Bargain Sale Promises Low Prices and Refund Guarantee
Local retailer announces new ideas and lower prices for a Saturday bargain sale. Highlights include 7 cents per pound for sugar cured California hams and 16 cents per can for apricots and other fruits, with clearance pricing on Star flour at 4.99 per barrel. Store hours at Main Street corner Lake Avenue, 604-68 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park.
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California
Noble Milling Co
Asbury Park
Main Street
Lake Avenue
Stepping Stone to Wealth Boarding House for Sale
A 45 room Asbury Park boarding house offered for 3000 down 8000 mortgage at 5 percent with second mortgage at 6 percent. Rent potential 1500 with fixed expenses 848 leaving net income over 700. Located at Monmouth Ave and Bond St Asbury Park N J.
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Asbury Park
Twining
Monmoorh Bulldin
Mattison Ave
Bond St. Asbury Park
N.J
Campaign Ends in Blaze of Glory Parade in Asbury Park
A grand Republican victory celebration closed with a long parade through Asbury Park Neptune township and Ocean Grove. Delegations from Howell club Ocean Grove McKinley and Prosperity groups marched with torches and banners amid illuminated homes and fireworks. Assemblyman Kirkbride and local officials rode in carriages as cheering crowds applauded the display.
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Railroad Square
T. Frank Appleby
Milan Ross
Clarence 8. Brelner
George E. Holick
George Pridham
Jesse Green
Howell
Ocean Grove
Frank Taotum
Seregeantaturma
House of Assembly
McKinley and
Roosevelt Club
Steiner & Sone
Steiner & Son
McKinley
Prospérity
Bradley Beach
Republican Club
Young Men’s Republican Club
Asbury’ Park
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Asbury Park
Neptune Township
Atlantic Square
Mr. Bradley
Squire
Love
Thia
Sanford
Bradley Bosch
Howard Luodies
G. F. Kroehl
The
Orlando
Orange
Fabs’ Cottage
H. J. LeRoy
Assemblyman Kirkbride
Dr. Williamson
Councilman Appleby
J. F. Ackermus
John F. Hawkins
Theodore Berlager
Christopher Brazer
Mra. Brooks
George R. Hiller
Clarence
Stiner
John Martin
George Osde
Henry O. Winsor
Hubbard
George W. Thompson
Meeks
J. E. Wortman
L. O. Grenelle
George R. Lord
Hamilton
Theodore Lillagore
Mr. Bunting
A. E. Bullard
Capt
Laula Ralnear
Fees’ Bros. Hotel
Franklin Murphy Club
McCormack Pleads Not Guilty In Minor Sale Case
Larry McCormack of Belmar was arraigned in court on two indictments for illegal sale of minor. He posted $500 bail with Mayor Jackson as his surety. Trial scheduled for November 19.
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Larry McCormack
Belmar
Mqnor
Jackson
McCormack
Local Advertises Cash Card Scheme At Bee Stores
An advertisement notes a “Table or Rocker Free” offer and mentions a cash card scheme familiar to patrons. It states a will be given on Saturday and points to a Bee advertisement on the last page for two stores.
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Tas Steinpace ComPany
Harris' Humiliation Over McKinley Button Drama
Township Clerk Joseph Harris wore a McKinley button as part of a pact with Sidney Gifford to swap badges if their tickets won. When Democrats prevailed, Harris fulfilled his pledge despite mortification. Gifford later found a back inscription claiming, “Submit to the inevitable, and still I am a Democrat.”
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Joseph Harris
McKinley
Joe
Wnil
Sidney Gifford
Giffard
Bryan
L. Harris
Pebbles and Travelers Bide Winter in East and Florida
Mrs C A Hankinson plans a winter in New York while William Giffard joins her in Philadelphia. Hunters report good rabbit sport near Morrisville and game is fair around Holmdel. A Bredenbek leaves for Lewistown Maryland with Mrs Bredenbek for a vacation. Captain and Mrs Charles A Young return from Schroon Lake to Dayttona Florida for wintering, with Capt Young owning a Halifax Rise residence.
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William Giffard
Philadelphia
Daywna
Florida
Capt. Young
Halifax Rise
Shreve Wins by Narrow Margin in Ocean Grove Ballot
Township official Harry G Shreve watches as three hundred straight Republican ballots are tallied in Ocean Grove. A single Democratic and a Prohibition vote threaten the tally until the final ballot confirms a pure Republican result. Shreve plans to remind Collector William Giffard of the outcome upon his return from Philadelphia.
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Giffard Ocean Grove
Harry G. Shreve
Allie Ule
William Giffard
Giffard
Ocean Grove
Shreve
Wharton Trial Set After Arraignment In Monmouth Court
Evangelist Henry M. Wharton failed to appear for arraignment on charges of obtaining property under false pretences related to the Willard Home orphanage given by Miss Somers of Ocean Grove. Lawyer McDermott said Wharton would appear tomorrow, and the court scheduled November 19 for the trial.
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Monmouth
Henry M. Wharton
Willard
Mies Somers
Ocean Grove
Evangelist Wharton
McDermott
Deaths of Point Pleasant resident Thomas M. Gifford
Thomas M. Gifford of Point Pleasant died at 1.80 Wednesday at a daughter's home in Point Pleasant aged about 63. He left five children including Mrs. Frank Combe Mrs. William Hicka and Mr. Edgar Bills. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM from the Point Pleasant Methodist church.
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Thomas M. Gifford
Point Pleasant
Frank Combe
William Hicka
Edgar Bills
Point Pleasant Methodist Church
Chairman White to Retire From County Committee
Ex United States District Attorney Henry 8 White as chairman of the Mon mouth County Republican Committee will sever his connection with the group. He served faithfully for years and cites the successful list campaign with an average majority of about 1 600 as a high note before retirement.
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United States
Henry 8. White
Monmouth County Republican Committee
White
Asbury Park Lots For Sale Advertised
Asbury Park offers lots one hundred feet wide with gas sewer and water mains. Prices begin at 1000 dollars. Builders may finance with a building loan. Inquiries at Park Hall Adv Dr George B Kurvert Dental Surgeon A P U G bank building Hours five hours to 5 p.m. unreadable text appears.
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Park Hall
George B. Kurvert
Prelude to a Revival at First Methodist Church
Special Wednesday night services began at the First Methodist Church with Presiding Elder Roe in attendance giving a practical talk. The meetings will continue weekly and culminate in a revival after the holidays. Print publicity by JavaNAL is mentioned.
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First Methodist Church
Roe
Trolley Collision Kills Conductor in Trenton
A trolley car was struck by a freight train at the Perry street crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad in Trenton yesterday. Conductor Haggerty was killed, and two passengers were injured, one with an arm broken. A Freehold commissioners meeting granted a twenty year franchise to the Freehold Light Power and Company to erect electric poles and wire lines, conditional on starting work within six months. Two colored men working for Joseph Field Jr. of Middletown township contracted smallpox and were quarantined in the Long Branch pest house. The Red Bank post office did not move last Wednesday night as planned due to unready new quarters, though the government lease expired.
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Perry Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Haggerty
Freehold Comcolesioners
Freehold Light, Heat and Power Company
Joseph Field, Jr
Middletown Township
Long Branch
Red Bank
Alarm fires at corner Fourth Avenue and Kingsley Street
A false alarm at box 78 drew several fire companies to the corner of Fourth Avenue and Kingsley Street. The glass on the alarm box was broken, no blaze seen, and soot in the chimney had self-extinguished. Firemen noted a good run despite no real danger.
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Fourth Avenue
Kingsley Street
Firebugs Strike Long Branch Fires In Town Center
A hay storage building at Colyard’s livery on North Broadway burned rapidly causing about 2000 dollars in damage. A rear barn at Rowland’s hotel also burned but with small loss. An attempted blaze at Heidi’s bakery was quickly discovered. The year’s fires exceed previous records with most incidents accidental.
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Long Branch
Colyard’s Livery
North Broadway
Rowland’s
Ia Broadway
Heidi’s
Loo
Defeat Rubbed In By Wheelbarrow Pranks In Township
Ben White wheeled Gib Conover in a wheelbarrow through the township streets last night. Conover was strapped in to prevent escape as a dozen boys pulled on a rope attached to the wheelbarrow. A second bet sent George Corregan along in a wheelbarrow driven by Charles Clayton.
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Ben White
Conover
White
George Corregan
Charles Clayton
New Telephone Fire Signal Adopted by Fire Department
The fire department adopts a new telephone system linked to Wesley and Neptune houses. Ten ring signals a fire, and someone in the engine house will answer. The system should be welcomed by firefighters.
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Wesley
Neptune Houses
Christmas Free Presents and Cash Card Promotion
The Stempace Company advertises a Saturday promotion offering free presents for Christmas and a cash card as purchases are recorded. A fine table or rocker is claimed as the cash purchases accumulate to twenty dollars or thirty five dollars. Local shoppers urged to participate.
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Stempace Company
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