d ied on M o n d a y 'n ig h t. T h e fu n e ra l w as h e ld y e s te rd a y a f te rn o o n in th e R eform ed ch y rc h , a n d b u r ia l w a s m ade th i s m o rn in g in P la in fie ld by D ire c to r F re d E . F a r ry .

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C h r is t ia n Science c h u rc h *at th e n o r th w e s t c o rn e r of T h ird av en u e a n d E m o ry s t r e e t , E d w a rd M . H ope ha s se rv ed n o tic e on th e officials t h a t th e lin e en cro ac h es on th e s tre e t . T h e p roposed e n tra n c e , M r. H ope says , w ill p ro je c t a t le a s t s ix fee t, ■

#*» * •+T h e N o rth J e rse y S h o re A m use­

m e n t C om pany , w ith offices a t 733 M attiso n av en u e , h a s been in c o r­p o ra te d to deal in re a l eB tate an d co n d u c t m o v in g p ic tu re p lay h o u ses . T h e in c o rp o ra to rs a re J a rv is E v e r­e t t N ew m an, of A sb u ry P a rk , an il E d w in L o n g s tre e t a n d F o rm an . T . B ailey , o f M an asquan .

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p ro sp e c t fo r th e m em bers o f th e la ­d ies’ a u x il ia ry of th e E lk s . I t w il l be g iv e n T u esd ay , D ecem ber 28 , in c lia rg e of th e . fo llo w in g c o m m itte e : M rs. S am u e l M etzg a r, M rs. A lfred F re n c h , M rs.. Isa ac H iiy le r , MrB. G eorge V unck , M rs. C h arle s R u g a rb - e r a n d M rs. C. H . T u ck e r.

*** . ♦ **O ver fifty m em bers o f th e J u n io r

c la ss o f th o h ig h school a tte n d e d a p a r ty g iv en l a s t . F r id a y a f te rn o o n in th e arm ory.. T h e g u ests in c lu d ed of­ficers o f th e S en io r c la ss an d sev e ra l te a c h e rs ; R u sse ll V anlC irk w as c h a irm a n o f th e com m ittee re sp o n si­b le fo r th is fu n c tio n , one of a n u m ­b e r Lo be g iv en by. th e class d u r in g th e w in te r ,.. . *** ' * * * * '

On la s t F r id a y e v eu in g w as he ld th e second a n n u a l re cep tio n to th e m en . a n d m em b ers o f th e hom e de­p a r tm e n t of th e S u n d ay schoo l o f th e F i r s t P re s b y e tr ia n C h u rc h . F ro m th e p a sto r , R ev. S. R oss M acC lem - e n ts , w ho is s t i l l confined to h is hom e a s th e re s u lt of in ju r ie s su s ­ta in e d se v e ra l y e a rs ago , w as rece iv ­ed a m essage of good ch ee r, a n d con­g ra tu la t io n . ■ * \

* * * * * *New officers of C&ast C ity C ouncil,

No. 813, R oyal A rcan u m , a re : A. L.E . StraBBburger* regent*,; H o w ard S. H u lse , v ice r e g e n t; T hom as A ng les, o ra to r ; J o h n H . £>ewis, p a s t re g e n t, J o h n W . K idd , c h a p la in ; W a l te r M. H op ler, g u id e ; H . C. W allac e , sec re ­ta r y ; C. E . C arle to n , c o lle c to r; J am e s T . L ew is, tr e a s u r e r ; A n d rew A ngles, w a rd e n ; J a m e s Lagapies, s e n tr y ; J o h n II . D ew is, re p re s e n ta ­tive to g ran d co u n c il; H ow ard L. H o rto n , a l te rn a te .

**• * * *To s in g a t th e L y ric T h e a tre every

F r id a y e v en in g , e x ce p t n e x t w eek , M an a g e r Paw .iey has secu red th e L y ric T r io — M iss F lo re n c e C av a- n a g h , M iss B e r th a M artin a n d M rs. p e r t r u d e H u b b a rd . T o n ig h t th e y w ill s in g “S om ew here a V oice Is C a llin g ,” as a rra n g e d by A r th u r P ry o r. W ith th e N ew Y e a r th e re w ill be add ed to th e L y r ic p ro g ram M etro p ic tu re s ; th e f irs t s u b je c t b e ­in g “ R o sem a ry ” on J a n u a ry 4. T h e loca l p lay h o u se h a s secu red th e in ­i t ia l sh o w in g o f M etro su b jec ts .

b e a u t ifu l a ffa irs I h av e ev er attend* et} h e re . T h e flo ral d e c o ra tio n s in p in k , w h ite an d g reen and re f r e s h ­m e n ts in th e sam e co lo rs w e re c a r ­ried o u t to p e rfe c tio n .

G o v ern o r T ram m ell de liv e re d th e eu lo g y a t th e E lk s ’ m em o ria l on th e 5 tli to a n a u d ie n ce of a th o u s a n d people, a t le a s t th re e h u n d re d p e r­ro n s s ta n d in g th ro u g h o u t th e e n t i r e exercises.

T h e C h ris tm a s s p i r i t is ev e ry ­w h e re m a n ife s t an d g i f t s eek e rs a re c ro w d in g each o th e r in th e shops an d d e p a r tm e n t s to re s . T h is is ou r s ix th w in te r hero , b u t C h ris tm a s n e v er seem s l ik e C hristm as.- E x cep t fo r th e sm a ll boy w ith h is d ru m a n d h o rn w e m ig h t s a y i t w as m o re lik e th e F o u r th of J u ly , b ecau se th e y c e le b ra te w ith firew orks.

M r. R oss jo in s me in w is h in g a ll o u r f r ie n d s a M erry C h ris tm a s a n d a H ap p y N ew Y ear.

S. EM M A ROSS, O rlando , F la . , Dec. 13 , 1915.

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[T h is w eek ’s c o n tr ib u tio n to " T w e n ty Y ears H en ce" h a s be«B, w r i t t e n b y a n O cean G rove sch o o l­boy, w h o m o d estly re q u e s ts h is n am e be -.vitliold. I t is w ith g re iit p le a su re we p r in t h is p rophec ies. O th e r boys —-and g ir ls , too— w h« can p e e r tw e n ty y e a rs in to tlia f u tu r e a n d m a in ta in th e i r m e n ta l b a la n ce , a re in v ite d to t r y th e i r p e n s in th i s d ire c ­tio n a n d w e w ill p r in t th e i r e ffo rts , w ith o r w ith o u t th e i r n am es, a s th e j d e s ire ; b u t th e y m u s t n o t n e g lec t, to a t ta c h th e ir nam es to tE e ir le t te rs . — E d i to r .] '

T h e C arn eg ie l ib r a r y h a s received tw o th o u s a n d new books, w hich, w a re d o n a ted b y a n o ld p io n ee r, w ho h a s p assed aw ay .

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t ru s t in g th a t if carried on t i t will prove as sa tisfac to ry to new ppatrons as i t h a s been to o u r old ones.

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S ceinbach’s has long been noted for service. W e issu e g if t certificates, tran sfe r cards, we refund carfares, deliver p u rchases free, g ive C h ris tm as cards w ith p u r­chases an d ho liday boxes, D ecem ber p u rchases m ay be m ade payab le in F e b ru a ry if desired. *

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C h ris tm as sh o p p in g store. W e have paid p a rticu la r a t . ten tion to ou r se lections of in fa n ts ’ an d c h ild ren ’s ' g ifts .

L o n g an d s h o rt d resses o£ n a in so o k , law n , b a tis te , M ado w ith y o k e a n d p la in B ishop s ty le s . F in ish e d w ith lace an d in se r tio n s , JOo, to § 3 .0 0 .

L ong an d s h o r t dresses, do m estic a u d h a n d m ade , $ 1 ,2 5 to $ 6 .0 0 .P e tt ic o a ts an d n a in so o k w ith w a is t. Ruflio o r p la in ly hem m ed, t r im -

m ed w ith laco edge a n d tu c k s , o r e m b ro id e ry ruffle, SQo, a n d u p w ard .L o n g a n d s h o r t (lannel s k i r t s w ith w a is t. B o tto m fin ished w ith p la in

hem o r sca lloped edge a n d fe a tb c rs titcb in g -, gQo,, 7g 0_ (0 $ 2 .

C ro ch eted o r k n i t te d sacq u es. P in k o r b lu e o r a l l w h ite , gOo. tp $2*E m b ro id e red sacq u es; $1 u p w a rd . O ur sacq u es, 25o a n d SOo.O u tin g w ra p p e rs , 25o„ 50o, and $ 1 .00 .E m b ro id e red w ra p p e rs , $ 1 ,0 0 u p w ard .

E m b ro id e red robes. W h ite , tr im m ed w ith p in k a n d b luo b au d s , $ 1 gO and! $2 .50 .

A fg h an ro b es Cor c a r r ia g e s . W h ite , p in k a n d b luo . F ln U h e d w ith s a tin rib b o n a n d em b ro id e ry , $ 1 ,00 to $ 2 .50 .

C hochotcd robes . W h ite a n d p in k a n d a ll w h ite , $ 2 .5 0 u p w ard .13abj' com bs a n d b ru sh es , ISQc, u p w ard .

B aby re co rd s a n d books, 25o. to $3 ,00 .B ab y n o v e ltie s fro m 25o. u p w ard .Com bs a u d b ru sh es , 50o, u p w ard .

B auy se ts , c o n s is t in g o f puff box, soap box, po w d er box a n d com b a n d b ru sh , $ 1 ,3 0 u p w a rd .

C rocho ted a n d k n i t te d boo ties , 25o. a n d 50o.N ice, room y a n d w arm m itte n s , 25c. a n d 50o.S leep in g se ts , c o n s is t in g o f hood, bijoticB, cap a n d b la n k o t $G u p w a rd .C liild ren ’B b a th ro b s of e id e rd o w n o r b la n k o t ro b e . S izes 2 to 10 ’

years: P in k , b luo , ro se , s tr ip e d co lo rs a n d fa n c y deBigns. W ith co rd a ridtaissei $ 1 , $ 1 .25 , $ 1 .5 0 u p to $ 3 ,00 .

T oddy b e a r s u i ts a n d k n i t sotB. In w h ite , ro so a n d ' g roy , T eddy-,' b e a r so ts of b ru s h e d -wool, § 5 .0 0 ; k n i t s e ts , $ 3 ,5 0 ,

K n itte d hoods a n d cap s to m a tc h sw e a te rs , 80 Oii 7 g0>i ^ $ 1 .0 0 ,S w e a te rs In a g r e a t v a r ie ty o f co lo rs a n d c o m b in a tio n o f co lo rs , -

$ 1 .2 5 to $ 2 .50 , ,K n itte d m u ff s e ts , c o n s is t in g o t a k n i t te d m u ff a n d sca rf . A v e ry

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