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USHERS ARE ENTERTAINED ANNUAL CAMP Aspires To The Assembly LOCAL YOUTHS AT 35th ANNUAL BANQUET OPENS TODAY ON SCIENCE TRIP PATHS TO A FULLER LIFE 66 th ANNUAL SERVICES TO WILL STUDY LIFE AT OKK-I GET UNDER WAY FINOKEE SWAMP. Largest Number of Guests Enjoy Skit By the Feels There Is a Definite Journey To An At­ Communion Service Tonight Will Thomas Reichelderfer, Richard “ Dionne Quintuplets” and a “ Womanless Be Followed By First Preaching . Crowell, Neptune Alumni, and tainable Goal—’Pleaches On Sixth Or Service Tomorrow. Drp. Rice, Melbourne Carriker, Beacliwood, Wedding”— Dickey and Moore Are Hon- Hughes, Truott Are Preachers. To leave for Georgia—Survey. Spiritua! Sense—Thank Offerings $1,600. Includes Mammals, Insects, Rep­ This evening-, the 66th annual tiles, etc. Campmecting services will open in Bishop H. Lester Smith, D. D. practice i.s wrong, “God’s gift Ocean Grove. The first service on Thomas Reichelderfer, of Ocean :LL. D., of Ci'ncinntti, the preacher to people to aid us in communica­ . - Finding something new to. en­ Nanetta Franz; Frank E. Agar, Jr., the program is the Sacrament of Grove; Melbourne R. Carriker, of tertain thcii guests is always ’a Albert. Abajian,. Miss .Margaret at the Sunday, services at the Audi-' tion with our surroundings are tho problem', but the Auditorum ushers Grimmer, Richard ,: M, Borden; the Lord’s Supper, at 7.30, in the Eeachwood; and Dick Crowell of toriurn, toid in the morning of the five senses.” again proved their.. versatility Elia? B. " Baker,’Jr., Miss Auditorium. Neptune,- members of the Cam]) journey, of life, toward a fixed goal, There is a sixth sense, the spiri­ ■Wednesday night , at the 36th an­ Frances Peelie, Jack . .Bali; : Mr; Tomorrow, the. preaching ser­ Burton Staff for this past' sum­ and/in the evening, gave his views tual one, and this, he agreed gives nua! banquet at the North End and Mrs. Paul Broome, Leo vices will open with Dr.. Mert S. mer, ..are going on a scientific ex­ hotel; A larger number' than over Brieriy, .Miss / Helen : Hepburn, on ‘-‘The .Innner Man," us the power to come into com­ enjoyed the. hospitality of the H. -Warren ■' Brown, - Miss Rice, of Detroit, again in the pul­ pedition into the Okefinokee Thank offering colicctions .on munication with Him. ushers; including- an exceptionally Ddris Martin, Mr; and-Mrs. Frank pit. Dr. Rice, who thrilled thous­ Swamp on.Monday, Aug, 26. The. No one sees all, hears ali, or HAYDN PROCTOR Sunday totaled ■ approximately fine- turkey dinner and good nat- P. Butcher, .Roland S. Blake, Mrs.- ands here with his mighty preach­ swambp lies between Georgia and $1600., ' . ' . knows ail, but,- the Bishop said, ured fun. R. G. '.Blake, W alter Carr, .Mrs! ing and his large supply of stories Florida. The expedition is under we use our senses unknowingly, Among the honored guests were Giara Carr, Mr, and Mrs. William The fact that we ave on a jour­ George H. Dickey, the first presi­ R. Cioughiy, Milton A. Condit; last year, will be the preacher the joint sponsorship, of -.the Ac­ ney, on our Way to a destination, is associating with people, with our dent, who served anti! 1913, and B. Miss Edith' Drake, Mr, and Mrs. every .morning at 10,30, until Sun­ PROCTOR SEEKS ademy of Natural Sciences, Pa., inescapable declared Bishop Smith, sixth sense cooperating with the ■G. Moore, who served from 1913 Robert W.. Courtney, Kenneth H, day, Sept 1. Tomorrow and Sunday and Monmouth Council, Boy. in opening the morning sermon. order to make our lives profitable to 1919. He was succeeded by Crevelirig, Miss Frances Darby Mr. evenings the evangelist will, be Scouts, “We are pilgrims. We have travel­ and good. Frank B. Smith, unavoidably ab­ and’ Mrs; - William Cowperth- Bishop Edwin H. Hughes," resident ASSEMBLY SEAT sent, who'in turn was succeeded by waite, Dr, and' Mrs. George 'The purpose of the expedition led a lorighvay from the beginning. “Environment is also God’s gift by the present incumbent, William H. Dickey,' Mr. and Mrs. bishop of the Washington Area. will be to collect fish, reptiles, But the most important thing isn’t to communication, and without the SON OF MR. AND-MRS./PHIN- E, Thomson. The other oficers are Holly : Decker; Miss Decker, Mr, On Monday, and until the close of amphibians, mammals, and invert­ how far we have travelled or how spiritual sense, no man is com­ Joseph H. Tweedy, vice-president; and Mrs. John U, Dixon, Ambrose the Camp, the preacher df the EAS PROCTOR* OCEAN GROVE ebrates found in that region, ;■ Ma­ high we have climbed, but that we plete.” It gives-us added personal­ William 0. Gray, treasurer, and A. Fentdh, Mr. and Mrs; William evening will be Dr. George W. terial will be used by the Philadel­ George C. Miller, secretary. J. Fulton, Frederick L. Bail, Jr., have travelled or climbed at all.” ity and the ability to choose right Truett, pastor of the First Baptist Dr. George W. Henson, presi­ Mr. and Mrs. Sari W. Height, Mr. phia. Academy of Natural Sciences /The. fact that \ye can hold our­ from wrong. Years are required to church, Dallas, Texas, Graduate of Neptune High School, and Rutgers University, Univer­ dent of the Ocean Grove Associ­ and Mrs.- William D; Hendrickson,, selves up for appraisal is a great guide us to its powers and it must ation delivered the < invocation. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Hoagknd, Besides these-services, the regu­ 32 Year-Old Attorney Seeks sity of Michigan, and jointly be­ thing about being men. If. we f.ace have conscious action. Following the dinner, the program Thomas Howell, Miss Marion Lind­ lar holiness meetings,, which have tween the 8oy Scout' Camp -and In the less civilized countries wari introduced by Wijlian; C. sey, Mtv and Mrs, - J.WesdsyJohn- Position Formerly Held By the facts concerning ourselves, we' been changed from 10 o’clock, to 9 Neptune High School. It. is to be Gray, beginning with several’songs- ston, John H, Kay, Miss Olive Judge J. Edward Knight, are well on the way to becoming, the people are handicapped by tho o.’clock, will be under the direction noted that very few people have by the quartette, J. Wesley Johns­ Roder, Homer D. Kresge, Jr. Miss better, selves.” We have both the limited types of education they re­ ton, Otto G; Stoll, Jr., Raymond Mildred Carl, John A. Lantry, Dr. of Di". Alfred Wagg, The afternoon Local interest in the primary ever been in the swamp, and very - ,.... , , •’ .. . ” : nower and the responsibility of ex- ceive and retain their original- Manley and John S, Yeo. A bur­ and Mrs. William F; Mae Lennan, .meetings, at 2.00, also i n . the election grows keener with the little is known about it. It is ex-W . . . ", ... ___ m eans . ... , . . amwing ourselves, felt- the preacn- of worship; reminded the lesque. of the famous quintuplettes Keneth W. Mac Whinncy, Xlilss announcement this .week that an­ was. presented by Samuel P. Yeo, June E. Thomson, Mr. and, Mrs. Tabernacle, will be for ministers pected that several fish and insects j : r : preacher. Professors in Chinese Pa;d Broome, Ambrose C. Miller, ■Raymond Manley, Mr. and Mrs. only. The Cainpmcetlrig evange-! other Neptune high school boy, new to .science.will be found. ■ Ier' . t „We know tliat there Universities are now teaching the iladyn Proctor, would seek the Re­ Wiliam J. Fulton and John U, Dix­ Girard Marshall, S ., Ruslihg Mac lists will address these meetings.; -, PreV,0US . f ,e'!tif,C e d i t i o n s ! l h kad. I cannot believe students that our religion teaches - on,--with George C. Miller acting Whinney, Miss Marjorie F. Tally The twilight Tabernacle meeting': publican nomination for state as­ ’I T ^ ^ o d tvoiild create without having people power and to actually serve the part of Dr. Dafoe. , Mr. and .Mrs. George W. Miller, will he discontinued, during Camp', semblyman, to succeed Judge J. the winter. This is the first to en-1 . Then . followed the Womahless Ambrose G. Miller,. Miss Ethel . • „ .. n b s mind a goal that is worth­ Jesus Christ. Meeting and , will be 'resumed on Edward Knight. ier during the summer months.! , .... ,, .. - , „ t wedding, with Walter D. Edowes Grimmer, '■■■', • -t» i, ,, while, Secondly, that goal can be “The recent and present' gen­ Monday, Stpetmber 2, continuing Proctor is the son of Mr. and While in the swamp tile members ,, , ... . ., - introducing the visiting guests , Louis.W. Nittinger, Mrs. Wm. F. ,,, , discovered, continued Bishop erations have.-, not been dynamic and the wedding: party. The Nittingei', Mr. and Mrs. - Mahlon until Saturday, September 7, under Mrs. Phineas Proctor, '29 New ol the expedition will camp out. .Smith, “We have been putting enr in their use of religion. The main parts were acted as follows: . W. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Howard the leadership of Dr. Samuel B. York avenue, Ocean Grove, and Tlie- Okefinokee Swamp was, in fault is the lack of intilljgent Bride, Holly H. Decker; Groom, B. ’Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. George phasis on activities rather, than on Goff. Dr, Goff during the Camp, now resides at 403 Third avenue, the days of the Confederacy,. a Mahlon W. Parsons; Bride’s father, H. Pigueron, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. ehaiactev, while the primary, goals understanding of the Bible.” Ho will hold daily me tings of ' the Bradley Beach. This is his first hide-out for Confederate deserters. Howard B, Peterson; Bride's Charles L. Poob. Mr. anti. Mrs. of life are really character goals,” suid that people should read it, mother, Sari Height; Bridesitlaid, Milton ■ Quinter, ' Mr. and Mrs. personal workers, at- 3 o’clock. bid for elective' office. It was also the last refuge of the teach it to the children, and they, John S. Y eo ; Best man, Charles E. Rutger B. Stirling, Mi-, and Mrs. The morning young People’s Graduating from Neptune high Seminole Indians outside of Flor­ Thirdly, there is-a passable road should conceive His instructions, Weaver; Minister, Walter Cnpr; Howard L. Smith,. Mr. and Mrs; meetings and the various added school in 1922, Proctor received ida. The Swamp is approximately froni where we are to what God love and. willingness to- help. . Guests attending the Wedding: Bleecker Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. wants us- to achieve, “Let God Mrs. Frank]in Delano Roosevelt, August G. Stoll, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday , meetings J will continue his bachelor’s degree at Lafayette 1,000 square miles in area, is com- We need some preaching from George H, Pigueron, Jr; Senator Otto G. Stoll, Sr., Mr. and - Mrs. daily until the close of the Camp, College and in 1929 graduated posed principally of small lakes point the road out and seek His the Bible, which is, to many people, Huey Long, Frederick M. Tflrhune; Otto Q. Stoll, . Jr., Mr.- and Mrs. every effort being, made, to . pre­ from university law schol. and marsh, dotted with small for­ guidance every, step of the way.” a closed book, he continued. “God Mr. William E. Thomson, Bleed­ Isaac. A. Stringfellpw, ■; G. ey serve and augment the religious In 1932 Proctor"’was appointed ested islands The fourth and last description ought to be our background ' fop- er Stirling; Mrs. William E. Stoll,- Miss Isabel Van Slyke, Paul police justice in Ocean Grove and- in Bishop Smith’s outline concern­ Thomson, August G. Stoll; 3, Strssburger, . Jr<, Miss Mary fervor surrounding Campmeeting Carriker was a member of the life.” the Bishop-suggested, and Governor Harold Hoffman, Warren Young, Frank B. Smith, Warren time. sewed a three-year, term. He is 1934-35 Ornithological expedition ed, “ How is God going to guide we should be guided by Him every Brown; Mrs. Harold Hoffmap, Al­ Smith .Richard D. Thomson, Miss president of the Bradley. Beach Re­ into, the jungles of Bolivia and is you and m e?” He answered, “God day. ' “ ; bert Abajian; Mr; Joseph H. June Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. “Barnabas”—Bible Lesson publican club, secretary of the Af­ a graduate of Toms River High has given me the power to find my When we look in the foreground^ Tweedy, I. Stringiellow; Mrs, Jos­ Frederick M. Terhune, Mr. and “Barnabas” is the Bible lesson filiated Young Men’s Republican; ScholoL Reichelderfer has been way, if I will be obedient, sensitive eph H. Tweedy, Louis W. Nittin- Mrs. Charles E. Weaver, William that is all we see; when we look at '•ger; Mr. Joseph A; Thoma, Ken­ A. Wagner, Jr.. Mbs^SMriey 'Ber­ for the coming Sunday. Text, “He club of Monmouth county, and tin? collecting agent for the Uni­ and loyal to His will, God expects trouble, that is all we see; but if neth W. MacWhinnay, Jr.; 'Mrs. man/Mr, and Mrs., Samuel P. Yeo,- was a good man and full of the treasurer, Monmouth Count}’; Bar versity of Michigan in the east for us to adopt the principles of His we should be guided as Moses was George C. Miller, Rutger B. Stirl­ Mf, and Mrs. John Sailer Yeo;. Mr. Holy Spirit and of Faith.” Acts, association; , • the Inst two years. Crowell has program as we proceed. The spir­ when “He endured because ho saw ing: Professional Soloist, Milton A, and Mrs. Harry E. Shenton. 11:24. Head Acts, 4:36-37; 11:19-30. Among fraternal organizations, been employed on the Camp Bur­ it, the attitude and the mood are Condit; Master of Ceremonies, Dr. George W.: Henson, Mrs. M. the invisible gate, “tragedy would W alter D. Eddowes. Armour, Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. At the Auditorium - Bible class, Proctor belongs to the;:./Masons, ton Boy Scout Camp Staff for the given us and we choose the bourse not be hard to face. He can do- Tho entertainment closed with .Wells; Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Wagg, which meets at 2.30 with Dr, Fran- Elks and ■ Asbury ' Park Kiwanis last five summers; /Reichelderfer which we Shall bear these over to anything if we allow ourselves to remarks by the president of the Judge and Mrs. Harold B. Wells, Harvey Green, the .lesson will be club; He-is a member of St. Paul’s; and Crowel; are graduates of Nep­ the. goal.” , be guided by his presence.” ushers and benediction by Dr. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Moore, Mr.. and read by Ralph Wiggin. M. E. church, Ocean Grove. tune High School. Carriker and ■ “’God has made you responsible .Robert C. Wells, : Clarence Kohl- Mrs, William 3. Cbuse, Dr. J. Ed­ The innermost man of people is rnann and Mrs. Walter P. Edowes gar Washabaugb,' Miss • Elizabeth The Assembly Bible class,- meet­ Reichelderfer intend to enter Rut­ to reason out your own problems usually for below that which Jesus ing at St. Paul’s church at’ 9.30, Optometrist-Optician. gers University in the fall to fur­ were accompanists for the music Washabaugh, Mr. and Mrs. W. Holt Don’t neglect your eyes. under the guidance of His spirit, Christ wants-it to be. “‘Live lives and songs.- Agpar, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. will be taught by Frank Dippel, of Dr. Joseph F. Heine. - ther their studies in the Natural arid he expects you to do it.” of uttermost Joy,” said Bishop Among those in attendance Thoma, Clnrciicc Kohlmann, Miss Philadelphia. 618 Cookmaxi A ve., A. P. T el. 154 Sciences. The anthem by the choir at this were: Mr, and Mrs. William E. Elizabeth Sailer, Mr. and Mrs. S m ith , and “live a more abundant Thomson, Mr.- and Mrs. Joseph H, Jacob C , Glockler, Mr. and Mrs. service was “Rock of Ages." life. Too many men are like a tree Tweedy, Mr, a n d -Mrs. William .Cl Walter D. Eddowes, Miss Audrey planted in a container and _ Evening Sermon. Miller, - Mr. and Mrs. August G. Obermsn, Miss Eleanor Blakeman, enough for existence with a tri: Stoll, Frank H. Avcrid, Miss M. J. Miss Rena Gracey, Mr. and Mrs. DR. CHARLES M. BOSWELL IS EULOGIZED Dr. Smith, 'chose for the topic more. Their expanse is stunted, Pepper, A rthur C. Abbott, Miss Homer D. Kresge, of his evening sermon, “The'Inner t Bishop Smiths’ idea on life is Man” and “The Oriental Views of live freely, with more religion, he AT MEMORIAL SERVICE IN THE TEMPLE Religion.” Ephesians, 3:16, “That ing better views on life, and V PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN he would grant for, according to. ing led more by the sixth sense. the ■ ..riches of - his glory, to bo Beach Meting Program Includes .MARKET RECOVERS CASH - Flowers in the baskets and fro strengthened with might by. his of the altar were given in lriei Wreath Placing. THROUGH LADY’S HONESTY Young People, Many Friends of the Late President Gather To Pay spirit in the inner man.” : pry of a former usher, George vi’he Beach Meeting service Sun­ Again, an outstanding ex­ Tribute— William E. Thomson, a Friend For Many Years, Gives . “The beginning of religion is Goodrich, by h is wife and Jam emplification of honesty has man’s approach to .the spirit of day evening at 6 o’clock will be been observed in Ocean Grove.- K. Smith. attended by the children from the This week, a resident on Principal Address. - .______. God,” said Bishop. Smith. He de­ Walter D. Eddowes led t meeting led by Mrs. Leo. Virginia Broadway found-an envelope clared that too many people use hyipns with Clarence Kohlma: Manley will sing a solo und the containing $30 near her home,: To my personal friend, Dr. was most closely related to the tbeir religion selfishly, and this: presiding at the organ. She promptly turned the find Tribute was paid to the late Dr. children will render a group selec­ Charles M. Boswell Tuesday morn­ Charles M. Boswell,. I wish to pay community/whose fame has reach­ over to the police department. this, tribute and 1 am positive ail ed to the- ends of .the earth and tion. Members of the'Auditorium William A. Bone, employee, of ing at the Young People’s meet­ the real lovers of Ocean Grove will the place which he so dearly loved, COMMITTEE TO VISIT' HERE tunnmnnnumnmmmnnnraunui " bhoir, led by Walter Eddowes, will a market in Bradley Beach, ing, which was designated as a join with me heartily. Ocean Grove. take part. There will be a brief later' identified the money as special memorial service to the NEPTUNE PISTOL TEAM, that which he had lost while The'eareer now ended was not As President Three Brethren Ministers Will Spy object talk on The Lord’s Prayer, former president of the Associa­ only long, but it was noted. I might taking it to the bank.Identifi- Dr. Boswell brought to the of­ Out The Land IVINS BRONZE PLAQUE especially for the young folks, who cation was made by means of tion.' A large picture of Dr. Bos­ at this time: consider, that career-in a general way, but it- would seem fice . as President of the Ocean The committee of the Church of will receive souvenir hook marks. the envelope. i well, impressively framed and il­ to be more: fitting for us amid our Grove Camp Meeting Asoeiation, the Brethren, which met in. Wash­ Competing against the best Principal speaker will be Dr. Rob­ luminated, together with a beau­ present surroundings, - dear old every ripcessary qualification. We ington, D, G. Iasi Friday to set s police • pistol teams ■ in the ert C. Welts. tiful bouquet of flowers, adorned Ocean. Grove, the place he loved so think of his fine-physique. He had country, Neptune township’s Birth'day Sl|rty For Robby Stirling the powers of endurance; iand the date for the annual conference in At the close of the service, all the platform of the young people’s well, to view more particularly the police quartette won a bronze will be invited' to join in-a march latter part of his life. Others will ablity to stand :'the- strain that ne­ June, appointed » subcommittee to Master Robert Stirling, son of Temple. cessarily accompanied his position. ; plaque trophy for 15th posit­ to the Auditorium, led by Mr. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Rutger Stirling, 113 take it up in its different parts; visit Ocean Grove this week to de­ The service opened with a stir­ his ministerial life, his-church af­ To his physicaiqualificatibns there ion in the fourth international ■ dowea and assisting instrumental­ Inskip avenue, gathered his little termine the suitability of this ring prayer, delivered by Dr. filiations, his great service to the were added- deep spiritual experi­ police pistol tournament; ai ists, A group of children will car­ playmates together for a grand Methodist Episcopal. Hospital in ence and high personal' spiritual place as the scene of conference. celebration Friday afternoon, Aug­ George W. Henson, who has suc­ Teaneck last Saturday, There ry .a w reath which wii! be placed Philadelphia, and. dwell upon them attainment. He also brought to Township • Committeeman Ralph ust 16, in honor of his second birth­ ceeded Dr. Boswell as president of were 71 competing teams and on the Auditorium platform in for months and years to -come. this work l rare i- .mental abili­ W. Johnson attended the meeting day. His mother actel as hostess. the Association. The congrega­ ty;;; a mine th a t could 600 individual contestants;' memory of Dr. Boswell. Everyone Besides Robert,' the children pres­ The family phase will be rehearsed to present the merits of Ocean tion of over 1,000 people , sang by that sacred circle within which grasp comprehensive -and .pro* The New York City police' is invited by leader Bleecker Stirl­ ent were Janet Stoli, Lee Kirkpat­ found truths, - and could solve Grove. rick, Jr.; Doris Trout, Gienson under the direction of Walter D, one not belonging to it would' hard- won first place, with a score ing to participate in this unusually iy dare to enter — much less linger difficult questions and problems. The committee appointed to vis­ Trout, Jr., and Clifford Trout. Eddowes, and William E. Thomson, of 1112, Neptune TownshipV full service. • now. As a wonderful citizen, this And we all know that.he possessed it the Grove consists of Rev. M. C. The hostess was assisted in en­ in a memorial address, praised Dr. a. marvelous administrative ability, score was 1062. The members tertaining the children by Robert’e will be considered by the various Swigart, of Philadelphia; Rev, H. Boswell-for his many merits as a communities in . which he' lived arid: fill: Isis • strength and power of the team arid their individu­ Two Removal Cases grandmother, Mrs’, Bleecker Stir­ were employed in the protection K. Ober, of Elizabethtown,- Pa.; ling, and Mrs. Gienson / Trout and minister,, aministrator and friend. from time to time during-the years al scores were: Joseph War­ The Ocean Grove first aid squad of. his active life. They, will Xthink and development of Ocean Grove. and Rev. M. D, Cool, of Ridge- had two calls on Wednesday, the Mrs. Edna Stoll. Game:! and re­ Dr, Robert C. Wells, leader of the He .would always stand for: the ded, 242; H arry Low, ' 271; freshments featured the after­ how he lived among .them.'. They water, Va. first being to remove Mrs. Berl- service, gave appropriate closing will think of’the words . lio' Jittered right and for the truth, and there Walter Bangert, . 266; James noon’s entertainment. seemed io be now power th at could ingame from the Young people’s remarks. Mrs. Blance . Stoney and the -dee*: he performed;.. His South End Program O'Rourke, 273. ;. . '/:, ; Johnston rendered a solo. ministerial life' will be considered move him. . TempU to the Spray Viewt Hotel, Arc You Deafened? particularly. at the PMlad^pWa Dr. Boswell first visited Ocean The South End ■ quartet and • a in the morning, and the second, Expert analysis of your hearing Attfending the service were Dr. Conference, where they-,will .'-recite Grove during the summer of 1888 visiting mixed quartet will sing at shortly after niior, to take Mrs. problems. Also-free demonstration Boswell's sister,. Mrs. Mary Ar­ the story of his pulpit arid pas­ and preached his first sermon dur­ Sunday afternoon’s meeting at the Tabernacle Anniversary - - of Sonqtone Scientific Hearing mour; his daughter, Mra. Frank toral work. Men will .tell- how;, he ing, the Carrie Meeting services, He LeCompte, 78 Benson avenue, to preached nt the afternoon service South End pavilion.at four o’clock,1 This .morning was the 68th an-,. ' Aids by laboratory trained con­ Schofield; und his granddaughters, ministered.in the homes of people, Fitkin hospital. . ■ how he aided in every charitable on ■ August 20th, and selected or Dr. Henson will speak- Dr. Wagg niversary of the Tabernacle/ TuesV t sultant Thursday, August 29, a t C. Misses Frances and' Katherine American Barber Shop. F. Drake, 404 Cookman avenue, A, work and educational . movement his text, “Job, the jperfect man.” It will be. in charge. The test South day, Hyde Memorial Day, Dr. Heia-,. P.—34» . . - : - - Schofield. and how he promoted in every way was most interesting to hear him End meeting- of , the season will be 62' Main , Avenue, Ocean Grove. describe his ,feelings. Ho said, “I son was'; speaker' tit the HolineS3.; —10 Adv. tf ■ ■ . : In his address, Mr. ‘Thomson, the interests of the chuwlv .and New Hair Cut Price 35e. was a young preacher, so nervous held cn September 1, , meeting. Dri ^VHred.YVoigg biTead?/ ; who was • ►!'.

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McCauley, mus, -H. H. Wagner, Brooklyn; Ray McCauley, . Cohoes,' .. N. Isabel C. Richardson, Margaret Clark, Brooklyn, Nellie Snyddr,' Esther Rudy, York; Y.; Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Roppald, Riordou, Union City; Rcmsen J, Hamilton Cottage—E. C. Keesee, Mr. and Mrs. August .Menken, New Relay, Bid,;. Mt'. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson, Nesir York City; Mgry C. Baltimore; Douglass Scott. George York City; Miss Edna A. Breden, .Judson, R. -VV. and A. K. Judson, Mefder, East Orange; Blr. and Ellis, Ruth- Wagner, Sirs. .. Eliza­ Brooklyn; Dr. and .Mrs. L. A, Newark; Mr. and -Mrs. Fi A- Mra. A. Sander, Bronx:' Elznbeth, beth Wagner,-.Yew'York City;. Sirs. Cobbs,. Salem,. 0.; Mrs, .F.. Hun-' Shone,Eleanor, Shone, -Elizabeth Johnston,-Mrs. I,. A. Johnston, Samuel 'Mac Dougall, prang-e; ocbs, Larehmont. N, Y.; Jfrs.L .B . Wall, Scranton; William E. Arm­ G rove City, Pa. Mrs. Henry ,1. liriglithian, East Hutchings, Bliss JIary A. Hutch­ strong, Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs.- Orange; -K. L .. llutlaud, Oradell; ings, Newark; Mr. and M vs. Will­ Frank D. Wyman, Pearl River;- Sinclair .Soons, New Hampton, :N. iam Beck. YohkeVs; Mabel ,T\ An­ Elizabeth Maxwell,' Mrs. Daniel S. Y.; Arthur W. Wall. Mildred Z. drews. New York City: Mar.v I'. OUT GOES STOMACH Phelp, Miss Catherine Maxwell, Gugs, Ursula llusc. Mix* Margaret- Bowd, York. Pii.; Miss 31. Stettlei-, Daniel S. Culp, Nancy’ Ann Culp,’. Towefs. .Dorothy A. TuAvurs, Mrs. Chatham, N. J. Chambersburg, Pa.; Clinton. Noy- OAS AND ACIDITY M. Crozier, Miss V. ‘Crazier, Sirs, Aurora—EJsie Krumwicdu. New­ hart, John P. Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Here’s the new. way to be rid ol J. - Seott, Gertrude and Peggy Emerson C, Neyhart and children, bothersome stomach troubles and nut Job Printing Scott, New -York; Miss R. Menzel, ark; Lillian. M. Furman, Union;, your stomach in such fine shape tlthat Miss H. E. Road, Mendlam, N. J.; Plymouth, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. New York; Mr. and Mrs, B. W. F. Frank W. Ashton, Philadelphia. you can digest the heartiest meal with­ Hampton. Philadelphia. -Vlis. K. C. Keteham, Morristown; out discomfort. W hat Y ou W ant •• Probably you have heard this gone Aberdeen—Antonia Vrovver, •Mrs. Leon Nesensohn, Mrs. James Allenhursi—Mr. and Blrs. Alwyn H. Jameson, Glen Ridge; Frank Bauder, Dorothy Bauder, Johnston, news—timt the makers o£ the fampui Fairiawn; June Bogert, Vivian Bo-; Scotts Emulsion ave ottering to the gurt, William Bogert, Mrs. G. W. E. Agar, Sr., and Jr., Rhse Agar; N. Y.; F. C. Bcriz, Brooklyn; Rl A. public thru drugstores pleasont tablets How You W ant It Boxall, Montclair; Eugene Coriell, Betty Lee Agar, Spgrsdalc; Will­ Genner, Gertrude Bl: McKenzie, called KIMOIDS which swiltly do iam A. 'Simpson'. Pittsburgh; • Mr. Yalesvilie, Conn.; Bayard F. La. away with stomach acidity, gas, E. S. TrohoSbam, New Brunswick; and Mrs. Samuel S. .Hill, Nutley; j Force,'.- Winifred L. Bloy, Hillside; heartburn and stomach paigp and W hen You W ant It Mrs. Jennie Brower, Sir. and Mrs. iir.' anil Blrs. Kenneth HI Thomp- Charles W. Hammond, Baltimore; misery,: ■ .... F. L, Bogert, J.L Lutz and Jane son, Ridgefield Park; Blr. and Mrs.-,-Edwin Romer, Bit's.: Romer, Brook- And the price of these precious Brower,;. Sir. and Sirs.. F. Bird, R. R. Ruddock, Englewood: Wilma lyn; Blr. and Mrs. Charles S, Ham- .KIBIOID tablets is only 25 cents for Clifton; Mr. and Sirs; Connor and 35.' Lenehs, East Orange; MV. and mond, Baltimore; Robert Lumnvis. a generouB sized bottle. They quickly Foi anything in the line of printing come to us and we will family; Bronx; ..Robert S. Ander­ dissolve on the .tongue and speedily 31rs. Henry Booth, Orange; Janet Ilernafdsvtlle; Blr. and Mrs, Robert your stomach distress vanishes—tok* son, Summit; Sir. and Sirs. A. Van Sharp,- William" Campbell, Yon- i w . Phelps, Forest, Hill,’ Md.; Mrs. them regularly and you will soon ty guarantee you satisfactory work at • y Gytcnbeek, East Paterson; Donald hers; Sirs. Isabelle Deane,. Hollis,, C. J. Wilson, Brooklyn; Donald rid of dyspepsia and indigestion. Pierson, Short Hills; ' Sirs, \V. L. 1.; Mr; and MrsLAnhie M. Klee, j Ludlow, -Bill Lamont, Bernards- prices that are right Moore and daughters, Boon ton; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Yeager, Sou.th villa; C: F. Blartin, Miss Emily H. Mrs. Emily- Kroll, Dorothy Kroll; Montclair. Blartin, Woodbury, Conn.; Lillian : Passaic; Isabelle Gobdijne, Janet CLEAN AND WELL J Cheltenham—Miss 31 ay Strauch, Richards, Florence McKenzie, Letterheads N. Butler, Washington, D. C,; Jen­ Yalesvilie, Conn.; J. H. Salmon, Post Cards nie and Grace M. Keeler, Richmond Westfield; Anne .de Old, Little SCREENED ANTHRACITE S Falls; 'Anna Merz, Bronx;' dames Summit; Alice Ayres, - East Hill. Orange; Ethel Lester, Nutley; Mr. E n v e l o p e s D ance O rders Troy',-Place—Miss Addle Smith, Whitelaw, Paterson; Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs. R. E. Nicolai, Bronx; J. Brooklyn; Sirs. C. Brant, son and B. Struck, West Paterson;. Mrs. Annie Kallmaii, ML Vernon, N. Y.; A. Mullilney and family, Schenec­ daughter, Philadelphia; Mr. and tady; Mrs. W. M. Dyatt, Mahonpy C O A L I# B i l l h e a d s O ffice Form s Myrtle J. Mac Kendrick, Cathedral' Mrs. G. L. Trottier, St. Albans, City, Pa. , . • ' ' L. I.; Laurg B. Clark, Sussex; Mr. Mansions, Pa,; Mr. and. Mr.< II. t and Mrs. E. M. Ross, Wilmington: North; .Evelyn North,. Passaic; . Roosevelt—Mr. and. Blrs. John Hoffmann Coal C o.: Business C ards F o l d e r s Sir, and Sirs, H. Si Painter, Somer­ Joseph J. Nickel, Newark; Ger­ M. May, Ramsey, N. J.; Jessie W, trude M, Bullock, New-York; Mrs. Pangborn, Lewisburg, Pa.; Mr. and ville;. Mrs. H. A. Read, Suceasun- | Yard, Fifth Ave. and Railroad J B l o t t e r s ’ P r o g r a m s na; Mrs. Vinnic B. Holmes, Mrs. S. F. Case and daughter; Flemtng- Mrs. H. iColl, Blrs. Della' Blanken- Frederick Hayner, Troy, N. Y.; ton;’ B. J. Tibbets, New York City; burg, Reading'; Mrs. Anna Miller, £ Telephone Asbury Park 5267 • Mrs. Alfred W.. Sloggatt, Brook­ -Mrs. C, McCleland arid/daughter, Reading; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hop- Invitations L a b e l s lyn; Miss K. Martin, New. York- Pittsburgh; James Lyons,- Mrs. lcins, Goshen, N. Y.; Mrs. Wilbur City; Mrs. and Mrs. L. Ferry Lyons, Wilkinsburg, Pa.; Eunice Chaffee, Brooklyn;. Miss Clen Brooklyn;- James L. Howard, Woolley, Maplewood; George Holliday, Eugene Portes, St. Louis, Circular L etters H and Bills Paterson; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ber­ Stewart, Ossining; Blrs. Margaret Mo.; Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Whitlock, nard, Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. Bcrmbre, Miss Eleanor Bermore, Pittsburgh; Mrs. H. Marina, Pater­ Announcem ents Posters ■ v: A. 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Among the Motel* .■ Anna- Hogan, Margaret Ilogan, I Mrs, II. C. Smith, Ttulli, Dorothv and Mrs. S. G. Eareckson, Wash* Ralph J. Critdni, PoughkeejBio; nnd Margaret Smith, Durham, N. li'gtmi! Miss Iiiilu M. Hunt, An'-. Sterling—Mr. and Mrs. David J. Ana Wcstcrgras, Llewellyn Park C.j Mrs. Cohoa arid daughter, Cox- impoliH, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. R. C, New YorK TH AN K YOU j Wicgner, Aller.iown, Pu.j Jennie M. Amy G, Quealy and daughter, nckie, N. Y.j Mies E. Hurtci, Miss Erwa.v, lliivcnnn, Ohio; Mr, and Banfilgthwalghte, Miss Regina Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. F. Gtmtnf- E, Jnerg, Now York; Mrs. M. Mrs. John W, Cliii, Miss Cliorlotte, OR N E W A R K Pallegririn, New York i May Mac son, Hartford, Conn.; Mrs. Rena Sclioiike, Unltlwore; Mr. and Mrs. Gill, Hazleton, Pa.| Mr, ami Jfrs. 1 CALL AGAINI JDowel!, Mt.' Vernon,- N Y,;. Mrs. Maurer, Misa Edita Maurer, Wilkes A. B, Tomlinson; Mi's. E. Ii, Tom- W Gray, Albert Mlclinols. Phila­ $ J . 0 0 Round Trip EHzabetli Marah, Stamford, Conn.; Bni’re f Mr. nnd. Mra. J. C. Wenck, iiinson, Morristown; Mr. and Mrs. delphia; Miss E. Gill, Miss II, llSn- A HANDY DIRECTORY FOE OUR READERS I Mra. C...F. Meyor, Syracuse,. N. Y.j Bethlehem, Pa.; Mrs. G. .Hamil­ L .. Matthews nnd diuigltter, Hav- kels, trVriglon; Miss (!. Rohlnnn, ■ ■■■■ ■' 1 ton. Hawthorhe; Frances R, New­ onne; Mrs: R. M. Grace, Anne M- Miss M. Dni'kclm, Unmsey: Rev. I laiiiiiliiBijiiiiiiaiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitixtiiiiiiaiiiiiBnaitiitBiiaKiiiiiianitiiiiviiiiiitisti'kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKtiaitirrsirfiifiiiiiiijiiiiiian. Mrs. J. King, Mrs, J, Hulsebas, Paterson;- Mrs.' John F. Niebcclir, el!, Carolyn E. Armstrong, Tren­ lloilly, New York City; Mrs. Nellie and Ulrs.' Snmuel Hill, liom tr City, j SUNDAY, AUGUST 25 Irvington; Mr. and Mrs. W. Izzard, ton; Miss Florence Jeffers, Jer­ Chamberlain;. Phobe .Ghamliertriin, Pu.j Alias M. Hiibig, Queens Vill­ Lv. Ocean Giove-Asbury Park •BUSINESS DIRECTORY Miv and Mrs, J, Schwartz,-Kearny. sey City; Mrs. Paul C. Townsend, Mildred' Wuish, Morris . Plains; age, N; V,; .Miss Grace -DuBoii!, .7.30 A. M. . •: Sedcroft—-Drusilla Taggart and Marie L. Townsend; Woodhaven; Ethel Cosgrove, S. H, . Cosgrove, West Orange; Ada J. Breniilior, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 OPENSHAW’S NEWS SHOPPE Margie Hilliard, Atlantic City; Charlotte G. Williams,jBloomfietd;' Joan Cosgrove, Closter, N. J.; Miss Miss: Louise . Miner, Syracuse; Lv: Ocean Grove-Asbury Park Specializing in Gibson Art Lines Elizabeth Smith, Dorothy Hals- Elsie B. Watson, New York; Mi's. Clarri Ilellmuth, Miss;Louise Ilell- Charles W. Itice, Mi's. Tiagnell, . 7.40 A. M, L. SNIDER neck, Mr. and Mrs.. George Minseh- Robert V, Smith, Miss; Elsie I. muth, Brooklyn; Wi G, Siicosu MiSS Bngncli, - Flushing, - N. .: Y,j Standard Time Shown—add ono of Finest GREETING CARDS . ' NEWSPAPERS . wanev, George, Jr., Mrs, E. Hals- Smith, Nazareth; Pike; Mr, and Washing ton, D, C.; Dorothy.’ anil John A. Martinson, Miss Ella Mar­ hour for Daylight Time. Mrs, E. Wilson, Bethlehem ,'Pu. Marion Haon, New-York; Mrs'. J.j Moderately Priced and' SERVICE ALL YEAS neck, Trenton; D .'S.- Scbanb,: b'y- tinson, Miss Ida Va Wyck, Pough­ Returning tickets good or. any BREYER’S ICE CREAM 53 Main Avonue, Tel. 5283 ock;' Mrs. James B. O'Brien, Ny- "• Spray: View—-Mr.: and Mrs. Ray­ E. De Grnaf,-W est Sandlake, N, keepsie; Florence' Thompson, New Jersey Centra! train, except mond A rlt arid children,Allendale; Y.; Mias, Effie. Dbveraux,. East Youngstown, Ohio.' , - j the Blue Comet, ori-date of safe. 60 Main avenue, Ocean Grovo Ocean: Grove's Original Carrier ack;' Mrs, E. Hogerty, New York; Shmlnpk, N .'Y .' y .j : . Telephone 318 Hugh McSeachie, Mrs. M. T. Me Hilda C. Heidrick, New York City; Whitfield—E. H. Novnck, Irving-1 Consult ticket agents for leaving Seacbie, Paterson; Florence • He J. M. I-lourican, M. Houficnn, Bay­ While Hall—Mr. arid Mrs. A.j ton; Mr. anil Mrs. J. WL CovCrt, j time’s from stations -not shown in Templeton, Brooklyn; Dorothy. M. onne, Rev. arid Mrs.. Joseph Schu­ Hasbrouck, Jr., and daughter. Ora- TreritOn; Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker, this advertisement, and additional Silcox, .Gertrude' IL Hutchinson, bert, Downington, Pa.; Bella O. dell; Donald G. Smith, Lottip EL Pieasan.tville; Mr arid Mrs. E. II. information. G C, PRIDHAM & BRO. Griffith, Philadelphia; Mr. and Smith, East Orange; Mr, and Mrs. There will be a special after- Tilton’s City D airy Trenton; J. W. Kanszman, Betty Schmidt, Grnntwood; Marian E.l Ihentre train on Wednesday, rastenrlzed Milk nnd Croaifl A, Hodden, East Orange; James Mrs. Charles W.,Gain, Harrisburg; Robert JIailland, Hawthorne; Mr. Wolf, Princeton; Mrs. ft. T. Clay-1 PRACTICALPAINTERS Mrs. L. -Stickler, Florence Stickler, and Mrs. Alex Morton, Pompton August 28, leaving New York. Lib­ BUTTEBMILK AND CEBTIFIKD 0, Smeaton and family, Newark; ton, Jaio'eslmrg; Mr. ami Mrs. J. [ erty Street. 10.50 p. m., Newark, M IL K x ■ : PAPER HANGERS A. Stucky, M. Stucky, Woodhaven; Rutherford; Grace Moore, New Lakes; Mrs. Ray Sanford, Pcquan- S. Ardern, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Distributors for "Wallier-Goraon York; Preston , A. Farley; Calif on; inock; John M. Albert, Philadei- Broad Street, 10.48 p. sa , for sta­ , Products . . 71 Broadway, Ocean Grove, N S. Rev. and Mrs.' J. L. Carr, Honey W. L. Piatt, Ridgewood; Minnie V. tions Perth Amboy to Point Plea - 805 Second Ayenue, Asbury Pnrk Brook, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Barry and sou |phia; Mr, nnd Mi;s. John' Thomp- Tit-low, Fairview .Village, Pa.; Mrs. Phone 1677 East- Orange; Dr. and Mrs. C. T. :son,Frankford; Mr. an;! Mrs. Harry ant inclusive. This special train . Chalfontc—Lizzie Korb, Anna G. J. T, Bast, Schuylkill Haven, Pa.; provides an opportunity to attend Lugan; 'John' Lugan; Lambertville; 1 Field, Tacony; Miss Alice Lribeck, J. Harold Wolf, Mt. Carmel, Pa-t Korb,' Germantown; Elizabeth H. Mrs'. R. B. Groves, East Orange; iPaterson; 'Mrs. Herman Vander- the theatre. gDMUND L. THOMPSON Janne, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. •Dr! J. Henry Plinchcllff. and fam­ Ruth Welty, Washington, D .. C.; Uvart, Herman ' Vanderwnrt, Jr., ily, Philadelphia; Mr, arid- Mrs. T. Ellen H. Clive Robert A. Orr, ;:Westwood; Mrs! Mr.' and Mrs.'Charles Grassman, ‘Hackensack; Mr. and Mrs. G. Long, Exterior and Interior ; Floreiice Messersmith, New York S. -Minary, Lock. Haven, Pa.; -My-- Trading aa T>. C. C overt A genej Ernest Grassman; Baltimore; An­ Mrs. Jacob Israel, Mr, and Mrs. ron L. Barnhart, Williamsport, Pairitmg;' : City; . Margaret Thurston. King­ nette Mac.Kay, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. G, Lanster, Hawthorne; Mr. arid Insurance and Real Estate Estimates Furnished ston; Ida Kisby Coles,.Woodstown; Pa.: Katherine B. Place, Norris­ D. Mae -Kay and children, West Mrs. C. W. Lanster, Paterson; Mr, town, Pa.; William Norton, Jack­ Ocean Grove and Aflbury Park 98 Cookman Ave,, Ocean Grove Minnie R. O’Hara, Trenton; James Orange. . • and Mrs. E. F. Brunt and daughter, Phone Aebuty Park 4038.R, D. Bryden, 3rd., Rev. and Mrs.. J. son Heights; Mr. and Mrs, D. L. . ■ Telephones *608 and 846 ■ Highland—Frances: E.' Peck, Jen - Hackensack; Mrs. Carrie E, Kint- L. : Bates, Middleton, N. ■ Y.; A. D. Bryden'Sr., Rev. J. D. Bryden, ner, Trenton; Mrs. Gertrude Jr., Mrs. Olive K, Bryden, Way- nic V. Peek, P o rt: Jervis,. N. Y.j Boyiis, George B,. Boylis, Brook- Fred Clare Baldwin, Jessie B. Brown; Jersey City;'M r.-and Mrs; lyn; .Mr, and Mrs. Thomas R. mart and Kngston,. Pa.; Mr. end Leland H, De Graaf, Miss Ruth Mrs. H. 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Carey, Marguerite , T, Bye, Mr. and OCEAN GROVE and Mrs. Robert Scott; Brooklyn; Van Cottage - Mi and Mrs. F. Margate; Rov. and Mrs. SL W. Mrs, Boyd arid son, Germantown; BURTIS' FUNERAL CHAPEL Mrs. Clara Allen, East Orange; . . AIRS. R E EV ES’ ' ■ T Truscott, Wilkes Bnvre, Pa,; Speer, Mrs. James Roseborough, Mrs, F. C. Grt and daughter, Distinctive Funeral ServicB Mary Hughes, Annie Hughes, Pa.; Mrs. Carl Swenson and daughter, Canajoharie; Edith A. Thurlow, Chatham; Vyola D. Wright, Ethel BEAUTY. PARLOR: Mrs. Rose Fernandes, Albert and Brooklyn;’. Roland G. Johnson, East Orange; Miss C- V. Horton, de P. Wright, Glen Rock; Mrs, M. ! 113 M T. H ER M O N 1VAX Sinss 1888 Jean Fernandes, Teancek; AV. West Hereford, Pa.; 0, H. Latshaw, Jersey. City; Miss Virginia -Dis- Torke, Miss, Laura Torke, New Catley & Williams, Proprietors MODERN EQUIPMENT AND endorf, Jersey City; Mrs. Daisy R. Bcch'telsville.Pa.; ■ Mr.. and Mrs. O. brow, North Plainfield; Hamilton York City; Mrs. .J. Dossing, East. experienced OPERATORS 517 BANGS AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Millison, C. Virginia Miliison, Val­ MILK, CREAM AND 36c. or 3 fo r 81.00 H. Stewart, Brooklyn; Mr, and T, Disbrow, Chatham; Mr. arid Orange; Mrs. Lewis Saiken,'-Paw­ P erm a n en ts $3 50 an d 85.00 TelBphona 6137 ley Stream. Mrs. Robert P. Raymond, Ridge­ Mrs;-W. E. Thompson, Baltimore; ling, N. J,; A. D, Baker, New BUTTER MILK Phono 5808 • . Park View—Anne C. Heidel, wood; Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Heii and Mrs, J. M.. Thompson, Upperco, Y'ork; Mr. and Mrs. George Ditt- I-’rom Monmouth County Farms Navesinkj Alice T. Craig, Rahway;- family, Robert Heil, Scranton; Mr. Md.; E. Porter, Santa Monica, Cal.;. man, Brooklyn; Mr. . nnd Mrs. Phone 1970 Mr. arid Mrs. N. Green, Poughkeep­ and Mrs. Lewis I. Rahn , Potts- Margaret -Stewart, Mt, Vernon; Charles M. Foote, Mt. Vernon, N. Miss Alma Vogt, Saginaw, MicH, . 142 Lawrence Avcnue, Ocean Grove 2iiMmmiMi.iiMi.imi.imi.iminmmi.il. . sie; Marjorie R, Freeman, Rah­ fown; Mr. and-Mrs. C, L. Waddirig- Y.; George K. Scratehley, Mqrris- way; Kathryne Short, Brooklyn; ton, New Cas.tle; Mr. an5 I Batteries. Wliool Alignment . Telephona A. P. 2778 ( SKOOTER | U. S. L. -1®" jirittcry Service. General Ante Kept-irs. garet McNull, Arlington; Sara ite JaUss,'Harrisburg; Miss Theo­ Lennox, Jamaica; -Miss M, Lamont, 79 South Main Street . •______' Etta ftaybert, Plainfield; Miss dore F. Allen, Brooklyn; Virginia Lynbrook, N. Y. Miss A. -M. Frut- g Drive Your Own Power Boat | Doris Maj Jenno.11, A, May. Jer- Blair, Philadelphia; James M. Hes- ” on a Half-Mile Course, ^ ig, Miss A. B. Scheiver, Mt. Vern- i 20c,one in boaL 30c. for two, | "COAL- meri, Riverton; Rev. and. Mrs. F. ser, Staunton, Va.; Elizabeth Hes- on, N. Y.; Mrs. Mae DuBois, East: AND WOOD . H. Neal, Middletown, N. Y.; Will-; ser, Baltimore; Rev. and Mrs. C. Orange; Rev. and Mrs, E; II. Ham­ I 40c. for three f prd M, Neal, Miss Grace L. ’Meal, M, Hesser, Roanoke, Va. mond, Friendship, N, T.; Mss Ida I Wesley Lake and Ocean 3 | Avcnue, Asbury Park. | Beacon. X '/ . " , Majestic—Ethel Schaake, Mi L:u Gray, Brooklyn; Mrs. C. W. Joh nson Goal and Supply Go. Yawman and mother,.Newark; Mr. COLONIAL COAL _ . . St. George—Kevin Bogan, Mrs. A, Prescott, Baltimore; Mr, and ^iin.ii.ii*niniii.iii>i.iiiiiwieiiiii>»ii>iii.ii.iiiiiiiiinariaai-

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TAXIS Time Doen’t Cure Everything By RING LARDNER YOU — KNOW------ME, AL Mergaugey’s Taxi o h .ab o o Y •' Telephone 619*—'DAY OR NIGHT • V AREKJTVOO « V * m n i ? w T 4 A wooioowr \ AW HQOf?. tsag* w e e n s ? I D1DYOO' iU ' »«v 1.D I0 .W VtA \R| t h e v j a t e r . / y t w r w © tkl ^P fT E OF toHKf LQKlCr s WAeoMr^ X ^ x ; STME DOCTORS SAV Voo qeem . v o n ? ; Parker’s Fish M arket (W. C. PARKER) SEAFOOD OF ALL KINDS.- FREE DELIVERY. Telephone 7912 47 OLIN STREET OCEAN GROVE-* GOOD WILL : LARGE DIVIDENDS hed ^n M ^'sim m on/noantTrcat “’lSnor.spSnV mnttross at a -coit of 8 c. a day. Most coiaSoriabii. eleep la the vrorld, . B. J. WINTERS, Inc. g^Ameriema New* Fcaturrs. l»e. ' Tninnhone Ashnry Porh a? 13 oi Olin Street, Ocean Otore, N .J. eispn - u i . ;^yo JtelrtVwheel,CJutlra ind Cairtngt 1. fA O E POtTB FRIDAY, AtiqUaT tOfltt ,By CON'ITNUK STORY OP RUSSIA JUST HUMANS jQBNE CARR THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES Minimi Table Hearn Ilimk Reviews, AUGUST ' ... .. t’ubltahetl Friday , ' m a t t - r " — h o MBR tt KRBSOH, M tor nml Publhhiir Letlem, Report*. A,M, P.M . A.M. P.M. FORTY-EIGHT MAIN AVENUE. OCEAN GROVE, NEW IERSEY Tlio Ocoan Grovo Round '.Table TIDES Telephone 7 mot Monday evening at tlio homo . ItliTIAitlr.illlURiNH. I.oenf Nclllnr of Mrs, H. I’, Fox, 1 Oil Broadway, Current IS — Tho hostess coiiUnuod her rovlotV hi r i ik. I’TTONS ■ II 50" von Vie : rJ.00 (oMnl-iinmmlly ; Mt.', i|Hfillri'l,vnr ( o. of tho book, ‘'Russia's Iron Ago,11 ?:!! 7,29 1,09 in.iimsi.iK..|i«r e m . iW««» imUl I" the United ■smiN.i il.iiin.la 12.00 nml hy William Chamberlain. Mrs, II, Week 7.BL 8,07 1.40 l.iielBti J2.no, a .vejif. - . O. Eglov spulto bn tlio ti'ndo of Thurs. AODItKSSKS elim.uu.l on ieuue*ti:-nlwn.VB irlvn former niMrem. Russia,- Mrs. Blanche Mitchell road Friday “ « , ADVERTI.SI'IMKNTS: Union .vlll he fln i.lBheil l.y an on room-at. ' nn article on Httssla’s a rt and Miss Sntiirdny 9.08 9.02 3.84 8.58 W A T ,-,, TilK. I.A1.KI, TIIIO nXI-HAMON OU M.-Selmll, Of Newton, Pn,, po'rtray- otl Ivnri- Stnlln. "New Russia’s -.lit »ii.tn|:)i III III niiiriii'iiii III III III III, mill in i't ,11,11,111,1 Ml, mill u ini.iiiiii.ini.il, iwn. mi, ii..i.il.ii; Knttfreil un mall tvt tho Uqutyty Gt'dve DoHtafllco ■ Prim er" was '.-reviewed by Miss Gertrude’Dryls. ■ • • •’ T'lIK* -tx: - Following tlils wns a talk on the peoples of Russia, by Dr. Lucia •l; Grieve. Mrs. Alexander Adams, of Roosevelt And the Milky Way Sharon Hill, Pn„ gave o talk on the work connected with. Christiah IF Arthur Brisbane, who delights in startling his readers Neighborhood House, located ot w ith e x a c t .figures as to the immensity of the universe, Chester, Pn. Miss Orvis also: read Fire damage* or destroys your home, and you a letter -frm Miss Lillian Brigham,' says that “our.Milky Way contains a.t least thirty thousand who is spending the summer nt must find'temporary residence elsewhere, how- million suns, each one a million times as big as the earth.” Twilight Park in the Catskills. much rent will you have to pay ' None at all if ■ Others present were Miss Vic­ • These figures resemble nothing so much as the present toria North, Mrs. C. M. Hatfield, you carry sufficient ;c •; debt and current deficit of the national government. Mrs. Elizabeth Wills, Miss Mabel RENT INSURANCE! Riley, Mjss Anna Cannon, Mrs. In view of what is taking place today, a glance back Lydia Goodnow, Mrs. James, Cara This coverage can be added to your fire insur­ into Roosevelt fiscal history is as interesting as a study of ruthers, Mrs.: C. S. Barrett, Miss Anna Van Skite, Mrs. Lida Hutch­ ance policies at very little cost. Let us do'it the Milky Way. Governor Al Smith left Governor Frank­ inson, Mrs. Louise Ruscoe, Misses for you now.' lin Delano. Roosevelt iii New York state a surplus of $80.- Laura and Mae Ldnc, Miss Mary fmm- ighn- , Elliott Dunham, Martha Ross, 452,494.00: When Roosevelt left the.governorship in 1932 Princeton; Mrs, M. Hilliard, Tens* to start his spending spree in Washington, the surplus had "1 Knew He’d Let Go Wheo He FoundO utlt Was His Tallofl” fly; Miss Grace Chapin, Brooklyn; *.i i if iii i mi i ii i iii i ii in ii I' ■M; Miss E. H. Moore, Philadelphia; been displaced by a deficit .of 344,292,548. These figures Mrs.' Grace Kohler, Troy, N. Y.; are exact; those about the Milky Way approximate.. Toll,securities. One cannot help but wonder what quality Miss Mary Perkins, Winter Park, Fla. . ■ : To do justice to the American people, however, it about this man, who had been excoriated several years Ernest N. Woolston ■must be admitted that they did not choose Roosevelit on ago by the U. S. Supreme Court for fraud, could make him FORM GROVE FISHING CLUB account of this deficit, whichi was the largest New York so acceptable as the personal representative of the presi­ North End Pier. Is Returned To REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE state had ever experienced up to that time, but because dent. . Residents he promised a reduction of 25% below the' Hoover ad­ Foity-Eight M ain A venue: A controversy thnt has been ministration. The disillusionment lay in the naive belief ■The 66th Annual Camp Meeting begins today. By some raging for several months was that the man who had mismanaged New York state to twist of the calendar camp meeting seems to be a week brought near settlement this week with the forming of the Ocean O cean G rove, N. J. the tune of a $44,294,548 deficit was properly equipped to earlier than usual, but that is due to the early date of Lab' Grove Fishing Club.- Membership balance the federal budget. The national public debt has or Day. Next year Labor Day will come on Sept. 7 and of the club is to be restricted to Teliphone 398 now reached the new all-time level of $29,069,000,000 residents of Ocean Grove and their camp meeting will start 5 days later than this year to fin­ guests •* and the Association, and expenditures are running almost, three times faster ish at the customary time on the holiday. Next year all through Manager Thoma, has giv-. on the club permission to construct than income. • the holidays will fall at a more satisfactory time for va­ a rail across the end of the North Expressing regrets for tile past has no use except as a cationists. Decoration Day and Fourth of July will both End fishing pier and admit mem­ guide' to the future. If the,state of New York had been a bers only beyond the rail. fall.on Saturday. The rail would be built a few private business it would have been practically wrecked feet in from tlie far end pf the v/heri Roosevelt left it. If the National government were pier and would set off the most The Ocean Grove Fishing piers are maintained by select fishing places, which, local a private business it would be in bankruptcy to day. Be­ Ocean Grove without state, federal or outside aid, Their anglers complain, have been occu- 1 Tlie assured’s property was hit . by lightning Wednesday, cupicd nearly every night . this ing governments both, they will go: on forever in some free use should be limited tp local residents and their vis­ | August 14, at 4.30 P. M. season by Outsiders. | The assured received a check for loss Tuesday, August 20, form or other, we presume. If we are not interested in iting guescs. At an organization meeting what form they shall continue, nothing much matters. Ex­ Wednesday night, membership 1 at 8.30 A, M. perience has proven that men who do small things well cards for admission to the club | PAYMENT MADE IN FIVE DAYS AND EIGHT HOURS! Of course we are opposed to any war between Italy and section, on the pier were issued. A can be trusted with big things. The opposite is never true. membership committee was selec­ I The same service is rendered to every kind of claim in- Ethiopia. But we are not enough opposed to it to send an If the national government may continue to violate all ted and construction of the propos­ | sured by this Agency, army, of our young men to Africa or Europe to help finish ed rail was authorized. It was un­ the rules that keep the ordinary citizen and business man derstood .that club is to keep their | There is a difference between stock insurance and cut rate it. s insurance. S independent and off the relief rolls, then the end of lib­ section of tho pier in presentable condition. It was also made clear i SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY, BURN, OR BORROW. . 1 erty as we know it under American constitutional govern­ . II lil*rrt JlBltti jlUIIII fl III IfWMIllP tmi llllllf IIHMlflltK’ that fishing off the sides of the ment is in sight. v . ••• ' ■ MRS. GEORGIANNA DECKER pier, on the shore side of. the se­ Funeral Service's were held yes­ lected area, cannot be denied to I I nine F R rnncon R^AL ESTATE and INSURANCE | 1 30 YEARS AGO -J non-members of the club. S L.UU1S L* U l UUaUIl, 53 Mnin Avenue. Ocean Grove, N. J. - a terday morSing , at the Home for = Telephone, Asbury Park 1088 f P- - M* the Aged, for Mrs. Georgiannn Houses That Should Be Closed -iiiiaiiauaiiiiiiiTiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiaiiiuai.iiiiuaiiiiiiiitHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiriiiiai-iiiB.iaitiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiuiie Spotted all.over the town are hotels owned by the clos­ (Editor's Note: These items are Decker, 88, who had been a resi­ CLASSIFIED ed bank. On the theory, perhaps, that half a loaf is bet­ taken from "the back files ol' the dent there since 1929. She passed ADVERTISEMENTS kaiiaiiaiiaiiaiiiiianai iiiaiiaiiiiiaiiaiiaiiaiiBiiaiiaiiiiiliiaiiai.aiiaiialiii.iiiBiiBiiaiiaiiaiiiliBiiBiiaiiaiiaiiai.iliaiianaiiBiiaiiaiiat Times fo r'th e year .1905.) away on Tuesday, August 29. Dr. ter than none, they have been leased at low rentals, far Alfred ll'agg officiated at the ser­ s . . • - - - - - ' August .2 6 , 1905 Advertisements for t’ftcfse coluinna | We are having inquiries from.people interested in buying below the requirements of'maintenance. The rent reeeiy-j vices and interment was made by bIioiii*1 be in the olliee of “Tbo Times" Campmeeting time in Ocean NOT LATER TITAN, 12 O'CLOCK | and others interested in renting hy the year. If you care to sell funeral directors Matthews and ed would not put on a' new roof, or a coat of paint or'pay j Grove. NOON Thurmlay- of each weeK. jj or rent your property, fill in and mail this coupon to us. the taxes. • • " . , . •: ; ■ ] Francioni at Evergreen cemetery, . CLASSIFIED AD KATE Marguerite Ballard, granddaugh-. Elizabeth. Surviving is a niece, 2» wortlH or . l e s s . 25c. 1 . Street and No ,.'...... Size of ground...... '...... W hat has been the result“? These .run-down places have • ter of Dr. Ballard, narrowly escap­ More Umn ;27j words. .Y cent per word Mrs'. Carrie Stone,- of Brooklyn, 5 times .for the price of four. | No. rooms exclusive of bath No. Bedrooms...... Bath..' entered , into cut-throat competition w ith the: regular' es- j ed death when .the suction of a fast Mrs. Decker eijme to the Home Copymailed in, given to represehta train;, passing throught a Trenton live or . brought to oifice porsonally tabjished houses that must meet maintenance and • pay. from Rosele Park. intisit be. sTbcompanied. by cash "br Gas...... Electric..,. Heat.. Rental Price..,. Sale,...... station, knqeked her off her feet. stamps to cover cost.. Copy accepted taxes- They have demoralized the industry with Tates not over phone a s a* courtesy a n d conven­ price Rev. Charles If. Yatman com­ ience to customers. Bills due Immedi­ based upon cost, of production but upon the low’rental pleted his 25th year as. leader of ately upon presentation. H ' Name . paid the receiver.; How serious the situation is will be seen the Yourig People’s meeting: , FOR SALE—Another Bargain; (3 Address at the close of the season when tax paying time comes: Believing that Neptune township N e w Y o r k room bungalow, $1800. around. - was indebted to the school board, J. A. HURRY, Agency, : an..audit. was made. The report • Office, • GO Main Avenue, v A LV IN E. BILIKS ; F ar; better another year if these properties were closed showed that the school board owed Motor Coaches Residence, 01 Clark Avenue. ■up entirely, ujitil such time as the demand for accomoda­ Leave Ocean Grove —4 • . ■ | REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE the towniship $1,859. Association Office tions warranted their reopening, rather than- allow them EXPERT Radio Repairing; rates Telephone 2124 78 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove 6.25, 6.55, 7.25 A, M. reasonable. Powell, 62 Embury .to destroy the business of individually owned and oper­ CONGRATULATES POLICE 8.25 A. M., 10.25 A. M. avenue. —32* TiiiiBiiiiiiiiatiaiiaiialii.'iiiaiiiii.BiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiitaiiaiiiiiiiiiiiBiiaiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiaiiaiiBiiiiaiiiaiiaiiaiiiiiiiiiiiaiifiiiiiinaiai ated houses whose success maintains this town of ours. Neptune Township Committee 12.55, 3.25, 5.25 P. M. Bini„,m.uu»i>imm„mmiinitiiiiimm.mutnmitmi»uuiiaimnnniami»un 7.25, 9.55 P. M. WANTED— Refined • woman Commends Pistol Team wishes position as • companion to f PHONE A; P. 691 R. C. M. SCHADT (Daylight saving Time.) elderly lady. Would travel. Times, Reporters and Photographers That Neptune township is proud Daily Except Sundays i Box 23—34* . '" Mahatma Gandhi says he believes in equality for every- of its pistol team was evidenced by thc special resolution of congratu­ EXCURSION HELP WANTEP—Waitress, ex­ Schadt’s Sea Food Market one except reporters and photographers. The famous lation passed by the township com­ perienced. Call and see Mr. Dows, mittee Tuesday night. .The reso­ (Established 1915) saint of India has a'sense of humor, and he does not prob­ 1 DAY LIMIT hendwaiter, Warren Hotel, Spring lution was propsed by Committee­ 1 Luke, N, J.—34* ably cherish any animosity toward the newspaper people. man Garrabrant, citing the splen­ Hotel and Restaurant Trade But ho represents"a common idea that 'rep.orters are in­ did showing made in. the internat­ Sundays, Leaves from FOR RENT OR SAI.E—11 ional meet. It was pointed out as Lake and- Heck Street roonis, $4909; 20 rooms, $5000; 6 Our Specialty trusive, and, that .the, photographers who are constantly an example of. the splendid morale rooms, $2000. For rent. Balance existing in the township police' Asbury Park, N. J. of season, 0 rooins, $55. Mary, L. 907 Main Street, Asbury Pnrk, N. J. pursuing.qiuBiic men often go beyond the bounds of .cour­ force; ■ , ’ y V; >, Tel. Asbury Park 339 Walker, 71. Mt. Tabor.—34* tesy. ' - Y-V vY/--..tj;i;,;-: Y- The comittoe also received a For over twenty years we havo enjoyed the enviable reputation protest from Shark River .bills Asbury Park-NewYork Transit Co, APARTMENTS for September. of selling the Choicest Sea Foods. Give us a trial. If so. it simply means that they are trying so hard to. residents regarding the removal of Four and six rooms, private en­ '. please' the public ' that they may overlook manners at the policeman from their, bench. trance and porches. All improve­ 'aiKiiiiiiiiitMiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiuituiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiuiiiimiiiiviiiiiimimtiitiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiuitiiiiiiiiufitiuunitittiuiiuiirh. The beach is private property nnd VlllllilHtllllinilllMI1llllll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllll|li|ttlll|IIU|IMItllll|IMIItlllltllttl^ ments; Near beach. Reasonable. times. It is at least a sign of intelligence that.people are since admission was . now being Phone Asbury Park 1951-M, or call so keenly interested in a world figure like Mr. Ghandhi, charged the policeman had been 28 Pitman avenue.—34 removed. The committee agreed to WANTED I Jacob Grossman that the,reporters and photographers feel they have to go return the oficcr to the beach for FOR' SALE—Furnished, 14 the.limit.to convey impressions of him'to their readers. the next two Weeks, provided, the Unfurnished, Heated Room { rooms, Corner, $3500; 20 rooms, township attorney agreed that Corner, $5,000; 8. rooms, $2000; 6 SHOE STORE -11- such actjpn would be 'legal, and Kitchenette rooms, $1,800; 11- rooms, $2,800; 7 Hand Signals room bungalow, $2000 Cosh/Heinz Comfortable Summer . . OBITUARY. or with housekeeping Agency, 130 Main aveniie, Ocean Traffic officers complain of the many- motorists who privileges, by middle- Grove.—34* - Footwear • fail to give haiid signals of their motions, or who give theih THOMAS B. COOK aged couple. - AT LOW RENTALSV5, 6 and At Reasonable Prices so poorly that they are not understood.- Out of 1694 per­ Funeral services were held Mon­ Statq price and repJy. to 7 room houses, bungalows and day afternoon for Thomas B. Cook apartments. Furnished or, unfur­ sons recently examined by the Connecticut motor vehicle MRS. MARY BROWN nished. Winter or yearly. Heinz 708 Cookman. Ayenue aged 77, 11 Pilgrim Pathway, who so department,- 220 gave improper or sloppy signals. Stroudsburg*. Pa. Gen Deliveryr agency, 130 Mam avenue, Ocean was killed by a moltorist last Grove.—31* Aabury Park, N. J. The motorist who suddenly does things without giving Thursday night, on the Jerseyville ^iiiiittiMiniiiiitiiiijniiitnunuiuumuiiwiiiinnAiitjiHimiitiiiiiiiiiiiiin any idea that he is going to do them, is the plague of-the road. Burigi has been made at FOR RENT—^furnished;- begin- iimMMiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiit{|iiinii|uituniiiiiini]tumnimtmRiiiim»iitmt8 •ning-August 30. For rent by dayi ^iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiumiiiiiiaiiiUiatiauiiiiiiauirtiiifiiaiiSiMuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiuiuiiiiiiiuiuiiituiiJiJiiaisSiuiaiog road. Still, there are times when things happen so sudden­ Farmingdale. Mr. Cook is sur­ week or mopth-four. and five room ly that a driver can do little else, than stop. Drivers should vived bjj his wifi?; three sisters, HOT apartments. Also available for always leave sonie leeway, and not come so close to other Mrs. L. A, Hulsq, Mrs.' Charles summer or for year. Prices reas­ j Three Items for One Dollar f Clayton, Asbury Park, nnd Mi'S. onable. Inquire east side, 61 Em­ cars that an unexpected action'will catch them unpre­ HOME-MADE bury avenue, Ocean Grove.— 34* Charles Snyder, Avon; and two ] Permanent Waves , j pared. • . '/ ’ - '.. brothers, H. RufuB.Coolc, Asbury B R E A D FLOWERS LAST but a short Park and William F, Cook, Adel-' time. Your, sick friend would' pre­ I $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 | phia. He was a member of Lady fer to read the Pathfinder. It Information from Washington reveajs that Norman H. •Chester Rebekah . Lodge ■ and 1 Of DAILY gives you reliable news of • the world affairs. Comes direct to you | RAYMOND'S BEAUTY SHOP j Davis *was well repaid for acting as Roosevelt’s “roving Neptune, 84, Odd Fellows. OfBci- Reitz Model Bakery once a week from Washington for ambassador.’’ Testimony before the Securities commission atjng at his funeral services was •47 Pilgrim Pathway one dollar a year. Local represen­ I 727 Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. | shows that be received $150,000 from a group of bankers Rev. D. C .‘Evans, pastor pf Bal­ tative, Mnhlon W. Parsons, 09% lard Memorial M. E. church, As­ Ocean Grove Stockton avenue, Ocean Grove, N. | ' Telephone for Appointment, 8220 : I for heading an intertiational committee on Kreuger and J. A - postal brings a free copy. bury Park.? ' 25-34* . --J'"'. .v-.-ri;- PttlDAY, AUOUfl'iJ fid, 1988 r A « e r i v «

iVoek-end liot* malliot1, Mrs, Sflfah of the program. Mr*. Earl Harm (Muni story, that promises, to reach 11. Crawford, of lllglitBtbwn, N, J., led the devotion*, her mes­ the hearts of everyone viotvlfig It, IN AND OUT OF sage on seme of the. ''foar-nots” ' 'linger'' will be shown on Mon­ Mr, and Mrs, Roy Durger nnd day an ■ Tuesday, of tho Scriptures, In Iter forceful Your Travel Funds j OCEAN GROVE daughter Eleanor. Mr. nnd Mrs, A double feature will bo the at­ Tromont George and dnughtor address of tho afternSOtii Mrs, May traction Wednesday arid Thursday. Carrying cash In your hnnd.-lmg or pocket is a temptation (o | (llllllllllt!llllilllMIIii«iiiii«MiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiaiiiifBiiB>!Wiiiiii!iS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES daughter, Mips Jean Tillham, of Training Department, (Graduate Pledgee Economy in Statement Is- tor’s home, 29 New York avenue. School), of the Isabella Thobum Salisbury, Md. sued This Week As He Files Pe­ Each deposit account at this bank is insured up Guests a t' Miss ■ V, Martins, 83 College,: and also a member of the W hat's Going On at the to $5,O0O by the Federal Doposit Insurance Corpora­ Mt, Zion Way, are Mr. and Mrs; Guests this week of Mrs. A. D. faculty of the Lucknow Univer­ tition. Coiripletes Third Year On tio n . ■ Thomas Macbeth of Cbllingsdale, Rittenhouse, .74 Broadway, were sity. • ■ ■■■. ! Board. Walter Reade Theatres Pa,', and Miss G. Maxfield of De- her sister, Mrs. C. I, Naughright. In Asbury Park We Solicit Your Patronage of Elizabeth; Her grandson,1 Mabel Charles Kutscera, of New York; Raymond L. Wyckoff, of Key- 1 teoit. port,' who is completing his third Faulks, of Annandale; grandson, Winifred Whittaker, of Bronx; . Mrs.- Ralph - G-, Wiggin, 96 Mt. Mr, and Mrs, John McWade, Em year as a member of the Mon­ Roger Sharp of Morristown; and mouth County. Board of Chosen Herman Way, has as' hc-r gueBt for mis and Caroline Kaiser; of Fol- MAYFAIR Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank John 'Naughright. and his sister, Freeholders, filed iris'petition yes­ the month of August' her sister, croft, Pa.j.EIvera Johnson, Robert Lake Avenue Betty, of Naughright, N, J, terday for rq-nominatlon to. that Main St., Asbury Park Main Ave,, Ocean Grove Mrs, Clarence H. Downie, of New Keating, of Wheaton, III.; G. E, Entire Week Starting Saturday, office on the Republieai; ticket at York City. . Mrs. S. B; Clark, of Baltimore; and Edgar Keating, of Alden, Pa,; • August 24 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the coming primary on Tuesday, SYLVIA SIDNEY, HERBERT After s week’s stay at .the- Aur­ Mrs. Elizabeth McLaughlin and Mr; and Mrs. A. W, Babbitt, of September 17. ■- MARSHALL ora, Kiss Anna T. Meyer returned daughter Aline, Wilmington; Mrs.. New York City; Mrs. A. G. Hall- in . Ida Brevington, Hebron, Md.; Miss Freeholder Wyckoff issued the Wednesday evening to her home in ett and daughters* .Gladys H. and* foliowin; statement: “ACCENT ON YOUTH’’ Philadelphia. This was lie 39th Elizabeth Muir, Englewood; Mrs. Doris A, of Verona, were guests “Three years ago when I ran A Paramount Picture with C. Coleman and niece Marion Cole­ Phillip Reed, Astrid Allwyn, season here. during the past week at Mrs for member of the Boa^d of . Chosen Holmes H erbert man, of Newark, are guests of Charles . Coopey’s home, 17 New Freeholders f made the peoplo of NOW Mr. and. Mrs; Joseph Tweedy, of Monmouth county the following Direct from the Paramount Mrs. Jennie Nace, 77 Heck avenue. York avenue, Theatre, N, Y,' JOAN CRAWFORD, ROB- Ocean Grove, are cruising on the pledge: ■ .- ERT MONTGOMERY Great Lakes aboard the S, 3. Juni­ The following- guests are a t 45 “ ‘If nominated and elected, I ata, of the Great Lakes Transit Embury avenue this week: Captain pledge the people of Monmouth BOARDWALK AT CASINO Corporation. , .; and Mrs, Richard Nugent and fam­ NEGRO IS FINED county to exert oil my energies to NEW ST. JAMES "H ouse o f Hits " No More Ladies” ily, of Harrison; Mr. and Mrs. render efficient and economical ad­ After'an .absence of two years, ministration of the office; to decide Entire Week Starting Saturday, With Frnhchot Tone John Hall and family; of Harris-' Mrs. Marjorie ..Oliver, of Scranton, AFTER FRACAS each question upon its own mer­ August,24 The Pick of the Pictures burg; Mrs. W, Rotert, Barbara, Held Over by Popular Demand! Fa., is spending several weeks in its, using ordinary business judge­ Mon. and Tues.; Aug 26-27 Williatri and M argaret, of Jersey , Second Big Week! the Grove as a guest at the Le THREW GLASSES AT FELLOW ment and experience and; above Chevalier hotel. City; - Mrs. John . Oonnely and all, keeping in mind, at all times, CLARK GABLE, JEAN HAR­ DULTS “GINGER” daughter, of Paterson., EMPLOYEE, that taxes must be. lowered and LOW, WALLACE .BEERY Mr. and Mrs. John Naughright, In M-G-M’s New Season Tri'u- With promise my efforts to that end. LL -SEATS JANE WITHERS, 0. P. REG­ of Naughright, N, J., where Mr. Miss Dorothy Withrow, daugh­ umph Laird Fines Several For Parking “CHINA SEAS” GIE, JACKIE SEARL, KATH­ Naughright is a veteran postman; ter of .Mr. and Mrs.- J. Withrow, .of ERINE ALEXANDER were recent guests at-Troy Place, Philadelphia,' who are' spending the Violations. Suspicious Charac­ With Lewis Stone, Robert C. Bcnchlcy, Rosalind Russell, C. Wed. and Thurs,,. Aug. 28-29 23 Atlantic avenue, sumriier in Oceaft Grove, has re­ ters Released To Asbury Park Aubrey Smith Mrs. IC,. Norbit of Brooklyn, ceived her appointment as English Police. Simultaneous With its; Third “The ARIZONIAN” visited her sisters, Misses K. and teacher in the South Philadelphia Big Week at the Capitol Thea­ Senior High School. Miss Withrow Among the traffic violators ar­ tre, N. Y. With Richard Dix, Margot Gra- L. Walz, 85 Mt. Zion. Way, where raigned in Ocean Grove police court NO H IG H E R hame. they spent tlieir .vacation, return­ is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank this week were the following, ail of C h ild re n ...... 15c. And Woodward, 112 Embury avenue. ing home this week. whom were charged with parking Early Bird Prices “HOORAY FOR LOVE” Miss Sadie J. Sheffer, for years Among.' recent guests a t the in restricted zones: Otto Robin­ PARAMOUNT With Ann Sothcrn Seaside have, been; Mrs. Dr. Oswald son, Scranton, charged by Officer 1 5 c . deacones. superintendent of the Barkalow, fined $2 and costs; Entire Week Starting Saturday, Frri and Sat., Aug. 30-31. Italian Mission, Altoona, Pa., is at Roth .and daughter, of: Newark; Thomas Pickstock, Cedar Grove, August 24 12.30 Until 1.30 P. M.. . WILLIAM POWELL Banerufi:-Taylor Rest Home, enjoy­ Rev. Dr. George H. Nicoly; and Officet Barkalow, $2; Ruth - JOE E. BROWN • in ing her vacation month. family, of Johnstown, Pa., who are Schvilk, Madison, N. I., Officer Ringing, Dancing and Clowning - NOW-. spending their;vacation here; and Barkalow, $1.50; William Hoff­ in his first big Musical Hit, 4—SHOWS DAILY— 4 “ ESCAPADE ” Mrs. McNally and daughter man, Monscy, N, Y,, Officer Bark- Dr. Theodore Harman and. family; “BRIGHT LIGHTS” . : With Louise Rainer,. Franfc have returned from Allentown, Pa., ilow. $1.50: Molly Kelly,. West A First National Picture With ■ 1—3—7—9 P. M. Morgan, Virginia Bruce to spend the balance of the . sum­ of Lancaster, Pa., where Dr, Har­ Brighton, N.- Y., Officer Barkalow, Ann Dvorak. Willian: Gargan, man is Head Theologian at Frank- >11; George Kuhnian, dose Bank, Patricia Ellis, Joe Cawthorn, mer with Mr. and Mrs. William H. N. Y., Officer Foley, $3;'Nicholas lin-Marsha!l collego. the . 5 Maxellos and scores of. nBxtai) n ■ ii a iii ii ■ Ha i (■imtiiai a n sia •• i ik i iiaiiBiii ii ■■ i«: Almy, 101 Embury avenue. Baker, Paterson, Officer Denham, others Mr. and Mrs. Frank T Bloom, The following are guests of Mrs. $3; Helen Morgan,. Bloomfield, Entire Production Directed by 99 Embury avenue, had as guests Catherine Gibbs, 90 Mt. Zion Way: Officer Barkalow,' $1. Busby Berkcly I ITS SMART TO 1 Mias Daisy Beli, of Jersey, for a Mias K. E. Moffett, of Princeton; Arid, David Trauter, Newark, Direct' from the Strand Thea- | BE THRIFTY j HALF SOLES Misses Ida B.-Smith, Carolyn and .Office;1. Barkalow, $1; Chester H. tre, N. Y. C ity and County Scrip Accepted •week, and Mr. and Mrs. Fields, of Moore, Mt. Kisuo, N, Y„ Officer |. - Today no one’ ' discards- f Vineland, for the week-end. Grace P. FoIImer «f Williamsport, Hancox, $1; Howard’ Delaney, A r ­ | shoes that can be made to. § Ladlis'. 69c. Men’s, 72c. Rev. H. C. Smith and family, of Pa.; Miss Elsie M, Brandt, Mine- lin g to n , N; J,, Officer Hartcox, Bust | give more service. It isn't I RubbBr Heels, 27c. Duke Memorial Methodist Episco­ bia; Beatrice’ E. Powell, .of Hamil­ perided. sentence. LYRIC 1 thrifty. . Regardless of rank. ® ton, Ontario; Mr. nnd Mrs. Hueh- Frank Vollora,. of Belmur, charg­ | or position1 the keynote of the | pal Church, Durham, North Oaro- RAYMOND L. WYCKOFF Top Lilts, 19c. ner, Shirley arid Doris, of Haw­ ee with violation of the Ocean Starting Saturday, Augijst. 24 | modern trend is economy . . . 3 •lina, are registered .at the Ma­ Grove license ordinance, paid. JIB “I believe I have fulfilled that 3 t-o be wasteful—-well, it just | thorne; and Miss R. Ruddock, of nral $2.50 costs. Robert Shepherd | isn’t being done. | jestic Hotel for thq remainder of promise to the electorate of Mon-! Men Without Names HARBOR the season. New Ypfk. arid Clarence Lee Chapman, arres­ | You’ll find it’s ..thrifty to -I . OF - ted by Officer-.Husk, and charged mouth- county as I have consis­ A Paramount Picture With | have your shoes repaired s Mr. and Mrs. J. Crane- and Dr; and Mrs, Addison Hulit, with . being suspicious , persons, tently opposqd the present Demo­ Fred Mar Murray, Madge = -here prices are riot up to-- = daughter, . Adelaide. Mr. arid Mrs. of Lambertville, N. J,,. spent part were released to Captain Mooney, cratic.-riiajority of the .Board an 3 day and down tomorrow, | Evans, Lynne Overman. David Clinton Do'wnf of Franklin, N. J., of. their vacation. this week at the of the Asbury Park Police depart­ many measures which necessitated ment. I - M. DeMARCO I were weekend guests of Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hulit, the raising, of rirore money fi;0tri Holt 90 Lake avenue. With them was For, violations of, the. Sunday taxpayers,, and of course raised f Shoe KetwaiWer - ' I Branch of Miami .Beach., Fla.; Mrs. Samuel Drown, 92 Main ave­ parking ordinance, .Arthur Schnit- the taxes. their daughter, Patricia, who cele­ I Where Quality Has Meaning I 60(3 Bangs Ave., Asbury Park nue. • , : ■} iier, Jersey City, and'John J. Joyce I voted - against the. County; 1 and Prices are Right. • |- brated her first birthday on Tues­ Opposite Electric Building Mr. and Mcb. J. E. Drake, of each paid $1 fines. Both charges Budget for the. current .year be­ " SAVOY j.!... | 11 Main St., Asliury Park | were brought by Officer Herbert.- Bloomsburg, Pn,, Misses Hazel: day. Guests at a dinner party cause I thought that the total was | Opp. Ocean Grove Entrance | marking the event included Pa­ Arrested . by Offcer . Foley for too high and could have beep fur­ Lofstrom, of Verona, Helen and speeding on Ocean avenue, -Her­ Complete Change of "I'ldiiiaiiaiiaiiaitiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiwiitlitiiaiiariiHiiiawaHiniS Betty Muir, of Montclair, aro tricia’s great grand-mother, Mrs. bert Rhensmith .paid a $2 fine, ther reduced. Althea Hulit, formerly of Ocean .William James Jackson, colored,' "I . would like to see the amount wiiriiiiitsii»iiKiiiiii[ttuiiiaiiaii*tiiiitaiiliiiiiiiiliiBiiiuBtiRri« ^iaiiBiiBiiaiiaiieiiana>i«iiBiiaiiaisaiiaiiBiiii’BiivtfatiittenflJ!iia guest's of Mrs; M. Bates, 70 Mt. to be raised by taxation for county, ram I : ■ J. Tabor Way. Grove, who cut the birthday cake.. who was arrested by Gliief Will­ MATTHEWS and 1 iam C. Catley after a fracas in1 purposes reduced considerably. I John Dewis, 74 Mt. Tabor Way, Recent guests of Mrs. H. P. Fox which Jackson threw, a tray of I Taxes on real estate are Every Saturday | FRANCIONI § at the parsonage, 103 Broadway, glasses at Percy Roberts, also col­ too high! One way to re­ I Howard L Smith I | Snccotsor to ~ is - recovering from severe braises 5- ' - ‘ • : . -- V near Freehld on August 11, while have included Mr. and Mrs. j. X). ored, paid a fine of $15 and costs. duce county taxes- would be Tuesday and" | (Successor to Angles & • Smith) | | , George B. Sexton i Clark and daughters, Jacelyn and Tho fight oecured in restaurant orihis way to Delaware Water’Gap on Main avenue, Sunday morning. by using state highway funds foe in company with John Syms, 71% Jean, and Ralph Rods, Jr., of Po- the purpose of meeting serial Thursday | Funeral Directors j The Ocean Grove First Aid squad bonds and" interest, for roads 'pre­ f. Plumbing | “ The OMeit JTndertaklngr Eitab- ? Mt. Tabor. W ay.; conioke,Md.;' Louis Holliday, ■ of removed Roberts to the hospital, = Uehment In Monmouth County S Itandolph-Macori Academy, Va.; where three stitches were taken to viously built, coming due each, year « Continuous Service 3 Rev. Frank W. Alexander and and- which are now raised in the | Tinning and Heating | s'- First-Class Ambulance Service and Carlisle . Dennis, of . Strath­ close a gash in his forehead. Rob­ jiiiiiaiiaiiaiiiiitiiiiiiiiagaiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiaiianiiiitiaiiiiiiiiL son David, with Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ erts and- Jackson, . were' both em­ annual budget. Another way 704 Seventh Avenue eph Hughey,; of Rochester, N. Y. more, N. J. Miss Mary Louise Den­ ployed at the restaurant. would be by careful biiB»riesB-like [ HARDWARE j are stopping at the Hotel Whit­ nis, of State Teachers’ College, Presiding in all case was pol­ methods and elimination of all ; “Big Bill” I Asbury Park, N. J. Fredericksburg,Va,, will arrive waste in the transaction of the field. Rev. Alexander is .Editor of ice justice James R Laird, Jr., I Paints and Oils | Telephone, Asbnir Park 81 next Monday for a stay at the par­ who finishes his vacation this week county business. If re-elected, I the Baptist World. from hia Jersey City law office, . pledge to use every effort to ac­ IT IL D E N 1 ^iianiiiiMaiiaitniiiittiaiiauaitaitsiiinaiiiifiuaaininijasi? ; sonage. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Alvin Fillmen, complish this. 1 . WITH § | - # ■ .1 of Washington, I*. C., and Mr. and Rev. A» E. Piper, D.D., paBtor FINAL SUMMER MEETING “Raymond W yckoff.” § LESTER STOEFEN 3 i GEORGE LOTT151 5 Main Avenue Mrs. Ralph Fillmen, and Jacob of Holy Cross M. E Church, Read­ | • FRANK HUNTER | Erb, of Pofctstown, Pa., were wools ing, Pa., will occupy the pulpit of W. C. T. U. Hears Mrs. Wagg and STRAND REMAINS POPULAR 1 OCEAN GROVE, N, J. | I ' SINGLE:-'-DOUBLES . | GROVE end guests of Mrs. Wallace Reed, St. Paul’s church, Sunday morning. Mrs. Woodruff. “No More Ladles’’;.'■■■ISpidGhnrenj | TENNIS EXHIBITIONS | 2 Telephone 4741 s 125 New York avenue.,. The pastor, Dr. Fox, who Is on a g ' - * a The lost summer meeting of the ■ Feature • Hexe?ffej‘' r u . l ." . . PARKING Rev. and Mrs, Arthur Polhemus study, vacation tour to Moscow, I BOARDWALK J ;iiai(BriaifBiiaiiBiiaiiiiiaiiapaiiaiiaiiaiiiiiBtiiiJ(iiiiiiJrT!iUtff Ocean. Grovo W , C. T. Ui was held “No More Ladies,” oGurrinjg Joan I CONVENTION HALL £ One Nigbt ...... 35k, are spending, the balance of tho Russia,1 writes ’home that ho ,is in on Tuesay at Thornley Chapel .Crawford, Robert Montgognpiy 'and Two Nigh to ...... 60«v -. season at the home of Mrs. Marie the best 61 health and that he is Franchot Tone, is ther pyesoivt at­ | ASBURY PARK | with Mrs. H, 1 Benson in the traction at itho Strand Theatre, Car* railed for arid delivered Kinnison, '85 Mt. Zion Way. Mr. enjoying hia stay abroad immense­ chair. Miss Florence Frost ac­ Ocean Grove, and will be - s)iowri Serrieo and Eopatra ott'. Polhemus is paBtor Of the M. E. ly. .His. itinerary this week took f Saturday, Aug. 3! | Dr. YAFFE All. Makes of Cars. companied the opening song-ser- there today and tomorrow a t , l; 3, | 8.30 P.M. | Surgeoh-Chiropodist ■ Neptona Auto Repairs .. Church -at Freehold. him out of Russia on the first leg vloe, which was led by Mrs. A. J, 7, and 9 o'clock. Next'week’s; bill Mrs . W. A. Kretchmer. of of his journey home. Today, he is Yersoy of Newark". Other solo* at the Strand will open With "Gin­ | Tickets, $1 and $1^0 | 572 Cookman Ave. Opp. Steinbachg Stockton Av«nne and , due : to arrive at Warsaw, Poland. ger,” the first starring ^picture of | “ All Seats Reserved | Honrs 9 A. P. M. Son th Main, Street. JS} Orange, N, J., is the guest of Mrs. ;Wore (rendered by Mrs.. Evplyn itttie' Jane Withers. O, P. Heggi®, Evenings by Appointment Ocean Grovn "v.'iv." R. ,C. Borges;' 87; Asbury: avenue, ..‘.Misses Lena' and Katherine Bills and Mrs, Eari T. Hann. Jackie Searl and KathefiBobAlejt- fe Phones 6723 or 4940 | TeL 4820 ■ ,. Y .who will also entertain over tho Speer,and their nieces, Misses Mrs, Alfred Wagg war. in charge onder are also shown in thlstim- %iii»»irtiniiuusuiHmicniai!»uiniiiMnaiMiMiininmhd -■: . . . < fA Q 8 SIX M1DAY, A U 0U 8T 88, 1088

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County News Notes {]! Finest Resort On W here H ealth and Tlii.1;. Oiflinniioi* rnmiMot' of SiH'inir, l»nt>i: Ip. ooiikliloWn^ thi* prcpimitinn of-, im urdhuinn.1 ctivi’Vtn^- Un* I'Umnntf af iriua* nml ovi*rtf rmvI’h I'i om *iili*\vnIks in tho the Goast Pleasure Meet b o ro u g h > an n .of oompluints REFINED FAMILY RESORT friun rosicfiMils.' Tho annual nuvotinir nnrl olooilon ; _ i«> tin litniiitiiiiiitiitni iii iinm tin iitiiitiniitrtii hi iiitiiniiiiiin im mu in iiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHittiNiumNtttiiiiiimtmttttitinnimiiwiiitutitittmtiiitntiitt of tbo Monmouth County Clinplor- of the American Hed Cross .w;\k r ~~ li u I (I h t (• hn p Um* h eu (Iqiih r 10 OsM b n - Tplo ji lumc a Directly on the iiiitiiaiiiiiuittiiiiuiu(uiiaiiiituuiiitiuiiiiii>iiiiiiimi)iiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniitiiiiiiiiniiniMiiiihiiiii ARDMORE-SUMMERflEU) 4 Ocean Pathway Park View Hotel Rooms 6 and 8 Ocean Pathway. Open for Season, May 29 Open May 15. Dining Room Open June 20 \ Running water in ^HiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiJmiimiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiMtimimijiitiimiiiimiiuuir. Overlookng ocean.. Hot ahd cold mnning water in all rooms. Booklet. 23 Seaview avenue, facing Wesley Lake,-one block from new Asbury Hospitality every room. Special Julie and September T ates. Phone 2784 Asbury Park. Park Casino and North End pavilion- arid bathing ground. Capacity Comfort N ext jdoor to beach. E. K. SHAW, Ownership-Management. 125. Spacious porches. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Booklet. Rates upon- applica­ Telephone 524. Special rates May and June. • R, A. WAINRIGHT. European JusT R i g h T tion. , Shoe Rebuilder Aberdeen Phone 3237 W. S. Benson. 203 Bond St., Asbury Park TWENTV-FOUItTH SEASON The Roosevelt We Give the 2S-32 Surf avenue, ■ .Near Auditoriiini, with unobstructed view of ocean. Table L. A. HOFEItKAMP supplied with fresh fruJts and vegetables from nearby farms: and fresh sea- Co’nicr lteaeli nnd .Atlantic Avemica. . Cheltenham Best Service and. food dally. All homo cooking. Write for now booklet, or telephone 43U. One block from neach and pavilion. Superior furnished roomq, %vith hot and ; • , J. S; COOPBUi Owner, and Manager,, coiU ruiu\Iiik ^vatcr. . All modern. Improvements. Open April to October; In 36 OCEAN PATHWAY. Phone Asbury Park 5035. .. Best Material moat beautiful part iof tlie-,Groyev Convenient to all places of .interest. Appoint­ Midway between ocean and Auditorium; . Hot and cold water in rooms. Low Prices ments first-class.: Telephone 19D9. - Heated all chilly days. Clean, cool, cheerful sleeping rooms. Rates All Work Satisfactory in keeping with present conditions, Rates on application J, E. McKee. We do Ot-lhopcdic'. Work BUENA VISTA L. HAZATSKY,. Prop. T he © pray V iew Open May’ 29 to October, .18 Heck Avenue, corner Beach. One block Directly facing the ocean. Full ocean view'from all rooms. Running .iiii>iii»i»»iii!.iPHiiiaii>iiBii»tiiiiiiiiiiH«i* M. EVERNGAM. Served Daily at 6.00 p. m. I IV* Table-reserved if desired. • “DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT” Rates on Application*. Phone 1848. MRS.. ROSE STRASSBURGER. Season, May to October—European Plan. Rooms with Private Baths. GROVE HALL HOTEL Telephone Asfiury Park 4084. I. A. SHAW, Ownership-Management Centennial 1 17 Pilgrim Pathway* Ocean Grove. Hot and cold water Shoe Rebuilders in -all rooms. Rooms with private baths. Sunset Lodge OCEANSIDE Phone 2880. Open May . 29 to Oceober 1. 63 Main Ave., Ocean Grove WILL E. BUNN. Facing Central, Pitman Avenue and MeClintoek Street. 25 Ocean Avenue Quality comes first—we- f Open May to October, American and European Plan. Rooms Overlooking Ocean. Opposite Bathing Grounds. have it-| MARY F, BEARE, Manager. Furnished Rooms. G. Gormer, Manager. Service comes ’ next—We | The LAKENSEA give it. | Satisfaction is what we J 11-13 Seaview Avenue. all want.—we guarantee iti | Most select location in northeast section of Grove. One-half block The "WTLma Hall from North End pavilion arid bathing beach. Near Auditorium. Open 10 MAIN AVENUE Telephone A. P. 8980. I May 25. American Plan. , MR. AND MRS. FRANK G. MOUNT. 1 38 Pitman Avenue. Block to ocean and Auditorium. Moderate rates. Hot and cold running w ater in all rooms. American and European Plan. One-halfPINE block from ocean, TREEwith full ocean view. Near all attractions Corner Beach and Seaview ave­ Fried Chicken and Waffles a Specialty. - ; and cafeterias. Rooms only. Running water in all rooms. Completely nues, block: from ocean/'hot and Telephone 19B1-R. G.. M. TRIBLE, Ownership-Management. renovated throughout. Tel. A. P. 9051...... MRS. JOHN SHAFER. cold running water in all rooms. MARLBOROUGHHeat for chilly days. Amerl- B Abbott avenue. * Locationunsur- . can P la n . Telepho.no A. P. 3329. EDWARD J/ BpRTO.N: 6 Atlantic Avenue, Ocean view. passed. Ocean view from rooms and H ot and cold running .water. wido porches. Running .water in all 1 Corner Heck and Beach, avenues, one THE AURORA American plan. Telephone 6579., The Lillagaard rooms. Moderate rates. Sixteenth THE BELL block from the ocean and centrally*. FRANK IVES BULL. SeaWon; ■Telephcne 4049; • WILLIAM L, HYKA* located Season May to October. OLIVE HOUSE Hot and cold running water in all “ ■? Central a n d P it­ rooms; Telephone 11S8. M RS. A. I«. NEW M A N. • t 20 Webb Avenue,, second block, from ocean. man Ave. 1 and 2 CLEANERS ALLBBTEURST HOTEL room apte. Season , and - 34 Bath avenue, block BEAGGIN Furnished rooms with or without board. Near or Monthly, Spe- cial May and dune Rates. Rooms and Apartments &, F. Drake,; Owner from ocean. Breakfast South End Pavilion. v , ^ ______B. LADUE. 8‘ to 10, 20c* up; LAUNDERERS Sterling Coffee Shop . Luncheon, 12 to :2/3&a .17-19 Broadway, corner of Beach. One • - • Directly on the ocean, under tho Phone and 50c,; Dinner* 5,30 to.7.30,’ ffOc and 75c.. Rooms. Telephone 1443. ' management, and ownership of A. S. .block from South End pavilion. Over- S. M. FRENCH. w . - , , . „ looking ocean and lake. Furnished 72 Main avenue near beach and Chalfonte IplIM. Moderate’rates. , rooms with housekeeping privileges. Reasonable rates. S J. SEVERS Auditorium; First-Class Family 25 ; Atlantic avenue, block from 15 Main Avenuo, Ocoan Urovo. OCEAN HOUSE noc.Hotel, 115*00 Regular • and- course up werftly; dinner, ocean. American- and European! ono-holt block to boarCwalk. Con- 60 UilnAumis, Ocean GroiB American and European Plan. Spacious Porches. Booklet. Phone 6284-J The Highland Dining room bpen June 15. Open venient to Anditorlam and all K, h DUNCAN. for rooms now. M. W. BORTON, Owner arid.-Proprietor. and cold water. In rooms.^ Writo for rates. PTolci>honol2U™t'fl,'j^Fo’srER^ FRIDAY, AUqUflT CD, 1D0B P A Q ffi flBVSN LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES EUROPEAN PLAN— FURNISHED ROOMS DOUBLES STABS TO MEET RECEIVE REPORT KLECTIilC AVEHA0E3 RISE 14 Main nvonuo, block from lionch, hot and Tilden, Hunter vs. Lott-Stocfcn at .Figures Show Marked tncrense In cold running water In all rooms. N —— ear • all Annual Audit of Fire District No. 2 attractions, and thron oafotarlns. Homo llko Asbury Park, OF INSPECTORS New Jersey. IVY. , . HOUSE . . furnlsllrjd rooms. Hobboh M ay 15 t» Novom b o r 1 , phono, 1844. M il. AND MRS. C. Vf. B, 1’UTT, Ownorshlu-Mnnagomont. Tlio average consumption of Township of Neptune, N.J. When “Big Bill" • Tltdon and eicctric power fbr commercial pur­ To tlio Co/.iiinJHHJnnorri ot ■ Fir©/District- No. 2, GG Hritbury avonuo, near Frank Hunter 'face George Lott BRADLEY BEACH HAD TENE­ , T owiihIiIp of N eptune,' Now J«?rnoy. ocean and ntl attracttoi.s. poses throughout thd Jersey Cen­ L argo n lry room s, $1.00 and Lestor Stocfen on tho Asbury riuntli'invn.': ' ’ ' HARDY LODGE m Dor portion por d ay j w ith MENT HOUSE SURVEY. tral Power and Light Company I have utlilltoil the flimnejnl thuumctiotm of Fire. DIsHrlnt No. 2 for tho Park Convention Hall tennis court C o n tin en ta l b re a k fa st, $1.25. MRB. B. B. HARDY, Ownor-propriotor, territory has shown mnrked in­ year Ih'.U, nml attach hereto I'ohiiijontH on the Audit and eouipumtlvc iiulanco on Saturday night, August 31, in Slieelri Under the following iIIvIhIoijh : 28 Central Avenue, one W.' I’. A. To S tart Work Soon creases in every district for tlie - CUUrtlSNT a c c o u n t block from Auditorium, tho featured doubles match of tbo first six months of this year, ac­ CAPITAL ACCOUNT • Colonial Torrnco Tennis club's an­ On New Boardwalk Construc­ loKether with tlm lertulreil HiipportlnK HtniementH. Hamilton Gotta&e two from ocean. Bonu- A eomleriHed hniance nheet! « h n t D eeeinher 31, IW i follow s: cording to figures released by tiful Jnwn nnd abundant shodo, Tel. 7182.. A. T. DEY, Proprietor. nual card, two of tho world's out­ CCltUJiNT ACCOUNT , \ tion-Wili Meet On Parking Lot Thomas H. Crumley, President. standing doubles tesms of a few • • ASSETS T U P I R f lR P m n I ' .25 Main Avonuo, socond block from Problem Tonight. The average for' the -17 districts Cimll ...... *.*,; I 1.0i3.5S I 1*11# |tj| l l | occnn. A good plnco to come hack years will bo seen in action, It Was UiitHtnndln^ Tiixen •...... ______i;,!W0.7:'i of tbe company, extending from .Tax Title Llesm ...... 21,033.90 I I lk a II -'ll tW lm lfw ilM to, nlwnyH clean nnd homoy. Run­ Tilden and Hunter who carried off A .report from : the tenement ning water ln rooms. Moderate Bsvnegat to Summit, rose to 844 One.from Towunhlp of Neptune ...... 3,or»7.i»o rates. Tolophono 1008, M R, A N D MIUJ, JO H N A . FJST2BH, Davis cup doubles honors while. house Inspectors this week notified Dvfvneri Clmrtfan ...... GS1.00 kilowatt hours a customer for the “Big Bill” reigned as the singles Bradley Beach commissioners that $33,194.95 32 Atlantic avonue. One / block from six months period compared with ocean. Rooms only. . Hot and cold champion, and for Several years a' recent survey of the: borough re­ . ; I.IABlLiTiKS running: water in . all rooms. Also on 729 kilowatt hours., iri the corre-. Noten Pnynblo ...... , ...... ,•...... $ 923.00 INTERLAKEN 1st floor 1 nicely 'furnished exception­ running they held the national ti­ vealed that f nine non-tenement Due to Township—re: Refunding’ Jiond.s . 7,341.97 ally largo sunny airy room with twin- bouses were operating illegally as sponding period last year, an in­ Due to Capital Account...... *...... 870.02 ‘ T eL 3285-J beds, private bath, private entrance. tle. Later,.Lott and' Stofen swept JleHorve fo r U npaid BIUh ___...... 12,287.88.. M RS. Sj J. STEWART MEYER. tenement houses in the borough. crease : of; 115 kilowatt hours, : or SurpIuH Jtevenue Account...... il.703.4S the amateur ranks both here and 16 percent. abroad. Proprietors have been ordered to $33,194.05 63 Cookman Avenue, corner Pil­ In some districts, including Red CAPITAL ACCOUNT grim Pathway, 40 rooms. A de- In all, the history of American return these houses to their ori­ a s s e t s Bank,- Pompton Lakes and Morris­ i.i iigrhtfully situated guest house. tennis only • Tilden and Lott have gins! condition, according to the Deferred Charge# to Future Taxation ___ ..$21/000.95 Telephone * 1861. town, the increase amounted to Due from Current Account ...... *870.62 COTTREU. AND GRAMMER, INC.- won the Natioal doubles champion­ report, which was read at Tuesday night’s meeting of the borough of­ more than 33 percent, while other $21,943.57 11 Main avenuo, ono-haif block to ocean. ship with three different partners. increases ranged from 9 percent LIABILITIES Convenient to bathing beach* and all “Big Bill” won with Vincent Rich­ ficials. Reserve for Unpaid BUIk— 1931 $ 1,443.57 THE JVIELITA other attractions. Running water In to 29 percent. Millburn increased Botyled. Indebtedness. ... 20,500.00 ards, who appeared in Asbury A communication from the WPA Housekeeping accommodations If desired. 20 percent, Keyport 29 percent, Park last year with. Ellsworth announced that that agency has . . $21,943.57 Toms River 26 percent, Lakewood • Respectfully ; Hubmltted, 4 Webb avenue, overlooking ocean Vines; Brian Norton of South Af­ ordered its share of the materials v E L M E R O .-ST E V E N S. 9 percent, Asbury Park 13 percent ^ Certlfled PuliUc Accountant —Rooms with housekeeping privi* rica, and 'Hunter! Lott’s partners for the new boardwalk construc­ The above. »tatementa are part of the Report of the Auditor and. are OCEAN VILLA leges; individual -equipment. and Point Pleasant 15 percent. ■ hereby pubM»hed:accordlnj? to law. -The Auditor’s Report ia on. file ahd rimy were John- Hennessey, of Indiana­ tion in the borough and advising Special Rates June and September. - . R. A. SHACKLETON. Residence consumption over the be Hcen upon making application to the undersigneds polis, John Doeg of Sea Bright, the commissioners to order their - GEORr;i3 W. REYNOLDS, Secretary, •••. - supplies immediately in order that same period showed an, increase of B oard of. CommlaBloherH, ... p v h i | p R[ r \ I* C! 22 Embury avenue, one block from and Stoefen. —34 Fire District No.’ 2. I ; I J*.- , , I * I . ?*, ocean and South End bathing beach. the beginning, of the work may not 1 percent, rising to 307 kilowatt In the forthcoming match, Lott hours per customer from 304 in ■ '-'I All outside rooms facing the ocean. and Stoefen aVc favored to win be­ be delayed any longer than neces­ General Assembly, a Sheriff, two larly described, situate, lying and be­ Kates reasonable. Telephone 6163-W. ' the same period last/year. Red Membern of the Board of Chosen ing in ’ the TownshJp , of Neptune, in ■______MRS. E. A. GILDEItSON. Qwncrahip-Mahagonient. cause’of their greater youth. The sary. Commissloer John Rogers Freeholders, three Coroners and two the County of Mopmouth and'State of doubles match is to be the best reported that the 250 foot wooden Bank increased to an average of Members Of the Township Committee. New Jersey, known and designated as n i A I i l l C l P I 18 Webb avenue, corner of Beach. One 383 kilowatt hours per customer Places of meeting of Boards of lot number FIVE HUNDRED AND C 1 IA I IM I* 11* I 1 1 block.' from ocean. Rooms $1.00 up. three out of: five sets, with, the jetty had been completed and ex­ Registry and .Election;: First District, TWENTY-FOUR, North and South singles matches bdtwoen" Tilden pressed hope that PWA funds will from 356 last year/a gain of 7% Washington Fire House, Central ave­ on a inap of lots on Camp Ground of Rooms by week at reduced rotes. Hot percent. Other 1 sections showed nue nnd- Olin. street 1. Second District, the . Ocean . Grove Camp Meeting;- A s­ nnd cold running water. Open nil year. Privileges. MRS. L. E.CRONK. and Stoefen and Hunter, and Lott be forthcoming to make it possible Board of Trade office, Pilgrim path­ sociation of the Afethodist Episcopal slight increases while decreases way; Third District," Eagle Fire Church. ' ; (Formerly the Brooklyn). 38 Surf aVenue, the best two out of three sets. The to construct three large, long stone House, Alain and Whitfield ttvenri.es: ALSO a certain Indenture of Lease second block from ocean, hot and cold run­ first, singles match, is scheduled to jetties off the Bradley Beach shore were registered in Morristown, Fourth District, house at 84^* Clark i made by tlie Ocean Grove Camp Meet­ ning water iri all rooms. Near Auditorium Boonton, Lakewood and Point avenue ,* Fifth District; Unexcelled ing Association .of the Methodist Epis­ VOORHEES nnd cafeterias.- All outside rooms. Com- get under way a t 8.30 o’clock. during the calm early fall weather. Fire Rouse", Oorlies avenue; Sixth copal Church urito Elizabeth H, Ames, - nriiriity kitchen optional' A • R. E. VOORHEES. Pleasant. District, store at 32 Atkins avenue; bearing date the 15tli day of Novem­ Tlie financial report for July Scventli D istrict, sto re a t 1321 CovHcb ber, 1871 f o r srild lo t N o. 524 South was read and filed. Bills, includ­ avenue: Eight Ji District, Liberty Fire and also a certain Indenture of ’Lease • 43 Embucy avcnue, corner Central House, Monroe avenue: Nintii District, I made, by the Ocean Grove-Camp Meet- avenuo. All outside rooms; running ing one in thtj amount of $134.62 Hamilton Fire .House, Hamilton; j Ing Association of the. Methodist Epls- STAPLETON water in rooms, . two blocks from Tenth District, store at GO Main-ave­ 1 copal. Church unto Robert W. ..Shall- for Stanley W, Leland were receiv­ ocean, centrally located. MRS. I. STAPLETON. nue., ’ ' . .' - i qross and Garret DeBow, bearing date ed and ordered paid. JOHN W. KNOX the 15th day of November,/ 1S70 and Township Clerk. recorded In $ho Monniouth County / O P A r t Q A r * p 14 Seaview avenue, fifth house from the A representative from the First 34-35 , . . I" H '« ,|1 1 1 1"' I ocean. Capacity .eighty. Furnished C|.erk’R Office in Book *370 of Deeds, - W B - w w i « W i I ro£)mg Teieph0r,e 4027. Aid Squad asked whether a meet­ page 68, etc.. ' for said lo t N o. 524 . CHANCERY 7-389, North both of said leases having been ______. . '______H, S. and E. M. HULSE, Proprietors. _ ing could he. called between the through several mesrie assignments, members of the squad ahd .the par­ SHERIFF’S SALE:—By virtue of ,a assigned, transferred and set over un­ <3 Atlantic avenue. Furnished writ of fl! fa.- to me directed, Issued to the said Thomas F.‘, Mbore and / rooms , only. First-class, .light, ANNOUNCES ties who have requested that the out of the Court of Chancery, of the Henrietta Moore, his wife, joint *ten- State of New Jetsey, will be exposed riants and not as tenants /in common, TROY PLACE . airy rooms. Close to Auditorum, squad be denied the privilege of \ by William - H. Shallcross. single, by REGULAR $1.10 POWDER to sale at public vendue on Monday, beacb and all points of interest. MRS. E/A . WEEKS. running a parking lob at the north the 9th d a y of Septem ber, 1935, be­ : assignm ent of leake dated O ctober 30, tween the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 i 1919, and recorded In tlie Monmouth ; 4 Seaview avenue, a t ocean and bath­ end of Ocea aveue. Mayor Frank o’clock (at 2 o’clock Daylight Saving C ounty C lerk’s O ffice lit B ook 1099 of ing beach, near cafeterias, Auditor­ NOW 1 Tirite) in tho afternoon of said day,ait • Deeds, p age 18; . .. • /./ - ! • ium • and Casino. Ratos reabnablo. C. Borden, Jv;, stated- that such a TOGETHER with all and singular St. George. _ . Reservations Suggested.. Tel. 9127. the Court House iri the Borough of meeting wil be called for tonight, | tlie premises menttoned-'aml described Mr, and Mrs. W. 8 m Rlegel, Ownor-Managern. Freehold, County pf Monmouth, New IROUND Jersey, to satisfy a decree of said j Iri said- Indentures of Lease and tho, at 7o’clock, at Borough Hall. I TRIP _____ court amounting to approximately I building • thereon, with the appurten- • ■ HutbopTermlaid $3,145.00 I nnces.. and the terms of years therein All the following tract or parcel of mentioned, yet to come and unexplred, 2 4 SUNDAYS land and premises, hereinafter particu­ with the privilege of; renewals, for a Ocean Pathway Sports Fans Follow like term of years forever. September, 1 and *15 larly desfcrlbed, ^situate; lying and be­ . Very moderate rates for delightful months of September and Oc­ ing in the Township of Neritune, in -.SUBJECT,' nevertheless, to the The American Boy WEDNESDAYS the County- of Monmouth arid State rents, covenants, conditions and. pro­ tober. Ocean view enclosed sun porch, with two large connecting rooms, of New Jersey; known and designated visions. in said Indentures .of X-ease private tile bath and toilets. Combination dining room, kitchenette ad­ Boys and youpg men of this September 4, and 18.. as Lot No. 1464 on the south side of mentioned,. /-.- . * joining if desired. Large ocean view room, alcove, private toilet.' The same exquisite Coty Powder, city who wish .'to improve their Leayo Point Plonsnnt 9.il A. M. Cookman avenue on. Map of Lots of .Sefzed ak the. pro p erty of THOMAS Just as you have always seen it for the Camp Ground of the Ocean Grove F. 'MOORE, et als, taken iri-execution Double room, tile bath, toilet. Other rooms with toilet. BAKER, Tel. tennis service, their basket-shoot­ (Daylight Snving Time) Camp : Meeting Association of the at the suit of O. RODGER MELL1 N U ,7 Asbury. Park 19-J. ______■ - /■• / *1.10. Scented with the four most ing eyes, their forward passing tal­ Hoo VJyerMet ContriTt Afeot* . Methodist Episcopal * Church.: et al„ Executors & etc;, of WILLIAM popular Coty perfumes, X‘Aimant, ent, or their crawl stroke,-can en­ Also a certain Indenture of .'Lease H,. SHALLCROSS, deceased, and to 7 Embury avenue. Half block for said premises made by the. said be sold by.//i* L'Origan, Eracraude/'Paris," each in list the aid of the nation’s fore­ irOWAKD HEIGHT, Sheriff. from ocean boardwalk. Open all Ocean Grove Camp Meeting’ Associ­ .D a te d Awg 2, 1935. . .. year. Pleasant steam heated its own distinctive box. Twelve skin' most coaches and players by sub­ PENNSYLVANIA ation unto one Frank AV, Sampson, VICTORIA scribing to THE AMERICAN BOY' bearing d a te Septem ber 6th; 1§92. and Etiwin P. Longstreet, SoVr rooms. Housekeeping privileges. Terms reasonable.' Tel. 5497-W. true shades to choose from. ' RAILROAD i 33-36—72 J.—$30.24 magazine and following the sports recorded in the Monmouth County j ;- — ------:------—--- —— •• MRS. J. KILSHAW Send lO centi to Coty, New York, Dept, A. Ny Clerk’s Of ice in Book 511 of Deeds, for samples of three shades of tbe new Coty interviews and fiction stories that page 426,’ and by several mesne as­ CH AN CE It Y 7*317 28 Pitman avenue, block from beach, Lipstick (enough for IB applications'). appear each month. signments, assigned, transferred and near Auditorium and enfoterias. Super­ “When I was in bigh school,'! set over unto the said Ruth T. Mul- SHEHTFF’S SALE—By virtue of a ior furnished rooms. Twin beds. Mod­ ford and Lewis B. Mulford, her hus­ ■ writ fl. fa. to me directed, issued out WHITE HALL erate rates. Steam heat Open all year. says a fomous decathlon cham­ band, by Gerard H. Underhill and Mae of tho Court of Cliancory of the-State Telephone MSI- M. MRS. E, L. BERNHARDT. pion, “I read a track article in THE B. . Underhill, his wife, by assignr \ of New Jersey,,will be exposed to salo AMERIGAN BOY that gove me FRENCH ment of lease dated July .8, 1921 and .-at’.public vendue on Monday; the 26th recorded in the Monmouth Couutty ' day of August, 1935 between the hours CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS my first clear-cut ideas: of .the DRY CLEANING C lerk’s O ffice in Bobk llHO o f Deeds, Cf 12-o’clock and 5 o’olock (at 2 o’clock western style of high jumping. At page 145 and • by ’ several;-'’ mesne as- | Daylight Saving- / Time)/: in the- after-/' SORE MUSCLES practice I-laid the open magazine slgnments, assigned, - transferred and;/ noon of - said day, at the Court 'House, CO. set over unto- Elsa: Daemmlg Bren- t in the Borough, of Freehold, County of; ■ quickly relieved on the grass and studied it as- I tiecke. by Rose Daommlg( widow), by ^loriinouth/ New- Jersey, to satisfy, a < with “RRR” Rub worked out. That afternoon I in­ assignment of lease dated; January 18, decree of said court amounting to ap­ it ia. Stimulates creased the height of ■ my jump 1932 • a n d '' recorded in the M onm outh proxim ately $22!291.00 . , € 1 _ County Clerk’s Office in Book l5S2 of All those certain lots, pieces or par­ local circulation. three inches.” Deeds, page 43.1. cels of ground,: known' and designated . At South End. Meals served at all hours. Home Cooking. Fish .Its comforting That was' a long time ago, but i m c ig N E Together with, ail and singular the as lots numbered Four .Hundred and Dinner, 60c.. Chicken Dinner, 08c.-' Steal: Dinner, 75c. 1 warmth soothes today thousands of future cham­ premises mentioned' arid described in Ninety-one (491) north and.south; and muscular aches and pains. pions just as. eagerly follow THE said Indenture of Lease.and the build­ Four JJundred and Ninety-two (492) MRS. PRUDEN and MRS. HEWSON. ings thereon,- with the appurtenances, north and/south, on-.the south side of Used for 87 years to reUeve stiff AMERICAN BOY. OnejHour Cleaning and the-term of years therein men­ Ocean Pathway on. the Map of Lots Joints, neuralgia and sprains. “This, year," states Griffith-Og­ Service tioned, yet to come arid unexplred,- of Camp Ground of tho Ocean Grove Reduces inflammation. Pene­ den Ellis, editor, “our. staff w rit­ with -the prlvllego . of ‘renewals; for C am pm eeting A ssociation of.' th e M eth-. trates. Docs.not blister. No Odor—No Shrinking a like term, of years forever, ’ f odist Episcopal Church, situate in Nep­ OSBORNE HOUSE and CAFETERIA ers have gone to, the two greatest Subject, nevertheless,'; to the /rents, tune Township, in the County of Mon- football ■ teams of the country— W e Call and Deliver covenants, conditions q and • provisions nmuth and State of New Jersey, with Pitman and Central Avenues, near Auditorium and beach. Furnished Minnesota and Pittsburgh—for In said 1 udenture Of Lease mentioned. all apd singular the :premises therein Seized nk the property of , Elsa mentioned and described/ and . the rooms. Open' June 28. Phone, Also: Under Same Management, first-hand tips on strategy; block­ T elep h o n e Daominig BrennecKe, et als., .taken In buildings thereon,. together writh the VAN COTTAGE, 40 Central Avenue. Open all Year, RADWAY'S ing,tackling, passing, and the fine Asbury Park 2364, 5916 execution at the milt of Ira. Lane, and appurtenances. v; . :■ points of play. They have inter­ tO be sold b y .. v Lot number four; hundred arid nine­ Rooms A. M. VANSKITE Running W ater HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. ty-one, (491) north and south • being viewed 1 Jack Medico, the world’s 633 Mattison Avenue ' D ate d -A u g u st. 9th, 1935. . tlio same premises demised arid let to READY RELIEF fastest swimmer, and his coach, Asbury Park Edwin IV Lorigatreet, Sol’r. Abraham Bruner by the said Camp Ray Daughters. Gone to Eastern 33^36—63 lines—$26.46 Meeting Association by lease dated the tenth day of August, in the year High School of Washington, D. C., Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one Majestic Cafeteria GAS PAINS Eastern Interacholastic basketball ^.■'•iiitiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiPiiiiiiiiiiiianiiiiiiiiiaiiiiJitiaiiiiiBK' CHANCERY 7-Hit and-recorded in the Monmouth County Wind colic and stomach distress champions. In the past they have Clerk’s Off fee in book 309 of Deeds, , A T M A J E S T IC H O TB L SHERIFF’S SALE—By virtue of a p ag e 206 etc., . ; m ore quickly relieved with folowed the Grapefruit: Circuit of writ of fl. fa. to mo directed, Issued Lot numbdr four hundred and nine- The only cafeteria on the ocean front.. Light airy dining room. “RRU’’. The comforting the major leagues in Florida, sat out of the .Court of/Chancery of the ty-tivo (492) north and south, being Popular 1935 priceB. Phone 190. warmth of a teaspoonful in a on the bench at the Rose Bowl, | LYNCH’S |State of New: Jersey, will bQ exposed tlie same1 premises demised and/let to - to sale at pubjic vendue on Tuesday, Saniuel Hi C. Smith by the said Camp GEORGE R,. HAINES, Owner and Manager. - glass of hot water expells gas sought out the fntmous runners 1 Home-Made | the 3rd d ay of Septeiriber, 1935, b e­ Meeting Association, by lease dated the and brings’ you prompt relief. divers, AllrAmerican ends, tackles tween the hours of. 12 .o’clock and 5 10th d a y o f A ugust, In th e y e a r. 1871 Great for that “morning after" and backfi.cid m en, to bring their o’clock (at 2 o'clock, Daylight Saving and recorded in the said Clerk’s Office feeling " , <- • ICE CREAM j Time) In the afternoon of said day,,at in book 309- of Deeds on page 20 3 . DRAMA IS HIGHLY PRAISEC Tragedy o£ Remorse,” was wonder- story of how to play the game to the. Court House in tho Borough of Seized as the property of MARY F. ful, beautiful! I. do not know when RRR gives comforting warmth the young men of Afnericq. And Sandwiches | Freehold, County of Monrriouth, New BE ARE, i n d I vl du ally, etc., e riala taken 2000 Witnessed “The Tragedy Of Externally and Internally “In adition to our fiction, adven­ Jerkey, to satisfy a- decree/of said' In execution at the suit of WILLIAM anything has touched me more ture, exploration, hobby counsel, H o t Chocolate,^^ C offee | court airiountlrig to approximately H. WEART, Receiver of Ocean- Grovo j Remorse.” deeply or given me more pleasure.' $3,290.00 National' Baftkr and to bo sold by ' and vocational' help, we shall con­ and Soups. | AU th e foHow’irig tra c t o r parcel * of . / HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff* It made the sad story very definite tinue to encourage young men to land and- premises hereinafter particu­ D ated; J u ly 19th, 1935 . , , “The Tragedy of Remorse,” improve thqir game in every line 45 Pilgrim Pathway | larly described, situate. lying and be­ Beekman, Schwed and1 Beekirian, stirring. Biblical- drama, written and real; gave it'force and lucid­ ing In the Township' of Neptune, . in V,-:; • Solicitors. >■..>v Miss C. M. Beers . Miss It Courtney of sport.” ' V the County of Monmouth and Stato of 31-34 ; / <5?1.) V $23.94 arid produced by Mrs. Carolyn ity; brought it out of the realm ■ Send your subscription' to THE Ocean Grove, N-J. | New Jersey, known, and designated aa of mere belief into the experience Lot nuinbered Ninety-eight (No. 98) Stanyon, 'of Ocean Grove, received The AMERICAN BOY, 7430 Second tiHiiiiifWiiiiBiiaiiatianitsaiiiuiiiittaiiafiiiiBittnaninmnc. on the South side of ML HernTSn 'W’ay Notice Of Settlement Of Account / milch favorable comment upon its. of life. I think it is the finest'thing Blvd.,. Detroit, Mich. ..Enclose with on tho Map of Lots of Camp Ground of you have done; certainly the finest BOOK and NEEDLE your name and address $1 for a the Qcean Grove Camp Meeting As­ Estate of Ann or Annie Gray* . de** . presentation last Thursday night sociation of the /Methodist' Episcopal. ./' ceased piece of your work that I have year's subscription, $2 for three LEGAL NOTICES Church, situate In Neptune Township* Notice Is hereby «iven that tho ac­ at the Auditorium. The drama, SHOP years, and add 50 cents a year if Jn fTTe C ounty;of: M onm outh, a n d S tate, counts of the subscriber,; executor of sponsored by the Association, was seeri. The way you made every­ 50 Main Ave,:Ooekn Grove, N. J. you want the: subscription to go to Hcglstrj' And Election Notice. of Now Jersey. the estate of said/ deceased . will: be thing come out vivid; yet kept the a foreign address. On newsstands, . Bolng the sanio premises let arid de­ audited and stated!by the Surrogate' witnessed iby nearly-2000 people. ART NEEDLEWORK Notice Is hereby .given that tlie Dis­ mised by the Ocean Grove Camp Meet** of the County of Monmouth and re­ sacred person , of Christ off the Rental Library, All Latest Books. 10c. a copy.;—34 trict Boards of Registry rind Election ing Association / : of v the Methodist ported for settlement In the Orphans , One minister who viewed the scene; was marvelous. And the in and' for tho Township of Neptune Episcopal Church; by a certain inden­ Court of said County, on Thursday, performance declared the "Trag­ Fifteen Cents for Three Days, will meet on .Tuesday, 6‘optember 3, ture of lease bearing da to the ninth th e twenty-sixth day of September/ way you trained those peaceful Minimum. Deposit of $1.0.0 Re­ 1935, fo r th o purpose of conducting a day of October in the year J872, and A. D., 1935, at which time application ■/- edy of Remorse” to be “the best house to)" house can v ass to a scertain which said:lease was assigned to the. Wltl be. made for the allowance of citizens into traitors and murder­ quired. Three Cents a Day Over the names and addresses of ■ a ll legal said Clara A. Smith by ;Eliz Jane Disk commissions arid counsel fees* > sermon I ever heard.’,’ Others in the ers was nothing; short of witch­ Time. . DO YOUR FEET voters residing, in the respective elect­ and : Charles -P.,; her. husband, by as­ D ated A u g u st 13. A. D, 1935,. / •Vi*.^i,r:- audience felt it to be the best thing Open Saturday Until 8.80 P. M. ion districts entitled to vote at the en­ signm ent* d a te d . Septem ber 14, 1905, ASBURY PARK NATIONAL BANK craft!: You are to be congratulated and, recorded in the' Clerk’s Office of _ AND. TRUST COMPANY /' suing Primary* and .General Elections. By: JoBcph F. Muhin, Trust Officer# of its kind yet seen hereabouts. many times over; and I trust 'we Notice Is further give that the said the County., of ■ Monmouth.,iri Book Many asked whether the cast was boards will also sit In the places here­ 750, p a g e 492. V Asbury Park, JL J. • /: . - / '/ shall be favored with many more FEEL ON FIRE?inafter designated between the hours Seized as the. property of Clara A. E x e c u to r: *■ ,/! ■;y • ■ ■ ,./: / .■/; ■■;/.•;//•• mode up of professional actors, to of eight a. m. and nine p, m.,i Day­ Smith,, et als., taken .in execution at Edwin P. LongstreeL Esq, ' V: ‘ such productions from your pen. light Saving Time, on Tuesday, Sep­ tho;suit.of Andrew* J. Conover, Execu­ 302-6 K ln m o h th B ids” be answered by Mrs.: Stanyon that “Lucia C. G. Grieve, Ph. D." tem ber 17, 1935, fo r thoT iurpose of con­ tor o f Cornelius C. Hyer, deceased, Asbury* P a rk , N . J . • ,- ■.-/;/ ducting a Primary Election, for- the and to be sold 4>y P ro cto r. /■/ : *"...•.V/: all of the characters were portray­ i Do they ache and burn? Pcruplrc «x- 1 V HOWARD HEIGHT, Sheriff. . leaBlvely ? T o e s.crocked? • •; * ■ \ . nomination of candidates for one State 34-38—(15.20)':/= • /vi • .'=•? ; / ed by amateur actors, friends of Oll.ilUliHlllilllllillllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIl Senator,/two. members of the General D ated J u ly 27th, 1935.' Go right now lo your drngglfi'.or de- Assembly/ ‘v'Va* , Sheriff. two m em- • :Andrew J. Conover; Sol’r, Notice of Settlement of Acconrifc/'y^ hers, who have always cooperated I 32-35-r46l— fartmcat store and get a carifof Zeeta, hera of t the Board of. Chosen $19.32 ■with her in staging her well-known I AUTOMOBILE. | Freeholders,;," th ree Coronersj ■//two Estate o f Mary E. Young, deceased,ri 1 OF ALL KINDS J ihc antiseptic deodorant powder. Members of the Township Com­ CH A N CERY 7-389 Nptlco is hereby given that thd flip*; ;-’ productions. She also highly com­ DIRECTORY I . Rub It on your feet and shaikh It into mittee,' one male and one female. counts of the subscriber# executoc !.?/■ “My dear, Mrs, Stanyon: • Telephone 2200. | Telephone 1377 | tortured, .perspiring feeL water hlliiiartj, m. and eight p, m. ,for the purpose of am o u n tin g t d ap p ro x im ately , $8,223,00 • Russpu also for cbanng and sunburn.! J-; v/ v- conducting ^ a, General Election for A ll. the following -tract or parcel of “Your Drama,'last evening, ‘‘.‘Tho one State Senator, two Members of the land and preqiisefl hereinafter parties yt4ii»niiiiuiitau»iiuuiii|U|iiaiiiuiusflaniuiaafian|uS v ‘.v'i; ; ■ ■ - / - : ■■ ■-•/ ' 's-/;;;';- f t p j : x »RH9S*WIW|i --if I g H w ' t m j,' -v -■ ’ 4 ; PAG 0 EIGHT FlllMY, AUGUST 80, 10GH p'inisiriiitinnnCTiimmmiinnimwmiiimniitiiimiiiiHniirannTmmininiiiniiifiiiiiiPiini'iriiniiiinniiipnnnmitmnsim lit memory-of Diviloswcll ftittl on nUoiujants wore Mr. and Mrs. r SHERIFF HEIGHT DR.C M. BOSWELL Saturday ovonlng, August Urd, n Harry Kirby, Jr. Mr, nnd Mrs, park on tlio woat nltle ol the Orovo Dny will reside on Tenth nvcmio. whs dedicated to him. Suitable ISSUES REPORT IS EULOGIZED services were held. Dr, Hubert C. MWs Evelyn Phare, dnughter Wells, Chairman of tlio Program nf Mr. anil Mrs, Arthur H. Phare, In Asbury Park (ConeliuM fmm first pago) Committee, delivered the address Corlies avenue, Is spending, two SECOND ANNUAL CONTAINS many older nnd more experienced ami Dr. Henson dedicated the weeks as the guest of Miss Elltft* Pnrk, It Is now to bo known as The INTERESTING MATERIAL lirenchors did not help matters any, The .'lloswell Memorial Park nnd both Adams at Camp Merrovlsta but In I stnrted,' After yelling myself ‘hoiirsc lind doing my l>esl, will he Unproved In n manner that Center, Osslpoe, N, H, Miss Adams will be nn honor to him and a beau­ gnvc Mis I’haro the trip In npprc- Statistics o r Office Anil Group Of when I snl. dmvn, Dr. Stokes said, "Good effort Hub." For yours, Dr. ty spot in: our community. This cliiHtm of Miss Pharp's athletic Articles On Crime, Together lloswoll lived ill Ocenn Grove dur­ Rite wns selected, owtiig to the fact that upon the limp of the Grove It nehiuvemenls nnd cooperation dur­ With Mill. Of Sheriff's Duties, ing the sunnnci' months, with his ing the high school course, family : nnd • in- the. .venr 1913 was Is-the highest point of land nnd It Aro.Included In Booklet. elected n member', .of the Associ­ Is’ very-appropriate,-with tho high ation. C . Ideals and life:of Dr. Boswell that TRUETT IS VETERAN PASTOR Continuing a custom which lie This muh of Cinil u’ns made this site should be selected. by stnrted Inst year, Sherrif Howard j President or tho Association nt His. love .for the Grove, his Campmecting Preacher Has Been Stephanie Height lust week published his the annual meeting held in Jnriuftry, strong desire to preserve it, his ad­ miration for tlio , ocean anil daily ,18 Years At Dallas W hyte second annual vepoit,vonort a bookletbooklet' 1!)2r»- e hc Immediately, ,{nown .upon' the fait entering that during the summer Would lie enjoy ' Dr. George W. Truett, pastor of containing statistical outlines of|ho WOHld with all his ability, pow- n dip, the many visits he paid dur- And Seaboard ing the winter months, his devo­ the First Baptist church, Dallas, his office and several articles eon-!cr and strength uphold the. pviniri- tion to the Auditorium; services, Texas, is a native of North Caro­ cerniug crime, ‘'which is being; pics upon which Ocean Grove’ was often led him to say, “‘nil this and discussed more than any other (founded, enforce the rules and reg- lina, Ho was born in 1807. t t iu .ulations and do everything possible Heaven besides,” He went to Texas with his father question before the common people to jn,provu the community and Words cadnot express a fitting in about 1887 and, there, when it today.” (benefit its peoples. He never once tribute to this man. His eminent With the lost lazy limp days Of Sum­ Statistics in the sheriff's report1 relaxed from this stand and Ocean abilities, shown by continuous .ap­ was learned that he was a force­ mer slowly turning .the comer towards show the number of prisoners j Grove today is far better for his plication to.the duties of his of­ ful speaker, he acceded to demands Poll . , . are you day-dreaming about ■ i i!~ ! wonderful,, successful and bene- fice os President; his impressive and entered “the ministry, Then, he yourself In now brisk-weather olothcsf eomimtted to his custody, expenses ficia] admvn.stl,ntion If you're ‘clever with, the needle'., or ol the ofice, salaries, etc., expen- The religious meetings never fal- mg^Cs^iecG^hiTcourtb'ous anT^'n- f“^red .Baylor University, .preach- have a pet,, dressmaker who can create ; ses of upkeep of the county jail, tcred under his leadership, in fact ial manner, kindness of henrt; his1'ing at a nearby church during his for you . . . here's a tip that's worth the disposal of cases, under his 'during his term n office! all. meet- patient and generous nature, al­ stay there. Before . graduation, lie whatever you want to make of it . . . ways, considerate of. others; his jurisdiction, etc, ings went ahead in attendance and was married, and soon after, he he gave from oil his powers for wise administration of business; Sheriff Height, in his .foreword, all crowned with a'fullness of was called to thd pastorate of th6 the development of plans that were Dallas F irst Baptist church. (1897.) w rites; “The report this year will, calculated to promote the interests spirituality; entitle him to a rec­ of the cause that was here com- ord rarely accorded to men in any The story of the successful en­ I hope, be os interesting and in­ position. structive as the former report. It fnited to charge. Yet- on the terprise of that church is synono- • . i >_ • . other hand,' he always remembered Ocean Grove must and . will go mous with the story , of Dr. Tru- is my intention and . desire to m-, fov Ocean Grove to continue and be on and the name of Dr. Charles M, form thosey the electorate of Mon- j successful, .it must remain out of JBoswell will be Inked with th.e im­ ett’s career, He has dedicated his mquth County who have employed j debt. It is rather needless for me mortals of this famous and re­ activties and his talents to the con­ me, as to the conducting of this to mention at this time his mar- markable institution. gregation there, refusing many! of­ ... i velous ability in raising money for fers to come to even larger office m all its various depart- n {-ood-ennq'p nnd he p-nvo frpplv nt' a good: cause and he gave freely of churches in. the . , E ast and mcnts. Requests from various civic this talent to aid our unique bodies, institutions, schools'and in- place. At the beginning of his ad­ Neptune News Notes] North. A Congregation of over dividuals for copies of the report ministration Ocean Grove paid off 6000, a Sunday school regis­ its debt and at the end of each year tration of over 7000, a million have convinced me that it had val­ ever since, we have made neces­ ue, both historical and statistical, sary improvements during that Bruce Dodd, Atkins'avenue, is a dol!al' i)lant all have brought the and thus, it is with pleasure I send 'time, a high class program has patient in Fitkin hospital, ■ j that ‘‘P»- Truett is running Xu- c tv, a u ! the biggest business institution in forth my Second annual' report.” ; been provided .for our people each Miss Elizabeth Barton, Corlies ! Qallag ,f. Concerning disbursements and i reBal'<**'!Ss of the depres- ..... • T . . •• sion. We arc one of tho few com- avenue," is a surgical p a tie n t' in : receipts of his oftce, Sheriff, mUnities in this great nation of I Fitkin Hospital. FALL' FABRICS THE YARD GOODS SECTION AT j Height feels that he has made the ours that is entirely out of debt. Wiliam Hewitson, of Saratoga,! ! best show ng ever produced by any [Such was the administration of the STEINBACH KRESGE'S IN ASBURY : spent the week-end with his family i PARK Is bright and bouncing with a j Monmouth County sheriff. Earn-1 Association witli Dr. Boswell as on Seventh avenue. wonderful new stock of Fall woolens ilngs above the.cost of his office 1 Dui-mg'his term.of office, Main for your coats and suits. They're rich'- Mrs. M argaret Barton, ol' Mi-1 as Croesus in their deep colors. They’re (the past- two years have totaled avenue. Ocean Avenue, and Broad- ami, Fla., is visiting Mrs. Maud j i $40,331,49, the report shows. i way. have been paved. An entire solt, warm arid soapy to the touch . . i Also among the interesting fea- new boardwalk with, a bulkhead Thompson, Atkins avenue. and they drapo with sheer beauty! Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pine have Young-and-gay plaids that check with jture <•'**■ second annual survey;'- S d io c ^ ^ ^ d ’S ^ tho bright spirit of Autumn; flecks, ik an a itid e conc.eining the ancient n^v...one,* new bridjges were built returned to their home on Ninth heathery mixtures, and fleecy mono­ I duties of the sheriff and comparig1 across Wesley Lake. New bulk- avenue for a week-end trip. tone eflccts that are exactly the weaves ! them with his resposibilitics .to-! heads or retaining walls have been Mrs. Daniel Thompson, Corlies Vogue'nnd Harper’s Bazaar stamp with i- Now, there is no reason for you to sacrifice i dav ' i idaced along the banks of both such ■ enthusiastic approval! They're avenue, spent . Monday with her! the flno quality, first-rate sort of fa­ | PROPER FOOD PRESERVATION in order to do = ■ I-t. •„ , iiTT •’ | Wesley and Fletcher Lakes. A daughter in Ocean Grove. ■ away with ice delivery. , | Sheriff Height doses, “Having |iK,lt j,as bcen placed at every in- bric that mellow their way into your 1 given an accounting to the people tersection of-streets in the Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dcari, Eighth affections as you wear them. a ' Because of the County of Monmouth for the! Through his personal appeal from avenue, entertained relatives from | Ice Delivery.in the Coolerator is infrequent. l j period I have served them as- Sher- (lie.platform in the Auditorium, we In the same section' you'll find nh ln-; have an! individual service for .our New York City last week. ““! iff, and as my term draws to a spiring array of fabrics, for your Fall 1 Our Service Men are...... Uniformed..;...Courteous...... Lord's Supper, which is always- . Miss Jean Smith, formerly of frooksl' Printed satins that are top- | Equipped with Carrying Bags' (as shown) 1 close, I know that all the improver held the opening night of . Camp Atkins -avenue, has moved to the r'-'.chers for the coming season. Soft, mcnts I have put in effect in the Meeting and at which we have.at sleek Bilk and wool crepes In the new f ...... Fully informed on Food Preservation.' 1 least fifteen hundred communi­ Roosevelt apartments in Asbury I Our equipment'is Clean and Sanitary. | office have been for the good of Park. : • .■ Renaissance colors that were inspired ! both the tax-payers and the liti- cants. Our beach front is one of by, the old masters’ palettes. Animated the most attractive on the Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Irving Crabiel ! gants and it is my .earnest wish prints or suave chic monotones as you Coast. Our- parks Have been beau­ and daughter Evelyn, Seventh ave­ prefer. And if you ml* satin With 1 There is a Cooleratar for every purpose that my successor will not only tified. Our Police Department put nue, were Sunday visitors in Cam­ crepe in your ensembling, you'll be i continue the reforms instituted by on a mofct efficient basis, gives den. following Vogue's excellent suggestion | from forty-three dollars up ; me, but will add as many new ones safety and protection to our own of this month: people as well as our summer A “Harvest Home” Supper was | Coolerators on display las will conduce to the betterment guests. In fact the many benefits : of the enforcement of. economy, we have derived under this great served last evening in the dinning STEINBACH | at our warehouse law and order.” man’s , administration are almost room of the West Grove M. E. > too numerous to mention. Church. KRESGECO. 1 First and Railroad Avenues It was one of the'great pleas­ Mrs. George Phillips, Ninth ave­ ures and a privilege in my life to (Asbury Park ! . ''.V':'"-; Asbury Park Strassburger’s know and work with Dr. Boswell, nue, entertained her grand-daugh­ For ten seasons we were together ter, Jane Jobes of Point Pleasant, throughout most of the summer last week. season, I learned to know him, re­ I SEABOARD ICE CO. spect him, admire him and above Mr. and Mrs.. Phillip Newman, The Oldest Independent General all his grand. Christian character, Atkins avenue, visited My, New­ his marvelous hump of humor and man’s' parents in Manasquari in! ( Phone, Asbury Park 590u Market in Ocean Grove. remarkable ability and judgement Maasquan, Thursday evening. Pilgrim Pathway and Olin Street was a blessing and an education in WOOL WINDER : every way. : Fred Hurley, Jr., aijd family, ' P.i,;rif!iiiiaii«i:iiii:iiii;iiiii!iiiini:i(;i,ii:.K;;,i::i:i.!.;;(iii;iii:;;!iii:iiii!i:‘i!iiiiii!iii!Mifliiiiiimi»Hnfiiaiiiiii;!aU!iiiiuiiiuiiiiiliiiiC!iti;ai,iii;fi!iraG;ik.-xqM!v-:-...-rr';:i!'M Phone 1719—Free Delivery Is the Time To take-tiic knots but of your knitting Interesting Combinations Eleventh avenuo, are moving to ! you m ight: try patronizing the (new' One evening, as we strolled along Hamilton with Mrs, Hurley's motli- • To Have wool winder In - the NOTIONS 'DE­ tlie boardwalk, he'remarked to ran er, Mrs. Lucretia Cottrell. PARTMENT AT S T E IN B A C H KRESGE'S. IN ASBDRY PARK. The : that lie was the third man elected Mrs. Emma Slocum, Atkins ave-j Hair Cut Price ! I Fresh Meats to the Presidency of the Associ­ young lady shown above hak eco­ ation whose nanic commchced. with „nue, spent the week-end ... in Ocean : YOUR nomically bought her wool by. the the letter B—Dr. Ballard, Bishopi) 0 ™VG “ e .guest of Mrs. Rebecca hank, and thru the courtesy of this B?rry and Dr. Boswell—and as' we i Wairiright, Park View Hotel. ; sympathetic contraption,. she is easily Poultry winding it into convenient balls. In walked wo.'cpuld not help but mar- j AIiss Helen K. BUrdge.a piano I FURNACE vel at the combinations of three I. , , “ J fact, it is so easy an: operation that Fresh Vegetables that.have entered into the history! !er’ ,aa returned from a she’s reading In . the meanwhile 1 With of the Grove, Since its founding we I Month’s visit in White House, N.,i CLEANED this blessing to knitters there’s no need have had three Auditoriums, wc J.,’ to ‘ her ’home on —Leonard ' ' avenue, to make any reluctant friend do,that Effective Now at have three other religious build- familiar task with you, by hand. ings, the Temple, Tabernacle, and Mrs. Sarah Hulsehart.'and Mrs. j Thofnley Chapel. We: have had Maud Thompson, Atkins avenue, Work Done By Experts And speaking ol knitting, why ndt stay' three Lakes, Long Pond, now Wes­ spent; last Monday with Mrs. Giis- in this department and Join the knit­ Delicatessen ting classes for news and notes on the ley Lake, Goose Pond, now Fletcher sie White in Whitesville, Ocean DARO’S Lake and the original lake along f-,,-.,, Howard L. Smith the latest stitches. . An instructor will "A Cool Place to Shop" Broadway at New York avenue, n be glad to. give you expert advice . . § • C aterin g to the in- Carovossa Lake. For fe a rs, the re­ Mrs. Minbrva Chamberlain, Cor­ 1 51 Main-Avenue ' yours for the asking. In the NOTIONS BARBERSHOP DEPT. AT STEINBACH KRESGE'S |. dividual. needs of every Where Courtesy Abounds ligious services have been held for lies avenue, entertained JJlr. and Ocean Grove ( ' IN ASBURY A r k / ; : , = ■ member of -the family three months during, the summer. 307 Bond Street i ’ ’ Three, bgardwalks. Three pavilions Mrs. William Pinkerton' and Mrs." Telephone 4741 i - with, skilled and cour- on the North. Street’s Ross’s and Charles Brown, of West Belmar, | teous sei-vice. Asbury Park Ice Cream—BIG DIP the North End. Three on the on Wednesday, South. Lillagore’s, which was de­ stroyed by fire, April 21, 1916. The Mr, and Mrs. Leon A. Cottrell, 5c. tents on the beach during the sum­ Steiner avenue; have rented their WILL TEACH APPLIANCE USE which are being distributed mer of 1916 and the present Sputh home, and have taken roomB w ith WOOLMAN’S —---- _ I through the Jersey Central terri- W c End. Three entrances to the Grove, Mrs, Herma Truex, Atkins ave­ Main avenue, Broadway and Stock­ nue. Electric Ironers And Washers Will tory.foi- their first showing in the ton avenue. Three paved streets, QUALITY Be Demonstrated United States. Pt. Ocean avenue,’; Main avenue and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stewart Broadway. Three wide ■ thorofares A six weeks’ campaign to edu­ and family, Seventh avenue have ^■iiiiriiiiiiii,fiiiiji!iiijiiiiiiiii,:f,iiiii„ iinutiiiimuiunr. from North to South. Ocean aven­ returned from a visit with relatives cate the public in the use of elec­ 35c ue, Central avenue , and Main St. tric ironers and washing machines, Three from East to West. Ocean in western , Pennsylvania and Pathway, Main avenue arid Broad-, .Youngstown, Ohio. ' . \ 125 Heck Avenue CREAM SEPARATOR particularly in view of the wide Q t . Ever try to ‘take the top off the milk’ day, A rather odd situation in any Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Brighton scientific and mechanical advan­ community, all of which: Dr. Bos­ Ocean Grove and really do it with complete success! ces made in home washing in the 52 OLIN ST., OCEAN GROVE well, ' in his . jovial way, tried to and daughter have returned to ■ Telephone 5037-iI Shown above is a little, kitchen gadget' last five years, has been opened think of other interesting combin­ tHeir home in ,W est Palnp Beach, that will do the Job for .you in a jiffy! : ations of three in the his­ Fla., after spending two weeks ; ■V'VPoona Even ‘Bossy’ - herself looks on with this week throughout the entire amawmentI ■ This ,is Just bijo of th e. Ocean Grove, N. J. ^tiiittiiwiittmttpiimiHmtitnitiiintnmninniimTminmtaarouMMuwy tory of , the G institution. As with relatves in this vicinity/ Ree. Calif. Spring territory of the Jersey Central we returned to Philadelphia one Lamb ..... l.—..27c- many, many useful knick-knacks you'll .■ Power and Light Company, under season he ' gave me another Mr. and. Mrs, Walter Guinn arid find in the HOUSEFURNISHINas the direction of B. A. Sciple, Com-1 1 Aug. 23 to Sept. 2 t three combination, which did sin have returned to their home in Chtick Roast .:...... 27c, DEPT. AT STEINBACH KRESGE’S not entirely pertain to Ocean Grove. Astoria, L. I., after spending the IN ASBURY PARK. mercial Manager. The program | 10.30 A. M. I Fresh Chopped, Bieef 28c. DAY’S He would say,. “Now that fall' is past Vqek with Mrs., Guinn’s par­ will include home demonstrations Fresh "Hams ...... 28c; If you . enjoy ‘cutting the corners' in | Dr, Mert Rice, o f Detroit I here, we have - oysters” of which wherever requested by the house­ Ice Cream Garden he was very fond. “Football,” and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Mount, Shoulder Of, Lamb > your housework . , ream around in wife and the regular staff of the 1 7.30 P. M. 1 he was an ardent rooter, never Corlies avenue. • . , Boned‘ And Rolled 18c. this splendid new section . ?i j you'll The Ice Cream That's Different missed a game regardless of the find any number of usefuls to make Jersey Central will be assisted by !' Dr. George W. Truett 1 Miss Elia Skillman, daughter of Prime Rib Roast —.....30c. kitchen work lighter and. <—*■ factory demonstrations, both in CANDY GIFTS Weather. "Plans for the Grove'for | of Dallas, Texas 1 the next season.” Tho interest and Mr.' and Mrs.-, W alter , Skilknan, electric ironing nnd washing. Tenth avenue, and Melvin Day) son | Special meeting for min- 1 48 Pitman Avenue welfare of Ocean Grove was fore­ Roasting 'Chickens, Ducks The “Easy” Ironers and Wash­ most in his mirid:and to say that of Mr. and Mrs.' Leonard Day/were and. Fresh Fowls ers will bo featured in the cam­ | isters only at 2 P. M„ Aug- | Ocean Grove he loved the dear old place, is put­ married . in the .-West' Grove par­ paign and the equipment will con­ I ust 26 to August 30. | ting it'mildly. •. sonage Friday evening by tho pas-' Near Auditorium It was m ost;fitting th a t qomo Free Delivery sist of the latest factory models iiUnuDiuiiisuiiiuiiaiqifliuiiiiuniiitiiiiiiinininiititiil memorimoi ial ’ ’ be placed, •-In n Ocean----- r'- Grove — I tor, Kev.Rev. W..'W .-R; R; . Gnffick,Guffick, The