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Take inventory of your printed sup­ One word can tell the story o* con-; plies. If you need anything, the •tinued business activity in the com* • Times stands ready to give you service. . . THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES munity—Advertising. GOLD ALONE A l l lff l E EHOJLX T ill KH VOL. LXI. No. 24 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936 FOUR CENTS ACT AT ONCE Is Not Enough! PLAN BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON! BARBOUR GIVES OCEAN GROVE TENNIS CLUB Richard Stockton Chapter, D. A i Evening AuxiliarymxwaW . !•.K,taA M. NATIONAL BANK TO PAY 5 R., Celebrates June 15 STAND ON T A X 1 '®lec‘8- Ofr^ . ENTERS TWENTIETH SEASON Plans are completed for the au- j The evening auxiliary • of the TWENTY PER CENT DIVIDEND by ntial Birthday Luncheon and ob -1 _ „ ™#nnci?n r Roman's Foreign -Missionary. So- Stephanto servance. of Flag Day by thej. 01 POoLiJ ij.AlLol *ciety of St. Paul’s church held its COOLERATOR Whyte Richard Stockton Chapter, D. A ,; NKW ,)EAL MOVI final meeting of the season last _ ^ -ni ' 1 n 111 R. This.year it will take place! Courts Are Being Conditioned For the Sum­ next Monday, June 15 at the ; RFC Loan Is Granted— Checks Ready About The A ir Conditioned Refrigerator Victoria, Seventh avenue, Asbury d ccj. ‘Appropriation and .Tax­ Missionary to Korea, was guest Park. speaker, her title being “Do You July First— Total Returned To Depositors mer, Under Direction of Frank J. Ferris, The speaker is-to be Rev. Russell ation .Must go' Hand in Hand.” Know?” Miss Robbins gave some | Purdy, pastor of the First Bap­ I 'a d i c a t e s Adm inistration’s interesting information about the j Founder of the Club. tist church, Asbury Park. He will Korean people and her work among! Will Reach Sixty-One Per Cent. KEEPS FOODS FRESHER AT speak on the “Message of the Spending Record. \ them, together with an exhibit of! Flag.” Miss Ada Totten, of New­ beautiful hand made novelties. United. States Senator W. War­ t ' . ./ ark, State Librarian of the D. A. Miss Grace . Magathan led the I ren Barbour, of New Jersey, out- The Ocean Grove tennis courts, R., will talk about the value of devotions and Mrs. Ella Borden [ A s forecast in the Times last The per cent is. figurcil; on the HALF THE COST! Boswell never missed one of these ylined his stand against the New located on the south side of town occasions. preserving old books and manu­ had charge of the Social Commit-j week, a dividend of twenty per amount of the original deposit and Deal’s latest tax bill this week. He not on the net balance in each in­ near the new Ocean Grove park­ On many occasions, the club has scripts which have to do with tec. ' ccut will be paid .to. depositors of said that his main reasons for vot- stance, and the total paid, includ­ ing* lots, are being put in condition won competition matches with oth­ American and family history. - ncr.,in*t «mnrtcitinn u.,.rni The annual election of officers j the closed Ocean Grove National ing the coming dividend, will; be for the 1936 season, which will er like organizations along the: There will be several guests from L £ • > ° P ? •ltT XVC\tM preceded the meeting at which bank a« soon as the checks can because, it does not impose an!1..-. +1w, fnii u 01 per cent. , mark the 20th anniversary of the shore and several stars have been Nova Caesarea Chapter of New­ founding of the Ocean Grove Ten­ turned out on the local courts. ark. equal burden on nil people ;,nd bo-J p.csident MiirMnrirarotDuckers-'! 1,0 ,mulu mlL ;AuU>o«ty.t6Since pay Wcart has been i-cceivsr. cause previous taxes figured on j progjdsnt> .Mi8Se Grace M aga- j was reccw e.l , from W ashington by nis Club. Plans are under way to make the Mrs. Aram Sayre, former Re­ vi(.0 of the closed bank, he has made It was in 1916 that Frank J. 20th anniversary season the most gent, is chairman of the luncheon. the basis"‘T of increased “‘Tnational 1,1 m-1 than.' than; titreasurer, cas u iMiss e r, Anna Miss • ASnal Rceeiver;-\Villu>w.--g. . collections of approximately $1,- (“Pop” ) Ferris originated the Oc­ She is assisted by Mrs. William H. come, already-bring as much rev- H .... rccort]inir secretUrv Miss i Mo,J? d>“ ks would be rcady. the have totaled about $480,000. The history. Income from the member­ lor., 'i v*:..- mt.-i i said ni'oimd the ftrstfor Only Coolerator has the handful of players, on a sand lot. ship dues and from visitors fees Philander Betts and Miss Jessie . tnrvtary, a Miss>uss Ethel isrnei Earlisan* steward- • wiver: said around the first of coming dividend will give deposi­ . He said, “I am votii.fr against! , David O’Reilly; pro- ! TI* checks will bo prepared Uncrowned Hats The club, under “Pop" Ferris' dir is used entirely to defray expen­ Staats. Reservations for the lun­ tors about $240,000 more, the larg­ patented Air-Conditioned the T ax Bill not solely bc-l^1 ,S».rtr Mis l>5' the regular bank staff. Millinery has gone light-headed rection, has grown into a prosper­ ses incurred in the upkeep of the cheon are accepted up to today, wnwa wiiii.liy thertgular est amt. paid at any ont time to ; L U . deposit places a chambcr. As the air in for summer! The newest hats ous, well-known organization, w*th grounds. June 12, at the residence of Mrs. cause oi the inequitable p ro -) David’ O’ Reilly,* Miss A nna*H ardy; The com ing dividend will be the date. This payment has been made visions of the measure,. _ but' literature sscretary. Mrs. Minnie j fourth since the bank-cosed on De- possible by another RFC loan, the food compartment are mere brims. Milady’s head several well-kept clay courts. Mr. Ferris, who dedicates nearly Miller, 89 Mt. Hermon Way. bocause it, as the 1 resident | Co)e Treasurer reported a bal-1 comber 2fl, l»31. The last dividend ...... will be exposed to every cool The grounds were donated by all of his annual in the Friends of tho Chapter and all which in turn, must bo paid hack constantly passes through breeze that passes . . . so let the the Ocean Grove Association and Grt /e to the Tennis Club, was also D. A. R. members are invited to himselt stated, the national >n-|anCcd budget. The resignations ofi paid , was on September 2G, 1034, | before the. fifth' dividend will be come has-increased, trom 2d . ml- jjj Gertrude Gibbons and Mrs. | when the amoiint was 15 .per cent, forthcoming.' this chambcr it is washed, sun scorch, it wifi be no avail! have becomfe one • of the Grove's the originator, in 1927, of the Oc­ attend. . Gas Hoiise-IIea£!sig SJisit in Yoin* H om e The new. open hats may be found principal attractions. At the end ean Grove Swimming Carnival, ions in. 1032 to G5 billions in 1036, | George ItaU were accepts with re- ______the present • tax on corporate purified and humidified. right now, in the Millinery Dept, of each playing season it is the and each season unti 1934, the car­ grcts. and individual earnings undoub­ at Stcinbach Kresge's in Asbury custom of the club to award nival was a summer feature. Many Strong food odors are el­ tedly will provide automatically as Park. They come in linen or prizes to the winners of the tour­ local swimming enthusiasts are CHILDREN WILL much revenue, because of the in­ GIVE CONCERT iminated. Foods dry out pique, with grosgrain. ties . . . naments conducted during the urging, the revival of that event, ADDITIONAL HOURS FOR creased national income, as would G. A . A . CONDUCTS ^KTo further piaym ents for a full year less, you do not need to nnd stiffly starched for a crispy summer. The late' Dr. Charles M. which was not held last year. HAVE PROGRAM CERTIFICATION OF BONDS look. White and pastels. Price, this new hurriedly prepared and AT SAINT PAUL’S cover dishes. Foods stay 2.98. untried tax now proposed by the ANNUAL BANQUET | New Deal. The Ocean Grove Post Of­ . fresh longer, taste better. CONCERT DATE APPROACHES |IN ST. PAUL’S CHURCH SUN­ “The administration is side-step­ fice will be. open for the cer­ CHOIR SPONSORS RECITAL BECK ADDRESSES ping the real financial .problem : MOTHERS ARE ENTERTAINED, tification of Bonus Bonds on DAY MORNING Monday, June 15 (If the bonds Tlie response Co our gas house-liealing free-trial offer nearly Bible Class Entertainment, Meeting! now facing the country. B Y A R T IS T S are received in time) from Next Friday “That. problem, is the reduction j AT AFFAIR swamped our house-liealing division last Fall and popularized gas NEPTUNE SENIORS Summer Program, Already Under of governmental expenses, not,’ — 7.00 p. hi.' to 9.00 p. m. also Next Friday , night is the dato levying new taxes, and it is bal Tuesday and Wednesday for Young Woman’s Choral Club Way Lists Several Features; Dr. New Officers Are Installed; Mar­ ancing the budget, by effecting ec­ the same period. To certify beating to such a degree that we have reason to cxpect a much CLASS RECEIVES DIPLOMAS for the joint concert at eight o’­ Heard; Also Renditions by Thel­ clock at St. Paul’s church. The af­ Fox Tells “The One Thing Necd- onomies, not ‘soaking the thrifty’ ion Moulton, Retiring President, the bonds, if the veteran^ is greater, demand for gas heating next winter. - AT AUDITORIUM fair is being sponsored by the As^ for increased waste and extrava­ not known at the post office, ma Mount, Pianist; Whitton fu J /’ Receives A w ards. ' . he must bring, at least one sembly Bible Class and the Salva­ gance. Bierach; Harpist; Mrs. Evelyn ■ . i witness who is known to the tion Army. The Salvation Army The annual Children’s- Day* pro­ “I voted against the $2,430,830,- About eighty-five mothers and! Coolerator Uses Ice in an amazing new way, from Speaker Gives Four-Fold Plan For certifying officer. This will Bills, Reader, John Ebner, Bari- sextette, the members of which gram will be presented at‘°St. 000 appropriation bill because it daughters attended the seventh! To encourage immediate action on your part, we have reduced the the bottom of the cake only, giving faster circula­ play twenty different instruments, Paul’s church the coming -Sunday raises.' next year’s governmental enable those working, or out Success; Lois Hill and Robert annual banquet of the Girls Ath-I of town during the day to cer­ and other entertainers are sched­ morning at 10.30, under the direc­ expenses one billion dollars higher West Speaks for Class. lutic Association, Friday evening tify their bonds at this time. usual down payment of $25 to $ 2 0 for a short period. Yoii make tion and maintaining a uniformly cold temperature uled to take, part in the program.. tion of the following committee: than even last year’s record out­ A large audience of shore mu­ in the Neptune high school cafe­ Veterans who did not receive A brief business meeting of tho Mrs. G. L. D ..T om pkin s, Mrs.: lay, And it has been established sic lovers, assembled at St. Paul's whether the ico chamber is full or nearly empty. Opportunity awaits the young teria. Miss Pearl Crowell was1 their bonds when delivery was no other ’payments on equipment until May 1, 1937. During the class will precede the entertain­ Claude Richmond, Miss Helen Hep­ that we have remaining from last chairman of the affair. Supervis-; Church Monday evening, was trea­ man or young woman who has ment. year’s appropriation $2,400,000,000 attempted will also get their Under ordinary conditions Coolerator needs to Be trained himself or herself proper­ burn, Mrs. Helen Wilgus, Miss ing . the cafeteria staff. was Mrs. ted to a delightful concert of semi­ summer, we will install a fully automatic gas heater in your W hen the class meets at 2.15 .on which will more than take care of bonds at this time. Regular ly for leadership, Cameron Beck Ida Mason, and Mrs. H. D. Kresge, Ella Borden, with Mrs. Fanny classics and classics. Sponsored by re-iced only once every 4 to 7 days. the coming Sunday, they will study the unemployment situation next office hours for certification told the Neptune high school gra­ chairlady. Thompson, Miss Effie • Crossley the church choir and including present furnace or boiler — you may try it all next winter before a lesson on “Jesus Crucified.” year. Furthermore, the Vanden- are from 7.00 a. m. to 7.00 duating class in commencement The entire service will be based and Mrs. Lillian Shaw as her as­ such well known artists as Thelma Text, Roman? 5: 8, “God Com-, berg Amendment, which I worked p. m. weekdays, Saturday, 7.00 exercises at the Auditorium', Wed­ upon worship materials familiar sistants. ./ * . / V ' > .. > Mount, Whitton Bierach and the you decide to buy. If you are not pleased, the equipment will mendeth His Love Toward us in’ for and voted for, and which was . a. m. to 12.00 M. nesday evening. to the children. The theme is Mrs. Mary E. Stout, guest Young Women?s Choral Club o£ That while we were yet Sinhers, “Jesus Our Friend.” Beginning turned down by the New Dealers, Asbury Park, under the leader­ Mr. Beck, who is director of the speaker, spoke on “The Mother be removed and your $20 refunded. TU N E IN Christ died for us.” Read Luke, with His babyhood, the first part provided such additional funds as ship of Mrs. Dorothy Gravatt- New .York Stock Exchange Insti­ and the Daughter,” narrating the 23: 3 3 - 4 G .______of the story will be presented by might be proved to be necessary TO HAVE FLAG DAY SERVICE Winterstella, the concert proved a., RADIO STATION WABC tute, addressed the graduates on origin of Mother’s Day, first ob­ the beginners. The Boy J^sus will and, by turning the whole admin- worthwhile success. ; Every TUESDAY at 10 P. M. “Leadership of Tomorrow.0 He isti'ation. of relief back . to the served in Philadelphia in 1914. She RETURNS AFTER 50 YEARS be portrayed in song and scrip­ I). A. R. Will Gather At The Ital­ The first half of the program: With gas heat you never have au extremely high gas bill in for , didn’t prophesy dire things, the states, would have prevented much continued by speaking of the life tures by the primary children. of Jane Adams, the founder of ian Mission opened with a group “The Sea­ “PICKFAIR PARTIES” destruction of the human race or George Bonfild Visits Sister In Jesus, the Man, is left fo r the. Jun­ of the waste and inefficiency from the degeneration of youth, but Hull House, Chicago. Miss Adams I sons,” Swedish Folk Song; “On extremely cold months, because you enjoy “ budget billing.” You fe a tu rin g iors. which we are suffering today and. At the Italian Mission, Neptune, rather gave the members of the1 Ocean Grove . . . by the same token, have assured attributed the success of her en-’ Wings of Song,” Mendlessohn, and Mary Pickford terprise not to her own initiative, Sunday evening, there will be a “Were You There,” Negro Spiri­ pay % of the estimated cost each month during the heating season. more relief to more people less ex­ service from 7.30 to 8.30 in com­ promise Ct^ r^ eirsUt!rthoanodppo^ n ’V ^ ChildrenV Vay "“"will be pensively. , but to that of her mother, and her tual, sung by the Choral Club. ■presented by representatives of memoration of Flag Day. The Next May 1 we compare your payments with your actual use, and “Appropriations and taxation mother’s training, said Mrs. Stout. Then followed three harp solos by cach group, showing the setting service is in charge of the Richard o u s itn1etn\ n d “ vomehn !>Py’ Pr°SPC>',ot New So^th Waiet must go hand in hand. If the New “Put yourself, as you grow old- Whitton Bierach. These were ous men and women . . . . ' Australia, returned recently and is for the utterance “Suffer Littie Stockton Chapter of the Daugh­ “Chant Sans Paroles,” DuBois; refund any saving or bill you for any excess use. Deal keeps spending more and er-into folks, not things,” was He urged that all, in the pro- now visiting his sister, Mrs. Eliza- children to come unto Me; for of ters of the American Revolution. “The Rosary,” Nevin; and "Gypsy more money, obviously wevhave. to Mrs. Stout’s plea. She also pointed paration for the future, enter up- both Mitchell, 53 Heck avenue. Mr. such , is the Kingdom of Heaven.” There will be singing by Mrs. Love Song,” Herbert. The latter ’ impose heavier and yet heavier out that “Home is the nearest ap­ on a life based upon a Plan, a . B o n fild 'has other sisters, living in This text inspired Plockharst’s pic Grace Moss, soprano; Samuel two were arranged by Miss Bier­ SEABOARD ICE CO and yet heavier taxes—in other proach to the -heaven of the next Purpose, a Peiservance, and a Scranton and Psckville, Pa. tura. “Jesus Blessing the Little Moss, tenor; David Moss, baritone, ach and all were well received. words, bankrupt the country in a w orld.” For full details, call your Jersey Central office at once. The Passion to succeed. . 1 When he left to engage in busi- Children.” and James Milligan, bass. Mrs. Ending the first half, John Ebner, futile effort to keep the country Having been voted the girl who Phone, Asbury Park 5900 Mr. Beck was introduced by ness in Australia, his family lived In the evening, at the 7.30 wor­ Aram Sayre, Chairman of Ameri­ baritone, sang two songs, “O. Del reduced down-payment offer is limited to the next few weeks, and out of bankruptcy. had done the most for the organi­ Harry A. Titcomb, high school in London, but the sisters were ship service, there- will be a special canism and Patriotic Educaton of Mio Amato Ben,” Donaudy, and “In voting against both this un­ zation, Miss Marion Moulton was principal. Onsville J .; Moulton, brought here over forty years ago program of music. G. Raymond the Chapter, will speak. Also, the “Tommy Lad,1’ Margetson. the number of trial installations we can make for next winter is Coolerators on Display at First and supervising principal, introduced by their parents the lat.e Mr. a"d necessary increase in spending and presented with an encased clock. Bartlett, tenor, and Raymond Regent, Mrs. Lyman Whitney Al­ During the intermission, ' Ray­ heavier taxation simply to m a k e * Miss E. Elizabeth Adams, girls John B. Stout, president of the j;rs. George Bonfild Manley, baritone, will render a len, will give a short talk on the mond Bartlett, choir leader and limited. T o avoid disappointment, act now! Railroad Avenues, Asbury Park waste possible, I feel that I pur­ physical education instructor, also Board of Education who presen-. Mrs< Mitchc„ hel. sisters and duet number; Robert Bartlett will subject “Our Country and Our tenor soloist of St. Paul’s, spoke sued not only a consistent coursc presented Miss Moulton with: a ted diplomas to the 05 members of her brotl,er were all youhg child- play trombone solos and Miss Flag.” Friends of the Mission and briefly. the class. Student speakers were ren when tho latter fcft ?or tho of action but made the greatest gold “ N” for receiving 4,000 points ... mtiiiM tiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii ititiiiniiii ti i timtii ttitiiKim; Jantje Rozema. contralto, . will members of the D. A. R. are in- The second half of the program Lois Hill and Robert West contribution within my power in athletic participation and a Island continent. sing. Dr. Fox will preach on “Ser­ both to the long suffering taxpay­ blazer coat for her outstanding ef­ vited to be present. began with a group of two piano "Saddle Corner" Clarence Kohlmann, Auditorium ving God With Your Mind.” — — ■■ ------solos played by Thelma Mount. organist, rendered several solos. er and the unemployed themselves forts in leadership and service. Lovers of the gallop will find the Win Annual Spelling Bee Last Sunay morning, Irving CRAFTSMEN NIGHT JUNE li> These, the familiar and beautiful Dr. Frederick H. Wright pronoun­ who must look to that self-same A pin was. presented to Evelyn new "Saddle Corner” at Stcinbach Crabiel, general chairman of the “Rondo Capriciosso,” by Mendle- ced the Invocation and the bene-; The first annual spelling bee of taxpayer for their support.” Pharo, a post graduate, who gave Krcsge* s in Anbury Park well 193C Summer program committee, ssohn, and a stirring novelty, diction. the Ocean Grove grammar grades her assistance to the . association Final Meeting of Ocean Grove posted on what to wear that's reported that the sub-committees “Danse Rituelle De Feu,” by De held Wednesday morning in the throughout the year. Lodge, F. and A. M. jilfcSiEY CENTRAL POW ER & LIGHT COMPANY smart and cool for summer horse­ are planning a comprehensive Days W ill Open an June 18 Falla, showed Miss Mount at her back riding. Coats of porous Salt NEPTUNE ALUMNI HONORED high school auditorium was won by New officers were installed Jimmy Parker, third grade, and schedule of affairs for St. Paul’s Day’s famous icc cream garden and presented with corsages. They For the first time since its best. .Her sympathetic intcrpreta- ; Sack or light-weight tweeds. tion and piastery of the contrast­ Betty Grigg, Harold Williams, N or-: Dorothy Marshall, eighth grade church for the coming months. will open for the season on Thurs­ are President, Betty Jefferis; Vice-[ founding, 15 years ago, Ocean Shirts of slippery light celanese. Dr. Fox preached at that service ing techniques won the hearty ap­ Jodhpur breeches of twill or lin­ " , ^ • .There were two contests, the best day, June 18. This will be the president, Rita- Woessner; secre- Grove Lodge, F. and A. M.-, will man Roden, at Drexel spellers of the 3rd, 4th and 5th °,non “Tho-One “The One Thing Needful.” H p ocomoke, M d„ and. was to change his course, to About forty-five members sat A report of Audit for the year Mr. Ebner made his'second ap- 125 Heck Avenue | ary awaid of $50.00. . Randolph-JIacon Academy, Front change the line of lus life and ser­ down to an old fashioned turkey How the very rich young Billy 1935 for the County o f .Monmouth! ^ al'ftncc M smtfmg an aria fr o m : Ocean Grove Harold E. Williams, 75 Heck ave- ]{0ya| Va ]ie brought hack home vice. dinner and all that goes with it, Leeds made life pleasant for the is on file in the office of the Clerk T, ‘Votre Toast, J “Some Achievements of the members of the general committee. YORK AMERICAN. And there’s a obtained by applying to the Clerk English, air, “Drink to Me Only tor,” was selected as the Fourth of Men’s Student Council. Roden isj Moonlight Sail July Ralph G. Wiggin is chairman of a With Thine. Eyes.” Bringing the Chuck Roast ...... 19c. i church,” Dr. Fox sketched the comic magazine in colors. In or­ of the Board. The Oldest Independent General 30 YEARS AGO July speaker in the Auditorium. a student in Mechanical Engineer- The annual moonlight sail spott­ history of the church since Pen­ committee of 22 in Ocean Grove, der not to be disappointed, order (Signed) J. Russell Woolley, Clerk program to a close, the Choral Bottom Round Pot ing. ______- , sored by the Past Councilors* As- tecost. He said that the church where a goal of $500.00 has been your copy NOW from your news­ Cjub pleased the assemblage, with Market in Ocean Grove. Miss Norma Scott, daughter of Cinderella Cotton Dated: Freehold, N. J. Roast ...... 29c. I Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott, 1293/a That prosaic homebody fabric, I sociation of the Sons and Daugh- has given mankind a sense of unr set. dealer.— 24 June 3, 1936 n trio of light songs, “Nursery Pilgrim Pathway and Olin Street Short Ribs of Beef .... 12c.J (Editor's Note: Those items nr© Broadway, and Oliver Gilbert An­ cotton, is now putting on mascara Smjth to Get A. B. Degree ’ tors o f Liberty will b e . Held this ity and a basis of brotherhood and Rhymes,” Curran; . Overtones, taken from tbe back fllos of tho Tltn«s drus, of Cleveland, were married. and com ing out in the evening that it has brought to humans an Dog is Kin to .Rin Tin Tin Rasbaeh and Dawn, Curran. For . Phone 1749—Free Delivery Smoked Tongues ...... 27c. | for tbe year 1906.) . . . . and with the very best peo­ awareness of God. ah encore, the Club sang the en-’ 20“ nPath”™y: A unique visitor in Ocean Grove Meadow Gold Butter 33c. j ple! Her washable talents make chanting “By the Bend of the June 9, 1906 AUDITORIUM OPENS COMING SUNDAY this week is Kuno Van Dick, huge § her the envy of her more expen- River,” Edwards. SPORTSMEN TO ORGANIZE police dog, brother to Rin Tin Tin. Delicatessen Fresh Killed Roasting | Mrs. .Nelson H. Kilmer died at BIG DIP ICE- CREAM sive-fabric sisters. Her styles are Accompanists included ; Mrs. once the famous dog star of the .. Chickens, Fowls and .. | the Alaska Hotel. very, very swish .• . . for the (jlladys Crawford, who played for Important Meeting Will be Held BISHOP RICHARDSON PREACHER movies. Kuno is owned by Mr. and Department Ducks At the quarterly conference of young girl as well as the femme the Choral Club, and Mrs. Mabel 5c. Monday Nght Mrs. Howard Devlin, of Merchant- St. Paul’s church, the salary of fatale. The Fashion Shop at dent for four years at Brown,. Kalllzatlon sponsoring the sail, Ebner, who accompanicd Mr. Eb­ AU Home Cooking Free Delivery 1 th-6 pastor was advanced from ville, who purchased him iome. ner. Stcinbach Kresge's in Asbury which he entered itfter graduating. , T „ , , A special organization meeting ‘At 10.30 Sunday morning, the Ocean Grove Sunday school at 2.30, $,1800 to $2,000. time ago while on a trip through Park has some belles in this field from Stony Brook School. He is a' Ice Cream—Breyerpakt of the newly launched Neptune Auditorium will open for the 1936 in the Young People’s Temple, led Miss Minnie VanDyke Hoag- California. Rin Tin Tin died five 1 St. Paul’s Church of cotton evening gowns. Dotted member of several honorary so- P|nts ^5c., Quart, 40c. Delicious Sportsmen’s club will bo held Mon»- season with Bishop Ernest G. by John S. Yeo. Dr. Henson will Fresh Meats land became the bride of Joseph years ago. Mr. aiid Mrs. Devlin Swiss affairs, frothy and .foamy ctetics. He attended the Ocean Jive c?n*- scoops, assorted flavors day 'evening at 8 o’clock at Nep­ Richardson, D. D„ LL. D. of Phila­ be the speaker. Church school,- 9.30 a. m.; morning Bernard Gomez, of New York, in Openshaw’s, 60 Main Ave. Ocean areiliv atlib present IJI cotjliu visiting. VlM tlllK' Mrs. m is. Dev-U ls V - 1 . t . • , , for a dream-walking look. And Grove Grammar School. tune township headquarters, south delphia, preaching. Again at the Auditorium, at FOR HAIR AND SCALP \ a ceremony at the hoirfo of her Grove.— 24-27 lin ’s niother, -Mrs. W alker Boureau. wj^esday,nv ' they’re sporting enough to have Main street. Everyone interested The Rev. Dr. G e o r g e W. Henson, 7.30, Bishop Richardson, will bring Poultry father, Officer Derrick Iloagland, ent 13, F ront. Circle. thoir own jackcts-to-match. Price, in gunning, fishing, casting and all president of the ‘ Ocean Grove the. sermon. Tn Summer—Go To Church ’ JAPANESE OIL 71 Webb avenue. Ocean Grove -Auditorium ~*udi |n U. 8. A. just 10.98. Albert E. Robinson, jobbing the allied sports is urged to be Cnmpmeeting association, will pre­ Manager Thoma said this w.nd i Writ* ter FflEE BoakUt "Th# Truth About meet. Asbury Park was second Wc pack orders with dry icc Bishop E. G. Richardson, D. D,,. Optometrist-Optician. . f. ■ Tho Hilr.” Nation*) Rtmtdy Co.. Now York present as possible, »;j. Clarence Kohlmann will be at the He also announced, that in an­ South End Bathing Beachs and Hot with 11. LL. D., a Bishop of the Methodist. Don’t neglect your eyes. This will bo the last meeting at Cut Rate Drugs. Buy.your cut Where Courtesy Abounds i Hon. Theodore E. Button, con- 52 0LFN ST:, OCEAN GROVE console of the great Auditorium ticipation’ of fine weather, the Baths will open, Saturday, June Episcopal Church and in charge of, Dr. Joseph F. Heine. • which those Hio. attend may be organ. bath houses at both beaches are rate drugs at Nagle’s Pharmacy. ,13th.. Reason rates $15.00, $10.00 the Philadelphia Area. 518 Cookman Ave., A. P. Tel. 154 classed as cha/ter members. There will be. a meeting of the ready .;to open tomorrow. Why go out of to\vn?—-13 adv. per month, $4.00 per vweek.— 24'.-;’ .: PAGE TWU FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1935

When Simpson, liehrd tho details o f cleatli In a locked room, lie rubbed his hands in satisfaction. “ Secret passage';" he. asked first. "No, nor any of the other. regu­ lar and orthodox explanations., We’ve been all oyer them and not one tits.” “Hermetically sealed room, eh?' PERMANENT “.lust exactly that. Now as there’s ho sign of n weapon in either, case, what can we look for but poi­ son?” CAROLYN1 WELLS “ Looks like, it..; Autopsy this LIFE time?” • “Xes. Medical examiner ; and lo­ cal G. 1\ Both signed the certifi­ cate that there was no trace or INSURANCE When the oldest resident hint of poison of anV sort, known was a youngster we supplied or unknown.” "N o curare, no datura?’ OCEAN GROVE “Just that. And no ne\v Inex­ plicable type of virulent poison that' COPY RIGHT by CARQIYN WELLS W.N.U. SERVICE can be imagined or invented.” PROTECTION “ITm. And just what am I to Taylor Pairy Co, C H A P T E R IX in some way killed by that woman.” do?” Calley & Williams, Proprietors "And why would ids wife want “Help me in any way you can. Miilnilm. following, spoke stern- to kill 111111?" But. mostlyt dig up tho cause" of MILK, CREAM AND l,y* "I‘ suppose you know you are “ Xo ' g e t . his fortune; and then death.” . BUTTER MILK putting yourself In grave danger. marry some one else, which is just “ Organs?” From Monmouth County Farms You will find New York investiga­ what she is planning to do now.” “Will be at your disposal when A N N U A L RATE, $ 5 0 0 0 LIFE INSURANCE tion mure drastic than in your home Perilla looked her horror at this you want them. Do you have to . Phone 1970 town. You wllMlml that your legal have those of both?” spccch, but said nothing.. First 3 Years 342 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grove ^knowledge will not go far, pitted “Don’t be silly 1 Can 1 make Guaranteed - 4tli Year Net She began to feel as if a net were at Never to Exceed 15% Less at Prcse.nt Scale :against our. great criminal lawyers. closing.in about her, a dreadful net, bricks without straw.?” Issue This Maximum • (Cunrantceii) (Subject to Change) •You will lie adjudged the criminal, which would envelop her in its “Oh. all right. Now most impor­ charged, with malicious slander meshes until she was unable to es- tant of all, can you got about the against' this young*woman, who. It • cape. .. matter at once? Can you do it up can be proved a thousand times, Not a shred of guilt was attribut­ posthaste? Can you tell me results ■ FRENCH had-no thought toward her hushaud able fo Perilla; she had looked at In a few days if it will save an in­ ; but that of loving anrectioh.” no man with the slightest degree nocent young woman's arrest, and DRY CLEANING : "Well, we’ll see about all rStnt,” of personal interest since the loss probably trial and possibly convic­ returned Furman, with his ugly leer. of her beloved husband, but she tion?” ‘ CO. “But jtist realize, young Mr. Fair­ knew, only too well, that men had “ Whew I That sounds serious.” fax, you r sis ter . i s in despera to looked at her with more than mere "It is serious. Listen.” straits, and she will soon come to interest. Stone sketched a. brief history of recognize that the way of the. trans­ R oger Garth, she knew, was in the inimical side, showed how bitter RIttENB gressor is hard.’* < love with her; I Job Coles had boon, and venomous the Malden faction. [PU P0W»j>.9.»l(jci,tANIM0 - “ W hat1 have' I .done?’ crieJ Peril- too, Tony Gaskell had said little, ia, piteously. "Why are you so cruel but hls^ looks and actions told her Premiums for first three years aro set at 15 percent, below One-Hour Cleaning to nie?” . • ; of his feelings toward her. maximum. Thereafter net payment is maximum less divi­ Service1 . And’ then Madame Malden tuned’ . None of these tilings lmd lin-' dend. Whilo futuro dividends cannot bo predicted, on No Odor—No Shrinking up again. Afterward, Perilla always pressed her deeply until now when present scales tho reduction is more than 15 per cent. W e Call and Deliver said that it was only Farman’s ar­ this old woman’s words gave, her ISSUED AT ALL AGES, IS TO 66, INCLUSIVE rival . at. tluit critical moment that a sudden shock. • Telephone •kept tile old lady from snccuinblng “I low absurd,” , she said, quietly. Asbury Park 2364, 5916 to Perllia’s plea for reconpiliatlon. “I beg of you, Madame Malden,..do "What have you done?” the ter- .not talk such nonsense. I have S33 Mattieon Avenue • ninga.nt screatned. "You killed my quite enough on my mind as it is, Asbury Park boy— my Oorey—” ; ’ without. listening • to your absurd!- A Highly Desirable Contract ‘.‘Hush ‘that,” ' said Malcolm, strld- •. ties;”' */* **"* -i; Jng toward her. ••Hush that, or you’ll ’ “You won't think it is absurd, find that this talk o f luuatic asy- m y. lady,, when yon -find yourself, for those who need all the life-time insurance they lums is real, and not just make-be­ under arrest.” lieve. An expert brain doctor would "And you won't think it is ab­ can get for every dollar of premiums send you to a retreat as soon as surd when you find yourself in a •lie had given you the once-over, and padded cell!" . by.Jove, It would be a good thing all Fleming Stone said this, taking Send one demo with round. I believe I’ll send at ouce a leaf out of Malcolm's book. Then, YOU SHOULD KNOW THE GOOD POINTS OF THIS PLAN coupon be!aw end get for a specialist." peremptorily, he rang the bell" and . As always, Mfulnme Malden began asked that Madame Malden’s nurse Literature available from local agent, branch office or home office P O M P E I A N to quiver, and shrink at this, for In* sent to her. 7 / Malcolm's tone denoted a firm In­ Rather frightened, the old lady FACE (REAMS and rCVi&RS tent...... allowed herself to be led away. FCS Tr.f/.L And Malcolm was frightened. Ho “I'm going now,” said Stone, ig­ well knew, however absurd it was noring the departing dame. “I think, Send that coupon new. Try the l ow to suspect Perilla of crime, the inert' Mrs. Malden, it Is time we hurried Pompeian 4 -feature Fcce Pcwdcr. it mention of such a possibility-would things a little. That woman means give* you fine texture, cnchenting ooor, 'stir up trouble, widch would radiate business, and while she can’t really proper shade and "clin g "..., aft (none powder. And the face creams ...tissue, harm you she can make you a deal In many directions. He tried-a neu cleansing and manage ...they’ll leove o f unpleasantness. argument. . your s!

^uuiiiiiiixiiiitdiiiiiiiiaiiiuiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiaiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiKiiiiiiiaiitiiiuiiiiuiuiiiiuiciiMiiiin^iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii-. 30 YEARS AGO l / 2 \ THANK YOU |?lllllllllllllllliatlllllU»U«ll|U|ltlllllllll|||||||[|||l||||||||l«? (Editor’s Note: These Items are taken from the hack flies of the Times 15JM CALL AGAIN i I for the year 1906.) ^ a HANDY DIRECTORY FOR OUR READERS = June 16, 1906 John Wesley Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Knox, 123 Heck avenue, was injured when he fell from his bicycle at the corner of Pennsylvania and Webb avenues. Manasquan high school’s base­ JOHN WL BEY ball -team defeated Asbury Park, Carpenter Billder. Bomedellns L. SNIDER 23-3, in an East Jersey high school and Repairs a Syeelalty NEWSPAPERS league game. The I/eague pennant Jobbing Promptly Attended to was won by Long Branch; Atlantic Estimates Furnished. SERVICE ALL YEAR Highands, sccond; Manasquan, WITH 23 Central Avenue, Oconn Grorc, 53 M ain A venu e. Tel. 5283 third; Neptune, fourth; ICeyport, Thane A. P. 7132 Occan Grove’s Original Carrier fifth; Red Bank, sixth; Asbury Park, last. THE Robert Davis, Ocean Grove painter, was seriously cut and EDMUND L. THOMPSON bruised when struck by a train at ‘ Trading as D. C. Covert Aeonej Exterior and Interior Interlaken. Painting Margaret Ruth Pine, daughter MONEY Insurance and Real £>tate Estimates Furnished of Mr. and Mrs. B. Fred Pine, was, Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 08 Cookman Avc„ Occar. arote baptized. Telephones 2616 and S4G Phono Asbnry Park 4038-B Hit by a lightning bolt, the cot­ DOWN tage at the southwest corner of Embury and New Jersey avenues was ignited and burned to the M. DAR0 BARBER SHOP David H. O'Reilly ground. The place was owned by Terms As Low as 007 Bond Str.it, Aikarr Park ■Eliza Francis arid occupied by ELECTBtCAL CONTBACTOB ALL HAIR CUTS, 35c. Richard Hewitt and family,. / 15c A DAY! Ordors Attended to Promptly The Lutheran church at Eliza­ Expert an 1104108" and Children’s Estimates Furnished Wark beth vUIe! was seeking the services 129 ‘Abbott Arenne, Ocean Qrove of Rev. George A.. Genzner, pastor MICHAEL DABO Phone 4716 (Formerly with Nary) Of the ’ Evangelical Lutheran church,’ Asbury Park, and teacher in Neptune high school._ ; ^ • BURTIS’ FVWERAl CHAPEL ANDREW TAYLOR DistinetWe Funeral Servicfi TIN AND SJIEKT METAL Knos 1888 . WOJJKBB .. 5 I4 S EC IN D AVWU£, ASBURY PARK 75 Sooth Main Street, Asbtuj- Park Phone 2601 Toloptnna 567 J? a THIS g e n u in e f r i g i d a i r e Slate, .Tile, Asbestos, Slag and Built-up Roofing ^ a m e e ts A L L F I V E s t a n d a r d s Telephone Co.nactI.n Mias C* M. Beers Miss E. Courtnoy J; HETZEL Sheet Metal Work FOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING The Book and Needle Shop Warm Air Heating MASON AND CEMENT WOBK 50 Main avenue, Ocean Grove Jobbing Promptly Attearted To Ventilating Come in and see the demonstration o f AL L FIV E : Estimates Faraished YARNS, NEEDLEWORK Rental Library, AH Latest 12Q8 EieTentfc Arenao Estimates Freely Given 1 . LOWER OPERATING COST 2 . SAFER FOOD PROTECTION Neptune, N. J » _____ B o o k s __ J.N BEARMORE 3 . FASTER FREEZING-MORE ICE 4 . MORE USABILITY CROCKERY & CO. 5 . FIVE-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN

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Telephone 2118-M ' j TAXIS G. H. COOK J Mergaugey s Taxi PIANO TUNER | Telephone R10—D A Y QTi NTCJHT REAL ESTATE | Cars lor All Occasions, also Local and Lon& Distance Moving OirAttTERED BIJS8E9 FOB ALL OCCASIONS BROKER | 00 SOTTTIT MATK 8TUEKT OCEAN OBOVE. N. J. Old Pianos Rebuilt | ANOTHER SPECIAL! JEWELRY, REPAIRING Pianos* Radios, Benches, Etc. | 6 cubic-foot FRIGIDAIRE B. FEDDES • For Sale 1 At an equally sensational pricc 99 Cookman Avenue | . . . a genuine 6 cu bic-f«ot. (7 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN OllOVE, S. 3. FRIGIDAIRE for families who : . (Postofllce Building) L. Ocean Grove, N. J. j need an even larger model. JEAVELEB a n d w a t c h B E PA IB S Shelf area 13.6 square feet—all EXTBA—Best Prices Paid lor Qld Gold, Appraised Free. usable. 84 big icc cubes. 8 pounds of jee at one freezing. M*D£ O.VLY HY GENERAL MOTORS RADIO Look for this Name-Plato Scott’s Music Shop, Inc. General - NO DOWN PAYMENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—CENTURY EDITION Auto. Repairing Electric KofrlEeratlnn—Mas-tag Washers—Service on all appliances Battery Service ‘ 410 Main Street, Asbury Park, N. J. ' * Pliono 5030 Tires, Storage ; AUTO BODY REPAIRS Telephone 7727 Hndlator, Bind Quads and Body Hepalrs NEPTUNE Nick Antich AUTO REPAIRS Telephone, Asbury Park 6600 ALL KINDS OF AUTO METAL WOBK—UPHOLSTEBY AND GLASS Stockton Avehue 1006-S FIBST AVENUE, ASBUBY l’ABK Telephone 3172 And South Main Street. Ocean Grove

careless. camper, picknickor or FOREST FIRES sight-seer may result' in such, a conflagration that thousands of acres of prime forest and game DESTROY GAME cover will be destroyed as well as REG’LAR FELLERS Isn’t Puddinhead Selfish? By GENE BYRNES bridges’ and *. rural homes, the State Pish and Game Commission , NOW frtV V THIS YEAR’S TOLL HAS BEEN n COOUDAfiorV. pointed out.. Pood producing DIMES GONE POR> ■ see a ll the. areas' for animals, nesting' areas VERY HIGH’ ; GOOD two ettM.vo.rr bars "WINGS VOUVE for birds, and natural sections of JUS- BECAUSE Voo o r a SUN D AE o r . KEPT ME fRCX forests vA'iere w ild life abounds S . HAVIN'? g a m e ; m e t h a t SA BOX OF S O U R socke State Game Commission Urges when destroyed by fire necessarily retards the increase in game life ilOB A DOZEN Unusual Precaution on thfe Part VPUSH! > for which the State Pish and \v GOOSES'. of Those Going Through Wood­ Game Commission has been striv­ ing for years, ed Areas.' . The New Jersey State Fish and Game Commission has urged all citizens including . campoi's, pic­ nickers, sportsmen, and nature, lov- N E W YORK ■ers throughout the State to uti­ O R N E W A R K lize the utmost care while traveling through the woodland areas to pre­ vent .costly and fatal forest fires. $ "S ,2 5 Round Trip ■ Stretches of blackened forest lands and smouldering stumps ■ ■ WEDNESDAY caused by the careless flipping of Amorlcan News Features; Inc. a cigarette stub, or match, or leav­ JL JUNE 17 ing a camp fire burning after de­ parture, are grim reminders of Leaves Ocean Grove-Ashury Park wholesale destruction of natural v.-.V :■ . ' . 7.40 A . M . . YOU KNOW ME, AL It Looked Like A Nice, Easy Winter. By RING LARDNER habitats of wild life, as well .as standard Tlmo • Slimvii—add oae liour wild life itself, the commission HELLO. - S i U J E U . V O O \ 3 UST GRABBEO T> THAT'S ^ SHAM- THEQE'9 X for imyll^lit Time nrwotoM e.eifr ST QOOOWO pointed ' out.: Forest fires which GOSH, i AIMT m ^selp a uioe so n - GfZEAiT, A GOOD ^S03 DOUU \ O c t / - A l u j A v j - k e e p E C recently broke out in the Jersey Returning tickets good on any laid e-yes* ou SO S FOG TKc COLO I 3 0 t = . THE(3E, SACK Qur / , D15GIW'AfeouuD V V coastal plain not only caused the Ne\v Jersey Central train, except you siucethh, ullU TER KloMlHf*. I'M A k N lu/Av? A T H e^SO Q I death of several fire-fighters and the Blue Comet, on date of sale. S U M M E f? . A LOOKIAJ FO RA MAkJAQEl? FOR A O H K io c e ulOULOUT UJAUUAs/ V ■ / resulted in excessive property Consult ticket agents for leaving GOOD TMIAlC , GOLF CLuQ DOWVj 7 FO U M E J G o s o o t h damage, but destroyed acres of times from stations not shown in ■V. SOUTH — natural forest and and the game this advertisement, and additional which abounds in this section. . information. In many: sections of tho State where forest fires have occurred, sportsmen wonder why there is a (Jers eyM .C entM shortage of upland game when the annual season opens, The answer is forest 'fires and it can be ex­ plained that there ’will not be a normal amount of game on ai\ area that was burned over during JAPiE ESE OIL Madslo U.S.A. . the previous summer. j FOR HAIR AND SCALP • At this time of year when the Different from Ordinary Hair Tonics woods are rapidly drying. out, a I i r s A SCALP MEOIC1NEI single lighted cigarette, flicked: 60c Ii $ 1. FEEL IT WORKI At All Dru0 o'‘ l* from a passing- car window in the J 'Write tor FREE DeoJtW “ Tbo Truth Abput wood sections of tlie State or the I Tbi Hilr.” , National Rimedy Co.,Nbw York remains of a fire started by a PAGE POU i F R ID A Y , JU N E 12, 193S

J U S T HUMAN By GENE CARR National Debt Skyrockets THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES Washington,—The United States Published Friday ' national debt,, it Is estimated, will he more than billions by June H O M E R D. KilESGE, Editor nml Publisher 20. More than W /2 billions will FORTY-.EIGHT MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GRGVK. NEW JERSEY W e Have Summer Cottages Telophone ?• have been added since President Honsevelt wus inaugurated March V; RICIIARP. CIPKONS. Local ISdltor- 4, 11)33, Bungalows and Rooming Houses V « (fr**’ K? PTIO N S: 51.50 yearly ; ? J .GO semi-annually ; _ 50c. qu a rterly. or 4 c. and postage per copy, postage paid In the United States; Canada 12.00 and CLASSIFIED To Rent For Season of •oretpn SSS.RO a, yeac. . ADblilSSSES changed on request— always give former address*/ ADVERTISEMENTS '•AIJVEUTISHMENTS: Rates will be furnished by us on request. 1936 - . \VrfVTUH TUI3 liAUKL ON YOUK PAPEU FOR THE EX 1 * IU ATI ON OK - • . . . . YOUK SUBSCRIPTION Advertisements for these columns shoulrVbe in the office of “The Times’' NOT IiATER THAN 12 O’CLOCK Rent prices from $200.00 up. wnteted atr sccond-olas* mall at the Ocean Grove posto/llca NOON Thursday of each week. Sale price from $2200.00 tip. TI1E TRUTH IX ITS p r o p e r p l a c k CLASSIFIED AX) RATE 25 words or leas...... 35c; More than 2a words ...I cent per word If you are looking for a home to rent or ; a times for the price; of four. Copy mailed In, given to representa­ buy, w e have it. / . The Graduating Classes tive or brought to office personally must ho accompanied by cash or A vast army of young folks is graduating from stamps to cover cost. Copy . accepted over phono .as a courtesy, and conven­ schools and colleges this month, full of energy, ambition, ience to customers. Bills due Immedi­ ately upon presentation., t Ullllll'rflllllllllllllllir and ideas The relatives and friends cro\yd into the halls FOR S ALE—-Broadway. 1G where these young folks make their final bow to their rooms; $5,500; Broadway, 7 .Thoms. school life. $4,000;- Embury avenue, ,9 rooms, Emest N. Woolston It was once customary for such graduates, on leav­ $3,800; . Heck avenue 16 • rboma. $4,000; Clark- avenue, 7 • rooms, ing their institutions of learning, to present essays or or­ $1,800; Mt. Hermon }VayyG rooms, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE $3,000; Main avenue, 27 . room s, ations in which they gave their views about life or discus- $8,500;’ . Mt; Hermon Way, 20 . sed literary and other subjects. rooms, $5,000. Heinz Agency, 130 Forty-Eight Main Avenue So when we hear the graduates express their wise Main avenue, Ocean Grove.—22- 26*.• \ -,v i Ocean Grove, N. J. thoughts and reveal their learning, the audiences are as­ FOR liENT-r-Apartm on ts, $100 tonished to see how much the modern young person up; 7 rooms, $275; 14 rooms, $350; Telephone 398 knows, and how fast' he or she has grown, mentally as 1? rooms* $350; 5 room bungalow, $130; 6 room apartment,' $250. well as physically. The old custom of essays and oi’ations “ Does You! Brother Lintp Any More?1'’ For Sale—13 rooms, $5,250; 41 by graduates has been discontinued in many of these in­ room hotel, cheap; 25 rooms, $7,- “ No, Only When He Walks.” 500; 9 rooms, $2,500; 20 rooms, stitutions, but it was always a drawing feature that at­ $'1,500. M ary L. W alker, 90 Main m int ...... avenue.—24* * 5 . 3 tracted many to these exercises. 1 . SALE ■ . 1 Hopeful and ardent views about life are expressed Congratulations! WANTED—Furnished room in | Sixty room house, with 54 bedrooms, with run- | when the graduates tell what they think. It looks to them The Times joins those congratulating the Asbury private Christian home for week­ ends, Friday to Monday, ’ from | ning water, 5 baths. Large dining room. Excellent | as if reforming the world would be a rather simple thing. Park Press upon reaching its 50th anniversary and com­ July 4 to Labor Day inclusive. I location. I They can see that if people would only be fair, unselfish mends the Press staff • for the fine Golden Anniversary Two business women. Quiet sur­ roundings. Near beach.. State I MAKE AN OFFER | number which it published yesterday. and kind, all conflicts and problems would be solved. price and all particulars. Address i ' i They used to feel confident that the world could be Fifty years is a long time to endure the critical sur­ Box 8 Times Office.—24* | . RENT | shown how wonderfully it would pay to be good. vey of the public eye, week after week. The Times organi­ FOR SALE—12 screens, made I Season—Modern, excellent condition, 6 room 3 zation, having marked its sixtieth consecutive year of order, 30 by 32; 50 cents each. Alas, the worid is not easily turned upside down.- It $5.00 lot. Gas range, 4 burner, | house with 3 bedrooms. All improvement*. $375. | could cure all its troubles by adhering to the golden rule, publication last June, fully realizes that. good baker, $3.00. Singer sewing | Yearly—Ten room house with all improve- | Getting out the current edition, holding together the machine, new, $20.00. Two section as many of our idealistic young folks sec and point out in fishing pole, clicker reel, $2.50. 81 | ments, 6 bedrooms, unfurnished. $30 per month- 2 their graduating essays. But the old Adam still controls many strings of a business establishment, improving the Abbott, avenue.— 24* most of u's, and it refuses to take this short cut to peace product—these are the problems of a newspaper. And WANTED—Woman to make I ALVIN E. BILLS AGENCY I the Times, which watched the daily across the lake get its herself useful in kitch­ 1 REAL ESTATE -MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE | and happiness. en. One who does not mind to ' ----- start and rise to prominence among New Jersey newspap­ work. A pply M ary .Gold Restau­ | Telephone 2124 71 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove | ers, is in.a good position to judge and note the merits of rant, 49 .Main avenue '. Ocean a,iiiiii:m,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii»iiiiiiiiiiiiii«niiiiniriiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiii»inii*»i«ii»NH«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiBJiiiiiiiiiiiiniii? Brighter Days for Graduates Grove, N. J.—24* the Press. •' Many more representatives of large concerns are said The Press truly deserves commendation for yester­ STOMACH ULCER, GAS to be interviewing college graduates this year, looking for PAINS, . . INDIGESTION victims, day’s contribution toward Journalism’s Hall of Fame. why suffer? For quick relief get promising young people. Back in the better times, the a free sample of Udga, a doctor’s >nore capable fellow s in the colleges could pick and choose prescription, at Nagk.'a Pharmacy. | To Rent for Summer Season | ■20-31* then;, jobs, and, there was much competition to secure their | • - APARTMENTS d e s e r v i n g o f s p e c i a l m e n t i o n I bright and alert minds. PARENTS-WAKE UP! FOR RENT—Cottage, 5 rooms, August; six rooms, season; at­ I . $300. I Recently, the graduate has faced a sorry outiook, and tractively furnished; all: improve­ ! OFI' RltOAOWAY. Lovely ui)t„ with two mice bedrooms, | many of them pounded the pavements for weary months ments, porches, three blocks, from 1 liyjnc room, dinette, frigidnire, and a lovely bath; together with | ocean and auditorium. 01 Embury ■ before finding anything. The sun of prosperity is rising avenue.—24 “ . .. i ho! water, gas and electricity included in renlal |>rice , £ 1 $300. | again, and brains and industry and fidelity will again .be I FOR SALE—2 large tables, 1 .ON LAKE AVENUE. Lovely first floor apt., with three § wash stands, chairs, 5 gal. jug, . rewarded. Bright boys and girls graduating fronV high: - bedrooms, living room, kitchen with dinette, nice porch, gas, | bowls, pitchers, books, etc. Hop­ schools will also find better thances. The unconquerable.', kins, 33 Embury.:—24 I elcctricitv, I'rigidaire included in rental price. | spirit of American enterprise rises above all difficulties, j | . See me fnr these and (ither values . 1 WANTED—Two single or one •as the sun finally breaks through the heavy mists of early double room for entire season. Two = - —iin other, words— . S m orning. . ladies. Please send rates, etc to | SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY, BURN OR BORROW, | Box 5, Times Office.—22 i I n n i c F R r n n c n n REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 1 WANTED—4 girls as waitres­ = I ^ O U ld L f. l a |11, 5;j Main Avenue. O cean G rove. N. J. = The Minimum Wage Decision ses in Ocean Grove . Local residents preferred. Ocean Grove I Telephone. Asbuiy P a r k J058 . S The U,•$.'Supreme.‘Court has invalidated the law ofi Hotel Association: ,J. P.. Duiin, New York state which authorizes the fixing of minimum1 Pres. 20 Pitman avenue.— 22* ' . .wages, on the ground that it violates the right to make FOR EXCHANGE—Fine duplex contracts. This decision may affect the- legislation which house, nicely located and furnished, nuffliiim in nut ...... uni. in Miami. Seeking* modern home a number of states have passed, to avoid the excessively in Ocean Grove. Write P. O. Box low wages sometimes paid in certain industries. GO, Ocean Grove.— 23-24 ) Furnished Cottages j ll some industries are forcing their workers to toil FURNISHED ROOMS—Ocean Grove refined home, near beach, { TO LET | for wages on, which people can not be expected to live, comfortable rooms, reasonable there seems to be need lor regulation of such employment. rates. Telephone Asbury Park \ Four to Ten Room Cottages i 1623.— 22-26* ’ ,ow prices, produced by sweating the workers, are-not ec­ I $200 to $500 I onomical for any state. It seems quite likely that the states FOR RENT—Desirable corner cottage, all improvements, by sea­ 1 Three to Four Months Senson | can frame laws which will control these conditions where son. Very .noderate rent. Inquire, necessary, and meet the objections raised by the Supreme owner, 101 Em bury Ave.— 22-26*. f FOR SALE. One Hundred Bargains 1 Court. ANTIQUES— Bought and sold; Rush, cane porch seats'made. Fur­ f to elect From I niture repairing. 11? South Main The Original Uncle Sam St. A sbury Park 3G91-J.— 3-17* I J. A. HURRY AGENCY ] . WPA writers now compiling the “American Guide” POSITION WANTED—as prac­ tical nurse, companion or house­ I Real Estate Information Bureau | for the benefit of travelers, recall to the public mind the keeper, with years of experience. old story of Samuel Wilson, the meat packer, w’ho lived-in Asbury Park, 8854-M.—24* 1 66 Main Avenue 61 Clark Avenue | Troy,’ N. Y „ during the war of 1812. HORSESHOE GAME—If inter­ | Telephone 4132 Ocean Grove, N. J. Telephone 387'K | The soldiers fed on his good beef, and called him ested, see S. B. Starr, 105 Heck avenue, Ocean Grove.—23* Uncle Sam. So the custom of symbolizing the United tne flag across a continent wouldn’t States by the name “Uncle Sam’’ came into vogue. The have thought so. .Few Americans jiiiiiiuiiiiiii!iDiuiiiiJtuuiiiiiim;tininiii«uiiiiti«unaaM«N«M8Mnf)(iHiuiu»n

At Commencement exercises “MY DAY’r—BY MICKEY yesterday afternoon nt the Rut­ M OUSE IN AND OUT OF gers University. gymnasiumi -Otto line News • Washington.---Humanization of G. Stoll, Jr., 110 Embury; avenue, the rodents of the field seems to received the B. S. degree In Educa­ OCEAN GROVE have been the pleasant task of tion. ;:MLydia G an’abrant is ill at some; of," the administration's, Recent ’ guests o f M rs.. Eva S. her- honie on Ninth avunu^. , boondoggling scientists.: This is Brasure at the Bra, 8 G Mt. Hermoa Rev. II. D. Stratton ami family from ‘ ‘ U ncle Sam ’s Diary,'* a : Walter Applegate, 1)2 Heck ave­ Way, have been Mr. and Mrs. El­ nue, who has been ill, was able were recent visitors in Atlantic magazine for federal employees: mer Cook, Onianta, N.-.Y.; Miss D. " I f you desire to prosper, do not ma! W w ri—- 39—Father*s Day is first cele* ily on Atkins avenue, _ ner, 4:30 p. m.; half hour for and Mrs. Joseph H. Tweedy, 56 ~ bra ted, 1910., . Our Many Services | cottage at 31 Atlantic avenue.. napping, and then to bed at 5 i. Broadway. Walter Wright and family, for­ On Tuesday W. C. Buckman, of 20—Spain's Queen Isabella merly. V, of Eighth avenue/ .haVe p. m /' : ,;:/ .'/. / • ; / / •'••■/:/ ‘:;, / : / / / / / I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION | Newark, opened.his cottage for the Mr. and Mrs. William Gearhart, frees Columbus’ Indian moved to Ocean Groye* ., ; 82 Lake avenue, and Mr.;and Mrs. ■ season at Sl'A Franklin avenue. slaves, 149?. , Mrs. Wiliiani Slocum >is conva­ R. C. Bttrgen, 87% Asbury avenue, lescing ‘from recent illness at .her] | The First National Bank of Bradley Beach 1 Miss C. M. Ryder, of Penning­ were dinner guests of Mrs. Sarah ^ 21—Hendrick: Hudson's crew home on Corlies avenue. ton Seminary, has opened her cot­ B. Crawford on Sunday at Allen­ • mutiny and castliirn adrift. CHURCH HAS COUNTRY FAIR I Bradley Beach, N. J. | tage for the season at-79-Broad- town, N .J . ' to die. 1611. . , The ■ Nux Sororitas met at the -. way.; v ■ ■: ; home of Mrs. Howard . Lyle. Eighth He vi val of Event Proves V cry. Mrs. W. H. Crsshull, 17 Webb 22—Congress establishes the avenue, last Monday evening.;. J v Miss M. A. Simmons, of Brook­ avenue, is entertaining this week Department - of . Justice, •/// Popular ■ • •1870. v-.' v- : ; Mi?s/. Fred Sutton, Si:.,. Eleventh lyn, N. Y., opened her cottage for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, of avc>mic^ i,i en tertain ing bar cousin, A country fair; was held in the; the summer yesterday at 27 Main Columbia, S. . C., and her nephew, Mrs; Dudley, New‘ Brutiswick/ . : West Grove M. E; Church, Thurs­ avenue. Morris Jones, and wife,: of East ^ ^ , 23— Irvin S.' Cobb,: noted hu*;_ • morist,: born, 1876; day and Friday evenings for the Orange, N. J. ■ Mr. and. Mrs. George B . Bennett, Mr. . and \ Mrs. Robert Titmas Third avenue j were- recent guests; first iipve in several years.! Mr. and soni Lee, 7G A bbott avenue, Mrs. D. A. :Kere,' of Pittsburgh, 24—Cabot discovers North, of* ;M is s. J enn ie Arm strong, A rden a. and Mrs. Howard Lyle : \yere:: co- are located fo r the-sum m er at. 31 Pa., has leased the cottage for the American,continent at chairmen. with other members; of Cape Breton. 1497. © : Mr. and. Mrs. ■ Lionel Clayton, Broadway. V .-. yj': ■ • season at the. corner of Beach ave­ the young people’s club, astheir 1205 Sixth avenue, are the parents j TVe invite the people ot this community and surrounding nue and Olin. street, which was Mrs. Mary Halev, ■ of Seaside of a daughter born in Fitkin hosr assistants.-’ Proceeds o f. the event will be. used to defray .the; coal bill vicinity to avail themselves of our complete banking facilities Heights, spent the weekend as the owned for many years by Mrs; pital. • '■ . . - guest o f Mrs. Jennie Nace, 77 Emma S. Goslee. Liiy, Helen Jones,; Raymond and of the church;/; /'/;:- ;-/:/ which include the following: James Hargradon. . - Mrs. Amanda Bonrl js . recover­ ; Among the many, novelties; en­ Heck avenue, y:>. n : - Guests at 83 Mt. Zion Way this ing- from, a .fall at the home of joyed : ivere the - side-show, -fortune CHECK ACCOUNT week were, Mrs, Sol Halft, Mrs. : Guests at 6 G Mt. Hermon Way Rachel I. Judd and her aunt, her niece, Mrs. William.Bowrie, telling booth, and the cabbage Anna Shipman nnd son Charles L. over the \veekend w ere 'E dw in SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNT Miss Kate Stilwell, of Philadelphia, E 1 eventh. avenue. ; {7 i; .; '■ .. . 7/’. patch, which, is a chance grab bag.. A. Weiss, of Philadelphia, and Mr. AVtiisenback, Mr. and Mrs. Maris, CKED1T DEPARTMENT arrived this week at their tent, 10 Miss Mary E. Garrabrant, who Hot dogs: and beverages, always and Mrs. George Vaughn and sis­ Mrs. Amelie Lutz and Miss An­ Front Circle. has been spending some- time, in popular refreshments, were sold. TRUST DEPARTMENT ter, o f " Wildw ood. nette Lutz, Brooklyn; Mr. and Bel mar, has returned, to her homp Because of the financial and so­ TRAVELERS’ CHECKS Mrs. William Messerve, 92 Mt. Mm! ' Nelson, Lester y MarkwitH, . Mrs. Paul Cliatfield, 36 Atlantic on Ninth avenue.. . cial success of the fair, it is an Tabor Way, spent yesterday in Newark; Mr. and Mrs. William SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES avenue, attended the comm-ence- ticipatcd that another will be held Brooklyn, visiting her daughter, Magaree, Jersey City; Mrs. EJ O’­ ■ The Sunday School of the West mcnt oxorcisos at Smith college, Mrs. William Calanam. Brien and son Janies, New York; Grove M. E. Church will hold their next year. ‘ Each deposit account at this bank is insured up Northampton, Mass., this week; annual picnic at Clark's Landing, Miss A. E. Jantzor and her Misses R, and M. Wilson, East to $5,000 by the Federal Doposit Insurance Corpora* also the 25th reunion, of her own Tuesday, June 16. mother, of Brooklyn, are preparr :Orange*' r’:.:j ' " ; / •'.Vi- OBITUARY. class of 1911 at Smith. Paul Greeting Jr., has returned tion. in g to op-en their cottage at 7 Pit-' . •The Misses Frances and Paul- The Spring Festival for the to the home of his parents on man avenue, next Friday. ineFoster, 24Vs Atlantic avenue, MRS. HARRIET A. HAVENS v We Solicit Your Patronage Home for the Aged will be held in, Stokes a venue, after a course ; at Will leave next W ednesday, June -: Funeral services were held: Tues­ Mrs. Russell Hemion, of Pater­ the Junior Room of: St. . Paul’s Rutgers University. v;/y:': x:;;v;V I ; -• ,17, ' aboard the S. S. Manhattan day/afternoon for Mrs. Harriet A. son, N. J., spent the week-end church under the auspices of the for Europe;' They' will visit the Mr. and Mrs.’ Harold Everham, Havens, who died, last Sunday at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank . with ‘her mother, Mrs.- Amanda Auxiliary of the Home, Monday, Scandinavian countries, attending formerly of 1204^ Eleventh ave­ her home,: 122 Clark ayenue. In­ Fielder, 82 Asbury avenue. June 22, 2.30 to. five o ’clock; tho Worldwide Sunday School Con­ nue, are. the-parents o f a son born terment has. been made in At­ Main St., Asbury Park - Main Ave., Ocean Grove Mr. and Mrs. David Conklin and Miss Louise Leach, whose winter vention at Oslo, Norway,, as well in Fitkin .hospital.' 'V/’a;■ lantic/View cemetery, 'Manas­ family, of Bloomfield, have open­ home is in Brooklyn, arrived in as touring Russia, Germany and Margaret Clayton, Atkins ave­ quan. . M rs.: Havens is survived Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. ed their summer, home, 118 Broad-, the Grove last Friday, accompan­ the British Isles. nue, spent last week-end at “Ca­ by her husband, Wilson Ha­ way, for tho season. ied by Miss Carrie O’Donnell, and mara Lodge;” Breton Woods, the vens; four/ sisters; Mrs. Frank Among guests at the Shawmont resumed residence at her summer guests of Miss Marion Gibbs. ,/■ Foster, Bay Head; Mrs. Lucinda Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brand, of Hotel on Ocean avenue are Mr. Brown, Mrs.: Edna Smith, Spring cottage, 109 Mt. Hermon W ay. : Mr. arid Mrs. Everett Otto and Arlington, are visiting his parents, and Mrs. Peter Stam, directors of Lake Heights; and Mrs. Laura daughter, of Newark, are guests M r. and M^s. H arry Brand, 14 Mrs. Mary H. Sands, of West­ the Star of Hope Mission, Pater­ Rogers, Long Branch. Also, : two of Mrs. Otto's- parents, Mr. and PHONE A. I*. 691 R. C. M. SCH AD T New York avenue. field; is at the Whitfield for the son. Mr. and Mrs. Stam are tho brothers: Roderick A. and Clar­ Mi’s. Charles Haas, Eleventh ave­ Mrs. Mary Norris, who has been entire season. Mrs. Meador Wright parents of Rev. John Stam, who, ence /-; -W./ Ailgor, Spring VLake nue. .. ' V ‘ a patient in Fitkin hospital, re­ and son, Lynn, of East Orange, with his wife Betty, was beheaded Heights..." • ,'.rv;/;/:; ■■:/ :'. /.-.'■:/, turned to her home, 7G Mt. Har­ and Mrs;J. F. Wright, of Roanoke', in December, 1934, by a band of : Lieut. ;an.d M rs. . N or man M ac Schad^s Sea Food Market Donald, of. Sari Diego,: Gal., / are mon Way, this week. Va;, are also guests at. the Whit­ Communists in China. John arid > MRS. ROSE EALDEN ; (Established 1915) field. ' Betty Stain /were world famous spending several days with M t s . ' ..Mrs. Edward Bell arid daughter Mrs. Rose Ealderi, 75 Webb ave­ missionaries.V:Ad a ' Ne\vm an, 4 7 . South ' Ridge nue, died there last Friday night, Hotel and Restaurant Trade Ruth, of Brooklyn, were the guests .Mrs.: George H. Bedell, of Bay-; avenue. .,. > ‘ • ' J - shore, L. I., has opened her sum­ Wednesday evening, Mr. and June. 5. She lias no survivors. this week of Miss Evelyn. Allen, William Amman, son of Mr. and mer cottage at 3 Embury avenue Mrs. Ralph G. Wiggin, 9G Mt. Our Specialty." 107 Mt. Hermon Way. Mrs. William Amman, 39 South! and is residing there for her 29th Hermon Way, gave a supper party Having opened their cottage at Main Street, is home following the j 907 Main Street. Asbury Park, N. J. consecutive season. Her guest in honor of Mrs. Wiggin’s father, ...... mm...... 09 Cookman avenue, Mr. and Mrs, completion of his senior year at- for the season is Miss Nettie Gil- Thomas L. Dally, the occasion be­ For over twenty-one years we have enjoyed the enviable repu­ George Compton and family, of ing his 8 8 th birthday Mr..’ Dally Rider College, Ti*enton. ■ • | ddrsleeve. tation of selling the Choicest Sea Foods. Give us a trial. Trenton, moved in last week. fought undei* Genei-al .Ulysses S. Several from this vicinity visi­ Mr. . and Mrs. William The Ladies Aid Society of St. Guyei* j (;,;ant in the Civil W ar. Guests at ted* the State Home for- girls,; and family have rented their home Hi»i)ni»nininiiniiu(tniiimitilniiuuiiiininniin"yniiniiimi;niiniiuniinuniiiiinnntini»iiiniiiiniinuiiiumuuunBnn^ Paul's church will hold their regu­ the affair were.Mrs. Anna Farrell, |Trenton, Friday. The trip was 91 Meek avenue, and are located i ji'jss~es" Dorothy and' Anna Farreii! lar meeting next Wednesday, June under the auspices of the l/nited for the summer at 04 Main ave-' JIrs_ John Cox,’ Mis. Pearl Clem- 17, at the church, at 2.30 p, m. Women’s Republican clubs of the ’ TERRY’S . t...... nue. Frank Cochran and .mother, ■ t,nts nm] Mrs. Ii; 1,. MacWilliams, cpunty. ‘ ! Mrs. Samuel Husk and son Ken­ of Brooklyn, will-occupy the Iieck pecan Grove; Mrs. Clarence II. Mrs. Joseph Brown, .1312 Sixth, LOCKSMITH SHOP S Shore’s Latest Sensation! § neth, 115 Clark avenue, returned j avenue home. . Dowiiic, New York; Charles. Bay- avenue, will give a covered dish, 7 Main Stree t, Asbury Park . home last week from a two weeki Jr.hn Schafer, of tlie Pino Tree lis. Jit; Vernon, X. Y.'; Mr. and social at her home Monday, after­ Auto and window dnss sold and in* visit with relatives in Boonton.. I BIG-NEW Inn, 10 Main avenue, spent Sunday J Mrs. Harry S. Wautfcrs, of East noon for the benefit of the West! stalled. Mrs. M. C. Snyder, of Vineland, I in Philadelphia, where. he wol-; Orange. ;;v‘: Grove auxiliary of tlie Home for Friday and Saturday ] llnrdivaro nnd ilonso Sujipllos l or iiufok service call A..1* will return home tomorrow after! corned home his brother, Henry,1. ------tho A ged. . : .. I spending some time as the guest j who has returned from a fifteencyI'A'rr’ r A im tC D C The Rev. and Mrs. Irving H. June 19 and 20 j of Mrs. Emma Lyle, 93 Abbott | years’ stay at Honolulu. lie had lU J I LiLi U W n t K ' Swan Meier, Fifth avenue, have return- ' Dr. Scholl’s’ ! What's Going On at the avenue: i been stationed at Pearl Harbor. : ed from a 10 day in j Rcpresentativo from New York | Mrs. Arthur Van Stconbcrgh, of i The condition of Mrs, Susie C.; Granite City, Illinois. Rev. Meier | Walter Reade Theatres Hillside, who has properties at 04! Tolbert, who suffered a broken OUTLINE PLANS is pastor, o f the F ull Gospel If your feet hurt, if you are | Mt. Ilermon Way, is suffering hip Koine time ago, shows m ark ed ; Tabernacle, .Fifth avenue, su fferin g / froni . • aiiy com m on | In Asbur7 Park. from injuries to both arms caused improvement. Mrs. Tolbert is now] HELD REGULAR .MEETING Mrs. Daniel Thompson, Corlies. foot ailment, come in on / the . by a. fall. at the Sampler Inn, to which place, avenue,- celebrated her seventy-' above/ elater/IeMrn how to oh-; MAYFAIR she was taken b y the .Ocean Grove'j 10c. Mrs. Catherine Gibbs, 90 Mt. TUESDAY NIGHT fifth birthday last Tuesday. She tairi; relief witli the proper DR. .Ambulance from 112 Lake avenue.: SCHOLL FOOT COMFORT Lak* Arnnue One Mile Around Lake 7,ion Way, had as week-end guests, was visited by her. children and grand children and enjoyed a long appliance or rcmtedy. / 7 Entire Week Starting1 Sat., Wesley Lake. North End Miss Jennie Willets, Huntingdon, Lieutenant Jolm S. E. Y’oung j |,lan t0 Uevlv ]Iutcl Banquet; Will ride, visiting old friends and rela­ June 13 Ocean Grove L. I., and Miss Carrie Tehske, of and fllrs. Young? and daughters, j tives-. She received m any gifts. Brooklyn. .Eleanor and Augusta, of Quanti-i 1* r o v i d c ShuffIe-Board A n d! GROSSMAN’S GRACE MOORI2 PEDAL BOATS co, Va., have bbon guests of -Lieut. | Miss . Lenpra Alice Brand, Miss Laura M. Gal_liers, deacon­ Horseshoe Center SHOF. STORE FRANCIIOT TONE FOR H IRE Young’s, mother, Mrs. Eleanor. D. i daughter of. Mr.. and Mrs. George ess instructor of religious educa­ in S'. Young, 100 Webb avenue fori Brand,. 1225 Corlies avenue, and 70S Cookman A ve tion, Browning Home, Camden, S. A spirit of optimism and coop- WATER the past ten days, returning home eration prevailed at the meeting of Alfred Johnson Atkinson, son .of C.j is a guest at Bancroft—Taylor Asbury Park "The King Steps Out" today.. ; / I tlve Ocean Grove Hotel Associa- Mrs. Catherine Atkinson, 11 South SCOOTER R est Hom e. . . Atkins aveiiue; were married Monr! A Columbia Picture Direct Mr. and Mrs. Evans H. Ford, tj0?’ nie>>t in Association Drive Your Own Power Boat Mr. and Mrs^'R. M. Eckensber7 Hail. Thirty-two hotel • proprie­ day evening by the Rev. J. J. From Radio City Music Hall, opened their summer cottage at 0-1 on . a Half-Mile Course. ger are again at their summer Messier, pastor ofth e Hamilton \ r"iiiinnmimiiiirmiimiuiimiiidimim«*>niimtuiiiiimmtitnuiimm!r^ i:*V. / . /■...’■ New. :.Y o rk /: '/'://'"-/x ';: Mt. Tabor Way, Monday after­ tors attended. It was reported 20c. one in hoat, 30c. for two, cottage, 14 Abbott avenue, having that reservations this summer far church. Mrs. Newton Smith, 112 noon and are now living there for, South Atkins avenue, was matron; 10c. for three arrived there last week from Beth­ the season, coming here from ‘Al­ exceed those for the past several Frank S. Morris lehem, Pa. years. James P. Dunn, president, of honor and Joseph Shafto was Wesely Lake and Ocean lentown, N. J. '-Their guests' for best man. After the ceremony, a Avenue, Asbury Park. The Ocean Grovtf Round Table the summer will be their daugh­ issued a call for new members. . Electric Co. PARAMOUNT The Secretary was authorized to reception was held to members of; will meet next Monday. evening at ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Coundit and •tnaaimnuminuuiuaRumunim arrange and send literature of Oc­ the immediate families. They will Electrical Contractors Entire Week Starting Sat.,. the home of the .Misses Gertrude baby, Thomas, si,; ‘ reside at 11 South Atkins avenue. Orvis and Lillian Brigham, 80 ean Grove and rec­ Auto Electric Service ■ June. 13 .- Miss Evelyn Allen, 107 Mt. Miss Mary J. Ten Broeck, Heck avenue. ommended by the organization to Refrigeration Service Engi­ Hermon Way, \vas "accompanist for daughter of Frank L. Ten Broeck, FRANCIS LEDEREB five--thousand persons who have neers Dr. and Mrs. T, H.: Dickey, of the graduation exercises of tlie inquired for hotel 'information. - v‘ formerly of Eleventh avenue, and ID A LU PIN O JERSEY CENTRAL Great Neck, L. I.; motored to the Wanamassa school, held Tuesday A committee : was appointed Leonard Hausolt, son of Mr. and Battery and Tire Service Grove this week and are now oc­ evening at the school auditorium, : with Frank Mount as clmirmari :to Mis. Harry Hauselt, Bradley Telephone A, P. 2778 POWER and LIGHT cupying their summer cottage, 71 and on Friday, June 5, also play­ cooperate with the Campmeetiug Beach, were married Tuesday ev­ “ One Rainy Afternoon'’ Mt. Fisgah Way. • ed for an entertainment given by association in an' effort ^o. have an ening by-the Rev. Snow at his 47 Main Avenue COMPANY the children of the first six grades, A United Artists. Release Di­ After spending tho winter in eight-piece orchestra play during Spring Lake residence. Miss Ten Ocean Grove : Tho Board of Directors lias de­ for their parents . ^ afternoons and evenings at the Broeck was attended by her sifter, rect From the Itiyoli Theatre, Newark, Misses Bertha and Anna ; New York / > ./ '■•/■" clared tho following regular quarts : Wintamute last Tuesday opened . S. D. Woolley, 09 Main iwenue, North End pavilion, for ten weeks, Helen Josephine, as maid of hon­ erly dividends: / ^ - 1: ’ their cottage for the season at 90 veteran retired druggist and a beginning July 1; ,Also a com m it­ or and Oberfc Stettei, B radley Mt. TabOr Way. . • ••' ' •• • -'.' : . form er president o f .the. N. J. te e was appointed to . aVrahge Beach, was best man. A reception 5hc/o Series Preferred\ State ■ Pharmaceutical association, fo r * a shuffle-boaV d; and. a friends was held at the home of William Scliwtfrtz lias returned ' SPECIAL No. 20. R ate: $1.37± was a guest o f honor anil occupied court for horseshoe pitching, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore, 1511 NEW ST. JAMES . to his home, 72 V; Embury avenue, both of which sports have become Seventh avenue, after the ccre-i • a seat at the speakers’ table at PERMANENT WAVE Six Days Starting Sat., June 13 . after completing his .third year at very popular with .winter, vaca­ mony. j 0% Series Preferred, West Virginia Wesleyan college, the annual banquet o f -the associa­ tion Wednesday night. at the tionists in Forida. . SPENCER TRACY . Buekhannon, W. Va. No. 36. R ate: $1.50 Berkley-Carteret. The local affairs committee \yas MILLER-LEAVirr WEDDING $3.50 SYLVIA SIDNEY The Central avenue House en­ instructed to call on Manager in • tertained this week Katherine A. - Mrs' Robert Lever and son, Roy Thonm and suggest that Central Ceremony Was Wednesday At St. l> Lever, who is a. student in George Three Items for $1.00 7% Series Preferred Kell,' Brooklyn; Josephine K. Bing, avenue^and other streets now im- Paul’s Church “ FURY ” Ridgewood, L. I., and Dorothy Washington university, returned pi*oved with asphalt paving be bet­ No. 45. Rate : $1.75 from Washington, D. C., last Fri­ An M-G-M Picture Direct From Burgmiller, Summitt. ter marked by having the street Charlotte Agnes Miller, of Phila-! Raymond's Beauty Shop day and opened their cottage at payable on July 1, 1930, to stock­ names painted on the outside' of delphia, and William Ashlov Lea- 727 Bangs Avenue the Gapitol Theatre, Ne>y York holders of record at tho closo of 55 Abbott -ayenue for the' season. Guests of Miss Lulu Wright'at the curb of each of the corners. * vitt, Ji*., 1 1 2 Broadway; were mai’r business. Juno 10, laau. the Shelburne, Ocean Pathway, are They \vere accompanied by Mrs. • Asbury Park ; The entertainment committee, vied at - noon - . Wednesday, .'at : St. L. Hi FETTER. Treasurer. • her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lever's niece, Miss Marie Kirscli- headed by-Mrs. Si M. French, was St. Paul’s church, by the Rev. H. Telephone for Appointment, 8220 20-36-43 Allerton, of the Hotel Vanderhoef, ner, who will spend several weeks instructed "to make arrangements P. Fox..The bride was attired - in LYRIC here. , ■ Catskill-on-the-Hudson.., •foi; i‘esiiming the anniial banquet. an orchid and gray, dress and was Sun. and Mon., June 1-1 and 15 Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Jr., Miss - After a very successful .winter, . Th’is'" formerly was a special fsa- attended by her sister, rsi Mabel ^ iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii(i> ili;«iiiittniui> > «ii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir KUBY KEELER Jane Bradley, and Mr. and Mrs. studying. Economic Law; Mr. and ture designed to .bring; together Trow ell. j - ; v \ .'v/'Vi-v: , J. A. Ferguson, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Clyde Robe Meredith, of hotel proprietors for an evening of After a short wedding trip, Mr. DICK POWELL have opened their cottage at: 31 Baltimore and Ocean Grove, are milking acquaintance and enter­ and Mrs. Leavitt wi|l be at home af­ | Albert L. Brown | 1 in PARKER’S tainment. Webb avenue for the summer. attending the Summer School, hav­ ter June 15 at 112 Broadway. Mr. "COLLEEN” ing matriculated in International Leavitt is an engineer, in charge I' Jobbing | Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Underhill, Law. They will spend-July at Bar Bender Graduates Tomorrow of inspection of hew ship construc­ FISH MARKET of Newburgh, N. Y., nnd Mr. and Harbor, Maine, anil are planning tions. • . V 3 Days Starting Tiies., June 1G J The twenty-eighth annual, com- | TIN AND SHEET | OV. C. PARKER) Mrs. J. C. Cavtliy, of Richmond to be back.in the. Grove for Sep­ 2-B ie H its-2 . Hill, were recent vacationists at tember. i mencement at Montclair State • W. H. M. S. To Eleci | Teachers College will be held to- “TOO MANY PARENTS” SEAFOOD OF ALL KINDS Wilma Hall, 38 Pitman avenue. | METAL WORKERf Charles Jones celebrated his J tom orrow , June 13, at 5 p . nt, on The Woman’s Home Missionary 1 Slate and AsDcstos Shingle' 1 with FREE DELIVERY twenty-third birthday, as guest of the ' campus. ‘ Commencement ex­ Society will meet, next Thursday • Miss M. V- fioodfnmic'h and | Roofing, Stovet, Ranges and | FRANCES FARMER honor at a dinner party, giv.en by ercises culminate the series of Sen­ afternoon, June 18, at St. Paul’s ■ 17 OLIN STREET ' 7- Miss C. Banltz Hemingway, of A lso - . Bronxville, N. Y., accompanied by his parents, M r. and Mrs. Brad­ ior -Wt>ek activities which -began chtirch, at 2.301: As this is tlie an­ 1 Furnaces. Pjpdcss Heaters i "SECRET PATROL” OCEAN GROVE Miss T. G. Vollmer, of Mt.. Vernon; ford : Jo n e s ,. 118 Clai'k avenue / last Saturday, June C. Kenneth*^^Bend-: nual meeting): there will be mite 1 109 Abbott Ave., Ocean Grove | N. Y. ate here for.'several weeks Saturday,- Tliose present .were er, iNtfp tunoi^^ a yen tie, will box;oiTening/ Ne-w officers will be | Telephone 3142 | with TELEPHONE 7012 ' at their 'cottage at 2 G Atlantic Mrs. Lida • C; Lewis, Mrs. ; Heleri receive a degree' _ of Bachelor of elected. A special program is be- CHARLES STARRETT avenue. . Baldwiri, Joseph Day^ Bradford, ’Arts;/. ■ v irig/plan n ed.;; / ;:/v;-’‘ :T// :-;r /: liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuumiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiumiiiiimutnuuiuitiuiiuiH

m m m PA HE SIX FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 193G AMONG THE HOTELS iiuminiiiuMiiiiiSijiiiMtimiu a . SterlfiiR—Mr. . and Mrs. p. G. : Behehaim,; Liiiisilowne, Pa.;. Mrs. A. Lyne, New York; Philip C. Ger- yehr, Florence and Ruth Gervahr, © CIE^fckCilROVIE, Brooklyn. /fcori O h ^N E »V JEIJSEY^ v WheyHealth and Scacrofl— K I i 7. a b e t h 'Marsh, Stam ford, Conn.; M ay MncDo\t*el], ,M t. Vernon,-N. Y.; Margaret and SSj- ^Lillian G arrow, Louise Scholz, i li'ti - 'C o a s t ' Pleasure Meet Brooklyn, Julia K. Lake,. Jean Fri- REFINED FAMILY OFFERS WHOLESOME RECREATION zell, Bronx. Queen—-Dr. Henry t). Niles, iiiiniiiiiniirmini . iiiiii(iiiiiii(((ir(m(»rii>nKnmK'"U'niHniniinjutiiiniiniiuiniiUHnimiiiiiniiiuuiHiiiii>iiiotiiiniiHiniiiiiiitiniiiitiimmaaiUM New York City; Mrs. Edward iiHiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiMiiiiiiii Niles, Miss Ejizabatli Harding, Elmhurst; L. I.} II. \V\- Moffett, Telephones Directly on the New York; Ida M. Bishop, Wee- :W2 and •18-10 liawken; Mr. and Mrs. George D. Slip (ijteirn Ocean Front IVliller, Lebanon, Pa. opens M arlborough— Miss M a r y e 11 a I) ri-o ration Day Tacts Hfeowt Ocean Case, Miss Olive C. Case, Mr. | Whitfield Hotel (‘loses Oftolier 1 and Mrs. R. C: • lleatherington, ATIIING and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk full I SURF, BEACH AND BATH AVENUES Mrs. II. E. Myers, Yonkers; Mr. A merlctiji or length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Park j • OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN • and-Mrs. George L. W alsh, Mr. and lliiropran I'litn Three short blocks to tho large Auditorium. One block .Mrs. W. F. Wuthall, Brooklyn; Mr. on the north and Bradley Beach on the Oouth. Two Steam Heat 1 from ocean. Complete service courteously rendered. Begin , and Mrs. Charles L. Garrettson, large pavilions, "with orchestra concerts afternoon and | enjoying our famous hospitality, today. Hawthorne. llunnlui? W ator owning. Boardwalk and pavilions brilliantly illuminated at American and European plans. Aberdeen—Robert G. Locke, Private llutlts n.ght. Auditorium seating nearly 10,000. Most powerful organ : American Plan any 3 Days as low as $10.00 New York City; Edward Moore, Modern in the country. Great chorus, finest singers, most gifted instru­ Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore. | Private Telephone CHARLES M. HERMAN lioohlrt mentalists, eminent preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane Clifton; Miss Irene Wyckoff, I A sbu ry Park 1991 Owner and M anager. Paterson; Miss Ethel Swanson, If.' AV. W illiams amusements, moving pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, Montclair; Miss Greta Gustopon, Ownership swimming pool, athletic games, tennis, skee ball. Daily meet­ *iainiiiiiM'»>tiiiiiiiuttiiiuiiiiiimiuuiiiiiiittit!iiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiutiiiiiiitiiiitnuiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii)Miiiiiiiiii>iMi»ituiitiiitiiiniiii Stockholm, Sweden; Miss Edith .Management ings for young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chapel. A Gustopon,. Montclair. Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnii.li ...... quiet, restful Sabbath. Safest place for women and children.. . Park View-— Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Adequate train, boat and bus service, convenient for commuters. .Valentine, Woodlyn, Pa.; Helen M. “The Coolest Spot in Ocean Grov«.,f. Hiekok, Belleville; L. J. Kolbus, Also ROLAND APARTMENT The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented arc ilhil 2-:s2r.i. Kurnislieii or .Unfurnished Summer or Ycurl)* Hcniiils. W. Kolbus, New York City; Mil-; recommended to the consideration of intending patrons as among dred L. Coles, Marjorie Coles,; Ocean View Westfield; Gertrude Lewis, Ver-j the best houses of entertainment in this world-famous resort. Broadway and Central Avenue. ona; Margaret Smallwood, Mil-! iiimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitnniiiiMiiiiMMiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiMiittiiiMiMiiiiniiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniMiimiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiMitMunnMiri EUROPEAN PLAN— BREAKFAST SERVED dred Henderson, Caldwell. . [: Open For Season 1936 On May 23 Chalfontc—Mr. and Mrs. R. 5 4iiiiuiiiimiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiiiiinujiiiiiuitiiiitiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiiuiiiniiii|iiiMiiniiiiniiiiii Quality Excellent Richard R oberts, Herkimer, N. Y.; Accommodations Environment Mr; a n d ; Mrs. Harry Lyster, Brook- j ' line, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ward, ’SocisidC / Idi o t s j SIXTEENTH SEASON Rooms with Private Baths, or Private Lavatories John Ward, Westfield; Mr. and j Room Rates Surprisingly Low— Lowest in Years. Mrs. E. R. Harris, East Orange;} OCEAN GROVE, N. J. L. K. BEIDLER Mr. and Mrs. W. V* Howe, Robert j GRAND ATLANTIG HOTEL nidi .. . Howe, Westwood; Miss E. A. Nel-|_ son, Teaneck; Mrs. McGuincss, j| and Jersey City. I DsreGUy on the Ocean Front Oceanic—Dr. Margie D. Sim-1 § ST. ELMO HOTEL mons, Miss Otilte Nehring, Mrs. A. ) I Charles G. Stockton Open All Year Babcock, Mrs. C. R. Elvin, Mr. and GAFETCRIA Corner Main and New York Avenues Mrs. Sydney A. K. Allen, Pater­ .iihMniiiiiiiijiiMHiiiiiMMMiintiumimiiuitmiiiMiuuiiHiuimiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii Individual meals served by day or week son; William Cunningham, Miss Cafeteria Opens Thursday, May 28 B. R. SHUBERT Jeanne Cunningham, Ponipton American and European Tel. Asbury Park 679 Lakes; Miss Ella Mae Westhoven, FAMOUS SUPREME BLEND COFFEE BUENA VISTA T2 Main avenue near beach and Newark: Robert Kerr, Arlington: 1 1 ■ , „• . Beach arid Main Avenues, Ocean Grove Auditorium. Flrst-Closs Family Miss Jeanne Ashworth, Oscar £. j Open May 29 to October, 18 Heck Avenue, corner Beach. One block OCEAN HOUSE Hotel. Regular course dlnnor, Geiger, Irvington. I from ocean. Excellent cuisine, coolest dining room on coast. Hot and Stri.nn and up weekly. American and ISurojwnn Plan. Spacious Porches. Booklet. Phono 60G0-W. Interlaken— William F. Kelly,!.cold running water. Special rates for Juno and September. Tel. 3160. Also operating the GRAND ATLANTIC CAFE­ K. I. DUNCAN. Stratford,. Conn . Mr. and Mrs. R. MRS. H. GREENWOOD 1 TERIA, 204-10 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park H. Kelly, West Englewood; Karl Regular Dinner, 50c. Special Rates, Meyer, Charlotte Kingdom,’ East M. J. WOODRING. QUAKER INN with Ifoom and Board. Hot and Orange; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wat­ and cold running water m rooms. 37 Main Avenue. Tel 7525 son, Charles Watson, Chatham, N. iiiHimiiiiiiiimiiiiimmiiiimiiMiitiiiMiimiitiuiiUiiiiiiimitniiiiriiiiiiiiMiitimiMmiiiiiiiiiiiintuiiiiiiiiMiiMiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiMmimiimiiimiiiiiiiiiititi SI. B. ST R A T T O N J.; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Gard­ Hotel Albatross / !ij'iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiHiKiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiitiBiiiuiiiaiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaHiiiiKiiiiiiiiiaiisiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii;. 34 Path avenuo, block ner, Foyd, Jr., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. from ocean. Breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. French, Sterling Coffee Shop 8 to 10, 20c. u p; 34' Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. American and European. Hot I-uncheon, 12 to 2, 35c. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grimsey and! and cold running water in rooms. Near the Beach. Terms Reasonable. I The Sampler Inn and 50c.: Dinner, 5 30 to 7,30, 50c and 75c. Rooms. Telephone 1443. family, Yonkers. J S. M. FR EN CH . Telephone 2G91 MRS. MARY E. MUMPTON. Mgr. 1 HOTEL AND CAFETERIA. Spray Vicw—Mr. and . Mrs. W. | - 2B Main Avenue, Ocean Grove. Telephone Asbury. Park 1905. I Perry, Passaic; Louise Nieora An­ EUROPEAN PLAN— FURNISHED ROOMS gela Nicora, Franklin Square, L. j I • Cheerful and comfortable rooms, with hot and cold running = I.; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Martin, j Arlington Hotel >S Water at moderate rental. Open for guests from May first to f '4 Ocean Pathway Rooms Arlington, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. R. T. l 1 October first. - | Running w ater in ; Gunnagan, Brooklyn; Mr..and Mrs. • Auditorium Square S The SAMPLER INN CAFETERIA open w its TWEN- I Hospita’ity every room. W. Blakley, liutherford; Mrs. A. All Outside Rooms, Overlooking the Park S TIETH SEASON on SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. Same f E. Patterson, 'Mrs. F. Lee, East.) | management. Same Home Cooking. Same Service. | C om fort Next door to bcach. Orange; E. B. Whitehead, Phila-! Dr„ Frank C. C o o p e r • | Rates upon applica­ I MARY W. NEWBERRY WRIGHT, Proprietor. l] European delphia; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harty,| tion. Phone 3237 Now Y.ovk City; Mr; and Mrs. Ed-[ ?Iinii«ij|iii»('f»«*fjMi»ni»H*.7»ii#H»jii«iMiiiiii»K*mji»H*iiiiiaii»iiiiiaiiaii»iiaiiaiiiiiaiiai'a:iaiiiit*:iainiiaiianiiiaiiiiiai7 W . S. Benson. ; ward Miller, Jersey City; Mr. and j Mrs. A.. O. MacKay and family,! AKt)MOSC-SUMM&RFIELD

In il.e County: of Monmouth and Stato EUROPEAN PLAN— FURNISHED ROOMS AMONG THE HOTELS of. N ew Jersey. • . • \ Known and designated a« Lots. Numbered four hundred nnd Eighty Ilamilltm Cottage—Mrs, Annie north :tud south HXO N * S) and tho • Bryan, Miss Edna Hope, Mrs. E. uvstcrly fifteen, foot :tml six. Inches;.; MAIN AVENUE HOUSE mini- **, «>f lot numbered F ou r 1(1 Mnln Avenuo. corncr of Beach, block from ocean. Modern, rooms b> Hope, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, hundred and nimbly one. tmrth and the day, week or season, Here you. ran enjoy nil tbc* advantages for "'Inch Mrs. Harry Kaiser, Brooklyn, Jo­ .oil t h i No. I SI N .Vr S:) i\» «hown on.^ Ocean Grove famous the.-w.oVId over anti a t the sam e lim e lie within ,,n->. seph Tynan, New York City; Mt\s. mnp o f 1i>ih I,]' t .'ninji Oroliiul o f . ” Ti»o. •walking distance of Aslmry Park nnd other nhtside point . -IjnJcs »*<• s»»n n a I * I o Mi-ciii r;rov»* t'ainp Meeting. AHHoeki- In keeping with conditions, Rooms with private lml.li awl pri \ ale lava tones. Margaret Wyckoff, Bloomfield. . i.f tlio Methodist lipl«coal ■ Hot ami eobl running water In all rooms. European Jf fan. Otjcm IVInter,and, ; Albatross— John F. Plum, Brook­ t.'hun h." sluuite. on the South Hido o f. .. Summer. One minute to Grove’* finest eating. places. * i <*i a . i . i.*.... • _ I’jitlnviiy beiw«’cn . Central.'and- • lyn; Mr. and Mrs. J. Woolley, K. iii'li Avi-mii-s’ a i ( •<5rove,> N ew ■ Newark; Mrs. Charles .W. Nichols, ,i<-i>'*y. Also all the eHtato, right,... Palmyra; .Mrs. Florence A. New­ . (It!*.• mul interest ntnl term of. yO ars.. to i-oriM* uml urnt.vpired of tlio said . ell, Mt. Ilainiar, Md.; I. R. Broom­ I i>;n tifs of ihi* first part of In and to Warrington Hotel field, Bellaire, L. I.;. A. J. Hough­ : ;i <-i it:iiii Indenture of Lrafto. of.•'tho ' ton, New York City. s:i id i»r<-mis«‘.H inside and oxeeuted .by . 22 take‘.avenue,- fnciittf lake niijl Asbury Park. Convenient to all '"Til.- Ocfjin <5iv»vo Ciitrip Meellnp A s-. Pathway Manor—Mr.- and Mrs. of the Mi'tbodlst liplseopal Beach-front attractions anti Auditorium. Rooms <>nily, not and cold A. It. Dietrich, Brooklyn; Mrs. C. < *fnrr« !i"- tv« tnl»er the Kiftcontii, Kij?h- • K. Whiding, .Flushing; Miss Jane i ..ii himdritd' it ml .st-yorily and reeor-. • manager, Telephone. . M, Bagnell,. Flushing; Mr! antJ • u >1 i:i iM onm outh Comity Clerk’s Mrs. . Luther Martin, Baltimore; ' u n. <•■ in 15nol< o f deeds, paKO-2:5.5. U .Wain X rnn im Occnn Groycs nno-Iialf :;n;i hy s.-vinil mesne nsslKnments Ann Marie Fruti^, Miss L> Frutig, ■ > \ Hi ),y lUrilbcn JJrumJrtKO, Hii- In l>imrd-ivnlk uml omiih. OottTcnlent lfc_Audi. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. n :irrii-«j. i<> John C. CrcvelidK and , lorlnm nuil n « points of Interest, » » » » ' ; « hQt COLONIAL J. II. Heckler, Palisades Park; ; i‘;m i.' I:. CrctvfHnp by Assignment of- *nmlctiM wilier ..In rooms, v, rlto^ l o r * ‘{Jg^EE l.fiiM- d:tli-d -Novem ber Klfth', Ono Telephone A. F. 271-J Mrs. A. E. Munch, Miss G. Gre.s- ; ihf,ii>;ind nine himdrod and ten and chcn, New York City. i <«ihi|.-i| in t hi* a foresail I Clerk’s Of- 2t Central avenue, Ocean ' In ISnok. fc'iO of Deeds, page 147, '• Grove. Flrst-closs, light, Van Cottage—Mr.. and Mrs. C. am ifoiivi.-.vtd by John C. tJrovelincr ■ airy rooms; close to Audi­ L. Reese, Paxtong, Pa.; Mr. and and r'arriif It. Creveling to Lillian B. ' = torium anti beach.. Special BERYL F. LEG GE Mrs. C. E. Garner and Ralph, Miss .lotu s, by AssiKurmmt of l.easo dated . ratps to July 1 and after Labor'Dny Mny first. One thousand nln<> hundred H,: Nooty, Lincoln, Neb.; Mis3 :tntI twenty thrcther certain Jndentnro of l.i-asi* hearing tlate tho Sixteenth d ay, Hamilton Gottage two from ocean. Beau- Shamoken, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. L.. o f A tin list, JiiKhteen hundred and sev-' stifuFlawn and abundant shadeTVTel. 7132.. A. T, DEY, Proprietor. B. Rejnert and Jane, Elsie Mae **my one mado by “Tho Ocean Orovo Brown, Reading; Jessie Seely; Camp Meeting' Association of tho 315 Atlantic avenue. One block,'from .Vctlioiiist 72pisoopal Church” of ALU ocean. Rooms only. • Hot ; and cold Lucy C. Dailey, New York City. / that certain plot, piece dr parcel of • running, w a te ra ll rooms. Also on Amherst— Annd V. Taylor, Mrs. grounds known and deslgnatod as tho iWTERLAKEN- - — ...... 1st.floor l nicely furnished exception- westerly fifteen feet and six Inches, F. Cody, Elsie L. Ott, N. F. Cody, ally, largo sunny airy room with twin tails, u rtv a l^ a n W ;^ faBK,SEyi more or lews, of lot. Numbered Pour Jr., Plainfield; Mrs.William Mann, huiidn.-d and eighty i>ne, north .and Mrs." Davidson, Rutherford; Mr. south, based by the Ocean .Grove Camp Meeting Assv Y ork ; M rs. E. N. venty one, nnrl recorded in tho af- : P h o n e Asbury Park 4607-J. M R S . M. A. MILLER, Proptictor. orcsaid Clerk’s Office, in Book 260 of Bauerman, Misses Ruth; and. Elsie I •i.,(*ds, page 270, aiul by several mesne ------’ ;.,i lioacli, .lijpck from ocean, cornerBauerrrian, of three • Elizabeth; v Mr. and i assiKniiK-nts conveyed by Keuben sleets, hear cafeterias.: and Audi for mind. Hot Mrs C. B. Hendriclcson, Mr. and lirimdage, nmnarriecl to Joffn C. Crov- and cold runnlnir.water In all rooms; >ery ••limr and Carrie It. CroveUng by AS-. reasonable, Open May to October; - ; __ Mrs; John Linden, Queens'.Village. sicnm<>ut o f . I,case dated November. A D A K .T K R llU N E .M R S . .IQS. A L L E N ' fifth Ono thoiisritul nhio Uutulroil nnd Stokes Hall— Miss C.VE. Halli- tim and nM-orded in tho aforesaid 1 8 Webb avenue, corner of Beach. One day,. Belleville; IC. L. Hill, East! Clerk's O ffice .In Hook -850 of Doeds O range; M rs.' H. H . , Jon-esj L ittle i. page 117 a ml convoyed by John C. block from ocean, nffar bathing beach. Crevellng and Carrlo IX. CreveHng to * PLAINFIELD- — ■ ■- - - — -■ Rooms by week at reduced rates. Hot Falls; Mrs. Florence Wyatt, Mrs.'; Lillian B. Jones by Assignment of anil cold running water. Upon all year. Privileges. MRS. L. E. CRONK. Gertruiic IT. Bottum, Glen Rock;; Lease dated May first One thousand Mrs. Lester Mcsscroll, Manasquan;i nine hundred and tuv.-nty-Ufroo, and Corner Beach -and Atlantic Avenues. On. reeordnl in Book 1218 of Deeds page block from beach and pavilion. .Siiperior fnr Mrs. F. B. Deane, Chathanm, N. J .;1 •u;o. •• •• • •.' .• . nlshed rooms, with hot and cold running Mrs. Barbara B. Hill, East Orange;, Seized ns the j>roperty of EMEH- ROOSEVELT— A11 m0{jorn improvements. Open April to Oc­ Mr. ahhould be made rates. Telephone 10G8. MR. AND MRS. JOHN A.. FETZER. Lila H. Lawrancej, George B. Law­ | Immediately iii writing, to John W. rence, Maplewood; Mr. and Mrs. | Knox, Clerk of the Township of Nep- ■i Sea view avenue, at ocean and bath: ; tune. . Ing beach, near cafeterias, Auditor- J. j. Proctor, Mt, Vernon. N. Y. : -‘(.Signed) Lewis Atkinson, him and Casino. Rates reasonable T ueue arc wcc-small years in back of a premium price.for this milk, Trained 0'lj1,jr South Atkins-avenue, Neptune. The St. Reservations suggested. Tel. 9127. Lakensea—E. H. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ricgei, Owncr-Managers. Betty S. Leah, Devon, Pa.; Laura men and modern methods protect it, E. Butt, Philadephia; Mr. and every man’s memory when Mother was : . m F u c i : ' 14 Seaview avenue, fiftii house from the •Mrs. E. J. M. Herd, New Bruns­ Goddess of wisdom and iriglit. She and test it, and speed it along the way ; . T.'llet? nollce that Charles T'. Savpth,- 8EACR0FT ocean. Capacity eighty. Furnished wick;. Mrs. J. A. Bullock, Mrs.] Norwotxi avenue, Long Branch, iu^ rooms. Telephone 4027. Thomas Simpson, Chester, Pa.;i to your kitchen. s tends io apply to tho Township Com- E. S. and E. M. HTJLSE, Proprietors. bathed us and buttoned us . . . came ; mittee of. the T°'vnshlp of Nopttino : Mrs. M. E. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. for a Iflunary Retail ‘ Consumption Jacob Simpson, Marcus Hook. Pa.; when we cried. She soothed us and Courteous corps of salesmen have License for ‘ the premises situated ut 7 -".Erabury.* .avenue. Half . block li:ll Fifti\ avenue,; Neptune, N. J. from oceatr boardwitlk. Open all Charles MacMilleri, Newark; Mis­ made friends wherever they go. --Objection, Is. any. should bo mailo veaiv Pleasant; steam heated: ses Jeanne and May. Rosson, helped us to sleep. No trouble was Immediately In w riting to John Ay.. rooms. .Housekeeping , ^privjleges. Woodeliff; Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Knox, Cleric of tho Township of Nep^ VICTORIA f.'i -MRS. J. KILSHAW Sheffield'S e a l e c t Milk,is delivered to Terms reasonable. Tel. 5497*W. Burger, New Rochelle; May D. too great. No trifle too small lor her. tune. , ' < Signed) Oh;,rles P. SavotJ». Maskcll, Jane L. Maskell, Haw­ (Formerly the Brooklyn). 38 Surf avenue, For nearly a century, Sheffield Farms countless homes, on time, every day. A _*>}.>*.* ■ avenue, Neptune, N. J. second block from ocean, hot and cold run­ thorne; Mabel II. Adams, F. Edna VOORHEES ning water ■ in all rooms. Near Auditorium Adams, Philadelphia; Charles H, has been a helpful friend of mothers. telephone call to your nearest Sheffield and cafeterias. All. outsldo rooms. Com- a o t i c i : inunlty. kitchen optional. R. E. VOORHEES. Bauer, Collingswood. From the very beginning of Sheffield Branch starts thoughtful service. Thus .Take notice that John William Allenhurst—Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore Intends to apply to the Neptune 28 Pitman avenuo, block from beach, Learry, New York City; Carl Township Committee, of Neptune near Auditorium and,cafeterias. Super­ Service, the chubby,pink-cheeked baby millions of trusting babies are fed. Stoll, Newark; Florence Palmer, Township, for Plenary Retail Con-' ior furnished rooms. Twin beds. Mod­ • • ■ • .sumption License . for premises situ- : WHITE HALL erate rates. Steam heat. Open all year; Pittsburgh; Madalyn K. Singer, lias been our charge. S e a l e c t Milk ntcd at lf» 12-14 ^prlngwood avenue,-: Telephone 193LM. MRS. E. L. BERNHARDT. Blanche Taylor, Larchmoml; Mr. Neptuno Township. 1 Sheffield Farms pioneered in pasteurization — • • Objections/ If any., should be mado and Mrs. R. W. Byi*am, Chatham; must be above suspicion ... . the best! Immediately In writing to John. W. j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kingman, in the devetopment of certified milk ■— in the Knox t’ierk of Neptune Township- . CAFETERIAS AND Jack Jacobson, Paterson; Mr. and Sheffield Farms sought out the herds introduction o f graded milk find in the soft~curd 0.(Signed) John Willlatn Moore. Mrs. Royal J. Cross and Ethel, that give the finest milk . . . and paid certified milk* Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob­ NOTICE «*lllll»|lllt*Uin»»»|l|IIIH*!IIHII1lll*llltlllllH|U»ll*Hllieitllt»MaHII1IHail»UlliailllllHil»aMIU»»aB«lllUIHI1iaMlliatll1iailf ertson,. Mi\ and Mrs. James 1£. \ Take notice that Arthur SbaW In- Argersinger, Johnstown, N. Y.; . lettdv to apply to Neptune Township Howard. N. Hay, Nutlcy; Elizabeth . t mumitine of Neptune Township ..for* A. Seaton, Tompkinsville, S. I.; i f'fenary f:«*tail Consumption License SHEFFIELD FARMS S m £ e c J t> GRADE A MILK ! preniises situated at southeast ) SUNSHINE RESTAURANT j Lawrence A. Yard, Jr., Newark; corner o f Liangs avenue ami Neptune Mr. and Mrs. George R. Pierce FROM TVItERCVLI\-TESTEU HERDS J JJ^htvay. and daughter, East Orange. T H E MILK THAT TASTES LIKE CREAM Objections, If any, shoiild lie mado.’ | 58 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove I Immediately in writing to John AV.. Shelburne—Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ivjmx, C lerk1 of Neptune Township. Allerton, • Mr. and Mrs. Peter —L:i-24< (Signed) Arthur Shaw. | NOW OPEN I Barth, Lew is A . Freise,'. CatskilJ, NOTICE N. Y.; Mrs. Thomas E. Cockrill, Baltimore; Mrs. R. W. Reamer, TAKE NOTICE that Samuel .Gen­ | Why did the Sunshine serve over 27,000 dinners m 8 weeks § tile intends to apply to tho Township Red Bank; Rev. and Mrs. E, M, 711 Main Street, Avon, N. J. Telephone, Asbury Park 2000 Committee of the Township of Nep- , 1 last season? | G la sow, Ella .Herman, Brooklyn; tune for Plenary Consumption License I Try our 50c. Chicken. Turkey, Seafood or Meat dinner and | Louise Lazarus , Lakewood; Miss for premises situated at. ir»0 Neptuno ami forty six feet and. sixty two hun­ lying and being- in the Township of Highway, Neptune Township. ■ I you’ ll know the answer. 5 Florence Gibson, Newark; Mr. and LEGAL NOTICES d red th s, o f ‘ a foot (140,02) more or Neptune, in the. County o f Monmouth Objections, If any, should b<» made Mrs. C. W. Gesche, John, Jacque­ less to the easterly line of Fisher ami State of New Jersey, to wit:. , immediately . In writing to John \V. yi— mi —in « ii»ijmininwiiim All that tract or parcel of land censo tor premises situated, at West ship Commltteo of the Township of folldws: ' 1 anti premises, hereinafter particularly side oi Stokes avenue. Neptune, N. J, | 89 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. i Maplewood; , Editlj Fredericks Neptune, in the County of Monmouth: BEGINNING at a point In the sou­ described, situate, lying and being in Objections,. If any. should bo* made Kuikiang, China. • • • Thut all of the right, title and in­ therly line of lieck avenue, distant the Township • of . Neptune-, in the immediately in writing to John • W. terest of the Township of Neptune, In four hundred and thirty seven feet County of Momnoeth and Slate of Knox, Clerk of the Township t>f Nep- | Dinner Served From II A. M. to 8 P. M. = the County of Monmouth In ‘and to and four inches westerly from the New Jersey, known and designated ns tune. . . • ^iiiiiiiiiDiiuiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiijt* the hereinafter described lots, tracts southwest corner of Prospect avenue Lots Numbered. Eleven Hundred and .. (Signed)..Benjamin Friedman . or parcels of lauds and premises ac­ and lteck avenue: theneo (1) wes­ Nineteen and Eleven Hundred and — and Mabel .Kellner . g Daily, 50c. 1 I FOR EXPERT I quired by the Township of Neptune, terly along tho said southerly lino of Tw enty one (Nos. .11 111 and 1121). on in the County of Monmoutit at tax Heck avenue, forty feet; thence the south side of Broadway on the • N OTICi: sales and foreclosures of the equity (2) southerly, at right angles to said Map of Lots of Camp Ground of the | SPECIAL—Thursdays And Sundays, Chicken, | of redemption therein be sold as a lteck avenue, ono hundred and twelve Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Associa­ Take -notice that W.‘ c. Matthews! I RADIO I whole/ or in separate pai'eels, at such feet to the centre Hue of. the block; tion of • the Methodist Episcopal- intends to apply to the Township Com­ I Turkey or Fish Dinners, Also 50c. | times, and upon such conditions, as thence (3) eastorly, along said centre Church situate in Neptune Township, mittee of tlie Township of Neptuno • the Township Committee shall from line of tho block, forty feet; thence in the County of'^Iotunouthi and State for a Plenary- Consumption License for 1 SERVICE j tfnie to tithe determine by resolution (J) northerly, at right angles to sa*d of New Jersey. Hilly Matthews’ Tavern, .situated at in accordance with the provisions of Heck ii venue, one hundred and twelve 0 All that certain plot, piece or. par­ 1 Hoi, Cor)ies a venue, Nept i; ne To wji- Chapter 11 of the Laws of 193:1, the feet to the said southerly : Hue of. cel of groxtnd known, and designated ship. | Tel. S42-J 1 amendment thereof and. supplements Heck avenue ami place, of beginning. as Lot Number Five - Hundred. anl.- Objections,, if any; should be .triad*-; j ASBIIHY PARK 5267 along tho oasterly lino of tho whole and to tho point or place of beginning. 00. • .. Immediately.. In writing to John W. | To See the Newest Pattern® and Get Estimate* % tract ono hundred (100) feet; tlionco 4 All tho following lots, tracts' or All tho following tract or parcel of Knox. Clerk of Nejnnne Town«*ilp. ii lua ii 111 in i ns 111 ii in siiiii aui iiuiiiii ii in i ii iuii ii n in in i iiS|) mi || a j, nia|ia |,,H | ,|| |, t,*| |M |W p t| mi (n |,i ,|| hi ,| B) nm m iS (j) westerly, and again at right an­ parcels of land ntul premises, .herein­ laud and premises situate, lying, and (Signed) Raymond ,A. Keltwiu'z gles to Fisher avenuo one hundred after particularly, described, situate, being . In tho .’Tcwnshlp of Neptune, — 24-25* \ FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 193(1

BRADLEY BEACH AMONG THE HOTELS Do Witt House— Mrs, Dorsey' N. What’s New Miller, Danville, Pa.; Alda Crane, GRADUATES 65 East Orange; Mrs. G. Houssmann; Hazleton, Pa,; Mr. and Mrs. In Asbury Park Charles C. Gornumy, Verona, N. EXERCISES WERE HELD J,; Mrs; Redingtoii and Rebecca, WEDNESDAY EVENING Norristown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Lundgrcen, Hnrrisburg, Pa.; Mr.. and. Mrs. E, K. Denchar, New York County Superintendent Is Speak­ City;; Mr. and Mrs. C. A'. Harris, er. Prizes. Gifts Arc Awarded. Miss Margie Pike, Mr. and Mrs, It. D. Campbell, Miss Margaret Discuss “ Hobbies As Pastimes.” Miller. Brooklyn; Mrs.- H. Wood­ ruff, Bronx; Mrs. J. Kienan, Mt. Wiliiam M. Smith, county, su­ Vernon, N. Y. perintendent' of schools,. addressed m , the graduating class at the Brad­ Highland— Miss Madeline Wall, ley Beach grammar school Wed- Mrs.. Edward Wall, Englewood; James B. Peterson, Merchnntville; nesdnj^night. - Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Clark, Ethel •.’ The program opened with invo­ Weston, Emma Weiland, Scran­ cation by Key. Edmund J. Walenta, ton: Mi's. -L.’ C, Sheneck, Mrs. C. followed by the song, “God of Our 0. Dehnc, Somerville; John J. Ry­ Fathers.” ; Edith L. Friedman gave an, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. the address of. welcome. “Hobbies James Fqeley, Long Island;. Mis­ as Pastimes’’ was presented by ses; A. Christie, M. L, Christie, II. several members - of the . class, Christie and TI; Walsh, New York; Robert Byron Long gave the fare- Miss E. Dick, Plainfield; Mr. and weir address, followed by the Mrs., M. AlacKenzie, Paterson'; school song. and. Ml'. Smith’s talk. Miss. M. DePuy, Yonkers; Miss The class gift .was presented by Elizabeth Smith, Plainfield. Blanche: Adler and Walter Fox, Ardmorc-Summcrfield—Ethel R. vice president of the Board of. Ed­ White, N ew Y ork City; L. Fred ucation, handed out the diplomas Halsted, Jr., Ridgewood; Mr. and to the 65 gradfuatesvj F . Ralph Mrs. W. A. Cond't Richmond Hill, Shibla presented each graduate L. I.; A., E. Jacobs, A. Bailey, with copies of the-Constitution of Brooklyn; J, Bailey, Ozone Park, the United States and of New L. I.; Mr. and Mrs., Carl, Lesev; Jersey. Mrs. E. T. McNicrney, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. D. president of the P. T. A., gave the Rushton, Beatrice and Lucille, Miss prizes won by honor students. Ethel.. Miclvel, Lincoln Park; F. Given Away The. program closed with “The -Loser, Miss W. Eck, North Ber­ Nothing gives the.5 bride away, Star Spangled Banner” and march gen; Mrs.; Charles A Naughright, "Allegiance.” . quicker than herV wedding staf. ■Miss Betty: Naughright, Mrs. J. ; tio n e ry l..; knnoimccjrionb . caydsV . Tho exercises were prepared un­ Seal, High Bridge, N. J.; Mr. . and der the direction of Frank J. W edding Iny.itftfcjons, P.ecdpiion > Mrs. George. 3. Bailey, Hacken­ and At-H phie( cardn — should, Groride, principal of the school. sack; O. F. Marinus, .Brooklyn. The graduates Were as follows: •be aa distincrivo . 'as;. tho; bvi'so-called automatic methods. SYLVIA FISIIBEIN EDITH LAURA FRIEDMAN Pa.; Alice R. Emmel, Mary J. Em- EDITH JOAN GALASSETTI mel, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Georgi- NORMA' WINIFRED GANN ’ > ABRAHAM ALBI’ flT GENICK anna Allen, . Newark; Mrs. A. FORREST LEE GILLESPIE Tentle, E. T. and M. R. Telfer, FELICIA GRANDE Nutley; Elizabeth Hasler, Cald FRANCES LUCILLE COLDSTEIN W ILLIA M E. HAVENS well; Mr. and Mrs. L. Harbin Den | A K E ADVANTAGE OF OUR DAVID HOWELL loo, Mildred Denleo, Brooklyn; RICHARD I'. IRONS Mrs. N. K. Hacokes, Rockledge, MARGARET ALTHEA JACOBUS DIANA LEADER Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone- Via Queen Mary back, Mrs. R. G. Breisch, Mr. and STANLEY DAVID LEVINSON Gentlemen, the Queen Mary on a MELVIN H. LONG Mrs. A. F. Breisch, Bethlehem, S pecial iSprm g Free-Trial o j j e r o n GAS her maiden voyago brought a ROBERT BYRON LONG Pa.; Kathryn Newlin Neuhauser, LILLIAN G. M AR IN E shipment to the Men's Furnish­ Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. H. ELIZABETH McLEAN ing Dept, at Stcinbach Kresge*» DOROTHY REISHA MEYERS Laudshof, Newark. HAROLD JACK MURPHY in Asbury Park I Item Number HOUSE-HEATING EQUIPMENT EVELYN MILDRED NEUIIAUSEN Majestic— Mrs. L. Donovan, Mrs One: , English golf socks, with FREDERIC PATRICK REICHEY Jr. M. Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. elastic knit tops ... . to be worn MARION CLAIRE REICHEY JAY LESLEY ROBINSON Mafer, New York; Mr. and Mrs. with shorts or . short slacks. A • §20 deposit, refunded Try it all next winter This offer is limited to RICHARD LESTER ROGERS C. II. Newman, H enry C. Bauer, ‘ sterling improvement on the for­ SYLVIA GERALDINE RUBIN Mr. and Mi-s. A. J. Young, Doris mer types of golf socks with if you are not pleased. before you decide to this spring, nnd the WALTER PAUL SALTZMAN FANNIE L. SCALTSA Jean Young, Brooklyn; Mr. and cumbersome tops! They’re of buy. number of burners PH ILIP I. SCH ARTOFF Mrs. -Kent P. Townsky, East fine.lightweight wool, in conserva­ • A fully automatic gas ROSALYN HELEN SCHWARTZ Orange; Miss D. Bernstein, MissF. tive shades. Item Number Two: available is'also limited. ARTHUR SANFORD SIEGEL healer installed in your ■Nothing more to pay on PHtLIP, NORMAN SILVERSTEIN G. Spennrath, New York City; Some spiffy hand-tailored silk tie3 equipment for a full FREE ESTIMATE of KATHLEEN MARY SIIAFTO Miss C. A. Miller, Philadelphia; in English patterns. Very just- . present furnace during ■^.P.P.V.10. M AD ELIN E SPEN GLER Frederick W. Koop, Miss Ella right, if you know what we mean. \ IRVINO SPIELFOGEL the summer. year. normal operating cost. BERNICE MARION STEINBERG Nauert, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Socks apd ties, both priced at FRED ANTHONY KUTTON Jr Karl J. Iiolzknecht, Long Isand; 3 M . • Budget Billing — Pay. one eighth of the estimated cost during each of the cold-weather MARJORIE VANDERSLICE H. E. Andrews, Miss Angie Car- MARTHA W1SI1NER hart, Waterloo, N. Y.; Mr. and months. No big bills in extreme months. Adjustment on May 1, made on basis of NORMA RUTH WRIGHT ROBERT CLIFFORD YOUNG Mrs. H. Hughes, Lyons, N. Y.; W. actual use. L. Mounce, D. H. Ribert, Wood- stock, Vt.; Mr. and Mrs. II. Ja­ SERVICE AT WEST GROVE cobs, New York; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston, Westfield;. Grace Orchestra Will Play Qn Child­ For Full Information Call Your Nearest Jersey Central Office At Once Louis A. Taylor, Bronx; Mrs. W. ren's Day Thomas, Baltimore ■ Mrs. Nancy Polhemus is the FURTHER REDUCTION IN GAS-HEATING RATE chairman of the program for DOUBLE FEATURE AT STRAND Children’s Day which will be ob- The already famous Jersey Central All-Purpose Gas Rate, established last summer, | served Sunday in the West Grove Another 'is on the Bill For Next Church, Neptune. Different de­ - W eek has just bpeu still further reduced. Ask for information. partments of the Sunday School Good Luck, Graduates! and church school will contribute “Desire," starring Marlene Die­ to the services with recitations trich and Gory Cooper, and “Give June is the time when eager and portrayals. T’.e orchestra, un­ Us This Night,” musical’romance graduates, with soaring aspira- der, tire- direction o f Miss Edith featuring Jan. Kiepura and Gladys ,; tions, enter the work-a-day world, JERSEY CENTRAL POW ER AND LIGHT CO. Sweet, will render several selec­ Swarthout, arc attracting theatre­ : or ascend * to • the struggle of a tions. including a prelude, “Sum- goers to the Strand, Ocean Grove, higher institution of learning. At mr Day,” Silver Moonlight," and today nnd tomorrow. all events, it’s an occasion in a a “Melody of Sacred Songs.” A Next week’s bill will open with young life . •. . and calls for a . violin duet, “Jesus Took My Bur­ another unusual double feature for gift pf -lasting quality. For the den,” will be . played by Miss Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. girl graduate there’s nothing . Sweet nnd Miss Dorothy’ Irving. The shows are “Laughing Irish lovelier than a simple strand of pearls. Tho Jewelry Dept, at A.. C. Peirine, of Trenton/ and The Rev.:Howard Stratton, pas­ Eyes’” and “House of a Thousand Girt avenue, merging point of the ity cathedral, Trenton,, for Fer­ Stcinbach Krcsgo'u in /Ib&hij/ Mrs. William T. White, of Princc- tor, will officiate at the services, Candles.” The former, a rollick­ three municipalities, was made by dinand W. Roe6ling, Jr., 57, one of Park has Richelieu simulated toh. The two sisters also are am­ ing picture replete with real Irish Manasquan officials-in session re­ Spring Lake's most, prominent and Charles Phillips will igive the pearls that are lustrous and beau­ | County Notes j ong Spring Lake's summer ; popu­ scripture reading. inging and dancing, is the' story cently. Two accidents occurred at summer residents, who died in the tifully. matched. They come in the intersection' within the past New Yorle Medical Center in New lation. Thb Spring Lake home of Members of the orchestra are of a young lad from Erin who Gladys Stratton, accompanist: came to America to win fame as single, double! or triple strands. week; and several others took place York, May 29, after being being', in Mr: Rpebling: and his,family was Price, 1.00 to- 2.50. . A crow of workmen aro rushing there within the last few years. poor health for several weeks; He “Lowlands,” one of the shore’s Helen Atkinson. Wilbur Bridge, a boxer but whose singing talent installation work on tho new coun- leaves , a widow, the’ former Ruih show places on Ocean avenue. Anna Brenner, Frances Tolhurst, proved far more attractive to the The Kev. Dr. Marshall Harring- . ty police radio to make possible Metcalf of Erie, Pa., two sons, Everett Waters, Lester Franklin, American public. The latter fea-. ringtop, Presbyterian minister, is tho first tost broadcast according Joseph M. and Ferdinand W. Roeb- Ji\, and D orothy Irving. ture is the gripping story, of in-j now fully, established as pastor of ^iimirmmBuuBWrtwrrfDiiiiiiminrmiiniiimmiimiiraiiuunitiinmnr, to reports from Freehold. July 1 ling, 3rd, and two sisters, Mrs. F. ternationnl spy activities and fea­ has been set us tho deadline for the Baptist and' R eform ed tures an international cast. having the one-way communication churches at llolmdel and will al­ iiniiiintg»»wwwmrtinnmnmuimHnn^ On Thursday, Friday and Sat­ system in full operation. ternate in preaching . services at urday the.Strand will present Gary Douglas Fisher, who resigned as the two churches.. He comes from DAY’S Cooper in “Mr. Deeds Goes to head coach at Matawan High the Central Presbyterian church 1 WOOLMAN’S Town.” Cooper plays the part of of Dayton, Ohio, where he served .School . several weeks ago, con­ Slrassburger’s a small town lad who suddenly in­ three years. Prior to his scrviec in firmed • the report .Thursday that Ice Cream Garden | Q U ALITY herits $20,000,000. Among the j Dayton'he was pastor of the First he had accepted the offer to coach eager, curious people who como to Presbyterian church of Newark, football and track at Mt. Holly make his acquaintance is a young and for several years he was sec­ High next season, which happens The Oldest Independent General OPENS girl reporter (Jean Arthur), who to be his native town.. retary of evangelism of the Synod falls in love with the “ Cinderella of New Jersey and lived,in Tren­ Market in Ocean Grove. THURSDAY 1 Man.” Soon, Mr. Deeds wants to Thirty-one CCC youths were dis­ 125 Heck Avenue ton.. --' ' < give all his money away. Then he charged last week when they Pilgrim Pathway and Olin Street Ocean Grove is arrested for insanity. But thex-o mutinied when assigned to regular Greater discrimination in the Phone 1749-— Free Delivery JUNE 18 | is a happy ending. duties . after fighting forest fires promotion of pupils from the Key- ^Telephone 963 port Grammar School to flic High for two days. Ten of the number, ji!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiHiiiii!iiiiiiuiiiM!iitmiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiin? Prime Rib Roast of School was urged at the meeting reputedly the ringleaders were Beef ...... 25c. 1 Colorful SandaSs given dishonorable discharges. The of tho Board of Education last Delicatessen BIG DIP ICE CREAM remainder were “retired” for the Thursday night. Continuing a dis­ Chuck Roast ...... 19c. 1 Born for nimble feet that ‘go good of the service. cussion which also occupied the Department Bottom Round Pot places’ . . . these shiny-bright greater part of a previous meet­ 5c. ' patent leather opcn-toe sandals I George Keugler, speaking in be­ EDGAR PHILLIPS I Roast ...... '.. 29c. j ing, S. Frank Mason stated that All Home Cooking They come in brilliant reds and half of several Eatontown farm- ii Shoulders of Lamb, he felt pupils were sent to the blues, pale pastels, pr two-color rs who are forced to keep dogs for High School who were not proper­ | & SON } | . Boned and Rolled 23c. I duets. They match accessories or protection of their live poultry ly equipped to . do the work there. Fresh Meats | Legs of Lamb ...... 30c. I carry down tho color of your stock, reopened the long standing J PLUMBING and HEATING J Willis E. Bilderback, supervising dress. Their short vamp makes problem off dog licenses at the 5 CO N TRACTO RS • | Frankfurters and Bo- | principal, said that lie could not your foot look positively tiny. regular meeting of Eatontown agree with Mr. Mason as pupils, Poultry • • | logna ...... 25c. | borough council last Wednesday * Installations, Repairs J Find them in tho Shoe Dept. at. with the mental capacity, to get' • •' •. I Small Fowls ...... 29c. 1 Stcinbach Krc8gc*R tit /tafjury night when he objected strenuously the work bVjt; who had failod to do Fresh Vegetables ; 110*1 Ninth Avenue j Park. Price, 5.00. against an imposed fee. so, had never been permitted' to Fresh Killed Roasting A move to enlist the cooperation graduate from. the Grammar Groceries S .Neptune, N. J. J i| Chickens, Fowls and |35c of Sea Girt and Wall township in School. . • .Telephone Asbury Park 1G76 « j Ducks 11 .We pack orders with dry ice the elimination of the traffic haz­ Funeral services were held Tues­ • ■ • ! I Free Delivery ard nt North Broad street and Sea day, June 2, in the crypt of Trin­ Where Courtesy Abounds 52 OLIN ST., OCEAN GROVE