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VOL. LX. No. 44 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1935 F O U R C E N T S GRACEY PLEDGES PERMANENT FITKIN AUXILIARY GIFT FROM FRANK B. -AS-YOU-GO POLICY MAKES PROGRESS WILL BUY CHURCH RECEIVE TWO NEW MEM- Whitlock and Gracey Candidates For Re- BEltS AT .MEETING Former Ocean Grove Superintendent Donates Kirs. Day Presides. New Pledge election On Tuesday— Parkes and Wyck- Cards are Distributed. Unit to Five Hundred Dollars To Saint Paul’s As of.v Attack Spending Spree of Democratic Aid St. Paul's Bulletin. Com a Memorial-“Dr Fox Returns From His mittees are Active. Freeholders, Pointing To Book and Page. On Tuesday, fifty-live members Southern Speaking Tour. of the Ocean. Grove Auxiliary of Pitkin hospital assembled at the Stressing the issues of economy has been head of the finance com The drive to purchase 500 new tried to show how this growth has home of Miss Elizabeth Aitken, and a buBiness-like-administration, mittee of Red Bank city council Methodist hymnals for St. Paul’s brought men to a realization of 112 Lake avenue, Ocean Grove. tho Republican candidates invaded and for four yeara that .city, under church, .inaugurated six weeks their duties toward their fellow Prayer was ‘offered by . Mrs. Ocean - Grove Monday night , and his management has lowered the ago by the Assembly Bible Class, men, Two great doctrines from, Charles W. Day, president. Three spoke before a .crowd that packed budget aach year, so that Parkes went well over the. top on. Sun the lips of Jesus, he remind-: ' RAYMOND R. GRACEY visitors were introduced, Two the Ocean Grove Woman’s Club to seemed to. know what he was talk day with the announcement of-1 & ed, are brotherhood and fatherhood. Chairman of the Neptune Town, new members, Mrs. Martin and the doors. The meeting had been ing, afo-at. donation of $500 by, Frank B. These are doctrines which arc . ship Committee And Candidate Miss Thomas, were welcomed, thus arranged by George Pridham and Frank Durand, candidate for Smith, former Superintendent of more easily preached, than prac For Re-Election. maintaining-one of the slogans of the local executive committeemen State Senator, spoke of. the’ record Ocean Grove. The hymnals will ticed. the organization—'“Nc- meeting and women. Mrs. L, C. Briggs, of the legislature in making the be a memorial to the late Mrs. But, preached Dr. Fox, it is the without at least one ne^:* member” committeewoman of the 10th dis one-man board of the highway de Smith. duty of Christians to practice the ■—a slogan which -has been success trict, acted as chairman and in partment resulting in a paving in HARRY A, WHITLOCK Mr, Smith is a trustee , of the doctrine of brotherhood in every ’ WILL DIRECT ful for more than fifteen years. troduced the candidates. that department under B, Donald Candidate For Re-Election to the estate of the late John E. Andrus, phase of their lives and the extent Numerous notes of thanks were James S. Parkes, member of the S terner of $400,000: Neptune Township Committee. multi-millionaire of. Yonkers, N. to which they are truly Christian read from those to whom the Red Bank council and candidate Raymond R. Gracay, candidate ADULT CLASSES Y. His home in the Grove is at is determined by the extent to Auxiliary had sent cards of sympa for the County Board of Freehold for> re-election to the township 57 Stockton avenue, where he which they practice this virtue. thy or other expressions of kind ers, spoke for himself and his run committee, spoke for himself arid MISS ADAMS PLANS WEEKLY spends long weekends. In the evening, the pastor’s ness. - ning mate, Raymond L. Wyckoff, Harry A. Whilock, who was ■ un McDERMOTT SEES The hymnals have been ordered theme was “Travelers on the EXERCISES . For the visiting cqmmttee, Mrs. V who was unable to be present. He able to bo present on account of and will. arrive in a week or sq. Desert Road.” In opening, he de Frank Slocum reported; that: dur- attacked the record of . the Demo having two other meetings to at G. 0 . P. TRIUMPH A special service will • be held, scribed deserts which he has seen cratic Board of Freeholders on tend. Gracey pledged a continu Girls And Women of Neptune | inf, t!|e f ° nth of October twenty : J.dedicating Mr. Smith’s gift, in and traveled over—their density, j calls had been made to sick per three counts. When the Democrats ance of the pay-as-you-go policy silence, desolation and danger. Township Arc Given Opportun sons at their homes or at Briar COUNTY' CHAIRMAN IS CON-- . pf his- w% Many ex" obtained control of the- board in in Neptune township. pressions of genuine appreciation But, he felt, basing his belief oii a Hill oi- ,at- the. hospital, • Mrs. R. 1933 they - had promised' to reduce Thomas M. Gopsill, -candidate ity For Supervised Recreation FI DENT OF TICKET o: the former superintendent’s number of Biblical stories, there- C. Meredith, chairman of.the work the county budget. Instead, they' for Sheriff, arrived iate and pled ^ ■-. .gift have been heard and Mr. are dreams in the desert, and there A physical education class for all committee, reported ' that 3,752 increased the budget $25,000 in ged an economical administration I‘Sm ith recognized as a -very is salvation there. Continuing, Neptune township girls and wom sponges and 505 abdominal pads Durand, Proctor, Bruno, Wyck- i 1034 and $200,000 in 1935. Again, of the sheriff’s office if success _ ... , , ,, , i forward. looking Christian man: there is strength and refresh en not attending school will open lmd been made during the past:; in 1933 the Democrats, attacked tho ful. ■ ' . off, Parkes and .Gopsill have, The Bib!e class,. - which' took ment in desert places, closed the next Monday night in the Nep month, while Mrs. Hattie Wood i Republicans for issuing 5600,000 Haydn Proctor,' Ocean Grove, anil Best Qualifications: for Aspired j itself lthe trjsl{ of ra'lsjjjg pastor. tune high school gymnasium. The had hemmed GO towels for use in in scrip. Since that time, tho Neptune’s candidate fox- the Gen Ollices, he feels, funds for the new hymnals, lia.s These sermons followed a week’s class, which will be from 7.30 to 9, the hospital. In order to accumu Democratic board had issued five eral Assembly,’spoke briefly and already earned over $300 in that absence from the St. Paul's pulpit, each Monday night, will be' in late funds for the room to be en- Joseph." JIcDermott, chairman of times as much, namely $3,000,000 paid a glowing tribute to his fath direction-. 'S The money will still during which Dr. and Mrs. Fox charge of Miss E. Elizabeth Adams, jdoweil- at Fitkiin hospital for the! the Monmouth County Republican ‘ in scrip. er and motjier who. were present ...... be used in. the cause of sonic* vital were traveling oil a tour full of girls’ physical education instructor ! use of Ocean Grove patients at-E x ecu tiv e Committee, today pro-pro , ,, ,,,today A gain, tho Dem ocrats in 1933 in the audience. item of the St. Paul’s church pro- spt-aking engagements. First, tho in the high school. Ulie institution, Mrs. L. C. Briggs dieted a clean sweep for Republi- had attacked the Republican board Time between the arrival of the gram , pastor preached a!, the 157.th anni The board of education has gran-, distributed cards with twenty can candidates in, Tuesday’s dec- , , , for spending $65,000 for mainten candidates was filled in with songs versary service at Asbury M. E. ted the use of tho gymnasium forjjiHnted squares, each square to'be ti'oii. ? if] r «• ! ance of bridges. This year the by Joseph A. Murphy, well known church, Salisbury, Sid., where he Miss Adams' project, the only re-. c ro s s e d off when a cbntril.ni lion of , “With concerted efforts to get ^ A. 1 \ ant •* 1 s* • • • u 1 Democrats are spending $145,000 singer. He was accompanied on : 1 ° : memory oi Oeorge JI. Kern, Mrs. was formerly pastor. Then they quireincnt to be that those attend-1 ten cents is secured by the owner out the vote by our workers,” for maintenance on the very same the piano by Mrs. Irving Hirsch',.of Putt’s :father,-./Mrs. Eliza Eakins traveled to Norfolk, Petersburg, ing wear gym suits and sneakers, of the card. Mrs. Briggs request-i.McDermott saKl,.“there is no doubt bridges. As an example, he cited Belriiar. ' Francis I. Jones, former use Cliai'ottsville and Fron! Royal, Shower facilities will be provided.,ud that as many of these cards as as to tile result. Our Democratic !.’■! f “j '). 1-01 Ule the four bridges near Red Bank. ly of Ocean Grove, reviewed nat Va. At the latter, place, Dr. 'Foi Miss Adanw plans, to inlroducbjpossible bo filled and',returned at j friends have failed to substantiate ° 10 -B The Republican board employed i ional issues and pointed out again spoke to the students at; Randolph- the,following.^etivities in the clas-; t|»e Jamiar.v meeting, lilt'.i'oiigh any of the claims made in their' six men to operate them in 1933; | the failure of the Roosevelt admin- “Am I niy brother's keeper?1;’ Macon Academy. _, They ____ returned ____ .,- ts- -f - •*-: j • ' -!ses: badminton, ping-pong, sliuf-, when: nec.usKarv, cards may be'-elVorteffort to confuse confwe the-issues., the issues,, -The-j provided the theine for. Dr. H, P.jby way of WasbingtotKand Balti- tl.u Democrats now employ twenty • istint. op to observo; its - pledges o f,r,c.bolil:(lf (ennt.quoits, volley baH.Ikept beyond that date. ' men to operate the same bridges, j ecconomy, sound money ' and - . ,S!llea ta-': ls ol,t 01'. thc W anJ-Fox’s sermon, Sunday morning at I more, flic parior sneaking at the For the past nine years the speaker ■ balanced budget. kcmce ball anu basket ball. 1-nieen dollars was v,,;,..d •. the Senator Frank Duraml is our only’si. Paul’s church.' ' • . ' hventy-fifth anniver-sarv .1- IIow- Ibysical education classes for ftu-ivst-bear.ng account. -In a'p- i-eju-esentativu eligible to vole for. tracing 5lu> arm lh of thc .ensi;:.-.rd Park M. K. church In the litter —i : : : Neptune township adults, supervis- piccia'.ion of the auntiuncenu-i., ->f the lmrse racing amemlmeta which m- SOeia! ii-> po nsil. i 1 i t y. the pastor ‘tit v ' e>! by trained leaders, have been nuelings of the auxiliary pub- will umloDbtedly bu approved ibis , BIRDS ARE SAFE NOWHERE BILLS BI5COME DANGEROUS, conducted • here before and have lished in St. Paul's church bulle- year. 1 • ...... -•— - _ • ■—:—7 ‘ ,,, , , . ------proved very popular. It is expected • Uu each month, it- was voted that “Candidates lor State, and SOCIETIES J1EKT SAMK DAY IN'IOV 'I'O ni«|--r«« m i w i m u Dr. I earson Reports To Audubon , Tacks In Power Poles .Can Cause that with the renewal of lhc "plan' tlie society contribute live dollars county ollices have addressed •; ^ “ . ' Society Convention Falls ; We women here next Monday,'ta cover the cost.of one issue of: thousands of voters at meetings' Church -Groups Adopt Plutl Again .Ciiiumitl.ec Suggests Changes For i there will be a large enrollment. - ithc bulletin* .Mrs. George Good- in every part of thc county in the] Dr. T. Gilbert Pearson, president Nails and facto in power.linei This Year. Coming Year emeritus of the National Associa l ichj treasurer of the sinking fund,, past three weeks discussing na it the meeting next Wednesday tion of Audubon' Societies, repor poles may help the candidates .for j PASTOlt COMPLIMENTS CLASS was authorized to arrange'that a tional' and State policies. These The ■;missionary w-om6n of St. ted at-its thirty-first annual con-, political office who use the pales; ^ , t ■ — " {Thanksgiving donation of twenty- were received with keen interest i Paul’s, church are resuming, this'-eJ c,i’n8'> ^K: Ushers’ Union of St. vention Monday at the American as billboards during election time, I *’au* * . Bib^- Group Hears plvc pounds of nuts and a crate of and enthusiasm,-indicating a grow-; month, tlie plan .started last year i - £*--1,’5 church- ^avOI-. discuss tlio but they- are a serious hazard Dr. Fox. .i nruiijjes bo sent to the hospital. ing riecd for Republican support! . ,|„ v fnl. hot1l TtnmP ; i schedu,e as outlined by the Museum of Natural History on-the °? w»V«S one., day fo r both H om e, p,.0j,m l.., com m ittee. The m eeting \ sixth convention of the Interna- Announceiheiit of Frank , B,; Fifty-oiicv glasses of jelly .were at Washington and .Trenton if men where the lives and safety of Jer and Foreign Auxiliary meetings, i ij jjeing held on Wednesday be- ■' tionnl Committee for. Bird Preser Smith’s, gift toward tho purchase’^ vou>?lit in hy members attending alo to return to normal -employ sey Central Power Company line In atldition this year, the t local' rnuse Tuesday is Election Day.* vation, which took place In Brus of the 500 pledged hymnals came lui-jiday’s meeting, which featured m ent. . men are concerned, according to an sels, Belgium, in July, and which as a pleasant surprise to the Assem- ;a Shower for thc hospital. “We are fortunlc in having Ladies* Aid Society .will join in the.1 Among: projects to be presented announcement of the company to ; for the Union’s consideration are ho attended as American repre bly Bible Class,-at their meeting At the conclusion of the meeting Senator Durand,‘ with his vast ex day. The big tasks remain, in the Miss Aitken very graciously serv perience in legislative proceedings, 1AA. , . „ n • .. ^ f o l l o w i n g : : change the annual sentative, ■ ,r Sunday afternoon in the St. Paul’s as follows: 10.00-31.30, one mis- (j01,atioti to church for printing of poles long after the .political cam ed tea . and Scotch cookies. Ad aa our candidate again tiiis jjeaiv “Thc commercialization of birds church auditorium. Dr. Fox at siotiary meeting; 11.30-12, devo- ' paigns are over and the lineman journment was then taken until Beacon from $80.00 to $200.00; rc- for food or for feather adornment tended the meeting and spoke In addition, we have capable, act who has to climb tiie pole is apt to Novembct:- 2(i, . when Mrs. Allen, tionnl p erio d ; .12.00-1.30, box adoption of annual dues schedule; that today goes, on over nine- briefly, commending the succcss bi ive ciintHilates for the assembly in hit the head of a tack with his 137 Main avenue, will be hostess lunch will be eaten-in ‘the Junior lecture, “Germany Today,’’ Dr. .) tenths of the earth’s surface calls the class in their endeavor. He Haydn Proctor, Asbury Park at spur. The spur .slides o ff arid tho to the organisation, nt which time Room; 1.30-3.00, th e .rthei- mis Fox; entertainment, “Womanlcss for our utmost efforts to aid the attributed much credit to the. class torney,- and Basil -Bruno; a former Ineman takes • a fall. Rusty tacks •it is requested that members ■ re sionary meeting; 3.00, the Ladies’ Wedding”; Farmers’ Market; spec comparatively few widely scatter leadership. ... member of ' the assembly. Much arid'nails also causo:infection; turn Ithoir Penny Bag contribu importance attaches itself to the Aid meeting. The plan is expected ial speaker on study subject; Lad ed protectionists in their endeav- N ext Sunday afternoon, a t 2,30, The state has taken this hazard tions. to conserve several tons of coal ies Night; continuation of church •. ora to help save the avifauna of tlie class will meet iii the church I freeholder election. The present into account and has legislated ag incumbent, Raymond L. Wyckoff, during the winter months. grounds committee and planting of fcj* the world,” he said. auditorium to study the lesson, ainst it, the law providing that no Ambulance Called Twice Sunday. 1,000 tulip bulbs. f- Or. Pearson pointed out that in “Judah Taken Captive.” Read 2 Keyport, has served well tlie tax This., month; the Foreign Auxili such signs may be posted within The Pnrmers’ Market plan would, ' many countries the laws permit Kings, 25:1-12. Everyone is in The Ocean Grove ambulance was payers of tho county during his, ary will take the .first period, the limits of the highways. Line replace the annual two-dny country thc killing and selling of song vited to attend. called out twice on Sunday to treat present term and is certain to con Mrs, H. P. Fox is in charge of the men arc instructed to remove signs fair, which has proved popular for birds, protected ir. the U nited ladies suffering hip injuries and tinue his efforts' if given support programs which will this year and nails, but it is always the ono through the ■ election of James S. the past ten years as . an Ushers’ • , States, as well as of species which I Women Hold Joint Meeting. take them to. Fitkin hospital, ■ The study South America. they happen to miss that causes first call, in the afternoon, was to Parkes, Red Bank: The election of This month, the annual Christ-, Union project. Any action pro are ranked as game birds here. The Woman's Foreign Mission posed by the program committee 13 the broken leg. the infected arm, or ary Society of St Paul’s church remove Mrs, Toibert, 57 New Jer Thomas M. Gopsill, also, of Red mas box will be featured to, be sent even permanent disability. Safety sey avenue, who had fallen on the Bank, where he has gained wide to Dr. Ruth Heminway, Tientsin, subject to the amendment and ap SAYS SALES TAX MAY BE and tho literature department of proval of the Union. Members of campaigns are being conducted the Ocean Grove Woman’s Club, 8top?( of iicv home. The later call knowledge as police commissioner China. Dr. Heminway has asked BACK IF MEN LIKE DURAND throughout the United States and was for Miss Lillian Riley, 132 Mt, for twelve years, completes a for the • articles for hospitals, the committee are John H. .Wall, opened their series of joint meet- D. B. Ispnbcrg, Frank Averill, Rut- ARE ELECTED. this is one way that the public can I ings Tuesday morning at 10,00 Tabor Way, who suffered a faint ticket of which we are proud and nurses, etc. cooperate. gcr Stirling, Charles Rakestraw, o’clock, at tho club house., Here ing- spell while leaving St. Paul’s one . that is . certait, of \ictoi-y," Thc New Jersey Sales Tax."Re William Kirkpatrick and Dr. Fox. after, the meetings will be on tho church and fell, causing a former Eben Takes Hotel. Charge, peal Association, whose campaign Young People Plan Services hip ailment to recur. DEATH TO THE SALES TAX second and fourth Tuesdays of tho James Weller Eben,. for many OBITUARY. ended the sales tax warns the The executive committee of thc mojith, when the units arc to study years prominently associated with public that unless it watches its Candidate Height Pledges its Per- Young People’s Council of St. the international text book, North Jersey Coast activities as . MRS. EMMA C. SHAW. . •. step who it elects to the. Legisla manent Death. Paul’s church is' planning a series “Women Under thc Southern MULFORD HAS RARE LANCE .editor of The Stroller, has defi Burial has been made at Ever ture the sales tax will bo back in of Sunday evening meetings to be Cross,” under the leadership of WHICH WAS USED IN 1776 Howard Height, Democratic can- nitely gone into the hotel business green eonietery, Elizabeth, fop. five months. held throughout December. Pre Mrs. H. P. Fox,- Fifty women at j didatii for the State Senate, issued havisig just been appointed' assist Mrs. Horace G. Shaw, who died at t k statement signed by James paratory to the series, an Armis tended Tuesday’s meeting. Louis B,.Mulford, 126 Frank a statement yesterday pledging to ant, manager of the British Colon the home for the Aged on Satur V. Moran, association president, tice Day service will be held on lin avenue, brought to light, continue the fight-to permanently ial Hotel, at “Nassau, Bahamas. day, October 12. Mrs. Shaw cele- ; says: Sunday, November 10, when tho Quaker Inn To Remain Open last week, an unusual, but val kill the Sales. Tax. “I will spare Tin's is -not Ksuch, o»” a. rig h t about brated her ninety-fifth birthday on “Repeal wa.-i only half the bot no effort in this direction.” young folks will have ,supper to The Quaker Inn, 37 Main-avenue, uable, antique in stru m e n t fate for Mr. Eben as for the past July 3.6. She had been a member tle. We warn against any-.lose of “Senator John Toolan, of -Mid- gether and then join in the even-, will remain open during the winter which has been handed down tw o years lie lias bee?! director of of thc Home for, thc Aged family interest in the coming election dlesex, Colonel Lewis Ballantine of ing service at 7.30, when their re under , competent management, in his family since the days advertising and publicity ..for,' th^’ since 1929 The funeral services- because the obvious repeal issue presentatives will speak on their Essex, and I,” Height continued, serving meals as ususal. I>&,„ and of the Revolution. Thei instru- Monmouth hotel at Spring Lake were at Evergten cemetery chapel seems, gone. have spared no efforts day attitudes toward war. As plans Mrs. H. W. Stratton, tho proprie m*nt is a lance for a veterin and foi the bathing and tennis on. October l4. Mrs. Shaw is but-, , “We urge the people not to bo and iiight’ to kill the Sales Tax, now- stand for the proposed ves tors, left on. Thursday: for St. ary and' on it are inscribed club there. Mr. Eben will bo at vived by two .sons.- deceived and lulled into a fhlso We doubled our efforts, the day per meetings* supper will be en P etersburg, F la., -where th ey Will tho initials, “B. T. M." which tho British Colonial hotel offices sense of security. If they, take the law was enacted.” at 621 Fifth avenue, New York, On tlie Ocean Front. joyed b y the council at 6-30, in the conduct an apartment house.at S04 stand for Britton Thomaa.Mnl- their victory for granted that vic junior room, to be followed by s The Sheriff further declared that until' just after January, 1, when WE MUST SELL a beautiful : Fifth avenue, during thc winter ford, great-grandfnthet of corner property consisting of two; tory, is going: to be short-lived, . it. is a known fact, that Colonel fellowship meeting. Then, at 7.80, season. Mr. Mulford, Britton Mulford ho soils , for Nassau., He expects lots a hine-room frame cottage/ •7* “Sheriff Howard Height, Demo the group will attend tho evening was valet to George Washing Ballantine and he pioneered in this to be in Spring Lake again next Wo baths, located on the -ocean,' cratic candidate for Senate ’ in move. “We were-on the firing linfc Monmouth, will be more, respor.- worship service in a body, and hear Trinity Cirarch Plana Dinner ton. Also inscribed on-tha.in sum m er. front. Ocean- Grovei Cosh prica, .speakers scheduled especially for strument is the date 1776. before the Rev. Lester Clee, $11,500. Address all inquiries ..to i sive to public sentiment than , All men and 't/omen are invited Boxtor, Realty Corp., OOO Fcurtt j-i; Senator Frank Durand, whoso .the series- . - . Contaiiiir.g> various kinds of - smashed the Republican Sales-Tax A!i drug lednccd in price at to the annual dinner at Trinity Nagle’s New Drug Stor - 4X Main iivenu., Asbury Pork, or'TTelo-k i /fttie -up with the Governor despite blades, tho lanco closes -mucH i line-up,” he said. • ’ .’ ,-v, hll repeal vatp has ahvays been Episcopal Cnvrch, Asbury. Park, Aventie. Ocean- Grove.-r48 Adv. phone Asbury Park ,8502^-44., , ( Gptomatrlgt-OpUclan. the sapie ss a modern pocket ' , Vi; .obvious.” t . " [■. ■ next Thursday evening, November (1 tu:EWNC: OAHBS ruflest ssnflsf'; Albert E. Eobinson,. .jobbing All drugs rcduced in pride - at- [ ; .Don’t neglecfcyour ayes. 7, ' Thorotwill-.bo spealtfrsi'.and a pen-knifo. * jcrsonoUSy, Ulbson eards no4era5«l” 11 (Paid. for :by. Howard, .’5eigl»t : • Dr, Joseph K Hein?. l n nrlccil v i o n i l atn t OpqnUiow'i, D n A n i h n n ' i . ,#IOto Main M n l n arenoe. n v n n n p . carpenter,sarjKttttor, andur allai, kindaMi of rtiaic. I Nagle’s New Drug Store,. 43 ;Main ]fii>'CommittfceJ —44 • 618 Cqaknma Ave„ A. P. Te!, liji aoelnlieveni^ \ViU he enjoyed.’, inm rnni a i! , ,. 64-H«*k'.av«” ■ averae.—IBfcf ' Avenue,,Ocean Grove.^-43 Adv. FRIDAY,-NOVEMBER 1, lOflB P A G E T W O — — The thetal I sle3 out with my’woif pests with Ills tattered union suit. uI) to him, I'nipt.v-linnrlofl. "But—with the post, bo near, my (sprites thicket, Half crad, wet halt team should pay enough to buy me It enabled him to got Into tho “If you’ve done wlmt 1 think you dear LUllth 1" Iluxby protested. (lying, sho dnshod forward to (ling “Tlmt fellow Tnltln lmd any nmount a fair-sized freight plane."; leather trousers and cont without horself down on lier lmro knooa bo- have,’1 lie said, “I call you for a The millionaire'" beamed. “Yes— being stung more thnn half n hun show-down." of soap.” sido her fatlior.; Ulidor tho pnrtly all—true I" dred times. The engineer’s lip's tightened; In "All the more renson. I'll not washed off cont of mosquito dopo, have even a common navvy see me Garth- sinlletl hack at him. “By Garth's mirth was mixed with lils fnco wns tho saiiio sallow m a y an ironlcnl smile. Me put up. his the way. I meant to let you dis hands; Not. to ho fooled by the In this condition. The rags can’t admiration, for tho inlno Investor's as Garth’s. bo helped. But the dirt!—" Out cover for yourselves at Fort Smith nerve;. Along with this ho felt a She looked tip, hor oyos black seeming bluff, Gnrtli Went over nim (lie Imppy surprise I've had all .burst her suppressed loathing- for. glow of satisfaction over the . re with horror. Huxby lmd risen to by's tattered clothes, from.coat col along for you. Ilut slnco you’re so nil the grouse anil grime that sults of wlmt his rigorous training his feet. Ho was advancing, onco lar • to moccasins. The pistol was' pleased already ovor my prospects, smirched -'herself', and . the , men. had done for the onco-soft million more cool, She lluilg out'a forbid nowhere on the engineer. I’ll lot you Into tlie secret right “Thlsls one time I'm due to apol “Mud I slime I rnncld fat! spoiled aire. Though etill iioiivy-sot, tho ding hand, meat! Alan (Jartlii I know .that I now." . " portly, gentleman lind hocomo "Stop! Keep awayl You—mur ogize," Gnrth-admitted, ■ “Secret—at Fort Smith?” have to go in dressed like a squaw. something of an athlete In.appear- derer i" ' ■- - “I accept no apology from you," “Yes. I forwarded my papers by But this—this fllthr. nneej Ills flnliby muscles had been . Ills ilps tightened. "You're mad, Huxby replied. . the' southbound- Bellanca; before I He surged "the ciinoo around hardened r his loose Jowls were now darling—clear off your head. I shot Lllltli looked from one to tho oth hail tho pleasure of meeting you shoreward with; a. powerful .sweep firm. His paunch imd disappeared. er, her own lips tightened. and Miss Ramlll, My claim has to save your father, not at him, No, of his pnddle. “My word, sir," Garth sang out, been on record for the past''four liBtcn—you must listen to mo I Tho ‘‘Not, necessary. Miss- Itnmill. A “you look fit for the football squad. d—d roughneck attacked your fa CHAPTER VII ' weeks or so.” scouring with- hardwood ashes anil That should be worth more to you ther—with the knife—lind him down. iluxby glared with a sudden sand will do the work of soap, We than a dozen platinum claims. At The Gaffed Wolf. change -from gloating to cold rage: At my first shot lie dodged. I. can go in sweet." leuBt, yon might toss me my. bnclt- U. IIAMILL’S good-humor over "You lie ! You were going out In thought I missed. Your fnther ' They landed where nu Ice Jam, sklns." , spt-ung up just as 1 fired again. It’s M his fall Into the- muskeg pool your canoe.” Mellowed by the- bath nnd swim of some spring break-up had gouged the truth," ' enced the iHlVorent phases, of canoe had not been forced. It was based; He was on his feet almost as -to a temporary return of friendli THE STORY upon his feeling of physical, well through the muskeg mud rit the end "Truth 1” she cried—"trn th I ing—days of paddling through mus-. of the ridge nnd left a clear beach soon as Garth., His fists swung In ness, the millionaire chuckled and being. blows driven by all the, force of You’vo killed them—both I" keg, a .portiige, and the running of of glacial snmi and gravel. Up over camo down the beach to fling the CHAPTER 1,—An Alan Gnrth, pros Instead of having been broken his ' furious nnger. Garth . side Huxby advanced with wary quick pector. la prbpnrlnp to leave for hla rapids. But all proved to bo no the ten-foot cut bank;-Garth started sodden garments out to their own down by the hard toll nnd exposure stepped both, and clipped In a ness. Blit at Bight of the two men mlninjr claim In the Far North, a more than a mild sample of the dif a are with one of his two -remain er. His loitering afterwards may of the trip nnd thnt severe lesson hook, to the jaw. Huxby dropped its he had shot, he thrust his eoat- plane lands nt tlie airways emergency ficulties and hardships that fol ing matches. have bfien for Huxby. Yet he went station. In It are Burton Ramlll, mil In the meaning oi famine, lie had if hit by a sledge. Yet it was hot a back to the dead flreB with Garth, hldden pistol Into Its sheath. All >• lionaire mining magnate; his (laugh lowed. In the next two weeks three No cleaning could be done until the back of Garth's sideward turned ter, Lilith; and Vivian Huxby, pilot come through It all In even better complete knockout After three or whan - tjie engineer muttered some more rapids had to be shot and two head was a crimson blotch. What and mining engineer. Believing him shape than before the start from the fires burned oyt. When Mr, four seconds, he sat' - up,' blinltlng thing about having dropped his to be only an ignorant prospector, very hard .portage? made. Between the lost valley; The dnys of starva -Ramlll took off the. spits of cooked need of wasting powder on a man . the men.offer to make an air trip to; times, the canoe was paddled like a dazed owl. penknife. tion had completed Nature’s raid meat, all squatted down as usual Garth had stepped back. 1 He shot throughi'tthe head7 Garth's claim, although they refer to: interminably through uiennderlng As the two disappeared over the tho platinum-bearing ore as nohrly upon the degenerate fats and poi to share the meal. Gnrth smiled hie said: "Apologize, or get up and. Mr, RamllPs wound gavo him no channels that twisted and looped top of the Ice-gouged bank, Huxby "worthless.” 1,111th Ramlll, , product sons of his once obese body. thanks as he took the slab of , hoi take w hat .Is coming to you." less satisfaction, though for an ex of tho Jnrz age/ plainly shows hor and split off. In blind leads. sprang to open the wolfskin knap . There had followed the feasts- of meat handed to his) by the million Huxby- stopped blinking.' The actly opposite reason. The bullet contempt , for Garth. Down In the lower country, the sack. From if he Bnatched opt a tender bear-cub ment He was again aire. Tho smlie hardened. daze cleared from his eyes. They plece _of rancid bear-cub fat, a Clip had struck high up on the shoulder CHAPTER II.—Through Garth's pests of black ghats, mosquitoes and putting on weight, but It was hard A sudden change had fallen upon took on their usual calculating blade, between acck and arm. Hux guidanco the plane'soon reaches the stinging flies became worse. At the of pistol cartridges, and his "lost” muscle. Ills three companions. - He could look. He felt the heart) on his sore automatic. by pulled the thickset body from claim slto. Huxby and Ramlll,’ after same time the flask of grease and .'easily guess the cause. They real making several tests, assure Garth He was paddling" as vigorously If Jaw, and replied with cold deliber With swift; purposeful move under.LUlth and opened the front his claimMs nearly valueless, but . to pitch dope began to give out Most not as skillfully as his daughter; ized that this was the last meal ation: “I withdraw the term." of the leather coat' The steel-jack of the camps were on wet ground. ments, he' rubbed the fat on tha "encourago" young prospectors they when, mid-morning of the twenty- they were to share as fellow ■voy- Arrogant os was the tone, the rusty pistol and began; working eted bullet had drilled clean through are willing to take a chance In in- For days the party were drenched, fourth day . from the valley, the ca ngeurs with him.. words were an unqualified apology. and come out below the collarbone. ves.tlng a small amount. Sensing the by a steady, drizzle, varied only by . .tho mechanism,'. It Jammed repeat treachery thnt lies ahead, Garth se noe nenred a wooded point thnt rose The momeut they stepped from Garth turned to Lilith, who stood “Look!" he -shouted his relief. downpours that kept Lilith and her edly. But' as the sun-melted fat cretly removes a small part from the well above the swnmps. Garth called the canoe onto the wharf at the gazing at him with a peculiar hard soaked the rust, the action became “Your father—lie's not killed, only motor, of. tho plane. ■ father balling the canoe. ; emergency ; refueling post, their out from the stern of the canoe:, glow in her blue eye3. He spoke normal. ■ . v ; knocked out. The wound's not seri Several times fog on the water ‘■If you wnnt n surprise, friends, forced companionship with him In as if nothing had happened: ous, so high up: through the chest. CHAPTER 111.— Huxby and Lilith compelled Garth to put ashore, Still quick yet unhurried, he taunt Garth with his ''gullibility;" ’shut 'your eyes while we take' 10 .the lost valley and on nil tlie long “Some Of the ashes are now cool Same way one of my:Classmates was without' sight, ■ von his training loaded: the clip into tho hollow butt but their tone soon changes, when strokes." , trip would be at an-end. Instead enough for you to. use, Miss Itnmill. and slid back the outer barrel to shot by a hold-up. Take hold. they try to start the crippled plane. could not enable him to follow the He knew'that Huxby would keep of a trio dependent upon their op Rub them on as a mud paste: till throw a cartridge Into the breech. We’ll get- him into the canoe; and Returning to shore they try to force right channel. lie was' not an In ponent for food and guidance—for Garth to give up the missing, part. on staring ahead. Cut he guessod the potash cuts the grease, then As was of course to be expected make a quick run down' .across - to Garth manages to 'set the monoplane dian. But between-the forced halts, right about Lllltli and her father. life Itself—they would be a trio the refueling post That fellow he put In still longer hours of pad Lllltli Ramlll had not-.returncd from adrift and the current carries i t ov er At the end of,the tenth stroke, the not only Independent of, but hostile Tobin will have a medical kit" ilio falls, where It Is wrecke'd. Ho dling. to him and his interests. . her own dip and wood-ashes laun points out to the enraged trio that girl' (lung up her paddle and uttered The pullltlg of he'r father from Matters were coming to a pinch. T hat was at least true of tlie dering. Garth sat down- beside the he Is their only hope In gukllng them a shriek of joyous amazement: tin cup and little aluminum pot to under her had let the girl down out of the wilderness, and to kill Alter the first wetting by the rain., “The river!. The river 1" two nien. And even Lllltli betrayed upon, the'body of Garth. Huxby's hini would be fatal to all, what remained of the meat spoiled; In'hor look nnd innnner a vivid con- mend a rip In his buckskin Close upon the cry came tho deep- trousers. '. eager assurance roused her from ..CHAPTER’ IV.—Garth begins, th'o It beennie so flyblown nnd fainted lunged shout of her father: ‘‘By the ' seiousness .of. the impending change the semi-swoon. She struggled part work of preparing, for the long jour that Lilith threw It away before Still In a friendly mood, -but with Almighty, you’ve done It, Gnrth I of relationship. As for Huxby, the ly lip, to : peer at her father, her ney. He Insists that tlie others help. Gnrth could prevent the wastage. shrewd calculation.In'his eyes, Mr. Moccasins must be made, and Ramlll. We’re out." . . cold gloating in Ills stare showed hands braced upon Garth’s lax side. He decided to give them all another how ho was anticipating the rob Ramlll. stretched out on his back and hlB. daughter ..hardened tor'the Huxby continued; to stare fixedly la the long grass beside Garth. Even as she gazed, the gray of hardships ahead • in' their tollsomo lesson. bery. and ruin of the man who had her father’s face became less 1 trek to the outpost oh tlie Mackenzie. ahead nt the mighty flood of the "Well, young man. It appears In the fast that followed, Mr. Mackenzie. He was the last to so far outplayed them. ghastlj'. But In place of the smile CHAPTER V.—Returning from a Ramlll was the first to fall. Huxby Mr. Ramlll had reacted In -his that tlie game IB; played out, The long sleep In the woods, Garth finds joke on us Is that you had the of relief for which Huxby looked, tho party has stolon- the tea find sug came next; Lllltb last of the three. IIi l I I 11' I liI I own way. Ills temporary friendli , she sprang up to flare at him In an By the. third day they had given up ness had disappeared. He waE cards stacked. A cold^declt, and no ar he has been saving for’emergon^ stakes up." other outburBt of denunciation: cles. Ho makes nD objection, Blmply 'all paddling] On-the fourth, they again the bland, ndroit Investor In “Murderer!. Liar I There’s Ids' pointing out .that he Is accustomed Garth differed : “Why not put It lay, slumped In the bottom of the mines who so generously present knife where 1 left it He did not to a strict meat diet, nnd th a t th e y according to the facts, sir? 1 of are hurting only themselves. Tho canoe. Garth only tightened his ed worthy prospectors with a thou have It I .Liar I Sneak I He did not fered a square deal—n straight work , of getting ready for the trip belt again and dipped his paddle sand, and In return took over claims attack Dad. But you—you craw led continues. Huxby refuses to help, and In his strong, steady, seemingly, tire worth, many thousands. N Huxby business proposition. The placer works on the -;mlnlne claim. was in on that. Had I not sent up and shot him—without Warn-- less stroke. had been a hopeless case. .Bui in s!” , t out my papers for record, I would Whenever he found himself near Garth hod fancied there were pos Huxby dropped his mask. ing ■ his limit, he headed ashore, sibilities in'the older pirate. have had no. legal claim to offer C H A P T E R V I “What of it? The d-rd wood louse boiled tea, slept, and then put off Lllltli Ramlll, however, was the In my bargaining.’! “Why—er-r But when I refused lied first He 'thought it .funny to Delay would mean a serious again. • The fifth day began to draw real disappointment. Though she keep,- mum about having recorded hla chance of being caught In early on the last reserve of his wiry en had done nothing so far as Gnrth your terms, and you refused mine, you said you preferred to play out claim—to play your father and me autumn blizzards. Even' Lilith Ra- durance. Towards noon he made could tell, to disprove her declared all this tlma Great Joke that Only mill might not be able to survive tlie. boggy shore, almost outspent hatred of him, she had seemed the game.” . ,.: "My game," Garth qualified; “not it back-fired on him. I'm- the only an all-day drive of sleet Such a He dragged out tho wolfskin knap more and more to show a spirit ■pilot who can find the valley. No storm would undoubtedly kill her yours. It was you and Huxby who sack anchor, with its load of plat of fair play. It had led him Into one can say that the claim we file father and, »ot Improbably, Huxby thought you had the cards stacked inum alloy. The girl and tho two thinking she possessed a true spirit on Is the same as the one h& re- , also. Persistent use of the paddles to win." , men lay in a stupor of starvation. of sportsmanship. Garth Side-Stepped Both, and corded." would continue the, poughenlng of “But—your game? Sou had the He himself was so tired that he Bj* the time Garth finished his Clipped in a Hook to the Jaw. The girl quivered, tensed, and the three chechahcos. placer clinched.. Why not hnvo said could not have lifted even Lilith own half-spoiled meat, he managed bounded sideways. The belt-ax was- On the third day Lilith attempted ashore. scour with sand, and rinse. Better so at once;, or at least there a t , the also to swallow his bitterness. After lying near the knife. She clutched to. keep stroke with him. She pad- As he rested on' the wet sedges all, what elso could he . have ex take your ashes in tho blanket, lake when you turned the tables died until so exhausted that she and use It for protection while you on us? I might have accepted your one in each hand and straightened he recalled the place as ono of his pected? The girl was the daugh erect, her eyes ablaze. broke down and wept . ‘ former camp sites. A spruce-cov ter of Burton Ramlll—the selfish do your laundering. The skeets terms. At least we could have flown They had. twice , camped on and ’ bulldog files are swarming. out together, Instead of going “You beast!" she cried. "Got ered ridge of higher ground here spoiled daughter of an - unscrupu Go, or I'll kill you I" • . muskeg. , , The. third -afternoon thrust out Into the miiskog. The Ions business sharper. You’H llnd a bit of sand beach just through all these' weeks of priva under that clump of spruce.” He smiled with cool Irony; “Why. brought them to broken ridges first remembrance brought another. He: broke In upon , her rubbing tion and hardship.!’ where the stream dashed through Without, a word of thanks, she so theatrical? Hysterics'are not in The second gave him strength to of the begrimed diamond: “May 1 The last/words'won an amused your line, my dear Lilith.” a gorge. So far as could be seen, dragged'the blanket to the edge of glance from Garth. _ pull Ills’ rlflo from'the canoe-and ask you for the salt and tea bags, T hat lowered her!.voice,- but not th e . rapUls looked pnsy to shoot . “Out of the Muskegs; but a Long tile nearest outburnt. fire nnd began ' “Hardship—privation ? You must climb aslant the ridge end. There Miss Ramlll? .They’re as good as the knife and ax. She began to But Garth said It was a portage. Way From Out of Thls.D—d brushing’the fluffy gray wood ashes know 'several fellow millionaires was a berry patch on the east slope. empty, I.see. But I can refill-them ■edge towards him, with the blades . -He slung a pack from his tump- The fruit would be better than North!” upon it.,with a spruce spray. Her who call' it prime sport to spend for my return to the valley." - father had been gazing thought raised ready to iBtrlke., Her voice llne anti took the' canoe on his nothing. He hoped, howover, for She stared; nt him, 1 wide-eyed. a month-in the bush." speak: "Out of the muskegs;'.but a fully at Gnrth. He took up his came from her stiffened lips, low shoulders. T h e . .total load, was a something more. “Valley l Ypu—you're going back ' '"Sport?”,' long way from out of this d—d. empty foxskln bag. and hoarse and deathly calm : - ' full two hundred and fifty pounds, ’.Circling to get the wind in his there?" .' ' “Oh, well, if you can't see that N orth!” "Come on; Vivian. This is wash- "If you do not go, I will kill you, At sight of It, the • others, took on face* he c re p t; through the spruce "To be sure.- Why not?. You side of It, just recall yourself as “Long by canoe or even,by steam day. Take Lilith’s hag and get your unless you first bill me." all the rest of the meat and equip thickets until lie could peer out on can't suppose I'll abandon all that you' were when I liad to hoist you er," Gnrth agreed. “Not sp far, potash.” ■ • The smlie left his'lipa. His eyes ment. For miles Garth led them up the open ground of the berry patch. million In my platinum placer.” out of -the monoplane cabin,” though, by air. passage. We can The wolfskin koapsaclt, with Its narrowed. He replied no less qui and down .rocky 'slopes, through Luck wns with him. The old black Huxby’s face had gone blank. That held the mllilonalre for a make tlie-emergency supply post by platinum alloy treasure, hud been etly:'-: ' . - "; ■■■■. ::V-V" ■:/ ’ V brush and bogs. Twice they skirted bear had gone off nnd left her cub. • His agate eyes stared with all their long moment Theni-'- two or three hours’ paddling, down left attached to the mooring:'lino “You are stark crazy. I’m golngj shedr falls that showed why he He rested the rifle barrel on a cold rancor. But Mr. Ramlll chuck “Admitting how, -much'I've bene stream." of the canoe.'There was no bag for It may be two or three weeks before had taken to land. spruce branch to get sure aim. led. “O f1 course, my dear—tlie fited from your- health qure, Doctor “What of it? . Thnt- fellow Tobin Garth, Ho made one by opening the • I can come back. That should be At last, below the lower fall; lie That was the end of famine. placer. Ho will be going back to Garth, your methods have done, my told us planes never stop therd, un front of his. buckskin shirt and long enough for; you7 to'starve Into; launched the canoe In the eddy of Gorged upon the fat, tender meat of his. placer next spring."' future son-in-law- no good. AS for less foul weather runs; them short hand-ladling woofi ashes vinside. sanity. You'll bo glad to welcofno a deep pool. The others snnlc down {tlie bear cub, even Mr. Ramlll rap The girl did not turn her aston my daughter, to drag a delicately o f gas." Lllltli went over: beyond, tlie me then. Only, how about your on the bank, outspent. He built a idly regained strength. He was ished gaze away from Garth. “Dad nurtured lady Into the dirt and Gnrth met the suddenly nnxlous spruce thicket with her blanket- father? Does It not sober you:to fire and boiled ten for them. They i still rather weak, however, when does hot understand. I do.. Ton privations and dangers ef your raw looks' of Lilith' nnd her fnther with bagged ashes. Garth led Mr, Ramlll realize It will be your fault if, ho expected to ciimp overnight He or ! they came, to the last portage, ! mean now! You plnnhed .lt from wilds—" ' "• dered them back into the canoe. a smile. nnd Huxby to the strip of sand be dies?” j ■, The approach to solid ground was the first. 'All that caribou ment low the beached canoe. There he “Delicate!" Garth cut In. “Do •'Can’t chance waiting here. May "All pilots, have orders, to sight nnd the—” .. -.-•■■■ you know of anyone more hard? For. answer, she took a full step , across a narrow belt of muSkeg. non-stop posts in passing. Tobin showed them how to cheat the nearer. The look in her eyes daunt be too foggy to see tomorrow,” ho “Good guess," he broke In. “It The point In her case la that she Near the far side of the swamp, the has a distress signal. . There'll tie buzzing Insect pests. Instead of ed him. He slanted sideways, caught explained. “Sit' flat In the bottom, has taken a bit longer than I ex- was only a brittle, harsh alloy. Now ,t millionaire failed to jump squarely a plane coming south from tho Arc stripping for Ills laundry work, he up Garth’s rifle, and ran across to and keep your paddles Inboard." peete'd to get you out. But In my she’s at least partly tempered into upon a tussock of. niggerhoad grass. tic coast within three. days—prob muddled lils ashes and r plastered the bank above the canoe. When, They understood when a - few light blrch-bark, I fancy I can mnlte true s’.eel. I had hopes.of still bet > He slipped nnd plunged headfirst ably tomorrow. You'll be lying in tlie paste all ’ over Ills body. and on more; slowly, she came to the top of strokes of lils pnddle brought' the the head of canoe: water before ter results from the both of .you. Into n pool; • the lap of luxury at Edmonton with ■the ■ inside and outside of hla the bank, he had the canoe launched canoe to the foot of the pool. For .a the freeze-up. After that, frost and But hate and treachery blacken the long two miles they crouched low In Huxby was following close behind, in a week or 10 days." clothes. ;VV- ' ; ’ ‘ ■ V,^ and was heaving ■ in the wolfskin snow will make no difference.: I’ll blood." . '- -. V;.';;vSi;;';;;, the bottom while the frail craft alert for every move of his partner. The millionaire felt nt tho grense- He rubbetl in the mess and gave knapsack. : /•' :- have, a pair of webs—snowshoes." At the bitter statement, the mil glanced down the foaming, swirling He sprang to grasp the feet of the and-pltch mat of his month-old the weak .solution of potash lye Tlie millionaire spoke in place of lionaire flushed with anger. He He Jumped aboard with the rifle torrent of white water. sinking man. A heave dragged him beard, lie chuckled. "A bath and time to act. After that came the out, slimed nnd spluttering. Huxby his wild-eyed daughter: “But, man, rinsing. He waded out and sat down started to turn over on his side to and one paddle.. As he backed off At the foot of the rapids, he head n barber! Hand over that last ci ■worked over him, scraping oif mud, the. cold?" ■ In the water up to his neck. Thus: frown at Garth. The-movement shore, she ran down to the water’s ed It Alongside a hit of gravelly gar, Garth. Here’s where I cele until .Lilith hastened back to help Garth smiled. "Have you forgot protected from the swarms of drew Garth's glance. Above a clump edge and 'flung his engagement ring- beach and helped Mr. Ramlll and brate.”, -: ' . at bis face. It struck his upjerked assist her father across the rest of ten I told.you tliat I wintered with stingers, ho- stripped oft one gar of wild currants, less than- ten Lilith-ashore. When he remarked He opened the gold-mounted case, the quagmire. Once on firm ground, the Eskimos at Coronation Gulf?” ment at a time, washed It clean paces distant, he glimpsed the tpp forearm and glanced outboard end, that there was gold in the gravel, bit off-the tip of the sole surviving “They have dog teams.” of ashes, and tossed It upon the. of Huxby's hat and the. ontthruBt Its flash-was Instantly quenched in Huxby nearly upset tlie canoe In the millionaire joked about his mis hap. ' , ■/> ■ "V -v Havana, and snapped his patent “Some of those teams were edge- of the beach. Before coming muzzle of the automatic. , . the wuter. his hasto to get out and look lighter. It failed to (lair. He tossed (Continued next weftk.) “Haven't had a bath since the last reared from wolf pups. I might ex out, he took a luxurious , swim in As Garth ducked forward; the •'Gold I Why didn't we bring the It over Into the water, and turned periment There , are several wolf rain," he -said. “This one is higher the clear river nrater. pistol blared. Garth pitched down -The Red CrosB has assisted 54,805. gold pan?" • to Garth, with an Impatient 'com families In the valley." on his face. At the same, Instant, class—pqunl to - the mud hatha at First Ramlll and then Huxby veterans In, 'clearing; their cases Garth laughed and stretched out mand,' “Give me a light.” - ‘‘Ybii're stark mad! If you Uilnk startled by the shot, Mr. Ramlll on tho dry grass above the gravel. Hot Springs. How about my pack rather gingerly copied Garth’s through the U, S, Veterans' Bureau Lilith?” : . ■ . "Only two matches left, sir.” you can—’’ . - . jerked up on his elbow. The long “Gallant gentleman, your lady Is , "Enough to light a cigar. Pass method. Like him, both wound up this ipaet year, -V- She looked In his foxskln bag. Mr, Rnmill paused.- He listened . grass: had ; hidden-him. Huxby could balldlng the fire.". them oyer." - .with a sivlm. Neither, however, "Everything there, Dad—with some to what Iluxby- waB muttering in ventured far out Into the vast slow not have known that his partner “Don't mind him, Vivian," Lilith .Instead of taking.out his water mud added.” his ear. His frown smoothed , out, flood of the Mackenzie.; was lying so close; beside Garth,- chimed In on the banter. “You can proof match case Garth took up his and he again favored- Garth with •;
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Thai, It lm« Urnr> imiitlri! nut, iViihfet-oif H n t jJuv • Owriii' • di;j»v« ofrica In nliniil half llir prlco uI n bftttld- nnd th« uimipim}* l»i which it In iilncmt, nl>t|i. X-i ;; .* • S e n ur nnw (or n ily liftm«(«iii| In Tmm«wllf<« In fililw, d im U «. -gf0i1«ii« 'i>f 'turn' 1 (hitit In bn » I «n 11 r r r t r n n t t t m t u (i ( r r < f i ( I, < m .MM IN AND OUT OF lli« aaasBBgiffl of dontfttot Wad tlofert’otl tntlll tlio iiIoiih (tie (last lino <'( "aid lot north '! IIIOI'lll vISlKIT III ll'lflltlllf (Ill'll' tunnstn iiomiidH ami jwij , lioiivlor itjijiiiinMils In II Ili\ tin llu* nuxt roirulm* int'otliijfi Novmnboi* went oho mimll'iil anil . fol'ly-nlnhl fcpt, mm tuoti tu, 11io l i o fi-cnnl t h * «or>.... |’’IIi.'ih wfi.- tin1. m!ttn>89iirs (1. No bids w cto seBolycti qh tho oof of nnld loli tlioliiin. Anlttiry Oytifti No« Ulj umIoi; ,0/ AmiiHtiidi nlOLMit ill Mitwiiiii*. IfitlL Oi'hiiii tfruVvj HiiKUitd itnd (hurtft III ft Hi tilt Mi- llw-Htft Iniriimn, Itiiyitl . Mitn'iim ~ Mis* AI iln. filinhiui Hw ...... i .Mill'll AtlSllllll'V tlf WllftlilMlflitll ! nlMl: Mlt'tntiii; ImM'iiiiiliiittlw MiMs KiK'Hitif mul fm ittli Mjitiiliiviii IJiiHV! i, nii Mi'll, lie Him t ’i' i'i'H, iii-i'?- iioilll Mrci William II, .UtlNH,: Bt't'ivm Cmiti«ll( , Nt). KB, liiiyM- rjujluM nf Kiij‘if AfcitliUin, Mvuiti' ri.lii ['"‘iilimvn 1 Ittil, itl!) Multi stftsutj; wt'Olli) nnd fotll'tji F flilav, H p i ini MIbh A nna V. SoUet't Spcfi'liify, Mi's.' FMt*llt! l)i*tiWn. Noptiiim Chapter, .No, 250. tiftloi- nf Krtstcm fllrit'. jmud.fl i{c.l Moti'a Unit, Corlies ttvetjuo, second mil fourth Friday n t 8 p.. m. Worthy Matron, QmSi1 Hnnseni. niicrctfir}'. Floi-onc'a TollmiRt, , OatuttV Drove C hapter, No, 170,- Orili'i- of Easloiii. S tar. Moots In Miinniilc Hull, BO Pitm an avenue. Bccntiil ntt’tl fourth. Tuesday nt 8 i00 Ifmold Daley Post, No, -18113, V. F. W, Meets n t 308 Scwall,ave nue, A sbury’ P rrk , Beeond nnd r»tlfl.li WeilnosdttifB. George F. Mart In, ' commander; Joseph 1). Urosstnnn, adjutant;. John €, San M ° » r s z > derson, (|uartermnsteiv -. , Liberty Council, No. 51!, Daugh R n d R ® ters of America.' Meets Red. ill' Men's Hal), 1140 Corlles avenue. Councllar, Mrs, Flora Bromell; recording Boeretary, Mrs. Hannah Mcekn. ,. Asbury P ark Council, No. S3, Junior Order American Mochan- IcoV Meets 110 Cookman avenue every Wednesday at 8 p, in. Coun selor, Charles Yctman; Secretary, Henry D. Chamberlain; . Mothers’ Circle Meets St. Paul’s Church. President, Mrs, PhineaB Proctor; secretary, Mrs. E. P. Milllpnn. ■ ‘ ' . Pride of Monmouth L. L. 0 . L. No, 302. Meets Nqwrnan's. Hdli. %0}& Seventh avenue, Belmar. Asbury P ark C hapter No. 671, TWO WEEKS Ladies of the Moose, meets -every Frinday in Moose. Hall, Grand and C.ookman aveB. Is a Simple and Pleasing Plan EXTENSIOti TO NOVEMBER I5th Twin City Chapter, No, 67. 0. 13, S., meets the second and fourth Friday evenings in Masonic Hall, Used Successfully by St. Paul’s OF O U R SPECI AL O C T O B E R S A L E m. Matron, Mrs. Harry Whit lock; secretary, Mrs. Jean Marsh No more perfect refrigerator was Church, Ocean Grove, Bush- So many people have Gas for a range only, all. been buying gas appli costs about $4.00 a ever m ade than the gag Electrolux. A tlantic Encam pm ent, No. 22, Red Men's Halt, Corlies. avenue, wick Avenue M. E. Church, of ances al this sale on the month, but "the more P and if you will add one to your household conveniences alter in T. 0. 0. FI Meets second nnd new principle "the mor^. you buy the lower the fourth Tuesday h t.. 7«0 Main you buy the lower Ihe rate" and gas for both stalling or already having a gas ‘ street. Chief Patriarch, David Brooklyn, and Greene Avenue rale", that we have de a range and automatic range and a gas cutomatic water Ilyanis; Scribe, John F , ICnox. ‘ cided to extend it two water heater, averages heater, the operating cost will Asbury-Bradley Lodge, No. 253, Baptist Church, of Brooklyn. average only $1.45 a month. This I. O. .0. V>, meets at 617 McCabc weeliB. On our All-Pur &6.5S a m o n th , o n ly avenUe, Bradley Beach, every Wed pose rate wo now sell $2.55 average for hot is because all EXTRA gas it con nesday, at 8 p. m. Noble Grand, gas for these appliances water. . . . We sell a sumes will be purchased al a very Reubcnc Lewis; Secretary, John F. o n the same basis. Magic Chef Range and low rate. Wo call it our "whole Knox. For Details Write Penfield Automatic sale'' rate; "tho more you buy the Atlantic Lodge. of Ri’oekah, I. lower the rate". We' sell theso three 0. 0, F. Meets first and third Magic Chef Range W aler Healer . Tu -sdny -evenings a t 700 Main St. a p p lia n c e s Noble Grand, Mrs. Delia Yates; OCEAN GROVE TIMES &.50 secretary, John F. Knox.: , Gash Price Both for 1 3 4 ’10* All 3 for only 3 0 0 '82 2 4 p n y m e n tN o f 0 . 2 5 Ocean Grove, N. J. down payment 7.05 3 0 payments of 1 1 . 2 0 ^lacludlntf allowancd for your and monthly' 0.32 old equipment. Olhornlsa, D on't Prolong . S149.S0. T h e Next time you suffer from Gas on Stomach, Headache, Sour ^iiiiiiiiJtiiinitiiiiiniiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititirriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiituiiiiitiiiiiiK K iiiiiiiitiniiiiitiiiifnifitiiiiK iirir Stomach, a Cold, Muscular, 11 v ‘ ^ Rheumatic, Sciatic or Periodic Pains; That Tired Feeling, That “Morning After” .Feeling. Get a glass of -Water and drop in one Or tw o tab lets o£ If You Are In Business j The New Pain-Relieving, Alka- ■ lizing, Effervescent Tablet . J It Is a Wise Investment To j Watch it bubble up, then drink It. You will be amazed at. the gii||iiiiiiM «jiliiiti»iiiiiiiiiiilii*H iiiiiiiiiiii»iiiniuiiitiiii^' almost instant relief. Mrs. Homer D. ICresge; secretary, Knights .of Golden Eagle. Meets It is called Alka-Seltzer because Mrs. Ira Howland. Monday evenings in Mikado Build Remind the Public | LODGE and CLUB E Jordan Lodge, Ivo. 247, F . & A. ing, SJ10 Cookman avenue, at 8 p. it makes a sparkling alkaline M. Meets Masonic Hall, 60 Pitman m. Am brose Reynolds, N, : C., drink, and as it , contains an j DIRECTORY | avenue, first nnd third Wednes Harry. H. Drake, M. of A. analgesic (Acetyl-Salicylate) it day at 7:30 p, ni. Master A. Otto ' ' Const '-C it y Council, , No. -813, first relieves the pain of every Locwy; Secrotary. Jacob Abra- Royal Arcanum, m eetB 708 M ain day ailments and then by re hama. < St., second Thursday of month at storing the alkaline balance.cor Monmouth Lodge, No. ' 107. ■ Liberty Temple No. G, Ladies of ' Knights of Pythias. Meets second 1 p. m. Regent, Harold Burke; sec rects the cause when ; diie to Golden Engle, meets every Wed retary, Walter Quelcli; Treasurer, excess acid. and fourth Friday of every month nesday in Moose Hall, Grand and C. Frederick Drake. a t the J . 0. U. A. M. H all, 810 Cookmah avenues. Noble Temp B. P. 0. Elks, No. 123, meets After trying many brands of (Editorial in the Bankers’ Magazine) Cookman avenue, Asbury Park. lar, Mrs, Molissa Archer; G. of medicines—so-called relief for Raymond Baker, Chancellor Com Elk’s Building, Cookman avenue as, and all of them a failure, R.r Mrs. Elizabeth Holcombc.1 and Heck street, second and f gave up hopes. By .chance I mander. Paul Greetin, Keeper of Eureka Club, of Ocean Grove. fourth Friday; Frank Durand, E. “No business man in any town should allow a newspaper published Records and Seal. tried Aika-Seltzer—I am moro Meets Masonic Hall, 50 Pitman R.; John J. Levy, secretary. than satisfied. Geo. Bennett. ■ Mizpah . Shrine, No. 10, Order avenue.' H. E. Blauvelt, president; Loyal Order of Moose, Asbury in its town.to go without his name and business being mentioned some of White Shrine of Jerusalem. - New York, N. Y. William Catley, vice president; Park Lodge No. 1407. Meets Get a glass at your drug store where in its columns. - . ■ , Meets in Masonic Hall. Ocean Frank Van Nest, secretary-treas- Mooso Hhll, Grand and Cookman Grove, first and third Saturday,turday at urer. .• ‘ aves. every Thursday at 8 p. m. soda fountain. Take home a 30 7:30 p. m. High.. Priestess, tess, Mrs. Women's Club of Ocean Grove. Secretory, George Avison. cent or 60 cent package. "This applies to all kinds of business and professional men, • It does., Beulah' ah Swain;‘ ~Scrbo, ‘ Mrs. " Eliza Regular meetings second Thurs Victory Court, No. '36, Order of Evans. day of each month at 2:80 p. m. at Amaranth, meets first and third not mean that you should have a whole, half or oven a quarter pa'ge Star of the Sea Lodge, No. 24, club house. 89 Mt. Carmel Way Thursdays each month Newman’s Shepherds of Bethlehem. Meetn President, Mrs. Anna T. Dey; re Hall, Belmar. Mrs. Eliza Evans, ad in each issue of. the paper, but your name should be mentioned, if . every Monday niffht, Moose Hall, cording secretary, Mrs. Paul Cht-t- secretary; Alice M. Bunnell, Grand and Cookman avos. • • ficld. ■ ■ ■; ., you do riot use more than a two-line space. American Legion Post, No, 24. matron. Asbury Lodge, No. 142,;F.: & A. Tecumseh Tribe, No. GO/ Im Meets-first nnd third Monday at M. Meets .northeast corner Cook the American Legion Honje, BOO. proved Order of Red Men. Sleets “A stranger picking up any newspaper should be able to tell what mnn avenue and Main street,-first Ncptiiun£ every Tuesday a t 8.00 wimitiimmiiitiiHitiuuMmmmmnitnimntmiitinmmiPt Se\yaII avenue. Executive Com anu third Tuesday a t 8 .p. m. mittee second and fourth Tues p. ni. Sachem, Walter Estlow; business is represented in the. town by looking at the paper. Master. • J oseph L. White; Secre F. 0. Jones, Chief of Records, day. Commander, Harry Li. Wels- tary, Frank Puller., P. M. ' ford; Adjutant* F. Clare Cyphers. John N. Ennis.! “The man who does not advertise his business does an injustice to Neptune L. 0. L. No. 60H, Meets Lady Chester Lodge of Rebekah, THE BELL A uxiliary m eets second and fourjeh 810 Cookman avenue, second and himself and the town. The life of a town depends upon the live, wide M onday. MrB. E v a C arr, Presi- 1. O. O. F. Meets first and third fourth Frday. Friday cvenipg at 702 Cookman ' dent. Monmouth Temple, Pythian Sis CLEANERS awake and liberal -advertising business man.’’ Burbnge Castle,- No. 52, Kilights avenue. -Noble Grand, Mrs. Min ■ ' a n d ters, No. 28. second, and fourth nie Cook; Recording Secretary, of Golden. Eagle. James G. Park Mondays, Red Men’s Hall, Corlies er, N. C. M arry C. Mauch, M. of avenue,- Neptune. Excellent chief* Mrs. Ellen’ E. Eisenberg. .LAUNDERERS Mr. Businessman, THE TIMES is YOUR newspaper in YOUR R. Meets every Monday night in Mrs. Louella Emmons. ' West Grove Council; No. 273, the ' Stricklin Building, 702 Cook- -'Ocean Grove Lodge, No. 238, F. Jr. Order United American Me ■■■" Phone' .::'. man evenue. & A. M./Meets Masonic Hall, 50 chanics. Meets Red - Men’s- Hall, Canton Monmouth, Patriarch Pitman avenue .first and third 1140 Corlies avenue, every Wed Militant, I. 0. 0. F. Meets first Monday nt 8.00 p. m. Worshipful nesday evening, Harry Bishop and third Saturdays in I. 0. 0. F. Councilor; Walter H. Barton, Re Master William E; Duncan; sec 60 MstnAvenue, Ocean 6rove Hall, Red Bank; Chev., A, B. retary, Charles Porter. cording Secretary. Barnes; Clerk, Sydney Caddick. Corson Commondery, .No, - 16, Wanamassa Tribe of Red Men, A sbury P ark Council, No, 816, Knights Templar. Meets northeast meets every Thursday in Re Knights of Columbus.. Meets 508 cohier Cookman avenue and Main publican Hall, ' Bradley Beach. Summerfield avenue, second and strset, first and third Thursday at Chief of Records, Stanley- Palma- fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. 8 p.m.' Secretary, Harry Hulit. teer, Belmar.: — CALL Pride of the Park Council, No. PontooBUC Council, D. o f P . Queen Esther Lodge, L. L. C. 16, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. meets first and third Tuesdays of No. 290. MeetB- 810 Cookman 8900 or 8901 The Ocean Grove T Councilor, Mrs. Elizabeth Thom ench month in Moose Hall, Cook- avenue, first and third Friday. son, Rccordng Secretary,'M rs. man and Grand aves. For Prompt, Economical Taxi Martha J. Parker . . Primrose Lodge,. Sons of St. Jordan Link, Order of Golden George, meets second nnd fourth ■ ' Service .;. «'■;.■■■ Trinity Chapter, order of De Chain. Meets Odd Follow’s Hall, Tuesdays in Moose Hall, Grand ASBURY PARK and OCEAN Molay, Meets second and fourth 706 Main street' Worthy Matron, and Cookman avenues. GROVE RATES Fridays in old Summrfield school Mrs. Fanny Levin. Asbury Park. Worthy Matron First Passenger ...... '.25c. building, comer Green Grove and B. M. Hnrtshorne ‘ Cnmp nnd Mrs. Irene Gilbert; Secretary, Each Additional Passenger 10c. Bangs avenue, Neptune, Master Auxiliary, United Spanish War Mary E. Charles. Councilor, Bergen Chamberlain; .Veterans. Meet second Monday _v Neptune Lodge, No. 84, I. 0. 0. Century Cab Co. Scribe, Harvey Herbert. every month, Library Hall, Asbury F., Meets 70(5 Main street every Office 600 Bangs A ve,, 'dpoa- Ocean Grove-Neptune Parent- Park. John Fitzgerald, Secretary, Wednesday et 7:80 p. -m. Noble site Eleetrle Building. Open Teachers’ - Association. Meets in W annmnssa. Grand, Joseph R. Megill; -secretary, Day and Night st.'. Neptune High School. President, Corinthian Castle, No. 47* W. K. EUeftborg. ' ' PliJDAV, NtlVMMMlffi 1, 1H1I8 . That noul-Bliiiinn lender of Two mightlei' ,01* • utot'e liewuit* liKHH't'ly vftUtcdi la l'diluceif sinking, Waiter K.ldowe with Ills Hlvo lii'caoliom of tho wel'tl of Clod Kiitfoft, mild us* tuxes, I'coHwmlon What’s liileiiied Wlfu ut the plane; tlio ttmn Dr. Klco mid Dr. Ti'uult tiutdd ntttl. mhvIiiks, To this iiMisiievoiiB T h e biltss tr|« of Wnltui', -Si',, '.Valter, not littvo. boon found, They. proncli- end lot its ni| boost Octmn drove, President’s Department Jr., liiullhtd linker mid the Orclieit- ed with the power nnd miutloii of irii, makes these months since tliu Iloly One. Tim ci'obm wiitf up- Mticli Wnrlt Completed, NEW Edited by REV,' o k , GEORGE W. HENSON •Iuly, still echo with the singing In H flud; .Tcmm tho crucified \vna ex Klim Uottiigu In pi'ftcllenlly I’rcildant «f the Ocean Grovr, Cntn|i Maflting Association the Young People's Temple. No alted; tho nooUtlng lfui.li of Clod completely tor!! down, tin well its In Asbury Park one will over l>« able to estimate felontly nnd fervently proclaimed. the ltnth nvemio tolluta anti 'tlttino til n i i'i' 11111:11 I i t 1 iiiwl»iniwimihviihIhiihhhU the wholesome influeticc'of "VVnltor T he (ri'cnt audiences w ere pro*' nenr tlu> Auditorium, Oil th o 'site Kddowcs upon the ilves af tho foundiyv moved,,, convicted nnd In of tlio foi'mot',. thcrb, will bu jilnnt- Young People of Ocean Grovo. fluenced l>y .their inspired sues- etl nil nttl'nellve flower bed, tntiliy Practically every moi'ulnp the sages, Truly, they were Mussed of of the plants for which aro already platform nnd the shle-wlhga wero God ttmongus. : 011 older .The park about - the filled with "young people. Here wq Eternity alone can toll tlio song bed will bo beautified and, If pres mnpt sny a word for n group of of the souls saved, of Christian ent .pinna arc followed, it jnrgo young people, who- every morning, lives built up, strengthened nnd spruce tree will bo planted there were nt the doors of tho Temple to sanctified through the v a> lou s by the Ocean Grqvo firemen, mak by meqtlrffes of the .great Camp, Tho ing thla tho community center greet nil who cnmo nnd who would S tcph u n U personally. escort all View, young glory and praise belong- to God, for' Christmas : celebrations,' etc. Whyte The Meetings With people to tho platform. They ,did as alone. • -. Another flower bed Is in w process Children fine n piece of practical Christian ■ Tho triumphant spirits of our of construction nt tho foot of Main service as we have- over seen, own beloved Boswell, Wilson and avenuo. Every day was a special day in Hyde, so long spiritual leaders arid Reunion Plans Are Progressing many respects. Someone of talent guards nmong us, muat have great was always offering his services, so ly rejoiced, over the glory that Many reservations have already that each one cams expecting to bo rested upon the Camp they bo dear been made for the winter reunion ly loved. In Philadelphia, on Ja n u a ry 4, U n pleasantly surprised by some spec A whlrl-wind of toihlons are cover ial feature on the program and sel Don S. Colt der the auspices of-the Ushers’ As ing the feminine world for Fall und dom were they disappointed. How Baltim ore, Md. sociation, the reunion- will be at Winter! Accessories, new and dif true this- wbb of our Monday, ser October 28, 193E Wesley Hall, nt 5.30 p. m. Dinner ferent! Clothes simple and smart will be Served- at 6,30. Dr; Sobs' with completely new ideas! Here vice of Music. No, wonder that aro « few os‘ tSse nev; notes from hundreds would come even, os Mon Ocenn-Grove The Prosperous ' Stoyei- and: Judge Harold B. Wells Stcinbaeh Kre»e^i in Atbury Path/ are to be the speakers. ■ , day, after all the. services of Su- We not only want to make Ocean ' Wesley Hall is at 17th'and Arch day, aiid never go away with any Grove more beautiful bni also more streets, and there is plenty o&p.ark'- thing but gratituda to the Heav prosperous. While we are primar ing space near-by. -Reservations enly Father for Ocean Grove and ily a rejigous center we-cannot ig should be made through Samuel P. the Young People’s Meetings nore the material interests. Our Yco, chairman, 5 So, 18th street, There were special dnya however. hotels and, boarding bouses con Philadelphia, or . Manager Thonm, College .Day, with dose to 1400 duct business an-i it is onr. hope Ocean Grove. present and 97 Colleges responding the spiritual interests will attract to roll .all, Flcnver Day, when the a' multitude of visitors and thus Trees- Enhance Beauty, platform was banked With flowers make for material success. Our Alongthe edge', of pietcher brought 'iyy (those who attended business people deserve a reason and - afterward, sent to the sick, Lake there have been planted a able profit in their several enter number of pin oaks, white oaks shut-ins, Home for Aged and Hos prises. While Ocean Grove was and spruce trees. The line, also pitals. Hotel. Day, Noifi'hbois Day, not founded primarily for business continues'along- both sides of the State Day, when. 1-7 different and material purposes, they are | states were represented; Mother’s sluice from Central avenue to the naliirally and inseparably related : Lalce. Spaced evenly, and in line ; Day and Father’s Day ..are1 but to it. ; some of the days tl.iat stand out in shape; these trees will greatly , Our Boai'd of ,Trade has much to I memory- of a great and glorious improve the appearance and out News in Necklines month. do with this- phase of our life. Wo line of the Fletcher Lake shore. desire the closest harmonious co The concert ot tiio Young- A . different collar can put a dress operation with this' honorable body People's Meeting- was one of the wfinmiiiiiimiimiintiiiinitiiiuiijhiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiiiinNiitp in a new mood, and you should par and desire to do all in our power - ' , .5 finest ever given in Ocean Grovo ticularly notice" them Shis; season. • to encourage their, work arid aid. and was appreciated by an audi l Frank S. Morris I They may bo exotic and severe, liko S ; V 3 the one sketched to the right- (a ence that .filled the Temple, in their programs. These mer chants in our midst have a very I . . Electric.Co, - | copy of one worn by Greta Garbo j Not .only were the Young People in Anna Karenina'; This ‘star’ short season in. which, to do busi: ' faithful to their meetings, hut they | Klectrical Contractor; | fashion come? in. white silk pique ness and their-, only hope‘of suc , did Ii splendid piece of Christian | Auto Electric Service | with color ties in various, hues, and cess is in tho presence of increas most unusual gert pointed cuffs. Or I service outside the Meetings. They Kefrigeration Service Engi- | ing numbers of people. Those Who you may ba military in your, collar, would invite the yoiing people or. | ncers •' . ’ 1 as per the other illustration. This the beach to i-Limr to the service. come lo the Grove come for the. 1 Battery and Tire Scrvice | type sports official looking-braid and ■ They took mq,it than. 100 out to spiritual values and it our purpose 1 Telephone. A. P. 2778 | brass button trim; and colors are to make our'programs, so attract flashing; red, bluej or .white," Both . the Welfare Home at Freehold, and ive that all hoped for benefits will 1 ■ - 47 Main Avenue i are in. the Accessories ‘Dept, ot held a service of good cheer. How! Stcinbach Krest/c's in Asbury Park. He our portion. We need to come I Ocean Grove 1 'those old folk did melt down and1 nut of the depression to improved i enjoy that hour.- One night, well over one hundred visited most^of tin, side and shut-ins- in Ocean (imm and also 'visited the Homo Official Song, Book of Ocean Grove I’tu* the Ajred. I.etter .after letter Prepared -by Rev. George W. Henson, D.D., President »? gratitude came to the leaders from those visited. The climax- came the last day of •Inly.- I t ivas Consecration Day. Tlio place of consecration was the July 1935 Theme Song A new IIynin-Song hoplc of 284 Hym ns'that will Lord's Table in tho administering . never die, ntoiicm hymns that have found Young People’s Meeting, Occan Crove. of the Holy Communion. Many said an aliidiut; ‘place in our kcartSt and new Christian Songs that'w ill prove a lselp to . No. 105 “Hymns We Love ”, * it ivas the most wonderful service many. . - Edited by George V/. Henson, D. D. and C. Austin Miles. f the Holy- Sacrament they had Every’one has DIGNITY, TOWER and LLESS. ever attended. God was very near. ING, making for spiritual growth, AN Published by Hall-Mack Co., 124 N. 15th St., Phila.', Pa. . IDEAL COM 1UNATION. .The sacrifice of our Lord seemed — HYMNS OF ADORA. Biack on Black very, leal. . His call for us to com- TION AND PRAISE / I w . that lift man up to God. . > pletely surrender our lives to Him, 105. Friends of Jesus. B A H 3 THE CALL OF THE: Vogue says: “Black you cannot do M,vrm: ii. " ila.nnon. " I have called you fiim'.-.”—John 15: 15. M, Isa pk m j: Uitteic. sounded with great Olearness and % - A W ^ ^ W GOSPEL in songs- without” und ia the-' next breath .s' 'ii'h/. with f.xprmsion. , Jl»at bring Jesus down many gave Him their all. Life will this, iashion authority proclaims to man. “Persian -Lamb all over the i be bigger for hundreds of souls be- A REAL AID TO WORSHIP. AN INCEN TIVE TO ACTIVITY IN SERVICE and' place.”- So piit two-nnd-two together: j Cause. they attended tile - Young the cheer of Christian experience and and noticc these now black wool -People’s Services at Ocean Grove • brotherhood. For all religious meetings, in* coat;-: and suits with Persian trim chitling Sunday Schools. A storehouse' of 1. fireat i-' llieheav-en - ly -bless ing,. Friendship'Willi Je -su s tlio Kiiig;..- - during duly; 1935, the best in words and music. • in tho Fashion She,-, at Stcinliach, Kfosge's in Auburn Park. The suit 2. t,o, " we will- gti with the Sav ionr, Slriv-.mu- to meet ev-’ry need;.. j ' George G. Dilwortli, D. D. VERY LOW Full Cloth $35 hundred ■i. There i.i' ;s> p,- oni-ise that’s dear er, We nmy be clios-en as friends PRICE Rope Bristol $22.50 hundred shown is in the new military theme and is ah adaptation by Charles An Appraisal of The 1935 Camp Creed that brilliant young American designer. The coat is- a Russian Tho Camp this year- was one of typo and ' a Raphael: adaptation. the best I have ever attended. Tho Both are as new; as the last P aris leadership of Dr. Henson was com Mora materia! at tower prices than any ■able. 'and they're Vogue sponsored other book. ■'ashVon. F irst styles! manding, gentle and spiritual; the NOTE CHANGE OF ADDRESS fellowship, i’tilightfu! and beauti : HALL-MACK CO., Publisher! ful. A tender, impressive atmos I B * & Cbeto Sts. (I2« N. IS St.) FUla., P«> Ben'.* e - fits dai - ly pos-sess - ing, .We must our loy - a! - ty bring. phere of the spirit pervaded the Sweei-ly- we'll give ev-.!ry fa - vor, While for llis cour-age we -plead. entire Camp, The breath of .God See '- ing the vis - ion much clear - er, Jo- sus. weMl serve to the end. was upon us; Deep tides of the: Spirit flowed over us. The music was inspiring and’ uplifting; tho preaching.of the truest and -highest Republican Candidate order, . C ho ru s. for General Assembly Slrassburger’s I Friends, friends with the Lord of All! Galled, pledged to a ho - ly task i Christ who is our King and Lord, Shares- helps, in the work we do; Proctor The Oldest Independent General Evening Glamour Market in Ocean Grove. Caps on^our head all .evening long Pilgrim Pathway s«d Oliti Street are the newest and smartest decree. phone 17J9—Free' Delivery Vote for To, the right is the new Juliet Cap that will make a ,Romeo of any man. exposed to itl Gold or silver mesh* ; we who have heard Hia call, No great - er joy can ask.. encircles your head in the most ro* Our man tic manner, and some of these caps boast starlight jewel accents. Fresh Meats Wear one at your next fohnal af fair 1 Left Is a flashing gold sequin' dinner hat in the high-peaked mad Poultry Home-Town cap styling of Schiaparelli* spirits Both are in the Millinery Dept, Fresh Vegetables B o y at Steinbach Kreege*8 wt Asbury walking in sweet ac - cord, WeMl serve our life - time throqgh, Groceries Delicatessen Tuesday, November 5, 1935 Paid for by Campaign Committee g Coorriaht, ucuxzxv, by H&ll-Mack Co. 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