THE HAMPTON REACH ADVOCATE PAGE EIGHT______rs CHECK UP EXPLODES Evening Of Fun At •am conducted by Mrs. John J. Dineen Hbvocate on the lawn under • Winona Proves A Croteau FOR SAFETY OF “OLD MAP Al HAMPTON RFA?u lights; quadrille, Virginia N. H. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13. 1937 raltz, Mr. Kenne-1 Hucre Success reel, waltz, prize w Once each year the turnbuck! dy. Mr. Rose and Mr. Fenton. Sr., E. H. Geddes., the expert who Roman’s Club Day O f Life Savers Assist nr in Approximately 78 guests, em­ Old Man of are pointed with asphaltum vj were judges of the dancing wUITe made repars to the jversion Saturday Power Boat Crew To Btflli ployees of the Springfield Union, 1916. has re- nish, and at that tim e observati£ Mrs. Corcoran and Mr. Levigue the Mountains in are made. For the past f [aS A Fine Program Land At River Mouth ______gathered at The Winona last formed a court of appeals . Io:3o" sa“turday'^"morning at his visited the granite profile in Fran Thursday for an evening *»f *un ears this routine has been p The drum major *n I leader of residenee 71 Ocean Boul- conia Notch at the request of the y rhc Day of Diversion, sponsored About half four and entertainment by Hypolites ormed by Mr. Bodwell. p Wednes. H airdl Hampton Beach, N. H, Aug II, the orchestra was Arthu. Butler ^ ^ pa8aed away soon after. New Hampshire Forestry and the North Hampton Woman's day afternoon heavy clouds with A t T h , New Hampshire Fire Harmony Hounds with Joseph R viously it had been by the R According to the leading business Other commut es were. Offlcor ^ . Friday Mr. Dineen was ap- Recreation Department, and after ft on Saturday, Aug. 16, at the a wind of almost gale force came a / l Chiefs Held Annual aniifnvip noting as Master of Cor- Guy Roberts, who took the ( men and Chamber of Commerce charge. Tommy Corcoran; door- ^ ^ bc3t of heaith and checking measurements (Continued on Pago 8) Continued on oa- vh t A t t I think he will Man's welfare verymuch to he Outing Yesterday officials, Hampton Beach has en­ keeper. Mr. H. J. Croteau played golf with his brother, James joyed up to the present time, the mittee on drinks and stickers, ^ >Dineen_ and Jack Doyle, New ice in 2037.” in theperiod leading up to the 1< Members of the Manchester best season in its entire history. Jimmy Dugan; Lolly-pop girl. betting commissioner, who iver of the man repair work, and thereafter. Scheduled speakers at the an­ Hairdressers’ association enjoyed nual outing of the New Hampshire August gives promise of being a Doris McKenna Punch was « ^ ^ pue3t ftt thc beach. Sat- >ws more about The timelessness of the Old l\ their annual outing at the Hotel Fire chiefs at the Ashworth Hotel banner month also. free lu the cocktail lounge of e morning he suffered a heart { any other liv- during the past and future ^ Ashworth Wednesday. Hotels and guest-houses, that in response to orations appears to be essentia here tomorrow are Col. Paul Kirk, attack. The sports program at the state have been obliged in some instances mts which have a fact. It is believed that Public Safety Commissioner and For the past ten years Mr. Din­ reservation was Charles Decoteau. Stephen Garrity, State Fire Mar­ to turn away business in July, re­ een had been active in the upbuild­ ;ered newspaper Great Stone Face o f Howthoi COMMUNITY CHURCH During the ball game Edgar Geof* shal of Mass. This is the annual port that they are able to take ing of Hampton Beach as one of iial articles dur- fancy will continue to “erabr frion and Gerard Decoteau were Ladies' Day Outing and the Chiefs care of reservations for August the Qnsino Associates. In the all mankind" for many, rm the batteries for the men’s team, clubs of Mass., Maine Vcr- and early September, and that ownership and management of the which lost 4-3 to the women, who there positively will be no advance Continued on page eight. Casino. Ocean Inn and other pro­ had Lora Decroche and Margaret in rates for this period. Real estate perty, he was associated with his Titus for battery. Coast Guard Boat agents report a similar condition brother, John E. Cuddy, Jr., and ester, and C. T. Bodwell of the ,n « E. Albert was chairman of the as far as cottages and aprtments M wiwuiiMumannmnnnH.uiirn.iiHnr.n.iniimr^ir’niiniimn Napoleon L. Demara, both of Law ­ Society for the Protection of New men- outing committee, which was com­ Race Enjoyed By All are concerned. August and Early PEDIGREED NEWFOUNDLAND rence. Mr. Dineen had particular Hampshire Forests, ascended the posed of Miss Nora Broderick, Cottagers On Shore September will see a decided les&-* PUPS. Excellent children’s ent” for the evening service at 1 supervision over the hotel. rough trail to the profile. Theyi Don't miss Farmers' and I president of the association; Miss ening in the pressure of recrea­ jnates - $50 up. MRS.vIRA COLE­ , yj„ ______wln tnnlnrtn Until 1935 Mr. Dineen was man- took measurements to check with makers’ Week at the Uuiversii Mary Horihan and Mrs. Mabel C. tional business which has tested A large number of cottagers and MAN, Newington, Nl H-* Tel. ager of the Modern Theatre in others taken by Mr. Geddes in 1916* New Hampshire, August 16*20 Curran. Hampton Beach facilities to the vacationists at the North Beach p iww nfh \ f29, A5 Lawrence, which he and his brother 1919, 1921, and 1923. In the 21 limit during July and visitors built. He was born in that city enjoyed the boat race Tuesday years since the first measurements Geranium^ Begonias during the late summer will be 62 years ago, a son of the late Amplifier Cheers As morning about 11:30 between the were taken, ther has been no Double PeUrbias Vine crews of the Hampton Beach sta­ comfortably and adequately cared Patrick H. and Margaret (Calnan) \ Flowers Singing Cop Performs for. change which could be discovered tion and the crew of the Wallis Dineen. in the position of the great ledges Beach /Road Greenhorn From the standpoint of weather RIDE Besides his brother he is sur­ Sand station. The Hampton Beach Let us help create which form the forehead and ex­ l>Near Town Hall) j The second band concert Sun­ conditions August and September vived by two daughters, Miss Alice crew which consisted of coxswain tend back into the southern peak Mo t o p e n S u n d a y day night was given from nine to are the most beautiful months of L Dineen, a teacher in the Law- Clarence D. Beal and crew of surf- a more lovely you of Cannon Mountain. There has Anna M. Cole, Prop. Tel. 1 ten o’clock at which as usual Bill the entire season at the seashore. HORSEBACK rence evening school, who is book­ men Charles Faulkingham, Allen been some surface erosion from Elliot, the singing cop sang. After Cool, moonlight nights, bright keeper in the Cosino office during Hanscom, Carleton Scoville. For- Make these gay months [wind and weather, but nothing several selections which elected sunshiny days with brisk north­ Miles of private bridle paths the summer, and Mrs. Mary C. Continued on page eight your loveliest ones. of a disturbing nature. The applause and blowing of horns west breezes and splendid ocean through beautiful pine woods Hayes, o f Peabody; a son, John J. leading to the sea. turnbuckles installed in 1916 were from the parked machines, the cheering told the crowd “Some­ bathing conditions characterize the Dineen, Jr., who is active in the inspected and fondu in perfect next encore number was greeted body is putting this applause over late season at Hampton, the Private riding ring. management of the Casino ball­ condition. / by great cheering which seemed on me from the Chamber of Com­ “ health and happiness” beach. Personal instruction given by room. and a sister, Miss Mary A. to come from the loud speaker merce.” This was correct as a re­ In addition to the bounties that1 owner and graduate of Dineen. Durland’s Ridiry^ School of araplifing system rather than cord of applause and cheering at nature provides, the Chamber of A funeral mass was held at St. Mrs. Hazel Beers, H. W. Beers New York City/ from the great crowd which was the Chamber of Commerce building Commerce is planning special Patrick’s church on the beach at BUSY BEES H V Ocean Blvd. massed in front. Many of the was fed into the amplifing system entertainment this year fo r late* the same time Tuesday morning Home Baking and Delicatessen Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, Bread crowd however hearing the cheer­ as Bill concluded his selection and season guests. The 24th Carnival that mass was celebrated in St. Hampton Beach Party and Wedding Cakes IgERVING THE FINEST ing joined in. The singer with his anyone not in front of the band Week will begin Labor Da^ and Patrick’s church, Lawrence. Made to Order-Z-Tel. 161 radio experience recognized the ap­ stand would have been mislead in extend through the following Sun­ Blvd head O St. Hampton Beach 1 FOODS AT REASONAB PRICES. plause and acknowledging the its source. day. For one of the two weeks Boost your local paper I immediately proceeding Labor Day giamiiiiuiniuiUDiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii^ , a special musical program. wjll be Tel. Rye Beach 139 Cutlers Hotel Evelyn’s Beauty Shop * FISH MARKET built around Hampton’s famous j Excellent Food. Rates Reasonable WEST RYE, N. H. | Come and see! | “singing cop” which will be called High Street j N few 1H AN AG EM ENT Hampton 1 Hand Loom KnittedGarments j “Bill Elliott's Program”. Another 10th Annual Honse Show \J^ite for Rates Fam ous For Tel. 265 Saturday, Sept. 4, 1937 j§ Washable Suede Dosses,, || LOBSTERS AND FRU Lobster* Lobster Dinners £« feature will be the annual “pos­ Slacks, etc. \ -Jj or* Telephone 8128 C la m s and Fried Clams y ture contest” for men and women. I CLAM S V 1 Dutchmaid silk underwear j V This seems to be far more popular STEAK DINNERS V H Embroidery, handkerWiefa, J CHICKEN and STEA v than the old fashion bathing con­ aprons, Christmas Cards V FRIE0 CLAMS TO TA NEAR MILE BRIDGE V test merely because it combines H Colocrete Garden Urns and | s the idea of health with the ideal \ / O U T ^ SILEX TEA AND COFFEE $ Bird Baths o f beauty. H 1 1 Mrs. Carrie Warren, Mgr. = North Beach Sea Food from the Ocean to yonr Plate the Same Day £< Although weather conditions and 1 No. 1 N St, Hampton Beach j Near Coast Guard Station certain new economic practices Hampton Centre Telephone 7 Kmmiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuimuiuinuiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiuimiiimiiimiiiiinil Hampton, N. H. with relation to vacation periods W TLB UR JEW ELL on the part of the larger indus­ tries, have caused in 1935 a gen^ ONE W EEK — August 9th to 14th Com ...... 25c doz. TeL Hampton 7 5 eral falling off in recreational business during the latter part o f RED LABEL CARDINAL CONSOMME Peas ...... 3 tbs. 29c > Authorized Distributor of g SURFSIDE BEACH the season throughout all o f New 13 oz. 2 for ...... Lima Beans .... 3 tbs. 29c \ Petroleum Products « BOULEVARD AT “C” ST Continued on Page Eight RED LABEL APPLE SAUCE Shell Beans .... 4 qts. 25c jW00000? . 20 oz. 3 for ...... V. Summer Squash 4 tbs. 25c M A R G A R E T ’S Tomatoes ... 1. 3 tbs. 25c FRED PILLSBURY BEAUTf SALON RED LABEL CAL., PEA, RED KIDNEY 401 Otfean Avenue YELLOW EYE OVEN BAKED BEAN Ic e b e rg L e ttu c e 2 fo r 17c INSURANCE Cukes, native \ — /AGENT — Best S^erv/ce, best companies, large size ....y... 5 for 25c RED LABEL BROCCOLI be/t settlements. Cal. Ophnges .... zbc aoz. Telephone Hampton 123 SHOE REPAIRIN Watermelons ...... 39c EPICURE DRIED BEEF Peaches ...... 25c basket OUR SPECIALTY Plums ...... 19c doz. OME-MADE done while you wait by —SPECIALS— EPICURE ORANGE MARMALADE Honey Dews, lg. size 25c modem machinery LADIES Cantaloupes V- 8EE IT MADE OVERLAND ORANGE MARMALADE large size .... 2 for 23c Our Ice Cream is Fresh HOSTESS GOATS College Beer Jackets Shampoos Waves .Manicures EVozen right here in our 50c OVERLAND CIDER VINEGAR store, each day. It i„ differ- Sizes 14-44 F O R G IR L S F O R G IR L S ZACHARIAS entl Made from fresh cream Perm anents milk, sugar and eggs. $3.50 up RED LABEL BROWN BREAD F R U IT CO. Margaret M. J unkins Boulevard Cor. “G" Street S H O E S T O R E HAMPTON BEACH 105 Congress Street Candy Shop Portsmouth, N. H. Hampton Beach HAMPTON CENTRE THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE TWO HAMPTON BEACH THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE 1 it was caiior for large COMMUNITY CHURCH Band Contests Were be brought here and tak- ICARL W. DOUGLAS, Pa8tor Held At Beginning but those who came on * i will hardly The Girls Can Help Jtret another day and half of indentured Of Beach Popularity that "m b io ^ o Morning worship service at lQoJ j j<,ndicap 1 0 v isito r labor to the working poppulatlon'e IN TO M A TION .. and Mrs. Healey are __ forget it. Mr Rev. Earl Douglas will bring ^1 at the Lawrence Hoiifle gnjoying A Dinner ‘Two young m< n and a girl, aU- hypothetical task of paying off tbe When conductor Charles H. stopping message, Miss Madaline Higg^l quietly enjoying their agod li to 19, were killed instant* *n e public debt, not to metnion a few AH schedules Listed are Daylight Saving Time Leave waved his baton for the nn Hoitt, soloist. I people think o f the ocean started downward in the water. ly late last night returning from a eral more hours add* d to the annual Sunday School at 11:45, Evenin.l Unless Otherwise Noted start of an afternoons concert last sta*v * destructive to false teeth and His wife realizing the situation dance, when their car crashed into grind of paying the running coot Of week there were two people sitting service at 7:30. Rev. Kennetu*1 jnly no one would figu re that and seeing the set on the sand, a fro© at a high rate of sp ed. The government, due to added Interest CHURCH SERVICES in the Casino balcony who were \ BC3t Bath of Haverhill w ill speak a j * 1 charges on the public debt. yas in league with the dentists put her foot on it to hold it in fourth member of the party Is in COMMUNITY CHURCH ST PATRICK'S greatly interested. They were Mr.' Bill Elliot, the singing cop M 51 wo are the wet facts. Yester- a critical condition in a local hos­ Non-Sectarian place while her husband dove down, Roman Catholic and Mrs. William Healey of Wal-j sing for the opening of the serf pital.” Sunday masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 9:45 Sunday services at 10:00 A. M but the rushing backwash from the Statue of Liberty weighs 226 tham, and Mr. Healey,s acquant- Many I This news-item, differing only and 7:15 P. M. vice. 'wr. wave carried the sand out from ith the beach began when ho u|ariy ance \v When out under her foot and the teeth with . in minor details, has appeared a FIREWORKS here with the Waltham Watch | came :umed to- it. Fruitlessly they searched but j thousand times, and In pap* ra in Weekly on Wednesdays at 9:30 _____ Company’s band which was one of POO! I hear mo country sturt! leaking, of J with no avail. Others, too* have every state of the Union. It re some thirty bands entered in a fh rolling had the .same experience, for at fleets one of the most tragic phases great contest staged to bring i of tho automobile accident prob­ Arcadia — Portsmouth. Continuous 2:30 to 10:30 P. M. m a sharp the Chamber of .Commerce, the Barn Theatre, opp. Coast Guard Sta., North Beach — M — at. crowds to the new beach which was lem —the reckless drivers In their 30 P. M.; Eve., 7, 8:45. Mat. Rainy days only. just being made accessible by the i teens and early twenties. Out for Casino Theatre, in the Casino— Mat. 2:30, Eve., 7:30 and line of electrics coming from S E A G R I L L a good time, they careen about Colonial, Portsmouth— Mat. 2:30, Eve., 6:15. Amesbury by the way of Smith- Mr6. D. A. Munsey / the highways and byways.— and at Ioka Theatre, Exeter— Mat. 2:15, Eve., 6:30 2 shows. town and from Exeter by the way AT JANVRIN HOTEL / regular intervals death follows In Olympia, Portsmouth — Continuous 2:30 to 10:30 P. M. of Hampton. The event proved to $TEAK and CHICKEl\ Dinners Ith ir tracks Immature minds re­ SEA FOOd \ j be all that had been expected. gard it as an act of enviable bra­ Strand. Amesbury — Matiness 2:00. Evenings 6:30 and 8 Hampton Beach, N\ h/ It brought great crowds, every vado to “ see what the old bus will MAILS car that the road had was put into do.” In many cases the cars they Hails leave for West (Boston) Mails arrive (East and West) service. The roads were congested 7:00, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 AM. l:f drive should have been sent to fo r f:00. 9:15 AM. 4:15, 6:00 PM. with horse drawn vehicles and 2 23c Mails leave for East (Maine) 3:45, 4:30 PM. CUT FLOWERS thr junk pile long ago — brakes 8#00 AM. 12:15, 3:30 PM. stable keepers were not able to are gone, lights are bad, steering Funeral Designs lbs. fo r put up all the teams which came. mechanisms are faulty, and tires 2 13c DANCING Furnished v Great numbers came io on every In or Out of Town \ / are down to the fabric, ready for Weekdays - Casino Ballroom 8-12 P. M trip from early morning and most EMERY’S GREENHOUSE blowouts. 25c basket of them wanted to stay the full BOWLING Hampton Tel. 125 N. H. The larger part of the blame for day. The result was that when the Daily - Nightly—Casino Bowling Alleys; Ferncroit Recre accidents that kill and malm young ation Alleys “ A'' St. (Skeebail. Blvd., between “A " and "B ’ crowd did get ready to leave the people must be put squarely on road was unable to take care of Streets. the shoulders of their parents. them. It was getting well toward The fatlu rs and mothers who per sunrise the next day as the last ELECTRIC TATTOO - BUS SCHEDULES mit their children to endanger PIN AST BRAND H A M P T O N BEACH - HAMPTON 6:50 p. m. car loads moved off the beach and ARTIST . ave Your Social Security their lives wlh reckless driving, Arr. Hampton 7:28 p. m. conductors and motormen were 9:30 p. m. numbers tattooed oh. / or are too lazy to find out the true thankful that the next few days 8:15 a. m tway Ave. Sallsbur^Beach state of affairs, are, to put it were comparatively quiet ones. Weekend Traffic Is OVEN BAKED 9:1C a. m Boston and Maine kindly, derelict in duty. Even 10:25 a. m Lv Boston Wallace D. Lovell and his assoc­ Very Heavy At Beach worse are the parents who, when LGE Sunday TINS 7:45 AM iates arranged the contest but had their children are arrested for FRIEND’S BEANS 9:15 AM T H E A C O R N Again a heavy weekend was ex­ dangerous driving practices, move MILDLY CURED - BONELESS Except Sunday 12:01 PM got numerous beach people to act SPECIALIZING IN 2:00 PM in various capacities. Col. Geo. perienced by hotels and boarding heaveu and earth to have them No i 4:45 PM Ashworth was one selected to assist Shore, Lobster, Chicke houses with the Sunday transient fre d without punishment—thus, LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF 2 TINS 1:56 p. m 2:10 p. m Lv Hampton the committee who were to decide and Steak Dinners , crowd keeping up to record num* in effect, telling them to go out FIN AST PREPARED p. m. 3:25 p. m. 4:10 AM upon the winning band. The com­ Luncheon - Tea / be rs. Motor traffic was the heavi­ L I & p. m 4:20 p. m 9:03 AM and do it again. t v . Beach Arr. Hampton 12:19 PM mittee had offered a substantial Room and Bo^rd / est thus far this reason, the rush But youtli itself, in the form of 2:03 PM prize and wanted to be sure that it starting a full hour earlier than young girls who go riding with TREE RIPENED BARTLETT 5.33 PM would be awarded with absolute North Beach Hampton, N. H. usual. Mild breezes off the ocean their boy trieuds, can be of the 9: IS PM fairness, so they picked a number made it very comfortable all dav great* st assistance in reducing this No : Just North of the Coast TIN* of the leaders of the bands in whom Guard Station Between although the sun was warm. toll by bestowing a bit of praise RICHMOND PEARS 2 PORTSMOUTH, RYE AND they had confidence from acquaint­ Hampton and Rye Beaches Throughout the afternoon, the and showing admiration for the CHO'Ck QUALITY BARTLETT HAMPTON BEACHES Daily anceship, Thomas Rawlinson, band­ weather was threatening with a safe driver and simply refusing to 8:50 a. m. 9:45 a. m. master of the Waltham Watch out­ few drops of rainfall about two ride with the reckless one— make FINAST PEARS 11:15 a. m. 12:10 p. m. fit, Thomas M. Carty, leader of the A L/i/DGf! o'clock hut shortly after six safe driving the price of a date FANCY AN ECONOMICAL POOD 1:15 p. m. 2:10 p. m. Boston Commandry band and o'clock the thunder shower broke and watch said boy friend slow­ N • HAMPTON BEACH 3:15 p. m. 4:10 p. m. \0U WONT VIMW TO kNNOY author of the ever popular Boston with a copious rainfall. As the down. R. R. Arr. Casino Except Sunday Bfl. HE XT DOOR NEIGHBOR VttW Daily 4:15 p. m. 5:10 p. m Commandry march, Arthur Nevins, D YO\> MA.OW YOOR DMK.HTER first drops started to fall motorists 8:00 a. m Dally Theron D. Perkins and several > OH THE PlfcHO SO HkTO? generally started to leave, making The BREAKFAST OF Except Sunday 5:15 p. m. 6:10 p. m. others equally well known. That traffic heavy. At the junction of Wheaties CHAMPIONS 8:40 a. m. Saturday, Sunday & Holidays by hearing and without being able Sunday 9:15 p. m. 10:10 p. m. V4P€> HOPIN' SVKEO L Marsh avenue and the Boulevard, Tax Stretch-Out Noaft TINS 9:00 a. m. Lv. Casino Arr. Portsmouth the judges should decide purely c\THLR SPRMH HEP. outgoing machines were sent in Pineapple Gems DOLES Daily Daily to see which band was playing a 0* “THE two lines which helped deal* the No 2 10:25 a. m 10:40 a. m. 9:45 a. m. 10:40 a. m. MSUWWMT.' I------Pineapple Spears DOLES TINS hack was secured and placed in beach except as the lines were 11:25 cl m_ 11:40 a. m. 12:15 p. m. 1:11 p. m. front of the band stand which was 12:60 p. m 1:05 p. m 2:10 p. m. 2:55 p. m. held up from time to time by ped Banana Cake FRESH 0AKED EACH 2:25 p. m. 2:40 p m 4:10 p. m. 5:00 p. m. in front of the Casino, and the eatrians wishing to cross the Lv. Hampton Saturday, Sunday & Holidays judges having been seated in the street. Fig Newtons rea i>iscuitt (Johnston's) Arr. Casino 6:10 p. m. 7:05 p. m. hack it was thoughly covered with iT ic u 6:46 p ra. 4:06 p. m. Ex. Sat., Sun., & Holidays THE CLEANER THAT blankets, cutting out not only 4:25 p. m 4:40 p. m. 9:30 p. m 10:25 p. ra. W O Klie DISSOLVES GREASE sight but air, and here without 5:10 p. m 5:25 p. m. Sat., Sun. and Holidays HOYT^S CAFE X months, or. with Sundays on, sis 13 ox 6:25 p. m 6:40 p. m. 10:15 p. m. 11:10 p. m respite the judges remained dur­ ►J days a week for more than eleven Rumford Baking Powder TIN ing the entire long contest. It was For those delicious {* mouths. i LB Young Swimmer Is out reached the buy and was able a hot day with a land breeze. Even CLAMS and SHORE DINNERS X On line same basis of computa- Calo°cut°rFood ?ins 89c TINS to hold him above the surface for the people on the balconies and $ lion. America's working population Carried Beyond Point re talking abouf^ydu are missing a rare treat. STAR LAUNDRY several minutes until he was elsewhere were warm, but the *• Salads and Sandwiches cannot be beaten, $ will have to work fifty-seven days reached by the Hampton Beach judges jammed into a little hack, Of Safety, Floating e the best, where prices are very reasonable? CLIFFORD STREET ►J out of the year to maintain our Coast Guards who were summoned not a single means provided for a A V E n e a r t h e m i l e b r i d g e Federal Government, on the basis and was brought ashore and altho breath of air, were simply roasting. Established 1896 Hampton X of its curreut budget or around George Hackett, son of Law­ TELEPHONE HAMPTON 641*12 rence C. Hackett of Hampton, I uuconsciuu*, after about an hours & $7.' h .(-OO.OliO. That will be one work of resuscitation was brought Telephone Exeter 231-W while in bathing Wednesday mom-1 VLANE BLOCK. Tel. Hamp *•} day a week for fifty-two weeks, YOUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL VARIETIES AT SAVINGS to all right. Chief or Police Albert ing by Fuller's Bath House a t1 Truck in Hampton and >J and seven days more M. Remlck of Rye removed the No 3 North Hampton got exhausted quitttiu tne Danastand, every vest- >♦« Beach Daily With workers already assigned A GOOD VALUE boy in the police ambulance to his ige which would show which it $ Hampton Standard TINS while out a little over his head to one duy a week to support the home in the early afternoon. Capt. was had been removed and then $ ind took in quite a little water. A Federal Government, and permit- FANCY, SWEET Clarence D. Deal of the station was the enveloping blankets were V o- $ The Hackett boy was floating on ng Sundays off. that leaves them Richmond AND TENDER assisted by surfmen Allan Hans- an inner tube when a strong Bea- moved, the first breath of fresh I days a week to support their I com, Charles Faulkingham, Real air which they had felt for hours V/ 0 R W ARM w e a t h e r c o m f o r t T amillcs and their State, county EXTRA FANCY No 3 ward breeze blew him a few bun TINY SIFTED TINS Ste. Marie and Forest Gray. revived the men reeking with S Finast dred feet from shore. The panic- t h e i d e a l f u e l A and municipal governments. The latest reports art> that stricken boy tried to swim and as sweat, and hardly able to speak. 4 Or if the live-day work we* k be- GREAT BIG No 3 George is doing well and will be attractrive p r i c e s o n r a n g e s , w a t e r he floundered about Charles Ride­ t comes standard, that w ill mean Yor Garden TENDER PEAS TINS none the worse for the accident. 1 two days off each week, one day out of 366 Union avenue, Fram­ HEAIERS & HEATING EQUIPMENT ingham. Maas., saw his plight. A map usually chases a woman ▼ working for the Federal Govern- ♦ mint and four days for the family Swimming as best be could. Ride- until she catches him. Hampton & Seabrook Gas Co. and the State and local govern- 2 meats. FIRST NATIONAL STORES .1 Any way you look at it it’s a w-w a # • • - • • a. a.

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more of aii the necessities and Mistaken Identity Hampton Beach luxuries of life in the United ' • Advocate States than in any other nation Fools Photographers of the world? The answer Is obvl- The Wednesday night crowds 1VL ' An Information Bureau and 11The old saying •Uult.d We ston.llly incfoaslng ^s amusements 3 Community Booster VC the month passes. As usual, Bill Stand, Divided We Fall/* Is just Published in the interest of Elliot, the singing cop. who sings as true ns it ever was. So-called Hampton Beach, Weekly each Wednesday. Saturday and “ class hatreds’* are destructive. During the Summer Sunday nights at the second con- Season. Isn’t It about time we hurled a N lot 'of thebe' h au n ts and blame- j « * « obliged ».. respond with CASINO OLYMPIA B-A-R-N Published by _ , : many encores. And here ia a little p l a y s k e e b a l l itre Hampton Beach Theatre Hampton Beach I0KA THEATRE - Exeter placers and established u rule o |ncl(lem of miMaken identity. Bill T-H-E-A-T-R-E \ MATINEE EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY—2:15 The Hampton Publishing Co. reason and logic rather than of ^ a bro„ lcr Rob< rt E1„ ot J(Jtf Mon. Aug. 15, 16 Sunday August 15 W’ E V E N IN G 6:30— TW O SHOW S Edward S. Seavey, 9/BALLS FOR 5 CENTS ^ Saturday and Holidays Continuous from 2:15 Publisher and Editor hatred and ( m o t i o n " ______j wllo Is also on the Hampton Beach Kay Francis and Venus Makes Sat.. Sun., Aug. 14. 15 police force. The other day, some Free Souvenir Prizes HENRY FONDA in / J Saturday, August 14— TELEPHONE HAMPTON 17 Auto Crashes Into Errol Flynn 1 news photographers were here to T ro u ble \ Robert Wilcox — Nan Grey For Advertising Rates In This “WINGS OF TH E Hampton Falls House | get a picture of Bill. Without all • Another DaMii Paper. 270 FOR MEN Jajnes Dunn, Patricia Ellis MORNING/ § T H E M A N IN B L U E ! * ca ^ t I Hie information which they should ] 210 FOR LADIES Selected Short Subjects After Leaving Koad ^ they weilt up to UleA8lV| Only one prize awarded per day to a customer. [#ilh Ian Hunter, Frieda Mon., Tues. /ug. 16. 17 Mon, Tues. Aug. 16, 17 • ___ Tex Ritter HARMONY AND . . , worth Corner where from the van- Next Door To Randalls Cut Rate ,eicort, Herbert Mundln W m. Powell, Ke.y Francis George Jones was in u red ^ po,nt vcriimltt lhey Shorti H IT T IN ’ TH E T R A IL E. of |liRll j New Fac^s (>f ^>N E -W AY, Selected Short Subjects PROGRESS______I Sunday morning when his car car- snnppe(| ofrlcer Elliot on traffic I /PASSAGE” Latest/News |eJ, Wed. Aug. 17, Necessity, a.; we all know, is eened from Lafayette highway in July (|)c only fly in thl. 0jniraeut ^IllllllllllllllllilllllllllJlllllllllllllllllilllli 19:l —T------A Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, August 15, 16, 17— Wed., Thurs/ Aug. 18, 19 the mother of invention. For ex. Seabrook, and crashed into c be5ng |bnt j( waa Bob Elliot in- Season Prlzet/Ladies, $2 50; Gents, $5.00 For Highest 3-strlr, William Powell — Luise Rainer j Joe Penner, LEE/TRACY in ample, when our forebears decid ] borne of Frank Small !Wead of Hill. While Bill is a sing­ candle pins^ending Sept. 12. Dally Prize both ladles and ihe Had to E irriet Hilliard Cartoon Short The Emperors Candlesticks ed they needed to get places a lit-, The car * ’as trave mg to\\ar ^ Bob w rftes hunting and fishing . *ttiaVIND THE gents at Roche) Hudsoi tie easier and a little faster, they Hampton and leaving t e roa . ac- sfor|ls illustrating them with Wed., Thurs./ Aug. 18, 19 HEADLINES*' Jack7 Haley Wednesday. August 18— invented the wheel. fo rd in g to officials, slashed against j ^ whlch he takes liim ^ f. I Donald Woods — Jeanne Madden RNCROFT ALLEYS Added leaturetti Charlie Chan at and "March of Time” Politicians In that respect are |a Iar* « tre<- and str,kin* ° . . ------J. A. Eastman, Prop., \ "You Can’t Get A w a y the Olympies just like other people. When they porch on the Small house, com- JustiCe Department s — r7 ALLEYS — COOL AND PLEASANT Frl., Sat. Aug. 20, 21 TALENT SCOUT med to promote their personal * car"'" ” Agent Dies Suddenly | A. STREET HAMPTON BEACH, N. H. W ith \|t” \ Warner Oland Elizabeth Bergner — Raymond Massey BARBARA STANWYCK progress, they look for a wheel— * ■ - ^ m— ■ IrtuFri. ^Aug. 19. 20 KeyeO^uke. Kath DeMille DREAMING LIPS John Faulkingham, who lives nimnniniinmniniiimmiiiniiinninnuniiiiiiiiiiniimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiniimniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHniiiiiiin ROBERT TAYLOR ort as some would put it. for a At Roosevelt Home •junnnnnininnin; Selected Short Subjects BANK NIGHT WEDNESDAY nearby, was awakened by the crash JOE E. BROW N n crutch. It is only natural, there- Fri. “THIS IS MY AFFAIR fore, that they should try to build an<] was ** to reach the scene Michcal A Murphy> 40. 0f Brook- August 20 Thursday, Friday, August 18-19 — Constance Bennett — Cary Grant up Straw men upon whom they nnd Pull*f the balf-conscious form |yilf N y., a Department of Justice jding On Air T h e Great :Y T H E N E W seek to lay the blame for their of the dnver from the ***- Jones agent assigned to guarding the Dr. Lorenz Saves Life own failings and shortcomings. was rushed a doctor where he children of Mr. and Mrs. James *nce Rice, Guy Kibbee] Gamhini TOPPER As probably was to have been wa* medica! ^ Boar’s Head KIDDIE AUTO RIDE Selected Shorts Akim Tamiroff Knowledge of life saving and Roland Young — BiUle Burke expected, politicians lately b ave' P ,nvestlgated the.died suddenly just before mid- Mar. Marsh, Genevieve Tobin quickness of action on the part of 'lay Loopit - The New Game of Skill Aug. 21 Jack Oakie — Ann Sothern night Tuesday night about ten min­ News Cartoon Dr. Earl Lorenz of Lawrence who found an excellent straw man, var- ’ ______from Europe - Valuable Prizes Awarded SUPER SLEUTH iou.ly d« scribed as the “ haves'* | f ^ , utes after an attack believed con- hrej New Photo Studio - Tropical Sitting* [pet The Missus Saturday August 21 ! is conducting classes in physical and the “ vested interests’* and so L i q U O r L a S 6 A p p e a l e d nected with a cronic stomach ail- M idnight culture on the beach enabled him on ad infinitum. The straw man is A f t e r M o n d & V C 0 lU * t rTlet $200. F. S. Gray o f Portsmouth was cal- way?" joyed fresh mackerel Saturday Golden Gate baseball league. ley of Hampton Beach in the lat- To be installed at a cost of more watch can sie things that neither Faline J. Abdallah of Lowell, led. The body was taken to the in: “On top. or sideways?” wh< n a fishing party of vacation­ I ter’s sail boat left Hampton Har­ than $1,500, the Mason and Hamlin the critics nor the criticized can trained in Hampton Municipal undertaking rooms of J. Verne I icher ( be w i Id e red): “ What ists there including Mrs. Kings­ bor for the Isles of Shoals where organ will be ready for use Aug. PLAY see. court Monday morning on charges Wood. mce does it make?” bury Ryan of Albany and Edward they arrived shortly after a heavy 15. The gift is being made by For instance, why does the of driving to endanger and having ______i: "Well, half of the top of Ryan of Laconia returned from United States now have the hlgh-|^au^ y brakes on his car, was found fog had set in making navigation 'James Dineen, brother of the de­ Life Saving is zero, but half of eight Wells Beach with the story of a ,SKEEBALL est living standard in the world? ,Suilty only on the first charge and ______had. Ii was not practical to riturh ceased, John E. Cuddy, Jr., and iys is three.” good catch as well as the fish to C i g a r e t t e s f r e e Why do American factory workers ^'ne<* $10 and costs of $4.70. The [ . and the Isles of Shoals Coast Napoleon L. Demara. For the \With Score of 270 For Men J , . .. I a demonstration of the life sav- 1 prove it. Another party of guests ride to their jobs in automobiles charges were brought against Ab- . , . . . . . Guards telephoned the young men past 10 years all four men have 210 for ladies . . „ , , lnl? anu other activities a» the WE TRY TO PLEASE enjoyed a trip to Gloucester with while those of other nations trudge dallah, according to police, after, c D Automobile Fire :?EFULLY CDDLECi were safe hut would stay there benn active in the upbuilding of A $1.00 of health for a nickle . .. . __ . ___. , State Bath House was given Sun- Capt. Fred Thompson. through the dust? Why are t h e r e , bis car struck and injured a girl . , . A privatdj was standing ill tb all night. This message was re­ the beach. . . da> afternoon fr« m 1 tn l;3u with more radios more automobiles, pedestrian near the Chamber of . Shortly after midnight Sunday company street, outside his tent layed to the famiiy. Yesterday An ordinary giant puffball con­ . * . . . n ^ |a large number of visitors and In more telephons, more bathtubs and Commerce building last Friday. morning, firemen were called t o . shavingshaving. afternoon, the two returned safely tains tains 6.000.000.000 spores Statue of Liberty weighs 225 \ e inc.uding Go\einorjbox 25 jj, rroilt 0( the Ross Garage “ Do you always shave outside? Friday and Saturday to the beach. (se< ds). tons. PDDQQII!ilIIflIIUllUIli:!lllllI UllliaaMHttillimOIlinimHHmtiroiraumnimilHimnulimilll/llg \ Frank P. Murphy, members of his where the upholstering in a carl asked the sergeant. the s h o w o f s h o w s j j Council, his secretary and repre- * OLYMPIA r 1^ T ^ • O I = | .....**7r “4D anu ivpre- owne(| by q Even tt McLean of 51 “Of course," answered the pri* Our stage in Perso PORTSMOUTH JACK PIERCE ajid his COLONIAL I. Janvrin bons ( .o. | TiJTZZ. was fur-lined?'’ y“ ",lnk 1 “ NATIONAL RADI STRAND PORTSMOUTH Friday and Saturday Amesbury, Phone 919 STRAND i t z \i* - JAMBOREE Fri. Eve. Only Our Stage = , ... * . according to the firemen was pro Friday - Saturday LUMBER I dn]1 bU' fniPy d r68t the «*bly started by a cigarette. — KNITTING WOOLS — fii the Famous Oklahoma “HEADLINERS OF England Tnxi- Cowboys, plus • All Star Hit No 3 • Warner Bros. Newburypoi = program. Refi eshrn* nt^ were i Thurs- Fri , Sat- Aug. 12. 13, EDWARD ARNOLD TOMORROW” attractive prR**-] d ix ie l a n d /BARN | BUILDING MATERIALS § served the Invited guests “CAPTAINS Frances Farmer. Jack Oakie £ featuring /o Great Acts 10 ’SNUFF Send /for free «aniph* DANCE GAN Now Playin ittln* hlnU- VUU COURAGEOUS” ‘THE TOAST OF NEW § jBILL B,bYD as Hopalong | PAINTS and HARDWARE n Terry . Rosalfctid Kelt* Qassidy in INDEPENDENT Dumb: T v e got a cold in the arn ehop. Op** with YORK” JACK 9-ENNY Freddie Bartholomj “RUSTLER’S VALLEY” 1 HAMPTON FALLS, N. H. TELEPHONE 29 "Smith takes off his hat to no- he ad.” “DANGEROUS That's The Spirit | body.” Lionel Barrymoi Have Courage / News in Gene Haymond, Ann Sothern Patient: “Well, that’s some­ THOMAS OODdSOk A SONS. INC- ADVENTURE” luiimiiim CONCORD WORSTED MILLS Spencer Tra< it ERE GOES MY iiuiuicmuimiiinuinffluiiiiiiuiiiifliiiimii IHiminnilllIlllll!U0M»imiHlI!HlIT1lirtll!H?llIinHimiltlUPIiniim»!inn^ "How does he get his hair cut?'* thing.” nd*y. Monday, Tuesday Sun. - 'Won. - Tues “ARTISTS & MODELS Concord. New Hampshire Xug. 15. 16 Gary Cooper, Gecfrge Raft GIRL” aV Nite Barn Stage Show Sun., Mon. j /Errol Flynn “ SOULS\ A T SEA” with Ida Lupino. Richard Rocque, Lynn Anders Kay Francis I Sunday, Monday, Tuesday with Frances^ D/e. H enry t h e s h a d o w “ANOTH■Ifee D AW N ” Arlcn, Gail Patrick, Ben Blue George O'Brien in W ile Co-hit “ It Happened Out West “WINDJAMMER” ^ S TR IK E S ” Shorts “ Pudgy Picks A Fight Judy Canova, The Yacht Club ^ arren Hull - Movita JANE WITHERS in Tues. Wed. A“ 9' n PARADISE ISLE” * Wednesday Only Boys, Louis Armstrong, Agd $ “ANGEL’S HOLIDAY “NEW FACES OF 1937 Eleanore Whitney, Johnny Operating “C” STREET ^nesday and Thursday with Downs, El Brendel, Lynn Specialty by Martha Raye. Wednesday - Thursday JOE PENNER Overman in GUY KIBBEE in LING STATION Andrea Leeds in ..... SPECIALIZING IN GULF LUBRICATION And a Host of Stars 44BLONDE TROUBLE” OFFERS YOU GOOD SERVICE ,T COULD HAPPEN STARTS SUNDAY “THE BIG SHOT” TELEPHONE 8422 GOOD QUALITY Also Edw. Horton in Shorts: Tramp Trouble A hi B T0 Y°U ” Pat O’Brien, Henry Fonda In L O W P R IC E S ••WILD MONEY” Circus Winter Quarters “THE ROAD BACK ff iiJJ^kford, Florence Rice “ An Underwater Romance “SLIM” JHE PRIDE OF Mr 2Er R “K .'s*- The outstanding sequel to Plus: ‘Community Singing1 Coming Thurs.. Aug. 19 with Johnny MacKenzie /HE MARINES” JACK BENNY in “ All Quiet on the Western Front” o Guest Soloist WASHING — POLISHING — GREASING — TIRE REPAIRING ^•d.f 15c 25c “ ARTISTS and MODELS BATTERY SERVICE Thur., Bank Nit© CKKH>D-CH30000 HAM; 'f c A C M a u v A Lm* «r% * t. Bathing Suit Habits Eight Mile Race Un >•* THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE 1L e s t a t e Alter Immediate* As PAGE SIX ■ f r F; J m «'** ■ * • 'V, » . Hampton Beach !“«*»> ■■ “» “<*■ “ IMANY ATTEND COLONIAL DAMES Warren. Manchester; MUs gj ; Change Is Urged both Sawyer and Mrs. Albert — r he was comine down and assisted! ______l V L ' l f ' l Dudley or Exeter. i The heated denunciation of the Attracts Interest him by signals. A supply of gas ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY HELD Assisting aa servers were Herbert Clough j continued growing scantiness tot f The large level area of the w as procured and about 46 min- lvrn vrcn A V A T P D A R T ^ IVH 11 I' ID The distance runuers of New Robert Flanders, Mrs. p(J S o ic e c o t t a rs material in the bathing fluitB which recreational park at the new State utcs latcr> he took off agnm for W EDNESDAY A 1 PU K 1 I 11 England are looking forward with 1 Bingham. Mrs. Harry j ac or Sale are being worn on the bathing Bath house proved the right spot j,is destination. Miss Mary Fuller of Manch m s INI R A N C E beach here and )the practice of fiieat Interest to the second annual for .Sidney Bradford o f 11 Sea Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas of The beautiful old home of the During the aftornoou Mrs. De CK Mt. Washington run to be hold Mrs. Homer T. Sibley of n c RI>G bathers going into stores and a- Avenue, Quincy who was flying North Andover who are vacation-1 New Hampshire Colonlul Dames, w in C. Howe, of Manchester, difl- Hampton ch Saturday afternoon. The race Is and Miss Georgia Goss, round generally in these costumes over Hampton Beach Monday ing at Salisbury Beach where they the Moffat*Ladd House, and Its pi payed a rare and most interest- over a course eight miles long Lane Goss of Dover and W* have shocked the sensitive members afternoon about 1:30 and suddenly are located at Murray Cottage No. charming old-time garden was the ing collection of about 125 dolls of from the ba«e to the summit of ter, Mass., and Mrs. G. Allen S e e found himself with out gas. As he mecca for muny guests on Wednes- the 18th and 19th centuries in of the association to the point of 10, visited friends at this beach gln.s, 3rd. of Dover, had charg Mt. Washington, 6.300 feet in the started to make a landing, an at- recently. day afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. * their original costumes. Mrs. ris R eal itai protest. However, Sunday when the air. the admission. ban on wearing bathing suits Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelly and when the annual garden party ! Howe has procured these in differ- The race will be run ou the old „ r elsewhere than on the bathing daughter Marie of Washington, D. \va^ held at this stately colonial eut countries and collected them carriage road which winds direct­ the affair and each year m0n ?fS()PP- Boston /Tve, beach was put in force with very C. are spending the summer at mansion on Market street. Many for 15 years, among them taking ly up the eastern slope of Mt. raised In tills way toward the pton Beach, Tel, 67-5 few exceptions the town ordinance Bicycles for Rent/ guests from nearby resorts and early and very rare wooden dolls, Washington to the aimmit. A r­ J the Belle Villa, here. Mr. and Mrs. keep of the lionet and pictu visitors from various places in the There were also exhibited oldtime was generally observed. The few Kelly were formerly residents of garden. rangements are being made to state were present, over 300 peo- toys, early trains, canopy beds, a who were without coverings ex­ Tandems and Single Wheel) Lawrence until Mr. Kelley became Tlie Moffat-Ladd House broadcast the event from the Bum- pie visiting the mansion during toy village, Noah's ark and doll LOTS plained their lack of coverings RENTS — 25 cts. per hoi connected with the government Continued on page seven 0 u s mil. The grind will be covered by * ! satisfactorily or else secured them TANDEMS — 50 cts.^er hoj^r sendee. Commenting upon the de­ tlie afternoon. New Hampshire's houses. NORT1 BEACH lie newsreel companies and will be Restrict! sire of the senators to get away old colonial homes appeal to visit-. The floraJ decorations of the Warrtntee quickly. Many of the robes worn shown in 30,000 moving picture “ B* Street Renting Ageni ors and Portsmouth is enriched by house were much admired and On High See: over the bathing suits were color­ from Washington, Mr. Kelley said NORTON’S F/SHMARKI Leavil N> Beach, houses in the United States and such houses, but none Is more comprised choice and brilliant E, ful and eye catching. Bathers At Brookties that the heat was intolerable and BoDed and'Live Lobatert N. H. Canada the following week. beautiful than the Moffat-Ladd blossoms from the gardens of certainly deserve credit for thlB It is expected that the largest HAMPTON BEACH that he was fearful that it might FresnV Fish/and Clams Dal| : :r, • mansion, which is the scene of so Mrs. Charles R. Manning and Mrs. be fatal to other members of Con­ NEXT\TO NORTH SH0RI sudden change in mode o f dress. crowd that has ever assembled on gress if they were kept there much delightful a garden party each Carl S. Fuller at Little Boar’s COASTWGUARD STATIQI Mt. Washiukton at any one tlmo t longer. He was glad to be here summer. During the summer it is Head. Mrs. Arthur G. Leacock of EVEN THE ATLANTIC will he present at the finish of the where he could get the relief of opepned to the public and people Exeter and Rye Beach and Miss N O W IQ A C T D A N r r D C A M r I race# 1,1 vlew ot the unl(>ue settin8 from all sections of the country j uiie c. Burley of Epplng. IS A STRANGER TO S O M E Iand tjie fact that the race ls run VISIT the sea breezes. visit it. as is shown by Its guest The visitors enjoyed strolls Woodbury Animal Hospi It is possible that Hampton BUY OF THE BEACH VISITORS UP he slde a mountain, puts this Beach may have outdoor silent register. alniu* the gard n in the rear of \ 'Treatment, Boarding ------event in a class by Itself and \ Plucking and Bathing SUNDISH GIFT/SHOPPE movies. It is reported that either Guests were received by the |louse, with its flowers, shrubs Many do not realize that from makes it of spepcial interest. V Best of Care for Pets |A SUMH! president. Mrs. Charles Goss of frujt trees and unique grassy Hampton Beach, quite a few visit- The pick of the New England COL. MORRIS FRANK and hU SEEING EYE DOG Lawrence or Boston booking con­ 290 Woodbury Ave., Poi igh the Dover, .Mrs. Cl varies B Manning stcps uhlch lead to a set of ter- cerns are interested in securing Tel. Portsmouth 78 ors get their first view of the! long distance runners headed by DOG “BUDDY” at the FARRAGUT THIS AFTERNOON Shop the vacant lot next to the Belle of Manchester and Mrs. Winrhrop niceij The garden is kept as it was HOME ocean, but even with this fact in i Johnny Kelley, guarantees keen a wonderful following. d the world" | Villa on B street for this form of Fiske of Exeter, vice presidents. in colonial days and one may Mill id of paying HIGH mind, it is hard to account fo r the compeptftion. Unusually fine Garden Party - O W E ^ J. BOSTON) They decided to locate here at movie for which it is claimed there in the spacious hall. They made 8ee |jie famous grandmother’s question which is occasionally ask- prizes will be awarded the placed Ocean Boulevard OWN IT. Lease the Casino and found to their : is an awakening. the most of the opportunity t«> rosebush, which blooms profusely, ed at 'the information bureau at winners by Francis P. Murphy, Continued from page six view the beautiful and spacious jt \s sa|d that it was planted by Home-Made Sweets )NE MONTH to cover amazement that the store has Corner A Street Mr. and Mrs. John P. Millington the Chamber of Commerce building governor of New Hampsphire, at hall and stairway and the rooms tlle firgt hride who lived In the ,— an the boulevard — grown by leaps and bounds until of 66 Foster street. Lawrence are | expenses. “What body of water is that?” A a luncheon which will be served built in 1763 by Capt. John Mof- Kitse^ — Karmolkor today it has become a password of enjoying a stay at this beach where with their colonial appointments, mansion and eight other brides young visitor perhaps wanted to on the summit. Last years win­ fatt, a rich merchant, and com­ The rare and handsome scenic ,|irongh ,i,e generations of the 401 Ocean Ave., quality, satisfaction and style. they are registered at the Stand- Camfies — Ice Crci be complimentary, for he said, “I ner Francis Darrab, of Manches­ mander of one of the king's ships The Brick House Tarry Clarke is the local mana­ ish Hotel. Also stopping at the wall paper in the hall, printed mmily have taken slips from it to suppose this is a more important ter, covered the eight mile distance carrying masts from Kittery between 1S15 and 1S2<', was much ger. whose long xep^rience in ca­ same hotel are Mr. and Mrs. W al­ their n w homes. The giant horse- part of the ocean off here." Since In one hour. 15 minutes. Point to England. He built it for FERNALD’ admired. Rare pieces of furniture |5. PILLSBURY tering to men’s needs gives him a lace Mi/lhall of Spencer, Mass., chestnut tree In the gardens tow­ the lad came from Greater Boston, his son. Samuel, who failed ;ln and china were viewed with inter NUDD’S CAMP GRO first hand knowledge of the latest Famous Food Facto newly weds on their honeymoon. ers above some of the high brick he was complimentary. business and his father moved in­ est, especially by lovers of an- AND ROOMS CAMPION’S CRUISE SHOP styles. After the close of the sum­ Home fMade Bread Albert W. Peterson, superin- buildings on the street. It Is said POPULAR STORE HERE to the house himself. It became Boafc'/ Head Hampton mer season here they go back to Pies. Cakes and Doughi tendent of the Western Union t,queb‘ the tree was planted by Gen. Wil­ the home of Gen. William Whipple ■ Boston Symphony Orchestra ood Clean H igh Groui COMES FROM HANOVER Hanover where they will re-open Groceries and Meats Telegraph company at Albany. N. liam Whipple who died in 1785. their new an

BATHING SUn'S, BATH ROBLS O dai’s trigonometry.** umbrellas, and folding summer furni ; r:; -, 1 f ■ ■ ■ VISITW iw" DOUG’S NEW rvTini GRILLT v nrv /wn . SLACKS and SHORTS WELL. YES ENTIRELY RECONDITIONED Soph: "What is an iceberg?'* RALPH E. MERAS CO. I A ME GOOD FOOD Freah: “Oh. it’e *ort of a perm­ anent wave.” Next U, Swasey Parkway N a THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE

DAY OF DIVERSION— community service. LIFE-SAVERS ASSIST— John C. Percival Is Hampton Beach Ha (Continued from page one) The public will be welcomed (Continued from page one) Enjoyed Best Seas 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. at the Far- Host To Office Force Farragut House bids to be one of raffut House. There will be an ex- suddenly up from the southeast1 A t B each W ed n esd a y In Entire Histo the most interesting events to be Ibanmton JSeacb Advocate presented this season. The general ^ b,‘ and sn * 0 TOrk of thc JU3t •» Me««s McKum and Dan chairman of arranjjments is Mrs. bhnd “"der d,rcct,on of Ja“ ®s »«rfwW in their 20-ft sloop com The office force of John C. (Continued from Page i) < 1. ______HAMPTON BEACH, N. H. FRID A y T a UGUST 20. 1937~ Alfred Rosser, state chairman of T- R'ddervold supervisor of the ing from York Harbor were trying Percival, real estate dealer of , England, Hampton Bench exp FREE __i.i* .. • _xt____ u __ work for the blind in New Hamp- to enter the Hnmnton river The\ Low* II. came to this beach Wed­ j no let-down during the latter p publicity in the New Hampshire enter the Hampton river. They A Fires May Be Catholic Church Has shire. A public safety exhibit of were unable to make it and were nesday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. I o f this season. According to Few Beach Accidents Federation of Women’s Clubs, al­ jled By Applying Held Services For 32 A Former Resident Amateur Auditions interest will be shown by Malcolm taken ashore with their guest John C. Percival at the Standish signs and portent^ the same sp so chairman of the public welfare As Crowds Pour In L. Wilkins director of safety in Howard Kelly by the life savers at did business which has mar [}o Fire Dept. Chief Yrs. At The Beach Returns Yearly For Increased Interest committee of the North Hampton Hotel. At noon the party went to the State Motor Vehicle Depart- the State Bath House. Thc Hamp- the Lobster Pot where a lobster Woman's Club. In close cooper j the first half of the 1937 s Visit To The Beach Prove Popularity Seeking Pleasure ment. and fingerprinting will be ton Beach Coast Guards were caI- and shore dinner wns pnjoyed. The ation with Mrs. Rosser is Mrs. will continue throughout the la $ fires have been quite an- Friday will be the thirty-second demonstrated by Chief of Police led and surfmen St. Marie, Sco- Arthur L. Hobson, chairman o f aftt rnoon was spent bathing and part of the season and well i \ lately cm account o f the anniversary o f the first Catholic Registered at the Boar's Head Ever growing numbers are at­ A little after midnight Saturday Manning Remick of Rye Beach. ville, Hanscom and Gray in the visiting the attractions of the community service, and an active October. ow chosen. I t Is not the de- services on the beach which were Iun are Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Jud­ tending the amateur auditions d. at K Street OF T H E Seersucker with much effect last night when Shell had her foot injured when Private riding ring. Now he's under a tombstone, fast asleep. Hampton Beach, N. H. Bill Elliot sang as is his custom it was run over by a car driven Personal instruction given by 83.50 85.00 86.50 x ______BSTER Sunday nights. The crowd picked by Mary S. Bennerley of Lincoln owner and graduate of j street, Manchester, N. H. Dr. Durland’s Riding School of START WORK AT ONCE / up the cheering and applanse and New York City. j Mrs. Hazel Beers, hU W. Beers made it real. Bill had to respond Wayne P. Bryer attended the girL Rufus: "I’ll give you ten dollars BUSY BtfES POT Ocean Blvd. to several encores. Sunday after­ A car driven by Joseph Hurley to do my worrying for me." Home B a Icing antf Delicatessen TRUNKS Shampoos Waves Manicures noon, the moving picture man Jr., of 103 Bod well street, Law- H O O P E R ’S Goofus: “You're on. Where's the Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, Bread Hampton Beach 50c snapped several hundred feet on rence while passing along Marsh ten t" j Party and\J0fcddlng Cakes ISERVING THE FINEST 0 Officer Bill as he directed traffic. avenue about 4:45 Sunday after­ Rufus: "That’s your first w or j Made to Order— Tel. 161 | FOODS AT REASONABLE Jantzen and others, Perm anen ts Blvd head O St. Hampton Beach PRICES. noon, Mr. Hurley reported was Rifling; Seh0° l ry." all styles and colors $3.50 up blackberry patch which still re­ forced to turn suddenly by another i ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiipniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiny mains as a reminder of boyhood Boulevard Cor. “ G" Stree t machine and collided with the park­ ^[iiiiruuiijuiiiiiimuiijuiniiiiimiuiiuiiijuuimuiijuuiiiiiiiiimuiiiii^ j C utler’s 81.95 82.95 83.95 HAMPTON BEACH Tel. Ryo Beach 139 days. ed machine of W. H. Duffy,. 15 Ivelyn’s Beauty Shop Come and see!l e d . 1 Excellent Food, Rates/Reasonable WEST RYE, N. H. and everything else tor tyay Walker street, Concord, N. H. and High Street NEW\MANAGEMENT Hampton Hand Loom Knitted GarnSentsirment Mr. Duffy's father, Thomas Duf­ IDth Annual Horse Show Wn^e/or Rates PALMER’S and night at the beach\ ! Washable Suede Dresses, fy, 65, who was standing at. the Tel. 265 Saturday, Sept. 4. 1937 Stacks, etc. or Telephone 8128 .OBSTERS AND FRIE door of the machine was bit and 1 Dutchmald silk underwear s ______CLAMS pulled by the impact, receiving an J Embroidery, 'y handkerchiefs, = IHICKEN and STEAK Lobster Dinners * injury to his leg which was givjen Lobsters and Fried Clams gj aprons, Chrlctmasetmas Cards For Range and Fuel CAMPION’S C lam s LORENZ'S treatment at the first aid room. d^a-AJi FRKD CLAMS TO TA STEAK DINNERS For the third time tills season j Bird Baths O I L OUT which is a low record,, the fire CRUISE SHOP S. A. Dow & Son 1 Mrs. Carrie Warren, Mgr. NEAR MILE BRIDGE department was called to a small = No. 1 N St., Hampton Beach Call fire on the Mile-long bridge Sun­ Hampton Centre Telephone 7 iiiiuiiiuininiDiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuuiijiiniij SILEX TEA AND COFFEE day afternoon at 3:50. it was ex­ WrLBUR JEWELL Next Door To The Ballroom S*a Food from the Ocean to your Plato the Same Day tinguished with little damage. ", ONE WEEK. AUG. 16th to 2 1st RED LABEL CONSOMME BEEF TeL Hampton 7 13 oz. 2 for ...... 35 Native Potatoes 25c pk. Authorized Distributor of BLUE BRAND RIPE OLIVES...... Summer Squash 5 tbs. 25c Petroleum Products RIDE 9 o z ...... 20 Radishes 3 bchs. 10c RED LABEL VEGETABLE SALAD •w o <><>pO<>OiKKH>000^ Nat. Tomatoes 4 tbs. 25c SURFSIDE BEACH SHOP/ 19 oz...... 29 HORSEBACK Com 19c doz. FRED S. PILLSBURY ON THE BOULEVARD AT‘C ST. \ RED LABEL ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS /401 Ocean Avenue 20 oz. 2 for ... ^ Pepprs 3 tbs. 29c /nsurance Miles of private bridle paths Sweet Potatoes 5 tbs. 25c through beautiful pine woods RED LABEL WHOLE PEELED PEACHES J — AGENT — leading to the sea. 30 oz...... 27 Peas 3 tbs. 25c afcst Service, best companies, RED LABEL ORANGETTES...... best settlements. Honeydews Private riding rin 16 oz. 2 for ...... \ _27 25c Telephone Hampton 123 Red Grapes Personal Instruction given by OVERLAND MIXED PICKLES, ONIONS' or 3 tbs. 29c j i u r t i owner and graduate of GHERKINS \ Peaches 25c doz. Durland's Riding School of 12V2 oz...... \ ...... 28 Cantaloupes HOME-MADE CHILDREN ew York City. 5 for 25c l a d i e s f EPICURE SLICED OX TONGUE IC E C R E A M 6 o z...... MEN HOOPERS CHOISA POTATO SALAD...... SEE IT MADE SPECIALS 14 oz...... ZACHARIAS __ SPECIALS Ice Cream ,> Fresh —SPECIALS— JTi(iiii°f School RED LABEL CODFISH CAKES Frozen right here in our 10 oz. 2 for ...... , , F R U IT CO. atore each day. It is differ­ OVERLAND PEACH JAM...... ent Made from fresh cream LADIES College Beer Jackets n>ilk, sugar and eggs. FEARER’S Tel. Rye Beach 139 16 oz...... 165 Congress Street HOSTESS COATS College Crew Hats WEST RYE, N. H. OVERLAND TOMATO MARMALADE Portsmouth, N; h . Margaret M. Junkins F O R G IR L S S H O E S T O R E f o r g i r l s 16 OI...... 27 Candy Shop Sizes 14-44 10th Annual Horse Show Hampton Beach | HAMPTON CENTRE Extra size at the same P^oe- SI.39 Saturday, Sept. 4, 1937 eilllliinilliilliiiuiiiiiiiiiliilliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1.98 S 1.25

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