THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE Breakwater At Shoals Green Acres Inn At I lire to gain great headway. Lumbermen Banquet Boy Scout Troop From Fire Chief Humor B. Whiting iContinued from Page 1) Hampton Falls Badly At Annual Meeting Berlin Selected As Hampton and John A. Doyle of Damaged By Fire Newbury port and three tU'emon hud Of The Association Ideal Camping Troop Service and Prof. C. F- Jackson, di­ a narrow escape when tho floor |n rector of the Marine Laboratory the second story of tho Imrn gave The annual banquet and meeting The Hoy Scout troop from Berlin met at the Shoals recently and dis­ (Continued from Page 1) of the New Hampshire Lumbermens was selected ns an almost ideal way. The fire was checked In tho cussed projected plans. loll of the building, the main struc. association was held af the Hotel troop for camping by scout officials Commander Steele 18 attempting The fire is believed to have start­ at the conclusion of the four-day j til re being saved although the barn Hampton Ashworth last Friday. Among those to put all the stations in his dis­ ed from the outside of a building anil buildings in tho rear woro lout. Beach attending were members from jamboree ami received a 30*incli trict in first class condition and hi the rear. Local help fought the VOL'. X Advocate The damage was estimated at $20,- Hampton and Hampton Falls. Governor Bridges trophy to keep the Shoals is the first station off blaze for some time before calling HAMPTON BEACH. n Th .. FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. 193fi iiiiO, partly covered by fnsuranco. Lawrence W. Shirley president of until the next Jamboree. the mainland to be considered. the tiro departments allowing the FREE the organization, acted ns master After inspecting the camp ground According to Mr. Fenderson, now gliiiuiiiiifiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiinnnniiiummiiiniainaunmiiiuintniiitiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiininiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiimiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiimninimnsg of ceremonies. The problems con­ Governor Bridges made a personal lu charge of the 10 men at the Tel. Hampton 288 THOUSANDS SEEK RELIEFATEDCALM E ROM HUMID frontingin/millp, ■lumber tail dealers .u were fils- JIIOCUIUIIWIpresentation1 vr* of the ------award.----- hirst Coast Guard station, many times in ROOMS Hun Hiqht in cussed by Granville Fuller, presi- i ]lon0rable mention went to a two stormy weather it has been impos­ By Day Thousands of persons flocked toi and buildings was Intense eveiT dent of the Massachusetts organ iza. months old troop from Milton Mills RANDALL'S, sible to land a boat on the island. Week or Month (ho beach to escape the heat of near the ocean. Moonlight Cruises On,Girl Cyclist Injured tion. This necessitated the crew staying the cities this week. Those In the James Connelly 0f Lowell, Mass Rochester caniporee a mouth ago in the boat until the storm sub­ water and on the boulevard found who has been working as cashier bunday And Monday On Ocean Boulevard The frequent camping trips of sided. or returning to Portsmouth, relief but the heat In the cottages Continued On Page Eight Entertained By Radio Colliding With Auto Troop 18.1 of Portsmouth at Bow 10 miles distant. The service is An unusual feature of the two! lake during the six months that the called upon on an average of twice Introducin moonlight cruises sponsored by the Another girl cyclist was injured troop has been organized played a a week throughout the year and last at the beach last Tuesday after­ Inrge part in the awarding of sec­ Hampton Harbor Yacht club last To you year 7S boats were towed. Old Mill Road HAMPTON Sunday and Monday evenings was noon. While riding near the Junc­ ond honorable mention to them. The Two weeks ago seven Province- tion of J street and the Ocean third went to Troop seven from Near High St. NEW HAMPSHIRE the two-way radio telephone con­ town fishermen were forced, be- versation possible on the boat of boulevard Miss Helen Hutton. 567 Nashua. | cause 0l heavy seas, to stay on the William Dow. Broadway, Lawrence, collided with It has been definitely decided that ^ ^ ^ ^ durIng ,- the auto driven by Nellie A. Bar. ,he Daniel Webster jamboree tvW ^ ^ onp of the,p boats hroke (Continued on page eight) (Contlnued on Page 8) he held next year during the third from.... the Coast Guard niniirln SUITS MADE TO ORDER jjj Inn by their friends was attended V * V Temple and U. SVR< CHICKEN land STEAK j* / T by a large number of friends. At It’s A Sensation & § High grade cleansing, Dyeing, o the banquet served at 7:15 o'clock.- Suits - NORTH BEACH a Pressing,\ Repairing 115 sat down at the beautifully dec­dec.115 Agents NOW AT Near Coast Guard Station X Work Called For and Delivered % orated tables with Mr. John W. R. Agents j Brooks acting as toastmaster. Dur- for for HAMPTON, N. H. 5 B St., Hampton Beach, N. H. g S. S. Pierce | ing the supper hour Mr. William MADAME W. S. MOGHABAGHAT S. S. Pierce LIQUORS 50<«HKKH>OO0O^ Elliot rendered several vocal selec­ tions. Dr. and Mrs. Fernald wero formerly of Ormond Beach, Fla. LOW PRICES presented with a handsome clock, ACTUAL Mr. William Brown making the GOWN SHOP presentation speech. Mrs. Whidden. SHAHEEN’3, INC . A. Dow sister of Mrs. Fernald, was pre-\ in DeLancey’s Hotel next \t^/Ashworth Hotel New and Only Location sented a handsome bouquet of Carrying the most exclusive imported knitting goods Broadway and Route 1-A North Hampto^, N. H. Hampton, N. H, flowers by Mrs. Robert Brown. Also summer dresses BEACH Tel. 39-3 Rye Beach Tel. 7 An original poem. “The Doctor'* SALISBURY Tel. 895-2 was read by Mrs. Ladd. j GREAT BARGAINS Following the supper the recep­ Call to realize the extent of reduction tion was held In the parlor of the Special Values Week August 3-8 hotel, during which timely music, was furnished by Miss Woodburn. violin; Miss Alta Gillmore, ’cello, PRICES 2 lb. Choisa Strawberry Jam 37c and Miss Katherine Gookin. piano. I iSURF SIDE BEACH SHOP In the receiving line was Dr. W. / ON THE BOULEVARD @ “C” ST. If your present suit looks 2 lb. Choisa Raspberry Jam 37c P. Bryer, who was presented by Dr. Featuring the Latest Knits & Styles of somewhat shabby ’side of Fernald. Dr. Bryer is now located 4 oz. Overland Chicken Spread 32c at the Fernald apartment and has OCEAN the dazzling suits now be­ taken over his practice. MEN’S 20 oz. Red Label Grapefruit 2 for 27c LADIES’ JANTZEN SWIM SUITS ing worn, then we urge Dr. and Mrs. Fernald. os they you to be here early Sat­ go to their new home in Henniker., TOPPER TRUNKS 16 oz. Red Label Prep. Spaghetti 3 for 33c aftf-r living In Hampton for 22 Room KAVA KNIT BRA TUCK MIO urday to take advantage years, tatake with them the best TUCK MIO $5.95 $2.95 o f these extraordinary 12 oz. Red Label Lunch Tongue 41c wishes of a hoHt of friends. $ 4 . 5 0 ______Salisbury Beach $4.95 Bargains. 19 oz. Red Label Tomatoes 2 for 27c TWO LOSSES SUMMER PROMOTION ...... ?3.95 6 oz. Overland Tripled Stuffed Olives 39c DON FERDI 1936 $L 19 MEN’S ASCOT TERRY ROBES Agitated Lover—18 it true that P O L O SHIRTS, all styles 1‘J2 your father has lost his fortune? and his N. B. C. Intercollegiate Orchestra — 17 Featured CULOTTES Ball Ideal Preserve Jars qts. 90c doz. Hty Lady Love (sighing)—Yos— Stars with tho 3 Co-eda and Bob Lido NEW SLACKS CAPS, tan crash popular • RANDALL’S pts. 80c doz. aU ,B 8wePt away, but you are left, NEW PAJAMAS SLACKS, corded patterns, *2.45 now j-™ 11 CUT RATE Percy, dearest! 0cean Echo on « Coast-to-Coaat PAJAMA SETS SHIRTS, collar attached • 35 tortable v •. he Echo and enjoy fine music in a com- SEERSUCKER TIES, washable Canners, holds seven 1 qt jars $1.15 Agitated Lover—Great Jupiter! lortable setting. Visit our Cocktail Lounge LARGE CANNON TOWELS PALM BEACH SUITS ...... 16~75 If you can Buy it Elsewhere I should say I am left! FISH NET BATHING SHOES For Less We Will — Chelsea Record. LA D IES’ SHOES ...... DISPOSAL SALE AT $22.50-Every Suit Guaranteed Gladly Refund Your Money 100 Men’s $35 Suits - A SUMMER THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE THE HAMPTON BEACH tm n v ^ p PAGE TWO PAGE THREE Community Church Plans Lawn Party For BICYCLES RENTED Organ Fund Benefit RIDE A INFORMATION Rawleigh Bike Visitors to the beach will hove an For Pleasure anti Exercise opportunity to purchase their Lighter and Safer ^ Christmas presents at the lawn par- A DIFFERENCE Mihs Johnson’s fame during th. CHURCH SERVICES tv to l»e held at the Community 25c per hour The police ear waved tho hurry­ past twelve years has spread like COMMUNITY CHURCH church on the afternoon und eve­ wild fire until her name haa be­ ST. PATRICK’S ing driver into the curb- $1.00 per day Non-Sectarian ning of Aug. 26 for the bonollt of CASINO come nationally known as "The IOKA THE ATRE - EXETER Roman Catholic M. “What Is it. officer?’' asked tho OLYMPIA Sunday services at 10:00 A. the new organ installed this year. DeLancey Hotel Theatre Hampton Beach ^ f rles8 Girl Mental Iat~ and "The Sunday Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9 9:45 driver. “Wus I driving too fust?" Theatre Hampton Beach i 10:30. 11:15 standard time nml 7:IB P. M . standard time. At a meeting of the Ladies Aid also P St., near Marsh Ave. | Greatest Mind Reader of all Time". V ta f tlK & “ N UnT ‘T lf ‘” T im " " society Tuesday evening over which 4lOh, not at all. not at all,” said On the screen will be shown Visit Exeter. New England’s most beautiful shire town 12 Mrs. Ethel Powers Ubllg presided tho officer, “you were Hying too FIREWORKS nn., Mon. Aug. 9 - 1 0 Sund“y August 9 j"Sins of Man’ featuring Jean Her-I E iltf r£rAraHhe beachc® oa rou<* WIG. The home of Pbiliip’s Weekly on Wednesdays at 9:30 Standard Time, the preiminary plans were made for low.” — Exchange. WARREN WILLIAM aholt. ^ ^ s s s y s x . ” **-T t a ‘"r aS- the various tables- There will be an JUNE TRAVIS Claire Trevor, Brian Donlevy THEATRES ANOTHER MATTER old fashioned country storo ftf DON’T FORGET Colonial, Portsmouth. Mat. 2 :30, Ev<7-6i 15’ 8 :.-DJ? anS. T. which patrons will take pot luck. Mrs. Binks—“Hows’ your daugb TIMES SQUAJtE “HUMAN Thur ’ Fr'™ Mari°5 Davies I)ick Rowell, Charlie Ragglea nd 9:00 Topics At Casino Theatre, in the Casino—Mat. _:30. Eve., / • L On other tables will bo 6old fancy Kdw.rd EvereU Hortan-Arthur Treacher m • » ^ —— — — w DST. PLAY BOY” IokaT,,L-r. Theatre,Theatre Exeter-—MatE xeter— Mat. 2:13, Eve. 6:30 2 shot's. work, aprons, candy und white ele­ Shorts News CARGO” The Barn “HEARTS DIVIDED” phant artices. The women will also ______Michael Whalen—Jean Muir—“WHITE FANG" ------MAILS serve a supper to all persons mado rue., Wed. Aug. 11-12 Selected Shorts — out — ON THE STAGE Tonight ends with Jessie Mat­ Sat.. Aug. 8—THE JONES FAMILY— — IN — | hungry by the sea breezes. 10:00 A. M.; 2:00. 6:20 P. M. 9:00 A. M ; 12:00 noon; 6:00 P. M. thews in ‘First a Girl" and tomor. “EDUCATING FATHER” More detailed plans will be made JUDITH ZELDA Mon., Tues. Aug. 10 - 11 | row brings Bobby Breen in “Let’s at the meeting to he held next Mon­ n . B“ck, Jones—Muriel Evans—"SILVER SPURS” DANCING lip i Sing Again." Flash Gordon______Old Mill Pond Cartoon Weekdays - Casino Ballroom 8-12 P. M.. E. S. T. day evening. , JOHNSON G. WELLS' A story which moves from 1028! § / / THE MYSTIC ^ “THINGS TO Sun„ Mon.. Aug. 0-10—Joe E. Brown—June Travis__ BOWLING I to the present, taking its audien­ Daily - Nightly-Casino Bowling Alleys; Ferncroft Recreation Abenaqui Golf Club — SCREEN — ces around the world is “Next Time “EARTHWORM TRACTORS” V / JEAN HEKSHOLT Richard Uix. Margaret Callahan— SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR' .. AUeys “A” St. (Skeeball, Blvd., between “A” and B Sts.).. v We Love” the film which comes to Twenty-Eight Annual >?! COME” “SINS OF MAN” 1 the Barn theatre Wed*. Thurs-. Aug. Tues., Aug. 11—Edward (Arnold- Jan Perry — TRAINS 1:30 P. M. 2:48 P. M. Tournament Coming News Shorts 12-13. 7:00 P. M. e8:28 P. M. Thur.. Fri. Aug. 13 - 14 “MEET WOLFE’ Hampton to Boston It’s a story of love—the kind of Humphrey Bogart, BeverlVRoberts, "Two Against the World” Daylight Saving Time 9:30 P. M. 10:46 P. M. The twenty-eighth annual tourn­ ROBERT TAYLOR JANET GAYNOR love that endures through a tri- WEEK DAYS ament of the Abenaqui Golf Clut Wed., Thurs. Aug. 1 2 -1 3 jangle situation. 12—1Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.. Elissa Landi Leave Hampton Arr. Boiton NOTE—a On holidays an*. Boston 6:45 A. M. 8:13 A. U. 9:15 A. M. e Stops to leave. will be held August 27, 28, 29. The “SMALL TOWN FRANCES DEE On the same pogram is "March “THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN” 7:68 A. M. a9:07 A. M. winner of the tournament will re­ GIRL” I of Time”. 9:53 A. M. BRIAN DONLEVY BANK NIGHT EVERY WED.-$50. or larger acct to lucky one 8:39 A. M. MOTOR COACH SERVICE ceive a trophy and will be credited News Shorta Miss Colbert comes to the Barn 10:29 A. M. 10:52 A. M. with one win on the Abenaqui Tro­ ! Friday. Aug. 14—one day only in Thursday. Friday, August 13 - 14 — SHIRLEY TEMPLE— 1:37 P. M. 2:53 P. M. Daily “HALF ANGEL” Daylight Saving Time phy presented by Clinton L. Whit- gat. Ang. 15 i the starring role of Universal’s 5:20 P. M. 6:51 P. M. ON THE STAGE 7:48 P. M. 9:11 P. M. Lv. Boston Arr. Hampton temore. The player winning this Selected Shorts I John M. Stahl production. “Imita- “POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL” SUNDAYS (No. Sta.) event three times becomes the pos­ SAMSON i tiou of Life," the storv of a woman Selected Short Subjects Latest News 8:19 A. M. 9:34 A. M. 8:30 A. M. 9:55 A. M. sessor of the trophy. Music and The Wrestling Bear whose first deep love affair culm in. 11:23 A. M. 12:36 P. M. 10:15 A. M. 11:40 A. M. Fri., Sat. Aug. 14 - 15 1:16 P. M. 2:40 P. M. dancing at the Club House Satur­ ates in a tragic situation. 5:28 P. M. 6:47 P. M. — SCREEN — W. C. FIELDS 8:56 P. M. 12:12 P. M. 3:15 P. M. 4:40 P. M. day evening. 3hus. Bickford Florence Rice “Show Boat.” with the memora- G:00 P. M. 7:25 P. M. | ble romance and drama of Edna departments. It is so arranged that F I ■ Boston To Hampton 8:30 P. M. 9:55 P. M. “PRIDE OF THE “POPPY” • Ferber’s novel—with the lingering it can be used in three ways. Usu­ BARN 12:10 A. M.# •1:30 A. M. Noted Speakers Will ally it is drawn as a trailer by an Daylight Saving Time I melody and rhythm of Jerome DAYS MARINES” With Rochelle Hudson auto but it can be taken off the THEATRE WEEK Be Heard At Annual Kern’s music- "Show Boat" with Lv. Boston Arr. Hampton Leuve Arr. Boston chassis to be dragged over rough - Under NEW Management Hampton (No. Sta.) the charming glamor and human 7:50 A. M. 9:20 A. M. Republican Meeting ground or it can be put in a boat i Evenings 7 & 8:45 E. S. T. 9:00 A. M. 10:19 A. M. 6:18 A. M.* *7:30 A. M. Miss Johnson Is just completing her appeal of Oscar Hammerstein’s to combat a fire on the water. I ■ Matinees Rainy Days Only 12:30 P. M. 1:50 P. M. 10:30 A. M. 11:28 A. M. ind Reader third trans-continental tonr of play. The 1936 Universal film ver­ fl Hampton North Beach 1:15 P. M. 2:38 P. M. Candidates tor governor. United Chief Whiting will also exhibit k!s * 3:30 P. M. 4:47 P. M. sion comes to the Barn Saturday. ^ Opp. Coast Guard Sta. 4:55 P. M. 6:05 P. M. 3:05 P. M. 4:28 P. M. Stares senate and congress will At Casino America, playing most of the larger trailer type water tower. 6:01 P. M. 7:15 P. M. 5:20 P. M. 6:43 P. M. speak on the same program witt theatres of the best circuits- The , Sunday, Monday. Aug. 16-17. ■ Sat.. Sun. • Aug. 8, 9 7:00 P. M. e8:28 P. M. 7:20 P. M. 8:43 P. M. Col- Frank Knox. Chicago anc ■ Judith Johnson, mind reader, will Casino Theater is bringing to At the Barn you will be enchant- v Yellows cornmeal has more vita­ m Edward Everett Horton in SUNDAYS 9:50 P. M. 11:13 P. M. Manchester newspaper publisher fit appear in person on the stage of Hampton Beach this great attrac­ 1 ed by "Show Boat” music. You will ■ “NOBQPY’S FOOL” 8:30 A. M. 9:27 A. M. NOTE—• Mondays only. V min A than white; otherwise the and Republican vice-presidentia $ the Casino Theatre next Tuesday tion with no advance in prices, and : he enthralled by its romance and food value is about the same if the j News______Short Sub. © thrilled by its drama. “Show nominee, at the annual outing o nd Wednesday with one of the what a treat; astounding, amazing, grinding process is uniform. g Mon.. Tues. Aug. 10, 11 the Rockingham County Kepublicai * ost thrilling and entertaining acts mystifying, amusing and entertain­ ! Boat” will echo In your thoughts ■ BOBBY BREEN in Fresh Eggs clujwm Aug. 27 at the hotel Ash. v ver presented in Hampton Beach. ing. as the most glorious offering that ■ “LETS SING AgJUN” SEA GRILL ever floated on the river of memory. ^ News______J jSnorl Sub. Live and Dressed Poultry Atforth. i Hampton Beach, N. H. For the accommodation of bead * . . VISIT . . ■ Wed.. Thur. ^ Aug. 12, 13 ALDENS POULTRY FARM Mrs. D. A. Mnnsey visitors who are not able to attenc THEATRE Tide Mill Road ^ AT JANVR1N HOTEL the dinner in the hotel Col. Ash­ Fire Chiefs Arrange ■ MARGARET SULLAVAN Steak Chicken Sea Food OUR STORES Hampton. N. H. worth is making plans to have c PORTSMOUTH ■ in “NEXT TIME WE LOVE" OLYMPIA For Annual Outing Clover Leaf Dairy s Latest issue “March Of Tirre" section of the boulevard roped off A sound car will amplify the Held Next Wed. /'D riftw ay Avenue Fri. One day Only Aug. 14 HOUSE LOTS WOODBURY ANIMAL speeches that are to be broadcast g \/ Salisbury Beach Back by Popular Demand kbver a radio hookup. State officials from Massachusetts CLAUDETTE COLBERT FOR SALE AT NO. BEAC HOSPITAL S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM will he guest speakers at the annual; MILK SHAKES in “IMITATION OF LIFE” Large, Sightly. Treatment, Boarding, 4' Besides Colonel Knox there will v Plucking and Bathing be heard Maj. Francis P. Murphy of ’ outing of the New Hampshire Fire g COLLEGE ICES ______News______BEST OF CARE FOR PETS Chief’s association to be held next FRANK E. LEAVITT 3'JQ Woodbury Ave.. Portsmouth. N. H Nashua, candidate for the guber­ Amesbury Road Stand BEST SOUND on the BEACH T«I. Port*. 76 natorial nomination; Gov. H. Styles Wednesday at the Hotel Ashworth £ Ward Hill Stand State Fire Marshal Stephen C. LHK>00D r-O-SOOO 2 Bridges and former Senator Geo. Sunday, Monday. Tuesday August 9th. 10th, H th Geraniums. Begonias II. Moses, candidates for the sena­ Garrity of Lowell. Col- Paul G. Double Petunias Vincas torial nomination; Senator Henry* 11 l Kirk, commissioner of public safe­ Flowers CLARK GABLE . Jeanette MacDONALD | W. Keyes, who this week withdrew whir has never hen known to ac­ ^xiua At ty; James M. Hurley, commissioner COLONIAL RIDE BEACH RD. GREENHOUSE from the race; Mayor Charles E. of civil service, and Francis M. PORTSMOUTH knowledge that he hadn't anything COMMUNITY CHURCH Spencer TRACY in £ This theatre on Daylight Time | Wednesday & Thursday Warner Baxter, Myrna Loy v Hampton Beach, N. H. Munsey of Hampton, who is seek­ “Th* best you've got." attend the outing. Arrangementst NEXT TO NORTH SHORE^ V ;< JUNE TRAVIS . BARTON MncLANE ure being made by the commit tec Ian Hunter. Claire Trevor Private ing the sheriff post, will be heard Hurrying into the rear of the SPECIAL! in this Saturday Evening Post for nearly 200 chiefs and fire offi­ COAST GUARD STATION very briefly. Htore the tailor snatched up a pair ►! And! Jack OAK IE . Sally EILEHS in “FI story that tells tr^Iy about Personal instruction given by Both dining rooms In the Ash­ or trousers and snipped off a leg FRESH PEACH j T ^ _ cial.'1 at the dinner- owner and graduate of As an additional feature of the . WITH gvOD^>OO<>a3-0H>CH>CKT worth will be used for the many with a pair of scissors. Hastily Durland’s Riding School of ICE CREAM outing Chief Homer B. Whiting of persons who are expected to be turning under the edges and re­ New York City. WHY GO OUT OF the beach station is planning an On theJiStage. Sun. Only present for the opening of the New turning. he presented them to the Delicious Eating TOWN? England campaign of Colonel Knox, customer. exhibition of some of his equipment Bell s Hawaiians. 12 nat. stars Boston During this past week two new Added Treats rheie will be room on the piazza "That the port of thinB I want. See It Made HOOPER’S INSURE LOCALLY! SKEEBALL aluminum ladders arrived for the Coming Aug. 16 On the Stage Tailor and in the roped off area for those M hat is the price?" ii “The Parisian Follies” (30) 1 MAK E not able to get into the dining "Ten dollars." The Store of Quality use of the department. The three- people On the fly type extension ladder, each one SUITS MADE TO ORDER rooms. iJ iT * 11’ -!?* me “ Dalr wlth FOR ENJOYMENT AND E Hoad to RIDING SCHOOL The is 34 feet long and weighs only 105 High grade cleansing. Dyeing, eg off. —Montreal Star. 9 BALLS FORI\ j F { Wed., Thurs. Let this paper be your shopping pounds. One of the ladders was GEORGE RAFT Tel. Rye Beach 139 Penniman Agency Pressing, Repairing used for the first time at the Green guide. Inrt'? ” °nnawalt <>t Montlcollo. Men’s Score 290 or over A fe a s< Dolores Costello Uarryraore your insurance Work Called For and Delivered Acres fire in Hampton Falls. Ind.. for 50 ycare ha, collected wish “YOURS FOR THE WEST RYE, N. H. Chas. Sprintz. Ohio printer, plays Margaret MJunkins Ladies’ Score 230 or over dins a * Men of the department construct­ headquarters B St., Hampton Beach, N. H. bone, a, a hobby. He now has 2370 Only one per day awarded to n ASKING” classical and Jazz music on a har. ed a forest pump which is slightly the largOHt from a 44-pound tuntey Added Treats mnnlca with his nose. Candy Shop OCEAN AVENUE N different from those used by other and the smallest from a baby qnall PAGE FOUR : HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE While oil a wedding trip with his PAGE FIVE Democratic Field Day purt ot »"• month, u haa beon „ Auditions Growing: Cos 51 year old bridge. Win. Kuos, 75, infill R p H p IH Latfpr a ,he cl,“inhor of Com 1 Ur,ey- who 13 Democratic no- Refusing to stop for Officer Clif­ of DoylcHtown. Pa., died of a hour! W l l i !>e n eia U-aner mcrcc office. °m >IM for governor, will be among In the kitchen a cook and her In Attendance As The Pai ford Eastman at the beach od July attack in Traverse City. Mich. scullery slave are presented, sur­ Beach Season Wanes Si Part August At Beach '*>U»ou*h no definite detail, have ",e spe8kora t° talk over the ampll. rounded hv all the accoutrements -•* ttRfcr he had allegedly struck — — ...... ,j; e" roleused aa yet. it „ expected !iyalcmA more complete an- of her eighteenth century kitchen. another machine Romuald Chanon. Saturday afternoon me A Democratic held day will bo, that Massachusetts mate officials no"ncem«“t will be made In the Two Haverhill youngsters won In a room removed from the gai- i 219 Belmont street, Manchester was An Information Bureua and Community Booster will take on a military aspect when held at Hie beach sometime tho lat. Including Terasuror Charles f ,uxl ‘Haue- prizes at amateur nights both at Scientific PALMISTRY ty of the drawing room two quaker i caught by Officer Jerome Harknes* Published in the interest of Hampton Beach hundreds of soldiers are landed Hampton Beach and at Salisbur> Astrology and Inspirational ladles of tho period sit apart ton. T . 3t“Ur road and char6c°gether Urivlns 80 83 to endanger. The In spite of their age Marlon Fos­ for a military parade. — - was continued until Saturday. PUBLISHED BY THE HAMPTON PUBLISHING CO Starting from Highland avenue ter. 15, 5 Chestnut street. Haverhill } / MADAME LOUISE Shrinea1^ Circus\ 11AU5) Livel J i v e In i n A p I onOn Olethe same some charge Francis S Edward S. Seavey, Publisher and Editor. and Helen Credit, 11 captured first above the Hotel Ashworth at I c St.. Rear Dong’s Lunch Neighboring Towns namPton <-ourt cases xoian of somerviiie, mm, whose eastern standard time the proces­ place in the senior division Mouda> ___ Involve Many Drivers 81,10 f,^rturned on the Brown raii. TELEPHONE HAMPTON 17 FOR sion of khaki dad figures from the with their novelty acrobatic dance. BUY Two of the three autos given SufFerimr From Drink road bri(!ge 00 July 20 and b,irned 137th Regiment. Const Artillery, of o u u c i l l l g r r u m UY IN K up, was fined a total of $16 70 in ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS PAPER______The following night they placed THE NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ftway by the Shriners at the con­ the New Hampshire National clusion oi tin? ten-day circus went fines and costs. For making an un- rjnnrd will advance along the AND MEAT BOARD URGE YOU Associate Justice Otis Raymond necessary noise by not cutting out HOW MUCH LONGER? HAMPTON OIL to New Hampshire residents. Garland presided over his first ses. h|., mu(ner George Turcolte o{ The two-door and four-door AS THEY HAVE US, TO BUY sion or the Hampton Municipal Somerswortli paid costa of W 0 sedans were presented to Frank H. The increasing traffic. a> Hampton ucach / CO. court following his appointment on when the case was filed- and more popular, demands thought, study and AC 1 lOY BEEE TO A ID CATTLE Kinsman of Somerswortli and Miss last Saturday during the absence The six speeders who were fined If Hampton Beach is going to grow and prosper there m Eva Beaudoin, 138 Main street. RAISERS IN THE DROUGHT of Judge John W. Perkins. a total of $11.70 each were Raoul be more convenient ways provided t.. enter and leave - RANGE KEROSENE Berlin. The coupe was won by Carl ESTABLISHED David C Bickford, 180 Union St-. Lizotte of Togus, Me., Frank Clo- of the highways and thus stop the adverse criticism of tourists STRICKEN AREA. Webster of Haverhill, Mass. / and FUEL OIL 1859 Portsmouth, who was arrested In lirsy of Haverhill. Mass., David S who have to wait for hours during rush periods before mid „ The winners of the other seven '‘Seabrook on July 25 tor driving Belyea of Dorchester. Mass.. Mabry a wav through the crowded thoroughfares. gifts were Phyllis Humphrey of under the influence of liquor by Lane Block Rye Beach. Olaf Olson of Center C. Wilkins of Boston, Mass-, Wil­ This condition demands immediate attention not mere ta . IONELESS - - - FOR OVEN OR POT motor vehicle inspectors, was fined helm J. Macewitz of Lawrence, If some of the money that is being squandered to keep men Harbor. N. H-, Hanson Silver of $50 and costs of $6.70 in addition R of working on government projects could be utilized tor tha Tel. Hampton 205 Fast Jaffrey. N. H.. Rnth Mahoney Mass., Lorenzo Morris. Jr., to the 30-day suspended jail sen­ Roxbury, Mass. Clyde W- Angers of -long promised road” across the marsh, thousands of people CHUCK ROAST 32 Welch avenue. Manchester. N. tence. For the same offense Wilton Laconia. N. H. The fines of the IT.; Tony Russo of Littleton. N. H-, would cease to complain of the hours w asted along our state BEST CUTS OF HEAVY STEER BEEF, S. Hanna, 1515 Beacon street. last two were suspended on the Dick Bulger of the beach and Mrs- roads if they could enjoy an improvement of this k,TJc ; Brookline, Mass, paid a fine of $75 payment of costs. For traveling 75 How much longer must such a condition be suffered before Mary Ackerman. 52 Jefferson RIB ROAST and costs together with the bu s- j miles an hour on the Lafayette given relief. Such a road would make a worthwhile project COTTAGES FOR SALE street, Newburyport, Mass. pended jail sentence. He was ap- highway Donald A- Marquis of for this year and add another stepping stone to the popularity CUT TO YOUR ORDER prehended by the inspectors in Sea. Providence paid a fine of $10 anti of Hampton Beach. AT HAMPTON BEACH RUMP STEAK Coast Artillery Will brook on July 28- costs of $6.70. Must be sold to settle estate. Can be seen at any time. Give Exhibition Of g~\ r> treal, who is master inecnnmc ior A good investment for anyone desiring to purchase WITH LARGE TENDERLOIN Target Practice Here Canadian Pacific R. R. Canada Paciflc rnihvay. Beach property. STEAK Official Will Try For formed Janies W. Tucker, secretary , THE ACORN PORTERHOUSE POUND 45c The exhibition of night firing by Montreal Beach Train, * »>* cum ber of commerce that EDWARD S. SEAVEY the coast artillery of the New 200 yds. north of Coast Guard Station _____ he will try to persuade the railway SKINLESS FRANKFORTS GOBEL’S OR HONOR MAID LB 21c Hampshire National Guard will be Pleased with his visit to the oBctols to continue the run of the Hampton, N. H. Telephone 17 tire most spectacular event of next 50 & 65-cent Specials beach, where he stayed at the Law- daily down east special train from FRESH SLICED LB week. — ALSO — renee House with his wife. Clnr. Montreal to Hampton Beach. The SWORDFISH As far as it is known now the ence A. Wheeler. Canadian, of Mon. 0TH:*^^ Among oilier interesting guests Franklin and Berlin will be set up Dinners 5 5 at the Lawrence House are G. W. along the sand on Thursday eve­ ning under the direction of Maj. BOARD & ROOM REASONABLE RATES § |cK § 1 Todd, buyer for Simonds, Hatch L 8 O'CLOCK - WORLD'S Samuel Edes of Newport. Colored 9 (?) g Whiten, wholesale clothiers in Bof- COFFEE MOST POPULAR LB 5 ^ ^ o ton; Fred L- Walsh, buyer for Ken- K. W. SWAIN balloons sent up from a power boat j p j) Hedy’s store for men in Providence; , IONA-SLICED 29 OZ in the ocean will be lighted up by two huge searchlights one of which 5 Anthony Jean Eno. 11. 21 Tremont street. ladly given on all work. No obligation. PEACHES OR HALVED CANS 5 ^ew Departure Ball Bearing Co Exeter who did a Dixie tap dance; will be located near the children's In o in Bristol. CL Mary Mulligan. 11. of Lawrence pton 108 or stop Swain’s milk SUMMERTIME 6!< OZ playground and the other near who followed her song “Sidewalks CRABMEAT SALADS! CAN Boar’s Head. With the aid of the of New York” with a tap dance; truck. searchlights the batteries will fire Patricia, 9. aud Geraldine Dunham ;v.V. tracer bullets at the colored targets BULK POUNDS : 6, and Ruth Manning. 10 all of M A C A R O N I in competition. SHOE REPAIRING Lawrence. Ruth Coomey, 11 and SHORT- 1 LB 3 LB 5 9 = Warner Museum In Shirley Coomey. 10, of Worcester, SPRY ENING CAN CAN OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. Mary Walton celebrated her j Frances Zuvich of Manchester. MAYFAIR -THE PERFECT Portsmouth Opens 94th birthday at her home at the < Raymond Gaudett of Soraersworth, | j / USE GAS | X LB m itt done while you wait by o TEA---SERVE ICED' PKG a Elmwood on Wednesday. All day Natalie Cadario, 13. of Arlington, : i TEA For Two Weeks modern machinery and into the evening she received Mass, and Bobby Howard, 15 of S FOR WARM WEATHER COMFORT | DEL M O N T E 16 OZ Meridan. CL On Monday, August 3. 1936. a p.j006OO^iKKKH>0 itv. planned for Aug. 19 by directors of ing tableaux of people who might MIXED CAN have lived there once, and enter-1 insulation qf the modern electric range M ps all the heat inside the Salisbury Beach Chamber of VEGETABLES where it is needed. Your kitcheny C setting- IONA SPAGHETTI These scenes will present the fol­ Operating ‘C’ STREET lowing: HUNG STATION SALAD DRESSING IONA I 11 a drawing room a soiree is SPECIALIZING^ SHEIX LUBRICATION 4HOZ being held and Lady Pepperell, who OFFERS YOU GOOD SERVICE PKG SPARKLE cMAM DESSERT has come across the river from Kit- & Hampton Electric Co LOW PRICES tory in the Province of Maine, may | CORN FLAKES swhyhbd lit* seen playjng “Loo” or couvers- ! ing with a beau of the day. perhaps Telephone 690 WASHING - POLISHING - GREASING the son of Gov. Wentworth of the | TIRE REPAIRING GOODYEAR DEALER Province of New Hampshire. SjjAM PJO N BEACH ADVO t a t . PAGE SIX THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE who were ordered oil the beach When Policeman Edward Sholbo Along the Waterfront PAGE SEVEN Beach Gossip Seabrook Residents n.M.r their own cottage* and they dropped a roll of $400 In a police by Nod Ordered Off Beach wens ...... that no one had u station in New York City Ills eup. Real Estate Rsv. Dana McL. Greeley, pastor the north river hank of of the Arlington Street church In W hile J\Mime uns T ItlKe ike UDio i y tip'" ^ hl. iCu <»*'" “> a Pub- ; Investigated l'rv,Et,r8 auspr"Ued his source him of Income.y DU Harbor, just inside the Boston, is spending the mouth of August at the Pine Needles cottage, Residents of Seabrook ami North L. HERBERT CLOUGH ______o____ Salisbury beaches—that Is those CHOICE COTTAGES North Beach Highlands For Rent For Sale Plans have been made for the wj,0 were not ordered off the sand ALL KINDS OF INSURANC] August meeting and dinner of the —were treated to an unusual sight X PAINT and RING BLOCK Haverhill Professional and Busi­ last Tuesdny afternoon. HAMPTON REACH Hardware Tel. 8151 ness Women's club at the Ash worth Nearly 50 nuns from Boston on hotel on August 19* Mrs. Vera L an outing at the Breen cottage ,f ljrou've been thinking abont Senter is chairman of the coin- donned old fashioned bathing suits, \ / VI Pa,nt and hardware for freah- « - TrA ening_ your summer cottago It's not n home until you own stockings aud caps, costumes not mil tee on arrangements. M i bo P,ea8eo d o o o o o o - h k k k rence General hospital. . 5:00 p. m. Ait. Gosport 11:10 when a wave picked up the boat Postoffioe Inspector Thomas P- a. ni.. 6:10 p. m. and placed it high anxl dry on a I Cronin of Medford. Mass., is pass- (Westbound) | Our Specialty s rock? Ask Guard Ernie Underwood this week and has it moored in the NUDD’S CAMP GROUND ' •inc his * vacation — — — — — — at — - the — — Sea — — Breeze - * Lv. ^Gosport -■'f- - 7:15 - — — a.— m., 2:30 FINAST OR DEL MONTE g Baked Twice a Day 8 about it---- Hampton Harbor basin. BESSIE COOPER AND ROOMS village and Chief Postal Inspector £ p. m. Arr. Portsmouth 8:2.) a. FANCY RIPE CALIFORNIA PEACHES IN HEAVY SYRUP There are numerous landmarks m., 3:40 p. m. | John J* Bresnohan of the New Eng- £ Full Line of Monarch Canned Goods g along the coast of Hampton Beach PSYCHIC AND CARD READER Boar’s Head Hampton Beach g SUNDAY (land district Is staying on Marsh hut which one is more familiar PALMIST ✓ A Good Clean High Ground Lv. Portsmouth 10:30 a. m.. LARGE S —FRESH MEATS— § Community Church Marsh Avenue, Foot BLsCTTenfc Place tOypunp j avenue. 4:15 p. m. Returning lv. Gos­ than the appearance of Harry D. Mayor Archambault of Lowell, port Harbor 8:20 a. m., 2:45 No 21/2 l HOME BAKED BEANS SATURDAY ? Munsey, night after night, in front Hours of Services Hampton Beach, N. EL Mass,, and his furnily are vaca­ p. m. TINS of the Police Station dressed in (E. S. T.) tioning at a cottage on the King’s Special rates for parties | ROAST MEATS COOKED TO ORDER *? Honrs: 1 to 10 P. M. dark suit and straw hat? Deputy Morning Worship 10 A M. Mrs. Hazel Beers H. W. Beers highway. Take the family for an ex­ Sheriff Munsey is a candidate for Evening Worship 7:15 P. M. BUSY BEES Joseph S. Dudley, beach real cellent outing and visit this historical spot. Sheriff in the fall elections---- Do Home Baking and delicatessen estate broker, left on Ills annual GEISHA OR CHATKA y2 21c OWEN J. BOSTON’S CRAB MEAT you know the sailor who nearly Last Sunday morning a large Pica, Cakes, Doughnuts, Bread Maine fishing trip last Monday with I ------Home-Made Sw eety. Party And Wedding Cakes went in for a ducking when his sail audience heard with pleasure the Michael Kennedy of Lawrence. CHIROPRACTOR — on the botievaE4p<— Made to Ortier. Tel. 161 Chas. W. Anderson. Chiropractor, boat smashed into the bridge? If splendid message of President Her­ Mass. A group of Mr. Dudley's ‘S COCOA 2 t,ns 15c Kisses — tTarmeLkorn Blvd head O St. Hampton Beach will be in Hampton & Hampton you find out. ask him about the rick of Newton Theological Semin­ friends are looking forward to a Beach three morning^'g week Casino Candies — Ice Cream a o FT ducking he DID take a week ago.. ary. Dr. Herrick spoke upon the fried pickerel supper Friday even- (Mon.. Wed., Fri.) to^attend, at CUT-RITE WAX PAPER ROLL It certainly is with practiced ease subject: “Saving to the Uttermost” , ing upon the return of the party. their homes, tho^b desiring Chir­ 5c FRED S. PILLSBURY that Officers *‘Yem” Mullin and Next Sunday evening a special A card party was held Thursday opractic attentioiWr VANILLA 2 02 401 Ocean Ave (new 'location) For appointments please call “Bill” Elliot handle the heavy traf­ program has been arranged with CUT FLOWERS INSURANCE evening at the Poinsetta on the DAPUTY DOT EXTRACT BOT Funeral Designs EXETER—235 17c fic at their stations of duty. And Mr. William Elliot as the singer Ocean boulevard for the benefit of Furnished — AGEN]T — better still is the pleasant way in aud Mayor Edwin O. Childs as the the Community church organ. Mrs. In or Out of Best Service, bWt companies, MY-T-FINE DESSERTS PKGS 17c which they do it. All humans make speaker. Mayor Childs is held by best settlements. Elsie Warren of Manchester was EMERY’S GREBNHOUSE •a oi errors. Officers are human. There­ many to be one of the most out­ ______I the hostess. FERNALD’S DELA\ONTE SARDINES Hampton TeL 126 N. EL TINS 17c fore. they too, must make errors. standing Christian politicians in Ninety-five percent of the rural DIrpcU>rs 0f the Rockingham Na- Famous Food Factory SHOP But you wouldn’t think some of KELLOGG'S PRAN PKG 19c the New England states. homes and farms in six counties in Tlonal hank In Exeter enjoyed their . them ever did!... -The circus is Home Made Bg^hd PREMIUM FLAKES N. B C. western Washington are powered by lIinu:i^ banquet at the Casino last Pies, Cakes and Doughnuts LB PKS 17c gone. Do you suppose that means Extra large and doubled yolk Wednesday eevning. Among the electricity. The average rate paid 11 Groceries and /leats we’ll get our old bandstand back eggs sold at the New Hampshire BOAR’S HEAD dozen men attending was Thomas by these farmers is 1J4 cents a kilo­ again?___Did you know Uiat Alvin Egg Auction have received prem­ YARN SHOP Cogger of Hampton. King’s \ Highway watt hour. % , m m X C o t n T. Fuller, Jr. did considerable dam­ iums from 5 to 20 cents a dozen There were 20 employees of the Roseville Pottery BOAR’S HEAD IKN Telephone 8350 age to his speedboat “Lindy when depending on the season. Sears Roebuck branch store In he ran upon a sandbar just outside (Mrs.) Marie E. ifitchen. Hampton Beach Lawrence who dined at Lorenz's Opp. 3rd St. Real Estate FINAST GOLDEN BANTAM Rosaries & Rosary Beads the Hampton Harbor entrance. C&pt i Sea Grill last Wednesday evening. Tailor / HAMPTON BEACH t r y t h e s e DELICIOUS GOLDEN WHOLE KERNELS A group of underweight and un- The NEW LAD0’< Beautiful Vtnported ar A. D’ALESSANDRO I demourlshed children from Man- I Crucifixes in Italian Marble Domestic Yarns Flannels and Linq^/ a Specialty POTATffOfllPS H ork called for and delivered Chester and vicinity are once again Free instruction „„ housed at the Bethany cottage on '320 CAN YOU BEAT THEM? C Street Hampton Beach No 2 TINS TRY THEM at the BEACH Guaranteed Satisfaction _ _ = = . Boar's Head with plans for u two tvS MTOSWEY FORIHt MSt'A! .riCE B oat TYir wee*C8 sta>'- Many of them are hav. | COKiPKUY P L E te t tAWEfi U.EWL v / 1 i tbelr ^st experience with the 10 THE COURT WHY THEY IHiRH 7s ew 14 ft. boat for/ outboard ocean. K M E COtAWTlED SUICIDE-* * " OF HOME-COOKED FOOD AT FAIR PRICES motor. Well maA, selLfor price of ______fiT H E BEST lumber. Oars, a f c W , etc., see J FRESH IBS A. DOW. 66 PaH iSt., Exeter N Auta*iros arc’ being used in TRUST HERMITS H. ' * forcing hunting relations Pennsylvania. BAHAMA CAKE FRESH EACH 15c WAYNE P. BRYER, M. D. RICHMOND RICE 12 oi PKG 5c Successor to A. M. Femald, M. D. PRUNES MEDIUM SIZE I LB Announces 2 pkgs 15c - -Trr I ON THE CORNER The Opening of His Office CORNER \ y g e e Your Steak Really Broiled In the Lane Block, Hampton, N. H. b l u e r ib b o n m a l t ’ROUND a to TIN 59c KEN-L-RATION doz tins 89c Regular Dinners ...... 65c jn Our Daylight Kitchen On July 1,1936 3 tins 2 3 c ^oon Specials ... 35c Juicy Steaks - Chops - with French Fried for the practice of medicine and surgery. Star. Laundry ROYAL LUNCH N. B.C. LB PKG 20c OFFICE HOURS HAMPTON TYRtrw CLIFFORD STREET e m p r e s s c r e a m s ^ a csirmer 50c Potatoes at all Horn’s Hampton Tel. 120 BE«£H Established 1896 CHOCOLATE PT?,.pokfast 25c Grilled Frankfurts Our Specialty Until 8 A. M. Telephone 8207 Telephone Exeter 231-W 19c 1 to 2 P. M. & 7 In 8 P. M. » Truck in Hampton and y A v NO MATTER WHAT YOU PAY______Hampton Beach Daily PAGE EIGHT precincts within the »«“ u 13 fx* It pays to advertise In tho Hamp. Seacoast Regional pectcd that topics concerning ton Beach Advocate Association Meets At Ilumpton and Seabrook beaches will lie of primary Interest. r e a d y t o d a y Seabrook For Reports Frank H. Randall of Portsmouth, president of the association, will The Most Sensational Of All Sales VOL. X The executive committee of the ,11,-oci the discussion. The host ------HAMPTON BEACH m Introducing New Hampshire Seacoast Regional members of the organization will New Hampshire Fire Ules Of S h ^ T ir^ r^ ~r-j-^ A -£.R1DAY- a u g u s t h, k k association will meet for the first serve a luncheon at the close of the A lc DRESS SALE Chiefs’ Association FREE To you time at Seabrook Beach on Friday business meeting. Enjoyed By Many Queen Shnwa? jVal |Majori<’r Favor Color" evening at the office of the Seabrook Hold Annual Meeting [>.....' " * ” -een Shows Close Scheme Of Band Associates. Thousands Seek Relief Beach-Vacationists VSea»7fn^ht Plain for further development of Urging the elimination or “boot­ ™e Cru'Scs crulhAK fA * ku. of Shoals I w o 111 Stand By Balloting the seacoast will he discussed and From Humid August leg fireworks" ns flie means of les- (Contlnued on Pago 4) ; ‘pc Ann st“rted this week lln The contest for the choice of a reports made by the representa­ Air At Local Beach ONE AT REGULAR PRICE Continued on page four , f-arnival queen i3 already undor- The modernists still lead in the band stand controversy that has tives of the 20 different towns and (Continued from Page 1) -way—a 8i&n that the end of the Ix-’ach season Is not far away been going on for several weeks. Votes pouring into the Chamber at the penny arcade, was overcome NEXT ONE FOR ■ P On Friday, September 11, the Makers of New England’s of Commerce office show that those by the heat Tuesday afternoon in queen will be crowned with tdabor- ■ INSURE Your favoring the riotious colors of the most famous ice cream ate ceremonies as the culminating Ills cage. Carried across the street h u n d r e d s o f t h e 1 band stand have a safe margin over tea lure of the annual Carnival Florida Property to the police station by two fellow MOST BEAUTIFUL & the more conservative vacationists workers. Patsy DePietro. 91 Chest­ Week. Those already in the contest d most talked with a MOST SUCCESSFUL ■ About 15no have already cast Tho Newest at nut street. Everett. Mass, and John *re Miss Annie Little of Hampton. their ballots on the subject. In tho’ id dining par- New Englfrd Company STYLES OF THE I Miss Pauline Whltehouse of Hav- of tea room ai Davis of Braintree. Mass., the middle of the week the count stood lor on the Bea ./or dcpetirla' ivsu ranee young man was revived by William Continued On Page Eight 59 in favor and 366 opposed. Elliot, the “singing cop”- SEASON m The pleasant atmosphere cre­ see Earlier that same afternoon Mrs. Noted Boxer Staying jo £52252522 ated by the surroundings is Ruby Paterson, the precinct nurse, SIZES, STYLES AND PATTERNS The distinctive — — The food was called to a cottage on J street At Beach While In The Penniman Agency To suit every woman delicious. to give first aid to a woman over­ Training For Fight Modern come by the heat. Ballroom JUNIOR’S MISSES’ And WOMEN’S Many persons are wondering & MADAME KAJMA Moonlight Cruises about the man heavily burdened Tap Class 5 North Beach Blvd. | (Continued from Page 1) with sweaters who is seen running Card up and down the beach every day. Casino Ballroom l Opp. Coast Guard | M i11 i