Buy Only From Responsible Mer­chants. Consult Times Advertising

Columns For Stores of Proved Integrity.

Thc Business of the Times Job Print ;ng Department is io; I'lease

Each Customer. Test Us.AN Ii T in : s i io n i : T i . ' in s

OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1937 FOUR CENTS

STOP LOOKING BACKW ARD PUBLICITY DKI'AK’n iR N THANDLES 3!ffl REQUESTS

. A total o f *190 inquiries 're-' garding hotel accommodations and cottage rentals wore re- '

• ceivod in .lune by the publicity department, according to the monthly report submitted by Publicity Chairman Ralph W. . Johnson. Mi's. Fannie Cyphers is in charge of - thc township . publicity booth next door io Thoinley chapel' on Pilgrim Pathway and supplied all in­quiries with Occan Grove . l i ­terature arid the complete list

,of hotels, boarding and. room­ing houses, besides answering 01 personal letters. According to the records, 7(5 proprietors of hotels and rooming houses are taking advantage of the mail received at the publicity booth; which is open to.all resi­dents. The inquiries were also' furrii&hed to members of the Occan'Grove Hotel association.

Auditorium Speaker Looks With Optimism Toward the Future; Says Golden Age Is Never Behind Us—Building Bedecked With Flags for Holiday.

BOARD APPROVES RUTGERS AWARDS

SCHOLARSHIPS WORTH $50,000.

* TO BE GIVEN

Aurelia Pier Burdge Who Will Play the Part of World

Temper1 a nee . in the Pageant.: “Foot-Steps of History,” to bei Presented Ne.vt.'•■ Thursday Even­ing, July 1"» at the Auditorium. Tin*. Pageant Will Close the: Three-I lay In tersi a tv*. Conference of the W. C. T.. Here. Mrs*.• Hurdgc. Prominent in Shore Dramatic Presentations, Also Plays “Queen Vashti]’ in This Production.

Harken! Take Notice,Those who take part in the Par

go ant, “Footprints o f History " a re urged to- be present, without fail, at the dress rehearsal at the Audi- at 7.30 sharp. Please be present.

Tasty sandwiches of. all kinds and light, lunch at Nagle’s Soda Fountain.—Adv,

FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937

ARE YOU MAKING YOUR BUDGET FOR THE SUMMER

MONG the printing ne- iCil cessities that can be promptly taken care of at this office are the following:

R E F R I G E R A T O R

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PRINTINGO R D E R

W hen you m ake u p y o u r b u d g e t for the sum m er months, d o n 't forget to write down Gas Refrigeration! M ake your own com pari­sons and for E lectrolux pu t dow n that (1) It w ill o p e ra te on ab o u t fiv e c e n ts .worth of g a s a d a y ; (2) M akes no n o ise a t all, no m oving parts; (3) No m achinery to wear out, calling for costly, rep lacem ents; and (4) It's a beautiful autom atic refrigerator with every provision for service arid your convenience.

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Z in c h a l f t o n e r e p r o d u c ­t i o n s

T E R M S ; ONLY *5 .5 0 F IR S T P A Y M E N T IN S T A L L E D ;

THEN $ 5.35 A MONTH, OR CASH PRICE, *139.50

AL P O W E R & L I G H T COT e le p h o n e , AsBnjscy P a r k 6600

AMONG THE HOTELS

n otin gDepartmenti' MAIN AVENUE

I OCEAN GROVEN E W J E R S E Y

Telephone Asbury Park 7

SIMMONSBEAUTYREST You Are In Business

a Wise Investment To Remind the Public

of It OftenA Roll They’ll Relish, By BEULAH V. GILLASPIE

Director, Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen

(Editorial in th e Bankers’ M agazine)

"No business m an in any tow n should allow- a new spaper published in its town to go w ithout his nam e and business being m entioned some­w here in its columns. ....

“This applies to all kinds of business and professional men. I t does not mean th a t you should have a whole, ha lf or even a quarte r page ad in each issue of. the paper, bu t your name should be mentioned, if you do not use more than a two-line space.

"A stranger picking up any new spaper should be able to tell w hat business is represented in the town by looking a t the paper.

“The man who does not advertise his business does an injustice to himself and the town. The life of a town depends upon the live, w ide­aw ake and liberal advertising business m an.”Courtesy Xenttcat L nborutum iiitchcn

Mr. Businessman, THE TIMES is YOUR new spaper in YOUR townsalt. Work In tlie 0 tablespoons butter with tbo tips of the flnsers or cut in with two knives. Add tho

enp milk and stir In (illicitly. Placo on a floured board nnd put or roll out to nliout W .Inch thickness. Brush wiilt butter and spread tho ham over tho top. Melt the -1- table-

;sponus of butler !n i> doiiblo boiler, add tlie -1 tablespoons of Hour and mix well. Add the 2 cups of milk gradually nnd cook, stirring con­stantly, until thickened. Add tho re­maining >i teaspoon salt and pep­per; I’our Vs cup of the sauce over the liani and press in lightly. Itoll up like a -jelly roll and placo In a buttered- linking- pan. Brush with milk and hake in a moderately hot liven (1(K)°I''.) for a limit DO minutes. Add the cream, horseradish and more .salt If desirpd to the remain- lug; sauce. Reheat and servo with the .ham i oil. If desired, omit horse­radish. Serves six.

The Ocean Grove Timesand The Shore Times

Forty-Eight Main Avenue

Telephone 7 Ocean Grove, N. J

FRIDAY, JU LY 9, 1937 . ' • r‘ . ’ - ■ o . ^ ’> -".V . r T" ’ ' o' .. ' - - : - ' ■■ : ; ; . ' 7 ■' . 1 ; ' ■■ ; ‘ . • i* A G E T H R E E

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WNU S erv ice .

OFFICIAL INFORM ATION; .......

NEPTUNE AND OCfcAN

«*'T'RY to get Boston,” , she snicJ.Ho glanced at the chart over

thc cabinet and . turned the dials slowly. A buzzing, like a unison of hornets, sounded; then, scrhtchily ond.danJy at first,.'-some vagrant strains' of music worked their; way through.; the ether. Pie moved, thq polished knobs more slowly, refin* ing : their setting. 'When that was.

GICOVKi’ownshipCommittee—Raymond It. ;

Gracey, Chairman; John . W. ] Knox, Clerk and Business M ana-J ger; F. Leroy Garrabnmt, Chair- 1 man of Finance; Harry S. W hit-; I lock, Chairman of Police; Charles ! " Loveman, Chairman • of Roads'; lv= Ralph Johnson, Chairman oj •'

. Light, Poor;.'and .Publicity. ; . ' : Tax Collector . , . . . Waiter Gravati ?.*_■ Tax Assessor. . . . . . .Alvin E. BillsTreasurer * . . . . . Artliur' H.VFharu • Attorney . . ; ; . . .Richard W. Stptr.;* Cashier . . . ;. . . . .v\V alter.. Gravatt-; Chief of Police ... r. William-Mahi* •

■ Road Foreman . . . . Steclimm Shafto> r — • - -

T H A N K YOU0 C A L L A G A IN i 1

v g & ' A HANDY DIRECTORY FOR OUR READERS |

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

T O S E R V E Y O U R

S U M M E R H O M E

• A sincere greeting to our new neighbors ■who will vacation here this summer. We hope you'll have the time oi your, lives. Everything Sheffield Farms can do to add pleasure Io your vacation will be done.

For instance: A more telephone call will end the problem ol your daily milk. Cbur- teous Sheffield salesmen are ready to be­gin kitchen delivery to your home, Cool, glistening Lotties of Sheffield Milk and Cream will arrive on time every day ... . ready to recharge active, bodies w ith energy for fun; and to refresh vacation spirits with rich/ pure nourishment,

T E L E P H O N E LOCAL 0000FOR PROM PT, CO URTEOU S H OM E DELIVERY

finished the full volume ot an ar chestral programme blnrcd in the I Township Physician room. i W. A. Robinson, M.f)

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• a n d - J te p n lrs [i S p e c ia lty . J o b b in g l 'ro m p ily . A tten d e d to

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L. SNIDER: NEW SPAPERS

SKRVICE ALL y e a r •”>3 .Main Avenue. Tel. 5283

Ocean Grove’s Original Carrier

The girl nodded. “Good,”, she ! Overseer of Poor. .Janet V. Hons* said. “Now don’t touch it. It’s just Building Inspector James Strudwick?right.

He took his place*by her side. Thc strong hands,- .idle_ once . more* clasped and hung listlessly between his knees.. .Bending- forward,' he stared at the eerie instrument as if , ..he were visualizing iri the polished- iflealth Ollicer mirror surface,'the phantom artists j — '‘jUiani Stanley Applegat.

Engineer ; . . . Claude : W. Blrdsaif Police Recorder, i . .Ross R. Beck Auditor Elmer O. Stevens-’Board of Health—Members of

Township Committee, the Asses- ’ soir;and. Township Physician. - i

Ellen H. CliveTrading as .D. C. Covert. A?en«>Insurance a n d R?al Estate .

Ocean Grove and Asbury Park T elep h o n es 2A0ft n n d ' 310.

EDMUND L. THOMPSONExterior and Interior

Painting - Estlmn|ps FurnJsJjed . .

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G R A D E - A M I L K711 Slain Street, Avon, N. .1. Telephone Asbury Park 2000

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OCEAN GROVE

Taylor Dairy Co.Catley & Williams, Proprietors

MILK, CREAM AND BUTTERM ILK

From Monmouth County Farm s • Phone 1970 '

142 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grove

| Howard L Smith!= (S u c ce sso r to Angles & S m ith ) |

| Plumbing | |Tinning and Heating§

[ HARDWARE I Paints and Oils |

151 Main Avenue 1I o c e a n g r o v e , n . j . II Telephone 4741 J

I Wilbur R. GuyerI ; Successor to 1

| WILLIAM YOUNG |

| PLUMBING AND I I HEATING II v-’ Estim ates Given ; I

1 64 Main Avtfnue, Ocean Grove | | Telephone 428

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* S B R V I G B

| Hoffmann Coal Co. |1 i • Yard. F ifth Ave., and Railroad III

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1 Albert L. Brown .| JobbingI TIN AND SHEET

J METAL WORKER fi Slntc and Asbestos Shingle | Roofing, Stoves, Ranges and | | Furnaces. Pipeless H eaters | | 109 Abbott Ave.,. Ocean Grovo |

Telephone 31'42

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General Auto Repairing

Battery Service Tires, Storage . Telephone 7727

NEPTUNE AUTO REPAIRS

HERBERT & ELLIS Stockton Avenue

And South Main Street. Ocean Grovo

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| The Summer’s Sm artest Footw ear !2 Cool— A ttractive—^Comfprtable ?

A t Reasonable Prices !

$2.95 and $3.95 a Pair JACOB GROSSMAN

708 Cookman Avenue, Asbury P ark IS _ |

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whose splendid -melody filled the 1 room. His face fell naturally into ] thc lines of moody, abstraction she j had learned to . look for. as if at times a Kray cloud should fall light- 1 ly shading thc young face in a mask of sadness.

The music, too,-.was a haunting.Spanish thing.- written in a minor k ey .> .; •

••Dan!” she whispered.He looked at her wretchedly, say­

ing nothing. Yet, the face turned to­ward him -was worthy of happier attention. Tho features were most delicately moulded, but the face was not weak, and the coloring was as exquisite aJ the tints in the un­der petals of a rose.

"I'm sorry, May,” the man con­fessed. "I’m wretched company to- night! ”

Then they both started a little nnd turned in an in9tinct of sudden alarm to the radio. A man’s voice, ringing and with an unbelievable clarity, spoke in the room..

“You have been listening to an or- chestral programme by the Olden Times orchestra, now broadcasting through Station WOOI. the Smith- j Neptune Harley stores, • Boston. ^Stand by. rtnnk please, for special announcements."

Thev*-looked at each other and smiled a little. A kind or fascination then hold them to listen. The gvoat voice had an engaging* friendly niiality which made one . willing, to be silent-. So they listened, half- amused. half-interested, while lie told ' them tliat an Airedale dog;

—answers- lo the name of Peter,’ had eluded Ills mistress somewhere between King's Chapel and Boyls- ton street'that 'afternoon; that a lady’s platinum diamond, ring had been lost in tho train shed of the South’ station on the day before,“reward, no questions ’; that a gen­tleman’s billfold had been found in Upham’s. Corner, Dorchester, "can be had by furnishing description," and odiers—a whole brief cross-sec­tion of hurpan carelessness and hu­man misery in any large city.

The man leaned forward, listen­ing with, an increasing hungry in- tentness, and the girl watched him, dismayed. Ml this recital df the names of his home city had called . into waking the sleeping longing in the boy’s heart for-the sight and sound of his own city. The girl up­braided herself for her. stupidity; but she did not darc'to turn off the radio.

"Does anybody know," the friend­ly voice inquired, "the whereabouts of Daniel W. Caldwell, spelled C-a-l-d-w-e-1-1, formerly of Wood- lawn street, Boston?" Thc relaxed frame of the boy grew taut as if a galvanic-current had touched him, and ho turned a white face of amazement to thc girl. "If they no, tho voice continued, "will they tell him that his mother is dangerously sick and begs him to come homo?”

Tho boy leaped to .his feet and looked down nt her with his eyes blazing. "You told me,” he said tensely, "that my mother was dead.Why?"

Now that Ihe game was played out and lost the look without mercy showed, in the girl's eyes.

"Toll me," sbe said with deadly calm, "if you. had not stopped off here on your way back from that job you had in Toledo, it you had gone home first and found your mother there sick and lonely, what would you have done?”

"What would I have done?" the man echoed. ‘-What would there have been to do? Stay, with her-, of course, as long as she wanted me.”

The girl .nodded. "I thought so— and in spite of the fact .that I'vo-j waited two years for you to marry ; me. It was my one ch?nce to end j an old dispute between us, the only , ono we ever had, Dan. She lost your address and wrote to me. I , thought if w o. were married this ( week I could manage so that you’d never have known—or, if you did know, you’d have had to go through, anyway.” - -

Tho man looked at her incredu­lously. "And you knew all the time?” ,

Her voice softened to a tone ot most urgent pleading. “Dan, I fought for my chance at happiness and I ought to have won. Give it to me!**

“But you lied,’* said the boy slow­ly, “and the one you fought was my mother.”. v o V' ; ^

He picked up his hat and coat from the place where he had flung them. He! closed; a door behind; him nnd she heard the sound of him go­ing down the sjairs and leaving her—forever. .

Board of Education—John , B. Stout, President; Mrs. Anna T. Dey, Vice President; A. P. Todd, District Clerk; Roland Reighton, Augustus B. Knight, Edmund L. Thompson’ Hugh O.-Moore,, John F . . Knox,. Earl • . Woolley,' Clutule Lawior, Onsville J . :

■ Moulton, Supervising Principal; I H .. A. Titcomb, High School ! Principal; Samuel Edelson, M. 1 D.; School Physician; Janet V. j Bouse, Attendance Oflicer.

Neptune Fare District . No. 2— ! Hermon Johnson, President:! Albert Reed, Albert Bavth; Eu­gene Slocum, Charles ' Diehl, George Reynolds, Clerk and treasurer.

Complimentary Shoe Shine at

M. DARO BARBER SHOP30" l lo n d S tre e t,- A a b a r j k'arfc.

ALL HAIR CUTS, 35c.'K x p c r t on I.adlt's’, ■ C lif ld ren ’.s W ork

M IC H A E L JJA ttO

David H. O’ReillyF .L E C T ltlC A Ii C O X T U A C T O U O rd ers A tte n d e d to P ro ra p tly

. E s t im a te s F a m is h e d 129 A b b o tt A Ten no, Ocenii QroT*

P b o n o 4718 . ; •

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7 9 Delaware Avenue, Ocean Grove P m i N G anil DECORATINGP A P E R H A N G I N G and W A L L T E X T U R E

ANDREW TAYLORTIM A.YD S H E E T M E T A L

1VOUKF.U

,5 ..South M ain S tre e t , A s tia ry P jirk r tio n o 2801

Postmaster—Hucli O. Moore. In charge o£ Neptune Branch,

- George Cavanaugh. ' ;ijBoard of A^ustment—James j

Strudwick, Chairman; Warren I A. Pearsall, Secretary; Joseph,! Lane, Ear) Woolley, Walter;] Tarasovis.

Ocean Grove Fire . District--Dr. I William A. Robinson, President; ;

' U C. Briggs, Treasurer; .lames, I Boyce, Harry Reeves, C. M. { Nagle.

Fire District No. 1— I R. Dodd, President,-:;

Thomas Orr, Treasurer; - Earl J Lawior, Secretary; Edgar Phil- i lipjs, Austin A. Hurley, - EarlJ

Woolley.Ocean. Grove Publicity ilepart-

ment, public information bureau,’ telegraph and telephone center,

railroad and steamship liti’rn- ture. Ralph \V. Johnson, chair,-; i m ah.:--...'--- ■ ■ ' .- Vo.’ • ' . ; >

Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso­ciation—George W. Henson,:; President; Alfred Wagg, Vice

President; Howard W. Selby, •. Secretary; Lott R. Ward,- Troas-:

urer; Joseph A. Thoma, Mana-1 gor; William Catley, Chief of: Police; Harry Ayres, Superin-1 tendent of Street Department. -

Ocean Grove Hotel Association. I Inc.— President, James P. Dunn, Secretary, William Hyka.

BRADLEY BEACH jBoard of Commissioners—Mayor j

Frank C. Borden, Jr., director of; public affairs and safety; B er-1 nard V. Poland, commissioner of j revenue and finance; John Hog- i ors, commissioner ol streets and ,

. public improvements; Freder- J ick P. Reichey, borough clerk j and collector; Francis Huggins,) deputy clerk.- ■■■■.■>■{

Building Inspector.William Megill ; Borough Engineer Claude Birdsall j Chief of Fire Department

Addison Hutchinson. Jr. Board of Education—William Laf-i

ferty, President; J. Edward Yar- nall, Clerk; Walter Fox, F .; Ralph Shibla, George Bostick. Harry I{. Hutchinson, Lester Rogers, J. Clarence Barton, Thomas Inviii: F. J. Grondo. Principal.

Atturney and RecorderJoseph R. Mcgit!

Health Officer, Overseer of Poor George W. Bostick;

Postmaster . ........ John Timcoe t

FOR BIRTHDAY GIFTS AND GIFTS TO

TAKE HOME TRY

BAY’SIce Cream Garden48 PITMAN AVENUE

OCEAN GROVE

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JUST RIGHT SHOE REBUILDING

Fino Work, Low Price Work Done While You Wait Arch supports made to order Shoes Repaired to Relieve.

Corns and Bunions 203 BOND STREET

ASBURY PARK, N. J.

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New YorkMotor CoachesLeave Ocean Grove Association Office : 7.25 A. M.

8.2S, 9.25, 10.25 A. -M. 1.25^ 3.25, 5.25, 7.25,

9.25 P. M.S u v ia t: T im e)

Daily Except Sundays

DAILY One Day 1 . 2 5 Excursion

Good On All Coaches

Sundays, - Leaves from Lake and Heck Street

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FRIDAY, JU LY 9, 1S37 P A G E i ' l V E

IN AND OUT OF OCEAN GROVE

Miss M. Sfert-art:, of Philadelphia, is again summering at 97 . Clark avenue, ' •

Mr." and Mrs. ' James Day, .82 Broadway, spent several days last week in the l’ocoiios.

Miss A. J., Barney, of Newark, Isas opened Her cottage for'the sea­son at 51 Franklin avenue.

The .'thermometer in front'>0f the . Times ..pffise stood at^ ^ v in ,, the

^sjiadts-at 3 p., in., •yestufday.W. Y. Scott, of Toms- River, N.

j ; , . . arrived ia s t Friday at 119 Stockton avenue for the summer.

Leaving their Newark home, Mrs. M. G. Perkins and family are agajn at,' 55 .{Jjoudivay for the sea­so n .- .

Enjoying,. .lhen-“hnmial visit at tlie; Park .View hotel are Mi-, and Mrs’. Norton Benedict, o f ; Wilton, Conn.' The cottage at 5 Vi Embury ave­

nue is again, the summer home; of music leader. Walter • D. Eddowes and family.

Heturnine to 104 Franklin ave­nue for tlie summer have been Marshall G. Gregory and family, of York, Pa.

Rev, J. N. Kugler, 78 Mt. Zion •way, preached last Sunday morning a! ' thc Presbyterian church in Long Branch.

Miss Lulu Johnson, 73 Cookman avenue, has changed her address lor the summer and is now at 96Vi Clark avenue. .

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Griffin, of Jersey .City, visited Mr. and . Mrs. Raymond R. Gracey, 113 Franklin avenue, over the weekend.

After several months visit in Rahway, N. J., Mr. ami Mrs, Wil­liam Bnskervillc returned this week to 71J/i Mt. Tabor Way.

The cottage at 51 Cookman ave­nue is again the address of Mr. and Mrs. William‘Ferrer, of New* York City, who arrived here last Saturday.

The regular meeting of the 0: •:‘im Grove Round Table will be held

"Monday evening at the home of Miss Mary Elliott, 99 Mt. Tabor Way. •

The Majestic Cafeteria at the Majestic hotel, on the ocean front, opened last week for the season un­der the ■ personal direction of George I!. Haines.

A fter spending the winter in Ve­rona, N. J., W. C. Buekmiin and1 family opened their cottage last, week for tlie summer iit S/ la • Franklin avenue. . ;

After spendinK-a month in' Co-: lumbus, 0,; Joint F. Stone, of Mi- anli, Fla.,', is now located'at the' Cheltenluim, .')(> Oeeaiv Pathway, for the sumnier.

Mr. and Mrsi Marry Cooper and family, o f Naugatuck. Conn., w ere; weekend guests of Mr. Cooper's l

■ mother, Mrs. S. Cooper, of tho | Aberdeen, 28 Surf avenue. ■ . i

Mi', arid Sirs, Howard Selby and! family, o f Providence, R. I„ have

. leased l.‘i Pitman avenue, for the season. Mr. Selby is secretary of tho Oceali Grove Association,

Independence Day and-tlie week­end brought M r."and Mrs. J. V . Hull of New York, as guests of the Misses Carpenter and Mrs. W. H. Carpenter, .81 Heel; avenue.

Miss Grace E. Martin, SO Main avenue, and her sister, ill's. Nau- rigt, of Morristown, . N. J„ are making a two 1 weeks' auto trip through the New Englund states,

Mrs, W. J. Weddell, of Washing­ton, D. C., has returned io Ocean Grove and is residing at 80 Lake avenue; Miss Sue Weddell, of New York, is also at the above address.

Howard E Paulsir, of Pough- keepse, N. Y., wwas iiio guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alva W. Allen, of 107 Mt. Hermon Way, over tho weekend. Mr. Paulsir is Mrs. A l­len's brother.

tho*s attended the Devon Horse shoflr. •

Grand Trustee Charles Paul of the Royal Arcanum, of Jersey City,..and -Mrs. Paul and family spent the. past'weekend as guests of Harry C. Syms and family, of Jersey City, who have leased the cottage at 102 Cookman avenue for the summer. Mr. Syms was re­elected./deputy grand regent at the recent state convention of the Roy­al Arcanum in Asbury Park.

Mrs. Wilbur Osborn was surpris­ed Wednesday evening- at her home, Cl Webb avenue, by it group of friends who gave her a Salamttgun- di party in honor of her birthday. Among those present wore Mr. and Mrs. Hoy C. Vanderhoof, Mr. and Mrs. .John Chenille, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Briggs. Mrs. Margaret Bu- chnnon, Mrs. .Bello Buehanpn, Mrs. William Douglas and Mrs. Lyjnan Whitney Allen.

A party was held Wednesday-at 28 McClintbck street in celebration of the eighteenth birthday of Paul Rapp, of that address. Refresh­ments were served. Among those present were Charles Loihle, Mrs. Fagan, Mrs. Hughes, Russell Hughes, Miss Catherine Flinsbncli, Miss Claire Kleinholtz, Jack Young, .Mr. and Mrs. Rapp, Miss Betty Dernie, Miss Jean Flinsbncli, and Donld Rapp.

Miss Sara Williams has returned to her home a t .75 Heck avenue a l­ter enjoying a trip to Canada and Niagara Falls as the guest of Mr. and ami Mrs. Gebrge Whitehouse, of Wilkes B ane, Pa. ' Tlie latter were guests of Miss Williams' par­ents, Mr. and Mrs Watkin Wil­liams, over the weekend. Harold Williams came from New York City and Miss- Beatrice ‘ Hammell froin Philadelphia; for the weekend at 75 Heck avenue'.

Mrs. Harry A. Wingert, of Un­ion, is again at 92 Webb avenue, the home of Mrs. W. B. McKim, for the summer. Weekend guests there were Sir. and'Mrs. Harold Thomp­son. Andrew and Mary Thompson, of East Orange; Mr. arid Mrs. John O’Mara anti laughter Joan, of Brooklyn; Miss Edna Ganfer and Miss Doris Harle, of Bloomfield. Stewart McKim. of Tarrytown, N. Y., Is visiting his grandmother here for the sedson,

.Join', R. Cowan, principal of the Ocean Grove grammar school, left last Thursday for an extended tour to California: Cowan will return io his duties at the local schol.oaviy in September. Mrs. John B. Cow­an, wife , of the 'principal, expects tn leave shortly for Cambridge, Mass.. with her two sons where she will visit .during the summer months with her parents. Shoe, too, will return in the early fall,.to the Cowe.n residence at 1!>9 Franklin avenue.

Norman A. Campbell Married Wednesday

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Mr* and Mrs. Spencer P. Smith, of Elizabeth, were guests over the week end at Stokes Hall, Ocean Pathway* On April 13, Mr. and Mrs. Smith celebrated their 50th Yveddmg anniversary,

Mrs. T. • Snively Dunning, of Wayne, Pa., is # spending the sum­mer at 11 Kingsley Place. She will be joined later by Dr- and Mrs, •Harold . Christensen, of Summit. Mrs, Christensen is the iovmcr Miss Ruth- Dunning.

Miss Jean Rhode, a missionary from Poland, is a guest at Ban- eroft-Taylor Homo. Miss Edna Har­vey, deaconess from1 Newark, and. Miss Priscilla Foster, retired, dea­coness, of Bridgeport, Conn., 'are vacation guests at Bancroft.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Warner, 92 ' Embury avenue, entertained several guests over the holiday. weekend. Tl.ey were M*r, and Mrs. Charles W ilh.r Warner nnd George Rogers, of Woodhaven., L, I.,’ and Mr. and Mr.:. Edward. M. Warner and son Jed, *;f Hollis, L., I,

S;’ Bray, o f . New York C ity /a • frequent, visitor to Itio Grove, has leased :the tent, cottage at 3. Front Cirele for t>e. summer and will be then* for the weekends. llis-neph-

. ew and. wife, M r. and Mrs.. Edward Bray and children, Emma-Jane and Barbara; are his guests now.’. Mi s, Charles Wakeley, of . 121'.

Ma ih ‘ avenue, • has returned a f t er having spent some time with Mrs. Samuel: Nittiriger and. Mrs. Henry E. Metz, both of Philadelphia, Mrs,

, Wakeley was also entertained by. Mrs. Edward F . Web'er, of North Philadelphia, and Mrs. T.- S. Dun ning, of. Way no, , Pa., and while

i Miss Elthea P. Longstroet,! daughter of ‘Mrs.' Mary K. Long- | street; Belmar, and Norman A.J Campbell; son * of Mrs Cleo Camp­bell, of 115 Mt. Hermon Way, were

, married Wednesday morning at 11;' j o’clock in the First M. E. Church,. Asbury Park, by the .Rev, Harry! A. Relyea, pastor of the church. !

The bride was given in marriage by her mother, and wore a pink aiul blue . flowered chiffon, princess style, with puff sleeves. She was attended by .her sister, Miss Grace K. Longstreet, of Belmar, who was maid of honor. George II. Greason, of Ridgewood, a fraternity, brother of the- groom was best man. Ush­ers were ' H. Allan Hoffmeir, of 'Ocean Grove, and Robert Layton, of Asbury Park.

Following the ceremony a recep­tion was held at the Savoy hotel, Asbury Park. Among those, guests present were Miss Lottie Metzger, Mrs. H. Allen Hoffmeir, Mrs. Har- Woodruff, Mrs. Arthur Hope, Sh, Mrs. H. Allen Hoffmeir, Mrs. Har old Van Wickle, Mrs. Arthur Shil- linger, Miss Elizabeth Leaver^ Mrs. Charlotte Weber, Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brigh- bell, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wharton^. Capt. and Mrs. James Fish, 3rd, of New York, Mrs, Sarah Saxer, Mrs. Edith Koehler, Miss Louise Koehler, Mrs. Helen Lulkeri, Dr. and ; Mrs. Victor Knapp, Dr. James Clarke, Miss Anne Wharton, Miss Lillian Schwartz, Mrs. Effice Miller, Mrs. R. J. Anderson, Mrs. Edna Wester- velt, Mrs. George Greasou, Mrs. Camille Watson,' Mrs. Sarah Cole­man, Mrs. Hazel Ashmore, Hun­ter Ervien, Kenneth Franklin, Ed­gar Koehler and Albert Creamer, j

STRAND PRESENTS DRAMA ]

Astaire and Rogers Latest Picture;To Follow * *,

Starting Monday and continuing through Wednesday, the Strand •

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iw w s t vehicle, ‘*This Is :Uy Ai‘- . fairi” with i.ho -star o 1‘ ‘.'The in - /

, former/' Victor Me Lngluiij in t h e: 'supporting cast. * The picture is. the • story of' a government man on a ;

j trusted :missiohy and the various ; pitfalls in Jtis path of duty. Miss j SfjMiwyclc.pl:iys the part of a night j club h os t ess.. w who fa Us . in 1\> ve with tlie.agent; T!»e two ave united

■ only after surmounting _obstaeles i which' are’ seemingly impassable. Selected short subjects, and the hows round out the program. ;

Thursday 'thru Saturday,* the Boardwalk playhouse will present

',the merry fast , .stepping. comedy,

“Shall We Dance?” starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, flolly- wood’s number one dancc team’. Ed­ward Evtrett Horton , and Eric Blore, together with several- other stai*s, form the supporting cast, in a picture hich will leave the au­

dience side-aching from laughter. George and Ira Gershwin's music, and Pandro Si German’s dance routine contribute to the' complete­ness of the picture.

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Mrs, Albert Thompson, 1312 Cor­lies avenue, is a patient iii Fitkin hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Dare Swisher, 100 Atkins avenue, .spent the weekend iu Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Dunnar Hansen, 11 Pharo avenue, are the parents of a son, born in Fitkin hospital. .

Mi's. Lydia Spalton,- Tenth ave­nue, has returned from a visit with lier daughter in Spring Lake.

Walter Newman; of Lal<ewood,; is.spending the.summer with Mr. anil. Mrs. Daniel Ireland, Ridge avenue. _ ;

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts and children, of Wes.t Palm Beach, are visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity.

Alice'Parker, a resident o f Cor­lies avenue for several years, has moved to hr brothers* home on Tenth avenue. -

Ward Miller and friend, East Orange, were weekend guests of his sister, Mrs. L B. Grant, Jr., 209 So, Atkins avenue.

William White, formerly of Cor­lies avenue, has returned from Fit­kin hospital, and is staying with his son on Asbury avenue.

Mrs. Mildred Burdge and daugh­ter Nola, of New York City, were recent guests of Mrs. J. W. Rey­nolds, 202 So. Atkins avenue.

Mrs. Harry Tyson, .1315 Tenth! avenue, was hostess to the La­dies Aid Society of tho Ballard M. E. Church, Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mr . Rufus . Hulsehart,’ of Harmony, were recent guests of \ Mrs, ITulschart’s sister, Mrs. R. E. > Van Dusen, 1111 Corlies' avbhue. - * ' |

M r/and Mrs. Frank Sweet, Sey-( onth avenue, who have a summer a party of frientls Saturday even- ■ home in Pine Beach, entertained t ing.

Mr. and'Mrs. Gilbert Insiey, 120 - Fifth avenue, are the-parents o f a son born, hist Tuesday. The child has been named Joseph Allison In-.’, siev,

3Ir. and I\Irs. Harold Ileckman and soli, Harold, Ji:„ and Miss Mar­tha Cornell, So, Main streetv spent; several days last week with Mr. ■' and Mrs. Harry Glum, English- town,. ' _ -|

Liberty Council, No. 52, D. o f A ;,1 lielils installation of offic'oVs and a " •'Betsy Ross’7 .party, fur,.members.; celebrating their birthdays during July, Tuesday evening.' A covered disiv social was held. j

M iss’ Janet Wdehrer, who has; completed a course, in dental niit's- i ing lit at a New York training in -! stitute, and finished her experience- assignment in Beth Israel hospital,, is visiting; her parents at .13' So, j 3Iain St,' ■ • 'j

Jolui II. Bills,, who lives in Mrs.' J.. Reynolds' apartment at 2021,-: \ So. Atkins ■ avenue, celebrated his; eighty-ninth birthday yesterday Mr. Bills is a retired railroad man. ' He is hale and hearty, takes lon g! walks, reads without glasses, and j is very busy now with a garden, j

Miss Christiana Humpenlocher, i daughter of Mrs. George Humped- j loeher, and Albert Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Newman, both of 1221 Corlies avenue, Were married last Friday afternoon at the home of the groom’s parents. The ceremony was informed at 2 o’clock by the Rev. Irvin# Meier, pastor of the Full Gospel church.

Funeral services for Miss Annie Burke, 110 So. Atkins avenue, were held at her home Friday afternoon at 2.30. The services were conduc­ted by the Rev. George W. Yard. Miss Burke was the'daughter of the late William P. and Lydia A. Burke, of Englishtown, and is sur­vived by five brothers and two sis­ters. . Miss Burke.; was a graduate' of the Monmouth Memorial hospit­al, Long Branch, class of 1911, and has been actively associated with that institution for 26 years. In­terment was made in Old'Tennent cemetery. .

Funeral services for Lewis H. Cyester, 110 Division Street,-were held Thursday afternoon. Services were conducted by tlie Rev. George W. Yard, assistd by the Chaplain’ and the. commander of the Harold [ Daley. Post. Veterans of Foreign} Wars of Asbury Park. Mr. Cyester s was adjutant of the state G. A. R. i If he had lived until September 19. he would have been 90 years old,' The deceased is. survived by his, wife. Mary . Gluf Cyester. whom; he married in Lo;ransport. Ind.. c»:> years ag^. Six grandchildren and1 two great graiid-c'.iihlreh survive.

SHORT STITCHESThc little mistakes are the nasti­

est.

Without equality there can' be no mutuality.

A kibitzer is a fellow with an Inferiority complex.

Funny how eager we aro to learn in the school of experience., •

Move along with the world—or it will move along without you.

. There is a time and place for ev­erything—especially a silk hat, '•

A laughing cynic may. be even harder to bear, than a bitter one.

The United States operates over 100 schools for Indians in Alaska.

A man who has .millions can bor­row millions—to carry on- business.

Today is the tomorrow you wor­ried about yesterday--r.nd all is well. 1

Men:;arc not beaten by the big things so much as by the little things. •

In 'traffic a driver seldom gets the good "breaks!' if ho has bad brakes. •

Some seem constitutionally un­willing to “look it up” in the dic­tionary. : •

Just when you think-you can make both ends meet, somebody, moves thc end.

A woman with brains is- admira­ble, but she has not the opportuni­ties a man has.

Boiogna is just as appetizing as it ever was, despito its. being so much neglected these days.

The most serious-leak with the average man-is through a hole in his pocket—the one at the top.

The. world was made in six days which shows how fast one can pro­ceed when all his. plans are laid. •

A real executive is a man who can-hand back a letter tnv a third retyping to a red-headed stenogra­pher. ! . /'

Bromides are, in thousands of cases, the result of a'taeit demand •; that one should talk when he doesn't y want to. ■ _ . !

There arc “strong, silent" worn- 1 , en, too;. and that' I- in households ; where, everybody .obeys, without ex* . actly knowing why. ■

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1 County Notes j' / Miss Thelma 31. Potter, teacher in the Asbury . Park high scliool j Hie past six years, has.beeii named; instructor in secretarial studies nt* the College of Commerce, Ohio. University, at Athens, Ohio. :

Henry C. VanNotc, • of Atlantic J Highlands, was elected president j of the Monmouth and Ocean Build- ; ing and Loan League. at its annual ’ meeting at the Monterey hotel, re­cently. -VanNote succeeds Willard A. . Fritz, of the Spring Lake as­sociation;

Members of the 1937 graduating, class of Spring Lake public school j were guests of the principal, Pro-.] fessor Harry \\V Moiintz, at a ban-.} quel. at the* Shoreham. * Hotel r e - . ’Cently. The affair is an annual cus­tom, -started .by Professor Mountz ; several years ago, The tabje was ; decorated. ; " .

Residents of both the winter and summer colonies in Manasquan are looking forward to a lively sum­mer at tin's resort as the:result of! tlie recent sanction given by the i Boro Council to stage a Golden i Jubilee celebration August 11-15 j to commemorate 50. years. of nnt-j nicipal incorporation and 252 years.! of settled lands. . . .. j. . : Officials of Spring Lake Heights | are preparing to celebrate the j

. borough’s tenth anniversary. * The • borough was ineprporatedjr decade • ago from the Como and .Villa Park sections of Wall Towwnship. Dur­ing a m eeting, last Monday night,

. Couneil selected Council President. Thomas. B. Barnett as chairman of a committee

r for a suit

Pinest Resort On Where Health andtheGoast Pleasure Meet

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Telephone 312 American or European THE QUEEN Directly bn the

Ocean Front

Opens- Slay 28 Special Spring'Iiates

on Application. Booklet

toe to nuike hrrangcminHs; itable observance'..

Tlie former Dr. 1!. Browning' Wilson, property on Broad street;; near Monmouth, at -Red Bank,' has been sold; to a syndicate ■ of Xew; Yoj’l!' 'business men represented by 1 H. A. Levy. The new owners plan, to raze-theshi.use. a 'former show place, and construct a business

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Steam Heat, Private Baths I Running Water in Rooms E

. H. TV. WILLIAMS, : , . . . . . . . „\. Owner-Manager r -- v

Also ROLAND' APARTMENT' D i a l F u rn ls liP il o r X 'n tu rn lslie tL S u m m e r o r y e a r l y l lc n tn ls .

Seaside HotelOCEAN GROVE, N. J.

ATllIXCi and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk full length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Park oh the north and Bradley Beach on the oouth.. Two large pavilions, with orchestra concerts afternoon and

evening.' Boardwalk and pavilions brilliantly illuminated at night. Auditorium seating nearly 10,000. Most powerful organ in the country. Great'chorus, finest, singers, Inost gifted instru­mentalists, eminent preachers, noted-lecturers. Safe and sane amusements, moving pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, swimming pool, athletic games, tennis, skee ball. Daily meet­ings for young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chapel. A quiet, ■ restful Sabbath. Safest place for women and children. Adequate train, boat and bus service, convenient for commuters.-

The hotels and -boarding houses herewith presented arc recommended to (lie consideration of intending patrons as among the best houses of entertainment in this world-famous resort. ,

Directly on t he Ocean FrontCharles G. Stockton

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la rd , P: ..Throckm orton’, . F reehold borough clerk to r 1- v eu»„ C hiirle . E. Cole. auditor,, reports lie - finds

:/thovbopks ihiinipijlateil to sik-Ii ail .extent'that it rs impossible - o f tlnj time to give aiijthtn.tr like an «c- curato estimate' of the shortaiir- Throckmorton was arrested recently and held Under 810,000 bond to await the action of the grand jut y

H^Police Chief- Edwin Sloat, or Matawan. annoimced last week dis-

,'satisfaction with the manner i:i .which the Monmouth • County po- VlicevadioJk'opernted.'i Chief ;Sloat’s

main criticism w.u leveled'against the employment of operators who

...Have no actual police experience.« According to Sloat, police . chiefs

i ..•! •.f.--.-!-.:;ii:r . sev-t'al ..‘Monmouth County municipalities, will go be-

r fore the next meeting of the board of chosen freeholders. with tl'o 're­quest, the operation of the; radio be

-placed under the direction - of a 3- inan commission named by. mem­bers of Monmouth Municipal .de—

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Roofs- 51 a l e, 7 T i l ei Asbestos, Slag: ■to---arid Built-up Roofing •

b " ^Sheet Metal; ^Vork : Warm Air Heating ,7 ; Veiit il}lting : • •:

Estimates Freelj Given

J.N. BEARMORE & CO.

Asbury.919 Third avenue. Park

Tel. 1838

■ ; A m erican P lan Hotel >- , I; D irectly on the Ocean J

I A t Main Avenue |I ’ , • Public Dining Room Overlooking Ocean |

Special Dinners ServedI Tel. 274-W y F. & W. Mellor |

.. I’. 701ok-phone H O T E L 150 Capacity

A R . B O R T O N7-9 SEAVIEW AVE

(Block From Asbury Park Casino) Boardwalk, Bathing—Ocean; Pool. American

Plan. Excellent Clientele. Fresh seafood, vege­tables, select food.

II. A. & L. E. WILLIAMS, Oiyner*.

BUENA VISTAOpen -May 2S to October, 18-. He'clc'.Avenue, corner Beach. One block from ocean. Excellent cuisine, coolest dining loom on coast. Hot and cold running water. Special rates for June and September. Teh 3160.

' ’ MRS. II. GREENWOOD

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SEVENTEENTH SEASON

GRANDATLANTIG HOTELand

CAFETERIABeach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove

Famous Supreme Blend CoffeeAnd Desserts From Our Own Bake Shop

M. J. WOODRING.

i ; T h e S a m p l e r i n n . ' ; :)| 'HOTEL AND CAFETERIA.' |; 28 Main Avenue. Ocean Grove. Telephone Asbury Park 1903. . |i Cheerful and comfortable rooms, with hot and cold running |r water at moderate rental. Open for guests from May first to gH October first. g1 The- SAMPLER IN * CAFETERIA open for its TWEN-. !| TY-FIKST SEASON* in the sanic building. 11 Same management. Same Home Cooking. Same Service. I2 MARY AV. NEWBERRY WRIGHT, Proprietor^ j

Hotel Albatross34 Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. American and European. Hot and .cold'running water in rooms.' Near the Beach. Terms Reasonable. Telephone £G!)1 M. A. VAN CLEVE

ARLINGTON HOTELAuditorium Square

All Outside Rooms, Overlooking the P ark Dr. F rank C. Cooper .

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CALI. |8900 o p 8901 I

For Prompt, Economical Taxi I Service • ..'•I

ASBURY PARK - and OCEAN 1 GROVE RATES |

ARDMORE-SUMMERFIELDij G^ind 8 Ocean Pathway— Overlooking OceanI j. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. Baths. Special June and

“ “■'i September fates. Booklet. Phone.Asbury Park 2784.. ■ E. K. SHAW, .Ownei'ship-Management. .

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Ocean Pathw ay, Ocean Grove, N. J.N ear beach and Auditorium. All sleeping

rooms have hot and cokl running w ate r; some en- suites with private bath. Electric bells and te le­phone. Season, May to. October. Phone Asbury P ark 2933.

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Aberdeen HotelT W E N T Y r l 'I l ’TJI SKA SON

2jJ-32 S u r f a v en u e . X e n r A u d ito riu m , w ith u n o b s tru c te d v iew o f o c e an . T a b le su p p lie d w ith f re sh f r u i ts and . \vf?r*tublrn f ro m n e a rb y fa rm s a n d f re sh s e a ­food d a lly . A ll h o m e co o k in g . W rite fo r n ew b o ok lo t o r * dephono* -TJD.

A lso ro o m s o n ly . J . S. C O O P E R , O w n e r a n d M a n a g e r .

ParkView Hotel23 Seaview avenue, facing Wesley Lake, one bloclc from new Asbury Park Casino and North End pavilion and bathing ground. Capacity 125. Spacious porches. Hot aitd cold running water in rooms. Booklet. Telephone 52-1. Special rates May and June. Ii. A. WAINRIGHT.

2 5 c .Per Passenger

Century Cab Co.Office 600 Bangs Ave., Oppo­site Electric Building. Open

Day and N ight

40•-■.Ocean;:'Pathwhy.;-All rooms with hot and cold' vunrimpr. Water. Special rates/June and. Sept, American Plan. Individual Ineals served. Tel. A. P. 1797.' LORD & IIANCOX

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K in d s a t S am u els

Sam uel's Locksmith Shop7 1 9 B i n g s Avenue, A6bury Park

T E L E P H O N E 15G9

DIAMOND STATEOcean End of Embury Avenue

Unobstructed ocean view. Hot and cold running water ill. all rooms. Forty-sixth season. Open Decoration Day to October 1. Phone ‘1125.

V , M. EVERNGAM. ’

Open A!1 Y earComer Main and New York Avenues

Individual meals served by day or week B. R. SHUBERT

American and European . Tel. Asbury Park 679

Stokes flailTwenty-Eight Ocean Pathway

All rooms with modern improvements. Single or suites with private baths. American Plan. Dining room open to public. Reservations made for dinner parties. Phone 11G2. MRS. ROSE STRASSBURGER

GROVE HALL HOTEL17 Pilgrim Pathw ay, Ocean Grove. H ot and cold w ater

in all rooms. Rooms w ith p rivate baths.Phone 2880. Open May 23 to O ctober 1.

MRS. W ILL E. BUNN.

The LAKENSEA11-13 Seaview Avenue. '

Most ^clect location in northeast section of Grove. One-half block Xrom North End pavilion and bathing beach. Near Auditorium. Open May 28. American. Plan. MR, AND MRS. FRANK G. MOUNT, Owners.

33 A t la n t ic A v e n u e . A ll o u ts id e ro o m s w i th h o t a n d co ld ru n n in g w a te r . A m e ric a n or- E u ro p e a n . l tE S T A U - R A N T .a n d C O F F E E S H O P o p en to

p u b lic a t p o p u la r p r ic e s . T e lep h o n e 31(19. O pen M a y 28.V O E L L E U a n d B U ItD E T T , O w n c r-M a n ag e r

DeWitt House

T h e S p r a y V ie wDirectly facing the ocean. Full ocean view from air rooms. Running water in rooms. Near hot and cold sea water baths. Special June and September rates. American and European plan. Phone Asbury 79. I. J. White, Proprietor and Owner.

Sunset Lod^eFacing Central, Pitman Avenue and McClintock Street.

Open May to October, American and European Plan. .Tel. 2085 MARY F. BEARE, Manager

Q u a k e r In n M o te lA n d R e s t a u r a n t

37-11 Main Avenue. Eupropean plan, 40 rooms, running water, some with private baths. Home cooked regular dinner, 00c.

Telephone 7525. M. B. STRATTON

T h e N o r t h E n d H o t e l

Ocean Grove’s Largest and Leading Hotel DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALK

Dining Room Over the Ocean SOLARIUM: DAILY CONCERTS

M oderate Rates Write For Rates and Literature

RICHARD B. FREDEY, Manager ,S

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1 Telephone Asbury Park 719 American Plan _ 1

M O T E L ,-| M A N C H E S T E R ^ )| ■'/- 25 OCEAN PATHWAY | .

I An Established Hotel, Consistently Operated For 30 Years | on Liberal and1 Efficient Principles. |

| H. W. PULLEN. |

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Whitfield HotelS U R F , BEACH AND BATII AVENUES

OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN Three short, blocks to the large Auditorium: Ono block

from ocean. Complete service courteously rendered. Begin . enjoying our famous hospitality today. • ^

American and European plans.American Plan any 3 Days as low os 510-00

Private .Telephone- CHARLES M. HERMANAsbury Park 1991 Owner and Manager.

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Tlie W ilm a H a ll38 Pitman Avenue. Block to occan and Auditorium. Moderate rates. Hot and .cold running water in all rooms. European plan. Rooms and apartments. ' .Telephone 1051-R. G. M. TRIBLE, Ownership-Management.

Warrington Hotel22 Lake avenue, facing lake nnd Asbury Park. Convenient to all

Beach-front attractions and Auditorium. Ropms only, hot and cold running water. Write for folder and rates. H. W. Brown, otvner- manager. Telephone. _______ _________ .

THE AURORA fi Atlantic Avenue. Ocean view. Hot and cold running water. American plan. Telephone 5579.

FRANK IVES BULL.

Chalfonte: American and European Plan.

Directly on tho ocean, under the management and ownership of A. S. KEIM .. Moderate rates.

25 Atlantic avenue, block from ocean. American and European.

Dining room open June 15. Upeo ror rooms now. Telephone 7GG0. M. W. BORTON, Owner and Prop.The HighlandMARLBOROUGHc a n p l a n . ‘P H y a to la v a to r ie s . T e lep h o n e A.

C o rn e r B e a c h a n d S e a v ie w a v e ­n u es , b lo c lc .fro m o cean , h o t a n d c o ld ru n n ln e w a te r in a l l room a. _ M eat fo r c h illy d a y s . A m e ri-

P . 3329. E D W A R D J . B O R T O N

OCEAN HOUSEA m e ric a n . a n d E u ro p e a n P l a n . .

72 A lain a v e n u o n e a r b e a c h a n d A n d Jto rln n r. F i r s t -C la s s F a m ily H o te l. . R e g u la r c o u rso d in n e r , r,0c\ $ir..ft0 a iu l u p w e e k ly .

S p a c io u s P o rc h es . B o o k le t. P h o n o 50GQ-W.K . I. D U N C A N .

OLIVE HOUSEroriins. T e lep h o n e -. 1188.

C o rn e r Ileclc a n d B e a c h a v e n u e s , ono b lo ck fro m th o o c e an a n d c e n tr a l ly lo ca te d S easo n M ay to O c to b e r. H o t a n d cold ru n n in g w a te r in a i l

M R S. A. L . N E W M A N .

Sterling Coffee Shopp h o n e 1-143.;

34 B a th a v e n u e , block- f ro m o cean . B e a t q u a l­i ty fo o d s a t re a so iia b lo prJees. Boom s. T elo-

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The biSlagaardS e a s o n . , T e lep h o n e 40ID. • .

o A b b o tt a v e n u e . L o c a tio n u n s u r ­p a sse d . O cean v iew fro m ro o m s a n d w ido p o rch es . R u n n in g w a te r in a ll ro o m s. M o d e ra te ra te . S e v e n te e n th

W IL L IA M L . H Y K A . •

EUROPEAN PLAN— FURNISHED ROOMS

Rooms Hospitality Comfort. European Phone .'1237

4 Ocean Pathway Running water in every room.Next 'door to beach. Rates upon applica­tion.W. S. Benson.

Cheltenham36 OCEAN PATHWAY. Phone Asbury Park 5035.

Midway between ocean and Auditorium. Hot and cold water in rooms. Heated all chilly days. Clean, cool, cheerful sleeping rooms. Addition­al lavatories installed and other improvements. Rates on application.

J. E. McKEE

Edwards House37 Pitmun Avenue

Hot and Cold Water in Rooms, Near Ocean and Bathing Beach. Telephone 4450 Open May to October

JESSIE L. ROE. Ownership-ManagementR A O A A P F I U A T n 62. Main Avenue, onoD U O l/U D E L L n U I |LLblo9kfr6»n Auditorium*near ocean. Runningwater. Rates reasonable. Telephone nOOO-J. *

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FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937

EUROPEAN PLAN— FURNISHED ROOMS

ROOMS OPEN ALL YEAR,

GASTLE ARMS1G Main Avenue

1 ... V Ocean Grove, N . J.

I 4Vf. WHrTEHEAD, Owner. Telephone Asbury Park 4163-M ; Ji - j . j '■ <iin(HUiuiuuuuuuuiutinumuuHumiiiuuuuuiiimiu\uuuiiAimuiiuimuuiu(iiiiiumm\iii(»uuHUm\it»inii)UtmHU»Ht\iniHnmni)ii)nuun)n

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WHITE HALLa ll year. T e lep h o n e IDol-M . ' .

( N e a r A sb u ry P a r k ) . • 38 S u rf avenue, seco n d b lock f ro m o c e an , h o t nn d cold, ru n ­n in g w a te r in a l l ro o m s. N e a r A u d ito riu m a n d c a fe te r ia s . A ll ou tflldo ro o m s.. C om -

• ~ ____________ R . K. VO OUHBISS

28 P itm a n a v e n u e , b lo ck f ro m liAnch n e a r A u d ito riu m a n d C a fH e rfa s .Super­io r fu rn is h e d room s. T w in beds. R u n h - liiff w a te r . In n jl ro o m s. S team iir*at. fnion

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CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS

* Coolest S p o t in Ocean G roue” .B H E A IJ F A S T In c lu d e d w i th R O O M

Convcnionfc - M o d e rn - E c o n o m ic a l 1 B lo c k to IJoach B 1 I loo lc lc t

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O v erlo o k in g T.ake a n d O rra iir C or. l lrn a d w n y A:. O e u lra l A ves;

EUROPEAN PLANO u es t i trP iik fn s t Served* d n lfy in our Cheerful Vhtlrig :Utimi until Hi o'clock,

. > o nd ilition 'n l e inifiru f o r Ttlifs U ronk- i n s t o r S e rv iee . • ■ V

Large Lobby Spacious Porches Ifoonts .IVilh Private* Lavatorj-

Privale. Bulbs. .-Iftinnjug Wafer

O C E A N S ID E25 Ocean Avenue

Rooms Overlooking Ocean. Opposite Bathing Grounds. Furnished Rooms. G. vlormer, M anager.

Breakfast—15c. to 45c. Dinners—50c., 68c., 76c. Platters—35c. Open 7.30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M.

GOLDEN T. PRUDEN ami ELSIE T. HEWSOX

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P e o p le s ’ M eetin g , G .lo p ; n i. T h u r s d a y ! BIblo S tu d y S e rv ice , 7.45 p . m . t . •.

St. James Episcopal Church, Bradley Beach.

Fourth and Hammond Avenues.S u rv lces eo nd iic tod by tb e R ev. KJ. J .

W a le n ta .: H oly , C om m u n io n , S u n d a y s , W e d n esd a y s a n d . H o ly a n d -S a in ts Hays,'-. rn- • ■S erm on , ........ . .«... «««.M m riing P r a y e r w ith S e rm o n , S un d a y s , 10.45; .E v e n so n g . w i th M odl- ta iio n , S u n d a y s , Y.IiO.p. n i . ; . C hftd ro n 'a C h o ra l E u c h a r is t , : l a s t S u n d a y . In m onth’, a t 10 a . m . ;; C h u rc h S chool, a n d B ib le . C la sses , S u n d a y s . 0.30 a , m . ; Oilleo o f th e O rd e r . o f > S t. V in c e n t, •S a tu rd a y s. 5.30 p. n i ; G i r l s F r ie n d ly S o c iety , T u e sd a y s , 8 p.. m . ;_ C h o ir r e ­h e a rs a ls , .T h u rsd a y , 8 p< m i .

First Baptist,, Asbury ParkS u n d a y school aj»d a d u lt B ib le 'c la s s

a t 10.00 a ., m . ; in o rn ln c se rv ic o a t . 11. A lsb '.H ornion . a t 7,45.. ‘ M en 's B r o th e r ­hood,- 10 a ., m . Y o u n g p e o p le 's m ee tin g ; 0.15. P r a y e r i m ee tin g , W e d n esd a y ,

Pentecostal Lighthouse.003 S ew all a v e n u e . A s b u ry P a r k .

ne. v' . ^ J c k ln s o n , p a s to r . S u n d a y school 2.00 p. m ., p re a c h in g se rv ic e . 3 a n d 8 p. m. Y o u n g P e o p le 's m ee tin g , i ; : 'V P la y e r m eo tin g s, T u e s d a y an d T h u rs d a y ev en in g s , 7.30 o 'c lock .

First M. E., Asburv Park.R e v . H a m v A . R e ly e a , p a s to r . S u n -

d a j s c h o o l ' a t ; 9,45 a . m . P r e a c h in g ’

10 MAIN AVENUE First hotel from ocean on south side of Main avenue.’ Near all attrac­tions and cafeterias. Rooms only. Running water in aJJ rooms. Com­pletely renovated throughout. Tel A. P. 9051. MRS. JOHN SIIAFER

The ElenfordR u n n in g W a te r in R oom s

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89 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. IDinner Served From 1 1 A. M. to 8 P. M. 1

Thursdays and Sundays—Special Turkey or i| Chicken Dinner, 50c.’ , . ‘ |

F ish and M eat Dinners also 50c. , jj

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First Presbyterian, Asbury Park.;D r. C h a r le s p ; Sha.w, p a s to r . S u n -

•day. KchooV a t -10 a , m . P rp a cb ln g . s e r ­v ices a t 11 a . m . E v e n in t; s e rv ic e a t 7.30 p. ni.: M id w eek se rv ic e W e d n e s ­d a y a t 7.45 p. h i. Y o u n g P e o p le 's S o c iety , T h u rs d a y , * 7.45, p. i n , ; • • .

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v ices f o r th e c o in in g H u n d tiy a.i fe l­low s :. 0.15, S u n d a y schoo l, 1.1 ; p reacn^ ing se rv ic e ,1 6.30, E p w o rth X 'eaguo,- 7.30 e v e n in g « e rv lce .',; ir • . v.-

............ . r a y e r , m eeting ,: W e d n e sd a y , ) ' ' ’ . .7.46 p . :rn: P a s to r , R e v , R u s s e ll P u r d y . , L t i t h c t a n C h u r c h o f t h e A to n e m e n t .

- ‘ •' .•* . Fi r s t " a v e n u e a n d H eck s tr e e t , (tov.. < • i : - , •. , 1 . ! C a r i .TT. sM llIor, .p a s to r . S tip d a y schoo lChristian and M issionary Alliance, j M 0 a . ni. M o rn in g . se rv ice , file . .A sb u ry . a v o m b v A sb u ry P a r k . ' t‘”,)o r Sft, v lce. *.4^ n; m .

P re a c h in g s e rv ic e s S u n d a y * t JO. )5 1 School, l>.30: p re a c h in g se rv ic e , 1.0.1" ,'!ICpworth l .en u u e , ir».; p re a c h in g " F e v - , v ice . 7.30. M id-SV eek ‘p n ty c r se rv ice ,W e iln esd ay , 7.:;0 p . in.

(Iainilton M. E. Church.R ev. M ossier, p ay to r. ' S u n j

d a y schoo l, '.*.:’.0 a . m . P i 'e a e h in s a t 10;4rj,a. m . u n d 7.30 p . m , P re a c h ­in g a t W a y s id e by R ev . L a th a m on S u n d a y a fte rn o o n a t 3.00 o’clock , fo l­lo w in g S u n d a y sch o o l a t 2.00. .

G r a n d A r c n u e R e f o r m e d , A s b u r v- Park:'- • I • * ••• _ >

R ev. O tto L . ‘V. ‘M olin, p a s to r , Sun* d a y sc h o o l; 0.45 a . i n . ; ’d iv in e w o rsh ip ,;11 a , in . a n d 7.30 p. 'in ; ; ,p r a y e r , m eet* ing ,! ‘W ed n esd ay i 7.30 p, m .; .. .

Bradley Beach M. E.R ev . W H b u r N. P ik e , p a s to r . A u re lia ’

P. U u d rg e . C lio lr l dVcctor. S u n d a y y c p tn n o C ity ? lcm o r!n I M . E . C h u rch

R ev. H . P . S io a n ,; J r . , p a s to r . S u n ­d a y sch o o l a t 9.45 a . m . C o m m u n ity M cn’c B lb lo C la s s a t 0.4D a . m . M o rn ­in g w o rsh ip , 11.00 a . m . Y oung pctf- p lo ’s g ro u p ,.0.4^ p. n i. E v o n ln g se rv ice , 7.30 p. m.

Home For-The Aged. r»3 C la rk av e n u e . O cean G rove.

E v e ry .W ed n esd ay a t 2.30 p. m . R ev . W , C. VerkcH, a c t in g ch.*if)la(n, conducts a r e ’.igiou.s se rv ic e , o p en to . a l l m em - h e rs o f th e H o m e a n d a n y f r ie n d s o t tho G rove. S a c ra m e n t o f th e L o rd 's S u p p e r a d u H n ls te red f ir s t W ed n esd a y o f e v o r r m o n th . •

Trinity Episcopal, Asbury Park.S e rv ic e s co n d u c te d by • th o r e c to r ,

R ev , R a n d a l l W, C o n k lin , a s fo llo w s : 7.30 a . in ., ho ly .co m m u n io n ; 9, 45, S u n ­d a y s c h o o l ; 10.45 a . m ., m o rn in g p ra y e r se rn io n ; 7. (5-p . m .. V esp e rs.

St. Paul's M. E. Ocean Grove.P t ea^ b h ig sr.j v P v ; . i 1.00 a , in, ' S u n - . •

d a y schoo l, r*.::n m . I ’ray ftr se rv ic e ,_____ \v'i-d»K-.«day, 7.I.", .p.. m .. Ah«-enddy V>lb\e10.45 | f ‘la*-*j- S n u d a y a i. 2.13 p . m . R ev, C a rl-

j ton •>!. V an ll<. ’•

Hotel Le ChevalierRooms

Corner Webb and Central Avenues

A. J. BRYANBreakfast

58 Main Avenue, Ocean GroveUnder Personal Direction P. M. Rozes

Daily Full Course CHICKEN, TURKEY OR FISH DINNER |

50c. ISpecial Children’s Dinner, 35c.

Club Breakfast, 25c. Up \ ‘ Ir i--------- n~r*------- !■-------- li in"! -f—------ —......— ‘mu,,*

“DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT”Season, Mav to October—European Plan. Rooms with Private Ballis. Telephone Asbury Park 4081. I. A. SHAAV, Ownersliip-.Managcment

b a r b a r a -h ec k• . . ir

31 lfocK a v e n u e . R lo tk f ro m bench . C o n v e n ie n t to a l l n t lr . ic tb m s a n d cafeteria ;* . ] loom * o n ly . $15 u p w eek ly . ■ J . HECIC, O w n e r- J la n a g e r

BEACH HAMEN31 A v en u e . E x c e p tio n a llyla rg e a i r y run 111 s. N e a r licacli a ml nil" n t t r a r tb m s . U n tes mi ap id lc a - I Inn,

M KS. jit ;A X C H K K . JIITCl!KT.T.., O w n e rO ra h n g c r .

BROADWAYT e lep h o n e . 4.117;

17-19 B ro a d w a y , c o rn e r o f R each . O ne block f ro m S o u th E n d p a v ilio n . O v e rlo o k in g o cean a m i lak e . F u rn l.sh ed .ro o m s w ith lio u sek ecp -liig p riv ile g e s . • R e a so n a b ly ra te * . .

MMS. C , li. S K Y E U S ' '•

CENTENNIAL HOTELl ig h t h o u sek eep in g . S jieo ial s e aso n ra te

COLOmALT elen h o n c , 1 .1 ' . 27 I-J

115 M ain A v e n u e , . 2 J.Uock«: f ro n i o cean 1 n e a r A u d ito riu m a n d a l l a t t r a c t io n s . R oom s.

R a te s on a p p lic a tio n .

M a j e s t i cAT M A JE S T IG H O T E L

The only cafeteria on the ocean front. Liptlit airy dining room. ‘ ; Phone ioo. Elevator : . .

GEORGE R. HAINES, Owner anil ilnnagcr;

OSBORNE HOUSE and .CAFETERIA,Pitman nnd Central Avenues, near Auditorium ajid beach. Furnished'

rooms. Open July 1. Phone. Also Under Same Management, VAN COTTAGE, 10 Central Avenue. Open all Year. .

Kooms . A. M. VANSIvITE . ’ Running Water

Salvation. Army, Asbury Park.S a lv a t io n A rm y b a r r a c k s , M a ttleo n

= I venue . S e rv ices 11 i . rn. S u n d a y sch o o l a t 2.30. Y o u n g P e o p le 's m e e t­ing G.30 p. m . E v e n in g w o rsh ip a t S. M a jo r C h a r le s O lley in c h a rg e . ' a . in. a n d 7.45 p. in. P r a y o r n ^ M J n s T h u rB d ay e v en in g , .7.43 o’clock . S u n ­d a y sch o o l. S u n d a y , 1.45 P. m . R ev . L. A lfre d D ick , P a s to r .

Church of the Ascension, Bradley Beach.

B rlu le v a n d F le tc h e r L a k e av e n u es . R ig h t R ev . C an o n J o h n J . O 'H a ra . R e c to r; S u n d a y m asses*; 6.15,, 7.13, 8;15, 9.15, 10.30 o 'c lock . "W eek; d a y m ass , 7.30 o ’clock . F i r s t F r id a y m ass . 0.30. 7.30. C o n fessio n s f o r S a tu rd a y s a n d f irs t F r id a y s , 4.00 *0 5.00 nn d .7.30 to 8.30 o ’clock.

West Side Mission. S p rln g w o o d a v e n u e a n d P ro sp e c t . An­b u ry .: P a rk .: R e v ; ' A lb e r t D ick , su - p e rln te n d e m . • T h in ^ d a y s ' ;.s . p. :

'S a tu v d a y s ;- £ p . ' n i. S u n yla y -;sV:hnoU!:2.30;- in c h a rg e .o f - W l l l l a m H i l l . S u n d a y , s p. in.y. e v a n g ellif tic .;m e « > t i i i g ;? . i.:■ ■■■ ■■■

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SEABOARD SERVICEIce—Ice Cubes: Telephone 2 6 2 0

Coolerators SEABOARD ICE COMPANY

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CROCKERY

Of Course You W ant the Best and Most Reasonable Get It a t tfie

C U T R A T E S H O Pt Furnishings, Hotel, Re

F R E E D E I

15 South Main Street

House Furnishings, Hotel, Restaurant and Bar Supplies F R E E D E L IV E R Y

Opposite Main Avenue G a te s Telephone. A s b u ry P a rk 11*17

AUTO FINISHINGK. Ei Fahoitrv, Mgr.

I’ll look like NEW when I

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Phone A, P. SG8G !'•■ The laugh’s on you, Buddy,

come back fro mPERFECTION AUTO REFINISHING CO.

12 Lincoln. Place ■ ^ ; ■ -Neptune.' N. J ; ‘

M O M i EELLW OOD HOTEL and

G. H. COOKPIANO REAL ESTATE

BROKER

T U N E R |

C l e a n e r s a n d d y e r s

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PAINTS

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Vt M nln Avenue;. O ccnn ( J ro re ; o n o .h a ir Idoeh Io bnnr«lw nik an d o reu it. C onv en l^ jit to Audi* to r tu u i n inl n i l j ib ln ts o f In te res t.' H u n n ln g Iiot a n d cold m i t e r hi ro o m s. W rite fo r r a te s .

' . S . J . F O S T iiJ l

iiam saton G o lta ^ etifuj lawn and abundant-, shade. Te). 7132,.

2.*i Central Avenue, one block from Auditorium, two from ocean. Buait-

. A, T. DEY, Proprietor

Central Food StoopAnd RESTAURANT-’

^ S S M a l n a v i ; . O p e n M a y *<s, S p e c l a ; [ J 'a m o i i j ? d in i jo r .s s e r v e d < i;u lv , C-On., ‘ u p . 'C o n e o : W i t h c r e a m ,. .■ ■ ■ .T a s ty ’ ‘ b r e a k f a s t * ’. . A i s o - ’ t a s t y s a i i d ^ e i i o s .

N E W S O F THE CHURCHES

iJMTERLAKEily e a r . T e lep h o n e 2V56-J

32 A tla n t ic a v e n u e . Ono b lock from o c e an . R oo h is only.- . H o t a n d cold iii ii ii in g w a te r in a l l ro o m s. 'O p e n a ll

M A15K LLE L. O llLM SEV .

HOTEL ALLSNHtJESTc ia l M ay a n d .lu h e .R a tes . R o o m s a n d A p a r tm e n ts

C e n tra l , a n d Pit* , m a n A ve. 1 nn d 2

room n p ts . S easo n o r M o n th ly . Spe-

G, F . D ra k e . O w ner

LAIWGDON• o n ooean f ro n t

All n iits lile room s w ith hot n n d eobl ru im iu e \n ttvr. ilinneiike. ueur n » »>/ i«li*rc>t,H a le s ' -on n m d len t Inn, I’h o n r US 1.1, ii|o*n M ny :U». t u t . 1. M il s . ^ O H U T H Y A. 11A UT

Gospel Hall, Neptune.. i n s S e v e n th a v e n u e , h e a r A tk in s

m e e tin g e a c h 'L o rd ’s H a y a i I0...0 a . : m . ; S u n d a y schoo l a t “ :jo P. t n . ; g o sp e l m e e tin g a t S.000 p . ' i n . ; . . . • u ib lu r e a d i n g , a n d p r a y e r T h u r s d a y s 11L00 a . m. a t 5.00 p. in.

E m v o r l l l L c a p u o . O.OO'r, e v e n ll ts . w o r-1 sh ip ,. 4.0O. L’rayev : m eeting-, . T u e sd a y I

! e v e n in g a t 7.30. 1

F i r s t C h u r c h of C h r i s t S c i e n t i s t . Asbury Park • - ;

• V S e rv ic e s are .; h e ld ; r e g u la r ly e v e ry ’]’ S u n d a y m o rn in g a t 11 a n d W e d n e s - ! d a y ev en in g : at. S, in th o c h u rc h e d i- | J .c tv a t T h ird a v e n u e nn d E m o rv

/ s t r e e t . T h e re a d in g room a n d S u n - - ! d ay S chool a re lo ca te d a t A s b u rv ! : | nn d U ra n d av en u es , R e a d in g room ‘ i

ot»en w e e k d a y s fro m noon to five. p. m . l 12. to 1. S u n d a y S ch o cl a t :

Daliaro* Memorial, Asbury Park., S u n d a y a t 11.00, p re a c h in g se rv ic e

c o n d u c ted b y t |je p a s to r . R ev . IX . c . L v a n s ; S u n d a y , sch o o l, 9.45 a . m •

Full Gospel Church, Neptune. F i f th a n d R idge a v e n u es . R ov. I r v - '

Ing 11. Meloi*, P a s to r , S u n d a y S chool, 1 2.00 p . . ni. A fte rn o o n S e rv ic e , 3.15 E v a n g e lis tic S erv ice , 7 .30; Y o u n g !

Old Pianos Rebuilt Pianos, Radios, Benches, Etc.-

For Sale . ^

9 9 . C o o k m a n A y e n u e , O c e a n G r o v e , N. j .

■ • Telephone 211S-M;<jnmiiuii!i’ii-iiiiniMiiiiiii!j!i!imti-"iiuiiiiirii'‘uiiii*,»”mir;iiii''Jn

« y<ii . r .» . .n i i i. » » . . . m':. '|.,m

j Frank S. Morris j Electric Go. :| Electrical Contractors SI Auto Electric. Service j i| , Refrigeration * Service Engi- ,1 | ' necrs, . .. ' j:tI , Battery and Ttre Service | }■■ Telephone A. P. 2778 ‘

| 47 Main Avenue ! Ocean GroverjMiuuiuuiiuiiiVuiiiiMiliiuiiuiiiiiMi.i.... .................

i t , i . a . t - . a i » i STOCKS PAINT CO.I D E V O i r s ‘> -C -o ,I t S } - t e r n C u t s H O U S E I ’ A I N T l X t i .

C o s t s , \ v M i l l ’l l A s O N E - l I A I . l ’ .J 7 .SoilI li >r,*i i» S trc id . A >.!i» r.r jv i r{,v (i >iVi>; ‘ i n ;<?a n ro i c ; L a t n i ace)

JEWELRY, REPAIRING

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. K .X f l i A - ^ - H f . - t I’ l l l i l f t i r Q li. A l i p r n l s c i l f r e e ,

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. See SCOTT’S for a MOTOROLA: A m e r ic a 's F in e 6t : A u to R a d io . S ix T u b o 9. S 2 S .9 5 . Ea&y T e r m s

■ 4 1 0 M a in S t r e e t , A s b u r y P a r k , N .-J . , T e l e p h o n e 5 6 3 0

TAXIS

WIELITA1 1 M a i n A v e n u e

“ T h e F r ie n d ly llo iiso fo r F r ie n d ly P e o p le ."AI t ra c t iv e ro o m s. U tin n in g w a te r . lie c h fe ,ity n o t e x ­p e n s iv e . S p ec ia l H o lid a y M ales. T e lep h o n e A sh u ry P a r k 7»*>1)L

. M ltS . I tO h A X n I,. I t l ’RHALM’l’

MILLER HOUSEH o t a n d C o h l K t l l i n i n g A V iU e l

G1 W'ebb avenue, larpre comfortable rooms, convenient to beacli tind Au- ditorium.. Houso-keepintr privileges.

T cK • 3635-W J t u s . J I . .A . J I l l .L E H ,. l 'ro iirluu ii-.

1VIINT0N h o u s e ;NATIONAL HOTEL

102 L a k e A VO., a t > 'ow J e r ­s e y A venuo b r id g e ; room s a n d a p a r tm e n ts ; - c o n v e n ie n t to a l l a t t r a c t io n s ,

M RS,. L K O X A Y A X E G JH .

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10 Ocean Pathway, near ocean ■ and ; Auditorium. Running." water. Rates

Telephone 0072.

Q Q e a o Mi)i Jjeucli i corner P i tm a n a v e n u e ; , -biotic fro m

o cean ;, N e a r A iu lito riu m a n d fall p ia e e s o f i n te r e s t . . S p e c ia l r a t e s J u n e a n d S ep tem b er. A t t ra c t iv e ; ro o m s w i th ,h o t. a n d co ld r u n n in g

e p h o n o • 4342-W,- ; A D A - 1C.: T H R i lUN l'I.

’ OTI'I ' I Q 71 i \ F C 22 Embury,'avenue, one block' from P f A b l O A l / D o %?n f”.'! South Eml bathmff, beach!Rates reasonable. Phone (1103-w/ MRsI E . T 'ciLDERSON^.Owno";

PITMAN HOUSERooms only.

24 Pitman avenue, block from ocean, near Auditorium and cafnterias.

E. H. VIERING, Owner-Manager.C o rn e r R e a c h a n d ' A tla n tic A v en u es . One

b lo ck f ro m beacli a n d p av ilio n , 'S u p e r io r f u r ­n ish e d ro o m s, w ith h o t a n d co ld ru n n in g w a te r . A ll m o d ern im p ro v e m e n ts . O p en A p ril to O c­

to b e r . I n m o a t b e a u tifu l p a r t o f th e G ro v e . T e lep h o n e 1090. ; . •- ’ . • - ' i •». ’ - L.-A. HOFERKAMF

ROOSEVELT

A M i c e L |- T T L .e L A b Y

w amet> Lu c y t>= s e c s .H A b A P L O M P t - m L S ' F I < 3 0 R £ W IT H O U T A M f U S 'ite .

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W tA IL e H A T iu b A .i / O P G A G LS . H A t i l A O F F e R E A J T T A ^ T G - A L L T H A T F i n e P A R fe lM G •' S P A c e W A S A M A B S O L U T eu ) A s r e !

REG’LAR FELLERS

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P le a s a n t , c lean , a i r y ro o m s w ith h o t a n d co ld ru n n in g : w a te r in a ll , m an y o v e rlo o k in g th o o cean a n d

, , , ......... . b o a rd w a lk . A t t r a c t iv e r a te s , L ig h th o u sc k ee id n g if d e s ire d . T e l u640. 7 M ain a v en u e . . L IL L IA X B R O W N 'STRATFORD HALLQ P j l f * ST) A . 14 Seaview avenue, liftli house from tho O L n v l l V • I ocean. ^Capacity; eighty. Furnished

rooms. Telephone 4027.H. S. and E. i i . IIULSE,: Proprjijtors,

TH E SUNLIGHTrunning.water. Telephone G1G3-J ■ "

o 1 Eiuhury Avetuie, Euro­pean, near beach and all attractions, hot arid cold

A. E. HARPER

VICTORIAT o n n s r e a so n a b le . T e l. 6497-W . '

Alias Jinunie’s Valentine By GENE BYRNES/ REMEMBEP THAT \

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Amcrtcan Nrw* Tt»lurr». tor.

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NEW SAFETY for BABIES

FRIDAY,; JULY 0, 1937

CIFT “NEWS” FOR SUMMER

HOSTESSES

What’s Going On at the

Walter Reade Theatresin Asbury Park .Matinees 2.30

Evenings 7 and 9 p. m.: Continuous

: Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays

Lake AvenuoEntire Week Starting Saturday,

JulylO th . r .\ i;L MUNI

LU1SE RAINER

Stephan ie W hyt# BUrinbach Krcegifi A sbury Park

withWALTER CONNOLLY

TILLY LOSCH . First Time at Popular Prices

PARAMOUNT.Entire Week Starting Saturday,

JulylOth HELD OVER 2nd BIG WEEK FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW

SPENCER TRACY

“CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS”with

LIONEL BARRVm OKEMELVYN DOUGLAS

e | "Better Built"ff^ P a in ts V a rn ish ^$& . 3 c6T- Sz$ Bettc/t, B u i£t

Plaid Plates

Tlie smart sets arc so mad nbout plaids this year that now they’ve plaid-painted the. wooden plates that '-hostesses u;o" for Sunday-night Buffet Suppers and other informal feasts. You’ll find they make flashy gifts too. Hors d’Oeuvre Trays, 1.98; Salad Bowl with wooden spoon and fork, 2.98.

Entire Week, Starting Saturday, July 10th

with JOE PENNER

HARRIET HILLIARD ,PARK YAK ARKUS

Entire Week Starling Saturday, July 10th

WARNER BAXTERELIZABETH ALLAN

WALLACE BEERY

‘SLAVE SHIP

CASINO.Dancing

Every Evening Until 1 A. M,

Rudy Bundy and His Orchestra

POLAR CLUB j t tu ia r tu ta GlassesI Yonder is an ice-leu f.r-t .*•!:i^ed.

in Yaffia "ra»«*. I?’.-* a i t*. /'idea ami you'll like it, I’a.vla coasters' and a pitcher iviih' ..raf-: fia-nnd-cork top and hv’.Jcr. Quite last-wovdirh... and sonie . thing t o ‘bring ohs-aml-ahs from'

1 your guo3ts, between icc-toa'Rjps:. Trice, 5.0S. . .. : • ■S A L E S A G E N C Y

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A BORDEN PRODUCT

WOOLMAN’S

QUALITY MARKET125_Heck Avenue

Ocean Grove Telephone 963

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Fowls ...... .:................29c.Chuck Roast ...... .........25c.Shoulders of Lamb,

Boned and Rolled ,.22c. Fancy Fresh Killed

B ro ile rs...................... 33c.Bacon (VSs lb. pkg) ...,19c. Fresh Killed Roasting

Chickens, Turkeys and Ducks .

Free Delivery

14 FLAVORS ICE CREAM Always in Stock— Always Fresh

Ice Tray Pkg. ............................... 39c. q t.; 20c. pt.Fits Cube Section of Your R efrigerator

Ice Cream Delivered Saturday Night for Sunday Use N ' .

Small Charge For Dry-Ice PackingMountain Cone ..........................:.............. ...................Sc.Frosty Shake (24 oz.) ............................................... 10c.Frosted M alted (24 oz.) 2 Scoops of C re a m ........ 15c.

Fresh Meats Poultry

Fresh Vegetables Groceries

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Raymond's Beauty Shop727 Bangs Avenue

Asbury ParkTelephone for Appointment, 8 2 2 0

NORTH END

All the Latest Styles—Summer Hats in White and Pastels in all sizes, \Ye Specialize in Matron Hats in all sizes and colors.

9 8 c . and $ 1 , 8 5. * Value up to $5.00 v“ *

Before buying a hat arty where* visit our shop first. No obli­gation t» buy.

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• 136 COOKMAN AVENUE, ASBL’RY PARK OPEN EVENINGS

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Drink Chillers

By-product of a master mind . . . theso "Freezers” which you re­pose in the, refrigerator a few hours and thereby chill your drink without your resorting to ice cubes. They comc in a set ot four, differently colored, and priced 1.00. A bright gift for your week-end hostess.

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MATTHEWS a n d FRANCION1 ,

B n c c m o r to George B. Sexton

Funeral Directors

Centennial Shoe Rebuilders

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